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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-24
TYPHOID EPIDEMIC
 IN GERMAN CAPITAL

London, July 23.-A serious out break of typhoid has occurred in Ber- lin, the Exchange Telegraph corres- pendent at Amsterdam reports. The epidemic is thought to have been caused by poisoned or unclean milk. The number of cases is not stated, but it is believed to be large, especially in the labor districts of the north eastern section of the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-24

Print paper is not the only thing made from wood-pulp. Cigarette hold CTS, fancy combs, buttons, umbrella handles, insulating materials for cleo tric appliances, and countless other things are made from the same n,a- terial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-24

Oyster shells are being used s,,, sively in the manufacture of Pors, s, cement along the coast of the G,F ' Mexico. ''D
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-24

In the depths of South American lake over five millions worth of gold is said to have been thrown by Peru vian priests when fleeing from the Spaniards.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-24
GOVERNOMfN1 ID TAKE OVER WIRE
 LINES JULY 3I
President Wilson Issues Proclamation for Fed
 eral Control.

Washington, July 23.-President Wilson's proclamation taking over for the duration of the war, telegraph and telephone lines was issued today It did not include radio systems and ocean cable lines. Government opera tion and control begins midnight July 31.
 Supervision, control and operation of the wire system is placed under
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-24

unable to draw what monev i,
 them until the service records t caught up with them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
No Man S Land First
Visited By President
When 4 Barefoot Boz

Clarified, Pa, April 1S.-''No Mans
Land is not new TO president Wilson.
he first became acquainted with that
kind Of a place during the civil war,
according 10 squire Cyrus Woods, OF
Grampian. a veteran Of that war
When the troops OF which the squire
was q part occupied the Shenandoah
valley, his regiment was stationed
near Staunton. Va. There was a sec
ton OF land in that immediate terri
tory which was occupied one day by
the union soldiers and the next by
the confederates. While this seesaw-
ing continued. the soldiers became ac-
ouainted with the natives. Boys Wis
tied the camps and among them was
one bright little fellow His father
was . minister and the boy took
great pride in that. When asked his
name he said &c was Woodrow Wilson.
If you come to pops church" he
said 10 Mr.. Woods and his comrades
one day, Our soldiers VIII not hurt
you"
That little booster was none other
than the present president Of the
United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
Beauty Chats
By Edna Kent Forbes
Too Much Powder.

THERE are two tints in face pow
1 der that should be used: flesh
coior-which is a pink with a hint Of
brown or yellow in It. and almost In
visible on an average skin; and bru-
nette-which contains quite a bit Of
the yellow shade and just a flush Of
pink
Other shades show Up. and shouldn't
be used
There is one exception tEough,-in
the case Of the fun bloode6 girl with
very high color in her cheeks. she
can use the plain white powder; it
won't show against her skin. and it
VIII tone down the red Of the face
Powder IS useful enough when not
overdone. but It should never proclaim
its presence. II IL shows, it's in bad
taste.
Yet, when you 60 down any street
you'll meet girl after girl with O.
blue nose or a violet chin, bisectiug
an otherwise pinkish face. the gen
eral effect being that Of a mask.
or a badly daubed wax model I often
wonder why so many hundreds Of per
fectly nice girls and women. buy these
blue-white. OF violet-linted powders
and disfigure themselves so with
. them. OF course these powders are
supposed to give the skin an ivory
wilderness, against which the flush
Of the cheeks is I'm delicate contrast.
But that's just what the powders don
I door livery has cream tones I'm It..
al least. while these powders make
the skin the deadest color imaginable.
And I'm no prude-if a woman can
make herself more attractive by rouge
and eyebrow pencils and al the rest
l. fn# ma "a Hhfwrn- y
perfect right TO do so. Unfortunately.
the average woman knows nothing
OF the science Of makeup. beyond that
the ideal skin is white and the cheeks
rosy. With this In mind. she proceeds
10 destroy her real charm and disfigue
her face.
Remember that flesh powder goes
with any skin. and even lends q tint
I TO the very pale skin; and that bru-
I nette powder is best for the very
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
BOY SCOUTS TO HELP The
DRIVE FOR LIBERTY LOAN

On the evening Of Friday. April 10.
at S D. m, a preliminary liberty loan
rally viii be held at Morehead school
At this time scout songs and yell5
viii be Dracticed and arrangements
made for the general liberty loan
rally 10 be held the following Friday.
The dates when scouts all over the
United States viii go over the top"
I'm their liberty loan drive. viii be
April p to May 4 inclusive. FL Paso
scouts will be expected 20 top tie
$4,000 mark
In view Of the liberty loan rally on
Wednesday evening, wOodcraft and
signaling tests FOR first class viii be
given Thursday evening at scouts
headquarters. First aid tests are
given each week. Wednesday and Sat
urday evenings. at Or. r. L. Ramey's
office, 51I Mills building. by appoint
menL
All the scouts OF Fl Paso viii be
pleased to hear that scout club rooms
in the basement or Chamber OF Com
merce, are now open 10 scouts each
afternoon. Arrangements for use Of
shower baths viii be made at an early
date
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
| WILL PRAISE
II AS LONG As |
live. SHE SAYS
Writes mother in Denver
about her wonderful re-
eovery on Tanlac.

@TI1 praise Tanlac as long as live,
Tor the wonderful good IL has done
me- said Yrs Helen Higgins, who
lives at Tern Station, Oklahoma. re-
Gently
"For five long years" continued
Mrs Higgins, Il suffered agonles
from complication OF troubles ana
though I consulted as many as nine
specialists at different times none
was able 20 tell what was the matter
VITA me Ny stomach was in an a7F-
fuI condition, and distressed me very
much I had q terrible pain in my
side that worried me night ana day,
and when I got Up ID the mornings
would have such fearful spells OF
. dizziness that often would lalnt
away Ny nerves were all on edge
60 that I couldn't stand any excite
ment at all my eyes were 50 weak
and Watery. IL worried me 70 read Jr
90 NY sewing, and / ached so win
rheumatism that I thought Il would
drive me distracted
f'1Iy husband read all about Ianlac
IL the papers. and said IL I'd take II
he'd get me some. Nothing had ever
said I was willing TO Try It. AIler
taking three bottles OF Tanlac my
appetite has improved and my stom-
acl now gives me little or no rroun
Ny eyes are stronger and that awful
pain in my side has entirely disap-
peared- 7 am feeling SO fine and well
that 7 have just written 10 my mother
in Denver. and 10 several friends
about what Tanlac has done for me,
and advising them 10 give it a trial
TanIac is sold IN FL Paso by Kelly
e. Pollard Co. Inc, and Peoples Drug
store, under personal directions Of q
special LaulaC repreEentat1T e--AdN-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
Daily Novelette,
Copyright 1878 By
McCiuir Newspaper Syndicate
Az HOUR IN THE Village.

sEToP o. the morning. LemueI."
This from Hiram Jezsup, Of Jes-
sup's Cut.
same tew yew. Hiram" returned
Lemuel Slemmer, owner and cIerI, OF
The one general merchandise store OF
the town.
Say, Lem says Hiram. besides
gettin' a few things here in thu
store. druv over few tell yuh I've
rented out the oDery house Tor two
nights the month after next week. 1fe
and Obediah Higgins hez been a.
sweepiu' thuh hay out Nv it an brush
n thuh cobwebs offn thuh cheers
Thuh pianner had a nest NV eggs in 10
right alongside a litter OF kittens. Kin
yew beat that? That reminds me; got
any good. white painte I want tew
paint the perskinneum boxes in the
opery house"
sorry. Hiram. but I amt got a
smack o paint in thuh hull place.
Cyrus Punkweed used thuh last on
his henhouse- I kin give yuh a bushel
nv good strong lime that oughter do,
III being quicker teW dry than paint"
All right, Lem. III give yeW tew
Toms Cabin they're gonna play"
y ew won't give me no seats u
they're where they WIZ when them
pictures about He loved Her all right.
but She Moved away in thuh Night
wuZ shown. When thuh war scene
vuz put on thuh sheet. thet drummi1'
sandsnipe made such an ALTERED
racket that IL druv me nigh plumb
crazy.'
Tibet WIZ tew bad. Lem Yew kin
hev thuh best seats In rhuh house
rope, too. Lem. These Uncle Toms
are goin' tew give me Two dollars
extry ef I cut a hole in thuh roof tew
let little Eva through when she goes
tew heaven on"
Wall, I'm dern sorry. Hi I ain,
got any rope. fer Pike Loan took
thuh last ten feet when he hung him
self tew tibet persimmon tree How
sOmever, here's so feet Nv good barbed
wire tibet Oughter do. just tell little
Eva tew hang on between thuh
points
Zine. Lem. Say, them Uncle Toms
want me tew feed them six blood
hounds they got fer Two dollars a day,
What shall I feed 'em."
"Yew take a FOOLS advice. Hiram,
Jessup, an don't feed NO animals.
Z When tibet circus cum tew town ten
I years ago. 7 got thuh contract tew
feed thuh elephant an that blOomiu
hOWg NV an elephant ct me outer
house. home an stable 7 amt been
Z able tew recoopeyroOt thuh loss yit-
starve. then. Lem. Thanks III send
thuh tickets Ground. Hope We hev q
[ full house"
so do 7, HI. SLOuE."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
Bedtime Story For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGIYS BREAKFAST ORANGE.


I TNCLE W1GGILE LONGEARS, the
y nice bunny rabbit gentleman,
was getting ready to sit down o
low one morning, when there came a
tap on the door.
'T wonder who that tsc' said Nurse
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy. the muskrat lady
housekeeDer. 81 hope It isn't the nose
pinching babboon after more war
bread
"If il IS III attend TO HIM" said
Uncle WiEEily braTely Ike, even If
rash. and without waiting for Nurse
Jane 70 grab up the potato masher
or toasting fork, the bunny opened
The doO-. and there stood Sammie
LittletaiI. the rabbit boy.
oh" said Uncle WiggiIy sort Of
dispOssessed like.
Oh said sammie. And then he
added Hello, Uncle WlggilT, and
Grandpa Goosey says will YOU come
over TO see him some time today.
cause he's got cold and can't come
out on account OF setting caught IN
an April shower, and he asked me
10 stop and tell you on my way TO
ssrmie said this all in one breath,
and was about TO hurry on when IN
Gle WiEgily twinkled his pink nose,
Have you had your breakfast
sammie2
We'll" said the rabbit boy, hun
-rv-1ike. but honest I've had some,
but Z could eat more-"
Then come right in" invited In
Gle NiEEily. Il haven't had mine yet
and wen eat together The breakfast
oranges. II you please Nurse Jane,
he requested pOlit ely
yes. Mr.. LOugears, spoke the
musIlrat lady, and out she hoped to
the kitchen. coming back in q jiffy
with some oranges cut in half on
plates. with sharp little spoons on the
side with which 70 eat them
Els that the way you eat your
breakfast orange. Uncle Wiggilyt
with q SPOON asked Sammie.
eyes" replied the bunny gentle
man Don't you2
why. no. answered Sammie. 81
just poke q pole in mine and suck out
The Juice
"Oh, that's o good way. too. but
this Is nice when you learn how said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18

Uncle Wiggily, not saying that II was
also considered more stylish like ana
polite Uncle Wlggly was quite DO
Sammfe I.ittletail and Uncle Wig
gily Longears got ready to eat theil
breakfast oranges. 1t was Sammie'
second brea kfast and Uncle Wiggily's
first that day. Sammie watched and
did Just as the bunny rabbit did, fol
he wanted to learn TO be stylish
He laid his napkin across his knees
and then he took up his orange spoon
as the bunny gentleman did AT that
moment, when they were about rc
start in on the oranges, and when
Nurse Jane had Just stepped out &c
see If the fresh cream had come, into
the bungalow burst a bad old fuzzy
''Ah. ha, Good morning." barked
the fox, like hungry dog Il see
am just in time for my breakfast
Uncle Wiggily."
yes. indeed. III order an orange
for you" spoke the bunny most po-
stop cried the fox. NO oranges
for mel I want you and Sammie fOl
my breakfast-thars what I wauti"
"Oh! said Uncle Wiggily. still DO
litely, then viii you wait until
have eaten my orange2
yves. IN watt" said the fox. "but
don't be too long"
III be with you in a moment
said Uncle Wiggilys and Sammie
whispered
why are you so polite 10 him
Uncle Wiggily2 Why don't you lift
him with an orange seed"
Because this way is better" whis-
pered the bunny. And just then he
quickly stuck his spoon in the orange
and, as il often happens. out squirted
a lot Of Juice-Zipi But, as IL hap
pened this time, the sour orange juice
squirted from Uncle Niggily's fruit
right into the eye Of the fox, who
was sitting across the room waiting,
and the fox cried:
oh. my eye, Oh. I can't seei Oh
I've got TO go 10 the eye doctor" and
away he ran, stumbling and falling
out OF the bungalow. and not hurting
Uncle WigEily or Sammie at all
You see il was best TO be polite
and not rude 10 the fox" said Uncle
Wiggily TO Sammie, as they finished
their oranges, not getting juice IL
either OF their eyes, I'm glad 10 say
81 see" said Sammie, as he ran on
70 school. And IL the raindrops all
turn into chocolate caramels, SO the
little frogs in the puddles can have
some candy for breakfast I'll tell you
next about Uncle WigEily and sam
mics rubber cOaL-COpyrigh 1918
by McClure's Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
1000 ATTEND CONFERENCE
OF FOREIGN TRADE COUNCIL

Cincinnati, O., April 1S.-With more
than 1000 delegates attending, the
fifth annual convention Of the Ma
tionaI Foreign Trade council began
here today.
Leaders Of industry and finance are
here from every section OF the coun-
try With them are many lnterna-
tf61aI export experts and special rep
reSeutatives from Americas allied
nations. China and aLtiu-Americ3n
countries. GOyernm enr experts WI.
tell OF plans for the extension Of
foreign commerce following the war
James A. Farrell, president OF the
chairman Of the National Foreign
Trade council. said today that the
business Of winning the war would
be the first consideration OF the con-
vention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
TRAVELETTE
LFOV. n NORTHERN SPAIN.
by NTKsAH.

LEON, N NORTHERN SPAIN.
CURROUNDED by its prosperous
y wheat fields. the shabby little
town Of Leon. In northern Spain, seems
peacefully indifferent 20 its out-at-
elbows appearance. and 10 the fact
that its streets are not enlivened by
the briste Of modern industry. A
few mule carts rattle recklessly ever
the roads. but otherwise f. might
easily be Sunday or a holiday and eT-
eryoue away from home.
The humble dwellings OF the Leo
nese lie in the very shadow OF one OF
Europe's most wonderful cathedralsr
made possible By their ancestors gen
erous gifts and wrought by a master
The cathedral is the center from
which radiates the tranquility and
harmony felt throughout the town
Its spires and towers OF softly yel-
lowed stone rise fin gracious welcome
above a mass Of trees A multitude
OF windows give promise OF bright.
suulit interior Carved columns and
figures frame the portals. and quain;
garEoyles glover from hooks in the
cornices. as If 70 ward off all evil
Inside the nall is vast and silent.
lighted BY scores OF stained glass
windows The maker OF the windows
iuduIged his taste for bright and
glowing color 70 an extent that would
have been disastrous m a small
church. but through the sweeping
length Of the vaulted nave the colors
blend and fall in soft. rich shades I'm
this sanctuary Of light rests the king
who first planned the cathedral and
made Leon O city OF wealth and pail
aces. Since his day the city has been
destroyed and Dlundered and rebuilt
j. never again reached its former
greatness. but the kings cathedral
rose from its ashes, and stands now
more beautiful than the founder had
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
HOROSCOPE
Fridny, April 10. 1918.

THIS is a day Of conflicting tnflu-
l ences according to astroIogers.
saturn. Jupiter and the sun are
friendly
It is q day when mines and mining
come under a sinister sway making
for labor discomfort. strikes and diff
ficulties OF many sorts.
The aged have a direction that
is most menaclng. The death Of a re-
tired army officer is indicated Many
public men viii end their careers be-
fore the autumn
This is most unlucky rule Tor d.
plOmacy or for any conferences IN
which agreements Or statements are
made In writing
Under this planetary government
messengers bearing bad news are 10
be expected Disappointment concern
Ing a national issue IS fOretOld-
Under this sway loss OF LIE is Ike
~ TO be greater in war than usual
Warning is given that there may be
a period Of discomfort and oissaLls-
faction in the United states concern
ing the war. much Of it due 20 subtle
suggestion Of the enemy. made
through political channels
The presidents horoscope shows
that there will be much added anxiety
during the summer ne eANA44 7aAAG
guard his health and his person
There viii be new Developments
that reveal astonishing conditions re-
carding the negro and the war, the
seers declare They warn against Ger
man propaganda that is made effect
I've thorough schools. social organiZa- =
tons. churches and other avenues or
approach
The great lakes and the Mississippi
valley come under a sway making for
the most stirring and exciting events,
now little anticipated
Persons whose birrhdate ir IS nave
the auEury Of anxiety concerning
business and domestic affairs They
should be careful about letters and
writings
Children born on this day may par
take Of Taurus characteristics and De
stubborn, self Willed and oiscontented-
They are likely TO be very generous
Copyright. 1915. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
Years Ago Today
From The Herald Of
This Date 1904

-
FELIPE CARCAROSCO was killed
I last night when Manuel Jaarez
stabbed him 20 death at 1909 south
FL Paso street Juarez is being held
The German kaiser has abandoned
his proposed trip TO Corfu, Greece. on
account OF the discovery OF a plot 20
assassinate him
Defective breech mechanism nearly
caused an explosion on the b2tueship
Texas. similar to the one which killed
nearly 40 men on the Missouri a week
Garrett. Pa. is in the hands of stri1-
ing miners who. armed with rifles, are
patrouiug the streets applying the
torch and looting at Will
An unknown health seeker qiee ",
the CITY jail last night, after ne had
been given a place 10 sleep and medl-
cal attention by the police
Rev. ". j. Calfee. pastor o. the ~
f church here. has made arrange
ments TO exchange pulpits with Rev.
G r. Dalton. Of Kansas city. NO
The import collections at the port
OF Juarez for the month Of March to-
tailed S142666.19. The total collec-
tious by all Mexican ports for Aarcn
was Sa213.O21-69. according to reports
from Mexico City
twenty-five machiuists. claiming 90
be en- route to san Francisco TO join
the navy. passed through FL Paso TO-
dav. u Is believed. however. that
the-- are strike breakers. and are be-
Ine shipped 20 san Francisco by the
santa Fe railway.
Torre0n is stricken with smallpox
S16 deaths having occurred there ln
the last six weeks The death rate IS
decreasing. il IS said
Mrs. A. C. De Croft IS planning 20
have band concerts in the park every
sunday afternoon, during the sum
mer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
Grand Jury Witnesses
Paid In Thrift Stamps

Cleveland. O., April 1S--FoIlowing
out Instructions OF county clerk Hase-
rodt. here. witnesses before the
grand jury have become, unwittiugly.
owners Of thrift stamps. After ap-
pearing before the grand jury the
witnesses called at the clerks office
in the courthouse for their fees tn Be-
were paid TO them in thrift stamps
and ranged all the way from q few
stamps up 20 several dollars worth
All OF the witnesses were glad TO take
their pay in this form OF currency
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18

dark girl- Keep TO these shades.
They're safe.
Questions and Answers.
Jack" recently wrote me u method
OF preventing that coating OF lime in
side a tea kettle. which interested
Reader asked about some time ago.
The method is 20 put one or two large
glass marbles in the kettle; the lime
settles on these This reader says
she always keeps one glass marble In
kettle, and prevents the lime forma-
ton the marble being renewed every
two months or so.
She also suggested q method OF
hiding q wall covered with grease
lounge or chair; get a yard. OF so. Of
very good tapestry, or a piece big
enough To hide the disfigured part
tack this on the wall, and outline
with tinsel guimpe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
When itching Stops

There IS one safe dependable treat
ment that relieves itching torture and
skin irritation almost instantly and
that cleznses and sOothss the skin.
Ask anydruggist fora 35cor 81 bottle
Of zemo and apply It as directed. Soon
you VIII find that irTitadonS pimples
blaclheads eczema, biotches, ringworm
and similar skin troubles VII disappear-
A little zemo, the penetrating, salts
fying liquid, Is all that is needed, for It
bauishes most skin eruptions, makes
she skin soft. smooth and healthy.
TheE. ". Rose CO. Cleveland, O
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
Uses Corset Stay To
San Through LaiL Bars

GallinoIis o. April 1S.-NabeI
Isle. IS. committed 20 jan here on a
charge Of burglary. sawed through
the cell bars with a corset stay and
escaped by lowering herself from
second story window with a rope
made from d blanket.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
BELFAST ANTI DRAFT
--------. 4

London, Eng. April 1S.-Rioung at
tended te breaking up OF an anti con-
scrIptiOn meeting in Belfast yester-
day. according 10 a dispatch 90 the
Daily News. ReTolvers were used by
tine police, who were pelted with paw
ing stones. Fifteen thousand persons
participated in the meeting, which
was called by the labor party.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
NAPOLEON ONCE SAM

a Foo-sors Army Is An Army Half De-
fsated-7 Men 10 Training Camps. n Can
comments. fl the Army ard Navy suffe-
from bliEters and sore spots on their feet
Every Comfort XII" should contain one
or more boxes CT Aliens Foot-Ease. the
autiseptic powder % shake into the shoes
q ereshers the tired. aching. Emarting
feet and heals blisters ard sore spots The
Plztrsbu-g Camp Manual advises men in
traiuine a. make daily use CT Foot-Ease.
sold everywhere. 25c--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
Hungarian MINISTRY HAS
RESIGNED: CANT AGREE

Amsterdam. Holland. April ~
The Hungarian ministry has resigned.
advices from Budapest reports
A Copenhagen dispatch last night
said premier Wekesle had decided 70
resign. owing to dissensiou in the
ministry over the suffrage referendum
bin and that king Charles was eN-
pected 10 request him TO form a new
cabinet, excluding the ministers who
oppose a compromise on the measure
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-18
BAT GUANO

NJ. Geo. c. Davis viii be found IN
his office. Room s17 Martin Buildinc
Phone 1883. An in the market fer
an unlimited amount-Adv.