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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-30

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Dem 6loBen 59reden oobcn.
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Baibingtou jet ais Solicitor fiji
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cen.
Die @eItern Union 60. lit ba,
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5uiteaen.
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beiudsbolber nuF9ieIt lit tuieoer mad
9auie gereft.
Die 2trtber 2igd Der SaIems Sir
DE fiibrte geitern oben0 sur Inter.
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ten WaitglteOer ods Gtiif sic ate
Ditriftsitu!e4 inter groBem 8eif1Il
auf. 4uh fir grfriidungen ipar
beitens geiorgt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-30
aunaert in Sanssom Bart.

Die SoiIon Der Bari . aon5crte
miro bcutc, an @rGherldmil.
dungstogc NIT eiliem aor8ert I'M
&anscOm Bart erofinct, meldes bon
Der ltdotilden aopele miter Sci.
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R. 5iHn Bum 8ortrag gchraht
meroen miro. 9os aon5ert be.
einnt nm 2.30 lIbr uno beitebt
aus folgenoem por5iisIifen BRO.
gramm:
1. @ort-sG Daughters Of Zinc.
RIGA .........,.,.... Sumpc
2. excerpts from Sultan 60,
maros DitIitaro Comic Opera
pg9ben SobHnD Comes Wiord.
ing Some" ...... Nrr. Modie
3. u Suite Of QopeIettes-
(o) VI @tuiicol @ouloib
r9ungarion Rag" .2enBbura
% u 5Ioper Song rSpo.
cintb Ras~ ......... .9otsforo
A. Concert 8aIie-s 9obeInno.
.................. 8pl5moml
8. Scenes 4opnGnire n&be
Senotor" .......... arr. 5iun
(@ini6IieBli6: .@ben Sts Slight
3ime Golun in @lrrgun0n~, "
5oI0ier ono u Mlon". ,0ne 8ou.
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W1e 9owu Some Sn S~enneiiee"
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goiIep", n@oIIp Tear, ISIS gou
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populdre Sdloaer.)
g. Characteristic Bard - Set
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Observation-Disclosures. Medler
g. Selectton-aG BONN Soutb" 49,.
.n................ gonterno
(GinfhlieBlih mebrerer on6erer iiio,
lihen 8Ianta9en . 2ieoer.)
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non Ball" ......... Qortbilp
10. @rono americon 5antaiie-
pGbe Rortb ano the South" -
$500. .............. 9enbir
(@iufubrlilg Matchmaker mo patrio.
tiider MleIooien.)
ii. Mnr6-nStars ano Stripes"
Observation-Disclosures. Solia
10. 5innle - Star Spnngleo
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-30

Gg lit eine ih6ne rno ebrtpiiroi.
ae Sitte, einmol i'm Sabre oiieutlth
Bic @r1ber oerieHigen gu idmiifen,
DeLde i'm Sample fir oaB gdter-
lamb ibr 2eben loiIen mubten, ODER
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naHoem tie ote 5reibeit nrto ben
Gtee Der Union miterfdmpft botten.
Dos 2anb unb mir 2ebenbeuJ pelde
iest in Srieoen Die 5rii6te ibres
RdmpFes eenieBer, limb linen oies
8eifen Der Qnerfenniins ihuloig.
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der 8eit oIler 9ieben, ole aus
nnierer Dlitte eeifieOen iino, uno
tudnbern sum Grieobof binoiis, I'm
aud oeren @rdber NIT ben ainoern
bes 6riiblines 81 ihmuder.
@leih5eittg eeoenten mir 5Obne
un6 &ohter oeutihen 8lutes uno
oeutIher %Abitammung ieoob aud Der
&eIben, nelfe in Dem gegenm1rtigen
bItrtigen Ringen, bns unier nItes
Seimatslon0 segeli cine Belt bon
5einoen gu fiibren g%e5pungen lit.
gefaaen iin6, oomit uniere 8iuts.
rerDan0te in benz unbereeBlihen
oeutiHen @~oterlanoe oereinlt ebenio
in 6rieoen Die 6riifte hires Sam.
pies unO Die 5reibeit genieBen Ton.
men, fir s7eldle iene ibr gIut ben.
goiien baden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-30
Omaha aIs aonOcutiOnslt0bt

8abren0 in Der obgelonfenen $50.
DIE oaein ieds beridieoeue aonDcn.
tionen itattfon0eu, an melder 1ele.
goteu pon 9ebrosfo, Soma, 9tiilou.
hi ilnO ben Gdfotas t~eilna9men, lit
aud bereits fir Den Suni pieoer
cine 4n5abl aonbentionen gebuht.
60 baben Die 91fermeTter obiger
bier Stnatm lire 3uidmmenfunft
pom -. bis Is. SUM-. gom IL.
bis Ia. SUM- tagen bier Die Gifts oes
Staotes; am 3. un6 Ia. SUM Die
.patItden Sdarii9aBen, bonn 6. bis
Is. SUM Die Stnntpirte, bonn 10.
bis %. SUM Die itfpeoiiden San.
ger, un0 am rs. uno 30. SUM- Die
SnternationaIe 9ereiniqunq Der
guftionGre. 9ie 8oteaeute bon
Rebrastn, Soma, g1imneiota, BIS
eoniIn mo ben beioen 3afofos mer.
Oen bonn 10. bis 12. Suli lire
aoHbention bier obbaIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-30
ueuiekcitcn ans Jowa.
Dc Qloineg.

Ger ~22Iabrige 6rant 8dftlon, Elm
Stl10ent Der Crate uniberiit1t, fam
am 5reitag BEL Dem 8eriuh. bier
Sniaiien zines g~efenterten 8ootes
5iIfe 81 brin9en, inn @iiiiouri inns
2ebeu. Die 5niailen 0es 9ootes,
5pei Shlbenten uno 5Dei StuOen-
tinnen Der llniberiitdt, ipuroen &C.
rettet.
9oli5eihef Snfion bat ben 4oli-
5iIten George @eIs ieines 9ienites
entboben, neil er Hoie 9. glarf nit
2iebesontrdgen belditigt bat, obglei6
er berbeirotet uno gater bon orei
.&inoern lift.
Ole @eih1ftsleltte Der Staot bn.
ben beihleilen, AM Radmittog oes
%. SUM, an ipeEfen Gage bic groBe
ariegsbereitlhofts gnraoe itnttiiu.
ben ioa, lire 2d0en 5i fhIieBen.
8ieienigen, meIhe Is bisber iii.
.terldiien boben, iih fir bte 4rifnGrs
mablen regiitrieren Su lnilen, ioas
Ten Dies unbeOinat am SaHstog, Den
3. SUM nahbolen.
Ger ltdbtii6e STANDARDIZATION 9ra1
erfldrte nad elmer geiidtiguug Der
berfhieoenen Sh~ulgebauoe, 0aB in
lebr 6ielen SduIen Die llebungeh
Der S1iiler fir 8erloiien Der edit
len BEL 6ellersgefahr berfebrt itn0
unO elmer 4en0errng beDiirfen.
81. @. 8riebe, Gil &oeoon Str.
erDdhte 9onnerstag friib bon einem
@erduiA uno beobadtete einen Re.
ger, Der in bic Slide einbreden
ipoate. CT gab nitf Den einbreder
einen SduB a6, moronf oieIer Ser.
iengel0 CAB. SIN Gaufe bes Cages
pur0e 0onn Der 5nrbige Sarrn 8ai.
te ais Der Eat berod1tig Derb1ftet.
gr bate cine friide SduBDlinoe am
reften g[rm.
Ger StrnBenbnbnihdffner g. @.
Stidler tDur0e 0onnerstag nndt
gde %. Ctr. un0 Cotton 8Lbo. bon
einem beipaffneten StraBeilrdu6er
I'M $500 beraubt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-30
Observation-Disclosures!

Bir ee0enfen ibrcr uno fpent 6
uns aud nidlt %bere6nut lit. Die Sra.
Der Der Sopferen al idmiiden, 10
fcnnen mir ibnen bod ooourd einen
|&ribltt unlerer anertennung aoaen,
bob mir ms an benz beittigen Gogc
nornebmei1, itott Der linen Sugeoat.
ten 9Iumer, ibren @oiieu, eItern
un0 @ittuen cine tdtfr1ftiee litter.
.ltiisung autommen 81 lniienL unO
uieherum elm Sderflein 5ur 2tnoe.
RING Der Scot I'M alien 8aterlauoe
bei5utrogen.
Sir iiben bier i'm lleberflub, fern
oon aontpfessetiiHmlel. obue Jurht,
oaB Der 9oter, Der @otte ooer Der
.Sobn beute ODER moreen bon Der
mor6eril6en alteel credit neroen
fam, m1breno uniere 8rii0er uuo
ShpeItern in 9eutihIonO taim Dor.
ON 5u 6erlten poger, mas ibren i'm
Jel0e iteben6en 2ieben Die nahite
Stlnoe bringen mag. Dnrim laBt
urs am beutigen @~rdberidmiidunss.
.tage Der SeIoen iiber'm @1eer oo.
our9 eeOenfen, OoB mir uns ent.
IdlieBen, bur6 cine CUTE Sat an H.
rem SinterbIiebenen gu 5eigen, oaB
mir ibrer ipiirOig iino, Denn mir
linen ieIbit aud feline 8Ilmen auf
Bic Grader itreien t0nner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-30
Cck0ISundbrid6fcm
aus Sremcnt, ucbr.

Die gtrnBe mad Sooper 1T in
Der Babe Der @tne 5drm fir Sen
@erfebr geihloiien porOen, oo cine
teAe StobIbriide eingefigt miro.
auf Der 9eimfabrt bon BET Soc.
bener 5arn1, no er cine elettriide
Specialization fcrtiglteat, entging Serr
Gtott 8risbt einem 3uiammenItOB
nit benz berunbrauienoen Gilen-
bnbn3uge MIR 0oourh. 0nB er fem
alitomobiI til eitien neben Dem @es
Lpiie befin0Li6en @rnben Ienfte. Der
@eih1ftsreiIen0e elmer elettriiHeu
&onOiang, ipeIher fif nit ibm in
Der Mnihine befon0, muBte infsIee
bet 0llSgeltnnoener nerD0ien Gre
glntg bas getf unfinden. Die GER
rem botten i'm @eipr1d) b~ereellen.
BEN leee Die n6tige aufmertIarI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-30
|Gleich bequem bel FruhstucL
vie bel Luncheon oder Supper
Giner oiefer biibi6 bernidelten R0it.

@iner otefer biibi6 b~er1idelten GDits
oppurute fcat f6ittae aofi6eibcn su fold eertngen SO.
fen ber, bob Sic i'm fes benieet perocn. gei I'M.
enpnrtean gciud betet Der eIettriide R~oItopporut unO
Der eeftriihe 9ercoIutor cine duBerft gIudIi6e S6iung.
American Electric Co.. $50 S. 18th St, Df4st
5randeIs Stores, 10th and Douglas SITS, D-fsf4
5urSessoranden Co, 1911 Howard ST., 1851
5urgessNash Co, 10th and Harvey SITS, D1s7
5uFkhart, Frank C, 219 8. 10th St, Dze
Burns, JOS NJ, & Co, 7o4 N. gath St, So. Side, 5000
Corr, James, Electric Co.. 2o5 8. 18th St.. 144ee
Durkin, Thomas, 24fs Cunning St, o25fs
Hayden Bros store, 18th and Dodge SITS, p2eoo
Milton Rogers 6 Sons Co, 1915 Harvey St, Df24
Midwest Ese. Co, 1907 Harvey St, D45s
Nebraska Cycle Co, 18th and Harvey SITS, Dfes2
Omaha Electrical Works, 1914 Harvey St, D11sf
Orchard & Wilhelm Carpet Co.. 414 s. 18th st, D3t3
Sherwood, v. w, 2f5 So. goth St. D7s3s
Thew q LuhF, Flatron Bldgy D2275
Williams, E. g. sos s. 18th ST., T1off
Wolfe Electric Co, 1910 Farnan ST. Tf4t4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-30

GO bes1bIt Fid, in ben .RloI.
|Hfisirten anseigen" Ger gribine 81
annanelreu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-30

|uno Bin nur b~srssiunmsn, nm NETS
ne Observation-Disclosures 81 regtln.
.llnb mas irsibtn Git iebt2"
sd Bin Wnpoltsr ouf einem srcs
Zen Out In aurlaub. Oh iusun id
meint qsnIion babe, miro ts mir
Isbr gut esbsn. Msins Worinia Bot
Sebn Sabre duf MID 9siDortsi. unb
mir bdbtu uns Iofori nab meinem
Qustritt aus BEN Deere berbsirattt.
Sis bat idon sinsn feds Wonnts
alien Sungsu, uno bnnn III bo nud
nod bic nsuniabriee feline Marius
a." Ct otmtts tief uuf. ga, jsbi
Bin i'd srft Gin ri4tietr Wenl4.
Msin Rams III 8reitfub," figts q,
i9 slsidfum DOrftslsnb, biu5u.
Sd nannte b6fIih aud ben NETS
nsn unb CAB meinsr 8srpunberuna
iibsr Ieinsn edit 0sutIdsn Iomsn
4nBbrud. ga bsrlebte er, .meint
@prfdbren tonnen ipobl DsutiHs ae'
tpefen fem. aber bns tut nifts. Sd
bin trobbem NIT 2eib uno Ssele Elm
edtsr RuTe.S
81 mar Offsnbdr cine sbrIi6t
6out, Der i'd mid obne Gur9t Dol
ttnoigeH 5ohfopIergeIiiiten rubig
nnpsrtraaen ipnnte. Das babe id
oenn ou9 In ben srftsn Stpsi Eager
msires 4ufsntbdltss in 6innlanr
sstan uno % nitt su bersusn gsa
bnbt. Sd babe burd .bn mnn6es &C.
feben unb ginbIide in bas 9oltsle
ben %setuonnsn. BUR ems mar sisrl'
lid psinIin fir mid. Or Dersaf
ndmlid germ bas gs5nblen unb Be-
nabm fih, nIs mem sr Elm bon min
anesnommsner 5ibtsr mare.
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triumpbierenb, rbab RuBlan6 bersii
gum arisge if9"
sgsssn men Osnug1 Fragts i'd uns
sIdubiS. nGtpa tpisbsr esgsu So.
pang"
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iiub isst unisre bsitsn 6reunbs.
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DeutT9Idnb!'
sSie f6srstnI"
s9urfnus ui9t! Sd muB es bod
piFen. @ir babsu uns felt Sabren
bornuf oorbsrsitst. uno iebt pirb
dbsraI aufs sifrigIte m~anrbriert.
STE tueroeu Is fsIber febsH, fabrsn
Sic nur binaus in bic finniI6en
S4dren! Qqe JnfsIn iinb nit trisgs
iibsnosn SoIOoten befsst. unO unIsrs
Slotte tit aud bereit."
sd erinnsrts mid. Bel Der Gins
fabrt uan aspaI aLler6inas cine aeis
Re beftig i6isbenOsr uub iibenoer
aritgsIdifis ssiebsn gu babsn .Gs'
liegt bod gar leiR @runb Dor"
tpanOte i'd elm.
oh Der tptro fd I6on finben,
fpern mir gang fsrtIg iinb. uno has
If Hiht msbr tpeit. gott lei 9ant,
Dab id nidt mebr mit3uoisben
braaGe unb rubis Bel msiusr 6ns
mile bIeiben lam. 9enH Is tDir6
cine Furdtbare arbeit perben.@
Sic perbsn beliegt fper3en.@
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sinen. uniere Eruppen tperosn in
Berlin stn8iebn".
ct Tab mid miteili6g an. Sd
Ipunte ibm Iodsnb srflGrsn, bab mir
isins qugft b6ttsn unb enb er i'm
ubriaen 81 idnara idle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-30

Gs mar beino6e Elm Sabr fp1ter,
i'm Moi borigsn Sobles. SD I6Ien.
oerte ourd Den babI6en 8orori
DeiBsnfee. Da fab Id BON reitem,
bon Berlin Der, cine unsebeurc MisH.
i6enmsnge ME sinen Strom iih Der.
anfudl3en. Gs pdrsn gum gr6Bten
9sI Aiuber, baIhpi6Fige SanqeH
nHo Maohen, bic ouf benz Damm
unO ben @eitsnpsgen Ia1suo, ruFsnb
unb idrsienb ndbsr famsn.
mas gibbs Osnn24 fragte i6 ii,
aige, Die porauslieftn,
Die gauFsn iOmmen!" risFen IL
atemlos.
llnb nun iab ids. ungefd6r fsG'
3ig gefangene RuHsn marG1ierten In
rai6em 9empo auf Dem oomm ba,
BIN, bsipadt bon Ftdmmigsn aan6'
D%ehrIeuten, bic nit aufgspflan3tem
SeitengeIDebr Slr Gsits mitmar'
I9isrtsn.
Sd bIisb Iishen, nn6Oem id an
sinem Baum S4ub gsIu9t bate,
Inn ni6t bon Der Menf9enpeae nit.
ssrtHtn 81 tperber. Wos fir 5ppen!
ardftise Mdnner nit groBsn, Itrnp,
pisen, fdpor5en 8drten, iunsi
fIa9shaarige, dngItIid I'm fi6 fnaut
enoe Burden, purbise 9i9erteFen
unb berThmiste MongoIen.
plobli9 betdm ih einen bud
Dng mar b1s9 Dd mdrfGierte 10
aud mein garbefdlBe aus 9eIIing,
fOrsl Gr blidtt rubig ~serdbeous unt
%puroigts nisnlonb zines 9Iides, Sci.
ne Uniform mar rsft obgeriFen. ga,
Is modte cine i9iDere Qrbeii eegn
ben BADEN. ebe ct gef1ngen genom.
men tpuroe! lino ct bate nun aud
inmttten BON aamerooen Ieinsl
ein3us in Berlin sshaItsn, absr an,
oers, gan5 oHbsrs. ols er Ii Ii6 ae,
ondt bate!
armer 8rsitfaBl bd6te ih in
eriin aussnblid. Damn a6er freuf,
i'd mid. 81 mar ia gsrtttet. er lebil
uR0 folte nun aIs arbeiter ouf ben
RisieIfeIbern Der Gta0t Berlin feinl
IdnorirtidaftIi9en amntnifs BET,
tperten.
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inmittsn bes eisenortisen Srupps
oahinffnmpFts. Ct miro es nidi
|IHIe6t hobsn, Der CUTE aerl, unb
pirb oereinit isinsr 9rObsn unb Ftis
Hsr flsinsn Mdrinta unb isinsm
asonio modification Uisoergsaeben
Dsrosn. R0ss ss Gin frobes @Itbsz4
Iisltn isinl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-12
FAITH NEWS NOTES.

H. B. Helvie was a business visitor in Pine Bluff Monday. J. IT, Herr, Leslie Helvie, Lee Jones, Sam. Johnson and Jim Brown witness ed the baseball game between Chicago and Milwaukee in Pine Bluff Tuesday.
 Mrs. M. E. Jones went to Pine Bluff Tuesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Matte Strahn.
 Leroy Culpepper and son went to Little Rock Tuesday.
 Mrs. Jennie Koonce was a visitor to the city Tuesday.
 Mrs. Fred Clay and children, Basil and Ruth, left Thursday for Pine Bluff to visit Mrs. D. F. Eaton.
 Mrs. Robert Nichols and Mrs. T. l.. Adams went to Pine Bluff Tuesday.
 Mrs. J. T. Herr and daughter, Miss Amy Herr. spent Friday and Saturday in Pine Bluff with Mrs. T. A. Sims.
 Miss Grace Steed spent the week. end in the city with her mother. Mrs. J. H. Steed.
 Mrs. Nora Greenlee and son. Elton. returned Saturday afternAn from Pine Bluff, where they visited Mrs. Greenlee's parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Hankins.
 Louis Eaton and son made a trip to the city Saturday.
 Prof. 0. H. Taylor spent Saturday in Pine Bluff.
 Misses Bessie Neale and Emma Koonce were visitors to Pine Bluff Saturday.
 T. A. Simms spent the weekend with his family in Pine Bluff.
 Willie Huselton, who has been on the sick list for some time, is very much improved.
 Francis Zangerl has returned from Pine Bluff, where he spent several days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-12
REAL ESTATE !RANEERS.

Transfers of real estate are report- cd by the G. w. Byington Abstract company, as follows:
 Corinne L. Knox, admX. estate Felix c. Smart, to I. J. Ellison, lots 3 and 6, in block 67, College Heights addi- tion; $100
 o. w. Clark to I. J. Ellison, lots and 10, block 2, Lincoln Park ad- dition: s1S0.
 C. NJ. Nichol, county clerk, to Alex Strauss, lots 6 and z, block 9. Bar ney's addition: $1.37.
 John M. Oracle to Sarah T. Foster. fractional part NV NE 20-6-5; S34.39.
 T. Q. Woodward to G. M. Hogan, east part lot l. block 8, Drew Whites addition; $2,500
 G. M. Hogan to M w. Ware. lot 1 block s, Drew Whites addition: s15.
 F. G. Smart ct al.. to Sevmore Cook, lots 9 and 10, block 36, College Heights addition; $100.
 Ben B. Well to w. R. Cunningham. lots and 4. block IA, Forrest Park addition; $25C.
 J. H. Pilllington to Leo p. Barra-' que, SEE SEE 21-5-10; $1, and other valuable considerations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-12
ClARENCE STEnfYT
 AppENDICITIS VICTIM
Former Kentucky Newspaper Man. Employed OR Commercial. g,x-
 pires Yester,iay tfiern00H.

Clarence Sterett, aged 52 years. died 'shorly ai CT noon yesterday at 2 local hospital. following an operation for appendicitis which was performed several days ago.
 Mr. Sterett had made his home in Pine Bluff only few months. but had many friends here, includin2 several li&e-long friends who formerly lived in Kentucky, his old home Last year. for several months, he Wae in the fa- ploy of the Commercial, and about the first of his year IIe returned. 10 make his home here.
 He was a native of iiaWeSyilie, ky., where he lived the greater part of his Fife. Until about two years ago ho .published the Hancock County Clarion at that place, which paper he founded: Ee was one of kentucky's best known newspaper men, a thir, ,y-second dc gree Mason, member of the First Methodist church of HaWesville, and man Of exemplary character,
 Mr. sterett $ survived by his widow and one daughter, who made their home here with him, three sons, Baird sterett and Tom Steret. of New Orleans and Overby Sterctt of F. ley. W. Va. He leaves also thror brothers. John Sterett and W. T. Sterett of EIawesville and Frank Sterett e. Charleston. Mo-, and one sister, Mrs. J. C. Jarboe of Cloverport. Ky.
 The oldest son. Baird Sterett, will reach Pine Bluff this morning from New Orleans, and with his mother and s CT will accompany the re- mains, which will be shipped to Hawesville on Cotton Belt train No } at l:2o o'clock this afternoon. Mem bers of the Masonic fraternity will serve as honorary pallbearers here, while the active pallbearers. chosen from fellow members of deceased in the Typographical un on, will be as follows:
 George c. Morris. George Gerin. Gecrge Hill, J. J. Harrison, Thomas Jaggars, T. A. Wilson, W. R. Norton, D. E. Sparks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-12
PERSONAL.

Alderman J. A. Clement, who spent Monday here on business. in the cir cult court, where he was excused from jury service, and at the city hall, where he was sworn into office, re turned yesterday to Grapevine. to re- main with his brother. J. II. Clement. Who continues critically i'll.
 Police Judge !. R. Stewart is again confined to his home with an attack of rheumatism, and Justice of the Peace ]. A. Frazier is acting as Do- lice judge
 H. P. Kinard has returned to his home at Dallas. Texas. after spending several days here as the guest of friends. -s%
 Captain R. R. Rice and Robert Rice, Jr., were here yesterday from Var ner, on business.
 Paul Byrd, who has been visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs. P. P. Byrd. has returned to Little Rock.
 w. A. Wal1 and his little nephew, c. G. Wall. Jr., left yesterday for Lilesville, N. C.. to spend several months at Mir. Walls old home.
 Fred LeI.aurn, of the Simmons Ma tional bank, leaves today for Kansas City and other points in that section, for visit with friends.
 Attorney Louis J. Moore is here from Hot Springs, visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. George B. Moore
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Young Ladies' Society Has EniOyafle Session.

The Young Ladies society of the First Presbyterian church hela an enjoyable session Monday afternoon with Mrs. T. M. Hooker. there being large attendance. Most of the en- thusiastic discussion was based on missionary work. particularly in the home field, and the ladies indicated they had received much inspiration from the recent Presbyterial of Pine Bluff.
 A most interesting musical and literary program was carried out during the afternoon, numbers that were especially pleasing being musi- cal trio, violin, piano and mandolin, by Mrs. C. Z. McClain and the two Hooker boys; a reading by Miss Bes- Sic Merle Wells: and a musical num- Ter by Mrs. Bishop and Miss Norris Delicious refreshments were served during the afternoon.
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G60D COLOR
 GOOD HEALTH
Is What Cardui Gave to This Alabama Ladye According t0 Her S{ate-
 Ment Printed Below.

Clio, Ala.-fI had been in good health until was 15 years old, writes Mrs. A. L. Snell, of P. F. D. No 1, this place but one day. WAS helping my father plant cotton in the field and was caught in the rain. .At that tlne I aot very Il. I sui iisred great agony in tae lower ab1o- men, right side, and had dreadful sick headache, also pains in the back. got d. eadfuily thin and simply gave entirely up. l had to go to bed an 1 was there, On my back for two weeks.
 D. said I'd have so have an operation. I wouldn't near to that so great benef t..she recOmmonded tha l take Cardui Soon after I began taking it, I saw an improvement, and was able to get up and be about my Wo. k
 I was nearly entirely we'll. when one day.. I scrubbed the whole house, washed clothes for [ in the family, and got my feet wet This caused another sick spell ...... So I turned again to my old friend, pr. Cardui.,... After the use of less than a bottle again I was able to be up and about my work. I also f1esh9ned up aga Il. got good color. and am now in good health I highly recommend Cardui It is the best tonic that I know off,
 If you need a tonic, try Cariui For sale at all druggists.
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NECRDLCGTCAL. WATS0N CHAPEL SI,HODl SELECTS CONTESTANTS
Eliminais2n Contests Last Wight to Select Representatives for Meet
 Here Saturday.

Preliminary contests were held last night al the Watson Chapel school, l" select tho schools representatives al the county track and field meet iand musical and literary contests. to be held here Saturday. There was a large attendance of pupils and their. parents and friends, and the exercises were most interesting. some Of the contests being unusually close. Prof. B. II. Glenn of the first ward school Prof. W. p Keith of the Sixth avenue school and Prof. R. F. Phil beck of the High school faculty acted as judges in the contests The results of the contests are that the following representatives were chosen for the school:
 Aunsey Faucett, declamation. high school grade.
 Eugene Wilson. declamation, gram mar grade.
 Teddy Jones, Reclamation. primary grade
 Miss Marie Wilson, recitation, high school grade.
 Miss Gladys Faucett. recitation, grammar grades.
 Among the Watson Chapel represen- tatives in the athletic division. will be the following:
 Carl Schultz, running high jump, running broad jump.
 Munsey Faucett and Carl Schultz. loo yard dash, 22o yard dash and 40 yard dash.
 Roy Gulledge, Clyde F'ancett, Carl Schultz and Munsey Faucet S80 yard relay race.
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S'lOP! CAL0NEL
 !S QUICKSILVER
lC x mercur!s tttacks the bones,
 >alivateS and makes you Sich.

There's no reason why ! person should take Siokenins, saliVatng ca}omel when 70 censs buys large te1tle of Dodson's F.v@r Tone-a per stastitnte for calomel
 II is a pleasant vogctqblo liquM which will start you liver just a. surely aS calomol, but i loc8n' make 5au sick and can pot sa3iya,e.
 GAlidFoa and grown folks can take bodson's Liver Tone, because it i3 perfectly harmless.
 Colonel s q dangerous drug. T. is mercury and attacks your bones. T@he dese of nasty cal0mel today and you will feel weak, sick and nauseated tOmorrOW. Don't loea a @ay's work. rake . spoonful of bod sons Liver Tone instead and you will wake up feeling great. No more bil- lcusnoss, constipation, luegishness, headache, coated tonua or sour stom- ach, Your druggist says if you don't ind Bodson's Liver Tone acts better han horrible ealomel your money is waiting for you.
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FINED FOR LARCENY.

John Williams, negro, charged with. the theft of some white linen collars from the porch of F. w. Eek, Ninth and Pine street, some days ago, en- tered plea of guilty in the police court yesterday and was fined $10 by Acting Police Judge J. A. Frazier. The collars were recovered when Will Hams sent them to the laundry, and the negro's arrest followed.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Today. Elite club dance, Fraternity hall. Women's Auxiliary, at Y. M. C. A.. 5 D. m. kis
 Thursday. Housewives league, chamber of commerce, 3 D. m.
 Friday. Sorosis society, Higl school. Pi Psi society, II gh school.
 Saturday. Story hour, library. 2:3O D. m.