davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-06-08

PART ~ she NEE ting ellllsr J
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-06-08

To get the maxin,,,r,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-06-08

inns district was not comprehen-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-06-08

Tor frrigating the grove. It is per
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Seltener llnfaa.

Der % Sabre alte QutomobiIrepas
ratsur Charles Sor, pon go. 2345
G)runnin Roao, mar 9eItern nit benz
2usprobiren elmer repartrten Wafhine
hefddTtiqt uro fubr Die WtcWiden
Qo:nue sntlong. Sn Der RGbe Der Ra'
pine StraBs peridqte Der Wtotor uuo
Scr mahte fih baran, Zen SebIer su
Tvheu. gu bisiem 3tpsd bob er Die
6ol3oertleiounq oes @jetriebes ab, als
or cu&elitt uno nit bem SUP in bas
Getriebe qerietb. 2luf Die 5iIferufe
Oes Mdnne3 eilteu 8dFanten ber6et.
foeIde cuf Die &norDnungen oes Mans
nee BEN Wptor abiteuten Der 8eruns
qliitte nuroe su Or 8. s. S6iatRg
osbrdtt, De!ter feitftelIts, oaB Eor sts
nen tompli3trten 9rut bss reafeH
9einea uno anoere @srlebunasn oua
pDnqeiroGeu bate. Der 8eruugliidte,
pelt@r fir nte Cincinnati 4utomobile
Gp. t6Gti1 1T, tpuros bem itdottffea
Srontenbaus eingeltefert.
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S275 enttpenDet All hdben.

$275 entipenoet gu haben.
. 8eqen Derbotenen QDdffentrdaens
purOe Der Ieger 8irgiI Garrer ben
9rot geIhporenen IberpieIen. Jn
ben 5uI6en oes 8erbafteten rpuras
bei Der 3urbIu6ung Elm WleRer ges
funoen ooB mad oem Oeffnen al5
Dolh oerpenbbar iIt. Der yteger be-
5auptete, bdB sr bus gteiIer gum
8rasI6neioenn beuube.
Gur6 ibr auffGuiges gene6men
fibrte Goit6 Dilliams ibre ger6ofs
tuna ferbei. Sin 9eteftiD bate oi:
frau, nel6e 5temIit nahldiiiu ges
tleioet mar, beobo6tet, tpie lie iid BON
elmer 8ant 3ur anoeren begab uno ilt)
iberaQ Gbd>JDrmulare auet9Hets,
pette lie an ibrem 9uien osripabrte,
gci Der 9tiitatiDn Der 6rau rpuroe
aud Elm 8ummiItempel Qefunoen, ii6er
ceiier 9Fped bic Srau qeiteru feline
1eniiQenoe Qustunft geben tonnte.
Ter Rirhter oerurtbeiIte bic Srau 3u
elmer geloItrafe BON $50 ne6it Soften,
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ffreder Don aRna W1. 3ipibfer;
grunoeiaentbnm $500.
Der perfonlihe Na9lab bes Jdcob
Braun betrdgt 800, oerieHige Der
katherine Gubmann $3372.14, berjes
niae Der Gable Roftnbaum $537.40,
berienies bes sJoispb Eobin 1882. rs,
berjenig. Der Gii3dbeth Roth $2356.
ferisnige Der Roie Gunibnn $4716.86.
0erfhitbenes.
aouis SiIhbein fr. Bat Den Pd6laB
oes Sobn 3ifhbein nuf 3aHun6 Don
$500 fir ssleiftets 8ieHite Dertlagi.
81 ma6t aeltenb, baB sr bonn Sabre
1907 big gum Sabre 1911 in eem
G6uhldben bes 0eritorbeneH als
glert fuugirts, ieoo6 niemdls ge3ab'
luna er6oIten babe.
Qlsr. z. 6a3sn tlGgte eine Joross
rung uber $279 gegen Die JtoeltesHts
Eorbs sJron Morts ein
Die Reaoin1 gre1merp 60. bat dut
@runo nnasbliter Notwithstanding
eins aldas Hber $1225.71 gegen 6. =.
Weft Sc Son einoereiht.
Die Beftern &. Southern Qife Jn'
Iuronce go. flaats cine 5npotbefs 6or@
6erunq iber $4,000 aegen aouis D.
Inb Charlotte Blair Elm.
9ltIas unb Rimrob Sintborn plnts
tirten osiiern oes tbGtlihsu Qngriffs,
Eeaanosn an aeon Daniels, ftulotg
lno tuurben bon R!dtsr 5offman 3ii
| ie 3 Monaten 8sfdngEiB. 800 uuo
qoTfsu perurtbeilt. Die StraFen Durs
Scn ieboA ipdter fuspenstrt.
Wolter 6ass, oes Gtnbruhs iibers
fii6rt, puroe Der Stdats Ggeferun9ss
Mnitalt iiberpieIen.
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Observation-Disclosures.

(Rdrtiu 6. ambn, q. 2ouisoins. Gp,
lmurp 6. qrettp, q, 230 euolop QD
GCriffitb gti6olion, 26, 3473 ssIano
I 4p<nue.
1anna g. Qott, 26, 1887 4. Str.
lgliffOrb G. arnpIo, q. miami. g.
lgona Dine. 10, oessl.
l5eiIe 9. 5oaotpan, 20. Chicago. 81.
laouiIs g. Robinion. %. Clinton
6ottl.
Igugens 3. RelDa. 81. Astp CrIsuns.
lgsa Wt. ausp, 81. Sinton 5otsl.
1s5sarl Roth. q, 3anesOiIls. 8.
lJsrn Sbspparo, IS. gcIace 6oteE.
le6i,er 5ushs. %, 31s aun Ctr.
lGatberins Mattbeps, is. 7l3 8eit
Court Sirdbe.
(qouis Wspsr, 80. 2720 @ine Str.
ldloio S9offbouisr. "a. 1904 sStfftr.
fon areRue.
IEpal 9eterfon. 26. adams Co., g
Sten Gammsl, 27. Gimsr 5otsl.
lRmIfsl Weber. %. Carthage.
5ilb1 Wsber, %, oesg!.
Iaram 8. gopaiiun. %. oauOei
Stats.
lstrar G. amirthanian. q, 2624
5emlot Strabs.
;5reDerid 20. Gcsrtemoe[lsr. %, 1044
GSeit aibertp Str.
lasnOra 3. Wsisr. 19, 1902 gapmilIei
Stycbe.
lgrnsft 9. 5Obnfon. 26. 4734 Gbits.
ring 4nenue.
lglsancr Maoifsberno. %, Seipn ap
IRobert u. goeppsImeisr. "a. il;
! gait Sirabe.
lQIits glu.s, %. 1744 poper strabs
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Die Gisarrennta6er.
Sneifen uber uidDt itreifeu iii bente
fir ne bic 5rage.

Inter oen llnion.eignrrenmahera
in GiEcinnoti MAIDEN it'd Spniptome
aeIten6, Die auf ansbrnf oes 5trett'
iiebers idiicben ldIieu lie agitotlon
lit ifon ieit Srci 8ofen I'M Sang.
Zen Giqarreninbrifanteu murSe cine
Ior0erung Inn 2obuer6oEing non 81
per tauieno Gigarren uno Inn aban'
oernna aeiuiiier grbeitsbeoingltn9en
aeitellt Ioriiber ioIlten lie iit bis
Montng id)Iiiiiia iperoen gie ,Sabrl'
fanten madfcn Den geliteu Den Noni'
promiBporiflag. haB iie fiir refine
!Snnuanaeigarrelt Die 9obnioroerltnJ
nnerfenneH, fIr gerinaere Sorten
aber unr so Gents pro Iailiero nehr
be3ahlen mcIlcn. lie llniousfiIbrer
nollen lid am Tittiuoh ihliiiiig per'
oen Oh lie oen 8orihlog anHehmen
oocr oui ihren 9oroerllraer III pol
lem llnliaHae tcbdrrer moaen SSnl
lesteren Saa beoeutet oas ben Nus
itan0 bon 700 Union Gigarrenma'
d)eru. IieieIben boben iest ifon adlt'
IutnSeH3eit. Merfniiroiger gSetic
Inerosn Sie gtidt. .llnioniabrifeu. in
melflen arbeits- uno 2ohnbeoiugnn.
aen nidt Die 6eiten iein iollen bon
Scr iesigeu AsitatioH nift beriibrt.
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0eburteu.


anu6cu.
Gonin iuo Sara1 gtc8ralU, 2127
Qlc&eau 9lDe.
Rapmono uno Warp 2ucas, 27tf
geefuaH Sir.
gruiI umo WtaD 8ruuin9er, 1907
6arolb Ctr.
Better un0 Bertha 9etten0ori fl
Uiaru Str.
Gomaro uno 2aura 8iItpmafeg,
.9i7 Canton Ctr.
Charles mo 6Iorence 6iiber 1929
lrcmout Str
,Soiepb uuo giranlio GonOers
brinfe, 1701 Yfontroie Ctr.
6. 6 lino 6lorence aIngerg, 1943
s5airiar 2lDe.
9(rtbur uno GIiiabet6 @oLi 22t9
Wonroe Str.
9luoreoS uro Ao'a @urtou. GcIbi.
Marion uno Sou @uu, tl9 @a!l
Str., CARTHAGE.
sc 4 5 6en.
11eoSor uno Seiiie aoiicr, 25O7
Gnor Aueuue.
Q9illiam uno GtlIIa Miucrbam
| t071 Maoe Ctr.
12rcoerid unn 6rcoerita gloIc&
1888 5ucomore Str.
| George uuo Eearl RetcaIf cSreoc'
! lridtomu, :.
@iaacl uno glmo RoQjnger, 21C
u. 2ibcrtn Sfrabe.
Gil uno 6rceoa ARcrfIe 25S1
2eoDeu 2lpenue
,So6n umo 8oieQa QIpueier Sur
len Aoo0.
Senrn uro 2iop @cber. 275 WIc
Witcu Apcnlte.
Georqe uno 9curietta Softer, 60
| 5coom Strobe.
giQiam uno Catherine 8ordett
It4iO Icnuan Ctr.
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g!us oemAysuni5ip

gu orei Wonatsn 2lrbeitsldus UNI
3ahlund cer Soften puroen Wifael
Qaprence unD R1amono Garlo perur=
t6silt. Iie 9euannten batten einen
freben GWbitubt am bellen Gage be-
aanaen uao Deriutd. bic ge'toblenen
geaenitdnce in 6amiIton gu pertaus
zen. gei oieTsm 3buu purben Die
Burden erpiit't, 7urjitgebra6t uno
~ Der osnanntsn Strafe perurtbsilt.
meueu 9robnisbitnhls puroen eeg
WeiBe Sohn @urlep unb Der Regsr
Sphn Qeiptg BEN GroBgeIhporenen
ii6ertpieien. Die Mlduner iiuo be,
iduloiat, in ras gure1u oes rSiIner
Wloon@ an Der Gront Strobe eings'
prungsu su fem uno ben getrag Don
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7cutider gitterariiher Stub.

Der Ieuti6c 2itteroriide 9Ii6 DtIl
Die ARotonie Ser periummlungslo'eH
Sommer3eit oltrh einen Stommttit
unterbrehcu Der jeoeu Dttttrpot
2lbeno bel 9ieIert5 ooer anoerslpo
Itattiinoen ioa. Die 9teueruug ioa
heute 9lbcuo gum eriteu Utal OerIudr
uerocu. GS miro crruortet, oaB lid
oic Otitalieoer bes aIubS redt 3obl'
reid bel @ielcrt'5 einfIuoen peroer.
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6iarrhauslpeibc.

Sonntag, 10. 2lu8uIt iinoet Die
Ginweibuug oc5 ucueu Giorrbalies
Ser Griten IcltideH gpaug, 4rot.
Bcmciuoc uou GummtHsoiue (Raitor
6iibiGmunuJ itott >Sm porigeu
ScrbIt muroc Elm 8ruuoitiid nebeu
Sem airhcuclgentbmr fduiIih er.
uorben uno nit Dem TiarrbauSbaa
bcqonueu. ,lctt III Der 9au poaenocs
.un0 Iic &oitoraTauliIic Miro in 0ieieu
lugcu Gaa 1oua be3iehcn. am Soni'.
tag ijnoen 3Dci Botte5oieuite itatt, unt
no llbr &ormittaa8 uno um 123 llhr
9}ad,mittans Giien miro Der 6raueH.
uereir ierpicren Cine bcr3lihe gInlu.
nuu1 crgcbt an 5reunoe uno De.
fQuntC
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ltnterimtbuns etngelettet
lIeber ben Grtrinfungstpo bon gtalD
Diuueu.

Gorcuer Ii96p Don Campbell go..
qp., erIutte geitern Die gincInuatier
qoIiBei, 0en QuiertbaltsDrt etues ses
lgifen So6n Rolpop, rpsIher augsb.
lid an Ser 0eIt 7. StrdBe uohnt. gu
eymittelu. Ss piro geidgt, oab RoDop
cer geQleiter Der 20 Sabre aIten Wlap
MtuQ.n mar, relhe am Wou!aa n15e
1uptOn, an., beim 9aben ertrant.
Rcpce ioQ angsblih oem Wiabden
Stnimmunteritt ert6si!t BADEN, no.
BET hisislben in Elm God qsristben,
rslhes ourt Die 8agasrmdItiuen
peruria6t norosu mar. Dem Ropnp
ae!an1 ss, ijt ourh 5hDimmen III
ystten, rpGbrsno bas uidbten, peItts
fib TstbH iibevlaIisn bIieb, perge6llt
nm i6r Qs6su tdmpfte uno oeriant
ehs iar 6i(fe 1ebradt perosn tonnte
Ronop 6eqab iif in Elm nahe gelegensS
Camp, uno BON bort nad @incinnCti
Belle Gayion, bon go. 3O6 8roao:
MON. ptlte POM lIfsr ZEN unglids.
iaU nil aniab. Nib bel hem S5nquef
als 2euain erIhslneu. Die Grtruntenl
nc6utt no. 354 Baum StraBe, Sin:
Cirrati.
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Snie.SaH.
Trittcr Sicg Der gNeSs" iiber Die
&oitDuer seiteru.

Sdheu6ercr 6arringtou, ocl
QrdiiSem slu8uit SerrmaHH porn
Sunn alu6 Jl}ep Gnglqno giga) fIr
sic ,.feos" geiihert, miro beute gtcr'
aen Eter erportet. "a Sarringtou
crit In eiai1eu I5od5en bier fdui8 par,
bnt Serr Scruuarm Dem aIu6 $1,000
oofiir 6c,ahlt ieine 'ofortiqe Qtclouu1
ann Iienit fl ermoaliden Ter De
.srut iii elm rieiiger ref]tsiliigeIiaer
Sdleuoercr. ocm 0teiiteritait iii
Iieiner auuit }uaeltanoen miro.
lie pielen TreuHoe unieres lcbcuS.
aeiohrlidl 0erIesten ShIeu0ercrs
Benton (1luael neroen init Srcuot
pernehnten, 0ab Der itinae 2lt1Ict, Der
Fih iett Sem uuaIiidsidlle i'm hieiidell
Ttufoniiiensio ioipital befinoet. iebt ali
fer @efatr tit Toh miro er idluer'
lid por Gnoc oor Siuet Ronaten ols
get; nerlaiieu t0nnen.
cSn Dem acitrilen oritteu Spicle
ser 1erie amiiden Cincinnati ina
Bolton inn 5ieiiJen Neslano.Sielo bt
Sienten gt,cloercr gromn mo ,5dH'
oer elorfa oos @eid)iis iiir oj,
Reos" aclen Eeroue reip. aurioer
Fiir oie Gc9ucr. gSieneriun erIpieIer
lid, 0ig ,9fco5" tart I'M angriii mii
| benz gsat nno 1atten oas Slid. ihr,
1refier i'm / ui0 I'M s. Banae 81
fonsentriren, mas ihnen gaufe ell
brndlfe. llnicre ssinngens mad9ten {
I1reiier aeeeu 8 uno 3 ,Sebler aegcr
II. geider, 9obliseu uno SAedarl
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in Die Stirn gsid)OiIcn.

D}it elmer ShtBnunoe it Der
5tiru ilber Sem linfen 4uac, puroe
Der IA Sabre cite 9teger Carl Robin.
ion bern Itaotiihen Soipttal eineelie'
fert. Rpbinion unb Der gIeidlaltrige
9ecqcr Games gromH periuhten in Der
99ohnuuq oes 2eBteren eIneu Repoi.
Der auSeinanner 81 nebmeu. ais lit
Elm 2huB arltlub uno Die augeI ben
Nobiuipu in Die Stirn traI.
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9lus ,seners 6.iabr ssrsttst
@urbe onr6 ben Batter Die Samilie
OMNIBUS.

Geitsrn Torgtn brad in osm 6au>
Re. Qo. 1856 GertraI QpsHue. peLhes
bon bem S6loHer 5oIsph 8umbus
btpobnt niro, our uubetaunte Aeiie
Elm grauo aus, peltsr fir bic Be
nobnsr ishr iTtiht psrbdrgHiBpoll
oeporoer mare, psnn nift 5srr
9umbus, ein shemaliges UsitgIiso Der
iseuerpebr in guoapslt, feline Geiitess
geesnnort bera9rt bdtts. 9umbus
puroe ourt bic Rufe oes Sam 1t
T6.r. fpelfer oas 6dus in frihsr
Woraenitunoe 9aiTirte. aus Dem
S6lnf selpstt, uno iah, baB ibm uno
fsiner IamiIie Der meq 3ur RettuH5
ii6er bic Sreppen, nurh ben Hauh
uub Tlamm$u 1bgsfhnitten mar. Oh
ne lid lanQc AT bsFinnen, oerfertIl!e
Der mann aus 9ettlatsn Elm Sell, al
pel6em sr isinen Sobn gbarIes uuo
feline Grdu tus BEN S<nIter berablisB,
3as gobp Slii1beth Isgts sr in ejn
QopftiF>n. nm Tpelhes oas iTproUis
lirte Stil 9e'tungen puroe, NM TIA:
bic aleins ebeHfl1s pur6' oas Teniter
bic Reile ins Yreie an. Gin poIi3ii.
bate ii6 an Der 8rnnoitdtts eingefuns
ben, uno n1bm oie gerstteten in Gms
pfano. gumbus bate hurh ben ejus
osatbmetsu 9ou5 fhfpsr qtIitteu Die
sSeuerrpshr sritien ebeHfals ihueu an
Der grauoiiatis uno perhutsts ods
aus6reietn css 7Fsuers. Der Staosn
fotl niht srbeb.ih fem.
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Sn Der Montag 0aht puros Stan
len gonen, bon g&o. 152 Wouno
bon elmer Rotte Reqsr an Der
9eoras uno Smita StraBe angefulIeu
unc eurd WeFerIttte libel 8u9erihtet.
Ter llebsrfalIene peiqerte iih, feline
@unbtn i'm 6pipitaI perbiuben 3u lais
len uno fuhte stusn ar3t auf.
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Lterblicbfeits sbertdbt.

Qlnnu 9rtnfmann 81, Gitp, Ser|
letDen.
g2eQie geQ, IA, 1911 9lue Rof,
9lutpcrgiftllng.
Wtihacl @gttenbaler, IS, 1908
&Ium, 9tiereuIeioen.
0eautie 8irgin, %, Gitp, gteroen'
leioen.
Rancn 8cus, II, 1924 SuulboIm
Str., 2ungenent3iinoung
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Ten sslsen eiHes aasriifs .rIeseH


Der 80 Sabre alie Gierbdnbler
isront SisssroIb, in Der Befs Court
Girabs poEnhaft gsfpefsR, itar6 ots
fttrn Inn itiotifdsn 9ranteHbous cn
9erIssungen. bic ihm bel sinsm On.
ariff por btm 5aule 80. 1ol5 Dine
StraBs betpsbraht porosn fpdren.
fitzgerald fatte aubsr UerlrBunssn
cm sOrper aud sinsH Sf1oslbrut
baponettrassn. Ges anariffs psrod1s
tia tpnroe 1rnnt 6orep in 6dft gss
npmmeH. banbD srfrantte eeftern in
isiner 3els i'm /. poliseioiitfitt UNI
nurbs esm iidhtiihsn arnntsn6aua
firaslisfsrt. NO CT sur ielben 3sit siu.
trai, als isin angsbIi4ts Gpfer Der.
fhien.
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alns ben Oerid,tsb6fe

GhsIdtibunss gdfIe. - g<beatsnosr
Crbfdaitsitrsit in gihi. - gtas
btnsriubflastn. Mil isiu psrs
D<ttstts Gslb pisbsr baben. =.
Gnti6siDunsen oss appeldtionsse.
Eihts. = Ra6loBs sSaGsn. - gers
lthitosnes.
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Sel1te Iahmiitaq piertes uno let-
ties SyeL Der Seric 3uiid]eH ~ReoS
uno .9ohneuirciIern" i'm hieliJen
Rs0lau0.1ielo. Worgcn beqinuen 0tc
gtcU ,9orfer v9iieien", Champions
Der 2lga, Elm piertragt5e5 9oItiptct
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matten je , Ireifer, oarl4nter me5s
rcre pUeis ruo oreibGiige. Itnter Ita9t
= gaien uno geiher uno 9ergbani'
mer ie eine Ter 9oitoner S6leus
oerer mur0e i'm Z. 8auge ourd1
Stran6 abgel0l. gui beiocn Settea
murocu ie 3 iyretpaiie 3llr /. @li.
erIaubt. groDu ian0te einen Suitfdd}
fer }ur 9aHt ge8cu 3rueI ieines 9e8'
ner5 Eer0ue.
Nin npitrin SnIelp
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"the man for the job" l also realized
why the people of the Nile country,
when asked why the nationalists were
quiet. why the schools of agriculture
and commerce were thriving, why
thousands of acres of rich Egyptian
land were being reclaimed by new
systems of irrigation and drainage.
why the European timeserver is I'M
tremendously disappearing, why the
journals of the agitators have been
going out of business at the rate of
one each day, why thousands of fella-
heen were beginning to have grow
Ing confidence in the government as
evidenced by their trust in the postal
savings bank, or why Turkey did not
send its soldiers across Egypt in its
war with Tripoli-yes, and why even
Downing street seemed affected with
new confidence always gave the
same answer-Lord Kitchener.
1t is said that without bayonets be-
hind or before. moral force cannot
exist. Egypt sees in the soldier who
drove out the mad Mahdi hosts the
spirit of command, which seems to be
the only attitude deeply respected by
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dueed to eSs. but from these figures
one can easily see that there Is still
much to be accomplished. Mrs. Rice
has had the cooperation Of the may
ors of many cities, who have put them.
selves on record as opposed to any.
thing but the same celebration.
Since the crusade agains> unneces
sary noise was started in 1905 there
has been an improvement OF IS per
cent. In tugboat whistling on the river.
It was then personal matter but as
the Hudson is federal waterway, VIII.
liam s. Bennett, member Of congress
from New York, succeeded In having
bill passed on February 2, 1907,
which regulated this unnecessary dis
turbance. Last year, through the ruiz
ing OF the board Of health, the noise OF
motor boats was also regulated
Associated with Mrs Rice as an ad-
visory board are William Dean How
ellis. Nicholas Murray Butler. Cardinal
Farley, Dr. w. II. Maxwell and others,
while the board of directors is mads
up OF various superintendent OF hos
DltaIs
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Woman's War on Nuisance Be-
comes World Wide.
Battle Begun In New York City Eight
Years Ago to Suppress All Need
less clamor-Zone. of
Quiet Extended.

New York.-That movement to sup
press unnecessary noise which Mrs
Isaac L. Rice began In this town eight
years ago has now extended to foreign
countries, and the suppression of un-
necessary noise has been added to
the reforms of international scope,
says the Evening Post. Three years
ago Prof. Theodore Leasing of Han
over, through the efforts of Mrs. Isaac
L. Rice, the founder of the Society for
the Suppression of Unnecessary Noise
has been added to the band, the first
organization of it's kind in Germany.
Today there are SO local societies scat
tered throughout that country, and
Professor Leasing, who is in constant
communication with Mrs Rice, reports
the movement is steadily growing.
In England practically nothing had
been done until Mrs. Rice had success
fully launched her campaign In this
city. There is, however, at this time
the Betterment of London association,
working along these same lines, with
the hope that its efforts will event
ually be emulated throughout Eng.
land.
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IRON HAND IN EGYPT
Lord Kitchener's Sway in Nile
Country Is MaSterful.
SF-akiag of Education Of Youths, aNNe
lons Want Them to Get Their
Hands Soft" He says-Holds
Some Unique Views.

Cairo. Egypt.-No explanation of
the government of Egypt is adequate
without the presentation Of the name
of Lord Kitchener. who since his ap.
pointment as British agent in October
of 1911 has been increasingly the
unique and dynamic force behind all
the government agencies, alike the
protector of imperial English interests
and the humanitarian regeneration of
the land he loves, writes Clayton Sedg-
wick Cooper in letter from Cairo to
the Christian Science Monitor.
lie came to Egypt to assist in the
completion of the splendid work of re
generation commenced by Lord Gro
mer. He himself had before contrib
uted to the problem as the soldier
leader in Khartum, the conqueror of
the Khalifa, sweeping out of the SUI
dan the fanatical dervishes, nor did he
arrive one moment too soon to arrest
the tide that was surely carrying
Egypt backward from the high and
superb craftsmanship of Lord Gro
mer's regime.
Inc presence or an iron hand was
needed and not few of Egypt's lead
ers were unconsciously turning in
their minds toward Kitchener. AS
the conversation of certain Egyptian
officer who commanded a brigade at
Omdurman infers: Lord Kitchener is
a soldier. He is man of iron He
made clean sweep of the Sudan He
is just, but he is not to be trified with.
There is not a nationalist In Egypt
who would not bury himself in the
sand If Lord Kitchener came to Cairo.
He is the man for the job"
After an interview with Lord Kitch-
ener in Cairo l realized that he was
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Chicago Couple Carry Out Woman's
Last Dying Wish-Funerai
Wedding Trip.

Chicago.-The most urgent request
Of the late Mrs. Peter Peterson, 1422
East Seventeen street, to her son.
Christ Peterson. during her final years
was that he get married before her
death.
"If not before / die, then at least be-
fore / am buried" she told him
The son was in no hurry, and not
thinking there was any likelihood of
his mother dying soon, he kept putting
1t or Perhaps one factor in the post
ponement was the hesitating attitude
of the girl of his choice, Miss Hannah
Jensen, 6S3S Adams avenue.
But on last Saturday Mrs. Peterson
while visiting a neighbor was stricken
with apoplexy.
Young Peterson remembered the
last wish his mother had expressed.
He telephoned Miss Jensen and OBJ
tanned her consent, then telephoned
Che license clerk and discovered 1t was
too late to get a marriage license.
The Rev. William Steinmeyer, pas
tor OF the Zion Lutheran church, was
asked to offlciate.
On Tuesday the minister was tele-
phoned again and asked TO appear a
few minutes before the time set for
he f2aeral service. He was escorted
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-05-02
CRUSADE ON NOISE

Through the association In New
ork all unnecessary noise has been
regulated In hospital zones, and night
with its great gift of sleep" is ne
longer a menace to the patient School
zones, too, though they do not rejoice
in primeyal quiet, are no longer beset
by the noisy pests which once destroy.
ed the nerves OF teachers and made
real work for the children difficult.
Mrs. Rice feels, however, that the
greatest work Of the association has
been done in promoting and popularlz
ing the sane Fourth throughout the
country. There is still great chance
to extend this branch of the work,
and an effort is being made to con.
vince the school children, not only OF
the danger of the firecracker, but OF
the pleasures to be derived from the
new method of celebrating.
Statistics show tina; in 1908 there
were 5,623 casualties resulting from
the efforts of Young America to cele
brate the national holiday.
In 1912 this number had been re
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orientals, especially in certain stages
of their development.
AS Lord Kitchener sat and talked
and questioned in the British resi-
dency with its beautiful tropical gar
dens sloping down to the Nile; as he
spoke in short. crisp phrases his Cos
pei. the new plans for the fellaheen,
telling us of his ideals for the practi-
cal rather than the theoretical educa-
tion of Egyptian youth-"We don't
want them to get their hands soft'-I
was inclined to agree with the Egyp-
tian opinion.
1t is to be hoped that this efficient
official who commands an army to
whom the name Kitchener" is an IN.
centive similar to that Of the name
Napoleon" to the old guard, and who
in comparatively brief time has
gained the confidence of the Egyptians
who have most at heart the country's
good will receive the unstinted sup
port of the home government in the
progressive and highly utilitarian
measures which he is now promulgat-
ing for the new Egypt.