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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-03

In preparing window box, it is well
to first whitewash the interior, as this
not only keeps the box from rotting
but prevents insects, says Mothers Mag
azine.
No strong washing powders or kitchen
soaps should be used on linoleum, as
they slowly fade the pattern, destroy
the dressing, and so make the linoleum
look old and grimy, says Country
Gentleman writer Clear water may be
used and mild soaps which are really
mild enough to be used as toilet soaps.
Wiping up the linoleum with milk has
more disadvantages than advantages,
The sugar and the fat in the milk seem
to glaze the linoleum, but the sickness
of it will in time make the linoleum
hold more dirt, and in the end gives a
grimy appearance. A thin coating of
the best varnish twice a year will do
much toward keeping the linoleum bright
and shiny and prevent wear.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-18
40 DOUBT or GERMAN
PURPOSE To ATTACK

London Dee II l2;oo a. nI)---Ihe
threat that the German minister AT
Athens ls s'id To nave m'o' 1" tine
effect tnai Germany would 'e com
PEELED To take action To urlVe out 'ht
allies at Sai"niNi II inc l"i'l''''uoh
~ mat nasc continued or'hsa the
'itN'H wy '''l''''' ''' " ''' i
crisis How soon 'he Aus'r"-'''I.
mans cross lh' greek Ironu'r WIN
apparently u'p'hu upon now soon
they are ahI' To 'oi''o' Su'l'e'eh'
troops
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-18
CAPTAIN DENIES
RENTING HOUSE
FOR DYNAMITE

~ 4aTa,'a looss.l sfsel.l ls4s,p VIII.


Los Angeles, Dec lf-DuNid Cap
ham, alleged participant In the conspr-
Acy which resulted n the blowing up
81 the los Angeles Tmos building
five years ago. Interrupted the trial
of Matthew A. Schmidt charged with
murder u Che same connection. today
with a request that hc be permitted
20 speak Captain had boon brought
from JAIL whore he is awaiting triad
ou a charge of murder 70 permit an
Identification witness % see him His
request was refused hut ln attorney
for the defense declared mtcrward
chat he merely wanted 60 deny test-
mony just oddueed to the effect that
he was the William caps who rented
The south san Francisco house in
which the dynamite purchased lay the
Mcnamara cousprators vas stored.
The effort at Identifying Captain aa
tho man who rented the house
mought from .ugusl Mlchlo. real
estate agent vino rented the house,
the statement that hc could not posi-
dvely Identify him
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-18
MRS. CALF NAMED
TO PRESIDENCY
Of SUFFRAGISTS
National Association Refuses
to Admit Congressional Un-
ion to AffIiat.on With Reg
uIar 0rganizati0n

Wnehnutnn Do I- nrDn..1I
fbat tbf rng5.r...sf..,.l 1-,,f.,, ~,
Womar Srff,are +. ,..r,,,t,.1 II &.
nan. rs orrui.tion Viii m. \,,io,.,f
American Wanna. Ssrrr,o. .,ss,.isti,,..
was defeated aftsr j spiri,.5 Jsh,te
an toda,'s session IN thr assoei1tion,s
annual convention Autr.rit v.,s
voted however ian. freou.,t .,pr,,.-
crces beryee, the leeisl,t.y. commit.
.t,c. of me Two hndi.. i, tb.i. Geht
bcfor. conerase H.. f.l.,.l spff,..,p.
amendment
r9rlie,. h tbe ssssfon IN. ,.so.i3-
tiop h.ld ms ,rpi8l. .i.,ti.n Nh. can
rie chairman ear nj Nov, ynrE h.ina
chosen president u.itbopf ,ruositio, 81
succecd DIR ,nna Ilou9rd shaw
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-18
nIIIEnn n00Un
BlLLAhU BUUk1
SPIRITED AWAY
ACROSS BORDER
Government Finishes Intro
dJctIon OF Testimony in
New Haven Case With
Parting Shot at Robbins,

,si soHHtNo JOURNAL aFUCIAl luAaEu wtaEI
New Yurk Dee l1.-TcstmouV I'M
tended TO show tha, Edward ID Rob-
bins. former general counsel of the
New York New i-avou d Hartford
railroad caused 90 hc spirited to
Emada the books and assets 60 the
Billiard company and tried lo prevent
them from bcirr produced before the
Interstate Commerce commission and
The district attorney was presented hy
the soNernuCut today which closed
its ease against Robbins and ten 9TH
en- former directors ct the road on
trial for alegcd criminal violation of
the sherman law
The trial now has been In progreas
two months and live days ON Mon
day counsel Tor the defense win make
a motion To- dismiss the Indictment
II b is not sustained it probably VIII
take the defense at least three weeks
10 present it side Of the case
The government parting shot 1T
Robbins WAITS delivered through tcstl-
mony reluctantly given by Samuel e.
Morchouso, "a New Haven attorney
who took the books and assets of the
Billiard company 20 Canada
Murehouse who temporarily had
acted as president of the Billiard COM
pany said he wae called upon To pro-
duce the Billiard hooks for the Inter-
In New Havcn affairs in February
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-18
HEAD Of GERMAN
SECRET SERVICE
IN USARRESTED
Paul Koenig and Richard Emil
LIndecker Charged With
Plotting to Blow Up the
WeIIand Canal

So
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uar,i,prg- A.,,,.,ie,,. ma ,n5
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.nn,,ht Il, apepts ~ tbo derart
- ustiee ,.l,e.r,.5 ,.,,,, .,,,,
..,.. b., atto,,nt n, hiov. M, tho
NINA canal
rn.pi, WAS arrested a, A. pro.d-
b. tbo offfre, M m. rr,,,n,,,.s.-
,n,.r,.,n lin. Deroro tbe v.ar ba
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n..d NJ co,.n,a,, ..rrot se,.,.ic. in
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III, a,fco AZ a45 Fiftb oysppe vberr
~. h.o, sa,lino ,,,tionss rhe
.,nts of tbo danart,,o,, of iuetief
b.,. cound 1, bis ,fr,co ,,,ne anna
5.o.,,a. II H. w.ll,nd c,n,l RAN
, XII s,id ~ have odnittoa tba,
Xxx. had no1 t,oor ,lono t,.' can,i an
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ii,5orl.er olair,s ia Ina az, A,,ori.
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I,ooric tool. an, bis first .itigonyhir
- ~, III. aa,,,t,,. to,. .oars no.,
NY, noya,. an,lioa ~. III socona Tho
o1,ornn,ont arnnts ,ssor, that coania
ras NIX, l,no,., Il. NAM. ,amcs
,r, ',.,.s... 49,, ,,.'lS H., ,k-inia,,
d, 0esiry IN charga NJ mo ro,.ern.
,,.,t.. nortroiit,. in,ostiootion. Ia
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rt.,,,.,. 1,,,,,o,. or a., Nm, yo,,l. IN.
raa,, w. avnlnsj,..s and con,bn.tihlee
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ro.nto undar ~ 'na,na If Gtaa,,,,,.
N, 4 ro. rhargel ,,.as ro.nonsil,lo
En-. ah,atntna frar, cust,,. som M
.fGaa,.i, il, ,,.hta,, Ia do.,,rod ~, Nod
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o,.. Lofaro She IL, ~, h,, Iost WV.
aga eta,i ,,.,s co,,.iotod an a. cbargo
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ttndooi.or ne. -. Wi. ~, cont.r,.
Lor Or me- for pncra1a oyor M 10
Mon l,ltn,s raiiraad I'at.r tno,. won't
nl-l. No'I'} rallroad. Later they went
c,cc.Ii,, No. ,,,at :, ,,ae "tbo mn
,os.. h., ,,,+o,t 80 ...il doro,d,nt. +,
5o.t,,,. ,,,,flata "a ,o,,,oo. tha
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,hod,i.' III. 1,1,r.,aa, .hat
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Ill.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-18

Nlentown Pa, Dec. fan
~"ouncement was made today Of a vol
"'''y Increase in wages for the
81, '''''"en of the Lehgh Valley Tran
~ company operating lines i'm this
IN With connecting lines to Phila-
=, Pna' Easton Bethlehem. Nazar-
~ bangor and Delaware Water Gap.
N M increase is cent an hour for
IA u'ihnen With a two-cent per hour
uee Tor men in the employ Of the
soupany fifteen years. About 500
"'en are affected.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-18
POUND SALE.

on saturday, the 18TH day OF De-
cember, 1915, At 10 o'clock a. m. in
front of the city hall on North Sec
oud street, / viii sell one roam horse
about ~ years old. will weigh about
600 lbs, blaze face, all four feet
white, branded on right hip.
THOMAS McMITLIN
City Marshal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-18
ITALY S0LIDLY FOR
CONTINUING WAR

TaY NoHNINo JOURNAL HFtcItL LLt9tp WIN
Rome Dec II (6.50 y. m)-Fol-
lowing a discussion Of the statement
of Foreign Minister Sonnino ON De
cember /. before the senate and cham
Der. i'm which h. declared II TO be the
firm dcterminationgf an ltaly-army
king and couutry-to continue la the
war until all national aspirations are
satisfied. the senate today unani-
mously passed resolution Of conf
dencc i'm the ministry TWO hundred
and twenty-one members were record
ed as voting
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-18

To plasterers, brickayers and stone
masons After January /, 1916, the
scale for all members Of International
fIod Carriers, Building and Common
Laborers union will be three dollars
($3) per day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-18

NE Welland canal connects Lake
H'le and Lake Ontario, extending o
Instance of twenty-seven miles from
VII Colborne to Port Dalhousie. It
tnc route which vessels take from
uVaSo and other Great Lake ports
reach the ST. Lawrence river. Grain
shipments from these ports are thus
transported to Europe. Had the canal
,h destroyed it would have COM
,"ed the shipments to be carried TO
' Atlantic coast by rail before they
'0ud nave been loaded on vessels.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

EatOottsar: ngiit Du nod niat ans
ssSOgtu9"
Jpou Ole Ii9 am 2OiItiIeutiI4
I4mint): aDa iisbIt bob. DuB id
NOD bsiadfGst bin.
.Rtoatteur: nNun, bdHn asb, i9 Oors
ldufig Glltin, Denn :auH mid non Dir
frogi, psrbe i'd Idssn, 6uB Oh nod
nit Der Storrettur btI@Gftiet biit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

paiVagitr (auf Der Sstunbdrba9n
gum S4ufineD: nSugeu Ste mir,
ludram pi.ift Oenn Der 3us uuf Oieitr
Stelle INNER 10 tlGglih?"
Sbaffner: AID, auf Der Stsae BAL
unisr SotomOtipfiibrer feline Traa
tenneH eeIsrnt~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
Z dMieriae @intNeiIMna.

2 Gmieriec @tntbetlun8.
&oltbeanter gum Nienihndo1en,
6as chl ScIopoiipafet ani9ibt): Sir
ocn 6oll, oaB Der 9loreiiat nidt aat-
5isiinOcn ill., f1fmen Sic bcltiHncn
SAP sic Gad,en pcrtbeiIt werOen%
TienItm0ohen oSa, red)t Gerll .
aber ipcs Iino suei SSiirit iiir bic
aanae Mrmee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

g(,ltlihss TrGulsiu: rSsbr Gle
bort bic breitGitis. Side? Dort lit
qRsin 2isbIinsspIGB, no i@ INNER
trdumt unb bi1te!"
9err: r@irtlitb Elm 6errlirhsr Baum
r BEN babeH gndois.s 6rauIetn rUObI
elbit aspfIanSt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
g3ereits bcm e rift.

Batter Gum &erebrer ieiilcr Sodl-
teri Sic f0nnen gar nio6t glaubeir,
relhe plnoer6areRdtbiel meineSof.
ter uli5ngebeH peritebtl@
8ereDrer: 80, 6us bob id) idSoH an
Dem semertt, mas lie mir belste gum
@iien hnraeieht hntlH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
aRilitHrilm

Mcior&uittpe: n@em mir 6eute
9lahmitto0 olrh sic ,Nloer ac6eu,
lie6cS ain6, 10 5icte Gid redJt luarur
all. @s lit iebr jngiq Oort
I9dter n9erubige Gid, Nintti,
ID perOc mid III ielp5u9sm1Bigcr
sllISriiiiung befir0cn4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
@nte @rm hnllnAen.

rSc oeb' nut @ott, glooIar, mo
ioliS III bon ciuenl 9luto iiberfabren
ipirlt, Damn merfe Dir menigitcns Die
g}nnuuer. oanit Demc 5amilic Sdn-
oenerIab berlanaen ldnn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

DSie miiBten OoG iro6 ieiit OaB,
Sic oIeic &ontbippc euoIid los im0l"
DSo, Nas bo6' i'd mir and aeiagt;
aber Jet mert' ib crit OaB iie Der
@rlnN su meinem iAoneu Gurii &C.
neieM ilt!1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
81 III Id

Der SRIoHenlebrsr bate BEN S6iis
Iern sinigs 6rtmbp0rtsr srtlGrt, bds
runter: Gbimdre lit leerer Wabn. Dies
mubttn bic S@iiler nisoerIdrsi6tn,
um Is gu 9auIe gu mieOsr9o!en. oils
er bic SeFis Der S6iiler nanIisbt. ,rs
6Iidt er in &arldens 9sft: gbimdrt
lit Sebreripabn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
81 lildIi@ @tanpII.

Jreier: sd nepms Oi, mitiiers 81.
ter TOdtsr. bei Der dltsTteu piirO, i'd
mir teinen GefulIen tbun. un0 fti Der
iinOItsn Sbnen tsinsn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
O T II H..

H.: 0gicin, id} merOe es ME 0lIoen
soaB @eftNftsIeute in luieru &Iub
tcmmeul"
I.: o@arum benin nidt?"
~: oBpiI i'd io fd5on aae W2ii6e
Saee, meineu @Idilbisern aus Dem
Ss9e su eeben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
Hn ere a II + a nt

JDGff. ,,W0r sDei StunStn bab. t9
f&pH RorbstOpf befttGt, 6rib!"
sesGnes: .Sie miifsn entI9uI6tsen,
If babe bsllte aans ben aopf DsrIcr
reH -"
@aft: oNun, 6Gml briAgen Sic mir
etIpds dnberesp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
9et9tQtma a Is tS'

On, psr S9riftiteIler @pIf battle TiH
bsrs,ll.the l.ther @erkirotbung tOntrottli@
I.id I l'9tsn milher, teiue ggibe iibsr
nv s ! Sdtpieseumuttsr ein3uIenben,
H., lpm um 10 lsi9ter iDar6., uls
Ia;t a Nap Der @erbeirotbuns 6as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
9 3ctpeisfabrunq. { 10 q.

o@as, an sebn Hlasen Doren sic
i6on in oiciem Snbre94
$50 iebcn Sic, ipie iidb ole &err-
ld,oiten I'M mid reiben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
9@etrn Mtnnn

ShlSent (in 5diieeuarabea) /;
p2'us lit Oody cine anOere Welt, in Der
man iett lebt! Gin ytelIiobrsmorgei
obue aoterl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

S9ul5 rSebsn Sic BLOB, ipit Der
S4DieatrOater iibers eanse @eIitt
ln6t uRO Der S@ipiessrio5n bds Sc
ssntbeil."
Malsr: uSu, iiu, meih 9ieber, ses
ben fIt ieliger bsnn nebmeis.I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

o.: Sic baben ia od enen berrlden SunOl
o elm eter SoT Eerrier~, oet MIDI fu Sunoerter!
st. Tamo Ebier baben e onu fir einen Gas
lit ia ca gang aeubuGe 4oter @o5u ab sic lid ben
idatS"
81 Ser o onpa 6ab mir ser aorSerrier nid aeOben miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
q a d 3 q nj & e It.

Griie Greliuoin.: vNait Gli nod Ct.
lpus pen Gciien g9cibnaftsniid)erei.
en- nndhcholtcn2~
,,moiie 6leu0>lA: .siiGtS ais
3abnUeb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
OaS 9 6rtdtn8ftn6 5.

6ribden; Papa, Du tarnit mir
isbt Dsiue GeSsrn nnb 5sDsrbaltts
i4snten.
Batter: Die brau@' id ia IcIbey,
ntin &inO."
8rib4su: nglber Sntel Gmil Iagts
ueiiIib Su DOttOr Steiner, Oh babeit
Did ausaelArieben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

Runoe r5agen Sic NAL, Iieber
yreunb, pie 6siBi ea tisentIib, Wlars
Qarin ooer Margorine@
Gommis: nSa, piheu @ie, ic6 muB
Butter iugen, lOuii i4meiBt mid msin
@bei 'rous."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
M fn n

Mint.
@raeQcna: ngla,s fam Id Ieiren
rllr nift oas @jdbne1."
0err; %, baum bite ih taal.n5
Wlal nm @er5eibung. oaB meme
Auopflob'r gr3elsn8 10 angd1nen.
sIud Gin Sroit.
SioWmis OuelClcr ifeil eingeiretcn
III mo 0as Bureau icbr tolt fiuoet)
uSil Is eiuNler inner I'D tolt2"
9'rt0haltcr o9Sce, i'm Somncr lit
cS MARINER"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

Saus6srr: .SObonu, sebeH Sic
Einauf msine Srou iOli al iinssn
cufbCren."
Sobdun: IS lit ni4t bic sndOiae
sSrdu. Oi. iinst. IrnOsrn bic &Oaill--
fcl idl -"
Sausberr: .Gein - I'm GottssDils
!,n bann Iassn sic liebtr niats."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
GrtGart.

r&aram mo6ut &Gr imterm
9acp2~
uEouit ii6 niemauo ii6er ms mi.
balteu fann.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

Weldes 3bier beTbt ben sutipidells
iien muiiidIiiHsn Sinn2
Die Mdn5e. bena iie 1T in alien
Suosu Dobeim!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

M. .Du lpie lrN be8iiiesa lisb una
aefdbr bic Smulrei oes 8dron2 2"
g.: .glm oos reiB ih nit s.naIl
9lber ss III nidi Imlinm, Ct lonl
iid nod IN ieber 6amilie rie ssJu5pt
ns6msnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

o.. nDOnnerlpttte.. ods lit bag
Orei8e4nte SufeiIsn, Oas i'd fin6'. gu
ioeiB ic6 ni@t GeDtutet bus Slid DOR
llngliid2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

2t6rer: .Wumit Iinb bic losenanns
ten qlabrssen seip0bnlidb berbunosa,
Wihler9 NIn, ipanH regnst es oenn
i'm Somnwr seipObnIidl"
Wliiuer: n@tnn man tsineu 9fss
aenI6irm nit bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
8ncdLos 3.

.sSunae ldriac bo@ Nift 10, Su
peiBt, 0d nnten II bic 6raa este II
rotb geItorbeu."
.Na, papa. ofer io0la lie Dam,
ooG idon tc6t 1T 2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
y 4.N 6erbart 8ritgsnir Z
I o.

S.a aptiadSntr: ssSN, mas man In Ditz
Eas Esu' Nriege niht aIles erlcbt. 9ltiIlid
ooos oo Id nad) elmer Sieeesnabric9t fO=
SSt Ss4 mn eiutnl 8srliner @riibsrltaft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-27
EXHIBITS SWAMP
 OFFICIALS NEGRO
 FARM FAIR HERE
Jordan's Augmented Forces Working Rapidly to Get
 Products Placed.

With satisfactory att ndanc for the opening day. and large receipts I exhibits. the Jefferson county negro fair was formally opened yesterday al Longley's park. and it was stated last night that by tl/~ attern on it is expe ctad all the exhibits will be re- ceived and arranged for display
 We made what l consider most creiitable showing fo. tle opening day" said Dr. H. l.. Jordan. one of the officers in charge of the affair. "W'e have a very large number Of eX hibits, all coming in at once and we w re hard pressed therefore to gel them all unpack2d and arranged but feel sure that all this will be ov r with by tomorrow
 Several exhibits from negro farm CTS of Grant county have been recelv- ed, and it is stated number of Lin coin county negro farm rs have ar ranged to make exhibits at the local fair. The officers and committees in charge of the affair are planning for the visit 10 the grounds of quite a number of white peopl during tlte week, tc. see what the negro farmers have been doing to advance them selves
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-27
PSYCHOLOGICAL.
Funeral of Mrs, George

Sherrill, Oct. 25.-The funeral of Mrs. Kate George was held at the home of her sister, Mrs. P. F. Mitchell. yesterday. Rev. M. J. Norton officiat- ing. Besides the regular funeral ser vice. Father Norton made very inn pressive address, which reminded each and every one that he, too, must some day cross the portals and an- sWer for every deed done while on this earthly pilgrimage.
 Mrs. George was the widow of the late Bud George, and the daughter of one of the oldest settlers, of Jeffer- son county. Her mother, Mrs. Ann Diamond, crossed the waters of the Atlantic in 1840 There are only four surviving relatives: A sister, Mrs. P. F. Mitchell; niece, Mrs. J. s. Vau- zine, and two nephews, Arthur and John Diamond.
 Mrs. George was a loyal member of the Roman Catholic church. She was confirmed in the faith by Bishop Fitzgerald in 1878.
 The pallbearers were w. I. Payne, J. G. Ford, R. FF. ford, Bryant Will Hams, J. w. Willis, Frank Jenkins and Jess Ford.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-27
$ . GI r Y

1872" having been the first. II is be- lieved also that Pine Bluff stands an excellent chance to be selected fol the 1916 convention of the state w C. T. U., which meets at Forrest City tomorrow.
 Mrs. T. H. Collier extended the in- vitation to the Daughters of 1S12,' at the convention held at Batesville last week, and had the pleasure of seeing it accepted.
 Most of the local women who went to Little Rock for the meeting of the suffrage association remained over for the meeting of the federation of women's clubs. Mrs. J. w. Crawford
 Miss Lucy Hearn Broadstreet, Mrs. w. T. Woodbridge, Mrs. T. H. Collier, Mrs. Henry Haizlip, Mrs. w. c. Hud- son, Mrs. Hubert Strange, Mrs. A. J. Guenther, Mrs. w. F. Coleman, Mrs. J. w. Gibson, went up yesterday. Mrs. Frank Thompson will go to Little Rock this morning, and Mrs. Sam M. Taylor and Mrs. Annabel Roberts will motor up today, to attend. Miss Broadstreet has been especially in- vited to sing before the convention, and Mrs. Thompson will be accom- pa,.:st in her selections.