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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-11
4 Classified WANTS Bring Results
 TRY ONE
WANTED
WANTED

.ro you Oil Government Work! rhe Dupont Engineering Company ,oads hundreds of men for their [,nerating department of the S3OO,Oo0 i Government Power Plant at JacksOn- ciIle. near Nashville, Tenn. Will Eeacl you. No previous experience nceded. Want clean able bodied men H6oye average intelligence-as de. nartment store men, restaurant men, .nda clerks and clerical men, not ac- Enaily engaged in public wOrA.
 l COMMON LABOkERS not accepted sor this work. Satisfactory living Conditions at the works. Good wages [vith excellent possibilities for men hhat make good.
 l ApDly to Government Employment Office. Corner of West Second and |W,lnnt. 1C.11.7t |wANTED-ONE OR TWO SETS OF Looks to keep at night, Or any kind of copying work on typewrit- CT. Address, "Bookkeeper," care of Graphic. lO-ll-u. WANTED TO BUY, FOR CASH, A modern home on paved street. Must he west of Main street, facing east or north $5,OO0 to $7,500. lnflat- ed values will not be considered. Address, CASH, care Graphicc. If sTRAYED-ONE BLUE COW, AND two heifers; mark, crop and split off left ear, and underbit in right ear. Reward will be paid for the return or information leading to the return of same tc LOUIS l sWEBB, R. F. D. No. 1, box 75A, tPine Bluff, Ark. 1o10-6t. |WANTED-POSITlON AS ASSIST ant bookkeeper, clerk, city sales man, or shipping clerk, in Pine Bluff, by a gentleman above draft sge. Known in Pine Bluff and swidely known throughout the country. Can report Nov. 4th. Ad- dress A-333, care Graphic.
 10-10-6t.
 #WANTED WHITE DELIVERY boy with good wheel. Day work cDly. Good pay for bright, actiev Loy-Dewoody's Drug, Store, 210 Main street. 10-6ot +MANTED-FIRST CLASS BOOK keeper. at present employed, de-
 sires change by Jan. 1st. II years experience in general mercantile accounting. In class 4-a of the first draft Best of references and
 can furnish surety bond, if requir-
 ed. Will not consider any puropo-
 sition paying less than $15O.OO per ocnth Address, "Bookkeeper,"
 care Graphic. 10-6-2w 1 WANTED EXPERIENCED SALES lady in ready-to-wear department; none but experienced need to ap- ply. Steady question, good salary
 Apply to Mrs. Stover, Coverdale
 Toggery Shop. 10-3-tf
 WANTED-Old typewriters, all
 makes, any condition. Get cash
 for your idle machine! Call or
 write, w. c. Williams, 121 West
 Barraque, Phone 143. If
 LET US HARMONIZE THE ELEC-
 trical system on your car. We re-
 pair all makes. Generators, Start
 CTS and Batteries. Graham &
 Neighbors. 314 w. Barraque.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-11

GET YOUR AUTOMOBILE PISTON
 rings and springs at 322 Pine street. Phone S07. Modern Machine Shop 9-1O-dtl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-11
For Rent
 By c. $. McNEW 106 Pine Phone 971
For Rent

apartments. Martin and Olive $0O.4O
 For Sale FOR SALE-THE w. w. BYRD home Martin and Olive, 1z room, Lot 10Ox126. 12o ACRES fine bayou bottom land. just 5 miles west of Court house on Princeton road, Jew pike; 30 acres cleared, we'll, spring; $25 per acre; can give terms.
 8 ROOM, 2-STORY, blocks from Main, and Second; good repair. Price $2,250.00. Easy terms.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-11

|wANTED-ONE OR TWO SETS OF
 Looks to keep at night, or any
 kind of copying work on typewrit CT, Address, "Bookkeeper," care of Granhic. 10-11-tf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-11
FOR SALE

r~>~o~O>o-~~~~~~~-~ FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD FURNl- ture of a broom house. Apply at [lSle "; 7th; Phone 410: 1o,9let; FOR SALE-CHASSIS OF HIGH- speed car, repair shop and sales agency, at bargain. Account of owner going to the army. Sepa- ate, or any way desired. Address |A. 5. C.. Graphic. 1O-6-6t FOR SALE-1-1917 MODEL FORD passenger in good running order With good tires. 1-1917 Model Hup
 automobile passenger. Tom King, 9l7 Main St. Phone 1879 and 2316. 10-6-6t 1000 ACRES OF THE RICHEST tand in Arkansas, in small tracts ana easy payments. Do you know mat 1t is almost impossible for the man of moderate means to buy a tract of bottom land at price any on terms that the payment can be met without seriously stinting the hving expenses at home. Any man wno ever expects to own farm eltner to live on or as an invest ment ,land that the proceeds of one land Is full, will do well to investi- sate this property. An investment crop for one year will pay for the made now will soon make you inde- pendent. Come in end let us talk 1ne matter over with you. Delta Land Company, 206 Citizens Bank
 1blag. Pine Bluf. Ark. 6-1-dtf |FoR sALE-HoUsE ON QUARTER olock ground with all modern im- pfovements, garage and two good out buildings. Paved street on two sides. Good neighborhood. Will sen at bargain if taken at once. oarr D. Racop. 213 West Second avenue. 9-17-tf. FuA SALE-191S Ford Touring Car. brand new. One 1917 Ford Touring, nearly new. Motor Safes Co.,, Sth
 aayain: aaa Main: Phone s4e.
 FARM FOR sALE-2o ACRES, ON good pike road, well improved, good groom Bungaloe, garage. barn and tane water. If. you want a real @ Some at a bargain see or phone Hok
 iio Fl Msl Estate O., phones ? and
 .AS' 6-30.tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-11

WANTED TO BUY, FOR CASH, A modern home on paved street. Must be west of Main street, facing east or north. $5,O00 to $7,500. lnflat- ed values will not be considered
 Address. CASH, care Graphicc. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-11

sTRAYED-ONE BLUE COW, AND two heifers; mark, crop and split off left ear, and underbit in right ear. Reward will be paid for the return or information leading to the return of same tc LOUIS sWEBB, R. F. D. No. 1, box 75A, .p;ne Bluff, Ark. 1010-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-11

WANTED-POSIT1ON AS ASSIST ant bookkeeper, clerk, city sales man, or shipping clerk, in Pine Bluff, by a gentleman above draft sge. Known ill Pine Bluff and swidely known throughout the country Can report Nov. 4th. Ad dress A-333, care Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-11

'OR SALE-1-1917 MODEL FORD 5 passenger in good running order With good tires. 1-1917 Model Hup automobile 5 passenger. Tom King, Sl7 Main St. Phone 1879 and 2316.
 10-6-6t
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FOR ALE-HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
 ture of a broom house. Apply at .l6l6 w. 7th. Phone 40. 10-916t.
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9olitiide Mn5eige.i
sir Gpnntn MTei1pr.

Sic nSreie 9reIie~ 1T antoriiiert,
9anl Steffler als &nnoibnten fir Das
Imt bes Gpmntp =MHefurs BEL ben bebor@
itebenben @nblen am 27. Suli an5nfiits
oisen. gr eriudt I'M Die 11nterftiibnns
Der 8dbler.
(9olitiide Gn8eise.)
Gn Die 8abler bon Gan Mntonio uno
8erar gpuntp: SD fiinOige mid hermit
nls &anbibat fir Die @ieberpabl fir bag
Imt Deg County, hefprs an. a6bdngis
bon ben bemofratifben Yrimdrpablen
am 81. Snli. M6tungsDoul
Mbert 9. 9ntb,
(Roiitiide Gn5eige.)
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VAR SAVINGS STAMPS
eeeuKD By THE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
Die entfettmmssfmr.

Sn belten Sabren ltebt nod meme 8ante,
Die uenlib mid IN ibr @ertrauen soe
limo nit @ntIeben ullo nud Nllt be-
fanutc.
SAB lie Der Bfuiioe bunbertahf5ig nos.
Weib oiinfte rei5en0 5par oes &Drpers
Hunnbeit,
Sic aber bieB tie y8osbeit Der Natur, "
9ie aiBerpcm lebr i6dbIi6 Der @elnnbe
}iln0beit -
llno balm begalIl lie Die @ntfettlltasfnr.
8etpunoern mliBte ib ben felten @iaen,
Weit benz tie 3u Der Yrp5ebrr lib 5ipat1e,
Sic id,tldte oreimal tdglib groBe 9iaea
limb 5fpiI6enonr1 tie Bitteripa1Ier trailf.
@ar ipeiBes &iifenfIeiid bat Tie segeIfen.
8rpt un6 &artoffeIn riibrte Tie nibt at,
Sranf Wufier crit 3ipei Stnnoen nab
Dem @lien,
lIno Iflafeu tat iie nltr nod baum uuo
ipunu;
Sriib morgenS idon orei Stiinpen tie
mnrlhierte
llno nittn9s rift lie sipeimal ourd oen
Bart,
Yeit 3nnteln unb an Hingell tic tr1nierfe.
llnh ihre 3nsteln tpliroen felt NIB ftarf
Sic priifte Die peridieoenen Mtetbooen,
@arf IN ben 0fen ale aonfitiir'n n.
llnb ro[te 5ebn Rinuten auf Dem gooen.
2ieb iib mafiieren. inganoaeen Ifniir,E;
gle lieb eleftrif6 tdelid) iid beitrableu,
Su 9ampf Tie ihluiste, lieB iidl baden
aud,
llnO miibte ertra fiinf8ig Gents besablen
Sir cine 9uid)e ans Dem 8artenIhlaildb.
Sn fodenb 6eiBem ShIamm marc lie
gcbettet,
@ei alien @eartern hoffnlngsfrob Tie
ldfpieg
Sp bat bier pole @odeu lie entfettct.
limb Ndnn lie fdIieblid nuf Die 8aee
ltieg.
s3ebu Yhmb uerlor gaii3 iider i6, "
lie oabt' it'd,
sseboh 81 ibrem Sdrcden naibt' lie ieb'n.
Der 3eiger mics aiif bluibertadtunondts
Jig
@m aIeifen Abenb aB ne nod fir 9etul
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WablsMm5eigen.
Cir &pnarek Il. Siifrift.

Sic uSreie 9reiIe" It autorili,rt,
ben Idtbaren Sames 4. slaphem als
@anoioat fir Die &teberipa6l fir Den
a. aon9reB@9ifr an5ufiinoigert, abs
bdngig bon ben ant 81. Snli itattfinbeus
Den bempfratil6en Erimdripablen.
(Bolitiide In5eiee.)
Sic uSreie greie" 1T autoriIiert,
@arlps See als @arbibaten fir ben
Gpngref I'M IA. &ongreBz9iltrift ausus
fiInoi9en, abbdn9i9 bon Der @ntlbeiouna
Der oemofrntii6en Erimdripablen.
lRolitiide Mnseise.)
Sic .Sreie 8reIe" lit outoriliert,
ben N6tb. u. 3. garrett poa San ans
tonic als &anoibateu fir ben @pnareB
BON IA. 9iitrift aa8ufiinpiget, ab6dnS
gig bon ben bemofratiiden Rrin1dripa6s
len am 81. Snli 1918.
lEolitifde In5eiee.)
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(Holitiide Nn8eise.
(Eoiitiide Nn3eige. J
fur Gonnts-a pmmiiidr - Eresiuft
WD. 1.

Sic uSreie YreHe" it autoriliert,
Die &anbiDatur bon Safe Hubtpla fir
Die @iberpnbl fir bas Nmt bes GpnntD-
GpmmiTars, Hresinft go. 1 BON 8erar
gountb a15ufinbigen, abhdieig BON Ser
Demofrntiiden Rrimdrfpablen an ~.
Suli 1918.
lGnIitiihe Mnzeinp
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sir gonntp glerf.

Sic uSreie Brene" lit autoriliert.
Die &aloibat1tr bon 5ranf Netuton fir
Die 8ie0eripahl fir bns Nmt beg Gpuntg
Glerfs BON gerar County a~n5ufiinbigsn,
abbdngig bon Der gntfdei0una Der bes
mofratiiden 9rimdrfpablen am 81. Snli
1918.
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shouting, ben Is. Snli 1918.

Die .Sreie SreHe fir Seras" bat uor
aatn bautih teyaniifen 3ei.ungen ole
aroRte Abonnetltenaahl.
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Greif 8reNt ir geras: Montag ben IS. Snli 1918.

9anoel BON fren1oen 8olfern utlab,
bdnglg 81 MAIDEN uno tleue &erteibi.
%giln9smittel 81 geipismen. 2eblanc'
nto Oi8e gaben ibr Gerfabren preis,
mo5lt tie ielbitberltdrbIid Eel @efobr
lbres 2ehens ge5mungen lparen. Oh
nit mar fir 2eblanc oles perloren,
man bate linn iein Yatent mo feline
6abrlf genonlmett.
2eblanc beiano lid ut bitterer Mr.
NUT nllo muBte 5uieben, mie an an
oeren Srten Sabrifen entitonoen, 0ls
iein als offentlides gigelttm erflGr-
tes Gerfabren ausnuster. gr rid)tcte
an Die &egierune unaufborlicb @ef1s5
a1f 8einf megen oes ibm fir ieille
5abrif unb iein gerfabren 5ueelos-
ten Sdaoeneriases, aber lieben Sab
re lang oDne grfolg. Gnolid ami
II. 5loreal VIII (1801) muroe Die
8abrif in ponig permabrloitern gu,
ltanoe al 2eblane unb Di3e 5uriif.
gegeber, NIT Dem Seripreben fpdte-
rer entidaoigung. Gtab abernloIs
bier Sabren, ain 5. gtonember 1906,
Duroe Der @nipruh allf Gntidaoi=
gung i6ieosriAterlid feitgeiteIlt.
9iernab batte 2eblauc sic perb4lt-
nisnaBig seringe Suntme bon 81,
Alb Srancs erbalten miiiien aber
ni6t eirtnol Oieier 8etrag iii 2ebla1c
ober ieiaen Rabfon1men ie dllsge=
5ablt moroer. Die enogiiltige 9e-
ridtlide gntideiol1ng fiel oabin aus,
oos 2eblare's uno 9i5e's anipriiGe
onrd oie oultentgeltli1e" lteberlai
Jung Ser Gin ibrem oanlaligen 3u-
ltaroe gart5 ipertloien) 5abrif Ga
Jronciooe ais al1sgegliden gu BE-
tradtet iei.
Sir 2eblalic, ser oie linn gebiib-
renoe Summe altf cine Miaion be-
rebnet batte, NOR Dies mie elm So
oesnrteil. gr batte nod lteberIul-
Jung Der 6abrif feline iantmtlibea
Mittel uno aaes, mas er sat i1lperen
3inien oa3u bergen fonnte, anf Die
notigltelt Mllsbeiferiingen peripertoet
bebielt aber nidts fir ben 8etrieb
iibrig. Den Breis Der Mfaoemie bon
1900 Srancs BON 1889 batte er 1ie
erbolten. Sm Sabre 1899 NOR 1bln
Die Snnme bon 5000 Sranes als
uHationalbelobnung" fir feline Or
%tinoung, oeren @idtiefeit aagerncin
anerfannt tpurbc, beminigt mor6en
aber aud BON oieier elenben Summe
mlirben ibm mr. 600 .Srancs ai1sge=
5ablt. Gin Garlebel1 bon 1000
5rancs, oos linn I'M Sabre 1903 sic
.Soeiete Encouragement" bepiaiat
batte mo Elm pom Winilter gbaptal
erbaltenes Ilmoien BON 300 5rnncs
1T allies, mos Die fran5oiiihe Nation
Deiter fiir 9eblane getan bat, tros
iei1ler lliIaufborliden Bitten nn6 Sc
iude. Die fin i'm totiadlid berniG-
fenoe @ntideioung bonn 5. Iopembcr
1905 raubte linn ieoe @%offrntng, aus
Der armut, in Der er iib nit ieiner
sSomilie befano, ienlals beraus5ufom=
men. @ebroden an 2eib uno Seele,
tebrte er 5u ieiner franfen 5rait, 81
@leifer oarbenoen Samilie, IN ieine in
Der rltinierten 5abrif befinolide
Wobnnng 5lriif. Oort mabte CT
am is. Sanuar 1906 ieiner per5rDei-
felten Gage ourd ei1len IiitoleniduB
Elm gllbe. So enoete bicie erif)iit=
ternoe grfinoertragobie, nno MIC
man0 weiB. mo ons Grab zines Ser
groBten Grfin0er 6ranfreids fid be-
iinoet. Or. Osfor Naeel.
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n5rait nit innigem @eritGnD.
MS fir Sunoe nn0 oeren @artune,
geiiserin ailsgeoebnter 2~anbereien,
Die nit oiftem 0rabt5aun umgebeu
lino, miinidt aus 2iebbaberei fiini
9unoe ols Sommerboaroers a,f5u-
nebmen. Bottom @ulooggen porge-
6ogen." Snierat i'm &c. 3. Seralo.-
0b Die Dame nit Dem innigen SUN.
oeperitononis unb ben aiisgeoebnten
Sanoereien oaus 2iebbaberei" pobl
audi Blas fit ebenio pieIe ainber fin
ben miiroe. ...2
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Southern Pacific Lines
TEXAS & LOUISIANA.

perind1en in jeOer @eiie Der 9fesierluis
be9iiIfIid gu iein,
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sir Gpnntg-a pmmiHar - Ercsinft
On. 3.

Sic vSreie Breffe~ iii autori5iert,
Jrant Snmmers dls &nnoiont fir oas
Imt beg gonntp aommifidrs, Rre3iaft
Go. 3, an5nfinbigen, abbingig BON ben
o~emofratii6en Hrimartuablen am 81.
SuIi 1918.
l8oIitiide Nn5eise.)
Sic .Sreie greTe1 III autoriiiert.
bic &nnoibatur bon Safpb 3lans fir
Die 8ibernabl fin bas 4mt beg Gunntnz
apnmiHGrs, Hresinft Np. 8 bon 8egar
gountb nn3ufiinbigen, nbbdngig bon SEN
bempfratifden Rrimdrtuablen am 81.
Suli 1918.
WolitiiAe anasise.)
SIR Gpnntp-3 DmmifGr - Eresinft
SO. 4.
Sic .6reie yreije" lit outoriiiert,
Robin $. G~pbtngtpn als Ganoibat fir
Wieoertpabl fir oas Imt bes gplintps
&Dmmi5drs, Rre5inft SEQ. a, ansufiinbis
gen. abbdngig bon ben o~empfrntifhen
Brimdrtpnhlen am 81. Snli 1918.
(Rolitii1e Nn5sige.l
Sic nSreie greIie" 1T autoriiierf,
Grant 6. Beattp als aanoibat fiir bus
Irrt bes gountp ; &ommifidrs, Bresintt
$50. 4. an3ufiinbieerl abbdngig bon Sen
n~emofratiidcn YrimdripabIen om Of.
Suli 1918.
(Rolitiide an8eise.)
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SIR Staatsienator, "A. 2iitrift.

Sic nSreie Brefe@ lit nutoriiierf,
9errn 5arrD Sertberg als @nnbioateu
fir ben @ierlinb5pan5igften GenatorieL
len 9iftrift, ipeI6er Die Counties 8erar,
&enSan, SEER, Steal, Gillespie uno 8ans
oera unnfaBt, ~an8nfunoieeu.
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Zen &rieg 6n selUinneit.

Sic gerpultnl9 miinlht ben Oierat
ben Anfproernngen Oes Bublifums 9sS
mdb gu 9eltdlter.
gu biefem 3pede offeriert iid Die
Wiitbiilfe aler ibrer Gepdrtenents. Die
neueu Haten - Sradt pie Ea1lnge -
nerDen ben Geainten be5 @erfebrs ; 8es
pnrfements Dieir Belegenbeit bieten nnD
iie ner0en iibelul germ bebiIflih iein,
Die M%nlpenonng ober MISUNDERSTANDING
0ieler Staten gu erfIdren, TO onB bic Ha>
frone ben %seringiten Grab bon 0er51ges
ring poer llnbeanemIirbfeit i1be5ltg auf
ben 8erInnot ooer Die 2eitnng Tires 8as
fbdfts iiber oieie 2inien ODER Nebenl;s
MEN baben.
Die weruaItmng.
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(9olitiibs an5eise. J.

Die uSreie Brei!e" 1T ontoriiiert,
6errn NuHea 81. Sennett als &anbibat
fir bns Nrnt oes G0mntp Glers bon 8ernr
gouttp, nbbdngig bon ben ont 81. Suli
ifattfinoenben YrimdrtpabIen, an3ufiin<
bi9en n1b er eriudt nm bic @timmcR
unb UNI Die llnteriiibuns aler guten
Burger.
(Bplitt5de Nnaeiae.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-11-08
Francis TO EnuIanS,

washington, Nov. 2.-Ambassadol
Francis soon is TO leave Archangel fol-
England where he is to undergo q
slight operation.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-11-08

"The great success Of the loan is
new and convincing evidence Of the
determined spirit of America to carry
on the war until freedom is assured
throughout the world" said Secretary
McAdoo. 'But even with the highest
purpose and patriotism on the part OF
the people. this great result could moi
have been achieved without intelligent
direction and organization.
81 wish to thank the Liberty loar
committees, both men and women, the
bankers and business men, farmers
wage earners, railroad officers anC
employees and every group of citizens
who have so ably and enthusiastically
cO-operated with the treasury in con
Quoting the campaign.
''To the press Of the country espe.
cial credit is due for emphasizing
through their columns and editorial
pages the necessity for making this
great loan successful.
SIN spite Of the influenza epidemic
the unenacted revenue bill and Other
unfavorable factors, the American peo'
pie have consummated the greatest
financial achievement in all history"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-11-08
What Is CoWardIce?

However many phases there may
be of courage, bravery, valor and fear,
there seems to be but one of actual
cowardice. Tt is moral panic-an alb
solute restitution Of courage. 1t
comes about through surrendering to
the initial fear and letting it democrat
ize one. Panic quickly follows and
one fees in terror, oftentimes in ter
ror of something that does not exist,
something purely imaginary and born
of a fear-crazed brain. The cause Of
the original fear often becomes insig-
nificant in comparison to the imagined
one. This state of panic is contagious.
This is best illustrated by a flock Of
sheep when one of them becomes
alarmed and bolts. The others rush
pell NELL after it, bleating and terror
stricken, not knowing why, or Of what
they are afraid.-Physical Culture.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-11-08
Determination to Succeed is Far
More Powerful Factor Than the
Possession of Ability.

Charles P. Steinmetz, the 100000
a-year consulting engineer of the
General Electric company, tells us that
men don't do big things until they
grow disconnected, remarks writer
in American Magazine. He quotes
an old Turkish proverb-that the
world belongs to the dissatisfied. No
truer word was ever spoken.
There is another fact that ought
to be brought out in this connection ::
The big differences between human
beings do not lie in ability and in
telligence. People come nearer being
equal in brain than we imagine. The
really big variations lie in force and
ambition. One man achieves a thou
sand times as much as anether-nOt
because he is a thousand times as
smart, but because he is a thousand
times more determined.
On no other theory can you explain
man. Yet we see it all the time.
Look around your neighborhood and
you will find plenty Of cases. The
Ordinary man. who begins to rise
at unprecedented speed does so be-
cause he suddenly gets vision, de-
velops a desire, sees a goal. Having
done this, he begins to travel at a
pace which he has never shown before.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-11-08
jap Islands Made in a Hurry.

It is said in the Ainu folklore that
the island of Yezo, in Japan, was made
by two deities, male and female,
who were the deputies of the Creator.
The female had the west coast al
lotted to her as her portion OF
work, and to the male deity were
assigned the south and eastern parts.
They We'd with each other in their
tasks to see which should get
through first. But as the goddess
was proceeding with her work she
happened to meet the sister of
Oionino and instead of attending to
her duties, stopped to have a chat
with her, as is the general custom
among women when they meet.
While they were thus talking the
time sped until the male deity, con-
tinuing to work away, nearly fin
ished his portion. Looking up and
seeing this, the female became very
much surprised and frightened, and
is order to hasten matters did her
work hurriedly and in a slOvenly
manner. Hence it is that the west
coast of Yezo is so rough and dan.
gerOuS.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-11-08
AMERICA CHEERE D
IN CITY Of ROME
People Hoist Yank Sailors to
Shoulders.
GREAT VICTORY CELEBRATED
italians JoyousIy Shout for the United
States and Wilson in Victory Ceie-
bration-Big Ovation Outside
u. S. Embassy.

Rome. Nov. 5.-The crowds which
naraded the streets of Rome in cele-
bration of the victory over AUSTRIA
carried American as we'll as Italian
flags. American officers met on the
streets were greeted by shouts OF
"Viva America! Viva Wilson!
A torchIight procession met a num-
Der of American sailors and carried
them through the streets on their
shoulders.
Allied Embassies Visited.
Celebrations of the victory over Aus
tria-Hungary were continued all
through the night. In the morning the
jubilatiOn was still in progress ana
when the rejoicing crowds met the
workers going to the factories the TWO
elements joined forces. All the allied
embassies were visited and the
achievements of the armies OF the
various nations concerned In the nota'
BILE successes were loudly cheered.
The ovation was especially enthus-
iastic outside the American embassy
where Ambassador Page appeared on
the balcony and addressed the crowd
He was heartily acclaimed by the as
Sembled citizens.
Wilson Is Reassured.
A committee from the demonstrators
was received by the ambassador. They
asked him to convey to President Will
son the gratitude of the people OF
Rome and of Italy to America, and to
express their admiration for that cOun-
try's part in the struggle. The COM
mittee wished him to assure the pres
ident that he could count on the con-
slant support of the Italian nation Tor
the triumph of his principles.
By q strnge coincidence the ltaf
ians entered Trieste on the feast day
of San Juste, the patron saint of the
redeemed city, which all the popula'
ton, including the Jews, formerly
celebrated under Austrian rule as
patriotic demonstration of their ltal'
ian nationality.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-11-08
BULGAR KING QUITS THRONE
Government Falls into the Hands OF
Council of Peasants and
Agrarians.

London, Nov. 4.-Bulgaria has been
proclaimed a republic, said an Elk
change Telegraph dispatch from Der
lin by way of Copenhagen. King
Boris has abdicated.
Copenhagen, Nov. liking Boris OF
Bulgaria. who assembled the throne on
October 3, has abdicated.
A peasant government has been es-
tablished at TirnOva under the leader
ship of NJ. Stambullwsky, who has been
the chief of the peasants and agrari-
ans of Bulgaria for some time.
London, Nov. An. Stambullwsky.
who is reported to be the head of the
new government in Bulgaria, is said
to be in command of republican army
of 10000 men, according to a Zurfcfl
dispatch to the Central News.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-11-08
BIG LOAN GOES OVER
BY A LARGE MARGIN
Citizens of the United States Oversub
scribed the Fourth Liberty
Loan by 1886, 100000.

Washington, Nov. 2.-The fourth
Liberty loan was Oversubscribed by
more than $966,OOO,OOO. Final reports
announced by the treasury show sub
scriptions of $6,866, 416,300.
More than 21,OO0O00 persons sub
scribed.
Ali federal reserve districts Oversub'
scribed, the Boston district reaching
, 1875 per cent of it's quota, and standing
first in the percentage column. Rich
mond made 1913 per cent and Philadel'
phia 119.
Other districts percentages were:
Cleveland, JIG; Minneapolis, ia;
st. Louis, 113; Atlanta, 112; Dallas
11.69; New York, Hill; Chicago
no; Kansas City. 100; San Francisco
1O5.
RQaOrdc Inv DISTRICTS wore follows