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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
GIRMANY HEARS san
NiWS Oi uIsR NTIGHBOIts

Perrin, pcc ~ tbs wlreicas to
sayfille. q. "a Tho following press
information was issned to-day by thc
German ofnclal press hufraH
heporis from Rotterdam say that
me Ffenrh minister 90 wur viii my
before parliament biil calling out
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
FRENCH FINANCIAL
SETTLEMENTS OFF
FOR FOURTH TIME

. Pers. Doc 20 tfsau .. m = Z
y For the tourth time since tuc bee Z
. SHINING of th, war The ndueial =
. settlements have been postponed
. TIE moratorium appNiu- tn ali =
. neRotiahie securities dated hes =
= i.9Fe srptennsr and aaturing
. before March g. 1913. bias been .
= extended Tor two month";.
. Eue.ness NOW Hppelr- N" .
= better tBar Jf au time since the Z
= uar OCEAN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
TEXAs-L0UISIANA
RATES ADJUSTED

Washington. Dec. certain lu-
creasrs iu lrrisht rates on many com-
modities. from Houston. Texas to
Louisiana points. to-day Wcre held ut
ihc Interstate commerce commission
Co have beru Justified VuIlr others
Were found tn hp unreasonable in
the case. thar of tho chamber af
coumerce of Houston. agalp-t srFetii
southern and southweaefu lines.
some ol the same questions trpss as
were threshed out in the celebrated
rhreYepurf rate tts.
Nn order NHs srued nut tho aar-
riefs were sisen uuii fenruary 1e to
readhIst .ueir rates to conform Ca the
commission conclusions.
~~>~-~-~---~~~~~-~~~~-~
the ages uf rs anc
"At q meeting 90 ne deputtos of
the department. 90 me seine. Deputy
% Nelic IL reported to have asked
that -nieasiges h, adopted With the
object uf He airing fnr French conn
mcrrc hrnents rrsnlfing frum the
present situation. otherwise Great
nfhain would become the uny sain-
er
"prmcc Ven nuclow the former
German Imperial chant cilor. lgu
herin yesterday for Rome
".frleFralhk adriccs from petro-
gfad by Way ~ hucharen nunnnnia.
say fhai la addition to the socialists
sii fhe radical monihers ct tn, Rus-
sian duma have hecn arrested.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
Bristling With Wrath and
Resentment England Astir
Today as Never Before
Since War Began.
EXPECT THAT GERMANS
WILL REPEAT ATTACK
Recruiting Jumps at All Sta
tions as Immediate Result.
Details of Damage Done in
Coast Cities Withheld.


London. Dee ~ loal Co. MI
Tho uIppuup OF telophou- and tell
csraph wires los the 1urlbardmsnt
yesterday oi tGc three ports on th"
east coast ol England H. Getman
cruisers together with the precautions
thrown about these towuH uy the ao.
h,e and The military authorities made
30 impossible even todaN more tHtn
e hours after the sheiiiH1 of S.5.-
boroush tnc Hsrtleg,ools and Whun,.
tu ohBuu more than an aroum1te
estimate OF the civilian dead ana
wouudcd
According to 8n oHici.I zltcmcn,
giNer oUt today 81 person met death
iu the HWucpuols, whiID jas we're
Wounded Al Sarboruu4h o. dead
ana aa wounded we're al. toll Roth
Official and unofficial estimates pince
tho WhitbN eHsuaitloq 60 twp dcat
and tvI wounded pt the l1r icploi
o.,suaIrIes seven ~ tht dead we're e"l-
uIrrr. while uf the Nouudcd 10 men
belonged tl tho military Tho uay-
Wun ct wounded i- eloae uU Geo $500
persons This docs r1t Include rIv
slightly wouuIcd civilians. who htu.
daard thrIr etff Ian- and Ir.t town
on the nrst tftlu.
men. nj th,s ai,a,. or on.orIa.d
towns EugIaud .s -,.r today ss nctrr
before -Iuce th. Va. was dr Jared
Another raid .s ..uudcutl, sNp'etet
ava The entire machinery of home de-
tsns, has been puf into action ON
,,. .a.f ,,s tn. ...It.i..,.t ...-i or
rupl4r5 e,n.r..u... committees are
n, N,,. .-btto b, f..Htop tlsue to ORE
g.ul,. r,f..nsl .-trd. of frer too
old f.r mnilr,. -.r,tcc jar. under
yr.,
,,,,t.., ID, ......,r. ~ fsrti.uaai
80. -. ...t 4,lsr,, Fif..n
s.ho.iI,..,.. ,,.t. ..ra5 b, single
-b.ll ,..i. .D.. ... .r . r,aur ,.,ap-
~. ~. ,,.,.,... sam. .ul,s b. .ht
...Ii.,.o .f i. ,...l... iu vb,rb tho.
t,d f.s.g shelter
,,,i.. f,.,, .r.r.
t,,5o, n. lt.E mn
7,h. ..,s,,,l,..- ustIep,,l a. r.-
.aI, .f ~, s.r.r.- o.,.si .lt
..rs,ns a, an .f....l nur.au stste-
r,.,t t,bs, v..r. .. per-an. siilrd
-.,,b st..ig. --eiana p.. d..
.. .,g., ... ma Three
.,,,,,,,s .r. r,.t,.rJ to b. , pas-
-.rg,r .te,u,r ,.r. SUNK bv mines
\, b. N,ftn .. In Flamsaroush
u,,d r..t rIgh.
ami, ~. ri .s... fbree ysee,I. nls
ws
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17

Cincinnati. Dec 1.-THE bandit
died at N, hospital
Policemen kuaul Is reported to oe
m a sinking .audlfiun Cashier Ed
vsrd Hu4hrs COZ the prnyldruf hank
called ut jhs hospital shortly after
lh. death u. .he bandit and Idrnu-
SEED the uIan Is the uus who mad
robbed l.. lsuN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
CINCINNATI IS TERRORIzED
BY DARING MOTOR BANDIT
WHO ROBS BANKS WHOLESALE

Not Content with $4,000 Dragg ged From frightened Cashier
of Trust Company, Crook Speeds to Another Institu
ton Close at Hand Where He Makes Huge Haul Shot
BY Police Only After Fly ing Automobile Crashes Intc
IncOnvenient Pole.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
German Official Statement

herlln. Dec tgia wireless "a
London. p wi ARMY hcadauar
tets inday iseveA The foiiDwing state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17

.oon'inssd on Page Twol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17

london. pcr lr tt.2h MA h
nnuraitcd OerwHus la fhe seaport
of Sunderland short dls,ante north
90 thf English coast Towns vhirh
were namhnrdrd hy fhe Germans F"r
terday were arrested overnight ac.
cordlns Co o dispatch published nv
the Exchange Trlcgraph company
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17

Scarborough. ENGLAND. Dec Do. tIH
London u.8- r m The steamer
puugess ulea. Inund Cor Aberdeen,
scotland struCk mine nn here luri
night and went down The crew oi
eighteen men banded ia their own
hnafs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09

&crne6nring BAT icoc@ ni9ts Use
ieutli9cs 5u Gage geiorOert.
3dbne ais SOentiii8i-
rungSmittel.
0ic 0eteftipS ba6cn ierner me6-
rere bicii9c 3a6udr5te 5l 9iotbe ge-
5ogen, Inn moalibermeiie oie @rnor-
oete Our6 ole 316ue, Die in ibrcnl
@e6iB gciiiQt iinO, 81 iocntiii3iren.
2lu1 0ieier Gcriud wor biS6er er.
iolaloS, ga Die Gcuiiiien erfldrtcn,
oaB sic 5amtnaeu ibou mc6rcre
Sabre alt ieien. Oie 9c66rOen loi-
fen icet einc Sti53e bon ben 3d6nen
ouiertioeu
&on cinen IbomaS S. Sane, 9}r.
G05, gGoier StraBe, g}em gorf Sin,
trai bel Der Fol5ci ein 9rici Elm, in
welc6em CT Die 2lniic6t ausipri6t, OoB
Oie @rmoroetc icine felt Oeni 1. SSimi
Deri6punOeuc @atthl ici. Go sic
9ecbc mir t6cihpciic ser BON Sane
gcge6enen Scidreibltug entipric5t,
legt Die &oli5ei Dem 9rieic feine @c-
oelting 6ei Nlc6r 2Intlan9 finoet
Die bon DicIen 2euten unfgeiteatc
E0corie, oaB Die @rnoroetr Elm Spfer
BON n9SeiBe SfIapen~- -6dnolern it,
Die bier eincn icbmungbaiten SanOcl
frnihnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09

SaOen 8o6n" pcroen miro, wurOe
geltern ni6t ofn5ica bctonnt gcgc,
ben. SSn 6inon5frciicn 'sourOc jeoo6
Ger glnli@t glusorud gegcbcn ooB
Suits 9fiidtritt cit meitcrer Sbritt
ici Inn ieinem Gorgdngcr inn 9[utte,
ocm iebigcn &Oriiber Der @rcfutibc,
&oWorO elliott, Die obiohtte Con
trolc Scr 2citlmg Der 9lngcIcgcnbei.
ten Der 9obn at ii6ertroeen. Sr. 81
liott reii9nirte am 1. September
1913 bon Der oglortbcrn @acific, "
nm ais gladfoI0er 0eS Ooualiacl
@raiioenten @}eaen Die 2citlng Ger
oglew.@upcn~ 81 ii6ernebmcn ocrcn
&icc Yrdiioent oomolS SuitiS wtrOe,
na6Oem cr bic 9GrdIiOcntidoit Ger
g9olton unO @3oine~ nicOcrgeleot
batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
Snitis reiiguirt Dun vgtrlu-6aDen-
0lnhnH

Seem Dort 8. Suli. II Scr
Brdiioent Ger u93em- gorl, 9}cw-So.
ben itnO SartforO 9o6n" Samcs S.
Suits, lntcrbrcitcte gcitcrn ocul
Ggefutip Gomitc Der @eicQi4aft feline
Sleiignation, oic nit oem Is. 9(uauit
in 9raft trcten ioQ. 8uqIci6 fam
ouS Bolton oie 9laAric6t, oic Dircf
loren Der Bolton un0 Moiue 9o1u~
bGttcn,Srn. Suits in elmer geItrigen
&eriamnlimg criOo6lt, I'm oic BrG.
iioentl6ait iencr Sobn 5u iiberne6
men Ocren gegcnp0rtiger 9Srdiiocit
Miorris ga0onalo ocn @eruebpen
nah 8nr 40loineGentro @ohn~ sl
riidfebrcn miro Die er iriiber oelei.
tex bet. gSer Scr glaAiclacr ocs cus
ihcioenoeu %rdiioenten Der n9Seu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
NteGrcre Spuren.


Bur S0ilng ocs @loroge6eimuiHcs
Der i'm @lo6omf 9iiper ouigeiun-
oenen 6rou. TT &oli5ei bon Sbe-
nectaop iu6t nn@ cinem @leb0cr.
2 depectoOD, 9f-9, s. SuIi
~ Sei Dem &erIuc6e, oaS @ebeimniB
5u loieu Oas Oie GrmorOunQ ser
1Sral lnngi6t ocren DerItiimmeltc
Sei6e i'm Mobnlpf 9lioer gcfmoen
muroe, 6oltcu Die 9e60rOen iebt llm-
i6au ndd eincm 0leBger, ocr, mic
man glau6t, 9luiidhB iiber oen SAL
81 0eben pernog Ger W}ann ser
Die StoOt oerlaiien bat, mar inn 9c-
iiB eincs 9lireOnle-@unoes oOer eines
iriidjen EerrierS, inO Oic 9e66rOen
miirOcn auf ieine Spur our6 elm So-
i1entll1 gelenft, OaS Inn Den Gopf
Der 6rau gepluoen mar Somo6l
on Dem Guh, mie al ctli6en GolQ-
tleden oIf Dem aleiOc Der @rmor-
Oeten entOedtc Gr. Girib6crg BEL ci-
ner nifroifopii6en llntcriu6iuiq
Saore bon Ser 5ar6e, mel6e jener
Sumo bat, in0 ser Giitriftsanpalt
lblicBt oarallS, OaB Ser 9eiiber oeS
$unoeS an Dem MorOe 6etbeiligt
pur.
3 c b preller 0eS llor0cS
perOGdtig.
9Ils Der Sbot ocrOGdiig miro oud
cin Dlonu ge6ultcn, 0cr am %. Suni
in Somiltou-GountO weaeu 3edprel-
lcrei ber5uitet murOc. 0os QlcuBerc
oeS 9lrreltanten eutipriHt ser Sc
icbrei6img bon Dem W2annc. ser sur
3eit, ais Ser Nior0 bermut6liC6 Der-
iibt wuroe bon GIau0c s. Sanlou
Elm Boot mici6eie llno IcitOcni peit
ino brett geiudbt woroen lit. Cie
bieiige %oIi5ei lit aufgcforOert NOR
Oen, EeteftipS na6 Somiltou Gouutv
81 ienoen Inn Oen Mauu an 0erue6.
men.
Nle6rere 6raucu ba6ct nit ser
@eriiHeruug, oaB iie Qiht ani oas
0loroae1eimuiB werien founen Oas
Foli5eibauptqlartier alifgeiudt i6re
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
NnrM NnrhnLlGnrc nrtHNtct

Gbtco0o SILL 8. Suli. gus
iiM geltcrn oilf oen 9cinen Der 5mci-
iG6rieen GtbeI 8ouo6 MtosfitoIti6e
5cisten, offnetc i6rc nm 6pei Sabre
oItere SMmeitcr 9orotbp oen &olten,
Der oie Sousopotbefc eutbielt Inn oic
@iBwunoan ibres SAloeiterdenS nit
elmer Nleoi5in 10 mic 0ie Ntlittcr oies
oft tgat, 81 beitrei6en. Sic cripilbtc
cine 5loiHe 0ic oos @jift5ei6en true
sen EootcniHGoel nit ocn bcioeu &C..
treu3ten @cincn lino bencbte nit sc,
ren Syn6aIt sic @eine OeS Ginocs.
@t6el ic6rie 0or S6mcr5 laut ouf; ic
me9r iie i1ric, Inn 10 me6r ,N1c0i.
ain4 t6ot ForotbD oltf oie g9uoc,
stIS bic @littter auf ooS Sonmtrgc
icbrei ser aIeiucn bcrbei elite, mar eS
Ecreits SIT ipdt. GoS &ino por ocn
G6mcr3 Den oaS 9cuebeu nit id1or-
ict Sar5oli6ure berporeerufcn bate,
crlegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
8nhmGrate.Cpnnreii.

9fodciter, @.-D., s. SuIi.-Sut
Grpoiitiou @arf murOe oeItern ser
tS. Sa6rcs Gon0cnt Der glotionol
0ental 9Giociution erofinet uno Die
gerionlmlrng bon Nlopor GOgerton
iuiQfommen pc6eiBen. 3u Oem Gou-
,bent 6a6cn lid beino6c 1000 Gelego-
ten Der 5a6ndr5tliden 9ron6e einge.
funoen, unO %r6liOent 9romn ans
Columbus, g.. empfo6l in icinent
ie6r intereiionten Sa6res6cridte einc
@rlpctering ser 9c6rgcoenitGnOe aif
sen Bo6ndr5tliAen GoacgS, 6elonoerS
in Siitologie, @ot6olooic umo 9of-
terioIoaic. gluh empio6l %rGiioent
9roipn oie SHafiling zines eigcnen
5o6n6r3tlihen Sobiournols imo oie
9l6ienounQ eines 3eIegronmeS an
9inOesicnotor %omereue, Oomit Der
iel6e Sic, 9icdte Der 3o6nGr5te bel Ell
ucr icBt Ocm GongreB OorliegenOcn
gitttiEro0ucn-9ill ic6iibt.
81. @ictor s. @oug6on ans glnn
gnb6r, Dlidb5 Er6iiOent Der glmericot
WleOicol gliiociotiou bielt eiuen bod.
ihtrtriidntcu Softroa ii6cr uSllnftio-
ner Ser 3obndr5tliden uno meOi5ini.
ihenS9iHeuicbait 5ei ser Saoiienpcreoe-
lung.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
GonItl Sale in 0ulom.

Colon %onomo 8. Suli.
@iliem s. Sale oiS Secsbiirg, 90.
Der nciicruaunie auteritaniide Gous
iul iii bier angetommen I'M oic
Siellung 0e5 5lriidtreiepoen GouiulS
Sos. 8. &eQogg, Sov 81 iI6ernebmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25

AL. WHY General It would be almost like compound
inc felony Justice The Bible says that the cvd'cr
must bc punished II is not fair TO the innocent ana
fine uprght that those who sin should not be prosecuted
I, 10 rcgrcttobc that it is your SON. but this company
makes it an nyariabc rule to treat dclau'erS without
sentiment
The General sat and looked ont Of the window IN the
bo office building on q ptcss sky, as 1t imporng u 10
show him the way He tried three separate tunes Z"
sneak: but his strained lips only rcmbcd and ms voice
was husky II was If invisible tortnrcr' were 'lr'u'
cling him TO dumbncss His white shaking hand crcp'
IN r. his inside coat pocket and took ont worn leather
wallet and his white fingers opened it and took there
from some currency.
81 have sold nv home today ne said scarcely above
,,bisncr eat sacrifice for half what IT should be WORTH
and what could have got for it by waiting longer To
bring and offer what is left over after paying the mort
cages against it, am offering the freight company or
rather vou-thc last dollar have in this world to give
NM. SON y chance Nv God Man can't you under
etand2 # had been here and ne had come to me and
told me his need, no one would have known it, and he
would have learned his lesson No one would have lost
= cent. save lack and me- beg you TO accept IT,
He looked ptful appeal at the implacabc man be
fore him who lowered his eyes, toycd with some papers
on his desk and made no reply.
at ism, ms if ne were a hardened criminal, insisted
the General. "a criminal who had wrongcd many per
sons bv his misdccds. Why, he's only boy-Just
tycntv-onc, Think of that, Mr.. Warihcm twenty
onc And it's my fault for leaving him alone too.
didn't dream that Can't YOU shift the blame on me;
He asked his last question with sudden hope and, al
most without waiting for an answer, added, y am od,
scvcntv-onc Sir. Is there no way that 1T could be lmd
at nv door the door Of whose life can at best be
short? But 10 be tWcnty-onc and started out III lie az
an oucast. is terrible"
The president Of the company shook his head IN a
vast prctcnsc Of sympathy and said in his best Sunday
tones Nothing be done, General. That IS my last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25

90
Agricultural Department office IN Washington
lack Steele in Mexico, speaking Spanish got en-
,lovrncnt I'm time at scarcely better than laDorr
work He wrote long pcnitcnt letters TO his athcr tlat
were never sent Shame and contron "hlSpefed l'"'
Il MIGHT be- best 10 wait until ne could prove worth by
proGcrng the amount stolen. He learned that man
conscience +, the one enemy from which me cannot es-
cane even in sleep He learned also the hopec5sncs 81
irving 10 advance country To which, by speech anu
knowledge, he was totally untitled.
And So after "A years persistent struggle and IulIcd
h fine Iapec Of time into belief that his THEFT had been
FORGOTTEN me- returned the southwestern border
and secured a clcrkship in a New McMco Town. just
six weeks later the proprietor OF the store m "n'" ne
worked who was also an officer who had taken friendly
liking 10 him, handed him letter WIN inc '''''''"''
"Thats q queer one, ch;'
lack read IT, II was inquiry from an information
bureau asking if John Steele, probably living undcr an
alias was working in that place. Then followed dc-
scrption that was accurate enough 10 tally ana inc
statement that such man had lett Mexico on certain
date been seen by customs officer at the border ana
traced rs ars the town in New Mexico The fugitive
face BETRAYED him. and his employer suddenly lifted his
hand
"If it's ANYTHING less than murder he SAID quietly,
"Td rather YOU didn't tell what you think ot that
letter And, by the way, If you want TO dra" any
money YOU can have an that's coming TO you at any
time In facti Son. | ike you well enough TO let you
draw as much rs q month in advance at any Tune,
whether YOU think you'll be able to work it out or not
TN Los Angeles the dcfaultcr worked until his fears
L drove him 10 another flight In San Francisco he
tried until ne overheard with detective badge
making inquiries and in Seattle he made another effort
For three months he had half peace; for as checker
on the wharvcs ne scarcely 10 be suspected ana
and to that point Of trust he climbed upward, thank
fully. hopefully \ corrupt purscr, agent for an or
& ed ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25

glng, sncdklnS, aJcdI-
ing, might he remain
unmolcstcd. What was
the use in trying to
fight against the old
thing, to keep on hop
ing, to hunger for
responsibility, when
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-03-13

Mrs. r. V. Herndon, of Hope, is in
the city spending a visit with Mrs. j.
d. Cornish.
A big two reel western feature at
the Gem tonight. Also two good
comedies. and 10 cents. Advt.
A good show at the Gem tomorrow
afternoon. Three reels that are worth
seeing. Show begins at 100. Admis-
sion 5 and 10 cents. Advt.
Mr.. Candidate: Remember our cam
paign issue We are going to reach
every voter in Nevada County and you
should tell them why you want your
office. Let us have your copy at once.
Hon. Thos. C. McRae, president,
and I. c. McRae, Jr, cashier of the
Bank of Prescott, are in Texarkana
today attending a meeting of Group
Six of the Arkansas Bankers Asso-
citation. Mr.. McRae, ST., delivered an
address to the association on "Bene-
fits of New Currency Law to Non
Member Banks"
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-03-13
local News.

Fred Murrah has fresh vegetables
Phone SIS. Advt.
Phone IS for all kinds of fresh veg
ctables. Advt.
Telephone PAP for this weeks Sat
urday Evening Post. : Advt.
For Rent-6 room cottage-new
Apply to F. E. Murrah. Advt.
Bank of Prescott will pay you A
per cent on your Savings. Advt
Mr.. and Mrs. Wat w. White are
spending today in Little Rock.
The Weekly Commercial Appeal and
The Nevada News for $1.00 per year
Hesterly Drug Store is headquar-
ters for LIV-VER-LAX. q. Advt.
Why be cOnstipated when you can
buy LIV-VER-LAX from Hesterly
Drug Store. Advt.
For Sale-One upright Haddorf
piano Cheap if taken at once. APP
ply at this office. Advt.
Attorney D. L. McRae, is over at
Womble, Montgomery county, looking
after legal affairs.
For Sale-Pure Columbian Wyan-
dotte eggs. $100 per each 15.-Bob
Hit, Phone, 205.
For Sale-Pure bred trapnested
Buff Rock and Wynndotte eggs. $100
per setting. Phone Al. Advt.
Oh; you calOmel get out of the way
and let LIV-VER-LAX do the work
Purely vegetable. Ask Hesterly Drug
Store Advt.
Mrs. Dolphus Written and son.
Master Horace, of Hope, came up
this morning for short visit with
relatives and friends.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church have postponed
their social meeting until March %,
1914-Mrs. Guy n. Garner, President.
Lost-Bunch of keys attached to
heart shaped ring, also short chain.
FL der will return to me and receive
.$1.00 reward.-Clinton Aikens. Adv.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-03-13

Representative Will Mum, of Lane
burg, was in Prescott today.
A. S. McGough, of Emmett number
two, was visitor here today.
Judge f. T. Haynie, of Gurdon was
looking after business in the city to-
day.
Bank of Prescott will pay you 4
per cent on Certificates of Deposit
for or II months.
Attorney Chas. H. Tompkqins spent
this morning in Smithton attending
to legal matters.
E. R. Williams, of Arkadelphia
spent last night in the city attending
to business and seeing old friends.
Jno. D. Bright, eX-taX assessor and
now a prominent merchant of Sutton,
was in Prescott today attending to
business matters.
Jno. A. Davis, president of the
Junction City Lumber Company, of
this city, was seeing after business
up at Smithton this morning
Hon. George r. Haynie, candidate
for circuit judge is spending today
out at McCaskill, Hampstead county,
in the interest of his candidacy
Monday March 10th, is the day for
our city primary. There will be only
one voting place and that is in the
Scott Building on the corner of West
Elm and Front Streets on the second
floor.
Mrs. G. O. Marsh, of Fl. Towson,
Oklahoma, arrived in Prescott yester-
day afternoon and is spending a visit
in the city with relatives and friends.
She is guest at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Joe A. Bailey.
A. B. Oliphint of Little Rock, who
recently accepted the position as
travelling freight agent with the Iron
Mountain railway, left yesterday for
Eldorado after spending a few days
here.-Camden Evening Herald.
Douglas Brooks arrived home here
last night from Texas, where he has
been the past week looking around.
Mr.. Brooks with his family went from
this city the first of the year to Ari-
iona where they remained until about
the first of March.
MeritOl Rheumatism Powders.
The unusually large sale of this
remedy is the best evidence we could
offer you to prove its merit. 1t is
made of effective ingredients, and
is guaranteed to give permanent re
lief for rheumatism. We will gladly
show you the formula and explain
It's merits to you. Advt.
Hesterly Drug Store Local Agents.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-03-13
w. c. T. u.

The meeting yesterday with Mrs.
w. B. Waller was quite we'll attended
and the program one Of much infor-
nation.
Those who failed to hear it missed
a great deal that would have done
them good on the subject of heredity
and the breat "racial poison"-Alco-
mol.
Several things of Importance was
planned, one of which was teachers
reception in the near future. Another
was a donation to high school pupils
of Captain Hobson's famous speech,
The Great Destroyer" and a cash
iize to the pupil who will give the
est resume of said speech.
Secretary.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-03-13
La Grippe Leaves Its Victims
PROSTATE

Some victims of la grippe never full
~ recover the health of the lungs, and
persistent coughing is weakening
The quick action of Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound makes it valuable in
severe la grippe coughs. F. G. Prevo
Bedford, Ind. writes:-"La grippe left
nl with a severe cough that Foley's
Honey and Tar cured, and l am back
to my normal weight"
Sold by Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-03-13

allow may I invest safely?" is
solved when you deposit your money
in the form of Bank of Prescott
Certificate of Deposit earning 4 per
cent interest
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-03-13

Best Treatment for Constipation
"My daughter used Chamberlans,
Tablets for constipation with good
results and | can recommend them
highly" writes Paul B. Babin, Brush
ly, La. For sale by Hesterly Drug
Store.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-03-13
What You Want
W hen You Want It

Very often it is not con-
venient for customers to
come to our store in per-
son. We urge customers
therefore to take advan-
tageof our Gree Delivery
Service. We stock all
worthy preparations as
soon as they are on the
market and you can usu-
ally save time by coming
to US first for new things
which you hear of or see
advertised. Small orders
sent as cheerfully as large
ones. Our aim is to give
you
What you want
When you want it
EesterluS
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The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-03-13
TIME CARD
Prescott & Northwestern

Train No. leave Prescott. .9:3O am
Arrive Norvell .12:4I pm
Train No. 6 leave Norvell. 10 PIN
Arrive Prescott. .4:2o PIN
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-03-13

Fair Friday and Saturday; rising
temperature.