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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-03-02
STATE NEWS

Bradley was visited by a disastrous
fire Friday night, February 18th, which
destroyed a large section of the bust
ness district, Five of the best build
ings on Main street and six others
were badly burned. The loss has been
estimated at $4,000. Plans are under
way to rebuild The structures destroy
ed.
South Dakota products have been
placed on permanent exhibition in Chi
cago, along with other states arranged
by the Chicago Herald. The exhibits
have been placed in a room at the cor
e of Clark and Randolph streets,
said to be the most travelled corner in
America. In connection with the ex-
hibits motion pictures will be run
showing the resources of the states.
South Dakota will be shown
in length and will be shown in about
five hundned picture houses. Immi-
grafton Commissioner McCaffree has
charge Of the placing of the exhibit
and will conduct the picture show Of
South Dakota which is being given at
points in northern Illinois.
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A report sent out recently by the
South Dakota Bankers association
states that, regardless of the light corn
crop in the state last year, the state
stands at the head Of the list of the
northwestern states in the production
Of corn. In the percentage of huskable
corn South Dakota was ahead of Wis
c%onsin, North Dakota, Minnesota and
Iowa. To many this report comes as
a surprise.
The Missouri River at Pierre has
risen considerably during the warm
days and the flood waters are running
over the Ice, which will doubtless
break up the river and permit the food
waters to pass on without any dam
age.
Stickney and Corsica business men
are quite disturbed over the prospects
of a new town starting on the Mil
waukee railway between the two
towns. The q town will be named
Mills and II established will take a
large slice Of trade from the ~neigtbor-
ing towns.
The residents Of the Black Hills
made good use of the extra day this
month. They were urged by the COM
mercial clubs to spend the day writing
letters to their friends In the east tel
ling them the advantages of the Black
Hills country.
The growing city Of Clark Is plan
ming the erection Of q commercial club
building. The recent addition Of 4s
new members to the roster md the
srowing demands Of the city made the
NV buildins necessary. The building
vvul provide onces for the club. : din
|HN I"Mf.UIUN @M"|F NMt.MI NHf -
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-03-02

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The contractors of South Dakota
held a meeting at Watertown Thurs
day and Friday of last week at which
time the state Master Builders asso-
citation was organized. The local and
visiting contractors were entertained
town. The meeting was closed Friday
evening with a banquet at the Lincoln
Hotel.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-03-02
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From the Leader:
A. w. Lillibridge, of Clear Lake, s.
D., was over the first of the week visit
ing at the E. s. Hoskins home. Mr..
Hoskins is his fat~her-in-law.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-03-02

Vern Wohlheter who Is practicing
law at Sisseton, s. D., arrived home
Wednesday for a visit until Monday
with his parents. vern is doing well
up there and is very we'll satisfied with
his new location.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-03-02

Albert ]. Krahn and Miss Madge NJ.
Jordan were united in marriage at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. r. E.
Tarleton Monday, February 81, 1915, 8
o'clock p. m. They went Immediately
to housekeeping on one of the Krahn
farms five miles north of Arlington.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-03-02

A Civic League was organized at a
public gathering held at the Masonic
Temple Monday evening and was fol-
lowed by a basket social which proved
a very enjoyable event. The object of
the Civic League is the beautifyirg of
the city and the up-keep of the local
cemetery.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-03-02

Relatives here received q message
Wednesday of last week of the death
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-03-02
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That w do the very
best line of Commercial
Printing and at reasonable
prices. Give us your next
order and let us prove our
assertion.
Bear in mind, we want
your business, and we pro-
pose making ourselves de-
serving. Are you with us?
THANK YOU
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-03-02

The Missouri River at Pierre has
risen considerably during the warm
days and the flood waters are running
over the Ice, which will doubtless
break up the river and permit the food
waters to pass on without any dam
age.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-03-02

The residents Of the Black Hills
made good use of the extra day this
month. They were urged by the COM
mercial clubs to spend the day writing
letters to their friends In the east tel
ling them the advantages of the Black
Hills country.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-03-02

The growing city of Clark is plan
ming the erection Of q commercial club
building. The recent addition Of 4S
new members to the roster md the
srowing demands Of the city made the
new Guiding necessary. The building
vill provide omces for the club. : din
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
eanslebiacr @snidenidlas.

Die aanglebioteit Der gulsafen,
Bel benen 2ebsnsdIter bon 80 Sobrsn
unb mebr niht eben leIteu fnb, iuht
man oft burh ben siinitigen GtnfInb
Der gog9urtsNa9ruHg, Der pieI emp
iObIenen bulgmii9en 9idmil6. gu
eltlaren. Der ruiiiide 3oologe
MetIdniton. Der iia felt Sobren I'M
9apsuri9en Snititut in paris nit
gaiteriologie bsi9dltigt, imielIte Iosnr
bic 5btorie cut, DaB Der in Oiefsr
Sausrmil6 enthoItene BACILLUS bic
5Gulnisbatterieu i'm 0idoarm be-
tdmpfe uno bamit benz 4ltern bprs
bsugs. 9ieis biIOeten ndmlid Gift
ituffe, bic. BON ben @eFdBen Der
0armiDdnb aufgsnommen, in Ods
Slut uaD bona " .
gslangten, mo Fs IalieBti4 ibers
mdftig piroen uno je LANCER ie
mtbr lire serItOrenbe Wirtung emit
faIteten. Don onbersr Ssite ptrb
biss omar betritten unb borauF bins
genielen, baB Der 8eipeis, tppna6
gcgburt iresnbpsldeu ginfIuB auf
bic 9armbatterisn ansi6e, nod nidt
erbra9t lei. Ntag BEN aber isin, ME
i'm noble, fir bic 9euiung Der
2angIsbigtsit buIgari9ner 8duern
aRO 6irten tommt bieIer Streit I'M
10 ipeniger in 9etradt, alg iie goas
burt, ie%benfalIs cine ~nabrbafte, IsiGi.
DsrOauIide aoft, gum dllerfpenislten
EdbFt genisbsn, iOnbern IN bic ndGIte
Sto6t pertanfsn. gina9e aebenss
Hibrung, Gittsnreinbsit unb esfunbe
gsl6dftigung biIbsn bielmebr bic
pObl am meiitsn 3utrefFenbe grtlds
runs fir bns bUbs 2ebsnsaltsr Der
BuIqorsr.
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baB 7 an 6tIm ob'tnn unb bah
bstt. limb bn Is a 8afdl 9aar
i'm 0eIm e'Ieg'n. Don an S4nB
Is net, bic pldti'n bic 91ar' ION
bait 70 ans'gnngo.'
Dieber TT ss cine Weile mduss
6enIiil in Der Gtubs. Dn thnorrt
bic WanDubr ob unb fAldgt nit
stpGlf S1ldgen ben Fclgeuben Tag
an. Qtber beHenungeahtet oenit
nismano ON einen S9laf.
Das anehtl brsnni fcrmIin Dor
leuoier, aud 6elbentaten bonn Wtihl
al b0ren. Gr m6hts Su germ tpiis
len, piepisle 5~ran3oIsu Oiefer err
idoiTen bal; bnB ndmlih bic NSio'
Mere i'm Qroonnerpalo bic ouers
tapIerTen fiub, 1T ia idOu tpie oft
i'm rWalbbpien" aeitanoen. 4ber
per MiaI sr3dblt nidt piel.
.Ss oenn i'm g9iHter auh re9t
taIt g'ipsIen I'M argcnnsripalo2"
FRAT elm 9irnol.
saoltg GreiIil amaI hab' I
a qaor S'riiisns StiefeI s'babt, pu
b 3eben naus9'fdaut balm. Da
baB I bait meme 5iaB in stpoa
Sonbidd g'itedt. 50 a sanga
Sebt rumpslt Is BEN 9~iiterblibI
pirtlid beraug: .@ieOisl J~rausuien
boit 8 benn sri6of'n9"
Da muB Der W}idI ipirtLin lns
den. .gtne net, iagt sr, "a paar
bab' 7 Dir fdo' iibrig gloh'nl"
Sebt laden aud bic anoeren. nItb
es i6it Iid erit bic geOt. Gs tomlnt
aud ons anedtl auf isins Rehnuns
nit Ieiner Reugier. Die Stuncen
perqeben, unb auf einmal lduten fs
ben 3og Elm. Sic Mlutter betet Dor:
Der @ngel bss germ bradte Wtas
ria bic gptiaaft ,..1 llno nod
BEN geten fragt Der 8ub':: s@as
qibtg penn beut fir a 4r6at2"
g Sommerforn mar gum Sfneis
ben i'm g6enadsr!!"
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GmpftnSnnaen einss gerlunnOeten.

ginen intereHaHten 8eltrdg our
gfBhOlooie Der 8erpunbeteH nab
reno oss anmpfss biIDst Der folsen'
be in Der ,gasetts BE- 2auIanne@ Ders
otIentlifte gelopoftbrief zines ruii'
i6en Sffisierg. III. qljBIih bottt
id bas @efu6l, dls erbielts ih Ell
men Sammerfdlag in ben RIden
Der Giub mari mid gu 8oben, si'
IgentIi6e 5dmerSsn empfano ih nbsI
ni6t. limb ia fragte MID erftaunt
mas Denn eigentIi9 seffebeH fet. W
mar, ais triigen meme ShuIterr
cine fdpere Gait. unO ih oadte, BAT
eiae GranatenegplOfiou in Der um9e'
6uno mid nit Grbe uno Sano iber'
fdittst babe. SD Dsrludte mid 81
erbeben; abr es ging nidt. Gin
leife llebelteit 5efiel mid, unb ID
blieb lisqen. Die llebelteit DurbI
tdrter, meine SdnItsrn fhienen 81
bremen. SD rdbrts mid nidt Dol
Der Gtene unb fpartete bic greigniHi
ab. Das GauTeH Der Granaten uni
Gdrdpnels nabm gu. Gs gelnns
mir, einen Cad untsr meinen Rop
lau idieben. Sd smpfano Jurdt
!penn pl5bLih Elm ususs gef6oB mid
mtreffen nlrbs? Sd bob Den aOpf
bic @tauatsn pldBtsn in aiemIids
e%ntfexHanq Don mir. Gmue Sol
0etsn ldaen teaungsIcs aaf nsm GrD
buCsH aisgeit1sdt. Durh 3ufdn fe
mein Bid auf raeius Sanbs: iie ma
ren boil BON 8lut, ebenfo meiu
gruf anb bic cine ShuItsr. sd
bin Dernunbei. badie i'd ,obns lie
hrrolhnnq. .ih tanu Hidt meter.
llun nnh oieism Geodnten iptlrOe I
pDnig rubig in mir. 60 blieb ic
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II. aapitsL

Ser 9uli hes Sabres 1914 asists
fi9 ieinem Grbt 3u. INNER bro6enosr
itiea oas geiD0lf an politiinsn Gins
mel emppr. Die 8eobahtungen, Die
Regierungsrdt QebrIi6 Dem qoli3tis
rat anpertraut bate, srfu6ren cine
iberraidenb i6ueIs 8endtigung; Der
0euti9enbab Der RuHsn mar nics
mails IN appgelsr 8Iiite aefpelsn ais
e6en gu 0ieier 3eit. 46er 10 srHR bic
0ings ih ani9auten, an &risg
aIdubten bod nur nentge 9eurteiIsr
Der Qaae, uno in Der 8iga 9edsHgcIe
qar hattie man NIT ben aufrssenbsn
eigenen angeIsgenbeiten ia polauf gu
fun, oaB man ben 8orgdugen in Der
golitif nenig naGianH.
BORT mar etpos siagetretsn, 0os
Die Seslen in bDaiter Spanning
belt. Jloa mar ia Gin uageft0rttr
brieFltner 8ertebr Geutfhlonos NIT
ieiuen 0Fli6en 9ren3nanbarn i'm
| @ange, unb 70 traf, juit am iebter
Gage oes Sui, elm Brief non Cans
Elm. gr bate nun Den zoo Der 9ontt
Sophie erfobren uub flagte itmer8'
li9, bag er Der @Hten, bic tbn ben
3ielen ieires Ge6eus n~abegebraGt
Sic ibm Den Gig Ieiner Grfi1Oune
erm6gii6t bate. ME mebr Die frsi.
eebieen, i~egmipenoen0en 5duos tlia
len tonne. Damn Itelte e. oas 3sugi
His eiues Maunes ii 4usHht Der j.
ner gsgsgaung lRii osr Lanie bsige.
iDDHHt bate. Ser @ptDndgeOstrufl
I'll grunDIos, aap oas muhs fIa bali
riDeifen. Gel baS abr sd4sasn
Damn foroere En- isl6r. Der Osutider
9eb5rfe ausgelietert 81 InsrOeH, oai
nit er nua bort isDeu 9eroadt cine
5dul6 Mslrdfien i5uats.
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5nitc an Ghu.
IA SUITE beim Aeduuugsrat oiert,
Oridt lie l.D nit SorIlebe III
nnhlen als.
Qieher SIfoI liz @eliebter!

Ia Suite beiml 8eduungsrdt otert,
Oridt lie ls1 init Sorllebe III
}ablen ans.
,Qieber Gito! Zig 8eliebter!
6eit por't 5dbr bra9 metn 9er5
ent2 Dor Gram, neil Du nls Ser
SolDat rdusgemubt fort 0oterIanO.
Ru bit Oh nOdl DrauBen. ad 9,
per hattie oas geo8 mir imrieb meIn
gru0er Sri lie ioG et IN RuBlanO
IeDea, nimm Dir "a IN s! sd ihide
Dir 6eite MurlHt, 3ijarreH unD Ter
SAFE. she crit OrOentlia ehe 9u
in bic G1l8 muBt. Der 9rief brds
ger BON unier gte4 iaeutte mir Elm
5rsibiaet gu 5raF CSC! Die leBts
ice mar beloneers igeent. 2fle Mat
an meIne 3e, lieber 4tto, ber Is mir
All jung. a9te er mir ntulif lms
TdIm mpLie, iugte Id: nat er3iteH
5te Igz man INNER iSel SEPT
mug id erl Ole Guppe surh7, ems
Iduloige Gene WInuie 9iee,
urier Stubenmd9en is 3a bemlifb ote
1870 INNER Gems, pera i'd ppn Dir
rsOe. Den GERM fem graoer, Der
6i6e Maior Is peripan0et. 9eit muB
id betn 3aDnar5t, 13s ooer Lac
mHHen rals, alfo 7 Stid, I'M fpenn
id crit bic 8 in9abe lper id Dir md
nal 10 gut jefalen. Jeitern ipnren
unlsre 5rduleins gum Sal, ideen
ia6n fe aus, lhlant pie Die Lien.
D1 ifiel3sua lit einjempttst, % babe
id OBJ mai nit yulpsr bantiert.
draulein eaa bat BON loren 8rdat.
Jam cine 5slOpoflarte 9etrigt, oo
bruff Ite9t: bu Bit meIn SLID! III
Otto Is mi, Da9te id mir Da. 6r6u.
Iein Gad IpitIt eben aIaD4 nno iingI
bic NS an abein. Jiu ms ober bait
G9lub ga prauBsn uno tomme 81
2eine
Be Suite.
8eina1 bate id's psrgefen, uniC
Sanaiie, s}rdulein GI4ra bat ftd je4
tern NIT i9yen &uidng DerlObt
sd niinI9te mir fsisrn srft ben lug.
9la pieleidt baben bic 5etnoe bait
cen 1ebsn uno ergeben ii6.
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aas gabursu glniliu.

bic oeuti6e 0ieidsregieriilig Ddl
fir AZ Jabrifen in Der Stlpel5
oarunter 8 feiniiAe 5abriten ~
gaIeI, Die a~o9leuSuiubr gelperrl
Ole S6meiSer Bldtier, aud otelell'
oen Sic ionit f~einesipegS oertldl'
fciroIitl fnD, erbeben gegen otelc
Wtabnabme, insbeionoere iotpeit ite
Isle hemiIden 6abrifen betrittt
Idarfen Ginipruf. sic iageL
handle lih babel nidt oorum, ole
I9ieieruna bon Sriegsmoteriol titr
Geutldlanos 6eiuOe 5u perbinoerit
ionOern nm Oos geidaftlide Sn.
t%ereIie Der oeltiden Anilin.Snon'
ltrie, oas Orrd) ons GmporfomnlelI
Ser gaieler 9lnilin : 5loultrie nIdSt
~deIdlaoiat neroen iolle.
8enn benz 10 lit, oann fam man
pom Sdmei5er G%tanopunft aus Der
@infprud) ourdauS perlteben. aber
10 bemerfen Oa5u Die aWtitteilun.
aen oes @ereins fir oas 8eutih.
finn I'M auslanD@ bonn oeutihen
5tanopunft i'll Die MnBnabme Der
Geidsregieruulg ourfails ebenio be-
areiilid, es 1T nidt MIR oas CUTE
Gedt, ionoerh iogar Die 9flidt OeS
Reihstanslers, cine ipidtige bent
lhe Sn0ultrie Dor einer 0urd ben
arieg perurIaften 5d)aoigung ST.
idiiBen. aah Dem &riege mag bic
freie aonfurref3 pieoer eintreten
aber iolange mir, BON naer 8elt
abgeiperrt, Inn unier GaIein fdnlps
len, miiiIen mir alles feitbalten, mas
mir baben. limo uniere 4nilirSH.
6uitrie lit fir inns bon groBtenl
Observation-Disclosures @erte. Mnrl
iebe MIR Die rote 9 Gents.g Brief.
marie Der 8ereiuigten Staaten at,
UNI Die 9ra1meite Der 5ade 81 er.
temen: 6riiber 5eigte fie Elm iattcs
pradtiqes aarrinrot 6elite nber
fuo oen 9)anfees Dos garbaren.Ani
lin iebIt, lit cine matte, Deriualhene
5orbe oaraiis %geworoen, balb roid,
balb 5iegeIrotl ~
Tai Die auirihtig nciitrnlg
5dpei5 ourd ben arieg idmer lei.
Del, be0atlert nobI niefnono mebr
olg oas oeitife goIf. 9ber uiierc
5cinoe nebmen uuf bic S6lpci8 uod.
biel iueniger Riidiid)t ais mir, tpic
folaenoe 5tatiidf Der S1neijcl
3oauermaltung 5eigt.
aus 5aboDen milr0en pom i
Sanuar Bis 80. September in scr
16,tnpis pfnopfiihrf.
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,,bu mtnutsn lang, OAns @sOantsll
obn, Gmpfinbungen. Daitii, ais US Us
s6mera an 6eItigtsit . 1aAm liilO
INNER brennsnosr ipurbe, %untramPl.
r. id ben Sud unO ialsppss ma
mH6Iom ou6in, bis i'd au~fSetuHO'r
.ipuros -"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12

DIR fiebtuiGbries Gobn
MiltDn bss 8. 6. Sonbberg, stnes
&ontraftors in GrootIton, W2inn.,
DsrIor beibe gsine, oIs Ct NIT fsinem
GlsitfnIittsn gsrabs Dor bic aotos
motibe zines bsranfabrenoen Great
9urihrn3 fubr. Der 9otos
utotibfibrsr GGumsr fab BEN Anos
ben unb CAB 70 raid Gssenbumpt
Bah ether Der 9ei5er gegm bic Gu
b~uIsntpanb geI9IsuDert iDnrbe unO
mebrfdhs 0ustidDunben bapOnirua.
S6umer purbs burd ben 1nfoII 10
erihiittert. boB sr nisbsrboIt in Ohm
mo6t fiel nno nod @rnnp Sorts In
eiu hoipitaI aebradt lptrpen muftt.
|Gs btTieht nidlt bel 5offnunq, BEN
AHobtn am gebsn erbalten 3u tOnntn.
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Nl1hlin idrnl M nnf.

s4u0 oQfaf ~ 8eDdaat. GonlunO
bolt i'm aus Wplfs Wobnuug 3uriid.
llno bu nirit nI9t uur 0as Rect,
Ionotrn Iogor Die pfliht baden, II
U2omas ODER msiuer 8egIeituns Den
8%erlobten i'm go5orstt 5u beiu9en,
IobaIo es bic 2ler5te 5uIahen
Nus orn i6lpimmsuoen @igen
bra@ es ipie 0us Idii6terne 6Iins
men elmer 5reube.
Der @ute, 0er 5rele. Der %ops
ferel ltnb auBsr ieOer Gefabr, iasts
Der 4rst}'
rSott lei 9mfl"
us Gliie sefaBt uno rubig Den
Batter berlieb. iagte oieler;
.SenDe mir 8erta. mein &ine."
.3u, qapo." Grit oieieu 8Orten
gina ole 5o9tsr.
8ertas 9eidt Sudte Dor Grrs.
eung, aIs lie Dor Dem 9oIiJeirat
itan6. SEPT tam bic neutrality-suspicious.
81 aunbe, ouB bas 9eItameHt nun
uno niatig Eel. 8es ihonen 4iois
i6lilnme gr~ppbe5siung erfilte Iid.
a9err puli3eirot bdben befoRlen
~
MiibIeIig, fodeno quaIte Is f6
ben Sat bsraus.
,Sa, 9ertq bic b6ien lestsn
5agen iinO fduIO, oaB ia 5hre ca.
DE unerle0igt feb. Die erite rubigtrs
Gtunbe mabnt MID Oaron.@
@r Dffnets ieinen Sdreibtii6 unb
sntnnbm ibm Elm qaddea aaHen'
i6eins.
gsrto riB bic Qugen ani.
s5sfes. 9srr goliasirat, bod.
6oh?"
,0o@? ga, iparum niht2"
.gs 1T giiliig, Ous Seitamsut p"
,RaturIih
pa beutte bag feline, runoIias
MaOden pl6sIid bsr5brshenb log,
Die NeIt lit i9le6t, bic Nelt 1T
m%iIerabeI IhIe6t, pfui, pfui, 1T Die
@elt i6Iedt!"
Quf blinds GeIidt ftdnb bic 6ru'
gs: SIT bic nun aud pahuitnnig gss
poroen2
gefummert i6attslte er ben aOpf
Die G6eine 8dbIte er auf unO lagte:
vaommen sic Der, gerta, uno
ibsr3eugen Sie iid. oaB Die Summs
ftimmt -
ga periiegten bic 5rdnen. S9su,
aif ben 3ebtn iaIsiasnb. IAN gsrtu
gum Gareibtiid.
r0h 9srr gpIi3sirut. bel 59nsn
tinmts uubeiebeu, unbeiehen
itimm.s, lpenn blob bic 8eIt
nidt 70 idIedt mare! Sd bdnte
| Semen, 6err goEi3eirot, uno Damn
peiB i'd INNER nod nidt, mas ID
nit BEN bieIen Geloe anfon9en ioa,
oos i'd bod nod betOmmen babe -"
,gringen Sies 3und6it nal OUT
Bic GpdrfdFe, iber 3as Beitere re-
ben mir fpdtsr. Sd babe ieBt nit
aubern Gingen Den aopf Doa
Gr tat i6r Ieib, ME er has Iagts.
.SeHes. a. jammerte iie, goas
min i1 osnn pobl tun - 0enn bier
t0uute es mir am Gnoe 9eitoblen
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-01
MOTOR BANDITS MURDER TWO AND
 ASSAULT COUPLE
Members of Prominent Buff falo Family Victims of
 Brutal Hold Ups.

Buffalo, N. Y., Jan. 31.-Two per sons were murdered, another probably fatally injured and fourth severely beaten in an automobile holdup today near this city.
 The victims, prominent Buffalo residents and members of the same family, were: Mrs. Agnes Teiper, aged 67, widow, shot in head and instantly killed: Frederick Helper, son, beaten to death with blunt in- strument.
 Grace Teiper, daughter, skull frac- tured; will die.
 Edward Teiper, son, beat on hand and left senseless in the road. . The party vert approaching rail road crossing when set upon by the holdup men. Mrs. Teiper was killed by the first of four shots fired. The men then clubbed the others, and after robbing them of money and jewelry, fled.
 No arrests have been made.
 The police are looking for ne- gro. who Edward Teiper said, com mitted the crime.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-01
HOUSES AND ROOMS
 FOR FLOOD VICTIMS

If you own a vacant house, or have a spare room or two, which you are willing to let out to flood sufferers for two or three weeks, without charge, you are asked to let the Associattd Charities know about it, at phone 1860. :.
 President H. I. Holderness or that organization issued the call last night, and said the Charities will gladly serve at a meeting place for those who have the houses or rooms and those who need them, because of being forced out of their homes by the high water.
 Teams and wagons are needed to help move the flood sufferers and persons who have either to spare are asked to notify police headquarters, phone 22. '
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-01
BIG FLOODS ARE
 WASHING DOWN
 CUMMINS LEVEE Water Running Over Elm bankment at 15 or 20
 Places Last Night. RAILROADS ARE
 FIGHTING HARD Iron Mountain May Suffer Suspended Operations, If Crevasse Occurs. Many Fine Farms In Danger of
 Loss by Overflows.

With a stage of 2S.6, unofficial, registered here early last night; and the river reported beginning to fall at Fort Smith, residents of this sec ticn of the state are beginning to figure of what the crest of the ap- preaching flood will bring to the Ar kansas river in this county and in counties to the south.
 The river already is flowing over the top of the levee in fifteen or twenty places between Douglas and the state convict farm at Cumminss according to pr. C.. c. Price, engi@ neer for the Linwood and Auburn levee district. Dr. Price walked along the levee over all that territory, and made his report to Penitentiary Com missioner Ferguson. at the state farm.
 MT. Ferguson stated at Il o'clock last night that a break had been re- ported to him, at the Goree ca'1sp on the state farm. Because the tese- phone was not working, he had heard nothing further. and was unabis tc say how ssrioas; the break was, Jds also said that the water was running over the levee at that place, and he had been informed during yesterday afternoon that the same conditioi prevailed at Sarassa.
 Willimette. near the walker Jones' farm, at the Jones farm, the Wiley farm, all are being reached by water which is topping" the levees, said MT. Ferguson, who stated that iden- tically the same conditions extended over a distance of 15 or 20 miles along the river, in that section.
 Iron Mountain Busy.
 The Iron Mountain is using every effort to hold the waters in check but pessimism prevailed last nizEt among the officials of the road.
 A special train carried . lot af material and additional wor1nen to the vicinity of Warner and Cummins late Hast night, but the opinion was expressed that the leyees there would give way before morning, and that n all likelihood the Iron Mountain VIII suffer considerable damage. even # operations are not altogether stop ped in that section.
 The creeks and other streams In that section, as in other sections Cf the state, are all filled to their banks and over, and the influx of ad. ditional water from the river VIII - U, - -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-01
THREE BREAKS
 IN LEVEES ON
 MISSISSIPPI Six Towns in Mississippi In undated by Water from
 Two Openings.
GREAT PORTION OF
 HICKMAN FLOODED
Creevasse in Levee Protecting Ken lucky Town Widening So Rapidly
 Workmen Give Up Attempt to
 Close It-SOO Families Homeless.

Memphis, Jan. 31-Levees on the Mississippi river have broken at two points and six towns in Mississippi have been inundated.
 Thousands of families have been rendered homeless on account of the flood, which threatens every farm along the Mississippi in Mississippi and Arkansas.
 United States Weather Forecaster s. c. Emory issued a river bulletin, warning people in the valley that the Mississippi would rise to stage of 45 feet within ten days, and might go higher. The highest water known was in 1913, whhen the river went to 46 # feet. The highest levees are built to hold 45 feet.