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Per ~vioIzcion del Ar;iculo 24o del
Ccdiso penal

SSUlSO FSH
Aver en- la manana comenzo q YER
- ante ell Jurado &c Ia Corte tede-
raj Ia cauSa instruida contra Jose
Dominique y Willy Ausbery, por
conspiraci6n para violar el artlculo
24O del Codigo Penal, 0 el hecho
dc enviar alcohol de I'm Estado a otrc
y con Ia circunstancia de no declarar
exactamente eli contenido del M
baruue. pues en- vez de manifestar
alcohol 0 whiskey, que era 10 que
c~ontenia cl envio, las ~etiquetas CO.
Responsiveness decian "juguetes.'
TODD ell dia SC llevo el Jurado con
esta causa Y todavia en- Ia tardc Sc
practice ell examen de algunos test!-
Cos. Terminada Ia prueba dleron
principle les debates que eStuUeron
renidos. asi como firme y energlca
IL acIsaci0I.
FL jurado vote la culpaoihdad de
los ~acusados, quicnes fueron senten-
c,ados, Domingu2z, a sutrlr se!s me-
seS de prisi0n Y q pagan $500. 90 dc
multa Y Ausbery q tres meses de prl-
sion
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I'm H0MBRE REFDRMal0.

y Dcvuclve las carncs Y Ia saIud a Ios
honbrcs palidoS. dc mcjillaS densc-adas,
v pone en- el andar una clas,icidad so.-
~prendente. Devolvcra cl iucgo = brilIar-
tcz a los ojos sin luStrc Y pu7ilca-a total
mente Ell cuerpo. Obra SobTe los tejidos
delicados V reforma las parties contraidas-
Eace un hombrc nucvO, adaptable para
Gescmpenar 81 puesto CT e. mundo COMO
narido Y como padre.
La SeasaPersa es una medicine que Ia
ieyuelto 81 podery vigor i miilsres de
hombres, j6veues, viejos 6 de edad
uediaua. Cura cor segu-idsd todos los
casos de dolencia uerviosa, insomnia,
impoteucia, gasto en- algunas parties del
cuerpo, perdida del vigor, debilidad.
neurastenia decainierto Y postraci6u.
~rerviosa. Adquicra una GAIA de esta
preparation Y sea un houbre Teformado.
Una sofa GAIA beneiciara a I'd. gram
demcnte. pero SeiS lie proporcionaTaa ma
.rra complete. La SenssperSa esta pre-
oarada en- lorna de paStillitaS, Y sus
-omponenteS son puros ing-edieutes
Tesetales, sin c~ontener r1ercurio nj otras
tosas que ocasionen da6o. listed no
ERA engaasdo con Ia SensaPersa pucs
ioSctroS
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Fue deteni6a una mujcr

Hacc muchos dias cue So veia
transitar por algunas centricas ca
lies a una mujer de aspecto misero,
al par que'de semblante enfermizo,
ouien a veces detenia q los trsnseun-
tes para pedirles sin duda algdn So
zorro.
Esta mujer llam6 tai vez la aten-
ci6n de las autoridades, pues aver Ia
arresto Ia policia bajo la raZon dc
que es para Observable, 10 que hace
Greer que Sc lie tiene por enferma,
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Scbre Ell page de sesenta do
lares q los soldadoS
Oiene de Ia Pag. LAD

mente Ell nombre Y la direction, con
maquira, 81 es possible.
"uI.-Si el sGTcitante no desea en-
war originates los documentoS que
exo-esan su baia, puede ~presentarSe
! al Official de Reclutamiento del Ejer-
| cito cue Sc eacuentrc mas cercano,
uuien enviara copia certificada de
los mismoes q Ia ZONE FINANCE
OFFICE y devolvera los originates al
~ex-soldado.
IVA correspondence relativa g
los pages atrasados o a los vlatlcos,
de5c diriCirse a Ia oficina: OFFICE
OF THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE.
MONEY ACCOUNT DIVISION. MU-
NITIONS BUILDING, WASHINGTON
,. C.-La correspondence relatlva L
2=iEnac!ones o~bligatorias lCompu!so-
= Allotments) y pages de SECURES de
guerra, debe dirigirse al: BUREAU
OF WAR RISK INSURANCE, TREA
SURE DEPARTMENT, WASHING
TON D. C."
IA correspondence relativa a las
asignaciones vplnntarias tallotments>
dsbe dirigirse a; ZONE FINANCE
OFFICER, ALLOTMENT BRANCH,
WASHINGTON D. Gas solicitu-
dcs para nuevos certificates de baJa
CT iugar de los que Sc hayan perd!-
do, 0 destruido, debe diriglrse q:
THE ApJUNTANT GENERAL OF
TIE ARMY, WASHINGTON, D. c.
Termirc IL circular que hemos
do q conoce recomendando al Con-
sulado que procure hacer que lie
que q noticia de los ciudadanos me-
xicanos que hayan servido Ell e. eJer-
cito de los EstadoS Unidos Ia d!spo-
sicion del Departamento de Guerra
Americana V que en- case de que tu-
vierea eStos alguna dificultad les
preston Ia ayuda neecsaria en- Ia for
macion V envic de sus documentos.
ash ONO para proporcionarles toda
CHASE de information que sobre ei
particular pudieren haber menester.
Los meXicanos que eSten compren-
didoS en- los cases de Ia Circular n
terror, pueden ocurrir hbremente q
las oficinas del conSulaGo tcalle So.
No. 1900 solicitando dc los encarga-
dos de la oficina Ia ayuda necesa-
ria para Ell satisfactorio arreglo del
asunto
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Otro a~rresto

Acusada dc vioacion del Articu-
10 Is dc Ia Proclama del Presidente
Wilson de Mayo de 1917, auedo "a
rrestada Y a disposition del peparta-
mento de Justicia en- esta ciudad,
una sonora cue era duena de un
hotel en- la Gale de Matamoros. Ell
a~rresto Sc llevo a cabo a peticion
de Ia Escuadra contra Ell Nicio.
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Detenido por vago

.Acusado de nc tensr ocupaclon
conocida, fue detenido por Ia policia
V llevado a ,os Cuarteles Centrales
de este Cusrpo, quedando arrestado
alb. IN individuc.
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Casos d, divorcio

En- dos de los otros Salones, cores
pondientes a Ia 81 V Ia 45. sc ventl-
iaron dos caSoS de divorcIo cuyos re-
sultados respectivos no nos fue dado
q conocer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-18
Soo;a&ss & Rs,sonnA
OPERADO

En- uno dc los hospitales de Is ciudad. aca-
ba dc scr opcrado con cxitc, Ct senior don
abraham Cantu. quicn SC encunctra en- Was
de complete ESTABLISHMENTS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-18

fondos para tales obras, SC preparan.
de scguro que seran. a Ia c que
hrillantes uotas sociales, fecundas en-
resultados PRACTICES a tan nooie fin
encaminados.
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PARA SALTILLo

Procedcntc dc Ia ciudad de FL Paso. Tc-
xas. Sc encucntra On San Antonio. On vlaJe
pars Ia ciudad dc Saitillo. 81 senior don Jose
Garcia Rodriguez. connotado Intellectual oca-
huilensc.
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DE REGRESO

Desnues dc alguros dias dc pcrananencia
en- San Antonio. i donde lleGara procedcn-
t. de Los Angeles. Cal. saho para Ia VIVA
Jc San Buenaven:ura. Coahuila. al senior don
Rodriguez.
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DE MONTERREY

P-ccedcntc dc la ciudad dc Monterrey. n.
l.. SC cncucntra en- esta. en- viaIe dc nego-
clos. 81 senior q. Arnulfo Bcrlanga. conocido
barrndado y hombrc &c negocios dc Monte
morelos. del mismo Estado dc Nuevo Leon.
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Regisiro Civil

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La Secrctaria del Condado cxpidio licencia
para contraer natrimonio en- favor de las
siSuienteS personals:
Jesus Torres con Maria Cara.
Julio Naya con TonaSa Ramon.
Isabel Vaides con Virginia Arredondo.
Antonio NORM con Estefana Suarcz-
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En- la Oficina del Resistro Civil de esta
ciudad. Sc a~notaron las SiEuicnteS rartidas dc
nacimiento:
I'm nino dc Estanislao Lopez , dc Ia sonora
Franchises Neri de Lopez en- IL esquina de las
GALES Colinla y Trinity
Una nina de NicoliS Rodriguez y de Ia Sc
nora Isabel de Rodriguez, en- la Gallo de Mo
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Durantc las ultimas veinticuatro horas IA
uecieron en- csta ciudad las pcrsonas siguicn-
les. dc cuyas partidas sc tom0 aota en- Ia Off
Gina respectiva:
Ines Zuniga de tres mescs, en- Ia Gale de
Ell Paso 1i5.
en- Ia Gale de Texas III.
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DOMINGO. Mayo i5.-t3o. dc mes y 10. des
pues dc Pascua) Santos NcnancIo Marui
V Felix dc Cantalicic, Confesor.
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Nino ~extraviado

FL niho Manuel Aguayo dc nacio,
nalidad mexicana, sc eXtravio dc -
Lomicilio el ~riernes en- Ia noche. Sus
padres dieron cuenta a Ia ~po!lcla, Ia
Il ha Quedado encargada de 81 bus
ca. e nino tiene trece amos de edad:
viste canisa blanca a iistas negras,
pantalon. zapatos y medals negras,
y usa cachucha con check blanco.
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eARANTlzaM0s sBS0LUTaMENTE

me con seis csjas obtcndra una cura per-
nanente . dc 10 contrario lc devolvere-
nos et dinero.
ScrSap-rss pucc- So oo;-uioa &C 81 Doyiczc'o
& sc "a usnda-rrros, franco &c porte, al Ccciira
de Si.Co ORC Axe. PO- "A CaIa o = t:a;am!eato
ecuclcto, dc SeiS csiaS PcC 500 cso Am
THE BROWN EXPORT COMPANY
Dept Is. "a Cortland St. New York. N
Y. (Adv.)
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:Dolor? No, absolutamente min
guno. Applique I'd. unas gotas de
Freezone en- ell Gallo adolorido c inme-
diatamente cesara de dolerle, pudien-
do facilmente levantarlo con los de-
dos. Es verdaderamente sorprenden-
te, solo cuesta unos cuantos centa-
voS.
Ensaye I'd. Freezone. En- cual-
quier drogueria puede adquirir una
boteilita, Ia cual es suficiente para IL
brarlo de cualquier clase de ~callos,
blandos, duros, ojos de pescado. etc,
sin o~casionarle dolores, inflamaclon o
irritation. Freezone es un eter mis-
terioSo 8eScubierto por IN genio de
.CmcincaH. (Adv.)
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
COMPROMISE IS LIKELY
Agreement Is Expected On Peace
Treaty Terms
Senator Hitchcock Demands Haste and
Predicts Unexpected Action
on Senate Floor.

Washington. Aug. 16.-~Thel trend to.
ward agreement on reservations In the
peace treaty has reached the stays
where the group Of Republican sena'
tors advocating reservations. received
assurances which they accepted a.
guaranteeing Democratic assent Ia
their program.
Word reached members of the group
II was said. that "a soon az they could
pledge score Of Republican votes for
reservations to the league along the
line recently agreed on by seven Re.
publican senators, the administration
forces In the senate would be willing
TO line up on that basis for ratitica.
ton OF the treaty.
Lodge May Join Rsssrvationists.
There was an intimation also that
the reservAtionists had reason to be.
lieve their ranks eventually would In.
clude Senator Lodge. Republican lead.
er OF the senate
Twenty Republicans. Il was declared,
would be enough with the administra.
ton Democrats u make. up the two.
thirds necessary for ratification.
The program on which Il II sought
to unite these elements contemplated
reservation to further protect the
Monroe Doctrine. to insure domestic
control over domestic Questions. to am.
plify the right OF withdrawal, and ia
f0rtffy the power OF congress to de-
eide questions Of peace or war under
Article 10.
Hitchcock Demands Haste.
At . meeting Of the foreign rela
lions committee. Mr.. Hitchcock gave
notice that unless the committee com
pleted without undue delay its consid
GRAFTON Of the treaty. some unexpected
action might be expected on the nooI
Of the senate.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21

Raymond Jacobson. who has
been spending his summer vaca.
ton at Nickerson. has returned
to his home in Minneapolis to
take up his school work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goddard and
their two sons Hugely and Geo.,
from Windsor. Ill.,, called at
Nickerson the first part of the
week to see the Guernseys.
Mrs. Grout left Wednesday
morning for Minneapolis. where
she will spend few days in
getting the house ready before
moving down for the winter.
The Jean Du Luth farm played
Denham and some of their hired
players at Foxboro. but because
of the rain the game was not
finished. Neither side had the
advantage.
Mrs. Grout was at kerrick on
Saturday to arrange for Com.
munity Day, Sept. 6. All the
Nickerson people are invited tc
take part. A little fair will be
given during the day and a dance
in the evening. All should make
it point to attend.
The Jean Du Luth Guernsey
show herd left on Wednesday
morning for Spokane. Washing
ton. where they will meet the
Red Polled show herd from the
No. l farm. The Red Polls have
made clean sweep at Calgary
Edmonton, Saskatoon, Brandon
Regina and Weyburn in Canada
and have now moved to Spokane
Wash. where they will rest fol-
two weeks before the Spokane
fair. After the Spokane fair
they will go into British Column
bia. H. S. Willard and Roy
Berdslay left with the show cat.
tie.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21

Anna May. Housfelt is spend
ing a week with her father at
Nickerson.
Cecil Hermel has been spend
ing two weeks with her brother.
Both returned to Cleveland We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rose and
daughter, Mary, of Bruno, visi-
ted the Jean Du Luth farm on
Sunday.
Mrs. karline and her son. Mrs.
Wahlquist and her daughter Wis
tied the Jean Du Luth farm,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Everson are
spending their summer vacation
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiggen.
James Caldwell, Dora, Alcide
and VIM. LeMay. Sadie Gordon
and Gladys motored to Bruno
Sunday evening.
William Crosby and Thad
Grout motored to Duluth Thurs
day making the drive in 3 hours
through Foxboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford, their
son, and Mrs. E. N. Laying of
Bruno. visited the Grouts the
early part of the week.
Mrs. Grout, Thad and Geral-
dine, Miss Julia Tisdale and Mel
ba Connor attended the Com
munity Sing Sunday evening.
Mr.. w. c. Sargent and son
came down from Duluth the first
of the week to arrange for some
clearing work on their land,
south of town.
Miss Julia C. Tisdale, who has
been studying French at the
University of Wisconsin during
the summer, is spending a fort
night with her sister, Mrs.
Grout, at the Jean Du Luth farm.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21

Edward LeMay has gone to
South Dakota, where he has Sc
cured a good position.
Waldo Mielke and the two Pet
erson girls took in the COMMUNE
ty Sing at Kerrick, Sunday eve-
ming.
E. A. Nelson of the University
Farm, is making the official test
at the Jean Du Luth farm, this
week.
Miss Melba V. Common of Bar
mum, spent the week end at
Nickerson and took part in the
Community Sing Sunday eve-
ming.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
GOPHER AIRmAN
FACES DEATH
With Compartments Held by Mex.
can Bandits for Ransom
Of $4,000.
DEMAND PAY At ONCE

Lieut.. Harold Peterson, OF Hutchinson
Mimi, With Californian, Threat.
ened With Killing Unless Money
10 Forthcoming.
Marta, Texas, Aug. 19.-Lieu.
tenants n. G. Peterson and Paul
n. Davis. held prisoners BY Mexi.
can bandits near candelaria,
Texas, are expected to reach the
border at any time, Il was said b.
army officers here. couriers sent
to the bandit camp are reported to
have reached the camp Informing
the bandits that the $4,000 ran
son would be paid.
Minneapolis. Aug. 1S.--Facing death
near the little village OF Pilares, which
lies along the Mexican border ON both
sides Of the Rio Grande, Lieut.. Harold
q. Peterson. Hutchinson, Mimi, and
Lieut.. Paul II. Davis, Strathmore.
Calf. United States army ayiators.
awaited word that $4,000 ransom had
been supplied to rescue them from the
clutches Of Mexican VillistA bandits,
according to dispatches from Washing
ton and the border. Unless 316, 900 In
gold IL forthcoming Immediately. they
will be killed.
Avlators Missing One Week. /
For more than q week the aviators
have been missing. A bandit entered
. town In the Big Bend district bring
Ing message from the captive on
GERS stating that they had been forced
to make Z landing near the village.
and that they were being held for the
ransom which must be paid forthwith.
The message was delivered to Col.
George T. Langhorne, commanding Of.
iicer Of the Eighth cavalry In the Big
Bend district who Immediately wired
to Maj. Gen. Joseph T. Dickman. com.
mander OF the Southern department
and to Samuel g. Peterson. Hutchin.
SON, father Of Lieutenant Peterson.
Colonel Langhorne relayed the mes.
sage from Lieutenant Peterson to his
father ut Hutchinson. The ofYicer de-
clared that he was In high spirits and
confident that the War department
would provide the ransom and release
him. However. It concluded BY say
Ing Goodbye. ~ they mean business.
Love and don't worry"
Father Gets Replies.
Replies to his queries were received
BY MIR. Peterson. One from Major
Walton was as follows:
Full information received here.
Government ID handling matter. Await
Developments.
WALTON"
Later = telegram from Colonel Lang.
horne at Maria gave the following In
formation:
"Your telegram received and have
endangered to send your message %
Harold Peterson. We hope to Get him.
Our authorities have not yet author
lied payment. Shall notify you Of -.
suit.
''LAN0HoRNE."
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
70 Define Liquor.

Washington, Aug. Ito secure
uniform and efficient Administrations
and enforcement Of the prohibition
law, congress clearly has the right to
define what II intoxicating liquor. the
senate judiciary committee held In .
formal report nled on the amended
house prohibition enforcement lAW. n
support Of IT. contention the subcom-
mittee appended brief. understood
to have been prepared BY the Anti
Saloon league Of America citing manr
court decisions and presidents.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
MAKES BAVARIA FREE STATE

Copenhagen, Aug. 14.-A Dispatch
from Bamberg says the Bavarfan diet
has adopted Z. constitution for the
"Bavarian free state" with only three
dissenting votes. A Socialist amend.
ment TO the constitution abolishing al
titles OF nobility was rejected.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
NickerSOn

From Our Correspondent
Thora Bohlin was in Duluth,
Friday.
Mr.. Elmer was in Duluth on
Friday.
Frank Jensen was at Nicker-
son Sunday.
Bob Settle ran through Nick
erson Friday.
Hugh Rose of Windsor, ILL.,,
called at Nickerson. Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Waskburn spent
two days with her parents, last
week.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
Alinerica Aids kolelaals.

Washington. Aug. 14.-Matar.0 ~
for Admiral Kolchak's retreating army
n Siberia Il being rushed u vladivos.
t0k BY the American governments u
was said oflcially that $1,000 Ilaee
and several million rounds ~ a1a1sU
milton already had been mt frczA -
Erzncisco. ana that additional o1u1ps
ment would - forward - - Ax1ny
transport. The amount O. makes1A
ordered q siberia va mt 6iee1p
but was aa1d - ~ -yssy larxe
- include meter vshicaee - -
auppiiss H@a|sSssS
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
PUTS PUNCH IN FOOD WAR
Seizure 81 Hoardsd Stocks Reported
From Several Cities.

0O3UVO ~ VUaVVOO OSOGWU UOVOtvOO
From Several Cities.
Washington. Aug. l6.-lndicati0ns
Of the real punch behind the govern
ment's campaign 70 reduce the high
cost Of living were given IN unmts.
taxable fashion In many cities.
While Attorney General Palmer Was
telling the senate agriculture commit.
tee that he intended 70 prosecute
every dealer guilty Of selling o. higher
prices than those listed BY the fair
prizes committees OF each county.
word came from Chicago. st. Louis
and Birmingham, Ala. OF seizures OF
great quantities OF foodstufIs By fed
erAl officials who recently were In.
structed TO proceed under the food con.
troll act 70 stop boarding.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21

Two Lost IN Moods several oays.
Brainerd. Aug. 1S.--Lost n tho
woods for ave days, A. |. Andsrs0n, !
machinist. and his helper, G. Adlins,
are believed to be wandering IN the
woods and swamps near Cross Lake.
Five automobile parties are searcAing.
Tor them.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21

Portugal 70 Get a German shlps.
Lisbon. Portugal. Aug. 18.--It II an
nounced that 81 German ships now In
English ports will be handed over to
Portugal.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
NEW YORK CAR LINES TIED UP.
Striking lntsrborouoh system crsNa
Abandon Trains.

New York. Aug. 1.-THE vast rub.
way and elevated system Of the =.
tsrborough Rapid Transit company. ~
Grating In Manhattan. the Bronx and
parts Of Brooklyn and Queens. was
paralyzed BY strike called By r. J.
Connolly, acting president Of the
Brotherhood OF Interborough Rapid
Transit company employees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-06
OBITUARY
+ + 50 +%4+ 1888 = :
MRS. JAMES S. PERRIN.

Mrs. James S. Perrin, formerly
Miss Nettie Grace, daughter of Mrs.
A. B. Grace, and the late Judge A. B.
Grace, died at her home at Yazoo
City, Miss, Tuesday night, of pneu-
monia Mrs. PERKINS, sisters, Mrs.
MoCuen, of Chicago, and Mrs. Wood,
of Texarkana attended Mrs. Perrin's
bedside during the latter part of her
illness.
Mrs. Perrin was born and reared
in Pine Bluff, and has always enjoy
ed the friendship of a large number
of Pine Bluff people. Mrs Perrin
leaves two children, son, James Dr..
three years old, and a little daughter
eight months old. She is also sur
vived by her mother. four sisters
Mrs. H. r.. Webster and Mrs. w. l.
Wood, of Texarkana, and Mrs. c. F
McCuen of Chicago, and Mrs. Jules
Borreson. of Pine Bluff; brother
Porter Grace, of Little Rock. Funera
arrangements have not been compile
ted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-06
DIVERSIFIED CROPS.

Diversification is going to prove the
salvation of the Southern farmer.
Heretofore the agricultural agent,
some few politicians and the agrl-
cultural colleges of the South have
advocated diversification but no gen
eral campaign of education has been
undertaken. Such a campaign has
been planned by the leading bankers,
business men and merchants of the
Southern states at meeting Just
closed at New Orleans. It's scope will
Ee almost as broad as the Liberty
Loan campaigns held recently, and lis
work will be along the lines of diversi-
fication and reduced cotton acreage
The life of the South depends on the
farmer, and farm products. And as
the principal farm product is cotton,
the IL. oc the South may be said 10
depend OH cotton. That is why the
banker, the business man, and the
merchant has interested himself in
TIE farmer and his product.
Until recently the Southern farmer
and planter, as rule raised nothing
nut cotton. He bought his meat. his
food, MS feed, his everything, from
the pro1-ts of his cotton. The theory
was that the land planted in cotton
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-06
REGENERATION OF
FINANCES EVIDENT

Washington, Eeb. 5.-Definite evil
dances Of the beginning of financial
recuperation followig abnormal war
conditions, was set forth today ibv the
federal reserve board in a review of
the Forthcoming February reserve bull
letin. The evidences are:
Increase of bank balances at finan-
cial centers; tendency toward low
err rates for money; lassening of the
amount of war paper held by federal
reserve and member banks; inflow of
gold coin and gold certificates at
banks, indicating greater confidence
in the financial situatio ad lesseed
demand for money; decline in the vol
ume Of federal reserve notes out
standing, demonstrating the elasticity
of the federal reserve system.
The board deplores evidences Of re-
taxation of war time economies.
Despite big exports OF foods and raw
materials in December. the board be-
lieves I'VE ara still ia icing the prob
lem of finding or making q market for
our manufactured good in foreign
countries in which we can hardly
hope to make the desired Success so
long as prices continue upon a level
higher than existing in other coun-
tries. W