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Mexico Missouri message., 1918-02-21

President Wilson declared the Gull
minating crisis Of the struggle has
come, and that we must and shall
win. He added that victory or defeat
would be decided this year.
-m-
Industrial Germany at last seems to
be rising in its strength, demanding
that the war be ended without indem-
mites and anneXations and that the
condition of the proletariat be improv-
ed. This is really the big news of the
past week, for If the hundreds Of thou
sands of striking workmen, backed by
the women of the country, can gain
the support Of considerable part of
the German army the autocrats and
militarists may be driven from power
or forced to recede greatly from their
pan-German program In order to re-
tain their hold on the relns of gov
eminent. In Berlin, Hamburg, Kiel
and the Chemnitz industrial district of
Saxony work has come to q standstill
and all over the empire there are
strikes. According to the meager dis
and strikers fought in the suburbs Of
Berlin and some deaths resulted,
though In several instances the sol
diers refused to fire on the people. The
two socialist factions are conducting
the great demonstration, and many of
their leaders are said to have been ar
rested. Three important newspapers
Of Berlin were suppressed. Minister
Of the Interior Walraff refused to hold
a conference with the delegates of the
workmen.
Such was the condition of affairs
II surface indications meant anything.
But the foreign correspondents In Hol-
land and elsewhere were dubious.
They more than half believed the i'm
perial government had stirred up the
strike movement In the hope that It
would affect the entente countries and
bring about peace, or that 1t intended
to use the movement to break off nego-
tiations with the Russian bolsheviki.
IA
There was much uncertainty as to
what was going on in Austria, as the
censorship was very active. Reports
FROM Vienna were that the state gran
aries there were destroyed by con-
fiagration which the revolutionaries
were accused of having started.
From PetrOgrad came the statement
that the workmen of Warsaw had
struck in protest against Won Kuehl-
mann's demard that Russia recognize
Polish government protected by Ger
many.
II is interesting to learn that Will
liam B. Thompson, formerly head Of
the American Red Cross mission to
Russia, contributed million dollars
or more to promote the spread Of boil
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-02-21

Of bolsheviki literature across the
lines, and this, together with the gen.
eral publication of President Wilson'S
war aims address, has had immense
influence.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-08
Neibimmtise.

@,runb SsIanb, Ncbr.. d.
uadrs. Geltcrn beidnicrtcn llnbctannz
Ite Sic interchangeable lno; Sas Sfs
fieeacbdube Ser 9odgtanr Number
gonpanp nit gel6er Sarbc. iii, 10 'ps
rem ltn,piIlcn iibcr eine ur'scbl'dD ,,1.z
patriutilde AcuBcrlns Ses 9errn Nts
daro goebrine it,. bcn Gclddftsle'tcr
oieler 0ol3ba,,bIuna. tnno5nseoen'
8lcid,eitig ipuroc aild III Sas 9odz
Iduilgebdubc cingebruden ,'11o efapa
800 neutrality-suspicious. geltoblen. iuelz
|etc bon ben 9bdtern perbrnn't ipllrs
ben. Serr G'ncbri,,g bcItrcitet Die 9es
ocn i'm crbobcnc Seidnloigun9 n''o
forocrt irgcrociue Scrion altf. 1tc por
pen Wertbcibigungsratb III iciner Se>
ecnipart 81, ipieoerbolen nnS Safilr Den
8c,ueis su erbringen. 9ie SieSerfra''os
halle, ipelbc unter pcrlSnlid)er 2e't,i"e
,pcss Serrn 8ocbri,ts f.. beg Vaters
! nes NeIduloigte,,, itebt. iuuroc berc,ts
felt geronmer Seit i'll liberal iter Besit
fir pcrI1icoene patriotiidc 9ipede SUI
Geriiisuus eciteut.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-08

ocidDncnD. Sic bier linter m 20. SeD
rlar eingetroffene Neloung lautet
.2enine ninln1t ben Stanbpunft Gin
bab gegen ben oeutiden YGIitarismll,
nidt aeitirt ,pcrocn oilrfc; Bic agi
tation aber tniilic gcgcn 0en Wilita
risn,lls jener giationen. sic mi
9euti1lnnb int &riese liegen. fortgc:
iebt tpcrbcn. gr bcoient lid aller Mit:
tel, nm benz Srieoensbertrag sipiidcr
9eutidlano unb Der 8olideiuiti Re:
gierl,ng 5u entipredcn."
Sic 8e9ierung erblidt nun in Sc:
nine ben Wiann binter Dem an bcn
Observation-Disclosures .beriibtcn Ser:
ratb. 9rotfp ipirb bier nod INNER als
Scr leitenbe @cilt Set Nebolution be-
trad)tct.
Winn lit bier iibcr5cugt bab bie
Yolitit 2enines barauf ab5ielt. nit
Sen 0elltiden &anb in @anb 81 at
beiten. @ieIe rdtbielbafte 9inge, Sic
li6 audbrenb Ser lebten paar Wioz
nate III NlBlono entlpidelten, iperoen
jebt flar. 8ir bnbcn jebt cine 9olz
6ctpifizNcgierung, oic ii6 nidt etnia
lit, unb man gIallbt bier, oaB iid 2c@
nine nidt mebr langc balten fann.
Sic 4ufioroerung 2enine's, 9egcn Sen
- Milinrismus Ser sluiirtcu Stclllng
5u nebmen". madt sic Sraee oes ja@
paniiden giu9reifens in Si6irien MIR
nod garter; bie 4uiirten ieben iidj
bamit einem idaper lDsbaren &riegsz
problem eeseniibcr. Sic alliirtcn 9ipz
lomaten ba6en oil bem gegenipartigen
8irriparr in @nBlano lelbit Sdnlb.
sSebt. 81 2eninc's allrs befannt, lit
cs flnr, oaB cine japaniidc militdril6e
Ggpebition nnd Gibirien cit, Sdtuert
in Ser @ano oes 8olidetuififiibrers lit.
Sapans @ingreifen, 10 glaubt man
bier. miro inn cine @elcsenbeit bicten.
Sic NuiIcn nm icin prosbcltldes 8an>
tcr 5lt idaren 1nb barallf slr berlpci<
fen. ipclbe G5efabr bcm 2an0e bonn
Sitcn brpbt. Soicii9c slutoritdtel1 iino
Ser s(niid)t. bab Sic sfuocn baburdJ
iperocn ipiirbcn; biele iuiirz
sen 1ih bem Scutid,en occrc anihlic=
Bcn l,nb inn Often @ioerItanb lcilten.
stmerifanii&c &crlnitliitc big snm
2. Mdr5.
8a albin8ton2. 2. Mdr5. Bic
oas ariegsoeparternent belltc bcfannt
gibt, iino Biz gum 2. 3dr3 in Sranfz
reid 43 9(mcritnner int @efedt ge<
fallen. 1852 tpurbcn bertpunoet nn0
35 iperbcn bermibt,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-08

2onbes umfalien iull. Nls Die brei
naditen 3iele hieIes gerbanbes. oerel'
0auptql1artier in Eittsbure iein ipiro'
tpurbcn bic foleenbcn befannt gegeben:
4. 8alom0slihirc 8citdtieung besasroz
bibitions slmenbeme1ts Srr 8unocsz
perfnIung; 2. 8ctrcibcn einer lebs
baftcn &unpasnc in SEN feds Stdaz
ten. Sic I'M 9ippcn1ber iibcr itaatltdc
Srobibition abitimmc,, iperoen. lns
3. cine cnereiibc sleitatiou, lint als
&riessn,aBnabmc cin lofortigcs @erz
bot Der 8crIteal,ng lnb ocs 8eriaufs
oeiltiacr .8etrdnte i'm san5cn 2anoe
berbei5,ifiibren. y
Alpcialtcueu ocs @erbnnoc5 in Gbis
caso. Nc,p yorf ,lnb @uIbington iolle''
ein9eriAtet ipsrhcu. Gs iuuroc ipciter
bcfannt ecsebcu. bnB Ser 6alIc oes
Icrbanbcs ihon iebt 100000 5ur
Vcrfiisu,,g itii,,ben. Sa6 aber bcSeus
tens sr0bere Sun,mc,t rcriprobeu
iporoen Ieicn.
Sic prsaniiirte Arbeiterihaft fur
Wappncp.
9tcip Yorf, 6. MdrS. Sir 5boz
mas s. Mooncr. ser il, Sun SrditelSeo
ipegc,r 8etbeilieuug at cinem So'na
|beuattentat selescntlid ber Niil iltlingss
parade i'm Sabre 1916 gun, Sooc per-
irtbcilt lit. tpirb sic organ'frte Arbe.s
terl6aft in Sic Shra,,tcn trttcu, mad
oem bas Nppcllationsscridt BON aal's
ioruicn bas llttbeiI beitdtiet bat. 9e'
sgetltipausidalb peranitaittt rdd1ltrr
Samstag ci,e MISUNDERSTANDING.
Bic SeIi9 Ghnlbers. Scrtreter Del
|Tertbcibisuness2isa intcrnnttonale'
grbeitcr, t1issbcilt. iperben s(rbetter II
Sen 9anser Ser. 'Stadten 81 0aiuite'
Ntooncps nreaniiirt l,no Velb 81 le';
ner Vertbeioi9uus itrpmt ron auer
Qrpfen St1nteu Gin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-08
smcrifanii&e 8erlmitlinc big smm
9 l)11r..
Hus BEN @taatt.
Glaubc 81. 8orter sunt ben.otrat'ihe'
Observation-Disclosures ppr8c=
4 i idJla8ctt.
(Asaociated Z Press

Sc 8 Nt o incs. Z. Iars. Sic be-
mofratilhen Yartcifiibrer BON Sonia
lcbtcn lit ibrer 1cutiscn Sielng ben
81. aSdrs enosiiIti9 als Sen Sag fclt,
an sem oie @eneraffonfercn5 ii6 iiber
@lattform nnb &anbibatenliite ihl1ilz
iig tperben iou. !.
6cutc yeadn,ittag ipllrbc bclhloilen.
CLAUDE Sf. 1ortcr (8llnocsbesirisanz
ipalt), Gcntcruiae. ,Sa.. alS @ollperz
neursfnnoibat an bic Spite Ser fauz
biDatenliltc au ickcn. apenlr CT b'er5u
1cinc gintpiui9ung scbcn lpltc.
GIT mebr aartotfcln!
NurlingtoM Z. @ar5. S. s.
Gce,rs, Qcbensmittcluertpaltcr fur
Soma, crindt Sic 9epolfcrnne 0es
Staatcs. mcbr @artoffeln uno ipeni9cr
8cisenmcbl gu perbrandcn er 'pcns
set 1id nit Soleenocm an sic Gr5ens
ocr, 4,anblcr ,lnS @erbra1l6er:
Ser aartoffclprcis lit Soira init.
Size 3iidter 1olltcn lire 3artofieln loz
fort anf SCI, Martt bringcn. 2as Enbz
litum 1outc mebr &artoffeln 'lno 'pes
,,iacr Weiscnn,cbl perbralthen."
S,err Gecms lit oeranlidt. oaB man
Nartoiiclu im8leinbanbel balo fur 81
ben ,y,,ibcl miro taufen tonnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-08
9tr aritg.

Srantreib, 6. Rdr5. Cine nmerifa
nilde Eutrol,il1e bon 1 Cfii5ier Uni
8 Solbnten. Die i'm Nbldnitt bor Sou
laeit poriger Jiaht berrnibt tpuroe
iprang beute pIoelib aug einem Be
ldoblod oidt an ben beutiben 2inier
uno rannte iibrr ghemanbslan6, Ohm
bab Der Seinb all9 MIR eineu shui
auf lie abgefeuert bdtte.
gs tpar 9littag. ais bic ameritani:
lbe Patrol,ille alf Die ameritaniid'
2inie 3urnnnte. 9ie sulebenben Same:
raoen in bcn @r1ben ertparteten ieoer
slueenblid. bab Die 8rapen ,lieberge
idoilen iperoen tpiiroen. llmio ange=
|nebmer tpar Sic lleberraidune, oaB liz
modification aulaneten. Sic batter
iid auf ibrem Yatrouilegans I'M 9un=
tel Der gidbt berlaufen.
Gee bic a1nerifaner ibreu neucn
I6ldnitt in 2otbrinsen einnabmen
i,1ahte ei,l nmerifanilder Colonel. De,
NIT bcu sSran5oicr an etnem lleberfnll
tbeilnabn,. einen preuBiiden 2eutuant
gum @cfangenen.
9ies mar bas critic Wal, bab Gin
feinblider Sfii5ier bon een ameritaz
nern sefansen gcnon1men tpuroe. unb
-es mar arh bas erite N1al. Sub Gin
omcritaniIder 0fii5icr an oieicm s(bz
ihnitt ei9cubduoig eineu Geiagnencl,
mn6te.
8ei Scr amerif. slrmce in
6rantreid. 5. MdrS. @efaneeue, lpels
dc bon ben slmerifanern een1aht ipurz
ben. la9ten. oab 0eutldlnno cine neuc
,slrt beipaffneten TlusSeuses babe,
ipeldes lie ir @erbi11bung nit Der Sr,z
fanterie in ibrer sroBen Gffeniipc al.
Der ipefliden Sront neripenben ,uolz
len. Sic Maidinen ioaen ,,ieorig fltez
gen unb iollen unperleslieb 9esen @az
ihineneelpebrfeuer lein. Sic 9eut1den
rerlallen li6 ebeuIaus in einem 9roBen
Dsabc auf 8rieftrauben. I'm bic Ser
binbun9 nit bcu binteren Neiben auf=
rcdt gu crbalten. tuenu Der @nar.ff
bcginnt. oa lie eriporten. ourdsubrez
den, aber Bic Surdt bcscn. bag oIS
iGe}1iitfencr ber auiirtcn bic Tsle>
pbonordbte 5erit0ren ipirb.
8ei Der amc,rif. Armee in
:SranIreih. g.. @dr5. Sic nmeritaniz
idcn @eidiite beidoiien bcllte bic erz
ften feinblihen 2i,,icn ,lnb audJ cine
Drtibait binter ben belltihen 0inicn
nufs ipirfiamite. Sic @cba,,oc in Der
Ortidaft. tpelde bon SEN 9ruppen oeS
Teinoes bcn,let ipurben. iino 5eritort
ipprocn. Sic ssliesertbdtisfeit mar am
san3en Sage iebr tart, uno bic atneri=
tanijden Iblpcbreeidiite triebeu cine
Mn5obl fcinolider S1ieger auriid.
2onbon, Z. Mdr5. Sic ruiiilde
.omtlicbe gsa6ridtenItelIe berihtet. haB
bic Geutl1en Damburg. Ditlib bon
g2aripa, (an Ser 8cpal : Yetro9rabz
8abn, 6S Nictlen bon Yctrograo) be-
lebt babcn. Gus tiirtilde gororinsen
icnleits bon Srape5unt oauert ebenz
faus an. 9ies gebt por. troe Der anti
lidcu oeutIdeu anfiinbieln0, bab bic
6cinbleligtcitcn 9e9en NubIano a,fgcs
bort bitteu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-08

Gbicaso, Z. 9edrs. slnf Sem sce
ltern bier tasenoen 9tationaltcnbent
ser Srobibitioniiten ipnrbe belannt ecs
,aeben. oa6 cine rssational 9rp Scoes
ration" NIT Biliam Sen,,in9s 8rpdl'
ais Sberbaupt 9esriir,oct norbert lit
sic aue Yrobibitionspereini8unse Ses
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Strcm9crc &cgcl,t bcr Nabrnngsmittcl=
Scrtualtmng
{ Associated Press

8uibin9ton, Z. Mdr5. Sic
Habrllngsmittclpcripaltun9 bat beutc
ne big jebt geitattctcn u usnabz
III II ibrcr He9cll1. Sic burldreiben,
paB NIT ieocm Ginfalf bon &ei5enz
mebl cine 9lcid,e Ndengc griabmittel
81 faufcn lit, auf9eboben. Gics ges
ihab, ipcil mcbr Bci5cn fir sic sluiz
irten 5u beidaffen lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-08
9it Giitnbabnporlagis Y &tgitrung it
10 gut >uit trl.Oigt.
Scr 0eneraIantpalt ftnDet tn 9tod SSlano, Su.,
,,teoamerlid)e 3nttdnoe" Dor.
Meue Saus&teitsresen fir bic nd9ite eroRe usbebuus
9as bmoradie 3entralfOmec SO@a ids ganwat
g. Horter 5mm Observation-Disclosures pur.
An8 Der eSbauptftabt

Sic Giicnbabnborlagc 10 gut ,uic
crlebist.
(Associated Press
BaibingtDn, Z. M1r5. 81
Ga6cn Der Gilenbabnporlage scr Sic:
gicrlng fam es bcutc in Der gcn1cii,:
iamcn 6onfcrcn5 5triIbcn Senat uni
9aus enbgiiltiB 81 einem Ginperitdnbs
nib. umb cs ldbt iid anncbmen. bai
bic @prluge an Smnstag fir sic I'm
tcridriit DeS Yrdlibenten bcreit feil1
iuirb.
Sic Gorlage beltimmt cine @es
idrdnfllng Ser @ltnbcsfontrollc aui
81 Monate 1ad Ser sSricoenserfldz
rlln9; Scr Hrdlibent ipiro au6 5ur
llcbernabme Ser fl1r5cn 8abnlinien
llno gum .Seitleben Ser Staten ermdd)z
ti9t. lestcres borbebnltlid ciner Gut
beibung burd) Sic 3pii1cnltaatlide
panbelsfonuuiiiion.
,t@cbaMerlide 3nitdmbc III
Nuf SSlanb."
{ Associated Press
gSalbingtu tuL 7. Mar5. &ilfsz
bunoesal,lualt Sobn 6. 9ollgbcrtp llnO
s,ilisbmoesmaridpu 8illiams in
Nod sSslano, SQ., iinb fir 80 Gage
mls ibrcn aen1tern iuspenbirt 1uurz
bcn, lpcil lie be5iiglieG ocs gerfaufs
bon gciItigcn @ctrdnfcn unD scr
9urdfiibrlng bcs @clcees in 2aiterz
5pnen III Der sidbc BON Nrn1cclagcrn
cincn Mangel an sympatbie nit Der
9olitif bcs slllti5bcpart,ncnts aeigtcn.
Sizes geidub i,tfofBe einer perl6ntidcn
llnteriuhl,ng oer Bultdnbe III God
SslanD utter 2citllng bcs 8cncralz
atliualts.
Scr @cneralaniudlt ln9te bicr5n:
y,9ie bcoancrlidcn 3uitdnoe, Sic i'll
8ocl sslano bcrrlden linb groBenz
tbeils burd Sic gafldlligfeit Ser itdotiz
iden 8cb0roen int gorsen fir Srbz
nung uno Mnltdi,bigteit pcrllrlaht
aporben; l,no bieronrh ficl bcn 8nnz
bcsbcamten in bieien 8esirf Gin groz
bcrcs MaB bon 8cranttportlidfctt 5lt. :"
9anelidteitsrcgeln fir bic naditc
A,,sbebM,tg.
{ Associated Press
aI,Iingtpn, Z. Mdrs 81,
bertc bonn dr5tliden 9eiratb Ser slns<
Debllngsbeb0roen erlaiIencn anipeie
il,ngcn ipirb bcitinln,t, bab fiir Bic
ndbitc ausbebung cine Ncnflaiiififaz
tion nad Der A0rperbcidaffenbcit Der
Mus3ubcbcnben pur5nnebmcn lit.
Sic 2eute miiiIcn ipic folgt tlaIlifiz
5irt tpcrhcn:
Sauglid fit ocn algcmcincn @ili@
tiroicnt.
goueli6 natb 1cilnns beilbarcr
a0rpcrfeblcr.
gauslid fir belonocrcn ober be-
ldrdnttcu 9icnit.
ltntauglid.
Sen 2cuten nit bcilbaren Scblern
ipll Gclegenbeit gcgebcn lpcrocn. lit
bon 19ren Sum'l'el.araten oeganpcl''
81 ldllcn. Scll' nc o'es ntWl i9n"'
lullen tic c'ngc5ogen llno m''''ororo'z
lid bcbanoelt 'pefpen.
Bic &crid,itfuna nod, Jrantrcid) pcr=
laitft plaitmaRis.
{ Associated Press
BaIbingtpn, Z. Iars. sllls
mabgcbcuber Gllcllc ipltrbc bellte err
fabrcn, oab Truppcm nno Sorratbe
fir Sen. Yeribings Streitfrdtte 1eef
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{ (Associated Press }

8aibin8tpn, Z. Nar5. Saut
slustiiniteu. sic bier empfanseu iui'r<
Sen, lino int DeSember n,ebr Saubs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-14
FRENCH MARINE HERO
 ''T00 FAT ID RETIRE.
General GrosSetti. Who nieA Recently, Rallied Fleeing Men With
 Witticism,

Paris, Jan. 31 (Correspondence) - General Crossetti. who has just died here of illness contracted in Saloniki, was one of the heroes of the battle of Marne, and is the hero of many odd anecdotes told by the French veterans of that struggle. Here is One os them.
 GrOssetti, who was very stout on one occasion found his men waEering But if you men retire." said the Gem eral when he was urged to GraW hack his line, ''what will become of me, am much too fat to keep up with you, I must sit down.
 he sat down in the middle of the road under German sheil-tice and groaneG about his stoGtnnSs, which prevented him from moving. Soldiers in retreat passed down the road.
 "Where arc you goinE, my children ?'' the general called out, sfiJl sitting on his camp stool among the bursting shells. Look here, you can't leave your general ike this. He is much too fat and blown 70 follow .ou.'
 The men stoppc ]. surprised, looked at tho fat general on the camp stccl, shouted "Vivc h General" and went back 10 fight.
 Later when staff officer from head quarters came to inquire whether Grossetti's division was holding it's ground, he found the General still sit ting on his camp stool, and the report which he sent back to headquarters was merely:
 "Grossetti begs to inform the staff that he is too fat to retire.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-14
War destroys civilization, hut this one will also make the world more civilized when it is over
FREIGHT REVENaES.

The difference between freight and passenger revenues on American trunk lines is nowhere more pointed ly compared than in the annual re port of one of America's greatest railroad systems.
 In the last fiscal year the Balti- more & Ohio had revenue of more than $91 ,O0O, ,OO0 from freight trans portation and only $17,OOG 000 from it's passenger service. Both brancaes showed increases.
 Our railroads jingle the cars of the public with harmonic sounds about naulin2 passengers-but there's not much money in it.
 The railroad mentioned is fair sample of conditions. It touches the largest cities in the country and runs many passenger trains. Daniel Will lard, it's president, is the asknowled- ged leader in American railroad eX- ecutives.
 Most fast passenger traias seem to be run as advertising adJuncts, dir ectly-the latter method by influenc, ing business men to run their freight over the same road.
 But when it comes toN revenue freights the thing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-14
NOTABLES BORN THIS BATE.

I. A. Edison. president or ne Kansas City Southerl Railway, born in Lucas county, Ohio, 64 years ago today. ,.,,,
 Charles F. ohnson, former >nit2d States senator from Maine. now Federal court Tudse, born at wins low. Maine, g years ago today.
 Israel Zangwin. famous. author and playwright, and noted leader ol the Zionist movement. horn Fl i.oH don, 51 years ago todaI.
 James E. Boyd, United states 'nose of inc Western District or North Carolina. born in Alamance "'uA@ N. C.. 13 years ago today.
 Charles Ram Kennedy one ot lhS most successful of 0rcsent-'tY Ann erican playwrights, born in Ensland 47 years ago today.
 William Shaw, general secretary oi inc Christian EndeaVor soc'etieS born at Ballardville. Mass, oS years ago today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-14
TRUE FRIENDSHIP.

The real friend is the one who will speak frankly, give advice ac- cording to his judgment, and tell you if he thinks you are in the wrong.
 The real friend is one who values frankness in a friend, acceiyt the ad- vice in the spirit that it is sven, an- precating that il is honest, and real ize the worthiness of friend who Is courage enough to disagree.
 The man who agrees with another just ito avoid disagreement is not sincere; his friendship is valuless.
 The man who wants as a frend ony one who will agree, irrespective of the others convictions. doesn't really want friend. He wants a "me too' companion.
 And the friendship to retain which it is necessary to sacrifice ones pri,ciples is too costly for any man
 Whoever does not realize this IS al flicted with too much ego. and unabl2 to value accurately or give true friendship.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-14
GIRLS! bfAU1IfY YOUR HAIR AND
 Sl0P DAkDRUff
Hair becomes charming, wayy, lus- tr0us and thick in few
 moments.
Every bit of dandruii disappears and hair stops coming out.

For a few cents you caa save your hair. In less than ten minutes you can double it's beauty. Your hair be- comes light, waOy, fluffy, abundant and appears as soft, lustrous and charming as a young girls after sp- plying some Danderine. Also try tihis-moisten cloth with a little Danderine and carefully draw 1t through your hair, taking one small strand at a time This will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or excessive oil, and in just a few moments you have doubled the bauty of your hair "A delightful surprise awaits those whose hair has been neglected or is sicra:'gy, faded, dry, brittle or thin Besides beautifyiNg the hair, Dan derine dissolves every particle of dandruff; clesnses, purifies and in vigorates the scalp, forever stopping itching and falling hair, but what will lrlease you most will be ,after a few wesks' use, when you see new hair-fine and dowlE at first--yes-- but really new hair growing all over the scalp. If you care for pretty, soft hair, and lots Of it, surely get a l4small bottle of Knowlton's Danderl-s from any drug store or toilet counter and ilS try it.
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CARRANZA DEALS
 SECRETLY WITH
 REBEL GENERALS

Laredo, Texas, Feb. 13.-Inability to form a cabinet and his desire to treat secretly with emissaries of the two generals who revolted in December, Luis Gutierrez and Francisco Coss, are said to be two reasons for President Carranza's prolonged absence from Mexico City, which he left December 27, according to travellers who arrived here from Mexico City. They stated that, when they left the capital, the negotiations with the rebels had pro- duced no results and that the presi- dent had gathered about him near Pachuca. where he made his headquar- ters, nearly 4,000 troops.
 The cabinet tangle. they added, was
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PETTY PROFlTEEklNG.

America must take care of her al- lies, all right, as to wheat and meal, but isn't there some way that the Americans can be protected? Not in removing restrictions as to the con sumption of wheat and meat, but ill holding down the prices of other foods, which certainly cost no more to produce after a meatless or wheat less order than they did just before such an order We raise hell when ever John D. tackS half cent on to the price of gasoline, but it seems that every other felIow-eXcept the newspaper publishers-are ready to do the same thing whenever oppor. tunity offers. There is petty proti- teering just as well as Luge profi
 teering. an one is as bad as the other.
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 FOR 50 YEARS

St. Paul, Ark, March II, 1917. l.. M. Gross:
 I, as thousands of others, am glad l met you or heard of your medicine, l have practiced medicine for 39 years. l have had rheumatism for 50 years and constipation for 35 years. I have taken two bottles of G. $. and am now we'll and I am recommending and us ing it in my practice. 1 believe it is the best Rheumatism, Blood, Liver and Kidney Medicine in the world.
 Geo. w. Kidwell, M. D. ~ c is guaranteed for QT. S. one bottle to ben
 eft any case of rheumatism, pellagra or any blood, liver or kidney disease, or money re- funded. Sold by all druggists, $1.0O per bottle. w. L. Dewoody & Co.,, Mann Tankersley Drug Co.,, and $. Bluthenthal distributors of G. s., and wholesale druggists of Pine l Bluff, Ark.
 L. M. GROSS 721 Spring St. Little Rock Ark.
 (Advt.)
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POSTAL SAVINGS.

In spite of the war, with it's Llb- erty bonds and other war work re quiring money, the postal savings de partment of the government seems to be doing a land office business.
 In New York City alone, for in' stance, the postal savings increased nearly $7,OO0,OoO in 1917, So that the postoffices of that city hold nearly $3O, O,0OO,000 in deposits.
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complicated by the demands of Genel
 Pablo Gonzales, who was understM to have been selected by the presida to head the new cabinet as Minss of Gobernacion, and who is reportedb|
 have refused to serve unless the Gs| man Minister H. von Eckardt yM| given his passport and unless yaroB other men, notably Luis Calrera aA| Rafael Njeto. acting secretary of A| cienda, be given no voice or place q the government. General GOnRs| some months ago issued public stk| ment in favor of the Entente Allies 4
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THE WEAKER SEX

The weaker sex Is that portion Of the human race Who goes downtown In zero weather In a half-masted lace waist And pumps To buy muffler And woollen socks For her husband So he can go to work,
 Trench and Camp. A prominent naturlist says there has been an unusually extensive crop of nuts this winter. We are more than half inclined to agree with him.