davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
NESNAZE HROZt
PROPUKNOUTI "
HORNlM SLEZSkJ
Nytrinosti mono oceka
vati be- ohledu ma
vyslcdek voleb.

Berlin. H. kvttna, Az M
ial kulit lmslr s%islrlrk plclis
.pitu 4 Ilornim sIelsku doidr ur.
.dite X nesnazim, lie nahIedu pre-.
.ddku ntmeck feh ! polskych, !
kterfmi americk} zprayodni mel
pfilezitosi mluyiti slejn5 nahlcd
vyslnyuii take mutrdluve. ktcfi
nell ~pfilczitost sledoyati situaci
%Spojcneeti hSeduiei neievili
mnoho ehuti mluyiti o situnci q
budouenosti yelktbo horniekeho
distriktu, ale nektefi y Mich pro.
hlasili, ~ v pfipad6 polSktho VI
t6zstyi II Ynlchniho osudi odsira.
ntni asi 500 ncitinntisieh nemec.
kfeh aeitatorn zajistilo by mir.
Mezispojeneckd komise ie Po.
ldky kritisovdna, pon6vadz ncuci.
Mia nhleziteho opatfeni pro ochra-
uu polskfeh dbyyatel distriktn.
OstatnG ob%yidoydnf n protiobyi
hoyani neni v llornim Slczskn
zddnou z%vldsinostf Ones Polaci
vyldou = zalobou u Ultra Nemci
pfiueson protiobzalobn. To vseeh.
no yyyoldya napieti mczi obyya
telstyem, icz mdze miti IN ndslc.
dek ydznt v%@trznosti.
Poldci, ktefi pod nemeekim
paustvim byli umItoyani n znasil-
.ioyani, piiefwzeii nyni oteyfene
sc ssfmi zalobami, jez M dosud
Y sobe toliko tajili, Tato nova Il
totnost drazdi Nemcc, ktcrf Pc.
laky povazuji IA kalturnc meme
ecnn6 neil Prusdky. Napjctf j.
takoyG, 10 dalsf srdzky jsou ueyy.
h%nutelnt.
Fsiloynd agitace n6meek }eh H.
gitatortl mnzc miti IA ndslcdek,
Ne s%pojenecka komise pozddd pol
skou yladu o posldni ndkolika
vojenskf eh oddilh k spoluprdci
pr adrzoydni %pofadku. komisc
n%enaznatila, kdy yolby bu
dou Sc konati. komise yolby odd.
aby poskytla poIdkiim pfi-
k ycdcni y}chovn6 KAN
pane mczi syfm Iidem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
POLACI MAUI v
ZAMERU POSTOU-
PITT K MOSKVE
Uspech polskych zbrani
NIUE znamenati svr-
zeni bolseviku.

Washington, ID. e. II. kyetna
Pfedpoklad, IL poIska vojska
mali Y zametu postup0vaii We syt
offensive prot bolseyik0m M X
Moskye, byI sesilen informacemi,
jez zdc ziskany byly O ciunosti
polsklcl sbord pod generaIen
Pilsadskfm Polska ~vojcnska ii.
%tuaee, die ttchto zprav, staya Sc
.deune bezpetntjsf. Francie nepfe-
.trzitt poskytuje ydlecng material
Polakhm a ukrajlnskI I'm sborim
protibolsevick5m Lotyssko n y.
stonsko spolupracnjc i Polskem
proti bolseyiknm.
Nojcnska dfadoyna pro tajnou
slnzbu naznatnje, ~ sovtfskf pro.
pagandy je nltno obavati We vice
nezli %yojensk6 silly rlskf Wildly,
Soyttskf authority pracuji nepfe
trzlte IN tim fl6elem, ably otrayili
mysl polskgch obyyatel v seycrni
easti move republiky. Soyttskf
authority take Vi tinf nadhji, ze po
dafi We jim ziskati stonpence pro
svOJl wee mezi Litvinci v sever.
mich balfick}ch proyinciich.
Polska biteyni LIME fozkIada NJ.
oil zaliyn Finsktho M k Cerndmn.
mort Vojska lotysska u esfonska
udrznjf pouze svoji lInii, kdezto
ukrajinska . polska yojska postn
puJi ma jihu ncpfctrzift. Soufas.
ellen polskyeh d ukrsjin
skgeh armad je yytlaciti boIsevi
by . eel6 Ikrajiny Polaci poskyt-
Tkrajinefm n%jistfnf, ~ Dude
jim d~ovolcno zffditi neodyisIoul
rcpubIikn
PoIaei snazi No zlskafi M syojil
take kozaky donskh y jel
sine moznb, N se jim 10 podafl
70 zpamenalo by sesiIenf protj
,olseyiekyeb VII ia armadn D mil
muzh s~polcbllye %informace
sila polskgeh yoJsk No
notD(eh NJ $4,000 Toto yojsko
Il dobfe zk5zufno b d~oststefnf
ygpraveno zbranbmi b sffelivem
.nformace D sfie bolbeviekfbo Vol
w. Jez oyscm nem mozno nlrimI
,ytfiti, uddyaJ1, ze soyftska yIadd
X djspDsiei jenom ai 400, 900
h $4,000 yojakn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
Radikalni social
ste porazcni v ma
rodni konycnci

New York, N Y, lG. kvtfna.
socialistickd strana ' Amefioe i.
rye ndrodni konyenci zde odbla
soyala yernost Tfetf fmosk eyski
lnfernaeionhie u yfhradami. mez
nlmN nal@za ~ pravo rozbodoya
~ . ylastnf zdsadh. Louis EngdaIJ
Y fhjcmpa pfedI1zi1 zprdyu men
Amy, kiera " prolIasuje proti w
htadam, kterb ifkaJi N zyl66fl
d'ktsfnfy WoIefaridfu, Jak payr,
leno bylo We zprayb vtfainy, III
pfodloln Morris Hulq0if Deyade.
profi 6fyficiti bIasdm konveD,
ne zamifla zpfayn EngdahIovn b
pfijala zprayu yeta,ny.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
z PRAGUE NEB.
Dnc II. kyetna 1920.

j. r. Prai i m~auzclkou
Bfainafd a sletna Lcona IIofd
ckoya y Bruno deli navsteyou
nasem mtstf Y nedtli, jsouce no
ety roditd pana Pfaie, rodiny j
+. Praioygch.
Jan Sollknp, odhadef Y na
sen precinktu. byI Y okresnin
sidle v pbndtli, kde mel Ezeui
tSkajlei Ne jeho 1fadn u III ja
ko delegdt do 0kfesni demokra.
tickt k%onvenee.
Soudee A. H. Donate y 70.
dlnon y Waloo ztrayili nedfll i
nasem mfstt naysttyou sygch fct.
n@eh pfatd. Mezi jinlm pm Do.
pato = Mani sdtlit, " stay jebo
otee, kter} jfz po delsi d1bu jest
iremoeen. W posledni dobu zlepBil
coz milfmu pfiteli ~ srdce pre-.
Jemet
Pan J. j. Vlasak s1eastnil Ne
V pnudtH demok ratiekh k%onyencp
W Waboo jako deIegat y nasebo
preeiDkfu . tam zyoIen byl jed
MIN D deleeatn DO stafnf konyen.
ce, kfera NJ odbgya V Omazc dine
~ I. m. d TN tajomnfkem okres-
niho 1gtfednibo ygbofn.
Pan Jan Pabian VI. ~ synem
Josefem deli ' Om,ze v pondl
II, Jak vyrozumiyame v zalezito
vi konpt ponnikn D pr tom na
vktiyiii syf omazekt pfibuzDf d
mimi.
Pan Frank Benes u Omahy
dIei v nssem mhsff V 1ter1 nj
ystxvou stargcb Mamfch Jak
nam byio sdhleDo, hodIa " par
iten@s q Omshy odsfbhoyati do
Tabor. No. Dsk
- Pan " PaleDskf i rodipon
y rodlTe p1 paleuskh, ma0zelt
Fr NDyakou b Crete, North Da,
kota, pfjjntj YEN W hfyrtek 10
paysfkvn pNbnnTcb u uldmfpb
zde n w Weston Pan PaIeDskf
kfeyf jest bmkffem v Trete
pfSd SWIM ~ tam IsszeUfm IN
sf1ysI mfsto pffrueiho kasira ma
zdSjM iarmers n Merchants ban.
a 4 nj zdt ro1Es
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19

hNiust mlHlsietklta kniunil a IA
nAsth laasna tlNurueUlss H#8tun
@ ltampie ~leNNt flttNAt p4ssl.
sfda lialsAthe senatn Nplen Al
rleiusiuH ta'lt lr,ni yeletut ia
stiAnI fatls kaualn g stefa ~.
3pt Y iUmlH Asflbni Isalualn -
a piaRrp vnlllm administrators ~.
a MeRmAwAim m6Rht lNneeha
~ bsls tis fa-t7laut .itttiF uilis.
klpp kunuti 81 lnle A kapiuln
kBle kml halsk fNtmAlut piiimr
eient mil1 l'nnltii kunaii lunlr
- baukti Mtfi iulpiit mi utak
kami a kief,ph hndr 81 iwlnaii.
bnie nnaNant presidenia Milsnna.
ahN s,olal rr,ni .hramat'lent
swan narotl0 teA " ma kanaii
n6 nai1im
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19

- isl mahf stAlp phlasins
II siltt NBlaf lumu e II enlN
a arnN - tnkthsnie II rfitli III
hule rtafe IA y naAm ~
has1Na tkAfka ~ dluhut util
N i u Nlbls lelsi 4 pasiviNs
Bn AbaMeuilf -a
W lntrh ~ al g3 tctsN4
bundle sale fniatlana olsei tak ava
ua t%ntlaugup = isk psi yuiei
Program htje Nlaslt halatt, klr
~ ht mel pisahin huinun nd
sslten aahast milultrihu etNeen
slta nehut ipu linn daii j apeni.
h snaht r9iulkalpln kteii siata.
ii q d III ahy nhtcrnsi,n lmskNt
II Fahasn iakUu 81 nemn4r knada
ttukavni usada hnnusiti
Y itelio tlneeh uhuotilt 81
ptslplatut ma ''nenni i Nedtlni
pan j. n Mach Prague.
d pt Jos Hydct. Morse Bluff.
Mali ten pnkruk TAX ohlihcnt. II
nemoluu dapustib ably jim nei0
HI eisln noslnsln A 80 W.. KITE
II iei irstt ue0dhirnirf Npmysli.
ic, Vi n ma tase, abystc ii nan ltS
ptrdpiatilil
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
NAnfDNurt X sNArKu. ptm bfgh

sohe, ~ pfitinoa suathu, ufinitt tua
most : diykdl, VI nebo ~ rakn staff
dobfe poyesii a iez jest sp6sobila u
dit domaenost pence Hemusi nit ~
l'oknd nine 50 t{te. iscm slusntho se
yne iAku Il pozigdm dobfa poytstt, -
Nlnstnim dobf0u utmost a neco pend,
man ma bauku, TAX ~ nam spokoie
nou budouchoat gaisteuou. Diyka, jea
sobd pteie mtti dobff domov n spoke
i%enost, neehf mud dopise pod zuBt.
kou "Dobfh dnmdeuost, " in care Of
rokrok Publ. Go, Omaha, Neb.-Ad.
ycrtiacment. 1864 p
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19

San Salvador, ~ kyftnm 20.
vstalecka vojska pod yddcoystyim
Arturo Araujo, ktery Mtonzl W
stdti presidentcm, byla porazena
ylhdnlmi yojsky, JIM veil gene.
ri Juan Amaya. nedaleko Arca
IN, Y departments fhalatenago, Y
seyernf fasti zemt. PoysaIci byll
pfinneeni nstonpifi pres pomczi 10
Honduras thrifty poystalcd, Jak
se sdtlnje, jsou znafnb Il mnoho
mrtv9eb nalezeno bylo IA bojiatL
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19

Poytsti, BE- armenskl republike
yzdala Sc rliskdmu sovetu. neza.
Idddaji Sc ua praydc, pokud jest
zudmo angIiek6 vdlecn6 dfadovnt.
prayi, ~ Armenie yyjed
nayd . alliance $ Gruzinskenl Il po.
ladala spojencc O podportl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
Rumunsky kraI odlo-
Ill ccstu do Ameriky

Bnkhrchf, ~. kyftna Ri
mupskG kral Ferdinand b kfaloy
M Marie rozhodIj We odloziti $40.
il nhybffyu W Hpojcngch SfaiecII
~ do pFjsfibo jara. probllmy.
ktcr}m ceIi Ktnmnusko, json TAX
hetnf h yhznl, W neDd mono, aby
krai opnNfil zemi y dobf pfitom
nj Kral Ferdinand yebkerd IVA
sDahy eouNffednje M utyofeni pp.
ynh u trysIh giady d na fozsifeni
llimunsk9 cb Enthusiastically fun.
hef na hzemf novs ziskapa.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
Mnoho ZeppclinG na
.... cestu do Ruska

lond}n, H. kyttua Sedu
ntmeckyel IcppcIiu6, jak SC .
znamuje, llznamenano byIo mad
Earsayon Y Polskn V posIcdnln
ifdnn Vsceb0y pIuly smfrcm W.
chodnim d die depesc 4 Varsayy
neni pocbybnosti, ~ yczon stabtfI
ddsfojniky, ktcfi mai pomahati
soyftskl Wide v jejfm boil prot
Polskn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
Armenia postavi &c
proti Azcrbajdzanu

Lo1df0, ~ kyltna Hprdya
mI1jsterstya yalky sdfIuje, NJ ~.
sud nebylo ziskhuD pofyrzeuf
zprayy 0 zaujeff Od1sy ukrajin.
" I'm yojstem Armeuie, jak y
znaneno byIo yslecnou 1fsdovs
uoD, Mmjfla uttimstum Azerbaj
dzsnn i eoustfed1Je syoje yoJska
X edrszeni o6ekayanbho Moku-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
PARMA MA pRopEJ. prolam lGo.

akfoyou farmui poloyic Jest pzdtl6n0
ostatni iobfb pasteistf, DO mtsta a 4
q PM mile, 10 skoly ! mile, t%elefon y
dome. pfieinai prodeie, dDnfti manselky
take isem he ytemu sam n nemohu d
zastdyat kdo by u pfal yyknpiti
yss lak lozi, mohl byeh ~odstoupiti kly.
koliy. kdo netna zIusenost sc farma
frni D fbtfl BY, moii byeh ueiakf fas
zde = MIN pobfti, dobnd by Nc DO gse+
ho neYpraeiL Podrobneis zpraYy sda.
lin ma po1ddanL. e, u. LIKES, SUN.
nor, Aebraska@Adv. Ttt.gp
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
pAKLf NJ pnEJETE

fafmn ueho aAmNd rngemhN dciie MIN
ptiie1itasi i pipst hlatp DE-, eb mafcme
= tim ntiut tlstr bud anRliely ueh
eeshs NJ d II kOptE9rl. olvttgi 20
xemkY, liaa ~. eith ST. M. Side, %.
NAH. seIl2 AIN, Tlfgp
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
"a rnnnlI IAnMA- - -

n%eilftAlsh y sHuss lsttl n pslnfll Ms
$40 aAfAl 49, shta ed tasl fluhtm q
II lsleg IA ashgA iaAe llinalsa Wfh
lea fstFW tFam ~ terms Hfm
AlAttt sslHt mail ssua iaHHs Va a.
tenn dsaahhmta feHfgs = tthamt bnt
mass lahAtt6h hrls - ies0I rtt ml
%nlsttAseh ifaIms N seneA iifhinl NJ
- mlstn il aeutna ts8 Na Alrsa lefA
hes iat, Adams Wis Advertisement
TttEn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
nnNKnnA

KnNKuRa @piiime 81 u9tel in n,
atutahi 4 teakt sbole ~ .iutu dsea
meslea, oil A. eefyaa A. "a sfpna iali
ruaminhy HaAhim sp0sohIlastl . pla
~ bndnn 40 TO- hvetus iHan rftlimh
nys lasta mn Jos N1NOTNN. sha1.
lcf, Neh@Aat, rta5
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
REzNfcr, Poor

eipou odiezlt ma ranch, modernt zati.
zeqf fozniekf obehod, iediny Y mfstt
kde ies. pet toyaren IN draslo potash.
Mdsifpd ~ stfzi $4,000, y lttt si1o0.
Piste u FRANK RAskA, Antioch,
Nrbt1 ADV, TIl4gp
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19

PRIME ~ ~nobtf plrrhaf nehs
klemrii, duslane sthloa pfhpli dabtt
plat rlsle ha puktok Publ, ~ una
f4a1
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
KRAJANE, pozoRt

pine zafizcnou ftyfieitku "a botovt ne
BIO m splatkyi ptitina, oljezd do tech
Cena yelmi levna. FRANK r, HRopH
Lndyrmith, Wia.@AdR. TIL -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19

fAiaAN ~ tnsfastes - efatgssa.
"a ! Assh 4 Esla asmAsHssti uahit rlAi
= 1ahfa aaHaf msssA y y khta.
ffsmehl Nsh AAf, Tai4R
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
Tittoni pfcdscdou
rady Svazu narodd

Rim q kyftna Pzff zaeeda
nj fsdy fvsAl nAre4A konal1 fs Y
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
20 ve|ik6m dsp6chu
We yychodnicI m6stcch
ChOd$ti DuddCi
Z DOmaz|iC
IN spoludcinkovani pryotfidnieh
eesko.americkgch hercd
uspofddaji
kabaretni Vecirek

v Prague, Nebr. :
V 1tcrg q We stfcdu, dine IL.
10. kvctna.
v Linwood, Nebr. :
We ctyrtek, 70. ky6tnu.
vc Dwight, Ncbr.
Y patck q sobotu, dine a.
~. kydtna.
" Brainard, Ncbr. -
Y nedtli q Y pondeIi, dnc
~. II a. kvetua.
We Weston, Nebr.
V 1terg y W stfcdu, dnc u.
~ kvttua.
" Crete, Ncbr. -
We ctyrtek d V patck, dne
~ u ~. kyft0n,
w WILDER, Nebr.
Y sobotn, V nndGli d v pom.
dfli, 30, 10 u b. kyeina
v Table Rock, Nebr.
v 6terS, w stfedu u W.
efyrfek, H. z II y. teryna
w Swanton, Ncbr
v p5tek, dne 4 nerynn
v MiIIigan, Nebr,
v sobotu Il V ncdeIi, g. u
H. feryna.
fIJHjkf Iuv GzuAmpuv GnzIkU
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19

Nome. ~. kyftua Ipr6vy 0
objeyeui zIaia ' seyerovyehodnf
sibiu dosly do Nome D mnoho 10.
die heka M otevfenl nsyiQsee, h
NY prospekfory Myezty ~ uogh
haIeziktH.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
Girls, Destitute and HI Because
 of Recent Fire

Miss Ola and Mamie MilholIand, Lincoln county girls. who have been working here, are i'll and destitute, according to statement made yes terdaY by Mrs. D. B. Clarke. 1109 West Barraque, with whom they are now living.
 Both girls, employees of the St Louis Southwestern Telephone con- pany, lived in the residence of Of ficer Aiddlebrooks, and suffered the loss of their clothing and all their possessions when the building was burned to effect the capture of the negro, George yicks, more than a week ago. They were i'll in bed a, the time and were moved to Mrs Clarkess home They have not shar- ed in any of the relief funds raised for the sufferers from the fire, Mrs Clarke declared.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
Shipping Board
 Sells Hog Island

Washington. Feb. 14.-An agree ulent with the American Interna- tional Shipbuilding company was reached today by the United States nsipping board by which the board takes title to the land of the Hog Isl andand ship yard at Philadelphia.
 Approximately s4.000. .000 is in- yolyed. Chairman Payne said.
 By taking title to the land. the chairman declared. the board now is in a position to dispose of Hog Isl and negotiations for the sale proba- bly, will be opened soon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
51 Witnesses are
 Called in Case
 Against Cainaux

Paris. Feb. l4.-Fifty-o witness es have been summoned by the prose cntion to testify in the trial of Joseph Csillaux, former premier, charged with intriguing to bring about 2 premature and dishonorab.. peace with Germany. which opens Tuesday, February IT.
 Jean Jules Jusserand, ambassador to the United States AleNandFe l.. Conty, ambas sador to Brazil; Ca- mile Barrere, ambassador to Italy Henri AIlize, French diplomatic rep resensatiye at Vienna; Jules Cam bron, former ambassador to Germany and Former Premiers Bathrou. Bri- a.:d and yiviaEi will be among tnoss. testifying.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
Milligan League
 Win at the Polls

Excelsior Springs, Mo, Feb. H. The election of Capt. J. L. Milligan, democratic candidate, and league Of nations advocate, over John E. Frost, republican and league oppon- ent, as representative in congress for the third district was conceded tonight by N. L. Coles. chairman of the republican state committee. Cap tain Ailligans majority. Cole said, will he between HOO and 1900.
 The1eiection was to choose a sue cesso1 in congress to Secretary of ComDlErce Joshua N. Alexander and the league of nations was the domi- nant Issue in the campaign.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
Men With Copper Masks Hold Their
 Inaugural Meet

Paris. Feb. 1.-The Society Of the Men With the Copper Masks" has just held it's first annual convention at the Val de Grace Military Hospi- tal. Paris. The society consists of French soldiers. suffering from fac ial wounds, who have been provided with a set of new features by the American Red Cross.
 The most successful address was made by weman's hairdresser, who lost his nose through shell explos- ion. As he told his comrades in a speech: Without my nose my job was gone. for how could noseless eoiffeur hope to please women GUS toners? Alfeady melancholy had marked me for it's own. when the mask expert took my case in hand, and so successfully. that I am now doing Q rushing business in my old trade"
 These American portrait masks, which are the only ones in France. are made of light weight copper plate. enamelled in flesh tints- They conceal facial scars and hide the ab- sence of missing features They are an adaption Of the mask invented by Captain Derwent Wood Of the Brit ish army The work owes its origin to Mrs Maynard Ladd of Boston, who devised the American mask, and to Miss Marie Brent of Columbus, Ohio. who took charge of the DOT trait mask studio" Miss Brent re- gently married Despreaux. director Of one of the most important libra ries in Paris. .
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e1 -------s-- l--7-7-- - ----------1-------- ZINE GIVEN DiyORCES.

Ghsnceilor ]. M Elliott yesterday granted nine divorees among other mastefs which he settled after an en- forccd absence from his court due tO illness. Those to whom diyorces were granted are as follows: Harriet Fields vs l.. s Fields, decree to ire defendant on cross complaint. Charles Dean vs. Hattie Dean, de, sertion; Jim Williams vs. I4cosha Williams, cruel treatment: Joe Brown vs. Willie Brown, cruel treat sment; Peliie Draper vs. ". (. Ora s1,er. desertion; Bessie Knocks ys NcIaud Knocks, cruel treatment; Kim 5bie Robinson vs. Mamie Robinson. Lillian Schrand ys. Percy
 6cbrand, cruel treatment; " F
 Rodgers ys. Helen Rodgers, cruel Hreatment.
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6RONNA SAYS BARNES HAS PROPAGANDA TO
 FIGHT WHEAT BODY
Seeks to Oppose Ab0lishment of the Corpora
 tiOn /

Washington. Feb 1A.@Sen61ol Cronna, republican, North Dakota charged in an address today in the senate that Julius Barnes, president of the United States grain corpora- tion, was conducting 9 propaganda campaign" against the senator's bill proposing abolishnent of the corpo- Yaticn
 The senator gave formal notice that if the republican party nom inated Herbert Hoover as it's can didate for president, he would vote for the democratic candidate pro vided ne shares my views"
 Charging that Mr. Barnes had CT roneously represented that the bill in question would terminate the gov ernmensss wheat price guarantee and had over estimated the country s wheat supply 68,00o .0o0 bushels, Sen A ator GTonna said.
 II don't see how 1t is possible for Mir Barnes iB his position to give proper attention to the inter ests of the producer and consumer and al the same time be the manager for the presidential campaign of ore Cf his distinguished dassoc,ates, the grcate<t internationaliss in the Uni ted States"
 Il have an ungoyernable curiosity to knox whom the senator refers to by what .remark,r interrupted Sena- tor Sherman. republican, of Illinois.
 -I am informed that II IS Mr. Hoo ver's campaign" said Senator Gron- na-
 Raising Prices.
 s.I have understood" Senator Sher- man pursued. that Mir Hoover has had some difficulty in discovering with what political party to ally him self. Does the senator know wheth- CT he has decided on party affiiia- sicn yet r
 .sThe only information 1 have is in the Blue Book said Senator Gron- ma. 1t says here he is Liberal. ?
 .-But there isn't any such party in s this country rejoined Senator Sher- man That IS an English party. But there may be developments in this chamber, which will result in creat- ing ono next election
 nm American enough to require 10e per cent Americanlsm in my candidate for the presidency" Sena- tor Gronna continued. '.Ill vote for fro party which nominates an in- ternafionalist, and if the republican fArtynominates one this year. I shall not vote for the democratic nominee provided he shares my opinion on the subject"
 Senator Gronna dealt at some length with expenditures by the grain corporation He told the sen ate that 1t was now using its profits on wheat sales to conduct a nation al advertising campaign which tend ed to raise prices of wheat stocks nov in the hands Of dealers and manufacturers"
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Bolivia Asks for
 Port in Africa

Bueno< Aires, Feb. 14.-Boliyia has formally laid claim to Pacific port in the province of Africa, according to a dispatch from La Paz. which SAYS the Bolivian chamber of depu- ties has passed resolution dec.ar- ing: "The time has now ,come 10 in corporate in the dominion of the re- LIliie port in Africa over which the bordering nations Of Chile and Perl will have no defined rights"
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LOAN TO CHINA.

Chicago. Feb. 14.-Thonas ". La mont Of J. P. Morgan and company. en route to the orient, announced to- day that If present negotiations are e included. China will be granted q loan of s20, ,O00. Half of the bonds will be sold in the United States and half in Japan
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None Recently Taken in Radical Raids
 Yet are DepOrted

New York. Feb l4. None of the 526 men and women sent io Ellis Island afte. raids on extremists last month has been ordered dcported, it was snnouneed today. The status of the January eases follows:
 Released on mail 4l6; held 3, the Isisn l37; died at the island four; freed because United States citizens IT: H1ed because of lack of evidence
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CATHOLIC LETTER.

Washington. Feb. 1s.-For the first time in B years, the American Cath oiic Archbishops and Bishops aR is- suing a pastorai letter to their cler- gy and laity. The letter will be read in every Catholic church n the Uni ted States Sunday, February p.
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EXTEND RAIL RULE.

Chicago, Feb. IA two-year ex- ;,nsion of government control of railroads was urged today in commit tee reports before several hundred delegates attending the farmer-laoor ], cperatiye congress heea
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BIG LOAN FOR RIGA.

Ccr enhagen, Feb. 14.-The city Of Riga, capital of Letvia, is negotiat- ing for loan of several million ioi- lars for an American banking con cern. with city lroperty as -secu-i iv.
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FO,sR HELD FOR MURDER.

Panama, Feb. 14.-Police authori- tie.. have arrested a young man nain- ed Sagel and his four brothers for the assassination of Governor Per rigault of Ciriqui province Thursday.
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BANDITS GET sl1.ooo.

St. Louis, Feb. 1.-Two men en- tered the offices of Blue Bird Ap- pliance company here today. covered the office force with revolyers. rifled the safe of s11 900 and escaped
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ALTO MEN WON'T MEET.

The regular luncheon meeting of fhc Pine Bluff Auto and Accessory pealers association will not be held touday because Of the influenza
 yI<rantine.
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OBITUARY
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Judge W. T Newman.

Atlanta. Ga. Feb. 14.-FederaI Judge William T. Newman of the northern district of Georgia, died suddenly at his home here today. aged 16. Judge Newman and occu- pied the federal bench for 3T years having been appointed in President Cleveland's administration. He was a Confederate veteran and lost an arm in the last year of the war.
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they had unanimously voted to back the -open shop" movement in Okla 1onia with all their resources.
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BANKS FOR OPEN SHOP.

Tulsa, Okla. Feb. l4-The i2 banks constituting the Tulsa clearing house association today announced
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Addie Ernestine Wright

Addie Ernestine Wright. 10 months old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Jake Wright. sl3 Cypress, died at her parents home yesterday afternoon al $ o'clock. after an illness of several days. The funeral will be held this afternoon from the residence at } o'clock