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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06

Rem yort. 5. Suli. anset.
.Woltte1 BON Redpel.
abs.g.: .Waurstdnia" mad, aiptr'
sool; .4mtriea" naa RsapsI; .ar'
sentina- mad Irisft.
Hopenbageu. anees.: -Ssl'
lig Glop' pon Rem gorf.
2onbpn. anset.: rWonitou'
BON pbilabelpbid.
stopn. Anset.: mWse'
rion" BON pbilaotlphiu.
GLASGOW. aussi.: -pretorian"
BON pbilabelpbia.
Soutbnmptou. absesansen
rDeeonie1 mad Retp Dort; ~aaiiel
Wilbslns Der grobs" nah Rem ycrt
9abre. 4ns.,.: ~Gbisaso" Dor
Rem upst: .Goriai9ian1 bon Won'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06
Jm gpencer 6pnie
Nurbe aeIterm elm Sprier bon sinenI
qamsSmamn Hiebug,tnaIli.

Sm SpsHeer 5ouis, oas in ben lssa
ten 5abrsn gu elmer 5eimitdtte fir Sns
risr berabseiuntsn lit, fam ss ssftern
4benp fpiebsr sinmaI gum glutpers
sieben.
Jm britten S.odpert geristh.n 3fpei
Snrier Rnmens Msorino Stabiru unb
Deter Duitinaoine ansinanosr uno pos
Gnot bonn 2ieo. mar, oab Stubird si.
nen Repolpsr sog unb Guiiinaoine sint
ansel In bic 9ruit jagte. Der 0erDunt
bette purbe nah benz itdoiifhen 5oipi'
tai gsbrahi. tuo Die 4erstt isinen gu
ftanb fir sismlih bsosntlih er.Idrien
Stobira gslong ss in Der aaesmelnsr
aufresung su .ntruiihsn uno bic 90
lissi fabHb.t gsgeHipdrtis auf i'm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06
Gonep Sslano.

Rad benz groBen anbrang am 4.
5uli bat Der obise beliebte 9ergniis
gunsspIog pisbsr i.insn rsguldrsn
0si4Gftssans aufsenommen nnb ale,
bic grbolung bon Der uni1elihsn
Sise Der Stdot futen. t0nnen bsquem
qlas finbsn, um biss su tbun. ar'
bsrbem III isbt .9ollmouo", prourh
bic abenbiobrisn auf bsm Jlufe iih
Iehr ronautiit seitalten. 5iir bic
,ommenbe Woh. bat Die 2eiiung IN
bem 8oubepill. 36euisr nisber gang
teIonbere 2fitrattionen seponnsH uno
3ipar: Carl iSlpnn unb Pettis Wea
eaugbliu. bic ius.noli6sn Smitatorsil,
51ns.r uno Sdnssr; Crpill. uno
s;rant, 3tpei bsianHte SonsIeurs; Soc
Wilton, Der Tialeit Romiter; II:
G,.isentiinitlsr Bennett unb SisrIins.
ben songlsur 5arru Uetf unb ods
qibleten pdor 9e6riiber Ga 1tl.
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Z6laftrunf
Nar auaeuihsinlid) otm Seltarapli'
itsn j. W. Etipitt b,Igsbrabt
iuorben.

ssn beipnbtloism 3ult1nb ipurbe ges
tern abeno Der 1eisgrapbiit ]. W.
Ieipitt BON Hc. Ill gOnrop StraBe
i'm itdotiihen 5oipital singsliefsrt. Gr
lpdr am poit Squdrs aut benz Stras
benpflaiter liegsnD aufgefunoen por'
ben unb man gIdubts anfdnglih. baB
es iidh nm sinen 6iBidlIag hanoie, aber
Der Gmpfangsar3t 3r. Sotporo gss
lanete itlisblid, 81 Der ueberseugung.
oab Ieipitt elm Sdlaitrunt eIneesss
BEN iporpen mar ahsr bic hetreffenoer
gerionen, bic 1sipitt betdubt hdttsn.
errsihtsn augeniasinIi4 i1rsn 3Gped
niht. oenn an benz geipuBtloien Dur'
ben i'm Soipita! nod $40 porssiun'
ben.
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1abrt nof Wlilpautss berihtsie. bab
IL Wlitaliener barnn ibsilgenommsn
bdiien unb Die Mnssdben ii6 auf S115
helauien bGtten. Der geriht fpurDe
auiae6ibsn uno Der 9etrag angetpis~
ZEN. 6srr mnntr bsrihteie nod tpeiter,
bag Der Ghnsi3sr WdHnsrhor BON
Gbicdgo bic bisfigen ShDeiser Gam
ger su tinem aommsrs eingelaben hdts
te, nobel iid) olls beftens dmiiirien.
Zen gbicasoern fon Der 3ont oesgers
Gins iibermittelt ipsrosn. 9err Gbas
au,n3i puroe ais 8slsgai 81 Der acn.
pention 0es .. u. St1ats.8erbdnbs in
6amilton eripGhli. tpdhrsnp 6err Ga
cob 2isb als Sisflpsrtrtter fun9irsr
tpirp.
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ge(eQrap6
@esen su Ieihten Sc
pihts bsItraft.

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Columbus, g., 5. Suli. Tie
tfite lleberfubruna untsr osm neusn
e,eIess, lpeIdes befiimn,t. ouB Nnhs
rrnasmisiel nan benz g.tpitte psr.
iaufi p.rnen miiIlen. erfolsts bier
teuie. 2. Sbipman. Elm gambler,
iplroe unier Der 4ntlose perhuf.st.
Elm babies p.d anrtpffsln psriouit Sll
baben, bds nur 8 pfunb uno 6 llnsen
i9os. ip1brtnh es "a pfuno bate pie.
aen iollsn. Gr plaioirte niht ihul'
oia. spuro. absr iberfiihrt uno um sic
unb bic aoiten bsItrnft.
Reue aersts.
Columbus. g.. s. Su!i. Dor
176 gerIonsn. ipelde iih Anfang gun
ses gIamens fir Aer3.e uniersogtH
;inb 1853 ,ur Ausiibnng Der proris ir
l. bio sueelnHen frorbsn. Tapon finn
IT aus Columbus. 35 aus glepelono
81 aus Cincinnati uno bi. ubrieer
aus anberen Gidbten Gbio's. Die e.
fo:areihen Ranbibdten aus Cincinnati
iinb: Mrthur gharles 1o6msper
sSames McGes Hentlen. Mdlier alber'
Wraunlin, Wlericn 1obb DoDibion
Oiles 4nthonp De Gourob. Meuber
IAN Guiast, GhaxI&l 4sHassA GrssA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06

2iberpool. angef.: nGampa=
MIC" BON Rem Yorf; n6ranconta" BON
Bottom.
Bremen. 2ngef.: yaronprtn>
3eiIin Gecillie" BON Neip Yprt.
Neapel. 2tngef.: Berlin" pfn
Neip Yort no6 @enud.
Soutbdmpton. 4ngetommen:
Olympic" BON NeD Dort.
glpmouts. Nngst.: rRotter.
BAN" BON Jteips syort nad aottsrbam,
Gberbourg. abgeg.: nGailer
Dilbelm Der 8rpbe" BON Bremen naf
Nefp glprf.
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9emte
Mirs GrI. Soispbine Jranf'5 gtif.
bier siutrsHsu.

Di. Q.ite bss Jrl. Sofspbine 5rani.
bic pors.It.ru i'm 8uu Gate. nabe aoz
IamasoO, ptid., srtruu.en lit. purbs
ssiiern absno BON ltBierer Stabt aus
unter 0bbut b.s 5srrH Gbas. Stebel
ndh 5aui. ssfdidt uno piro heuie bier
sin.reffen.
Gs miro dnasnommen, bab bic Der
nnglidts en.fpeo:r Don Der !oigt ii6er'
fp1ltiat oosr BON elmer Sbnmaht be-
fallen puroe uno bon sinem pier, oui
bem fie itanb, in ben Gee fisl. Sn BE.
gIsitung ibrsr aouiins, 5rl. earmsntii
ia WeiI. BON asriHgton. ap., uno elmer
onoereH DAME. mar SRI. Grant on
9ormi.tns na6 elmer Snisl in benz Ss,
gsrubert. Mdbreno bic beibsn 4noeren
mad b.m gsrIaiIsu ees Bootes mad
Der nabe esltgen.H Bathing Ssah gin
gen, sos ss SRI. Jrani Dor, in Der Rdh'
nss pisrs gu bleiben, um. lple iis idets
glumen su pfliidsn. als bic 8sioer
nan sttpa .insr halbsn Stunos 3uriit
ishrten. innoen iie su ibrsm Shrttsn
nnb srl. Grant perihtpunosn mar uni
Tie ite[ien Rnhforfhunssn on, bei be
nsn bi. asits in Der Qdbs beg pier
in stm eirpa feds CUB iisf.nDaiisr g.
Tunpen tpurbe. DisIslb. purbt 10 ifnel
ipie m0glid eebore.n uno na6 aa!a
masoo g.broht. 3ur 3eit bee unfaa
iparen FRI. arnnf unh Gouiine hi
Gdfis bss Rabbintrs 5burman 30
adlamasoo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06
Surniabrt Der Surus,m.iuSss Sareu.

Die 8Gren Der Cincinnati 5urnees
msinbe bisIten esftsrn Qbsno cine Der
iammlung ob uuo beidlofsH. iih ON
nGbfisn Sonutag an Der pom Rors
lpcoo 5urnpsrsin gu p.rQnitaItenb.n
Jurnfabrt nah Stspart's Mooos bel
SitDertOn poq3dblig 81 betheiligsn.
Der 4bmarih finbst bss 8ormittags
nm 30 uhr BON Der 5urnhatle aus
itati. Uit Der 5urufabrt III Elm Jas
milisnfeit psrbunoen, oas pdhr.uo bes
Rahmittass itaitfinosn piro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06

oieIes pietmebr nur cine oeIunoe Heata
tipn aegen Die unierss @ra6tens falIte
unb unpGoagogtite priiDerie feiH
i0lte."
5rembss 8apitat in Me.
rito. 2lngeIhts Der unruben in
Msrito Dsr0ffentli6t Der 2onooner
.Gconouiit" cine 3uiammenfteQung
iiber bic SapitaIsinoeItitioneH bes
4uslaross in Uiertto auf 9runo BON
4nqubsn oes Drdiibsnten GUmuno
MdIter bon Der ganQDiIheu 6anDeIsa
bans in Toronto. 8emna6 ergibt bic
experimentation foIgenDes Bib:
8ereinigte StQaten, 2O0,00O,0O0 Bfo.
Stsrl.; GngIanD (sinihIieBlth Ganaa
pu), 100000 Bfo. Sterl; ssraut.
rsih, 0sutihluno, 8elgien, 5ollano
unD Spauien, 100000 PfD. Sterl,
Die bic 3ifferu 3elgen, iteben Die Der.
Stdateu bel oieisr Experimentation
an Der Spise. 0pn ben anaegebeneu
goiteH entfauen bel ben Der. Staatsu
50 groSsnt uuf giIenbabnen, 45 proa
gent Quf 8ergnerte urD Der Reit alh
anbere cnouitrie3peige bel GngIann
(einIdIieBIt6 ganaou) so prp3ent uui
giienbabnen, Is 4ro3nt auf Berg
tpsrte, % pro8ert auf IanDtpirthfhaft.
lihe uno anoere Snouftrieunterneb;
mungen; Die Rapitalien 5rantrethsl
8eutihIanos, geIgiens, 6oQQnos uni
Spaniens iteten bauptidhIih in gdHta
uttisn, Wanufatturpaarsn unp in
gngros> uno 0etailhanoel.
Uer Rsgenmeffer eint
grftnoun9 aorsas. 3m
WeTung Der Reqenmenqe beoienen 'tt
Die Msteorolooen betanntltA siuea
QuffunggefdBes. oeFsn SnbaIt nud
/ iebem ReaenfaQe ooer toglih nit einem
Iogsnannten MeBgIaie gsrneFsu ntrp
8ieGrfinounq bisiesQpparats fhrelbt
man bsm StaIiener gaTteQi 81, Del
3sitgenofIe 8ulilsis mar. Segt bal
nun Or. Waba, DIRECTOR oss meteoro'
Icgifden SbIsrpatpriums in 5h..
ntulpo, uahgepieien, baB i6ou 20d
Sabre fruber Regsnmefer in aored in
9ebrauh par.n. Der erite purbt
1442 bur6 SDnig Sep eingefiibrj
unb beitano aus einem grpu3egefdb
pas auf einem 9feiler dufgeitslt mar,
| gfuf jsoem RsssnfalIe mubten beiou'
oere geamte Die Reqenb0be mefsu unt
osm Gonige mittbeilen. SuitrumentI
gIether 9r0be uuo 6orm purbeu in
ben qropin5en osrtbeilt unb aud aus
oieisn muBte Der Regeufuq oem a0Eie
mitastbeilt perpen. Rod beute finpei
man in 3orea monhenorts pfeiler, biz
eiuft RsgsnmeFer trugen. 60 itehi
eln iolter i'm 0arten betm gdlaft oes
jeBt abqeieBten Sniiers. Der 9ruui
Der beionbern Nufmertfamtett auf bit
Rsgsnfdle in Sprea lit Der. boB gs.
nagsrber Rtgsu fir Gas 9eoeihen bon
Reis, Der ba8 Sauptnabrun8smitteI
bss 9oltss bilbet, notanenbtg lit
Denn sur 3eit Der ReispflQn3ung midi
Regen in hiurstdenoer Wenge follt, Il
1T bic grnte gefdbrbst, ia, pislleif
osrIorer, uno 6ungersnotb iit Die nm,
mitteibore 5plge Sn aoreo faIIi
Der msiite Regeu i'm SuIi, Die gertng
fen aegsnmenseu i'm 5ebruar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06

.Dalpap", atsr. Wt' . 0
natb's Refipsns, an SEQ.
" Raid, pertduff,


R. Bald pertauff.
.Dalpap", bic prddtise R:iiosn5 bss
Deritorbensn CsI.Wagnatsn 4Isranosr
WcGonalo, bic uripriinglih mehr als
$780, 900 setoItst bat. lit felt geitern
fir SIPS, 900 in ben gsiis bon Geo. u.
Bald uno Satin iib,rssgangsn. Das
giaentbum mar nd6 oem goo. oes
germ We8onaIo auf Dehsn Gnselins
nen iibtrgsgaugsu uno esitsrn, nahoem
bic llntsrbanolun9:n nett Ssnus geolss
ben yaren, tam ibr Batter. 5srr goz
NUMB Stauo. BON Rem yori bitrh.r,
Inn ais Yormuno Der geioen Die yers
.auisatts gu uuisrseihHen.
8as eigsntbum liegi an Dem Ilio.
ipsiilihsn enopuuit. Der Clifton 4os.
uno We4lpin aoenu., bat cine JroRt
bon 355 uno cine 1isfs BON $40 JuB.
Gs .ntb1!t etiua 18 .3immtr, sinsn
arobartia eineerihtet.H 8allfadI uno
| lit NIT S110,3 $50 auf benz Sieusrbogen
.inaeih6st. glsanean, Rouris &c Sunt'
iHgton psrmitisIt.u ben 8ertauf.
Die soerren 6arrn Qepp unb Gene
WeiB ptrcen an Der Msiti.ite Der 8ins
Strabe, n0rolih BON Der Calhoun Str.
in Gorrppilis. elm ~ManoeIbiloers : hea'
ter" srri6tsn IaiIsH. baB sttpa S25,.
600 toften foll. DasIelbe rpiro etfpc
800 Sispldss sntbaIten.
| Sbeobors Waper &. Bro. baben fir
Serrn e. g.. Sbearer oehen 7 3immel
snt6altenbss Dobnbaus Ro. 412e
Garter 2lpenus, nit Got 90 bsi 15C
| Sub. fir S3145 an Nooo @. 3ouslaE
Ipsrtauit.
| TisIslbe girma nertaufie on 8. )
| Kramer fir ben Giasntbiimsr albsrt
g. 6dut cine 32 bei 122 5ub Got IL
Der WanB llnt.rabtb.iluns. Garior
apenus, fir $50 per SUB. iopie err
6aus Der irau 5lora 5iria an Cole
rain apenus, nabe g9eit Gor.. fii1
$500 on 5srrn W. Uldners.
Sm itdbliIhen gauamt tpuroer
geftern bic foIssnben BauerIaubnis
ictsins stpirti: 9. Q. Cooper, 2a
Iiodigss Wohnbous an Der 3oaopal
nabe Der 3atbsrrp Sirabe, 1900
ssrau u. Hobinfon. stpeiitodigel
Dchnboas auf oem Grunofut Rc
, 1896 aiitner Sirabe. Sl.200; Dit
, ai5ele 2Aiiodises DOhnbaus an ps
6anb Mpenue Hak oer Win.on Roon
/ Sc, 200; Jrou Rofs Jelig. or.iftodiss
Wobnbdus auf oem Grunoitud Vr
/ 25l4 WcWiden 4psnus. $4,000.
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Dame, fir bic bas 8ergangens, trsls
hes ibre Ssgenb bebeutet, in beito
ih0nerem @lan3 ittablt, ie ferner es
geriift if. Mas aber bos Bette 1T:
iie beiist ben liebenspiirbigen uno
frdftigen 9umor elmer Grau, tpel6e
bic Shale bes Gebens nt4t nur genie
benb an bic 2ippen geboben, fonbern
aud nit tbeilnebmenoen gittigen9Gnz
ben bat fiillen 9elfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06

bic gramgebeugten6interbIiebenen biirs
fen bel Der i6neren 6eimiuhung, BON
Der iis betroffen ipurben, Der innigitsn
1bsilnabme psrIihert iein. Die Beer
bigung finbet am 5reitog Rahmittag
INN balb 3ipei llbr pom 3ralierbdnis,
go. 637 Weit WcMiden apenue, aus
itdtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06
W1 1ufter IA miIte

Wtumd tan Der Sammertbiir)t
.Grna, grnu oufftebenl - Sd
bin fhon friiirt, Ttimi traintrt fd
bereits ieit Sipei Stunoen gum Msett'
rabeIn, 5iesfreo 1T sben pom aoni
mers heim, Der CUTE gsupo bat et
sanae Mdihe aufssbdngt, uuo d
!isst nod TIM Bette. --- G6Gm Othr
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Btrtbtn: rSommt, mein Sunoerl
unb bpl Dir oas 6letid pom 3eGer!'
Baron: y9ebsn sic I'D feline Wiii'
be, 5rau Wirthtn .. ohne Serpietis
ipeiit mein Sunp niht!"
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eAuei,er NdnaerAor.

Tinker bsm WorFs Des 6errn 6. g.
Orcne uno Der prOtcscllfi bes
l6erru Sulms Tsoptr tieIt Der obige
Nerein s<is<rn feine seeslmdbiee mo-
natSs 1eriummlung al. 6err Joba
0uier uurbe ais pdBiseS1 slsoIieb cuf.
a1seunnl. 0ss @siipa11if fa0 GiS ~
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bei IbfaTun9 bes 8soihtes fernlag,
oieIes pislmebr uur cine oeiuuoe Heata
tion qeqen bic unieres @ra6tens falIte
urb uupGoagogtihe pritDerie feiH
iDlte."
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Seefin NSsnns, etnpsob. G!Httuaa:a g.
Rreis so Gents unb bariibsr.
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gbeobors Waper &. Bro. BADEN fir
5errn e. 6. Sbenrsr beiIen 7 3immer
enthaltenbes Wobnbaus Ro. 4128
Garter 4psnus, nit Got 90 Sci LOO
Sub, fir S3145 an Wooo @. 2ouslaB
rsrtauft.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07
R ART

"Two Women" IS the title of Mrs.
Leslie Carriers new play Two Wo-
men, in which she will be seen at
the Elks Theater Nov. II 1.-TWO Wo-
men" is so called because the star
plays two utterly different women.
The only relationship is an extra
ordinary likeness, purely physical.
and a conveyance Of affection upon
one man. The woman of the first act
is Jeanette Moreau, a poor but nom
est seamstress, the ador'ng and con-
sumptive wife of Comte Remy de
Margyl, a former profigate, now fall
len into poverty and leading a res
pectable life as Remy Moreau, lnVen-
tor and painter. In Paris he meets
a popular dancer named Jeannlne
Bartet, in all her glory at the Dal
Tabalin AS she bears a strong re-
semblance to his dead wife, Kenny
her services as model for
the portrait he is painting of the be-
loved Jeanette. This association
leads to love and sacrifice between
them and ultimate marriage. Before
this conclusion, Jeannine HES return
ed to Paris and her former associates,
one in particular, cast such asper-
sions upon her character that a duel
IS the result between him and Remy.
In a triangle scene between Jeannine'
Remy and Pascal, the insulter, Mrs.
Carter rises to the greatest heights
she has aver been known to reach II
mower and intensity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07
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MUTT AND JEFF.

The announcement of the coming
engagement of the new and Original
creation Mutt and jeff, when IS
as the attraction at the
Elks Theatre Thursday, Nov, 9, If OF
more Tran ordinary interest to the
local playgoers, first, because OF the
fact that the play itself is brand new,
this season be ng its first On the
road; second, because Of the excel
lence of the piece, and third, on ae-
count of the gorgeous manner In
which it will be presented. The play
was constructed 10 drive away dull
car and is being produced under the
personal direction of that well-knoWn
New York producer, Mr.. Gus Hill,
who declares it is one of the best,
IL not the very best, mus cal comedy
production he has ever sent on the
road, and that is saying a great deal.
MI. Hill has engaged for the play
one of the best presenting companies
it has been possible for HIM to Sc
cure. The cast numbers, more than
fifty people, at least a half dozen
stars being included in the company.
The character drawing is sad to be
thoroughly true to life, with a de-
cidedly metropolitan atmosphere. the
action crisp, the dialogue snappy,
comedy galore and the piece is filled
with new and catchy musical en-
sembles.
In the selection of the cast, Mr..
Hill toured the entire country in an
endeavor to secure players especially
suited to certain parts. His long and
varied experience in the theatrical
business has stood him in good stead
in outlining his characters. The pro-
duct,on will be complete in every re-
spect, beautiful as regards costumes
and scenery, the transportation OF
which requires two sixty-foot cars,
and the play itself is a gem in the
eyes of those who enjoy shows in
which one laugh provoking situation
follows another in rapid succession.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07
For Representative.

The Graphic is authorized to an
nounce Meyer Solmson as a candidate
for Representative, subject to the &C
ton of the Democratic voters at the
Primary election to be held In Jefer-
son county on December l.
The Graphic is authorized to an
nounce T. A. Wilson as a candidate
for Representative of jefferson coun-
ty, subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic primary, December 1, 1911.
The Graphic is authorized to an
nounce A. R. Cooper as a candidate
for Representative of Jefferson coun-
ty, subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic primary, December l, 1911.
The Graphic is authorized to an
noance C. D. McAllister, as a candi-
date for Representative of Jefferson
county, subject to the action Of the
Democratic primary, December l.
1911.
The Graphic Is authorized to an
nounce W. N. Bridges as a candidate
for Representative, subject to the ac-
ton Of the Democratic Primary De-
cember LIST, 1911.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07
AMERICA.S REPRESENTATIVE
ACTOR.

OF Nat C. Goodwin it may be said
with the certainty of it's affirmation
by the entire tLlAatre4going public
that he is the most versatile actor,
as well as the most finished, natural
end unctibus comedian playing in
the Anglo-Saxon tongue.
Thousands of his admirers through
out America go even further III thelf
encomiums of his artistry and declare
him to be the foremost living eXpon-
ent of the Art Dramatic.
While much has been said and
has been written TO the effect that
MI. Goodwin has needed to make but
little effort n gaining his assured
pos;tion at the top of the histrionle
ladded owing to his possession OF
natnre,s most. charity bestowed gift
Genius, facts prove the reverse to be
the case.
.Genius' is work" is Mr.. Goodw ms
characteristic definition of this much
abused word, and it is his jnstifiablt
boast that he aas V shirked 7
any single particular, even the slight
est or least agreeable feature OF h
task.
BY furnishing none but plays of the
cleanest and most wholesome charac-
ter and by giving his personal atten-
ton TO all his productions down &c
the smallest detail, Mr.. Goodw II has
succeeded. therefore. in attaining a
place in the affect onate regard o
all classes among tie amusement low
inc nublic second 10 no actor on the
contemporary stage.
Nat C. Goodwin and his company
will present *The Captain" at the
Elks Theater Wednesday Nov. 8.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
JEFFERSON COUNTY:

Mr.. Toney's statement In his an
nouncement shows his lack of know
ledge of the business of the office to
which he aspires. He speaks OF a
minimum charge. The fee bill does
not make a sliding scale-but one
price to all. My Fee Books are open
to the inspection of anybody who de-
sires to see them.
| am acting under the same law h a
Mr.. Brewster did and the same so
far as fees charged the public. Mr..
Toney would have to comply with
were he elected.
| have tried and shall continue to
charge and collect the legal fees tor
all services; for they are fixed by law
and belong in the County Treasury.
after the expenses of the office and
the Clerks salary are deducted. And
l can't bid for votes by promising l
will not comply with the law.
There are objections to TIE fee sys-
TEN but Clerks are not responsible
for the law as it stands and until
some better system Is devised ana
enacted it seems to me the duty OF
an official is to obey the law.
The law provides a penalty II l
over charge. Do you think would
incur this penalty? On the other
hand, have | the right to use uae
of all the people to favor some
of the people?
Trusting you will not let prejudice
ed statements Influence your votes
and soliciting your support for re-
election, l am,
Yours sincerely,
G. T.. LYLE.
11-9-1p,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07
OF COMMERCE
HAS MANY MEMBERS
Acting Secretary A. v. Dunn Says II
= Will Start Life With at Least
Six Hundred Members.

The following letter addressed to
d. w. Boyce by A. v. Dunn, acting
secretary Of the Pine Bluff Chamber OF
Commerce, is self explanatory:
Pine Bluff, Ark, Nov. 2, 1911.
Mr.. d. w. Boyce,
Pine Bluff, Ark.
Dear Sir:-Your membership appli-
cation received, and We note your
Appeal for Boosters in the Com
mercial of the Goth You will accept
our congratulations and keep the good
work up.
We have something like three hun
bred and fifty members and only half
of the membership committees have
reported. From all indications the or
g%anization will launch off with a
membership of 600 after the next
meeting on the Sth.
We are pulling for 1000, then a city
OF 10000 population by 1915. Thank
iEg you, we are,
Yours very truly,
Pine Bluff Chamber of Commerce,
A. Y. DUNN, Asst. Secty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07
Fer County Treasurer.

The Graphic IL authorized to an
aounce John O. Harrison ~ . can
didate for County Treasurer, his
candidacy being subject to the &C.
ton of the Democratic party 1t the
primary election.
The Graphic Is authorized to an
nounce Marion A. Hudson as a can
didate for County Treasurer. his
candidacy bel.ls subject to the &C.
ton of the Democratic party at the
primary election.
The Graphic Is authorized to an
nounce Geo. w. Lindsay as a candi-
date for treasurer OF Jefferson
ty, subject to the Democratic primary
election.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07
DIAMOND Ring
FOR POPULARITY
Contest to BE Announced to Aid In
Securing Funds for the New st.
Joseph Catholic Church.

A popularity contest is to be an
nounced this week by Frank Franey,
a prominent young member of st.
.Joseph's Catholic Church, as one OF
the plans whereby funds are to be
raised with the Catholic Bazaar, soon
to be held, for the purpose of erect
ing a magnificent Catholic Church
to take the place OF the present frame
church building that has been n use
for many years. The contest is to
be in il charge of Mr.. Franey, who
will be assisted by Misses Leicester
O'Connell and Virginia Walker. who
will haXe cacarge of a voting booth
at Gottlieb's jewelly store on West
Second avenue. The Graphic w IL
publish tie standing of the contest
ants on each Sunday morning, all
Young ladies and matrons OF the city
being eligible to enter the contest.
Votes will be sold for ten cents each.
The lady receiving the largest NUM-
Der of votes will receive a beautiful
diamond rng, which is on display III
Gottlieb's window. The contest pro-
misses to be a complete success finan-
cially.