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Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-12
MILLION BARE BEFORE SAILOR DEAD
Profound Grief MingIes With Profound Pride" Says the
 President in EuIogy Over the Bodies of Seventeen Heroes.
Declares American Creed in
 Mexico Is Not to Fight But to Serve and Save Mankind
 Purpose of Americans There.

NEW YORK. May 1l-More than a million people joined in memorauz- ing with simple dignity of the nine teen bluejackets and marines who gave their lives at Vera Cruz. As the impressive funeral pageant start ed from the battery to Brooklyn Navy Yard it was as if th peulse or the city temporarily stopped An busi- ness suspended over The commercial section and there fell @ reverenual hush
 In the line of mourners following the artillery caissons bearing the dead, were chiefs of the state, city. govern ment and many distinguished men of every calling
 Every eye turned fret to tle car riage of the president close behind, cae last funeral car He came Irom Washington during the night
 On the stand with the president at the navy yard were relatives of the Mothers, sisters and wives But in all the thronE. none geemed more deeply touched than the man whose word sent the lads of the navy 10 fight "The feeling that is upper most" he said, "ls one Of profound grief. Yet there is mixed with that grief, profound pride that they should nave gone as they did. # I may say it out of my heart. their is 8 touch of envy of those who SO quietly SO lobly did their duty"
 The presidents voice shook with emotion as he declared his creed, i've have gone down to Mexico to serve mankind. We do not want Jo fight the WeMcans, we want to serve them"
 There was a wistful note in his voice as he added, "I was never under fire, but l fancy there are some things as hard 10 do as to go under fire. fancy 1t Is just as hard to do your duty when men are sneering at you as when they are shooting at you. When they shoot at you, they can | Ionly take your life; when they sheer at you. they can take your heart" This morning the bodies lay in ! state in Battery Park Plaza for over an hour before the procession start ed. There were seventeen collins. The other two victims Of the Mexican snipers died after the Montana left Vera Cruz with the bodies of their 1 comrades.
 A police escort headed the funeral cortege. followed by naval battalions from the Wyoming and Texas. Then came seventeen gun caissons, each draped in the American flag, carry ing the dead. Four sailors on each side acted as pail bearers, these men had been called from Vera Cruz espe cially for service.
 Directly behind the caissons were the carriages of the President Gov ernor Glynn Daniels. Mayor Mitchell and other distinguished guests. AS the procession entered the city hal plaza, the voices of 800 children rose lin Nearer My To Thee"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-12
THREE DEAD IN TORNADO.

MADISON May l1.-Three were killed and four seriously hurt when the tail end of a tornado, originating in Iowa late today passed over Kane county Farm buildings were wrecked and heavy damage done crops. The victims were William Past. Westport. Mrs A. Olson. Klevenville, and 8 four yearold child
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-12
C . . c . . . c . 200 DEAD IN cATANlA.

. CATANIA, May 11.-Ofnoial . estimate of the dead as the re-
 . suit of the recent earthquake, . which destroyed many villages on . the eastern slope of Mount Etna, . places the number at 200 This . is said to be the largest percen- z tage ever recorded, considering C the smallness of the area affected q by the disturbance. q c . . . . . . . .
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-12
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 . PHOENIX NATIONAL NAMED e . FOR ARIZONA DISTRICT @

. WASHINGTON, May H. ( ' Final steps in establishment Of . . the nations new banking sys- . H tenn were set in motion tonight . . when the Reserve Bank Organi e . zation Committee named five Q ( banks in each of the twelve dis Q
 . tricts to execute organization cer- e e tificates for the Federal Reserve Q . Banks The First National Bank Q . of San Francisco was named for .
 q the California district and the Q . Phoenix National Bank for the e . Arizona district e Q % c . c ' ' N c q Q
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-12
pEEIEp ouARp. Do sHoT.

DOUGLAS May l1.-Dionsio Acos- ta, a Mexican. was shot and seriouelv wounded just north of the information al line by William Taylor a private of the Ninth Cavalry, when be refused to halt at the sentry's command. ln- stead of obeying the Eoldier Acosta made a run for the line. He is said to have carried a bundle, supposed to contain contraband He staggered across the line and Mexicans helped him into Agua PTieta.
 2aragosa brigade. is a brother of the former President He was a junior at Cornell when the murder of his brother called him back tO Mexico His promotion came as Inc result Of the elevation of General Eugenio Be- navides to be Jefe de Arms of Torreon.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-12
nIo ExPoslrloN RAcEs.

NEW YORK. May 11.-Eoth the Vanderbilt cup races and the Grand Prix will be contested early next spring at the Panama-Pacific Expo sition in San Francisco.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-12

Freddie Welch has been matched to box Harry Trendall in St. Louis on May IS. A week later, in New Or leans, ho is to meet Joe Mandot
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-12

Jean Gianini, the seventeen-year- old boy who confessed having mur- Cered his teacher, Lida l.. Beecher, at Poland, N. r., on the night of March 27 last, is now on trial The youths father is making an effort to save his son From the electric caair.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-12
C H C C N C c c
 BOMBS FROM AiRsHlP
 pEMoRALiZE THE MOOR

c FEZ Morocco, Tazza, May n. {
 V The French military aviator [ Q was one of the principal factors N in yesterdays victory of French Q troops over tho Moors at Tezza . The airman flew over the Moor
 e ish positions and directed the ' o the fire of the French artillery e At the same dime he dropped Q bombs among the Moors. who c eventually became demoraliEed. e and fled, leaving many dead, c q c q e.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-12

That land hunger-the struggle of enslaved peons to suqplart a landed cristocracy with an agr7rian demOc. racy-lies unuer and interwoven through the problem. of Mexico, is the explanation given by L. c. De Lara, the Mexican writer, for the present Mexican rev llution in his re. cent book, "The Mexican, People: Their Struggle for Freedom De Lara points out that very few Ram- flies own practically al the iand in Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-12

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Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-12

NEW YORK May t1. -Electrolytlc, 14.25; Silver 5ss4
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-12

FOR ARIzO N A. Local rains in the North portion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20
9lmcrifaaiSmuS in Der r6niIden
@eieili6aft.


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

Sinie ibr n0r0lic6ar SGeil ans oieian
htucn &erfebrsmiitcl 5,cbc1 mus.
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lit Dem llntcrnsbmln9sgeiit oes amc-
ritantidcn Sinan5iers mo galun.
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DcrOanfcn @ier Sabre ipdter ling
NcnrD Ntciggs init 0ent gau Der
3cutralbobn fii0lid) oon Sontia9p
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Sabre 1910 Dem 9etrieb iiber8eben
mcr0en
Das Sonogebiet, pelteS oie uenC
lleberlano6abn 0urdfdbrt 1T reid
on @ruben lmo auh SGnOereieu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

greIies oie @elcacn1eit lua6rsenom-
men. an aer 6eier t6cil5nnebmen-
Yrdiiocnt 9ianon 8orros &uco bate
cine 0epeihe geion0t in mel6er er
ieincr @enugtbuung oariiber 9lls-
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mter ieiner 9IlntSoermalting 0ouei.
oct puroc, 3uuul niulme6r ballpt-
i1dlih Dem n0roilteu GbeiI Der
&epublif Elm Yerfebrsnittel sur Ser.
iiiglng itebe, 0as ieiucr gcocibliden
GntiDidllng ami allcl @ebeten OeS
Sonoels nnO ser Snonitrie ior0er.
lid iet1 miiiie. @leid5eitig 5ollte er
Sen 9eni6un9en 1erer ooS Qebii6r.
lihe sos, pcltbe oas 9abnproieft
ieiner 3cit III 9Inrcgung ge6radt
unO ipdter iener %enpirflidsung III
icoer noaIihen g2eiie &oridub ge.
leiitet Daben,
PIN N1or9en O,s Scitto1eS iubr
Gin 5weiter @rtra3ua uon So Serena
uod g)erbns yuenas, Ger nicbt BLOB
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5cititcQe braaie. ionoern oilh 8a6l.
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lmter Dem onbaltenoen 9ciiaa Der
@eriolumhmg oell Sdlueacnnn9el
Gin. Der sic lette Gerbiu0ung Der
@cleilc bcriteltc, u0raui Damn Der
3uQ langiolH ilbcr sic @er6inouugS.
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ouna 3piiden Sontingo mo Squi,
que 81 elmer oouetoctcn Sbatiuhc
acluoroan mar. Ne0ei mo 9lnipra,
den iolgtcn, bis oie ouspGrtigen 9e.
iiBer mo @1itc uicoer nod So
Sercna 5uriidiubrcn, 100 Die Scier
Damn iort0elebt puroe
Der Suiti5miniitcr iproh iid III
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ter gciic aus iuio ibien icincn 500
rerlt ans oenl 9ciinn 5u ibicBcu
nit Ocm lie icine Nortc aiiinabmen,
gang aus SeHt 8cr5cn aciprohcn 81
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idapinoeno gering i'm Gergleib mil
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

0iq gcrGulnig nnO prdhtig mar, un0
ga6 0erartige @eieQidaiten MIR nod
in 0en nenen groBeu &otels, Die eli,
gems ilir nnerifaniid9e gllipriicbc 0es
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mcbr 6ei iicb, ion0ern aui Oenriel6en
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no norgeu irgenoeine auOere Game
aus Dem &reis ibrer @dite Qegen @r-
legng Der not6iaen 3o6l bon 9ar.
ienoirnntenuoten Die Gouc Scr SnuS.
berrin iinO @aitQeberin ipielt. Statt
oas cigene @eim fiir oen @npiong
Der 6reunOG aoitlid 6er5llridteil,
intellect man fitr5er5anO olf cine
gta6t oie geionnnte inn @ranO @otel
E5ontaitic bercitltc6euOc W}aidinerie
mo loBt iicb iel6it ols @oit NIT oeii
ii6rigen @1lttl be0icnell 0onlit MN
oie pcrid)ieoenet go1fcite, Die mr
5miic6en oen SGlcn 0es %bantnitic
mo oes N}iraculous Sotels mehieln,
eunllOcr nidlt gar 5u d6nlib mcrOcn,
iinit man ami lngepobnlibc llc6er.
raicbungcu aeritouiie5eu Gbarots
ters, Die nnr ourb 2. Wioiclt0t 0cl
Dollar 5ii beidaiieu limo. Dor pcni,
9cn 8oden am 9Infand Der 6a,
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r0uiiAcr @rincipc ieiuc 9au0ditc il
cinem fiinitlid bcrgeltellten Sropen-
balm taieln loiicn, in ocm EQpQ.
acien freiihtei lmo Shaareu pon
Snguogcln bin ilno Der flotIertcn.
Ger 96ierihuspcrain bot ii1 init
Ocnl @orioa nibt 6eidditiat ipabr.
iheinlih neil cr glalbte. DER geiic.
oerten @elt lei Oontit aud cine ganj
6eIonoerc 3rclioe bereitet por0el.
galo Oaroui COB Oer So5n eines
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

llnldnait mur0n ole Iettcu @e'
lciia Der 9a6n aclegf, weldle aSuerto
Wloutt iu iiioIidel G6ili nit Salt-
Gilc inn auBerItcn ltoroen oscler 9Ie'
pullif ocrbiaoct. &on 4uerto Mont
bis Santiaoc .uuroe Ger 8a5npertebr
bis jeet 0urd Die iogenannte Ben.
tral6abn BON Gbili pernlittelt. 8on
Santiaao bis 9alporaiio, cine
Gtrede uon 1t6 Dieileu lit Die
go6n, bic cine Der eritcu in Siio-
9lmetifa mar, bereits ein Sbell Der
neien lleberlonobobu obidon tic oenl
getrie6sigitem Der 3eutrol6abn 9e-
bort Ole 0iltunS Don Sdlparailo bis
8uerio N2ontt betrdgt S76 N1eileu
mas All lid idon 5eigt, pos enc Sle.
aierlm1 ouf Dem @c,ictc oeS Sabn-
boncs erreidan fonn ipenn q iDr
cruitliib i'm oie @eritellmg oerarti.
acr 8crlc6rswe9e al tbm it,
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paraiio bis nod ,Souiauc, cine
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oct moroeu, GS mar i'm iiloliden
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Ga Serena. no, lpic Giugan85 cr-
mdbnt. unlanan ole lebtcn @clciic
gelegt mirocu mas begrcifllhen
glnloB 5ii elmer Ipe5ieacn 5eier CAB.
Die 9ie0erung datte Don 5antia4
90 ais iiber oieien iiiolidcn Gbeil
Der aeueu llc6erlamo6abn ciucn
Spe5ial3ig abgcidlidt ouf Dem bic
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Sltti3niniiier enrique 9foorigue5
NIT leiuer 8ertreflng mo lieB ourb
i6n Die 9o6n oiii5ica ii6erne6meI.
glnoere bobe 0le8ieriuasbeautte,
ipcldie ser Seier beiiuobnielL poren
Der @eneraloirettor Der ofientlihen
9lrbeiten @juillcfno Saones iuio Der
Generalization Der Giienbabncn,
9lleianoro @usnon 9llIBer ibner
botten 5oblreide afitglicoer oes Som
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

lpelue llW Illr Oell NuclDlu clBNeli,
Uic 6ouptiddai9iten Seebaien, mel
dye Die lle5erlanobabn beriibren lino
9alero, Serena lmO Guquinbo,
Suosco, Gorri5ol, @aloera, Gbaha.
rel Ealtal, glntofogaitn, Wteiilones,
Socopiaa EatilloS mo SQuiquc. ga
Fo3 fam jebt per 8o6n bon Sontia-
90 aus erreidt neroen uno oesbnl5
oud] Oireft non 9ueuos glires ans
Sab IN niht fcrner 3eit peitcre
SeriebrSUege 3ipii1en Chile inio glr-
gentinien etabliert perOen, gebt bar
ans beruor oaB lett ihon oiesbe-
5iiglicte 9sI6nc in 9erat6un9 iino
moibrer Serpirflituug merfiuiiroig
Idnell h6ber gcbrad)t merocn.
GbiIes Ginfl6r belte6t bauptidh-
lid aus Sta6eiieu giienbleb, Ialg,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SfentfobIrng
9ou6ol5, 3nder ino IiuOpieb (aus
9lrgentinicD Ole 9hlsiu6r aus Sol-
peter unO 9orfalf, @lpfer, SLIDER
mo Silberer5cn, 500, gSei5en, Ser
ite, @nano, @iiencr5en, SobQeocr,
@alniiiien @ollc etc.
Ger &an0bau lei0et lnitcr oenI
Sluh Der 9otiilnoicinpirtblcbait, Der
oaerOngS iiir oen niittIeren g6eil
ocs Son0cS. no Der 3elobou oroBor.
tigc Observation-Disclosures beoingt,
oiniac 9er,dtiglmQ bat glud in oen
ipotcr crlporpcnen iiiolidel Be5irien
bat bic 9ic1icrlmg oen 9r0Btel Sbeil
Ocs SonoeS on groBe aopitulutcn
pcrfultit lno nur flcincre 9c5irfe
iiir fleincrc 2nnoluirt6e bcbolteu.
Sic gr0Bcren @iter lpsroca uicliad
oirh 9S1htcr bcpirt6idaitct, oic
cinen G6cil oes Grtraos ais Fa6t
besn6lcn.
ycn inncren llnrubcn lit G6ilc,
NIT glusno6me 0es idjipcren uno blu.
ii1cn &eriniilmgsfoniliftS inter 9al-
liluce0o 1891, felt mebr ais einen
balbcn ,Sabr9unoert pcrihont &C.
blicben. glucb BON ousiudrtigen Ser
pidlingen blie6 Chile icit oenr 6rie-
0cn Don glncon, ser 1888 ben longen
Grica nit Reru unO 9olioicu iicg,
reid bcenoete. frci. Canals aeponu
Chile Sen eroBten S6eil Der Salpe-
tcrl6nocreien, Die 6cute leinen Sollpt,
reidt6iti bil0en. Cine gln5obl ser
bcOcrtcnoitcn iino in oeiitidem 9e,
lit, lie proOu5ieren 5piidlen 10 bis
20 9'ro5cut Der @ciomntproouftion.
olBcrOem III OeuticbeS &npital all
Uielcn anOeren SolpeteriUcrfen be.
tbciligt, Der Soliptobne6nier iiir
Snlpeter lit 0eutiAlano, oas 1912
fiir 178 Ddllionen Wlorf cinfiibrtc.
Die Solpeterpro0uftion GbiIes lteIlt
eincn g8ertb pon ctpa 400 N1iaioneil
@larf oar, moran Der Staat in Sorn
eincS gIusinbr3ones etiuo 1870 @dl-
lioncn Wforf bcr0ient.
0ieic ginnobmc biI0ct 0as 9}iid-
grot Der StaatSiinon5cn. Die aus
pdrtiaen 9InIeiben G6iles. oas ieiuen
GcrpilidtlIngen itets ouis @euaueite
nofbQetomuieit lit. ullroul friiber in
en9lonO, neuer0ilI9s in @nglano
iu0 Geutihlono unterQebrndt Gic
orei groBeu oelitiAcu 9anfarippGt
Der 0eutidcn 8ant 0istonto-@eiea.
idaft uno Qresoeurr @onf iinO in
Sontiogo, @alparoiio uno pielen
PRONUNCIATION ourtb Eodtcrluiter.
ncbningen be5p 3ilinlen pertretel
mo genieBen 9roBes glniebeu. gIn
oie rcgenloic Solpeter5one ihlicBt
liiolid eule 6ergige @egeno al nit
pieI Wlineralid6ben, uamcntlid
anplcr lil0 nod neueren 5eititel-
llugcH aid Giieu. Uncertainties
uno Iroa50iiId)es &opital bat lperth-
poae Wlineu erporben alh lit
Gcitldlono beginnt man neuercings
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

Cine ongeiabrte, ober burt aui,
aepubtc Gome lott i'm Bureau oeS
@rcmer 2lopo eine Sabine fir Stem
2orf Sbr 9eglciterj aleu- glnidein
iiodb ibr Sduiegeriobn iAnnin5elt
in ieinen Bart
limo 0a itonen nod 2eilte iiber Die
glnsluonoerung antifer &unlhperfe
no6 9lmerifa2l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

in Chicago nit Gic66anoel imO
Sdld6terei 3im 0daiouar gcluor'
0eucn GliropGerS Dem r0nliIAegI
9locl un0 aQenJ mas on5u ge55rs,
Gin Sallieit, Oa5 natiirlid auh il,
gen0 etiDos nod ME GagcweieneS
6ieten muBte. gl0er mos2 Gs iollte
etUaS iebr NirflmasUoQeS iein, mas
bic @1ite lnbeoinat 6inrciBt mo per-
pilidtet Oenn Der 9oanrliirii 6ot in
9lom cine 6eionoere 91iiiion fir ieiuc
.amcrifoliide Sseinlat6 81 erfiillcli,
motilr es 0arauf anfan gute Stius
mmg 81 MAIDEN. lRit einem feltcl
@rifT IN sic 9rieituidc lpor eie
lcbuere gluf9o6e inn 9lu gel0it IND
ais Die Stlu0e oes &otiaons ge.
id,la9eu 6attc, miroen bic tan3enOet
&aaremit einer 6iiae Scr rei5enOiteH
S0delden beidcntt; YarnimfldidJs
d5cn in g5il6er lmD 5bilopatt, Iil6cr-
6eidlagene @tHjs nn0 9eIuhsforten-
tdid)Aen iil6erne 3igorettenfnpielu
mi0 9lmicnf0rbMen, hIr5 Suuoerte
ron chteu clcgantet @e6rauhsge,
gcnltdnOen fin permo6nte 9elte 3un
SdluB o6er erbielt jeOer @oit "a,
men Die Serren cine ed]te 9ol0ene
Eoidenlbr nit 5u9e60rigem foitbu.
rem 9lrmbonO Die rouiiihcu 3ei-
tingcn qoben cine lange Siite Der
9ldn5enoitet gtonen 0ie nit 0ieien
mnerifoniihen @o6en erfreut mur-
oeu, imO DeriGlmnten nicbt, 5u 0erli-
tern, 0oB sic @oitacber iiA Ourb
ibre Dorne6me 8reigebigfeit cine llu-
mcngc 6rcImOc erporben b1tten.
-. q. :.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

sen hileniihen Wlineralien me6r @e.
ocgtau1 5i ideufen, mas ibriacns
nidt genuq empioblen merocn fonn
cenn 0bi!e birgt 5wcifelloS nod oielc
SdGBe ellf oicieat @ebiet. Der nlitt-
lere. om oiddciten beoolterte Ebeil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

Ghiles in Sem auh Oie Souptitaot
Santiago om 6ltbc Der &orOilIere.
ser Saupt6oien Galparaiio Der iebt
fiir 40 Ndllionen Wlorl aiisgebout
mcr0eu ioQ, lno oie orittgroBte Stoot
@oncepcion lieeen, 6eItebt i'm peIent-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-09-24
TN INE BLUFF
ROGRESS
RoSPERITY
CAIRO BUYS COTTON.

Cairo, H., few of whose people
would recognize cotton if they were
dropped into a patch of it, is in the
buy-a-bale movement. A bank there,
not in any way financially interested
in the industry. started the Cairo buy
a-bale movement by purchasing two
bales. The Cairo Bulletin says of the
action:
The First Bank & Trust COM
pany has purchased two bales of dis
tress'' cotton in order to help the
situation confronting the cotton
growers of the United States. The
bales are on display in the lobby
and attract quite a bit Of attention.
A great many people had never be-
fore seen bale of cotton.
President Aisthrope stated that it
was their object to help, producer,
manufacturer and the jobber, each
Of them to pay their debts. If other
Cairo bushes men would purchase
some of the distress cotton it viii De
oil great advantage to the cause.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-09-24
A GUARANTEED
RELIEF FOR ASTHMA

81 want every Asthma sufferer in
Pine Bluff to try my treatment en-
tirely at my risk" DR.. Rudolph
Schiffman announces. GO to Sea-
wells Pharmacy and get a 50-cent
package CT my Asthmador Or Asthma
dor cigarettes and should it fail to
give instant relief, these druggists
will cheerfully refund your money
without any question whatever" The
Doctor says further, "No matter how
violent the attack, how obstinate the
case CT what else has failed, my Asth-
mador or Asthmador Cigarettes will
give instant relief, usually in 10 sec
onds but always within 10 minutes.
Hundreds of unsolicited testimonials
abundantly prove what my remedy
has done, and l know it will do tae
same for others. | am so positively
certain that it will produce instant
relief and will be found the best
remedy ever used that | have no
fears of authorizing these druggists
to give this guarante or of their
being called upon for the rcfunding OF
money" No risk whatever is run in
buying this remedy under this posi-
tive guarantee.
Persons living elsewhere will be
supplied under the same guarantee by
their local druggist or direct by Dr.
r. Schffnan, st. Paul, Mimi.