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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-06
EOGEce-Talb0t N'Uptiais On April 93.

! NNptlhiS Ou ApflI Z)s The following announcement in a dispatch from Fordyce to the Memphis Commercial-Appe will prove of in terest here, where the bride-to-be has many friends:
 'Mr and Mrs. E. l.. Koonce have announced the engagement and ap- : preaching marriage of their daughter Rcba, to Dr. John X. Talbot of this city. the wedding to take place on April B A reception was given last evening in honor of the couple, at which time the approaching wedding was announced to the surprise of their many friends.
 ''The bride is graduate of Texas Presbyterian college, and for many years has been a leader in the society circles of this city. The groom is a prominent dentist of this city, and has a large circle of business friends and acauaintances. They will make their future home in this city
 Miss Olga Smith is confined to her home, with an attack of the grip
 Mrs. Albert Smith of VicksbnrG, Miss, is visiting her niece, Mrs. t. A. Culpeppe".
 Mrs. Jennie Balm and son Vernon are here from Chicago, the guests of relatives for few days.
 Miss Beatrice Bauerlein of Cam den is spending several days here, as the guest of Mrs. Sam Scales.
 Mrs. M. r. Pritchard left yesterday morning fer Little Rock and Kensdtt r. visit relatives for few days. @ Mrs. Ed Morris left yesterday for Little Rock, to- be with her mother. Mrs. G. w. Morris, who is seriously ill
 Mrs. c, C., Ferguson, who has been seriously i'll the past three weeks is now showing satisfactory improve ment.
 Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Smith have re- turned from New york and other
  they spent the past three weeks or month.
 Miss Edna Clements left yesterday for English, to spend the week end with her parents. She was accomp- anied by Miss Chloe Koonce, who will be her guest.
 --S--~-
 The David o. Dodd chapter. Daugh- lers of the Confeleracy will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. James Reno, the hostesses for the afternoon being Mrs. D. l. Mills, Mrs. c. A. Hing and Mrs. J. '. Reno.
 Mrs. Max Eisenkramer, who sui fered fractured ankle some time ago in f,'l ot her home in East Barraque street, is still confined to her bed, and may not be out for some time yet, although improvement IS reported in her condition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-06

The Hardin Anderson Furn. Go. will upon Monday start sale of their damaged furniture. 3-4-4t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-06
chronlque scandalsuee.

Chronlque ScandaIeu60.
 Gossip (at top of her voice as tube Tain rushes along)--"Why do stop talking at the stations? My good girl. do you suppose want everybody to hear all about Aunt Sophie and tho shauffeur?"--PM
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-06

Daily Reminuer. Begin right with boy at eighteen months and you won't have to thrast him at eight years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-06
Fully Supplied.

Maid--"1f you please, mn, ma0 has called with a bil]." Mistress ''Teli him we have some already"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-06
Lutheran Church.

Sixth avenue and Florida street; w. c. Shrader, pastor.
 English Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. German service at 10:45 a. m. English service at 1880 p. m. English Lenten service, Thursday, s D. m.
 A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-06
In tho Campaign of Life.

Life is a campaign, not battlet and has It's defeats as well as It's vi0' .oriev.-.Donu Platt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-06
Carr Memorial Methodist Church.

Corner Sixth avenue and Dakota street: M O. Barnett, pastor.
 Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.; w. B. Hicks, superintendent
 Preaching at II m. and 7:30 p. m. by Rev. J. A. Sage.
 The sacrament of the Lords SUD- per will be administered at the close of the morning service.
 The second quarterly conference will be held Monday evening at 7:3O. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30. FN y8
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-06
Church of Christ.

Corner Sixth and Beech streets. Rev. c. c. Cline, pastor. Morning sermon Sunday, subject, "Who are the Lost?"
 Evening sermon; subject, "Bible Fools"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-06
Trinity Church (EpiscOpaD.

Corner of West Third avenue and Oak street
 The members of the Sunday school
 are reminded that the offering is for missions.
 As this is the first Sunday of the month there will be no early celebra- tion Of the Holy Eucharist The other
 services are holy communion and sermon, at Il a. m.; evening prayer and sermon at 7:45 p. m The Rev. Walter Capers, head of Columbia in stitute, Columbia, Tenn, expects to be in Pine Bluff Tuesday and to make an address at the afternoon Lenten service. Bishop Winchester will vis- 1 it this parish Sunday, March 21
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-06

Chicago, March 4.-Miss Grace Hemingway, daughter of Anson T.. Hemingway, is enroute to Tokio, Ja- pan, to be a guest of the emperor at the elaborate fete to be given in the imperial gardens in April. Because she was known as close student of Japanese folk lore, Miss Hemingway was invited to be present. along with Dr. Florence Fitch, dean of women in Oberlin college.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-06
Assembly of God, Apst0lic Faith.

AsSfHiDl! OI UoN, ApStOlC Fditns
 A. O. II. w. parlors; A. E. Wilson, pastor.
 Sunday services at II a. m. and 7::3O ID. ID.
 Week-night cottage prayer meetings Tuesday, 8 P. m., at MT. Denton's, between 25th and 26th avenues on Oak street; Wednesday, 8 D. m., at ". F. Mayhugh's residence, Sixteenth avenue and Georgia street: Thursday. & D. m.. at L. E. Apel's residence, cor ner Twentyfou1th avenue and Olive street. Friday, s D. m., at Mrs. Boyt's residence, between Eleventh and Tenth avenues, on Cotton Belt rail- road.
 We call upon all believers in "holi,' ness" to come and help fight the bat tla for our King.
 Every one, saint and sinner, invited and welcomed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-06
ol Association
 Serve LuncheOns.

SeFNt LuHSHCVH's
 Rcison to establish a lunch room
 Inc Lakeside school. where hot |hes will be served the children
 ke school on days when the wealth ! so bad as to preclude the trip e by the youngsters, was reached
 erday afternoon at the meeting of Lakeside school improvement as- Stion.
 |rangements will be made at once htihe plans of the association in- )feet. and it is believed this will ka starting point in the movement bye lunch served all the children
 h the schools each school day of lear. in the future.
 bf. Junius Jordan, superintendent be city schools. was in attendance be meeting, and was enthusiastic l |the action Of the ladies in decid- ko establish the lunch room. He |also much pleased with the pro- carried out yesterday, and urged lit be repeated. on the occasion of |teachers' meeting to be held (sday, March II.
 |s. A. J. Guenther addressed the ling, in behalf of the plans of the Research club to publish the re- of the recent municipal survey. De ladies decided to hold the Eas Pgg sale the Saturday before Eas- Eundav With booths at Murphy fn's, Pedell's and McFwen's, al |sh orders will be taken at any |snow.
 |ere were about 30 mothers in at Pnce at tho meeting. and much lest ard enthUsias was displaved le work being done by the associ-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-06
Irlnct Officers.

Itf;cers n to serve during the ensu-
 rear will be elected this after h at the meeting of the Young
 .;os, club of the Lakeside Metho-
 ehurch, al 2::30 o'clock, at the
 ,o of Mrs. w. c. Watson, 2l2
 st Fifteenth avenue. nrogram of musical and literary |ohers which promises to be in- Istrg and enjoyable has been |pared for the occasion, as fol- |isno duet, Miss Frances Woold- (e and Miss Margaret Brewster. |oeal duet. Miss Mary oorrells and ] Myrtis Sage.
 |pading Miss Bessie Merle Wells. bcal solo. .sfss Catherine Ray. Fall to America" by five girls, at I in native costume. Eere will be social half hour 1 the session, with refreshments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-06

The David 0. Dodd chapter. Daugh- lers of the Confeleracy. will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. James Reno, the hostesses for the afternoon being Mrs. D. l. Mills, Mrs. c. A. Hing and Mrs. J. '. Reno.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-06

Mrs. Max Eisenkramer, who suf- fered a fractured ankle some tlme ago in a fl ot her home in East Barraque street, is still confined to her bed, and may not be out for some time yet, although improvement IS reportcd in her condition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-06

Miss Edna Clements left yesterday for English, to spend the week end with her parents. She was accomp- anied by Miss Chloe Koonce, who will be her guest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-06

Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Smith nave re- turned from New york and other points in the North and East where they spent the past three weeks or month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-06

Mrs. c, ,xC.s Ferguson, who has been seriously i'll the past three weeks, is now showing satisfactory improve mCnt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-06

Mrs. M. r. Pritchard left yesterday fer Little Rock and kensttt t. visit relatives for a few days.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26
Hnlild)e SOlOatemlicoer.

Sm Better 2lopo" fdreibt Or.
Mor 8oienberg (GaernopiB):
Bel tsiner 4rmse ipislt bas Ndrf6s
leo cine 10 sroBe Hone pie BEL Der
ruFiidsn. Ob Der ruHii6e Soloat
gu SUB fpanoert oor auf Dem Yferoe
iiBt, INNER iinst r. gu Sesinn bes
arieges bate i'd Gslessnbeit. Die &C.
idnse Der ruTiiden Soloaten, Die &c.
rabs aus ibr.r Ssimtb mad 9aIi3ieu
aogen. gu bpren. Der SnboIt oaer oies
Ter 2ieoer mar bohpatrioi;sh. Wutb
unb 3uperfibt fprad aus al oieisn
9eiGneen. 8eim Stuoium Der neu.s
fen ruHtfben Solootenlieoer tomrtt
man gu gang anoeren grsetnifen.
Sisr iolen einise Yroben ruhiider
2iebsr sss.bea psroen. nobel i'm pors
biuein bemertt tpiro, oaB Die bier ers
pdbnteu 2ieoer Ianoe niht poIsdbz
Tia fno. - Ils oos Saupt5isI oes
arieaes pures o ben ruHifden Sms
peraliIfsn oie gefreiune @alisiens, oes
alien Hothrublonos, anaeaebe1. Dem
ruTif6en 9plte tpuyoen Wunberbinee
iiber nieies 2ono srsihlt, 0is Sebns
futt nad 9aliiisn uno mad Der 9us
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26
Serabmte GriegSfiuber.

Wir nennen beute cine gang Be,
itimmte 4rt BON &inoern &riegstins
Der. Ri9t iebes Sinh. oas pdbrenO
oes &rieges geboren pirb, nennt Der
Ioltssebrau4 10. ~iOnbern nur oas lit
Elm &riegsfinb, oas CUR Wslt fam.
ipGbreno Der Batter i'm Sseloe itebt.
Die 8e5eidnung 1T pGbrenl Der 8es
freiunestriege entitdnosn, als Gum ers
item Nal Der Mann iid aus Dem
&reiIe Der 6amile losrib, uno Der llns
terid;eo bon 8ireer uno Solpat fi9
ourf bic algemeine 8ebrpfli9t perz
ipil6t bate. 8urtr CAB ss chen nur
SoIoatentin0er. u..0 mar ma9te feis
men unteridieo 5pii9en Den Solbas
tentinoern, Die pdbreno oes Jriebens
our @elt famen obsr gu elmer 3eit
uls Der Batter i'm sSsioe ftano. Sdiaer
tpar na9 Dem beutigen Spra4gebraud
Elm &rie9stino. Der Batter SobanE
&aipar Sdiuer itano gsgen 5rieori4
Den 8roBen i'm Jeloe, ais er gebpren
puros. Oamals bdtte man, fuas man
iiberbaupt bic 8eaei9nuna arie9stino
g%efannt bate, lie ebenfaus osmjsnigen
8inbs beiselegt, oas inmitten Der
8riegstpirren I'M Sslbe ielbit sur Melt
fam. oenn oamals aosen nit Dem
2roB bes Seeres 5ablteide Soloatens
frauen nit in Den &rieg. Sold elm
&riessfinb i'm eiaentli4iten Sinne
mar 9neifenau, Der 1850 auf einem
9agagetpa9en in Dem Stdbtfen S6ils
ba uls Sobn zines Wiir5burger Or
tiaerie=Q eutnants our Welt tam; me-
nige Gage na6 Der Geburt fam es
gang in Der HGbe BEL Der Staot Sor>
sau. sur Shladt 5pifden 9reuBen
uno Seiterreidern; oieie purosn ees
i6lagen unb su f6leunisem RiidSug
ge5punesn. bis Dos Sinh tpGbreno
Der 5ludt Den Nrmen Der Mutter entz
elitt un0 aug benz Srobtpdgen fiel,
itarb Die unsliidli6e 5rau DOT S9rsd.
0as fonnte man tpobl elm Srieestino
rennen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26

Ote Setti1rttt entbdlt dber aud
cine Nrbeit zines iungen pbpiiters. Der
i'm S9ibengraben Dor gpern liest
uno bort bic gu FOLDER 4rbeit notruens
bi9e WuBe gsfunoen bat. Natirlid
lam es Ii6 nibt UNI bic Mnite[luna
tompli3ierter @rperimente banoeIn.
Ionoern leoigli6 nm tbeoretiihe ue5ers
legungen. eeren Reiultat am Grperi=
ment geprift tperoen mub. 9rebe-
10 lit Der Rume bes bstrsffenben pbps
fifers-but bort i'm S6iibeneraben
ii6 tberretiih nit Dem 9eieB oss
Quftlpioeritanoes bei6Gftigt, einem
Der idtp'sriglten &apitel Der pbpiit
uno einem Der prnttii6 pi6tigIteu-
man oente nur an oas Slieoen iopie
an Die 6~lugbobnen Der 0ei6o1e, Die
our6 Den Wioeritanb, ben lie in ser
2uft finben, niht unpeientli6 moot
fi3iert peroen. Wern Elm a0rper nit
ebensr 55tdfe ii6 in Der gu 0ieier lent
rehten 3i6tung our6 rubenoe Cuff
betpegt, pddit Der Niosr'tanb, ben er
erf6brt, srfabtuh9sgemdB i'm @srbdlts
nis Der @robe CUR 6lG9e, unb nit Der
8ei6pinoi9teit i'm quabratiidem 8er>
bdltnis. @rebe unteriuht nun Den
sinfa6en San elmer fauenben treis=
fOrmigen Sheibe. BEL Der bic sesen bic
Shpere mirtenbe 8raft nur baber
ribren Tam. baB Die Dor Der 5l6he
austpeitenoe Cuff binter bic JIGde
abitrGmt unb bierbei an Der umsebens
Sen Cuff cine Reibuns .rfGbrt. 4us
biefer 8%orausiesuns selinst es ibm
tatiGdlid, redneriid bas ob.n ers
pdbnts 9eies fur oisieu Gar ubauleis
ten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26
JHiGionenadote.

Sn Der ryid.ur" miro Die 53uiams
menitellung Der MiaionenitGote Ser
Groe geaeben. Die anaegebsnen Sab
len beSieben iid 1uf Die Stdote einz
fdlieBlid Der nit ibnen pertpo6ienen
8ororte nah Dem 9epDlterungsItanbe
BON 1910. Die fir anfane 1913 be-
re6nete Gintpobneroabl lit in Slam
mern teigeieBt. Die sr0Bts Stoot Der
@roe lit nod thinner Gonoon nit g.
100000 (6,700,O00) G~inwobaern.
Nep gort bat 5,200.000 Is, 100000,
garis 3,950,00O (4,100,0O0). Berlin
100000 (3,800,000), Gbieago 81
100000 (2.600,000), @ien 100000
(2.100.000), petersburg 100000
(2,000,000), Rostau 1,480,00O d.
600,00O, 6nmburs 1,150,00O a.
200,00O), 2iperpool 100000 a.
070.000) mo 8uoapeft 100000
1,100.O0O.
Sn often sdbien: Eofio 2,250,O00
ginpobner, !5ontou 100000. Rans
ton 100000. Raltutta 1,2OO, 900,
petins 100000. !6eute sdbten mir
auf Der Groe 81 MilionenitGote, bon
oenen neun in europa, brei in Norbs
umerita Iieaer. Der nirtfhaftlide
GinfluB biefer MilionenftGote reiht
aber ipeit in ibre lmasbuns. Soften
miro bieies pirtidaftlide Weihbilo als
Staot auf. 70 erbalten mir anndkrnb
folgenoe 3ablen fir 1913: Qonoon
rs. Hetp Yort SO. paris AS unb
Berlin As MiIionen G%intpobner. Mir
srtennen alIo. oaB Rstp gort f9on
auf Dem Meee lit, 2onoon gu iibers
fliigeln. Dies miro pabrideinIi9 i'm
Sabre 1920 eintrsten, mo 2onoon et-
tpa 100000, Hefp gort 100000,
Berlin 100000 unb paris 4,700.s
600 ginpobner S6blen miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26
Die SonnenmnCChine.

Der beriibmte idpeoiid. Jorfder
Spants Irrbenius bat fid iiinsIt eins
oebeno nit Der unmittelboren Nus,
nubune ser Commemorate befabt uno
babel aud ole 5rug. Der Grridtune
BON Sonnentraftmaidinen fritiId
unterfudt. Gr fibrte ooriiber in Der
fdpsoiidsn Mfabemie Der WiFens
idoften u. q. foleenbss aus:
Gine 0erfperthung Der Sonnenens
ereie our6 cine Commemorative lam
nur in oen tropiiden 9eeenhen, nos
mentlih in sen Wiiiten. 9soeutung ers
Ianuen. Die erite boute 1926 Der
Transois Naudot. sic puroe 1860
in @Iaier perfuht, seigte aber ffatt,
tpie bsrednet, 1 PS fir 1 ON SPITE
aeIflGhe nur 8 b. $. 2ei1tunostrdft.
gu elmer ,3eit, mo bic Oompfmoftine
aud MIR 3 D. S. Der bere5neten Mirs
lung srreifte. Seine Der neuen Snper
ouF Der Barrier WeltousFtsnune 1878
70 bsiab pruttiide 9eoeutuna. Die
bon benz S6peben Sobn Griesfon
t~onItruirt. Wlaftire itsnts cine pirte
Iide 9Diuna oes 0roblems bar. ohne
aber fir Die 0raris poIsnost su ieiu.
Die isbt felt 2 Subren bel 3atro oufs
a.ftelIte, nph perbeFsrse Griesfpn Mas
fdine ION nab ibrem Grfinoer. Dem
Imeritoner Sdumann, 500 PS fir
1 ha Spinelfldhe erseuser. Gin lie
tontronirtnoer Sneenieur @dermann
elnibte oiefe 3ahl un bier 5iinftel be-
robistsn gu miiFen. bdlt dbsr elm bef'
isrss Grqebnis nidt fir ousoeidlpis
fen. Wenn Steintohls ouf so
Ghlpso.) 9r. fir cine Come gsTtiss
aen III. t0nute man bic Stunee Der
Sornsnmaihiu fir ~estommen Grads
ten. aber is fam ME unh uimmer fir
infer aIima @soeutuna srlansen.
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p6Dlik i'm S6Gbsngrn6en.

Die tris9sriide Sdtistsit. Ole isosn
SeiInebsner on ben 2dulpfen poaitGns
dig in GEipru6 nimmt, lGBt suipsilsn
bob 3eit. bic 8eountsn obi6lpsifsn gu
laiien uno auf anbere 0ings gu ions
Sentrieren. Gin ito3ss 9eiipiel elmer
foldeu Reorganization Ser 8eoanien
oaf piheniudftlite 9robIeme finoen
mir in Der eritsn MGrsnummer Der
Pbpiitaliihen 3eitihriF;, osrsn erits
Sldtter Silonife sefauensr 9bpiifer
brin9en uno ms ipisoerum Seigen,
tpelte perbeerenos 9idsn Der arie1 in
bic Reiben Der iinesrsn 9bpiiter uns
abIlifIu reiRt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-26


fotpina tpurbe i'm WiuIbif rormlid
erobee3oeen. Hun tamen bic Sols
baten mad 9aIi3ien. Sbrer Gnttdus
fdune giebt folgenoes 0ieo Nusorud.
Infer Gar, Der Nitolous,
gr trieb uns in elm Suneerlnno bins
aus,
$40 peber Sub nod Dds in irsenb
einem Stan.
Rur Suoen, nidts nls Suben uberau.
Die 6eituns prssmpfl fpielt. pie
man tpeib, BEL Sen ruHiiden Soloaten
cine eIpBe Rone. Sn un3dblisen 2ies
bern tpuroe Der &f um Die Sc
flung ~befungen. 8. 3. 70:
G3orttop bnben mir erruneen,
llno Stonislau ourd 8elo be3ipun>
gen,
9o6 por prsempfl baben bic DETER
rei6er
Den SsufsI bineeite1t.
Ser 8erluit Der Teitung pGhrenb
Der Moii1lodten fdeint oann BEL ben
ruFif6en Soloaten cine fur6tbare
G%rre9uns berborgerufen gu baben,
oenn in ihrer Seele mar oas Sdidfal
prsempfls nit Dem &uBlanbs innig
pertniipft. sic %beaannen nun gu
fpptten. Dos 2sibgsridt Der HuFen
finb NIT @riiBs gefillte 1eigtlObe.
lleber bic Siinune tpirb Der 9eis ses
sogen uno pertlebt. Damn perosn bic
al0be gum &pfsn in iisoenbss WaHsr
getpprfen. Wenn aber Der Rod uns
eeitidt tpor uno ole Ssigtl0bs I9le6t
bereitet bat, Damn eeIdisbt es oft, Dob
Der Seig i'm Iiebenben WaHer fi9 off
net unb an Die Oberfld6e fteist, pdbs
reno oas 5iiGiel iintt. Der ruFif6e
Soloat pergleiht nun feline 6eeresleis
tune, Ole prsempfI preiseegeben bat.
nit einem foIden f9lsdten Sod unb
'inat foIeenbes. i'm rufii6en Original
number biibi6 tlingenoes Spottlieo:
Sben Der 3lobeteia,
l1nten Der Griibsbrei,
@erGoren mir prsemp1l,
ST aud RuBlanb ni6t fret.
Dor oen Maidinengetpebren unb
2anonen ser @srbiinbeten baben Die
Ruhen erpBe Insit. Gin 2ieo pers
elei6t bic @eI6iibe nit Mufits Snftru<
menten:
Denn Ole Gurieen fpislen oie 9eisen
fed.
Grfabt Ole 1nfriesn idber S9rsd,
Spd ipenn Sbre ipielet auf ben 3pms
bdlen,
Damn tDnnsn bic unfrieen lonsfamer
fallen.
l1ebrtqens iinoen nift nur bic 5lds
pii6en, ionbern ou6 Die rumdnif9en
SoIoaten in Der ruFiIden Mrmee dbns
li6e 2ieber. Nd9 Der Nieoerlaee ser
RuFen Bel 9ornatpatro ianeen Die
beN arobii6>rumdnifden Soloaten auf
ibrem Riidpese:
Guer Oorna
ST unIer @rob.
Don ben Gurieen fallen 5fpei ober orei.
BON ben llnirisen ab.r 5unoerttaus
ienoe.
Die 0orbuten Der ruTifden Irmee,
Ne Ro{oten, laNep fi9 f~eltener eefans
gen nehmen. fs fuden meift ihr Sell
in Der Jludt. Gin Qieo lautet:
gilet 3ofoien,
SO fommen Muftriafen.
Die fperben Gu& f9Iagen
limb ME 9unoe gu9 iasen.
DoF an Standardization fommt
Die iebise Stimmung bes ruHii9en
SoIooten in spei 2ieoden gum Musz
brud. Die in LETTER ,3eit iebr oft ses
funaen tpuroen:
Tifolanshen, Ou llnporfihtieer,
Wrsu runner unb iiberou 6dnoeI?
Del Sopansr, Der bat Did idredIi4
befdGmt
llno Der 9ermane gu 8ooen getporfen.
0as stpeite 2ieo pereleidt Sen
0eutfhen &oifer nit einem furdtbaz
rem Sturm, Der o1es, auh Den 3dren
Der RuFen. tpie 8ras %oobinmGbt:
Der Donner ro1t, ser Sturmpino
brauft,
3erfhmettert Gihen unb Wdlber;
Der Gar Der @ermaneu, @ott iei's
oebantt,
MGbt oen peiben 3aren pie @ros.
Mit SoIooten, Ole ioIbe @eoanfen
in ihren 9ieoern duBern, fann tein
Gserfiibrer nod iresnopelde Sdlodt
esipiunen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-15
governor TAKES
Plea FOR MADD|NG
Under AMUSEMENT
Widow of Judge Harrod at
Hearing on Petition of
5000 for Pardon.

Almost simultaneously with the
rendition by the supreme court Of
Arkansas of a decision, refusing a
re-hearing in the case of James f..
Maddng, sentenced to three months
Imprisonment for the death of Judge
J. f. Harrord, who died from in
juries suffered when hit by an auto
mobile Madding was driving in Lit
tie Rock, hearing on a petition for
Madding's pardon was conducted by
Governor Hays at the executive Of
fees.
signatures of Jefferson county peo-
pie, was presented to the governor
yesterday morning by Capt T. ]. Col
lier, Attornex~W. F. Coleman. f. B.
Bloom, Attorney n J. Can't, Jr., and
/ Capt. G. l.. Madding. When the pc
tltion was presented. Governor Hays
told the delegation that MRS. Harrod
and her son had requested oppor-
tunity to be heard, and he would
therefore hear both sides at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon
At that hour, Mrs. Harrod and ho-
sen, as well as Prosecuting Attorney
Dunaway and Attorney Rhoton. were
present. and the governor listened to
arguments for and against the ex-
tension of executive clemency to
young Madding. whose friends be-
lieve that he has been sufficiently
punished for the deplorable accident
that resulted in the death of Judge
Harrod.
Governor Hays announced that ne
would make known his decision in a
! few days, promising that until NJ
had done so, young Madding should
! be permitted to remain at liberty
under his bond.
eve are encouraged to believe thai
pardon will be granted" said Cap.
tain Collier last night, although tne
governor did not indicate by wore
Or manner what his decision will be
We all hope; however, that a pardon
will be granted We can see no goot
that would come from the imprison
ment of Young Madding."
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-15
Hernandez Stops Red Cross
Agents Across from Eagle
Pass, Texas.
THIS POLICY MAY
FORCE u. S. ACTION
Villa Proposes Vasquez 1agle. Minister
OF Justice in MaderO Cabinet, BE
Recognized President or That He
Be Allowed to Name Successor.

Washington. June 1.-THE menace
Of the Mexican situation was intcn-
sif.ed today by the receipt of news
that General ~: ande one of Villas
generals. had held up Red Cross sup
pliss destined fer tAe town of Mon
clavo and its vicinity, whera many
Meyicans are said to be starving.
The effect of this attitude, if per
sisted in by the Villa party, would
be to force president Wilson's hand,
to compel him to take steps to pro-
vide for the safe conduct OF the Red
Cross supplies to the various dcsti
nations in Mexico.
On top of the news that the sup
plies had been held up, the state de-
partment received General Villas re-
ply to President Wilson's recent arr
nouncement. with copy of a mes
sage he has sent to General Car
rama, suggesting they discuss a plln
for the reorganization of the govern
Went
This was accompanied by m-mo-
randa proposing the recognition of
Vasquez Tagle, former minister of
justice, as president of Mexico.
Iagle, it is said, was legally next in
succession when Madero Fl fernandez
and Ernest Madero ,'oeigned. The
proposal is made that if he is not
entirely satisfactory to both parties
as permanent presidel.. thai he ap-
POINT as minister of foreign relat ons
someone who is acceptable. and then
retire.
The entire subject will be taken
up at the cabinet meeting tomorrow
The general belief around the
state, navy and war departments, Is
that President Wilson will be raqur-
ed to employ force to get the Red
Cross supplies into Mexico, if the
Villa forces insist upon holding them
up.
The consignment held up by Her
nandez was plainly placarded with
the Red Cross emblem. They were
stopped just across tie river from
Eagle Pass, Hernandez Htating to the
Red Cross agents the supplies would
not be allowed to enter because they
were not needed.