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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-20
watchdog on the North Sea, in instant readiness to start out in search of a. threatening English fleet.

threatening English fleet
 It has always been a source of great regret to the people of Berlin that their city, in spite of it's magnificent buildings and wide boulevards, and in spite of it's being the residence of the Kaiser, has always been regarded as parvenue city, upon which the much smaller and less opulent cities of Germany, like Munich and Dresden, to say nothing of Vienna, looked down with a sheer of contempt, conscious of their own superior value as centres of the world of art and aristocratic so- ciety.
 As pleasure centre and city of uninterrupted nightly gaiety, Berlin has long surpassed Paris, but it has never had a season. in the way that London and Paris have. The time has come now when Berlin is tired of be- ing famous merely for, it's extrava- gant demimonde and luxurious danc-
 
 ing establishments, it wants to have a. real aristocratic season and is de- termined to get it.
 A splendid opportunity has been found in the Kaisers jubilee next year. when crowned heads from all parts of Europe will gather here. Around these as nucleus, Berlin will gather the whole German aristocracy and the first season is to be made the occasion of a series of entertainments the like of which the old world has revcr seen. The theaters will engage the stars from every scene in Ger many, and the Royal Opera will try to outdo Convent Garden in London crsaging every cperatie singer of note en. the continent, while for the more sporting element there will be ar ranged a series of great race meetings just eutsids.the city during June.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-20
THE GRAPHIC'S BERLIN LETTER
JACK J OIINSON

rapidly spreading throughout the em- pire and affects the minds morality and physique of those who seek short out to easy street. 4s.:@
 Altogether one cannot helpf feeling sincere pity with the Kaiser, who, with all his faults, was always a manly man and whose every action, no mat. ter how impulsive, always bore the stamp of his honest personality, but who is now Slowly beginning to real izes that he has seen the days of his greatest usefulness aid to see. the. downfall of his most beloved ideals.
 7 F fss sssJs sss ~ ss? .sszs ss A rather unusual conference open ed in this city few days ago when tho representatives of fifteen nations Hnst heresto discuss the evils of sex- is9sitions* sina ether countries such, a conference wonlds. probably not have done very much beyond talking a great deal of useless nonsense and attending member of equally ban quets, but in Germany the keystone of everything is thoroughness, and so the delegates are still busy at work, with prospect of really &C., complaining something.
 Germany maintains very excellent body called the Permanent Commits sion for Exposition Projects" whose 1 duty it is to examine thoroughly into
 every exhibition scheme launched, whether at home or abroad. It acts as the scouts for the German mer-
 chants and mapufacturers in investi- gating the worth or otherwise of par
 ticular projects, and it's decisions usu-
 ally is final on the question of Ger
 man participation. Germany thinks the world is "eXposition tired" It
 points to the example of Belgium
 which has held four worlds fairs
 within twelve years. Humanity is
 progressing rapidly, say the German 1 CAPSAto, poI IlOt' oO do tO W dl
 rant Propositions Universities every
 four, or even every ten. years, While France claims that the re-
 cent grand manoeuveGs. have definite 1 ly shown the uselessness of dirigibles in war, because these dreadnoughts
 of the air arc far too slow and toe
 vulnerable to have a fighting chance
 against the far reaching fire of mod Tern firearms Germany is going ahead ! building one Zeppelin after the other 1 but one is forced to admit that the
 reasons which prompt this aerial navy i building are most sentimental, found ] ed on respect for the aged inventors indomitable pluck and determination.
 The recent successful 800 mile,
 flight of the dirigible monster "Hansa' from Hamburg to Copenhagen ant
 back within 12 hours made a deel 4timpression in Germany, though nt l word is said of the fact that nothins ]; would have been easier for the Dan l ish forts or the visiting British flee than to have brought the flying mon Isetr down with single shot from on' of their smallest guns. AS a resul
 of the spectacular performance a nep dsuper-Zeppelin airship which has beel stirring up the enthusiasm of the eas 1 fly excited Berliners is about to b' stationed at Hamburg as a permanen
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-20
Youthful Juror Summoned.

The most youthful juror ever sum- moned in on Irish court is little six year-o!d lad who, the other morning attended the recorder's court in Bel fast, with his mother. for the purpose of answering his name. and asking to be excused from serving t1 such an cneyous capacity
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-20
(Steyen Burnett.

7 r-
 Berlin. Oct. 19.-Those who have met the Kaiser lately agree that he ldoks at feast ten years older than ! he did when, hronzeds and lsuddy, he returned from his last Norway cruise. In spite of being in many respects a practical man of business, the Kaiser has always teen moving in asWprtf Of iddxl5 kd nov ske has D spIsassed shc houIldsrv line which separates yjgcrsas noaphood from beginning old ago he sees his ideals one after the acthsr rT.:mb bling in the dust. A fond aRiaAban& snas stern fathsEs A of the old schcLt, he has always maintained the prerondcrarce inside the family of it's mals head and the absolute submis- sion of the children tQs,his will. At present the imperial family is a5ihosise. against itself. Crownprince Wilhxlna' married girl of his own choice. who from the very first in quiet way prompted her husband to develop his innate independence of character and today deap chasm which seems ab- sOlutely unsurmountable sparated the Kaiser from his oldest son, whose aany manly qualities he stil admires.
 The Kaiser's only daughter also has developed mind of her own and re- fuses to submit to her father.s whim, fo1 ctr erin, by the delicate state of her health. is prevented from acting as the continual peacemaker The Kali ser is also greatly worried at his con sorts failing health. flor her condi- ton is far more serious than outsiders are permitted to suspect.
 In politics, foreign and domestic, ti,e Kaiser las suffered great personal defeats. The recent death of Baron Marschall von Bieberstein, upon whose genius he had counted to coun- teract Frances and Russia's growing Influence on English politics, was a dreadful blow to him and will neces-
 
 diplomatic tactics in Europe. The Triple Alliance is disintegrating and no one knows what will happen in Austria when Emperor Francis Joseph dies. Italy is daily drawn more closely towards France.
 At home the growth of the German kR ,ho
 annot make up his mind to turn aside fyom>h his path as semi-autocratic ruler arS follow the lead which the Crown srripce h E set, because he is con s4inced thak this means the beginning q the end of the Hohenzollern dy- Rhtty
 AZ a man of honor and a soldier he is shocked at the recent cheating at a sporting competition of whole regiment of his beloved Life Guards whose uAform he now refuses to wear. though it was always his favof it's costume and many other millpr incidents | the army which have fot become Iplic knowledge have, on- xipc6d m that to be an office and sentlemSis not considered S hony- nous in army he loves
 Apother pxiety atflicting e kai-
 Ter is tn 1egeneracy of certall;
 portion German tQ n popula-
 Ien nas about Through the E 7s5sa ,aa,,icL ea which is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-20

The kennel show is always an ar. tracttve feature of the State Fair This year the kennel show. will he in charge of Gilbert Hogaboom. and some of the best dogs of the sonth will be seen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-20

The kitchen and culinary danor,
 ments of the Arkansas State Fai, will be bigger and better than ever Awards are offered for exhibits m o, every class of housewifery, and th. women will have prominent part in the fair exhibit. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-20

The greatest livestock parade eve, held in Arkansas will be held dur. ing the Arkansas State Fair. Rlns ribbon winners from every section of the country will be seen in th,. magnificent spectacle. Y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-20

The Apiary department of the Ar. kansas State Fair is a feature r. which the farmers of Arkansas vii be interested. The A. I. Root Com. pany is offering some special nrsr.. iurns to bee keeperS. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-20

The State Fair premium list Is now ready for distrihution A copy may be had upon application to Sec retary Geo. R Bedding, Hot Spring, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-20

Hot Springs will be prepared to entertain 100000 people every day of the state Fair, There will be ample room for Rlk so come the Arst day and stay until the close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
NEW LACES AND NETS
For EreSsmakers' Sale

Nov I-d-e All-overs -Shs1ow and
Point White and Ccry--Ner !
FALL rstterns--vslus 80 and ST..
Fancy Cotton Lace Bands Macrame, :
FiIet Csrr!cknacross, Shadow and !.
c7uny--Whits end Eoru-yalue IS.
Shallow Lace All-overs-Whits aud
Ecri--nsv up-to-dats patterns--for :
yokes. waists ard millineD'-yalus 90
Cluny and Torchon LAces-white and,
Ecru--tor Curtains, Scarfs and !
shaans. Dresses, &c.--value Sc. ......
Black Jap. All-ovsS-choice patterns
emb'd on fine net-usually Si2S,
edlC .'.s.s.'' s.'.'. '.'ssssss s..s'... J
German and French Val. Laces-1
best patterns--,. to I inch--yalue :
White Oriental Lace F'louncings--1
~ inches wide-in choice patterns
for pepiums, tunics and dresses {
value SleS. ....................J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
NEW WHITE GOODS
For Cressmakers' Sale

S5.inch White Noiles with and With :
out borjers--hne, sven mesh-makc
charming evening dresses-v orth 50 .,
4o-inch Volles-tvo-ply yarn-crisp
quslity--value 20 ....................
4oi5ch Mercerized Wolfe. soft.
clingins-yalue - ...................
90 inch Lingerie Batistcs soft.
silky--vslue 10 .....................
47-inch French Batistes--for Dresses
and Linseris-Yalue .4?..........
Imported Mercerized Meorss--excei- :
lent variety OF pretty patterns for
shirtvaists, dresses, &c.--yalue -. :
Mercerlzed Popiins-for Nurses unl- :
forms. Chidren's Dresses, &c
WORM - ''.........,....... :
silk Mixed Chinonettes-make dainty }
evening gowns--value 20. ............
4Q-inch School Lawns-of fire combed !
Egyptian va 'n--cycn Wegve--sevs
easily-a practical quality for chill
dren's school Sewing worth .i5......J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
WASH DRESS FABRICS
For Dressmakers' Sale

Beautiful silk Mixed Chiffonettes-
saf-tone satin figures worth % :
TOT this sale. .........,...,......
Choicest shades, includinE:- ...
'rear, IL Blue. Hello. Apricot Roscds.
Naize' Ilnk, cadet, irrcoss, Golden :,
ell Nile, Navy, GRAY. Garnet.
Jasper and Black.
SILK Mixed Noil.s --daintiest 0, I
hhrics-whi.e with floral overiays In
delicate colors-u0rth .3j--
For Dressmakers' Ssle......
New Bordered Voiles-4i inch-pink. !
rose, lilac, gray, tan. blues, navy and
bldck--wiie borders with double Tow !
drawn work ana hemstitching-
80 cent value-For Dressmskers' Sale
Pest American Gin-hams-52 inches
Nide-smart checks and plaids- !
worth .2<-For Dressmakers' sale.
Mercerized Foulard ssteens-Messs-
line anish-.ame rich patterns and
colorings as in Foulard silks
worth .25-For Dressmakers' Sale.
sUESlNE Silks.
Full line OF these celebrated silks. 80
ably hnovn throughout the United stat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
A DOG EXPERIMENT.

Lady" said Wandering Nike, will
dat dog bite stFangersT
II don't know" was the reply We've
been wanting TO find out for sure for a
long time. II you'll stand In the yard
while We unchain him I'll give you a
sandwich II you care TO wait for IT,
washington star.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15

Organ had proceeded against the wishes
OF General Dyer. LIST Brigade. and Colonel
Conley. Ssth Regiment In granting a
leave to Lieutenant Colonel Charles
Healy. OF the ssth Regiment, turn out to
be unfoundsd. An officer having access to
official records said General Organ acted
I'm absolute accord with General Dyer
and Colonel Conley. When Lieutenant
Colonel Healy first asked for leave. he
gave no reason. said this official. General
Dyer and General Organ thereupon dis.
approved tho application. Lieutenant
Colonel Healy stated that his wife was III
and the application was approved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15

force In that surgeon general will be
put I'm command. II Is also planned to
have a medical reserve corps composed
Of civilian surgeons and physicians. the
same as In the army. The medical de-
partment does not at present conform TO
the army organization as II II supposed
to do Assembyman Cuvillier has been
requested to introduce bill providing
for reorganization. 20 include further a
considerable increase OF the sanitary
troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15

Suitable for living room, dining
room, living halls or libraries, in me-
dallion effects OF browns. blues, Bluffs
or terra Gotta, blues and worries.
Compare the prices with those ad-
vertised by other houses and note
the difference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
A beautiful collection of better ,

Previously handled large stock Of medium priced ORR
entail rugs and only small stock of the finer grades But the
demand for and selected pieces continued grow To
meet this gave orders Persian import
for our the finest selection of Oriental rugs obanabe
The result shown in the assortment ready for Monday
The purchase cash transaction and probably the largest
Oriental rug order of Persia house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.

The dates assigned TO organizations IN
the First and Second brlgades for rifle
practice at Peekskill have been changed
owing TO the review OF the First Brigade
By Governor Dix next Saturday at Piping
Rock, Long Island. The new dates are:
First Brigade-7th Regiment. September
p and %; l2th Regiment, September "a;
s9th Regiment. September q; list Regi-
ment September q and %. September 90
has been assigned 10 members OF the 18th
and s9th regiments who fail to qualify on
the dates first assigned to their regi-
ments. Second Br1gade-Itth Regiment.
September 10 and %; 23d Regiment. Sep
tember "a and 10. and 18th Regiment. Sep
TENDER II and 1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
Persian Serapies Persian Sarouks

We show you 100 piece. TO select
from, suitable for Libraries, living
rooms or halls. Sarouks rank as
high class and finely woven rugs. In
most instances you will find from
500 20 $500 difference in the prices
charged for the same quality rugs
4 .u.t.r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
kirmanShahS

Suitable for reception rooms, Ii
braries, chambers and boudoir, in
soft mellow colorings. oil old rose
and blues, nile green and rose, old
gold and worries. rose and bronze
effects. The only Oriental rug snit-
able and recommended for room
10 be furnished in soft and light col
or;poe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
Persian MahalS

Suitable for dining room, living
room or library. in blue and brown,
buff and old gold, terra Gotta and
ivory. Durable and Inexpensive. We
warrant the dyes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15

their behavior In Connecticut. The let
tar which gives special praise to the 18th
pe.iment. reads in part: Il cannot let
this occasion pass without word OF ap-
rrectation of the discipline and good or
der manifested by the troops under your
command during the two nights "neii
thew were encamped on the hill az Hoar'
To the officers and men of the 12th, VINO
we're oncamped Immediately opposite my
house. T owe special word or sckno"i-
adgo.n, Their bearing and behavior
was such as to make their presence
pleasure"
Colonel Appleton OF the eth Regiment
.announces that the units Of his command
will assemble at the srmory At GAO a. m
on the days assigned FOR rihe Prao''.o'
and that members may " they deSiie
sleep In the armory the nights previous
TO the assembly. Arrangements VIII De
made 20 furnish meals. The UNITS wiz
proceed To Peekskill as follows: fleiu
staff non-cormissioned staff and COM
panies A. e. r.. q. X and NJ. September
Is: COMPANIES b, d, F, II, ! and H. sep
TENDER e.
Colonel Walter y. Hotchkin OF the z-n
Regiment has appointed First Sergeant T.
]. Waters. Company NJ. battalion SCI
reant major. vice Bachm. honorary o's,
charged. lie has been assigned 10 '"e ''
Battalion.
Colonel Bates Of the list Regiment ids
assigned the companies OF his cotii'aNu
for rife practice at Peekskiil as lo''o"'
Companies A. y. d. Il. II ana l. Sep'e"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
SHEARS AND SCISSORS
For rressmakers' Sale

Dressmakers Shears-"Keen Edge,
hand-forged steel-full nickel finish
reg. ~ ...........s....... J
". Boxer a Co.'S fine Steel Shears ,
or Scissors. for taiiors and dress
makers-reg. .0s .........,.........
Imported Steel Scissors-3,a TO =
inch--extra hollow ground--aiso EN-
broiGery and Buttonhole Scissors
we're 40 10 80. ......,......,...
Steel scisscrs--full nickel fnish-3,a
TO d inch--reg. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
NEW FALL RIBBONS
For DreSsmakers' Sale

Plain. MORE and Fancy edge Taretss,
satins. also Dresdens-all desirable
shades and black
to 4 inch--reg. IA. .................:
to ~ inch--reg. .11.............
This lot includes Satin finish Armurss.
Plain satins and plain and fancy
edge Taffetss, dainty Plaids and
rich Dresdens also Novelties
~ TO 81, inoh-value 81. ........... 4
Value .25 ....................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
Women's Serge Dresses

Black ana Navy Serge new Fall Models
finished with satin ornaments or mannisn
braid-eu Sizes ..........' s....'.'''' DIV
One look at these dresses will con-
vince th.t our early season values
are not equalled by any other house.
See To-day's Herald,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15

We have been preparing for this sale January and be-
eve that have the finest assortment OF and
medium grade Oriental rugs America Little need be said
about the prices Any familiar with Oriental rug values will
at how utterly low the prices we ask
Learn what other Rug Departments asking for Rugs
enjoy the pleasant surprises have arranged
Every Rug is fully guaranteed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15

The court martial for the trial OF Cap
tain w. r. stacom, Company B, ssth
Regiment, will meet at list Brigade Head
quarters wednesday night. The judge
advocate hopes to close the case at the
session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
CLARK'S COTTON AND NOTIONS
For Dressmakers' Sale

Clarks o. y. T. Cotton 200 I'd.
spoois-black and vhite-best numbers "a
reg 90 dozen ..................
No Mail or Telephone Orders
Res Sale.
Elk Featherhone-doz yds...... So IT
white Coliarbone-dos yds ... SIS "a
Universal Hooks and Eyes-sross ~ x
Hooks with Invisible eyes-gross "a t2,
pressmakeEs' Pins-h-lb. box. 10 foI5
Dress shields-light weight ITO 10 =
Garment Dress Shields. "a on
Sewing silk-50-yd. spools-doz.. % on
sewing silk-Soo-yd. spoo.s-csch 10 toJ,
sasting Cotton-dozen amman. 3, ~
Alpaca Skirt Brsid-5 yd. &c. ~
OohSr FOUNDATIONS ............. 5 for \
N''af supports ................. 5 for <
Inside Dress Beltins-
~ and 2-'nch piece ........... So SO
snap Fssteners-gross .... AZ 0l
Canvas Coat Fronts ......... IL ~
Extra long Coat Fronts. 40 ~
Machine and Sewing Needles. for 10
Roll Tspe-2+ I'd. pc............ :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15

Der q; Companies C, F, q. f. L and NJ
September %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
Lot ISIS to $l7 Curtains, 1923
Lot 3--Sl+ Curtains
Remarkable Early Season Value i'm Suits
Womens s24ss Tailored Suits 1919


hnros sarpe black shades
nd effects Plain with
traH rnannsh passementerie
nens and lined with SINNERS guaranteed
sa'ih a." '' n correctly these
byalues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15

Lieutenant r. Y. Ramsey, OF the nst
Regiment. has resigned TO take up fur
Their studies at a military school. He Is
a son Of the late Captain F. De w. Ram
sew. l.. s. A.. and Joined the regiment
only last March.
Troop G, ID Cavalry, which was re-
Gently organized, will go into camp TO-
day. at Huntington, Long Island. 10 re-
main until Sunday. Captain Lincoln e
Andrews, L. S. A, on duty with the ma
tionaI guard OF the state as an Inspector
instructor will supervise the instruction.
Official inspection Of the state and gov
eminent property used in the Connecticut
uanpuvres showed, generally speaking
that II had been cared for In commend
able manner. especially the wagons, heid
ranges. tentage and rifles.
An important change Is contemplated
In the proposed reorganization OF the
usdicai denartmant Of tho afsfA Hihtar"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15

An organization 70 be known as the 18th
Regiment Veteran Association is being
formed. All members who have been
honorably discharged from the command
will be eligible TO Join. A meeting to make
some preliminary arrangements will soon
be held and call issued TO ex-members
CT the command 10 attend special meet
Ing and enroll. Sergeant Charles n. Bart
OF Company c, 18th Regiment. has been
Rewarded for his thirty-three years Of 100
per cent Of duty by being appointed color
sergeant, vice Murphy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
TRIMMINdS-FORD DRESS AND COAT.

OSTRICH FEATHER TRIMMING
also Marabou, 30 round or fringe style
white. black, natural pink and
light bluc-tor evening hats, theatr. bonnets,
wraps and evening dresses. 80 to SO
SILK, SATIN. CHENILLE AND CROCHET
BALL PRINCES
New feature Of many NJ these Is the
pretty healing TO be used as part OF
trimming Others sre on the usual
braid CT soutache heading that may
b. shorn or concealed-every wanted
tint for street or evening use. including
gold and siyer-per I'd. 10 TO .9S
PLAIN AND FIGURED NETS AND
LACE ALLOvERs
Gold silver steel and dull gold
also Allover Shadow Iaces, combining
gold ard steel tracey, In beautiful
hlmy designs ........-.....-. .SS TO -. 80
BEAD AND BUGLE LANDINGS ...'
Crystal, gilt, pearl opslescent and
irldescent beads -n,u and unusual
combinations. including spsnSlcs OF 500,
silver or fish scales OF rainbow tints-
on- Of the most simple, get most in
demand. (, a narrow banding combining
steel. gilt and coral.......... .t2 to g. So
NOVELTY AND DRESS CORDS
FR making dress gsrnitures, for
NUM-, girdieS fancy work and various
other trimming and tailoring uses
oabie crepe, sou,achs and novslty roll
black white and sl dark and light
coiors, as we'll as silver and gold 3 10 go
FROGS AND ORNAMENT
For tailored suits, coats. cloaks ara
fur ccats-small ones, 70 be used as
TRIMMINGS OH skirts and dress up
10 10 inch vidth--somo finished with
heavy ball drop or tsssels--back. white 80,
and staple shades: each. ....... D TO | ~
rAssEIS AND DROP ORNAMENT
Scutache chenille elk, riboonzihs--
black, white and staple shades; each,
''''' 8 to 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
Crepe De Chine Negligees 3. (ss,
All sizes-worth $10.00-special

Lavender. pink. Il. blue. rose, Copenhagen.
navy and biack--larse shawl coliar-turn-
back cuffs-trim'd with dainty silk Fringe.
WoMEN's WEAR-sEcoND FLOOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15

Two members OF the 9Th Regiment OF
BROOKLYN will be tried by court martial
September q. charged with disobedience
Of orders and characterization.