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Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
Stalien8 JlOtte iOQ angrtifeu,
Sic &tgirrnns III Som b%ttrtitet, baB italitniidt
@OlOatrn in SripOlis
ssObbeiten nnb @raufomteiten Oeribten.

onlanen in gemeinioner Nftior bic
ie MfeseIeien in 9utunft, ou Derbit-
ten, 90 iie iid nit Der moOernen 81
DiIiiutiOn HiGt In GintIGHg bringen
laiien.
SaIonthi 2. Robember -
9IrfiIde @reBtruppeH uHb cine
Abtbeiluug grie1ii@er RobaIIerie
batten in Der gtGbe bon 2opos elm
unbeoeutenOes SdnrmiiteI. Stale
nii1e ariegsibiffe oeigen iid mad
Dte Dor an Der nIbonii1en RiiIte uuO
i'm aeg1iihen Meer. Gin @ei@ua-
Der lit in ben Sofen BON Dapboi Elm.
geIoufen.
Som, 2. Nopember. - Die Ser
Bogin bon Motto. cine bourboniihe
8rimeIIin uno @ottin zines Ietters
oes 2onies 1ittor emanuel, bot iit
unter benz einfoHen Nnmen glenn
aoita oIs |fIeoerin du ben i%tolieni-
|iden Eruppen beeeben. Sbr Bel.
ipieI bat ieitens nnoerer cbIihen Do.
men Nobnbmuns SefunOen.
Cholera unter 0rie6SGes
nnGeneu.
" 0 M, 1. Ron. Die betben
9nuptfoIonien StoIiens fiir ariess.
sefnngene, bic Gremitt : SnieIn unb
Die SnIel Utica. fino Snfeftions-Gen en-
tren fir Die Cholera geiporOen unO
beoiirfen itrengiter bpgieuif&er MoB-
regeIn. 9ie Treuuiti . SnieIH Tie.
gen i'm MorfatiiAen Meer, Dor Der
itaIieniiden aiiite, tUdbrenO Utica
Dor Der WOrOfiite GioiIiens Iiegk,
Sod Oiefer SnieI inO mebrere
Taufenb eefnngene Mrober, OieN0ebr-
8abI nuer QriegsgefaneeneH, Ge-
brodt tDoroen. @@on untertuees
paren eintge Der @efnneenen inter
GboIero . Spmptomen ~geitOrben.
CUR 9erbiitune cine epidemic tun.
rem Die @eFnneener IcfOrt mad Der
2nnoune elmer eriinbIiHen gReinie.
ung u~ntertuorfen tporben. Sie
tpurOen in besinfUirten 11bern ee.
.bo6et un6 aopf unb @eIi4t tuarbe
.rofirt. sic crbieIten aud nene QIei-
Oung, tp1bren6 ibre 0Iter @etu6mOer
uerbrnnnt tpitrOen.
Die SnIeIn bIeiben inter 6r5tIi.
DER uebertroGung.
Deutf@Ion6 Toll beIfen.
8erIin, 2. Ncbember. - Die GIr.
fei Iudt DeutiHIonO au beronIoiien,
TiG fir bic SreiIoTiune bon fiinf3iO
30eIingen Der NiIit6riHuIe in Fri.
polls al ~bertuenOen, Die ben Stale.
nern IN bic 3Gnbe eefnLIen iinO. aLs
Die StoIiener Die StoOt beIetteil, ia.
ben tie Die Qnoben, ainOer i'm Sitter
bon aebn Bis drp0If Sobren, oufge.
eriFfen, oIs ariessgefonsene bebnn-
BELT un6 nod StoIien geiGidt.
Sett bittet Die tiirtiI@e @eoie.
rung Deutf4Ionb, ben NiifentbdIt
Der ainOer ousFinbie gu MAIDEN uab
Ii9 Snrrm 5ii bemiiben, OoB ie nod
Der Seimatb aitriidseidift tperOen.
8omben aus Der 2uft.
e ripoIis, 2. Nobember.
ginem itoIienifden WaiIitGr . GIieSer
lift es ouf einem Mefoenos8irungs.
8iie eeIuneen, bier Bomben mitten
in Ons tiirfifhe Eager 0u tuerfen.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
asme DreAtIoge etotion.

0eitnnttt q. 3. @oobtportb bon Der
9~lnbesmnrine 1T 6es DienItes out
Dem S6Io&t8iH ~Obio" entboben
unO nit Der Dbkut Der i'm 8ou Is
sriiietvar OuobtIOien GeIesuopbenIto.
ton IN arlington, 3d., betrout NOR
ben. Die l1ete Station bot eiuen
1bisrm 600 GltB bod linO 5rpei Ebiir.
ME bon ie 400 CUB upO iou i'm tom.
menoen SuIi in getrieb seiett tuer.
ben. es rer6en non OerieIben aus
orobtIoic Depeiden in einen llmltrcis
pom 5000 MciIen perInnOt Derben
t0itnepL
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

cine 5dtueiter beg DerItorbenen fri.
beren 5deriffs Sobn %. Collier uno
binterIdBt oliBer ibrem Soften meb.
rere 4inoer.
5rnu GttetroB beir@bti
pttH0em
Sn llxipntoDn, 90, tpurNe Ur0u
@ernI6 Fitzgerald, Gomter Dc1t Uroil
8. 8. geicons bon l~lniontotpn, i'm
9auie Der 2esteren nit |rtnS gictor
pom Eburn unO Gnyis oetrnut. DIX
GeremOnie tullrOe BON WoD. @tutam
Spence in Nntpeienbeit Der GnmiIie
unO eiHieer tDenieer Treunoe DoloO.
gen. Grnn TiseeroLO, Oeren erIter
@ntte Der @eneroI gernIO JitcerolO
II Smab Nm, Ssa 1sm Ne
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
llnter ben &ebeaen III Gbina
iOItn bic 2aiierli1tn Srnpprn Gin fnrdtbarts Slnts
bob Gngrri9tct bnbtn.
Der premier als 8rieDensDermittler.

gen 6uiammen8ufaIien. Die .D0i-
liz gaetps" meint, Die grnenuuuo
Duan Obi Rni's peroe Ote gar9e
poIitiihe Gage 1Hoern, 6rieOe ber-
iteuen oas BOLT nit 8uDeriiHt e.
fInen, Die Ahtung oes NusIauhs ge-
tpinnen uno oas Reih auf cine ge-
iunoe 8aiis iteIeH.
Betting, 2.
Miniiter baben elmer Gebeimer 81
suug Der NationaI . 8eriamulluHo
beigetpObnt Die Dem 8~ernebmeu nab
10 gut mie allie 6~oroeruneen Der ull-
6u~frieoeneu SolonteH Don 20H@Ou
aneenommen bat. Inter nnOerem
tuuroe beidIoiien, ben RebeQenfOm.
monoeur 81 Yuen Sene uno ben BE.
beIen : @ouperneur bon &mpeb,
Sone, SUD 2llne, in fpihtioe Nen.
ter gu berufen.
Der meme @enerdInnbs.
{.
Der gum @enernIItobs : Gbefs er.
mantle General Gin SidonC lit elm
MnnOidu. gr tritt an bic STEELE
Oes Trin5en 9lo.EaO, Oes 8rnoers
Oes Yrin5regenten, ufo Oes NiGn0.
ldu.9rinoen gu Gang.
Ou Gang lit I'M Sabre 1908 aIs
tnilerliher Gommilior gum GHlpinno
Der umeritaniihen 6lOtte IN &mop
eeysSaL
Opium DIr0 biIIfGer.
Amon 2. 9Opember. Die
@fIan5er in Der bielieen @eoenO be-
nusen Die berridenoen HaOtiiden
8uitdnoe Oa6u, Dem @eieb sum ErOt
rieiige Mengen bon Opium su pro-
Ou3iren. sic re9nen babel Oornuf
Dab Die Negierttng nod Idneere 8eit
ouBer StnnOe iein miro. einduidrei.
ten. Snfolge Oes mniienboIten I'm.
gebotes lit Der Yreis oes 0piums be-
reits BON $1,000 nuf $4,000 per ailte
gefollen.
@rmortet bolIigen Stur
Der 0Dnofti G.
2on0on, 2. NOnember. Muf
Der 9ur1reiie mad @oibingtOn lit
Craig @oOswOrtb, Der friibere Se.
tretGr Der omeritaniiden GeionOt.
i9oft bier eineetrOffen. Der DipEO.
mat befanO ii6 in Canton, ole bort
Die MISUNDERSTANDING ousbro&
uno lit iiber5eust, OoB Oie Mebeuen
nit benz DoGisen Stira Der lon.
I9u . 9pnoltie enOisen tUerOen- Iie
er ertI6rt, IinO bic Nufft1nOisen gut
betpoffnet unO rei1Iin nit @eIO per-
ieben, tuGbrenO ons $eer Der Meeie-
rlins i9Iedt Orsoniiirt lit. Die
M19te bdtten nn9 ieiner aniiHt BEL
einem Gini9reiten iest tein 70 Ieibtes
Spiel mebr, uie our 3eit Oes Boyer.
aufltonoes, Oo Die hineiiide armee
beute pieI GROCER 1T, nIs OnmnIs.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

QonoOn, 2. gaOOember. 2OrOoE
lit obne ieeli1en Eogicobuerfebr
3ebntouienO GboufIeure boben bettr
Die 9rbeit nieOereeIeet unb tperOer
oieIeIbe niht cher wieoer o%ufnebmen,
bis bic Oiibrer fe iOnSn o~uffOrOern
Die Gnb . @eienlidniten bebnupten,
oie GboufFeure bGtten lie iGbrIt&
Inn $t,5OOOOO sebrudt, iHOem fe
coIlertirte Gytro : SnbrseESer HiHt
reoiItrirt t6tton.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

lit, fam am 5reitae aus europa IL
uniontotun on.
Brins 8ictor BON Sburn un0 EoTis
lit Der Sobn Oes berItor6enen @rin-
0en ggon un0 OeIIen sbenfans D%erIter.
bener @emobIin unO lit ouf @runo
beIIen, SoB Tein Batter Ourn feline Sci
rotb in llne1rn notiroIiIirt tpurDe,
unenriiher Stnotsnneeb0rieer.
|germiBter a Be tobt ami.
oefnnben.
Sn einem fIeinen @eb0I0, ertOo cine
MeiIe bon benz eIterliten &eim emit
iernt, lit, mie aus Yort, 8a., semel-
oct miro, Der 2eihnam Oes 5rpeiuno.
cinbaIb Sabre alien CHARLES ArtbHr
GIp, Sobn BON Germ uno Jrau 81.
ram Clip, bon @ilO @at, aufgefunOen
moroen. 9as Rino lag nit benz @e.
Iiht auf Der Groe uno mar tbeiIpeile
nit gIdttern 5ugeOedt. Gs mar ieir
pier5ebH Goeen peridmuuOen unO
man gIau6t, Dab es geraubt uHo cine
8eitIung in 8erborgenbeit gebnIten
por0en pur, biz Die 8inOesr1uber
angIt befomen, iie tuiir0en gefangsn,
.un0 oaun Sen tIeinen Rnoben mad
Gem @1l0hen brnhtptt no lie IGN
IicBen.
Dos fam crit in ben Ietten Eneen
geHde6en ieit, benin borber bntten
2eute, Die Iih nuF Der Sude nod Dem
5ermiBten RinO befnnOen, ntebrmdIs
nit Sun0en iene STEELE poIiirt, onns
ettpas 8u entOeden. Or aIeiue tonu.
tie nobrideinIi4 ieinen Bes nidt
beimfinOen uno lit w4brldeinIt6 pov
Gri6opfung geitorbeH.
Bprtet unterfudun0 nb.
Coroner S. 6. @reeuetUaIt BON 90
gerstoun uartet oas NeiuItat Ser DE.
miihen Annlpie nb. DeIde an benz
MngeuinbnIt Der t6 /. idbrigen W6or.
garet 8i0ener, Eohter BON Gbnrles
NtOpner, Dorgenommen miro, Die Dor
ettpa elmer @ode Oobeim in Mi0OEe
Springs an gereiftuns itnrb. Dns
RiHo Inete Dor Ieinem COB 3a IefHem
guter, oaB Oas Silt, Oos fd nndber
aIs Barrier Grim bernnsiteLte, ibln
bon Der rWeum" gegeben tuOrOen iei,
uie Die 4inoer Die Sousb1Iterin,
Mnrp 5iper, nonnten. Marsarets
iiingere Shweiter, bic ebeninus Der
eiftunsseridetnungen nufwies, lit
tuieOer bergeIteIt. SOboIO erin 9e.
its oes Neinltnts Der 4emiiden In.
teriuduns 1T, pirb Coroner @seeue.
malt einen SnqueIt obbnIten.
Sog6unf6IIe.
Der erite Gag Der Sae0Inifon i'm
@nfbinetOn County bat sIei@ Opfer
e~eforOert in0em 0rei BerIonei1 6urG
Shiilie bertuun0et rpllpOen. Gin jun.
ger Monn Romens @iIIon aus &n.
gerstown tpurOe in Der N1be non
Mount Ietno bon Snrnes @Inf, Ell.
mem nn0eren S6eer, Der auF $nien
ImoB, oetroffen; ferner tpuroe in Der
gtdbe bon 5mitbsburg 8iEbur Soil.
man BON 4orrb Gardener onSeIdoi.
len unb in Der N6be bon Security
tuirOe 9. 81. Wainer aug &ngerstotpn
bon Sorrp 8Otpor6 aus NapnesborO
Oei4oiien. Die @erLesunsen IinO ole
niGt gefdbrIiG.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

Bon MbmiroI Nsnbrsp, Der Don sinsm
Fa@tissn BsIn@ in Rom mad EripOIis
9uviidsefebrt 1T nnb ben Bsfebl itbsr bic
italisnifde TIOtte wieber ibsrnOmmsn
bat. srbieIt bic Rssieruns in GOm seitsrn
cine brobtIOie Dspei@e bes SnbaIis. bag
bic iest in GripOIis ltebsmbsn 2unOifreit.
Ivdits seui9ten, nm nit GirteH unO
arabsrn fertig gu werben unO OoB Dobn
bic GIotte nunmebr ba1u ueruanOt wsroen
E6nne, msbrsrs tirtil@e SnisIu int CRIES
&if&eu Mr@ipeL gu beissen, bic DorOas
usQcn gu bIOdiereu oOer cine Dsmcuhrns
ton sssem SoIOMidi Jus @mpruu aui.
jnfabrsn. gr sIOubt, bag Die Girtsl
auf bisie @siie raid mirbs unb gum
GrieOmi&IieBen SsusiSt Sema@t psrOsn
ESnMs.
lin Iripogig baben in ben erltsN Eas
gen Ossfer @O@s Rdmpfe ftattssfunOen.
. benen es nod ni@t Fsfitsbt. usI9s
o ben bsibeH Yurtsisn bas msiits babel
sewCnaeu ober UsrIOren bat. NOm iOs
wobI ME R~OnnantinOpsI bsanIpru4t
Sisse. Die ins ausIanb SsSOnssnsn
WeIbansen, bnB bic ituIisnif9sn Eruppsn
In Bert0uf isnsr Rdmpfe aussrOrbent.
Ii~e @rauiamtsitsn usrabt unb biIflois
@reiic nnb Rranse. 5rousn unb RinOsr
nisberSemessIt batten. Dsrbsn DOn Der
itaIienif&ea @esieruns nit GROCER Gnts
rAfuns ole srcbe llnwabrbeit unb Yers
~Isumbnnssa bessi&nst.
Das IN RonltnntinopeI Usrbrsitete @ss
vn&t OaB General Gansua. Der 8sfsblss
baber Der itaIisnii@sn Ottupotionstrup.
pen in bic @sfanssnf&aIt Der Eirtsn &C..
ratben isi. it ni@t bsitdtist wOrOen.
GripoIis, 2. NObember. - Ser
Observation-Disclosures Der tiirfiIH.nrobi.
i1en Nrmee bot bic StoIiener oufge-
fOrOert, bic StoOt 9ripoIis gu iiber-
seben. Cine Mn3nbI Eirten fam I'm.
ter benz Shut Der tpeiBen GIogge
in bic Gtoot unO iiberbromte einen
Brief oes tiirfiI6en Commanders
an ben General Gonebo uno ben
WaiIit1r : @Oubernenr, in benz Die
iofOrtiee SfGumune bon SripcIis
berIonet tpir6. 0ie itoIienilGe Gnt-
mort lit nift per0ffentIi9t, es beiBt
ieOOd, ie fei in enti9ieOen bernei-
neabem Gimme oi~,seefnnen.
Berlin, 2. Sob. = Sier Bat ei.
ne @etueguns eingeiest, Die einen
BrOtelt eeeen bic beridteten itaIieni-
ihen @roniomfeiten in Eripolis gum
3lpe&e bat. BieIe berborrogenoe
wa6nner uno Grouen Iino oornn be-
tbeiIiet. Mon mill bic Mf1Hte Der.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

Die StoIiener geben einen dbfhI1o.
igen 8eIheio. - Gin Oeutider
BroteIt gegen Oie @ebeIeien in
EripoIis. Die Ser0ogin BON
aOfta begiebt ftd oIs RfIegertn
gu ben Sruppen. = &ngebIibe
geri@m6rung Der BeOuinen. =
Die GboIera inter ben Rriegs.
gefangenen. Deuti1IanOs
Ollie nngerufen. - Bcmben
aus Der &Gbe.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

Gee PIetlteI ulh OrteuelaUels
mittIer. - CT tDuroe ieood nod
@ettng 5uriidberufen. Bonn
Heueu @eueraIItnbs . GBef.
Opium ftnft TN greiie.
BicsrfprsasuOs Radri@tsn .Ommsn
aus benz 6tnsfi@sn NuTltanOsssbiet.
Gslt itsbt. baB in sinem bisissn Gsfsdt
am DOvissn Trsitas Die Rssisrungstrup.
pen bic StaOt 6aHtOw ben Rsbeusu suts
riiisn bOttsn. OOB Oisls absv in ben tritsn
Eagsu Der DO@s pom ben Rsbslsn gu,
rid erobsrt wMvOs. Mu1 onOerswo baben
bic Nsbsisn Oussnf@einIia 5orti9ritts
ssmO@s.
g Bonebo l. 9. 0obember. =
2iidenbofte 0robtIoie 9epeiben mel
ben, OoB Die toiierIiaen Erlippen
uftter ben &ebenen elm filrdtbnres
8Iutboo oneeri1tet boben, bel benz
aud 6roiien unO ainOer, fnIIs iie
Der 0lnnoIdu i. RolIe niht nlteebOr-
ten ntht beri@out uuroen. Die
Grilppen lOIlen lih ieOer GOntroIIe
ibrer 8Oreeiebten ent5Ogen baben.
Der neue &remier yuon-SItsGai lit
gu lp1t nneetommetl, UNI Die Mleke.
leien herbuten ou t0nnen. Gs miro
ertunrtet. Dob OieIe @rauiamteiten
bic GituatiOm tUeEeH4i@ perialim.
mcrn perOe.
Die GLusI1nOer BEL SantOtp tDer-
ben notwithstanding i'm Stnnoe iein,
ibre GOHceiiiOner su idiiseu. Oa iie
aebn o0er StpOIf 4nnOnenbOOte aur
8erfiigung bnben.
Ser General Din &idang lit beute
mad Reting abgereiit, UNI feline SteI.
lie oIs @eneraIitnbsdef nnoutreten.
Yuans9bi-Ro bot, pie nerIautet,
beute cine Gonferen5 nit benz STE.
beaenfiibrer General 81 @u-gbone
gebobt.
Die periOnIi&e StGerbeit Oes Pre.
nIiers ioII nidt eefdbrOet iein, OBJ.
mObI ibm Die &ebeaen feline SDm.
patbie erteegen bringen.
gbtneiiime @ebeaen . @ntterien
IoIlen bel @bu.gnne nuF einen To-
pantheon Dompfer eefeuert bnben.
Dos S&iFf tuurOe niat setrOffen,
n6er bod iinO internotionaIe Ser.
lpideIungen gu firhten.
Der @remier nod betting
beruen-
1efing q, 2. Mopember. = Die
OeotionoI . g~erInmmIung bot beute
our1 Dos GriuHen, bic GeinOieIigtei.
ten einouiteIeiL Die &epcIution &c.
tui5fermoben onerfonnt. &eftige
@efe6te tuerben bon DieIen YI6ten
gemel0et un6 Die Reeieruns bat
Duon, Sbi,@oi oufgefOr0ert, iOfOrt
mad @efine 0uriid3utebren. Simmer
bin Oeiten eetuiiie anSei@en ouf Ell.
ne bnIOios HeenOisune Der &eDOIu'
tiOn bin.
GAG lid los.
S0ngtong, 2. Nobember.
atpoag 81 lit 5u elmer internntiOnn.
len RrOpin5 nit Mn gbotu oIs
Souptitaot, erfIdrt tuorOen. es foil
cine unobbdngiee sEriaee nufgeitent
uno feine @teuern mebr mad SEEING
be8nbIt tperoen.
Ole o GBrune timber
Man0fhurei.
8ofio, 2. Nobember. - @ierber
aeInneteu Wn9ridten ou SoIee lift bic
@efobr Der erbebune in Der MnnO-
lGussi iebr nnbe oeriidt. Die @ebO.
lutioniIten 1teIten in Mlifben cine
BeIsinte W~erinmmlung 5ur Deipre-
'nuaa Der Cthantion ob.
Die Gage in Heftne.
Hefina, 2. MOpember. Die
ganit inter Der HeDOIterung BON
Eefine, bic nod benz GrIaB Oes en-
item faiIerIiHeu GOifts einiebte. lit
gum sroBem GbeiI beriHmunOen, uno
Die 8eituneen beginner, Die ergeb.
NiEe bu asbeIiow bon adtaebw 10
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

90 a, 2. NoD. = Dos bieIi.
&c GbineIenbierteI lit ourd Geuer
5erItort moroen. Ser MoterinII6o.
ben mirO ouf S 100000 ~oneeeeben.
Sur nit SiiIfe oes @iIitGrs eeIono
es, Den @ei9GftstbeiI Der Sto0t Dor
3erit0rune gu retten.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

c g o, 2. NODember.-AuS
benz gor5en gtoroneIten tuiro befti.
ger 6roit eemeloet. DDS Ebermo.
meter lit itelIentpeiie odt Grab I'M
ter ben @efrierpuntt sefnlen. Aud
S1neefalI miro aus beri1ieOenen
@egenoen eemeloet.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
Nns Der Naabari4ntt.
SIM Ebefnpeafe uno Ohio
@nnoI ertrunFen.

An GbeIopeofe umo ObiO aonol
wurbe am Moreen I'M 4 llbr Grnu
Adb1 EbnIen, Aeren &eim f@ IN Der
ASs BON Di6erIon befinOet, Bel Der
gomtben : g9IeiiIe ertrunten aus
benz MnHer ee5Oeen. Sbr Nonn Der
febt felt oebn Sabren Oieie SdIeuie
NIB bat Die Ornu, tpeIhe I'm aIter
bon so Sdbren ItnnO, pieIe gertDructe
In Nalbington, 8. g., Baltimore uno
i'm montgomery gountp. es miro
onOerOmmers, Odb fe Mn6ts IN Oas
wGf~ ber 09Js4sIs fRsste. @tt par
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-11-25
The Faust Legend
For l.4O0 years the ;'"::st legend

For l,40O years the ,'":st legend
 he sale of human soul to a devH
 has existed. The first recorded hiui of it's vitality is given in the sixth cen sury story of .Ibeophlus.' Tha, erory suited the early Christians io their efforts to stamp out the necro mancing devices of asIlly disposed per. sons prone to seek power by unhoiy means The association of the name of Faust. however. with the legend Is not more that, 4tn' yards old. The likeliest prototype of the moderr Faust is the man nf the same name who in Cracow boldly proclaimed him self professor of magic. In the six teenth century stories He'.n of Tro, was bestowed by Nephistophtles upo, Faust. and not until the middle of th. eighteenth century does there appea. | shadowy Margaret in .in form of "beautiful but p"or k.rl." wbo afte, ward develops intr. he Margaret Q Goethe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-11-25
FOR SALE.

A most excellent tract of land con- sisting of 69 acres, situated on Nc Fadden road, Il miles north of court house, with the following improve ments:
 One nice 5-ro0m residence. " tn au S-foot hall and pantry; 1 barn, l lct fenced with wire: fine we'll soft water; one cotton house and chicken house, one acre in orchard, consisting of peaches, apples and plums; 30 acres is in cultivation and the re- mainder consisting of white oak, pin oak, pine and red oak.
 This is one of the incest little farms anywhere around Pine Bluff and since the crop has been gather ed 1t can now be bought for S21O0 upon terms of one-half cash and bal ance within 12 months at 8 per cen. interest. Apply to
 5. M. TWlNf.
 Exclusive Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-11-25
ELBERTA LEADS.

A large Arkansas peach grower after testing some 25 varieties, says that there is practically but one com mercial peach for Arkansas, and that is the Elberta. Most growers seem to recognize this fact, for no doubt eight or nine-tenths of the conner cial peach orchards in the state arc composed of Elberta trees. Arkal- sas has originated a number of fine varieties of fruits, including apples, peaches, grapes and strawberries, but here is a mighty good thing which did not originate in good old Arkan- sas. It is Georgia production orig mating at Marshalville, through the efforts of Samuel H. Rumph. It be- longs to the Chinese cling type of peaches, which was first introduced into this country about 1850. Mr. Rumph believed that the strain hal not reached it's full possibilities ard set about to develop a better commer- cial variety than was then in exist ence. This was in 1872 In that year he planted 1 200 seedlings. He grad ually cut out the less promising speei- mems, until at last there remained but one fruiting tree out of the lot. In this tree he recognized the ideal he had dreamed of and began to prop. agate 1t in large qualities and set out extensive orchards of the variety. He gave it the name of Elberta in honor of his wife. The variety has been of untold value to the country and has been an important factor in tho vast extension of commercial peach culture in the United States. It is not of the highest quality, but is at- tractive in color and carries to dis tant markets in perfect condition. This is a sine qua non in a commer- clal peach, and point in which the Elberta is unrivaled. The Elberta :s the commercial peach of the foot hills of the Ozark, where the eleva- tions range from two or three hun dred feet to eight hundred or so. In that section of the state the Elberta bears from seven to nine crops k, ten.
 In northwest Arkansas, where the elevation is on the average about 1,5OO feet, we need a commercial va. riety ,hardier in bud than the Elberta.
 Bishop Whately once said to sev- eral associates who were discussing the construction of a pavement about church to be composed of wooden blocks, "all we have to do is to lay our heads together" Arkansas io the seeding ground of America. Ono could hardly plant thousand peach seeds without a good chance of get ting out of the lot one or more meri- torious seedlings. This work carried on as side line need not occupy much of ones time, as it is as fasci- hating to the one in the work as game of chess.
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OLD-TIME REMEDY
 DARKENS THE HAIR
Gives Color, Lustre to Faded and Gray hair-Dandrufi Quickly
 Removed.

From time immemorial. sage and sulphur have been used for the hair and scalp. Almost everyone knows of the value of such combination for darkening the hair, for curing dan druff and falling hair, and for making the hair grow.
 In olden times the only way to get hair tonic of this sort was to brew 1t in the home fire place, method which was troublesome and not al- ways satisfactory. Nowadays almost every up to date druggist can supply his patrons with a ready-to-use pro- duct, skillfully compounded in per fectly equipped laboratories. The Wyeth Chemical Company of New York put up an ideal remedy of this Hair Remedy and authorizes druggists to sell it under guarantee that the mo- sort, called Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur ney will be refunded if it fails to do exactly as represented.
 If you have dandruff, or if your hair is turning gray or coming out, don't delay, but get a bottle of this remedy today, and see what few days treatment will do for you.
 This preparation is offered to the public at fifty cents bottle, and is recommended and sold by all drug gists. Special agent, Mann-Tanker- sley Drug Co.,, 2O1 West Second St.
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USE OF SlLOS INCREASE.
(By c. H. Towgee, Professor of
 Dairying.)

(By c. H. Towgee, Professor of
 Dairying.)
 The number of silos in Arkansas has probably more than doubled this year. The summer just passing has brought good many letters to the station asking for information regard ing silos and silage and few ask ing for barn plans and specifications These inquiries indicate that there is considerable interest being taken in the dairy business yer the state and in the improvement of present meth ods
 Those who have built silos this year will doubtless find that the cost of feeding their cows through the winter is greatly reduced and the quantity of milk will gem ally be greater than when they depended on dry feed entirely.
 While a silo is an important i'm provement on any dairy farm it is not the only building that is neceS- sary for the economic production of milk and butter.
 A barn or stable that will protect the cows from the weather and sud. den changes of temperatures is es- sential if one expects to get the best returns for the feed fed to dairy COWS. Some feeders report saving of as much as $3 per month per COW in winter by stabling A barn not only adds to the profits by securing larger milk flow, but greatly iessens the work of feeding and caring for the herd in bad weather The say. ing in time alone will amount to considerable item in the course of d year where one has all the feed in the same building where the stock is kept.
 This does not necessarily mean that all of the farm stock should bs kept in one building. However, this may be done satisfactorily if the barn is partitioned off so that there IS no direct connection between the COW stable with the horse stable, or with the other departments. Where all of the stock is kept under one roof 1t cheapens the relative cost of the kp5saing and reduces the labor of carlngs for the stock to the minimum, put there is more risk to run in case of fire, and it is doubtless more diff ficult to keep combination barn as sanitary and as free from undesirable odors as when separate buildings are used.
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A MAIL CARRIERS LOAD.

Seems heavier when he has a weak back and kidney trouble. Fred Due hren, Mail Carrier at Atchison, Kas says: q have been bothered with kidney and bladder trouble and had severe pain across my back. When ever I carried heavy load of mail. my kidney trouble increased. Some time ago, started taking Foley Kid ney Pills and since taking them nave gotten entirely rid of all my kidney trouble and am as sound now as eyer.'' w. l.. Dewoody & Co.
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EN-ESTABLISH A BUSH

sALESMEN-ESTABLISH A BUSH ness of your own without capital. Selling groceries by samples to far mers, stock men, restaurants, board ing-houses and other large con- sumers. Original plan enables our men to establish quickly perman- ent business of their own yielding a splendid income;no investment; i;
 commissions advanced; semi-month- ly settlements; goods sold subject to trial. Experience not essential. Write for particulars today, care Dept. R. giving references. John Sexton & Co.,, Importers and whole sale grocers. Lake and Franklin
 sts., Chicago. 11-4-11-18-25.