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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-09
LANSING'S PLAN TO
Pennsylvania, said.
(COntInued from page one. !

pennsylvania, said.
We cant crush an autocracv. !"
Senator Johnson of California said, ssif
we build up one worse than that we are
after -
In the face of the overwhelming
storm of criticism against the new
Lansing ruling, there were evidences
of slight relaxation in the order at
the state department today. 1t is now
admitted by Lansing the ironclad lid
on news may be tilted if it doesn It
prove a success
The state department. modified its
rules today to the extent of allowing
newspapermen to see bureau chiefs,
provided the publicity bureau could
not answer queries and would give the
permission. This system, however. al
lows the department to keep absolute
tab on what the underchieftain saws
and hence there is no freedom of
speech in that
The department defends its secret
diplomacy and general secretiveness
partly on the ground that ''if we prae-
tice open door diplomacy, other nations
will stop giving confidential matter
TO this government"
Some complaints have come from
abroad in the past year that conf
dental messages have become public
property.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-09
GIRLS WILL FILL PLACES

San Francisco, May 9.-Thc North
western Pacific railroad and probably
other roads operating out Of San Fran
cisco may fill places left vacant by
men joining the regiment of railroad
ers to be organized for service in
France, by employing women. Women
ticket sellers, clerks and office holp
will be used, railroad men declare.
Definite steps will not be taken to-
wards formation of the regiment until
the arrival of Lieutenant Colonel Cava.
naugh, commander.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-09

The guests included h.
OF the nearby clubs ana ", presidents
Of various state committee S"' 'naimer
w,.i. uteF % liitle folk of NJ. p.,
Nhlte dancing academy ,,;n M halpa
pate IN the benefit sbow " ~ pafiici-
.aahisht At the Oregon theatro' ~ gwen
club. thiah Sisters
several days ago Mr.. and N,. cp,
hnni. p,u brown s had few friends AZ thai. ID,
nome Tor an informal supper - 'aeif
Mrs. +, 4. Harlo of Portland
,ung at the h J. Miles homo in = S.1l lls
heights for a few days. =" 'a'eiil
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mil. -
tored Go Portland last wcet =. VINO mo-
stay have returned. While tbero '"ut' W
and Mrs. Miles enjoyed trim mn NJ @,' ~.
columbia Highway. ~ " 'ne
Monuay evening q meetiny oe n.
I, +, q, club was held at The homo 'aS aS
Mrs. Gerald Volk. "o"'o "
During the evening a busipess s...,.-
was held and Mrs Thomas TownsnOa ,,O
was initiated into the society '''' nv
About II members assembled far ha
meeting which was closed with refresb.
ments. The hostess was assisted IN Il" tho
serving by Mrs. Gordon McGilcbrist uS
MISS Laura Grant and Miss Alyce Hal
lister. w ''o'
Miss Marjorie Kay who eamc bomo
from Eugene last week end to nart;ai, ry'ue
pate in the Willamette university tcn.
mis- tournament Saturday, returned IN
school Sunday night
Accompanying Miss Kay were Miss
Audrian Epping Of Hood River and
Miss Carolyn Alexander of Portland
who also played in the tournament and
were her house guests.
The girls who are all three excellent
players, defeated the willamette en-.
trants.
The Salem Woman S club will meet
tomorrow afternoon at two o clock Al
the residence Of Mrs. Max O. Buren
TO organize an auxiliary of the Red
Cross. All who have signed as members
of this auxiliary are urged to be pres
ent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-09
Eczema Is Corgl|

Greasy salyes and oilln
net be applied # good ID ]
wanted. From any diuggd d
$t.00 for extra large dle 4
Of zemo. When applied y
effectively remove, 'tltn !
stops itching, and htali e
also sores, byrns, wounds 4
Ii penctrales, cleant' y !
Zcmo Is a clean, dsp'1dlai
pensiye, penetrating, alIsl
Try it, as We believe !. l'Il1
ever used Is as efeclift lai
The /. W. Rose O.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-09
SENATE ADOPTS EMBARGO.

Washington, May S.-After four and
n"lr hourS Of executive session today
tne senate adopted the embargo section
OF the administration espionage bill
Rn[,asIc1i'aiIy n,sI requested by President
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-09
INCREASED NAVY.

Washington, May S.-The house late
today passed an administration bill IN
creasing the navy from $4,000 to l5O,'
600 men and the marine corps from ~
400 to $4,000 men.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-09

The postoffice at Nanile II
into Monday night and tie
Nothing was taken except Il
lars worth Of stamps, tilE
letters were opened, and d ]
left strewu upon the floor III
in the office was Fsnsatked
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-09

eral 1isns,, isIu, y \. Y "
A. retired s,l''. ~ l'l'Alihu
which which captured i M, \;
sial. di,l'1 l American n
a,s,l, o,s,,. Oeaih cane
P'epa'lng oas, to attend
,,s,', ws. .ss, s,s,esl'n, an sln,,,''
Sal. war 0tficers At NM
been tuastmasI,,' '''' ea
h.' '1eneral e anderson ",
SsIlgadier sil. general d h, \,
! ioree which was ANA i |
ly IN the war. -s''
The cause q isatI i
brought on By lsssi'. NJ !. /
today. p''aaal
he was born ID CIa.. /
county, 0hio, Januar \ M /
tered the civil war i
came out a captain. II
wounded during liz M
he was in command 4 Il 4. 7 i
couyer Wash, and NJ y /
Alaska From ALASKA /, \ /
tae Philippines, where /.
the "a. first American eI1eiIts |
His ils, forces occupied CHI, T'' !
lS9S, and he was n l1aS''l /
land forces taking Man,
1898, He commanded IL n 1
ut the battles Of Santa M 1
dro, Pasay and Guaialus
On his return 10 tRe T1tas|
1898, he was given connll /
partment Of tEe lakes S0@ n
he retired.
General Anderson Va, M
as q writer on Masonic Il I
subjects. lie was naiionalH n
as a military leader.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-09
LIBERTY WINNIE |

Capital Journal SFeiaI
The baseball team Il III
school played a game wild Id
the Salem Heights school lid
noon on tbe Liberty field
A very exciting game US 4
sulting in d defeat ior Ssls 4
The score being % 10 llal5
favor. /
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-09

Samuel Edward Tibbetts, S4, Ions
time resident of Wasco county, died al
his home on Three Mile creek near The
Dalles, Tuesday He was an expert on
fruit growing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-09
GERMANS WEARY Of
SECRET DIPLOMACY
Press Assails Lack of Frank
ness by German Govern
mental AutOcracy
Amsterdam, May Speculation as

Amsterdam, May 9.-speculation as
Evening journal., 1917-07-21
List Numbers OOOor SeectiUe Army Service
HIGHEST NUMBERS in DELAWARE

The highest number applying to Della
ware is 1862 in the third district, Whining
ton. The highest figures in other districts
are No. l. Wilmington, 1920; No. . Whining.
ton, 3OO2; No. a. Wilmington. 1859 Rural
New Castle 3469; Kent, 2166; Sussex, 3522.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-16

Gs aif I'M arfeae rhdt naein gtnoer 81 i1ogen, ionoern aug
gsun0en AZ beflat. GieNr leshreu Qufgobe ipiomet fb Die @eNellaart
bonn Roten areu8e Die auf allen sdla9tfaoerH i9re iegeHsretae @na'
felt nlsubt.
Sier lit elm Gelo. auf Dem ieoer 9eltih.amertoner trerog belien
fam 1no oHne 8mefd befen miro.
Gas amerifunifde gote areua 1T sn@it ctrg oantt bethdttgt
bic meoi5nHdaa Slfsfrdfe fir ben Snrnnrtterotent ouf blitgetrantter
@abItnt 5t mobiItFeren.
Gas Rote aruS erpartt fnnu8eG SufG nt&t bon einigen 8enigen
ion0ern bon Maen.
9e gHroer foQten ibren StoIs boretn ieeen ibre gSnmen IN oe
MitaheoerItte Der 6rganioton etntrageu Su lniien io IN ltbetduter
9efe Ddbrenb Der gon8en 3oper Oe8 areges gu Dem eolen Gerte
beHteuern.
Sober qe6e, mas cr fam. gub Die feinten 8ettrdge ito tptatou'
men, Oenn bIe Nentge MAIDEN betanntib elm gtel. nanlentll9 Del etnenl
Berfe, bos f1 iber oas gauge groBe 2ano erfrea.
@eun INNER sic hon @dtgIeoern 68 Omaha anpheIs beS Roten
.arerms uufaefor6ert meroen, bemielben be8uHecn, 70 fonuen gle
bite, oieiem @rfuhen mad.
qn SdIuie bieks auhufs erIdeint Elm 4oupon, Der BET @lRinolna
bon geitragen OIL Den Shoemetter beruanot iperoen ioa.
Gider qoupon, Der ns in Der &ribine erfdienen gefenn3eidnet IT.
foate bon allen Geiern oiees 8lahes, Die @aben enenoen ipolen, benutt
.uer6eL beun es lit fGr, ie GROCER Die 3abl Der einlanfenoen aoupona
ans Der oeutihen 3ertmg, Oeto groBer Der einoruf, Der blrb unnere
9eGtigung in 0ner Sintdt 9emaft miro.
9s omaha aapitcI 6es Soften Gren5cs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-16
Chalmers binterlcot
1fieilc I'M 1910 Sek.!


Cine Chalmers Stcd gbaiiis, OBJ
ne ben 6ddcr, bat jest ben b6diten
Qteilen. 8tetoro inue, in Ser 900 alt-
bit8oa.aluiie. Soc 9aipioh Der
8elO Der 3noianopcIis Ganncn uu0
Sieoer in nationaIen &eforOs, uHo
Der gegenpartig NaitgIiao oeS Gbol.
mers Observation-Disclosures it, bot
Die Chalmers Gar in Dem %retorbbres
d]enoen 9enueri in 4tlantic Bead
Snfionbile, 5Io., gum Siege &c
iitbrt. gr nod)te eineH nelten
bohiten Mleilenrcforo bon 1910 81.
tlttoeu. uno 8nar uuter Der Aufii6t
BON Sosepb &racD, tedntider gertre-
ter Der american glltomobile 4iios
citation, un6 6rao s. 8agncr eirem
Starter bon Matchmaker 9|eriiBrltbeit
9ieler lleue &tforo lit elne groBe
ueberrnibung fir 6adlelite, Da Is
cine gang mtBergetpobnlide 2eiltung
fir cine Gar BON iol9em 8iiton. Dis
placement lit. SER 8agner mar
ilber Die Seiitltng Defenders begei-
itert un0 Iugte: 2ie Gar 5aigt gun3
f~pumoerbare 2~ualit1tau. Die So-
6rifartten Der Chalmers Gar lino
iiber oieie 2eiitung gernoe5u eat-
8itft.
Die Chalmers Gar miro in Sua.
ba bon Ser 8eitern @lotor Gar
gomponp gum @erfouf ge6aItcn.
Ser 6. Q. abbott 1T Der erfabrene
Setter Der @eIeaifait un6 i1r 8e-
iddft befinbet fi9 in Scr. 2054 5ar-
nam StrnBe. 8ie @eieai6nft bal
aud 3rpeiggeid1fte in 2incolu,
Sooper un0 Settings, gtebroatu. al.
les St1bte in 8egenOen NIT tart
oeutider 8enlfpritng, oenen mir Ole
8eiidtigung 0ieier bor5iiglidcn Gar
marm empfebIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-16

Bebur5tgling gegeniiber ben alOereu
Narteien erfreut. ui0 bic fatierliden
Morte: SO femme feline 4nrteien
niebr~, Fin0 OaOur6 tuertlcs getuor'
ben.
HErr gtof6a ertLdrte bic io5inliitis
iMen Goroerunqen nls gefdbrlif ulto
dntinotionnl uao iagte, iie tptroen
ben arieg berIdngern neil bic On.
tente In Der Soffning aitF 6altiae
llneiniafeit LANCER ausBolte.
.NraTi0ent @iIion@, fllbr &oeiife
fort, min fetnen 5rieben INIT ben
&cben5onern, olein Die gtonarfie
III Att ttef ein1etuur5elt in oeutiden
&erselt ale oaB Iie 0tra Oie 6eino.
ih1Ft Der entente o0er 0es 8rdii6er.
ten @iIion 5erIt6rt tueroen t6rrte. "
Serr GoeIide ioate peiter, 9eltid.
lamb fonne es berItebert, tuenn Stub
Lamb feiue 3reue ieinen aQiierten
iuobret tuolle, ober bon Ben Sent.
Ihen ertDarte man, untrelte gegen.
iiber ibren gfonarheu. an ben
Rehabilitation Soroerungen id1rFe
&ritit iiben0 uno 8meifel uisorit.
demo iiber Der &~egierungs Sieges.
piden, iubr &eoner fort:
Der &tnlb n1tf &er3tht bon
4nneftion uno gntihdoigttng gibt
uuIeren sSeinSen Gelegenbeit, 0en
@rieg nilssu6ebnen obne irgen6 ct
mas al r~isfieren. Gin 8ernurf Die
let erfIdruna 6ura ben &eihstag
miro cine aunSgebitng unierer Stdr-
fe ieit pn6 unierers 8iaens einen
0ouern6en 5rieoen 8t erlangerJ Der
4eIhIdlan08 3utlrnft fider Itellt. Die
gafior berlanat cine flare grtpioe-
ring" Die Ge6e rief 8onrufe oirf
Ser redten uuo 6iiien nuf Der I'm.
Ten Geite 0es Souies berbor.
Gaeibemnnn's 3ebe.
SER 8biIipp S6ei0emann bat BEL
ser Ginreihuna Der Snterpelntion
BET 6o8ialiiten folgeit0es geIogt:
Ger &arteibeidluB foroert nidi
f0fortigen Grie6en, fonoern 5ano.
nung burh Die So5inliften oler 2dn-
Der. @ir balten on unierem Gtano-
bulfte feit, orsqeoridt in unieret
GrfIar1tna an a. 9titguIt, oaB Der
territoridle geftdno 9eutidIdnbs IL.
eIne nfonomiide 1tnnbbdngiefeit II
GntiuideIung aeiidert iein miiiien
deer hente nod tpei9ern mir inns
rem6e @6aer 5a rnterjohen. STU
hei0eu Geiten tneroe1 bic Nationer
it'll benz @eripreden elmer idlieBli
Mea gntIheio binaebaIten. 6!
I'LL uaiere anfgabe. oieies Spiel mi
hnn 2eben Der @olfer bIos5uiteIel
risfer mir daer &egieringm at
iii genugl"
SIR fill0 itber3eligt, 6aB Die Gen
tfaImdhte feifteben ner6en, nm olI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-16
Gas aIabisr.
ans Der ttrsefdthte bisiss @afitR'
ftrHmeHts.

rINMeHlss
8eum man Die aIaOiere, Die 6u
8eiten gad8 ais Die bo%atommeuiteu
tbrer art gaItent nit ben @iauoa
Der @eaentuurt bergIeidt, 10 iheint
urs oag S~uitruruent Oes adBebuteu
SSabrbuaOerts ME cine uriorm, Die
eiqentIih fatun nod primittDer az
oenten lit. 9erno9 tit es tIar, bar
0as alQoier aud oau1als bereits
cine Iongiriitiaa grtiDifeluag pot
iib ge1abt baben muBte. 3r. PeDns
BON Der ltntperlitat Mtanaeiter bat
Die eriten llripringe oes 9iunos biz
ouf Die 8eiten Der alien Sn0er UNI
aegDpter 5uradgefabrt. Ser 9iaItel
Der 5ebraer urio DIE 2pra Den
aeappter ioaelt bereits ais gorldlt.
fer 0es alaDiers beradtet tDeroen.
Gs labt jid aber aud %aagemeiner
iagen, ooB ale dbnli6eu Snitrw'
inertte, aIio Gle &nrfen, 2mlteu,
glaftra uao tpie Die Saiteutnitru.
mefte gum Gdlagen un0 3upfen
FONT nod gertaHnt Doroen itnO, 81
elmer 6arnilie geb6rerb aus Der oas
GlaDier jid etttpideIt bat.
Die acknowledgements, bic i'm
QItertutn bel gebraudt buroen,
tporen bic Sarte ur0 Die 2Drn, uno
Broar IdBt iid nadnetien, ooB bic
Mulifer I'm alien &beben Dor 5000
Sabreu idon auf elmer Sarie ipieI.
ten, ME iie fat m~1berduoert nod
an a1tsgarlge bes alterttuns ge-
braudt nur0e. 8eridieoen mar an
Dieien alien S|nitrlnIetlte Die 3abl
Der Gaiten. @ie oieie geIpannt uno
Die oas Snftrimert iberbnupt ge.
ipieIt tpur0e, IdBt iih uift mebr ia.
gen, neil nod Der fat e~tuitimmigeu
Meinung Der beoelitenbIten Sodber.
itauoigen Die alteit aegppter uno
@riehen bon elmer barmonii6en
9onfoIge nod nidts gerpuBt baben.
aIs DIE @rinoungen, Die ouf Dos
aIabier bingefibrt baden, be5eiduet
Oh. 8eDne oas Mono9orb, ben
giaIter uno oas Sad5rett. Gas @eo.
n0dor0 fol- nom alien 8Dtbagoroa
erfuHOen tporoen iein. Us beItan6
aus elmer ein3igen Satte, Die fif
spti6en 5ipei Stegen i6er etneul
9eionon3faiten idUang unO mn
einen Son abgab ME cine Stimm.
eobel. aus Dem Monodoro emf
uifeIie ii9 6as aloni6oro. 9oa
8IaIter 6es @ltertrtms f6eint oage,
gen Dem iogenonnten Sarpitdorh
ooer Spiuett bic Gntitebung gegeber
81 baden. Der oIte ginIter fat
auberIid einen Sadbrett dbnIib.
aber Der Con tp1r0e in gang nnoe'
rer @eiie berborge6raat, namIif
bur1 Gt1bhen, an oeren Steal
beim Sofbrett Sdmmer traten.
Cine beIonoere &bart 0es Spt'
nettg, Die ais 8irginnL be8ei6nei
miro, mar i'm ied8ebnteu Sabrbun'
bert in England in Der 9aooe mi
nlir6e beionOers bonn a0Hig SeIr,
rid VII. begiinitigt. Ser Inter
fdie0 8tuii5en benz 9irginaI ur0 ei'
mem Gpinett beltono Ieoiglih 6arin
6aB ienes rebtefig, 6ieies OreiediG
mar. 9ng SarpiiAor0 mics 0anr
cine er6qbIihe 9ergr6BeruHg uni
gerbeiierung auf unO. 5ei6Het'
iflon in Der geInIt ons Giabier ipd'
terer 3eiten Dor. 2ur6 bieien Sort
idritt uurOe Die aIaDiermuiit oel
alttIniiiIden Bet iiberbatpt eff
oenfbar. Ser unnitteIbare 8orId1l'
fer 0es gi0nos mar 6onn 6as Ia,
nenbodbrett, 0as Inn Sabre 170S
BON Gbriitofori IN Raoua erfuHoeH
pur0e.
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Or. 9apib beFrieSiat.

Ser Go8iollIt Or. 9obib, (ein
8eruon6ter beg Serrn grnit 8aeuI.
ID, bonn aeooftionsItob Der &dgliden
Gribnne, Snloba) iagte heute IN ei-
ner aeoe int aeihstog:
Scr aanaler 1T 5tpor ni6t nuf
uniere G~or0erungen %eingegmeen,
aber feline erfldrungen iber Die
g10gIihteit zines Srie6eng nit HllB-
Lamb fn6 b6dit pertool."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-16
100000 Hdhnsraugsn
nuF so hGFausgGhObanl
9rBbierI 2 zfapFea kes 8~aHbsrmItteIs
s@ess5f4.

c. FIT Elm hi~HtmeIuelter Tnleri6leb spi
f6en Der art afa @eife, ute man ira5er ia
Der Sh5ner1a1ea al eutlebigen fa4te anb fptl
man e febt tn .BefsxSf BAT bas betperf
fteaigL IS ut hsufe oas eiH6tge 4a5nerause1p
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Der OeutI6e Rei6S6an6(er Otnet
RuB(anO Den Weg gum 5rieOen.
GEorHetnnG bon Sde u
(5ortiesuna bon Seite ~

I@eriude stueds ibrer @ernidtitrg ob.
suItlagerb bob aber aud oie 8in.
Ihe Der fran5oiiiher, engliihen ulo
0eutId,en annettioniIten nidt 6urd.
|gefitbrt uer0en. 60 oenft Der 60.
sin(ift ffn0 Miaionen ftnb NIT rns.
9ie B6r6erer Der eroberltng ifrei.
Ell mad Madterbobunq, @ergr6Be.
ruttq nes Serritoriumg, @eI0 ulo
RobmnterinI. Gies fam nlir ourdl
cine prgdniiierte rationale 8dltber'
bonoe %qefor0ert neroen. (Sturm Der
g%ntruItung onf Der Seite Der SEED.
|ten.) Gte Sinein8iebung oes adi-
Ierg in oieie agitation bat Die SOL.
ae, onB Ser Safer perontDortlih gee
halteu nir0 fin ben pdnsgermantlti.
Ifen 8ahn uno Den 4usbrud oes
arieges, un0 Dab er fortma1reno be-
let0igt miro.
Trie6e nurd ginigltng ipiir0e Elm
IaroBe8 Slid fir europa fem. 80
Gro8ent aler @olfer ihdlten nit
Soffn1utq un6 5ebniuht mad Stof.
boIm. @ern 5rontreih uu0 eng
IIono ouf groberung ber5i6ten nno
9eutidIan0 6arauf beiteben ioate,
Iper6en mir cine Hebolution IN bic
lem 2on6e befomuen." 6ortqeiebte
Rufe ME .Sdutoe", DSeben Sie
ith@ 6urdbrmaften ods Sous. Ser
graTt6ent rief Shei6emarn sur
0ron1unq, 6ieier ober iette IN abH'
lIiden Gone feline gfebe fort.
,Goneit lit eg nod nift gefom.
Imen. Ger Geinb bat ieine annet-
Itionggelilfte nidt oufgeaeben. Gin
ESrie0e, eereft fir ale. ioate ge'
ihlolIen ner6en. Sd bin feit %.
bon Iberseugt, oaB fein 6rieOe obuc
@rensberdnOerung obgeiAloiiea Der.
Ben fam, un0 6Qs rtuB our6 gegen'
ieitiae 8erItdnoigrng erfeoigt mer.
l6en. Sd bin 6ogegerL onB cine mel
ltere Milion Mdr1ner obgeihlndtei
miro, nrr neil einige 9entide Jrie.
Sen fplnIden NIT groherttng I'M &c
foIge. Gs Iebe Der 6rieoe, Is lebe
lGnrnpala
2eSc6uur iuanift Sentide Repn6lit.
Ser robtfaIe Go8ioIiit 2eoebout
Ioate in feiner gieoe unter an0erem
Ser aan8Ier piinidt 8Deifello5
qnneftionen I'M Often ltn0 8eitert
Dlit Qusnabme Der Extravaganza
@tlionare qlaubt fem Mleait, oaf
l9eutfdldn0 einen unteriohungs.
Ifreq qepinnen fam. Die ruiiiider
Sosialiten bQben ms cine 9ffertt
qenladt, bic ms Die Moglif)feit eli
Ines Trie0en8 eroffnet. Dies 1T abel
mas Der aansler bergiBt. G8 II
pohr, Dab auBLano feiren Separat
.frie0en IdlieBea fam. aber Die rui
iiihe Regieritng fam oie eutentI
betebrert urtb in oieFer ga3lebunt
Iouten mir i6r Helfen.
SER Sdei6emdnn nrtB ben Snip
bel geoen Die gfegierung erbeben
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Hauber Theatre.

Commenting upon "Womanhood," the spectacular picture play to be shown at the Hauber theatre next Tuesday, Philadelphia papers say:
 'Womanhood' is perhaps the most wonderful of the many great screen productions of recent date. marvellous in it's realism, surprising in it's new ness, daringly thrilling in the telling of the story y"-Philadelphia Inquirer.
 'Womanhood' seems to be about the best preparedness production yet put on the screen-this because it equals the others in spectacular show and surpasses them in moderation "- Philadelphia North American.
 "An impassioned pleo for American Preparedness, produced in a manner which promises to make it a success among presentations of the kind, both as thrilling entertainment and as 8 revelation of the dangers that beset this nation. .'-Philadelphia Bulletin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
DENTIST FOR ANIMALS.
Dr. Bedding Devotes Entire Time to
 Beasts of Robinson Show.

Dr. Arthur Bedding of Munice, Ind, has the distinction of being the only animal dentist in the United States. He is in the employ of the John Rob- inson circus which comes to Pine Bluff, Monday, Sept. "A, and spends all of his time keeping the teeth of the menagerie denizens in shape.
 Although my position is rather a dangerous one at times, like it and intend to keep it until l grow old,' 2 said the doctor recently. "Aftel studying veterinary dentistry set up an office for myself in Milton, Pa., and came very near starving to death for lack of patronage. Then the cir GUS came to town and with it was a leopard suffering with an Liberated tooth. 1 was called to the tents and extracted the sore molar after the leopard had been securely tied. John G. Robinson, manager of the show witnessed the operation and offered me a position. took it and have been with the circus ever since.
 Animal dentistry is a wonderful work to me and enjoy it hugely. Sev- eral lions and one elephant have gold crowned teeth and I have placed amalgam filling in lots of small cav ities. I look after the teeth of the animals to keep the brutes in. good physical condition"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
ORDERS SALE PART
 OF GARRETT PLACE
Insurance Company and J. s. McDon- < nell Obtain Judgment for .'.
 Money Advanced.

Judgment was rendered yesterday by Judge John M. Elliott in the chan cery court in the case of Union Central Life Insurance company and J. R. Clark, trustee, vs. Henrietta E. Garrett, administratrix of the estate of the late Marcia M. Garrett, ct al., growing out of balance due the in surance company on a loan negotiated by the late Wm. c. Garrett, and a sum due J. $. Mcdonnell, who ad- vanced money to meet part of the ob- ligation. The decree awards the in- surance company judgment for $500, and MT. Mcdonnell judgment for $4,075, and forecloses a lien on a part of the w. c. Garrett plantation The clerk of court was appointed com missioner to conduct the sale and distribute the proceeds in accord with the decree.
 The Divorce Record.
 Lucinda Crawford's petition for di- vorce from Henry Crawford, on the ground of desertion, was granted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
R0TARIANS ENTERTAIN
 EVANGEL!ST!C PARTY
Rev. Geo. Stephens and His Assistants Guests at Luncheon
 Yesterday.

Rev. Geo. Stephens and members of his evangelistic party, now conducting a revival in Pine Bluff, were guests at the Pine Bluff Rotary clubs lunch concession yesterday at the Hotel Pines.
 The meeting was the largest held by the club, rot small part of the suc- cess of the entertainment being af- forded by the musical members of the Stephens party, these including con- tributions by Prof. Roper pianist; Mrs. Powell and Mss Byrnes, vocalists, heard in a duet, and Prof. James, cornetist Brief addresses were made by II. Kemp Toney, president, Sol. K1arberg, Rev. J. I. Norris, members of the Stephens party and Miss Mar tin.
 Dr. Norris brought to the meeting 12 copies of the New Testament He explained it to be his purpose to sell 33 of the Testaments, and have the buyers donate them to the B Jefferson county and Pine Bluff men who depart today to join the National army. The 12 copies Dr. Norris brought to the Rotary club meeting were paid for so quickly, that the minister expressed regret he had not brought the entire B copies along, feeling sure he would have had no trouble in disposing of them to the big hearted Rotarians.