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War Depends On Spuds.
United Press Service.
Berlin, Oct. 16. (By mail to
New York.)—Should the Euro
pean war continue indefinitely,
Germany’s ability to keep up the
fight will be largely a question of
spuds. The Fatherland has not
had enough potatoes on hand to
permit a protracted war.
Statistics just gathered by
the commissary department of
the army place this year’s crop
at 500,000,000 bushels somewhat
less than last year’s yield. Of
this amount 60,000,000 bu. will
have to be set aside for seed, an
other 50,000,000 is imperative
for commercial uses, 45,000,000
bu. must’ be counted upon as
spoiling, while 160,000,000 bus.
must be used as food for ani
mals. This leaves only 130,000,
000 bu. for food. This amount
has never sufficed in the past
and it has always been necessary
to import heavily in order to
supply the German population
with this important element of
food.
Unless the war ends before
the supply now on hand is ex
hausted, “spuds” may become a
determining factor in the final
result of the conflict.
A Wholesome Play.
A wholesome play, whose au
thor seems to have equal love
for nature and humanity and
an intimate knowledge of both
is “The Shepherd of the Hills,’
fVip dramatization of Harold Bell
Fine Character Sketches.
! There are many bits of excel
' lent character drawing in “The
Shepherd of the Hills”, the dra
matization of Harold Bell
, Wright’s most widely read novel,
which comes to the opera house
: for its first annual engagement
Thursday night, November 5.
! It is a beautiful play filled with
' tears and laughter, one cannot
I help laughing or crying by turns
i if his heart is right. The peo
ple that move within it ar|S so :
; human that the auditor will pick
them out for like and dislike as
! if he had really known them in
flesh, rather than on the boards
of the stage.
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If so, use Red Cross Ball Blue. j
It will make them white as snow.
Large 2 oz. package 5 cents.
WHEN THE K,DNEYS
L1A STOP WORK fly
ilk 1L The point where the kidneys cease to do their duty JfMI
properly is the beginning of Bright’s Disease or some other
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Mil] body the impurities which brought on the disorder.
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1 Sold by Druggists. Price $ 1.00 per bottle.
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1 STATE REUNION 1
S United Confederate Veterans g
j| Little RocK, November 3, 4 and 5 |jj
|p The Robert C. Newton Camp, Sons of CConfederate Veterans is [Uj|
33 jn charge of arrangements and this assures a good time for those
SQ attending the Reunion. S3
§fi] The Pulaski County Fair will be held on the same dates and h3
Eg November 5th has been designated as “Confederate Day.” All jMgj
Eg Veterans and their wives ar< invited to attend free of charge. jMg
Es The Iron Mountain Route Ters most convenient train service ^
. HI from all parts of the State to Little Rock.
ffi I
! F. E. Schroeder, p
Assistant General Passenger Agent, [u||
Little Rock, Arkansas. gp
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INTERESTING EXHIBITS
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ger Agent.
LITTLE ROCK. ARK
The Shepherd of The Hills.
“The Shepherd of the Hills” a
dramatization of Harold Bell
Wright’s “best seller” will be
the attraction at the opera house
Thursday night November 5th.
This story of the Ozark moun
tains has proved very popular
i in novel form and as a play it
I is said that its success last sea
,son has exceeded the popularity
of the book.
Messrs. Gaskill and MacVitty,
the producers, have given it a
very beautiful scenic mounting,
the mountains of the Ozarks
j lending themselves to the best in
the scenic artist’s art. The cast
has been carefully selected, in
'fact, it is said to be unique in
the matter of types.
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cts.
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PHILADELPHIA
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Wright’s famous novel, which
has been made by Mr. Wright
with the assistance of Elsbery
W. Reynolds.
The “hills,” the beautiful
Ozarks, and against this majes
tic lay background the author
has sketched the tenderest tale
of love, the most appealing sto
ry of nature. Though the peace
of the mighty hills pervades the
drama, its acts are tense with
deeds of daring that demand
both physical and moral courage.
“The Shepherd of the Hills”
will be the attraction at the op
era house Thursday night. No
vember 5th, and judging from
the favorable impression it left
last season, the present engage
ment should prove another re
cord-breaker.
Election Vote Light.
The national election of Tues
day attracted little interest lo
cally and it was a hard matter to
secure election officers for the
two precincts. The public spir
ited citizens, who served were:
First Ward—J. W. Shuford,
R. C. Wallace, Nollie Kinman
judges; W. J. Crossland and C.
J. Saenger Clerks.
Second Ward—R. C. Harder
G. W. Huff, Fred Jones judges;
John Umsted and Ben White
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There were only three names
upon the ballots, Jas. P. Clarke
and Harry Myers for Senator
and W. A. Oldfield for congress
man, which makes the counting
of the vote an easy task soon
completed after the closing of
the polls.
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The first cost is but little more
than wood. For instance: Our
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