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Compromise Reached Yes terday Means Valuable
 Property Saved.
CONVICT LABOR TO
 BE USED IN WORK
Memphis Firm Gets Contract at 1881 Cents Per Yard, and SmbIet> t0 iri>- on Board at l3 Cents South
 Bend Work Given Out.

A compromise has been effected between inc state and the linWOod levec district, thus ending the ltiga- ton over the matter of building the new lcVcc at the state convict farm near Warner, the matter having been arranged at Il meeting of the commits sioncrs of the levcc districts at Warmer yesterday.
 Information reaching here is tC the effect that the compromise means the new levee will be bnilt,-a a point about half as far back frb,r. the old lovce line as was at first proposed by the board, and which first plan was defeated through appeal to the courts by the state.
 There were present at the meeting yesterday Gus Waterman, president Frank Ingram, secretary, and Jules W. Hellums, $. A. Woods, R. E. Lake and Capt. R. R. Rice. members of the levee commission. Pcnitentary Conn missioncrs Bradsher and Ferguson were also present, as was Attorney General Wallace Davis. The comprO. mise was perfected by these repre-
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E|1EO STATES 10 RAYE FASTEST BIG |VARIlSSHIPS AFL0AT To Battle Cruisers Design k~d to Make 40 l-3
 Miles an Hour. kCH WILL CARRY
 SIX 16-INCH GUNS
ference Between President, Secre- " Daniels and Chairman of ousp Committee Decides on shiDs to Cost $1S.0GO, ,0CO Each.

ashington, Oct. 1.-The United |es navy is to have two or more be cruisers which will be faster any war vessels afloat, and will the biggest guns in the world. cretary of the Navy Daniels today ittedy that the plans for the battle sers have been prepared. They designed to make 8 knots, or -3 statute miles, an hour, and will carry six 16-inch guns. he fastest torpedo boats in the ed States navy can make about knots an hour, and the fastest royers can travel 32 to B. The battle cruisers, therefore, will bble easily to outstrip the de- yers, which have hitherto been rded as the fastest ships in the d.
 le 16-inch guns to be placed on new battle cruisers will probably he first of that size to be mount a warship. The largest known bny fighting vessel are the b. guns on the Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth of the British be new vessels, in common With Ships of the battle cruiser type sacrifice armor for speed.
 Wilson to Decide Number.
 cretary Daniels announcement wed his conference at the white e with thhe president and Chair Padgettt of the house naval af- committee, regarding the naval truction program to be submit 10 congress.
 cretary Daniels said there has no decision yet as to the num- of dreadnaughts, faster cruisers, edo boats, submarines, and air to be recommended. The deci- is to be made by the president. e conference had before it the ons of the general naval board what was learned. the board s four dreadnaughts, two battle |ers and "A destroyers.
 retary Daniels said while a dnaught has cost about $15, ,0O0,- the cost this year will be from O0O00 to $2O,OO0,0O0, largely due pe higher prices for steel. He hated the cost of battle cruiser he same figure. Four dread Ehts and two battle cruisers efore, would alone cost from 100000 to $120,000,000.
 rthis reason some of the eX'
 expressed the fear today the recommendation to congress a be for only two dreadnaughts tWo battle cruisers.
 IS would leave a margin for the larles recommended by the gen naval board. aeW vessels, battle cruiser: ba' Nbips alike, will have tht type lull construction design 'r to ,edo protection.
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fesnMltt Mtcray' ea a negro, died. here as at' at Of gunshot Mound. re- - lumber camp in Grant eco,a ~ IS alleged that McCray er nelly shot by Claud Earl,
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CONDITION SHOWS
 PRODUCTION LESS
 THAN SINCE 1909
Condition of Cotton on Sept. 25, Promises Only 169
 Pounds to Acre.

Washington, Oct. 1.-The condi- ton of cotton on September p was cos per cent of normal. indicating a yield of 16S pounds per acre and a total production of 10,950,000 equiva- lent to 50O-pound bales, the depart ment of agriculture today announced.
 Arkansas condition was placed at 63 and acreage yield at 176 pounds.
 In announcing the condition report and production estimate the crop re- porting board made this statement:
 "The co ton crop condition declin- ed S.4 points during the month, August p to September 9, which compared with an average decline In the same period in the past. ten years of 4.5 points. The estimated condi- tion at 60.S per cent of normal on September 25 forecasts yield per acre. of about 1GS pound and a total production following a reduction of l per cent from planted area for saban- donmenD of about 10,50O,OO0 bales. Last years production was 1e,l9o;Ooo bales and the 1913 crop 14 136, ,D0O A crop less than 11,0O0,000 bales would be smaller than any crop since l9o9'
 Great Deterioration.
 "The unusual deterioration has been due principally to the extremes of weather condition; periods of ex- cessive rainfall cold weather and ' drouth having characterized the sea son in most of the cotton belt. Lack of fertilizer and poor quality ol that used has been an unfavorable factor in the eastern portion of the belt There is little promise of top crop except in the northern portions ol the belt. due to the climatic condl- lions and the unusual activity of thf boll weevil, and where a top crop IS setting in the northern portions ol the belt. the latest report of the croI there makes realization dependen' unor fniure favorable weather ani late frost. o,,, drv* has been generally favorable te nicking and a much larger percentas' of the crop is ginned to this date thaf in the usual year. ..;or "In much of the southern portlol of the belt ginning is far advances <. and in some sections there picking T practically completed" o
 The condition of sos per cent o o normal compares with 6s.2 per cen on August 25, 73.5 last year. o4'l Il 1q12 and 6S.3 per cent, the average of the past ten years on Seplehoe' i25 That announcement was maae a noon today by the crop repor.tns , T., nn board of the United states departmem a1ft ta, of agriculture in it's final cohui'io'
 Final results probably will be aoov' or riptde below the amount indicated ssnte,e ae cording as conditions after septem her 25 are better or worse than aSe' age. ,, v,od L.
 The condition in Arkansas IS glve' \ as .63, compared with '.72 on Ausus I 25. ss in 1914 and 'ss ten-year aver inge. Hss F,Fc
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MUST OBSERVE SUNDAY LAW. Chicago Mayor Notifies Council Police
 Will Enforce Statute.

Chicago, Oct. 4--Mayor Thompson informed the city council tonight that all saloons in Chicago must hereafter be closed on Sundays, and that the police will enforce the state law in this regard. t It was inferred from this state ment, contained in his annual mes- sage, that he will revoke the license of any saloon-keeper hereafter foud selling wine. beer or liquor on Sun- day.
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tCoNrlNUED ON PAGE AIx,

A large number of g by 12 rugs, all new designs, just received. Kncx- Walker. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-05

-s1 .0OO worth of new fall rugs re ceived Monday. -AlI beauties. set them. KnOx-Walker, U
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Russians of One Accord.

Petrograd, Oct. 4.--Scant hope is entertained here that the Russian ultimatum to Bulgaria will alter the ruinous adventure to which that countrys rulers have committed her.
 While with enc accord the Russian press deplores the prospect of a fratricidal struggle with the young Slav nation. there are no two opin- ions regarding the necessity of Rus sian's armed intervention. if Bulgaria refused to concede the demands of the ultimatum.
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he Weather,
 fHt 'A4l

Eair a ', cooler Tuesday, Weakness
 ana continued cdoler.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-05
Developments of Yesterday Indicate War Area to In
 clude the Balkans.
RUSSIAN WARSHIPS
 APPEAR OFF VARNA
Allied Troops Hurried to Bulk. Wear Bulgarian Frontier NO,000 Turks Transferred to Lines Between
 Con>tantinopIe and DardaneIles.

Lcndon. Oct. 4.-Tho time limit set by Russia in her demand upon Bul- garia to openly break with Germany, Austria linsary and Turkey. and to eNpel from her borders German and Austrian military officers. expir d this afte rnoon. So far as is known in I.ond.n al midnight, the Sofia governmon has made no reply.
 Meanwhile, military activities on every vital frontier of the Balkan tn atre are increasing, indicating determination on the part of hostile commanders to be prepared for any eventuality.
 Developments of Day.
 The known development of the day included:
 The appearance at the Bulgaria port of Varna. in the Black sea, of Russia Warships.
 The movement of the allied troops landed at Salonika to Bulk, near the Bulgaria frontier, The seizng Of three Macedonia railroa1s by Greece, two of these being Austrian owned, while the third is French.
 The transfer of Soo00 Turkish l treops from Actresses on the Bull garian frontier to fortified lines be- tween Constantinople and the Dar- danelles. This action was taken im- l mcdiatcly following the signing of he Turco-Bulgarian agreement. The massng of great numbers along tho serbian border.
 The arrival of Sir Ian Hamilton, l British commander at the Dardanelles at Saloniak, where he inspected the srrang mcnts for the transportation of the allied troops
 Premier Venizelo- of Greece also visited ISalonika.
 | The arrival of six German avla'Ofs at Sofia and the departure from Con- stantinoplc of many skilled German workmen. bound fer Bulgaria.
 Greek refugees from Thrace, num- bering 40.000, are reported from Athens to have reached the shore of the sea of Marmora, most of them in pitable condition
 Russia Makes Distinction.
 Since Russia draws distinction between the Bulgarian government and the Bulgarian people, no repres- give measures will bye adopted against Bulgarian subjects in Russia. Even ] Nj. Madjarow, Bulgarian minister to I Russia will not be expelled Hiss passports will not be given to him. and he will bs permitted to remain undis' urbed. although no official re- lations will be maintained with him as the representative of King Ferdi- nand.
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|E MEXICANS TROOPER
 | ON RIO GRANDE
Fate Sullivan Stabbed to fath While on Sentinel Duty at Fort Brown.

pwhsvllle, Texas, Oct. 4-Five ,ans crossed the Rio Grande in a last night and assassinated Pat .. sullivan. private of troop c, caVairy. on sentinel duty near .ser bank at Fort Brown. Su1- IT, pooy was found this morn HIS mead was crushed, and he een stabbed twice in the back.
 prints on the river bank cor ea1 aleu the statement of another Y. mat he had seen five Mexi- .M " away toward Matamoras 'he American side
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yaIanD.
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LckaIes.
NIIerIei.
DnnieI Sppenheirner

MILerIei.
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1arm-Trpbldtc.

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rabo. $1.85.
Siibe @artoffeln, 2ouifinna. $t.75.
Bobnen, California 8nboue, $3.50,
Negifmihe 8abons. $500; Birss,
$3.50; Gina $3.50; 4abp. $6.75; giad
Gbes, $3.50.
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100 Rfnno.
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gierpflm5en, $500 unb $1.25 per
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4 S0rbe.
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ct. 2ouis, s. Sea. 1915. - Hiu6s
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Gptfunfamcn-T rpSnfte.

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Ser Grbprin5 Gman,el salm-e alm
in Der 5eitmng nDn @ibraItar.
Santa Gru5 auf Seneriffa,
Gn0e SftDber.

Grt0e SftDber.
Die Stimmli11g in Spanie1t, be-
lonoers aber alf BEN ipaniiden SsSn.
ieln, miro megen Der 8eorGngutlg,
ilnter Der Die lpnniide 4iiitenidiff-
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gegen Die @nglanber INNER erbitter.
ter. Gin Mrtifel ser in Santa Cruz
(Ganarilde SnieItr) erldeinenoen
3eitung u&eraloo" ipiegelt oieje
Stimmltng oeutlid tpieoer. Nait grc-
Der 8itterfeit meroen bic 5ablreid,ert
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Spanien bon ieite1 Der GnelGnoer
fortgelett gefallen lailen mntB. or
beflagt iih ttamentIib iiber Die nl-
oerredtlide l%tnterind1tne ipnnil1er
6anoelsoampfer, oie 1lab Gibraltar
geldleppt uno gum groBen Sd]cocn
Der Sdiffsfradt, bic 5~lln1eiit aus
leidt peroerbliben Sriidten be1tebt,
~aufgebalten meroen.
Mit be~ionoerem l1ntDiaen aber
renoet iid Die SeffentIidyfeit gege1
Die 8~ebanollng, Die Die gngldnocr
fpie bereits fur5 gemeIoet -6am
Brin5e1 emanuel Golm-S aIm 6u.
ben 5iiteil tperoen laIienk Ser ein mo-
Der 0ertpanoter Der &0nigin-M1ttter
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anitatt Dem Hrinaerpanr, toie anSl,-
rebmen pdre, Die @eimreile All err
leif)terr, es als @efangefe ndh helH
Observation-Disclosures gebradt uio,
ipie man iebt erf1brt, elmer 10 Itpen-
gen @~ebanOluig untertporfen, onB
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braltar ei~ngeiperrt. Ser Yrinseliin|
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lnno @eben elmer forperIiben untcr-
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elmer 8ertpanoten berbei5ufibrer1
ergebnislos. 9ie an Den
Hrin3en gerihtete aorrelporoen5,
jene inter Dem SiegeI BEG
lpaniiden &altles, miro aud iett
nod ge0ffnet uno Gilten NIT @ein
ano onoern 2~iebesgaberl bic Die ao-
benz Brin5en lc1oet, tper-
cen bel6lagnnbmt. Dns gIatt for
bert ben ipdniiden Miniiterpraiioen.
ten aufe gegen oieie 8ergemaItigung
oes ipaniiden Namens Sdritte 5u
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Itras.

Sn Gillespie @ountp 1T 81
@onoalisgabe bon 100000 fiji
StrnBenberbeiierlmg o~urd)gefaIlen
Dafiir itimmteu 1856, oagegen 273.
5n Son AngeIo muroe ELM
aRillion 4fumo Bolle gum Breiiea pnl
IA Gents Dab Yfuno perfauft, I'm
Drei Gents mebr als lebtes Sabr.
sSSl 2areoo ipIroe Der SoIDa
Jranf Scbap tuegen Gelertion mi
Sferoeoiebitabl 5u 5ruei Sabrel
3ildjtbmis p~erurteiIt.
sSn Nctoria lit belrte bic gro
BE @efliigel @usitelllrtg e%rOffnet.
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miro elm junger Maftn, Der iid benz
3eitungsgelddft mi0men min. MnB
bic oeiitid}e un6 engIiide Sprade
In Sort unO Sdrift n~ouitdnoig be-
|berridel. Npplifationen 81 rihten
an bic u5reie Yreiie~> San antonio,
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Nua Neriep.

1ie Biliitns foIen in Gdies
ssrmn0es bier8ebn Werifmerinnen
zpeeen oneeblider Spionuge erldoi.
zen baber.
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gle iino gum wefndr IN nnierm neusu
local eingeIabeu, 800 Ape. 6 (sBocos
irnrb Carriage Co. @ebduoe). @ei,pnlb
@lnm6ins e &eatiua 60. Eel. Gratis
1748. Bo6nunossSeI 1889.
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Suns 81 ptrrtMttm.

Oas umtere nnb pbere GtDdiuerf
ton Nr. 218 Cf.Gsmmeree StraEe
1T sn p~errenten. NGbere Ansfnnft III
her Office Der gfreien Hrehe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-08

Outoetlpll, 9elleIH, lz-oU Gents.
Guttunfamcn- Trp6nfte.
San Mntunip, Ser, s. Seq 1916
Yrime CRUDE Cotton Seeo CD. 551a
Gents Der @nIlone
Nsetu Yprf, s. Sea. Spot 1925;
DECEMBER, $500 un6 1881, Sanuar
1881 ul0 1888, Sebrliar. $3.50 Mns
$S.40; Mdr5. $8.41 unb $8.44; april
$S.46 unb $8.49; SUM-. $3.50 mi
$3.50; Slli, $8.7t nn6 $a75.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-08

Die Shmatboftigfcit lit 6as
MeonertaIent Der 2eute, Die nidts gu
lagen baben.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-11

The 50.O00OoO Canadian domestic war loan was subscribed twice over There were over 25.0OO separate subs cILptiOns.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-11

Vienna food prices are booming be cause of spectators, according to Zurich dispatch Clothing prices are doubled and coal is disappearing Food corners are in evidence Fresh butter recently went as high as s1.25 a pound