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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-01

the state. They assert that should they treat with them for settlement of the present strike it would at best be only of temporary nature. The miners will be offered positions at the old scale should they make applica- tion at the offices of the operators represented In the conference.
 DENVER, May 1.-The refusal of the mine operators to negotiate with the officials of the miners union for a settlement of the strike is being severely criticised by the press of the state.. It is charged that their posi- tion is unfair inasmuch as the min. CTS have offered to forego one of the most important points for which the strike was called and have offered to submit their entire case to arbi- .tration. Y r
 TRINIDAD. May Hast night was one of terror in the strike district. numerous clashes having taken place between the armed strikers and the
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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-01

WASHINGTON, May IA rough outline of the attitude of the United States has been forwarded by Sec retary Bryan to the representatives of the South American republics, who are endeavoring to bring about ces- sation of hostilities between the Un- ited States and Mexico.
 The State department has assum- ed the position that the United States is big enough and generous enough not to insist upon undue hu- initiation of Mexico but that she must refuse to recognize Huerta as pres ident of the republic. In an inter- view granted reporters last night the secretary stated that while he hoped the negotiations would result in a. peaceful settlement he declared that 'the nations of the world must be taught to respect the American flag or suffer the consequences.'
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VERA CRUZ. May 1.-Civil gov ernment has been restored in this city although 1t. Is subordinate. to the martial rule of the United States.
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inbrt, aIs er jebt nteiit 0argeitelt
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GtncInndtL ~. SSebruar 1914.
Der giSgans mar beute Iebr itarf rnb
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AeI NeEfanlt bs.ruf in keYfelbeR Nett:

Hiuopteh. - Iie 3ufubr mar hexte c
siemlif grp6 unb Die 4retie Der beiiersn
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BON geifern.
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4sSiD6rti1e mdrtte.
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g1.ssss, -. ,yebruar 1914.

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ftetig.
1nfutr. GhmetHs $4,000, Hino.
Diel 1890, Sbafe unS 2&MMsr 17.00o.
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1925. 10. 6eatbsra fsft S14.T5--i6.3s.
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gtnsiunati. 81. Gebruar 1914.
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tshsnsN - S,unssa. ssysliAsH nit ben
serlsrsebenhen fasen psssn pis fsist:
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nxsben % past spif9en 0anien oersanit.
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Die umidte I'M hieftaen gtsGyin01oufe
etluftn I'D acute suf q .37l.650.
assat esisnsatsn.
Etc Cine. Gas b electric unb Gofambus
WaS & Dnd 80. Gitien waren heute fsnon.
etbenb. tonit abet mar oet Narit rubig.
Dertanfi nurben:
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NtGsI- 9yetfe tnb 'fefig. Nafhnirter
Gnt Ssaf S.eee, tsnsereS <.T0e, Iubes 1856,
aranufatsb l.eoc, Gsnfectieners ~ 4.50e,
On ~ A80e, wdSer srtra 81 4.1oc,
extra .Gs a.90e. Srbtxirsr ssrbsr 8.s5e.
Nsfsfies IN hetis. - Nen DriesRs
CSsn Aettft 32-Soe. gentrifasst 3o-Soe
per oaGsne.
Nsis.-SsaiHana SsneS Nsat sK-7e.
yrima SA-sXe, srsinarer <X-Ss Sapan
lK--l1Ze Ssr Numb.
The Dermott news., 1914-06-04
Woman's Missionary Society.

The w N. 5. held its monthly
business session Monday afternoon
at the Methodist church, the pres.
dent presiding. Twelve members
answered to roll call. All un-
finished business was settled at
this meeting and no new business
Of Importance was taken up.
1t was announced that one OF
the circles OF the w. NJ 5. had
noted reader, former student OF
Boston College, to give a recital
OF Peter Pan on tue evening OF
Iune 18th, at the High School au-
ditorium. Admission &c and Sc.
The Young lady IS noted read
er and the Peter Pan recital IS
said to be fine. We hope every
one Will come and ENJOY the recital
and help us in that way.
We are glad to have the names
OF Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. ]. w.
Barnett adasd to our roll.
The study Cuele VIII meet next
Monday afternoon, with Mr.. w p.
Boal as leader, the lesson being
l. -h,.>,., - tx NC Rr-t
The Dermott news., 1914-06-04
Card of Thank S.

The Exchange Bank & Trust
Co. wishes to express its thanks to
thu people OF Dermott tor the as
sistance so kindly given the night
OF the fire, aud tor their continued
courtesies and consideration since
that time. We greatly appro ctate
the offers of help from the Der
mott Bank x Trust Co, and then
rendering Of needed supplies Tor
otropemng the following morn
ing: also the generous deposit OF
lion Mountain money made early
Thursday morning by Agent Ford,
thus supplying us with needed
cash until our vault could be
opened.
The numerous offers Of assist
ance received by phone from Lit
tie Rock, Pine Bluff and Month
ella Thursday morning we're all
5a,nIy APPRECIATED. though it was
NOT necessary to accept their as.
s,.t.ncs
w are nov located IN the cor
ms, room of the Chicot Hotel
The Dermott news., 1914-06-04

A. NJ Ward. Receiver
The Dermott news., 1914-06-04
An Announcement.

After slight indisposition,
which has resulted in my being
confined to my bed, to the sani-
tarium and to my roller chair for
something like twelve months, |
am at last able, with the aid of my
people and friends, to again re
sumo work
Although | had given some OF
my time, before nv Illness, to
soliciting the insurance business
OF the people of Dermott, | now
intend to devote more Of 1t to that
line Of work, and will give all
patrons the best possih,e rates aud
my best attention.
The companies for which | write
are all old line companies, oil
which statements can be furnished
vou upon request shall give al
applicants for insurance prompt
service, and viii deliver the policies
Immediately.
| wish to thank my customers
tor ri4tng Their business to MI.
Games during my illness, and to
assure them that shall do all In
nv power in the future, to protect
then interests. Respectfully,
Angus McDermott.
une :, 1911.
The Dermott news., 1914-06-04

Song
The Dermott news., 1914-06-04
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO IL
CONSTITUTION OF fl1E SfaTE
or AEzANsaS

Notice is hereby given that tie
foilowing JOINT resolution. prvpaNih-
an amSndmsut to thr state Nvu-,.
tuition. Was passed 10y tic Gcurrat
Assembly at it, regular SvSs.e ut
1919 and that the same ,sla ee
submitted % the electors - u
n DO held Monday. september ttta.
D.la Tor adoption or rejection.
Proposed Amendment NJ, is.
That the following i hereby pro
posed as AL amendment II Il.
Constitution % the state OF AT
Kansas and tho Same ho,us subm L.
ted to the electors OF tho .st1tc
tor approval OF re1eeuau at H.
heat general election for Senators
aud Representative. II mator-ty
Of the eleet1rs voting at such ere.
ttan adopt such amendment Tire same
snail beN ONE part Of the Geustl-
tuition % ths State Of Arkansas,
Ia, section Fifteen dsl Of Article
- - tsl uf ths touHt tatIHu ct the Sta.t
- Arkansas a. amended ts Amendment
No "a. declared ~ tue Speaker oI tt-
House " ksgfessntatltt~ Ou Febr4tr5
10th. 1914 a. have been adopted ae
AMENDED - a. a. read as follows
Nectiou rs TIE members 20 tGc Gen
srAl ASSEMBLY shall receive as their
salary TIRE HHm 20 seven liuuI.rI ant
ma tffae aes Dollars except tie Presl.
daUt % tha senate AMI sps4ktr II the
tloaae - Herres ertatttea -et'h Il whom
shall receive IS tis salary Eirht Hun
ared and FtftY ttk#H uHf Dollars for
tie term ~ tWo t2l Aeats. aut fu al.
dlttou e. auNh salary thE members II tho
tsoFerRl Assembly shall receive five
eeats per mile for each mile Travelled iu
er~eE g. art returning fHHw tte scat 81
as sruulpnf aNeF tne most direct and
practicable FuHfe salt sHiTrv sHHtt uH
Payable tn tlh follow IHg mAaU.r O.. Ntt
llve as o. Dollars Ger A#s fHr ih= FIST
handret d@Ys ~ anf regular session -
she ftnnHFal Assembly ifrt.tfH4 ana.
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who win stop at nothing to satisfy
his hatred. You must be very careful.
indeed. monsieur
Pardon. me, madame; my name Is
Tarzan"
M. Tarzan. And because | would
not consent to notifying the officers
do not think that l am not sincerely
grateful TO YOU for the brave and chiv-
alrous protection you rendered me.
Good night. NJ. Tarzan. shall never
forget the debt owe you" And with
most winsome smile that displayed
row Of almost perfect teeth the girl
courtesied TO TarZan. who babe her
good night and made his way ON deck.
1t puzzled the man considerably that
there should be two on board this girl
ana Count de Coude-who suffered in
dignities at the hands OF Rokon and
his companion and yet would not per-
init the Offenders 20 be brought TO JUS
tice 1t occurred TO him that he had
not learned her name That she was
married had been evidenced by the
narrow gold band that encircled tho
third finger of her left hand. Involun
tarily lie wondered who the lucky man
might be.
Tarzan saw nothing further of any
of the actors In. the little drama that
he had caught n heeting glimpse of
until late in the afternoon OF the last
day of the voyage. Then he came sud.
denly face TO face with the young wo-
man as the two approached their deck
chairs from opposite directions. She
greeted him with pleasant smile,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1914-07-09
Copyright. 1918. by w. c. Chapman
PROLOGUE.

Readers of "T'drzan of The
Apes"-!here we're millions of
then,-have been awaiting with
eagerness THE Return of Tar
sdn." They need no introduce
tfon to The ape man, who was
an English lord by ancestry and
an inhabitdnt Of the freefops by
fate until The same fate brought
him ont and made him @ civilized
man after twenty years Of life
among the great apes Of Africa.
His adventures, as ,youciCrfuE and
Interesting as any SET forth ia
words, have been the center of
interest in a story that is unique
in lis originality.
Now ve have THE Return of
Tarsan," as thrilling as lis fore
runner. In it are told The fur
ther adventures Of the splendid
ope-non, who at last wins his
way to The side of his true love
after facing countless perHs by
land and sea.
Whoever read Torzan of the
Apes" needs no invitation to
PeruSe This story. Others are
warned that after they read this
sequel to "T0rsan of the Apes"
they WON'T be satisfied until they
have read that story also.
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~ have rcuiized an admiration for the
very buildings Size had but recently
characterized as horrld.
Presently the count put down his
book. 1T Is very tiresome. Olga" he
said II think that / shall hunt up
some ofbsrs who may be equally bored
snd see II wa o8Dnot find enough for a
game Of cards.7
"Yon are not very gallant uy hus-
band replied tie young wOmaH. smil-
ing. but as ! am equally bored ! can
forgive you. Go aud play at your tire.
some old cards. then, if you Will"
Nhen he had gone she let her eyes
wander siyIy 70 the figure Of tall
young inan stretched lazily in chair
not far distant
"Alagninquc,' she brcathcd once
m0.c.
1ue CDuutess Olga dc COude was
twenty. her husband forty She was
n very faithful and loyal wife, but as
she had bad nothing whatever TO DO
with the selection Of q husband IL is
not at all unlikely that she was not
wildly and pusslonatcly I'm love with the
ono that faie nnd her titled Russian In.
ther had selected Cor her However.
simply because she was surprised into
% tiny exclamation OF approval at sigbt
81 q splendid young stranger ii must
not be inferred thercfrom that her
thoughts were IN amy way djsloyai TO
her spousc. Sic merely admiged. as
She might hive admired n particularly
fne specimen Of any species. Further
more ihe young man was unqucstlon.