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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
8iuci ga6ubcamtc act5Otct.

Sin Oritter @ouu tootlid perlebt II
llnfoa i'm glebel. 5ra6t3ug
entgleiit lno elm onoercr BUG
fubr in oie umseitiir5te Sofomo-
tiOe binein. IT Sffene @eide bel
@lerrDmon's Die SduIo.
Sic @ntgleiiung zines Srodt5uges
Der Northumberland bel Nler-
rDmau.Stotion botte Oen 800 3meier
bu.Slnaeiteaten 5llr 5olge mo elm
Oriiter ringt nit Dem 9oOe.
Ger 6radt5ug filbr in Elm Seiten-
geleiie elm I'M Oos Souptgeleiic iiir
eiuen &oiiaaier5ug frei5ruoden imO
gerietb babel in cine oiiene g9ei6e,
pobei ole Sofomotipe lmiiel lmO oen
5iibrer Ocriel6en SSobn 9f. S5ronciS
bon 6oiriar, So, unO scr Sei5er,
9eniomin 81. &auooa, bon @oaflep,
@a., inter iib begrl6. @eiOe N}dn.
ner maren foot ais man iie unter Dem
g8rad 5erbor5og.
@inige Niinuten ipGter fam Elm
norowdrts beltimmter 6ro6t3ug uno
ldo6 Oic imgefippte Sofomotiue 5ur
Seite itno coIli0irte nit Dem Sinter-
tbeil ocriel6eii, nobel Der 6ei3er oeS
noropdrts 6eitimmten 3uges, Somes
3. gllgort ihmer berlett puroe. Sic
gler3te inn Nicrcp.SoipitoI, po6in 9ls
0ort in groBter @ile ouf einen Son.
Oer5ug ge6ro6t purOe, glou6en nidt,
OoB er NIT Dem Se6en Ooponfonlmen
miro Grei5ebn 6rodtmoggons pur.
Den bel Der @olliiion nlfeinanoer ge.
tiirnt unO ser &erfe6r aui 6eiOen sc.
leilen Wuroe ihInoenlang lo6mgeIegt.
gIls ser llniaa iid1 creiguete 6crrl6te
Elm 0idter gie6el ilnO ser Sofomotib.
fii6rer Oes norOmdrts beitimmten 3u.
ges fab oos &rad oes onoeren6rodt.
5rges crit ols er MIR ueniqe Yar0s
ooOon entfernt mar. @r manote io-
gIeid oie glot66remien an bod par
es 81 ipGt cine Goaiiion 5u berbin.
bern. IS miro cine einge6enoe I'm
terludung iiber oen llnfoa anaeitelt
mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
ar. eonis 9leeane siffanp aeitpr6en

Or. 9ouis Mc2one Eiiianp, gro
ieiior ser N}eoi3in an ser N}orpIdn.
Der llnioeriitdt, .einer ser ueit6c-
faunteiten @lduucr oeS Staates, Der.
ibieO oeitern Mlorgen Inn 5 ll6r olf
ieinem 9ouoiib, N}oumt Quits, 9lc-
comac-GountD, gireinia. Iie 9ei6c
miro 6ellte nad Baltimore gebradt
luerOen Gic Eooesnodriht, pcldc
Dem Or. 6ronf W}artin BON 6rau
Siffonp iibermittelt muroe, tam oen
Scrlpanoteu umO 6relnOes oes Der.
Itorbenen 9lr5teS ais imermarteten
S6Iag. 5rau 9iifonD mar an oem
Sterbebett ibreS @oitcn. Sin Ser5.
ihlag mor sic SooeSurIa6e.
Sor elmer ggo6e bate Or. 9iffanp
Baltimore OerIalien, Inn iid in N1t.
@uItis 5u erbolen. S6mobl feline
Ser5i6w6de ole 9cioreniB ieincr
glnuerponoten crreote, mar lein 81.
ltanO fein fritiiber. Dor me6rercn
Sabren bate er iib elmer Opcrotion
rnter5oGen unO iein bo6es gllter
modte cine uollit1nOige g9icoerber-
telling immoglid. Gr mar 72 Sabre
alt.
Gr IiflanD bate ols G6irirg ei.
nen internotionolen Gui aenolIen. gr
bate piele ibwieriee lmo leItene 0pe.
rationen ousgeiii6rt umO our6 feline
,5oridlmgs-glrbeiten peientlib an
leiner 9erii6mtbeit bcigetragen
@r mar I'M So6re 1914 IN 9oIti.
more geboren imo iiammte bon elmer
prominenteu 6omilie. Sein 9(6itli.
rinm obioIOirte cr inn Sabre 1866
III Cambridge, @nglanO. Spaier
febrte cr na6 Baltimore 5uriid, no
er mli Der Niorpl1noer llniperiitdt
ituoirte Seinen Goftoriiiel cuuar6
er lid i'm Sabre 1866.
Or GiifanO binterIGBt cine g9ittmc
lmo cine Eodter, 6rau @orSou 9Ib.
bott, cine prominente Game Ger 80.
iloner @eielli6ait. Sm Sabre 1874
wrroe Gr. SiiianD @roiciior ser
0birrr9ie in ser Marblanoer Timber.
litdt lmo i'm Sabre 1881 Der g2ad.
loleer bon Gr. G5riitopber SobnItou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
Bonn cjattcu Ocrluiieu nnO seitOrben


aur5e 8eit, nod0en fe ole @oIi.
6ei bon Dem @eridpinoen ibres @ot-
ten bena6ridtiet botte, muroe oie
4S Sabre oIte 6rou emma @bitc
BON Scr. 443, .StriderItroBe, bon
ibren glngeb0rigen toOt in ibren @ett
oiifgefiinoen. Sbr Mann elmer
@bite, OerlieB am Samltog 9(beno
oie @obming, uno bat man ieitber
nidts mebr bon ibm geb0rt. Srail
&bite unterri6tete ole @oli5ei Oes
iiiopeitli1en Qiitrifts iiber oos Ser
idpinoen ibres Mannes uno tebrte
bierouf nob Soilie 8uriid, mo lie iib
iofort 8u 8ett leete. llngefGbr cine
bolbe Stunoe Oorouf b0rten ibre 6o.
9lneeborieen iie in ibrem
3inmer itobnen unO iommern. Sp6-
ter mur0e iie IN betpuBtlolem 8uitan-
&c gefunoen. Sin berbei gerlfener
9lr5t fonnte mir nod oeu 500 com
itotiren. Coroner Somes &c. Senton
miro cine llnteriu6lmg einleiten. 0ie
@oli5ei lit eifrig ouf Der Sube nod
Dem UeruliBten @otten Der geritor.
bencn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24

Der @eriuh, Gin Guseuo bciBer
gr6od)en aus Der 9dderei BON Sobn
@eIien 9lr 800, @citGroBItroBe,
obuc 0ofiir ali bc5aDlen nit iid oll
nc6mch enoctc in Der @erboitung
0es IL Sabre often Somes SSenfns
Bon gar. 1876, 0itSua6esitraBc.
@2h ocu 9roOdcu in ieineu 9eiis
ruimtc DER annbc ans Dem 2ooer
muroc abcr bon geltcn perfolgt Gin
@oli5iit, Scr oos @cttrennen fab,
ua6m Senfins feit. @ihter Honit in
Der iiiolidcn Yoli0eiItotion entlieb
orn iimgcn Burden nod elmer crnit-
Iidlcn g8arnung.
Dentidbc, SeiterreidiidIe nnS lIHga.
ride NrieasanleiBeu.
100 9jlarf unS 100&rouen anftuGrtS,
S6eo. $. Gicucr & G0y
(D9ar8i3-) 2l7 ca-gaItimOre.Str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24

Ger 9etrog fir 1917 lit $9l4845.-
70, ooer $32,792.53 me6r.
.gffen6a6n Magnutcn BE-
gleiten NiaDor Breton.
0}opor Breiton maGte aeitern be-
fonnt, DAB GorI u. @rap, 8rGIiOeni
Der g9elternDiorD .@iienba6n.@e Sc.
ieaIdait. 9lrtbur ". S6ompIon, Gice.
&rGiioent Der Baltimore & Sbio.@i-
icnba6u-@ -@eieai6ait uno George 81.
Sinnidion @eneral.@ertreter ser
@enniDlpania @iienbo6n.@ @eieQidait
in Baltimore, li6 bereit ertldrt ia.
ben, NIT ibm no1 9tep.Grleans 5i
iobren, Inn sic Oortige itdOtiide Sir.
teI6abn 81 beiidtigen. Staot.Froflt-
rotor 9. 3. 6ielo, Brdiioeni Sobll s.
S'W3eara bonn eriten StaOtrat6s.
3peig, So6u $. D}a6on un0 0nniel
2ooen perOen ebeniaas ole 3eiie, Die
am Guge nab Der @rdiioentenpa5l
gema6t MIRO, mltma6en.
Gos g dmab 8onfett.
Sir oos 9onfelt 5u @6reu bon
G6arles 90. Sdwd6, 9rdiioent Der
@etbIebenl.Sta6lmerte, weroen feline
weiteren @inlaoungen y auSgeianoi
weroeu. llnecidbr 400 bcfolnte Sc
i6ditsIcute ba6en ocn @inlaoungen
bereits 6olgc gelciItet.
g8ir0 MID nm baut
per0en.
Gem @lnib einiger glutonIo6ili'
Itelb Oen 9imlico.Gircle luu5ubauen
oa BORT i6on oielc llni1ae poiiiri
iino, miro oie Staot nidt nodfom.
men. StraBenbau.Sngenieur Goof.
len, 81. aeit6 Compton uno 4. @
Wlc9inreD itelIten aii @inid bon
D1aDor @reiton in ser Oereaugcneu
ISOLDE cine llnterindnug an unO ian
oeu, oaB oie llnidae oen riidiidtSlo.
fen SoGren 5u5uidrei6cu iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
Gutbs6rnnaen uernriadten ocu 500

Charles Souep, so Sabre alt con
yar. 1927, 0uder.2llle0, wnroc ee.
tern @loraeu IN beiinnlmgsloien 8u.
iianOe in ieinem 3immer auiaeilm.
oen lnO itorb, che cr Oos ct. Soiep6s.
Soipitol mobin er nit Der norO6it.
liden 9lmbnlan5 ge6rodt lperoeu fol-.
tc, errei6te. ylabrltngsnangel imo
onOere Gutbe6rlneen ioaen Die 20.
oesuriahe iein. Coroner SinsfD
miro Den 6aa unteriudeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
SodidjuIeu in sInacuI@siu aeuouI'


Sin llnterribts lleber6Iid Der
Sodidulen umO Colleges oes Stao'
teS iuuroe BON 81. 9lbro6om 6leruer
BON g}eu Yorf inO ieinem 9(iiiiten'
ten ailigenommen, melde Oieic 9lr'
bcit oii oaS @riudeu scr llnierridts'
Scolilidtiglmes Gommiiiion pon
MorDIono begonncn bnben. Die Gom'
miiiion 6eitebt aus 9. Sopea @ris'
wolo, inn, bon Baltimore, Or. s.
Mc@berion Scott aus Soeerstoun
mO gIIbert @. Sisf bon Caroline
Gountp. Or. 5leruer pcrtritt oie
0lodeieIler. .Stiihne, weI6e cine d6r'
lide 9lrbeit in onoeren Stoaten poll
bradt bat. Sine 9eiihtiouna oe5
@lementar. SduliDiiemS in Marplano
mar bon oenieIben @rperten unter'
nommen worOen nu0 reiultirte in oie
einiiibrimg ourd oie 9eaislatur ei'
ner Observation-Disclosures oie ais cine
Der porgeibrittenilen in sen Gereinig'
len Staoteu betradtet miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
llnter6nItunas.gS .gScalueiIcr.

,AlbaugDSp 20Qra 2Someu" g3anOclbil0.
,NnpliCrnm" geOilc foe sim ieeps"
p6orb'c"- Rciaib aub Qerlmiiter IN CO.
en-
,,Wnnctg ~. NrolomQO bellies"
nplppoorome Nauoebue uno g8duoel6iloer
,,WlnrDl0np Wanocbiue
pWluRl.Ataocmie" Cur Wlrs. McG6cSneO"
,,Blciorla a"-&amoeOine uno gBaHbelbioer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
Sine ante qe6re

Sorrp G6rnon 9lr. 1925, @iIcor
Stry puroe bonn 9iidter Slit in
norooitlihen @oli5cigeridt I'M 500
rno Soften beitrait, iuciI er bel elmer
MISUNDERSTANDING. in ser iDr
@otte cine 9ieOe belt, oie Srou 9crila
@'orris bon glr. 1919, Of.Mooiior'
Stry beIditiate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
Der sgCltfrica 6ente OOr eipcm
syobr,
CJtah 0em geridt Oes 0entiben
@cneralltabs.)

926rolid bon sc WlcsuiI ii ser
Champagne MAIDEN ole 5ran5o-
len 1ortidjritte, lie beieben einen
oeuticben @raben.
gln Der 9loroiront in Scrbien
5ic6en 0lterreidii6e Grlppcu in
@oliepo elm; iiiolid G6errenooac
ue6meu lie 9n5areoof; meiter 0It.
lid greiit a6pes5 Den 9ialm
u6rOlid) 9lrongjclopaf au imo
@al1uib bat S0ben 6liIidb oieier
StaOt eritiirut nmo i'll idmmt.
lideu orei 6IlBtbdIern6ortidb
gemadlt. 9l0rOlid 'girat nebmcu
ole 9ulgaren oen aomm oes @e.
brges.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
ScIcarap6iIdcr Mcfter6cridlt.

gtuS oen iibrieen @unoes-8etter'
gcobo6hlngS Statiouen plroen Die
loleenoen boditen Temperaturen,
1ie Inn s llbr geimn QlbenO bcrri6'
ton beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
3iuci ucuc SSal5wcrfc fir SpdrrOluS


Die ogct1lebem Steel Co. bon
Bethlehem. Fay bat ioeben scr DIOR.
gan @onitrlction GompniD", gSor-
ceiter @loii, oen Gontraft sum 8ai
3mcier Stabl @dl5merfe mt ooaIian.
oigcr 9lusriiihns 5ueeiproben. 9eoe
@ertc merOcn bel Sparroms Bofnt
erridtet uno iollen cine. 2eiihmgs.
fd5afcit bon 10000 Gonnen pro
Ofonot oOer 100000 lonnen pro
Sa5r er6oIien. Gs iiu0 bis iopeit
uicle tallieuo Gouncu gSal5itabl in
SparrowsFo 6crgciieIit moroen,
ober Inn oaS 5i t6lm muBte icoes-
mol Ole Sto6libiencnia6rlf nit i6rer
9lrbeit auf66rcL wG6renO oieS mad,
Sertigliellmg Der nelien @al5perfc
nidt me6r not6ie iein miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
SOnncnanf. nnS llnteraana.
lHtg
g8etlerausfdlteu.

Sir WinrDlano in0 oen Diltrift
Columbia beute flor imo noro0ltlibe
g9inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
ediifsfarten

uon mo nod 3eutidlon0 nno
SeIterreid. .llnearn iibcr &otteroam
unO 0aep.Dorf. @eloienoungeu nad
europa.
SbeO. s. 9icner e So.
217 Gf-gaItimOre.Sir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24


uno bite Gle, Oen ilnerniioliden
Sammlern mo giitigen @ebern ben
shsOrud meines wGrmiten 9antes
81 iibernitteln. Dit uor5iigliher
So6adt1ng Sbr aiiiribtig ergebener
s. 9ernitorfi."
@eou9ten ibrer 2anoS-
leute.
Sci Der Seier oes Doppelgeburts-
taqes i'm Sauie oes Sru. @m. $.
@ider, 91r. 1853, Sanoper.StroBe,
iammelte Der Baltimore 9aDern-
gerein~ inter Oen onpeienoen @ru'
tllIouten Oos 6iibi6e Siimmhen BON
5ebn Collars fiir Die @eiougcnen in
Sibirieu, peI6eS @elO ioiort obge-
Ianot murOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
sir Oas OentIdc sutsrlonO.


Sin Oanti6rei6en OeS @roieu bon
8ernitorff fiir oie @o6eu fir Die
gtot6leioenoen in Geutidlano.
Die 9eitrage Ioufen MIR mdBig
ein obidon geraoe iebt Die Belt
oaiiIr am geeighetiten 1T.
0ie @oben fir ole glot6leioen0en
in 9eiItiblano lno Seiterrci9 fms in
Oen Iebten 0}onoten beoelltenO meni-
ger semoroen, obi1on ole Jiot6 in Ger
aIten Seinlatb our6 Oas eepaltige
&ingen gegcu oic @elt boiler 5einOe
GROCER lpiro. IS bat li6 cine Ser.
iplitterlmg oeltenO gemaHt inoem
geitrdge balO bier. uuo balo Oortbin
geianot meroen. SSu Baltimore lit
Serr Martin NieDerOird ser S1os-
meiiter Oes SiilisionOs, mO I'M
oGeutideu Correspondent merOen
jeOer 3eit iol6e @aben germ iueiter
beforoert, wenn man oieielben niHt
an Oen S6abmeiiter oirett nblieiern
fam. Serr Nleperoird ielbit eritattet
genoue 9lbre6nlng oae Nionate ii6er
ole ein9elaufenen 9etrdge uno iorgt
oofir, oaB oielelbeu Der Siilisfaiie
oes glotionolblmoes einOerleibt per.
oen.
Serr Sobn 9iarfs, Ger S6abmei-
tier Der Siilisfoiie 0es yGeltidb.sIme-
rifanii6en gtotional6inOes", erbielt
geitern iolgenOes S9rei6en bon oem
oelltiben 9oti6aiter in @aibington:
ySe6r gee6rter Serr Siorfs: So.
ben Sie ber3li1en 0onf fir S6r
ireunoIibes S9reiben pom 1S. .. 3d.,
nit Dem sic mir mieoerlm eineu
G6ed iiber $t0,264.60 iiterianoten.
SS6 peroe Oen @ctroe germ, pie iolgt,
5ilr &ertbeilrng bringen;
iiir &ricgsgefongene in 81.
birien ............. $4,939.9t
fiir 0en SiilisOerein Oeut-
ider 6rarcn, 6rou Gorl
8. S1lr5, gew.Yorf 3,245.29
fiir Oie OitpreuBeubiilie 10000
iiir erblinOete Soloaten. -. 10000
iiir 9}ot5leiOenoe in @olen. 10000
fir Oen SnpalioeuOanf 10000
fir Oeutib amerifaniibc
9(er5te. @rpeoitionen 49,. 1000
iiir Oas bulgariibe yfotbe
Sreli5 ............. 0O.OO
iiir oas tiirfiide &ot6e
&reu5 ............. oO.OO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24

t5eilung MAIDEN Dob er trob ser per-
me5rten 9Iusgaben fiir Die &einiaunJ
Der Dielen nelen StroBen in 9olti-
more unO 0en lInfoiten fir Die @oS.
fito Gampagne imo Dem glusmo-
iden ser 9llleps 6ei oeni 9lus6ru6
Der ainOerldbmungsieude i'm Stan.
oe NOR, 100000 BON Oem @etrogc,
Ger i6m fir oos Sa9r 1916 5ur Ser.
iiigrng geiteat moroeu mar, iporeu
fonnte.
Ger Gonmiiidr lnter6reitete ser
9uoget6e60r0e 5ipei aoitenolfitellun.
gen fir 0aS So6r 1911 oSn ser einen
belduit iih Der fir Oos StroBen.
Heinigungs Departemert 6eu0t6igtc
getrag auf $944,S45.75 inter ser 9e,
riidii6tigung elmer 2obner6o6ung
BON 25 Gents pro Gag fir ieoeu
glrbeiter, ser nicbt mebr ais 50 pro
Sog gegenpdrtig er6Glt. Sails oie
So6ner6o6lng nibt in 6rage font
men wiiroe, baum piirOe ii1 Der Be
trn9 nur auf $SS4SO6.72 belauien,
wie Die 5weite 9luiiteIlung 5eigt.
Mobor Greiton miini6t o6er, oaB
alien iidotiiben slrbeitern oeren
Sobn ni6t me6r oIs 50 pro Gog it,
bonn I. Sonuor 25 Gents pro 8og
me6r befommen iolleu.
Gie Soften fir Die Snitono6oI.
tung oeS StraBeu &einieuugs.
Tepartements uoren in BEN letter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24

@ine tropildc Stornn9 Don impe'
Fainter 5tdrfe beiano fid geltern
in Ginger Gntiernng bon Der Sillie
bon 6lorioa rmo 500 IN n0r0lider
Ridjtung wciter. IS iino oa6cr moro.
onlihe Shlrm.8arnIngen an DER
aiiitc Der iiiootlantiiheu Staaten er.
lolien moroen.
ssn oen atIantiideu lub @olfltaa'
ten mar Die Ecuperatu etuaS nie.
0riq fir Oie 5aiion, un0 IN ben Gee
Reqionen i'm Sbio-Ebale mo in
Genneiiee meroeu lofale Rcgen eben'
faas nicoriaere Semperatir bringen.
9lub an Scr atlantiiden aiilte miro
es ON Wlittmod regnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
&auOes.Departcment fir gauOwirtb.
Ifait-gSc gSctter.Bnrean.
9eridjt Oes 8altimOre ggettCr6nreams

Ger 6eudtiefeitsgeboIt Der Suit
mar 62 Fro5cnt I'M s ll6r Nlorgens
nno 81 @ro5ent i'm 8 llbr gLbenos.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-17
BEST THEATRE.

Today-"The Secret of the Snbma-
rine," the most timely of all series, is
strong plea for preparedness. 1t
deals with an imaginary invention
which would permit submarines to
take air from the water and thus en-
able them to stay submerged for an
indefinite length of time. The in
ventor, being loyal to the United
States. offers his invention to them
A Japanese spy learns of it. On the
trial trip the invention proves a. sue
cess, but is destroyed, partially, by
the spy when he is discovered. He
makes his escape. leaving open a door
that allows the water to rush in and
the submarine sinks. The first emf
sode closes as the OCCUPANTS of this
submarine, having stopped the water
realize they are doomed. because the
submarine will not rise and the air
is exhausted
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-17
ENTIRELY BALD
Her Hair Commenced to Grow After
Two Weeks Use of Newbr0's
Herpicide.

"Fever caused me to be entirely
bald. had given up all hope of again
having hair when l was advised to
use Herpicide. After two weeks my
hair commenced to grow. now have
the most beautiful head of hair any,
one ever saw. Praise to Newbro's
Herpicide."
Thus writes Mrs. Howard Bailey of
Bellevue, Mich. We can point to thou
sands of instances where the proper
use of Herpicide has been followed by
remarkable growth of hair.
Newbro's Herpicide is "the original
remedy which kills the dandruff
germ" and stops falling hair.
Applications may be obtained at the
best BARRIERS and hair dressers.
Newbro's Herpicide in soc and $1.OO
sizes is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. If you are not satisfied your
money will be refunded. For sale by
Central Pharmacy. (Advt.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
All advance notices furnished by
Theatres.
OLD WORLD SCENES.
Numerous Places of Historic Interest
Show in "Cabiria."

In selecting the cast to present the
film version of D'Annunzio's terrific
and spectacular production of Cabiria,
to be shown at the Hauber theatre
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Italy was secured from one end to the
other to find principals to properly
fit the various characterizations, and
almost as much time was consumed
in rehersals as was required to pro-
duce the finished play. While there
are but fifteen principal characters in
the story, over five thousand men,
women and children were gathered
together and used in the production.
Temples, palaces and ancient cities
We're rebuilt in Sicily, Algeria and
Italy, that the absolute correct atmos-
phere might be given.
At times the entire company was
transported from one country to
another to make the scenes.
The principal scenes are laid in Can
tania and Syracuse in Sicily, Carthage
in Algeria, Bernn in the Swiss Alps,
and Citra and Numidia in Africa.
Many of the minor scenes were made
in Italy and some in Spain. Many
were also made in the Mediterranean
sea. Some were made in Corsica and
some in Sardinia Many ships were
used in transporting the company
back and forth across the Mediter-
ranean' and Tyrrhenian seas. Many
trains were chartered to carry the i'm
mense army Of actors and accessories
from Toulon, France to Bernn, Swift
erland, Herds of camels were used in
their travels in Africa.
1t is possible that it will be years
before another photoplay of the
magnitude of Cabiria will be pro-
duced.
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TO ATTEND CONVENTION.

Miss Elizabeth Lyle, Miss Augusta
Reynolds, Miss Willie Mae Toney,
Miss Willene Alexander and Oliver
Galbraith, representing the First
Presbyterian church. and Miss Emma
CDonnell, Miss Nancy Brummett and
Fred Hogenson, representing the
First Christian church, will attend
the annual convention Of the state
Christian Endeavor society, which
opened last evening at Argenta, and
comes to a close Sunday evening.
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10 CA L.

One half price buys any yard
goods in our Drapery Department.
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Our Press Process Is unexcelled.
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ny, phone 146. II
Special discount prices on all
peices of Porch Furniture. at ReaN 4
Crawford's. u
Send your laundry to the old re-
liable. all work guaranteed. Ameri-
Excelsior Laundry Co., phone
lac. u
Nothing cleans and polishes the
floors and furniture like O'Cedar.
Sold by Reap & Crawford in any
quantity. u
Let us wash your blankets-we
know how. American-Excelsior l.aun-
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You can make your choice in the
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Why encounter fatigue and disap-
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-17

teries of Myra," shown at the Hauber
theatre today, DR.. Alden, displaying
more valor than judgment, locates the
secret lodge of the order and effects
entrance. For some time it appears
that he is hopelessly caught in a death
trap, but after his burial faithful
attendant digs his way to the coffin,
through an underground passageway
and the doctor is released that he
might save Myra from death by pois-
onous gases concealed in toy balloons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-17
A-MUSE-U THEATRE.

Today-In the 101 Bison Animal
comedy, "Tammany's Tigers" the
AMuse-U has one of the funniest
comedies ever shown in this city.
Imagine live tiger at a political
meeting, getting loose and running
riot around the town. The first ten
feet of the picture will cause riot
and when the end comes, one will be
simply limp from laughter. It's simp-
ly great. Marie Walcamp, rightfully
called the dare devil Of the films,
shares the honors with the animals in
the picture.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-17
NEW HOME FOR BANK.

A contract has been awarded to
Warwick e Marvick of this city, for
the erection of {, One-story brick
building for the Bank of Altheimer
on the site of the present bank build
ing at Altheimer, at cost of approx
imately $4,000 The building will be
GO feet by 60 feet in area, and will
be ready for occupancy by August
Is
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-17

FOR SALE+160 ACRES VERY FINE
bottom land, 105 cultivated; 16
miles from pine Bluff. two miles
off pike; no waste land in the track;
$45 acre; one-fourth cash, balance
long time 6 per cent int; no acres
on Sulphur Springs pike, two miles
from city limits, SIS acre. ]. p.
Cady, 127 1-2 Main street If
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-17
FINED FOR LARCENY.

Will Mcdonald, negro, entered a
plea of guilty before Justice of the
Peace C. C. Brewster, to charge of
petty larceny, and was fined $40. He
was accused of having stolen a pistol
from Will Burnett, proprietor of a
wood yard in the western end of the
city, about three months ago. The
pistol was recovered and restored to
it's owner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-17
VIOLATED TRAFFIC LAW.

T. O. Orr was fined SIS yesterday
morning by Police Judge ]. R: Stewart
for violation of the city traffic ordi-
nance, it being charged that he turned
his automobile in the middle Of the
block, instead of at corner as re-
quired.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-17
SUFFERS BROKEN WRIST.

Frank Goodwin, employee of the
Pine Bluff Cotton Oil company, suf-
fered a fracture of the left wrist
Thursday, while at work, when a fall
ing timber fell upon him. He is pro-
crossing nicely.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-17

--Free-One Baby Mosquito Bar to
any household where there is a small
baby. Take care Of the babies. Call
at our store and ask for one. Reap
& Crawford Furn. Co. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-17
REDUCED RATES TO LITTLE

REDUCED RATES TO LITTLE
Rock. Ark, account Arkansas State
Baptist Sunday School Convention
and Women's Missionary State Con-
vention, June 1925, 1916.
Rate of $1.90 for round trip will
apply from Pine Bluff.
Tickets on sale June 10 to 81. in
elusive, good returning June 2Sth.
6-15-6t D. G. PAYNE, Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-17
BOYS STOLE CHICKENS.

Johnny Rowan and Noble Blevins
negro boys, were fined $40 each by
Police Judge J. R. Stewart yesterday
morning, on a charge of stealing
chickens. They were arrested by Pa
trolman Graves,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-17
OFFICER KILLS NEGRO.

Monroe, La, June 16.-An unidenti-
fled negro was shot and killed by Of
ficer Tom McElwen Tuesday night as
the negro attempted to brain the
policeman with an iron bar. The black
was discovered hiding in coal chute.