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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25
U. $. Consul at Havre Re ports Sinking Without
 Warning of Ship.
AMERICAN NEGRO
 AMONG SURVIVORS
President Wilson's Plan for Meeting Crisis Appeared to Undergo No
 Chance. but Recent Events EX- ,.
 pected to Hasten ENentuaIiticS.

Washington, Feb. 24.--Presidcnt Wilson's plan for meeting the crisis with Germany, gave no outward evi- dence of change today, tut there were several developments which appeared to be hastening eventualities.
 Another apparent violation of inter- national law was added to the list ac- cumulating from Germany's subma- rine campaign. which officials believe sooner or later is certain to make necessary steps by the United States.
 The onslaught on Dutch shipping reported during the day, also had the effect here of strengthening the con viction that neutral rights are to be ruthlessly disregarded under the new German policy.
 Although three submarine disas- ters in which Americans were in- volved were reported to the state de- partment, only one seemed, on first information, to constitute an invasion of American rights. American con- suits reported that the Norwegian steamer Skrim and the Norwegian bark Blenheim, each with an Ameri- can seaman on board had been de- stroyed, but that in each instance provision had been made for the safety of the crew.
 Negro Among Survivors.
 A dispatch from Consul Osborne at Havre, however, said the Norwegian steamer Alice had been attacked and shelled without warning and that Theodore Joseph an American negro, was among the survivors. Complete information on the Alice case had not been received tonight, and for the present it takes it's place with several other cases about which the state de- partment is preparing evidence.
 In most quarters, it is believed that there will be no important announce ment before Tuesday, at least, when Secretary of State Lansing will re- turn from short vacation in West Virginia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25
S40O.OOO FOR FOOD
 COST INVESTIGATION

Washington, Feb. 24.-The house tonight adopted as an amendment to the sundry civil appropriation bill, an appropriation of $400000 for an investigation by the federal trade commission of the high cost of food. The vote was S3 to 51. The investi- gation was ordered by President Will son, who directed that particular at- tention be given to charges of combi- nation to control food prices.
 Representatives Ferris of Oklahoma invited the people of congested tene- ment districts of the cities to go west and grow food on free land.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25
GEORGIA'S LYNCHING
 RECORD IS TWELVE

IT. Alianta, Ga., Feb. Ex-Governor ,s',ls m today issued statement based m m investigation made by his office ~h,ay vi lyncnings in Georgia in 1916, wass a,cn showed that last year there w,.S e seven lynchings in the state man. m a total of 12 victims. The state gona ~u. sald that during January the srsaa eanor read several newspaper ref CsnSSs Cnoss to statistics on lynching in an~a asM and the United States that ao aeaIed to him gross exaggeration, ca,n .a. as Georgia's record was con- Gaorsa, Some of them charged toto, tels With 47 lynchings out of a
 wa ol 56 for the United States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25
FOOD SITUATION
 PROVOkES RIOTS
 AND RESOLUTIONS
Crowd Storms Waldorf Astoria in Effort to Appeal
 to Governor Whitman.

New York, Feb. 13.-A crowd of r. 900 mostly women, stormed the Waldorf-Astoria hotel late today de- manding to see Governor Whitman, and started a demonstration which necessitated the calling of police re- serves. Several persons were injured when the police charged the crowd.
 Governor Whitman was at another hotel conferring with committee appointed at meeting at Madison Square, where the crowd had formed, to protest against the high cost of living. The governor informed the committee the state is ready to help the city to relieve the situation.
 Rioting was resumed tonight sim- ultaneously in five different parts of the Bronx. Stands in several mar kets were overturned. Police reserves were called out. The rioters said they were members of the Anti-High Cost of Living League
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25
JEALOUS DALLAS MAN
 KILLS ANOTHER'S WIFE
Mrs. ". E. Garrett Slain i'm Front of Her Home Last Night by Toney
 Cacas, Who Suicides.

Dallas, Texas, Feb. 24.-Mrs. w. E. Garrett, wife of travelling salesman was shot and killed in front of her home here tonight by Tony Cacas, who turned the pistol on himself and died instantly. Garrett was located at Athens, Texas, tonight and in- formed of his wife's death.
 Two sisters of Mrs. Garrett who witnessed the double tragedy said jealousy was the probably cause, Cacas having paid their sister con- siderable attention before her recent marriage to Garrett.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25
THREE MEASURES
 AFFECTING THIS
 COUNTY PENDING
Senator Caldwell Expected to Pass High School and
 Court Bills Monday.

Two bills in which Pine Bluff is very deeply interested, are on the calender of the state senate as special order for tomorrow morning, and if State Senator Creed Caldwell will move their third reading and passage, there appears no doubt whatever both measures will be adopted and sent to the governor for his signature, thus allowing Pine Bluff to arrange for the construction of it's new high school building and for the establish ment of it's municipal court.
 Both these bills were given their second reading Tuesday of last week, in the senate. The house amend ments to the high school bill were concurred in by the senate at that time. Both bills were then made special order for Fridsy, and it was believed that when they came up on that day, Senator Caldwell would move their third reading and pass age. Senator Caldwell did not offer the motion, however, and both bills went over, being now special order for Monday.
 The trustees of the chamber of com- merce, about ten days ago, devoted an entire session to discussion of means to have the high school meas ure pushed forward through the house. There was much criticism of Representatives I. F. Magee, who was charged with holding up the measure, nearly all the speakers at the trus- tees meeting having something to say on the subject. A big committee went to Little Rock and conferred with Representative Magee and other members of the Pine Bluff delegation. the outcome being that the trustees committee agreed to accept MT. Magees' amendment providing for publicity of bond issues.
 The result was that the bill, thus amended, was sent through the house without further delay, and went over to the senate. It has progressed through it's second reading there, and now is resting quietly in the upper house.
 The municipal court bill has been running neck and neck with the high tion exactly the same as does the high school measure.
 Members of the board of trustees of the chamber of commerce also are watching with interest the non-pro- gressive course of the measure pro viding that the state convict farm, at Cummins and Tucker, shall pay taxes in levee, road and drainage improve ment districts, on the same basis as privately owned property, which has been urged by the chamber of com merce, and introduced in the senate by Senator Creed Caldwell, some weeks ago. Since the measure was introduced and read twice, in the up- per house, it has remained in statu quo, having gone no farther.
 President H. I. HOlderness of the chamber of commerce said last night that he had not seen Senator Gala we'll, but would endeavor to see him today, to learn of the situation to blame for the non-prcgress of the bills in which Pine Bluff and Jeffer- son county are so greatly interested.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25
Germans Offer Alibi.

London, Feb. 24.-The German lega- tlon at The Hague, says Reuter- dis patch from that place. has issued a long explanation of the torpedoing of tne seven Dutch steamers, in which is said:
 The date for the homecoming of butch vessels from English ports, which was at first fixed for February 3. was subsequently,, in view of the nluatlon in Holland, postponed to reDruary ii. On February IA, Dutch snlpowners were informed that their vessels could leave in groups on Feb luary 22, only relative safety could be guaranteed, but vessels leaving on March 17 would have absolute guar anty against submarine attacks, as a oo would be impossible by February Y to inform with certainty all sub '.arlne commanders of the conces- aons made to Holland"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25
AMERICANS ON BOARD
 TWO TORPEDOED SaIPS
In Both Cases, However, Vessels Were Given Warning and Ameri-
 cans Landed Safely,

Washington, Feb. 24.-Sinking of two more vessels by German subma- rines, each with an American sailor on board, was reported to the state department today by American con- suls. Tn both cases the vessels were warned and the two Americans landed safely. The vessels sunk were the Norwegian teamer Skrim and the Nor wegian bark Blenheim.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25
Subs. Attack Seven Dutch Vessels, Whose Safety Had
 Been Guaranteed.
EIGHT STEAMERS
 RECORD FOR DAY
German Military and Naval Leaders Express Satisfaction With Subma. rine Achieyements-Ber Re.
 ports Sinking of 1000 Troops.
Associated Press Summary.)

Associated Press Summary)
 Widespread indignation is reported to have been aroused in Holland by the torpedoing of seven Dutch steam ships near the entrance to the English channel by German submarines, an- nouncement of which was made at London Saturday.
 Three of the vessels, with total tonnage of 14,976, were sunk, and the other four, although badly damaged, remained afloat. The crews of all seven vessels are believed to have been saved.
 The Amsterdam bourse was weak after the announcement. The Dutch foreign office stated that the seven Dutch steamers had availed them selves of the German offer to sail to- gether from a British port, believed to be Falmouth, on February P.
 The total tonnage of all the vessels reported sunk Saturday, including the four Dutch steamers and four Brit ish steamers, is 24,292.
 German naval and military leaders in Berlin estimated that the total ton mage sunk during February would now exceed 500,000 tons, and express ed satisfaction with the achievements of the German submarines
 1000 Troops Lost With Ship.
 The announcement was made by the German admiralty that 1000 troops bound for Saloniki were lost, when the Italian transport Minas was sunk February IT.
 An armed merchantmen is raiding commerce in the Indian ocean and has sunk two British steamers.
 The British army estimates, issued Saturday, provides for an army of B. 100000 men and for naval personnel of 45000O.
 Except for the Ancre river region, in northern France, where British troops have made further gains, there has been virtually no activity on the battle fronts.
 While Berlin admits the withdrawal Of German troops from the mud filled trenches, London says British gains were made on both sides of the Anche river. On the south side, the village Of Miraumont was entered during an advance on a front of mile, south and southeast of Miraumont. On the north side, the statement says, the British have moved forward on front Of more than mile and half, south and southeast of Serre, north of Beaumont Hamel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25
Quaker City Activities.

Philadelphia, Feb. 24.-Numerous meetings were held here today to protest against the high cost of food. Plans were made for parade of 15,- 900 women next week.
 Besides demanding laws making speculation in food crime, the mee:- ings adopted a resolution demanding that Mayor Smith return from Florida and help his starving fellow citizens.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25
Skirmish Near Casas Grandes.

Ell Paso, Texas, Feb. 24-A skir- mish occurred yesterday between Car ranza troops and the Villa command of Jose Ynez Salazar, just south of Casas Grandes, according to Villa sources here.
 A band of 12 Villa followers, be- lieved to be part of Salazer's com mand, again attacked Pearson, Chi huahua. 20 miles south of Cases Grandes, yesterday.
 A Villa band of 300 was seen near Villa Ahumada, in command of Manuel Ochica. according to govern ment agents here. The band is en- camped at the Padre Brike ranch, near Rancheria, 59 miles south of Juarez.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25
Would Seize Food.

Troy, IN. Y., Feb. 254.-Mayor Burns of this city, who is president of the Mayors association of New York, said today he would solve the food problem in part by seizing all food supplies held in cold storage for the purpose of creating oppress- i've prices, and sellins them in the markets at reasonable prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25
GERARDs MEET ALFONSO.

Paris, Feb 24.-James w. Gerard, former United States ambassador to Germany, and Mrs. Gerard were re- ceived today by King Alfonso, says a Havas agency dispatch from Madrid, Spain, and conversed with the king for two hours.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25
TO KEEP ALIVE SUNDAYS WORK.

Boston, Mass. Feb. 24.-Aiming to keep the spirit of Billy Sunday aching on in Massachusetts, tomor- row has been designated as Go to Church Sunday" all ever the state. The purpose is to retain the pub lie interest in religion aroused by MT. Sundals recent campaign in Boston. The Massachusetts Federation of churches IS sponsor for the state- wide movement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25
WANTED

House cats of any size shape or color. The only restrictions are that they must have highly developed pelts and that no visible sign of kilkenny origin is noticeable. We pay highest market prices. Apply Orto Brokerage Go. 1t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25

Except in cases of necessity, which
 are rare, let your friend learn un- pleasant truths from his enemies; they are ready enough to tell them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25
JOHNSON RESTING WELL

R. C.. Johnson, who was stricken
 with paralysis yesterday morning,
 was reported as resting well at a. m. Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25
VILLA EN ROUTE TO:
 LAY SIEGE TO JUAREz

Jnarez, Mex. Feb. 24.-Francisco Villa is en route to attack Juarez, ac- cording to statements of Villa par tisans.
 Reports of Villista activities near Carrizal and Chihuahua City are brought here by passengers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25

land arguments ps;!1 are under way in Eng neat ~a.a ns; method for thawing frozen ths+ s ;t without bursting it's tissues SO fresh 'i l:,ll! VII! compare favorably with -esa killed meat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25

In the business of life, as in moun- tain climbing it is not what happens at the top. it is the triumph of the accomplishment which makes the sport worth while.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25
Demand Government Control.

Boston, Feb. 24.-Resolutions were adopted at meeting of 15OO people tonight, demanding federal, state and authorities seize food and supplies and sell them to. the people. Mayor Curley advocated an embargo on foodstuffs. and government con- trol of freight cars
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25

No soul is desolate as long as there is human being for whom it can feel trust and reverence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25

Germany did not become a ship building nation until within the last generation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-25

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02

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paa cit oelptS Afbetu
liuoSplau Ell ltoeu
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02
Ovrtio for 100 Qar iioen.

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og aIminoelig alage oper, bpor Oprt
alt par. Wen man bap6e ba life
WtarimaIpriier % life gap bperfen
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vi bar liq9enoc for o5 ct @rep,
itriper "&riitiansianbs Sibenoe". Get
or ifrepet ira ariItiansiano oen lite
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og Ter no til at blipe iaa opre 9iber
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oa MI en- Senoe Hug foitet / icrrige
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02
Raab % &inf.

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02
@aarbucoc 90 Sgg fpr SrS.

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al &aarbpeoc og Spg al bcOItc Slags,
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al itor 9etponing, al Sarmernc iii
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