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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
Iie Ztaatss1 1pnbentipn.
Griralis. bei6roun bas Gintinnatier
Sentiment nadl 6amilisa,

I'm Snmftag, 49,. unb Sonntag,
90. 4usuii, fiRoet tn 5amilton bic s.
jdbrlite 0eueralperiamntluns bes
Geutih ameritantffer StadtsDers
banbs iiatt. Die Sdmiltonsr gsben
iih grobs Uliibs, bic 3dguns su einem
Grfola su MAIDEN uno ba BON bort aus
Der erifs Anitob 5ur 0riinoung ees
9erbdnos esseben uuroe, 10 ioliten bic
perihisoenen Siabtperb0nbs bas be-
bersiasn uno bic aonpsntion iotpie ben
iih oarnn anfhliebenben beutihen
lde fart bsitidtn. Bon Cincinnati
ipirb Der gtluh nihts su piinihsn
iibria IoHen. Die Dsltsatsn fabren
am Sdmitae Uloresn $50 pid Der g.,
8. & .. nit sinsm Snnbsrsugs uadl
6amiIton. am Sonnioa folasn ols
D,rsine unb audi fir fte iinb Dor.sh.
runaen NIT Der g., %. & .. Babn 1es
troffsn, um in einem Srnbsr3ugs 5ts
foroers su fperbsn. Der Sorntagssu1
fa1rt ebenfolIs nm $50 Woratns ob
unb bsios 3iias holtsn in 8riahton,
Voribiio, uno in GumminspilIs an.
Die Sdmiltoner hnbsn ons glros
grdmm nm sinsn gaa perldnoert unb
fir WDntna. q. ausuit, cine Nuto'
mcbili1br. fir bic T,lepo.en aspiant.
fpbnb bteisIbsn Gelsasnheit babsn. Die
bIiihenos 5abrititabt SnmiIton In aus
qtnifein su nsbfnsn. Ter Teuif6s
Tag ipirp ON Sonning auf ben 6oirs
eriinben obasbdlisn unb burt, cine pa
roos Der gsr,ir. eingelsttst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
Jnfilnahiline.

Tas hi,iiss ppli3,ibauptaudrtier
ipurbs ssitern BON Der Ghicasosr pos
lissibeb0roe bsnohrittiet, bab elm felt
Sobrsn ssiut.,r SuiiisfIiihiline Ros
mems Clarence 5,lo bor.FeIbit otrhafs
tel iperoen ill., 5tIb foIi i'm Ulai oss
Sabr.s 1907 bas SupliH 5otst nit
telii sfpti ipertbloien gbeds um $50
rsip. $50 bsihpinosli baben. Sslb'
spirc nuh Cincinnati suriids,bratt
tpernen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18

- Die ileine | Sohr alis Warp
Sta!sp, BON ao. 51S qisrion Str,
iiel sufdllig aus ibrsm geithen uno
400 fid einen aiiftenbrud su. Das
aino ipurbe nah osm iidbtiihen 90
ipital geDraht.
- WihasI WeRuIip. 40 Sntr, aft,
bon go. 600 Weft 3. aDs., sos iit sss
tern bel einem Misunderstanding
tafnpf tii,en gruh Der linifn auiss
fteibs sn. CT ipurbe mad bsm fidntis
idsn 6Ofpitnl ssbraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18

Der ssdrmer SObn syrsDtrid. iptls
d,er nit ftinem Sobn Charles 1rene.
lid uno oeFen Satin anf einer Jarm
cine Wtil, fiibIid bon bent bsnadbdr'
Ter SeIourbspile Iebte, beging geitern
Woraen um rs llbr SeIbitmoro, ins
Gem er iih init einem Nspolpsr cine
ansel ins 6ers jagte. Serr 5reoerid
tear Wittiper uno felt Wondten ourt
grantbeit ans gstt gsfeHelt. Gr brad
Dor bret Sabren Isinsn rehten 4rni
uno mubtt piels Shmsrssn ausiteben.
sr perlieb gsitsrn Worgen iein 8ett
belte ieinen Reuolper aus einsm
Shrant, leaie iit aufs gett une fhcB
iih cine Ruael in Die gruit. Seine
Shtpieeertod,ter bOrte ben Shub uHb
rief ibren 8otten, tpsIter I'm Stan 81
tbun bate. gr iano isinsn 70 Sabre
dlien Batter lebIos uuf Dem Bette lie
gsno. Serr 5rsosrid par Dor 20 Sab
rem Gountn=SommiNdr.
= Der 5taotratb bat bic abiitt,
bic Campbell SsIanD 5arm BON 600
gdern tdufIih gu srlpsrben. Die 5arm
asbort oem RsttsanpaIt II. y. Bid
ltD unb 4nberen unh purot jiinait uuf
iiber $4,000 obasihdbt. Der 3tped
oes antdufs Der Tarm TIT, oisfelbe fir
cine WaTerpertsanIdgs 81 bsnussn.
- Warie Sot0md Smith, bic Sat
tin bon Sobn :. Smith BON go. 221
elmo 2lpenue, itay5 gsiiern morssn I'M
Qltsr BON II Johrsn am StIasflub.
Sic bintsrIabt ben 9atten, 3ruti 3ohs
ter unb 3ipei S0tre Sic tupbnie felt
% Sahren in 6omiItpn uno III aus
1eutihIanb qebuytj1.
2puis Stnelsr, q, unn RoIu
Bartlett, %, btios oon Cincinnati, sr.
larsten eeitsrn bier sinsn sosirathss
ihein uno purocH pon benz 5risosns.
riftsr 6uqks aetrdut. iJIopo Wnn.
Lies, q, unb ,(ennis Campbell, Is,
teioe bon Wib0,eiopH, erIoR9tsn sinen
Seiratbsinsir UNI purosn ebenfans
ron oem 5risotnsrihtsr 6uebes e.s
trdut.
- Die 2site ots Wann.s, fpsfht
am Wontaa por 5 9agsn aus esm
9ppraulie aeso1sU ppreen mar, tpuroe
eeftsrn ioentifi'iy:. Der Name ots
"a Sabre oIten 5rtrunisner pire einiis
iusiIen nit RutNtt auf feline bstaaier
8trfponotsn ner5emIiht.
-5 5rau 2is8is Ur,nn bon 10. 205
San 6oot aptnus lief ihrtn 8otisn.
ioslher iit Dor orsj Woten i'm Giidl
Iisb, in Wibelstopu per1often uno
rdh 5amilton .aradbrinstn. Die
5ruu III In brouritiaen llmii1rotn
uub iiebt ihrer gtjsosrtunft snio.stn.
lem apot5st,r Soiepb Dubois
tru Der 5entor S:rdbe ipuros pcr1ss
tern itin 3ipsiyao g.itobl,n.
- 1os 9ei;amsni ots 1kpbors
Gliutislpit3 1iti otr Wiiiips ben Hoh.
icb uHo nab itr,m lobe ben ainbsrn.
- Die U1itaisotr oss Stahtraihs
unO onbtvs itGptifhe gsamis babsn
Die GinIooun1 pes Deutih.amerita,
Eiit1er Staotuerbonos sur 1heiInahme
or Der gara& am Sonntae anssaoms
men.
- Sobn 5mhof. CHARTS Z. Trin.
unb @sorgs Z Sisbenburg,r. U.rtDais
Ter Der gstb,l airhs, Iutten s.itsrn
I'm gsritt um bic GrIoubutb noh.
bic Sir6s nit sinsr 6ppothti pm
5000 bsIuitsn su oiirfsn. um bic 8nus
toitsn fir bic neue airts osden ~
tpnneH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
8 a N iItD n.

6auriltoH Anseisea, 2pfar .gotisea
maS Neaisftifrn fab absnseben Ode
6er 4. nnS Charles Strnfe. llaIer
Ngent fur SamiltOn iuobnt Ns. 3O1
Rorb 1ronf Ctr. 1eIepbsn 6amilios
1376-N. 9elepboa naier,s aorreipsn
bsuten: 393X Ben.
- Daptb s5tiel, Elm b.fonnter Sar.
mer bon oanoDer 9opnfbip, Ifcrb sez
fern Wormittds an 5dndds i'm alt.r
pcn 20 Sabren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
larmfabrt bes q, 6. 7. q.

Die WiteIitbe, bss Torb Cincinnati
1urnper.ins peronftoIien om 28. unb
27. ausuit cine 1urntnbrt mad ph0e
mir Grope. Rp. Die 1beilntbmer an
bmfer 1urnfdbri, an Der jih aud
Qihtmiisliebvr betbeiliesn i6nntn,
Dtrfammsln iih um asbn llbr Abtnbs
am 26. aueufi In Der Horb Cincinnati
9urnbone unb bonn gebt a per 6trds
benbohn BIS ndn sorf 7bomos, mo-
IN Dietrih's Oartsn Nenbe1Dcus III,
bon no aus bonn btr Ulorf& nod
Vh5nir GrDus 0nosiressn lpesben nth
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18

Sbio iporen. Dos Mdbhen purbe bon
benz polisiiten 6ine nod glempcri
5uriidgsbraht.
- 9eiteru Nbenb traf bier bic Tadz
riht Elm, oab bas orei Sabre olte
SDbnnen pes Qtrtitetten gbus. Wsber
in 5amilton, Sbio, gsitprben iei. Der
aIsine aB einen sriinen Ipfel uno
Itarb an Der GinDerholera.
- Das 5euerospartement tpurot gee
tern nah Der Brighton StraBs ssrus
fen, poieIbit Die 4bIagerungsitsue in
grano aeratben mar.
- Sn psn SalIe BON 9eprs abIe.
ring gesen Raribaa Reeo, in benz es
iih um etn Pfero banpelte, oas niht
tontrattmdbis mar, gdben Die 8es
idpprenen i'm Gountpgerihte elm llrs
tbeil fir ben 0ertlaateu db.
- ppli8iIt Ib0np pon ben 6tgbz
lambs berbaftete geitern Jreo. aubI in
Sort Sbpmas tpegen 5bierqudlerei.
Der 5aa lam Dor Griebsnsri6tsr ma
ibinptt CUR 9srbdnoIuns uno aubl err
belt cine Strafs bon $50 uno aoften.
- Tas 9siunbheitsbepartsmsnt bat
an ale Wloltsrsibsfgsr Roti3sn gss
ianbt, lie benadri9tig.nb, bab nit
Dem r5uberculin 9eit" am SamItas
bsgonneu tpiro. 9r. Sbatp tpirb Die
llnterIuhung leiten.
- Die Qebrsr bon Campbell Gouutp,
nit ausihlub 0erjentgsH Der Stdots,
baIten am 2S. auguit in QIsranorid
Elm 2ebrers Snititut ab, oas flint 5uss
puuern pirh. profsNor !. W. Reilp
tpiro oos programm eattpsrfsn uno
grofe'or Sobn U. Sbdran ppn Rid
mcno, 3p., ipiro Der 2titer iein.
- 5err 9sorg gsrgsr uno Satin
bon Der Part Npsnue iino mad ben
Riugdra.5dIIen ssreift.
- Grsmapor garis 6. grcpn uno
3ohter iino nab WtidisaH Gttp gs.
reiit.
- 5rau 2tnna Maria DuptsI BON
Grants Gid, ap, lit seitsrn gu friibsr
Stunbs geitorbsn.
- .. 8. aramsr poR IT. Ibomas
CAB es'tsrn Nbeno benz Qus
biting gsSommittss beg IT. 9bomas
gdupsrsins Elm gantstt. anpsreno
parsn: ). u. Meag5er, Rortin Gnnss
Ting, 5snrp SponisI, ). W(. Robiniou,
5raut Deber uno 5. z. Sbottpen.
Cine nsue S6uIe fol- i'm 9is
Itrttt Wentor uuo Slag Spring gss
baut psroen. IS herrfht cine Wsis
nungspsrftie6snbeit, no bds Shuls
haus errthtet fperoen iou. Die getpobz
ne- bon Mentor bebaupten, bdb bic
msiitsn atnbsr. ole bic Sduls in bic
lem 9iitritt bsiuhen. bon bort Tom.
men uno pab oas Shulhdus in SLag
Sprtns feuht uno urgeIuno lei unb
oab bic 0i'tnn3 gum Shuihauis ID
WtsiIen betraee, mas fir oisaleinsn bel
i6lshtem Wetter gu ptit su qebsn fet.
Iie 8epcbntr bon Glds Spring mol
len absr oas Stulbdus oaislbit errth.
t.! baben.
Su Der Stabtrathsiisung lpurbe
geitsrH 4beno Der Gontratt bssG barlss
8. Mebring fir yaaIIominins" bes
poli3eihauptquartiers beitdtigt. Gin
ShrsibsR puroe perleisn, bic I'm
nsrion Don 8slspus unb Dnnion be-
trsffsno. Durbs siRte.gsnesnommsn.
Die GroinaH3, bab ale Ssitsnpegs
in nsuen ooer nsusspflaitertsn Stra=
BEN nit G.ment gslset psrosn miiH.n.
paTirts. - Rsdnungss i'm getra9s
bon $896.50 purben sur 3ablung an
gslpieisn. - Die 9ebGuoe an Der OF
fsite Der Wonmout6 StrdBe spiihen
Der 4. uHo 5. Strabs foqen tnfpisirt
tperoen.-9ie Crhindns htrsffs Der
bsFsrune psridiebensr Straben tpurs
be, rpie pom Ratb Der 4lbsrmdnner
pafiirt, anoenpmmen.
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tAAuiitE NUifeplnfr DeftnOcf Nci tu
Hp. 339 gprf Strake, aenennb.r srm
epnrtbaale, nOielbit Reuisfeitcu, au.
setsen II. |. 10. bic 10 lt6r 45 Dsinutes
abeaes entgcgenatupmmsn werSen.
5tIepbuE Soah 2401.
- Ssiratbsf0ein<: Carl g2eil unb
YedrI Rtfer, beibs BON Columbus 8; ;
Goprence aesIsr unb TeQp Butler,
beioe bon bier.
9runoeigent6ums ue5srtraaunz
gen: Sattte 9rate on SDI. guuett
Got Ro. 573 in Der gruitees glbbis
ton, 81; sd. 6. Raisbet an Gmer
0an'pn, Got an Der 2afapetts qOe.,
gelepue, $2450; 5arrp RuTo an
Gt33te 9ehI, Got an Der Brighton
Strdbe, 81.
SrI. RoIa SponieI, bon Der
st. Sbomas Qbsnue, Sort lbomos,
1T auf 8siud mad Gsbar qoint, s.,
gereift.
Die automatii6e pumpe, Die
Clifton nit 0aFer 0srIorgt, perIaote
gsitern rDis0er einmaI ben Dienft unb
bate oieies 3ur 6DIee, pdB Der oroBs
gebdItsr iiberIief. Superintenoent Ris
hdros pom Waferperts s9epartement
ipuroe benddrthtigt uno lpiro Der
S6aoer Ipfort reparIrt rperben.
- aontrattor Stone ainq, Der unz
ter Der QntIQee bes Stiebens nit Der
Gbitht Solp Sobnfon gu t6bten ftano.
tpuroe bonn Srieoensri6ter Woobparb
frstgsIproden, Die Sdisbaifaire err
et9nete iit in Sings Camp, nabe
Bonnie Qsslie.
Sotn 8iri6fielb purbe BON Dem
poli5iiten 9raas ipegsn 8ernahldHiz
sung feines ainbss perbaftet. Seine
5rau erlan9te ben 6aftbefebl. Sie 1T
bon ibm ssitiebsn. bod mub CT fir
oas ainD iorgsn.
peter 9irbneq, 19 Sabre alt,
bon Gooiueton, fpurDs in bem goIiz
3ei=leutnant 8urniios, 9sbeimpolis
3iften Srelano unb MoribaQ Reeb BON
CLIFTON perbaftet. Gr ioQ cine alts
5arbise in Clifton por Wonaten
mibbanoslt babsn. Gs 1T ibm immer
gelunesn. Iid Der poli3ei gu entsieben,
bts er geitsrn in einem ,aoblen=Gls=
pator an Der gliding pits psrboftet
Durbe.
- DIS Srtsbri6 Wsber. 27 Sabre,
bon Cincinnati, ge'tsrn Worgen bic
Wohnung bss 9roceriiten 5enrp
9rote, an Der pattsr1on unb aenturab
Strdbe, nit befeu Is Sabre alten
1o6ter Rarie perlieb, mahte er bic
8emertuHg, odb CT 1if in 5amilton,
g., pobtn fis iid auf gefuh begas
ben, fpomoslih perbeirotben perbe.
Raheem bas paar fort mar, eine
6errn @rote Elm liht duf pab gDe-
Der pielIeiht @rn1t mahie. gr beeab
iTh mad Cincinnati unh ertlGrte benz
Gbef Der Gebeimpoii3ei grapforb bic
Nngelegenbeit, Der fofprt tel.srapbirte,
nm bie gbefhliebung gu nerbinbern.
Weber bate bereits nm einen 6eis
ratbsffxin nabgefuht, Der tbm jeboh
bon Gountp Hihter gpnnaughton
berneiaert spurbe, ba +. niht DON
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18

elmer fsbr beifdIlig aufgenpmntenen
Qnfprohe bic 0sutfdsn. tpeIdx er ais
Wluittrbiirger beseidnets. Sin frDbs
Tides aieb gu Gbren bes eaItts fhlOb
bic Sibuna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18

Gur bisiss gIait ipurben s.fetn ron
ben Gptisern 6. aIein Il Bro.
90. 435 Race Strabs, fpIgsnbe lem.
peraiur llni.ridisbs reaihrirt:
Dorm. Grab Nafm. Grab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
u E tp y o Z (.

Die Reippurt Sffiee fir Sas yGiH.
s.nHatter &Olfsblutt" beiiuSct adl in
sp. 339 gurf strake, seneuaber brm
6onrtbanie, mOieIbit 8euisfeifcn, IN.
setseH II. |. 10. bis 10 ubr 45 Iinutea
abeass entaesenatuommsn wersea.
StlepbpE SoHh 2401.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18

lie Gnpinston Office fur oas Sin.
Cinnati goitsblatt" beiiaSct iid) I'm
Gebanoe Ne. 509--5l1 WaeHsn
Apenne. anseissu, MittbeiInuseh
aHb Seirellmnsen irsenoweIder Art
Derben bis 10 lIbr Ibenos oaielbit
tutgegenssusmmsu. sclepbpn Saatb
1884.
Sharp County record., 1911-10-06
[ ern lard.

ern lard
We here in the South can raise
just as good hogs as can the farmers
of any section, and, if we provide
for them a supply of pasture crops
winter and summer,-you can
raise them probably at a smaller cost
per pound than can the farmers of
any other section.
Let's do iii Right now is the
time to begin to insure next years
supply of pork, Get some pigs
now, plant some winter pasture
crops, and Oct down to business.
Let's not have another fall come
and find us in debt for products we
could have raised for half of what
we had to pay the store-keeper for
them.--Proeressive Farmer,
Sharp County record., 1911-10-06
RAISE HOGS

The South is an ideal country for
the raising of hogs. There is no
reason why every pound Of pork,
lard and bacon consumed In the
cotton-erowing states should not be
grown on Southern farms. Yet,
right now, when Southern farmers
are engaged in an effort to bring up
the price of cotton to fair figure,
there are thousands and thousands
of cotton growers who feel them
selves almost compelled to sell their
cotton as soon as 1t Is ginned to pay
along with other supplies"
Western bacon and lard that they
could have raised themselves for
half what II cost them. All these
cotton growers are not "shiftless, in
competent negroes" either, Lots Of
white men are among them men
who know better and could have
done better If they had only been
willing to make little extra effort
last year to buy some pigs and to
provide feed for them.
It may seem unsracious to remind
the farmer who now faces q big
store bill, and who has to rush his
cotton to market and thus Oct less
than Its real value for 1t, so that he
can pay his store bill, of this fact;
but we certainly hope that no read
er of The Progressive Farmer will
be In this condition another year
There Is no legitimate excuse for
our dependence upon other sections
for 50 large q part Of our supply OF
hog products; and 1t Is reflection
upon the thrift and business ability
of Southern farmers as a class every
time a carload of Western bacon or
hams Is shipped into the South, 1t
Is O reflection, too, upon the thrift
and business ability Of the indlvldu'
al farmer every time he carries
back home with him from the store
a piece of hish-prieed Western bac'
on or q bucket of hish-prlced West
Sharp County record., 1911-10-06
A Successful Meeting

What Is said TO be greatest revival
of religion in the history of Lawrence
county has been In progress at Wal
nut Ridge during the past three
weeks. There have been about 200
conversions, The meeting Is con-
dueted by Evaneelists Burke and
Hobbs, and all the denominations
of Walnut Ridge are taking part.
Sharp County record., 1911-10-06
Kills Monster Pelican

John D. Campbell, a well known
Randolph county citizen, who resid-
es in the Water Valley neighbor-
hood, Just before crossing Spring
river at lmboden early one morning
lately, shot and killed the biggest
pelican ever seen In that section
Its wings measured eight feet from
tip to tip. Mr.. Campbell succeeded
in getting within fifty yards of the
bird before firing.
Sharp County record., 1911-10-06
Narrow Escape

Jesse Bishop, q farmer who resid-
es at Cord, fell from apasseneer train
at Newark one night recently and
was severely injured, being so badly
stunned by the fall that he was Tin
conscious and speechleSS for several
minutes. The train was nearing
Newark and Bishop left his seat In
the car and walked to the platform
from which he fell to the ground
with the above result,
Sharp County record., 1911-10-06
Valuable Pearl

Abe Keel, a professional pearl
hunter, last week found 30-groin
pearl in Black river near lmboden
for which he received $llO0. This
was the most valuable find of the
season in that section.
Sharp County record., 1911-10-06
SlisAt Damage BY Fire

Sparks from a locomotive set fire
to the Iron Mountain depot at
Batesville Il few nights ago and the
roof of the building was practically
burned away, 0therwlse 1t was
unlnjured, owing to the promptneet
of the fire department
Sharp County record., 1911-10-06
A FEW THOUGHTS AS WE PASS

member of the State Tax Commits
sion, was in Paragould a few days
ADO locking over tile assessment
books of Greene county. In an in
terview with the Soliphone of that
city, he made this statement:
The people are beginning to re-
alize the fact that a higher valua-
ton placed on their property ulti-
mateIy means a lower rate of taxa
ton with an increase in the general
revenue of the state"
The people understand some
things thoroughly. They under
stand that an increase in the valu-
alton of their property on the tax
books will bring more money into
the treasury in taxes, but we doubt
if the people understand that when
they place their property en the
tax books at a higher JNaluation the
tax rate will be p5duced. for their
benefit and inptheir interest. If
the people do understand the mat
ter that way we are much afraid
they are doomed to bitter disap-
pointment when they give that
theory Of taxation a trial.
You notice that State Tax Com
missioner Brown says with an in
crease in the valuation of property
the tax rate will ultimately" be re-
duced. The word ultimately" is
doubtless the best he could have
used there, because it is a vague
and indistinct term, and may be
made to stretch over any period OF
time. A hundred years or a thOus-
and years can easily come within
the meaning Of the word ultimate
ly." State Tax Commissioner
Browns choice of words in this con-
nection could not be improved up
on. The supreme elegance OF his
diction in this regard is character
istic Of the administration, howev-
er which deals in riddles and CO.
nundrums. The administration and
the administrations cohorts, even
down to the lesser luminary satel-
lite, who never read the Turner
Jacobson bill and who would have
but little understanding of the
measure If he did read it, are all
right now engaged in deep game
Of hocus-pocus with the people
They are engaged in a performance
Of sleieht-of-hand in which they
hope to make the people see OBJ
jects which do not exist and blot
out those objects which do exist,
We would not be afraid to wager,
/, II we were in the business of maxi
ing waeers, that should the prop
erty of the state be assessed at its
full value, in accordance with the
provisions of the Turner-Jacobson
act, the rate of taxation would not
be reduced-at least not until the
people overthrew the act and those
who perpetrated 1t. You would
find that with more money In the
state treasury tne Slate WouIu
spend more money, A place will
" be found for every dollar the pub
lie will sweat out and place in the
treasury. For several years 1t
seems to have been the natural
Gait Of those who have had charge
Of the states affair to spend every
thing in sight and then borrow from
the future. The cry Is always for
money; more money to spend
Don't tell us that when the people
place their property on the tax
books at one hundred cents on the
dollar the rate Of taxation will be
cut, down, We do not believe d
word Of It, The statement Is toe
NdggG0lnsistent with the past perform
tions t% ryog{c.robatlc politicians Of this
', sha,,,, % na, raise revenue In this
Sharp County record., 1911-10-06

Anyway, if poor old John Jones
assesses two hundred dollars worth
of property and his assessment
raises four dollars in taxes what's
the logic in doubling John Jones
assessment to four hundred dollars,
then lowering his tax rate one
half to get the same four dollars in
taxes? That's quite a circuitous
and laborious route for the accom-
plishment of exactly NOTHING.
The object Of the Turner-Jacobson
bill is to raise more money to
spend, without a care for the source
from which it comes.
Governor DOnaghey is now en-
gagged in going over this state in
defense Of the Turner-JacobSon bill,
and in his endeavor to cover up
the real rottenneSs of the measure
as it affects the people, is bowling
broadside loads at the corporations
of the state, not forgetting the
"high-collared rOosters of Little
Rock" Such political tactics, new
er INDUCED in by other than the bla-
tant demagogue without real merit
of his own, ought to be so old by
this time that they smell afar OIL.
The student of politics, if he should
find a defect in the law relating to
corporations, can advocate reform
without any villifcation whatever
and without making any attempt
to prejudice the people against
corporations. The demagoeue can't
do 1.-THE matter of prejudicing the
people is his stock in trade-the
luckpiece of his political career.
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We don't know it to be a fact, but we
should suppose the corporations op-
pose the Turner-Jacobson bill, They
ought to- But let the people not be
hoodwinked. When the hungry
politician stands before you and
berates the corporations don't lose
your head or become mesmerlzed,
He is doing that for the purpose of
putting you to sleep. Remember
this: THE TURNER-JAC0BS0N
BILL HAS NO EFFECT UPON
THE CORPORATION THAT IT
DOES NOT HAVE UPON THE
FARMER, THE MECHANIC, THE
DAY LABORER, ETC.
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What sort of corporations have
we here in Arkansas, anyway The
banks are corporations. The tele-
phone companies are corporations
A good many mercantile companies
are corporations The mining com
panies are corporations. We have
q very few insurance corporations.
The cities have their street railway
and other corporations. Every fac
tory, what miserably few the state
has, Is a corporation, Anything
about these to make your blood
curdle or your hair stand on endY
Then stop crying like a spanked
baby when the artful demaeosue
tries to yank your vote with corpo-
ration bait. Arkansas corporations
are not blood-suckine trusts, They
are not eating anybody alive There
Is wide difference between cor
poration and trust. Arkansas
corporations are necessary to the
growth, development and prosperity
of Arkansas,
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There are no doubt tax dodgers
among corporations. AS much
can be said of individual citizens
The corporation should pay Its just
share of the taxes, NO MORE, So
should the individual citizen, The
corporation should obey the law So
should the individual citizen, When
the corporation has met the re-