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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
@slr ulusIhsr sIIauen1. !1anOeI.

Cine 16 Sabre aIte Stalieuerin bon
glep-Seric1 ge6radt. Soate
aRanucrbeuher in einem Sulie
an Der @eit9ombaroitraBe an
ne6men. Sine 6rou oerboitet.
Inter Der 9lni9uloigung, angc6.
lid Die 16,j1brige antie Gimeo BON
Der cIterliben @obmmg in Bridge
ton, ge..S. nob Baltimore perihleppt
5u 6aben, lit 6rau 9loelaioe @icaee
BON Baltimore bon Der @oli3ei feitge-
nommen mo bis 3u einem peiteren
@erbor in Der ipeitliden 8oli3ei.Sta-
tion in @epabriam bebalteu worocn.
Die 3eueenausioge bat angeblib
Solgenoes ergebeH: 5rai Wlc&ee bat
0as iunge eStalienermdoben IN einem
QoItbauie an Der @eit.2ombaroitraBe
intereebroht umo lit uad einigen "a.
gen Ger Saus6eiiberin perodbtig Dor.
aetonlmen. 0ieie bena6ridtigte Die
@oIi3ei. 5rnu Wlcaee ioll nun Dor
@oli5eiiergeant Gent iino Oen |oli5i-
item Carroll imo Smith ii9 in Der.
nrtiae @iOeripriide oerpidelt boben,
oaB ibre 5eitnabme erfolgte 5rol
01caee bebauptete, Dab oas iunge
Wldobeu in griogeton oerlobt ici lno
bierber gefommen iei, im Die @in-
f1ufe 5u Scr beporite6euoen Soh5eit
81 beiorgeu. Gos iunge 0laO6en
gao ongegen an Dab 6ran @lcaee
oen @eriud gemaAt bdben iou, iie oa.
"a 5ll bepeeen in elm oft bon Serrcu
beiuhtes Sous 81 8ie6en. 3ie @oli.
oei bat iib nad 9riogeton nm sIus.
fiinit geipanot imO miro Oornad Oie
llnteriuhuus fortieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02


2oiis 9leidnon an @lidclc 9ici-
tri unO Srou SiiOoitieitc &orfor0.
9lpcnue, uo5e gogeritraBe, 13 bci 50
SUB.
George sc. 9}oberts an 9ouiia 6.
Ho6ertS II. g., Sii0ieite Baltimore,
na6e Gol6ounitraBe, IS bel 12O SUB.
6re0. Suttance an gilbert 6. Glui'
fel mo 6rolL SiOicite Wall6errDitry
no6e Mouroeitrobe, 1876 bei 70 SUB.
6. So6n g9. 9leOeQ uno 6rau 9lO'
miniitrator, an Sonuel u. 9olOeIt
H. g., 0itede Citing uno @oloitraBe,
10 6ei 70.t0 SUB.
ella g. S'Gonnor al 2i55ie S.
0'Gonnor uno glnoerc, g8eiticite Der
Caroline nabc NreIton.Strobe, 10
bel so.
gnmn Sclmer an @m. g. Sai'
ncr iino Satin, Sil0icite Scr 9iO.
oleitroBc no6e @aiIton.9lpey ID BET
70.
gSln. =. @rect uni. @ottin an S.
Nlceole lno Satin @eitieite oerGre'
mont nobe Hierce-StroBe.
9enj. Sdwarb an Simon gieeole
uro glnoere, 8 @utnoitiide.
aort q. 10. Sdole, Srlitee. al
SSoa @roB, Siiooit.Gde ser Glorfion'
nabe Clements .StroBe, Is BEL II.
GIepelouo 81. @ealneor uno 9[ns
oere, an g9u, Wlitbel pno @oitiit
ciioieite oer 9io0Ie uobe @loutforo'
gIOe., 1876 bci 70. ,...,.,..sa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
0r. Wlidne[ OluIenfeIb neltpr6en.

glo6 mebrp0dentliber arnntbeit
i'll eeitern in ieiner Sgobnitng, glr.
234S, Grtaip @Ioce, Serr Daidacl
9loIeufeIo, Ger 6Iteite @litbeiiber Oes
,g1ew yorf Glotbine &ouie" I'M so.
2cbcnsjobre an 9lItersihm1he &c.
itorben. Serr Goicufelo, Ger in 81.
DerpooL gneIon0, eeboren ipiiroe,
fam inn 9llter BON 3 Sobreu nod,
Baltimore uno nrbeitete nad 9(6iol.
Diring Ser S6ule in Der &leioer-
bran6e. st mar 9Brdlioert Der
o@ereiuiaten SsroeIitiiben 8obl-
Observation-Disclosures unO oos
gillette W1itglieo ser Sreinourerloge
..9onig 9opio". Gr binterldBt 5mei
Sobne, SeIie imo SEQ 9ioienfelo irno
bier Godter, 8rou Socob Stolen.
boituL Srou s. Giienmou uno SRI.
Weop uno @Iiie 9foienfelo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
Wlnni,ipnIe Sans6aae.

SRI. 81. 9. SonoiD conferirte ge-
ftern nit @2opor 8reiton betreffs Der
gtdblirung einer nnni5ipolen San5'
bale I'M itaotii6en @r6ohngspier am
6uBc oeS groaopap. 9lm "a. glugtit,
an weIhem Gage oie ofii5ieac gr0ii-
nnns oes Biers itattiinoet, miro Der
erite Cans d6gebalten peroen. Sri.
&anaiu gebt no1 gfep.yorf, nm oort
Die neueiten Ean8arten 81 ituoiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

ter ser getenten fiinoigte an, OoB
er Sen @ro6eB bor Oas 8unoesober-
seribt bringen peroe. Den g(n-
tag, oie glem yorf Gcntralbobn an
ocm 9Sro6eB 6u betbeiligen lebntc
&idter Srttle untcr Siumeis ooraui
CD, 6aB iene @abn cine Seem gorfer
Corporation iei oeren g[neeleeenbei-
ten nidt Dor Oieien @eridtsbof ge-
b0ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
etnhl ein grnt.

l5reoerid Nrieb, 10 Sabre oft bon
9lr. 1i5, gsoro .9foie,StroBc, wuroe
aeitern ueeen Giebltobls zines 2ai.
bes 8rot ourM 9hter @oIoen in Der
norooItlihen @oli5ei. Station Dem
@erihtsberfobreu i6ermieien. Da
CT feline @iir9i6oft teQen fonnte.
niuBte er in oas @ef1neniB man.
Oern. 9Sriet ioII nit orei ouoercn
@naben ons 8rot Dor ser Gbiire Ger
Srou Sopbia aoutef bon 9lr. Oil,
91oro 9yort 5troBe, ipeggenonimen
babeu uno ipor Scr Giuaiqe, Ger ge.
fabt tperoen tonntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
Q3ranO an Scr CurIen-Straile.

@eiterii 9lbeno 8 llbr brad in oem
SoiIie Olr. GA, Siio.GirIeB- -5traBe,
oas BON Sobn Dibe beiuobnt miro,
i'm Speiie5inner eir 9rano aus, Der
idnmtlibe 0lobeIitiide oeruidtete
uno mId ods @e6diioe itarf beidd.
oiate. Die geipobuer oes Sanies
unren bei'm glus6rud) oes 5eliers
id1t 3ii Soiie, imo fonute nidt an
eege6en peroen, niIf mie bod iib Der
SHooen bel1iiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
GentraIOadm.9 .9ruaeE 81 GnSe.

0etroit @litv 1. 9(ug Ser
bon GborIes $. Spencer bon 92cp
Seriep mo onocreli WlinoritdtSbonos
iibabern ocr 2ofe S6ore @nbn on
eeitrenotc @ro5eB our @erbinOerung
Ger Gerihmel5ung Der 2ofe Shore
nit oer Seem Dorf GentroI6obn &c.
longte ON Donneritag glodulittoQ
81 einem pI0bIitben Gnoe inoent
NunoesoiltriftsriAter Suitle cnt.
iGieo, er babe feline $urisoiftiou in
ser Sohe- Der frabere @inoesoe'
ncrolanwoIt SSideribaW ais |erirc'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
@efariuOrtct @flaiternns Der GoIOert.
Stra1,e.

0lopor 4reiion ertldrte iid seitern
81 @imiten Der baIoigen gleu-Bflaite-
rilng Der GnloertitroBe, nahoem ibm
&err Sobn Qgerner bon glr. 500,
9loro.Goloertitry eineu 9eild a6ge.
itattet bate. @r entpfieblt ferner,
odB bic @opitrobe uno YennioIuania.
9lDenue iobolo ais m0glid1 gepflaitert
iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
Sym 0ieuitc ser Gyrei6eit!


Gin oroBortioer Sicg Ocs 0euti6-
tbums bon ScroS eegcn @robibi-
tion rmo 8wangseeicse. - Dos
gsirfen Oes Qeutidamcrifoni-
i6en NlotiouolbunOeS wiro BON
alien Seiten onerfonut uno iein
einigumgsmerf miro nit ouer
Guereie fortgcieet.
&bilo0.eIpbio I. 9(uguit.
Gos libernle Clement Oes Staates
Seros bat BEL ben @oripablen einen
groBen Sieg oopongetrogeu. 0ie
SSroge ser @ieOcrobItimnuing ii6er
Gin @robi6itions 9lmenoement sur
StootsberfoIIung ipuroe nit 10000
Stinlmen obidldgig beonttportet.
Sona6 bleibt Seros o2ocoISption"-
Stoot iino bon itootlidCr 9Srobibi-
ton beridont. Scr ontiprobibitio-
niitiiHe @ouberneirS-Gonoioot Syos.
G. 5ergiion bon Semple nuroe NIT
iiber $4,000 Stimmen Mcbrbeit no-
nlinirt, uno iein probibitioniitiider
@egen gonoioot Com Ball eeiblo-
gen. trob0em er 0ie llnteritiisung
ser @un6es- -9loniiniItrotion bate.
Ger Sieg Scr Sohe ser perionIi-
den 6reibeit lit bauptiddlih Dem
0cutihtbum, ieinem StNatsocrbon-
sc uno ser bortreffliden @erbeor-
belt Scr oeutiden Greiie oii6uidrei-
ben. gs giebt in Serns ii6er apan-
aig oeuti9e 8eitlingen unO nibt ei-
NJ mar ouf Seiten Som Balls uno
Ger 9srobi6itioniiten 6i finOen. Sic
or6eiteten nit gldn5enOer lleberaeit.
gungstreue nnO unermiiOlihem Gifer
fir sic liberole Sohe. 9ie @robi6i-
tioniiten in Seros boben Oeutide Sie-
be er6olten. Soffentlid folgt oos
Geutidtbunt @irginien's, Galifor-
MEMS. @oibington's, Greeon's uno
Gbio's Dem in Teras gegebeueu Sci
ipieI.
SETS einig. einia einigl
Qos 0ireftoriun oes g1orooitli-
den SGnger6unoes, oos an Conn
tag, Sen 26. Syuli in Scronton, En.,
meito6 bon Sen StGoten, in pelden
oie W1ebraobl ser 9unoes-@ereine
ibr Seim boben, cine Sisung abbielt,
bat beldloHen 6ie 0eiitlbe Sdnger-
melt oes 2anOes at peiteren @rote-
item qegen &robibition 8u beronloi-
len. Ser @r1iioent oes gaorO0itli-
den SGngerbunoes, Wloior Gorl
2cnb bon g2emarf, g. 8, ipeI6er in
ser 9oIitif BON Giier.GountD emit
mails cine eroBe Eolle ipielte mill
oen aonipf ouf elmer o0llig ioeoIen
WaIis fiibron. Sic berihieocnen
SdngeroerbGnoe oes 2onoes, 10 Der
O2or0oltlihc, ser 9}oroomerifoniIde,
ser 8ocifiic6e, ser Segoniicbe uno Der
Sdwei5eriIde SGneerbuno, meroen
ou6 peiter eifrig eegeu %robibition
ooitiren, ipie es bisber Oie @ereine,
aus oeuen iic beiteben unter 2eitllng
oes 9lotionalbunoes uno leiner
StootsDerbGnOe getbon bober.
Gas @rotofoQ Ser lebteu Oircfto'
ren.Sisung mar ongeiodten woroen,
neil Serr 9lrno g. N1oDib bon @bi-
looelp6ia niHt beantragt Bate, ooB
Der aampf Der oeiti6en Sdngeripclt
oes 2anoes, ,o6ne eiuer ouoeren @en-
trale Iidj on5liHlieBea~ gefibrt lper-
Sc. Serr Nopib crfldrtc ielbIt IN
ieinenl Suffrage wGren Die nngeii6r-
ten @ortc niht entbaltcn gemeien-
9lud Deribicoene Girettoren pelbe
ser Sisung beigewo6nt 6atten emit
linuen iid oieier 8oiiung oes 9lntro-
qes uid5t. Sin Director, Serr Garl
@aenbera BON Suoiou.Gountp, be-
9ouptete iuOeiien, er babe ein oieSbe-
5iiglides 9lmenoement geiteIlt. Selt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
0n nnsnrfiiLltrm 2immer.

Soiepb 9lrmitrono, 80 Sabre alt,
ipuroc geiiern IN ieinem 3immer in
Scr. 420. 8indnep @lace, wel6es nit
2eidtgas angeiiiat mar, bon ieiner
W1iitter, 6rau Sarnb 9lrmitrong, be.
muBtlos aufgeiinoen Jrau 9Irm-
Itroua ofinetc oae 6euiter, morauf
fid ibr So6n IaneIam wieoer er.
bolte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
gDcr0en nadI baltimore oe6radIt

TeteftiD Rcter 9. grooleD lmo
So6u s. @regureUitb bonn Suiti5sGc-
pnrtement iino geitern na1 Gltnber-
lano, DO, o6eereiit I'M oas @nar,
iueIAes bort in @erbinoiing nit Dem
piclbeiprodenen @}artucci-5aae per-
baitet iuoroen it, o65ubolen. 9Ingeb-
lid Ioa cos @oar oie 13 Sabre alte
Camilla @lartiicci 81 mmoralii6eu
8neden no1 Cumberland gelodt ia.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
@rnnSitiifs.l s.ltcbcrtrnnnnacn.

@rnnOitiifs-llc6crtrngnngcn.
g9m 6. @onn on Somes 6. Sor.
refer, 91oroieite Gorstpca-, nobeaeu-
neon 9luenue, IA BEL 90 SUB.
SoenrD 8. 9fittler an S6eo. s. Sob
Bad imo 6rou, SiiOoitieite Scrfbei-
mer, uo6e 9oDoroitraBe, 10 bel 60
SUB. i
Simon 9}eeOle an Somuel @aIpe
rim uno 5rau SiiOieite gnioritrobe,
I @rimoitiid.
Gbriitian ailmon rnO 6ral al
Souuie Goben, @cltieite @ohIrentltr,
na6e 5oirmount 9Ipenue, 1910 6ei
67.6 SUB.
@}argaret 6. @or0on an Gmil 81.
9eber H. st. Siioieitc o., no6e Der
@romlpeQitroBe, 14.10 bel 90 SUB.
glnuie 6. Wlorrow oil @m 050iui-
iell unO SSrou SiiOieite Sonoale-,
uo6e MormtitroBe, 13 6ei 1877 Sub.
SSo6n Sroinor imo 6raii onDlaDor
lmO StaOtrat6, 9ett elmer StroBe.
Soniucl e. 9liharos im0 5ruu an
2reO. Gidner uno 5rou, 0lorooitieite
@urriiun Cane, nnbe FrottltroBe,' 10
6ei S4.2 SUB.
@larD 81. SelS6D II. 81. al Sonuel
Z. 9liharOs, O1orooitieite @arriion
Cane, ua6e 4rottItroBe, 1875 bel S4.2
SUB.
Sames aeeltD an Wlortin 5. 90
no6ue, SiiOieite SorIenl-9lOe., no6e
0ufelouOitraBa.
@}artin S. Dono6ue an George @.
g. 9lues, SiiOieite SorIem sloenue,
no5e OufelonOitraBe, IA BEL 639
SUB.
GitD u. &. 50. an gSm 5. Gro-
6au, Siioieitc 9roolcD- nobe 9rine-
ShoBc, II bel 47.6 SUB.
Mm. Gincon an SafaDette Wlia&
9ml6er So, Gitieite @arriion.2lpe.,
uo6e 9orf Wlannor glbenue, so bel
t50 SUB.
giortbern Central @iien6abn Sc
ieQidoft an gn. 90. Sues II. 81,
9foroipeIt @de Eager uuO Concord
Strobe, 100 BEL SUB.
@farp s. Sorner an @liboel 6or-
ucr, 9ior0fpeIt Gde' 9Ii9lono SIoe.
uno SterlingitraBe.
Olorton s. Stout un0 Srau an
Sorper 9. Sbepporo H. g., 93oroicite
Baltimore, nobe gbarlesitroBc, 80.
6ei III SUB.
S5os .. Dlori6oll an SorrD g.
@rannon unO 8rot SiiOieitc ge(le-
Qnenue, nabc @orriiou Sane, 80 bel
100 SUB.
Sorrp q. @rannon OH T6omos 9.
Wloriboa, SiiOieite geQc-9lpe, no6e
@orriion 2one, 80 6ei 150 SUB
@orOon 9ieoltD So. an Sorrp gS.
@oniter uno 6rau Oitieite 9l6ea-9lpe.
na6e 33. StraBe, 14.5 BEL 80 SUB.
Sora6 s. @reiton an SorrD Gin
oen6ouen unO 8rolt Oitieite Gal.
6oun. no6e @}oi6eritroBe, 14.S 6ei 80
SUB.
G6os. 6. 9ibinger an George 81.
Spence rnO 6rou, SiiOoitieite Sc
onr 9lpenie.
gSm. 6. S. aeDier an Gam. Gby,
@eitieite Saratoga, nube glniitgitrv
IA bel 60 SUB.
Sannel z. 6riifitb an SorrD Gin
Oenbon uno 6roL Siticitc Sal
bounitraBe, nnbe 9iiggs gI0enue,
1877 6ei S22 SUB.
@u s. $. aepier an Gam. 6or,
g2eitieite 9lnlitp, na5e Sarotogoitrv
10 6ei 80 SUP.
Catherine 9looh an SreO. g9. @ia-
cor iuio 6roit 2 @runOitiide.
9iobert Seff an GOparo Sonfin
gSeitieite SterliuoitraBe, - bei 60
Sub
0bos 9f &u6n al oeniel6en, Dit
leite ISorreltitroBe, nobe Trurton-9lbe.
1926 bei ais 6lB.
@olHcr Gollege an G6en 9 Sun.
tilrg 0lorooitieie Gutaw Flacc, ua6e
9io9criitroBe. p bel los SUB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

ginen itnermiinl6ten 9eiucb fol-.
len angeblidb &errn 81 9. Sobnion
Dem Sefretdr Der mcoi6iniiden So.
fuItdt Der llnioeriitdt bon W}orDIano
am 6reitao 9tbeno 9iebe in ieiner
@obmine. glr. 623, 9S..6iiIton 9(pc.
obgeitattct bottle. 9lIsSobuion NIT iei.
ner Satin bon einem gIusflug nah
Sauic 5uriidiebrteu fanoen lie oas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
g9aIter glI6era Id6Of Ieinc gr0iI.

@cgen elmer @elonngelegenbeit &C.
rietb eeitern gladmittag @nIter gll-
bers BON g1r. 36O8, goItern-9lpenue,
nit iciuer 6raii. @larD SII6ers, in
clueu STREET, in Oeiiet @erIauf MI
bers iciner ;Srau cine aligel in Die
rcdte 9ruTticite iboB. Srau gllbers
raunte BEL glus6ru9 oes Streitcs in
Gin 9leben5immer lmo i6loB Die E6iir
hinter iid. gnbers, Ser sleih binter
i6r berfdm, ihoB cine Suael orrd
oic Ebiire our6, oie ieiner 6roa in
Die 8ruit orang. Die aueel, Die i6re
arnft oerIoren bate umo glei9 inter
Der Saut Iiben blieb. ipuroe BON Or.
Suoler BON 9lr. 1923, Oit-9alti-
more-StraBe, entfernt. 6rou 9ll6ers
beiinoet Iih nnBcr SebensgeTa6r go
Ii5iIt SeB berboftete oeu Shiiben uno
bra1te ibn na9 Der Canton @oli5ei-
5tation no CT ee9en Stelltlng BON
$1,000 BiirgIboft fir Elm @erb0r an
u1dftelt aPittmod Dor 9li1ter 4omell
entlaiien pnroe. 9llbers lit Der 81
oentbiimer oes ,Gagle Wlotion Bic
ture 4arlors~ al DER @de BON @oit'
ern-9lpenue mo Oritteu StraBe in
&ig6lon0topn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

Sil6er5eug ourGeinanoereeiporfen
iuo oie Shr6nfe ourhiudt Dor. 9ie
EoliSci bes noromeitIiden 0iitrifts
1T bon Dem Sail bena6ridtigt NOR
ocn 1no fobnoet noh Den @inbre.
hern; oicie iollen ou9eblid ooourh
il. oos Sans eclonet iein, ooB iie Die
GenIterldoen an Der 9iiidieite oes
SoliIes 5erltorten.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-17

MOVING PICTURES 0F
 CITY AND ITS PEOPLE
Scenes Made in City and Enyirons to Be shown on Screen a, i..s
 Theatre This Week.

Pictures of the dollarway, the cot on stored at loc2I congresses and the nearly completed free bridge are the most interesting scenes in the 20O0 foot of film of Pine Bluff scenes which will be exhibited at the Elk s theatre Thursday and Friday I pictures were shown to newspaper men yesterday morning.
 The scenes depicted in the film are very clear-much clearer than the usual picture made in any light and in any position. Faces of prom!n- ent Pine bluffians are easily recog- ni&aaie anl the better and larger buildings make good views bu the three scenes above mentioned stand far abo.e the rest. The scene on he dollarway shows as pretty a strip o : Those Of the cotton congresses are interesting because they are unusual very few people even in Pine Bluff are aware of the vast amount or cot- ton that Is taken cure of. at these presses. The scenes at the free bridge are as good as any construc tlon pictures and show the rarsc structure to splendid advantage.
 Pine Bluffians should feel a sense Of pride in this reel as it brings one suddenly to the realization of the size of this city. The only criticism that gan be made of the reel is that there are not titles on inserts of any character ia it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-17
YOUR SICK CH|LD IS CONSTlPATED!
 LOOK AT TONGUE
+ cross, feyerisii or bilious give
 "talifornia Syrup of Figs

No matter what ails your child, q gentle, thorough laxative should al ways be the first treatment given.
 If your little one is out-of-sorts, halfsick, isn't resting, eating and act ing naturally-look, Mother see is tongue is coated. This is sure sign that it's little stomach, liver and bowels are clogged with waste. When cross, irritable, feverish, stomach sour, breath bad or has stomach ache, diarrhoea, sore throat, full of cold, give a teaspoonful of Cali fornia Syrup of figs" and i ma few hours all the constipated poison, ua- digested food and sour bile gently moves cut of it's little bowels with Cut griping, and you have a well playful child again.
 Mothers can rest easy after giving this harmless fruit laxative" be- cause it never fails to cleanse the little ones liver and bowels and sweeten the stomach and they dearly love it's pleasant taste. Full direc- tions for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups printed on each bottle.
 Beware of counterfeit fig syrups Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bol, tie of "Califirnia Syrup of Figs" then see that it is made by the California Fig Syrup Company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-17
POSITIVE PROOF.
Should Convince the Greatest Skeptic
 in Pine Bluff.

ODOulU NOuflMCc tHc UfedtcSt cAcpliC
 in Pine Bluff.
 Because it's the evidence of Pine Bluff citizen.
 Testimony easily investigated.
 The strongest endorsement of merit.
 The best proof. Read IL:
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-17
ALLIES STRIKE
 HEAVILY, AND
 GAIN ADVANTAGE
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rages with great fury, although the burden of the conflict is on the artil- lery, the biting gale. driving rain, hail and snow before it. bringing practical ly to halt the furious attacks and counter attacks which have made this region an inferno during the past month.
 Only twice during the day did the German forces attempt attack Each Of these was violent and made uAe'us cover of terrific fire from the big guns of the enemy, but in each case .ney were hurled pack.
 Artillery conflicts continue along the Aisne.
 In the Argonne region the Germans attempted to carry St. Hubert by as- sault, but the attackers were driven back with hsavy losses.
 A surprise attack was attempted during the driving rain at Apremont in the region of St. Mihiel, the Ger- mans succeeding in advancing almost to the wire entanglements of the al lies trenches before they were dis covered, but by prompt and vigorous action the trench occupants were able to repel their assailants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-17
RUSSIAN SUCCESSES.
Prussian Forces Being Reinforced in
 EffOrt to Stay Slays.

London, Ncv 16.- Late reports from the battle line on the eastern front show Russian columns along the whole front again pressing the Germans back. They have driven the Germans from Angerburg, an important posi- tion on the Mazurian lakes. where the Russian northern army is fighting and gaining substantial ground daily.
 Across East Prussia another army is working northward from Mlava defeated stubborn German defense and advancing across the line 50 miles behind the German forces, which are now at Thorn, among the lakes. Gen. eral von Hindenburg evidently fearN disaster to this army. and has hurried big force from Thorn, seeking to compel the Russians to draw back from their attacks.
 The Russian forces are rapidly strengthening around CracoW.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-17
H|Gn LADS TRAIN
 FOR FINAL GAME
Camden Comes on Thanks giving g-Little Rock Avoids
 First Class Teams.

Coach Bassstt's team Of huskies be- gan practice yesterday for the final game against Camden High school at Pine Bluff on Thanksgiving day. None of the members of the team was seri- ously hurt in the battle with Fordyce High school Saturday, and Coach Bas- sett will be able to send his team against the Ouachita county lads in the best of shape.
 Much interest was expressed in To- cal athletic circles yesterday over the state situation The championship evidently lies between Little Rock, Fort Smith and Philadelphia and a post season series will be necessary t is believed, to settle matters. Lit te Rock Hi" with O'Neal, back field star, out of the game, will be in a bad position to meet any strong team and local fans are pulling for Fort Smith or Philadelphia to win. O'NeaI because of having played un- der an assumed name was barred from state athletic contests at meet ing of the state athletic committee Saturday.
 Little Rock "Hi," not alone because cf th" O'Nea] case seems to be Gin dutch" with the fans of at least two eiles. Little Rock High school au- thorities several days ago severed ath- letic relations with Fort Smith High school and the relations between the capital city and Pine Bluff High are strained. The Little Rock High school this year played neither Pine Bluff nor Fort Smith-the two largest towns in the state and while away their time by beating such aggrega- tions as Russellville, Conway, ct al Little Rock "Hi' authorities were un- willing to play Pine Bluff High school at Pine Bluff out offered Pine Bluff game at Little Rock The Pine Bluff authorities declined, as Pine Bluff played at the capital city last year Athletic relations, however, between the two schools have not been formal y broken off. Little Rock cancelled lhe Thanksgiving game with Fort smith two weeks ago, when dis agreement over officials developed.
 m an issue of Fort Smith High school paper of Friday is an article severely criticizing the action of the Little Rock authorities. "The tigers stripes have changed from black and gold to a solid coat of saffron," the arllcle reads. It further charges that Little Rock High school is unwilling 10 meet anyone on the gridiron who mas chance to win.
 Little Rock is determined to wifi she championship by fair means ol lou-unfair," concludes the attack.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-17
Drys i'se Motion Pictures.

Detroit, Mich, Nov. 16.-The state wide campaign in. behalf of the Hob son-Shepherd prohibition amendment was shifted to this state today, and will be carried on for a week, under the direction of the Antisaloon league of America. Among the prom inent speakers sent into the state will be former Governor Malcolm R. Patterson of Tennessee, Rev. Sam Small, former congressman, Fred Landis, Representative Richmond P. iiobson and others. Motion pictures Of Jack London's story John Barley corn viii be shown.