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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

Sic Rd6eu Sbre pflidt getan, als
Sie Jung paren mein 0err WlajOr;
nun III es an uus Sungen, uniers
pflt4t gu tun," cntgegneie 0einrfA
ernit
Md6reno oeHen mar Syrml DON
S6urff binausgeganger unD Bate cine
Jlaide QSein uno 3iDei Slider mitees
'6ra1t nGs lit bic porlebte sylai@e
guten gioesbeimers." Togic iie nSd)
6dbe einige I'M @unoI5ronte orouben
oeritedt 2lass iibrigc 6at bic frou3Os
iiI8e ginquortierung astrlmlen.~
56urIf 9oB nit 3itternoeu Sdn6cn
bic Gldier ooa, beri6rte 0ann nit benz
Teinisen 0o5 @Ias ieines @aIies uno
iprob: nQluf Sbr Ao5l, &rpFgtl
5ebren Sic beil aus Dem 5elDe 5u'
tadl"
ogDas lie9t an mirl Sell 6em S0s
nige un0 Sob ben 6ranSoleul" rief
&roii9t uno itiir3te iein @los binuns
ter. ST lieB ibm RAID md Elm 3peites
fOlgeu uno iagte baun: mllno nun,
6err Wlajor uno meme gndbige 6rali,
nod eiue 8itte: berg0nnen Sie mir
cine lluterreOnng nit S6rer 9o4ter
6rieoerite. 5iirAten @ie nid)t, Oob id
eine ientimentale Rii9ri5ene nuffu9re,
fubr er fort, ais Der Wlajor ibn ers
iiount onlob, unb Srau BON S@urtf
3uiammenfubr. nSh liebe Sbrc Tod9'
ter, uno ipenn mir I'm 5rieoen lebten
ipiir6e itb beute Inn ibrc 6ano bitten.
SD babe Oabeim einen Brief fin iie
binterloiien fir oen san, 6aB id iie
niat mebr ieben ipIlte. Gs iit ober,
cjott fei 9ant nO@ GjeIegen9eit, es i5r
miinDItcb gu iasen, unb oas m09te
i4 tun."
(Bortiebung fOlgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

unb mari bic geliebte pFeife, bic feline
Tror i9m reic6te, unipirfd1 in einen
Wintd. 90 9tig es bom friiben Mors
gen big 5ur Qbenbbdmmerung, unp
mare Grau bpn S9urff nic6t cine 70
iapfere unD refolute Dame geipefsn, 70
3dtte lie ldnait ibr Ser3 5ur6 Srds
nen trIei9tert, benn es mar ibr ipe6
un0 iammerboll 3u Mute beim Qlnblid
i5res eebronsnen Mannes. Qlber bic
Erdnen Ioben BEL ibr ni9t sben loder.
Qlls bic G1atten Der DGmmerune
iih iiber 6os 6ous 6erobfeuften, be-
trat Elm bongstpahIener Munn ben
ipeiten, nit SieinflieIen auSgeleoteit
Tlur. gr trug bic 9rot9t oer Glbs
id9iFfer. Die Ssertappe botte er 10
tief ins @eiidt ge5oesn, baB niemano
ietne 3iige 81 erfenneH bermohte.
Sbne ii1 ouf9uboIten, bur9I4ritt er
ben Raum uno itieg bic breite @i9ens
boI5treppe empor, bic gu benz oberen
@orfaaIe fiibrte. 0ort traf er nit Der
5tpeitdlteIten 9obter Des 5ouIes, Wilz
9elmine, Sufommen, etnen bubi9en,
REORGANIZATION Mdbhen, oas bon
ieinen @ltern unb ben 5reunben ber
Samilie allgeinetn Minett9en qenonnt
ipurbe. 1oa junge Trdulein mum
berte iiH MD! ipentg, baB Elm Mlann
in biefem 9ln5uee 70 obne tpeiteres bic
Treppe berouftom un0 ili9t inteti
ipartete, Biz i'm iemonb bemertts un0
nod feinem gege6r fraets. Des6olb
riimpfte fe bas feline g2Gs9sn uno
frogte etfpns bon pben berab: ,,Was
piIl er benn, gutter Mann9"
r3u Sbrem Woter pill in, liebes
Ginb. eriuioerte Der Gremos unb i9ob
oie WtBe ous Der Stirn 3uriid.
,gQein @ott, 6err bon RroTiqtl"
i6rie bas m2db9en leiie ouf. ,gDo
tommen sic 0enn ber unb tpie Ieben
Sie ous!"
nS9 tomme BON Wldgbebure, bin
nit m1iibe unb g2ot burc6geI9liipft
unb Der @efangenf9aft entgongen,
antportete heinri9 bon aroFot III
ebenlo gebGmpEiem Gone. .9l6ren
sic MID gIcib 3u Sbrsm @ater. SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
anrae staOtneniafeiten.

Gas ng9ieBner GoncIap ser Sep
toiopben" Oeranitaltet am Nlontag
cine @rfuriion nah Cambridge.
6rau 2lnnie 9. Surit Die S1pic-
aernilitter Oes Srn. 5rauflin q. Go-
tor lit in 9ioIouO @orf geitor6en
6roi Surit mor so Sabre alt
Gr s. 8. Spencer, Der @rdiioent
Oes uliorgon Goaegs,@ 6efinOet
ii6 in ser Sbwei5 uno beflogt ii6
iiber Die manael5afte &oiiOer6iu-
Dung.
sSm GriminoGgeric6t muroe @Imcr
Sdiaing BON 9}r. 39t7 6ait.9loe,
SIT ieHs @louaten Gtoats 9lr6eitS-
6ous Derlut6eilt, meil er oie ieiner
6rou gelDd6rten 9(limeute nidt be-.
5a6lte
0r. @m a. Sermon lit 5un Sc
neral 9lgenten ser Sout6ern &oil-
woD So. ernonnt woroeu Sein Bit
renu lit i'm @}imieD-@e6duOe.
Die @larDldnoer giien6abneu 6a-
Den sic 5piimenitaotlidc Souoels-
Gonnl1iion eriudt, oie @reiie Ser
0leilen6iider BON 3 Gents ouf 21A
Gents pro @leile 8u crb06eu.
Sr. emanuel 5rieo bon 9lr. 225,
9loro @apitraBe, bat geitern einen
grief bon ieiner 6rau erboltet IN
melhem 0ieiel6e i6m uitt6cilte, ooB
iie imo ibr So6n BON 9totterOon
nod 9}cm-Yorf a6gereiit iittO-
Die @epo6ner bon Sigblanotomn
boben lid 6ei BEN Gonnto Commit
iGren in Sowion Oorii6er 6eidlUert,
0oB Die Straben III 6i96lan0topn
iebr notbmen0ig neues &flaiter brou-
hert 6ciUrr6crs 5wihtcn Ben @eleiien
Der 'StroBen6obn
%aitor Or. .. $. Steffens bon ser
htt6eriiHen ct. Nldrtini Stride lit
mif Dem Campfer oSoDerforO~ BON
9iotter0om nod @6ilaoelpbio o6gc-
tobren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

mdKen eenonnen. Wlan bate bos
reibe Miiniterlono aus Der crbf4oft
bes 6eiltgen rGmiT9en 9leites beut=
f9er Notion Iicb einberleibt. Beoent-
lid pur6e bic @a1e erit, ols man aus
giopoIeons 6on6 au9 6onnober nabm
imD Dabur9 nit ben alien Gerbunoes
ten bes Siebenidbrigen Rrieges in
Seinbf6oft geriet. Dos 6atte oem al
ten Dffi3ier bes eroBen &0nigs niht
gefallen, baS mar Elm beDentli9es Mbs
ipeiheh bon ber guten olten Srobition
seipeien. Qlber inmerbin ipenn es
gum 4rie9s fam, oonn muBte ia bic
preubtfrbe @Iorie in beIlem @lan3e
BON nelem erItrablen.
ylun mar Der Grieg getommen unb
nit ibm cine 6iobsbotf9oft no9 Der
anbezen. 6otte fhon bic Runbe bon
prin3 2ouis 6elbentobe ben olten
Moior tief erIcbiittert, ipos mar boS
allies geeen Ole Tadri9t, boB in Tbii=
ringen bas Seer 6es alien 5riB bor
ben Jron5oien auseinanoer geboriten
iporl ltnb bic G9mo9 nollte ni9t
enben, bic tdufte ii9 INNER mebr.
Grfirf ergnb iib obne einen Shub eli
ner fron50Iil9en Reiterlcbor, 6obens
lobe iopituIierte Bel pren3lou i'm
freien 5elDe, Der &orfe 3og in Berlin
Elm, oas geIisbte R0niospodr flob BEL
Metter unb Gturft nod benz entfern=
ten Often bet Wlonar1ie.
Jlun mar au9 WlagDeburG gefnllen.
yi4t einmol cine 9elooerung bntte Der
&ommanbont ousge1aIten, bate a.
600 Wlann unb ungebeure @prrdte eli
ner GeeresmaHt ausgeliefert, bic niht
fart eenug gepeIen mare, bic Sfobt
unO Teifung gang unb gar ein3ui4Iiez
fen. Q(uf biefe gdbriht, bic nienanD
triportet bdtte, mar Der alte GbeImann
IN cine ipobre Haierei bes 3ornes berz
fallen. @r bro9 In bic ipilbelten gers
ipiin{hungen bermtidt NIT ben leibens
fbdftiihIten Elugen aus, oeren gnbe
ein iur1tbarer QDeintrompf biloete.
Damn fab er itunpf un0 teilaabmslos
in leiienr 2gbnIuble. ipraa isin
Wprt, ippllte gjht eilen uno trinlen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
c0rsisonSm Baltimore aSv aonne september

big; ie ST Die @erren 81. y. @roB,
Carl Sdmub, 9eru5arO @eaner uno
glnOrcas 6cicnmeicr; ie 80 Gents
6rls. E6ereie Sabig, Sorctte @rabcn-
itcin unO Soma Yroun iowie sic
$crren @. Siri6 mO So6n So6ep,
nno 25 Gents Scrr @il6elm @ro-
6enitein mo glnna @rabenitein. 9aS
lit ein redt giltes 9ieiultat ser 0rei-
wodentliben Sanmlung elmer iin-
gen Game IN einem Grt no iie 5mor
geborcn ober bod 10 gut mic cine
6remOc lit. S6r ge6ii6rt 2lncrfcn-
mms
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
Er6ieLten einen NenfaetteL

0a iie 8wei ibnen fremoe irnge
@taOden auf Scr StroBe angeipro-
dcn botten ipur0en geitern 5mei
&odc0s aus Gbicoeo, Su, bonn &i6-
ter W}c6aul in Scr nor0peitliden
&oIi8eiitation 8u ie So un0 Soften
Derurtbcilt. @S maren Dies scr 10
Sabre olte @arrD Dunnler un0 Scr
"a Sabre olte 8ranf W}onroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

2ouis @anncnmeti6, %cnrp 6ral'u
@m. @iiia George StrouB u1lO g0b
@ennlcin
@r. 9(lois &ausner
@cgeru 9}aBmittog , ll6r Pnr0e
Sr. 9llois Sousnpr, pclAer leBte'l
N}ontog i'm Sitter BON Sc Sa6ren aug
Sem 9e6en ibieo, bonn Erauer1alVc
9lr. 4OS, Sii0 Gliutoniirabe, aus
auf Dem @eitern SSrie06oie beerol9l
Yaitor @oB BON Der 3iors Vp
mein0e in Gontou mo &altor alll'6
fer BON ser ct. So6onncs @emeHr
Sc an ser 2on6ar0- mo CATHERINE
StraBe 6ieltcu sic GrauerreoeV'
&ieIe 9lmcnipeuoen idnliidten 0r''
Sorg 0es Sooten @r 9allsl'v'
wurOe in 9ii6oiis6ol3, &reis gilllet
franfetL iii 8oDern geboret i"O
fam Dor 27 So6ren nod @oltlnloInse,
@r Oer6eirot6ete iid inn Sabre 10Y %
NIT Sri. So5unna 8i6ler melAe lgN
nit i6reu Orei &iuOerM Siopl~
@corg imo 9io6ert ii6erlebt. Sel
@eritor6ene bat ferner cine Shlpelle'
mo einen 9ruoer III CentldlallU'
9fls @o6rtuhtr1ger fuugirten Oie99'
Erib &ommerer, So6n Sdeller soy
HID So6n 9hmo, s. 6riib NM ~
gGilfe.
eaHr sur Neic n's 9laslana bsiordiu uoa; n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
eOfal6eridtc ans gsaI6iustOm.

u y y l ] I q ! o u G II.
@ei Der Spiritlloiep 2icen5 Be
b0roe oes 0iitrifts Columbia iino
400 9lpplifotionen fiir Ole @eiudb.
rung bon 2icen0en fir oen 8etrie6
bon @aitipirtblboften eingereidt
nor0en uno 1t3 9lpplifotionen fir
oen 9etrieb bon gngros- -Spirituoien.
@elbdften. 9Ln 1 9lobeuber treten
bic neuen 2icen5eu in Graft Bon
ocn 400 9lppIifotionen fir 2icen5en
fir ben 8etrieb bon @oitpirtbidof-
ten nitiieu 100 abgepieien peroen,
0a oos neue @eieB bcrfiigt ooB bom
l.. gaobember oieies Sabres an nur
$500 @oitpirtbihofteu I'M Giitritt
Columbia beiteben oiirfen. Das @e-
icb beidrdnft Die 8abl Scr Gngross
@ei6dfte aber nidt. @s beiteben
iett 113 oerortige @eih1fte. 9ie
0lufgabe Der 2icen3-9eboroe, oie 300
iuiiroigiteu inter Den 400 glpplifun.
ter fir 2icen8en fir oen 9etrieb bon
@oIhDirtbid)aften aus3uiuhen miro
feline gerin9e lein Glide boben PIP
plifotionen eingereidt fir @oit-
mirt6iboften in @I1ben, oie inner
bal6 Der berbotenen 3onen liegen,
itno oieie fonnen ionit obne g9eite.
res obgepieien mer6en. Sci oen
iibrigen miro Die 8eb0roe iid nadb
0eni 9luf 5u ridten baben, oen oie
Applifantcn genieBen. @s miro er-
iportet BOB oieieuieerl oeren @ldbe
innerbolb Der perbotenen 3onen lie-
gen, cinen @ro6eB ohitreneen mer-
ben im bic GouitititionaIit1t oes
Seiebes 81 priifen.
@cfdafts itraBen fino
feinc @araQcn.
Ole critic &erbafttng uno geItra-
Jung megen llebertretimg Ger neten
Observation-Disclosures, pelde 0as Ian.
9cre Stebenlaiien non gliitomo6ilen
In gepiien @eiddftsitraBen perbie.
ten fano oeitern itott Sanger ais
10 @linuten Oarf Elm 9lutomobil in
gepiilen @eid1itsitraBen niHt ite6en
gelaiien ipcroen. 6err S. ". Beter-
ion nm bate iein Pluto an Ger IA.
rno 8.5traBc 25 @1inutcn lang
iteDeu gelaiien md6ran0 cr, mie CT
iagte, in einem 6ena6bdrten Sotel
einen grief l1re6, lutO er ipurOe bon
Dem Eoli5iiten N}duSfielo ber6aftet.
Der @cr6aftete iagte, bic .3eit iei 10
ihnel Uerflogen ooB er gloubte, cr
lei nidt l1n9er ais 10 W2inuten in
Dem @otel geiueien Gr milBte SO
Straie be5ableu @egen Serrn .. $.
gSaters ipuroe oieIeIbe Q(nI6uloiglmg
er6oben aber Ga er bon 3a6mpe6 ge.
pIagt bel einem 3a6uar5t geweiei
Inn iitb ben 3obn uus3ieben 5u lnlieL.
fam er obne Strafe oaDon.
@interIieB 100000.
Ger 9aadlaB ser peritorbenen s5ron
GaroIun s. Morgdn ipiro olf iiber
$500,000 peranidlngt $240,0OO
pert6 @rltnoeigentbun uno $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

900 in @ertbpopicren. 0as inn g8oi.
icngericbt eiagercidtc Seltanent iebt
Sen Sobn @m. s. Morgan, sic Eohs
ter 9llice sc. Garter in 2onoon imo
g8m. 3. aeilil olS Ecitamentspoa.
itreder mo g}ohlaBoerpolter ciu
Cine SHweitcr Scr @eritorbcnen,
0arriett .. 5eaops, erbdlt fir Sc.
bens5cit 0ic glubnieBnng bon $4,000;
III oerielbeu Meiie lit 6rnu gttd 8.
6eIloms, cine glidte, bcOabt. Ger
93eit oes g3adlaiies miro 81 9leibcn
Gbeilen itnter oen &in0ern @m. s..
Wiorgau, Gnbio q. N1organ, gIlice
Sc Garter ltno GarolDn ~. Geiiil
pertbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
(BOrtisBnng fOIgt)

3ie 9urtebs gebei6en infoIee Der
9ocuT PIdge Defenders gut; Iie nditel
iic6 az hen 6euidredsil ~ unD in Der
3peiten glopembcr 6dlfte nerber ne
0arum eft reAt 9Qa i'm Rrsiie lte4sn'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
aiir's o0iut6e arens.D

Gie Somtnling Scr 9etrdge, peldc
betm Oeutiden Goniul Gorl u.
9iiOerib i'm uSonia Sous~ al
Ser Gde bon G6arles- rnO Ger.
monitraBe cingeganoen umfoBt
bis6er oie folgenOen 9}omen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

SRI. Dlnrie Sebal0, bic Eo1tcr Oes
biciigen oclttiGcn glr5tes Or. s. s.
SebalO, Scr. 1901, 9lisQuitbitraBe,
pel1e geiiern bon einen iiebenw0-
6eutliben @eiu1 in Cumberland,
Nlo.. 6eingefc6rt 1T BAT BORT gum
@eiten ocs Oelitiben 9lot6en areu5es
1928 gciammelt lm0 pom oortigen
v@crpania.WldnnerHor~ mo oer
@crmonias9ruucrei ole 8uIiberlng
er6alten, OoB iic peitere @eloiamm.
hngen pcranitaltcn merOcn. Sri.
Scbal0 mar, naH0eu iie 0or 0rei 80.
den oas Soiumhmgs-@ s-@ertifitot BON
Dem ocihl9en Goniul in Baltimore
befanLd deOen Sog inter 0en Gln6cr-
ldnocr 1eltti6en t6Gtig in0 fanO
re1t groBen @nt6uiiasnuts fiir sic
So6e. Serr @eorg Sbmar5en6ad,
elmer Aoer 6ouptiGHliBIten 0eiitiden
@ei@Gftsleute scr Glecn Gito Ser
9laag6enies, periprnd Sri. Se6alO
500 unO ianOte ieinen Gbed oireft
an Goniul 2iiOeriB. Gin anoerer an-
geiebener 0ciltiber, Scrr 6rant u.
9loiit. ein iriiberer W}cbgcrmeiiter
uno icbigcr 9(ftionGr oeribieoencr
beoeitcuoer Suouihicunterne6nllni-
gen tm-weitli9rr gldtDfaFb g6t orr
cifrigru ilmgen 6iiripredcrin Der.
oeutidcu Sode c6enfaas $t00. Sc
So itencrtcn Die Serren s. Il. 6lir
ihiib in0 Seinri1 Gogcl bei je 81.
0ie Serren 6roncis Su6ig imo ,Sr-
ping Sioicn6atmL iopie Srau Ni. Sa-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

gaNe sur GeiIe in's 9lnslano beiorgi ,oa.. N.
Goinc, glr. Alb. Sii-Salllmure-S -StraRe' "H"'
SuitpM 3uuIc gucnnc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-06
NrE11ITT:1T'7V's TyEa ayYSWTTYyy151Yl1 Mfs N ;s;s.s,a.5ls

answered.
 If it is absolutely essential that the bcy must help to support the broo'' think long and seriously, o parents betoie coming to the decision to cu' ,ir off from the foundations of real Am4l ican citizenship.
 See if more economy might no1 Lr;1e as many returns as the lads small wages. See if dad can't do with less spending money-for cigars, to- baecc or drinks, maybe.
 For the schools are open and free; i.'s q shame to let the chance go by. Arid it's nearly disgrace for any pare mt not to give his children a be!- ter start in life than he had himself. Says the Benztown Bard Ton going to put that boy to work? Tfat little bit of kid, Whose heart is out where the daisies in the dew and the grasses hid? Going to put that boy to work, Whose soul is always out there, Dreaming of meadows and streams
 and bridge,
 And the joy of the summer air? May be your business, and that I'm
 blind,
 Cr fool to be putting in, But putting a kid like that to work Is an economic sin; S:ulting and putting him back so
 long
 From the glory he should know In the good green spell Of the wood
 and dell Wlere a kid like him should grow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-06
TINE BLUFF P RoaREss
 RoSPERITY
DON'T STOP AT TWENTY-FIVE.

Since a start has been made toWara larating in Jefferson county tarmns families of Belgians, the project slauld be prosecuted enerseticaliy with view of securing more than tN enty-fiv families. And, if we can na. get Belgians, let's go after Ger man farmers, or French farmers WI ,e the Belgians are recognized as neing the best farmers of any of the nat'.ns now engaged in var, the Ger n,al farmer is not far behind. The small farmer of Europe is better ac,iculturist than the average one ot -.ac, because lands are higher and necessity has taught him to make every foot of ground pay, not one year only, but year after year for centuries. This has developed a sys- tem of diversification and intensive cultivation that produces profitable cyrs without L,nkrupting the soil. Jefferson can use as many of these farmers as it can get, and the land eMIers can make no better invest. mtnt than by aiding to finance the movement to locate them on Jeffer- son county lands.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-06
Officially Announced Ger many and Austria An
 xious to Secure Staple.
U. $. TAKES ACTION
State, Treasury and Commerce De: partments Officials Arranging for Shipment of ;JO,O0O Bales
 Monthly.

Washington, Dec. 5.-Representa- tives of the state, treasury and com merce departments continued today the work of preparing estimates Of the worlds cotton consumption next year.
 The committee had before it for consideration cable reports furnishca by American consuls and commercial attaches giving estimates on the cot ton consumption from various Euro pean and South American countries. These are the first of the reports to he received in response to Secretary McAdoo'5 suggestions and are being gone over by the committee with 6 view ultimately ol formulating a method of compiling the estimates on the present and prospective con- sumption Of cotton in all parts of the world.
 In the future, a monthly statement of the worlds cotton market, based upon reglar cable reports, will D. issued for the information of Amer ican cotton producers and manufa:- turers. Additional data as to the prospective production in Egypt, India, China and Russia is being awaited
 Th5 committee also is working 0 It plans for the shipment of American cottrn Il to Germany and Austria, where it officially is announced there is a tremendous demand for the product at prices ranging from 14c to 1Sc. The prime ipal difficulty at present Tn facilitating the movement of cotton to these and other European coun tries, however, according to the com mittee, apparently is the question of the high rate of marine insurance thereon. As soon as the matter can be adjusted to the satisfaction e. shippers officials expect monthly cot ton shipments from America to Ger many and Austria to reach between 75,000 to 150,OO0 bales.
 When congress convenes attemo pts will be made to amend the war risk law to provide government insurance on shipments to pelligercnt countries, even when those shipments include articles. such as cotton, which have been declared non-contraband.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-06
BELGIUM AND MEXICO,

Probably most persons think mora of belgium than they do of Mexico. At least, they yield more sympathy to King Albert's realm.
 Put true and authentic accounts SAY that conditions in Mexico are just about as bad. Only you hear more about Villa. Carranza and their as s;stants politicians than you do about the common people.
 It is said that van faces among chi'tren, induced through near starvation during years of warrara, are common all over Mexico. Women = poor. ignorant, yet women-nave no place to sleep except the open fields and must manage to live somehow whi1e their men follow their leaders, lint tarminably, seeming without end.
 Eut, you may say, Belgium is stri. ken through no fault of its own, while the Mexicans have themselves D tlame.
 Here is room for argument about that. however Belgium could have been prosperous today had it follow td the example of LuXemburS ana permitted the German troops to- pass through it's territory. Probably tho Be,Yians would not have minded 1t much, but their government was op- posed to it. But Germany says the same government was not opposed to permitting Fernch officers to overrun the land, nor was there any steps made to prevent Antwerp being used as an embarking center for troops by water.
 It would seem that the women and children of Mexico are entitled to as much sympathy as the Belgians.
 And it would appear that the only difference is that the Belgians are Belgians and the Mexicans greasers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-06
The Epistle of Paul to the
 R 0 M A N $.
CHAPTER IA.

Him that is weak in the faith receive ye, but not to doubtful disputations. 2. For one believeth that he may eat all things: another, who is weak l eateth herbs.
 g. Let not him that eateth desplse him that eateth not; and let not him which eateth not judge him that eat eth: for God hath received him. 4. Who art thou that judgest an- other mans servant? to his own mas ter he standeth or falleth. Yea, he shall be holden up: for God is able to make him stand.
 ,. One man esteemeth one day above another: another esteemeth ev- cry day alike. Let every man be fully persuaded in his own mind.
 6. He that regardeth the day, re- gardeth it unto the Lord and he that regardeth not the day, t0 the Lord he doth not regard it. He that eateth, eateth to the Lord, for he giveth God thanks; and he that eateth not, to the Lord he eaeth not, and giveth God thanks.
 7. For none odtlts liveth to himself, and no man dieth to himself.
 8. For whether we live, we live unto the Lord; and whether we die. we die unto the Lord; whether we live therefore, or die, we are the Lords.
 9. For to this end Christ both died. and rose, and revived, that,he might be Lord both of the dead and living.
 10. But why dost, thop judge thy. brother? or why dost thou set at nought thy brother ?: for we shall all stand before the judgment seat of Christ. .%<
 il. For it is written, As live, saith the Lord, every s3ee shall bow to me, and every tongue shall confess to God.
 12. So then every one of us shall give an account of himself to God.
 13 Let us not therefore judge one another any more: but judge this rather, that no man put stumbling block or an occasion to fall in his brothers way.
 IA. I know, and am persuaded by the Lord Jesus, that there is nothing unclean of itself: but to him that es- teemeth any thing to be unclean, to him it is unclean.
 15. But if thy brother be grieved with thy meat, now walkest thou not charitably. Destroy not him with thy meat, for whom Christ died.
 16 Let not then your good be evil spoken of
 17. For the kingdom of God is not meat and drink; but righteousness, and peace, and joy in the aoly Ghost.
 IS. For he that in these things serveth Christ is acceptable to God, and approved of men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-06
CITY IS DETERMINED H
 TO COLLECT POLE TAXI
Will Prosecute Telephone Company ill Civil and criminal Courts
 Unless It Settles.

Unless some settlement is reached between the city and the Southwest ern Telephone company, in the mat ter of tn eassessment of tax of 75 cents on each of the poles owned in this city by the company, suit will be filed against the company shortly by the city attorney, in addition to which the city will vigorously prose- cute the company through the affidav. it's now pending in the police court.
 The trial of these latter cases has been fixed for Tuesday afternoon, to give the local attorneys for the de- fendant company time to hear from the higher officials of the company, and it is not unlikely that the com pany may decide to pay the tax, which has been paid by other com paies owning poles in Pine Bluff.
 Unless the tax is paid by the com pany, however, the police cases will be brought to an issue, and the suits for the taxes now due. as we'll as for the penalties fixed in the city ordi- nance, will be filed by the city at tcrney some time during the next l week. Definite announcement of this | intention will likely be made at the council meeting Monday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-06
CLEANER STREETS
 THE OBJECT SOUGHT
City Beautiful Club Membefs Discuss Plan to Remove Cotton and
 Trash.

The Graphic: The City Beautiful club i, making a strenuous effort to have the loose cotton cleaned from the streets at least once of twice during tie week. The committee appointed by the president of the club conferred with every cotton firm and factor in the city and. all agreed to clean the streets or which they handled their cotton, twice a week. Some every day.
 Mayor Bloom pi omised to have this loose cotton hauled away every week. Some of the streets have never been reached by the city wagon, although the cotton and trash have been heaped up and waiting for two weeks,
 Allow ms to suggest that Mayor Bloom designate a certain day ir each week for hauling off this accu- mutation and I am sure the merch- ants and cotton men will have it ready for the wagons. What an im- proved condition this would make in our streets, and how much more at tractive to the Christmas shoppers, particularly those from out of town.
 One of the Committee.