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The sun., 1908-03-26

ARMSTRONG. March .. 1oos at her residence
Dansville, n. y, Harrotte ClaTksnh BedloW,
widow OF Col. Frederick WAlcott Armstrong
and beloved mother OF Ms. Frank N. Hartman
Of Dansvllle and Frederick W. Armstrong
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BACKUS.-On Wednesday. March IS A. Me
residence. 81 Livingston st.. Brooklyn, Truman
J. Backus, LID President OF Packer Col
legiate institute brooklyn.
Services South Congregational Church, March q,
NioA.M. lnterment al Syracuse, NY. D.
cARR,-on Wednesday. March 25 l0Os. Humphrey
W. Carr, aged 10 years.
Funeral services At his late residence, "A MsE
nolia Av., Jersey City. Friday, March a. atAP.A
DuER.-on Wednesday. March Is. ioOs, after
short illness Elizabeth. widow of James Cora
King Duer and daughter Of the late orsndo
MeAdS.
Funeral private. Il Ia requested that no aOvsH
be sent. Albany papers please copy.
FLlTTHER.-Entsred Into rest at Morristovn M
March q, N7A. NJ, Ernest August MAI Flitin'T,
IN the SD year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited :"
attend the funeral services at his late reddsnoeN
Garvlo's Point, Glen Cove, n. Y. on ThrTsdy
March %, at p. N. Carriages will meet tran
leaving East saith st. ferry at lO;Sd 4. N. and
arriving :. Glen 81 al IL NJ.
GOOD John Good. At special meeting Of tS'
TAUgTEEs or THE KrNos COUNT TBru
coNPANI, held at the once OF the Company on
the 18th day OF March q resolution was unNi
mously adopted. In which the life and chAraeVt
OF the deceased was commended and also ~
pfessng deep regret for his loss 70 the lnSiti
tlon and their coincidence with the hmly,in
their great bereavement. with instructions 10
have the same entered upon the minutes andA
copy sent TO the family.
THOMAS BLAZE, Secretary
HALL.--on Wednesday morning, March IS, isA
Charles Cuthbert Hall, In the S6th year Of hh
are.
By Dr. HSlls own request the funeral viii NJ
private In Adams Chapel. Also by h'r'al'si
fftends viii send no flowers. lnletuen'
Westport Point, Mass
JAcKSoN.-on March ~. At her residence. IN BnF'
hamton, N. y, In the 10th year Of her He
Nancy Louisa hSther. widow OF EdwIn T.
Jackson.
Funeral Thursday, March 20, 1908 at 80 P n
Friends please omit flowers.
PURDY.-At West Farms. New YORK cIy %
Monday, March -. i0os. Rachel. wife OF us
late Samuel NJ. Purdy, In her S.d year
Relatives and friends Of the family are reipoft'
fully invited 10 attend the funeral on ThUs
day, March -, At p. NJ. from her lata rest
denoe, East i6oth Of. and Boston mad. N"'
Farms. Intsrment woodiSwn.
SANDS.-williAm Richardson Sands son ~ tvsuh
Ledyard Sands and Ann Maria Hodgs hNrn W
the city Of New York November 81, lSl oea
March a. loo6.
Funeral At Grace Church ChAntry BrosdvJ
and 10th St. Friday. March q, at n 4 NJ
wHlTTEhoRE.-- Monday. March = II"
Robert j., beloved husband Of j. Allc' Wb'"'
more, In his 18th year
Funeral services athis iAts residence. iieNOtoaNl
BrOoklyn, on Thursday. March n. Al " 4.
The sun., 1908-03-26
on THE PHONE NUIDAVER CASE,
StenOErapher Listens 10 Thoughts on
Jackson and shaw.

jackson and shaw
The hearing on the charge Of attempted
eItortion made against Nathan Nidaver
who was one Of Attorney General Jack
sons special deputies. by William r. Mont
gomery. eX-preadent Of the Hamilton
Bank. was concluded Yesterday. Mag
istrate Herman asked both sides to sub
init briefs before April /, but bv that time
Assistant District Attorney kresel will
have presented the case TO the Grand Jury
Some amusement was caused by the
reading Of stenographer record made
at Montgomery's house Of conversation
between Montgomery at that end Of the
telephone and his lawyer. Moses Gross
man. at the other, Just after jackson had
jumped In and got receivers appointed
for the Oriental Bank. Here is some Of It;
Bill-Il get an easy job for you Moe.
Moe Put me on the bench
Rll No. I'll make you Attorney General
Moe don't want to be Attorney General
BIZ Then I'll make you rereivrr for a
hank
Moe-I don't want TO be hank receiver
blll lOll Nthll huO'll Nilt NIlFUlhl DUUhs
Pretty bald. eh'
Moe Bald
Bill ,lackson's a poor lawyer
Moe Yes, he got there through bluf
Bill-No doubt that he's poor lawyer hut
there's no doubt that he's good man TO
stand in with.
Moe Yes,
Bill-.what kind Of a time did YOU have
Al the banquet last night?
D Moe--Pretty good.
Bill SHAW leslie NJ was there. What
kind Of a speech did he make'
Moe Awful awfulll awfu!'l
Bill Pretty bad. oh?
NOZZLE talked about elastic currency.
Bill-CTrrency has got TO be pretty damned
elastic to 90 around these days.
Montgomery had been primed to say a
lot Of things TO Grossman to draw him on
One Of the things Montgomery said was
Moe. we'll take Vidaver for a ride and
spill him over n Cliff"
The sun., 1908-03-26
ASTOR PLACE SFOURTH AVE.
TAGGART LOOKS LIKE A WINNER
Gets Majority Of Indiana DeleEates-One
RonEh and Tumble Double COnYentIOn.

RouEh and Tumble Double Convention.
INDIANAPOLIS March 2S.-The Seventh
district convention this afternoon was
marked by numerous fist fights and knock
downs. Curses we're passed back and
forth by the Taggart men and the ants,
and the police had to DO called.
Each faction chose delegates to the Dem
YER convention and State convention OH
Gers, 30 the question Of regularity will 60
before the credentials committee Of the
State convention.
All the delegates claiming 20 have been
elected at the primaries yesterday crowded
into the Criminal Court room this after
noon. As soon az District Committeeman
Roerbly called them 10 order the ants
moved that Charles Clark be made chair
man. Clark climbed upon a table, from
which he was promptly pulled down, by
half dozen Taggart men. Around these
had assembled fifty or sixty men, and fight
ing soon became general, three regular
slugging matches being carried on In one
part Of the room and two men being knocked
down in another
Somebody named two men as delegates
10 the Denver convention and Clark, with
two men at his throat and 30 nearly choked
that he could not be heard three feet away,
put the motion and declared the two dele
gates elected.
State convention officers we're similarly
chosen and then a motion TO adjourn was
made and declared adopted by Clark, who
all the time was in the hands Of stalWart
Tsggart men, struggling to make himself
heard.
Then the antis, si1ty-one strong, filed
out Of the room. leaving Il 10 the Taggart
men.
Delegates to Denver we're then chosen
and the state convention officers were
named.
There we're no contests in the other twelve
district conventions. A large majority OF
the men selected are recognized as Taggart
supporters, thus insuring his reelection as
national committeeman and giving him
the victory in both his own district and
the State At large .-.,.
Nearly all the conventions pledged their
Denver delegates TO vote for Bryan. .
The sun., 1908-03-26
NORTH DAKOTA FOR BRYAN

JOhnsOns Friends Regret Va HosILancy in
Announcing His Candidacy.
GRAND FORKS. n. D.. March 2S.-Bryan
received the Endorsement Of the State
Democratic convention to-day.
A dozen cauouses were held in which the
question Of indorsing Bryan or sending an
uninstructed delegation was debated. II
was nearly an even chance for an unin-
structed delegation, but the resolutions
committee, standing to I, reported favor
ably for instructions and the resolutions
was adopted unanimously.
Followers OF Gov. johnson spoke in his
praise and declared that had he made pub
lie The announcement Of his candidacy
two months ago he would have had the
solid support OF the convention.
The sun., 1908-03-26
No ONO BOOM ron BRYAN.
Democratic Harmony Mass Meeting Re
fuses 10 IndOrse Him.

fuses 10 IndOrse Him.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 25 The State
Democratic harmony conference held
here tonight broke up in n row owing to
the desire Of friends Of W. j. Bryan to give
him an Endorsement.
Three hundred representative Democrats
we're here and John l.. Zimmerman Of
Springfield presided. 4 harmony speech
was made by him and then one was made
by Gen. r. B, Finley Of Bucyrus who Of.
fered a peace resolution urging Democrats
throughout the State to get together.
Then resolution offered by Sloane
Gordon of Hamilton providing that dele
gates 20 the State convention indOrse a
candidate for United States Senator was
knocked out because scheme in behalf
Of former Governor Campbell was scented.
Next Bryan Endorsement resolution was
declared to be out of order. At this half
dozen Bryan men sought to speak, and
finally II. u. McFadden of Steubenville was
recognized. lie was repeatedly declared
ont Of order during a speech in Bryan's
behalf and finally he called upon all those
who we're for Bryan to stand. Nearly two
thirds Of those present arose amid great
confusion,
The leaders who had called the conference
tried in vain 10 secure an orderly meeting.
and after the Finley harmony resolution
was declared adopted by viva voce vote
adjournment was taken
Mayor Tom l.. johnson, whose quarrel
with State Chairman II. G. CARRIER brought
on the meeting, was present. CARRIER, who
is in Door health, sent letter Withdrawing
from politics and announcing that he is not
candidate for any Office, national COM
mtteeman, State chairman or anything else,
and that he has no candidate for any Office.
The most important development Of to-
night a meeting was the Inauguration Of a
boom for Judson Harmon for Governor,
II was said by his friends that he would
accept the nomination il rendered him.
The sun., 1908-03-26
MrLLEFS FOE srCCErDS NV.
Mccormack Il Tax commissioner Having
Downed the Old Man.

DOwned the Old Wan.
Mayor Mcclellan yesterday appointed
Charles J. Mccormack Of Richmond to sue
ceed Nicholas Muller as Tax Commissioner
Mccormack after a three years fight against
Muller succeeded in ousinE him from the
Democratic leadership Of Richmond at the
primary election last fall When the break
between Mayor Mcclellan and Charles F.
Murphy came about Mccormack took the
Mcclellan side, and when he carried the
borough he was appointed Deputy Com
missioner Of the Department OF Water
Supply, Gas and Electricity.
Az the present time Mccormack Is on
friendly terms with Murphy. Mr. Muller
is an old man, ais influence in Richmond
has declined, and with il his influence in
Fourteenth street.
As Deputy Commissioner OF the Water
Department Mr. McCormaok's salary was
s2.5OO. His new salary is 5000
Water Commissioner John II. O'Brien has
appointed John Z. Bowe TO succeed McCor-
mack as the Deputy Commissioner for
Richmond. Mr.. Bowe lives in Stapleton,
He helped Mccormack In the fight against
Muller. He has been B. a o, employee,
while Muller is an old Erie man.
The sun., 1908-03-26
SENATOR JEFF'S MEN BEATEN.

Candidate He EspOused Turned Down In
Arkansas Democratic Primaries.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, March 25.-Although
returns are incomplete conservative est.
mates indicate that majority Of the candi.
dates whose election in to-dsy's Democratic
State primaries was espoused by United
States Senator Jeff Davis are defeated.
The largest vote ever polled at primary
in this State was brought out, The tickets
are buTdened with many candidates and
II will be morning before the count is COM
pleted
The sun., 1908-03-26
BRYAN AND SULLIVAN BOTH WIN.
Former Gets Committee Enforcement and
Latter Has His Way About Delegates.

Former Gets Committee Enforcement and
Latter Has His Way About Delegates.
CHICAGO, March 2S.--W. J. Bryan was in
dorsed in emphatic language to-day at the
meeting Of the Democratic State committee
at the Sherman House.
Roger c. Sullvans friends we're in COM
,lete control Of the forces and carried out
their programme without hindrance. No
hard words were spoken. the only dis
cussion being on the method Of selecting
delegates TO the State convention 10 be held
at Springfield April %.
The Sullivan men carried their point on
this score. defeating the followers Of NJ. +.
Dunlap Of Jacksonville. who wanted an
ironclad rule that county conventions be
held. The plan admitted leaves II TO the
discretion Of the various county commit
tees
The sun., 1908-03-26
REBEL AGAINST NUGENT.
100 Newark Democrats start out TO Get
New Leader.

NCN btautTs
One hundred Newark Democrats last
night organized into a movement to depose
State Committeeman James r. Nugent as
the party leader OF Essex county. Edward
NJ Waldron, whose defeat for the nomination
for Mayor Of Newark in 1905 was laid to
Nugent, was made temporary leader Of
the instruction. Speeches were made by
Wadron, DR.. Charles 7. Kraemer, Charles
p. Gillen, eI-Assemblyman Edward H.
Wright Jr.. and others
It was decided TO form branches Of the
movement in every ward Of Newark and
throughout Essex county and 20 make a
concerted attack upon the Democratic
machine at the next primaries.
At the same time that Nugent was being
denounced by the independents his own
followers were arranging 70 give him a
banquet with seats for 1000 men.
The sun., 1908-03-26
Morse Prefers Federal Court.

Eugene p. Carver, Charles W, MoreI
lawyer. filed with Justice 0'Gorman Of the
Supreme Court yesterday an application
for an order transferring the suit brought
by Receiver Charles A. Hanna against Morse
and the other directors Of the National
Bank Of North America on account Of So
called dummy loans from the State Cour
70 the United States Circuit Court, This
suit il for the recovery Of S405 900.
The sun., 1908-03-26
SENATOR PENROsE VERY Low.
Physicians say That the Crisis In His Illness
Has Arrived.

PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-Physicians Of
Senator Boise Penrose said tonight that
his condition ia alarming and that THEORISTS
has come. The Senator is suffering from
a combination Of eryslpelas and bronchitis.
So grave Ia his condition that his physi-
clans were with him from midnight on.
Chairman Wesley r. Andrews Of the
Republican State committee notified Mayor
Reyburn this afternoon that owing 10 Sena
tor Penrose's illness the dinner that was 10
have been given 10 his colleague, Senator
Knox, At Warrington this evening, has been
indefinitely postponed. .-
The sun., 1908-03-26
NEGROES OPPOSE TAFT.
Bis Boston Mass Meeting Also Denounce
President Roosevelt.

President Roosevelt.
Boston, March 25,--A mass meeting OF
negro citizens in Faneull Hall tonight
passed resolutions denouncing President
Roosevelt for his action in the Brownsville
affair and protesting against the nomina-
ton OF Secretary Taft
Senator Foraker was praised, but the
various speakers were not united on the
candidacy Of either Hughes, Cannon.
Foraker or Fairbanks for the Republican
nomination.
The sun., 1908-03-26
Two Sets Of DeleEates From Mississippi
District.

JACKSON, MisS,, March 2S.-Repubncans
Of the Eighth Congress district to-day
chose two sets Of delegates 70 the national
oonvSnticn, one supporting Taft, the other
Foraker.
The sun., 1908-03-26
Two for Cannon N ChIcaEo.

Two Tor cannon IA chicago.
CHICAGO, March 26.-The two delegates
from the Third Congress district, the home
territory Of Gov. Benson, selected to-day
were instructed for Cannon.
The sun., 1908-03-26
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Every turn Of fashion is anticipated here-why wait
until next season for what we can give you tO-day@
Reudytowear garments produced for by Alfred Benjamin Co
intended 10 replace the much s priced products Of exclusive o
The sun., 1908-03-26
PRESIDENTS EESSAGETHED
URGES ENACTMENT INTO Law or
SOME or sMF- POLICIES"

Among Them Child Labor and Employers
Liability LaWs-Suggests Amendments
tSAnt.TruSt hnd Ipterttate Commerce
Laws -PrepGratIUnfU for Taria HeyisIOn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-01

The citizens of Pine BlnG ar sa -hIas Hetae4 object lesson a9 ia #dfeet soeseqaences -of nes}ect
 Fhe eay.a4 of the rHer bank 2tf#. =}'zesent js not Ide first time that t&. ias.ae~s district eG ripe Bluff bas aeoe tars26ae5 from 56s 4aaf5a
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 Is lime went hy t became apnar@. that jae l1be~ were Wemn4 aua and wit2 yaca recurrence or rz, rts1 n theriveris= aeeane tite more anpasea5 tAaa tae efficacy q these &al ramsa works MS .ns aestroeea. The ca hie sste1al ttsaeS soa5dea r6a ,oev q a1#@ 3od M4ed a2en aas ejtzeu- t4e necessity ot ~eearfn- aaafbeg .ad E eTaI appromlation fog ta4 improve ment of theSe dykes. h .dc mean t'me fhe #ree =sftvtr frenzy sp4aug 3a and Major Clifton E. Heeelinrils. vas retired from eoa-ygss. No sog crnment aid could o. II least 0as net. secured for tho rebuilding or ar.- ,eet;oa o1 the Pine nlpn Dykes, ana {
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-01
lOS ERTTSISG.

AdFertisis is no longer d matter Q conjecture. IL is an esta6lishes science, and the man who qttrae.s tbt public eye-thc man who advertisex scientitically-is he who wins in this age of competition.
 Advertising is to business what me l!ood is to the animal oreapzatioa- without t there would bc nc business activity. ahd commerce would be dead. Fht man who says that naWspaper advertising does not pay has never tried. He is in a Tut and gives IS an excuse for not adycuisin1 q cry of hard times Indeed. times ara Gaed Tor him and he tosses restless IH on the bed he has made himseu.
 fIundered of dollars have been thrown away in foolish publicity; thousands of dollars have been made where ones business has been prop- 6rly pat before the public eye. Lead in4 business men everywhere atjrih- rue their success 70 ad1ertisins. and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-01

with tde exception of the approDria ;ion secured by Congressman Breel,= ieridge, not one cent was ayer after. wards obtained from the Federal government for this work.
 Ks result, tbe dykes were wash ea away and today ,he sane hnsi aess district is again threatoned 4its destruction from tho =rayases e. tae sreedl Arkansas, all Of 9aicA couid havo ben avoided aad tbe &oyqrnaeas works not been aeslreted. Graphic desires to remark parantea.:- saiIy in that eoaneetjoa. without any #esire#te Frleet s@au= aaf 5ndigal1a5 lEeafser o6 eorsress from this stase. has s.m22. fo ass9gt 3s taca, t.as sss1 m alaiaoaal cent er 9yseaaIgar aoneE W9s ever secarel for Pa E'e4 a# .5,aarae.1e4fs s..= 4ea- ae7.a.t. Robinson s1z eansd n approximation 'a' 5sg i1eyieHal aafta=
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 ss 0#a.s t#.z s5afset=#e 5ss .eeza. eof eHef @qJ aat jl aae z.1a4e. am Gece4#ta azs4ess. -H.ss ns oaiaion. t19 rteer Hont will =az.ee se a4ata aa5 Hately protected a.aj' 'a,= =ao1eenHen dykes are rebailt.# w. ia not believe thag tao proposed K. 'etneot VorE will 2Ne adequate pre- ,ecgion and th,t whatever relief lerNeaEeom yhts source wil he on3y=l empofary ia it's character.
 The Graphic would there5ore arg iaan o4r citizens. that apon the as.l .eohtin4 ol Congress in Noyembes. determined effort r. made 10 ao ano.hor appropriation for tho ehusldinS of tte= aovennent fv'0~, i Pine Bln0
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-01

, their achievements witness ,ho fact. The most reliable and profitable ad- vertisins the business man can do is through the colums oI reputable spaper. The readers of first class newspaper have confidence i'll
 it and, knowing that no sel5-cesQect- ing paper would give saaea Q eeauau- lent firms, are slad to patcooiza the newspaper advertiser ..eeaas4 =el ght- oae fact.
 The Morning Graal0@ t4 gefi4- readers fesr class and e.i..sle ase serNee. and k sis.as 3ha aa7esGHs a4uLaaat returns. To its readers ,ao newspaper w.U state .a5. 10 adves- Using goes inc ;'.gz7 a9}aas saa- sz tot entirely leeiti.aase. and sae aa ness firms w1tca ara 8te@ea.ad q fea [ea zaa. aeas a.5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-01
"l N DAY" RESULTS.

fae GSaphjp js pleased to coae1a,- .',ttr the 4oad people ot Pine Biur i'z -e1er2ls and Inc members of th Ladies li2sAtal Nssoeiation. ia pa Gealar. upon ,ae= results derived froal fag Day which uetted sl.&S7.7< {. tso nospua taud.
 f3e Graphic hopes tI1at T4- naAa N.l. become l permanent annual sa- tnre. The Hospital is an enterprise that appeals to the paaue general. and everybody sho4ll bc ai>en an O.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-01

subscriber will be permitted to be- como delinquent for three months and persons who want the Graphic delig- cred to them every morning must pay their subscriptions promptly. Sub seribers should remember that the price of subscription but little more than pays the cost of the paper and
 delivery. and should therefore 9e ready to pay our collector when he G3}fS If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-01
Vs jt9 FaE GINGER 34F.

lA. ae=.za=s2 ss' 'sea =aa 9oaa
 
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 ,s t.te 3iad .1aa#uz inclined
 some people eeseH= aa nae .tezr= t..el ju1ap mto il.
 Don't expect to iad Fga- .iqH .. iaaeH tall Of shade traes.
 Many mans dog o5a 4.va a4 lessons in fidelity and .0taarIt<. \ 2irI who can manage 10 get 5rr.5. ,asaSement rings maSt have a=eiren. of her own.
 Some women ueT, aar checks ea their purchases. They leave tha. .,1 their husbands.
 II is a waist of effort to try l3 heat o'e's house win hot air. Iit- tie less talk and 3 little more stMa the wood pile
 nauIhty man says taat woman has ahont the same 1eeliHg for los:e in an argument as for coc'uoaeles in the kitchen.
 The man who sits down to vait fos fortune. too late finds thai the tickie creature went around Se other way with more mastertul man. Teacher ~You have named all do- nestle animals save one. IL has brist- Iy hair, it is srimy likes dirt and is fond of mud. Well rom?" Tom tshamefacediy1; That's me. From November Farm Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-01
N S';t EipiiGN PRiGg.
 
uSeh Is 4&e&8ee,
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT SUB.
 S'RIRERS

Notice is hereby given that begin hing November l, all subscribers for the Daily Graphic who are three months in arrears. vii! have their paper stopped and the account placed In the hands vf collection agency for attention. From this date forward no
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-01

&gIf.=He eaH give eoa h. )4.s3,.= =st aGf HgNt GresideHf His Ha#e PIE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-01

hoGtunity annually to make q contrib Gtioa to this humane enterprise. Tht Hospital is an institution that saoa3a lie supported bv ali. inclaain@ 1,,s humblest laaorer ,o the wvalthi,.a. !eapitalist
 t is fos. .eae benefit o. -ans4ios hmnanitg
 --o:-o----
 The Graphic conQe0,ls Gov pas= tcrson for his stand agalas. nigat rid ees ill Tennessee. Had Gov Beel<am been as firm during his administra- t.en 1t the yeey beginning Of me aiaIsa fder ag~ines@ in KeatQckv il a9aaDl a-fee h4ss cztE....d @oy tootaol3 F the souh.
 o4y oH 5ae 4ea.sts ing results ot f5a elaage in g5aet officers s8sar5ds k 5ifu= ,iizlff htf15 5,5a al5a#1 .s.e.a#s= .a @4fe zI5eI 5s..lln2 ulice o5 eiglff .as.=c 5eas. j'e e5.rJaa a5uate gsszs M ION 5'a.n .7 o8p51#J #Juf5y f5 zea how HlHea}t fs=5o=u5..,. E is}s
 ass9-==z- #eIf Ne ea9 give eoa sae ea4e=.s agr Hgzt President. His aa#e PIE.
 - .fO------------ Wednesday morning there Nil be 1 sre8l many I-told-you.eos
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100000 March
 in New York City

iissfs1 Nfas saae5ai to Ga alslc.
 =Ne~ Y4as- -@.ss, Oct. -atth Tase saeak.ng af hasllea5e4. Republicans %o#d u. ..@ e4ala5 oniaht hore ' . @2ro~Tesigz raae T which | 's fat..t. .eea .'.a.asa aia I.ne@ C.i4- fiilate sbslaaa aad %.a,,starq noo5 who ia5et 9taVs' h.. Jasuai3aI a3 HfHe%t SitHt ss". nara F. Raof est. .7.57iz fe ..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-01

s2srac at Taseof1ee sz pins Rxw ss s@ecae elSa. mAu asfer &sAfertisteg aat,y arSe kxay@ O.
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THE GOVERNMENT Dlht.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-01

Wednesday morning theIe Nil be E sreat many I-told-you.sos