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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-15
FRIENDS IN NEED

sins 20 eslgeneies that may occur
zen the brat printing offices, The
, Democrat found Itself on Thurs
deprived " man power. but for
helpful Intervention " MIR g =.
dson. sho has given us what time
ould spare from his official duties
l.. Dupus. former employee, will
ri hy Monday the 18th. when We
e, 10 reduce the accumulation Of
With the usual neatness and de
ch.
snk clsek hss also proved 4 friend
led In getting the snEine started
b IL decidedly the thorn IN the
In our regime
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-15
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The following program will DO pre-
sentet Friday afternoon. Feb Ia
Sons, ssh sne Tth grades. A Valen
tine Asrostis. Primary grades Origin
of Valentine. Moise Harris insirumen
tai solo. Theresa Irvine Reading
9Th ard 7th grade sirls Drill, eth and
7th grade girls, Observation-Disclosures
ton Speech al Gettysburg. Lincoln
Lafayette Matthews. SONG. primary
grades. A Reading. Lincoln the Grss
Commonsr. While Decker. lnstrumen
tai solo. Visitor. Editors paper,
Valentine Boz. critie's Report
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-15

Following Ia the liz, q other son
trihutors TO the Jewish Relief Fund
besides those previously reported
Collected by Mr. Asehsnenburs
II. i.ejeune. 90, II A. Wells, 500; Mr.
and Mrs r r Crump, LOO, Feliei
ana Lodge, 500. A \ Brasaeaux. Loo,
" o Hamilton, 500 Ben Leopold
250 Miss Louise Butter. coco; Wm
Kahn and family. 500, r Teutsch
20 90 Thos vinei. 100; Willie Lawson
l 90 Royal Arch caaptsF No II, leo.
tke Cutrer, 500 jim Daniel. Loo. DR.
Powell, 100. j Aseha.enburs sos
Or Stewart. 90. Local Chapter Red
Cross. rs 90, e Simmons, 100. Miss
Margaret lollins. 800; WoodmAn OF
World. 500. w E Wood. 500; Mrs
A l. soule. 500: A friend. 100. St
Fraheisyilie Lodge X OF p. 500, Mrs
N o Daniel. 100. Lee O Lester, 8 90 /.
J r Matthews $50: W II Richard
sou. s 90 Mrs. 3 N ventress. fU00;
] NJ Montgomery. | So Mrs Ellis and
Daughters. $50 Mrs e n Mcguire,
loo 7 o Wood. | 90; N II Barrow
500 II Moses. $500. N Burgas,
10 90 A schlesinser. 20 90. Abe Mann,
: %, A Rosenthal, 500, Rosenthal
500 J Bob Daniel 500, Anthony
Ellis | 90 Edv Butler. rs 90 Episco-
Pal Sunda, School, 2so h and g
Newman. $50. Mrs + n Williams,
loo u siuei, / 90
Cash deposited with Treasurer and
rot accounted for on bis original list
1880
Collected by " \ Aaryman--T r.
Shay SOC w 4 Daniel, iee. doe
DAME eo Total s7oo
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-15
ras OLD FASHIONED pippgR

The old battered dlppsr. the mueh
donted dpper. the long serving dlpper
that hangs Ger the sink may carry
rhtnitis or mayhap bronchitis and even
'oasil'tls along with POUR drink 'ris
reall, appalling how youy nsighhors
81 calling withou, taking something
from which they ean drink. II seized
In emergency With thirst OF such
urgency dontt bother year hesssss. eo
drink aTen The 81
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-15
ykTEsNe W sHan

ars GaFnett Ca'lCtt Howell an
lnses the marriage ~ her daughter
~ Emile Newshasn 80 Lieut. ReEt
d Lawrence Yates
he wedding was quietly solemnlz
ii high noon on the ninth day OF
,ruary al the home OF tbo groom
her. Mrs Y NJ Tucker 81 Meberly
In the presence o' the immediate
lily. the Rev Father powney OF
.ting
and Mrs Yates LETT for shor'
eyrnoon. and are, at present az tbs
. Of the brides mother, Mrs. Gar
Howell Of Ration Rouge
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-15
LEARN LANGUAGE OR car OUT

II seems TO us that when foreigners
after ten years residence In this soun.
try and who eeceme par. OF the voting
population without taking ths rouble
to learn to spesh Ensiish ought to be
returned 10 the countries whess Ian.
sasss the, DO seeak Mes Orleans
statas
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-15
Last THURSDAY morning Mr.. wos

Last Thursday morning Mr.. Neoe
while In the terminal station. New
Orleans, had bic suis ease, containing
articles valued ai sos 90 stolen, A
negro boy grabbed II. ran into the apart
rent for his raee. thence TO the street
Though Mr. Wood ehased him through
several streets and he sas finally ar
rested by running into = policeman
afms be had evidently passed on the
suit eAss 10 Q soafe4sTass a. IL "a,
net rsssesss4,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-15
UNION sok6 SERVICE

In response 10 Gov Pleasant's proc
ldmatloh calling upon the people oi
Louisiana to have = service OF thanks
giving aud song there will be- held aI
the Methodist church. Sunday even
Ink Feb 10 I 30 o'clock. such 9 serv
Ice, conducted by the pastor. Rev. II
q Murphy
There siil b. music from local talent
~ charge OF Mrs John Tomb and
hfs \ Il Riddle. and short tails
ffem leading citizens
Everyone u cordial, invited 10 be
present and make I 4 real unioa serv
icp
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-15

Entered into lie eternal On Jaa.
taFy a. ~ Middletown. Conn Rich.
ard Leah aged IL days. second 500
of Marguerite and George Herbert
Douglas lnsermen, Ia the fsn,ly cen.
Ctefy nj Middls.own
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-15

Louisiana journalism loses much In
the retirement OF o Dannaud Her 1ey
from the editorshir of the Donaldson.
Vile Chief to fill q positien with the
Tsras Oh Co Mr. Bentley 10 4 young
man o. great vsrsatili, and brlllianey
Of talents, and his Articles In the Chief
were always worthy Of ones tine aaa
aseoA e1es. We skAA n1Hs Aaa.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-15

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to his sister and niece
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-15

We sill pay straight salary OF
S3s 90 per week for man or woman
with rig TO introduce Eureka Poultry
Mixture Sir months contract Eure.
Ia Mfg Go East 81. Louis. III
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-15

government expert will demon.
he spraying peach trees and bud.
and grating pecan tress next
,day. Feb Is. az " l. Strings
0 Wakefield post office All In
ted are urged to BE- present
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-15

On February 9 Al Columbia. Tenn.
Ruth siilxell aged enc year ana eight
months only daughter Of Ruth 8. and
William Taylor Douglas The little
grave wss made beside that Of Miss
Carrie Douglas q, sewanes, Tsns.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-15

His fellow employees At n 4 r.
VOLTS presented Mr. william Kahn
a handsome cut slass vase % Q part.
inc gif, and M expression OF their
esteem
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-15

. cottage adjoining the post Of.
building has been painted aud
wise renovated for pr Henry
pee1's use ss a. sass.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-15

GRACE CHuNCA

Ass. A. W. &ksrden, RsetsT.
Septnagesina. OF the third Sunday
before Lent Sunday School. 30
HOLY Communion and sermon =, II.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-15
HOP. TONIGHT

There will b. hop sonight Of
pythish Hall. I 30 Admission for those
not belonging TO the dancing sshool
men Is ceats, ladies, ia eents
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-15

Mlss Jena vinei entsrsalned the
high school teachers with 4 feaA Of
hot chocolate. cake and candy last
saturday Afternoon
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-15

courage the high school, faculty
teachers by attending their open
IAN. Feb q Ser sd
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29
LEGISLATORS To
CAPITAL AGAIN
TO CONSIDER, REMEDIAL ROAD
LEGISLATION DEMANDED BY
VARIOUS COUNTIES.
FOOD LEGISLATION URGED
Railway srotAerhooa Official Urges
Action By Lawmakers To Stop
Profiteering IN the State
Of Arkansas.

Little Rock-The lawmakers Wiz
convene e consider remedial and
corrective road legislation and &c en-
act lag providing heavy penalties
for profteering and boarding Of food
stuffs. The session will be So. fot
early next month
The Conway Commercial club.
through a committee headed ~
Frank Farris. president Of the organ
ization. offered to defray the expenses
of a special session should the gov
ernor agree to issue the call A short
time later. while The governor was at
Conway, he agreed TO convene the
solons to consider corrective road
legislation, provided the state would
not be required to pay the expenses;
that working majority would signi-
r. willingness to attend and thai
no subjects other than remedial road
and drainage legislation would be
considered
1t is probable now, however. that
the State will bear the expense be-
cause OF The fact that the subject Of
profiteering will be considered by the
lawmakers
W. d. Jackson. chairman of the
State Legislative Board for Arkansas
of the Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men, forwarded a letter to Governor
Brough. urging him to include in the
call for a special session remedial leg
islation providing penalties for those
found guilty Of profteerirs The let
ter. in part, follows.
"As a representative Of labor of
this stale. appeal TO YOU 10 amend
that part OF your specification in
your call for this etxra session which
reads. There must be no business
transacted at this extra session ex.
cept the consideration Of remedial
legislation for road ard drainage dis
triets. etc" by adding to it that they
mass remedial legislation, whereby
those guilty Of profteering can D.
prosecuted under the laws of this
state
According to the press. there is
nov approximately se3,Geo on band
left over from the appropriations made
ly the last special session Of the leg
stature. and We know Of re- better
way thar a part Of these funds eoufl
e. used than 70 give the people OF or
state some beneficial ana remedial
legislation. whereby NE viii have
some protection from Tie bioafefi
pr6fitepr. daily operating m or
midst. protected by The eioak of re
spectacle business.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29
WOULD Defer ALL
WA9E INCREASES
PRESIDENT WILSON URGES RAIL
goAr MEN 70 AWAIT NORMAL
BUSINESS CONDITIONS.
s TO BE GENERAL POLICY
Executive says Al F5.troad Workers
70 Be Asked To WitahoId Their
Demands Eor the Present
To Take Vote.

Washington. - Pos pcncm.at OF
-. .et5!ans, at of wase demands unsl
parnal economic conditions are te-
stored vas announced by President
Wilson a. The policy which the al
mfalstration viii pursue in dealing
with such questions, particularly
those affecting railroad workers
The president announced also that
1t was neither wise nor feasible al
this time. when the most important
question before the country IS a re-
turn to a normal price level to at
tempt 10 increase the freight rates TO
provide funds for higher wages
We ought to postpone questions
of this sort until We have the oppor-
tunity for certain calculations as To
the relations between wages and the
cost Of living" the president deelar-
ed in statement to the public eX-
plainirg his decision as 10 wages. II
is the duty OF every citizen 70 insist
upen truce in such contests until in
teIiigent settlements can be made,
and made by peaceful and effective
common counsel. appeal TO my fell
low-citizens of every employment to
cooperate in insisting upon and
maintaining such a truce"
Nj Wilson'S statement was issued
in connection with the decision Of
himself and Director General Fines
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29
False Kicks

Postmaster General Burleson said
at Washington reception:
Some of the complaints and at.
tae6s that the post office hears re-
minds mp irressthly OF the chap
y no went trout fishing.
This chap returned empty-handed
from his trip, and his Wife said 10 him
in some surprise:
Didn't you catch any trout at all,
GEORGE
"'oh, yes said he I caught -
fine. large trout but they were stolen
from me an the train.
Well. never mind, George. sand his
wife. You've brought home brand
new fish story. anyhow"
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29
LAB0R'S RIGHT TO ORGAN
Acknowledgement Herely Puts Ra
ingmaa on The Same Ftane i
the Capitalist.

If there i not u right an the
o. the workinlman 10 oTsnaize
there ought not 10 de right q
part Of capital to organize III
organization tut mikes capital 50
and Ii is not fair from lie LEGAL
Of view or anss other potHt Of ser
prevent the rest eli be men dsl
with capital from getting sip
with organization thai only oF2i
ton brings.
| am for the laboring man. lS
must be done him or ltere can \
Justice in this country We NUS
be partners IA the galt of goyen'
and no one man must be allo71
play the part ef d hoe -Woodros
son.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29
JUST PARAGR

Fort Smith F05d Is not heinz
boarded in Geld storage houses in This
a,ify. government repres natives. in
Yestigatirg predJeeriug here. said up
on completion Of their Investigation
Of storage houses.
Little Rcck-MembeTs of the
Boaed Of Directors Of any school d.
trice arc eligible to membership or
The County Board Of Education. which
was provided by tho last legislature.
according 10 an opinoin given by ".
torney General John d. Arbuckle.
Mountain Home. Gray foxes
have been devastating he chicken
floeks Of the farmers living few
miles south Of this place. and sev-
era, fox hunts have been nut or
lately to rie that community of the
pests.
Olvey. Farmers alone the Valley
Springs Olvey road have agreed to 4
IS cent tax per acre on all land along
the roadway and extending half
mile back from the road in order -
build first class dirt road between
the TWO towns
Little Roek.-The state convention
Of the American Legion will be held
at Little Rock October and {, the
state Executive Committee OF ne o.
ganizaQor announced Posts VIII =
entitled 10 one delegate for - paid
members. bHt all former service Ter
are urged to attend
Hope County Agent " Home
Pigg has announced that the ship
ment OF hogs on the cooperative pia
viii 6e resumed this fan. the firs
car load will be shipped The frs
week in September
Rogers. - Recent good rains hag
materially helped corn which Wa
suffering from drouth Il is believe
now that twothirds of an ayerag
crop viii be harvested IN Bento
county.
sulphur Springs-TWo unmaste
bandits held up the Bank Of Suiphl
Springs and after taking $4,000 e
capped in a motor car.
Mountain Home - Threshing
about completed in this county. GA
and wheat were not up 10 the ave
age this year. both crops being ligh
Bearden. 3. F. Gray. presiiei
of the School Board. has the bl1
prints Of the new high school bull
ings.
Coal Kill.-The W. " picn
here FRIDAY brought the large
crowds Coal Hill has seen n yeal
Searcy. Il The annual reunion
Walker McRae Camp Z. c. Y. he
here recently was well attended.
Monticello - An alectric interu
han railroad TO and from Montieel
Hamburg and Pine Bluff is planned
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29
Deadly Enemy Of MOSQUITO.

The so-called water dog" of the Pa
cifc coast of the United States is a
newt five to eight inches long, Though
quite immune To natural enemies itself.
il destroys all mosquitoes within Its
range. and in the experiments of Prof.
A C. Chandler, of the Oregon Asricul-
tural college, q single individual may
devour 200 mosquito larvae in hours,
besides killing as many more. This
harmless creature may be placed In
pools and streams where no fishes
could exist.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29
.L-AB0R'S OWN hi
First Monday in Septenbs,
Legal Holiday in Almost
Every State Now.
EIiE American Fed.r........

|IiE American Federation
Dor held an annual W. !" I
II Columbus, q Da5an5s.. l y.
.1SSG At this session the oe5o. y
ported the following:
AT the fourth session Of h.
ton a resolution was adaa.ad ia ,''.''
Inc first Monday in Serte,ahqq ~ a''-
year iabar,s national holiday ma
mmendiEg its observance ~. 4a =
workers generally throraror. H''s
COUNTRY. This net with Fesna1s.
exceeded the most saHsHife ~, y
lions In our great Iaanufaetpr,1 -
distributing centers thagsan9s
workingmen marched in nrooo
and participated in the fe>ftvi,Io
the picnic grounds, where ~
skilled mechanics and workers II ~
fessions and laborcrs united in a
mon celebration, exchanyinq fr..s
fraternal greetings while thew listas
to the champions of labo7 djscn,,s
the economic and political suestio,-
ne day. The good effects Of tbis !.
50 well understood that We rpcop,,.
its more general observance still -
it shall be as uncommon for mo-
work on that day as on Ind.7eDd,,
day"
Nearly all Of the states In tBs T.,
now have statutes making tho 4,
Monday in September a legal balR,
thus observing Labor day.
In order that there be no miss,d, |
standing with reference TO the a,e,
of congress in enacting Ieeis.s.
upon this subject it is We'll IN =,
that the law passed by congress h,
IS, 1894, described above. as mas
Labor day 4 national holiday onlv !,
vided that labor day should ba n
served in the District nf Columns.
we'll as the then territories.
Ldbpi udS dS tSHd 3lfSNeQ In Y
various states and in the order ana
the dates named below: 1887. Febn,,
u. oregon; 1887. March u. Colosa
1887. April s. View Jersey: 1887. Mar
New York 1887, May L. NASSAU
sets; 1889, March - Connects
1883, March %. Nebraska: 1850 M
-. Pennsylvania, 1890, Aeril q. on
1891 February - Maine; 1891. ID
ruary II. Washington 1891. Mar8
Montana 1891, March / Kansas n
March Q. Indiana 1sg1 March L. n
neSsee; 1891. March -, View Han
shire; 1891. June L. Illinois; 1901 81
tober 16. Georgia. 1891. Eecembe u
South Carolina 1857. February ) Il }
gtnia; 1892, February -. Elah; NJ
July I, Louisiana; 1S9e. December
Alabama: 1893, February Il. Ten
1898. February II Delaware: i
March -. California;: 1885. ami
Minnesota: 1893 April 80 BiscG:
lSg2. April -. Florida 1888 Msy
Rhode Island: 1894. Jane IS, Ds1
Of Columbia and feFritories;
.ABFil 9. Missouri
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29
STRONGER WITH EACH
Workers Now Have IFens' :.
portunity Which NeeeSss,s
tails Tremendous Resp0o'"

Yearly the or-aifizs'' "a
of the country eeeull' Ms
niiieant position. ls5e'' ~ nd.
ing increased, ltleaf 5,.s. 4
strengthened. Ab'Hs - IND
Will center some '4 q
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29
Most Famous Chinese Dish

What has been considered by ORR.
entail epieures as the daintiest dish in
China, the birds nest. is the product
of the sea swallow, which constructs
its nest of gelatinous substance
taken from sea moss, The Chinese
method Of preparing the nests for the
table IS to soak them and boil them
in milk until they are very tender
Then they are placed in clear SCUM
and are ready for use. on his tr,n
TO China, General Grant was much
feted, and one of the dishes set he.
fore him was the birds nest.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29
Cantlnede 4 Ely Killer.

The centipede Is found pretty much
al over the world. The species COM
mon in the United States Scuti-
zero forecepS. was reported over
twenty years AGO as devoting the
nights TO killing house lies. Later
an observer detected one in the
act of capturing butterfly much
larger than itself The insect
remains concealed during the day I'M
der doorsteps o. window frames, or
In any creyice sufficiently large to
hide its numerous appendages
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29

Sergt. NJ J. Oher has re-enliSted in
the United States marine corps Tor the
eighth time-signifying over 81 years
Of active service, a record which en-
titles him to the distinction of being
the oldest marine in the service He
has been on duty in every port ia the
world, and was for time stationed in
the Philippines and China. Sergeant
Ober is now stationed in Washington
in the office of Secretary OF Nary Dan.
ieiS
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29
English Autos Rare i. u s

LONDON. = In The last II years
England has sent only SS1 automo,
biles to The United States. the yalae
Of which was S2,l5as41, While in the
same time the United States sent 10
ENGLAND 4l.1Sc cars valued al SIS
7le.oll. says he Board of Trade
Ioarnal
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29
Strategy

misunderstanding doing in the
news line today.
Editor-All right. puG a pair of
trousers on the Office cat. photograph
him, and We'll run Il special on the
Oldest living man in the town.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29
Strike Of Csrmen Ends.

East 81 Louis. his Street car ser.
vice here and in Is nearby towns was
resumed after q Suspension of 10
days Tie striking carmen voted 10
return 10 work pending arbitration of
their demands by tbs Illinois Public
Service Commission.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29
Three Killed in auto Wreck

CORPUS Christi, Tex. Three per-
sons were instantly killed anu four
others severely injured. when an ~
tomobile driven by C. P Beard OF
Taft, Tex, skdded while passing an,
ether ear and plunged from tho
Neuces county causewaY.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29
Confederate Fund Raiseo

atlanta. Gs.-The fund Of $50 900
for entertainment of the Confederate
Veterans AT their annual reunion
here October 30 has been oversub-
scribed, il was announced.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29
Plane Falls. Two kiIlna

San Antonii' Tex-Lieut Reid Has.
lam Of Boston, Mass. and Private
Harry Higgins Of PENNSYLVANIA, vera
instantly killed at Kelly Field waen
new airplane they were testing ran
200 feet. :
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29
To Investigate Oil comnanIe.

washington - Investigations II
some 80 complaints of the sale -
Wild cat" oil stocks in Texas oil
fields have been started by the Fed.
erai TRADE Commission.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29
Soldier KiIls Self and Tuo- otb.rs

o0IuIeF Mis- set and Two Others,
Chleago.-Entering the Royal Can.
ton CAFE here, Private VIM. =. Stew.
art, returned oversee. soldier ero,
and killed his wife. Mrs. Emma Stew.
art, Charles Schools and then him.
self.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29
Excursion Train.| cr,sh

Atlantic City, \. J.-Oae passenger
was Killed and II other persons were
injured IN rear end collision Of
Washington excursion trains at Ell.
wood. n. ],
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29

Helena. - In 1905 Richard Higgins
left Helena and went 10 AiasEa in
search % fortune in thu eolG fields.
Notiing was heard from hin, and 1a
was given mp as dead Entries in tie
recorders office here IN respect Of
N estate in which Higgins was m
terested show that he vas reported
dead Recently Higgins arrived in
Helena
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29

Little Rock. The automobile
licenses issued bg the Antoeobil
License Division ef the STATE High
way Department thus fL- this yat-
viii ret the state highway fuad sf3l.
st250. TIE total Number Of Htau~
is ued IL date L. 1850, 81 5.4g2 H.oea
Ian were ISSUED during 1915 Tfa
total number issued laaf year vas
HIS
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29

Little Rock.-The first conviction
as = result Of The price investigation
IN Little Rock was obtained Ii NUM-
opal Court Tor violation Of e.tH
ordinance. judge Harry tFa3e fiRea
ne Federal Baking Company %. tHe
naEinum penalty under tho O s.
nance. which provides for th- filming
nf merchants Who SeH aGdcl=s sho-t
of the weight represent 81.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-29

Pine Bluff = Following series
Of fires and other destruction or
property on what is known as the
futile place, near Pastoral. sheriff q.
NJ Nichol offered a reward of 500
for information leading - the appre.
hensien Of the person or persons
doing the damage.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-08-13

"This is the land Of corn and wine, !"
is one hymn which has been tacitly
expurgated from the song books
Savannah News.
Geneva sends word that Suicides
among German officers are increasing
alarmingly." What do they mean al
armingly Chicago Tribune.