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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08

stall operacijo. Ravno tisti cas- ko
sem lezal bolnisnici SEN dobil
cd soproge zalostno novice, da je
pogorela hisa do tai, in da so
otroci in zena brez obleke, hrane
in strehe. Ko sem nekoliko okre.
val sen Sc podal ma prostor, kjer
sen incl popped postavljeno hiso,
ter pridno zacel delati in skupaj
voziti stavbinski material, v slad-
KEN upanju, da bodem zopet kma-
lu pod svojo streho. Nekega dine
pa me zopet zadene nesreGa.D ebel
kamen mi pade ma nOgo z tako
moejo, da sem bill zopet priblizno
3 meseee "a delo nesposoben.
TEN potion Sc lepo zahvaljuiem
glavnemu in porotnemu odboru
A. s. b. p. d.. kateri so mi toenO
pla6ali vso bOlnisko podporo. ne
oziraje Sc ma nekatere neprave
podatke, katere so dobili cd neke
druge strani. Rojaki p~ridruzite Sc
podpOrnim drustvom. katera so
"a a Y tel dezeli tako potrebna,
kakor "a kovaGa kleSce.
s bratSkim pOzdravom
joe LipovSek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08
Jenny Lind. Ark.

V predzadnjem dopisu "Prole.
tarca sem poroeal. da MISC de.
lavske razmere mic kaj povoline
in ravno tako je sedaj. Pravza.
pray lie Sc slabSi zaradi dveh ka.
pitalisticnih priganjaGev. Ia diva
"ocka" hoeeta, da hi delali bo.
gait druzbi zastonj. Seveda je tie.
ma dvema svctopisemskima oGa.
kama ma poti uniiska postojanka.
katera spada h T.. NJ. of A. Zato.
rel bratje delavci bodite previd-
nj, kadar so volitve. Pridite ma
volisce in oddajte vase glasove "a
tiSte moe, kateri bodo V resnici
zastOpali dclayske interese ne pa
kapitalistiGne.
Sporotam tudi. da ie mas soc.
klub Stew. So ma zadnji sell skle.
nil, da priredi veselico ma Prvi
maj. Prvi mai ie prank zaved-
mega delavstva. kateri Sc zeli re
Siti IL kapitalistiGne suznosti. Ci-
Sti dobi6ek cd veselice je namen.
jen "a tiskovni fond. da "Prole.
tarec" pred ko mogoce postane
dnevnik. Zatorei zavedni delavci
vSi ma Socialisticni piknik dine /.
maja.
PriporoGam, ia Sc vsi udelezite
prihodnje seje, da spopolnimo.
kar je Sc potrebno radi veselice.
SpOroeiti imam tudi zalostno
vest. da je V tukajSnji naselbini
dne %. marca preminul FIR. Tav-
zelj. Omenieni .je bill west clan
dveh t~ukajSniih podpornih dru-
Stew. Pogreba Sc ie udelezilo mno-
go tukajSnjih rojakov, ter mu kot
zvestemu bojevniku izkazalc zad-
MO cast. Srcna hvala Sc ma tenn
mestu izreka vsem tistim. kateri
so darovali zalujoci udovi 1914 40.
Pokojni sobrat ie bival Zdrn-
zenih drzavah II let. Rojen je bill
V vasi Doboc pri Cirknici ma No
tranjskem. Y starem kraju "a
puSta enega brata in sestro. In
tuSaj V Ameriki tudi enega brata
in sestro ter V Jenny Lind zalujo-
60 SoprOgo in tri male otrociGke.
Sobrat, lahka rai Ii bode tuja
gruda. Zalujo6im izrekamo pa ma
Sc soialje.
: proletarSkim p~ozdravom.
F. G.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08
Hermine, Pa.

Nj Sc dolgo kar ste citali dopis IL
nase naGlbine. Da SEN sc zopet
oglasil je povod nezaslisana kri-
vica, Xxi Sc je. pripetila nasemu
rojaku cd strani mirovnega sod
nika "Taylorja" in deputija
Stevens, kateri .ie ma surov in
protipostaven nacin pretepel tu-
kajsnega slovenskega premogarja
Mihaela SavaSnika.
Kako da je prislo do tega, lahko
razvidite z sledece dogodbice. Dne
"a. a smo imeli neko obrav-
navo pred mirovnim sodnikom, in
zgoraj omenjeni Savasnik je bill
zraven kot prica. Savasnik je re-
KEEL ,da zahteva "a zamuda casa soc
nakar rece sodnik, dobro, ako
hoces SOC Jill BODIES dobil, ampak
najprvo mi moras placati 1925
kot kazen, ker nisi zvesto poslusal
sodnika. SavaSnik Sc je temu Sc
veda uprl, rekoc da nj naredil no.
benega kaznjivega dejanja, da bi
ga mogel sodnik obsoditi v denar-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08
GARRETT. PA.

Piruhi so vsli. pa nj potreba
misliti, da zaradi lenobe, Tuka.i
sc "a piruhe in take podobne reel
nobeden posebno ne zanima. Ljub
sa nam je druzba in razmotrivan-
Je d%anasnjih razmer.
lmeli smo tudi zabavni veGer.
kakor ie re bio razvidno v oglasu
V "PrOietarcu''. Posetilo mas je
~precejsnje Stevilo sobratov IL
Rockwooda prisrcna Jim hvala ,
Sobrat s. Fabric tudi nj mogel
drzati jezika "a zobmi. Govoril je
o industrielnih in podpornih or
ganlzaciJah. GOvornik .ie izvajal
sledece: Slovenska .iavnost veil
ko polemizira glede zdruzitve pod
pornih organizacij. Njegovo mne-
ME Je, da je zdruzitev naprednih
lednot in zvez %potrebna, da Sc pa
kot socialist ne more ogrevati "a
reforme. Socialisticna stranka $
svoJm %programom in platformo
janet "a oskrbo pohabliencem,
udovam, sirotam it'd. Podporna
organizacija je zacasna. Ker IA "a
enkrat Sc nimamo boljse poti, "a
to Je najboljse, ako Sc vse sloven-
ske napredne podporne organiza-
ciJe zdruze, brez vsake dalise Do
lemike. Pc mnenju Zabrica bode
nastalo najzivahneise gibanie "a
zdruzitev jednot, OBJ pohodu kapi-
talisticne stranke v socialist;Sno
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08
Buxton, Iowa.

To ie prvi dopiS Y 'Proletarcu
IL naSe naselbine. Tudi pri mas
Smo Sc zaceli zanimati "a razredni
boz, katerega dandanes bije "a
vedno delavstvo po celem svetu.
Mako vredni bratci industriel-
nih kapitalistov so tudi naSi du-
hovniki, nam kaze slucaj. Xxi Sc
je pred nedolgim casom pripetil
tukaj. Duhovniki vedno trdijo,
kako da siromaSne delavce ljubijo.
V resnici pa ljubijo - delavske
zepe.
Tukai je umrla Ivana Palcie.
Dne ID. marca jo je mnogo tukas-
Injih rojakov in rojakinj spremilo
k zadnjemu pocitku, kamor smo
pOvabili tudi tukajsnjega katol.
duhOvnika,d a mai zvrSi svoje cere-
monte. Duhovnik ie prisel, nakar
je izgOvoril par besedi ter cara
cunal Ia svoie delo katero .je ira
jalo 4 minute $40. Soprog nmrle
je uprasal duhOvnika. ako pojde
tudi ma pokopaliSce. katero ie
Oddaljeno cd cerkle kakih II
minut. DuhOvnik odgovori, da on
je re svoie delo izvrSil, in da neee
It'll ma pokopalisce. Seveda Sc
nismo potem Z duhovnikom veG
prirekavali, temvec odpeljali smo
krsto ma pokopaliSce, ter zagrebli
pokojnico V hladno zemlio.
Toraj $40 "a Stiriminutno delo
Ako pa ie treba stopiti Sc en- par
korakOv cd zupniSGa je pa re pre-
mukotrpno "a duhovnika. Koliko
potnig srag pa 81 moraS TT delavec
obrisati S znojnega celia, predno
mas desetak V zepu? Delavci mai
~pomedeio z vsemi lenuhi, in po-
TEN maj re ii opravljajo katerosi-
bodi firmo, ako hoGeio kedaj do
ziveti boljse case, kakor Jill ina
mo sedajl Nj Sc potreba izgovar-
iati. da cas- bode re prisel. bratje
cas- ie tukaj, da Sc odpovemo ka-
pitalisticnemu iz~koriscanju kateri
mas tlaci kakor mora. Potreba "a
vsakega delavca je, da eta soc.
liste in brosure. Ustanovija.jmo
soc. klube, in kjer je mogoce pri-
stopajmo k industrielnim strokov-
MIN organizacijam. Edino orga-
nizirano delavstvo zamore prema-
gait organizirane kapitaliste. NaSi
starejsi b%ojevniki so imeli Sc vse
tezje boje kakor Jill imamo sedaj.
Dandanes imamo organizacije
pred nosom. in dolznost sleherne-
ga delavca je, da sc nam pridruzi.
Ako storimo ma vseh poljih naso
dolznost, katero nam malaga mas
delavski stan, potem bodemo kma-
10 zeli uspehe nasega della. In
kedaj da Sc bode vse to zgodilo..
lie lezece ma delavcih kateri imajo
moe V rokah, samo ako jo hoeeio
izrabiti.
Socialistieni pozdrav
John Krasovec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08
P~ittsburg, Kaps

Kako %potrebna da so v tel de-
zeh podporna drustva Sc je ecto-
vo re marsikateri preprical oh
casu dolgotrajne bolezni. Eden
tistih sem tudi JAZZ. Par let nazai
sem bill ii mesecev tesko poskodo-
van ma nogi. 4 mesece sem bill v
toplicah in v bolnisnici, ter pre-.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08
E. Las Vegas. N. Mexico.

ker je list "Proletarec" glasi-
10 zgoraj omenjenega drustva,
vas uljudno prosim. da natisnete
mojo zahvalo listu. katera mai
So glaSi:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08
Detroit, Mich.

DoSi jugosl. socialisticnih de-
lavcev. re dali casa sc je obGutila
nva potreba V nasi naselbini, da
81 tukajsno zavedno delavstvo
zgradi svoje ognjisce IL katerega
MAJ b. Siril ma vse strani ideje
socializma. Tukaj nj nobenih pri-
kladnih dvoran "a zabave, shode
ali ~predavanje, in sicer cato ne,
ker do zadnjih casov "a jugosl.
deiavstvo nj bio potreba Ia du-
seven vzitek. Ma njegovo nesreGo,
prostorov je bio dovolj - in zal
Sc danes Jill je dovolj - salu-
min "a baro. V ten krajih Sc .je
mas delavec "krepil" in erpal
"dusevno hrano" in pridobival
novih "moci" "a nadaljno CARA
ME v fabriki. Casi piva je sledila
casa vina, cast vina casa rakije
it'd. tako dolgo da je bila polna
glava, a prazen Yep. OStirji in
ostali "delavski'' prijatelji pa
delajo dober kSeft, kupujejo lote,
zidajo hise in Sc odzadaj smejejo
v pest. Delavec pa postaja vsak
dan ~revneji ma telesu in ma dust,
in ko nastopijo brezdelni dnevi,
je propulsion sam sebi in prijate-'
ljici mizeriji.
Mas klub ina sicer prostore.
toda ne dovolj obscene "a kakSno
vecjo akcijo, kakor shode, vese-
lice it'd. Vsled tega je bila re dav-
no celia raznih sodrugov, da 81
poskrbe "a gradbo lastnega V to
primirnega donna. Kajti jasno je,
da bi tako srediSGe uplivalo mno-
go ma jakost duha in voljo "a
skupno izobrazevaln delo. Xxi ina
voditi do spoznanje lastne moci.
Citalnica, predavanja, druZinski
veceri it'd. - sploh vse p~rosvetno
delo so velika moralna pridobitev
in imajo v svojem domu veliko
privlacno silo. o TEN nj dvoma.
Ali kako dose6i lasten dom? To
vprasanje j bio re malo tezje. ali
ker Sc nobena akcija ne izvrSi
brez zrtev, tako Sc tudi tukai nj
moglo ra6unati brez Nth. Malo
vee poguna in pozrtvovalnosti, pa
gre, samo ako je kaj trdne wolfe.
In tako so naSi sodrugi cd kluba
st. 81 stvar zakliucili, da grade
svojo dvorano, ma kar so %izvolili
Odbor, Xxi lima skrbeti, da izdela
nacrt "a agitacijo sredstev, potom
katerih bi sc ideja uresnicila.
Sodrug Mantony je izdelal resolu-
clio, ma podlagi katere Sc vsi ella
nj klubov st. 81 in SS z~avezujejo.
da odstopi "a ia namen emo teden-
sko place, -poleg tega, kar bi Sc
posamezniki pc svoji mogocnosti
prispevali $ prostovoljnimi done
ski. Resolucija je bila spreieta
brez ugovora in vsak clan Sc ie
zavezal da poravna svoj prispe-
vek V petih obrokih, s katero svo-
to sc kupi potrebno zemljiSce "a
zidanie hale. Ker imata oba klu-
ba mad 100 clanov, znaci, da DO
samo ia svota znesla $1,000 brez
doneskov, XII so obljubl.ieni Sc po-
sebej. V odbor "a dolocitev roka.
kdaj in kje maj Sc nabavi zemlji-
see, kakor "a resitev vseh drugih
v to spadajocih stvari so izvolje-
nj sodrugi Mantony, Mlinaricek,
Bornemissa, GreguriG in Hanke.
Sodrugom Mantoniiu in ostalim
XII so ma ia nacin resili to vazno
v%prasanje radi dvorane - kar
znaci najjasneje njih %solidarnost,
zavednost in trdno vero V socia-
listiene ideje gre v resnici vse
priznanje; maj tudi v bodoee osta-
nejo ma svojem mestu, pa Sc DO
brezdvomno dobilo dovolj sodru-
gov, ne samo takih, XII bodo Nth
akcije p%odpirali, ampak cello po-
snemali pc sirni Ameriki. "a.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-04-10

Asa Bird Gardiner is the attorney
for the syndicate. Mr.. Stokes did
not know what the entire capitalize.
ton is, and would not talk about the
details of the arrangement.
One idea in the proposed purchase
of the turtle vaccine is to make sure
that no commercial company will get
hold of it and use it in money-mak-
ing venture.
Mr.. Stokes said that although the
vaccine, if bought, would be given to
the poor free of charge, those patients
who had means would be compelled
to pay for it.
The vaccine will be placed in gen.
eral use as soon as possible if the
syndicate is able to purchase it. Mr.
Stokes said he had unlimited faith in
Dr.. Friedman, and does not think
the German physician wishes to COM
mercialiZe his cure.
Charles de Vidal-Hundt, Dr.. Fried
mann's secretary, said they had heard
nothing about the new syndicate, and
announced for the doctor that the
latter would have nothing to do
with it."
Mr. Hundt said that DR.. Friedman
is not negotiating with capitalists of
any description, but that his brother,
DR.. A. C. H. Friedman, had been
talking with some of them.
Mr.. Hundt said that the unpleasant
ness between the brothers still con-
tinued. They have not seen each
other for two days.
DR.. Morris Sturm, house physician
at the Ansonia, said DR.. Friedman
very soon to teach him to
the vaccine. This is the
first time DR.. Friedman has consent
ed to do this, DR.. Sturm said.
AS soon at the latter learns to ad-
the cure it is DR.. Friedman's
to have him teach several
other doctors its use.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-04-10
To Buy Friedman.
Serum to Aid Poor

New York, April A syndicate
of rich men, formed to buy the Fried
mann cure for tuberculosis, an
nounced today that the project is not
a commercial one.
They are giving their money, they
say, so that the cure, if it turns out
to be cure, may be available for
poor persons afflicted with the dis
ease.
w. E. D. Stokes, who was men,
toned as a member of the syndicate,
confirmed the fact that it had been
formed,
He said, however, that he is only
small contributor, comparatively, and
that several wealthy men are the real
hackers of the enterprise.
Mr.. Stokes said the syndicate hoped
to buy the cure for the general good
of humanity.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-04-10

alogue house is apt to fall behind ir
filling orders when the usual rush
buying season opens up. Even the
factories are apt to be unable to fur
nish machinery at any price, in which
case you might fail entirely to secure
what you actually needed with which
to carry on your hay harvesting.
Again, this scarcity Of implements
almost invaribly causes the price to
rise considerably.
This is an ideal month in which to
work among the blackberry bushes
and raspberry patches. The old canes
will be easily removed while the
ground still is frozen slightly, and
the roots of this seasons fruit bushes
will not be loosened nor torn up by
the work, as is often the case where
one waits to do this after the soil be-
comes wet, spongy and loose.
The best course of education, after
a boy attains mans size, provides
that he shall pay his own way.
With the open range now supply
ing the poultry more and more bugs,
worms, etc., those poultry keepers
who have been feeding beef or meat
scraps should carefully cut down the
supply considerably in this ration, as
it is very easy to overdo such feeding
at this season, an oversupply of it
is check on the egg yield, at the
same time being liable to cause seri-
Gus diseases among the flocks.
Many men are never too busy to
haggle with the assessor over the
valuation placed upon property for
taxation. There is whole lot of
cheap stuff in the country during the
assessment period.
You may just expect to pay dear
price for your folly, if you rush into
a field this spring and cultivate or
stir it before it is dry enough to pull
verize properly. Such field were
better left idle for season or two, as
a single working when it is wet US
ually will damage it for years, cut
ting down the yield and quantity of
the crop, while the tending of the
land is much more difficult.
They are building machinery sim
pier and better every year. The first
riding pillow l ever saw weighed near
y as much as the modern self binder
does, and lacked much of being half
as strong as the sulky pillow of today. |
1t is good idea to wait until spring
S really and certainly here before
of the entire winter coat off
he horses with clippers. Clipping
S all right, but good thing to re-
member since late springs have been
he rule is to "wait little while"
A man can plunge and speculate so
heavily that he cannotproduce enough
or market to pay interest on the
cams. 1t isn't what man turns off
however, that matters so much; it's
What sticks in the form of profits, af-
er all expenses have been met. The
'rofits of the eighty-acre farmer are
'ften much greater than the man
Who farms section of land and keeps
legion of hired help about to do it.
Winter is not only lingering in the !
ap of spring, but it seems to hold 4
pring in a. tight embrace. The
weather. prophet who wishes honor
, his own couat sl,ould advance the
lea that our ss1lal changes have
lipped a COG ret66ns two.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-04-10
Poor Old Wise Ones

This is worth passing around:
Some one has dug up the following
from the Chicago Inter Ocean of Dec.
81, 1862:
George M. Pullman, Of the firm
of Pullman & Moore, house raisers,
is experimenting with what he calls
q palace sleeping car The wise
ones predict it will be a failure. p,
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-04-10
Rrul EEtatr o rallsfrrH.
Warranty Deeds.
, FURNISHED BY B. F. JETER.

Malvina NJ Toler to T M Gilbert
lots |, blk % Littles ad Hume So
q F Coughlin to Lucy M Cough
lin pit lot s all lot 9 blk 40 Rich
J W Barnhart to U S Ison $50
sec IL, IL Mt Pleasant ....... 1926
M Turner to Mary Van Hall pit
blk Is COUGHS adj Butler ..... ITO
Caroline E Sacket to 7 w Silvers
pit blk IL Butler. .............. $50
Nancy A Hunt to j K Hawkins
62l., sac East Boone ..... 32Q
A j Walter to Chas Timmons lots
l, 2 Illusions ad Adrian ....... 5ol
Ray kershner to Jennie E Thorn
as lot blk i Amsterdam. ... l9(
c A Gait to J W Haggard lots Is
4 lG blk Henry's al Butler,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-19
MIR. MAXEY RESIGNS AS
 HOLLENBERGaS MANAGER

D. G. Maxey, after seven years ser
 vice as manager for the Hollenberg Music Company ill this city, has re- signed, his resis nation to take effect on August 1. His successor has not been named. MT. Maxey was travel ing salesman for the Hollenberg company at Little Rock for several years before being promoted to the Pine Bluff branch house manage ment. He will probably open a branch house for the Hollenberg com pany in Northwest Arkansas, al- though his plans have not been defi- nitely decided on. MT. MaXey has had fifteen years experience in the piano, organ and musical instrument busi- ness. He has accomplished much success for the Hollenberg company here and the many friends of Mir. and Mrs. Maxey will regret to learn of their intention to move away from this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-19
RAILROAD COMPANY
 WON DAMAGE SUIT

A suit of considerable local interest was disposed of in Cleveland circuit court Thursday at Rison, wherein C.. A. Freddy sued the St. Louis, South western Railway Company for $3,OO0 for injuries sustained while at work in the company's shops in this city, about two years ago. At the time of the accident Claim Agent Seabrook, of the Cotton Belt made settle ment with Mir. Freedly, who returned to work as soon as he was able. Af- ter almost a year had elapsed Mir. Freedly brought damage suit against the company for the above named amount and the case was de- cided iii favor of the defendant, the St. Louis, Southwestern Railroad Company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-19
H. E TRULOCk BUYS
 THE SIMMONS PLACE
BUYS ONE OF DIR. SIMMONS AT
 'klNS' LAKE PLANTATION NEAR FAIRFIELD.
Dr. Simmons Is Given As Part Pay ment Bank Stock, Valued At
 Two For One.

Harry E. Trulock yesterday closed deal whereby he becomes the owner of one of Dr. J. K. Simmons Atkins Lake places, consisting of 4O5 acres, near Fairfield, this county. The pur- chase was made of Dr. Simmons. but the consideration was not given. The place bought adjoins that already owned by MT. Trulock.
 One of the interesting features of the deal was the financial transaction connected with it. In buying the property Mir. Trulock gave as a part of the cash payment his stock in the Bank of Pine Bluff, the par value of which was $3,500. The stock was taken by Dr. Simmons as represent ing $7,000 on the deal, being trans ferred to Dr. Simmons at two for one. This speaks volumes for the Bank of Pine Bluff and the confidence that Dr. Simmons has in the banking institution and the city generally.
 Mr. Trulock will continue to oper- ate the plantation in connection with his already big farming interest. The place is regarded as one of the best in this county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-19
Pine Bluff to Little Rock Road District to Open
 Bids On Monday.
TO CONNECT CITIES
Proposed Macadam Road Will Be 922.H Miles in Length-The
 Specifications.

Bids will be opened Monday morn- ing by the commissioners of Road Improvement District No. 4, at which time it is probable that the contract will be let for the building of either macadam or concrete road reaching from the west end of Pullen street, at the city limits, and following the survey to the Saline county line at Farrell
 The specifications on file in the of flee of the engineers, White and Wat son, calls for road eighteen feet in width, embracing the drainage ditches on the sides, while at the center of the road the stone must be inches deep down to 1-2 inches at the edges and must be twelve feet in width. In the estimate on file it is shown that approximately 50,OOO cu- bic yards of earth must be excavated, and that 26,000 cubic yards of tr1p rock, 14,000 cubic yards of coarse and 2,S00 yards of fine gravel, $50 lineal feet of 1S-inch corrugated culvert, 22O lineal feet of 24inch, 40 lineal feet of 30inch and 20 lineal feet of 36-inch corrugated culvert will be needed in the building of this road.
 Bids on any kind of material except macadam must be accompanied by specifications for same These spect- fications are to be subject to the ap- proval of the engineers.
 With the completion of this propos- ed road, Pine Bluff will be linked to Little Rock by one of the finest high ways in the state, as it is the plan of Judge Joe Asher, of Pulaski coun- ty, to build out from the city of Little Rock good roads connecting with all roads reaching the line of Pulaski county, and the distance across Sa- line county at the point where the Pine Bluff road reaches the county line. is only very short distance to the Pulaski county line. This road will serve a large number of the citi- zens of Jefferson county, traversing as it does 22.3 miles of the richest and most fertile part of the county.
 The commissioners of the district are: c. M. Philpot, chairman; Creed Caldwell, secretary; w. c. Hudson, A. F. McNeill, Wm. Reardon, l.. B. Cheek Joe Pilkington, D. Holly and F. Waits. The assessors of the district are: H. A. Mccoy, chairman; c. Hudson, sev- retary; w. P. Summerfield and H. K. Toney. Engineers, White and Watson.
 Several representatives of different construction companies have been here the past week looking over the specifications and route, among whom is w. Brodnax of the Healy Construc- tion Company, of Meridian, Mississip- pi; representative of the Worthing- ton Construction Company, of Bir- mingham, Alabama, and Bobby" Rob- inson, of Nashville, Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-19
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-19
ATTACK RAISE IN
 RATES ON POTATOES

Washington, July 18.-Advances Ill freight rates on potatoes from Maine points to destinations ill the South, and Boston and New York today were attacked before the Interstate Com merce Commission by the Aroostock Potato Shippers Association and the Boston Potato Receivers Association. Increases to tropical destinations were 6 1-2 cents a hundred pounds to At lanta, Ga.; 1-2 cents to Pensacola, Fla; 8 cents to Nashville, Tenn, and Il 1-2 cents to Mobile, Ala, an aver age to Southern points of about 4 cents.
 The traffic is large, and the de- fendant transportation lines include practically all of the New England and Southeastern railroad and steam ship routes.