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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-26

seteeA choir of Moore Memorial Pres
.by4eFian Churches
Sss}sgThe Nashville Banner has this to
ssagsseoncerning Miss Cook;
program i of. exceptional beauty
was given at the, Y. w. c. A. rooms
of WardsBelmont last night. On this
secession four certificate pupils gave
every evidence of the thoroughness
Of their training and of their ability
tos profit by it.
Mr.. Chas T.. Washbdrn; dean
Of the Voice, Department; pre-
sented Miss Bessie Cook in two
presented Miss Bessie Cook in two
difficult arias, first Mendelssohn'
But the Lord is Mindful of His
Own, ;. second Rossis "Ah Reneiemi'
from Micrans.) In both of these ex-
1tremelg difficult selections Miss Cook
displayed "a ,thoroughness of technic
which marks Mr.: Washburns pupils.
Her voice control is noticeably good
Her enunciation is all that could be
asked Of it., while her rich full tones
delighted all her hearers. Both her
selections were on an order seldom
if eversattempted by 80 young must
clan, and reflects credit not only on
her own equipment. but on her teach
er as WE'LL"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-26
GERMAN PICTURESQUE coMMuN.
- Try coMPLETE CHANGED
bis RECENTLY. -
(Bp Associated FTcss.)

r. Frefburg, Baden, May 25.-Few
|aewns or cities in Germany have
|changed as materially and noticeably
on account of the war as Freiburg, one
, me Mecca of American tourists bent
on visiting the beautiful Black Forest.
From a quiet, peaceful little city.
Ewen equipped with schools, it has be-
come a City OF Hospitals to. which
scores of the wounded are brought
daily from the west front, especially
| from nearby Alsace The Red Cross
| flag floats over scores of buildings
that once were educational institu-
tfons, theatres and amusement re-
sorts.
| Children now go to the famous Uni
yersity of Freiburg for their lessons,
| because their. own school buildings
now are used to house the wounded
! German and French soldiers. Fully a
dozen. school buildings have been re-
QUESTIONED for hospital work, all of
them being administered by the Ger
man Red Cross in contradistinction to
the regular hospitals of the city. In
addition, every available amusement
| hall and theatre is serving the same
purpose. In the auditorium, the gal
lery and even on the stage of the ia.
NOUS old" Festhalle" soldiers now lie,
or eonyalescing, stroll in the adjoni
ing garden that formerly was filled
nightly at least, with devotees of Bac
| chus. rs>t
| THE Red Cross. workers in Freiburs
are proud and justly, of what they
have accomplished, for the present
i quarters for wounded soldiers were
set up and ready four, days after the
war began. before mobilization ever
! was complete,
The Turkish-Italian War, one Rec
i Cross matron explained, taught the
German Red Cross that it must bt
ready for emergencies. Consequent!
Il there was on hand a vast number o
gray-painted iron beds. bed linen
blankets. stretchers, and supplies O
all kinds. ..t
! When the war started everyone il
.Freihurg turned to and helped. The
Scholars in the high schools in one
day succeeded in getting their bench
esr and seats out of the way and n
storage. In another "a hours they
| had cleaned the old buildings from
cellar to garnet and on the third day
had. carried in the hospital apparatus
! It. needed only one additional day tt
put everything. in order and stand by
| for the first consignment of wounded
:. For nine months the fighting has
never been remote from FEeiburg, anC
it,,has consequently. been a cQnstan
hospital center. Street cars SraIn. -eyei
;Iints Alsace, gather up loads Of wound
II ed and bring them back. The officia
Ereport of great battle, even though
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-26
$500 20
ACKNOWLEDGING euNNERs.
:s(Bv 4ssocsateds Prsss.)s

London, Mays26:. . 1.-THE Germans
are woAdefftA gdh1ers and to talk OF
our having their artillery in hand is
sheer lahsnsefse," isa he opinion OF
CaptainfBernard SHARP Of. the York.
shire 'tefritorals in letter to his
family fis1Huif. Tie British official
eyewitness1 Stated SHY a few weeks
beforeatEe BATHS Sfsfpres that the
allies liadi Established superiority in
this respect over 'the% enemy. The
situation, says Captain Sharp, de-
mands more guns 7dnd. unlimited shell.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-26

v G e e I q Dl g Com-
pound. M back
acheduntil | thought
it would break, | had
pains all over me,
nervous feelings and
periodic troubles. l
was very weak and
run down and was
losing hope of ever
being W ell and
strong. After TAX
mig lydia T.. Pink
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-26
-LlHAu is ONE OF THE GLARS
I FINEST NAVAL BASES, AND
Is VALUABLE.

Libau, recently reported captured
by the German invaders of the Rus
sian Baltic Provinces, where the Rus
sian Kiel or Brooklyn navy yards are
located, is one of the important naval
and commercial ports of the Tsar's
Kingdom, and a city whose rapid
growth during the last few years has
given an earnest of the remarkable
feature in store for the mighty Mus
coyite Empire. 1t forms the subject
:of. the study in war geography issued
today by the National Geographic Soi
Eciety. The sketch of this prosperous
port, as yet little known TO Americans.
reads:
"Libau is one of the first of Russia's
naval bases, a strongly fortified port
and a well-supplied arsenal. The. Rus,
sian government completed the extern
sive and powerful defensive works
that enclose the port during 1S93-1a06.
The naval harbor is north of the com
mercial harbor, though the fortified
tons were planned to include both
harbors. The port is prepared to
build, equip and commission naval
fleets.
"Ruxans know and have pride
in Libau for it's military strength and
| for its commercial enterprise and
progress. 1t is the metropolis OF
/ Courland, and, with its fleets enjoy
! ing free passage of the Baltic Sea
Iibau has promised to become a Rus
{ sian Bremen, or, even, Russian Ham
'burg. It is the home port of many At
iantic and coast liners, and its fine
breakwater, caparious harbor, and up
1 to-date docking facilities give it splen
! did advantages in its competition witt
] the other ports of Russia.
1.-THE annual exports of Libau tota
as high as s30,O00,O00,~ while it's i'm
| ports have scared to well beyond so,
| 100000. The leading articles of iex
port are oats, wheat, rye, butter, eggs
! spirits, flax, linseed. .oil-cake, pork
! timber, horses and petroleum. A grea
part of the vast golden tonnage: o
butter from Siberia and the nearer in
i terror that takes it's way into Grea
ritain, France and Germany durins
times of peace went through Libau
Libau's imports are mainly manufac
tured goods, and modern Russia, de
handing the conveniences and SAM
tary necessities of the Western world
has been bringing stores Of these
| these things in through Libau.
Millions of dollars have been ex
| pended in the harbor development o
the city, and, just before the outbreal
of the war, the government had upde
consideration plans for. expendins
millions more for extensive improve
ments. The railway connections 20
Libau are good Moscow, Petrograd
Orel and Kharkov being bound to thu
port by adequate railways.
Side by side with the commercial
strength that the city has developed
| there has been laid the foundation!
for great industry. The establish
ment of an important naval station
here has done much to encourage
the industrial advance. Libau posses
ses large modern factories for th'
manufacture of explosives, machinery
belts, sails, ropes and iron products
1t has other important factories TO
the production of. colors, furniture
matches, agricultural machinery, tin
plate, tobacco, products, as well IA
soap works, sawmils, oil-miIls, corl
| S--
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-26
ON THE SICK LIST.

Mr.. Bunyon Duke is somewhat bet
ter, after a. serious illness of several
days.
=, seA, ~ S&*
Miss Clara Smith has been serious
" i'll for several days and was taken
yesterday to: South mississippi Infirm-
airy for an operation.
49,
Friends of Mrs. j. A. Burkes will be
sorry to learn that her mother, Mrs.
Jones, OF Kenmore. is i'll at Hatties-
burg Hospital, having undergone an
operation yesterday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-26
wHArTNcAP

christfiania, May s2s.-rThe Norwegi-
an whaling in the Antarctic has been
more profitable this season than ever
before, especially around South Geor
gia. The boats have, brought home
1000 barrels of whale oil valued at
more than s6,00o,000.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-26

An eight-year old boy was recently
sent by parcel post from Salt Lake
City to San Diego The postage was
so cents. T 80
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-26
WOMAN 81 YEARS. OLD:
= Made Strong BY VinoI.

Maoe otrong by Vinoi. AT
Greenville, s., CT want others; TO
know. Of the great benefit I.have de-:
rived from Vino,i l am 81 years. old
and. Yinol has given me strength. a
healthy appetite and overcame ner
vousness. 1t is the best tonic recon
struetor l ever used."-Mrs... M A.
Hutchinson.
Vinol lis a delicious cod liver and
iron tonic without oil, guaraBteedv to
overcome run down, weak, deyitalized
conditions and for chronic coughs
and colds.
The Century Drug Store. Hatties:
burg, Miss. and at leading drug stores
everywhere.
Adv
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-26
RED, ScALY SKIN 4! |.
Cured bv our Saxo Saive

A Highland, N. Y, woman writes
"Since 1901 suffered from eczema ana
nv skin was very tender, red and scafy,
and | could find no relief until | used
Saxo Salye. 1t worked like magic, in
less than week the scales were gone
and now the skin is healed and smooth,
thanks to Saxo Salve."
If we can't cure your skin trouble
with our Saxo Salve and Saxo Soap we
will buy back the empty tube.
Century Drug Store, Hattiesburg, Miss.
ADV.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-26

hams Vegetable Compound ] improved
rapidly and today am well woman. /
cannot tell you how happy feel and 1
cannot say too much for your Compound.
Would not be without it in the house if
it cost three times the amount. Mrs.
CHAs. CHAPMAN, R. F. d. No. z, Belle
vue, Ohio. 49,,
Woman's Precious Gift.
The one which she should most zeal
ously guard, is her health, but it is
the one most often neglected, until
come ailment peculiar to her sex has
fastened itself upon her. When so at
fected such women may rely upon Lydia
Z. Pinkham 3 Vegetable Compound, a
remedy that has been wonderfully sue
cessful IL restoring health to suffering
women. e
IF you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound will help yOu,writo
to Lydia E.Pinkham MedicineCo.
.(conffdentiaD Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by woman,
and held III strict confidence.
ADV.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-26

Washington. MAY 26.-offciaIs
here are inclined to, ACCENT as true the
Bowling Green. story that, Secretary OF
State Bryan will not not Ps invited to the
Clark wedding. but # lfaused little sur
prise as the gommoner and the Speak
er have no social relations. ~
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-26
LOSING HOPE
WOMAN VERY ILL
Finally Restored To Health
By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Bellevue, Ohio. CT was in terrible
state before took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
New Y0l's Cotton.

New York, Oct. ls The cotton market today opaaad unchanged on october, but generally 4MS points net lower, in keeping with r latiNely easy cables. Decemb.r sold off tS. 12.5oc and January to 12.G7c right after the call or 9W10 points under lsst nights closing figures; but. offerings were restricted by the unfayorahl. show : ing of the weather map and favorable reports from the dom astic goods trade, and prices later rallied 8 or f points from tho, lowest.;5 One of the private cables received from Liver peol said that the South was offering more fir ely and that there were in creased crop ssstimates fronl.s bon India and Egypt.
 Reports of heavy rains in North Texas and Oklahoma were followed by rallies il the late trading n GOV cring and spot rouss buying with De- cember selling up. to 12.62c and Janu- ary to 12.7Sc, and with th5 general list closing steady, net l point lower to 3 points higher.
 Cotton closed steady. rne range:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
.'s es. @tr!=. A3 f{e r. < s. RiLE ASSOCIATION: V. V. z FIXES LOWEST PRICES
Directors of southein Organization Report Harvest Progressing
 Rapidly. '|s

Beaumont, Texas, oct. 16.-Dir e. tors of the Soutlcrn Rice Growers. association me. at the4aa ea& &auafters in the AlsKandar building yesterday afternoon and fixed the .gprice at which Blue Rose will be i'd by the n mbers of the ssociation. The schedule of prices is as fellows: Blue Rose, No. 1, $s3.35; No.<2, $5.25; No. 5. $$310 and No. f, s52.95. This is a little cheap fer Blue Rose, but the association made these prices so the crop will, move readily
 The cup weight for Blue Rose was fixed at A. pounds. a
 The directors present Exported that harvest conditions thrSughout the district are ideal. Harvesting is pro gressing rapidly and if the present weather continues # will no be long befcra all of the rice will be in the warehouses. R.
 The directors who attended the meeting were: Worth Queroau Gusys an;t ID. ;. e. yRltclife, Jennings William Gabbert,' Welsh, La; F. M Milk n, Crowley, La; o. R., Hopson Midland; R. E. Powell, Elton; 5. NJ White, Orange; A. R. Shearer, Mt l Belvieu, and E, A. Eignus, B2aumont MT. IEignus has just returned from La trip through the rice belt of Arkan' sas. .tvIEs5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
4s s', | POSTMASTER JAILS
 SON WHO R0DS OFFICE
Assistant, Aged 10, Admits Breaking
 in at Night and Taking S22 .-...a.-lt. in CaSha


 Springfield Mo, Oct. 16. The post master at Cassiday, Christian county brought to the Grsen o5unty jail ana asked to have locked up his 40-year- old son, who had confessed to rob bing the Cassidy postoffice of g. in cash. The father, w. II. Smith, rs- fused to go On his sons bond, which WIS fixed at assoc by the United States commissioners, and the con fessed burglar, Claire Smith was locked up. .-f.
 The postmaster said hs was dls- gusted with the acticn of his son, who, h9 declared, had lately been drinking heavily and = associatins with bad company. The younger Smith formerly was g. salesman for plow company of which his father was Springfield manager and was accused of cmbezzlement, his father making good the amcun5.
 In a signed confession the son tol5 of going to th postoffice one night in an automobile with two men and I two women. Leaving the auto p9rty some distance away he. broke into the :. postoffice,, which also is general store. He had been amploy2d as as sis:ant postmaster, ,snd usually car ried a key, but had left i, at hcme.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
CALOnFL } TODAY,
 SICK TOMORROW
Dose of Nasty Calonel Makes You Sick and You
 Lose a Days Work.

Caienel salivate4 It's mercury Calo1nol acts. like dynamite on slus- gish liver. When calomel comes into contact with sour bile it crashes into it. causing cramping and nausea.
 If you feer2bitious, headaehy, con situated and all knocked out, just go tc your druggist and get eV cen' bottle of Dodson's Liver Hone, "l'lcl is g harmless vegetable substitute Ioi danserous catomeI Take a~ spoon,u and ii it doesn't, start yoai hsel ant straighten. you up better ana q1lcRei than nasty calomel and Nlt'iout A'ah. ing you sick, you insi sc aace. a'te 4 get youI mooea x ,,z T.,
 IT YOU iate ealomei tottaysyotA U hs sick and4 .nspiseated te'aor' " :s.. IiiS F sides, ii maNt saiiaate you, "l}'e ]; vou take ppdson sLiye' 1ona you " VI wake up seeRllg sl eat, fpil vol a'4pi 7, lion aud ready foe Rofi pr splas' U harmless, ple3sant and 'saff v ]. X shi,a4Gni Ahey like .s.l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
Valuable Dog DroWns.

Jack" the handsome St. Bernard dog belonging to M. A. Brazier or 209 Georgia street, wondered into the sand and mud in. the river at the foot of Georgia street Friday, coula not eHtriea tes himself, and before he could be rescued had~drowned "Jack" vas a handsome specimen Of his species, and excited ad,ci5ation wien ho su- peared on the streets. He knew no enem'es. eX"ept' iealoi'5 SUI --auoh enemies as all big dogs have and loved to make friends, especially wifi ihe 'tlddies Nhoae ptot4 4 for, tlG con stitntea -i4iuselt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
New Orleans Cotton,

New Orleans Oct. l6-Mueh lower Liverpcol prices than due caused selling of contracts in the cotton market here cn tl9 opening today Improved weather conditions over the South helped .to. increase the offer ings. Half an Hour hfter the 'obehine pric4s, were 7@9 points. under yes terday's close.
 With little realizing pr ssuro on the market prices slowly recovered the carly loss end late in the morning went to net advance of 405 points Heavy and general rains in Oklahoma helped the rise.
 Cotton closed steady at an advance of 1@5 points. The range:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
BUSINESS IN PINE
 BLUFF COUNTRY GOOD
Travelling Man Reports Conditions in
 Southeast Arkansas Better Than |, 4 Any Time During Year.

saBfusiness: the past forty days in Southwest and South ArkaIlsas IS far better than it has been in more 2tban year past, and indications are the people of this section will enjoy a neriod of unwonted prosperity for some time to come" said 0. 0. Lunip- kin, the widely known local tta'el'ns salesman last nlaht.
 Retail merchants iii au this sec ton .aIe. IeponIlng large sate@. apo are in turn putting out oldeis III considerable amount. Money l.s Dc ing more freely circulated than Eo- many ynouti1s, and everybody apnoaI s well pleased win conditions 441o prosp 5a3l;11 sssSf 4 T 2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
GIlnnEotsTn eo sust,ca.

rs .e finely sall sy T'iato Cha. aa the knowledge GEat in Invested e s-nt.ca GsaoFvon tho cDps,let,oa o9 crantna raGaar taen w,Idc-a, 70 g. mind uIguu cep3iElo Of fear, + s.ai--atsd by pgivata lnss2ost and not public utility, deserves she character Of cudacio1snsgs, faelsr then 0e fo1titu1o. Wo therefore require that ell r1cn c? eourago sn1 u.2S-aa-tna. fly anould Do ce tho nara5 t-nla uaan ct virtro and c2 5sIa,siciiy. Iovc-o cf truth. end enemies to en Gecolt, fer thesa gro tho 1aaln cla- -ao.o.c cz spa tiCsr-zE.car0
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
Mad Eyratan..,on Raeaw.
l1IIl.Izi F.' .'yy .1-.. ArTs .

4 Eaaaao paper tcll8 o2 Q mn who went homo uadcr tho influence Of nguor and in hia anxiety tnae h.s wife rhculd knew it, put on a pom. pc-a u.oa. "Wny. Will" nhs naid, 'ycu're- drunk" "Not tall 'Hcw in tho world did you get that cut On your 2oroheaa?" Vast gtnlAped him, but n t-lgnt thought came: "! bit myself "vor bit yoursal9?" Now. how did you t.co yourself cn tho forehaad?" But ho haA her tharo and he ceme right Jack: q atcad on c chair. ."--tAansss City G.azs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
Aro You Too Fasg

r you gro too stout don't eaka fat -cducing medicines. Cut down ol TOUT diet, get out-os-door exercise, end ycu VIII aGopme normal lanea end rc. cuso to. normal weight Avc.l cveato. aggs. cream, fat meats, s.aa ospsctally ca.atnec. Live mainly on lettuce. rr,n.ch, cabbage, lean msatE. young onions, celery, tomatoes, etc. Take sal.ed toast instead of bread and but ter. If you cease to give your body tat-mak;ng foods you win cease cre sting tat cells. It Is no trivN to reduce H yop prnctics self-denial
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
ra ctaan chamola Leather.

Chamoia leather t1 rather expensive so that it ,g jusf ao wei tc knew how to clean t. Put !. Into 9 weak eviu ton Of soda into which you have thrown co-lo gzaeod soap. Laavo it for TWO na--'s, end tI.oii raD t .anGsl clean Finally .sinso tlss ieathsr in warm soap wasea. wiring Gi.o leather in q linen c.oea aIa as3 qrlsxiy. l. car eaiso te 7Ssba1 a.1 end is-uc-asd anti SCI.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
LiyerpNOI Cotton.

Liyerpool, Oct. 16.-Spot cotton stea5y; .gocds middling, n1 < 56d;. mid +dl1ng, 7.24d; low lnidallhs,, '6,76u; sales, 1000 bales~ speculaticn and ex- port, 300 bales; receipts, 6,30o bales.
 Flu ures closed easy; October, 7.06d; October November, 7.o6d; y No v~mber-December, 7.06d; Decemb bea,7; January, 7.06d; January-Fe ehruary 7.O6d; FebruaryAMarch, 7.0Sd; March April, 709d; April-May, 7.10d; May June, 7.12d: Juns-July, 1.10d: July August, 70Sd; ' August-Septeanber 6.94d; September October, 676d" .Oc- tobcl~Novs mber, 6. 72d. |;5s.sf,S.E
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
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p3s,rrcf s s..s aF as 2,

,Ganarses a.slDss k ca1ns as9. an. O get see::asssa. .sd il,secs II GAo aeassh. eru, especially 1-r-lal t-a wings; vi sp suoh is slao casa., Gsse h,r.l s,ls1s.ld have E iitala inaeet ,IeWaar spT-aElsd under gha ,uil.g. aud ,tLa csga GlouA cs scaldea out, and dried thoroughly in the SUI. or, before tfa fro. 4 ssnan bag of sulphur should be huae ap fS sids the top of the cage
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
Local fettoil Statistics,

Cotton receipts al Pine Bluff to date this saason aggr.5sate, 22,052 bales. against 12474. bales last year, according to tiguryst complied by the Pine Bluff Cot,on eyehange..$<*. r. .i'....
 Shipments to date; thisf seascn ag4 sfesate 8,0ia4 b9l@s, against A,13$ bales last season: .fis.44.%3@.}| %@.| %.F2s
 stocks or hand, :, aggrsgates 19765 bales, against n;e4o. ''bales, the same day Est year s:,: a ;.s' 4 sf. :. ..i=.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
New Orleans Rico

tAsW OrlQ2ns, Oct. 16.-Rice-Re- e5lpis, rough 7,2S9 millers,' 465; clean, 2.2l1. Sales, 714 sacks rough idcndaras, $291M3.G9; 154 sacks Japan, $2,46Q 5.51, .7176 pockets clean Honduras, 2Glc ;752 pockets Japan, 303 3-4e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
Ar7anus n.eacans Memories.

It ts q witty ena $ kesa naylng tEha ."pleagane nonoT.os En-1st to srrnIgcd tor in advance" Tlo way 0 haTo q happy 7oaa to lock bncE over i1 ts make t happy es ono travels along. by dc.ng kindly and ioving Gniaga. and by recognizing al tho possible cD uorsuc,t,cs 9c, c.ea. c-l cc.lr..sga.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
S~ssz==~-~=-f=z-=.s =.s-.r---~r,ESg-A~s

uaelo zBnsn V'lia ' -sss tsst-a aaces,.
 goaS glnr. .sv..tsn lto ,eno ,biz-@u oi Csandsrdsstts yTasllrgtoA ard an CT pcr9 v5l n tsSt iE a-s64g-vo a ,cs-tiacata show.nE stE accuracy exactly, A foe of 60, ceutS to s5 io required. A bul setin has been issued by tho govern suent shsx4ne &asstwAew to take care = your wafGn-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
Gteer EaA->.eur

.s philosopher ha9 ds5,arud that ov> otysnosla deed sssE s3pAEey than 2 ,aarSlo ueaumeas st,N tLs oandmon 4steienco is thattis TenaA to vsslom you give your coas in the crowded car forgets the courtesy before she Hops ,ato taa seahzal 'opiey ills 0Nssias Jour aaA
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Excdlna ti,o tndvltahlo.

He who refuses to IAee his woeEe iorfeits tho possibility 3 finding LII test. He doec m sepst ID Rue V If hin sinfulneso: h sh11vta sit. there, gathering darker meanine eA
 mcre bitter consedpep epssa s A:nswoFth
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
alh,ea n:xlsNa in Delnafs.

Arns-it9n 'ntssses sr-z olt assocos 900 B.tlss. a sassel,, vMles ths Rngllcn 5brssae3 s.fnn seaa: gvi5o ass nkny, end vet -arely 1. there an cFrcf diacaa.. cred. Bibne gre s0lS aa iiow as ITS cents dsr bns ens AaliHend are as' sributed fraa. It iD printAs if 4so dfs ierent languages ap4 dialecES, about sO per cent. Uaing fn sEnglishs It's cir ;ulation is not only the laigesr of an7 t0rk but e constantly increasin&
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17

St. Louis, oct: 16.-Ponltry-Un- changzd
 But er-Cnchanged. Eggs-23c. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
New Orleans Spot Cotton.

New Orleans, oct. 16.-Spo, cotton quiett nd unchanged; sales, on the spot 1SO bales, to. arrive eS5 bales; good ordinary, 10..555c: low middllnS, Ii 1Sc; strict low middling, la63c; middling, 12c; strict m.ddljng, 12.2ae :. good mi]dling 1z.57c; strict good middling 12.94c. '"-.