davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07
v@nppe" ais 9icbim.

Cine e!genarti9e ueberraidung
crlebte Die NerfGuferin zines @areu,
Gnuies in Berlin, ais iie bel Den In.
trobierpuppen, Die in elmer Ode gu.
lammenltanoen, ettuaS 81 tun bate.
Sic bernerfte ploBIid, oaB cine Die.
iel Yuppen, Die init @aroinenltoff
rerbangt War, lebenoig puroe. Nad)
Gem erlten Sbred %erfannte Die Ser.
tduferin III Der nBuppe" cine 6rau.
Die ungepobnli6 fart befleioet mar.
Cine llnteriudun9 ergab, ooB Die
6rou fir etpa 1000 Wtart Saden
ouf Dem 2eibe tru9. Sour Die unter.
lte @epanoung gebrote ibr, aaes an.
oere bntte lie 5uiommengeitoblen
auBeroem nod orei feline Bafete
nit Seioenblulen. Die 4riminalpoli.
5ci ertannte in Der Iebenoig gepor.
oenen Yuppe cine idon un5Gblige
Aliale beltruite nArbeiterin" @milie
Sadmann. 0ieie bate iib in Der
lctten 3eit mieoerbolt in Den @a.
renbauiern einiAlieBen laiien, UNI
nadts gu iteblcn. Sest mar iie idoll
fr;nf Gage uno flint 9a6te Obne In.
tcrbredune in Den &dumen seweien.
@eim 8erlaiien zines S%traBenbabn.
pagens bate iie ii6 am Spittel.
niarft Den SUB beritau6t. Sic
ldIeppte ii6 NIT Der 8erlesung mad
Dem @arenbauie, nm ii9 bort in
uIer &itbe ben Sub beilen gu lalien.
Sen Gag iiber idlief iie in einem
&erIted i'm Seppihlager, na6ts ltabl
llc in Den anoern G6teiluneen Sc.
b~ensnlittel uno &leiolmgsitiide oller
Nrt, Die iie ipGter 81 pertnlfen &C.
oodte. Sas lestc 8erited rdblte lie
iii Der Yiippencde. Die Terbaftete
irllroe oils Eoli5cigefan9cne nad Der
Gbaritce gcbra1t.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07
0icid perteilt &leiber.

Das Neih5 : electromagnetic IN
Geutihlallo uerteill iest 8leiOung,
Striunpfe unO gtdbgarn an Arbeiter
hno Nrbeiterinnen, pie in Der 0elit-
lten Brelle i'm lesten Sell oes do.
ratS 0ebruar an9efiinoigt miro. Die
glelbe A%nfiinoigung beiagt, oaB 30
Ifillonen Yaar Striimpfe angefer.
tigt meroen uno oaB gr0Bere StGote
100000 Spnlen ysabgarn erbalten.
Ole 3citlIngen meloen ferner, oaB
%"Ieincle" &leioer ais Yapier berge.
ltelt perOen uno iagen, oaB Der
altige &lcibung, ubne S9aoen gu
nebnlen, gefo9t uilo 9epaiAen tuer.
0tn fam.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07

ASNhh ~ wv wv 0iDAhHbs 0AVRNNt
lsi9ter ons 0cm ein5eInen ipiro, foe
boIo er es aus eisenem freien Niuen
tut, ni6t urter benz Druid zines
3pan9es BON ouBen, oos muB man
nur crit einmoI an Ii6 ielber ousprOs
bicren. IS lit grobnrtis. mas nan
oann fir cine 6o1o9tung Dor iid
betpmmt, unp per nit Ii4 iel6lt 5us
frieoen lit, Der lit es aud nit Der
ibrigen WeIt - olio!
&ann man ii6s aber bod ni9t
bertneiien, aus irgenOpsl9en 9riins
ben Oen yRummel" mit5umu9en,
oonn perseile man ems ni4t gu
9ouie: ben Sumor! Gr 1T uno bIeibt
nun nal bas Si9srbeitsDentil. oas
CUR re9ten 3eit nufserifen, bic So9s
iponnung loft. Stonb ba tiir5li9
in iibli9 eingeteilter lSn9e aud Elm
@eien in Der !5o9babn, Dem Der
S9red unb bic A%ufre9ung in bic
&eble gefobren paren, 10 bdb es eli
men re9elre9ten .S9Iudsn" bate.
Ni9t einen, cer Isiie rudt unO 5udt,
als oh man bic Stepbanies8 uOotte
Dor Ii4 biniummt, iOnOern 10 einsn,
Der lte in Medlenburg nit prd9tiger
Bprtiau ~9utop" nennen.
Sic rbutopte" olfo. @rIt IG9elte eis
ner, oonn spsi, oann Orei = es lpurs
be Iuuter unb idIimm:r = 3pei Mds
oels ti9erten. 5pei Serren f9er3An,
langfdm breitete fi9 cine oerortige
6ioelitas iiber ben eben nod berOrieBs
liden Msni9entnduel. OaB ii9 bic
WiBe unO S9er3e nur 10 treu3ten.
llnO bos Nette unb 2iebensmiirbige
babel mar, es sing nidt ouf Soften
Der 8etreffenOen! SIN 8egenteiI ale
Iaben geraoeSu freunoli9 uno erpars
tungsbOG auf iie. $50 - iebt
- M = bopIo!" sic fiiblte ii9
AUDI bur9ous oIs tleinsr @iB6olb,
unb mir lam iogar Elm Ieiier 3peifeI,
Of Der niebIi9e Hodsr es nidt am
@noe abit9tli9 seton bate, aus reis
ner Meni9enliebe? DEM es puroe
pirtIi9 cine b09it OersniieIi9e
Sabrt, unb es mar f9oOe I'm ieoen,
Der ausitie9. Mir botten uns 10 nett
5u1ammen ein9elo9t!
So, Der Sumpr Der Situation pber
Der zines tur3en' piBigen DOrtes lit
@olbes inert!
9eitern, 9erabe am @ingang Der
llntergrunbbabn, trifft mid elm
S9neeboa brett an ben 9ut, Der be-
OentIi6 aus benz @Iei99epi9t gerist.
SOI9e Slide drsert einen benn nun
bod, aber oIs i6 gerooe entriiitet
nad benz attentdter fpdbe, idreit BON
oriben cine fede &nabenftimme:
rMenf9, Deine Bale i9ielen ia!
9ie geben ia INNER no9 lints!"
Der bate bo ni9t seIu9t unb ben
nf9ielenoen 8on" Der3ieben9 go fam
i'd ld4eno Ing @ebrdnge, uno iie6e
ba, es gins Diel better, aIS i9 gefiir9s
tet bate.
9drum, perebrte 3e1er, bite i9
OreierIei: Ni9t go ipIo auf bic llns
te%rgrunObabn f9impfen. sic tut, mos
Iie lam, unO mir nOlIen uns freuen,
OaB mir tie boben!
Nidt INNER nur fi9 felbft fir bas
Widtigite in Der 9eiamten S@0pfung
6alten!
Ni9t ben 9umor perIieren! @r 1T
uno bleibt Der BETTE NernenitGrter!
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07
Wrrtebemrr IipIumaf.
aIe iuIdrr Iernte gImrrifancr g66HI
6Gmib fgnnCn.

NlS lptu1ct iCfHle NWCEttuNcr NUDul
SamiO fCnucn.
Bon ocn Oiplonutiidcn 4iinIten
ocs pcritorbclicn 9r.Sultul.s Aboul
%auui0, I'M %Oercnmiaen CT pom man,
dlcln Yeri6tcritatter unS 8ulitifer
Ger groBte icbcnoe Sdatipielcr ge.
nonllt wurOe, bat Elm amerifaniidet
Iiplonot Gin %onidollidjcs Yll0 ent.
porict.
AbOuI SomiOS eritounIidc 9e.
0obung ouf OenI irogliden @cbiete
iUcr nobl 5itm Sell airt leine IcualI.
tiniide Gbltummung 5uriid5ufiibre,L
SLIM Tcil Ourd fem .eipiges Itib.
tiGitcn geih1rit uno ols0ebiloet.
Scr Nmerifoner mar iibcrruid)t pom
Dem Observation-Disclosures @inorud,
cen Der onscblid 10 grouiame Serr.
id,er ouf i'm modte. 9ieie llebeg.
roi1unJ tuar Inn IL Ieidter m0glt.b,
dis es fem irirfli6 gutcs Bib oes
SnItoiiS CAB, oa CT, ipie ale gllten
0hIiclmdnner Ger olten S1lIe, cine
Nbneigung ougegen bate, lid photo.
gtapbieren 81 lolien. n0ie @eltolt
Die i6 nun pirtii6 Dor mir ioD,
mar Die zines tpoblpoueno 0rein.
i1nrenOcn alten Scrrn p1il Mittel
6r6Be. @r mar mie elm ergIii6er
@'eiitlider in elmer largeH, idwar.
6cn BOD gefleiOet mo bate li6 in
ietner Soilctte 0ur1 nidtS BON Ell.
rem Gentleman Der Srforo StroBe
unteridieOen. Die Art, tpie er griB-
te, mar freunolif un0 pGterlid.
Sein gon5es 8eien mar Iiebetts.
riirOio, feline Stimme pci9 uno
5icgium ieine aIu9beit id)ien auber-
croentlid. Grit aIlmdbIi9 bcmcrfte
ib, Dab Der SuIton in allen 2iIten,
cen @affen oes 2ebantiaers, Elm
unerreidter WteiIter iei.
Dies erlebte elm Srelino pom mir,
Ger als onlerifaniiher @eianoter in
&onitontinopeI cine ,cit lcngem aus.
lteberoe S6uIO fir Die &ercinigten
Gtooten bel ibm eintreiben iolte.
Ser Sultan i6iet. iebr 1ngitli9
ooraltf beoatt 81 ieitt, iie gu beoap.
lCn. Der yonfee orang ollf eile
auOien5; elm @ei6cnt Oes SuItans,
5Wei pra6tooue arabii6e Hoile, tpieS
CT 5uriid. @r mar Elm temperament.
ucner Mann, Der pGbreno zines Lam
gen 2ebenS in Der HrGric cine &c.
mtiie &iidii6tsloiioteit uro 3Gbig.
felt gelernt bate; er mar piiteno
auf Den Sultan, Der i'm 10 Ionge
bin5og. Mber er batte nod nift 5tpei
@t;nuten nit Dem 8eberri6er Der
@ldubigen geipro6en, ols feline 8ut
Uerl6mano uno er gang getiigig muir
&c. 8ie er oieiem giittgen 9errn ms
@eli6t iab, begann er 6u glauben,
cob Der Sultan 70 uni6uloig iei tpie
en- &in0. Srosoem bradte er INNER
tuieOer Oas @eipr61 oltt fem sc.
ih1ft, aber Der Sultan bate 10 biel
cnoeres 81 fragen, er erfuniigte lib
nit groBem Sntereiie na9 Dem Sc
ben icines @eiu9ers uno 8og 10 Die
llntcrbaItung bin, bis es gum Diner
9ing. 8dbrenO man Die 0o6tii6.
Sigarre raudte, tuliroe elm tiirfii9eS
Sultipiel aufgeiiibrt, uno Elm tiirfi.
fiber Gang folgte. Scr Sultan uno
Der Oanfee i6ienen elm 9er5 uno
eine SeeIe. TI0slif peri6mano Der
Sulton nit einigen liebeuoIlen 8or-
ten. @S mar ipdt getporOen. gls Der
@merifaner am Gn0eren Worgen
ii6 iiber oos &efultat ieiner oiplo.
matiiden Wiilion ftar meroen mon,
te, merfte er, oaB er bi1lters 2i1t
gefiibrt noroen mar ulo feline ir.
eenomie beltimmte Inttport erbalten
bate"
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07

3Oblen better Nnnl,tat in GROCER Meuse
p~prbnhben.

rprbntben.
Sad Der GobIcnnot, mcldc oos
amerifoniide &ublitumr I'M Der.
gongenen @inter ourdgenadt bat,
miro es iid ooppelt interciiieren iiir
Die mihtige gntOefung, ipeIde ser
ioaenannte Geological Surpep in
AlaSfn eemadt bat. GieieS gero.
oe5u muitergiltig eingeridtete Ge.
gierun0sbureau bat n0mlid feItoe.
itent, ooB BORT nod YliaiarOen pom
Conner 9oble liegen, Die Der Sor.
oerling barren. A1er0inos Ideint
es lid in Der @auptlode Inn @eih.
fobIe 5u banOeln, ieOod lit es cine
@ei6foble bon ausge5eidneter 9uo.
IitGt. 8ereitS bat man be0onnelL
inter Slufiidt Der Heaicrrng Sd)adr.
tie gu bouen, uno Ser totiGdIide
9etrieb lit al mebreren Stellen inn
@ange. GS gilt Dies namentIid
bon Den &oblenfeloern bon Mota.
mtsfa, mo tros Der primitiuen 8er.
febrseinridtungen unO Der man.
gelnoen I~rbeitsfrdfte idon IeioIid
befrieoigenOe Heiultate er5ieIt NOR.
Den iino. @egenudrtig lino orei
@ruben i'm 8etrieb, 5tpei am Mooie
Greet uno cine am @sfa Greet.
6inf5ig @ieilen bapon Iiegt andor.
age, cine StaOt bon lngciGbr 5000
SeeIen, nit einem guten Sofen.
I1t1 oos ettpas meter qeleoeuc
Setuaro beiibt eineu gerdumiaen
unO eisfreien Sofen. 0ie Gegierina
bot Die notigen 8erbin0ungen Be.
reits our6 Den @ou elmer nellcn
@iienbabn bereeiteut. Gie Sallpt.
CRUDE lit nnter Dem Nomen uSbe
0obertp" befonnt. Sbr Stodt, Der
$50 SUB in Die @roe gebt, bat cine
&obIenaoer bon GROCER MGdtigfeit
bIobgelegt. @s iin6 e%inltpeiIen
nod pieIe Sdmierigteiten 5u iiber.
minoen, Die i'm 2oufe Der Belt
peridminoen oiirften, aaein es uer.
Den in Oieier @rube 0o9 i6on
ied5ig Sonnen per Gag g%ef0roert.
0os meiite oaOon miro fir &egie.
run9s5mede gebraudt, fir lire 60.
foniotipen, GompfidoufeIn, MtaIdi.
men oIIer art ulp. Sriiber muBte
Die &egierung iedl3ebn biz odt.
5ebn Collars oie Come be8ablen
fir 0ie &oble, Die bon Yuget Soun0
nod Mndoroge gebradt pilroe. Set
Der @r0ffnung Der Gobertp. @rlbe
lit Der Breis auf Die SGIfte suriid.
gegangen, un0 man eriuartet, oa6
CT nod ueiter Iinfen miro.
9ie BON ben 9eonlten oes SEQ.
logical SurpeD nor9enommenen DIE.
mil6en llnterirdungen, Die iibri.
gems nod nidt abeel6loIIen Iino,
bo6en cine bitumin0ie &obIe Der
beIten aiiaIitdt ergeben. sic bGIt
einen 8ergIeid aus nit Ser 6eIten
@eidfobIe bon EennipIoanien uno
8eit.Sirginien. @s febIt aud
nidt an Antbra5ita0ern, bod bat
man ibnert nod nidt pieI @ufmerf.
iunfeit geidenft. Die @roBe oes
Soblenreiftums bon @Iosfo lGBt
Iid notiirIid nidt antdberno oenoll
obi6dsen, bod lit elmer ser be.
fanntclten Observation-Disclosures.
gen, Der altd Dem ~erp1bnten 8u.
reail angeborenoe aIfreo S. @roofs,
oaOon ii6cr5eugt, Dob er ~minoeItens
10 Miaiar0en Sonncn betrGot.
8orIdufig brauden mir aIio nod
nidt f%rieren, 5llmaI bic &egierltng
Die @riAIieBung oieler S6Gbe nit
groBer @nergie betreibt. 90 bat
lie gum 8eiipiel, UNI Oos @erf 5ll
bei6Iemigen, Har5eIlen bon lie 5luei
acrcs abgemeiien, I'M oie iid ieoer
perontmortIife Ipplifont, Der lein
Slid in Den aobIenfeIoern bon
Motanllsfa Oeriiden min, betuerberl
fam.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07

= Gtstret. oTn. i'd CLAUDE,
ga fomlnt Der Gerl, Der mir seltern
abeno I'M &cltaiiraut meinen ueber.
5icber pcrtaulbt bat. -"
~@oaen mir III oic Nucreuiie eia.
bieaen2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-26

WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
ISSUED BY THE
r STATES
@iiIcn Sic, mas es beSentet, nell,t

@iiIen Sic, mas es bebentet, nelul
Sabre an Nierenbelfperoen all lei.
benz SelbIt in ibrer lei1telten Sorr1
lit es cine Ser uttougenebnitcn ut9
idymer59aftelten &ranfbeiten. IS lit
oarum bon Gorteil, 6l piiIen, mas
ma 5l tun bat, weitu iid) Die eriten
Mn5eifen oieies Gei0ens bemerfbar
MAIDEN. Man leie, mas Serr 6eIir
Glentent BON Sobniton Gitp, ST., oa.
riiber 5u Iogen bat: oAteun Sabre
lang babe i6 an acknowledgements
gelitten; m1breno Oieier 3eit %fonill-
tierte icb peri6ieoene @er5te; einiae
oerielben peri6afften mir 3eitpeiic
@rIeidterung, aber ooS Seioen febrte
ieoesmal lpicoer 3urild, uno es mar
oann iblintmer ais lie 5ltoor. Sor IS.
Wonoten beganm id) nit Dem Sc
braud bon 6orni's Ilpelifrauter, mo
cine oreimlonatlidc 9ebanolung nit
oieien 9r1iltermittel bat MIDI 9ebeiIt
id) befiuoe mid iest ausge5eiduet.
6orni's Mpenfrdlter miro uidt
onrd apotbefer perfauft, 2ofalageu
ten liefern eS Dem Tublifunt. Sails
Sic feilten aeenten in Sbrer Nad)-
barid)oft feniaer, ihreiben sic All
Or. Geter Sobrltep & Cons Co., Chi
caso. 81. (Mn3.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-26
Observation-Disclosures
pptels.
ALAMO

325 Mamu @laso = bibfd m0blierte
refine 9i1nmer. 75c unb ST per Saa; per
Npfe $500 unb a~uftrarfs- altes ZEE
lephon grodett 65S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15
Legal Notices
TO THE PUBLIC.

You are hereby notified that the boundary fence of No Fence district No. 2 or Jefferson county, Arkansas will be completed by the 10th day or March, 1918. The act creating this district makes it unlawful to knowing ly or willingly suffer or permit any horse, mule, ass, jennett, swine, sheep, or neat cattle of any descriI or any duck or goose, to run at large within the limits of the district, and prescribes certain fines, penalties and liabilities for violation of these provi- sions. After the completion of the boundary fence, owners and managers of the animals enumerated above should keep the same in enclosures, or otherwise confined, and the provisions of the act regarding the running at large of such animals will be strictly enforced
 J. r. SENNETT,
 J. R. CORE,
 W. l. PAYNE, 2---S-ilt Commissioners.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15
'. OF A. SUPPLIES
 II RADIO OPERATORS

Fayetteville, March 14.-Eleven men have been accepted for government service, after completing the course in radio and buzzer operation offered at tho University of Arkansas.
 The men accepted for the navy arc : Terry Williams, Atkins; L. o. Cald- well, Fulton county; and w. E. White, Stillwe]l, Okla.
 For the aviation corps; D. A. Locks, Fayetteville; Winfred Lake, DeQuean; Russell Steele, Muskogee, Okla; L. D. Lighton, Fayetteville; and Claude L. Sparks, Jefferson county.
 For the signal corps; J. H. McMur- ry, Fayetteville and r. N. Armstrong, Oxford
 Of the men mentioned above, J. H. McMurry and w. E. White have al- ready been assigned to active duty.
 P. c. Hamilton, Hartford, has been assigned to Hospital Unit 1, and is stationed at Camp McPherson, Geor- gia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15
New York Cotton

l New York, March l4.--Cotton fu- lures opened steady; March BPS ;; May 31.S0; July 31.40; October 3040.
 The cotton market opened steady at an advance of 1 to 9 points in spite of disappointing cables and reports of favorable progress with new crop pre- parations. There seemed to be cver- ] night buying orders around the ring which absorbed scattered realizing or liquidation at the start with May sell ing at 3l.S5 and October at 30.40 on the call. Reaction of 10 to 20 points followed with May relatively easy un- der selling by people who were re- buying in later deliveries, but Liver pool was a fair buyer of May and July and the undertone was steady during the middle of the morning. Aprivata report published by southern author lty indicating a decrease of 2 1-2 per cent in acreage was a factor on rallies from the early setback.
 Tho closing weakness of Liverpool served to restrict buying here but created no selling power of conse- quence and after reacting to 31.63 for May and 30.26 for October, or about 4l to 16 points net lower, the market steadied up on covering and bullish ad- vices. Prices at midday were within point or two of last nights closing fig ures.
 Reports that Dutch tonnage in allied ports were to be made available were followed by a bulge late in the noon hour which carried old crops back to about last nights closing figures while later deliveries sold point or two net higher. Business, however, continued quiet and prices sagged off , or 6 points under realizing with May ruling around 317O and October 3024 during the middle of the after noon.
 Co+tn,, olocnJ e,4ooI,,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Sealed proposals will be received by the arcnltects at their offices uI- til IF o'clock noon of the 15 day oi March, 1913, for the erection of one story frame shingle roof drewwina at New Gasccny, Arkansas, for MT John M. Oracle.
 Plans may be obtained of the architects, Thompson & Harding, room No. 504 Southern Trust build ing, Little Rock. Arkansas, upon dc posit of ten dollars as guarantee that p. .ns be returned to the archi- tects within six days after plans have left the office of the architects. Separate proposals will ue received on Electric wiring and plumbing.
 3-2-10t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15
Chicago Grain.

Corn prices had a downward ten dency today. influenced more Or less by uncertainty due to meetings here to discuss enlarged facilities for hedg- ing trades. In this connection rep resentative of the food administration is expected to be here tomorrow Bears put some stress also on the fact that primary receipts continued in ex- cess of last year. After opening a shade lower, with May $1.27 1-8, the market rallied a trifle, and then sag ed lower than before.
 Oats receded on account of com mission house selling due to rapid progress of seeding, All transactions however. were in small lots. Opening prices, which varied from unchanged figures to Is cents advance, were fol- lowed by moderate general decline.
 Strength of hog quotations made provisions ascend. Offerings were readily absorbed.
 As result of persistent commits
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15
CatarrllaI Deafness Cannot Re Cured

by local applications. us they cannot reach the dleeaaed portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure catarrhal deafness, ana tnat IS By a constitutional remedy Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an in named condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube ir lniiamed you have rumbling sound or ir1l- perfect hearing. and when it is entirely ciosed. Deafness is the result. Unless the mHanmation can be reduced and this tube will be destroyed forever. Many cases of deafness are caused by catarrh, which is faces. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru system ~
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot De cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine. Cir. cuiars free. All Druggists. 75c.
 r. J. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo. O.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, March 14.-Cotton opened steady. Opening bid, March 3l.o7; May ao.%0, July 30.26; oe- tober 29.26; December G3.0S.
 After a rise of to 8 points on the opening call here today, cotton fell off to a level, 10 to II point} under yesterdays close. The large Br:tsh tonnage losses of last week appeared the main reason for the selling.
 In the trading up To noon the de- cline was widencd to II to l5 points. The undertone held steady OH the fore cast of fair and colder weather for the western belt.
 Cotton closed steady at decline of 3 tG 6 points
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15
Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool, March 14.-Cotton spot quiet; prices lower Good middling 24.08; middling 23.55; low mddling 23.03; good ordinary 22.O3; ordinary Zl.o0. Sales" 5000, including 800 American. Futures closed easy New contracts: Mar. 24.OO; April 23.92; May 23.85; June 23.74; July 23.64. Old contract, fixed prices: Mar 22. 40; Mar Apr. 22.31; May-June 22.15; June- July 22.07.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15
WARNING ORDER. Case No. 6165.

In the Chancery Court of Jefferson
 county, Arkansas. Columbus Johnson, vs. Gertrude
 Johnson, Defendant. ! The defendant, Gertrude Johnson, is warned to appear in this court within
 thirty days and answer the complaint
 of plaintiff, Columbus Johnson. Given under my hand and seal of
 said court, this 21st day of February A. D.. 1918. ! F. M. REEVES, Clerk 0. E. REEVES, D. C.
 SEAL. 222-3-1 1-S-15-22
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15
Given under my hand this End day of March, 1918.
 VIM. V. HUTf, City Collector. Office City Hall, 9 a, m. to 3 p. m.
 3-3-1 mo-
WARNING ORDER. Case No. 6l94.

In the chancery> court of Jcffer- son county Arkansas.
 Jim Tyson, plaintiff, vs. Elvira Tyson, defendant.
 The defendant, Elvira Tyson, is warned tc appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Jim Tyson. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 7th day of March A. D., 1918.
 r. M REEVES, Clerk.
 s. k. VAULX, n. c. SEAL 3-8-15 .22.2o4.5.
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REPORYg OF ivAA xA @ FIX. F.: '-g'-' g $s s CErTON -LTVESTDCk.

sion house selling associated more on less with the cmbargocs on east-bound shipments. May delivery fell to below $1.27 for the first time in more than a week. Good progress was said to have been made in formulating plans here for betterment of the grain trade Corn closed heavy, Is to 7-S at 1 cent net lower fifth March at S1.27 ,7-8 and May $l.26 IA.
 The market later reacted sharply Weakness of corn values appeared to be in a large measure responsible.
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< D K S A l. E

foR SALE-TWO AND ONE-HALF scles acres at Twenthy- Sixth and Mis- fs sourl St. Splendid for truck 0s asim or will plat into an addition % ten long 50 foot lots. A big JSargaln for cash. Two story swelling of seven rooms on East "Neh Ave-. on two lots for sale at &'eeha1 & Its value. R. H. M. Mills 0ee: sons, Citizens Bank Building. Sa3'ce Sa3 phone 29. Residence phone
 -' 3-15-3t.
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WHEN IN NEED OF OFFICE HELP. 'eiephone 1913, We positively do not recommend incompetent help. we do not operate OUT school as a Side line. All our time is devoted 10 this particular work. Our mot 'o IS thoroness. James Business 'o'lese' G. Y. Bynum, proprietor.
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FOR SALE-.ONE BLOCK OF LAND and an eight-room house, plastered, two years old and in good condition;
 near school and church; can be had at a bargain. Why pay rent? See or phone, Hollis Real Estate company, 1231z West Second ave- nuc; phones 2 and 112. 6-13-tf
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LOST, SPRAYED OR STOLEN-ONE black horse mule, about five years old, IA 1-2 hands high, slightly sunken rump; One dark bay horse mule, about five years old, 15 1-2 hands, large sto>,.ach. One light bay horse mule, about five years old, l5 hands high. A reward of $2O each will be paid for their re- covery. Notify T. H. Collier, A. thel,ler, Ark. 3-2-6t
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. 32. Down Town-Main, Barraque, Sec

Down TOWn-Maln, Barraque, Sec
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 The tax books of the collection of special assessment upon the real property in Paving District No. 32 in the; City of Pine Bluff, has been placed in my hands. ''5<'l: s:[t. S All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessment to me within thirty days from this date.
 If suchspayment is not made action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assess nent, and for legal penalties and cost.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-A BROWN LEATHER SAT chel, containing a government al
 lotment check, for $25 made to Mrs. W. C. Steel or Mrs. Mary Eliz- abeth Steel, and a lodge due book of either the W. O. w. CT A. o. U. W. Parties arc warned not to cash check. Lost between Twen- tieth and Cherry and Fourth and Main on or off street car. Reward. Phone 23S5. 3136t
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FORM JEWISH REGIMENT

Kansas City, March 14.-Instruc- tions to appoint a committee for the enlistment here of a Jewish regiment for service in Palestine have been re- ceived by Capt. R. w. Simmie, in charge of the British Canadian re- cruiting station here, he announced
 Capt. Simmie, who will leave here April 1 to return tc the front where lie was wounded, said he was conf- dent such a regiment could be re- cruited as there is 9 large Jewish population here.
 "We want British and alien Hc- brew subjects who are not of the draft age for service against the Turks" he said. ''I anticipate no diff ficultN in raising the regiment be- fore 1 lcavc.'
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The Australian government main tains scbool fer boys wine. wish to become expert farmers but lack the means to pay for proper instruction.
 For shipping purposes a canvass hamper has been invented which has a steel frame so constructed that it can be folded flat when it is empty.