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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28
6roBe deutf6e Offenlive
an der We(tfront.
(1yprtlebunq bon 5eite ~


mobl cine oerortige &ataltropbe aod)
in ser 6erne liegt, lit 0o6 ote Sage
emit eelll9, I'M Oielelbe berelts III
gup1el,l1e 51 sieben. Ser 6aa BON
Mniens fDualte cine Dreifad)ee Solge
laben. St miiroe 0en Seino bis an
eil1en Elt,utt bringen, bon oem aus
CT sic n0rolidite 9i1rie beoroben ton11=
tie, CT niiroe ibm cine @elegenbeit &C.
belr, Sic &urnlt1fen oll5ugreife1l, nno
or miiroe Sic Siherbett bon Farls
er1ltlid, eefdbroen." Sic Iimes gbt
oer1 britiiden @olf SEN &ath, pie
lpeitreideuoe @u1ore, Die Earts be-
id,ollcn bat, ernlt 81 nebn1en 11lpo
ioot: r@ir f0nne1r nit 5iemlider 81
d,erhcit oun1it rchnen, DOB nnlere Ell
oerc unpcrletbure &itite bal0 erfab=
rcll miro, lpas ous nel1e @eidrls 51t
thltlt nernlu9."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28

mare So. anfangs lebter ISOLDE cine
@arlap6 gieb beriun6h. - &einrid
D%lberoing lsno Sodbter Sbereiia bon
gtep Wennid tparen Wontag bier bel
Der 5amilie Sobn Slberoing 51 So
ite. - 5ruu Soba11n Spdtb urnb Sri.
&oialia @tnter linb rrady mebrere
.Mpden lnrlgem @erblieb in Minnea-
polls 1Qdy &u1ie 5uriifgefebrt.
ct. Martin.
Am Seite 6es FL. Soiepb empfin-
gen sic Witglie0er bes bier beiteben-
ben ct. SoiepbtMdnnerperetns gu
gbren tbres RatrotrS gemeinidaftli6
ote III. communion.
8erlangt 5um iofortigen gintriH
elm 5lpperlaiiiges MG69en CUR Ser
rift1yw allgemeiner &m1sarbeit.
2obn $500 per @o6e qpn0 quite 8e=
banollng 5lpgeiidprt. 3u erfragen:
6rm1 Or. 80. S. &ern, 411-7 Mbe.
liiolih, ct. CLOUD, Mim1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28
0unbun nmb Barrier Melbmngen.

Die 9ombpn nnb &ariier Melbmngen.
True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
March %, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
2onbon, 81. Mdr5. : Ser ben=
tige Sogesberidt lm1tet: Snfolge Der
gel tern 11od)mittog un0 aben0 erfolg=
ten Mnoriffe 0es 6ein6es Ser Somme
entlang mltBten it6 uni ere Gr1ppen
ul1f bei0e1r III fern in ser @ege1r6 bon
@rup ei1te Gtrede meit 5uriid5ieben.
Gin frGftiger Madtangriff gegen r1r=
iere 1te11e 9inie liiolib Ger Somme
mllrbe obgei6lager. Sin einem Y11nft
IN ser @egeno 6es Slulies er5tpong
ith ser 6ein6 BEN @eg in nni ere
Gtalu1ge1t, m11r6e ober 0ur6 nm e=
rem @egerongriff mie6er b%ina1sge=
tporfen. M0r6li6 nn6 nor6D1tli6
bon Mlbert baben meitere lofale &dm=
pfc Itottgefunoen, Sic Situation an
6ieiem Ebeil ser Shladkfront bleibt
ie0p6 nnperd1rbert.
8uris, 81. MGr5. = Ser beltti=
ge @eridt mel6et: @eitern abenb ur6
mGbrcno ser Moht pa1r6en 6ie Dert=
idcr i6tpdd)er nrr6 iaben it6 0rr6
lire idhperen @erluite qe51pungen,
ibre Mnitre1rgl1rgen 81 berlargiamer.
Sic Sopferfeit ser ei6en 6uBbret
@o6en bertbei6ige1u6en fran50iii6en
Gr11ppen lit iiber ie6es Sob erboben.
0ie 6%ran5olen bolten eine 2inie, Die
our6 2'ghele, ct. Mnrir nr6 8ea1p=
roignes, nor6lih bon 2aiiignD, Dor
6em iiiolihen Tbei1 bon NoDon un6
6em 1i1tfet liter Ser Die entlang
berlGnft. @Gbren6 DER Maht i6luge1
6ie 6ram5ofen itarfe grfnnotg11ngs=
obtbeil1tngen 5uriid> Die ft6 ibren
gteunngen nor6tpeitlih BON Mopon
au nGbern i11dten. Mnf 6em iibrigen
SbeiI ser Sront fon6 eine ~8eittpeilig
unterbrodyene 8eidieBrng itatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28
100 8ritiide Sanfs lte9en tn ben
erpberten @teQMnaen.

100 8ritiide Sanfs lieeem in BEN
erubertem @~tellnngeu.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
March %, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
BerIin, 81. Mdr5. = Ser &C.
itrige S~ogesberidt la11tet:: SIM 9anfe
ser grobem S61a6t IN Srarfret9 err
5ielten ur1iere Era1pper1 geern fri1he
@rfolqe. @ngliide> BON Ta16ern
un6 aus Sstalier berbeige5ogene 81
biiiot,e1r tuarfen iid IN beratpetfelten
Mngriffen gegen pniere Er1rppe11.
@ie tu1r6en ge79Iagen. Nab elmer
betBen nn6 offers Fin un6 ber mo-
gen6cn 56lodt baben Ole Mrnuee11
Ser @enerGIe bon 8elotp n1t6 bon
Der Martpib fid ert6lt6 IN @rbtlerS
bebauptet mn6 in ibrem 8ornrurih
u1tf Mdbet=le @rarrb Die D6rfer Bi.
buoourt, 8tefbiIlers nrt6 @rebiners
erobert. 5ie baben alt6 Sretes attto
Miroumont gerrommen 1tro ote A11cre
iiberidrittert. Sci @ourcelehe nro
No5ieres ginger mir uber 6te 3d.
punme-MIbert Strobe. Sii6lib bon
Beronrue er3pong General BON Sol
oder BEN nebergatrg mer Die 9ot1t11te
,t1po ndbm Sic Maifonette~&0br To-
trobI ole n1tH Die D6rfer @tndes urto
Barle1tr I'M @t1tr111. Sturbe feiruo'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28
ser Tplgen 1tnmDgltd,
int Qm1em1prff.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
March %, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of 9f October eth' 1917
Im iter6om, 81. MGr5. = SSr
einem Snterbiep nit 6em &orrelponz
6enten Ser 8erliner Eages5eitnng
fat General 2l16en6orff 6ie redte
@an6 6es Sel6mari6aaS BON SIM
oenburg, erflart: v@ine groBe
Sdlodt lit gei6lagen uno Der Sieg
lit %getpo11rren 1por6en, aber niemano
bermog bor%a11s5nieben, mas 6arars
folgen mag" Ser General lobte 0ie
8riten fir ibren bart1dfigen 8i6er=
1tono uno fubr fort: Sic 8riten
gloubten iib anf bie 5tdrfe ibrer
Maibinerie berlo1ien 5n fornen. Sic
@ertpen6unq bon Smfs un6 eiHer
groben 3ubI BON neutrality-suspicious.
lit tDpii6 I'M ibrer &riegsmetbo6e."
Sic 6eutl6 SsSnforterie, fiigte Ser
@eneraI bir5n, batte IN BEN flint ooer
ieds Gdla6ttagen MIR etne 1rornole
Madtrnbe. reSsr elmer Sdlodt tpte
6ieier," bemer+ffte er, mill len Ole ST.
fonteri1t item nidt MIR ei1rnal ;ibr &C.
ben in sic S6uraen ih1agen, ioroern
forttpabren6 BON @dlbengroben 51
S9ubengraben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28

lide @egenangriffe erid0pften lhb
Dor uniererr 2inien. 9ie Mrmee oes
Generals BON GUTTER trieb BEN Seine
nod idyetuerem @ampf bel W5ardyel-
pot 11no &%attencol1rt itber 6ie Nero1t-
m~-9foDe- 8abnlt1rie. Gas bartnaflg
pe%rtbeibigte gtalpr tpatrbe Den Sra1t-
soIen nno 8riten entriiien. 8l11ip
mur6e ge11ommen nnb mir iteben lebt
auf BEN S0ben n0r0lid bon Nopo11:
lSeit 8egim Der S6laht ml1roen 81
feinolidJe 6ll1q5el1qe unb 6 Teiiel=
Bottoms beruntergebro6t. Dte Be1te
Al, @eidJiiteu iii. ouf 963 geitiegen
rnb iiber 100 Sanfs liege1r IN oen
eroberten 5tenltnger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28
$4,000 @efamsene nrb 600 Geidite

NSNuA]t@&tkN<
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
March %, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress 9? IS October srh' 1917
Berlin, 26. Mdr5. = Ser ge<
itern abero m%1sgegebene amtli6e 8e=
rift meloet: 3tpi1be1t Ser Somme
urto ser Die erfdimpften ii9 nniere
Gr1ppen SEN 8ormari6. 3mi19er1
gupoume un6 Berorrne fan6en i6tDe>
re aGmpfe itatt. 8ir trieben oen
SSeino bier n1f feline often Steuln~
qen suriid, oie er Dor 1em 8eginn
ser @ommefdlodt int Sabre 1916
8tpiiden Der Mncre unb ser CONNIE
bielt. 0ie @erluite 6es 6ein6es an
@efaaenert 1tn6 @ertpun6eten 1tro aat-
Beror6entlid idhper. Die 8eute, ste
Ieit 6ern 1. MGr5 in unierer SGn6e
gefollens nn6 rieferpboft 1T, fam nod
nid)t abgeldGtt mer6en. Sc tp1r6e
feitaeiteM, bob iiber $4,000 @efunge-
ne gentadt ma1r6em. 9ie Mn5aM Der
erbe1teten @eidiibe gebt apeit mber
600 binous. @ir baben Ea11ien6e BON
Moidiretpgetpebre, rieiige Anantita=
ten @riegsgerdtbe uno @1nition, TO-
nie eroBe Borratbslager nr6 oroere
Musriiitltng erobert- @egen Mbero
bombaroierten mir Die Geitung Baris
nit peittragert6en @efdiiber. Sci
8erou1 ur6 in 2otbringen oarerten
Die Mrtinerie6uene an. Silt BEN SIR
meen 6es Generals BON 8elotp 1rt6
bon ser Martpib bot &ronprtm3 Stub
predt 6er Setn6 in einem to1oilale1t
Ranrpf in ser @dbe BON 8opm1me
pieoer geidlogert, pdbreno Die &orps
Der @ener6le bon Der 8errte, 9ir0e~
quilt unb Riibpe 6ie itnrfen Stel-
Iungen oes Teinbes 1nor60iflth bon
Bopaun1e 6atrdbroden. SSn brilliant
ten @ddmpfen trieben Ole bon Sfte11'
,tu6 @ii6oitert fomunerben Er1tppert
Der @enerdIe @riirert ltn6 Stabs bert
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28
,3wei emaliihe Nrmcen seidlagen,
iunt Berlin.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
March %, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 6th' 1917
ScrIin, %. Mdr5. Qleber Cont
oor). = Die Sel1tlben baben, m1e
ous Grobc @ul1ptQl1artler geltern an
fiiuoiotc, @unt ru1O Eeronne erobert,
Sic brittle urlo pierte britil6e Nrnpee
gcIhIugen l1r1o fran5oliid)e, e11gl1lde
ionic on1erifauiide Hegimenter, Die
fiir eilrer 8egelmngriff aus lltoape1t=
lider Nit)tll1s terullge5oge1 1pare1,
ullter ltlperl ten Gerll1lten 5url1fge=
morfcu. Ser un1tlid)e 9erid)t bat fol-
ucltoul @ortlul1t: Nsel tlid)er &rlegs=
id1uuplos: 0ie Sdllad)t BON WorobD,
Gumbrui, ct. Quentin u11O Sa 0ere
lit oc1uorltcl1. Sic britiide brittle l1po
uiertc Nrn1ee 1rno Sheile Der bernn=
gesugeuer fran5oiiid=amerltorti lhen
Nelerpclr lp1,roen gel6lagen n1o ur1
Der 2ilie &apa1me=8oudoDesnes
rijif.pdrts Ser Sontnte, 51pilfen Ne=
rome ulro @om ipmle bel eban11D
inter idpperltcn Gerlltlten 5l1ri1dge=
norfen. Gie Mrn1ee BON 8elom nabm
sic Mondpboben int Shtrm un0 trng
iiioild, oupon belt Angriff in meltlt=
der Nittl1l1g iiber @ancourt nno
Seriu Dor. Sic ltebt iebt fampfeno
rorouel tli6 8apaume Dor BEN brit
rem tcnolihen Steq1ngen. 5tarfe brit
tiidre @egelpalegriffe prroen abge=
id)lagen.
Die Mrrree bon ser Warpib folg=
te bent geidlagenen 6eino auf Ben
Ierlen 11rto erreidte int btbigen gtad=
ordreel1 ont 6reitag aben1 Die brittle
feil1olid)e Stelung on Der 2tnte gp=
la1court, @urlu, Sempleur, 2a Sol
lie u1ro 8erens. @e1tern am friiber1
Morgen %erneuerte tie ibren Mngrifi
ouf SEN 6ei1rb uno i6lng ibn trot
uers1reifelter 8egenmebr un6 beltan=
bigger 8egenongriffe. 9ie 8erbinouna
nit oeln linfen Mngriffsflngel Der
Nrrnee bon 8elom nur0e berge!teQt.
;3tpiihen Mononcourt ur10 Berome
hohen lid) oie Tr1tppen Ser @enerale
BON &utben nro bon @%ontgano Den
ltebergong iiber sen Sortileabidnitt
er5lpr11ge1 u1p0 fdmpfen auf Dem
Son1meihladtfel6 tint 8ol1d)aDeSmeS.
Eeron1re lit gefalen. Mn6ere 0ibiito=
men iino iiioIi6 6aDon Bis CUR Cont
me porgeor1ngen. 6am fiel nod ber=
smeifeltem &arnpf in oie Sdrt6e nn=
ierer iiegreihen Sr1tppen. gngltl9e
Meierben, sic ii9 inn miitbenoem Nn=
griff entgegentparfe len, erlitten bl1ti=
&c &erlulte. Die &orps BON Webern
l1no Don Gorte, iotpie 6ie Sr1tppen
oes Generals bon @eDl baben na6
f1rhtborer Sd)la6t Sen Gro5atfmal
iiberidritten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28
MGr5=Gd Observation-Disclosures

Nod1teber0e @ertbeil11ng Ser
tSdmlgeloer, Ole Den berl9teoenen
Diitrifte1 IN 5tearns County 5u=
fommen> lit bonn @ountD=Mn6itor
SbomeD angefertigt mor6en. Der &c
lamntbetrag belauft it6 auf $22,=
955.10; 6ie Mn5abl Der @6iiler BE-
tragt 1902 nno Der 8etrag, Der ie=
DEM Sbmlfin6e 3utommt, lit 2.55.
Mn5abl Der S6ii1er. 8etrag
ct. glo1tb Diltrift. .1035 $2,639.25
@unf Centre Diitrift $40 >1,632.0O
8aDnesbiqe Diitrift.. 295 1925
Clearwater Di1trift.. % 1856
Welroie 8::itriisstt.. ;: PIG 550.80
Sfftrffft ,pctrnn Si1trift Pptrnn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28
Citation for Hearing on Petition to
Sell, Mortgage or Lease Land.

Citation for Hearing on Petition to
Sell, Mortgage or Lease Land.
State of Minnesota, County, of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph
Haar, George Haar and Alois Haar,
Minors.
The State Of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the sale of certain
lands belonging to said minors.
The petition of Katharine Jacobs,
Is representative of the above named
minors, being duly filed in this court,
representing that it is necessary and
for the best interests Of said estate
and of all interested therein that GER
tain lands of said minors described
therein be sold and praying that a
license be to her granted to sell the
same;
Therefore, You, and each Of you. are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, If any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms In
the Court House in the City Of St.
Cloud in the County. IT Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
18th DAY OF APRIL, 1918,
at 3 o'clock A. NJ, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge of said Court
and the seal of said Court, this 23rd
day Of March, 1918.
(seaD J. B. H1MsL.
2s-4-11 Probate Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28

- Gin gutes Mabden 5ur Ser
rihhung algemeiner @alsurbeit Der
langt. Gutter 9obn nn6 quite Be-
bQn6luna. Man tperr6e iih an No.
222-4. Mpe. iiiolih o6er telepbonie-
re $40.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-26
BRITISH TRADE FAIR OPENS

London, Feb. 25.-The third British Industries Fair held since the begin ming of the war was opened today un- der most favorable auspices. Like last years fair the exhibition this year is restricted to china and earthenware, glass, fancy goods, paper, printing and stationery toys and games. The large number and representative character of the exhibits gives encouragement to the hope of the promoters that ev- entually the British Industries Fair will supersede the great commercial fair held at Leipzig.
 The commercial intelligence branch of the Board of Trade has been es- pecially active in bringing before British manufacturers the kind of ar ticles exported by Germany and Aus tria to Great Britan, and in showing
 ohwthe goods were made and how the work can be carried out in Great Brit ian. Pevious British fairs have at tracted buyers from all parts of the world and have shown that all that is required to enable Great Britian to produce and manufacture goods as we'll and as cheaply as Germany is the righ conditions and judicious encour agement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-26
THANKS, CONSUL.

Valuable information comes to the United States from it's consuls abroad
 For instance, there was the case of Vice-Consul II. B. Hitchcock, at Yoko- hama, who with pouter-pigeon poslt- iveness informed use of the delights of the Japanese fish loaf ekamaboko) some of which is finding it's way to this country.
 The impressive sapiency of the con sul leaves us ensnared with those startling facts: That the fish is pre- pared from the species Sillago and Sphyroena Japonica, Scombropa clrll- odipteroides and Anchilosnatus in termedius.
 The consul may now rest assured he mas earned his salary. --W. S. S.--
 Local lawyer says the income tax is simple because simplicity would ruin the law business. That's why they let lawyers frame our laws. --W. s. S------ Being profiteer in the war for human liberty is nothing that will please St. Peter over yon TOT us fel- | low citizens over here. -----W. $. S.---- | Advanced styles of bathing suits indicate that it's going to be the
 same old story on the beaches.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-26

-ceivc ourselves in regard to. .coned- tions that will exist after this war IS over.
 If anyone of us believes that as soon as peace comes we can resume c>Stravagant and wasteful ways, le is making a grave mistake.
 Of course. certain ac;1te pressure will be removed W :th tle withdrawal of our troops from the trenches il Europe. There will not be the se- we're strain that now exists to keep our soldiers and sailors hnd the fighting men and civilians of our allies supplied with food.
 But the inca!cu!able loss that has been sustained hy the war i'll the destruction of property. the diminu- ton of producing power and the dis organization of business routine will have to be paid. And 1t will only be through the continued practice of thrift that these staggering losses can he recovered-tllat the equillbrl- um can be restored.
 It is true that we shall, no doubt face an era of great commercial
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-26
PIGMY ELEPHANT
 FOUND IN CONGO

London, Jan. 15.-(Correspondence of the Associated Press .)-A species of elephant said to be hithe1to un- known, real pigmy, has just come to light in the Congo, and two stuffed specimens have been se.lt to Eng land, one for the National History museum in London and the ether for similar institution in the United States. The other two animals are both adult specimens, as shown by the teeth. Their height is only about five feet six inches, and the tusks of the female weigh only about two pounds pair, as against 200 to 220 pounds in well grown African bull elephant. The legs, ears and tail are of distinctive character. The species is known to the African natives as the swimming or water elephant, making it's home in niarshy country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-26
NOtables Born This Day.

 Dr. Charles l.. Sheldon. noted Kan sas clergyman and author, born at Wcllsville. N. Y., 61 years ago today Godfrey Lowell Cabot, we'll known Boston manufacturer, traveller and au- thor. born in Boston, 57 years ago to- day.
 Lathrop Brown, former New York congressman, now special assistant Secretary of the Interior, born in New York city, 35 years ago today. . Thomas w. Lawson, Boston financi- CT of "frenzied finance fame, born at Charlestown, Mass, 61 years ago today.
 Edward E. Holland, representative in Congress of the Second Virginia dis trict, born in Nansemond county, Va, 57 years ago today.
 Camille Flanmarion. famous as tronomer, born at Montigny-le- Roi, France, 76 years ago today:
 Grover Cleveland Alexander, fla nous baseball pitcher, recently sold by the Philadelphia club to the Chi cago Cubs, born at St. Paul Neb., 31 years ago today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-26
LITTLE TALKS ONJ THRIFT
By s. w. s1'2.:,JC5 H-es;e1ent American .55'.e;4:y .for .-ar:a

activity, At humanity will ;s,4 he s-.'1su.atir's s "cts of peace. i'll be a spaedi;,s up reriod all G :lc world j,, cll nation, each !. $ sirn. etc:1 individual viii f.. ae need If greater intensity Of we
 We, az a nat:ou wilt be C., al V2it!, great merchant marine a. Fe will occupy {. more exalted p!; $ 8 world powcr than has been our lot in inc past. We shall ill fact be the strongest, most virile and best situated of the great nations.
 Therefore it will be all the more necessary for Us to conduct our ill- divid,lat affairs and o,ir national life along the lines of greatest efficiency. We w:ll have international compe- titon such as we never have faced in the past.
 We cannot pay our war bills and hold our own isa this keen rivalry of nations If We are going back to our cd days of wastefulness, and per- solal irehie,cncy.
 1t Is harder for Q rlan to withstand the temptations of prosperity than it is successfully to battle the on- slauglits of diversity. A man can steel himself to hard- ship and ijgl!t it wit, grim determina- ton, but it takes infinitely more will power to overcome the obstacles to development and progress placed in our pathway by success, money, pow CT or fame.
 Look ont for the breakers ahead when peace 7halt come!
 We are going to win the war through! thrift.
 But we shall not attain our lofty national destiny if we fail to stand stcadfast in the sturdy practices of aroad and intelligent thrift.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-26
THIS DAY IN HISTORY

One Hundred Years Ago Today. 1S1S-George w. Hubbard, philan- thropst who beoueathed the bulk of his estate to Smith college, born in Philadelphia. Died at Hatfield, Mass, April 2S. 1888.
 Seventy-Five Years Ago Today. 1S43--Dr. Marcus Whitman neared Washington on his celebrated over land trip from Oregon.
 Fifty Years Ago Today
 1S6S-Democrats of Iowa assembled in State convention at Des Moines. Twenty Five Years. Ago Today .'' 1S93-Twenty-siX anarchists arrestd in Rome while at work in bomb factory. One Year Ago Today in The War
 Feb. 26, 1917.-President Wilson asked Congress for authority to arm American merchant ships; German
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-26
RUSSIAN CONFISCATION.

Cancellation of notes and repudla- ton of debts by the Bolsheviki IS sure to arouse and widespread op' position among the neutrals and the allies.
 Already the neutrals are combining to do something about it; the allies haven't acted on the matter because they have more important things on hand, but will later.
 The Bolsheviki save confiscated great land holdings in Russia and are dividing the soul among the peas ants; they accordingly figure they have the same rights with the prop erty of others outside Russia. refus- ing to assume the debts made by the former Russian government.
 No reputable modern state has repudiated contractural obligations. But then, are the Bolsheviki repu- table?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-26

Do you get up at night? Sanol sure- hours from all backache and bladder troubles. Sanol gives relief in 24 hours from all bachache and bladder troubles. Sanol is guaranteed rem edy. soc and $1.O0 bottle at Central Pharmacy. tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-26
SOME CITIES AND "AFTER
 THE WAR;"

It can easily be seen that some cities wil not be as booming after the war as they are at present; and after all, it is to be doubted wheth- CT sudden boom and then sudden slump for town is preferable to a steady growth At any rate, there is less disorganization one way or the
 
 other.
 Take such a town as Vancouver,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-26
TAKES DESERTER
 TO LITTLE ROCK

Sheriff R. H. Williams left for Lit tie Rock yesterday morning with Judge Green, a negro deserter from Camp Pike, in custody. Green was recent lv caught prowling about the premises of S. B Ferguson, south of the city, and was later found to have desert ed from one of the organizations in training at Camp Pike.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-26
Mothless Eurs.

If you want sure way to keep moths out of your furs when you put them away this spring, sprinkle tansy leaves over them. These are just as good as the popular black pepper, and hardly as trying to the sprinkler They may also be used on woOlens.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-26
A Necessary Weakness.

He--"The trouble with you women is that you have too much imagina- tion." She-"I don't know. If we didn't imagine you men were lot bet ter than you are none of us would ever marry you."-Boston Transcript.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-26
Miller's Anliseptic Oil, Known as Snake Oil
Will Positively Relieve Pain in
 Few Minutes.

Try it right now for Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Lumb: go, sore stiff and swollen joints, pains in the head, back and limbs, corns, bunicns, etc., Alter one application pain usually dis appear as if by magic.
 A new remedy Hsed internally and externally for Coughs, Colds, Group, Sore Throat, Diptheria and Tonsilitis.
 This oil is conceded to be the most penetrating remedy known. Its prompt and immediate effect in re- lieving pain is due to the fact that it penetrates to the affected parts at once. As an illustration, pour ten drops on the thickest piece of sole. leather and 1t will penetrate this sub stance through and through in three minutes:
 Accept no substitute. This great oil is golden red color only. Every bottle guaranteed: 25c. soc and $1.0O "a bottle or roney refunded al
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-26

campaign to increase it's membership. The chief aim of the movement is to bring about closer cooperation of all building owners in an effort to solve some of the important new prob- lems with which they are now con- fronted as a result of conditions aris- ing from the war.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-26

R. C. It is having it's second boom - .o,, ,ccou,t of the war" From 1903 to 1913 this town rose from picay me seaport that few ships captains heard of to city of 1oo,000. Ihe'' came the snlash-and 'thousahas oi people lost all they had," as one writer expressively puts 1t.
 Now. on account of $50 0,00O,ooo ID ship contracts being filled Ill van couyer, it's development as 8 winter resort, and few other reasons' the spom is hreking loose again, ana thousands of people will be put Ill q position to lose their all again if the rope again breaks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-26

The housing problem in Pine Bluff is becoming more acute New arriv- als in the city complain Of great diff ficulty in finding suitable residences. And at least one man Las located in Little Rock because he could not find in Pine Bluff the kind of house he desired.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-26

" ll:le. t Il ( war is co:n- polling us to practice tEir't with ever ;a- creasing j T te.lsity q a y after day, we must not lose sight of the fact that this virtue has its place in the economics of
 peace. We 1,fI1st not de-