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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

6iihen: Suie, 9io6en, Sdeefiit6c.
Ebuniiihe, Gelpbmc, 2aHie, See
beAte itiip., ole eerooe Inn einioe
Souieno 8cntner @efrierfleiid &c.
id)ort morcn, rn0 frieoli1 bon 0em
oiiiroIiiden &anlnelfleiih iraBen,
oos ibnen Elm oeutiheS Eouhboot
ourh @crienfmq zines englilhen
0onlpfers ncricbofIt batte, uno MN
bebt 9ieoe lnO @eaenreoe an. Sans.
iafo6 cr56blt Sen 6iitben II. a. bonn
ingenboften 0elpbin. Ger Die Whliif
liebte, sen Menihcn onbGnglih mar
un0 oen Sanger glrion rettete, er
bate ouh ole Gigenidbaft, Dab cr I'M
EoOe 6d8te unO itobnte in0 ErGnen
pergoB mie Elm gedudlter Wlenib;
ober 10 liebcnspiiroig imo gemiitlicb
er iei I'M 10 miloer aeberoe er iidl.
menn CT gerei5t per0e. Nb ieiner
DieHltgefdlligfeit rno 9iebeuSpiir.
oigfeit iei er bonn Wleereseott unter
Die Sterne beriebt moroen lno beute
nod troge Elm Sternbilo am nor0li.
den Stmmel ieinen gtomen. nllnO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

GS mag licb mauher ihon ooriibcr
eeplmoert boben, OoB Der ionlt 10
it6reiblnitiae Sonsiofob nod niht ein
@ort iiber Oen Grieg bat oernebmeu
laiien. SSu ieinem sbwor5woIo1ouS
D3rei6oi~, bel icinem SeimotSort
$asIacb I'M boOiirben &in5igtale,
pfIegt er Der ipobloeroicnten Hu6e,
aber oas lit nibt 70 obgclceen, ooB
oas &riegsoetiimnel nibt audi an
lein D6r iblogen uno i'm Sur Dlei.
ninoSobgobe DeranIoiien ioQte, ou.
NAL oa man nidbt gebort bat, ooB
ctpd aronfbeit ooer iein bobes Sitter
i5n an Sbreiben berbinoere. 0}ur
gou5 tur5 bat CT i'm ooriaen sSriibio5r
einem omerifouikben @lottc, oos i'm
nm ieine Meinupg befraQte, glntport
gegeben cine glntlport oie oeleiat
bat oaB er, pie nibt onoers an er.
parten ipor, Elm gnter Deutidcr lit
uno in oieier icbmeren 3cit treu All
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

Griine gdrten eelporien. @eItper-
loren2 Sect nidtl 0os ionuenloie
gottoro fiibIt iih an Ser Sonne ~
Ole 9Iide ser g9eIt ouf lid eeridtet.
&eIde SCtidiale loien unO bcfe-
itigeu iicb icbt binter ser blouidpor.
6cS 2obcenpono2 Sic Wlontenegri-
ner bat man friiber ealonterpciic ais
Sportoner be3eihnet, peil lie iih ge-
niieiam nit 9rot rnO @oiIer 5n-
frieocn crfl6reu 9onuut elm Stiid
Sonnlelfleiih ober oosu. Dem OnS
@eimort aaeitoblcn" pieacimt nod
beionOcre gSiir5c perleibt lit ibucn
oos obcr liebcr. Sic loiicn. mic ale
OoImotiniidjcn &iiitcubeipo6ncr. 0ie
6rauen gleid Soittieren orbeitcn
lm6 Qebcu IN WGnHcrberrlidfeit Gin.
Der, incnn iic icbleppen o0cr aorren
tclpcgcn Sic jungeu 9eutc per0in.
5tn iid bicl olf Sdific. 90 idllt
bic 2onoorbeit an Id ser 9rau SIT.
Nter olh 0a, mo Scr SouSbcrr oo-
Gcun blcibt. gibt es feline Eeilrng
Diiir Sen Spob iii ooS &lGiier. fir
sic SpGsin iinO oie @ilidlteu" ~
idlcint ouH fin oie &ousboltmacn
Bier imten aehmeen 3it iciu. Ser
Wtcrlofe liebt nad) ieiner glrt &oter.
lono iulo 6amilie mo re0et IN gro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

Siinf obgelbIoIlene Geen bal, Sic
@ocbc bon Gottoro. Giner ihie6t
IT'D nil lbmaIem 9luSaong an oen
nnSercn. @s lin0 Suliiiel sic bcr-
lpcrren rn0 8mii6en oenen oos
Scbr5cug ieinen @ee niinnt. Storr,
Sodig oic @erde, bis sit obt5ebnblrn.
bert Wleter S0be. g9ir iinO g9G6ter.
ino trcbiee @eienen, OrGuen Tie.
llno on oen gtieoerungen lo1t sic
SebensIuit Do Iie9en urolte Srt-
ihoften balb3erfallene EolGlIe. Ginit
non &ei@tulu imo W1ott crboitt
jest bon Der froblihen iii0Iiben 9lrs
nut bcwobnt, SAT- ieoes SouS bat
ieinen Eribotboien &ene3ioniidbe
@lodentiirmc roaen mie Wtinorette;
Sronten ieben aus mie Oeittibe Srs
oensbduier. aaiteue. &oiernen brin.
acn ben miIitdriiben @lnihlog BON
bclte. Ger Mo85aniuopein ipGc6it
iippig 5u beraili1enoct @enllb Sc.
bensfrcA0c ipuhert mic sic @lunien
bier: Sic Stinoe, Oeu Sag qenieBel
ldleint eS mobncno aus ser lotbcer.
NnrbOuftetcn 2uft 81 iuinfcn. TaB
cS cinlt pollaiif geibnb, ais sic @enc.
aiaacr bier Groberer eeporoen, oa.
DoE 8eiet nod bielcs.
Goitclnuooo lit, sic @oi am Topla
6cberrihen6, Elm moleril6es Std6t.
Nen; 0hano lino Ecroito cr3G6lcn
nom &oni1rci6 SnDrien, mo- iie &c.
oeutenoe 9teiioeu5en iporen. Sin
gon5 icbmalcr g8oiierarm. ser in oic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

Ben @orten. 0lber iein ggeib lit oos
arheitenoe, einbringen0e Soustier,
naN eS erideint Dem Serrn oeSiel6en
aons ielbitocritdnoli6, 0nB CT, nit
cen idloniteu @affen bebdnet bod,ge-
bobcneu 0oupteS ouh iuobl nit
ser geitihe III ser Sono. bcaufiih.
iiaeno einbcrman0elt. Sclbit Sum
3ieben Ser @1bne oilf 0en sSliilien
miro oie @roft ser Srau ousoeniibt.
Nlon lc5t ibr Den &ieneu 0es Tobr.
SeugcS 5miitben Ole 3Gbnc o6er iibcr
Oic Shulterl Scin 9feht - ibre
AfIidN. So, oos lit inuner 10 aeipe.
len, ieit rer liebe NerrQott 0ie ihone
Aclt ihuf OdS &ieicnarim nit 0en
tliibcnoen Sepfoien oqrin, Die @eree
nos bloucnoc @leer. Die itiiBcn0en
6llllic, Ocnft 0oS g9cib. Scit cr sic
6clicn ans Dem Sud berlor. Gr iol
Ocin Nerr ien. lluo lie licbt ibn nit
Der Ereue cines Nnn0es. fiiBt oic
SauO, Oic lie nod 2mnc Itrofen
tonn Gonl lit ia oiid) neben 0ent
heiliaut @ort oos ser Wmno oeS
&rielterS rr0et, Gin ebrpiir0iaeS
SpriAmort. 9fiht mnoer alt ais
Sic g9elt: .Se irmqer ser Nlonn
Inn 70 beiier ooS @cibl~ Giel 9sodl.
ocnfeu iiber ooS cine im0 oos on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

NM, idbrt SonSiofo6 fort, .iogc
id: Ger Telpbin inter oen Nleninen
1T Der Teutidc. Gr lit aeboriom im0
oienltgeidIIie gcgen ietnc @oreeict.
ten; en- gibt @ott. mas @ottes, in0
Dem aoiier, mas oes aoiiers iii; CT
lit geieIlig, liebt @eiang lno Wluiif
uno per9ieBt SrGnen i'm llc6erfhtB,
neil ibn BON allen @elhopien 0ie
meilten Seioen beimiu6en.
gSiro er ober ocrei3t. 10 Derfdat er
ocm Juror teiitonicuS", ooS lit Dem
- oenticben llneeitihn~, oos Ihon Der
romilHc Gi1ter 2ucomts oefonnt
uHO 6enonnt bat. uno 0onn mirft er
alles Dor lib nieoer, oas i6m ieinolih
entgegenltebt. 60 mod5t er eS in 0ie.
lem S{rieg, IN pelcbem cine gon3c
Nelt bon ,Seinoen ibm gcgenilber.
iiebt un0 Gollcr aus alien Seilen Der
Groe: ale mirft ser 6eutlbe SoIoot
5uriid, oomit iie pitbt in lein &oter.
LAMB ein0ringen un0 moroen, rnu6elL
iengen un0 bremen fonnen llno CT
crpirbt lic6 ourb 0ieieu yfieien. unO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

Ocre miro feiuer Der friib olteruoen
2ebenSgeidbrtinnen eeirga ,&nta
ten ontommcn
Ser @olfsitoum Der W9ereoitem
i'm ounfelitcn gllbanien 1T pielfah
0cnannt mor0en felt Ste nl6uniiAe
SSroae iih oiSloite, uuo iett meroen
lie ais 29iOcriader Der Gerben uu0
Nloutenegriuer betout. Tos Hciien
inter linen bat feline Sbmieriefei-
len. un0 MIR meniee baben eS qe.
pagt griinolih oos 2on0 3a oltrh.
Itreifen Gom Neilenoen Pobts-
@egncr itanmt cine gan5 beiouoers
intereiiante Wlitteihme elm @ei.
trog 5itr Srouenfroee bort iinten.
Sn ser .WlereOitn", oeren 9ebolfe.
rllng fot6oIiih int. faun Die Srmt
iad tbrem @unihe einfah n5irm
Wlonne" erfl0rt iperoen. Sebr
idorie, notirIih aud urolte @eieee
idreiben Der Sroit por. mir einen
Mcu i6rcs Stommes 81 cbeliden.
9tiht einmol bertroulitb reoen BARI
iie nit Dem 3i0eborigen eines onoe.
rem @oltes Sie iuiir0e fim Ionit
pcrGdtlidb MAIDEN uno piir0e oe.
ridtet. @eaeht iie cinen Tehltriit.
ic lit i6r Der SOB iiher Ser eioene
Goter bat Die &iIi6t ibr 0en al qe-
ben, Gic @riioer miiIIen Die 9fode
an Dem %erfiibrcr itbcrnebnen.
SoIte eS borfontmen. ooB oie To.
nilic glodiht lben moIlte. su
iGswoh mare, OoS 9(eaBerlte an
@rol,Iomfeit 5u leiiiem 70 nhrmt
iib Oos &olf oos Hcht, Gin lolcb I'LL.
gsi'dIideS @eihopf 5u GoOe al Itcini.
gen ooer 81 berbrennen
@iciCr orotoniidcn Sitte tritt nm
fiir Die Nlere0itin Sic onoere aeaen.
itber, sic ibr ieltione Treibeit ae.
u0brt Gle brouht feincn Mon
SIT ucbmen. ocn lie nidt licbt, al oei.
len Seite man iie 5pinecn miu Sic
miro Dem @ciebc nod Mlonn, aebt
1im Go0i unO iliidtet lid in oen
Sdut Der Stride. sat iie nod @roud
lbrcn @iuen oils ibcrlcQt mo felt.
lteben0 erfldrt. maht ser @farrer
ol'entlih noh Der Wleie befonnt oaB
ne binfliro initcr einem erludblten
slomen olS Wlonu aclien lDir0. Sie
!cat GldnncrtlcionuQ an nnO tr6at
@oifen. IoS .9lber~ ilebt inoes ne
sen Dem Sdriti ia 0ie ollerperion.
iihite Srcibeit. T,S @eieb ihitt
oen ueuen Mom Gr" bari ober
fciuerlei mciblide Shmohen seieen.
aritiidc 9nocn iino nuf .ibn" qe-
ridtet. Gr oorf iicb niht 5uriidieh-
ncn nod Der ,SrouenaemeinIdlolt.
Gid perlicben aber mel 60 bon.
eiiltiq oos iriibere @eib ais Monu
aeottct Mrs ooS niir0c ibm Sen
Ec0 brinecn Nluh 0o Qd6e * pe.
Ter Niiteio nod @armhersiQfeit ~
mr @oaireflmg oes urieiIsAOem
it'd oos NlIcchen anterporlen rs rs
ann W(Qnne enIpnrNieQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

Seloenfonpi &ubm ser bis 6u ocn
Sterncn orinat luo in ser @cihihte
fortlebcn miro oiirb Die Sdbrmm.
oerte, 10 longe oie Sterue ou 6irmo-
ment monocIu. 60, ibr lieben Siid]-
leute, icet miBt ibr. mos 9rieg beiBt
uno porum cS OH 0cn &iilten Ger
g1oroiee, i'm Wfittellan0iihcu imo I'M
9loriotiihen Wlcere 10 oft ans &ono-
nen oonnert.~
eSn oieier @eiie er5o6It NonSiafob
ouf 50 Seiten bonn Serieg. ieinen 9ln-
i1ngen tmo llriohen, pom &el0eu.
INIT oeS oelttlheu @olfes, BON ser
glie6ertrobt ieiner Geinoe. bon ser
Stimnuine imo Solhine Der 91eutro.
len uiu. gr beipriht audi ole Gr.
u1burngSiroee un0 babel i1Qt man.
DIES ibarfe ober niht unberedltiate
@ort qegen Die IN monhen Qreiien
iicb breitnahenOe 9epuderinQSmdt.
SouSiofobS Shriit eeb0rt 5u 0en
Giuorinaliditen mo gririiHen0Iien,
lucS iiber Den arieg seibrieben nor.
ben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

&rere Giiitcnpo1t b6It SeIterrei9
an ieiner iiiolibilcn @udt on Der
NI0rio.
9ln oen piel5odieen @eItooen
Dolmatiens id6umen Die @ogen.
Sic 0onnern 0e9en 5elien, proaen
oil, 5iidlen 5uriid. Ger Sturm 6eult
Elm idriqes 2ico. Ger 04odtbimmel
Iicgt ii6er oell Soben ole lbroff
rogen @enn 6oS meiBe 2iAt ser
Sdeinwerfer Iangiom eleitet, iie6t
man Den troti9en Sobcen, Den bod
item Der nS6mor3en @erge~. Donn
mieoer ttefeS Tlmfel. Sn oen Slit
ten befren5cn iid Die QIIten uno Die
Srnoen.
Sn iolc6en Stnrmud6ten reitet
S!pon G5rnaiori, Der ariegSbel0, Der
iuiloe S6ger 0es &iiitenlanOcS. einber
0uf id5wor5em &9fe uno trGnft es
an iniidtboren Guellcn llno oie
&cren meben lno ihpe6en Inn Die
Soben, no man 5it fcitlitben 3citen
6euer an5iinoet, I'M lie 5ii oerjogen.
'Sett itort man iiberS W}ecr tIabenOe
Scinoe. Die Sdcinpcrfer ilden
cie g9oiieritroBeu ob, oamit fdb fein
0cancriidcS Jobr5eug lln6eadtet
ndhern lam. Die @ciGoiie itcben
bcreit ouf Ger S0ben, in Oos @oeet-
gcbriil cinen oumpfeu Ginirblag 81
1cben. einel fnottern0cn Soft.
Sic N[0rio iii b0ie; Der 2uar-
nero lit Elm Mcnihenirciier", iogl
0as @oIf 6ii6en uno oriiben uuO
0enft ser Slider, fir oie man 2iHt-
lcin Dor 0cn 9lltdrcn mci6t. 0enn
olj1brlid fallen Oielc Spfer ocr
broitien6cn Gee oIs @ellte.
@oaen oic Scinoc Oeicrrcid)s
un6 TciltlDlanos cS lpogcn, nuf
iGnellen SGiffcn an Die trotigen
@eitooe 5u fonmerL luiiroeu iie jc6l
cine 70 gemoltigc Hebr finOclL SAB
Der b0ie Nelrruno 0eS gloriatico iib
nod beben niiiBte ooB oen frieo-
liben Sdl6fcrn III imicrcS &errgottS
Seller piele fcrufsmdBigc SeeiolOa-
ten geIellt miirDen ~ llnO 0oS cipi9
unrubioc Wfeer miiroe iie oQe nit
qlei6em Singiona un6 oenielben
SturInle0ern piegen.
0ie ii0li6ite Stoot oa unten lit
Gottoro. gine ieItiome. O1ar fiinf
Stunoen t6qliH fam Der 5onnen.
illein in ibce StraBen euder iiber
ibre pIdbe buiden. in ole Seniter
laden Sen Stein rotcn, oos @letuu
QldnSen MAIDEN. Tonn tommt Der
qeroItiQe SHotten Sen ole Sbmor-
sen 0erge, oenen iie 3u sSiiBen liegt,
iibei iie 6irmerfeu. Gle iit oie
frcuc 6iIerrciAiide SeiiitenmdAteriu,
rdhreno obcn oos monteneeriniide
@cbiet 6eainnt. Gine Gage beridb-
tet y@ott floa einnal iiber ole Groe,
am Die Steine ii6er iie bin 5u oer-
fcilcn. 9a rib nit @cpolt Der Sad,
in Dem er iie trlg. Gin wcloes ara-
den, uno Der gon8e mGbtiee Sn-
talt fiel ouf Die G5ernugore binab.
Ta lieaen iie orob uno flein, ser.
hrodeIt, ouf Sem 2anoe 1mo in Der
Sec. bon G1pigfeit al Gmiefeit."
Ges ShopferS SSou0 bat lie nidt wic-
Der berii6rt. llno Die Wenlblein,
iie pin8igen, miiiien lid nit i6nen
obfinoen.
Eola, SpaIoto, Moguin Stotio.
men. Die Die Qriunerlmg an Die Sll.
eHA M ecNN- !,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

/, GutturO.
2. GuitclunupO.
3. 9as 0OminifnnerHOiter in
Oluenia.
4. Gattaro.- @io50a o'g(rnli .
nit oem @Iodentlrm.
8. 9Iniidt BON 0laania.
6. 9Impbit6eater in @uIa,
z. 9OriO in syiume. }
s, Die 3atbcOrale in GattarO. E.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29
GRAND MASTER OF
NEGRO MASONS HERE:

Prof. ]. H. Harrison of Wilmar,
grand master of the colored Masons
of Arkansas, made his annual official
visit last night to the lodges in Pine
Bluff, and attended a joint session of
lodges No. and NO. 299. J. H.
Young, Sr., who is master of lodge
No. As, was also in attendance. his
lodge having been visited short
time ago by the grand master.
Grand Master Harrison delivered a
stirring lecture to the members Of
the lodges, urging them to save their
money and buy homes and educate
their children. He reported that the
grand lodge is in prosperous con-
dition, and said with pride that he
has been able to add about 1000 to
the membership Of the organization
during the present year.
He predicted that the next session
of the grand lodge, which convenes
in Pine Bluff the second Tuesday in
August, will be one of the largest
gatherings of colored Masons of Ar
kansas in very many years. A ban
quet was enjoyed after the lodge SEES
sion. Arrangements have been made
for the annual meeting Of the Eastern
Star here, beginning early next week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29

little time in Pine Bluff, because of
this being a division point. It is
more than likely, however, they will
make no stop at the passenger sta
ton, spending their lay-over time
here in thu yards, at the shops, and
moving through the city. without a
stop.
Expect Many More Trains.
The first Of these troop trains may
pass through the city tonight, and it
is believed there will be several
trains to pass through during the day.
time tomorrow Officials of the com
pany feel positive the Cotton Belt
will handle many more trains, and in
this connection it was stated last
night that nothing official has vet
been heard here about the movement
Of the New Jersey troops through this
city, this movement in itself meaning
about 80 cars, or about seven or
eight trains.
From the states on the central and
southern portion of the Atlantic
coast, and particularly from North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennes-
see and Kentucky, it is expected a
considerable number Of the state mi
litia will be routed through Memphis,
and large proportion of these are
expected to be handled by the Cotton
Belt, through Pine Bluff.
Planning Treat Here.
Patriotic Pine Bluff people are dis
cuSSing plans for the entert a inmant
of the soldier boys during their short
stay here, and in all likelihood ar
rangements will be made to furnish
the boys with cold drinks in the
short time they will spend here while
engines are being changed.
Nothing definite has been done in
the matter, but it is expected plans
will be perfected just as soon as
something definite can be learned as
to the hours at which the several
trains will arrive here, and the
length of their stay.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29
WALSH SAYS r. r.
LINES MUST YIELD

Denver, Col, June 29.-Soldiers as
we'll as industrial workers should he
granted minimum wage scale. &C.
cordiag to Frank P. Walsh of Kan
sas City, who addressed the conven-
tion of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen and Enginemen here today.
Mr.. Walsh, who was chairman of
the federal commission on industrial
relations, said the people Of the Unit
ed States do not want war with Next
co, and he expressed the opinion that
President Wilson was doing all he
could to avert one.
Industrial war between the railroad
systems Of the country and their en-
ployes was certain, he said, unless
the roads granted the demands of the
men for an eight-hour day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29
REFUSES MINERS DEMANDS.

Little Rock, June 29.-Commis-
sloner of Labor J. c. Clary has spent
considerable time this week at Baux-
lte, endeavoring to bring about a
settlement of the differences between
the American Bauxite company and
its striking employees. Col. T. r.
Gibbons, superintendent of the plant,
states he will not recognize a union
OF the men if it is organized, neither
Will he grant en- increase of wages,
which was sought by the 800 men
when they walked out Col0nel Glib
bons states he will close the plant if
necessary, or import other laborers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29
PERSONALS.

Attorneys 7. Havis Nixon and Coy
Nixon have returned from Lincoln
county, where they have been trans
acting legal business.
Judge James Gould has gone to
Clarendon on business.
Claud Brannon of Bearden has
been brought here to the Davis hos
pital. where he underwent an opera
ton yesterday for appendicitis. He
was reported last night as resting
we'll
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29
Three MORE Pine
BLUFF LADS enlist
Sam Darby, w. C. Coles and Vernon
HALEY Join Little Rock
Military Company.

Three more Pine Bluff boys have
gone to Little Rock to enlist in Com
pany l, First regiment, Arkansas ma
tlonal guard, these being Sam Darby,
W. c. Coles and Vernon HALEY, all of
whom went to the capital city yes
terday afternoon with Private J. G.,
Roebuck, who had been here on re-
cruiting service since Monday.
This makes total of 10 Pine Bluff
boys. who are members of Company
E, nine of them in the line and one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29
MOTORCYCLE DELIVERY.
Froug Department Store Adds to
Equipment for Prompt Service.

The Froug Department store is one
concern that does not believe the
transaction is closed when the sale is
made. This was again made evident
when Mr.. Froug added new Harley
Davidson Especial delivery" motor
cycle to the stores delivery equip
ment. This machine is the first of
the kind to be used by a store in Pine
Bluff, and will greatly facilitate the
delivery of goods from the Froug
store. In addition to this machine,
the store uses messengers, with
bicycles, for the quick delivery of
small packages.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29
BOOTLEGGING CHARGED

Alvin Duncan, negro employed at
Fourth avenue stable, was arrested
and jailed by Deputy Sheriff J. L.
McBurnett yesterday afternoon on a
warrant charging the sale of LIQUOR,
The warrant was issued by Justice of
the Peace L. E. Cheek on information
filed by Prosecuting Attorney T. G.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29

THE summer
/ is supposed
to be a sea-
SON Of relaxation
and relaxation
brings a demand
for becoming neg
.ligees. The two
that are illus
trated are charm
.ng. and comfort
able to the last
degree. One is
made Of a dotted
silk and one Of a
Inc kilnono crepe
showing a real
Japanese design.
At the center Of
The group is a
bungalow cos
tune designed for
he woman who
$ living a simple
ife. 1t can be
worn as a dress
turing the morn
ne hours. or it
AN be utilized as
An apron to slip
m over the after
oon gown. when
ONE household
ask must be per-
orned. The uses
I this sort Of
ostume are varied
nd one feels that
hey cannot be
Without them.
retty materials
OF the bungalow
ress are ginghann. i
sharnbray. pcrcale /,
u linen L
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29
NEGRO is DISMISSED.

Mack Thomas, negro, charged with
Bookkeeping, on a warrant issued by
his wife, was dismissed by Justice OF
the Peace Cliff Brewster yesterday
after hearing. The charge was filed
by the woman after she had row
with the man, and there was no evil
dence offered to support it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29
GET MARRIAGE LICENSE.

A marriage license was issued yes
terday to John w. Nyegaard of
Blanchard Springs and Miss Ida R.
Ward of Randall. They will be mar
ried here this afternoon by Rev. J. H
Hawkins Of the Ohio Street Baptist
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29

Alton T. Harper, in the hospital corps
The belief is entertained that the Ar
kansas troops will be ordered before
the end of the week to entrain for
points on the border, despite the fact
that several of the companies have
not yet recruited to their full war
strength.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29
GRAND JURY WILL
WORK AGAIN TODAY

The Jefferson county grand jury
spent another busy day yesterday ex-
aminlng witnesses. The inquisitoria
body adjourned late in the afternoon
to resume its Investigations at 8
o'clock this morning. A report will
probably be filed this afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29
NEUROLOGICAL.
F. Jordan.

F. Jordan.
J. H. Jordan, a well-known employe
Of the Cotton Belt, received a tele-
gram yesterday, announcing the
death of his father, F. Jordan, at the
Jordan home at Washington, Mo.
Deceased was 81 years Of age, and de-
spite his advanced years, had en-
joyed fine health. He is survived by
five sons. ]. H. Jordan went to
Washington yesterday to attend the
funeral.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29
PARDON FOR DE LONG.

Little Rock, June 2S--Gov. G. w.
Hays has issued a pardon to w. F.
belong Of Mississippi county,
sentenced to serve year in the
penitentiary for operating a gambl
ing house in that county. belong
has been out on bond, and although
convicted in December, has not been
in the penitentiary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Evatt have re-
turned to their home at Huntington,
after spending the past month here
as guests OF their son snd daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. ETatt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29
NEGRESS DISCHARGED.

Carrie Hogan, negress, charged
with petty larceny, for the alleged
theft of SIS in money from her en-
ployer,. was. discharged from custody
yesterday by order of Justice Of the
Peace Cliff Brewster after hear
ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29

Mrs. ". A. Jackson has returned
to- her home at Camden, after a visit
to her parents, MIR and Mrs. P. M.
Bridges, in Walnut street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29
JUST THINK!

A solid oak telephone stand com.
plete for only $1.98, at Knox Walkers
Friday. 6-28-2t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29

Miss Virginia .Runner of C-ossets
s:here for a visit with Miss Tommie'
Nal Caldwell. {
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29

The lid is at one side of the top of
a new teakettle instead of at the cenl
ter to lessen the danger of scalding to
persons handling it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-29
Cli1gi1g Materials
Pretty for Negigees

9o23 with Bastinc Line and Added
Seam Allowance) Kimorfo with Yoke,
Small 81 or SO, Medium 80 or 40,
Large AZ or AZ bust.