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The Washington times., 1915-02-15

with their housework IS that
they won't let II get easy.
They train neither themselves nor
their families.
The building process in all educa-
ton calls for the gradual shifting Of
duties from being irksome to being
automatic.
II women do not cultivate quick
end automatic action. they can
either frittes their whole lives away
in vain attempt to maintain order
or else live in continual chaos.
The trouble is that they do not n
Clude the actions which ultimately
aids them In with the actual supply
ing OF the need.
Very naturally the rest of the fam.
ily. who do not realize perhaps that
tho woman has curtailed the move
ment. have had work done at high
speed, and always want 1t at such.
They are never taught that the ac-
tion itself is not finished until every
thing Is put away. They are them
Selves unframed in automatic ac-
ton.
For instance, take the matter OF
baths.
The man OF the family comes home
and wants to take a bath. He won
ders whether or not ne has time.
The Washington times., 1915-02-15
Anszvers to Health Questions

olive oil. Eat fats. unseasoned greases.
green vegetables without much starch,
whey, buttermilk with her meals. and
a Bulgaria tablet after. Avoid tea.
coffee. seasoned foods. solid food. con-
stipation. and inactivity. Take OK bile
and OK gall, bile salts, cottonseed oil
and active exercise several hours daily.
The Washington times., 1915-02-15
Phases of the Castle Tango

position for the scissors You do half inward
left foot FIRST then right
CeneAfer the Cortez step the mans left foot about
back, his partners right forward
Rghtn ring step his right his left
and his partner single steps around him.
The Washington times., 1915-02-15
ENOUGH, But

Harry? Didn't you have enough to
eat?"
Young Hopeful--Oh. yes: but there's
no fun in having Just enough.-Lon-
don Opinion.
The Washington times., 1915-02-15
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The Washington times., 1915-02-15

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The Washington times., 1915-02-15
Hard and Busy Housekeeping.

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The Washington times., 1915-02-15

a y ulcer Is an open sore. saucer
~ shaped and very shallow. 1t
n may be only bit of. skin
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13
IGNORE DEFEATS.
Reports from Different Headquarters
 Practically Admit Enemy's Claims.

London. Jan. 12.-Points at which the hostile forces claim their greatest
 successes were ignored in the Berlin and Paris official statements issued today, and by the omission admits the claims of the rival headquarters. The Germans utterly disregarded the fighting to the porth of Soissons,
 where the French have been steadily
 increasing the pressure against the
 combined forces of Generals von Kluck and von Heeringen. This is undoubtedly the most important en- gagement of the many isolated com
 bats raging along the entire battle front from the sea to Alsace. On the other hand where the French reports say that in the Argonne, as far east as the Mouse. there is nothing to report, the Germans make the fol- lowing official claim:
 "In the Argonne French position
 was taken on the Roman highway. We captured two officers and 40 men. In the battle in the eastern Argonne region, we have captured since Fri- day, one major. three captains thir- teen lieutenants and 1.600 men. The French losses. including the killed and wounded on this limited battlefield.
 are estimated at $500. French att tempts to attack in the forest of the Ivailly. southwest of St. Mihiel. have failed"
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13
CABINET TAKES
 UP GREY'S NOTE
Less Optimism at State De. partment Over Outcome
 of Controversy.

Washington, Jan. 12.-There was 2 cabinet meeting today to considar Earl Grey's reply to the United St?tas controversy with Great Britain over the seizure and detention of AMerican ships and cargoes. After the cabinat meeting it was noted at the state de- partment that a less optimistic feel ing prevailed as 10 the outcome of the diplomatic negotiations now pending
 Before the cabinet meeting Pres.- dent Wilson took occasion to Say lie had not expressed any. disatisfact;:n over tine note of Sir Edward Grey. lie made it plain that he had expressed no opinion. stating that he had not yet read the note.
 The reason for the growing uneasi- ness among the state department of, ficials can be set down to two causes principally: .-..=.
 First-That the expected seizure by Great Britain of the steamer Dacia the Hamburg American liner recently given American. register, will render the situation more acute
 Second-Appeals which are being made by shippers that the United States shall stand firmly on the rights Of the United States to shiI unmolested American cargoes con- signed to neutral ports.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13
GREAT BATTLE ON.
Germans Fighting Desperately to Re.
 gain Lost Positions.

Paris, Jan. 12-The Germans have assumed a violent counter offensive against French divisions to the nortf, and east of Soissons in a des perate at- tempt to retrieve three lines of trenches more than mile in length. captured from them during the past four days of terrific fighting.
 D Opening with vigorous lombard ment shortly before midnight the German batteries shelled necessarily the French trenches all during the night, and today they followed up the cannonade with an attack against two o fthe most advanced points of the French line against the plateau of Perrieres, on the north bank of the Aisne. At the promon- tory which rises at the extreme east arn edge of the plateau of Vreginy they delivered important attacks. Their object was to retake spur No. 132. from which the French guns still seriously menace these divisions and threaten their line of railway com murications which now have been brought into range.
 When tine report was sent from the front tonight the battle was still in progress. The French were holding their own. but the Germans were at 'tacking vita unprecedented energy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13
WHAT DID THE
 LEGISLATURE DO?

This is a question you'll be pre- pared to answer; and answer fully if you read The Graphic regularly.
 The legislature will be covered" for The Graphic by the Parke- Harper News service. The reports will be complete and accurate. A. w. Parke and Clio Harper hex6 this news bureau. They are both good writers, and no two men in the state are better posted on political conditions. As indicating how well they ARE posted, it may be pointed out that they predicted in The Graphic
 Sunday morning that MT. Lundy would be president of the senate, and Mir. Sawyer would be elected speaker of the house on the third or fourth ballot.
 These are the men who will give The Graphic readers reports on the legislature, Mir. Harper handling the senate, while MT. Parke will work h the house.
 l If you are not receiving The Graph ic. phone 14 and have your nams add
 ed to the list.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13
NEW YORK RAILWAY
 OFFICIALS INDICTED
Theodore Shonts, August Belmont and Cornelius Vanderbilt Held Re.
 sD0nsible for Wreck. v,

New York, Jan. 12.-Theodore D. Shcnts, August Belmont, Cornelius Vanderbilt and nine other director Of the Interborough Rapid Transl, company, and General Manager Frank Hedley were found guilty ot cuipable negligence today by a jury ae .ne :'.- ques tconducted by Coroner Patr LE Riordan into the elevated wreck a, 115th street and Eighth. avenue n December g.
 Culpable negligence was defined by Coroner Riordan as criminal neg,i- gence, which under section 1O52 oi the penal code constitutes mansla1gA- tr in the second degree.
 The 13 Interborough' official wese held for the grand jury under s5O1O bond each. They were given un il tomorrow to furnish bond.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13
JACOB BRUMP LODGE
 INSTALLS OFFICERS
MasOns Pray for Peace in Europe and Contribute to Fund for War
 Sufferers.

Jacob Brump lodge, F. & A. M., held formal installation of officers last ev- ening, in Masonic hall, in West Second avenue, there being present a large number of the members of the lodge. During the ceremonies, prayers for a resumption of peace in Europe were said, and a collection was taken for the relief of the poor of Belgium and other war-stricken countries, The officers installed last are as l follows:
 B. A. Rodgers. worshipful master lC. F. Watkins, senior warden; Sam Levine, junior warden; William Burke secretary; U. w. Poss, treasurer; Ernest Whitelaw, senior deacon; Will. ey Roundtree, junior daecon; T. P.
 Smith and J. Stewart, stewards; Rab-
 bi Joseph Jasin, chaplain;' M. L. Case 1 tiler.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13
HELLUMS WANTS
 NOTES RETURNED
Grady Merchant and J. w. Sanders Intervene in Bank
 of Pine Bluff Matter.

Chancellor J. M. Elliott yesterday lums and J. w. Sanders in the matter of the Bank of Pine Bluff, now in the hands O. the state barking depart ment,
 MT. Hellums, merchant of Grady is seeking to stop the banking coln- missioner from entering suit to col lect three notes aggregating $30,OOO carried as assets of the bank. He is joined in his intervention by MT. Sar- ders, their petition stating briefly:
 That on May 2S, 1914, J. w. Sanders deeded to J. s. Mcdonnell, as trustee, 36S0 acres of land in Li1eoln county; that while a. deed was signed it was understood to be considered mort gage to secure a debt to the bank. Subsequently, on June 12, the peti- ton cites, J. s. Mcdonnell and w. c. Hudson, the cashier oe the bank, re- quested Sanders to enter into a "pretended Or fictitious sale to some ed to Mcdonnell, taking notes with vendors lien, and turning these over to the bank. The purpose, it is ex- plained, was to change the form Of collateral for the Sanders loan. In accord with the request, the transaction was made, Intervenor Eellums appearing as grantee. The petition states that while there was a supposed cash consideration ol $10,O0O, none was paid. MT. Helltm; 1 gave notes for $30,000 and an agree ment was entered into by which Mir Sanders was to be allowed to re
 purchase the property. Te petition ayers it was specifically understood that MT. Hellums was simply lending his name as an accommodation, anu
 that he was not to be held liable ir any way. It is further stated that since then MT. Sanders has transferr-
 ed to the bank property valued al
 more than $100,O0O to liquidate claims of the bank.
 1 lntervenors ask that the three notes 1 given in the transaction be restored
 to him for cancellation, and that the
 deed be set aside.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13
[ll Property of Company Is Be Disposed of at Pub
 lie Auction January 25.
PERKINS IS RECEIVER.
lo Hundred Thousand Dollar Con- brn Gees Into Receivership On Ap-
 hlication of Erstwhile President, Col. Ready of Helena.

he mill and all assets of the Bluff |v Oil company are to be sold at blic auction in this city. on MOn- January 25. This announcement ! made yesterday by A. II. D. Per formerly manager of the plant, er he had been named as receiver the companay, which surrendered charter on Monday.
 eceivership proceedings were in- uted by Gel. E. S. Ready of He- president of the company, who led receivership was made neces- by the action of the stockl,old in voting to dissolve the com Y. Judge J. M. Elliott named Mir. sips as receiver, fixing his bond 5000, MT. Perkins presented an bond, qualifying immediately.
 to the causes leading to the dis tion of the company and the ill tion of receivership proceedings, interested would say anything. liver Perkins did declare. how that the concern will pay what claims there are outstanding.
 e inference is that the dissolu- of the Bluff City company and receivership will be followed by Organization of a new company Ike over and operate the plant.
 Bluff City Oil company was or led in 1903. It's last annual state filed in the county clerks of shows: Capital stock, S1o0,oo0: s of real estate, s100.000; value rsoDal property. s62,548:t value of Is, se,120.S3; bills payable, sS1,- ena people are the largest stock rs in the enterprise. Among the
 people who owned stock when lst statement was made were A.
 Perkins, H. B. Speers, Ida s. [crd estate w. J. Galbraith, Citi-
 bank and H. N. Atwood, who has
 removed to Milwaukee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13

The Bremen was reported from various ports of the Atlantic and Pa cific, and at one time was said to be In Admiral von Specs squadron, which was restroyed by the British off the Falkland islands It is diffi- cult to understand how Petrograd can get news from Wilhe1mshaven.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13
(LE SAM ORDERS l PREMIER SUBMARINE
E Contracted for Yesterday WiH Lost Sl ,350,O0O and Surpass
 Any Now Building.

hington, Jan. 12.-The navy de |ent today made d contract with Fectric Boat company of Massa- It's for the construction of sea- submarine whih will surpasa lbmarine under construction in Pfld. The cost of the submari@ e $l,35O,000. It is to be of 1000 displacement, and to have q on the surface of 29 knots an ana a speed submerger of ii an hour. It will have five tor uDes with -four times the num-
 torpedoes On board of any Submarine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13
Arrest Fugitive Here.

Deputy Sheriffs James Lytle and
 J. l.. McBurnett last night arrested in Hoboken, Hays Mcclure, a negro wao is wanted badly" at Marianna, according to 8 message received her yesterday from Sheriff Arthur Cotter of Lee county. The arrest of the negro was effected on a description sent by MT. Cotter yesterday, and in- dicates rapid work by the local of-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13
ys Want D Per Cent Increase,

ys Want ? Per Cent Increase. Angton, Jan. 12.-The new rates respecting less than car Pls, when consolidated on lines ! the Mississippi and east
 pckles became effective today .n.s the consolidation at car .es' making a virtual increasa . per cent. It is believed that oisUate commerce commission
 '' the increase to 5 or 10
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13

Chamber of Commerce Luncheon.
 The monthly luncheon of the Cham Der of Commerce will be helS at the Hotel Jefferson Thursday noon, in stead of Friday, the regular meeting date.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13
BREMEN DAMAGED?
German Warship Reported Injured
 By Mine.

Petrograd. Jan. 12-It Is reported here that the German cruiser Bremen has arrived at Wilhelmshaven badly damaged by mine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13
No Decision Had Been Reached When Last Re
 ports Game from Front.
GERMANS CAPTURE
 MANY FRENCHMEN
PrnssianS Follow All.Night CannGnade With Vigorous Attack to Retrieve Three TrencheS-S Significant Omis.
 missions from Official Reports.

Paris, Jan. 12, II D. m.-Tonight's official bulletin says:
 Northeast of Soissons the enemy throughout tho entire night on the plateau of Ferrieres and spur N5 132 they delivered an important attack yo- day for the purpose of recapturing the latter point. The result is not yet known. There is no other important news to report"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13

Berlin, Jan. 12, D. m., by wirelesA by London.--lt is reported from Ge neva that the town and environs of Soissons have been homharded by German heavy artillery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13

Berlin, Jan. 12. by wireless by Ion |don.--The official press buraeu makes public a report from Rotterdam stat- ing that the expedition of the German airship flotilla. which had left for the purpose of destroying the military es-' Itablishments of Dunkirk and it's sur ,roundings had accomplished it's pur- pose completely. @~@
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-13

fContinued on page two.)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21
LATEST IN SWELL CLOTHES
"Scrap of Paper Gown, AtrOcity
skirt and official Bulletin
kid Gloves.

The unpleasantness (meanlng the war;
is having a strong effect upon our fash
ions. The Atrocity skirts will attain
popularity without doubt. Gloves %
Official Bulletin Kid are in vogue. The
Scrap of Paper" gown is a creation to
be worn in the evening by lovers Of the
radical. Miliners are showing transport
hats. Smart shop windows exhibit a new
shirtwaist for refined young womens
street wear, known as the "Censors
Despair"
A maker of lip rouge now has IL trade
marked THE Thin Red Line" The new
dance is called the "Dumdum.'' Those
whose sympathies lie with the Russian
army are naming their newly born female
children Vodka" interpreted. this is said
to mean. Sweet Dream of Conquest -
Owing to the distractions Of reading war
news, French walters will use Partisan
ivory more than ever this season, statisti-
clans estimate that the phrase Isn't the
war terrible?" is being written at the
rate of 1900 times an hour on women S
stationary. Weekly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21
why SOCIETY WOMEN
WASH THEIR OWN HAIR

Few realize how many society women
now wash their own hair. This home
shampooing Is not fad but is due 20 the
fact that people who wish 70 be sure
about the preparations they use and who
wish to insure the greatest possible hair
beauty have found they get far the best
results by Use Of a simple canthrox mix
ture. In washing the hair It Is not advis-
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a preparation made for shampooing only.
You can enjoy the best that is known for
about three cents a shampoo by getting
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After its use the hair dries rapidly, with
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Your hair will be so fluffy that It Will
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21

to the civil population of Belgium and
to those parts OF France which are in
German occupation.
When Germany, long before any mines
had been laid by the British authorities,
proceeded to SOW mines upon the high
seas and by this means sunk a consider
able number not only of British. but also
neutral merchant men with their un-
offending crews it was. SO his majestys
government hold. open to them to take
retaliatory measures even if such meas
ures were of a kind to involve pressure
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21

SON BORN TO HEIR TO AUSTRIAN THRONE
other has been added TO the family of Archduke
Charles Francis heir apparent to the Austrian throne His
wife is Princess Zta of Parma They have two other chill
dren, boy and girl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21

Of civil population, not. indeed. Of neu-
trail states but of their enemies.
They refrained from doing So When
subsequently English towns and defense
less British subjects including women and
children we're deliberately and systemati-
caly fired upon and killed by ships fly-
ing the flag OF the imperial German
navy; when quiet country towns and viii
lagos void OF defenses and possessing no
military or naval Importance we're bonn
barded by German air ships. his majestys
government still abstained from drawing
the logical consequences from this form
OF attack on defenseless towns.
Further steps in the same direction
are now announced and. in fact. have
already been taken oy Germany. Brit
ish merchant vessels have been tor
pedoed at sight without any attempt
being made to give warning to the crew
or any opportunity being given to save
their lives A torpedo has been fired
against British hospital ship in day
light and similar treatment is threat
ened to all British merchant vessels in
the future as well rs to any neutral
ships that may happen to be found in
the neghborhood of the British isles.
jestys government considers IL would be
altogether unreasonable that Great Bri-
tain and its allies should be expected
10 remain indefinitely bound. to their
grave detrimcnt, by rules and principles
, o: which they recognize the justice il
lmpartially observed as between bellig-
erents. but which are ut the present mo-
ment openly set at defiance by their
enemy.
III therefore his majesty's govern.
ment should hereafter feel constrained
TO declare foodstuffs absolute contraband
or take other measures for interfering
with German trade by way OF reprisals.
they confidently expect that such action
will not be challenged on the part of neu-
trail states by appeals to laws and usages
of war whose validity rests on their
forming an integral part of that system
OF international doctrine, which, their
enemy frankly boasts the liberty and in
tention to disregard, so long as such
neutral states can not compel the Ger
man government to abandon methods of
warfare, which have not in recent his
tory been regarded as having the sane
ton Of either law or humanity"
|
Investors with money read the Real
/ Estate ads In The Bee. Advertise your
| property for n uuick sale.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21
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Then iill up the bottle with syrup, shake
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21

Investors with money read the Real
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21

ments In SO acting they have been
added by the general principle of law
universally upheld by civilized nations
and observed in practice. that the civil
populations of countries at war are not
to be exposed to treatment rightly re-
served for combatants. This distinction
has to all intents and purposes been swept
away by the novel doctrines proclaimed
and acted upon by ths German govern
ment.
''It is unnecessary here to dwell upon
the treatment that has been melted out
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