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CONFERENCE HELD ON
 REVENUE LEGISLATION
PLANS CcNTENr-ATE PROMPT AOTr-N -N F.N-,N5 AFPhJ-
 P6lArON BILLS.

Washington, May Congress ap- parently tonight had founi a way to provide the new war revenue leg sla- ton insisted upon by President Will .son without abandoning entTely Us long cherished plan to get out ol Washington for a summer vacation.
 Leaders of both parties joined conference over a program proposed by Representative Garner of Texas, a democrat of the house ways and means committee, and it was giveu general approval The plan contem- plates prompt action on pending ap- prOpriation bills to be followed about June 15 or 20 by a recess of both houses until August l, while the ways and means committee frames the revenue bill.
 After passage of the measure by the house, probably about August 20, the house would take a recess of thirty days to await action in the senate.
 The program has not been discussed with the president or Secretary sIc- Adoo.
 MT. Garner said his plan had been agreed to by Republican Leader Gil- lette, Representative Moore of Penn sylvania, and other republican lead- CTS in both houses.
 The plan will be submitted to the ways and means committee tomorrow when the committee meets to prepare for hearings.
 Representative Kitchin, of North Carolina, chairman of the ways and means committee, made a speech Tn the house explaining his attitude to- ward immediate revenue Legislation and charging that a powerful lobby working for revision of the zone post al rates on newspapers and periodi- calls was responsible for the demand for keeping congress in session. He declared the lobby hoped to have the senate put an amendment repeating or modifying the zone system law on the revenue bill and to keep it there by getting the president or the sec retary of the treasury to insist upNn the house conferees yielding when election or adjournment time ap preached
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TAKING OF TESTIMONY
 IN TIE PRAEGER CASE
WITNESS TELLS HOW THE MOB SENT HIM FOR TAR AND
 FEATHERS.

lEdwardsvile, lll May 2S. That Robert Paul Praeger, alleged Ger man spy, met his death at the hands of mob of l50 persons, was the tes- timony of Harry Linmann, l5 years of age, a service cNr driver, at the trial here today of eleven men charged with the lynching of Prae- ger at Collinsyille April g.
 Linmann said he and Edward Ma gel were sent to a road house, two miles west of Collinsville, to get a quantity of tar and feathers They were unable to procure the tar and feathers he said and when they re- turned Joseph Reigel, confessed lead CT of the mob, took the robe from Iinmanns car and fastened it to the tree to which Praeger was hanged.
 Nagers testimony was similar to Iinmann's
 John Bruso, foreman of the coro-
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ners jury that investigated Praegers death, testified Reisel told the cor oner's jury that at least 150 men participated in the lynching and that all had hold Of the rope. Louis Geur- ding, druggist. testified that he fol- lowed the mob to the scene of the lynching in his automobile and said the farewell note Praeger indited to his mother was written on a fender of his machine He said the headlights of his car furnished the light for the death scene
 Jon Fl Seisol, mayor of Couinsville. testified he renonstrated with the mob and urged them to let the law take its course. He said he was not aware that the mob had possession of Praesor until after the lynching.
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ARRIVALS AT HOTEL COMO.

Ars. W. A. Wilson and daughter. Mena; B. C. Branch, Little Rock. M. w. Meeks. Batesyille; George Peck, F. Husung, R. s. Cloud, Oliver Gold smith, E. J. Browne, Little Rock J. T. Culpepper and wife, ThomasyiI.s. Ga; H. M Ortmeyer E. Jones' Little Rock; Mildred Lewis. Wisconsin; G. E. Mcclure, Wisconsin; k. E. Morton and wife, Bryan; J. B Lewis. Little Rock c. H Wright. Memphis; C A. Harrison New Orleans; l4 J Wal ter, Little Rock. II. P. Howard. Wis consin; J O. Hooper, St Louis: h.. 8. Robbins, Pennsylvania; F. A. Mctn- ley, New York; C. T Jacobs and wue, Miss Harrison, II. c. Butler, iSlissis- sippi.
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INTERNED ENEMY ALIENS
 ARE TO BE PUT TO WORK

Washineton, May 2S.-Proyost Mar shal General Crowder's work or fight order has been applied to interneu enemy aliens by the government and many Germans formerly engaged in business in the large cities of the country will soon be plying hoes, rakes and other farm implements Ill gardens at troop camps, rais Il. veg etables for the soldiers
 One hundred Of the interned enemy aliens have been sent from Fort Ogle- thorpe, Ga, to Camp Deyens, Mass The next quotas will go to Camp Dix N. J., and Camp Grant, lll A four hundred acre farm Will be cultivated at Camp Dix. Each loo aliens will be looked after by 25 soldiele.
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DRAG, DRAG,-
 AND SUFFER
Was All I Did" Says Dallas Lsdy Who Gives Cardui Credit for Her Being Well and Strong
 Today.

Dallas. TeNas-''It is hard 10 express the gratitude y feel for the medicine that saved my life" says Mrs $ w. is what Cardui did and would like for others to know, as the fel words say may save lot of suffering for some one
 l suffered everything one can sui fer and live. My back hurt, my head. my sides il weak nervous hurting all over Drag, drag and suffer. if was all I did. No rest and very little sleep or appetite.
 l began to have spells One night I told my husband | would try Cardui. It had been recommended to me. begun 1T and it did me good It saved my life, I verify believe.
 l began to improve grew strong ! am a strong and well woman today I cant say too much for Cardui I praise Cardui and will praise if as long as I live.
 Whenever feel the need of q tonic, l send and get bottle of Car dui and it helps me, seems to be what l need"
 Cardui may be what you need. Try Cardui It's mild, medicinal fe- male tonic that has helped many thousands of women in the past 40 years It should help you.
 All druggists -(Adv1
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pon,t Lei l. llnner.

A cough that follows Ia grippe or any other cough that hangs on' from winter to spring wears down the suf- ferer, leaving him or her Tn a weak ened state unable to ward off sick ness and disease Jos Gillard, 14S Fillmore St, Nashville, Teen, writes. 'I was suffering with dry hacking cough and a pain in my chest, but since taking Foley's Honey and Tar l. have been relieved" It soothes, heals and cures coughs. colds and croup. Good for whooping cough A c Jennings
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CRITIC lZE ORE BILL.

Washington. May 2S.-The admin lstration ore control bill. the senate mines committee was told today by kavenel Macbeth, of Mackay. Idaho. representing western producers is a suoteriuse fcF bureautratic control of mining authority The petroleum and chemical industr.es also would be subject to control he said.
 MT. Mac3eth's assertion that the proponents of this bill are not sin George Otis smith. director of the geological survey who said all the regulation possible under the bill would be eSerted unless absolutely necessary
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CALL MEETING OF THE GARLAND COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE

Notice is hereby given that there will be a meeting of the Garland County Convention held at the Gar land County court room in the city Of Hot Springs. Arkansas at | o'clock in the afternoon on 3rd day of June, 1918
 This meeting will be for the pur- pose of electing convention delegates end for the purpose of considering any other business which may law fully come before such meeting. It is desired that every member be pres ent.
 $. ". GRANDSTAFF' Chairman Garland County Democratic Central Committee 5-29-5t
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GARLAND COUNTY COLOREp
 INSTITUTE.

The regular one week teachers in- stitute (colored) for the county of Garland will open Monday, June 8, at S:30 a. m, in the Langston Higa School building All teachers of the city and county and prospective teachers are required to attend Wis., tting teachers and all persons who are interested in education are cordially invited to attend
 R. C. BARROW, Conductor.
 o ] HENDERSON
 County Superintendent
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MURDER.

have killed the prices on my prop erty in Hot Springs ! will sell with out regard to value No l. 8-room wo-etory house, good outhouses, lot l00x150 No 2. Groom house. one story and a half basement. good out houses. lot 50x150. No 3. five-room house lot S0x130. No. 1. two business lots, corner Seventh and Hobson. with five rooms. No 6. one-half interest in 14-acre truck farm two miles out
 See NJ S. COBB, owner, phone 1l6i or f259 5-10-Lf
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NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR
 CAI

Sealed bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor Hot Springs. Ar kansas, up 10 and including June %. 1918, for all the merchandise dead white oak tim CT standing or down and all the live white oak timber marked or designated for cutting on an area of SO acres in the $ 1-2 of SW l-4 See 26, r. 1 .. R 20 w, 9th P. NJ. Arkansas National Forest, Arkansas. estimated to ze 34,000 feet B. NJ. more or less of white oak timber. No bid of less than $l25 per thousand will be considered Deposit with bid l~oo The right to reject any and all bids reserved Before bids are sub the timber the conditions of sale and the submission of bids should be obtained from the Forest Supervisor. Hot Springs, Arkansas
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-29
EIGHTY BURIED IN GRAVE

The Hague. May Eigrty elgnt of the persons who were killed when the British air slua lron raided Co., logne on May & were 0uried in the same grave, according to Les Nou- wells. The correspondent of the news paper says the inhabitants of the city are panic stricken
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0JENNlE PARKER" DEAD.

Philadelphia. May 2S Mrs Jose phine Bishop Sl years of age, widow Of Charles Bishop. a popular come dian years ago died today in the Mrs Bishop was known as Jennie Parker on the stage She first ap- peared al Ford's theater. Baltimore, and later was a member of Edwin Forests company
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SUMMER SCHOOL.

A summer school of six weeks will open in the Langston High School building Monday, June 9. at a. m. All pupils who have units to maks up are expected to attend
 R, C. BARROW, Principal.
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PLATEAU HOTEL

Como Square. sanitary pleasant rooms. also light housekeeping ac- cOmmodations. summer rates Come and see us: new management c
 W stanton, formerly of Bigelow Little Rock. Fort Roots and Camp Pike. S3a i-2 Central avenue, Phone f20. 516-lm
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NOTICE!

l will not be responsible for any pills contracted by my wife Myra. from this date
 JOHN l.. WHITE. May 2S IBIS. 5-29-fw
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-29

If it's g0oG coffee Nitn pure cream and the best creamery butter you are looking fos yon will find it al Frisbys 8-S tiI
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WAssE BLooT TEST. $500
 All chemical ana analytical work at reasonable price Wassermann Laboratory. 7l6h Central Avenue. Dr. Walter McLaiu, director
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-17
neue Bepc- Hnldge.
Die gr0Bte Getrdnke=
Fdbrik der Welt.
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benIer-gnid So. sur ssDroer,tag
einer seiitnoen Semperens-So-
Iitif, bic amf ridjtiser, mora
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gerldngen nah unlerrn er5enenteft
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Der Sirrna Mnbenier=9 =9uih leitet.
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Nnr feline Ansit.

sStt oen Iesten @ohen babell cir
paar oentidipradise 9eifilngen ibl
GriHeiaen eingeitellt. Mdn ideinl
oaraus itngiinitige shIiiife nilf Die
,3ufunft Der oeiitidipradigen Hrelfe
iiberbaltpt ae5oger 5u bnber, aber
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s5allert banoeIte es fidj nm 3eitlingen
oie ffon laltge cine iiniihere gri,
items fiibrten, uno Die audi obne oer
&rieg ibr grf1einen friiber ooer ipd.
ter b1tten eiflitellen r1riilfen.
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@elannlntbeit miro BON Dem Ser
Icbtpinoen oieier 9latter 1lidt fe-
riibrt. Sic miro cine 3iifunft baben,
folange oie oelttidipradige 8epolfe.
rllng treu au ibr bdlt, lino oa5u bai
iie gegetrtpdrtig ntebr 8eranlaliung
ais ienlals. 9urd Die slusfale pro
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tliht beirren 81 laiien
p
@erube in Der gegenlDartigen 3eit
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beoarf ibrer. @eil iie oas ein5igc
Wittel bieten, Die oelitihipradige Be
polferung nit ibren &unbgebungen,
ibren Mppenen I'M finan5ielle itno
onoere 9iiIfe 5n erreihen. 8as oas
bebeutet, oafiir bat Die groBartige
slnfnabme Ser oritten Sreibeitsan-
leibe in oen &reiien Der oeitidIpra-
d)igen geoolferllng, oas Heinltat Der
unernliibliden @erbear6eit Der
oeutl6fprod)igen Preiie einen glon-
5eroen 8etpeis geliefert, ySie Die
Gegierltng oieie lmo abnliAe 9ienlte
ser oeutibIpradigelt Breiie fddbt,
oafiir Iiege1 5ablreibe 9unogeblnl-
gen ser 5uitdnoigen ontliden Stelleu
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dem @erfebr nit ben oeutihipradi-
geu 3eiti,nget. llnauseeiebt gebt H.
nen anltlihes Material 5urGer6ffent-
lidanq 5u. geihts fointe toridter
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Seite betriebene Sese gu Der Mnnab-
me nerleiten 8u laiien, Die oeutf6s
ipradiget 3eitltnsen ipiiroen OH Ben
amtlihen StelIen nidt serne geieben.
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Montag, den zwanzigsten Mai

oerrr altb Die Ianomirtfdaftlide @ii,
iel11haft bur6 nooerne @rperimetl-
tiersGtationen heoenten0 geforoert
lhiBer ieiner 5tellung als 8rdli.
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sliiociation, oes grOBten Gtabliiie-
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eiuen groBel1 SeiI ieiner 3eit Dem
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BdIfcur'S Grkldruf1g.
Gndano m0 ieoeS e6dide dR0ensange6d IN 6era6 Je6en
6einc 1uid)tigen &6tupfc.
sStalieulde llnterleeboote I'M 6afen bon Yolo.
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ben.
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True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
May 18th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
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s,aas S.a ~ ~ q asa sass ~ to7S ',"s ,.s
Iuaya'ngsA w IN ,,sa"...'. ~ S:sA so'n ~: D:
lDasn yaSsns Iss3 ~ - ~ ss.'a. ~ w. N!M.
.aag .z: as na " W.. w u%'y S'u'
S.'pl..sy''. wv. a:.s.. I:s.'sa.y. M..s ass
ns1ansen ~ W. ..It'4 .lsen. u s'asa<Oa.s I ~I
'Agioa . ,s 'D'1D ~ sas., 80. DuE ~" 49,
~. a'lua.s : s 1tssatssss s4t;s ~ 49, ..t.s.
~ - ~ ..o ~. s'u.s s,:4. SuF Is,I sshI.
Meg'ssaas .o a'a'. Os1pI'.u':' tny..,
q 81. lsDs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1 ~ e'Ae
esgssSas ILL., g: 's.sa s,sSasssss Ss,.f. ,,,s ..,.,
<>>ssY w 1$<$R$<s& V<S WV - >s<fs ~~ssst
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YaHenb.

Sic nennen oen Weier imnter ben
5iihmeniben2 @urtn2
rSebr einfab, er lit elm gelerntcr
9erlngsbanotger, mar friiber
Gollmops, lit perliebt tpie elm Stint
nno angelt ra6 ei1em @olofifd). lie
beraa min er ben Seft i'm Garpfen-
teide ipielen. babel lit er gIatt .ipie
elm slal iiflo obgleid er oitnrm mie
elm Stodfii6 lit, beidnppt er ole
@elt.
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Srail. .Mdr, rlein Sut iiebt fd)on
reht fh1big ailsl"
Mann: wsSn, ih fann Dir iebt fei-
men anoern faufertl1
5rau: SEQ, @ott iei Dnnf, 10 fdi-
big tuie on lit er glHdliheripeiie ood
nod ftiht!@
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sSlmaf ober etltiee Gage ipdter 5ieben
mir IN EN- groberes 2ofm gerabe gegeils
iiber pom it,1ierent iebiger Gunrtier limo
oa mir itnt5ieher niiiferl, offerieren mir
urlIer san5es Eager bon Shuben itnb
Striimpfen 5it elmer nenrensmerten
Breisrebuftion. ADnl1ttt IiIn ieht fur
guh ielb5t. gBir bnbe1 Shube fir bie
aanse Sanlilie. She 2ittIe Sine Stpre,
SO @eite Commerce. unfer i1elier Store
1T 507 geeifsg Commerce, geraoe gegetts
ilber (sn5eige.I Z
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atmahs.

sSllnser 0tann: ,0un weroe ib
Sic balo be5ablen. id peroe beira.
ten"
@ermieterin: .8egen ser poar
Wlarf, oie sic mir iduloen, brau;
den Ste ni6t geraoe 5u beiroten,
9err gaer."
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@eridlnappt.

@uit (foitenb): asln Dem @atldIb
feblt etaDds! r. sAl 81
Wirtilt 9as III atiet nroglib
on lit nlles bipeingefonntetl, mas ca
NOR! 49, S sxsssg sssss Il 81
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@ieliaaell6.

Eate: agfu1, Sans, ipie gefdat
oir's BEL oeinem Wseiftef 2@
2ebrling: .Md, 9err Nate, id
fonnte einen Hontaii ihreiben: ~9lts
elmer fleinen @erfltatt
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AnfaaftgbiIe.

,Bas bauen sic oe1n oa fir elm
MieienboIs bin2 2"lass
rDag eibt Sas Nfaitobaus fiir
9(ittonlobfle. 81.
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Dos Wsdcaoampflaiter rrtierer
neroonfen mir ben Gbt-
neien: oern Mc9loam bot es Gnoe
oes odt3ebnten Ssnbrbltnoerts m Yer
fling fennen gelernt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-17

Dilettarten fino nlciit 2eitte,
sic ben W,nngel on @riinolihfcit
ourd, @ielieitigfeit erieeen tpollert.