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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

nus Ncri hires ~%uDri" mir SrcllHcn
mo mirflidlcm @cnItb.
,Sd babe Sir idon hcmcrtt. odB
Munu linp Srnll unb Slim. lhrc
:Roicnfrdu;c. NthniQcnL Stnpnllcrc
gon5 offcu mn ihrcn undtcn Aouls
tra1tn. Sic iiuo itoli ullt ihrcll
o|jluubcn unn idldmcn Iidi ultt. Ncnz
lclbcn pifcn III bcflulpcn. %bcIpnecr2 bel
GjclcNcnhcit pol firdllidlcn Yrp5elItps
ltcn. &cint Nrohulcidndma Scltc
crrid1tcu lie lclbit Die Nlt0rc 10 lt,pn
tic tonlcn; Der YroSciiipns &eg ilt
duf bciocn Seitcn nit Banana Stall>
Den unp Tnpiers @uirlunpcn &c
idmildt, Srcuhc Snlpen werpcn db9e@
~iclcrt. Die GhoridnNer bdben elnigc
ncllc Sicpcr cin1ciibt. iugar feblt oa=
bel Die %bcngdliidJe Wuiifbauoe (licbc
%ilpl nid,t. Die iidl un piclem Gage
beiplocrs bcrportbun nil. 0roB uln
alcin finbct lidl Gin, Gin Scbcr mill
oubci icin. Sluuncno iehcn Die 3tnz
ollcr lunb Mpbumchuncr picicn Nc'tiiIg
IN mo bcluunpcru Die @lnllben2ucs
5cu9rng Der AdtbpIitcn,. Den @cldng.
Die W.tlIiii lilb DIS trdrti1c Nplells
frdnizNebet Der ainper uub Grlpddls
icnen. Sei cincr bicicr @clcNenbcitcn
pernubm id, bdS bIpo orei dltere Yer
inncn 5llm Sdnrse cinc2 SortcS III
Nulic 0eblicbcn murcu - dllc Nnbe>
rem purcu bcim Wuttc3oienltc luln Der
nutiol9euoen &ro5ciiipn. &ie ihDn
mo erhabcn mire e., weun g ms
balS ACCOUNT iciu Uiiroe, allc SDrfer
nicicr benaaliidJcm Gbcneu benz nah
rem Wutte 5ufihrcu ji fouueu, no
ounn aus Miliuuen uon @er5eu
Wuttes Sub nub Yrcis crihallen
,uiirnc. lin Sitics pclpcrt'telliBcn 5l
tonncu, mcrocn ubcr lcibcr nod Sabre
pcrilicbcn milncn unp. licbc Scier mn
li.bc Scicrinnen, sic llriudlc fpnlltct
Sbr ats meincu frilbcrcn @ricfcn bers
nusleicn. tic iinb: MurNel nl @iii'ips
narcu. Ninnacl an Nitten III bciicrer
GntiultunG Der Stonbeit Der STRIDE
mo oc3 ojottc>nicuiGc2. III pcitcrcr
uuh trditigcr Tn3bchnun0 Der Or
6iehlnd in Sdlulcn. III &diIcnbGlls
fern. in %itiIpcn Limitation. Simmer
ned miiiiem mir beten mn bitten
mo flngcn. Mciu ScAlcitCr uuf
hicicm tur8cu Spd5icrgdna i'll Sen
galcn tuttc ctlunS @clcgcnbeit, lih BON
cicicr Moth ~ iibcr5cuacn, CT tunntc
nltdl sic 9tpthpcnpiNfcii br~illAcuhcr
Siuabilic crtcumen, CT crtnnute pds mn
c~rulcbiidlc Mltc bu2 Die Wiilion0rc
uui Dem YdnNc unp III Zen StN0tcu,
Die CT nmrh mcinc Nricic b%crciitc,
thun. or mirn iidlcrIih bel ~icincr
4iidfchr in Die Nciurutb nidt blos i'm
tdlialid)cu Mreiic. ipnbcrn audl inter
Nrcmocu ilbcr oas Miiiionsiclp III
Iii Scnguicu III cridblen lpincn NM
tiniac Wprtc Der |luimuutcrul0 iur
llutcritiiBung Der @iiiiuHcu bciiilGcn.
= dluB folAt.i
@iil auiridtiscr GmpicbllmN.
". Yb. SnGli5c. s. Z. g..
NiiIionur ui@ SdctG. Snbiclt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
@rofber,o9tbum.
Ans Der 6amptfaht..

queen b mr. q, ~. Sebr. - IN
Der bcuti9cn MANNER Sipung luinmetc
Srdiihcnt Snpul Dem reinforcement
@~roBber5og @ilbclm eiucn Nudrui.
Bic ncuc @roBbcr6ogin lei Ole critc
aui bem lurembur9iihcu Sbron. sic
i'm Nnnb gcborcn uub cr6pscu ici. mo
icit Wurin Sberciia Die critic Srnu. Die
iiber 0urembura rcgicrc. Bic &crr
ihcrtuscnbcn Inrin Shcrc'ia'2 unb
ibSe Gcrnienitc iiir llntcrriht, Ndcr
ban, 0unocl mb Snbultric mur0cu
pom Hcbncr iummt Sen rittcrlidlcu
llcberlicicrunacn hca 0ullcS No''ull
Der ncllcn &crriherin ais %prrilc pprs
Ncitcllt unb Ole NoiiuWu0 Ml3Nciprus
d,cn. paB bicic ais cpuIIititicnclic
0crridcrin Die llnnbhGuoigicit mo hle
lrcicn Ginrid)nmHcn NcS SnnocS bcdls
hnltcn lpcrhc. Surh Zoos mllrhc cine
Nboromm9 bcitimmt, sic Hah SdlpB
Scra 1cben ioll. I'M pcu uclitn Clio
Der Hcgcntin Observation-Disclosures
urcmbmra IS. Sc1r, - Ter
Nllrcmburgcr Mathuliidlc %~olt2pcrciu
pcrjcidnci iiir ono Subr 1911 idlouc
erocbuiiic. Sic WiiuGicpcr'nhl uicu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

Ncbcn. ipniinclt nci gcbilocicn Glros
pGcr BIC %uit an. bic ShrcE 81 TER
itppfcu, mo umipitfilrlid bcntt CT dn
bctuuntc @prtc cinc2 Shutters ilbcr
aaecnnmiit: Die Stein cuucit)cr.
MenidcubcrScu rnicnh Madden snnn."
Sit &irtcnNciunQc lpcrpcn Itood
bc'icr allsaciiihrt, penn nuiocm Der
Miiiion0r lidl iiir Wonutc mo Sabre
init icilcm G6pr ~nbAplult but. tonnlt
rph 10 cnuns Hic citl 5uiritoenc9 Me
inltat ;uml %~oridciu. Sp 'il8cll
ncilic Scutc pon Vd1pburu sum- Scis
ipicl cine 6rc9oridniid)c Wcne, @nn1iic
rcim Scgcil nit Dem hudluilrpigltcn
QUE. SIC n~otbpcuOiqcH @ciGilge Iiit
oic Gturupdjc II. J.. II. 81 nc bon
9ipten feline HhnIn9 bdbcn. nllBtc
Nucs und, Nch0r 9clcrnt merbcil ltup
hicic Yru6cbur toltctc mchrcrc Snhrc.
@ir luoilcu jcei in Die Nupclt elm
trctcn. no meme !icbcn S%dliuar6cn
ianu NQc %ldg Ncfnnpcn hdbcn MGR
Den. nm elmer tur5cu NnipraIe mel
n~cricitS Ju;ub0rcu. Sicic miro Iidl
uutlirlidl iibcr pcu S~crp;Ngrlulh Del
mes @ci!ldlc3 critreuct. lrobci ll iibcr
Die Gntfdltui9 Der tntholildcn Ntrd}t
in Simcritu beloubtr5 @cIpid't legen
mulB nlb Die Spicr Der nmcritariid,cn
anthplitcn iilr Sdulc uub Airdlc bcr
porbcbcn pcrbs. ,Sbrt 0cr5en werz
Den crituulcn, lpcin lie borcH, lptc picl
BON Den &otbplifcn Der EcrcinigIcn
Stoutcn crforbcrt miro. Ino oa6 ne
pcnnpd ans @iiic unb Sicbc ftr Die
Miiiipncn inter Den 6cincn nets cincu
Stitrn9 hubcu. Nott 0cbc, ouB IN
'crc @inGcburcncn rcldcr mdrcn. oerlt
aud lie lpllrhcn pom guI5cm 0cr5ell
Ncrnc bas NG3lititc thul. &io lest
milncn mir N~iiiipndrc ms bcNnilHcu
nit Sem. ma lcutitliAt &pbltb0tcr
ula bcIdcrcn. Die Adpclic puu Sdnl
fipnr iii id)pu icit SdbrcE crGdllt nnN
iit idun lett Snbrcn ~ f!ciL. etrtn lpic
Su licbit. fam bit'clbc Die Anuclcll
Gen talml iuiici iup bitic3 iii blno Gin
&pd,entuN, ipu lcbr %icic an Dem
Sclpc heidGitigl 'iub mn upn Sci
ntnl mo mcincm Scilld'c nidl behold
ridlti0t lucrhcn tunnicu. Siclt Nuz
pcllc iii cbenio AcbGui iuic Die aelpohns
litcu 0duicr. %icr Bamboo &Gnoc.
Gin @ruoNuh. Die nuttc Grpc pieut
ais SuBboocu uub aiIaNtidHiitcnc
Nlddlcn i'll Den @oipcn ncbnltlI Die
Stclie 10 Scnltcrn. Ser Hltur
picicr Aupcl!c nj uu2 ~Scut" @oij cr'
bdllt ulh ncitcbt bios uii2 bcn IQers
uotbpcnhi1iicu. Sit NrtuaucAe
&iiocr. sic bel inlt lercm Sturm uou
Sen Nnrdl oic oiicrlsl Mise ciuNrin
gcnbtu &iubc Observation-Disclosures lpcr
Den. bcilcbcn III. Sen pilliNltcn Srld
bilpcrn. Die hurdl ocu McAcn mn Dix
Scudiiatsit toum nlchr 81 trtcn1cR
linb. M mchrercn picicr &dpcllcll
ppcr Spritirhiciu bcitcbt Der Nltdr
icbr OFT ais ciuigcn Bamboo YTGblcn
ais lIuterbuu. iibcr bic ciniAc Sreticr
ais Nliurtiid, 9clcAl linn. Ann III
Der Sbut iinr bitie Miiiipnen an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

ruben nit bcn nnbcren Surupdcrn 10
Iou9c wie moalid, aui icincm Ypltcn
nra9chnltcn. iid) ubcr ilr Hiittchr
cntihloncu. ais Die Au2iid>t AMI cin
N~cpciblidlca @ciTcrarbcitcn 81 icbr
idmonb. Sciu Goniraft ging ilbria
ncila I'M I. Nugnit 1871 6u Gnoc.
Nui DER Iiidrciic beiuttc 0crr Nor
bic sroBten Edible Supan'a. Damn
9iproauerita, no CT in Snu Srnus
cisco cincu Snfel bat. Tm SnmStuA
fam CT in Nntpcrpcn an.
Sh~einel tAantpn Sictirdl K,
II. Ncbr. - Sic blcii9c 6Tidhri9e
aatbarinu Sdccr crlitt an II. Scpt.
bcim Nu@ruocn bon Sobhcdtn l,bcuas
Ncidbrlidc Srnnopumbcn. Sic 'tarp
in Der pcrtlpnsncn Htudt an ncn
Solacn ncriclbcn.
HcpiuNcn. ~. Scbr. 49, IN Den
ulltin gelcgcncn @tpIllbcn ocS &irs
thea Sphunn Huuih i'll &~niic2buur
brad Aciteru &nhmittna Seucr ans,
pnS bn5 @pbnbauS iammt 9iobilinr
cinuld)crtc.
Cid a., .. Ms, -. Sthr.
0icr itnrb am Sicnatuu IN Der @nIp
pilu bic &itupc % Sniob GupciuH2,
Ncbprcuc Mnriu NtHrion, I'M Nlicr ppn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
Is. Der Die Nmtpmubil Snonifric mia

co, Der Die Mntumubil Snonitric mDa=
ltd gclindjt hat. NIs Der hinge Hc
mir hcrnn1cluudNcn mar. crartiT CT
ocn Mnnocrirnb mn oing nut 3oria.
no II Wcdaniftr purDc. Or mar
lmmcr Gin ~flcibigcr nlp ~Ncilipoacr Ar
Better. Gr H~rilbcitc unb iuioicrtc.
Sdpn nl5 Ainb mar CT miBbcaicriN
rmp IN icincm 6cimuthabpri, ais CT
bd5 %icb biltctc. 5inlmertc CT ullcrlci
Hdocrrpcrfc 6%i'anmcn. bic q in Den
Wicicn nit Wancrbctricb brtberl tbdt.
IN Der 8roBitubt fnnb CT @elcgcuhcit
icinc Acuutniiic 81 crlpcitcru. Sulb
nldftc CT feline @rfinbunacll. Scinc
IrbcitNcbtr 1clpanneil i'm licb. nc
Inbcn i'll ihm cincn cbclcn Ar0citcr,
bciicn Wciit Ae;pcdtcr mar lpic Der
icincr a~cnphn!idcn Wiitorhcitcr. Sein
0crS idllg aid bohcr mic bus Der i'm
unrirgcnbcn @crtitatt : aamcrubcr.
pcld'c mciitcns burh Den Srllnf nbgce
lrlllIptt lpurel. Sclloir mar mo bllcb
ulldltcrn NM urbcltium. Gr llldltc
psridicbcne Nrbcitslpcrt5clgc 81 Der
bcncru. Su fam ts, oob CT cllbltdl
Den Gncn5zNPotor crfanb uub Die
&%ruftpagcu crmpGlidltc. Nntbcr
tnutc CT cilcn MotprlpnNcn inb fuhr
mil ihm in Der Stabt Yaris bcrum.
Sls ipnr bns crile @utpmobil.
Ndtilrlidl wllrhe hicit Griin0Hn1 nod
Der Durd Inocre picl ucrbciicrt. Nbcr
Sos itcbt fcit, obne bic 9cnoridc
Griiuhuuu fonntc man midi 0if Den
SrroBcn ohnc TferN rcuncn UIN audi
midi IN Ser yllit flicacn. Scinc
idontn G~nt6c6ungcn molten Den be-
Observation-Disclosures Ir6cittr jcbot
niht reid. Or ar6citctc lid i'll elmer
oliitlidcn Wohlbubcnlcit hcrnui nbcr
gum Scidlthum brn1'tc or c. nidlt.
Nnbcrc mudtcn lidl ieinc &riinpun9M-
-MllEcu. Scat. Nn Ger
NGlinlc GriillGer- -tplliL1irOcr crit
pxscau. 90 actt @ irmcr. llne
am lcetcn Sonntod mar cine Grobc
&~criummlun9 in &irlon bon Srcnnncu
uub Snnoslcuten 5uidmmtu gcfpm=
men. 10 tcihloicn purhc bcm Sphnc
nca Sortidrittca Gin SlnnNGilD in
StGctdlcu Wirtpn III crridltcn. Sbrc,
lucm @brc gcpllhrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

% Sabrcu. Sir ocn Ncucrmcrb
uon SGnScrcicn sur %crHrnBcrumg Der
@tcecr ShmciS murbeu Yrciic bon
800, 100 urb iognr 500 Sr. iiirs
Sir. lc nab Sa9c bcs Scrraina &c
5ablt. Sic 0~ilttcns Tcrputtung hat
audi zen gcinnmten Soriterbllid uui
elmer Inbobc, Sdiiilingen ac9cniiber.
nIdnt Der Gid) Smcmburecr StruBc
gcltacn. crlpprbcn. Sic 6Gli,c Nieica
@ulbes iua nbgebplSt pcrocu, 10 pnb
Ole llmScbmig Der StuAt Gid III Den
lcetcn Snbrcn Spci %GIhcr. pcn
Gluirs Gbcne uno Den Spritcrbuih Der
loren bat.
: d. iittrimgcn, u. tScDr. -
Nertc pcrid)ico bic Gltcltc Ycrion nm
icrcr SrtiGaft. Die lcbige Suiamn
@cItcr, Sic ma 80 Sabre ult.
cri@meiicr, -. Scpr. -
Slm -. Sebrunr itarb lmitr Scel
lorAcr unp Sciinitor Nlt nadl iicbcns
mnd)iNer Arunfbcit. Sr mirttc bier
80 Sabre lang ais Yfarrcr, 81
lpnroc 1916 IN saba gcborcu.
Niclborn, %. Scbr, Ser
Ndcrcr Ihlen ans Nicdcr lpor 9citerrl
9rcuo i'm ScNriif ilbcr Gielporu nod,
N>nnic 81 ochcl ais gc9cn bolb IL llbr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
Gin spasieroai1e 1T 9mbirn.

iracllb lpcld]cm %rlmt. Der licbc
iociluup hat c2 nidt peridnndbt III
ciuem Stnllc gcboreu 5n lpcroen nm
bort "cn1piing CT bic Grltlin9c Ieincr
Nnbctcr. Micr IN bicien Ml'lionss
aopcacu ittint CT in bcrielben Scnrtth
uno Grnienriauia bcim I'll. Gpfcr her
nicocr unp ie9nct icinc liebcn atroer
oicier brcnncnbcn @bcucn SengoIcn :,
Die Sbn upn 0crSen Iicpcn unp S1nt
bier ibrc Nnbetlng odrbringtl. Su
licbit, lpic fair IIle Dor pcnl Tltnrs
frcliSe nit Acknowledgement 0dllptc III
finblid,cm Ocbetc iid nit ibrcn1 @Dtt
umtcrbultcu. 8dhrenb Der GonIetrns
tipt in Scr Niciie crbcbcn tic oft ihrc
Nrrnc mo ilrcttcn tic glcid,Idm sum
@mpiangc Dem tommcnncn Nclldloc
cntac9cn. Nrm inn tic mo tbr
Miilionur nit ihucn, ubcr reid, inn
tic an @lolbcn ullp buburd, filllen ne
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
& Il Il III d6ou, Mtld.,
- a NJ 49, flt.l

kalamazoo. Mid.,
Den 9. Nfdr5 1912.
&crlbcr Ntrr Nnuncr.
Yie6c Ycicr mn Scicrinlcn.
Sic @cidngc uub Sicher DER Gin9cs
borcncn $nbicna limo ullc in elmer
Molls Spnnrt abgciuSt mno hubtn picl
&crlpunhtidoft nit piclcn u~ilicrcr
ElnImpciicn. @c9cn Nnfan9 lit Die
Nonulntion in ciilem nitocru Stinmts
ton. Der Iid' Nc9cn Gnhc elmer Struphc
81 bD6cru Ncliitrrn %cridpingt. Sc
botcr unb irdrfcr Die Ginger ibrc
Meiicn pruNu5icrcn fnnncn luobci
bic Malenbcrn MD OhIattln iilgcrbid
dnidlpcIlcn. pc'to arpBcr III Der ScifaIl
AM 9nnc uno bcitp crmllnttrnbcr CT
tlingt bus .Spbui" t@rdpoi Der gu
horcr. Die Stinmcn iin0 gar m'd't
anBcrcbu unN u%cionpcrs Damn lpo Die
Ginger iih in Den obcrn Scmppa crz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

Sabre nlt.
Gipilitamo Der StaSt GttelbrfH.
Stcrbefdllc. - Bonn 3. SaS
nuar: Nil. Strpt. air rs Sabre, Hdes
rcr. !coia. - Nnnn. alt 1 Sabr. 1o&s
ter BON Better @iop, @aurer. = o.:
Smiaune Slrcus. olt II Sabre, Iehtg.
- 49,: SroSper @iicr. alt "a Sabre.
i,ptclbciiecr. @uttc bon Saith. 3onbz
linaer. - H.: Commit Srancois. alt
81 Sabre. 6ijttennrbeiter. @attc bon
Mdra. Shile; Maria &aiercs, alt q
Sabre. %itnuc . @totb. Sub. -
is: Cttilic, alt 1 Sabre, Spdtcr bon
Sucieu %prmu1. Sottler. - 81: Rif.
Sens. %rbcitcr, olt 80 l., Gatte bon
Ebcrciio SrocS; 2atb. S%ennnng, alt
80 Sabre. &itnpe y. !. y. @eli@s
biliN. - 2I.: Nit. Supler. alt 6S g..
@itnrer D, Maria Yeiiicr. - g.:
@liinbctb acpt, olt 90 Sabre. Ieoie.
27.: Iuna @uhcn, alt 70 SoRre.
@ittlpe n, Yeter arips. - 90: Soh.
Molitcr, olt 6S Sabre, Sirt gu Wes=
ten Wattc 0 Bertha Scicritsin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19
REPEAT RIOTOTS SCENES
 IN HUNGARIAN PARLIAMENT T

Budapest, Hungary, Sept. 18.-The riotous scenes which occurred att the opening of the Hungarian Parliament yesterday were re-enacted again to- day when the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies was resumed. AS soon as the government deputies began to come into the chamber the uproar began. An opposition member shout ed "Scoundrel. at Minister of Con- merce Beothy, who made step to- ward his adversary and asked:
 What did you say?'
 Immediately the oppositionists rushed at the minister, striking him with their fists until he fell to the floor. The minister was rescued by friends. When the president of the lower house, Count Stephen Tisza took the chair the tumult was resumed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19
UNITED STATES MAKES RECORD IN COMMERCE
The Business With Other Nations Shows Increase of
 Sl36.O0O, ,OOO.

Washington, Sept. 1S.-The foreign commerce of the United States toulh- cd a new high record during August, both in the status of American goods exported and of foreign goods brought into this country.
 August completed an eight months period during which America busi- ness with other nations increased $130,000,0 ,000 on the import side, and S150,O0O, ,000 on the export side over any other year in the countrys his tory.
 The August exports were valued at $1G7, ,SS5,0000 and the imports $155,- 0O0, ,OO0 In each case this was an in- crease of more than $25 100000 above the business of the corresponding month last. year. For the eight months the export business of the corresponding month last year. For the eight months the export business of the United States was $1,417 ,000,- GOO and the import business $1,SS8,- 900, 1000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19
100 Dead-10O Wounded
 In Tripoli Battle
ltll'ans, With Superior Artillery and Brilliant BayOnet Work, Routed
 Musselmen.

Rome, Sept. 1S.-Eigh hundrt d Turks and Arabs and 61 Italian sol diers were k He'd in the most san guinary engagement of the war in Tripoli, fought yesterday near Derma, a pert of the Med terranean, 140 miles northeast of BenghaZr. Forty-cne prisoners including an important Arab chief, fell into the hands of he invaders, of whom 113 were wounded Fighting began at daybreak when a force of Arabs and Turks surprised and attacked small outpost of the Italian line. The fight ragged almost all day but the superior artillery of the Italians and i.heM brilliant work with baycnets finally routed the Musse!men. General Reisoli com manding the Italian army in Tripoli, estimates the defenders dead at 1000 and a wounded at milar number.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19
RESULTS TELL
There Gan Be No Doubt About ihr Re. &s8 suits in Pine BiuI.

@Resnlts tell the tale. fsA All doubt is removed
 The testimony of a Pine Bluff cii- zen
 Can be easily investigated.
 What better proof can be had?
 J. A. Owen, salesman, 1920 $. Wal nut St., Pine Bluff, Ark, says: For many years l was afflicted with weak back and the least cold I caught settled on my kidneys. ] could not stoop or straighten without having sharp tWinges across the small of my back. Since used Doan Kidney Pills, procured at the Mann Tanker slcy Drug Co.,, all this has been changed. This remedy has never failed to relieve me and am there fore justified i'll recommending it. Statement given November 10, 19o5.)
 The Benefit Lasted.
 Mir. Gwen was interviewed on March 31, 1911 and said: "l cheerfully con- firm my former statement, regarding Doan's Kidney Pills. have had no need of a kidney medicine since 1905. l have often advised other kidney sui ferers to give Doan's Kidney Pills a trial
 For sale by all dealers. Price a0 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,. Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United | States
 1 Remember the name-Doan sand [ take no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19
EDITOR OF "FAIR DEAL"
 MUST GO TO JAIL

Knoxville, Tenn, Sept. 1S.-James M. Freeman, editor of the Fair Deal, a Saturday evening publication which has printed several salacious local stories, was fined $50 and sentenced to six months in jail in criminal court today on charge of circulat- ing obscene literature. Judge Nelson ermarked in sentencing him that he was sorry he could not give him more. An appeal was taken. Freeman is in jail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19
Seven Committeeman
 Expelled For Hearsay
Republican National Committee, Sit- ting as Trial Courts Gusts Mem.
 bers From Three States.

New York, Sept. 1S.-By unpreced- ented but unanimous action, the Re- publican national committee, sitting as trial court in the Hotel Manhat- tan today, busted seven of its mem bers for hearsay and disloyalty to President Taft. Of the AS members of the committee Al were present or represented by proxy. All voted to eXpel accused members.
 The hearing was held behind clos ed doors and Chairman Hilles an-. nounced that the committee had ac- cepted the resignations of the mem- bers from Ohio, Oklahoma and Minne- sota and had declared vacant the seats oI four others.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19
BY THE COMMITTEE.
|iph School Societies.

Tha Phi,cma' heon lieerary society he Hig,a School has been reor- pnized for thfs ensuing school year. he eff cers elected for the first harter are: Sam Johnson, president; :slie Mcintyre, vice-pfesident; J. w. |dams, secretary; Ben Matthew's, Ieasurer and Jeff Allen, critic. h., Invincible society has effected new organization and .Yhe follow .ng bll hold office fer the first three bentns of the year: George Holder less, president; Read Fletcher, vice. 'resident; John Sorrells, secretary
 Ind treasurer, and George fS!lon, fitic. Freelin Chr. .stopher and
 harles Wiley were elected reporters
 r t!e Graphic and Commercial res-
 ectiye!y.
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Jackson County After
 Whiskey Traders InauisitOrial Body Returns 26O Indict. ments Against Alleged
 ViOlatOrS.

Newport, Sept. 18.-The grand jury of Jackson cOunty's September term of court seems determined to break up the system of joints and blind- tigers which infest Newport, for up to date they have returned 260 indict- ments Sheriff Neal, it is said. has served 13 bench warrants on Sam Gist, and four on Jewel Best, charg-
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Flower Carnival.

The flower carnival to Ee given in his city next month by the City beautilul Club will be a success if he ladies of the city take the proper Interest in it, and in order to have berfect plants and flowers for the Iarnival, the committee is prepared ] furnish any one with fertilizer for Orcing and producing extra flowers ! nd plants at the following prices: Dne package for ten cents, or three pr twenty-five cents, appiy to Mrs. C. Fowles, No. 1105 West Fifth venue Phone No. 576.
 The followinf. directions are recom- bended for the use of the fertilizer: or enriching and forcing plants a bod commercial fertilizer is, one ta |lespoonfu! nitrate of soda, two ta- +lespoons potash or lye, three table boons blood meal Dissolve nitrate
 soda in hot water, to this mixture ld ten quarts of water, use as you liquid manure, not quite so freely.
 hot weather add more water. When esiring extra fine blooms for eXhibi- lon, begin three weeks before hand, se a quart of mixture to a plant, if
 open ground. Do not put too close
 roots. Water twice a week. You ill he rewarded by increased size
 the flower and added richness of blor.
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Facial Service Club.

The Social Service Club met with
 uss Mamie Mum on West Sixth ave- hue yesterday afternoon. Several |natters of interest to the members |rere discussed and work for the win Lor manned. Miss Martha Allis, of l title Rock, who is visiting Mrs. J. A. Mcleod, made an interesting and in kructive talk on her sociological kork in Kansas City. After a pleas Inf afternoon delicious refreshments kpre served by the hostess. A full Sttendance of members was recorded khe Club will meet with Miss Ger |ude Fox on the third Saturday in DctOber.
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|Olern Priscillas.

The Modern Priscillas, an em- Foidery club, met with Mrs. R. E. hyis on West Fifth avenue yester- by afternoon and all the members
 ere present. The afternoon was bent in fancy needle work. Refresh IentS were served at the usual hour.
 fs, Theo Hussman, of West Fifth
 enue, will entertain the members at
 cir next meeting.
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What We Never Forget

accordingto to science, are the things associated with our early home life. such as Bucklen's Arnica Salve, that mother or grandmother used to cure our burns, boils, scalds, sores. skin eruptions, cuts, sprains or bruises. Forty years of cures prove it's merit. Unrivaled for piles. corns or cold sores. Only % cents at all druggists.
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ing them with running blind-tigers, and six upon w. P. Sanderson of Grubbs. A bond of $200 is required in each case.
 The large numEer of indictments returned by the grand jury is a re- cord breaker.
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Ice Cream Social.

The ladies oi the Carr Memorial Methodist church will give an ice cream social at the parsonage, No 6l0 Dakota street, Thursday evening al o'clock. The public is invited
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eeeabees Meet Today.

The Ladies of the Maccabees will eet this afternoon at 4 o'clock. All fmbers are urged to attend.
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|lent Social,

llent Social,
 |a talent social will be given by the FMoers of Hawley Memorial church
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this evening. The program will be- gin at clock.
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Beautiful VeSting.

Many very beautiful fancy vest ings are provided. Among these are :i number of parlit ularlN dainty de signs in old silver, pearl and similar shades, black anl silver silk III Xtutts, and stamped or embossed patterns in black ilks and velvets also are at tracting considerable attention. For wear with the dinner coat there is d good selection of French Srays ana some choice snadings in pale pinks and Cpaline blues, although blacks and grays are still regarded as being the only correct shades.
 "'There are two quite distinct styles of dinner jackets competing for popu- lar favor in the coming season. Those made with doublebreasted lapels and shaped generally after the style of the fashionable sack coat Of a season or two ago-long and waisty--have the more dressy appearance and are likely to be the choice of the younger and smarter men.
 
 But for those who wear dinner jacket when it is permissible as an alternative to the sWallowtail because it is more comfortable the older style cut fairly easy at the waist and hav ing a long roll collar covered entire ly with dull silk. will be the more generally favored. The latter style has the further advantage that it is q | better traveller than the former. It can be packed away in a suitcase or kit bag, and no very great concern need be felt about the set of the col lar or the general freshness of the coat in the event of a press-up being inaccessible.