davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-02-18
No Joking Matte,

Y No Joking Matter.
''How much does lmpecune owe
you ?"
- cool thousand"
"Ah! Cool. but not collected. chr
Boston Transcript
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-02-18

Doing nothing IS a lesson in doing ~
German PrOverb
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-02-18

The Thirty-sixth General Assem-
bly, will take vacation from Feb. IS
to March "A lgss sssss:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-17
Ans MrrifO.

9ieiielloe. oie in @aIpeIton ein.
9etroffen iino. bebanpten, ooB oln
10. Wtar5 I'M Safet bon 8era Grlt5
anf Den a9enber" oes Sdlad)tidiffes
g0elapare" gefboHen iei.
Cine 9ln8abl g(merifdner III
Der merifoiiiihen Saaptitabt Gai
iinlere &egierltng eriu6t, ibr Srans-
eortntton nod 8era gru3 su peridoi-
fen.
Ger ihipebiide @eIanote in
0aibinaton bot unIernl Staatsoepar-
tentent eifien @eri6t Der ihtueoiihen
@elanotidaft in Der merifmtiihen
Sauptitoot Sngei6itft, in Dem aetneI.
het miro, 6oB Die 3uit1uoe bort nad)
Der 9eiesttng Der Staot ourd) Die 3d.
patiftas iid 1ii6t gebefiert batten.
Solooten 3apotiita's ieien IN oie
Sauier iftpeoiider Staatsongebori-
ger georlnteen uno bGften bort ge
pliinoert mnb ein S1pebe iei auf Ser
StraBe bon i9nen 6eraubt iuoroen.
Giner @fitteililng 8i(la's gu
6olge, Die in Gf @oio eingetroffen
iii, miro Der General norl1ufia in
Dtonterep blei6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-17

slas eDnDOn iuirb Offi5iea befauni
gelitastlt, Die engliId)en Sampfer o9lt=
Iautaa nno oSyingal" ieien Dpn bent
tdieit lInterieeboOten in Den OrnHS
gebgBzE5 eriterer On Der @elffiiIte
boH Eiaro, leeterer an Der Giiite pcn
guSfbsanberIamo.
Die SOtidaft III ggai6inaton ljat
cine Gepeidje aus Berlin emufanaett,
1IntD iueid)sr ber areuser ,Gresoen"
I'D tn unmittelbarer Na1e Ser d)i(e-
nildIem Snlel Saan 5ernnnSes, afio
IN nesstralen We,uGiiern, befan6, ais
cr uen ben ensliiAcn Gdiffen auae.
grifFea iuiiroe. Gle Ieriuunbeten Der
yeIaeans iunr6eu na6 bieier Wsit.
ieilaas and md sSitam ssernaubes
sebradJt nao bon ba erlt mad galpa.
raife sibtrfibff. gyie ans febferer
Gtabf aeusISst lvir6, bebaupfen b,e-
fe @eriunnbeteu iosar, baf Ser aren.
ser psr Nnfer Idg, ais tr anaesriffen
iuurbe. Mie bon grrlin aas Saraaf
anfmerffam setnaat fuirb, iuiirSe
oies Der sipeife Dslftrrtdjfswibriac
Mnariff ieinL ben I'D emaliidje Srieass
fdifft erlaubt 6atten. Der crite er.
fcfgte aaf ben S5hIfsfreassr ,,g8il-
IefHt btf GjrOEsa ais Il na6e Der
fbGiifdn aiifte bon @eif'gfrifa bor
MuFer Iag,
Ait9 aonitantinppel iuir6 genelSei,
bic feiablid)e 5iotte fade iuGhrenS
oer festsn siuti Gage mid)ts aetan,
iDas bpa SeOeutnns seiueiem iei. lie
ariessidiffe ilatten eiaentlid) MIR
Ttntoaitrationen beranitalfet. WerIn-
die Ii ben Gnspak Der Garbanellen
eiH5abringen, feien snriidaeidjfaaen.
Sn 9srlfantinobd lei alles rnfia nnS
bic geb6lfernng fimmere iid iuenis
Oaftlttt, iuas in ben 0drbnnellen bor-
geIle.
Gin faHabiidjer- 5ampfcr 9samens
,GorfieaaD fat, ais er bon 2iuerpocI
abfttfr, iuieoer eimmal bic amerifani-
gdle 6tnBse anfaesosem, mn ben Sent-
IdleH tamteriee6spfe sn eutgehen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-17
SnIanb.

9iiAter 8age bot entidlieoef
odB 8orrp Sbatp pieoer nad1 BEN
Srretlbans in Matteatpan 8ltriidGe=
hro6t iDeroen ion. Seine 9lnipaits
baben ieoofl bon einem anoerr1 Gifp
ter eillen Sa6eos Gorpus-sefe1l er-
lan9t, Der ieine 6ortidaffnug alls
Dem 8onbs=@eidngilis Dor SSreitaa
ltibt geItattet.
Gem neulib berlttlgIiidten 2uft-
i6iffer 9incoln 8eahep ioll I'M @oIg
ben @ote 8arf 5u Sun sranciseo
ein 8enfnal erridtet iperoen.
N1arinenliniiter 9aniels et-
Hart, unIere SIotte fei mic in einet
helieren 8erfaliltng nilb ME idhfoafer-
tiger gepeien, ais geraoe iebt.
@us Stem gorf miro oemeloet,
cin merifailiIber 9rieIter, Ser ans Der
Salptitoot ei,tflob, babe einen Goifer
ron Suipelen itno BoIoioden nitge-
bradt, bic oer Stride geborten ,inn
Die eiiten @ert bon $500, 900 batfsn.
Die IN ben Staaten Waibington,
Oregon, @poiitiiie, sSoabo itno Mus
ia tuobnerloen &iiien boben blird,
ben riiifiiden @enerolfoninI in gaeIo
gorf 9efebl erbalten, iid gum Seer
81 iieI1eil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-17
anrje lleberildt.

Sluei ensliidJe Sampfer iiaS
III 0ea 8rinb gebubrt.
sSft ben 0arSanellen tit nid)ts
Aiaytiges pailiert; in Sonitan-
ttaOpei lit alles rmbis.
aanaoiidJer 9ampfer benntt
auFere 1slasse.
llnlcre 9iegiernng DerSffeat-
Ijdlt Sie 6prreiponbens nit
GHglano nno SelttidJlano.
ttnIere 9iegicrnng iuiru
iuabrId)einIid, Gntidlabisins fir
ben n@in. q. ssrbe" -ilnb ga-
b2as beriansen.
Sin fdarfer 9sruteit umierer
&esierirng segen Gnslapos
beitiminnnsen eriunrtst.
arsnser ugresben" ioll in
nesstrnIcn eSeluaiiern anaearis.
feH fcin.
8tisiIiDcr &renser yglmetbpita
erieioet III ben Saroanellea
ldJlueren SdJaOen.
Der tiirfiidje @onnermenr uun
Gmbrna iuies Die Nnffurbcrnng
Der Gnslanoer sur lle6ersabc
al.
Die eeittidJe 0iesieruns ioll
bte 3erit6rnng bes o8illiam
g. srbe" burd) ben arenscr
s.Eitel 5rieoridj" nidJt billigem.
8eIsiide 3eititns iprid)t bon
&erbrrrlGem peiiinliitildJer gin-
fidrtcn 1T grglan6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-17
Die Sransoien nnb Der Siea Sin.
Senburats.

sSie 0as frar5oiii6e Self bon Iei.
ner Regierung uno bon Der BreIicI
ilber Die 8organge oaf Dem ariegseI
idauplabe eetaui1t miro, oofiir filso
Die taelihen misunderstanding Sc
meis, Die olntlihen iotpol lpie sic
nihtalntli6er. Ser oelltihe Gene
ralItnb bat iih snieoerbolt au idarfen
gerihtignnaer neranIaBt seIebeil.
nmo aud eimfidtige franaoiii6e 9fat-
ter baben Der &egierilna eorgeba'-
ten, oas fte Dem @olfe Die @a6rbett
.terbeimfihe iino Die 2aae giinItiger
oarltelle ols lie in 8irfliAfeit lei.
9iit Der letten elsrnpaiIden Geit
lino bier 9lns5iige aus franaoliiAcn
s5lattern eirtgetrofier. Die iiber Die
|'litnglten &an1pfe an ben WiainrildleI.
Seen berihten, oie nit Dem gl1r-
8enoen Siege &inoenburgs ibrea ab-
lAluB falloen. 9lls &in0ellburg nie
ftitd)ti9en Gniielt Dor iid bertrieb, lie
iiber Die @rel5e SltpreuBerlS geipor-
Ifall ibnen bereits 8ebntauienoe non
Gefangenell lmo piele @ei9iite abge=
tonlmen batte, neloete oas Gariler
Sournal oas auh bon anlerifaniid)erl
8lattern germ 5itiert miro, oie Cent
idben lpiden por Der ruIiiideil eSnpa-
ion 8nriicf
Ser 9Soriier Neatin oa6 Den
Niefoungef iiber bic &impfe on Scr
cltpreuBiihen @ren5e oie lteber.
ihrift u@ute 9tadri6ten" ulo MORT
li9 bieB es oalnl: oSinoenbnra bat
te beitltiidii9 cine 9roBe slrnlee IN
SItpreuBen angeianlnelt, aber sic
9hliien entoedten oieien 8etrug, uro
Die gerefte Strafe blieb llibt aus. z
Gas tat lie IN Der 8ot nid)t. Sin
0enburg muBte feinen beinltiidii6elp
9etrug nit Der Gorge Inn 100000
friegsgefanaene Rlliien uno ein paar
Sunoert erbelltete GeldiBe biiBea,
|1nlo ou6 oas oeutibe 8olf bat feline
Strafe erbalteu. es mus oieiea @es
fangenen5uipnhs fijttern.
0as g6o De 8ariS I9rieb: She
Guiier b6tten Die oununen Geut-
iden auf riiiiiibes @ebiet gelodt,
mo iie iie befier idlagen fonllten. sSn
oielen Gone eebt es tpeiter. gtidt
cine ein8iee 3eitlna giebt Sen siee
9inoenburas lnlo Die enorluen Ser
lutte Der gfiiiIen 3u. Sic iteaen Sic
Situation eiiifadl olif ben &opf, CT
Snblen ibrem 8nblifrm BON eiilerr
ruiiifden Sieg in einen @usenblide,
mo Die Mosfotpiter eiiie ibrer per-
nihtenoiten gsie6erIaeen erlitten bee|
ZEN.
60 iieB geapoIeon Ser Gritte uor
fiinfunobier5ig Sabren onrd) cine
feile 4reiIe sSronfreih befiigen, iln0
70 laBt Die repubrifdniIde @eeierlina
belife bur6 oiefelbe grefie oas frdr-
5oiiiebe golf belii9efl. Nod am ia.
ee naA Der Sdfadt bel Geoan afo
bereits 8erbanblnngei, tpegen Der
aapitulation Der MacMabon'iden
9lrmee eingeleitet iparen fobelte Die
Goriier asreIie bon eirlein gIorreiden
fran5oiiicben Sieg nno einer bernib
tenoen Nieoerlo9e ser 8eutiben. O.,
mails foIete oieien TGui1unsen err
frrdtbareS Grtpoden. ino beuer MIRO
oos gripaden nidt ipeniger fllrdt
bar fein. 1tno Damn perben oie
fran3oiiid,en @fahtbober, oie oelu
8nlfe 6ie @obrbeit borenthoIteu,
onseeipieIt boben. Ger Corn oes
ihper betro0enen @olfes miro tie
binipegfeaen.
SSnrrh S11 Ql3hsrR lSrnerf elfrufdlf,tieA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-17

N5+t9 NSulptuytpR @ntlp yt4hS+pC&f
nniere &egteritng iuer6e eimen naRer<
DrSentiidj ldDarfen 9rpteit in 8e6tq
anf bas &urgeben Gnglanbs geaeu
ben SanOelsberfebr mt Geltid)fnuo
Hadl spibon ienoen. @ian erflGrs iii
gsaibiagtpn, oaf Sieies &DrgeBeli
pbne Seiipiel baftebe.
gSie aits gSaibinstpn aea9loet
iuirb, Bat Der Bpllanbilde 8eianbte
nit nmieriit Gtaatsbepartement Ser
banblingem begpnnen, ,t,lt; feltsMltei-
len, iuas getan iuerben fDniite, mn.
Gnglanh Sit elmer glenoeritaa itn6
Wilberitms ieiner eben periffentlidJ-
ten geitimmnnsem besiistid) Dcs.
SoailSels Gerfe9rs nit. Semtidj=
lanS al neranlaiien. grdiis.
bent @ilipn fat es bprlGAfie abge=
lebnt, irsenb iueldje GeaRerangear
iifer bas @urgeben Gneinnos sat iaa..
fnaden.
slna &alparaiiD 0irb gemelsef,
bak 5un Der 8eiab1ns bes nntergc-
gaifsrnen Sentifen 8rensers ySres=
bcu1, obie bprtlJia se6rad)t leatr0e,
itsanseBn Mann bsrntiRt iuerSet.
@sie ans Berlin berid)tet utrb.
i)at Der 6ritiide Srcnser usemetfDt1
IN ben SarSaneiIen id)iueres Sdlaoem
erltttet, aitd) fOllem % Manm ieimer
SelabMng, Sffisiere nn6 ManmidJef-
ten, get6tet nnb biele peripambet ieim.
8ie nadltraslidj seraefbet ipiro,
llaben iidr Die Gniien itad) Ser Gd)iad)t
tpn NignftOipo iiber Ben 8pbs, bis
inter bic aanpnen bon grebap sns
riif5iehen miiiien.
aas 8ai6ingtsm iBirD aetnelbet,
nnTere 9iesiernag mcrSe bon 9entid)-
laab ,uabridjeinfid) Gntidabismns fir
Sas bon beia arenser yGitel syrieb,
ridr 5erit5rte Sd)iff y@illiam e.
SrDe3 nnb Oeifen Gabnng berIangem.
Siesbesiiglid)e Sor6ermngem iuiirben
seftelit iuerben, ipenm Bic ltnterIit.
dung beenSet iei. Die 8eb6roen wet.
ben aitdJ Sas 0eriidJt nnterindlen, Sai
elmer Der 6entid)en Mntroieu Ses
ssrtcg iuieSer ieinem @illen anf htn
! ,.Gitef ssrieSridj" sitriidsebalteu luirS
9lns glniferSam ipirS 9erneloet
Die Seittld)e Gegiernag habe ben lae.
rifaniidlen gDtidafter in 2unoun er
iitdIt, se8en bic gebanolnas Der ge
fanaenen &eiatnns SeS ltnteriee6oois
It IL" SIT proteitieren. Nus @aiG
iHaton lit nod uidlts ii6er Elm ipldJe;
@erlan9en bon Seiten 9entifllanb,
/ attnelSet ,uorSen.
SepeIdlen, Die in nnierm Staats
oepartemtcnt eingelanfen iino, mel
oeib 0af infer General Suninl S5or
ton amf &erlan9en Ses Sefebls6aber:
Der nor Sntprma liegenSem eneliidlcr
Sdiffe, Dem tiirfiiden @eneral- @pn
berneitr einen iebr 66flid)en 8rief beS
gefeblsbabers iiberbradt 6abe, i,
oem lin Sieier snr lte6ergabe anffur.
oerte. Ter 0Dnperuemr 6a6e a6ea
oicie snffOroernng runbuee abee.
id)lagen.
slns Berlin miro gemclbet, bit
Nadlridlt ppn Ser GrinOrSnng bes
tfrfiiden Grinsen Snrban=Gooim lei
gelogen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-17
Die 9eibbibliot6ef S,s sdpiitenarabeu


Cine 8ubbatseler aus @bemnib,
ee als 2ononebrntann in Ser geahe
bon &beins liegt, bat tpirfIif} uno
uabrbaftig IN eliller .gropfftei1t.
boble1 eime 2eibbibliotbef eingeridb-
tet. Sse miro, mie oas v9udball0-
ler-gorienblatt4 beridtet, anBerrt
oentLi6 fleiBig benubt, nno fat olie
Npsiidten oarauf, nod iiilnter rleue
aunoen 5u eriperbett falls iie aus
Der Seimat nit aeniieetloen 8iiherll
teriorgt miro. Gen @ru1lbltod Der
QeibMbliotbef bilbete eine gln3abl
Heelonlbdloherl eine 2iebesgabe Der
Sdiiler Der @u9bdlloIer 2ebran=
italt 8u 2eip3ig, Der Der iGdiilhe
Sanomebrtlann pornlals allgeb0st
bate; ei1l5elne Srellnbe Iorgteit fiji
cine 8erlnebriing Der giiderbeitanoe,
lno Die Shiiler Der 9u1banoler-
Sebranitait babeu Die 9ibiidt, ucdl
ipeitere 9gi;9er 5lt ididen, ipestpegen
iie einen paterlanoiiden llnterbai-
tlngsabeno peranitalten nollen oeiz
ien grlos in @eitaIt bon 9iebeSgaberl
on Die sSront ielbltperitalaoliA
rift lrnr Dem einen 8udbanoler nit
Der 2eibbibliotbef eeianot iperoei
fnll
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-17
S. A. FLORAL COMPANY.

golanets. @hnenitiide fit 6cdseitch
nno 8e9rdbniiie. Sopipflnti5en, 9foSens
itrduder, Gbitbdume, Gtiefnliitterthen
IN 8liite ODER @eetpflansen. aonlnti
ielbit. idreibt nber telepboniert grodeh
1902. sos @tain Gbe. Enml 9ah. Neas
noder.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-17

Sorrh 0e. Olners. @rpert SienidlmieS,
401 aiain @be. 20idhriae Sfenfabrtfs
Grfafrnna. slflc 9lrbeit goranticrt. Se.
fsn aefdnft mno nertanft. gltcs SeI,
Grufeft 4067.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-17

Gft Sitner, 9snter, nbaeliefcrt, biill.
eer aIsSlciid. S5Gfcr. 400 Main slue
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-17

Gr. s.. u. Barber, Sa6nar5t, @suore
@ebGnbc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-17

Sir reparieren iraeno elm ida0baf-
tes Cad; iebt iii's on Ser 8eit eSosf
@. @ilfins, Eel. Srabis 1878.
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9. q. Sarisab So. Selepbone 706
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-17

GSnarbs 9an,afis bon Ser SaubiItasl
Daerifo. iest in gerbinorng nit Gobbs,
gsfribge & gobbs. 9led)tsdnlpdIte, 7fA
-720 Brabbs Gjebdlihe, Gan Nnfonip.
Ser, 1T borbereitet, 0fedtsfdIIe bier oScr
IN gaerico Sit iibernebn,eii (An5eige.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-17

Gjebraadbt ,sseI.asi eparf Glmss" uno
crbaItet nlebr sfrnff bon tpefiiaer @nios
lin. 9anptu sIntp So, S5dnoler Gae
Spnitot niio Rorb=NLores Gtrabe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
W. l. MOOSE NEAR DEATH IN HEALTH
 RESORT. HOSPITAL
Attorney General Not Ex- pected to Recover from
 Affection of the Heart.

Little Rock, Sept. 2.-Telegrams received today by Mrs. John Fletcher, of his city, announced the critical illness of Attorney General w. l.. Moose at Waukesha, Wis.,, to which place he went two weeks ago for the benefit of his health.
 lie has not been we'll for several months. Waukesha physicians have diagnosed his malady as an affection of thc, hart He has been growing worse for several days, and his re- covery is considered very doubtful.
 Mrs. Moose and their daughter. Miss Darden Moose, left for Waukesha Monday, and were joined at Chicago by another daughter, Mrs. I. M. Ferguson.
 There are four daughters and four sons, one of whom, Lieut.. w. l.. Moose. Jr., is an officer in the regu- lar army, statione'l in the Phillip DineS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
GREASERS kIDNAP AND ASSASSINATE
 TWO AMERICANS
Bodies Found in Lake bed Near Brownsville
 CTS Fight Bandits.

Brownsville, Tex, Sept. 2.-The bodies of two Americans. killed by Mexican bandits, were brought here tonight. They were Earl Donaldson "a farmer of Fayette, Mo-, who came lhere a few weeks ago, and Andrew Smith, an engineer engaged in con crete construction work on an ir- rigation canal.
 The Americans were kidnapped early today by Mexican bandits, and were taken about 12 miles north of here, where their bodies were, found late today in a dried up lake, riddled with bullets.
 Late this evening it was reported here that the troopers pursuing the 30 Mexicans who burned a railroad trestle last night had caught up with the band, and that battle was in progress.
 Brownsville, Texas, sept. 2-United States troops are on the trail of a band of Mexicans who last night, burned railroad trestle, IA miles north of here, and fired upon parry of American motorists. A quantity of dynarr ite was found near the tres tie, which was fired shortly after the midnight train passed, indicating the Mexicans did not desire to endanger the lives of passengers and crew.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
J. P. M'DANIEL
 VICTIM ATTACK
 OF SWAMP FEVER
Expires at Home in Olive Street at Midnight After
 Long Illness.

J. P. McDaniel, one of the best known and most highly respected residents of Pine Bluff and Jeffer- son county, died at 11:45 o'clock last night, at his hon,e in South Olive street, of swamp fever, with which he has suffered for several weeks past.
 News of the death of MT. McDanlel, while not altogether unexpected, will csuse much sorrow and regret in this city and section. His condition has been critical for the past few days, and since yesterday afternoon no hope for his recovery has been held by those closest and dearest to him.
 Mir. McDaniel, who has been mana- ger of the Crockett plantation near Iangsdale, was stricken i'll with the fevsr some months ago. He was ill some time, but apparently recovered ard w'ss on the road to a recovery oi his strength, when he was again stricken. The second attack, because of his already weakened condition was more than he could withstand He was brought to his home here last week, and since Saturday last, has been delirious or unconscious the greater part of the time.
 Joseph Pleasant McDaniel was born in Arkansas county, October z 1889 the son of MT. and Mrs. Wasf Mcdaniel, his father being prom inent planter and a veteran of th' | Confederate army. He has been | resident of Jefferson county the pas | twelve years or more, and for tw' | years or longer has been manager o the plata'ion near Langsdale, whil maintaining his home at 1923 Oily
 street, in Pine Bluff.
 Mr. McDaniel is survived by hi
 widow. who is prostrated as resul
 of his death; three young sons
 Joseph McDaniel. Henry McDanie
 and Robert McDaniel; one sister Mrs. H. T. Krider of LaGrang' Tenn; an aunt Miss Kate Pleasan of LaGrange. Tenn; and sister-ir 1 law Mrs. F. K Moseley, of near Stu phur Springs. He was a member (
 the Pine Bluff camp, Woodmen of tn
 World
 N Funeral arrangements have nt been completed in detail. but tn obsequies will be held at 3.30 o'cloc Ii this afternoon, from the home .IOlive street. with interment in Bel wood cemetery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
WIDOW Of SLAIN PHYSICIAN HELD
 WITH 5 BLACKS
Rhode Island Society Wo- man Accused of Conspir-
 ing to Kill Husband.

Providence, R. l.. Sept. 2.-Mrs. Ell zabe,h Blaire Mohr tonight 'wns re- leased on $10,OO0 bail, after haVlng been under arrest IA hours, charged with conspiring to kill Dr. St:ve Franklin Mohr, the wealthy physician who was shot and killed from ambush while riding in m automobile Tues- day night with his secretary. Miss Emily Berger, near West Barrington.
 \ Henry w. Spellnan. C.. Victor Brown and George w. HeS4ts, all negroes. tonigha are being held with ont bail in the Bristol county jail. charged with the murder. They will face trial on September 16. with Mrs Mohr. Mrs. Mohr collapsed in the office of her attorneys immediately aftel her realese. It was the first emotlona display on her part since the deat1 of her husband. She was unmoVee when arrested this morning by Chle1 Inspector O'Neil of the local depart ment bureau, at her ihandsone Elmoe residence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03

To The Public:
 We beg to announce that we nave ,acouired the arrangement of The Beautiful Hotel Pines. We are going to operate this magnificent Hotel at sensible prices. It is owned anu ope.ated by Pine Bluff people-your fricnds and neighbors. It IS our m. tention to make it the best hotel or it's class south of St. Louis, 'he pride of every citizen of Pine Bluff ana South Arkansas. We feel sure Of the hearty cooperation of every pubic spirited citizen. and win thelr alu W. ore eoine to make the Hotel Pines the live, nulsating heart of Pine Hiuil the real heert of the social ana commercial lifs of the queen Cl'! .. Southees. Arkansas. We believe tha' you will realize thnt you nave a per, sonal pride and interest in the Hotel Pines, and will give 1t your nea,.y snnnort in every wtsy. and with tnis oc-creration from all sides we VII usner the visitor into our midst m such peaceful frame cf Iranu sens' of .,uxury. complete safety and per, l fact sIorv.ce inst he will want to cai Pinp Bluff, home
 Respectfully.
 W. N. TRULOCK. l ooo+ Manager
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MODIFIED FORM
 OLD PUNISHMENT
 GIVEN GUARDSMAN
Private in Company at Newport, Accused of Rob-
 bery, in Duress.

Newport, Sept. 2.-Robert Watson, a private in company c Arkansas Sta'e National Guard, charged with holding up a negro and robbing him of $365 Wednesday night while on patrol duty, was ordered handcuffed and chained to g pole in the heart or Newport this morning, where he was viewed by hundreds.
 Lieutenant Brookins stated that the people of Newport had been so courteous and considerate of the mili- tia, that he was determined to show that robbery or any other violation of the law upon the part of his men would meet with quick punishment
 Come Friday, you will get the bes value we have offered in specials, $1 Potato Kettles for 39c. Reap Crr wford Furn. CO. 9-2-2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
|th Scholastic Population Ef 649,6S9 Per Capita
 Will Be $2.12.
PETERSON WILL
 RECEIVE $49, ,552
.nt Enumeration Shows SchOlasti" |nulation of County to Be 23,374. Pine Bluff, with G,1f6, Is En- titled to $13,O29.

ttle Rock, Sept. 2.-The state
 flor has just announced that the
 find available for apportlon- among the school children ol
 state is s1,37S,973.69, derived from
 following sources.
 dance from third quarter, 1914
 755.O2. ~eAl
 rom sale of state lands, $144,69.
 rom sale 18th section lands, $6,'
 95.
 |ommissioners' sales and redemp' bs. s42749. oo, 70 Itate depository interest. $2,SS2.5S kale of escheated lands, $997.3S. Penalties from antitrust suits, $l, LOG.
 Refund from Calhoun county treas $r, s256.43. From three-mill state tax, $1:2!S: .g5. ""' :, Interest on permanent school fund lg350O.
 fotal, s1,37S.976.69.
 he total school population of tho te as corrected and announced bl department of education. is 649,.
 Expenditures of the school fun' the fourth quarter were $2.215,S0 SYing balance of $1,37S976.69, or ] capita of $212. Hast year the total amount appor |ned was s1,35S ,403.4S, among 635, D scholastic population, or a pc. |pita of $2.O5. The increase in pop btion in 1915 is 14,227, and in 1914 Twas 1S,097.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
$ SURVIVORS OF
 ARABIC IN AMERICA
mDassador Pages Secretary Bears Communication for State Department.

New York, Sep, 2.-Forty-five sur ,sofs of the torpedoed Arabic today eacaed port aboard the American ner St. Paul end the White Star 'ner Adriatic.
 Mih them came Clifford M. Carver, 'oietary to Ambassador Page, bear s ,s, ,o the state department all of the laaVlts that have been secured uout the sinking of the Arabic.
 Al ths survivors were positive that u warning was given by the subma- am n,e before the fatal torpedo was Aa officer on the Adriatic declared N haa received authoritative infor. E,n. moh that tho submarine was hte1 topu p.urel in a steel net. She had on r,a srsra regular crew and an auxiliary T'ew in training.
 o - confidential sources in England Eso1 learhed that 50 submarines hat k;,. M sunk or .aken within the, last