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the turnpike like some flying bird Of
night Orme glanced back over the
way they had come. A soft electric
glow In the sky told where Evanston
lay, several miles to the east Far
TO the south a greater glow showed
the position Of Chicago.
Pulling himself erect, Orme leaned
forward. 1t seemed as though Arima
must hear hin breathe. Slowly he
advanced his arm. Then, darting
swiftly, he threw It around Arima's
neck and drew backwards with a jerk
Inc Japanese was taken completely
unawares. Uttering strangled
cry, he let go of the steering
"heel and clutched at the choking
arm that held him; he could not break
the grip.
Meanwhile Orme reached for the
steering wheel with his free arm. But
Arlma, kicking frantically, struck the
wheel with his foot. just as Orme was
ABOUT to seize it. The car turned
sharply to one side. Into the ditch
it plunged.
AS the fore wheels dropped into the
depression, the body of the car rose
IN the air. Orme, still clinging to
Arlma. shot forward. He was con-
sclous, In that fraction Of second,
that he must release his hold, or Ar
ima's neck would be broken; SO he
unbent his arm.
The earth arose and something
struck him heavily. He saw a firma-
ment OF brilliant stars. Then all was
black
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-23
aureeahIs Chance,

Yes" said tho meek little man at
the quick lunch counter. Il take my
mcnls nt restaurant every chance I
get"
prefer restaurant cooking to tho
home brandt" asked the big fellow on
the adjoining stool
No: cant say that ! do" replied
the meek little man. But can give
orders at n Modern So
ci.ty.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-23
CHAPTER XVII.
A Chance Of the Game.

SndnCe OF the Gan1e.
The first impression that came to
Orme with returning consciousness
was one of impending disaster. His
mind was renewing its last thought
before 1t had ceased to work
Then he realized that tho disaster
had already occurred, and he moved
his arms and legs. to see If they had
been injured They gave him no
pain. and he raised himself to a sit.
ting position.
The soft night hovered about him.
He heard confusedly the dronlng Of
insects, and the distant mournful call
of whip-poor-will The roar of the
car was strangely missing. What had
become OF it? And where was Arima =?
These were the first question he
asked himself as he became able to
think without confusion.
He now became aware that his head
hurt. and raising his hand, he found
large bump under the hair above
his right temple. Turning, he discov-
cred that he had been thrown over the
fence into a field of Understanding
grain, which had broken his fall. His
head must have struck the fence in
passing
He got to his feet. At first he was
bothered by dizziness, but that soon
disappeared.
Climbing the fence, he saw that the
car had turned over on one side. At
a glance there were no evidences Of
superficial damage, but it would take
team of horses and some time to
right 1t and get it back into the road
The lamps had been extinguished
In the ditch near the car lay Arima.
One of his legs was bent under him
horribly. Orme hurried over to him
The Japanese was conscious. His
beady eyes glittered wetly in the star.
light, but he said no word, gave no
groan, made no show of pain. What.
ever he may have suffered, he en-.
dured with the stoicism that is ira
ditional in his race.
Much hurt?" asked Orme, bend
ing over him.
MY leg is broke" Arima spoke un.
emotionally.
Orme considered. "I'll send you
help" he said, at last. Lie quiet for
a little while, and you will be looked
after"
He rose, smoothed out his clothing,
and pulled himself together. 1t was
not part Of his program to let whom
ever he might meet know that he him.
self had been concerned In the wreck.
In moment he returned to Arima.
"I'll have to have those papers" he
said.
Silently the Japanese reached with.
in his coat and drew out the papers.
He held them for Orme 20 take.
you have me beat" he said Spirit
told me | must fail"
A picture of the scene In Madam
Alias rooms came to Orme; the dark.
ness broken only by pinpoint OF
gaslight; the floating. ghostly forms;
the circle OF awed believers, with the
two Japanese. intent as children.
The mediums work for him had
not ended when she helped him to es-
cape. Mentally he redoubled his
thanks to her. for she had 30 impress.
ed the fatalistic mind of Arima that
he gave the papers over without ma
king necessary a final struggle.
BY the size and shape OF the papers
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-03-23
FIfty.Seven vkrIetIes.

II there mr.. microbes In on. kiss
Exploded between lad and lass.
Then tell US. please. what is ther. os
A half-wnshed Ice cream soda siassf
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-31
NORMAL BOOSTERS
PLAN RECEPTION

The Arkansas State Normal Boost
ers' Club, which was organized at
Gleason hotel in Little Rock April 20,
met at the home of Miss Bessie Lair
last night. This club was organized
in order that all students and teach
ers of the Arkansas State Normal,
present and past, might hold an an
nual meeting during the State Teach
ers' Association to keep in touch with
each other, and also to increase their
loyalty for the Normal.
The purpose of the meeting yester-
day was to decide definitely as to the
time for holding a reception for all
Normal students, teachers and friends
and it was decided to hold this recep-
tion on the evening of the second day
of the State Teachers Association at
10 p. m. A toastmaster will preside
over this reception and every one will
have the privilege of responding to q
toast.
Miss Amy Roth was elected to as
sist Miss Bessie Lair in sending out
circulars to the various students who
have attended the Normal. 1t is de
sired that each and every student and
teacher who attend the Arkansas
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-31

TO BE DECIDED

President 0. D. Longstreth of the
Arkansas State Athletic Association
sad today that he had ISSUED a call
1or a meeting of the execut.-e COM
mlttee in the rest room of the Marion
hotel at Little Rock Saturday at 10
a. M, for the purpose of deciding the
secondary school baseball champion
ship of the state. The decision. he
SAID, lays between DeQueen high
school, which has forwarded con-
tracts showing it to have won seven
games without a defeat, and Conway
high school, which has won six con-
tract games and was never defeated.
Mr.. Longstreth said the managers of
the two teams had been notified to
have their teams in readiness for
games next Monday and Tuesday. il
post-season series should be required
to decide the championship. A third
game will also probably be played
should the first two result in a tie.
SO far no invitation has been received
from any place to play the games, and
they will probably be arranged for
Little Rock.
President Longstreth said the Off
cial contracts for the collegiate divis-
ION were now all in, and Hendrix Col
iege would be pronounced the cham
pionshps without any question.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-31
CATO.

We are having some dry, hot wealth
er and are needing rain very badly.
Health is very good around Cato.
A large crowd attended the chill
dren's day at Cato Sunday. All re-
ported nice time and lots to eat.
Several were here from Little Rock.
Jacksonville and Cabot
j. E. Hogan went to Little Rock
Friday and brought his sister, Mrs.
Lula Beasley, home with him to spend
few days visiting.
S. G. Scott and his sister, Mrs.
Pruett, received the sad news Friday
of the death of their brother, Dock
Scott, who lived in Little Rock. He
leaves a wife and two children. Mr..
Scott was well known around Little
Rock.
V. r. Williams, John Boydston,
John Jeffries and their families were
at Cato Sunday from Chadwick.
Brother Gipson and family attended
children's day here Sunday from Otto
Rev. Hall preached here Sunday
night.
Mr.. Adams and family of Chadwick
visited j, P. Akridge and family Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Maude Thorp of Little Rock
was here Sunday. She taught in our
school here last winter.
There isn't any more said about
when the legislature will adjourn
around here, but all are sure they will
quit when they get all the money there
is in the treasury. We don't know of
another state in the union that's up
with ours. She is able to keep a
standing set of lawmakers in session
all the time, and at the same time
entertain the old soldiers in a nice
way
]. E. Hogan has bought new bug
gy and horse.
The w. 0. w. Circle will meet here
Saturday and initiate five new mem
bers.
May 30.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-31

Mrs. f. H. Major returned this
morning from haskell, okla, wehre
she was called hy lie death of her
father, G. w. Combs, which occurred
at that place last Saturday.
DIR. Thomas has been chosen by
Hendrix College to deliver their COM
mencement address June 12. 1t will
be remembered that DR.. Thomas was
professor of history at Hendrix for a
number of years before accepting his
present position of associate profess
sor OF history and political science in
the university. Hendrix used good
judgment when they selected our
scholarly professor and they conferred
the greatest honor upon him that can
be bestowed by their hands. This is
the greatest and most merited compli-
ment ever bestowed upon a member
of the faculty of the University of Ar
kansas in recent University of
Arkansas Weekly.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-31
EX-CONFEDERATES TO
DECORATE GRAVES

Confederate decoration day, which
occurs next Saturday, June 3, the an
nlversary of the birth of jefferson
Davis, will be observed in this city on
the following day. Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock the veterans, together
with the local camp of sons of veter-
ans and u. ID. c., will meet at Oak
Grove cemetery, and, after a program
to be announced later, will strow flow
ers over the graves of the soldier
dead.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-31
DIVORCED COUPLE
ARE REMARKED

At the courthouse this afternoon F.
M. Jones and his former wife, Mrs.
Lucy Jones, We're reunited in matrl-
mony, Judge w. B. Wilson pronounc-,
ing the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
We're divorced at the March term of
chancery court, only about two months
ago. They live In the southwestern
part of the county.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-31
FOLEY'S KIDNEY REMEDY

Is particularly recommended for
chronic cases of kidney and bladder
trouble 1t tends to regulate and con-
troll the kidney and bladder action and
is healing, strengthening and bracing.
For sale by Greeson Drug Co.
Foley Kidney Pills contain just the
ingredients necessary to regulate and
strengthen the action of the kidneys
and bladder. Try them yourself. For
sale by Greeson Drug Co.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-31

answer soon the daily demands that
are being made upon him to know
what he will do with it.
The bill providing for the building
of a state highway from Pine Bluff
to Little Rock is among those not vet
acted upon. This bill was by Presi-
dent Toney.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-31

State Teachers Association will make
it a point to attend this reception.
The working organization at pres
ent is as follows: O. d. Longstreth,
Miss Mary Hammonds, Ernestine
Bryant, Amy Roth, Bessie Lair, F. w.
Steed, O. d. Smith, Joe Brooks, Ger
lache, julius Gray, R. Wilson, C. M.
Reaves, l.. S. Butcher, Vernon Smith,
Paul Clayton, Allen Webb, C. l.. Bry-
ant, w. H. Morden and d. F. Roebuck.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-31
JEWEL FORSTER DEAD.

Jewel Forster, the 12-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Fors-
ter, died at Little Rock Sunday morn
ing and the body was brought to Con-
way this morning and taken to New
Liberty cemetery for interment Mr..
and Mrs Forster were citizens of this
county about 10 years ago, moving
from here to Little Rock.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-31
NOTICE TO SCHOOL DIRECTORS

l take this method to notify you
that the Legislature recently passed a
law requiring directors to file copy
of all contracts with the county treas
urer. r. X. WILKERSON,
County Treasurer.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-31
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight and Thursday, unsettled
weather; showers tonight or Thurs
day; cooler Thursday.
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@rtbeilte 9lmiidltcn.
G}aibillatoll. q

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ErUitocut Ia't mur0e uon oen
republitauiiheu 6ilbrcrn I'M Senate
beud6rt.i0t. olS er it'd nldt }u
iorgen braAfte lber Die W}oaIhseit.
oaB 0et Mvn1rcB III ieiner IcBl3cn
Slsmg nod .ne Goriage betrcila
&eoiiion Der J9oQe}oue oes gegcn.
marti9eu 3oItariies nnnehmen MIR
De. 3ie Senatoreu Smoot uoH lltab
uno Crane pon Maiidd)uietts. }mei
BON ocn 6iIbrern, Die init Dem &r1.
itoentcn iprlden il1ten uoraus. oaB
ole Gorlagen oie it'd AM Den Wole'
tariI bejoael. ab9cIebnt 'eln mlirotn.
menn litj Der aongreB am 10 Auplt
nertdgte. ,<eooh 9leidl nad0em olcle
4rophejeihuug gentaft mor0en mar,
tou6te Elm 0}erildt olti. 0aB Die
SSniurgenten i'm Scuat ueriuten
muroen. Elm 2lmen0emcnt bctreT's
6euiiion 0es SoaetlriIs oerSarnera
SreiIiiteDorIage on3ubdn1cn. gtah
glnlid)t Der re1uldrcn ,Sllhrer I'M
Senat miro oie &olluorla1e pon "a
SoQette mht uon Den Gemotroten
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fonnen Die 1Sniurgenten nidt Die
oemofrotiite @oueqnrla1e 0es 3dlt'
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men ober, 10 beibt es, nit &i.ie Der
Iemofraten bic 6nrmera tSrcllpte'
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iionS3uiob Dor sic aonieren3 3n brin,
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&ompronlibporihIa5 fonlmen miro
g9aibtnqton. ,. g., 81 sui.
Ger Genat bat oie @drren Bill
onaenommen, luelhe 2euten Die in.
SEN BON Ser Diirre beimaeutten Sc
bieten in @uoming, zen 0atotls uno.
g2ebrosta SeimItdttelnno bele3t ha
ben, Qeitottet. ihr 2oro bis gum 10
9lpriI 1912 81 oerlaiien obne lbrer
Gnipriihe oerIuiti9 81 aehen.
Ole neuc @GlnnpoQetarlInorlnae.
oie i'm Gaufus scr benofrutiidlen Ab'
georoneten gutQeleiBen Nuroe, muraeI
bonn 9lbgeoronetcn UNDERWOOD I'M
SauIe einqereiht un0 an ons RomlteI
fir N1ittel lno 92eqe uerpicicn. Del.
len @oriieer UNDERWOOD lit Die er'
orterung ser @orlage miro nofItenI
Gag Beginner.
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%an Wahu crpaS Gcmd aa5c. enc
0ieie 9Irn.gitgeuDeit 81 ,y NemI-
mis- fam. Gr - Ger ,gai0cnt
babe uon &pan obne .,.'',r0cruul
Elm Sdreibcn crbnIten go olm yer
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MT GbarlgS z. Sait HUo cnuas
IN oieier Sahe 81 tb!# llttc. un(
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@oiticript erhielt mo an 2r an 0,m
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purOe. er ih IN Seoti 5tiau0.
lfltiadLih ha5e 21Dllcr Ben
9riei Sem anleblih oa go'titriptluu
ouacb0nl. mar. nie acNFa ionoern
or uurOe am ndhiten (1l oeu II.
SIuli. pom 9aainger8 4uoat ctretlr
al i'm Sen QrdiioentH leiauot
Bon oem@oiticript mar >'md.s nlhtS
3u ishen me0er Der 4IN1nt nod
@auinler9 (riuatetret 'ahcn c@.
Ter 0riei tuuroe oarml 0M Ntien
oes @eiBcn 3nuies gt9i uuo an
% 9lpril 1911 oui lrHdleu oe9
lesiden Setretdrs oes S(ngru Giih1r.
Dem 1epartcment 0es Encrn bcr'
mittelt Die ..Gntoetuug oes Rot.
icript5 erfoIgt mad bTm 0atluH.
4le |erioueu. nurd oeyg 13Hoc OR
&rie' Dorher sdgaiden ,uar 1atien
feiuen Radltral benlertt
Ter Erdii0ent oelltei ln oaB Ger
Goitcrivt aui anrealin8 cIuer 3eit'
ihriit in oie 9lften acitul1aclt
nuroe mdhrcno cine Game i'll 9lu''
troa oicier 3eitihriit oiC 1tten lpcdS
@crioiiung eines Artitc.s uber Die
GontroIer 9op- Enlightenment ourb'
itoRrte
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Die Sorimernntcrindluna.
g8oihinoton. 8. 6 27 N1I

Woibington. 8. g., q. SSuli.
8or Dem 2orimerunteriudIn9s.
idliie oes Senates fam es bein
&relBOer6or bon 2Sames aeclep, Dem
&eoufteur Der Gbicagoer YQrlbune"
6u iorhpobrenoen Recommendation
Suiihen Dem 9Impalt 2orlmerS uno
Dem 3euqen. Die @erbanolung
0rebte lid baupti6hHh I'M oie Ser.
ofientIihung oes iogenannten De.
fennmiIie5 0e3 9lbgeoroneten GbarieS
81 gSbite pom Der SQinoiier 2egis.
lotur.
8ero0e ehe 01s &omite cine Hauie
eintreten IieB irngte 0err @onecp. ob
6ie .lrl6une" 9llfreo glldtrlan oe5.
bolb 81 ibrem gieht@6eIitnnO in Ger
@blte.2orlmer12ln r12lngeIegenbeit 9enom.
men bate. qpeiI 2Ildtrian5 6irma IN
ir9en6 elner eugen &e3lebun5 81 ocm
Observation-Disclosures uon Gbi-
eaao itdnOe. nopon iih manderI'l
9(n3elhen bemerfbQ g,maft bdtten
Serr Geelep nnhportete. Dab 9err
9lltItrion uon ocr alribune" al5 an'
malt enQogirt norocn mare, lan9e che
oon @bjte5 @etcnntnB ooer Sorl'
mer8 @ahl sic JteOe mar.
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V'erlili 70. NSlllt.
&dl'cr @titc.u Ur0 Hdd)licu NrC,.
ta8 uoH ltHer NytuVdlrt IN Hor0l.
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&edatduj.er ., 9ct1mana 0ol,Utj
uH0 molid triutle mt 0eal 4}a i,r
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fIdrlWlcn betrci9 0e5 Noruaraiten3
ser irnB0iiid- 0cluiheu &eraanoun-
9eu cine ubmdrtenOe Stcaunl olnju-
nehmen un0 0ea 0uiicrs Aid,ear ab.
5nuarteu che ca ltb ihIIiiil madt.
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gca untnortcn ion. inoem e5 cine
olrei'joc Rolitit einid1ldlt. o0cr ob
oas &cidj AM Der (&ulnOlc3c eiucr
gerinacrcn 9ompeuiation in 0ar6orm
ciner 8cbietonbtretln1 i'm iran}on.
it)cn 3onlo iicb 3uiricoen Qe.cp MIRO.
meld) jesicrco nah GrfldruIr Ger
enlliidcn 3citnngen 0n5 ug5eriie
3u9ciiinOuB lit, oas @roB5ritannita
9eltatten miro.
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6a5 &erbdItcn u. &l0crlca- 3S0d)tcr5
beiorQt. Der onid'cineno NJ 0}unjicn
eincr idneioi9eu @olitlt m0 uitt
genei8t 81 EN- ldcWt. ir9eno ctDos.
mos ol3 cine Sdndde Der ositidlcn
9hglerrpg auaaclcat mcroeu t6untc.
5u thua &ihrcnD 0ie oAocGrihe
Hycile eincu 0Irett iciuoieli ) Son
onihIaJt mciien iclolt 0cml5iltc
platter. ME ole .6rlnfiur.cr Bet.
hug4 mo nas ,SaQeblntt". 0as cil5.
liite &orachcn 3urid lmo iinO be-
reit. oas Ansm1rti5e Ant 5u unter-
litiiben.
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Ter 3eitidlriitcnbrranSscbrr SeluiS
UOH ct. GouiS 6cjidDtist Oas &Oit'
Ospartcemnt trimmer" &riftitrn.
Sra 3 dlcrcieu
&orimers glnlunlt lest oew on.
ea9Ocr SOnrnnliiten Samrs
Scelcp idlarf "a.
@crindlt SrinSidlait nndjnuciicn.
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8or Dem 0ausfomitee. 0as Die Sc.
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BON St.2eluis. Dem neullb mas puclt>
SIaiie Eoitpriullegilm uerIuei9eri
rpuroP. ooB Ger GblCagoGr Gehtsan'
matt Seondro @oo0min en Sruoer
pon IuiieQ = @oo0min. 6ilis.@enc'
raIompoIt fir oen YoitOienit ein @e.
fd)aft ooraus mad]t nit Der Hotbe'
boroe in Shuierigfeiten gerutbenen
9oitnerian0tbdlliern @ilie 81 leilten
2emis bebauptet ierner, oaB Eolt'
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fporoen lei, oaB iie ir9en0 melfe Me-
tbooen onpenoen tonntcn. umY Sepis
aus Dem @elfdft 81 trei6cn" uno oaB
iie n2emis Dor Der nddiiiei 8abltam.
pogne gum SdmeiQcn bringen iol.
ten" @S mar oamit Die 8ampogne
pon 1908 gemeInt
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DIETER. q. g.. an i'm geihricben bn'
be. ooB @ooomin Der Nonn ei Oen
er onitellen ioqte. Inn ibm aus ieinen
Shnierigfeiten nit oen Goitamt5n'
ipettoren 5u beIien. Iieier 0ann
babe Ibm aber ipdter geltanOCn. ,aB
tbatiGdIih @ooNpiu ielbit oen 9riei
ihrieb. Gr bnbe Damn Etnferton-
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oIs GatentmeoijinbGnoIer ous9aheu.
ole nit ser @oitbeh6roe in 9onTIift
eerotben ieien. GS mur6e oem SEQ.
mite cine beihmorene 9lusiage ojeicr
Teteftioes Uoraelegt. monah CaoO.
min ibnen nlittbeilte, IT base Nau.
ienoe bernrtiGer Safe eriolgreif er.
leoigt unh ooB er es 70 einridlten
f0nne, onB iie icrner6in feline Sdpie.
ri9feiten me9r haber piiroen. Sie
batter 81 oen SS,;ipeftorcn nir 3u il.
gen ~Meine Serren mir baben picl.
Ieiht llnredt getbon. ober mir mer.
ben oeriud)en, in 3ufunit oie @cioBa
su tefolgen" Tann miiroe Sic Sade
erIeoigt iein.
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6ranfrcidl.
gnaeblih nuarnitiarr StnRS Der
YtnruftODerh rhnuolnnacn

Xdrl3. 81 NSuIi
Qo5 9Iu@pdrtqc amt bait an ic.
ner @bmodunQ nit ocm oeutldl1n
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5(tlp DotI, 70. 1SuIi.
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