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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-12
Sim Fein Leader
 Held After Raids

Dublin, Dec. 11.-Thomas Kelly, Sim Fein member of the house of commons, was arrested in the course of number of raids by the police and the military today. The houses searched included that of Count Plunkett, who was absent at the time,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-12
Says Clothing Will
 Continue Upward

Chicago, Dec. 11.-Clothing prices will continue upward next spring, Charles E. Wry, secretary of the National Association of Re tail Clothiers, announced today.
 Popular price suits, which sold before the war at $25 and now re- tail at $50, will bring $60 or more next spring, Wry said.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-12
WHEAT FORECAST.

Topeka, Kan. Dec. 11.-The final official estimate on the 19tt wheat yield in Kansas issued to day by the state board of agricul ture, shows a production of 145,- 795, ,455 bushels, winter wheat anc 313,737 bushels spring wheat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-12

900 bales and heavy selling fol- lowed.
 Immediately the figures were given to the contract ring the market was flooded with selling orders under which March dropped to n points to 33.90 cents a pound and May dropped 60 points to 31. 90.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-12
Prices of Cotton
 Breaks S3 Per Bale

New Orleans, Dec. 1.-The price of cotton broke about $3 a bale following the estimate by the department of agriculture today that the South grew this season 11,030,000 bales of cotton.
 This was considerably above general expectations, which rang ed from 1O,5O0,OOO up to 1O,9OO,-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-12
NEGRO BISHOP DIES.

South Orange, N. J., Dec. H. Alexander Priectly Camphor, ne- gro bishop of Liberia, Africa, for the Methodist Episcopal church, and negro educator in the United
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-12
Villistas Avenge
 Murder of Angeles

Eagle Pass, Tex, Dec. 11.-h reprisal for the recent execution of General Felipe Angeles, four hundred Villistas early Tuesday attacked the town of Muzquil, State of Coanuila. footing the stores and seizing several promin- ent citizens for hostages, according S.o information received here to- day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-12
Menace Printing
 Plant is Burned

Aurora, Mo, Dec. s1l.-The p pant of the gsMenace 2 Publishing eMoMpany here, publishers of The Jmenace, a weekly newspaper, was aestroyed by fire today. The loss
 s estimated at $125 ,OOO. Tn RRroperty was insured for $65, ,OO0. me fire started in the basement
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-12

States, died today of pneumonia at his residence here, after weeks illness. He was 54 years old.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-12

and is believed to have been caus- cd by live coals falling from the furnace door.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-12

Satterfield's cartoon on page 1. Sec it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-12
HOW to Join

Look at the different Clubs in table below and select the you wish to jon the 1c 2c 5c 10c, 50c $100 $500 any of the clubs; then to Bank with the first weekly payment. We will make you menl- Der of the Club and give you Christmas Banking Club Book showing the Club you have joined
 It costs nothing to join and is easy way to ac- cumulate money.
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american Tributes
tSontinged frcm Paoe Cae)

rc- forge. tie ardor with which re
caI,JEscti her cause ~ tie ruu- e
re- supreme trial: tie noble conv:c-
lion. tie c.3ouence. TIC cr,hus. as,l
with vl.r.. IL sp1k. e. her SIZE VI,
NOT to-g1+ lis whole family enrolled
- fa- G.rerse, nor lis SOY, brought
Own from l.r skies 10 ocv-v a
grave urcn far SOL"
Secretary G!ass-"Col. Eoosev.I.
was an extraordinary figure n AMIR
:Car public lie ard leaves y ,a-ary.
=. -.7.-:5tic crdeayo- a,,: ,,es@u'
Achievements Of, which ,hoye wtc
mos respected and ho1o-el Vim w,r
i.,H-aEs Ire proud"
.:ec-c-ar- !4o7e-"Col. ,,cosero.-
v-as a craat man. q very graf r.ar
great IL. ais saul great II, his -a-srr
:...t~. great in his e0nron-ion r..
A-l.Tita.s rlace in the gorlJ her re-
81 asih!iitie-. duties and ouportun;-
tbs. ana he had 70 fear Of Wiz. life
or death could bring. He Mill sit y.
one of the high tables
Director General Nc ,Gcr.-"roI
Tooeevelt's rrodigious activities for
the razt 70 wears made mir, cra ~
the most consequences f--!re= IN our
public life. We are too near the even.
10 oIace 4 .ust estimate On liz life
srd career. That must he lef, Tor the
future historian hut he Will alvavs
lc distinguished fer ore crea,
achievement construction of the
,'a2arna Canal. This monumental
work r-cfnunQlv affected The word 5
ccrrrc-oe and IS one Of the cistinc-
I've ard eI,1chal contributions 70 the
.."u-ress IL civilization The Panama
canal establishes for Col Roosevelt
& permanent place in the Hall Of
Fame"
Senator Per-ose .. PENNSYLVANIA
I knew Col. Roosevelt during his
whole career. We had our differences.
UT ara glad 70 BE- able 10 say tha,
n recent wears cur political and rcr-
d.,, ,,,,.i. H. < ~. ....
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CAMPAIGN 10 STOP
SPREAD B0LSHENtSli

Washington Jan. G-r,ans tor ap
"Xita>:N- rIora canGa ra.npaj-r
gains tho sp-tat; Of 120,~acv;e-- as
" part If -hc 21St-w;.:' work oI .he
National Security '.nacu., we're dis
"uss"d today ~ CC1rnc! Charles :
i->dcrker. ;'residr-, II the ieacne. H.
ere he special Hons coI.,s-...ea ;r-
Festig2unC activities OF fhn Crc-ani-
2atlon curing Ing 1857 Cor-rc..icn;.!
campaign ASKED ny Representative
:.earis q Nebraska if he ie,iev,..
!'oishevii: ideas We're cere::,l in Con
2Fess Col. l-ydccAee said re tnou-ht
net
The Hcishevik menace. h .:,l u,s
more local than national. "a, ne he
Heveo there We're enough nr.c,ed To-
'4iltles - warrant nations: action
questions by MIR. Eeayis ,csarding
.t'a'e activities G; th- ieague drew. a
protest from tie witness. Everything
me league has done or expects 70 do
~ me future has been enii-el> above
boarI" ne said. and the league
wants 10 conceal nothing. Yet this
committee was appointed 10 ;ryesri-
gate activities Of the league in III.
Fast alone. and ! 40 not believe 4his
questioning about our future pn;oos
IS necessary"
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PLEASED FIRST TINE
SAW HIS CRANDCHILD

Boston. Jan. s--The happiest cpl
sodc in his recen, visits 70 Boston
was when the colonel for the first
,ime saw his grandson. Archibald y.
I:ooseysl,. Jr. Mr.. Roosevelt, was re-
turning on March g from Portland.
Ne. where the n.g.. hsfaye. contra
~ 10 the advice Of his phys,c;:ns- he
addressed the Republican State con-
vention H.S delight was exhibited
with the old-time ring when at the
home Of Thomas B. Lockwood. IA
-;ler- in law Of Captain Archibald
Roosevelt. he found the captains wife
and the newest Roosevelt, Just two
months old. At the time Captain
Roosevelt was in a hospital in France.
Thomas st. John lockwood died
Saturday night but the fact did not
become generally known until his
morning when the home was commit
Heated with in reference to the
death Of Mr.. Roosevelt. Mr.. Lock-
woods daughter. Mrs. Archibald
Roosevelt. arrived here from New
v~~L. .his foreman. CAPTAIN Roos.-
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Colonies Last Article
Appeal for Vigorous Action
During Reconstruction

New Tori;, JAZZ. t.-"Eyes g ths
Front" The last article w.ltt+n y Co.
..Ilei Roosevelt, for tne Met-o-o2ita /!
Magazine for publication II lis Feb-u-
AIRY Issue. IS al appeal Cor vigorous &C.
ton n reconstruction problems.
The srea, way has PIT - a rev
world Col. ! coseve!: wrote In this
new world We :ars, -esolutely cling %
he Old things ;hat were good, hut We
must also fcaI.ess!y ado2, tAe NV ex-
,tdients imperative TO bring .1st.ce m
Ger the new conditions
Declaring that the wage worker mus.
never DE looked upon primarily as a
Hners cog u the Industrial machine, b"
and tia, we SHOULD endeavo- cautious
y 10 introduce a system C representa-
ton or the direc.o-ates 50 that labor
shall have rs voice !ust as much as
those who furnish the capita. and those
who furnish the ,nanag cement the ar
ticles continues: Most eYnphaticaliy
every effort should be made 70 keep W
the wages Of labor and above all. not
- let them be thrust down faster than
the prices OF things which labor needs
and has 70 pay for.
The spending Of ''!lundraos % millions
Of dollars reclining land for the re-
turning solG;ers and arranging Ia Dor
bureaus SO that he may fe certain 20
have every chance to WORK. drastic
method o. excluding undesira bic imu1i-
grants. permanen, provision for the
merchant marine under government.
control but preferably l7der private
ownership. and tte conferring OF the
right 20 vote OF women by fedora.
amendment. are other policies advocei-
Cd.
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MA tt2Ia - Communicated ;! Inc As
:o--2.e1 Press . Inc peace comn.ssio,
.-l other officials IN oiploraat!c circles.
p-4c!Ing general expressions Of shoc5
- fes-E-
= ;. J2ssa-arl. the French anahas-
s1do. 70 tie Limited States, said: Til.
unexpected Death OF one ~ 10 has up
:4e.d all lis life the principles Of v5rile
manhood. 1lgh-to-va-l honesty aad
wv, l-s--,sS s-l.l x Iou-red ali over
I.a wo-.1. 1owae.e NOR sincerely than
"a fIa1e=. whose calse h 1yaald IN her
vl.-2i t--s-s l4 :. Wa that Ana.! never oe
-u-sot,---
:1e1-! Whit, .o1e Q. lie American
-eacs commissioners, sad: i have
Esa.-4 q: III. Roosevelt : Death with
Ceeo sorrow III ca1sa @. ;.,. loss 20 the
..-.on q : -rtat pubic e.,va1, and 10
: .sa.t .: q lifelong Trend.
Herbert G. Hoover said The news
=! Nj EoosevalI's death comes 70 re
- ulslrct shock. America Is poorer
~: the .css q great citizen. the world
-cr liz loss Of Z great mar. His will
~ and AEe-caL-s14 has .eel one o.
Oh National measures
Co.onel Z. u. House .a;d: y an
greatly shocled "a hear tie news tha,
tines from America The e-lire world
VI. share tae grief wh.ch will re tel, IL
tIe United States ever &c death o.
-..codor5 Roosevelt He was ne one
t-:-ie ind courageous leader OF his gen
Grafton ani vii I've in history as one
* our creates; FTes.dent3.''
1 ca5Ieg-an saying: Mrs. House
Shares Win M me great SORROW which
81 Americans -ee! over me death ii
oar 6izt.n-u sLe1 h2shao',
Secretary L-2s-ag SAD: The lsa;t.
o. CT. Roosevelt. removed rom u-c ns-
! onai life : g7ea- mar. Il-s v.gor OF
u4la1 40 cea-ss.ess ene-c.- T7ra1e hini
< ccas,lcuo1s agura il ict.ic affairs.
ends ana enemies a.4.e !ecog2.zel
tie fore 81 is personality and n.
greet lnf-ence Le had N r.o!d-nE p-.-
Il ,-.o-ght 1uC 9--pose. rs patriotism
an devotion - us country viii long
e rene 11-e--r.' ~ his flow citizens.
rhU- lis stlrd. Ar7e-lc--lisn viii he
"a Inspiration 10 future gzne-a tlo-ss.
F-es.Len- I'o4aca-e sad: ! am very
:c--h .-iI-te'i ~ TIE !ecort q Pres
cent focstT-.i's death /. was 80 u
e>rect+- A:;e- the President left tie
10. rita. some Gays ago " though; a.
caugt- hal passed Wen d J ,e-7.rn-
L. The L. -ut:ied letter va.>.l receive.
/. o.. Ill. itoo-svett cfte- Ire Geat. o.
-. soa C4e-.-1, in wh.ca re informed
p, -: ht IS coming . France -
- ~ l.s son n i distress
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Ih>xicsil... T-a- &C ae.on NE DER:
ioaa -a... s~fa12+a IN ;h- 3cs:oa
CLer ber = - :2;c.erc4 n zoe Pilgrim,
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awa.. w. re coionel -,r.ved ne fe'.
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no seerret' > D., ~ea-ied t. ~. pro
ju..sj C.r~C-..-- .:r7 y. .ete. -a.7 Later
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PLANES TAKE Turns
IN AIR DEATH WATCH

Washington. jar. ten 2irplanes
from Hazelhurst Field, Lond Island
living in squadron formation, cir
cled Sycamore Hi this afternoon
and dropped floral wreaths around
Col. Roosevelts home. the War De-
partrlenr was Informed by The COM
mandant Of the field. Lieutenant
Colonel NJ. S. Harmon. commandant
Of Hazelhurst Field. also Informed
tie department that an airplane
watch would be maintained over Sag
anore Hill day and night until the
hour q the funeral Wednesday. one
plane relieving another every few
hours. Major General Henley, chief
If the bureau Of military ae-onau-
tics. will fly from Washington TO
Oyster Bay in an airplane Wednes-
day 70 attend the funeral.
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Former Gov. Mccall, Mass.

Boston, Jan. S-Former Governor
Samuel ". Mccall said today up7r
learning G: the death Of Colonel
Roosevelt:
4 am deeply sorry in common With
ever American 70 learn Of the pas
sing If Colonel Roosevelt He was a
brilliant fshte- both in peace arl
war His range Of activity was very
wide. comprehending politics, :jtera-
turs. war and the exploration Of an
known portions Of the earth's sun
face. He was dashinr figure. En-
deared TO his countrymen. and Will
always have a tender place in their
memories"
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

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.jr." -.are- z: : luncheon PRESTON.
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lzu-445 rim, dealt with Tie suffer
j. IS Il l..e working classes 10 tacir
p:-. i. -he war ana told the rnen or
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maze II Pans I was Their business 20
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TIE va 14& t'ce. wor. me P-esite-:.
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TUMCLTOJS WELCOME
GIVEN PRESIDENT
AT TURIN. ITALY

Trim. IAN. c-(By NE Associated
Fro s)-P-. siden- Wilson toG2y
wound up his visi. 10 Italy ny c-Gr
ot Tou-in which Sa.o him another
tumultous welcome c.t:e - heart,
as the greetings IL received Ill Gcr7
and ct Milan Altogether A1weNe.
the greeting vas more orderly. AGAIN
thousands Of persons Cooked 70 tie
streets ana rent the ar with shouts
Ct Viva Wilson. Cod If Peace" an:
similar expressions. After q round
Of receptions. which inclulee. the
freedom Of the city Icing conferred
upon him At a luncheon al which HE
cardinal was present and whore the
President made q speech. and q visit
TO the University where an honor
airy degree was conferred upon hin!
he and his party DEPARTED for PARIS
where they are due . arrive tomor-
row morning. The most picturesque
feature Cf President Wilson's visi;
here was the gathering of more than
thousand mayors q cities ana
towns in Piedmont 20 gree. lin.
They came from ,l7e hills. the fields
and the valleys, and virtual! every
little crossroads community was
represented as VIII Is the large
cities. Each Ct the mayors wore a
sash Of the nationsl colors. They
represented all walks Of life and ev-
cry condition Of society. There were
among them prosperous bankers
merchants, cultured leading c.,i-
zens. shy countryrnen. typical VIII
lage blacksmiths and artisans rep
resenting the heart &C us commun-
.ty. The mayors assed before the
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Everett w. Mower

II" remains q Everett Y - ver
viii be brought - TINS city To-; :
evening from West RoSbu-.-. -!ss,.
and the funeral services VI *
place from he uor;l2rv chaIa
Wednesday afternoon at $50 . .',..
and Will be conducted by Iaa k-.r.:,
Temp.ars M- Mower was ~.
known by many Of -he older resides.
Of this city. having lived hare many
Years. being employed ~ Ihe A:r.er.-
can Express Co. and vas &. ore n
time agent Of ,he Company. y -
mere { bout Il, Years ago for A--1>.-.
where he has h@an express ag5r. -
IS z nae-1be- If the Samaritan LclS~
/, .. q. =
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Sorrow At Oyster Bay

oyster Bay. y. T.. Jan. s-All flags
III Oyster Bay are Al half mast to-
nigh, and in nearly all windows are
pictures Of tie former President
draped with crepe and surrounded
with flags. A special meeting Of the
town board TO draft resolutions Of
sorrow was called for tonight. and
Mat,inecock Lodge OF Masons. Of
which the Colonel was member, al
SO met for the same purpose. Will
liam Swan. master Of the lodge. and
for 40 years organjst in the church
which the Roosevelts attended, called
On Mrs. Roosevelt TO offer his con-
dolences. Apparently neither Colonel
Roosevelt nor his wife had any fore
boding that death would SO soon still
his active mind and body 1t was
only yesterday that Mrs Roosevelt
sent letter TO Charles Stewart Da-
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Mrs. Ann Elizsbs.- Esal!

Mrs.. Ann Elizabeth lea. 50
away MONDAY morning =; T.. .-- O..
i!.r sister. Mrs J. .. Hard Z, = --- .-
st.ee:, WIN whom SHE had I+t-
s.ace las: lily. coming here .!1t.. te-r.
.rgloc. SIZE was y years O. e. -..-
Is survived - three sisIe:s-N-s ! I
Adams q Wilton. Mrs. ). u .---: O.
Watervi.iv ard Mrs. Able yo.-c c.
Nashua, y r. TIE t-1.-ai $. e.
Viii be h-lJ from Eas. W..sca or
u ednesday morning 81 o'.-oc.. "
Mir. kric1e-bocker Of Tie l:.ye-s :.
church WI ofhciste- lnta--sur W.. u
e: the ElS. Wilton cemetery.
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N;<or. ~ .r.r,.. 7. - fic8.r5! Ci,-
en-. returning soLd.e1s i, New YORK
;.nc Announcing 1Aat NJ Nculd accept
} tAe honorary crair1,12 :--i.tp q Ine
committee. -" me L1aT.sr1 has
INVADED ro.oao! too-cre!t's !igAt
Ii nd. wrcle 7lrs. ps-y-ir. 80 a.
wants H. 10 VIZ" 'isa} ~ mas te.-
.Eraphod MS acceIta-c@, This note
j. ro ISSUE :-ou INA. nc would te 4,
yorr service ~ S;r!nc1.rc.
!, TaS al 80 c'c,ock this morning
80 hour Wi3en - many lvts az
sr4fcl ou,. -ha; II. forrae.' I'r.s.-
cent d,cd II his sleep, I-irlessl.'. H4s
cea-H vas due directly 10 Z blood clot
IN one lung Ike result II infia.nns-
Iory rheumatism. Put cut the light.
please" were his last words. They
were addressed 10 his personal at
tendant. James Aues- q young neg
who had been n his service since he
left the White House. ana who WIS
sitting al the foot Of his bed. Some
time later Ar1es noticed hat I:se pa
tient was breathing heavily. and be
came alarmed He let. the room q
call the nurse who mad been sum-
moned from Oyster Bay yesterday.
When they returned. Colonel Epos.-
ve,t had breathed his last. Tley
called Mrs. Roosevelt. the OILY Mem
Der Of the family Who was Il I.orne.
There had reen a family gathering
Christmas Day. but as ~ alarm was
felt over u. colc1els condition. the
children who were abe 10 spend tie
holiday with the-- parents, had gone
20 different parts Of the country.
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WATERVILlE

bloody Monday Night -! 49,. ,
even, Of great interest t. he F-s.,
men IN the male division q: "..t.
College. was celebrated IL d..
more elaborate manner last e.,-.
that has been The case ~.
years. This WAS due - tat s...
Irany Of me fresruen .a,a ;-...
unusually -treaE'' GLrIn~ u
+ c. regime. &ccord-:5 - ;.v
morsE.
Tie fes,isltic; winch ~e-t ..
The college gymnasium 4e -.
commenced rear tie Louf 2
night TIE spphomorts ma.
freshmen 10 the ayu..a- az.
the usual paddhn. process w.
through Then the f-cst.-a z...
corr relief 70 % various S'1ot-
e. which ,te whole class vas ...-..
il military formation an3 ~
downtown 20 paste ~. pasJ=-s : .
Hall and Pesioeat RY'5e-,- ..-
nere listed.
Tie posters co-,al9 -o-r
rigid restrictions ;1-s !-ar t.4
irg drawn up f" Tie c,-sl4C- .-t
freshmen It's ICY ;t@ frce r..
vii, &c corrpell.1 70 wear a ST..
zach green band around H. .,-
left arm outside all clothing l..
times. Freshmen must SALT -'
ulpv, classnen, IRa-k the
talking 70 upper classne2, ind s,--
- parade res. when conveIE,-- g..
professors II edition TO e.,
can stay cut after 10 P NJ u VS..
written perm jssloD from =. ~.
c-1 man.
= ese end severa, otLtr re "a
furnish -ycu anuser7e~r - i.
weeks ard are q good s,-r j.a-
did p--uar college Gays u~s .
s-=---. -..-
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George 6alertine

e. ;.vsy Monday morning .: las he
Ct Grove stree; after : .ong l..;.-ss
v9.s BORN Il his c!ty On the t,vr- -
a.oIt two miles soutn Of ~ "a.
-oa1 lie vas : r2=nher 9: II. Ma.
lo3se tf this city and had ~ se,t:..
yts-s been deacon q, - -s5r..,.
church. Hs is survived ~ W H..
Mrs. Lizzie Lewis Ealent4ne q. &C.
son and t-oIaer. Edward E-.sH,-- :.
Minnesota. The funefal ser, 49,.
he l.el3 Wednesday at:arnoo:. :;
clock t,c5. .,4e home.
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RECEIVED TWO VISITS
FROM PHYSICIAN SUNDAY

The ColorcIs local physician. d.
- ". F.L.-. was calico to the
hocEey.I: home twice last evening.
il SAL. . treat the PATENTS in
tanned joints L am letter now. J
brow ! an letter" ne former Pres
;9.nI told I'm during The frs' viz.
~ p.C'Dck. bUt re VAS recalled =
Sycamore HI at 1879 o'clock on the
nurses repor, ina. Ny Roose> =lt
vas cutie IL
J fel- a. though my hear, was
gong - stop beating. tire patient
lsi1 his physician. Il couldn't seem
10 gel long bres' N" The doctor said
'ae colonel looked just as re always
id and was cheerful
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Gov. Smith. New York

..ltany. y. Y. Jan. Gin his nrst
pro- larra-ion Governor Smith made
official announcement of Col. RoosA
velt's death. ordering flags a. half
mas; and saying: We should unite
il appropriate marks Of respect to
the memory cf one who for so man.
years was leading figure IN Ill
things which mad 10 Go with the vel
fare OF the nation