davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23
S9p 9serioner blep brebt % trs

Epp @crioner blep brrbt % trs:
5ooret / en- &alnp pua Yilto?er !;
@toten 0flabomas Strafanltalt i
McMlelter, Gfla., Sen 19oe sssan
Gre Strafionger, ser par bepgbrct
n1e6 @iitoler, forIagte at nnopigs.
Sssngen al 6a119erne lnoIop. grt Ut
Sc 6rpbte &erloner bar Sobn vt
9bon1os al Mulfogee, fo1bena'rre'l~
be Gon11ner 6orenebe Staters 81
itriftsret og / lin 2i6 aongre5'na''o
fra ssS(linois. @on blep ffl16t al CIT
al ssongerne. Sc eprige orebte er
$. $. Dooer, 5l1perintenae,1t for
@ertillonafoelingen; Natrict Dates
oslilterenoe sSn11qielsforltan6er; s.
6. @o6frep, iyongebogter; China
s}eeo, Ser bar to MarS ;Straf for
Epperi;; Tpm Cane, &aulS &alleD,
ser por fem Mars t5traf for 6allf-
merit, og CHARLES @oo1,t5" Gomancbe
County, Scr par / fire Mars 9traf
for Drnb.
&c jaare6e er Clutter sSobn Mar-
tim, sSongepogter s. 8. @ooo % Sc
lefonoperatbr Marp Softer.
sQfptteriet fan6t ste0 peb Gag
rprfets Slut og onfertes al &ee6,
Zane og @oonts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23

Sper $1,000 Aeres 9lgerhrn9S=
lanh blep oeu 16oe San. cabinet tor
9ettling Garion &ationollfop ef-
ter slnteialing al sSSnorc1ni1,nter
2one.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23

Gn Sanit Spmano peo 9tapn Ee-
ter Muloerl1al1n 0er pur Is slar
gl., CT afaaoet pcn 9poen af &ater=
lot ON 8oro poa set merifm1lfc
DolnpIfib v9fafalpeli" ,,tber Git
bets Mcjle fra 6e sSore'eoc 5totcr
til 9fp '5po Wales.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23
Morees sSnltitsbepartemeut bor

9'oraes sSnititsbepartemeut bor
itaofnltet @etSbeill,tringen ON u.s.
leoerilq til sSranfrig af sseroinon6
&innep Carte oa MiiS CHARLOTTE
9erman, a11flagct for at bape bort
fgrt Garles tire s(ar gamle sem fra
en- franif sfole. garle bil blipe ie1t6t
til 5ranfrig inoen fire Tiger. Miiz
8erlnan bil blipe bolot tilbage til
ben0es Mooer onfou11ner oertil.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23
Rlat1nt Eau1s,1,wnn.

8latt1f 4dtt0H1ttBttn.
Maifinmelter Sobau Tusb, ont
folnulelr neD Oulltperel uOflabo=
mo's" lll0erga1tg a1Hrueo 9teip
Dorf. slfopoe our ira slarbus. San
eftcrla0er Jig 8olpnme, y. s,
Gnfc pa tre Born. luNoro!.
Gm Sanif Spmamo peb 9tapn He-
ter Ml.loerlltalm ser oar Is gur
gl., CT aiaaoet pco 9poen al &ater=
int ON 8orO paa oct ameritanlfc
u!V.afalpeli" mt0er Git
bets Mcj]e fra &c 1Sore'woc 5toter
til 9fu 'Sp0 @ales.
1Sra Gbr. ,Seniem, YpmIrct, Gbar-
les County, M0., bur pi mo0taget
@ren nleo SpforDriug pnl at pplDle
2o,,osn,unb OIL at @linast er gobt
pg be6ogeliaere ello roget anoet=
1tcbS lpo, upr0 eller pelt, n1eu tyolt
lrbct Nenge fan life fjp6e 2u,lo
Ser. SSar man ocrintph c1l lille So
pitol fan mon 0jpre Oct Noot
Marnlono iom 2anohruacr.
y. s. Mpusagcr er bleuet ultlat
lon1 miolertibig u@cneral Oa1anger"
for Npeu Sc @ranoe, Oregon, ioal1
nDlig bar inof9rt &ommt5lton5 ltpre.
&on ct liffert Sen ereltc 9for0n1ano
/ 9anoet, io1n CT Suoebaper al Ell
jaabon sitting og oen ellcltc (@en.
Manager" ior en- @p l'eltcnfor &lip=
pebjergene. &on1miSiionsltpret piler
fla nleoct tilfrebs1tille11oc / Sc
@ru,10e.
0aaHe Salfebanie i Mmerifa,.- S
oe pffentlige 5fp4er L. oett e - saeano,
iprltg i 9stqelfoler',e, lpaer ntan al
er1tatte @nn1na@tifen nlco ;yolfe=
1a1l|e. "a ,nm life bar egne 0ultle,
,11aa man ia1ofpre fremmeoe. Nn1e=
rtfaneruc bnr oerfor oglou flere
@ongc lt,,beret oanife ,5olfeoanle
sSor 1ii0cn er 9 u,11erifalr|fc 9nrer=
i1tber, Miis 8. No'nler, ASclu1., ng
Mi1s s.. s. Slice, 0etroit, Mtcb.,
i @ig6enbaDl1., bbor Sc Itubcrer oa,t=
ife fsSolfeoonle bos vUoreninaen til
syolfchan|eus Jrenn1te"
Gn cauif 9ame al fornen Talni
lie, .Srpfen Ealnnpra IreIcboap,
blep peh int Mnfon11t til 9te,p gori
forrige llge' 1tgetet at gaa ilu1to al
ssSsll6po1oriM smWt6igbeber11e eg bal
ii6ev ,nrret tilbagebolot paa gllis
eSslanb. sSfslgc set 6erturc,tbe Don't
Ife @pn|ulat far 6e,r oa111fe Mi1li=
lter /. &idbe,,bap11 l1u toact Jig al
be1lhes Sag.
Snn fon1 ira >sa,naico, % ben.
be5 Sptreoen pao Onerrejleu oaftt
Mistn1fe ONT, at blu life pnr rtgti9
/ 6opeoet. ,Srf. Srelcbolr er i'll
@jenlaalo befjeltot FONT en- lto1
&,'nitiamirr.
Nfr, pa Mrs, 9eiels g. Mnberlcn,
fon1 Dor pno Weugnolio Sill, 5eattle
feireoc s. 3. San. tit @ulobrpll1p
@aibin9ton Soil, 14tb Mpe. % 6il
st Smfring 200 al Meolenmernt
/ ,Donif Brooerimnful1o, 2pge 9ep
20 af lbi1fen sOir. Mnoerlot CT
Me6lenr, oeltoa meo fine 1San1iliel
/ 8mlfetten. 9ggteporrets Datter
Mrs. Sbin sSpbnlpn fra Gnl,mclum
@alb., og ben0es iefs gprn por til
ltebe beo Soften. Ialer bol0teS al
Mr. s. S. Geteripu % Dfr. 8. g.
Nie!Ien, Goerprnlioent al Danll
8rn6erlantfl,no / Mnerifa. @a1lb.
bruoeparret fif to fo1tbare 2Gneltolf
/ @ape oa fine Momlterbufetter. ST.
ter @anfetten baniebe man. Mr. pq
@rs. slnoerien blep gift Marbus
Gann1urf for so 9lor liben, %
Seattle bor De boet Sc 1io1te t3
Mar.
2pbsfalo. Sra $. g. SC. @ammel
I slllltin, Geras, Far ri mo6tage1
lt1tberretni'tg om at Gbarles Dor.
bant er afgaapt peo Dpoel1 oper SO
Mar gan1ntel.
slfbgoe por fgot @a6erilep, pQ
bar geteran fra arigen / 1864, 90
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23
Sar 9prfiet: 'friistrife ,5enFeter?

..sk's.< f~JS~'<~ - w. f~Ss- $gSssIsS1SS~' =
| sGrrlig / isranfrig 1rrrer u1un'
|n1eget itnrf Jrpgt ,fpr Sprfiets
@e,1Iigtcr nteo fine Jlaaoerl1ltninger,
| iorn 1taor / @iisfprbol6 til 2anoets
il1,lpffeltge iSinonsiorbol0. Stprfe
6inansgrupper opfororer Sen el1=
gelite pg fra,1lfe &egierilg til at
binore en- mlltg 1ry gref=t =tDrfi|f
|&rig peo at ita1lbie Eilaa,tgen al
|&enge til Eprfiet.
SRA tprfilf. SIDE lGa9es Ser life
5fjul paa, at @e1ligten mes Jlaa-
6erl1itl1i,t9erne er @jenerDperbelien
laf be eanilfe Der.
1ylaaoebpenine ! 1913. $79794S,=
1900 blep br1t9t til sSlaa0ebpg,1ine al
0eroens 5lao6en1agter flor. 6or=
e11eoc ,Stater fpnrn1er iom 9to. 2
n,eb $14O,S00,643. 5torbritannie11
brugte $235,713,4S9. Gpiflono nor
liffe langt eiter oe sSorene0e @ta.
ter. 4finoit brugte sSopon = $48>=
l105,15 Stnrbritnnl1ien er fren16e=
! les be11 ltprlte 5plnagt n1e6 2,591,-
1921 i Coinage, oeri meoregnet
Sfibe, ser MT er unoer 8pgning.
3Dlfanno fon1n1er n9]t neb en Gon=
mage al 1928, POS; 6erna1t Bore1te=
|oe Stater 1ne0 92t,S44 Sons,
Trdnfrig .S76,155 og ssapan 702,-
O99.
| 9en ipbafrifanife streife. sSern-
/ baneltrejfen cuote praftilf tolt Den
1Soe Ssol1, ioet ssSernhonefu,tftio-
nererl1e beIluttebe at gienoptagc
Mrbeibet ltrafs. @r11bporbeioeritrej=
fen peutes ogiaa itrafS enot. Man
regner, at Mobiliieringen oil foite
@egjeringen 81 ,25O,0oO og $2,=
100000.
Gelnobilileringsorore er blepet
u6lenot Nretoria. Srorcn ginlber
| BOG life for Mar1o, 4retoria og 6ou=
rei1nitb Diltrifterne. Set betpber, at
10000 Ma11o frelnoeleS b!iper /
Soften.
&cgieril,aetl abr liffert Iejret /
&an1pen meo Jeoeratiou OF 1raoes.
is Salt 9fiper Sernba11ens gprfite-
Der uoenfor &upltaoen bar ollie gien=
optaget 9lrbei6et pg 5treifen CT er-
flaret c116t.
| S Sssobunnesbnrg fit man 5. 16.
San Fele &rentierminilter, General
8otbas sSernbaat1b, ioet 62 0feo=
lenmer at Gppografforeningen blep
Iarrelteret netop joni DC bap6e beb=
taget at gienoptage Mrbeioet. Sber-
trpbelie af Dprprsfopen bar 9lr,
jflager nlo0 bent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23
9e $500 merifanife soloater oe

Sc $500 ,nerifanife Soloater og
@ereroler, ion1 bleo iaget fra Sii=
noeo of @ebellerne, o1fom 5. 18.
os. Ell ]tprft lnebta1et GilItan6 til
ct 5teo nogle Mil fra Marfa og
ffl,lbe rej1e pi6ere meb 1oget til
Sort 8lils peo 81 Yaio. $ ire Gage
bop6e Sc maricberet en- 5tr9fnit1g
saf 67 Mil; oe par laleoe og no
b11ugreoe, % pil b!ipe bo1ot ionl
@rigsfanger peo Sort 8liis paa rbe-
Iten1t 9i0.
General Mercabo, ser bnr @l1er=
tns fornenrite Snriprer, felte lia
nbmpget, life olene paa @runb al
set Meberlag, bans Seer leo, oa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23

Eper $4,000 NfanS i NittSbnrab'
@o., lon bor gaoet noen Ar~
bejbe cit, TO og nrtil tre Maane<
ser, nil faa @eifinftiaelle / Ehts=
b,,rob-0ijtriftet, inOen ltgcn er n111=
me. Scr er inogipet @cltillineer paa
2eperiug al 125,0oo 1onS Staol.
9lt bet hegpnoer at lpsnc poa n1s'e
&onter frerugoar 0erof, at tets n'1e
,Sobrifer lnart nil prre 9rt1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23
Tnrhunn

@iseonjim's ny ~ mGrfelige Sit
termualslpp CT blenet erflGret
misunderstanding al Circuit Gonnier
,Sechmeiler / Mil1uaufee.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23

Set progressive %artis seoere !
8pnqrcslen boIat forleoen ct int
for,uelt MpSe, bpor rnan fo1lt oper-
cns ON, at 9sartiet itulbe itaa ole're
90 paa cg11e @en peo &ongreSnai=
ue1e / 9tppcmher.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23
speiatiitfynerellz. H!ebel isurn,,lIe.

Tra 3iirieb ''leooele nt zen i
sonnrcr aihsS g asiala 5: Il, isrsr
ssfttg1aait
,5nejts n1 er ppajllrt til $4,000
Marf eller tire Ydl1ae loa n1eset
iu1n uSorluarts" bauoe paaitaaet.
at ba1 eiterloo Jig. 2a @ebel f1,n
bur betrl,ft lit &arei 11eo ct 2egat
poa 10000 Marf> bar ban o1tlaa
life boft mere enh sfl1apt 3 Yrocert
tilopcrs fpr cettc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23

.VtutYtu)Ilu4lttl.
&nloen ober BET fDbbeitiigt Gurppa
er ben Dprltc pan SO Mar.s Goa lnpt
Ioln i l1n6er @ Gabrenbeit er regi
.itreret Dingeaur % anbre 5te6er
] @aute aoire, og set bAiDer ftaoi9
D0rrp. S 8era1tlt oa Earn bar
Scrub lien rrret iiorltl,grret BIZ
SCI boIo Iont.I,e nsff1i ., n.ao
.sn .ssna hpb eteo
}pa,lfe aarobn1ierer hpnes 1ar
Sen ipanife @renie og cffterieges
mn al 9fg0ningSpartier. 5 Maorib
=fanot mon 1utber @11eeu pno @aoen
cit 500 api11oe og n1anae Berioner
er fon11net tilffa6e oct glotte Bsre.
&1,nbreber al &ulprantn1er paa Bel
giens @unaler og 9lober ligaer faif
/ sSlen og @ulprilerne 1tiger ralft
800 Erammer ligger inoefrosne
IMnt1perpens @anu.
S 9lr6euurrne er ser / @rao
unoer 0. giI6ibil fo1nlner ira Sfp-
bea1e. 21 af bem bite Jig Sen lille
belgiife @p @bi11ps @aoer. Mangc
Mrbeioere er arbeioslpfe paa @r1t,lo
LAT Sen be0bolben0e Troit. Sra for
ifiellige 5teber 8elgien mel6es z
Dp6sfal6, bpilfet bringer Dp6sliiteu
Oenue l1ge op / 26,
Bet bnlearife Tolfeting (5obra11-
|ien) er blepet aabnet SEN 1. Sa1llar.
IDo &ongen og SEN fongelige SAINT
lie traaote i1r6 i @alel1 raabte Ell
iocialoennofrotilf 9eputeret: v9}eh
|1neo Monarfiet!", me6ens Meolem=
merne al Sc onbre Yartier og Eil=
bgrerne nobrgo / 6r,rroraqb. Soci-
al6emofrater1e iprloo oerpoo 60
len.
S Sen at @onge,1 oplelte Grol,,,
taIe beb6er set blo11ot an6et:
Otter at set bulgarife 6olf / 6ior
bapoe bilt Ger0en cit militer
aroftl1opiflina lont ol0rig tt6ligerc
let og be0 fine @oabeu bapbe be-
friet DC unoertrDfte s5olf, bleb 8no-
relanoet nolot for npe og ifrnffe-
lige Hrepelfer peo ct felleS slngreb
|af bets 5 9eaboltater. Deres Sgnner
moatte fjnmpe for oeres eget 2anos
@eborelie.
S 8mlgariel1S 9fabn bpier ieg nit
&obeo for Stsoet al Sem, Der falbt
for Te0re!on6et, % ien6er ieg Be
1rbetpingeltge 5tri0smrno min &il-
fen. Me6 aolbbIo6igbeb og Sa1tbeh
bar ssoIfet alle Hrppelier.
9llgarie,rs Iorbolo til 5tormog=
terne er goot, og &eaieri1lgen be-
ftrGber fig for at gidre Set enbnu
benifabeliaere. siSprbtnoelic1, neo
@un1p11ie,1 er blepe1 gier1optaaet
me6 famine gobe gilie paa begge
5ioer. Dgiua nteo gprfiet ct be1l
6iplomatilfe sSprbi,,oelie blepen glen.
optoget, meoens 111on er paa @ej til
at gienoprette Sen 1neb Serbien.
9rontalen ubtaler til gIutning
lin Gberbcbisnina ON, at set bull
garife Solf er falt beill1ttet paa at
geroprette fine arGfter beo peo-
barenoe freoeIigt grbei6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23

- sfrio eiter @rsoennmm.r
al bette @lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23

6ra Gbr. Senieu, YpnIret, Gbar-
les County, Mo., bar pi mo0taget
@rep n1eo SpforDri,1g ON at oplple
2o,,osn1u1lb OIL at @linast er gobt
pg bebogeliaere ello roget anoet=
1tebs ji}o, upro eller peit, n1en Tulf
,ebc1 Nenae fan life fip6e 2a'lo
Ser. S5ar man 0cri1lton cn lille So
pitol fan mon ajpre BET Noot /
Marnlou0 lom 2onohru9cr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23
&ulfauen Safnra=Si,na, ioln er

&nlfaucn Safnra=Sima, ionl er
/ ltbbrlt0 bnr boilet 135 Mar eller
| fra 1873. &ulfalleil er 1000 500
|bgi og liguer pau eu lille 8 8ng=
ten peo @agolbina. 2en par ct bej=
li9t Frl,gtbarte 'Steo nleo 25>0O0
Snbbp9oerc, 11e'ts Bpcr @ugolbt=
mo talte cn 10000 % er oo1filt fra
5ofl1ro pes ct Sl1nb, tre N}il brebt.
Ge fbr1tc 8eretl'inger OIL DC pltl=
fanlte ll6brll0 par betpoelig pper=
0repne; 3,,linoer, ia Gituitnoer al
MenneIfcr pua1tpoes begrapne 1r1tber
oen n0itrdnnnel1be 2ana % Mife.
&aoli6eliae sgieooeleller lotte Sabet
til 800 Menlelfelip. Oct ct frDgte=
lig inf joni set er, og sSnbbWgr=
lie Ieper operult ben ltpritc 5frGf
!! for at npe, el1ooa mere e0eloggen0e
l1bbruo fan illotrGffe 11nariombel1t.
@nen aago}bin1a er retnlnet al ollie
lmota9en Sropperne, iont ltgger
@arn1ion ser. S @abnen liager flc=
re @riasifibe.
Get brrlte CT lioen ilt6trl,ffet
&ele gen Safura er 11at 6Gffet al
Mlfen % &agoIbin1a ligger / &ul=
ner. 3obet al Menncltelip bill efter
oette blipe betpoelig itgrre eno
opeltfor opgibet.
Ser neres o9iaa aln1inoeltg
8rpgt for, at Sc inotrufne 1Sorltpr-
relier pil peffe @nlfanerne Longer
moro pua Gen aiulbin til fornDet
&irtlo,nbe0. S bette Eilfnl0e me-
mes @perne Mtpa5afi og a1,namo>
to at fomme / iyare. Det er Mfe=
og sSsloregne1r fra Gulfaner1re, lom
er Defolfntngens Sfr9f. sSorbrDitel=
ierne oerirnoo CT laa olmi,loelige, at
ntan er blepe,1 pallt til 6el11. SIT
iene er besu6en ganife lape SSaRa1
og bDgget iaaleOeS, at Sc lite fol-
ser lamn1e1 beo SoroenS 8eppgelier
De pnlfan1fe abelpggelier / SD6en
er lite oe eneite 6jemlggelier, Sa=
pan for 1i6en li6er nnber. S Mor6,
Il Yrobinien @offaibo iigeS 10 Wil=
lioner Menneifer at bore paa fan-
ben af 6ungersnbo pda @rl1nb al
feilToeen Seit % 1iiteri Men
baaoe sSolf % Me9iering bebarer
tttiot l,11oer &ientibgelferne sen tal1-
!, ie SO, io111 er eienoon'nelie for So
panerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23
s}ofofien til 9llajfa. &ongnS

gafofiem til AlaIfa. &onsreS-
ntano gS. 8. 2a6ollette l)or 11pltg
i @a(bingto,1. 8. g., Ire1rl'at Sor=
forIoq ON, at Ser bepilges $780,
900 til Snofjpb % 9ran1port al
gafofien ira Iibet til sllalfa. 9e''
er ct n1eget npttia Dpr, og De 11to=
fgbte Eibetanere benptter baaoe oenS
Riso, N3eT cg sub Mr~ 2asSollette
trnr, at Sci, oelaa pil pi1e 1ig- af
ppre- 1teaet pprbii,1lo for 9efTof=
ningen / sllaifa.
!Sar Sc cit Jnbteat al $4,000
cnt Moret e!ler mere? S 1aa 6alo
mno Sc Sen lite 0farts el}er fpr
ubfplbe 6el1 iii Iou li6et popl1lgre
usSorm 1O40", bpor 1la1t opgipe1
fine 8ruttoinbfon1lter % forflarer
/ bpilfe 3ilfnl6e hisle 1llaattc pGre
fritagnc for sss,1bfolnltlfot. 9en11e
Speape, ser ifal fore1eageS "eol:
Iector Of sSnternal Repenne" I 9e:
res 0iltrift, u6f fproiees nnoer Go
Ser er en Ofulft poa fra $40 til
$1,000 for ltno1o0elle al at inSle11:
be Sp9ape11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23

2pbsfalo. Sra $. g. sc. @an.mel
t slltltirL Eeras, Far ri n1o6taget
ltaloerretning om at CHARLES Dor-
bant er afgaapt neo 0poe1 oper 50
Mar gan1n1el.
slfbgoe par fgbt / 6a6eriIeb, %
bar geteran fra arigcn / 1864, 90
ban tilbprte 8oe 8attalion. S De
ii6ite IA bar ban p9ret bli16 og
bans trofaite &nitrn, lout MI er 80
Mar, bar pleiet ban 11eo iterite
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-02-26
SILERS' PROBABLE DEFENSE
II Will Be Claimed That Will Sller
Shot Only TO Brighten.

Mountain Uome-It is probable that
the defense of VIII Siler and father.
Hayes Siler. who are in Jail here now
awaiting the action Of the grand jury.
charged with the killing OF Mrs. GIL
Siler Will be Involuntary manslaugh.
ter. Mrs. Siler was shot at her home
with a shotgun several weeks ago
when she came TO take up her hest.
deuce on the land OF which she was n
fouruinths owner. Z. NJ Horton. at
torney for the defense, also says that
selfdefense will also be one OF HIS
'roug points in the case. The defense
will attempt 10 show that VIII Siler
did not intend TO kill them he shot,
but only tried TO scare her away. They
viii also Try TO show that she threat
ened them the night she came TO the
place and that she had revolver with
which TO back up her threats.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-02-26
HELPING OUT THE GUARD
Officers viii Subscribe So 600 OF Their
Salary Toward Fund,

Little Rock -Of(icers OF the Arkan.
sas National Guard will subscribe
from their salaries approximately 49,
GOO for the maintenance OF the organ
ization until legislative appropriation
can be procured. This is the result
OF NEE ing OF the National Guard
Association.
Officers Of the association were elect
ed AT the meeting as follows; Maj.
Sam Crawford Fl Dorado. president:
Capt. A. McClaunch. Joneshoro first
vice prosisent: Capt. Thomas HoB-
tau. Little Rock. second vice presi-
dent. Mai. W. G. Bradford. assistant
adiutant general, secretary. Maj. w.
r Reichardt. Little Rock. treasurer:
executive committee. Adjutant Gener-
al Lloyd ENGLAND. Col. L. II. Ellis. Maj.
w H. Arlington and Gen, b. w.
Green.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-02-26
HENDERSON-BROW PLANS
Campaign Already Started 10 Raise a
Fund Of One Hundred Thousand.

Western newspaper tn.on News Service
Arkadelphia \ campaign Is already
we'll under We'll under Way TO raise a
fund ~ tleu.eae with which TO erect
new buildings for the Henderson.
Brown College. recently destroyed by
fire. The Board Of Trustees unani-
muusly decided to rebuild on the same
site special committee. consisting
OF W Z. Barkman. Rev. r u Scott
President George II. Crowell. John H.
Hinemon. Il. W. HUE. and r. h. Key.
was appointed To determine the char
acter and number OF buildings. and
procure plans and estimates OF the
cost. Subscriptions are being taken
BY W. p. Wilson. special secretary.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-02-26
WINNERS IN The
BIG STOCK SHOW
CONVENTION CITY WILL BE Sc
LECTEO BY TIE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE LATER.
Western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Little Rock. The selection of 4 con
vention city for the 1913 meeting q.
the Arkansas Stockgrowers' AssoCia
ton was not made by the executive
committee Of the association, but will
be announced at later date. Off-ers
OF the association and delegates IA
yored a postponement following the
spirited contest which arose when
delegates argued for both Pine Bluff
and Little Rock.
The winners in the stock judging
contest as announced by John c
Small. secretary, are:
Dutch Belted cattle Class First
bull. Jeff Davis" owned by W. J. Wal
drip, Maenus; first second and third
yearlings, w. J. Waldrip, Masnus.
Shorthorn Class-First, second and
third bulls, II. f Auten. Little Rock;
first second and third heifers, II. F
Auten, Little Rock
Holstein Class First male. II. +
Auten, Little Rock. first female. II. +.
Auten. Little Rock.
Swine. Poland china Class-First
male, John {. Taylor. Bryant, second
male. J !. Van Meter, Judsona.
Duroc-Jersev Glass First and sec
ond males X. VI. Peters y Sons, 0ko
Iona; third male, H. f. Auten, Little
Rock first female II. +. Auten. Little
Rock second female. Il. NJ. Peters \
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-02-26
HEALTH LAW IS
HELD MANDATORY
COUNTY JUDGES HAVE NO DIS
CRETtON IN ALLOWANCE OF
REGISTRAR FEES.
y -.tcrn Newspaper Union News Service

Nestcrn Newspaper Union News Service
Little ROck.-County judges have no
discretion in allowing fees prescribed
by the act creating the state Board of
Health, in the opinion of Attorney
General Moose. This will be of es-
pecial Importance to Crawford and Sc
bastian counties. whore the county
judges have refused to recognize the
authority OF the County Health Off
GERS
In an opinion delivered at the re-
quest of State Health Officer Morgan
smith, General Moose holds that the
act of 1913 authorizes the appoint
ment of local registrars and the pay
ment of their fees for making CERT
uficate of births and deaths, and for
wardng the lists to the state regis
trar. i see no reason why this sec
lion is not constitutional and valid"
says Gen. Moose
He holds that the law is in effect
IN Sharp county. or elsewhere. where
the question has arisen. whether the
county Judge has approved the appoint
ment of the county health officer or
not
Nor do | think the county Judge,
says he has the discretion to refuse
10 appoint a county officer arbitrarily
and without cause. II the county Judge
should refuse to approve an appoint
ment by the State Board of Health. he
should give a valid reason for il and
show that the appnntee was incompe-
tent or did not possess the character
and qualifications required in such an
officer. do not think that the coun-
" nudge would have the discretion to
disallow the fees O. the registrar who
had been regularly appointed under
the act and who has performed the
services pertaining to that office"
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-02-26
Bandits Stay Passengers.

Eellineham. Wash Three p2ssen
gers on a Great Northern passenger
train bound for Vancouver, b. e. 70
sisted three bandits and were shot
70 death Thomas b. Wadsworth. a
Canadian Pacific conductor of Van
couyer, +. C., II. l.. Lee of Bremerton,
Wash. and NJ. r. McElhoes. a travel
ing salesman Of Vancouver. T. c, we're
killed. Nose of the passengers con
fronted by the bandits threw up their
hands but four men attempted TO re,
SYST Three of these were fe,led n
most instantly.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-02-26
VILLA EXECUTES
BRITISH SUBJECT
SUMMARY DEED BY REBEL GEN
ERAL MAY FORCE CRISIS IN
MEXICAN WAR.
MAY MEAN INTERVENTION
Cold-5looded and Heartless Assassna-
ton Most Bitterly Condemned
by Citizens Of El Paso
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Unon News Service.
Notwithstanding, summary eXecu-
ton of William :. Benton of Chihua-
hua, subject of Great britain, by
firing squad, upon order of Gen. villa,
at Juarez, has aroused a storm that
may bring about crisis in Mexican
affairs, and in some quarters It is
predicted that it may lead TO inter
vention.
Sir Cecil SprjngRi British ambas,
sador conferred with Secretary Bryan
about il; President Wilson and his
cabinet discussed it briefly and the
State Department ordered thorough
Investigation by consul representa-
tiVes on the border
Government officials say that for
the first time since the present revo-
luton began year ago the general
warning from the United states gov
eminent to Mexican factions to pro
teet foreigners went UNDECIDED. though
there is every evidence 10 show that
both the British ambassador aud the
State Department We're advised too
late of Benton's impending fate to in
tercede specifically for him The news
shocked officials who had come to be
heyed that General Villa fully realiz-
ed the position of the American gov
eminent in regard To the protection
Of foreigners in Mexico. particularly
in the north of that country.
FL Paso, TeX-A storm of indigna-
ton broke along the border when it
became known that William s Ben
holder in Mexico. had been executed
by rebels in Juarez after he had made
a protest to General Francisco Villa
about alleged depredations of the Con
stitutionalists. A mass meeting was
held and resolutions were adopted
censuring the State Department at
Washington for its alleged suppress
sion of the consular report of the Ben
ton case and calling on Congress to
demand from the Department Of State
a full record of alleged crimes and
outrages against foreigners in Mexico
The meeting came as the climax Of
day of excitement caused b. news
of the death of Benton
Mexico Ciy-The execution Of WI
liam Benton, a British subject. by the
Constituencies in Juarez, has re
vived the fear by government sup.
porters that the United States viii be
forced by Great Britain to take some
action that easily might become in.
tervention.
Since revolutionary conditions ac-
sumed serious proportions three years
ago, there have been killed in various
parts of the country about 80 Ameri-
cans, including participants on both
sides of the revolution. However
there are on record the deaths OF only
four Englshmen, including Benton