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Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
@mifide Grinncrnnaen.

Dor ser S6la9t BEL 9robbeeren
lugerte Elm ruiiii4es @rmeetOrps IN
Der Mabe bon pi4elsberge unO gu
benz b~ortigen pirf9iGger tamen "a
rufiif@e Sffi8iers ms Quarter. Sic
lieBen Ii@ bas 8eite aus Slide uno
Seller porIeBen, p~erlangten tdsli9
m~inbeFsns 80 Slai4en Wein nnb
bertrDIteten Sen armen Sager INNER
bamit Der &oifer 4lsranoer perbe
dies beSoblen." DIS Die &ufen bog
9uartier perlieBen, blieb bu4Ifdbli9
nidt elm 8ifen 8rOt U6rig. Bon ei>
ner 8e3ablurg hat a6er Der Sdger
niemals etpas gebOrt. Der Gar
pirb es ppbl pergefea baben, ooer
bas @elD 1T no9 edit ruifiH4er Weds
nier u~ntertpegs in ben Eai4en irgeno'
zines Sffiaiers Ooer 8eamten bdngen
geblieben.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
lli6t ausge|6latrn

SrieOrid Ser UroBc Iiebte frcimii.
tioe AlltmOrtcu. 9lls or Dem General
&atIer Oas Ycioormcriercoimeut
5uteiIte, ia9tc er i6nt: .Rein Iic6cr
GosIer, i'd gcbe Sbm Oos Geeinent,
neil ib icnlanocn babel babcn muB,
Der nidt 10 gallant lit wie Die iibri.
gen Sffi5icre!" 0Sn oieIem
SAIL" erpiOerte aatIcr, bobcn Cure
WfoicitGt icbr gIiidlih oeludbIt, oenn
@ott weiB cS, id) bin 10 menio ga.
liant, oaB id mobl erIt eilten Son5.
meiiter annebmen miiBtc, che i'd
mid in Berlin 5eieeu Oiirfte.~ =
Nad0cm .er Oas Regiment cini0c
3eit fommunoicrt botte, fragte i'm
Der &onig einmol: Dytltn 8osler,
Wie lit @r nit ieinen Sffi5ieren 5lt-
frie0ell." = nHcdt gut, Cure Nta.
ieIt1tl" - n@ber Serr, es iilo ia
faIt Iaiiter Setitmaitres," ia9te Der
&onig. n0es ua6mittags niaI-
leidt, Cure Wtaieitdt," %ertpioerte
&obler, beilu Grer5ieren rno olf Der
8araoe iinO es tii1tige Offi5iere;
6oS iibrige 9ebt uns beiOe niGts
an" Oicie Intlport gefieI Dem So
mig unO Gr9erte i'm 6lt9Iei1 ein me-
mig. gr Orebte iib tura Inn uno
iogte: DgeulL mor9en meroe i6 le.
6en mas iie f0nnen; mor9en INN 8
ltbr iou bos 9fcgiment bier erer5ie.
rem" Ser &0nig nor 5lterIt ouf Dem
SlaBe, oIS Oos Negiment fam, unO
Deriufte eS OaOurd in cine grt BON
&erlegcnbcit 81 ieBen, DOB er an.
fling, iiber OaS LANCE @itsbleiben su
i6eltcn, Wobei er Den Ius0r1d
braudte: n0ie Serren baben geuiB
nidt ausgei6Iafen." = Ser @erle.
raj Iegte ieiuem 8fer0 Die 8iigeI
auf ben sails, 5ug nit Der einen
&anO Die llbr, nit Ser anOeren Die
S6reibtafel berolts, rift ouf Den So.
mig 5l nlO iogte: Cure MaieItGt
tpouel ieben! Sier ltebt Sbre geIteru
gegebelte OrOer, uno 10 nieI tits an
Der 3eit; mir bitten ollo nod
5pan6ig Minuten lGnger i6Iofell
tonnen." Ser 4onig modte Elm
baIb perOrieBlides, balb unfreunOli-
DIES @elid4 unO reoete immer in oas
Ote9imellt bineinL nm es in llnoro-
nung gu bringcn. 0od peoer Wtann-
ldatte1 nod Sffi5lere liebeu fidJ
caourd Itorell. 0tad b~eenoeten @rer-
6tercn la9te Der &0nig: n9os 9legi.
nent bat ullocrgIei1li6 geritten,
mein liebcr &asIer." = r9as fam
i'd chen nidt iagen," erluiocrte Der
General, 0es 9brilten @ol8 gsfo.
oron lieB iid irrculad)elt." = go.
RON mar i1 i6uIO," iagte ser &0.
mig freunOlib IGbelnO, ollcbule er
es rlr nidt libel" .9a bitten
Die Scute 10 tlug lein urD lid nidt
oarall feDren miiilen; beim Grer3ie.
rem unO i'll Der STRIDE muB nllr I'M.
l1ler elller lprederL" o~lttportete &af.
Ter. Scr a0nig aber be5eltgte ibnl
nodnlals ieiue 3ufrieOenbelt, men.
oete lein YferO mo rift fort.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02

DDS @ebd9tnis an bieIen merit
iDiirOigen Munn i4eint in Der Sat
mnberbientermoBen bisber nur ein
0rtliGes gu fein. un0 bod bot Der
r@iertelss 9uffner unO gfidter" So
bonn 2ubpig, Der nebenbei oas Nmt
zines Generals cctsz @inne6mers in
@p1ie6aube betleipete, bur4 feline aus
berDrbentli6e @eIebrfamteit feiner
3eit 10 piel Aufmertiamteit erregt,
buB i'm felbit Der OamaIs auf f40ns
pifIeni9aftli4em @ebiete a~llgepal>
tige @ottI4eb in ieiner n2ebensbez
f9reibung oes pbiIOiopben 8Olf" et>
ner eingehen0eren @rtpGAung fir
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
Err graprnHttHrlrR Amttn1atttt.
Gcn 6. @pieImann.

Der NmtsI9retber 5afolo mar
Sunggeiele seblieben aus 2ebenstIugs
belt unD nit 8epuBtiein. @r be-
ipo9nte iein freunoli4es, ouf Der
Amtsfreibeit belegenes 9ienitbaus
olIein. Semen 9ausbaIt beiorgte ibm
bic Srau pes Nmtsz Na9tpG9ters Der
Gls pfli9tgetreuer 8tamter feline
Na9tpa4en iabraus, ia9rein in Der
i'm CONNER tiblen, i'm Winter Dobl>
ge6ei5ten Ruti9erfube oes einltisen
alien s5iirItenI9lofes auf Der &mtsz
freibeit, bas Der @bef Der 9rotei, Der
Serr &anborpit, ~beIuobnte, uno NORM
AUDI bic 4mtsituben iid 6efonoen,
geiunb un0 ieeIenrubig perf4iief.
Grit ieinem Namenspetter Der al>
ten Deuti9en 9eloenlage, benz Hielen
SaIolp, batte Der Amtsi9reiber So
iolb ni9ts gemein. SIN @egenteil, er
apar 9srabe 10 leiOli4 mitteIgroB.
Cont ober poblse6aut, bibi@ tors
pulen:, uno itGnO auf 5pet itrammen,
luobl6epapeten 8einen. Sein INNER
fauber eIott raiiertes, INNER better
breini9auenOes rOii9 bIiibenoes 4nts
Lip trug 10 offenii8tlia Das 9eprdse
Der @utmiitigteit, oaB bic iungen
8duerEpeiber, Die an pas Qmt elm
Mnlie9en butten, pespegen Der 4mtss
f9reiter Iie our gte9iitratur uernabm,
Dftmals iagten: nNe Ssrr 4mtsI9ris
tper, &c tieten Owerit 10 leew ut be
Sgsu, oat'n ii6 i&ierit in sc uerIes
tren mii9t!"
go mar penn aud Der Serr Imtsz
f9reiber 5nsolo BEL alen ldnOli4en
GingsieTsnen feiner Oroitet. Den
@nuern aleidermaben pie ben Oos
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
gnf @ads.

Sn elmer eroBen @arniionitaot
lino Die Nefrutcn gum erften Mal
auf 8a6e ge5ogen. @iner Don
ibnen, ein SoIe, itebt Nolten Dor
@ewebr. @ls Der He9inlcntstam-
bour al Der Made noriibcrgebt, ruff
er Die @ade beraus uuo bcontuor.
tet Die Srage Oes llnteroifi5iers,
marum er Dor Dem &egimcntstam.
6our berausgeruicn babe, nit ben
@orten:
rSat ii6 Serseant am &ragcn,
major allf Sdnlter, peiB iiA nid)t,
tOa5 iit iou MAIDEN: pr6ientiert ii9,
is iib gu piel, taBt iid al, is iid
6a men1g, ruff ii9 Die ganse
8an0e rallsI"
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02

@eine @an9en tparen IeideubIaB,
ielne @lieber bebten.. :.
feinem 9auie an. MubIam i9loB
er Die 9austiir auf, gu Spbe err
i4Opft fant er in ieinem 3immer in
Den 2ebntuAl. @tlenbs fam oa aud
f4on bic Ra@tnG@tersfrau eelou5en.
Bonn 5eniter ibrer Wobnung aus.
bic I'M Sorturm bes S9loBbofes
lag, bate iie feline &udtebr pabrees
nomnen.
nMein Soft, 0err amtsf@reiber,
mos bat 0os gu bebeuten, baB Sic
i@on pieber ba iinb9 Wos 1T porse,
falen9" iagte iie beitiirat.
sd iterbe!!" FObnts Ger amts-
l9reiber matt. p9olen sic ben
9ottor, to9en Sic mir 3amiuens
tee."
.llniinn nit benz Sterben, benz
0ottOr uno benz &amiuentee!" sntz
segnete bic refolute iungen Srau.
n@inen re9tf9affenen &ognnt tperben
Sic %trinten, uno bdnn tpereen Sic
mir eroGblen, baartlein eradblen, mas
Sbnen pofiiert it,"
Ser Nmtsf9rei6sr trant bet &oss
nat!. Damn eradblte CT. Mubfam
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02

pdbrenb bic DGnbe nit in &reibe
gef@riebenen pbiloiOpbiI4en unO ma
tbemotii9en Mertiprii4lein bebedt
paren. @epiB Elm ionberbarer Auf@
entboIt fir einen ppn Der rauben
Nrbeit Ieiner 9Gnoe lebenben 8auers>
mann! @enn Sobann &uOpig aud
feline piffenf9aftli4en ieIbitdnbigen
GntOedungen gu peraei9nen bat, 10
1T er bod ii9erIt9 Elm feiielnber
@6urattertopf aus Der 0amaltgen
3eit. Sn Der S9uIe gu @Ofiebaube
bat man fetn portrGt angebra4t, als
0lobnung our Ausoauer unb gum
fIeiBigen Streben fir Die Susenb.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
So6ann 2ubpie.

Musfliiglern, pel9e na9 benz Siters
ber9e o6er Dem Weinber9e D2ieben
Ode" 6inoufpilgern. gur penige
ober, ipel9e Die breite 9ouptitraBe
goffeboubes bur9panoern, tperben
bort ouf bic an Dem Soreingange eis
mes tIeinen 8ouerngutes ongebro6te
Safel o9ten, an neI4er bic Sns
i@rtft gu leIen itebt:
nSn Oieiem @runoitid po9nte Der
an 25. 5ebr. 1715 in GpB6auoe GEE
borene unb am II. 5ebr. 1850 bters
Telbit bertorbene nsele6rte Bauer"
Spbann Qubpig g.
Stt. 1893. ELECTROMAGNETIC"
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02

Den 96buiBbergen %eeseniiber, i'm
fru6tbaren @I6tole unterboIb Ores
bsns, logert iOpIliId am 6ube oes
SHerber9es bas 00rfIein GoiiebduOe.
8eIonoers our 6ribIings5eit, peun
bier Berg unb Sal i'm S4mude BON
5oblIoIen bliibenoen SbItbGumsn ites
Ben, lit bieIer Ort bos DonOer3ieI
SoufenOer unb absr SauIenber BON
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02

al nirtommsn eshsiBsr, fr.ubis unb
nit OfIsnsn Qrmsu empfonger.
90 oa6te er oe1n zines i4Onen
September 81 o9mittdgs, ra9oem er
Tein MittagsT9Idf4en a6iolOiert
bate, einem ieinsr gutsn 5reunce,
benz 4mtmonn Brand, oeiIen gros
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02

ygs sibt mebr 9iree i'm SimmeI rur
nrf @rben -"
Bes po9tgut gu Der 0roitei se'
60rte uno cine Stunbe BON Dem
SIP bieier sntfernt lag, einen 8eiu4
gu MAIDEN. Natiirli4, pie er oos
gepObnt mar, per peOes apOitoIOs
rum.
@r fagte 1einer iungen Na9tpG9z
tersfrau 8ei4eiO, na9m nod BON
oieier ben Muftra9 bin: m@inen i4Ds
men iungen &ubnbabn mitau6ringen,
bic 6rou AmtmGnnin babe UNI Oteie
3eit i9on INNER pel9e fertig gsnus
belt" uno %panOerte 40.
8ebusIi4 feline 3i9urre i4muu>
demo, i4Ienoerte er ben ansenebmeA
NnlOpeg Oabtr. 0a, mo Der Deg
aus Dem Walbe austritt uno etne
tur5e Strede il sinem 9obIpege pei>
ter lGuft, trmmt Der 4mtmann
Brand angeritten.
m9erre9Ott, SaiOlb!" ruff Der ibm
ertreut entgegen, sOu ptaIt gepiB
MIDI beiI4en?! SIT bas absr
nett Don DIR, Da tOnnen mir beute
4benO i9On uniern Wbiit abtIopfen,
Der YaltOr tit AUDI gu 9auie. sd
muB auerOin9s n%OttOenolg na9 Der
Stopt" = fur bic Seppbner Dss
platten .2anoes lit Die ibrem Oorfe
aunGGit geIe9ene Staot tmmer npte
Staot" par ercelIence! - bin aber
in bO9itens 3pei Stunoen pieDer ba.
8ruBe nur meine AIte in3pii9en bon
mir uno iage ibr, Dab tie Dem Ya=
itor tunO tut, bob Su Oo bift, au9
9lei9 ben S%tattbaIter Den Set9 OBJ
tif4en IGbt, bob mir gu AbenO elm
f9Ones @eri9t &araul9en gu u1z
fern @las Hptpeiu babeu. nno nun
ppllen mir uns ni9t ~uufbdIten.
5rinte nur nit meiuer Alten Rufz
Zee uno er5able ibr. lDas IS gteues
auf benz Amte sibt. Denn i6r oaz
nit fertig ieio. bin i'd au9 pieDer
Do. &annit ia aud Ous 5ii9en met
netpegen mob 70 Elm bis4en Dirigie>
ren."
0amit reitet Der Nmtmann in
f3arfer Pace ab, uno Der MmtsI9rei>
Der wanOeIt Ian9iom firbob.
Nuf Dem @utsbofe empfdnot i'm
Die Jrau Amtmdnnin opar nit eez
po6nter JreunOItdteit, o6er iDre
Wlieue tit tribe uno Dol 3rouer, urp
ais Der Amtsi@reiber ieinen @ruB
uno feline 8eiteuung anbrtngt, lagt
tie 6O4li9it eritaunt: nMein Mann
S6nen b%egegnet, 9err 6oioIo?! 0u
GROCER @Ott! 9a miiien sic i9ter
cine Billion gebabt baben!. Mein
Wlann Iiegt i9on felt Drei Sagen
I%ter6enstrant 0arnieOer, Der Oottor
tommt I9on apetmal bes Cages,
46! Wie Der urme &rante pisDer
ItObnt! 9Oren Sic nur, 9err 6alolo,
bDren Sic nur!" /.
SIN Re6en0immer purbe elm iam>
merpolIes St06nen laut.
Damn rief cine aittsrnoe Stimme:
DMlutting, nit mem fpri@it Ou
ba2"
n9err 4mtsf@rei6er Gaiplb TT
bier, Batting"
rSol NAL reintDmmsn."
Mit Der Srou Qmtmann trat Der
4mtsi9rei6er in oas &rantenoim>
mer. Seine Nargen paren lei9ens
blaB, feline @lieber bebten, eistalt
lief es ibm iiber ben &iiden, taIter
S9peiB ituno auf feiner Stirn =
ia, Oa lag Der Nmtmdnn Brand i'm
Bette. oerielbe Nmtmann Brand, Der
inn mod Dor taum elmer bolben
Stunbe auf Der 2anoItroBe gu pfer>
De bege9net NOR, um na9 Der Staot
gu reiten, nit ibm apei lang, 5mei
brett geipro9en bate. Dem Imts>
I9reiber 9ruielte, uno fem Wprt
tonnts er iiber Die 2ippen brinsen,
als Der 4mtmann nit f9wo9er
~ls r 0TY It'll CrYG
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02

Ser &abIt0pfige. Or
fel Gam S9ofital porii6ergebeno):
n@roulam, oas Sd)af BEL oieler Sal
tie 81 i6erenl"
Scr flcine Neffe (na6 elmer 8eilc
nadjoentlid): rSnfel, Gu Mit bod
eigentli6 nod idIimmcr Ouran; Dem
S6af mGGit Die @oue bod wcnig.
items pieOer!"
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02

80. gu Sooe erIdDpft iant er N let'
mem 3immer in ben 2ebnltnbl.
Damn boben Sic ale Sriimpfe in Der
9anb. unb Der 4mtmann muB S9nen
tommen.
Der Mmtsf9rei6er fol9te benz
State Der i9Iauen Na4tpdGterss Sra
unb fpielte BEL Dem &mtmann uno
befen Srou feline gRoae 10 por5iig'
li9, bub 8eibe beute ned ni9t pil>
fen, tparen Bel ibrem Sputf4er5, ben
ie nit benz Mmtsi9reiber ii4 mo9s
ten, iie Die Sorpenoen ooer bic See
foppten.
Bon feiner Superintendent, fsis
mem @eilterglouben, mar aber Oant
Der Rlu9beit Der iungen Na4tpd4s
tersfrou ber Mmtsi9reibe- Saiolo
ieBt p%plitdnbis turiert.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-29
Revyian Entertainment. Committee Meets.

The Belgian Relief committee, conn posed of Mrs. Simon Bloom, Mrs. J. l. Norris, Mrs. T. J. Collier, Mrs. H. L. Sternberg, Mrs. c. U. Mayfeld and Mrs. Jack Bernhardt, met this week. and made final arrangements for the appearance here on April 18th of the Belgian Trio"
 From an artistic viewpoint alone this concert will be one of the most notable events of it's kind in Pine Bluff-while the collateral features at tached to it and all for which it stands will give it: a peculiar distinction. It is composed of three artists, off cial representatives of the court of Belgium -Mademoiselle Daisy Jean, cellist, harpist and singer; Mademoi' selle Gabrielle Radoux, pianist, and Monsieur Jon Collignon, baritone; and their program will reflect the military spirit throughout.
 The. concert will be given at the Tabernacle in order to accommodate the great crowd, and the admission fee of 25 cents is so phenO1ninally low that there should be at least 5000 tickets sold. The entire receipts will % toward the relief of the orphan children of Belgium!
 ] Wherever these artists have appear ed, they have been given an ovation and the entree of every patriotic home ! In Atlanta, the thousands of people who heard them were aroused to the higest pitch of enthusiasm, and the most fashionable hostesses of the city gave numerous social functions in their honor.
 The following ladies and gentlemen have been selected as patrons and pat ronesses here:
 Mir. and Mrs. S. c. Alexander, MT and Mrs. H. I. Holderness, Judge and Mrs. J. M Elliott. Mir and Mrs. M. D Bloom, Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Wilkins Judge and Mrs. w. D. Jones, Mir. and Mrs. C. H. Triplett, Mir. and Mrs. Joe Nichol, MT. and Mrs. l.. H. Hutt, MT and Mrs. Harry Hanff, MT. and Mrs H. R. Strange, MT. and Mrs. T Haynes Gregory, Mir and Mrs. Clarence Phil pot. MT. and Mrs. B. w. Freeman, MT and Mrs. W. O. Taggart, MT. and Mrs Leo Andrews, Mrs. M. A. Portis, MT and Mrs. WI w. Alexander. Mrs. A. M Parrow. MT. and Mrs. Ziba Bennitt MT. and Mrs. H. l.. Sternberg, MT. and Mrs. Simon Bloom. MT. and Mrs. Roy Harff, Prof. McNeill, Judge and Mrs I T. M. Phillips, Mir. and Mrs. A. Blu lthenthal. Dr. and Mrs o. W. Clark Rev. and Mrs. Frank Thompson, MT ', and Mrs Tom Collier, MT. and Mrs R. E. Lee. Mir. and Mrs. Milford Drey fus, MT. and Mrs. J. B. Speers. Mrs T. B. Adams, MT. and Mrs. William Nidhol. Mrs. M, A. Austin, MT. and , Mrs. George Adams, Rev. and Mrs. H
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-29
PERSONALS.

MT. and Mrs. D. F. Noland, former ly of Layfette, Ind, are acquisitions to the population of Pine Bluff. MT. Noland being connected with the Lea witt store. They are domiciled at 509 West Sixth.
 The little son of MT. and Mrs. Deck Segars, who lives at Twenty-eighth and State, is reported convalescent from pneumonia.
 w. c. Crittenden, l.. M. Crittenden, l.. M. Quattlehaum and J. R. Walt, prominent citizen of Altheimer, were in the city on business yesterday
 R. c. Young, of the engineering corps of the U. s. army at Camp Beauregard, La., is spending a fur tough with homefolks at 635 Beech street.
 Louis Froug, proprietor of the F'roug Department store, was business vis- itor in Little Rock yesterday.
 L. J. Reap, owner and manager of the Red Line delivery service, visited in Little Rock.
 Miss Annie Patton, postmistress at Altheimer, visited in this city yester- day
 w. F. Blakeney, of Altheimer was in this city on business yesterday.
 Sergeant Herman B. Toler of Camp Reauregard, is the guest of his sisters, Mrs. Grover Shepherd and Mrs. A. J. Murphree.
 J. L. Longina, manager of the Ar kansas Light & Power compnay, is a patient at the Davis hospital, where he underwent an operation yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-29
MANY PEOPLE OF T0DAY JUST AS
 BAD AS PETER
Preaching on the Denial of Christ, Dr. Jordan Ap-
 peals to Unsaved.

Tonight the chldren's chorus will sing at the revival services at the First Christian church. Last Friday night when they sang they were ex- tremely pleasing to the audience There will be at least fifty children in the chorus, and they will render a number of selections. They will also have their Bible drills, under the direction of Mrs 'Saxton The drill tonight will be even better than the one of last Friday night
 Last night Mr. Saxton sare one of the best solos he has yet rendered in the meeting. It was Jesus in Pilates Hall"
 Dr. Jordan preached on the sub- ject, Peter at the Fire" He used as a basis for his remarks the Scrip ture found in Mark 14:54-76. This is description of the conduct of Peter after the the night of the Gethsemane scene and the morning of the trial. Dr. Jordan showed how impetuous Peter was in promising not to deny nor to to be offended without thinking of the things that were to come.
 He showed this same impetuosity when he refused to allow his feet to be washed by the Master. The same spirit was shown when he used his sword in the Garden of Gethsam- ane. He slipped into the High priests house with John because he did not want to be recognized He sat at the fire and enjoyed himself while the Master was being tried. He denied the Christ without reason. He was no worse than many Of us at this time.'
 The sermon closed with a strong appeal to the unsaved. Tonight Dr. Jordan's subject will be, "Entrusted Treasures.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-29
Honorina French Soldiers

Of the methods of honoring soldiers :or distinguished service on the field of battle, the "fourrngers" conferred upon the crack regiments of France Is one of the most original. It consists of colored cord ending in q brass tag the name being derived from the French word for q tethering rope f0, horses. Every officer and mas ill ,n regiment rewarded for gallantry In ae tion by the fourragers has the righ, to wear this cord round the left shoul
 der. There are two classes of tht distinction, one having green and re6 cord to correspond with the croix de guerre. and the other being in green and yellow, on the lines of the rara' medaille mi]Itc'"> t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-29
LADD LEAVES HOSPITAL

E. P. Ladd, wealthy lumberman, who has been in the Davis hospital undergoing treatment by pr. o. G. Blackwell for wounds inflicted by a negro two weeks ago, has been discharged, and was a,ole to return to his home at Furth, where he call ed up last night to ascertain from The Graphic the latest news from the war front in France. MT. L7dd was shot thru the arm and i'll the chest by a negro, who was captured at Tillar, several days after the at tempted murder.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-29
PINE BLUFF MAN LOSES HOPE.

"For ten years suffered severely from stomach trouble. The doctors said l had cancer of the stomach and nothing would do but an oper- atoin. I took my last round of iMayr's Wonderful Remedy 2 1-2 years ago. Since then I sleep weii, eat what I want and feel fine.' It is simple harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and al'aq
 the inflammation which causes practically all lstontach, liver and
 intestinal ailments, including an- pendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded.-Advt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-29

my housework. My baby when seven months old weighed 19 pounds and 1 feel better than l have for long time. I never had any medicine do me so much good. Mrs. PEARL MONYHAN, Mitchell, Ind.
 Good health during maternity is 6 most important factor to both mother and child, and many letters have been received by the lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,, Lynn, Mass, telling of health restored during this trying period by the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege. table Compound.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-29
.Al Case of Good Jud gn1e 1e11t
BIRTHS.

Born, to MT. and Mrs. c. E. Wilson, March 27, girl. MT. and Mrs. Wilson live on the Warren road, two miles south of Pine Bluff.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. w. L. Fergu- son, Thirty-first and Mulberry, March 27, a girl.
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Gymnasium Classes at
 Y. w. (. A. Enthusiastic.

The gymnasium class at tho " w. c. A., last night was so large that the instructor. Miss Virginia Cruther, found it necessary to divide the girls into two classes. The en- thusiasm is so great, and Miss Crut- cher is doing so we'll that it is ex- pected at least 45 girls will take ad- vantage of the class at the session next Thursday night. In the event that the class continue to grow, ad- diticnal nights will be assiened
 The French and domestic science classes will hold their first sessions this evening, and both arc eNpected to attract many members cf the as- sociation.
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during the time l
 was lookingforward
 to the coming of my
 little one that 1 am recommending it to other e x p 6 C t a n t mothers. Be fore taking it, some days l suffered with neu. ralgia so badly that l thought 1 could not live, but after taking three bottles of Lydia E. Pin k- hams V e ge table Compound 1 was en- tirely relieved of neuralgia, 1 h ad gained in strength and was able to go around and do all
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PRAYER MEETING CHANGE.

The nraver meeting which was to have been held at the home of Mrs. A. w. Scruggs this, morning has been changed to the home of Mrs. Frank Thompson. 701 Pine. These prayer meetings are under the x.auspices of the Woman's Missionary society of the Christian church. %
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All Day Quilting Party.

AHEtSs
 . Yesterday. in the home of Mrs. J. E.
 Brown. the members of the Carna-
 tion club. and some of their friends enioved an all day quilting party. A very delicious dinner was served at
 the noon hour. and in the afternoon a nnilting hee contest was held-the
 first nri7e going to Mrs. J. H. King, while the consolation prize went to M"s F. M. Luton. \
 Those present were Masdares L1l- ten. Blatherwick She'll: King. Ernest, Cady. M,lhv Futile. McCarthy. Bailiss,
 Rrown. Britt. Misses Lena Moseley, T.eil Shell. Dorothy Ernest. Willie May
 Luton. Ruby King. Mildred, Cadv Catherine NcCarthv. Henry Cady, Jr.,
 Allen Luton, Guy Moseley Brown.
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D. T. L. :. Musical Program.

Y. !. h..
 Musical Program.
 The Bible students and Loyal Tenn
 perance league have planned a spec
 ial musical program for Sunday after
 noon at o'clock, at the First Chris
 tian church. MT. and Mrs. Saxton will
 assist in the program.
 Mrs. w. B. Hughes, who was oper- sted on at the Florence Sanitarlum Monday is much improved. MT. and Mrs, H. R. Swisher return led to their home at Bluffton. Indiana after a visit with their son.. F. $. Swisher. Mrs. Swisher has, been un- der the treatment of Dr. Sellars fo. several months. and is completely re- stored to health. K Miss Genie Baynham has accerteG a position as cashier of the dining room and office assistant at the lief ferson hotel.
 E, MT. and. Mrs. Wade H. Knox,and tive children are comfortably domiciled ir their new abode. recently purchased from Henry Haizlip, at 1902 Cherry street.
 | MT. and Mrs. L. c. Saunders and Mrs. Alice Schafer. of Little Rock
 motored to Pine Bluff yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McQuistian o1
 Cummins were in the city yesterday Mrs. Harry H. Harris of "A West Fifth has gone to Nashville for g short visit, after which she will go tt
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The Norwegian inventor of the first reinforced concrete vessel to navigate the open sea has built reinforced concrete floating dry dock and has g contract for another with lifting ca paclty of 1000 tons.
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A. Stowell, MT. and Mrs. Hughes Fay Tor, Dr. and Mrs. J. w. Withers, Mrs W. T. Lowe, MT. and Mrs. F. G. Bridges. Mir. and Mrs A. WV. Nunn Stanley Dreyfus, Dr and Mrs. A. w. Troupe, Judge and Mrs. w. B. Sor- rells, MT. and Mrs. k. B. Bloom, Miss Victoria Harrell, Mr. and Mrs. T. H Collier, Dr. and Mrs. C. U Mayfeld R. M. Knox, IT,, Daniel Taylor, Mir and Mrs. c. A. Cunning.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Simon returned yesterday morning from a short visit Mrs. Simon from Little Rock, and MT, Simon from St. Louis, where he was in consultation with represents tives of the Equitable Life Insurance company.