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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14

PRINCESS" Go-carts, "Fit for the child of a king" See our Win dows. Reap 6 Crawford, sole agents. II
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14

WANTED-lN PRIVATE FAMILY large airy room. Close 10 center
 of town. Address Room, care Graphic. It
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14
' Q K R Es N T
 --RY-- C.. Es. M N T. w

iSS PINE STREET pH0NE 97t POS Cherry, 1 rooms, modern bunga- l42J lI 9th, rooms, hall, city water,
 close to schools and church and Car line ............... $14.0O 1 2106 E. Barraque, 4 rooms, hall, $10.00 22nd and Main, 5 rooms, good SIP Main, 4 rooms, city water, close Ill SlOOO SIG Main, 4 rooms, city water ....$10.00 1502 w. Sth, 8 rooms, modern $25.00 10GS w 3rd, 4 rooms, modern, brand
 new i.ou BIO E. End, 1 rooms, newly papered,
 city water, paved strccts.......$10. 900 TG3 Main, , rooms, modern, close to
 business section .-.--.--.-----..-.--.S2o.0 151G w. Barraque St., 6 rooms, modern
 except gas; good repair ....-..$20.00 1904 E. 9th, rooms, modern-.-$ -$20.00 1004 E 9th; rooms ...-....-...- $10.00 2300 w. 11th, rooms, well, outbuild
 ing, two lots 10.00 18th and Chestnut, , rooms, lights,
 water and gas, blocks from Main street car line ..............-$ 5 .0O 22nd and Alabama, rooms, good
 well p .UU Brick Store House, Martin and Main,
 suitable for grocery or fruit
 stand ..,............. .......--.-... .$25.00 1 12l Georgia, s rooms, city water,
 close to business scctiOn........$ $12.S0 1114 w. Barraque, 6 rooms, mol
 ern, near car line, paved streets,
 etc. $ho.9o 1419 E. 5th, room bungalow, new'y
 papered .5U PIP N. Poplar, rooms, city wE-
 ter l0Vo 1 coz ". F,-l1an, rooms, bath..-.$15 % 1102 BeGch, rooms; modern in ev- cry respect; vacant Jan. 6; close to schools $20.C0 FOR SALE
 40 acres, miles from Pine Bluff, on Dollarway road; would make dandy truck farm; 25 acres in creek bottom; 10 acres cleared; timber enough to fence and build.
 80 or 160 acres, 6 miles from town on Doilarway road; 35 acres cleared, in Caney Bayou bottoms; 4 room house; shed for stock: bargain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14

W WANTED-TWO NEAT APPEAR
 ing young men, ages IS to 21, on
 live proposition. Call before SEQ morning. Mr. Falvcy, Hotel
 Pines, 2-11-3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14

WANTED-TO SELL uR TRADE, A
 carload of gentle broke mares and horses at 202 East Barraque St. Rick erd & Atkinson. 2-9-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14

WANTED - TWO FuRNISnGD
 rooms for light housekeeping, Pre- fer 5th or 9th ave, no nearer Main street than the 1900 Block. Tele-
 phone 62O. 2-10-3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14

AGENTS WANTED - ARTICLE sells in every home. Pay galary or
 cc4nmission. Write B. F. Gilbert, Fit. Worth, Texas, Box 2S5. 2-2-1Gt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14
CLA A SIE HE'D w A Iy .. < Bring ReSuAis---lry One

FOR sALE--sIX GOOD YOUNG
 mules for sale. Call on C. II. Win-
 frey or RagIand X Co 2-13-1-t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-14

selling New Free Brooms; every woman will buy. Sample by parcel post, 50 cents. Wynne Broom Co.,, Elmira, N. f. 2-6-6t
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16
Ground Floor Plat

cells. That room Is 19x38 feet or
over twice as large in square feet a.
the present court room, with win
dows, for ventilation, on three sides
This Is business proposition and
the New Era is giving 1t publicity be
cause It Is your s2O, 600 which is pay
ing for this new building. We have
devoted space to this issue. too. be-
cause the taxpayers look to a news
paper to give publicity to such ques-
tions and aid in protecting their In
terests. -- ..
Our statements have been sup
ported by good substantial busi-
ness men and by those who are In q
position to know something about the
needs Of the county. Statemets we
have made and here make are based
on the judgment Of good conservative
people. However, at any time the
the comm issioners can conclusively
show that the proposition is not prac-
ticaI, the New Era will concede to
the proof.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16
Good Trading Places

Last week two young men, Miller
and Ireland, were 10 Ordway from
their homes near the Dudley store in
the Karval district. Asked how they
liked to trade here they stated that
they could do much better here than
10 the towns north Of them. Com
petition Is sufficiently large in the
towns along the Missouri Pacific 10
this county to make it possible for
them to get better prices for their
stuff and to buy at closer margin
than they can north.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16
It Is Up to You
Taxpayers Now
Here are the Objections and
the Answers. Who Is
Wrong2

Tue members of tho board Of county
commissioners, Joe wallace. John
Oowden and F. r. Phillips, are unani-
mously OPPOSED to using the sher-
iH's residence portion Of the new
county jail for county ofnces. They
made this statement to the New Era
last Friday morning and gave their
reasons. Following are their reasons
and our answer to each:
1. The building 10 not suitable;
there 10 not room enough. they told
d.
The New Era herewith presents ,
plat Of both the ground door and the
second floor showing the available
rooms for county oflces and which
will otherwise be used for the sherih's
home. There are, besides these i've
large rooms, three large ones In the
basement which are not shown here.
These arc exclusive Of the ONCE for
the sheriff which will be used - such
In either event. Now there are the
following ofi1cers to be given quarters:
Judge Of county court.
Clerk Of district court.
Treasurer Of county.
Assessor.
Clerk and Recorder.
County supsrlnte ndent-
Thus there are six omcers, while on
the other hand there are eight rooms
for ofioes. This would give the com.
missiopers room for their regular
meetings and provide an once for
Justice Of the peace with still one
room 70 spare which might be used
BY tho surveyor who now has 20 place
ip the present court house building.
:. The commissioners say that IN.
less the sheriff lives there jailer will
have q 3 smp!ezsd e q added r.
pS61s.
Aoswer-The csrstaker now en-.
ployed At the present court house
could be jsiler. while on the other
hand II is very likely that even II the
sheriff does live in this building there
will be TALLER.
3. The commissioners say the
sheriff must live there to cook for and
feed the prisoners.
Auswer-That same job can b
done for - little, II not At . smaller
cost, by some downtown eating house.
4, The commissioners told us that
q vault would have to be built At .
cost of about $3.50.
Answer-The juvenile Jail set aside
for the jsiling Of children. is as large
as the present vault and is more hrs.
proof. 1t 10 steel-lined and safer
than 10 the vault now used. This
statement 10 based on the word OF
contractors, who say that the building
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16
Local and Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mast and child
rem motored to Beulah last Sunday.
Mr.. Mast returned the frst Of the
week but Mrs. Mast and the children
will remain for week or ten days.
Clarence Martin who has been suffer-
ing with Quinsy is again at work at
the Tiedemann mercantile company.
He recently returned from a visit
with his parents in Iowa.
Meters Of the Ordway Electric
Light g. Power Co are being Inspected
and tested by H. H. Lyons Of the
A. V. R. L. s. P. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Riley and daugh-
ters, Dorothy and Lois, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Burke last Sun-
day.
Ernest f. Greene returned Monday
from Colorado Springs where he en-
joyed several days with his family.
RI. Belcher and son, Mark Belcher,
of Pueblo we're 10 Ordwsy the latter
part Of last week on business.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16

hallway. Now can opponents say
there Is not sufficient room to accom-
modate every county Office.
The court room now used is llx27.
The one proposed In the jail building
is l9x38 Is IL not a far better one
than we now have? Study the table
showing dimensions OF the various
rooms which are available for Offices
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16
Total square feet

Here Is a comparison worth study
ing. The present court house has 2sos
square feet. That taken as a whole,
including the rooms, hall ways, hooks
and corners, cubbyholes and all.
The square feet of the rooms alone
in the jail building which can be used
for county offices totals 2Sl4, not
taking into consideration single
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16

as q whole 10 1re proof and safe for
all county records.
s. We would have no suitable
place for . court room, the commits
sioners told Us.
Apswer-The court room 10 the
present court house is llx27. 10 the
new Jail building is room marked N
on plat of second floor shown here,
which 10 built for future use as
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16
Condition Of Crops

Reports on crops made July by the
agricultural department give the
condition OF cantaloupes IN this state
as 8S per cent while the report Of last
year at the same time was 81 per
cent. Sugar beet conditions are the
same as last year, being 90 per cent
while the nine year average is 81 per
cent.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16
Odd Fellows Active

Sugar City.-The 1. o. o. +. lodge
here has been revived and at meet
ing held last Thursday the following
officers were elected and installed;
A. N. Reno, Noble Grand.
R. E. Farce, Vice Grand.
John Ballou, Secretary.
Thos. Butler, Treasurer.
VIM. Orr, R s. Noble Grand.
y. e. Eagleton, r. s. Vice Grand.
Regular meetings have been design
ated for the second and fourth Thurs.
day evenings Of each month.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16
Park is Beautiful

North park is q very attractive
place and Is growing more SO every
day. The trees and lawn are kept in
good trim and 1t is always ready for
those who desire to rest and for pic
mic parties.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16
Express Yourself
Now---Not Later

Is Crowley county able at
this time, Mr.. Taxpayer. to
furnish, free, to one county
official a residence Of
Living room
Dining room
Kitchen
Bed rooms (Two)
Basement store room
Laundry room
when that same space with
other available rooms adjoin-
ing are sufficient to accom-
modate every county official.
II you favor this business
proposition of saving let your
commissioner know.
If you oppose it let him
know.
Now is the time to express
our opinions; not after it IS
all over with.
The commissioners count
your vote as worth something
at election time; They should
therefore consider that your
opinion is worth something
now.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16

Fowler Tribune.-Dr. Van Der
Schouw and family, Miss Lucy Nun
dell and Mrs. Mayhem and son. Elston.
will 70 to the DOCTORS summer cottage
at Woodland Park Friday. The
doctor will take a few days vacation
while the health Of the city is good.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16

Tiedemann has an Adriance- Platt
(Old Buckeye) grain binder set up for
Come and see 1t be.
fore you buy.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16
What It Will Save

Rent now paid for court house.
Lights at present court house.
Fuel for entire building.
Probably salary OF one caretaker.
Extra rent for court room.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16

We offer you the best Ranges made
fully guaranteed at greatly reduced
prices. We are changing our stock.
The Ordw way Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16

Ice delivered to your door on reRul-
ar schedule Is the satisfactory way.
Let Tiede emann's wagon supply you.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16
|. Will Provide

Omces for all oficials.
Court room over twice the size OF
present one.
Court room with proper ventilation
Good vault room for records.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16

Buy your Axel Grease at Tiede-
mann's.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16

WAS, Elm einziges Hemd und elm
Kragen, ist das alles?"
"Das ubrige ist noch 10 der Wasch,'
Herr Doktor. Fur mehr ais elm Hemd
kann ich dem Herrn Doktor nimmer
kreditieren." Meggendorfer Blaettef
Munich).
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16

Buy your Glass at Tiedemann's.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
Has Five Younger Sisters Each Prettier
Than the Other"-Mystery of the
Emperors Ubiquity Solved

station! Sire, this smells annexa-
ton"
The Kaiser scratched his nose ,,hey
say.
And our mines and factorieso You
put out their proprietors and run
them for yourselves. Will you re-
imburse? Will you pay damages? Do
ysu keep account? When proprietors
complain too much you arrest them.
You have requisitioned all our food
reserve. paying in paper money at
your own estimate. We have no
horses left to till the ground or
wheat 10 last till harvest. We shall
come 20 bread tickets YET"
The girl rulers prediction has come
true.
Luxembourg is on bread tickets.
But greater cares assail the people,
and the Kaiser is no longer there for
Marie Adelaide TO dove pick.
Luxemburgers worry for their inda-
pendence.
Germany has seized their local ad.
ministra;.ons. Mayors and town coua-
CHS have no authority. Newspapers
are suspended or simply shut up.
Proprietors, printers and editors go TO
Ehrenhreitstein fortress at Coblentz
When the imprsoning habit grew
Marie Adelaide wrote the Kaiser
More than 100 Luxembourg law
yers, professors land owners and
propr .etors have been sent TO Prussian
prisons was the complaint. Your
Majesty can imagine the feelings OF
my people when they see honored citi-
gems led TO the railroad station by a
squad OF frussian soldiers BY inter-
national law no country gives up is
own citizens. even criminals. 20 Re
judged IN a foreign land"
Is Marie Adelaide sincere?
Her subjects have criticised her for
accepting what they call the Iron
Cross from the hands II William II.
II Is neNact What she accepted was
a kind u medal reserved 10 the high
danes II the G~rmanic Red Cross. a
little jewe.. no; beautiful. Of no i'm
portanCe.
As much say Shy Is a woman
And there Is the marriage problem.
Il shall never marry she says.
we shall never marry" repea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09

ut Is called Champs Elysees,'" she
answered, handing him the bottle with
the name on-latest triumph Of the
Guerlain house Of Paris. The Kaiser
had no right to see an impertinence.
Yet at that moment, all Luxembourg
was joking about "the landau Of the
Champs Elysees."
1t was a magnificent open landau.
which came to the little city empty.
German soldiers esccrting 1t said with
awe: 1T is the carriage in which our
Kaiser will enter Paris-down the
champs Elysees in triumph" And
they put /, in the best garage.
Daily thereafter the bourgeois Of
Luxembourg made their afternoon
walks past the garage. They wanted
TO see the landau of the Champs
Elysees. But it remained in its
shelter. So. thereafter each time that
there was rumor Of Paris being
taken the Luxemburgers said.
"Nenni, the landau is still there"
Except for their rich mines they
are a peasant democracy. You can
scarcely distinguish between classes
Grand old names are borne by poor
people. "A Luxemburger is always
active" runs the proverb. The same
man may be a wine grower. tanner.
miller and storekeeper. They are very
honest. real" they call 1t. Every
family has its house and garden. The
roof is tight. walls white, garden cul-
t!vated and flowers in the windows
Like the Swiss, they receive" much
among themselves. Their "grechen"
wine from the Luxembourg Moselle
harsh. thin and sweet!sh. makes you
shut one eye and can't open the
other II costs cents the litre. and
the Germans buy it TO make cham
payne.
Such a people might seem tempted
TO make a good thing where Belgium
made ruin. The comparison strikes
any one. And the Grand Duchess
with her army Of 400 men could only
protest.
The occupation Of Luxembourg is
contrary 10 the law of nations. and
the protestat!on 81 the grand ducal
Government is justified" said Chan
cellor Won Bethmann-Holiweg in the
Reichsiac on August 1. We shall
repair the harm We cause. a. soon as
our military end i attained"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
Flechettes in Peace Time

man came into my Place tie
other day said Broad stree, finan.
c!er' to talk - me about buy:rs
horses FOR the war zone and incl.
oentally he showed nc one OF those
ANAL steel arrows-fiechettes. tho
FRENCH call them-wh!ch they saowes
DOWN from their aeroplanes on the
enemy.
DID you ever see one? No? Well.
they are Of polished steel. about fivs
inches long, the size OF lead pencil.
sharpened like pencil al one end.
out sharp as needle, and two uairds
OF the other end is angled out on touy
sides 10 form what corresponds tos,hs
feather in an arrow. This stSus
them straight down.
One will weigh about two on dosA
Dropped from half mile or s. up
In the air they will 80 through a
man like a needle through a hes
handkerchief.
The man had received the fechstts
from the other side and A New Jersey
manufacturer had declined 20 produce
u Tor shipment abroad. but not 10
cause Of moral scruplcs. Not al all,
he was afraid shipments would he held
up as cuntrabard. He asked me wha,
l thought OF II, and 1 studied IL q
minute and told him thought Il
would make rafting good adver.
tsing novelty for life insurance
company,
Il showed him how the company's
advertisement could he stamped upon
the feather part and told him how
everybody would grab for one and
show II around 10 everybody else who
hadn't one, ana the Insurance people
would get the advertising Of their
lives Well, the man caught on 10 the
idea SO enthusiastically that he forge,
all about the horses for war and went
ont in hurry to start the tiechettes
in the cause Of peace,
He hasn't had time Yet - work h!s
scheme. hut I'm expecting any day 70
get bunch, duly stamped, as he
promised 10 hand some over o. me -
a token OF his appreciation"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09

Lovely Young Grand Duchess Marie
Adelaide, Who Finds Herself Prac-
tically the kaiser's Vassal

rive from Luxembourg. saw the
Kaiser this morning with my own
eyes
1T proves nothing said the com.
missary.
There are three Kaisers in
Luxembourg. How do you know which
one you saw"
And it was true.
One real Kaiser and two imita-
tons" said the Minister Of State &c
Marie Adelaide. 1.-TWO officers having
the build and look Of the Kaiser have
received the order TO make up as his
doubles. They wear the great blue
cloak. falling low over the boots. the
cap with garnet band: they wax their
mustaches and black their brows 10
meet over the nose. They even repro.
duce his voice. Capt. Weiss actually
harangued the troops yesterday. And
they circulate in great gray auto
mobiles with the garnet stripe ami
black imperial eagle. constantly out
whiting the curious. No spy or
assassin can keep up with the Kaiser.
He IS simultaneously in the faubourgs.
on the road TO Treves and at the
Flower Market. In reality. he is work
ing at the legation"
How shall romantic girl resist
such doings? Few women resist the
personality Of the Kaiser. Her sub
jects have criticised the Grand Ouch
ess for inviting him 10 second dinner
after the state affair But, remember.
all her ladies o: honor are Germans.
and al her officers uf the palace, ex-
cept one. who is grand ducal. II is
hard TO stand against such influences.
Slender girl among grea, and ter
r.ble things,
The worst is that she is only 81.
beautiful. unmarried and has FIVE
younger sisters TO look after. each
prettier than the other. Charlotte is
aged ls. Hilda is. Antoineite Is. Eliza
beth II and Sophie 10.
Il shall not marry" says the Grand
Duchess.
We shall not marry" repeat Char
lotte. Hilda, Antoinette. Elizabeth ami
Sophie
Yes. but young things must marry.
Il Is their nature. And whom shall
they marry? 1t is very complicated.
The Luxemburgers want their say
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
Lilda. Below-Princess Sophie, Princess Charlotte,

When Germany paid an account OF
100000 for damages to houses de-
stroyed farms sacked, fields trenched
and cemented. vehicles and stock
requisitioned, sc. German papers rep
resented the good affair" which Lux
emhurg had made.
Good AFFAIR."" repeated the Grand
Duchess. ave have spent $4,000 in
hospitals and Red Cross caring for
wounded Germans. Yet French
wounded and prisoners. who ought TO
be interncd the moment they touch
our neutral soil. may not receive a
cup OF coffee from us at the railroad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09

Gran ches Mar e

about II. They dread the fate OF their
cousin, Queen Wilhelmina. for them.
They have no brothers, Their
father is dead. And the law OF 1907
rules the eventful succession Of the
female line in these six girls.
Along with Wilhelmina they are
the last Of The grand old line Of Ham
mer~tein lthe branch Of Oscar in the
United States being implicitly cx-
cluded) These Zutphen- Hammer
stems went high They were princes
~ the Holy Empire, Roman king
(emperor). princely counts and
reigning dukes OF Nassau and Luxem-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
PARIS, April II.


" rHEN the German army en-
N tered Luxembourg. on Au-
w gust .. a lovely young girl
went out to meet them and
barred the way with her automobile.
She WAS the ruler ~ the land.
your Grand Ducal Highness had
tes, co home and play the piano"
said Gen. Won Buelow.
Tears stood in her eyes as she went.
Thus Marie Adelaide was on her
dignity when. three weeks later. the
Kaiser transported his headquarters
from Miyence TO her little capital
and stayed month. He put up a;
The German Legation. with his gen.
erals rurtiers and cooks. Machine
guns stood on the roof and the streets
around were barred From his win
dow b had a sweet view OF hills. wall
kys and the little river Alzette. and
De would sit long and gaze. II is not
difficult TO reconstruct the conversa-
ton hat may have taken place be-
tween him and the Grand Duchess.
What are those ruins see from
ny window he probably asked the
Grand Duchess on his formal cali.
sire" she replied. "they are the
remains Of fortress constructed by
vauhan for the French King Louis
XIV"
Conversation languished.
And the old walls beyond the
windmill"
sire they were OF chateau pui,;
b. the Marquis de Crequy after he
Rad dictated peace TO the Elec;or IF
Brandenburg."
Conversation languished more.
Again the polite Kaiser ventured:
And the charming rad up to them.
Has j; any history"
sire, bu, little" replied Marie Ade-
lA.ie, except that in 1875 along 1t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
Princess Antoinette.

Gen Amber, forced the Inperial!s's
70 Capitulate."
Then she doubtless mentioned her
automobile permit. when the Ger
mans entered they promised 10 re-
spect al constitutional rights. Yet
Luxemburgsrs may not automy bile
Ss!on.
Even ] carry permit" she said,
-ani my Cab!ne, Ministers must have
pass. signed and dated by a Prus-
sian Major"
Il, is for your own protection"
sad the Kaiser.
Marie Adelaide could MT see II and
gslved 10 De very stiff whenever
she should meet the Kaiser in his big
gray car striped with garnet. There
he comes" exclaimed her thirteen
year-old sister Sophie az they rolled
beside the Alzette. Chauffeur. 10
the right" began the wounded
beauty. But IL was the Kaiser VINO
d.i the snubbing. 30 the report g-es,
because his auto swerved into tie
highway ahead and went scOrchlng
toward Traves. To their great sur
pr!se ten minutes later they beheld
the Kaiser coming out OF the lega-
ton. Quick, the pastry coJk's'
said Marie Adelaide 1t only took Ave
minutes, and yet There's the
X User. in front. eating plum tarts'
whispered Sophie staring at the well
known figure in the gray car. What
activity"
It's not possible" said the Grand
Duchess. And she told her Minister
O: state that evening. He cannot be
everywhere"
WIN your Hlghness have the ex-
p'anat!on?" asked the genial Eyschen.
Ills Imperial and Royal H.ghness is
@. the front"
go"
"A humble citizen OF Sirck. across
the border. had similar dilemma
"hen he came upon business TRIP to
Luxembourg Returning 10 S.rck he
asserted in the cafes that IN" Kaiser
vas not at the front because he was
bore. They took him 10 the police.
You are accused 81 spreading
false new said the "prnmissary,
TIE Kaiser is auf dem front. The
proof ~ that the papers say So
But insisted the S.rcker. i ar