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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
SsOm gaitantOmO6il iibcrfodrcn.

@e9en 7 ll6r gl6cnoS muroc bic i'm
0ouic gtr. 220t SIt 2omborO. Str,
iuobncuOc 22-jGbrigc Mluric g. Sep.
per libt rnerbc6lid pcrlebt, oils iie
an Der @dc Der 6opettc. unO G6orIeS.
StroBe BON einem Soltoutonlobil Der
Go6n Goblcn8 SO. iiberfobreu puroc
SRI. 9cppcr ullroe 81 8ooen &c
i6lcllocrt itnO onl rebtcn 6iBc Der
lett, lounte it'd ober obne SilIic nit
scr @lcttriicbcn in iGrc @o6mlno be.
gcbcn Der G6ouficur ocs 9lutonlo.
bills, Der gtcgcr Sonmcl q. Gonuop
bon gtr. III, 9lorO Sdrocoer. .Sfry
luurOe Ocrboitct imo imtcr Der gln.
l@uloi9lug, ongebIid in fo6rldiiieer
S8ciic Oos 9hltomo6il ociteuert 5u ia.
ben in bic mittlcrc @oli5eiitotiou cin-
gclieicrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
(Srimmcllc Cpcratiun.

llntcr Scr glnflo9c, cine crinlincllc
Speration an eincr gauiNen 9tellic
W}c9iamara oorgenomnen inO oa.
Our6 Oen 200 0eriel6et oerrrioht 81
bobeiJ wlr0e geitern Der 9lr5t Sea.
tbaniel 9. @rigbt oem @oli5eirihter
in Der norOoitlihen @oli5eiliotion
poreeiii6rt ino unter 9iir9iAoii
oui Elm aui 6elite oneciestes Ger6or
ieitgeboIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
&icirubranO.

@aris, Scgas, uOn iIm Beimscindt.
-SiS aeitcrn gI6cnO uarcn 80
SlOfS uOn 6dnicru in 9Iide 8e-
Icst. - Die 5lummcn 5n Der
3eit Md nidJt inter SOntrOlc.-
SdOSen me6r ais S2,0O0,000.
@oriS, Scros, 81. @}drj. @iuc
5cucrs6rnit Oie beutc 9tohmittds
IN Ger 9}G6c ser 9olmuoll Grciie
6icrielbit entitouo, griif nit ioIhcr
ropiOcr SdJncIligteit lm lih, ooB bis
bciltc 9l6cuO nm 8 ll6r 80 SlodS bon
@cidditSgeb0uOcn lmO g9obnb0uicrn
5crit6rt woren. Ser S6oOen uuroc
nm sic Belt auf me6r ais 100000
aciddtt.
IoS 6eilcr mar fms Dor 10 llbr
nod nic6t unter Gontrole. Gic 6loma
men legten Oen gon5en iiioli6en S6ci
Der StaOt in gli6e; iic iroBen lid
oli elmer Orci lmO bier @lods brciten
9o6n bis 5u Ocm 0iorftploB onrd,
100 scr oroBc ircic 9lmm Ocm Sort.
ic6rcitci OcS 8cucrS tcmpor0r Gin.
bait bot.
Cie Gntltc6m9Surlubc OeS 9ran'
ocS mar Gcilte g(bcn0 nod nidt be.
fomt. Gie 9aumwoQ-@reiie nit
SlmOcrtcn Don @oacn 9amuole
iicl ocm ocirdBigcn Clement 5ucrit
5um Spier.
Gonn iprongen pic 6lonmen ont
sic an0ren5euOeit 0i6t oneiuouOcr.
oc6outcu Sol5 @obn6Guicr ii6cr,
sic mic 3rnOer 6rounten. SIS lit is
2'lodS bon scr @rciic bis gum Gen.
trum ocS @ci6dfts GiltrittS. Gicie
9lofS ipurOen in iucnigcr oIS elmer
StunOc in 9lidc gelegt
(SpGtcr). 0cutc gl6cnO ml 10
ll6r 30 itanOcn ouS mc6r ais 1lO
@cid0itSGcb6uOen MIR nod 10, unO
OoS 5cucr oe1ntc iib nod wcitcr
aus.
Gic 6Iommcn 9attcu ii6 ii6cr Ocn
Marftplob IN Oeh @obnboliSOiltritt
anf Der glorOieite fort9cIrciien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
Suite fciuc G6auffcurlitcus.

Inter Scr glnicbuloioune, onge6lid
obne cine G6mlficirlicen5 5u 6eiit.
5clL wGbrcno cr elm glutomobil itcu.
crtc, pilroe gciteun Der 2Sidbrigc
eSlOorc ". Eouicr bon gir. 10, Sit.
6rouflin StroBc, bon Ocn &oli5i.
fen SoworO =. 9toDcraft bonn mitt-
lcrcn 9oli5eioiitrift perbaftet imO in
ser mittIereu GoIi5eiitotion ctngelic
icrt. Coulter mar ol Ocr @de Der Ser.
hloton StroBe unO 9Sorf 9lucmuc
nit eincm Serrn Sobn SuIliOon &C.
b0rigen g8ogen collioirt ais er cin
glutonlobil Ger nYlorDlonO Ylotor
Gar Co." lcnfte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
Wuter glnfnno.

glohocm cr aciicrn glbcnO nm I
ll6r jnu criten @iolc oen bIaien 9locf
tru0 mn Iienit t6ot gelang es oepl
nen ernannten Yoli5iiteu Nlortin g.
@lillcr bcreits iimer6olb Der nGditen
5wei ShmOen, 0cn Ocs Gie6itnblS
on0eibuloi0tcu 9}cger 6. @oters bon
9lr li5, @corl StraBc, 81 pcrboiten.
@atcrS ioQ einen @}antel, 5nci Aodc
lmO chi 0lciO inn @ciommhpcrtbe BON
$50 ocltoblen buben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
Griuuernng nn Saiier @ilBelm Ocu
Griten.

Sn @rinncrmg Oes @c6urtStogcS
Oes oltcn aoiicrS @ilbelm b1lt ser
o0cltldle &ricger6lmO bon 9olti.
more bcutc 9l6cu0 in scr ,@orm1rts
SoIle" cine MISUNDERSTANDING nit
Sortrd9cn ob Ncrr Sdopiro miro
iiber icinc Grlc6niiic in Oenl iebigcn
®c iprchcn. Gie Somcn OeS
0&ricgcr6mO Iroucn.Gcrei1S~ bo-
ben Die 9cluirtbma iibernonmmcu,
inO miro scr 9l6cnO 5il cincr acmiit6.
lidcu oclltidcu 9cgebcn6cit wcr0cn,
nod oo5n sic ocuti6cn Gcrcinc ibr
Gridcincn in 9(usiiht 9citcllt bobcn.
Gie Gcpe6ricttion miro in Uniform
5ugcgen icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
Mblebcn.

Sm II. 2ebcnSio6rc ocritorb nod)
Idngcrcr arauf6cit in icincr @ob-
nung 9}r. 2217 Sit@rott. .StroBc,
Stto @olO6oG. Seine @nttin Oar.
6oro lit ibm Dor Idngcrcr 3eit I'M
looe ooronS1cgongcn. Eicibctrmt
crt miro Ocr Gntibloicnc pon lcincn
&inocrn imo Gufcln oic ebcuio, mic
icinc 5ablrcibcn 6rcmoe icin Sim
i6eiocu nIiribiig 6etrouern. Die
9ccrOiglmg iinoct am 6reitog Dor
mittag nm bolb 8 ll6r bonn Srou-
er6ouie aus mif Dem SI. Grloicr.
SricOboie itatt nodocm einc 9ic
qiliemmeiie in scr St. Mi6ocls
STRIDE geleien lit.
gtl6crt 6rtcie.
Su iciucr @obmutg in @ioIct
@ro0c, GotonSpilIc, oeriiorb 9lIbcrt
GSrieie. Seine Satin 9(lmo itc6t nebit
ocn &inOcrn trmlcruO on Scr @obrc
OcS GntidIoicncn Ociicn 9ecrOigung
ip0tcr bcfount gcgcbcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
nNOpsrtiiina @lmb.4

Ger ,,9l0pertiiiuQ Club" miro icin
luo0cntIicbcS @obeIirii6itId in ocut
,Gmerlon Sotel" om Nlithuod ob-
6altet bci welHcr Sclegcnbcit '0err
5. ". @lo9crs &rdiiOent ocr sim
Boot ouO Sob 4yrinting 60" iibcr
oos Ebcmo Sic cingctragcnc San.
oclsidilbmorte Gillette mo ocrcn
@oroutic filr ibren @crtb" iprcbcn
miro. 6crr Niagcrs lit cine 9nltori.
tat aui ocm @cbictc OcS Hctlomclpc.
lens lmO bat sic gtotionol 9lcfIalnc.
Gaupooncu iiir 6ic 0roBtcu 9ln5eiger
in oieiem 9onoc aeleitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
Sdllucrc slnflosc.

llmer ocr glntlogc, I'M Somlor
1915 al Ser oomols chpa IA Syo6re
often &oic @amblc Don 9fr. GOT
SiiO.9etbcl. StroBc, 9lot65ud)t be.
oongcn 5u boben, ipnr0c gcItcrn ser
35 Sabre oIte So6n arcppcI bon gir.
22t1 @iutcrIinasStroBc, perboitct
nO in oic 0itlidc 8oli5ciitotion cin.
gelicfcrt. 81 9lei6er 3eit lpuroen
Der 81 Sabre alte Soiepb SimuSfL
Der I'M Satic Der @lutter gcnauten
.QlaOhens mo6ntc, imo G6as. Gnoe.
liter, olios @opion, pom gir. 1874
@oitern.9lpenue fciteeuommen. 9ei,
Oc iteben inter Der 9lnflage, inn Ga.
nuor OicicS Syabres nit Dem @2do.
den imcrlou6tcn Gerfc6r gc6abt 81
5obcn. S1mmtlibc Orci 9(rreitoutcn
wcrocn iidb bcute &ormittog por ocnl
Eoli5eirihtcr pcranhportcn miillcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
Strahcuba6n Ianit ocsen @ictOr.
Ycidlenuaacn.

Al 00polti9c 9Iufreeune pur0en
EEVl'crn bic 9Soiidoicrc cines Strabcn'
{. SSu.pnmo99ous 0cr @oriorO 9luenue.
Sllne pcriett ols oeriel6e an Der
Svnlrol. uno Norioro 9lpemic 9cgen
sn'en ytotor 2ei6enwdgen ioitItc,
S'Vlen 90 SUB peit mitihIeifte ino
s.'n eul'n 5mei groBe 9(ittomobile scr,
.unllnerte. Der Seihenpogen unO
Y oeloen Iesteren g(iitomobile eebor-
a NJ oen Seiden6eitotter Soiepb &oed.
e automobile befanoen ii1 nuf
Ta s"' %eee 81 elmer 9eer0ielug. @ie
Sgul'lteure Der @laidinen fomen bel
'' ~Vn' 3ulontmenitoB elidlideripeiic
"'l 9eilcr Sout oobon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
Sdrcdenst0nt cines Syaters.

Greensboro, u. g., 81. @idr5.
Gouiel 9. @attcrion ein irii6crcr
9obn.glnecitelltcr, eri6oB bclte ici.
ne bier ainOer, mdbreno oieiel6en i'm
S6laie lagen mO tootete ii9 Damn
lcIbit. IS miro oc5laubt OoB Ger
GPnnn ole S6nt in cincm 9lnioll BON
@ciltcserltort6eit bc9in9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
9cs 0ic6ltabls 6eIdlnIOis..

Inter $3.50 9iirei6oit wurOe &c.
itern i'm @oli5eigeribt oes oitlidcn
0iitriftS g9Iaoef Stamborsfi, 9r.
929 6eG.StraBe, fir Elm am %.
@lGr5 itottiinoeuoes Ger6or feitee.
bolten, weil CT einem gelpiiien Sol.
@riis5pnsfi bon gtr. 936 6ea'Str.,
cinen ltcber5ie6cr geitobIeu babcu
ioIL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
Nptrlbrnno.

&norpiIle, Eem, 81. gldr5.
Sci cinem 9raloc i'm 6ieiigeu
.Smperial Sotel, iuelhcr eincu
SodidaOcn pom $t50,0OO ouridtete,
fomcn mcbrerc Sotclsdiic in 9ebens-
acfabr, bod fountcn gIiidliderlueiic
ole Aerettet iuerOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
3lnOcrmdOdcn ipnrIu0 OcridwnnOen

oo Slc @ebeimpoli5ei lit gelteru
;~,Veno criudt poroen nob Der 27-
lu0ri0cn Sri. @lorp gS6ite llmi6nn
9" poltcu, Die ais ain0ermdonen Del
vt ,5omilic ). u. @liIler, 9}r. a,
Go6n'S 9oao, &olanO @arf, al.
NY @sc'cllt 0cipcicn lit unO icit 9clicrn
81 ,s'or9cn 8 ll6r angcblid) iplrloS uer.
~oimocn it. @iS sir @littcrnodbi
'oor ooS ilngc N}dOHen uiHt 5uriid.
gsS''0rt mo 6ot aud nihts bon iid
pOren loiicn. SRI. S86itc miro ols
~'oa . SUB ) Sol groB geihiloeri
S'lo bot 5ulctt Gin oimfcl6lare;
Sadtleio i'm @ame @iiacr getrosen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22

" = - > ~ " - ~ - \ - ~ - , . ~
bcran.
@oibiugton 2l. WI0r5. @c.
ncral 8eribing, Der 6ii6rcr Ger ame.
ritoniidben Stroi Grpeoition gescu
Giuo, bcridtete bette Oem &rieas.
0eportcmcnt, oab CT einen 95inft in
Der 9la6c OcS glufcntboItsortes &il-
las errcid1t babe. sSn Scr Gepeihe
tpor florgcmod)t, ooB Sen. @cri6iug
olau6t, 0oB sic Srllppcn Ger Sc iocto
Rcgierrmg bel ser Sdeo ouf Oie &il.
Io-9onOiten ebrIib mitbclien mo
ooB cS ie6r moglidb iit Dab Siuo ac'
fougcn peroeu mag.
0'e biciiecn 9comtcn pieoerboItct
6cite OoB ole 0cpclden an 0oS
SricgS- unO Staats Tepartcmeut
OoroIi id)IicBcn Iaiien ooB Die Gor.
rou5o.5orccu nit ocn omcrifaniiben
Expeditions Iulppeu cooperiren,
lnO ooB sic 3uit0nOc i'm Snnerca
NicrifoS in0 ou Ncr @ren5c i'm gIll.
oemcineu ourdous giinitig ino.
Gus GricgS Gcparteuient Bat ouf
Grnidcn @cHeral Slniton'S ooS 5.
aoooaeric 9lcsincnt lmo ooS "a.
Sufautcric Rcgincnt onoelpicielt
iic1 impcr5iigIib nddb Mcrifo ST. be.
geben
3wci omeritnniidc 5lic-
Ger in ihlimmer Sogc.
Golltmbus. 9}. @l., 81. 010r5.
3nci 9ieutcnouts Oes eritcn
6licger.@cibmaOerS bciiuocn lid ir-
oenowo in ser g9iiite am 8uBe oeS
Sierra @loOreS.@ebirges. sic bo.
ben mlr &ationen fir orei Gage mo
jipei tlcine 6eloilaihcu nit @oiier
in i6ren 9elib,
0ielc glnfiiu0iglng mitroe beltc
9lbenO i'm milit1riidcu Soiiptquor-
tier biericlbit gcnabt.
grlHeesSfN5lerc 0lollDcll lllDt olc
in Columbus ocrbreiteten @eriibtc,
OoB Die beiocn 9ieltenauts 6raucti-
reurs 5um 0pier 9eiallcu iciu noeen.
.5lic9cr coopcriren NIT
&un0i1oftern.
Son gCntouio. Ger 81. Ml0r5.
9ie 6lieger, bon oeucn bcutc G
in GoioS @ranOos ongelougt iino,
oiiritcn Oic 9Ir6cit ser 4iInoi6oiter
lntcrihiten. 2ieuterout Z. &. 9om.
en-, lucldcr oui Dem 6luge bon Scr
@rcn5e no6 @oioS @ranoeS nit iei.
ncr 0toibinc itiir5tc, wuroe nat ci.
ucm offBieIlen @eriht on General
6lniton mr lcidt perlebt
IS mlirOe bcute in General Sun.
TONS @mlptQuarticr ongetiinoigt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22

Sin tinect Mianp wclAcr GoteSbadcn pes
iiebi gaamiraaeu slr 100. gsoro Gutawi
Strake. (Mdr522)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22
Annaer sdlich6plN.

Ger i6 Sabre oltc Seonoro SEN.
'itcr, bon g}r. 42l oro.9roOioro.
Strubc, lplroe ociicrn ouf bic 9lufIa.
&C bin pcr6aitet, alf cincn g0uiiict
G9as. Sirubcn in Der 9l6iidt Sei6oi.
len SIT babel Ocnielben um'S 2eben
5ll brinsen. Ger 9lrreitant miro
beite @lorgen I'M @oli5ei9eridbt oeS
norOoitIihen Giitrifts perb0rt per.
Oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22

@bOnncnicn, bic ben ,,Sentidcn Gurrcs
lpunocnten" nidBt pitnftlidl uOcs unreGeI,
mdfig erbaItcn, finb gebeteit. Der Office
bauOn per SeIephon UOer idlriFtlitl Niit.
tDcilung 81 mahcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22

@ntc &oriduIc. S5oupt.
monn Chm 5elOc) alluteroffi3icr
Se5monn lit es S6nen iuirfli6 ae
mneen Die oieIen 2elgtc in oieient
flciucn S1ilshen unter5nbriuoen p
lhteroiii3ier u3u @eichl, Scrr
Souptnannl Sd babe frit6er in
meineW @ibiIbcrlf udinlib Scringc
III 6diiera uerpodt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22

trteg.
Scrlin, pia 9onOon 81. 0l1r3.
Gie n3eitung am Nlittog" iagt
cS iei @ruO sur glmnabme uor6on-
Sen, onB Der Senioren.9luSidnB Oes
&eihStaas om Mittpoh flrS por sc.
0inu Der Sislma Suioumcntrcten
miro, uu 81 bcrotbel, mic Die per-
l1ieocucn Aciolutionen betreiiS Scr
&otbionifcit, 0en Gnu6boot,arieg
cner9iid fortatiiibrcn, am beiien cr.
lcOigt ueroen fomcn. Sic peroet
pa6ri6einlid Dem 9loeet-Gomite
ii6crmieien. Gs lit cine 9eluegnng
inn @ange, oie oiienc Gishiiiou Der
Relohitioncn bel Ser critcn 9ciima
i'm 8lenum 3u perbuoern, rlo iic
5uerit aeBeim I'M 9luSi6uiic 5n bcra.
tbcn. Gic 1T augcnid)cinliH and scr
@uni1 Der 9iegierlue, iagt Die Sci.
tne.
: y q an q 0tlI q Il
3eebriiggc.
u iter0om, uia 2onoon, Of.
@ldrN Ger .IcIegroai" meloet,
ooB sic aeitrige 9ei6ieBlmq ser bent.
idcu Stelhmgcu all Ocr bclaiiHcll
Siilte 0nrd ein oaiirtcs 5liegcrae.
| ldmoOcr uou 65 glcropIaneu mebrcrc
Shrnocn lana ipdbrtc. g}ab Dem
gititangriii ioa ein 9roBer 9rnno IL
3ccbriiggc beo6oHtct woroen iciu.
@citercs Ginfu6r @crbot
pnn 2NruS gtrtifeIn.
Son0ou, q. GPGr5. Gic Gin
fu6r bon 9prusortifeln muroc 6eutC
ipeiter beihrdnft. sSu elmer Sierno
ocS @e6eimcn @at6eS mtcr5ei6neiC
G0nig @eors einc @roflomotiot
ipelde Dos @iufuDrperbot otf iolQcn
( &c gSaorcu criueitert:: 9luiomobile
@lotorfo6rrdoer, ocridieocuc @luiif
/ Snitrumcntc, ipie Sclbitipiclcr.@ia
nos nno @6onogrop6ciL Spirituoier
mo anocre itorfc @ctrdntc, NIT ghlS
uo6me bon 9rouoo imO 0Rnm.
glufrubr iii SrIono.
2on0on 81. MGr5. Mlitelie
Der OeS @e6cim6iuioes Sim Sem
in Srlouo 9obeu einen 9tufrubr Der
uriodt @eiieru Slbeno fam eS Il
cinem &ompfe 5miihen 9Ru6eitoreri
unO Ger &oIi5ei Sdiiiie plrocI
ouf Die Shusleute obeefeuert, mi
Nrei bon oieien trugen @iiu0en oo
bon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22

Gcroamt. .N}iStatier N1iil-
ler, mas iino Sic bon @eruf2~
nSdlperti6lider, Ncrr 5cIopc6cI
o@aaaS2 SdwertihIudcr9
Die aanSe Gompagnie ua6ieben. ob
ieOer nod fem Seiteneclpe6r BATE
Gcrrot6en.-Serr C5ur Sam.
mer5ote ieiuer beimli4 @elic6ten)
4SSic baben sic eS Oem fcrtia ae.
pradt mir sic Sodc meiner glnec
beteten 81 oeridoiicn, obnc DAB tie cs
wertte% aommcr5oie a@anS cin.
iod), i'd 6a6c Tie obaclhuiiten olS
oos ondOigc 6rdlleiu iid gcro0c Il,
etnen onocren 3inmer ouibielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-22

itooD lpuroe ober nod glbmeiiing 6cS
critcn utiiiibcn glneriffS nidt ipic.
Ger crnitbaft oueegdneen. a2it mel.
der 3Gbigfeit ser 5eino ouh an.
greift, beiBt es bod in oen bon ser
6ront cintreffenoeu 8eribten odB
Oic atuiien ibre Eruppeu min ui6t
mc9r nit oerielben @iafiir bin,
opfert ipic iie oies friiber 8u tbun
pfleetcn.
u c ! d stob $ 9ttts duB b c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
PICKANlNNIES
 FlGR7; DNE IS
 GUT T(j DEATH
Jasper st.lTt meyer, Aged l2, Kills Eli Irvine,
 Aged 1E.

Jasper Sturcemeyer, alias Jasper Shelly. 12-year-old asgro boy, yes;er- day afternoon stabbed to the heart and instantly killed Eli T|ine, IA yeaT-c!d negro. in CatalDa s.reet, bc- tween Tenth and Eleventh avenue, and is now in the county jail having b:en arrested shortly after the tras- edY by Co7s,o bio Clin5 Green and Deputy Constable Jim Reidinger.
 The twa neeroeG had had several fights, Jasper telling the officer5 that Eli whipped him whenever they met. Yesterday, in :he course of one of the fights, Jasper plunged his peck etknife into Ellis left breast, the blade piercing the hear. Eli ran a shcrt distance. and fell, dead. Jasper ian 10 his home in West Sixth ave- nne, where he was found by the of- fcerE.
 An inquest will be held at o'clock 1hi- morning at the Robinson & son mcrgue, over the bcdy of F i, at the Crder of the Corcner, Dr. II. E. Will Hams. Because of the extreme youth Of the prisoner it is difficult for the officers to decide what can be done with him. Action of some sort is expected to be taken following the inquest this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
COUNCIL AGREES CEMETERY ANNEX
 BE BEAu7IF|ED
Plan Provides for Co-opera. tion of Owners and Possi-
 ble Owners of Plots.

The city council, at special meet ing last night, which continued two hours or more, voted, 6 to 1, for the. adoption of the following resolution, thus placing the foundation on which to further negotiations looking to the Identification of Bellwood cemetery:
 Whereas, it is the sense of the city council that the Identification of 9 part of the city cemetery is necessary and essential, and whereas, 1t is also deemed essential to dispose of the property lying south of Pullen street, now, therefore, be it
 Resolved by the city council of the city of Pine Bluff,
 First, that the mayor and the cemetery committee call upon all annex and satisfy them for the re- property;
 "Second, that the property of Bell wood cemetery annex be advertised for sale and the estimated revenue to be derived therefrom be closely as- certained and reported to the next regular meeting of the city council for lnfOrmatlOn;
 "Third, that the board of public af- fairs advertise for bids for the beau tification of 10 acres of the new ceme- tery property, and report the result of the bids to the city council for final action at the next regular meeting"
 Alderman Magee was not present at the session. Alderman Veil voted against the resolution. and Alderman Franey, McGibbony, Bahlau, Means, Clement and Simpson voted in favor of the resolution.
 Landscape Engineer Here.
 Chas. w. Hughes, landscape en- gineer and architect, of Marshalltown, Iowa, whose representative has been here for some time, is himself in the city, and was in attendance at the ses- sion of the council last night. He had explained his plans in considerable detail to members of the aldermanic body yesterday and last evening, and there was considerable enthusiasm shown by the aldermen.
 The cost of the work will range in the neighborhood of S7,5OO, and there is virtually no limit to the financial benefits to be derived in the course of the years to come, not to mention the much more attractive conditions which will prevail at the cemetery.
 Briefly stated, the plan is for the city to sell that section of the ceme- tery known as the annex, lying south of Pullen street, and to pay the cost of transferring the eight or ten bodies lying therein, at the same time giving the owners of the 10 lots sold in the annex the privilege of each selecting a lot in that portion of the cemetery which it is proposed to beautify.
 Not only will the 10 acres be beau tified along landscape lines, but a handsome entrance gate will be in stalled, an attractive and roomy stucco resthouse will be erected, and the cemetery will be provided with a chapel and a storage vault. wherein bodies may be kept until such time as it is desired to inter them, here or elsewhere
 The plans call for the Identification of the cemetery along the most mod ern lines. It is proposed to sell the lots in the new cemetery at an in crease of about 25 cents per square foot more than the old price, this in creased cost to cover the upkeep of the cemetery along the lines on which it is to be beautified.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
UNCLE SAM OPENS MORE LAND.

Spokane, Wash, July 5.-Hundreds of prospective settlers lined up at the federal land office here today at the beginning of registration for the Col vile Indian Reservation lands, which are to be opened to homestead settle ment by proclamation of the presi- dent. The lands embrace the entire south half of the reservation lying in the fertile Columbia river and Okano gan volleys. The total area thrown open amounts to almost 100000 acres. Nowhere in recent years has more attractive opportunity been offered settlers in the opening of an Indian reservation. The adjoining county lying west of the reservation in the Okanogan valley and south and east thereof in the Columbia river valley, is already a prosperous farming sec tion in which fruit growing, dairying, truck gardening and diversified farm ing have been developed to a remark able degree. Ideal climatic conditions prevail in the Colville reservation. It is we'll watered by numerous run ming streams and already possesses good transportation facilities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
IT'S SURPRISING
That So Many Pine Bluff People Fail
 To Recognize Kidney Weakness.

ID HecogniZe AiuHey NedkneSS.
 Are you a bad victim
 Suffer twinges; headaches, dizzy spells?
 Go 10 bed tire ed-get Up tired?
 It's surprising how few suspect the kidneys.
 It's surprising how few know what tc lo.
 Kidney trouble needs kidney treat ment.
 Doan's Kidney Pills are for the kid neys only.
 Have convinced Pine Bluff people Of their merit.
 Hsre's a Pine Bluff case; Pine Bluff tcsi ilncny.
 Kidney sufferers hercabouts should read it.
 Mrs B. Sylvester, 1116 W. Fourth avenue. Pine Bluff, says: "A rela- t!vs was c1-:,d of kidney trouble by noan's kiGa2y Pills. I have also taken them for backache and other Kidney ailments. l am glad to tell G hers how greatly they helped me-
 Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't s}uply ask for a kidney remedy-get D ans Kidney IPills-the same that Mrs. Sylvester had. Foster-Mllburn G.. Props, Buffalo, x. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
YOUNG PEOPLES UNION.

New Haven, Conn.,, July 5.-Dele- gates from the Young Peoples Christ ian union from every section of the country assembled in this city today for their annual national convention. The union is affiliated with the Uni versalist church, and some of the best known preachers of the Universalist faith in the United States and from the mission fields will speak at the convention. The sessions will continue for an entire week. Simultaneously the General Sunday School associa- tion of the Universalist church will meet here for it's fourth annual con- vention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the There s only one way to cure deafness. and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inhaned condition of the mu- cous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube is unframed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect bearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the Inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to it's normal condi- tion, hearing will be Destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inHamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
 We will give One Ifur., red Dolla rs for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars. free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, Ohio
 Sold by Druggists. 75c.
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