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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-03-01
Injured by Falling Timber.

Chenault, KY, Feb. 20. Especial y
c. L. Warren was seriously injured Fri
day, while hauling timber on his place
near here. DIR. d. S. Spire was called
at once to his assistance, finding him in
a bad condition, but no bones broken.
His son, Merlin Warren, of Cincinnati,
is at his bedside.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-03-01
P0is0ns

Retained in the body causes rheuma-
tism. scrofula, malaria, constipation,
blood poison. Number 40 For The
Blood expels poisons from the body and
cures blood poison in its worst form.
Sold by Weddings Drug Store.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-03-01

Mrs. Nancy Snider and daughter,
Miss Bessie Snider. from Hardinsburg,
have moved in the house with Mrs. ".
b. Mattingly.
Miss Nell eastman left Thursday for
her home In Louisville.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-03-01
Brandenburg is Visited
BY a Destructive Fire.

Brandenburg, KY, Feb. 2S.-Fire
which broke out here this morning at l
O'Clock did damage amounting to be.
tween $3S, 900 and 10000 in the bust
ness section Of the city. The chief
loser was d. S. Richardson, Meade
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-03-01

One of the handsomest publications printed Florida is
the annual edition of the rbunes Semi Tropc Florida Develop
men Year Book which issued Tampa Florida February 81
COL Wallace Soval president of the Tribune Publishing Com
pany Mr. Sovall born in Eizabethtown Ky and went to
California when youth of He began work
newspaper office and the 81 Mr. Stova an op
portuny establish paper in Barlow later moving his
printing outfit Tampa and established the Tampa Tribune
he has lived become potent factor the development of
South Florida
This edition of the Tribune AS deliberately
by and picture the South Florida
225 elegant pictures of uxurnt and gardens
homes and stately buildings illustrating the
incompatible section.
the desire of the make the
Year Book representative publication of the agricultural
c and professional interests of that section and business
cited from all reputable people who could be reached The Tribune
and its able workers certainly deserve credit their
terpr issuing this Year Book, which credit Tampa
the good State of Florida.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-03-01

The of 64 for each county which has avaed itself
the privilege of State aid in road building will be sufficient make
material the roads of the State aid
real aid 1t will far toward making Kentucky navgabe
for wheeled vehicles from end the other and from the top
the Tennessee line When county seat accessible
the resultant increase prosperity and property Values will
stue the beginning of bright epoch in Kentucky.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-03-01
No Secrets

about "Penslar White Pine and Spruce
Balsam." The formula of this great
cough medicine is on every bottle. 25c
at Weddings Drug Store.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-03-01

Few writers summoned up le great lessons fully
did John Morley in his should be to us all:
The business of life is be, do do without
1t doing without that the bitter lesson learn
US learn it. But how rich those few
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-03-01
EIGHT PAGES.

Business Locals 1Oc per line and Sc for each additional insertion
Cards of Thanks lines charged for the of lOc line
Obituaries charged for the Sc line advance
Examine the label your paper please notify
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-03-01
GARFIELD

Dempsie Morris is very low with pneu-
monia with but little hope of his re-
covery.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18
&rorleoes fpimoeliae 2pios
ncr itraHeoee | 9amle 1a9t.

@lonbt Spionerr,e / oc frie'srcrt.
oe Hanoe er S%tsriteporten apinber.
Strai'eu FOR f~binoelige og monoIiae
Spioner iunes mi at prre ben lam.
me. NrberleheS par oct / tioIi0erc
SIocr. Ilerehc @ibeIen fprtpller.
hporlebeS Immcniterne Strof'ehc
foirhcliac Spiorer paa Sen @aoSc.
at DC 'fur al beres alrbebon ooenfor
anGet. ! bette forinroeliae antrGf
mnotte &c Iebc SpioSroo meGIem
large Hpffer al Soloater, opitinebe
| Slogoroen. Gil famine Ifitrdf.
felie grcb ma o1ioa / 1911 unocr
@cIeirinaen al Mons. en- Slot at
9uens apinber meg ia mo / ben
ipanife 9eir nnber Yaalfuo al at bill.
le iGl9e @rsniager. Men isr DC if
%aiIurct Spanierne bereS Tlaner. bIep
De op6oget. Otter bibelif Meniter
blep bereS aioIer fortfIippebc, o. DC
maotte porobere meneln oe iponifc
TeIte. Otter oennc Domnaelie blep
De icuot tiIbnse til 6pinrinsen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18
Gbcrfor lnTlano ncoi0
Otl brOOc tttco Wutcrifa.

Hebafteren for "9renler Gage
blatt" bar bapt ell Samtole mco 81
reftsrcn for ct al De iterlte Stibsre-
ocriirnner / Spiflano - rincligpiS
Norobeiltid)c Slopo - ON Splflano$
Tolitif, naar oct giGIoer &onoeta
TprboIo til Imerifa. T~ebtomucnoc
Sireftsr uotaltc Jig tcmmclig pcali-
miitiif.
"Mt afbrnoc Sorbinoclien meo
Imerifa piloe pGre ct SfriDt, lonl i
beleite @roo pilbe gisre por Stilling
ponlfelig, ptreoe ban. 9lmerifnnife
Tenae % nmerifanit Nmmmnition
piloe belt fontme &c Nliercoe tilgobc.
Ti uilbe blipe neb. til of poatape %
at forisrge @clgien meo Wfob pG nIc
andre Sornsoenbeoer, oa Nmerifns
Soloning pilbe rimeligpiS irilte an.
Orc neitrnlc Mo9ter til at nllgribc pS
meb Oct Geilltat, at ollc pore Sfibc
%tilillit piloc blipe ~internerebe / oillc-
rifonife Sanne. Get piloe beipbc. at
itore GGroier off tabt for os, % por
Sti1ing pilbc blioe foriPrOclig, &ao
os life 9isre ps nogen Suuiioncr mcb
Senipn til England. Get pil fort
i1tte i'm @auoelsfrig lGnge eiter, at
6reoen er %iluttet. Get pil taae ira
os al Dor Snnbel nleo S%pooncrifa
% slllitralien, % Der pil gao Nlar.
for Dor Tasiagertraiif after nuor oct
S.anoplnft, ocn bupoe fer arigen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18
IN ~fom9elis 1iater.

gqerebe Tom qnnife lug begunote
aung Hitlta al Wonteuelru az oigte.
Sans isrite Gigt lGres uoenao Al
ale Bern / bans Rige. % mango al
bans Sange hinges oaglig | aus %
Sptte / Montcncgro. ! 1856 uotonl
aongens mcit tienote Bert. oet Ditto.
rife Srama "SaIfanteiierinoer".-
Sanolinaen er bentet IRA Den mere
lib: D~ionienegros Niitcrie. IRA.
mact bar ell Seroens: Set pil piic,
at Ell inaelia sGraierrigbeo fan no.
arte iii Nsi'orrpoeri. eunet hi oe,
itore cpiitc Slot "Naionna" or bertci
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18

Siben Ica ifrep er feIeenbe osoe:
Slap s. Sfielbreohou9en, So Iar
gommel. - @uro Sago, 81 Ior.
- SAILOR anuoicn 9torobe, SO
Iar. - gnfe Inne HoheinL o9'od
oper so Mar. - Surer Soritcn Nor.
benool. - @llro Hunllarsbatter
2orstpeit. - Sullbilo SpenSodttcr
IaIelie. - Some Sngeborg gtilsodt-
fer TIaoien CSatlurbcicU. aone
aieriti Salporsonttcr Slenaaa CNat-
narbcicn).- Gnfe Wargrethc Itoen.
SluttcIig ienher leg "Gccornb-
Eoltel", oens Eerionole o9 Ericre
mine bebite Gnifer / set me Mar.
Sebritar 1916.
Ola nbreaScn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18

ira Wontenegrinerres IoIfelige 2iu
oa behonoIer SIobhcpnen. Zen /
1894 uoglonc Gigtiamlina au'er
ma Tor at inbeboloe aorlsens ooli.
tiife Selubcfienbelie. ct Mar eftcr
uofonn oct fortintteoe oranldtiife
Gigt "Gnrit Irpantit". Nanolinaen
foregnnr i Iaret 400 OF behunoler
Wontere9rirernes aompe meo Ss.
mancrnc. Sopeointere3lcn bpiler BOA
Den fplnbeligc S%opeoperion. Gners
bar &ongcn ito9ipet aoifiqiec Iiete
% mirbre Trnmaer. Sans iibitc Ir.
bei6e cr en- utfiIbeuot hiitoriit &oman
uch Ndpn "Iespo".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18

III SPi'pNA lppN 'CiANNhNi @NIhi
BAL" ON ct Nngreb paa GItfronten:
&I. Z fpm Scr Detailing til at gie-
re Zig fproig. @i ifliloc altiaa on
gribe, Gn unberlig llbpggeiclelie
greb os. NsrIt off ma frem lpn-
gere t~ilpcnltre for ps. Strar begpnote
De r~itsiiife Maifingepprer at fnitre,
% life blot Der, men pper belle Clint
ien. 2iee opcrfor os, / Sfoaen og
&irfeganrben, bar ppiterct Ell bel
Npffe WaIfingep9rer, Tom beltrpg
Honben al Dor Sfnttcrerop, iuu oct
ipntes ben pisie Ssb at goa ircm. ct
EiebIif nslebe hi. Ser blcp gipct Be
Ealing til Tremrpfning, men ingen
popebe fig frenl.
Siot tilpeilitre Tor ps bar Ell Min,
Ore S9nfning, Der fnupt bar idn no.
lat, iom bet Steb, bpor hi itob. |i
MT Srore til at gan lGngere tilpen.
fire og gaa freln Der. Get bar BOG
fun faa, Der flinbe ina TlobS ser.
Ni andre maatte frem oppe pno Bier
get. Ser bar intet at title op. ) ct
Sprang frein pber Nanoen, i Sob
frernaO, aligler o. @ranoter llpg %
intsoe. WaifinaepGrerncs Gang Saf
-Sat-Saf-3af Loo ira Sfpgen
pe airfegaarben.
Seq faiteoe mig plat til Sorocn,
5ornpitret flei per Snpeoet pnu
mig. Wteb SGnber % Sober grapc.
be ieg mig neb, ifrobte, liggenoc plat
neo, Scrben bort u1oer Sopeo og
9rpit, iparfebe Sorbcn bo9llb mco
@cnenc, foiteoc Ell Scropolo op for
an mig. Huilbt omfrina mig giorbe
&ameratcrne ligeian, for iuu blot
De life alereoe bar t"rlifiet. alun De
iGrreitc noabe / fsrite Spran9 ncb
as Sfraaninaen. Ger laa leg ian Ell
Stltnb. tit Sornpitret maneprcret
paa Sfuloerell. allelcrne pc6 ont
firing mig, @ranoter Hog nco og bel
tebe SSoroen op. Gn aomcrot peo
Chen if Ell 8ranatiplint / @cnet.
Smib!ertio maatte ri frem. 81
Slben ct Eieblif ipntes at 'a9tle liot,
iprono hi op. lob neb 40 Sfrannill-
gen. faitebe o. plat I'll Soroe1,
iprana after ircm oip. Ut Nclb Tor
o., at ri life blcp ligaenbc. Slcrc
@onge iaa ri @ranater llua llco, huor
ri iiolt hapoe pprct. 8rdnatiloen
oreu % idu at iige frem.
Solppcia ircnl moo sc rllaii'fc
| Stiainaer Ioa CT libet arat. Scr
bsrte icg plnbiclig nit Ntaun. &eo
Siocu / SG al Ell liben Soropolb. ser
iorreitcn boo libmcrfet SGfning, lau
min Sen, Den Griesiriulai9c ira 81.
Son lua blottct ilbtiI 9Pltciteoet
mco Ct girb on @rpitet. Snpoe
facet ct Sfiioioor / @rnitet. alalen
ioS / @9ffenet. Tog bar hon belt
apot tiIn,ooe, pcr llnbetoiiicer boubc
i~orbunoct ban. Seq aap ham libt
at briffc, logoe ham beore "tilrette %
lsb liot tilbagc ior Of ie. ON Der life
par Ell Sngcbprcr cacr CT Snnitct2.
mcnneifc / NGrhcocn. Der flnoc
hiGlpc bunl.
Scucrc bar lea % eli aamcrot ham
tilbaac. Sea 'f herun6er et Sfub /
Sfulocren. % III ligger ieg ,aa go.
iarcttet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18
NisNn9S Vattefson.

Zen tpife @enerdlguuernsr / Gel.
glen BON @iaiin9 bar ineen rolig
Tatteiepn. Ger er Ell Sina. Der plo'
ger % piner ham, % oct err Elobet
"Hu fibre HeIqiolie" Get frie gel.
gicn). Get fonrner iii bam / Nrepc.
oct lager unber hans @iiluurattc.
han iinber oct / lin Srtg. og raor
hans Cppn2ier goar no / Spen o.
fisbcr liz ct Gor Tslier, Ter @ercs
rolcu. at Teliernc or ipsbt inb /
Set lric NcIgien. Hlaoet trpffe5 ct
Stco / Nril9iel, men hooro Mou
bar hcIbt ~lltnIlige Su3linherieNclier.
man bar euocpenot uue 5rnffcricr.
men man hor lntct iutbet Won
bar ooioo llblnt Ell NrUnric poo %.
600 Siuncs iii Den, Ser funioe airc
Cplu2nilQcr ON, hppr Hlaoct bIcu
iat % trptt, men Oct bar pGrct lor-
qlTpc2.
Sclu ONT Ger itrll6r uPrc Ell ,Sor.
rp0cr. ull0c ban mi betGutc ia pou
at ticuc Vctdenc. tht Sorrpocrnc.
ser bar icct. hporIcoc3 oct off ytcI9
Sc Noor. Ger 1n9op 1tiIs Supcl, cr
bleuen lorllati9c Npuo Der lTrllN
ital pine 3elerul BON NlaitIl or hclt
5aufc. at mar Get lrie Nelaicn"
fan blIuc 'preot l mango Sulrloc Gr.
cnlpldrCr / leluc NrlIelcl. er Der pcl
heller life uoget luclet ror. nt Hlu0ct
fan nuu no opcr @rpulerue pg ral0e
/ Nicl0cna NGH0cr. "a On Get
ire NCiQlcn" orte er rorbditlcloe
goot Wuocrrettet ON ule Norbolo,
fau oettc uprc ubchuqell1t % lar
lat NOT. Gerror hCr 10 &l*lInJ
lpnge lite huut nogen roltg Ntatte'
lsuu.
Den mi bar 0eneruldIuerisret
beilllttct. ar Der ltuI pGre Ell Gnoc
uao octte. "a ban bar tuget Ell trur-
tia Gorholosrelel Tuercoe 'or no.
qen Slo itoen opiororeoe ban DC bel
aiitt Glaotrufterier Ill at Tort'Rtte
meo llollpelien al 6ere3 Blade. net
III merle unoer init Geniur. Nota DC
life uiloe. trueoe han meo III beiioG'
lpale oercs YiuittlIer o. Eats lom
unutttlt @0os Stte en eic'tc ar
Northumberland uiIoe opQ guu meo
berpau. Niau betuftebe 'rI Tor at
blipe fontmduocrct AZ eli euer anocu
init Aorporulitof. "a M bcnpttcr
pon gi9iing Ahleouingen III at ere
fperc I'M Sruicl. sllt ! Srpfterierre
bliuer beilaglngt Gilt fan brlaes.
Ger er 10 boobe Slp o. aobber, Tom
man bar hoarot @rug Tor | 5p'tlano.
oo D~taitinerne. ser transporteres I'll
luiflano. er 10 osiaa Tense r9ro.
Vaa oenne Waaoe haaber 8ere'
ralen al i%orhinorc, at Set irie Bel.
aieu" fan blipe trutt. @en Selsier.
ne imiler. Selp naur Den 'io'te Yta.
fine er blepeu tuset AZ Splterne. oil
Set irie 9eIgien" oog uofpmne.
"a SisiinsS Iatteispn oil life blipe
beorc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18

laa babe bim bel neppe noaenlinoe
facet @ub oerom.
Som iaa mango andre bcrhiermc
pilbe bun iorairpes houe oertet poo
Vrcp. mebens oer, lom lfiilbe ifrlpc,
title % ubemcrfet bar 9aoet tilerun.
DC Scr uhc / irenlnreo 9ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18

s;aar &c iprunrr Serce snbNripiipn, 'cuo
hcli Bolt cuer gdni1Holsnina Set CT uiiis
icri a. icuee lrie eeHac ! dlHiunclile y'Tepc.
~ ri fan tilc nrre unlpGaiee Tor &eHse. ION
BLK hnrte pdG Seien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18

cpis &c liter "ceesrab. tsifeu'. arhe'nI Ben
nj S.abcer % dieuete. Sls Dem e. &arer AZ
slaeet M % od - "a 'eHoer re % en- M
stberneni fal ri not riee al pdaiflsnne bet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-25

little things, and many ploddins clerks down the line, excuse this as a species of weakness. The elephant that can rend all oak tree can also pick up a thread with his trunk-and this is no sign of weakness.
 Thrift Day is to be an annual re- hinder to all thinking individuals to check up the little wastes, stop the leaks and conserve what is had It's observance may furnish the basis for many successes in years to come, for 1t is undeniably the little things that count.
 Four thousands banks in the United States arc behind the campaign for the observance of February 3 as Thrift Day, and plans are. under way for special attention to be paid the sub ject in the schools of Pine Bluff, by short talks from the teachers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-25
PRESS COMMENT.
THE MOHR TRIAL.
(Beaumont. Texas Enterpr

Beaumont, Texas. Enterprjse.) New England has been the arena of many of the most sensational crimes ever committed in the United States. Other sections have from time to time occupied the limeiight with spectaular crimes, but there seems to be desire on the part of criminals in New Eng land to go just a little further in sen satiOnal details than any ether sec- tion of the country. Just at present the trial of Elizabeth F. Mohr for the murder of her husband is furnishing the newspapers with yellow reading matter of unusual spiciness and raci- ness, says the Memphis Commercial Appeal.
 Mrs. Mohr is charged with the mur der of her husband. That is. she is held on this charge. although the theory of the state is that she merely instigated it and paid two negroes, to commit the actual decd.
 Dr. Mohr was the society physician of Providence.l He was a recognized leader in the most aexclhsive social set. He was man of magnetic per- sonality and a man of wealth. His wife, was naturally jealous and had several times threatened to kill her husband What the court may find before the trial is closed must yet be shown
 | The crime of Providence has creat- ed so much talk and such widespread publicity that the city is Mecca for newspaper men. Special wires have been placed in the court room. Pho tographers, special correspondents and feature writers have camped in Providence and will remain there until the end of this sensational trial.
 New England is supreme in the field of spectacular tragedy No. great while ago the wife of Massachu- settts farmer Killed her husband in order that she might marry her Ca- nadian lover, and after killing him calmly proceeded to chop his body up and feed tito the hogs.
 Later Boston minister killed his mistress and unborn baby in order that he might marry a woman of wealth. In New England more wo- men have paid the death penalty than in any other section of the United States.
 The crimes of the South are con tinually being condemned by the New England press, but the South has no such record of atrocious murders as that of the New England states.
 The Mohr case is not attracting so much attention here because we are so far removed, but it is today the most discussed murder case that has c. ;x, kbA n years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-25
GIRLS! MoIs7EN A E :. CLOTH AND DRAW
 + THROUGH HAIR
It becsmes beautifully soft, wayy
 abundant and glossy :asd once.
Save venr hair4 t All dandruff goes
 and hair sf4ps coming Cut.

K Surely try Dand derina Hair Cleanse" if you wish to intr sdias ely double the beauty Of your hair. Just noisten cloth with Danderlne an'l draw it carefully through your hair taking one small strand at time; this will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or any excessive oil- in a few minutes you will be amazed. Your hair will be wavy, fluffy and abun- de.nt and possess an incompatible softness, lustre and luxuriance.
 Besides b: autRying tho hair, one application of Danderine dissolves every particle of dandruff;. invig2r- ates the scalp, stopping itching and failing hair.
 Danderine is stosfhe hair what fresh showers of rain and sunshine are to V getation. It goes right to the roots, invigorates and strengthens then. It's exhilarating. stimulating ard producing properties cause the hair to grow long, strong and beautiful.
 You can surely have pretty, soft, l,,strous hair, and lots of it, if you will just get a 25-cent botte of Krowlton's Dandsrine from any drug store or tcilet counter and try it as directed.
 Save your hair! Keep it looking charming and beautiful. You will say ,his was the best % cents you sver srent. (Advt.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-25
WHY so SEVERE?

Replying to critic, who called al. tention to two errors, the Southwes
 American says:
 "If the critic of newspaper errors would spend week on the desk ol daily newspaper he would wonder at the end of the experiment. why the press makes so few errors as it does if he did not collapse with the strain of the job before the text ex- pred"
 About the meanest thing the Amer ican could have wished the critic of newspaper errors" Is that he spend . week Ion the desk"
 The amusing side of the situation to the editors--is that there isn't a critic Of newspaper errors" who does not show, in his criticism, that if he were Ion the job" the errors ia newspapers would he far greater ih number and gravity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-25

For the first time in the history of Pine Bluff, church used display advertising in newspapers to obtain favorable publicity for services. Rec ter H. A. stowell of Trinity Episcopal church pursued this policy in adver Using the mission last week by Archdeacon Webber. The archdeacon Is 2 pulpit orator of unusual ability. MT Stowell knew this, and advertised the fact. Large audiences attended each service, and the success was sv great as to attract comment from persons interested. who made com parisons with a similar event two years ago, and which was not advertised. The concensus of opinion was that advertising in the news papers did it. Favorable newspaper publicity brought tho people to the church the first time, and the |aychdeacon's masterly addresses brought theas back again and again The moral is plain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-25
ESTABLISHING THRIFTY.
We'll. Organized Plan to Develop
 Thriftiness by Observance of Thrift Day.

It is interesting to know that q move has been made to inculcate the popular mind with definite ideas of thriftiness through the establishment of Thrift Day, February 3. for annual observance Something to act as a check on the very human instinct of extravagance has long been sought for by students of economy. and many plans have been tried with varying degrees of success.
 Possibly of all the ideas for con certed thrift on the part of individ- uals that have been developed. that of Thrift Day will be the most pop pular. It not only serves to guide the thoughts of the individual to frugsaity, but it's proper celebration can only be accomplished in one way and that is action.
 We have Arbor Day, Flag Day, and number of others commem0rating things dear to the hearts of Ameri- cans that ore observed in various sec tions of the country. Thrift Day is not only national in purpose, but it is the only day the celebration of which means actual, tangible material bene- fit to every individual cooperating. With the development of Thrift Day in years to come it will be possible and interesting for statisticians to make comparisons by communities and areas of the response to this na- tional call for conservation of individ- ual resources. and it is to be hoped a friendly rivalry will result for the thonor of showing the greatest benefits from individual thrift in each section of the country. <
 Americans. accustomed to big fig lures, big areas and big ideas. may be ! somewhat inclined to scorn the trifles,
 Nevertheless, the biggest captains of
 industry, recognize the importance of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-25
BOOSTING MISSISSIPPI TRAFFIC.

BOOSTING MISSISSIPPI TRAFFIC
 That grand old river, the Missis. sippi may yet return to, the splendo. +cfthe days when Mark Twain bossed the .cP Robert E. Lee, or some river liner like her.
 Engineers, river men, government experts and hordes of other brainy persons-more or less-have Come to tie conclusion that the only way modern traffic can be stimulated and brought tc. semblance of it's pristine glory is by the utilization of power barges. The old river steam bot is doomed, they say, because it can't compete with the modern rail road; but the power-driven barge can bi turned into a paying institution.
 So the .reyivfuing of river traffic is under way. The Inland Navigation company, with s9,oo0,ood to back 1t, IS building 36 power barges for use WV iAW W9iA4bDIscippiTga 9 sTlVCT1's DGGWefSn Minneapolis and New Orleans. They will be equipped with wireless telegraphy, too, and the first of the fleet is nearing completion in New York. sl 8@s
 This looks like 'business. Barges can wiggle their way along where a steamer would be grounded, and this will enable them to make the entire distance to Minneapolis without trouble. And if such barges are a comntsrcial success on the IMissis- sppi. there is no reason they cannot bc successful on the Arkansas and other rivers. There has been a great hue and cry in recent years regard ing the necessity of river transporta- ton by freight, and now that a satis i. factory vehicle for traffic has been devised, let's hope the results be that epoch in river transportation we all have been waiting for. e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-25

Berlin, Jan. 22.-A war correspond ent of the "Koelnische Zeitung writes from the headquarters of the German army in Serbia:
 Prince George, the oldest son oi King Peter of Serbia, has become completely insane since the Austro- German drive through the Balkans began. The prince, who had to re- nounce his right to the throne six years ago because of his wild escap- ades. was struck by piece of an Austrian shell near Belgrade and se- verely wounded. Nobody seems to know where he is now, but it is be- lieved that he was transported to Scutari, in Albania. c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-25
MEMBER OF CONGRESS-.
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 January, 1916. Txi the Democratic voters of the Sixth Congressional District ot Arkansas:
 Feeling profoundly grateful to you being conscious of my great obliga ton, and confessing without hesita- tion my gratitude for the confidence you have so generously reposed ir ne. I present myself again as can dldate for the nomination for con Eress in the coming Democratic pri 1raries. shall ever feel under re- ncwed obligations for your endorse ment and support.
 Your obedient servant,
 SAM M. TAYLOR.