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The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-19
New York and It's MlIIlnsru

Whatever may be said about the dresses, which are for the most part very freakish and unbecoming, there IS little or no adverse criticism about the hats. which are really lovely and ot great diversity Of shapes and color. The demand at present is for the close htting hat, the durbar turban and tiny poEes, but unquestionably large. rather flat hats will be worn for mid. summer wear Many of these are yelled with printed chiffon. net and lace@and are very soft and dainty. al. though they have not the fufiness characteristic of the lingerie bebe hat -Millinery Trade Review.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-19
"A COUNTRY READER"

The working housekeeper's hands have many Injurious influences to en- counter but the very worst of them is the constant immersion In water which dishwsshing and other cleaning
 up involve, Rapid changes from hot
 to cold water, and the reverse, are
 very hard on the hands. the changes
 of temperature making the nails brit
 tie and scoring them with the ridges
 SO often seen on much-used hands
 The texture of the skin is also coars- ened, while the soaps used in all
 forms of homework, being full of al kali, may so attack the delicate flesh about the nails as to loosen them So
 proper care of the nails certainly means q proper care of all the hands, and 1t is easy enough to protect them
 when doing some forms of coarse
 work There are heavy white cotton
 gloves for sweeping and dusting which
 cost only ten cents a pair. Before put
 ting these on, sthe palms and nails
 should be greased with olive oil or
 vaseline, either unguent rubbed we'll
 into the skin and all about the nail
 scarf The gloves should also be regu-
 larly washed, for when they are
 grlmed with dirt they are certainly
 useless for beautifying purposes.
 With these gloves and mop, dishes
 and cooking utensils may be washed
 without injury to the hands. or. if
 preferred, rubber gloves could be used
 for the dishwashing.
 The first care of hands injured with
 homework begins with the cleansing
 bath, with soft water barely more than tepid, and the soap of very
 good sort. If the water used is hard soften it with a teaspoonful of borax, and before using the soap shave 1t up and boil it down to a jelly. Get a cake of good old castle for the pur- pose and after the soap is dissolved | pour in about half Ia cup of benzoin, stirring 1t we'll into the jelly. Begin l the bath by wetting the hands, and then rub the jelly on them, working the hands together in the usual way as when using soap. Wash of in one water and then rinse in another of the same temperature, drying the hands at once on a clean. soft towel.
 Such a hand bath should be taken every night before going to bed, and when the hands are dry some unguent must be rubbed at once over and about the nsils-either olive oil or vas cline, as hitherto stated.
 As numerous baths, even with the best soap and softest water, are not always good for sensitive nails and delicate skin 1t is wise to clean the hands several times during the day with olive oil or palm oil; if the hands are well rubbed with either of these. then dusted with talcum powder, and wiped off with q coarse and yet soft towel. the soil will be entirely re- moved Coarsened nails are much i'm proved, too by the wearing of loose
 old white kid gloves. both during the day and at night. while the regular
 gloves worn should also be fairly loose and of soft leather such as chamois or doeskin.
 KATHERINE NORTON.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-19
Silver weadlnn

A novel cake for a silver wedding reception has favor boxes of white moire paper with the monogram of me pride and bridegroom in raised sil- yer letters, and in one corner the aate ,o,e or the wedding and in the other instead of having the conventional m Iluit cake wrapped in its frills of pa- per lace there is a small white hand made U or cooky batter and tied IA t Dy silver cord and white bow ssiii s.ii smaller oooky heart. This sym. soil1es ,. the union of Q heart and hana auflns quarter of century.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-19
Auto Hnmmnnk.

What to do with numerous small packages in an automobile after the pockets are full, can be solved by hanging child's doll hammock to the top, over ones head. This is especial. ly handy for a long trip when space is at a premium, as there is always room for "tust one more" thing in the hammock This device is all the more appreciated because 1t Is in no one's way.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-19
Coats Without Paddlnn-

Tailors are using less and less pad. ding in the new coats, and although these are never entirely innocent of the building out required to prevent wrinkles in the goods. they are very cleverly cut to suggest a smooth squareness. and are sometimes fast. ened Gas is the tendency just now) from neck to hem with a straight and closely set line of buttons. with q tiny turned down collar or imitation collar in embroidery,
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-19

crown and upper brim overlaid with velvet in bright colors--such as red, royal blue. cerise and green. Not many all black hats are shown. but combinations of black with strong eol- ors have such vogue as never be- fore, while black and white maintain their popularity always, in their new and proper environment.
 The stiff standing brushes" used for trimming arc made of silk fibers- of goura and other feathers, and sim liar forms made of flowers and foliage are known as 'stick-up" ornaments. for want Of better name. Some sim pie shapes are displayed without or nament other than a band and fiat bow across the front made of a three- inch heavy ribbon.
 JULIA BoTToMLEY.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-19
Breeze Baskets.

The bedroom that is redolent of the oId-fashioned scent of lavender sug- gests refreshment and peace. It is not enough to line the wardrobe shelves with lavender sachets, though to do so Is step in the right direc- ton.
 Very pretty are the hanging breeze" baskets which every breath of air from the outside encourages to send forth a delicious scent The baskets are hung upon ribbon and slung upon the looking glass or upon the handle of an escritoige, out of sight maybe, but not out of mind.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-19
Handy Device

A sleeping car apron is made of 4 plain breadth of lipen, having a broad strip turned up at the bottom to form q pocket with three divisions. These are lined with thin white rubber and are meant to hold sponge, soap. tooth brush and other toilet necessaries two smaller pockets above receiving rings and other small iewelry. stock collars and other accessories.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-19

N TAPES made on lines of mems A hats are to be worn this spring AZ by smart dressers, and look very
 trim with plain tailored gowns The models liked most are the Derby nnd q similar shape with tall square crown. But along with these severe lines are gay touches of color and strictly feminine adornments in the way of rosettes of ribbon, standing rings of fabric (as silk or ribbon) also the smart brush of silk which has such a vogue in millinery along with other Dunbar ideas.
 Powered ribbon laid in plnita across the front of black Milan shape and surmounted by paint brush" trim jn black Is one of the nobbiest hats so far produced.
 Some shapes on this order have the
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-19
From "N. B. D.y

Will you kindly answer through the paper whether it is proper to bring a box of candy or chocolates when talk ing lady to the theater? Also which side should gentleman be on (right or left of lady) in escorting her across the ballroom floor, and on which side should he seat himself?--N R. D.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-19

Finger bowls are necessary when fruit is served or corn on the cob, and many hostesses have them brought in with the dessert service or after it. Each bowl rests on glass plate to match or on china plate on top of a fine finger bowl dolly. The salt spoon is used by the individual to put the salt on his plate. I cannot take the limited space to write out recipes un- less for some very unusual dish that be found in any up-to-date cook book. Your cards should be engraved with your husbands full name. Door plates are seldom used now.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-19

There fig nothing improper about taking tox of candy to the theater, but it should be eaten during the in termission and not during the play, A man walks at the left of 8 lady and sits at her left, offering his right arm when occasion requires 1t.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-19
How,s rhIsr

We offer ono Hundred Dollars Bevs1d io. ii. sm eese oi Cststfh that cannot be cured pF
 FL. CHENEY { O. fe's9isg 'esslesg We tho undnralaned have known 7 J t-s. ior he last is years. snd believe him pe a.os.slg ofahle In al business transactions aan t ar.a able Co carry out any obsaiions made " Ne
 WALDIN0, KINNAN & MhRflA' .r.,af, Q.
 Wholesaie Drussists srssna Halls Cafarrh Cure fs taken htethsa.9.. sf tfs directly upon fhe blood aud mucous sats anfs p8 sy3tem Testimonials sent frae Price D se Hatie. Sod by ali DrugRlsis
 akc Halls Family rtis for eoHseipsA'1
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-19
rennls Costume.

The white serge skirt ID combina- ton with one of the many types of Ioose.skirted blouses Is much used for tennis. With 1t Is worn a striped coat of blue and white. orange and white. red and white. or green and white. Combinations of the various college colors are also seen.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-19
KILL THOSE BUGS

Don't let fleas, ants, roachos, bed bugs, chicken mites, potato nor cab bage bugs annoy you longer. Ross Dead Quick" spray positively kills all insects the moment it is used on them
 II is valuable dlsinfestant and deoiorant for the home. At grocers and druggists.
 w. c. ROSS MEDICINE co.
 Little Rock, Ark
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-19

If man should be working and have on heavy soiled gloves he should remove them before shaking hands. otherwise it is not necessary.
 MADAME MERRl.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-19

With mauve stripes. frightened by cluster of cherries at the waist Leghorn hat. edged with corntower blue velvet and trimmed with corn flowers and peoples.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-19
Glove EtIuuette.

Is 1t necessary to remove the glove before shaking hands? Are there cer- tain occasions when this Is or is not necessary ?--"WAITING"
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-19

Please write something about treat. ments for distigured finger nails. Mine are very tender and ugly from long course of housework, but now I've got some help want to improve my hands.
 "A COUNTRY READER"
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-19

KATHERINE MORTON.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
Aus ben iibrisen Thsilem,

9ammburf, %. Dit. - Sine
Seuersbrlunit 5eritorte gcitern 9tad,.
mittag 5i @eildbilr bas i~ioliert ges
lesene Impeien oes @derers Sronj
Sourei5. Cine Stub nno Elm aolb
fomen ebenfalS III ben Slammen nm.
SiebenaIer, IS. Sft.-Sante
perifieo Der 69jGbrise Saglobner
Ybilipp MeiiferS. welder I'M Wonat
Iugult bon elmer 2eiter geiollen
mar, an 0en ,Solgen Der oamolS er.
littenen 8erlesnngcn.
SamhleiSen, u. CIT
Sier itno IN @aihleioen lit ser IN.
pbiS inter Der Sllgenb bon II bis
20 Sobren dllsgebroden mo lieseh
wenigitcns 10 Eerionen erfranft
oarnieoer.
NieSerfer d. u, %. CIT
Su SoQenielS peridiep. 66 Sabre
alt, SRI. @argoretbn &iaerop. irii.
bere 9ebrerin bon NicSerferihen.
@Ghreno 10 Snbren itano lie Der
bieiisen @Godrnitulc Dor iuno per.
idniite Spci @enerotionen oic no.
thigc @eiiteS. mn Sersensbilouns.
Hcbcnbci iano JIG nod, immer @eles
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12

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Satin ans 9fogera Edrf ipcrbcn
liddlltc Wod)e cine mebrmonatlid)c Or
bolitngsreiic llad Der olten Stirratb
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SRI. &ntlc Hecf mo 81. ISM. Sell
eie SanS gum S~cbensbunbe. Wis
5rnu5crgen fungicrtcn Vic. Inouil,
Soicpb &eil uno CRAWFORD Srecs, io>
lpie Die Srls. Sattie Hed. Yauline
Sell nnb Soicpbilc 5rinlborn. Slid
jum Vunoel - &riegstdmerdo Geo.
Cans. getpren 5u Nieberieulen, &ans
ton Siefirf. S%iirembuf9, weldlcr prei
Sabre fiir Gnfel Sam inn %. Snfans
terie zHcgimcnt i'll ben pilocn Ybilipz
pinens SnIeln gebient bat NM am 20.
September nit Gbren cntlo'1en purpe,
i1t am 4. Mob. nit better 0eiitno@
belt in Chicago ansefonmcn. @r
nlrbe bon ieinem 9rubcr unb Sniel
Subert Cans. l~pobnbaft in @panlron,
nnb bon mcbrercn ieiucr beirell
Srelnbe auf's Srcunblidite empfnns
gen. - 3u Dem an anoercr Steae ses
meloeten llneliid, oas 5rn. SUB 5us
eefaaen, berlautet nod: Die Samilie
oronete feline iofortise lleberfilbruts
nad Dem Wesleps Soipitdl an 25. linb
Dearborn Ctr. ail, mo er jest 5ipi>
iden Seben unb Sob id)pebt. Bis
Witttppf 0lorsen, ais Sieie 3eilen GEE
idrieben ipilroen, bate CT bds Be-
fpubtiein nidJt ipieoer erlangt. Sein
8ruber, 5err eugene 9uB, tpelfer
id)leunieit berbeiserufen ipurbe, iprad,
lid, oabin ants, baB ipenig 5offnung
ba lit. hnS CT nit sem 2ebcn bapon
fommen tpirb. Wir brineen Der
idpper betroffenen Samilie nnier
tiefites 8eileio entaegen uno Boffcn,
bab tros bieier acknowledgement Hnds
rihten balbise 8eiierirng eintreten
ipiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
lemtrdD -Amerikamirdr
3%1re6fimmem.
Die brittle Iartei.

Ndfit Dem Siege Der Sempfraten.
Die Sodbnrgcn Der republifaniId,en
Sartei eroberteti, Die niemals 3iipor
Der Ydrteifabne abtriinnig g~etporoen
lparen. lit Die Stdrfe 8oolepelt's lino
ieiner Sartei bon peittrasenoer Be-
Seutling. Sie alte republifaniihe
Sartei ut 5erihmcttert unb tpiro iih
fdum ie pieoer bon Dem Sblage err
bolen. Sbre politiiden @roben, barr
inter aild, rllnele Soc" Cannon. limb
bon ibren Yieoeitalen seitiir5t. Cine
ncne @pode in Der politiifen @es
idihte u%nieres Sanbes bebt an. Die
Yrogrciiipen iperoen bas grbe ser
r@runO Oh Yartp" antreten nnb -
Shrittmaher bes S%o5ialismus tper,
ben. - ,Wanberer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
@rofber,o9tbmm.
Ans Srr bamptRaat.

Nifitas 9amf.-Mebrere Stamm.
gGite bes Gafe Miae COLONIES bot.
ten Dem 9onig Hifita bon &oute.
negro elm @liiftpmihteIegramm
iiberianot, mofiir Der SoimarihaH
oes 8onigs; @regoipitif, orabtlih
Den 9eipllnbererit @ontenegros lei.
men Ianf alisgeiprod)en bat.
Nnsscidjnnngen. - Inl1Blif Der
Subildiimsfeier Oes Sereins Der Chr.
emburger in Mntmerpeu lit Ser YrG.
iioent bes 8ereins. Serr y. Nitidfe,
ghrenprofeiior oeS Sobereu San.
oelsinititltts nnb oes, 3oniel. sltbe'
ndiims, nit Dem luremburgiihen
Sfii5ierfreii5 i'm Srben Ger gifen.
lanbfrone, mio Serr. Slibert 9rai-
ienr, Yi5epraiiOent Oes 0ereins, NIT
Dem @itterfreu5 besielben Srbens
aitsgeSeidmet tporoen. - Serrn Or.
auguit @asen lit bas &itterfreu5 oes
italieniihen 4ronenoroens perlieben
iuoroen.-9er aOnig Der gelgier bat
Serrn Sberaeometer ssafob Sor.
mann bns Sffi5ierfreii5 Oes Sroerts
2eopolbs III. perlieben.
Gn~Gembnrger SreiSenferbnnb.-
Der @oritano oieIeS Yerbanoes Der.
ienbet ioeben ein 3irfular, our1
meldes er ieine Mitglieoer .Su Ell.
mem neilen 8afiengans" aufforoert.
@r eroffnet .5u Dem beporItebenoen
Selo5uge fir Die Hedte oes Staates,
Die MISUNDERSTANDING, Die Gin.
fiibrung oeS algemeiner, sleihen,
0ireften unb eebeimen 8ablredtes
einen IgitationsionbS". llnter5eid).
net lit ooS Shriftitiid bon oen Srei-
oenfern vi. aapier Hooot; 9b.
Shommes. 2impertSbers; s. Softer.
2uremburs; u. @ale.g onnepeg; s..
&ooenbour. 2uremburg; Soiepb @e.
ber.Solerid mo artbur Iauben.
felS.S olerid,.- IarailS ifeint ber-
porSugeben, oaB Der Sreioenfetbuno
INNER mebr Die Siibrrme in Der an.
tiflerifalen 9erpeeling lnieres Gam.
oeS iibernimmt.- .9ur. Sort"
StcrbeiaQ. - Ter &eftsanpalt
Mihel Sobl lit am Sanlstag Mittae
| llbr nah tangent &ranfenlagcr
inn Mlter BON nube5u 60 Sabren
perihieOen. Sir cntnebmen Der
.9nr. 3tg." folgenoei 9ahritf iiber
oer mngcpobnlif,en Iam, Sobl
muroe am %. 9e;. 1852 in Gbnen
ais SproB elmer aIten, anseiebenen
@einsutsbeiiser Samilie geboren.
Shon m1brenS ieiner Stuoieniabre
Seid)nete CT iid) ol,rh oas llrpiidiise
uno Sriginele zines Sumors aus.
Der ieinem @eien oas SeprGse sa6
uno Der, obne Den Iiiseinanoeries.
ungen nit bent grnit oes 2ebenS
ans benz @eee 81 geber, nit ele.
mentarer @iiht aus linn berpor-
brad. Sobl seborte IN iiinaeren
Sabren cine 3eit lang Der gbsecro.
merchantmen oils Sertreter ieineS
Seimatbfautons @reuenmofcr an,
aber Die Yolitif hattie nidtS, mas
i'm auf bie Iaiier ieiielu fpnnte.
Gin gutter Mopofat fam MN id,lieb,
lid ieber peroen. ober @idel Sobl
mar mebr, mo er miro i'm Anbenfen
ieiner pieleu tSreunbc ais piel mehr
benz ais gutter Abpofat f%ortlcben.
Or mar Gin ehter Gihter, Der lid.
fer scr launigcn, bumoriitiiden
Inefoote. Seoe ieincr 8eld)iften.
Die er nnpereleid)lid) portrhg Giber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
sis!!!

Gle: y@cnn SM MIR cincn &unid,
bIffeii, III iuaS ipiirpcir On bittcn?"
Or: lin - Inn - Gin - Gin, db,
INT ein -. lpenn i'd mid, mn eee
s,ahts, cs Dir al iasen. aber IS lit
81 - iii --"
Sic: .Saa eS nur ritbia. ipicio
glanblt Oh beun baB ih Sir Seinen
&,iiniG gleid) crfiiucn tpcree."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
Anm1nien mmb DER 8aikam-
tsriee.

Ter Nnfnreifer ltniueriitGts-
Yrpfcipr d. Saiilcsru hat ithcr
bic Rage 9inmamicn'S ~seseniiber
ben iiinsiten Gnt,uifelnnsen AM
Halfan MnfimliiNe eifbcilt, bic
bic Sage biefes 9anSes iiberauS
anf&amlih oartellcn nnb er=
fenmcn laiem, marnm &6nig
9arl'S 3eidJ, has emit int
rufiiih= tirfiihen 3ries iid ieiue
litabb6nsisfcit upm Der boben
Yforfe errans, bente nntbdtig
bieibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
itub 10. sOasos lid bas geridt.

Wdbreno Der republifdnilhe Gpns
bent III frampfbafter @eiIe an einem
Mdnne feit9ebalten hattie, Der niemdls
groBe @eiidtspMnfte perfolgt bate.
Der bas Gertrduen beg 9anoes bereits
eingebiiBt bate, bran9 i'm bemofratiz
idlen Acknowledgement Die fortidrittz
life Hidtung orrf. Sic berief utr
Die Spise Der 9etpeguns eilen Iann.
Der ais @ouperneur Stem SyerIep's
Den 9etueis erbraht bate, DAB es
linn emit iei nit Dem admpf gcgen
Selle, Die Tartei inb Ieeieriung. Mmt
unb @influB int ieIbitiiber 8eiie an
miBbralidJen pflegen.
Wobl bDbnte Die replbIifaniidc
Sartei pes .YrofeHors"; fppbl lies
lie ibre papierenen Sibeljddc Die
alten Sd%elmenlieber ipielen bon Der
@efabr bes 8erberbens ourd, Die
oemofratiide Yartei. Sod, Der 3ailz
Der pirfte nift mebr! ga mar bas
SiinoenregiIter Der republifaniid)cn
Eartei, ibre biz gum Serratb am
@olfslpobl sren5enSe @ebor5usrtns ee<
ipiiIer &reiie. 8eioes 10 %oifenfun6ig,
oab fein 2eiisnen mebr bdlfl
ltno 10, nolaog fidJ benn bas Ges
ri6tl gs lit bas Geriht ibrer Gins
ben. bas iiber Die nod Dor ucnigcn
Sdbren 10 itol5e Yartei gefommenl
Wit ibr geriftet fparb aber nllh Ger
2iberdlismis. Der Gih in unierem
3anbe i'm IbbrDdeln beeriffen lit.
Ser bemotratiIhen Yartei fdat MN
Die MnfgGbe 5u, Inter Wooorpfp
Wiliou'S 2eitiin9 cine. rteue 5abrt an
lpdgem. - ,Imerifd.." -sn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12

Ser oemotratiIhen Yartei fdat MN
Die Mnfgdbe 5u, Inter Wooorpfp
Wilion's 2eitin9 cine. rere Sabrt an
lpagen. - r@merifa..% tgn9i
Gin StrafseriHt.
Nuu Sa Die republitaniide Yartei
Serihmettert i'm .Staube Iiegt. All
0irnnbe sericbtet burf Stanbpatters
uuo I'M eieenen Settle eritidt. ipirb es
in Der nddliten Belt Gommcntare m
0aaiie resnen. Sa Decentralization
einen Der ihtpad)en Hirnfte in un5erem
6ffentlihen 2eben bilbet, mDsen bier
i'm 2apibaritil Die pidJtigiten Mpz
mente aneinanoersereibt iper6en.
ipelde Die &ataitrppbe porbereiteten:
8epublifaniifes Yartei : Yros
srdmm 1908: Die repnbIifaniite
Sartei erfldrt iid un5ipeibeutig fur
cine Hepiiion bes SoItarifs in elmer
Sonbers Stsuns beS GongreB. tpeIhe
lofprt nah Dem Imtsdntritt BEG Erds
iioenten einberufen fpcroen ioQ.
Ins elmer 8ablrebe Salts. se>
baIten in Milfpaufee am 8. Septems
Der 1908: Sir 5ablreide Baarens
@attllnsen iinb bic 3oaidse iibertrie>
bene linS Is iolte nah meiner glniiht
unb in ltebereinitimmilng nit Dem in
Der Ylatform abselegtem SerIpreden
cine ipeientlid)e 8epiiion na1 unten
itattfinoen.
gnttpurf Ses Gabnez Ilbrids Sarifs
nit Sablreiden g~rb0bunsen Der 3ouz
idse unb Sebatte im 8nnoess Senat.
in berem Serlaufe Die Gtanbpatters
Die @taste fallen lieBen. gs iaste
oamaIs NIT seiuftem gbnismus
Senatpr IIorih bon HboSe SslanS
CD. Gpril 1907 .Serr Yrdiibentl
2o unb tpanu ipIen mir ie periidert
baben. baB mir ben Sarif nah unten
repibiren iueroen?" lInS Seuatpr
eob9e 0 Iaiiahnfetts iefunoirte
Nlbrid ipGter nit Der 8emerfirng:
r@ih bat 3iemano fir cine Sarif.
8epiiion nad linten nerpflihtet, ebens
10 menis mic fir cine iolhc mad
oben." Die Sendtoren Sale bon
Wtaile rno Sepburn bon Soabo. ipeIhe
iuie Ilbrid BON Der politilden S6aus
6iibue abtreten mliBten. pertpa6rten iia
in dbnliden 8orten gegen Die Innabs
me. baB iih lire Sartei fir cine grmds
Bignns Der 3ollidte berpflidtct babe.
Sic Innabme bes Same MSrihs
Sarifs pollenoete ben idimpflifen
Serrntb OH Dem golfc. Yrdiioent
5aft ianftionirte Den neiien Sarif, Der
Ine5 Inbere mar MIR feline Hepiiiun
mad untcn. Samit niht aenia, be-
5eifnetc CT ipGter Den Same Morids
Sarif oils Den beitcn Sarif mntcr ocn
l%lmitdnocm uno iiigte gum Sduben
nod ben Spott. Sdmit mar Der
trasiihe ¬en scIhiirSt unb Die
&ataitropbe porbereitet. Sic Cons
sreBtpabl oes Sabres 1910. Die Grs
fpdblung einer ltarfcn ocmofratiidcn
Iaioritdt oes Observation-Disclosures auies
mar Der critic Streid. su ipeldem bas
entriiitete. ~betroecne %olf misbplte.
Sn nod grellerem 2idte erItien
Safts Saltun9 geseniiber oen bonn
62. 9onsrcB init 8iilfe fortIdritts
lider 3epnblifaner umternommenen
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-04
NEGRO SHOOTS
 DOWN MERCHANT J. H. Hudgens Probably Fatally Wounded While
 En Route Home.
HE REFUSED TO HALT
Negro Escaped Merchan! Was Shot Down When Within lO0 Yards &
 Of His Home.

When J. II. HIdgens, 3S years old, a prom nsnt merchant, of Snerrill, this county, refused 70 obey a com- man to "halt," shortly after S:3O o'clock last night, as he was within 100 yards of his home, he wEs shot down by a negro assailant and prob sbly fH ally injured. The negro made his escape. but at midnight last night a posse, headed by ,Sheriff Edgar I'r, V ;ter, of this city, anl DepH Sheriff Quattlebaum, of Sherrill, were search ng the woods around Sherrll in an effor to capture him.
 Mir. Hudgens had just closed his store for the night and was en route to his home, eco yards away. when a man approached him ill the dark. road and tod him to ''nalt." MT. Hudgens showed the man as de anI asked Wly he wanted him %o halt. "IIl show you,' was the quick re- sECnse and the man fired a D stOl as the last word left his lips. MT. HUd- gems fell in the read and the man ran away Members of MT. Hudgens' fam- fly hoard the shot and fcrand him ly- ing n the road in q sem conscious cond;r cn. The bullet entered his mouth just below the left nortril and lodged in the back of his 'heed. be- law the last ef the brain. After be- ing taken into the house MT. Hud- gems told IS story and says he was sure his assailant is a negro.
 Er. o. w. Clark, of this c ty, was called to Sherlll overs long distance and accompanied by Dr. Asa Brnn- son and Sheriff Edgar Brewster and the county blo2dhounds lief immed- lately in an automobile for Sherrill.
 Mr. Hudgens is we Il sahd faycrably known in tn city. He is married man and has wife and three sons.
 MT. Hudgens says that he is posi- tive hs assailant was hlghwayman and he asserts that he has had no trouble with ny man that would war rant such an attack. Although MT. HMdgens says robbery was the mans motive, he male no effort 70 relieve him of any valuables after he fell II the road Mr. Hudgens carried no money from tie store when he closed for the night.