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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-19
Stnrmberbcermnacn i'm SiiSen.

8roBer S6aoen IN Wiiiiiiippi, ar-
fanios unb Serneiiee. - @uBers
gemobnli6e Site III Nem.Sr-
leans.
9irm ng + a NJ, 2lla., IS. Nop.
- M1breno Der p%erutgenen Hadt
mari elm Sturm 5pei &ir6en in ISL
mona, Drill, iiber Sen Sollfen, emit
oad)te cine 0ailmmollpreIie ul0 be.
ld0Oigte cine 2ln5obl @%obnbGuier.
Seine Weni6enleben gingen perloren.
Bon @inona beipcgte iif ser Sturm
meiter no6 Waben un0 @elt.Foint.
Tem Orleans, 1S. 9fob. -
&eridieoene SbeiIe bon MiiiiIlippi,
Irfanlos unb Sennciiee ii1O bon Ell.
mem per6eerenben Stllrnte 6eintges
lltd)t noroen, neldcr namentli6 III
Winona, Granada un6 Canton,
Drill, groben S6o6en onri6tetc.
Ser teleeropbiidc @crfe6r nit @i.
mona lit unter6ro6e1, Nad) ben 10.
lpeit porliegenben 9eridter limo flint
Wenlfenleben perloren gegangen.
Sier in Heiu,S orleans maj es beltte
oltbergem0bnlif beib. 3os S6ermo.
meter erreid)te einen Stolrb BON so
8ra0.
Wem p6is, Scnl,., IS. Nop. =
Sn Watbiion, Wiiiy mur0e eine
6rou mGbreno beS b%eutigen Stl1r-
mes olrG ein u%nr9elpebteS @ebGllbe
eridlaqen. 9ei ser 3oncunno6
Greet, etli6e Weilen bon Wcmpbis,
brad cine @iienbnbnbriide ltntcr Ell
ner Gongirlofomotipe 5uionmen, Die
2ebtere ~itiir5tc IN eiren otgcihmolle-
men Strom ultb 2ofomotipfiibrer s.
9. Fatterion, ionic Sei5er q. q. Gite
die ertronfen. SSn @eIt.Eoint, 60
litnlbus nnb Wodtini, Wiii., ioa gro-
Der S6aoen %entltonben icin, aQeill
Noberes lit nod nift 3lt crmitteln,
GA Der elegropbiIde Serfcbr unter.
broden lit.
Cine Selepbonbotidoft mcloet,
Dob oos @eid0ftapiertel bon Sitoia.
nola, Miii, our6 cine INN $50 beitte
Nbeno oll%Sgebrodene Seuersbrunit
mit 3erit0rltng bebrobt miro.
Srtnioob, Col, is. Iop.-Gin
beftiger @li53orb, peId)er Ii6 bis
nab Dem norOmeItlifen Seros En-
ltredt, miitbet beltte abeno. 9ie
Vobn6iige iinb Inn mebrere Stunoen
peripdtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-19
Nidjts 81 maden.

2iltrittSontpalt Scrome erflGrt, or
bo6e feline GoQmoft gum Gin.
i6eiten gegen ole 8eriiherrng5.
9eanlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-19
3m lebenslGnslid)er Saft b~csnaoiat.

G%enpcr, Sol, Is. Nopember. -
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON Colo
ruoo bat oas SooeSurtbeil gegen
Gbas. 3. Eeters BON Glpria, 8, mel-
der Der @rmorbung Don Srou Inlan.
Oa YoungblooO Don bier I'M Sanlur
1904 iduIoig geiprohen moroen lit,
in leb~enSlGnglid)e @eiGngniBitrafe
lnngepanOelt. 3mei Witiduloige,
i. NrnolO llno &c. Mnoreps, iino Dor
einigen Monnten bingeridtet moroen.
Feters bate Spmptome bon Srriinl
ge5etgt, aus meldcm @rlinoe ieine
Terurtbeilltng mebrere Weale perido-
ben lpprGen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-19
@ine ~alGmSenoe iSeier.

9olton Il, Woli., Is. Nop. - Wtit
aroBent grfolge bat Die neugeerIn'
bcte n9oitoner Geufihe 8eieuidaft"
ibr critics Set geieiert. SIS lit crit
bier @oden FER, Dab Die conltitui'
renoc &erlommlung in Brof. Wtiin.
lterberg's Sallie itottfono uno ihon
lit Die MitglieOer5abl ouf iiber orei'
tunbert ongcrpahien, bon benen Der
grobere Sbeil ongloomerifaniih lein
niirfte. so mar Denn Der Seitiaol
beS Suilerien : Sotels in Ter Com.
momportb : Ipenue foit iiberfiia!
bon ocn Mitgliebern uno ben einge'
fiibrten @Glten, Or. @alter @eiiel'
bolt, elmer ser Iice : ErGiioenten, err
offnetc gegcn neitn llbr Ibenos Ole
Serionmlung NIT bereoten Worter!
nno iiibrte Erof. aiibnemonn elm,
ben ~befonnten Sornoro . Iustaulf-
Irofelior. Sn glGn5cnoer Hebe be-
leuftete Yroi. &iibnemann Die oeut.
id)en literariihen 9euegungen Der
8egempart. In i'm ihlob lid Der
onoere Senbbote an, ben oentid)c
@eiitestultllr fir oieien @inter nod)
Bolton geldidt bat, Gr. &arl Vtnd,
Der 9eiter Ser Spmpbonie sGonSerte,
ser idneIl Sllm 2ieblillg Der 9oitoner
geiporoen lit. Gr nnb Erof. @ilu
Sob muii5irten nit erleiener Mei-
lterifoit. Nah Gortrug nno 0tulif
begonn ser ofii5ielle Gmpfang; Die
ErGiioentin oes Sercins, Srou Sp.
G.S~igginion empiing, unterltiist BON
6rou @%eiielboit, 6rau Srande, 6rall
Miiniterbere, Srau Mild umo 6roi'
aiibnemann. Sn ben Nebenldle,
lodte ein reihes 9iifiet unb es mar
ip1t, ols iid) Die alan5enbe 8eiea'
idoft trennte. 9alO ion lie lid IN
Den &Gunten oes 8ermaniifen Nfu'
ieums in Cambridge bei'm Tahmit-
tags Sbee mieoer 5ulommenfinoen,
ultb meiiere 8%ortrags. uno Mniif'
Mbenbe, Sbenter : Mnffiibrungen IL
Nusfliigc peroen lid onreiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-19
Erppbetcn @tttmc aeItorben.

Seattle, @aib., IS. 0opember
- SIN bieli9en Go,lntp : GeiGnenif
itorb 0eitern Ole @ittde oeS peritorbe.
men uSolp Hoaer" = Erop6etcn $50.
Iblla" GrefielG an einem Ser5i6lage
Sic mar cine 3elengenoiiin boz
@ltber Mitdea, lpeld)c nit ibr 5ltIam
men I'M ~pergangenen Sui ibren 9rll.
Der ermoroet bate. Die beioer
6ralen batten Witdell ermoroet
nadoem er bon Ser 9(nflage, Sen Gro.
pbeten rSolbita" ernlorOet SIT baben
trelgeIproden morben mar. Sect linz
orei Der an Der .Solp Goller" . Era.
gooie betbeiligt gepcienen Yerloner
to0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-19

iiber- cine Iolfe @aiierfroft perfiigcit
fam. Hoboem CT oieiem S6auipiel
5u%geieben, itieg Erdiibent Gooiepelt
81 Eferoe uno rift in 9egleitung oes
Gbef- Sngcnieurs Stepens mo onbc.
rer &onalbeumte uno 2erte pom Sc.
%heimoienlt Die gauge Stoot ob, iiber.
all nit So6ritfen begriiBt.
am sbeno nuroe fir Den ErGiioen.
ten nno leine 9e9leiter an Dem Eier
9r. If in Griitobol bon Ben 9(ngeitell.
ten Der &analzGpmmiiiion nod elm
Gmpfong nebit einem iif boran oll.
idlicBenOcn Nnl peronItaltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-19
Sie GOngrefwablen in Sainois.
Gbicaao ,Sn., is. 9eopemb

Gbicogn 81, Is. 9touember.
- Ger Staat Sainois miro I'M nod
iten Gongreb burf 5uan5ig &epnbli-
taner nno iitnf 0emofraten pertreter
iein. Gas Heiiiltot ser uuoffi5iellen
3Gblung bat lid iliofern ais lnridj'
fig bernisgeIteIlt, oils I'M 8. NiItrift,
nelfer Chicago umfaBt, Der Hepu'
blifoner mo bis1erige GongreB . Ib,
eeoronete Charles Mc@apin pieoer'
gem1bIt unb nidt iein bentpfrutiId)er
@egner Stonlep Suns aeDdbIt NOR
sen lit. Die Hihtigitellilng int ourf)
Die eno9iiItigc 6~eititellnng Der @abl'
Heilltate burf Die Wablbeboroe err
iolgt. Sums mar 5isber ais gcpablt
angeieben moroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-19

Nem 0orf, Is. Hop. - 9as
9efenntniB leiner Sbnmud)t Sen
Gerliderungs : S6Dinolern gegerl,
iiber bat geitern 0iitriftsampolt ".
SraperS Serome in einem ungefdfU
90 Irldieiten umfoiienoen 9eri6te
iiber Die bon linn porgenommene I'm.
tcriublng Der Sermaltungs .Wetbo.
Den Der oWtutltal" abgelegt. Ser BE.
rift lit geitern Dem 8oupernelir Sig-
gins ais Intlport ouf Die BON Dem
Staatsoberboupte AM %. Slni Dor.
Sabres ergangene Ilfforocrung sur
Fro5eIlirung Der SerIid]erun9o-
SdminOler 5u9eIteQt luoroen. Ser
2iitriftSunmalt gelungt in iebenl
eill5elnen Sail, melden er unterl ud)t
bat, sur Iniiht, bob er mnbtlos iei.
Had elmer ii6 iiber II Wtonate er.
lt%redenoen ltnteriudung erflart CT,
baB er feline 9epeiie sur Seriolgrn9
Der 9eamten erlongen tonnte. Der
Sauptbeitnnot6eil 0es 9eribts lit
Gin Heiume Scr 3eugennusiagen,
lueld)e gelegcntlid Der bonn SegiSlu.
tursIuslfuB porgenommenen I'M
ter ldung gemud)t muroen. Sic
S6luBfolgerungen iino in allen Sal
len oieielben. Gerge6en mogen be-
gangen moroen iein, aber sur llebers
fiibrung Der Sduloigen miiroen Die
p%orbonOenen 9elueile nidt g%enil9cn.
Gesbalb babe er BON elmer Inflogeer.
Gebllng IbItano genommen.
Inter Ben S%inoerniiien, melde ii6
leinem 9emiiben, ole S6ltlbigen be-
~ltrofen 5u loiien, in Ben @eg itellterl,
fiibrt Serome ooS @eieb al, DOB
cine Sdruloigipre6ung nidt olf oos
3ellgnib zines Witiduloigen bin CT.
folgen bari, ouSgenommell, oieIes
3eugniB miro burd anoeres 9emeis'
material, bos ben Nngeflu9ten nit
ser 9egeblmg Oes &erbred]ens & in
8erbinoung britlgt, beitGtiet."
GrlGuternb iiigte Serome bin5,L
oaB groBe Summen fir iogenonnte
co%nfioentiele 3mede perausgobt
muroen. GoS 3cugniB oes aeentcm
melher oieie @eloer pertbeilte, miiroe
niht geniigen, I'm cine Inflage Gil
crbeben, geifpeige cine Sbulbig-
iprehung berbeiiiibrcn, GS pare
notbpenoig, ooB nidt nur Die Be
lpeiie erbratt niirOcn, ionoern Oob
arlf nidt Der geringite 3peiiel all
Dem Sbotbeitnnb altftommcn fonne.
Ger Griminolcober cntbalte feline
Strofbeitimmingen fir @ergeben
mi. iolhe I'M 2oufe ser llnteriudung
5u Gage getreten leien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-19

Yaris, is. Hopember. - Sn bic
iigerS tabt lit Marauis Sos DC Goilet-
8ourono, Der aus elmer alien lponi'
id)en Ioelsfamilie itommte nno cine
befonnte 6igur in Den StroBen oes
Seine. 0abels mar, no er leinen Sc
bensunterbalt oils Groidfenfiitld)cr
peroiente, geitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-19

iperoen. IS beiBt, oab Die foloniolc
&egierung cine 3eit lang marten
ipole, INN 81 ieben, oh Die Slider bon
9op Of Sslonos nod peiter allf arte-
rifonii6en Sii6erbooten Gienite nebs
men meroen; ioate Dies trot Der
jiingIt eriolgten Serrrtbeilung oen-
nod ser GoQ iein, 10 mogen bon scr
&egierrng Oroitiid)e @iittel in anrpen-
Dung gebrod)t merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-19

@ien, Is. Nop. = Sebr idppere
6oleen batte fir ben froatiifen Ib'
georoneten Siiriga Die bon oieiem be-
triebene anti.ulrgariihe Aeitation &C.
seitiet. @egen aufrei5u1g Der &roa'
ten gegen llngarn inter Inflage ge-
iteat, lit Suriga jebt bon Dem
Sdlpurgeridt in TreBburg pro5el'
iirt poroen. Gas 8eriht iuno ben
Ingeflagten Der linn sur Gait geleg.
ten 8eieeiibertretung id)nloig mo
pernrtbeilte i'm 81 elmer @eiGngniB.
itrafe bon 5ipei Sabren Gouer. Die
les ltrtbeil bat inter Den &rooten Ell
men mabren Stiirm Der grbitterunJ
cntfeIieIt unb iie baben in iiberaIs err
resten 0emonitrationen ibrer Gntrii.
flung Observation-Disclosures ansorud Der.
lieben.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
COLOR COMBINATIONS.
Vow They Were Cleveriy Used Tn
 Exposing Fraud

Tn q large factory iu which were em- ployed several hundred persons one of the workmen ill welding his hammer earelessiy allowed it to slip from his hand. + flew halfway across the room and struck q fellow workman in the left eye. The man afterward ayerred that his eye was blinded by the blow. although q careful examination failed to reveal any injury. th"rc being not q scratch visible
 He brought a Sutt ia the courts for compensation for the loss of half of hls cyesisht and refused al offers of compromise. Under tha law the owner of the factory was responsible for aD injury resulting from tu accident Of this kind.
 The day of the trial arrived, and in open court m eminent oculi,t, retained by the defense. examined the alleged injured member anl gare | as his opinion that it was as gool as tue right eye
 Upon the fI5dnti1', lou3 protest of his inability to ST., N.t1 his left eye the oeuli>t pa9veI l.15a pagf8eer and satisfied the court aad jury of Inc fal- sity of his cfata. tfe=aal if s.anl3 by knowing that the caEae4 green and red combined make bjafG.
 IIa prepared t bIaa@pani, on which feW words Were wilton ia green ink. Thea the pla#ati6t W#- ordered 10 put on q pair ot spect:u.les with two difer ent glasses, the oae Ior the right eye being rel, and tAe eae for tAe left eye consisting o6 ordinary s2a~s Then the card was handed to him, and he was ordered to rea4 tue writing on it through the 4las>e>
 This he did without he>itation and the cheat was at o9ee exposed. Owing to the effect which tbe colored glass must have had upot. h, green writing the SoGafI right eye ti52d with the red glass could hot possibly distinguish tie WrfiH@ o4 t3e black surface of the card, WbjIc tIia left eye. which he pre- tended Was stahtle>s Was the one with which tie reading hal to be done.- London Standard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
DEATH BY A SOME.
Imaginary Incident of the Crimenn
 Nur b4 Toistoi.


 The following imaginary incident of the Crimean war k found iii Count Tol- stoi's "SevastopoU" The bomb. com ing faster and faster and nearer and nearer. so hat the sparks Of it's fuse were already visible. descended. Lie down" some one shouted They lay flat on the ground PrAskouhiu. closing his eyes, heard only the bomb crashing down ou tho hard earth close by. \ second passed. which seemed an hour. Tue bo'lb had not exploded. He open ed his eyes and Ut that moment caught q sight of tie glowing fuse of the bomb not a yard off Terror, cold terror. OK cluding every other thought and feel ing. seized his whole being. He covered his face With h.s hands.
 Then he remembered the r rubl%S he owed. Il debt in St. Petersburg that should have been paid long ago and tue gypsy song Ae had sung that evening The woman he loved rose in his i'm agjnaton, wearing I cap with lslae rib bons, and vet, inScpIrdble from AI these and from thousands of other rec olleetion~. the present thought the eX peetaIiou ef death, did hot leave hlm for T moment Perhaps il won't eX- plode,' and with desperate final de cisjon he wished to open his eyes, but at that instant red flame pierced through the still closed lids, and. with terrible crash. something struck him iii the middle of the chest.
 "Ile jumped up and began 10 rua. but. stumbling oyer tie saber that got be tween his iees. fell on his side. Thank God, I'm only brliscd,' was his 1ir~t thought. and he wished to touch lis chest with his hand but his arms seem ed tied to lis sides, and il felt as fl :t wise were s9ncczi4@ bis head Soldiers fitted past hun. aud he counted them uneonsciously Then lightning tlashrd before his eyes. and he wondered whether the shot were fired from q mortar or cannon. Cannon, proha- bly,. and here are more soldierS-tiNe, six, seven soldiers. They all pass by. He was sHddouly filled With fear that they would crush him. He wished to shout iiEt lie Nds Hurt, put HHe ii'''it was so dry that his tongue cloNe to tiie roof of his mouth.
 s.He felt it wet about his chest, and this sensation of being wet made him think of water Fearing lest tine sol diers might tr.mple on him, he tried to shout ''iahe care with you, but instead of that he uttered such q terrible groan that he was fri giltened to hear it. Then other red fires began dancing before his eyes and it seemed to him that the soldiers put stones on him. He made an effort to push off the stones. stretch | cd himself, and Si1W and heard and felt nothing more He had been killed on the spot by d bomb splinter in the md l dle of his chest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
A Turkish Story,

The Turk. as a rule, is not energetic, but he is capable of sudden bursts of activity \ writer in CasSell's Family Magazine gives an illustration:
 He was going home late one night in Constantinople when a man ran by him. pursued by four zaptiehs. Direct ly they caught the man they beHhorcd him vigorously with the butt ends of their guns The Englishman inter- fered
 "If he i> a th'c:, why not talk" him to prison and let han be tried prol erli Don't bali kill the man without il trial
 70 etfenli" said the spokesman af the party. we don't mind his i"je% :. thief We're oHly hitting him ieca29e of the trouble he gave Us to run after him. And that is an oMeuee which the average Turk never for9iVe~.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
PLANT PECUElARITfES

No plant will produec flowers unless there k iron in the soil in which 1t grows,
 Ali plants are provided With flowers, though sometimes these are so small and so hidden as to escape notice.
 The bleeding heart, according to all eastern legend. originated in the drops of blood which fell from Christs side at the crucfiXion.
 Every flower that has a perfume at all secretes volatile oil, the evapofa ton of which constitutes the peculiar odor characteristic of the blossom.
 The smallest flower inown to the hotanist is said to be that of the yeast plant lt is microscopic in size and k said to be only -hundredth of mil limeter in diameter.
 According ta thc paetical idea of Ca tulluS, the rose Was once white, but blushet! red and remained so out of shame for allowing it's thOrnS to ntlict wound on tue feet of Venus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
CAUCASIAN AND NEGRO.
They Ire Fun,inmcntnIiy Opposite
 Extremes In Evolution


 Tle Caucasian hl~ fhe subjective fac uitics wei developed tifa negro th" oh jectiye The Caucasian. and moro par tEHlIrlv the Aa44o StNnn, j> dominant and domn"rriaS tnd possessed prlma- ri.y with determination. will power, self control self government and all the attributes ot the subjective self, with d high development of the ethical and aesthetic fa .uitrns and great red s0uing powers llp' negro is ill direct contrast pV reason ot | certain lack ef these powers and q great development O the objective qualities. lle negro is primarily ad"ctlouatc, immensely emotional, thei >cusual and. under proyutat#ail. }eessjoudte. Th"re k love 0f oul~JFl show of ostrut1tina, of afr- probation. He loves melody and a rude Kind ot poetry aud sotIuroNs IdhgdH.s-- There i~ uHdeteloped artistic FeWer and taste ue&ra,.s make good ,ft ~ans and haHltolaIt~mcu TA'y are deh c.eut ii judgment, iu f!Je formation If ueW .,e;#~ traH existing t1et~. Iii d. y.@M- hviaf1 .ze- amt in IHaNln- at dHeJ,ogs=s. general .l1mt afe initiative rather tEal. .9g.sa3l inventive CT con stre.rtife. aI.Et,estai~ instability of char aetrv incident n lach af self control especially in eaaHcctiea with the 2eX aal reI2llou. aud thero is l lack of osirutatfaa or recognition ef position a8d condition of srlt and environment egfdcueea in various Wdy~, bat hy 2 pa,ul.5f sbHnPtiousuess, so called =bt prof4>sat Hl@.llshear of Texas, this is particularly noticeable.
 The white aHd the black Faces are aatipodsl. then, in cardinal points. The one has 8 Lar&s frontal region of the brain, the u.hef larger ro@ioA h"Iiindt the one k subjective the other objee tive. the 5lo 55 4ie1t re3>oner, tho other nro-eminent y emotional, the one doni= necrin- but !riyinG great self control the other neck and submissive, but violent and lacking self roHffel when the passious trt aroused; the one q very advanced race. the other q very backward u.Te Fhe Caucasian and tie negro are Fundamentally opposite eA= trcmcs in evolution Robert Bennett Bean in Century.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
First hcrln meter.

The first therluoasetel' WaS made ill 1921 by a DHtell physicist named Cor nelius Van prebbeil and consisted of tube filled with air closed at it's up per end and dpptn- Ut it's other eX- tremity, which was open. in a bottle of nitric acid diluted with water. As the temperature rose or fell the air in tbe tube increased or grew less in volume and consequently the liquid descended or rose. This instrument is now known as an air thermometer. but as it's meas urements were based on no fixed prln ciple it was Of little uSe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
THE SWISS ARMY.
Always Rca.2a Isns. Nnr service at R
 Nns.srnt's Notice.

Always Reaas For Nnr service at R
 Mni,.rnt's Notice.
 The total population 0t SWitzcrldllG is ratber les, t!.uu tsl.. t4e population of London alone. yet the pluclly little republic can throw into the field at Il moments notice four completely equip ped and trained army corps to Ger. many,S and Frances twenty and Eng lands nominal eight. In proportion 10 her population as compared with SWlt- zerland. England should possess fifty.
 Every ablebodied Swiss is, ipso faeto, a member of the army from eighteen to forty-four. yet never does one hear the least complaint made by Il Swiss of whatever social class at the tl11iln2 sacrifice of time that his military duties demand. To watch d Swiss bat talion on it's way to maneuvers Ill camp or on it's return Is to watch as contenteJ, seryiceable and cheerful q lot of men as one could wish to meet
 The only serious tax upon the time of the soldiers is the first two months of hard training as recruit. After ward sixteen days ill camp every other year is all that Is required of hih Between whileS he shoots with his comrades little village has it's shooting range-beea}Se he loves it. and devoteS a certain amount of time voluntarily to the physical exercises he is taught at school to keep himself fit. On first joining he is carefully examined as regards his suitability for this or that branch of the service and is drafted into that for which he is best fitted, and he invariably takes as great a pride in his regiment, battery or squadron as could any voluntarily en- listed man in our slnarteSt corps at home.
 The Swiss army comprises 100 bat talions of infantry and tWenty-four squadrons of cavalry. with the neces- sary ordnanc, and departmental corps, while the artillery includes forty eight field batteries. ten batteries of position and two excellent mountain batteries Pal Mall Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

X sick man talks about everything eX. cept death.
 No man is big enough to laugh at q real worry.
 While loafing a man usually thinks about a big scheme that Wou work.
 An apology never gives satisfaction to but one person-the one who nlilhe> it.
 If you must kick, make it swift and sure. and do not prolong the agony by making excuses.
 X boy thinks, What good tune q man has" And |: man thinks, "Nllat a good time boy has, And what a poor time both have.
 It may be as good q feat to have all of little girls petticoats the same length as it is to have everything that goes on the stove cooked at the same time e-AtchSOn Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
CheSapeaI>c Bay.

Few people fully appreciate the great size of the Chesapeake bay. It is the largest indentation on the At lantic coast. and it has often been called the Mediterranean of America. On it's bosom the navies of the world could easily float. It is 200 miles long, and in some places it is forty miles broad It has an area of over 1000 square miles and it shoots off into great rivers with an aggregate length of thousands of miles. - Baltimore Americln
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
KNOCKED IN HEAD X FORDYCE BRICkLAfER GOES ON \ JAG AND GETS
 SLIEGED. The Find oi Officer Ashcraft On Third Avenue Wednesday Night-t Ne"
 gro Woman Arrested.
The Find of Officer Ashcrait On Third

Jack Hamersteen. bricklayel from Fordyce, was found OH Third avenue by Officer Ashcraft Wednesday night, drunk and bleeding from several ugly gashes i'll the head. He was carried to the police station: physician call- ed in and his injuries attended to, X negro woman was arrested who said that Hamersteen tried To push her off of the sidewalk and she knocked him down The WounGa were evident Iv made with knucks and il is belieY- ed that others than the woman did the work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
ROBBERS WHO SECl RED
 S7.OOO VI FAKE THEIR ESC APE.

Ottawa Ill., Nov. S.-The two rob bers who secured $10oo from the Farmers and Miners bank at l-add, made their escape Wednesday after an exciting chase of over forty miles and after numerous battles with the farmers who attempted to Intercept them After holding up the Ladd bank robbers drove to Peru and at the point of revolver compelled the liyeryman to furnish another rig.
 The robbers drove through four townships with police armed with ri tles in close persuit. Farmers were compelled to furnish the robbers with fresh horses.
 In Wallace township the robbers es- capped to Sheridan, where they aban- tioned their horses and caught train presumably for Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-08
The CatIike Fox.

The fox iS an excellent mofscl. He will lie and watch for field mouse ih the lon. grass like a eat, bounce upon it, kill il with Il bite and lay il on on" side until he has ca1fght another and another. when, picking them all up, ;S many Il, he can carry ill his mouth, he will c.fltter away with them to serve them out to the cubs. This fact WAS confirmed by witnesses in Scotland who Wer. examined by committee of the board of agriculture when taking evidence on the occasion of the pla"ue of field voleS on the lowland sheep farms iH lS9., london Graphic,