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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07
Gin &aiierjGgcritiid.

@ir leiel III Der o9rirencr Gro
mfr: Sohanm Mau Don So6elL So
ger inn 3. Gegimerlt ser Siroler Sol.
5eriGgcr, itrcibt aus SuOopeit an
ieire in Sien5 nobrenOc Sralt II. a.:
yGnolih ipie0er Elm fleiues Sebels.
s5eihen bon mir. Mir gebt CO gut, OBJ
pobl ih perluunoet hler IN ellcnl
Spitale lieee. Die Sellun9 id)rcltct
raid pprmGrts. Sh muroe nit nleb-
ireren Sanbsieuten geiatgen mo ab~
a~eliefert, mabrenb Die Huiien alli
lueite Stredell aus ibren St)iisengrd.
ben oui Die llnieren idoiien. IS proI-
ielte biititdblid) auf beioen Seltel.
11ns Itabmen lie i'll lbren @raben, no
biele Spote llnb 8ernrutbete lagel.
@ls Die SfieBerei am bcfti9iten mar,
aelong cs mir uno nleInclil 9tod)barn,
1nrbeobod)tct ic einen ulIiilden Mans
tel at fopern, Die mir ioiort ail5o9eu
urD utter belien mir llniere Vtilsen
p%eritedtcn. Bel eingebrohener Gam.
aner,mg, als Die llnIeren allf elmer
langen 9inie 81 einem iebr beftlgcn
Sunbgempnge los'tiirmterl, iprangen
MIR, obre meiter beobad)tct 81 lper.
ben, mieoer 81 ben llnicren, UNI nit
ibne1t meiter5uf1mpfen. @ir iuarcn
befreit! Mtein @oblgefiibl BON oa-
MATS tonnit 9u Dir gar nidt p%orltel-
len. @as bonlals nidt nleoerae,
mad,t muroe, ergab lid poer ergrifi
Die Sllld)t. slln natiten Gage babell
mir I'M Sdiiselleraben, no mir gefans
gen lagen, iiber 800 SoOte beItattet,
nabe5ll oQe nit aopiidiliien. Anl
arpeiten Gage baralli murOe id) Damn
in einem meiteren Sanogenlenge per-
Dunbet."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07

8ieoer miro or a%ngepritrel. Naf
cinioer @eilc ertlGrt err: "Gnt'dptl-
oioen Sic, bite, Sic hobcn retbt.
aber es miro Jest 10 irilD olrnfel, llllO
ih bin genobnt, ieoen Nbeno ans
Dem 8ebetbltdJe al beten. Sa5t mar
ih bellte nod niht 9etUnmen."
Der Monn. ser iait in bemIelben
atbem5uge 10 moroen mo beten fam,
intcrciiicrte mid. aim tolgenoen
Mtorocn treiie ih i'm. Gin @eliht
pom finolid)er Sarmloiigfcit itrablt
mir entgegen, it)alfbait l1d)eln lelne
augen. @obl bunbert @ranaten bat
err id)o1 %gerporfen. Sd glai,be, or bat
cin ,Ser5 mei6 wie elm Wt%itterber5;
inn SSrieocn miiroe or feillen Hegens
mllrm ubne @~elpiiiensbiiie 5crtretcn
f0ltnen.
81 iprid)t mir pon ieinem a~ollegen.
Sic limo r~egclnldBig %5ulolnnlell, lpenit
srpci an Der Sano9rallate arbeiteil
miiiicn. Ger lit and 9ergmam, aber
ans Dem rbeiniidrmeitidliidcn Sob.
l%cngcbictc. Auh bier Elm @elld,t bon
tppiid). ocitid)cr @iltmiltblgfelt. NuT
mcinc Bite Sciat or mir Die 8rand.
ten. Sie ciniod)ite iiebt ans mic cirl
Stiid aernieiic, heraliS ragt Die
9mtr. Gimmal mar Ole 3iinoldnur
nod nid)t obgebrannt, ais lie bel Den
Srou5oien onfnnl. Gin cntld)loIlelcr
Wonl bon 0riiben lhluloertc Die
@obt ooufcuo 5uriid. SeItoem be.
id%nciocn mlierc bcibcn nNnarhiten"
ole 3~iinoidniirc bis nli einen tlenell
Hcit. 9ie oroere @ranate IN Sormni
elmer Ipicliine ~perlanat 5pei Sente.
Ser cine 5iln0et an, Der anocrc NM
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07

innerbalb finn Sefuroen abid)leu-
bern.
Gtuas mebniitbig betradte id Die
5luei SelOen. 0rei Oeutid)e aanera.
Den liegen nod unbcerOigt 5piifen
Den feinoliden @raben. Sb niht ein-
mai cine iran5oiiide au9el aud) .oieic
beioen nit ibren brenncuoen 3igar.
rem binitreden miro? Gs ipGrc ihabc
INN oieie Eradlt9eitalten. Iertrauell
mir: oSem Vtutbigen bilft 8ott."-
Mn3. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07
Krieq$kdrte
und HhaS.
6cnat, ,pas Sic ,piinicbcn ntS
MIR 25 Geuts Das Stncf.

Sober uncrer abOnnenten. peMer feline 5ehlne etn Sabr TIM
Tprams mnb 25 GentS eleih emRnoet. erbalt portofret III 5 9aus a>
aelieiert: Cine sro6e arie9ss 9anbfarte, Al 3u Lang bel rs 3u breit,
(fcrhg gum Muf6Gngeu an Die Wanb) auf iuelher Sol9enpes, 9letD
af ben er1en Slid, 8u ftnoen iE.
ani Der euen seite: y Cine uor5hsIae, sroBe eonDtarte aaer
Gambler guropas nit eeuauer Be5dbnlng (Dumh Hare, rotbe Snnttel
Der Saupt fe it Ii II e n uno 20 ilitd + nationen eines leoen Sanpes.
Shies lit uberaus fpertbboQ, nm Den Serauf Der per1tGoenen Selo>
5u0e in gelgien, Sranfreit, 8ublanb etc, ETC.. gu pertolgen no
better 5l perneben.
. Inter ser aarte Guropn's lit man in flarer. letbt leerlldlrr'
Grobcr Sdrif: AZ Surge ansabe Der 8riessnriade; b Se ent~
iebrugsurlndeu lnb Velinnungen ps Sretbunpes np PEI
Sriblc Gntentc; q genaue In8aben Der n prmaten Srle1
bens> rb arie9sitarfe Der Irnneen, Slotten ro Sufttttte auer
gambler guropas. ionic Der Ser. Stamhn unb Sapan's. -.
If Der nnceren Seite: y aarte Der 9an5en @elt. ipe re IN
hricm ariegc perpidclt lit, nit Ingabe Der Y nttcrnungen BON
chamber, Der 6anptcontinene ub Seebdfcn, Sarnfefungen umo Nonfc
lmb gauge Der 5auptIfifiiabrtss Ginicn. Nan itbt Die 9enare Sa9e
Der Snieln uno Defenders, in fareu Sarben, Die 0plphtcn Der
pcrihiebcncn frie9fibreubcn Gationn mb Die @robe Der Gambler mnp
Gplonien III SuubratmeiIen Sebes 2anb bot feline e9ene
Sarbe; gub Die mereeilden s. abeIlinten limb tlar psr5sitnst.
. Inter Der @ettarte itebt cine b erglet6enDe &are Der
Ser. Staaien, in melde binin Die peridiebenen europdiifen stdaten
ciu9e5eidnct imb uno baber gang fMr bas Grpbenperbdltnib an
Sddrnnbalt, i'm GergIeit su. ben Ser. Staaten uo Den ctn5elnen
Staatcn 5eigcn. Sebr Re brreib unb ipertbpou. nidt ipabr?
b Ingabe Der Hegierun9sfornn Der ett5elnen Sdnoer, init Nare
bcs 5errIders unb os etpaigen Sbronolgers, Sld6eninbalt, Sepolfe@
rungs5abl mb SaupiiGbtc. Imb %prattiif d.. ne p IS lit
ippttbilig fir % Gents. #...'f
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07
S6bnc 6eriibmter Sran5OicI i'm Selo.

@ie ans SariS 9eIleloet miro, be.
finocn iih Die Sobnc mebrerer che
maliser YrdiiOenten bon Sranfreif)
i'm tSeloe. Der Sobn OeS fommulloie-
reuben Generals i'm '~,SelouSge 1870
ISL mo eriten Yrdiibcnten Wac-
Wabon lit &ummml0ant ocs 81. Sit
ianteric. HegimentS IN 9eliort; CT
mllroc mrunlcbr 5lnn 9rigaoier err
haunt; cin 9rloer BON ibnt oient oils
Sauptmonl. Sbcrit SaOi Sarnot,
Gin Sobu beS iriiberen E%rGiioentell,
lit cincnl Sort bon Wontmorencp Sll.
getbeilt. Gin Subn @aiinlir Ieriers
lit S%berleutnont I'M i06. Snianterle.
Hcginlent mo miroe bereitS ldpuer
uerpumoet. Gin Sobn SollbetS &C.
bort ais Sfiijier I'M i6i. Snfonteric'
Rc9imcnt Der Seiabilna bon Ser
onn an.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07

Sant mar Der Steprerfran5l mle-
Ser bel Ieiilen &anteraben, Die i'm nit
broltlenoem S,lbeI eupfingcll. 9as
a%oiofcnpfero bleibt bcinn Nesllnent,
mo Der Trall5l lit apancicrt rllo
Gas Wareinbl Bat in ibrcrn Itlllcn
Iorf Sie @'ifid)t aclcien pon Dem
Sron5l mo ieiner 1hot. "a hat lie
iif cine 1broue ans Den blolicll Nll.
gen g'piibt-oobei bats goll5 belm.
lid g'lad,t-ullO bat g'iagt: ~Sa Der
SronSl, Der SronSi-oo Dos IS bait a
0alScr &erl, q red)tcr So0cr!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07

Nls Der 3iseuner gum Tniha
ernnnnt murbe. tobtetc CT lciner
Batter. (aui Die @rauiomfeit zines
@mpcrfommlings aemeint.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07
umo baum Der &rie9ss atlas!
audj bios 25 Gents.

~ Sieier atlaS, in aebem llmldlas, trast af ieiner Sront Die
SHber: bS aaners @ilbelm bs 3peiten bon Seutidlano; ocS &ailers
Srans Soiei bon Seierreits lnsarn; bes G3aren gGfolaus bs 3tueiten
bon 9tubanb; bs YrdHbenteu Ypinart bon Srantreih; bs &on9s
Setter bes Griten BON Serbien; Georg Ds SInften BON @nglanp;
alecrts bon selgnn; 6erSirSGnSs pot su!sarter; eontantin SS
. Iub iub in bieienr NtlaS Die 9enauen &neaben iber llriade
bs ariescs uno @neabe Der Srepenss unb arie9srdre Der periodic
: benen g0lter geseben.
81 Ser atas entbdlt in sroBem giabia6e folscnbe 9anbiarten:
AZ aae Gontincnte no @eere unb SnieIn; b. europa nit 6ulpts
fenungen uo Wilitdrcentren; g NuBlanb in europa; bC SeTerreihz
llnsarn; e Ne surOpaiide SureL Sulsarien, armdnicn. serbicm.
Wonteneero nno @ried1enlano; y Srantrcib; 81 bs Seutibc 8eid;
By Stalen NIT Si3iicn. Sarbinien no aorita. Sieie 2anbtarten
o9eben gang tar unb beulid1: i0e Srubin5, iebeu erDBeren 2anbbe3irt,
jebe grOBere Stabt uo iogar Die Stdbthen IN alien bieien 2dnOern al
nno limb ollie in ibonem 5arbenorud %ausgefibrt.
Su feiuerem WdBtabe Nno Damn nod gegeben Sanbfdrten: al
Der Nieberlanoe ub ,Yelgien uno 2urembnrg; b. Der SttpeiS;4 81 bon
Griehenlanb; o. bon Spanen unb YprtusaI; q bon Guslanb unD
8ales; y bon Norfue9en unb S6peben; 81 bon Srlanb; + bon
SdottlanO.
aIip, mertbc gbunnenteni
sic fDnnen bHe 8nnbfarte 81 % Gents bns Stid, uno Den
&rie9sahas 81 20 Gents oas Stif erbatcn, ipenn sic lire 3euuug
ein Sabr I'M 8orauS be6ablen. %r Die @anbtarte II II b ben Itlas,
alto beioe, piuuiht, le9e so Gents BEL ~~s
8ohleerranocn! nnere Seler erbalhn bel Sorausbe3ablnns aud,
Die labride Yrdntie: Den aubeltcbten, idDnen unb inbults~
reiden nHeaensbnraer Maricntalenber" aratis ms 6aus aelieiert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-03
ARREST ~e~A VI BLACKS; RECOVER
 STOLEN GOODS
With Arrest of Two Men and Two Women, Believed
 Burglar Gang Broken.

With the arrest yesterday by Chiet of Police Frank Stewart and Officer Evan Parnell of a quartet of negroes the police are of the opinion that they have captured the gang of burglars which has been systemati- oally robbing suburban stores for the past two or three weeks.
 ssaAlbert Wyatt and James Hodges, negro men, are accused of burglary, and Georgie Palmer and Clara Man son are accused of receiving stolen property, as the result of the ac- tivity of Chief stewart and Officer Parnell, and a quantity of meats flour, lard and other such stuff all valued at $40 or $50, is at policT Headquarters. awaiting Identification The stuff was taken from the homes of the two negro women.
 Several stores have been robbed lately, in each case the goods stolen consisting of meats and foodstuffs o various kinds The Poss store, the Scallion store and the Michelotti store, all widely separated were robbed during the past week. and Il is believed most of the suff recover ed was taken from the Michelott store We tuesday night.
 After the quartet of blacks hac been lodged in the police station, tho officers obtained admissions from them which are said to be tanta- mount to confessions of guilt. It is expected that when the negroes ar' brought into court for trial, pleas O. guilty will be filed on their behalf because of the fact that recovery o the stolen goods from them is over whelming evidence against them. The police arc of the belief tna the negro men are "old timers" al though they have not previously TUT afoul of the law in Pine Bluff .o' Jefferson county. They are strangers to the officers here. and the manne,
 in which they are alleged to hav' l carried off tho several steals charged against them is said to indicate ex
 perence in that line of work. On' 1 of the women lives in East Sixtf street, and the other in Hoboken near the intersection of Twelfth ave nue and Louisiana street. Some O the goods were found in each of tht two houses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-03
NAME OFFICIALS
 FOR CITY ELECTION
Commissioners Make Some Changes in List of Judges
 at Tuesdays Balloting.

w. E. Sorrels. T. M. Phillips and J. w. Sanders, election commission CTS, have named selected judges and clerks to conduct the municipal cleo tion on Tuesday, April 6. when those nominated in the Democratic pri- mary recently are to be elected with out opposition. MT. Phillips is a new member of the commission, having been named to succeed the late J. $. BarraGue.
 Several changes were made in the list as first announced, these. being the substitution of Harry Hanf, Thur. man Louthansi l James Patillo and Lawrence Dixon for M. C. Cleveland, J. II. Hudson, John Harley and C., F. Dunnington, as judges at three of the polls.
 Voting Places and Officials.
 The voting places, judges and clerks are as follows:
 First Ward: McCammon's stable Harry Hanf, P. c. Chestnut, Ike Hudson. judges; Roy Hanf, J. E. Bak- CT, clerks.
 Second Ward: Fourth and Pine streets-Thurman Louthan, James Patillo, John Mccain, IT,, judges; Le- land Murphy, Calvin Burks, clerks.
 Third Ward: Wells stable-Law- renee Dixon, Jobn H. Shelby, Miles Donaldson, judges; D. T. Purnell Tracy Mills, clerks.
 Fourth Ward: Barraque street (cotton scales)-Joe Clement M. R. Stewart, J. c. Dukes, judges; F. R. Bloom, Cliff Pilkington, clerks.
 The Candidates. The candidates nominated by the Democrats, and who will be elected on Tuesday are: Simon Bloom, for mayor. J. R. Stewart, for police Judge.
 Harvey Hogs, for treasurer. Aldermen
 Frank Franey, first ward.
 Ben B. Veil, second ward. H. V. Bahlau, third ward. J. NJ. Simpson, fourth ward. D. B. Niven, third ward. Mr. Niver was nominated for the vacancy creat ed by the resignation of Alderma, Veil, who removed into the secon' ward.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-03
[. Of C,. TRUSTEES SHOW CONFIDENCE
 IN ALL OFFICIALS
Resolution Approving En. forcement of Laws-Dep-
 recate Harmful Publicity.

"A vote of confidence in the ability and willingness of the city and coun- ty authorities to enforce the laws, which followed discussion over conditions existing at present includ- ing the recent formation of a Flaw and order league" was adopted by the trustees of the Chamber of Com rnerce at the regular meeting yester- day, when the following resolution Was adopted: FFe@se@ s''Be it revolsed
 l"This board of trustees hereby eX- presses it's approval of the enforce ment of all laws of the commonwealth and will aid in the enforcement there- of.
 ..Further-that we believe that the city and county officials will see to if, that all laws are properly enforc- cd, and that they have our confidence in their desire to enforce all laws. " (. The resolution was offered and adopted after the matter had been discussed at some length. Reports of the presence of the law and order leac,ie'' here have spread to all sec tions of the country, according to some of the trustees, who stated that f0GX nave IeCSlNSu lCttSlS iiOiii o't 'i town persons, wanting to know what is the matter with Pine Bluff, that a law and order league is necessary. The receipt of such letters is taken by the recipients to indicate that Pine Bluff is receiving some adver- Using around the country, because Of the organization of the flaw and or der league"
 The trustees also discussed the mat ter of moving a cotton mill here from Coyington. Tenn, and the secretary was instructed to ask the cotton mill people to grant additional time, be- cause conditions in Pine Bluff at this time are not favorable to the sell ing of stock in this or any other big enterprise.
 The secretary was also instructed to make an effort to ascertain, if pos sible, when the Cotton Belt shops here may resume operations and put back to work the 600 or 700 men now idle. and who have been idle several weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-03

profitable result, of. g jpdieious and Liberal use -of--adxer sls ing space in the daily newspapers was never more clearly shown than in this instance All of Thursday, and again Friday, steady streams of custom flowed into the store, and at times the crowds were SO large than.s even the increas- cd sales, force was unable to accom- modate impatient bargain hunters as rapidly asf was. the desire. But every body was gooasnatured, and all those who were bargain hunting were talk en care of as fast as the busy force could reach them.
 The Froug management is highly gratified over the volume of business handled during the first two days of the sale, and all express them selves as more than ever impressed with the truth of the adage, "lt pays to advertise. z-s.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-03

Anyone wishing to ouy or sell Jefferson county script call on Cnas We'll Suppl Co. u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-03
Gains. Loses. Regains Bride.

Foster Freeman, a young man liv- ing on the Swain old place, mile from town. and Miss Ruby Paty daughter of Chas. Paty, who lives near Sheridan were married last Sat urday. Mir. Paty, on fearing of the marriage, came to Sheridan, and aft CT locating the young couple at the depot, where they were evidently eN- meeting to take train, took his daughter and carried her home. The matter was finally adjusted satisfac- torily, however, and the bride return ed to her husband the next day. Il is said that the girl was not of age.- Sheridan Headlight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-03
No Report Received.

Except for the announcement made informally in Little Rock that the committee Investigating the strike" had found there was no foundation for the grievance" no report of the committee"s findings has been re- ceived here. It was expected that County Superintendent A. w. Lowe would be supplied with a copy of the report. but MT. Lowe had not receiv- ed it up to late yesterday evening.
 It was annourCed in Little Rock that the school will reopen Monday. The negroes assert the students will not return. It is understood that the negroes are also desirous that an investigation of wider scope than the one held be prosecuted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-03
NEGRO MINISTER'S DISCUSS NORMAL SCHOOL TROUBLE Dissatisfied with Decision Reached by Board of
 Inquiry.

Twenty-Five negro ministers of Pine Bluff and vicinity participated in a meeting at the negro Masonic temple yesterday afternoon, when they dis cussed the strike of the 3o0 students at the Pine Bluff branch normal and other matters pertaining to the school. zN-
 James Jones, presiding elder of the A. M. E. church, was sselect9d as chairman of the meeting R.W. Pat terson, pastor of the St. Paul Baptist church, was chosen secretary, and Q. L. Moody, pastor of St. John church, reporter. .
 The concensus of opinion among the speakers was that the decision reached by the three members of the boar dof trustees of the school who investigated charges preferred against w. s. Harris, superintendent of the industrial department of the school, is not satisfactory to the negro citizens of Pine Bluff, and the chairman was authorized 10 kppoint committee on resolutions. This committee, which is to report to another meeting to be helG this afternoon, is com posed of preachers and physicians, as follows:
 P. w. DeLyles, Wm. Walker, - Strong, H, l.. Jordan, wv. E. Wat son, - Patterson, o. l.. Moody, John Blount of Helena and - Grudger.
 The speakers declared that the de cisio.l reached by tho members of the board 'was not in accord with the facts as they exist" The decision re- ferred to l ' the announced finding by State Superintendent George B 1 Cook, Pres dent J. c. Futrall of the University of Arkansas, A. B. Banks of Fordyce and Frank Pace of Little Rock that there twas no foundation for the grif vance" of the students and their parents.
 The decision was also reached that all negro ministers in and around l Pine Bluff should discuss the matter Sunday with their congregations, and urge the "patrops of the school tC withhold their children from attend ance upon name until the plea of the people for the removal of Mir. Harris from the scl ool is fully compiled with"
 1 It was stated af'er the meeting by Chairman lonec that it is the pur pose of the negroes to take up tho matter first in Pine Bluff and then | throughout tht state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-03

N.e money saving campaign adver- tised by the Froug Store continued to attract large crowds of cash buyers up to late hour last evening" The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-03
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury

of smell and completely deranse the whole system when entering 1t through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them, Hail,s catarrh Cure. manufactured by r. J. Cheney X Co. Toledo, O.. contains no mercury. and is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system, In buying Halt $ Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu- inc It is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio by r. J. Cheney X Co, Tes- tiinonials free.
 Take Halrs Family Pills for constipation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-03
NOT FEELING "JUST RTGKT."

When you get tired early in the day, have an overful feeling, are bill ious, have bad breath or suffer from indigestion or constipation you will find Foley. Cathartic Tablets quick and comfortable in action. They are wholesome and health giving. MT. L. l.. Levy, Green Bay, Wis, says: They do not gripe and their effect Is quick and sure. The finest cathar tic I ever used." Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-03
Kings Cook Gets Salary Cut

London, April 2,-King Georges French chef at Buckingham palace began work this morning at a re- duced salary. He has accepted cut of $l0,o00 year because of the war Just at present M. Cedrad has very little 10 do, as the menus at the pal ace are of the simplest character There are no entertainments and none is likely to be given while the war lasts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-03

Bad breath, bitter taste. dizziness and a general mo account feeling is sure sign of a torpid liver. HER BINE is the medicine needed. It makes the liver active, vitalizes tho blood, regulates the bowels and re- stores fine feeling of energy and cheerfulness. Price soc. Sold by w. l.. DeWOody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-03
WELCOME INfuRMATION

Most middle aged men and women are glad to learn that Foley Kidney Pills give relief from lansuidness
 stiff and sore muscles and joints puffiness under eyes. backache, blad- der weakness and Rheumatism. They get results. Contain no harmful drugs. Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-03
Meritol Rheumatism Powders.

The unusually large sale of this remedy is the best evidence We could offer you to prove its merit. It is made of effective ingredients, and is guaranteed to give permanent re- lief for rheumatism. We will gladly show you the formula and explain its merits to you. Prices soc and s1.00. w. L. Dswoody. local agents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-03

Chicago, April 2.-The foot and mouth quarantine is now lifted in ev- cry county in Illinois. It was stated at the office of the state veterinarian today that the last of the infected herds have been killed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-03
Canal Tolls. S2,365,25S.

Washington, April 2.-Ninety-two vessels. carryingx 424,6o6 tons of freight passed. through the Panama canal during February. Tolls. col lected for the month, $4O3,219, bring the total of canal dues collected up to $2,365,25S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-03

Just as the flying machine mark, :, the advanced form of locomotion-so the Modern American Laundry marks the advanced method C: washing. American Excelsior 5Launiry. II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-07
PEKELO winner
OF HONOR roll .
At KAMEHAMEHA

1t has been the custom at Kameha-
meha for the last six years to an
nounce the winner of the roll of hon.
or at the Manual School on commence.
ment night, but this year a different
plan was pursued to the surprise of all
the students and former graduates of
the institution, as acting president
Lieut.. C. B. Booth announced the win
ner yesterday noon after chapel ser.
vices. .... ..-...... ~.
The student body was lined up out
side the chapel steps, the cadets on
the mauka side of the steps and the
girls just opposite. Joseph Pekelo was
called to the front and was presented
with watch charm in appreciation of
his good work. He was applauded.
Joseph Pekelo had as his nearest
rival for the honor George Brandt,
who had Is votes to his credit. The
winner polled a total of 35 votes dur
ing the school year. Other candidates
in the race were William Wright and
William Mahi. Pekelo will be gradu.
ated this year, and will continue his
studies at Mills School next term. .r-