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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11

rungsn gnsIanbs bsurtbsilt. pea5F3s
tigt 1T nit bsm plane. bic aiirisi in
fptrtbl4aftIi9en 3uiummenbang nit
ben sanpern europas Su brIpgsn.
aleiudIsu 1T GROCER gntpidlung f..
big, penn bort EanGle Sur SerleIelune
bes Sposns uno gobrsn gum Srauss
port Der Waarsn perseitellt iperber.
lin bisIes srObe Gebtst fur eenos
ipirtbihaft uno Sanosl 5u eri9lifbsn.
bat 9eutiblunb ale Ratiousn aufge-
forbsrt. bic Oa5u nGibigen aapiIallen
su liefsrn. Seos anneyion IoIlte auas
gei9loFsn isin unb Der SaubeI allen
0OItsru unter sIeiden geoingunssa
Offsn fts5su. England, DON bsm man
alien @runb gu eriparten bate, has es
ais tapitalsitGrtites 2anb il4 an less
baftsftsn bet6eilissn tpiiroe, perbot ieir
nen 9apita!iiten, bns untsrns6msn Su
unteritiissn unb bemadtists ii9 sss
tpaItiam bes beiien Safens, Der ben
Gnbpuntt Der 8ubn gu biIpen beitinmt
mar. Das seidab. neil Gnelano Die
aiiatii6e 9iirtsi untsr feline S6erbe,r:
iaaft bringen nil. Bas BON SsrIins
BasbaD seiagt pirb, 1T nihts ais Elm
S3laser. Gs 1T ri9tis. bag burd
bic gabn eine udbers 9srbinouns spi,
i9en Berlin unb 8asOab ber9efelt
piro, aber bas 1T aud nit allen surO.
pdiihsn 9Gnbern Der Jan nab
piirbe aud unTerem eisenen SlrSe
BON srpbsm gOrtbsiI ieiu, inbem lie
ibm neus 9lbiusgebiste sroffnet. Die
9teubsruug bes prdfbsntsu mub bo.
Der gu bem S6lufs fiibrsr, buB jsts
neus @ertebrsitraBe ssfabrIih lit,
penn iie ntdt bon GnsIanb moncpos
liitrt ptrS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11


Ssfiirdtungsn iinb, bic Der prdlbsni
gum glusorud brinet uno bdb er obHs
allen 9runo unisrsn g8oblitanb psrs
ni9ten unb Ulillpnsn Don Ylsniftn
an bic S9ladtbant fiibren ipia. absr
Der 4roIoent fubrt nod eInsn aness
rem 9runo an: Ct nil rem stpiDen
Jri.ben teriteleu. Die Dsiis, roit sr
bielss Soeal gu srrsi9en btabii9tis!.
Idbt nit 0eutli9tsit sriebsn, bdB sr
islbit ni6t an bic 8erpirili9ung beg
5OeaIs slaubt. gludpem GeriiHlaaO
unb Ssiisrreih nab bem pIane oes
prdfosnten 10 OOuis in Zen Stau6
ssporfen porben iinb. oaB lie iih Hlbt
msbr srbtben tonnsn, fou Elm 1rie'
bsHsbuuo ssi9dffsn psroen. Wsnn
aber bic beuti6sn 8srbiinoetsn pruis
ma9tlos geporoen iino, t6nute bod
cine St0rung oss 5risosns nur nod
BON unieren ississu altirtsn uusqs.
ben, mas bod sin gefpeis 1T, baB Der
prGiibent ni6t Don Der 5risbtnaIiebs
unisrer Gliirten iibsr3susi 1T uno ss
bsitebsn isbr trifties Griinos, oiefes
Mibtrnusn gu btgen. bd jsbi i4on'
beutlid gu srisben 1T, mas ben Trie
oensbru6 bsrbeifiibrtn fpiro. Gneioro
uno SapaH orbeitsH offsubar baraui
bin, bic 6errihdft i'm Stiller S5ecn
gu srlansen unb iupohl Subamsrild,
ME China gu bebsrrfdsu. Sapar
orinst iebt ihon in beioe geuonrtt
8ebiets Elm unb Bon eugliihtr Seiis
1T 'mebr aIs eiumal Der Gag uufgeiieIt
Dprosn, bnb al, ndtiirli9er uno
tliritIiden Neeresenasn CUR Si6eruue
BON Gngldnos Serribdft RIB in be1en.
6Gnbsn bsfinbsr miiFer. 10 bdb mir.
iobaIo Der arisa Uoriber iii, sinen
4nariff ouf ben pdnumdsS1ndI 5u ass
DGrtigsn baben. 9isfe 9tbF6t piirbe
nod be6eutsno erlsihiert peroen, nor1
osm bic Der. Studien iih in t;rtm
ldnapisriaen ariels gu 6ruub, ne'
ridtet 6aben uno noboem biz Wldtic.
bic uns geiitanb Isiiisn t6Hntsn, ouf
Bunfd bss grdfoenien BON Der garbe
tarts peftriasn porbeu iino. llnIers
Sn;ereiIensSpbGrs liegt rint i'm gdls
ian, niat in Der ROrbise forosrr i'm
Stillsn S3eon. 9ort aIsin inb aHs
isre Rshte uno uniere Siberbeit o's
fdhrbet. Demnd6 1T bic Qoliiit Hts |
prdiioentsn sbsrio gruHbfaIfd. ME
9.fdbrIi6 uno fir bas aneriIduiidhs
Dol, sutfiebt Die Roibipsnbiaieit, cine
BEN prdiioentsn enigtssHgsisbte &us .
lamb poIiiit siraulsitsn, I'm bic Sis
5erbsit unierer gldtion gu rpdhrsu. bic
nitt BON 1euii6lanb, Ionbsyn son
bm asfdbrbst pirb. mir nousn uns
ere arGf.e nitt in suropdiTher 9ri:s
zen Osrgsuber, forosrH re suidmuor'
laItsn, I'm ber sinjia pir,Iider Ge.
abr. bic uns bon Der .n9liibsjapunj5
den 9lIiaus broht 'u beoedrsu. mir
pollen teire europGiibe, ioro,rn are
,ituuiihe golitit treiben. Wir pcr,r
1ibt fiir unbers aduber. fonbsrH 'iir
ms fora,n uub penr bds atfd;ttt.
'dbsu mir Rismaub gu fiir4tsH, aTsi6.
'iel rper es fei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11

Die UleIbuus, ouB Der oeut'
j4e Gberbeieblsbaber an Der Sitfroni
Der ruifii4en &egRruHg eineu gsfcer'
lOisH Des gu einem Sonberfrieefn
angeboten babe uRo odb 4, 0.'
nsralftabssDffi3isrs iibst Die Srsu5e
ssgangsn iinb. I'M Jrisbens Oori4lds:
su unterbreitsu, III cine gang beiOnoers
plumpe Grbidtune. Sn DeutiAlano
beitebt 4rbettstbeiIuns. Das 5eer
befaBt Ii6 ni9t nit Diplomatic uub
bic Diplomatic befabt ii6 mid! nit
militdrif6eu QHseleseubsitsn. 8d5r
1T nur, bub .ngIiiae GmiHGre nit
bem ibli6eu lleberreounesmittsE pcn
9uineen unDerantportli4e Perionen
peraHIaFen @rtIdruneeu gegen einsu
Separdtfriso,n gu pertiinoer. Gher
olles Bemibeu lit pergebens Rubs
lamb 1T miIitS:iid 10 idpaG Qsucrs
BEN uno burdl inners Dirr.H 10 bilfs
IOs, oaB ss uitt an 2riea bentsn lam.
Der 9Ian, burh grObs SfTenIioen III
Often unb Deifsn OeutI6Ianb uuo
Oeiterreid gu ssrmiirben. 1T grauoIia
bur6Io6srt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11
Die nsne SaHselsfOtte Der
Sereimisten StaateH.

@eneralmaior @oetbdls, nls ebel
Der ,,llniteb States Chipping Cor
porotion-, Der ben gau elmer neilen
SanbeIsilotte fir Die Ser. Siadien
leitei, plant Den Sm Don itablerneE
RormaIi6ifien, bic ieIbii BET Sipcl' ie
iegar oreinlalieer 1orpeoirlmg nod
imitanbe iein ioaen, ibren Saien ~
erreif)en. 2ieie St,ifie baben nad
@oetbals' Aneabe iiber bies ben gor'
sua, bab iie aua rpenn aui cine W'ine
eeiabren, ibren Reg nod iortiesen
fonnen. 9ieie Sd,iffe ioaen eineE
Sonnenqebalt Don etrpa 1900 bd.
Zen, iiber 500 CUB lang uno mls
nuiierShten aoulparteTents suiam.
meneeiest iein. Gie Grunbioee H.
oieien Sdifien cine SabrgeitapiuoiG'
felt 3u oeben, bic fie, obne 6ab o.e
@hai6inen einen 5u grobeu auiprnd.
auf 9aim MAIDEN, beiabigt, ocn In
terieebooten sn entfomiHen. 2nocT
fonnten bic Ghiife 81 $120 per
3cnne gebnut pcrben. aIio bi1iger
ols StabIihifie bon 5000 2onnen
beren Soften S153 per 1onne 81
iieben fonlmen imb Solsidiife, ois
S135 Der 5onne foiteu ipiiroen gn
beroem fonnte elm S6iff BON 1900
3onnen nit berielben geoienunas.
mannifait nusfommeh als oas flei.
mere. iuas ongeiidts bes Vsun9eIs oil
tiidtigen @arineoifi5ieren aIs Elm
erober @eipinn betrahtet peroel
miiiie. abseisben bon Der grobcu Sal
funesfrait i,nS srOberen 5abrac'
iblpin6igfeit.
goeibnIs lit Der Reinung, Sab. ci
miHoeitens oreier gutter Iorpebo.
trefier bebhrfe, I'M elm berartiees
Shiii 5iur Siufcn 81 bringen. er
ipeiIt baraui bin, oob bic gertbeiOig.
nnesfanonen mad, oeW eriten gfnt
eines llnterieebootes in Sb1tigfeit
treteH mb ben Seinb. penn aud
niht perienfen, 70 bod in bic Stud!
iagen tcnnten. Solte elm iuIdrs
Snbr5eus cine Rine treifen. iudre
nur cine aetpiiie 8eruunoering ocr
Observation-Disclosures Die 5olge; eines
Der apmpnrtmeuts piiroe iiberiIiitei.
i'm ii6rigen piirbe oas Sdiif. obnt
beipnbers grobe geitdoiging. ieine.
Sraht. einen engliihen Snien crre;.
9eH. mo man es in tur5er 3ett repG.
rieren nnS aberrnols aui Die MeiIe
ihiden ipiiroe.
es iperoen anh bol3erne Shiiir
sebnlt. Ten neiieiien Rerid,ten pl.
foIge iperoen es $50 bis 200 Stiit
iein, itntt Der friiber gepIanten 1000.
sInd fIeine StabIifiiie bon 1000
bis 5000 3onnen iiirS in ansiiht
uenonimen. benn man bemibt iiA, 70
tafd pie m0eIid cine grobere ansah:
Shiffe IN 1ieHit a., teller, bch ft,dtt
SuetboIs bic SiabIihiiie nit 500c
Sonnen @ebdIt ais 6as ynperIGiiiai.e
Utittd CUR getdmpiimg Der Inter.
'eeboote es ai6t soblreihe @erftal.
Die innerhaIb feds Ronaten Die er.
ten St,iiie liefern fonnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11

4uf bem Sumpfge6iete
bsrri6t ieBt pisber berbdItnibmGbiss
StiQe. Iie qliirtsu babsn ein paur
St0Be gefiibrt uHb oamit III ss 81
GnDs. Rad i6rem 6isbsrissn Derfu5s
ren mDeen ite tpisber mad ldngerer
gOr6srsitung einsHansriff MAIDEN uHo
cine Steaung 3uiammem9irbtn, toeIs
4e. bic 8euti9en rGumen, neil iis isis
nsu Dertb mebr betst. Gs 1T ater
tIur, bab man auf bNie Neiie Hi6t
gum 3iele gelaneeu tauu. 9as geitss
ben bic Segner fogar fslber ein. 5brs
abiidt 1T, ni6t Elm paar EilDmetsr
gober gu getpinuen, fonberu ben 5sirb
gu oernidtsu. Sos III isbt ebenfo iDes
mig geIungsn, pie friiber unb es ii
rt6t srfi4tli6, pis es iiberboupt 1es
Iiugsn t0nnte, na9bem Rublanb 70
gut nie dussef6aItet if uno 5rants
reid uIs militGrii6er Jattor beoeus
teuo an Gertb DerIor.u Bat. Sieie
@rpd9ung, Dap Jebt uur Ho4 etn
nubloies glutoergieben Dor fi6 Rts,
1T es, Dos SeutT9laHo beranlabt, ben
Grteben gu fu6eu unb ui9t, ME bcr
Prdfbent meint, neil es Ii6 fir bes
tlegt adlt gs if aud nidt Deritduo.
LID, mo Der prdfOsnt Oiefs 6Offnunas.
IOfs grf50pFung gefuuben bat. Si.
9erIi9 ni6t an Der OftFroni unb toas
Die srrungsni9dften an Der WeFfront
betrifft, 10 Derbeu bic militGriT5er
Sa4oeritdnbigen, tDenn er ibr lirt6eil
stnbolt unb iid ni6t iefbft als Elm mts
lttdrii4es Genis bstrd6tet, ibm foaen,
bdb bort ni6ts BON 9eoeutuno erreitlt
unb oas Deniss nit ibpereu Opfern
ertduft porbsn In. Die 9erbGItniiIs
laben ri6t bo3u elm. CUR Sortissunc
bes Srieges dn5ufeuern, fouberu BE
WieberberiteGung beg iSriebens AZ for
bern. Dos pdr. itddtsmdrmif. b.rs
ninftig uno 6uman.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11

Ger Ruf: Der Jeiu6 iis9t Dor
ben 5buren" bIeibt, lpie allgemetn Ge'
pbattet pirb, pbRs 8utuug. Gas
Bolt lGBt ii9 niat in angit iaeeu.
neil inn berpubt iit,oub elm 5sino,
Der f6 orsitauienO Uleilsn melt snts
Iernt bait, ni6t gefdbrlit iein tann,
Sumal penn bic RatioH, bic mir fsinfs
Iia nenRen, gar feline feinDIi6e Seiins
nung gegen uns begt. Gos ais
@runb ansegeben pirb. pdrum tuir
feinbli6 iein IoGIsn unO miiHsu, pia
poqsnbs niht einleubteu, oa often 3ns
geitanoen piro, bag mir nttt &rieg
nm unierpiLsn, iOnDsrn fir anbPre
fiibren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11
Qie Reifeabothefe-

Serr Ign ieinem Greunbe, ole ion
onf elmer 0ebirgstour cine aPiide ae.
itoden): .Su bcii bod cine sleiieupo.
tbete NIT f6 JIacons BEL bir - aib
mir etfpns segen ben Wsiideniii&l'
SreiIno: .Sab ih Ieiber nihts
ole s6 GldecHs iinS mt saocnaf &C.
fiiutis t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11

gu ben 4Ibetubeiten. Die
teIegropbirt perben, ssb6u audi Oi:
UtiitbeiIuns, oaB bic ansrdllp,5o
tion in ungdru oeuti4feinoIi4 IT.
@enau bas 9eseutbeil 1T ridtig.
Damn 1T es aub auseeitlohen, oaB
RoiIer Rarl eiusu Oeuti6enfeino an
bic Spibe bes unsariiden Riniits'
riuI1s itelsR r.-be.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11

Sn fsiner Rote on Rus.
lamb fpri9t Der prdiioent gan, tes
foHoers gefiir4tuug tpeeeu beg Berlin.
Bogbdo plonss aus. Das ldbt teinsn
dHbereH S4iub gu, dls ben, bub sr be
dusDdrtige politit ni6t aus eiaensr
&suutuik fouSsru ua4 bea GinfIaffs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11
@.i Der SentidcH 8riessFutte.
Bon Ctto BON Gottberp.

Gou Stto BON 8ottbera.
SrobenoerhdItni''e unS Sdbi'ispon.
ger. - Tauroi uno gIeftri8it1t
ouf aricGsitiiien. - los mo.
herne arieesidiif obne GIci.
triJitdt uiflt ut6eIi6. - ariegs.
ififi eiu itabIernes Gebeimnib. -
Gin Ttotor nit 10000 Grebungen
in Der giiriite. -Spajiergnuge mif
Ted. - 0as Get6ie Der See.
idIatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-11

@is ber prdfibsnt Is bur
itsut, betbeilissn mir uas oil BEN
Rrisqe nit europa, um 80 DtIlliaroen
gslb Ios3upsrben. oeun pte er islbIt
Tagt, IpG Der arieg uHs idbit ts!nen
SepiHu trlnaeu.
The Monticellonian., 1917-06-14
Will Collect $4,000.

Attorney General John d. Arbueklt
left for Memphis to collect $4,000
Judgment against the Union Sand ant
Gravel Company, representing an &c
emulation of taxes and charges due
the state for sand and gravel taken
from Arkansas streams. A charge 81
5 cents per cubic foot for sand and
gravel taken from its streams was
made by the state at the time the
debt of the company accrued Judg
ment for $4,000 was obtained in the
Desha County Circuit Court last fall
on proof that the company had been
taking sand and Gravel from the Ark.
ansas side of the Mississippi river.
The company contended that the Ark.
ansas law is unconstitutional, but the
eonstitutionality of the law and the
judgment given by the lower court
were sustained by the Arkansas Su.
preme Court 4 few months ago. Appeal
TO the United States Supreme Court
was denied by the Arkansas Supreme
Court and petition for writ of GER
tioraai also was denied by the United
States Supreme Court.
The Monticellonian., 1917-06-14
BELIEVED 1873 DIED
IN BURNING NINE
FIFTY BODIES HAVE BEEN REco I.
Erred, 143 MEN MiSSlNG-RES-
CUERS ABANDON HOPE.
MORE THAN 200 ESCAPED
Flames Broke Out in the Night, Start.
ing From Broken Power Cable That
Carried ectricity-Warning
Was Given Promptly.

Butte, Mont.-With 90 known dead
and las others still missing, Butte
wrestled with the worst mine disas-
ter in its history.
Fifty bodies had been recovered
from the Spectator and Granite
Mountain properties of the NORTH
Butte Mining Company and hope of
fiding alive the las missing men has
virtually been abandoned.
Fire broke out in the lower levels
of the mine, starting from broken
power cable that carried electricity
to the underground pumps. Lower
levels of the mine quickly filled with
smoke and gas
There were Ais men on the night
shift OF these 213 escaped through
levels connecting with other mines.
The gas spread to the Diamond Mine
and it was feared, took further toll
of life in that property.
Helmet men, mine rescue crews and
safety first squads from all the mines
in Butte undertook to penetrate the
gas-filled workings of the Spectator
the Diamond and High Ore mines in
the hope of rescuing other miners.
The fire, which started on the 2,400
foot level, spread quickly, cutting off
the escape of men on lower levels
Dense smoke retarded rescue work.
Miners from adjoining properties,
ordered up from underground as 4
precaution, went to work as rescuing
gangs aiding national guardsmen who
had been called to the scene. They
were able to do little.
Warning of their danger came soon
enough to permit men on the level to
escape. They Immediately formed
rescue parties and attempted to go
down the shaft to the men believed
entombed, but failed.
Joseph Coffemetten and John Boyce.
who were the first two men to BE
taken from the shaft alive, told how
they cheated death by cutting the afr
hose and sucking the air by turns UNI
til the rescue party arrived. They
were on the 700 foot level at the out
break of the fire.
According to miners who escaped
from the shaft, the fire started from
flames of carbide lamp.
The men were ordered to report to
the timekeeper as they emerged from
the mine
Two men who were working on the
700 foot level reported that As had
persisted on the level where they work
ed, they alone being saved.
All ambulanees in Butte and all
physicians in the city We're summon.
ed TO the mine to cooperate with the
rescue parties. Every safety-frst ex.
pert in the district has also been sum.
moned
The Monticellonian., 1917-06-14
J0FFRE STYLED AS
GODFATHER OF ARMY
WHILE IN AMERICA AGREEMENT
WAS REACHED WITH MILITARY
LEADERS OF NEW FORCE.

Paris=A semi-offieial note says
ca, had conference with American
military chiefs at which a plan #
organization for the new American
army was elaborated in agreement
with the British leaders The note
says:
1T will surprise none that the mar
shall took a prepondering part in the
plan, literally everything which ne
advised being adopted. His eollabera-
tors styled him themselves the god
father of the American army At n
moment when the first elements Of
this army are getting ready to take
their place on our front beside our
allies, the French government con-
sidered it only fitting to confirm the
marshal in his sponsorship. The min
ster of war feels that the moral au-
thority attaching to his person and
his situation, as we'll as his great eX-
perience gained in the present war,
will enable him, in accord with the
American high command. to give TO
the new troops all the necessary adj
vice and direction so as to prepare
them morally and materially for the
efforts they are called upon to make.
The program for this collaboration
has already been drawn up. Marshal
Joffre is officially entrusted with the
mission of putting constantly at the
disposal of our great sister republic
what France has learned in three
years of hard campaigning.
The Monticellonian., 1917-06-14
DRAIN FAVORITE
FISHING GROUND
BIG DREoGE BOAT BEGINS DIG
GING DITCH THROUGH FAULK-
NER'S LAKE.
TO WORK DAY AND NIGHT
Dredee Boat viii Do Most of the
Heavy Work, But Some Of the lat
eral bitches viii Be Dug
With Land Machines.
LttleR Rock

Little Rock
The big dredge boat of the z. J.
Hahn Construction Company of liz
tie Rock has begun digging the main
ditch Of the system that will drain
Faulkner lake. that favorite fishing
and hunting ground east of Argenta-
The spot where the dredge has start
ed operations is known as Niemeyer,s
brake 1t borders ON the Galloway
pike, about four miles east of Ar
genta.
The boat. which starts operations
on dry land digs hole which rapidly
fills with water. Then the big boat Is
slid into the water and continues u
dig its own channel as it advances
In one day it had dug a ditch 80 or 40
feet long, seven feet deep and 26 feet
wide. superintendent c. NJ Young
Hood, who is in charge. said that men
will be worked In three shifts. day and
night. until the work is completed
The dredge boat will do most Of the
heavy work, but some of the lateral
bitches will be dug with dry land ma
chimes
It is an interesting sight TO watch
the great iron Jaws reach out from
the boat. seize great mouthful of
mud and slime and deposit it to one
side of the ditch The trees have been
cut from the boats path, but the path
is thiekly studded with great stumps.
For the most part the dredge pulls
these out and losses them to one side
as though they were matches stuck in
the mud. Occasionally. however. a
venerable old cypress stump offers
stubborn resistance and 1t becomes
necessary 10 hast II nnt
The Monticellonian., 1917-06-14
GENERAL WOOD To
VISIT FORT ROOTS
WILL MAKE INSPECTION OF FORT
ABOUT JUNE 15-PUBLIC Re-
CEPTlON PLANNED.
INCREASE IN RECRUITING
New Orders Issued Prohibits All Ref
ference to Number of Men Rejected
or Accepted For Enistment-Ap-
plies to All Military eodies.
Little Rock

Little Rock
President W B. Smith of the Little
Rock Board of Commerce received a
letter from Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood
stating that he will be in Little Rock
about June Is. The letter was in re-
ply to an invitation extended Gen.
Wood several days ago
The Board of Commerce is arrang-
ing for a public reception to the gen
eral during his inspection trip to Lit
tie Rock
Orders of great interest to all Ark
ansas were issued at Fort Logan II.
Roots. The order prohibits all refer
eace to the number of men rejected or
accepted for enlistment and no COM
rarison can be made as to the percen-
tage of men accepted or rejected.
The orders provide that in case the
regiment is ordered away, neither off
GERS nor men will be allowed to in
fern their relatives what point they
will go to. This order applies to ali
other military organizations as we'll
as the First Arkansas. 1t was stated
illdl tIAtIt nave Dttl INSTANCES NUtIt
information regarding the destination
Of troop movements have leaked out
through kilograms from officers and
men to their relatives. From now on.
should orders be received to entrain
for any point. the only information
that can b. given out will be that they
are under orders Relatives will be
advised of their whereabout after they
have reached their destination
Saturday will be pay day for the en-
listed men of the First Arkansas. Off
GERS of the regiment We're paid on the
first of the month. and the quarter
masters corps of officers has been
working on the pavrolls of the enlist
cd men all during this week. All en-
listed men will be paid in cash.
Twenty recruits presented them
selves to Lieut.. Old, recruiting officer
at the camp, for enlistment with the
regiment.
Recruiting has greatly increased
since registration day.
Relative to the men 100 men who
ere to be sent to Fortress Monroe, Va,
this month for service in the coast ar
tillery, Lieut. Herwig, adjutant, stat
ed that no further orders have been
received. As the instructions stand.
the men are TO be selected by board
which will be guided in its actions by
the records made by the students il
training and by the recommendation
of their captains
Maj. Carroll F. Armistead, former
Arkansas citizen, who has been COM
mandant of the University of Arkan-
sas fer some time. passed through Lit
tie Rock en- route to Fort Oglethorpe
to join his regiment, the Fifty-second
Infantry
Gov. Brough recently appointed
Mai Armistead colonel of the new
Arkansas Third Infantry Regiment,
but the War Department refused to
relieve him from his regiment
The Monticellonian., 1917-06-14
Need Harvest Hands.

w w. Sprague, manager of the
State Free Employment Bureau of the
Labor Commission, received a letter
from O. w. Dawson. mayor Of Great
Bend Kan. saying that the wheat
crop in his section is practically a
failure and that only limited num-
Der of harvesters can secure employ
ment These will be paid $3.50 a day
4 letter from the commissioner of Ia
Dor of Oklahoma says that the work
in the wheat fields about Enid will
begin June 8. or 10, and that a num-
Der of men can be employed at s. a
day. No transportation will be fur
nished.
The Monticellonian., 1917-06-14
Incorporation Matters.

Walker Hines Lumber Company,
Perryville, capital $4,000, paid UP ST.
900; Will Walker president. c. e.
Walker vice president, E. C. Hines
treasurer and secretary.
Epps Stove and Furniture Company,
Little Rock, $4,000 capital; E. j.
Epps president, j. NJ. Epps vice presi-
dent, Katie Bevalis secretary
Southern Hardwood Lumber Com
pany, of Plymouth, Ind
PEBBLES Auto Company of Little
Rock
Arkansas Ore and Development
Company, Mena, 100000 capital, $500
paid In; J. w Dawson president. W.
+. Downs secretary-treasurer.
The following corporations surrend-
cred their charters:
Southern Produce Company. Texar-
kama.
Hindman Bros. Mill Company, Chi
1ester.
Little Rock Flour Mill Company,
Little Rock
l.. c. Owen & Co. of Keo filed GER
tificate of change Of name to The
Cobb Co., S. c. Cobb president.
The Monticellonian., 1917-06-14
E. b. Shi1n Amounted.

z. Fl. Shinn of Russellville was APP
pointed deputy superintendent of pub
lie instruction by Superintendent ].
L. Bond. succeeding J. G. Ferguson
of Marshall. who has returned home
in the interest of his candidacy for
delegate to the constitutional conven-
ton from Searcy county. Mr. Shinn
is graduate of the University of Ark.
ansas and has been the county exam
liner of Pope county for several years.
The Monticellonian., 1917-06-14
Killing Was Wsnton.

London.-The mate of the Danish
steamer Odense is quoted by the Ex-
change Telegraph Correspondent at
Copenhagen as declaring that while
she was en- route to Denmark the
steamer was halted by a German sub
marine, which, notwithstanding 4
compliance with the order 10 stop,
continued to fire, and killed two of
the detenseless crew.
The Monticellonian., 1917-06-14
To Aid Road Projects.

Money for aid in six road districts
amounting to s5S,500, was set aside
in the state treasury, and will be
available upon the completion of n
few technical clerical details in the
districts for which the amounts were
appropriated. The apportionment has
been sanctioned by the State High
way Commission, upon the recon-
mendation of the Advisory Board Of
the commission.