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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-15

Iu PRlNTERS-WE HAVE FOUR
double news stands with racks for
ten full-size cases, together with
cases, for, sale cheap, for cash or
On time, as we have installed steel
racks. Daily Graphic. Pine Bluff,
Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-15

Quicksilver is IS Y times heavier
than water
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-15

y process has been invented in
India for producing saltpeter of about
"a per cent. purity
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-15

FOR ENT---FURNISHED or IN.
furnished rooms. newly pap,red
and painted; close in; city water,
gas. Phone 1854 or see Mr. G, ].
Meyer, 600 w. Barraque street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-15
CLASSIFIED
WA MT
Bring Results Try One
BY chop"

CO., phones Nos, 2 and liz. 3-l9-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-15

FOR SALE-FIVE ACRE TRACTS
near dollarway road; lots this side
are selling for $75, 5 acres only
$3.50; $40 cash and s. per month
see F. O. & NJ. H. McGehee, phone
1888. 414-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-15

FOR SALE-FINE FAMILY HORSE
and surrey will exchange for real
estate. See f. O. or Fl. IN. McGehee,
Or phone 1887. 4-13-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-15

When Better Automobiles
are Built, Buick will make
them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-15

FOR RENT OR SALE-HO JsE
with all modern improveme its;
gas, water and electric lights; l1O6
west Fourth avenue. Apply e. C.
We'll, Phone 2161, Hotel Pines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-15

FOR SALE-ONE FIVE PASSENGER
Touring Car; a bargain, III taken at
once. Telephone 1865. Magnolia
Automobile & Supply company.
4-12-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-15

LOST-AT THE SHOW GROUNDS
last evening, round gold bracelet,
set with one diamond, and with
name engraved on inner side. Re-
ward If returned to Sam F. Vaulx,
at circuit clerks office. 412-6s
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-15

FOR SALE CASH REGISTER: 3
glass showcases; / ice box; nice
line OF mixed candies with trays
and jars; stove; shelving; all in
first class order; phone 433, or call
LA East Fifth avenue. 4-9-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-15

FOR SALE-.ALL KINDS VEGET-
ables and flower plants, tomatoes.
bell peppers. egg plants and sweet
potato slips; all kinds of pot plants;
apply 100 East Fifth avenue. 4-5-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-15

FOR SALE-ONE LITTLE SIX
Buick auto 1916 model, run less than
100 miles, in perfect shape; viii
sell cheap; apply to Mrs. C. d.
Long. MOSCOW. Ark. Act
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-15

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN--FIVE
passenger Overland tourings car
equipped with storage batteries and
electric light, 5000. Will demon
strate. Can be seen at 1906 East
Sixth avenue. 4-5-6t
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-10
selesraf.nnionens so Mdrs
Snblen1,.

Sen internationally Eelegraf-um-
on, Der bleD afiluttet / .Naris i 1865,
bol6t fit 50=aarige, Subilenm /
1915. &rigen bar ogiaa Der lagt
lin bGmmen6e &aa,1o, iDd ct lille
Geitifrift, iom unionens inter11atip=
nale 8eureau / 8er1t / Sen Mnleo=
ming bar u6Ien6t, fgrit er fonn1et
It'll at foreligge / bisie Sage.
Selegraf-0b imellem
.2a1r6ene fien6tes bel fgr 1865. Set
bar Ipif1anb og 3itrig, Ser alIereoe
! 1849 bar Soregmgsmen6 paa oet-
te Self; ienere il,1tte6e 81. a. Sranf=
rig fig til, men fgr1t efter en- &on=
ference / @aris / 1865 afilutteoe 20
|@taters Delegerebe 6en internotio-
male Selgraf-&onuentio11, font 10
Mar lenere bleb rebioeret / Netro=
grab % ii6en bar bere g%jeloenoe
for Gelegraf1mmfpen1u1et imellen
2an6enc.
l1nionen omfatter TILL ct baIDt
bunoreoe 5tater og ontrent lige
iaa mango pribate SelegrufleIifober,
ibis beientliglte 8irfiornbe6 foIoer
paa Sefablernes Omran6e. Set oa11=
ffe ~@tore @or6iife GelegraflelFab"
inbtager fer en- fremragenoe Ela6s.
Rabel1elifaberne bnr &obter til en-
fmlet 2eng6e al 315, 900 Mil, me-
6ens 5taternes &abelnet fun er en-
Semte0el berof. StSr1te0elen al Sab
1erne er engelife, fron1fe> bollanolfe
og merifnnlfe men og1un Sapan er
fommet go6t me6. +.
unionen omfutter 80 Mill. &ba=
bratmil. Mntallet at Selegrofltotio=
ner bar / 1866 10000 / 1913 TO-
600, me6ens ben 1omle6c 2inielpng=
Sc bar b%enbolDsbis $4,000 MiI og
1 Mill. Mil. s 1865 bleb Ser be-
for6ret $4,000 5elegramner in1o6
528 MiH. / 1918.
Ggr1t langt lenere mi6t / 1S8O'er=
ne TOM Selefonen til. Sen begDn6te
Deficient me6 fnop SIS Mil 2inier
8er6en ober> men ct / Sc forlpbne
80 Mar bof1et til gobt $4,000 Seq
11inger. Ser finDes mi @eroen ODER
op imoo AZ Mil1. acknowledgements
ter, lom bgrer UNDER Gelegroi=l1nio=
men, og 6isie Menneifer ferer alt /
Falt 745 N}ill. Selefoniamtaler, me-
0ens bet till pareroe Sol / 1885 lite
noaeoe De 100 Millioner.
S sc forlpbne SO Mor bar ser pe=
ret afbol6t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS /
@aris 1866, @ien 1868, &om 1872
8etrogrn0 1875, 2on6on 1879, Ser
lin 1885, Haris 1890, 8l10epelt
1896, 2on6on 1903 og Sis labon
1908; Sen til 1916 onioHc &onfe=
renee / Baris blep al noturlige
@rurroe lite iii noget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-10

BET lettete Spgrgsn1doI at iDore
poo. 81 Bali1en life go6t fu1r6e la
pes lpngere, iibareoe Neanoe1r, mems
BON rem1meOe fig: r8i faar Cup
" - u5nppe?" iDare0e 2G-
gen bartro. vSbao bar S at lube
5uppe paa? Sar S ilugtet noget?"
~SSa, Di bar e160a." rSba0 bar S
ba lIagtet?" ~5oar". uSpormarr-
ge?" ct" TOM set inefficient.
ct Soar til alle Be Mennelfer!
Set bar S f%ormobentlig ilagtet |
og mi ,er hi / Sebruar.
gu foritoo 2egen og ieg beOre,
bporfor ollie fer / Suft 1aa iaa bic
&c no.
So ri fort efter iteg til @oens
igjen, faiteoe leg forinoe1r ct 8lif
ODER &aalgaaro6iget; ies iaa 3d. at
ollie &aalene bar afifaarne lige til
Sor0en."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-10

9Greren: uNaor man fomrner fra
og Teller element Gre
iun6, bbilfet 2anO bar man lao paa
bejre @ibe?"
Glebe11: uDet fa1r man lite iige
mes 8eltemtbeo, for BET fommer an
paa, bborle6es man itaar paa Def
g.: Gin Satter bar mere @en=
&c emo BON bar Soritano.
g.: So, % iaa er BON enoba
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-10

&eb cit Guucert la0 cit Serre,
Ser bur fommet for Multfens Sfpl0,
bugbe0 en- ung Wano, lo11 ugenert
blen beo me0 at %fo1berlere lin Seq
iagerlfe. 90 bette bopoe paret nogem
EiD, robrb0 @erren:
= Set or oog mini lonoten for.
nfprfommet!
or set Mtg, 0eres 8emerf=
ming gjalot? ipurgte ben unge
Ma1D.
Yaa i11ge1 Maaoe> ipore6e
@erren. Set bar Srfe1teret> ieg fig
tebe Ill. Set gi6r iao6an ct @pef=
tafel, at leg life fan bere @alboelen
al, bbao De flyer.
9nuroan Gu &rte be9pnOer. Sig
mig cit Gang. ;yar; lpuret: lille
Ole, bborbon begp11oer &rig c.ycnt=
Zig?
= l1noerti6en pao en- Manbe, u1~
6ertioer pao EN- onoe11, min Drer1a,
ibare6e 6o6eren. Com ct @fsempel
fan jeg nnpne &rtgm mellen Gp1f<
Ian bog &11slon6. Sen l16bre6, for
81 &usierne mobilil ere6e.
: 9eei, min fjere Sen, m6ifip6
'Sles Mor, set bar life @r>>noen!
- Meen min ellfe6e> 1ae6e SUI
tets &erre, tror gu life, ieg be0,
bbn0 jeg toler ON? Set bur 11emlig
@rl1n6en.
- 9tei gu tager felt. Set Dor,
|foroi Gpiferne. -
- Men fiere> ieg flyer Sig at
BET Dor forbi, at =
- Du Deb meget go6t, at set IT.
fe bar oerfor. 9n forlgger blot =
= Seq fn1 life eri110re, at 1aoger
bar 1purgt ONT Sin Mening / 6en=
ne @ng.
Seq bill lite ba', at min 9reng
ifaI proppes me6 EN- Mosie 26gne
,af en- gammel Dnmrion.
- Mage til ELECTROMAGNETIC bar
leg BOG ol6rig bgrt.
- D11 t9nfer monj fe pua at ilau
mtg. Set fnn6e' iaamen6 go6t ligne
9ig. Men 9at ifal bare life bil0e
ino, at leg tenfer pao at too
Ie -
@rp0 jer bore fife ON set
afbrp0 lille Ole. Seq tror NOT,
|t leg rn beo, bboroan arig begpn-
Der.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-10

- sfrio eftrr #rgscanata,e, al
bette BIab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-20
Seine fir ecbcusseit.

Rnr Henn aus 96 fbris. AH Der Aetieite bec
300 SloTS Iorb.gOblHiOne.r
smtinen wlceioerrb' uuo Seiierton'Gtrabe.
wlooerne. seiteemdBe Observation-Disclosures
VrelS $500. Wisbrioer OIranb5Hs.
Gle enibaIien 8lnmer iinO Nao. bahen
@nS, uno 9leftriibe pendbier, @rnina0esgln'
inlnB; nlle neueIicn NIumblnp @lnri6lnnGcn
@enirnheionna I'M Keller, aoblenoien IN Der
Rlcbe, etc.
wlau uebnIe Wlommeri'GirdbeV Vlefirlihe.
xbr q. Z. cIanasbrr Sieolth-gompanB,
Wdruu.eruebmcr
vlS~ DsO Mlnnleu DnlIbluD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-20
l.IrnnNitiifs. .lIehertaannacn.

@m u. G. &ugbes an SaS. N. Ba-
i6all uno 5ron Siiooitieitc Der Can
pole.Str, nabe @enniploonia-gloe. /;
t6 6ei 80.
Sobn W. 8robamn on &arl ~.
@ubert, 2 @run0ltiide.
gtat6an 1Srante an Safob Eetrl'
ibolSfD, Sruitee, 6 @runOitiide.
Gimot6D S. Malone an So6n 8.
Sanford, 9{r. 2215 Orem-9lpe.
So6n 8. SonforO an 9imotbD s.
Malone, gtr. 1914 8olton-Str.
gOgor i. Sorner on Wlinnie 81.
S6roeoer, @eiticitc ser @apioultrv
uabc MoibersStrnBe, IA bci so.
Wlorv g. s. @pons unO @atte an
9iobt. g. Sill, SiiOweitieite ser Gin
Oen-9loenue, nabe Gopieno'Str. 18
Bel 1870.
$. z. @eiienOaffer an u. S. @ai6.
ineton, Sltieite ser Yoppleton-Stro
nobe Born oOer @6ite 9laep.
6. G. 0alu an 9lnOreiu Giotti lnO
gln0ere, 2 @runOltiide.
9iobt. Wa1 unO Satin an 6ran-
cis5cf SOgi unO slnoere, Oitieite Der
sort. StroBe, nobe 2nncolter-S -StroBe,
1916 bel rs.
9lnnic Is. Mallonee, Grtrr., on 9In-
nic 6. Nlollonce, Sii6ieite ser SO.
lum6ia-9lpc.
S6os. $. S6eats, ir, umO 5ror,
an 56os. 6. Coulter mO 6rolt gtr.
1881 Oit-2oiaDette- 9IUe.
Gltote Of SEeter @rogon on 8o6e-
mion 9(merison 9. g., 9tr. 1918,
&c. .9u5erne.StroBe.
$. s. Wlottbeps uno Satin ON sc.
Q. Wlc@rat6, Siiopeitieite Ger @lt.
&ovol.glpe., nabe ESoffmon.Str.
Someieefers geoItp SO. on Glo.
renee ". Sinf rnO 8rolL @eitieits
Collins 9lpenue, uabe Olo 6reoerid
0RooO. IA bel t4o SUB, @ruuOsinS
$50, So.
EitIe @uor. II. Eruit 60. an Gil-
refo 2ife Suiurouce 60, "A @rino.
itiide, $12416.66.
9eni 9lib an Siooc Srieomann,
9lorOede SnitbitruBe, na6e @ilmer.
9laen. @runo5ins $36, So.
G6os. $. Ben ino 6rai an Sadion
6. Euttle unO 6rai, @eitieite 9ong-
moooIiroBc, nobe @inoior 9lpe4 80
bel Is SUB, @ruO5ins $72, So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-20
Observation-Disclosures.

Siege 9autb0tigfcit enhpidelt ii1 IN
Baltimore mO llmsebums. - gie
@owaro 9augeieai6ait bat Ole
YIdne fiir 1S 5weiit0diee Sduier
bei'm @ebGuOe-Snipeftor einrei.
den laiien. geridieOene
@rino5inien @erfGuic mitee.
t6eiIt.
0ie @omorO-9ougeielidoit reidte
eeltern beim @ebGuoe. Snipeftor oie
&ldue fiir 1S 5peilt0dige Sduier ei1
peI6e al ser Suopeitede Ger @inos
ior-9lne. um0 &oie0ale.StroBe crrih.
tet meroen iollen. Die SGuier wer.
0en in Dem Gonpentions-Stil errid.
tet lmo belGilft iib Der 9omuertb aui
lmgeidbr $4,000.
9ie Gromn Gorf uno Seal So.
mill an Dem @ebduoe an Der @de Der
@uilior0.gloe. unO Sliner-StroBe Ell.
niee bauliHe @erdnOerlmgen porneb-
men laiien uno bat ole oieSbe5iieli-
6en Eldne Dem @cbGuOe-Snipeftor
einrci9en loiien.
Sine einltodige @ora9c mill Sobn
8. Segler binter Nem Souie 9tr.
2S1S @eit-6ogette. .StraBe errihten
lolIen, uno reid)te oie 0iesbe3iiglihen
@lGne in Dem 8urenu oeS @eb6uOe.
SSnipeftors Elm.
g9iIliom $. @irfpooo, ir., fuufte
bon Oen Serren @ioloD mo @rooD
Elm Stld 9anO in Der @roBe BON Ell.
mem 9lder, auf melhem iiH elm
@o5nbouS beiinoet. IN oenl AbiAnitt
ser @reen 5pring-9lpemue um0 "a.
nep-HoaO. Oas @eiHdit murOe Ourd
Oie 5irmo Garter lnO Steifep obge-
i6lofen.
Die Sirma GauobD, Searn & 60.
berfaufte 5mei @runO5inien in so.
be BON ie $32 auf SGuier on Der Sli-
daroion-S -StraBe, lmO einen @rlno.
aims in 006e BON $40 al ser Sort
9loenue on 6rau Wabel @epbart.
Sin @run05ins in S0be BON $120
ouf oos Saus 9tr. S25 9roofS Zane
fauite 9iobert 6. @arrett BON 6ronf
8. Singer, ir. Ser glnpalt @iliam
s. 'Eiri6er hngirte olS &ebtsbei'
ltano bel Dem glnfaui.
Serr s. @turoob Dennis fauite
cine an ser 9lortDwop., llnoerwooo.
mO StratforO-&oaS, in @uiliorO ge-
legene 9auiteae pon DER 9iolano
9orf 60, nm BORT cine Gillo fiir iib
errihten 81 laiien. Gas 2ano bat
Die sSorm eines 0reiedS. Serr Gen.
mis- lit eip befannter 9oltimorer, Der
oieie @cgenO lin ieine 9ieiioen5 aus.
geiuht bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-20

ONNNt - -htbNtf lA.t h'p ObNN
on Sonnel 6lcilbman imo Srot9lr.
S27 9roofs Sane, So.
Somes aeeltp an u. j. @olbiueer
rno 6rou SiiOieite 0liggs-9Ipe, maze
GufelanoitraBe, 24.S bel 40 SUB,
@rumO5iuS $75. $5.
9IneeloOe 9. Iioier, Sruitee, oil
Morf 81. SbriOer, ir., @eitieite GoI.
bert. nabe SopnienOitroBe, 1876 bel
1925 SUB, So.
Nlorf .. SbriOer, jr., on gfina 3
9ioie, mo @otte. @eitieite GolOert-,
uube EownienoitroBc, 1876 BEL 1928
SUB, SIS.
Dl. 3. Garter an Sranf 9. Croft II.
6rou, SiiOmeit gde 6rontlin- unO
SiltonitroBe, @ruuO5ins $40, So.
s. s. Emitcbell inO 6rou ou Sol
s. 9anliu 9Sr. 2i3, goro @ineitr.,
@runo5ins $34, So.
@lorp 8. Gooiugton II. u. an Goro-
line Q. 9oniemer, Siioieite 2nnpole,
nabe @oenitroBe, 1874 bel 20 SUB,
So.
9lnner Cont, 60. an @m. @. Ship.
lep imo 6roi SiiOieite Scr g9bitrio.
&c, no6e @uiIforo 9lpenue 1879 bel
50 SUB, @rln05ins $50, So.
6ronf 8. Singer, IT, unO 6rou
an Gobcrt 6. @orrett, Sioieite Der
9roofs Cane, nobe 9iuOen 9lpcnue,
% bel 40 SUB, So.
Nlo6el 9. Sod an Sleiidmonu So,
gSorOpeitieite geloir 9ioaO, nobe oer
gtort6 gloenue, 1907 bel ~ SUB. So.
stephen u. 0loion ino Srou on
Is. 2. @reenitein, 1 @unOitiid, s..
.. 9. 9lppIeiieiu an .. 9ioieubllm
un06rau, @eitieite @olieihoBe, no6e
6oirmount glpeuue, IA bel so SUB,
@rlmoSins $35, So.
gllfro StoteIli uno Srau on Sin.
ceu5o EuIignoni II. g., 9toroieite OeS
eager %loce, no6e Nlilton.9loeulle,
t3 bel 80 SUB, @ruuO5ins $40, ST.
O50
2eslie 2. Olorton II. 81. al @m.
Soimeiiter, gSeitieite 9egiiter. no6c
goitern 9loemie, 1871 bel AZ Sub,
So,
GieIelben an e. g. @liaer. 5mei
@umOitiide, So.
George &ellp, GeitomentspoIliiret.
fer, an Nlollie Saul Sitieite ser
@ornon 9lpcnuc, uo6e 9oltimore
Strobe. 1910 bel 1876.
6ronf 9topaf Heoltu So ou Sol.
g9. Goug6lin rmo 6rom 9torooitieite
ser glorpooO-, na6e &arioro-9lOenue,
13 Del 65.
Ganiel MocEougoll an S9m. s.
SDudb, @eiiieite DER @reene,, no6e
$curh StroBc, 40 6ei .
S6omoS $. Sames an elmer M
Sarper, g9eitieite Der TO-, un6e 9a.
fer.StraBc, 14.3 6ei 1889.
Glmer @l Sorper an G6omoS s..
Sames imo 6rou @eItieite ser TO-,
na6e 9ofer-StroBe, 1t3 bel 1889.
9Srn. S. Meper lrno 6rou al 0rouf
Gurfo mo 6rot Sitieite Der SulI.,
uobe Nlorriott StrnBe, u bel 49,
9oiper Serionb im0 5rou on 9lO.
Eores5 unO SrolL Siiooitieite Ser
9lnore-, no6c 9eoign.StroBe 1873 bel
Go.
Soonun G.-aoOonolgb an 9. @loB-
mon unO 6raiL @eitieite ser 9ouo.
StroBe, nobe 9Iller, 1913 Del 100
@li5obet6 2inOner an acpie Nlor.
geniteiu Sifeite Der 6urrow., uo6c
WiarD 9lnno. StroBe, 1922 Del 65
G6orleS 8. &nie6t on 9Im6roie
SoufoitiS, 2 @rlnOitiide.
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@aricn.@cridt.

ltniteO Stobl Stommoftien bro1ten
es oili Ger 9Iew gorfer 90ric
3u scr neueu &0be BON $t.09.-
&riegs.9obies fisurirteu itorf
unter 0en begebrten Sbietteu.-
SSnouitriol gllcobol botte bic 6iib.
runq. Baltimore @oric rlbig.
Nem grt 10. September. ~
9lm yIohnlittog brohte es II. 9.
StobI ouf Ger 90rie ou elmer neuen
Sobe, iuocm ooilelbe Inn $3.50 itieg
uno nit $t09 pertoufte.
0ie @0ric crofnete etiuns unbe-
itimmt imO murOen 81 8eginn Der
@ei1Gftc cinigc &iideGnge berperft.
glo6 @crlouf Scr eriten 10 Ntinlten
entipidelte iih Elm itdrterer Son im-
ter mcldem Oie 9reiic ipieOer itiegen
uno Geo0ine in outer giahfroge mar.
9(m ipGten gtodmittoe poren 9lusgd-
ben oIlcr 9lrt in itorter gIodfroec,
Oodb moreu bic @eidGfte in oen fiib.
reuben gluseobcn bon profeiiionellenl
@Doroftcr.
Gic aupler 9lusgoben bieltcn on
idb 5il ocrbeiiern.
@ielc Der 9rieeS.9obies moren IN
qr0Bercr Nodbfroec ais felt longer
3eit. Srotoem Stobl Stommoftien
mGbren6 oeS Soecs inter itetigem
Druid morcn, ettipidclten 0ieielben
om Nocbmittog erneute St6rfe uno
itiegen nod Dem @r0ffnmgSperfoui
nit 1912 auf 100, moOurH iie einen
neien Reforo ldbufen.
Union @ocific por ouA beecbrt II.
uerfoiitc nit einem @eminn bon 15s
6u 147$s. Sn Oen Spe8ialit6tei ron-
girte SSnouItriol gllcobol an eriter
SteIle uno iticg Orei 9Srnfte aui
1921. gtnoconoo &upier 6eipobrte
feline 9(naiebuugsfroit uno Itiee oui
91a4. ct. SAUL modte eiucu @epinn
bon "a ouf 96%. Ser Morft icbIoB
feit
9 oltimore . 0rle.
9Iu Ger biciigen 9orie mabte iih
cine itorte gobfrogc nod @ertbpo-
picren bemerf6or, lmO muroe bon
9lnlogcbduiern berihtet Dab Dies
0'eidoit iicb bolo gum 9eiieren men.
set. Der 9(fticnmorft bcmeste iicb in
Scr oItcn rubigen 9obn rno funocu
feline Seibdite BON 9eoeuhmg itott.
9Iber audi bierin miro erportet, Dob
oos @eihdit in &iir8e wie0er oui-
bliibt uno oos Sntereiie 0es @ubH.
flms iid mieoer ser 90rie 0umenOct.
Sir Oos @ei66ftsIeben 1T oies nidt
MIR icbr notbmenoig ion0crn oucb 3u
miinihcu
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8altimore.@Omm.S .Sarmcn Nno 2anbldnier;
NeQnem 8nr Staot per Sifenbabn ooer 0lefri
lde; mebrere bargains Scgn u. @iniams,
525 Sdw Sullotng. (Sepil9-2o)
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81 UtfInuItH.
0anofib bon 2S5 glder bel @odeOSbiue,
DO; oroBes Q8obnbmiS, QgobHbder, Scbens
nen uno NuBenqebduoen. Jtdd5li. bel q. ".
priabt, Sr., t0S Sft9eringtun-Str. St Saul
5000, ooer NodensOine, III. (Sepi19.1WD
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idbel &erlonot BON Sen @lepotorer
25,623 Suidel; @Iepotoren.Gorrotb
SS.93S @uIdeI.
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3 q er. = 8uflDr SLIJI Wll7
ihel; Gerionot bon oen @lepatoren
26,474 9uihel; Glepatoren- &orrotb
931. .243 @nlheI.
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G65res Saus mil 8 8lmmern, in feiner
H1cbnori6nff nlle Bequemlinieiien, breite
glaite Strnbe; BreiS, $125000. Stam $1,000
Doreen aui oaS @igentbuin 9lr. 26S9, HilteHs-
abeHue. (Suli26-1DRD
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3ufubr t90,607 @u.
idel; &erionot BON Sen @lepotoreu
9t,7S6 9uideI; GIepotoren-Torratb
2,572,239 9uihel.
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gpirtBimaiten 5um @erfanf In allen Ginots
ibeilen. penliidhteS @eihdit etc, bon $500 bis
$4,000 i'm @reis. SiaD & Snnall, 327 Colbert
Snilbing. (Sepi10-25)
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NlcbI. nnO @etreiOc-WlurFt.

0ienroe. 10. September 1916.
W}eb /. ~ 3ufubr 5479 5Giier,
2O55 5diier 8u Canton.
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8n Oermiet6en;
3n Dcrtunfen.


Su OerfaWIen:
Sin tpiini6ensperiber @roceries uno Broos
ilonssYloen NIT Soro 2ieierungSsQluiomobil
mo Srebbooen. Ielcpbon Mlaoilon 500,
Spbn @lnedler Yir. 1908 orb'6ultUn'gueHne.
(Sept16-2D
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struck her, and then he caught her BY
the shoulder and forced her to her
knees"
Sobs caught in her throat. She could
not 60 on for moment. and the tears
rolled UNDECIDED down her cheeks. az,
stammering little and speaking al
most incoherently. she cried. And
then. ycur Honor-Mary screamed!
Screamed the WY she had before. and
I-l-saw her go mad before my very
eyes! Mr.. Langdon. who had been
waiting In the garden-to he sure all
was right with us-heard the scream
too, and came running in. My hus.
band saw him-and he snatched the
poker out Of the Ore where In my
haste had left It, and swung It at
Mr.. 1-angdon. But It was Mary he
hit heard the sound Of it, smelt
the burnt 6esh. and as Mr.. Iangdon
flung my husband to the door ran to
her. But before l could reach her-or
stop her-she ran, still screaming, out
Of the house and disappearedv'
A passion Of tears shook her as she
finished, tears that were mirrored in
all the eyes in the room. Even Lang
don's voice was unsteady as he said
gently:
THAT IL all. Mrs. Page"
Mary was sobbing too, but they We're
the tears Of sad memories rather than
present suffering. and she flung a
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eyes!"
grateful glance from beneath her wei
lashes towards the prosecutor when
his curt,
mo questions" released Mrs. Page
from the stand and set her ut liberty
to drag herself back to her quiet cor.
ner.
She had laid bare all the tragedy OF
her married life for the sake Of hel
child; and what it had cost her to tell
SO calmly the story Of shame and
want and suffering and of the efforts
OF the drunken father to sell his daugh-
ter to man she did not love-onIy
she herself knew. There was more
than one woman among the spectators
who could and did guess what it cost
her, and whose heart went out to her
in pity.
1t was. however, an unfinished story
that she had told, and the room was
vibrant with the unspoken query,
Where did Mary goY" when Langdon
called his next witness:
alexander MacPhersOnw
The burly Scotchman. with his deep.
iy tanned face, his heavy beard and
rough clothes. was n striking contrast
to the delicate little witness who had
gone before him. and he surveyed the
Judge and jury with a wary hostility
that under less tragic circumstances
would have won smile from the spec.
tatOrs.
"MacPherson. you are woodsman.
are you nOt?"
II am. sir"
where were you employed six years
agO?"
II was wurkin' to the Paisley estate
clearin' out the aud timber in the
woods There was hint of Scot
fish accent in his speech, though long
years in America had left it no more
than burr. pleasantly suggestive Of
the wide woodland spaces among
which his life was spent.
did you ever see Miss Pager"
"Yes. sir. She came tae the woods
often. She had luve Of the wild
things in her heart. and I'd COON across
her many times. sittin' vie book, or
JuSI III CdAiu III tue WOOUS.
"MacPhersOn, can you remember the
last time that you saw Mary Page in
the woods of the Paisley estateY'
1--WE guide memory" he answered
rebukingly. land 1t was q time to set
N anyOne's mind Twas on the night
OF the party Jim Hanley give. up 10
the ridge"
"Will you tell Us, please. what &C.
CURED on that night?"
Il had been tae the party and was
comm home. We had sat sae lang II
were pretty late. and says to myself.
I'll ma 60 way round by the road. but
straight through the woods knew
them too well to lose my way. even in
the dark. had COON almost to the
Hollow. which Is like q bowl In the
middle Of the wood, when l heard
somebody singin'. 1t came strange like
In the night. and ] am nae ashamed
to say ] was scared. SO l stood-not
hidin'. mind We, but waitin' tae see
what 1t was. Then seen q figure on
the other side Of the hollow coomin'
through the trees-all In white-and
wavin' its arms. daft-like. and singin'
and laughin' and cryin' all in one."
Gould you see who 1t was?"
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HE doesn't know anything. I've
pumped him dry as powder"
"A discreet knock sounded, and the
bailiff put his head In at the door.
His Honor is ready to go into Court,
sir" he said; and with a nod Ut relief
the prosecutor gathered up his papers.
defence begins today. don't hy'
asked the detective rs he left. what
do you guess it's going to be?''
I'm not guessing anything" said the
District Attorney grimly. Except that
his witnesses are going to have a bad
time when they get into my hands,"
"rell me something ! don't know"
chuckled the detective with honest ad,
miratiOn, though after moments
pause he added behind his superior's
back. But Mary Page has got the
sympathy. Of the crowd at that, by
glOry!' =:
She HAD won the the sympathy Of
the spectators. nowhere was no
doubt of it. and the hostility that was