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The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-12
CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR
 MAY HAVE JOINT CAMPAIGN

It is probable that an effort will be made to have the candidates for gov ernor indulge in a joint campaign of at least limited number of speeches. Hon. T. C. McRae, it is understood. will invite Dr. C. H. Brough to meet him in at least six different cities, late in November or early in December. It is probable that others will be in vited to take part.
 Present indications are that the gu bernatorial campaign will open in ear nest early in December and that by Jan. 1 it will be in full swing, with Messrs. Hodges, McRae, Brough and Crockett shelline the woods with their 42-centimeter guns.
 Xanthic means tending toward vel low.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-12
PROJECT OF ANNEXATION
 WELL UNDER WAY

Little Rock, ov. 12.-The project for the annexation of Pulaski Heights to the City of Little Rock is we'll un- der way, and promises an early con summation. It is probable that the special elections will be called for some day early in Janury, and the in- dications are that anneXation' will easily receive the requisite majority in each municipality. Should this be done. the first aldermen to represent what will become the ninth ward in the city, will be elected at the muni- cipal election in April.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-12
OF STORM
 TOTALS EIGHT LIVES
l, : pond and Other Towns and '',J Villages Demolished by Twist
 :, Beginning to Recover from
 the Shock.

Kansas City, Nov. 1.-The number
 .sasad in the windstorm which swept
 ', central Kansas early last night
 '. sr.,ting hundreds of homes in its
 @ '.arso through several towns, re-
 '.I .s;npd at eight tonight. Communi-
 ''.;o, ". with all but a few outlying sec
 s,,s was established late today.
 ,nbough the damage was greatest
 Great Bend, where a path three shks through the industrial and res ;l,tial sections was cut by tornado.
 p,DOrts tonight show that zyba, Kan s' town of 200 population was the most thoroughly wrecked of the towns rd villages in the storm. Every |hidifg in Zybia is said to have suf- i,red damage. Three persons were |gTed there and several injured. In a |bm lasting only a few minutes the aire town was thrown into a mass of |tuggling humanity, wrecked homes,
 he's and fallen wires.
 Reports of damage to buildings, |eah to livestock and injury to the Inhabitants on isloated farms were |weived late today. Near Pratt, Kan ss a farmer who had been away from hone for the night returned today M found every building wrecked and lis family scattered to the homes of |mighbors The family had been in |ae home when the storm struck and M member there escaped injury. Hundreds Of trees, one of the most ulnd things about a prairie home, Nn blown down. In many cases
 Eat cotton woods which were plant
 ayhen the country was first settled N snapped of or split.
 Great Bend late today began to re- @u from the shock and began |talhg up the debris, A company dhe Kansas National guard assist ah an examination of wrecked build hg and in pulling down dangerous hm' The lighting plant was des- royed and all the wires over the greater part of the city were blown h1 helpless mass.
 hosington, Kan, also was supplied sHA light power from the Great Bend pant Great Bend was without water n the city mains tonight and will be that condition several weeks. ac- '@ang to the city officials. The stand lPe was blown down.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-12
STATE BUREAU RECEIVES
 SAMPLE OF LIGNITE

Little Rock, Nov. 12.-The Bureau of Mines and Agriculture has receiv- ed from Kingsland, Cleveland county, a sample of Ignite coal which was discovered at depth of Al feet, while digging a well. Similar coal has been discovered on the same land at four other points. The vein is from five to nine feet thick.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-12
GRANTS PADON
 TO GEORGE T. FERGUSON

Little Rock Nov. 12.-Gov. Hays has granted a pardon to George T.. Ferguson, of Polk County. who was convicted last April of forgery and sentenced to two years in the peni- tentiary.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-12

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-03

MISUNDERSTANDING, Die iib erfo(g-
reid Dor DEM Seino betatigt, per-
bient Elm n1ieri6opfli1es MoB bon
M%nerfenmang, BON 8epunberlnel
Wion bort barfig Die 4euBerung,
ous uno oas l1nterieeboot batte ebcn
Slid, ibm liefen lol1nbIopiele Gfiffe
in Die 8ilierlinie ieiaer 2%oncierrobre.
@eiuiB, man6em llnterleebootsfom
m%anoanten lahelt mol mol ssortulla
DEFENDERS %gnabenreidl. @ber -0folt=
fe }agte: n@liif bat ol1f Die Oulter
boh nur Der Siibtige1, ul1b bon Ga
grupere itan1mt oas @ort: Ser
5iibrer idafft ebeniomenie 1pie Der
geididtetite Spieler ben @liidsfal.
or bereitet i'm Dor, 1u6t i'm berbei
5ulofei1 nno ideint i'm fait 5u BE-
itimmen." SO it's. Ger l~1rrter1ee-
bootsfommat,omt, Der Iein SanD-
merf berftebt, iibtet ebe11 3ieIe, rrro
feline gorpeoos Ianben Damn treff=.
fiher auf ib1en. u9os ltnterfeeboots-
banotperf neriteben~ fam frei1id,
mir Der, Der Ole Qunlit6t oes Ne
hermenidIiden~ be1tbt. Spmit,
abgefeben BON Der Quantitat u1lo
Qnnlitat on ielbltperit1nolif crit
flaiiigem Waterial. fomnnt es ouf
Die Aualitdt bes Berionals an. Gus
iolte beoaht perben, De111 aeipilie
8orausieBnngen auf oie grfolge oes
MISUNDERSTANDING angeitcat
meroen! Sober Monat brinet uns
ia acknowledgements Dem eriebntel,
3icl, uei1e in ieoer Be5iebung ltarfe
l1nterleebootspaffe", 11aber, in ic-
benz Mottat madit Die 3abl Ser ul;-
terieeboote, iopie Ole Ser ausaebil-
oeten Mannidaftetr, tire militarilde
nno tedniide 2eiltungsf1bigfeit.
Sente, am @noe oes erlten Solb-
iabrs oes Observation-Disclosures
'aes, oenft ie0er, ser iid nidt BON
uniadgemabem Optimism1s leit1
Iieb, boiler @enuehlung an Die gr-
folge u%nierer llnterieebootstpaffe",
uno belize 0anfborfeit erfuat ibll
oenen gegeniiber, Die BORT unter benz
8alfer ben ihtperiten nno g%efabrpon-
iten Gent fir bas @aterlano tun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-03
Die Ilentige Sage.

Sic 5ialln1uug @roono's nalrh oit
Gullell lit anid)eineno I'M no0en Com
&c lnlo Die 9eutiden ridden in Die
6eltnng elm; mnbribeiulib iino tic
iest Ifon i'm pollen 9eiis berlelben.
Siherlib miro ul1s Dies auh npieoer
als ein itrategiider Meilter5ue Der
Huilen bingeitelt perben eben1o mic
Die äng @ali5ien'se Die IN bic
lem Augenblif auh mol lbon noa5o=
gen lit. llno oob iinb beibe &iifaiiee
hllrd Die 5tpingenoe Notpenoiefeit
eehingt moroen. Die Guiien fon1l,
ten iib nidt ldnger balten, besbaIb
muBtcn tie fort. iuenn iie nidt aue
gefangen gerionlnien meroen MOLTEN.
Gas t1eflnen liniere eiigIiifen 9epc-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nnd)ber: Slid
siige aus itrategiiden @riinben.
5onit iIt nidt piel gemeIoet mproen.
Gin Cell Der Siirfen auf @anipoli
ioll bon ben Mliierten ilul5ingeIt Iein,
bod 1T Die Nadriht febr ~unauber-
ldilig. l1no ebenlo utl5uperI1iIig lit
aud Die italienilHe Nadriht, oab
Die 9eiterrcider Hobereto geranmt
batten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-03
e. .. & !. 3.

Nrfnuft -
go. Il Son @ouiton, Boco unb gprpue
ebrI1ti .7:05 nadn1.
so. 3-goa 9ouiton unb @ii5tenorten.
$3.50 bori,;.
Nn. 5-gon goafum unb aiiftenorten
................. 1:40 nad1n.
yto. 42-Bon &errbine BOB BORN.
No. 146-gon &errbiae. tdglid o1isge<
rornrten 5onutaes ..7:45 abeios
Nbfdbrt-
'Mo. 2-Mad 9oufton. Baeo uno Corpus
e1r11tt $50 BORN.
No. 4-Nnh 9ouiton uno 8iiftenorten .
1890 nndnt.
yio. 6-Nad Doatum un6 aiiitenorten
2:1O nnd5ns.
go. 43@9n1 Rerrbille. -. .5:O5 abercs
$50. 145-Na9 &errbiIe, tdgIif. .alisgcs
non1u1en Sonntngs ....7:05 BORN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-03
Die arieasbelSin bon Yistpm.
(aus Dem .Sauitrierten @iener
Grtrablatt.)

Die gefreiung Der 8ufomina, mel
he NIT aroBem Clan ourdgefiibrt
ipnroe, legt es nabe, cine ~intereIiante
epiiooe aus Der 3eit oes Beginners
oieier gefreiunesfampfe gu belpre-
den.
Gs mar Inn Die Mitte 9openlber
porigen Sabres. Ger als 8efreier
Der 9ufopina 9efeierte. bon ieinen
Soloaten beipnnoerte OberItleut-
nont gapp mar bamals 0fajor nlo
0eileralitobs6ef ser "a. Snfanterie-
Gruppen-9iniiion nro mobnte III
Dem fleinen &arpatbenltdotden 8i3-
nib, einem guten Stiibpunft fir mag
baliige Speratioren. Sn Der &c
geno BON @i3nib bis 8iitpn fanoen
in ieler 3eit tdglid fleine @efedte
itatt, IN pelben balo nniere $50
troni1en, baIo Die feinolifen @fdei-
lungen iiegreid oaponfamer. 9is
aoIafeniotlien niiteten insmiifen in
ibrer barbariIden @rt n1o bereiteteil
piel llngemahs ttamentliA Der iiioi-
iben booenit6nbigen 9cb0Iferlng.
Sic Sliben berIieBen oft lire @ebnll-
Jung uro retteten ibr nadtes 2eben
in @aIoesidludten ooer alif befrein-
hete rutbenilbe 8auerngebofte, tuel-
DIE pom 6einoe in Ser &eseI per.
idont uairoen.
Sn Dem Staotden 9iitpn CAB es
aud pieIe Sbredenstage. gs 5eugt
nber bon Der impoianteu St1rfe ntto
9pferpilisfeit Der bortigen Siioen,
oaB iie Dem Seirtoe itets nif Der 2dlt-
er tparert nn6 5i9 femiibtep, Die
Operationen nnieres &ommonoos
81 erleidtern.
Inter bieien 8rapen peroient Ell
men belonoeren GbrenpIab, Die wods-
re 19iabrige Sttoelitin Sara S6orr
aus 9iitpn.
SSn ibrem BON &uiien beiesten 81
ternbaus fano Sara Sdorr eincn
iuIIiiden Sagesbefebl NIT tuidtigcn
gnflarungeit iiber Die beabfidtig-
ten Itrateeilfen Masnabmen oes
Geinoes. Ole GtuOentin maiBte TO-
fort, tpelde @eoeittung Dem Sdrift.
lifiif 5ufomt1,t iti,o faBte ben mutigell
8Ion, bas por9efunoene 9ofunlent
lnierm ~aommm,oanten Su britgen.
Obne @iiien Der gltern, bon oereil
lSeite elm beereiflider @ioeritano 5t
| eew1rtigen NOR. mafte iiA Cana
gdporr aiif Sen eefabrponen @eJ.
| 3fpei Gage utto 5mei Nddte babntc
iih bie toIfiibne Seloin ben $50
mitteu burh ruiiilde Badtpolteli
uno Yatrouiden.
gnolid) mar bos 3iel erreidt uno
ser g~agesbefebl befano iib IN Den
Saroen oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
"a. Sssnfanterie 9ruppen 9ipilion,
oes bamaligen Moiors Topp. Dix
iteberbringerin nllrbe nit beareifli'
der Trerloe BON unlerem aommaner
!empfoneen nnb Die Serrcn bonn Som
manoo tpoIten ibrer anerfennunf
fir bie SeIoin ourd) rei6lide &c
iihenfe Iusornd uerleiben. ytet'
aftung flobte ibnen aber Die ariees
IbeIoin Elm, als iie eutihieoen ii.
Iannabme BON Gelo ablebrte, inoen
iie Iaate, iie lieBe ii6 ibren Ratrio
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-03
Sin babies Sabr llnterieeboOtsban.
oelsfries.
&on 8. Seriius, aapitan sur
See a. o.
Berlin i'm Muauit.

Am is. 8. 90. iino lefs Monoie
berifriden, ieit6em Die @ernihtuna
Der feinoliden Sanoelsidiffabrt
ourd uniere unterieeboots ernitlid,
enlightenment mltroe. Sdon bot
bieiem Gage tuaren peri1ieoene eng
Hide nno iran5oiiide &auffabrtei=
nampfer ben 9orpeooidiiien
Sprengpatronen uiw. unierer L.
goote gum Opfer eefaaen. Mber nun
lcnte gemaB Der 8efanntmadnne
nnIeres Iomiralltnbs Ser eigentlihe
&anoelsfrieg beginner. 0ieIe Be
fannfmad)ling lnntete:: Sic @etp1i
ler rings INN @roBbritonnien uno
Srlan0, eini6lieBIid bes geiammten
en9lil6ell &anaIs, meroen hermit
ais &~riessgebiet erfl1rt. Som 1s.
6ebruar an miro jeoes bier ailae-
troffene feinoIide aauifabrteiififf
seritort peroen, obne oab es INNER
mogli6 iein miro, oie babel oie babel
Der gelntung uno Sen 8aiiaaieren
orobenoen @efabren a~bautpenoen.
Cur 8orgeidihte nn6 gum 8erliano-
mis- Der neuen, in Ser poritebenocn
8efonntmaduig allgefiinoieten Gee.
frieefiibrung, oie BON oem friiEer
iibliden ariegsmetbooen obmeidt,
lit es notig, iid Die MeuBerungen bcs
@roBnomirals b. 9irpit ms &C.
oddtnis 81 rufen Ole 6ieier Serrn.
b. @igan6, Dem gertreter Der uni-
teo HreB, s~eseuiiber gnoe Nopenl-
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oariiber, oaB No~ronlnerifa feineli
Troteit gegen Die S6lieBiins Der
Noroiee fir oic neutrnIe Gdiiffabrt
burb @roBbritannien erboben be-
be, unb itelte Damn oie 3raee:: .|os
meroen Die gereiuiaten Staaten lo-
ger. menit 9eutidIano cinen tlr.
terieebootstries gegen aIen feinolis.
den Sanoelsiidiffe erfldrt2" b. sci.
gano e~ntsesnete: .grpdgen gm. Or
oelen5 6erartige WaBnabmen?"
p8arum nidt2 England mia uns
ausbungern. @ir f0nnen oas aleide
|Gpiel treibeny England um8ingeln,
ieoes englii1e S1iff ODER ieoes
ieiner 9erbiinoeterl oas iid irgene-
tpie eneIiiden ODER ldottiiden SD
fen n1bert t~orpeoieren uno oaourh
ben er0Bten 3ei[ Der Mabrunegmifs
teIaufubr abidneipen." Gs tpatroe
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lan0 getug ltnterleeboote, Inn burd.
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ferbootsblodaoe Gnglanos binaus-
lduft21 b. 9irpie aiittportet: ga,
IN ltnterieebooteH eroben gDps iinb
tpfr Gnelano iiberfeeen."
/ gs lit erimaerlidL oab iid @nfotg
6ebruar in Geuti1lano oie Soffnnn-
gen auf ben ltnterieebootsfrieg bod
ipannten nno pielfad geglaubt iplir.
be, oaB, pie uns Die britiide Sfotte
Die 3ufubr bon ueberlee abeeidnit-
ten bate, es nun aiid unleren Inter.
ieebooten niht ihtuer fallen miiroe.
oasielbe nit England 5t tun. Gin
Cell nnlerer Ireiie lit leioer fir Ole
iibertriebenen grwort,msen, Die al
oen MISUNDERSTANDING BON
BibIifrm pielfah eefniipft mlroe,t
bernntportlid 81 MAIDEN. Sin oieiel
SteIle tpuroe oes oftern betont, oni
BEL iohgemaBer ginifasuns De-
llnterieebootstnaffe. uno b%eionoer
Eel 9eriidiidtigitng Der Gunntiid
lin. unierer nterIeebootsitreitfrd
Ute. Der Grfolg Iao Ole Birflns be
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-03

tisntts ltidf be5ablen. Bier Monote
ipater erbielt Cara Sdorr bonn Mio-
ior Bapp ein iinniees Meooiuon.
9ieIer Sen6ung lag cine Giiitenfar-
te bel init fmgenoem S1lbalt: o3unl
Irtoenfen an Sbre Seloentot empfolr-
gen Sic ou6 bon mir cine fleinc
4ltfmerf5omfeit.~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-03
g. s. & g. Z. (oauptlinie.)

AttlAlJl - tTE.f4r
SO. 101-suniet 2imiteo, bon Netp Or
SO. 1oa 5uniet aimiteS, bon g 3 ;a gpa'a:
- cisco ..............3:53 BORN.
No. 7-Sdnea5ng. bon Stem Orleans.
SO. s-@dnsnsue, bon Sci aio -.
go. 9-@nnfet erpreb. bon Ren Crs
leans: ..1:55 nnd]In
$50. 10-9unfet grpreB, bon @on Sranz
cisco .,.......... $3.50 nnhm.
NbfabrtL
SO. 1O1-@miet aimiteb, mad. Gan
Srancisco ...:...4:50 BORN.
So. t02-Sunfet 2imiteb, mad STEIN Or
leans .......... 400 bornr.
$40. 73Sdneusna, mad 9eI Gio. 49,.
SO. s-gdnenaua. nod Mefp Orleans.
1890. .........11:S0 BORN.
SO. 9-@uniet erpreb nod Gan arans
cisco 1850 rtnd]rl.
SO. 1o-eunfet grpreb. nad Stem Cr~
leans. ..11:00 nnfts
gietpria SipiFun.
@nfunft =
$40. 301-@on Souon, Sort 2abaca, Bic
toria. Guero ........7:20 nnhrt.
Nbfahrtz
Mn. 302-Rad guero, Wietoria, Sort
Qabnen. 9ouiton ......7:45 BORN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-31
ADJUSTMENTS. All advance notices furnished by
 Theatres.
BEST THEATRE.

Today-Pauline Frederick, the beautiful and accomplished Famous Players-Paramount star, has the lead ing role in the impressive photoplay production, Bella Donna," a photo play that faithfully illustrates the Oriental splendor and method of life and morals.
 As Bella Donna," Pauline Freder- ick is called upon to portray the part of treacherous woman, who uses her beauty to aid her ambition and hesitates at nothing to gain her end. She even attempts to poison her own husband in order to be free to return to the man who can give her more of life's pleasures.
 As the beautiful and cruel, ir1esis- tible and pitiless Bella Donna, Paul line Frederick gives a portrayal that far surpasses any of her previous tri- umphs, and this is saying a great deal. when one recalls Miss F'reder- ick's triumph on stage and screen.
 The story is a most fascinating TO- nance, and is filled with sensations, thrills and daring situations. To miss it is to miss a splendid work of art.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-31
STARR PHONOGRAPH.

It is with a fine appreciation of the present progress of the photograph and a careful consideration of the presti tige whi;h the Starr Piano com- rany has, for fifty years, so consis7 tently built up. that we announce such an addition to the starr produc; :. Tone. which should be the preem1n- ont quality of all things musical, has heretofore unfortunately been ne- slected in the photograph. It be- iooved someone, therefore. knowing the problems of tone and their sclu- ton, to develop i. as a musical ln- strument. It is certain no firm is better fitted to assume this task; no firm has broader experience, more thorough knowledge or possesses more efficient sacflities than the Starr piano company. In this we lead you to expect something differ ent, something superior to that which has preceded. The Starr photograph will interest you, if for no other reason than as revelation of the musical possibilities of photographic reproduction. Barnes Music House.
 12-13-6:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-31
FIGHTING LA GRIPPE.
Cover Each Cough and Sneoze, Urges
 New York Health Officer.

New York, Dec 3o.-Rhyme as q means of educating the public in the prevention of grip, now epidemic i'll some parts of the city, was used by tie health department today on thou sends of cards which it distributed throughout the city.
 The couplet of preventive advice is:
 "Cover up each cough and sneeze:
 If you don't you'll spread disease v
 Dr. Charles F. Boldaun of the Rureau of Health Education said there is no specific for grip and pre- vention is the only means of check ing it's spread.
 The rhymed warning will be pla- csrded in public places and distribut- cd throughout the schools and on ele- yated and subway trains.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-31
To CA L.
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 Just received, one carload extra fine Missouri mules. Also carload of mares. Prices right. Berlin Bros.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-31
Chaiin Net Candidate.

|. Tucson, Ariz., Dec. 30.--Because he wants to. be sheriff of Prima county, Arizona, and try his hand at enforc- ing the most rigid prohibition law ih the world. Eugene w. Chafin, twice nominated for president by the Prohi- tion party, will net be a candidate for that high office iV 1916.
 Under no circumstances will I run for president next year." said Chafin. "I am going to come right back here to Tuscon after my lecture tour next summer and make the race for Sheriff of iPrima county and show the country at large how the prohi- bition law should be enforced"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-31
More TrC0ps to JuareZ.

Fl Paso. Tex, Dec. 30.-Troop trains bearing Carranza soldiers arrive al Pelea, X. M.. six miles west of El Paso, today. There the troops were to detrain and later march into JuarsZ. across the border from here, where 1,500 Carranza troops from Chihuahua City were expected early today. It is expected General Obra- gon will proceed tomorrow to Chihua- hua City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-31
A.MUSE-E THEATRE.

Jane Novak, who plays the role of
 Dorothy Maxwell in the Universals
 serial of serials, Graft" to be pre-
 scented at the A-Muse-U theatre today,
 is conceded tc he one of the Univer- sals fastest rising stars, and by req
 son of that fact her services are decidedly in demand at Universal City. Hobart Bosworth has been featuring her in Broadway Star mul- tiple-reel productions and when he learned that the Universal intended to star her with Hobart Henley in the leading feminine role of Graft v MT. Bosworth made justifiably long and sustained "holler." Miss Novak is a convent-bred girl. Her theatri- cal career began at IA, just two days after she left Notre Dame convent in St. Louis, Mo. She is called sun ny Jane' and is of Bohemian descent. Her theatrical experience has includ- cd engagements with the Kalem and Vitagraph companies and on Broad- way in the legitimate productions, ''The Girl from Rector's" and Polly of the Follies," besides nearly two years experience in vaudeville and dramatic work This. for girl who
 is only 19 years old, is 8 record extraordinary. Miss Novak appears at her best as Dorothy Maxwell i'll Graft" and exhibitors who nave seen her in "The Scarlet Sin" and "The Little Brother of tho Rich' may rest assured that the combination of Hen Icy, and Novak will be box utfice attraction which will bring the shek-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-31
Reduced Rates via. Iron Mountain
 Ry. Acct. Xmas Holidays.

To all points in Arkansas on Iron Mountain Railway. Tickets on sale De 23, "A, 25 and 31. Good return ing January 5, 1916. To points in oklahoma, Louisiana and Mississippi. Tickets on sale Dec. g. 24, 9 and 31, returning January 5, 1916. To points eas Mississippi river tickets On sale Dec. 21, 22 and 23 returning January IS, 1916. For further information call or write,
 D. G. PAYNE, Agent. Telephone 1046. l2-l0-t1
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CARD OF THANKS.

TO the many friends whose sympathy and kindly services were cf such cornfort in our recent sad bereavement, and for the beautiful floral offerings, we desire to extend our heartfelt gratitude and thanks.
 MRS. F. G. JENKINS,
 MIR. and MRS. FRANK MAYS,
 MIR. and MRS. T. L. LESLIE,
 MRS. J. R. MARTIN.
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Emma H. Elns-Burnnam Graduate
 14O4 Texas Etreet.

Solicits the patronage of ladies who desire beauty treatments at their
 residence. Shampooing, hair dress ing. facial massage, chiropody, mani curing, hot oil treatment for the scalp, manirose oil manicure a speciality. Phone NO. 17;9. 11-30-1m
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Was Inspecting Land.


 St. Paul, Minn., Dec. Ex-Governor Hammond, who died suddenly at linton, La., today left St. Paul a week ago to inspect farm lands he owned near Clinton.
 Lieut.-Gov. J. A. A. Burnquist. who becomes governor, received the news of his predecessors death at bis residenc, where he had remained today because of slight indispoN- ticn precipitated by cold.
 Winfield Scott Hammond, eigh- teenth governor of Minnesota. was ipaugurated just year ago, follow ing his election on the Democratic ticket. Previously he had served sev- cral terms ill the national house of rerrese natives. Ho was unmarried and was bern November 1T, 1863, aT Southboro. Worchester County, Mas sachuSetts.
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BIG CONVENTION 0F
 PRO. PARTY JULY g

Chicaga, Dec. 30.--The Prohibition national convention will be held in Minneapolis on July 9, 1916. it was arnounc today by the Prohibition national committee, which is in ses- sion here.