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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-27
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-27
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-27
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gnl aeitrigen Ga9e mrroen sic So
mites fir bas a1ll 16. September allf
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mllles ltottfinoetoe 4ifnif BON
Scott Goltl1tp erllal1l1t. Iie Gprltsen-
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I'M Commercial Gll1h nit ocnt Gre
'fl,tipfon1ite ser Scott County 6urnl
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.perpiiprcnbebDroe ab6altel1, TIM sic
arrangements fir oos Nifrlif 5l1 tref-
len.
l1l,ter Sen Neoncrn ocs Gifrifs
miro iid nl,d @err 8. 8. @oloen
BON ser International @arpelter
nno frilbcr bon Ser ltaat'
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8. 81. @illon u1o q. s. Soban1rie en-.
Spprts - $. IS. Sdncflptb,
Mltoplpb Sd)roeoer, Iral1
@enrp areiter, Gn1il &roegcr ruro
CHARLES g. GIapp.
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g. S. Soenfe, 81. 90. 6.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-27
Rielt 8eldmlbia11ng s,1riid.

SIT ei,tem acltern I'M Scott Gol1ntp
0iltriftsgerid,t binterlegten 9oM=
mcnt 5iebt Millaro CAREER, 5drift-
letter bon u1be Gbiropractic Mccproo"
Die beleioigel1oct Nellberltlpgen III Ell
1lcnt am Is. SltIi 1913 perDffentlif-
ten Mrtifel iiber 9. S. Naln1er u,lb
Die 4almer Sdltlc 5llriid.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-27

Na9 me1r ais so Sabren
tbei4dftiste biefer Sage ipieoer bas
5efament BON 5rau Mario 8easleD,
loeren Na4lab BON benz peritprbcnel1
5upreme gourtzRi6ter Mercer 8easz
leb ~peripaltet purbe. bas Na9labges
ridt 5u Nepart, 81. s. Dec Mntrag
auf MieoererDffnung erfolgte, neil
bret an ben Neparter Mor19en ges
legene Mder Qonbes i'm Werte BON
$500 mod nidt bergeben tporen. gu
2ebaeiten Dcs Ri4ters tpar 10 menig
Musiidt b%orbanben, bab bas 2anb iez
mals i'm Merte iteigen piir6e, bab ct
ni6t bariiber oisponierte. @on Der
@rblaferin iinb II Gntel, Die in
@outb Orange, gait Orange, 81. s,
unb Mep BORT pohnen. am Gebeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-27

~ tPplYClG. (WlI6.J
@crr s. sa. sdyiele bon 81. 81.
SO. 3, Davenport, Sa., bcgebt am
hclttigcn Gage iciltcn GA. @cburtsta1.
Gr lpltroe otlt 81. Mlielrlt 1851 in
sVSaaocbltrg in Scr prel1biihen Gro-
plll5 Sad)ie11 geboren l11o fam inn
Sabre 1856 iiber Seem Orleans ms
Sallr.
Iralllein GIi5abetb MIlel1 bat
gcitcm bei ocln Sl1rnier Tim bic Mci=
lterldlait Der @eltern @onlon's Clubs
ncacl1 Iralt $. 9. @onmlono bon
SllOianapolis ~perloren. Irau @atl=
mol1o miro loren Meiitcridnftstitcl
anl bcl1tigcl1 Gage gcger IrGl1Ieil1
@laillc Guic1t6al bon Chicago Der
tbeioigell.
SS1l Chicago fat lid Dor mchre=
tel Sagen Ser CHARLES G6ert, frii=
hercr 8eld)aftsfiibrer ser Iopertport
Ml1lage Ser gorn Grooucts Rcfil1ilg
@onpal1p, nit Ser &raufe1pflegcri1
eleanor @itbam pcrbeiratbct. Gbert
lit Ser MnlllL rpeld)er Sic Refonitrl1f=
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rcrc11 Sabrclr 5l1riif beraufitbtigtc.
gr motrlte 5pei Sabre in oieier 5tobt
allp0 lit sur 3cit Iiitriftsgeldafts=
fiibrcr Ser Iirll1a. 9(uh oehort ct
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llro l1obm berporragcl1bel1 Nntbcil an
Oen1 9all Ser Mnlage ser @clcaldaft
sit Argp, 81, NIT einem So tellauf=
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l1ad)Oem er Davenport ~perlaliel1 bat
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i'm Mcsllilter @oipital SIT @al1fegal1,
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gepflegt ml1roe.
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I'M @ulloes : Iiltriftsgeridt cine
Srore ulter5eidp1et, notb melder sic
German Grult Company 5l1m Molle=
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gelcitetcn @a1ferottperfabren ser
@e6riiosr 5ilberltein erllalult NOR
Sen lit.
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sSllterl1atipnol Srocr OF electrical
@prfers bielt porgeltcrn slbeno ifre
regelmabige Siblll1g int Gereirslofal
IN 9eo. 4t9 @raop stroBe qb ur1o
begrilBtc bei jener @%elegenbeit oer1
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gercilligltng, u. u. Ecrrilr BON
Siour Gitp.
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mobne1lOe Sobrl Slor1bort mrroe qe=
ltern Worgcn bon Ser 3apenporter
Goli5ei bon SEM IN 9incoll1, ST., Ell
folgten slblebel1 ieiner Mn1tter in
&enatllib gelett. Sionbart's grl-
Der, 1peld)er IN 2ineolll lpobnt, tbatte
1id on bic 3apenporter Noli5ei tcle=
grapbiid NIT Ser @itte gepo1ot, lei
mem @rll0er Bic Ira1erf1lloe 5ufon1=
men 5n lallel1, 90 CT Die Norel1e ]ei=
neg @rllocrs nidt femme.
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tlon 6arm it eil1eln mii1rldensper-
tben Sfell I'M oltliden georo 3ofota
SIT cl1lem @arguipreis 5u berfaufen.
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Der @ege16 einer &reisitaot llllo in
elmer grte1 5%arn1gegeno. Sizes lit
cine 8el0 mahen0e 8elegenbcit.
Menn Sic irtereiiirt iino, 1dreibe1
Sic mir in 2afefielo, Minne1 ota.
S. q. 9raudl gigentb. (Mn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-27
&fridm6ruug bon
9talienfrn.
@cDcimbanoc brennt @pbn= inns 2p=
girgalts ppn gcni Seatura
ntcDer.
Scatllra ml1roe BON 2al1oslclttclt NIT
Dem Io0e 6corubt; llcl1l1 Sta
licner bil1ter sdlob nn0
MicQel.

Die Grocery, ser 8arbierlaoen,
Dos @obl1= l1llo 2ogirbal1s Des Sta
.lie11ers Semi Scat1ra bon 8ettenoorj
bralllte gel tern Morgcn gegel1 brei
ltbr polig 11ieoer. Inn 2:45 llbr
geitern Morgen lief IN Ser Mebaftiu1l
oieler 3citllng Oie Nseloltng etl1, Dab
III Sen Gettenoprfer @crfc1 sSeltcr
al1sgebrod)en lei, opd) 5eigte cine ppr=
gel1uunn1el1e grfunoigllng, oaB 0as
lldt Ser Sal lpar.
Mit idrilen Nfeifelltol1en ml,roe
Die frcimiuige SScl,ermebr nah Sem
@obl11allie bon @eni Scatltra gerll-
fen, oas in graltb geratbel1 lpar, l1no
5tpar, pie lebr itarf per1r1t6et miro,
onr6 b0smilige 8ranoltiftllng bon
Soften Ser italieuiiden Sdppar5en
@ano=9al1oe.
Scatllra erbob Dor mcbrcren Sa-
igelt bei1n Gplntpalapalt Sel1rp $.
Sebells @eldmeroe, oab cine Moro-
Der dNpnrltng gegell i'm INT Ser Cut
mlctllll1g lei. Sarautb11 lplrOel1 2
2alroslcllte perbaftct ll1b cine Mnfla=
&c ultf Moroperll1d gegen lie erboben.
@el1ige 5tun0en nod 0en1 9rallOe
erld)iencn &pnitabler Ebil. aables
lrno 6itlfs=G Hcalff St-
tcien auf Ser @ranoltattc. Mad)oem
lic cine fliid1tige l1nterlltd)ul1g 0es
Nlates porgcllomn1en batten, gclallg=
ten tic SIT Der lleber5cllgullg, DOB oas
6ellcr bon einent obcr mebrere11 in
oem Salric logirell0en Stalicnerl1 al1-
gelteft moroet tit. Die l1eltl1 2ogir-
9aite Oes Salrics bon Seat1ra lpnr=
ben ais Der0adtig perbaftct llno cine
ldorfe ltnteri lhu11g in oie @ege ge-
leitet. 3as Ieuer ml1roe bon 6ral1
George 9pitpl1, Deld)e gerobe Ditli6
BON Dem 5catltra'idm @uuie mobnt,
el1t0edi.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-27

Or. Safer, 3o5nor5t mbitofer
Building. (Q[na.0
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-27
scat,1ra o,tf @adJc.

H9. as#=
Scatura erflarte geltern Morgen,
DOB er bis INN 1880 l1br NIT ei1len1
8emebr inn Irnl auf @abe in lei
mem Sdlaf5immer gelelicn babc, 90
CT berld}ieOene Male peroadtige Sc
raltld perl1omn1el1 Lbattc. linn balb
5mei llbr mare abcr alcs rubig ge=
ne len, un6 er babe iid sur Rllbe BE-
geben. llngefabr cine Stl1nbe ipd,
ter lei er 0urd Ben Mlrf u6el,er" mod
gcporbel1. slls ct oie Ibiir sur @alle
ge0ffl1et babe, lei ibm oi6ter Mol1h
entgegengeidlugen. gr babe Die Ihiir
mieocr perldloiielr, Damn ein 6eniter
geoffl1et ullb icine Jrult aus 0emlel-
ben geboben l1llo lie m,f Sic groe fal=
len lalier. 3lllebt lei er ielbit al1f
ben II SUB tiefer ~liegenoen grobo=
ben gclprrngen. 311por babe er nod
$50 III 8aargel6 u11b eil1en olf $3.50
%bemertbeten Ni11g on lid) g%enpnr1er.
2%usirgaitc ipringcn alts sem Tcnitcr.
Die a1f ser all0erell Settle scr
gtage lhlafe1loen 2ogirgaite mnroen
~gleid)faas onrh Sen 6e1errl1f ge-
apedt. Sic bemerfltedigtcl1 ibr gnt=
fon1n1en onrd gpri1ger1 aus Sen
6e11itern Ser oberen gtage. gelp11oe-
res gl1fleben bat bei oer gcboroen
bic S6atlade erregt, OaB elmer Ser
Sogirgalte, Soc Gpltolbo, p%oaltQnbig
'befleloet nar, als Ser Jeueralarnr err
idJod.
Scatllra erfldrte geltern Morgen,
CT lei lid)er, 0aB olle Ibiiren Des
@alties felt p~erldlolien ge1peien ieien.
9elr Die gum Seller fiibrenoe Ibiir
lei often gelpeI en-. 9a aber bonn Sell
Ter feline Crepe Sum Snreren 0es
Saul les en1porfiibrt, 10 fant1 1lien1anb
nod BENT ShlieBen ser I6ilren ing
Sans gelal1gt iei11.
gon MitglieOern Ser @ettenoori er
1relmllllgen 5ellermebr mltroe ge1ter11
W}orgen feltgelteQt, SOB Netrolerur1
bel oenl 9ranoa bel1llbt moroen lit.
au6 mlr0ct porgeitern sCbenb
5mel 6renoe in @ettel1oorf geIeben,
Die tidy lla6 Scatl,ra's Seim erful1-
olgten, ii6 ober sort nid)t ei1fanoel1.
Ser M}ittclpllnft Ser itolienild)en
@%ebclnnban0e lol iid in Gel1terpile
Sa.y beflnoen. Gin 2ogirgalt See
Scotura'lden Globes, M11oro Mnori.
ol1p, lit lett geltern Morgel1 lpa1r(oS
per'fplulOen. gr erflQrte, nuch %:
pelrpprt SIT gcben ll1o me6rere Stun.
Den fort5llblciben. Snoelien mar Ell
bis sum- Spato6ell6 no6 nidt 5llriid
Staats= ltno @nnScs6cgDrocn ,ucrocr
mubiliiirt.
Goumtpomalt Sebens fat lid qe.
ltern l)torgen nit Dem Staots 1Sel1er
r1orldall Sle 81. Hoe bon Ies
Wtolncs, nit 0ent 9ull0esanmal
glolloc 81. Eorter ull0 idlieBlih mi
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ser Ser
ell19ten Staoten in gerbinollng Qe
lett, INN oere1 Mitbiilfe in oieien
aan1pt 9eae11 bic i%talieniid)c Sdppar
Sc 9ano bon gettenoorf 5lt erpirfel
l1'lo bic sdmloigcn 5lrr gtrecfe 81
brln9ell. IS mag lem, oob sic Sin
manOerln9sbeborOe nlcbrcrc Static
11er bon 9cttenoorf als ur,erpiinid,t,
eien1e11te nod Stolien .abidie6et
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-27

Die 5ri-Gitp electrical Con-
tractors bieIten aeltert Nadmittog
eiltc 5isllllg inn Commercial Glltb
ab. SIS geIangtc11 llllr Holltinege-
ld)afte 511r grleoialn1g.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-27
@tabt nnb Gounp.
Treitas, beil ~. glnguR
&lciue @tabt=M cnigteiteu.

@llt SIT 6ltB nod ocn1 @ebraltd
IN ercr Sl1B=Tabletten lt11o 911lper.
u icpe's Mpotbefe. CIna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-27

VI. Salllllel No. Wt. 3lper1er,
shriftlteller llllo Miilipnar nro Ml,=
forfeit ii6er Dos observation-disclosures
trifft bcltte in Gaoenpurt 81.
9elltdle cil. gr Itebt lit Scr
bi1olng nit ser .. 90. 8. q. 9epc.
glll1g.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-27

9crf s. US. Sdlielc BON u. 81.
$50. 3, Davenport, SSa., bcgebt am
iclttigcn Gage iei1ten GA. @cbllrtstag.
Gr apl1roe allr 81. Mlial1it 1851 in
svSagocbltrg in Scr prel1biihel1 Gro-
pill5 Sad)ien geboren uulo fam inn
Sabre 1856 ii6er Seem Srleans ms
2allG.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14
''Hobo" gives relief.
 White House, Te II. Nov. 10, 1914

Hobo Medicine Mig. C0.,
 Singer, La. Gentlemen:
 Your HOBO KIDNEY & BLADDER REMEDY was recommended to Le by a friend. l was suffering with my back and Kidneys, and found great relief, after taking your medicine, and l can recommend Hobo Medicine.
 Yours truly, (Signed) A. J. WARREN, All druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14
FEW CAVITIES IN
 LONDON THIS SEASON
Londoners Will Sorely Miss Money oi Americans, Who Will See Their
 Own Country

London, Feb. 13.-The big shipping companies have already come to the conclusion that there will be no in- flux of rich Americans to London for the season this summer. Most of the London gayeties will be cut away. Courts will be few, and big specta- cular affairs like the Horse show, are not likely to draw the upper classes of the two continents as they have done of late years. Besides, few Americans cross the Atlantic to visit England alone, and at present, even Paris and Riviera are not quite com fortable places for stranger, while the rest of Europe is mostly imDos- sible.
 There are, it is true, lot of unat- tsched Americans in London, some anxious to see bit of the fighting some bent on obtaining contracts from one of the war offices. But the New York "Four Hundred" will gen. orally content themselves this year with a look at Panama and jam, around the resorts and show place ol their own country.
 Tradesmen and hotel managers III the West End will miss them, for nowadays many big hotels are af' most entirely maintained by Amer jeans during the London season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14

bia to Astoria and up, as far as Cello. Above the falls near Cello, other boats reach points on the upper O. lumbia and Snake rivers.
 The report also shows the relation Of freight rates on this river traffic to the farm price of the various pro ducts, which we're found to vary greatly with the character. of the products It was learned that on a z5-mile route in Maine the rate on a barrel of apples was 15 cents while the average farm price was S1.75, the freight rate in this instance being S.7 per cent of the farm price. On cotton traffic in the south the per- centage ranged from 0.9 to 3. Eggs varied from 0.5 to 10 per cent. and hay, because of it's great bulk. ire quently was charged from 10 to 40 percent of it's value on the farm. In the case of wheat the percentage ranged from three to fifteen percent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14
Wastefulness.

The average wheat production per acre in Minnesota Is about thirteen susnels. yn Denmark it is 3s; in Hol. land, 34: in EnglaEd. 32 bushels. Pol :ticians talk of the conservation of na. tional resources. What of the con. ,ervation of soil values, the greatest asset the nation has? And what of the wastefulness which extracts from the soil but one-third of the riches it Is capable of bearing? The prodigal ity of congress. tho wanton careless. ness of cities. the improvile lence cf our 3pendthrifts are of minimum impor !ance compared with the agricultural waste in potential yieias and the strange madness that changes annual ly thousands of prospectively good farmers into mediocre and sallow flat 4wellers.-Fublic Ledger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14
Comparative Goodneas.

"Better'' Is 8 sweet. comforting little word: think-4 modest, unessumin8 Nttle word that means 6 great deal more than she seems to express. She stands in line with her two sisters. Good and Best. I remember that in grammar school it was hard for ma to learn that better came after good. l always wanted to say goCder and goodest. After got used to the com parison, however. 1t was moderately easy for me. and I always liked the middle term more than the rest. tl Is 30 easy and no more than you should be to be good. and it ts % hard xnd somehow so snobbish. to be best Better scene commendable and easy to reach and rather satisfactory-Thl Christian Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14
LONG STEAMBOAT
 RUNS ARE AT END
Most River Traffic Now Is Local-New Orleans Cen.
 ter of Routes.
(By Jonathan Win.M;d.

Washington, Feb. 13.-"Long runs by through, fast steamers are things of the past"
 This statement in a report of the department of agriculture of an in- vestigation recently made on the finland Boat Service" of the United States, points out the passing of one of the picturesque feature years ago of the picturesque features years ago country. The railroads and electric lines have made such inroads on the finland boat service'' of the nation that "river traffic in the United States now is generally local"
 It was found by the department in- vestigators that few hundred miles usually is the maximum run for any steamboat and one of 400 miles or more is an exception. On only 25 of the 102 routes for which thss infor- nation was available was the aver age rate Of speed more than 10 miles an hour and on 37 it was less than six. It is pointed out that an aver age of six miles an hour totals from 75 to 100 miles in nights run, which is considered good rate of speed for local freight traffic on the rivers.
 The Hudson river and Chesapeake bay lines cover the principal routes of stea~. boats in the East, it is stat ed. There is considerable variety ot traffic on the Hudson while in the Chesapeake the traffic radiates prin- cipally from the cities of Baltimore Washington, Norfolk and smaller intermediate points, Through serv- ice between Baltimore and Norfolk Baltimore and Philadelphia, Norfolk and Washington and Norfolk and Richmond is maintained throughout the year.
 As in the days of old, the longest routes are to be found in the Missis- sippi Valley. For example, from Gin cinnati regular liners run down the Ohio and Mississippi rivers as far as Memphis, Tennessee.
 1 The investigators found another important river port at St. Louis from which regular lines run as fal 1 in one direction as St. Paul on the upper Mississippi, and in another down the river to Ment\is. Other lines reach Kansas City; Peoria Ill.,, and mount the Tennessee rivel as far as Waterloo, Ala.
 From Memphis, through boats run to Vicksburg where they connec with boats for New Orleans. Thi' metropolis of the south is the center of several important routes in ad dition to the direct one up the Mis- sissippi. There is one line which fol lows the Red and Black rivers tt Harrisonburg, Louisiana. Various other routes traverse the network o rivers, bayous and canals in southerl Louisiana as far west at Bayou Tech and as far north as the Red river Lake Pointchartrain also support considerable traffic.
 The important system of water ways on the Pacific coast consists o the rivers emptying into San Francis co Bay, which makes it easy of ec cess by boat to rich truck regiol not touched by rail. A second coas system consists of the Columbi river and it's tributaries. From Port land steamers run down the Colum
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14
low the Germans
 Died Off the Falklands

with the Nurnberg well ahead on onr port bow
 Immediately after stations had been taken the Kent opened on the Lelpzlg, and continued to give her stafboard fire as she passed in pur- suit Of the Nurnberg. By breaking up the wooden companion ladder, etc. and ali available wood and stokiny furionsly, the Kent got In to 24.7 knots, more than she had ever done before, managed to overhau! the Nurnberg, and al five D. m. opened fire at 11,o0o yards, closing rapidly, 400 yards, but almost her first shot took effect.
 She had tWenty-two marks on the ships side, nino of them holes above the thick armor plating, six holes in the tunnels, and one right through the wireless room just after the cap- tain had ordered the operators down below, behind the armor.
 The Kent had her silk ensign cut to ribbons. her forestop shot away down to the crows nest. Her wire less was mashed up, but she was able tO lohC ulCoooSCo, lJOuSll lOI to SpHu away, so she heard thai the two large German cruisers and Leipzig were sunk and that ships were being sen, in searc! of the Kent and Nurnberg.
 The Kent had flooded the upper main decks before going into action, and thus made her cabins wet, as the water stillad abont 10 nearly 6 inches in depth
 "The Nurnberg struck her colors at seven, and keeled over and sunk al 7:3o, her forebridge, etc., blazing. A few people stood on the quarter deck waving a small flag.
 "All the Rents boats were holed She patched up two, and got them away about 8 D. m. There were sev- eral men swimming toward the ship. One going strongly on a hammock got alongside, caught rope, and was hauled up. The Kent still had some way on. As she was trying to take them off, the other men went past her, and the buoys we threw astern with ropes attached did not reach them. Her commander would not ai- low men to go over with a line, so she was not able to save many, but the boats picked up nine. Despite hard work trying to resuscitate them, only five were brought round.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14
He Found "0ood Reading"

A man came in and sald to the otH ar man: "Where does this quotation come. I said in my haste, all men are liars.'" The other man wrinked his forehead. Bible" Get little CLOS er," How about the Psalms?' That will do for guess. Met man out side who said 1t was something or Paul's. Mother man said Job Couldn't find it in the concordance" "1'll look 1t up." "All right. So will l." Tns next morning the other man told the first mon he had found 1t. Il spent two hours over it." he said. Did It take you two hours to find it? "Ne' I found tt right away" He paused. .That's mighty good reading isn't 't!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14
Short Memory.

A philosopher has declared that ev. cry noble deed lasts longer than marble monument, but the common experience is that the woman to whom you give your seat in the crowded car forgets the courtesy before she Hops into the seat.--Louisville Courier,Jour. uAl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14
Poseaas Stampa.

The postage stamp first made ;ts appearance in 1889. It's inventor waA James Chalmers. a printer of Dundee. who died in 1SSS. England adopted the adAesivs stamp in 1889. and issued the first stamps for the use of the public in 1S40. A year later stamps were introduced into tte United States and Switzerland. and soon ait srward made their appearance h vtance. Belgium and Bavaria
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14
CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF

Every bit of dandruff disappears after one or two applications of Danderine rubbed we'll into the scalp with the finger tips. Get 25- cent bottle of Danderine at any dur. store and save your hair. After a few applications you can't find a particle of dandruff or any falling hair. and the scalp will never itch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14
lad aa the Other.

We have no respect for . liar, bu' aeither do we care great deal f0 the man who rushes to tell tho truth when he knows 1t is going to hurt Detroit Free Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14
e,..,., N.w.pape, for cxar.

0PteIaJ NeWsPaPe' VI
 The czar of Russia has newspe per of his own. specially printed each mornins It is le most exclusive pa per in the world. for only two copies are supplied-one fer the czar and the ether for his private aecretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-25

The Good Shepherd Guild has com
p!etcd arrangements FOR the musical
to be given under their auspices at
the Norton Memorial q; eight O'Clock
this evening. Is previously anroun-
ced, the Seminary Quartette will
sing. Others taking part in the pro
gram will be Mrs. Sherman Fowler
Mrs. Farrie White. Miss Hilda
Schneider. Miss Hattie Pollard. Mrs.
Rollins and Messrs. lloyd Craichil!
and Valentine Lee, Of the Seminary.