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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13

mente adornado. llamado orat0ric. pa
la6ra que en- aquella epoca equivalia
en- este ease 4 estrada. Una lampa-
"a lie a!abastro iluminaba con su luz
miSterioSa varios cuadros de Ia es-
cuela italiana, algunoS bronces flo
r~euricnes. una alfombra tejida eI
Oriente Y mos s~illones de encina ad-
mirabismente e~sculpidoS. La hada de
es-a mansion. despueS de haber qui-
taGo Ia escala Y cerradO prudentemen-
= In yey+ana. vino a sentarse en-
uuo de estos %siIlones. El jOven Sc a
rrcdill6 delante de ella V lie tom6 las
n,aroS.
Era una mujer de v-einticuatro .
veinJicirco amos quiza. rubia como u
Ma Madonna de Rafael Y blanca CO.
mo I'm lirio: n flor del Norte trans
portada bajo el cielo ardiente del Me
6iodia: III demonio de ojos aZules Gu
Va senrisa buricna competia o Ia
actitud altiva Y los labios de- carniin
de las bearresas. Esa mujer, ante
IL cual acabaoa dc arr0dlllarse nueS-
rro hGroe. Sc Ilamaba Diana Corisan-
dra De AndouinS. condeSa de Ora
mont.
Diana. mi hermoSa Diana. muir
mUro el Adolescence llevando u suS
labioS las manoS blancas Y p~erfuma-
das de n condeSa, 5por que arrugaiS
as: vueStras cejaS Y NE mirais con
ceno. reprendiendome por mi eNcesiva
tardanZa@
Glare eSta. reSpondlo sonriendose
y eNtendiendo Su brazo hacia IN nm
con del oratorio; mirad el reloj, mi
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MADRID. Febrero 11.-Las noti-
cias llegadas hoy de Portugal dan
cuenta de que todos los lideres par
lamentarios. incllyend0 a los catoli-
cos romanos, han prometido apoyar
III gobicrno incondicionalmcnte.
Relavas, uno de eSos lideres, en-
pres5 la opinion de que el gobierno
no reconoceria mas que III solo par
tide: el de Ia R~epublica, Y que esta
ansioso porque pueda reStablecerse
ripidamente una situaci0n normal:
que tambien desea castigar a los au-
torres de la i~nsurreccion que ma sldo
causa de que Sc haya derramaGo va
bastante sangre ' que Il vez que To-
ore apartar el pe!igro que por ahora
10 amenaza, Sc COnSagrara q cumPlIr
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FOLLETlN Mum. ,.
La JUvENTUD DE ENRIQUE ".

cion, rozanGo los arboles. Sc detuvo
de nuevo al pie ae In fachadc me
ridionag que daha cara q Ia monta-
En- el mismo insJante, IN enor-
me perro cue yacIa fuera sobre (!
casped. sc lanzo fUrioso hacia e.
con los oios e~ncenGidos, Ia Doca 4
bierta Y pronto q dar ef aullido de
alarma.
-,Callate. PluJon, dUo el joven
en- VOC aaj@. soy yo.
Ell perro. sin duda. debja coaocer
al recier verldo. pues vino 4 l&rler-
lie la mano. Y meneaudo IL cola CT
Senal de contento, Se voiyio a echar
tranquilamente. Al miSmo tempo St
.entreabria con prudencia una ven
tana. Y a POGO GAIA una esca!a de
soda a los pies del loven. FL cuai Ia
cesi6 ligeraeute con ambas manos
V trepo por ella con a a@llIG&G de
un cato haSta Ia ventana que ACADIA
ba de abrirSe. En- e. momento -
oue lego al entabiamento, dos bra
eos perfumados Y b!aucoS como IA
nieve 10 eStrecharo1 sUaverente, a
trayendole hacia dentro. Y despueS
lie recogida IL eScala pendiente 4 10
largo De IL pared, volyi6 4 cerrarSe
Ia ventana.
-;Ah! ma querido EnriQus-.. dijo
callandito una o freSoG y ioven,
fGue tarde llegaiS esta noche.
FL companero de Amaury de Noe
&c e~ncoRtraba en- un cuarto l~ujcsa-
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FL Sr. ". {. Schwartz. de Chapel
Hill. Texas. nos eScribe 10 Slguiente:
-"Sirvanse enviarme por correo, &
embellishments. otra media grueSa
de Urban's Balm. La genie me 10
pide con mucha inSiStencla. rayana en-
delirio. Y como he agotado Ia eNlS-
tencia por complete Sirvanse reMltlr-
10 Embellishments para calmar IA cN-
citacion."
Esta e. Solamerte ana lie las MI
les de car,as que Ia casa de Urban
Chemical Company de ssta ciu6ad ha
recibido. Para c~onvencer 4 las per
sonas que nunca hayan uSaco Ur5an'S
Balm. debemoS d~eciyieS q1c eSJa -
una medicinal gJe Ia -eH.to desde ma
&c muchoS amos general aceptac!on
en- el mercldo- S,eHio cSpetlalmente
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I'm RAID ALIADO SOBKE
o BOLSHEVIKIS
Impidio I'm ataque de estos

ARRANGED, Febrero l2.-Ayer
Sc do a la publicidad en- esta ciudad,
81 siguiente iniorme Official:
Los contingencies ruSoS e n%leseS
lograron llevar a cabo IN raid con
muy buen Gxitn. el dia I del presen-
tc mes, sohre Soukadish. logrando
desorganiZar las con%centraciones de
tropas enemigas que Sc estahan ha-
cicndo para IN ataQuc sobre nues-
tras fuerzas. Nuestras tropas lie in
flieieron al enemigo muy severas
baias V le quit@ron dos canones de
campana.
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"a GENIE EXGE ENERG!CAMENTE UR-
BANS BALM.-DEBE ADQUlRI2LO INME-
DIATAMFNTE." ESTO NOS DICE UN
COMERClANTE
COMERCIANTE

recCmeCGada para resfrloS, c~atarroS,
do}or de cabeza ' usada con mucho
ex:tc como preventive contra la In
f!uenza. AdGuiera hoy mlSmo IN Iu-
DO en- cualquier drogueria y haga que
toda Su famiIia 10 use varlaS wees al
,ia. ESta concenido en- tuboS SANTA
rios conveDienJemente p~reparados.
Sus reSulJaGoS agradaran q cualquie-
"a. Sc venGe a los precioS de p y
30 cts. Pida en- la primer droguerla
e~ncuentre. o ~telefonee inmedia-
tamenCe por IN tubo de esta medlci-
ma.
81 en- Ia botica en- que hace listed
sus compras. no tlenen en- e~NlStenc!a
Urban's Balm. pidalo directamente q
Urban Chemical Company, San An
ionic. Texas. (Adv.l
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CABLES DE ESPANA
Sermcio especial de LA PRENSA
LOS REALISTAS PORTUGUESES Sc PROP0NEN
PEDEP Ell APOYO De LAS POTENCIAS ALLADAS

con todos Ii compromises interna-
cionales.
En- los circulos m9narquicos, Sc
gun rezan las noticias ~recibidaS hoy,
Sc habla con mucha insistencia de
apelar a las potencias aliadas para
que ~intervengan Y hagan preston So
bre ell gobierno oorHlgues para que
Sc proceda a IN plebiscito que decida
acerca de Ia forma de gobierno que
desee ell pueblo de Portugal Y sc COM
prometan a conformarse con el result
tado de e., cualquiera que sea- A.
gregan CUE tienen Ia seguridad de que
81 ~lograran tai cosa, ell asunto Sc resell
veria de favorable para sus
ideas.
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rae; mi madre 10 deSea Y 10 ordena.
-:Pero a d6nde vas, Dios MIC?
exclam6 Diana palida Y temblorosa;
"a d0nde vas, Enrique?
A Paris, a la corte de Francia.
-iOh. mo vayaiS Enrique, no va
yaiS ALI, exclam0 la condesa viva
mente; no vayais ALI repiti6 como
poseida de terror. Mirad que sois hui
gonote, mi querido principe, Y que oS
sucedra alguna d~esgracia.
-iLoca! dijo Enrique de Navarro.
Pero tranquilazaos. mi querida Dia-
anadi0 en- seguida. pues voy d
Paris de inc0gnjtO. No Sc todavia con
que objeto; manana me e~ntregara mi
un pliego cerrado que no de-
bere abrir haSta que este IN Paris.
Lo unico cue Sc es que partire sin
escolta acompanado SOiamente de Nee,
' que debo II a hoSpeuarme en- Pa
ris, en- Ia Gale de Saint Jacques, POGO
distantt de la Cite, Ell Ia hosteria del
Lion d'Argent que es de m bearnes
Lestacade.
-:Y regresareis dentro de un mes,
MO?
ST. segun me In dice mi madre.
La condesa So ruso muy p~cnsati-
va:
Este viaje eS muy eXtraho.. q.
murmur6, Y de SECURE que tiene al
gun objeto p~olitico que nj o nj 20
sCSpechamoS aun, mi querido Enri-
que.
-Hermosa Diana, rechazad 'toda
sospecha respecto de mi viaje, Y no
oS inQuieteis asi, pues perderlamos
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BALE EN- Ell HOTEL GUNTER

Varias agrupaciones sociales da-
ran esta tarde IN bale en- ell hotel
Guntev. con el cual seran ohsequia-
dos los soldados que fueron heridos
en- los frentes de batalla de Francia.
y uue Sc encuentran en- esta ciudad
pasando su convalecencia.
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inutilmente ell POGO tempo que nos
queda.
-Decis bien. respondio ella.
Y los dos amantes emplearon Ia
bora que les quedabs en- hacerse las
mas dulces promesas. r~atlficandolas
con los mas solemnes juramentos. En-
fin. una claridad blanquecina pail
deci6 el horizonte, V. como Romeo al
d~esprenderse de los brazos de Julieta,
Enrique de Navarro Sc levanto Y d.
.jo:
Diana, va va a amancer...
Despues, de estrecharle en- u bra
EOS. la condesa lie hizo renovar pOr
cent6sima vez en- una bora el jura-
mento que 81 hacia de volver 10 mas
pronto possible Y de amarla siempre.
Luego Il dijo:
Dime. Enrique. vida mia, thas es-
tado alguna vez en- Paris?
ST. por cierto. a la edad de ocho
anos.
-Es como 81 no hubieseis estado
nunca. Nj aun el ser principe tie
pondra Il salvo de las a~cechanzas Y
seGucciones. Y precisamente porque
vas de incognitd. es precise. mi que
rido seHcr. tener ALI amigos segu-
roS.
-Llevo conmigo q Noe.
Noe es I'm a~tolondrado, tan no.
vicio como 10 seras til mismo en- Pa
ris. Quiero darte una buena carta
que te podra ser muy IT'LL.
-iY para quien, preciosa mia!
Para un individuo que vive en-
Ia Gale dc los Osos, y cuya muJer
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HAGA SU CERVEZA

No c~ualquicr bebida dulcc o dc las llama
das "casi ceryeZa." sino Ia FerGadeFa GER
veZa. sahrosa, fuertc. : rGmoS
rministrarerro a us:ed nuestrr oxtrac;o
de cervc-a Victoria corsistcnte de !uHu-
10 y malta dc los mejores. con 10 cua! pue-
de- listed hacer en- casa. seGun nucstr;S ms
truccioncs. In mcior ccrvcza.
ri precio dc Victoria Extract" PARA ha-
ccr Il -aloncs dc bucna cerveza Lager. cs de
s.. 90. MandenoS SUI dinero con su orden y
recibi-i e. ~articulo librc de gastos. La Ia
hricaci6n dc cerveza en- casa y 81 cnv!o de
ruestro cytracto = los Es:aGC5 prohibicionIs-
tas .s Legal GarantizamOS satisfaction.
VICTORIA SUPPLY co.
f17 Morton Bldg. New York. y. y.
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ESPANA USARA SIETE
BARCOS ALEMANES

MADRID. Febrcro l1.-Espaha Ia
obtenido permiso para usar 7 barcos
alemanes que. scgun los arreglos he
chos en- AgoSto ultimo, tomo de los
Que Sc hallaban internadoS EN- puertos
espanoleS.
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DE NUEV0 Ell SERVICIO
MILITAR O~BLIGATORIO
Sc implantara en- Alemania
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COPENHAGUE, Febrero 12.-El
servicio militar obligatorio Sc I'M
plantara de nuevo en- las provlnclas
orientales de Alemania, para poder
hacer frente a la amenaza de inva-
sion de los bolshevikis. segdn anun-
clio aver eI MiniStro de la Guerra
aleman. Ell citado- funcionario asre-
go que los Soviets Rusos han redo
blade sus csfuerzos para ~concentrar
IN ~poderoso ej6rcito en- esa region
V llcvar a cabo la invasion de Ale
mania V su completa conquista.
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FL joven principe subio al entabla-
mento de la ventana, y al d~espedirse
de nuevo. sinti0 en- su mano una la
grima ardiente que cay6 de los ojos
azules de Ia hermosa Diana; luego
puso un pie en- la escala y desapa-
recio.
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Sc VUELYE ALIADOFlLO
Ell ORGANO CARLiSTA

MADRID. F'ebrero n.-El Co
rreo Espanol". organo carlista, del
cual declare Don Jaime haberse Sc
narado hace dos aAo Y que. balo la
direction de VAGUE Melias hlZo una
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Es un hecho que mis- metodos De
curar sin medicina son tan simpies
como Electives Y absolutamente ge-
nuinos. Sc ha probado, por inf
nidad de casos que yo he tratado,
que por medic de aestoS metodos sc
ha eliminado la causa de la enferne-
dad Y han restablccido su salud, en-
tenares de personals que por amos
habian Experimental cuanto les ha-
bia sido possible sin ningun resultado
V despuGs de haber sido desahucia-
dos por eminentes specialists. La
distancia no es niGgun obstacu.o,
pues he curado a muchas personals
oue jamas he conocido. Estas perso-
a estan muy agradecidas Y reco-
miendan mis- metodos de curar SIN
medicinal. Lea sus testimonies en-
la edicion semanaria de LA PREM
SA." Tengo en- mi poder miles de
estos testimonies Y los cuales man
dare con gusto a toda persana que
los solicite.
Prof. M. c. Martinez.
Poderoso Sanador.
1191$ s. Spring st.
Los Angeles, Cal.
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inutilmente ell POGO tempo que nos
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-26
FRENCH LINER IN
 PORT WITH TROOPS

New York, Jan. 25.-The French steamer Rochambeau, from Bordeaux, arrived here last night with more than 500 American officers and men, bringing the total number of arrivals during the day to more than 5000, and the number of arriving troop ships to eight. The other ships in today were the battleships New Hamp- shire and Louisiana, the transports Calamar and Goentoermthe, the Amer ican steamers Accomac and General ,Goethals.. and the French steamer Chicago.
 The Rochambeau was several days overdue, having sailed on January g. Fear for her safety had been felt un- til she put in at Halifax Wednesday to replenish supplies.
 The SSS officers aboard included z officers and S03 men of the oS7sn field artillery, 19 officers and 5S3 men of the the SS9th field artillery, 20 casual officers and one casual en- isted man. Because of the lateness of the hour debarkation was post poned until tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-26
GENERAL ZARAGOZA
 IN TOLLS OF LAW

Mexico City, Jan. 25.-The War De- partment has announced the capture of Ignacio Morelos Zaragoza, former federal general, who has been operat- ing against the government in the state of Neuvo Leon, has been taken to Monterey, for trial. Zaragoza de- tended Tampico uder the Huerta regime against the constittuionaIists under General Pablo Gonzales. He sur rendered, sought amnesty, then fled to the United Scates, later returning to Mexico and operating in conjunction with Juan Almazan. He is of, ad- vanced age. His capture caused some excitement in Monterey, where he is we'll known and has many relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-26
"" COMMUNITY CLASS IN GYM.

The community class at the Y. M. c. A., under the auspices of the T. E. Adams memorial seems to be one of the community classes at the 'Y'.' The attendance yesterday afternoon was excellent. The boys played all of the games in the boys department, and then were taken to the gymnas- ium where they enjoyed all of the thrills of basket ball, dodge bali, jumping, and rope ladder climbing. It was genuine pleasure TO observe tho boys of the community class enjoying themselves yesterday.
 Boys Secretary Flynt is planning a series of tournaments and contests. Every boy in Pine Bluff is invited to attend the community classes. They are held every afternoon. Boys from 12 to'1s are eligible for the commun- ity classes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-26
JAIL DELIVERY IS FRUSTRATED BY
 l. K. OFFICIAL
Find Sawed tSeel Bar and
 Revolver

Little Rock, Jan. 25.--Quick action by members of the police force pre- vented a wholesale jail delivery at police headquarters here Friday Off, ficers discovered a severed steel bar in the run around" for white pris- oners, and a loaded Colts revolver in the possession of one of six men who were at liberty in the run around. One of the men is being held for investigation in connection with the recent daylight robbery of the Bank of Bauxite. The others are being held in connection with the murder of Henry Cooper, negro, on the Sweet home pike, and recent hold Pups.
 It is the practice at police head quarters to allow the prisoners free dom of the run-around during the day and to lock them up at night. The police think that the prisoners plan ned to rush the turnkey when he came down to lock them up. Turk key J. R. Smart was attracted by the restlessness of the prisoners. and with several officers entered the cell rooms at the north end of the building. There they discovered the severed bar.
 Found Revolver.
 Immediately all the prisoners were, locked in their cells, and a search made of the bedding for saws. The search disclosed nothing and the men were then searched. During the in vestigation one of the officers found the revolver on top of one of the cells. It had evidently been thrown there by one of the prisoners in an effort to hide it. The officers believe that the prisoners planned to saw. through the bars of the windows and escape that way, but abandoned that plan when they got possession of the revolver, and planned to rush the turnkey, and lock him in cell, and gain freedom that way. Police au- thorities state that the prisoners are old law-breakers, and would take any chance to escape
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-26
MAY SECURE NEW
 MANAGER FOR REDS

Cincinnati, Jan. 25.-President Au- gust Hermann of the Cincinnati Ma tionals, at the direction of directors of the club yesterday cabled Christy Mathewsol asking him his prospects on being discharged from the army in France and his attitude on the managershir of the Reds.
 The directors decided that inas- much as the time for the players to go South was approaching they de- sired to have some definite word from Mathewson.
 If it is impossible for Mathewson to get out of the army a search will be made for new manager, it was stated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-26
Teutons in History.

The term Teuton is of Latin origin, in ancient times the part of Europe now embraced in Germany was called Germania, and one of the principal tribes of the country was called by the civilized Romans Teutons, just as we speak of the Apache Indian. Being a fierce and warlike people they gave the Romans great deal of trouble, and Us they were the dominant tribe of that region the name of Teutons gradually came to be applied to all the people oc- cupying what was called Germania. It has survived in the form of Teutons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-26
RESOLUTION OFFERED.

Paris, Jan. 25-At the peace con- ference this afternoon, the permanent chairman, Nj. Clemenceau, read res solution on the league of nations to the effect that such a, league was to be organized by international coop eration for the purpose of making se- cure international obligations and safeguarding the nations against war. The league would be am integral part of the peace treaty and would be open to all civilized nations favoring it's aims.
 The conference appointed a com mission representing the associated governments to elaborate constitu- tion for the league, including it's pre- negatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-26
NEGRO IS RUN DOWN BY STREET CAR AND
 KILLED INSTANTLY

Earnest Childers, negro about 21 years of age, was killed last night about 1O30 when he was run over by a street car at the corner of 9th and Laurel street.
 Childers, it is said, was hanging to the back end of car going west on 9th avenue, and was hit by car going east. The body besides being al- most entirely severed, was horribly crushed and mangled. The body was taken to the morgue at Holderness & CcKpany.
 Childers home was on West 7th street. He was an employe of the o. K. Ice Cream company. Death was in- stantaneous.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-26
Much Smaller. 1T comparatively speaking. the aver age mlser's soui is smaller than . oosro1ng-house gas burner.
Requisites for copyrIaht.

The main provisions of the copyright 'ct Of June 1, 1909, are that two copies of the work, as printed--not In nnlanuscript-together with the fee of sI, snail be sent. as soon as possible alter publication, to the copyright of. nce, horary of congress, Washington, D. U. The original term of the copy f'gnt IS for 2S years, and upon appli- cation within the year preceding the uate Of it's expiration, it may be re- aewed by the author or his heirs or eaecutor for another reriod of 2S years.
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Ukraine ReuIun.

Ukraine is from the Russian and Polish "Ukraina," meaning the iron. der, which includes the extensive from fer region between Poland and Rus- sia,. forming the districts of Kief, Chernigof, Podolsk, Kharkof and Pol tava. The region is watered by the Dnieper, which intersects it in wind- ing course from north to south. Black soil overlies the Ukraine territory, which produces two-thirds of all the cereals grown in the, whole of Russia. The Ukraine takes leading rank in most other natural resources of Rus sia. 'a'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-26
CHARGE WHITE MEN
 KILLED NEGRO

Little Rock, Jan. i25.-Ollie' Plant and James F. Kennedy, white men, arrested by city detectives in connec- tion with the killing of Henry Cooper, negro, on the Confederate road on the night of December S1, were held to the grand jury on murder charge by Judge Archie House, sitting in Judge Woodruff's division of, the mu- nicipal court Saturday morning. Judge House refused Attorney Dunnaway's application for ball. and both Plant and Kennedy are now in jail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-26

'We are here to see, in short, that the very foundation of this war is swept away. Those foundations were the private choice of small coterie of civil rulers and military staffs. Those foundations were the aggression of great powers upon the small Those foundations were the holding togeth- CT of empires of unwilling subjects by the duress of arms. Those founda- tions were the power of small bodies of men to wield their will and use mankind as pawns in a game.
 To Emaneipate World.
 And nothing less than the emanci- patton of the world from these things will accomplish peace.
 "You can see that the representa- tives of the United States are, there fore, never put to the embarrassment of choosing way of expediency, be- cause they have had lad down be- fore them the unalterable lines of prin- ciples. And, thank God, these lines have been accomplished as the lines of settlements by all the high minded men who have had to with the begin ming of this great business.
 "I hope, MT. Chairman, when it is known, as I feel confident it will be known, that we have adopted the prin- ciple of the league of nations and mean to work out that principle in ef- fective action, we shall by that single thing have lifted great part of the load of anxiety from the hearts of men everywhere.
 Fought for Cause.
 We stand in a npciy1ior ca,,cn Ac l go about the streets here see
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-26
Rare Bank Note.

A rare English bank note ls III ,; possession of a MT. Vesey Holt' ' note is dated 1921 and is the issus, :, the Bank of England. After the poleonic wars England was sno.s ', gold, and as a temporary e1peu' the Bank of England put a numvu Y. five dollar bank notes into circula,' until the gold reaerve was restoisl ls'. appearance they closely resemp''
 twenty-five dollar note, ana pe''
 likeness to the English paper mOD''
 today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-26
Panic Active Aid to Disease.

Panic, in truth. is always the most potent enemy upon which disease can call for aid. For. panic not merely cripples the mind and the morale; it has directly disastrous consequences to the body itself. It deranges the di- gestioh, it strains the heart, it slows the circulation of the blood. Thus it weakens the whole system. predispos- ing to infection by disease and making It. more difficult to escape outcome Ii infection strikes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-26
Testing PIeurlsy With coins,

A novel method of diagnosing pleur. isy is described oy P. Lereboullet in the Paris Medical. The examiner ap plies his ear to the patients chest closing his other ear, while coins are clinked at the patients back. The sound of the coins coming through a healthy, normally aerated lung seems distant and dull, while through an at- fected lung, through solid or homo geneous tissue clear, silvery, metal lic ring is heard.