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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-18

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Giirtel ans cin~iarbigcr Sei0e.
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SanSbotma non Sarben iinO &C.
moGt iporocn, bcionoers oiif Dem &c.
tictc pcrliifer Gillette. nber I'M M.
gemeinep neiat man lid empbotlid
elmer iorgidltigena Piid)ung hons dat
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su, itott Der onid)eiueno luiafilrlihln
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aeipcEnIid bin8ugeiiiat miro, oa 100
Elm bfpnoerer Iccent geniinidlt miro
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ner 3ua bon Sricntalismlls ourh Die
neilen Moocn.
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@Icnocn. Die 3ii icfr onncbmbarel
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cn Scaris limo iiher ilpci NnrOs Iart
nnb garnirt NIT brcitcn, gcidnittcner
Seibcniran3en.
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bauptidhlif, o6er in idrorSem g(t
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bann Genobnlid nod. eir 9roacn boz
Barrier Stiderei bin5uacicllt.
8anoa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-18
Rlite brrt Meid) Der Mcoe
mmb Weieaidaft.
Wcp Sort. 4. september.

Toilor aoitiime rmo in eincm
Gtid a~eorbeitete aleioer biI0cn audi
icrner ben Mittclpumft oes Snterci
irS untcr Den interCiiauteitcn Mlooen
Der nelien Soiion. Aiii heiocu We'
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abmcdielung, mic oas Serb MIR
lpiinihen mao.
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Den, oob ieoes Sobr 1bnlife ge.
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aif 0ieleIH @ebiefe CREDIT lperoerL
bon Sobr 5u Ssntr GROCER iin0.
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mcrfiomfeit IN gniprud nimnlt
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Beidmcioiqfeit bon Silt, mo babel
bod Die ficinen gebrofeneu 9inicn
bon Seinc rno @oac. Ole Den 3ibc.
lincygifct eracben. 9ieie aombina.
fion mnd,t Is m0elid. ent5iifenbc
Sorbcns @irfnnam at p%toouJiercrl.
ale Observation-Disclosures iinb
ieooh onnfcl.
SsNn cinem mierer %elc1antcn @e-
ft1ite Iieocn cine gn5obl Stoiie
oiIs nit buntelbIaueh lila iino ro'
ibcn Streifen, aui ihmoracmSintcr
qrinb, nit Dem .2ibelinc Gifeft in
fllr3en, nciken &drten. 5oiIor.
aohiime in iplhsm Material dusgs.
fiibrt iino Der gusNruf bes dubcr.
item Grades bon glegans. Srgeno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-18

iueId)cr @ornitnr beoilrfen oiels
aIcioer nidt, in Der Chat iuiirocn
lie 01oitrh MIR perlicren.
Giner Der neiien Hode nit einigen
sSolieu ODER ideinbaren 5alten
all Der Gcitc, binten ooer born
miiroe fir Die'e Stoffe ein MIN
iheuSperthes Mohea ahgcbcn. Der
Nnletct foilntc irgeiio cine Der ileii-
Ell, jcpt gebrdud)lidlen sSornen la'
ben. Mooiihe 5rauen idlelnen cine
Norlicbe All BADEN fir Den Wlterhalb
Der 9di1en : Qlrie ipegeeidnittensn
pber abaerpmoeten GaIetot. 3nee'
ihuittene 9Icn0cn bonn eiaenen Mia.
terioI, Die nit elmer GAM idnlolen
@orten Nniiepoilirung aufgelteppt
iiub, oiellen mollhmol als Material
G0nit mipDcr triiit man cineil eia'
geIeatcn Grooen bon Sltlns ODER a.
rippter Gei0e. no aber aragen iillo
Monihette1t Die aleiden iinb, eigncll
fid iiir 0icIc 3ibcline @clonrS Ole
nblwbmboren @arnituren ain bciten.
Gins Der beiteii. BON Vnris herll.
beracfpmniealen Moocae III 3ibclinc
9irlours 5eiGt Die critic unierer belti-
ocf SfIuitrationen. gle3ante ariie
riinniihe 5roucn b1ber oieics Ma.
teriaI nit elmer mnbreng eAciiternng
oliFaeuonnieii.
9ie @efobr, bah ooSieIhc iiber.
popuI1r mcrncn f6nrte. lit ausac.
idIoiicr. ba cs mir bort nnsittreffcn
iit no toifirielioe 5tofic aitSlieaen.
GaS Mooea bat eiucn 0lod, Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-18
Sir Die side.

SaDurin m Jrddttn. Sm
tnapp / pint Mild loit man ! unse
Sefe. iest nit 2 un3en Mebl unb btr
Sefenmil9 elm Sefenitiid an, bds sI
enppelter 9Obe uufgeben mub. Damn
i9ldst man es nit 3 llnaen sei9moIs
8ener Butter. l lln3e 3uder, brei sers
quirlten Giern, elmer priIe Sals unb
reiteren 6 lln3en erpdrmtin Wlebf
6laiig. Cine nit Butter ansgetriGene
&anofOrm fiiut man gu brei NierteI
nit Dem Ssig, ldbt i'm aufse6en, Bis
bic 5orm poa 1T unb bddt ben Gapaa
rim bel Mittelbibe in elmer bolben
Stunbe gar. gr pirb beiB seftiirst uno
nit ] pint beibsr JIifiigteit gstrinff,
bic aus 1 pint 5rudttaft, slpei gb<
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fdinO, ! 5beelOffel Bum unb einen
Gbl0ffel 3itrOnenfaft bsittbt. menn
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geiogen bat. miro er nit fliiiiig ee=
riibrter QprifoIenmarmelabe beaoaert
unb nit feingeidnittenen piita3ien Be-
itreut. Sn Der Mitte riftet man elm
beibes apmpott aus gel6morten pfirz
iiden, Reinetlauben, Mirabe1en uno
8irnen erb0bt an. Weiniddumfauce
aibt man baneben.
pfirft4erems. gtpa Elm
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biert uno entfernt man, l1dlt lie unb
briidt ie NIT einem !6olaIoffel redt
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itreidt. Der Ourdseitriaene Bret
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3uder berriibrt, unb iopie bic Ml1FeI
iid 81 Derbiden beginnt, NIT 1 pint
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fit Die pfirs@creme in glasIHolen
unb itelt lie bis gum Serpieren fiibl.
Man gibt tleine Mafronen bo3u. 4
5%eines Rotb5ungtngesI
riot. Dian sebraudt Elm bis etneins
balb &ilpsramm fd0ne Motb3nnasn,
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ben Grdfben. 10 bab man bon ieber'
R~oth5unge stpei sleiherpbe Stiide trsi'
bolt, bsren fpibe Gnben man abinneis
cet, sanS fein ipieat uro burhftreiht.
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i uns. Butter, einen GblDffel seriebex
men parmeIantdie, cine prife Sol3
unb pfeffer unb elm giipeiB. sSn3pis
f6en to6t man Is 2rebfe, briht
Samdn3e unb G1eeren al, entleert
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SiIdfarce. Die 5iidfilets fperben nit
5alS eineerieben, ~aufgerolt unb bic
@nben in bic SARGE Der arebsnaien aes
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in cine nit Butter ansseItrifene
&aferoue lest, nit beibem WsiBfpe;n
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biinitet. Das auseelOite Rrebsfltifh
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paebl BARN gar uno pertont bies NIT
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elmer Sauce, bic ipie bidc Suhne aus.
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aunaentrebie nsrben bamit iibersostn
unb nit eeidmOrten 3ondten uno
8utterfartoffeln garniert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-18

al Den Seiten, imtcrbol6 Der Silftc,
NIT orei ihnlalen 5olten altspeitat.
let iii. Sic 3ront lit glatt, lrogcgtn
i'm Hiiden oas aqbelicbte Baneel
uorbonben lit.
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Ifsnittcncl 9leuocn pom eigenen
Material, 10 mic nit chen iolfcn
anopien. Cine Toiiepoilirlng pom
id)nlaler 9ortc ohcr Seioe fam sir
@crnenoun1 fomnnen, bod lit oieicS
ih6ne Materiol an lit geriieeno iiir
o%efnrotine 3fpcdc Gin ~nbnebnl6n.
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ebsniolfe Manidetten perDolitanois
oen 0as Goltiim.
Ger 5t Dem Yn5u1 getraaene Suit
lit bon 9iber, nit inmmethefleioetcm
Rono. Cine ciuiame Seoer biloct
Sic @ornitltr.
@eitreiite Gillette iino 10 Iongc
idjon zen Doglie" aemeien, Dab cS
faltm m0glid, eriheint. oob mob
nelle sSoeen einoefiibrt peroen fonl.
ten. Mber bier baben mir Die nallell
Seiael., Die 1elen gltlasitofie mo
ale Die meifen ieineren @efprbc iiir
Serbittleioer in elmer Guslrob( oe.
itreiitcr GILLETTE. Die aera6e3n ii6cr.
raiteno III. Streifen ie0er 8reite,
IN @r1lphen, gebrod,eneS treifcn, nit
Einfteli, fleinen areiien mo iclbit
qroBen 9llmten. Streifen. 10 iein,
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Der @arnitir cineS QleiocS.
3rei Der biibiheiten Mobeae Ser
Soiion 5eiat uniere alpeitc abbii.
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peib e~eitreiiteS @oile, garnirt nit
gleneen BON ihmorsem Ntlas, no.
onrdl elm biibider aontrait e~r,ielt
lit.
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idmar5 nno meiber Geioc, nmgc6en
bon elmer fleinen Observation-Disclosures
@olant bon Chiffon. 2cttcre fat
cine !Sohli1um : Ibitepprng non
Shmar5. Gle gcrmeI iino bon
idpot5eln sItlas. garnirt nit eincr
9lcnoe pom aleioer.M Material. Gin
breiter Spibcnfraacn, nit fleincr
arapdtte idilieBt Die Goiac oben anl
Soils al.
Gin Sommet.5 onuc NIT .Shali.
cr". IiGrctten pernoaitdnoi1t oas
aaltiiin.
gel Dem 5mciten anitiim Sient alS
gnrnitur baS Material icIblt III
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len III ollberer Hid,tlrno lanicn, ais
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cine @ilimpe BON Spite nit slcr.
r1eln. Gin loic aefalteter @iirtel bon
sftloS nmidIicbt oic 1aiue.
@untc Gtidcreicn mo M~ppIiqnecS
cracbeu Gin nirfungsnpIIeS bacterial
fir germeI. nno 9als.I plants, nio
luir ireroen binnen aur3em picl Oa.
bon slr febcn hcfonmen, &ieI BON
ser Stiderci lit 1rob. nit Stifen,
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picl hiitiher in Ser Untfernnfa aEs
oidt lei. Die uitcrIeute Gtiderri
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Gprn I.

llnteroffi3ier: Ser aerl iibt oa
auf ieinem @oul. nie 0ds refine mo-
merto moril"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-18

Neuc anmen0ung.
.Gein Better ggon min Sir cinen
IbeiI Gciilcr grbidaft itreitio mas
j
.Sa -- Scr it mein Grbfein0ls
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-12
DANCE AT THE PARK.

The first dance of the season at Forest Park last night was a com plcte success and large crowd of dance lovers enjoyed the exhilarating diversion until a late hour. The floor of the dancing pavilion was as smooth as glass and rivaled the hall in the city which is so fine for danc- ing. HoWe's orchestra, the favorite musical organization with the danc- ing public, furnished the music, and so delighted were the dancers with the many popular pieces that the musicians were forced to respond to the hearty applause that followed every dance. Manager Levine thank ed the dancers for their attendance and stated that the dances would probably he given every week. A dance will be given Friday evening, Play Day, and the money will be giv- en to the fund that will be used to purchase flag for the Battleship Arkansas, recenetly completed by the Neew York Shipbuilding Company. This alone will insure large crowd. Howes orchestra will furnish the music.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-12

terday morning for Hot Springs, where he will attend the annual meet ing of the Arkansas Hotel Mems As sociation, of which he is secretary treasurer
 George Ingram, representing the Shreveport Saddlery Company, of Shreveport, La, is in the city calling on local merchants
 Mrs. J. J. Spurlock, of Winchester, passed through the city yesterday en route to Dr. Dales Sanitarium at Tex arkana where she will undergo an operation. Mrs. Spurlock was accom- panied by her physician, Dr. T. J. Hunt, of Sulphur Springs.
 Mrs. Laura Lee Langdon, of Chi cago, who came here to attend the funeral of Little Laura Lee Williams has gone to Little Rock and will be joined there today by her daughter Mrs. H. B. Williams, Jr., who will accompany her to Chicago for visit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-12
ADJUSTMENTS >~%%%~ 100000
AT THE ORPHEO.

The Hendrix Belle Isle Musical Eomedy, which has been at the Or pheo for the past three weeks, will give way Monday to vaudeville. Man. ager Wilhoit made the announce ment last night and the patrons of the popular little playhouse will again have the opportunity of sec ing the best acts presented on the Majestic time and the same ones which are presented at the Majestic in Little Rock and Hot Springs. While the attractions will be very expensive the price will remain at the usual figure. The BelleIsle Con- pany has played to good houses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-12
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Collier Lee is spending few days with friends in Batesville.
 Dan c. Rutledge has returned from a business trip to Monticello.
 N H. McPeake, of Swan Lake, was in the city yesterday on business.
 w. z Tankersley was business visitor in Little Rock yesterday.
 H H. Julian, of Little Rock, spent yesterday in the city on business.
 IP. Shelby, the paving contractor went to Little Rock yesterday on busl- ness.
 q E. Mason left yesterday for Chi caeo for business trip of several days. ...,o
 Mrs. Ed Knox has gone to Llttie Rock for brief visit with her par ents.
 Miss Pearl Burks will spend today with friends and relatives in Llttlo Rock. ,t.,o
 Mrs. M. E. Bloom went to Littie Rock yesterday for brief visit wlth friends.
 Miss Zoe stanberry, of Jonesbofo' ds the guest of Mrs. William Rose' Ill this city.
 Mrs Anna Buchanan is the gues of her son, George W. Bucnanan' !" Memphis oh;,,
 Mrs Henrietta Garnett and chlia are visiting friends and relatives III Altheimer. - Doo,, Moore T. Knox went to Little hooN yesterday for visit of several oass with friends. n.a from
 Charles White has retyrned lpH Helena whers, he was sp0sf' q house party. .,.o,c Miss Edna Ryan has returned ron
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-12
LADY HOPE" TURNS
 UP UNEXPECTEDLY Y
NAL WOAG WHO MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARED VISITS ATLAN-
 TIC CITY CAFE
Says She Had Been MOtOring-IIi. ness Believed to be
 Responsible.

Atlantic City, N. J., June 11-May Woag is not suic de and far from i. This afternoon the former Lady Hope whose mysterious disappear ance from New York had enlisted the attention of the police of several cities, walked into the Wiltshire Cafe, where w. c. Gladney Jr, and old friends greeted her with sur prise
 "Why you are supposed 10 be dead" exclaimed Gladney Where Und r Heaven l you come from?'
 Me dead, not by jug full. Why l have just been eff on little auto trip with some friends.
 Despite her explanation that she was merely on an auto trip with friends, she appeared somewhat hay about where she had been and he friends here believe that he recent ill health was responsible for her disap- pearance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-12
GAMING CONTINUES
 AT STATE FARM
Members of Penitentiary Board WOr- ried by Arkansas Rivers Alp.
 preaching Menace.

Little Rock, Ark, June 11-Reports at Cummins to the effect that the riv- CT bank is continuing to cave rapid ly and has reached the base of the levee, are causing considerable con- cern to members of the Penitentiary Board The bank, at the point where the danger exists, has caved dis tance of 458 feet this year. Work is now in progress on loop which is being constructed by the Linwood and Auburn levee district. This loop is about 300 feet back of the present levee, and is expected to furnish pro- lection to the farm and the surround ing territory. It is declared, however that this can only give temporary re- lief at best, for, if the bank continues to cave as rapidly as it has during the past few months, the river will reach the new levee within com paratively short time.
 MGQDCTS OA Iu6 uOdIu, UcllCVC IudI the state farm can only be adequately protected by the revetment of the riv- CT banks at the point where the cav ing has occurred, but the problem of how to get this work done is one that they have not been able to solve. The Linwood and Auburn Levee Board is anxious to have the bank revetted for the protection of the entire district, but it is understood that the board has no money with which to do the work. Unless the state or the federal govern ment does the work there is believed to be little chance of it's being done at any time in the near future.
 The entire state farm, as well as thousands of acres of surrounding ter ritory, will be subject to overflow if the river cuts through the new levee that is being built, and buildings be- longing to the state valued at more than $5O,OO0, which stand directly be- hind the levee at the threatened point, are especially endangered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-12
kinlple.Gross.

A quiet home wedding that will be impressive and simple in it's entirely Will be that of Miss Louise Kimple. daughter of Mrs. Leonora Kimple. of thls city, and Barney Gross, of Little Rock, which will be solemnized at high noon today at the residence of the brides mother, No. 909 West Bar raque street. Rabbi A. B. Rhine, of Hot Springs, will perform the cere- mony. Jack Pollock, of Little Rock, N'll be the best man and Little Ruth Levy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Levy, rlngbearer. The bride will be given away by her uncle, I. R. Letner. Mrs. 0. ". Clark will preside at the piano and the newly married couple will leave at 1:30 III. for Colorado and several Western cities, where they will remain until July 15, re- turning to Little Rock to make their home. Among the out-of-town guests who will attend the wedding are Mes danes Ike Steil, J. D. Levinson and 4. Kasselberg and Miss Lille Levy, of Little Rock, and Miss Gussie Wolff, of Bastrop, La.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-12

Benton.
 Taper, Alexander H. Stevens" written ny Mrs. Ruth Scoggns, read by Mrs. W. o. Taggart.
 Dlscusslon, 'Beauvoir," Mrs. B. E. Benton, leader.
 instrumental solo, Dixie Mrs. R. G. Atkinson.
 Dlstrlbutlon of crosses of honor.
 The hostess served suitable refresh mehts and punch was served by Misses Mary Lindsay, I-utie and Olivia Alex ander.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-12
MORSE SAYS HE HAS
 BEEN HANDICAPPED

Bathe, Maine, June 11.-Convict Banker Charles w. Morse refused to discuss the revelation of the Money Trust probe committee, which indi- cates that his ruin was accomplished by the New York Clearing House. It is known that Morse regards the re- velation as vindication, however and he may issue a statement later. He says that he has never done anything to be ashamed of.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-12
ODD FELLOWS ANNUAL
 MEMORIAL SERVICES

Jefferson Lodge No. PA I. o. o. F. will hold it's annual memorial ser vices at Bellwood Cemetery Sunday afternoon and the annual memorial address will be made by Rev. A. K. Williams. pastor of the First Christian Church of Little Rock. The members will meet at the lodge hall, Sixth ave- nue and Main street. at 2. o'clock that afternoon and take cars to the Ceme- tery. The committee on arrange aents is composed of J. o. Crane. R. H. Bateman and w. M. Meeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-12
House Party.

An enjoyable affair of the past week vas the house patty held at the Big Lake Clubhouse, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. V. A. McAdams of Pine Bluff Among the guests were the Misses Carrie Ginocchio, Olive Julian, Ingo- mar and Karin Olson, Clare Rutland, Mesdames A. A. Rutland and Ginoc- ehio, Messrs Sidney Rutland, Charles Evans, E. J. Kahn (Clarendon), Tom Rauch, Frank and Robert Ginocchio, Charles Rutland and Wilfred Robin son. The time was spent in ,danc- ing, boating and fishing. These house parties have been an annual affair for the past four years, with Sidney Rut- land as host An orchestra from Pine Bluff furnished music.-Arkansas Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-12
GOVERNOR STUBBS
 MEET COL. ROOSEVELT
'Tis Said That His Visit to New York is to Drag Oyster Bay Idol to
 Chicago.

New York, June 11.-Governor Stubbs, of Kansas, arrived unexpect- edly today for conference with Col onel Roosevelt The latter was in his office long time with Perkins, who returned from Chicago yesterday.
 It is believed that the visit of Stubbs is significant. Roosevelt will not return to Oyster Bay until tonight
 if at all. It is rumored that Stubbs came to drag him to Chicago at once.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-12
MAKE EXAMINATION OF
 BATTLESHIP ARKANSAS

Philadelphia, June 1.-The battle ship Arkansas, which was damaged recently on her trial trip off the coast of Maine, returned today to the yard of the New York Shipbuilding Con- pany at Camden. N. J. An examina- tion of the big ship will be made at once.
 It is probable that the Arkansas will be taken to the New York navy yard and drydocked and repaired by the company at that point.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-12
Sunday School Picnic.

J. H. Means Sunday School class of the First Presbytel ian church spent yesterday at She-Till on 8 picnic. The young men had a fine day fishing, swimming, boating and 8 general outing. Those on the picnic were George Sloan Fulton Murphy, Jay Sloan, Morgan Toney, Leo Nichol WardlaW Murphy, Joe Clement, Frank Triplett and MT. Means.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-12
Beat Ride

MT. and Mrs. J. D. BuTbanks will entertain a party of their f.. tends with a boat rde and picnic Sunday, leag- ing at S:30 a. III. and returning in ths afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-12
tt the Playground

At the Playground
 This morning at 9:S0 o'clock Will be story telling hour for children at the public playground at Sixth ave- me and Main street. All children are invited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-12
They VIII Stick Out.

The charity that is intended to cover a multitude of sins invariably leaves some of them exposed around the edges.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-12

Miss Jewel Bush, of Star City, is visiting friends in this city for sever al days.