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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

IN Die $er5en elmer fperben0en @ene.
ration tiinittib et1tpHansen. @aB ben
Rtnocru @nffen in Die Sono eeaeben
peroen mag berlbie0en beilrteilt
iuer. Getn ais Sportliher @etrieb ulf.
eefoBt, lit Die friib5eitiee @rieruura
Der ShieBflinit Sicber BON @ert. glber
oos &ino oarf bic @pffc nur in bic
Sauo bcfomnen in Dem gllgenbIid,
no es olf Dem Sthiebplab Itebt. Gin
oauernoeS Erogen Der @offe be0eittet
ntdts iueiter ais elm acknowledgements
@ptclen nit benz sSnltrlmert,, oos ser
erfpnhlene Wtohn in Ieinen SGnDen
ftibrt, Inn Oen6eino, 3. b. ollo einen
IsenIHen Sil toten, neil er, ben BET.
matIiHen Serb id)iiseno, ibn totem
muB. Das &in6 ODER Der nid,t iuebr.
faDtge Slingltltg boben NIT Der @offe
aIs Dem erri.eiten 3eihen Der @ebr.
boftigfeit nihts au ihoffen.
rSebr betriibIid lit bic Eotiobc,
onB iib innerboIb Der syligeuOoraotti.
lailonen teitoole un0 iueniger feu6ale
SrlIppen biloen. WhiB oenn Sic $50.
uooie Der &ldfenmteribie0e aud, in
oos pornrteilsfreie 2ono Ser sSuaeit0
berptlon5t per0en2 SIT 6os nictt mie
Elm 3obn auf Den @eerifi oes 8oIfs.
Deeres, Dem oieie Suecn0oraaniiotio.
nen 0ienen ioleu2 eSnt 9luoenhItd
100 Der COB 0en SoIoaten riift, oibt
es feline llnteri6ieoe. 0ieIe aroke
Sebre Ses @eItfriegcs ioa ilno muB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

in Die fonneit0eu Sabre oes 8rie-
0enS nohflineer.
a@nip beoouerlidb uno nit dtler
Shdrfe BON Der Snn6 iii peiien, iiit0
bic @erluhe, Sugcnoorgoniinticren
fir Die 8pede poIitiIher 9snrteten
ooer fonfeiltoneIler GouoerbcItrebltt-
gen nusbnr 8u itaden. Sclbe @cr'
iuAe iino sobIreib poraefomnen. Msit
all benz bat bic Sateenoorgnrilntton
eor utgbts 5u itbaFFen. @ie lit peoer
ein enaneelilher nod Elm fdtboIii4cr
@eieIenoerein lie tttnntt lpeoer @e.
iorgbub nod politiihc propaganda
idrtften NIT 5u ibreu @on0erunaen
itnO ltebungen. Seine @artei bat II.
genOmelbe NribiIegteu ouf Die Sat.
geno oes @einmtoolfes. Se0e bDsan.
tiniihe glrt bon &otript mus ntR
ousgeiboltet bleiben. 9eutid1e Siin.
eeits fertieI Ias gertiigt ala ctbi.
fiber $inter9run0.r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

Bride, mo iie 3n ginmidelpaplar be-
uuBt ipllroe, Iporliber eli begreifEiders
peiie iebr gefrdnft mar. 8an EroIG
ihreiht ibm SebbeI: .g8arlm iebeA
Sic It'd nid)t naber III oie @uoife un2
STE bdtten baIo Croft seItn6en. 9ll5
telcgrapbiidcm Mcge babe id erulit.
tell, oab 0ieier 8ietrid Foit oie gou8t
nlcSerne 2iterotur BET lir) anf9eNupelt
bat, un6 0aB ibn tinnlentlith BON mei.
net Serten nitbts feblt. Gabei beaeht
er gegen mid bic @osbeit, 0oB er nnr
ihlchte @are bineinlpidelt, pobreno
er Sbre Gbornfteriitit b6dlIt oniionoia
hur ais @lubollage fiir 2inlbairuer
Haie Deriucuoet. 8eroorbene @Ilt.
pilrlte tDeroeit III bic erihHtierniten
S5enen Der @aoria MreDoIeno appotft,
5htnfen Der gu itinfen onfanat. iii
Die Siloitb, nn6 ShmoL3 BON SET drn.
iten GttolitGt In Die @enobeud. Giilsiu
uno olIein Oas GrnueripieI ii s5i5t.
lien Iiegt nod unberiibrt 0o, absr
ritbt, neil $err Dtctridl cs id)aBt,
ionoern iuctl nod fciner leiner gIrtifeE
10 libel rtecbt, Bob Is, lpie Ct beDaup-
tet, entiprehen6 plu5iaren f0rute.
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n1entidlc synnaens.1 Z

Sn 9elltidlano 6oben li6 tpab-
reno Der beiDen &rieesio6re @li0io.
uen bon Snabeu bonn IA. Sabre bis
gum militdrpfIiHtieen 9llter in iog.
Sugenowebren 8uiomneugel6lolie
lleber Die 8erbaltuilie lm0 Die Or
iportlingeu ouf oielem @ebiete
idreibt nun Elm Oeliti4er SugenOy@ y@r-
5ieber:
Sic forperlibe 9[usbil6una Der
SueenO 1T freiIi6 cine groBgeondte
@oridule fir oet Seeresoienlt, ober
iie lit ooS in feiner ou6eren @eiic,
ais Die geiitiee @r5iebung, Ole
Golfs. itno NlittelIdnilen bermitteIn.
@s lit nun gon5 perfebrt uno Dem
groBen 8ped eor nidbt foroerlid),
penn ii oieie SSugeuo 0rgoniiotip.
ncn SeereSeinricbhtneen ooer gor
1uBcre 8ornen oes Seeres6ienItes
olfgenommen per0en.
vGie Efliht ocs Wtonnes lit niht
Die &flibt 0es 4in6eS 9iirOet man
lie Dem &ino unberdu6ert oui 20
peroiiltert man Sen ionnigen Gag lei.
ner 70 iebr beeren5ten 8crontport.
licbfcit ltno ner0irbt Dem &inoe 0en
8cldmod. Sic gauge militGriihc
sSugenoer5icbmlg ioa mir Dem eiueu
3luede Oienen Sen Gorpcr Scr Sum
9en ob5ubdrten ilno geipanot 3il ma
den @nti9luBfraft imo SdneiO in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29
GiteruriIdlss gs,nrItpasicr.

0ie s@oSiiihe 8eittns@ teilt eiuen
biibiAen @rief 6ricorib Sebbels aus
Dem Sabre 1854 an ietnen 5reunO
un0 ipdteren @ioeropben Gu1il Sub
NIT, ser feline rGbar artitif Sebtelsn
peNer III ben Nunbanoliinaeu nod in
6en 2eibs9ibIiotbefeu @reSLous ae.
fitnOen bate, loubern mir ybci oem
beriibmten Murit. itn6 Dtoteriolpa.
renbdnoIcr 2ietridl aaf Der Sbnieoe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

8eripIittertcs &rT8, Eeufterjtiitfe nno
5las aiif 5traBen uno Soften. (siniae
9allier brannten icbon, @icb britllte,
8dune frod5ten, @Hrger ihoilcn aus
oeH 9nriern nuf Die @crmim0elcn.
transporte 6raiteit bic man NIT Dem
@enebr IN Der SanN betrofIeu, Itiirs.
ten lhreienO In flotternoer 9[nalt
quer iiber bic GtroBe. llno pI66Hdl
ldlugelt 0ie neutrality-suspicious. III 6ie
Selippel Der Girbel Ser syein0 bafte
iceben bort pben ieinc MfolhineNqc.
mebre bon ueltem oufgeiielt GS
frafte uno 'plitterte uuo Damn
trnt cine groBe Stille elm. @6er gsa.
oonpilIer brenut lest an oIlen Gden.
Die 6lnmH1eu paI5en iidD BON &aus
Su Saus.
Gas 2eibreeimcut bottc einen alcn.
3enoen Sieg oa0cngetroeeu. 9pei
fron50iiiae acknowledgements uno
mebrere Gotatlcne sElpeniager, Ne.
g[eitct BON 5ablreiher Nrtiaerie nnA
iteben Maihinengeipebren, pdrcn
boIlfomnlen geihIrsen. Iuf id5pieri.
gem @eIdnne bntte es eincu me6t Qls
ocppclt ID 'tarfen @eener gcporfcN,
Der tti9t eiumal borber Onrb 9Ertil.
lcriefcier utiirbe seHtndlt ipcroen
toutte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

gon8 ocrsiigIibeu Staspuuft ge.
tu6brte. Das ioIIten bic r2eibcr" in
bllttieenl Sample un 10 mebr emp.
finben, ais Die 9Lrtiaerie notiirlib
aud bier ben Stiirnienoen nibt batte
10 idnel foIgen fonnen. Wtnibinen.
getpebrc uno @eihiise iblugen ibr
ralenoeS 6euer oen Ielitiden fro
hen0 uuo fnatternS entgegen. Maua
itirate neben alann, @crlpunoete
frohen ibpeigen6 unO tbren 6dmerS
perbeiBeno 8uriid. 9olo ouf Dem
8aude liegenN. boIo I'M Sprunge
ainG es DorlpGrts. 9Iber Der Sob lit
ibren Geiben fam ibnen ruGEreno 0eS
Samples iiberbolipt gnr tibt gum
@eipuBtIeiu. 9lae @eoanfeu iuaren
alIetr ouf ben 9Ingriff eerihtet, gtod
eroBen @erluIter ging's en6lib nit
Surra III Ole Qortgaile.
O[bcr au6 iii @aScnpiner Ipouu iid5
Der Gan1pf binter Der eigelltliden
@efebtslinie irrtiner nod fort. Meb.
rere Ggplofionen bon WtunittonSiuo-
gen insten iene Eritppen BON neueiu
uuf, irelhe Die S6uier bon ben Iestcn
berein8elten Dtonuibaften Der 6ran,
Solen iGubern ioaten. lleberaa sc.
fehte, Mtonn sesen Dtorn ubcrall
Iagen tote 8teroe, @affen, Seine,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

meter bon Ser @reu5e entferrt, 5nn
8weiteu Ntale ohf oeu 6ein6. 4ic
ni6t 5u 8dbmenOe 9lngriifsluit Oes
2eibre9imeuts rib bier uniere Erlip-
pen in einen bitieen aaupf bineiu.
Der 3uionmenitoB begonn oanlit
BOB Die 6. Sompagnie oes 2eibregi.
meutes iih inn Wiorgengrouen oes
II. gluguit, olS iie auf 8orpolten
itono, ploslib IN feinOlihem 6euer
iob, ooS bon oen SiigeGu bel 8oOon-
biller ouf lie nie0erging. Sic ent.
pidelte iiM iofort 8um glngriff. 0aS
batte sur 5olge, oaB nun aud OoS
gan8e 2. 8otoiaon uno nod uno nod
oos /. Battalion eineelett per6en
ntuBte. 9iiidlibtSloS nororinQeno, ie.
Den &erllrlt berabten0, mar 0os 2.
8otaiaon ihon no1 elmer bolben
Stilnoe 0ur9 @ooonDiIlier qefeqt,
oos bod oben lieot iulO ihicn Serr
Der Sihiotion sii iein. @erein5elte
&onpogiien riidten 0urdJ ben Grt
nod, ais gdn5 itnnermlttet Elm NOR.
Ocrtihes 5euer aus &cllerIo6ern rno
Dodlufen ants ollen S5enItern uno BON
oaen @icbeln perbeereno ouf oie
iiberroihtcn Gritppen losproIeItc.
glus Seiteugoilen itiir5ten neue, bis
bcr oeritcdt gebnltene frnn5oiiiAe Ib.
teilrneen Dor. @n rilien Die r2eiber"
Die Gode bon oen S@uItern, Die ltes
ben0en @leiier nabmen iie spiihen Die
81bue lln0 ooripdrtS nit 8oI6en uno
goionctt. ga fro9ten S61oel rao
&nodcn unO ser anidcr ioB Oent @i-
uulonteu I'M @entd @S CAB feinen
8or6on mebr. Die g8ut oieier mGdti.
gen @eitolten aus Dem Siioen
0eutlblonos, mo oos ntiirIi6e Scm.
peroment nod uneebrohen inter Ser
breiten Hube b1uerli1en 8ebo9ens
I6l1ft, ipod)te auf in Ser eon5en
@roBe unperiGlihter g2ntur. Inter
6onnern0em oSurra" lulir6en Die
@cboite eeitiirnt, GhelAnentore
fro9tef Salpeu fnotterten in 5uionl.
mengeor0ngte, oer3meifelt fedten0e
uno beripren9te g[bteilungen
God OrouBen ouf oen @oiien fie.
len unlere 2erte in gon3en &eiben;
6enn man tonnte oie 9lufiteainss-
punfte Ger Moi6inengeuebre nicbt
ousfinoig MAIDEN. 0os iteigerte oen
Corn Der v2eibcr~ natiirlib ms In
gemeiienel
Sn5miiben gelang es oent itber-
roicbten @eener lih 5u iammeIn. unS
10 fam DER glngriff binter 8aoon-
oiIler 5un0dit 8im Stebeu; oenn
Dem linporbergeiebencn 8orgeben
unierer SSnfonterie botte ole glrtil-
lerie notiirlicb in feiner g8eiie oor.
orbeitcn fonnen. Cos fom lest Dem
@e9ner, Ger iopieio iipmeriitb ilber-
legeu mar, 5uitatteu. 9os 2. @otoil-
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Die SaSeru in QOt6rinscn.

A Is Die oeutiben Sruppen lit
A 9eIeien S6log ouf S6loo
,@p cine StcIung uotb ser an.
Oeren in 9eiis nobmcn itrO
oolnit outb ben gepIapten frons6Ii.
1tet sIufmori6 int g1or0en 5u ltorcu
orobten entitIoB iid bic feiuolide
N0erlaitung 10 i4ueu mic moelid iii
NotQrIneen gum sIneriff ii6er3ugebcn,
ultl ooourb ben Iinfen fronSoliihcn
Ssa9et 81 cntIuiter. Da iufolgcOeiien
oernuitIib Der @orItob ocs redten
lirau5oiildeu 5liigeIs friib5eitigcr e..
lut9en nuBte, ais iiripriinglid bor.
sele9en ipor, trf9 bieie 9lnoronung
'uogl toum oo5u bel, Die @cionitorao.
tlvaflon 81 erleibtern ooer 81 Der.
|le tran5ofiAcn @ren5gebiete lino
I'M gtorocn gei9ast Our9 @eroun
nno &ouI luo cine 9ieibe ic9r itarfer
yoris, melbe 0ieie beioen Eager
lelIlneen pcr6inoen. Cine 1bnliCbe
SSperre iwlieBt Oen Siioen ourb Die
0ellltngen @piuoI un0 9elfort neblt
olollcheneelo9erten Sorts Die @reu.
aen. Dllr1 Die 2iide Gotl Gpinol, in
nrueIber IcoigIidb oos cine mooerne
Sort WfononoiQer Die 0obn nndl
Suneoiae perteioigt, truaen Die 8rons
S,olen Den glugriff IN brciter 6rout
eor Sbnen eegeniibcr itonO cine Oeut.
lUe Arnee inter Der 0bcrleitung oes
Sronprin5en 9upprebt bon 9apern.
le betono 5por aus 8ruppcn oacr
Selltlben Stoaten, hauptIGGlid) ie.
"o@ aus ocn 2on0esfinocrn 0es
So9ltfomnonoierenocn Uos boDcrt.
1ge ! Irmeetprps botte oen lilfen
SSStu9el inne, Der iih ollf Soorbure
l'lste, unO bier itonO oud oos 2eib.
re9lment. Ser retbte sIiiael mar Qe.
Oedt our4 Die 5eIhtng Meb.
Nobe Der @ren5e, iuo 5uor olf
ooselitl1em 9oOeu, itieBen gum eriten
u'ole 5lpei bon .oen beioen @cqnern
porgel1obeue &ruppenforper auiein.
plloer. Cine 9eniii6te froBoiiide gri.
gooe oes is. 9[rmeetorps muroe BON
oen oeutiben Siderunestruppen 6ci
SSaaaroe ongegriffeu. Ger blrtiqe 8u.
llol1menltoB er0iete nit einem bon.
llanoigen Siege. SIN Sonoaemeuae
eerloren ole 5ron5oien cine Ssobne.
Gem flii6teuoen Seinoe, Der in oem
@ugelgelonoe 0es @oIOes bon 9aron
elne bergen0e 3ufhidt fono, puroen
dlpet 8ptterien unO bier MaIdinen.
eemebre obsenonrnen. llcber 1000
oerpunoete @efongeue mo Elm fran.
Solllher General fielen in bic SGnoe
Ger 3elitinen.
germiltliD poren oie feinolihen
&rllppen BON 2ilneoilc Der entIono
Dem 9fbein.Wi .Wiarnefonol, ON Dem aud
So9ar0e nit leineu 500 Ginpo6nern
llegt, borgeriidt. ga Der Stonoort
pes 10. gIrmeetorps WlurIeiQe lit,
Tam man nit Gedt onnebnlen. BOB
oie Brigade ouf 9riegSltdrfe gebro9t
mar, uu6 70 miir0e iie iitb nuf 1000
wsonn, ~ @ei1iibe un6 12 Moi6i.
lGengemebre beloufen boben.
Die crite boperiibe Snfonteriebri.
edoe ging noh oieiem Grfolgc ouf
lran5oiiiAem @ebiet peiter Dor uno
lieB bel gaoonoiaer, etlua 10 ailo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

nerroes ShlndtIieo, ais es cnoIi1
einleBte.
Das 3. Botaillon tpnr tltSuilHen
2 &iIometer iitolit5 burb 9idi6t ltno
@alb seeer 6eunepiIler boreeganeen
Elm 3orf oas Den 5roiBoien einen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29
Simmer SCI tsLcidle..

Sfeierotit (ltreibcnb)s Gn miIlik
miiieu ipie i'd nieine Enge berbrinae.
&en Gag iiber babe id GSetrei0e ge.
orciden. nbenos Stat uuO In oer
9to6t sic 9fulien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

lon tpur6e, aus Dem Srtc oortrcteito,
hon ntorberiihcm glrtilleriefeucr
empfnngen uno muBte eileuOS
Gefltna IN elmer Standardization, ipo
Mounicboften uno Offi8iere eng &c.
ordnot itanoeu, ipdbreno feinolibc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

!. gIlt 9a6u nnO @rufcu.
9u6n.
?, ScsernIrs,
B. gInnmciIer NIT ben SdlOf.
6nincn &rifels, 9lnebus NIB
Shurfcnbcrg.
4. Der aDuisicc nu6e Scrd-
tcSsuben.
3. EanOramn OOn @uIan.
8. SnbDiosbufen AM G6cin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

SfropneGs nno WeoI6inengapebr.
tcucr oidt iiber ibren Sopfen binaues.
iouiten. @s forue aus oieier be-
flenineuOen Goee nur 0urG ole ei.
gene 9[rtilerie befreit per6en. 81.
beln0 begriibte mani 6esbalb ibr bon-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-10
STANDARD OIL Of
LOUISIANA BUYS
LEASES At FAITH
Purchase by s. O. Subsidi-
ary Taken to Indicate; Oil
Has Been Found.

The oil and gas leases obtained
RECENTLY by D. C.. Richardson on about
400 acres of land i'll the vicinity OF
Faith have been sold to the Standard
Oil company Of Louisiana, the con-
sideration for the sale being $1,000.
1t is believe that the Louisiana cor
poration will take control immediate
ly and will push to dompletion the OIL
we'll at Faith, which shows most fay
orable indications for oil. Circuit
Clerk, F. NJ. Reeves yesterday re-
ceived deed duly signed by both
parties, but not accompanied by the
filing fee. The deed is being held
until the fee is forthcoming.
The rumor that the we'll at Faith
was about to yield oil has been cur
rent for some months and the fact
that the Standard Oil company has
become interested in the proposition
is taken to Indicate that the land If
! this vicinity IS oil bearing. The
original executors of leases to D. c
Richardson, of Shreveport. La. who
has been at Faith virtually all this
year and the amount OF land LEASED
are: Juliet A. and Fannie McGaughy
so acres II. Herr and Fl. E. Helvie
16C acres. NJ. II. and Ruelah Dial, 81
acres: Il. ". Stephenson and wife, a
acres; G. M. and C. C. Neal, 40 acres
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-10
Y.M c. A. REFLECTS
DIR. J. N. Lemons
TO PRESIDENCY
Treasurer Hogg and Secre-
tary Wilson Also Are Re-
tanned in Office.
TAYLOR AND MEANS
VICE PRESIDENTS
Report Of General Secretary Goodwin
Shows Organization in Excellent
Financial Condition, and Grow.
ing Stronger.

DR.. J. M. Lemons was last night re-
elected president of the Pine Bluff
Young Mems Christian association, at
the regular meeting of the board of
directors of the organization, other
officers being as follows:
w. w. Taylor and J. H. Means, vice
presidents.
Harvey Hogg, treasurer, reelected.
Messrs. Taylor and Means were
nominated for vice presidents by the
nominating committee because of the
vice presidents, that additional men,
election in the future, if desired, to
presidents were Elmo Marsh and w.
L. Matthews, who remain members
10 fthe board, which consists also of
the above officers and H. B. Strange,
w. A. Johnston, w. H. Graves, Leo
Niven, H. V. Bahlau and C. H. Moore,
ST.. t,
The report of the general secretary
showed that the organization is in ex-
cellent financial condition, and indi-
Gated that the Indebtedness Of the
association will be removed before the
end of the year, provided pledges
held by the organization are paid as
they are presented. The association
thus far is keeping faith with the pub
lie, it was stated, in carrying out the
pledges it had made, to operate the
association on paying basis, to paint
and repair the exterior of the build
ing, and to settle the old outstanding
indebtedness. The debt amounted to
about $4,000, and there is yet bal
ance of 81 500 to be paid. with enough
pledges held to meet the debt. The
exterior Of the building has been en-
tirely refurnished.
A writing desk is to be erected in
the lobby of the building, and the al
terations and improvements now being
made to the interior, are to be fol
lowed by new interior decoration of
the building. Plans were discussed
for heating the water in the swimming
pool, and to do some other work adj
vised by the house committee.
Messrs. S. C. Alexander, Bahlau anC
Niven were new members of the boare
who attended their first meeting las,
night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-10
zEbRAS TO MEET
Pine KNOTS AT
WARREN TODAY
Zebras to meet Pine kn8ts at Warren
Indifference Of Some Locals
Makes Outcome of Con-
test a Speculation.

The Pine Bluff High school Zebras
will go to Warren today to meet the
Pine Knots Of. the Warren Higl, school.
Warren has an unusually strong team
this year and is hoping to defeat the
Zebras.
The locals are not in the best of
condition, as several Of the squad are
suffering with minor injuries. The
entire regular squad will enter the
game, but on account o flaek Of prac
ticc and training together with indif-
ference, will not be fit to play and
give good account of themselves.
The coach has had trouble getting
some of the members of the team to
practice this week. Most of the regu-
lars are working for the good of the
team but few members are indiffer-
ent and lack the necessary pep" to
win games. The coach hopes to rem
edy this by next week, for Little Rock
will be here next Saturday. for the
biz game Of the season. The game
with Warren will be one of the hard
est so far this season as that is the
heaviest team the Zebras have met.
Coach Bassett said last night that
If the team does not show moro in
terest and attend practice regularly
he has little hope of winning from,
the capital city lads. Harper will be
back to school Monday and then the
grind will begin. He will not be able
to play in the Warren game today
on account of being out three DAYS
Albright will take his place at right
tackle. Much is expected of him ir
today's game and the coach thinks he
will live up to expectations.
The team will leave early this morn
ing in machines, with the the follow
ing as the line up for the game:
Jones. r. E.; Albright. r. T..
Lindsey. R. G.; Mcintyre, G.; McIn
tyre Of Hunter. l., G.; Sorretls, L. 7.
Quinn. L. E.; Wilson, O.; Perdue, L
H.; Heusley, R. H.; Gould, F. b.
Crump, Sheppard, substitutes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-10
ONLY Democratic Presidents
to Succeed Themselves in
the White House.
NEVER BEFORE SUCH
A RACE AS THIS ONE
wilson, Hughes contest Of 1916 Will
Go Down in History us Closest Ey.
err acknowledgements to 1t Was
the TaylOr.Cass Contest.

President Woodrow Wilson is the
first Democratic president since An
drew Jackson to succeed himself in
the white house. Thomas jefferson,
who was reelected in 1904; James
Madison, reelected in 1912 and James
Monroe, reelected in 1920, whose
principles were democratic, were men,
bers of the Republican party, which,
in their day, stood for the same things
the Democratic party of the present
'symbolizes. Andrew Jackson was the
first Democratic president to be cleo
ted, and he succeeded himself in 1882.
Before the formation Of the Demo-
cratic party, jackson was aligned with
the Republican party, which was op-
posed by the Federalist party.
Closest Race in History.
The presidential contest of 1916 will
go down in history as the closest ever
recorded. Excepting for the Tilden-
Hayes contest in 1876. No other ever
approached the one of 1916, insofar
as the closeness of the vote in the
electoral college is concerned. 1t is
necessary to go way back to 1S48 to
find an election even approaching the
Wilson-Hughes election in "neck and
neck" finish.
Zachary Taylor of Louisiana, a
Wing, was elected over Lewis Cass of
Michigan, q Democrat, by majority
in the electoral college of SO, the vote
being 1853 for Taylor and 1877 for Cass.
James A. Garfield's popular plural
ity over W. S. Hancock, Democrat, in
1880, was only 7,018, but there was
wide margin in the electoral college,
which voted PA for Garfield and 1876
for Hancock.
Grover Cleveland was elected presi-
dent in 1884 over James G. Blaine by
219 to 1872, and four years later was
defeated by BENZ. Harrison, 1888 to
1853, altho having a plurality of 98,O17
in the popular vote.
President Wilson four years ago re-
ceived the largest electoral vote ever
cast for a candidate-435. Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt in 1904 received
the largest popular plurality Of any
presidential aspirant-2,545,51 SIS. He
was in the office at the time, having
succeeded to the presidency upon the
death of the lamented VIM. Mckinley.
The Tilden-Hayes Steal.
The Tilden- Hayes contest of 1876
will ever be remembered as a gigantic
steal upon the part of the Republicans.
Tilden, the Democratic candidate, re-
ceived plurality of he popular vote
of 250,935 and the electoral votes of
}aH the Southern states. There being
a dispute over the electoral votes of
Florida, Louisiana, South Carolina and
Oregon, they were referred by con-
gress to an electoral commission COM
posed of eight Republicans and seven
Democrats. By strict party vote, the
commission awarded 1876 electoral
votes to Hayes and 1874 to Tilden.
President Wilson has also achieved
the distinction of being the onlv presi-
dent elected without the electoral vote
of New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-10

1910 a. m.-School improvement
session, Mrs. George Bates, presiding.
1915 a. m.-Address, Student Self
Government" Miss Camp, Warren.
1880 a. m.-Address, 1.-THE Moving
Pictures" Mrs. Max Layne. Helena.
1915 a. m.-Address, Dental H.
giene" DR.. E. A. Payne. of McGehee.
Music voice, Miss Atkinson.
II a. m.-Report of health, Mrs. C..
W. Garrison, chairman. Address, Dr..
A. c. Ship.
11:40 a. m.-Legislative report and
address by Mrs. NJ. L. Rutherford
Fuller.
Friday Afternoon.
1870 p. m.-Music, "Holy, Holy,
Holy" Episcopal choir; Mrs. Bocage
piano.
1885 p. m.-Minutes. Music vocal,
Miss Madeline Flanagan.
lao D. Resolutions.
LAS lp. m.-Address. Rev. NJ. \.
Waldrip, Peace for Mrs. w. =.
Massey chairman of conservation
committee.
2:15 D. m.-Conference in main
auditorium, Health and Civiels," Dr.
c. w. Garrison.
2:1o p. m.-Music conference, Hotel
Pines. Mrs. Robert NJ. Arthur, chair
man Of municipal music, G. F. w. 9.
3-15 D. m.--EdudationaI conference,
Supt. J. L. Barnes. in main audi.
torium.
3:45 p. m.-Business session.
4 p. m.-Music, piano, Miss Flor.
ence Brewster.
4:3O b. m.-"God Be With You Fill
We Meet Again.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-10
MORGENTHAU SAYS
N. II. FOR WILSON

New York, Nov. 9.-Henry Morgen-
than. in charge of Democratic head
quarters this morning, in the absence
of Chairman Mccormick, said that a
recount would be demanded for the
vote in New Hampshire, This. he
said, would be done in spite of the
figures this morning showing that
Wilson had lead OF SO votes. He
added that the Democratic figures
show that the Wilson lead is 500 votes
and that in view of the complex stu
alton in tht state, recount in any
event would be necessary. lnstruc-
lions to the Democratic committee in
New Hampshire to demand the re-
count had already gone forward.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-10

containing the names and records of
$4,000 Confederate soldiers who died
in prison.
An appeal was made for co-opera-
ton in raising $4,000 remaining to
be collected for Arlington and Shiloh
monuments and the window which
the Daughters of the Confederacy are
to place in the new Red Cross build
ing in Washington to the Women of
the South.