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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-31

aus nift anbaitcn, ionoern bur6 Die
lebenbige Strait. Die er pdbreno bes
SalleS crlangt bat, bis 81 ben Inti@
ponen leiuen Sail forticten. bort INT
febren uno fortseiett cine 1enbelbes
megun9 in bieiem S6udt bnrd Die
grbe ausfiibreu." ELIMINATION refs
net aIs tiiftiger Wotbematifer audi
aus, uie LANCE Elm ~Neiien0er" 81
bicier ieltiamen Geiie brauden
miirbe: in 81 Winuten !pdre er an,
Wtittelpunft Der @rbe angeldn9t, nah
;3eiteren 21 Winutcn an Der anoeren
.Scifnuna oes Sdudtes, alio naf
elmer Stnnoe unb "a Wiunten nies
Ser on ieinem anssausspunft. Den
grbmittelpunft piiroe CT nit elmer
0eIhipinbigteit bon 9.546 Wtetern
burdilieaen. 60 gnn5 ~9cfabrlos
more oieIe &eiie (dbeeieben bon Dem
aepaItiaen Quftorud 9ur nift. falls
nidt etipa Der bppotbetiihe S6a6t
bon eincm Yol gum onberen sin9e.
Cont aber piirhe Die 3entrifli9ultrdft
cinen bidcn Strih burh Die TeiIe
madbeu, neil ole fdIenben aprpcr
nad) Siten dbselcnft wcrbcn. Stcle
ablenfnng piirbe auf Dem We9e bon
Der Sberfldde Der Grbc bis 6i ibrem
Mittelpunfte. Der rnnb $3.50 8iios
meter betrGot. bic nniebulibe 8rpBe
bon 436 ailometer erreihen. Der
tShaht birite alio bel 2eibe nibt
g~ernolinig gebnut peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-31

| Wfit icnem 2p6ne ipiirbe man in
elmer mittclmdBigcn Stubt audi nod
dusfommcn. Iber beoenft NAL, in
&ittS6urg. i'll elmer @rpbitabt, mo fir
Die 2ebensmittel Die bofiten Yreiie
gefprbert lperoenl Gripurniiie fonnen
iiberbaupt inter iolden ltmltduoen
ni6t gentdft peroen. llnb 10 -
nnb chen niht anbers - baben fih
bic SebenSuerbaltniHe uub bic 9ubns
uerbdltnife in elmer Snbuitrie se-
%italtet, bic felt Sabren BON uben berab
pruteftipniert ,unrbe, uie feinc nnoere.
ltnb nie bat man iene Yrotettion
81 erldn9en getpubt? Inter benz
falidlen gDrtpaube, bic einbeimiihe
Nrbeit por Der biaigcn grbeit bes
Gnsianbes sn ihiipen. Wit bielem
Irgument lpuBte mar nod inurer ben
amerifaniihen Irbeiter fir ben Sofs
tariff 5u bceeiitern. llnb nod beute.
no In 0ac&ees &ods. in jener Irs
Observation-Disclosures, Irbeiter I'M
Sample lint pas tdrslihe 8ret. bon
jeuen Snbuitries adpitdnen niht ais
Weniben, ionbern nod gefiibuoier
ais bas liebe 8ieb ~bebanbelt tperoen,
ifipdbt ma bon Der Heonertribiine
berub bon ben Se9rungen bes Trotefs
lions Sarifs fir Die eiubeimiide
Irbeit.
Sier5u idreibt nit Iedt Der
yNsilfpautee Serolo": ,8as unier
Sarif lit, mas er fir ben amerifds
nilhen grbeiter bebeutet. bdfiir
moscn Die @eidebniiie in @lcaecs
Nods 3eii9en fem. gs piberleecn
Die Iotb unD Das Glenn, Die in iencr
Yroteftions : 8of6ur9 berrihen, IN
ii~bcr5eii9enber Beiie iencs einfdltiae
8erebe, baB infer eeeenipGrtises
Sarii Spitem Dor auem benz ameris
! fnniiden Nrbeiter sii9ute fomine nnb
Die boben Soae ba5u bienten. ibm
bDdite 2obne 81 beidaffen. Selbit
infer YrdiiDent, anerfennensipertb ipie
feline Jingle Saltuns III Der Sarifz
frage auh lit, bat pieIes 8crebe bon
Der 4roteftion bes amerifaniihen Irs
beiters burh Den Sod5oa ipieoerbolen
gu miiiien seslaubt. Gu6 er bat ia
einen Sarif seforbert. ipelHer Den
ltnterifieb in Den Irbeitslobueu uus
Ieres 2anpes unb bes Iilslanbes auss
gIeiden unb ben 6abrifanten einen
an9emeienen 8elpinn pcridoffeu iou.
Ser Srdiinent bats crnit nnb ebrlif)
ecmteint; aber er bat nift perbiiten
f%0nnen, naf Der Earif idlieRlid tuie-
Der als Elm Wittel 5nr Ausbcutune
Naer bierert mirb. Die Yroteftion,
melde Der Irdiibent fid bnrans fiji
bic nmerifaniiflc Mrbeitcridaft per
fpridt, tuirb audi bieies @sai mie-
berum ausbleiben. Die @eifebniiie
in ben Yrotcftions : 96rfern Icaees
Nods unb 2bnbora iinb cine Srobe
auf bas iett pieber auf9eitelte
Sarifs grempel."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-31
Die Watrkeit faeen,l
(ubne cs gu miHem.)

Gin bemerfensipertbes @eitdnbniB
itebt IN Nr. 179 Der .Wiinhener
3t9.". Sieie Nllmmer bes libcralen
lglatteS entbdlt einen 8eriht iibcr bic
reoolutiondre geipesung in Sponien
begin. IN Der Yronin3 autdlonien,
beren SauptItapt bas berii6tigte 8ars
celona lit. Ser geriht i6ilbert Die
peri6ieoeuen politiihen StrDmungcn
IN aatalonien uub ertudbnt, baB eS
bort aiih Deine itberaus itnrfe antiz
clerttnle Stromung" 9ibt. Damn
bciBt cs ipeiter: Barcelona lit bos
Centrum bes ipaniihen Sreimaurers
tbums uno oud] Der Mittelpuntt elmer
iid il6er bas gun5e 2ano eritredenoen
antiefirblidben Hrppagunbd. Die ianus
til6 uno sralliam genus lit. I'M NIT
wtoro uno 9ranbltiftung ibren SaB
gegen 6om an lnihulbieen Yrietern
lino Nonnen a1i~s5ilni1en." gs perz
bient Der TergeNenbeit entriiIen Az
iperoen, meint oa5n Die rIu9sb. Yoits
8tg.". fpie in einem liberulen Slatte
bon einem liberalen Gorrciponbenten
bas ipaniide Sreimaurertbum in Die
engite 8e5iebun9 sebraht ipiro an
elmer bds 9an5e 2ano rmlpannenben
.dntisfirhlihen Yropaganou", beren
anbGnger airhen unb &lDiter in
Sranb geiteft unb 5ublreihe Crbcnss
p%crloncu bin9elhlattet bobeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-31
1letr famn mott nie3t
p%erlaneen.

Mus Dem interchangeable zines
.Wertretcrs mlspdrtiger SduIer":
nNtad becupeter 9ebr3eit leste i'd
mid 5undhit auf Stad)elorobt unb
per5inftc &ramparen, bann rciire
ih eini9e 3eit in Samenflcibern
unb 5ritpts. arbeitetc mebrerc Mos
nate IN ainbcrtleibhcn unb pertrat
brci Sabre lang 6iI5pantoffeln. Ma6s
benz ib barauf elm Sabr tbeils in @ets
ten semadt, tbcils @rnbocnfmdler
umscicbt unb Mid poriibergebeno
aud ant @las unb Yor5elnn seipors
fen hattie, mahtc i'd mid ihlieBlih
in Sliescnleim icbbait, Dem ih. bis
iest Inbdneli1fcit bepabrt babe"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-31

eansen; i'm aasemeinen barf man
bebnupteu. baB bic arbeiterfiibrer iid
mebr unb mebr ibrer @erantiportung
betplbt tuerben uno oa6 ihleht beras
theme gntihliiiie bon Seiten Der dltes
zen 8eperfi6aften ielten gu pers
3eifnen jinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-31
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Splitter.

Gin alter Yoet unb elm alter
Shniter
grfiupen 9eioe teiu neueS
Iuiterl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-31
Ginem ainbe.


Sm Sdlaf unb 8dden bent' ih
tauienb Winl
In jene %ierncn, liftumfloii' men
Stlnben,
Pin iene Seit, Da i'd I'M Wdlocstbul
Sn beinem 6eimdtbsbauie 1nit ge@
funoen.
Bel meinem gintritt ltanb i1 ipie pers
fptrrt
Gor an Dem @riiBen, an Dem trauten
Sragen.
USE o Der Soune greIem 2idt oers
mirrt,
WtuBt' ih Sic miioeu 8lidc nieperz
ldldgen.s
Iud peine Siigen baben grob nnS
itumm,
@ie priifenb mir am Gnseiift ses
bdngen.
9a lit mir. - Gptt, id pubt' es
fdilnt, fpdrltm, -
Gin eig'ner Sfdner iber's 9er5 9ee
gangen.
Sn iiiber llni6ulS. fromm linb
bemantzflar,
GoI &inberernit unb unbeipubter
Strenge,
Sdieu bieies bintmelsbolbe Stcrnens
padr
Sn meiner Britt 9ebeimnibpoIlte
Gnge.
llnb Damn, - es ipar 10 lieblth, bab
ids jebt
Noh beutlih ipeiB. fpie bu Die Sfeil
be3fpungen
limb beine ipeiden Irme mir 3ulebt
Selt unb pertrauli1 I'M ben 5aIs ges
ihlungen!
0on beinen 2ippen Hangs: sd bin
Dir quit ="
8 ipiibteit bu. tpie bas mein Gers err
beIltel
Sd fiiblte. ipie Der alte itol3e Wiitb
Wir marin nnb friib Die matte Seele
i6tpellte.
gci 8pttl ods 2ebcn bat mid ntfi
perfhontl
8ait lebrte mif's am eig'nen Wertt
per5dgen.
Sn beiner 2iebe fanb i6 mid belobnt.
grmltbigt unb geitdblt gu neuem
Wasen.
8edngjtet bon bes SaIeius i6rofiem
@rnf
@ar ib entflob'n bon @ottes Altdrs
Itufen.
giin mars, als Oh elm miloer Nifters
iprnh
Ni6 in bas 9eiligtbum 5nriids
berufcn.
0ie germ ih BARN in oeiner Sab
geipeiltl
Sat fparo ih frontm unb frob. tpie
bus getpeSen.
Wie iener &ranfe. Den Der Serr ges
beilt,
Sublt' ih mein Sein eritarfen uni
geneien.
9ab on nibt einidliefit obne meineu
Sub,
DIR ihien es zines gngels traute
8abe.
Ser ih nod belt' bon Hiibruna
benfen muB,
Sic ih Dir ME bergeiie. blonber
Anabel s. 9.
ri ~ ~ II - q "Y...s. .HN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-31
Mltterd)en liejt ppr.

@elGe SrenSe. penn Wutter fire
2ieblinse Inn lid ruff uno Die ltiirs
mild begriibtc Srage itellt: Soil i1
ctipas norleien?" 81 nntiirlih; benn
pcr wiibte oenn ihouere @eihidten
ausfinbis Su madden. iper lie lebenpis
ger gum Vortrag 81 bringen? 2d
ltrablen Die inseisliden @eli6ter, bic
Iugen leiiften uno eng ordngen ii6
ale aneinanber. boppelt sefelieat BON
ben 8anben Der Iutterliebe unb ben
bolbeu 8ebilben Der Gee Ybantafte.
Sic gan3e iibrise 8elt lit berseIen
unb periunfen. bic 3eit beritrei6t ipie
I'M Slnse. @liidlihe Sugenb. hp
masit bid p~reiien, bab on nod in Der
Ont ees lieben 9~aterbauies ipeiiest
Sarfit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-31
Sint bat @inilnf, ipenn nnrcin, {

Sint bat @inilnR, menn nnrcin, nni
Die alaemeine @~eiunpbeit. Shpdbe
tpiro an Stele Der Strait trctcn. uno
oas Geli6t miro nit Ilsbriidcn bon
llnreinigfciicn bepedt peroen. Wur
mebr nlS bunbert Snbren ipurbe Gin
Wur5els iIne arduter : Seilmittcl
ee9en lhlehtcs 8lut beraeltellt, mcls
hem bis ieet nod fem anoeres 9leihs
aefonmen lit - Sorni's Mpentrdus
ter. Hiht IN Apotbcfeu su baben.
Man ihrcibe on Or. Yetcr Subrnep
4 Guns 60. 112-1tS 60. Sopne
4pe.. Chicago. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-31
Die Oeihihte BON Der iibermiitbisen
@nmmel.


@nmmel.
IS mar einmal cine Slmmel. Die
amiiiirte ii6 ben san5eu Gag ilber
gang prGd]tig. llnbefiimmert nm oaS
2oos Mnberer iumnte iie bon 8lume
3u 9Inme, ihmeidelte ibnen ben
Sonig nb. fiiute lid Die Saihcn oas
nit lito lieb Die, ibrer SlBigfeit
b%eraubten 8lumeu traurig 5uriid.
@o Die boie Summel lire seraiibs
ten SGdse perbnrg. ipiBte Hiemanb,
benu obgleib Die pielen 8lumen lie
tets. ipenn Tie lid Die 5ai6en 10
rcd)t Did angefiiut bate. Dem naben
ounflen 9aloe 6uiliesen iaben. 70
fonnten lie bod nift gut b~interbers
fliesen. ba lie auf ibrcn Stengeln
uuo Sticlen iieen blciben mllBten.
SIN Dem idDnen. grobeu 8arteu
befnnben lid nber anger ben glus
men nod brei ainber. elm anabe
unb feline 5ipei S6ipeltern. au1 iie
bntten @elegenbeit iid iiber bic uns
artise Summel gu drgern. oenu zines
Cages itah lie ben 8naben mn gum
Seitpertreib nnb oft lummte lie ibnen
nm Die GDpie. 10 piht on ibren @es
iihten pnrbei. oaB Die ainoer aufs
ipransen uno lalt ifreieno ms Saus
fliifteten.
Sod Samit ipar ole boic SumIes
rim nod ~feinestpeaS 5ufrieoen. Ils
Die Wiiitter Der &inoer, in Der Sdnges
matte liegenb. ibr Witta9si1Idfhen
balten tpollte. fam lie ipiebcr nno
ipieoer uno umiummte Die miioe Srau,
looaB Dieie balo Der Yer5lpcifluug
nabe mar. Soh pas pabte nnierer
Summel gcrabe. Die lid MIR Damn 10
redt aliidlih fiiblte. ipenn lie Semans
Den auGleu founte. 0od aller llebers
mutb i'm 2ebeu finSet ieine sere6te
Strafe.
gines cages ilos uniere boie. idas
penfrobe. iibermiitbige Summel bins
Gin in ettpas ieltiam @eihcs. mas
lid nm lie le9te. 70 bab lie faum Sie
Sliisel bemeaeu founte. Sic meinte
bod los8ufpmmen. penn iie iih rcd6t
a%nitrense. Sas that lie bann aud.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-24
LINCOLN CORN CROP
 IS ALMOST RUINED

Star City. Aug. 2s.-The corn crop Of Lincoln county is practically fuin- ed and the cotton is daily falling off. In many parts of the county no rain has fallen of consequence since early in June. The excessive heat for the past few days has done untold damage to the cottop. l
 With the thermometer registering 1o5 at this place Thursday, the ofti- zens sweltering in the~heat- hoping that the hot spell will soon be broken.
 Some portions of the county have been favored more than others with rain, but for all this the chances are that the cotton crop will be shorter than for many years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-24
Man Accused of Misappro- priating Money of Jack
 Wanza's Widow, Free
MAGISTRATES COURT
StOckman Says He hade n" Criminal Intent and Intends to Settle
 With Widow of Friend.

5. 5. McCaryer. d member of the firm of McCarvel and Jones, stoc, < dealers at Fordyce, Dallas county. , was yesterday acquitted of charge of embeZZlement in Magistrate l.. F. Cheeks cour; in this city. He was defended by Attorney Daniel Taylor, of Camden, and Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Creed Caldwell represented the State. McCarver was arrested at the instance of Mrs. Jack Wanza
 widow of McCarver's most intimate friend who died in this city only a few months ago. The woman charged that McCarver appropriated to his own use about $500 or $9OO which he realized through a sale of stock and vehicles left in his care by her de- ceased husband McCarver denied any criminal intent and testified that he intended to settle with Mrs Wanza and pay her every cent due her The
 woman testified that she followed McCarver to Fordyce. after he went there to settle an ndebtness incurred by her late husband and he promised to pay her money due, but left there without telling her of his whereabouts She again located him at Warren, where she testified he gave her 'the slip a second time. without first pay ing the money over to her. McCarver is said to be we'll fixed. He owns d farm in Ashley county. Mrs Wanza has three children and declares that she is in destitute circumstances. Magistrate Cheek said it was doubtful if the charge was legal in this county as it was evident that the alleged en- beZzlement was not committed in this county. McCarver having received the stock ill Dallas county. Attorney Taylor, after all the states witnesses were heard, demurred to the eveidence but his demurrer was overruled. He then introduced McCarver and the other witnesses for the defense and secured an acquittal for his clienl McCarVer was accompanied her by City Marshal John Rankin, of Fordyce, who arrested him some days ago. His partner Bruce Jones' of Fordyce. was also witness. Bob BurfOrd was State.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-24

Payton' negro. charged with crim- inal assault, might lynch him if he was taken there for preliminary hear ing. Magistrate E. F. Hooker, of Lad1. Ark, yesterday came to Pine Bluff and held court at the office of Magis- trate J. A. Frazier Payton was given preliminary hearing on the charge and was bound over to await the action of the Jefferson county grand jury. He now occupies cell in the Jefferson county jail. Payton. who was recently paldoned from the State penitentiary, was prosecuted by his mother-in-law, Laura Jones. She is an aged negress and claims to have been victim of Payton's alleged at tack. The woman positively indenti- fled Payton in the court room as the negro who attacked her. The alleged crime was committed at the Jones woman's home. near I.add Payton was recently arrested at Star City, Lincoln county. and returned to Pine Bluff by Deputy Sheriff John Bono.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-24
AYIATORS ARE
 BREAKING RECORDS

iflcarst News Special to the Graphic1
 Rheims, Aug. 23.-Ihe American aviator, Glenn Curtis lowered the speed record for the course which is slightly over six miles today by flying the distance in eight minutes and 35 seconds. M. Paulham made six trips around the course at record break ing heighth. Many aviators including Blerlot crossed Paulham during the flight Bleriot making sensational swing around circuit to the plaudits of the multitude and beating Paulham half distance. Curtis announced he would await trials for Gordon Bennett
 lp Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-24
FIVE STATES SUFFER
 FROM THE DROUTH
Cotton Shedding Badly in Many LOcal- itieS-General Rain Needed to Re- lie,e the Situation.

Memphis, Tenn.. Aug. 23.-The crops are suffering from want of rain in Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas and the hill lands in Mississippi Excessive heat intensified the need of moisture and in the three Western states named above the plant is she'd ding seriously and bolls are opening rapidly. In Texas the Improvement begun the previous week was checked. A general soaking rain is needed to relieve the situation.
 Crops in the two Carolinas, Georgia and Alabama improved and repor.s from the Mississippi delta are better. In these districts picking will not be- gin until well after September 1. as the plant is still growing and setting fruit The date of frost will have an bearing on the yield as the crop is still late.
 In Louisiana the hot weather was beneficial because many weevils were destroyed. out so much damage has already been done that estimate for the yield are light.
 The plant is we'll fruited and except where the drouth has been prolonged no serious shedding has occurred.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-24
Parker Road Builders Will Meet With Committees
 
 and Perfect Plans
BRIDGE COMMISSION
.v Also Confer With Railroad Oi- ficials-MesSage Received From Them Yesterday.

# I telegram was received yesterday N W. D. Hearn president of the Bank xf Pine Bluff, from w. A. Otis and President and General Manager J. NJ.
 arker, of the Arakansas, Louisiana Ind Gulf railroad, announcing that hey would reach Pine Bluff Thursday rom Colorado Springs. where they Recently attended meeting of the
 wners and directors of the Parker load at which meeting the proposition 4 Pine Bluff offering $100,O0O bonus. light of way through city and county. epot site and terminals, was accepted y that company. The acceptance of he proposition and the success of the bcal soliciting committees in raising he $100,000 bonus. practically means he immediate commencement of york on the extension of the Parker bad to Pine Bluff from Hamburg, through Monticello. to either Mesa or pevall's Bluff, where it will connect with the Rock Island road. It is host likely that the road will continue Pn to Memphis from the Rock Island Connection.
 President Parker and Otis are foming here to perfect arrangements md to confer with the local executive fommitte in charge of the project. 4 meeting will probably be held with the
 fferson County bridge commission frs. who were named several months & when a bill, authorizing Jeffer- W County to build and operate a zee railroad and wagon bridge across ne Arkansas river at this point. The commissioners are w. D. Hearn. resident of the Bank of Pine Bluff; 'eo M. Andrews, capitalist and one
 the largest planters in this county. nd County Judge James Gould, the Goods Roads builder in this state.
 Fine Bluff will be the headauarters pr the company while constructing ne line. This will be the general eadquarters of all officials of the Paa. after it's completion, and the Pliroad shops will also be located gre. Several new towns, along the
 proposed route. have already been
 apped out by the builders of the Farker road, between Hamburg and me Bluff and this point and DeVall's Huff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-24
CuPID'S TONGUE
 SLIPPED ITS OUT
Miss Ruth Lindley and James l.. McIntire Wed and Tried to keep the Ceremony a Secret

J. l.. McIntiD& and Miss Ruth Lind ley were quietly married Sunday even ing at [ o'c1o ock at the home of Rev erend T. 0. Owen, pastor of inc Lake side Methodist Church. The ceremony was performed in the preseh hoe of w M. Suggs,j an intimate friend of the groom, and the pastor was given in- structions to keep the wedding 2 secret. The happy couple then. lef the house and enjoyed a dinner at { downtownl cafe. Later they took a drive over the city and the bride re. turned to her home at f9:3o o'clock as if nothing unusual lad happened The groom Nent to His home also But yesterday afterroon the marriage leaked out and the young pair told al to their respective parents. E
 been in the millinery department d the Grand Leader for two years She is pretty and accomplished and has an endearing manner that has won hel many friends. The groom is ! brother-in-law of w. E. Mullikin. the Main street merchant. by whom he is employed. He is a young man oi sterling worth and has host o! friends in this city and section.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-24

years old. knowledge of her arrest and preliminary examination was con fined to the federal officers and the close friends of the family.
 According to the best information obtainable, Miss Sheridan was an as sistant to her father. It is said while acting in that capacity and having ac- cess to the governments funds. she took about S2,000. It is also alleged that she used the money. or at least a portion of it. in giving financial aid to a brother who was in distress.
 It is said the girl is physical wreck on account of the trouble. The alleged shortage was discovered by a postal inspector. and the formal charge against Miss Sheridan result ed. She came to Little and appeared before w. S. Allen, United States Com- missioner, and gave bond in the sum of $l.O0O to appear at the federal court at the first day of the October term
 Every penny of the missing money has been refunded to the government, it is stated
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-24
EAGLES BUSY WITH
 ARRANGEMENTS Advertising the Big State Convention to be Held
 Oct. l9 to 21, Inclusive
ENVELOPES ARE USED
Delegates Coming From Many Cities
 and Towns Over the State
 Many Social Features.

If Pine Bluff is not thronged with visitors during the big annual state convention of the Eagles. which will be held in this city October l9 to 21. inclusive. lt will not be the fault G. the various committees named several weeks ago to outline the plans for the big gathering. Many methods are be- ing used in advertising the meeting and on yesterday more than 2O,OO0 envelopes, bearing a large Americaa flag and the emblem of the Eagles order were distributed among the wholesalers and retailers in this city. They are to be sent to all parts of the county, this and adjoining states.
 The envelopes have the following message over the place for the ai- dress: We invite you to the Eagles third anAual state convention Pine Bluff. Arkansas. October 19, 20 anl 21 1909. Everybody will be here. For further information write Ben Robinson, general chairman, Pine Bluff. Ark. On the back of the enve- lope contains much valuable infor- nation relating to Pine Bluffs con- mercial, social and educational facil- ities. The. envelopes were furnished the business men by the Eagles free of charge and will be used by the firms instead. of their regular bus;- ness envelopes during the next few weeks.
 The committees met recently and the gathering showed that remarkable progress was being made by the mem- bers of the Pine Bluff Aerie No. 2O9, for the entertainmem of the thous- ands of visitors who will attend the convention here. Many delegates will come from Little Rock, Hot Springs Fort Smith. Aexarkana. Helena. Van Buren, Walnut Ridge and many other cities and towns over the state. There will b, prominent Eagles from adjoin- ing states in attendance and many social features are being arranged for the visitors and their ladies. The l. tile Rock Eagles will come down the river on steamboats and excursions on the river will be some of the features of entertainment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-24
WORLD IS CLEAN
 SAY LAUNDRYMEN

tficarst News Special to the Graphic.1
 Chicago, Aug 23.-The world is be- coming cleaner every day Men are changing the colors of their shirt Of tener Recent agitation for greater cleanliness has driven the slovens .o cover. This is the verdict of the Laundrymens National Association who count on the stand of policy of the Washerwoman as bettering their cause