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The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-01
OYSTERS GOOD
 FOR HEALTH IS
 WORD GIVEN OUT
Bureau of Fisheries Is Out with a Poster ReCom- mending Them
 for Food.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-The Blu reau of Fisheries. Department of Commerce, is distributing a poster giving reasons for eating oysters more generally. The oyster produc- ton of the United States is greater than that of all other countries com bined, and there is available in this resource vast quantity of animal food which should be utilized to the utmost at this time.
 Federal and state inspections are now given to the sanitary condition of the beds and the handling of oys- ters. and the producers are co-operat. ing to assure the purity of the pro duet.
 Particular attention is called to not only the harmlessness bu the excel lence of 'green-grilled' oysters The gray-green color characteristic of this condition is never found nj the body of an oyster, but is confined to he gills, fleshy plates which are brought into view when the edge of m oyster "crimps" in cooking It
 s derived from vegetable coloring matter in some of the delicate misco ;copic plants on which the shellfish feeds. Green-gilled oysters are usu ally fat and of excellent flavor and in France are regarded as the best obtainable. In the United States 'here has existed a prejudice against them on account of the erroneous belief that the color is due to cop per.
 The Bureau recommends oysters as without waste. digestible, whole some, and affording an appetizins variant to the diet. A cookbook containing 100 recipes can be hat gratis by addressing Division F. Bureau of Fisheries, Washington D. C.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-01
>TRAsP m%5 m%51!
 and %r W' FIELD EA
(By Trapshooter)


 He was a brand new game warden md had in no sense, been spoiled by he little touch of rural politics which had punctured his spotless 1areer
 He had heard of the grater and lis methods, but when Fate directed his steps to this honorable position t directed wisely, for it's choice was m honest man who would do his duty
 And so, when he heard the report of a shotgun one day in early July, his jaw set firmly and he turned his head quickly to get the direction. Again and again he heard the report and finally located the source be- yond a lonely hill.
 Stealthily he took the trail of the of them standing beside an automo. bile, one with the telltale gun in his hand and the other holding a piece of machinery. undoubtedly part of
  seclusion for bit and perhaps catch this hunter in the very act of break ing the law.
 Then, to his astonishment, the man placed the gun to his shoulder, said pull" and instantly a black object was projected from the ma chine which the other man carried. With a quick aim the gunner fired at the flying object and puff of black dust showed that his aim was accurate and he had centered the charge.
 AS a game warden he was wise ill his generation for he did not disclose his identity On the other hand, ap- bearing as a curious bystander, he soon learned that the greatest thrill producing combination for the out door man is a hand trap and shot. gun.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-01

Mrs. BrinsIey Fitzgerald
 Mrs. Margarita Armstrong Drcxel, who last year obtained divorce from Anthony J. DreXel, Philadel- phia banker has just been married in London to Lieutenant Colonel 6rinsley Fitzgerald, private secre- tary to the commander in chief of the British forces.
 LOTS OF LETTUCE and celery for your Sunday dinner order early at Goldstein's Elm porium; phone 101.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-01
CLEANING OF ALL KINDS

THE RENOVATORY Phone 394 |: Jimmy Moon
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-01
METHODIST SUNDAY
 SCHOOL SOCIAL TONIGHT

The members of tho ..csloi.it Sunday school will have another of their enjoyable socials this evening beginning at [ 90 in the claf~-l 4~- cial hall The social room or Inc church has just been repainted and fixed up generally for socials and Sunday School works so that a good time is assured all who attend. This evening ice cream and cake will be served as refreshments and the Entertainment committee has something new to spring in the way of amusement. Every member Is requested to be present and enjoy the evening" Bring a friend With you. The fun starts at 7:3O sharp
 Good Home Cooking. 5b cents g meal. Circle City Cafe.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-01

Good Home Cooking. 36 cents 9 neal. Circle City Cafe.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-01
 OF SPAIN TO
 SEND PROTEST

MADRID, Feb. 1. - The Spanish government today decided to send a strong protest to Germany de manding the reparation to Spain of the sinking of the steamship Cir aida.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-01
SUMMARY

 
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  tcrday, but he
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-07
LIVER DIDN'T ACT
 DIGESTION WAS BAD
Says ss year Old Kentucky Lady, Who Tells How She Wa. Relieved
 Alter Few Doses of Back-Daught

Meadorsville, Ky.-Mrs. Cynthia Higslnbotham, of this town, says: At my age. which is 65, the liver does not act so we'll as when young A few years ago, my stomach was all out of fix. was constlpated my liver didn't act. Ty digestion was bad, and 1t took so little to upset me My ap- petite was gone. was very weak.
 ! decided would give Black Draught thorough trial as knew it was highly recommended for this trouble. began taking it. felt better after few doses My appetite improved and I became stronger. My bowels acted naturally and the least trouble was soon righted with a few
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-07
Support the United War Work 'ampaign for our boys lover there"
for men of IA to 2l

Support the United War Work Campaign for our boys lover there. "
 Drs. A. S. and G. A. Buchanan closed a deal yesterday for the pur- chase of the Citizens Bank building, the Greeson Sanitarum and the build ing now occupied by the Buchanan Drug Store of which the Drs Buch- anan are owners. The Citizens Bank building will be converted into a chemical laboratory, X-Ray rooms, and will be occupied by the physicians offices. The Greeson Sanitarium, which has been one of the most sue cessful in this part of the state, will be under the management of the Drs. Buchanan in the future.
 FORD CAR FOR SALE-As good as new, with 1916 model body. S4OO If bought quick. F.. Nj. Frisby. If
 Dry wood for sale on Heddle Farm. adjoining town. Phone 28O. 3ttf
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-07
GOV. BROUGH PARD0NS
 SCOTT COUNTY MAN

Little Rock. Nov. 2-Goy. Brough has granted a pardon to Fred Baker of Scott county, who was convicted last August of attempting to pass forged check, and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary The pardon was recommended by the circuit judge the prosecuting attorney. every menl- Der of the grand jury, the officials or the First National Bank of Waldron' which is the aggrieyed party, the county officials and many cltlzens' Baker has wife and one small chlld' and the family are distressingly poor This is the first time he was ever charged with any offense. and he has already served three months Of ms term.
 Guthrie's, drug store with con science.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-07
BOY WOUNDED IN
 FRANCE RETURNS
Jim Halsey, Who Saw Service on Mexican Border, Was Among First to Go Over-WOunded in the Neck Last May.

Jim Halsey, son of Mir. and Mrs. l H. Halsey, who reside about three miles northeast of Prescott, arrived in the city last night from Camp Meade, Md. where he has been since he returned from the front. He has been in the hospital at Camp Meade under treatment for a serious wound in the neck caused by a machine gun bullet while in action on the western front. Young Hasley was with the boys on the Mexican border and when we entered the present war. he with his company was immediately sent to France and after a few months train ing was placed on the firing line with the other allied defenders of human ity and was shot through the neck on May 2S, 1918, and he has been in the hospital since. He is here on a four days furlough. but will only go back to Camp Meade to receive further treatment when he will be discharged
 He is unable to talk above whis- per, not because of the pain from the wound, but the work of the bullet has probably permanently injured his vocal cord. The young soldier is in good health and looking fine.
 He is the first Nevada county boy to be wounded in action so far as we have been able to learn, and is the only one accounted for
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-07

FOR SALE-Two story resi- dence, 4 rooms and hall down stairs with rear and front porches, three rooms and hall up stairs. On East Main St with about three acres truck patches and pasture that goes with it. Price 5000. Terms reasonable.
 Moore and Martin. 21tf
 Support the United War Work mpaign for our boys lover there"
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-07
doses of Black -Draught-"


 Seventy years of successful use has made Thedford's Black. .Draught & standard, household remedy. Every member, of every family, at times, need the help that Black Draught can give In cleansing the system and rs. lieving the troubles that come from constipation, indigestion. lazy liver, etc. You cannot keep we'll unless your stomach. liver and bowels are In good working order Keep them that way. Try Black-Draught. It acts promptly. gently and h a natural way. If you feel sluggish, talks dose tonight. You will feel fresh tomorrow. Price 2Sc. a packags-Ons cent dose All druggists. J. 30
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-07

Miss Lois Bostick and Mrs. Clyde Martin of Blevins. passed through the city this morning en route home from a couple of days visit to Little Rock.
 (. R. Jones of Navasota. Texas. ar rived in the city yesterday and will make this his home Mir. Jones has accepted clerical position with Joe Boswell
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-07
The PRESCOTT DAILY NEWS
 Published by The News Printing Company

Entered as second class mail mat ter November 4th. 1905, at the post office at Prescott Ark, under the act 9f Congress, March 8. 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-07

PEBESCO Tooth Paste, used twice a day will keep the mouth germs away buchahan Drug Store. 28d2
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-07

Guthrie's, drug store with con science.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-10-10
CLERKS ON ROLLERS.
From the WASHINGTON Tin


Chester, Pa.-Clerks in a shipyard
store at Chester get around the store
on roller skates.
The clerks in this extensive store
will do away with lengthy waits and
speed like lightning on the floor by
simply using roller skates.
A customer comes in and buys q
spool Of thread, a pound Of flour, to
watch the salesman as he flies at 10 or
20 miles an hour.
If roller skates speed up the clerk,
it is wondered If they wouldn't aid In
putting pepper in the work of many
other lines of trade.
For instance. when h ushers "ush''
in movie houses after awhile they
might avoid the daily crush by skat-
ing patrons down the aisle.
The bellboy through the lobby
glides and answers 'FRONT.'" with sud-
den zcst: along the corridor he rides
and wins a tip from every guest
Policeman Smith finds his patrol is
not SO long nor half as hard as now
on skates he's learned to roll his way
along tho boulevard.
The summer boarders rush to eat
whene'er they hear the dinner gong; on
skates we could the others beat. as
merrily we roll along.
The world il speeding up and we
must hustle to keep up to date. The
time may come when we shall see tho
whole world moving en- O skate.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-10-10
Continued Next Week,
"WID0W'S Mite" WAS
HER FLOWER STOCK

Paris (by mail)-The "widow's
mite" was exemplified in the &C of
an aged flower vender whose stand
was located near the Arc de Triomphe
when recent-y she unloaded all
her variegated stock of roses,
lilies. tulips and violets upon an
American ambulance passing her
stand loaded with American wounded
from the front and being driven to q
Paris hospital in the vicinity.
The ambulance was open and the
wounded men could be seen on hang.
ing stretchers. swayed to ana fro BY
the motion Of the. car. One young SOL
der sat on the seat with the driver.
his injury being q shattered arm.
With arm free he received the
flowers. the essence Of the old flower
vender's heart. There was little delay.
Everyone understood the incident.
The soldiers face showed he vas in
pain, but the aged woman's offering
caused him to forget his suffering
and he smiled. Pedestrians looked on
with appreciation.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-10-10

Don Luis looked at Valenglay
and said:
"What is it thai you really
wish to say, Monsieur lie Presi
dent?"
81 will tell you. Although
pressure was brought to bear up
on us by Caceres's threats, Mon
sieur lie Project de Police, anxious
to sec all possible light shed Oh
the plot played by Florence Lee
yasseur, did not interfere with
your last nights expedition. As
that expedition led to nothing, he
determined, at any rate, to profit.
by the fact that Don Luis had
placed himself at our disposal and
to arrest Arsene Lupin.
IF we now let him go the docu-
ments will certainly be published;
and you can see the absurd and
ridiculous position in which that
will place us in the eyes of the
public. Well, at this very mo-
ment, you ask for the release of
Arsene Lupin, a release which
would be illegal, uncalled for, and
inexcusable. / am obliged, there
fore, to refuse it, and I do refuse
it,"
He ceased; and then, after a
few seconds, he added:
"Unless-"
"Unless?" asked Don Luis.
"Unless-and this is what /
wanted to say-unless you offer
me in exchange something so ex-
traordinary and so tremendous
that l could consent to risk the
annoyance which the absurd re-
lease of Arsene Lupin would
bring down upon my head"
"But, Monsieur lie President.
surely, if I bring you the real
criminal, the murderer Of"
II don't need your assistance
for that" .
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-10-10
LONDON MEALS,

London-It is as easy to get q good
big mea In q restaurant In London
as In Chicago n Kansas City. It prob
ably will take three times as long
Nondon waters and mattresses con-
ider 1T unseemly haste to serve an or
der In less than hree-quarters Of an
hour), but in the end the food will be
the same and quite IA plentiful.
The only discrepancies noticeable to
an American are the absence of sugar
n drinking water. Water doesn't
seem to be- used internally In England.
1t never appears o N the table.
Sugar may be Gerved only with pud-
dings and cocoa. The reason It hap.
pens to be permitted with cocoa ia that
when h present restrictions were
drawn up there was no cocoa in the
country. Consequently It wal not mem
n among the non-sugarable bever-
ages. Now there il plenty Of Goes and
the law does not forbid serving 2
with II. ~
A few confirmed sugar eaters FIJI out
9 sugar ration card and carry their ra-
TONS Tor b week with them in q bag.
the average Londoner seemss to think
ever.
Meat may be had twice : day or
tnree times e ham - used for one meal.
4 coupon q. NO longer .required for ham.
bread. potaeoes. peas. nat Cima) and
'French.s ,1strine) beans. and ofh"r
fveeetaoloo aro - abundant a. IA the
United States.
Gxcept that food - mere -expensive
tAo too0 situation ID Enelan1. r. ~
Uoo6 % = AmeIica,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-10-10

Trocadero that he saw a clock
Oh the mantlepiece:
"a quarter to seven!'' he ex-
claimed. "Good! There's moi
been much time lost"
Valenglay's study opened on a
fight of steps that a down to
a garden filled with aviaries The
room itself was crammed with
books and pictures.
A bell rang, and the detectives
went out. following the old maid
servant who had shown them in.
Don Luis was left alone.
lie was still calm, but never
~theless felt a certain u%neasiness,
a longing to be up and doing, to
throw himself into the fray; and
his eyes. on involuntarily return
ing to the face Of the clock. The
minute hand seemed endowed
with extraordinary speed.
at last some n entered,
ushering in a second person. Don
Luis recognized Valenglay and
the Project of Police.
"That g it," he thought. Tive
got him."
He saw this by the sort of
vague sympathy perceptible on
the old Fremier's lean and bony
face. There was not a sign of
arrogance, nothing to raise a bar
rier between the Minister and the
suspicious individual whom he
was receiving; just q manifest,
playful curiosity and sympathy.
1t was a sympathy which Valen-
CLAY had never concealed, and of
which he ever boosted when,
after Arsene Lupin's sham
death, he spoke Of the adventurer
and the strange relations between
them.
"Yoa have not changed" he
said, after looking at him for
some time. "Complexion a little
darker, a trifle grayer over the
temples, that's all"
And putting on a blunt tone,
he asked:
"And what is it you want?"
can answer first of all, Mon
sieur lie President du Conseil. Has
Deputy Weber, who took me to
the lookup last night, traced the
motor cab in which Florence Lee
vasseur was carried off"
eyes, the motor stopped at
Versailles. The persons inside it
hired another cab which is to take
them to- Nantes. What else do
youaask for, besides that ans
vert"
ident."
LAT once, of coursef" said Val
englay, beginning to laugh.
lin 30 or IS minutes at most"
cat half-past seven, chg"
"Half-past seven at latest,
Monsieur lie President"
"Ane why your libertyf"
"To catch the murder of Cosmo
Mornington, of Inspector Verot,
and of the Roussel family"
Are you the only one that can
catch himf"
eyes"
"Still, the police are moving.
The wires are at work. The MUIR
lderer will not leave France. He
shan't escap, u.s."
"You cant find him"
eyes, we can"
lin that case he will kill Flor
ence Levasseur. She will be the
scoundrel's seventh victim. And
it will be your doing"
Valenglay paused for a mo-
ment and then resumed:
According to you, contrary to
all appearances, and contrary to
the well grounded suspicious of
Monsieur lie Project de Police.
Florence Levassepr is innoeentf"
"Oh, absolutely, Monsieur 10
PRESIDENT"
And you believe her to be
in danger of deathi"
"She is in danger Of death"
Are you in love with heri"
~ am"
Valenglay experienced a little
thrill Of enjoyment. Lupin in
lin Lowell! Lupin, acting through
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-10-10

from the hospital, leave little
doubt in our minds as to the part
she is playing"
Don Luis pointed to the clock I:
"Monsicur lie Ministre, it is
getting late"
Valenglay burst out laughing.
II never met amy one like you!
Don Luis P%erenna, / am sorry
that / am not some absolute mon
arch. / should make you the head
Of my secret police"
"a post which the German En-
perez has already offered me-"
ooh, nonsense"
"And | refused it,"
Valenglay laughed heartily {;
but the clock struck seven. Don
Luis began to grow anxious. Val
englay sat down and, coming
straight to the point, said, i'm a
serious voice:
"Don Luis Perenna, OH the first
day of your reappearance-that
is to say, at the very moment of
the murders on the Boulevard
Suchet-Monsieur lie Project de
Police and l make up our minds
as to your identity. Perenna was
Lupin.
II have no doubt that you Ill
derstood the reason why. we did
not wish to bring back to life the
dead man that you were, and why
we granted you a sort of protec-
ton. Monsieur lie Prefect de Po-
lice was entirely of my opinion.
The work which you were pursu-
ing was a salutary work of JUS
tice; and your assistance was so
valuable to us that we strove to
spare you any sort Of annoyance.
AS Don Luis Perenna was fight
ing the good fight, we left Arsanc
Lupin in the background. I'm
fortunately"
Valenglay paused ;gain and
declared:
Unfortunately, Monsieur lie
Project de Police last night re
ceived a denunciation, supported
by detailed proofs accusing you of
being Arsene Lupin."
Impossible" cried Don Luis.
"That is q statement which no
one is able to prove by material
evidence. Arse1e Lupin is
dead"
eff you like" valenglay
agreed. "But that does not show
that Don Luis Perenna. is alive"
"Don Luis Perenna has a duly
|legalized existence, Monsieur lc.
President"
"Perhaps. But it is disputed"
"By whom7 There is only one
man who would have the right;
and to accuse me would be his
own undoing. l cannot believe
him to be stupid enough"
Stupid enough, no but crafty
enough, yes"
30 mean Caceres, the Peru
Wan attached"
eyes"
"But he is abroadt''
More than that; he is a fugi-
tive from justice, after embez-
cling funds of his legation. But be
fore leaving the country he signed
a statement that reached us yes
terday evening, declaring that he
faxed up q complete record for
you under the name of Don Luis
Perenna. Here is your CORES
pondence with him and here are
all the papers establishing the
truth of his allegations. Any one
will be convinced; on examining
them, first, that you are not Don
Luis Perenna, and, secondly, that
you. are Arsene Lupin."
Don Luis made an angry ges-
ture.
"That blackguard of a Caceres
y q mere TOOL he snarled. "The
other mans behind him, has paid
|Mli, and is controlling his actions.
It's the scoundrel himself; 1 rec-
ognize his touch. He has once
more tried to get rid of me at the
decisive Moment
II am quite willing to believe
it," said the Prime Minister.
But as all these documents, &C
lc0rdin1 to the letf4r that came