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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-01
Increase
 Yorr Credit

 It is a well established fact that the man who deposits his income in a home bank and pays all bills by check increases his credit with the business pen of the town.
 There is a very good reason for this. The merchant knows that the man who pays bills by check is handling his financial affairs in sys- tematic-and business like WHY, that ]. he Is going to get ahead in th& world
 Why not open an accountant this hank. give your money bank protec- tion and get the benefit of this in- creased credit?
 Savings Department now open. Three and four per cent interest paid on savings lcc counts.
 I||les ] Citizens Bank
 al Ssrplss ',ad Trolls, elslpoo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-01
CAKE AND BREAD SALE.

The Young Ladies' guild of Trinity church will hold cake and bread sale at Hollenberg's Music house Sat- urday, October 3. 9-29-5t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-01

''Buy Stove" right now. before the rush starts at CLEvELAlND-MAT- THEWS HDW CO If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-01
ADVANCEMENT

Mrs. H. c. Wilson will take few more pupils in piano, beginning Octo- Der 1. For further information call 2135. Residence No. 1914 w. Fifth avenue. 9-29-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-01

HENRY ROBERTS d. CO, lnsur- ance and Bonds. 123 1-2 W. End Ave Phone. S19 2-25 If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-01

Cal0mel. calOmel. yoE cannot ,tav sor Jjv-yer-lnx has shown us an eas. lAr way. Ask Redelrs Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-01
STOCK GROWERS 0F STATE MEET
 HERE TODAY
CONTINUED FROM PAGB oNm

president, M. H. Rutherford, Sulphur Rock, first vice president, and K. D. Dunlap of Clarksville, second vice president. The members of the ex- ecutive committee are John E. Rogers, Prairie Grove; John D. Eldridge, Augusta; J. N. Williams, Monticello; Dr. G. B. Browne, Warren; John H. Page, Little Rock; Prof. w. M Fowler, Fayetteville; Fl. F. Auten, Little Rock; E. C.. Anderson, Texarkana. and C. P. Vaughn, Newark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-01
How To Give Quinine To Children.

FEBRILTNEis is the trademark name given to m
 improved Quinne. Itis Tasteless Syrup. pleas Children take it and never know it is Quinine. Also especially adapted to adults who cannot take ordinary Quin;ne.. Does not nauseate nor it the next time you need Quinine for any pur- pose. Ask for 2ounce original package. The name FEDRlLlNI; is blown iu bottle. c5 cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-01
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which meets in Pine Bluff on Octo Der l and 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
9ei'm SSOferipiel ii6errai6t.

gei elmer Ga33ia ouf Sic ggirt6.
lbaft BON s9ni Nlorieberger, 93r.119,
SiiO GbarlesitraBe, iiberraibteu ge-
tern Abeno 9finOe Sergeont Yfeu-
nia, Ssrgeant 8bilips imo oie So.
lljllien 6orrelt itno 9enoer licbell
@oIie bei'm oneebliden @oferipieIe
aud erbeuteten lie ein aortenipicl
uno mq5rere Sunocrt SpieImarfeu.
Ger g2irtb uuroc nit Sen @GIter
nod ser mittIeren EoIi5eiitotion &C.
brodt no gegcn Nloriebcrger oie Pin.
lduloiglrrg cr5o6en puroe, onaeblid5
III icinein ,ofole Oas @liidsipiel &c.
ltattct 81 5oben SS6breno Die &a3.
5ia Oorgcnoalmen mlroc, ipuroc Sic
Srou 0es Wit6es o6niuddtig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22

bierniit iaatc tie. nSerbiei bat Sen
eriteu 9lnlaB 5lm 0rieg gcgeben,
9luBlanO bat ben &rieg ourd ieine
Wlobilmuhung bcgonucn tno 6roni.
reid iit in oen arieg ein8etreici oo.
ourH, OaB es Crippeu iibcr Die
Yrcn5e ianotc. Die ariegsertldrimg
obcr fonl 5uerit bon Gcnti9lano.
Gulti6lauo aber aina nit rcincn
S5dnocr iu0 .ciucal @cpificu ii 0cn
arieG.~
@cjiiglidl ser 9tcutralitat Bel.
aicnS crfldrtc oic &c0nerill lie mod
te i6rc 3uborcridjait eriudct oie
1raac ciunol bonn etbiihen Stano'
mmtt ais SIT betra6ten. g2cnr cine
9Sotion 3mci &ilibtcn 81 criiiacn ba.
be lno bic 6eioen @ilidtcn aerotbcn
III Gouilift, oonn miiiic unbe0niat
oic tlcincrc |iliht oer aroBcrcn mei
der.
Sn Dem porlieacn6eu 6olle 1dbe
gcutihlono lid 5pei 9silihtcn 9e-
gcuiibergeie1en Der @flidt Ger Gin.
Doltuna cincs @ertroges uuo Der
&flitt scr SeIbiterbolhtng. Die
lcbtcre 9}flic6t Iei cntibicoen Die gro
berc qeucicn. Gouu g1be eS uber
I'M intcrnotionoleu @eieb cincn Eol
Jus, Del6cr eincn gleltoIitdts0er.
tyog ols 6infGaiq crtlore, weml 0os
betreifcn0e nclttrole 2ono ielbit lei
ne 9tcutrolit1t berIebc. 9ieie gSobr.
ibcinGhfcit ici bel 9elgien porbaus
ocn geipeien; DeutinIonO babe poil
iiDc gloMriAten gcbobt. OoB Dor Der
Griegserfldrlug irou5oiiihe Gfiis
3ierc nod 9eleien geionot worocn
ieien mo oob irou5oiiidc gleroplule
ilbcr 6clgiihen Icrritortun gcilos
gen icien. Gs babe oic Mobrlhein.
lhfcit bciton0en, ooB 5ronfrcid be
obiintigt babe, 0urd 9elgien IN
Deutidlono ein6u0ringcu. OAR
tboti1AliM cine @eridmorung 5iui.
i6en 6rontreid, GnslanO ino 9el
glen beitan0eu, b6ttcn Die Gotumcn
te 6ciuieicn. pelAe nah Der GinnoD
me BON 9riiiiel in oen oortigcn slr.
dipeu aefunocn morocu lcien-
GeutidIano iei ionlit DoIlitdn0ig &c.
rcdtiertiet selpcien menn es lenc
Srtppen babe ourd 6eIgii6cs Eerri
ioriimi narihircn loHen 0eltldl
lono babe obcr nibt sic glbiidt &C.
0o6t, 9eleien III irgenO elmer &ciic
81 IAdoigen imo babe oesbalb Dem
icl6en oen @oridllua aemadt pie
s,uteoritdt gelgiens 81 wabren mo
fir jeoeu eDeutuelleu S6oben Der
giihmg 81 leiiten iolls oen oelltl6ea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22

1ulppeu Ser 9urdmnrih geitattet
igeroe. 9eIgien babe Guolano ste
fen @orihlag uuterbreitet, mo eng.
lono babe ooruif seratben @ioer.
iiono 81 lciitcn Pins 0icienl @rimf
Sc miiiie 0clti6lono Gieienigeu
pcranhportlicl boltcn meldc Bel
aien in oeu arieg getricbeH b0tten.
9e5iigliN Scr ongebIidl BON Dciit-
ideu beru6ten @rouiomfeiteu iagte
Grl. BON s6miot.@oult Dob oic
Oeitidcn Cffi5ierc bon ocn 9cleiern
nc5piuieen morocn ieien Die itrcng-
itcr MoBregcIu gcgen Gi0iliitcn SIT
erareiicn 9lidt MIR Grioncblene,
ionoern ouc1 &inoer battcu ouf 5ols
oaten, weI6e iid oltf Ocnl 0lorid be.
finoen ois Dem Snitcr6olt aeiboi
icn. 1icic 2cute 6dtten nod 6ci
S9etem idIuHer gc1ouit mic6ranc.
ircluS.
3lm SAluB ioatc SRI bon
56miot.@ouli, iie bofie, ooB oie
suwcieuoeu ibr ni6t ieiuolic6 &c.
iinut icieL ionoern oaB es i6r ge.
liugeu moge, oicicl6cn ais 6reiuioe
8iI gcutnncn.
ebc Sri. bon SaniiOt EonIi
iuruh. hielt @rofciior Scnru g9oo0
cine lGngcrc glnipro6c, IN melder
cl sic in elmer frii1eren Geriomm-
nmg 0cs g(uuoell Clubs bon @ros
fcIIor 9(rtbur O.2o0cioo bon Ser
yo1ns Sopfins llniDcriitGt gum
glusorld aebrobtc 9lniic6t, Bob
Ecutidlono sen Gric9 Bate bermci-
Sen f0nncn, oenieI6cn ober oitrb lei,
ne SanohngSmciic berbeigcfiibrt
Hobc. mioeriprad. 9tad Der gIuipro,
chc Der iungen Gome aus 0elltid'
lono ergriif oonn @rofciior SoUeiop
cas- g9ort Inn aiti Ole Grfldrlngen
pon 9Srofeiior g8ooo 81 alttiuorten.
0icic 9lntuort mor ocrort, oaB iih
s3roiciior @ooO 81 elmer 2lntiport
OeronloBt iob.
gllS @roieiior 9oDeiop Die 9ebalp
tang oufitcatc, OoB GcutidIouO ouf
ccu arieg gcorEH9cn babe, ertonten
ron Uerihieocneu Seitcn Die &ufe;
oGos lit nidt fol"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
Sin Sutes &c5cpt tul
S9aar 81 Onatlem.
eai6ei-S6ee nno Sdiucfsl madt
itreifises, fables ubcr araues
0our bnnfel imO
slGmscnO.

geinole SeOermonn meiB, DOB
Sul6ci-lbcc uno S6mefel riHtig
oenliiht, oie notiirIi1e Sar6e mo
ben @lan5 ocs Soares 5uriidbrinseu.
fols ooiiclbe fobl, itreiiig ooer grau
gcworoen iit 0ertrei6t Sduppcn
uer6inoert Suden uno SoarauSfoa.
Dor So6ren foniitc sic Slii6uu9
nnr 3l Sollie fabri3irt iperoen, mas
nit pieleu @liiben perbunoen mar.
Neut5utagc forOern mir MIR in irs
qcno ciuer 9lpotbetc ,Gpetb's Saar
ans SULPHUR Soir COMPOUND" uno
man erDdlt fir 80 Gents cine arobc
Slaidlc Seoermann 6enlst oieieS
olte, berii6nte 9le5ept, neil 91ienono
nlogIiher @eiie erTeunen fam. ouB
Sic S6r Soor omfeItcn, On qs 10
natitrgctreu mio alei6mGBig &c.
ihicbt- @lon fen6te eirfo6 ciuen
Sdluurim o0er einc meide @iiritc
odniit ou uno 3ie6t Oieie Stro1u nod
Strobn Ourd Oos Soor. @is gum
Y'orgen Deridpin0et oas qraue0a1r.
gio6 elmer o0er 5ipei peiteren Appli.
5irungen miro 0os S5oor id6n
idfpors, Oidt uno eIGr5enD rnS Sie
ie6en Inn Sabre finger onS (qEaS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
IN 3aricab bcrIebt.

9ci elmer GoIIiiion 3pii&en ci,
ncm pon Somuci $. @6Dnebarot
bon 91r 719, DIT 9rcitou.S StroBc,
gcIcnftcu Goricab nit einem gtito-
loIhuagen Ger 9rooflanolpooo.
Spring gSoter Gonipoup an Der Wfo
oiion lmo ct. Saul StroBe, luurOc
Der 4saiiagier ocS Earicobs, Sobn
s @am, bon Gopington, ga, oil
Ser rc6ten Sauo oerlest. Ser Gboitf.
icrr Oes &nricobs iuuroe BON ieinenr
Git geidleiocrt, cnttom jeOod I'M
rcrlett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22

Baltimore. in0 ,5uDetteltr., Gutam',
3milhen 9altimorcitrl mo Wlaoiion.
qlpc. Iipiiion., 8pii6en NlcNleHen'
ctr. im0 glort6 glpe, Samilton,
3luiic6en @arf.9lpe. imo ct. &aaliir.
GonrtlanO. 5piidleh 6rontlhl uno
Genteritr., 9t eail 3ipihen Na
miltol unO Gentcriir Gcntcr 3mi-
ihel @ourtlan0iir. imo @ai6ington
9Ioce Center 5wiicben @oworolir.
uno @oibiuaton.9lace, Saratoga,
5lpiidjen @recne. H. @omar0itr ga.
roliues 3wiidcn EbonicS mo @rott
2troB,.
0iaDpr Io0et 5uS ITO glmcs
rifQ Gour elm.
W2onpr @reiton bat all 1000 Stoot
O6erbdnpter ocr bouptidhliditen
gfaote IN alien 9beilen OeS Sonocs
Shrcibei geridtct. III uel6en er SIR
1heilnaDmc an ocr bon per utSioelitn
lunt So. arrangirten 2iiogIneri
fa.1our sur Scrbeiiii6rin8 beiierer
@anoclsbe5ie6ungen 5piiheu oen beis
Sen S1noern einlaOet. 3ir Ebeil
nabme an oer 5abrt iueroel mir etpa
300 4erioneu gepiiniht oamit oos
SHiff ribt iiberiiiat miro.
@iro @efhenf fiir Danf.
tag.
Cbpo6l sic 9uogetbeboroe Die &c.
oiiion Ser bon oen 0eporteinentS fir
oaS nadiie So6r aeipiinidten &erwils
ligngcu 3unl qlbihlnB aebradt bot
miro es nod mebrere Gage in PIN,
ipru6 ncbmen bis Ole enoqiitigeit
Ncreduungeu fcrtigaeiteat iino mo
ole So6c ser Stcuerrate icitgeitelt
meroen Tam. NlaDor 4reiton boiit,
oaB cs gelingcn miro, bic 9lotc 70 5u
balien, Dab iie fir oie 9iirocr oer
Staot elm Ianttagsacibcnf meroen
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
Nrnno nn Ser gNniicrEanie.

9Aii ocu Sohiec. SdleppoanlpIer
@oca6ontaS, 4 Der ant 6iBe ser Ga'
roline. StrQBe, lieat brad getern
Olorgcu oiii im6etonntc @eilc ein
Geuer ans, Oas Ocn SHlepper bei'
no6c uoQitanoia 5crii0rte. Gas SGiit
bramte bis SIR @aiierlhiic nieoer
mlO iebte audb oeli @ier IN Srano.
Die 3cuerl0ihboote Cataract" nm
,Ichoe" crlhieneu ali Der Srdno-
iidtte mio 6efampiten oie 6lammcn
in Gcncinihait nit Scr nlormirten
,Scicrmebr. SnioIge oes itarfcn @in-
ocS mo ser 9roben a1lte beuotbigten
bic 9oibnanuidaiten eue polle
5tlmoe, inn oie 6lnnmen 81 inter.
Oriiden Der Sdnoen betrdgt ctpa
$1,000. DaS 6cuer piiroe ourh oen
Gierlu0dlter @. ) 16irloip eutoedt.
Gpt. 2coiu i. @ett0 bon 9lr. 2Ol3,
Goulonoion.9tUeme, lit Scr Giaeut6ii.
mer 0eS @ooteS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
llnfalls.G6rOnif.

Srou Gli3abctb Niebeer bon einem
9hltomobil nieocroermint. r. N1it
idlimmcn &crleblngen nod) benz
.Tronflin Squarc,Noipitol" &c.
bro6t. ~ Sine S3.id1riee 6rou
itiir5t aeoeu ciueu Oicn uno
trdgt idlimme %crIcbim9cu ou.
bon.
SMlinne &crIebingcn Bat geltern
Sl6enO oeqcn 1aS llbr oic 66 Sobre
olte Irou @d5obcib QIebger, bon
Nlr. 936, g8eit 5o1ette. StroBe, erlit.
ten ais iic OIL Der G0monoion9lOc.,
sriihen Wfonroc imo @ouion.S Stro.
&c, BON cinem gtltomobil oes Nrn
Iornon SomcS, bon 9tr. %, SScit.
@ioole StroBe, oetroficn miiroe. SSn
Gem &roftmoeeu miir6e bic &erlctte
nom oem 8ronflin Squore.Soipitol
ce6romt. @olter Snell, ocr in glr
81. 9Seit Gliper.StroBe pobnbaite
Nbnuftcllr, mnroc DcrDnrtct lillo III
sic Iiioueitlimc 9SoIi8ei Station cin.
qclioicrt.
9}o6lu pcricbentlih bin.
rofornl
S5rait Gborlcs Sfinuer, - Sabre
oIt, BON 9t. l73t 5Iinohlfi.gIOcv
rdbm gcitern pcricbcnoli@ cine %.
iiS G6olcform uno miiBtc in Der go
ll5eiombulon5 ocS norOmeitIidcn 81.
itrifts noh Oenl @obnemonu-@olpi'
tai eebrndlt mcrocu.
6aBc obQeiduittcn.
Gem in 94r. III, g9elcome.gtqeu
mobu6oitc So Sabre olte 2utDer
2cpis. puroc gcItcrn in 9ocilit @oinf
nor Dem @ctreioe. Spcider %" Don
elmer 2ofomotipc Der Baltimore &
Cbio.Giicnbabn" iibcriabren. Gas
rccbtc 9eiu ino ser Iinfc Sub wuroe
inn obgeidnitteu. Su Der &oli3ei
cm6ilou5 uilroe 0cr &erlcbte nod
Sem McrcD.Soipitol gebraht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
tginc iuaderc aampftrin.

sri. Gliio6etb BON 5dmiOt@oult
cinc @ouucr stu0entiu iiibrt ci.
ne Gompoonc aegcn Die oeutid'
feinoG6eu Seenobridtcn " oie.
icm conoc Siclt @ortrog oor
oem 2lrnoeIIGm6.
Tim Sic imiihtbarcn Scnoe
Gcutldlouos g 6efdmpicn welhe
ourd 9iigcnuabridteu Dem alten sSa.
tcrlauoc su 9cibc riiden 1T SRI GIi.
ia6etb BON 5hmiot @ouli cine Shl.
ocntil ser llnperiitdt Bonn welde
Su 9luSbrud oes arieocS lire Shl-
oicu mterbroH mo iid6 in Den Gienlt
ocS 9fot6cn areu5cs itelltc, naN oelt
Der. 5taaten acfomuen Sic mcllt
sur 3eit in Baltimore ais @ait ocr
1oinilic pon 9roieiior Moo0 BON per
sSo6nS Sopfils.l .llniucriitQt. @eitcrn
9iadmitta9 bate iie @clegcu3eit Dor
ben IN dtoBcr 3obl erihienenen DlIt.
qlieoern oes .glrlmocl Clubs im
Seint oes Clubs. 9ar. 1000, 9loro
@6arlesiirabe, cine glniprode 81 bal.
teii III wdlder lie in ilicBcnocnl Gnes
liIh sic @riinoc flarlegte, ueIhc
Ceidl6louo 3um ariege 5mange1,
ino ebenio oie ougeblidc Gerlebm9
Ser glelitralitdt 8eleiens ourb
0edihlano bebanoelte.
5ie beQam ibrc glniprnbe nit oen
g9orten .g9d6reuO 0riibei SalIcnoe
5oloaten I'M ScI0e iiir Die SIRE lmo
Gaterlono tdnipien in0 leioen 1T
nod elm imiidt6arer Srieg i'm @on
&C. Der ocs Safes imO Der N'iBaunit
qegen mein gcliebtes &dterlouo.
Cieic 6cinoe 5li befampfcn bin id
bierbcr oefoumen Sie bier IN Die.
lem 2an0e ge60reu nibt 81 Icneh
pelGe o6nc @erbor iprcdbcn mio per-
urt6eilen."
Sri. BON SHnliot.&ollli bebouoeltc
oann 3imdHit ole 6rage g2er trogt
0ie SdulO all Dem 9hSbrlld oes
aricges?~ sic mics 3uerit oaranf
6un oaB CcitidlanO in Den lebteu A
Sobreu mir Observation-Disclosures an
oen la9 acleat babe rno oaB es pdbs
reno oieicr 3eit puuoerbur cnporge
bliibt ie imo oesbolb tcinen arieg
geilht babc inn feline @rrunaenlNaIs
ten luicoer aufs spiel 5u icpen-
Ganr mics oic @eonerin an Der Nano
nas 0eutihen uHo engIildlen g8eIBen
Buds nad, oaB Der oeati@e aailer
iein WlogIidites actbou 6abe Inn oen
&riea 3u permcioei Sn &crbmopng
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22

Ger Staliener 9lidolaS Giccoreld
.pon 9}r. 1909. Cit 9on6aroitroBe,
beridietc geitern oaB er ON lcbten
Gicuitoa cinen irii6ereu @litorbciter,
9lomens @rnuo Siia Der an Der 3.
StrnBe in Sio5lonotopn gewobnt
babe. ieinc Griparniiie in 5o6e Don
$i56i SIR gIuibewabriiug iiberae6er
babe. inns 0oB Der 2ebtere MN ipur'
los Deribpunoen lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
C8artsnban.gInsitcLIAna a6aeIdI0Iicn

Die 9(isitelhuia Der Nlarplanoer
Sortifultlr.@ .@eielidoit@ III Der @oi-
ien6ollc oea 5. 8e9iineuts fam geF
iicru A6eno ii ll6r 5lun slbiGlrB.
g9ic Sic @eamteu Scr Beicllidait mii'
ihciltcu lpar cs bic criolarcicblie
glisicnina. mcldc icmals ~ @'arp'
lano ob9eboltcu IuiIroc Gie nilsges
iiellicn Rrooiifte luaren 5ablreIhcr
uuD beiicr ais in irii1ercn Sabreu
uno ocr @eind Nor liner allc2 Gr.
irarien 8ui
Der aeiiriae Ia0 Der slusIicauna
mar oem oNlaruldu0er 8iencn5iidlter,
9erciu gcmionet Iie 8rieitraBcr.
ssapele 9ab am Adcao elm Gou8ert
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gSO man iidJ auiiiircn fauu.

ollnfcI 9raiig.Gereen~ aGcreinigte
0iitritte ocS Geiti6eu lluteritiit-
3an9sbuuoes" mo ,@ernonia-
GoncIaoc 9lr. 202~ pcraniiolten
5eute 9lniternroiteu. @roBer
GommerS ser StGote.@creilli.
0uua oes .9lrbeiter-s sGuaerbitn.
ocS".
Gin gttiiernicit ua6 @larDlGnoer
9roudl BdIt beite Ser ,llnfel 9rdiig.
Screen in Grallbner'S o@eiten0-
@ort" al Scr @arriIon Cane. Eie
6eitlihteit lit nid)t nur fir Oie N1it-
olieoer, ionoern oii6 fir Oeren Ga.
men orrangirt. 93iHt nur 9luitcrt
mer0eu oei 9eiuderl ieroirt meroen,
IonOcrn aud) on0ere 9ederbiiicn. Sic
6eiiIihfcit ninlmt INN I ltbr 95oh-
mitta9s ibren 9lniaHg.
Auf mad 0eln n9tbertD.
&arf
9iebbaber Don ihmadbaften 9lii-
tern follten uiht pcriebIer. iid) beutc
9lodmittaa i'm n9ibertp.Earf~ an
ser gaiiern.9lpcule.9loao cin5ufin.
oeu woiclbit sic .@ercini9ten Gi.
iirifte 0cS Ecrtidcu llnteritiislnes-
9ruloes" cincn aroBel 9tiitern.
idjnaus obbaltcu. Gin tiidtiges glr.
ranecnciits.Goniitc bat felt g9odcH
fiir sic 6eiilidfeit geriiitct uno itc6en
ben @cinhern daBcrit genubreicbe
Stnoen in 9hlSiidt.
@eptofop6cn balten 9(u.
fcrnffmauS
Gas alidbrIide gliiternicit oes
n@crmania-Gorclauc g1r POP" BON
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-09
Believed Intention of Administration
Although Secretary Garrison Says
No Orders Have Been Issued
Differences of Opinionin the
Cabinet Over Such Action
TWO GERMAN SHIPS ARE REPORTED AT
PUERTO MEXICO WITH ARMS FOR HUERTA
MEDIATION STATUS===U. s. DELEGATES

Washington, May 8-High tension marked the Mexican
situation today both the military and the diplomatic side
The department the chief of activity and while
authoritative made beyond Secretary Gar
rsons formal reply that mo orders for additional troop
have been SENT became known that the sending of
additional troops Vera Cruz under consideration and
probably would be carried This step would be intended
aggressive measure but reasonable pecauton
support the force already there of any untoward
event
Of equally serious Importance the report that two
German merchant ships about at Puerto Mexico
with large supplies of and ammunition for General Huer
1t realized that this if true would present incl
dent similar the arrival of the Ypanga with her cargo of
mnion which led the American occupation of Vera Cruz
Huera protest medato that the United States had broken
the armstice by landing additional troops at Vera Cruz
considered by the cabinet and later Secretary Bryan announced
that the reply of this government stated that aggressive
steps had been taken by the United States forces and that moth
ing had been done in violation of the suspension of hoes
The American reply delivered to the mediatos late
TODAY The medaors themselves also took the that the
question raised by Huea the observance of the armsce
could cleared away and that Huea could be convinced that
the United States had violated in spirit least the
tice which had been agreed upon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-09

Bath, Me-, May S.-The cradle for
the cup defence candidate, Defiance,
was completed today and tomorrow the
sloop will be allowed to slide down
the ways to the waters edge, where
she will be held until released Mon
day for her plunge into the Kennebec
river.
1t was practically settled tonight
that Miss Frances Clark of Phila-
delphia, the sponsor, will perform the
christening from some safely guarded
spot on the deck. She will be accom-
panied by her father, r. Walter Clark,
treasurer of the Tri-City syndicate
1t also was decided to use the steel
mainmast which measures 112 feet
long. This with the topmast, which
is of spruce and 40 feet long, and the
main boom will all be stepped on the
same tide, Immediately after the
launching.
The selection of the steel mast in
preference to the wooden spar was
made after careful comparison had
been made as to the minimum of
the odds favoring the former although
considerably heavier than the wooden
mast. "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-09
DR.. Shaw a President

The Rev DIR. Anna Howard Shaw,
New York was elected president of
the committee on suffrage and rights
of citizenship. When the announce
ment of her reelection was made,
the Countess of Aberdeen delivered an
address to the assembly. She said she
had hoped a woman of another nation
atty would relieve her of the respon-
sibility of the office of president of the
council The members or her family,
she added. desired her to abandon the
trying position and she had only con-
scented to be a candidate for reelection
when she was unanimously requested
to do so.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett of Wash
ington, .. c., president OF the Amer
lean section, created a laugh by
moving a resolution that telegram
of coincidence be sent the Earl OF An-
erdeen, lord lieutenant of Ireland, on
the reelection of his wife. When the
laughter had. subsidized the assembly
adopted a motion to send to the earl
a telegram of thanks for the services
of the Countess
Mrs. Sewall also addressed the as
sembly and thanked the council for
her reelection as honorary president.
She held the attention of the officers
and delegates as she dwelt on the in
ternational character being done by
the national council which she was
gradually making for an era of inter-
national sisterhood. Mrs. Sewall apol-
ogiZed for what she termed seeming
neglect in her work for some time past
which he'd been due to absorbing du-
ties for woman suffrage. pa. ----A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-09
Also Mrs. Sewall of
Maine at Rome
Meeting on
Friday
President and Honorary Pres
ident Of Council

Rome, May S.-The Countess of Alb
erdeen today was reelected president
of the International Council of Wo
men. Her reelection was almost unan-
imous. The confess will hold office for
five years. Mrs. Mary Wright Sewell
of Eliot, Me, was reelected honorary
president.
Among the other officers chosen to-
day are:
Nine. Jules Siegfried, France, first
vice president; F'roken Hem Forch-
hammer, Denmark, second vice pres
ident; Mrs Henry Dobson. Tasmania,
third vice president; Fraulein DR..
Alice Saloman, Germany, correspond
ing secretary; Nine. Alphen Salvador,
France, recording secretary. and Mrs.
w. E. Sanford, Canada, treasurer.