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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
Church Seeking to
 Save Kiddies' Lives

Columbus, Ohio, July 11.-"The Moneyed men of the United States and Mexico are uniting to work with the inter-church movement to con serve the child life of Mexico and Latin American countries; to make possible greater civilization in those states" according to Dr. Norman Bridge, wealthy philanthrophist at tending the Pan-American exercises of the Methodist Centenary exposition here.
 The organization back of this secu- lar movement is temporialy called the Pan-American association to Con- serve Life, with Dr. Bridge as chair man, and Miss Agnes c. Laut, writer and investigator, as secretary.
 We are impressed with the enor- nous havoc among children, since the Mexican revolution began" said Dr. Bridge. "There are 100000 or phans. Diseases take them by the thousands. These children can be saved"
 It was announced today that Latin American will be benefited to the ex- tent of $S,000,000 through the gener- al centenary movement fund. Ac- cording to Dr. Wm. H. Teeter, direc- tor of Methodist Missionary work in Mexico this sum would be expended upon chuch and educational system under the direction of the Methodist church,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
Germans Steal Food
 From American Army
(By the Associated Press.)

Coblez, Thursday, July 10.- A plot involving wholesale thefts of food, automobile tires and other troop sup plies for shipment to Germany has been uncovered by army officials here it was learned today when several Germans who are alleged to have had a hand in the plans were arrested.
 Three cars of American bacon and three cars of tires and tubes, which were billed through to unoccupied Germany as empties were returned to Coblenz today from the edge of the brigehead. Officels say that shipments under various pretexts have been going on for weeks and pos sibly months and they estimate the loss to the army at several million marks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
FLYERS BLOWN TO SEA.

Washington, July 1.-The squad ron of seven De Haviland airplanes C!aggert, now making the return trip from Boston, to which city the squadron flew from Houston, Texas, reached Washington late today from New York. The flight was made in l5l minutes. the flyers having been blown out to sea off Sandy Hook after having left Hazlehurst field.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
BUILDS MONOGRAPH CABINET

A phonograph cabinet, built by Jesse Crump 18-year old son of Dr. J. F. Crump, is on exhibition at the furniture store of Reap and Craw- ford. The cabinet is of standard size, manufactured of mahogany while the carving was all done by hand. The mechanism and sound box was purchased ready made. Young Crump received his instructions in the manuel trainging department of the High school.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
Averaqe Vocabulary.

The size of the average persons va cahulary has been estimated at about 5000 words. Shakespeare's vocabulary has been computed variously as con tanning from 15,O0O to 24,OO0 words, and it includes the root words and in. factions. Milton's vocabulary has been estimated at 13,0O0 the Bible contains S,674 Hebrew and Chaldee words and 5,674 Greek words.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
German Soldiers Continue to Rob
 Weaker Peoples

Paris, July 9.-The German dele gation at Versailles was requested to- day by the peace conference to draw attention of the German government to the fact that German troops who are withdrawing from the west bank of the Vistula river, Poland. in ac- cordance with the treaty, are carry-- ing off with them the stock and fur niture from farms.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
PRAIS WATERS TO STRIKE

Paris, July II. Restaurant, hotel ployes have voted to strike beginning this morning and declare that the strike will continue throughout the celebration of peace day and Bastille day if their claims are not immedia- tely satisfied. The demand full ap- plcation of the eight-hour day, a weekly day off and substitution of a percentage of receipts for tips.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
FLYER FALLS TO DEATH.

Lawton. Okla, July 11.-Lieut. Charles w. Stell, aged 20, of Browns vile, Texas, was instantly killed at flying circus here today when his airplane fell from low altitude. He was flying alone, the aerial eXhibi- tion given in interest of army re- cruiting, was officially sanctioned by the war department, and Stell met death while doing flying "stunts. <"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
REFUSE TO BAR GERMAN LAIN
 GUAGE.

Austin, Texas, July 1.-The senate of the Texas legislature today elimi- mated from the annual educational appropriation bill provision winch would have prohibited the teaching ot the German language in the Unlver- sity of Texas and reinstated an ap- propriaton of $2,000s a year for a German instructor. Similar action had been previously taken by the lower house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
REMOVE RESTRICTIONS.

Washington, July 11.-Announce- ent was made today by the shipping board that effective next Monday al restrictions heretofore exercised in connection with the approval of char ters and of voyages for merchant ships would be discontinued. This was in line with the announcement yesterday that control over ocear freight rates had been discontinued.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
WARSHIPS TO FIUME.

Paris, July l1.-Three allied war ships, one each from the American British and French navies, have beer ordered to proceed to Plume where there have been disorders recently be- tween Italian troops and other ele- ments in the force of occupations The situation at Plume, however, is re ported to be more quiet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
TREASURY OFFERS NOTES

Washington, July 11.-A new ser ies of certificates of indebtness bear ing interest from July 15 and payable March 15, 1920, was offered today bN the treasury. The certificates vii bear interest at i 1-2 percent and il other respects will be similar to pre- vious issues.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
DIR. JACOBI DEAD.

New York, July 11.-Dr. Abraham Jacobi, one of the foremost physicians of the United States, died late last night at his summer home on Lake George. He was S9 years old anG apparently had been in good healtf until yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
BRESNA ALAN WITH SEMI-PROS.

Toledo, Ohio, July 11.-Roger Bre- snahan several years ago manager of the Chicago and St. Louis Nation als, now president of the Toledo club of the American association, has sign ed to catch for the Rail Lights local semi-professional team, it was an- nounced today at baseball headouar- ters here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12

Just to prove that even mascu- line youth has its fashion foibles we exhibit this very we'll gotten up young man of seven summers. He wears one of the new pictur- esque suits of blouse persuasion. done in a tan cotton weave which cleverly stimulates Shantung silk There is long. rolling collar and belt of patent leather
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
NOT TO SAIL WITH FLEET

Washington, July 11.-Secretary Daniels announced today that he would not accompany the new Pacific fleet to the West Coast. The secre- tary will, however, join the fleet at San Diego, Cal, about Aug. 10. The date of the fleets sailing from Hamp- ton Roads has changed from July 19 to 22.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
SELLS WHEAT TO LOCAL, MILL

Five hundred bushels of wheat has been sold by Col J. D. Crockett, manager of the South Bend planta- tion, to the Champion flour mill of Pine Bluff. according to an announce ment made yesterday. Col. Crockett expects to supply the mill with 5000 bushels within the next few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
WILEY GROWS PEACHES.

G. w. Wiley, prominent planter of Grady, was in Pine Bluff yester- day arranging for the disposal of his peach crop. He has an orchard of 250 trees, and has among other varie- ties, the Elberta peach.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
ENGLISH WOMAN SUICIDED.

London, July 11.-Mrs. Arthur FL liott who was found shot to death in her home on Wednesday last, com mtted suiced while of unsound mind This verdict was reported today at the coroners inquest into he rdeath.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
PRESIDENT SIGNS BILLS.

Washine.on, July 11.-President Wilson late today signed the district army, navy and deficiency appropria- tion bills, and the joint resolution providing for the return of the wires of the country to private ownership.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12

Judge James Gould and Jesse R.. Core leave today for the Burkurnett oil field to close contract for a well On property owned by the Gould Oil company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
ocnZRc&'

George W. List and son, Chester leave this afternoon for Galveston Texas, where they will spend couple of weeks sailing, fishing and bath ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
Daily Thought.

Dreaming of tomorrow, which to- aay.-Tome Burguillos.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-12
Isaac DreyfuS @omDanv
OBITUARY

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The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
sHERlFE'S SALE.

NO oSeDoR-oD the First judicial
esiseric9 GOurQ oS 1ouisiAna-VutOr-
shiAo Wil.oS 6fsirs Of Mss. Anna Hun
ssr
RS virtue ~ % Commission, 70 cell
to mc .lirscsed trom the. Honorable
Erss gudciai District Court ot Cad
dlo pArtsls louisiana. in che above
numbered 1nN entitled cause, ! viii
SELL ~ public auction Zoe cash &C
c,srding % eaW. a. the principal front
door OF the courthouse of Caddc
parisls, Louisiana. aIuring The 1esa
hours OS sales OR
SATURDAY. April s2th. q9i9.
los one Hundred Yen (tiO) OF the
galloway & ReazieS Annex 90 thc
towp of Vivian. Caddo Parish, Louis
lana Is ger plat recorded in Clerk,
office of Caddo PARISH, Louisiana
together with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon
said property Z" be SOLD for cash
for sum noe less than Nine Hun-
,l.rsN and 0(e-iOO Dollars.
y. II. HUGHES,
sheriff anA EY-Officio Auctione as
Caucasian. March :, 1919.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
CHARTER
OS Ghe Rice Growers Oh Company
incorporated

state O9 arkansas.
County of Arkansas.
Before me, Che undersigned aW-
thorits, came and appeared the par
sies whose Names are hereuneo sub
scribeA. who declared that 10 is eheir
desire and purpose 90 form . corOo-
ration as provided by Che Jaws os the
state of Louisiana, snt especially
act No. 267 of Che General Assembly
,of 1915 under Che following Articles
OF incorporation. and each OF whom
hereby subscribes for che Number
oS shsres of capisaQ stock set NpDo-
site his signature hereto,
ARTICLE I.
The Name of Che corporation shall
be "THE RICE GROWERS OIL
COMPANY. INC"
ARTICLE ".
The purposes for which ehis cor.
poration is fo9med are as follows:
10 engage generally iR the bust
ness of producing. sefining and mar.
kesing oil and gas and other miner
ais, wits Che wight 90 6o any and
cvcrything incidental thereto. inc!u-
ding Che leasing and purchasing of
lana for said operation; buying and
selling oil well machinery. &fgs,
ETC.: the establishment ana building
|of refineries: The iaying Of pipe Vines
for transporting such products as
may be obtained by its mining oper-
ations; the buying ana selling OF nae-
urai gas ana petroleum IN . crude
CT rcfineN state: eo sali ana sub
lease lands and personal property:
and so do all such other acts as may
be necessars ana consistent with Che
genera9 purpose of ehis company.
ARTICLE IIV.
The capital stock OF This forpoes-
ton is hereby fixed az shc aum of
One Hundred and Ywenty Thousand
(si2o,O0ol Dollars. divided onto
ywenty-four hundred (24OO) shares
of Che par value o4 Fifty $50 Do9-
lars eacls. 20 Yeass fifty per cent Of
which capital stock has been SUB
scribeS sn6 pait lor IN cash and
property as per detailed statement
hereto onneIe5 ana Naade part
hereof.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
RESURvEY MAY BRING RICHES
San Antonio, Texas, Man Finds Oil on
lnaccurateIy Measured School
Lands.

San Antonio, Texas.-Inaccuracies
In the measurements of school lands
in Texas may bring fortune to A. p.
Barrett Of this city, who has filed for
oil and gas leases on 1000 acres in the
Ranger and Burkburnett districts. it
became known today.
Mr.. Barrett has arranged with a
development company of Oklahoma
City to take over the leases when they
are granted for the purpose Of de-
veloping them.
When the surveys were made many
years ago rawhide tape lines were
used in measuring them and in wet
weather the line stretched with the
result that tracts described as con-
tanning $40 acres really contain as high
sometimes as 500 acres.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
SAVES COST AND MATERIALS
Method Of Making LamiAate1 GvA'
stocks Has Been Developed %
Madison Laboratory.

Madison, visa method Of making
iaminated gunstocks was developed at
the forest products laboratory here,
which would, without reducing the
strength, permit the use Of the small
pieces Of walnut not suitable for sin
gle piece stocks. This would facili-
tate production and result in appre-
cable saving in costs and material.
The application of laminated con.
struction to many articles of trade
is development worthy of close
study. Shoe lasts, billiard balls, sad
die trees, oars and paddles, tanks,
barrels and kegs, and various parts
of vehicles and agricultural imple-
ments may possibly be constructed
with laminated wood.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
SUCCESSION NOTICE.

NJ. e1Os3.-Eivs9 District aos'qa Ng
Louisiana, state Of Louisiana, pare
ISL ~ Cadao.-sueesssaOa Ng MGss
Annie GinncgaR.
Notice IL hereby given Qhae Mrs.
Seetic o.. Mcphce mas This day aye
plirt :" ns appointed atsnsinistratrsS
og sait suecessiolo. amt elniess ots-
position be maNe oheseeo @ltls shp
time specified by Aaw she villa Dc
appointed ss praysN SOC.
Witness ohe HonorabYp W. w.
" a1b, SuHse oq sAia s.asreo shIs SsV
das ~ March, 1919
". O.. WILLIAMS.
Z Deputy CnsrSo
e,alls0sio March =. t9l%
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07

state of IoNisianao
Parish of tadi"
. hereh, .eytifs that che ah"Se aqaS
foregoing is a true ana correct cops
of the original as the same appears
ON y...rA in my office 90 eso@b--o
page % .
Given uader my hand and ssaV OF
office ON shts the 9th day Of March,
i9I4.
". ". LEW.
O,eQ,ss a,iesf and Es-"ttsst'D
Deputy Recorder
Caucasian. March :: 1919
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
SQUARE DEAL FOR EVERY
INCOME TAX PAYER

Washington, D. C. - 'The, ,
rights Of all persons now filing ,
/ Income Tax returns are amply ,
( protected by provisions for !
( abatements, refunds and ap- ,
peals." says Commissioner DAN ,
( lei G. Roper.
K Every person can be sure Of ,
K a square DEAL No person is ex- !,
K pected to pay more than his /,
/ share Of tax. His share is de- /,
( termined solely by the amount
< and nature of his net income for !,
( 1918, as defined in the law.
( Abatement petitions are dealt
/ with n-mindedly. Refunds ,
4 will be made in every case where ,
4 too much tax is enormously col !,
4 lected.
/ 1.-The Income Tax is 'on the /,
4 level all the way through"
= - - - n - - - - y = = = \ = = \ ,
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
OVERSEE
IS navy ORDER
Government Ayiaiors lay Plans
20 Be First TO Cross
IN Aire
PLANES TESTED ON COAST
eleke4 Nee anO An MaesNae An
esin0 ehosee co. Attemps se
Rsesrd-eondition VIII Be
eipo About June

Wash9ngeon>-Navy aviation experts
are planning . 6ight across the A.
laneic. Commandes yohD II. Towers
0as ordered to take charge OF ~the
development OF plans and assembly sf
aaeeria, ana personnel foe the pro
posed transatlantic digit"
Commando Towers mas been IN
charge of ths oavao seserve flying
corps ana n considered an expert Of
Ghe service in this branch
Much attention mas been given &c
che protect BY the navy and recent
seports OF similas plans by the British
aaval aviation service have lent great
empetus 20 The work on this side.
The aavy department dusine the vas
developed . monster seaplane equipped
with three Liberty motors, giving n
aboue 100 Aorss-Doves. This machine
Aas 40 fts body . substantially Quilt
Soae ana mas carried - high 40 fifty
enc pessons IN lights OF considerable
length It has been tested cut slonl
che Atlantic coast with great success
WithiD the lasa few weeks.
Zane % Zane vsiD IL 20 NsurA
When che project Of . transatlantic
Night Was urged here BY MajorGen.
Branches Of the British air service
1ase yeas n Was brought Out that the
Ohortesa distance would be from New
eoundland 60 the Irish coast. This
ls approximately 1900 miles. and given
. plane capable Of . sustained speed
ef 400 miles an hour it could be Made
n twenty hours. So tar a. known,
however. ac plane has yet been built
Whiab could make the trip without
stopping for sefueline.
The eouee most generally favored IN
aaval circles, however. - BY way Of
the Azores, with . stop az these
islands fos fuea ana OH. This would
make the first leg 1900 miles and Che
Anal lap zoo Some efficers lavos Z
halfway stop az sea 20 sefues from I
destroye1 If 10 10 considered impossible
% make the "trip IN . single aighe.
n . general way It Mas been said
heretofore that che crew Of any plane
attempting 90 cross che Atlantic would
be composed Of at least five neN, ewa
pilots to Orovide relief az the levers
two mechanics e care for che engines
ana Q aavigatinS officer 20 chart che
course.
Conditions Ripe About SuAa
As TO the weather it was said ina,
probably not before. June would eondi
tions become stable enough 20 warran,
an attempt. Another quiet period oc
ours in early fall. 1t Is regarded az
doubtful that all preparations could D.
made by the summer period, although
this Is one Of the things Commands
Tower will have to determine by care
ful study.
While there is good deal Of friend
~ rivalry with the British govern
ment over making the first transatlan
tic fight, it Is said that either aatioI
could count upon the cooperation q
the other. As the prevailing wind.
are from west to east in the Atlanti,
the chances favor an attempt FROM chi,
side.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
NOTICE OF Ge-eAa9Nnsaep

We take pleasure n S4NisinS Che
public that we have tOsmel ; part
nership for the practice Of law un-
der the firm name OF Wilkinson &
Lewis, with offices on he 10th floor
of the Commercial kationA Bank
Building.
J. D. WILKINSON, 3
G. H. LEWIS,
w. S. WILKINSON.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07

tary pul.lSc. oO ahis Che 22nd day of
e'ehruorvo SiNeessw NundrSO and
&ine8se4o
o.. r. RAMMANS
PAUL ~. DANIELS,
OAK ". RHODES
q. s.. ROACH.
g.. ". LAUHONo
". u. sEBREE.
W. =. BOHUERTo
O. N. MNERSo
q. ". HAYEoo
.aqesae
s. ". COaR.
o.. o.. HAMMANs.
ROBT. ". HOHT,
Notary Public.
Endorsed: G'iYea ana secorded
Warch 6, 99e9
W. NJ. 1EVS.
0epuQy aYerb ant EHOfftcio
Deputy Rec"Sdero
state ~ louisiana
P0riSA % S.AddO
0 hereby certify ahae qhe above
an0 foregoing Is ID Qru,. anH correct
co0s ot che original, AZ ths came
appears 0p sasoso oD my office On
Book % Oags %
o.ovew Nndee Vny hana ana seaY ~
office on This tl.e 6te day "t March,
8. o. 9919o
w, NJ. LEW,
gsnpuqy Caeqs and Es-Officio
Deputy Recorfer.
e,asas a.ta.o. March : s9i9.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
CSTRAv NOTICE.

ValSen OIL. hs =. y. Wilkinson, once
half mil,. southeast Ne summeS
o.ro>s zcA.olhousr. amt e.trayed Dee
for. me the undersigned Justice "e
qhr Peace seventh Ward eaddo
parjsIs. louisiana. one 01 broWla
a,ors. mul. ~ 80 or u hands high.
eus hind Veg. 40 other marks "s
brand. about severe years OLD. Inc
owner will please come forward ans
provo property. err the saM' ~'l' h@
sold on she premises Nn elsc e:th has
% aprit. a9!o. between sh@ SesaS
hours NS sale
". q. NENDR7CE.
.Vusqico ~ peace. seventh WAS'oo
0alSca.ias. Marels .. a9i3o
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07

AppLES-Pee e08 eAsan
CALIFOhNIR DANCES Medium
to small size, Ao1. tA25a$6.Od
LEMONS Ao8 500 10 Sa30
ALMONDS-Per DOuoo 3G9
WALNUTS-Pee es S4a354
pEANUTS-Raw ban9 oAk0 oe'
pound, IA i-2c; soaseee go.
COCOANUTS-pA 600 $i0.0
BRAZIL NUTS 1ee 1h 30
pECANS-Pes ID. A8a959.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07


ZION NAV be increased Sn Two Hun
dreh Thousand (z2N).N 900 Dollars on
the mannee proSide1 by 0awo
ARTICLE ~.
Vhe entire stock of ehis eH0or1-
ton shall BE common stock. SnS
there shall be 40 preferred sSosso
ARTICLE "
VAc aOMtciIe % this eorNoraoIolo
shall be eN che city ng ShHessbor:o
Caddo parish. Louisiana.
ARTICLE W.
This corporation shall eSSs9 Sos %
per6o1 o6 lifts years.
ARVICLE wv.
The affairs Of ehis corporation
shall be managed 6S Roari OF vi
trectors consisting Of min. stockh0i'f
ers, 90 Dc elected az % general mseV-
ing of che stockholders ." hc Acid
. on The qirse Monday on eanuarY of
\ each year, an0 onajoprits oS The
| Board of Directors shalt constitute
q 0lOrum toe oho. araIssae tdoN oS Nuse
mess.
Che officers oG al,,s corporation
shall He % President % Slc"-i'rrSo-
dene, % second Vt.n-prcsihen9 an'G %
SectetarS.VreasursG. SnA 9h. qol-
lowing prisons shall constitute She
first Board OF Directors: Saul ".
Daniels. President. stuttgart. Ark ::
Oak II. Rhodes. First Sice-prs.i1anq,
Stuttgars, Ark: Ros q. Roach. Sec
ont Vice-PresidsnS. stuttgart. Arls Z:
;G. +. Hammans, secretars-trea.l,-
rev. stuttgart. Ar..: T.. ". Lau'on;
stuttgart. Ark: n. d. sel're". 81
myra, Ark: .. n. Myers. piggotS
Ark: ". }. RoNhart. Gillette. srn.
George y. Wall. shreveport. 10.
ARTICLE VIV.
! EACH share ot stOch in this e"rp'o-
! rasioD shall be entitled I" one so'.
az all meeting. of el.c Stockholders.
to DE east w persoN "v hS VroXs
provided that all OroSiss shall he in
writing and dulS acknowledged be
fore Notary public "t "thct off
ces authorized 10 take affidavit..
Vhe stockholders shall De NOfified
in writing tilteen days prior 70 Che
| stockholders Meetins by letter ai-
dressed 90 theme a. their usual post
I office address. crowded thai sslci,
! notice maS be waived Dry such
! stakeholder. whose waiveS shall he
duly Written anN fileN ep or 6sfoSc
the clay oG said meeting.
! ARTICLE ~.
( No sSOckholder On This S~rYorASiOQ
shal! be held liable or responsible
foe any contract or fault Whereof on
any further sune chan she elnVai1
balance in subscriptions Cor capital
J stock, amt no informaIits in Che or
: ganization shall have she effect ~
rendering This charter null ani Void.
or OF exposing the stockholders be
iyond Che amount of sheis respective
subscriptions 20 Che capital stock.
| Al stock when ISSUED shall be
fully Vait Cor and shall 6c Non-Ss-
lsessable.
I'm witness whereof. che parties
hereto have signed this Ncs of In
YcorporAtioD Cor ohc VurU"s. hcrsin
seq 9ortls.
Done ana passed ip Che presence
% The undersigned competent wiz
nesses and me, che undersigned Nc
eary Oh this Che >22nh .lay Of Feb
ruary. Nineteen NunIScsS and Sine-
teelao
a.. o.. MAMMANs.o
pAUE N. DANIELS
OAK u. RHODES
I Ok. &. ROACH
o.. W. LAUHOSo
OF. u. sEBREE.
4 W. '. BAHNARUo
.. n. MYERS
e. y. W4ALOo
!Nises9:
q. ~. COLE.
O.. T.. UAMMANS
! RORT. q. NOuT.
Notary Puhiie.
! Endorsed: Etfc,0 an0 recorded
March q: s9tS.
W. ~. 0TVSo
( gNeOuss 0lesk and ES-oefficio
Deputy Recorder.
nall nan0|
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07

essnss. MaRtA g asls.
sa,DsasaON slAR,EIs

saOStssON SlA2kETe
aFnsssssaas Carefully @estee go
GOrecae9g
Bqe ero6nese
NG&g -ghg Gale g,bs ac5 aslS aaS'
pIsses gac.
NlsNs-Pee %. 50 % SSeo
LARaA-pe sh: Tiasse eesppouu'
"a s~aee pase aasd SOee
eoW 0D6 8eaG
FaNgR- Sigh Dafenso 1885,
sean6asa 2aeth. eark &e
creans nseais ssOss
GM1S PEG hasseg 5000
Feedstuft&
CDRN-Pc 6usheS $50
CaOPs-per saeka S.Hs
gRAN-pee SACK a2sSs
SHORTS -s2.&e
aAS-Peg Coo: As8aDsas $500
Hn.cthy $4,000 nafase ellelie eAz0
aextean alfalfa e4aOGs
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
HUMPHREYS,

The full list Of Or. Humphregs' Remedies 10.
Internal and external use. meets the needs Of
families for nearly every aiment from Infancy
to old ase-described In Dr.. Hnmphreys' Manual
mailed free.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
a,use ana NeSasGao

NUV0E III UaOS
sUl4R-Stasdasd Granulased DeI
800 D. $780, yallsw eSardfieds ssSO'
gsllow clarified prime SBa1
- MOiRSSES-9ee eaa: Choiee 10
1eime sscs eammen eees pure ene
Aeuse @ee
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
Hplla

CssgsEE-Pee ab, fsigs sees saea.
i,raa, gse: betiee GRADE 800
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07

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