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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-06

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-06
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-06

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-06
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Got in 5ettipn 4, golerain 5olpnibip;
81.
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/ riff) an gmil Bauer II. o., z Cots
an MaIfahuietts 2lpenue, 2 Cots an
Gormanp Npenue; $4,000.
grben bes Sam. 8. getts (per
Sberiff) an @liaabetb Belts, IA Sur
an 8dprliller, nabe !6optins Strabe;
$4,000.
0teIelbtn on oieielbe, % SUB on
JtnoIab nabe Sreeman Ctr; $2915.
| Bm. U. Boone an Mnna 9. aruder,
25 Sub an Sunt StraBe; 81.
Suian R. Gillespie an Sbe Center
4muiement Co., 2ot 3 in Sen Steips
arts llnterabtbeiIuns; 81.
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| 2 IN oerielben l1nterabtbeilunq; ST.
Joa Wt. Gpll an RoTaIie Spibfaz
ben, brei Cots in Sobn 2a gpiteaur
llnterabtbeilune; $500.
Wtargaret Dunlap on 9(nna g.
Hanttn, 12a SUB an 2aursI StraBe;
81.
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gus, 335 SUB an Sunter Mpenue,
Rorpoob; 81.
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Gbaie 9endman 0apis, 212 ssub an
Der %. 3. Strafe, 3piI6en Rdce uno
Gin; 81.
Bm SdlOtman an @ep. s.. Mc-
0onalo, 45 SUB an WabaIb Q(penus;
81.
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!oente, 2ots 40-45 incl. in 9eehz
poob; 81.
q, &C. Goparos on 3. g. Cooper,
etne Sot an I!ustd Qpenue; 81.
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Wolff stne Got an Qlasta glpenue;
81.
s. Wm, 2ubn an s5lorenee 8. Qubn,
cine 2ot an Doris StraBe; 81.
Nort9 college Siu 81. 6. So. an
ebas. We2ean, Got 62 in Der Nortf
college 9ia NDbition; 81.
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90 Sub an MeIroie Qpenue, gaorz
tpooo; 81.
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81.
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Ioolpb Gbubb, 25 SUB an Gara Ctr;
$3.50.
5annie Rustin an Sds. g. Cooper,
2 Sots an Der Z. Strabe nabe gapz
miller; 81.
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Wtosler 234 SUB an Der 2. StraBe
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3 2ots in 9eresforo's llnterabtheiz
lung; $40 uno anbere 8ebinqunoen.
Guuru Shmittbenner an Gillette
Shmittbenner. cine Got on Sim Ctr.
uHo cine Got an Carthage gite; 81.
5bos. $. 5ubor on 5be u. M.
aetpin 9umber Co., so SUB an 0apz
ton Strube; 81.
Suliu a. Banning on 2ouis 6.
8uente, Got 106 in Weorris unD
Smitb's unterabtbsilung; 81.
9orrp y. Banning an benIelben,
Got 107 in oerIslben untera6tbei,
lung; 81.
Gabriel $. Dolff an csus. 9. Goo
per, 2 9ots an Der 7. Strabe; 81.
Sertba q. Zimmerman an Gas. g.
8intler, Got 348 in Yornooo 9isfp;
$1,000.
Wm. R. Collins an gberbarb gubz
te, Got 22 in Glen 9rope; 81.
80. 8. Sbufer an Sarriet Ds. airfz
patrid, 325 SUB an Mabiion 4penue,
nobe 4nbrelp 9lp.; 81.
Sobn $. Sdmitt an gtobert =.
Stmitt, 52a SUP an Wapne Str,
GorrpbilIe; 81.
M. q. Cooper an Oenis 3. Dotpnz
ing. so Sub an 9unean Mp.; 81.
Ufarsaret 9bompiou an Sobn Difz
liens, 25 SUB an &emper 2ans;
81.
Sas. Duncan an Muguit WeIe,
eine Got an Gaitern Mpenue, na6s
grablep's Corner; 81.
Ularp 6. a. Serton an Nlops 8.
SGumoder, cine Got on 9eloebers
Strabe; $3.50.
Sohn $. Gopert an peter Dtiaaes, |
3 2ots in SettioH 21, SDmmes Up; |
81,
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12
ANOTHER CASE OF
 SPEEDITIS IN POLICE COURT


 In police court yesterday morning, Judge Stewart had very easy time, when a case of speeding, poker game and one drunk composed the docket.
 John Rutherford was arrested by Patrolman Satterfied yesterday morn- ing about 1 o'clock for speeding on East Second avenue. He made bond for appearance in court and when his case was called, it was continued until Saturday morning.
 Five white men, giving their names as Charlie Powell H. H. Meyer, John Williams, John Wilson and Jim Brown were arrested yesterday morning by Chief Fiveash and Patrolman Schultz about o'clock while playing poker on Walnut street, between Second avenue and Barraque street When arrest ed they put up forfeit of $10.00 each for appearance in court, and then fail ed to appear.
 R. B. Middleton, white, was fined $500 for being drunk and down.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12
THE REASON,

One stanza of the anvil chorus of a city just about this size is "Oh why don't the local daily paper cover the whole country the same as the bis papers 2" The same vocalist is a busi- ness man and he wants to know the happenings of the wire as they occur. That is right, for there are telegraph and cable lines covering the globe, and the news is easily transmitted. These wire messages tell the story round the world and live city daily gets the news. This news costs money but the live cities have papers that cheer fully dig up the coin. A live paper cannot singlehanded make a live town but live town can make live pa per. If the merchants are as progress sive as the paper the population will double, treble and quadruple and the dull days of the past will be forgotten as extra clerks help serve the busi- ness of the day. It costs to advertise but it costs more not to advertise. It rests the clerks when no ,ad is carried in the daily or weekly newspaper and where one suit or other article is sold without the ad ten would have been disposed of in like time with news paper, publicity. With this patronage of the printers ink the paper would have been justified in establishing a daily wire service, with all the news and thus advertising paid the mer- chan,, paid the printer and paid the city ana everyone of it's citizens. A sale put on without advertising is as a dance without music. A merchant who advertises does more to prove intelli- gence and business acumen and makes real live city possibility.-Jones- boro Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12
manent improvement for the street railway people.

manent improvement for the street railway people.
 The loop would include three of the most important business blocks in the city The fact that the Court House would be included in the proposed route ought to induce the street rail- way company to build the loop, as it is one of the most important and most frequented places in the city, especial ly during the holding of court.
 The loop would not only prove a great convenience for the public, and we believe the Pine Bluff company wants to do everything it can for the people of this city ill the way of good service, but 1t will in our opinion add to. the receipts of the company. The effect it would have in public senti- ment in favor of the street car com pany would be a valuable asset for the company in itself.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12
WOMEN DROWN
 AT BATESVILLE
We're Knocked From Gasoline Launch
 By Government Boat.

Batesville, July 10- Miss Moore, daughter of Watt Moore of this city, and her guest, Miss Miner, daughter of Carl Miner of Newport, were drown ed in White River, six miles above this city, between 1 and o'clock this morning, Two young men, Mr. Brew CT and Robert Bone. were injured.
 They, with large party of young people, were returning from Lock No. ?, on an excursion with gasoline launch and barge attached, The, young ladies ssweiea ssittingt onsSa tie ssiauhsch, when it collided with a government dredge boat, and they were thrown into the water and drowned. The bodies have not been recovered
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12
New YOrk.COttOn,

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 New York, July 11.-Cotton-Fu- lures opened firm, 8@11 points high CT, although less active. Offerings were rather liberal, causing reaction of about 10 points from the top, follow ed by a later rally of 2@3 points. Higher cables, high spot sales at Iiv- erpool and a forecast of further east ern showers accounted for the early strength here. Most of the selling pressure was due to a belief that the wet spell would soon be over and that the market was considerably over bought.
 Futures opened firm, January, 12.39 @12.31c; March, 12.40@12.41c; May, 12.46@125Oc; July, 12O1@12.O2c; Au- gust, 12.O6@12.O7c; September, 1217c offered; October, 1229c bid; Mo- vember. 12.3O@12.31c; December, 12.36@12.37c.
 After 1 o'clock the market sold off 14@20 points from the top under pro- fit taking by commission houses and a more optimistic feeling in regard to crop and weather news from the South, but towards noon met good supporting orders, which rallied prices 5@6 points.
 Spot quiet; middling uplands, 12.4Oc, nominal.
 In the early afternoon the market was off 14@17 points from the highest of the day and BOA points under last nights close, reflecting considerable profit taking. Shorts, however, still displayed much caution.
 Futures closed steady. The range: :
 New York Spot Cotton.
 New York, July 11.-Cotton-Spot closed quiet. Middling uplands, 12.4Oc; middling gulf, 12.65c. Sales 595 bales.
 Liverpool Cotton.
 Liverpool, July 11.-Cotton-Spo closed with good business done, IA points higher. American middling, 7.Sld; good middling, 7.43d; middling, 7.09d; low middling, 6.79d; good ordin- ary 6.37d; ordinary, 5.S9d Sales of the day, 14,OO0 bales, of which 200 were for speculation and export and included 12.S00 bales American. Re- eeiptss 5000 bales, including ,,,2,6OO bales American @ Memphis Spot Cotton. 'g. Memphis, July 11.-Cotton-Spot steady and unchanged. Middling, F s-sc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12
SENATOR CUMMINS.

Washington, July 11.-When asked why he had decided to oppose the new party movement led by Theodore Roosevelt and stick by the old Repub- lican organization, Senator Cummins, Progressive Republican, who had the support of Iowa for the presidential nomination, said: "I believe that we can solve the problem before us more quickly and more successfully through the Republican party than through any other organization. It is no more diff ficult to deprive old bosses of power than to prevent new ones.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12
WORK. PROGRESSING
 ON FIFTH AVENUE
Sub. Grading Will Be Completed By End of Week..-Fiye Cars of
 Rock Will Be Received.


 Work of sub-grading on West Fifth avenue is rapidly progressing and by the end of the week it is expected that all preliminary work for the lay ing of the wearing surface will be completed. Five of thirty cars of rock, will be used as the base for the paving, will probably be received to- day. The rock will be placed on the street where needed as rapidly as it is received. The rock:is being furnish ed by the Big Rock Construction Com pany, of Little Rock. A force of 120 men is employed on the street under the direction of City Engineer Frank Allen.
 Mr.. Allen yesterday stated that the city's work on. the avenue would be practically completed in time for Lev ey and Levey, of Oklahoma, the suc- cessful bidders for the contract to put on the wearing surface, to begin work the first of the week. A shipment of the company's tools and working ma- terials is expected to arrive Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12
X XXX XXNXx xXxx XXI
COTTON
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New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, July 11.-Cotton--Fu- lures opened steady at an advance of 6q points on good cables and an un- favorable weather map. The western belt remained dry and more rain fell in the eastern belet, conditions in both sections being unfavorable, accord ing 10 general opinion. Private cable messages concerning Manchester were bullish and spot sales in Liverpool of 14,000 bales attracted much attention. July was inactive. Soon after the call the new crops were s points up. Pro- fit taking set in heavily and at the end of the first half hour of business 'iipicess sWefe { GiicishgedS tog1f point up. compared with yesterdays close.
 Futures opened steady. January, 12.51c bid; March, 12.5sc bid; May, l2.6s912.70c; July 13.03c asked; Au-
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12
THE STREET CAR LOOP.

President F. G. Bridges, of the Pine Bluff Company, says his company will not at this time build loop for the street cars around Barraque street. but. that Main street will be double tracked and through car service will be maintained avoiding the use of transfers The statement is made that the theaters, the Postoffice, banks and other important business houses will be reached without transfer.
 No statement was made, however to the effect that if the cars continue to run a block away from Barraque street that many other business houses, banks, the court houses and various magistrates courts. the City Hall, the Hotel Jefferson, the office of the Pine Bluff Natural Gas Company, the Western Union Telegraph Com pany and other places equally as im- portant to patrons of the street car company, will be one and two blocks away from the street car line and that patrons will find it necessary to walk these distances.
 We do not question the good Judg- ment of the street car company engi- neers or officials as to what is best for their line and what should be ex- pended in improving it. but many busi- ness men, who are not off the present car line nor have they any interests tn the district through which the de- sired loop would pass but who fre- quently visit that section, believe that the loop would be money-maker for the company and would greatly facili- tate the handling of passengers over their lines. as we'll as materially add ipg to the efficiency of the service.
 The loop would only require the hpjldtng of five blocks of track at the most. provided 1t decided to make
 4lnut street turning point into sfpond avenue. It is estimated by mon who have carefully studied the Eubject that the company would gel eaqush tusi ips ipopsasssJ-
 bjatrbnaee in twcS syseErs to reim- hlrse the company flor the expendi- taFe that would De pecessary, to make the extension, and 1t would be per-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12

Hoit Springs has new traffic or dirance and the police of that city are forcing everybody to drive to the right and keep to the tight. It might be we'll for the police of Pine Bluff to adopt the same rules. AutaiSs especially are hot particular ,on which side of the street they drive. Some of them ought to be made to slow down, too.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12
POISONED BY ZINC,
 PEPPER AND VINEGAR
Four Persons Dead and Others Dying
 From the Combination.

Augusta, Ga, July 10.-Four per- sons are dead, seven are declared by physicians to be in a dying condition, and Is others are critically ill as the result of eating what is supposed to have been poisoned meat at a reunion of the Canady family at the home of Mack Canady, near Garfield, Ga., on July 4. The dead are:
 H. TIIlMAN CANADY
 HENRY COVENA, of Wesley, Ga
 MRS. FAIRCLOTH, daughter of Mack Canady.
 CHILD OF MRS. FAlRCLOTH.
 An appeal has been made to the City Hospital in Augusta for aid, and all available trained nurses were sent to Garfield by the first train. Forty five persons are said to have been poisoned, all of them members of the Canady family. The poisoning is said to have resulted from mixing sea- soning containing black pepper and vinegar in zine tub and using it on barhecued meat.
 The Canady family is one Of the most prominent in Emmanuel county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12
gust, 12.75c bid; September, 12.61@ 12.65c; October, 12.46@12.47c; Decem- Der, 12.46@1247c.

16.ooC, OCIOUeT, Il.4OWll.4(C, DeCom- Der, 12.46@12.47c.
 Selling increased toward the mid. dle of the morning, both sides taking part in it. Short selling was stim- ulated by the claim from the bears that the market was over-bought and that heavy weak tone had been built up during the recent advance. At the lowest of the morning prices were 5 points under yesterdays close. The weather forecast was considered un- favorable, and while it did not have any immediate effect after being post ed, late in the morning buying sprung up which was said to- be. based on it. At noon prices were 2 points over yes- terday's close on the most active months.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12

A Michigan delegate to the Repub- lican National convention went home from Chicago and told it this way: .They threw us out without even let ting us in Evidently dis delegate can appreciate the saying that "It's worse lcn the outside looking in than 1t is on the inside looking cut
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12
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The FalIt Worth Star-Telegram says Begin, the summer season va cation right Buy at home, boost abroad"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12

A Chicago judge says that a wife, kisses are the best. Certainly they are if the wife's husband is not around at the time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12

The weeds were removed from the lot at Second avenue and Olive street yesterday and the appearance of the place was much improved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12

If you want to tell the people of Arkansas what you have for sale, talk about it through the Graphic. 1t is read everywhere.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12

One paper recently said it is not the high cost of living, but the hlgfi living that costs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12

Pine Bluff will not go backward. lit has gone too far fcrward to start backward now.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12

The All-Over- Arkansas man in Liz tie Rock hasn't mentioned matrimony lately.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12

Sea Girt seems to be taking all the honors from Oyster Bay and Rev. 'erly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12

The word bull is derived from the male family and moose comes from stde< animal ! Hence tRiall Moose means hully animal. Yeu pro- nounce 1t Ike K. in George.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-12

Yes, it's hot-but the cotton and. the corn thrive on it, so why com plain.