davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19
ct pTloiat Sorocnjfralo.

ct uUlbiNt GorocnlfraIo. iom rco
i'm Stprfc 90 tine lloltrafte &irtniu.
ger nroa bctcNnc2 lom ct iiclocnt 9ta.
turlUnomen. inbtrai / &citcrd2 iSpe.
riQc iorIcocu Nltcu. Set hapoc rcd.
net Ell Stlub, OF pluoiclid fom ira
en- Qarllfc li0cn Sfn Ell 'ua froitil
llolobninq. at Nuicnc rpltcoc, on Ell
bel Gel Wtuuclfcr ~ranunc0e9 al Nn,
nets b%cosucnoe Tlrtning / ioritielll'
&C GcIc al Npcn. Ni1e eitcr oct bloi.
fenoc EUn, lon bar a. m b~Ipnocnoc
Sp@lturtc, 'llgtc ct Gnal0 iom AZ Ell
aiGmpemortcr. @nmIc Nolf iorlif.
rcoc, De nloriG houoc bert uolet lliQt
: ct Nnbolo1n par ll0la0ninQen iua
ltcrf, at Here Terioner mere encr
nIlnore ~beosuc0c@. Get mcrfcliQc
Eunneo'lug iornnleoiNcoc ogioa Ell
Geo@lal6 oQ ell lllutfc. huoruco IL
Eer1oller Tom olnorlil ttllt00e. Gr
Nrbeiber, iom les al Nicrteicil. mi.
itcOc Ncui6itbeoeu pes @|umtoiluqet
% oebc u0pnu Nuttcn Noon at p0rc
tommct til N~euioitbeo. 70 Ncrrcr
tom netop fisrcu0e iu0ouer moo IN.
en-, ga Spuet iIog neO % itrrmie Ne.
item. Gen ltprteoc neo / en- @roit.
ioo begge oc aisrenoe ljf Nenbruo.
Get ooIolonme Spn uoIote iorreiten
itor Sfaoe pan SpsoulGg % 5clcion.
oppnroter. Get iIog neo / ct itort
5rG pon alrtcqnoroen OF fIeueoc Sen
tptfe Stumme ira 0uerit Til ncocrit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19
Ten ,~itatbcmatijtc &ria.

Siben arieeu %bcapu0tc. bar mal
bort lioet ON. hpor mcqet Mnthcmlo.
tifcn ~ aortolrnfiCn bor b%iorudet ii.
DC tnlfc Seirc, lfriuer Ell inf Yroie9
lom / Utothemdtit. ) Tlrfclllhcocr
or Aart OF Fa@lcr 10 al Sc uiQtiQltC
%anbeu, Dor NUrlcoelie cier. on hi
Tor ucl ubeu at operpurocrc o@ lclr
uope ocu Vanltan0, al ri CT pore ri
cnoer oocrlcNue | mnthcmdtllt OF far
to1raiilf &locn. Mpa0 ri lprcr, 0cI
lTrcr ri %Qrunoia. Gen piocnitobelil,
Hria2iericl bar Qicnncm Sen tnit,
NrrlcbcIie nouct en- isr unnct sub
fonmcnbcb. Get or life ocu tiIiGl
oigc ariN@lpffc, iom ipiQer Sen al
aiercn0c Holc. Nlt cr uolc 0icnlcm
tTnft pan Gorhaau0, nuc Noftorel
ta9et mco / @crcnuin0cu ~ uor,
Scire fan forattcriicrca lom motbe
motiife Scirc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19
Cor @ou(r

Marit 9iernool. Ger ejamle - I
Wtano o. > apin0er r. err aaereoe
iluttet inc oeroppe. ri oisie Far
nPuneS Snaebor0 D. StarSheim,
@lsrirnb Wreen. @tri AomotSonl
o. Nori @renoen. Sc soriae PED
lea life Hapnene poa.
Seq tPntte, ie9 buroe lfrioe ioo,
pnS ~ubierlig ON @omIebicmmet, ga
mango oeroper bar hiuIpet til at
'dn oct iitonb % omiotter set meS
lcpenoe %nteresie. Sea tror. 81
@onlIe hor bet aobt oeroppe. 0er
er rent o9 pent o. 0obt SteI.
@omle %rgcborg I. Gr. - :
uiloc life fienNc hcnoc igien MI. FAC
rem og pen er bun bIetl alPot OF
/ mt iro Gop til Soo Ncnoe5 Qam.
lie Eager funoc NOT life briiQeS Al
iorifieIiac @rirn0c.
GSortiTtte31
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19
IuMnIM 2 m ASS Illinois St.,
lUNUlN " UU., Chicago, III.
umocrjproiifc Sfolcr.

Ncimo hup0c lor Nrlqcn 10000
%n0buOqerc; MI bar 0ucn tur D.
GOO, On @ralaternc mco forte Del.
lemrum bualer uco. Ter er mango
Nsru iQjeu / Nucu; oQ ga Dc pur Tor
mlcdct uoiut Tor (plternc Neltnoning
/ Stolerltc, morcttc0e man StoleuG'
relier / uodlc itorc GbampagnefiPl.
0crc. hpur NTrcrc oQ SGrcrlnoer III
m0eroiicr 1000 Noru. elsie Sto.
Ielo(nlcr cr mloitruoil bom6eWfrc.
oQ sc tilirc09itilicr 0e2lt0eu Snqic.
mems G%or0riuQer. GuGtiQheo mo.
Quoc2 ueo 400 N%cntIIution. Ecmpc'
rdturtu bolocr liz pdu ca lG @rn0er
Gclin3. < S~tolcmatericI cr bent.
tct ira SfuIcbuqniulcruc OF C~lcttriit
%u2 err iuOluGt / riNclig @raO Tor
GtnIconinQeu. g m0criorOiitc Sfo.
lcrlm hor iaaet bert lit Nduu
clter &oiirc, hilbert |, Qubail 0, /. y.
NeisQct | oi2lc Niplocritoler er ood
|'riuiuiN; Ger cr inqeu lpang Tor
90rnclc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19
Sill VGierne al
0cttc SlQ0!

oDts &c tlipper uo osuue 8uubgisrelie
% iubleuoer ben til os u.o Ceres Rapn Ga
aorssie tpoeli9t itrepst pdd ct Stptts papir,
Tame llbr, ollie Sm .
to'tuingcr betdlt al
os Norltuo, abiolut
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19
DO


: 6critninaen al September iful
ser holoea Mpbe paa lime I'll go
miration al Stortingsmano Tor
Soroanger. @enitre, iom er / tort
SlcrtoI / &reoler, uil ~antogelig no.
minere Sfaor ogioa Tor fonm1enoe
S~ingperiooc.
Ser er iorreitcn li0cn politiIf
Sntcresie cler &erclic blanOt 6oIf;
oct er iom ON man life fan innle
line Sanfcr ON an0et END arigen
o. iaa &ropet for 9epemaoben Tag
Tor Sag. Ser er nof mango ritnot
ON / 2anoet, Iom iaar tieter %"llItltr-
teli9" meo Tenge, og Hor9e iaar Ell
bel Gel me Wilionprer paa &ro.
ner; men bisie &apitaler gier Oct
%iaoniIt life en- "Seit" lettere Tor Den
olminbelige 9lrbeiosmnno, Iom mao
ie line GrbperpSmiligheoer minfe
paa iomme Sib iom llogiitspoiterne
tiger Tor hper Gag, iom 9aur, paa
@rlno al Sprtioen.
Sea pil iaa Sop I'll at bebe mine
%enner Suringerne oerborte % an=
ore giere mig Den itore Sieneite, at
beitine Ell eler anoen uoifnoren
@ienitono al mig. Soqen er Sen,
at pao @rlno al at lloIpnoingerne
/ oenne arigens Sio ma bolbe Jig
borte ira Norse, fan SrsfIibSfor-
eningerne - iom bar pGret mine
Gunber / mango aar - intet be.
title al De ubifoarne Smaaioeer,
lom ieQ MI / oper 80 Iar bar leoe-
ret. ut blipe a~rbeibsles, iipr noar
@interen itaar for Ssren, er li0et
IpIteliet, iipr naor man bar SAINT
lie at forierge.
Ga oct MI gaar an at ienoe / Faf-
fepoiten til slmerifo, pilbe iee meo
8lpbe mobtage @eitiainger pan llo-
ifaarne 9gifer, Siner, So%tograiiram.
nter oe Iignenbe / norif Stil. Seno
Ell Dollar eDer flere, iaa ifaI ieg bur-
tight mlIig ienoe %orer otter @cle-
BETS Sterrelle. Noresie: gplteie,
S~aroaneer.
Soet ieg boaber, at Slaoet o.
bets 2piere unoifploer, at ieg paa
@rllnb al Smitpnoigbeoerne bar
gipet Eloos / nit 9rep Tor openItao-
enoe 2inier, iaar leg lie ON Der ifill-
oe bore noeet poerlige at iortpl-
lie ON.
Sra Reconsideration meo0eleS, at
@neen III for oct melte er fommet
/ Slls, mnber mer % mlnore par-
ifeli9e Sorbolb, oa 8eiret life bar
ppret laa eltnitig, Tom Ipr. 6or
Gnaens %ebfommenoe pil Oct blipe
omfrine ct Niooelsaar. Foteterne
1taar lint, &ornet er bra % minore
bra; bet fomnler pei al set, at no
ipben bar life pGret lige 900 hos
ale. @lomitringen "a ioar niPo-
palllia ltor, men paa oct emnlelte
Siospuntt fom nogle foloe Gage og
Nptter % eoelagoe oct belle.
Saltoelsnano Ola Snl. %ifanc
bar Ell M Sfube paa StabeIen puo
ca. 1000 Spf. Den er beltllt til
9ergen. 2igelebes bar han Ell CANT
mel Sfltbe til Separation. "Sla
Sol", iom oenne oriftige Wonb po-
pulprt fables, bar pau eaen @rlno
o. neo meget Nrbeioe Iaaet iltano
eft lioet Sfibsperit peO Sioen al lit
SanbeIsbltS.
S6eobor Scllanos SrPpareiabrif
err / goo Sang meo S%orarbeibelie al
Observation-Disclosures % MooraS-
Ter. Srmferne ienOeS til Bergen,
Ipm oiteit meo WptorbaaO.
Sor ct Mars SiO iioen eler pei
iaa Oct %begpnote man meo ct Sten-
brilo poa Sorsnes. Otter at Sri
gen brpo no, bar Set ltuoet title.
Saainart roligerc Sioer inotrG6er,
pil llof Griften igicn blipc optagen
og iGtte mango / lonilenoe @irfiom-
beb.
Senbag Sen lite Suli Osbe Ola
q. 5peoten. Ola par isbt paa SorS-
mes % blep omfring 6S Iar gam.
mel. San bar Ell title GA tGnfionl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19

NiIicn @if - iom unoer Spbolo
paa 9oSleitronoen, hpor ban orep
0teieri. lagoe zig OF crocI Venge -
bar toget fraiti9 lat meo Npourf.
ming o. liper ia uiiimof life. icr
ioo nleaet Ion1 mulIllt er oroannet
Ill Gnalono.
Silir Ialpif. iom M er Gicr al
"SobonneS pna @irIe"s @ru9, nil
fonumc til at fnppc> mco oucnnppn.
Re. Get er gilbt at @naocn bar
Mpnb, iom boobc har Billie "a
Moat til at arbroc $orocu ircm.
opcr.
Suileie Sen lite Septcmbcr 1915.
q O Sfuar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19
Sra horoanSer.
(Siutnine).

Mangcaoriq SPrer % aloffcr /
Enlteie, Spbannes Gprepif, booe Den
Gte Ilgult, IS Iar 9ammel.
San bar iebt paa Vluoien Storc-
tcigen unOer Tif Sen 4be Sltni
1887. Siolig iif ban 2pit til So
lelneitcrarbeibet o. iif isrIt llnoer'
n%ianing hos &iforpreiten % Ienere
pua "%osiaifulen~. Scr ban bar
90 slar ganmeI par bar I @irfIom-
hco iom SfolelP-er. Otter Ola
Speit blep ban aioffer / EpItc'e. 5
1900 tog ban 9liife0 baaoc iom ST-
rer oa aloffer.
5 line ipritc Sfoleoar bolOt ban
SmgnngsifoIe. Senere, "a BET bleu
ioit SfoIe, if ban fine areoie /
@erpe-@if meo S~folebuS paa
Seigen, o9 / Sfaare- alppegrpn-
Ben. Otter Sfoleprbningen, ionl
illlgtc nleb Sen me SfolcIop al
1889, bolbt ban Sfole paa Gpiteie.
Gn itor Gel Al Be milepenbe @orne
/ Sen ptre Gel al Epiteie So9n bar
gaaet / Sfole FOR Soban Gpreplf.
So aQe err enige ON, at ban bar Ell
"gilo" 99rer. 6an hapoe ct Ipr-
beles goot Sag meo Sernene, ION
ban 6olbt al o. par o~mior95iitlo for
Iom en- Sober. Teb Sioen al Sfo-
learbeioet ipsleoe han meget meo
SllsIiosarbeioe. s Sen ierite Sio
bar set ierlie @alerarbeioc, iom
pptog ban; ienere bIep oct SrGar-
beibe - for oct meite 2eaetei -
fom ban Iepereoe til Susfliosfore-
%ningerne.
Msbiern Sefse - foot / Sorban-
ger - tioligere @%aarobrueer %
Sfibsreoer / Saraeluno, er oeb, Il
slnr gammel.
"Sefse bill iprlig ppre Ilnenbe-
Den fienot," "ifrioer "Saugeiunos
Ipis", "iom ben Ser loo bpgge oa
lrnge Dor gier al BEN i~erere per
bensberemte Sarbonqeriogt "@iea".
Get por, iom befienot meo "@iea"
at Hoalo MmlnOie fen forctog lit bri-
itigc o. pelpffeoe Sremifeo giennem
NoropeiIpnsIagen.
Isbiprn Sefse por / fine bebite
Nlor en- Monb meo maltge Snteres-
Ter, % iom northumberland ocltog
han baube / INSTRUMENTATION og
Sfibsreoeri. San bar M / mango
Nar ppret ipgeliq % bilnben til SIT
let % Stlten. Sefse bar Ell Mano
al Ipriolenoe Sumer og lpS Sor-
ituno oq eiterlaoer fig MI en- itor
Slpgt % mango %enner, iom pil
minoes ham iom Sen bpggeli9e ON.
giGngeliae Sorger, ban bar"
Tor nozzle Mar iiben bleu ser To-
retoget enoel llnoeriegelier al Sar-
oongerpiooens gantle @opIobie, %
Ser blep tiloels 9iort pProifulbe
Sumo til S~pfIorelie al %iboenS @e-
boere / rlbgommel Sio.
Get fremgoar, at Ser fsrit bar
Iepet Solf meb Stenaloerreoifaber
ienere er ANDRE fonnnet til, Tom har
fienot Sernet. Slnoene err siort /
Nfialosopngerne peo be aamle 90,
plubie. Somter efter 9oiteoer bar
looet Jig paopiie; ligeleoes 0pre-
qrope o. andre 6anaitinbretninqer
Ger er taaet Starter oa f%otograieret
/ itor llbitrGfning. III 9enlepnin.
ger err illnoet en- bel Wpngbe eftcr
Hcn. Com en- Werfeligbeh npteres,
at 6iifeben fife er funbet. Man aaar
berfor eierne lto ira, at @anoene
pao Ben Sib bar fiifetomme. Gel
Ter life er Ser funoet Menneifcben.
SEQ iortiatte llograoninger pil man
f%ormobentlig iteoe paa %iaaoannc,
bporeiter oct fan faitilaaes, bpilfei
eGer bpilfc Solfeilaa, lom ber bar
hapt lit Silbolb. Ser er giGttet
rua Sinner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19

"orttt T omlplle'at 5o'trt mot uaGliosijGt
o. adrdutcrto of 0s 40 lOttc forfeit 10 ppert llhr
er Hsle rtpulsrt. en- lPultrt Alb fuoeu Bet aofsuhsS
Of ot. Ca0geue or INIT Q%uihfplo't re ~plstter,os mt5
81 eGaQ pa0 S1riccu "a "a Naaa pdG Sdlibeu 'amt
aarcutcrtoe az US az ttbeholoe II loot lto'eeHoe for en-
10 i MNdr puao loiteroe ol Autte auaIor iIG
'tG0r bette Nbr 'riht pnd Oetoe mch IT lAr. iom Il
bce en- Ohruilgsr mao bttaic wro react mere ~ Ashu
atut @Itoubr CT rtCf '9rrs Nnttc hpIs NON 'lmn,H'
ltauer ceres @uIaourbto Dor GU,Gutt er ab'Ulgt %
,uboe'ot;rr inurtt lArputt.t iom Gdsicn psrrt'
uhret '1Ots Startelie ~ d. IJmt ubr't & Stetrttlt
o bpui, hutr NJ Sllas er Dc met ro9uICre % beupi'
ttbt Gteueier
let oueutor aibiI0toc tlraautt 5ame, ta,r
perrtllbr ~fortiHber pl %, 'oW opeuipr lopet. at
'euot sem 0b'ulut mt noeU al u ituoer % en- eut'ie
sent 5e bar a~tttiaheb tt n r~Hosr'eas lthrst. prone
bet . erhpsr Eet0it. Gt,r al 5etr U%ufrbtut't ON ~
Nhrct e. nst0atQ iom az oe p%GGiiuact beiuler AZ Br'
zen 80. @i bttdltr ate Sr'olrtUlrr & tFor'fuo
i0a at buje Il ne euiicr az bchuioc llhrft tdaer o.
BET itibdat pad nor 3eiuNtulUl. Atite Ni,r pt 'orot
pi CT 'n0 ppcrtDoebc ON. at bette sr 0t met ltcrartces
iltuo 'om noIcnfube er piort Wit hudo n beoet
Fem aler, ,r At 81 TUNER no bepRe Anuoaisrtl'e 90
t%lo'euotr osn tl os lEoeu 10 Saae ira bette slaos
UbqiDt,'t9 cato
11AInlAl n m AErE llinnic 81
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19

eeuo = ecorab Gotten" I'll Sirs, 90 Sen,
mex / oet aunlic 9dno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19
Sra Opoal.

N~arsnSGetcr. - C manac Sum.
mcrmpocr. - Nnt Glcftricitcte.
uerf. - &iitermnal % Spbsialo.
Npt ira Gcuncbn % andre
W~nbubNgocr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-07
HEAD OF RECENT
 COTTON SOCIETY
 HELD FOR FRAUD
Philip Wadsworth Arrested in New York, Accused of
 Misusing the Mail.

New York, Aug. 6.-As he was about to catch train for Texas, Phil ip c. Wadsworth, president of the Cotton Growers Cooperative society of Atlanta Ga., was arrested today by postoffice inspectors, charged With using the mails to defraud.
 The arerst was made on complaint of Assistant United States Attorney stanton. from information contained in federal indictment returned against Wadsworth in Atlanta iast March.
 According to the indictment, Wads- worth started in June, 1912, to pro. mote a billion-dollar cotton growers scheme. which was intended to ere ate a scientific system of marketing the cotton crop. .-
 He planned to give the farmer ID cents a pound for his cotton, build bonded warehouses in 100 counties m the cotton belt. and so control the product that the moneyed interests of this country would have to bow to his will.
 When arraigned. he demanded an examination, and hearing was set Tor August 26. He was released in $2,5OO bail, given by fr1end.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-07
TENNESSEE TO HAITI.
Cruiser Will Carry $50 Marines tt
 CapertOn's Aid.

Washington, Aug. 6.-1n dispatches to the navy department today, Ad- miral Caperton announced that re- volt had broken out at Gonaves, on the western coast of Haiti, and asked that endorsements be sent to him.
 Admiral Benson, acting secretry of the navy, compiled promptly. and or dered the armored cruiser Tennessee with $50 marines to Port au Prince. The Tennessee will get the marines at Philadelphia, from which port she will sail Monday evening or Tuesday morning.
 That the American forces in Haiti are expecting serious opposition in the near future is proved by the fact that ten machine guns and an army, rather than moral force, are to be relied on.
 The endorsements going on the Tennessee will number about 1,2OO. as at least 400 of the sailor crew of the cruiser cha be landed. This will brign the total of American forces in Haiti up to about 5000.
 Admiral Caperton has sent the nav al tug Osceola, with force of men, 10 Gonaives. A mob last night at tackled the custom house there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-07
THREE NEGROES AND
 ONE WHITE HANGED

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 6.-Four person, three negroes and one white man, were legally executed in Ala bama today.
 At Evergreen Robert Watkins and John Salter, negroes. were hanged, while squad of militiamen stood guard. The negroes murdered Mrs. Mary Lasseter.
 At Cullman. George James, white was hanged for the murder in Decat- UT of George Clayburn.' James shot Clayburn through an open window.
 Willard Carpenter, negro, was hanged at Birmingham for the mur- der two years ago of John T. Camp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-07
GREAT ARTILLERY
 DUEL IN PROGRESS 0N WESTERN FRONT
Crown Prince ReneWs Elf forts to Reduce Verdun.
 Infantry Held Immobile.

London, Aug. CA bombardment as terrific as that by which the Ba- varians reduced Warsaw is being di- rected by the German guns against Verdun.
 With guns of every caliber, the German crown prince is endeavoring to duplicate on the west the success of Prince Leopold against the Polish capital.
 The French trenches on the Yer dun front-running from the west ern Argonne region to the Mouse heights-were subjected all day to a most violent cannonade, according to the French official report received tonight. The German bombardment was met by the French gunners with heavy firing.
 Further to the south, in the region of St. Mihiel, the Germans have brought under bombardment the Frnech trenches in the forest of Apremont, where, according to the Paris report, a spirited cannonade is proceeding.
 At the extremity of the western front, as well as on that section of the battle line directly guarding the approaches to Paris, the fighting has resolved itself into artillery demon strations calculated only to harass the opposing trench holders and keep down infantry attacks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-07
LOCKHARI, CAMDEN
 DRUGGIST, TAKES
 CHANCE 0F VENUE
Preliminary Hearing on Charges Preferred by
 Child, Set for Today.

When the case of J. D. Lockhart was called before Justice of the Peace R. P. Davis at Camden yester- day for preliminary hearing, motion was made and granted for change of venue. The case was sent to the court of Justice of the Peace J. w. Benton, also in Camden, who fixed the time for the preliminary hear ing as Saturday, Aug. z, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 Lockhart. widely-known Camden druggist about 60 years Of age, is charged with rape as the result of disclosures made by Vera Campbell, aged 10. Lockhart has been in jail at Camden since Tuesday. The child alleges. according to information brought here by travellers and by let ters. that Lockhart violated her per son several times in the past three months.
 Rumors were rife here yesterday evening, one being to the effect that an attempt had been made to lynch the accused. Inquiry proved this to be without foundation. Another was to the effect tbat the step-father and mother of the girl had offered to drop the prosecution in consideration of the payment of $5,O00. This was also denied.
 Camden appears to be divided as to whether the accused is guilty or innocent, each side vehemently main taining it's own views.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-07
Y, N. [. A. DECIDES
 T0 GALL OFF CAMPAIGN

Because this is the warmest sea- son of the year. with large number of the associations best friends and workers out of the city decision was reached last night to postpone for a while the beginning of the proposed Y. M. c. A. membership campaign, and it is expected the campaign will not be started until cooler weather prevails.
 The matter was discussed last night bv the membership committee of the association. after a luncheon which was served by the Woman's auxil- iary and which was greatly enjoyed. The decision was reached to post bone the opening of the campaign at least until the return of Secretary B. M. Goodwin of the association who is now on his vacation in Vir- ginia. Upon MT. Goodwin's return the committee will meet with him and he is expected to name the new date for the opening of the campaign. dur ing which it is expected to large in- crease the membership of the associ- ation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-07
GOVERNOR NAMES
 MEN TO EQUAL|zE
 TAX ASSESSMENTS
Jefferson Board Composed of Five Widely Known
 Citizens.

Little Rock, Aug. Ex-Governor Hays late this afternoon announced his selections for the boards of equal ization for the various counties of the state, the members for Jefferson county being William Nichol, J. H. Pi!kington, J. D. Miner, J. B. Avery and H. A. Mccoy.
 The boards for counties adjacent to Jefferson are composed as follows:
 Arkansas-H. B. Dudley, George F. Powell and A. H. Franks.
 Cleveland-J. T. Renfrow, R. D. Taylor and J. T. Dumas.
 Calhoun-J. M. Proffitt, John D. Ellis and A. A. Ables.
 Dallas-V. R. Harris, w. O., Hearn and J. w. Goldman.
 Desha-Gus Waterman, J. c. Rapp and Dr. " McCammon.
 Drew-M. Collins, B. J. Rabb and J. A. Hillman.
 Grant,. w. Ross, Lonny Rhoden and w. H. Kemp.
 Lincoln-T. A. Ingram, z. T. Stone and F. F. Flynn.
 Lonoke-Jake w. Gates, J. M. Cook. T. J. Ringgold, J. T. Tankersley and J. R. England.
 Ouachita-J. A. Diffie, w. R. Smith and T. J. Watts.
 Pulaski-Sam T. Poe, w. M. Bran don. w. E. Lennon, Houston Jean and J. o. Johnston.
 Saline-W. A. Fowler, o. o. Ftz- hugh and c. w. Lewis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-07
Property Owners Willing to Pay One half of Estimated
 Cost, $52,000.
COUNTY AND CITY
 WILL PAY $26,00O
Chamber of Commerce Names Com mittee to Arrange for Financing of Warrants, in Accord with Plan of
 County Judge c. M. PhilpOt.

A petition will be filed today with County Judge c. M. Philpot by F. H. Walker and other property owners, asking for the formation of a good road to connect the city and the new free bridge, and because Mir. Walker has already obtained signatures rep resenting more than a majority of the property involved there is no doubt entertained that the district will be formed and the road built
 This road will cost approximately $52,000, one-half of which will be paid by the property owners, one quarter by the general revenue funds of the county and the remaining quarter by the issuance of warrants on road district No. 1, which is the city of Pine Bluff. These warrants are to be financed by the trustees of the chamber of commerce, who, st the regular meeting yesterday named the following committee to arrange the details of the mater: j.. F. Boyce, R. H. Stearns, E. M. scho- Der and B. B. Bloom.
 Propose More Good Roads.
 The meeting of the trustees of the chamber of commerce yesterday was devoted almost entirely to a discus sion of the good roads proposition, there being reports received of two proposed districts in the northern end of the county, both of which have been discussed in the papers before now and each of which is an import ant matter.
 One of the roads will start at the free bridge and will run north past the Core plantation to the Lonoke county line, tapping the England pike. The other proposed road will start at the Mckinney plantation, on the road to the free bridge, and will run to Tucker then to Gethsemane and then orth to the Lonoke county line.
 Increasing interest in these two roads is being displayed by the prop erty owners in the territory involved, and the indications now are more favorable than they have ever been, that the roads will be built in the near future. Nearly 100000 acres are involved in the proposed districts, and if the roads are built modern end first class means of transporta- tion to Pine Bluff will be afforded several thousand residents of the county who now have difficulty reach ing Pine Bluff except by railroad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-07
|eting Breaks Up With
 very Appearance of 1 Complete Failure.
|TTN DIPLOMATS OPPOSE CARRANZA
kesentatiyes of South and Central Ierican Republics Also Disap. love of U. s. Sending Armed Force into Mexico.

ashington, Aug. 6.-The pan
 rican conference on the Mexican htion adjourned suddenly tonight
 an announcement that it will
 t at New York some time in the
 re to resume consideration of the blem.
 he conference broke up with ev-
 Appearance of failure. The Lat Imerican diplomats emerged from
 office of Secretary of State Lan-
 appearing weary and worn. It
 evident there had been sharp erences of opinion. They were bwed in a short time by Secretary sing, and he, too, wore d!scour- expression. He admitted some It dejectedly that no communica-
 has been sent to the warning lions of Mexico as the result of
 deliberations of the conference.
 Oppose Carranza.
 he rocks on which the negotia- Is went to pieces are understood have been the question of the rec )itiop of General Carranza and the >loyment of physical force to end civil war in Mexico. Most of the In delegates were opposed to the Ignition of Carranza. They took
 the view that there is essential Ing in the settlement of the affairs
 nation by revolution. They were |eed, however, that moral suasiOn Illd be exerted to the utmost de- e. ~Ms |Oincident with the conference, lever, two important steps were en by this government, which in kte that it proposes to supplement moral suasion with demonstra- ! of activity, in the hope that it influence General Carranza to Id to the extent of indulging in a |ceable conference for the pur- e of settling Mexico's affairs. ese were
 The sending of General Hugh l. Ut, chief of staff of the army, to border to take personal charge the situation there.
 The issuance of an order dispatch the cruiser Tennessee with $50 rines to reinforce the American ped forces now in Haiti. ! official circles these steps were erpreted as indicating an intention the part of this government to P the leaders in Mexico something an object lesson.