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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-23
Ser Gaiier.Rofal

Ger &oiier.Bofol fir internotio.
nole Sadt-@ettfohrten iiber oen
O5eon oarf oIS Elm pro6tpoQeS funIt.
geluerbli6eS @r5eltgniB geIter. Ser
Gntfuurf itommt BON 6es Soiier8 eli.
gener Sanb. ausgefiibrt lit sic pr.
belt befanntlif bon GrofeIior Otto
&obloff. Ser boienf0rmige gofol
rllbt ouf einem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nit @iomungStofel uno Metau-gc.
i6ldgen, SIN oen 8aIenforper Idnlies
gen iif auf ben Spiten 5tpei farpotis
oenartig ongebradte gtiren, beren
&orper in floiienGbnlide 9l1tter lino
Sii6leiber perloufeu. 9ieie Siiden.
oignngen ihlingen lih flott nie ein
Srnament 5uiammen. Die Niren
balten nit erbobenen Irmen ltiliiirte
Srll6tfeitons, 3lpiihen oenen 6oS Ne.
liefbilb beS 8aiierS bGngt. Ser Gefz
fel miro our6 einen Yinien3opfen
abgei6loiien. 9os @on5e lit einen
Weter bod unb bat ettpas itrenge,
ontifiIirenoe 6ornl. Ger Gofal lit in
Silber getrieben luto ~pergoloet. Ger
&aiiercup bot, lpie man meiB, cine
feline gorgei6i6te. gu6 Sir 3bo8.
Sipton bate einen Hreis fir oie8ett.
fabrt iiber ben S5ean geitiftet, i'm
ober in ritterlider @eiie 5uriifge5r-
gen, ais er bon Der slbii6t bes Sot-
ierS prfiihr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-23
9ns Qub Der OeMtidlcn Eran.

@eb. 8otb 6cIir Qobn mor orlf9es
for0ert moroer, IN elmer betonnten
6amilicn5eitihriit ole 6rouen6epcz
glur9 5lt bcii1gcn. Seiue 8ernuts
flung, OoB Die ioI9cnocu @erie ben
0cbcgtcn Grlportuugen niht gon6
cntiprchen miirocn, bat lid beitatfQt;
man Icbntc ob, un6 10 mogen 0ic
mumtcrGn 3eileu bier ibren Ylob I'M
Sen:
Gic Oeutihe 6ror iol Iobeno i6 be.
iingen?
0oS thu i6 iebt bol0 iefS5ig Sabre
idon.
gtid)tS 9tcueS meiB i6 mebr bon iDr
6t rilbnlcn,
@S reidt ibr olte6 Sob, 6aS lang Dor
mir
Ger qroBc H6mcr Cactus berfiinoet
llnb mebr, ais cin S%obrtouicnb ipG-
fer, on
Serr Woltber bon Der Sogelluel0e,
inn9it.
@enn iic 10 bIei6en ipie ite oomoI5
Daren,
9Icibt oit6 ibr Sob: ga iob man Iic
nidt rooeIn
Nidt afnoer i~iberfobrcn nit 9en5in,
Sic bieIten nid)t, laut reoeno, gors
lumcnte,
nNein bodies Sdmeigerl" mar i6r
if0niteS Sob,
llnO Oof bcberridtcn lie Gogt mani
Die MiGnncr,
8ir iinb'S geluobnt mo woIlen'S gar
niht onoerS:
bitten mir, ttlt8 in ser oIte1
@eiie,
Niht iuic Dem ieI'gen 0rpbeus 0ic
W1nnoenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-23
Der.

Sdoniter Monat OeS SabreS,
6riidtcipen0er,
gfit goloenan Sonncnglon3e
SIN ianft entblQtterten 2aitbe,
Gem miloen 0ltft Geiner ip1ten 90.
llno tbrer ouft!Oieu S6pcIternS ter.
ncnreigcn:
gleid)er glitern Shluorm I'M epbelt.
olnlflen @ortcn6eet!
Tboiltlor idimmert sic Suit,
@oellteinfarben, -
unO in aeO6mpfter @llttb
6lntelt hoS armament. -
8ern iiber'm Nfeere rubt
SilberneS 2idt,
IuS Den @ipfeIu ser guden
Stromt Elm grimes 2eutten
@inlam roirjft ser @alo,
Guntcl uno t0ncrcidl
lln0 oes ldEiocnocn SommerS
AbrunrtS ltei8enber SrlbeIgeiung,
Aller 9Iuncn lester 8lou5,
Ger erIol6enh am @uicn Ser gr6r
iih birgt,
Meilt Den IlldlCmoen Nlid
ueber Der GrOc iIiittge S66nbeit
bibloui
Sn Dos 8cif) oeS monocQoIen,
eiuigen ShauJls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-23
t5hr ben .gourutnas' Gorrelpoubeut-.)
Die Gntmifelnng Der 8aufunit.

Ibom uno Gpn Iebten inter oelt
8oumen bes Yarnbieies, lpobnune5.
log, ioreenirei unb ungrpIoet port
Irbeit uno Miibe, lnaeuirt II. gIiit.
lid, pie &inoer, uub erFt nod DEM
Siinoenfol, als bieieIben oui terra
firma" periest ipurben, benotfigten
iie zines @obnulgsploses, INN lid)
geaen Die llnbiIoen oeS @etterg 81
ihiieen. guf melcbe grt Dies geidnh,
miro nidt geiogt, un6 aud nift, iuie
Der erfte meniflife SausboIt einge.
rid]tet mar, nno % bel gribafflne
Der @elt &erf5enae uno Gii6emge,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-23
tSir ben rsorrtness orrefpou6ent"
0iCin Scimntblnno.


IlS i'd in meine Seimatb mie6er.
tcbrte,
9o breitete id iegneno mcineu Irm;
sci mir 9egriiBt, Oh idone, oellt.
ihe @roe!"
limo III sic Illgcn Iticg mfrs felht
1t1o iparm.
Gu bicI 6c8 @liid$ - ib fam c8
nid)t beid)reiben,
8aS id unmoQIih ood)t', marc en0s
lid mabr,
gtoh cinnloI 0urft' id ijbcr'S 8eIt.
mePr treiben
Sum 2anOe init Oeu Ntcniheu treu
uuo FLAIR.
Gum 2on0e nit Sen iottcn, bunten
@ieicrL
Gen it6nen @6locrn uno nit Io0eIs
lang,
$40 mir idon 0aolr6 tauicno 6rGlt.
ben iprieBcn,
3u b0ren Qeutid) nit rcinen, oeuts
i6en &Iong.
60 id6u it's ~niracnO5 olf ser gan.
sen Groc,
9ls bier bel Dir, OH ocutihe5 ga
tcrIou0!
SaS lit e5, mas Die meme @eIt mid +
Iebrtc, -
llno mas i'd treu uno cbrIid itet5 !
befnmlt. :
9lI8 gGbc man Dem ain0 Die Milttcr E
miC0er, n
90 QriiBe i'd Gid Dcut in itiuer 8
6riib', q
20 Iic6' i6 Gid, On 2anO Der a11nIt q
lmO &ic0cr,
20 licb' id Old, on 2auo OerFoeiie!
'Gt1oQuE q15qp!l19 t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-23

], mo0erne (efnif Elm 8erfubren Err
|. ionuen, Yaditeire, @runite ltnO Ell
iernc GrGger uno SGllIen bel @r.
ridItlng uon @eb1uoen D%ouitdnoig
iiberfliiiiig SIT MAIDEN lIn0 MIR cine
i'm rihtigen @erb0ltniB 3uinmmen.
gcitcute Wtiidltng bon Goncret, Sono
uno flein gei6Iogenen Steinen -
Gongret genannt 3u beripertben.
Sur 3cIt iino 3mei ioIder Cement
@cbduoc in Baltimore I'M 9uu b.,
grificu, @ines an 9altimoreItroBe
mo 0o$ on0erc lit Ou8 neue9ernon',
Idle SotcI an 6ranflinitroBe, ne6en
Dem o~WturDlono g Ebeuter." IieieS
miro nod Dem gufop'I6en Sn1tem
gebout, uno iino eS Die &S. Guinaer
1u1o &opc5inStD, ipeI6e OieieS in Iei.
1ter Nrt nelteIte 8ebQu0e auffiibren.
Gem Allge beS 8eiu6erS 5ei0t iih
1ldtS onoereS, ais grorer Cement,
llno obglei6 Soulen0e bon Quuorot.
tllB 0robtneb, foit ~un5GbIige Gouien.
oe Sub bon Runoeiien BON "a bis I
3ou 0ide uno 80aige R0bren un0
cilrioS 9%ebogene eiierne Sofen unO
S6lingen III llnmaiie bei'm 9uu
perlpenoet iueroen, 10 itno 0ieIel6en
oo6 fiir ooS alt9e niht ii6tbor, mci(
ale I'M Cement ge6ettet limo. 9ie
Ionit itbli6en, iebr tbelleren I6mie0cs
iino boaitGnoia aus,
geIdIoIicn un0 iogor Die Ereppen
bon Cement, Die oorlm gemib
felteriidcr genannt iper0en f0nnen,
ltno neil itd @ppSs uno Stlduteur.
nrbeit Iebr lei6t nit Cement per6in.
oct, 10 ldBt Ii6 reide 0eden- mo
2 Decoration obnc uie( Wiibe
lrno in biQiger Meiie in iolfen Sc.
m%entbGliern portrefili6 oermert6en.
IS lit Dies tein neller 8criudL OCnn
oo8 Gufop'ide SDItcm bat iid be.
reitS IN on0eren StGoten luic Bolton
lebr gut bem1brt uno bat ouIielbe
Iiherlid alld bel uns cine groBe 3ll.
Son 9riider5ou rn0 un0crer Der.
lucnorng oea -enlentS ioll uihtS 9e,
iogt merocn, neil eS Sen groBen Sc.
i~ertreiS lpeniger intereiiirt.
Sir tleinere 9ollten, mic 3. 9.
@obnbGuier, beriuenoet man icbt I'M
ipeitli6en 3beile ocS StoateS Neiu.
Oorf Concrete = gl0fe, mooon ieoCr
ben Holtm bon SO @oditeincn eir.
nimmt uno i'm Snneren @oblrGume
bat. Sn 6ol9e 0eiicu iinoet imDiit.
tcl Ser @ono cine fortluGbren0c
&cntilation Itott, iuoourd icuhtc
Wouern poQItGnoig bcrmieoen ipers
ben. 9ieie Goncretiteine meroen olrf
Der @auitcllc gcformt uno tonn2a
uod 5luei Eogcn idon benllbt mer.
Den, 3ruci gut eingeorbcitete &eutc
t0nnen 100 lolher 8l0fe IN 1OShiH.
ben fornlcn mas gIeid 5000 8oditci.
ncn it, Die nidt in oerielben 3eit bec.
gcitclt perocn f%onnen, uro Damn
nod 3eit Sum Bremen 9ebrou6en.
ioIdeS Sau8 ferti9 lit, iiebt e3
aus, olS Die bon blailem SanoItein
1ebaitt, un0 ma6t einen Iebr gefGQ!.
gen Ginorltd.
Geutl6Iono lit in ser Gernenoltn1
)on Cement 81 9oltlidfeiten iebt al
ell ouocren 2Gnoern porollS; ood 1T
lll5rnebmen, OoB eS in ni6t ou5ll
anger 3eit bon Inlerifa iiberfliigelt
ueroen miro. SIN SntereIie beSSort.
6ritteS uno@emeinmo6leS lpiiniGen
Dir 0ieiem neuen Snouitrie5ipeige
mo gaen, pelde ooron betbeiligt
inb, beiten @rfoIg.
Otto @roman.
-.E.lI.. OIL E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-23

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a',2' "'u1' .i''t ,,~N8l,,I, ,ouL',|
-. ".'o - 'oog' nv '0"''. ,U'''Rut'SV'
o~% ~ "'N'' 9t'p'''''|
",' w. CY,.','l''T'' 'oo', III,''''
: ; 2ta | Uu'' SPll9,
- D"'''' luz Nul~',
= S,,t,. "i'7 T,o7' ms y
y " ,,| o!I t.' l,,.',.u :.
n','." o" W., W., <"
s &a,,,a,, m5 EH" 'Erna;h &son s.
r,ha l ,4,t t'[ E,o o'2' ,n. m,or54
Tho @ori,,, ,,,ohr. ,,,5 ,,,s6y ,,,r ISM
mEo[,,n o,,,,4 n,n,. INNS -, qola
= no,Jo, Sio S[,iart,,nt, nop men,
o,,t r,,r ioLr roban ,,rh ,rnoufom
1 ,,,o,Ion ,,6or i,,ncrbir ,s6rorhsf9bi
ocn @arrf,c,ropn itottion6. mobt,
man. rotjrIitc IeIicr ODER ororobenc
Gr6bSbIcr ,fr Mpbumr1. benru ipG.
for honn 6ic Grriftuno bon f~rciItc.
bou6cr qcbmucb1u6cn foIotc. @cnn
bip in SER gltcrtmmsfumoe crf[1r.
fen Tbotiohcn oltf 0abrbcit berlt6eu.
10 marcr Is bnuptiddlid oic oItcn
EoI0dcr mo @obpIonicr, melfe ocn
! 6dldcrbau bcaonnGn. Ole Goppter
muren Damn in Der foloen0en 8eit
sic critcu ueldc ans RiIIhIomm
@ouiteiuc iormtcn, oicIe an Ser Con.
ne trodnctcn un0 SGltier 6omit bolis
ten. Qieic 1000 Sabre Dor G6riituS
gcformtcn @odItcnC unterideioer
iid MIR iebr mcni9 bon ben nod, ben.
tc gcbrGlthlidcl, 1tn0 lit bicrbei mnG(
ertuGbuenSluertb, Dob ouf Scr oor3erl
meitcn @clt fem 5peitc$ Sonolperf
0en often (ro0itiDnen mebr trelt
Qeblicben lit, ais ocro0e Dos bra
Wulrrer5; 0cnn ieit &obrtouIcnbru
baben iid sic @erf}euoc bieIcS mr. in
Iebr qerinocm WtoRe ocGu6rrt GnE.
tCrbin, al. Die ScrIteIlmu Ser Wroncr
cnt0cdt mlr6e uu0 mon horo,ls
iold' borte W}cibcl unb Simmer 10Y.
tiote, nm oon1it Stcinc III bcorbritcn
alma man 2lr Wprrppnbnno bps mor,
mlorS iiber. Sicrbci Ipi 6rmrrft nor
ole moOcrne Ncr3eit trob Scr boh
entipiteltcn Tchnif, boh nid,t i'm
GtonDc if, inId, 7tobC1ortp Wro,ro
bcruItclcn, 9os Hc,pnt man ~
berIorcn, bpd mcr ho5;e[bp fi,,bot
fam pcriidcrt ipin in ,rhr f,rr,croo;t
Elm icbr rcihcr Worr ~ mcrSo,.
Die Gambler, @riedpr ,,nN RSn,cy
bobcn in Ser Wprnprhuro INN mo,.
NOR mirflih @rneortincS orTc;5to4
llnS ~Itourcrs. unh bc,n,,r6rr,,,ns,
iucrtb iin0 sic ScmpcIbo,,ten Wo(Site
unO &0nioSarGbcr. mic , 81 sic Nn.
romioen II. / N. .Scutuutoop nit
Oompfbcbcmoihirpn rnh So,,5enh
onocrcn Sii(fsmittc(r miirSer bos
mobl ucuiacr onerfcurcrS,nprtbr
0enfmGIer Scr @oufur5t icin. ohcr
melu man in 9erednuno ,icbt, ncId,'
geringc prinitiue SiiIfsnitte[ SER
nIten Nrditeften 5ltr 9cnlburo Itor.
oerL Damn crit mIB man poII ms
gou5 Sen 8eritono, SdorfIinu nm
8ci6idli6feit Ger alien Mciitcr mn
0cren @ebiilfen riidboltSloS in boiler
9lncrfcnnung betuun6ern.
Nod Ginfiibrlnq 0eS G6riIteu.
tbuunS entlpidelte Iid sic Wouflnl
ihneucr, ais lie slrbor, 6llrd Grrid.
ting bon &ird)cn lllo Gl0Iteru. NM
mar i'm W%ittelalter bos 9~oltocmcrbp
Elm iebr bIiibenoeS uno ieoer Vo,,.
mrilter cine bod aeodtete Yeri0nlid,.
telt; ood) mar Die Grridtung bon
Solltcll leglid)er art, trot ser germ.
gen IrDelt@loblle, lltilller nod cine
5'elllIt toltIplell9e Sadie, neil allies
sum Sol'et bel1lIBte WaterioI mr. bel
9ul'o o18eferfl9t tn1lroe mo olleS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-23
Hefurm : TransD5iid.

NSn elmer 6ranffurter Heform.
S6ule miro I'M fran5oiiiden Inter-
ridt MIR frorB0lii6 %eeiproden, benn
Der Serr SberIebrer lit ein anbdnger
Ser 8eformmetbooe. Sn Der Aliarta
miro es linfs binten IN Der Gde I'M
rubig. 3pei Singer fabren IN Die
Suit. Ger Sberlebrer: Oh, au'eit-ce
que bous oeiirea mes lisp &arl-
den nno M1rfen unioiono: rGt, Ser
bGGgt mid ais" Der Sberlebrer:
yWois en- francais, iii uous plait!"
- Yauie = Mdrben: o2e bat ME
lorsqliel"
8 m err nobel. - 4inoermGb.
den: .Serr 9ommer3ieuratb, ioeben
bot Der Storh Sbrer Srau @emablin
3ipiainse eeidenftl" = 9ommer.
Sienratb: r@eidenft9 @ir brau6en
nidts @eidenftesl"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
The Vice OF Na..ins.

Nagein- mayor ulaX a0t be v3te
of the thin ~ L iaHU1sS physician s1I-
@ost>. but that there ~ >oIJe truth liz
his theory HAT tEera IS a scientific
basis for this u&!y habit seems likely
Perfect health. IL says. has Il, one
Of it, factors content Of lainj \ uery-
OIL, man ~ WolIagn uh5 is anxious,
aiScouteutrd gloomy dissatisfied, wor-
ried from any call>r. cannot rtjoy good
health. This mentaI turmoil produces
rs one Of its primary effects on til"
body an Inability Il digest food prop
erly. The blood which should supply
the force neees,Nry fa, the function
OF digestion IS continually drawn away
from the >tea&eA =hy excitement in
the brt4i ;tad die Wens3u who nags
suffers " HE t!ere be thess, whose
tendency 10 tay on fat j 50 @"eat that
nothing VII. Stop it \ n1-gjn4 man or
Woman iS generally thin Their habit
of mind ha, partially starved their
bodies
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
Cost of Living StiIl Going Tp.

1t may be We'll To call the attcnti0lx
OF hundreds OF thousands OF steelWork
ers. cotton mill operatives miners and
others, Who have humbly accepted rs.
duet;0ns ia their wages running from
il - IL per cent, or who are now idle
because many mills are closea to the
fact tdat Wl.ile wages are going down
the cost Of living is going up.
puu9 index number v..5s Sloo.142 on
JAN. /, 1904 compared With SOS 22223 a
month ago and j. highest sine
last March Its H.4A!n about per
cent Of the his y known in recent
years, Which w. SOP 2s9 on May /.
i9o2. It is uoW about 80 per cent
above tie lowest point, which was on
Iuiy /, 1s97
This means that the trusts have not
yet lpe>ened their grip and that they
are counting on lower wages TO de
crease their cost Of production and in
crease their monopoly profits. Is it
fo-s.i3.e ylluJ tael have bunkoed their
", II. - tl"= lower wages
x l@n sz-'s -. "s.,,al necessity for
I: .tra }H.,@tS row ID per cent higher
ta4u ~ VI >evel years ago: Are they
- - 'e.-1 i..z-..: !: net is there
Ho - tA"ra Isau at any time
- :. - - p3ea earners? And
Ao". V'faa wages are reduced an av-
e:a-e .. - or 20 per cent, while the
cost of living goes UP per cent, shall
We IA. tAis prosperity? Ask your
Republican congressman what is the
cause OF this kind of prosperity and
what he is going to do to break the
tight grip Of the protected trusts and
give the common people a chance to
live again.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
TARIFF REFORM POSSIBLE.
Public Opinion Will Force Republic
an senators to Vote For Revision.

The outlook for tariff reform was
never brighter than at present The
election OF Democratic president IS
more promising than at any time since
1892. and u Democratic majority in the
next house of Representatives is more
than probable y change of only few
votes in a majority Of the close states
and congressional districts will produce
that happy result. Every one by talk
Ing with his neigAborS can find con-
siderable percentage Of Republicans
who are either denoHneing trust eXtor-
ton or are dis4usted with the policy Of
their leaders
The independent voter, the suffering
workingman. who's. wages are being
reduced; the farIHpr WHO x paying pro
tnettou prices and whose products sell
in ro;uprtition with the world: IT," citi.
zen ii limited income Who finds the cost
of living heyoud his l.I,uns ;H If the~r
who are not Eidebouai parli-aaS are
aWaitin- tAe opto1rui I" vote tot
tariG reform. Tle,e a1H! =othtf FfHs..,
are Hos made more ~rt5-,5d5I with daH.
dlilaE49= =st1sc tIe. IaaH.fe~t# atfr,art Of
t55e Republicans - ee,95s.la tie ilEesth
2ataett at ssa.t.AH- 8sss .e9tla- IN ia
government sze&.es II the ,a-.=sH 1as
szHt-
eI--a-at - ess.Sare3t.se I2s,.=
FaIdt ae j. a@~-sti~5#e.l# WltIs President
I,@ssz.a.t. and ia5sf az7- e5+a4tE a,5e>
IL - uoa.tzHJt.5re= =tez @Ho5Eet,#t -s.itl=
y 4ss -seas. = ag3-J#'=..la= 9agtfllE
Ho.Hs..s tz' r. 4 f5af I#5y Il 5u5
49,. sa..=als ..4gs - sa.4#H.q.=ee.5l tas#a~
irauf '~ IHay f.;5a Ea@ 5lJPar=
tans .aaz Haae~5 a9a 5asS ~il.s.gaalJ=
IA. soza. =z..tz8t = fo.2saE Fe;5I>. stIJd
4aa-=ta- -. .ea1GTa h ila. 5loIe. caHszfys
;ea;Ez.;azs. ...iStrsat.pn ul Lincoln AZ! tLe
eaAea q .assS=at tue Republican, parry.
q 5eI.= u the lIuSt lg.g.ezGan states.
@etct= - .&eW 4ofk. IHat#H8 aa3 I'LL
nos. taa Ree@leer i~ 9lal aHaa5II= Of
tA">e a.>saeis4.tql ple4entS To turn the
ses,.# 95.3 vote a.. ..-t tffejr Issge{ Or
S5syt nome al!=sI= =es.aa day
.fe%a#.azets Wi.sss ,.zs.!es- ata' = t EIJz
ea 1afa55...55+, 5u.=taE.5I alal ,.fzt..15tI Gi.s
eElei taeS ii f5e t.a@5>. hit Who think
In" @..afte wi stand - It bHiWafl
st-s,e5fs~t Faior's.. can t;lke courage when
tteN remember There are Il number of
Itrial.s.5t,ga senators Who are iuac}lIat.
.! II Ii the antitrust virus aul will re-
- -. i. the public demand To- rea-
,.....i.Ie# tariff reform and an honest
a.lI economical administration Of na-
5iousli ;tii4irs With Democratic pres
id,nf AID 4 majority OF the house Of
representatives OF the same political
attilatjo't there viii be found enough
senafots ta l.aSS a refoem hill that Will
a IeaSt reduce tie tariff 80 that trfISt
productions vii he sold rs eheaply
here as ;lbHoA9a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
Brain t.roNyth.

Brain Development IS found hv Pro
fesSor Se@@ei Of Munich to have two
periods of areeieraton, from ten to
eleven ANA from seventeen 10 eighteen
in girls and from twelve to thirteen
and nineteen 70 twenty liz boys. At
the period q most eapid Increase in
height, from twelve to fourteen years,
HE growth of the brain s less than
oue-hnntredth that Of the body, but at
seventeen t. nineteen It grows one
thirt{eth as fast and III twenty reaches
one-SeN enth - the body growth
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
AN INDIAN DUEL.
The Famous Fight Between CHIEF
Carpenter and Price.

.''rhe methods Of lighting duels among
tho Indians" said an old fronterSnan,
.'yger,. varied. each tribe having its own
peculilr custom. Some Of the tribes
learned 10 hight according to the rodt'
ot the white man. however, among
thy-p the thuctaWS or CherOk""S.
which reminds me Of the famous duel
In July of les%. when the celebrated
thpctaw chief Carpenter, fought nea"
I'll" Pine Creek indian ageney with a
Whit man llt1..td Price, Chief G,.r=
penter was splendid type OF Indian,
tall and strajght#anl eome!y. AID he
lad bren wcll educated and had nat'..
ral ta!"ntS and natural instincts that
put him hn;Id and shoulders over his
Indian as>o,i1t"S
y l-3aa, Ills trouble was started
by Il disagreement uear Some trivial
uIat.rr.= #,s.5a3t e5,@~ff Il G:sf}.n and
endrd ii fhe white man calling his
red brother Il Lar. Thr9u-EaaJ tile
trouble the ~ Indian had roEaiaad
perfectly calm. 3llHou4h cou~drr;.i. "
ou@eled. and a ti@ Il>tJit tcH he -.azad
eoid#| la'5 ,Jsf= eye, NJ Irlea a3Id sa55t.
.A4ar =b.ood =sl5ll! 4as..=oa t..:st
word
~ Henefess Neu.fa arsldy. -. tie
woszt. cried H.5e=..= 178=r5a ia your
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as' sstzs ss.t=e'az lsz-
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fo,aa ,l#rsiaiH4 aaa lare#=;9.sl i w. So
rs eaetas ea}s=2l ia .iIn >i5se azee
taa=@lie -f"aa . the .fer tl.at f.4#4..tG
Htia stood ia Ia.s.cs. .z"f#a aaHd 4Yas
spotseii=5 =el4i.e Il.s ~ b.. es5,sa t.ss'd
pistols. ard. !ss.-.n5 u. W"4.z.-zS 1tlsE
4red almost ,tiauIf 3aaoazty. a.t# n
far rgeir9l. fF4t =1zz,4# "a s....-3.tT -
checked ii tendency L. Sill e#und, aad.
staggerilt=. tired as t!.s#efaels# II 4Is#oI=
ponent.~ pistol >ol!iid Il t5f 14r#s.,esHd
time. This time rr.cs jumped b:2d IL
Che air and landed OF lis face stons
dead.
With 4 Wild shout tie cr' wtl Press
ed forward Il surround tie !uch2, dr.
bur before 4i9i ,.2jlld reach lj.l /. I'll
senseIess Price had bepu shot -. ,,i4A
the heart clean as 4 whistle. i=sI.af!i=
able Shot teaS,!sri,a ti!e# #rt=ss,litioH ii
the ntlian When H. la#.,. IL aid L
shot Carpenter coG.i Aaye made il
.he first place Wij,Ia'iJ :; doubt had l.e
been s9s acter.3.ined 10 .si.l=2s Price
proved himself Y lan hi, luIlpt b ried
Itself in 5Ec Indian, A9t.,J9;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
ACrSu,,tloi.Htirr


The b&zzafdS enjoy tia same sat
eredneSs' III tire NV ri4er district of
West Ais@s:lt.e = aaeF j. ia troaical
countries. y hfr.Jk5sr boy WIS brought
before a ~9sltjf.. Ill ii coal mtnn, town
gu HE charge II having Killed. one Of
the only s.ayen-. r. Of that country.
Alter Severely r"nf'1aan'liu@ the boy
tie old ~44ire. tNi4o Was q German
said. q fil.e yaH <l9..''=
Il hain.J gat t!!at IHlie..l," replied the
boy
"lpen Zine yae 50
Il haiut got -.
We'll, how much slaf You cot
Three lollars and >eye0}"-tive cents" :"
Nj right; tlcn tine y1r $50,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
surNis Many Attscl.s

"What u you con~Iler he most re-.
markatle characteristic of Shake
speare's Plays"
After moments Thought Nj Stor-
WiaSton Barnes repliefl
Eadagaa9o. Washington Star
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
Our Economical Attorney General

Attorney General Knox in reply to an
inquiry reports that in the last year he
has expended about So 900 of the
100000 voted him to assist in prose-
cutting the trusts At the rate he IS
working the appropriation will rup bis
department for twenty years. Even a
Republican congress expected about
twenty times as much activity as he
has displayed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
Proof OF Adams f,Hi.tence

Dennis Ihs aatAen neospaper says
there Was ae satA man Is .Adafa. Nike
Are You sure there vas: Dennis
Ina SURPRISED At a man O. Your >inSe
talkin' So. Where did Your AIa4. ;
apple ee;ae trom:-NeW York Iele-
GrNNl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10

Guarantee Bond ar
nVeStnent Co.
Capital Stock S5O.OOC
subscribed AID paid up $4,000 90
Reserve Fund (Jan, 1eo1) -. - si3442 SO
GENERAL OFFICES, III Pine s.

lhs company tees rot insure HE property does ms
e ana pfoae investment to all who per
aS e same sources the life
snCe company
one OF e insurance. It's field S unImed-age physical
oh are not considered Dues payable reach
You profit and enjoy save plan embodyng
euallty between all classes Write prospectus
Active and reliable Correspondents
I'd investigation invea and cheerfuly given
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10

Your eaaSg ie:t.5lS a.eH are ostt9
Considerations IN Withholding than "a
st9wia- I.at5e.ar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
.Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS.
LUM 3ER.
BLUFF CITY LUMBER COMPANY.

Lumber, Lah Shingles, Sash and
Doors House Cheap Lumber for cabins and
cut buildings door th cheapest and
0 earth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
FURNITURE.
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY.
our be I5 bedf9o

bedroom suits side board. the strongest and
These
Hold orders anGn write u fr prices
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
N&D&A 4,
F0x BROS. HARDWARE CO.

abHe Arkansas for HARDWARE sfoYe' Wire Nails.
MIL supplies. Al orders 81 tpred promptly
Fair pa4az9 customer
1oez<=a. When tlae lime
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
QbIlE&5 5AA !
aY1ANB #oUeENsWARg COMPANY.

gIosssaI Bucks
lamps Headquarters China your service
the year.
&.
combination of experience places US On tho
of Quecnware Fancy Pottery Glass Granite Tin
Noetenware, Lamps Cutlery, etc, Your trade solicited
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
aQaDepHATT FURNITURE COMPANY.
"a. -caaias : T. - MalT

Naai sale aud ret. q of G aud za.a~eaaWs \
.t door L 1lesr.I Institute
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
o. b.. OWEN.
GROCERS.
J. r. HUTT AND SONS.

Wholesale established Right prices sna
attention orders
quickly day OF receipt Abatross
Flour Portaondo world heaters
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10


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