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GREAT OPPORTUNITY,

Cash Grocery Car doing $40,- eco q year. including store building, stock and fixtures. nice Groom modern home, 6 closets, pantry, bath, porches- lawn. garden. shade, garage, warehouse, lot 60x20S half block to street car, very att tractive home, in fine resi- denee district. With this cofn- hination is included the cash grocery car and Ford truck with exclusive rights as own CT is going to install cash. grocery car system in larger cities. This is a real busi- ness making good money and d winner for some live wire. Walk out proposition. S1a,ee0 some terms to right party.
 Phone 3Sl5. ground floor Git izens Bank Building.
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Cottonseed Oil.

New York, May 21.-Cottonseed oil today was dull and without new fea- ture. Sales of 300 barrels of October were reported at 23.50. Reports of export cancellations of compound lard had an unsettling influence on oil, prime crude 17.5O; prime summer yellow spot and October 23.5O, Decem- Der 21.50 January 22.O1.
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Liverpool Cotton.

LIvefpOOI C0tt0n.
 Liverpool, May 21.-Cotton spot in good request; prices firm. good mid ding 1854: fully middling 1904; middling 1S.44: low middling 1887; good ordinary 15.71. Sales 10000 bales including 5000 American. Receipts steady. May 1881; July 17.SS; Sept. 5000 all American. Futures closed 17.03; Oct 1869; Jan. 1908; March 15.S4.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

100 houses could be rented before | could turn around if had them, but they are not to be had It may be a good thing for it will get you to figuring what it costs to rent and you will find out that you can almost buy home of your own with your rent money Come and see me or call me up and perhaps can help solve yo9r problem Phone 2615 Room 510 Citizens Bank sse- Bldg.
 TOM BLODGETT. k
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WANTED-TO SELL YOUR CITY or farm property. No proposition too large or too small. Tom Blod- gett, The Land Man, 510 Citizens Bank Bldg, Phone 2615. 4-19-tf MEN AND WOMEN OF GOOD personality that can sell and de- liver life insurance, one of the best companies in America, Arkansas territory. Attractive proposition. The Bankers Reserve Life Co. Thos- Smith. General Agent, 12O 1-2 Main street, Pine Bluff, Ark.
 WANTED = PARTNER, WILLING to work, with $5,000 cash, equally sharing, if quickly and properly managed, $5O,O0 profits. Address P. O. Box PA, Pine Bluff, Ark.
 3-15-tf
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room house already furnished in good shape, ready to go to house keeping; with gas, lights, water and bath; near Cotton Belyt shops, In good, white settlement; only one block south from East Second car line House can be rented. Apply at 1103 East Third 5-20-tf ONE SIX CYLINDER PIERCE Arrow machine. Suitable for speed ster or light truck, in Al condi- tion. Knight Motor Go. 5-18-6t SIX ONE-HALF ACRES THREE miles from Pine Bluff on Sheridan pike, good two room house about three acres cleared, fruit trees; all for only $75O with $50 cash and S15 per month McGehee Realty company, 24O0 West Second avenue Phone 1888. 5-18-12t+ GENUINE NANCY HALL SWEET Potato Slips. Free, from disease. Best potato to grow. Good strong open-bed plants. $500 per 1000. Can fill any size orders. If wanted by Parcel Post, include postage. Immediate delivery. N. o. Ellis, 913 w. Seventh, Little Rock, Ark.
 5-17-1Ot+
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BEAUTIFUL LIVING ROOM, DIN
 ing room and kitchen furniture for sale. Used only few ymonths. Liber- al discount allowed. Address, Fur niture," care of Ghaphic. 5-17-6t+
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New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans, May 21.-The ten dency in cotton today was to react from the long advance and there were periods when considerable selling pres sure was felt Offerings were mainly from liquidating longs but, at times, moderately heavy selling for short account was felt. The close was 2S to 35 points under the last quotations of yesterday
 Around the opening prices lost but good support was met on this initial decline and a recovery ensued The weekly crop reports from the govern ment did not furnish anything new for either side to work on. Toward the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-22
RED LINE DELIVERY
 COMPANY Packing, Grating Moving Country Trips a Speciality
 Phones 22SS and s43O

BUY, SECONDHAND refrigerators, cook stoves and iron
 beds, will pay highest prices. Ew- ing Furniture Co, 319 Pine street.
 Phone S4S9 2-27-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-22

Just received new line of novelties Everything for the sweet girl gnu, si uate-varieties, lingerie, bows am clasps, eamisole straps, sacfets, I;y bons, novelties of all kinds. Also ..Ss nss line of hand d-painted graduation ca.as' us candle shades, sachets and nut csps g,s Smart Hat Shop, Hildred V. Maus oi' Citizens Bank building.
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New Orleans Rice.

New Orleans, May 21.-Rough rice, no sales Receipts 2,463; millers re ceipts 2.463. Clean rice sales; 43 pockets Honduras 5 1-2 @ g Is; 2S4 Japan 2 3-8; 6,167 Blue Rose 1-2@ z 7-8. Receipts 9,97O.
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LOST ARD FOUND.

BLACK BILL FOLD. CONTAIN
 ing about $50. Finder please leave
 at Bloom { BuKton'x and receive liberal reward 5-z2-6tS
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SALE OF MARES, MULES

To close out at bargain one car of Missouri work mares, and five large mules.
 BERLIN BROS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-22

Thirty-six pints of whiskey', r ree9s. sDs,. cred by Deputy Sheriff J. |. M:Ia. :a;asl nett, had a hearing in Mune'Rss, .ss court Tuesday and were broken ,a,t "t same day upon an order by the c0u''
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Liberty Bonds

Liberty Bonds
 New York, May 21.-Final prices 99-60; first 4's 95.62; second 4's today on Liberty bonds were: 1-2's 94-5O; first 1-4's 96.54 second 4 1-4's 94.70: third 1-4's 95.76; fourth 4 1-4's 94.S4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-22
ON EASY PAYMENTS BRIGHT

UN Et3O n ME1AV D 02s1011
 gasoline lamps, 300 candle power;
 lights with a match; brighter than electricity at less than half the cost to operate. An ideal lamp for the home Every lamp guaranteed to give satisfaction Absolutely safe Lamps placed on free trial See or phone me A. H- Levey, 221 1-2 East Third avenue. Phone g23- 4-16-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-22

ARM FOR SALES ACRES WITH a good five room dwelling and barn land in high state of cultivation on good pike, one mile from city Ers.l--s near school and church A real tar- gain. See or phone Hollis Real Es- tate Co, Phones 2 and 112-
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FOR SALE.

Two fine lots Cor. 22 and Poplar block from paved street and car line, Good price and terms.
 TOM RLODGETT, Phone 2efS.
 6-A-tf "MlxED CANE SEED, $a.0o PER buahel. Orange $2,50 per hushel. Jap Seed Cane $2.50 per bushel. re-
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FOR SALE

GENUINE NANCY HALL SWEET potato slips, and Porto Rican var ieties- All open bed plants. now ready. For Sale. Mrs. A. Neider-
 mier Twenty-second and Main, Phone 21S1. 5-22-6t SIX THOROUGHBRED SINGLE comb brown leghorn hens, one roos- ter, also fifty single comb brown leghorn cockrilis all fine stock. pply to Mrs. c. o. Blackburn Twenty third and Main Phone 1741- 5-22-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-22

ONE FURNITURE MOVING VAN IN
 good running condition. Original
 cost complete with body S525-00. Will sel leheap for cash or give terms to right party. Can see same
 by calling at Riley Auto-Tire Co,
 Jefferson Hotel corner 5-e1-tf. AT A REAL BARGAIN, ONE-TON
 and half slightly used truck with
 starte rand electric lights. Is equipped with express body A real
 buy for right party. Call quick at
 Riley Auto-Tire Go. Jefferson Ho-
 tel corner,
 ONE 1916 MODEI. FORD RUN about, in Al condition; at bar
 gain. Good tiress just repainted and Guavahtsed to run, Cash or terms. {h4pe lA 6.20.st< AT A BARGAIN. IN PART PAY. meRts, household goods. \ five I J
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that pu suant to a decretal order of the Jd ferson Chancery court in the case 4 the Bank of Altheimer vs. W. B. Ca ter and E. K. Carter, the undersignsi as commissioner of this court, will, on 1 the
 4th Day of June, 1919, during the hours for judicial sales offer for sale at public auction u] the highest and best bidder on credit of three months, at the front door a the court house in Pine Bluff, Arkan,1 sas, the following described persona property, to-wlt:
 One steel dredge and complete equipment, and having a capacity d one and one half yards, the same manufactured by the American Stea Dredge company, of Ft. Wayne, In diana. Said equipment being located at or near the town of Altheimer m Jefferson county, Arkansas, and belns the equipment used by the said ds fendants in the construction of dram. age in Drainage district No. Q Jefferson county, Arkansas. Said property will be sold to satlsf! the lien of the. plaintiffs judgmen and decree in the above styled cause The purchaser will be required ' give a note with approved persona security, and a lien will be retalne upon said property to secure the pul chase price. Witness my hand this 22nd day May, 1919. s. F. VAULX, Commlsslone 5-22-29
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-22

ONE LEATHER SUIT CASE AND two hand bags lost on pike road, be- tween Woodson and Sweet Home Suit case contained mems clothing; hand bags contained mems cloth ing and army discharge papers be- longing to Byron McDuffie, Ham burg, Ark Reasonable reward. No- tify Ned Benton, Hamburg, Ark.
 5-2O-6t4
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cleaned f. O. b. vicksburg, Miss"
GENUINE NANCY HALL SWEET
'AkGSs
 5-1-1u1o


 GENUINE NANCY HALL SWEET potato Slips. Free from disease. Best potato to grow. Good strong open-bed plants $500 per 1000. Immediate delivery. N. O. Ellis, 913 w. 7th, Little Rock, Ark 5-T-10t+ FOR SALE-ONE HUNDRED choice full sized lots in exclusive colored addition, in best location in the south. Only three dollars per month, no taxes, no interest. Tom Blodgett The Land Man, 510 Citi- zens Bank Bldg. Phone 2615- 4-19-tf FOR SALE-CHOICE SELECTION of houses from four to twelve rooms. We'll located; bargains in prices and terms. List too long to publish. Call up and we will show them to you at your own conven- fence. Tom Blodgett, 510 Citizens Bank Bldg. Phone 2615. 4-19-t FOR SALE-BARGAINS IN FARM land; anything from five acres up to two thousand acres. Ten dollars per acre, up to one hundred dollars per acre. Tom Blodgett, The Land Man, 51O Citizens Bank Bldg. Phone 2615. 4-1S-n
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USED CARS FOR SALE.

USED CARS FOR SALE. One Overland Truck in first class condition run only 1900 miles. Five passenger VelIe good as new. Velie Chumny roadster Olso slightly used Stephens. McNULTY AUTO SALES GU
 311 West Second
 4-26-tI
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MISCELLANEOUS

GET YOUR AUTOMOBILE PISTON
 rings and springs at 322 Pine street. Phone SO7- Modern Machine
 Shop. 5-2S-tf
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WE'LL ESTABLISHED CONFECT- ionary and fruit store, doing good
 business and in splendid location
 Reason for selling going in nlanu- faeturing business Apply to E. Renherg, BIT West Second Ave, Pine Bluff. Ark 5-15-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-22

BAR PIN WITH "ENT-C- T. B." EN. graved, lost between Froug's anC Rreyfus store Call 2012 Reward
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-22

SPRAYED OR STOLEN-REWARD -Sorrell Mare, 4 years old; blazed
 face and stoekinged feet; weighs about 800 lbs. Phone Bobo Broth CTS, No. 9503F2, and receive re- ward 5-17-6t%
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USED CAR BARGAINS.

We have on hand the following used cars which will be sold with in the next few days. Most of these cars are in splendid condition and will be sold at WORTH THE MONEY prices $ cyl. IS serles ? passenger Studebaker Roadster. 1 6 cyl Is series passenger Studebaker touring car. 1 6 cyl. passenger Velie touring car.
 16cyl passenger Chalmers coupe. cyl. passenger Grant touring car
 cyl. passenger Saxon touring car.
 8 cyl. 5 passenger King touring car.
 1 8 cyl. 5 passenger Oldsmobile touring car. cyl 2 passenger OldsmobiIe touring car. cyl Ford truck.
 ELKINS MOTOR CAR co. Seventh and Main Phone 395
 5-17-6f
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C. S. McNew ,o. RE REAL !. kSfAih A' Phone Nl
 Has For Sale

1224 W. 14th; rooms; moosin mo,rs:
 blocks from car line; sldexalns' sa;.;oa,
 corner clot; first class
 Terms. $3o0O.0O.
 1921 E. 7th; 4 rooms; n,oa .. corner
 block car line; sidewalks. '.eTsaoo. lot: fine garden planted, cs. s cor- ssSxa3o it. vacant business blocn, f thst ner 10th and Main. Property 'D
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-22

FOR SALE-10 ACRES ON MAIN street pike, one mile from town Good location for truck or dairy farm. Jim McLellon, Phone 138.
 4-1O-H
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GET YOUR AUTOMOBILE PISTON
 rings and springs at 322 Pine
 Street. Phone S07- Modern Machine Shop. s9-20-tf
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MONEY TO LOAN

large life insurance company l have money to lend on improved farms at reasonable rates. Large loans solicited. In loan field 12 months in the year. John O'Connell 1l0 1-2 Main. 5-7-1m
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FOR SALE.

One 1918 five-passenger Velie. One 1918 five-passenger Studebaker One model N Hup, five passenger. One 1916 two-passenger Ford car. Above cars are guaranteed to be in first-elass condition Cash. bonds or terms.
 McGEHEE MOTOR SALES co. 114 West Barraque Phone 604
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AND STORAGE Cotton Belt Warehouse and Storage company, Third avenue and Georgia
 street Situated on Cotton Belt
 tracks No switching charges. Phone 1231- 5-16-1mo
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A STOCK OF MERCHANDISE AT Fordyce. Ark, belonging to the estate of E. A. Acruman, for sale at bargain. If interested, notify Adam Treischmann, Admr., Cros- sett, Ark.
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N0NEY TO LOAN.

For long loans on improved hill or bottom farms, see w. s. Pierce, Citi- zens' Bank Building. R. BOT. Pine Bluff, Ark 3-14-tf.
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AM PREPARED TO DO YOUR garden blowing; can come at any time; good work guaranteed. Find me at 2207 West Fourth; phone 2209 Nathan Oliver 5-16-6t
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NANCY HALL SWEET POTATOE plants, $500 per 1000 post paid Thos- F. Reid, Russellville, Ark.
 S.Q.1 mo
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TWO FRESH, GENTLE JERSEY cows, two and three years old; will give 3 to 5 1-2 gallons of milk per day. Also one black Jersey, giving gallons per day These cows are regular pets, and are beauties. Ap- ply corner Eleventh and Elm.
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AGENTS WANTED-TO SELL gasoline iron Labor and fuel saver. Sells in every home Pay salary or commission Ladies make good
 representatives Write for free
 sample Imperial Sad Iron Co. Ft. Worth, Tex1s- 5-4-10t
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
To Our Big Brothers |

My oldest friend is my ''big" brother. graduate of
Yale University In l0l5 when the Huns invaded Bel
giunl he joined the Canadian Aero forces He In
active duty the Marne section and April 27 1916
decorated with the Victoria Cross He had brought
down eight Hun machines and in bringing the ninth down
he lost control Of the machine and fell the earth
ceving number of injuries, which confined him to his
bed several days.
He contented with the number of Huns he had
killed and yearned to be in the fight again. he
transferred to the 9th Division (Amerca had entered
the war; and was again in the big fight. He dis
tngulshed himself in the battle of Chateau Thery when
the Americans broke the Hndenburg ne by capturing
single handed German machine gun nest
Believe me, Pm proud Of my brother, and probably
throughout the United States there millions of other
boys like me, proud of their brothers, while
licking the Huns was backing him up How? By selling
Liberty bonds and War Saving Stamps because Pm Boy
Scout Norman Stanbach (12 years..
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
The Problem Of To-Dav

Before America went into the war men were en-
ployed in factories, stores subways, and many other
places When the call to came many of the men
gave up their positions. Since the company lost many
laborsrs they employed women to take their places
1he war ls over now and our boys coming home
The first thing they do is to try get back their posi-
tions. And to their utmost amazement they find women
doing their work.
Is It right for the to be asked to leave? Is it
fght TO stop their means of supporting themselves many
whose husbands were killed in the war? DO we want
women to be always dependent men? Ia it right "a
woman should stay home. taking Of nothing but
household tasia?
On tho other hand, what viii wo do with all The mon
coming home and no workY How many ar,uata ara made
or mon la uniform heggng and why2 Jus because they
cannot got work, nnd must bog to bo able to live Ia
II rlghtY Think of boyA who went into the trenchea
maybe to give up their Voa for their country and then
to come home and find their poAltions tnkon Thia may
not bo true In all cases. but 1t IL very common.
Although the women havo done fine work and have
made many sacrifices, tho have dono tho biggest
thing In sacrificing ahome and work. Thon when
thoy come In real need Of work. womon step out grace.
fully and make for the non
Ruth Goldberg az years..
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13

'ps' YEA vs. VINO 9ou are cried Bait, who no
longer could restrain bis curiosity nm ve.v l,tis
hhe~h Ia these pafis' said the man. "fee iivs hv
myself and DO qeI much fep the habits of msn ia
elaes nut beuf hahef" asked Aqual eagerly oi'm
HHeNA as lAe Leather Man. said he, simply
~ Als the boys eyes opened wide with delight. for
ReF Aaa always dreamed OF meeting the hermit of th
woods. aud there he stood before them ~
. This Is the uekest day of my life" said Freekes
- anybody sees me going 10 sleep" said Slim shit me-
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New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
To Our Contributing Editors

One contributor objects to the subjects Of some of
the editorials lie they about news, Now,
an editorial usaaiy opinion politics or new hap.
psninss In the word~hut 1t may be an opinion .,n.
spsinstms, living ofdeors any subject Of In
tsrsst In our daily living 1t cannot be just story
personal adventure, unless you this illustrate an
ap'nisn ss to what you think about question that
10 alive but not yet answered, though people may have
been talking about 1t for many years
Ons cent - word--grown-up prces-for all edi-
teriaIs printed If written by children fourteen years
old younger. Anne Lewis Pierce
EditOr CINdran's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13

him. getting deeper ine the Brush ll lhey came to
great foeh grown thick With uhleibfisa and which was
ahost buried in short trees and foliage
Puheihs lhlo ilis thick of dis he man was Lost 10
sight put Tho Chief followed hy tho others pushed on
aud suddenly eante upon most surprising sight They
feuh' Themselves Ia tla middle or wonderful cave
splshl0ly Furnished with shiha OF animals.
"Weleome, boys, to my humble home Come in and
De seated ana while we are waiting for our next meal"
here he paed Slim aheotonately on the head-",yell
get better acquainted for my heart warm for all boys
who love the life of the woods"
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
Puzzle No. "A Diamond
Puzzle No. a-~A Numerieol Enigma

49,. 'L"fayefe We Are Here (pew, you hare, tree,
talo) l'erahlng.
(No MANY oxcolent AnAveB woro received for the
y po2zeH TINT We have doubled tho prlzo money civ.
w E one Hel OF p2ea to the prlp and to the boys
"o Vo hso divided tho p2o in each cnsc na contoanntn
"e'o uod Iol first, second and third plnce. Under tha
m'"1Romen' tho inat prizo winners, $3.50 each nro
h'~'o "iIkc7 $50 Rgcrdalo Avenue Yonkcrs N y.
MoDpcea roge, a Enst ll4th Street, New York city;
a', '" N'w'o", "a West Street Newbmgh, NJ s.,
ana Ihomae l'ainter Iawtholno NJ y Tho second nriy
w""o'"' $loo each, oro Jessie G. Youug Woodbridpo
erVeN Woodbrdgc, N. j.; Dclia Smith, ia South
Arlington Avenue East Orange ~ j.; Hampton b. Allen
"oN'no o M NVonoe Mapewood A. d. and Chester Jackson
IL Lndcy Avenue, South Orange. NJ ! and Nv, tln}
pr@e w'nnefs, $lOO each Isabel Pierce. 440 Rock
away Avenue Boonton, N. j.. Katherine Hayden. II
webster Place, Bioodyn, NJ y; Robert v Spencer r
bert, Cold Spring, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13

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New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
The Mystery Maze
NEW PUZZLES

Ten cash prizes (s2 each for
the 6e1f an57ee's, 7gith 100 qqoras
on tls Gnosey GHomes. from chill
d's" fourteen years and unaer.
Answers must be received by
April 22, and results will be
published May II.
The Mystery Man.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
What Children Are Doing

The Public School War Chest Fund contributed by
CHILDREN has sent $4,000 to the fatheress children Of
France $4,000 TO the Free Milk for lrance Fund and
$4,000 more TO the starving people in the Near East and
there IL still $4,000 left in the ohdrens chest
meet other needs.
~ WE all know chat tho Wtlow'a mite went long way,
THIS HhoWA how far The olndlens pennlea go.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
Puzzle No. Central Acrostic

FuzzIe No. I-Centrai Acrostic
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letters When rightly guessed and written one below an
other the middle letters reading downward will spen a
world famous resolution
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New-York tribune., 1919-04-13

Wilson, hu Is mostly not objections to The leaaue, but
objections to The secrecy in which II Is enHhluuded The
Senators believe ihai he people should know about
II ana our doctrines. IN tls the pioestois ate right
but they are going too Tar IN eitelsihn President Wilson
freely foi ia lhu 10 one Of them IL his place
II, H. ., llAi4 years.,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
Put Yourself in His Place

What IL Il league Of nations? This il a question fro
quenty asked The simplest way to express it is "an
international congress-"
great amount Of protest has besieged President
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13

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