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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-08
Cbioer sesisIatur.
2anbifrabes, Steusrs unb 2iquorsGns
selssembeiten Derben bic SolOns
biefe Wo6e bsi9Gftisen.

Columbus. g., 7. 5ebruar. =
Inter ben Wabregeln, nit tpelaen ii9
bic 2egisldtur bisie Wo9e pornebms
lid bsf9Gftigtn pirb, ge60rsn Steuers
u1lb Ganbitrabenungelegenbeiten unb,
tbie eripartet tpirb, aud Ulabnabmen
fir Qiquprregulationen. 4Die es
beibt, iinb bic 2anbonteIs unter ben
Wiitgliebern nit Der geplanten glos
miniitrationsbia sur Reorgdnfiiruns
bes itaatli9sn QanbitraBen 0epartes
ments ni6t einnsritan6en. sic ipollen
bic @orlase 70 amenbieren, buB has
Gtaatsbepartement ii9 uur I'M bic
iogenannten grobeu Mnrttlunbitraben,
Der 2onbftrabsn5uu IN ben Gounties
aber ben gountD aommifdrsn unters
IteQt iein Ion. Die 9prluge 1T nod
oar nift einberi6tet, bic 2anbontels
pollen a6er aenntniB bon bem SnAalt
bsrIelben BADEN.
Dos Steuer &ommittee bes !Sous
les bat auf 9onneritas a6eno cine
Dffentlifx SiBung 5ur geIpreduns
DON SteuerporldgsH anberuumt, UNI
ben bier peilenben WeitglieOern Der
Sbio Wuni5ipal 2iga @elesenbeit 81
aeben, lire 4nii9ten bem aommittee
Dorautraeen. Die 2iga bGlt bier am
9onnerffag unb Greitas bieier Wods
;bre sSabresberIaomlung db.
S6glei6 Die Don Slerming einses
brafte 6ausbill als bic Giquor Uors
lace Der 9lbminiitration angeieben
pirb. bereiten anbers Mitslieoer eben'
faQs 8orlaqen Iber ben Segenfdno
DOT. Genotor McOermott DON 5rums
bul nil bieIe @o6e nod cine 9iquor
Bill sin6erihten unb Senator Wioors
DON Sefferfpn So. iO1 eine iol9e ents
uerfen. Was bic 9orlagen enrhalter
uerben, 1T ni6t bstunnt.
Gin peiteres Spfer.
Tabettepille, %. 3d., Z
Ssbruor. = Dur9 ben am Sonntae
srfolstsn Sob bes Tarbisen @smuE
gbanbler, fteist bic 3afl Der Spfe'
Der Grplofon, bic am Samitag in Del
Carlisle 9rube Der NerD Rioer GoaI
50. ifottfanS, auf 81. Snsgeiamm'
fpurben $50 Usann Derihiittet, oor
benen 100 le6s1b aus Der Srube Der
ausaef6offt iperben tpnnten. Gbanole'
mar Der eil5ige Der Gerettetsr, oe1
eruIts gerleBunssn baponsetrag.n bat
| lie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-08
Sapan brpbt.
gs pilIGbina NIT O en- q ! I
Bpingen bic ibm &c.
helttenGor6erungen
an bemiIligeu.


5u bepilligen.
Netting Z. Gebruar. gsie Der
1ineiiife @eiaHbte in Snpan Der @e.
aierung teIegrapbirt bat. orogt Sopan
nit miIitdriiden 1abnabmen faas
Die Don ibm seiteIIten 5orSeriingen
nift Suoeitoroen iperoen. Sn amt
lid,en areiicn lit man ieoo4 Der an.
Iid)t, Sab Sieic Orobungen nitt oil.
5uernit su nebmen iino.
Bon Der greiie wie audi bon etrt.
ilubreiden gerionen Diro Oem Pralt.
oenien GUAM Sbu &ni geratben. So
pan nit @eipalt nebuten 5I laiisn,
ipos es baben piu. oa @btna nuBer
Stanoe iein Diiroe, gSi0eritano 5u
leiiien, aber er ioIIte iih gang ent.
ibieoen peisern, ernieorigenoe 3uge.
ItdneniiIe su MAIDEN. Bie es bciBt.
nil ber PrGfioeut perihieoeHe Der
Gor0erlineen SapaHs erfiiIlen ur6
i'm iolhe aon5eiiionen gerpubrelL
fuie iie elmer anberen aiIswdrtIgen
Wla6t 5useIinuSen iperben piiroen,
ieSod feline geoingungen erfiillen
ourh pelte/ /Gbina's Souneranitdtss
rette betroifm Uiiroen. 2ie Regie-
riuls erfiillt ben @unidb Snpans, oob
nihts iiber Die 8erbanolungen betiig.
lid Snpnns 8or6erirtgen in bic Sef.
ferltlihfeit oriHgt.
S9auersefdj6tsn
SIN 5oas bia 2onbon, 7. Jebr.
2lus Drag tpiro BON nnstbIi9en ipsite>
rsn llnruhsn beriaiet. bic burH bic
9erbaftuns pon idediiaen Stubsntsn
unb Sournaliiten perriria9t itin fOts
len. es beibi. bab felt benz sritsu
sFebrucr auF fiinf berporrosenos 90.
litter in B0bmen 8ouIbeuattsutute
gsmadt iporben fino.
.Odr6nneIIeu bombaroirt.
2onbom7. Iebruar. gie Der
grhoHge telegraph 60. aus ItsfH
gemeIoet miro, ioIlen bier feinoIihe
Sorpeoobcote bic tiirfiihen Sorts in
ben 9nr6aneIlen beifoilen bobat.
Snseeiamnlt iDirroen pom cen SGif.
fen ia Shiiiie absegeben uuo 5Dei
Wlunitions6epots puroeH in grnno
geifoIleu.
Gparien befIngt fi&.
Wtnbrib, nia goris. 7. 6ebriiar.
Cie fpuniit,e Scnbelsfauuner fitrt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-08
ylm eIaubt Oab England bas sdiff

w2m gIarbt, oab England bds' SdIff
unterDess belblognaIrnen rDiro.
9ie .Taeia~ fiibr am berfloHeuen
Sountag bon @alDeiton ab uno Ga,
pit1n @eorge McDonalb erfldrte AM
Sonntag oaB er niGt Diibte mann bic
9feiie fortgeiest 'peroen ioate. Sie
glgerlten oes 9ontpiers bemerften,
bag sr tpabrf4einli6 am Montas
Wittag in See gessn niirbs. Die
4gertten erbielten i'm aaufs bes Sonns
tags psrf6iebene Gbiffres8epei9.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-08
Qlusldnbiihe ytahridten

Gualauos Sur6t por Ell
n e nj gu ftongriff { I. Wan ihreIbt;
gsift gum erIten Wtale 5ittern hte
GroIdn6er bel benz @eoanfen OIL et'
nen 9uftntgriff oiif ibr Snno. Oenn
id,on su ben 3eiten 3apoleons /. bat.
ten Die Jrun5oier 8ldne misgearbet'
tet, Inn nit S3ilfe Der fltr5 uorber er'
funoenen 2uftbaqons ELM Seer no9
gnaIano an perfen. Ser umfuIienelte
bieier gIGne beitnno oorin, buroert
gauons nit ie breiBig Wtdnn Gelas'
una bei eecigueter g9inoridtltlg m
Calais 5ltr Inbrt nn6 Gngldno atl'
itei9en gu Iaiieil. 8ugIei4 NIT oieien
ganons Ioute cine Slutte abfabTer, 5li
beren Sdluse Die Seuarnrmg Der
2uftidiffe gegebenerfaQs gonlbell allf
Die enaIii9en Sdiffe uno oie ergltlhe
9iiite idlel.bern ioIlte, I'M Die SdNrTe
All nerniften uno bic &iiiteubetpobner
a6,ubalten, Sie glusidGffung Der
frnns6fiiGen Snoaiionstr1tppen 8u
rerbinoern. sSn ieineuL IN Gnglano
iehr perbreiteten 8u9e: rRapoleon
anS the inpGiion OF England bat Oer
Seididtgforiter 81. so. groablep cine
einge6enoe Sbiloeriutg bon oipler
aeplanten 2uftfrieg entporfen. Gr
geIangte ihIieBIih 5u Sem @rgebriB.
Sob Gnglanb nitt imitart6e lei, einem
9lngriff su pioeriteben, Der glei65el-
ria 3u 9anee, gu Sddff uno aus ben
Qiiiteu aefiibrt .peroe. gSie III unlersn
Saacn 70 beifGftiaten iid audi oa'
mails Die cngliihen 3e1tllngen eruItll5
nit ser ihrem 2nuoe Srohenoen De-
iobr; Iie crtbciIten Rathihldee, ple
ser ssnuafion porsubetlgen lei, urlo
lpie man iidy itiisen fonne, rpenn lie
piSer Grrparten bennoA ertoIgen
Ioatc. slae oieIe SortIen ober waren
lln,ior1it geapuIecn lror fein 5remD
BON iclhen frcmoartigen Soeen. ote
fif ,lift IN iein Itraieeiid1es Spltem
Iiiuten, uno er bot np.nals ooran &C..
oad,t, nit s}iIfe non 9uftidliFfen 5n
erreihen mns er NIT ieineru Seer lnto
ieiuer 5lofte nid]t 5u erreiden Der
modjte.
@eaurrnS gegen g el len.
'oyln Sabre t914 Dn Der Ybiloiopp
Qeraion BraiiSent Ser vslfnoernie Der
moroliifpit mrb politiidlen Btllen-
id,aften~. I'M Sohre 1915 lit es Der
;Sinan5nliniIter Sfibot. @eIeaentlid
Der amtsilhertr1qung belt 9ergion
cine fleine Rcoe. in Der er Trdufgeia,.
Gas Iich i'm eIiiflidSn @elit oon
.SSeeu" 6efin0et - dli' oo iiro:
giedte ser ssn6ipiolten uno Der Dol
fer, Irpibeit, 8erettieteit 9tufrih'
tiafcit. 9upolitdt, Dit1tihlltteIt.
9arntbersiefeit eeqen a>eltItlarn
Itellte oas aIler Sheer bar nur Der
O3etdnif uno bent 6ortidritt Der me-
/ tbcSiihen Organization bes mnteriei'
len Sebens" eracbeu iii. Man icllte
meiaen, onB gergion init oitier art'
tit an oen Geutifen, nit oer er id
obne 8meifeI oIs 5coenitdnoian Gal
iier qiinIiii3ieren ipoIte, eiuitiumtigen
geiioa geerntet Bate. ssn Der Gbai
bot Die pariier prefk ieiner @s,e o''
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-08

bittcre aIdge fiber bic grt unb @eiie
ipie ipnniide Maarer in Sdien Der
gereiliafen Stanter, namentIib IN
gorto gfico, beban0eIt iperoen. es
miro resIangt oob ben ipaniiden
gsaaren nlin3eitens Die eleife BE.
bmtbIung 3ugeitanoen piiroe, Die iie
1yaaren aus oen gereinigen Staaten
in ipnniif,en 6dfen au 1heiI lpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-08
Der Norben S9serifo's.
General 1iIlG f6idt lid
surGroberunsbss-
feIben an.

Dafbington. z. Ge6ruar. -
Das @ilaife 9auptquuriisr III beute
4benb bnpOn perItdubigt iporDen, bab
General @iaa in JraquatO, 100 Wsis
len n6rolih BON Wierito Gitn, ange.
tommsn isi unb BON bieism puntt
aus cine sHsrsifde 2ampdsne bttreis
Be CUR Groberung bon 5ampieo pie
iiberbaupt Der n5rblihen 6dlfte bon
Msrito. Gs perlautet auh, General
9ilIa tpolle bos biplomatii4e Corps
sinlaben, Isinen @obniiB mad benz
DON 0iaa tontrollirten gebist 81 perz
l.gen. Gs 1T bas Elm Gesen5us dIs
antiport auf bic Ginlabung Gurrans
5as, Der bas biplomatiide Corps ers
iu4t bat, ua9 @era grus gu som'
men.
gBie Der beige gilld Msprdieniunt
enrique 2lprente bsute 4benb .rildrs
tie, ride 9iIa ouf ben brei bdupts
id6li6eu giIenbabnen in Central
Rerifo Dor unb bfinne ii9 bersits
Biz nuf penige Msilm bon ben GrsnSs
itdbten qieoras Regrds, Ruepo aares
DO unbt Mutdmaros. Sd bieie Srte
garran5a GarniIpHen bubeu. lam es
isbsn glusenblid gu blutigen 3uiams
msnItoben !ommeH. Mis 2lorento
binsufiisie, befiuSst ii9 General Ins
eeles i'm geTb BON RonclDpd. SdIs
tino unb Gan 2uis potrii. unb bds
@orriiden sesen Sampico gebe i9Hel
pon Stnatsn.
Glgafo, 9ras, 7. Jebruar. =
Wiqusl Gias 2Ombarbo. ben @ind
su ieinsm Miniitsr oes MeuBtrn &C.
maft Bat, TT beuts In Gbi5uabua
gitp anaeiommtn. CT bat iih na4
benz Rorhsn petpsnbst, I'm. ME er
Iaat. nit ginas assnten in Woib.
inaton, enrique alorentD, in beferen
islssrapbiiaen g.r..hr gu iommsn.
Bas bic Gran5oien be-
baupten.
/. Baris, Z. Sebruar. 9us ariegs-
miniIteriirm gab an Sonntag 9a6'
urittaa oas ScIsenOC befannt:
,,Ssn gelgien uerlief Der 6. Sc.
6u.ar rrhig. 3uiihen Dem 9dnnl uno
Ser sanoIirube. 3pliten 8etbnme uno
Ga Sailec, einen 0iIOnteter oitlid, BON
Guindp, iuur6e pcn ben GnglGnoerIl
etnc gadlteinbrenrerei, bic Don benz
sSein0 teiest eepeien lpar, erobert.
gsoroIih Don gcurie boben Die oeitt'
Ihen 9atterien ben bon uns ON a.
Ssebriinr eroberten Sdlisengraben
bcnlbaroirt, nber es bot fem Snfaute-
rieaneriif itattgeilrOen.
Bon slrras Bis na5 Rbeims baber
QtrtiIerieueiefte iiattgeflInOer, BEL
6enen mir i'm gortbeiI tparen.
SIN Der @bompague baben mir ben
Mngrifi eines baIben Satnlllons norS-
lid uon gdeniejour nbgeipieier.
9piiheu ben arsortlen iino ben
gogeien iino infoIge sires othten re
bells Die @rtiaerieilHIpfe bebiH0ert
tuoroen.~
garis. 7. Sebruar. am SOrrl.
tag abenc CAB Sos ariegsminiiteriuul
ous GoIaenoe befanut:
.ssn Der 9taht pom 6. Stm Z. Sc
brior mnd)te Der 6eiilo in Der Se0enS
pon gHeuport peridlieoene tieinere
@ngriife. Die abeeitlagen ruurocn.
@csiialid Der Operationeu ces z.
5e6r,iar 1T nuber Dem 9onborSe.
ment ser gegeno n6roIi6 BON soil.
ions nidts 5u beridten-" ("
Die .Gneia" unterwegs.
RcrfoIf, 3d.. 7. Sebruar. Der
Camper .,Dacin", Ser tiir5lidb pom
oelitiGen in's amerifuniide Sfifis.
regiiter iibertrngen Dirroe iit0 ii9 NH
elmer 9nourg @ounnpoIle nab Nctter-
0om uatenpees befinbet, lief an
Sonntae bier on, un RcbIen Dor Gn.
tritt ber Oseaainbrt -stno,uneRmsu,
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iiberfbreitsn. iperbsn BON albdnif4en
RGuberbanben iiberfdllen unb ausge>
pliinbert. gllle Wdaten. pie auf BEN
alub 9opdnd bef6rbert ptrben. tpsrs
ben beidinsnabmt unb fur bobes a0fes
gslb 5uriidsebaltsn, obfdon utontenes
gro bas Rsdi sur G4iffabrt auf biss
fem i5lufie befibf.1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-08
MaHen
gea6fi9tist GpunitH in
ben gsr. StaateH su

gea6fi9tist GpunitH in
ben gsr. StadteH gu
faufeu.
Rabrib. Z. Gsbruar, pia paris.
Gtnor Opibeo, Der Direitor Der Rssies
runsssW sWaffsHfabriitu, nHb Sberits
lsuinont gRipsra iinb nu4 ben Der.
Gtnatsn abssrsiit. no iie WaffsH gu
taufsn bsabiiatissn. es tDurbe an
Gonnt1s amtli9 bsftdtigi. bdb bic
ipanif6e Rssisruns bsusnGait Don
ameritanif4sn Jabriianteu nebrers
aeroplane gu taufen eeoenti.
am 5. syebruar mar in Mabrib Be,
tdnnt gegeben roroen. bag bic Regies
runa nnrh bds parlnmsnt ;rma9iist
ipurben lei. bier llntsTeebocts In ben
Der. Gtdaisn ansafaufen. St5iigIi4
einss bedbiiftistsH gntaufs bon Bdfs
fen unb 2uftIdiffsn mar bis9tr nod
ni9ts per5fisntliht iDOrben.
Mnar9ie in atbanisn
9onbon.7. Gebr. = Sds bisiige
mcntnegriuif9s gsHepultoHfuIdt gitbt
bds Jrlgerbe betannt:
..S5n elIbauisn berrf@t p0Ifige aanrs
die unb bic Cage eeifaIist fi4 irfclge
bsr Umtrisbs ber Sungtiirien INNER
fhlimmsr. Wlrnitussrinsr, ott &C.
ssrzastu iirb. DE albanH6s 0rtnss ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-08
eOben Batter sO9n's @eysbisiH seseH
SrfGltunseH
nnb 6niteH.

g9ir baben bic
srlau b nib. oas
ahfteheuoe aus
inem Brieie bon
aeH Ct. WnrieHs
5hmeiiern suGarHs
cam, %. D.. pies
oer8liaebeu: Die
sdbfpeitern, nelde
Batter SObII's Wles
,i3iu einQeHommen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-06-10
F 0 R R E N T .. $. M N E w
PHONE 971

lG6 PINE STREET FHONE 9I l021 E. 7th, f rooms and hall, saa
 and city water; corner iot-$1o.0u 906 E. 2nd, rooms, city water, 5000 S05 w. 4lh, close in. seven rooms,
 modern ........--...s... .$5o'oo 106 W. 9th, IL rooms, suitable for
 rooming house ........ S5o.0o 906 E. 2nd, 3 rooms, city water $l0.0O 302 w. ,22nd, five rooms, good
 barn ....,..t..--... :. ..@lo.Oo Furnished cottage, bath, gus. $l1.5O 1l4 Dakota, rooms, bath gas, $12.5O 140G State, 6 rooms, haD, modern,
 ne wly papered $l9.OO POS Georgia, 6 rooms, city water,
 close ill ......=-........ $lS.OO 903 w. second, rooms, hall modern;
 will repair to suit tenant. ... $2o.O0 18th and Lndon, rooms and, hall.
 bungalow; is in excellent con-
 dltlon. ................ ..--$zO.Oo 1902 East 7th, i rooms, strictly mod
 ern ..........--. ..... .$l4.oO 14l2 w. 9th; rooms; now being
 newly oyerhauled throughout;
 modern ............... ..--$oV'uO 1102 Beech; rooms, modern in ev-
 cry respect $l6.OO 7OS Walnut; rooms, modern and
 newly papered and painted; close
 i'll --................. $Z2.5O 710 Walnut, rooms; modern; new
 ly papered ...............$ .$2O.0O 72O Walnut, , room bungalow, mod
 ern; close in ............ $2O.00 AT w. Sth; rooms, lights, gas
 s.nks; close in .......--.... .Sl2o0 ct ,rnn6prn 81Q 0H 1912 State, 6 rooms; city water $11.0O S16 Main, rooms, lights, gas, bath.
 320 Beech, 5 rooms, moi>xn. close
 III ............. ........--. .$zOUU 716 Chestnut, rooms, two halls,
 modern, close to business sec
 tlOn .......--....... $lo.OO 1109 East 3rd, rooms, lights, gas
 Dath ................. .$lo.UU 2OO9 E. Pullen, rooms. ...... .$7.50 51O E. 18th, 6 rooms, modern except
 bath; large garden spot. .$12.50 701 E. 2nd rooms, modern except
 bath --................ .$20.O0 107 E. 17th; rooms, city water; on
 paved street ............. $500 1902 w. Sth, 8 rooms, modern, $25.00 2300 w. 11th, 5 rooms, we'll. outbuild-
 ing, two lots ............... 5000 121 Georgia, 8 rooms, city water.
 close to business section. .$12.50 1419 E. 5th, room bungalow, newly
 papered $12.50
 E O R $ A IL E
 :. P acres on Dollarway. close to city limits.
 80 acres on Dollarway road Will sell for $12.50 per acre if taken soon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-06-10
IRISH POLITICIANS
 FEAR NEW GOVERNMENT
Nationalists and UniOnists Agree That Coalition Cabinet Is Bad and
 Dangerous.

Eublin, June 9.-Political parties in Ireland are curiously affected by the formation of coalition government. Home rule is of course the great question and how it will be affected by a hybrid cabinet is the topic of the moment. With remarkable una nimity both unionists and nationalists are agreed that a coalition cabinet is bad and dangerous. --~-
 On the one hand, unionists fear that their leaders by joining with the government will be regarded as giving some sort of acquiescence in the establishn ent of home rule; na- tionalists, on the other hand, are equally confident that if unionlsts are allowed within the government circle they will exercise a malevolent 1nflu- ence and perhaps, successfully pre- vent the measure now hung up from ever coming into operation. Both sides equally agree in denouncing the coalition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-06-10
Nc,r York Cotton.

vow York. June Weakness in
 iyerrool favorable weather condi-
 ipns in the South, and denewed
 rsryou:ness ever the political situa-
 i'm caused considerable selling in
 hc cotton market here during to-
 av's early trading. The opening
 ras easy at decline of 9@14 points
 gn active months soid 11W14 points
 bst ,cwer right after the call under Ecattsring liquidation which seemed
 b come quite largely from Wall Street sources. Tie easier opening
 If the stock market probably pro- uotst scrlc of this selling, but there Seemed b be good demand for cot | on on the basis of 9.75c for October. This checked tne decline and there kpre rallies of 4 to points from the 'Ovest betcre the end of the first tour.
 Trading was very quiet later in the morning and prices held steady at a bet decline of about 7@S points. The weekly report of the weather bureau Read about as expected and failed to Create any fresh interest. An easier turn in the stock market Mas accompanied by rather increas- Ed offerings from Wall street, and |scutaern sources during the early kernoon and prices eased off to a |pe decline of l1M1" points. The |tf,pn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-06-10
Care of the Baby in Summer

should cut down the amount to one cup of each drink per day. Cocoa may be used in moderate quantitles, but milk, both sweet and buitermllk, and plenty of cold pure water, are the best drinks for the nursing mother.
 The nursing motner should have plenty of sleep at night and should Is arm to relax and rest whenever the baby nurses. As far as possible she should be relieved of the heaviest part of the household work, because if she is tired and worn the baby will not thrive as he should.
 The nursing mother should have a full movement of the bowels every day, but should not use medicine to induce an action unless absolutely necessary. Ripe, raw fruits, steWed rhubarb and prunes and well-cookcd oatmeal and other cereals are lax ative. Graham and bran breads are most saful Ln constipation. Bran bread is made as follows:
 1 cup of cooking molass2s.
 1 teaspoonful of soda.
 l small lGaSpooIlul ol ottie
 1 pint of sour milk or buttermllk'
 quart of bran.
 i pint of flour
 Stir well, and bake for one hour in a moderate oven. It may be baked as a loaf, or ill gem pans, as pre- ferred. The bread should be moist and tender, and may be eaten freely, and it will usually have good effect if used every day for weeks.
 To keep the breast from becoming sore, they should be washed with warm water and good castillo soap every night and after each nurslng' For a few weeks before the baby is born the nipples should be washed in this way every night, and covered with vaseline.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-06-10
LAUGHING GAS HELPS
 MOTHERS THRU TRAVAIL
Physicians at Chicago Hospital De- clare It as Eilicaceous as Sc0pOla.
 min "TWilight SIeep."

Chicago, June 9.-In the last two months seventy-five babies have been brought into the world without their mothers suffering, at the County hos pital by means of twilight sleep, brought about by the use of common nitrous oxide gas, or ordinary laughing gas
 Every mother and baby is alive and we'll Doctors at the hospital declare the treatment is just as efficaceous as the scopolamin twilight sleep" meth oGs brought to this country from Ger many
 The gas is used in small quantities and is administered only as it IS needed to allay the mothers pain. The patient, according to the doctors, is always sufficiently conscious to tell tle doctor or nurse in attendance the instant ske senses any pain, and more gas is administered. Mothers treated in this manner are almost immedi- ately able to nurse their babies. They aye not faint from sickness or pain and they are wholly conscious as -oon as the operation is over.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-06-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transfers of real estate recorded yesterday are reported by the G. w. Byington Abstract company, as fol- lows:
 Lizzie Wright, ct al.. to Sam Kem- bal, part NEA SW 21-6-9; s1.
 Thomas E. Madding to w. z. Tan kersely, lots 3 and 1, block 4, Portis addition; $1,200.
 Walter C. Hudson to Felix G. Smart. SEE NE 33-1-10, ct al, undivided F in terest; $10.
 Flora Waller to F. c. Smart, lots C X D, block A, f. G. Smart's resur- vey of Trimble's subdivision: $1.
 John NJ. Davis, bank commissioner, to Florence M. Toney, SEE NV 32-4-1O, ct al., $1 and other good and valuable considerations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-06-10
IMPLEMENTS IN WASHINGTON SEND |0)l1ON DOWNWARD
! ..,roe Close 17. and 20 oo;nts soH Down, and Spots
 Tose About 13 Points.

, orleans, June 9-Polit'cal de-
 "" ,t, in Washington caused a
 lvr W. nave ill cotton today which, ''lrS the first half hour las of business de-
 'Ns 5, contracts 16@20 points. is,rnool. led in the selling and ac- F'uput ,iaU to the gossip of the market, FGt',ns or nressurs. from houses with Aus |,ian m connections.
 Tbe 11rh selling wave was spent soon
 ;''''5 'ss: ss s:,,s:s xss osis.. fsa Es; \ |'f' tse '1n morning prices were at net i.line line of 9@11 points.
 e,, ennfs were reduced by 13 points Id apfrt t,tures fell off in sympathy. ur Sotton ion closed steady at a net de-
 Vo' 17m20 points. The range: = r
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-06-10
St. Louis Live Stock.

,s s,, 2so holls, June 9.-H sgs-Re coipts
 Ssoe lS,'oo' steady; pigs and lights, ss.2, v'0, Tqs. nlxed and butchers, $7.65@
 'vs, z, ,..g good heavies, $7.70@7.SO.
 patin. ti''l-itec celpts, 2,100; steady;
 jns dn.s <. peef steers, $75O@9.25; yearl-
 ss ersa s'lers and heifers, $S.OOm9.9O; dMs Ms' so,oo@7.50; stockers and feed e stisrs s0'eouS.23; Texas and Indian s. eas s5.25@S.s5; cows and heif.rs. looa looaaV0''o' native calves, $6O0@ ,,aa,e ,,Sana,eeen-Reccipts, 2.1oo; steadv.
 hmbsao hnbsa mt smanuttons, $5.oo@6.oo; clipped sloSo@,T1 Ts:9VW lo.39; spring lambs,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-06-10
Had Explanation Ready.

A Kansas paper tells of man who went home under the influence of liquor and in his anxiety that his wife should know it, put on a pom pous mier. "Why, will" she said. you're drunk" Not tall" "How in the world did you get that cut on your forehead?" That stumped him, but a bright thought came: CT bit myself "Yo4 bit yourself?" Now, how did you bite yourself on the forehead?" But he had her there and he came right back: T stood on chair, ,"-Kansas City Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-06-10
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by inlamcd condition of the mu- cous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is int,amed you have rambling sound imperfect hearing and when it is ntirely closed. Deafness is the result and tnloss the inflammation can De taken out and this tube restored to it's normal cond- tion, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars. free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo Ohio
 Sold by Druggists. 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constpa tion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-06-10
\ Mistake Made By Many.

When you suffer pains and aches by day and sleep disturbing bladder weakness by night, nervous and run down. the kidneys and bladder should be restored to healthy, strong and regular action. 1t is q mistake to postpone treatmcnt Foley kld- ncy Pills put the kidneys in sound, healthy condition and keep them ac- tive and strong. Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-06-10
Pike shootlna In Scotland.

The killing of fish by sword by . lieutenant of the Royal Engineers receives much publicity. It may not have been hard to do, for pike often move sluggishly, and on fine warm days they have a habit of basling on the surface. In Scotland people shoot pike regularly, the corpses being brought ashore by retriever dogs But in Scotland they shoot several things that in England we kill in other ways Foxes, for example.-Lnndon Chron icle.