davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
remarkable Christmas
Present

Among tho curious Christmas preu-
snts Of this year Will be one Tor a man
d national reputation. which has been
AL year in tho making.
Way last January the present Wa,
decided upon, and = friend OF the prom
inent gentleman requested the BlirreIIs
press Chipping Bureau. OF New York.
TO watch every paper in America and
10 take up every Item which appeared
concerning the man.
The clipping bureau people followed
.nstructinns. and now present tho his
tory OF one year ia the llfe OF this
especial. man. ~
The history ends just after election.
and the 2u.sta newspaper items found
miiude everything from threading
editorial mention TO IuIl-pako illus.
tratod stories. These have Deem mount
ed on $500 great Bheets of Irish Irsn
paper and bound into three massive
At the head OF each item is TIN, nam.
and date of paper clipped from. hi,
Information having ueen put In with a
book typewriter The words thus in
Gerted amount TO l55.252
In actual time. a very strict r,oord
OF which has been kept, the work baa
required sixty-four working d.
.hroug bout the year. and has kept in
people. as readers. clippers sortsrS
mounters and binders. Every news
paper OF. importance Is represented,
This ID msreiy a specimen OF some Of
Burrelie Bureau. for the extent to
which clippings are used by lndivldueis
and by bL-I'.ess concerns seems TO In
remarkable.
well as In public life who need presa
clippings and don't know IT, II might
be we'll for them to look up this man
Burreiie, who is said to be SO we'll
knowl' TINT letter simply addressed
"Burrelle. New York" will reach hiua
with no delay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
News Of South Richmond

T. Crunp. The usual motion. for tho YER
diet to lie set aside were made, and an ap-
peal noted.
Fises from Operation.
Ihat he feared the results OF an operation
"h'ch was TO be performed In a few deyu
was The plea OF Walter Toncy. an inma q
.! the city lionc, who appeared before JUS
tice H. A. Maurice In tn. Police Court Part
T. yesterday. CHARGED with raising n disturb
eHce In an uptown store. Toney was INJURED In
railway accident TWO years ago and lost
noth legs No, being able TO make living
he was cent to The city Home. His injuries
never healed properly. and recently gan
creme act in. Physicians decided to operate
al once Toney, tenrins the knife. Jeff for
MS old haunts, and was absent when the
surseons arrived. lie was ordered taken
DICK TO the home rs Justice Maurice.
Fingers Amputnted.
While saving wood at the Manchester
Wood and Coal company's PUNT at Second
anu nun Streets. John Black. colored yes
minus Two fingers. The ambulance wn. sum
moned and medical treatment rendered
To Celebrate AnnIvcrsnr,
mo t"tnty.fourth anniversary OF Liberty
orntec Tuesday night with suitable exer-
cises. Many prominent members of the
State Council viii be present and make nd.
dresses Among those who have accepted
II. b Wilson. e. 70. Minor. b. p owens.
Jr" e b wharton, Davis Bottom, Jacob
uHiauf and q ~ K'nscy OF Richmond.
Crowd Attends Benefit
more than LOO persons yesterday after
noon and last night attended the bene6t
snow gwen Mt the Pastirne Theatre for the
hbrnry fund OF the Powhatan school Fol
lowing his usual custom Professor Hoke
Ind arranged with the management OF the
fastime for special Instructive pictures A
feature story, entitled "Nolly Pitcher" was
secured. and yesterday afternoon each Ten CHI
er In the public school gave the schoiar.- "A
tnIk on the historical point. OF the story
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
Complains Of Excesslye rate,

washington. February O.-The town
or Emporia. Va. on the Southern Rail-
way. has filed n complaint with The In
terstate Commerce Commission aslin ST
that road. In which II Is alleg, / that
excessive freight rates arc charged on
shipments of lumber from Alabama,
to the detrim ant Of the town and irs
business men. Specifically. n rate OF
"a cents per 10 pounds Is the present
charge, and the commission is asked to
make the rate 15 cents from Admission,
Ala, to South Hill, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
Here and There
in The Legislature
CONTINUED From Third Pug.J

tContnued From Third PGge.)
onera on the public roads without
gunrd VIII be. offered in the House TO-
tn ni sy UPON w q wligpoy II 4siows
which would Involve Jail sentences. to
Resign the offender 10 a maximum and
y the county under the direction OF
the supervisors. the minimum task
~ well done. the maximum IL 10 he
RENTED. II he tries to escape. or
sentence. OF course. Il he mikes a
Eci-amay the pr"sumption IS the coua-
~ VII be troubled win him aud his
KIND no more. But the Judge may not
inn, thiF sentence II fine can be
securcd, where hne only is the
The "full train crew" bill was nnaiy
put TO sleep In the House Committee
on Roads and Internal Navigation last
night. after /" long hearing. Sot only
attorneys but engineers argued against
trains were no, needed.
Senator VESTS bni requiring rail-
road companies IN Virginia that do
not accnp, on their trains interchange
able mileage coupons TO maintain an
extra ticket agent at town and city
stations to take care OF persons de-
string 10 exchange mileage coupons
for regular tickets, received favor
on Roads and Internal Navigation.
the hili requires two Ticket agents to
be on duty at stations at least thirty
minutes before tn. scheduled dcpa ri :
with the purpose Of forcing the rail-
roads Into accepting mileage on trains
Before the Senate Committee on
County. City and Town Oryaaizat ton
large delegations from the cities Of
Sorfolk and Portsmouth appeared Las st
night to argue for and against a sex
tct OF bills introduced By Senator Les
ner. designed to give TO Norfolk the
right TO acquire the holdings OF tho
local water companies BY condemna-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10

ton proceedings. The water situation
In the twin cities on the Elizabeth
seems 10 be everything, but satisfac-
tory, and the delegations from Nor
folk and Portsmouth failed last night
10 reach satisfactory arrangement
az TO the privileges Of their respec-
tive towns in the proposed municipal
purchase OF the water works. An
other hearing Will be held on the
matter Wednesday night at o'clock.
The committee reported large mum
Der Of local bills
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
Mcclo.rsey Knocked uncon,e,ou,

Paris. February s.-Bob Scanlon. an,
american negro pugilist, Knocked out
Blink McCloskey. Whit American;
fighter, in the eighth rouno OF boxing
bout here tonight. A straight right
10 thu point of the jaw landed with
such force that McCloskey was uncon-
scious for half an hour Three physt-
clans who were hurriedly summoned
revived the defeated man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
Richmond Lunch,
Lyuchburr VS.. RIchuopd.

The third and nnnl series OF duckpin games
with Lynchburg was rolled last night at the
Palace Alleys Richmond winning by Is p!ns
The Richmond team has rolled a most con-
s.stcnt game in this series. all their games
being over 500 except the last; which tota,ed
476 This is quite notable victory for the
local boys. movement ls on foot to form
o State league, DO tho league will include
Lynchburg. Dnnville, Norfolk and Rich
mond. The scores:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
T!mes-D!spatch Bureau.
8 Boll!ngbrook Street.
tTelepho 1850


fEFeTsUUTBi va, FEBRUARY ?.
The examination OF Mrs lima C.
Swaltney. charged with the murder OF
her husband. j. +. Gwaltney. was com
menced yesterday by the commission
appointed by Judge Barksdnle, OF Lun-
tnburg county. The commission Is com
posed Of Drs. W. +. Drewry, a S.
Priddy and w. c. Powell. ana several
days will be consumed in the observa
ton. Besides the officers OF tho city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
Itichnrd tHimaeln Cnrle cnn,.r

One OF the musical comedy events or
the season is the attraction that wllI
play at the Academy Monday and
tuesday and Tuesday matinee. namely
Richard tHmself) Garlic In the hi r.
musical Steeplechasc. Jumping Jupi-
Ter. with its big cast of well known
Edna Wallace Hopper (speciailv rns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
Bowling

The Northumberland team pu. the
Gwathmey Company team to sleep in ,hei.
regular scheduled games last night at the
Newport Alleys Both teams tried out sew
e.sl new men. The Vaughan Ro bertecn boys
won out In walk Robertson played d
nice game and made big Jump In HI, aver
age. The following is the scores:
Vaughan Robertson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
Merchants. League

Burk & Company sprung big surprise
on the strong Richmond Lunch aggregation
nj the Newport Alleys last night by defeat
Ing them Two out OF three EanIea Buth
teams put UP good exhibition, and come
good scores were made. Following Is the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
Get rich Quick MnIlInr1o-ar

Get Rich Quick wnIIInEford.r
All lovers OF good. clean comedy will
welcome the announcement of the com
ing or George NJ. Cohan's much her
aidsd play. Get Rich Quick Walling-
! t9rd, which will be presented here at
| ana Thursday matinee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10

h kins OF not being woman, but OF
oeInE-thc man In the box.
~ YOU don't laugh at George Evans,
Sou arc IN desperate condition
w n n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
ADJUSTMENTS

Acndemy-GcorEe Evans's aryons~
hoy" AIinstrcls, matinee md nirht
Di)"n-"Fhe White Sinyc,r matine,
and might. ee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10

Mrs. r. l. Wilson has sold privately
to j. p. Hood, her fine residence on
Liberty Street. :,
Samuel w. thinner was elected per-
manent secretary OF .he Retail Mer-
chants Association by the board OF
governors at their meeting last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard h. Wright have
returned homo from their bridal tour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10

1s portrayed on the screen. Another aim.
pctuT'ng campaign OF the tiv. War,
also shown. "Grownups" as we'll AS children
fully appreciated tho chow. and when tho
exciting moments occurred there was great
applause
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10

Mr.. Throckmorton got his bill reouir-
Ing electric railroads which have oc-
cupied part Of public road 10 grade
roadway and keep il in repair
through the House Committee on Roads
last night with favorable report; It
Is understood that the case In point is
the Richmond and Chesapeake Bay
Railway
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
To Visit Fulton Lodge.


exciting moments occurred there was great
applause.
To Visit Fulton Lodge.
The visiting committee OF the southsIde
councils OF the Jr. q. U. a. 81. yesterday ac-
ccptcd an invitation extended By Patrick
Henry Council OF Fulton. to be present at
the meeting next Friday night.
Mrs. Austin Suffers Relapse
Mira. Zeb Austin. who WAS thrown from
pony cart ard severnly Injured several
months ago, has suffered q relapse and IA
In critical condition at her home, Seventh
and Hull Streets.
Personal Notes.
John H. Shotwrii. OF New York IL Witt
ing hts family on Porter street
Miss Pattie iiaskins has returned home
after visit to friends and relatives In
south Richmond,
Miss Helen Rate, OF Prince George county.
rs the guest OF her aunt, Mrs George e.
Gary I
Miss Ruth Wells has returned homo a,tor
Vislt to her aunt In Ashland.
Celebrates Anniversary.
inc seventh anniversary OF Washington
amp No. ~, Patriotic ordcs Sons OF
America, was celebrated last nigh, viii,
appropriate services. In closing an adore,
10 the assrmhage W. II. Rice, state vire.
president presented l.. II. Bendal. the re-
tring past president. with an emblem OF IN.
oFuer. During intervals between eating and
snokinS, short talks made by w. H.
" arsha'!' H. 4. Waugh. A. L. Sampson and
rev. T. w. Feitner. Each talked ON ann
!ects OF interest to the order. Near the close
L. NJ Kendall sang patriotic song which
called for many encorcs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
News Of Petersburg.
Personals aud nrIcfs.

jail, DR.. James NJ Burke. physician
TO the Jail. VIII be one OF the most I'M
portaCt Witncsscs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10

Despite the argument OF corpora ton
counsel. who denounced the measure
as unconstitutional and foreign to the
genius Of American gLvernment the
senate Committee on Roads and inter-
nal Navigation yesterday afternoon
reported tavoraSly Senator Feather
ston's b!!l 20 require electric railways
20 extend their tracks and facilities
as the convenience OF tho community
wherein located and OF the general
public shall require. and to authorize
tho state Corporation TO compel such
extension. The Gill grew directly out
suburb OF Lynchburg, who demand
street car facilities. and the street
railway company. which declines 10
grant them bat 1T the same time Is
building large extensions TO undevei
op.d territory OF Its own for purposes
OF speculation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-11
E1lAI AlAfF -lAfE1 tIIrt #Exfa- 34~4 ' ILL
 n MIsIaa4 TiEs
i. ss1@sv- Easesss.ss .s.r9as- ls5r~r -Agsasa ssss.ssuzS rsszt 4aaTv r<sssSs<
 ~ -4sa-sss z-sHfsFa


 
 14s- .aF as ..-zeer7 -az
  zsas@zz#E
 
 sana..es.e- assusa psaaer .gezsef zsaas sF saaea ss zae e zass54ss 3sa aefs s- sn@a ss-ae5r  a.se aa se aa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-11

as- -l~ ,4-~ s~ ZeF a A Ta FtAE
 s&fFFrTss4S rFsETg -~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-11
Fv f9M lFtEIATES
 NAY sV9R fIIGaF5
9f4 sss4vas -,.sss@~s .ssSFes~r ers~ instructed 9sss+g~ssisss. sfs---- -sst
 ams sua5- gsss @e-seFrn~ma-

sas@ssa~ aar a-srt.as
  -s ss
  
 afa1s= .s ~
 -aazse
  s4zaassssHs * s ss9e -
  sa~am@=f sss eaae@s - ss wa BOT
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-11
ap ru 4xn ~ aIsf ssg

Sgsn4 xss-ssvw s~-f@4s ssssss fiz-a 5ssgsse- sa~ h~ r~agessse-s eesaass as -ss~ essssa rss~w ~ 'h@ nSssse1sse snsss ls@ a~-~ss*w h1~ aesH 5ar*s@e 70 aa s.s. .~~xs~s essasrs.se ss-a.z42 s-e aeesssssE7 sux .ssas~ess4w ass4ssF Ass s~g .s@s zsxsesHsrss ssss oasv h@ ss-ssf 4sss svsaF ssssr bss4 aaae 9g a-sess Fssss sewa aess@ asnss sF ssesssasvsse ssrssses,ss ,sse aa se7se ssssss-s s1ss.s s<-sa~ s-q~ss a ~~sA< ~s~erss esses r4ee} }ss~ ss t-~ s-rfss ssss srrs sssess sarey1asSrss@sss ga@sssss ass'ss%r lvs~H sa s4sss1e esA s@ Rasss a@ eavss s aasfse4sse-e swssss a@saS sssso3e HFas~
 ao~a ,~seFsnss ss@~@sss@ sis1s fe@F sss4 res;sssy~ ssss-ssasgss s#i7sss ssssssysss taa.s as9s~s1a sseag~@ ,9f ss e~ff ass se tssaa+sp aays~4~Ts~ BesE tssz sasHsT,sss sFtss ia sessev vsassa~ h4 ese ezw fsss z wei xss@w~ ef4g9srsesa arassy<sssss ekas = ssFssYssv s vssaaa sr@f s .sesgaa4 eN4# saszes s9 avimg a@ eeye43si4 osassasssaaa eeeza ss ~ sesasa dsrs1 asesss assessse hias s<s7-@ gTsss6 54 aey sr s4ssH4 9f saas sseHf <sxsa -s&4~ r@,ye3sns zffues # i~sf g- ss.xaz arzsnsg@aSepss sa4ssss
 s3xsaas1r nserssaws asAs~sse ass Fae @1sasaesa ssssS sszea E ss Sss-
 ~ K dneasssn 4ss s sss9s#s say~ ssssxs< .s.y.~sSsesss Fss gssasssssso as~ yrse3s Ore gggaese~ an ssss iets4a~s ~ auese* as w@x4ng ssaaue1f Y sa4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-11

sr--s+-
 esasat e--szsse=a- s-=siz4 srs.s as sssasss -aT eassy~1sE~a siae-sz @ ssFsssE,a iaaz8 zer@-s ssszss-sss fssse4sr sss sgsaAsa .aaa sEsas4 assm essle a- ..544~@issI -=aA4ersaa srasl5asa .zH.sa zss 48 rss- an ama s-saase a
 ae@e-e #e a.eres sra see yssa~ a9z Ezssss-vsa ea@-saae sssa-asz s 5fii- srzz@-ssssa saeSas4 ==ass=-asssa asassane am T-nEaf s.7H af4 ar=
 ra@-z asssz se-assHznw 4 asas+ssan ~ s na snav~s g==aHs@a-- f.s@a aa5- es~a aae@aa~ ls se@s- se- a@f9H e ss#-n+s=7z1v @-ssesssas as8aHsw aa 8ssas= 7 ases,s 4ssls a4s4 a#as
 sss49z aaaaa ssFzAss,se . e gesa 5easee 5aaAsa sasaaesn #hs.sH efg -8s s@5@~ee sa.as sss # esas ssg4sf saasraisa If e4izs ses zesaH~ss -sg~ss saa srA s~4vn -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-11
HILa IIILza RE
 I iiITTE f6sT LA
izsHHx aaun# g= ma sa- rav asIasevs fssE& sHn
 zsFFsz4.

 4F- sgszszsP z1IH f 1.1E15s Nsa zIa Ea a azssE ssr5zIz.4tss 4l555L5u aud l-- sslesssz 4Efezss E
 GHfEa LILZ E8zz3z44t4faat -asT8 sE--srfz1zfasgr g EasEE ua f151za1 IErfEa-rs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-11
TIFF S NIB #s 2Max 8ew
 EEaw1z 1ssw

sf4Fs@vs @ ~ aas 9 s=~ese ea@ az szt1-eafHa4se# aes.s
 sa4as S@e and sreor asrzes ns..sa al
 sa ae- a4He4 # ses~ s~fsens
 M pazFs ,sgaar@e se@
 a@n ssfa
 sn~ss ma1 saeorrr saa.@@ae an sse seesasea
 E ar@ ea~1 sass .. sagssssa~ n.s sFls ssrar f@ sassa~z seass~ sfz8 s-.zresgsa 3sasfs csg aesis- enee ass4< assast -@v sas a4 If ae@n=e asea 8as e ls~
 r-ea4. sessaras @Ha a-ta-g
 s4 nsa~p
 s~r~ sm4e Hss=e# sszsea saezsT-ss sAse asasaz zsFee @@ar s- a CT vae ersaos sH 2qs7 ssa~s as vse s@~ 7s4sve #esa~5Hv n 2
 .s sasen e r srsea ea1 sy9s1 s@ aen arses aaxsAs# seTns~
 fsap sswtaea has asas sr4 @ 1a~a~nss sss sns .snssase4 eh- a @ 44 ssffe4 @ @ eass- eFse gesFs a4@ E@ Vi 4~ sssrsasas x sm s~~a ss s g aa9 wFss a sa4e1@s@sea sm6 gressss4aa4 ss s#z @sz ,e~a4eea s@eaas 9 ma@s. e @= ssse Ba4sesa sassesAs=a s= aeHHsas# srsa sas-e yee r aT
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-11

g~4ev@a ~ 2ssfestes sf 2sa@ szss1
 4~x>r41s as eeasssx-~sa-s -sss~s8 sesfs--F
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-11
Y,Er 1r-lgglsi
 sieDs nlsi fc1

s1TsrFsTE 5FTT .a@zSzsz s4srzszazz ar zuv afszsr and l Y-.sz s, zr-u a44a 6rpe IF 1sfHt e-ssar -TF1 zrsarza+zs zg 7ara
 Ea zs-uTFtE
 at8z ri-%- zss-7S@1ssS f is+7s zZ-zszsssz- zHzsz fszE zsss z5zzaEFa ssssf'7- 1Aza EsfiT -istN f4s4a es-49 H zzr4s=@Eaa= zzEssaz 1n zrA4E- -lzE=t45eE@s za4 z@zs *aza+ --saz zg9E1assz-@s..I sgzFss s[5v-~ "a fsl7l~ 
 5T-s-c77-z5 faarsI -& -a1- --=ze-.=-zFzs4rs sY .s-zsazzs zsaf zza a@a e- arZszsz rza B zssss5tsEz
 saA aEtta 7azzZ ~Hrge
 -azsrHa= l8 tlsszS Hggaz5st- -z-5zzzz- #--zssr-r77s t5szTs-----7 ~ szzzS acrTz5 a----r1T 55ry,f 53sssTffl zfFTff .Iz-ssrufs- 1sl5zT5fszt-
 zu sr1z es s77w 71arz- Ts a@ esF---Fzzz TV7aT 70 k 5a fzar -H D z@@ et18s m '.zs zT-sz.zfsg1s4s---+ z8 sHf trf zE 4frez zz-au z essrg III zar zs=1szS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-11

a4al5 zzz sz1a -srzz-zE1r
 zzaa
 -s7rEz-ll zzE--s zg E zza a zaszzz  IgzE zzzzzzl--sz.zszz az ssszz1zlaT,= - zslsaar
 ar-sgss-- -a- rzssezzzz4z usF ZzaszzzEaes Lzzzztss=- iaAlsalz4134 4t+-42
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-11
FaaEE lliIR N
 N 4hT FILING
kR saar ssuH1esE- 8ssss 5e s::zs@
 -aw AEnss

HHzEfasa 4--zlle z1zz=- zsite p5sl5ss=se za-zzssz41B z4s asssa z1sr # efi 7s@
 ss4t 5s9@ ags8lgga4'-ra s AB5ass
 lssz i a4sa-a8slssaszz fla itszit lsad7sssr 5f'-tt y
 eTzzs1 zzte
 
 sor 8i5H zta4ee 1eE- fl zreszsz- ssss7zzrr 57sr 1 t4aees-t ---1laE-- s85issess.
 Fssazs 1aai 4r sisssls-e a77zs=ssa.ss sta7lm lie s7anzps znrr E1ssagasaess Ta zz z14asaez= 54srsoas gHs8 a e ass.4.fsaAz
 1azee, 5111sessszasz-.sF a41 4ss -.sslasa1s ll
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-11

-assssra 8eaa a-q5sa@- aea assz- s.azass
 
 
   
  W 
 
 
  
  zs=ssz lassesatss rssfsse-a=
 
 
  aarss  sn=a==s~ sszz af saea - -aezzaa @
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-11
@ =a-TLzzzZEzzz-sL-az zzzzs -1-E lZ-----1l-z4lZ1 @ ---Az.-4a-----Z---
 
----------r--
zN lzzssazssa ass 55 zaszssr -ssaas-sas

Hszaz.z-H H--sr
 z=sz=aaa zr- 1zraz  az=
 zzlsa4. =zaes=zs-a
 sTsfgzssz
 sassgssIsz-
 azalassl.s .lat5
 ae-=sssssr9 zaaze s7s-~-z
 aa 4ss=s.asa -=zsaasas=== ses=ssfz asz#ne=
 a4za-7zaH szssss=u a
 rssazazzz z-7s=zs.=z- 70 szzsss-...z. .fs7 ea eaz@aa -ss=ss- sazz-sa4-g sfsg4ss s.szs.e,---sszr- 5iezsasasz aa s-zfesssz s sai-= anzs@s sssasa szaz.zzHssss a9EsA4z .4taseas - seasaa 7.zaaz.ze-s szss4zs
 esa5ss 
 sFzT9ar safsa5an
 
 aa szar a5ss@s ef=s azz 5ss==aer asaH afFaaz asa-ars s4st5- 1ses
 sse@ s =--arzR If fzsrzaeH aam a O. % z@4e --as ssr md zsa@a aaa zsssea. area-s seh rse.zlFr
 sessee--r5eae asax srsaaz
  rza1= .aaa sr-
 sasaer sr=sana se4zaa 
 aPEe#s55ls
 sesae4sszss -8 sa a#sf 17saz s#asaS-ss
 ass s=zsz5az seeaHzE#@ --s-zsssaaa4ers ae as z4 sgisze=ez sw n=sr-saz--s- E4er- as~zue- zs ssses ss saa~ .s2sx zam =assaa H7-zes 1f zHzza-s aig ae-sr zseE ~
 4@ .zsal1szaezrs sa= ass@ s#a ase @ 7ae~ae=
 asaev azer- aar szrzsen
 z#=ss8sa 7aefsea zz 4 zs s~zss--saa szrrssxs sasSass 7f s~vsa# sa@ 3a~s~~= azs ssze ev#4as se sHaee9s sf h~ azs ssa In a-szar- Eessez@=9- @ zsp- fsrr5aB nsa ass@ -s-~zs -aa -=1aee-as5s -s.szs a-z#sen
 rnaa 9has a aB- nr -4suae.g-sa2a a4 LA Hzas l.@Sas-- saes szsza ssr@-g=5 zasnz - e =r=ss 4.S@e7zzig=a ssere-zsam e5ag
 ssa Vaa -ge-z.s @-zssseaHsz=a @~ zs4e a sa HHn s#s ar 8ss laBe za4 zsz rTaas.==zs as@ ae sas@~ sasae-- asssa8 a4 a8sH saz4 5assaaa@ @szss "a -rsa.s ass@ e
 ss4e-zsar. 7sss $ zTea+ s@e=s sz--z ssa4--4
 Eess- se D rae ~ af1e a ssnas# s#aF e zm 4as s# gaasa gs s.e~sr aoeH a es
 z1- s s@
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-11

7'7zs EeEzsrszFa sh-z F aa s4ssea @ aass- sa1 razi4z ~ es~~e~S4 f.as--asaazssr h@ asrss ekv sarsare-s Ass a sz @ ~ssg ezsH asr ga @ werss- aee aseHua-s aar =aazszr= af.aTa rszA ssats ar.. eea
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-11

 s1S @sFsns a ~ R
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-21
PEACE MOVE REVIEWS WAR
Ecuadoreans Begin Bloody Bat
tie When Emissaries Land.

Guayaqull. Ecuador, Jan 2O.-FightIng
occurred In the streets last evening and
was kept up all night between adherents
Of General Leonidas Plaza and OF General
Alfaro. The followers of General Plaza
were defeated. The losses Of both parties
were severe.
The affair began at the moment Of the
arrival of peace commission composed Of
the American and british consuls and four
other prominent personages. The commits
sioners went to Duran TO meet General
Julio Andrade, who defeated an army Of
Guayaquil troops yesterday. Their object
was TO ascertain the conditions on which an
understanding between the armies could be
brought about.
General Andrade's whereabouts could not
be discovered by the commissioners, who
returned TO Guayaquil. On their landing
cheering for General Plaza and counter
cheering for General Alfaro were INDUCED
in by a large crowd, and shooting began
shortly afterward.
The peace commission returned this after
noon from another visit to Duran. having
had a conference with General Plaza and
General Andrade They speak hopefully Of
the probability Of peace settlement. The
troops at Duran cheered the American Con-
sui. Herman r. Dietrich, who was one OF
the commission.