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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-06-19
La guerra de los novillos.

No Sc a que chusco Sc lie anto-
is califcar de Guerra de los No
villos" al mitote revoiucionario
de don Venus; pero qulenqulera
que haya sido, estuvo mas opor-
tuno que I'm parche poroso fortl-
fcante en- una barriga escaIdada.
Saba 20 de las guerras santas,
de la guerra de los pasteles, de la
guerra de tres amos y de otras
muchas guerras mas o menos for
males que llevaban un callticativo
en- la cola, que es, Segun dlcen los
que algo entienden de cosas gra-
maticales, donde debe aplicarse
ell califcativo; pero ninguna de
elias me habia caido tan en- pan
dorga como la guerra de los no.
villos, iniciada, fomentada, enca-
rrilada, apoyada y capitaneada,
aunque todavia no terminada, por
ell ilustre 81 que barb6n don Sa-
turnotiano Carranza.
Y digo que ell ~califcativo estu-
vo bien APPLICABLE, porque la YER
dad es que cay6 como ojo en- pc
drada de boticario, sencillamente
porque los aguerridos hombres
de don Venus mas Sc preocupan
por echar rjnIada con las reses
que encuentran en- su canine,
que por andar a GAIA de fedora
les. o de eX-federales. como elIos
les llaman. Cada dia los peri6di-
cos. los habladores peri6dicOs que
de TODD Sc Ocupan, menos de sus
propios a~suntos, dan cuenta de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-06-19
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que las autoridades de este lado
confiscan montones de vacas y de
novillos cientificos, que por serlo
son victimas de los justicieros y
vac6ilos carrancistas, quienes,
para hacerse de fondos con que
seguir su obra libertadora, los
mandan vender a precios de ba-
ratillo.
70 alabo la labor de esos bue-
nos sehores de 1920 y machete,
porque g~racias a ellos estoy CO.
miendo desde hace varios dlas
carne gorda, jugosa, apetitosa;
carne de res de Mexico, que no
GONNA desde aquellos felices ITEM
pos en- que estaba en- mi tierruca
sonando en- TODD, menOs en- que
habrfa de venir rodando hasta es-
ia admirable terra teXana, don
de los carrancistas han encontra-
do tan buenos amigos.
ion la carne de res de mi tie
rraI TIL contributes grandemente
a que 20 me estuviera aqui con,
sumiendo de ~tiricia, a que estu-
viera enflaqueciendo hasta ell pun
to cast de convertirme en- I'm ae-
reoplano como ell que trae Mason
en- Sonora. que no por lnseryible
deia de ser aereoplano; te he vuel
to. a yer gracias a los l~ibertadores
de nuestra patria, a los hombres q
Sc han agarrado de la Constitu-
ci6n para echarSe mecatazos con
los federales; estoy comiendote O.
ira vez carne soberbia, jugosa, a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-06-19

No tie escribo 10 extenso que
quisiera porque mi marido con
vozarr6n de sargento. me llama
de esta esta guisa:
Aver, sonora, venga aten-
derme; Sc me esta agotando la
paciencia y va sabe listed que no
soy I'm muneco pintado."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-06-19

Recibe muchos besos de tn
amiga de verdad.
Enriqueta.'
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No divides traerme un paque-
te de magnesia y ell libro de rece-
tas de cocina."
RODRIGO GAMIO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-06-19

. LA PRENSA publica todas las
noticias tai como son, sin ''hacer-
lie la barba' a nadie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-02
Cincinnati. sonmeritas, oen 2. Sannar 1913.

kutiqen Gag beitekn. Dur9 bas jes
biQe gkfeb iperben aber aud lie abb
aeIhdfft, obgleib fih irnmer nod cine
ftarfe Sppofition gsgen bic poaitdnoige
auFfebung Der qeibeigenf6aft bemerts
bar madte.
Ter premier aofo5ptp erfhien per-
Ionlih Dor bem Reihsrdtb unD ems
pfabl bic @nnabme bes 8efebes.
Die g aubmdhte seben
Gretn cuff.
Rretu. /. Sdnuar. - Der erfte
S6ritt NIT Be3ug auf bic Rdumun9
Der ssniel areta feitens Der Sduss
md6te - Gnlanp, Jrantreib, Rube
lamb unb Jtalien - mur0e am Wfitt@
mod gethan, als Der fran3oiif6e
areuser gruir bic Cuba Ban perlieb,
ale gorrdtbe, bic iih TN fronsOiii6eu
Depot befanben, mitnehmenb.
3urgerbaunungbes Gro B :
fiiriten Mi4 ael.
Qpnbpn, 2. Januar. Der .Ddis
IN Qstps" tDirb aus ct. petsrsburg
telearapbirt bob bic Gntbsbung bss
8roBfiiriten Wihael, Bruoer bes Raj
iers Ritplaus, bonn Gommanoo oes
Ghpuiier @arbs Reaiments Elm
3eiden bss llnfpilIsns oss gdtiers
iiber bic fiir5lih srfolate 8ermGblung
bes 0roBfiiritn nit Wabame Sass
remsti.pstaid rel, unb feline 9erbuna
nuna aus Der 5auptitaot obn: 3tpeifsI
ben 3tpef babe, ibH 3I perbinoern,
| lii6 an Der fs.ier gu gbrsr beg 300jobs
rigen 8eitebtns Der RomduoD On
Matte 3u betheiliseu.
l5dftalIe Ron trp tipen in
fpanif6m Parliament
refieniren.
orib, /. Sdnuar. 5oit biz
fGmmtIi6en sonierpdtipeR Senutorsr
uno Qbg.orone.su bdben am WittrUo4
| Dsm geiIpiel ibres JGhrsrs, SeHor
! Wlauro folssnb, Der ertldrte, ii6 Don
| iffentliden asbeu surii6 3isben 5u mol
len dlsUlitgiieber oes fpaniitsn pdr
ldnt.nts rsiisnirt. Wor sIaubt, Dat
bic R.fignationsn aus gIerger oariiber
erfoigt fino. baB bic aabinets,riii:
| bic Qi6eroIsn i'm Ysfit Der Regi.
rungsgspaIt qeloF.n be-.
Dem D.rn,bnen mad ipoll.n aud
ole tpnI.rpaiipen TlitsIisosr Der pro
pinsialpsrfommIunssu uno in ben Ge
meinesr1t6en rsiisniren.
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Jn(an0 Ie(egrap6


Mot gefuHotA.
Rem Uort, /. 5anuar. glid:
p.niger als As SiilfssSerg.dntsot
qrms bes Gongr.TIss baben role "a
Gtanben Sas palais Dm. Rctefsllsrs
on 5. 4ps. uno Iein 5eim in garrps
topu ununterbrpdsn betuadt. ohH'
Serrn Rcd.feIl.y su Geiibt gu betOHs
men. Gs bieb Rittpo6. odB Dem
aoRqrrb Der informsIIe geritt srs
itattet perbsn tpiirbs. RodsfsIl.r ent'
siebe iiA nit 0prbeodhi elmer 3uiteIs
lung, am 6. Sanuar DOR Dem pulOs
aommittee, pelh.s ut nit Der LIN.
terIubung oes g,lotruits beihdftigt,
dls 3eua. su srfteiuen. Ssrgsanis
otsQrms Rineell, msiRts. oaB ods
Sous einen gefehl ausfttllsn Tonne,
Der i6n (Riboel0 bsIuftrage, in Ros
dsf.llsrs wobnung sI13uortngen. I'M
na4 ibm al iu6sn. Der 2etbdrst beg
Celmagnaisr bleibt oabei. oab Rode
teller ris! gu trani lei, um psrnommsn
su tperotu,
Grpbeben tn SIosgoros
limo.
Spartanshurg, g. g., l.
Gan. Gin 3isnlia bsftisss erbbeben
ipuroe bier uHD in bend66cr.eu Stdos
ten, namsn.,ih in llnion, Deripurt.
Die!e Debdnbe tpureeH in 10 teftiger
Weiie srItiittert.' oab bic SeFpcbnsr
fih ichneG auf bic 5srabe hinous'
flahtesen. Gs ipurbe aber tsiH naHs
tafttr Gfunen arssrihtet.
I6rant Dare NIT benz Z 0 e
beorobt
glep Cattle, Jno., I. San. -
Gran. Dare pon Rep 2isbcu. Der Sbs
mann Der Ser. Ct. 5urn, bic in sSns
eianapclis bic Tpuamiierife fdusoiS
befunosn bat, bat einen anonpmen
Brief aus Gbicago srbalisu. in benz
| ihm ertllrt ipirb, pab er innerbaIb bon
nrsi WoEaten ermoroet sptroen tpdros.
Tare miro iit ON Goaneritag nGt
ssnbianapolis bessbeu uno bic auss'
Itpsnbeit aur aenntniB Der gunosEbes
b0rbsn brinatn.
Biberfaifon IN Wi DIG n
| erpffntt.
Tetroit, !. Sdnuar. Ssit Dielsn
Jnbren puroe beusr gum eriten WSale
iuisbtr oie giberiasO srOffnst 8u Die
esIstIihen Gsitimmineen uHsspobns
!in itrense finb unS bic Grobgrunos
BETTER aEf Der obereH 9albinfel Sal
ieniteIier nuf itrsm 2anbe iibsrbaupt
lnihi ouibeH, 10 fperoen ipahritsinlid
nitt pisle 1iber esfansen fperoen. Gin
Gdleniistlsr nub fur IL 15-Sibsr. bic
Ier f6nsi. $40 4bsabsn Snblen uHo bari
Gus tsinem Nau ussbr oN 4 Sibsr
ljGassa.
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S6limaler Gi(en6a6nunfaG.
Gin eSradt5us surd cine Giien-
babnbrhfe sebroden,
Die BET 9mntingtpn 30. ga. iiber
ben 8uDaaontte Hiber fiibrte.

Siebea arbeiter getobtet, einige tpsr@
ben aber noh bernibt.
grbbeben in Glib Carolina.
1T
Wm. Sulssr uls 9oupernsur Don Rsu
Yort inaugurtgt.
-~.:>
Dm. ROdefslIsr bdIt fia itamsr nod
psritstt.
~g~
Die WcGurtbp paIaer preisboreret,
Usc Gart6p Der Sisgsr.
---~2~-
Jrant Dare, Der O6man Der Snoia'
ndpoliier Surp,
---~.>--
Die bic 1pEamiter fir ihuloig beiun>
ben,
IT.
sGSn sinem aHonpmen S6reiben NIT
benz 1poe bebrpbt.
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AAuE &SilVNS kHktD UuTAt6Tsv~~s'''s
Mtoura, foigeno.
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u. SabrgattG.
0etferberi6t

syiir Dbio unb bas ipeitlihe qenn-
fplpanitn: Gh0nss Detter am Dons
ntriing. 4m 0reitag ih6nes tdlteres
Wettsr. Giiblihs, nod Norbipeit ums
fhlagsnbe Winbs.
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China getraut iid ridDt iid uuTseineH
arieg NIT RlblanS eiIs5nIaslen,
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ltn3en; Colorado nit $3.50, ,316 lin
sen unD sbo9o NIT 7.703,721 lln3en.
8tele ber neuen amen be-
ments 3urRon n ititution
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Meil oie. dyineiiite sIrntee <rorlnulI8
nod mertbIost lit
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Die idnuntliden seoni0DGtinen irlrf
fpnniiten Rarloment lreligtirer,.
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Der lebte Ref bon Seth
eigtnfdaft in RubianS
aufgeb 0 be n

ct. petersburs. /. Jnnucr.
Der Rsihsratb bat bas beretts bon
Der Tuma suisekibsn. geieb ansss
ncmlnsn, unter lptIdsm aud bic lteitn
llemrreIte Der 2sibeissnId,afi in NuBs
Lamb aufg,botsn ipsroen. AIs i'm Susge
1861 bic Gmansipaiionss protsamaiion
erlaiTen ipurbe. ipurn Der aautaiHs
iusgsn beionbsrs bort ferridenesr Ders
bdltniiftn ousstIhlofen uEo ss ipurS.
bort cine 4rt BON uebersanssitnoium
sinHfuhrs. Die borals sinsefubrttn
Wct ctu6am1n bIisbgn 6bex ID aRf bsu
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II einem aHonpmen S4reiben nit
benz gu0e hebrobt.
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Ereifnher- Gebitnsoro wegen liner
suienerter 2iebe Tn Nien.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-24

MT. Levy declares that he will straighten all the affairs connected with the suits without loss to any of the plaintiffs. He has been un- able to meet the debts owing to the delay occasioned by the commission CTS in settling with him. He says that he did not come into Pine Bluff to avoid paying any debts. Mir. Phil pot said yesterday that MT. Levy had o. K.'d his bill, but that the commits sioners of the district had not al- lowed the claim. MT. Levy's three cars were held up at Camden last night and Sheriff Brewster went to that place early this morning to ar range for their return to this city. The final settlement will not be made with Mr. Levy by the commissioners of the district until the street paving is accepted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-24
c. N. WALCOTT IS TO
 BE BROUGHT BACK
Memphis Man Is Indicted By Grand Jury Fox Obtaining Money Under i False Pretenses.

C. N. Nalcott, well known young resident of Memphis, Tenn, has been arrested in that city at the instance of Sheriff Edgar Brewster, of this county, on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. Deputy Sheriff Clint c. Green has been sent to Memphis for Walcott, who has sig nified his willingness to return with out of necessity of issuing requisition papers. Walcott was arrested by the Memphis authorities after Sheriff Brewster had sent the warrant there and had located him at work on Main street in that city. An indictment was recently returned against Wal colt by the Jefferson county grand jury.
 Walcott was indicted by the .Jeffer- son county grand jury on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. He secured $40 from Henry Roberts, of this city. and Mir. Morley, of Mo Gehee, through the Cotton Belt Bank, after they had endorsed his check. The bank at Memphis returned the check unpaid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-24
Not Entirely & Surprise.

Hot Springs, July 23.-W. H. Mar pointment as district attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas when the Gazettes correspondent in- formed him late tonight. The appoint ment did not come wholly as a sur prise
 Within the last two days Hot Springs has been. ho1ored with feder- al offices. Yesterday Dr. Leonard R. Ellis of this city was named as su- perintendent of the local government reservation.
 The close friendship that has ex- isted for years between United States Senator James P. Clarke and Mr. Martin is believed to be one of the reasons for Mr. Martins appoint meat. Senator Clarke believed Mir. Martin capable of filling any govern time ago indicated to the Hot Springs attorney that any place within the gift of the government, that MT. Mar tin might seek, would have his en- dorsement.
 The appointment will meet with city wide favor, as many citizens say there is no better prosecutor or more able attorney in Garland county than w. H. Martin. He has served as prosecutor here in the recent swind- ling cases as special prosecutor He is the possessor of a matchless vocab- ulary, a powerful orator and is con- sidered to be eminently qualified in every way.
 Mir. Martins appointment will not necessarily mean that he must take up his residence in Little Rock, al- though the federal court meets there and in Fort Smith. He was slated for prosecutor for this district at the next election.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-24

for the Eastern District of Arkansas, and that Jack Walker, a we'll known business man and former treasurer of the Arkansas University at Fay etteville, has been agreed upon as internal revenue collector for the dis trict of Arkansas. The eastern dis trict attorneyship pays s4,O0o, while the internal revenue collectorship pays $3,O25.
 Mir. Martin, who is well known attorney, was chairman of the last Democratic state convention, at which Senator Joe T. Robinson was named for governor. MT. Martin also was a candidate for Congress, opposing Col. Sam M. Taylor of Pine Bluff for the Democratic nomination. He was at one time prosecuting attorney of the Hot Springs judicial district.
 It is expected that the names of be sent to the Senate within short time, probably this week. Both MT. Martin and MT. Walker are warm personal and political friends of Sen- ator Clarke. It is understod both selections are satisfactory to Sena- tor Robinson. Mir. Walker is son of former United States Senator David Walker of Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-24
LOWER FARE
 TO MEMPHIS
Tw0.CeAt Rate Authorized by the Rock Island and Iron
 Mountain.

Little Rock, July 23.-The passen- ger fare from Little Rock to Memphis after tomorrow will be $2.95 on the Iron Mountain and Rock Island rail- roads, according to the announce ments made yesterday by the passen- ger departments of the two roads. The Interstate Commerce Commission gave special permission to the roads to make the two-cent rate apply from Memphis to Arkansas points and points in Arkansas to Memphis. It was said the rate of $2.95 includes bridge fare from Bridge Junction to Memphis.
 The Rock Island yesterday received Local Passenger Tariff No. "A, com. puted on the two-cent basis, which is effective between Memphis, Tenn, and Apex, Ark, and Little Rock and Juno tion City, on the state line between Arkansas and Louisiana.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-24
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned, as commissioner in chan cery, on
 SATURDAY, the 26th DAY OF JULY,
 1915 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 a 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 half of the southeast quarter and the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter, all in section twenty-six (26), township seven CD, south of range nine s9), west, together with all im- provements and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any wise apper- taining.
 The purchaser at said sale will be required to execute a bond with sure- ty thereon to be approved by the com missioner making the sale, which shall bear interest at the rate of ten per cent per annum from date until paid, and lien on said property shall be retained to secure the payment of the bond thus given for the purchase mo- ney.
 This sale is made in execution of a decree duly made and entered on the 2nd day of July, 1913. in the chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas, in cause therein pending wherein s. Bluthenthal, D. M. Bluthenthal and H. E. Bluthenthal, partners composing the firm of s. Bluthenthal & Company, are plaintiffs and Raford Owen is de- defendant.
 This July End, 1913.
 H. B. STRANGE,
 Commissioner in Chancery. 7-3-10-17.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-24
OTTO ROBISCH
 MAKES HIS GETAWAY
YOUNG MAN ARRESTED ON ROB. BERY CHARGE BREAKS
 LOCK ON CELL DOOR.
Was Seen Near Rob Roy Late Yes. terday and Officers Ire On
 His Trail.

Otto Robisch, the timer who was arrested Wednesday morning at an early hour by Assistant Chief Five ash and City Detective c. P. Roebuck charged with snatching a purse from B. c. Harvey, succeeded in making his escape from the city Jail yester- day morning at 9:30, and up to late hour last right had not been appre- hended.
 Robisch was placed in cell on the ground floor and near the entrance to the corridor leading into police headuarters, and effected his escape in a shrewd and cunning manner. He could reach a broom, which was standing in a corner of the corridor and with this managed to reach a hammer which was lying on top of box, some distance from his cell. He succeeded i'll drawing the ham, mer to him with the broom and after gaining possession of the tool, it was not hard matter to insert the sharp point in the hasp of the Yale lock on the cell door, and the handle furnished sufficient leverage for the man to twist the lock apart. He quietly opened the door of his cell and it was only few steps to the sidewalk, and to liberty.
 His escape was discovered within five minutes and the officers started in search of the fugitive, and after running down several false trails finally succeeded in getting on his track. He was seen at a point in the thicket on the river bank near the Cotton Belt shops and at a late hour yesterday was seen at Rob Roy in the river bottoms. His recapture is only matter of short while, as the officers in all directions have been notified to keep a sharp look. out for him.
 About ten minutes before he escap. ed from his cell the turnkey pass ed and noticed that Robisch was ly. ing on the bunk in the cell, evident. ly asleep. That he was very much awake is evidenced by his escape 6 few minutes afterward
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-24
Rid Your Chi,dreu of worms

You can change fretful, ill-tempered children into healthy. happy youngs- ters. by ridding them of worms. Toss ing, rolling, grinding teeth. crying out While asleep, accompanied with in- tense thirst, pains in the stomach and bowels, feverishness and bad breath, are symptoms that indicate worms. kickapoo Worm Killer, a pleasant candy lozenge, expels the worms. re- gulates the bowels, restores your children to health and happiness. Mrs. J. A. Brisbin. of Elgin, H., says: "I have used Kickapoo Worm Killer for years. and entirely rid my children of worms. I would not be without it. Guaranteed. All druggists. or by mail. Price 25c. KickapoQ Indian Medicine Co.,. Philadelphia and St. Louis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-24
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 We especially want to send it to those apparently hopeless cases, where all forms of inhalers, douches, opium preparations, fumes, patent smokes" etc, have failed. We want to show everyone at our own expense, that this new method is designed to end all difficult breathing, all wheez- ing, and all those terrible paroxysms at once and for all time.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-24
MARTIN AND WALKER
 GET FEDERAL OFFICES
Hot Springs Man to be District Att0r- ney-Fayettevflle Resident is
 Collector.

Washington, July 23.-After long months of waiting the government has commenced shaking the federal plum tree in Arkansas. Following closely upon the heels of the an- nouncement that Dr. Leonard R. FL lis of Hot Springs had been named to succeed Harry H. Myers as superin- tendent of the Hot Springs reserya- tion. comes the report that W. H.
 Martin of Hot Springs has been de- cided upon as United States attorney
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-24
CLEVER SWINDLER CAUGHT

Dermott, July 23.-In the arrest of man who gave the name of X. J. Milton the police think they have a very slick swindler. Hilton rep resented himself to negroes here as an agent for the Standard Home Loan Company of Birmingham and got sev- eral small sums from them. He was captured after chase through the woods. It was learned that the man is known under several aliases
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-24
LIKE THE PARDON IT CAME TO LATE Attachment Papers Were Being Issued When Train
 Hurried By. ATTACHED" ON IT Brick Company and C. E. PhilpOt Sue
 Levy and Levy, Paving
 Contractors.

While Deputy Circuit Clerk G. c. Lytle was issuing attachment and garnishment papers against Levy and Levy, paving contractors, at the in- stance of C.. E. Philpot, local con- tractor, and Monroe Wright, repre- senting the Buffalo Brick Company of Buffalo, Kansas, to restrain the Cot ton Belt railroad company from car- rying away big concrete mixer and other paving paraphernalia Of tnc paving firm, and while Sheriff Brew ster was standing in the clerks office ready to make record run to the Cotton Belt freight depot to serve the papers, through freight train passed Main street at Third avenue, yester- day afternoon at o'clock going at fairly good speed.
 "There it goes, it's gone," said Sheriff Brewster as he gazed anxious ly out of the window of the clerks of flee
 By George, that's it," said Attorney Daniel Taylor, of the law firm of Fay Tor, Jones and Taylor, who had been appealed to by the brick company representing the gravel and sand man to save the day.
 And as the attorney his clients, the sheriff, deputies and others present looked to the south, down the busy main thoroughfare of Pine Bluff. they saw them pass. Three cars loaded to the guards with machinery and dust covered equipments, rolled by.
 Serve the papers on Agent Dickey anyway" said Attorney Taylor. Well see who wins this lawsuit. I chased fellow down the Ouachita river from Camden once. He was on { 1 barge. As fast as he moved from ont county line to another I telephonet the sheriffs and had them at tn. landings. We followed him in stean launch and we got him before ht reached the Louisiana line."
 Sheriff Brewster took the paper ant hurriedly got service on the railroa, company's agent. It is believed tha the company will have to return tn cars to Pine Bluff as they are still il their possession and the attachmen serves as lien on them. They ar billed to Sherman, Texas. i The Buffalo Brick Company and ( E. Philpot are suing Levy and Lev. for brick blocks, gravel and sand fur nished the paving firm during the pas several months for work on Mail street
 The Buffalo Brick Company claim that Levy and Levy are indebted t them in the sum of $1,774.45 and Phil pots claim is placed at $1,1S3.70.
 J. A. Clement, J. H. Watkins an Charles Chestnut, commissioners C Paving District No. 29, are mad ; garnishees in the legal proceeding.