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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-03

PITTSBURG, Pa, nonosz}
nam z kiIku na)az zrGdtf
zupelnie wiarogodnych. 0
rozboju, jakitgo dokona} po-
lax ia mosciu 16 ulicy W
nocy Z soboty ma niedzie|e.
J5zef Nowak rs letui zamiesz-
ka}y ma River ave W Ale.
gheny, zaczepi| W celach ra-
bunku n%jejakiego Franciszka
Zentek. Nowak jak prawdzi-
wy rozb6jnik zebra} sic do
swojej ofiary ! W dotkliwy
spos6b poturbowa} Z:entka
drac ubranie W poszukiwa-
niu pienied>y. Ma s1czescie
nadeszli ma to chwile dwaj
polacy, ia widok kt6rych
napastnik zbiegi, a nies>czes-
]'wa ofiara napadu zaopieko-
wano sic. Zawezwauo poll
eye, kt6ra pukc']a sic W POI
gon "a napaetnikiem. a inm
zabrali Zentka do Gomu
gdzie przyprowadzono go do
p~rzytomnosci 20 pobiciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-03

WILKES BARRE, Pa. Pa
rafie po]ska sw. Stanis]awa 3:
/ NJ. W Austin H eights objal
ks. J6zef Serwetko " misjsce
ks. ). kopaty, kt6ry' prz'nie.
stony zosta} do litewt'kiei pa:
ra}ii W Forest City. -
KS. Serwetko znany jest
W scranto6skiej dye cezyi,'
proboszczowa}, pred kilk:u la
ty W Wanamie Eyton.. O.
statnie> try lata sredzif ks.
Ssrwetko ma stuo'aeh-w
Rzymie, gddzie tel uzyska}
Doktorat filozofii.
49, Tragiczna 6mie1'cia zgi.
mai Aleksander Olszs,wski d
North Wilkes Barre. We 6ro-
de wieczorem powraca1 pc
piracy do domu. Ma krzy-
z6 wee kolejowej ma Brook
side najecha} go pociag oso-
bowy Lehigh Valley ko]eji.
Poni6sl smierc ma mieiscu,
maszyna poszarpa}a zw}oki
zupe}nie, w}okac je "a scba
ma przestrzeni $50 stop.
Olszewski by} zonaty,
pracowa} on kilka lat jako
w6znica W Barte|s Brewing
60. Pogrzeb odby} sic Z kos+
ciola N. P. NJ. prey Park ave,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-03
TEHERAN, 81 lipca.

81 lipca. -
100000 nagrodv naznaczy}
Rad "a glove OK szacha Ma.
bometa Aliego, kt6ry pod
ni6s} rewolucye reakcyjna
przeciwko obecnemu rzqdo>
wi, ceny tel na}ozono IA
gi6wnych pomocnik6w ex
szacha buntownika. Ex-szach
'iagnie ma Teheran re INA
,7na si}q i plan jego zdobycia
lawnego tronu mole mu sic
,dac, 2w}as>cza, ~ obec-
~ rad konstytucyjny rady
oble dac ME moze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-03
z INV POLSk1CH
W AMERYCE

CHlCAGO III. Tysiace
wiernych zwiedzi}y onegdaj
kosci6l sw. Amy, ma Leavitt
i IS place Z pkazyi przypa'
dajacego odtnstu swietej
Amy. Sumg W asysten~
cyl ks. A. Nawrockiego j
ks. Leona Spycbo~ skjego,
odprawil Wiel. ks. Fran
|cis7ek Ostrowski, probosz"z
z Kankakes. Kazanie ma SUI
mie wygt 'sifZ Wiel. ks Pal
kowski. W;ectorem sole"ne
nies>pory odpiawil Wiel. ks.
R>ebacz, W aSystencyi ks.
A. Ha}gasa il ks. H. Jago-
dzi6skiego, Kazanie ia "a:
kohczenie odpustu wyglosi}
Wie'. ks. FRI Ostrowski. 4
powodu H:zepe}njonego
szczelnie kosriola procesyi
ME by1o. O|tarz 6w. Amy
wierni "a doznaue }aski o.
dobi|i nowemi Rotami.
Mich"} Modzf}ewski, zmar}
onegJaj W sxp9aIu .powiato-
wynn, skutkiem obrazen, ja-
kie zatIa} mu k, II kopytem.
Modze]ewski ubieraf konia W
chomont i gdy zapina} mu
podpinke pod brzuchem, ten
uderzyi go noga W glove z
TAXA si}a, IL za'ama} mu CA
szke. Przewieziono 60 do
szpitala. - Pokaleczenie BY
10 jednak tego rod<aju, re ]e-
karze ocalic go ME mogli.
Zmariy ]ic>.yt lat 27.
Siedmioletni A. Datko, ba-
will z towarzyszami pi}ka ia
ulicy w Ohio. Podczas zaba-
wy, piika pad}a pod wyjez:
dzajacy w6z firmly Jana F.
Lalii; Datko podbiegt do wo.
zu, by pike pocbwycic. Ko.
10 jednak %zachwycibo jego le.
wy box i odni6s} fatalne po-
kaleczenia. l'rzewieziono go
do szp'tala powiatowego le-
karze jedpak ME wr6za wy
zdrowienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-03

PARYz, 81 lipca. - Panu
ia tn zn6w slime upafy, vie
lie os6b z~aniemog}o, 2gon6w
u%darowych tel dosyc. W o
kolicy straty W zasiewach.
Zmar} tn magic ma u
dac serca Naum, Pasza pose]
turecki.
- Podobno stan J. w. Ga.
tesla, millonera ameryka6~
skiego, kt6ry tn ciezko cho-
rowa}, pcgorsz>} sic znowu.
Cabinet ministeryalny
powziq} postanowienie.reorga
nizacyi armii francuskiej,
szczeg6lnie ma punkcie obro-
ny krajcwej, kt6rej spraw~
znacznie bedzie pod
niesiona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-03

| Washington, D. G. referatu
ma temat ,,Miedzynarodowe-
20 bandlu i praktycznego
ksnatcenia ln}odzjezy odda-
nej zawodowi kupieck'emu'
Ameryka6ska Akadem'a
Naukowa, W kt6A'ej sk}ad
wchodza >cpr6c~ pro>'esor6w
Uniwersytetu Ohii, wybl mel
SEE osobistosci ma polu pa
cy ekonomiczno sp6}ecznej;1
specyalnem pismem z dnia 2
Czerwca b. r. zaprosi}a Ks.
Cynalewskiego ma czynnego
cz}onka Akadem'i.
Ksiadz :. Cynalewski "a
poznany jest szczeg6towo z
kwestyami ekenomiczno'spo~
1ecznemi ME tylko Europy
w1acznie naszej Ojczyzny,. ale
W swych dlugolet"icI' poti6'
zach bldal tego rodzaju sto-
sunki i " innych c<esciach
swiata. Zwiedzj} On miano
wicie Afryke, Gala po}udnio-
wa Ameryke, diva ]ata be-
przerwy podr6zowa} pc Sta
mach Zjeduoczonych i Kama
die. Jake teoretyczny rezul>
tat tej ]odr6zj odncSnie |
do naszej emjgracyi, wydatf
interesujaca ksiazke "zal
togo ludu". w ostatp5em
.as p6lroczu zwiedzi} wyspei
Kube, Indye zachodnie Gen.
tralna Ameryke w}acznie po~
stepy o]brzymiej piracy kama
ia panamskiego.
L og6)nych spostrzezeh i
re wygIedu ma paralizacye W
przemys'e amerykahskim
spowodowana W pewnej mie-
re nadprodukcya brakiem
obszerniejszych rynk6w zby*
tn, ks. CynaIewski poda} "
swym referacie, praktyczne
normy dzia'ania W odno6pym
kierunku. Opr6cz sfer rzado~
zainteresowane zosta'y
referatem j "Unia Panamery"
ka6ska" | "komisya Carne'
gle" ola spraw miedzynaro-
.owego pokoju W Washing.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-03

FILADELFIA, Pa. Die
siecioletni Franciszek Glif.
ski spadt z kupy kamieni ma
wystajaca krate zelazna tax
nisszczesliwie, ze doznaf
wstrzasnienia m6zgu i okale
cze6 M twsrzy. Stan jego
zdrowia budzi powazne oba-
wy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-03

LIZBONA, 81 Iipca. Rad
republika6ski wyda} oredzie
do biskup6w katolickich -
o tonic nader pojednawczym;
wzywa on icb, by w%sp61dzia-
fall z rzadem W stworzeniu
sprawiedliwego ustawstwa, a
jesli maja jake zarzuty i "a.
zalenia, by ie rzadowi przed'
tozyli; Rad nioma zadnych
uprzedze6 do Katolicyzmu i
dazy tv]ko do zr6wnania
wszystkich wobec prawa. IDA.
je sic, ze te p~ojednawczosc
rzadu wywota}a monarchi-
styczna akcya W kraju j Rad
chcia}by dostac katolik6w ma
sWa StrOne: Jak trWNga, 70 40
Boga!....
w Aveiro aresztowano
wczoraj II monarchist6w; re-
wsz8d donosza o nader ozy
wionej agitacyi monarchisty-
cznej. Rad utrzymuje W pol
nocnej czesci kraju przesz}o
10 tysiecy wojska, gdyz "a.
chodzi Ottawa, IL z Hiszpa-
nil wtargna monarchisci, kt6-
rzy skuriaja sic i cwicza
w]asnie W hiszpa1skiej Cali.
cyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-03

PLYMOUTH, Pa. Tragicz-
ma smiercia zgina} g6rnik
polski Ai,toni Butowski, "a
mieszka}y W Plymouth Pa.
i zatrudniony W kopalni De-
]aware and Hudson Coal Go.
W szVbie No. 2 w.LarksviIle.
Butowski wraz ~ swymi
robotnikani pracowa} PREY
Cdstrzel'wsniu wegla i }ado-
waniu 60 la w6>ki. W}asnie
na}adowano jeden wagon j
gly prace te uko6czono,
Butowski za}ozyf drugi ma
b6j ably odstrze]ic wiecej
wegla. Gdy nab6i byf za4czo.
ny, Butowski kaza} wszyst'
kim robotnikom oddalic sic
W bezpieczne miejsce, a va
stepnie zapali} lont i zacza}
uciekac. Czeka} ma wybuch
naboju, ale ten jako5 ME eks-
plodowa}. Zniecierpliwiony
wyszed} re swego schroniska
i uda} sic ia zegzaminowanie
naboju W tenn przekonaniu
re lont prawdopodobnie zgasf
co sic c7esto zdarza. Gdy Bu-
zblizy} sic do naboju
j cbcia} ujac "a Iont, W tel
chwiIi nastapj}a eksplozya
kt6ra by|a tax si]pa, il ur
wa}a Butowskjemu reke i
porani}a 90 ia ca}em ciele,
zar6wno wewnatrz jak j zew-
natrz. Rannego przewieziono
do szpitaIa, gdzie dano mu
wszeLka ppie&e |ekarska, lecz
to bN}o da'emne, gdyz rany
by'y: bardzo cje2kie i Butow-
ski umar1 W kilka godzin
p6zniej.
Sita wybuchu by}a tax
wielka, IL Butowski zosta}
rzucony ma ziemie o ki]ka-
nascie stop cd mie]sca wy
buchu i przysypany ostrze
looym wegle1n.
Zaraz pc wypadku zbiegli
sic robotnicy kt6rzy zarza.
dill wwie,lki mozliwy ratunek
ola rannego, Butowski mi.l
mocno uszkudzona
czaszke.
Butovski byt zonaty i Of
Gem rodziny; mia} zaledwie
lat ~.
MINI XnDK NJ " No NOD.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-03
PORTau PRINCE, 81 liz

PORTau PRINCE, 81 lip
ca. - Miasto Aux Cages W
pablo W rece rewo]ucyonis"
tow; ciezka to strata ola rza-
du Simona, o kt6rego upad-
ku Mkt JUL ME watpi, choc
prezydent chce sic bronze do
ostatka. Lada dina spodzio'
wac sic MONA zdohycia sto.
Icy, pod kt6ra rewclucyonis.
ci coraz vice 81 wojska gro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-03

MAHANEY City, Pa Syl-
y. ster Pronkiewicz W nie-
dziA |e podczas p}ywapia ia
LODGE W Lake side, utraci&
r6wnon age iwpad} we 'wode.
Pomi,no n~<atychmiastow',j po..
mocy wydobyto.z woody iu2
tvIko martwe zowloki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-03

NADIA. Kto bedzie nastepca
Simona, trudno DIS orzec;
ale zapewne albo gen. Fir
min, a]bo gen. Leconte, ry-
walizujacy re SODA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-03

GLEN LYON, Pa. Popad}
W oblakanie niejaki Fr. Kar-
czewski, a to re zmartwienia,
7e trzej ch}opacy odkryll
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-03

miejsce, gdz1e scbowa} swo-
je oszczednoSci i zabrali 1924
Poljcya 7awiadomiona przez
p~oszkodowanego, wy5ledziia
ch}opc6w i odebra}a i'm $l14.'
DO tylko $40 zdazyli wyda6
ma swoje potrzeby. Karczew-
ski tax sic "a strata pr7eja},
re dosta} ob{akania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-03

f YORK;, NY. Ma pod
wystosowananego Go
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-12

make a name for himself in the great,
broad life of the metropolis. The
leading figure in the play Is just such
a character, fired by the lure OF the
city. He abandons charming home,
a good mother and a sensible sweet
heart i'm the town of Fairview, and
goes to New York Instead OF winning
fame and glory he throws away his
money and his business prospects on
a chorus girl.
II is not until he receives news OF
his former sweethearts engagement
to his rival that the young man be-
gins to realize that he has failed ut
terly Disappointed, defeated, his
chagrjn is approaching despair when
friend, a newspaper man, manages
TO Undue him with his own healthy
optimistic view of life, and is the
means, eventually, OF restoring the
boys selt-respect and enthusiasm. The
lad returns TO his home town, estab
lished a newspaper, wins back his for
mer sweetheart and gains the respect
of the community.
The cast includes Wlllette Kershaw
Mrs. Stuart Robson, Forrest Winant
Arthur Shaw, Robert McWade, Jr.
Carolyn Elberts, and others.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-12

Hart Immediately recognized It's value
and secured the vaudeville rights. His
prediction that IL would be a sue
cess has proven true. The special
stage setting provided, the lively ac-
ton, the bright lines, the ingenious
blot and the clever acting have all
been great factors In making II such.
Onetta, the "dervish whirlwind" on
the Miles bill this week, Is a physio-
logical wonder, and has long been an
enigma 10 the medical profession
She has never yet experienced the
sensation OF dizziness, although she
has been known TO whirl continuous
ly for two hours, until she was utter
ly exhausted. Her normal pulse Is on
beats per minute. which Is some II
beats below the normal pulse OF the
average human being. In the opinion
OF many OF the physicians before
whom she has given demonstrations,
this remarkably low pulse explains
her ability To whirl without getting
dizzy. For Onetta. be 1t known. Is
not a native OF Arabia, where the
deryish Is an established institution.
She is Pennsylvania girl, born and
bred. and her real name is Miss Ber'
tina Spalding. She has been whirling
since she was little girl and has
been before the public In a profes'
sional capacity for the past 10 years
An event OF Importance to Detroit
playgoers will be the return oil
Vaughan CHASER and his company "a
the Lyceum theater. next week, In
THE Man Between" by Rupert
Hughes. Mr.. CHASER plays the role OF
John Stoddard, a young civil engi
neer. who is building a great can
tiliver bridge over a mountain gorge
Though OF humble stock, Stoddard has
risen from the ranks by sheer ability
and hard-won education. TO become
the confidant of capitalists. The love
interest centers about Janet Van Nest,
daughter of a railroad president, who
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-12
Easter Week Special

Your choice Of sew
eral styles In our reg
ular 81 grade Velvet
Pumps. brown or black.
This week only
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-12
PENINsULAR ELECTS OFFICERS
Lawton T. Hemans Is President and
General Counsel.

General Counsel.
The first meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Peninsular Life Insurance
Co was held i'm the home office in
the Majestic building and directors
were elected as follows:
Lawton T. Hemans, Mason, Mich.
Seaman l.. Bird, Detroit; John j.
Oliver, Detroit; Memo Zimmerman,
Detroit; John G. Robinson. Detroit;
Edwin r. Alien, Detroit; Frank j.
Hirt. Lenox; Francis +. Donsmore,
Mason; Milo \. White. Fremont:
Leon F. Titus, Traverse City;
Andrew T. Donaldson, Mt. Clemens;
Frank II. Milham, Kalamazoo: Wiley
II. Reynolds. Jackson; Robert G..
Wandel. Grand Rapids Morris T..
Thomas, Cadillac.
At the meeting Of the board of d.
rectors. which followed, the officers
we're elected as follows: President
and general counsel. Lawton I. He
mans: vice-presidents. John J. Oliver
and Seaman l.. Bird; secretary. John
c. Robinson: treasurer, Memo Zim-
hermann. The executive committee
consists OF the above officers.
The capitalization of the company
is $4,000. For the present II will
confne its business to Michigan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-12
THE STAGE

The management OF the Garrick the
alter announces the return. next week,
OF Louis Mann, In Jules Eckert Good
of New York, The Man Who Stood
STILL" In this play Mr.. Mann Is seen
as an old Swiss matchmaker, who re-
fuses TO progress with the times. and
who, In consequence, sees his neigh
bors prosper and grow rich in this
worlds goods, while he stands still
In the role OF old John Krauss Mr.,
Mann Is said to be given unlimited
opportunities for pathos and comedy
work. lie will be supported by an
excellent company. including Emily
Ann Wellman and Mathilde Cottrelly
in their original roles.
Though II has withstood the test OF
three seasons on the road. The Road
Up the Mountains will make its first
Deroit bow in the Lafayette theater
next Sunday. The piece is described
as comedy drama and Is from the
pen OF John Lawrence, who will be
seen In the title role. Mr.. Lawrence
is said To have evolved novel play,
the action concerning neither the
moonshiner for the feudists.
Joe Hart Is the author OF the ex-
cellent ont-act comedy sketch, Honor
Among Thieves" which Is topping the
Temple bill the present week. He is
the genius OF stagedom who has Civ
en- several girl acts" to vaudeville
lovers. but is perhaps best known for
his production, THE Futurity Win
ner" in which a race between three
horses was given on the stage. The
present offering was first made known
at a recent Lambs club gambol.
where II met with great approval. Mr..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-12
mo, IT'S NOT TOO
EARLY"

to take in the D. & c. Line
weekend excursions to Cleve-
land. The boats are steam
heated and as comfortable as
your own home. Special Easter
excursion next Saturday, So. 50
round trip. Make your reserva-
tons early. Our City Ticket
Agents will take care OF you.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-12
COUNTRY BOY" TELLS GOOD
STORY AND ENDS HAPPILY

The story OF The Country Boy,
Edgar Selwyn's newest four act COM
edy, which Henry b. Harris will pre-
sent In the Detroit opera house next
week. with matinees on Wednesday
and Saturday, is based upon the famil-
lar incident of the imaginative young
man bred in a small town, whose
greatest ambition is 10 get away from
the limitations of his birthplace and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-12
SETTLERS FARES.
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM.

Tickets will be sold at reduced
fares, Tuesday, April 18th. 18th, and
25th, TO certain points in Alberta
Manitoba. Montana. North Dakota and
Saskatchewan.
For particulars apply at City Ticket
Office, rs Woodward Avenue. Tele
phone Main 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-12
v. s. Fishing Tug Seized.

The American fishing tug Eagle of
Lorain. o.. was seized at Kinesyille
Ont, for alleged fishing in Canadiun
waters. On the Eagle were 30 boxes
OF net and 5000 pounds Of fish
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-12
wife Slayer Escapes From Jail.

BEAVER. Pa, April LIT was dis
covered this morning that Charles
Hickman. wife slayer, whose appeal
for pardon was refused by the state
supreme court on Monday, had broken
jail and made his escape during the
night from the Beaver county jail.
He was under sentence OF death.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-12

tires OF the follies OF the idle rich
and, through meeting Stoddard, comes
TO know the rights OF her fathers em'
ployes. The climax comes when the
hero IS offered his choice OF giving
up this girl or deserving the cause OF
the striking workmen, which he has
championed. Miss Courteney, OF
course, will be seen as Miss Van
Nest
A, consistent book and lyrics. and
six complete sets Of massive scenery,
with electrical effects and a costume
equipment, worthy OF Broadway
production. are said TO be factors that
have contributed largely TO the sue
cess OF Fred Twins Majestics' this
season. The "Maiestics" will come to
the Gayety theater next Sunday for
a weeks engagement.
THE Country Boy" under the man
agement OF Henry b. Harris will
come TO the Detroit opera house for
one week. beginning Monday, April
IL with matinees on Wednesday and
Saturday. The play concerns a young
man who goes from his home town
TO New York city TO make his success
in life" He goes through hardships
and establishments; is rejected by
the girl he loves at home because he
pays attentions 10 show girl, and
at last he decided 10 end II all by
the suicide route" Through the in
fiuence OF a friendly newspaper man,
he is saved from himself and goes
back to his home town, where he wins
back his girl and starts lifs anew.
A boarding house scene offers unusual
opportunities for comedy.
Dainty Marie. a trapeze performer,
OF charming personality, will be the
special added attraction in the Ave
nue. theater next week, when "The
Rollickers' Will give the regular bill
OF burlesque and vaudeville. Miss
Marie gives performance somewhat
after the nature OF Charmion's disrob-
ing while on the flying bar. The
Rollickers" boast OF Glenn Bevins at
their leading fun-maker. Mr.. Bevins
Is well remembered as a portrayer OF
quantity humorous rube types. He
Will have important parts in the trav-
estes and will be seen In a one-act
sketch, Daddy" Other members OF
the company are: Mildred Gilmore,
Cole & Warner, German
comedians; and Francis & Rodgers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-12

Business-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., rs
John R-st Pm. Main 1898 or City sass.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-30
SAFE MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is a safe and effective medicine for children as it does not contain opi- ates or harmful drugs. The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is In yellow package.
 For Sale by W. L. DeWoody & Go
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-30
WORK OF CITY
 BEAUTIFUL SEEN

An enthusiastic worker of the lad ies City Beautiful Club told the Gra- phic last night of a most oomplipl- entary statement that one of her friends had made to her. The lady who praised the efforts of the City Beautiful Club is a we'll known resi- dent here. She has just returned from a trip away, on which she was absent from the city for twp months. On her return a few days ago she was greeted by the results of the en- thusiastic work of the club. The lady. stated that although she had on- ly been away two months the good work which the club had accomplish ed in the residence district was very plain to her. She complimented the work of the club very highly and stat ed that she would become a member at once. Tn further discussing the work the newly converted City Beau tiful advocate stated that the busi- ness district was much behind in the cleaning up.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-30
ALL YOU KNOCKERS ''4':':.'..:''
 READ THIS JOLT
Lady Owner of the Merry-Go-R Round Gives Parting Shot at Lakeside Residents and Others Who
 Knock.

Because some of the residents of Lakeside complained to the Graphic Friday night filing protest against the whistle and other noises around the merrygo-nound at Main street and Martin avenue, and because they urged the Graphic to say that it was Keeping them awake at nights and was nuisance, Mrs. L.. L.. Root, the owner, has written the Graphic communication saying she and the ''Merry-go-round" were going to make
 their departure from the city on next Monday. She writes at length, taking fall" out of Pine Bluff gen. orally and pays a parting shot to it's people in particular She says:
 "I notice in your paper that you say that citizens in this neighborhood is making complaint about our merry go-round keeping them awake at night. We have been here about one month and during that time we have run exactly II nights. We have nev- CT run any night later than 10 o'clock, except one Friday night and every Saturday night we run to il o'clock. Now I want the people that made eam- plaint to know that I leave here Mon day, not to please them, but because the place can't keep me up. It don't support aspark. a l never had so much use for negroes, but if you didn't let them ride here you would starve to death. This is. why the park here don't make money. It is because such 'cronic' kickers as this Is in Pine Bluff. I am an Arkan- sawyer by birth, but it certainly is behind the times and that is the req son. there is some people who are all
 right, but there is enough of this kicking class to cause other people trouble. That is why you can't open
 park here on Sunday unless y,u
 give away your rides. It is free do-
 1ngs, these people are looking for.
 The negro crowd that comes here
 may be obnoxious to them. but the
 most obnoxious thing have experi-
 enced since I have been here is the
 white kids begging me for ride. If you come at 7:3o when the free rides comes off, you will see as many white kids pr more than you do black. l have my license paid here and aim to stay until Monday. and will ad- wise those people who like to go to
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him to the bench.

him to the bench.
 Jones, who pitched for the Texas lads, handled his batters easy and his support was fine.
 The Tyler team arrived here yes terday afternoon and returned at an early hour this morning. Besides the regular team MT. Malley acoom- panied them here and Willis Gimes came as a sub. The following was the lineup of the two teams:
 Tyler-Brown, End; Righby, ss; Co., vert, If; Haley, c; Phillips, cf Pow ell, Srd; Rosenstein 1st; Ginn, If; Jones D. Pine Bluff-Graves, ss; Evans, 2nd; Fisher, 1st; Brenke, Of; Watson and Tolson D; Smith, 3rd; Rue If; Matthews, If; Kilmer C. The Tyler team was entertained at the Y. M c. X. while here
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-30
MUST OBSERVE THE
 QUARANTINE RULES

The board of health and city phy- sician want to call the attention of the physicians and parents to the fact that it is not permissible for a child, though he may have had meas les himself, to go from a home in which there is a case of measles to school until every case in the house has recovered and all danger of new cases Is passed. It is also not per missible for the parents of a family In which a case of measles, scarlet fever Or diptheria may develop to send their children tp a neighbor's s house just before the case is reported for quarantine. In some instances this has been done and the children allowed to 90 to school. This will not be allowed any more. We ask that every family and every physician n Cooperate with us in enforcing these rules as we consider 1t best for the public health.
 A. c. THOMPSON, Pres.
 E. A. HOWELL, secy.
 w. T. LOWE,
 City Physician.