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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-04
Failing Surround
Rue Des Reservoirs.
SUBORDINATES ARE
INSUBORDTNATT,
viii Protest Surrender OF The Col.
onicS IS Provided In The
Peace Treaty.
(By The Associated Press.)

Versailles, May 3.--The erection of
barricades in "the German quarter"
Of Versailles, designed to prevent
any of the Germans from straying
off the section assigned to them, be-
gain this morning The barbados
consist of wooden palings bound with
wire and set up on both sides of the
Rue Des Reservoirs, one side of which
is reserved for the Germans, while
the opposite side has been left free
for residents. Strict control will be
established at all the evits to prevent
the Germans from going out of
bounds without authority.
These measures were considered
necessary because of the disnclna-
ton of some of the subordinates in
the German party to obey the regu-
lations.
Despite official denial, it is gen.
orally known that at least two cor
respondents of German newspapers
previously stationed at Paris visited
that city and attended theatrical
performance.
Wants Colonies.
Paris, May 3.-Reuters Limited
learns from reliable sources that
among the terms of the treaty to
which the Germans will offer the
most objection is that relating to the
surrender of her colonies. They will
urge that German East Africa, Togo
land and Kamerun be left to her and,
upon refusal, will ask to be assigned
some part in the future administra-
ton of the former German colonies.
They will ask that in any case Ger
many shall not be debarred from
purchasing some Portuguese colon
les at future date. should Petro-
gal be willing to sell.
A plea also will lbe made that the
Sarre area revert to Germany after
term of years. The delegates will
oppose any proposal to deprive them
of sovereignty of the Kiel canal, while
agreeing that it shall be free to-the
worlds commerce. They will oppose
any so-called Polish corridor while
guaranteeing to Poland the right
Of free transit both by rail by the
Vistula to Danzig, and, while oppos-
ing any plan to deprive them of
sovereignty over the city itself, will
agree that portions of Danzig shall
be reserved solely for Polish COM,
merce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-04

Mrs. George Wheat will leave to-
morrow for Los Angeles. Cal, where
she will spend the summer
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-04
Communism A Necessity.
.(BY The Associated Press.l


Vienna, May 2.-"Communism is
the only logical result of the policy
of the entente toward Hungary and
also, perhaps, it is the only economic
salvation left to us under present
conditions, yet the allies are aston
ished that we have gone bolshevik."
This statement was made to the
correspondent a few DAYS ago by
Count Michael Karolyi, who establish
ed republic in Hungary last Octo-
Der.
The man who few months ago
was rated millionaire with thous-
ands of acres of land admitted that
at present he was writing a book in
English on Hungary's communist ex-
pertinent in the hope of earning suffi-
cient money to stave off hunger.
Bolsheviki Start Attack.
London. May ga war office Off
cial report says that Archangel adj
vices have been received to the effect
that serious enemy attacks. long anti
cipated. have begun on the Dvina
and Vaga fronts. A message from the
Dvina front on Thursday says that
.bolshevik gunboats she|led the allied
nositions spasmodically but were
forced to withdraw.
A Vaea front dispatch Friday saws
that after a long bombardment the
enemy delivered an attack in great
strength. but was being repulsed
everywhere with great loss. In the
forest the enemy suffered heavy cas-
ualties. leaving forty dead lying on
the wire. General Ironside says the
allied troops fought splendidly.
| The ice on the Dvina river has
completely broken up from Archangel
and is movino out. 1t is expected that
the river will be navigable for gun
boats with in a week.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06
Among our Soldiers,

It was my pleasure to enjoy a visit from Honorable Joe Miley of Allendale, on Satur- day last. I say Honorable and mean it in it's fullest sense. Joe is a son of my clever farm CT friends, MT. and Mrs. John Miley of Allendale, and he was just back from serving as 8 soldier in France and on his sleeve wore the marks of an officer. The last time I saw Joe was at their farm home just before he was called and l could readily understand the sacrifice that it would mean for him to go into the army. He went and my merit won promotion. He looks like a soldier As soon as he came back he threw off his uniform and buckled right in on his fathers farm. None of the bright lights of city and town for Joe. He knew where to go and what to do, and the Argus man appreciates the vis- l it from Honorable Joe Miley
 He was accompanied by his neighbor, our clever farmer friend, James c. Allen.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06
HILLEMAN--WHITE HALL

John Gaddis arrived home about two weeks ago, having been over seas, the past six months. John l.. Jr., six months old, was here to welcome him back and a right royal welcome it was too.
 Leslie Fowler and wife of Dardenelle, were here on a visit last week, to the formers par ents, MT. and Mrs. N. w. Fowler he had just returned from over seas.
 Mesdames Daniels and John son were shopping in Brinkley Saturday, with Argus advertis- CTS.
 The play party at Mir. and Mrs. Johnsons last Saturday night was very much enjoyed by the younger set.
 A large crowd attended the ball game at Hilleman last Sat urday evening. Bemis played our boys and won, 6 to 4.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Gaddis and John L. Jr and Mir. and
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

4etterS of Administration on tlla of Kalil Mahfouz, de- ceased, were granted to the undersigned, dated the 20th day of May, 1919, by the Probate Court of Monroe County. All persons having claims against said estate are required to ex- hibit them, properly authenti- cated for allowance, to the Ad- ministrator within one year after the date of said letter or they may be Rrecluded from any benefits in said estate. If such claims be not exhibited within two years from the date of said letter they shall be for ever barred and precluded from any benefit from said estate.
 r. A. Mahfouz, Administrator of the Estate of
 Kalil Mahfouz, deceased. Brinkley, Monroe County, Ark
 ansas, May 21st, 1919. Bogle &s Sharp,
 Attorneys for Administra or.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06
THE JEWISH RELIEF DRIVE

Chairman I. Scholem of this city is justly proud of the show ing made for Monroe county
 in the Jewish Relief Drive. The county's quota was $500 and nf Ghis amount Eri2kley rais- ed $1000.50. Clarendon, |. Bondi Chairman, raised $760.00 and Holly Grove, Rue Abram- son Chairman, raised S400.00.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06

Mrs. Elton Blevins and son, Earl, were in Brinkley last Thursday, shopping.
 Jones Dupree sold 13 bales of cotton last week, which netted him the sum of $2,013. John Taylor also sold } bales the same day which brought $829.50.
 Rev. Crenshaw filled his reg ular appointment at White Hall the first Sunday and preached to a large and ap- preciative audience.
 A large crowd met at White Hall cemetery last Friday and put a neat wire fence around the cemetery and hung a nice metal gate, and all the graves were cleaned off. flowers plant ed on all the graves. Our ceme- tery has a very respectable ap- pearance now.
 Sam Murphy, who has been at Dewitt for the past 6 months was shaking hands with olo ! friends last week.
 Mrs. Sam Taylor of Hunter visited relatives here Saturday
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06
Annie Bonner and the

Annie Bonner and the
 unknown heirs of A. N i B. Bonner. ................. Defendants Notice is hereby given that i T. T. Bateman has this day fil- ed in the office of the Clerk of the Chancery Court of Monroe County, Arkansas, his petition for the confirmation of the fol- lowing described property lying in Monroe County, Arkansas, tO-Wit:
 East half of the Southeast Quarter Of Section Thirty (30) Township One CD South, Range Three (3) West. NOW, THEREFORE,, all per- sons claiming any interest in said lands are hereby warned to appear in the Chancery Court of Monroe County, Arkansas, at the October, 1919, Term of said Court and show cause why the title of the petitioner in and to said real estate should not be N confirmed.
 Given under my hand this the 18th day of May, 1919.
 T. L. Graham,
 Clerk. BogIe & Sharp, Attorneys for Plaintiff Ct
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06
and Sunday last.

Miss Bertha Holmes is at her mothers now. She has been teaching school at Pull Tight the past six months
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06
NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION

In the Monroe County Chancery
 Court. T. T. Bateman.....-..... Plaintiff
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06

Herman Cooper was up from Pine Bluff Friday visiting with friends. Herman is holding a nice position in one of the lead ing banks there and is doing nicely.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06

Mrs. Dickinson and ter, Louise, have return a pleasant visit tc H Tenn, and Mrs. D. is i sick.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

states can do than to assist the men
who brought victory to the employment
that they are reseying ana thla ~
my sin,.re hope that 'Employih"h'
sunday may De potent factor III
the national movement to aid our re-
turning fighting men'
(SigncdD
FRANKLIN u, ROOSEVELT.
The following statement was maze
by Franklin *. Lane, secretary OF thl
interior:
"The observance Of sunday, May T.
as Employment sunday offers a lltting
opportunity of the millions OF church
members of this country TO demonstrate
tlg4r realization of our national re-
sponsibilry to the soldiers. snilors ana
war workers who made victory possible
By assisting the United states employ
ment servica and its bureaus for re-
turning soldiers and sailors you an
ing in fact, the work of the Lord. The
fifteen thousand field agents of the de-
partment of the interior are assisting
the United States employment rvice
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04
EMPLOYMENT SUNDAY
IS TODAY: HELP GET
JOBS FOR BRAVE MEN

The following statement was r'ce'N,"
Mt the office OF the federal director =,
$. employment service, state eap''o'
building, Oklahoma City, from FRANK.
lin ID. Roosevelt. acting secrotafy o'
the navy:
1T gives the navy the keencst graft.
flcation TO know that the churches oi
the country have designated sunday,
Nav A. as Empoym sunday ana
are organized to assist the United state"
and its bureaus for returning S"ldlo'S
and sailors in finding employment io'
discharged sailors. There Is nothing
moro helpful than the churches and
church membership in the United
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

In locating positions available Tor SOL
diers and sailors and | have no doubt
that there viii he a quick ana hearty
response from all those who are ike
wise appealed to-
In endorslng employment Sui"aS'
col Arthur Woods, assistant secretary
of war says;
"The most practical way In when the
churches and the church members oil
the country can assist the returning sol
dlers Is To help them 20 employment
Brass bands free meals, and recep
/ tions are right and proper hut ther'
must De with the welcome, the oiieI
of "A suitable job to every man In UNI
form who needs one We must not
forget that these men TO whom the
country owes 30 much will do far more
for US than we can do for them. They
arc bringing back noble standards III
| LOYALTY OF service and su"adiness whlch
will be potent factors in the new times
we are entering into"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

emanated from the secret chambers OF
the government laboratory In somer'
set House are;
When there Is one per cent eyapora'
ton, is II a legal sausage
II It contains the required 90 per
cent of meat. who viii say what the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

ing to unhinge public confidence IN
the first days OF the yNar. however the
yexed officials resolved bravely 10 un'
cover tha subject. submit II to the
Society OF Public Analysis and expect
To hear the worst.
So far the only results that nave
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04
Just What " u Sausage

Iondon-The elemental nature OF
sausage has long been vexing ques'
ton with the Ministry Of Food. During
the war and in the early critical days
Of the armistlce. the government de-
partment wnked at the mystery, rear
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

o,t,oIal determination OF that me'
should be?
More puzzles for the worry'wr'"N'e'
o,,,,,,Is And while this great cohuh'
',rnm lies In mystifylng state "wa,.'hl'
AN expr, ssion OF national ponoy, -. -
sim turks In much worn "o'u'''
What and why Is chop su'y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-04

Ardmoreite Want Ads bring results,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-11

beiu6 nb5uitatten; onranf foIgten
5tpei lGreunoidnfts- il. fdIieBIib fein
misunderstanding. 3dbIte tie Die friibe.
rem 8egegnu11gen bn3lt, 10 bate tie
i'm nnes in alien %iieben111dI geieben.
15iebennlal bIoBl sic iitarnte. gs
botte ibr geidiener als f1l1rrte fie i'm
ihon LANCER !. sic betrndtete Die
Stele, no er getpobnlih fab, neberl
benz S9aufelitubl Ser Gran Decor.
tess, ur6 es NOR iii, alg idbe lie i'm
tpieber Dor ii9. Menigitens meinte
iie feline 3ige nn6 ieiner @efidtsals-
br11d ga15 beutli9 Dor id 81 ieben,
aud erinnerte fie ii6 an feine ieltiame
@emobnbeit, NIT ieinem 5tode ge-
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8erlegenbeit NOR, ob er ettpns ingen
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libel 2nit, BEL 6ieier g%rinner1ng la1t
auf5ulnben; nber Damn tpur6e tie NIT
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i6d)lih fir Gilbert fein @rnn6 Dor,
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@opf n1eid onronf mie6er 5t heben,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-11

Eoreg bein Nieberorife1i berurfnd.
e. 6inn11s molIte nien1nt1o, oenn Inn
oas Ra1g at perlafien bate man an
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nno (pranq nlf nm ben Mnfomn1ltn-
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raidf iteben.
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bannfe, un6 aIs Ser Mnfommling, Der
raid berbeifum, 5tpei 5dritte Dor ibr
iteben bIieb, inb lie, 6nB es tpirfli9
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ol1h iesin modte. AIs noute er ielbif
iegliden 3fpeifel bannen, lnftete er
ben SUIT un6 ipra6:
sd Bin es, SrduIein Senrietfe."
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8eiter bermod3te tie in ibrem 6tau-
men 1ibtg berbor5nbringen, nnb bic
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-11
9 i 1 E + etc.

2eitfabem fir 8irgerfanbibaten, ge=
nnne nnb nenefe gelebesbefimnungen.
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strafe, Stem gprf, N. y.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-11


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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-11

mar6 entidieoen bonn 8erb1ngnis
berfolgt DobI NOR CT aud desmnl
nod NIT beiIer Sa1lt baporgefomrnen;
nber iper tpeib, Of Ell ith nibt bod
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limb an bieiem Mberb fdlpB &enriet.
te in ibr Nadtgebet ben @unib Elm,
Gilbert m0ge bon unfGlen ieber Mrt
Fit aqe Soften berfdont bleiben.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-05
Eggspio SEE

Fl .IutiC Er-ante q.
los Mstcr;os dc Paris. Dcs tomos ..-.. -.
Los Hijos del Pueblo. De- tomoS !.
Los Sic.e Ps,ados Capitalize Dcs toH'os =,
Martin o. ESDoSrto g
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-05
FUNDACION DE UN BANCO

T.AMPICO. Mario 3.-La co-oci-
dc Comrania de Pr2stamos ' Cons
trucciones de este puerto ACADIA de
constituirse en- ~poderoSa casa banca-
ria, con un capital de dos millones
dc pesos V con la firma social de
Compania Bancaria e Industrial de
Tampico. s. A., quedando como ge-
rente de Ia nueva empresa ell senior
Alfredo D. Garlic que en- la ante
rior negotiation desempenaba e!
importante pueSto de contador.
La escritura corstituiva de l2 ca
; fue va ~protoco!izada conforme a
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Martin Observation-Disclosures aCradccc-
mos q I'd. los dates que Sc sirvc proporcio-
narno5 accrca dc In cs:at,;a dc Carlos ".
Son vc-daGcramentc intercsantes. pcro 4 pc
Sar &c ser bastantc mas ampiioS que los que
fi-uraR CT Ia respucSta quc diraos n~osot-oS,
i:>taa mucho lie ser completes Tucs. rclacio-
ra&as con n rcfcrida cstatua. habria muchaS
ccs2s mas QUc dcci- y todas irstructivss.
Sin embargo. comprcnden:cS pcTfectamcnte
QUO no fue Ia monte dc listed dccir TODD 10
que sabc accrca dc Ia cs;a;u", pueSto Uuc
;rataha dc hacer y rurd2r una observation y
no de csc-ibir un ~artjculo formal, y CSC
mismo dcbc iadicarlc Ia razou &C la omi-
STONES que senala on uuestra rcsDucsCa. pucS.
a nusstra vcz. no rrctcndimoS cscribir un
~a-ticu'o formal SobTc CSC terra, sino comics
tar sinplcmrntc, con Ia pocs extension quo
Tos 10 ocr-nitc c! espacio &c que diSpcncmos.
a una p~rccunta concrete Cue sc nos hizo.
ms parccc VI Eocc l'Gcro Ct Ju'clo QUO
cu,iro listed accrca dc "a rcsnucSta. no c.
tsrdo ea autcccdentcS dc cusi fuc In pre-
cunta que Ia motive. No e. c2traho. pues.
Que hsya listed in:erp-etado que al decir
Mexico. queriamos decir Ciudad &c Mexico.
siendo asi que para Il persona que nos hizo
Is prcgunta y 4 qUien iba. ra:uralmentc dir
gida In resnues;a. guerra Gecir "Replblica
Mexicana.' pucs % que nos preGuntaba era
que 81 habia sido fund;ds en- Mexico O fuera
dc! pals.
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kilogramo de clo-. uUc So monian. Quitan-
dole, a Iarte verde que existc en- cl rabo
Sc corta cada uno en- dos pcdaacs y Sc po-
ncn en- una caccrola con uo m%anojito dc
hicrbas. unoS 20 granos dc sal. dos DC ai-
nierca $ r:os d~cciljt5os de aqua. P6ncasc
al iuero. taDando Il cscc-ola con IL Gu
5icr;a; cuezasc por eSrsc;o lie 20 minutes.
rcmcyicuLO ,ada d, minutes con una r~ucSara
de- MADEIRA para cvi;ar cue los tomato, 80 pc
rucn al foudo y - pasa lucgo i trdvs> de-!
coiador.
ST. hacc apartc una salsa rojs IN una ga
ccrcla de I'm litro d" capacidad. con -
=ramos de mantcca y - dc harina sc cuecc
por tres miuu.os. aZitando conrinuamcntc
con 81 cucharun - retirs del tuego. ~vertien-
do los t0ma:es on essa ASA por parties y
en- muchas VcceS, mczcl"ndoio bicn. q fin
&c impcGir - former grunos 80 anaden dos
| deciiitros dc caldo 50 vue!ve al fuego Y sc
cuccc durantc 90 minutes. sgitando siempre
con cl cucha-6n. 81 Ia salsa sale dema-
siado espesa So lc auaGi-a I'm decilitro de
caido.
VA una vcz prC9arada Ia salsa en- eSia
forma. So embotcila. y So hacc cocer en- ba-
no de Maria por espacio de una nora dejan-
10 Que So cnfric lcntamcnte y desccnando
auucllas boteIlas quo nayan sUtrIGo aigun
dcterioro. va sea en- IN bctella misnla O en-
cl tapon. Gurantc csta operation.