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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-12
NPRECHSAAL
2akt uns fir tire p%eritorbene Wutter

beten.
NET Yoint, Hebr. - 9ieber
SnfeIl 9ieies gial mub i6 Dir cine
traurise Na1ri6t mittbeiIen. l1niere
Iiebe. CUTE Wutter lit Dor einiger Seit
nah u elitdeiger &rdrtbeit seitprs
ben. Sic itdrb gut porberettet nit
Den bl. Sterbeiaframenten. 9as mar
elm Sroit fir uns in BENT barten
S6idiaIsihlase. Bite, Iieber Sntel.
iase allen Nihten unb Neffen, tie
ioQten fir meine Ruttcr beten.
8ir iino 5tpei guben utb stpei
Ndoheu III u~uierer Samilie. Wein
iiinsiter gruber lit feds Sabre oft uno
id bin Die dltcite in Der Samilie.
Sect mub ih DEN 6ausbalt fiibren.
8etpiB bin ih frob, baB i'd bon meiner
Wutter 10 gut foden unb ndben sez
lerut babe. bonn icet in Der &riegsseit
muB man ipuren uno beter. bab 8ott
inns sndbis iein ioll unb ilns cine CUTE
grnte i6idt. 8ebe @ott. paB Der
&ries bod balo gu gube lei! llnSere
8robmutter pobnt iest Bel uns. Benn
Die Wutter etnmal ntht nlebr bd lit.
bann lit es nift mebr 10 ihon i'm
5auie unb baun crit lernt man. tpie
idon es lit, cine Wutter gu baben.
Why don't the older boys write?
Have they no courage at all? 1t seems
to me, they are afraid to see their
own letters in print. Sd benfe Die
.Sonnenblume aus benz ionnieen
Siiben" bat rett. Die Neifen fiirdten
bon ben Ntften nlisgeluft gu tperben.
Shame on you boys, shame on you!
Nit 8rub an Iae, berbleibe if =
rSas IeiIhen.
@espib, mir a1e tperben fir Seine
peritorbene Wutter beten. W0ae Der
5err ibrer SceIe sndois iein!-S I
Sufel.
Gin Wserfmurt fir bic ilteren
Niften.
Gin itfpebiiter Gbiloiopb = mad
elmer anberu Weloung ioa es elm enes
liiter ietn - fenn5eifuet oieienieen
Srauen, Die d. I beiratben oiirfen.
Sad ieiner Gniift biirfeu alio nitt
beiratben:
l.. Srauen, tpelhe fotettieren uno
lid dubern, oaB lie nitt foden, nitt
ndben uno ibr Sett nitt ielber MAIDEN
tonneu.
2. Srauen. Die i~berbaupt Den
Sausbalt nift 81 iibren neriteben.
8. Sraueu. bic SMnbe unb @asen
lieben; oaseeen Die ainber baiien.
| 4. Srauen. Die ben @ergniiauneen
rafrennen uno niht oeritebcn. bas
8elb 5u ipnren.
8. Srauen, Die por3ieben gu iterben
als cine niht moberne 8leibuus gu
trasen.
6. Srauen. Die MIR 3tpei Irten bon
Rdnnern fennen, udmlif Sulbg0tter
unb Seufel.
Z. Srauen. Die sebenfen, ben
san3en Sausbalt ben Sienitboten gu
iiberlaiieu.
s.. Srauen. bic tbeure Seppife unb
ale mosliteu Safen tnlfen. abcr ben
Nnfauf bon aofseifirreu pernafs
ldiiiecn.
8. Srauen. Die I'M Sauie benz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-12
eelbhamfertisums BON SIiesenpapier.

SeiDrdn1erftglng Don Sitegenpaptef.
Sier etrpas Niislihcs uno Yrattis
i6es. bas Die dlteren Ni6tcn setpiB
intereiiieren ipirb: lin elm sutes Slics
~senpapier ielber au3uiertiseu. nin1nrt
nan fein ~geitobencn ihtpar3en Yfeffer
unb nermiidt i'm tiidtis NIT tpenis
perbilnntem Sorie unb itreiht bieie
Rii6uns mitteIs zines tleinen 1inieIs
ober aud nit einem Rsiier aui ees
lpobnIifes, sraues 2oi6papier. Sas
10 beitrifene Eapicr mug mcbrere
Gage trodnen. geim 8ebraut tpiro
cs nit S%uderrpaiier bendBt unb auf
eineu Seller ecleet. Sic Sliesen
eehen serne bardn uno iinoen burb
antlebeu unb 9enuB beg Yfeiiers
i6neI ibren Sob. Sieies einfah. bers
suitcaenbe. fpirtiame SIieeenpapier
bat ben @ortbeil. bab es siftirei lit,
uub 10 burh basielbe aus rnppriid,s
tisteit nicmals elm llnsIiid noriomu1en
fQuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-12

grade. l am eleven years old. l have
n brother and no sister. My brother
Is ten years old. I live on a farm and
like 1t very much. Mamma and papa
like your paper very we'll. / do not
learn German, but ann and papa
can read German. There are a lot Of
wolves around here. We have ten
horses and forty head of cattle. l like
animals.
We are all well here. With best
regards to you, | remain,-Your friend.
Martin Helten.
Please tell us more about your farm
and the life on 1t, in your next letter.
Der Onke.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-12
0efGbrltheS Spiel.

Sns itrGilite anbdneen ober Be-
lteieeu bon in getpeeuns befinolihen
@iienbabn5iigeu bat am 1. Suli benz
% Sabre alien Nrbeiter Clarence
Grimes in aurora. Su.. bds 9ebeu
setoitet. Ser iunse Rann tpobnte i'm
&oitbauie SO. 1872 Soutb Broabnap
unb hetterte tur3 Dor iiebeu rbr auf
einen bort poriiberiabrenoen g.. 9.
& 6. sSraft5ue, nm : in ben Sob
gu fabren. 8ein Wenih tuubte. tuobin
Grimes eieentli1 iabren ponte. ba er
aud babeim nidts 9eiast bate, uro
Nienlnnb mar 8euee bes l1nfaqes.
auf bas SusperionaI tpubte fein
@ort. mas porsefa1en mar. bd es
rubis tueiter in peitIider 8i8tlns
fuhr.
MIem Gnihein na9 tpoIte Grimes
ant gnbe Der Bride in Der Rdbe bcs
Signdltburmes abiprineen. tpuroe
a.. gobeu unb seeen cine bort ifebenbe
Sienaltpeihe seihleubert. Die oabur6
ubiprans. Ser llnsliidli6e purbe auf
Der STEELE setobtet unb bic 2eihe tpar
idmmerIif cntiteQt porben. Der &ppi
biIbete MIR nod cine unformli6e
IaHe.
Nebmet gl1 bas ihredlihe Sdids
ial bieies uneliidlihen iuneen Wuns
nes gum abihredenben geiipiel. liebe
&inberl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-12
Meni& nnb Seit.

Wenih urb Sett.
(gon IbuI ala so h,
arabiiber Sifter, Der I'M oas
Sa6r 1000 Iebte.)
Weibe Die Wenifen unb fIiebe bic
froblifeu SeherrIInoen;
Senn tper bic @abrheit ipri6t, tptrb
Dor allen unIeiolth befunoen.
Sic Stlnben itnb BAG @efdb, bas ur1s
ihIiebt Die Ieniteneeiuide.
Grit tpenn Der Sedel entfdqt. bdnu
3eisen Tie iif benz 9lide.
Sic Seit, Die etpis oabi1roqt, lit tpie
elm 9eoift:
God benieIben 8eim tpieoerbolt Der
0ihter niht.
limb es ahuen nidN Die Sage unb
Ndhte in ibrem Saeen.
Wie piele Oh ibrer Gle, uno andre Oh
ibres 3auoerns Hagen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-12

nennen. nnttportcte or, er beige
Wi6uel Inselp.
Spnn5ig Sabre ndh bieiem Ibens
teuer mar Barbarieo burh eineu lener
rdtbieIbaiten Sufdue. beren @ebeims
nib MIR 8ott fennt. General Der nenes
tianiihen Republit eetpuroen. Wie
beielisenb aber duh fir ben ebes
malisen Slider bteies 8liid mar. 10
nergdb er bod ieinen ebemaliger
WobItbdter nift, uno ais Widdel
Gneelo 8uonarrotti in Hpm itarb mad
Der sldn5enoiten 2aufbdbn. bic ie elm
8iinitIer burhlaufeu bat, idrieb Die
Sanb bes ebemaIieen 8orboliers
inter bic Iateiniide Sni6rtft. tpelde
Der Natfolser Taul Der 9ritte fir
Ieinen 9ieblins nerfaiien lieb, bic beis
ben bonfbaren 3eiIer. bic man nod
auf benz Wauioleum bes 9roBer
Rannes iiebt.
9as %impropiiierte Weiiteritiid be-
finbet lid seeentpdrtis in Raris, mos
bin es elmer Der Generate Napoleou's
mitgerommen bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-12
Likes Animals.

Denzil; Sask.-Dear Uncle IL wrote
a letter to you some time ago, but did
not see 1t In print. The weather Is
nice now, but the grain Is not very big.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-12

, 2iebe 2tnber!- @p I
, bleiben an bic beutfhen Brief I
, fGreiber? Sat Gu& BITE Spms I
, merbite pielleiht ihon trdse se- I
, madlt? Nd6ite Wphe merben I
, bnffentliG cine Nn5ahl beutihe I
, Sriefe i'm .Spre&iaal" e. I
, iheinen.-0 Snfel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-12
gesinsert Elm ih6nes 1eit.

Gan Suan. Segas. - 2ieber
Snfel! @ereansenen Sonntae bat
uniere 8emeinbe ibr Yatronsfeit. bas
Seit bes bl. Sobannes ieierli6 be-
eaneen. lin 10 l1br batter mir feiers
Tides Sohamt. bel benz mebrere Yries
tier antpeienb tpareu. Oie brei 0ers
cine. Der @emeinoe. ndmlih Der ct.
Soiepb's sGerein. Der gerein @briits
liher Nliitter unb Der Sunefrauens
Yereiu, bolteu Die boftp. 9eiitIiffeit
in corpore bonn Yfdrrbauie inter Dem
&lange Der Nuiif ab. gs ipurben 3ipei
Yrehisten sebaIten. cine beutihe uno
cine bobmiihe. 0icle 2eute bon Tab
uub 5ern tparen berbeiseitromt. Im
Nahmittase CAB es Elm erobes Yidnid.
nobel alerlei eiien unb Srinten aufs
setrasen purbe. 9ieber Snfel. penn
gu bdtteit babel fem ~fpnnen. 10 hattie
mid Oas iebr seireut. Nift pabr.
lieber Snfel. ndfitcs Ial tummit
Su iifer.
9ieber Sniel. an 4. Suli piro in
Sdulcnbure elm sroBcs Sdneerieit
iein uno tpie ih sebort babe. ipu CO
srobdrtia perben. @s iolcn iiber
Sauienb irembe Sanger fommen.
Sier lit es iest iebr troden. mir
batten MIR Elm Wal euten Regen. Sic
biden BaiermeIoueu limb iton reii.
gs lduit mir bds Raiier i'm Wuubc
3uiammen. tpeun ih barau benfe.
9ieber Sntel. iomm bod einu,al ms
beiufen, es miro uns iebr piele
Sreube MAIDEN.
Belt miibes anb regards TO one
ano al, -3ouie % enbel.
Sieies Seit, bon benz Su uns err
adblit. mus pirtlih i6on unb erbaus
lid eetpeien fem. 8as gu bon ben
@aiiermeIonen ihreibit. fIinet aud,
nift libel, Sier lin talten Rorben"
(tpo es mitunter aud rett parm
iit) limb 1aiiermelouen cine gar
lcdere Speiie.-S er SnfeI.
~
Likes Animals.
Denzil, Sask.-Dear Uncle 81 wrote
a letter to YOU some time ago, but did
not see II In print. The weather Is
nice now, but the grain Is not very big.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-12
Nscrfet Gu& lies fir bic Ierien.

Sic .Stpeiserii4en gIdtter fir
@eiunobeitspfleee" geben tn einem
Grtifel .Spgientife @infe fir ben
8abfabrer" etnise @atbitldse, bic In
entipredbenber Gntpenbune obne tpeis
teres fir iebe Sbdtiefeit paiien. bic
NIT Grbisuns unb Sdpeib foiteuber
a%nitrensuns perbuneen lit uno bic
Chr. liebe 8inber. guf Defenders fir
bic Serien merfen loft. ~Seim Gabs
fabrcn". 10 beibt es ba. %.ionbert Der
aorper reihli6 Shipeib ab; eS ipiro
linn cine 5iemli6 erobe Wenge @aKer
~eutdoseu- Sober perniintti9e Nabs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-12
SDbanna Sebus.
(@on 8olfsans 9oetbe.,

(0on @olfgang 8oet6e.)
Ser Samm 5erreiBt. bas SeIb
erbrduit.
Sic Slutben ipiilen, Die Sld6e
ialit.
sd TRACE bid. Iutter, burb Die
Slut6;
Sod, reidt tie nidt bod. id mate
rIuh uns bebenfe, bebrdnst nie mir
limb.
Sic Sa~usscnoiiin, brei arrte 9inol
Die i6tpahe Srdu! 80. On sebit
bapon!"
sic trdet Die Wutter burh's @aiier
1fon.
gum Bible Do rettet eufl barret
bertpeil!
8leih febr' ih 5uriid. ms Ilen lit
Seil.
3um giibl it's nod troten unb
tpenise S6ritt';
Sod nebmt aud mir meine Siege
mttl"
Ser Oumm seridmil3t, bas
Selo erbrduit
Sic Sllitben tpiiblen, Die Sldhe
iauit.
Gle iest Die Mutter auf iif'res 9anb,
Shon Sushen eleih ipieoer 5ur Slutb
getpdnbt.
.@obin? Wo6in? Sie greite ihtpon :;
Sees @aiiers lit biibcu unb briiben
Wertpeeen ms Sieie piIIt Oh bineir!"
sic ionen unb miiiien serettet iein!"
Ser Samm p%erihfpinoet, Die
Weue brduit.
Cine Reeresipose. lie idtparft
unb iauit.
Sfon Sushen idreitet e~etpobnten
Stes,
l1mitromt au6 sleitet iie niht bonn
Weg,
grreift ben 9iibl unb Die Nafbarir;
Sod Der unb ben ainoern fein
@etpinul
Ser Samm berihtparb, Elm
Weer erbrnuit's,
Sen fleinen Siigel I'M &reis
umiault's.
Sa sdbnet unb pirbelt Der ifdnmenbe
Sdlunb
limb 3iebet Die Srau nit ben 8inbern
gu @rmnb;
Ous Sorn Der Siese fabt bas elm,
go iolten lie Iue berloren ietnl
S66n Siisden itebt nod trad uno
gut:
@er rettet bas innse. bas eSeIite
sdOn srisden itebt nod mic Gin
Stern;
Sod aue 8erber iinb ale fern.
Sings UNI lie Der lit @aiierbabn.
Rein Shifflein ihtpimmet 81 ibr
beran.
Sod einn,al blidt iie gum Simmel
binauf -
Ga pebmen bic i1meihelnoen Slutben
lie duf.
&ein Summ. fein Selo! Sur
bier uno bort
ge3eifuet Elm Baum, elm
Sburm ben Srt.
gebeft lit GneS nit Waiieriftpaq;
Sod Susfen'S Bib ihipebt iibers
all. -
Sas 1aiier iinft. cas 9anb eriheint.
limb iiberaQ nirb SdonsS usden be-
limb Sem lei, tper's nidt iinst unb
iaet.
SIN Geben uno SoS niht nadscfrastl
(Sobann 8%oIfeang BON
@oetbe, seborcn 1749 81 Sranfs
furt a. Dr.; seitorben 1882 gu @eis
mar; fiibrte NIT ieinem Sreunoe
S1iler Die beutihe 2iterat,ir ibrer
boditen Sliitbe gu. Goethe lit am
aroBten ais 2prifer: Elm pouenbeter
Meeiiter Der Sprate uno Sorm; ale
@attuusen Der Sittung beberridenb
bat er in bieier Siniidt in Der ses
iammrten @eltliteratur taum ieines
@leihen. Sein SAINT" gilt als bas
arpBartisite 8eltsebi6t felt Nante's
.Sipina Gomcbia". @octbe's Be-
aeiiterung fir Die Gntiie unb ibre
So6ter Die Henaiiiance, lit Der iors
maier. Seite ieincr STUNT in bobem
Wabe 3ugute sefommeu. 9ie Welts
anidauuns 9oetbe's lit elm ditbetiid
perflGrter NaturaIismus.)
Oieies @ebidt berfabte @oetbe.
eemdb ieinen eisenen @orten. gum
anbenfen Der iieb5ebnidbrisen Shcs
nen. 8uten aus benz Sorfe 8rieme BEL
@rietbauien untern 8lepe, bic am 10.
Sanuar 1909 bel benz gis9anse bes
Mbeins unb benz groBen grufe bes
SamnlcS bon 3leperbam Silie
reihenb untereins.
Wscrfet Gu& 9teS fir BITE Terien.
Sic .SGpei5erii1en 1Idtter fir
@eiunbbeitSpfleee" eeben tn einem
MrtifeI annienfihe @inie Eir Aen
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-19
demand for residences, an addition

demand for residences, an addition to the local circulating medium, and more business for retail merchants.
 It would also change the people from a condensed milk diet to the most wholesome lacteal fluid, which when Pasteurized. is absolutely pure.
 All persons who can sell milk to this creamery and have not signified their readiness to do so, are request ed to notify MT. Bloom at the cham Der of commerce.
 The installation of plant, such as the one under contemplation, would give big impetus to the milch COW and live stock business. It would pro vide a market for the farmers who could sell their milk, and the dairy men, all of whom can raise and keep cattle at very little extra expense.
 It would take milk from farmers on all the roads and railroads enter ing Pine Bluff, and the products of the plant can be sold in Pine Bluff, Memphis and Little Rock, as there al ways is a ready market for milk, cream. butter and cottage cheese. This would mean steady stream of out side money into Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-19
ADJUSTMENTS. All advance notices furnished by
 Theatres.
BEST THEATRE.

Monday-June Caprice will be seen in Patsy" Wm. Fox production in five parts.
 Patsy" is filled with more sum- shine and happiness than any picture has yet appeared. It is also crowded
 The story of Patsy" opens in a lit the western town just as aPtsy Prim, the role played by Miss Caprice. starts for New York to meet Richard Hewitt, an old friend of her father. But since MT. Hewitt had died few years be- fore, the letter is received by Dick Hewitt, fast living young sport. Dick undergoes great change on meeting Patsy who makes her home in his bachelor apartments. He longs to wed the wild and innocent girl and settle down. A tangled affair he has had with an adventures interferes for a time but the woman is finally eX- posed and Dick and Patsy marry.
 Thursday will be seen here again, by many requests, Nazimova in "War Brides" This is one of the greatest pictures ever produced and many crit ics proclaim it grater than the "iBrth of Nation" The expression and pow CT of Nazimova permit her to project her personality out from the screen in a way that makes the screened pie lures seem most lifelike.
 There is but one shot fired in the whole production and but one battle scene is shown, and it will prove most instructive, as it shows the use of gas in modern warfare.
 The photoplay deals with the right ofa nation to force it's women to mar ny soldiers, about to leave for the bat tlefields, that the nation may not be depopulated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-19
ORPHEO THEATRE.

Monday-Bessie Love, assisted by the Triangle kiddies, will entertain with Cheerful Givers," Triangle picture, at the Orpheo theatre on Mon day. t
 Orphans are always interesting and appealing, and when they are as pret- ty as Bessie are and as clever as the
 Triangle kiddies they are an irresisti- ble attraction.
 Bessie is Debby, the daughter of Parson Deadly, who is superintendent of bankrupt orphanage. When Mrs. Grey, wealthy society woman, catches her handsome son, Kenneth Harlan, flirting with "the kitchen vampire" she discharges that dimpled maid and sends to the orphanage for "the oldest boy." whom she intends to employ in the kitchen instead of a girl. But there is no "oldest boy" at the or
 phanage, so Bessie, to help out during the pecuniary stress, puts on curly wig, boys clothes and takes the posi- tion. She deceives Mrs. Grey, but not the son.
 Humor and human interest fill the play. One of the most delightful sit nations occurs when a band of tiny orphans comes dropping to the Grey home one night on rescuing eXpedi- tion for their "little mother" Bessie But they are so tired upon reaching their destination that. instead of res cuing her, she is forced to rescue them and tuck them in bed. Later they take an important part in bringing about the climax of thep lay.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-19
HAUBER THEATRE.

Monday-The gun crew of the First Battery Field Artillery, of the New York national guard. assisted in the production of "The Greatest Power" the Metro screen play of patriotism starring Ethel Barrymore. to be seen at the Hauber theatre tomorrow They fired from their three inch guns the service charges which destroyed a village specially constructed for the purposes of the picture.
 Patriotic scenes abound in ''The Greatest Power" A portion of the United States fleet is shown methods of foreign spies are exposed; there are flashes" representing the part played in the nations history by such noble women as Betsy Ross Julia Ward Howe and Barbara Friet. chic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-19
,tT first Aids to Resuscfration.

An effective means of resuscitation after an electric shock is said to be a sharp blow on the soles of the feet without removing the shoes. In all cases, however, it is necessary to pull the tongue from the throat, as the ac- ton of the current is to cause con- traction of the muscles and the tongue IS drawn back into the throat, com pletely sealing the air passage. Part of many first-aid equipments consists of device which will grasp the tongue and hold it in distended position so the throat IS open to permit of arti- ficial respiration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-19
CREAMERY DEPENDS
 UPON THE SUPPLY
Investor Coming This Week-Addi-
 tfOnal Promises to Sell Milk .... Ire Needed.

Further assurances of deliveries of milk to PasteuriZed creamery were received yesterday by E. B. Bloom, secretary of the chamber of com- fierce. This was very gratifying, and on the strength of the promises all ready made, MT. Bloom communicated with the man who has been ready to invest his capital, and was informed that the gentleman will come to Pine Bluff the latter part of this week for a conference.
 The visit signifies that if the 150 gallons daily minimum is assured the plant will be installed, and a new industry will be established in Pine Bluff. It would mean an increased
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-19
How Japanese Sleep.

The Japanese do not sleep on Eu- ropean beds, but on many thick, soft puffs piled one on top of each other upon the floor. For bed covering they use more of the same kinds of puffs. It Is said that the Japanese emperor has 20 such puffs. One of those which cover him is made in the shape of kimono and has velvet collar. Prob ably he creeps inside of this. if he feels cold in the night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-19
Strange DoinQs.

The Increased demand for woman intuition workers, and for woman workers of all kinds, had resulted in the arrival in London, for the purpose of engaging in domestic service, of 8 girl from the west of Ireland. She was cordially received, and thus she wrote home: 'Its strange place I'm com- ing to, surely cabs widout horses and the lady of the house playing the pian- ner wid her feet, and tllkin' to herself perpetual down a candlcstick in the tall. ."-,,Argonaut.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-19
We'll Placed for Observation.

Miss Screech-"He said something to you about my singing last night, didn't he?" Miss Pepper-"Well, he did remark how funny the corners of your mouth looked when you sang." Miss Screech-"The ideal How could he have seen themT Miss Peppery- "Why not7 He was sitting directly behind you while you sang."-S6ay Stories.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-19
LICENSED TO WED.

License to marry was issued V terday at the office of the conn clerk to the following:
 Fred Mahler and Miss Pearl Wa both of iPne Bluff. The bride jsu der 16 years of age, and written u sent of her mother was filed int court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-19
THE DIVORCE DOCKET.

Decree of divorce was granted yes terday in the chancery court by Judge John M. Elliott to Lugenia Goldman from Will Goldman, plaintiff being awarded $500 in lieu of alimony and dover rights.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-19
WILL NEVER BE WITHOUT IT.

No other cough medicines reaches the spot" heals, soothes and relieves irritating, hacking coughs like Foley's Honey and Tar. Mrs. John Bourno- vile. Brussels, Wis.,, writes: i've been using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for years and recommend it for children. I will never be with out it in the house." For sale by Mann's Pharmacy.-Advt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-19

A portable vulcanizer for automo- bile tires gets it's heat from burner filled with asbestos saturated with gasoline or alcohol.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-29
LEGAL.

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The Civil Service Board of the City Nof
Topeka will hold n meeting at the City
Hall Tuesday, October Q, 1917. at :
O'Clock p. m. All persons Interested VIII
please be there ut the stated time
Il. l.. THOMAS. Chairman
LEO Won LANGEN. Secretary :
First published in the Topeka State
journal, September IS, 1871 -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-29

$500 e0e READY TO LOAN
On improved farms at 8 per cent ana os
Topeka real estate at Q per cent. No de-
lay. If you have n maturing loan or wish
to change or increase your loan. cali or write
BETTER REALTY AND LOAN COMPANY
Topeka Representatives.
Cnited States Mortgage & Trust Co.
Capital & Surplus S6G0o.000.
MONEY TO LoAN ON L. KINDS OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Horses. cattle. pianos. diamonds. house.
hold goods. libraries typer tiers. autos
ple.--F. S. Thomas. $40 Kansas arenus
Tel 29S.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-29
First published in The Topeka State Jour
nal, September II. 1871
NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF BUSI-|
NESS COLLEGE FOR a PERMIT TO
CANVASS IN THE STATE OF

Notice is hereby given that the wichifa)
Commercial College of Wichita, Kansas
has made application to me for a permit to
canvass I'm the State of Kansas for the
purpose of selling tuition in advance, or ID
contract, or to secure notes for tuiflop]
from students before their registration In
the business college herein named II sal
isfactory proof is furnished that the abovs1
named business college is incompetent I'd
furnish such a course of instruction ID
nd Vertises, or that the moral surrounding
of the institution are not good or that ths 4
PREMISES are kept in an unhealthy condl Y
ton or if the agents of said institution]
use misrepresentation or fraudulent meth
DDS In securing contracts, notes or castl
from prospective students. in such case I
permit win not be granted to such bust
uess college.
w. D. ROSS.
State Superintendent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-29
FOR Observation-Disclosures

WANTEn-Wateh repairing. Main springs,
7j-. cleaned, 75c. All work guaran teed.
Armstrong Jewelry Co, 40 Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE-Beautiful tailor made coat.
Has never been worm Size 30. Apply
Mrs Flad, Crosby Bros
SCHOOL BOOKS FOR LESS-Pendry's S,
rs West 9th All books new and used
at all times.
GOOD secondhand shoes every afternoon,
32s Kansas ave, in the rear. Closed Oct.
9th.
H. H. T. DIRECT current electric motor.
Cali noon hour. T2S Jackson.
FOR SALE-Good, top buggy for hay or
grain. 1901 West 9Th.
FINE L. c. SMITH typewriter at bargain.
Call 1908 White.
1852 HAsTT AUTO EXPRESS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-29
TYPEWRfTERS

ALL MAKES for sale OF rent. Best me-
chanical department in the country
CRANE & co.
Topeka Kan. 81 Years in Business