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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-18

FARM FOR SALE-ON DOLLARWAl
 road, twelve miles north of Pine Bluff, consisting of Il l-2 acres, Ihirty-liNC acres cleared and under good fence. Will 4cll whole tract or part of tract. Address J. D. Holley, R. r. b. No. 1, BOX. 109. 9-l2-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-18

WANTED TWO YOUNG MEN, OR
 school boys to board and room ill
 private family, convenient to High
 School Ably l2l1 Olive or phone 721 9-13-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-18

FOR SALE-A GOOD MlLCH GOV, gentle and in good condition, about
 three iourshs Jersey. Also one Art St. Clair Base Burner that's in good shape. Phone tU3S or call at 203
 w. 17th avenue. I. D. Jones. 9-l7-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-18

The Million Dollar Mystery" every Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-18

Orpheo Monday, l.. Rogers Lvtton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-18
FOR SALE

Money :o Loan on City Real Estata
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-18

dress full particulars Postoffice Box 1J3. 9-17-6t W W..NTED-A GOOD GENTLE WORK horse q few weeks for his keep, with privilege otbuyinS. Address '. E. Hiuntslngcr, R. r. D. No. 1 Box 16. 9-lb-bt THOUSAND MEN ana boys to send their cleaning and pressing and repairing to Guaran- tee Tailoring co. NJ. l.. ElklnS, manager. Telephone i42, 122 w. Second avenue. 5-lo-6i WANTED TWO YOUNG MEN, OR school boys to board and room in private family, convenient to High School. Ably l211 Olive or phone 721 9-1o-6t WANTED EMPLOYMENT AS BOOK keeper or salesman, either in Or out of city. First class references furnished Address 'k." care Graphic. 9-lo-bt WANTED-TO RENT A FARM OR position as manager of a farm for 1915. Understand handling labor. Can furnish A 1 reference. Address Farmer, No. 210 Ohio street, Pine Rluff Ark. 9-lO-1m WANTED-A POSITION AS NIGHT watchman; can give the best of references. Address Box 16, k. F.. ID. No. 1. 9-S-6t
 FOR bAA1AA:-
 FOR SALit-AIL OR PART OF furnishings ior d te nroom house. Call 122 East Sixth avenue Or phone 1922 9-iS-Gt FOR SALE AT A BARGAlN-ONE modern 2ili with $ and scVenty-one hundred acres land, together with with eight lots and four houses. Easy terms with reasonable cash payment. Apply |. C. Jenkins, Sherrill Ark. 3-lI-6t FOR SALE-A GOOD MlLCH COW, gentle and in good condition, about three iours hs Jersey. Also one Art St. Clair Base Burner that's in good shape Phone iu38 or call at 203 w. 17th avenue. I. D. Jones. 9-l7-6t FOR SALE-ANT QUANTITY OF second hand Cypress and Pine lum- Der; sound and well suited for plantation building material. One half price I. 0. b. cars i inc Bluif. l.. B. Braokin Machinery Co.,, Pine Bluff. Ark. 3 iT-6t FARM FOR SALE-0N DOLLAltWA Al road, twelve miles north of Pine Bluff, consisting of Il 1-2 acres, Ihirty-1iNo acres cleared and under good fence. Will Acll whole tract or part of tract. Address J. D. Holley, R. r. D. No. 1, BOX. l09. 9-l2-6t FOR SALE-ElGnTY- FIVE ACRES fine cultivated bottom land, cross river frcm cotton Belt shops. Two hundred and forty acres bot tom land seven miles from town on Atkins lake, price right. One hundred and twenty acres fine
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-09
FOND FANS WAIT
FOR OPENING GATE
SPOTLIGHT SHIFTS FROM THE
FIELD OF WAR TO fiEt,D
OF SPORT.
There We're Cheers and Jecrs at the
Braves Attack on the War
Scared Veterans of
Connie Mack.

Philadelphia, Oct, 9-lhe spol-
light shilts-though the time be
short-from the field OF war to the
field OF sport, and the fond rams
linger and watch and wait for the
swinging vide Of the Shibe PARK
gate. for the cheers and Jeers when
The Braves attack the war-scarred
soldiers OF Connie Mack.
The Braves have won from a
tafl-end place to the 9ietor's spoils
in a pennant race; the're gallant
burteh-as the world may sec-but
them Athletics" look good to
me
These Brave inffaldars have bat
teraa down rho Giaot fortress of
co+b.r, town ,,d .,aaaoa and damn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-09
GERMANS TOLD 10 NEITHER
GIVE NOR ACCEPT QUARTER
BY the Associated Press,

New York, Oct 9-Captain lie
bert Coleman Of the United States
army arrived here today on the Lu-
sitania from Liverpool lie is quot
ed by the City News association as
saying he has a copy OF the kai-
SER speech delivered to his sol
diers in 1910 and which he under
stands the Kaiser repeated at the
beginning OF the war. Ia this
speech the kaiser told the soldiers
that Germany's next war would be
to the death and instructed them TO
neither give nor take quarter
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-09
GERMANS ARE D[C0YEO
INTO A BELGIAN TRAP
BY the United Frees.

London. Oct News agency dis
patches today say thar big force or
Germans Who attempted TO pierce
the allied lines south Of Antwerp
we're decoyed into an unfayorable
position and we're almost annihilated
after fierce fighting.
The allies ate slowly pressing tor
ward in France The tiereest fight
ing is around Lille, Around South
Client at the extreme north Of the
battle lines the allies repulsed Ger
man skirm!shers and brought down
German acceptance
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-09
DAUGHTERS Of CONF EDERACY
CELEBRATE RthCaN's 8I81HDa'

In the presence Of large audience
Rev, e. =. Bigger opened the Reagan
birthday program with inyoca'ioh'
followed by the fayoritc old song
of Annie Laurie, SINE by Mrs, Lea
cannon. whose rendition Of this 9@i-
lad greatly pleased her hearers.
The short address Of Mr.. i. r.
ATarchbanks. who is a read@ sPeahef'
engaged the undivided attention o'
mis- audience as he characterized
REAGAN as man of unusual nerve
courage. devotion and effort. KNOW
ing him personally MI NmeboantS
smoke With feryor on these qualities
Which helped him to secure and hon
orably maintain many public posi-
lions ranging from district judge of
this section OF the state to ihat Of
post master general in the goDfeaer-
acN-
Miss Francis Barcus accompanied
BY Mrs. ". u. Boyd PLAYED otaa8t
ON FIa5 violin. Miss Barc0s ha= many
admirers of the proficient manner
in which She handles The violin ano
this appearance vas re exception.
The song. our Southland by
tx girls was we'll received tbe
. I'D. t,;,,,, ,a,rtr,,...l h{- the state
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-09
EARLY ARREST EXPECTED
IN POSTGEFItE ROBBERY
BY the United Press,

New York. Oct. PosJofGice in
spectors expect i'll day or SO to
arrest a young man suspected Of
stealing $25,ooo in gold sent by
registered mail to the First National
bank here from IL Paso. Texas The
young man went to California and
then returned to Texas to see a
girl.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-09
BY the Associated Press

BY Inc Assoclatod Press.
Paris, Oct. An official mn.
Houncement says:
The general situation has under
gone no change. Our left cavalry is
sun operating north of Lille and
La Basse. The general battle line
Is unchanged. In the Woeyre dis
tfict there has been general artil.
iery duel along the entire line
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-09
farm Efficiency Meeting.
By the Associated Press.
Muskogee, Okla, Oct. g..

Muskogee, Okla, Oct. 8. Rep
fesentatives OF the railroads, the
Agricultural and Mechanical Col
leee and the business men of the
state we're TO gather here today for
a farm efficiency meeting, at which
plans viii be discussed for extend
ing the farm educational work car
ried on By the college.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-09
pOiiCE AND AUTO BANDITS
ENGAGE IN BATTLE
By the United Press

Chicago, Ill, Oct. 9--F'iye young
automobile bandits who held up five
saloons wound up a night OF crime
early today in battle with detee-
tiyes who We're searching for them
One bandit was killed, two were
wounded and two escaped.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-09
TWO KILLED N FIGHV
ON TOP OF FREIGHT rp,,>
by IHe AssOtiated prasg

Patterson, \, j, Oct. Sin a
hght between railroad detectives
ana I'VE men on top Of fast freight
Train near here last Eight two d
the i've men we're swept to death
against railroad bridge. The de
'set'fes were put on the train 10
prevent robbegles.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-09
Bank , rs ln.e

On account Of Columbus Day, an
the banks in HaAahacme viii re-
main closed all day Monday, Get
II. 1914.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-08

LISBON, Portugal, Aug. 8.-Parlia-
ment today adopted resolution an
nouncing II 70 be PortuGAl's intention
TO stand by England IN The. present
war. yRnGl1vukthax 6uppurk ~ fake
the form Of openly declariny war On
Germany or whether It will be To
throw Portuguese ports open TO Brit
ish warships for their use, is stfll to
be determined.
The premier afterward introduced
| q resolution rendering the support OF
Portugal to England without cOndi-
tion. The resolution was responsible
for q demonstration from every sec
ton Of the chamber In honor Of Eng
land and France.
The war ONCE has ordered the mob
ilization Of three divisions OF the
army.
COPENHAGEN. Aug. S.-The real
invasion OF Russia by Germany is In
progress Reports received here to-
day say tina German invading army
Of 10000, supported by warships, has
been landed at Ekenaes and are now
marching on Helsingfors, the capital
OF Finland. The Germans have been
opposed by Russian troops. but they
are persisting In their advance and
Il IL expected that Helsingfors will
be taken. This movement Is prelim-
mary to general invasion OF Russio
by Germany From Helsinfers to st.
Petersburg there Is q direct line OF
railway along which Il IL expected the
Germans will advance.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-08
ALL AMERICANS
OUT OF EUROPE
IN MONTHS time
Ships Will Be Sent to Concentra-
tion Points to Take Them
Out of War Zone
FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES
ALREADY SETTLED
Arrival of Treasure Cruisers
Will Put an End to Lack
Of Cash

WASHINGTON Aug. S.--Sailing or
ders for Uncle Sans refuge fleet to
rescue Americans marooned In war
ring European countries were discuss
ed today at a conference of Secretary
|of State Bryan, Secretary OF the Treas
ury McAdoo. Secretary Of War Garri-
SON and Secretary of the Navy Dan
iels.
II was decided to Issue orders to
American diplomatic officers abroad to
use neutral passenger liners wherever
possible at once. Upon receipt Of ad-
viceo Of congregation Of Americans at
Concentration ports" ships will be
sent, under control of the secretary OF
war, from this country.
Within q month or six weeks, the re-
lief board expects to have the bulk OF
Americans out Of Europe-all those
that desire TO leave Immediately.
Eecretary McAdoo reported thar
financial needs Of Americans almost
everywhere abroad will have been pro.
vided for with the arrival of the cruis-
ers Tennessee and North Carolina. the
latter being scheduled to san tomor.
row or Monday.
Secretary Bryan reported that II
was expected that the embargo against
departure Of Americans from Germany
during mobilization would probably be
raised within 48 hours.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-08
MERCURY OFF ON
ANOTHER FLIGHT
Weather Man Can See No Lower
Temperatures in Sight
Before Monday

More heat for to-day 10 the predic
tion Of the weather bureau. and with
the heavy humidity hanging close,
Saturday will be oppressive. There
IL no drop In temperature In sight
for Sunday. but Monday may be
slightly cooler.
The onicial thermometer made no
startling flights Friday, registering
az IT'S highest S5 degrees at o'clock.
The city hall kiosk brazenly pre-
sented a mark OF 81 early In the after
noon Three persons were overcome
on the street by the inense heat. An
unidentified foreigner was picked up
on west side street and taken to
Harper hospital annex. He was un-
conscious most Of the night.
George 4. Riley. No. 431 Vermont
ave-. was stricken on Cass-ave. He
was taken TO the city physicians
once for treatment
Mrs. II. Corby. 2s years old, No,
286 IL Holden-ave., was overcome
while walking on Hamiln-blvd.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-08
RESERVE BOARD ON
The JOB MONDAY

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.--Formal
organization of the federal reserve
board next Monday was planned by
Secretary of Treasury McAdoo today.
Following confirmation by the senate
late yesterday of appointments to the
board of Paul M. Warburg and Fred
erick A. Celano, commissions VIII be
issued and the new members sworn In
Monday.
appointment OF governor" or
chairman, Of the board by the presi-
dent will be postponed, II was said,
until late next week. Secretary Nc
Adoo viii act as temporary ex-oficio
chairman. Preliminary organization
of the IL regional reserve banks and
election of the various classes Of d.
rectors has progressed 80 far that ear.
ly Inauguration OF the new financial
system II anticipated.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-08
Advices Indicate That Hundreds
of Teachers Are Marooned in
Europe-May Not Be Able
to Leave for Months
COLLEGES ALSO ARE
HIT BY SHORTAGE
Columbia and Other Universities
win Suffer If Hostilities
Continue

/, NEW YORK, Aug. S--Causing the
greatest CONSERVATION among educa
tional authorities, but great 10y q
Younf America, me EurOpeen wal
hreatens to cause pontponement q
the opening OF school throughout ths
country.
Adyices received here oday indicate
that hundreds Of American school
teachers are marooned In France,
Germany. England and other Eu.
ropean countries now In a state OF
war. Those In Germany have but
small chance Of getting out, possibly
for months. II Is practically certain
that 90 long as Germany is engaged
In war they will not be able to leave
except at the greatesta risk.
Colleges also report that scores 81
professors are among the Americans
marooned on the continent. Columbia
and other New York universities VIII
be seriously hampered unless condi-
tions IN Europe soon become more
favorable,
WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-Plight OF
10 Ccapital school ma'ams marooned
abroad In the war zone Is interest
ing Washington pupils. Most of the
teachers are In France and England.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Aug. s.--More
than 500 Of he school teachers OF Al.
legheny county are In Europe, and
delap In oopening the schools, suspen-
sion OF some classes and the crowd
ing of all others are expected by the
school authorities to result.
N. r. Criss, chairman OF the finance
committee OF the board OF education,
said to-day that every effort was
being made to get money to the
stranded teachers. many Of whom
were in France and Germany when
last heard from here.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-08
MAN ROBBED ON TRAIN;
ANOTHER ON STREET CAR

"A. w. Carpenter, Of Adrian, Mich,
was jostled as he stood In crowd
waiting TO alight from the 9:30 Wa
bash train. Friday night. and ss4 was
taen from his pocket during the jost-
ling process. He rushed up to Pa
trolman George Graham. as soon az
he reached the Union depot. and
pointed out M. q. Blake. Of Bradford.
Pa, az the man he suspected. Blake
was arrested.
Frank Jones. Of Scranton. Pa. 70
ported to the police that pickpocketi
took sac from him while he was nd
ing On . Jeferson car, Friday even
Inc.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-08
AUSTRIANS REFUSE AID TO
GERMAN CRUISERS, REPORT

VIENNA, AUG. s.-Montenegrs
has declared war upon Austria.
The foreign ofnce was today aa-
vfsed Of the action Of the MOn-
tenegrfn government and diplomats
ec relations were ssvered. The
Dervian and MOntenegrin army Will
be united against the Austrian
forces.
0T. PETERSBURG, Aug. s>-SThe
Russian government made public
today copies Of the correspond
ence that passed between it and
Berlin preliminary 60 the declara-
tlOn Of war. The gOvernment also
issued = statement declaring that
Hussla's intentions were peaceful
To the very end and alleging that
Germany and not Russia was the
aggressOr In the connfet.
NIsH, Aug. Silt was officially
announced today that . Servian
army has occupled Feteha In Bes-
Mia.
Fotcha II . town In Bosnia o.
the Drfna. 20 miles southeast Of
SerajevO.
BUFFALO, N. ", Aug. s.-Royal
Canadian Infantry patrollfng the
WelIand canal hGve raided m Aus
trfan recruiting station near Well
iand and arrested three men after
clOsfng the Office. Hundreds of
Aurs-isur are ~mployed On the
eeastruetiOn WORK of the canal.
~hscs IN q main artery for wheat
from the canadian Northwest 60
Enw1ana-
The Detroit times., 1914-08-08

ROME. Aug. s.-The sensational
declaration was made By italian Of
ncials here tOday that Austria HAS
declined TO aid Germany against
Engiand., The officials state that
tne Gsrnen battle crufser Goebe.
from MessIna harbor yesterday,
while steaming toward the AArfatic
with their decks cleared for action
and their men nj their stations,
wfrelessed for the Austrian neet to
come tn their assistance. The Aus
trisn naval authorities in reply
/, sent q nat refusal. declaring that
waH has not yet beem declared be-
tween Austria and England.
A. q result Of the refusal Of the
Austrians To come to their aid the
two German cruisers are In . des-
perate position. A combined French
snd English Meet is between them
and the Austrian naval base near
Trieste and they are In imminent
danger % capture or destructfon.
London. Aug. s.--rhe admiral
~ today again denied that any
naval battle has taken place on
the Dutch coast. The denial foi-
edition of the Daily Mail which
stated that q battle between the
combined fleets had taken place
OF Musden, Holland. The Mail
story said thaf 10 German war
ships had been sunk BY the British
.nd thst the remainder OF the
was being pursued. The corres-
pondent added that four Dutch tor
pedo boats were lying ON shore
waiting for the arrival of vessels
with the wounded-
PARIS, Aug. s.--In sccordsnee
with the precedent established dur
ing the war of 1870, when the
tews of BeIssrs. France. Today con-
ferred the I,egfen ef Honor On the
city or Lfege, Belgium. This un-
ussai preceeding was in reeegni-
sson Of the wonderful valoy Of the
defenAers of that city who have
eheenex the Gss.s. sr.y ssa nD-
LIVERPOOL. Auk. s,-After
dash across the ocean during which
she eludea the German eruiser
DresAen, the Cunard liner Lusi-
tenfa n expected 90 arrive here
Sunday. unless she meets with
seme nlshap On the last stage Of
wireless nesssxe. from tA% La
sissnls state that che is .sking
excellent tims. she steered south
ward out of her regular course
after be1ng warned by the British
eruiser Essen that the Dresd~n
was waiting near the regular
lane. istessfns Ga intercept her.
ZEE Printing De.e RssAs. TIN
PSfnsing Co., - John h.st
The Detroit times., 1914-08-08
MAN SLAIN in
FIGHT OVER BEER
John Crasgo Fatally Stabbed by
17-Year-Old Youth--Latter
Claims Self Defense

John Crasgo. "a years old, of No. 70
Barnes-st., was fatally stabbed by
Oran Sebastian, IL years old. OF No.
10 Medina-st.. early Saturday morn.
ing. during quarrel over possession
Of q bottle Of beer.
Crasgo was removed TO Solvay hos
pital, where he died within q few
minutes after his arrival.
Sebastian declared. when arrested
by Detectives O'Grady and Coats. thai
Crasgo knocked him down. before hs
drew his knife, and welded II IN
self-defense,
Geloh Perch. 81 years old. OF No
III Medina-st-, 10 held ~ . witnsss.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-08

| BRUSSEI4. Aug 8.--EnraGod who
his demand for Amour armisttcC
Ito collect the wounded ana bury t11
dead" Wa refused, Gen. Won Ennr1
tthor German coE1I0an06ts II I1I1II
lseventh. ninth and tenth oorpo o9U
the entire chain OF the Liego forti0c4r
tions. #
The slaughter Is terrible. as tho'
Belgian IRE IL deadly. The 0ermen0'
are advancing over open spaces fho&
have been accurately mapped ana ~.
range determined by the BolU1ono'
German field artillery, moars al
siege guns are In action. p0uf1n1
thousands of exploding shells into tho'
Belgian fortresses.
Gen. Gourneur declared that tho ~
quest for an armistice was intondo0'
onl yto permit the Germans to hurry
L up two additional army CORPS th1&
were pressing forward from Coaoono<
The Germans have been outwfttod ~
every point to date. The BG1g1oH
have apparently fallen back. Go<
feated. and when the Germans hnX1
rushed forward they have .boo
raped. This ruse has worked oG1
eral times. In addition, seve1 rc~
ments OF German cavalry who n0(
managed to cross the Meuso W0rG
surprised by Belgians and utoxo1I
cut to pieces. Those not knlod ~
wounded were forced to surrendog.
| Gen. Gourneur reported to The ~
once today that up TO the present -
entire Belgian losses have totaled or{l/
5000 men In killed and wounded. O.
against 10000 to the Germans.
The Germans are reported - Co.
tinuing their advance en- masso, a.!
spite the heavy losses already susto1n-
ed. II 10 believed here that they e.
sire to overwhelm the defendfng Be-
gian forces by sheer weight OF num-
bers. II is understood the main adl>
vance Is eing led by portions OF the
seventh army corps which II con-
manded by General Won Einem U1&
mailer and by the flower Of 0enoEoI
Won Emmich's tenth corps with t11
ninth corps, that has already born0 The
brunt OF the lighting and suffered very
heavy losse. held IN reserve.
That the Gsrmans intsnd TO capture
Liege Is Indicated by the reports tho1
further reinf0rcenents are bo1n(
brought up. In addition other 0erznol
armies are moving TO reinforce Cx
army that invaded Luxembourg. .;<
The French forces are mov1n@
through Belgium 90 rapidly a. pooG1hI
anu II Is reported at the war once th1I
the advance guard Of 100000 Fronc1
men have already effected junctiun
with the eBlgian army at point no1
mare public II Is known that ErencH
and German skirmishers have been y
contact at Marrehan and tim - be1iev<
ed here to be the prelude to ssriouo'
fighting there.
The reports received here indica1o.
that In today's fghting the 0erman0
are continuing their display OF Wou
derful bravery. In the fact Of witho
ing fire from the fort gums they hoX0
been steadily pushing their lines t.
ward, and although repulsed In genG
al charges have been able TO b<1n
their artillery much closer to the III
gan forts. "a