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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29

areu5er nGiier" unier5o0cn. Gr
ii6er6riu9t eincn emp6otiidcn 9Sro-
tcit ocs 9lcar-glomirols 6roOod an
9Srdiiocut &uerta gegcn bic Gin6e-
6aIiiiit8 briiii@er 9fddtsdn6t0ori'
ger IN ser Staot @}crifo uno auBcr.
Dem Depei4en an oic Oortiaeu aus
IdnOiihcn @cionOtidoiten oarunter
@cr6altlngSnlaBre9cln fiir Ocn 6ri-
tiibcn @eianoten Cir 9iouel Gar
ben in ociien &cr6onOhngen nit
Suerta bctrefis ser amcrifaniidcn
@olitif III Sadcn Scr Dorgciblage-
nen &ernlittlmg@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29

peg Saiel 3uiliilterie n9ie molen mit
alio bos Bid &as i'll ncr G0ber
ben mir auslegen sSd mode baum
aoiur Reil0me GiroBs ungefdbr ic
ME eos 9oaoITiid rort IN Der @de.
Vrsis tauicn0 Dlayi Sh S6nen oas
Betesti Dtrtsuqie iit uac mrmelis
elllae 2Borte uuicrtdniqeu Danies.
sr muBie ia lrob itin. etpas al osrs
olenen, otun et err0g naB llm5ua
UNI @lnridtun9 i'm ncuen 9lielier, bas
5u oe BET meligm 6o6ere U}iete ion
cine llnlmnme toiieu plroc.
uQ1ie fieU bet @rins mit ST. mar"
Tagtc @hna bater6er Ncht mar
ION a6er audi rcmt pa1 5d5nes 81
Gin yndr nettc fsi9c N}oos!n in0
8uau. 3os mag CT gern Sd nill
rod s6rc NIT meinem aia'lsg sinle
GEN.
Gie 9rennunq pm penn elton glle
lisr6dus u Ser 9ehltnsrltraBs ror
;iir Qereit Nasladie aciperacp
Gr 6aits faH nit 1r3heH 1oa PEN
Iisben 3dumea Ban ben 1relloeii
Q(bid'eo deuommcn als rar eu!
QlGldieb iiits 9eben unb otel llB e.
obenos Ipdt ldon uieoer ir01lta} nllI
ibnen im @irriiiibl iuo erJdbltc mn
pem neusn 2ltclicr hds pruni12ll
pdle. III nem er ii8 in0eHrr nod rsdlt
fiible Sic Ginrihiung
ioileis i6m duH eu 6eiocnaelo. &is
nsn groBen 3cppidl unD 3psi gmpire
igiiel 6dtte er ireilib BON btn Tornis
hslommen, d6er bio ii6rigen Nl6beL
mubis q bed islbit beidoiien Oeun
p0R lelaen alten 4luuDer pdrs uur
penia pslueup6ar @eiHe &gaut
lpolle oaB allea ldSn uno elegon. bei
ibn lpare INN 'tmoiocn &daisrn unb
2ufigls8eoera ll imponieren @nen
Sell ber SadrCn battle er Dorlduiig|
oui areoii aenommcn unI ii1 nidfI
aans BON @elo 3u entbl0Bra Dos
lniiBic iad lno nad abaearDeiiet
Vcyben 3a bie 6ano milBte mon
i'Bi inneg ia 9sulel 9aPsn glleln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29

in Dem 6ctreiienOen Soicn militdri.
i6e Gpcrotionen inn @angc ieien bic
@inia6rt Scr Sdiiic ailf Oeren eigc,
mes 9iiiifo geidG5c.
q a 90riidliher 9Srotc It q G.
gen Gin6cboltung bri-
til6er llntert6ancn.
9on0on, %. glpril. Ger
Correspondent OeS 6ieii0en o0ailp
GrprcB" in &cra Grl5 iagt in icinen
aabelgramm bonn @ioutag.
n@iner widtigcn @liiiion bat iib
Gommanocir GmeeOie bonn 6ritii6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29

@Iaubmiir0ig. 8rau:oGu
nuBt ia oieie 9ladt in einem id0nen
3uitanoc uo6 Sdic oefomnen iein
Gein Sit 1angt orauBen mti Der
'StroBenlaterne. ~4li @atte (1a1Ocm
er lange mo na8oentli9 5nit l5en-
tier 6inmlS9cidmt bait GiL @mi-
lie, ems lit ii6cr id 0ab' i'm ni6t
Oa 'naliigeb6ngtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29
aOfal6cridtc ans gsoi6inoton.


SuBgelent
SorrD Di Gate perlaugt utr $4,000
Gnti6doigung pou Der g9ai6in9ton
Girgiuia 9loilmoD So. fiir Elm Der
itou6tcs 6uBgclent. gr trfldrt in
ieincr alage OoB er om 2l. Sonuor
0ieieS So6re9 6eim @orten ouf einen
ggaggon aui ser @lotiorm an Der
Gir0nia Seite ser 9riide ii6er Sen
@otonoc ouf cine losliegen0e @lanfe
trot rmo Oo6ei ieh 6uB0cleut Der
itaubte.
9&cubau Ser Sod bule.
Ger Inn lmO 9lGl6ou Ser meiili
den Sodi@ule, ioel1c Dor me6rereu
6ogen 0ur6 6euer i6iper beiddoi9t
puroe ioa iofort in 9lugriif genom
men wcr0en. Gie S6ule miro elm
6rii6e 9uit &laiicu5inmer unO Elm
5peiiejinmer ouf Dem Go6e er6oI-
ten. Gie &enoDotiousfoiten per0en
auf $150000 bis $4,000 Ueron-
iAlagt-
@eiebioll cOnititntionell
iein.
Ger @iirift Columbia 6efonlnit
iebt cil @cieb fir ooS 9lein6alten ser
Seitcnpcge bonSdnee unO sis, pel
DIES, pic Senator GiQinabaut be-
6auptet conitititionea ieiu pir0 @ic
Bill Bat oen Senat poiiirt- Sie be.
iummt, 0oB na6 ciuem SdReefalte
in sen eriien bier @lorgeiiiiiploen
(noc6 GQgcSgrauen) ale Sciteinpe9c
pom S@uee ino @iS gereiiNt wer-
Oen miiiicu. 3e6ntouienO Gollors
uerwiaigt sic &orlage fir Oos 9ien-
Soften Der Seitempege 0eBs6r0ir
icntli6en @e6duOen. 3mei obplide
@eebe iin0 BON Oen @cricbten fiir I'M
conititlttioneQ erfldrt morOcn; Oieic
9ia o6cr it, mic Scuotor 9illing-
6am ertldrt. 10 iorgidltig ausgear-
6eitct moroeu, ooB Die @eridte ieiucr
9lnIi6t noH feinen 6e6ler Oorn cnt.
0eden werOen f0nnen.
Sunges 10 dozen nimmt
@ift.
Su beoenfliden 3uitaaoe liegt oie
l9.id6rige 9illian Sdeud bon Or.
$50, S.ShoBe, i'm @mergenrD.Soipi-
ia. oornieOer GoS @ldoden na5m
DSontag 9l6enO Giit ein lmO 5par
cine 10 groBe Nleuge, OoB lie Elm 6al-
6es Iubcno Q}cnideu Bate t0oten
f0nnen. Grollf6eit miro ais Oie llr-
lode ser &er5ueiilungst6ot Oes@laO- !
d)ens anae9eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29

&aiiCr SSranS SOicpD's
SrfiuOen.
90as bas leete dr5tli1e
SmIIetin iagt.

some &ulesSitltottott ~ Srlalir
miro wieoer fritiid. 0ffi5ierC
wcigern ii9 ange6lid crncut, &c.
gen llliter 8l fampien. Oil
iriiacn gaationaIiiten foloen Ocn
9eiipieI Der llIiter llnioniiten.
Sic lonoeu @oifeu.
@ien 2S. 9lpril Sin 6eute
9l6euo BON oen 9ler5ien erlaiienes
Bulletin 6ejeiduet Sen 8uitauo oeS
aaiiers 5rai5 SoiepB ais giait TN.
Uaranoert"
Gffi3iere ipolleitllicb g G.
gen Il literfdmpfen
2on0on 2S. 9lpril. Spe3ial-
1cppiden BON 9clfoIt an sic 6ieiiaet
3eitmaen Deriidern oaB bic llliter.
5u6rer beitinnite Snformatiou er0ol-
tcu babcn SAB Ste CfiiJiere Ser emf
@ountag BON Dublin nod Dem glorf
oen 6eoroerten Cfii5ierc glustuuit
ii6er Die 9lotur i6reS 2ieniies in III
tier perlongteu mo iiH iueigerteu,
ariegsmdBna6men al ergreiieu.
Gs mlr0e oeu 0ffi3ieren ertl1rt,
mie Sic @orreipon0enten ange6en,
ooB 01iGtS geide6eu uiiroe, I'M Sic
Hitter 6renpilligen aii5urei5en. Die
Ciii5icre puroen ifiterrihtet, ooB gll.
les III 3u6e 5nge6eu perOe, iolonge
Sic llliteriteu nidt 3uerit 5itm PM
ariii i9ritten Die Gorreipouoeuten
neruaiieu ais ie6r 6e5eid6heno ouf Die
Q6atiadle, onB sic Sruppen 9aue
aungen nod nidt itattgeimOen ga.
ben.
Sriibe gSotiouoliiten Ian.
0en @affen.
QopoonOerrD. Srlouo, 2S
April Iie iriiHeu 9totionaIiitcng
6reupilligelL eine &orperldaft melde
IN i6rer Organization ben Hitter.
llnioniiteu 6reiuiaigen d6nlid iit
puroen 6elte NIT i6ren politii1eu
6leaneru quit inoem es i5nen &C..
laug cine groBe 5enoung Don &ai.
ten 3li lan0en
Gie @aiien, pclde algeblidl bon
9linerifa tomnen mur0en an enem
obgelegeuen &labe all oer Stiilie pes
Gount0 bon Gouegal i'm fernen &c-
item BON llliter galonOet
Sin irenioer 1anlpier mar IN oen
orei leBten 0iddten an ser Siiite be-
pbacbtet Doroen Syn ser lebteH9lod)t
him famen pIoBlicb cine gln3o6l bon
6ilHerbopten 6erau, na6men Die Ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29

oung bon ggoiicn sem Tanpicr a6
mo lanocteh o6Hc bon oen aiiiteu
wa6tern 6eucrft 81 pcrOen, oie @e
me6re, ipel6e in aaer Gle pert6eilt
wurOcn.
Ter 8cnaue Sn6aIt 0cs Gargos 1T
.nidt 6efanut ood eS miro gcalon6t
OoB eS iiA lm cine iebr 6etrd6tlide
2uontitdt BON @aiien mo @tnition
1anoelt.
Sic llllter llnioniiien lanoeteu
befonntlid am Sanitag 10000 @e.
pe6re un0 100000 9luuoen Nhui.
tion.
@ictor Serbert beOeuten D
beiier
2on6oL 2S. g(pril. Gas Be
iinoen 0es amerifaniideu Gomponi.
item @ictor @erbert, Der iic5 bier am
bergougeneu Saniiag elmer 9liuo.
0arm Operation inter3ic6eu muBs
'tc, cri6eiut ueicntlid beiier. Die
9lerjte limo ser @leintmg ooB oieari.
iis ii6eritonoen it,
Sodcn @to9ertrittau Sen
Gr0uultor.
2on0om 2s. 9lpril, GouuD
@lo6er ser frii6ere omeritoniide 50.
de1, tuuroe geiteru in Scr St@eorac
Stride an Sanoper &loce nit 6rl.Go.
rot6p 5raier getraut. Ger Carl bon
Goie6er0 uo6nte ser Soh5eit 6ci uno
ii6errcibie als 9rautaeident Elm nit
Giauanten uno Sap6ren 6eiebteS
Salsoeideioe
MilitarfIicger 0ctootet.
@teM %. 2lpril. Sin 0lilii
tdr.8lie8er. 9iameuS @allD, milroe
bente bel einem Shlr5 NIT iciuem
gleroplon inn 0ieiioen 9lcroorom &C.
tootet.
Gr8ber56ge .6efor6ert
y len, 2S. 9lpril. GS puroe &C.
tern 6elonnt gegcbeu, ooB Gr56er5og
@eter 6erOnan0 5alpator pom @e
3um 5elomarc6oa 2icip
tenaut 6eforOert wnr0e, mo oaB Scr
5utiinitiQe 1Moniolaer Gr56er5og
Sran3 sSoiepb elm GroBnefie oeS &oi
ierS, sum Cberlieutenant oufriidt.
(Gic ainoer oeS G6roniolgera
6ran5 6eroinano lm0 ieiner @emab.
fin ser Ser5ogir bon So6cn6erg, iinO
6efanntli6 als gr6en Ger arone aus
oa bic g6e cine inorganic
tiide it'd
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gllgter, Is. 9Ipril Ger ruiiis
i6e Sauloaupier naoneto" ilog sc
itcru oiii Ser So6e Don Sioi6eriidl
all Ser alaeriic6cn &iiite in Oie 2uft.
@or6eiia6renoe Goupier iiidtcn
15 BON ser ans 30 Mam beiie6enOen
9eiabup ser aStometo~ olli Gie iib-
rigen iino mugefommen Son oen
uoren nelm oerleBt Die
o&oncta" 6rannte bis 5ur g9oiicrli.
ME berunter
saul &eOoil geitor6en.
@iourteS, 6raufreiA, 2S 9lpril
4aul GeDoil, meld6er inn Sabre
1906 Ser Saupt 9eooamddtgtc
5ranfreiH'S sur MISUNDERSTANDING
par, iit beute bier geitor6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29
0cuiidjlanO's SoItnna.

ginUirim9 auf Suerto, iid nad9ie.
bia ju 5eigca &reBlimmeH
u@eruaua" iagt oaB Oie Ser
Staaieu cine 2lnueron @lcrito'S
porberciten Eas 9eiipiel scr
Ser 5taatei cine @ruuola9e fir
bic 3utimiiS1oiirna aui @elt-
irieocu
&crlin Is. gtpril. 5u Der.
bnouno init Gn9louo upo 6raufrciG
BAT 0pic 6eridteD Gcliic6louo Dem
@rdioeuten 6uerta BON 0lcrifo sen
Jat6 crt6clt sic bon sen iiioomeri.
taniic6eu 9lepu6lifeu 9lraentinicn
9railien unO G6ile an9e6oienc Ger-
mittellmg 5ur @eilegnu0 0eS Gon-
lifts NIT ben Ser. Staaten on5ime6-
men
PIN Sounta9 lit nad me6rtdgiger
lMterbrc6rmg mieoer Die erite Cepc-
ide bon 9lomirol bon Sinbe, Dem
oeutiben @einn0ten in Sta0t 0lerifo,
bier eiuaetrofien 0os aabelgramm
meloet bic BON Sen Tautihen in DE.
rifos Souptitoot oetroifeuen slider.
6eiis.Gorte6rungen ieien oollit6noig
gcniigeno. Die @dtglieoer ser oeut-
iHen aolonie fii6Iteu iid inter Oen
o6moltenoen Ger5dlmiiieu poQitdnOig
wo6l
N}it Qeipannteiter 9hlimerfiomteit
pcrfolgcu sic @lGtter sic nGue @eu.
ouug Der mcrifaniIAen &ermidlun-
Gen, tpie iie our6 oas gingreiien Ser
ii0amcritaniic6en @epu6lifen cutitan.
oen it,
@ieliad miro ieiigeiiellt, oaB oeies
Gmgreii6ii 9rdiilienS, 9lrgeutinien's
imD G6ile5 Gin 5rontna1cu 1eraoe
Der 2dH0er gegen Die @}onroe.Cof-
trim 6e0elte oie ourb oie Goftrin
onae6Iid 0ei4iibt peroen ioatei. Sc
oe1inQ5 6e0euie Oieier @crmittlrmg5-
Gorihldd SHoomerita's einengSenOe-
punt in Der @cididte.
9lnoere gl1tter pieOer be6cn 6cr.
Dor, niAts f0me @ran0ent 9ilion
gclegcuer fonmen ais 0ieie Germitt.
lln0s.Gorihldge, merOe i6m bod Oa-
olrh sic @}oglibfeit ge6oteu. ans ser
Sadgaiie 6erauS 8u fonmen in mel
dc er 6ineiu geroi6en ici. 9lQeroing5
merOcn and oie Sdmicrigfeiten be-
tont peIHe Dem @eIingeu Oieies Ser.
nittlunasplanes oro6cu. iolonge&rd-
iioent @iIion oie bolitdnoi9e Glimi-
uiruug Suerta'S als 9eoingimg mii.
reht cr6olte
Die o@ermauia" be6arrt aii i6rer
olieu @c6anptlna Oie Ser Staotcu
.bcreiteteu, iid ,oui cine 9(nueriou @le,
rifo's bor gieier mo anOeren &er-
011tiglmacu Der oneritanii4en go.
litif gegeui6er iit 6odit 6rmerfcns-
mert6 mas Oie oaolniide 3eitlng"
5u iaaen BAT. Gas r6eiuiide 9lott
meIdeS en9e 6ii9lng init Der 9ie-
aierng iinter6dlt, ermo6nt sic Oelt.
ideu 9l1tter, Ood i'm @dblen ibrer
poriidtig 5u iein oa gar
SlL Ieidlt ein fiir bei0e EheiIe lmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29

miini4ter Giuorud Ser ltnircunolb-
tcit 6erDorgerufen weroen f6nnte.
gScItfrte0enS 3utunftS
6offnung
Gio Sc Snuciro, @ralilien
2S. 9pril Iic 9luna6mc Ser BON
Ocu oiplomatiihen &eriretern 9raii.
liens. 9lrgcutinieu's lmO G6ile's an-
geboteucu @ermittIung 3miiAeu oen
Gcr Staaieu mo llerifo Bat bier
ciuen alBeroroentlid glteu @iuoutd
oemaGt.
Cie 3eihu9cn ser Souptlia0t 9iio
Sc &oueiro Der0ffeuiIidten 9lrtitel
in oeaen Ser quito @iae, Ser ans Ser
0oltpng Ger 9lcgierng in g9oi6ing-
ton un3mci0cutig 6erDorge6e, in oen
b0dneu Gonen gelo6t miro % gaij"
crfldrt oa5 bon Sen Ser. Staateu ge-
ge6euc 9eiipiel fiir cine greif6are
@rlnolage ser aroBartigcn Submits
bofimmg oui &eltirieOen.
@il1on'S Can't
9ucnoS 9(Dres, 2S. 9lpril.-
Ter orgeutiniiden 9lcaiermg itattete
qeiieru Ser SefretGr Der omerifani-
i6cn @eiauotitboit @eorac g. 2oril.
larO I'M g3ancn Oes @rGiocnien g3il-
iou sen Cant Der gSoi6ingtoner 9ie-
gerpug fir glrgentinicns glltc
Gicuite in Der acknowledgement Ser
mittlng 5piiheu oen Der Stoatcn
un9 N1erifo a6. Gie 9e1iermgeu
bon 8olioia imo g3icaragua 6obeu
i6re @iaigmg Der uorgeblagcuen
S6li6hng ser 5treitirngen oii
irieoli6em @egc flnogege6eu.
&iilfc i'm @ercitfdaft t.
2on0on, 2S. glpril. Ole bril-
tii6c @egierung erp00t ole nloglidle
9|ot6menoiateit ser &eriidrIlm9 Scr
6ritiiben Secuabt IN meritaniiAen
@emdiicrn jweds ge66rigcn S6nbea
ocS 2ebcns uno Gigent6umS britiibcr
llntert6ancl. IoH lit 6is6cr nod
n6tS 6eiies 6eidloiiea poroeL im0
i'm Sinblid aui oic lebten 9iadriG.
ten ans @lerifo 6oiit man be1oro.
li6erieits. OaB ole 9l6ieuOung meiie-
rcr aricaSi4iiie oort6n ii6 criibri-
ger pcroe.
@euGB oen oer 9icoierlmg gepor-
ocneu Sniormationen lit sic imnlit
tcl6are @cia6r, sic 6riti6cn Inter
t6oncn in Merifo oro6tc. in Ser
Souptio6e porii6cr, iollte 0ieie @e
ia6r abcr micoer oIitandcn 10 miro
man i6r iofort our6 ql6orOning &c.
niigcnoer griegSidiiic oorbaiacn. I'M
6ritiide Staotsangc50ri9e rmo i6r
Gigent5um 5ii ibiiBen
&ein &rieg no 6 9lofa0e
2on0on %. glpril. Ser
aucrifaniI6e @otidoiter g9altcr S.
&age bat aeitern init 9e5ug ani Pm
fruaen aus 6ritii6en 9}6eoerfreiien
ocn 6ritii9cn Stoat9iefretdr oes9lcu-
Bern Cir @owaro 0jreD bic 9lusfunit
ert6eilt, OaB weOer arieg nod cine
9lofnoe in M}erifo beite6e imO ooB
nad merifaniiben 6dicn UeriAiiite
@oarcn lmge6inoert cingeiii6rt mer-
oen oiirien, iopeit sic Scr 5taaten
III @ctradt fdmcn. Gr fiigte aaer-
oingS 6in5u Dab fir Ocn SAL, oaB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29

l9v 'rua0ai ~ .9eaiiafn carrtIpoH0ral-'
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-26

township, two Justices of the Peace for each township, one Coroner, one Cotton Weigher, for Road Tax, against Road Tax, for License, against License, for Sale of Native Wine, against Sale of Native Wine, for Act No. 1, against Act No. l, (Child Lab or); For Act No. ?, (Bank Guaranty Against Act No. 2; For Act No. 3, (Publicity); Against Act No. 8; For Act No. 4.( Mining Board); Against Act No. 1; For Amendment No. IA; Against Amendment No. IA; For Amendment No. 15; Against Amend ment No. 15; For Amendment No. 16; Against Amendment No. 16.
 Said election will be held by the judges in the several townships, to- wit:
 Alabama township.
 Albany wnship-Laneburg box.
 Albany township-Sutton box.
 Caney township-Rosston box.
 Caney township-Cale box.
 Boughton township-Boughton.
 Emmet townshop-Emmet.
 Georgia township-Rock Mound.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-26

Georgia township-Caney box. Jackson township. Leake township. Missouri township-Prescott box No. 1.
 Missouri township-Prescott box No. 2.
 Parker township-Bodcaw Parker township-Union Redland township-Wire Road. Zealand township - l. k d Springs.
 Taylor town ship Willisvile, Taylor township-Delta. Union township-Bluff City. Union township-Theo. Given under my hand this the 17th day of August, 1914.
 D. l.. DILLARD. Sheriff and Collector of Nevada County, Arkansas.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-26
GOVERNMENT TO SUPPLY
 NEEDED CURRENCY TO MOVE
 COTTON AND OTHER CROPS

Washington, D. C., Aug. 25.-As- sured that all of the currency neces- sary to finance the cotton and other staple crops would be furnished by the national banks on warehouse cer- tifieates, the committee of IS repre- senting planters, dealers, manufac- turers and bankers and government officials began tonight working out a plan for the actual bringing of this money into circulation.
 Steps for providing safe and ade- quate warehouse facilities throughout the principal centers are already un- der way and the leaders are confident that within few weeks the emer- gency created by the war in Europe will have been met The committee was appointed after the conference and to cooperate with it Secretary McAdoo appointed W. G. Harding of the federal reserve and C. c. Brand, chief of the office of markets and rural organizations.
 In an address to the conference Secretary McAdoo emphatically con- demned valorization schemes and warned against the danger of inflated currency and declared that the in- tegrity and influential structure of the United States depend on the national banks. MT. McAdoo again pointed out the necessity of banks desiring to ob- tain emergency currency to join the National Currency Association.
 ''I stated here yesterday" he add ed, "that it is my purpose to accept from the banks of those currency as- sociations notes and secured cotton warehouse receipts properly certified and issued by responsible warehouse men or warehouse companies. I do not say that those warehouses shall be built of brick, stone, steel or any thing else or that they must be bonded warehouses. All I ask is that the warehouses be of such character to protect cotton from deterioration or destruction with adequate insurance against fire and backed by responsible agencies so that when warehouse re- ceipts are issued they represent some thing actually in storage, something that can be had on presentation of the receipts. That means that the na- tional banks can borrow to the extent of 80 per cent of their unimpaired cap ital and surplus on notes secured by warehouse receipts for staple products not alone cotton, and which I think it is safe to lend on"
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-26
WILL ASK LEGISLATURE TO
 PASS MINIMUM WAGE LAW
Investigation Shows that FOrty-One Laundries Pay Minimum Wage of Six Dollars Per Week, and
 Some Pay Less.

Little Rock, Aug. 26.-The State Federation of Labor will ask the next Legislature to pass a minimum wage law for women employed in industrial pursuits Similar laws are now in force in twenty-five states of the union
 An investigation that is being con- ducted now by the State Bureau of Labor shows that there are forty-o one laundries in the state that pay min imum of $6 per week. There are some that pay less, and the Bureau is en- deavoring by mutual understanding to establish that figure as the minimum wage for the state.
 The proposed law that has been ten tatively drawn by the Legislative com mittee of the Federation provides that mo female shall be employed in any manufacturing mechanical or mercan- tile establishment, laundry, hotel or restaurant, or telegraph or telephone establishment or office, or by any ex- press or transportation company in this state more than nine hours in any one day or more than six days or 54 hours in any one week." It is also provided that no female under IS years of age shall be required to be- gin work before ' a. m. or to work after p. m.
 
 It is provided that the minimum wage for minors under Is shall be one dollar per day; for adult learners or apprentices, $1 10 per day; for exper- fenced adults $1.25.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-26
Jack Johnson, Jr., has this week s Country Gentleman for sale.
Infection and Insect Bites Dangerous

Mosquitoes, flies and other insects which breed quickly in garbage pails, ponds of stagnant water, barns, musty places, etc., are carriers of disease. Every time they bite you, they inject poison into your system from which some dread disease may result. Get a bottle of Sloan's Liniment It is antiseptic and few drops will neu- tralize the infection, caused by insect bites or rusty nails. Sloans Lini- ment disinfects Cuts, Bruises and Sores. You cannot afford to be with out it in your home. Money back if not satisfied. Only 25c. at your Druggist.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-26
ASSESSES WATER co. siO0''''

Little Rock, Aug. 26.-lne ',s n Tax Commission has assessed " v" 2, lena Water Co.,, of which k. N !. ter is president, Sl00,0OO. ln's : advance of S5,OOO over last yea sessment.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-26
Monday, September If. 1914.

for the purpose of electiag: One Gov ernor; one Secretary O State; one State Auditor; one Stat Treasurer; one Attorney General; c-e Commits sioner of State Lands; one Commiss
 toner of Mines, Manufactures and Ag- riculture; one Superintendent of Pub lie Instruction; one Associate Justice of Supreme Court: 3 Railroad Com missioners, one Judge, 8th Judicial Circuit; one Prosecuting Attorney, 8th Judicial Circuit, one State Senator, goth senatorial district; one Represen- tative, one County Judge, one Sheriff, one Circuit Clerk, one County Clerk, one Treasurer, one Assessor, one Sur veyor, one Road Overseer for each
 township, one Constable for each
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-26

Get rid of the grouch. LIv-VER- LAX makes the sun shine brighter. Hesterly Drug Store will tell you about LIV-VER-LAX. Adyt.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-26

The Country Gentleman IS oas , by Jack Johnson, Jr, phohs he will bring you one. ->.7
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-26
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

. By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and Laws of the State of Arkansas, 1 hereby pro- claim and make known that an eiec- tion will be held in Nevada County, this state. on
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-26

Don't endure the needless pra, pprsvsl { torment of rheumatism, age NJ as it is by the hot weather. says: suffered the aches and pam, p,l matism, swollen feet, irTeg3aK rl3sy Kd full bladder action, but fois' Foa Pills fixed me up quickly are the best.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-26

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-05
COURT NEWS
Deeds Filled.

Deeds FILED.
l.. p. Carr and wife and l.. j..
Carr and wife to the county court OF
Marion county. right of way for
road through lands in Paw Paw dis
trict; consideration $500.
Lucia G. snidcr and husband to
Fairmont and Pittsburgh Railroad
Company, a parcel of-land on Flat
Run, Warrington distric; consider
alton. 81 aud up. 81" n a
cyrena Wychoff to Fairmont ana
pittsburgh Railroad Company, a par
eel or land on Flat Run. Warrington
district; consideration $l.00 and up.
Jacob Cunningham to Fairmont
and Pittsburgh Railroad Company, 4
parcel OF land on the waters of Flat
Run, Warrington district: consider
alton 81 and up.
VIM. Il. Cunningham and wife to
Fairmont and Pittsburgh Railroad
Company, a parcel Of land located on
the waters Of Flat Run. Warrington
district; consideration 81 aud up.
,RosaEna Snyder to Fairmont aud
Pittsburgh Railroad Company. a par
Gel of land in Warrington district:
consideration 81 and up.
Ncttic Reed and husband to- 2Jcs-
sic Hall, two parcels Of land in Wiz
field district; consideration 81 and
up.
Jessie Hall and husband to Ncttia
Reed, two parcels OF land in Win
field district; consideration 81 and up.
Marriage Licenses.
Glenn y. Swisher and Lucinda
lGraw,, both of Enterprise.
Otis Michael and Pearl Eddy, both
Of Hagans.