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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-30

There arc somewhere in the neigh
borhood Of four hundred and ninety
nine. pouting disappointed and beauti.
f,.l girls scattered over the country.
Five hundred American beauties sub
mjttcd Photographs TO the Electrical
Prospcrit! '-Eoek Committee, the Win
ner Of the contest to serve as d model
Of the Goddess Electra. OF that num-
her, Miss Florence Casoassa, of
BROOKLYN was selected.
Beauty Of face was not the only de
tcrmini2g factor in picking Electra"
1t was the graceful statuesque figure
that hoped iii the selection Of Miss
Cassassa.
Before Electrical Prosperity week
from November 20 to December 4, in
elusive, arrives, Miss Cassassa will
have the distinction Of having at least
100000, 900 copies of her features
spread broadcast over the United
States. 1t will appear on all the post
ers, letter heads, envelopes and other
advertising matter of the committee.
The Society for Electrical Develop
ment. is arranging the details of the
seven Gay electrical celebration. The
membership of the committee includes
more than 1900 of the leading power
plants, the celebration is to celebrate
peace and prosperity, and incidentally
to teach the general public the wider
uses Of electricity.
Among the judges who selected
Miss Cassassa, who is an American
girl OF Italian extraction, were H. S.
Morgan, John Flanagan, Alonzo KIM
ball, G.. Ward T.:lvar. Walter L. Green
and Hamilton King. all wei. known ar
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-30
HAAS HUNTS BACKER
FOR j. s. MUSICIANS

The prospects, of the Richmond Mu-
steal association backing an afternoon
performance Of the United States Ma
rine band. which will pass through
here the latter part of September. are
slim, according to f. M. Haas, club
secretary.
Because of the unusual opportunity
this city is afforded to hear the Ma
rine band within its limits, many citi-
zens have called the. Commercial club
by telephone or appeared in person to
urge that the musical organization be
brought here. Mr. Haas promised the
support and cooperation of the Com
mercial club to any private individ-
uals who are willing to assume the
risk of loss in contracting for the
band
"The Commercial club can not take
it, because we are not in the money
making business" said Mr.. Haas.
There is very little prospect that
tibet the music association will be will
ing to do so. l asked Lee Nusbam
and he is not willing. If the band is
brought here the sale of tickets will
have to be made popular and under
taken by some big organization. Prob
ably two thousand tickets at so cents
each would have to be sold.'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-30
U, s, WILL PROSECUTE
BASEBALL POOL men

Whether local persons handling
"ba seball pools" will be involved in
the nationwide investigation of this
form of lottery which the post office
is to start, was matter which local
authorities were discussing today
when it became known here that fed
eral inspectors quietly had been col
lecting evidence for several weeks.
Postoffice Inspector Griswold. with
headquarters at Cincinnati has in his
possession correspondence which in
dicates that the operations Of the
baseball pool" extends all over the
United States. Outside pools" are
sold in Richmond. and d number of To-
cal men are interested in pool"
The post office officials with the
United States district attorneys have
been gathering evidence on the
pools" 1t is understood that prose-
cutions will be made under the con
spiracy' section of the federal postal
laws.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-30
NICHOLSON ATTENDS
PROHIBITION SESSION
As LEAGUE OFFICER

S. Edgar Nicholson, general secre-
tary of the National Anti-Saloon
league. is making preparation to at
tend the four day biennial session of
the organization which convenes in
Atlantic City, New Jersey on July s.
Twenty-Five thousand people are ex-
pected to attend this convention
Indiana will be well-represented and
Mr.. Nicholson is hoping to be accom-
panied by several residents OF Rich
mond. The program includes speeches
By Senator Sheppard, Texas, author of
the bill for national prohibition, Con-
gresham Richmond p. Hobson, Elk
governors Patterson of Tennessee and
Hodges and Stubs of Kansas, Ex-
Congressman Hepburn of Iowa, Book
er T. Washington, John l.. Sullivan,
Daniel Morgan Smith, former general
counsel Of the Model License League
and many other prominent advocates
OF prohibition, both Catholic and
Protestants
On the day following the close OF
the convention, the delegation will go
to Washington and march up Pennsyl-
yania avenue to the White House
where a statement OF the conventions
attitude toward tho liquor traffic will
be presented to President Wilson.
The statement will probably contain
4 Reimbursement of Senator SneD-
pards bill. The chief executive will
not be sske!, Mr.. Nicholson believes,
FOR a statement oe his stand on the
question.
On July II, IN general convention
of prohibition advocates including
delegations from womer's organiza,
ton will be held in Convention hall in
Washngton
For the session the million dollar
pier at Atlantic City has been rented
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-30
FOR now LONG?
RICHMOND RAISES A PERTINENT
QUESTION.

When nolghbor tells us that ne
HIS recovered from a serious illness
the first question that naturally arises
is, How Ions will he keep well:"
Temporary relief is one thing, but
lasting euro is altogether different.
There is nothing temporary about the
work OF Deans Kidney Pills rs the
following Richmond evidence proves
beyond 4 doubt.
Mrs. Fred Heater. 6o7 n. Thirteenth
s.. Richmond, says: "One Of the fam
lily wrenchcd his hack and after that.
had 4 great deal OF trouble with his
back and kidneys. He used Deans
Kidney Pills, which were obtained at
\. G. Luken & Co.'S Drug Store and
they cured him. am glad to confirm
my former endorsement of Doan's
Kidney Pills.
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mrs. Heater mad Foster-Milburn Co..
Prons.. Buffalo. n. Y-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-30
SHIPYARDS CLOSED
DOWN IN ENGLAND

LONDON. June 20.-Several British
shipyards which are used exclusively
for mercantile construction have been
closed, and the men transferred TO cen
tiers where there Is 81 cat pressure of
naval work. The result is that the
outplt o. merchant ships vii! be small
until the war is at an end. and it Is
not expected that for some time after
the cessation OF hostjiities beginning
will be made with the construction of
many ships. as builders will be occu-
pied with the repair and overhaul
az the steamers that have been taken
by the Admiralty fcr transport and
other purposes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-30
CAMPBELLSTOWN, o.

Mrs. Martha Curry OF Eaotn spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Ed
Erwin and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ridenour of Eat
on spent Wednesday with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lulu Miller.
Misses Orpha Geeding, Ari Curry OF
Eaton and Mae Erwin spent aSturday
night and Sunday with Ruth and Jen-
ME Sullivan.
J. w. O'Hara and family spent Sun
day with his brother, DR.. P. H. O'Hara
and family at Lewisburg.
Charles Cooper and family and Bob
Minnich and family spent Sunday with
Wilbur McMachen and family.
Children's day exercises will be OBJ
served here Sunday evening.
Miss Mildred Erwin spent Sunday
with Miss Elsie Wisman at New Paris.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-30
QUEEN SEES YPRES.

NEW YORK. June 3O.-Queen Eliza
beth of England, visited the English
lines Sunday AS she viewed the ruins
Of Ypres from a hill she wept over
the destruction wrought by artillery
and fire AS she turned from the
scene she exclaimed, 1T can never be
replaced.'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-30

lieved they will close rather than pay
for new licenses at $25. The city vot-
ed dry two months ago, and the ninety
day limit expires August 2.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-30
SALOONS CLOSE DOORS.

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, June 30
to go out of business today. although
according to the state law they may
operate until August 2 The reason
for this is that their government
licenses expire today, and it is be-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-30

A list of thirty-six household tasks
which can be accomplished with the
aid of electricity has been compiled.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-30
ANDERSON SPEAKS.

Rev. J. B. Anderson. d. D.. pastor of
the Bethel Baptist church of Dayton.
Ohio, is now in our city. and will
preach at the Second Baptist church
tonight.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-04
SeOenung bsr Naulcn.

Gin Gulturmeni6 mag nod 10
arm iein, iiber Elm Belgium perfiigt
er u%nbeoirgt, oas 1T ictn Rome.
.Romen 1t omen," iagt Der G%ateinerj
uno in Der Sat Bat jegliher Name urs
ipriinqlin cine 8eoeutung, tpenn tie
beute uuh nid)t INNER ieidt nah5us
peiien lit. Die 0riiuoe bterfiir Ite9en
tells in Wortperitiimmeiungen, tells
beruRn lie oarauf, buB Die geoeutung
oidletiiIher 9e3eidnungen i'm 9oufe
Der S~dbrbunberte in 8erqeIenheit 9es
riet. 8ieie Menlhen. pornehmlih DIE
Qoligen. bliden nit StoI3 auf ibren
Ramen, auoere pieber, Die fat gang
i'm Grpsrbsleben d~ufgehe1. me'len
ibm ~tpen;1er Wert bel, t6ditens ar
aetn lie iiG. pet n er gar 81 roufTal'
teno" lautet. DAB elm tomii6er
Iame Dem ungliidliden geiiger arge
8erbrieBli9teiten b%sreiten tann, isben
mir aus BEN Wemoiren oes oiterrei6t-
ihen 9iplomnten, Grdfen Wlontes
peroe, Der untsr Der Regierun9 Der
aaiierin Waria 5berefid cine rpi6tige
8ertrauensitsuung bel 9ofs betleioete.
Gr bisb sisentlih aaBenidpon3I uno
flag. in isinen auf3sihuungen gottss
idmmerlih, bob teirs iunse Dame nit
ibm, benz neugebodeuen Dragoners
Offisier, babe tan3en ponen. um niht
no6ber pom ben G%reunoinnen genedt
su ueroen. Wiit Re9imentss 9dmtrds
ben butte er Iiebsu 9uele ausgefo6s
ten, neil tie nit isinem Namen Spott
getrieben. Sa ieIbit Der aonig oon
Sa6isn tonnte cine pigi9e 8emers
tuno ui4t unterbriden, als Der in3mi'
f6sn gum Wnjor qpancirte dls 4bse-
fonoter ieine 0ntritts s8ifte ma4te.
Grit ols ols aoiTsrin Warid 3hereiia
nus sinem aasenihpon3I einen Wlons
tepsr& nnnte, borieu Die uusutrag'
liatsiten auf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-04

Die Ramensebung hate bttonntIi6
ben einsieeu s3fped = lnterids;ouna
Ser Snoipiouen. 0ieIfud puroe auf
Die aorperbsIhoffenbeit Der 9etrefs
fsnben gssus eenommsn, gum Bel
fpiel r9roB~ (%pIattosutid .8rote~,
r@rOtb"). raIein". ~8Ieine". rQane-,
.2anee", nanadfuB", .&nitebein"
ufp. Qud Ole seiitieen GioenI6aften
mubten berbaItsu, pie mir ieben an
drummer. r2luge". ~Stolss~, Sci,
ss-. -aiibn" uip.
Die 9srtunft ooer Stammesonsez
h0risteit fpieselt iib in foIsenben
9nmen pioer: .SsB-, rSads-.
.OIOenburs". .grsuB", ~6raui".
.Sdpab"; nomsntIi6 bic Supsn,
rpelde bis in oen @nfan9 oes Is.
Sabrbunoerts meiit nu- RuFnamen
beiaBsu uno ih oarum CUR Inter
ftsiouus nod nab ibren 8dtsrn Be-
nannisn (rWoies 2spiiobn"). nobmsn
auf Dem 2anbe pielfah bic 8e3eihs
nunssn an. pelde bic gauern ibnsn
saben. olio ~pofener", .Serliner",
-gresluuer". m2eip3iser- u. a. m.
@ud Der 8eruf lieferte cine 6iiue BON
Hamen. 8oran bic Stride: .Brobft",
.pabf", .pfaff". rMeBnsr-. .als
ter, .Mbt" ufp.; Johann Der
go~uernftanb: .gausrtsin", .S6uls",
nSdGfer". ~@oet". ~@dsrmann".
auf trieseriids 4bnen weiien bin:
.@diB", rSdgsr", Bitter. ~5dbns
rid, nRpttmanR" unb anoere; Den
@etperten sntnommen iino: .Wleiit.r".
.SduItsr". .Sdmiot", rWeber".
.S6neiOsr". nS8lOfer". .gsdsr@.
Sn tatbolifden 8egenoen berri6t
pislfad oie Site. ben n~sugsborsnen
3iubern ben Namen Der 3alenoerbeis
li9en gu geben uno lie oamit ben
Sdube Der lestereu gu s~mpfebIen.
Welhe Sune BON Nameu bibliitsa
ltripruns bnbsn. tonnen mir gum
9eiipiel an rSobonnss" isben; ibm
peronnten mir ~Sobn", ~SGbn",
.SGpns-, ~Subn". ~SuniOn". ~Sans
porf". rSenhen" uip. Grpeitern
Idbt ft biefe Rsibe nod bebsutenb,
tpenn mir bic &oteilun9sn Don Sans
bin3ufiisen, ndmiih r6ansmann-,
r5anismann". r5dni3", Y9dbnii4".
~5enisI", ~Senti8eI", .9dutidel"
uip.
Dab n@0Be" bon ~@ottfriso~ ber-
tommt uno ~RiB" BON rRitolaus".
permutsn pobl niht @ieIe. Nus
rGbriitian" purbe i'm 9aufe Der
Sabrbunoerte 'r!asriten". aus BAL.
tbofor" ~8al8" uno r8oIbsr". .Mns
oreas" ereab ben rDreps", IRA,
tbias" rNos", npetrus" rpietid4.
Oas oeutide BOLT Bat leioer bon
isber re6t trititlps fir aues 4usldns
bifde gefdpdrmt. popon mir nab
bieien reinnenben 3agen ~oueroiuss
FUR thinner poffer, ge9ellt gu letn.
Rein Wunosr. baB namentIid 9elebrte
6errsn ib.em Hamen Iateinifhe Gns
ounsen onflidten, in Der Meinung.
oaburh Elm erOBeres Mnisben gu err
laneen. Nnoeren inpehen mar bieies
Wittel BEL psitem nod nift rabifal
9enug. sic iiberiesten, tpenn irgenb
mo9lid, ibren ebrliden beutidsn Noe
men in oos 2dtsinii6s reipettipe
@riedifhe uno bieben fortan .piito.
RUS" Glider. .Sartprius" (Sdnsis
ber). DSertor" (g8ebsr). ~paftpr"
(6irt(, .8uoor" (Sham) uitp.
gn Sono Der Ibrebbiider Der bes
trefFenben 2onbesftdots fdnn man
Ieiht peitere Mnbdltspuntte ge=
| miunpn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-04
yti3t ~abeewie(tn.
Gpiiobsu aus ben &fcn in Jraui,
reid. Son Nrtbar @. abrr9t.

Die fino iest nit babel sefusisn, in
Sftpreuben. Mit 9inbenburg in Der
@interfhladt in Mniuren baben lie
geitritten unb 9eIisgt. Sb lie isBt niht
frpb fino barob, odb man lie hernuss
seriheH aus benz SdigengrabeusDn s
fem i'm Nrgonnenpalt uno binausges
fanot gu elmer ibnen fremoen Waffe,
einem ibnen fremoen 5einoe entgesen?
limb ob fie nod ale am 9e6en iino2
Gle fieben2
Sieben lpnren's, fieben iunge Diff
siere in meinem Mbteil i'm 3uge pom
9roBen 9uuptquartisr mad MeB.
Nummer odt. ih. NOR tpobl Der elm.
5iee 3ipiliit auf benz gdnsen langen
3uge. Der ipar pol Wilitdr. &C.
pfropft boa. Wie ale, bic i9 in Den
lesten 9asen in Rorofrantrsi9 geIe>
ben. Bon frobli6 Iinsenoer Soloaz
ten. Sic fprd6en pom 9ienits. Don
Der aufretbenoen, nerpen3srriittenoen
monbelan9en 2iege5eit in llntsritano
uno @raben. limo pom R6mpfsn. 90
oft Der Shaffner einen Srtsnnmsn
ousrief = er fprad Die fransoiiiden
Ramen gut idhiii4 aus =. pedte er
grinnerun9eu in meinen Heiieesfdbrs
ten. WiBt Sbr nod, mics bier beiB
hrsegougen9 Wie bier meme Bat
terie. bic pierte, %geitnuoen9 Die Rds
Der auf franaoiif9em, bic 2ofstte auf
oeuti9em 8ooen. limb ioie mir oa
bineingefuntt in biefes Heit? llnb
tuie's Damn gum Sturmongriif eins
uno mir oie 9eielf6aft binoustries
benz llnb pas fir StrabsntGmpfe
es feste? Donnertpstter sing bas Der!
limb pie mir lie aus Dem &ir6turm
berausrduderten. uuf benz lie ii9 nit
einem Mafhinengeipehr perbarritaoiert
batten? &inoer! Rinber! Waren bas
Sage i'm NueuIt uno i'm September.
Sd geitotte mir Die 8emertun9,
boB bon ben Greienihen, bic ii9 bier
absefpielt. non bod eieentIi6 berslid
iuenig erfabren bobe. Sn &riegen fritz
brer Soften bate man Hubmestrdn3e
I'm Die Hamen oieier SrtIhaften aez
ipunben. Sn 9entmaliodel bate man
lie eineesraben. ouf Gbrentafeln, Der
Born Der YoeIie pdre iibergeflofIen
unb Qieoer battle man geIungen bon
Den 9eloentaten. Nber beute? 3ein
2ieo, fein 9eloenbu6 melbe ben No=
men biefer in S6utt uno Mi6e liegens
ben Stdothen unb 0orfer. Was lei
aud fold elm 9efe6t in Dem GENIAL
tigen &ineen! Was cine Gpiioos, OH
Der elm armeetorps beteiliot. iuo Mil-
Iionen Miuionen eegeniiberIteben!
rOa hdben Sic reht," pfli6tete
u,sin Seseniber. elm iunser @rtiaeris.
Ieutnant. mir bel, ga boben Sic nur
gu redt. Wenn sSbr in Der Ssimatb
cine @hnuns oupon bdttet, mas binter
BEN tnoppen 8eribtsn aug unIerem
grpben .oauptqunrtier fir Sei6idtsn
iteden! Geidihten. iage i6 Sbnsu!
Nber bapon erfdbrt porldufig tetn
Menfd pos. Nur Die, Die babel 1es
tpeIen iino = limb es ifberlebt bdbeil
=, nur Die piIIen, lpie es ~5uge9unaen.
Sd nil Shnen nal cine pon oieien
0ei4idten er5ablen, onmit Sic Iid
einen &egriff o0upn MAIDEN t5rnen.
@los cine. Sine gang unbeoeutenoe,
ober baratteriitiihe.
sd iibe zines Moraens - ipo's
ipor, III ialieBli6 gang e9nl, oenn IS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-04

fonnis ,rgenoipo an Der eansen Ianaen
5rOnt eepeisn ieiu. bon 5lanoern biz
beruntsr mad 9elfort - i'd fibe toos
miioe an meinem Sherenfernrohr uno
guide ourh ben 8loBsr biniiber nab
Den feinoIihen StelIun9en. Sic CLAUS
ben niht. ME nns anItrengt, itunoen=
lang oaSuiisen uno iid bic ODE @e-
geno uno bic nod Dosre llmgeaeno ans
ieben Su miinen. 9anS anein mar l6,
unb mein llntsritano mar Elm tiittioes
Slid meg bon meiner 8dtterie. Dor
mir 5osen iih Die S6iBenarGben I'm.
ierer 2eute. briiben am 4bbana bic
Der Srau5pien bin. Dos beiBt, ba
batten mir lie i6on ianae berausees
trieben. Sas batten Elm paar 3uders
bite oga unieren &rupps eetan. Die
8otboien 6ltten 1ib in ben 0aIo oas
binter 5uriidse3Oeen.
Sd mar riioe gum ltmfduen. Sens
fen Sic. ih bate in iehsunooreiBis
Stnaesh eeraoe stuei Stunoen ees
f6lnfen. MuBte einen &ameraoen
pertreten, Der unpdBlid eetporoen
mar. Oa CABS ni6ts bon Miioiateit
porI6Isen. 9a beiBt ss sinfah: Sic
aeben, uno man gebt. Sic tun Dies
uno oas, iino man tut oies ooer ods,
ooer auh beibes. Iber es fdnt oo9
man6mal perbnmmt ihuer, nod su
bleiben. va, pie i'd 10 bnIibe uno
biniiberfduus. oa benz i6 bod tpirts
lid, i9 trdume. Srdume pom pans
oelnben Wolo in Mocbetb. Oenn
ouf einmol lit mfrs, ais piiroe Die
gan3e @efdyi6te on oriiben, 8ui6 uaD
Baum uno Stroud uno Der gauge
3immt Iebsnbig. 9u ssht aud i9on
Der Hummel LOG -. Snfanterie uro
Wtai6inengelpebre tnnnen tpie befeIs
fen -. uno Die frans0iiI6e 4rtinsrie
itimmt elm =. War bns Elm Stonbal!
Gs mar 10 i60n unb frieblih eetpeien,
uno iebt idisn ouf einmal bic 60le
losgelafen iatpobl, Elm 00Iens
ton5ert par's! -. ll'ber oos @dlos
den bin fpuden Die GraEctsn =. id
febe, tpie Ougenoe Shrapne1s iiber
unfere 9rdben plateu Iber al
oas lit piel f6neller Dor fi6 geganssn,
oIs i'd es .Sbnen sr3dbIen tann :.
bas fam 10 plOBli6, 10 ME aus beis
terem Simmel uno jebt iebe i'd
bic SABINE cine fran3Diil9e He9iz
mentsfabne . uno tuuienb Hotboien
febe i'd -. Sic ols Imsritaner baben
jsoenfals bic gei4reibung Der
Sdlodt Don Gettysburg gelelen 49,.
genau 10 pie bomals Die 9ruuen aus
Den Siioftdaten fommen bic Strange
len anmaridiert. ols ginsen fie
our Yoraoe uno auf einmal
i9nGrmen fie aus . bic MaTe loft
iit oui -. Ie iuhen Oedung 49,.
mittlerfpeile babe ib fdpn msiner
8attsrie t%elepbontert: Sturmoneriff
bon S0be 315 berob -. oos mar fir
lie genug, lie tpuBten, mas tie gu tun
batten :. Do betomme ih ben 8efehl,
i6leunigit mid in Side belt gu brin=
gen 49,. Die 6ran3oien tdmen uuf Der
Suofeits bereits ben 9ieel berauf -.
wober ous SUPERINTENDENT" rufe i6
in ben Wpparnt binein ba tommt
es suriid: nMeni6, reiBen Sic bod
aus, gum 3eufel nit Dem 5ernrobrl"
od pade in oas Sreibein uno
fdtpinge es bod iiber meinen 3opf
uno i9mettere es auf einen Jelsblod
ma. bic 5ran3oien miifien ibre
5reuoe bran gebobt baben. ME lie bas
Ding fnnoen -. un0 ben !o0rer reiBe
i6 pom 9rabt uno itede ibn in bic
SdI6e I'M Qaufen babe i6 ibn
Damn pe9gsporien . un0 oann laufe
i6 mas ih LAUREN fam -. ni6t etipa
nab Der 8atterie. Die lpar AL nett
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6rau 8aroiinu Yfeffer.
8ottin he's nobs Sole Sunttion an
Der 8oonOile Hooo in Mifouri
fuOhnhaFten 6armers WiIblm 9fef
fer, puroe an Der 8abntreu3una BEL
Sole Suntticn ppn einem SGnellsns
&c Der Yti6ouri Tacific s%etrpffen
unb ougenbiidlid geto.et. 6rau pfef-
fer mar in Sefferion Gitp aepeien
uno per @ngen ouf benz 9%siIniuege
beariffen. Die 8erungliidte tpurpe
Dor "a Sabren in 0eutldIono ges
boren uno tom pcr % Snbrsn mad
Mmerito.
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5panr.

&6mif6e aaifer, ielbit
Sftouiau. IitBsn Misni @eEopiey aars
trin9eu.
Sn oer Ser. Staoten beites
ben iiber 5000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fhnfteH.
Ger Menh tann 9ufitemperds
tursn bis 40 Wrab 6. isbr rpcbl
~oushdlten.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-09
KNIGHTS AND LADIES
 OF HONOR ELECTION

C. c. Wilson was elected protector of the local lodge of the Knights and Ladies Of Honor, at the regular meeting of the lodge last night, at Fraternity hall. The meeting was attended by a large and enthusiastic crowd Of members. Other officers elected are as follows:
 s. A. Miller, past protector; Floyd Camrstsr, vice protector; Mrs. Della Murray, chaplain; Mrs. Ida Wallis, secretary; Dr. K. G. Thompson tr2asurer; Miss Georgie Campster, guide; Mrs. Artelia Smith, guardian; Mrs. Irene Nley, sentinel.
 The >pzy officers will be installed wit11ss ... pp7 ,priate exercises at the first meeting of the ledge in January, 1916.
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Memories of Savaaes.

Few scholars of our boasted civiliza- tfon have memories equal to those of some savage priests who can call off the ancestors of their gods through hundreds of generations without omit ting or misplacing a single name. In his complex religious ceremonials and in the arts of war and the chase the savage displays an intelligence quite equal to our own in breadth and depth, although of an entirely different kind.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-09
Another "Roilinger'' Baby.

Chicago, Dec. S.-A girl baby was permitted tc, die; ill a Chicago hos pital four days ago. it became known today, because surgeons declined to operate in the chance of saving her life. The doctors declared the child would have been an imbecile if it had lived. Tho parents agreed with the physicians. ,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-09
While the Waiter Waits,

The Embarrassed One = You've saved my life with the flyer. I'll owe you an eternal debt of gratitude" The Generous One-'I don't care how. long you owe me your gratitude, but as to the five simoleons-that's another matter. Punch Bowl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-09
Possible Beneficiary.

What is the trouble with this tele. phone" said the grouchy person. Every time I want to talk to some body the line is busy" Well" re- piled the patient friend, "it's an ill wind that blows nobody good. May be it's lucky for the party you were going to talk to-"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-09
LoyaIty.

"Pa, what is loyalty?" Loyalty, my boy, is refusing to accept an offer of more money from a competitor be- cause you think your own boss cant get along without you. Few men have it to such an extent, however"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-09
To Organize GideOns Here.

J. D.. Walker Of Jackson, Tenn, is here in connection with ihe move re ent to organize here branch of the Gi.leons, lan organization of travelling men which fosters religious ob- servance, particularly by placing Bibles in hotels patronized by travel ing men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-09
TWO. DIE IN HOTEL FIRE.
Ten Others Seriously Injured a1
 Louisville, Ky.

louisville. Ky, Dec. s.-Two men were burned to death and tsn others injured, one seriously, when the Seventh Avenue hotel was damaged by fire today Firemen rescued 15 guazts, while 25 others escaped clad only in their night clothes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-09
A Staue Type,

My bride is disappointed about housekeeping" Whats the troublc?' "She can't get maid who will curt sy like they do ill the musical come dies she goes to sec.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-09
"Topa;z."

The word topaz comes from the Greek verb signifying to guess. The jewel was brought fro,s the :.lst, and was reported to have come ,'rom an island, and men guesso.: at the loca. tion of the isle which produced such beautiful gems
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-09
Watch Doings on Street.

Looking glasses are commonly to be seen hanging outside Dutch dwellings. These are so arranged that persons sit ting inside can, without been seen, enjoy a reflection of all that is going on in the street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-09
JUDGE SORRELLS ASSUMES BENCH;
 HAS BUSY DAY
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ChanCary Court,

seeking release on bond.