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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-28

prodaja meso, kakor vse drugo, lc
clanom.
Zadruge vplivajo ma delavstvo
tudi V mOralnem oziru, ako so do
bro u%pravljene in temeljijo ma
pravem principu. TrzaSke delav-
ske zadruge prodajajo blago lie
tlanOm in lie prot Stetemu denar-
Ju. Zahteve pc razplodaji ma kre-
dit so bile pac income. Nodstvo pa
sc je upiralo temu 4 vSo enerzijo
in tudi zmagalo. Delavci, Glani "a
drug, so Sc privadili temu naGinu
nakupovanja. Naucili so Sc varGe-
vati ? denarjem in ga hraniti pro
sebi i'll sprawl StroSke V sklad Z
dohOdki. Prodaja ma kredit .ie
SKIOLD iva clanOm in zadrugam. Ia
radi razprodaje ma kredit .ie pro-
pablo mnogo zadrug in je trpela
pri TEN zadruzna misel. Xadruge
trzaSke y. ID. .. so tudi propadle
V prvi vrsti Zaradi kredita, Iii so
ga dajale clanom poleg tega, da
so imele tudi slabo, neveSCe vod-
stvo. Polom teh zadrug ie vplival
prccej mutno, zlasti pri slovenSkih
delavcih, XII so bill izgubili zaradi
tega "a trenotek zaupanje V "a
druzno miSel. : casom Sc ie muc-
nj Wits izgubil in so postal sloven-
ski delavci pridni dlani in ode
malci blaga V zadruznih skladi-
:"ih. kadar ina dclavStvo priloz-
nos, kupovati blago ma kredit, ma
kupi ne mOrda wee kakor potrebu-
ie, ampak navadno wee blaga, ka-
kor znasajo njegovi dohodki. Ma.
branega dolga lie more wee plaGati
in so zadruge primorane iztiriati
denar sodnijSkim potion, .kar ma
pravlia ma clane ne~prijeten Wits in
so TAXI clani navadno izgubljeni.
Ako zadruga dolgov ne more IL
t%iriati, ie |primorana n%apovedati
konkurz.
Poleg vsega tega imaio zadruge
tudi Svojstvo, da povzdigujejo de-
lavce S~ocialno, nauGe ga bolje Ii
Yeti in 81 izbirati boljSa jedila. So
drug Nalentin Pittoni 81 .ie nadel
nalogo opazovati, kaj kupuje de-
lavstvo sedaj in kaj ie kupovalo V
prvih letih ustanovitvc trzaSkih
zadrug. Spoznal je, da Sc .ie nauti-
10 delavstvo bolje JEST. To Sc o.
pazi zlasti pri delavcih, XII priha-
jajo 4 dezele, pa tudi pri meStnih
delavcih. CHM wee let so delavci
Glani Zadrug, TEN mani kupujejo
blago Slabe vrste i'm TEN wee boil
Sc vrste. Docim Sc je proda.jalo V
prvih > letih razlicnega blaga slab
Sc vrste, sc ga sedaj nina niti V
zalogi, ker je nihce ne kupuje.
CLAM so sc naucili bolie JEST. Il
boliSo hrano Sc ohrani delavec wee
casa sposOben "a delo, je mani
pOdvrzen raznim boleznim in bol.j-
ga hrana. Xxi so je delezni tudi o.
troci, vpliva blagovolino ne samo
ma fizitni marveG tudi ma
duScvni r~azvoj. BoljSa hrana daja
de.avcu ~hrepenenje pc boljSem
stanovanju. Lepo, udobno stano-
vanje vabi delavce V hiSo, V dru-
Zinc, kateri zaGen.ja darovati Svoje
proste urice in ga odtujujejo cd IL
mazanih beznic, cd gostiln in pi-
ja%ncevanja. Donna pri veselih pale
XIII i'll pri zadovOljni zeni, zatuti
delavec potrebo pc duSevni hrani.
ST nabavi casopise, 81 nakupi knji-
ge, sc izobrazi in postane aktiven
elan, M wee Stevilka V narodu in
tloveSki drnzbi.
ZanimivO bo izvedeti, kako so
zadruge prebilc vojno in kako SO
Sc V njej obneSle.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-28


Po ue"ar ra~'iihi palKahi' hJer|
&c K" uo"i' H'"S'i SeuaJ' Pre''J 'e-
Gavin III hJer ~ mora pIa'eNa'i'
su uooi' ~ On : ooS'uine
~ "oJi'eN "r"'''iiiega 'u"e'
"s"" u 'o'eJ ~eio Pr'Po-
'''N"
POdpOrni sklad usluzbenc,v icI
nasal dine 30. junija 1912. S.7i3.-
Is kron. AmortizacijSki sklad pa
$4,000. Leta 1912. so zgradile "a
druge tudi lep Delavski dom ~
lici Madonnina ST. 10, k.jer imajo.
sedez raZlicne nase organizaciie in
naSa druStva III XII je oh enem cen
'rum ~trzaSkega socialIsticnesa 81
hanja.
Y tekoSi dobi On co yoGolo ,,.ri
lat; noce zodruuo ron,.;5oL,,.an.
lIh k.n.n o.no aaJmnsno ILL.,
STEELE zadruge 54Sl CLANCY. RI. mar
ca I. |. so imele mad 5000 II IL 10
- = ." 49, ~ wv ~ ~
n~araSlo Stevilo skladisc ma % i'm
so Sc stvorila skladisca V vseb ski.
pinah obGinskih his. Y teh u skla-
disGih Sc je razprodalo 9 meSe-
eth letoSnje dobe IA 1872 9644l
kron blaga, razdelilo Sc ie 9.33962
kron bolniSkih podpor i'm IN -
243.4 40 kron podpor vdovam i'm ST.
rotam. Bolni clani. vdove in siroie
dobivaio podpore v blapu in STEER
dobi bolni clan - tednoy brez.
plaGno toliko blaga ma teden. IA
kolikor ga ie nakupil tedensko Y
prejSnjem letu. Ndove i'm sirote pa
dobe Is tednov podpore. Letos so
znatno narasle tudi vloye V hranil.
mem oddelku i'm so znasale 81
marca re 100000 kron. pri ka,erih
ie bilo l4OOO kron dozorelih obre-
sti.
y vseoo pavedoneoo 10 o6;,ro
do On d;rektne kor;.t; ~6Iono, M;
zadrugah naravnos, q.
gromne, ako tndi abstrahiramo cd
dejstva. da dobiyaio claui y "a.
drugah IA Milo ceno boliSe in suo-
Zneise blaeo. Zadruge nimaio DO.
trebe daiati blagu yisokih cen kcr
nj faktoria. XII hi incl od teoa ko-
risti. Lehko prodaiaio blaoo Gene.
10 kakor nrivatniki ker =; nohay.
,I"Jo o''so u'reh'ho Ve,iN!'
pr ooS"'ii 'NruA"" III
COW 80 "N''"J' pr i~Pi"'eN any"
"'" p' '":" PROXY" 'e'iNe
SN',' 'na~neISe Je oiaeo "a
u'"san ~"'o' ne, "i"hdJo "auruse
p' u''"'. "'aso reNiaiia-
~ NJe' * ora
""po''i 's' P''"o, mesa
'S" "Nno' ""'i.i III uI"-
7" Ian. "c'a
~" "N"Io ou Eau, u~i'eea oe'"
~
reu par le'l SO "a
aruee 81" SNoJo pekarho' Ki Je
oiIa Spoce'ka paSlVila' III Je pa ze
poS'aia ak'l'iia. = SVoJo ceno III
NahoVoS'Io Krulia SO zaoruge vpIl-
va!e Tia prlVa'he pekarhe, Ola so ,u-
I'll one iAueiovaie kruh IL poiJse
nhoNe Ill ia h'So %'iSa'e Gene kru-
hu'
Is. septembra 1912 so o,vorile
zadruge V |. in II. nadstroniu hi
Sc 81. 3. v ulici R~offineria svo;c
yeliko sklodiSce oblek L; 10 noi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-31

Ir..,.,,,.. t..,,,I r,ntU.~t'I u Hti. =. -
,,,.,r,.r.. r,-...'t"r General -! ti'' ~
,..-tr;. NJ II Labor. :" h;'n| - ~,
:. ,Ii,.r. Of tt,, i"'"p!' IT !hl" '''h''
e.. ..-,-u; and ln"iu'-:It"'lS ""'iS'''' -"
1,.,. Labor i"i;".'> l:"Hr',. rr"lAilH ~
,-..s, drastic :,.'ri"u that III" ir\'rt''"''',
I,.,S ,ak.: ~lu..' putting IT, =
>.,,r ,;-aft mao "tt""t. 'h>' ~
,,..,us If Informing N"u 81 iH' - 'u'''''':
,n. august /. iHl\. thu Nupr!!'"- =,
,,..,- Industries with r"nW"n Iat"r Wiz
-. centralized .n the |. : E.mil"E I''u.
Scr, ir,. - the p"pact'n"nt ~ i'A '"'''
.,nd All i,drprndcu; recruiting 80 '''",
n,,.r labor by mauufa'iur' r. MAJ H' "a,
r.,yrrll 1T rnnrr rhtu on" huhn''t
49,, Mil m, diverted I" thu I. = FIN
,!ovmcut S,ryi"". This - ~ a''',,''.
,.r,'.. with th.. ,!,>"i>i"n 1T thu war l.;'"'r
i,,l,,.,.S Beard aud approve" ny inc
t,-,...d..,r "r .IGu.. l.. l"lN.
RMS ,LraSti. hang" ~ 'h' .\'.''"
,..,,nr rrncy:,;n was found .n"'-SShrE III
,.,a,r ,v rrut.,: tn" employer iiiI ~
,.,,.i.,y.i t. overcome. Il r.rii"uS snort
100. nf uusk,ll"L tabor IN war 'n"": |fI :,
,s.-y.. -, l:l"rr supply ~ 'h'
..,.rruu,:i.S ami :" rut '!''"n Nhi"''>
.,-, ;rI ..>j.-u~i,." labor turr!-"N'F'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-31
FRANK MORRISON
A.F. IF L.
CHANCES GOOD FOR PEESfDSEI
SAMUEL GOBr2ERS TO SrEhk
Mt CELEBRATION.
George ". Savage, Official OF Mirc-5'
Organization to f7lf-Plahj
for Tlci;r3 Sale.

,,....,. 49,, ,,....b.u..,,u u I.
I'm ~ ,,...,,, r',,,,.r.,;i,,rr nt
- W., ,,,.,i. ,,,ls IN
I..'''r "i" H'' :''',' ''' III ,r,,l,.
"'', 'n '.'I I,i.,I.. ,I,.. r.nln;r,.
''' .,,;,i,....; h..rr un II S;i,.
.r,,,,,,,;. ,.I,.r lray. %nI.!ay. Sep
, r " ..,.,,..,,... IL i!:.. rr;ili-
',i, ,,,, li,,..;,,r Ia IL. held by IN"
,I, ,.,II,, .rr,J,.s ,,,! Labor ASSEM-
,'' i!,i,r,,r, ,pl,irl Central
- go ,S,..r,1,I, v,S Off
~ re- ',', ,.,., ,,.,fi lax The ~
'.i!'! ,u,nIfi,., al which
,'H,'N' I''"' 40! i','i - .,.rrr;ary-
,''','. '' " .,,.'',,fI,.,t rl;.s, among
NV 49, ...,,,,,,, ',..;,.,rs for tn.
ia" "fn.T i'''"'ir' w. ~ ..nI
"nE WIZ IL '''''rS, " - n;4-
uranus. 'H"' N. " ,.i,..r.
lr'' So 81 ~ r.i.c,, .,ud
80 M f''ii '''" - ~ ,i,r..i.,
S"'''S" ar" "a" ,I'.1N'n' '''', 49,, ,,.d
t. 'Nr'' uj'''''% '''''
N;.i"n "fE';''"'. ''''''
Samuel Sio:upccs Nay &c Hero.
II vas further ..ru'HiH""i hat per-
~rn,l l"lr"r had i"'n rr"'ii"i ~ 'ii'
rnml!n,ji",. FROM :i.Gtu'i ';'I"!"'S' pre-
=, -. ,,. ;h, j. &C. l.. stating; Mat u"
..i.h,l -. >r...,l ~ r!r"r pa? Wh"""
,,iII ,in i;,.. .rr.,s. good nfd inH; II wa
H.. L,..., 80 lr.ln Wn.rlinE ga iiiHl day.
- ! J., ,,.ll,ini''", hIi IN"
,,.,,,,,.. go, ..rod /. lr\. Mr comp -
.L',r I,y rho ,.r,rlniit'". IL
" ,.,.. am. r More. at.di-
= i','N ~ I.,I,,. n., h,:,. for nd
'.,'.', ti,'. ,.,r..i nr.r;ri,,"at union
-. ,h ,H;,,.l,n. district t..
'''iA '''''> 80
'''''''' ''''' ,-.;.. ..,r
III" lal"r "'tj ''i"hH''j'h II
rG"'nl~'"> :" To- IN 49,,
a,n largest l'atrl"'" nv III
, ui.i"u labor people ever "',t1 !"
N.!lr' t"'"'"H '''N''' >" -, III,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-31
Tho Red Gross.

'rl!,. uiI-S,ln,u'r h'a, has T"du''d req
rrr,, activities I" u lninlinui;l. H',N'r'ir'
I.sS \h..lu: headquarters ,% keeping
W. ~ quota If ".'rn III P''H'''''
,,,.,rI.. ii iur;ri Ir.'nln' III ""ri.h seems
=. ..,.u.I~, uf personal $"rEI"'' whi'h sun
rrtili.ai..S l.l"aSur' L. ihirI"ii' dUt!. as
H.. raJ"rtli 81 Wh"'l!ms$ h"t% Of l'uhS
ami Nair"i!~ arr, ii.'dE'ri /" Ia. war IN
forests -! ln'l" sam. tn" H"h : ross
l.,Il..S Wish 80. nru..tIur" Il '"nir 'hullnh
T., their iin:tm,.~ uf SH.u". from Mr. MIL
ION l. I,.nrl-l"u,. rhr> amount Ma
Iu,,,i..d !. h4,.: =. ~" ~ camp, -! IN"
,,rh,n \',il..> Trades anI I.tb'r Assembly,.
when IA went ia rh' 'lrAl' go IT. - conn
~. N.-,I I'm, a. ~. has been exempted
h.. turned lh.. MON; u!,r I" th-- kri
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-31
Auto Trucks Moving
Valuable Patterns

Auto trucks ar" INV being used by
ill.,. tarur::n Sir.l plant NJ PITTSBURGH
T.. transport valuahl" patterns I" III"
Wheeling. Mold and Foundry plans
h"r... Yesterday several trucks brought
important picrrs OF machinery TO tn:
local plants.
|, * Sali III. trucks mako quicker
runs and IN" pattern" are handled more
carefully thaa by train.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-31
RIVER NEWS

Tn. rumcr ~ ;h' "har: "H',"'I "Irt'
f.a.r I'D rnIl'ni. Inv t'sirrdaH. Nh
rh,. rt,nr =; IT,. tot ~ M''At'"ll nhiE
WAS so, feet and "" inches an" t1'''H-
slow. +,
Th. l.il"rty I"ir fer Mai1m"r2- ~ ]!
T. IL. yesterday.
'rh.. II.l,u T.. cam" lii ~ = m; 50
r.-,Iuv and loir g. \'w Mart ni'iIi' ct
90 T. IL 49,.
~. old E.lrall, rns,"! w from Hi~.
..r~y.ll.. t" iIii, h'irEh WIN r." -
gasoline. lr,r.,rs ~ -. m. '',*t"r1II
'rh. N.ru. SMnIn nrri''"l itn" J. t'*-
huii. g. 80" !. ~ last rlEh' VITA .
good .'r,;r >h.. '..'k 80 "\rnrS'"n - '.''
cred * mf = ,r!i nj . .''"|""h ana r''ur"-
81 al j ln:.i n'Et,'-
Th.. Milton 'a'r'' III las nlEh' ~ ~
u.ri.n.k from Nn17Ei"r';i~ a'.i ''n'"N l@r
| iha' pert I'":"i nl li:"u Il. ~
Tn" E.rn" :;'van l"a"'.- '"r itt' =
hur@h Hud wnH POINTS at e. M. 'h'H
lnrrn'nE .
The ih-ri, wIii '.n ~ ihls evening
! fr.rr Nat,rnnr:,S md l."nN.. Tomorrow
At u "a i ia. for MtrI"'in.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-31
Chief Rose Leaves For
Indianapolis to Get Car

FIJI. chief Eos" left last night on the
:niGn,Sh; train for Indianapolis. Ind.
v.l..rc hr will 80: his big National ma
.hr,i,. which II" formerly used while on
hriv. r." ear WIS coated with bum
,,;nr. which. after a short use. became
bad aud ii w:i& necessary (" have IL re-
painted.
Whit III" car Was in III" factory thief
i:usr has h."n Using his personal car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-31
Millions Welcome This
New Discovery for Corns

wonderful GrH= compound :" r.
,,..y. .nrns :tuI '-.!ius"> has L'''n d
covered ~ rh'IrHI.r''."utA' IraHh
o., rf \u:trw..~l'.r't riT"r>I;H ~
-,,.,pn !, - Il cr..n '"ii"i!ut my
tur.. called 'Hinc". "hi'h w"t">
like magic. You apply = ~ tr"rS
,:pnn IN" aching r"cu "r cnilti> "nH IN"
rhrse thing hits Of without l,H!"-
Tn. t. r. fries: ttru: go. or" selling
..H,npo'' br-auS. th"r. i nothing 50
good COX SuruS nr c,LliuS"S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-31
cromvcll-Rarpweu Euptials.

. Wh,,liug ~"rI"Iy j. "m IN alert over
81. ,.t;iIuiIYr.un Tins "N.UlnE -! Il nih'H-
. n-r,Id",i w-,litus AZ il'hrni'''. h'ib iHH
Iyrg, numb, ~ r"'uri" attendants ana
..d,~is from an II Town XIV" pr"Ini''" al
am unUstGa!iy brilliant &iiaIr between
Miss Mnrsar,t trrmw,jl and Lieutenant
. I:hrnMrll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-31
Miss wolfe Eouorcd .

II \. yrallfvlnp n ih' many Trl'nHS
.,r \,,eS lr-Su, Alma Wolf" I" rot" That
..L, f.. w,un'u: n"w I,ur''iS III tn" muSl-
cal world hy - ilulnhi'' tour - IN" midH!'
y,.st with Mn'lHIm Harad. French rr'in',
,I,uu: Her ,.hIriEInE personality ana
L...L ,,I.ri, rs u pianist AMI nrgHni~l
r,a,. Wu;r .rany "ulc-,l"S from Nar"uS
u,lSIrIars ;.md musr'-l"Nr - lhr"ugh"u'
I'm: r,-Ir au.I \ triumph Va" scored ~
h.r snln ulinh"r,: =" well - TOR nor
~ m;I,nih'1i" .ui'rif'ih l,"nS 'S ;ih a.
'uInI;IniSi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-31
Wheeling Artist Praised.

Ny .I">",,h ! ''N.'.r~. - former h''''-
M h.,\. has -r,,r"i himself WIN :>i":%
an Wnsh!n.t"u H. Ia" completion 81 =!
rcn.arkalIy ~,rjh:n" i"rtrnri ~ ""n"T'i
;orgn+ h"ah "r llr' !. : ns''il"a DO
rarim"nt smd the i'raia' H"r"rl'"i m
rirlur" hy prominent critics n'"r'S VI
tIv.,is in IN, front rnu&. ami n" has not
.,.,,l,. sr,.ur,.J r,..nurilInn II \Hi!"ual M
,onr,nnr, l.ur may h'' sand I" hHr" per
man.nrly arrived. and j." have won tor
hrm.a.lf an IN, inh,' rIHr' III tn" hall 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-31
Oniet etllinE.

, ,uarrinr.' 81 l"'ai interest wns :"i-
,.,,ui,.I 1T ,l.. cathedral r,$,d"n"r "li
Sarurday Luly :Trm. ,h", ''rrii"S hing
Mass Ni;dr".i n"nah''. hHuEhi'r 81 M
mI' Mrs .rnnS. H. ir"nai,... # ih.' South
Sid. and Mr. John IIuuk'r. son "i Mr..
am! Mrs NJ t.. llrmk"r 81 Nnr"""l.
.rb,. hr,Jr "a Il graduate If - .T">"rh' :
t..,d,I;,E ard :" very popular,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-31
|NE. DDIN(G35 HOLD
5QC|E TVS SNAY
MID SUMMER SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
CONTINUE BRISK AS JULY
WHITES AWAY.
MANY DcIiChtful Outings Iutcrspersod
with Cha rity Affairs Hold the
Interest Of AL

l'"r tin >w'"in"r& ana !'> 81 ne XIV ','-
r., I,..,,.. folks; along with 4 hlnd anil Il
:>"nS.
Mn. .l,.,..: .i,r raj sunshine - l,N!nC
Carry IN carry on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-31
Swimming Party.

Tia. ORPHANS from IT, ''";S tnn' ~
INN CROW. a,.,"rurart"d 10y r. Father
w, im-r hGc"lt 'nJ"%"d = :" MINING
,c,r'y ?"$'"rd"T AT ia" rhr ''r"'nlN
i.ailir" Il pl"asur" yauni hu; combined
Instructions Oh the part 81 l'r"!. cur.
ven. whu lnuEhi ih' youngsters I"
SWIM.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-31

Ny anal MIS-. tr."nd ''"N. Mi@s lose
r!,lur t'n>. and rh, family "f Mr.. Ma"
Weaver I"ay" Thur>'irH for TIN coy
summer h"m" At. Dwight. - 'Hnndn.
where They will whIl" n"ni M n"n'h
- August 'h'>" t. TN l""ri ~ NATURE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-31

- :,,:,,.-,..i ,y..,.,.n have nf assuming ;ha'
al unmarried women ~" without 'h'
r.ll. l.r.iliS., ih"y Ir'"I Vainly !" Eft IN
,r,;,,tiun "a join ;:,I ""H!'!ni
Newport daily independent., 1918-01-15
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

A slight change in the schedule of the Missouri Pacific trains took place Sunday. Passenger train No. 4, coming formerly at II o'clock, now arrives at 12:30; No. 36 arrives at $50 instead of 9:10; No. south bound will arrive at 5:53 instead of 5:30 and No. 5 has been set back a few minutes arriving at 4:28. No. 6 fast train from the south, will reach here at 11:55 instead of II o'clock as formerly.
Newport daily independent., 1918-01-15
Catarrh Cannot Be Cureo

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a local disease, greatly in- fuenced by constitutional conditions, and in order to cure it you must take an Internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi- cine is taken internally and acts thru the blood on the mucous surfaces ofathe system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was prescribed by one of the best physicians posed of some If the best tonics known, combined with some of the best blood purifiers. The perfect combination of the ingredients in Halls Catarrh Medi- cine is what produces such wonderful results in catarrhal conditions. Send for testimonials, free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Props, Toledo, O
 All Druggists 75c.
 l1a'l's Family Pills for constipation.
Newport daily independent., 1918-01-15

First Lieutenant Clyde Hudson Dorr, who has been stationed at Fort Sill, klahoma, arrived Monday morn ing to visit his mother, Mrs. s. H.. Cobb on West Monroe. He is On a seven days leave of absence. Lieut.. Dorr is well pleased with army life and has before him a brilliant mili- tary career.-Jonesboro Sum-
Newport daily independent., 1918-01-15
STEPHENSON, EXPLORER, DISCOVERS NEW LANDS
 IN ARCTIC REGION

Associated Press Dispatch.
 Fairbanks, Alaska, Jan. 15.-News has been received here that Steffans- son, the explorer, has discovered sev- eral large areas of Arctic lands northwest of Banksland. He claims the lands for Canada.
Newport daily independent., 1918-01-15
ITALIANS GAIN AND
 IMPLICIT HEAVY LOSSES

Associated Press Dispatch
 Rome, Jan. 15.-By an attack on the Monte Asilone region the Italians gained considerable advantages and inflicted heavy losses, says the war office.
Newport daily independent., 1918-01-15

On account of weather conditions there will be no prayer meeting ser vice at the Baptist church Wednesday night.
Newport daily independent., 1918-01-15
The ouinine That Does Not Arrsct the ,dead

Because of its tonic and laxative effect. LAXA TIVE PROMO QUININE is better than ordinary Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor ringing in head. Remember the full name and look for the signature of E. W. GROVE. 30c.
Newport daily independent., 1918-01-15
Knox mends shoes cheap. III Walnut street. dtf.

Knox mends shoes cheap. III Walnut street. dtf.
 For Rent-Two partly furnished rooms.-123 Beech Street. 28d3
 Boys rubber boots only $1.98. Buy 'em. -Bowen's Cash Store. 37d3
 Charles E. Hipolite left yesterday afternoon for his usual trip down the road.
 J. L. Brawnd is expected home soon from a visit to his old home in Ken lucky.
 Alfalfa hay, bran, oats, shorts and molasses feed.-Bowen's Cash Store. zs2d6t.
 l Mrs. Evelyn Kinman was reported on the sick list today and unable to be down town.
 D. L. Shoffner and R. L. Robinett, of Weldon, were business visitors to the county seat Monday.
 W. B. Knight and Lytle Peyton were here from Batesville last night, registered at the Columbia hotel.
 Mrs. A. c. Martin was here Sun day. returning home to Pine Bluff from a visit to her mother at New ark.
 MT. and Mrs. Lee Freid left this afternoon for Texarkana, where they will make their home, MT. Freid to go into business in March.
 MT. Jacobstein arrived home last night from Louisville, Ky, where he enjoyed visit to his parents and many other relatives. He reports Louisville in the grip of the cold spell also.
 Louis Fortner died in our city Sun- day from long illness of tuberculo- sis. The body is being held at the Holloway undertaking rooms until the weather is more settled. The de- ceased had no relatives.
 Will Sprigg of Phoenix, Arizona, is here spending a few days with his Sprigg has been living in the west for about eight years. He will visit his borthers, Ed and Charles Sprigg, at Camp Beauregard, La, before re- turning to Phoenix.
 Our neighbor city of Jonesboro is having it's troubles also as we'll as the rest of us. The fuel administra- tor and the mayor have ordered all stores and places of business to close every afternoon at o'clock and the public schools will be closed for a week in order to save fuel.
 MT. and Mrs. James Butler, of Hope, Reed Bualer, of Chicago, and 1 Mrs. Wallace Byler, of Passadena, California, were here between trains yesterday afternoon on their return from Batesville, where they were called by the death of their sister, Mrs. w. B. Lawrence.
 A meeting of the Jackson County Teachers Association, held in New port Saturday, was almost aban- doned, only four members out of town being present. The program was unusually fine, and unfortunately the weather was so fierce few could be present.
 The public schools have been closed since Monday morning on account of the extreme bad weather, but the superintendent wishes to announce through the Independent that all schools will open on schedule time Wednesday morning. The buildings were comfortably warm Monday but many of the children came without rubbers and it was thought best not to have them sit all day with wet feet.
 Any business man or employee in Newport who is interested in the lec- ! l.. Il.
Newport daily independent., 1918-01-15

Drayage of all kinds handled promptly. Phone No. 10. Ches- ter Robinson. l3-dtf.
Newport daily independent., 1918-01-15

Save your canned goods, get apples while they last at 522 Front street, Newport. 234d2wk
Newport daily independent., 1918-01-15

Miss Rena Cunningham returned today at noon from a visit to Sul- phur Rock.
Newport daily independent., 1918-01-15

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Newport daily independent., 1918-01-15

Turkeys, chickens, eggs, country butter, country dried apples-Bow- en's Cash Store. 237d6t
Newport daily independent., 1918-01-15

Mrs. G. B. Fike and children have returned to Batesville after visit with Newport relatives.
Newport daily independent., 1918-01-15


 Mrs. John R. Loftin, Jr., continues very i'll, with little change in her con dition.
 Mrs. c. B. Fike and children have returned to Batesville after visit with Newport relatives.
 Turkeys, chickens, eggs, country butter, country dried apples.-Bow- en's Cash Store. 237d6t.
 Misses Margaret and Marie Poland expect to leave today at noon Tor school at Ursaline Convent, Arcadia, Mo.
 Steve Graham, of Tuckerman, braved the rigors of this Arctic weather and paid Newport visit to- day.
 MT. and Mrs. Conway Hail were here this morning, returning home to Batesville from Kansas City and St.. Louis.
 For Sale-Team of matched ponies, buggy and harness complete. Harry Grimes at Wolff -Goldmans. 236d6t
 Mrs. Will Campbell returned Sun day from a pleasant few days visit with her sister, Mrs. Conrad, at Par agould.
 Rev. E. A. Horn, of the Jackson port circuit, Methodist church, was here today meeting his friends, being en route to Newark. his home.
 The public schools of our city closed Monday for two days, on ac- count of the severe weather. They will open tomorrow morning, how ever, when everything will be ready.
 The Independent is in receipt of a letter from A. J. Schell, former as- sistant cashier of the Arkansas Bank & Trust Company, in which he en- closes the nrice of two months sub- scription to the Daily. MT. Schell wrote from Camp Beauregard, La., but stated he would leave there this week for Leon Springs, Texas, to en- ter the officers training camp. He has just been released from quaran- tine at the Louisiana camp. MT. Schell reports his health splendid and says he weighs 154 pounds.
Newport daily independent., 1918-01-15
!, HERE AND THERE.

Arctics, rubbers and gum boots.- Bowen's Cash Store. 237d3t.
Newport daily independent., 1918-01-15

l.. McDougald continues at the bedside of his brother at Little Rock, who has pneumonia. The patient was reported to be slightly improved yes terday.
Newport daily independent., 1918-01-15

Mrs. John R. Loftin, Jr, continues very ill, with little change in her con dition.
Newport daily independent., 1918-01-15

For Rent-Two furnished rooms, 519 Walnut Street.-Mrs. L. B.. Harris. 226d1mo
Newport daily independent., 1918-01-15

Misses Margaret and Marie Poland expect to leave today at noon for school at Ursaline Convent, Arcadia, Mo.