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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-01-31
SOLDIERS OVERSEAS MAIL
MUST Be INSPECTED

All packages sent to members of
American expeditionary forces in
France, must now be inspected and
endorsed by the postmaster receiving
them, to see that they contain no
prohibited articles, according to re.
Gently received order from the depart
ment.
The order reads as follows: "Par.
cells whether Christmas packages or
others, will not be dispatched abroad
the content of which have not been in
pected and indorsed "No prohibited
matter contained in this package =
Postmaster. The instructions con-
tanned in this order will continue to
be followed pending further notice.
It has been brought to the attention
of the department. that only a small
per centage of parcels, post pscka-
ges, destined for naval vessels and
addressed care of postmaster New
York, are indorsed by the postmast- t.
ers to show that they contain no pro-
hibited matter. The same rule applies
to packages destined for the Ameri-
can expeditionary forces abroad. 1t
is imperative that all such packages
be carefully examined to see that they
contain no prohibited matter and are
then stamped in accordance with in.
structions before being forwarded to
the New York office'''
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-01-31
He Met Death On
Railroad 7reSt|e
Northern Pacific Train Killed
Larson on Trestle Bridge
Outside Duluth

The attendance last Saturday after
noon at the funeral of Rasmus E.
Larson, included friends who had
known him in his residepce in this
county of the past twenty years
from Stilwell, Wales, Osnabrock, and
Mt. Carmel as we'll as a large delega-
tlon of his associates of the Masonic
fraternity from the Harvey Center
settlement. The turn out of the de.
ceased's friends and neighbors of
years now gone bye was tribute
that must have meant much to the
family who are left in sorrow and be.
reavement to mourn the sudden taking
off of husband and parent.
The funeral was held from the
Presbyterterian church at half-past
two O'Clock, the services there being
conducted by Rev. Edwin A. Foley,
the pastor of the M. E. church. From
there the remains being taken for
a temporary resting place to the re-
ceiving vault in Lebanon cemetery,
it being the wish of the family that
in the spring final resting place
should be given the body in the ceme-
terry at, Harvey Center, at which time
they will be lowered into the grave
in accordance with the rites and cere.
monies of the Masonic order.
Rasmus E. Larson, aged forty-six
years, died in a hospital at Duluth,
during the early hours of Wednesday
morning of last week from injuries
which he had received few hour pre-
vious, supposedly at about seven
O'Clock Tuesday evening, by being
runover by train Of the Northern
Pacific railroad company, while cross
ing trestle bridge which traverses
narrow inlet of the lake between
Duluth and Superior. The death cer-
tifcate furnished by the doctors at.
tena.I., show that he died as a result
of hemmorhage and, shock, resulting
from his injuries, being conscious at
rare intervals during the few hours
that he continued to live after the
accident occur ed. Both legs were
crushed and severed from the body,
{ but there was not scratch or bruise,
scarcely to the upper part of the bods
! or mar the appearance of the feature
, of the victim. Mr.. Larson has been
, stated already left his home in Lang.
don on Monday of the same week that
he died for Duluth, purposing tc
work at his trade as a blacksmith anc
Il. machinest, either in the iron range
r or in the lumber camps during the
winter, and as a fact had registered
with one of the employment agEncies
! of Duluth on arrival there of the same
afternoon that he was killed. These
are the more essential facts that were
gathered by Mr.. Joseph Filed an old
friend and fellow Mason, who went to
!, Duluth to bring the body here to Lang.
don for burial. The immediate family
is composed of the widow. the eldest
! daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Rad
ford, to whom he was married about
twelve years ago and four young
children, the youngest of whom is only
J about four months old. In addition
to other property the deceased is un'
+ derstood to have carried insurance tc
the amount of So, 600. Sympathy is
extended the bereaved by a wide circle
of friends residing in this part of the
e county.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-01-31

Dyspepsia is Americas curse. To
restore digestion, normal weight. good
health, and purify the blood. use Bur-
docks Blood Bitters. Sold at all
drug stores. Price 81. 25 per bottle
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-01-31

The board of county commissioners
which met land re-organized on the
7th inst, reached an adjournment
last Saturday at noon.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02
k0nfuZnOSt pOrOcevalStva O Rusiii.

listi Axelrodove frakcije ma povrSje, hi skuSala
nJlh spraviti ma enak na6in OBJ dobro ime. Mi
lJukovu pa tudi nj treba misliii, da hi So MENU
bolje godilo. cc hi sluGajno priSel ma Leninovo
ineStp.
NSak nered, vSaka nezaupljivost ma Ruskem
j" V prid NcmGiji. Obialovania vredni so tisti, XII
Slepo r~azSirlajo njcne vc>ti in ma la naGin - -.
thdi iieNedonla - poSpeSujeio njcne intcreSc.
NiNIeci ljudjc hi pa moral pri >prejemaniu
fakih porotil vendar biti nckoliko boil pam.
NfaSi 10 res ne hi bilo lezko.
PRAY pred kratkim Smo sliSali IL Wa>hingto-
IA, la jc prcd>ednik Wilson, Iii sc jc zc dolgo
havil Z ruSko Situaciio, Sklenil pomagati RuSiji.
kolilior b. le mogote. In izrctno je hiIo poveda-
no, ca gre IA induStriialno pOmoG, ne pa IN vo-
.aSko in,ervenciio.
Eomaj jc bila Ia vest znana, so zc zaGe,.
JczcNati por0ciia u zmagi konlrarcvolucije. o
\lkoIaJcvcm umoru, . ncnSki pomoGi in proti-
?onnfi i. I. Il.
tudcn slutajl 'lntcrvcncioniSti" paG le
iaNno MISC zadovoljni 4 WilSonovo politiko, kal-
- Interest, Iii iih zoslopa prezideni, MISC niiha-
VI in,ercNi. poroGila q n|icgovi trczni politiki ma
Iran RuNlIi ne najdcjo Y znanih velckapitali>tij-
Nth FS;ih nobcncga Od0bravanja: ampak vSak
kaSc!l, Iii hi Sc mogel r~azlagati kot diSkreditira.
Ajc nJcgovc politikc, sc objavlja : trojnimi in de-
;vornimi dehclimi napi>i. Tudi sc ne hi hilu III
RuNlcm nobencga ncreda, hi po njihovi pi>avi
nh"ra.a Nladatl naJ>traSnclSa a%narhija,
Na dru"i N,rani pa ne hi moglo biti Y Rcr-
iinu ND boil 2uprno, kakor dc hi prjSla Ru,iia
Z acicriSEn powuGjo zopei ma noec. &c 81 more
RuSila otrc>Ii %">p0dar>kc odviSuo>Ii ud NcmGj-
iG, ic tudi kaizcricva politiGna moe mad Rustic
Sirta. Cim Sc torci poiavi mozno>t, da hi sc res
ze"dio kaj takega, mora Y Berlinu YES %laziporo.
'cvaiski apara' dclati ccz cas-.
Tako i p~oduiaio rokc interest. o katcrih b..
jlore' m'>li!, da 50 81 IL dina duSc Sovrazni, pa SCI,
Y r"~nici vcndar .>orodni. In tako Sc potcm laz,
ali pa vSij groieSkno prctirava od enc i'm drugc
IN v"a>i Sc od trc:je >trani, da erabi ti;atclia
'nlotlra, kadar mora tiiati kupc konfuzii.
|ate@adcli bodimo previdni in ohranimo -
treznH glavo. To jc Zclo nuina potreba.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02
(Konec $ prve strani.N

Mi nismo nikdar trdili, da so vsi Rusi boljSc-
Wiki; ampak da ne dobi monarhizem med prebi-
Valstrom nikdar wee vecine, je tako gotovo, ka-
Eor gotovo je VISA dezela prvo uro 2 navduSenjem
pozdravila rcV0lucijo.
Da so razmere V Rusiji k%aoti6nc, je sevcda
wee kot %verietno in ncredi prihajajo raznim pro.
ireSolucioniStom pray. Iiveza primanjkuic Y
mcSiih. In stradajOci ljudje so vedno nezado-
voljni Z Waldo, brcz obzira ma TO, kakSna da ic.
MogoCe je, da dobi kakSen reakcionar vSled to-
"a iZmcd nezavedne maSe pristaSc. A!mpak kai
maj To pomaga? Tudi de hi Sc mu poSrecilo, da
pride vsled tega ma krmilo, ne no mogel liud-
Stvu dati kruha, kdterega nj. NterajSnji pristaSi
pa postanejo jutri niegovi nasprotniki, ko spo-
Hnajo, da ne dobe niti cd MEGA tega. zaradi &c
>ar so Sc mu pridruzili.
Napram vSem GaSnikarSkim p~orocilom mo-
u 5iti t!ovek dandanes previdcn; ona o Ru>iii
'nora pa uzivati ; pOSebno pOrcijo Skcpsc. Maj
raznGvrStnejSim interesom je ma tenn lezeGc, dL
sc laIe o Rusiii in da hi Sc Nth lazi, ali pa 10,
kar sc Skriva "a mimi, uresnicilo.
Dognano ic, da ina ~predvsem Ncmciia o.
gronno tovarno IA fabriciranje ruskih lazi. Po-
SebHo takrat, kadar pripoveduiejo poroGila q
,obrih odnoSajih med NemGijo in RUSTIC ali pa
kakSno ruSko StrankO, je SkOrai z zancSl iivim
uSpehom mogoce Staviti, da jc bila. raca izmiSl ic.
IA Y licrlinu. kaizerjevi trabanti paG dohro We.
do, da ne more nobena rec tako kompromitirati
IIudi kakOr ZVeZa 4 nemSkimi uradmimi krogi.
Hdo Sc ne Spominia vednO Sc popavliainGih
ohdoizitcy, da sta bila Lcnin in Trockii plataua
4 nemSkim denarjem! No nj Ia trditev dovolj "a
legla, so priSli naenkrat dOkazi Y ta>opise. q
>votah, XII Jill je NemGija plaGala boljScviSkim
roditeljcm, so ek~sistirali ceki. Ljudie so iih vide
i : >vojimi oGmi. Dokler nj nckoliko Gasnikar-
lev ne boljSevikOv, ampak NTH p~olitiGnih ma
.pr0tnikov - hotelo imeli javnoSt in ko So pre-
iskali Stvar do dina, so dognali, da so Vii tisti
ccki DemSki f~alSifikat.
NcmGija tudi danes nj izgubila intcrcSa ul
rem, ola iompromitira boljScvike. Ia danes njr,
kcr imajo krmilo V roki. &c bi jutri priSi Socil-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

IL Moskvc p%orocaio: ZavezniSki poslaniki so
pred nekaj dnevi sporoGili boljSeviSki vladi zcljo
zaveznikov, da mai ldeca armada neha T. militia
riNticnimi operaciiami proti CeSkoslovaSkim briga-
dam V Sibiriji. Sovie,Ska vlada je pa odeovorila.
da Sc ne more ozirati ma lake zelje. Komisar III
nanjih zadev Citerin ic pojaSnil V interviuvu, da
smaira soviet CehGSlovake "a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
element i'll da Jill je treba razoroziti $ silo. ST.
birski boljSeviki so apelirali ma ~centralni odbor
s%ovjeia V Moskvi "a pomoc, ker sumijo, da Sc ma
meravajo teSkoslovaSke brigade zdruziti $ kazaS-
kim generation Semenovom V Mandzuriji.
kakor zc veCkrat moramo tudi V tenn slucaiu
priporocati %skrajno previdnost. Mnogo porocil o
Rusili ina ma sebi popolnoma oGitne make neza-
neSI jivoSti Y nekaterih slucajih jih narekuieio
Skrivni interest, XII Sc ne upajo $ pravo barvo ma
dan, V drugih so pa pokvarjena vSled nepoznava-
MIA razmer.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02
ZANIMIv CLANEK O NApZoRoVA.
NJU BANKE ZVANE CLEARING
HOUSE,.
Kaj to pomeni "a ljudstv 70. ce je banka
pod nadzorstvom ''Cle airing Housa".

pod nadzorstvom CLEARING Housa".
Use banke, XII imaio zvczo 5 Chicago
Clearing House. so podvrzcne ST. ogcmu
na~dzorovanju Oh uradnikov tesa zavo-
da. P~regledovanjc raSunov in imetja
80 mora vrsiti ~najmanj enkrat ma leto.
lzvcdenci natancno prcis6ejo stanje
vsake banke. Vso gOtovino prcstcjejo,
p~regledajo vse note, v~arSGinc, vknjilbc
IN drugc vrednOstne ~listinc, sc prepri-
Gajo o fondih. XII so nalozeni V drugih
bankah in p%regledajo knjigc in raGunc.
&c najdcjo izvedcnci kake slabe ali
dvomljive vrednostne ~l.stine, Sc te ne
stejcjo veG ko. imovina banke. Ako Sc
je skrcila vrednost bancnega premoze-
MIA, mora banka kazati pravilno vred.
nos. V svojih knjigah. &C banka drzno
s~pckulira in Sc il pride ma sled, mora
TO takoj opustiti. Use, kar je slabo, ri
skirano, Sc mora takoj odstraniti in ma
Iomcstiti z boljsim. &c vsega tega
banka Intro ne popravi in stori, izgubi
vse nadalinje ugodnosti in pravice, Xxi
Jill v~Iivaio banke, katcre so zdrulcne v
Clearing House.
kcdar Sc ~odvzamejo kaki banki te
u~godnosti Mi ce nj sprejeta v Clera;ng
House ina slednja ~ 10 dober vzrok.
Ma drugi strani pa je o banki, Xxi jc
5lanica to zvezc, 70 to dovolj jason do
kaz, ia ina dobro imovino, da je MEN
kredit dober in da vodi svoj denarni
promct po predpisih, varno in sigurno.
Na6rt "a nadzorovanje bank potion
Clearing Housa ie bill izdelan v Chicago
pred dcsetimi lett, Cd katcrega casa ma
pref nj bankrotirala niti ena banka, XII
je bila V zvezi $ TEN Clearing HousOm.
Ako je slo ma ali drugi banki slabo
vsled panike ali vojske, so j takoj pri-
skoGile ma pomoG drugc Clearing House
banke in il pomagalc, dokler SO MISC
povrnile zopet normaine TIA
Clearing House nadzOrovalni naGrt Sc
je pokazal tako vspesen, da so povsod,
kjer koli Sc nahaja kak Clearing House,
sprejeli ia nacrt.
American State Banka je v zvezi 8
tenn Clearing Housom, je pod njegovim
nadzorstvom in ina vse privilegije tie
banke, katcri poda vsako leto pet po-
polnih raGunov.
American State Banka pa je tudi pod
drzavnim nadzorstvom in odda vsako
leto pet de.ajliranih raGunov o %stanju
Banking Departments drzave Illinois.
Napravite NASO banko "a Vase
banko in Vas dcnar 10 warren in ga
lahko dvignete, kcdar ga zclite.
Vprasajte "a seznam nash First Gold
hipotck. Kakor tudi scznam $4,000 in
$4,000 zlatih hipotccnih bondov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

Frederick w. Wurzburg, ameriSki drzavlian.
X atercmu Sc je po Stirih letih Sele zdaj posrecilo
oditi IL Nemtije, kjcr ga je bila zasaciIa vojna. je
dospel V Ameriko Il zeno in hcerio. MOI pripove-
duje, da so vi tribe priSli ma NorveSko V papirnati
obleki III lesenih tevl Jill, Xxi so Jill neusmilieno au.
I'LL. Nlegova zena je ~ShujSala IA 5S funtov in hGi
Je malone paralizirana vsled pomanjkljivc in ne
redilmc hrane. Dale je dejal: "NcmGiia je ma pra-
gu revoluciickO je bila moia hGi Olga V bolnisnici
~. Marka V Gatc'burgu. V katcri je bilo vcG ra-
nJencev, il jc dejal ncki major "Na meni viditc
kaJzcrJcvo uniformo. toda ne veste, kakSni OBJ
cutki Sc skrivajo pod MO" Zdai stradajo tudi vo.
Jaki. Ljudjc ne maraio veG citati vodilnih case
pisov, ker so spoznali, ola Sc samo laZejo. Siro-
maxi straSno trpe, ampak bogatini imaio Sc uni
raj dcvoIi Jedi. SliSal sem veGkrat, da je V Ber-
Inu nakupiccnih vct zivil, kakor V vsci ostali
Ncmciji'.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

j. William Kent, milionar in
elan tarifne komisije, ie pripo-
rotil davtnemu odScku, da mai
dolOci tako viSok dohodninShi
davek, da bodo moral bogati
ljudjc odSloviti vratarjc, Sofer;c
IN druge enake Sluge, Iii nc ~
pravljajo koriStnega della.
Bella vrana! Ampak pametcn
nasvet.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

PoizkusnO glasovanje v senat.
mem pOljedelskem odseku sc ie
kontalo 2 majhno veGino, da Sc
izloci vino IL prohibicionistiGne
predloge. Senatorji, XII so glaso-
vail IA ~izloGitev vina, menijo, ia
nina grozdie, IL katerega delajo
vino, velike hranilne vrednosti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

Her ic mirna ureditcv razmcr ma konSti,ucio-
nalni podlagi izkljutena. je torei skorai gotovo.
ia SO no nadalievalo ~vladanje brez parlamenta.
oprto ma Silo. \aravno jc, da DO to Sc boil podziga-
10 nezadovoljaosi in mnozilo snow IA razpad. Iad-
me- poglavJc aVStro-ogrske monarhiic Sc odigrava
in Karl Sc more zanaSati lie Sc ma kakSen cudez.
Toda doba cudczev ie minila.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

IL SvicaI,kih virov |javliajo ccz Amsterdam.
da ie poraz avstrijSkc armade cd Piavi zelo rave
SELL teSke revolucionarie V Pragi so bill y ne
deljo novi izgredi, Iii so Sledii vclikim pouli5nim
dcmonStracijam DemonStra rant ic so haic >koraj
odfrito odobravali image Italijanov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

IL Curiha porota jo: NemSki liSti j~avljaio, da
so zeleznicarii Y Besarabiji lmaloruSka dezela.
katero 81 2daj Taste Rummci) Y sploSni stavki.
YES zeIezniSki promct pociva in vrhuteea 80 Siraj
karJi razstrelili mnogo rumunskih SkladiSt sire.
Iva. NemSki liSti pravijo. da ina stavka polite.
no ozadie.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02
E6M9s@
DR.. W. c. OhIendOrf, NJ. D
Zdravnik "a notranje bolezni
i'll ranocelnik.

Zdravni;ka prciskava br~ezplaGna - pla.
oati jc lie llravila. 1924 Blue Island
Ave, Chicago. Ureduic cd | do , 20.
pol; cd : do Q zveccr. lzven Chicago
zivcti bolniki maj piSejo slovensko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-02

AmeriSka vlada .ie posodila Belgiii 50, o, 900.
DoSlel je Belgija dobila 1922, 800 900 posojila. Use
posojilo zaveznikom znaSa 80 .972. $50 600
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-27
Jackson.McAuliffe Contest

It was just 30 years ago today that Peter Jackson knocked out Joe NE Auliffe in the 24th round at san Francisco. The great Australian black had arrived in America o1liyy d short time before. and this was ms second appearance ill the Amerlcah ring. His first victim was George Godfrey. the Boston negro. and 'py whipping McAuliffe the Australian loomed up as coming champion John l. Sullivan, who had fought a long draw with Charlie Mitchell a few months before Peter crossed the Pacific, did net banker alter the job of tackling the big black tello"' and drew the color line. Joe tMcAu- life was a good man. and had deteat- cd Paddy Ryan, the cx-champloh, but he was nc match for Jackson. The latter, finding it impossible 10 .re, q match with Sullivan, fought a few other second raters, and thea went to England. where he defeated lem Smith. the champion and oth- CTS with the greatest ease. Upon his return to America in 1881 ne go' a match with Jim Ccrtett, and. al though Peter had beeen seriously m iured in an accident short ''me ue fore the tout. he held Gentleman Jih to a draw in fl, rounds. Atter Una he went back. and in 1898 was easn' defeated by Jeffries,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-27
DANIELS REVIEWS
 FLEET \ TEETH OF NORTHWESTER

(Continued from page oncD
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-27
Pedestrianism.

A couple of million young men ot America have in the past two years had considerable exercise in 'hoof- ing it. It wasn't voluntary hoof- ing, either, but the army is the army, and when you're in it you are sometimes required to make long the thought that the gentle art of pedestrianism is about due for a great revival.
 There was an ."almost" revival of walking few years ago when Ed ward Payson Weston. the veteran pe- destrian, pulled eff his celebrated transcontinenta walking stunt, but it sort of fizzled. g
 It will be 42 years tomorrow since London witnessed the conclu- sion of one of the most famous inter- national walking matches. such as were held in the 70s and eraly sos. William Homes. one of the greatest pedestrians of the day, was England,s choice in the memorable contest, while Dan O'Leary represented Ire land and America. Dan had taken part in a number of walking matches on this side of the Atlantic, and there was great disappointment over here when the news came that he had been vanquished by the Britisher in the 3O0-mile contest O'Leary. if ne is still in the land of the living, IS now 76 years old and has walked over 150000 miles.
 In the 7Os the professional walk CTS were as celebrated as Jess Will lard @ and Ty Cobb are today. They rolled in money and basked ID the limelight of popular adulatlon Many of the records set up in those days in England and America nave never been surpassed, and, unless professional walking comes into vogue again. probably never will De
 It was the bicycle which killed pc destrianism. When the safety was invented it not only became substl' tute for shank's mares, but cycling became the most popular sport II the world. Walking as a sport dice sudden death. but as long as hu mans have legs there is always th' hope that professionalism will agall come to the fore. to the great bene fit of the human race.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-27
FRENCH DEAD
 1,07l, 300 TROOPS

Paris, Dec. 26.-Announcement was made in the chamber of deputies to- day by M. Abraz, under secretary of state, that Frances losses in officers and men killed up to November 1st, of the present year aggregated 1,O7l,- 300 divided as follows: Officers 31,- 300, and men 1,04C GOO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-27

Telephones Buslness and Circulation Dept..--..--l4 News and Editorial Rooms....-........-. .S6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-27
AMERICA'S PRESIDENT WAS ACCORDED
 ROYALTY HON0RS

(Continued from Page One.) carried out according to schedule. His train which left Dover at 12:33 o'clock arrived at Charing Cross station on lime
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-27
BY CONDO.

The numbeagof dead, prisoners and men missing was wiven as 42,600 offl- cers and 1,789,000 men.
 The men missing aggregate 5000 officers and 311,000 men, The prison CTS still living total $500 officers and 43S,000 men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-27

as they landed, and many an invita- ton to dinner was extended and ac cepted.
 About hlf of the men of the fleet were given furloughs of ten of if teen days, and they hurried away to homes and railway stations. About half of those remaining was given lib- erty for the night or forty hours leave.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-27

ed himself especially to the wound cd soldiers.
 Mrs. Wilson received round of cheers when sh2 appeared on the balcony
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-27
DUE TO SAIL FOR FRANCE.

Baltimore, Dec. 26.-The steamship. Florence Luckenback, due to sail tomorrow for France with foodstuffs and
 gasoline, is afire at Pier , Locust point. The cargo is , being removed by the United . States fire patrol.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-27
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-27
FOR SALE
 By c. s. McNEW l06 Pine Phone 971

FOR SALE BUNGALOW AND ACREAGE CLOSE to town; good out building and Wa ter. Dandy chicken farm or eoun- try home on pike road. 53 ACRES, , GREEK BOTTOM. ? small houses. l. acres ill cultiya- tion and fenced , miles from town.
 BROOM HOUSE: ALL MODERN conveniences; West 14th; $1 900 cash, balance and 2 years, S9o. 5-ROOM NEW BUNGALOW, West 22nd. Sell small payment down and monthly payments. 40 ACRES, RICH BAYOU COTTON land. , 1-2 miles from city on Princeton road.
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ener, but more Of that later, when
there is less Of the other.
How the cars will eat up miles of
road today! Through Rock Creek
Park. over the Speedway, up and down
and over and beyond they will spin.
You can't get away from the fact, the
seventh Sunday after six gasolineless
Sundays doesn't come often. It took
a world war to cause it. Never forget
that.
The churches are closed. The the
aters are closed. Influenza has done
that. And the automobiles have been
!ciosed up in garages. There is no DR..
lGarheld for the churches or theaters,
but the fuel administrator has lifted
the ban on gasolineless days. DR..
Garfield. did that Thursday.
Scent on Every Breeze Today.
So the gasoline dealers, those engi-
neers who preside over those neces-
sary and livid contraptions that glare
gas "a cents at you when you were
hoping it to be but 20, having been
stocking up ever since. the scent of
the gasoline will be on every breeze
today.
Washington today probably will run
Indianapolis a race for honors of
having the most automobiles on the
streets all at once. The day promises
to be IDEAL Nature had decked herself
with autumn colorS Let 'er go into
high!
The ban will be off automobiles to-
day and probably next Sunday. What
will follow thereafter will be an
nounced by the fuel administrator.
Sam, hurry and get the car out.