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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

&pm9elig 11pi6enbeb. ct illuitre>
ren6e @fsempel pan bbor ubi6en6e
ielp bpjtitille6e @erioner europa
er ON Meellenpanerifa og oct nor6-
lige Sp6mnerifa, giber en- 1ioen
|&i1torie, Ger bar goaet run6t ! 81
plomotiife &re0ie / @afbington oe
6erfro bt6ere, ON en- li6en &en6elie
Il 2onbon. On np Miniiter fra
8ene8uela preientereoe fit &reoitip
til Song @eorg me6 SSogttogelie of
6e banlige 6ornraliteter. @ongen
tilfaI6te en-, fom ban artog for
fortrolig n1e6 6iplomatiife Mfferer,
oe fpurgte bonn, bbor Caracas bar,
i6et &ongen tilito6, at bm1 bab6e
en- meget ioog Boreitilling ONT bette.
Sen obfpurgte, Der lite 6nife6e
lat fpnes ubi6err6e, fbareoe, at 60
rncas lite bar lungt fra Ya1tm1tns
iitbmen og oltiaa fatiff ner @a1ta-
nrofanalen. Dette bar nlt, @ongen
bebgpe6e at bi6e, og be6 Mo6tngel-
fen al Ben 1De Weiniiter antp6e6e
ban, at set nraatte nere meget BE-
bageligt at bo i en- &obe6ita6 iao
ner set ftore, i1tart f11l6en6te &erf
Il &ano1nn, bborbe6 MtInnterbabt
og Stillebabet ifal forbin6es meo
feilbart 8a111-
Sen bene8ueIanife Diplomat Der
bar bie1nn1e / fit @ol6, inile6e %
b1ffe6e alborlig og tillob @ongen
at bnre lpffeltg l1pibe1tbeb ON,
at Caracas, 8ene8ueIos &opebito6,
bor ntonee &1116re6e @fiIe borte fra
&anamaanalen. &itorien bar goat
rltnot ! 6ipIou1atiife @reoie % ftnI
bore ianb. #
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08
Nnrgea Uthttknrt.
@borfpr man bebulber ct. Slafs'
Srbenen.

Som ollere6e n1c6belt for 6ei
|ndfje 5torttng forfaitet @run0lobS=
enoringsforllaget ON Spbapelie al
Sr6erspeIe,1et.
Ser bor life goaet &olitif
|Spgrgsn1aolet; alene 6en 0eaa0e,
bborpaa Sc forljellige @artierS
@ten1mer foroelteS 1tnoer slfiten=
ningen, bebiier, at set bar ct rent
og ifjert Yrtncipip9rgsmoal, man
efter be0ite Sperbeoisni11g iegte at
foa ofgjort. &o11ltitntionsfon1 on1iteenz
Blertal anbefale0e Sr0enspeieretS
Mffoffelie me6 SEN Motioeril1g, at
l16marfelier og 9eforattoner al
6en 9(rt iffe bgrer bjenme / e1
rborgerligt aonge6pmme", ifie111
man life babbe til @enitgt at frenfe
'2an6ets gan1le monarfiife Sra6itio=
ner. &aa SEN a110en SIDE beb6e=
Sc Sroensbeienets Goriborere bl
a., at set er SEN billigite og befben1-
meite Maa5e, bporpaa mani fan u0=
trpffe officiel grfje1totligbeb
On al TorIporerne, sen oglao
@jebenbopn fien6te 6orfotter @ior=
ne gi6e, oob forle6en ~Morgen=
blaoet" ct ret tr9ffenbe &eiume
|of Sc @runoe, bborfor man bnr6e
|bebore ct. ps-Sr6ener.
Eerionligt er @ioe langtfra 1tos
gen On6er of Sr6enspeienet in6en=
for Norges @ra11ier, men set er
noaotil, ban .faitIoor, at Set fnn
babe i'm itore 8etponing. Sons
2ogif er lite iaa belt ueffe11 og er
lite lite ,.bea en- big 9lft,,aIitet for
Dem berbiemme meo raoifolt M=
|niiterium, ser jo ogioa officielt er
Mooito11oer al ollie uDeforationer"
6oa al os alntin6elige Me1tne-
ifer, hgpoer sSorfatterer, er ioo
fuloitenbig iiolerebe eller uofbe11-
|gige, at ri life bor goo 8rlg for
ct @litfort.
ct. Slobs=Sr6ene1 er gforges
|&iiitfort! Morge leper i1,tet itilIe,
tilbagetruffe11t 2ip; set fon1n1er me-
|get us blan6t ToIf.. &eIe bets 9ibs=
forbol6 gier set til en Meooenoig=
be6 at bane megen Smgong mes
fremmebe, og 6o er set ganife mo-
|tnrligt, at Morge bar fit @iiitfort.
9forge er en luperen 5tot. inr'
Gang paa @ana n1oa ubpefsle
&omplintenter meo Sc forifiellige
&eprrie1tanter for an6re &iger, oe
Ell bebenbig a11bragt 0roen paa ct
@rpit bilt og fer gabner ofte sen
|stat, bborfra Sr6enen Tom. ct.
Olabs Sr6enen er l16trpffet for
Norges Deltobelie Sen internotio.
nole Gourtoiii og man Tan nm Ct,
@ang lite SEN officielle &er6e1,
gipe Splpiteer eller Efet= =&affefon=
Der fom Segn paa iin Gitime.
S11oenfor 9eorges @re11ier er ct.
Slops Sroenens @etp6'ring Zig Soul,
baaoe moralif og prottiif let. Me1,
11oenfor 2a116et bar Sen en- 1tor
'praftiif 8etb6ning, fom poa inge1,
Mun6e ber 11noerpltr6eres.
Mu er Spergsnraalet oltloa fo=
relebig ofgjort, % 9eorge faar olt<
lfao / bbert 6olo e1r6nu / nogen 9i6
Sop til at bebol6e tit @iittfort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

Song Saafon ben eppenbe al
9eorge ipl0te oen 36ie sluguit al
glar. g11oifjpnt 1orlfe Wea110 oa
&bin6er i 9ln1erifa iffe fan tole ON
&aofon SEN Spoe11be font 6eres
&onge, og fl1n ct Saatal al oenl
nogeniinoe bar funnel giere set,
bar 6og SEN Man6, iom it6oer poa
Georges ganle &ongeltol, en- ierlia
8etpbning for 6ern. sll bans 6er>
/ Morge, 1ioen bon Mopen1ber 1905
gior6e tit Snotog / 2on6et, bar
beret ioa0an, at ban ite0le bar
pun6et flere &jerter. SONS Sptre=
Sen far piit, at bars &algiprog,
uMlt for Morge", er mere enc
Munosbejr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

@n 2ese, iom belbreoeoe &erio-
ner for sta1nmert, bleb ip11r9t al
en- &otie11t, bborfor ban life bel-
breoeoe fig ferp bporti1 2egen foa-
rebe:: uSpe-m-m ifl-11l-le be-be-to-
tale 0ef?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

&ul9arien fren1lagbe Ben 2oer
sluguit Mo6forllag til 6e alliereoeS
6orori1rger paa 6reosfonfere1rcen
/ 8ufareit ifelge ct Gelegram fra
8uforeit, @ume11ie,1 til grcbange
telegraph Gonrpo1,p i 9o1tbon. De
ba1lgarIfe 6orlag beitemmer, o1
@re1rielinien iful beep116e pe6 ser
gamle bl1lgorlfe @renie og goo
fD6ober mellem &lunanobo pg @gri.
&alorfo, berfra mellem 8eles oa
SSstip ooer @ar6aflooen til Mnri.
ebobo 1ter Monaittr, og 6erfra ope1
Moglen, @eogbei og &iltiib til be,
itenfor Ceres, tbersober Struma.
flooen til 6aranigolfen. Denne
@rrnie bill gipe 8ulgarerne 8ei6.
belie al 8perne &otcbano, Sstip,
|@trumit5, Ceres og @abola.
8ulgorien 11egte6e at onerHen0e
6e alliere6es &rab poo &rigsifa6es.
eritat,1irg eller at begD1t6e timber.
ban0linger 1esnngaaen6e.
S 8ufareit,- gumenien, mener
man at 8ulgarienS Mo6forTng ct
bets Marimumsforrag og f6lgelie
aniees set iom iiffert, at Sc bill in6.
ifre11fes til en- pis @ra6. Ser bill
blibe Tnttet sSre6, flyer Diploma
ter, poa 8oiis al, at Sc &l1nfter,
bborom @11igbe6 life fan opnaaes,
ifa1 oberlooes Stormogterne til Mf.
gidrelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08
snSioncr iitebctfur en 9feser.

csnoiamcr iiteoctfor cn Sseser. =
&relioe,,t ssilion tog 5. 2. Augu1t
tilbooe ltonupuelien at Noam Y.
&otterlon al Stlabona, en- 9te9er,
til &egilter 5fatfann1eret. Eot-
terlon oflog l1onnpnelien, og Ere-
1ibe,teu ubnepa1te ilteoen Gabe Y.
&arfer al Sflabomo, e1 eboctom-
inoioner, ser par inbltillet al beg
oe Senatorer ira Sflobolna o9
@onaresoelegatiou oerfra. Senoto=
rerue fra @poen ogteoe at MOB
1ette lig %atterions l@oneo'1elle.
@rmbemlpffen &enniplpania.-
glntollet al forl1lpffeoe 1om 6pl9e
al Sc @fsploiioner, iom oe1l 3ote
glngult inotraf i goit @root1toe
aulgr11be tilbpren0e &bi1a0elpb1o
& Meooing Goal ano Sron @o., er
10. 5gnoog oeoe Sobn 2oren5,
Observation-Disclosures. @pp at De
forllnffc0e bar @rubefunftionprer,
Ser bcnptteoe Jig al 9riftens Sno-
filling til at ioretoge en- Snipef=
tio1,. Gen fprlte @fsploiion / Gru=
ben fpl6tes sl11tenbel1e al 2Dno=
nit, oo SEN onoen lfplbtes sl1,lm11=
lima of Sos iom 6plge al 2pnamtt=
efsplo1io,le11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08
8lobigc &antpe paa 8alfam.

2on0on uDailp 9elegrapb"s &orre>
ippnoenter mco @referne / @alo<
nifi beifriber oe 1plig bolote @lag
mellem @referne og 8ulgarerne
Il 9jltnnooiltriftet iom Sc bi6iigite
og blo6igite 1u10er bele &rigen. &or<
reiponoe11terne tiger, at 8ulgarer=
ne, foriterfet al 10000 M}eno fra
Sen ierbilfe @ranie, eioroe ct uben-
tet slngreb pna @refernes be1ritre
Ugi. &anrpen raie6e / to Dage
nte6 afDefsle,l0e @elb, men @refer=
ne ieireoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

st snnitist Seem. Sbis Silitan-
6ene / Staten Seem Worfs Mrbej6er.
treble er nogen Maaleitof, og Oct
moa Sc bel nGoben6igbis bere,
itaar 2an6ets gfonomiife Gorbol1
poo Ell ten1melig go6 og iiffer SOB
8lan6t 638,818 Me6lemmer af for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08
Mbpor,cl til 2anbipsere.

1titsbeporten,entet @aibin9ton bar
ooooret Soft, iinr Oregon, MOO
at looe Jig narre til at legge I'D
&enge set iaofalote Oregon og
CALIFORNIA Sernbonelano. 6or'
bunosretten bar piitnof fraoentt
sssernbonerne oper 2 Milioner
slcres, men benne Com bill 1ttpipl'
fontt b1ibe oppefleret, og fpr 9ele'
5teret i @oibineton bar eoofienbd
Dou1men, pil 2o,toet life blibe TIL
eieneeliet for sllmenbeoen.
Gorelpbie er ser oltioo intet a,1.
BET at ejgre, ems at pente meo Goal
mo0igbeo og life i,eolaoe Zig pao
noeen clogs Spefulation / set be1
ontolte 2on6.
Sa,uaiis nDc @nnernpr. Gr9lt=
bent @illon' for u6nGpnt 8. g.
&infbom til @uperner of @amati
&i1fbom er boiat poa 9erne. ST:
ter bpoo ser telegraferes 0erfro
bor llonopnelien en- fulbltGnoie
Sperroifelie, life n1in6lt for Demo.
froterne beropre, Ger 1oo goot Jon
,t6en ltn6togelie bar ino0 bam
Sen peientligite slnfe in1oo ban1
bor, at ba ban iin Sis bor &reli=
bert for Eerritoriets Snnobebs:
fon1nislion, blep ban a11floget fo1
at bape ifrepet ct fornermeligd
8rep til ben iapanife &onilt1. Ser
bibti6ige @,tberner, &epublifanerer
Brear, tpong bam til at giere &on'
iulen lin l1n6ifpl6ning for bette
8reb.
Observation-Disclosures. Seem Dor1
sen lite slugult. l1gens 8anffla.
reringer Dor for bele 2anoet $2,.
713,1tO,O0O eller 7S Wfillioner I'M.
Ser bet tilfparen6e Gi6srum flor
Com / forrige l1ge ito6 Seem Oor1
@D noget lopere / be,1ne &enieenbt
emo Moret foru6, 1ne6ens Minnea.
polls, ct. Saul, &anias @itD oe
1tabnlig 911lutb, frem6eles bor poo
opgoaenoe.
slf 6allitter bar ser / l1gens
SOB 248, lammenlignet meb PA
femme l1ge for ct 9lar ii6en.
116ferielen al @pe6e og @pe0e
mel fra Sc 6orene6e Stater og Ga
noba beleb fig til 6,775,173 8ufb:
els, on1tre1t 21a @ong mere en>
ifjor.
@m Sen finoncielle Stilling
2onbet lpoer 8eretningerne / Sci
belle gunitige. lt6iieterne for 8om
nl6 og &beoe er meget lope116e, mer
Sabre, So og 0fois oil foite min.
Gre al fig ems mm bapoe bentet.
st ennitist Segn. &ois Silton.
6ene i Stater Seem g)orfs 9lrbej6er
treble er nogen Maaleitof, og oe1
moa Sc bel ne6benoigbis bere
ftaor 2on6ets gfonomiife 6orboIi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08
@enerallpjtnant bpn NyaltenbaDm,

@enerallpjtnant bon GaltenbaDn,
iom er 1t6nep11t til bon @eeringens
@fterfdger iom tpit @rigsuiniiter,
er igot 1861. SONS l11nmpnelie
bar patt aoifillig 0nerruifelie, ba
ban al6rig bar tienitgiort / @rigs-
beporte1ne,1tet. 6olfenbapn 11p6er
bog flor Mnieelie iom en- meget 6pg-
tig og energiff 9fficer. Son bar
beret Weiliterinitr,1ttbr i @i11a og
6eltog fom 8uptein 8efentpelien
,of 8oreropr6ret UNDER General
@al6eriee. @eo lin Sien1foutit fra
&ina bleb ban 1ronebr1t til Sberit-
lpjtnant og tran6te ct &ar &ar ef-
ter ino BEN itore @eneralitab iom
Mf6elingscbef og obancere6e iaa til
@eneralitabscbef for 16be @rme-
forps. Set neite @fri6t i bon
JalfenbaDns &arriere bur Hon9b=
nelien til @eneralmaior % Gene
ralitabscbef for 46e 9lrmetorps.
@enerallgitnartstitelen fif ban
iamtibig 1neb l16n9bnelle1 til
&rigsmini1ter.
Gttllin9en / Ganton, 4tna, er
frem0eles olborlig. Mm1 er ofitoa-
ret fra eleftriif 2l)s, og ct Sprgr
befrpgtes. Gog, ussss11nfs" og andre
Surtgier er oberfpl6t me6 UDgt-
hinge fra 8Den. General Sung
Gbi @lang, 9berfbefalenbe for Ste.
gieringstroperne Sropin1en
@mang-si, marlcberer MI fpbober
moo 8pe1t me6 lin Seer og ber1tes at
billie belejre Sen. Solbater patrnl.
| ierer @antons @n6er, 90 n1a11 life
itoler pon 8oiitiet. 20 forra6er-
Fe SoIooter blep iflr6t. On 8ris al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

- sfrip efter Erpbennmmer
af bette Bla6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

Gn Mprbmanbs anrricre. Dan-
mart ital meb betN fer1te babe ny
Minilter Hdris. Derttl er ub>
ngpnt Geparteme11tscbef &antn1er>
berre &erntan 8ernboft, fom ct
nor1f fg6t. @un er nemlig Sen at
&ri1tianiama1toen s. g. @ernboft,
500 joni norif=ipe1tlf @eneralfo11=
iul &jebe11babn. &ermm 8erns
boft, Ion bare er ct &ar og fDrre
slar gaanmel for ollereoe giort en-
forbal1ie1t6e &arriere. San BOT
ti6ligere 6o1tif @eia11ot @ien.
Den unge Mono er fpot 8arcelo-
ra, n1e6enS bans Sober bar Gene,
rolfoni11l ser, og er nermeit Sos
1nopolit. 5oole6es n1aa nran bel
fal6e en- geor6n1a1t6, iom er fp6t
Spa,1ien og bliber 9anmarfs md>
hitter / 6rarfrig. San >bor nere
Slegtninge i &riitio11ia, er ioaleoeS
en- SSetter til 8orfatteren &bp
8ernboft, friper ~Eibens Tegn".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08
Observation-Disclosures 2on6on

Observation-Disclosures 2on6ou
|afgiorOe forle0en Set npe &lbaa1iens
Stilling. Gn 8Drlte bil blipe mo-
11tneret ON 6 Mooneoer til at ber=
lfe oper SEN nDe Stat. sSsrniolerti1
|bil en- &ontrolfomnisiion, beitoaen-
6e al Ell &epreie11tant for bber
|@torn1agt, organiiere Mominiitra-
tionen oe6 @inlp af @en6arner
rneb iperlfe Sfficerer.
&onferencen bar officielt intel
eiort for at fue Eprfiet, og ba oer
paa Sn6tgnatio11sn1e6er run6t ON
Sssnoiett bar Dtret Jig Sen iterfeite
|Stemnine moo Torieg poo at bri-
be Eprferne fra sl6ria1ropeI, er set
ian6ipn1iet, at SEN britiife @egies
ring life er ipn6elig ibrie efter at
foretoge nogen Epongsforanitalt.
11in9er.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-21
Pensacola arboBay Entrance Channel ANCHORAGE Conditions

BAY: harbors
general N E.
available medium
CHANNEL Channel, situated w end of
channel
80 feet for width of 255 The Sailing Directions
by the Board has not than 80 feet the Bar low
COLA distance miles, not less than 80 feet of water
and easily naVgabe almost
onefo
ANCHORAGE FACILITIES: THERE'S feasible anchorage
distance 500 excellent holding
interfering shipping
a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-21
A. M. AVERY & SON.
Hardware and Mill Supplies.

A. M. AVERY & SON.
Hardware and Mill Supplies.
GULF, FLORIDA & ALABAMA
RAILWAY.
The Deep Water Route.
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
Bankers.
w. A. RAY HARDWARE CO.
Hardware and Mill Supplies. !.
BASS & CO., Escambia Brand.
Wholesale Dry Goods.
THE BURROW PRESS.
Printers and Binders.
L. E. MOBILES & CO.
Mems Clothing and Furnishings.
SOL CAIN & CO..
The Pure Food Store.
STAR LAUNDRY AND DRY
CLEANING COMPANY.
c. E. DOBSON COMPANY
Real Estate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-21

L. E. MOBILES & CO.
Mems Clothing and Furnishings.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-21

STAR LAUNDRY AND DRY
CLEANING COMPANY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-21

SOL CAIN & CO..
The Pure Food Store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-07-10
READY TO REPLY
TO THE JAP AN ELS e
After il is Digested BY Presiden: Will
son Answer of This Nation viii
BE Given to jap Ambassador.

Washin gton, July 9.--Secrctary Of
State Bryan announced this afternoon
that the answer of the United States
to Japan's original protest and her
reply to the United States, including
the recent supplemental Japanese
rejoinder, was about ready for deliy-
cry to the Japanese ambassador. Mr..
Bryan would not venture today an
opinion as to the outcome Oh the vari-
Gus notes.
Secretary Bryan will not deliver this
document, it is understood, until after
it has been digested and approved by
President Wilson, who will not be
here until Monday.
Mr.. Bryan said today that the reply
covered the original grounds of pro-
test and the points made in the sup
Elemental objections by Japan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-07-10
A HEAVY BURDEN
4 Rad Back Makes Life Miserable
For Many Pine Blnii People

A bad back is heavy burden.
\ burden at night when bedtime
comes,
Just as bothersomc in the morning.
Ever try Deans Kidney Pills for it?
Know they are for kidney back
ache-and for other kidney ills?
If Won don't, some Pine Bluff pco-
pie do.
Read a ease of it:
G. NJ. Shepard. 9o1 +. Second St,
Pine Bluff, Ark. says: "My kidneys
did not do their work as they should
and ! was bothered by lame and ach-
ing back. The kidney secrctions also
passed irregularly and caused me no
end of annoyance. Doan's Kidney
Pills relieved me Of these annoyanccs
and helped me in every way My adj :
vice to other Kidney sufferers is TO
try this remedy"
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
eents Foster MiIburn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name-Doan' sand
take no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-07-10
BLIND MANS SIGHT RESTORED
Piece of Cornea From Dead Animal,
Transp!anted, Is Hailed as Tri-
umph Of Surgery.

The French Academy Of Sciences an
counces the success of an operation
on a blind man, performed seven
months aga and watched carefully
ever since.
A workman had an eye burned by
Quicklime, 20 that the cornea had be.
come opaque. 1t mas long been the
dream Of scientists to transplant the
cornea from animals to man, but so far
this has been tried without SUCCESS.
This transparent cornea is one OF
the most delicate parts of the human
organism. Very soon after death, or
after the removal of the eve from a
living person, for that matter, 1t be-
comes Opaque and begins to break UP
But M. Magitot has found way to
preserve its transparency. In the case
in question it had been Kept week
before a piece of it was fitted into the
depression made by removing a quar-.
ter-inch square section of the cornea
OF the blind mans eye.
Now. after seven months observa-
ton by the surgeon, the eye is pro-
nOunced well, and he can see with il
--dimly, 1t is true. but still he sees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-07-10

way ii Ftnat city.
Tommy Lyle and Mason Bew return
ed yesterday from fishing trip to
Caney Bayou, They made an excellent
maui, catching about thirty or forty
pounds of fish.
Miss Elizabeth Schober left yester-
day for st. Louis to spend few
weeks. From there she will go to
New York where she will spend the
remainder of the summer.
Clarence Collier. who is connected
with London-Hill Construction Com
pany at Little Rock, spent yester-
day IN the city, and while here he
purchased an automobile for his
concern.
Mrs. G. NJ. Jones and Miss Calle
Jones spent the day in this city yes
terday with Mrs. J. w. Crawford.
They left yesterday afternoon for
Jonesboro where they will spend a
few days visiting friends.
Mrs. d. A. Ehrensberger. wife of
Secretary Ehrensberger, Of the local
Y. W. c. A, leaves today for West
field, N. Y, where she will visit with
her mother and relatives for the re-
mainder of the summer.
Mrs. E. 0. King and daughters,
Misses Eddie and Vashti, accompanied
by Miss Ruth Wise. of Portland, have
returned from pleasant visit with
friends in Memphis. Miss Wise will
be their guest here for time.
Mrs. Lutte Montgomery and child
rem. Misses Catherine and Fayette.
left yesterday for points in New
Jersey to spend the remainder of the
summer. They will return in time for
the opening Of school next fall.
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issues HIS FIRST
UNCONDITIONAL PARDON
GOVERNOR FlHTRELII FREES
NEGRO OFFICER OF CRIT
TENnEN COUNTY.
Forced Collection OF License From
Druggist and Was Indicted.

Little Rock, July 9.--Sibley Morton,
a negro officer of Crittenden county,
convicted OF robbery and sentenced TO
serve three years in the state prison,
by Governor Futrell-the first I'M
conditional pardon he has issued
since he has been in office.
According to the facts presented to
Governor Futrell. a negro druggist
declined to pay the license imposed
upon him and the officer was told
to enforce collection Morton is said
to have gone into the drug store and
asked the druggist in which pocket he
kept the money for the license. The
druggist patted a pocket and thus
indicated he carried cashier regis
ter in that portion of his trousers.
Morton then proceeded to land on the
dispenser of little pills and larger
pellets, knocking him down The Of
ficer then calmly extracted from the
druggists pocket the amount required
to settle with the city and went on
about his business. or thiFs little
job of forcible collection, Morton was
indicted and convicted for robbery.
Gov Futrell believes Morton will
now be able to qualify as a debt
collector, and that his services will
be much in demand.
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come, gets but little OF this, and that
little is Immediately taken out by
those holding warrants drawn agains,
the state in the recent months.
ments Wednesday, with the amounts
paid in, We're:
White. $43,530.65; Phillips, $G2,-
1881 Desha, $2S,3a2.14; Benton
$42149.1S: Nevada, S21,2l1.62; Lin
coin. Sl6.S3S.99; and Crawford, 500.
GOO. This makes a total OF $Z39, 4Gl 40.
The Crawford settlement is only a
partial one.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the UNI
dersigned, as commissioner in chan
Gerry, on
SATURDAY. the 26th DAY OF JULY.
1913.
at the front door of the court house
of Jefferson County, Arkansas, be-
tween the hours of 9 o'clock in the
forenoon and O'Clock in the after
noon, will sell at public vendue to
the highest bidder on credit Of three
months, the follwoing described real
property lying and being situated In
the county of Jefferson and State OF
Arkansas, to-wit:
The Southwest quarter of the
Northeast quarter and the west hall
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-07-10
JOURNAL is DELIVERED

Little Rock, July 9.-The printed
copies of the Journal of the 1913
Senate, have been delivered to Sec
rotary of State Earl w. Hodges by
the New Era Publishing Company of
Little Rock 1t is not customary to
have the Journal delivered before the
first of October, consequently the
record breaking speed of the printing
has been quite shock to
the state officials.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-07-10

(Rerproduction of recent paint
ing of Mrs. Joseph Stickney).
Boston, July 9.-Folk in Waltham,
Mass, hearing about the recent and
unexpected marriage of the former
Mrs. Joseph Stickney, originally Car
RE Foster, a typical country girl Of
Waltham, to the Prince de Faucigny-
Lucings, recall surprising statement
Mrs. Stickney made to one of her old
home friends at her beautiful man.
sion on Fifth avenue, New York, when
she was in America six months ago.
Mrs. Stickney, in referring to her de-
ceased husband, said: "Joe left me ey-
cry material comfort woman could
desire. But now am lonesome. II
l ever marry again it will be for COM
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-07-10
Birthday Party.

Little Miss Virginia Helton was hos
tess to merry party of friends Tues
day afternono, from to o'clock at
the residence of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. S. Helton, on South Main
street. The occasion was her sixth
birthday, and she was the recipient of
many pretty membranes from her
friends. Games were enjoyed on the
lawn, where lemonade was served
during the afternoon, and delicious
refreshments were served at 5 o'clock.
The guests were Lucille Norton, Hilma
Orr, Doris Gresham, Virginia Lyle,
Agnes Duggan, Elizabeth Mitchell, Ho-
race Duggan, Dorothy Atkinson, Eva
Kersey, Larimore Smith, Alma Ker-
sey, Doris Orr, Francis Hudson, Dor
othy Martin, Milburn Gresham, Hen
ry Norton, Edward Suggs, Josie
king Sybil Helton and Virginia Hell
ton; Dr.. and Mrs. w. c. Dallenbaugh,
MI. and Mrs. Bert Gibbs. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. E. sdggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hell
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Helton.