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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-09
Farmers to Have Light.

Special to Times Republican.
Webster City. May 9.-Farmers east
of this city are organizing company
to erect an electric line into their COM
munity from this city so they may
have electric light and power on their
farms.
Connection in Webster City will be
made with the municipal electric
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-09
Fiv. Faym. 90 Above $500.
TO Times : Republican.

SpeclnI TO IIIHeS NePuUHCHH.
Alta, .May 9.-George L. Symington
has sold his farm to w. ]. Poller, 120
acres at $3.50 per acre; James Staples
has sold 100 acres to Fred Steevie for
5000 an acre; Albert Haahr has bought
100 acres rear Newell for 1925 an acre:
George l.. Symington has Bought 100
acres near Storm Lake for $40 an
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-09

overcoming the handicap Of : per-
nnncllI La iIIrl.' W.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-09
Lecture Course ut Webster City.
"a .Tinas- Republican

SpECIdf If8h~1 n =
webster City, May "a party Oh
webster City business men nave con :
tracted for lecture course to be held
in this city next winter. On the course
are william Howard Taft Irving >.
Cobb, the Chicago operate Company
and sara Mildren wilmer. a reader
and impersonator. 1t has been some
years since Webster CITY had a lee
ture course and the business men be-.
Meve the city and surrounding terri
tory will appreciate It.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-09

- uooSOS - Svsuusos
shabby woodwork Il N sgesose
IN any home, no matter how new.
looking the furniture may be. Keep
woodwork furniture.ncw with Tobey
Polish, tho great homo bcautiAers
A little on o dustcloth rcmovos Tie
dirt, thoroughly cleans tho finish,
and restores the original lustre, oil
at once.
You II like Tobey Polish for tho
fine results II Accompanies every
time you use II. Costs no more
than the ordinary kind. Popular
sizes 30c, Soc, 800, @1.75 and $500.
AZ dealers everywhere.
THE TOBEY P0Ii6H 90. y
chicago
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20
Gatiahcn nf1N Grna>
idlMic aus Nem 6ebtcte
Ncs Spiritisntms.
l1nterbGlt Cir Gpnan 0Dble &erfebr
nit ben @eiitern Der Sptcn?
&pn S. Godfrey @a1tpert, 6. g. g.,
fir bas 8refbnlletin Der 3en-
tral4Stelle geidrieben.
Ill.

Ser brittle in ben Ebeorien 5ir
Conan DoDle's entbnltene Srrtnm
.Iiegt III Ser ielbiti9eren 8eba1ptung,
bob Der Berfebr mid ben @eiitern,
611r9 Me6ien, ii9 ols cine grDBe
WobItot fir Die Meni6beit ertpetien
tperbe, Dor anem IN elmer 3eit nl1Ber=.
oroentlihen 2ei6es mie Ser gegentpar-
tigen. Giefer Son bes 8ertra11ens
.bnrGffIingt an 1eine in letter Setter
.ibienener i6rtftli6en Nrbeiten. ST
fpri6t "a bon u81tn6ern in Der Sc
itaH erltannlider pfDdiider gridei-
n1ngen bie fi9 tdglib ereigrten
uro bon Ben u8ot1dnften iebr groBer
Ssreuoe", aIs Die iid iene fir piele er=
nei1en. Dieie 8ebnl1ptungen mer6en
atpeifellog IN bieler ben @lauben err
tpeden bnB bieie gridein1lrtgen 1t1r
70 bom &imr1eI herl11tterfallen ols
bon @otH gefpenbete @nben. bic elmer
berfpirrten Welt I'M Mltgenblif bite
rer SCOT geiperbet neroen. Ginengr6 ID
3beren Muffaiiungsfebler fof11te man
lid aber gar nibt Dorlteaen. Die err
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20

bas Subiefftt fhreiibftt er, noie Maibt5
al baben 3tpietrndt IN ieoe GaniIie
a1 tragm 3ll Der es ginlnb erbielt;;
6ie Madt, ben Batten gegen Die Gat-
Tin I'M gbei9eibungsgeribt auftrete1.I
All IaIIen, lr1o ane Arten bdiuslide1
:unalMds Il. nnturtpbriger gefdleht-
slider Snnblungen berbei3ufiibren.
Dos iii iherli1 cine befrembenoe
|6oIge beg 8laubens, bob mir bon
Sen @eiitern unierer telren Gotten
umgeben iin6, Die alles feben, mos mir
turl"
Mh11 fpridt aber Sir Conan DoDle
bonn auton1atiiden @1reiben als DOS
m0gliderpeiie bette MitteI gum Der.
febr" nit ben @eiitern. gr mnB a1-
|Ideineno ettpns iber Die 0amit Der-
.bunoenen @efabren tpiiien, oenrt er
erfI6drt 1einer 2eiern in iebr 1r1ge-
niigenber Weiie, bab man 8erilhe
bieler Mrt .iibertreiben tonne"
Selbitperitanolib lit es etne ertpleie11e
Ratiade, Dab biefe ani6eineno barM-
lofe 8~erfebrsart sic gefdbrltblte bon
aGen lit. Denn mdiibrenb oldessdrel-
ben, in ieine11 beridieoenen @eitai-
ten. Ieidt begornen nn6 IN fort1hrttt-
Iider @eiie meiterent1pidelt neroen
fann, tam es niht 10 letdt nbgebro=
den mer6en. sSn ben meiiten Sanen
miro ser sic 8erlube unternebmenoe
hqs Spfer Ser Mabt, oeren 8etdtt'
gr1g er lelbit beruusgeforoert bat,
melde Mabt, ihon bur6 ibr unab-
Ia11iges, gum 8obnitnn fnbrenoes
5oufflieren 1id als irgeno etpos an.
res bern als bic 8emibnngen zines
|lieben german6ten ooer 6rennoes be-
mGbrt.
Sd bobe in meinen 9hriften ob1te
1nterlaB anf bieie@efabr b%ingetptelen
un0 babe ie6esmal metne 8ebanptu11=
aen 0urd Sic M%nfiibrnng mirflt9er
uno d1berit tra11riger 8egebenbeite1
erbdrtet. Mn 6ieier 9teae la1ie i'd
cine MutoritGt gu Borte fontmer, ct
men Monn, Der fi@ ME ols Mnbdrger
irqeno zines religio1en 8efenntni1les
erfldrt bat, nr6 Ser ausIdlieBli6 nom
miHenfdoftli6en Stanopnnfte aus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20
idreibf ferrne 6iefe Forthwith.

idreibt. femme biefe fortldritt.
.lide gntlpidlung iebr gut ddliBert
iih 81. garrington. aSo bielee bert.--as
idie6ene geridbte geben mir bon Der-
ihieoenen seiten 81, DaB nifb BOLTON,
men Dertrnl1t Bin NIT ieber gufe Ser.
3gnttpidtlung. 8nerit gibt es langiam
ge3pgene, nit Weiibe uno erit nod
iInngem 8arten er3ielte 3Ige unb
.stri6e; oann foIgt Ole Buditaben-.
.biloung; ipater fommt bic i6neqere
8epegung Der 9an6, Dns 59reiben
bon @orten, sic 5inn baben; 6an1
peri0nlibe 8emerfungen, MntDorten,
nnterbaltungen, 2Igen 5redbeiten;
Damn bag Staoium, IN benz Die be-
einfluBte 8erion 6as Brett fa11m nod
al beriibren braudt; Damn pirb 6as
Brett gdn5lid al1sgeidnltet 1no Elm
8leiitift tritt an feinen Rlab. Das
|5breiben ntmmt einen nod perion-
liberen Gbnrnfter an, bns 5ubieft
idngt an, iid 6abon beberrihen 81
lnifen. Damn, tpenn bog 5ubieft iid
tpeiter Ser Snde bingibt, begirnt Elm
raibesn nngeitumeg 6dreiben; bas
Berlnngen gu i9reiben, 1T immer Dor<
bonoen; Shmer5 iteqt iid an Der
W11r5el bes @ebirns etn;- Der 5tift
miro forgenorfen bas Sdreiben
miro uber nit irgenb einem @egen=
itan6, mas gera6e CUR 6an6 lit, elmer
@nbel, einem Bapiermeiier, nin. o6er
|1ogar nit Ben 5ingern, in Der Suit
tpettergefubrt; enolid i6eint 6asSub=
jeff bie 8orte int1itib 5n ~erfennen
(uirtuiit" I'M SrtginaD nod ebe lie
o1sgeibrieben 1poroen; bieier 3uitanb
iteigert ii6 INNER mebr uno mebr,
Bis ansgeiprobene 8eb0r=8aau5ina-
tionen eintreten; Die Hatientin luui6t
oen inneren Stimmen, nnb befolgt II.
gla11bt lire Beifungen; Tie biBt Der
|Shlaf Elm; 56lafloiigfeit trit Elm;
tire Mngen leu6ten in einem unge=
mobnten 9i6t; bas n~rtetlsberm0gen
idtpinoet, 6as Subieft gebt gan5 ani
i'm 9n1i9en ouf sic inneren 5tim=
men nn6 berbdlt ii6 duBeren Mngele-
genbeiten %gegeniiber glei6giiltig; iie
lit bon Ben inneren Erdrmen boIitdn=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20

.#H4xF@.xaMg5. x%.8SS9Ex E8@@ 49, ~ 4&4I&@ 1850, a@
bic beberriat ooer belellen; my e1,
mem wort: are ~ pdDnll111lg gelpors
Den. $50 De5iper1le n1d}f, oaB
1nlldbrl1b p1ele. 9i11oerfe 11Iolge ore
Ter nit Dem Sland)effe.6reff De1r1e-
benen Grpertr1e11fe naDr11ttf11g ner r
ben /. .aa J
NngeltdtS el11er loid}en, GU oer
@runolnge n1lsgeoeDf1er gr!aDrnn'
gen berlbenoen 111o 9nrd) Ieln ren,
gtoles aNorlrte1l gefr11oIen e11laInng
tam man 1ur one Srage laeAen
4at1n 1rgeno EN- Der1u1flger wfen'0
b%ebaltpten, Dob Ger SerIegr H1n gei=
tern berrnittels auto1tdt11d]en S9relz
bens 90. irgeno elmer a11oere11 Arf oes
Weoiumtpelens, len1als. 1tt1ter 1rgeno
.peld3en Hn1ltdt10erl ld} nls elne
Wobltat. FIR DIE Wte111d)Detf er1oe11en
lam?
Der proteftantttd)e Sd)rltfffeuer
glgen HoD1n (oer potter f1elDlt aug
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-20

Ser redte Damn an ber red)ten
gtene ~ BrGli6ent 8ilion auf oem
Srie6ensfongreB
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-27
American Peace
Delegates to Sail

Paris, Nov. 26.-Any delay which
may eventually be found necessary
in the exchange of notifications re-
CURED to put the German peace
treaty into effect, will not change
the plans of the American peace
delegation 1T was learned TO-DAY;
Undersecretary of State Polk 'and
the other delegates will leave Paris
on the evening of December 5.
The delegation will sail from Brest
! December 6. Only couple OF ex-
perts will be left here to complete
the work in hand.
The subsequent participation by
Americans in the work OF the peace
conference. according to the view
here, will probably be extremely
limited unless there are indications
early in the December session OF the
senate that a satisfactory ratifica'
ton of the treaty is in sight"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-27
Given
to Medical School
at Vanderbilt

New York, Nov. 26.-Vanderbilt
university at Nashville, Tenn, has
been given $4,ooO,OO0 by the general
education board to effect an entire
reorganization of it's medical school,
it was announced here today.
The gift, which is the largest made
by the board for this or any other
purpose, comes from it's general
FUNDS, the announcement says, and
not out of John D. Rockefeller's re-
cent donation of $20,000,O00 for the
promotion of medical education in
the United States.
"It will suggest to the people of
Nashville and the entire south, as
we'll as to the whole country" it
adds, "the Importance which the
board attaches to creating in the
south at this time a medical school
Of the most advanced modern type"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-27

months acted as personal physician to
the former emperor and empress, de-
parted for Berlin, about six weeks
ago, there have been two new Ger
man doctors at Bentinck castle. The
latest is DR.. Alfred Hachner, who
came from Cologne a few days ago.
General Won Dommes, who had
been chief Of the personnel suite for
several months, has returned to Ber-
lin, either on vacation or perma-
nently and he has been succeeded by
Frederick Won Betz of Berlin, who
was a court official under the old
regime.
Countess Kellar, lady writing to
the ex-empress, remains in service,
however. A system of vacations in
Germany has been inaugurated for
the former royal pairs personal SER
wants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-27
II. ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK
DON'T ovERDO
OR OvER-EAT
But If You Do, a Few Doses Of
Black Draught May Prevent
Serious Trouble.

Nowata, Okla.-Mr. w. B. Dawson
of this place, says: 81 have known
of Black Draught ever since ! can
remember, and Of all the liver medi-
cines l ever used, Black Draught is
without doubt the best. We would
not be without it in the house.
l used to take pills and different
things, but after taking a course of
strong medicine / would be left in {,
constipated condition, and would need
then to use a laxative. But after /
began to take Black Draught / did
not have any trouble of this kind.
take a big dose at night and
follow few nights with lighter
doses, and ! am like new man until
overdo or overeat, and neglect to
take care of myself until the liver
gets out Of fix, when ! have to 60 to
Black Draught again.
Black Draught ! have found is all
that is necessary for the bloated feel
ing in the sto1lteh, sour stomach or
bad taste iii the Mouth SO COMMON in
srya u in the swampy country.
Thedford's Black Draught. At
egists. adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-27
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago. Nov. GO. --I1yenng up of trades
so as to avoid open risks on Thanksgiving
occupied most of the attention of dealers
in corn today, and tended to bring about
close was firm 1-s to 1 1-sc net higher
with December LIB "a to LA and May
129 IL to 100 SO. Oats finished IA to
Lie up and provisions at an advance or
five cents to 10 cents.
Special care to provide against surprise
developments during the holiday we're TAX
on in the corn pit owing to the critical
state Of the coal situation and TO the
compleXity of the ways in which the
grain business might be affected. Car
scarcity reports offset advlces that Iowa
farmers were disposed to ship freely.
In oats the outstanding feature was In
Sistent buying of December and selling
Of May on he part of houses with sea-
board connections
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-27
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, Nov. %. Selling pressure
WAS felt by tn" cotton market today
throughout almost the entire session with
result ing fairly wide declines. \ hard spot
developed late in the day on favorable
reports regarding coal strike negotiations,
but ii did not last long. Closing prices
were mt net LOSSES Of - to go points.
'rhc opening was lower under poor
cables aud the talk of II general railroad
strike. Whatever StcadincSS the market
had was due to bad weather in th" belt,
much rain being reported with moro to
como. and to the continued larg" export
movement. Total clcHrancrS for the day
from all ports were 1O2J'tS bales against
only - this day last year. bringing the
total movement thus far this week up TO
TO 2ol.7i7 bales against S6,o37 thus far
this week last year. Spots were raised
- points to 300 for mildlng.
High Low Close P'v'S
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-27

Admiral Milo would remain in his
position in Dalmatia pending decision
by the government as to what steps
he would pursue.
Admiral Millo's title to the "gov-
ernorship" of Dalmatia was appar-
emily solely by virtue of appointment
by D'Annunzio. An account of
D'Annunzio's expedition to cara, cab
led to Rome last. Saturday said that
D,Annunzio in his speech to the peo-
pie of lara concluded by presenting
Admiral Milo as "the first governor
of Italian Dalmatia." 1t was stated
that afterward Admiral Milo an
nounced that he had sent tele-
gra INTO Rome accepting the COVER
norship of Dalmatia, Gin the name Of
the king of Italy"
Indications from today's dispatch
appear to be that, in compliance with
the wishes of the Rome government,
Admiral Milo has renowned the title
bestowed upon him by the DAN
nunzio expedition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-27
Tanning Mo Husband
Copyright 1919 by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.

I could not see how he was going to
extricate himself from the tangle
That his father would holly resent
the horses return was a foregone
conclusion, and that Crittenden would
be forced, under the circumstances,
to shoulder the whole burden Of his
censure was just as inevitable.
And L? Oh, but my heart was
beating fast. was sure knew ex-
actly how a lawyer feels when he
knows he is winning his case, that
could appreciate Portals exultation
as she reached the climax of her ar
gument in "The Merchant Of Ven
of Portia role. And with it all there
came a humorous but most comfort
ing thought: A barrier had been
raised which I did not believe my
beloved Pegasus could be made to
leap.
I saw that Crittenden knew he was
beaten, not by myself, but by the cir
cumstances. 1 was fortunately able
to point out to him. Yet his anger
toward me did not diminish. Instead
he did the unreasonable thing Of
blaming me anyway.
"You think you are COMPOUNDED
smart, don't you?" he fairly snarled.
ooh, no." l replied. "And l can
not understand why you hold me re-
sponsible. I cannot help it if you
find it impossible to send the horse
back without offering an affront to
your father. And SURELY" re-
preached, "you won't be unmanly en-
ough to blame me for seeing it and
telling you"
81 blame you for accepting the
horse in the first place. II you hadn't
done that he never would have come
to Chicago. And now that he's here,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-27
BY KATHLEEN FOX

he'll have to stay, damn it," My, he
WAS mad!
Again Crittenden started upstairs.
He turned his head just in time to
see the ghost of smile on my face
which | had been unable to restrain.
He shook his finger at me.
but you'll pay for it, young la
dy," he warned. you'll pay for it
in other ways" he threatened weakly.
| did not reply. And it was diff
cult to control my exuberant spirit
that seemed to be trying to burst
forth in spite of me. But, honestly
making the effort to accept victory
gracefully, | succeeded in not exploit
ing it.
Little by little in the next few days
Crittenden returned to normal.
saw that he was losing hard and not
once did refer to Pegasus. I did
not go near the horse when he was
at home and never mentioned the
subject. Also, while l was eager TO
get into riding togs and astride Peg
asus' sorrel back, l waited. But, in
the meantime, my adored Pegasus
and l became wonderfully we'll ac-
quainted.
Then one day, long to be remem-
bered, Crittenden came home earlier
than usual and found me in the ga
rage talking to my horse. He grin
ned when he looked in, patted Peg
asus and complimented him. And the
next day he sent man out to build
"a partition in the garage and put in
wooden floor for Pegasus. OF course
l was grateful and showed my appre-
citation.
And then | got my riding things
and the bride paths in the' parks
seemed lovelier to me than had ever
seen them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-27
NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
COMMISSIONER

Notice is hereby given that In pni-
suancc of the authority and direction
contained In an order of the clancefy
court of Jefferson county. Arkansas.
made and entered on the 26th day Of
November 1919. In Il certain cause No.
7262, then pending for partition. b.
tween Garland Richards ct nj. vs.. Alex
Randolph ct nj for partition the un.
hersigncd as commissioners of said
court will offer for sale at public ven.
due to the highest bidder at the front
door of the court house In the county
Of Jefferson within the hours prcscrih'
cd by law for judicial sales on Dec.
18th, 1910, the following real estate.
lying in Jefferson county, Arkansas.-
A one-half undivided interest IN lot
ten 10) of sub.division of the sohtf-
west quarter Of the northeast quarter
of section fifteen 40 township six di,
south. range nine 90 west. rs made by
the Jefferson county surveyor In 1911.
Also beginning G3-3 #. west OF the
southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section fifteen township sfS
(G) south. range nine 0) west. thence
south 331-7 feet thence west 76 IT.
thence north 1917 IT. thence east -
IT. to the point of beginning. contain
Ing 62-100th of an acre.
Terms of sale: On credit of thrs
months the purchaser being required
to execute a bond as required by law.
and the order Of said court In said cause
with approved security bearing inter
est at the rate of 10 per cent per an
nun from date until paid and a lien Is
retained on the lands sold to secure
payment of the purchase money.
Given under our hands and seals this
2sth day Of November, 1919.
G. $. McNEW
Il. II. EZELL
II. FULTON MURPHY
Commissioners.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-27
Milo, Governor
of Dalmatia, Quits
D'AnnunZian Post

Rome. Nov. 26.-Rear Admiral En-
rico Milo, who has acted as COVER
nor Of Dalmatia as we'll as comman-
der Of the occupation forces in that
country, has resigned the former
office.
Rear Admiral Milo recently has
taken a prominent part in develop
ments along the Dalmatian coast.
When Captain Gabrielle D'Annunzio.
who has held Fiume for the last two
months with his irregular Italian
troops, landed at cara, south of
Fiume on Friday, November IA he
was welcomed by Admiral Milo who
later swore allegiance to the DAN
nunzian movement. His action was
deprecated in q setni-officisl state
ment issued at Rome but it was said
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-27
Playing the Role CT Portia.

"You are the most eXasperatlng
woman I ever saw in my life" SAID
Crittenden. But l knew it was the
condition l had pointed out to him
that was exasperating. s........ RI !.
"And you are the most exasperat-
ing man l ever saw" l retorted, 40
whit taken aback by his belligerent
attitude. l was trying to nerve my
self to believe / was not afraid Of
him and was succeeding.
"Be careful" he warned. Don't
go too far"
"I've said nothing to you," insist
ed, "that you have not already said
to me. Surely you will be fair en-
ough to allow me as much freedom
of speech as you enjoy"
care you going to write that night
letter." he demanded.
81 have not refused to write it,"
maintained. 81 asked you how was
to let your father know why I could
MT keep the horse. And just because
you know as we'll as l do that there
is but one reason-yourself, you think
/ am to blame for it,"
He glared at me.
IF you are willing to have me tell
your father the truth, that you OBJ
ject, why don't you say so?" l art
fully inquired. II certainly should
write him afterward and tell him the
truth, that l wanted the horse more
than I ever wanted one before. But
if the night letter goes, Crittenden,
and has my name signed to it, / shall
insist upon my personal right to tell
him exactly why Pegasus is coming
back to him."
Crittenden's face was study. That
he was puzzled l well knew. | felt
encouraged because for the moment,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-27
Bill Carlisle in
Town in Illinois

Aurora, ILL.,, Nov. ga letter was
mailed at the Aurora postoffice yes
terday at noon purporting to come
from bill" Carlisle, "the kidding
bandit" The writer signed himself
Convict No. 1883, and said che liked
the town, but had to be on his way"
Early last night a lone robber held
up northwestern train between
West Chicago and Winfield, rs
miles from Aurora. An express mes
senser shot 81 the robbex and b.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-27
Kaiser's Encourage
Finds Village Life
Dull and Departs

Amerongen, Holland, Nov. 26.-Al-
though the former German emperor
appears to have found the quiet life
at Amerongen to his liking, men,
bers Of his personal suite have
grown tired of village existence and
recently there have been several
changes in the ex-emperor's entour-
age.
Since DR.. Foerstner, who for many
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-27
LEGAL NOTICE
COMMISSIONERS SALE FOR PARrf
TlDN.

Notice Is horcbv given that ia pur
suIncr Of the authority and direction
contained in the d"crctnl order of til
chancory court Of jefferson county.
made and entered Oh the 18TH day ~
1904. then pcuding hctWecn Ruby Hos
kins plaintiff W., AicuH IloSkins. 1T VI
defendants for partition. the under
signed as commissioners Of said rout
will offer for sale nj public ycnduc Ia
the highest bidder at the front door "
the jefferson county court house. with
in the hours prescribed by law for
ccmh"r 1919. the following real estate
lying and being In jefferson county.
state of Arkansas. to-wt:
beginning ut the northwest corner of
lot >, block =. Trulocks addition to the
city of Pine Bluff Arkansas, thence
south GG - feet theme" east 10 feet
thence north GG IL feet thence west l2p
feet to the point of beginning, bcln@
in the northwest corner of lot .. hlo"k
>, TruIock's addition To the city Of
Pine Bluff Arkansas.
months. the purchaser" being required t.
execute y bond as required by law. and
the orders of said court in said cause
with approved security hearing inter-
est at the rate of 10 per cent per ali
mum from date of sale until paid. and
Il lien viii be retained on the anl
sold to secure payment of lllc purchase
money.
Given under our bands and seals this
the day of November 1919
&. s. McNEW
r. u. FHILI.
FULTON MURPHY
omDSSjouerS
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-27

II fo light t2.5Om1325: pigs 2.0on 1900.
cattle; 1000; - cents 10 ~ cents high
rr Choice heavy steers lSUomlJ.2J; med
mm 12.OOm l7.T1; common . JNL12W;
choice lights 1j.r0Gi 10 -; common 9OOM
l4.75; butcher helfcrs 725m 1850; cows
!. 25d 200: cHuucrs J25NlT.OU; calves
1l25@ l'.5o; feeders G.50Ml2oo; stockcra
G.,sMt10.50.
Sheep. 100; no early sales.