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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-17
IR TOLIAUS STRETKAS
TESTS PLIENo
INDUSTRIJOJE.
Darbinifkp vadai pralnato
laimejima.

Washington, gr. l6. Pile
no darbininkQ "A atskiriq uni,
iu virSaiGiai cia suvaziave nu-
balsavo If tolesniai testi dar-
bininkQ streika plieno indus
trijoje. Tolesniam streikul
prieSinosi tik du virsaiciu.
Tiedu nurodinejo, jog tolesnis
streikas neduos pageidaujamQ
pasekmi9 bet padidins dar-
bininkams tik vargus.
Didziuma stovejo uz strei-
ko tesimq. Buvo iSrodyta, jog
nors plieno dirbtuvese darbai
prasideje, panaudojant viso-
kios rQSies darbininkus, te,
Claus iSdirbyst6 toll yra nuo
normalio stovio.
Taippat pranesta, kad pile
no korporacija buvo priversta
pertraukti kontraktus su dide-
liais uzsakymais plieno sveti-
MONS vieSpatijoms. Tas reiS-
kia plieno trustui didelius
nuostolius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-17
TALKININKU ULTIMATU-
'''''- MAS VOKIETIJAI.
Bus paskirtas laikas pasirasyti
po protokolu.

Paryzius, gr. 16.-Cia patir-
la. jog talkininkai tolesniai ne
sideresiq su Vokietiia klausi-
me pasiraSymo po taikos Su-
tarties protokolu.
Sakoma, jog toleSniai yoke
Giams nebus leiSta diskusijQ
vesti. Bus pasiQStas ultimatu-
mas IL pasiraSymui paskirtas
apribotas laikas.
Talkininkai nori padaryti
taip, kad pirm NaujQ MetQ
tuik0s suturtis imtQ veikti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-17
SUVAzIAVIMAS PARAG1-
MA DARBININKUS
VIENYTIES.
Pasmerkiami teismu "injunc.
tion n'ai".

Fl Washington, or. l6. = Pra-
eta SeStadienii Gia ivyko svar-
bus darbo suvaziavimas. Kon-
ferencijon buvo suvakiave visi
virSininkai darbininkQ unijQ,
prigulinGiq Americas Darbo
Federacijoje. Buvo tartasi, ko-
kip darbui priemonlQ imtles
prizes gyvuojancias politikines
parti.as, kurios begailestingal
persclioja darbininkQ organl-
zacijas::
Tuo tikslu suvaziavimas pa
tvirtino ir paskelb6 deklaracl-
.ja, kurioje iSd6stomi darbo
principal. Pirmoie victoje dar-
.bininkai raginami vienytles II
prleS saVo Sd. per"eNio'o9 ''@ Pl: lD'.'
ninkai rinkimu metn turf soli-
da1iai stoti uz naujQ polltlklne
partijQ-darbo partljq.I
Ncs balsavimas yra demo-
kratingiausia ir pasckmingiau-
sia priemont suvaldyti visus
darho priGSininkus.
Tollaus dekleracijoje pa
.smcrltiami visokie teismu Gin
junction all prizes darblnlnkq
streikus il darbininku veikimq
savo labui. Sakoma, jog teismai
tas teises yra uzurpave. Mes Sa-
lies konstitucija draudzia to-
kius pasielgimus, tokias prize
mones prizes darbininkus.
:, $3.50 : ;,+iro doL,a
'oii'p r 49, 49,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-17
Amer. Darbo Federaciijjos
DekIeracijja

Imentus.
Prize tn griaujaneiq elementl
deklaraciia priskaito ir. visus
tuos, katrie kovoja prizes padi-
dinima darbininkams uzdarbiq,
prizes darbininku organiaayi-
mqsi.
Paraginamas kongresas sa-
lies gelezinkelius pavesti w
riausybes kontrolei dviem me
tam prad6jus sausio | d, 1920
metu. Ir tuo laikotarpiu studi=
juoti gelezinkeliq stow.
Pasmerkiamas nustatymas
darbininkams algq sulig bran
glmo pragyvenimo. SalSoma,
tollia ideja yra nepakenciama.
Mes tas supancioja zmogaus
laisve; gi progresas atgal stu
miamas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-17
PRANCUzAI PLENUOJA
PAsIUsTI ARM1JA PRIZES
PETROGRADA.
Tas reiskia, kad Pabaltijos
viespatijos yra pavojuje.

Dorpatas, Estonija. gr. -
(SuvGlinta).-C apturtta Ii
niQ. jog Prancuzia rengiasi
Pabaltiion prisiQSti SeSias di-
viziia$ kariuomen6S, katr0 bus
panaudota naujai ofensyvai
prizes PetrogradQ.
Sakoma, jog tai prancuzu
kariuomenei gelhasiQ Suomijos
laiSvanoriQ kariuomen6, pu"-.
-AvalOvo Bermondto liellanos ir
likusieii gen. YudeniGo armi-
JOS kareiviai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-17
PrieSSinasi PabaLtijos vieSpatijQ
neprikIausomybei
TALKINTNKAI BTJOSI
ITALIJOS.
Prancuzija galva guido uz
Rusijos atgaiVinima.

Paryzius, or. l6.-Prancuzi-
jos premiere Clemenceau il
Anglijo> premiere Lloyd
George konferenciiQ metu Lon
done ItalijOS uzrubeziniQ rel
kalu ministerim Scialoia in
duota galutinas talkininkQ nu-
sprendimas Fiume klauSime.
PaSakojama, jog talkininkai
galutinai Sutike atiduoti sava-
Stin Italijai miestq Fiume su
priedu, kad uostQ padaryti
tarptautiniu.
Nara ziniQ, AZ taip padaryta
sutinkant Amelikai, AZ be tOS.
Bet yra zinoma. kad talkinin-
kai pildo slaptQ sutartl. pada-
rytQ Londone prizes kare pirm
Italijos Stoiimo talkininku pu-
sen.
ToS SutartieS ltalila Stipriai
laikesi. TuO tikSIu pavartOta
pagarStjuSi d'Annunzio kam-
panija.
TalkininkamS nebeliko kitO-
kio iS9jimo, kaip tik patenkinti
Italia. ne> paStaroii ateityie
galtjO nuo talkininkV at>ime-
Sti.
Prizes intervencija Rusijoje.
PremjerQ konferencijoSe bu-
vo aptariamas RusijoS ikimo
kIauSimas. Nei Anglia, nei
Prancuzija nenOri atvirai mai
SytieS vidujinius Ru>ijos rel
kalus.
Yra zinoma, jog Anglia sto-
vi az tai, kad neatlaidziai bio
kuoti bolSevikiSkQ Russia. Bet
kad blokada butQ pasekmin-
gesnt, Anglia sake, jog reikia
Stipriai paremti ne tik Kolta-
kq, DenikinQ, UkrainQ, bet il
Pabaltijos vieSpatijas. Kad at
siekti gerQ pasekmiQ, Anglia
nori suSaukti Pabaltijos vieS-
patijQ atStOvQ kOnferencijQ.
ITEMS AnglijOs summary
mans grieztai prieSinasi Pran-
cuzija. SuSaukimas konferenci-
jon Pabaltijos vieSpatijQ at
stovQ reikStQ pripazinimQ tn
vieSpatijQ, sake Prancuzija. Gi
jQ pripazinti negalima, mes
butinai turi but atgaivinta Ru-
siia senObin2se savo ribOse.
Anot PrancuzijOs, atgaivinta
Russia stov6tQ talkininkQ pu-
seize. Bet jei Russia netektq
Pabaltijos, tuomet butu pavo-
jauS paciai vakarinei Europal.
Tuomet Rusija ieSkotu prieka-
biu talkininkuose uz pripazlni-
ma nepriklausomomis Pabalti-
JOS vieSpatiju. Tuomet nepri-
klausOmos Estoniia, Lietuva ii
Latvija butQ nesutikimQ kau-
las.
Ko nori Prancuzija?
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-17
RUsAI REKRUTUoJA KA-
REIVIUS DANIJOJE.

Copenhagen, gr. II. Ru.
sq oficierai pradejo Danijoje
rekrutuoti kareivius, skiria-
mus siaurvakarinei armijai.:
Jau esq surekrutuota apie po-
ra simtu jaunu vyrl1.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-17

kijos il pilnai atgaivintos Ru-
sijos su visomis jos buvusio-
mis- provincijomis. Mes tuomet
kaip Lenkija, taip Russia bu-
tn prieSingos Vokietijai if tas
Prancuzijai eitQ syeikaton.
AiSku, kad ne Prancuzija,
Pabaltijos viespatijos senai
butQ gavusios nepriklausomy-
be.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-17

Hilo, Hawaii, gr. II. Bai-
siai verziasi ugnekalnis Kilae
uea. Issiyerzaneioji lava jau
uzliejusi kuoplaciausias apy
linkes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-17
Estonijai pramatomas
pavojus.

Jau kelinta savait6 bolSevi-
kai sutraukia Wis daugiau ka-
riuomen6s Estonijos frontan.
.Kas gall pasakyti, jei tas daro-
ma ne prizes Estonija.,
II dabar per dienQ dienas
bolseviku kariuomen6 atakuoja
estus. Site kol-kas atmuSa alta
kas. Bet kaip ilgai estai gales
atsilaikyti prizes tas nuolatines
atakas.
Ir kuomet estai susilpn6s sa-
70 sp6kose, tuomet nebus sun
ku bolSevikams uzplQsti visa
Estonijq. Taip ivykus, Estoni-
ia nekuomet neatsigriebtQ:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-17
PramatoIna veiki taika.

kol tie vi>i nepramaromi su-
manymai bus ivyki2ti, taikn
FStOniioS Su sovietu Russia.
matyt, pasiliks ikunytas fax
tas. lr kaipo toksai duOS pa
mato prancuzamS gerai apgaI-
voti klauSimQ, ar jiems apsi-
moka palaikyti il remit ruSus
reakcijonieriuS, katrie nOri Is
naujo paverSti Pabaltija.
Kad eStai su bol$evikaiS
trumpoj ateityj padarys taikq,
negalima apie tai abejoti. Tuo
labjauS tas ivykS, kuomet yra
cStamS pavojauS.
Siandie svarbiauSioji boise
vikQ taikoS Sqlyga, tai iSreika-
lavimaS, kad po padarymo tai
kos Estonijoje nebutQ vietoS
organizuoti bile kokiQ paSaline
armi.ja su tikslu uzpulti So
vietq Russia. Tad po taikos cia
Yudenicui il kittens rusams
nebutp vietos prad6ti nauja
kampanijQ. Taippat cia nehutQ
vietOs nei prancuzams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-17
Sutarties klausimas.

Pabaigoje paraginama kuo-
veikiaus ratifikuoti taikos SUI.
tarti. Mes Europos zmones tu-
ri pagaliaus suzzinoti, kaip nu-
statyti rubeziaii, kokiose ribose
jjie gyvena, kokios valdzios jie
turi klausyti il kaip pasekmin-
giau pasidarbuoti apie savo sa:
LIN ateitl.
Darbo klausimas taikos su-
tartyje stipriai parelniamas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-17
Korporaciju reakcija.

Plicno korporacija, zinoma
vardu The United States Steel
Corporation pavadinama auto
kratine. Mes ia korporacija at
.licka GROWING darbus.
Darbininkai Siandie pilnai
mato, jog galingoslos korpora-
ciios imasi reakcijinio darbe
visose industrijose. Jos megina
suskaldyti organizuotp darbf-
ninkQ jegas, paems darbinin-
ikas pavergti savo jungan.
Bet darbininkai, kaip tie ka-
rininkai, visuomet turi jausti
IL kovoti prizes tas reakcijines
pastangas.
Stipriai ginama teise orga-
nizuoties federaliams, valstiju
ar miestu samdomiems darbi-
ninkams If priguleti prize Anne,
rikos Darbo Federacijos. bt
reikalus gall aprupinti lsta-
tymdavyste arba administraci-
jos. Bet ju teisiu niekas kitas
negali ginti, kaip tik jie pa
tvs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-17
Ko nori Prancrlzija?

Prancuzija nori didel6s Len
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-31
Philadelphia's Superb Symphony
Orchestra is one of her greatest
Commercial assets
1Another '.,frst" for PhiladeIphia-

is of inestimable value to the progress
and development of the city.
That the supremacy of this great
orchestra has been attained under
the discouraging handicap of made
quate funds is rather typical of the
Philadelphia habit of doing things in
spite of obstacles. 1t is certainly in
dicative of the splendid spirit, con-
fdence and patriotism of the small
group that has made the supremacy
possible and
1t is typical of Philadelphia's
commercial foresight that her busi-
ness men should rise, as they have, to
support an endowment fund that will
guarantee sufficient funds to insure
the supremacy of the Philadelphia
Orchestra forever.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-31

And one that is keenly appre-
ciated by Philadelphia's music -loving
populace. Ithas fostered the music
in-the-home" idea. 1t is another of
those subtle influences that make the
bright, CHEEKY home life that con-
tributes so generously to Philadel-
phia's industrial supremacy,
Wherever it travels it plays to
packed houses--to the people who
direct and handle the business of
Americas other great cities.
Supreme itself-it creates and
leaves the impression of Philadel-
phia' s supremacy, for the word Phia-
delphla is part of it's title.
1t constitutes living ADVERTISE
ment for Philadelp phia of an indirect
and therefore powerful character that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-23
LOCAL ARCHITECT AWARDED
 CONTRACT. FOB AUDITORIUM ' IN, FAYETTEVILLE

Mitchell Selligman, local architect, was awarded the contract to prepare the plans for the new city auditorium to be erected at BlytheY2 2le, Ark,
 < The auditorium, which Is being built by the city, and for the city, will cost about $5O,00O. This building will be erected by. the citizens of Blythe vile, who are doing it as a matter of civic pride, and not as an investment. In addition to the theatre, the build- ing will contain quarters for the Chamber of Commerce, demonstration agents. and one store for revenue. The auditorium will be large enough to accomodate the largest shows and with the balcony it has a seating capacity of 1850. The building will be 65 feetsby 40 feet, with full two story.
 Of the $50, O,O0o pledged to insure the construction of the auditorium, $35,- 900 was, subscribed in one week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-23
LETTERS FROM OVER THERE.

Mrs. Lucy Williams, .!417 West Pull len street, has received the following letter from her son, Pvt. Linnie White pam, who is with the 549th F. A., in France: ti
 Battery B, s349th F. A., Confront, Orne, France, Jan! IS. 1919. "My dear mother: ,-
 'I write you few lines to let you hear from me. This letter leaves me we'll, in good health and nothing to worry about The last time wrote you was oh the western front but I wouldn't tell you about it because it wQud worry you to think that was in danger of getting killed any min ute. {. <.
 T was on the front three weeks and some more and ali the time big shells roared over our heads. We all came out lucky for no one in our bat tery was hurt, captain. lieutenants, sergeants, corporals and privates all escaped from danger. The kaiser sent his gas but Uncle Sam gave us. a mask. We are going to bring our gas masks home for souvenirs.,t '!.
 "The first night we were on the front, after we had got into position, Lieutenant Dwyer gave the 'tomfnand. 'Fire." and the command was execut- ed. I fired the,fir shot into kaiser's dug-out. The next morning Lieuten- ant Dwyer asked me, What do you think that; you done for them last night: WhitepAnne" l told him that I hoped I tore up the kaiser's dining room. I'll tell you some more tbout it, when come home. We move from place to place so often that I don't get good chance to write often. .i,..;.::,
 "Give my love to all nv sistenss and grandmother. TT U
 "Your son,
 LYNNE WITEPANN, s
 Battery B, 349th F. A..
 ;. American E. F. A. P. O. 766' J
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-23
TOM BLODCETT
 MAKES GARDEN

Its a good thing newspapers will print what l pay for, because would have a hard time making my wife. or reporter believe I worked in the garden.
 It's great these wonderful spring mornings to knock on the hen house house door and wake the, chickens up, grab spade and hoe, roll up my sleeves, jump over the garden fence and-tell my wife how to plant garden sass" Its wonderful exercise, try it.
 It works better if you own the garden yourself. instead of paying rent on one, and about the time the garden furnishes the biggest part of the living, have the landlord tell you the place is sold and that you will have to move
 There's only one thing I like better than working in the garden, and that is helping the other fellow buy a home and garden of his own. If you have house to sell, I want the job of selling it, that's the way I make my living. If you want to buy city home, l have some dandy ones to sell you. My wife, better known as Mrs. Tom Blodgett, has charge of this depart rlent. and says. it beats being a Bachelor GiraH% all to pieces.
 We are "palsp and stick around the same office and talk to folks over the same phone, Room 510, Citizens Bank Bldg. Phone 2615. When my wife was courting me, she said she twas glad my office was right in front of the elevator, it was so handy for her. She did not stop to knock and you don't need to either, just come in, always glad to see you.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-23
DO YOU DOPE "YOURSELF"
 EVERY TIME YOU HAVE <
 AN ACHE OR PAIN

Often, perhaps. you take dope" without realizing it--in the remedies for rheumatism, neuralgia headache, sore throat. cold in the chest, croup, coughs, etc. that contain opiates which afford only temporary relief and are sure to do harm in the end
 Stop taking dope'' for every little ache or pain. There's an easier sand safer way to secure relief. Go to your druggist today and ask for bottle of Millers Antiseptic Oil (com- mcnly known as Snake Oil). Us ac- cording to directions and know what it means to be free of pain
 You're not taking chances when you use Miller's Antiseptic Oil (known as Snake OiD. It is guaranteed to be harmless to the most delicate skin and your money will be cheerfully re- funded if it doesn't give quick relief Get bottle of lMiller's Antiseptic Oil (known as Snake Oil) today. Sold in BOG, COG and $1.O0 bottles Sold by Central Phermacy, Sixth and Main
 Advt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-23
6. P. EVERETT RESIGNS
 AS MANAGER OF kRESS

x George P. Everett, 5O1 w. 4th, for 6 years manager of the local estab- lshment of s. H. Kress and Co.,, has resigned his position there, and will take position as salesman with the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company. He will have charge of the Southeast Arkansas territory with headquarters in Pine Bluff. >.s <; s.....s s-.
 MT. Everett has been with Kress and Company 10 years coming to Pine Bluff from San Antonia. The employees of the local store gave MT. Everett handsome leather handbag as evil dence of their friendship and affect ion.
 A successor to MT. Everett has not yet been named.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-23
Teutonsin History.

The term Teuton is of Latini origin. Tn ancient times the part of Europe now esnbraced in Germany was called Germania, and one of the principal tribes of the country was called by the civilized Romans Teutons, just as We speak of the Apache Indian, .s Being g fierce and warlike people they gave the Romans great deal of trouble, and xs they were the dol1inant tribe of that region the name of Teutons gradually came to be applied to all the people oc. c,nlying what was called Germania. It ilas survived in the form ofsTeutons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-23
Office of True Friend.

To know that you have q friend con. serned in your strugglesrobs 1t. of half its hardness. pisdppdintments that would assume bitter proportions lose their edge in the. friends smile. He helps us see that matters might have been worse. Emerson is never tired of extolling the merits Of the nurse Of his childhood who always helped him beiittle his petty hurts by being glad they were not much more painful. And that's the office of the sincere ffend. His office is to bring out our best and make us manly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-23
Real Estate News:
TAYLOR AND COMPANY ;, SELL EAST SEVENTH PROPERTY

Sales reportd by Taylor and Com pany are, a house and lot atS1 eos East Seventh avenue to w. R.. Williamson carpenter atthe Cotton Belt shops; "a house and lot at Eighteenth and: Flo1i- da streets to- Mary Strickland. They report satisfactory progress on two houses 1in course of construction for Roane Bell at 612 and 620 Florida street, A house for MT. Bell at eos Florida was recently completed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-23
SCULL STREET. PROPERTY
 IS SOLD BY BL0DGETT

1, The sale of a house and lot owned eby Mrs. M. E. Smart tosJ w. Drum wood is reported by Tom Blodgett, the Hand man. The property is situated on West Scull street. Other sales are: #80 acres of land to Sam Thomas, 40
 acres each. to Tom and Frank Sym
 and 80 acres to J. D.. Vaughn This
 land is all in the Big Creek neighbpr-
 hood in Cleveland county. Mir. Blod-
 gett spent Thursday in the vicinity of
 Reydel, showing farm lands to pros
 pective Northern buyers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-23
Calaffh Cannot Be Cured

eAPnot Syeach; the, seat of tho disease ssiuenced by constita ationaI conditions. and In order tcs cure t iyoa, snhuSt take ah stnternal remedy. Halrs Catarch Medic cine is taken internally and acts thru ; the blood on the mucous surfaces of the system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was prescribed by one of the best .physicians posed of some of the best tcnics knoMn combined with sofne ox the bett kloUsi puriaers. The perfect combination :of, the, ingredients in Halls Catarrh Nedi-' cine ~ what produces such wonderful results In. catarrhal conditions. Send for Hestim0nial0. free. l7@
 '. !. CHENEY 2 CO. Pro, e.. Toledo a.
 Au Druggists. 76c.
 Halls Family Pulls ..,. ~onstipa&ian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-23
 "A Bit More"

Near great city school is shop anown to the children who patronizel t ,as the .Bit More Shop" The pro prietor eaters to the boys and girls ipl little things the children like, and he always gives good measure-an extra apple or 'bit more" of candy. There are three classes of people; those who don't do their. duty, those who do their duty and those who do their duty ard something Idore.-C Christian Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-23
Rare Bank Note.

A rare English bank note is in the possession of a Mir. Vesey Holt. The note is dated 1891 and is the issue ot the Bank of England. After the Ma po!eonic wars England was short Of gold, and as temporary expedient the Bank of England put number of five dollar bank notes into circulation. until the gold reserve was restored. In appearance they closely resemble g twenty five dollar note, and bear no likeness to the English paper money ot today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-23
Had Excuse for Eating Candy.

Edith's aunt had come for dinner and brought the little girl box of candy, but warning her not to eatSany of it until after the meal, as it would spoil her appetite. ~ Edith turned to her mother and asked what the menu flor she meal was.p Rnd- was informed that lamb stew had been provided. '"Oh, than I dess I'll eat tandy and spoil my. appetite T don't. tare for lamb stew"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-23
Avoid Thinking otSEaults, z

It will be found less easy to lpprous faults than to choke them by gainlAs virtues. Do not think of your faults. still less of others faults; in every per son who comes aear you look for what is good and strong; honor that, rejoice in 1t, and, as you can, try to initiate 1t. and your faults will drop off like dead leaves when their time comes.-Hx- change.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-23

l am showing some fine large Delta plantations that have made the pres- ent owners rich, and will do the same for you if you buy one. If you ap- preciate, clean, "live-wire" methods, l can deliver the goods.
 This is just an advertisement, writ ten by Blodgett "The Land Man." My maiden name is "Tom." (Adv.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
 MADE BY MILLS AND SONS

{ A house andslot at 24l2 West Eley- enth avenue, was sold last week to J. M: and Ida Taylor by R. H. M. Mills and Sons. Allen Turner bought from them house and lot at 515 West Ced- ar street, and Mary Woley house and lot at 2207 West Eleventh avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-23

LIME AWAKENS ALL THE LAT- ent elements of the soil and good fo :, sanitary purposes. Phone 230. Pine Blur Brick Company, Brick and Ce- ment,. 1-13-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-23

that all but put him down.
 Here is the story told in his own words: II had throat trouble from health was gone. Finally I decided to try Peruna and was entirely cured by four bottles. That was three years ago. I am now as well as ever:. able to ride all the time. Thanks to Peruna."
 Like Sheriff Barnes, thousands owe their present health to Peruna. For catarrh of the head, nose and throat. catarrhal inflammation of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-23
INSURANCE

Regardless of the size of lines, we will appreciate having you call us.
 TAYLOR 6 GO.
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the stomach, bowels or other organs, Dr. Hartman's i Famous Peruna Tonic has been standard household remedy for foffI s5iye years.
 write The Peruna sCompalny, bept. A. Columbus, Ohio. for pr. Hart mans Health Book. It is ' free. Your dealer has Peruna in :. both tablet and liquid form.iz If you want health. insist upons having Pernna. Your dealer will give you a Fortuna Almanac, <.
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AIWays m robpst heahh, B. w. D. Barnes could ride, shoot and get his man. He was everythinf sheriff in Warren O.. Tennessee, should be unti