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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-21
PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS, MONDAY OCTOBER 21 leo7

10:30 o'clock this morning. It ar rived here from TeXarkana at a. m. Conductor Charles Ringler of this city is in charge of the special.
 Miss Gould's car with the othe pri- vate cars were placed on the main tracks of the Cotton Belt at Third avenue and Main street. Shortly af- ter o'clock the distinguished guest and her guests left their cars and were received by committee from the Pine Bluff Y. M. c. A. Among those in the reception committee were Mes danes William H. Langford, Fred Fox, T. E. Adams and J. W. Crawford. The party were driven to the local Y. M. c. A. building at Fifth avenue and Main street, where Miss Gould in- spected the improvement work in pro- gress on the Merrill Institute build ing. She was highly pleased with the great improvements made there and expressed herself freely regarding the good results that would be obtained by the local association when the building will be again thrown open to it's members.
 'lhe party then returned to the spe- cial train and International Secre- tary R. c. Moore delivered an address
 from the rear platform of Miss Gould's car. The distinguished lady and other members of the party re- mained on the platform until MT. Moore concluded his remarks. He told of the great Y. NJ. c. A. work
 and what was being accomplished throughout the world by Y. M. c. A. workers. He also paid high tribute to Miss Gould for the great interest and support, financially and person ally, she is lending to the movement His address was most interesting and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-21

car, Al Missouri Pacific System" She was accompanied here by her maid; R. c. Moore, international sec
 retry of the Y. M. c. A. of America;
 B. l.. Hamilton, general secretary Of the same organization; F. H. Britton, vice president and general manager of the Cotton Belt; J. w. Maxwell, gen eral superintendent of the Cotton Belt; Roy Britton, assistant general attorney for the Cotton Belt; B. A. Peck, division superintendent of the Cotton Belt here, and T. B. Adams superintendent of motive power at the local Cotton Belt shops. Many others accompanied the party, includ- ing various Y. M. c. A. workers, min isters and others who will attend the opening of the new Y. M. c. A. build ing at Jonesboro tonight. The spe- cial train of private cars left the local Cotton Belt shops for Jonesboro at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-21
NEGRO THIEF TAKEN:
 MONEY RECOVERED

Henry McMillan, the negro who was arrested Saturday night by Con- stable Stewart on a grand larceny charge, was transferred to Justice Knox this morning for trial. McMil- Ian is charged with having entered the home of Mrs. Tate at No. 1901 South Olive street Saturday, secured $12 50 in cash. He hid the money under some blanks in an open lot in Lakeside, and after confessing to the theft, told the officers where the mon- ey was. He is in jail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-21
c. A. ILLING OF
 THIS CITY IGNORED
Elected Record Keeper of the State Organization of Maccabees at Re. cent Convention in Little
 R0ck-Other Officers.

c. A. Hing and J. R. Sanders have returned from Little Rock, where they attended the first convention of the Knights of the Maccabees of the World to be held in Arkansas closed Friday night at Little Rock with a banquet at Turner hall.
 The date of the next convention was not fixed, but it will be held in Lit tie Rock again next fall
 Before the meeting adjourned res olutions commendatory of various of ficials who have helped to make the convention success were passed. The press and people of Little Rock were also voted thanks for the cour- tesy accorded to the visitors.
 The officers chosen for the coming year represent nearly all the districts and are: R. A. Hambrich, past state commander, Fort Smith; J. T. Lyles, Little Rock, state commander; w. A. Brown, Clarendon, lieutenant com mander; c. A. Illing, Pine Bluff, re- cord keeper; B. H. Parrish, Para gould, chaplain; A. K. Weyman physician; w. T. Neal, Stamps, M at Arms; M. A. Hooten, Jonesboro, segeant; J. s. Johnson, Fort Smith, first M. guards; s. A. Rice, Stafford Second M. G.; Robert Martin, Green way. sentinel; s. D. King, Hope, pick ct.
 J. T. Lyles, the state commander through whose efforts the first state convention was brought about, and who has been active in building up the Maccabees order in Arkansas, was re- elected to his office unanimously.
 The election of c. A. Illing of this city as state record keper is an honor to the local tent as we'll as to him.
 The convention was presided over by D. P. Markey of Port Huron, Mich igan, supreme commander.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-21

MT. Moore declared that many young men were being saved daily in the Y. M c. As. throughout the world. He was literally applauded by his hear CTS, many of whom were ladies.
 After the address of MT. Moore, E. L. Hamilton of St. Louis made brief statement expressing Miss Gould's regrets at not being enabled to remain in Pine Bluff longer. She stated that she would have been delighted to utet her many friends here personal ly. Miss Gould was ill in Texarkana yesterday and was unable to take part in all the festivities of the day which were programmed. She was present. however, at the big mass meeting in tho afternoon.
 Miss Gould was feeling much better this morning, she stated. The change of climate is believed to have some what affected her usually good health, though her illness is not a cause for any worry Her brother, President Edwin Gould of the Cotton Belt road, was unable to accompany her to this city owing to business. It was his original intention to be pres ent here, however.
 Miss Gould smiled and cordially greeted all of her Pine Bluff friends during the brief reception at the Y. M. c. A. building and at the train When the train pulled out from Main street she waved her handkerchief at the crowd of cheering persons and re- marked that she would be delighted to visit Pine Bluff again.
 Under the direction of Superintend-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-21
ID SUCCEED MRS. BAKER EDDY. Leaders Home, Pleasant View," Busy Place Now adays-Pz continent People of Cult Gather.
NONE WILL BE QUOTED
Countess of Dunmore, Leading Scien- tist of England, Present at Coun. cils-Others Denied Admission to Eddy Home.

Concord, N. H., Oct. 21.-Mrs Au- gusta E. Stetson, first reader of the Christian Science church in New York, has been selected as understudy to Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy, founder and high priestess of the cult.
 This fact leaked out today, and in- cidentally explains the presence dur ing the last six weeks of the Count ess of Dunmore, most prominent of the leaders of the church in England, and of other Christian Scientists who have the confidence of the aged lead CT, at her home at Pleasant View. At the conferences held here a policy of
 absolute secrecy was decided on. Therefore, when inquiry is made at the home of Mrs. Eddy, or other places, no information is vouchsafed.
 When the card of a prominent mem Der of the faith was sent to the lead CT, asking for a momentary inter- view, to present important matters, he was referred to page 46 of Science and Faith, which reads:
 Tt has been said to the author the world is benefited by you, but it feels your influence without seeing you Why do you not make yourself more widely known?'
 '"Could her friends know how little time the author has to make herself outwardly known, excepting through her laborious publications-and how much time and toll are still required to establish the stately operations of Christian Science-they would under stand why she is so secluded. Others could not take her place, even if will ing to do so She therefore remains unseen, patiently at her post, seeking no lf-aggrandizement, but praying tion Qf mankind"
 But, while this has been the recep- tion accorded certain leaders, others have been escorted directly to the study of the aged leader.
 It has been decided that Mrs. Ed dy will not again appear in public at any service of the church. While there will be no positive designation of a successor, Mrs. Stetson will be more than ever in control, and upon the death of the founder will take up where she lays down her lifework.
 Mrs Eddy will publish, within three months, decidedly important addi- ton to her Science and Health, which, it is understood, will deal at great length with the opposition of the med ical fraternity to the Science move ment, and advise her following just what to do in hostile communities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-21

ent E. A. Peck the party of visitors were shown through the many work shops and various departments at the local Cotton Belt shops, before de- parting for Jonesboro. MT. Peck s private car was a part of the special train and he will personally look af- ter the movement of the train until it is returned to St. Louis. Superintend- ent Peck is said to be an intimate friend of the Gould family and in him President Edwin Gould has the greatest of confidence. It was at Mir. Gould's personal request that Mir. Peck is directing the movement of the Gould special.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-21
MISS HELEN GOULD
 S--DEPARTS X distinguished Woman Was
 in Pine Bluff for a Few i. Hours This Morning X Cordially Received sOTHER NOTABLES 
 Special Train Arrived at z a. m. and Departed at 1O:3O For JOnesboro- s International Secretry Moore De- livered Brief Speech.
NOTABLES

Miss Helen Miller Gould arrived in Pine Bluff this morning on schedul- ed time, leaving Texarkana at 12:05 a. m., as it is a we'll known fact that day. She was given fitting ovation here and although she remained in the city only a few hours, she was made to feel perfectly at home, being showered with many exquisite bou-
 tets of flowers, which were sent to ger private car by admiring friends here.
 Miss Gould traveled in her private
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-21
The BANK OF PINE BLUFF
LARGE PLATE GLASS
 WINDOW WAS BROKEN

Some unidentified person broke 2 large plate glass window in the front of the Pine Bluff Mercantile Company Saturday night and when the opening was discovered the police thought that a burglary had been committed. was found missing, however, and the police are at a loss to know something of the incident. It is be- lieved that some person accidentally fell against the glass, breaking it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-21
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In the general prosperity of our country by having steady work and better wages than ever before-what are you doing with your share?
 Prudent workmen are making hay while the sun shines '-they're build ing bank account at our Savings Department while times are prosper ous-getting 3 per cent interest on their money.
 Why not join them?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-21
Nose May, who has had temper

Nose May, who has had tempora- ry charge of the ice plant here, was succeeded by Jim Connole, Wednes- day, and left for his home at Pine Bluff. Nose aside from being tiae fellow is a valuable man for the busi- ness, as he could jolly" you along and sell you five cents worth of ice for a dime with as much ease, grace and compunction as politician would accept a ostoffice.-Camden Beacon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-21
SEE ME QUICK! FOR SALE CHEAP

One-half block on corner of Nine teenth and Linden, in one block of the car line, a beautiful lot, high and well drained. Most desirable residence portion of Pine Bluff. David Lee, 514 Main street. 10-21-3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-21
STUTTGART COUPLE
 MARRIED HERE

F. c. Blohm and Mrs Louisa Mer- tins of Stuttgart were married at the court house in this city tins morning by Justice J. A. Frazier. The couple came here this morning from Stutt- gart, their home, secured the license and were married few minutes later.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-21
Say It Gently But .Forcibly

When asked who made that stylish and we'll fitting garment for you, "Eisenkramer the Tailor, over Citi-
 zens bank, Second avenue, corner Pine street, makes all my good clothes"
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Gin fiirdltbarcr Orfon, auf weld)eil
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ben Selielbern int 6norolihen Gbeil
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meld)eS nlittcn I'M .8lcrm Oil Ecol.
gelegen lit uno no oas llnlpetter am
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umgefpmmen. Cine pabrc Sintilutb
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in Mai5e, 5. &, 5adwerfbdaler unl'
geworfen unb 9aflteineebGlioe ser.
triimmert. Nus nielen SelqueQcn
front oas Del ulicontrolirt ans lno
iiberldnemmt oaS 2dl,o. 'ae -
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Spredels' 3eformpIau.

SanSranciseo, 81. Suuii -
@ie &uoolpb Sprcdels befarhlt CAB.
fat er cincn Tlan fir cine oaiierrbc
SidjerlteIuns Der Staot sesen vBroi'
tiers" beinabe fertig ols9carbeitet,
unb CT bofit, baB oos nelie Spltcm
ihon bei'm SabrcsidluB eingefiibrt
mcrben fannn. gs lit babel aui einen
aus 9iirsern beItebenoen &ednungs-
ausidpiB abgcieben, ipeld)er ale
Stritte Der Staotuermaltnng iiber'
mad)en nno uld) Die iGmntlid)en itdo.
tiihen Yeamten, pom Wiapor. al,
ihari imsll,se bebalten ioa. Spredcls
bercd)net, oaB Die Gurdfiibrnas biz
les Spitenls nit einem iabrlid)en sltI.
lparo non 100000 iih ermoglifen
laiien miro, mnb oab es oaiiir ocn
Steiier5ablern cine jabrlide Gripat.
nib BON $4,000, 900 e%inbringen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28
WIS bent Snncrcn MarplanS'S nnS
ben angrenscnoen Staatcn.
II m Elm Z II.

3u Orb Giln, @oibington'G ountD,
Wto., ipielte iih am 9ienitag cine
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RIGGS, abcr bod niht tootlides Gnot
no6rl. 8tont Stabitnaa lfenftc ocr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gnfmerflomteit.
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Der Sral Sboop I'M @cbol5. 9eioc
OeGnlter mnren belpoiinct, Stoblmcil
nit elmer Sd)rptffintc mo Sboop nit
eincm Mepolper. Sic legtcn oltf eln'
altoer on, Sioblman ipor icood en-
id)led)ter Sdiibe INTO febltc leine,
8eaner, bogegen troI oiclcr Stabl-
nldn ant iinfen Ncille 1tltO priigcltc
i'm init ocln &olbcn ieineS Mtooluers
o6enorei bilrd). Sboop ~liefcrtc iid) ben
0eboroen aus ltlo crlpirfte 5ugleid)
einen S%oitbsIebl fir Stoblmon.
&nabe I'M 0runnen ertrur.
FEN.
9os ~oreijGbrige Sobnden oes Bel
Soneptoiun Mb., iuobnbaften Sor-
nlers Sarrp Sbler ertranf am 9ien-
ltag Morgsn in einem alten Srlll.
men, ser 200 Yarbs bonn Solie ent-
feri,t ipar. IS mnr bos ciuSige aino
oeS SarmcrS.
Heue aoblen Gompaan G.
Sn @raitorL 8.-Sa., lit Die Sorrl-
ion aublcnsGonlpngnic nit cinenl
&apitnl bon $4,000 i~ncorporirt nor.
bcn. Die bel Grafton Acknowledgements
anlegen tuiQ.
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3luei Gents Sabrselo.

Sragc iiber Ourdfii6rung oes Oies.
be5iiglihen @eietes ioG Dor Oas
S6erbunoesacridt gebraft per.
0cn.- @%iienbabnen ourf 81 piele
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2lnmGlte ser ad)t5etn Sallptbabnen
BON Wiilouri unb Ser General . Nn.
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ser Gontpeten5 Ser 9,irdiiibriing oes
Staatsgeieses, wool,rd Der. 6nbr-
preis auf Sen Giienbabnen alli 5lpei
Gents pro Weile normirt miro, Dor
oas Ober6unoesgeribt 81 brineeu.
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9abnen, ipeldes IN ibren @inbafts-
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mo @eneral-I nlpalt Sabley piro in
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der Ser gniidJt lit, bas @erid)t babe
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einem Der 2dlle cine @erihtsororc
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bunoesgerift 9ebet.
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giien6abn.@ cicQi6aiten pcs @eiteus
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freie SaGrt beipiQigen biirfen, pbne
nit cinem Stoats- ober 9llnoesgeiek
IN Gonflift 81 fommen. Inter Sen
8cietcn mebrerer Staaten fonncn
5llm 9ciipicl 8ciitlibe in einenl
Staate nnentgeltlid rciien, m1breno
tic IN einem onoeren Staate oen pol
len 5ubrpreis be5ablen mIiiiien, inter
Dem 9lnoesgeics aber Olirh 6eioc
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aiere auf 5lpei Gents pro Meile feit.
geiebt miro, nad6ilfommmen, unb
BADEN Sic Eaiiagier . Ngenten IN
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asenten inItruirt woroer,, Die &atelt
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in arait 5u iesen unb bieielbeu allf
sic in oer perihiebcnen Staoten be.
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srag5Sie1fn Niilmamfee.

Sunger Teutifer erihieBt ieine
9raut, beren @ntcr unb iif ielbit.
= llriad]e ser Ibat nid)t befonnt.
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babcn Die Toropeiticite ser Staot
Milpaufee, Die mlSihlieBlid bon
Geutiden bemobnt lit, in Sic oller.
groBte, N%atiresltng periebt. Ger 25e
lalrige aaorens Sienc, elm alelnpner.
crid)oB nidtsimu MI ieinen 'fiinftigen
SdJmiegeroater, 1rnn5a 8olfmann,
cinen befqfihtcn uno gcddfetcn Yoli.
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grailt ella Yolfnann, Die crit 10
Sabre 5ablteJ Inn oouyt ielbit SeIbit.
moro SIT beaeben. Gos ein5igc Wotip
3lt Scr Sbot fam sur 3eit mir BARN
gelilft meroen, bab Sater INTO God
ter boronl beltonhcnt 0aB oie @od5eit
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abeno nad 8 ltbr in Splfmonn's
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81 begebcn uno gum Sbeil entfleioet
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lie ober iaberL iuo3 geld)cben par,
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sAl babel Die Siia1tng oerielben ser
trIAmerno, jagtc Dem Raod,cn jlpei
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nern in Der @irthidjait geIprohen
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bob 6icnc ie6r jaGjornig mar. er
bat 8erluuuotsnim Stoate Eem.0crf,
no CT ielbit Sair Sdrtle ging.
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Ginscisiirstc 9rnben,uerfc.

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= lleberf otfd @htlsf! 3eAe' Ser sill
foe Gpaf 9t:Hcin 9itston Sorunibip
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bGuicr wuroea 6eifdbiat. j Stellcn-
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luio es entitmnoen breitc Giiic. Die
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oaS froglid)c Serrain uno ibr Der
tebr mlroc mebrere Stunoen inter
6rod)ell. @lilflifer @eiie befano iidJ
5llr 3eit Niemono in Dem betrciien-
Den 5beil beS 9ergwerts.
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@crmiidtc tclesrapbiidc 9cpcidcn.

Die ebrmiiroioe, I'M t6. Sobr-
bunoert scbnute Stride bel Senecn.
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fir ben Negur. 9tniftdnS ar bic Der.
Staateh 3ai pc5obleno lhaf!! ihni cirfa
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uno oilf Die pielen oltmooiIden Sau'
Ter, meld)e feline 9a0eitllben baber, IN
ienem Staotpiertel aufmerfiam &c.
maf)t. ,Sr. See empfieblt Der Com.
milton, Elm @runoitiid All Der @reen.
mount . apenrle, 5lpiiden Gbale' mo
goaeritraBc, fir oieie 9abe-I nitalt
dn5ufauien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28
weNera Aaarslanb Giientabn.

Beginneno an o. SuNt.s bctIdbt Stuen,etation
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4.f0 TMsorgenS - GMieupot, eoaerstctpn, 81,
& B.sBdbn,~ lgdbnfSboro, G4dftbere6ur0
NH alsgsnon'nsest eonnides @oneod urS
la Saain. Accommodation aaN linton,
.4:55 @aam: gEsreb .aauptIiHie, Saaerk
ionon, Saresdt SniSnsIsbiirs mt a,,saeIlonn'
,xdslIaI aasgsNcniinen eennsaa:..
7.l3 Moreens Dorfsfg. am S.50tpt spp
7.50 Wapreens = accommodation mad Siee.
fielo. fofpte GfnfuitsbirQ.s
ss.57 Woreens =. @eftfi&er grpreb, gpeitmin.
'saiSge. ysuraa affd, Sine Monnidin, Basnes.
hnrr. 0bntnbershMra,' 3aaer6foipt 1dneod,
Siimberlaio uno GltiHS, Yuffet'S bferbations'
$500 @adm. pIie M,ountainag rpres. sscrts
mirfter. grueebinc (Jreberid), Ibnrmcnf,
Blue Hioae, 9uenn Sifta, Blue Wonfairt uub
SaaerStotpn. Y~arIcrsSeaegpm
3.25 giaGrn. = Sauptltnie 6itfim bon Gutorb,
Ssf9 me- i g s, port, San0osr, eetf'sbura nHS
5.s3 ssa1m..- accommodation mad Sanobet.
6.15 Mbenos aQunmosattoH mad tlnion'
8sr esmaass:.
1ld5 MberoS = Recommendation nod inictis
Nns 0snnfaps:
$50 .!Waorger,8 - accommodation nod ttfipn
Hribge unb 6onober.
= &dIt nt9t am HenmfbIbania.a abe Jadbutpf an.
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