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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21
$4,000 Smlgareu

Beroen in W cd nienun :
9bru3ieH m btliiitt.
&tben, 20. Sept. Rahrihten
bic bier aus biplomatiiden Queaer
eingetrpifen iinb, gebsu balm, oaB Del
5raa.psrtshr auf ben bu!lariiaer
Giien6abnsn felt Samstag uHterbro.
den 1T uno bag 1900 8u!aayen in
Ma3eoouisn unO ShrasieH sinterufeu
rpor6eH ieisH.
Der 6ii6rer Der ogruriiaen portst
in gulgarisn iOa Oem a0uis 6erbi'
uano nit elmer RspoIution seorobt bd'
BEN fir ben JaG, oab bic Ssutitlanc
irsanoliae pOIitit in gulgarieu fprtge.
isgt peros. Der a1iig iou Oaraui
gsantportst babsn, bag bic RegisruHq
bic politit bsiOlss bic ben Sutsrehsn
gglsarisns an bsiteu Oisnt.
Softa, 20. Sept. - leber gsrs
lin nab 2onopu. - Die 3si.una
~RarOoui PtaDa", Oas Rssi.ruHssOrs
gan. iast nit gs5ug uuf Die SOriersn3,
bic 5ipifasn ben 5ibrsrn Der 0ppOii=
tion uno bem s6nig 5srOiuunO itattz
seiunbsH bdt:
Die Ji5rer Der 0ppoiition BADEN
iit in Der 9eaenpart oes 80nigs niat
in s,b0ris,r DsiIs bstrussu."
3ag SppOiitipnsorsan iugt iiter Die
aonferen3: mir iinO niat i'm Staubs
sinsn befrieoigeuben SsriAt ii5er bic
2lubieu3 gu gsbsn. Die Rsaisrnna ssbt
ibys eissusn Dess. auitutt ben nutiOs
nalsu Neg gu ssben.'
.GdpebiTde gauteu Isi6en
0sutf6tan0 S10,0oo,00o.
Qonbpu, 20. sept. - qls ees
senleiFung fir bic GinpiliSung
Gsutialanos, oab aOblen uno anosre
IpesifiI9 angefibrte Daarsn pOn
5euti6lano aus nab SdDeoen ers
pOrtirs perben biirfen, 6aben, ipse aus
aopenbagen gemelost pirb, fiinf
itrebiI6. gauten fib psrpfIihtet,
3sutI6lano 100000 arpnen (uns
aefdbr $10.0o0,Oo0) gu Iei6en, mel
Dies 9eIS fir bic 9e3abluns bon in
S6psbsn seiauften Baarsn nrfpsHs
bet peroen iou.
Der beuti6en Gen ur tann
Rihts entgeben.
9aris, 20. Sept. - @ie aus
SEM teltsrapbirt ipiro, ma6t Die
beuti6e RilitGrOsrpaltung bic sr0b=
ten glnitrsnsunssn, um gu Osr9inoern,
oab griefe unter llmssbuns Der Gens
fur ins quslanb sefdidt psrben. Die
Obertu bes St. G9riitinen Sloiters
in Meb purSe Sur6fubt, als fie i'm
geariff mar, mad Der S9peij ab5us
reiIen, uno es ipuroen cine grcBe an.
,abl BON griefen an ibr aeiunben, bic
bsitimmt parsn, auksrbaIb Seutitbs
lambs auf bic 9oft seseben Su iperoen.
sic puros gu 10 Sasen 0efdnsnib
psrurtbeilt.
Cine ylonue, bic einsR Der grtsfs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21

be bsioerieitig,n 5ruppsn Hodmals
eineH WiHtsr in ben Grabsr 3a6rin.
gen mlifeH.
9as aIsrgr0bts SntsreiIs Rimmt i'm
auseH6git aud rOdA bic bulgariit.
SiiuGtion in glHfpru5 unb bag Be
miibsn Der GHtsnts sIgidte, gulsari,n
5u O.rdH!afsu, isins RsutraIitGt aui.
3ugebsn unb ii9 ben 4liirtsN an3us
iaIisb.n. gian gIau6t a6sr, oab troB
Ses a6IsugHeHs, uHtsr Der 3iUiidsu
gulsirien uno Der 1iirtsi getroffsnsn
9srsinbaruus. bic eriters RatiOH oers
pfIidt.t IN. cine uphIpolenos Rsutra.
litdt Der 2iirtsi uHo Den gentraImits
ten gessniibsr gu beobahteH.
gritii9er 9ampfsr per.
ftntt
Qonbon, 20. Sept. - qm 46sno
Duro. offisiell aHgetiinoist, bab Der
britifh. 9ampier r!5Ornn+, Don 1434
Resiit.rtonneH IMP gissni6um be;
gurnttie g. 9. GOmpanp Don R.ps
cattle bon .insm osutiaen llnterisss
boot p,rieutt pprben IN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21
3ie n6eiperinn" iunroe
nirbt tprpebirt.
Dapon fiub bic b.uti6eH
Warine6eborStH lett
fen iiber3eugt.

Berlin, tber qOnocn, 20. Sept.
- Die seutifen Wariuebsb0rbsn iino
isst abIolut s.pib, oab Der 9umpisy
.6slp.rian", DON Der 4lun einis,
niht bon siHem bsutIaen lIuisrisebOot
5erit6rt porben lit. 2lGe 9audboote,
bic iia ,ur 3sit Sisies grsisRiiIes auf
5obsr Gee bsfanbeu, iins jsst in i9rs
QussanssbGfen suriidgstebrt uHb es
lpirO nrii6ert, baB .sius Don i6nsr
bic .S:iperiGn" tprpsOirt bat.
Die Rurinsbsb0rOn iino iiber5sust
Saoou, Sab Der 9ampfer auf siH.
Niue aufsslauieu 1T, unb 5Dar auf
sine niatbsuti6s WliHs. 2lls gefdti.
suig bisisr 2lnii6t pirb mitsetbeilt.
baB cine grim uHb peib semalte ri.
ne, bic feline osutih. iein tonnts, Dor
ein paar 5agen all Der aiiits BON 5rs
lamb anfgefildt iuur0e, ungefGbr in
Der GsssnO, no bic r5eip.ridu" uu-
tersiug.
Die 8ritsn bebaupttn bas
Gsssntbsil.
2onbon, 20. Sspi. - 9as off
SisIle britifhe preb Bureau iG9. mil
Sesus auf bas Qlblsbnen a[lsr geraRt'
iportli9tsit fir ben llnteraang bes
.6esperian" feitens Der beutihsn IRA
rinsbsboroeu: -@is aus ben 3eitunasr
trii4iIih, III in Berlin cine baIboffi.
5ieIle ertldruns abaeseben iporben
babiulautsuo, bab ss tbatiGdIich un'
mSsIit Sswsien ist Sab sin ssuti&si
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Sie GarransasS sSrappen in
Epnpra
GrIeiben in Der RGbe ber
ameritdnii den 9ren3e
eine dpere RieDer.
I e..

~ -
Douglas, Qri5., 20. Sept. -
9puperneur Maptorena, Der 9iIIa'
Spmmanpeur in SoHora, beaRIpru6t
einen pi4tigen Sieg iiber ben Gors
rau5a General g. gIias Gales srruns
Gen gu 6aben. GaQes Toq nit ieiaen
5ruppen in ben San gutpnip Bergen,
5pei WlsiIen iiibIid bon Der Gmerit1s
niIfen greu5e, bel GOaieI. aria., um'
5IngeIt iein.
Der 9eri4t fiigt bii,5u, bab bic
2lrmse GALES BON ibrer Operutionss
baiis, gnsua 9rieto. abaci9uitten iei.
8os Eager SALES bel santa Gru3
puroe am Sonntos no4 bsm &f
beIebt uub es purosn bort $50 5oote
uno 100 8erpunbete aefunben unb es
puroeN 200 @jefangen. genta9t,
baruntsr Der Sberitleutnaut Garbes
mes.
s5iinf dmeritantffe Reeer, bic Wd-
I6inengeidiibe fir SALES bebienten,
puroen gefangen genonmen urb bins
berittet. Diabtonua bebduptet aud,
3pei Ganpnen, 16 Wtdfhiuewgeidibe,
msbrre bunoert Pferbe urb Sdttef
unb Srobe Wtunitionss unb aebeuss
mitteIoorrGtbe srbeutet Su buben.
GALES bate am Sonntdg 4benb
ru6 9lndua g}rieta telegropbirt, baB
sr am SOuntas bart be6rdnet tporben
.isi, absr 9ofts am 1sDntug ~ iisgsa-
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Qonbon. 20. Sspt. = gOH ben
Di.len groBsn S4laatsn, bic in ben
lestsn iiinf Ronatsn on Der OItll5eH
fSront gei6las.u ,pOrpsn finS, lpar
idum cine pom 10 srobsr Ssb.ntune
fir bic iia ssseHiibtrit.beu6sn ar'
mssn als bisieHise, bic iest oitlit
uno iiiSab Don DiIna i'm Gangs H.
no Der Gelomari4dn DON 6inosnbura
DerIudt, Der ruifii4sn armss. oi:
Wilna psrtkiotsi bat, ben Had3ug
absuf&nsioen uno gu OerHiat.n.
Der pdbr.nb S.s 2ag.s DsrOffsnt'
litt. offiSisus S,utits gsri4t Dirf'
penig ai6t auf ben Gang Der GrsiS'
niHe, .unb es btibt Oarin, sdb .oIs
angrifis auf ben DON 8ilna aaf Dem
Rld5us bsfinoIiasH G.iHO forississs
piirosu."
Sn ct. petersburg ipiro gtrtrausH
BARN aussesriiai. oub es ben RuTeH
selinseR DirO, ii4 aug osm 5esB sIi
bsfrei.n, bas I'm fis sssossn moroeH
| in. Die RilitGrfahleuie ssbsn absr
gu. bab fia bi. RuHen in elmer ss'
id6rliGxu Gage befinc<n. Ron Rdlt e.
a6sr fir pabrIdeinIi4, Oab ss ihnsn
a.lunaeu III. ibr. 9trtiI.ri. in Elder
b.it su brinstn. .bs bic 9suti4sn bic
eifenbahnsn bsi.sten. bsnn bic Rdu'
muna pna Wilua mar idon 0orbsr
b.i6lOHen pOrbtH.
gla4 Der 9rins eeOpolo nabsrt ii4
Str Gii.nbabn iiioofli4 Don Sioa.
gr 1T in Der Rdh, pom DporSo aus.s
,ommen. bi. unmittelbar peitIih Der
gii.n6abn Iisst,. bic an ben pripst
Siimpf.n OOrbti mad Ropnc ftibri.
Die Stdrte Der ruififhsn arms.,
bic felt BEN GalI pon WiIna bur4 bic
Ssutia. Jtantenbepssuns in Ssfabr
osbraht uurbs, nirb bsri6isbsntli4
auf 250,OOo bis 10000 RaHu abs
ssi6dsi. Die llmitduSe. antsr bsnsH
Biz RuiIsn Dtrfu6sn. ii4 Der limss'
5una ,u ,ntsisben. iinb faft ssndn oi.'
IsI6m nj, na6 o,m JalI Don War'
itdu. gle p.rb.n Di.leidt cine Der
srDbi.n eaiadi,H. bic on Der 0itli.
den Irpnt ssid!assn ipOrS.n II. ber.
beifiibrsn.
glud, in btsfisn MiIiiirireiisn III
man nm bic rufiiite armse beiorst.
Soip,it pits bier bsurthsiIt tperosn
fam. Bat Der dsIomaritalI DON 5ins
bsnburg iiber cine Gront Don 200
M.ilen cine S9linse I'm bi. Ruiisn
s.sos.n, unb fis b.finSen fi4 niat nur
in ibrsm Riidsn. iOnben iis beSrobsH
aud in Iebr ,rnitIia.r Dsifs bic sinai.
&c GifmbabH uno biz ipeHism aaub'
itraben, bic. nab bsm SiibeH fiibrsnb,
ben giuiitn nod often ftsRn. aasm
uni9sin mao iSansa ii4 bic Rlifsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21
yerbii6e pDftfipn an Der
Innam
Bon Sentid)er artiaerie beidOiien
anb bic i,inbIihe arhlerie
5um Sdlueiseu sebradt.
Die RuHen, bic DiIna auf.
gegebeu. nufeiligem
Rad5ug.

EtrltH, ~. sept. utbsr Eons
bon. - Die WiiitGrbeb0rbtn tiinOiss
ten am gsontus an. buB lsrbiIdt ars
tilsrk an iiioIihsn lIi,r Der 9onau,
0itli6 Don gelsrab, BON bsutitgr 2lrs
tilIerie beidoHsn unb gum Sdp.iseH
ssbrddt Doroen lei. Gs ipirb ierHsr
gsmsIoet. oab bic 3suif4eh bic rufis
fhsn armeen bsrfOlsen, bic ii4 aus
Der 8esenb Don Wilna flii6ien, nm
Der lln5iHselune gu sntsshen. Die
RuHsn Isitsn nur psnig Diberfianb.
DIR te5iislide offi3isIIe 9sridt Iantst
spis ioIgt:
.WsitIider ariessIhauplab: -
.Jsinblids ariessidiife, bic Detsnbs
anb Wibo,l,sris. an Der bslgii9eu
aias. srf0IgIOs bombaroirt batisH.
sos.n iih Dor BEN Gsu.r unisrsr Ir'
iilerie suriid, einiss Der S&iffe pur'
ben Don unisren Gef4ofIsH s.troffen.
SIN lIs6rissn bat ii9 aH Der tpsitIi4sH
Jront nidis Wi6tis.s epeisnst.
-Ssitlitxr ariessi4aupIas:- .Gr.
mesrupp. bss Selbmariaaus Don
SinSenburg:-.Su Der Rdhe Sss
griidsH.opi.s uun 9iinaburs fpurSs
Der Jsino ssspunssH, iia DON ROOo
gletanOrODfi, uHseidbr 20 RsiIen
iiiorpsiilia Don Giua6urs s.lsgsn,
mad elmer riifpdrts etlsssnsn poiiti'
on 5uriid3u3iskn; mir ma4ten bsr
$50 Gsfanssns. Der Jeiuo matts
siu.n u.rs.blidsn 9Hiu4. Bel Orson
unisre ainie 81 bur6brs6.n.
Dit rufiidm SruppeH, bic iia
aus Der G<s.nb Don DiIna 3nyiidsie'
b,n. psrSsn in fiib5itliter Ridtuns
psriolsi. @ir babm ,in. ain. an
Rionbsn errsiht. Der Jtino bat nur
an D.nisen gun.ien i.mpordr Wiotr'
i.anb s.Isiii,t.
Dix arms,srupps bts prin3en
esopolo Don gaRru III in Der GeseRo
BON GolOjGo5, in DponS unb Der
iIibofliA SaSon seIes.R,H ges.uo ans
s.iomm,n. pdar.nb itr Inter 5Iiigsl
iid Der @ss.Hb OOs Rpi5ia.a nd6sri.
.armessrupp, oes G,Iomari5aus
bon RadsnIsn: -.Ga TeiTe III
iiberoI gum Riidsus s.,DuHsn UOr'
esn.
.SiS0fiIi9er ari,ssIaaupIds. -
.Sn mebrtr<n flsiHsren Gefthtsn
matten bi, 3suti6eh 100 Gsfang.He.
BON nSrblideH llf.r Der 9Ondu
aus btTtcs bsutfas eIrtilleris bic Frs
sii6en pOiiiiOnen iiiblid bonn 5Iuiie.
in Der R6be pom Samaubria GA Ulsis
len IiibSfIi4 bT gslsrab. Der 5sinb
purSs Don bort Uertrieb.n uHb feline
QlriiGsrie gum S9psissH sebra4i.
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our6 snsrsii4m 9sseuaHeriif aus bsr
idIimmen Gage befrtisn, in bic Il. aes
tatbsn iinb. Gs Diro barauf binaes
pieisn, bab bic aapallsrie DON Din.
osHbuts's ippsit in iiinoli6es esbi.t
sinssoranssH 1T, oab iis BON 3ipei Seis
ten angssriffsH iperSsn tam, psnn
bic RuiieH i'm StaHbe fino, re9t5siiis
gritdrtunssn Ha5 Der ri9tig.H StsIs
le 81 Derisn; man glaabt bier abr,
oab iis ni4t i'm Stanbs Isin tperbsn,
erfotsrsi9 ,iHsH fOlasn S9las gu
fiibren.
Wldn 3srbriat ii5 immer nod ben
aopf oariikr, mas bic 9eu.fbsn
sigsntli6 Oorbabsn. Wan iit s.tbeiltsr
aHiidt barber. Ob DON Siubsnburg
nur beabiidtist. feline SdIiHss su'
fommsH3u3iebm ano bic ruffii4e ar'
NEE, Oosr ben srOBtsn sb.iI oaDOu.
sefaugeH 5u Hebmsn, obsr ob er, ni5t
5ufrieb,n pamit. bic 2lbiitt bat, ii6sr
plonia segsn Wins. Opr3uriiden uno
bic JIdH.iruns in nod sr0ber.m
Wabitab gu pisosrbOl,n, nm bamit
nOamals eiuen Dfriua gu MAIDEN.
eiHeH sHtitsio.nben Sieg gu errtna.n.
Cine Gbnlife 1attii ndt bsm 5aa
bon 0arf6au ,rDiss ii9 aIs erfols.
los, unS aud SiesmaI si6t iib bi. bris
tii4e prsiIs Der Soffnuns bin. bab
es ben Rufu s.IiHs.n Dirb, au9
oissmal, obr. 3u sross 9srluits gu srs
lsiosn, Der Sale gu .ntsebeH.
Rad Wari4au ift WiIna bic pi6s
tisfs Siabt i'm peitIid.u Rublanb.
Sic bilo.t sirn GiienbabninOisns
punt BON GROCER miIitdriid.r Wi6s
tistsii.
@sHnsl.i9 ss itsint, als Of bic
Deuti4en ssnug bamit gu tbun bdts
ten, bic Ruf.n 3uriid3utreibeH, bab.H
fis ofFenbar bod nod 1ruppsn uno
geiaiiss iibris. bic Il. ben Ssiisrrsis
fern s.sn Ssrbisn gu SiIie iaid.n
t6nn.n, otnn aug Dem offiSieGen beuts
i6sR 8.ridt eebt berOOr. onB beuiids
2lriilleris b;n adrnpf nit Der ierbii6sn
9lriiasrie jsui.its Der 9onau aufsss
nommsn unb iis gum Sapsis.n ses
6rddt bai.
gln Der ieitlifSn SrOni iprbsn
iebt bic beibsri.iiissn poiitioneu nit
fhpsrr ariilIerie beftis bsT6ofIen.
9as gourbarotmsnt iit'ein foit unun'
terbrO6snss unb a!sidssitis bombaroi'
pn britii&s ari.ssfdiffe wisb.r bic
Gtdbte an Der b.lsii8eH stiiite; naa
bsutf6.n 9ridtsn muBtsn iib absr
bic strisssiaiff. Dor lem 5euer Der
bsutften 2lrtiltrie Suriid5ieben. @On
elmer alssm,insu SffeHiipe Der Gliirs
ten III db,r INNER nod ni4ss 5u be-
Hsrssn uaS es i4sint i.st gsrib. Sab
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DEM fe (@werli6 enfse6en eonnen.
aud Die armee 0es prnon ceopdo uG(u6t Uon Sioen
GET i@nm Den Ri6jug a6ju(6ne0en


Hfde 450o Ssan
entmdhk Obe
bic f aniauB cntnhma9e
3an bic iubidm doHe bfdOTen uHb bic G4e
au BEN pstih Gage
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Die Ztabt aie,u
Wttb btreits BON btnRui.
fen gerGumt

fen serdumt
CT. gttttsburs. 20. Sept.
llsxr asnSOn. Die .g6risH5situHs'
bsrits,i. Oab laut elmer CsptI6s aus
aisp, o.y DirsttOr Der iiiDipsfliGtn
Gii.nbabn,n bic grtIdruns abcsss6eH
babe, sab bic RdumunS bon aiap in
uormolu Weii. Dor ii9 sehs uHb &c.
mug GiT,nba9aDassons far SitieH
Sped s0rsdastH fsisn'
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Sefferberid,f.

5iir O9iO, Neit girginien, bag
tpeitli6e YenniplOanien uno unteres
W}i6igdn; 3beilpeiie tribes unb tibs
leres 8stter am 9ienstag. &m Wsitts
mod f40nes Wetter.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-24
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Pulaski County Court s hss ordered and called a special elac' s tion in the city of Little RocL @ and in the city of PulasL; Heights on the question of tha s annexation of the city of Pulaski ski Heights to the city of Little Rock. Said election shall he e held on the 4th day of January " 1916, at the following yotino places, to-wit:
 City of Little Rock.
 First Ward-Precinct A Treadway's store, Twentv-third and Arch streets; precinct R Mathews store, Twenty-fourtb and Schiller.
 Second Ward-Precinct A Lewis store, Twelfth and Main. precinct B, room Ninth and Rec. tor.
 Third Ward-Webber's store. Fifteenth and Chester.
 Fourth Ward-Sol Alleys store, Tenth and Marshall.
 Fifth Ward-Markham and Cross streets.
 Sixth Ward-Frank Martins J. P. office, Markham and Spring.
 Seventh Ward-Lewis & Walther's shop, Second and Sherman.
 Eighth Ward-Precinct A. Twelfth street engine house: precinct B, Hatcher's store, Prospect and Booker.
 City of Pulaski Heights.
 First Ward-Witt's store, Oak and Prospect.
 Second Ward = Granberry's store, Locust and Prospect.
 Third Ward-Baptist church, on Prospect avenue, near Cedar street.
 Fourth Ward = Park office, theater building, Forest Park
 This notice is given under and by virtue of an order of the County Court of Pulaski county, made this first day of December, 1915.
 HERBERT s. TURNER,
 County and Probate Clerk.
 Little Rock, Ark, Dec. 1, 1915.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-24
Ready For It,

He was travelling in the South and had to put up overnight at second. rate motel in western Georgia. He said to the clerk when he entered: Where shall 1 autograph"
 Autograph" said the clerk.
 "Yes, sign my name, you know
 "Oh, right here.'
 As he was signing his name in the register in came three roughly clothed, unshorn fellow immediately recognizable as Georgia crackers. One of them advanced to the desk.
 Will you autograph?" asked the clerk, his face aglow with the pleas ure that comes from the conscious ness of intellectual superiority.
 Certainly, said the cracker" his face no less radiant than that of the clerk; mines rye.'-The Argonaut
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-24
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Ross Eaglebarger Lind sey of Houston, Tex, is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. l.. Stacey, on Cedar street.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Booth of 412 Cedar street have a little boy at their home.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Kirby of 519 Maple street were remem- bered by Santa Claus this year with a pretty little girl.
 Miss Eloise Angel has gone to Pine Bluff to spend the holidays with relatives.
 Roger Heard of Fort Smith spent a few days this week with Macarthur Babcock.
 There was a regular meeting of the Eastern Stars at the Ma sonic lodge rooms on Thursday night.
 Miss Florence Kelly of Wood lawn and Beech streets is recov- ering from recent illness.
 Mrs. Fay Chew will entertain the Mary Jane Club on Wednes- day, January 5.
 Mrs. w. H. Bowman has re- turned from St. Luke's hospital and is recovering in health.
 Mrs. E. R. Smith of Palm street and Prospect avenue is improving rapidly from a recent opreation at St. Luke's hospital.
 Among the many who this week are victims of the grip is the Rev. L. E. N. Hundley, pas tor of the Pulaski Heights Methodist Church, who was un- able to attend the Chsistmas en- tertainment at his church Thursday night on account of illness.
 J. o. Gunter of the bond bro- kerage firm of Gunter & Saw yers is building large resi- dence on Prospect avenue, next door to the J. s. Maloney home, opposite Stifft Station. The cost of the building, it is said, will be S11,000. It is of two- story design, in keeping with the other high-class improve ments on this street.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-24

The Rev. A. O. Evans, pastor of the Methodist church at Philadelphia, and the Rev. J. M. Workman, president of Tender son-Brown College, were the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. s. Lu- ton this week.
 Reece Bowen, the little son of MT. and Mrs. Jerome P. Bowen of 215 Beech street, is ill.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Luton will move into their new home on Woodlawn avenue right after New Years Day.
 Robert Hathaway left this week for Devine, Tex, to spend the holidays with his family, now visiting there.
 There will be a special meet ing of the Pulaski Heights City Council on Monday night, Janu- ary 3.
 Mrs. Peyton Hale of Memphis is spending the holidays with the family of her niece. Mrs. H. F. Dodge, 515 North Valentine street.
 Miss Elizabeth Eakin has re turned home, after a three weeks visit with relatives and friends at Shreveport, La.
 Miss Burnelle Bradley is al home from the University o1 Arkansas to spend the holidays with her parents, Mayor ano Mrs. Bradley.
 MT. and Mrs. Fay Chew are entertaining MT. Chew's broth CT and family from Russellville,
 Miss Mildred Moss is at home for the holidays from Precott, where she is teaching in the High School.
 W. o. Koen of Cedar street received news this week of the death of his brother at Mem phis, and left for that city to attend the funeral.
 Mrs. ]. s. Bassett of Monroe, La, visited her mother, Mrs. H L. Briggs, this week, on her way to Iowa with Mir. Bassett to attend the funeral of the lat ter's father.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-24
FOREST PARK NOTES.

The Christmas tree and pro- gram at the Forest Park M. E. church will be given next Sun day night at 8 D. m., instead of Monday, as had been previously planned. All invited.
 MT. and Mrs. Abeles, corner or Twentieth and Cypress, are the parents of a little girl, born Wednesday.
 There is to be a rally for the church and social life of Forest Park community at the Forest Park M. E. church next Wednes- day night at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Wilbur F. Wilson, the new pas tor of the church, wants to meet all of the people in the commu- nity, and this will be a splendid time to make his acquaintance. After the first meeting you will not need a second invitation, but will be on hand and anxious to invite others. Come and be one of us. MT. Wilson announces that Sunday morning he will preach a Christmas sermon on "The Birth of Christ" Be sure and come.
 l The epidemic of la gripps which has covered all of Little Rock has also reached Forest Park. We are sorry to report many cases from this neighbor- hood.
 The IV-H Club of Forest Park will give a watch party" at the church next Friday night, for the purpose of watching our old friend" out and our "new one" in. At this party the off, cers for the next term will be elected, and the Rev. MT. Wilson will give an address. All who have not heard him must not miss this chance to start the new year with some of his splendid plans and aims for up- building the community in their minds. All are cordially in- vited.
 Mrs. John Rogers and two sons, Terrel and Johnnie Opal, left Wednesday night to spend Christmas with Mrs. Rogers relatives at Milton, Okla.
 Melvin Hicks has returned from short stay out of town.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-24
The Christmas entertainment

The Christmas entertainment at the Pulaski Heights Metho- dist Church Thursday night was we'll attended, and many contri- buttons of food and clothing were brought for distribution to needy families. The lantern pictures showing the life of the Savior were much appreciated.
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 All kinds of parcel post pack ages are received for mailing at Granberry's store, Locust street and Prospect avenue.-Adv.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-24
MONUMENTAL DESIGNS

Of all kinds and sizes, and an extra large stock to select from at the show rooms of Monahan & Son, 412-414 West Markham street, Little Rock. Italian marble, American marble, Barre granite, foreign granite and Ar kansas granite. Estimates fur nished on any kind of cemetery work. Sketches of work for out-of-town patrons. Establish ed 1895; home industry; no agents; no commissions. Larg- est stock to select from. We invite prospective purchasers to get our prices. (Advt.)
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-24

Mailing Parcel Post Packages; If you have a package to send by mail, bring it to the Postal Sub-Station at Granberrys store, Locust street and Pros pect avenue.-Adv.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-24
ESTIMATING AGE OF EARTH.
GeoIogists Have Differed Greatly as to the Time 1t Has Been in
 Existence.

As long ago as 1860 John Phillips, the geologist, estimated that the time required for the deposition of the stra- tified rocks lay between 38,000,000 and 9b,000,000 years. This was probably the only estimate prior to Kelvin s epoch-making paper of 1862. Since that time many estimates have been made, varying all the way from IT ,000,. 900 years to 400,000,000 years. Kelvin was the first to discuss the age of the earth considered as a cooling body. In 1893 Clarence King introduced the important criterion of tidal stability and reached the conclusion that 24,- 000,000 represented the conditions. This result was adopted by Kelvin in 1897, and then he placed the limits as 20,OOO,000 and 40.000.000 years. Only Sir George Darwin has discussed the age of the earth from purely astro- nomical point of view. From his theory of the earth-moon system he derived an estimate of more than 56.000,000 years, which for long time stood be- tween groups of higher and lower fig ures. J. Joly was the first to base estimates of the age of the earth, in 1899, on the sodium contained in the ocean. Adopting the hypothesis that the sodium content of the ocean is derived at constant rate from that of the rocks, he arrived at an age Of S0,000, ,O00 or 90,000,00O years, and in- creased this by 10,000.000 in 1900. In 1909 MT. Sollas made searching in- quiry into this subject and placed the age of the ocean at between 80,000,0 and 150,000,00O years.
 His ChlIdren's Work.
 He was certainly very poor speci- men of humanity, and, so far as could be seen, was certainly fitting recip- tent of the pennies dropped into his box by the charitable-minded. Day af. ter day he sat there, none knowing or caring how he managed the journey to and from his residence, in whatever part of the town that might be, with out an accident. What brought you to this, my poor fellow?" inquired a lady of a rather more practical turn of mind than many. My children, ma'am," replied the fellow, with a pitiful groan. Dropping some coins into the box, the lady passed on, with a remark to her companion as to what some children are responsible for. A bystander, who overheard the remark, asked him the ages of his children. "The eldest is twelve, and there are four others" replied the knave. Then you rascal, how could they bring you to this?" "In handcart, the same as they take me away" was the self-sat. isfied response.