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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05

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tlng. oenn ipenn Die 3eit abgelaufen
lift, miiiien mir NIT benz Sdiden arf.
boren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05
Seiratbs 2isenien.

James w. Riley----McCoo Miss.
Monica j. Hermann
Edward H. Whithous Morrison
Clara NJ. Morrison
Harry b. -Pershing
Otillia A. MORRISON
Frank J.
Mary Z. Whitman Hermann
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20
'RED' PLOT TO SEND BOMBS IN CHRISTMAS
 PACKAGES FOUND
Death Missile Under MistletOe and Holly, Was Plan of
 Radicals.

Philadelphia, Nov. 19.-Discovery of fred" plot to slay officials with explosive Christmas mail packages was announced today by Superintend- ent of Police James Robinson.
 Information of the plot, which he considers reliable, indicates it is nationwide and directed against fed eral, state, and city authorities who took part in the national roundup of radicals planning the overthrow of the government.
 Immediate steps were taken to pre- pare federal investigators, postal authorities and police of large cities for action against the mail terror" which is scheduled to begin opera tions shortly before and during the Christmas holidays.
 Evidence of the existence of plot to send bombs through the mails under ribbons and holly, was report ed to Superintendent Robinson by Andrew Emanuel, head of the "bomb squad" who said he unearthed it during his investigation of radical activities here. The information was checked up and verified, according to Emanuel The source of informa-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20
Want Federal Aid
 to Help Farmers
 Hold Their Cotton

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 19.--Charles s. Barnett of Union City, Ga, presi- dent, and all other officials except one director were reelected at to- nights session of the annual con- vention here of the Farmers Edu- | cational and Cooperative Union of America.
 The officers, besides MT. Barnett, include A. c. Davis, Gravette, Ark, secretary and Maurice McAullife, Kan., director. MT. Barrett's election gives him his 50th consecutive term as presi- dent of the organization.
 The report of the cotton commit tee, recommending continuation of the policy of "safe farming" describ- ed as diversification of crops, fer tilization and conservation of the soil, urging extending of credit to farmers by federal reserve banks to enable the holding of cotton and en- dorsing the American Cotton asso- citation, was adopted at today's ses- sions. The report also recommended comprehensive system of market ing cotton and demanded of congress the repeal of "alf laws that impose burdens upon vegetable oils and their products, mot applied to ani- maj fate.
 Endorsement also was given today to bill pending in congress for the conservation of food animals. The measure would penalize neglect of food animals by fines from $100 to $5,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20
ONE LITTLE PIMPLE
 SP0ILS A
 BEAUTIFUL FACE

No matter how perfect the fea- lures, how radiant the complexion, inst one little pimple will spoil it all.
 Not always can these little facial blemishes be prevented for they may be caused by the too frequent use of irritating soaps, powders, rouge or possibility impure blood Every care should be taken to prevent the skin. especially the. face, neck. arms and hands. Only ethe purest and best sterilized toilet soap should be used to cleanse the skin. and when face powder must be employed, one of the highest quality should be selected.
 When pimple pops out on your face, you don't have to remain in- doors or try to hide it. Simply touch the little spot with BLACK and WHITE Ointment and it will vanish almost like magic. This little aid to beauty should be kept on every mo- mans dressing table. because it is a necessary toilet reouisite for remov- ing other facial hlemishes such as roueh. blot"hy. sallow skin The way it clears the complexion is marvel ouS.
 BLACK and WHITE Soan should always be used with the Ointment. Both are sold and guaranteed bv all good druo stores at 25 each ? pack ace, or the manufacturers will send postpaid on receiot of soc.
 A sample of BLACK and WHITE Ointment, literature and BLACK and WHITE Birthday and Dream Book sent free if vou will clip and mail this advertisement to BLACK and WHITE, box 9l3, Memphis, Tenn
 Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20
Two Killed When
 Ship Slips Ways

New Orleans, Nov. 19.-Two men were killed and their bodies hurled into the new industrial canal here late today by the La Place, a French ship of the Parmentier unsuitable type, when it accidentally slipped down the ways 15 minutes before it's launching was scheduled. The men, Edward s. Gray, sales manager of a supply house, and Gustavos Proch- azka, chief draughtsman of a con- struction company, were under the keel and were crushed to death by the vessel.
 Four other men are missing and are believed to have been caught un- der the ship. The bodies of Gray and Prochazka have been recovered
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20
~4 = = Y. Chamber Seeks Few
 More Enumerat0rs

The Chamber of Commerce yester- dav announced that acting at the re- quest of Lamar Williamson. super visor of the census, several appli- cants for the position of enumerators have been obtained. Williamson re- cently failed to get any of his requir- ed quota of 33 for Jefefrson county. The chamber statement says: there are still three vacancies for the city of Pine Bluff, two eacr for Bogy, Dudley Lake and Pastoria, and one each for Barraque, Bolivar. Jefferson, Old River, Victoria, Washington, Melton and Villemont.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20
RADICAL IS CHASED.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 19.-John B. Lawson, alleged radical labor or ganizer who led the recent Knoxville street car strike. was seized by a squad of six unidentified men here late today as, he left the office of hisSs attorney and was taken to Springfield, Tenn, by automobile, put on train for Evansville, Ind, and give norder not to return to this city. Lawson, it is said, reached Nashville early today to address the local car mems union.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20

.~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~c either would have to adjourn the senate or notify the president by resolution that the senate would take ho further action on the treaty.
 Senator, Harding, republican of Ohio, said that on his side they would welcome the opportunity to go to the people on the question of who killed the treaty.
 "If you are determined" he said, "that a minority in the senate will conduct itself with the same blindness that the executive did when he nego- tiated this treaty, then you are cer- tain to go downfin defeat"
 The republicans were assailed by Senator Pullman, democrat, of Me- vada, who accused them of shaping their course on political considera- tions and declared the reservations had been drawn by the irreconcilable foe of the treaty with the secret purpose of defeating it.
 Leaders in Clash. +
 Senator Pittman and Senator Pen rose, republican, Pennsylvania, clash ed during a discussion of responsi- bility for the tie-up. Senator Pitt man charged that every reservation in the Lodge resolution was dictated by republicans desirous of killing the treaty"
 "Every democrat" Senator Penrose interjected, "has voted on orders from the White House."
 "I deny that" Senator Thomas, democrat, Colorado, declared.
 "You're about the only one who can
 Senator Fletcher, democrat, Flor ida, declared opponents of the Lodge resolution were not opposed to all reservations but that, taken as whole, reservations adopted "strike at the heart of the treaty"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20
WOULD NOT SELL COTTON.

Galveston, Nov. 19.-Texas farm CTS are advised against selling their cotton until conditions become nor- mai and prices on the staple rise, in a statement issued here today by Baylis K. Harris, president of the Texas Cotton association. Buyers, bankers and merchants are asked to discourage the farmers from selling now. MT. Harris said the average cost of raising cotton in Texas this year has been AZ cents pound.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20
Leaders Statements.

Senator Lodge, after adjournment tonight, declared "the treaty is dead, so far as this senate is concerned"
 Republican leaders said the senate need not advise the president of its action nor return the treaty to him with formal notice.
 "The president may withdraw it when the senate reconvenes," Sena- tor Lodge said, land. of course, he can then resubmit it in the next ses- sion.
 "But the treaty is dead in this senate, and they killed it as I told them they would if they voted against it."
 Senator Hitchcock said the treaty was not dead and he presumed the president would resubmit it Decem- Der 1, altho he had no definite word from the president to that effect. He said he thought the republicans had worked themselves Unto very awk- ward position" and had split them- selves in the senate and the country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20
Religious Survey for Every City
 of Over 5000

New York. Nov. 19.-Leading Pro- testant clergymen of 47 American cities met here today to arrange for surveys by the inter-church world movement of North America of the religious, social and economic situa- tion in every American community of 5000 and more population. The scope of the surveys. it was said, will be more comprehensive than the coming federal government census.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20

The Strong Withstand Tho IT..
 Cold Better Than Tho V ~ Winter Old people who are feeble ana Maeak. 'a
 CT people who are weak D, ,,,!, y!,ouas. strengthened and enabled WI hln s through the cold weather h., .o 50 GROVES TASTELTSS ch;liy h;Tly TasIag TEaakIag which is simply IRON and r, ioN!l oSl NINE suspended in syrup. So yul, ant even children Nike it V Volp peas soon feel its Strengthening, 'Inn;tes pu car ating Effect. Price 6Oc. i'V'ssr'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20

of the state land office commission, left here late today for Fort Worth, Tex, where they expected to meet Governor Hobby and other. Texas of- ficials in an effort to bring about an amicable settlement of the Red riv- CT boundary dispute between the two states.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20
DON'T DISREGARD A GOLD.

A neglected cold may develop into most serious sickness. The influenza and pneumonia that swept the coun- try a a year ago were preceded by an epidemic of colds. Foley's Honey and Tar will check cold if taken in time. It loosens phlegm and mucous, clears air passages, eases hoarseness, stops tickling throat. Mann's Pharmacy.
 adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20
Attempt Made to
 Assassinate KOlchak

London, Nov. 19.-An attempt to assassinate Admiral Kolchak. head of the all-Russian government, which up until recently maintained it's capi- tai at Omsk. is reporte1 in wire less dispatch received here from Moscow. Hand grenades were thrown at him. Six soldiers were killed and 12 wounded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20
Comptroller Is Not
 Confirmed by Senate

Washington, Nov. 19.-Before ad- journing the senate confirmed a number of nominations, but deferred action until next session on that of Joh Skelton Williams to be comptrol- Ter of currency.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20

Irish Patsy Cline of New York in a hard fought 1O-round bout here to- night, in the opinion of newspaper writers. Mitchell was forced to ex- tend himself to the limit in several rounds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20

tion was carefully withheld by the police. It is believed to have originated from an anarchist "squeal-
 CT" who was afraid of the conse-
 quences of the plot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20
HELD FOR BICYCLE THEFTs.

Eddie Brinkley, negro, 21, was ar rested yesterday by Detective c. C. Lynn, who recovered three bicycle Brinkley is accused of having stolen. The negro had dismantled two of tAe machines and built up good one out of the parts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20
21 EXECUTED.

Madrid. Thursday, Nov. 18.- Moroccan tribesmen were executed at Tetuan, east of Tangier, today for killing their of- ficers while in the service of the Cnanish government.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20

Big Plain and Self Rising Flour, If not the best in your opinion your money refunded. Riley Feed Mfg. Co. 9-2S-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20
Texas-O Oklahoma
 Boundary Dispute
 May Be Adjusted

Oklahoma City, Okla, Nov. 19.- Gov. J. B. A. Robertson, Attorney General s. P. Freeling and members
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20
MITCHELL BEATS CLINE.

Detroit, Mich. Nov. 19.-Richie Mitchell of Milwaukee outpointed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-20
SENATE FAILS TO
 RATIFY OR REJECT TREATY AND ADJOURNS

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14

4 las once de Ia noche, iasta que 10
graba encontrar a algGn trasnocha-
dor, cosa muy rara entoEces, antes
de media noche. Encontrado este,
Don Juan Manuel entraba en- sabre
sa platica con 81, 10 accompaniment por
el canine que tenia que recorrcr. o
81 Ia casa del pobre desvelado estaba
cerca y ilegaba antes de las doce de
Ia noche, Ell pobre loco 10 ob,igaba
d que estuviera con el otro POGO. aIn
ofrcci6ndole dinero para clio.
En- una ciudad tranquila como IN
sepuicro, cual era Mexico en- aquellos
dias, las campar2s del r2loj de Cate
dral anunciando las horas Sc Dian en-
t0da la pohlacion. Don Juan Manuel
escuchaba con marcadisimo intere. IA
primera campanada de las doce, Y di-
.rigiendose a su acompanante le pre-
guntaba solemnemente:
-iQue bora es?
Las doce, contestaba el otro. ma
turalmeIte.
! Don Juan replicaba con VOC IL
gubre:
-Dichoso til que sabes la bora en-
que mueres!
\ antes que IA victima pudiera de-
fenderse Ia daga de D. Juan hundiase
en- el corazon del trasnochador.
Hecho este, Ell asesino regresaba
tranquilamente a 81 domicilio y dor
mia como Tn bcndito.
Pronto Sc alarm6 la autoridad al
yer que todos los dias Sc recogia, al
amanecer, un cadaver con Il puma
lada en- el coraz0n. Unas veces las
victimas eran encontradas en- IN b2-
rrio, al dia siguiente. Las autorida-
des estaban intrigadas queriendO das-
cubrir al asesino cue a>sangre ria
inmolaba noche q noche una victima.
FuG por un criado de Don Juan Ma
nuel como Sc descubri0 a. asesino. No
pudiendo r~esistir la curiosidad de yer
a donde iba su amo noche 4 noche.
fue dicho criado tras de sus pasos II
noche y le TOGO presenciar ei fiji iris
tisimo de un pobre hombre. Lleno
de espanto descubrio 4 las autorida-
Ges al asesino.
Este fue aprehendido y ahorcado
POGO despues, Embellishments, pucsto
que era un pobre loco, irresponsible
de sus actos, a quien debio haberse
encerrado en- una casa de locos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14

La dana hace 10 indicado, y GUAM
do Sc lie ordena que muestre al publ
co las monedaS, resulta que estas Sc
han evaporado.
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:: Cuento para los Nifos -
DON JUAN

Ocurren a veces en- Ia vida real su-
cesos tan raros e inexplicables que
mas bien parecen cuentos o de!lrlos
de una fantasia calenturlenta.
FL episodio que vamos a reterlr
cs rigurosamente hist6rico, aunque q
primera vista parezca conseja forJa-
da por algdn desocupado.
Hace dos siglos viva en Mexico un
sujeto de distinguida posicion social y
VIVA Ell una elegante asa de Ia ca
lie que hoy lleva Ell nombre de Don
Juan Manuel, p~recisamente en- memo
ria del persoraje de quien venimos
hablando.
Alto. huesudo, de fisonomia QUITO
tesca, nervioso, de color amarillo, los
ojos inquietos. el escaso pelo IN tanto
hirsuto, la edad entire los c%incuenta
Y sesenta amos, y ell paso un tanto ma
gestuoso. tai era, a grandes rasgos
descrito don Manuel, protagonlsta de
muchas esceras que llenaron de no.
rror q los habitantes de la metro
poll.
En- cuanto a su fisonomia moral,
haste decir que era tenido por IN
de los hombres mas morigerados de
81 epoca. Era devote, caritativo, ca
ballerOso, atable.
QUEEN sabe que dia Ell demonlo ae
IN locura Sc apodero de aGuel cere-
bro. infundi&ndole L. mas extrana
mania. que concebirse pueda. 7 es
eli case que desde aquel dia comenzo
nuestro hombre a sa!ir de su casa a
las once de Ia noche, el que sc ence-
rraba siempre a las oraciones DE Ia
noche.
Era soltero, por 10 cue su lnica
compania erar algunos criados. Es-
tos Sc sobresaltaron la primera no
che cue vieron a SUI int salir tan a
deshoras Y aun Sc ofrecieron a acom-
par arle. a 10 cual Sc neg6 termlnan-
teE.artc Den Manuel. o~rdenandoles
Que durmieran t-anquilos, pues Gl te-
MIA la lave del zahuan para abrir
cuando regresara, despues dc haber
arreglado un negocio que lie urgia.
Una cscapatoria de esa ~naturaleza
una sofa vez Sc explica ~facilmcntc,
pero impossible explicar las e~scapato-
rias noche a noche. Por ESQ los cria-
dos andaban intrigados tratando de
averic11ar = d0nie ira Sll amO no.
che a noche, maxine cuando era va
viejo para andar en- aventuras.
Y en- efecto. Don Juan Manuel no
nadaba en- ayenturas dc ninguna cla-
SC.
BESIDE que ell monstruo de la locu-
RI Sc apodero de su cerebro. su uni
ca mania era Ia de salir todas las no.
ches a recorrer las GALES de Mexico,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14
- Entreteninientos hfantiLes -
PRESTlDIGITACION

HACER DESAPARECER LAS MO
NEDAS SACADAS DEL SOMBRE-
RO.-Explicamos e. domingo pasado
como Sc ejecuta la suerte de hacer sa-
lir monedas de IN sombrero o de otro
objeto, V ahora yamos a indicar como
Sc hace desaparecer dichaS monedas,
FL prestigitador cuenta las none
daS que haya sacado del sombrero,
a fin de que el publico Sc convenza
de que en- efecto. son monedas rea-
les, V aun puede repartir algunas en-
ire los eXpectadores para que sc con-
venzan de que 10 son. Cuando las tie
ne nuevamente en- su poder, las cuen
Ia Y anuncia al publico que asi CO.
mo ha sacado aquellas monedas de
Ia NADIA tomandolas del aire, c0n Ell
n!ismo poder va a hacerlas desapare-
Ger ~devolverlas al aire, a quien per-
tcnecen de derecho.
Para clio Sc dirige a una senorita
y le suplica que Sc digne recibir a.
Quellas moncdas, juntando las manos
para que no Sc pierda ninguna.
Las monedas Sc tienen entire las
yemas de los dedoS pulgar, indice Y
mayor de la mano izquierda. ~coloca-
daS una sohre otra Y en- esa posicion
muestran al publico. Para depo-
sitarlas en- la mano de Ia dana Sc
simula tomarlas con la mano dere-
cha, para 10 cual Sc voltea Ia ~izquier-
da hacia el pecho del prestidigitador.
Y cuando Sc fiHge cogerlas con la dere
cha Sc ocu!tan entire Ell hueco de Il ma
no izquierda tornado entire el naci-
miento del pulgar Y el nacirniento del
dedo meHique, como 10 hemoS indica-
do en- otras ocasioneS. Sc retira lue-
go IA derecha. cerrada V abultada.
como 81 contuviese las monedas, mien
tras Sc baja Ia izquierda y con TODD
disimulo Sc dejan caer las monedas en-
Ia bolSa oculta de Ia pierna ~izQuier-
da del pantal6n.
Fl operator dice ~entonces a la Sc
Horita: "Hagame listed favor de &C.
rrar ~rapidamente las manoS, de apre-
tar las monedas y de frotarse las ma
nos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14

Sc habian vuelto tan saivajes que ha
blan dado muerte a varios agriculto-
c del distrito. Y destruido las conf
puertas y los edificios d~estinados pa
ia el ganado.
f! Gobierno del Natal di6 permiso,
en- el verano ultimo, de matar uno
que otro elefante. pero nunca consin-
ito en- que fueran exterminados to-
dos ellos, que ahora son en- numero de
200, pcrQuo Inglaterra Sc oponia al
eXterminio total de dichos animales,
por 10 que Sc ha sugerido que Sc les
capture para ser educados con fines
industriales o vendidos a los propie-
tarios de circo. o a los jardines zoo
l6@icos que hay en- varias parties del
mundc.
Los oficiales del ejercito aconseja-
ron que Sc les diera una batida cue
diera per rcsultado el que los elefan-
tes fueran arrojados del rio, donde
seria facil capturarlos. Otros indi-
caron que deberia llevarse ~elefan*es
domestic2dos de la India para captu-
rar 4 los silvestres del sur de Afri-
ca. pero los cazadores locales obje-
taron que los paquidermos del Orien-
tie entrarian en- lucha con los elefan-
ties salvajes de la region, 10 cual da-
ria por resuitado que los mismos do
nlesticados Sc v~olverian saivajes Y
curentaria el pe,igro.
Hubo q~uienes oPinaran que Sc de-
heria hinoptizar a los ~elefantes para
llevarlos en- tai cstado a Port Elisa
beth, donde serian embarcados para
Gistintos lugares. Pero tai idea Sc
desech6 por impracticable, puesto que
no hahria IN solo hinoptizador que Sc
atreviera q If a ~magretizar animales
de tai corpulencia. Y sobre TODD, que
vo.viese con vida.
Tn f~uncionario del Gobierno aeon
sejo cue Sc atrapase a los ~elefantes
Y Sc les embarcara para Ia Nueva
Guinea. donde Sc necesitan mucho pa
"a fines industriales, porque seria un
crimen. desde el punto de vista eco
nomico destruirlos. Afirma dicho fun
cicnario cue los elefantes trabajan
ALI en- los grandcs ~aserraderos de
MADEIRA. donde estan tan bien ensena-