davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11

Oct ipnes / SeIetaset of ie NOT:
iaa msrft no for Sen. 2orimer; Here
of Dem, iom bibtil bar itsttet bam
bar aabent erfI9ret, at De peb Der
fommenoe 8otering bill femme moi
bam, andre enifer, De fiinbe gisrt
bet iamnte, og fonife ct SIertaI piIot
fsle fig Iettet, ON ilet insen IfItpm.
ming bleb ~nsbpenbig. gner meo an.
Ore Orb, at 2orimer fripiaig piloe
neblpgge lit Wanbat.
Sertil err Der imi6Iertio ingen rs,
'igt, ioet Sorimer balitnrria bar al.
pitt ole iaaoanne Sentpbninqer
iaapel ira Ben iom ssienbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11

Sreoag Gftm, Zoe Snni
@noast peo paitor s. 6. g. Die
trid]ion at Sobofen, g. s. Sefre'
t9ren opIaite Trotofoqen, iom on.
toges. 5ulomaetsfomiteen nnmelote
Infomiten al Heprqientanterne Or.
u. 5. &osboIt, 6. anuoion oe g. u.
&atIeberg. Bait. Soban Gaertion
unofpIotes for Sraoar.
Selsenbe Weniebeoer optoses
Spnooen: SasernQs Ieniebeo, go.
flor geituIs aaIb; ct. 2ufas Ienie.
beo, auItin, Chicago, Gait. W. 6.
Sretbeims aalb; 8oloreS Wenigbeo,
Wonitotpoc Co., @is., Baitor q. 8.
glfions aalb. Sinn WageIsien,
iom bar antaget aalo til gmberit os
Stepens Roiut, @is., optoees JON
itaaenoe Weolem al Spnooen.
DIR. Sob. gIbisafer og Gnit. 90.
z. Hub melbtes anfomne. S. 8.
6oren melbtes iom @iPit.
9erpaa opleite $. Salporion en-
SiIien fra Spnooen til Iaitor 6.
gerrum iom lisger ing peo oct Iu-
tberife Soipital | Ga GroSie.
Mon iortiatte berpon meo 2Gre-
forbanolingerne oper oen anoen gsn.
Faitor u. SaIporion opGleoe peo,
at li9eiom Der | forbums Sib / Gle.
ms raabtes bsit: "Stor er De Gle
lers Siana", iaalebes prizes | bore
Gage Weneifets Gpner % Sornuit,
% bette err en- af @runoene til, at
mnngfoIbig Wenneifer alorig inc.
lentmes | @ubs &ige.
DR.. Spbs. 9IpiSofero % Sor-
manb DR.. 8. o. Stub frembolbt
meb itor araft, at ben eneite Sci inO
/ SUBS &ige er peb en- iano Ont
penoeIie. Men Smpenoelien er SUBS
8lerning alene, JON Der Itaar |
gnigbeosfpmiteens 1Happort oper
Smpenoelien Earaeraf 2: "Nanr
ct Wenneife bliper pmpenot, tilfonl-
mer ggren alene IS II 8, forbi ban
belt igiennem, fra FORT til iibit, uben
nogen Weopirfen ira Wenneifets
SIDE, pirfer Smpenoelie / bet Wen.
neife, iom ompenber fig, BET err, err.
fienoer i'm Spnb og tror paa Sri.
itus".
9erpaa fortiatte Referenten meo
oct lioite Fltnft ON Cubs Hiees llb.
brebelie. Oct er ollie ariitnes Itore
irues 8ierning at uobreoe Cubs
Hige. Salerns bp9leoe Der torment
melig peb Hebnenbigbeoen al at fsre
MISREPRESENTATION meo &raft baas
De Der biemme og | Seonineslan-
oerle, baabe for at frelie Dem, Ser
enbnu life er fommet inb / CUBS
&ige, % pau iamlre SID at Itprfe
bore e9ne Samfuno, tbi Misiions.
gierning giper Strait til g(rbeiberne.
Get bier iig / Den norife airfes 81.
%itorie, at fsrit ga, naar man fer
Ilpor tog fat pan Sebningemisiio.
men, bIep Ser oqiaa %pirfelie Sip /
SnbremiSiionen. (Iere).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11
minneiota Seeislatur.

ct aompromis ipnes itiltienoe al
ppre oplaaet melem begge Snle peo'
rsrenoe Grtraiesfionens leglsiar'pe
Brosrem. Suiet ipnes at otlie saa
meo paa at Iaoe Spsrgsrnaaiel on'
Dem npe gaIsfreosmboelins BIZ po,,
Ienbe til Den reeiilrre Sesl'o'r9
Sammentreoen, mems Senafef paa
lin She oil aaa meo paa at oplase
Sorilasct ON en- mn 8riiffo'ttolGs''
itattelop til 9ebanoling.
Zen pietisite foreIigserloe gag :
imioIertio Seotaselien at en- ny w
mGrpaIsIOp sieIocnoe for ben 0els
Stat. Sfisnt en- iaaoan nlpnlOn
piI bIi pebtasct, bill bet rlnsea's0u
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11

aeroplaner of npeite og bebite aon-
ltrnftion. S 5ebruor t9leoe ben tp-
lte S~ultflaabe 160 aeropIaner; ON
tfte lGftge bill ben t9ae $500.
Splferne err belt paa oct Rene meo,
Dollten Houe 9risen i 2uften piI
lp1le, naar bet ensang brpoer lss.
Set bltr life Ipngere SoIbaterne,
men Slpperne, iom fommer til at ba
afsjerelien / fin Saanb.
eens "1eeorab.epten" til sIret GA gen.
rer I bet aanrle 2ano. go
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11
2nfthaaoen %
SremtioenS &rige.

Sterfeit pil / en- n9r Sremtio ben
Station pGre, iom er ben mGgtisite |
2rftens Hige. Srantrig % Spiflano
letter belle i'm 8raft inb pua at bli
Gr. 1. england laoer Jig a~gteruo-
ieiGe al fine TO Naboer paa Saitlan'
BET -
Iaa IeIions Sib troebe man pao
Gregatten; ben bar Sapets Serre,
iom SeIten fra Srnfalgar ielp no.
trpfte set. S pore Gage err BET Sp.
bro.geroplanet, iom bar tuget Sire.
aattens BIaos. Haar bisie piIinare
SugIe / 8rigstib farer ufiteb TO Ell.
Ter ire @ange iaa burtig iom Be
burtigite arpoiere, Ga bill Sen Scr
% SIaabe bore iterfeit, iom oeS
Sielp at en- iterf oq talrig 9uft.
Iaabe fan boloe iig bebit unSerrettet
ON Sienoens 9eppaeIier. gnaIanS
ipnes bibtil life at la foritaaet ben.
ne Sanbbeo. Set bar bare ncgle
ganife faa %eropIaner, mebens
Sranfrig peb ben itore SGtmansper
alereoe fiinoe ppuiie as. Sor gie-
bIiffet er BALLET 20S, os for aorets
llbgans cil 6ranfris ba til lin &aa.
oiebeb minoit 344 IiIitar- gero.
pIaner. On 8 e1er A gar pil 2uft.
ieilaoien ba siort itore Sremifriot,
os gntaaet al geroplaner bill itaois
bli sget.
6ranfrtg bar besuben % 2uft.
itibe. Spiflono bar 80 2uftifibe os
J boloer paa at anifafie iis en- bel Del
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11
Orufnet Seoninesmano.

Sra 9iron 81, beretteS Den zoe
Sunni isI9enOe isrgclige SiISro9eIie:
s fine g%eItrpbelier iorat forbinore
en- @~otorbaab, bpori Der beianbt fla
90 SsiifoIepiSer. fra at BIZ repet
meo al Strsmmcn oper 9Gminsen
/ 3ocf &ipsr, blep Den gaab, bpori
Re0ningsmGnbene Spbu SofnlS,
@iqiam Soihis, Urban S'0taaep,
Sarolb Gipep 90 @arren Saap be-
ianbt iig, isrt no oper meb oct Rr-
iuItat, at 8orren 2oIlp, Der netop
par blet opilpttet til Ssiifolens per
tie alasie, brufneoe, % S'giallep
os gjpep oIuorIia fp9iteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11
DuIfan i 2llaifa.

Tro Goroopo, Nloito, mcoOelc"
Den zoe Suni: &uIfouif IifG iaI'
Der / tnffc Sag oper Spen niIenoe
at bcn Itprfe aoronaoe, iom bsrtc&
belle gSotteu oppc meneru Sier9cne,
por 9uIberet ira CT ulIfanif 10
brrb.
Gen Si0,iom bsueif ira man bertc
oe ferite 9ro9, til Iifen begpnNte al
ioIbe, par ina fort at man anto8er.
at @ulfouen er opitaaet / Satamno'
bicract / Goof Snlet Ggnen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11

fsrit ife efter en- mleset IipIis 9ebat
/ besge Suie.
9e to fsoeraIe 8runblopsiameu-
bementer ON Snbfomitfat % birefte
0aIg af Observation-Disclosures en- ale.
reoe blet ratificeret at 8epreientant-
buffet % bill utpiIiomt pgiaa bli til.
1temt al Senatet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11
SanSlipet.

Slotot De mango Wfi0lrr, man |
Dor Sio bor met iii FOR at oplultl-
ire llngbpmmen poa 2an6ct iii at
iorbIi / SettIemeutct % life bragg
inc iii 9perne, IooIeoe$ iom lao
mango eier, og ofte til bereS egeR
SOrbprpeIie, bar man / Bife 60,
gla., irnbet paa at arrangere fri
llnoerbolbning for lin &nuo&ung'
Dom. Oct er 9citpreren FOR Sta
tens NormaIifoIe / Iron, ser er
SiPIen / benne @eppgeIie % ban
ifrioer ON oen til III. z. bureau Of
@bucation" bIGnOt ouOet:
Otter min Spfuhning cr ling.
bommerS SilbeicIi9beo til at ior'
laoe 2onooitrifterne % iloo iig neo
/ 9perne ben oIporIiaitc Gore, Der
for Sioen trller 2nnocta &cIfrrb.
@ooe 9onoepeic, Glttomobiler, EcIe.
foren og SmbrinqcIic al Mott puo
Smtoct tiener oItiommcn / bel @r0o
iii at fprbc0re GorholOcnc, og Dog
mongIcr Scr erOnu uoitiuiB poo, at
Der / 2nto0iitriftarue cr Den Nulc0.
ming til uopcrllng al Tautcr %
Soccer % GeloGtighco / moll8e al &c
Siug, iom poaqne, IGicn0e % tru.
fenoe Werneifer trUocr % bcboOcr
for i'm iociaIc Critters. Icrai fom.
mcr SiIbeieiigbcoen iii at iamlc& /
8eioIfriugscentrerc, % oct er %
Seniigtcr al m~oborbcioc ocnue Ill.
beieIigbeo pco at 9tuc DC lurge Aly
Ieouira Ill CcIto1clie / oiaic irI lin.
oerboIOntnQcr."
lln0crie8eIicrnc bcitoar bopcoioQc.
Zig i 6oreoroo, 6orcitiuinger mel
2ps. og bcorgeligc @iucbcr % DIN
fit bportiI Scr err ~forifafict beoitc %
npeite Clogs ieIoipiQcroc @oitin
htitrrmenter OH. GuoeI Of Sore
bragene boIOes ON Nlitererne, onOru
mn eftermioooaene. III % til Ipiie,
De foriamIeoe g2ibooQ / SfoIebuicn
% tilbringer belle 9o9en iommen.
Sbeen iii 0iSie unoerboI0ningc
ubgoor, iom ontpOet, ira RornoI
ifolen / Iron, men ser er Here &rpi
ter, iom iumorbeioer til &Ioncil
@iennemisreIie. SaaIeOes meopir
fer Statens Sunobe6Sfommisiion o
Decentralization % andre offent
Iiae Snititttioner, iGrlig oerpeO q
De Ifaffer SoreoragsboIoere 90 eIer
bioraser til llroerboIoninaerne. Z
fleite al Dem, iom iaaIeoeS optrGoel
aisr bette gratis, og oct er oront
jooleoes, al automobileiere / SettIr
mentet og De n9rineite 8per troni
porterer SoIf til pg fra Wsoeiteoe'
ne. gep9gelien bar pGret en- gu
ees, iaaIanst iom ben biotil bc
ruffet, os be, Der bar iot Jig
Spioien FOR ben, tror, at ben .
Diie iis at bIi en- iterf GattOr til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11
Wv Sfibstrpe.

> -ilp-itfS
3pIia bIep Der / aisbenbapn boloi
CT 5oreorog ON Den potentereoe mo-
nitorifibstppe. 5oreorag0boloerei'
inoIeOeoe meo at itge, at ban, on
ban for nogIc aar tilbage Itlueoes
operior oen me Sfibstppe, Iom be-
too ct 9ruo meo BET bibtiI fienSte
Grincip for SfibSbpgnina, ioa meo
megen SfepiiS paa Spfinoelien, men
at ban M, eiter nsie at baoe prepet
6en, par blepet en- erflpret 3ilbGns
ger. San gif Oereiter oper I'll at
gisre reoe for ben me Sppe, / bill
fen ban iad 5remti0enS Sfib.
Gen me Observation-Disclosures Gien'
Oomncligbeo bcitoor l. at Sfibsii'
bernie cr ioripncbe nleo TO beIgcfor'
meoc ltobp9ninger lige UNDER Tano'
linicn. Scrpe6 opnoaeS, at inapel
gaug. iom SPfbsIgen formino'feS
b~ctpoeiig, % oa Der peo oerne Tor
minoifeoc 9slgeformation IpareS
Strait iomtioiq meo, at Sfrlten foor
roItat @ano at arbet0e l. opnaar
man en- 6orsgclie al SfibetS 6urt.
SpsrgSmooIet ON SpnoucIien al
en- iauoan araftbeiparelie % Itsrre
SaitigbeO bar / Ipngere Sio beifjGf'
tigct Observation-Disclosures. 6or
nogIe @ar tiIobge fit Sngerier
ericSion / Remcaitle ben Soc at
foriege at forminoife Ufoo'tanoen
peo at anbringe en- 9ue / SfibetS
Siber rn0er @onblinien, % ban
bcroenotc iig meo lin Spoa9el'e I'll
Or Supcr, ion eftcr at bape pre'
BET Den ionot ben tilfreOSitilenOe.
1or at bIipe titarO til at anItiae
nsiagtige SanmNnligninger fcpiere.
sc man ct al Sunoerlanoftrmact
SSbourre Graham & Cos ~befienote
5000 Cons 2aiteoompifibe, booraf
bette @prit for bapoe bp9get %
Sfibe. W%oritoriftbenc, Ipm blep
bpgget paa nsiagtis iannnte Stnie %
al ianlnte Sinteniioner iom 0isie %
Sfibe, bar pitt Jig at bape betpOe'
Iige 6orOele fremfor 0iSIe. Suoo
1900 Gon latter Wouitorifibet loo
Ieoc$ 3,340 Con, forbru8er ira 1OH
til 1884 Son a~ITrinoelig 9ltnferfltl
inloo Oe ANDRE SfibeS 6orbrug al
frt IS til "A Son, og mems BET IN.
Ser alminOeIige Sorbolbe bol0er Ell
6drt al S4 q 9 anob eller onltrent
oct iamme iom Sc andre Sttbe, bier
set iig / hoorot &eir mere ioroeIo8'
tiQ ems oi&ic. Wonitoritibenc bar
piit Tia at bore uiG0oonliq go0c
Sieifibc, og &c bar / De 3 Ior, De
bar pUrct / @rug, ioreto0Ct Rci'er
/ olilog@ @eir uocn Cab al GGf$.
Ioit euer @onicreIie al onocn Sfooe.
Sfibcue bar ont Sommcren oHret
onpcnot / GrrIoitiort pao Otter.
iipcn, IiQeiom Sc meo NeIo bar pr.
ret ouucnDte iii transport al Serns
MAIN.
Gen StobcN, boorme0 Sfibc1c
Qoor i Sioen u0cn noGen piOcre St'
brotion, Qior Dem o8ioo / bpl 3roo
aMpcnocIi9e til Eo5iu8critlbc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11

gisre Sonolipet lpiere % penligere,
mere intereSiant % ppIsftenoe, emo
oct biotiI Dor p9ret. ga enoog rent
praftiit.fultureIt ieet, Ioper De Jig
meget al bette arbeioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11
Norife 2lnerjfalinie.
Sturtbinact ucStuacr &cgjcrinaSprU'
petitioner pm Statsbibrag.

st telegram ira &riitiuniu I'll
aoriuI Nobe / &oroo0a (Soe SunD
brinQcr ocn ~mtere@iantc Npbeo, at
S~torthiuQct bar pcota9et &ropOlitios
nen ON Statabioro9ct I'll Ocn norlfc
Im~critolinic, ncmIiG 100000 Str.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11
Ronsresien.

Gen nine SomeIteablop, Der for
forter Siben, man mao DO paa Carr
oct fprat faa Sfisbe, til 3 Iar, og
iom aiper Settlerne forlfielige ar'
Ore 2ettelier, er ben 6te bs. ianftio.
neret al ErGiioenten.
X X X
aonaresmanS Berger (SocialiiD
ira @isconiin bar | en- | Sreoags
fremiat Ieiplution taget oct inble-
benoe Sfriot til of faa Siitriftsbom-
mer S%anforb | Seattle lat UNDER
MiasretstiltaIe for, for set fsrite,
nSen IopepIois @riinb at bare fro.
oemt 0epnarb Slsien / Tacoma
hans 9orgerifab, % for set anoet
for angipelig 9riff9loisbeb, 8orrlip.
tion % uififfetbeo til at inoebape
en- 9pmmers StiQine.
Sebatten oper 2orimeriasen paa-
beannotes i Sorsoaes | Senatet meo
en- Gale af Senator aern fra Snoi-
ana. Observation-Disclosures Gals.
mano. s Saleu, ser parebe / TO
Gage, sif ban belle Sasen grunois
effer | Semmene % Iepneoe, ba ban
par fGroig, blanot fine upartiIfe Gil.
berere insen Tpil ON, at Chicago.
~ieuatorens @als bar opnaaet peo
Sirlp af forrupte Mioler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11

uruIrp AZ asosp Class sArTu jon l5m 1908 AZ rEE Posi-
orncI ar pEos.H, Iowa uEDEn rE An % oossHrss or
Manor 3, 1891.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-05
COTTON
+++** *+ ++4s++4++
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, Sept. 4.-Cotton-Fu- ! lures opened steady at an advance of 11M13 points on good cables and con tinued drouth in the western belt. The market had no selling power, although reports from the belt concerning the movement of the new crop and offer ings of spot cotton was bearish Pri Vate cables from England told of a good business among manufacturers of cotton goods. Buying was mod crate in volume, but was met Inv slen. der offerings. At the end of the first half hour of business prices were 15 Wl5 points over yesterdays close.
 The forecast of fair weather for the entire cotton belt held the market steady around the middle of the morn ing, and the weekly weather reports increased the desire to buy. These re- ports confirmed the claim of the bulls that too dry weather is prevailing in South Carolina. Georgia and portions of AlaDama, as well as in Texas and Oklahoma. At the highest the trading months were IT points over yester- days final figures Scalping longs took profits and at noon prices were 12 @13 points up.
 Futures opened steady. September, ll.1Sc bid; October, 1129@171.3Oc: December, 11.31c bid; January, 11.32c asked; March, 11.4E@11.4sc; May. 11,57M11.59c.
 In the afternoon the market was very steady on buying based on the weekly weather reports. At 2 o'clock the trading months were 25@ 26 points over yesterdays last uuo- tations
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-05
NO PAVING UNLESS
 PLANS ARE CHANGED
ASSESSMENT OF PROPERTY OK SOUTH MAIN STREET FALLS
 SHORT BY S1O,00O.
Cheaper Paving Material Must Be Agreed On Before the Commits
 siOnerS Can Act.

Unless the residents on Main street, the south end, which was recently formed into paving district, Will be satisfied with a cheaper paving than brick, for which the specifications called, the street will not be paved. falls short by about $10,000 of the amount necessary for the paving aud the commissioners, Joe Clemsnt, J.. H. Watkins and Charles Shesnut, have figured every way possible to make the assessment pay for the i1n- provement without avail.
 In speaking of the contemplated paving one of the commissioners yesterday stated that an assessment of 20 per cent of the property would and unless the property owners woull agree to cheaper paving the commissioners were powerless to act.
 As the ordinance forming the dis triet specifics wood blocks or vitri- field bricks another ordinance would have to be passed if another paving is to be used
 Several property owners have de- clared themselves against brick and one well known Main street resident stated that ne would sell his property on that street if wood blocks were mot used.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-05
MODERN GAME AS A SCIENCE
Ancient Fans Amazed. at Present Day Batting and Pitching-sport Is
 in lts Infancy.
E-s- A

Baseball today is science, and we ancient fans stand amazed at the pres, ent day pitching and batting work, at the phenomenally clever base run. ming and the hold the national game has gained on the public fancy. We are growing old with the game, but tho latter is always improving while we are getting near sighted and stiff in the joints, says a writer in Leslie's. The glories of the past are being dimmed by the accomplishments of ths present, and these infant. fans wills live to see things done that we cafpot even imagine. That's why l enfy ssthem. We used to think we had seen everything that was in the game Now we realize that the sport is still in its childhood. The Cobbs, the Marquards and the Johnsons are teaching us this, and double clinching the fact
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-05
ELYRIA MAN IS
 SLATED FOR GOVERNOR
FULL MOOSE FACTION OF THE RE. PUBLICAN PARTY IN CON.
 VENTION IN OHIO,
elf.PrOfeSSed Roosevelt Men May be minated-Garfield is
 Presiding.

Columbus, O., Sept 4.-The Progress sive party state convention went into session here this afternoon fer the purpose of nominating. full state ticket and drawing up a platform of principles. Twelve hundred and two delegates, or 450 more than attended the regular Republican convention of this year, were on hand to take part in the deliberations. The large dc1e- gation was the result of a decision by the Bull Moosers to apportion the representation in the convention on the basis of the vote cast for Roose- welt in 1904 This gave them the lar gest Ohio convention of any party, with the exception of the Republican gathering in 1905, which also was bas- sedon the vote for Roosevelt.
 With the tap of Temporary Char man James R. Garfield's gavel the convention came to order There was considerable speculation among the delegates as to whether any of the self-professed Roosevelt candidates on the Republican ticket would be en- dorsed While a few seemed to favor the endorsement of those Republicans who would declare themselves against Taft and in favor of Roosevelt, the majority were for the nomination of a straight Progressive ticket with can didates of no other party affiliation It was argued that the new party had a distinct purpose and set oi principles and that if any candidate on the Republican ticket desired en- dorsement, he should first resign his candidacy and come to the Bull Moos- CTS free of obligation.
 Arthur l., Garford, the Elyria man. ufacturer, who received the consistent support of the Roosevelt faction ir l the Republican convention, was slated l for the nomination for governor. Il was not expected that there. would be any serious opposition to his candi | dacy
 Delegates stated today that the plat 1 form would be largely modelled afte1
 the one adopted by the Progressive convention in Chicago with the add.
 tcn of a few blanks dealing witl state issues.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-05
New York Cotton.

New York, Sept. 4.-Cotton-Fu- lures strong at an advance of 1802O points on continuation of yesterdays buying, encouraged hy higher Liver pool cables and renewed reports of cotton deteroriation. The official fore cast for showers along the North Carolina coast, although calling for generally fair weather elsewhere, sug- gested the possibility of a change in the weather, and after it's publication there was heavy realizing by yester- days buyers, under which prices eased off IA or l5 points from the best, with the market very nervous and unset tied during the middle of the morning.
 The market was less active in the forenoon, but ruled generally steady after the early reaction, and prices at midday were about 15@19 points net higher on continued covering or trade buying.
 Spot, quiet. Middling uplands, nominal
 Futures opened steady. January, 1.30@11.31c; March, 115Oc offered; May, 114S@11.49c; September, 10.95c bid; October, 11.15c bid; December, 11.35c bid.
 Futures closed steady. The range:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-05
CHEMISTS WELCOMED
 BY PRESIDENT TAFT
600 FOREIGN DELEGATES ATTEND EIGHTH ANNUAL CONGRESS-
 OF APPLIED CHEMISTRY,
One Thousand American Delegates Also Enjoy Lawn Party Given
 By Mrs. Taft.

Washington, D. C., Sept. 4.-Six hundred foreign delegates to the Eighth annual Congress of Applied Chemistry, together with nearly a thousand American representatives of that body, were officially welcomed today by President Taft, Mrs. Taft and many other prominent members of Washington S diplomatic corps The delegates stay in Washington will be largely taken up with social diver sions, their business meetings being scheduled elsewhere.
 Among the visitors were Sir Will liam Ramsay, K. c. B.. F. R. S, the great authority on radium; Sir Bover- ton Redwood, D. Co.,, who has visited every mineral oil district in the world, and is the leading authority on petro- leum; Sir Robert A. Hadfield, D. Met. F. R. S., who developed the managan- csc nickel, and other methods of hard ening steel; Dr. Samuel Eyde, of Nor way who developed the electrical pro- cess of extracting nitrogen from the air for the manufacture of fertilizers ; Prof. M L. Lindet, representing the French ministry of agriculture, the foremost prOponent of establishing in ternationally uniform methods of an- alysis and Prof. William H. Perkin of the Victoria University at Manches- ter, England, who is the father of the analine dye industry.
 President Taft, in the course of his remarks, reviewed the great strides made in manufacturing chemistry, and raid personal tribute to the many distinguished scientists present. Pres ident William H. Nichols, of the Inter- national Congress replied on behalf of the chemists. The session was then adjourned to attend lawn party gy- en by Mrs. Taft.
 Columbia University, New York, has been chosen as the theater for the business sessions of the International Congress. The day designated for converting the congress there twas September $. From this date until September 13 the convention will hold continuous sessions, discussing every theory and method of manufacture known to modern chemistry.
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