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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23

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tern Die Yoli5ei. DadiorihungeH mad
ibren w,aan, Robert 0aSfins, 81
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81. s,nnlar aus Der gelneiiIidsaitlidieIl
gsotnung sso. 1881 Columbia soe.
peridppunben III.
- gicbert @iIep, 81 Sabre alt.
pon go. 825 Broaowap, ruuroe ber
sscIi,ei felt seitern aIs perrIibi &C.
meloet.
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bon ibrein Batter globart stfins nidJfs
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,iee epIisei, ipcnn m0gIid), ben iesi'
een slufenibalt oeSieIben 81 erInitteln
slttins ioa IN Cincinnati rDobnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
1as Nnnibarbement burh
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War unter alien I'm tan
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antporist beuis iptiisr auf bic Be
bauptuns Der griten, oab gOmbarbs'
msnts burt 3sppeIintreuser pOIstr'
redisipioris ieitn.
Die 3titins srilGrt, bds Der iebts
llebtrfau sssen Ddrmouih ssriHisi
mar, ipel6. Stabi sur britifden aii'
fitnperibsibisune sebOri nnb babsr
6ombarbirt iusrbtn lam. Die anbersn
pldbs isisn Hur bOmbnrcirt Dorben,
neil bon bort aus ouf bic 3eppeIins
eeid5OHsn irarbt.
sJsrn.r sril1ri bi, 3eitune. bab sirt
porbrise aniiinbisuns siHss iOI6su
9ombarbsmsnts tptstn bsr gldtur bsi
aufisrissss Hi6t tbuHIif Tel. unb aud
bic 0nbiinbsisn .siHs 8omborbsmmts
aniiinOisisn. 60 iei .. .. an g. De
,embsr bic uupsribsibists unb unbt,
ftffisis Stabi iJrsiburs in gabsn uni
am %. Dtssmbtr bic unpsriKibisi.
5nleI aunssrO0s Don ben apidiiisrr
Der gsrbiinbsisn bOmbdrbirt iucrbsH.
Cine abnIihs friikrs aritit mi
g.sus auf has gombarbem.nt Dol
ScarbOrOusb bHrd bsutide arifsa'
iHiffs bsanttportei Der eibmiplI Dol
Iirpib init Der fOIsenbsn GriIGruns
Die bsiie eIntpOri auf oisie ariti'
III bic, BOB ptr babel TAaHnif,oit.r
DtrIOrm unb unisn S4iffs burd
Sdifis pom StrunO bei6apist iuuri
ben. DIES benefit ilber allen 3peifeI
baB bic qldbs bsribeibist partn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
anidsiutaS in Gbieass.

Die QoIi,el muroe geisern abeno
eriutIt, aui Die IS Sabre nlte Warp
gsaaace 81 iaI,noen. rpeIfe felt oenl
l6. ssanl,ar aus ibrer @obHung, go.
324 Slt 3. StraBe, peridap'inoen III.
9a sgpaOheu bate iid oil oem ange'
aebenen 1age nit ibrer Srernoin 5li
einem IanB in ben Obj sseIlon lem
pei beeeben, 100 iie bic gefaurtidDait
BON 5pei iungen N1nuerH ma6ten.
Begen If llbr brnhte Die SSreunoin
nnb Die iunecn @anner Rarp biz slI
ibrcr 9obnuHg. Seiibem baben Die
Hrelmoiu Warp Bail pie bie GHG.'
borieeu ser 9erinibten nihts uieoer
oon qlaru seb5rt. Die illHaen WaH'
ner batten Die aeiiberiins iallen &C.
Iaiien. baB iie fih naf Gbicaao bege'
ben luoIIien, mb es III nlogIid], oob
iie @an iiberreoet babeH, nit ibneg
All fahren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
Mriittsaeitart.

Nn ariitiser lluIuadJtuns ourds
itnin lid aeitern Der 2i Sabre alie
Qaprqnce Mcgabe. pon go. 1928
Rorris qIace, bic SINGER Der redteil
Snno nnS frcute iif fonigIidl, n!s
er ben rutbcn sebensiaft iliebeH idb.
4naeboriae fanSem ben Wlnnn aili
lm0 irBeu ian nah oen itaotiidDeii
SoipitaI Id,affeu Gie gIer5te iteIltal
ieit, baB UlcGnbc eeiitesidiua6 lit.
Qlui gefrogen. pesbnIb er iih DE
Singer ourddhIitten babe, crfldrtr
er, bob er 30 pieI 8Iut babe uno oas'
ieIbe log iein noILe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23

|et.ben iia faIa4ibereit
an bsr Gren5e btr eus

III VI 0ANNo 49,
fonfna gsgeHlber.
2onbon, 20. San. Cine Dspei4e
aus 9uinrsft idst, bob bic Rufsn uno
bic GsItsrreiher In Der Hdbt bon
Dcrna W1tra, an Der rumdniiHn
Gxnse, nur nod feds WeilsH bon
einanber sntisrnt finb uno ntShIadt
bsporitebt. Die Rufen folleH cine
Glanssnbepesuns bur4 bus giisribs
9baI btrfudsn.
'0sIb In SilIs uub JaIlt
in Dtutf9lanb.
Berlin, %. San. auf brabtIOiem
Wees nab GdDpiIle, g. ]. Die llsbsr.
lreiIde gaa6rihtsnnssntur mr9ts am
;Freiiaa bas GoleeEbs beianHt: Die
5ltsrrsitiid Iugarii4s gdnt bat fiiE
Ibas ssabr 1914 cine DibibeHbe bon
|7.7l4gIrcasilt sriIdri. esssn go prps
|ssnt i'm Sabre 1913.
.Qln Der gerIiner B6rie iDurbt am
artitoa fsbr pisl GjrlD .on calI' 5il
rDsi prpseni unb nod iDenigsr offt'
rirt. Die glripai Distcnip Rot!
Ibsiraei ipsni0sr aIs 90 prea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
Sauitfampf in Der .. Y. ". &afisn'
halle srIaubt.

can Ginflane nit einein 9utadten
hes Gountpanwats, oab bic @affen-
baae abioIutes Gigentbum BON Sa.
milton Gountp lei. bnben bic GouIitp-
sfommiiiarc geitern ibre 9uitinmlng
3ur abbaltltna eIues Boring gsntf"
soiihcn ,,@unbcat Smitb" unb Sim
Sslunn, am slbeno Ses erften debrunr
in beiaater Sale geeeben. lie Sfi;.
,iere oes eriten Regiments Der Sbic
StaatsmiIis imo aiih ein gusifub
Don 9reoigern ba;ten eeeen bic Se.
iudbrllng Ser GrIaubuib asroteit er.
hoben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
unfaHe.

- On Der SigbIanb alpsuu. unb
TeWliaan Strabs fiiir,is Der "a Sabre
aIts Diliam Wlurrap Don Ro. 2l64
Hlorens. 9tpsnns DON Elmer Grpbtoipn
Gar unb sos iid abihrdmmunen am
aSrp.r gu. Rurrap Ii.b ii4 mittelii
autopatrOlipassns nab f.insr hob
niiue bringeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23

Sn RoofsbeIt p. s. sstss
anfIaes bss mortss
perbuftet
RoofeptIt q. g.. 22. Jau-
Sm WibbIeier Gounip Gefdnguib ~
9leiu Brunspid befinb<n fi& istt &c
MIfsibsriffs, bic IN Werbiubuns mi:
btr Gdisbsrei nit Streiferu, am
|Dsnftdg, bes Worbss dneesiast fnb.
3ipei Der GtrsiItr, 4nssfflte btr
|Gmsrican asrieulturaI Gbemifqr Co.,
|fnb ibren Wunben erlsesn uub Bis
|ndbe 20 unbere ipurben in BEN Rdmpf
INIT ben Silfsfberiffs, BE bic Nnlassn
her 2omposnie bepd9ttn, mstr obsr
ipsnissr idaper perpunbsi.
Die anilast, uuf peIHe bin bic
6iIfsfberiffs ipdt am Ra&miitas Don
,24 uniforn,irtsn qoIiaiitsn perbaftst
!iuurbai, ipurbs bon BEN Wdpcr 80.
|fepb q. 6srmann srboben.
3mr 9lbfabrt berett.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
SanOiaIdJen.ni.b.

gln Der 4. umb Stone Strabe eIif'
ris aeitern glbenb Elm StruRenreuber
be- Ssrai Biainm &seit, pom $40. 2S4
grodoipap eiile Sanbtaide, bic $26
in 9,oor, sotpie eiH @eIbaHiueiinngs'
bud, fir cine 0elp Dorfer 8anf nebi'
nnbereH aleinigteiten enibieIt. Der
gerIifr Der 5rmi pirO auf $50 aHae'
aebeu. syrali @eib lief benz Spib'
buben bis siir 9enrI StrnBe mad, fpr
lie oenieIben aus ben aIgeii cerlcr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23

Die IN Der ct. aqarflls Stride, an Der
GIort Strobe, abseboIten iuuroe. Der
9eifensue. Der iid uad Beenoisur5
Der tirbIi1en 5eier nn@ benz Spring
@rope ;sriebbcie bepegte, bcitnno
aus uebr oIs 40 sutomcbileu, BON
oenen mebrere ba5u oienten, bic iiber.
aus reihen gIlmenipenoer 5ii bef6r.
bern
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
4ampfer 5erH5rt.
76 paffaeiers unb bic aus
32 a5pftn beftebsnbt
Wannfhaftitbo6
n,rtffst.

Baltimore, Rb.. %. Gan. Der
gbsiopedse Ban Dampftr -Wlnrps
lamb, Der iia BON puusisn eutlnna
ces iJpcomoia ylufies Ho6 Baltimore
uniertuess befonS, unb 76 VdHoeisrs.
ioipie cine ManniGaft Don 80 wtii'
oliebern nit ii& fiibrie. II! kuis au
friiber Worssnjtunbe in Der Robt pcn
Wountain point on Der Wliinhuna oea
Wasotbp Jlniiss in 9ranb ssraiien
unb iait poIftdnbig 5eritSrt iporfeH.
gsur Der ilnerI&rodsnbsit bsr WaHnf
ifaft unb aud Der pofasisrt II Is su
peroanien, bdB, iotpeii ts iih bls
isBt feftitsllsn litB. itins Wsni6snls
len au bsslaesn iinb. iRbsm ale. bic
i;d an 9orb befancsn. nahbtm Der
Dampf.r anf ben Stranb astristea
,porpsu mar, DON ben Dompfrn .Giip
Of Baltimore une .gitp OF Bid
mpnb1, bic benz bsbrdugisn Sflffs 5l
Silfs tamtn. strtttst utIb hisrtsr g.
brad. ipurosH.
Der an benz Tnmpftr. eisenthunl
Der Baltimore, Gbeiapeate &c Mtlan'k
Rai!rpan Co.. anseriHtsts G&abtn be-
trSe. eiua $4,000. pGbrenb Der
gsrIuft an Der aaDuna IiH auf $4,000
bsIauf.n ioa. 9lubsrbtm bakn ois
g)aiIdaiers, unter bsntn itn pitls
;yrautn befnnbsn. ibr san3es Gspnd.
iopie betrGdtlids 0slbtttrdss unb
anber WsrtbidttH sinssbiibt.
3ebn Sahrd
Suflanb, Gal. %. San, IA
MEL galuehi, Elm iibsrfiibrtsr @autrn'
iduser, sos bier sihn ldngen 1srHin
| i'm 3u&t6aus Der Deportation nab
CeIierrsI& unb sinsr 9isnitseit In Der
! 5iltrrsi6iiben armte Dor.
Sd Itea. Shnsn bic elIiernatiDs,
Sbrsm aanb. in Dtiisn armst 5u
oi.nen ODER ms 3uGtbdus su ipaH7
Bern iagts Der Rihttr.
.S6idsn Sic MID ins 0efdHanib,
lantlportste GaIut6i. nah Iur5smRdd
Ibsntsn.
.;3sbn Sabre" iagis Der Ri4tsr.
Galutai blidts sriidunt unS ii4tiIa
Ibsitiirst auf.
9tstr gtlpH4t.
arIineton. o.. %. Jdn. pt.
ter Worris, Elm Yseer. Der bsihulStsi
mar, einsn FARMER srmOrbei su bobsn.
ipurbe in LETTER Rd6t Don tinsiH
gOlsbauf,n bsm Sheriff snirihsn
unb seInHdi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
0tetr stIpn9t.
gAiHsnahriAteH.

gaem gorf, %. San. gIngef. !:
!. Baltic BON 9iperpccI; .Resina
o'StnIia~ pom gsenpeI; 4SulitnHia~
pon Qiperpool.
2on6on. elnsef.. .Rinnebabo-
BON gseip gcrt.
aopenbaeen. slneet.: siiniifs
gtates" pon gsefp Dcrf.
2iDerpooI. Mnga.: .@escn.
tic pon Nerp Dcrf
goIion. anoef. .GaHopis+ bon
gssaRsL.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
asasr.

Gin idabafin SdOrnitsin mar
bi, llrfafe zines isuers, Das in Der
@obnuns pon 1r. GbarIts Samlep,
go. 1915 5nrriion aDsnue. nusbrah
UNI ein.n S9ab.n Don $50 psrur'
fahte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
1entid,lanb bat ncme Nie
ien.lInterieebDDte

Die brei Wonatt untsr'
psss ftin. t6nnsm
Qonbon, 23. San. Der .DaiIr
Mail4 ipir5 aus ROpsnbassn isIegra'
pbirt, bab 5nmburser Radri4ien Su'
iolge zines Der nslen beutf4en Risien'
llnisri,sbpo,s ssrabs fsins ppoberabri
in Der Bal bon Stlgolanc betnos,
babs, bi. iebr bsfrisbissHb aussefaIlsr
lei. Der RorrsipOnbtt fiist binSu, oat
bitis srobsn llntsrfetbpcis 0orritb'
fir brei Wonate an 8orb bdbsn UNI
ss ni6t n6tbig buben. Ia sinsn Gufer
,insulaufsH ober iia auf Elm geslsit'
|fhiff su otrlaHtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
Brieifaken.

q. R. Oas 1tiiamnt III siltia.
fpsnu Der 9eiiairr i'm D0Ikn geiis fti'
ner 9siItsstrdits lpar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23

I'm bas ehte 30 erEnneen. irnat heinl bcien
maEifn, eaTattpe Ytpme Cuisine
,s'Hrlri s!Hs erihItars IN fHssm xees. 2ss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
ostsssIsnIs il Ssbnssn's ssittpen-
te;mstt.

I'm bsr Bobmdnn'f6kn Mistpen'
bstmdtb finba am Sonntag Na4mtts
"a um baIt brti libr siu GotteSbisnft
itost, Zen 6<rr puhor y. gsmsns
bon Der %. prpt. ct. poulus 4ir6e
Isiten tpirb. Ureuuos unb @onnsr
osr gInitals finb bersh@f stnssluosu.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-24
Ne,yy YCrt Cotton.

New York, July 23.-There was d flurry of covering or local buying at |tbe opening of the cotton exchange ] this morning and after starting
 steady at unchanged prices to an ad- |yance of 8 points, new crop deliveries sold about 7@10 points nst higher.
 steady cables and the continued ab- sence of rain in the SouthWcss ap- kpeared to encourage the advance, but there was considerable realizing around 9.5Oc for December and later
 Fluctuations were somewhat irregu- liar.
 Reports that local spot interests
 were preparing shipments rumored to
 l foot up nearly 10000 bales from the loc9i stotk to Russia appeared partly responsible for the continued steadi- 1 mess of the market around midday.
 Active mon hs sold about 10 points 1 net higher. .-.-..,
 The midday rally carried the active months 14@15 points net higher, but
 Edsmand tapsred off on the .advanca and prices later reacted 4 or points under realizing.
 The market closed steady, The l range:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-24
SPECIAL ELECTION IN TEXAS
Little lnterest in Six Proposed
 Amendments to Constitution.

Austin, Texss, July 23:-Texas will have a special election tomorrow to decide the fate of half a dozen pro posed amendments to the state con- stitution. The adoption of the "ab- sentee voting" system is one of the proposals to be submitted to the peo- pie. Other of the proposed amend ments provide for the addition of two members to the supreme court, giving county commissioners the power to create a students joan fund, author izing the issuance of bonds for levee drainage, road and other public im- prcvements, and a proposal to sepa. rate the University of Texas and the State Agricultural and Mechanical college. Public interest in most of the amendments, so far as appears on the surface, is slight and light vote is looked for.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-24
"No Congratulations"

When Otto Edward Leopold voD Bismarck Schoenhause1 was born tho embarrassed parents wrote to their friends: Kindly dispense with con, gratulstions." Why? Tbe event hap pened in Germany, where All Fools day was still significant. But Bis marclz was born to take the sting out of Der Tag. On one thing, however, he remayGed fool nearly his whole life iong--his idolatry of beer. His reply to those oprosed to him in this mat ter would probably have been to pro- duce huge silver jug and fill 1t with Bayarian beer. "That is the head" he would say, "of Field Marshal Derf- finger, conqueror of the Swedes, and one of my ancestors" This Derftiinger, when a boy, was apprenticed to tailts. His master sent him for 8 jug of beer. On his way back he drank up the beer, and in terror en- listed-"with mucE advantage to the Fatherland," as Bismarck pointed out. But beer proved Bismarcks un- doing, and he had to abandon the hab 1t by medical advice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-24
NOT ARTHUR PETITION,
 BUT ANOTHER SLAYER
Grant County shefiEf Gets Negro Wanted at Clarendon Instead of
 GammelPs Slayer.

To put over a first-cl2ss piece of detective work, travel 1000 miles, and finally run down his man, only to find that he was not the man wanted, but was another wanted equally as bad in another part of state, is not an everyday occurrence with an of ficer, but Sheriff John R. Mathe WIS of this county has done just that, says the Sheridan Headlight.
 The sheriff has never for one mo- ment abandoned his search for Arthur P3yton. who murdered Lewis Gammell in this county several
 ago, and has kept clIculars descrip- tive of the negro circulating con- stantly.
 l.. G. Parkr, a railroad man, at Monroe, La got one of these c1rcu- lars, and wrote ,Sheriff Mathews that he knew where his man was located. The sheriff went at once to have a look at the negro, but found the black was not Peyton. While al the depot at Monroe, waiting for a train home. the sheriff became engaged in con- versation with a railroad detective, and gave him a description of Peyton. Judge Mir. Mathews surprise wnen the officer said: "Your negro ie in jail here now-we just arrested him a few moments ago for vagrancy."
 The sheriff went to the jail to see the negro, and though he might have l been a twin brother of Peyton's, yet l he was not Peyton. However, Sheriff | Ma hews recognized him as Will Al len, wanted at Clarendon for the mur- der of Ed M3yberry, a prominent white man, in 1912. The negro will be taken back there, as he has been positively identified as the right man A s750 reward is outstanding for AL i len,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-24
Play Day for St. IOu;S.

St. Louis, Mo-, July 23.-St. Louis was one of the pioneer cities of the country in giving band concerts, dances and moving picture shows un- der municipal auspices. Now the city fathers have arranged for another in- novation in the shape of a regular old-fashioned picnic to be given by the city for the benefit of all the people. It is to be known as "St. Louis Play Day." and is planned as an annual affair. If weather condi- tions are favorable the initial picnic will be given in one of the city parks tomorrow. Park Commissioner Gun Tiff has completed arrangements for the affair and Mayor Kiel has issued a proclamation declaring the day a holiday. The chief idea behind the plan is to promote the community spirit in St. Louis by affording the people an opportunity to get ac- quainted with their neighbors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-24
opportunItles.

Tn our individual life there come opportunities, which we may miss be- cause we have such false standards by which we judge things. We wait for the great event and for the great oo' cAsion. and We call that great which makes big splash in the world. Or, when the trial comes we shrink from l. through false modesty, saying tn ourselves that some other more worthy instrument should bs chosen. If our general attitude were right. we woulS see the meaning of all that is called opportunity. We are not alive to the gracious possibilities of the unregard. cd chances of every day. We need . more solemn sense of responsibility. a more serious view ot the ever-con- stant 1unctures tha& occur.--Hugh Black.
 Anyone wishing to puy or sel Jefferson county script csM on Chaa R ell Suppl Co. {
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-24

Oats had the same action as corn. ln some eases the prices of July oats ran up Sc above last nights figures, owing to scarcity of rural accep- tances of overnight bids.
 Higher quotations for hogs gave firmness to provisions. The market was fairly active. Reports that black rust had attack ed the stems of wheat in South Da- kota led afterwards to lively addi- tlcnal upturns in prices. Export de mand, however, was apparently not Keen and the market later underwent something of reaction. The close. nevertheless, was strong, 3-40D1c above last night. Cool weather continued to handi- cap the,bears in corn. Closing quota ] tons were strong at 5-SM1c net ad- vance.
 The leading features closed as fol- | lows
 heat-July, s11O; September l l.06; December, $109.
 Corn-July, soc; Sept mber, 75c; December, 64c. Oats-July, 51c; September. 37c; December, 39c.
 Mess Pork-July, $14.22; Septem Der, SHAT.
 Lard-July, $S.o7; September, $S.17 Short ribs-July, $9.9O; September 5000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-24
LiyernOOI Cotton

Liverpool, July 23.-Closing-spot cotton in fair demand; prices easy; good middling, 5.43i; middling, 5,13d; low, middling, 4.67d: sales. 500 bales, including 6,500 bales American and 1000 bales for speculation and ex- port; receipts, 17,00o bales.
 Futures closed stesdy; July 5.0Sd; July-August, 5.0Sd; AugustSeptem- Der, 5.11d; September October, 5.20d :; October-November, 5.27d; November December, 5.33d; Deceber-J January, 5.3Sd; January-February, 5.43d; Feb .luaryMarch, 5.4Sd; March-April, 5.a4d; April-May, 5.57d; May-June, 5.6Od; June-July, 5.63d; July-August, 5.66d.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-24
CHICAGO GRAIN
smaller World Shipments Boost Wheat Prices,

Chicago, July 23.-Fresh strength dcvelcped in wheat prices today |owmg to smaller world shipments
 ana to the unfavorable outlook for 1luropean crops. Shipments from indNa especially promised a big fall Ins off, vessel rates from there hav- lns become almost prohibitive. Signs Iof less suspicious weather in the do- mSsilc wheat belt counted also az inst the bears. Opening quota .ions' which ranged from 3-4c up, all around. .Il.~~-.-a,
 Gorn rose with wheat ana as a re- s". or scarcity of offerings, the July
 uelVery in particular. The demand
 game chiely from shorts. After open
 ng unchanged to 7-Sc higher, the eli'rket scored further decided gains
 Ph the nsarby options.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-24
Home Course in Cooking

One-half can large tomatocs, ? tea spoons sugar; cups fresh milk; 1 tablespoons flour; i teaspoon salt; + teaspoon soda; 1 teaspoon minced onion; tablespoons crisco; Is tea spoon pepper.
 Scald milk with crisco, thicken with flour, dilute With cold water until thin enough to pour, (bc careful to have mixture free from lumps). Cook tomatoes With sugar 1o minutes, add soda, rub through sieve, combine with milk mixture which has simmered in meantime in double boiler, add cris- co, salt and pepper, strain into tnreen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-24
CARDINAL GIBBONS S1.
Eleven Years Past Mans Allotted
 Span, Prelate in Good Health,

Baltimore, Md, July 23.-Clerica] and lay representative of the Catho- lie church throughout the country showered Cardinal Gibbons with fe- llcitations today on the eighty first anniversary of his birthday. The cardinal is in good health and re- markedly vigorous for man of his years. Last week he displayed his physical vitality by taking a hurried trip to Chicago to attend the funeral of Archbishop Quigley. He plans to spend the remainder of the summer on the south shore of Long Island, where he has passed his vacations for a number of years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-24
NOTICE
Paving District No. 12.
est Second avenue.

West Second avenue.
 The tax books for the collection of special assessment upon the real property in Paving District No 12 in the City of Pine Bluff, has been placed in my hands.
 All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay tn ir assessments to me within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is not made ac- tion will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assessment, and for legal penalties and cost.
 Given under my hand this 14th day of July 1915.
 VIM. V. HUTT, City Collector. Office, City Hall, a. m. to 3 p. m.
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