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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-24
Largest Agricultural Warehouse.

Largest Agricultural Warehouse.
New Orleans has the largest agricul-
tural warehouse In the world. II has a
capacity OF 100000 bales Of cotton
and is adapted TO the storage OF all 9TH
er packed commodities, such as sugar
and coffee. II was built at a cost Of
S3J0O,000 by the state OF Louisiana
and is said to reduce the cost Of han
ding any agricultural commodity 40
per cent There are twenty three acres
Of ground under roof. while the entire
plant occupies 100 acres. - National
Geographic Magazine.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-24
Howe At Middlesboro Hotel

Wallace Howe, one Of the most
hotel men in Kentucky, has
been selected as manager of the
new Middlesboro Hotel, at Middles-
boro. Mr.. Howe managed the
Olympian Springs Hotel and also OPP
Grated with success for a humber
of seasons the hotel at Torrent and
other resorts in the State.
jackson Times.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-24

winchester. Inas Aug. 22.-Afh-
davits have been fled In the circuit
court by Deputy Fire Marshal Bruce.
charging Henry Sutton. age ffty-thrse.
. merchant Mt woods. nve miles south
Of here. with arson. II 10 alleged he
burned q farm house. six miles north
Of winchester. II an EFFORT to obtain
insurance In the cum q SSee.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-24
Rules For Drsss.

Dress yourself fine where others are
fine and plain where others are plain.
but take care that your clothes are
well made and a. you. for otherwise
they will give you a very awkward
nir.-Lord Chesterfield.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-24
IN OUR OWN STATE
tCou,lnued From Pave Onel

j. NJ. Turner, and has opened offices
in that lively and promising little
city. Mr.. Johnson is splendid
engineer, and in view of the activity
in that line in and around Irvine,
has a splendid business opportunity
We wish him great success in his
new undertaking.
kentucky Register.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-24
SHEAR WIT

do you ever take day off and go
fishing?'
"Yes. But the fish always seem to
take the same day of that do
Washington Star.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-24
Quite So

There's one class OF men whose
employers are anxious should
strike"
who are they?'
Baseball batters., - Baltimore
American.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-24
Hiaher Mathemati

"A kiss is nothing divided by two.
BAH That's old stun. A kiss is
two divided by nothing" ~ ,ster.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-24
PUBLIC SALE
IN ORDER TO SETTLE UP THE ESTATE WILL ON
Thursday, September z, 1916
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. M.

Beginning O'Clock A. M.
Proceed sell highest bidder the DavdW
Black This farm located Madison County Kentucky
miles southeast Richmond the Muddy Creek road yards from
leading from Spedw Kngown close churches,
Schools and contains
lis Acres
subject This farm will be sold in and then whole
the bringing most wi sale
TRACT MOL Contains about with all Improvements. On
frame dwelling, smoke house, milk
outbding orchard and garden,
ponds failing Of this land in bal
ance in
a-Conains well fenced
balance This land will tobacco and
given January 1871 purchaser having the pv
ledge seeding fall, Terms made known date Of sale
J. C. BLACK
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-24
GETS A DEMAND FOR $1,000
Italian Saloon Keeper In Illinois Town
Threatened With Death.

Danville, ILL.,, Aug. 22.-"Put $l,00o
in your pocket and visit the West
Vile lane every night until you meet
a member OF our society, on pain OF
death If you refuse" read a message
received by Joseph Tuvada, West
vile Italian saloon keeper. The let
ter was turned over to the postal au-
thorities. and search is being made
for the writer. The letter was mailed
at Georgetown and was written on
typewriter with a red ribbon.
The writer referred to a revolver
duel fought in another saloon about
a year ago between two Italians.
Tuvada was accused in the letter OF
aiding the Italians to escape sentence.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-24
Poor Johnny

Nervous Mother - Mary, find out
what Johnny Is doing and tell him to
stop It. Mary-He's asleep, mum
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-24

The First Hospital.
Dedication OF the first hospital took
place in Caesarea. Syria. in the latter
part Of the fourth century.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
Bojj 0 Verduu.

PARYz. 22 marc:. .-\iemcy
odparci " szeregu atak6w na
Gore Trupia 10 Morte HON.
me, przerzucili atak gl6wny
IN prawy brzeg Nozy pod
Vaux, ma kt6re onegdaj pusz'
czono piec llniowych straszli-
vie silnvch atak0w, w kt6-
rych conajlepsze .pu&ki pru"
skiej i'cesarskiei ewardyi bra
Ey udzla}. Wszystkie ataki 70
sta}y odparte zogronnemi
st"ataml nieprzyjaciela. Maj.
mniejszej zmiany walki to ia
]ihii Vaux ME wywofa}y, fort
i miasteczko trzYmaja Fran
cuzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE
Zamordowany przez bandy-
tow Viii.

FL PAso, TEX. 22 marca
- Tuiejszy konsul Carranzy
Garcia otrzvma} wiadomose
ze W}oski Osadnik nazwis-
ziem Nisconti mieszkajacy
20 stronie mexykahskiej mie
<}zy Ojinaga a Santa Rozalia,
zosta} wczoraj zamordowany
przez bandyt6w Viii. Biz
=zych szczeg6}6w brak.
Przybyf tn normo1ski o.
sadnik ze stadem byd}a: kt6
ry opowiada, ze widzia1 VIII
'e i jego bande u1inionej So
boty, jak grasowali miedzy
Casas Grandes a Galeana.
Bandvcie temu towarzyszy1o
ME wiecej lax 800 kamrat6w,
procz tego zas mieIi 10 wo-
z6w z rannymi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
Pasazerski Parowiec
Zatopiony.

LONDYN % marca. Pa.
rowjec Holenderskiego L!oy'
du ,,Tubantia" zatonaf wczo
raj kofo statku swietlanego
Noord Hinder - wskutek
najechania nao,ine niemiecka
lub tez torpedowania przez
nur niem;ecki. Parowiec nnia'
oko}o etu pasazor6w, wsr6d
Mich kilku Amerykan0w, A o.
raz zafoge okofo 800 ludzi.
Statkowi pospisszyiy z pomo-
ca ieszcze ma czas z holender
skiego brzegu statki zabra}y
pasazer0w za}og1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
Kanada Sic wojska ma front.

N0Wl YORK, Z3 marca -
:Zuaiduiace sic iuz W tute],
Sym polcie psrowce linn
White Star "Baltlc' i "Ce.
dric' iakotez parowiec "A
driatic,', kt6rego przybycje
Jest W tygoduiu spodziewane,
uzyte zastanq W powrotnej
drodze do Europy przewozu
$500 swiezych wojsk kama.
dyjskich do Anglil. Konwo-
jowac je bedzie hotyIIa torpe.
dowc0w.
Obecuie znajduje sic juz ia
froncie bojowym l25,OO0
wojsk kanadyjskich, a drugie
tyle lest juz zupe}pie wycwi.
czonycb / czeka ia odjazd W
uajbIizszym czasie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
Walk W Polsce.

PIOTROGR6D, Is marca -
Komunikaty rosyjskie utrzy-
muja, il Niemcy rozwijaja no.
wa siIna ofersywe mad Dzwi.
ma - prawdopodobnie W kie-
runku Rygi. Ma p6fnocny
frontpowoiano co najlepszych
genera}6w - kuropatkin
Dmjtriew - sa tam w kO
mendzie. Atak juz sic zacza}
Niemcy iuz szturmuja ME-
kt6re poZycve coraz iutensy-
wniej, a dzia}owa robota
wzmaga sig u dnia Ma dz1e1.
Pod wyspa Da!son ia Dzwi
nie armaty niemiecEie wala
cd dni wiele ma pozycye 70
syjskie Rosyanje dzielnie 3D.
powiadaja: Ikskul, Tom sdorf
i inne punktv sa W c;ag}ym N
ogniu. Z poiudniowego odcin-
ka niema wa2niejszych vie.
Sci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
Zamordowai dwuch alne-
rykanow.

GALVESTON, TEX. p mar.
ca. - Otrzymano tn wiado.
nose O zamordowaniu ostat-
niego ponieczia5ku dwu oby~
wateli ameryka1skich, ma je
dnet Z ranch , poiozonei na
zach6d od Torreon. Wi2do
mosc te przeniesli zhiegowje
- Amerykanie i inui cudzo
ziemcy kt5rzy usz|i teraz z
tych niebez ez3iecznych okolic.
Obaj nieszczesliwi zostali po'
dObno zamordowani W czasie
antiamerykshsk1ei demon--
strscyi, a bra}o udziaf 60.
ra 500 Mexykan6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
Villa otoczony ma farmie
Hearsta.

Ell PAso, TEX. - marca. -
Wedle nadchodzacych tn is
krowYch depesz od kores-
pondent6w towarzyszacvch
amerykahsk;ej armll " Me-
xyku, Villa znajduje SIC ia
farmie pani Phoebe Hearst W
okolicy jeziora Bobicora, O..
to:Z"ny z trzech. stron przez
woiska Csrranzy, z czwartej
zas przez oddziat ameryka1-
ski, TAX, ze wvmknac sic ME
powinien pojnanie jego wy.
daje sic juz tylko kwestya
niedaiekiej przyss}osci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
Indyanie "a Carranza.

AIExYK MIASTo, ~ marca.
- 500 Indyan Z NecnimiIco
przeciagsfo tn z kapela utica
mi miasta demonstracVinie
wyrazajac swa radosc 2 zapo.
wiadajacego sic pokojowego
zako6czenja nieI:orozumieh
amerykan ko mexykanskich
i podnos>ac okrzl XII IA cztsG
rz4du Carranzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
Reid ma Anglie.
9c,u zabitych, 81 poranionych.

LONDYN, ~ marca. -
Niemcy onegdai urzadzlli
reid ma angielskie wybrzeze
wschodnie W jasny dzieh -
ME jak dotad - noca. .....
Ma okoli:e Kent powiatu W
poolizu 'vru wystano CITE
ry wielkie hydroplany 2
kt6rvch. trzem uda}o sic u.
leciec 2 powrotem jeden zas
2estrzvllli Anglicy juz od|a :
tulacy o 20 mil cd brzegu -
mafy aerop|an ang'elski Sci.
gal maszyne nie,niecka, ugo-
dill ia kilkakrotnie wreszcie
zrzucif - lotnicy nien1ieccy
zgine|i. w nawiedzonych
miastec:kach augielsk;ch
N;emcy szkody zrzadzili ;u-
dzi wytracili, oczywista MIS-
winnych wojnie i mic z niauie
majacych do czynienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
L NIW POLSkICH
W AMERY(E
CHICAGO.
Zabrall elegancki automobil.

Automcbilista po]ski Anto-
nj Grzybowski. majacy garaz
przy ulicach Holt i Black.
hawk, udaf sic onegdaj rano
do sr6dmiescia i wr6cit o
godz. 3ciei popo}udniu costa.
wiajac chfopaka 10 pilnowa.
nia garazu. Oko}o +tej zrana
zawital, dc garazu Grzvbow-
skiego trzej me7czyzni, "
wieku 25--2S lat, powiedzieli
chfopakow::, re maia jakis
interes i z garazu zsbrali e.
legancki samoch6d mark
Chalmers wartosci s., $50.
Po powrocie DO garazu. Cry
bowski natychmiast uw:ado-
mil . rabunku policye. Vie
cznrem o 9tej zualezicno auto
mcbil Grzybowskiego prey
Milwaukee ave-. i Irving
Parkboui. Policya aresztowa-
la .Adana Gorskiego, Piotra
Kopczvlskiego i Jakuba No
waka, wszyscy mieszkaja przy
Noble u!.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
Kard. Gotti ME zyje.

RZYM, p marca. - Y
Hierou.,n Marya Gotti, kar.
dynat perfect KonSregacyj
Propagandy Wary zmart dD,
l9 go marca. Urodzouy ou
byi W r. 1924. W Genui, kar
dvua}em Zostat W yOku 1895
-nalezaf do ZaxOnu karme
lit0w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
Zosta} $cBSniiony.

NANT1coKE, Pa. - w cza-
sic piracy W kopalni Anchin-
Gloss, Aleksander Wosiecki
zosta} sclsniety miedzv dwo-
ma w6zkami nafad0wanemi
weglem, przyczem odni6s}
zgniecenie krzyzy i zo}adka.
Stan jego jest niebezpiecz-
nym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
Pod wp}ywemtunkow.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. F. La
bihski rozpocza} awanture ma
tahcu W sail PREY Sci j Har.
rison avenues. Gdy mu po.
wiedziano. IL aby 90 uspo-
koic przywolany bedzie po-
licyant, odpowiedzia}::' 'Choc-
by nawet i 100 policyant6w
przvby}o, ia sic ME bo]e''.
Jednak jeden policyant po-
trafi} awanturnika uspokoic.
w sadzie kazano mu zap}acic
$1,000 kary.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
Bitwa 0 Trupia Gore.
Raportyi Komunikaty.

PARYz 22 rca.-Wszyst-
kie ataki niemieck;e odparte!
lDzia}owa wa]ka ME ustaje,O O.
negdaj Niemcy zdobyli Wzg6~
RE Trupje lie Morte HON.
me, lecz W kontrataku ode
brali wnet Francuzi pozycy'
|e zdobyte ma kr6tki czas /
trzymaia je utrwalone, q kon-
trataki niemieckie odrzucono
wstecz z kolosalna strata W
]udziach nieorzyjaciela: :bitwa
o ten punkt bv}a centrem
wczoralszycl walk, kt6re
Niemc6w kosztowa}y co mai
mniej 1000 pol"g}ych i ze
trzy razy tyIe rannych ca}c
stok; Trupiej Cory zaslane
sa szarymi pfaszczami zotnie'
rzy niemieckich, to sic dzia-
10 ma lewym brzegu rzeki Mo-
zy, gdzie Niemcy wciaz jesz~
cze sic trzymaja W leslie Cor
beaux, z Diego to w}asnie ma
Trupia Gore przypuscili sza
lone alaki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
Czarna lista u salunistow.

PAssA1c. n. J. - Oh ME
jakiegos czasu egzystuje czar.
ma )ista 1akich obywateli,
kt6rzy wiecej wypijaja, jak
zniesc moga. Lista ia ME jest
pub|icznie ogfaszana, zuajdu-
ie sic jednak W rekach tutej.
szych salunist6w i w}ascicieli
hotel6w, kt6rzy ia trzymaja
jako ,,eilnie poufny doku.
ment". To tez gdy ]eden
tych ,,markowanych" stanje
pred bara; salrnista wcale
go ME widzi, ami 80 ME sly
szy, a jezeli gosc taxi rie ro-
zumie sic ma tom, lecz zaczv-
ma demolstrowac, bywa bez
zad pej ceremonii wyrzucany
ma swieze powietrze. " po-
czatkach ME wiele to pomo
| g{o, gdyz panow1e ci, tenn ME
zrazeni, spacerowa!i przez
most do Wal]in gton, Garfield
lub L7d! tam otrzymywali
~szystko, "a czem ich gardla
teskniiv. Lecz i te piekne
czasy minely teraz. Stowarzy.
szenie salunist6w W Garfield
i okolicy porozumja}o sic ze
stowarzyszeniem W Passaic
obecnie czsrna lista znajduje
sic juz W reku wszystkich sa-
lunist6w " okolicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
$50 kary "a znliiane fa}szy
wego czeku ma So.

Ia wymiane bezwartoscio-
wego czeku ma sumo 50, Ka.
,ol Boske, 2239 Praire ave.,
z,staf wczoraj skazany przez
sedziegn Arnold'a Heap'a ma
$50 kary i koszta oraz 6 mie'
siecv p>bytu W domu popra-
WV. Boske usprawiedljwiaf
sic, ze znalazf czek Ma ulicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
Senat daje zapewnienie
Caranzy.

! WASHINGTON, ~ marca.-
Bez zadnych debat i jedno'
g}osnie senat przyja} wczo-
raj rezolucye senatora La
'Follette Wisconsin W kt6.
rel zaoewnia, ze Stany Zied'
noczone ME maja wcale "a
miaru interweniowac. zbroje.
ME W Mexyku, usifujac przy
pomocy ekspcdycyi karnej
poimac Vile W odwecie "a
jego barbarzynski najazd
mord obywateli amervka1-
skich W Colum Gus, n. NJ.
Rezojucva podnosi takze, ze
absolutnie ami senat ami pre-
zydent ME pozwoli ia to, by
ekspedycya ia naruszata W
czemkolwiek prawa suwernne
republiki meNyka1skiej albo
wchodz:}a W jakakolwiek ko-
live z zassda, ze ohcemu
mocarstwu ME woloo sic mie-
sZac " sprawY wewnetrzne
innego pa1stwa, nlajacego
Rad uznany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
Pc wypiciiu 2 gal. piwa i p6
gal. wodki.

Pc wypiciu dwu galon6w
piwa r6f gslona w6dki, Fran
ciszek Drzyma}a, 1925 Wa
bansia ave., zaczal bic zone.
Sedzia z. B. Flanagan skaza1
go ma S. kary koszta. Drzy'
mafa byt skazany kilka tygo.
dni temu "a to samo pre-
stepstwo ale ia bIagania TO-
ny byi wyruszczouy na VOL
nose; tym razem sedz'a mu
ME przebaczvl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-23
Czmychnal z pieniedzl1lii
dziewczyny.

! Sprawa Andzeia Malinow
skiego, kt6ry czmychna]
dzie1 pred slubem z suma
5000 wy}udzonych od Anto.
njny Wr6blewskie], zos,s1a
od}ozona do 30-go marca, aby
dac Andrzejowi czas spfacic
W16blewskiej te pieniadze.
| Zabity " napadzie przez
| bandytow.
Niejaki J. Justly hsk;, kt6~
ry u,s zone kilkoro dzieci
W kraju, zosta} zabity ma
miejscu podczas napadu ban
dyckiegv ma wyszynk oh.
Rudzkiego pu. 93,, Cass ave.
dwaj z pm. 1873 Cass ave. gra-
i W kartv prey maFym sto-
llku, podczas gdy J. Justyh-
ski stat pray mich przYpa-
patrywa| sic grze. Naraz wpa.
d}o dw6ch zamaskowanych
baadyt6w do wys2ynku roz~
kaza}o obecnym Dodniesc re-
ce do CORY. Jeden z bandy-
tow stanat obok drzwi, a dru,
gi chcia} iSc do kasy 20 pie.
ni2dze.
Wszyscy obecn! podniesli
rece do CORY opr6cz Justyh.
skiego kt6rv skierowaf sic do
drzwi i chcia} uciec. Wtenczas
baudyta strzelif do niego. Ju'
styhski odwr6cj} sic do ban.
dyty poczaf sic MIN mo-
cowac. Odebra} mu revolver
prze}amat i powvrzuca1 na-
boje. Bandyta, widzac, ze sam
sobie ME poradzi, zawotai na
swego towarzysza, by mu
przyszed} pomoca. Naten-
czas drugi oprzyszek strzeli}
kllka razy do Justyhskiego i |
zab'i 20 ma miejscu, poczem
obydwaj zbiegli, ME zdaiyw.
szv mic xabrac z SODA.
Aamal noge przy piracy.
NANTICoKE, Pa. = Zyg.
mund Garlihski za]ety lako
g6rnik W kopalni W Alden
doznaf z}amania nogi " czasie
piracy " kopalni skad po da..
niu mu pierwszei pomocy o
des{anc go do szpitala stano-
wego. !
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-01
Paris Reports That German Drive in Artois Has
 Been Broken.
ANOTHER AIR RAID
 MADE ON ENGLAND
Twenty.fOur Killed and 2 Injured by Bombs Dropped on Paris Satur- day Night-NO One Hurt by
 Sundays Invasion.

London, Jan. 31.-Despite French attempts to regain the ground lost by them in the German attacks in the region of Neuyille Saint Vast, the Germans have succeeded in maintain ing all their freshly-conquered ground, declares the official report from Berlin today.
 On the other hand, Paris asserts that the German attack has greatly diminished and it is unofficially stat ed that the German drive in Artois has been broken.
 Tonigi,t's reports from Paris tell of serious damage inflicted on the Ger man end of the bridge over the Yser canal at Steinstraate, and further wreckage of the German works to the south of Rove by the French ar tillery.
 Paris and it's people escaped harm in the second Zeppelin raid made on the city within two days. The official statement on the Sunday night at tack declares that while the airshil dropped number of bombs, no dam age has been reported. Most of the bombs fell on fields or in oper spaces.
 There have been no further addi tions to the list of casualties of Sat. urday nights raid. officially given as "A killed and 27 injured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-01

and wanted to make up with him. She used to dream of papa every night" replied Charles.
 On cross-eXamination Charlie was not so quick on the trigger.
 Had he ever heard any love talk between his father and Miss Burger?
 "Oh yes, Hello, dearie," and things like that" and he always ran and told mother. 611Y
 Mr. Cushing asked if Attorney Fitzgerald had ever talked over his testimony with him. The lad replied that he had. but that he had only told him to tell the truth.
 Other witnesses were a series of office boys and girls and chauffeurs who had composed the spy system with which Mrs. Mohr had surround ed her husband. They show by their testimony that she had corrupted ev cry servant and office cmploye that he hired, and one of them admitted that she still owed him part Of his wages of disloyalty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-01
Boy Tells of Relations Be tween His Father and
 Miss Burger.
SAYS MOTHER TOLD
 HIM TO LOVE PAPA
Other Witnesses Yesterday Were Ssr. yants WkO Had Been Employed to Spy Upon the Doctor by His
 Wife.
(By Dorothy DiX.)

Providence. R. l., Jan. 31.-The saddest and most sordid spectacle in the Mohr trial took place today when little Charlie Mohr, aged ten years, was placed on the witness to strive with his baby hand to save his moth- CT. There have been many things of singular responsiveness about this case, but the most repu1sive of all was when this little child was forced to wade through the slimy tides Of scan dal that ebb and flow around his fathers murder.
 Mr. Cushing began by asking him the saddest question that is ever put to any child:
 Do you remember back when your papa and mamma lived together?"
 Charlie did.
 He also remembered when they went to live in their present home and how George Healus came over there on the day on which he says that Mrs. Mohr urged the assassina- tion of her husband on him and Brown. He remembered that when Healus came upon the porch to ask Mrs. Mohr to lot him go to Newport with his father, there were present various persons who have testified that they also were there.
 Then Charlie testified that his mother said:
 "No, won't let Charlie go with his father down to Newport, because his papa has fooled me before.'
 Then George said:
 "It didn't make any difference be- cause he was to get Miss Burger any way, and papa had told him not to let mamma know"
 Papa Was Good to Him.
 Then Charlie was asked if his fath- CT had been good to him, and he said yes, that his father had always been kind and generous to him and had always given him and his little sister presents.
 Then he told about how he used to go and stay at Newport with his father and how he would see Miss Burger there.
 Charlie, what did your mother teach you about your fathcr?" inquir- ed MT. Gushing.
 "She taught me to love him and be good to him." promptly responded Charlies.
 And what did your mother always say about your father?" asked MT. Cushing.
 ''She always said she loved pape
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BIG FLOODS
 WASHING DOWN
 CUMMINS LEVEE
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cause interference with traffic, it is reared. and it was admitted that the Tears are well founded.
 The Cotton Belt also is exerting very effort TO aid the authorities in holding the levees, and it also has been distributing men and material to many points. At several points on beth roads, arrangements have been ade to anchor the tracks, in case water should make such action necessary, with any show of success.
 s1 Feet Predicted Now.
 The official forecast now is for "31 feet at Pine Bluff Friday
 At Fort Smith, the highest mark was 33 fest. In the past, Pine Bluff oas had always one foot less than Fort Smith, on the reading, which would make f appear 32 feet will be reached here. Making deductions to account fer different conditions, would bring the result about 31 feet, which prediction is official, and which is also the private opinion of Local Observer J. H. Hudson, and ether men experienced in watching the dcings of the river in this sec tion.
 A stage of 31 feet, means nearly three fcet more water than is here w, and this will be enough water to go over the tops of the levees south of Pine Bluff. It is enough water tc flood virtually all the re- mainder of East Pine Bluff, t.. put water into Main street, State street and other principal ,horoughfares, and to submerge perhaps as much additional territory as is already under water.
 Danger Near Redfield.
 Fr m the vicinity of Redfieid. a 'cal was sent out yesterday for boats to rescue about 50 families, living outside the territory protected by the Plum Bayou levee.
 The call was sent Gut by Angus of Redfield. MT. McNeill stated last night that the steamer Betsy Sue was at the Terpleton place. farther up the river, and he had been unable tc learn if it would come at once to the rescue of the famili:s marooned, although he be- lieved quick answer would be made tc. the call.
 On the Redfield side of the river, stated everything was sub On his own place, only about 90 acres are not covered by water All the Moore lease lands areIcovered, as is also the case with Mrs. Nora Hansley's place and other plantations thereabouts.
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POSTPONE MEETING
 OF COTTON GROWERS
Account of Flood Conditions, Gather ing to Organize Association
 Not be Held Today.

Because river conditions are such as to keep all the big planters at home, to guard and protect as far as possible their places from overflow, loss or damage, and because these conditions prevail at Scots and are Of great concerns to J. R. Alexander, the big planter there, the meeting of cotton planters called for this morn- ing at the chamber of commerce will not be held.
 MT. Alexander '.elephoned ,Secre- tary E B. Bloom, of the chamber of
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commerce last evening, and the mat tel was discussed, decision being reached finally that MT. Alexander will come here at later date, to explain to the cotton growers Of this section the plan of organizing cot ton growers association.
 It was agreed that few of the bis planters would leave their places under presen conditions to attend the meeting. and as MT. Alexander was anxious also to remain at Scotts