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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-08-08
aT4x school,. Tue EsaIx7aD
FIGHTERS OTHER Z \ xEN>

T-un -rznf-as- ~ Rsnlx 7nrnrsx-t1ra
NxEnincul-Ee-u-u 1sds-El sa-
tiez. EE1lu-E Enf marines xr hslnE
waived nuv fDr wpI-1unEl 1ns-nc-
-i1I ant rehabilitation IL aDsps-a
Training S-hDol Esns-Gl ansp1E Ne
: ia 1U-Ds- h1ue q. k-x- 7 aE--
-isuI s<G-e- u BEf-inu-t No Trs
hospital n nu-t--sd II accommodate
81 mel ant hEs lk-ee -eE.E-tun
tseilE aul II eEena.~x Ac-e4gs IL EE--
ienk
Cal james Bu-dies u 1hs su-Eeu1
generals nn1-e II charge uf rhs re-
enDrs-ssu q ztss nlinE. has EnBpupeec
ne Eppntn-msnf us q. Z Bu--1- u
-fas lennErlrEnit 1ns-t-uE. t0- ne In
s-rur-lgn u -ts Blinf n he edDcf-
-innAl d.-ec1n- o. -hlE E-ny hDsnlEkl
trimming seneo. VIII Niles Jenny 4.
Turner. &u-me- Designer 1u- me Mas
sacnuse--s commission .Dr ms bilnl. III
a -eeuns--u--ior Ei1e Allak Turner
mrs been vp-Einx with ne returned
wounded snifie-t r. ne Waiter Eesc
hospital Washington.
IN. Dlin1ef soldiers --pu pvs-setf
VII b. discharged --uu me HOSPITAL
s.re- they invs been -EngfIr q prhc-t-
rtl se1f-Eupp0--ins -hds hEvs ,,ser
pu- IL eppG physical condition. uIio
taught n read Standard printing in
-tisef --Te The men viii be SELF 70
-faei- pvu hume communities and
yllhce6 In ne -1dss Cor which hey
tiRrH f.eer --Eined Eef Gross wU-f-
80 VIII vr1ch E-1e- their We..E-e-
Cp-eJ.e-x-inr VIII me army medical
department me Esd Gross Institute
-ur -ts Bliu1 II nov making & national
survey ~ industries upen 70 blinded
suidie-s INSTRUCTIONS vii i.s nhds
1e euIl,u-n with preparations 1D- these
industries 7-hs federal bDErd fur
upcs -ionEl education Il arranging
Plan fur me eeDnnrIie ENC speiEl SD
y..s-risiun o. AL wounded End MANNED
soldiers
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-08-08
INSURANCE OK
PRESERVATION?

To insure ralables against fire or theft Is simply
- n-ov;ds for specified financial recompense IN
the case Of their loss
Why not protection which guarantees preseryat-
ione
II i IN h found In the Safe Deposit Department
OF this Institution.
call Of inspection places you under no obligation
You vii be welcome.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-08-08

With ths sugar regulations grow
ing s1ricter every minute, by mex
month rou won't bs Ebls 10 cal her
ruur suEar-Jlum" any more. You i
have u subgtIfuts my Baetha-lne
prunet-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-08-08

FOTND-FORD CRANK Call The
Tribune offics
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-08-08

A chldren's recreation drive Is on
70 continue during July and August
under the EnsIices u the ehlldren's
bureau department Of labor. and the
wo1nsn's conmtrfee OF the council Of
national defense. II viii cuinlinste
In -patsese play week" September
II, Ia whset the work Of 1900. 900
wolDea In organizing recreation in
10000 cou1zprnities will come 10 an
end
To BE- strong for victory the ne-
don must let her children play ssfc
Charles Frederick Weller. associate
secretary Of the Fairgrounds and Rec
res1on Association Of America Ne
rt1De nor money can be spared from
wsr-Einning tcririries but the win
ming Of the war depends on man pow
er and rnsn power cannot be sustain
ee IN any nation without health and
N-holesorDeDess in the children-
Far worse than exhfnsting Aneri-
ca. financial capital would be the eI-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-08-08

r-nis II Fl ags u Substitutes. even
M GOV If { nxeE-uEnissT nov BIncs
-fe government II calling R-1snIiDn
e m 1acz -hE.1 cDv-l=ss n1lE eEn De
mate rpm rice ant beans
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-08-08

Methods u thrift now enforced IN
the army quErtermtster generals Of
fee. including the repair u clothing
snd shoes. where possible. have cut
down the Issue u new clothing tDd
stsoee from b 10 ~ per cent II some
instances.
The plants where The IpeDdtng IL
done ere run IN connection with forts
src camps by the camp gnar-e-Inhstsr
When a soldier tears Or rips . gEr-
uleut he turns Il In 20 his supply Off
cor. When tne soles u his shoes wesr
OUT or the heel runs down, the shoes
20 back 70 the same officer These
garments and shoes are taken 70 the
repair shops managed by The epnser-
vr-ior and reclamation otteer. When
repaired and put in order they are Re
turned 70 tie original owner II pos
sibIs. and II The original owner cannot
be located they serFs some Other sol
der
Hundreds q women are being I'D
yloyed By he WY department In the
work o, Repairing the garments 81 sol
cders and In the lsuodrses CT camps
and eEntormepts. Preference a. THE
employment IL given Liz xsse&- sisters.
and mothers Of men ID fbs &<nry5ee, By
paying 81 q month soldier il kzstitleo
70 weekly bundle Of laundry IN which
the number Of articles l. not limited
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-08-08

DO BOf waste Ice. says the Tni-ed
States sosd Administration DO Bot use
re O luxury 70 serve with salads.
fruits. and SEA foods and DO not put
more than Is necessary il glasses q.
water. tea. and other drinks
There is 10 be no eurtsilnent On
the use Of Ice ss q necessity. but IL
should be used carefully In localities
where any shortage lie Indicated II
is considered . necessity when used 10
preserve food and In administering
comfort. and every reasonable eror'
win be made 20 See that families are
supplied with their legitimate needs
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-08-08

Nov -f.z- { lDz Df LINDEN penYie
navs gone camping were getting
plenty % eOld vsE-iser End -EIn-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-08-08

Z. 6. Fvs1 Administ-r-lOl-
Sides saT'tu' fs-E 81 wheel we
got Ter save sugar. De beg WY
81; Ezfs sugar IL ter uss sy-ups 81
tOIeT.
j. nee II DI-eter fun 81 'iasSss
cprTpys6 by hset 81 pueEwnszt
cakes is one 50 &c beg wayE 70
ger crDsr" vi as sugar DrggleEs-
g. J. saNes v1s&t 1Dlr toe.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-08-08

Lynden State Bank
canital so 10000 Surplus 100000
c,. p M serrurtsr A T
- Ss--prar W B. Wander
f., ~ s.--,.ss- p-.s q c Crsbtree. yice-Pres
" 3 Grend. Cashier
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-03
I0OVfR SETTLED CiJRA'S, STRkFS
 II GFT SUGAR
Food Bdu5irjstrator Tells Senators 3ow Food Stu
 zfien Was Handled

9@e k@e-
 r Hr'
 arf atea
 Hae aan sae .tae er0tr" 1gar 9at#
 aatd aaaEe ar faN atr=
 fnaa# heoea aat #aaa after azszh aT inc seaaa1e as i.41s
 Tsa aaa8f.eH ar Htaaszr taesa# ra4ta~ .na~e ##= n zaa# tHairmnn 2e3 saf 1 EaHe
 a+er fea4 Hsfrc1of faa taaa 8ar6a oaafe comm rfae .a"f-H# tFeH ao sa.d hort fs .aa a1~ rap ea~ feared a's Hes,~
 Hsaae rogbfee at5=t 5es ta af Hfs sntr'. .eag ~ Inc argoet aa record
 ben aaffsa+rd ae z87aa .ft=satEaH 5avftrttGu 1f far f1t@ department 8an@ 1oar men ea@e 4 91oa9 l6os If This 4eaf zsHo' foea V +a+owsaf .,ased a aets Hou@ht a mH 8ttoa- firH ##n aoHrin ere a a ee8sf## 5eH and hat sh3 ok1 Hee'@ 5ti a4t @sh 70 lfaru Hfr Hnartr4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-03
ARK. OFFICER SAYS HF:ATT REGARD
 HEALTH AVERAGE.

Little Rock. Jan One of Inc biaher officers of ae former Arl14u. s3- eustd. How 5tatiohal at Camp Hea,Hoaar1 stfjfia@ Q an official ef taA Guard m Little Rock gives some imporfaut and Hitherfo published information about conditions lbcre fhal should bo known 10 all he peo- ple of brk2osae He ave n part
 Nov. ae 10 aae healfh ef tbo camp, if 5s very rnod 0f course VIC have had considerable measles humps and pnrlmonia bfd hal k expected in romnand Of fitfs size. and inc deafh rate ia nei considered Fofq hiSh Of course, re have lost some aeu huf b'd eaHla only ae a+peeteA 92o men Of my command have lied from preHrtoola and rupturcd blood 1ess"i
 arhe statistics ftom all Inc div iatn0 campe show mat Oua S in aV craze camp if nal J little above So Vnn mny tnH 70 Inc people nat Their sons arc hoing al1 cared aot and VIC arc all working 9efg hard cndearor# inc l0 70 train 0nFseIqo9 mentally p6Y8icaIlv and apirtuballV 2a lo Do abc a meet the Germans and io overcome hem
 "Cf course, ve have bardshjps bur var ie a hard eame and Toy one to plav tho game well ho must be soa= #oncA aod go hardened that h" can endure pupjahmem and ha skilled taat he vill he aale te outdo his enc my tl is not aympafhV tbat We do ailc huf if ia sond old wholesome encouragcmont We want 10 know tbat tbc people of Arkaosae arc bact inc ue not m continental way. much. but backing us whole hoar- tedlv and awpE HIS encouragement 90 that we m9Y meet Tho hardshipe choerfullv and master them
 Arkansas bas bnui 0h0 troops nj Camp GcAurcaard. and il is gratifying to tbc relatives If these meg to know fhol conditions there arc not 90 bad as has been repelted m eome auar- i tcFe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-03
oTNK HAM TELLS HOW IF. FIRED FIRST SHOT
 OF r $ AT AU9TRT A

ba Afiaaf.e Port Ian RepFa
 onfafi0 Georpr 'iutham If Hassa chaecffz. aho @ credited ifb HfiH@ fhe Gef hot en1 2ainst tu taf9 5a Amefie4 aAile a8 Hla'i to he ttai inn laHf. rigd err .odaa 9a 3 FeegeH ta9a#Hip MT PtathaH zatd re d19 aeaa he hot Ht the invitation or 4 colonel aommandiDg oattsr9 eu@rpad n fom4iep .ho fde8nee 8f tho tauf6ua 1fcoe on fbe fgwHF f' aye He atdhd .hat while fe did aoi
 nbo he f8alf Of hc shot. aa pas cou9aeaa fHe hell ohirH aas fsana z no nm zaa zfruek lu place ehefe # 4aHd i9 H6 maet raod
 8f enkHam. 4ho also Hsifed Inc
 French frine lina s9id hat he ina Uou eFiHa3l and fro ueeeeafHl oaf come # he 3. 8"p"nds apen Aaee ica' afaff eth complete and ther opph economic 'ad military 4seis9 aneo n tfai9. be 3id The itaation
 Qhen he teft he front qae peeiaff3
 ae.o8s alfHaaei The Italians saern Gehfue braoelV and making mac uiieanl resistance uudor extreme tiff 6rlft flo zaia hat H0 visited the American fH4apa n ilanee and found enthusiasm Hd eagerneee t9 beat tha eemQ e1a wonderful Their equip. meat, bf aslded, @is moi @hai | ahoafl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-03
MAY0R HYLAN EAk Es 0FELcE.

Now York, Jan l- With 6he for mal installation of John r Hylan as mayor of Now York City today, Tam 8anV comes bscl, into power after several years of being kept Ion the outside looking in" The new mayor mad previously taken the oath of office 3nd Jhe ceremony of installation was of the simplest character. Neverthe- less there was throng of Tammany followers and other onlookers as big IS the mayors office would hold to witness the brief ceremonial
 GoineidontaIly inc other newly elected officers of the ereater city and jts several boroughs officially assumed their duties A handshakc with the outgoing officials and an exchange of congratulations was the rule in the performance of this femctiom
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-03
1RY GdAABf RLAN FIR hDRDFR IF
 BROTHER T0DAY
Trial f Virginia Doctor Opens Case Hangs 9n
 Cireume+aneial Evidence.

.ooohfand Ian -s9e auuf .a afrrHmatanfa1 evidence 7 .eftea He fafr G a0fata ae conviction z 4e 4sa aamsers f,tr .o.feaa he murder af tie .e1thae zlaasH ham1erlain at
 rf set #a 5sen a he a5Hz#4If earr-t sr Goeohlaad county
 sr .aambeHfsia Hfoat followed
 - adfrv 1f Hr1taorrte4v 3.H- eorAored #5e #5ae gaffs 5af5ed .aof .aias asa 5=.z zzsft8 pear Htz =fHt5 f.r 9r0fher ae .aaf .o"u alive If -ie .vn nome s5f aii"a taaF a
 6t~ uat # 9etsAee z> I}s Gaams -orlafr ua- 74m#944 8 he 3etaosf- 4ee 44A 8sf He isfaa ##
 rntarr -aaf @hf H ao hos foaslH na,nfatae4 aaf ae aa4 aofn.ne 70 ao oiM 8o HHaoe
 rho prosecution #Hl} r9 'o prove 8q nf0o@eeee Flat z quarrel geer d~b, If if tae aaeeea 7" TiU'os Af- fa~ a~ raaWg af a#s Drofher'a 5dd7 and aft a5qerueuf arfeat Dr hhar>- Harlafr 49td ae ad #efi ai5 5rofheF'a HIoasr at a'a#aok en Inc night Albert alfs.fyanaeaa .aufa4 Beat~ri@ht Hls negro cook estifina at n" ooronef'a 4aaaref fhaf 1r amporlain nesesl- aa nome HHaf 5iahf at i4 o'clock
 4 negro aHte Ale2andHr Kne2 r eeocDfrd . #e m important w}fnese for no prosecution Ic will bo aek- ed fa aajt1fu thc siau Iangua@e tbe circumstance ndee ehich 10 a" Dr rnambotfain eomiu" home fhat #t-hf Hnaa a8n neither rad nor write
 Albert Chamberlain wac euppoeed L. aa4e Heen | nan af some means. 4,d ui4 foas bo3 believed 10 con I1iu valuable Rapefs including about E uoo p eeeaeifies. waa empty ehea fe0r1 lie gold rateh Ie alleged fo Hagn been fsand behind a. rafier in er Chambeelaia'4 home
 .r ChamborIa formerly Wae T anccoeefu physician III lowa and 4he authorities aa4e daetared tnaF he #as about io enlr1in for Inc "oat when arrested lie ntfo had Jeff Gooth- land on 0cfoh@f 7. for Keafn"Y Ne. 6raeka. only few 6"nrs before aef law Raa supposed to nave been tlain
 fiacoQer4 of he body vas brooea aHout he peculiar antics of ] do@ wblch Wae aoon paving 1t poet hol6s on Dr Chomherlain's farm a'hc tof@ 70 w3a round 8ajea r Inc back yard. ahe head feat leae arms and usaft wrr. uncovered III di'foroni post folce.
 Owing le ntenao foeing aroused by Inc brutality of thc mordcr. i'r eh1tnborlain eas faltcn to Feeftee c7unlv nil ii Richmond aftrr his af rael and sVae lefi thoro mti today for safe feep0e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-03

rh liue7ln hiehw17 bcsinuine 2t <.W IetE stIY and nline II aan T1aoE ahnut nNn thrl uniahcu lNuush alrrUN available for rave for # areatcr aiefaure sfne biohvrv 0ill M1yc hard anfface and ufl he open 10 travel thronshnnt thie year
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-03
SgNA K ewavd, SlA0

rho fcndcre of this paper wili IA n,cased to lenrn 3hat fhere is at least one drcnded d,s~asc thnt science has heen eb)o to cnro in all its stages and that is catarrh Catarrh being greatly influenced hv constitutional conditions rcuuirns constitutional treatment HaFs Catarrh Medicine is taheo internally and nets thru tho Blood on the Mucous Sur facrs cf tho System thereby destroying the foundation of thc disease, giving tho patient strength hy building ID tho con atituticn and assisting nature in doing 'ts work Tho rroprietors have SO much faith in tho curative powers of Esis Catarrh Medicine that they offer One Hundred Dollars ter any ease that it fails tc euro Send for list Sf testimonials.
 Address r [ CHENEY X co. Toledo. Ohio Sold by all Druggist, 1Hc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-03
CHIEF ENGiNfEa IS
 IN .IDB ALL IF TIE
 TIME NDW, 1E SAYS
Foels Better since Takinq TanIac Then H~ Has n 25 Tears and Has Gained 70 Pounds ia Weight

aeeu eent9-s1e aer- toea felt aa Nol and stfong as 10 now affer 41io@ hia IsnEecr aid Q. H. .4ahaFav. chief engineer 9f tan Life and CaaualtV 3uildi0n %aahvi Tean n m interesting interview
 hort 5tne eo
 ftar aad =agar4d .9f go whoie
 aars with nrioGs stoaach trouble
 ad aa. old eaat 7ai4 70 operation would relieve ITO ae continued grew O Gesoondent over mV hopeless saaerin@ that aeaa iaat ahont to elaa I5p E5z ob aad cotton 10 the place Ehere couldn't sat 2 zh5ae but gat- =Hesi and ewort aiik 9nd e1eu then the pains n mE sfoe9ark and thronnh th4 H4ii If my 5act zept ne n misery nearly aI the time ] couldn't sleep st ai9bt fod crew weaker and weaker Jo-
 t didn't taink zd aVeT gat any 5ot- ter
 ft's no wonder Shat praise Tanlae now and m teiIiog all aY friends ao91t f. Aftef. fakiap if 2 day or two ] foand that eoHA aat nost any hiag over oonid and from that fime ge have improved hose pain. T m9 pack and stea0aeh eft s0a shortly and ! begun 10 pick 5p have ao- t2aIi9 gained forty pounds weight
 noe tarted Hakin@ TanlaD md { feel better than nave n twenty f9e veare can sleep all night ike | healthy child and aet ID o tha morn mo full of life and energy. am rieht ea the job alI lh4 time and will be gEad to feil anybody Rho wants to know i8st what TanIac did for me"
 Sold bY Dcnleal ahartoacH Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-03
THIRD LIBERTY
 LOAN IN FF.9RU ARV

Washingtou j1a Tho o"Xt na- iional loan wilt he doaignatod off oioUv aa inc fbtrd Liberty loan. moi ibc Victory loan. pr Freedom ban or Peace loan as had tcou o"eosted. rhi. waa mnde known today after receipt of hundreds of suggested npmca from pereons all over the country in re@Aonst to a fe0ues' for submission ef tdeas
 roalnra and o'her a,lycrIjsipe mai fer will be preporcj immedintelt bearing tbc titie now adopted The lnan viii bc sono tim" after lfoh- ruarv Lon an amouni and ai III Ins torca rate mol vel d"cidod
 C V. Husonbure of Swoo Iafo va, bus,nces visitor in the city Yester tlaV.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-03
Gpffgs ffrr NoReFRs.

Wa hinaton Ian ffuel kdmm
 r9ar ariiol9 today tonl ltHa ew Fr1r Ioeee7eo to tho Gold oreani2o Hnu ot ea mel administration.
 Fte1Hs aeeepi my beartV eoad IF fai 9f >eW Jeat md my 7p- pr#siHt}ao af aa1 continuous support
 ala confident iHat 7ith eatieHa" rnnr-ee and united effort see Mill be 1ple ta aHhfate= =reaulte " nj n wIll he of great =eer4iea to our cpuntrH in Hs pf..sahf =.HzH.sts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-03
< HOUR pAN FOR tlWEEENiN

Spp5aue Wash afA iHe cmb= hour day J1 bc pur int, effect today in all tbo mmho, aWl-E. mills and atflated plants a. Wom bers of tho Western Fine nanuract0 tel4 association The ereauj1atitn embraces the priuoipal lCmhnr manH lecturers of Oregon. NasArrAlr0. taae bo and Noniant Herotof tpe ten haur da> has heen effet.h fmeuah enl this section e4a e}4ol oHr lax was ono or the chief demands of Inc N W strikers. and H ie he'ic' ca
 hal furth"r tro0ble in the lumhor industry in this section wilt he adoid- ed hv the de5 isioo ef the oHcrsters fa fesecn tle Weekiae hours without F. iHtlue vapp4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-03
lff crrS tn Yfeae
nfafi fgierr Sags rhf H. Nne
 Conscientious 0hieeior

st laais Ian Robert Y Heml r. af sl l9uia Hb7 fatl6a To ea to Gamn Funston hea he fHlltl m tic #elerfttf Gtarts lBs he1u Enfu e1 to t0 9eufF imrfispnment ta fha mi iafE ntf en II FW tea4eu#hftH Ean Frank @as eourWe0 hy am maual He aid he Waa conscientious ab. ieelee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-03
HOUSTON TALKS IN
 NITRATE FIR FARMS
sceeefary of }griruifnre fal oF 8f Recent Purchase of Chilean
 Fertilizer

v ahiHgfon l
 Houston SaFetar sf Egfs#
 made 6 following tat4
 ag & parebaea If i6a9aa ef Chilean Hffrate fU fzs55z6F farmer 4naar inc Pe food control 3o' pT fAeHf t6 procure nitrate sod f3f fF purpose gaa Ha He fariae9s f6l e37h at aoat
 ' have been Nv.ng If aa thought ard attention q fH HHe9te qbeatiaH ] hagn been IT Ha.# a41h with the war odustf5a7 board @ eh Wa# to purchase and deliver afe rial at fh6 oaboard. and also Hee shipping board Arrabg gsheat completed several Packs ag9 through tho war ndutrih board 4eaea Ae mediate supervision If H Raruat o pdfehd6 ozina.tig 100000 9r of nitrate of soda in Chile a aea5fd aaes Withh th a1th1Hiza faH 1et purpose n th food control fs cause of disturbed hipPag conditions
 f has been impo ibia a4t Hanaasla definitely fo secuc facilities for fao porting he 9itf3tr n HHalE Or q part
  haNe hacu completed fbr zan delivery at the soaboaid dnrihp JanuaFg sf F 900 tons and every roa5aHabf1
 ahee has been given hal appiie7 Hp 10 fhe 100000 to0s aar the aaainp month4 will he delivered Every p1 sibla effort will be made f9 H7fe cer. tain thesc dhiiverioe, laf houid He understood that on aeeoHf ef iHg conditions, rirfmsf 4aaae oerr which there is no control Hi9Ef Inter vehe.
 T eab moi state foai9 ez.rH9 hat tho pfieh will be, baf f af5l 6z ID pfoximafely $75 oh h1arl aarz If fHr seab6nrd Faruors will aae Ia pay frelght etarges 10 their oa9I taffeu the state fertiliIcr tap fee ahieh H fies n different 'af baf afl pebb ably moi average mors thm = =enfs ton. and any other i0nai ehaFPA
 "fhe nitrate secured ande 6ke ID prapfialf6n will be sold a41R .a fa8 ers foi their own uae daHa9 ll#a aH fnP saasoH, and generally rat fp cess of the amount 5eal by hem The department a6w TIT ranging machinery for the Aifefhaffaa of the mliefia and Qil eia fal pa6 iidfg concerning tho defals af Ibn matter"
 s SURGEONS agree shat In eaze If f'tas. Burns. Praises md HnH 3# the FiRsF TEftfMuE1' t lunI munr faai 8aHH aH FfEfcnF@T anu ea tic is npiied promptly fhEFa aa daneef of infection and ffh 5lH1 aa gins te haal ai unef fsr dHf on nan or beast, UOEpIoE# na IDEAL AN'flsl rTf aud n N1i<H hGFNT l'ny l o6# ad o10r for an emergency Pree 1f ft on and Si 50 sold hH " llr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-03

Miss 8at4arot Yogna of Baltimore, #ida wearing gae service belt ~hich he advocatcs for Fomen who have loved anes in Uncle San5s service. Thfea members of Miss foane's fam " nave joined the colors. and she s shown wearing Inc aeW aelt with brae 5nrFica stars. The 5elt IS of 46ite satin ribbon m Sam Brown fgle with red stars, which when worn with blue dress forms the aaf s9paI eoinre.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-03
93o STARS ON SERVICE FLAG.

EaHimcre Md. Ian Perhaps fhe p,est distinguished service flag in the country is living from the flag staN eC St Nafv's Industrial school here The flag bears hS9 stars; two of them are of gold fer men who have already lest their lives in tha scrvice
 This schoel k conspicuous for the number v Is pupils whe have ieiued some military service. The greater rmrertion cf them arc serving with the United States marines
 Eaeeaips iu Homes and ,acant Lots
 TAYLOR X COMPANY
 Insurance, leans aud Real Estate.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-21

back. With Creel at one end of the
cable and Albert Burleson at the
other, the senate. the country's
treaty making body will be deprived
of its rights.
Extension OF government control
to cables and express companies,
Senator Watson said, might be re-
garded as notice that the President
and his subordinates do not intend to
relinquish any authority granted
them during the war, unless COM
PEELED by legislative action"
While the war department reports
the cancellation OF contracts and de-
mobilization of the army, Senator
Watson said. cantonments in the
south are to be continued.
Senator Sherman OF Illinois, Re-
publican, said the vice president
acts as president only in case of
death, disability or resignation OF
the chief executive and added:
NO provision is made for the Pres
ident's absence from the territorial
limits of the United States. When
this proposed visit is made soon af-
ter December 2, the White House
will be transferred officially to Paris,
France.
There will be left the supreme
court, when 1t convenes, and the SEN
ate and the house will remain, but
the executive will be transferred to
Europe. where it will remain a con-
siderable time"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-21
STORM In SENATE
over CABLE Line
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Has Increased Costs.

mas bnSTOGG6O SDSbSS
Protests from President Mackay OF
the Commercial Gable company,
against the cable order was present.
ed by Senator kellogg, who said that
government operation of telegraphs
and telephones has caused increased
costs to the public.
Senator Watson denounced the
Presidents action as a breach OF
faith and declared it evidence OF a
program by certain cabinet members
and Others in the administration
with sociaIistic tendencies" to effect
stats socialism. He said Secretarys
Burlegon, Daniels and Baker have
advocated permanent operation of
railroads by the government.
Now, after peace has come upon
us" said Senator Watson, I'VE have
the President violating the spirit, II
not the letter OF the law, by taking
over the cables. This comes just at
a time when the President is about
to visit foreign country. Its new
and novel, and in some respects,
startling. 1t is not necessary It Is
singlllar that lust about the time the
President is going abroad he takes
over the cables when every war
necessity has ceased, IL indeed it
ever existed.
Il take 1t for granted that the
President took over the cables at
this time SO those who sit at the
peace table will not know what is be-
ing said I'M congress and SO the peo-
pie of this country, will not know
what is going on at the peace table.
/ take it for granted that when the
President leaves these shores the
cables, to all intents and purposes.
will be out.
Why lis George Cresl going along
He is going along to send back news
the President wants him TO send