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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26
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pflege, 8afmbof5nliliol1, uno Die lpu=
ltigel1. io5ialen Ml1fguben, fir Gle Bic
Irolplnpelt iGon jett reif eridei1t.
Seine Nl,sfiiGrlrnacrr fo1oen frelI0i=
gen Miserboa bei Sen Der alnmeltcn
mei6lid,en 3ubDbrerr, Sic lih in 10
groBer 3obl eingcf uucen 6otten, Sa5
lie Sic ucite Safe nidjt 51 fallen Der
mod1te. Ginen e6en'p gutcn 9ciliG
mics Sic Geriamnnlltng Ser Siiugltnge
ll1o Mdinuer ol1f IN Ser Hep. g. q.
!@arfert, 9. g.. pom Cleveland, Sbiu,
NariiGer referierte, ouf melde @eilc
fcl1te bellerer Mnid4l,B Hes jiingeren
Clements o1 SIT 3entrulperein erfol=
gen f0nne. Gin @egenltono, Sen Ser
EraliSent Trep in ieilter Sabres6pt=
ldaft olS eiire 9ebcusfrage fir cen
;3entralpereil1 be5eidaret batte. Mqgc=
n1eil1 miir5e Sic Mot6men0igfeit 0erar=
tiger Mobl1abn1en o%l1erfonnt uno mon
fam SIT Sem @dluiie, innerbalb bes
3e1tro(pereins Inter %eftionen fir SEN
i,rnaen Nadapud)s ST. %ariin6en, fir Sc
rem Notwithstanding bei6e Spraden,
,1an1entlid Sic engliide, sur @nmen=
Sung fonllnen ion. grfor0erlih nur6e
oieles 3ugeltdn0nib biniidtli6 Ser
Sprod)e otrd) sic unabmeisbare 5bat=
iohe> SAB ol1rh Sic gegebenen Ser
h1ltnille elm ginfll,B cuff Sic berat1=
mohien6eu M6nrer nltr a1sgeirh
tper6en fo1,n, 1per1t mani iid ser eng
liiden Spradje be0iene. Gin &on1ite
1m>roe ge6ilSet, 6os Sic Mngelegenheit
meiter perfolgen un6 nah griilroli=
dem Stl,bilm oller in @etrodt font
member 6aftoren init praftiidcn @or=
ihl6gen beroortreten iol.
9ritter Sag.
0eu Observation-Disclosures mar
Gin 0onfiagtngsamt in Ser ct. &c.
tiers Stride bora11sgegangen. sSSn ser
Gormtittogsl tb1ng 1puroe bon mebre=
rem Meonern nod6riiflidit oltf she
5daff,1nq zines Stlt6ienbmties bi1<
gemielen, inns 6as &omite fir %iosiale
NropogarSo, 5eiien @eri6t gum @or=
trag gelangte, erbtelt Sic @rmad1ti=
aa1ng, idon altf ser iebigen General
oerinmmlung NIT elmer Sommllu1g
fir SEN Scout 6ieier 1teuen 8tlonngsonz
itaIt SIT Beginner. SIN 2al1fe oes Sob=
res ioI oon,1 cine eifrige @erblt1tg
fir Sen Stlt6ienbal1s Son6s entire
ten. 6erner fam Sic Muffaiilng 5l1nt
Musorud, 5oB Elm 3ltiammenidluB al
Ter @otbolifen ser beri@ieSenen Sea-
tionolitGte,1 in Mnterifa betrieben uno
al1f Sic @eranita1tung zines ollge=
meinen @otbolifentages in regelmd=
bigger. tpent olt6 ntdt iabrli6er SOL
&c bingearbeitet mer6en moge. Damn
hielt Mep. Sol. @l1eitng bon Melt
9oint, @ebrasfa, einen bo@intereiian=
ten &ortrag iiber @aritas un0 So5tal-
polttif. @r aab in g~ldin5en5er 5orm
eine1 1teberblif iiber 5ie Mufgaben
ser Garitas un6 beranidulilidte, in
melter @etie iie I'M @erein nit mirf=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26

merflaaftliden @crciniguugen uu
fontrolieren ms es lit Sarnn1 eire
Gepiliellslade fir fatEnlild;e Mrbei=
ter, bic gum Sd)l1se nr1o SIR &ebung
fires StanSes geidafienen Organize
tlcn Dor Sen ginfliiiien SEES So5iaEs=
mus tcpabren ST. telfen, 1arnit nid,t
olt6 lie Sic Mitiduu0 treffe, 1rcnn sic
Glellle11te oes I'm tllr5es jidg Ser Set
tl1ng oieier GerbanSe bcn11dtigen inns
tre1!en &atbolifcu cu: &erbIeibcn So
rim nnu1oglid) mad3er i%ollten.
@arnnns Dor sen uSnbunrial Curriers'"
Mid)t einoringlid aenug fam &C.
lpar11t 1per0cu DOR SEM iplroifaliid den
@erbanSe Ser Sl1Hnitrinl @orfers Of
tie @orl0, Selielt Observation-Disclosures
Sel5e1ljen nidt aQein in iidl nerob=
id)el1ungslpertb inns, ionSern audi Sic
Grfiillung bered)tigter 6or0erungcn
Ger MrGeiter err dprcrelt, ul0 50 es Dor
ollem %m1erfabrene GingcmunSerte,
inns 0arl:1tter nidt penigc @atbolifer1
iino, sic Sen 9odu1gen oieier Mutf=
miegler Elm miataes @eb1or id)enfen
inns ltm 3ufrieSenbeit nlo 5os @ut
i6re$ Glaubens gebrad)t perSen, rid}=
tt Die 81. @enerolner iamnluna hes
3entroluereins an Sic bodtp. @r,bi=
lf0fe uni ereS aanSes sic ergebene
@itte, in einem gemein ion1en Sirtcl1=
1dreiben Sic @efabren 0icicr Srgo,1i=
1otioren harslrlegen. un1 Sos Sdni=
Fen, III mebrere Sprof,e,1 iiberett.
int gal15en 9arhe 81, mrthciIen.
0riimomns fatbpliider srbe;terpereiue.
Ser &unpf, Scr iid} in Ser Mrret=
terpelt I'M Sic Tiihreridnit cntipon=
'1cn hot inns mebr inns n1ebr 81, elmer
&riiis treibt, lcgt Sic Nothpensigfcit
ser Santmll1rg inns Sdlt1l,ng ut1ie=
rcr fntboliidlcn Mrtciter nGiiher olS ie.
ga Sic b0dlitcn firdliden Stellcu ia
6cn erfenne1r 1oiien. SAT- man il, Sen
fonfeliionelcn Qsmiid,ten G~erbau6en
cine m1glid1c 0ctahr crbltdt. Sic MIR
Htrd1 fraftiae fatholtid'en Mrbeiter=
heroine m!sgcalid,en mcr>eu fa11t1, ct
id)eir1t tiir l:1s in Sen Ser. Stooten
Sic 8:ii'nSuna fotGo1iid)er Mrbeiter=
'rrrcinc lrm'o not6menbiaer, in Mnsn
Sic fatholiithen Mrbeiter III ibren re-
llat5'en 8rl1no i1ten aeitirft aeidptIt
meroen. 1arlm en1pfebIen mir hor
1ee1em Sic Sonlmlln1g Ser fatboliidNn
Mrbeiter III &creinel1 nad} Mrt oes Mr=
betteripoM in ct. 2ouis.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
@ie in friiberen Sabren e~mpieblen
mir nebcn Ser SelbMulfe Surdy Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26

Bcrelr Spmpton1c Ser Scr tief ei1ge=
ml.r5eltcn @ro11tteit Ses Gei eaibaft*=
f5;rpers nad Moglid)feit heleitiaeu 81
belfen. Sic Griitlid)e So5iolrcfom1
gift Scr @ebltng u11o 60r0erlng aller
Stllloe. Gem N(rbeiteritonM me11oet
iid I'M segenp6rtigen M1genblid ibre
Gorge at erltcr Stele5u, neil 5ieIer
Ser mirtGidaftlid6 idapddjlte lino rpl1
Ser Notb Scr 3cit ~bcorangtc StonS
lit.
Mnerfennmng Scr nniunen.
Miidli6tslps e%rfernen mir Sos
&mlitionsred,t Ser Mrbeiter an u10=
.perfalgen onrl1nr NIT Spmpatbic Sic
@eitre611ngen Ser 5raoe Unions. Sic
ie iir9 under sen gegenpartigen Ser
baltniiicn Sic ein5ige Organization
l1nieres 2an0es, 0l,rh apelde Sic Cir
beiteridnft Sic &edte fires Stanees
inns ibrer @emerbe mabren f0inuen.
9orlm crodten mir als Yflidt Ser
fotboliiden Mrbeiter, nit Sen Unions
lln6 in Sen Unions at ser berufliden
lln5 io5iolen @ebung fires StanSes
mit3uarbciten. ltmlo midtiger lit Sic
ic Eflidt, nn Ser So5ialislnl1s &C.
itrebt ut, NIT allcr Mitteln sic ge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26
1ton6 Ser 3entraliteue $461O.O1 be=

itan6 Ser 3entralite1le $4610.01 be=
tragt. 0ie @ommiiiiom fir aoniti-
mountaineering bringt einige Mer1=
Serungeu Ser Satungen in &orldlag,
Sic %angenplnn1en merGen. @pn bel on
oerer @ibtigfeit lit ser @eidyltB, SUB
Sic @encrolrer iammlltngen in 3u=
flrnft ni6t mebr I'M September, 1on=
Scrn inn Mltgllt %obaebalten tper6eu
lollen, colnit Ser @eiitlidfeit, SEN
2ebreru, StlgSenten ur5 @eidMftslclt=
ten Sic S6eilnabme inn grDberer1 l1nl=
funae crmSglidt merbe. HrGii6ent
Irep gi6t bcfa,lut, SAB Ser Mitglie=
6crSmod?s i'm lebtel1 SATIRE 6777 BE-
trngcl hnhc, uro eri tattet oonn Cit
&efernt iiber Srganiiotionen. &eoner
erflart ci1aebel1o fas &erb11tuiB Ser
MitalicSer 0es 3cntraloereins 81 Sen
iibriylel1 @prporationer, lpeiit atf sic
@ed)te uu1o &flidten 0ieie, gegenii6er
FIN luno crlltht 6ringe>6 tint Sic
Briinoul!g bon Giltrift= ms 9ofol=
rerb1uSen. 3lm Sd)l>tiie er6ffllete er
Sic lit Musitd)t g%enonn1enc Snmrr1=
lu1g fir SEN @m1 6cS Stuoicnfoltles
inns itattet ais @rlter $1,000 fir Sen
3msf. Gr5biibof S1rembs, Scr fur
Sc 3eit in Ser 5itl,n9 5l,gegen NOR,
aab $500, mebrere o110ere 3elegoter
cbenfalls $1,000 un5 $500. &on al
len Seitcn liefen sic @a6en elm, ltn6
III elmer 3eit bon nidt gang 20 Mi=
mutton mar in Ser &%eriammlun9 Sic
Sltn1l1c BON mehr a1s $4,000 &C.
aeidnet. gs trat Johann @ertogung
bis s lt6r obe>16s elm. Sin Scr Mbc115=
lcriamml,rna am 3ienltaa eritattete
Ninadit S. g. @e1fe1 sen @eridt iiber
Sic Sbdtigfeit Ser 3entroliteQe 6es
3entrolpereins int lebten Sabre, mo-
ralts berporaebt, 6oB Sic 3entra1itelle
eine qa11s altBeror6ent1id)e Mrbeit &C.
1eiifet fat. 9atrd sic &aranitoltung
BON S%tu6ienfurie , &eSeta1ren, Ser
breitung bon Slugidriften, flrr5 6,trd
@elebruna in @ort inns S6rift. Be-
ion5erer @ertb murSe alth ge1egt o,f
9idtbil6erportrdae berihie6eniter Mrt,
l,l5 es lit ser 3entralitel(e m6gli'h
ge}pei en, al1f sic @eiebgebung beridi,=
oer1er Staoten ei11en @influB sur Ser
bon Mrbeiteridub= @eieten
ntsauithel1. Ser @irfl1nasfreia ser
3entrolite1e fat iih in iold)er @eiie
ermeitert. ooB sic Mnitellun9 bon 8e=
ANTE II in 9r0Berem l1mfanae erfor=
lit. Sssut Mriddltb an 6tei en Be-
tiht fiihrte &coner an 6ono bon 2idt=
sic mtitergiiltieen ginrid=
5es 6el1tiden @olfspereins III
Miirdlen, @loSbo6 Dor un6 er11tete
fiir feline treffli6en Mltsfiibr11ngen
ZEN @eifou ser @eriammll1ng, 6eren
reioer Sur6 5as e%ingetretene
hul10crbafte &%egentpetter etpos ,u
eI6c11 hntte.
&ierter Sag.
Nad) oen 8eiltd) ei1res feierli6en
III Ser ct. Marienfirde
INT Mittuo6 perlainmelten iid) Sic
Inn 9H ltbr, tint Sen &s5t
'er oiesjabrigen @eiddfte ser @ena<
'alperl amnlrng 81 er%le0igen. 81
dof SdrembS eri6ien alt@ beute
fir fur3e 8eit, lint itd Do't
en Gelegaten 5u perabidte0en unS
bnen ieinen Segen 81 'ertbetlen.
2ann beribteten sic peridieoe11en
Counties, bon oenen 6ie Mnnabme bon
felolutionen in f%olgenSen Nngel:-
,enbeiten empfoblen ml1rbe: Srete
Inn beiligen Stltbl, 600rerllng Ser
Riiiionen. fir sic driitlihe @be l1ft=
CT Muaid1iebltng Scr gbeid)eion1ge1,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26

gegen sic beutigen iittempioriaeu
SralenmoSen, gegen S6mut uno
@erfiibrlr1g in @ort um6 gilN, fir
Sic driihide Sd}lple ltno gr3ie6Mng
llno fir iu5iale SIC form.
Scihlmh scsen ben so5ialismus.
Sir Sic 9(llgenreinbcit interelliert
%numentlid) Sic letterc, Sic mir inn
@ortlal!t m%ieoerge6cn: Sic 81. &C.
neralperl amnllung bes 3cutralpcr=
eins crflart BON uellel1 als cine Set
pid,tigitcn M1igaben Sic 5ielMml,Bte
Mitrirflu1a an bcr90iu1g Ser ip5ia!cl1
Tluae." Mannigfody fins sic Gcrill=
&c, Scr lo5ialell llnnrt SIT i%telerL in
meldc Sic @eielidoft Sllrd6 sic N6=
tehr bonn a0'ttlihen @eieB 5ll1t Matllr=
Gclete gerntGcu lit. Ser Sp5ialism1s
idQel1Sert ieincn Wrfiibreriideu @er=
hcrl!f hi Sic bon Scr l%p5iolel1 Mpt6 Scr
3eit am %nreiiten bctroffcne1 &reiie
inns per6cibt ser @eieGidaft N(iif
nn1o TrieSen ais Irlrd)t Scs llnit11r=
SEES Scr be tcbenSen Srorulag, u,1ter
Miradtllre elmer 20%00id6riarn Sill
tlrrel1tnpifllrna. Ser 2i6crali3n1Hs
iudt 1llter &erfemul1g Ser Brunolrr=
iad;en Ser gerraltiaen @1brln1g 5urh
hlobe dl1berlide Mittel SIT iteltcrn.
Nelt lllro mlpal1Sel6ur 5lt Ser Strife
halten5. sic 0e6rer ms Iiihrer Ser
&5lfer lit, ihren @eiiu>1gcl1 pertrn1=
clS uno o1rh Sic g%rfobrlrngen Ser
@eidid3tc inns Sic Grfenntlriiie Scr fa=
tholiiden @illenldaft belebrt, Der
fiin6en mir es. als iii ierc l1eher5el1=
ul!1g. 0ab Ser Musgan9 aus Sen
@irrialen einso9 81, erboffen lit bon
elmer bonn 8ciite NeS Gbriltentbums
0ltrdorungcnen &olfsmirtbidaft inns
Ser barmoniiden altf Scr natiirlihe1r
SronunN, ol1f Med)t unr6 @eidiflih=
felt fltbenocn Reorganization un0
5eitliden un5 religi0fe1r grneuerung
Ser @eieuidoft. 1arlum begriiBcn
mir alpar ole Sc Itrebu,oge,1, Sic geeia=
net lin6, Sic lo5ialen MiBitalr6e SIT
linoern inns tpeiien NIT @enugt6uung
6nral1f fin, 5aB sic porteipolitiid3en
Erogramme nnieres 2an6es NIT Scr
io5ialpolitiid}er Traaen
;3el1gniB a6legen 6afiir, haB sic ieit
Meibe bon SSohrelr erfolgten &C.
.itrebungen 5es 3entralperein3 sen
@eSiifntiien Ser 3eit entiprehen. Mber
nic pobI mir in SEN io5iolpolitii6cn
GenSen5en unierer qegen1parttacr
Norteipolitif Elm Mrrf @dimn1er11 Ser.
inter Ser 6errihaf 6es 9iferolis=
mus, Ser Sci enidoft abhonoen gefon1=
1tcllen grfenntniB Ser Bflidteu hcs
Stnotes erblifen, mel en mir FIN o1f
Sic @efabr. SaB man 5iele Irogcu
aQslaIehr ais parteiii6e bebanbelt
tn6 linen porrdmli6 aus opportl1ni=
@rii1tGen nGhertritt. Mud) So
fin a!'bert iiG Sic Sbn1adt Ser Sem
26riitent6ltn abgefebrten lt1S plat
irrel1oen @cltanidauulrg, mel6e
Sic Ihatiad)c perfen1t uro miBodtet,
>ab es iid I'M etbii6e Tragen bait
,clt, Sic nidt obre 5d1a5en 5l1m
parteipolitiid1er 8eitrebun=
zen gen1adt merben ul16 6oB auf Sic
'em @egc cine 6m,ern6e @eilung Ser
Sb00en ME erlangt merSen
SrotAem miiiie,r mir nit sen
te6enoen @erbaltniiien reGnen un6
rdbrem6 mir 6as g1155ieI, cine ipirf=
lo5iale &eform, Sic Meorgoniia=
ion ser Sc euidoft na6 Sen @rl1r16=
''adtelr 0es G6riitentfums felt int Mlt=
1e bebalten, nad &rdften Sic io5iol=
oolitIid,e Senoen5 unierer 3eit 5um
SIT mencen 1uGen, Inn sic dit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26

@enm SIR !,m Sen mirfliden
@ertb Ges @ban1berlain's 9iniment
fir &iidenmeb> Sdpner5 Ser Musfeln,
@errerflmgen nn0 rbeumatiide
Sdmer5en miBtet, SIR miir6et 11iie
obre 6asielbe iein >pollen. 3u tau.
fen lei allen M%potbefern.
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Yeri one!t gerl %getr,.1!ten piro. 81 Der
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fam, 10 farm ibn %icocrnlan babe,1. Jarmer M,o
onosre Qcl,tc bic aaf benz 2aube tuobnen. @sedearitsr.
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:3cit amt .itGrtenb llnb nGbreM6 mnb fann ~befonbtr8 fur
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Kupon. 2umoin T. Go. 11' q; s,io sa1 st. !
ginie@ne Gnesn sig 81 90 ds seaaansies gBgaa9lnng! fir 3 sda@tan g!atssaAgran. ges
Trudt mno Tleii@ 9afmaidtne als freies @ei@emt :
,ugsben ans saR sic meme1 Polar Saraderlatk4, ians ID n4t aass gsmaa 10 fneaa
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Trudt nns Tlei|1 @ofmai6ine.

9ieie 1r1bt ms NisiiU baGmai1ine lit 1924 3ca
bob, alio sine erobe, %prcttilbc @laldptne. Gin imeat=
ticren, oab oitic Msaldbime Griid,tc. Semitic, .5leiid etc.
gan, gleit9 ob rob oNsr aefufpt tnacQoS '%ertleinern miro.
Gbelio fam man Wrot. .siiiiie, Gisr. etc. oariM %isrtleiss
Jleiid, etc. uiibt tin;udrsem tam. mcnn ca 3crihlitteil
mirn. Sic Stp.s;ScNe7sr fiuo ans hcrl aaerbeiteI
stahl t~eraeie1t NIB dnbsrt ibarf: 9rehnorri@tn,ls
babeu. ST: Mad,ine arbeitet icbr ieidt l1na 1T 10
eiuseria,tet. oaB man Gleiid etc. auf 3 neridieoele
4rten ;%crtlsirsri! lam. Adn,lia' iet', rlittel oeer grob.
Sat 5 grtrsmslsr. wie oben atseoitost, It'll; einer
III se,u;nren. .3ertlciMcrt 1ia dia ia VfNno Tleiih III
elmer 9ii,lite. Sfnet fib ,uic Gin Sud unS fan't i'll
$ir in6ds:;i ecr,;c, Sas ieoe ssnti@c Sausfrau i'll
smerifa nnIcr MSal=;asYran 81 5anie braut uno aus
oiefenl @rumoe bebcn mir ,.ils entihloIelI, 5iele
5r.bt mo Slciib 5adn,ai6tns dig treies geident
%ju;ugeben nno ;rar nit einer 8efteaung in 6obe bon
800 fir 5 sdbattcln @tal=sa=Yral, ueltbe8 genig lit
I'm, Is Halonen 8ier oaraus ber;nieGen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-01

Calmr, were Rison visitors this weeN.
 Ed Smith. Of Hermitage, was in Risoa this week the guest of his s.s- ter. Mrs. Woodson Mosiey.
 Attorney G. F. Brown was in Pine Bluff this week on professional bus mess
 Misses Lillian and Kathleen Ray, who are attend: ns school in P,ne Bluff, spent Thanksgiving with their father, J. J. Ray, at this place.
 Miss Nina Renfrow, who is teach ing school in Little Rock, IS spend in ga few days With her parents at this place.
 Mrs. Ben Smith and children visit ed relatives in Pine Bluff tn week.
 Miss Elsie Baldwin, whe $ teach ing near Pine Bluff, visited her par ents in Rison tn week.
 Joa Niven. of Pine Bluff, was a RlSOn SltOr Thursday.
 Marshal Long, of Longs Mill, was "a business visitor to Rison Friday.
 Mrs. Charles Mart Il and children of England are visiting Ms. Mar tin $ father, John Rntledge, at this place.
 Dr and Mrs. J. D. Garter, of Slaves, were Riscn and Pine Bluff visitors Friday.
 s. M. Mutt, of Fordyce, was a bus mess visitor to R son Friday.
 Jonn Harlow, who is teaching at Draughon visited home folks here Thursday.
 oscar Reid, of Pine Bluff, spent Thursday in Rison.
 F. Glover, of Pine Bluff, was a Risoa sitor one day this week.
 J. H. Russell, of Fordyce, was a business visitor to Rison Friday.
 Mrs. Hugk Jackman and children, of Pine Bluff, spent several days i'll Rison this week the guest of j.. T. Renfrow and family. tMr. and Mrs. Davis Gu mn return- ed to their home in Pine Bluff Sat urdae, after spending several months at this place.
 Little Mss Gussie May Curry and brother. Garter, of Pine Bluff, are visiting the IT aunt, Mrs. Green Curry, at this place. Misses Kathleen and M nnetta Williams were hostesses to the ] Sigma Tan Club Wednesday after 1 noon. After spending a pleasant social hour dainty refreshments were served. Those present were Mrs. A. A. Hughes and Misses Edith swanscn.. Minnnetta aud Kathleen l Williams.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-01
RIS0N. ARK.

Dr. H. D Sadler was ia Pine Bluff visitor one day th's week.
 Miss Forest Farois, of Calmer, is wishing her sister, Mrs. John Hen derson, here.
 Charley Quinn and wife, of Pne Bluff, gre in R son the guest of rel atives.
 MT. and Mrs. Meroney and daugh- ter, Gertrude, visited in Rison this week the guest of A. M. Davis and family.
 Judge G. H. Hunter, of New Edin- burg, attended probate court here this week.
 Mrs. A. J. Brown and children, of O,a, Ark, were Rison visitors this week.
 M. M. Oechsner returned to his home in Tanelco, H., last week after a visit of several days at this place.
 J.. il. Bridges and W. T. Gray, of Kedron, attended probate court in Risoa this week.
 J. C.. Renfrow, of Pine Bluff spent Thanksgiv ng with his parents, MT. end Mrs. J.. T. Renfrow, at this ilace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-01
State of ohbo,k ,kcity of sroledo, ss..

LuCdS NOuIWJ.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, ands that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J CHENEY swcrn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of De- cember, A. D., 1886.
 A. w. GLEASON, (SeaD os&$ " Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure s taken inter- nally. and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free.
 r. J. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo, O.. Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con- stipation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-01
STATE NEWS
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kINGSLAND. ARK.

Mrs. J. M. Manuel and Mrs. J w. Aver:tt. of Draughon, were shop2 ng in the city today.
 w. C. Wheeler, of this city, was quite sick Thursday afternoon, but he is up nov and much better.
 C. K. Wheeler, cashier of the Cleveland County Bank, at this place wis ted in Little Rock Thursday.
 J. F. Johnson. of Como, was in the city Fr day.
 W. H. Ellisen, and family of F9ith, have moved to the city. Mr. Ellison has taks n a position of sec ton tCreman at tnis place.
 Ms. F. A. Sm taers and little daughter are wis ting Mrs. Smither's sister, Mrs Wood Varnell, at that place. Mrs. Varnell, was formerly Miss Mamie Cope, of England.
 T. B. Fore, of R,son, was q busi- ness visitor here Friday.
 J. H. Henderson, of Rison was n rhe city Friday.
 C. C. Lochr dge and Harley Gib- son, attended a show at Fordyce Man- day night.
 J. H. Harris will visit home folks near New Edinburgh, Sunday, return ing here ta his work Monday morn ng.
 Robert Mccullough and son, Char lie, were business visitors n the city Friday
 J. R. Breathwit left for Bussey Friday evening.
 Noah Holmes has taken position as clerk in the depot at tn $ place.
 Mrs. G. $. Earlywine, who has been sitting relatives at St. Louis, 'returnsd home Thursday.
 Pine Bluff High School boys seem to be playing some football. We hope that they will be winners this year, and hel eve they will. We are with them.
 J. ;.. Breathwit, of tn S city, visit ed relatives in Pine Bluff the past 1 weeN.
 The Kingsland High School has made arrangements with The I4y- ceum Bureau of Chicago for the Hun gawian Quartette to come here De- cember 4 These people are very highly recommended, and no doubt it will ?e treat to hear them. J. A. Smith, of Croak, was in the city Saturday MT. Smith reports l that Jim Wilson, who lived near 1 Graywood, had the misfortune of | losing his residence Err day Il ght by | fire. Mr. Wilson's residence was a complete loss and he saved but very little of his household goods, The ginners here report but few bales of cotton yet to be ginned. One glnner says that he has but 15 more ito gin, wh le another thinks he will get between 15 and 20. The crop here .as been the fastest picked, ginn,,I and sold crop on record. R. E. Cathey, of Tipton, was in the city Friday. F. M. McGehee, of Sneed, was in the city few days ago. M Nat jMosley, of Tipton, was in ] the city today.
 w. P. Boatman, of Fordyce. was a bus ness stor in the city Satur- day.
 Sam Holmes, of Waldo, was in the city Sunday.
 Nat Files, of Graywood, was in the city Saturday.
 R. M. Doster, of this city, was in Pine Bluff, one day this week on business.
 Miss Mary Fuller, of Princeton, is visiting relatives here this week
 John Word, of near Tipton, was in the city today.
 Wm. Bell, who lives near Gray wood, was shopping in the cty Fr,- day.
 Best corn brought 12.90 here Friday Mrs. J. R. Selman, of near Tipton, Got,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-01
FINE SERVICE AND
 DAINTY APPOINTMENTS
THE SEN, YARD co.

characterize the Busy Bee Restaur- ant It isn't only what you eat here that gives zest to your appetite-ats ,ba way the viands are cooked and aerved. the way the tables look, the way we treat you. Take your tune eating here. but waste no time In get t,rp here. Try our Chop suey. II Ia a delightful dish. Our prices VIII mt punish your inquisitiveness when vou ask them. Bring your best sir' along.
 BUSY BEE CAFE
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-20
NOTICE.

TNu FURNISHED ROOMS In
n1eru house ~ soa.h New York
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ror pr\r Ono - iva ,i,.e COO,
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-20
MANN PLUMBING AND
CONSTRUCTION co

N.ll bald your house. do tin work,
dc yonr plumbing, run water and 50
forth. roof your house with salvan-
led iron. tin, pitch, fuheroid or lie
c.yc us 4 call Phone 10. 209 Ken
lucky Ave list
II YOU want 10 be- the best rcsscG
h'an in town. br strc 10 buy ROYAL
tailored suit II il don't fit and il
not perfect don't take it.
90 MURREIL & SHARP
THREE CENTS \ POUND paid
for clean cotton rags AT News Office
9-ll-tf.
LOST On Labor day. blue .;crg"
coat made by - Moods 4 Co
Owners name in.ide. Suitable re-
ward for return to Telegram office.
9-lS-3p
MOVED Ny fish market on
South Florida avenue in rhorp
building My phone is Ell. Also
sell racket goods ,'all aud see me-
X %. Park o-lS-6a
CHICKENS Dressed or ali,,
Fine iricrs White Star market
Florida avenue. near Main 9-i9-2t
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-20
BOARD AND ROOMS NJ NJ
Must Keep al II.

1t is with many enterprises as
with striking fire; We do rot meet
VIII .ctes> except by reiterated ef-
far.S. and often II the instant when
We '.os..airei Of success Nine. De
Mlintcnon
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-20
fradc ferms.

postmaster tof Punk Hollowl-"I
see that a fust-class waiter in New
York gifts only &25 a month. and out
OF The small sum he has to pay his
omnibus" Ezra Henhouse-"Huh!
Why don't he live close to his Job and
walk Puck
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-20
Good Work of Dental Surneries.

There are thirty dental surgeries
for school children in Sweden. Great
benefit has been derived from them,
the children showing marked improve
ment.