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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-16

WANTED-several good farms and
ranches In this locality for cash See
us at once. Him
Baker, Grayum a Anderson,
Snyder, Texas.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-16

See our new line Of wall paper.
Cost Of paperlng room $50.
A. =. MORRIS
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-16
FERGUSON GOES TO
MEET PRESIDENT

Temple, Texas, Oct. l2-Demo-
cratic Gubernatorial Nominee Fer
guson Ia on his way to Washington
where he will confer with President
Wilson and Postmaster General Bur
Lesson.
The latter arranged the meeting.
Coco d. Armistead. postmaster at
San Antonio, accompanied Ferguson.
Ferguson said he had no special
matters to discuss with the President
but wished to pay him mis- respects
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-16

See Us Tor seed wheat and rye.
C. Nation a Son.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-16

Electric Light Bulbs Just received
at Grayum Drug Co,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-10-16

Signal and Dallas News, 11.75,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

Ghefrau Don Woth. Siercet, Berg.
MANN, 5u Hiimellneen luohubait; aa'
thnrina @raul, alt - Sabre, Wittpe
Don 5. 9. Ginger, 5eitlebels Sob.
gerber ia: Maria 9l,tnu llniin. ali
SO Sabre, &rdnfenifmeiter; RoIunb
Suniinqer, alt 212 Sabre.-13. go.
3arb Seiei, aft Is Sabre, ebelos,
aus Gid; Barbara Sdmit, alt IS
Sabre, gbefrol pom Did. @erer,
Soglobner; Nnna adtburillo Sole.
pbine aoeiiier, alt 90 Sabre, @ittwc
pom Sobann 6rort5 alein, 3citlebens
Webgermeiiter. = a.: @eor9 Soul
iianiere. alt II Sabre, Su9lobuer.-
Is: Soieph @eber. alt % Sabre
Shieferoeder. ebelos. ais Gid q. D
Nl5.; Mnno Wargaretbo llluelin9, ali
II Sabre, ebeirau BON anrl Trieo'
rid Woper, aaufmann; Iran5 Nifo.
los Opener. alt 81 Sabre, aomis oel
Generals taatsanwaltIhoit; Worit
Nnua aroeber, alt , Wonute; Wnper'
Spnas, alt - Sabre, Snbuitrieac.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
Aus ben iibrieem Theilem,

Shtcrna d., 10. Siili.-8eitern
iturb bier, woblperiebeu nit oeu bel.
ligen Sterbeiaframenteu, Serr :. y.
@elter. Grofeiior an ItbenGlun III
Gborleroi, i'm Ilter bon 81 Suhren.
Wunnerid d., 10. Sill. - Der
pom Arbeiter Soiepb Silger am
Sorntaa 0urd, Mteiieritid, ihruer Der.
leste Shieieroeder Sciepb @eber
pom bier lit in Der &llnif 81 Current.
burg g%eItorben.
Sesperingen II, Is. Suli.-ltn.
meit ssentingen mnd)te Der 24iGhrige
Nif. ShIle aus Settenburg ieinenl
Sehen Elm @n0e.
Hebinseu, 16. Suli. - Hsnl
@obnbarls Der Sonoelsirau Glees
brah Selter ans, melhes Den 2abet
iannmt @aoren serilorte.
Steiniel, Is. Slili.-IaS bel
cinem bieligen Iderer b~eid)dfti9te
SienitmGbd)en Suianna &lomp iiel
in Der Sheune ans beoel,tenoer Sobe
ub unb muroe lebensgefabrlid) per.
lest.
Siociingen, If. Suli.-Ser
6I S~ettemburg mobnenoe Sotumotip.
bei5cr Wid,. alein gerietb bel ieiner
Mrbcit Smiid)eu 9otonlotiue mo Gent
Ger uno mitr0e lhmer. icood nitt lie.
bensaeidbrlid) perleBt.
@aiicrbiIliG If. Suli. -
8eim guoen III Der Woiel wlrOe Der
ca. ~33iGbrigc Shloiier Talentin Silt
bon einem SdlaganiaQ aetroiiell
mo land Den Soo burd) grtrinfen.
Hcisourf, #. SlIi. - @or-
geitern perihieo bier inn alter Don
SO Sabren SEER Sngcnieur Geo Sol-
oeliu9er bon bier. Nah 9eenoiaun9
ieiner Stuoien trat er nit % Sahrer
ais Sngeuieur IN Ole Siittennerfc Sc
@eu0cl IN Sapingen (9otbringen)
ell.
8reiwcloingcn, s. Suli.-
Seute mllrbe bier Der iltcite Wonll
u~tiercr Srtidait. mo picQeiht Scr
aau6cn Woiclgcgenb. inter GROCER
S%heilnahme Der Ginnohner beeroigt.
IS mar Der @inser Serr Yeter Ian.
iclb, Der I'M hoheu Nlter Don 95 Sah.
rem aeltorben mar. Gr peridieb trot
ieineS hobcu differs bel uollem Be
wuBtletn.
Nam b r II dr. fl. Suli. - llutcr
iibcrouS GROCER 9etheiligung iano
baS &eardbniB oeS Serrn Sdupo6t.
gen, Sebrer in ToSiheib. bier itatt.
Srintinaeu, Il. Suli.-GuS
bieicr Gage beinl Tiliideu pom Sir
iten ubacitiir5te SrGnlciu WoeS i'll
0en crlittenen @srlesulgeu erle9eu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
Sr6fterim Der Sctriibtcn ici)iitc
2~urembrrg!
Wpn Nic. @unner.

5Seitune uno 5umal ourh feline geparas
pbiide z q q { mur Gurembur9 intmcr
Der .3untupfel @uropa's" unO paber
aud Der SpieIball Der iid beieboenberl
WGdte, genau mie es lid ia ieBt
pieoer benefit. Sb Seutlhlano cs
b alten fam ober Die SeieBlm9 nur
uritbergebenb lit, miro 'ih
5eisen. gs lit ia chen bus nluremz
burgiihe @cihi d. tswunber"
baB Is icinc Sreibeit uno llnabs
bdngigfeit d iciner ctgcnen
@aifengcrunlt pber 1onitiger e. d.
ifer 9eitimmln9 uerbnntt, ious
bern III 9~eraoe5u uuffallcnoe I
&eiie Dem Shubc @ottes lino 5lmal
ieincr SnnbeSpatroniu Der liebcn
@ottcss uub 2nnbcsmu:s
ter, Der SrD it Der Be-
/ / ii b II.
llno bprtbiu, licbc 2uremburger,
ucrbeu iih III bicicu Sngcn pes
rullhen, bcr8loien arieSa9eihidcs, Die
Nugcn llnD Bitten aller ~ f
/ d. en- Suremburgcr ridten. Sibce
role mo S~o5ialiiteu mcrbcn Die I'm
abbdngi9fcit Surembur9's nid,t gu
0arantiercn lpinc1. lpeld)e ibrc Silnos
llnb Shapbtbuteu am tatboli i
den WlnIben mcGr g~eiGbrbct BADEN
ais lie abnen. SieIc lpcroen icBt
teincu Hatb umb feline 8 ii {
miiicn. Tuh ba3 idmnerlid)s idbt
gnbc ser 3id5ods Yolitit gpidcn
fam 6cutc nidt5 frIdten. @oS aber
mebr mirtlihe Siilfe brin9cl
fam uuo nlcbr ID h Ell : T D il
III ieocS ctte lurembllrger Ser5 eine
fl06t, bus lit pertrauenspollc3 @ebct
Sur III 4 CT tigltcn ntrtli d. II
Seihiieeriu pes lurembur9er Bottles,
SrDiteriH Der BE
triibtcu. gu bieier bin, liebc
2%onbSleute. empicblen mir Guh Cure
@ebetc 81 ridten. %on ihr, Der
lieben Sroiterin Der Setriibten. Der
Staots uub 2anocspatrpniu Surems
bur8'S, pirh. mus Die SiiIie tonIs
men. Su ibrcn SiiBen merben Die
~groBmduli8eu Liberation unb %io6iaIis
itilhen @crrdtber Der Srcibeit mn
llnubbdu9igfcit bcS @rpBber5ogtbum3
@lbbittc tbuu miiien uub bic gcbdiiigcu
&crfplecr hires SiIdofes nn b nc III
Iltare llmfcbr peripretcn. Damn nirb
6pffnung iein. baB Die pirtlihc
@eltmadt mcldc nllciu III 10 II II
bcrbarer 8eiie Sarb uno &olf
Suremburg'3 in Den @irruiheu Der
&riegSs nub SricoenS6eiten bcluubrt
bat. iid pcsielben luieber annebmen
miro. SuS III Die eiu6ige, be-
ad,tcnsncrthc &pfiuuug, luclhc benz
tcnbc urb b . b q d. tenb Suz
rcmblr9er bnben. Niht Welt
iunbcrn s. immcl ; mdttc a~eltalten
ooS @eid,id SlIrembur9's mo luer it'd
uidt our &C d ihtli6 crprpbs
item unb einSigcu mirtliten.
billisidbigcn Wddt, Der Srptcrin
Der y etriibteu pcnoct, bctuubet
bnput,. baB CT Gcrnoc III Der
cucrprpbe, III hcn fritis
heu Wpmcntcn Den aopi perlorcu
bat. Wnrin, bic SrOitcrin Der Scs
triibten, Entrunin bcs SanocS nno
Bottles, ihiiie &ngcmbnrs!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

remburs fam sr i'm Nlter bon 81 Sa6s
rem nah Dubuque ulb beirntbete baz
ielbit in 1853 Warsoretba aubr, Die
Dor iiinf Sabreu ltnrb. Scr Der
~itorbene mar Elm Witeiieo Der Ct.
Gatbarinenz @en.inoe unD es iiber>
leben i'm Die folsenaen ainoer: Setter,
Spbn uno Charles bon Ytoialem
Sopnibip; Senrp DOT Durango,
Sacob. Intou unb Srau Sranf Npel
o Dubuque, Srau Sobn Riler BON
Houte 6. Ous feierlihe S~egrdbuiB
ianb am %. Suli 81 ct. Gatborinen
inter GROCER Setbeilisuns itatt. Or
riibe IN SrieDenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

gurlfwaton. Soma. Den 2.
Nlsuit 't4.-@emGB elmer aabeIs
nepeihe aus Sonbon lit Die rcidse
neutide Mrmce beute, Sonntag Wors
gen. in %2urembur9 ein8e3o9en ino bat
Die Re~9ierungss @ebdube uno oas
Selepbonipitem beieBt. Sie'es be-
oeutet natiiriid). baR bic ppn ben
0ruRmGhten GmrDpa's a%arantirte
llnabbGusisteit hes 0,ruRber5ugtbumS
3ngemburs ihwer %gefabrbet lit. SaB
S%eutidlanp lif bieien Sdritt err
louben oiirite. lit lpobl Der SbatIade
Su5uihreiben Dog Der arie9 5ipiiden
Oeiterreihs llngarn unO Serbien. Io>
ipic 3piiden Scutihluno uno HuBs
lanb - nit lpubriheinlid)er Sbeils
nabme Srautreih's - Die Shnsberrs
Ihait Der eurppdiid]eu Wdfte iiber
9nremburg tbatiuhlid allfgebobcn
bat. 2urembur9 lit .uo9elfr6l" 9es
rorpen uno penn Seutidlunb nidt
g~ebanpelt, bate Srantrei1 Is pabrs
iheinIid beicet. ~ Ia .esN9
IS bari niht nllBer Nht eelaiitn
lperbeu. baB in Der 0auptitaot nie i'm
2anbe 9uremburs iebr cnae @erbins
oungcn = 3ilnlul geihditlihc, pers
ipanbtihuftlidlc unb religioss loSiase
- nit Seutihlanb III neuciter 3eit
ausetuiipft unb 9epilcgt morbeu lino,
lpelfe SeutidlanO, 5umal bas tatbos
hide. 6clbitpcritdnolit nidt oas
prote ItautiIh c YreuBcu) Den
Suremburgern chr pmpu>
gemaht baberL ais Sranfs
reid. ga nm Die liberalen uno
lp6ialiitiihcu @lemcnte in Der 6aupts
itnbt bel Den leptcn Woblen. purdl
.reiSenbe" &eBe Semonltrationeu Die
ErcISen bcraus9eiurbert baben. 10 hat
Sicies Die @clc9cnbcit nitt porilbcrs
9chen lunen, Dem "Wunlhc" Der
3ibcrulcn mo Sosialiiteu IN Surcm>
burg ACKNOWLEDGMENT. SAB Der
lurcmbllrgcr Sol SentId,lano nobcr
ltcbt ais Srnnfreidl. loBt iih lppbl
pcrltebcn unp bel DER boipcrigz ldhcre
lidcn .%crbriiotrunaS" : Splitit pcs
Staatsmiuiitcrs Gnid,cn nit Der
ranSni hsn Sreimaus
rcrci. ucldc ia Die piiisicllcn 8rciis
Srantreid,'s rcgiert, ipuren ale dus
ltdnniNcn, tntbpli dcn Surems
burger gc3m q II, lid BON Der
Chr ihuS Derpl genbe II
franS6iiihe Mid,tung nb5uz
menhen NM ipcnn bd5 truoitiontll
mnb biitoriid, fatboliid,e l%uremburgcr
Wolt geSpnngcn lpirb. 6lpiIden
cinem bns Sbri il \ Il NJ
pfii5icll pcro | 9 D II
Stdat mic Srontrcid) mo einem bod
nod poiitip hrilli d, { II
Staute unit tart or9nniiirtem q az
tboliSiSmu2l mic SeutidIanp.
Sn w1bleu 10 lie9t Die gntidciouna
iebr nabe.
Sclbitpcrit1ublid licbt fein Cit
remburecr gcrne Die llnnbbdugigfeit
bcs @roBber5ostbunlS in @ciabr ooer
pcrItpinbcn. Sopeit lit cS ia audi
nod, i'd t. @nbgilti9 luirN
Sariibcr mad ShluB Der NricSS@
mirren. Guropa's bel Der 3cihmruN
Oct neueu c%uropGiihcn Sunptmte
entihicocn perben. Surb leine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
6ro6beYogtbum.
Ans her Danptfaht.

Snrem b r q, II. SulI.-auS
9(ntmerpen miro unter'm 10. Silli &c.
lhrlebeh: Seute Itarb bier nnf ian.
gerer ardntbeit i'm llter BON 50 Sab.
rem Der ails @ils 9ebiirtige Serr ).
y. NitItfe, @brenproieiior an Der
bieiigen Snnbelsihule lopie ON bic.
iigen fouiglihen s%(tbenGum. Mit
lbn ldletoet einer Der belten, i'm Nua.
lanoe Dohrenoen Suremburger alls
Dem Sebeu. 20 Sabre lang lit er
Trdiioent 0es bieiigcn .Gercle oes
Surembollrgeois" gepeien. gr ielbit
bate perIonlih ule Gin5elbeiten lei.
mes 9egrdbniiies n%ngeoronet. Ser
Geritorbene, beiien @emablin cine
Shmciter oes Serrn araiis.aoenia
aus S%uremrhurg lit, beioB ouBer meb-
reren belgiiden Sroensausseitnull.
gen oas Sfii6ierfrel5 Der Gibenlallb.
frpne.
Ynsseihnnng. = Serr Ilire6 So.
malstp, W~uiiflebrer aus 9llrem6rrg,
melder III Berlin Die oortige glfabe.
nlle flir Mltiif mo 5tgleid oas
Stern'lhe aonierpatorilm nit beitenl
Grfolge belilhte, hot ou0a ous Yrdoi.
fat ciues auBergerpobnlid) tulentpol.
len ailnItlers ernorbcu.
8cridDtsmeien.-0urd groBb. BE.
ldlllB limo erllannt mprOen: SEER
@llbelm S%eioenbudL Si5e ErGiioent
oes gc5irtsgerid,ts 81 Suremburg.
5lrln Obergcridtsratb; Serr @eors
6ober. HId)ter an 9e5irfsaeriht 5u
luxembourg, gum Gi5e E~rdlioenten
beim irlben @eriht; Serr Gittor DC
Hpebe, Srieoersritter ju Merif,
5llm Hidter an SeSirfageriht III
Surenburg. SEER @rnit NeierB,
Hifter am 9c5irtsgerid)t i'll 9urem.
burg, sum llnteriildumgSrihter beinl
lelben @erid)t; Serr 6r. 8iltiIer, Nj.
tahe bel Ser GENERALIZATION Ser gu.
itiS, Si,m Hidter am 9esirfageriht Sll
Surembura; $50. Seinrih Sdintgen,
Nttadle bel Der GENERALIZATION Ser
Slliti5, Sum sSrieoeusrihter IN Gd,ter'
naf, mo Soiepb Shroeber. Hehts.
ampalt 5u S%uremburg, 5ilnl 6~rieoens'
ridter IN Re0inacn. Zen Serrcn 90.
mullb Serri9es mo 9tifolas 8erlten.
belize Sriebensrihtcr 5t Gid, a. B.
Nl5.. lit Der Hang eInes TIhters Der.
lleben morben.
Grtrnnfen.-Nm Sonntdg Worgen
mltrbe in Der Nlicttc bel Rollingcn
CMeridD Ole 2eihc 0es l~5iGDrigell
@GrtnerS :. i. Sirideio bon Nim-
pertsbera aligeiunoen. Saa Nnme.
len bon @irldeio mar Dor einigcrl
Mtonateu ilrr %critciacrmg 9elongt.
morotf bericlbe lid elm Nuil$ in Der
GrmelinoeritraBe au Simpcrtsber1
%anfauitc. SpGtcr iano CT 9cihGfti.
girna i'm Stohtpcrf 81 SoIcrid,. Seit
bier Snacn mar Siriheio pcridmm'
Den. lie Scid]e trllH mebrerc Der.
leeumacn. ioooB man an cinen llniol
gIuubt. Mon inuo bel Dem grtrumfe.
men nod cine @clhilmmc bon $50
Sronfen. Sn ieiner 9nhre trollern
cine Nittme nit imei ainoern.
Stnot Surcmbnra.
SterbcfGIle.-@om If. Suli
Mur9aretba Sralld, ult 4 Sabre,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

Ga GrpHc, @is.-Scr 6odltp'ite Sr.
9iid)of s. Sdpebdt unb Der bpdllu,
Serr @enernl zSifar Wiiar. u. S6.
&remer babcn iid om %. Suli in
southampton cingcihiift, mn Die
Seimreiie onSutrcten. Sic mcrben am
1. oocr 3. Gu9uit in Ga 9roiie err
pdrtet.
Saufpiae, WiS.--T. e. 9. Or
iheint in ndchiter Nummer:
Gentralia, Suma.-Sn Ser bieiiser
ct. Sobn's Stride ipurbeu an %,
Slli Sri. 2eonn 9. 9reitbah bon
Tcpita unb 9r. 9. s. 8asas 0 Sus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

SISelingen, If. Sili.-@e.
itern Hlberto ltarb bier ser Hentner
Serr Iatbias Sippert, i'm glter BON
Ga Sabren.
Gttclb ii #, II. Suli.-Seit
pier So9cn par Der ~43iGhrise Mrbei.
ter i. y. Sbeiien pom bier ipurlos
peridNpunbeu. 0erielbe mirbe aeitern,
in Der alsette oils 2eidae auiseiuwben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
Stnot S%urcmbnra.

SterbcfGlle.-@om If. Suli
Mar9aretba Srauld), ult 4 Sabre,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

buouc cbclidD getrart. Ser bottlp.
@oter 4. :. Sreitbad o Subuaue.
Elm Better Der 8rult. poll3og ole
Cravings Gcremonic. Sns iunge
Yaar pirS in No. zoos @eit II.
Str. Subuoue, Sa., gu 6auie ieiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

~ie eneliide @odenihrift
Az .Sobn gull" brtnst III
~ ibrer Eurmer bonn II. Silt
~ cine Interchangeable Mels
hung iiber bic 9rmoroung bes offers
rcifiiten 5broniolsers. Ganat
butre Die ierbiite He9ieruna in ibrer
3onooner @cianotihnft Dor etiua leds
Wonaten elm @ebeimburedu erridtet.
ruelfes Ieine Sbdti9teit ausld)lieblit
gesen Die 9onausT onarfie ridteIs.
Sn bieiem Bureau purbe Ser Bedding
aefaBt. Reuhelmprner 81 oinsen.
lpelfe scgen Den Hreis bon 3fpeis
tniiieno Ifunb Die grmorouns ocs
Grsbersogs 6run6 Seroiuano itbers
nebmen %ioIten. Ils Die ier6iifs @es
ianbtihait aus Dem 8eIeraue Wans
lions Sotel nuh Queens @ate iibers
iiebcIte. ruroen ole 9otumente,
pclde iid ouf Den 0~turopldn bc5oaen,
perbrannt. Inter hieien Sofuruenteu
mar eines Guberit blobitelenoen Gbae
rattcrs. peltes III balbperbranntein
3uitanoe in DEN Belts oes Serauss
gebcrs bcs .Sohu SuQ" ~9elnn9te.
Gas Sotumeut lautet in oeutiter
lleberiesuns:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

Sir Die poIiee glininicrrng
x bon i. j. luiro Die Summe BON
y 5rueitallieno Yiunb be5ahlt lpie
& fplst: Sauienb Yfunb bel Shrer
x Intunit in Sslsrab burdl Die
4 Suno bes Serru 8., uuo Der
* Reit. eintauienb Yfuno. beim
q Nbiflulie Der Nrbeit lpic oben.
Die Summe pon 5%ipetbnnnert
* Yfuno fiir Nusla9eu unb ge>
4 5ablrug pon Isenten II. |. 10,
y bcopr Sic bon bier abretIen.
X Sbre arrangements nitt -"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-17
SLAYERS
 FRAME UP ALIbI
Mexicans Who Shot Insane Soldier Will Plead Self Defense to Huerta.

Vera Cruz, May 16.-A federal major last night took two federal lieutenalts and four soldiers from Tejeria to Mexico City to make full report of the killing of Private Parks at Tembladoras.
 It is rumored that they will report that the federal outposts saw Parks riding a black horse and leading another, and that when Parks saw the outposts he reached for his pistol, whereupon they shot him.
 The horses, which were in box car on Thursday at Tembladeras, were sent up the road yesterday.
 Officers talking among themselves at Tembladoras decided upon this story as the one they would tell in Mexico City as plausible reason for killing Parks. .,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-17
UNVEIL MONUMENT
 TO NAVY'S FATHER
President and Members of Congress Join In Homage to COmOdOre
 Barry,

Washington, May 16.-1he moun- ment in Franklin park to Commodore John Barry, the father of the Amer ican navy, was unvealed this after noon by his great grandniece, Miss Elsie Mepburn, of Philadelphia i2 the presence of the president, the entire membership of both houses of congress and a vast concourse of peo- pie.
 Secretary of the Navy Daniels pre- sided over the ceremonies, which were preceded by a parade of army and navy forces and delegates from various Irish societies which had been active in obtaining the monu- ment to Commodore Barry.
 Following the ulveiling, President Wilson delivered brief address in tribute to the achievements of Com modore Barry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-17
PEACE DELEGATES
 MEET AT BANQUET
Good Feeling Prevails at Gathering of Mediators
 and Conferees.

Washington, May 16.-The dinner given by Senor Riano, the Spa alish ambassador in honor of the A B c medlators, and at which the Huerta and American representatives to tho peace conference were guests, over flowed with the milk of amlty and good feeling.
 Mrs. Rinao presided at the head of the table, and on her right were the South American mediators. To the right of the ambassador were the American representatives. The Mexi- can delegates were seated according to their rank. Three attaches from the Spanish and Mexican legations were also in attendance
 In speech of welcome, Ambassa- dor Rinao expressed the hope that the mediation conference would be successful.
 Frederwick w. Lehman made a happy talk in which he said the com mon meeting ground of the delegates would be through the spirit of Chris topher Columbus, Spaniard by birth and the discovered of America. Senor Rabasa responded to the toast of Ambassador Rinao and paid d warm tribute for the love Mexico held for it's mother land, Spain.
 The Mexican envoys will leave for New York at 3:30 tomorrow after noon. They have not decided what day they will depart for Niagara, though it is expected they will get away Tuesday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-17
Great Britain F X en d s Rights of Belligerency.
 U. s. Will Follow Suit.
WILL NOI MEDIATE
Impression Among Washington Oni- cials Is That Nothing Will Re- Suit From Conference, Unless
 iiueria Rccedes.

Washington, My 1G.- sign1- fiyan developments occG ,. in the Mexican crisis today:
 First, the state departn,, ut indicat cd that il will make no erms with IIuerta-in other words, no 'condi- tonal" retirement will be acceptable to the United States.
 Second, the state department said also that he action of the Briish admiral, Sir Christopher C. ldock, and his entire staff ia nakii s a formal call on the constitutional gcreral, Gonzales, may be regarded as a reccaniion by Great Britain of the bel rency of the constitutionalists A si1lilar step 5n the part of the Unlted States is expected in a few days.
 Third, the failure of Huerta to ex- plain the fate of Consul Silliman, Correspondent Doster and Private Parks, has brought about situation so acute that orders for the embarka- ton of more troops at Galveston for Xera Cruz are expected at any moment
 Fourth, the feeling io Washington is so strong today that the president is about to address a communication to congress on the subject. HuertM Loses Tuffam. The opinion of the administration is l that Huerta is in no position to dic- | tate terms to anybody. He must get l out, and in getting out must serve | his connection entirely with the ad-
 mnistraticn of MeXico's affairs. The | belief of the president and his most capable advisors is that Huerta Will hold on little longer, and that he has already made his arrangements to leave Mexico.
 l The loss of Tampico and of Tux 1 pam, the latter being creditated as reliable news today, makes it all the more useless, in the view of the ad-
 visors of the president, for Huerta to endeavor to temporize by suggesting terms to the United States.
 1t has been reported from Vera Cruz that Huerta is willing to retire provided the United tSates would promise him that Carran2a would not succeed him; that hA should be con- suited as to his St acessor and that he should be permitted to run for the presidency at the regular election in 1 June. It is denied here that such a suggestion has been made either to the nited States or to the mediators
 by any one qualified to speak for l Huerta In the light of the state
 ment the state department officials today it will be flatly refused if it is offered.
 Great Victory for Rebels. l The probable recognition by Great l Britain of the belligerency of the
 onstitutionalists is of great signifi-
 canoe. particularly in view of the fact that Great Britain was one of
 the foreign nations to recognize Huerta in the first instance.
 One authority on international law
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-17
Total ......S14 819
Big Vote POlled.

The contest yesterday was the most hteated school election held in Pine Bluff in many years and an unusual ly heavy vote was polled. This is the first time in years that more sought places ol the board than there were offices to be filled.
 The reelection of President Howell and Secretary Hanf of the school board is accepted as an endorsement of the work done by the members, and the fine majorities both received indicates that the election was devoid of the prohibition and other questions which it was thought would play an important part in the election.
 While it was i1timated by some that Mir. Denver was the Prohibition candidate and that that vote would go solid for him, the returns fail to bear out this prediction, it being pointed out that had he received the solid vote of the prohibitionists, he would have led the ticket. Mr Deaver made the statement some time ago that he was not prohibi- tion candidate, and that he only wanted the office because he felt that it was one in which he could be ot some service to the people. Mir. Hant and Mr. Howell both ran upon their past record as directors.
 The 7mill tax carried by large majorities in every ward.
 Re-elect Wilson and Franks.
 Tn district 24, Niven township, N H. Wilson was reelected by a ma jority and the 7-mill tax also carried
 In district 19, Vaugine township, c w. Franks, was reelected over three opponents. The 7-mill tax carried.
 Consolidation Fails.
 A heated contest was held at Faith where the residents of district 2S attempted to consolidate with District 1, which failed. The vote at Faith for consolidation was almost solid, but the voters in district won out against consolidation by small ma jority.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-17
CARPENTER STARTS
 TOWARD GALLONS
Birmingham Officers Come for Negro
 Who Killed White Man.

Walter l.. Metcalfe, chief deputy sheriff at Birmingham, Ala, and J. c. Htartfield, another official of that city. arrived here yesterday and last night departed with Willard Carpen- ter, the negro arrested Monday by the sheriff's department.
 The Birmingham officers were armed with requisition papers, Car penter having refused to return with out them. They positively identified the negro as the man wanter in Birmingham for the murder in last October of transfer man named Camp. MT. Metcalfe said Carpenter was regarded there as a desperate character. and he expressed surprise that the negro's capture was effected without trouble.
 Rewards aggregatfng $250 were of- fered for Carpenters arreste, the state offering $1O0, the city of Birm- ingham $50 and the widow of the murdered man $10O.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-17
WAGON FACTORY
 FOR PINE BLUFF
Company With $100,000 Capital and Employing
 75 May Locate Here.

According to Secretary E. B. Bloom of the Chamber of Commerce the prospects for securing a wagon fac tory for the city are bright. The president and general manager of the company have neen in the city for several days, Investigating conditions and securing Information regarding material and labor
 The factory Men have held several conferences with the trustees of the Chamber of Commerce and every reasonable indu uGement to bring the factory to Pine -ufr has been given the factory men. The firm repre- sented by the visitors is capitalized at about $100,000 and employs seven. ty-five skilled workmen.