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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-01-19
Or. ". s. SempelmanH mirb iuescu
llcbertretnng bes Sasosc.
ietes seitraft.

Bon Ser @ranb Surp Diir0e les-
tenD omierstag gesen ". s. Sempel
malml, einen 3ubrar5t BON Men Sa.
perl Mo., eime @nflage megen Ser
lesung oes Sagbgeleses erboben.
Gpdy onn lelben 5oee befannte iid)
Der Anseflagte inn areisgeri6te
idntISiu luro ipmroe BON Rifter
8relier gu $25 Strafe INN ge5ab-
lung Der Soften p%erurtbeilt, ole er
.iofort berappte.
Or. Sempelmann bate IN Der
gS1be Don Spiss IN inherent Golin.
IN, i'm Ropember fetten Sabres, fnr5
nu1 @roffniuig Der Sagoioiion, cine
Sirid)fub uno 5tpei iinge Hebe ge.
idlpiien. Der 8ilodparoein, s. &eb.
ianreit crbielt @inb bon Der ntgeb-
lidelp ltebertrehrrg 6es SagSgeieses
ifpo brudte Die aitgeleeenbeit Dor
Die @raub SiirD, Die Den Sfiiben
in Inflage3uitafbo periebte.
Sbi6on fein all5ii ldled}ter Sdii.
be, id1eiitt Der 9oftor 6oh fein ge.
iibter Sd9er si iein uuo COB 81 iei-
ner gutihnl0igung on, bob er nod
ire sltuor eiqpen Sirid I'M @aIoe ges
ieben itnb BET Der aroBet stilfregilrps
Der ssag6 falm Elm &eb pom cirem
Bod unteridei6en fonitte. Der llm-
itairo ieood oab es ieiue erite Sc
iesesiibertretiitg apar. 6etpog bie @e-
idnporeren tilr tuegeft Sootlntg Der
&irid,fntb cine anflage 81 erbebeii
nipo ans oemielben @runoe lieB alld)
Rittsr 8reiter Dos @ritIingspergeber
OILS miloemoep lirnitonO geIten un6
perurtbeiite Den mtcyfcerea SS1ger
5iI mar $25 Strafe uatD &oiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-01-19
On ut,iprem Ietten Srpitoo her.

Sn uirierem Iesten Sreitaa Der.
offentiidten 8eridte iiber rMild-
uno 5lttterpreiie" iollte es .Aunrt"
dnitatt oBint" beiBen. 9as Quart
MilfJ foitete bisber 5 Gents mo
miro bon iest ab angeiifts Der 70.
ben Sutterpreiie S,t benz INNER nod
perbdltniBmdBig billigem Yreiie BON
z Gents per Quart geliefert.
8eter 9anuier, Der Better Der
Some 9airp, bot .Ieben ilrt6 Ieben
laiien" iif) als Brimip geiteGt unb
liefert ieinen 4upben refine utro siI-
te Mil6 81 annebmbarem 8reiie.
Siirdterlid)e NprbminSc
neben i'm Moroen nit elmer rnien.
Oeru @eidApinoigfeit uato mafen Die
Saltt ROTH nnb ralib, ole Sdnoe unb
2ippen meb, ole @udlens Irnica
Salbe fir bie Seilung bebiirfen.
Maft Die Saut meif) unb geidtnlei.
Big. llniibertreffli1 fir falte &C.
i6tpiire, ebenfalls 9ranb- Ii. Sdnitt-
aplnroetl, @eidapiire 2netidungen.
unb 9iIes. 0lir 25c BEL alle,t Ipos
tbefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-01-19

8mL &sirIloI5. BON Mforrtiot.
mar Letter 6reitas IN @elfafteii
bier.
Die @rano Siirp lib leste11
Samstoa mad, ~fiinftdgiger Sitaiias
Pntlaiien moroen.
-llnbeteabare 9riefe limo nuf
Dem bielisen Eoitamte mir 5rali
Geo. 80. 2a5arils miS Glpoe Sbel-
ton.
Geo. :. Spefbals, bon Berger,
befmo iid am Mitttpod bier itllo
ftattete ms ieiren gpompten Sab.
resbeiudJ oh.
Moraen abeno Gbeater-& or1tel-
lima bes Sufp Star Dramatic Stub
aus Worriion in Der Goncertballe.
Siebe ar5eige.
-8erid)ont nlls nod elm @eil-
den nit benz Mirmmel Ger BoIitif.
9is CUR 8rimGrtpabl finds ia nod
ilebr ais ipds @onate.
6ris 2alrg besab iid letterl
Gienstag nnd) 6reoeridsbnrg, lnt
Der 9cerSiglutg ieiner Sante, Sran
SsSulia @nnbt, b%eiSuipobnen.
Ger aIte Serr g., @. &aien.
ritter apelder lett einieer Belt lei
6elt6 mar, lit nun ans 8ett gefef
felt. @ir miiniten linn redt baloi.
&c 8eiierun9.
Sri. Mnrtba Sdmitt. BON Sfl.
lar, arfanias. befiroet lid sesenipdr
tig bel ibrer Sfppeter. Srm Gon-
rao Sfpport, OH Der Song grand),
5u 8eIud.
9ie Witglie6er bes empire 81.
feiters besaben iid geitern mad,
9ep Saeen. Inn bort Die San5muiif
az einem bon Ben bortigen 9amen
beranitalteten SdaltjabrsbaH 3u lies
fern.
-grrit 2ucas, BON Ct. 9ouis,
traf lebtet, Dieistas bier eim ali
Dem @e9e na6 Sreberifsburg, DO,
nm ieiner 3ante, Srau SSlllia @nobt,
ole bort ON samstas peritarb, Die
leste @bre 81 ertpetien.
aisuit aseiSbarot it leete 8o-'
de nadJ ldrgerem gerbleib in 81
9aio, ST., bierher 3lrildsefebrt
illtS miro bis Saim Sriibiabr bel iei-
men gltert, Serlnoi,u aopp Ii, @at.
lin i'm Srieoenstbal pertueilen.
Bruhc Sper in ct. aouis.
@dbrenb Der Spern.Sa iion bonn
j, 6ebrnor bis gum 5. Sebruar,
miro oie Mo 8aciiic-9abn '&uno.
reiie.9ilete bon Sernann nad} ct.
2ouis sir 1920 perfauien, eiiltiq
fir Die &iidfabrt bis gum 6. Sch.
rrltar. IS, 9. aramer, ageut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-01-19
9eppnirt euer 9cib in Der
Ban6
uou gsrmaun, aa0.
Die Sanf Der Geute, pom Den Seuten
uno fir Ole Geute.1
&einc 8anf iiGerer

Oscar S. 5edmann reiite les.
re @ode naf) ct. Souis limo Sal.
len Earf, Inn bort entliGbe Gage bel
@er1panbten unb gefanntell sn per.
meiien.
Der groBe Sol5ltoB, Den Dire
Serrp Company an Der 8berfte auf.
geitapelt bate, lit bel benz fatten
8atter sanslid perifamunoen. ails'
uerfauft!
-GrnIt Soebner airph Seltrp Boa.
mann, bon Bon itatteten uns am
MittnpodJ einen arleenebmett 8eiu1
alb. Sic batten je eire @agerlno4
ing @ei3em bierber gebrabt fir
ben iie 81 Gents Dos 8ribel erbiel.
ten.
Der alte 8eteran Soul Sfmitt
bate leste @ode bas ungliif ouf
Dem Sdnec aus5ueleiten un6 lif
bie Sdptlter 5it berrenfen. Or. Wei-
iel wuroe gerufen urio brndyte Die
Sdulter balb tpieber in one riftise
Gage.
--gapt. @uitap @obIt, Brdiibent
Der Sermaim Serrp & Tafct Co.,
begab ii9 lesten Sonntae nadJ ct.
2oias Inn einer rrelen 9ampffeiiel
5u f%altiei,, fir Dos neile Sabrboot
oas Die @eieaidyait i'm Sriibjabre
bier ballen lalien miro,
aileiior 6. ", Meper bat ieilte
! Bidder Die Die ginlddsung oes lteii'
erbaren gieentbums fir Die Dies
iGbrigen Steiler1i entbalten gun
&einidyrift gebrodt mo oie1e ar
ben Golntp GIerf an Montag abge
~liefert. 0as @eies idretbt Dor, oal
Der aiieIior Die aiieiiorbiid,er bis
5itm 90. Sainlnr OH Den Gountt
Glcrf ~dblieiern mrtB, ulto IN leinel
piepjGbrigen amts5eit mar alleiio'
Mleper itets prompt uito feinen Saf
sn ipGt in Der ablieierpng Der Bit
der. .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-01-19
Strgr6brrnng nnieTrr
GdnD< Sabrif.
Sic International wiI ibr 5abrif=
ipitcm III ben fIeileren stdten
eriDeitern.
SermGun iollte iid oarilm bemiibeu
baf man bier nit Der @rrsr6.
kernns Der Sabrif ben
MnfaHs madbe.

9urd Die geridnnel5uiig Der Be-
ters Shoe So. nit Der Roberts,
Sobnion & MaiiD Shoe go. ut IN.
ter Dem Namen SnternntionaI Shoe
Company bas groBte Sfpubfabrif.
@eid)dft bes 2anoes entitanben, 6as
allBer ibren groBen Sabrifen in ct.
2ouis in pielen fleineren StGoten
ulrieres Staates, pie 3. 9. in iirl-
ierer Stabt, fIeinere inbl arobere
6abrifen ir 9etrieb bat. 8iele ole
fer Sabrifen in ben fleineren StGo.
ten iolIen in ndd)iter 3eit pergroBert
nerben ri1o in BEN Srtihaften in
meldhn Die 6dbrifen ieit IGngeren
Sabren bon Der friiberen Yeters
Shoe 60. ober ber &oberts, Sobn-
ion & Stand 60. betrieben ipurben,
miro energiih baraufbin gearbeiten,
baB nit Ser 8ergroBerung Der So.
srifen bel linen Der anfang senladt
ner6e.
gisber lit in bieier Siniiht in
Sermanrl nod nidts geifeben unb
baber balten mir es fir ratbiam I'm.
iere 8iirser barauf aiiimerfiam 5u
MAIDEN, bob es iiferlid mebr als
nur Ser Wiibe mertb mare, it1 ba-
RIM 5lt bemiiben, Dab lpenn bie Der.
grobernng perifiebener 3apeigfabri-
fen pon Ser international Shoe 60.
in airsiibt seirotnmei, tuerben, Ser
mann in eriter 2inie beriifiidtigt
lneroen iolte. Die International
miro idmerlif ole @abI ser Stabt
in melder ibr Sd~brifbetrieb pergr6-
Bert ODER lpie perlaiitet, p~erboppelt
merben iolI, bon einem Jog. Bonus
abbdngig maf]en, bod iebes 8e.
meiniueien milrbe ii6erlidb germ bas
sur Graueiterung Der 5abrif notbige
8rlrnoltiid frei itellen ilrbb Der Sc.
ielidoft altd) auf anoere @eiie ent-
gegenfommen.
Die bieiiee Sdubfabrif fat iid
unitreitig als einen groben Sesen
fiir unicre Stobt ermielen. @db-
reno Ser aft Sabre, in tDelfer Die
ielbe bier i'm 8etrieb mar, bat iie
brididnittlid 200 Ierionen beilrabe
beitdnoig beifydftigt, an peld)e podp-
entlih an 2obnem 100000 altsbe-
5ablt murben. Cine 8ergrobarrng
per Snbrif ltn6 Der oamit perbnn6e.
men b~erfnebrten @rbeitsgelegeilbeit
miiroe irid)t MIR. DOS @eiddft III I'M
ierer Stobt bebem 5onbern unS alld)
baIh in Stanb iesen Die bier 10
not~btpenoiaen 8erbelierungen uno
Nellerlngen aus5ufiibren unb ole
Staot ar b~ereroBern.
8erbaltmBmaBig flein pie bie
biefige Snbrif int, bat lie bod cos
benuerfiteuiet, boB ieit Sabren fein
ein5iger arbeitsfGbieer ulJb arbeits-
milliger Mann in linierer Stoot be-
id'aftieungslos ut. Sci elmer Ser
groBeriing Ser Sabrif miirben 90.
Der ole ,peiteren @rbeitsfrdfte aus
Der llmgegen6 be5ogen merben mil.
len Die iid bier n~ieberlaiien ullb an
alsbai1 nniener Stobt weientlif
mitbelfen tper0en.
gs mdre pielleidt nid)t uirallge.
bradJt, lbenn Der StabtratD init hei
International Sboe So. betreffs 6el
&ergroBerung rnierer Sobrif Inner
banolunaen anfniipite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-01-19

Die Miiioitri 9acific gabn bot
te oieie @od.e gang entidieoem Bed.
am Wontag entgleiite in Der Nabe
BON 2ababie. Mo., Der 2ooal Srad}t-
ute, nobel cine groBe @nSabl
6rodttpagen aertriimlmert Durben
mo Der 9abnperfebr beinabe ben
aaii3en Gag eingeitelt merbem muB.
tie. Mm Wittmof lief bel 8oles
Station. ebenfalls in Sranflin 60.
obermals elm Sradt5ug bonn @elei.
ie uno 16 Sradtpagen itiiraten ei-
lleir Ibbang bindb. Sci Dem euiten
llnfnlle murbe elm 9remier iddper
perleBt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-01-19
Seiratbs- Grlanbnifideine.

@bancie Oidion, glanb 26
CLARA 6. Mattbetus, 9lano %
Sobn &reter, Mt. Sterling %
%. 9. Ebompion, Oct. Sterling 10
8m. S. Serbian, Sermant 26
2i55ie 8einlanb, Sermann "a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-18
w. J. Miller Shows That He Means Business in Plan to
 Build P. B. & Northern.
AWAITS FREE BRIDGE
Negotiable Securities Deposited in Citizens Bank Yesterday By
 His Attorney.

Fifty thousand dollars in negoti- abif securities were yesterday de- pcs ted In the Citizens Bank by Wal ter J. Miller and hls associates 10 guarantee the immediate construc- ton of he Pine Bluff and Northern Railway road from Pine Bluff to Me- Creanor, where it will comet with the Rock Island This was what MT. Miller promised 10 do when his plans were perfected for the build ing of the line and for the past sev- era! months, with hopes of reaching Pine Bluff over the Free Bridge, MT. Miller has bulls several miles of his road in this direction from MeCrean- or, making that part of the line al- ready ill operation more than ten miles in leng.h. When completed to this city the line will be 42 miles long
 Mir. Miller's attorney arrived here uf'hNi aiotu JtotiludJ uiOl uliSy WcuJ 10 the Citizens Bank, turned the So0,0 ,0O0 over to Cashier M. E. Bloom and took his receipt for it. He left :; n the afternoon for Little Rock, hardly before his presence in the city beame known.
 MT. Miller, at mass meeting in i this city several months ago, agreed 10 build the railroad in;o Pine Bluff | if the business men would give hlm a bonus of $50,OO0, which they will do, and to show his good faith in the matter he voluntarily stated that he would deposit $5O,000 in negotiable securities to the credit of the Cham Der of Commerce, acting fer the tizens of this city, which was to be forfeited after the bonus was raised and the Free Bridge built, if he did not carry out his contract with chem in every detail
 Mir. Miller will begin work on the proposed line as soon as he has as- surance that the Free Bridge is to be built. He will build the line to the north bank of the Arkansas river, to a point where the Free Bridge IS to be cons Tucted and states that the read will be completed before the Free Bridge is finished. He hopes to have his line in operation in time to handle much of the materal to be used in the construction of the Bridge over it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-18
CLAIM STEAM
 ROLLER METHODS
WHAT WAS EXPECTED BY TAX. PAYERS ASSOCIATION AND
 WHAT THEY ALLEGED.

Notwithstanding ample proof by showing of forgeries, repeaters. de- ceased persons and names signed without authority and names appear ing on petition which do not appear on assessment list for 1911, the only list the Law says shall determine the question of ma aiority, the Bridge Com missoners find majority in names and value
 The expected has finally happened, but we wish to say to the taxpayers of Jefferson county, the fight is now on to a finish and the finding of the commission is not final until the high est courts of the land have passed upon it and approved it. This we know they will not do. We shall continue the fight and dc so because we do not think justice has been done us by the self-eonsti- tuted Bridge Commissioners. We trieC our case as best We could in limit ed time and have no excuse to offer { Justice will prevail
 Yours for honest count and for sci protection.
 TAX PAYERS PROTECTIVE ASSN.
 By T. J. Collier, President. (Advt).
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-18
We Want Your Business

We are always on the lookout for something or some way to please or help you thereby ourselves.
 We have put in busy little elec- tric machine to sharpen your old Safety Razor Blades. Price 9 for single and 35c per dozen for double edge. Saves you 9 to 65c per dozen We have Eastman hodaKs and Sup- plies all kinds of sundries from tal- cum powder at 15c per pound to $1.25 for small can. A full line of Brocard Imported Russian Perfumes, Pow ders and Toilet Waters. We have laid you about our new fountain the neat est cleanest in the city and every drink or cream made of the highest quality we keep. Four delivery boys with wheels delivering as fast as they can in the city and we have a great many friends outside of the city that send us all their orders, even if they need something we don't car ry we will send our buyer out and buy it for them. We have bought everything from meat to knitting needles. Come in to see us and make yourself at home.
 CITIZENS DRUG STORE
 sWe Deliver 1t Quicker"
 (Most the time)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-18

At'ef having examined the poti- Hons filel with the board signifying he approval Of eao petitioners of the improvement contemplated by the Act of the General Assembly of the State Of Arkaasas, creating said Jefferson Coanfy Bridge District, passed and approved by the General Assembly of said State April 24, 1911. known as Special Act No. 214 and all evidence and documents in. TO- duced and filed with the board at the public hearings, and the last county assessment of real property witAn said Dl5;rict, the Board of Directors of Jefferson County Bridge Dis, ric5 do find that the petitions filed with the board s'gnlfying the approval of the petitioners of the making of said Improvement were signed by, and contain the names of, a majority in number of the holders of real prop cry within sad district, as provided in said Act, and that this board shall proceed to carry out the purpose of said Act. and that public notice of this find;n ;n9 shall be given ill the manner prescribed in section , of said Act, and the President and Sec retary Gf the Board are hereby di- rected to file and publish such mo- tice ln the manner required by law. We also find that the said petitions are signed bysa majority in value ot the holders of real property wNhin the dis s.rict, as shown by the last county assessment of the land within the district exclusive of the rights of-way of railroads and tramroads which are not shown thereon.
 w. D. Hearn,
 F. G. Smart,
 F. R. Howell,
 F. B. Bloom,
 IF. P. Byrd,
 F. B. Tomlinson,
 A. w. Mum,
 Board of Directors Jefferson County
 Bridge District.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-18
PINE BlUFFIAN
 ENDS OWN LIFE
W. F. DICkEY SHOOTS HIMSELF IN A ST. LOUIS HOTEL, BUT
 NO DETAILS RECEIVED
Was Brother of $. M. Dickey, Local Agent For the Cotton Belt
 Railroad.

w. F. Dickey shot and killed him. self in his room at the Benton Hotel in St. Louis yesterday, according to dispatches received by Pine Bluff rel atives that morning. The message from the Missouri metropolis merely stated that he had committed sui eide and no particulars were given. Relatives of Mr, D ckey in this city are unable to give any reason for his lash act It is said that he sustain ed an injury some months ago, which might have affected his mind
 MT. Dickey formerly lived in this city. His widow, Mrs. w. F. Dickcy, is still resident of this city and con- ducts boarding house at No. 51S West Fifth avenue. His brother, s. NJ. Dickey, is local agent for the Cot ton Belt and, accompanied by his wife, left for St. Louis immediately after receiving the news of hs bro- ther's suicide. A sister of the de- ceased, Mrs. l.. D. Litts, of this city, two daughters, Mrs. Sam Arnett, of St. Cloud, Minn., and Miss Edith Dickey, of Memphis, and Eugene and Carvell, of this city, also survive.
 Mr. Dickey was employed in a railroad office in St. Louis. He left this city about three years ago to take a position in that city and since that time his family has made their home here. The funeral will prob ably be held in Mena, the old home of the deceased
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-18
BRIDGE FINDING
'. J. Collier, President, Issues State. ment to Taxpayers on Action
 of Bridge Commission.

To the Members of the Taxpayers
 Protective Association of Jefferson
 County:
 Your president made affidavit for first injuntcion and also for iniunc- tlon before Judge Trieber in the Fed eral Court, that he vearily believed the Board of Directors were going to declare majority, whether they had 1t or not. The result shows that the Board of Directors were careful to make good and affirmed the belief of the affiant The finding in the case carries out and makes plain much of human nature. How could be expect anything else? The Board is self constituted one which must do it's work for nothing They are unable to pay their clerks or attorneys unless they find a majority for the improve ment Imagine a man deciding a case against himself when by decid- ing for himself he can aid himself and friends?
 The Directors did not take the time to investigate the forgeries and de- clined to count the withdrawals or investigate non-property owners in the presence of any of the officers or attorneys of the Taxpayers Protective. Association.
 A fair hearing was denied the Tax payers, the outward courtesy of the members of the Board was simulated, the whole proceeding was a farce and the finding fraud.
 This finding, unless set aside by the courts, will fasten the prelimin- ary expenses upon the taxpayers and also the assessments for the building of the bridge. If you desire to ob- ject and don't want to pay for a useless bridge, bond issue which would place first mortgage upon your property, please communicate with me at Altheimer, Arkansas.
 Yours for Self Protection and a Fair
 Count,
 T. J. COLLIER, (Advt)r President
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-18
GOV. WILSON AND
 WOMAN SUFFRAGE Nominee Welcomes Women To Politics as Indispens-
 able and Delightful.
MAKES TWO SPEECHES
Refers to Third Party as Result of Popular DiscOEtent With Abuses
 in Regular Parties.

Sea Girt, N. J.. Aug. r. Governor Wilson delivered two speeches at the New Jersey celebration here this aft ernoon. The first was 10 the men and concerned the politics of the state of New Jersey with a surpris ng reference to the Roosevelt progress sives, the second delivered to the Women's Wilson and Marshall League which was organized on the grounds in the course of the day was much of surprise as Governor Wilson has never expressed himself on the subject of woman suffrage buj in h:s speech, though he did not commi. himself one way or the other he certainly gave the woman hearty welcome to the field of politics where he said they would be as indispens- able as they are delightful.
 The governors speech to the wom- en was made from the porch of the llC.lt OIL Ct DulluluS at lHe SCulu enu of the grounds He was heartily re- ceived by perhaps 1000 mostly wom- en of New Jersey
 Ais I have said, when women come into politics they show us the con- trast between life and politics. They will be ind spensable as they are delightful"
 The governors reference to the third party movement was made as an illustration of the awakening of the people which has overthrown the old political ring, which for years dom mated New Jersey. He said: q suppose you know the force that is behind the party recently formed, the so-called progressive party It is the force of discontent with the regular parties of the United States. It is the feeling that men have gone into blind alleys and come out often enough and that they propose to nd an open road for themselves"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-18
NEW SETTLERS ARRIVE
 TO COLONlZE LANDS

An addition of 40 immigrants ar rived at the Bohemian colony at .Junette, Ark, yesterday to take up ther abode on the land recently pur- chased from the Sawyer and Austin Lumber Company, through F. o. Me- Gehee of this ely. About 3G families have now settled on the tract, when consists of 1000 acres and the fl1- teen families are expected to arr.Ve about the middle of September These families come from New York and have only recently arrived rom Europe.
 MT. McGehee recently disposed or anc,-her large tract of the land, Whlch was cut over by the big lumber conl- pany. to be settled by a number or Russian-German families who have been residents of Oklahoma for some time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-18
ATTORNEYS NEARLY
 CAME TO BLOWS
District Attorney Nixon and Attorney Shaw Enliyen Proceeding Ill
 Magistrates Court.

An altercation that almost resuiteo in blows enlivened the hearing or the case of cage Noble, a negro, Who was arraigned yesterday before Maglslra'e L. E. Cheek on charge of wlfe ana child abandonment. The case was heard by jury and resulted Ill COT yiction of Noble with a fine ol @oVo and a sentence of six months on the county farm.
 District Attorney T. HaVls NiAo'' appeared for the state and Attorhy J. M. Shaw represented the defendah'' In the course of their arguments both attorneys became personal III their remarks and battle was 'lii- n,,nent but friends of both partles ii'- tervened.
 x.,ble, was arrested by consIap'e Angus McNeil. of Redfield, at WOOL
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-18

son, about six months ago. The ne- gr9 put up :, fight an1 the constable was forced to shoot him. severs, shots faking effect in the neero's left leg and foot The evidence showed that Nohle deserted his wife. several chll- drn, one of which had not yet seen tfA2 light of day. The negee left his aome Wilh a paramour and dil notE- ing to support his family. He was also working a crop on a place owned by r. c. Jenkins when he deserted his family.
 The fine and sentence is the largest that has been i2pose;i t}y q local mag t5;?e.@ il some ,i ua
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-18

"Nol can can l see any necessity for d fHird party, Mr. Wilson repres n s all the advanced ideas of the day and would make an admirable president. Tine majority of my friends and prac- tically all the Americans l have met abroad feel the same way abont it.. The country was never ill better con- dition before an election and l con- sider this largely due 10 the charac- ter of. the man who has been selec cd by the Democrats. Mir. Taft has not made good The noise oyer Roosevelt wii soon 5ie our and we will sett'e down 10 the election of Woodrow Will son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-18
|kJOR|TY F0R THE FREE BRIDGE; | COMMISSION VOTES n BII|I[)

solution Unanimously Adopted By Members of the Bridge Commission, After Taxpayers Fail to sus tain Charges That Majority for Free Bridge Did Not Exist---Hearlngs of Three Weeks End -Popu larity of Finding Evide need By Applause Attor neys for Taxpayers Made Argument Against Find ing a Majority.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-18
ELLIS COREY IS FOR
 WOODROW WILSON
AND THE EX-PRESIDENT OF STEEL TRUST HAS ALWAYS
 BEEN A REPUBLICAN
Says Noise Over Roosevelt Will Die Out and Wilson Will Be Elected
 Can't Stand For Taft.

New York, Aug. T.-Woodrow Will son is the choice for President for William Ellis Corey, former president of the Steel Trust, who returned to- day on the liner France from a three months motor trip abroad
 T have been Republican all my life" said MT. Corey. .but I cannot stand for Taft.''
 How about Roosevelt?" was asked.