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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
rofesior / nor0iife 6olfemin.

-9rofesior / %norOiife 5olfemin-
Der peo aoben6nonS llniperiitet pr
eI Drift er nfgaaet oeo OGDEN al
9m0e6eteaoelie, 80 2lar q.
~ 65o. 00erlGrer Deo 5re0erifS
borg lproe 5fole @ictot aieler er
ai9aaet oeo 8poen ontreat 742(ar
8anmel.
6rf. Q3argret6e Boulien, Ell
SgIter til fgl. Sfueipiller Olai
@oulieL er ai9aaet oeo QooeL on
trent G6 2ar 81. SUN oar Den png-
tie al Den fenote Sefeaoeflof, al
5Oilteu M inn Olai Boulien er
tilbage.
&C G%onosiOagc flggter fra 9ip6.
sire aa10s I1a9e er flpgtet bort ooer
5ien, Der bar 9iort 9iDg a%laaoiait"
banoe meo 0immerlan0 og san
berreO. % molob / Son0ag5 % to
i D}au0a95 til 5roos ior, at 4atte-
0a8ten oeroDre er ioritarfet. ri oc
! 6lDatninge er De 3 alter paagre
bet, , bleo iangeoe t Sau5erreO og
1 ] Simnerlmo, % 0ea ii6fte pen
teoe5 iii. u2oaitpr Nm iaa1et mco
oct alIerfprite.
SclO i ll6elO. @u 9angiingcr
NAL iorleoen Ell 9iegniraffe % en-
00criraffe / 6reocricia. % bet par
ite par. at Ger i O0criraJtea laa Ell
Ie9ncbo9 me0 500 SIR. gi5ie Ben.
&c tit Gg9ea BOG inaea @leoe al,
sam ta6te nemlig Ieaue5o9en 0eo
5rr8e5a0nea, % Der bleo ben / sri
1e ~6reo. M hmoen % m0leoe
ret til @olitiet iom 6itte1o0s. ~
00en bar antagelig life trilft Iig
0~tuli31eoeu Al, at Der Ina 9eilae /
en- C0eriratfe, iom bang i en- so
tel @aroer0be.
&ritif toalr9 life. 3%orle0en IfreD
en- iocialoemofratiif 9orbernieiter +
ISLANDERS en- 4rtifel DIN aomlmne
oalget, % ban ilutteoe iaaleoe5;
m... 4}en ihlloe bet oirfelig
ifc, at nj for oen fomnlan0e BE
rioOe blioer bnot oe ianune Ser
ioaer % iom 6olae oerai Def iamme
SDItctu, pa nl9a Den uaturlige 66l
&c ocrli bIioe, at ocn Sci al BE
foltningen, Der o@irfeIig bar Su
%tere5ie Tor aommmeu, iamler fig
ON en- sprIiite uocnfor oe politjifc
Barrier.
&aorigt oiloe ie8 life anie oct
ior no8et Tfaoeligt, ON aomauuc,
lo9rcu Jig ira @artipolitifen, Der
life geuerer iig ior at iette Jig
ieIo til @eiboros."
elsie friminielle 9inier bar
M, eiter bpao Der meo0elea / o9h0.
II. @O." meofsrt. at ban er bleuen
~cfsfluoeret Al Socialoemofratiet.
Wnmlc Gage ON igen. Gau
@rltn0 Al Retroletmsmanglen til
Nlotorerne er mango 6iifere | 5re
0%erit5baDu 8aaet ira 8aooiiIferiet
til Naffe eller aro9iiIferiet. 8noo
oene bar man maattet opaipe, oa
oe tn0orales mco @otorfroit, fri
per p]toroi. 9albG."
Get er mutrent uoeiuffcmoe
1orif, Der iiife5 paa 9affcrnc. 9ao
oene 5ar 6ait ca. t00-250 Gg
seer. Frtiel BAR 80 Gre pr. ag
Oct er De 9o0e, aanle Gage ON
iaeu, uoar man ON Morqenen Ter
3aaoenr alioc no moo 6fifeplao
iernc, 9oor 91ftcrne ligger, ucn
tenoe pao at bliDe r6atcoe.
0e i0Oifc 9rnmfnl oauo6rlasmi
niiteriet bar iisf9c u9ol.4 oberoro
act Stotsaeolol MiIt6ers at uoar
6ci0e en- 0pgorelie oper Den lam.
le0e Q}pngoe 9rufuG, Der iin0e5 /
oe ipOifc eeier. Soa mart oct oi.
Ter iig. at atllenc ogiao meo Sen
i'm til analiteten bar 0ep0nilg no
ouer oct lofole 6or6rii1. oil en- ID
itcmatiif 9rnoniua itrafs blioc
ipprfiat.
6u fGf NconingSmano. @n tpue
oari9 Game. Serbs 9osien, 0ruf.
none fnrfp0an Hnn,tia 6un Ish
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
6ntcn afifeOi9e NrbOe.9iasmnsien
rller WILTON Meaener.

6uten afitcOige Arboe' Jiasmnslen
eller Siifop 8egeucr.
8ooifeien: 6remiattelien al 5or
ilaget itplotc5 10 o~priHOeIi5 Ell
uo0erensitemmelie mellem @tiniite
rem d 9iIfop 9egener. Ger uar ei-
ter 1alercn5 Mening finn to Ito
pee ira aoniIiftea, enteu maa 4r
Doe 3asmusien eller 9iifop 8e8e
uer aiifeoiges.
Get isrite uiloe 6aOe 0Gret bet
l%etteite; t6i BET Diloe uGre oanife.
fiat ior Diiniiteren at iGtte ii8 op
moo giifoppens Qiening.
g1iniitcreu par imiOlertiO gaaet
en- Rellempci peo At fonitituere ar-
Doe. 9asmusieu uoen at ioretage no.
get MOO 9iifoppen.
3remgoug5maaaoen ifDlOes Den
g}isioritaaelic. 0}inttcreu ioeoer i
me0 oeni9n til 9eieteretsOommens
1oritaaelie. 0ejeiteret bar itaot
spsrasmaalet OH 2lrboe Ro5mlsiea
iom 9rgit / 8olfefirfen ira Jig %
finn u0talt, at 5an BAR banolet i
900 FRO.
Mg0 6enion til 6or5laset taaer
DIT ntet 6cninn til oct Qtinoretal
iom life oil bort ira oct 5iifoppe
lac 1iliuu. Sa1en ber life or0ncs.
fsr en- alminoelia 9rsiteIie al Dc
frfelae 6or5olo fan iiDOe Steo,
ol 0ettc Dor iffe IL. isr Den me
@rnn0loD or traaot / strait. olsfuin
oerne fan noe oeres D}cooirftina
ufiniilereu ireHaapaeoe / 6ior &m1-
ffeliaae0ernc ue0 en- SprIoo % Dil
De fife latte , al.s Stcmpel pan
8aalie Wcnia3eo. S~nofapalcr man
oenae 0}cuiQ1eo / bette 6orbolo.
aaar man bort IRA @rincippgt on
2iahto Tor 2ooen.
1alerca ilutteae mco at ertIure.
at Sans 4}arti ailoe iicmme iaoo
25osn.
loracn Reocrleu:
Zen Sn0remmelie. Dtiuitereu bar
aiort NIT 0arti. er iaa %ouientli8. al
ie1 fan mfeiale 5orila8et til REQ
taaelIe. vi bar netop gnitet FL
iprlia Qe~iliQ6eosloo. Dc N}eooeleI
fer. oi bar ira 2lr6oe Rasmisien5
tioliqerr embeoe. or al Oen art, at
ri mao isge Ell burtig Oroning.
8erior nnbeialer lea 6orila8et til
hurtia 5remme.
0nlo % 2eminifp a~nbeialeoe 6or-
ilaget.
Snl
henbol0t iig til line llOtalelier /
3ior. San mar oeoblioenOe imoo al
luoe oenne N}eniabeo ppre n0en
5ilipn.
0irfeminiiteren
mc00elte pao gipen 6oranIeonin8,
at Arboe-9iasmnsien, naar ban MI
blep inoiut. life ienere ueo giuen
9eifQbeO ifuloe baoe aoIlats. Nj
niiteren5 9eitrpbelier BAR netop
aaaet no paa at title alle - o8.
ina 81aIie 0leniabeo ~ Iige for
9oDen. San minoeoe ON. at Here
9iifopper bnpoe en- -enOen 0piat
telie emo 9iifop Me9euer.
3orilogct gif o~ereiter til ,. De
banoling.
Cmfriug %anlie. Gn ll0talelie ON
9ooiorlaaet. I'll oct / fit 3no
boIo ior9elige. men i i'm 5orm nG-
ten fomiife 2ouforiIag ON 9aalie.
iom III bar guaet lin forilo oeo
taane Seirsgon9 gennem 6olfetin
get, BAR StiitsproUit 9iit5beit j
..airfen % Siemmet" siort 10 mo.
luieuoe 9emprtnin9er al iel8enoe
SnobolO:
5or oct isrite ber Or0ene Sub
til oct ueo 2op er iaitiat, boorleoes
9ilipnsiorboloet / 8oltefirteu ifal
oroues / 3ilipl6e, bbor Ser melIem
en- giifop % en- 5ogne. eIler 8nlg-
menigbeo opitoar ianoan lloperens.
itemmeIie, at 9ilipnsiorboloet life
snifes beparet" itogan. De ioranle.
oiqer nemlig en- Mistante ON, at
Minfiteren ioru6 oil 6inoe 9oogip.
nin1smnsten til fremtioig at gaa
a =. L.. E-..E- a..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
GfSportens @cnoptaselie. 3 0nn

pere dfieiler. Sfibsiarten og Der.
meo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES til @ng.
LAMB bapoe peret inoitillet ii0en
Den I. 6ebrnar. Si0it ! 6ebrltnr
anbneOe Der ii9 imiolertio ll0iigt til
en- @enoptn9elie al efsporten.
Oamperen a. e. Solmblao" az
ieileoe Den 81. 6ebr. ira aebenbapn
til Rleraen, 90 oct oenteoes, at Den
oerfra pil0e fimie fortiptte til
@ngInno. SomtiOi9 aieif Dnmperne
r@tioaros" % ognelo Zane" ira
aor6us meo 2(ber6een Tom Mnal.
Nile Sfibene meoisrte flilb Gait al
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sorelsbi9 inoifrpnfeoe 5eilaoien
fla til De ire Sfibe. Wen man ben.
tcoe S~eilaoicns @enoptaeelie al
Gfsporten ! itsrre Omiang.
Wisionen pprctter Sfole.
6bifte6, %. Tebrliar. Donff for
cret Cuban isiion, bois Dormanb
N RI of..M-. 0-&. s~& m.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25

Der unoer 9etleri runot / SuieIle
itial, 6bao ban fnnoe tomme til.
st Steo paa MartinsDei 6aDoe
ban ta9et en- Cafe nleo so Str, paa
Soeaoei en- Y|ortentonnp meo et
%lignettoe 9el66, % Qlosier al Ste
Der 5a0oe BAN i%tjaalet 9eflG0nings.
9enitanoe; bans Specialitet par
Steoler. @iter6aouoen lit 8olitfet
ct goot Sigualement Al oen gaule
Iig8er, % iorle0en bleo ban at
truffen@ al en- 0poa9er % igrt til
5tationen. San tilitoo ~itraf5. Gen
Qa5olote 6eO0er 6arl &aSmsTen
% er 70 9(ar. 9i9e iioen 1867 bar
Jan ernaret fig iou uar6eiO5le51.
9an bar 6ol0t ii9 uoenfor &etiproi8-
3e0ea5 @re6 Ii9e til 5ubilaums-
aaret.
MGrfclige SDs / gnfteu. 5 60
men 9tor0 for 8iborg % mellem
8i6org og @obro bar a0ifilli9e
0enaeifer forIeoen liat mellem SET.
10 % 1 iagttaget nogIe mprfelige
29sienomener / 9uften. &eO 9iti
Den iaa man / 8glge ngibor3
Stiftst. TO ooifilte 2gs i nor6li9
3etain9; De 6eoe9eoe Jig i @reoie
o9 itea 6ojere % 5eiere opaO. %
iene oor 8r6rme % rooe oct moro
li0ite %6eDggeoe Jig 6urti9jt. Blao-
ielia ifoo Der ira bet enc Chs Ii9e
iom ire itrrfe, b~0iotlDien0e 9}ofet.
ter op, % fort eiter elf 6e5ge Gus
raft ne0ao / iDoli8 3letnttg.
st qiU / MOrfc % uOcu Sru
Der. Zen bliHoe 5aoalio J}iels
sfol5o ! 0onoeit os0e / 6al3e
u6o6ro 2lp.~ forleoea, 81 Gar II.
Q}eas BAN aftiente lin @nrneo5pli9t
iom 4rtillertit. iprnfa Der EN- 8a
non iom ajoroe BAN til S1oalio.
ioet 5e9ae bans apaoer 6lcD re
BET al % Sans 5oa 6leo iaaleoes
aoefa9t. at Gan ban fort Ii0 efter
6le1 6lin0. 5 aoifilli9e Mar bar
ban iaaet Smoaltoepeniion. 6or -
IL 4ar Sioen ble1 Ban giit Oh
e%ftefla0er ii1 6uitrl o9 to Detre,
ion ran nlorig bar Jet. 6m le
Deoe meit pao Miuoerne o. piloe
8erne tale ON SoloatertiOen. Sno
If Tor ct %or 4ar iioen iproeoes
A3n nleaet noe % ban flut0e noerl
2e0iolelie 1oa til 6obro oq 5oa-
utp Station. ia. ban bar cnooa
oreoet oct til at enfle. 5 Den Pin
looming car mns 9i1le0c / mango
9looe ieIo omerifaudfe. Zen it5r
lie 9e3ipen5eo i bans 2ip par nof,
oa ban for ct 4or Nar iioen ban
De 9eieg al aon0en % 0ronningen.
6n q nocn 9rGit. 8rpiteembe.
oct paa Oms er ior Chen leoi1t,
% Fraitcn ira Aaerie, ser / ltogen
Ii0 bar forrettet @uoatjeneiten
%oeroore, er bleoen ina. ga Ssfor-
boIoeue iorbinorer or0iupr 6or6inz
oelie meo Sipllano, oar One iaa.
| laAaz uAobtffo+ -, oru;4oG. N,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25
@elaprenbcOen / Aarbns. 6nI

Scl9prenbeOen / aarbus. 5nl.
lesfontoret ior &elgeren6eO afbolot
iorle6en unOer 600 Iililutnina
4arsms0e poa 6aoo6uiet / aarblls.
5ornanocn, 6n6rifant 0am6monn,
aila90e @eretnina % uotulte, at
Der 6o00c unret melet g&oo paa
@rnro al 0nrtioen; men 9i0ragenc
.oiite ogiaa itor 0fferpillig6eo.
&eauifobet Ser baIantereoe meo ca.
1000 Ser, aoofenotes. Oct oeo-
toaes at iore9e 6orretningSnoool
acts MeoIemsantal ira ) til y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25

. ENHFAhAHH - 80 go
iers Strife.
st ariacnS Cffcr. Gn triit arig5-
ifpbne er iorleoen fommen ior Ga
gel9 2os oeo 9letten I Soriens.
@n 23-aorig ionoeriDoif @ige,
iom tnotiI ior ct Bar 9(ar iioen
boeoe / &oOerSIep, bleo orreiteret
Tor 1operi. lln0er oct ferite Scr
ber noipnnot Der iig en- gribenoe
Scene, Der gioroe ct opbt Snotrpf
paa ale Hettens 1Solf. Den llige
8ige 6aooe lit 2aarige Barn mc0,
en- file 100 Yige, Der er ieot / Ipif
lon0, og bpis 6aoer MI er ial0en
| 5ranfrig. "a Rooeren ianf bull
fenoe ianrmen paa en- Stol % til
too, ioritoO oct lille Barn, at DO.
0eren life bar gla6, isgte meo line
lman 0pn0er at tsrre Innrerne al
Mooerens 9inoer.
Gen linge Bi9e f~orfloreoe, at
bun boooe ilaffet me1et ON, men
at oct par Ne0en iom 6ap0e tpull
get benbe til at iere ct uoroentli9t
2ip. Sioen 9ornctS 1a0er par oe0,
lit bun al Den tpife Stnt fun 10
Marf ON Wooneoen; ior at ifofie
Wioo til fit Barn bouoe bun itiaa.
let en- 'GpfIe % iolgt Den til en- Mor-
Rambler for 10 Ser. Sun buo ben.
Iigt ON at mnntte beboloe Barnet
bos iig | Irreiten, og oct nnnneoe
man life at nGgte benbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25

Nn 2 nOcn ErGit. |rNiteembe.
oct paa Omp er ior Chen ieoi5t,
% Freiten ira Aaerio, ser / nogell
Iio bar forrettet @uOatieneitell
o%eroore, er bleoen iDa. "a 3sfor-
boIoene ior6inorer or0inpr 6or6in.
oelie meo Siellauo, oar Oms iaa-
leoes uoeIllffet ira prGitelig BE.
%tiening. GeO Ell 9earapelie iorleoen
maatte 2Greren 0erfor opleie en-
Al 9aitor N8eitb noarbeioet 9igtale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25

Gn airfe mffcs. 8or at iporc
paa 9~rpnoiel er bet n~eOtaget lore
lo6ia at luffe 3ionsfirfen. SUBS
tienaterne er 6enlogt til Dor 3rel
iers airfc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-25

@n fGf NconingSmdno. @n tpOe.
oori9 Game. Serbs 2osien, Oruf.
neoe forIeoen / &aouie. Sun lob
pno Sfeiter ianmen meo ct lngt
Memneife. Sens Semen ira Sam.
gpOe, o. De ioIot be9ac I en- 8aage
no ior SaungpOe 8pfs lloleb
Ssen, Der paa bette Steo er meoet
0Db. lllpffen blep | 5glge ySilf
Pm" bemerfet al SiGIpelprer War.
tim Senien ira Rr. @islina, en-
grooer til ben nnonte Sens Sen.
len, % ban ileOe itrofs De MO-.
ite6te til SiGlp. 8eo SieGp al ct
Bar g(orer Ipffeoes oet BAN al
reooe 9rooeren efter ct nleget inre.
fllbt9lrbci0c, % ban aior0c oginn
~ihGroiae Sorisg pno at re00e 5rf.
2nSien, Der bopoe foaet arompc.
llnocr oette Nrberoe bno0e han mar
iclb lat 9inet iii, iSet Sicn brnii
mber BAN, oo ban iaIbt / San
oct. Get Ipffeoes BAN oog at ar.
bcioe ii9 OBJ pno Sien ioen l itrrfi
~forfommen Silitonb. Srf. 2osien
bar imiolertio gooet til 9unbs, oa
poerliaere Reoningsforise bar for.
gnpes.
yNrbejbslps" | 80 Nnr. 2ige H.
ben Gfternret far Greoerifsberg go
liti efteriset en- gnrnaneI Munb,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-24

front. When the official, upon re- ceiving the money ,gave her a gov ernment bond, she said: "I didn't know was to receive anything for it."
 The free peoples of the earth have built a dike across Belgium and north crn France with the bodies of their young men of military age. It re- strains the ungoverned lust for power. prestige, and territory of what the world has termed the ''Royal house of Hohenzollen." If that dike breaks, America is not safe. We are fighting in the cause of humanity, to make the world safe for democracy, and also we are fighting for the right to live peace fully in America. unterrified by pas sions which should only animate wild beasts.
 Our own boys will soon be making the dike stronger. The front waves of Prusian militarism grow less threat ening. The French have held, the British arc attacking, we must help
 Lafayette's great-grandsons are on the fgthing line. Pershing, salutinp at the tomb of Lafayette, said ir simplest words: "Lafayette. we Amer jeans ar, here" The American great grandsons of Lafayette's friends will soon be in that line. They must have
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-24
]. 5. SOLDIERS TAKE
 $26,oO0,OOo OF BONDS
Some of theSubscriptions for Bonds Are Written in Foreign Languages.

Washington, Otc. 23.-The war, de-
 partment authorizes the following:
 Col. Herbert M. Lord, representing
 the war department. told the lwar-in- surance conference yesterday that the total subscriptions from the army for
 the second Liberty loan already ag-
 gregate $26, ,OOO, ,00O and that some of the subscriptions were written in for eign languages. /r The announcement aroused great enthusiasm among the delegates from the Army and Navy, Marine corps, and Coast guard, 500 of; whom swarmed
 up to the platform following the ad- dress and signed war-insurance appli- cations, all except 40 of which were for the maximum of $10,000. This
 action was in full recognition of the
 fact that the money to pay the insur-
 rance, compensation, and family allow
 ances is to come largely from the sale
 of bonds of the second Liberty loan
 and with the knowledge that they were
 availing themselves of the most gen.
 erous and advantageous bargain in insurance ever offered in the history of the world. .4< e. s Will COnstrue Law Literally.
 Maj. E. M. Morgan, of the judge advocate generals office, clearly em- phasized the unexampled generosity of the government insurance plan as , compared to the war-risk premiums that the men would have to pay if
 they were to take out insurance in
 private companies. He also made it plain, with the approval of MT. De Lanoy, director of the war-risk bu- reau, that the disposition of the gov
 ernment will be to construe the law
 literally, that the maximum of justice
 in its administration may be obtain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-24
BUILDING A DlkE
 AGAINST AU1'OCRACY
American Bays in Line Against Hoh ] enzoIlerns Must Be Strengthened
 With Dollars.

The most impressive patriotic pic ture have ever seen is a poster by a s' great French artist advertising the war u bonds of his country. A wounded soldier just from the hospital is shown watching men and women pay ng m their savings to the government for r these bonds, and the soldier says:
 "They also do their part"
 A Frenchman told me the story of . sweet-faced old woman when the call came for the people to turn in their gold for the prosecution of the war. A few hundred francs in gold were the savings of her life. She sent them to the government official to be used in prosecuting the war. These few hundred francs represented her only hope of comfort in extreme ole age. She had grandchildren at the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-24
uoqo Deep Is YOUR Patriotism?


 We take it for GRANTED that EVERY man in Pine Ruff is patriotic
 Rut PATRIOTISM is than a mere word If is IOvE so ane's COUNTRY. And REAL love- no matter by whom ~ d for what ABILITY and WILLINGNESS tn SACRIFICE
 nnNE for your country? What have you SACRIFICED
 Have you ENLISTED? Is your SON in the army?
 YOU are too OLD to FIGHT, you say? Then what WILL you do for America!
 If is up to EVERY patroitic MAN and WOMAN in pine Buff to do something-ALL THEY CAN-for America!
 It takes BONDS, not BOMBAST to supnlv tho s,reus of batte Wars TODAY with MONE3- mt MOUTHS
 Buyng Liberty bond doesn't mean GIVING or SAC RFICING anything The GOVERNMENT wants to ROR ROW your money and will pay you INTEREST And the SECIRITY is the best in the world.
 This is personal matter with YOU. You CAN'T mass ; along to your NEIGHBOR The OLD OLD cry of "Thev wIl cal on me if they want me- can't be heard NOW
 The government is CALLING you NOW! But if can't send COMMITTEE of TEN or TWENTY to BEG you to buy bond
 Remember that PATRIOTISM carries with it DUTIES And YOUR most VITAL duty right NOW is to buy a LIBERTY BOND.
 DO TT TODAY!
 Adapted from editorial in Memphis Commercial Appeal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-24

' United Statss Govesnment ' ! Liberty Bond Coupon ! . Liberty Donds as { are the hase and . | safssa invsstmenk you can make, Eeke | this coupon to your banker, any de- | partment store, your seo1tmaster. or . any public ciIicial and he will see that
 your subscription 10 taken care ok . . thereby sutscribe icr cre........!..,. | | ofthe Sscond Lihsssy Lean. Ialso agree to secuSe ten other sub- | ecriptions fro m my nei4hbors and
 | friends. Pss4ss ssna nasuescrtptton . I blanks to /. N1ns ...... .... ....... .... ....... .... | | A1Irsss s..................,.. .....s ssss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-24

all the comforts, they shall have all the comforts, that we can give, and by swift and hard endeavors we must convince our foes that they must lose, saving the boys for America, it may be, in hundreds of thousands. The money those of us unfit for military service contribute will make the boys at the front more comfortable, may save their lives.
 Government bonds are the safest security for peoples savings. The in terest rates are fair, and profits not needed to keep bushes sactivc should be invested in them. Patriotism and sagacity combine in recommending the new issue of Liberty bonds.-Hon. Will lard Salisbury of Delaware, president pro tempore of the United States senate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-24
Buy Security of Life
 and Investment

YOUNG are lcndn" their lives; older ana l women their labor All can lend their money.
 You have thrved because of liberty You have lived thousand joys because of her Render her your erae- tude ofhe wealth her freedom and equality of effort have helped you make Buy U s. Government Liberty Bonds. Go to your post office, your bank, the nearest oles or store selling Liberty Bonds and buy
 You can buy them as small as $50, and pay for them by nstallments. 2o with order; l8% November IS, 1917 ;4O% December IS, 1917; 40f6 January IS, 1915 If you have bought, buy more, and sell bonds to two other good Americans. Remember U. S Boniis money that bears interest It is the safest seeurv fer your savings combined with the best returns.
 Moreover, you are lending to Liberty and helping your country make the World safe for Democracy aad your home. &A {. Buy U. s. Government Bonds Today
 SECOND LIBERTY LOAN
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Liberty Loan Bonds What
 They Are and How Obtained

under s . s ss: y ,: % : % % M s m H s sc % s M h % to i:.us ,ioeoasooos more than tn. ;seoeseoooe
 'e~ni % ss s sed''u M
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 tn. % off s the he es % ~ % years so redeemed by tn. e e G % dss are
 a % ps p. % % hsf of s and " the s :s
 The bonds exempt principal
 d % by es ua n s.s s os ssy taxing authority and b grad and They are s. @ ene n h. of which does not exceed ;5goo owned by from the provided for in clause
 holders the bonds exchange ss them for bends bearing hssr rate of nsTss s any such a shall later % be privilege all within months The second issue Liberty registe and
 the Treasury the $500 s1oo0 o0oOO Treasury the each linteses
 and will They will be ndenomEaons Of $5o $loO $1000o The be eashed like bank.
 The coupon will have only four seuannca interest for Between holders of bonds having full
 
 ,a with ns .s " r Liberty be purchased by filling application the prescribed by the Secre obtained from Liberty having the Treasury of Federal bank hrapch panied of of the amount of bonds piled for ,t
 thereof incorporated before the October bank in the Untcd States will willingly these applications and handle the whole transaction the purchase of bonds for aQy X subscriber m M - ... adantase of application 1S cent December l6 1Si7 and maining per January i6. 1sls .t concerned purchase price for above nearly bank the providing weekly monthly nents employees will make the same ArsnSeents their senaplcyes. N
 Payment be puhsers uStsx 10 mafe thef tho banks other asences with whom they placed their subscriptions. .@sssa N I .s
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Liberty Bond Facts

: . ~ U. :. Csvssnssnt Donds. . rsar [ pr cent intsrsse. 4 sxempt from normal tax. ,. " oold on inseallmsnts. n dsvn cu
 seh $l0O of Bonds puschaeed, Sio
 v. l6. 1917; GO Doc. IK i0iI, sO Jan. IS. lsis.
 EEcsvssdhls if lasss bonds bsas
 sisure Nov. l4, lS42, Ans " = ssaeeMsd by Gevern. o.s A anI 1ssr Nov. lx l017. '' se 1anaeesahle aAa eaa readily be | ve1sd Into eash ~ aay tinss.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-24

l0,O00.O00 "sieners" wanted! One or more $50 United States of America 4% Convertible Bonds adds your name to the big list. Last Spring Uncle Sam asked for $2o per capita.
 We offered him $3O apiece. A cold chill ran down the Kaiser's spine.
 Now Uncle Sam wants $3O from each of us.
 Let's offer him $50!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-24

4% is high interest on such security--the resources of the worlds richest nation.
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 Sign up for every member of your family, too.
 Let them all feel proud of hav- ins had a share in the loan that "was heard fuund the world! Use the coupon nos0! Liberty Loan Committee n
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-24

And the Kaiser sure win see stars-and stripes!
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 Come on! Everybody sign upl It'll warm the cookies of our Sam mics hearts and freeze the blood of our enemies.
 You can pay m irstalments-or arrange "easy payments"
 No investment is safer. U. s. Govern uoent Bonds arc good as gold. You can borrow on them always. Or you can "spend" them like cash.
Hispano América., 1917-08-19

del senior Gonzalez, habiendo alcan-
zado tai exito en- sus trabalos los
senores Eduardo L. Doheny y So
clos que pronto So formo la poDla-
cion del Ebano y en- ella n de los
centres productores de petroleo mas
importantes de aquel rumbo.
En1 1909 la East Coast Oil Com
pany adquiri6 en- arrendamiento va
rios Totes de terreno en- Ell Municipio
de Panuco, cerca de la via de la po-
blacion del mismo nombre, habiendo-
Sc perforado el primer pozo en- ell
predio conocido con el nombre del
"Ingenio', de la propiedad del senior
Willis, TN ciudadanO americana que
tenia muchos amos de vivir en- la re-
gion. Fl exito fue asombroso, pues
el pozo produjo mil seiscientos ba-
rifles de petroleo diariamente. Per
suadidos los exploradores y negocian
ties de la riqueza que contenia aquella
iona, tomaron mayOres -precauclones
para ocu1tarla y siguieron adquirien-
do terrenos a precios insignificantes,
hasta que POGO a POGO los propieta-