davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-13

hold their prevailing price level
without much IL any prospect Of
reaction.
LONDON. May l3.-Bar silver is
off p at 4S7sd.
NE WYORK, May 1S.-Commer-
cial bar silver Is unchanged at 80 l2c.
NEW YORK, May 13.-There has
been so much backbone shown By
the market the past week with bet
ter foreign news that IL has reas-
sured the financial world and the
market has broadened. There has
been big accumulation in Nickel and
good move Is predicted. Insiders
i'm SHELTERS are talking a quick up
ward movement. Sentiment IN Wall
street is cheerful and optimistic and
il is sentiment that makes markets
NEW YORK. Nay 13.-The iron
/ and steel stocks are showing in
! creased activity while prices show
a rising tendency. Crucible just rose
sharply 20 Il IA. Republic just
made a new high at 81 3-s. LaclSa-
wanna shows an advance OF three
points over saturdays close. steel
common. although absorbing proiit-
taking sales on considerable basis.
holds firm at III 3-4.
NEW YORK. May l3.-The Wall
Street Journal says: There are
scores Of stocks in which bullish
ammunition is lying dormant.
Strength in stocks due to remark
I a bic success of Liberty loan"
NEW YORK. May 15.-Proht-
taking in various stocks. particular
~ steel common, continues, but des-
pite this fact steel common holds
firm at 112.
CHICAGO. May l3.-Local senti-
ment in July oats is being revised
somewhat, owing 10 price level and
sold out appearance Of the market
Bearish feeling not as pronounced
as recently.
NEW YORK, May l3.-The rails
are being taken I'm hand again. New
York Central is selling 10 points out
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-13
JUSTICE PEAKS COURT.
Filed.

Elizabeth Litzka. VS.. Steve Suelli.
suit on account 10 recover $50.
Francis a. Ginz VS. A. r. Twit-
chell. suit TO recover possession of
premises at 21O T. Ohio ST., and 500
damages
Tried.
Judgment in favor OF the pl6intin
was rendered IN the case of George
Weiss. boy his next friend Margaret
Weiss. vs.. Fred Frueh FOR S22.50.
ON motion OF the plaintiff the case
Of Chauncey A. CANCER rs. Henry
Hoffman was dismissed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-13
PROVISIONS

7 hUN INIONNs
Corrected Daily by 4. ". Mueller, 2l1
y Jefferson Blvd
NEGFTABLEsS-New southern pota-
toes. Toe H.; old potatoes, paying, 6jc,
selling. Sc bushel
FRUIT-Oranges. case. ST.95; selling.
iO@S0 per doz.; lemons. case, SASS,
selling. GOcdS1 20 doz.
BUTTER AND F(fCiS-Creamery hut
ter. paying 43c; selling. 49,: eggs. 32c /;
selling. 3jc doz
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-13

CHICAGO. May 13 - Heretofore
all oat crop news has been favor
able and price ideas based CORES
pondingly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-13

NEW YORK. May l3.-The rails
are being taken in hand again. New
York Central Is selling 10 points out
OF line.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-13

ERE DFSTROYS BUnDING

GREEN HIDFS-fOc
TALLOW-2G3c, rough
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-13

NEW YORK. May 1S.-The ma
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-13
LIVE STOCK.

Corrected Daily by Major Bros. :. LO-
gan st.. Mishawaka.)
HEAVY FAT STEERS-Fair 20 good,
7GSc: prime. 9I1Oc
HOGS-1OOd200 lbs. 15c. 12Od 100 lbs.
16Ac; 1909 100 lbs. 1612c; 1J0d2OO lbs.
lie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31

snamrGvi Konremn6v ky m dpoaah W tO piracy dO db"0"an"" """"
nE Lmv vmni sG omhuko HWahki W dmu WbMNW So h"N
lie G@W lest mS MHbh nhatw w ChagoP F. K Rydesken ma k%a s@u Mmh%ane"
TnmIa Kserkhgoi Alberta NOka w pwechA Ant aHeeMsNs nw n.whnuh VIZ.
"I CO eplka1Aap Ma orUnmh mNc kHup dkhh aMW SSm u ma b@e admins
@ @ mm@yMWw IwE as me ne obse pu@hunhi nphywanar "hSc"e %"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31
Giosujcie M
A. ROSTENK0WSKlEGO
ma Senatora S~tanowego.

panuje W Petrogradzie.
Londyn, 81. pazdz. - Wiado-
moSc o zamierzonej przez bolsze-
wikow rzezi W noe 10 listopada
potwierdza Harold Williams, lon
dyhski pisarz i powaga w spra--
wach rosyjskich, ktory tax mo-
wi: ,,Proznemby byio cieszyc sic
illuzya, re bolszewiki ME wyko-
naja tego, CO mowia. We wrzeS-
niu ich urzedowy organ ogiaszai
codziennie pieeset Union osob,
kt6re zgineiy bez powodu i pro-
cesu. Jezeli ME ola dobra Rosyi,
tc ola dobra ludzkosci, wolnoSci
i cywilizacyi, tudziez ola zabez--
pieczenia pokoju, ktory nareszcie
zblizyl sic ku nam, najwyzszy
nadchodzi czas w~strzymac tie O.
krucienstwa, ktore ME ustepuja
niemieckim barbarzynstwom, po-
p~elnianym podczas tel wojny."
Honolulu, 81. pazdz. - Ksia.
ze Lwow, ~pierwszy premier -
syjskiego prowizorycznego rzadu
rewolucyjnego. wyjechai stad do
Stanow Zjednoczonych. Oswald
.czyi on, re Rosya jest straszna
mara SIENNA re SVEN barbarzyn-
stwem i okrucienstwami w okoli-
each opanowanych Przez ule-
glych Niemcom sCzerwonych."
Amsterdam, 81. pazdz. - Ro-
syjski minister ola spraw zagra-
nicznych Czyczerin p. wystosowal
note do prezydenta Wilsona, W
ktorej oswiadcza, re jest gotow
zawrzeG rozejm ma podstawie e.
wakuacyi okupowanych teryto-
ROW, ktoryto warunek p~ostawili
Alianci Niemcom. Pyta zatem
p~rezydenta, kiedy wycofae a
mierza swe wojska z Thurman
ska, Archangielska i Syberyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31
HON, THOMAS F. SGUtLY
ma
SedZiegO POwiatowegO.

Sedzia Scully byl tym,, ktory "a
poczatkowal patryotyczny zwyczaj
wywieszania flagi amerykanskiej We
Nszystkich miejscaeh do gfosowania,
aby inspirowac patryotyzm, uczci--
NoSC i wydajno$c W wyborach.
Znajac o wielkiem zapotrzebowa-
uIu i og6lnem dOmaganiu sic popra-
= Elk do praw prawyborczych i wy
hsrczych, naznaczyi sedzia Scully ko
M tet Representatives z Iona obywa-
tell do r~ozwazenia caiej tel sprawy.
Pierwszym przewodniczacym ts-
20 komitetu byi s. p. William j.
calhoun, byfy reprezentant St. rs.
W Chinach. Nastepca jego by Stefan
s Gregory, byly prezes Americ ~
Par Assn. kt6ry sprawowa& urzao
CzIonka komisyi, ktora zakreSli'
IT, obecne prawa wy6orcze W naszym
s.sLie.
w rezultacie piracy. dokonllej
przez len komitet, podczas ostatn:ce
obrad legislatury stanowej guber-
ra.0r Lowden. IA Iaczyi s2ecy .lny
knn.tet do przegladniecia pra'v Wy
bOrCZych Stanu LIMOS
.Jeden = blow, przediozonych psiez
ta1ic kcmitet. 4 ktory stall sic pra-
wcn. gC wielu ty9cdniach wyczef--
pu:qCG. rracy scdZiego SculsV "
,rriLg! cid, jest jrdnym z naicsi-
n~ieiszych wyjatkow prawodawstwa,
przyjetych IA o~statniej sesyi legl--
Sedzia Scully ulepszyl admin
strOwanie praw wyborczych I maszy-
nv ~wyborczej tax dalece, IL jest to
niezmiernie waznym czynem ola pu-
b~licznOSci W zachowaniu czystosci
bal1tu i praw obywateli PREY wybo-
rach. Przez jego uczciwa prace, pre-
prowadzono W legislature prawa,
kt6re ocala ludziom tysiaee dola-
row. 4 jednoczeSnie wznosza wydaJ-
nose maSzyneryi wyborczej.
Sedia Scully zapoczatkowal oso-
hrste ~odwiedzenie Iozmaitych mieJsc
wvhorczych W dniu wyborow, oraz
,a,uaczai czlonkow rady komisyi wy
borczei do speinienia podobnych
czvnnOSci we wszystkich c~zesciach
mf1sta Chicago. Ia b~ezpoSrednia su-
porvizya przyczyniia sic do maksy-
mum wydajnoSei " przeprowadza--
cir wybor6w W haszem miescie.
Sedzia Scully zalozyl plan utrzy-
mywania szk6l instrukcyjnych ola
sedzi6w / klerkow instrukcy1nych.
Zpl rama te odbywaiy sic szko-
ZACH publicznych, W roznych cze-
sciacb miasta. - Wszelkie sprawy
" odniesieniu do wybor6w byly tam
r~ozbierane. Rezultat tych zebran
przyCzynii sic bardzo do w~ydajnosci
klerk6w wyborczych PREY odpowied-
MEM zastosowaniu praw wybor-
czvch ku og6lnemu zadowoleniu pu-
blicznoSci.
Zr6bcie krzyzyk ma demokratycz-
nvm balocie pred nazwiskiem
81 Thomas F. Scully
Ma Sedziego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31
Uwaga do Czytelnikow "Dziennika Chicago

TRAKCYJNYM we wtorek 5go hstopada
pRAwom 7 NAnEpszYM nTrEREsoM Decydujde "a samgo sebie sva
rodzine .x.- -c1ver .~. .~
Lest To W interesel udzi - ola kazdego rownoc7esnie. WSIYSCT 3 lego sho
rzystaja.J ezeN sprawl ia ME wygra W 70 wtorek pzez gfosoWane udN -fEo'
ur1ynie bIsko dziesee lat zanim bda mogn doaac podobna okazye znowu.
GIOSUJCIE YES, Napewno!
DZIENNIK CHCAGOSKL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31

tyjskie powaznie zaatakowaiy ar
mic turecka ma polnoc- cd Kaleh
Sherghat, przyczem Brytyjczycy
wzieli 1000 jencow do niewoli.
poWSTANIE w CZARNO-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31

Ka5dy bogaty, czy ubcgL pownien GhoSo"Ac - I'd
Gy chcecei c gddeS, chcece dostae szybko tram"A l u""o n"'~N
sedzeuie / dojechae, gdIe chcecie szybko. , -.-ou
a 10 da vaszei whsnej wygdy 1 dogodnoSci Ola oszczedzenla czasu
nienhdsy,g losujcie Ia tym nowym odynansem trakcy1nym
TAME OPIATY "a pzejazd. -.-o ,uo .ousl
Wy SAINT ia mo4ecie zadecydowac. Me jest to sprawl pontyczna" Me PozWor
Gle samolubnym pontykerom hub innym adzc sooe prNNl" "asHy" WHISKY"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31
I Chicago Heights,
Illinois.

Ia staraniem Komitetu obywatel-
skiego, oraz wszystkich reprezentan
tow Towarzystw, bedzie urzadzony
Obchod Listopadowy, poiaczony z
wiecem ma rzecz Armii Polskiej W
nied1iele, dnia 3go listopada b. T.
Wszystkie towarzystwa maja sic ze-
brac o godzinie 2giej popoludniu W
sail parafialnej / in corpore wysta-
pia ma Nieszpery, kt6re sic roDpocz-
na o W POI do 3ciej. Pc Nies1porach
udamy sic wszyscy do sail parafial-
mel, gdzie odbedzie sic obchod.
Programowa move wygiosi K.
proboszcz W. warakomski, Choir sw.
Cecylii pod batuta p. Krol wystapi
re spiewem. Ko}ko Dramatyczne wy
stawi stosowna do chwili jednoak-
t6wke. Czctgodne Siostry ju5 PREY
gotowywuja dzieci ze spiewem, a
Do. Marshal / Skoniec1ko dostarcza
doborowej muzyki. Przemawiae row
niez bedzie organizator Armii Pol
skiej, p. Krzywonos, oraz kilku NOW
COW z Chicago, prawdopodobnie pre-
mawiac bedzie take ktos re stanu
kaplanskiego. -
Ma tax wspanisia uczte duchowa
powinni pospieszye wszyscy, Komi-
tet lywi nadzieje, re ami jednego Pc
laka W naszej osadzie ME bedzie,
ktoryby ME chciai eve obecnoscia
uswietnit. tel uroczystosci. Tersz
wiasnie nadszed} Gas piracy, a do
piracy potrzeba siiyY a siia ley W
jednosci.
Wiec spieszmy ma Vice. Mech
stanie gmach wspaniaiy ojczyz-
ma.
3 q n
27go pazdziernike T. b. odjechai
z naszej osady ochotnik do Armii
Polskiej Franciszek Staran, kt6ry
byl c5ule 1egnany przez Komitet O.
bywatelski. = Kto n~astepny?
y q p
Tow. Forester6w Dworu sw. Woj-
ciecha zlozylo ma rece kasyera Kom.
Obyw. $40 ma pokrycie kosztow De-
Iegata ma Sejm Polski. Foresterzy
pod wzgledem patryotyzmu przodu-
| ia, poniewa1 zakupili Bond Wolno-
sciowy 1 prawdopodobnie ofiaruja
go ma Fundus1 Narodowy.
q q
PAM Apolonia Rosa o~fiaruje gra-
mofon ma fundusa t~ytoniowy ola zol
merry polskich.
q q q
ofiary, kt6re ziozono ma Fundusz
Narodowy beda ogioszone po VIE
en-. lie W naszej osadzie zebrano do
tego czasu.
Ia komitet
st. Wr6blewski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31
KRWAWE A Boise.
WIK0W.

Londyn, 81. pazdz. - Podczas
r7qdow generaia Krasnowa, wo-
dza Kozakow i bylego czionka
sztabu Aleksandra Kerenskiego,
$4,000 osob zostalo rozstrzela-
nych W okolicy Donu, m6wi de-
pesza iskrowa z Rosyi.
Kopenhaga, 81. pazdz. - Spe-
cyalna depesza z Petrogradu do
nosi. re bolszewiki otwarcie teraz
oSwiadczaja. IL noe logo listoPa-
DE- bsdzie druga noca sw. Bartio-
mieja, podczas ktorej Gala burzu-
azya i inteligencya zostanie wy
nlordowana. Nieopisana panika
N.." .|.." AE-fAAt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31

27go pazdziernike T. b. odjechai
z naszej osady ochotnik do Armii
Polskiej Franciszek Staran, kt6ry
byl c5ule tegnany przez Komitet O.
bywatelski. = Kto nastapny?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31

PAM Apolonia Rosa ofiaruje gra
mofon ma fundusz tytoniowy ola 20
merry polskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31

otrzymai nominacye ma ten zaszczyt-
ny urzad. w biurze klerka tego sa-
du pracuie okoio 10 Irzednik6w, a
wielu z Mich jest nam dobrze INA
nych, jake rodakow naszych.
Przez wybor p. Rydzewskiego Ia
dokumentujemy, re stoimy PREY "a
sadach naszych acknowledgement, a
przez to podniesiemy imie nasze, re
potrafimy glosowa6 ma to partye kt6
"a mianowa{a Polaka ma tax odpowie
dzialny urzad. Pan Rydzewski nalezy
do polskich organizacyi l jego liczna
rodzina takze. w sprawach polskich
p. Rydzewski zawsze stale do apelu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31

swa znajomoScia / doSwiadczeniem
jake radny miasta i prawnik przy-
czyni} sic wielce do p%odniesienia 1
znaczenia imienia polskIego W mie-
Scie Chicago.
Aid. st. S. Walkowiak, rodzony
W Chicago, uczeszczal do polskiej
szkolyji nalezy do polskich organi-
zacyi. Wszelka pewnoScia kazdy
dobrze myslacy wyborca odda mu
sw6j CLOS. 5go listopada 1918 roku.
Nazwisko aid. S. S. Walkowiaka ma
sedziego jest ma maIym balocie pod
rubryka - DEMOCRATIC - 9te
z CORY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31
GORE.
Amsterdam. 81. pazdz. - Wiz

Amsterdam. 81. pazdz. - Vie
Sci otrzymane Przez gazety no.
landzkie re stolicy czarnogorskiel
Cetinje droga ma Wieden dono-
sza, re zbrojne powstanie szerzy
sic W Czarnogorze. UzbroJone
oddzialy Czarnogorcow zajeiy
Niksic. Berano i Rejevica, a VOL
ska austryackie szybko opuszcza-
il kraj. Scutari i Rieka znaJduJa
sic W rekach powstahcow, ktorzy
morduja wszystkich zwolenni-
kow z~aborczego rzadu.
Saloniki, 81. pazdz. = Serbska
kawalerya dotaria do Dunaju ma
wschod cd Semendria, 2 mile
ne poiudniowy wschod cd Belgra
du
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31

powt6rnie ubiega sic O ten urzad.
Kom. Albert Nowak okazal sic tax
dobrym | s%umiennym pracownikiem.
re Original uznanie cd ca}ego oby-
watelstwa, kt6re mu wprost olbrzy-
mia wiekszoscia przy prawyborach
zaufanie swe wyraziio. Koniecznost
lego dalszej piracy polega ma jego
wyborze. 5go listopada, 1918 roku.
Kom. Nowak, tam gdzie jest spra-
wa narodowa zawsze Jest czynnym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-31

Jest ponownie kandydatem ma do
tychczas piastowany urzad.
Przez ostatnie 6 lat urzedoWaf ma
lawie sedziowskiej, zjedna} sobie o.
g6lne uznanie wSrod obc~onarodoW-
cow, a to przez gorliwe sp~efnianie
obowiazk6w swego urzedu przez
b~ezstronnoSG w rozstrzyganiu spraW
lego iurysdykcyi podpadajacych.
w sprawach polskicht zawsze bic
RE czynny udzial / jest czfonkiem
wielu polskich organizacyj.
Nazwisko sedziego Joseph S. La
Buy lest Mate W rubryce DEMO-
KRATYCZNEJ na ma}ym balocie.
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kt6ry apeluje 1 prosi azeby mu dopom6dz do utrZymania
ko MONA uczyni6 giosujqc "a partya Demokratyczna.
POlscy obywatele i obywatelH mOga to uczynit,
polski precynkt 1 ma kalda polska warde, DO przeciez wiedza
Partya Demokratyczna daia uznane obywatelstwu
Sedzi6w: aid. s. s. Walkowiaka / J0zefa S. La Buy, ma
WDEMocRAT1
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TOMASZ KASPERSKI
na Konisarza Powiatowego

mianowany zostai ma tax zaszczytny
urzad Komisarza poraz drugi.
w okresie urzedowan;a odznaczyf
sic W ~szczeg6lnosci iako przewodni-
czacy komisyi szpitalnej i jego dzia-
ialnoscia wiele ulepszen ola bied--
niejszej klasy ludnosci zaprowadzo-
no. 1awsze chetnie dopomaga} tym,
kt6rzy sic do niego zglaszali. Komi-
sarz T. Kasperski W sprawach ma
szych zawsze czynny udziai bra. nile
zwazajsc ma %trudnosci, ably tylko do
pom6dZ,
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power is turned toward construction rather than destruction, there will be plenty to keep tObe minds of the peo- pie from plotting mischief and their hands employed. Peace may become stale, but it can never become un- profitable. And Arkansas will be among the state that will profit most in times of peace. when the steady current of it's raw materials begin to flow into Europe through the chan nels of trade. We are just in the dawn of a new and greater day for Arkansas.
 The next excitement in Arkansas will be the 1919 session of the gen. eral assembly, which is now only six weeks off. Following the aeeom-
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machinery. However, Lonoke and prob ably other counties cast a larger vote than Pulaski, and the anomalous spectacle will be presented of the capital county having a smaller dele gation than other and much smaller counties.
 Every effort will be made to se- cure prompt returns from the special election on the constitution Decem- Der A. An appeal will be made by Gov. Brough to all election officials to make the returns to their county commissioners and the commissions CTS to report to the state authorities the night of election There being only one count to make, it would be a very simple matter and can be com pleted at every polling place in the state within an hour after the polls are closed.
 And so the call goes out to all election officials:
 Set a record for promptness.
 Show what can be done under a system of cooperation
 Count the votes at once and re- port promptly by telephone or in per son.
 By this means it will be possible to present the morning following the election tabulation of not less than ninety per cent of the votes cast" 
 So far as known now the picric acid plant and the aviation warehouse are to be completed here. The war re- quirements having passed they will be
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plksai1fnent of peace, it will be a most 1; important session. and will have for
 consideration many important ques-
 tions t,ieaiing witb ttbe readjustment | of economic and industrial conditions. The relative importance of the ses- sion depends upon the adoption of the new constitution, which is to be
 submitted to the electorate on Decem
 Der IA, at special election If the constitution is ratified--and the pros poets for it's adoption appear bright CT every uay-it will present many new subjects for consideration A large part of the body of statutory law will be revised, re enacted and strengthened to compare with the new organic law.
 IL will probably be the last of the long sessions of the legislature. The people have gone on record emphati- cally as opposed to long sessions. They initiated an act which reduced sessions of indefinite duration to 60 days biennially, but the new constitu- ton goes even further and provides for 90 day sessions every -four years. alternate so and 60 days sessions. The members will be elected every four years, and will receive salary not to exceed $1,000 for the term Under the present law they receive $720 for two terms of two years each
 Having in mind the many neces- sary changes that must be made in the statutes. the constitutional con vention provided that the first session of he legislature following the adop- tion of the constitution should not be limited fin time
 There are provisions in the propos- ed constitution that will readjust the finances of the state, counties and cities to meet the requirements of progressive communities. It will 1 save untold sums in the more busi- | ness like and common sense manner of conducting the peoples business. and will enable every governmental | unit to go upon cash basis and | make it impossible to become deeply | involved in debt. This in itself will i far more han compensate the cost of | drafting and submitting the consti- | tuition.
 No one pretends that the proposed | constitution is perfect, or that it | meets the ideas, in all particulars. ! of any man or set of men. That 1 would be impossible Constitutions are necessarily the fruits of compro-
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turned over to some kind of indus trial purposes, and will become i'm portant factors in the industrial life of the city and state. There is still considerable conjecture about what disposition is to be made fo the mil lions invested in the camps. It is expected that portions of these will be retained for some sort of govern ment program.
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LITTLE ROCK LETTER
(By Clio Harper)

Little Rock, Nov. 1S.-Already the people are beginning to ask what they are to do for excitement now that the war is over They have lbeen fed up on war and war activi- ties until they are finding it tf1fficult to resume the normal pursuits of peace.
 Bdt if there is to be less excite ment there is to be more enduring results than the killing of people, even an enemy, and the destruction of prop@rty. When all the industrial
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GUARD AGAINST
 SORE THROAT

Be on your guard right now against sore throat. The atmosphere Is chock full of germs that cause sore throat, and, if your system is the least bit clogged up or weakened, which is likely at this time of the year. cleanse it at once with Win Hepatica. Vim Hepatica not only cleanses your liver and bowels, but will restore your vitality, thus guard ing you against colds, sore throat, pneumonia, and other maladies so prevalent this time of year. Come in and get bottle now
 Sold by P. R. Turner Drug Co.
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It is wrong to say that women do the proposing. A proposal of mar riage, like proposal of peace. comes from the side that is ready to sur render.- St. Louis Star.
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No one pretends that the proposed constitution is perfect, or that it meets the ideas. in all particulars. of any man or set of men That would be impossible Constitutions are necessarily the fruits of compro-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-09-13
MT. MORIAH

Good old summer has gone and
fall has begun Co make her appear
aucc. We love fall with her bcauti-
full golden rod and different colored
leaves, but dread bleak old winter
with her cold, bleak winds and beau
tiful white snow
Mrs. j. W. Hall preached a fine
sermon here on Sunday last. Sub
iect: "Thc Beauties Of Heaven" She
also preached at the Methodist
church at Highland Sunday night to
a large and appreciative congrcga-
ton.
Mrs. Herbert Delaney. Of Cincin-
natl, is with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. l.. Davis. for awhile. Her
husband is IN camp taking training
10 help whip Billie Kaiser.
The much needed roof has been
put on our church at this place and
we are now getting ready to try to
give this tabernacle of God a coat
of paint.
Miss Viola Hiatt had pleasant
visit with Mr. G. VI. Young and fam
ily, Of Highland, Sunday night
Mrs. j. W Hall will begin a few
days meeting at Sauhey at Logan's
Creek church on Friday evening,
Sept. l3. Every one is cordially in
vited to come and hear this woman
Of God proclaim His wonderful mes
sages in ell their purity Mrs Hall
never fails TO interest Gods children
and will do the sinners good if they
will come and listen to the wonder
full messages this Godlike woman will
deliver to YOU. Come one and all and
lets have a large audience.
Misses Mary Stevens and Ethyl
Maybriar were attractive guests Of
Mrs. Alfred Marshall last Sunday.
Mr.. J. c. Cogle, Familiarity known
as Uncle John" was visiting his rel
atives and friends. "Uncle John"
makes his home at Rowland.
Miss Mary A. Boone is visiting her
sister, Mrs. William Dunaway, Of
Stanford, for a few days.