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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-08-23
MARKET

Anton Fillaus of Dante was hel 9
last Friday on business matters.
DR.. Berry of Tyndall was here
last Thursday on professional bus
mess.
Miss Alice Rokusek spent Sun
day at the home of her parents in
Lesterville.
A daughter was born at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Siro-
vatka Sunday.
DR.. Blezek and his wife spent
Saturday visiting relatives at
Creighton, Neb.
Paul Herman and family ofnear
Tyndall were visiting relatives at
this place Monday.
Miss Margaret Miller left for
Lake Geneva, Wis, as delegate to
the Y.W.C.A. convention.
Buy your building material at
Queal's. II you don't. we both
lose money. Adv.
It is reported that the govern
ment intends to discontinue some
rural routes to cut down expense.
Haul your poultry and eggs to
J. F. Mikolasek at Tabor and
receive the highest market price.
Stanley Dvorak,- after a pro-
longed visit here with relatives re-
turned to his home in Chicago
Monday.
A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. L. j. Marr at the Sacred
Heart hospital at Yankton last
Thursday.
j. M. Petrik left for st. Paul
Sunday as state representative for
this state of the Catholic Work
man fraternity.
J.lJ. Rezac received his Big-4
tractor Tuesday. Teo. Koletzky
received his Minneapolis tractor
and separator the same day.
Joseph Turek made an auto trip
to Kimball last Thursday. He
stopped in several towns in Chas
Nix County on his return.
Chas Petrik traded his reridence
for the residence formerly owned
by Lewis Welt with j. A. Wag;
ner. He will move there soon.
We are informed that the Ca
tholic Sokol lodge will hold a big
celebration here, Sept. %, on st.
Wenceslaus Day. Details will be
made known later.
A. 0. Wagner and his son Steve
of Lesterville boarded the train
here on Monday for Sioux City,
where they had gone for new cars
for their garage.
j. A. Wagner returned Tues
day from his trip at Lander, Wyo-
ming, where he had been with se-
veral others to look over their oil
fields. He says that things APP
pear very promising.
James Novak of Ft. Mcdowell,
Cal, arrived here Monday for q
visit with his relatives. His long
time friend, Anton Wicden, also
came with him. Thursday they
left for New York for visit.
Rud. Ztratil and family of Les
terville moved into the Wit kocer
house, formerly occupied by old
gent Bouska. Ztratil is a carpen
. H
ter by trade and will be working
with Chas. Petrik.
For rent, the John Novotny
farm of B20 acres, 5 miles SOUTH
west of Tabor. Plenty of fresh
water aud pasture. Apply to A.
lois Noyotny, administrator. Adv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-08-23

L
Small grain us indicated by
threshing returns, is beating for
mer records. 1t is claimed that
wheat goes from 20 to 81 bushels
per acre with very few fields that
yield less. We are having some
more real hot weather which in
sures fine crop of corn.
The Fourth Big Picnic of the
season will be given by the local
Sokol lodge Sunday, Aug. 26, in
the Kudrna grove. Pole vault
ing and other attractions. Dance
on well lighted and waxed plat
form afternoon and evening. Re-
freshments and lunch. Every
body is cordially invited to at
tend. Adv.
We call our readers attention to
the advertisement of the Southern
State Normal School at Spring
field. That institution broke all
records last year by reaching an
enrolment of 383, or sc per cent
more than the preceding year. E.
very taxpayer should be interested
in this important educational in
titution of South Dakota. Adv.
The weather permitting, a large
number of people from this place
will attend the big Sokol meet at
dodge, Neb., which will take
place Aug. 81 and 2. The dis
tance from Tabor, if the river is
crossed at Yankton, by auto is ap-
proximately l30 miles and can be
comfortably covered in about 5K
hours,
Mrs Frank Barta of Omaha is
visiting relatives here this week.
she brought with her pattern of
a sweater which are made whole
sale by the women folk for the
soldiers. The Government fur
nishes the material and the women
do the knitting. More ladies of
this place should join the Red
Cross and devote some time TO
this patriotic work.
We lfave added to our stock a
fine line of Ansco Cameras and
photo supplies, also fine line OF
high grade jewelry, such as wa
tches, rings, lavaliers, pins, ETC.,
and fine mohogano clocks. Come
and see this line. The prices are
as low as anywhere. Tabor Drug
Store. Adv.
Washington, D. c., Aug. IA =
Provost Marshal Crowder announc
ed today that 80 perceut of the
men drafted for the national army
would be called to the colors Sep.
ltember S, beginning movement on
that day; another 30 per cent on
september 15, a third 30 per cent
on. September 80 and the remain.
ing 10 per cent as soon thereafter
as possible.
States Attorney Morgan was
called to Lake Andes Tuesday, to
take action in a case against John
Berans on a charge of incest, the
complaint being fled by mere
| girl, who is sale to be a niece OF
Berans' and a mother of n few
tdays. Attorney Morgan placed
his appearance bonds at $4,000
which he was unable to furnish,
land was placed in the county Jail
to await action of the grand jury.
The maximum penalty for such a
crime is 1Oyrs., in the penitentia-
Try, and judging from the furious
snap in the States Attorneys eye,
Ethis wreched man will get the IL
NIT. Wagner Eagle.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-08-23
The following have joined the

The folIow,no have ioined the
Home Gnard.
Jos. Povondra
Frank Straka. Jr
KL, Szvmanski
Oscar Janda
lbs r, Hruska
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-08-23
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01
kindoe 9ohroi00
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS TO
Die alte bein1atb.
&ran1en61trd.

Sxu*tUk&t~%tku ~ -
@erIin. - Sci eirer t1 ser
@obn1tng oeS 6reiberrn BON Mumm
an1 2. Sebr11ar itattgefun6enen Ser
%iammllng Ser Deutidt@bineiiiden
@elelldaft, sic bon 5ablreiden boben
geomten 1tno bon in ser SanoelS-
uaro sSn6ultrietpelt berborragenoet
Berionen belu6t tpar, wur0e cine
grob gle @ltmme fir Sen &rtegsbilfS=
fon6S in Sda1gbai ge5eidnet. Gin
on0erer GROCER @etrag tpatr0e fir sic
oelttid)en &riegsgefongenen in Sapan
beItimmt, I'M 6en1elben sic 9unfbar=
felt fir Sic tapfere Gertbei6igltng bon
Slingtau alts5m6riiden.
NIeinprobina.
@DIn.- Inter 6em 9atnm bott
|2t. Sssa11l1or tpllr6e bon Ser &egiermng
ge1tottet, 6oB sic @eine 6es Sabrgan=
ge5 1916 Biz 5n IS 8ro5ent Ser &C.
lommtfliiiigfeit ge5udert tper6en 6lr=
fen (bisber betrug 6aS %5ulaliige
@0ditmaB 20 Bro5.). Die 3rtderung
fam bis 5ltm 80. Stunt 1917 erfol-
gen. Snnerbob 6ieier 3eit 6iirfen
oq16 l1nge51derte @eine friiberer
Sabrgdnge nadtragli6 ge5udert tper=
Sen. Gur6 Sic @eitimmung io1 Sen
ouBergem0bnlid)e>1 @tgenidaften 6es
beutiQe1t @erbl ties nn6 BEN S6tpterig=
feiten ser gegentpartigen Sage &ed<
nltttg getragen tper6en.
8onn. - Ser or6. Erofeiior Ser
airdengeididte an Ser fatb.=tbeol:
6ofrltGt GIT 8onr, 3r. @einrid
|gd)r0rs, If ouf iei11en M1trag BON
Ser @erpflibtltng, @orlei1tngen 5t
balten, e1tbun6en tpor6en.
@lberfel6.. Die 8armer
.gtraf fammer p%erl1rtbeilte SEN &auf=
mot1n Srodte in @lberfel6, Ser bum
oerte Nerfonen alts Sbeilen 9eutid)<
lon6s unter @oripiegelltng biaiger
81ttter1ie ferltngen 51tm 8etroge BON
81 80. int gin5elfol1e betrog, 5t 5
Sobren 3udtbolts nebit MebenItro=
fen.
@ob1en5.- Sen 1902. @eburts=
tag feierte geiittg 1tno f0rperlid friid
@ittme Mbrobom Somltel olts Srier=
Semen. - Sins g(rtIoB oes 108. Stif=
tungsfeItes iibertpies SOS &oiino SEN
Mrmet ser 5toot 1900 90. = 9ie
nod ser oiesidbrigen @etrei0eernte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS 7 . RIA
2mrembnrg.

2%urem g.. - Mm %. &C.
5e1nber berid)ie6 bier at be1 Tolge11
eines Shlaganfalles Serr Soiepb
Tbilges, 8i5epraii0ent 6es Sberge=
rid]tsbof es ltn6 Stoatsratb. Ser Scr
ltorbene, Ser ein Sitter bon &C Sab=
rem errei9t fat, geb0rte felt ot1a=
bern6 40 Sabrcn Ser Mogiltratur oes
2an6es a11. geit Mpril 1881 Nrie=
oensridter ieines &eimatbfa1tonS
Diefirdl tp1tr6e CT int Wai 1882 5u11t
Subitit11t ser Staatsantpaltifoft in
2%urentburg errant1t, muroe int 0iar5
1883 @id]ter, 1883 @i5epbaiioent
un6 1892 &raii6ent 6es 8e%5irfSge=
rid)tes. SIM Sabre 1894 erbielt CT
feline @rnennltng als Sbergeridts=
roth 11no befleioete felt 1918 Sen go
1ten 6es gi5eprdlt6enten am Sberge=
rid)tsbof.
@onnemeg.- Die inn Msette=
Sbal gelegene obgebramate @ida
@rnit bon Sdlutterbo6 ging int Of
fet1tIider @eriteiger11ng in 6en 9elib
oes &errn 6ran5 @entges=Toltlp
iiber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01

rem ginfluB allf Die gr3iebung III,
ierer Sinner, als tpe11 mir ibnen elm
gutes 8eiipiel itn6. @egen bieie Elm.
fa1e Gbatiade tritt Sic gan5e groBe
@eisbeit aller @elebrten IN oen
5dutten.
3a5a geb0rt nod cine. @rober6
nno %oroberoer erbebt li6 bel1te Die
6rm1enbetpegung. 2auft iie nidt ur-
ieren @r11uobeoimgl1ngen in unierer
2ebensaufgobe 5utpi6er 9ie Mut-
ter geb0rt nidt ms 0ffentli4e Sc
ben. Hamit lit ntdt geiagt, bob iie
sort fein @ort gu iagen bette, aber
iie bat oieienL iDren @influb 6urd)
sen @ater 5l1n Ml1soruf 5u bringen.
|9ie Ma1tter, Sic fir 6aS 0ffentlide
2eber befdbigt lit, lit ou@ fabig, nit
|oem @ater sic Mngelegenbeiten, Die
iie betreffem 81 beipreden, iib nit
ibm oariiber gu einigen un6 ii6 6ur4
i'm in Der Seffentlid)feit %pertreten 5u
|%laiien. M11B 0enn gera6e ourd oteie
mooernen 8eitreb11ngen sic Samilie
serIplittert lperoen? Dos Streben
nod politi11en &ebten Der 6ralten
fan1 1n1r bent mangelbaften Ser
.|tra1te11 uno l1ngeiun6en @erbaltniiie n
5luiifen Safer l1nb Ml,tter entiprin=
gen. $50 gegenieitiges @ertrar.en,
M6t1mg uno 2iebe obtpaltet, % miro
sic M11tter iol6en 8eitrebunge1 fein
@eritd11onib entgege1rbringen fonnen
l11ro miro lire 1iderli6 boot ein5us
~id)dbenbe Mufgabe in Ser Hfleae oeS
6omilienlebens i11d)en un6 6arin lire
9efrie6igunq ftn6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01
F~atnilienkrei$.
@ater mnb Mfmtter.

Muf Gater uno Maltter ltiitt iid
Sic 6omilie, Sic @eieui6aft, Ser
|Stoat. Sic fins eigentli6 sic Hfei=
Ter, an 6ene11 6as frieoli6e 3ulant=
menleben Ser Meni6en uno oie gin=
tra6t inter ibnen tpa1r5elt. l1n6 gu
gutter 2ett m0dte ntan %bebaupten,
6ab u11ier gar5eS politiihes 2ebe1t
bon ib11en obbdngig lit. l1niere go
litifer, melr1 lie aud nibt gera6e int
nter 6a%nilienpdter ltn6, i60pfen 6od
aus Scr Iamilie bon Softer nrb
Ml1tter. Sic @ilienldaft allein>
6erer iie lid 5utpeilen be6ienen, lit
MIR Mittel gum 3med; baS mirflide
2ebe11, 6os in Mr11en un6 &eiden
pulliert, lit eigentlider Steuerrtam.
Safer nno M1ttter lit 6ie berforperte
Modt int Gtoote. Mns ibne1t geben
ne1te M1itglie6er Ser @eieuidaft Der
Dor, lie baben es 10 5u lagen in ben
@dn0e1r, alt6 Sic Nualitat 6erielben
our9 geeignete gr5tebung 51 beitim=
men. 60 miro inns auf einmal Die
groBe 8eoeltt1ng bon @oter u1t6
M11tttter flar. Nidt Ste &olitifer,
nidt Sic meltltm itiir5en6en @r0Ben
ser @elealdaft, lonbern Sic groSe
Moile Ser 6amilien je0en Stan6eS
lino oireft 6ie regieren0en Weniden.
Ser GQter bertritt Sic 6amilte
na6 n1Ben, in Ser Seflentlidfeit, ct
lorgt fir sen ltnterbalt Ser 6nmilie,
er lit ibr 0berboupt un6 fat 0ur6
fem 5ielbetp1tBtes, ielbltloleS nn6
darafterfelteS Mltftreten Dos Ser
tralte1t Ser M11tter 11n6 Ser &in6er
aufredt at erbalten. Ser M1ttter
liegt Die Bflege Ser SGnslt9teit, Der
&in6er nn6 beren @r5iebnng Oh. Mn6
BON ibr berlangt man Die Sugenoen
6es 8aters, Tie bat 6ieielben aber nit
mod mebr @ingabe mn6 3artlt6feit
aus5uiibe11. 9ie Mutter fann unge-
mein biel ouf sos @emiitb Ser Sim
ser eintpirfen, ni9t 6urh ~fortgeiebte
Strenge, aber 6ur6 beiteren Sinn
nn6 cine fait. fin61i6e Sfenbeit.
2aBt iid 6orim iibriaens cine &egel
auRtenen? Nein. Die feinen, nrt-
iidt6aren Iaa6e1t, sic &in6er nit 6en
Gltern n116 Ser @elt berbin6en, iin6
gar lhtper 5t ergriin6en nno tpem
man file o11h erfennen tpiiroe, tper
pGre befabigt, 6arna6 at %er5ieben?
Die Gr3tebung ielbit lit eine &l1nit t,
MIR 6em 6a5lt 8ernfenen 5uganglid.
II gluf mos unier Streben geri6tet
fem muB, 6as lit: Cute &in6er,
pafere Meniden fiir'S 2eben 3n er=
5iebe, ibr @ertrauen nn6 ibre 2iebe
inns fret at erobern ber i1den. Sos
lit tpobI SOS bohite @liid fir Softer
un6 Mutter. @ir f0nnen es errei=
hen, tpenr mir nnter chamber felbit
%bertro1te11, Iieben6 itn6, tpenr mir I'M
feren @inbern iidtbar quite 8eifpiele
iinb. Mon 6arf mobl bebarpten,
ridts 1T mirfinmer un6 bon grobe-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01

oem Mber16brot fletterte er a11f 6if
&niee 6es alten Man1eS, nn6 6anr
botte oos gr5dblen longe fem gn0e
0 0os tpar berrlid). @6lug aber oil
@on0ubr Mdt, 0ann tpar es Set
5l1m @ettgeben. @robpater bolf Ser
&naben in iei11 Ma6tflei6 nnb betett
nit ibm1 fem Nbenogebet; 6arouf bief
es: Suite Nadt!"
@abt SIR, liebe &tnoer, aad ei
11er @roBpater ODER cine liebe @roB:
n1lttter? Sei6 n1d) STR ltets lieb:
reidt ortig uno gefaaia geaen ite:
Mofet es, pie Ser quite &lemers
0anm miro g1td) @ottes Segen nid'
feblett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01

mdl, oeiien Stan6ort 1859 Meter
bo9 1iegt, miro bonn Meere aus gut
GIT ieben iein; es fou bon ie6er Otter
neutrality-suspicious. Saline begruBt
1per0en.
2n5ern.- Sim s. Sar11ar feier=
tie sic 5~91tlgemein6e &ain 6as gol6e=
ne Sltbildnm Hires ber0ienten 2eb=
rers &errn 6rioolin @adman11. gu
0ieien1 beidei6enen 6eltde1 bottel1
iid eil1 @ertreter Ser bieiigen gr5ie=
bl1ngsbeb0r6e, Sic Sdrl= nno &C.
mei11oebeb0r0e1L ,io>pie Sic 9ebrer=
ld)oft bon 9fai11 ltn6 cine Mn5abl &tn=
ser eingefun6en. Ser Nraltoent oer
>S%du1lpflege> bodm. ST.. Efarrer
6 %tern1an11, erDffnete Sic Seller nit eli
tier qebiegere11 Mnipra6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01
GtmeS metner pie1en 3eu9niNe

ISM @eptember 1912 1itt td1 an Scio<
tic @beumotismus, unb idl bate es 10
icblimm, baB ib nibt 9eben fpnnte: SD
lief MIDI nDn mebreren Mer5ten beban<
bel1t, bpb pine @rfpla, 10 bo6 ih iebr
%entmutbigt bar Gin Sreuno rtetb mir,
Bic &apiel>8ebon6lune bon 9r. 9ano>
an in ct. Saul gu t1ebn1en. Nadb6em
ib 5pei @apie1n 9enDmmen. fpnnte tcb
nit 2eiebtigteit 9eben: Sd blieb bret 8ps
oben in 1einem Sanitarium nn6 mnroe
p%Dnitdnbtg gebei1t. Sd empfeble feline
@ehan6lung auf'8 bette. Nhtun9sbD1
s.. E. GbrtfttanS. &aiiierer Security
State 8anf.
ST.. g. VI. &auoratt ~. . .,@pe3ia1it
$50 81 3. 9tr., ct. Hattl. @ttttt.
Gra9t fir freies Bud.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01
Gin uirfiames Mittel eegen sic
@urmplaae bel 1fer0en

iin6 uniere i M e Seurefo-
&apieln, Die m1f feiner 6arm feblen
ioQten. Sic bringen oie 8ots uno
ale anoeren Yaraitten innerbab
fmr5er 3eit gum gorfdein; Tie 1ino
abiolut barmlos 1tno f6nne11 Soblep
mie tragen0en Gluten gegeben merA
Ben. @enn Sbre Gferoe trob g1tteis
Suffers mager bleiben, menn lie BIZ
Jig, it0rriib, trage uim. itn6, 10 Der.
iltden Sic einige &apieln uno Sic
merben iiber BEN grfolg itaunen.
Sauienbe BON Inerfennungen bon
Tarmern uno Sbierar5ten. Se1trefa,
@apieln Iin6 geletlih %garantiert. gin=
gig uno a0ein edit 81 be5ieben gum
Ereiie bon 5000 FER 111teno; ODER
nit Snitrl1u1ent Elm 111seno $3.50;
5tpei 9ukeno $500; bier 9ubenb
$780,.
STE Breeders &emcbD 81.
IL 8ibb1c st., 9ept. &=10, Millua11'
tee, ISIS.
Ml1h BEL Sen 91nolcru at baben.
Mus Bent 81 oes Mitlei6s lit idor1
oft Sic @enne Ser 2iebe gefroden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01
Kindtre&e.
@rofpaters 9iebline.

Ser fleine &le11en5 lpar Elm MUTT
terer l11o frel11olid)er &11abe, nno
tper ibu fo11nte, modte i'm germ lei
oel1. Seine @oupttugen0 aber be-
itono oaril1, oab CT ieinen often
@roBpoter lebr lieb batte 1tn6 ibt
ltet ortig 11uo aufmerfiam beban<
oelte. 0ie groben 2el1te freuten lth,
a1no Sic &i11oer iaben ibre11 nod,
1pel1tt Ser @robpater al Der 9ano
oes %flei1te,1 Gntels lungiam oaber=
fam. 80 iebr lorglam fibrte Ser
&lei11e SEN often, falt blin6en Meann!
ltno fan eilt &innl ITEM o6er eine
fleine Efiite, 10 rief &le1ners:
u@rnBpater, bupf mall"
Ser olte Man11 fonnte au6 nibt
gut n1ebr b0ren, 6esbalb mar &le=
mems oft ge51pungen, feline @orte gu
mieoerbole11, ur6 er tbat es nit
oroBer 8eoulo. 9os ma6t a1es
Ste 9iebe, oern redt lieb batten lt6
oie beiber. &lemers NOR Ste Colt
tie oes olte1t Man1es, 0ellen Sage
ohne i'm einlom 1tno trm1rig getpe<
len 1paren.
An id)onen mar1re11 Sager fubrte
&len1ens ieinen @roBpater 5u elmer
gonf, Sic int naben. Sltgorten an
Ser Molter ltano. @ier lpielten Sic
>oarme1 2iiftden nit SEN lparlid
tpeiBen 2odel1 oes alten Mea11nes>
1t1o Sic Sonnenltrablen erparmten
leine lteifen 8lieoer. Gam brobte
&(en1el1s @(un1en, sic om @ege
h(iibtell Steinhen ut1b Sdneden=
but er; er lommelte Sb1t in ein
&orbd]en, 6as Ser 8robbater Dalten
nrubte, uno %plau6erte oobet 10 fr0b=
lid, oaB Ste 3eit eilig berging, rno
bolo oon Sburme bes &trdletns
Ser Grgel oes @errn" 5um Mittog
l1lttete. Damn folteten Ser @roB=
ooter ur6 iein gnfel Sic San0e,
'tad6em lie Sic &aippden abgenom<
1ne11 batte1t, u11o &lentenS betete laut
Dor. Sierauf man6erten beioe beim=
mdrt5 uno fanten gero0e redt, ga Sic
Mhltter Sic 0ampfenoe 5hiiliel in Sic
Stube trug. = SSm @oule NOR &le=
mems crit redt @rpBpoterS Stibe,
benn Goter nno Ml1tter batten merig
Belt, um li6 biel nit 6teiem 5u be-
idaftiqen. Sudte @roBboter iei1
Miibden ooer Sic 8ri1e, 10 batte es
!&lennens 1don ent6eH, ur6 bradte es
her; tpar ettpas binabgefallen, 10
biidte 1id ser &nabe INNER mieoer,
nm es 6em lieben @roBpater gu RET
d)en. 8olte er einen &nopf anna
bert, 10 miibte itd Ser &nabe ob, tint
Sen 6o6en in Sic No6el gu b%ringen;
1tets tpor er bereit gu aaerlet fleinen
2iebesoieniten. @aum tpar Die Shltle
aus, 10 fab MOI &lemenS orf Der
5traBe 6obereilen, Inn ben lieben
@roBbater 51 begriiBer, Ser Die 3elt
nidt ertporten fonnte, Biz iein 9ieb=
lima beimfm; idon lange lab CT ont
Ieniter, Sen &opf in Die Sano ge-
5tiibt. 8rot1id rief cine mohlbe=
fonnte Gimme: n@11ten Sag, @rob-
poter!!" 9a gob es Elm Sragen uno
gr3ablen: u@os es in Der Sdr11e &C.
qeben, OBJ 6enn al1h Der &nabe ettpas
@e1es geIernt bobe?" Spielte Der
&nobe nit 1einesgleiden oltf DEM
Sofe, 10 Idoute er al urb gu einn1al
berein, un6 mor Damn fem 8robpa=
terd,en int 2ebnftub1 eingenih,
1prang er tpie6er 6abort. SIN Mtr1=
ter, nenn es oro1Ben ftiirmte nro
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1917-03-29
New York Cotton.

New York, March % The action
of the cotton market curing today's
early trading again reflected the con-
flicting influences of & strong spot
position and the more favorable view
of the weather from a new crop
standpoint. The opening was stea ~
at an advance of points to a de-
cline Of 3 points and active months
sold or ) points net lower right
after the call under liquidation. Old
crop positions steadied around 1890
for May. however, and later sold 7Mo
points net higher, while TIE new crop
barely recovered the early losses.
Switching from near to late months
was again the feature with spot
house buyers of May and July. Thu
new crop met renewed Wall street
liquidation and on the eastern belt
forecast for fair and warmer
weather.
Reports that one Of the steamship
companies had placed an embargo on
northbeHnd shipments increased the
nervousness of near-month shorts
during the middle of The morning.
Covering became more active and
points net higher.
Many old crop buyers resold the
new crop positions which responded
only partially to the noar-month ad-
vance, with October selling at 1880,
or , points net higher. Demand
tapered off around midday and there
were reactions of several points from
the best under realizing.
The early afternoon reaction car
ried May off TO 1890 and October 10
17.90c, or back to within COLO points
of last nights close on the crop and
about SM10 points net lower on new
crop positions.
Trading later was quiet and fluc-
tuations were irregular, but there
were rallies Of several points from
the lowest around 9 o'clock on re-
neWcd covering.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1917-03-29
MILITARY TRAINING
CAMPS FOR CIVILIANS

| Dallas, Tex, March 2S.-For the
purpose of instructing and training
| citizens in military tactics-a part Of
the preparedness program-five civil
! liam training camps are to be held in
the Southern military department
within the next few months.
The location of these camps and
the dates on which they are to be
held are:
Austin, May to June 3.
Dallas, June 16 to July Is.
Alexandria, La, July Is to Aug. 81.
Las Vegas, N. NJ. July. 81 to Au-
gust 20.
At Houston in September or Octo-
Der, the date not having been Sc
lected.
In common with other training
camps to be held during the summer
months no expense will be attached
to the training for participants who
are over Is and under 45 years of age.
The government will furnish every
thing including transportation.
Upon entering the camp, however,
each man will be required to deposit
$40. This amount will be returned to
him when he leaves camp provided
there is no charge against him for
breakage or loss of government prop
erty. 4,..
All five of the Southern division
camps will be in charge of Major H.
L. Laubach, 18th infantry, U. S. A. He
will designate officers to command
the various camps.
With a view to promoting know
ledge of army science. Major Dau-
bach has announced that at least two
companies of infantry, one troop of
cavalry, one battery of field artillery,
one engineering company, sanitary
troops, a section of bakery, and a
part of truck company, comprising
about 800 regular soldiers, will be
provided for each camp during it's
life.
Major Laubach estimated that a
thousand Or more civilians will take
advantages of opportunities offered at
each camp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1917-03-29
GALLINGER OLDEST SENATOR.

Washington. March Ex-senator
Jacob H. Gallinger of New Hampshire,
the oldest member of the upper house
in point of age, reached his eightieth
birthday anniversary today. The con-
CALCULATIONS of his colleagues were
bestowed with more than usual hearth
ness, since the venerable senator is
just recovering from rather severe
spell of sickness.
Senator Gallinger is native of
Cornwall, Ont. He graduated in medi-
cine in 1853 and practiced for num-
Der of years. Becoming active in
politics, he held numerous minor pub
lie offices in New Hampshire and
finally was sent to congress in 1885.
He served two terms and made a
strong impression in Washington. He
was made a member of the United
States senate in 1891 and is now serv-
ing his fifth consecutive term in the
upper house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1917-03-29
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, March 2S.-Peace rumors
had decided bearish effect today on
wheat. The influence of continued
dry weather in the domestic winter
crop belt was soon more than
counter-balanced by selling, due
largely to reports that Germany had
offered favorable terms to Russia,
and that the German chancellor
speech tomorrow would contain new
peace suggestions. Word that the
amount of wheat on ocean passage
was in excess of last years total
tended also to handicap the bulls.
Opening prices, which ranged from
1-S@1c higher, with Nay at $1.94@
Los and July at $1.67@1.67 7-S, were
followed by a sharp setback to well
below yesterdays finish.
In the late dealings, rally took
place, owing in the main to predic-
tons of a heavy loss of acreage in
Kansas and Nebraska. Seaboard
interests were said to have made
Omaha purchases at the highest basis
on the crop. The close was unsettled
7-Sc net lower to 1-2c advance, with
May at $1.94@1.94 1-2 and July at
$16S-1.68 5-8c.
Corn sagged with wheat. Demand
was only scattered and spectators
pressed the selling side. After open
ing unchanged to Csc higher, the
market underwent moderate gem
eral decline.