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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-23

A nervy editor wants to know why some women wear fur cn tho top of their shoes, why do they wear dresses hish enough % that you can sec the fur there, you stlly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-23

When iarnum said n fool Ia born every minute he must have had in mind the modern automobilists who think they can get across the rail road tracks ahoad of trains
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-23
\ 1NE BLUTY
 D ROHRE0S RosrER1TY
ANN0UNcKA6ENTS.
ttAtLK(,Ap. 1,OWMfNsIOsER

ThS (tfa0hia IS Auth0fiSed t0 snf nsunse Mf, M. r. Muse ef Union county for railroad commissioner for tt1 sUuthsfn district. Subject to tho Aetion sef the utncssaiis tsimAtx ia4 MxfGh.i 1916.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-23
.,.fllkll.

\ ftsdshlly some se--oa people were shocked tR learn that tho prtsidsnt aAHN sweAr cn teeasion. His ideA of flsl AhArsh lAneuase. however. runs intos'atuA tut.e urs"U. rAtt.' Furthvf tannN shxt, the son of \ frasbytsrlAn eIefnyilAa h not expected to p.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-23
Ft0sKCUTtt0 ATTOKNEY.

Ths Graphic ;s Nus1of'z01 Co af's n0ufiessNF. Js M. Shaw As . candidate Tor prosecuting attorney from the fifth judicial circuit. sabjs0t to aha action of the Dsin0cratic prlmary. March 3s. 1916.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-23

While f ( saving Of money is only one aspect nf thrift, 1t is very irapof~ tant, especial ly because of it's inApeHcc on character building. It also Is more tangible, and sAUsf{s .assfr means of ob- taining statis- t,rs f. rau tYc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-23

The Graphic is authofiNed to kn. n6hncs Hon. r, q. f'ArhAin of Pine riuff. As \ candidate for pr6secutins attorney from the iith judicial eif- a,llt, subject to Hhe action of the Democratic primary, March ss. 1sle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-23
NHhNas Coruwa lleAriug,

8HeAfIMU eA' tho writ of hNbeas cor. pus, obtained In behalf of steve WAlls. mtgrO, was continued yester- day by Circuit Judge Sorrclls until tomorrow. WAlls. in tall cn charge of first Nserss murder Nor killing .tchn AoNse, . broth er- ln-lsw, is teeking his release on ball.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-23
10 rHlNTEEsf

T1hs 0fAphfe E1adty publishes fsss 6f Gh&fxS H0ti1es for ehufehAs, Aee1- eti6A, ffAtSfn&t organizations Ae1 HfubS when t6s events xfe h1t fntSnd- M 4s M0het makers, If tkSfs ts at- fHf6rt At pfUAt-fAkinE, notices Of tbs events 1fS advertisements, Sfld will bs GkAfgs1 for accordingly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-23
Relieve lnsendlartsts Busy.

caNNase. Jan. as,---A barn and a plancr have been 'da stroyed by fire here within tive nights. and lscal otftrers believe that the tires were ct inoendiary origin. \ barn Ut the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-23

1he Graphic is authorized to hfi- notines Mi. II. II. Hays of Artansas Clty, n A eahdidats for pf1ssCut'fis attorney from the 1tth 3ufltiai cir. cult, subject to the action of 'ht Democratic primary. March So. 1918.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-23
,xusswlc eclsu~l vf INversetlsN.

t1e0fwe D. Moefe. D, D. e, NJ, will held VI uchool of Instruction with 1Eeob Nrump lodge No iS0. Y. \ A. M.s TuesdAy svsMtne. January ,2a. and tll msstsr 'AiAsons are sxpected to be iA AtttndsAce, Refreshments will be betved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-23

homo of C. j., Wilson was burnad
 first and q planer owned by 5. 1. Glover later was destroyed. e-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-23
IanaUaae.

Language is the vehicle of thought, @. s1.o laany times its ap empty taxi ye.<sa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-23

Premier Aristede sBriand of France Is in London to attend war council of tho allies regarding tho Balkan situation. It is thought that Premier Briand and Premier AsQuith will formulate plans 10 bs pursued in dealing with Greece.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-12

3o5 s: t1TH sT.--to rooms and bathsi steam
heat; Just renovated throughout
1890 MASTER STE roomS' bathsi good
1249 W. ALLEGHENY AVE (cor. isth); II
rooms and bath.
1926 OXFORD ST. rooms and bath.
1904 DIAMOND ST.-t1 rooms and baths.
1904 FRANKLIN ST.--S rooms and bath.
CIIAS. D. BROMN & Co. I'll S. Broad st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-12

London Opinion.
The Maid-Even London is danger
Gus these days. Look at the number
of street accidents.
The Man-Gf you girls will wear
such short skirts how can you expect
the men to look where they're going?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-12
MONEY TO LOAN

READY MONEY
Loaned to Housekeepers
You can get SIs 70 1904 from US quickly.
priyatsiy and without red tape IN you are
boussSseping we are a NEW CONCERN.
IICENsED AND BONDED.
Your moRihIy payment on on isss e only only
With Interest at ST.
Your monthly payment on tl52 is only sll
With Interest at 2qt.
See US. write US or phone Walnut 1865.
HOUSEHOLD LOAN co.
1si SOUTH BROAD STREET
open s A. II. to 8 P. 81 Saturday 9 P. N.
YOU CAN BORROW MONEY
ON DIAMONDS, JEWELS. ETC.
t29 AND UP......... Is
sI9 . s-.s'ssss 11S
0b0O 1" ..-...ss. ~
REIDER'S
l2s RAseaEnGA RfbeE GvE. Ss AND OXFORD ST.
22D AND SOUTH STS.
MONEY LOANED 70 heirs of unsettled e.
tatss; interests bought ~. r. MARTIN. I4t-
et Etaphen Oirafd EldE.s ~ S. 12th -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-12

p7 sPRnEd GARDEN sT.ztLagge store ana
n upper noors: suit retailf Ok k-gNbblesale line.
4idYERs ! BARTH. Ridge ave. and 10th ST.
ID CHESTNUT 6F.--LarEs store and bldg. 4
doors aud basement; summing thfqugh TO Ran
Btead ST steam heat; pas. & frelkht elevatori
|syery coDY. Horace KardleJf 242 Chestnut
MARKET STREET. 625 n
zntire balidlaE @ rear strqetillot 2s-sx20oi
Apply penna. Co. DIT Chestnut 81.
2Oo2 YIc4GA T.-LARCE<STORE
with e sithout dwelling Fqttion; rlght Al
stl9ifRs tA9ia BARTH. RAJ AZ and 10th st.
22O ~ 18TH ST.. 4sToRRi G5JILDING
cHAS. W. NILLEH
40l-407 Commonwealth Building
SHEsTNUT ST., 29T-5-storYi Z store. 25xiss
fett @ courtyard; sAMuqgL W LEWIS
RaaI Estate Trust Bulldlng(
stores ana DssIliaEs
30 Pr BREEZE AVE. Qsoth ana Feaerai)-
store, dining room kitqll9h. bedrooms,
bafhroam. hath. range. Mater toilets.
FAkRELLi no 81 2Oth 81.
NE 81 1882 sio5s eh9 5goom4, an cor,
Ialcra. barber or testaufautiI Will improve.
sIRAq1oS. sos Chestnut 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-12

iONEI LOANED 70 heirs oE unsettled es-
e sta1hen oiFard kldg.s - s. 12th i.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-12

OF an tn campaign lies. 'I'n Be
home ever night aftsr IN election.
dear" Is tn worst. a Warnln' - Al
an average Amerioan nsadH 4 maks
him take chanee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-12
R. E.-sALE OR EXCHANGE

LARGE Diamond at. resdenca-AESida yard.
with western, exposure; bright kuepyti yhesr-
ful house, Will make great spqftfe lpfprlce
TO cloue estate, or VIII fNc11affre ffor
eauitles In small Investment houses sfideal
location and arrangement FOR fapFftment
house. VIM. l.. CRAVEN S. .fSoSS, 20lA
Columbia ave.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-16

,Sn Der @egen6 BON Ypern, in
Jlan0ern, baben bic 9ent1den bic
englifdem 2inien 6nrdbroden mn6
bon ben erften Wrabem cine Strefe
bon 600 Biz 800 Naro senummen.
Die mriiten @erteibiser Ser 0raben
fielen; bic 9emtiden na1men einem
Gffisier unb inebrere 9mbenb Sol-
oaten sefansem.
3iuiiden Gems unb yetbnne, in
srtois, baben bic 0emtIdjen einen
9rater, ben iie Ourd) Grplpfium eli
ner Mine sebiloet batten, beIebt.
Jn Der Gbampasne nn6 in ben 90
geIen iumroen bic @erImdJe Ser
6ransufen, Die berlorenen Stellnn-
gen iuieOer smriif 81 seiuinnem, ab-
seIdfaaem.
Msamitb trflGrte i'm englildlen
BarIament, oie arieasfoften betrii-
gen jett nngefGbr 25 Willipnen
Dollar tGsIidj. Am /. Sanmar leien
Sie SdnIben 10 srof seiuOrben, baF
ne ieoe @orftellnng iibertrGfen. Sc
miiiIe cine itarfe Grh66nna Ser
Steuern bprsenommen uerben. gllle
enEnsiadeu maften beitenert iuer-
ben. Srpk aIebem ba6e er beute
nod ebenio iuenie 3iueifel an benz
I9liekli6em Srinnlpb Der alliierten,
ME an Der Weredti8feit ibrer Sadie.
Sa Der Ebronrebe, init DER has
eneIiIde 8arlament erSffnet iunrSe,
eri1arte Der aSnis, bie 9lliierten
ieiea nod itnmer felf entld)lpiIen,
oas 1tnredt stt3mmadem, bas Sen
CpferH einer itnprobpsiertem nno
Hngeredtrmtigfem WergeiuaItiqnna
onrdJ zine 9sntion angetan iei, bic
Wiad)f bpr 9iedjf iette, um6 Safiir
81 iorgen, baf aIle @eIt por ben
Angriffen oiefer NatiOm seIdiibt
lei. Die Ne6e prizes bic Mrmee nnb
Die 6iotte, erflarte, baf 8eiuilli-
ganseu fir bic Die ssiibrmna bes
Nrieges semadJt iuerben miFtem uno
empfabl bic gorlasem, Sie aemadJt
iueroen ipiirOen, bem 9satriotismms
mno ber eobaIitGt Der Witglieber.
Der englifdJe Yremicrniniiter
Asanit1 fat I'M llnter9anie bes 9ar-
Ianlenfs angefiinoist, IS merbe Sem-
aadlit IN Saris cine aunferens Der
Alliierten abaebalten, in iueldJer Der
Iseige Stano oes arieges bon poli-
tilder anS ftrafesiider Seite in &c.
tradt gesosen iuer6en ioIfe.
epro sfitdener faste in ieiner De
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-16
9entIde gratalitat.

Sin iab pieoer oeiaen mir m
ieren 2eiern aus fannoiiheit 3ei.
tlngen ben @eiit Der in aanaoa
berri6t, neil mir es fir tpiftig boil
ten Dab man feline Ma6barn fennen
lerrt. Meni6en ipie @olfer lernt
man om beiten i'm giauid fennen,
Die einen I'M 4lfobolroui6, Die gea-
tionen I'M ariegsraltlb. ssil oem lit
Ganaoa.
Saglid finoet man in Ser 8relle
Sdllloerllngen BON 5uriifgefebrten
Seloen, Die iiber Die 9rutalitdt oer
9eutIflen oie Observation-Disclosures Din.
ge gu er5dblen tpiiIen. genn lit
oas IN england ge6orene nno, in
8aneouber bebeimotete Sri. @Ga
Scarlett-Spng oie als aer5tin in
Serbien tueiIte ilno Dor i6rer @brei-
ie in oen beridieoenlten St1oterl
aannons IN begeilterten @eben Sic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-16
WIS Merifo,

Sf Slare5 ipuroell geftern
orei @anuer pegen Mlnlitiousoie6-
lfabls eri6oiien u. brei anoere mllr-
Den begnaoigt, nadoem iie oie SIN.
ridtllng Der eriten orei batten nit
onieben nliiilen.
Ser Milit1raouperreur oes
Staates Sonora bat anqefiinoiat,
oaB Memano, ser segen sic Gar
ran5a-Hegierling Die @affen getra-
gen ooer an elmer 8erldtp0rling ge-
gen iie teiIsenomnlen ooer irgenS
etipas gegen lie getan bat, itimmen
fann. Mfit anoern @orten: MIR Gar
ratl5iitos fonnen itimmen. gs piro
allo init Dem ,fonltitutionellen" Ser
fabren Der 6errn Standardization
llngefabr oieielbe @eididte leiii, tpie
NIT Dem intfonltitlitionellen Der
Serren Siierta iuo Dio5.
Gin Wfnnn Iamens 8illian
Sagertp. Der in Der 9e1be BON
aleranoria, afo, tpobnt, bat 6ie
gea6ridt einpfaneen, oaB fem Gobn
bon merifaniidea 8artoiten sefan.
gen aebalten miro ltno oab man EN-
Soieeelo BON 5000 9ollor fiir ibn
berlanet.
auf Dem merifaniidrn llfer
oes 3io @ranoe, ungefdhr ledssis
Meilen Deltlid bon 9roipnsbile,
mrroe Die bereits IN @cripeillna
2eide eines Mmeri.
faners geflmoen. 9ic 9erionlidfclt
oes Gotten fonnte rlidt rlebr feitge-
'iellt iperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-16
tginaeinnbt.]
ueber bic gebanbluns Der ariess-
Wefangenen bei ben Eerben.

Bon 3eit gu 3eit lieit man in oen
3eftinger, oaB Die 4rieasaefanae-
men BON ben slaiierten arauIan ai1o
idledt bebanoeIt piir0en uno ma.
mentlid Die Serben oarin oa5
Shlinmite leiiten. geun babe id).
Dor Elm paar gasen einen 8rief bon
meinem @effen aus 0eiterreid Ell
balten, oeiien 5dipiegerlobn, Or.
8urnaif nit Ramen fbtper periuun.
BET in ferbifde @efaneenidaft aero-
ten tit. auf neine s[nfrage, ui,.
es ibm sebt, fhreibt er, oab er NTH
nod mebreren unoern falt perblull
gerte 9lqes @el6, tpelbes Sen @e-S
fangenen geianot ipltrbe 5ur 2inoe
rllflg ibrer Scot, iunroe bon ben Ser.
ben big gum leeten 9ener unterihla
gen; Die @efangenen befamen aar
nidts uno nntBten obne S6ube, of
ne aleioer uno @1lde ausbalten.
ssatiirli6 Dur0en iie bon 2GuIen
nno anoern ltnae5iefer balb alfge-
freiien.
stls Die alasen gu idlinrm tmu
oeil, l9idte man eine 4onln1iliiolt
anglo- -amerifaner, Die Gage 5u I'M
terln9en. slber oieie tot nibts 5ur
geiierung Der Gage Der @efanspnen,
bel Der 9fiidfebr puroe berid)tet
man batte slaes gut itno in better
Sronltng geflinoeis
90. gloluff.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-16
SURE l1ebtrlidt.

Die 9e,ttidem ourdbreden
ic ensliiden Ginieu in Der &c
aeaO bon Yperm.
9llle Mngriffe Oer sStaliener
iperben snriidseidlasen.
3iuiiden Gems unS 8ettnme
beIeten Sic 9ettiden einen Mi-
isenfrater.
Die engliide Sbronre6e err
Hart, gnslano iuerbe iein @urt
erfnllen nn6 bic @elt bpr
9entiMan6 id)iten.
asaaitb lagt, bic Gdnlben
iberifiesen alle 8esriffe, aber
er lei pom Siege Der Mlliierten
felt iibereenst.
Gnglan6s &riegsfuiten be-
traeen jeSen Sag 25 Milionen
3plars.
Sine &riegsfunierens Der
gaiierten iOa in yaris abse-
balten iuerocn.
Die oeutide yiesiernns flast
ben &ar6inal Mereier Der Se-
terei nn6 Der 2iige an.
Die Oe,ttide 9mlitania gsote
iuiro beiite nod ii6erreidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-16

oe tHI puFluIIeHIt ole eHgllidjeH
Srnppen in 0ranfreid) Ieien nm
brei 9ibiiiOnen beritGrft iuorben. Sm
Megbpten Ieten &Drbereitnnsen ge-
troffen, ,tm einen 9lngriff absuiueb-
rem. sSn Weippptantien iuarte man
amf ,ueitere &eritarftngen, bis 8e=
neral Mblmer einen nenen @erimdj
made, General Soiunsbeno in Slut
Gl-9lmara 81 erreiden. sSm SLAM
bern babe iid lett Der Ginnabme BON
2uDs nidts beranbert nnb im Der
Champagne ieien a,tdJ feline &erGn-
bernngem eingetretem. sSa syolse Der
@critGrfmns Der Siirfen onrdl bic
Geitiden babe man iid bon Galli-
poli snriifseaosen. aamernn lei
unter bpllitanbiser aontrpae Der Mf-
liierteM.
San McEberiDm, Elm Neitslieo oes
ensliIden IarIameats, erffarte,
bak ieds Wfillipnen Wamm iid) In
Gnslanb freitpillis gum ariessbienit
seitelt gGtten. Die 3abl Der srei-
uilisen iuadDit laiuimenartig an.
@arnm fat man oa iiber6anpt npdj
bic 3iuansseinsiebnng angeprbnd?
Nns 8albinston inirb gemel6et,
oaf Ser bentldje 8otidafter 6em
Staatsiefretar be,tte mod bie 9mfi,
tania gspte Der 6entiden &egie-
ring, iiber bie man iuG6renb Der lebs
fen @odJe perbanbelt fat, iibergeben
iuerbe. Mfam slaitbt, baf Sic Ssote
ale Sduierisfeiten, bic elmer Belle
gnng Ses Sales entsegen itan6em,
beieitigen iuirb.
gllle glngriffe Der sSfaliener, sic
uerlprenen Ste1nngen am gerge
Gpmbpn smriif sn erDbern, iino ab=
geidlagen. Gbenio 1T es aud nit
ben Nnsriffen Der Staliener i'm
Seebadl+Eal tino ambersiup geaan=
| gen.
Seiterreidiid)e Aeroplane Iollem
bic italieniIdJe Stabt Gd)ip, fiimf-
sebn Weilen BON gicemso geleaen,
boinbarbiert nnb ied)s gerionen se-
tGtet baben.
Nm Der rmiiiiden arpnt, in ser
Wegemo bon 9iinabnrg, ant 9sripet
| 6lnk nnb in Galisien an Der strb-
pa iit iuieber sefGmpft luorbem, bod
baben iid bic StelInnsen nidt per-
1noert.
SIN &anfaIus ippllen sic 9imiIen
bic Mngriffe Der Siirfen ipieSer sit-
{, riifgeidlagem baben.
/ Sn Ieiopptanien fat fidl Sie
Gage nod nid)t beram6ert.
Die 6cntide gegiernna lol per-
idiebene Menbernnsem, bic unIere
6egiermma in Sem Gnttunrf Der Mnt-
ipprt i'm 2niitania ; San borseidlla-
gen bate, ansemummem babem.
8ie ans Mtben semeIbet iuiro,
1T Snrd ben 3eppelin-ansriff anf
Salonifi bort elm SdaSen pon
5, 100000 Jranes angerid)tet luor-
ben. Den ioIlen Die alliiertem mur
erfeten.
9as fanaoiide Sarlament lpirS
erimdt iuerben, cine ipeitere arieas-
beiuilligMng BON $50 NilIiomen Sul-
lar 5it ma6en.
Sem Jlenter'lden gnrean iuir6
iiber Mmiterbanl BON Soiia semel-
!. bet, bah Der bnIsariid)e ariessmimi-
tier erflarte, gnIsariem iueroe ben
Sampf fcrtieten, big alle Ieime Bib
ne beriuirflidjt iinb Die 9llliierten
bonn galfam seiuprfem ieien. Mit
Der @ertrei6aus Der GmgIanoer nnb
6ransOien aus Salunifi iuerbe je-
oodl Der arieg fir gnlsarien praf-
tildD 5inn slbidlnf gelansen. Die
bnlgariidDe slrmee iuerbe, luemn audi
oicie @efalr 6eieitist lei, ansrmbem
fOnnen nnb mnr banm nod iueiter
fantpfen miiiien, luenn huber @riuar-
te nod elm angriff anf bas aOnig-
reid berlud]t iueroen iollte.
Mam elanbt jett, bak slsanit6
BON Sem Earlameut einen are6it
bon 500 @illionen 9fitnb pber 25O0
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-16

9ertdte anlpeienoea, @erber iid in
Die Mefrutenliite eingetrasen botten.
es ibeint, oaB Die @erber, Die in
oen Strafgers6ten iid anfbalten,
Den meiitea grfolg in aanaoa bo-
ben. 9ort miro Die 9iebe fir nafna
ailo eea'ntrp1 BEL ben meilten leben,
Big,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-16

tpaffenfdbieen illngen Manner aunl
aoupfe eegen Die oeutiden Sunnen
aufforoerte, IN ibre Seinat suriid-
gefehrt 1tro madt BORT befannt:
.8egen ale meine grportungen
mar oas 8erbalten Der beutiben Mr-
NEE in ieoer Siniibt ausgeaeidnet.
Die Soloaten betraten fein betpobr-
tes Saus obne grlaubnis oes 8e-
tigers uno nabn1en tti1ts obne 8e.
5abhtng ooer Hequilitionsi9ein. geie.
mails babe id pergebens ei1en bent.
i6en Soloaten gebeten, mir oie
&alfte ieines grotes fir Die ierbi-
l6er tcrtDunoeten sol6aten alt qe-
ben; tneiit gaben iie mir oas gan5e
Sd i6nitt cine SGlfte ab un6 aab
ote atloere 5uriif. gea1oem icb ei-
fise @o6en nit oeuti6en Meraten
BON atoten &reii5 5uiommen getpe-
len toar un6 sll erfennen beqann,
eincn ipie faliben ginorud alle
Gnglin6er bon itnieren ssein6en ba-
ben, belGloB idb nm Die grlaltbnis
ttdA5nlndenL nod 9eutI6lano ge-
ben 5u oiirfer, Inn ielbit 5u leben,
Oh ebenio fallde 8oriteIfunsen iiber
Die 8ebanolung bon britil1en @e-
fongenen in ben @efangenenlagern
berrl6teit. Sd erbielt oie grlolb-
mis- nno fa1o meme 9lnnabme ee-
rehtfertigt, bob es llnieren 2elten
gut gebt Gin fanabil1er Sergeant
in @ieBen lagte mir: v@em elmer
if gut auffiibrt, miro er iiber nidts
81 tlagen ba6en.1 SRI. Spnee1
ihlieBt, na6 ibren geobahtimgen
icien Geutihlanos Silfsqaellen nod
melt oabon entfernt. eridopft gu
iein. gs berrlde fein @eanaeI an
Sebenstnitt..aciilr imo audb niht an
altrgsortifeln.
Seiilpeile bringt oie fanobiidc
Hrclie Die grflarungen Ser 9ofto-
rilt aber Tie iebt b1rliid bin5u:1
Sic bos eniopeo SSrpine Gobbiib
1oipitolitp MADE in @ermanp~.
llnter ser fetten lleberidrift1
a@erman Brutality" er5Gblt Ser
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-16
6alls III Derrentell.

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bpn Sr. 218 Cit-Gummeree StraEr
lit sit berrenten. SsGhere 4Msfnnft In
her Office Der ossreien TreHs".
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
A Doubtful Victory and Costly.

The addition Of the Drcadnought Wcstfalen
1902 tons, with complement OF nearly 1000
men and the cruiser Elbing to the list of Ger
man vessels destroyed il the North Sea battle
makes the score of the tremendous engagement
more nearly than first reports indicated.
Apparently authentic reports that two Zeppcns
were destroyed also tends to put dampcr on
Gcrmany's premature celebration of a great vic
tory. The figures still indicate that the British
suffered the heavier loss in tonnage, though no
such difference as the Germans claim can pos
Isbly exist. 1t is doubtless true, too, that more
British than German lives were lost but here
again the difference is reduced as more complete
reports are received.
While the English people accept the result as
IA defeat, it was a defeat administered BY the
lcnemy at enormous cost and affords Germany no
real reason for celebrating The outstanding fact
us that England, though the main body of her
fleet has not yet been in action, retains her ST.
Ipremacy on the sea, and it is no more threat
Iencd today than before the battle of Nav A.
That the full German high sea fleet was en-
gagged is admitted, while London insists Eng
lands main battleship fleet did not take part in
the conflict. though four battleships supported
the battle cruiser squadron
Whatever was the purpose of Germanys un-
Idertaking it has failed, since the proportionate
losses indicate no corrpensating gain for her.
1t is not impossible that when an exact reckon
ing is possible it will be found that there is no
very wide difference in the amount of damage
inflicted. But for the fact that the British had
Expected the easy accomplishment of great things
Iby their fleet at the first opportunity they would
be able to discover at least as much reason for
demonstrations of joy as the Germans
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
Answers to Correspondents.

To w. n. Hayes. who asks for as
much information as possible of the Vir-
gin family"
find that the founder of the Virgin
family in this country was Ebenezer
Virgin, who was born in England, and
came to this country about l722 He
stopped at Tynsboro and Salisbury.
Mass. and from thence went to Con-
cord, New Hampshire, where he died
in 1855. He was a soldier against the
Indians. BY his wife. Mary Chandler. of
Andover, Mass, he had four sons,
Phneas, John, William and Ebenezer. jr.
One is naturally curious as to the orr
gin of this unusual family name which
is found in England with the spelling
Virgin and in ireland as Virsint The
name is known in various forms on the
continent also and not many years ago
the High Admiral of Sweden was a man
by the name of Virgin. There seems to
be no doubt of the fact that the name
owed its origin to the cult of the Virgin
Mary, and that the first who bore the
surname were especially devout votaries
to this patron saint.
The coat-of-arms of the English family,
from which the American family is de-