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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-26
geras. 8

Ser ssarmer S. 8. Waglet,
Der IN Der N1be BON @eimar ipobftt,
hat 40 Sfpeine i'm Sitter bon II bis
IL Monafen fir $t,OS9 perfauIt.
Die Eiere nogen i'm 9ur6idnitt t52
Bntno uno tDaren meilt NIT Heamlts
aefiittert.
Ben S. Chapman pon 4ultin,
Ser gbef Glerf unleres Sanopirt=
ibaffs- -Sefretdrs, Der algenblidIieb
als 3ertreter Ser teraniIhen 8ouln-
moi -SSsiltereiien an Der &onfcrenS 6es
Cotton States Official Marfeting
Soaro in Waibingtorl 8. g., tell
rliritn1t, teilt telegrapbiIh nit, oai,
oas BON Brdiioent @ilion eingeIcste
Gottoll=aonite oltrhaus niht Die Mb.
liht babe, Sen Breis fir gaunipoie
0u firiereu, ionoern iid) init fenr
8erian6t ulto Der GerteiIune ser bill
ligeren gaunlpoG =Sorten beiGaftigc.
@oltperneilr 0obbn bat oas
ii6er oen Neger 9obias @iliams con
8barton perb1ngte Eobesnrteil in
lehensldnglihe 3udtbalslfrofe ilm-
9uanbelt @illinms NOR iiberfiibrt.
cine gfegerin getotet 5ll baben uno
iollte oesbalb idon am is. 3. Mets.
in @barten gebangt tperoen.
@oliperneur 9obbp miro li1
Gnbe oieier 8ohe nnh 8aibington
begeben, INN oen Stoat Eeras bort in
Der fir Sirierung oes 8aitmtpollprel=
les einberiifenen &onferens 5ii bertrt-
ten. Ser @onperneitr miro tpohr-
i1einlih orei @ofen bonn Staate a6-
ueietio iein nlto in oieler Belt nonl
8i5e-8onDernerr Dertreten fperoeit.
Der 9(norang sn Der Seras
Staats= llniperlit1t in Mnitin lit ,.n-
geipobnlih Starf. Bis Niittinoh abeno
batten 1900 Stuoeltten iino Stlloen-
tinnen regiItriert. Gle HegiItrierlnJ
miro Die gan5e @o6e fortgeiebt.
= 0as alte 9ono Office e-@eh6uoe
IN sluitin lit ben u8augbters Of TIE
GonfeOerdc0 ull0 oelt rSall9Dtcrs
Of tie Siepublie Of Geras 5ltr gerl;is
glrns aeiteat uno miro pon oieicn
SIR giuridtllne eines Eiitoril6cn
Wtuielims benlrst lperoen. slle bisher
I'M &apitol aitfberpobrten 0enftpiis-
oigfeiterL nelfe allf Die ternniid)e
Geididlte 9e5ne baben, iperoell i'll
Dem geplonten WiuIclrm ilttergebraht
meroen.
Ser iiinge Sarmer Irtie W'or-
ton, ipelher in Der 0dbe BON 9alliil-
ger pobnte, lit neulid udbrerlo eineS
8emitters pom 8lite eridlagen NOR,
oen. Seine 20-iabrige Satin, iiber
oas 9lusbleiben Ibres Otannes be-
iorqt, il,hte i'm mo fnno oen &nrper
auh nit Siilfe elmer 2oterne. Srob
oes fIrdtbaren llnpetters beitieg oie
ilrnge Srat, ruelde crit Dor orei gso-
den nie6ergefonimen mar, elm Yfer6,
Inn Die ndniten, orei Meilen entferat
pobnenoen 9eahborn berbei3ubolet
0eioer ertpielen iid alle g9icoerbele
hngsoeriud}e fruhtlos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-26

<tuS SVuiDthylpH tuttu ytutttutty ~
criftiere jett Elm ariessonitanb sloi=
Idlen graiilien nno Seiterreid).
slns Garbiff uirb semelbet, 5000
itreifenbe Giienbabnleittc ltatten elm
thinning beihluiicn, Die 9lrbcit ipieber
amfsnnebmen.
Der &ronprins pDn Humanien lit
anideinenb nidt nad Sbeiia geflad)=
tet, ipie semelOet iunrbe. Gr 1T nalb
SbeiIa sereiit nnb bat iidj bprt nit
ciner rninaniiden Game, einenu
0ranlein SambrinD, gegen ben @if-
len bts &Gnigs, ieinrs @aters, ber=
beiratet. Ser a0nis hat i'm ipesea
ltebertretnns n,ilitGriider 9fegelm
aitf Is Gage in Mrrct geIdift.
.Gine iiber &onSDn fommenbe Gpe-
sialbepeid)e aus Berlin iast, 9entId-
lamb l)abe 0as 3edt Gpaniens anes=
fannt, oemtide Sd)iffe in icimen Sa-
fem NIT SeidJlas III beleaen als Ir-
iat fir ipanifde Sdiffe, Die torpe-
Siert ieien.
ltnIer YrGiient pirb mpreen abeno
in Neu Dorf Die aanlpasne fir bic
uierte sGibertp"= =glnfeibe bird cine
arDke Hebe er0ffnen.
@m $. 5ags, Der @oriitenbe oes
repnblifaniIden Natipnat &pmites,
hat on bic repHblifaniidea Staats=,
9iitrift- mnb Gpnntp-gpriiben6cn Elm
Giremlar amsaeIanOt, in benz er iagt,
Der Grfols Der bierten uei6ertg" -sln.
leibe iolte Der 9nnptgeoamfc mno oas
Ganptsiel Der 3cpnblifaner iein.
Die ripaniide Snflnensa1 breitet
iidD in ben neridie6enen .0ccreslnsern
ans, iuie ans @aibineton semeihet
,uir6.
Siirfiide geamten ioaen srote
Snmmen in idmeiseriiden Sanfen be-
ponieren; es id)eint, ais iuenn re ben
3mifanoen in 9entidJlan6 nidjt trnn-
ten.
Sn ben ueridJieSenen ygSar Smbu-
tries" luerben nod cine Niislion uaE-
lfileo labDrers" gebrandjt
Gouaro u. Snrlep, Der yprften-
be oes Shipping yoarb, mirb nidlt
reiignieren. Gr Iast, bas @eriidt lei
cine BON Eolitifern poer Scmtifen,
frenn6en anfsebradte 2iige.
Nie ans 8nibinston semeloet
luir0, iuerSen Die 0cmofraten in Ser
fommenoen aonsref-aampagne oas
@ort: u6elft @ilipn Den ariea ae-
minnen," ais JeloseidJrei benmten.
Nns 8aibimston iuirb gemelnet,
Or. 0arfielb, Der Snel Nbminiitra-
tor, iuerbe cine llnterindmng purneb-
men, nm feitsnitellen OF bic Weriidl-
te, Die Inel glominiitratiun lei uon
ben aoblen- nuS Cel6anolerm beein-
finet, unbr ieien.
Der yerliner Spfal-9lnseiaer laut,
cr babe BON aiitDritatiper Seite erfab-
rem, oak, iuenn graf 6ertling, Ser
yeidsfansler, reiigniere, Gise-aam,-
Ter bon EaDer nnb Der Ninilter
irieobers, Der giee.Eraiibent oss
prenkiiden Staatsminiiteriums, aud,
reiignieren ipiiroen. geioe luurSea
ais epentneae Wadfolser Sertlina's
genanni.
Sn ieiner HeifJstagsrebe pcrteioia-
te Der bentid)e yieid)sfan5ler @raf
Sertlins oas gorgeben 9entidlanos.
lsr sab sm, oaf oas 6inSrinscn
SemtIdlanos in Selgien oas @0lfcr-
redt berlett babe, bak bies nber bmd)
ons yteht Der Sclbitperteioignng ge.
bofen eelueien lei. Ban babe BE-
eriinSete ScfiirdDtnnsen gebest, bah
Der 6einb in gelaien elnoringeuI
luerSe nno man babe ipGter ben Be
Deis fir bic slueifelbafte HcmtraliiGt
Selsiens III oen belaiidem NrdJipem
aefnnbeH. 0entifjlamo babe mic an
tsrobernnsem eeSadlt; bic Seinoe be-
hmm nfpfp.. o1o~&s,cS e Lcl&...
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-26

ITue tldflSidliUu uiCu Will tllC
Postmaster at San Antonio on
September 26th as required by the
act Of October 9th 1917.
Maridaa Jpd, Der Sberbefebls-
baber Der glliierten, hat In einent
Snterpieiu seiast, bic ensliide armee
lei beiier als ie; bic 9merifaner ieten
ipnn6erbar tapfer I'M Selbe nnb bic
frans6iilde Mrmee lei oieieibe quite
alte arnaee ipie I'M sSnbre 1914. Der
syein6 lei eridiittert aber er balte
nsA ans. Wian miiiIe fid nid)t eiu-
biIben, baf man iofprt nad) BEN
Hbein fpmnae, nber man lei iiber
hns Sdlimimite binipeg.
0ie Siirfen in YalGitiitn nn6 bic
g1tlgnren nebit ibren @erbiinneten in
Wasebpnien iinb mod INNER anf BEN
Nafsng nn6 in Jranfreid baben Die
Transoieu nno GnglGnber lire 9inien
int Norbipeiten, @eiten nnb Siibcn
enger nm ct. anentin snIammen=
,gespgen. Die .SartnGfiefeit Der
9entiden nn6 ibrer gerbinoetem in
Der @ertei6ignng mnb in 0egenan-
griffem lit Bis jekt nidt i'm stanbe
geiueien, bas @or6rineen Der Gntea-
tenadte anfsnbalten. Sm Ealaitina
id)einen bic siirfen, Die nod iibrig
geblieben iiub, fnnm bic Na6elidfeit
oes Gntfommens sn baben. Die Gng-
lanber bnben 10000 Siirfen gefau=
ger gennmmen mnS 265 aanonen err
beutet unb General NacnbD ld)eint
bau,it nod nidt amfriebeu Sn fem nno
,pirb ben Siirfen iueitere gerlmIte .bei-
briagen. 9(nd in Wanse6pnien 1T Die
Gage fir bic 8nlsnren nnb lire Ier-
aiinbeten fritildJ. NMr an Der CREME
Tnlgnriens - alle 6isberigen &Gn,-
pfc baben iidD befanntlid anf ierbi-
Idjem 0ebiet abgefpiclt = iuu Die Ge-
eenS aebirsis nnb iduer paiIierbar
1T, fOnnen iie erfplgreidlen gSi6sr-
ifanb leiiten, in alien an0eren Wegen-
ben iin6 iie in pollent Niifsng BE-
griffen. gnd) iin6 lire ginien an
uerihieoenen Hnnften nnseinanner
gcriiien, 10 6af lie pereinselt fam.
pfen. Den 0itliden nn6 ben lueitliden
Slisd perinden sStaliener, Wriedea
nnb Gngldn6er cinsnidlieEcn, pat-
renb i'm Centrum bic SerbcE bis nadl
Sitib Dorsebrnnsen iinb. Nud) in Gl-
banien iuiro 6emnad)it gr0kere SG-
tlgfeit erlpartef.
Die GnglGnber bnbeu od5 S0rf
Seleneg, suei Meilen iueitiid nun ct.
s-nentin, geuuntmen.
@eftlid bpm Gbcrnia bes Danes
flabem bic ssransolen g(n9riffc Der
0entidJen smriidseidlasen.
slns oein amerifaniidep 6anpt-
anarfier IN 1ranfreid iuiro eemelbel,
nadl ben ocntidJeu 8efangenen sn mr-
teilen, iebe es nidjt 10 ans, ais mean
Der wlnt Der 9entidjem smiammengt-
hrod)en lei.
Die aauabier IJabem bis sitm ! !.
uhghh III Vnglano rHD NranfreldD
1896 Wiann Dcrloren.
in ben nemeiten 3erInltliiiem mcr.
Den folgenbe Seraner aenanut: Spipt
{ Wiifpsfa aus groOfibire, i'm aampf
aefallem; Serman 9lap ants @alter,
uermmsliidt; Mariiall Sloso gmid
ans 0ooten, idJiuer beriunnoef; Gar.
nett e. ,Sunes ans gSidita Walls uuo
Senrp 5efti ans Wabsfielo, permift.
Ter amerifaniife 3nftidiffer Gar,
ION fat, lpie ans Sonoon aemeloet
uirb, Elm ltnterieeboot anaeariffen
anS nadj idJarfem Sample amid,ci.
neno serit6rt.
0as id)lpeoiid)e aanonen6eot
yeinnbeilo" III i'm Sfagerraf Surdl
cine 6catid]e Seemine serit5rt Nor.
Sen. Gin Cffi;ier nno adJtsebn Mamn
Der gciaknns iOllea INNS esben &C.
fOmmen iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-26
aeines Wsittel.

&unoe: Sic bel)allpten. oieltr
9oarer5enger lit iebr gut2@
glpotbefer: uSamobl. mein Serr,
Sh feune eiuen 0sann, Der 5og oen
Sort nit Den 3dbnen aus Der Sla-
Ihe mto am ndditen Eaq botte er ci-
men Sd)mrrbart,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-26
Seetbone,t a0sdnnerbpr,

Sonntae, Sen 80. Septenlber,
abenos $50, aon5ert inter Mi.-
mirfling oes 8eetbopen MamnerGor
nno Derihieoener Soliiten. Raa Dem
&onsert: ganSfranSden.
9as gersuiisnnss-aDmi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-26
Welnntlidl.

pSa9en Sic einrnaI, @11ter, mes
balb perbaften Sic oenn niht oea
aerl, Der oa nitten in ser 9saht eli
nen iold)en Sollenl1rm madt2"
8adter: n8ebt leioer ilicbt, es lit
ia Der Serr 9iirgernleiiter Ielbitl~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-26
SIN SesonrnoIiit erhielt /

Gin Sournaliit erbielt eillen
9rief. in Dem nidts itnno, ais oas
cine gSort: y9finopieb. 9aralif
meillte er: sd bcfonlme otter 8rie-
fe obne llnteridrift, Dies lit oas erTtc
nal, oaB id) cine llnterihrift obnc
Brief befomnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-26

= lin cine ltnterbredmna i'm 6m-
pfang Der r6reie SreiIe" nid)t eintre-
ten 81 laifen, 1T es n6tig, oaf Die Sc.
ier ibr a6onnement bis iiber ben I.
Oftpbrr 6tuams berlamaern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-26
Siihnerlmppe.

Sin 8ibbolb beiteIlte in einen &c
ltalrant Siibnerinppe. 9fadeein tr
banon gefoitct, frilg er oen 9elluer::
.SSit uielleid|t bo5 Subn auf Stel5tft
onrb Die Suppe acgangen2"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29
EngIand's Debt s34.275 600. 600.

Lond on, Eov - Great Britain
National Debt outstanding on September
80. was 1857. 5.00o.000 SAID Stanley
BALDWIN. parliamentary secretary to the
Ire asuTy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-17

is alleged to have told Puttres that
there was some difficulty existing
with the owner of the building,
whereupon Ablen endeavored to sell
half OF the business to Puttres.
The petition alleges that Puttres
was unable to read or write English
and he accepted Athens word for
certain features OF the transaction,
and that when he actually took pos
session he did not find the furni-
ture which had aroused his interest
and admiration on the occasion of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-17

gard to the disposition of the 1918
wool clip:
THE wool section of the war
industries board announces that the
government wool department will
lake over for the government only
such woods of the 1918 clip not now
in the hands of approved dealers in
distributing centers, as have been
loaded on cars and billed to ap-
proved dealers in an approved dis
tributing center on or prior to De
cember 81. 1918. and then only in
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-17

case the approved dealer in the ap-
proved distributing center to whom
such wool may be consigned. files
the statement and a copy of the in
voice thereof within five days after
receipt of invoice, as the govern
ment will not purchase any wool
shorn in the year 1918 that has not
been shipped to the distributing en-
ter on or prior to December 81.
1918. We urge all wool growers who
have not already delivered their
wool to the government to comply
with the above instructions"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-17

the July visit. Another allegation
IS that the furniture which Puttres
received was bought by Ablen at al
auction sale for Sl29. Puttres wants
$3.50 returned, and wishes to be re-
leased from an obligation assumed
by signing a note for the second half
interest in the business.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-17
hotel. 1903 Dodge street.

UUltI, IOUo DUuSt SIIttI'
Puttres alleges that during last
July he made a tour OF the hotel,
counting 80 rooms, nicely furnished:
He contends that Ablen represented
that the furniture cost $500, and
he offered half interest in the bust
ness for a consideration OF $l,Oo5
Putres further alleges that he re-
turned in September and received
an offer of Sl,050. He agreed to
pay $3.50 cash and the balance on
navments. At a later date Ablen
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-17
Furnishings Of Hotel
Provide Controversy
Involving Thousands

The troubles of John Puttres as
hotel proprietor are related in a
petition he has filed in district court
against Martha and Abraham Ablen,
formerly in charge of he Victoria
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-17
Government Will Buy
No 1918 Wool Not
Shipped This Yea,

Louis Kenwell, chief of the wool
growers section of the war indus
tries board, gives the following in.
structions to wool growers in re-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-17

For Women, hand embroidered,
all pure linen, dainty scalloped
edges, eyelet corner embroidery.
Also Irish linen, hand-embroid-
cred initials. Some with fancy
corners, white and colored en-
broidery. each, SOC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-17

Son--what did you do in the great war,
daddy?
Father IA former congressman)-I can
not tell a lie, George! l exempted myself
from the draft-Buffalo EXPRESS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-17

We have all sizes and
styles Of fancy Satin Boxes
to choose from; beautiful
satin lined baskets filled with
our best CONNECTIONS from,
each 800 up to 1900
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-17

Pure Irish Linen, plain hem
stitched, full size, pretty corner
embroidery designs, plain and
fancy colored borders and Wom-
ems Silk Crepe de Chine Hand
kerchiefs, hemstitched, novelty
colors, each, Csc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-17
Toy Pianos

With the Schoenhut Pianos you
can play real music. They are
always in tune and don't require
frequent tuning like real pianos,
all sizes, from SOC to 1000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-17
Santa Claus Says: Buy TOYS Now
Toy Cannon

Get him a Yankee Boy Cannon
for Christmas, over two feet long,
beautifully finished in red and
black Price 800
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-17

Hard Candies. Our own
make, fresh assortments
Of Hard Candies, CLASSY
butter cups, small mint
kisses, utter scotch
kisses, lemon balls, all
at, pound 49c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-17
Christmas Candies, Boxed and Bulk

A beautiful line of boxed
Candies, filled with the finest
chocolates. bon bons and fruits,
1-pound box, Coo, 100 to 1.25
2-pound boxes, $50
3-pound boxes, $50
5-pound boxes, 400
Pompeian Room
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-17
Flexible Flyers

There is only one Flexible Flyer
Sled and they all have the Eagle
and Shield on top as a trademark.
Don't let anyone tell you there are
others just as good. The genuine
Flexible Flyer sells all over the
United States at the same price,
from 800 to $50
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24
AT GREAT LAKES
TRAINING STATION
MANY OF THE BEST ATHLETES
IN THE COUNTRY ARE PUT
TING UP NEW MARKS
THERE.

Great Lakes. Ill--When they set out
to do something at the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station, they usually
accomplish it, When the United
States entered the war, Captain w. A.
Moffett said he would have $4,000
men in training by winter He has
$4,000 That's the spirit at the world $
largest naval training station.
Chief Yeoman Frank Hill, coach of
the track team, believes that his one
mile relay squad will break the
worlds record before the indoor track
season ends And those who are fam
liar with the way they do things at
Great Lakes are satisfied that the
present record has but a short time
to live,
Outside of the determination to set
record, there is something else
needed. Runners are the necessities
in this case, and Coach Hill is Ger
tain he has them. Anyone versed on
track topics will agree with him after
the names of Andy Ward, Eddie Fall
and Jimmy Burke are mentioned and
then there's speed" Boeddecker. from
| the Columbian A. c. of st. Louis, who
rates with the best flyers in Mis-
scarf
Ward in the present 100 and 220
yard National A. A. Z. champion and
is recorded as one of the worlds
greatest sprinters Eddie Fall holds
the Central A. A. L. record for the
mile and is listed among the great
distance runners of 1917. James
Burke, formerly represented the Bos-
ton A. A. and has successfully engaged
Ted Meredith, Earl Eby, Abel Kiviat
and Tom Halpin in match races.
Boeddecker is one of the most prom
Using young runners in the middle
west
With each man capable OF stepping
quarter mile round 0:50, Hill sees
no reasan why his quarter cannot
crack the present record. AS alter
mates, he has Carl Hellberg, 1917 track
captain OF Lake Forest University;
Scott. of the University OF Nebraska,
and Tenant. a youngster who was de-
veloped here.
One of the track features Of the year
will be staged in the East next month
and will bring together all the crack
military relay teams of the training
camps Here the Great Lakes four
win receive one of its most important
tests Hill also plans to enter the
cam in contests I'm Kansas City and
Chicago
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24

Yesterday the going was a little
soft at the Country Club course. but
the participants in the big Washing
toms Birthday tourney kept steadily
at their play The results of the first
days play was as follows:
First Flight-E p Wilcox beat G
w. Pence SIS. f. F. Smothers beat
Ed V. Price by default A. S. Hand
ford beat Fl. G. Carter 10; f. y. Die
bold beat F II Downs As; c W. Al
len beat r. ]. Walsh 7-6; Milton Oar
gen beat NJ. J. Baker 80; H. l.. Riehey
beat w. III. Richards 80, E. NJ. Die
bold beat ". W. Beurlin 20
Second Flight-C. ID. Spauldm9 Deai
A. NJ. Levy BY default. c. Z. Dem
beat e. J. Brown b; Sam Gross heat
e. B. Frost st; J. Y, Finn beat IF. A
Butenschoen 81; NJ Finn beat l. r
Irby 2-1. f. b. Probst beat e. o. Rob
inson up in IS holes A. w Law
renee beat O. d. Gilman 7-6; J. G
Woodwork beat d. Fletcher b.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24
A SOUND DOCTRINE.

President Avery of the Albert Pike
Highway Association, which highway
has its terminals at Hot Springs and
Colorado Springs, has given assur-
ance that once this highway is es-
tablished it will be maintained
He explained the great sums OF
money that had been wasted in the
past few years by building highways
and then neglecting them He told
of what an outrage it was to spend
the public funds TO build, and then
10 leave that building to waste.
The point is well emphasized about
us. The Pulaski end OF our highway
connecting Little Rock was once one
OF the best roads in the state. 1t cost
Pulaski county a lot OF money, and
the state contributed to that cost in
convict labor,
Yet today the highway is in very
bad shape, and was going from bad
to worse every year Now a force
is at work rehabilitating the road
We have not made the progress in
hoad building in the past that We
will make in the near future, but We
build along substantial lines, and W,
have learned the lesson Of mainten-
ance
A great future, and the full devel
opment OF our resort possibilities lie
ahead in road construction, and VI
must build AMI maintain until W
along this line.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24
our Jltney offer-rhIs and Sc

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with Sc and mail it TO
Foley & Co, 1885 Sheffield Ave- Cal
cago, ILL.,, writing your name and adj
dress clearly. You will receive in re-
turn a trial package containing Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds and Group; Foley Kid
ney Pills. for pain in sides and back;
rheumatism, backache, kidney and
bladder ailments and Foley Cathartit
Tablets. a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic, for constipation
biliousness, headache and sluggish
bowels A c. jennings.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24
Beauty is woman's Greatest Asset.

History shows us many instances
where beauty alone has raised It's pos
SCISSOR from obscurity to the heights
OF power.
Beauty is inyincible.
DO you possess this potent charm?
II not, acquire II.
How?
Why by using
Vanity Fair Skin Food at night, and
Vanity Fair Face Powder next morn
ing.
For sale by Weimer Drug Store
2-20-1wl
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24

Hot Springs is proud to have re-
ported an oversubscription of men for
the shipbuilding work. Another over
subscription for Hot Springs along
patriotic lines
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24

And also we will be glad to have
the Rotarians rotate about us on the
occasion of the opening OF the race
meeting. Rotarians are always pro-
gressiye and aggressive
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24

But then we will move along in our
own serene way regardless OF the
shafts fro mthe outside or the rumb-
lings from the inside Business Is
business.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24

The resort business becomes more
uncertain every year OF the war, so
prepare today for the tomorrow that
may be through the deep woods.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24
Be- Cured First -PayWh0nCuTHd

A safe and painless cure for Alco-
hol and Drug Addicttions. Strictly
private and personal attention assured
by a physician with years OF expert
ence. Address Drawer No. 437.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24

In the meanwhile Hot Springs has
a whole lot of business on hand to
keep everybody busy who wants to
be busy.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24

The big top of the season business
is here and we must realize that it
must be well handled to ever come
back again.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24

Only 1t becomes farcical when they
attempt to explain the inside OF the
inside and don't explain it truthiully
The truth viii all out in due time.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24

Raising a goat here and there viii
slso help the meat situation even
If goat isn't always properly credited
on the bill OF fare.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24

Maybe Germany will be luckier in
restoring order in Russia than Napo-
leon Was.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24

Hot Springs is always a target for
some person who seems to think a
bulls eye can be rung up the first
crack OF the gun
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24
EOR CONSTABLE.

The Sentinel Record is authorized
to announce Dave Young as candi-
date for constable OF Hot Springs
,owship. subject to the action OF tIe
democratic primary.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24

The man who doesn't become a
credit TO his community should not
want to become its diseredit
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24

That advertised ''Hindenburs drive
looks like more psychology" work
German psychology being subtle stuff
like a tin peddler falling downstairs
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24

II it's good coffee with pure cream
and the best creamery butter you are
looking for, you i'll find It at
Frishy's. l2-zS-tl
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24

But from the price OF shoes they
must be making the hides into saus-
ages or something or other
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24

Also We may rejoice that the cold
wave was labeled the last of the 1918
spring season.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24

After this war, one fears, nickel
will not look the samel
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24

The Sentinel Record is authorized
to announce Judge c. T. Gotham as a
candidate for circuit judge Of this lu-
dicial district, subject to the action
of the democratic primary.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24

Evidently the Bolshevih spilled the
beansinto Gernany's lap,
The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-24

Wades sanitarium tfor coioreG
people). Terms reasonable. Eulpha
"a Malvern Tel 1872 2-j-ti