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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-06
HIGHLAND PARK.

Notes ana personals from Highland
Park, by Mrs. o. ShauL Telephone
1929 MI
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-06
A SATISFYING SUMMER DRINK

Horsford's Acid Phosphate
tea spoonful in cold water sweetened
to taste, both refreshing and beneficial
Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-06

The old adage about st. Swithin's Day
weather has been proven untrustworthy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-06
EAST SIDE NOTES

Notes and personals from East Side
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-06

Notes and personals from Oakland
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-18
.oC0LNA PRACA ZROBI TO
WOjna Jest "a Wielka ably
wygrana byfa przez szcZe
- . -
+: g0lne i ME zaWis1e ,
-. .WySl1k1. 4

Minnesota pelna jest ludzi kt6
rzy rzadaja ably uczynic cos.do pc
mocy wygrania wojny. So oni o.
choczy do piracy :Oni ezujq wez::-
wanie do. s}uzby.
Mezcyzni kt6rzy So "a starry
do zapisania sic do armii :albo ma
rynarki lecz kt6rzy SO zwinni i
zdatni i niewiasty ". kazdym: vie
ku kt6rych w@zruszenia' 50 skfonne
mad wypadkami wojny IL i'm sic
zdaje re wprost musza cos robi6
ola Aliant6w ably przyspiieszy6
zwyciestwo Ameryki SO :najgorli-
wsze i pa}ajace. .
Czesto So trudnosci gdy oni Pre-
buja sami sic dostac. do piracy
Vice stat a, sic: niecierpliwi. Taxa
niecierpliwosc zdaje sic, natural
ma, lecz ME jest II sk1teczna.
Okazuje ona sic zwykle "przez
rozpoczecie" - rozpoczniecie oso
biste prowadzenie tego niezalezne,
Wojna jest "a wielka do wy
grania jej komukolwiek ma pole
dyncza reke. Dzielo Ameryki jest
"a wielkic by tylko samodzielnie
przez kogos mialo bye prowadzo-
ne. Juz .by}o dosyc rzeczy rozpo-
czetych. Co teraz jednak potrzeb
fem jest, jest by ca}y ogd ukon--
czy1 je. Kazdy kto tylko chce: mo
re przylaczyc sic do tel og6lnej
piracy. g
Dzia}alnosc minnesockiej .komi-
syi bezpieczenstwa i .rozmaitych
1lndzi podlegajacym i pracujacym
x MIA zawiera W sobie Gala liste
dzia1alnosci> wojennych W Illinois
w}aczajac, przez .zwiazki przyjaz-
Inc: Czerwony Krzyz, Y. NJ. G. A.
Rycerzy Kolumba, sprzedaz bon
dow wolnosciowych i wszelki wy
si4ek Publicznej komisyi Bezpic-
czenstwa. Wszystkie godne j IDOL
Inc organizacye beda przez te ko-
misye uznane Take vice organi-
zacye powinny> starac sic o jej uz-
mamie, jesli dotychczas tego ME
uczyni}y.
Komisya Bezpieczenstwa jest o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-18

ficyalna organizacya utworzona
by zjednoczyc GAIA miejscowoscc
W celu wykonania fkiejs szezeg66
|}owej piracy. Niszczenie j s1abose
SO niehybRym wynikiem roztarg-
nietych: spQrnych osobistych j
niezawbslych 'staran: "A Komisya
|chce jak najwiekszej pomoey ia
ka moe dostac, gdziekolwiek.
Domagana potrzeba s&omy W
belach. -
Jest wielka potrzeba dobrej ow
sianej j zytniej Stony w p6}noc--
ne, ozesci naszego stanu kt6ra by
Ia ciezko dotknieta przez SUSIE W
ostatnim sezonie.
-Niedob6r: siafasi dzikiej trawy
dla byd1a jest -rezultatem ably blu
70 komisyi Publicznego Bezpie--
czenstwa otrzymafo prosby Oh
wielu farmer6w :kt6rym zal jest
! poswiecic .byd1o Ola braku: siana.
Farmerzy w<tych czesciach Stanu
gdzie jest siana poddostatkiem
znajda ggotoWa sposobnosc do
[sprzed1aiaiy belowanej: Stony a Ko.
misya Publicznego Bezpieczenst--
wa bedzje W stanie zape@nic i'm
sprzedaz tel Stony pc umiarkowa
nych cenach. Uczyni to dla kazdc
go kt6ry stara sic spelnic swa
Geese W oszczedzaniu krajowi
przez belowanie z~bytecznych zapa
sow Stony i siana a w ten spos6b
dajac mozliwosc. farmerom O..
mniej saczesliwie po}ozonych .zao-.
patrzeniach ich byd}a podczas III
my Y
Balowana sloma przyniesie do
bra Gene, 'gdy: sic juz mia. ma mysli
niema1 ME dozwalanych cen sia-:
ina W wielu czesciach. stanu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-18
UCzMY DZIEu NASzE CZYTAC, PISAC
M0WlC PO POLSKU.
Pedle6 wygna1c6w syberN'
skich Ola koloni Anne
Ukaaskiej.

Komitet Wykonawczy P. C. K
r. W Am. otrzymaf w tych dniach
cd Irkuckiego Oddzia}u Petrogra
dzkiego Polskiego Towarzystwa
Pomocy Ofiarom Wojny list z pc.
kwitowaniem i podziekowaniem
"a otrzymana ponce W pienia-.
dzach jakotez W. odziezy stepuja
cej tresci:
Irkuck, 20 wrzcsnia, 1917 No.
1923,
Szanowny Polski Komitet
Ratunkowy w Chicago.
Ninijszem many zaszczyt "a.
wiadomic Szanowny Polski Ko-
mitet Ratunkowy W Chicago, re
przedstawiciel Amerykanskiego
Poselstwa W Irkucku, p. William
Webster, wreczy} nam:
~ lutegO l9I1 +. $o,OUO,OO -
16,997.0 90 rubli; 10 lipca 1917 TO-
ku 100000 - 17.212.0o rubli, a
cd przyjaci6l polskiego narodu 81
10000 - 3.4O0 rubli. - Razem
$4,000 rubli, jake got6wke ze-
hrana W Ameryce dla okazania pc
mocy ofiarom wojny W irkuckim
okregu. Stosownie do Z yczen Ola
rodawc6w rozporzadzamy tenn
pieniadzmi W spos6b nastepujacy
Re wzgledu ma to, re z finans6w
rzadowych ma podstawie rozporza
dzenia Ministeryum Ola spraw
Wygnannc6w z dnia 10 sierpnia
1916 moze korzystac tylko SO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-18

Sprzedaz tych znaczk6w i certyfikat6w "a
konczy sic pred dniem. 1go stycznia 1919 r. DO
tego czasu rad spodziewa sic zebrac diva bilio
ny dolar6w. zadna pojedyncza osoba ME moze
nabyc wiecej piz "a 81, 900 tych bond6w. Uczy
Mono to ograniczenie dlatego, ably dac sposob-
nose do lokowania drobnych oszczednosci oso-
bonn O ma}ych> dochodach i zasobach; ponie-
waz Certyfikaty OszczednoSci Wojennej zaw=
SEE beda posiada}y pe}na swa w~artosc, przeto
So korzystniejszem ulokowaniem pieniedzy a.
nizeli nawet Bondy Wo]noSciowe z kt6rejbadz
WY1AcZoNE Cd PoDATKU.
Certyfikaty Oszczednosci Wojennej wylaczo
ne So cd wszystkich podatk6w, epr6cz podat-
ku spadkobierstwa i podatku W razie dodatko
wych dochod6w. Ten ostatni podatek dotyczy
iedynie tych p1acacych podatki, kt6rych wszy
stkie bondy razem posiadane wynosza sumo
, przewyzszajaca SIS, 5000.
NIEKT6RE SZCZEG6kY o CERTYFIKA-
TACH.
Nazwisko kupujacego musi bye wyraznie
w~ypisane ma certyfikacie z nabyciem pierwsze-
!. 90 znaczka. Skutkiem tego 6w ce%rtyfikat ME
moze bye wyplacony bez podpisu w1asciciela
danego certyfikatu, bedac W ten sposob zabezv
pieczony pred jakakolwiek utrata, chyba
wskutek sfa}szowania podpisanego nazwiska.
Ably jeszcze wiecej taxi certyfikat zabezpie--
czyc, mona dae takowy, zaregistrowac W kt6-
rymkolwiek urzedzie p~ocztowym pierwszej,dru
giej i trzeciej klasy poczt. Wtedy ME moze 6w
certyfikat bye skolektowany przez nikogo IN
nego, jak tylko przez samego wfasclclela tegoz.
Natomiast jedyna w takim razle ~nlewygoda
jest to, re certyfikat musi bye wykupiony w
urzedzie tel poczty, gdzie zostaf zaregistroWa-
ny, Gdy przeciwnie p}atny jest W urzedzle kaz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-18

Iprocent wygnancoW, postanorlhs
my wchodzac blizej " ich potr1e-,
by, wyp}acac zapomogi stale "a
stepujace rzadowe ponad powyz-
sza norme:
Ola / osoby " wysokosci 500
rubli m~iesiecznie ola 2 os6b W
wysokosci 900 rubli ~miesiecznie;
ola 3 os6b W wysokosci 1900 ru-.
bli m~iesiecznie; ola 4'osob W wy
|sokosci 14.O0 rubli m~iesiecznie;
ola S os6b W wysokosci 1925 ru-
bli ~miesiecznie; ola 6 os6b W wy
sokosci 1900 rubli miesiecznic.
Opr6cz tego udzielamy zapo--
m6g ofiarom wojny z przekaza--
nych nam fundusZow, ma ponce
lekarska, apteke, lepsze odzywia-
ME sic ftp.
!. z. powodu nadzwyczajnej dro-.
zyzny postanowilismy wyp1acac
opr6cz ustanowionych zapom6g
dodatkowo 500 rubli z amerykan
skich fundusz6w., Prey tel okazyi
nadmieniamy, re nap}yw wygnan
cow tax z Galicyi niedawno zaje-
tel przez wojska austryackie, ja-
kotez z Rosyi centralnej, stale sic
z kazdym dniem coraz wiekszy.
|Nadto pod opicka nasza przeszli
;Polacy je1cy wojenni, kt6rzy
wskutek najnowszych rozporza-
dzen ciesza sic teraz znacznymi I'll
gami. So to jedne z najbardzicj
nieszcze$liwych ofiar wojny, pre-
waznie ogofocone z odziezy, a juz
zupelnie z got6wki. Uwazamy
vice "a sw6j obowiazek, rozciag-
nae i mad mimi swoja opieke. O.
pr6cz tego udzielamy zapom6g pc
wstancom z 1868 roku, jakotez TO
syjskim poddanym, administracyj
ME nadto obcopoddanym' Pola-
kom, kt6rzy masami ca}emi zsy}a
nj byli bez sadu, bez obwinienia
ma Syberye. z tych r6wniez fun
dusz6w utrzymujemy p%rzytu}ki,
domy etapowe i jad}odajnie W ir-
kuckim okregu, ably naszym roda
kom umozliwic ciezkic warunki
bytu.
Dzieki o%fiarnosci Waszej nasi
wygnancy i administracyjnie zes-
1ani So W miare .moznosci zaopa-
trzeni. oZstaja jency w%ojenni i ca
la fala nap}ywajacych nowych wy
%gnanc6w, nowych ofiar wojny zaz
!wyczaj zupelnie obdartych, bez
zadnych srodk6w do zycia. Ably
wiec ME zostawic tych nieszczesli
wych ofiar wojny NJ passive To-
su, zwracamy sic do Szanownego
Komitetu z uprzejma prosba, o
okazanie nam dalszej, obecnie tax
bardo pozadanej pomocy.
Kwity i wydatki nasze z fundu
STOW amerykanskich "a miesiace
marzec, kwiecien, maj i czerwiec
EXCEPTIONAL p. William Webster.
Dokladne W tym kierunku spra--
wozdanie wyslemy Szanownemu
Komitetowi W najblizszej przysz-
losci.
R6wnoczesnic zawiadamiamy
Szanowny Komitet, re rzeczy wy
s}ane przez W. Pan6w otrzymalis
my z koncem lipca br. Leza}y one
pomimo .naszych usilnych staran
bardzo dlugo W porcie we W1ady
wostoku, czem t16maczymy niedo
Dor, kt6ry zauwazylismy PREY wy.
pakowaniu odziezy. Za}aczamy
PREY niniejszem spis otrzymanej
odziezy, :ktory p%or6wnany z pre-
slanym nam przez w. Pan6w spi-
sem wykazuje brak 80 czapek,
A halek,. Z fartuch6w, los koszul
damskich, 9 trzewikow %damskich,
damskich, 8 trewik6w %damskich,
IS par bucik6w i l par spodni me
skich. Praca W tym kierunku ja-
kotez rozdawnictwem odziezy, "a
jela sic powo}ana przez. Zarzad
Piotrogrodzkiego TowarzystwaPo
mocy. Ofiarom Wojny Komisya O
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-18

"a okazana nam. pomoc, tax VI
imieniu P. T. O. W. jakotez w>i-
mieniu wszystkiej objetych naszaa
opieka ofiar, przesylamy szanow
lnemiKomitetowi prawdziWiie szcze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-18
nWlARUSn' Piatek, diuiia 1890 Syc1ia, 1918.

del poczty. wyp1acajacejj#przekazyy piieniezne.sf :.
Nv razie naglego niespodziewanego =zapo--
tr~zebowania pieniedzy, wlasciciel certyfikatu
mpze takowy spieniezyc pred rokiem 1923cim
przez wreczenie certyfikatu W kazdym urze--
die %pocztowym powyz wymienionych klas, a
otrzyma obecna wartosc certyfikatu pc odl-
czeniu cd stycznia 1923 r. mianowicie: w Sly
emu 1918, certyfikat przynosi4by $4.12! w
1919, 1924; W 1920, $436; W 1921, $4.48, W
1922, $500, i "a reszte miesiecy w tym samym
stosunku. Wymaga to tylko Observation-Disclosures
go uprzedniego zawiadomienia poczmistrza.
SPOS6B PODZIAkU.
TAX :Certyfikaty tOszczednosci Wojenhej,
jak i Znaczki Gospodarnosci So ma sprzedaz we
wszystkich .urzedach pocztowych, oraz W ban
kach, ma dworcach kolejowych, W skfadach de
partamentowych, W skladach }acznikowych, w
biurach telegraficznych i r6znych innych in
stytucyach publicznych. Najwiekszym pojedyn
Gym c%zynnikiem beda til Poczty, Karty fran
kowe" beda rozdane rodzicom, domownikom i
robotnikom, opiewajqce, re ce~rtyfikaty osz--
czednosci wojennej i znaczki gospodarnosci 20
stana i'm dostarczone ~niezw@ocznie jezeli je
wype}nia i nadadza w kt6rejkolwiek. skrzynce
do.list6w. Listonosze rzadowi5 dorecza certyfi-
katy tym osobom, kt6re sic z~glosza pc takowe.
Naprawde, og61 szczerze .przejety bedzie
wrazeniem wskutek faktu, i nadarza sic tn spo
sobnosc do nabycia zastawu, :kt6ry zadna mia
ia ME moze uledz zmniejszeniu W swej warto-
Sci. Kazdego czasu, pc dziesieciu dniach uprze-
,dniego zawiadomienia, Rad odkupi z powrotem
tc certyfikaty, dajac umiarkowana rate zysku.
.Jezeli certyfikaty zatrzymane ~zostana przez ca
lie piec lat, natenczas przyniosa w1ascicielowi 4
proccnt cd sta %procentem sk}adanym.
Plan ten ma na celu zachecenie do sk}ada
Mia drobnych oszczednosci miedzy ludzmi o do
chodach ograniczonych, i zamienienie tych osz
czednosci ola odopomozenia wygrania wojny.
Daje. to sposobnoSc wszystkim - zwyczajne-
mu r~obotnikowi, drobnemn rolnikowi, pannom
robotnicom, ch1opcom, biurowcom, gospody-
MON it'd, kt6rzy dotychczas nieprzypuszczali,
IL oszczedzic by mogli dosyc p%ieniedy, ably wy
kazac sic jakiem takiem uczciwem kontem o.
szczednosciowcm W banku. Jeden 25-centowy
Znaczek Gospodarnosci tygodniowo zakupi
try take bondy,, kt6re W r. l923-cim by}yby.
warte $500. Jedna przestroga jest, ably og6f
pamieta}, IL Znaczki Gospodarnosci ME So wy
|~p1acalne wcale, chyba, re zamienione beda ma
Znaczki. Oszczednosci Wojennej. Eaten, kto roz
pocznnie z niemi, powinien zape}nic swa kartke
szesnaScioma takiemi Znaczkami Gospodarno-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-18

Idziezowa, kt6ra stara sic jak maj
sumiennej i najsprawiedliwiej roz
pastrywac potrzeby patent6w. Roz
dawnictwo rzeczy jest juz na n
ko1czeniiu.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-10

'o 1-> hiGhtr for corn with oats W four cents To 5-S cents Pro visions showed gains varying from = cents to S3.6o
 As soon as election uncertainties wre removed, buying of torn broad nned out wonderfully with majority lt traders taking the position that al 'east for Che .ne being an military and diplomatic factors had been fully discounted
 Export demand helped materially 1t critical iuncuros to give udopen- dcut strength to oats.
 Provisions responded oven moro sharply than grain to chances of u much wider foreign outlet
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sIvDE


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 m Be S:3O
 caution to Bc feel assured that ..-....s.s sS---~-ss.-----..a will be taken in the 's .S safeguarding of tho alth" said Supt O. l.. the city schools in dis- . rc-opening after the in- sntine.
 ings have all been thor ed and Nmigatcd and nurses will be In attend after Inc children e schools closed for inc hey had been open one s=g s one week Three more # *s close the second month < # ing hour announced for now is S:30 o'clock and 2 hour win be 3;S0 o'clock.
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orm by clUhs follows

Capt Harold Gocttier. aviation official, moHicially reported killed hy German anti-aircraft fire when he eudeavored to furnish food by air plane 10 the lost battalion" of Americans in the Argonne forest last month was tackle on the confer snce championship football team of University of Chicago in 1913.
 The tackle who played opposite was Shull Both would have passed tho physical tests for inc Grenadier ypards Of Frederick the Great. Both were of German descent Shull was awarded British war medal before lda dcuh. according to reports whicn reached his friends although the of hdal announcement of This had not come
 Goettler also met his hero's death before houors were bestowed upon him. as it is understood he was men toned ard recommended for a ma Jor's commission.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-10
MRS. LnNAs INDICTED.

The grand jury ater thorough investigation ituo the killing of Gus icuas. tho Greek fruit dealer by his w.fe Helen Jonas. on Wednesdav aight returned a true bill of frs. degree murder against the woman Yesterday
 She win be arraigned on this charge at the present term of court.
 This will be the fest white woman acre in years to etricd for the highcGt crime under the law.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-10
COULD HARDLY
 GET HER BREATH
Un Acc punt of Tight, Smother ing Feeling Caused From Acling Lump in Stomach.
 BIaCk-Draught Re-
 lieyed This Lady.

Kings Mountain. EN Mrs Belle lfnkms. Of this toVn, says. For pN.tt louf yeWs .nnrred with Auas,h trouble lt seemed like a luuD formed in m, ~,oWach and could hardly get my breath for the tieht smothcring fcclin2 This ump, CT whatever it Was. acacd constantly. couldn't sleep at night. l had no appetite end ! began t3AJne oft uu naturally @tgc woman. but just weighed f3a lbs. ! got SO nervous fclt could not stand it any longer. ) knew iu my condition ] could not Ii long
 "Nc had one doctor: he said 1udi- resU1n took medicine from him, hut ,t did not seem to help me any. Wo had another doctor lie said 1t was neutralgia Of the stomach look his medicine still rderc was that aching lump Finally the doctor de- slltd it might bc a decaNcd tooth. and advised me to have my teeth drawn, V hIch I did. | didn't get any better.
 "Oae night my husband brought hone sample Of Blacb DwughL l lnd been unusually restless 1 took the sample next morning. told him ] believed l felt better He brought home package. and two packages CurCd me and. fully believed. saved my hfc. l woiEh ISS lbs and am the picture of health"
 Nour jrusgs' sells Black Drausht. Try It. tAdy)
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-10
WEEKLY CHAIN REVIEW

Chicago. Now Giant alternate swings upward and downward in lhe corn market has resulted this week from false armistice reports and From radical changes in opinion 's to ~hethci probable greatly cu. larEed food rgauiremeuts from Nu'ope mad mol Already offset bear isa aspects Of lcesss.ion of hos,t llfiee Prices ms merpine e,,. pared with l wesi aco ,ters | e.,,.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-10
I uS1t1tlQ Up
 H ho SbOptDOpo j" ." DJ ' A CK K E IL N Er. ~.~.

Baseball stars most of them were tardy in realizing their coun- trys need for them in the war But having awakened to the fact they Lave responded well "Si San bern well known Chicago sport scribe, las dug mp the dope on the big league players of last season. sanbou writes
 Figures have been made 10 lie but there is no perjury about the state rncnt that ffty-hye per cent of the professional baseball players under contract or reservation to the eiRht American league clubs last Alarch have entered the active service of the United States and are in the aI- my or navy.
 Prom certified information ob- teincd from officials of each club it is disclosed that the American league iC represented by a total of IA rlayers in Uncle Sam's uniform. and that considerable percentage of thom are overseas. Last spring there were under contract or reserva- ton to the eight teams 2G4 players More than half Of them enlisted or ' ere taken by the draft
 Nationals Record as Good.
 Similar returns from the National league could not be completed be- cause of delays caused by the en- tstment of t&o of the heads of clubs in th chemical warfare service. but from incomplete figures it appears the veteran league has sent as large D percentage Of it's players into ac- tive service Yet professional base bell partly through ifs own fault. was branded stacker sport before he season ended
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-10

Call JaccardS, Phone SIG. for correct time. IO-7-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-10

held at St Mary's Episcopal church,
 sunday, November 10: Communion zoo q m. Sermon and morning prayer at II and evening prayer at 7:30. The public is cordially invited to be present.
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WEEKLY FINANCIAL REVIEW

New York. Nov War news politics and money shared more or less equally as primary factors in this weeks stock market. although thg.'*ax perp3irated by the pubHca- iie'riotous alleged truce between M r.1nted for f entente allies was
 3iaeettlng fen
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-10

oT No AmorIcan Icag0o'a ll4 eol-
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-10

ciers and sailors, S3 are known 10 b, in the army and 4l in ne navy. The Philadelphia club in submitting its list of twenty did not specify how many were in each branch of th escrvice. ut stated that ten of them were known to be overseas. Summarized the lists of men in uni- lorm hv clnhs follows.
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WHOLESOME MILK

Beginning November 4th ] will re- tail bottle milk daily Having nov ed to new quarters new concrete barns. new concrete milk house, also running water throushout strictly sanitary meeting an city and gov ernmenl requirements Fresh whole some milk for babies and patients requiring same
 Retailing ut sandard prices as fol- lows Q Mink. per pint Toe Milk. per quart lSe Cream a piat tSc Cream. per pint 35c at Goc per gallon Yonr appreciated in the future ls in the past rhonc aSuS r r-2.
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The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-10

It is doubtul if any other profes- aional sport can equal basebalrs showing The amateur ana college athletes hung up au enyiable record that professionals cannot hope to equal, but very few collegians are narried or have dependents. while the reverse is true in professional sport. particularly in the major leagues
 In fact when the curtain was rune Gown on the big league season there were only few players who were lot in deferred classes. and of those few exceptions the majority entered military service almost inn r.odiately
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-10
mature ere the only issues to

N @.S Farked reactionary tenden- Elea. reports of cancellation of orders ny the government only slightly neu- tlaiized by new orders for railway equipment
 For the restriction of bank loans. knd election holidays served mater
 " to reduce the weeks yomme of
 rations
 The attention of investors was
 ected towards low priced rails. some of which gained one to three points on the week Wan street de- elared that absorption of these is siies is traceable to substantial for Heign and democratic sources. A considerable part of the larger kNalings in bonds was due to the sisting of new liberty 4l4s which are expectantly the thing for specu- lators.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-10
PROMINENT NEGRO DIVINE
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Colorcd Episcopal Bishop k Visitor
 Here and Will Conduct Services
 The Right Reverend F. Thomas Demby Suffragau Bishop Of the Di- ocese of Arkansas. arrived in the city Wednesday, Bishop Demby is the first eolored priest ever conse- erated on the American continent by the Episcopal church
 The following services will he
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-10
THE BONDURANT GOAL
 AND WOOD ID.

Goal foot wood, heater and stove, for sale-$1.O0. $2.OO $8.OO' and 94.00 loads. Office l24 Market St. or Phone SOC.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-24
The Birthday of "Aida. :"

Guisseppc Verdi's "Arda," which has become one of the most popular of all oeras, was first sung in Cairo, ill the new Italian theatre which had been built in that city by two Khedive Is- mail, to commemorate the Oening of the Suep Canal. Tomorrow will be the forty-seventh birthday of the op era, as it received it's premiere on the night of Dec. "A, 1871. Verdi had en- tered into contract calling for the production of Aida" in Paris im- mediately after the Cairo performance, but the Franco-Prussian war made it impossible to do this. While Aida is attributed solely to Verdi, the great Italian composer had much assistance from others. Mariette Bey a celebrated French Egyptologist, who eXcavated the Sphinx and the Sakkara tombs, supplied the skotch for the librette, outlining a tale of ancient Egypt that was purely imaginary, Hut which possessed such dramatic possibilities as to delight Verdi. Besides this two other Frenchmen, students in Egypt ian history, assisted. The dramatic and thrilling climax, in which the scene is divided into two floors, was cobtrived by Verdi. In the subterran- can vault Radames is joined by Aida, come to die with him, while the tenn pie above the preistesses dance and sing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-24
NinOn dc LenclOS.

Ninon was born in Paris i'll 1915 and was brought up in an environment of pleasures and dissipation. At sixteen years of age Ninon was left on or phan but even at this tender age was famed for her charm and wit Men of distinction frequented her house, among them being the Marquis of Gersey, whom she bore son. This son later became the victim of all un- hallowed passion for his own mother, unknoWingly, and when he learned that he was the son of the woman with whom he had fallen in love he committed suicide. Queen Christina of Sweden offered to attach Ninon to her household. but this offer was re jected. Up to the very end of her life Nnon attracted men. When she was eighty years old she excited violent passion of the Abee Gedoyn, who was then only twenty years old. Ninon died al the age of ninety.