The Springdale news., 1914-08-07
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Lieut. N j. Wiley, commandant at the University of Arkansas, has been relieved from that duty, and will report to his regiment in New York, August 31.
 Winslow will have new hotel. The Hotel Lewis, built by Harry Lewis. The building is to be erect ed of native stone and concrete blocks. It is to be completed before Dec. b.
 What the European nations need is a few less of the arch dukes, first lords, yiscounts, prime ministers, crown princes, etc, and one Wood row Wilson to help them out of the muddle
 Another postoffice in Washington County, has been moved The Wins low office has been moved to the Peerson X Began building north of
  postmaster, took charge August l.
 Farmers in the Texas Panhandle have begun storing wheat, on ac- count of the jump in price, caused by the Austria-Servia war. It is estimat- ed that the increase means $1,000,- 000 more to the farmers of that sec tion
 Mrs. Anna Woodland, residing at Huntsville was knocked down and fa- tally injured, recently when Fred and Will Allen, slightly drunk drove their horse at break neck speed through a crowd of women and child ren.
 Tn the midst of the big European muddle Woodrow Wilson is keeping the helm of the United States in a strictly neutral position, and several of the large diplomtic posts have been turned over to American repre- sentatives
 In five and ten mile race for autos held at Jonesboro recently, a Ford won both contests. Other ma chimes in the race were Hupmo. bile. Chalmers and Studebaker. Five mile race. time 3 minutes; 26 sec ond, ten mile race, time r minutes 
 The Mexican situation has almost entirely been lost sight of in the big European deluge, but Carranza. Villa and Garbojal, still continue to dilly daily among themselves They have been relegated to the back pages of the daily newspapers and that is some relief.
 Thomas Smith, coal miner has filed suit in Federal Court at Fort Smith for S220.000 damages, due to an accident sustained in Mine No. i. near Hartford, April IS, 1913. A roof various injuries to him. This is the greatest amount ever claimed in pers onal injury suit in Arkansas.
 New York bankers have sent out statements that there need be no fear of disastrous developments over the European crises. The position of the banks of the country, taken as u,hnIa a-a fupdamaptallv ctrppo The immediate cause for the disturbance is the enormous demand from Europe for American gold Last week. or just before the present crisis, some s50. .0a0, 900 was exported.
 President Wilson on Monday ap- pealed to the people of the United States to remain calm during the war in Europe He said that the United States owes it to mankind to help the rest of the world during the present crises. He also told visitors that the managers of the western railroads would be patriotic and that the proposed strike of the engineers and firemen for August 7th would be averted.
 Fayetteville officers have been been busy for the past several days gatherinng in liquor reported to have been sent to Fayetteville for boot logging purposes. The saloons at Fort Smith have been conducting close-o out sales the past month, and business has been reported unusual ly good up and down this part of the Frisco Of all the shipments that have been seized, none of the owners claimed their property. and they have been destroyed.
 The German Consul at St. Louis has issued call to the colors on Germans in Missouri, Arkansas, Ok