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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-06

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Der Rebner 6stonts Iobann tpis lans
9e por Qusbru6 bes &rieges bic 0fs
fentli4s Rsinung bier pergiftst uno
iiber ben pabren Sa9oerhalt, tpelGe
bic 9eraniaFuHg gum &risgs CAB, TO-
ipte iiber bic bfplomatifben 8s5isbuHs
gen I'M Sunteln gebaIten purbe. @ir
tpurpen tritiitrt, Derlaht, unIer Dens
ten Dsrnetnt. ia ielbit urfsrs 9oterz
ldnbsteoe in Sra9e geitellt. 8abet fei
bem prdiibenten por5utperfen, Dab er
nidt MIR bic 9eutfaer islbit ni1t
tennt. foHbern aud beren &laIiitsr
lnD pbiloiopbeu ni9t. gr tenns MD;
Sas aaHb, bas er ieBt nit 9omben
unb granateu ii6eri6pemmt. Semi
tber, pelAs ii9 Don Der pergifteten
preiie beeinfluiIen luffen, leioen an
einem Munsel seiitigsn 5urnens. Die
fer nebelitanp lei auf bos Ginfatite,
burh bas 2dsu beuti6er 3eitungeu
Su befeitisen. Sslbit i'm ensliifen
Parliament nurbe anertannt, baF bic
beutI8e preFe bic ein5ig slaubtpiirbi.
&c in biefem ariese iei, elm gutes
&Dmpltmsut aus bem Wunoe bss
sJeinpes.
Seber Sag m0se burd bas 2eien
oeutf6er 3eitungeu gu einern sei'tieeu
Surntas serua6t fperbsH, odmit aud
i'm seiftisen surnen nit ben 5einbsn
en- Siss errungen tperbe.
Der beuti6e @sbante," Idlob Der
Rebner, lift basu beftimmt, In abieb=
barer 3eit Elm @prt in Der @eltb.rra
i9aft mtt5ureben." j"
Gin tpabrsr 8sifalsiturm belohrte
ben Rebner fir fsiu oortrsffIiden
@orte.
Gin 8iolinIolo nit spianc5sglsis
tuus, DON ben Serren Rtlep uHo Subj
IN por3iisIiter @eiie DurdgeFiibrt.
fanb Iebbafteu 8sifol. Dr. SaRs
8aDin, Snitrutteur bes suruunters
ridts bon Cincinnati, foIste nit elmer
Msoe, in tpelter er oas tlui'if+e Seaes
nentbum nit Dem beuti9en Oeutfhs
lamb persli6 unD auf bic gr5iebuH9ss
metbobs Der Spurtaner, Die neben Der
tDrperlihsn aud cine seiiti5s Gnts
ipidslung fOroerten, binrpies. llesers
raIheno tpirtte Der 9sednte. bae bic
9ruabIGbs 9latos I'M beuti1en
Deutf9ldnb psrtpirtli9t tperoen, Der
RsSHtr, ipsldsr cine sriinoliae @ea
f6idtstsnntnib Letuubsts, fanp fur
ieiuen lsbrreiasn 9prtrda ein oants
bares pubIitum. Gum S4ldb fpra4
Der 9lRtpalt a. 9. Gdrotbsrs bon
Jleippert ibsr bic @rrunaeui4aften
Der 9Dlter usrmcnif6sr Stdmme aub
pie leiber bic Sarmonie purA cine
idri[le D;FonaaS i'm 9DlserSpiit sea
fort tpurbe.
or purbe sleiafalls bur4 lebbafs
ten 8etfaa auseeSsi6net.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-06
stammtildl ugatsrlauaa.

Der Stammtifd .gaierlanb', Oct
bstanntli9 felt I.ineni einidbris,n ges
itsbsn Elm gang erilsdlidss Siimmhsn
fir bic ari,ssnotblsibenS.n In Der al.
ten 5simdth sfammeIt bot. bGlt am
Wlputds albsnb in isiHsm Saupiquars
tier on Der IL. unb Walnut StrdBe
feline Sabrtspsrfammluna ab, aeIsssnts
lid psldsr bic Esuipabl Der 9ors
iianbsmiteIiebsr srfolgsn tpfrb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-06
GintradJt etamm go. 300.

Ter @intrad)titamm geo. 29o Der
6eai6en Rotbm6nuer ocranitoItet afn
Sallrtog, II. Gesenber i'm Qelttider
9Iut einen e5eieaidaitsbaa uno Ia
bei bier5u aae StGmme ioipie 5relln'
be oieies Grbers eiu. Gas acnin,it'
tee bat Gle 9}orbereitinlacn getroffen
iu1o periprift olen 9beilncbmern ei-
niee gerraltblide uuo pergnliate
Stunoen. Tbs 8DrbereitlmeS acnl.
imttec beitebt aus ocn Serrcn Sb.
sNis, 9oriiser; sacob @tiiller, Setre-
tar: 6. 0toeders, Sd,osmeilier;
,Sul. arep, Otto Slider uto III.
Iieiiier. 9ie lidetabredpuuna iiir
$orSerobe finbct an 6reitag, oen
10. IeSember, in 9. 5lantns So4e.
WcAPideu unb Glber Strabe, ictpte
1925 8ine strobe bel s. &oeters
itatt nnb arpar Don aht bis neim llbr
Mbeuo5
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-06
sqaOia6rsr psranaIadt.

Der 2Oidbrise Sarrp granbborii,
Elm 3eidnsr, Don 30. 1864 ein5r
Sirube, tollibiris s.itsrn @prmittna,
aIs er auf sinsm Spsirob iiber bi,
Sprins GrOpe glusHus iubr, an Der
Gde Der golerain aDe. nit bsm auio
pss Sra Curtis, 1854 Gpring @rope
ape. Snfclss bss beftissn anpralIss
ipuroe sr In iptiiem Bosen Don benz
Jabrrab ssfdleubsrt unb srliit sinsn
9einbru4. foipis onbtre @rlebinstn.
patrol 8 bru6ts ton mad, bsm Gidbts
boipitaI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-06

ton Ser gelrmanfiiIte beiddftiat unb
AouiroI a9nfnrow mar es, ber suerii
Die riiiiiiGe Mceieriftq ouf bic grcEc
Gntirideiiutgs gsnt6elid)teit bes 9spl.
bent nifmerftnut ninttc. alleyan.
broIrif, oas test cine Wep0lferung
rcit 2000 Gifitucbner bat, tpay In icfl
lettcn 5ebn SnBreu oos Centrum oe3
Sunnels on Der Whirulayfiiite. lin
bic gtclliing bes Srtes OH ben aiiiie,l
beS eiSmeeres al, itdrfer, bobeu bic
N1iiieH Dor Sabren eiue arieg5ifiifS,
ifnticu I'M Simoe bel ailoin crrihfet,
cnS eirfige WleiIen oitlih pon elleran.
eroipif iiegt. Dieter rmiijde sirieas
haien OIL Der Wiirrntanfiiite mar ieoo1
tteh ridt iertiggeiteiIt, ais Der Gric1
1,Ifbrads rnb Gle gis,neeriIotte bes.
3oreiireidies beitnnb oanIals MIR aus
prm @adrid)iiie .gafan~ lnib ein
paar altelt aanonenbeoten.
MS bic 1cittjd)ea bic ri,iiijfen
Cftfeebafen iperricn nth bie 1iirten
ipat,r bcn @osporus ihlciieu, batter
Die 5iiiiien MIR nod einen eiii5igsn
oiicien snieii, iilb ou5 ipar slrdyn1i.
JrIif chi @eiBen @leer. Oa oieier
Sdfen aber i'm Wiiiter Sitiriert, ,pa.
rcii lie ec5ipilnget ibre slieen aiii Die
NErlninfiIile 5u rid)ten. Tort i'm
aclaijorb fonn Der Gisbrehcr ben
9erfsbr ben sanacu @iiiter oiiired,t
erbaiten neil bas gis nidf tart III.
lin ober oen eisfreien Saicn i'm
sto!afiorb ridytig pertrenoeu 81 ton.
HeiL sparen groBe giieilbabHa,llaaen
notblueli6is, irro I'M ssa,ular ipiiroe
ucn oer Megieriing bic geiDiligung
eiiler Babn Don Yetraiopooif naf1
IIermiSrcipf ertbeilt, I'M bieien Sa.
feit In birefte @erbinoina nit Ee.
.ersblrs 81 icten. slber iuober iolIteE
oie 8lltiien lpdbreno ces arieges Die
pielen Mrbeiter. bic biersh n6tbig lpa.
reiL nebmen? Irob bes grokcu aieH.
lhertrrttjnge,is, oaS Der arieg or.
ior6erte, ianofe &hiblmlo Elm arbei.
terbcer ppn 10000 biz 10000 @,ann
nod Der 9alrInontiiiie. Sn ben lebtCn
Ssabren baben iid 3ebntarienoe bon
alrbcifern bon Srpei Seiten nit Stabl
iitlo 1pnomit biird bic Wiiitcneieil
Ses rliiiiiden Rorbeus 6,irdgearbei.
III. nnS oas SfabIbano Der Sfienen
ipurbe birf idsparSe Selien iiHS iiber
,peite Gtcppen gelegt. Cine arbeits.
id)idf Lotto bic mbere ab, ,mo Die
Tpnanttidiiiie erid)allten mie artil,
!eriefeIcr Silrh Die DOE Sanoid,afi
,pGbreiib bss annseu SSobres. ais
nod ipeiiere arbeiter ieblierr, tp,iroen
mebrere faiiiqiS beiltidje ,mb otter,
reidiihe ariesssefmgene mad) aola
geianbt, rilo bie oeiuideu Grteitcr
.,an Snceitieire baben cine alisec
scifnete glrbeif eeIeiitei. - Sa, bic
.Habn ipiiroe idJpcrIid in bieIem Sub.
re iertieeeiteGt tperbm, nenn Die
Hlriisn flidt Die arbeiistraft Der Ge.
angenen sli ibrer gIeriligmg geba6t
tdtten. 9ie eigenflite Wfitrmanbdhn
beoinnf crit bet aanbaIafs m Rei.
Sen Wcere, nnb oort iii aIio bic ger.
binMrns mt Der aroBat gabn We.
tersta,rg--Gem-a -aalboldfs--- MlT.
nlanfiiiie. 9icie 100. aiIometer langc
Balm tpiipt 10000 a91drf aii odS
QiIometer, inb bic ou,e Balm
fnnunt cIiO mii 1870 @iaioneu 5lr
;feheu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-06

uno pprtpreder Elm erfclsreihes ;seit.
Gie Saiiptatroftion hiirite bic wiin'
itrel Gbptp iein. Iuberoem miro Gin
trddtiscr g9eibnaftsbmlT angc.
i,ust. Gie aftrieen einnabmen lpa,
ren $3.50 urb bic ansgaDeu
S23. so.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-06
Srauriac @ptidpit.

WG6renS Serr Grant Seating, be.
9sIepbouclert i'm Seuertburm, seIteru
Rahmittae eiHeH itiIlen aIarm sntees
pe,nobm, lpurOe er eurf bic traurige
aelepbonbotiboFt naDon bsnu6rittist,
ros Iein anb, ipeIaes ldneere 3ett
irdnt mar, ssiiprsn lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-06
llsbsr6eistsr cfsn nnS ieine SOlasn.

auf sin.n itilleu alarm bin purbs
bic 5sueripebr ssitern @prmittda turJ
nab 10 llbr nnd Der Garage oes Sof
race Woran, 6774 Belmont apenue.
eUles. Sill, serufen, no infolss ,ines
iib.rki,teu Ofens ein Jeuer entftdns
ben ipar. Der orasri6tete S4aesn
betrGgt $500
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-06
Tar's alteubsim.

gm Sanritag, bem II. Ge5enlber,
peraniiaitet Der 1anenperein oes
Deutiten slItenleims in Der slnitalt
OIL Der glutIet glpenue einen 9aSar,
oe!egentlidy bciieu gang rei5etlbe ga.
ten 5inn 9erfaui gelonsen Die iif
70 rett or @eitnadaseeid)eifen eis.
nen. Ratiirlid iuirb sIeitseitig aud
in Der iuHiaiial0iten Neiie fiir Die
gepirtbung Der 8dite seiorgt ieit.
Der 9a5ar fin6ei pom 5pei llbr gsads
mittags bis 10 llbr aberIos itatt un6
BON iiinf bis adt llbr iuirb elm De-
lifates abenSeiiM feroirt tueroen.
Nm absnb I'm adt ubr osraniiuls
iet Der 8erein iuuser 9am.H, Der DOT
einiser 3sit i'm Suterefie oes a!t.us
beims ins 2sben eerufen puroe, siue
muiitdlifde llnterbaItung. fir tDeI6e
bas folsenbe OieIperfpredknbe pros
sramm auissftsllt tpOrbtu TT:
HIaoier
3arduteQe =. ShamaEn
aucile Oilers.
2isb ,Qope's Sorrop- GbeII.p
ebpin pierIe.
2ieber -
Qooe ID 5be DiHb WacGdposn
Wlp 5eart Goes Singing
e. ID. Gocmbs
Der Spislmunn Silbah
(Geissn ObIisato Wiliam Werntr)
Marsusrite gof.
Resitation .1ts Wotber Of tb. 81
lamb 9ropH
seuristta pi.rls.
geise -
Duncins Doll. .poloini
: 10 tbe Woou Wsrnsr
sambpurin. GoFsc
Wilidm W.rner,
aieSer
gelopto II IL Wloru IpIpdro
On biit pis cine 1Iume,
10. O. Smith
RatHr.s 2ope Ban Der Studal
Catherine 9isterle.
Suett: stia as tbe gliabt go6m
Margusrits gOit unb Getuin pierle
alupier: Sentd's 9dllabe aus Der
fliegsnse SoldnSer1 Wasnersais5t
GlsanOr @enuins.
Die gsslsituns baben Minnis Ss'
palo unb gleanor Msunins iibsr'
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MaN5eit 3uianunenitellt. Man iebe
iinb itaiine, mas man bort iiir cine
D'arf ales baben fam. Inter Der
Sfubrif: rIasesserifte" finben mir
flr3eihnet:
@ebadene aal6sIeber nit sfotb.
fobI.
gabncn.Gi,Iaid INIT neuem Sau.
eirauf
$ommeIileiIh nit WeiBfobl.
8dnieflein nit geteriilieHhnfe.
Gin neiier Serins nit frii1cr
Jri;nen 9obnen.
seines giagciti IN D1ridel.
@ebratene Se4tflobe NIT inngem
Spinaf.
geiniIeiid i'm aeNeI NIT JIeiid.
briibe.
Stride siin6erbriiit nit Weerret.
tit pnb griibfartoiieIn coer NIT
griinen GobneH.
Sf'morbrnten.
aaIbsteule.
Roitbiei.
9mei SahnenlenbGen, un6 5ipar
tie Ieften pier geridte nit aarfcf'
ieIn.
aber aIs reider Snfel niIs a'Teri.
Ia fomen mir uns ihon erIa,Ien
fiir uniere Wablseit ober abenoeiieE
cine Rarf iiiHfsis piennig su bejah.
len, bag iinb ia MIR SO Gents uah
unierm @eIoe, alio, 2eQuer:
ssuIbsrippe (fotelett) NIT Spar.
gel, g1oten, SaIat muo Tunitfriid.
ten.
3pei SammeIriidenfhnitten NIT
gearner 9unfe rmo SpurgeItopieu
Burg,rnber Sdinfen NIT G,euiiien.
sslmge @ans INIT &artoiieln.
Mehfeule nit Sellerieialat.
SaIbes iunaes Subu NIT gemii5
ten TuniifriihteH,
Cine gebrate Saube mt StmseH.
ipcrgeI.
ssrebsifpan,e in 9iI,
SoIber friiter SuruTer (rpdrnD
mil friifer @utter.
Gteinblitte nit @earrer 2unte.
Slbein.Sats pom Roit nit ardii.
terbnfter.
Cine @oripeiie f5nrfe iibriaens
nift idooen. alfo einmaI @etpiir5te
SeemddeIu fir 45 Bieunid ober
Gproiten in Somaten, oeer Heirmi.
gen nip.. bic mud MIR AZ 0ienrig
fni;cn. Wem bas ju theuer III, mag
Sit shpebiihe gobeIbiiieu fonmsn
Iciieu, Die MIR % Yfennig foiteu. ge.
iteht er nLleroinus mli Butter. 10 inub
or iiir elm Stiid friife gutter 10 pi.
u.i ben 9iid 6es Smiies Iegen.
sfui Surne bdben Sie sIppetit9
@ir empieblen ssbmen edte S6iiSfr0.
ieniiippe bu 45 asf., ipofiir gle in
Cincinnati 40 Gents besahIeu miiiien.
Nun aber erit bieie etuspnhI inter
Dem @enriiie. fsiir % Rf. bot mon
Ole gsahI inter oeip5iaer GaerIei.
ariine @obnen. Sdoien. gdmorMir.
fen. Worheln. Wohrriibhen. Butter.
5eItpiper siiibd,en, gIumer.
foil, @iriinsfohl. 0lotbfohl. spinat,
Sauerfroiit. @ratfnrfofieIn unS
ShpenftartofieIn. BolIen mir 45
Yiennis onIeaen. bann t6nnen mir
amiidm friid,e GteiHpiI3e unh friihe
pfefierIinge fpGhlen unb ipnIlen mir
ms par Al elmer Warf periieigsn, 10
aiht es Nafiir Stnnaenirorael INIT ae.
idIooener s'utter. slrtiihodeubSbeu
in bon1nhiiter Iunfe. StauoenieIle-
rie mt aiirhermnrt friide Goe!piI5e
cber friife Tomoteii.
siber tpo,u iclleh mir bei Sen Sc.
fern inm6fhiner Teiie ben slppefit
reiaen, AL aempinsfi fcnnen ipir ia
oodl einiiiueiIen nidit. sIIio iihPrgehen |
ni- oie 'irnne Remiiie nit fnTfcu Bei.
Inden, Die Isiihaeritte. bic lnnne
Wcihe non Solnfeu nnb DtmItfriidj, |
ten, BON faIien Speiien, adierJ stn.
pirr. gieripeiien. Wehripei,en Mno !
geGrrrerrm. Sriitteu. gerIdie5enein |
lnih Tdihreien NIT Gutiagung.
spmpinsFis gpeiiefarte vi ober
her IdiIorenS''e gerpeis Sdfiir. boB |
mn, n, TpIfid,Iaub fnrrer nod5 al |
'i'er hot uno ,ipor mt III e'icn. Die
gactsr6en mi'rhcn inIde GhIemmer-
rohfe ccr nift hniben. ,nem MIR i'm
rutfcrrteiteu gfoff berrihfe 1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-06

'GrieeS.S d. ditteIreime
Tonfiibu imi'rc arieeer fIiegen,
CAB iie Der Seinpe GIieser trieeest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-16

the agent appointed to take them back.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-16
AUTO VS. STREET
 CAR CASE IS NOW
 IN JURY'S HANDS
Question of Whether Autos Can Use Gar Tracks Le-
 gally to Re Decided.

The jury in tn case of SeXtus Will son vs. ths Pine Bluff company will r sume it's deliberations this morn ing at 9 O clock, having Uc en permit t d by Judge A. B. Grace to dissemble last evaning at o'clock.
 Mr. Wilson is suing the traction company for $A5O0, claimed as dam |Hg because cf injuries to his person and auto when his car and street car crashed together in Second ave nua several months ago. The Pine Bluff company filed cross com plaint, asking for $115. This is claimed to cover damages to the street car, the. traction company con- tending the autoist had no legal right to drive on the tracks. The trial was started Saturday meaning, and the case went to the jury after 4 o'clock yesterday after noon. The Divorce Record.
 In the chancery court. Judg, John M. Elliott heard and granted two pleas for divorce. Ruby Schicker was awarded de- , cree, granting divorc: from Ferdi- hand Schicker and giving her the custody Of the child, Joseph Stroud i Schicker. Her plea was neglect and misconduct.
 Charles .Irby secured a divorcs , from Ccra Irby on the plea of adul- tsry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-16

George Gou.ding. the worlds cham pion walker, who halls from Toronto Canada. is the latest simon pure anna teur to be attacked on grounds of professionalism. Bill Parry, the old time walker, according to published reports, is the man who claims to have proofs of Gouldings' profession- al performances and has offered to produce them before the registration committee of the A. A. U.
 Friends of Goulding say that Par ry has nothing on' Goulding and that tho matter will be cleared up when the committee investigates it
 Goulding holds the worlds title in walking.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-16
Warrant of Arrest for MT. Hanf Ordered Issued by
 Police Judge Stewart.
ACCUSED DECLARES
 NEGROES FALSIFY
Three of tue Blacks Sentenced to Pay Fines of $50 Each-Jim Mason, Fourth of Quartet, Fails to Ap.
 pear, Forfeiting S1OO Cash Bond.

A warrant charging Roy Hanf with violating the laws against the sale of intoxicating liquors, was ordered is- suad by Police Judge J. R. Stewart yesterday afternoon, as the result or testimony given before Judge Stewart yesterday morning by two of the ur negroes arrested on that charge by the police department Saturday morning.
 The three negroes were found guilty of the charges against them, and each was fined $50, this being recommended by Chief of Police J. Frank Stewart, who informed the court he was satissi,d the negroes were but "tools" of some other per son.
 The fcurth negro fail:d to appear in court when his case was called, and his bond was ordered held in payment of fine of $1OO.
 Jim Mason, whip conducted negro pool hall in State street, was the absent defendant, and it was rumored that he has left the city, be- cause of fear that the federal internal revenue authorities will get after him in the sama connection.
 Two of the other negroes entered pleas of guilty, these being Buster French and Charles Johnson. The third, Andrew Patillo, pleaded no. guilty, but the' evidence was found to be against him, and ne was finsd like the others.
 It was stated in Sunday mornings Graphic that Johnson was employed as porter at the Valley Drug store. Johnson himself, n his cell at the, police station Saturday night, gave that information. Roy Hanf said yesterday the negro has not been sm- ployed at the drug store for six wee ks.
 The statements made by the two negroes, French and Johnson, are said to be the basis of the charge against Roy Hanf. although the po- lice would not say whether Or not they have additional evid ,nce Or testimony. French said he had been selling the whiskey for Hanf, using ths following language to the court:
 q have been selling the stuff for MT. Roy Hanf. MT. Hanf has been furnishing me with an $S case of whiskey for $10, and claimed he needed the other $2 for protection"
 Johnson said man handed him dollar and lask:d him to get him some whiskey at the Valley Drug store. He said he told the man he could not get it there now, because the police were pretty strict, but he got it elsewhere. The dollar was marked, by Chief Stewart, and was easily identified when it was found on the negro's person..
 Hanf's case will be called in police court this morning, but it is expected the defense will ask for continu- ance, and, as IS customary, the re- quest will ba granted. for reason able time.
 MT. Hanf declared yesterday that the statements of the negroes were not true, and that he anticipated no difficulty in proving this to be the case.
 Chief of Police Stewart would not say last night if further charges are likely in the near future against onhkr nJsn in this connection, bu, reiterated the statement that as long ns hs, is chief of police he is going to uso his very best efforts to keep Pine Bluff absolutely dry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-16
Bounded Funny,

Tho following true story gives . (is. 'lghtful glimpse of very little child. The baby. who was just beginning to prattle. was taken to walk in an or chard where some bahtams wers turned loose. One perky little bird stood right in the child's path, oransd ais neck and uteered a ehriN Cooke, aoodie-doo." ThA little girl bent down her head SO as te be as near the levs, of the bi,d a possible and then lisped sn the most pleading voice; -plaath 0aN you thAy that aAa.Df~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-16
COUNCIL ROASTS
 PRESENT SERVICE
 OF CAR COMP ANY
tContinued from Page 1.)

ing ordinances which will afford greater protection to life and prop efty. these ordinances regulating not only the public heauih, the source and distribution of water for the peo- pi. of the city, thc handling of ex- plosives, the handling of gasoline and fire prevention measure generally.
 He stated that he does not btl.ve in handling n, dangerous explosive product like gasoline without drastic reeulaflcns, rigidly enforc-d. The town can be blown up in an explosion of gasoline, or can be wiped out by fire following such explosion, he said. He cited Baltimore, with mod ern fireproof buildings and two oi the best fire departments Ill the world at work, yet virtually dSs,roy- el by confla grafton.
 Tn a little debate with Alderman Well, MT. Murphy admitted the fire hazard can be mnlmized, and when Nr Well asked about the probable cost, he replied:
 "In a matter which vitally con cerns rhe whole people of the town, their liv:s and their property. the cost should not be conSldared.'
 In this connection, he told how At lanta, Ga., forced the placing of eX- pensyve sprinkling systems in every has; m:rely to riduce firs nag ard.
 George H. Adams stated to the council that only two clothes-clean- inr establishments would be affect cd by the binding ordinance, th:sc being institutions where clothes are washed in tubs containing large amounts of gasoline, dangerous methos of handling the stuff.
 On motion of MT. Wcil. commlt' ts,a composed of Mayor Bloom, Alder man Franay and Alderman McGlp' bonney was named to confer WIS Mir. Murphy, visit local clsanihs sheps and prepare an ordinance tha will be mutually satisfactory.
 Wants Competitive Bids.
 Alderman Well mada stranuou' ,-ffcrt to have the council pass motion that ill future the mayor mak' all purchases ot supplies for the cit. only after receiving competitive nids ths purchases to be maaa once o' twin-. a week. There was consider atls argument over the matter mucl time being consumed and the motor was finally def ated
 The present psw provides that tn beard of public affairs may make al purchases, net to excesd Soe II amount. at it's own discretion, with ont consulting the city council. II amounts over $50. competitive bla' must ba had and the approval ant sanction of the ccuncil must p'
 Carhage InciMeratOr Plant.
 R T.. sparks of Memphis addresse' the council on the matter of install inc a rarbag, incinerating plant. H' exnlainea th& working of the plant a Iittl, Rock, and said he is prepare' to install such plant here at cos cf s3.0O0, payments to be m1ae soo when accept d and $500 per ySar to four wears, without interest. and 'h dsp:rred payments to be made m GIL. scrip. He says ms lncln ratof sanitary. odorless and can aandla maximum of garbage at minimun of cost and trouble. The counca nlaced the mater in the hands 1 Chairm1n Simpson of 'he sanltar. committee, with instructions to III v,stisata further into it. The coun cil has been considering the disposa Of garbage for some time, due tc th' lack of satisfacor dumping grounds he CjtV
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-16
COMMISSIONERS ROAD
 DISTRICT F NAMED
Jesse fore, C. H. Triplett, Jr., and
 JeSY Hicks to Build Highway to LOnOke Line.

County Judge c. M. Philpot yester- day appointed Jesse Core, c. H. Trip lett IT,, and Jeff Hicks as commits sioners of Road Improvement district No. 12. organized to construct a per manent highway from the free bridge to the Lonoke county line. distance If 20 miles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-16
RECORD OF THE PAST
no Stronger Evidence Can Be Had in
 Pine Bluff.

Look we'll to their record. what they have done many time in years zone by is the best guarantee or Ill ture results. Anyone with a bad back; any reader suffering rom urinary troubles. from kidney HIS, should find comforting words Ill the following statement.
 P -King.- salesman. 16O west Thirteenth street. Pine Bluff, says: My kidneys didn't act as they sheu'a end I had backaches and pains through my loins. Doan's Kidney Pills fixed my kidneys up in good shape and removed the hackache ana pain." Statement given March Sl' Iy11.)
 over two years later. MT. King said: "l haven't felt in need Of a kidney medicine since l used Doan's K;kney Pills about four years ago fer l have been practically free from kidney weakness"
 Price soc. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mir. King had. Foster-Milburn Co., Pr ops, Buffalo, N. Y.
 Mrs. B. w. Bsnton, residing at 6 yenteanth avenue and Laurel street. reported yesterday the theft of two handsome ferns from the front pcrca CT her Tome. The loss of the ferns fellows ths theft of number of articles from tha Benton homs recently.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-16
Hard brsnklne Frownsd oa.

One can hardly take up . worl lAalinS with tho sixteenth. seventeenth end eighteenth centuries and the earl, part of the nineteenth which does not tsem with sllustons to tho prevalencs end popularity of hard drinking Bm within the past fifty or sixty years the attitude of tho British people or aver, tank and class has changed. The 1runkard is despised by high and lo~ -DxchAnca