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NOT so SERIOUS.

This last note from the typewriter of MT, Wilson has occassioned some dis- content among our republican friends, hut after all it is not such serious matter. eyon though 1t demands an ''unconditlonal surrender" on the part of the enemy party.
 Perhaps 1t happened that Mr. Wilson was over at the cabinet meeting talk ing over the situation With full cab inet attendance, or that he was in conference with the foreign relations committee and Mir. Kitchens relative to foreign policies. and that his office boy violated breach of rules and operated 1.-the Wilson typewriter and the Wilson Gubber stamp Who knows
 But one phrase Of the latest Wilson noe is subject to criticism, and that the part in which Mir Wilson seems tO try to make 1t appear that the kaiser and his coherts were watching th congressional elections in America and that if republicans gained control of congress, it would m itelf give the enemy renewed courage
 Of course this is not q fair state ment If the kaiser is informed he knows that Americanism and not party utilization is his foe If the kaiser is at all oogni2ant Of fact, he knows that the American army is composed of a group of men who have discarded party affiiiation. If the kaiser don know it. he will find out later that republicans poured their money into Liberty bonds Perhaps the kaiser will ascertain by wireless some day that making the world safe for democ racy does not mean. as the negro story says, making the world safe for the democrats,S
 Regardless Qf the note from the typewriter of Mr Wilson tho repub lieans win continue in eupport of theii country, and ioiH with us democrats in winning this war after which ther, will be some fRr .fiy in the matter o politics Mr Wilson is very solicitou' of democratic congress, but whethe that body is composed of democrats o republicans, they can be trusted C support our war policies until 0li Glor. has been sustained in every point
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

By virtue Of the authority in m vested by tho constitution and laws Q the state of Arkansas. l hereby pro claim and make known that an elect ion will be held in the county of Gar land in said state on Tuesday No vember 5, 1918, for the purpose 0 .electine
 One governor
 One secretary of state One state auditor. one state treasurer. One attorney general one sate superintendent of publ! instruction.
 One commissioner of ines, monulact lures and agriculture. One commissioner of state lands. One railroad commissioner. One associate justice of the ST preme court
 one congressman Sixth district One circuit judge eighteenth judic ial district
 One prosecuting attorney ciehtoenj judicial district
 TWO representatives to the stat' 
 One circuit clerk one sheriff
 one county and probate judge. One county clerk One county collector. One county superintendent One county treasurer. One county surveyor. One county assessor. One county coroner. For road tax.
 Against road tax.
 One constable for each toWnshD. Justices of the peace for each town .ship.
 Amendment No. l2, Amendment No, H. Amendment No E. One read oyerseer for each toWnshi Said election will be held by tn judges in the several townships in th usual voting precincts, who will mak returns of the same to the board c election commissioners of Garlan county. Arkansas, as required by law Given under my hand this the Els day Of October, l9l2.
 BRAD Q. SMITH,
 Sherif, Garland County, Ari
 1D-22-ti
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CHANGE THE TIME.

If you did not est your clock aaol one hour last nichs when you retired do it the first ihiug this morning
 Tho old world moved up an houi during the summon so that more day light would be used by the people 1hs saving is said to have oeen marvel ous No doubt it hciped lO, ,oi where millions of people observe a rule. it is bound to have a big cf- feet.
 But today the old world k back on it's regular schedule Turn the clock back just one hour, or stop the clock and wait one hour, and then staf j aeain. The hour that you lost last spring will be picked up again, and you are merily on yo0r journey of time
 The trains, the schedules of all kinds will this morning be operating on tho original schedule of time, and unless you have observed the rule and picked up ghe hour, you will not be in steu with progress Change the clock back.
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some arbitrary poWer of the seer Of state
 If the rule is laid down by law pro .hibsting candidates in the prime y from running independently, the can didates will know the rule before the, enter primaries, ana wui De govern ed accordingly.
 The facy that there are thousaHua gl voters who are now permitted to pat- ticipato in primaries, and who cal not participate at present in the cral elections leave the political nation much more complex and 1heee fcrc it is the more necessary that the coming legislature should lay law that will be emphatic in the ma. ter
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MAKE IT FINAL.

Following the action of Tom Ter rail, who is now serving as secretary of state, to arbitrarily refuse to certify out the names Of Independent candi- dates. who may have been in the pri- maries. aud have been defeated, there is g demand for a state law that will cover the subject.
 It should not be left with any sec retary of state to arbitrarily refuse 10 do mhat appears his legal duty Under the Judge Wade decision ihe7e is an authority that may be usurpsd by the secretary of state that is stlii powerful
 No defeated candidate in priEarF should he permitted to run independ eIlsly, hut they have been dolnG 1t rom time immemofial Now Lnat 1t Is found 10 be an arbitrary power with tue sec fetary of state whether they may run or not, il is time that the law was maoe to cover the situation. and that ehnei the pary obligations be not blndins' o' be binding
 Save under peculiar conditions ' > always unpopular and seldom pfoiI able for a defeated candidate n prinary to run as an independent when there are probabilities of traG" or when unusual conditions sRrroune a ease. the people might urge deieat- ed candidate 10 run over again.
 But if I specific rule is laid down pl the next legislature. and no cahul' sate who enters primary ever D' permitted to run as an Independent U 1iIl set4le the issue. and take ava!
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That American gun is the largest in the field an announcement that will also have its direct influence on tho answer that may be made to President Wilson's last spondence.
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Its fine reflection, anyhow. whom Germany will contain two words 0f several sylablcs, or will be thrown iH the waste ba kct
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The all-day battles in which the Americans are enga eing now may he rather tough on our boys, but they are also playigg havoc with the en- emy.
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Evidently a supreme court decision in Texas is not such a serious matter after all. What is a supreme court de- cision between prohi friends?
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It's one thing 10 have splendid op portunities, and it's still another thing to take full advantage Of them
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If Willard and Dempsey battle four rounds for the WET work fund il will be a short but very commendatle contri- button
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Oyerconfdeuce that the war @il soon end yictoriously for the allies might easily ca0se the war to end 1l,- tOriOusly for Germany
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And in the meanwhile that Magarl Valley land company is making th fertile valley of the Ma2arn prove it case.
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Nothwithstanding the late J r. Nor gan's famous epigram, the mscramh' ing of Mtteledopa is soon 10 talk place,
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The record of the British navy in the transport business does not need any further exploitation, She is hum dinger
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Heath authorities are striving prevent the influenza from diggiug il for the winter
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Another bouncing bond issue is t come into the world next MarcL m April Get ready Co welcome the lit- <le stranger
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In the meantime, as is proper ship building, army training and airPlan, production go right on.
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But then what about the fulfflment of the coming season in Hot Springs even if we don't get a hospital.
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But then if IL isn't necessary to win the war. he democrats will con e tinue to hope to control congress.
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Scorning the prevailing epidemic politics is now as lively and irresprcs sible as 6 trench cootle.
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The pathfnders will be here one week from this morning, that is unless they find the going impossible
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WANTED-ROUTE BOYS AT THE SENTINEL RECORD. APPLY AT ONCE.
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With butter soaring the makers of oleomarglne will soon rank as public beneiactors.
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Keeping politics out of poll;ics | ging to be a pretty tough job for th politicians.
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Maybe the pot tSdam gang is afraid to lc; the army come home and compare notes with the people
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Prince Max seems 10 have beeu chosen to hold the bag in the ancieu and dishonorable game of snipe hunt ins.
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Hot Springs has handled the flu wei. but it is not all over yet.
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Not long ago. by the way. the Ger mans were talking about taking an retaining Calais.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES

For Circuit Judge SCOTT WOOD For Prosecuting Attorney JOHN D. HOSkINS For Representativea JOHN A. RIGGS G. D. DlLLARD.
 For Sheriff BRAD o. SMITH For Tax Collector &. U. ERICKSON For County Judge s.iA. BUCHANAN For Circuit Clerk FRANK w. ROWLEs For County Clerk ALLEN HOTCHklSs For County Treasurer cHAs. II. DAVIS
 For Assessor GEO. P.8 LEATHE ERmAN For Coroner. pB, !, D. SHAW. For County Superintendent BARNETT 4RAuGHToN For Constable Hot Springs Township ROSCOE AMMAN
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Sherifl, Garland County, Ark
 10-22-tl
Evening journal., 1918-10-22
RESUME MAILING
OF QUESTI0NNAIRES

All local draft boards have been noti-
fed to begin sending blank question
nalres 10 the men Of the class Of Sep
tember ~ who have not been sent the
papers. Mailing is expected TO be start
ed before sundown today and thousands
OF blanks Will be sent out.
The boards have been instructed to
mail questlonnalres at the rate OF 10
per cent. a day. but owing to the intlu-
enza epidemic they will have to exer-
else their judgment in regard to the
returns made Regisirants may be sick
or away from their home addresses be-
cause OF illness or engaged in aiding in
the work against the epidemic, while
persons who would be required to make
afildavits may also be III. Board mem
bers Will have to be lenlent, but 10
make sure persons given extensions
are entitled TO them.
Evening journal., 1918-10-22
Text of Germany's Reply TO
President Wilson

2iTh text Of the German note received here by
follows:
started from the assumption that inc
this evacuation and Of the conditions an ans should
both sides in the ne has form the basis Tor arrange
ments safeguarding and guaranteeing this standard -
to the President hat
presient Of the United states viii approve would be
the honor Of the German people and with opening
Tbs German Government protests against repoach Illegal
and nhumsne against the German land and forces and
people For the covering OF retreat a
os will always necessary carried out in SO far
m nernted by international under the
instruction private property and TO exercise
in Of hesein the guilty being punished
Te German further denies that the German navy IN
purposy destroyed feDoa WIN e passn
with regard to all those haees
that the fac cleared up by neutral commissions
avoid anything that might hamper Ie "a
e German orders to be despatched 70 all sun
marine pudns the torpedoing OF PASSENGER sps %
for technical reasons being ne 70 susrsee @ %
orders will every submarine at sea before It's return
fundamental condition for peace the President d % s
Of arbitrary that can sparaie!
s own single disturb the peace OF the world 10 s e "
man Government replies; -
the representation OF the people the German Empire mas
the formation of the Government
he provide for of representation
the people decisions OF peace and war lese conuu
now fundamental change new government mas peen
formed complete with the wishes prncpe OF he repre-
leaders he the Reichstag members of this
In the future no Government can take or I9nth ~ ~
the confidence OF haJoty o
Of the Chancellor Of the empire TO ue repre-
senon Of the people being legally developed % % ana san @ eois,
the Government has been TO lay Deioe ao ~ 5h
bill constitution Of the empire so nat the %
of the new system IS hoWeNsl
only safeguards but also by the unsaape
people whose vast majority sanus ee "
forms and ema their energetic continuance.
Presidenvith whom he and the Governments
associated s9nS % b Se statement that the enr peace
rnst has come Government which free from any arbitrary
irresponsible influence s supported Dy tne "ppio' COR %
1,heming majority Of the German people r, 5Slai,
Evening journal., 1918-10-22
Health BOARD
Gives Warming OF
Influenza DANGER
Ask People to Be Careful
and Take Proper Treat
ment Promptly. Many
Pneumonia Cases Follow
Influenza. What to Do.

To be prepared for the serious out
! breaks OF influenza and Pneumonia that
are now sweeping over the entire county ..,.,,,
I Public Health Boards everywhere are IS
suing cautions and Instructions 70 the
public not to neglect treatment az the htst
symptoms Of n cold and 10 cooperate with
the board and physicians In stamping out
the spread of the disease.
No disease develops so quickly or spreads
so rapidly. The first symptom usually is Is
a sharn rise in tenn srsture TO 103 or 1O4
degrees, headache, pain IN the back, throat
feeling dry, or sore. Uniess promptly
checked by proper treatment, the best plan
Is 10 20 TO bed and stay there for at least
n week Keeping warm to avoid pneumonia
and let the minor ailment run It's course
and also prevent the spread OF the disease
- Most Of us. In these busy days. cannot
afford II it can be avoided, 70 lose week
or more Of work, so IL is all the more
that at the very hrst sign OF
grin or Influenza a counters acting treat
ment should be taken .,...,,.,
Probably no better or more enectiVe
treatment could be followed at such time
than to get from the nearest drug store
HVOmei outfit consisting or a
hottie Of the pure OIL of HYomef ana "a
little vestpocket, hard rubber inhaling de-
vice into which few drops OF the oil are
poured.
This is all you win need Put the In
haler in your mouth and breathe its AR
SseP asd into the passages Of your nose throat
enters your breathing organs will thus be
Sharged with an antiseptic germ killing 4
naisam that will absolutely destroy the /
ment there e
InhoiLorS Saht "a DO this too often. The Hyomei 1
car-iaa ~ small and can be conveniently
nocletp m handbag or in your vest
HE dsv tsns.ery half hour or so throughout
b. of its NM NT y ont and draw few hreafbs
] throat purT healing air into your nose and
? The Grin or II ZONES comes almost instantiv
Conpesttor ca.tl anuehza symptoms snhsfdo
5,.sh 1Dn95sse.oh ceases fever disapnears epslne. .p.
eonuselyhs ,i s9i become normal ana 10, 'nioat
hre ieehhg me. The outfit is nSot soon
expensive Tor the rubber inhaler ee,,, NJ all
= lifetime while the Oil of Hyomei caa aast
obtained at little cost from anv ,1 1n De
, druggist. Lots of people aireadv lelaole
Hyomei Inhaler. Take II out. sharoe a a
and use II without delay. IL you haven,
one get 1t today. ""'eh
few cents spent now may easily nre
vent serious Illness and save YOU manv
I dollars and help stamp out the spread or
the disease For sale by n. B. Danforth.
Market and Second Sts.
Evening journal., 1918-10-22
RURAL CARRTER EXAMINATION

The United States Civil Service Com
mission has announced an examination
at Newark and Wilmington on Nov. 3,
to MI the position Of rural carrier at
Marshallton, Wilmington and Porters
and vacancies that may later occur on
rural routes from other post offices.
The examination will be open only TO
male citizens who are actually dom
iciled in the territory Of post otllce
In the county and who meet the other
requirements set forth in Form No. 1911.
This form and application blanks may
be obtained from the Offices mentioned
above or from the United States Civil
Service Commission at Washington, d..
C. Applications should be forwarded
to the Commission at Washington at
the earliest practicable date,
Evening journal., 1918-10-22
FARMERS ASK FOR
s2.46 wheat RATE
Start Drive 10 Boost Price
for No. | Grade on
Farms
GROWERS WOULD
GAIN $500, 900, 900

Having had the taste OF Government
maintained price for wheat the farmers
want more. The agitation which wa
started late last winter for $40 wheat
was finally vetoed by the President
but viii not stay down. A new propa-
sanda IS under way. with a different
price-but higher-maklng a minimum
cost Of s246 for No. 1 wheat on the
farm. II the same plan is followed
in case this became a law as Is IN prac-
tlce at present, It would mean sZ.4o a.
FAR back as the freight to the seaboard
would warrant paying S2A6, ana from
that point through the intermountaih
territory the price would have 70 De
absorbed at the extra freight cost. II
s2 .i6 was made the minimum price at
the least advantageously situated m
fermountain point It would add about
30 cents a bushel more to the price a!
the terminals.
The problem Of a &c cent advance
over the present minimum Of - on the
farm would mean an increased cost on
foO0 O0OOOO bushels Of Si60OOOOOO, to
he paid by the consumer in this eoun-
try and abroad. OF else, in case the war
ends and the worlds channels OF trans
nortation are reopened, the Government
<yorld have TO sell the wheat in compe-
titlon with the rest Of the world ana
tax the nation to make up the diner
ence.
wear even on an average yield, are very
great It is estimated now that the
seed requirements win be fully SOOO.-
600 bushels more than last year. when
win mean an increase Of nearly 6OOJ,-
600 acres in the area. A crop OF over
n billion bushels would be easily pos
sible. with an average yield, and II
would be some problem to take care OF
IT With the present crop and the AL
lied and neutral world crying for wheat
there is already visible supply OF
fO7. 100000 bushels, while the indica-
tions are there are vastly larger Stocks
in mill and country elevators.
Farmers have been apprshensive that
they would not get the prevailing price
for wheat. and have only been re-
strained from sacrificing their wheat by
an urgent message from Mr.. Hoover to
hold on until transportation conditions
btCOnlt tdol- Inc ll'o'H' fi1'1-N f'
ply has been piled up from less than
10000 bushels on July I. but a year
Syom July IL is quite possible there viii I
De reserves on hand in store OF 100000 /
Wv bushels, facing another crop OF /
ioooooo0O bushels which. AZ 50 66. /
Would be an immense problem to han
uie'and hnance. THE nroblefo yin he
serlous enough when peace arrives ana
iooo supplies come in from Australia
o.'e s i,loia 70 merchandise the surnlns
nnu ele new crop on the basis os 20 /
,i,iii,riuIn; elal While the adding ~ = nossi
PIE SgVooOOOO0 more 10 the nrol,la',' possio -
De ABSORBED by taxation In cssa A., ~
wheat is sold in competition with o,Sa- NY
countries, or to have flour sdvsnnea der
$3.50 a barrel more to the cons,roes
and the loss on the surplus absorbed
makes serious possibilities.
Evening journal., 1918-10-22
FRENCH CITIES HELP
TO RESTORE OTHERS

N E. A. Special to The Evening Journal.
PARIS. Oct. 22.-French towns in re-
gions saved by distance from Hun
frightfulness are generously helping
towns that have suffered, just as sew
eral American cities have adopted de-
pastated French cities. NJ. Paul Bel
]amy, mayor Of Nantes, officially ten
dered an offer of aid to Dr. Thierry,
mayor OF Saint Afihiel. Dr. Thierry,
who is also deputy for Commercy, is
sued statement thanking Americans
for delivering his city from the Ger
mans and thanking the people Of Nantes
Tor helping in the work OF restoration
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See Window

ker and an unwilling bride. The
charges were filed by the justice.
The. wedding ..ariy was driven TO a
woods near the city and as the JUS
tice started the ceremony. the bride
declared she would not wed the Texan
The justice thereupon demurred and
Parker is said to have produced a re-
vclver and after firing a few shots in
air, succeeded in having the mar
riage performed. The chauffeur who
had driven the party. was made 10
act>as a witness.
On the return trip to the city the
chauffeur at the suggestion OF the jus
tee OF the peace. drove his car so
rapidly thar the party was arrested
for speeding. The bride succeeded
in escaping and is still in hiding.
Parker was lodged in jail.
shortly after the charges were filed
today Parker was arraigned and
pleaded not guilty. Preliminary hear
ing vas set for July IL. Failing TO
furnish bond he was remanded 10
jail
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'SOLEY KIDNEY Pills
"a BAckAcHs NonEvS Ano Glad 90
LUCKY DAlDW|N's OAUcH-
TER IS LADY HAWksHAW

Los Angeles, Cal, July S.-Anita
Baldwin. daughter OF the late y J
,~Lucky') BALDWIN. and who inher-
tied the major part OF his sis.oe0. .ooo
fortune. set trap which today re-
suited In the arrest of Schwenn Bon
dis. an -naturalized German. who
:s charged with having written threat
ening letters 10 her. Bonds was ar
rested on his way to a meeting with
Miss Baldwin, arranged by her and
at which she was to have paid him .
Urge sum Of money.
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FRANCE PLACES gABAReO
ON ALLIED PAPER MONEY

Paris. July s.-A decree issuei to-
cay BY Louis Klotz. the Minister Of
Finance. prohibits any person from
taking more than 1.eee francs in
French. Russian or American paper
nsoney outside cf France The pro-
hibEion sprchsbiy I'll be extended
scon to cover ,ke currency Of other
silied nations.
The reason cf the decree lies IN tae
efforts of the enemy 20 acquire The
r~ Of paper morey in all the neafrai
States Tor = purpose which the an
noucem>nt of the decree ssys a not
yet clear. but vhich caa easily be
cons dsAgesous.
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SENATE WANTS MONDAY
PRAYER WHILE WAR IS ON

Washington, July S-The senate
today passed 'esolution requesting
the president to issue proclamation
calling on the American people TO
observe noon prayer during the war.
II now goes to the house.
Senator Phelan OF California, read
letter from Secretary Tumulty.
which said the president regarded
the noon prayer as "a beautiful
thought"
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ASKS FOR MORE SUGAR;
Gets HIS JAW PUNCHED
Tulsa Restaurant Diner Who
Doesn't Care Whether Soldiers
Eat or Not, Smashed By
Patriot.

Tulsa, July s.-That not all the bat :
ties are fought over there" was
again graphically illustrated Friday
morning in the Puritan cafe, when a
one round. one punch bout ended in
the rout OF a sugar Stacker.
The Stacker whose identity was not
learned, demanded more sugar than
was given him. and the waitress re-
minded him that IL everyone here
we're served vita more than his share
Of sugar. the soldiers could 20, have
cry.
Well. I don't care whether the SOL
diers have any sugar or not" the
stacker exclaimed.
A quickly executed flsnking move
r ent BY a nearby diner resulted in
the sharp impact Of a fist against hhe
sizcker's jaw The Stacker did not
show sufficient morale for a counter
attack. bu,i>ft in disorderly flight.
y rifhouf stopping even for the SUGAR
nat had been allowed him.