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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-10
BLAZE DAMAGES
100000 SPOkES
Loss LIKELY BIG
Early Morning Fire In Dry
Kiln Does Considerable
Damage at Big Plant.

Fire, thought to have originated
from overheating, destroyed the con-
tents of dry kiln at the Pine Bluff
Spoke company's plant, near Sixth
and Magnolia streets, at $40 Non
day morning, and before the flames
could be subdued, they lad spreal to
an adjoining structure where con-
siderable damage was wrought.
About O'Clock, is the ,esr,
Waterman was making his rounds he
smelled smoke and ali examination
OF the dry kiln s',W ed Nat HE c.il-
tents, some 800 80 wagon spokcs,
were burning. A.. alarm vas sent
in, but before the fire department r.
rived. the fire mad burst thru the
roof and spread TO IN adjoining
shed. Two lines II hose were laid
and water played upon the blaze.
The damage 20 ne onl!tling was
slight as the w2l'e are of brick, and
only tie roof was destroyed lOffi-
GERS of the conn; any wo;i]d make 70
statement as ~ the loss until tley
had salvaged h., ruins AMI deter
mined what portion Of spokes was
damaged. 1t is estimated, however,
that the loss will reach a fairly high
total,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-10
fAISS1 FINED BY
SUPREME COURT ON
CONTEMPT CHARGE
Benton J-umberman Must
Serve 10 Days in Pulaski
Jail In Addition.

Little Rock, Oct. 9.-B. Faisst,
wealthy Benton lumberlnan, Monday
was fined $50 and sentenced to ten
days in the Pulaski county pail, when
the Arkansas supreme court found
him guilty of contempt Faisst, in an
swer to summons from the supreme
court last Monday, appeared and fill
ed written answer, in which he re-
dicial tribunal. Faisst. was taken to
Jail by Sheriff W: G. Hutton immedi,
ately after e. A. McCulloch, chief
justice, passed judgment.
R. r. Adams, editor Of the Benton
New Era, in which an article written
by Faisst attacking the supreme court
was published, was dismissed with an
admonition. Adams apologized to the
court, and said tht, while Faisst's
article appeared in his paper, he had
not known it's contents until after it
was printed.
Faisst's troubles with the courts be-
gan about twelve years ago, when the
Bryant Lumber company, then con-
trolled by Faisst, was involved in liti-
cation with the Fourche River Lumber
company. The Bryant Lumber COM
pany owned a tract Of land in Perry
county over which the Fourche Riv-
|er Lumber company had to have a
right of way to get timber from it's
holdings. Veritable warfare occurred
during the trouble and it was said,
dynamiting of property became a COM
mon occurrence
Faisst's recent article attacking the
supreme court related to a decision
of the supreme court in the litigation
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-10
COMPROMISE SUIT
FOR PERSONAL HURTS

Damages in the amount of 500
were awarded to Lula Colwell in the
circuit court yesterday for injuries
receiveds ONE time ago while riding
on Cherry street car. when the caE
collided with steam roller OF the haw
Paving company. -,
The plaintiff alleged that she had
child in her arms a. the t'ine "
the collision, and that sac was uhapls
to check the force OF the shock ano
was thrown forward across the tol
of a seat, causing severe and palniul
injuries. Suit was filed by the PLAIN.
tiff again the Pine Bluff company an NJ
the paving concern, asking for $2'oot
damages, BY agreement of the at
torneys yesterday, the case was set
tied for $525.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-10
0Nf SUBMARINE IS
Hello RESPONSIBLE
FOR DESTRUCTION
Continued from page one.)


| vessel at sea were reported making
for the nearest harbor. The sudden
i onslaught of undersea craft had thor.
| oughly terrified shipping interests en-
gagged in the carrying of munitions OF
| war and other shipping not flying the
American flag.
American Steamer Lands.
The American steamer Kansan
which was held up by submarine off
Nantucket at 1870 o'clock yesterday
morning, arrived here today Her cap
tain said that he had turned back in
response to the signals of distress
from the West Point, but finding that
his assistance was not required, he
proceeded to Boston.
The richest prize bagged by the Ger
mans yet was the passenger liner
Stephano, which had just rounded the
east end of Nantucket, when she fell
prey to submarine. The vessel, Brit
ish owned, was on her regular trip
from st. John, Newfoundland, to New
York, via Halifax. and carried 50
passengers, including thirty Ameri-
cans.
Submarine activities began at day
light Sunday, three miles east o. Nan
tucket lightship, when the American
steamer Kansan was sighted and Sig
1,aled to stop. When the submarine
commander was satisfied that she was
an American vessel he allowed her to
proceed.
The submar ine then moved in close
to the lightship, where at O'Clock a.
m. she stopped the British steamer
Strathdene, bound from New York
for Bordeaux. After the crew had
obeyed the order to take to the ships
boats, the submarine sent torpedo
into the Strathdene and sank her, The
raider, patroling the vicinity of the
transatlantic steamship lane, moved
considerably to the southwark. At
1C:45 a. m. she hailed the British
steamer West Point, London for New
port News. with a warning shot. This
was at a point ten miles southwark
of the lightship. The crew took to the
boats, and the submarine torpedoed
and sank the steamer.
StephanO Attacked.
No other vessel was encountered
until late in the afternoon. At 4:SO
d. M. six miles SOUTHEAST of the light
ship, the Germans stopped the
;Stephano. Passengers and crew were
taken off in the ships boats, and the
undersea boat shot torpedo into the
liner. AS this did not appear to dis
able the staunch steel vessel, 1t was
supplemented by gunfire. The sub
marine moved off without waiting for
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-10
MAYOR Says CITY
will ARRANGE TO
MAINTAIN LIBRARY
Tells Children and Adults to
Get Site and Building,
City Will Do Rest.

Ihat the city council can and will
arrange for fund of considerable
proportions, for the maintenance of a
public library, for the benefit Of the
children especially. if the women who
are back of the library association
will 'obtain the site and the building;
was the statement made by Mayor
Simon Bloom Saturday forenoon. at
the first Of the seasons story hours
to the children of the library.
1t had been known that the mayor
would make a talk to the children
and their elders on the occasion, but
his statement that the maintenance of
the institution could he easily ar
ranged, if the building were provid-
ed, came as most pleasing surprise
tosthe library association. and already
steps have been taken to get the
site and the building
The mayor made the point that
there are many children in Pine Bluff
who do not need the library, because
their parents can afford to purchase
the books needed by the youngsters,
but, he said, "the very great MAORI
ty Of the children of the city need
the library, and ought to have it,
and it is due to this fact that the
sympathies and cooperation of the
city fathers have been won.
There was very large attendance
at the story hour. After the mayors
talk, Miss Selma Martin told "big
bear story" and Mrs. w. b.. Morgan
told a Penrod story Then two film
stories were shown, these having
been obtained especially for the Qc-
casion by Manager Hauber of the
Hauber theatre, who had also ten
dered his playhouse as the place for
holding the entertainment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-10

When the chest feels on fire and
the throat burns, you have indiges-
ton, and you need HERBINE to get
rid of the disagreeable feeling 1t
drives out badly digested food,
strengthens the stomach and purifies
the bowels. Price SOC Sold by w.
L. Dewoody & Co. cod
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-10

The earth is blessed with the one,
simple, painless, never-failing rem
edy that makes millions of corn-pes-
tered people happy, and that's "GETS-
IT,. Apply it in seconds. 1t dries.
Some people jab and dig at their
corns with knives and razors-wrap
their toes in packages with ban
dages or sticky tape. make them red
and raw with sal sslveg; ,, Nothing like
ioosens-you lift it off. There's
nothing to press on the corn. or hurt.
Angels couldn't ask for more. Try it
tonight ri. hts on 9o any corn, eallus or wart.
mended by druggists everywhere. csc
6 bottle, or sent on receipt of price
E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago. Ill.
Sold in Fine Bluff and recommend
ed as the worlds best corn remedy b,
Brasher Drug Co. w. L. Dewoody {
Co, Mann-Tankersley Drug Co.
Mann's Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-10
SUIT AGAINST SHOW.
Minstrel Company Here Made De-
fondnnt In Two Action In Court

Minstrel company meIo TA
PENDANT In Two Action In Court
Attorney ]. M. Shaw Of this city had
attorney Richard NJ. Ryan OF Hot
Springs, acting for Bert Bauers AN. ana
Jerry Mugavin, filed two actions yes.
.o,d.v in local courts, one in the
chancery and one in the circuit court
ona;nst the .'Robinson's Famous Ola
Kentucky Minstrels. ..o;n;no
In the chancery court, a restrainlns
o,dar was obtained, to restrain de-
ean IDS from making use of the name
apohinson" in connection with us
ehows plaintiffs claiming to be sole
owners Of shows bearing mat na. 4ra
Because of alleged wrongful use 8 Oh eas
name, plaintiffs filed suit ior DAMAGES aa,,rt
in the sum OF $4,000, in circuit coui l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-10
FOR CARRYING PISTOL.
Special Photographs N. Y. Il. Service

Will Bessey, negro, was brought. to
the county Jail yesterday from Sher-
rill by Deputy Sheriff J. w. Baldwin,
and looked up in default of the bond
in the sum of $500, to await the ac-
ton of the grand jury OH a CHARGE
of carrying a pistol. He was given
his preliminary examination yesterday
before Justice of the Peace j. G.
Ford at Sheriff..
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-10
ENTERS INSURANCE FIELD.

J. B. Simon has accepted the local
agency for the Equitable Life Insur-
ance company of New York and states
that in the future he will devote the
forenoons to this new business, look
ing after the interests of the Best
theatre in the afternoons and even
ings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-10

versity football team, IN IT'S opening
game of the season here today, rolled
up a score Of "a to O against Gettys-
burg. The entire game was playeu
in drizzling rain, which rendered
the gridiron treacherous for open
field play. Critics declare that Cor
nell will have equally as strong an
eleven this season as last. ss'it,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-10
BALLOON Is MISSING.

Muskogee, Okla, Oct 1O.---Nn re-
Port has been received tonight CT the
whereabouts of the ea1loon "Mlllian
Population Club" of St Louis, which,
with five others, left hero Saturday
in an endurance race and fears wee
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-10

expressed for the Saf,-J Of Capt. John
Jerry, its pilot. Ill other starters
landed yesterday. Caft. A. &. Honey
well, in the Uncle SAM. of Kansas
City, travelled he ,rsaiest distance,
approximately so miles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-10

Tickling in the throat, hoarseness,
loss of voice, indicate the need of
BALLARD'S HOREHOU'ND SYRUP.
1t eases the lungs, quiets the cough
and restores health in the bronchial
tubes. Price Csc, soc and $1.0O per
bottle. Sold by w. l.. Dewoody &
Co. cod
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-10
Nd MORRIS TO HOUSTON.

Dr. J.I. Norris, pastor 81 the FIRST
presb r church, leaves this morn
inc for Houston, Texas, to att en-, q
meeting me Of the board Of AUSTIN slneo :
iooical seminary. He will return 70
pine Bluff Friday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-10

The towers of the Panama cathed-
raj are rooted with pearl shells,
which reflect the sunlight so that
they can be seen far out at sea
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-10

CORNELL OPENS SEASON.
Ithaca, N. Y, Oct. 9.-Cornell uni
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-10
Look Pa, How I
'eets-If Works."
Lifts Your Corn Right Of.
Never Fails,

'eEver in your life see a corn coma
out like that? Look at the true Skin
underneath-smooth as the palm Of
Vnur handi -
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-10

the Stephano to sink, and she re-
manned afloat until 1905 o'clock last
night
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-26
Theda Bara.

hard knocks, and our spirit broken
after years of encouragement. T
When l was a child, my mothers
chUm, a woman she had known from
the time they both wore pinaforess
lived near US. Her marriage was as
unfortunate as my mothers was
ideal
Her husband was a gambler who r
dissipated his money and hers. 1h
1 can remember that poor, little
desperate woman coming to our
house, to cry her heart out on my
mothers shoulders. 1 was a very
impressionable child and the sound Of
her sObbing terrified me.
And now, whenever 1 play in a pic
ture that has gambling as its method
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-26
BY THEDA BARA

BY THEDA BARA
Written Especially for The Day Book.
1 have often talked with persons
who underestimate the effect of early
environment. They maintain that
contacts, later in life, wear down all
the bumps made by chiIdheod's hap
penings.
do not think so. Surely there is
nothing so responsive as our bodies.
Why, then, should our early impress
siOns be Obliterated by time. ....
Our childish ambitions fade with
age; our beautiful belief in the world
in general and our loved ones in par
ticular, may become altered by LIES
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-31
Canaan.

Sri, u. Serbs, bon @eo 8iro; bot
bier am lesten Samstag abeno nnb
AM Sonntae @benb, 5tpei ~intereiiante
8reoigten sebaIten.
2eonarb Reeo liest felt iiber elmer
ISOLDE bebenflid framf on Der Sun.
genentoiinbung oarnieber. 8ir min.
i6en oaber raide Sefierung.
Gbas. Sett bat bas friiber bon 9
8. Gantlep geeignete gutomobil &c.
fault uno iibt iid iest I'M @i,to.S Sob.
rem.
Sranf Set madte am Samstaq
einen @eidGftsbeiiid in Cooper Sin
uno blieb iiber Sonntae bel ieinem
Sobn nnb ieiner So6ter.
Cine InSabl Gerionen bon bier be
iudten am letten SamStag 4benb oil
SbluBfeier in Der 2acp Sdule.
Sri. Naomi Senslep befanb ii6 on
letten Samstas auf 9eiud bel ibre1
goiiiine, SRI. Doris &idaroion.
Im lesten Samstag, Inn s llb'
moreens, itarb in ibrer @obnune
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-31

ungefGbr 2 MeiIen bon Canaan,
Srau Senriette @bite, ON ben Sol.
gen cincr 2unsenentSiinoung. 9ie
Seritorbene par alleemein befannt
ltro bodgeadtet.
Sobn Wartin bat ieine 90 @der
2ano, iiiblid bon Canaan. on Srali
u. SoIlan6s perfauft, unb ieinerieits
bon Gbas. Sett, ben alien Mllen
8lat, in bieiiger HGbc sefauft, u,b
benielben bereits in Der borigen $50.
dye be6ogen.
Sranf 9aeder lit ON borigeu Mitt.
mod nod ct. 2ouis sereiit uno miro
BORT nGbreno bes Sommcrs orbeiten.
Seine @attin miro ibm ipdter nod.
Wabri6einli6 perben iie iid)
bleibeno in ct. 2ouis nieoerlaiien.
@ir eriebcn aus ben &erbanblun.
gen I'M Gorntpgeridt, baB grbeit
nidt fir Die &opfiteuer anecnpmmen
miro, ionoern bab Die $4 boar be.
snblt perben miiiien. Gas lit jeben'
folls icbr gut geneint, abcr es wirS
mandcn bod etrpas idner fallen bas
@elb oif5ubringen.
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sditen gerbanSlnns.

&egelmabiec~ @eriamlung on 81.
1916. Gas Brotofoll Der lee-
ten Seriamlung piirbe berleien unb
%allge1ommen, mie perleien. SIN mo.
natlidcn 9eitraeen gingen elm
$11.30. Cine Hednung bon Serrn
Sacob Soeriter i'm getrage bon $15
fir jabrlide &ente oes Sdiisenplat.
es muroe 5ur 3ablllng ~angetpieien.
5ol9enoe Serren mnrben oils Mit.
glieoer borgeidlaeen: Srto. Sumburg
onrd 5ris Gang; &idarn Stoebr,
olir6 artbur Soffmann 8ronf Geu.
mann nno Sobn Ono burf Srep
Ganiier uno eugene g. GberIin
'onr6 Bm, gberlin. Siernltf crfolgte
gertaglng. 6riB2a ng,
Seffetar.
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gerfanfte ieiu eiaent6nm.

modte Sbnen iiber einen Sail bier.
ielbit beridten". idreibt Serr gliig,
S. @oerne bon MiIan, Sons. Gin
Mann in meiner 9adbari6aft bate
iein Gigentbum b%erfaift, ,tnL ieiner
ihpafen @eiunbbeit ipeger. nod ei.
nem anberen aIima iiber5uiieoeIn.
SD empfabI ibm, Sorni's Mpenfrdli.
ter 5u 9ebrauden, uno er tot es aud.
Dies mar Dor etfpa itelin @onaten.
Der Marm lit iest bollitanbig geiunb
uno arbeitet ieoen Gag in ieinem 8c.
rif. gs lit mirflid cine iuliiioerbare
Seiling. SD felbit elaubte failrn,
Dob feline @ieoerberitelliine mogli9
m1re."
Sauienbe baben @eiitnobeit unb
&raft in bieiem alien, 5eiterprobten
&rduterbeilmittel gefunoer. Gs lit
nidt in Ipotbefen gu finben unb lit
fein alleemeiner SanbelsartifeI. Gs
miro Den 2erten brett bonn 2obora.
torium eeliefert. Man idreibe an:
Or. Seter Sabrnep & Sons 60, 10
l-25 60. Sopne gpe., Chicago, SIT.
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etons gill.

2ebrer slrtbur @oedIi idIob at
lesten Samstag eineft erfoIereiden
Saultermin. Die SdiiIer bradten
ein biibides Brpgram 5ur 9lnsfiib.
rllng nnb elm Sablrei9es 9iibIifltm
batte ii6 5ur SdIubfeier eingefunb.
ben.
Sraa @m. Maupin uno Sobn
Sobn iino Doriee ISOLDE bon Mont.
1omerp Gouitp 5uriidaefebrt, mo iie
getueien ,oorer, INN Der Seerbigung
Der p%eritorbenen Sdueiter bon Srau
Waupin bei5uippbnen.
Sic oitlid bon bier seIesene
Sdule, ON nelder SRI. @lpina So.
co6s 2ebrerin lit, belt ann lesten
Samstag gbenb ibre Sdlubfeier,
lpe[dc aud bon bier aus Sablreid be.
iift ipuroe.
Sbeobor Sberg bot einen neiler
Slft0er getalttt, ur0 Ben MILLENNIUM
cinen t1euen Sabr 8flug; beibes bon
unierem S6mieb, Inbreas Sdinb.
Ter.
8m. Maupiil berlor in Der pori
gen ISOLDE cine pertbboIle &11b.
Die Sarmers Telephone llnior
belt bier ameS amstas lire reeelndB.
ige 8~eriammlung.
Gbriit. @unper faufte in Der Der
gangenen @ode elm 8fero bon Sral
9uefer, in bieiiger Nabe.
Otto Sluetid mar iiber letter
Samstag uno Sonntae Der @ait bie
flyer 8eripanbten.
SRI. Sattie Sacobs lit our Bel
frmf, bod freut es lins beridten 3,
fonnen, Dab iie iid auf Der geiie
rung befinbet.
8ir beri6ten nit erobem 8ebali
ern BEN Sob con Sral, 2ouiie Sdroe
Der, eeb. @aupp, in Der Rdbe boz
9eemont. Die 8%eerbisung fanb Itat
ON letten Samstag, alf benz Srieb
bofe in Stonp Sill.
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q bnS q, 1.

Ben &oi,ter batte Ieste ISOLDE bas
ltnsliid, beim Sol5iasen. einen arm
a1 breben.
9ie SdiIe I'M Gone @robe Diitrift,
2ebrerin SRI. 2i5aie @0dle, fam
fiiralid- gum Sdlub. SRI. Modli
mar Die pereangenen arpei Sabre iebr
erfolgreid; mir nollen baber boffet
bab iie al,6 i'm nGditen Germin mie-
Der bel itns lit.
SRI. Mlbina Seiemanr, 2ebrerin
I'M aiebl 9iitrift, befanb iid iiber
letten Somstag uno Sonntae o..
beim,
8ir beri6ten nit 8ebaiiern ben
500 bon SRI. Charlotte Seiemann,
am borieen Wontag. 9ie 9eitattung
erfolgte bon Der @obnung Der betag.
ten @ltern, Senrp Seiemanrl Ii. GOT
tin, aitf Dem @pan9l. Sriebbofe in
Charlotte. Die Serltorbene errei6te
elm 4lter bon AZ Sabren unb binter.
lGbt lire Gltern, ionic bier 8riiber
llnb 5ipei S6lpeitern.
Iilg. Sepine, bon Mafspille,
Sans, mel6er Dem 9eerdbnib ieiner
S6meiter, Ser p%eritorbenen Srnll
@umper, beiecmobnt bate, lit AM leb-
fen 8ienstag micOer na6baule gerciit.
@nt. Selclnanft, bon Soma, l,nb
Serr Wittenoorf II. Satin, bon Sill.
nois, maren bier llnl Dem 9egrdbnif
ibrer S6lpclter, Ser ~perltorbenen SRI.
CHARLOTTE Seiemanlt, bci5unobnen.
Sraii 2ouiie Sdroeoer, 9eb.
@aupp, lit am porigen Sreitae &c.
itorben ur6 mllroe am lebten Conn.
tag aiif Dem Stonp Sill Sriebboft
beeroiat. Sic binterlGbt cine Spdte,
uno cine Sdipeiter. Iaitor Subj
leitcte Die Srauerfeier.
aug. Sritemeper begab ii6 porigt
8ofe nod Cedar Sort, Inn Der 8e
itattiing ieiner S6miegermiitter, bei
peritorbenen Sral Siefer, bci5umob
ndn.
SRI. 2i5aie 8eppe lit nad ct. 2ouis
eereiIt, no iie langere 3eit bei6df
tigt fem miro.
Sreb 9eufer lit sesenndrtie ba
beim a1f 8eiuh bel iciner Weutter.
Srit SEEMING, melder in lebterel
3eit franf nor, befinbet ii6 aitf ocn
8eae Der @enei1ng.
Senrp Siefer, melder ii1 in Or
Saffner's Gripat.S oipitol, in Ser
mann, elmer operation am SUB I'm
terSoe, lit iest mieber aubauie, uni
auf Dem @ege Der @eneiune.
SEQ Stod, bon Berger, mafte an
lebten Wontag einen @ei6Gftsbeiud
bel 9biIip gbfer.
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8trser.

SER Sid, bon Reip Saben, NOR
orn Montae bier auf 8ciua bel lei.
men Berger Sreunoen.
6. 6. Stt erbielt an lesten Wton'
toa cine garlaoung Sala.
@uIt. $. @oblfing, elmer nnierer
fortidrittliden Sarmer, lit am Der.
aonaenen Montag nod @lettra, Ter,
oeaoaen. @ir niiniden ibm Slid
inn neilen Seim.
Trau 8m. Strotbmam mar bori-
ae ISOLDE in ct. 2ouis, INN einen Dor.
roth gubpaaren e~inaufaufen.
geter 9iltbep ipar an Sonntag in
ct. 2ouis, nm in 8etreff ieiner ar-
aer eine,1 Specialiiten Sitrntbe gu
5ieben.
@oolf 9oeoel befonb iid am bori.
oen Sreitag beiudsmeiie in Stem Sa'
ben. 9ie @ebriiber &oebel baben Die
Ioentlir fir bic Mllen Iittos.
Serman 9l,imer madte am ber'
qonaener1 Sreitag einen @ei6aftsbe'
lud in ct. 2ouis. 81,
Saul Sdues u,b 8attin, ionic
aud Sraii Com. Sdope iino Softer
modten am Montag einen 8ein6 IN
Sernann. Serr Sduet uno 8attir
merben in einieen 8oden nod ben
, @eIten reiien.
Senrp S. Stof madte am Sams'
taa einet @eiddftsbeiu6 in 9eip So
ben.
Sulbo, Sarolo unb Milton 9oe
oer, bon Wprriion, iparen iiber lester
Ganstag nnb Sonntag bier, onf ge
ilid bel ben @roBeltern, 9aItor S. S
Saiss unb @attin.
SRI. Sba Secure, pelde IN Setter
ion gitp aIs 2ebrerin tbatig war, i
AM Samstae nadbaiie gefommett.
Srau Otto Wleller, bon Sefferioi
Gitp, befinoet ii1 gegentpdrtig oil
9eiud bel gbmilnb 6. Secure Uni
Samilie.
garIort G%bontpion unb 8attin iua
rem am pereansenen @ontag in Ser
mann.
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Sreb Ralllmeper lit bon 9ep Meri-
co gefontmen, I'M feline M1ltter All
beIlld)en, melde iebr fronf lit.
Com. &emper, bon Sernlonn mar
oieier Gage bier uno bot elm 1clies
5orO Ilito on Or. S. GufoerSeioe
perfauft. .
SRI. Charlotte Seien1ann lit ON
porigen Wontas ~seitorben, iino ipllr.
DC am Mittipo6 a1lf Dem bcuti6en
epangl. Srieobof Der Ct. Safobus
Stride beeraben.
Superintendent 9aitor &ocnefe
miro am Sonntag, ben 8. Mpril, Die
Auartal : 8eriammlung leiten.
9ennp &ailter crlitt burf einer
llnfall an ieinem SGse ; apparat eli.
men ooppelten armbrlid.
@m Dorigen Sreitag ltarb Srall
glHabetb S6roeber, geb. @ai1pp,
Die 9eerbieung crfoIgte am Conn.
tag, inter 2eitung bon &oitor aubn,
5rau Sbroeoer muroe alrl s. Seb.
ruegen zines &rebsgei6milrs I'M @e.
iidt operiert. sic mar wieoer boil.
fommen bergeitellt itno onideincn>
in better @eiunObeit, oils tie cinen
S6IaganfalI erlitt, ourd ipelden cine
Settle ibres aorpers sel1bmt muroe.
Sn oieiem 3uitanoe berbIieb iie flint
Gage lang, bis Der 600 eintrat.
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ednl.@abl

9emtide Sdnle BON Sermann.
9ie iGbrlide @abl bon 5 Dtrefto'
rem fir Die oellti9e Sdule bon Ser
mann finbet am
9ienstas, ben 4. Gpril, 1916,
inn S6uleebduoe itatt.
ganoioaten fir Direftoren baben
Dor Wontag Mittag Den 8. @pril ibre
Ganoiootnr beim l1nterSeihneten
SefretGr ansu3eigen.
gbas. Saner H. Sefretdr.
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Sir alderman 2. @arb:
@ir iinb autboriiiert
Shos. gnumStarf

als &anoioat fir albermar, fir Die
3neite @arb, a~nau5eigen; unteripor-
fen Der @ntideibung Der Stimmgeber
bel Der Stabtpabl, am n1hiten
9ienstae, Den A. Ipril, 1916.
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etaSt.

Sir @appr:
8ir iinb %alitboriiiert
Geo. $. Silent
nls aanoibot fir Mapor an5u5ei'
een; unteriporfen Der @ntideioung
Der Stimmeeber bel Der StaotpabL,
am nGditen 9ienstae, Den 4. april
1916.
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@ir iin6 autboriiiert
Soi. @nnSerlih

als &anoioat fir Marihal, an5u5ei-
gen; unterporfen Der gntideioung
Der Stimmgeber bel Der StaotpabL
am na6iten 9ienstag, ben 4. gpril
1916.