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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-12
sjrsg BreTe iJn scraa; 5ounabeao ben Y. Oftobrr 1918.


u3ein5I biIt ou bole2" fragte lie
mo gtng 81 ibm binii6er uno erfoBte
ieinen Irrn.
Gr ihiittelte Sen &opf.
oSalt on ouf mid getpartet2~
DSol" iagte ooS &ino QnitQtt oes
Moters, i e + I boben MIR lint oit1 &c,
nnrtet, n1o mir mollen 0fd) nm ct,
ipas bitten"
Sic blifte BON et1tell1 5ltlt aneerlt
nno ibr 2ddeln eritarb.
v&tf polle1l oi0 bitten, 8o1te, oaB
on icst iittmer abeltbs Sci ltns bIetGit.
IS lit ltiht i6on, mepii on oriibea
ALIEN liBelt, fugt Eapa, uno oos 4fa.
rier ihiehen mir auh bierber."
9eoe a1tiportete il1dt, lie iab slltc
frogeno anf 81 Sein5 aud er batte
cine 5rage in ieinell augen, uno oltf
einrol forbte Elm 9urpurrot ihr Sc,
iid)t.
vSetn5," begam lie e,toli1, 3u ibEt
treteno uno Die @ono ouf iei.:e
SNlllter le9eno, ~9etn5, uld) mltR DIR
cine Mitteilung MAIDEN. Sieb, @eiu3
: i6 gu ueibt ia, mic arm in
bin an cil1em bishen eigilen @liifes
ooer, on meiBt es nidt, nein =
on peiBt es ia nidt! l11o 90 bet
mid Ser 3ufaa, ODER Die Iot = :pie
on 1pinit in oas Sous g%etriebe.t,
no if) nun oo9 nod = nidt Elm
hfs6en nein, ein gan5es ltebers
NAE BON Slid fin6en ioGte. SENT
if, babe es genommen, als es mir
entgegengebradt tpuroe beute, ib
sonnte es ia nebmen, i'd bin fret,
1an5 fret, benn ou = gu brald,it
mid niht ib bats gemerft NIB /,
reno oes bnl6en Sabres meines @ier-
!etns. l1no 10 bin th lett 0iint6ers
@rnut."
(Sortiesung foIet.)
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eSnfnnn.

Or. @eorg s. gdr, Elm elr5t in
Fittsburg, Ba., nil Elm lid)cres Dit
tel sur Selling ser Snfluen5a, oas
5ngleid) EN- grapentip gegen sic
@ronfbeit iein ion, entoedt babea.
IS lit fem Serltm, ionoern eilte ein=
fafe &ombination bon 500 uno areo.
lot.
: Sic Mrmee6r5te lillo Ser Mn-
lidt, oaB Die iponif6e Grippe ibren
9ohepnnft erreidt bat mo inn onge-
nebrnen begriffen lit. gtad) Sen bisfrr
gemaften @rfobrunaen miro ongc.
lommen bob oie epidemic ~innerbolb
zines 3eitraumes bon ie6s bis liebelt
8odJen erloiden miro.
Die gunoesbeboroelt bon Gcip
Dorf BADEN Die % iGbrige Martha
Gliiabetb Simnlons perbafte. Die
Irretuntin miro beidpuloigt an Jrou
Henie Cites, 8itme oes 9unoesrid)=
ters Srancis 90. Cites bon 81. 9ouis,
einen grief gei6rieben 5u baben, in
lpelfem tie Die falide uno b0smiaige
Wfitteilung madte, oaB Der IN sSrnnFs
reid bienenoe iunge Cites, Sobn ser
Morellotin, gefaaen fei.
Oie nellen Hegulationen fir
Die 9usfubr bon 8aumtpone tretsn
am IA. Sftober in 9raft. Son oie-
lem Gage an oarf feline @nummcife
iaebr obne 2i5ens nod Dem @uslanoe
.uIsgefiibrt merbell.
Gus gunoesidasamt bot lid in
idlarfen Worten gegen Die mebr uno
lnehr CUR @elpofnbeit meroenoe @us-
aabe BON &riegs=S parnuarfen ais
Tramien ieitens gemilier gambler
atSgeiproden. 0as Sdaeamt iag.,
onB bieie @eidaftsleilte ibrc &unoelt
ourf Elm @eid)ellf BON 25c oo5u Der
a1laBten, unnotige Sad]en i'm @ertc
bon S. bis $40 einsufarlfein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-12

@eleiie ~freu5ell0es 4lltomo6il on uro
ibleifte oosielbe 5mei 9lod melt, e5e
Ole Sofonotipe 5ltm Stiultan0 qe-
bradt ipenoen fonrlte. 6ruu 2ltln
Sloan lnb ibr fleiner gnfel uuroeu
auf Der Steae getotet, p16reno ste
beioen onoern Snialien Ser Gor, Sreli
@rigbt 9. 8oan unb SRI. Monis
Hoan ldper perlebt muroen.
Gin iiber oas Barron 4piationS.
felo BET Sort @ortb fliegeroes @ere-
plan, in tpeldem iid Ser 29-idbrige
&apett BerrD s. 9pons befano, &C.
riet am 5reitae permitting in elmer
betradtliden SDbe plobli6 int 8rallo
uno itiir5te 5u 8ooen. 2pous, ser aus
Gifsbllrg, Wtiii., itammte, uuroe altf
Der Stele 9etotet, oo6 fonnte iein
&nrper ~geborgelt neroer, ebe er per=
foblt mar. 9as Slu95eug mltrbe to-
tai 5eritort.
Sn Ser Nabe bon Comfort lit
Srmt Wartba &araer, GET. Serbit,
nad) langerem 2eioen i'm Sitter aptt
80 Sabren mls oem 2eben eeidieoen.
Sic miro betrauert bon ibrem @utten
Mler &arger, ibren gltern lomie eincr
p%erbeirateten Sdme1ter.
= Sim Sreitag friib ltarb in Mar.
melt gang pl0slid Ser befonnte 9an=
fier uno Sarmer s. 3. S6ame.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-12
Seras 3.

Die GountD- aonmliiiare BON
8oliao County baben @iaiam Set
Del, einen Ingeitelten Der /. 9tatlo-
nal 8anf BON 0oliao, 5um G1asme,s
tier %ernannt.
= Die ternniid)en Storm. uno So
ferernten lino infolge Der anbaltenoen
Srofenbeit 5ienlit oiirftig aiisgeFaI.
len.
Comptroller 3erreG nladt be-
fannt. Dob bis lest fein Staatsgeics
eriitiere, melhes oie i'm Seere uao
Der Worine otenenoen gilrger BON
ner Be5ablnng Ser Gpphteuern BE-
freit.
Der Sillfs=8 eneralanmnlt @an
fat nit ben Acknowledgement, meldle
ertgegen ben Beroronungen res Sou.
aerneurs in Der bonn Sinf Boil @er;n
infi5iertett Gone 9aulnmoQe onee.
pFIan5t battcn, elm @bfommen qe.
troffen, mad ipeldem Die @rnte I'm,
Ter Rontrolle oes 2anopirtl6aIt 0e
nartements eingebeimit mcroen loG
gSie geiagt miro, tuuroe Die 9arin
sDoae ~aleroings i~nilerbal6 Der 8ann
zone gesogen, aber auf 4edern, mel
she BON oen gefdbrlideh GdaoIingcr
srei geblieben maren. 9eStalb nirl
cine gerbreit1tng aud niht% befurd}tet
-rliomebr ols StengeG, 8Idtter I'm,
allies aroltt inter auflidt Ger Beam
zen perbramnt miro.
Sn Orange iauite elm 3ug os
Sontbern Yaeifie Balm eesen elm oil
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-12
9id)ter bes Weeres.

Mls Der 9idter 5eroinanb 6reiIi9-
ratb gum eritennlal cine Seefabrt
mad)te, mltroe er bon Dem @nblid oes
Wteeres p0aig binseriiien uno gas
ieiner g~egeilterung in lauten ansrll-
fen Iusbrud. Der aapitan bes SGif-
tes, Der 3euge oieies Sorganges mar,
tpanote li6 an oell linn ulbefomltell
Sd)pdrmer uno iagte 81 ibm:
pa Der critic MnbIid oes Meercs
Sic 10 entsift, 10 rate id) Sbnei1 ste
herrli6en Gerie meines 9ieblings-
oifters 5n leien, zines Mannes, Der
aiIf Dem Meere geboren fem mllb."
Limo mer lit Sbr oiebliugsoid,
tcr2s" fragte Der 9etntoloer Yoet.
r6erbinano Sreiligratb!" entgeg-
nete Der Gapitdlt.
Gas bin i'd iclbIt," iogte oarauf
lofeno Der 0ifter.
rllnmoelid)," rief Der Seemalrt
voicic berrliden geiAreibnngen oes
elpi5en Meeres, Die getreuen @ilocr
ses G5eans -
Sfreib' i6," fiel linn SreiIigrotb
ms. Snort, oobne oas 9fcer iemloIs
geiebcn 81 baben."
Gam %lieferte Der Gid)ter Dem err.
%ltaunten &apitan ben gemeis fir iei-
ne Soentitat nit oellen 2icbIinggoida
ter, porauf beioe bel eincr gliten
6laife ibre perionlid,e 9efonntidoft
feierten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-12

Salbtrauer. Surge @ittib
rWforgen mill i6 NIT Der Solbtrauer
Regimen. Die cine Ser8fammer III
alio pieoer fret"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-12
Marft.Beriht.
cotton

Gottpn.
SGn Intonio, beltte feline 8oric.
Golpelton, geitern 30 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-12
(Sortieeung foIet.)
0nt belhrteben.

Sobnion faufte elm autono6iI ans
speiter 9ono uno beoauerte ipGter
unenolidh oaB er ben 9onoeI eentoht.
0os 9ing tlapperte ndnl(ib 5ur,t
gntieeen. ST beibrieb Die Moidline
einem Sreunoe, Der iblt nit sem 8or.
ten unterbra6: Sd nebme olio on,
Dob Die Gar iebr tlappert, tpenn Sic
lie fahren2" u&lappert2" iaate
oieier, uiie madt Elm @erduid), pie
Elm @erippe, oas auf et1em 9lehood)
einen Sfitttelfro1t bait"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-12
Hidt 10 idli,nm,

sd babe @rtbur geIdrieben, baB
mir iein Brief beinabe Dos Sers &c.
6rofen uno oaB ih beute Nod1t mel.
memo 81 8ett geben meroe." = Sea,
uno uirit Du's nud tnn2" = .@aiis
gepiBl Grit min id nntiirlid blob
nod elm bisden abe1obroo eIien."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-12
@ie mans nimntt

Game: sd, finoe oos Sort 9nu.
toffelhelo abIdeulid). - SEER: oMie
ioa man es ionit nennen?" - Game:
IS gi6t bod in Der CHE nod genls1
anocre 0inge, Die man Dem Monie
M oen 4opf iperfen fanni"
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l,okaies.
MlIerIei.


Srn Camp Srapis lino am SSrei=
tag iieben Soloaten an oer ipaniihen
Snfllien5a refp. 2ungeneasiinounJ
geitorben ultn I'LL nelle Sdlle MIR
Den .alIgemeloet Die 3abl ser IN all
neren @orniIoflen oes IioliGen Mili<
tdroepartements ser Gpioemie eric
gerlell Soloaten lit mieffolet: 81 8a=
10, 81; Sort @liB, 10; College Stu
ton. 9; Camp Wabrp, 4. Ius Gantp
Wcartbur hci @aco meroelt 653 Neu-
erfranfungen ~genlelbet, aus Camp
Srrniton in &anias etfpa 800 uno alls
Camp Dodge, Soma, 1866. Nad) oie-
fen Mitteilutgen fann man nidt alli
Elm Ibnebmen oer epidemic idIie=
Ben.
Der Serfauf ser 2ibertp gonos
IN San @ntonio bat and am 8reitoe
quite Jorti6ritte gema6t unb muroe
am @6e1o auf $4,411,75O ongege-
ben.
Der Sanoelsfammer miro pom
SCOUTING Committee" in 8aibingto1
ELM a%Ggeneiner Bermit fir oen 8au
fleiner @obn= unb Observation-Disclosures
getuabrt merben, INN ser ii6 mebr
uno mebr fibIbar ma1enoen @ob=
tu1ngsnot Elm gnoe 81 MAIDEN. BUR
9eoingllng miro gemadt, oaB ole
Netto=Brofite beim Gerfaltf ser 2ois
mno 8ermieten Der Sanier 1919 8ro-
sent nibt iiber1teigen oiirfen.
SIN Ilter bon 81 Sabren lit
@i1iam @eieer in einem bieiigen
Soipital g~eitorben. @r miro betrauert
bon ieiner @itipe, bier &inoern, iei=
ner Wutter, ioipie bon bier 8riiocrn
mno %ebeniopielen Shmeiterrt. Ole Be-
eroigung finoet IN 2acoite itatt.
@m Sreitae pornlittag lit Srau
MarD @ore inn Mlter bon 33 Sabret
aus Dem Seben geidieoel Sic miro
bon Ibrem 8atten uno lieben &inoern
~iiberlebt.
- Strides Sbit lit u1eridtpingliA
telter. apfeliinen foiten bon 60 bis
80 Gents oas 9meero; 8firIihe 5
uno 6 Gents oas Stiif, ebenio Sir
nen; gra1ben Is Gents oas 8funo.
Oies iino mebr uie Die ooppelten
Breiie tpie friiber.
Ser Stanoaropreis fir BEN is
llnsem 2nib 8roo it BON Der Maf,-
runssmitte : aomniiiion auf 81
.Dbolefale" feitgeiebt. Sssm &Ieinper-
fauf foitef Der 2aib sc gegen baor
uno Witnebmen9 onrd be1 adufer;
Toe bel ablieferung ODER aiif areoit.
Son Cen I'M &elp SSielo Itatio<
nierten Soloaten fino "a Mann Sunl
geiu6 BON Offi5iers : Snitruftiona
lfulen obfommanoiert moroen. 81
iDeroen lid nad per Snfanterie= Edit
Re i'm Camp McArtbur BEL @aco, 20
nab Der artiaerielS 9ule in1 Camp
Saplor, &p., mo IL nod Ser Maidi-
nengeidiib=S fule iii Camp Sancocff,
So, begebct.
Teridie0ene geDobner Der Ser
ibing StraBe baben Iid) bein1 Staot=
rat oariiber beflagt, ooB ole StrabcI
immer nod nit DEM olten anltobi-
gen Namen Sling @iniam StraBe,
Den tie iiber so Sabre gefiibrt, &c.
nannt miro. Die 9eidmeroefiibrcr
nerlanaen, oaB Ole BoIi3iitcn Stro-
benbabn : Gonouftelre uslo alloerel
a~neeipieien pcroe1, SieI
StraBe iest nit oen ibr .~3uitehenoen
ffelen geamen 5u b~e5eidynen.
Die Iruitees Der peridieoenen
Stulen in 9erar Gountp iino III
3enntniB geiebt moroen, bnb pom 4.
ytopember on aae gelunbelt ainoer
mn Ilter bon s bis IA Sabre1 ON
ilnterrid)t teilnebmen NJ Ii
Im 0onnerstag obeno lino oiel
automobil : Spi3buben mieoer elm
mai geborig tdtig geipelen uno baben
5fpei, SffBieren seboriee Cars ae
itoblen
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Gntrmitnua.

Sunoe: Bel Safoblon bin if it'd.
ilg relngelegt tporoeit uno mir iheirt,
bel Sbnen uir6's mir nidt beiict
9eD'h, SEER @oIoblunl. @nIo.
bum: oIu? Sat Safobiobn ocna
Rrfpileaium2"
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n-Tro6nfte.

San Inton1O, Z. Sff., 1918. :
Brine gruoe Cotton Geeb Oil. S1.31.
N~~A~ O.k
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8emtIie.

VeWutC.
Sm 4ntonio, t2. Oft, 1918. =
&artoffefu. Gal, $3.50.
SiBtartoffeln, Yam, $4.75.
Siptebeln, California 8bite, 1925;
California geuotp, $3.50; grpital @are.
$1.75 uuo $500.
Somaten, Gal, $3.50.
Bohnen. Colorado, Btnto. pet Bfs.
$f1.00; California 8abous, per ctut..
$1,000; Binfs, $3.50; 2imn, SIS. so.
Habb, $500; 8ladebes, 5000.
Srii6e Strins Beans, $3.50 uno 81.
aobl, $500 unb 1925 per 100 $50.
8rilner Bfeffer, $500 per 8uSdel.
8doies6en, Soc per 9eS. 8iiuoel.
UseerrettiasB urseln. per Bfb. lsh
8urfen, 75c per 0b6.
@rbieu. per fIeiuer Crate. $500.
8eeten. $3.50 Der 100 8fuuo.
&opfialot, $2.75 per Crate.
8eterfilie, Acc Der 9nbenb s8inbeI.
Rfirii6e, $1.65 uno Sits per Crate.
8elbe Bur5eln, $500 per 100 Bfo.
gierpflan5en, $3.50 per 8ufdel.
@iiben. $4.00 per 100 Efun6.
Squafb, $3.50 per BuIhel.
ganteloupes, 81 so.
Spinat, $1.75 per Camper.
@riine grbien. $500 per Snnrr.r
SenerR, Colorado. 90c uno $500 Der
Crate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-07
Personal
Mention

.E|. IL.l'.lIl1.:.''1I M ent'on !
Rainbow Girl-Kozy today See It.
Thomas Blagely of Bradley was
visiting friends here yesterday.
Elliott is fighting the Reds in the
A. o. u W. campaign, Help him.
2-6t
Mrs, Edna T. Watkins, court clerk,
is reported as being very III at home.
IAN On Account of a Ring" Kozy
today. 1t
You can get butter at the Impe.
liaI Ice Cream Factory. 7-3tI
II. l.. Roberts of Walters was a
business visitor in this city today.
Don't forget to pay your gas and
electric bills 7-4tl
See Chas. BLY, for everything in
the paint and wall paper line, 5-tf
Lon Smiley of Laverty was attend
ing to business matters in this city
today.
Watch "The Rainbow Girl" Kozy
today. 1t
Read Powers Ad Great cash sale
with free delivery 6-3t
Charles Garner Of Rush Springs
was a business visitor in this city
Accounts for gas and electric ser
vice are due. If not paid before the
10th or further time arranged for,
service may be discontinued. TAT
Dead storage for automobiles, $3.50
ser month. Phone 656 6-6t
Mrs. f. V. Vincent of Alex was
with friends in this city yes.
erday
Five reel Mutual feature Kozy to.
ay. 1t
Yates will buy, sell or trade for
econd hand furniture and stoves.
20 S. 3rd. Phone 70. 26-12t
Mrs. Lee Olive is reported as i'm.
rowing from a severe attack of la
rippe.
Fox ReiIlys Globe Trotters in an
ntire change of program at Sugg
on;Ght. 1t
signsl signs Signs BLY, makes :
m. Bly, quality. too. 5-tf
John R. Atkisson of Hobart is Wis
ing with friends in this city for y
Nv days
Mystery Ship, Kozy every Friday.
thriller. 1t
w. N. Elliott has challenged mem :,
'rship of $50 for campaign with Red :
i'd Blue button 2-6t :"
H. V. Heatley of Mangum was !.
oking after business matters in :,
IL city yesterday. :
Don't miss 1.-THE Sirens of the "
IA beautiful super-production
lgg tonight. 1t
Chas. BLY, is now equipped to do :
IN and automobile painting. 5-tf
Sirens of the Sea" the Jewel pic
re beautiful A water fantasy dra-
a of unusual charm featuring
'uise Lovely and Carmel Myers
gg tonight, 1t
The A. o. U, ". campaign is for
, benefit of the grand lodge held
b. II. Help get members. 2-6t
There will be but one show at the
Sg tonight. Picture starts prompt.
at o'clock. Get your seat re-
we'd at Brownson's or at the box
ice after Z o'clock. 1t
Homer Haatlev of Mapg,D, v-ho
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-07
326 ChickaSha Ave.

The A. o. U. w. campaign ends
Feb. 12 and a banquet will be given
by the losers in the membership cam
paign. Elliott is for the Blues. 2.6t
Leslie Holland and J. J. Kirk of
Mangum were in this city today
looking after business matters.
Lee Olive returned from Oklahoma
City today where he had been on
business.
o. J. Brooks of Augusta, Kans., is
in this city visiting with relatives
and friends for few days.
Roy Baker left today for Tulsa
where he will be for several days
looking after business matters.
Ray Bowers of Tuttle was in this
city today visiting with friends and
attending to business matters.
Lee Nichols of Mangum, okla, has
accepted position at Brownson's
drug store.
P. G Spinning left for Oklahoma
City where he will be for several
days looking after business matters.
lin Springs, Texas, where he will re-
main for several weeks on account of
his health.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Faucher of
Prague, Okla, are visiting with
friends and relatives in this city for
a few days
Miss Cleon Edwards and mother
left for Fort Sill today where they
will visit with friends and relatives
for few days.
W. w. Hollister returned yesterday
afternoon from the Texas oil fields
where he has spent several days on
business. He visited Burk Burnet
lnG other fields.
Miss Alberta Cockerall has accept.
cd position as temporary clerk in
The Bureau of Markets of the Depart
nent of Agriculture Their offices
are in the federal building here.
Subscribe TO- the Dany Express.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-07
How's This :

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case o. Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
hve years. and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces. expelling the Poi
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions.
After you have taken Ha1's Cstarrh
Medicine for a short time you will sec q
great improvement in your general
health. Start taking Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine az once and get rid q catarrh. Send
for testimonials, free.
T. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, Ohio
: Sold by all Druggists, &c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-01
Fresh Greens for the Car ary.

Canaries are very fond of lettdce. celery tops and othc- young and ten' der greens, as all birdlovers know. When the birdman tells us we must not give these things to our pets too frequently the temptation to 30 con- irary to advice Is strong, for we sym' pathize keenly. An accident showed me the way to gratify our pets without harm to them, as experience has proven. Some months since, little birdseed was spilled on the earth in large tub containing rubber plant, Soon these seeds sprouted Hnd we hit upon the idea of removing the bottom from the cage and setting it over th> young sprouts. The joy the canaries found in their greens, and the conse- Quent discovery that the birds were really gaining in health and song con. vinced us that box of sprouting bird. seed was the thing to keep on hand for them.-Exchange.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-01
SCHOOL ELECTIONS
 ON SATURDAY, MAY IS

Saturday, May lS, is the date for the annual school election in Arkansas, the law fixing the third Saturday in May as the time for choosing school trustees. Callino attention to the i'm portance of these elections, J. l.. Bond, superintendent of public instruc- ticn for Arkansas, says:
 "There are many, many things to engage the attention of the people but we do not want them, to overlook the needs of their schools. During these war times, we should maintain all our schools at their maximum efficiency.
 We cannot afford to do otherwise for We must give our school children pro- per educational advantages now if we are to meet the conditions and de- mands that are going to be made up on our people after the war is over. 1t is the expressed wish and desireeof President Wilson and the National Government that our schools be main tained during the war at their usual standard of efficiency"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-01
70 CHASED AS
 DRAFT SLACkERS
 BY BOARD NJ. Z
Fail to Appear for Physical Examination-27 Charged
 With Desertion'.

Seventy have failed to appear for physical examination at the call of Board No. 2, for the second draft. They have been certified to the adju- tant general as delinquents and un- less they appear in a pTescribed time will be charged with desertion. The list follows:
 Henry Jones, Willie Scott, Seymour Stroud, Robert Moore, Joe Todd, Will Banks, Wool Griffin, Tom Cannon, Robert Staley, Nick Banks, John c. Hobbler, Rayfield Nixon, George Payne, James Studdard, Curtis Rod gers. Chas. Parks, Levi Jones, Will Kindley, Willie Kinsey, G. w. Smith, Donnie Sullivan, Willie Nash Lewis Brown, Will Taylor, James McGehee, T. H. Johnson, Chas. Moss, Alfred Craighead, John Bragg, James Bar bur, Henry Stanfield. King Hay on, Dan Harper w. A. Edwards, TenrY Ranson, Joe Strickland, Lee Truss, Alex Mays, Rufus Hunter Harvey Jones, George Scales, Ben Wade, Cleveland Swift, Robert Wimms, Ed Clark. George Swift, Jr., George Reed, Jrreniah Smith, Will Lee, Louis King, Rley Cleg, Blanck Mccoy, Emanuel Burnett, Robert Barclay, Richard Ela- gan, Sam Alexander, Henry Edwards, Randolph Gray, Early Talley, Ed White, F.. H. Hobson, Ray Garland, Sam Beasley. A. D. Thomas, Willie Brown, Henry Wright, Andrew Rob- inson, Leonard Williams, John Fri day.
 The following PinYA Bluff and lief ferson county men are now classed as deserters from the first draft:
 Essie Dunn, Mckinley Washington, A. B. Jackson, Whitfield Byers, Will Jones, Lewis Dannison, Robert John son, George French, George Heron, Willie Hardy, Dave Mccoy James Pool. Lee Perkins, Larkins Ros, John Robertson, J. F. Stona Clayburn Thomas, Robert Thompson, H. P. Will liam, Parik Gibson, George Williams, Walter Allen, Marvin Wilson, Sam Weaver N. C. Duncan, James Hill, William Nelson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-01
REPORTER IN DRAFT.

R. S.. West, who has been the re- porter for the Commercial for year, left yesterday afternoon, accompanied by his wife, for Myrtle, Miss, to visit his mother before he appears at Al. bany to become soldier of the United States by draft. After short stay in Myrtle, Mrs. West, who was Miss Mona Wilson, will return to Pine Rluff..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-01
purest Irish Blood,

The purest irish blood is not to bA found in Galway proper, for the town was long held by the English, and cen turies ago it did an immense trade with Spain that resulted in mixed mar riages, producing sundry heads of black hair and black eyes. But across the little river. by the bay, is fishers colony where the oldest Irish blood is still pure. This little group have mar. Tied strictly among themselves, and their stock is said to go back to Irisb natives who even antedate1 the Irish CeltS. They are still recognizable as slightly different type going about the streets of Galway selling their fish, cs they and their fathers before them oaye done for ceneries-