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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01
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bat bic u 214 aubsr ben brsi G6ifs
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s5osb auf fiinf ipsitrre Gahr5suss se-
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Tampi.rs beitonb in 2lsibungsitiidsH
uHp sinsm 9btil Der $500. bic Rsu
Gnldrb fur bic Qptbl,ioenben IN
9slgien aufgebrnht iporbsn frarsH.
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beiien DOR.
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beuifdgn llnseriesboct in Der Rdbe
BON 6dpre iorpsbiri. Jn btri.lbsn
gsasno purbs aud bas britifhs
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llnttrfnboot iorpsbirt unb psrfsnft.
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Grua1en@ torpshirt.
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/. fie Gin aaufFartbsii4iff aHsriffn.
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eegsben Iid in ben 9octsn bes Gdiffs
tinsulhiffsn. obsr DON bisfsm @s.
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.qlbmirnI GaHitnums1 stiet. Der bsIs
aifte siliihilinpt. s5rausn unb hin.
6tr an Bcrb hdtts. Die btutf9s ara,
zine fat ii& susI5IcHsu tn iSIisHasis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01
SpruaSp
Rt4tst in 9sros beOsu.

Ri9tet in Seras be6eu.
tenben g 6ooeu an.
Spler. 2eras. 81. San. - Dur9
einen 5ornabo tpuroen am Sonntag
sine 9ln5abI 9ebGube oemoIirt uno
man TbGbt ben Sa4I4oben auf etpu
$4,000.
2lus Murfbul unb SurespiIIs. I'm
Sarriipn gouutp, tpirb beri9tst, oab
bds llnpsttsr sleihfdlls i4limm gee
fDiitbet bat. Cine grObs QH5dbl !oGus
fer purben umgeipebt. Der gabuper'
tebr iOtpie Der tslssrapbifde @ertehr
Iiegen fat bOlis oarnisbsr. Der
Winbiturm mar ppn etuem tpoIieu'
bru4drttgen R@ru besItitet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01
CeiterreiHer
Saben Die Ruiien aus
ShIsengrd ben ber.
ausaetrieben.


@ien, bin 2onOon, 81. Snrtuar.
slm Sonntae slben0 spuroe folgenoe
ofii3ieIle gefanntmatatng erIaiien:
.sllti beiSen llieru oes Glnoiec
nnS beg SiSa GIuiies baben beftise
sIrtiaerieSueIe itaitttgefirtOer- llnierc
glrtiaerie, bic in Der IesteH 8eit gang
pcrsasIi6e erfoIse nit ibrem Sdie.
gen auf5npeiien bnt, 5tpong ben
GeinS our sduuuIIg OeridieSener
Sddisensrd6en.
an ben itbriger E6eiTen Der pol.
niiten 6ront fanben ebenians gr.
tiueriefdnlpfe itatt. Sn ben aarpa.
then perlief Der Gag rabig.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01
gs wartn oie(es oie 9anapfer "goea-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01
gtrense gsprihriften
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Submit bds grpb niat uebr oIs so
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NEIL.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01

beitimmt iitb, sufammense5ogsn tpor'
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unb aus Der S6atiu4e, buB aud auf
Der SftsnSe 8a9n srObe sruppens
maiIsn befOrbsrt tDerbsn, fdliebt man.
bob bic SsutI4sn tpieber sinsn ernits
Iiteu @erfua MAIDEN tpsrben, bic 81,
MEN Der 9srbiinSsten in GIanbsrn gu
burabreGen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01
aaiier 9Shbelm
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Lamb blsiben perben, BIB Der
sseinb unterIssen TT.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01
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Q1litrrtfts Al psrlebtn.

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g6lfsrrtdis su Dsrlebtn.
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bon 3912 Sonnen uno fubr ON %.
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ipiiher.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01
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m sr6bsrem llmfdnge DOr5us
bsreiten.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01
Rauberatf6t6ts

@mfteroam, Dia 9Onbou, 81.
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fdB 1000 Ttunn beutifer 9ruppeu.
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BEN OftIiasn ariessi9GuPIos ssfanbt
ipuroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01

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biesbeaiigIihen anfpusen ertbeiIt, bic
babur3 DeranIubt porben Daren,
faB tiirali9 Der bsutfhe arsuaer ga.
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mar.
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ntht ermittelt perben tonnte, torpes
olrt. Gber es oeldnq benz &reuaer, ben
Safen DON SdBnts gu srrei6en.
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fran5Oiii4e &risgsminiIterium 6at am
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li9e getonntma9ung erlaiIen:
pie Sdmpfe ON 30. Sanuar BE.
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dusf9lieblih auf glrtillerieqeiecbts.
glnf Derf6iebenen StelIen mar bas
4rtilleriefeuer auf beioen Seiten Iebr
beftig. llniere arttllerie bat iiberaa
ben 8ortbeil erSielt.
Dor Ga 8aifes baben bic gnglGns
Der ale S6iiBsngrGben tpieoer beIett,
bic iie 5eitDeilis etnsebibt botten.
Die Seutf9en boben ben S6urm, fos
ME bic 2irfe in Sonquebillers, Iiibs
LID Don 4rras, bei6piIen.
Sn ben ginfhnitten BEL 2lrras,
Bone. Soifons, Rbeims unb pert6es
babeu unfers 8otterien spei 9ef9ise
bes 6einbes NIT perlhiebene selobez
feitigunsen 5eritOrt unb perI6iebene
Observation-Disclosures, Iotpie 8is
pelIaes unb SraiHiolonnen auseinan=
oereefpreust.
Sn ben 2lrsouHsn, in ben DGlOern
bon Ga 9rurie, rpo urlere Sruppen
am %. geSDungen getpeieu tparen ets
mag 5uriit5ugebsn, tpie bersits berids
tet tporben. baben bic Deuti9en am
Samitag in Der RGbe pon Gontniue
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modt, bic abasfdIagen purben.
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@ogeien bat fi6 bic Gage ni9t ners
Gnbert. Wir balteu. beionbers in Der
NGbe BON 9absnipeiler, bic Srtihaft
4ngmont, fpelde bic Deutfhen beisbt
5u baben beboupten."
9lm 4bsnb ertIdrte bns &rieasmis
niftsrium, baB ui9ts gleuss gu beri9.
ten lei.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received for millions of dc)lars worth of building and con- slruGtion improvements in Arkansas during 1915. If you are a contractor, sub-contractor, material dealer achi- tect or engineer and are not already a subscriber. send 10 cents for a sample copy of the Southern Con- struction News, Little Rock, publi- cation that hundreds of contractors in Arkansas have learned 10 dsDeDd on for information abcut contracts to be let and proposed work in their line. This publication was establish
 cd in 1908 and has made good with the trade. One piece of information in enc issue may mean new and
 rrofitable' contract for you. send dime or stamps for samplo copy to- day. A years subscription costs $2.00. If
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ShRlNERS WERE FIRST A SORT 0F
 kU kLUX KHAN
But This Was Way Back in 1908, and in Arabia, Where
 Law Was Tardy.

In view of the fact that Sahara tenn pie has perfected arrangements for a big ceremonial session to be held the evening of April 22, at which there will be present Shriners of promi- hence from all sections of this state. and from points outside the state, the following history of the Shrine. writ ten by member of the order for the Monroe, La, News-Star, will be in- teresting to Shriners as well as to others:
 History of the Shrine.
 The Order of the Nobles of the Mys- tic Shrine was established at Mecca Arabia, in the year 5451 Gin the year of our Lord 106S) The ritual was compiled, arranged and issued at Alep- DO, Arabia, by Louis Maracci, the great Latin translator of MOhammed's s Alkoran. The order was revived and instituted at Cairo, Egypt. in 599S Equivalent to June IA, 183O.
 This order was primarily instituted for the purpose of promoting the or ganization and perfection of an i.rao- ian and Egyptian inquisition, or vlgl- lance committee, to dispense justice and execute punishment upon crimi- nals whom the tardy law did not reach to the measure of their crime.
 Being desiGned to embrace the en- tire pale of the law, and composed o1 the sterling men of the day, who would fearlessly try, judge, and, if convicted, execute the criminals with in the hour, leaving no trace of their action behind, the organization was
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-21
Cookery Secrets to be Revealed:
 DeIicious SOnthern Dishes t0 he Served
Pine Bluff Women Have Pleasant Memories of Mrs
 Vaughns Culinary Skill

methods. These methods promote economy and di&cstiblity without in any sense detrlrting from thc flavor and enjoyment of the dishes prep red. %h's. Vaughn will give practical oral lectures and demonstration of eco nomiral cooking four afternoons next Wtek for inc onli@htcnmcnt of cooks, good and otherwise, of Pine Bluff. Her work will be practical in the brCadest sense of the word.
 A completely equipped kitchen will be provided in Shriners' temple and Mrs Vaughn will show ho" to use the gas stove in such q way as 10 re duec fHel bills, nd how to get the greatest returns from an investment in | treiess cooker.
 For foHf days. beginning April 26, she will be in Pine Bluff and house. wives of this city will have the op- portWnity of cultivating their favorite art of good cooking, learning many new secrets. Mrs. Naughn's program is entirely new and Iull of good hints and pointers of value to local house wives
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perfected and carried into execution with st9rtling results,
 Temples were instituted throughout Europe some years ago. Although possessing all the powers and matcri- al of the indnisition. if required they still continue to thrive as charitable and soclal or%aniZat ions.
 Tn 1871 the ritual was brought to America by 9 representative, with in structions to place it only in the hands of high grade MaSons, owing, it is stated to the fact that .Masors were regarded as the choice of the best men of the land, and having al ready passed the ordeal of obligation.
 Oheyin9 this instruction, the ritual was placed in the hands of Dr. Walter M. Fleming, 33rd degree, and eminent commander of Columbian Command cry. No l. K T., of New York City, who, in conjunction with III. William J. Florence, 33rd degree. previously created noble of the order at Alep- DO, was given absolute authority in America. In his hands for some time il lay quite dormant.
 Dr. Fleming having absolute author ity in America Gin conjunction with William ]. Florence) together with Edward Eddy S. c. Campbell, Oswald Merle D'Aubigne. G w. Miller, John A. Moore William g. Patterson. John w. Simmons. Albert Moriarty. ali 33rd degree Masons and nearly all of them Knights Templar, instituted a temple of the Order of the Mystic Shrine in New York Brother Fleming was unanimously chosen as it's presiding officer namely, grand potentate. Ow- ing to the death of four of the original twelve, namely. Brothers D'Aubign. Chappell, Campf ell and Eddy, and the apathy and neglect of the remaining eight, Mecca temple No. 1 remained inactive until December, 1875. when w. J. Florence came from Europe, bringing with him the Oriental ritual of the order, as it was worked in foreign countries.
 In 1876, w. J. Florence called to- gether such of the original members of theorganizaton of 1871 as weIe living, and constituted in December, 1876, Mecca temple No. 1 as head of the order in America. A committee with w. J. Fleming as chairman, was appointed to draft constitution and ritual for the order in America. which constitution was, on the 9th of June, 1876, adopted in due form. and spe- cial committee was appointed to re- wise and prepare ritual for work in W5 United States, of which w. J.. Florence was chairman.
 It was then decided by the proper authorities to mf.ke a Knight Tenn plar, or 32nd degree Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Mason, the pre- requis,te for membership m America; and to make it social and charitable organization, devoted to the Welfare
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-21

ot Free M sorry which was fat'lied of the organiZation of 1871 as were grand council ol the order.
 The records show that the first badge was made of pair of tiger claws united by a gold band, forming q crescent. and suspended from a gold bar, ! badge differing only from the well known emblem of a Mystic Shriner by the substitution of scim- itar in place of the gold bar.
 Out of this small beginning has grown our magnificent order over 200000 strong.
 It will be seen by the foregoing that while the Shrine is not a Masonic or der all it's members are Masons eith- CT Knights Templar or 32nd degree members of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-21
State Historian Talks Of David Q. DOdd.

Dallas Herndon, secretary of the Arkansas History commission, of Little Rock, was the guest of honor yesterday afternoon at the meeting of David o. Dodd chapter, Daughters of the Confederacy, and made the ladies most interesting and in structive talk. principally upon the history and heroic actions of David Q. Dodd. MT. Herndon also spoke of the work of the history commission.
 There was an unusually large at tendance of members of the chapter at the meeting, which was held at the home of Mrs. w. r. Coleman, in Cherry street. with Mrs R Atkin- son, Mrs. O. w. Clark and Mrs Coleman as hOstesses. A delightful musical and literary program was carried out and the evening was greatly enjoyed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-21

the Hotel Pines Thursday, April 29, for the benefit of the memorial fund, and while the program has not yet been completed, it is already known that some of Pine Bluffs best known and most talented artists Will partci- pate.
 Another entertainment for the ben eft of the library, but which is not being given by the memorial commit tee, is the Tom Thumb wedding, which is to be repeated Saturday. The en- tertainment will be held at the Y. M. C. A. building and will start promptly at 4:30 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-21
HUGHES ON TRIAL.
Walnut Ridge Physician Faces Jury
 at Batesville.

Batesville, April 20.-Tae work oi choosing a jury in the murder trial of Dr. I. c. Hughes was started in circuit court. here this morning an1 completed at 3:2O o'clock this after noon. after which followed the open jne statements. -.
 The trial of pr. Hughes comes to Ratesyille from Walnut Ridge on a change of venue. He is being tried for the killing of Ali Ragley in Wal. nut Ridge on October P. 1910.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-21

Home Economics lectures and practi- cal cookery lessons. They have decid- edly pleasant recollections of the deli cious foods prepared and served by Mrs. Vaughn at the time of her prey ious visit to this city, and art oX- pressing the hope that she has mgnN culinary secrets to diyulge.
 Mrs. Vaughn is a superlatrely good cook, and knows how to make a l0ng list of distinctively southern dishes. She learned them from dfashioncd southern cooks, and has made over these traditional recipes 10 conform to standard measurements, 3nd the Wo- men who take cooking lessons from her have this double advantage of learning how to do old-fashioned south ern cooking by standard up-to-date
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A BAD CASE
 AND ITS RELIEF
Lady Tells Details oi Ten Years Oi Sul,ering Which Now Lies
 Behind Her.

Wallace. Va Mrs. Mary Vest, Of this town, says; About ten years age, 1 had very poor health. and for five wars it steadily Eof worse. could not stand on my f,"t. got go | could only hraa aoont in lao room Most tf tn" time was not able tO do my work.
 had terrible bcarine-down pains, my back ached all the lime and was very weak l couIG scarcely carry anything and suffered agony when | lifted anythipg. The muscles in my abdomen were SO Weak | could scarcely lit myself up straight, and thought l would surely grow crooked had difficulty in walking it was so painful suffered in hips and back and could hardly raise up at all. At times l conldnf sit on the chair=would have to lie down. l was in such agony. | just sat &rannd and cried.
 At this time. about five years ago, | began to take Cardui. at my mothers insistencp. After two or three weeks usc l saw an improve mont The pains got less gradually until they disappeared. In two months l could walk without pain and could do most of my work. For abont three years my improVemch' was steady and continued until 1 had back my health and strength.
 The cure has been permanent, Tor have been in good health for the past two years, due 10 my having taken Cardui which effected the cure.'
 All drueeists stll Cardui Try it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-21
ATTRACTIVE MILLINERY.

Do you want swell hat at small expense these hard times? Let me make it for you. using your materials if you prefer. with our hobby new shapes. We reblock and dye old hats for ST. Hours to P. m. Telephone 2O52. Mrs. Nell Kirchgraber, 1405 South Main street. tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-21
Taxi Licenses.

The police department was busy last night serving notices on owners and drivers of taxicabs to sbow their licenses. and in cases where the li- censes had not been procured, the taxi drivers were ordered to appear before Police Judge Stewart this morning to explain their delinquency.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-21
PERSONALS.

Attorney w. B. Alexander left yes- terday for Hope, on legal business.
 Mayor Simon Blooom went to Hot Springs yesterday, to spend several days for rest and to improve his health.
 Harold Roll, Iron Mountain freight brakeman, has moved here from Ar genta, and has run between Pine Bluff and Benton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-21
Eagles, Give Dance.

{: The Pine. Bluff aerie of Eagles last night entertained a large number of members and friends at a dance. at the new aerie in West Barfaoue street. The evening was delightfully."- spent, the music being excellent, the floor fine for dancing and the re- treatments delicious.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-21
Crowds Attend Revival.

Large congregations, stronog ser mons and inspiring music. are the feat ures of tlse lsfaa afaevfvs sSs yssTvfeeeH being con- ducted at Ahe First Baptist church by fs5se RsE e bds1 M fstss f5 aI,s 1sais: SsHs: assisted by Rev, w. j. Ea Cox, pastor of the church, and will remain here through next week, ", 9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-21
I'aceaSed D. A. E. Members Are Remembered.

Once each year the members of Pine Bluff chapter, Daughters of the Revolution, decorate the graves of deceased members of the chapter. With flowers. t being memorial day for the chapter. Yesterday was the anniversary of this event. and the graves were covered with beautiful flowers. nearly all of which had been raised in the gardens of members of the chapter. The meeting of the chapter was heid with Mrs. J. w. Withers. at 2:30 o'clock, and a committee of the mem- oers took the flowers to the ceme- .ery and placed them on the graves. Ihe meeting was largely attended ana many of the members accom- panied the committee to the ceme- 1ery.
 Miss Hennie Cook of Pine Bluff is visiting Miss Tracy Altschul.-Little Rock Democrat.
 Miss Lelah Wyatt of Noble Lake is spending few days here, as the guest Of Mrs. Arthur Dsroux.
 LIT: and Mrs. Harry B. Williams, Ji.. left yesterday for New Orleans, "nere they will spend several days. MIS- Tom Mitchell has fully recov- ereo rom her recent attack of illness, .: .or which she underwent an opera
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 Mrs. B. Gottlieb and Mrs. Joe Gott-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-21
Civic Research Club IO DiScuSS Taxes.

The regular meeting of the Civic Research club will be at the assembly hall of the chamber of commerce Thursday evening at o'clock, the subject for discussion being the pro- posed street tax.
 It is announced that the work of the club is to study municipal problems, and that questions concerning such problems will be asked and answered during the meetings.