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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-29
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ARlage.

sSn Der eeitrieen Sibune bsr Habit
Ihen Gsfnnbbeitsbtborbe rpnrbt bas
groieii Der Grrihiuns einer fdbiis
fhsn abfaI Wsrnintunsscnloss tins
qekno srortert. Geionn.lih BAT
5tnoirathsmiislisb Huiteriporih I'M
5iob.ratb cine Reiointion einsefeit,t,
auf Grunb ipelhsr cine unterludjung
boriiber angtiie[Ii iperxn fou. Oh elm:
iolhe an!ase iih rentiten tpiirot ootr
nifi. 6srr 1utieriportb mar in ntr
Gisuns Der GeiunoNiisbcb0rbe ANNE
ien6 unc befiirmorteie bas proitli,
ipdhrenb Nrbeitsbiretior prise, Der
eine Gbulide Anluse In Glertlanb sss
isbsn bat, niht isbr beseiiteri fiir ben
plon mar, obihon er ii& Elm befinitis
pes llrikil porIGufig porbtbieit. bis
|er bie Jrnss einsebenber itubirt bat.
auA Daapor 6unt sriff turS IN be
Debate Elm unb btmerfie nuf bic
sfsaee, ME bic anIasefoftsn seoedt
perbfn follten, bab sr beabfihtise, bis
Wdbisr um eins 8onboussak 5n bic
fem 3iped anSugeben. Gnlieblih sr.
slirtsn fit bic Nitslkber Der Osfunos
bgitsbeb6ros bomit einperhanben. bob
semdb Der Refolution. bic btm SfaSis
rath DorIiest. bie SoHe singsbene g.
priift tperben ica.
Der sbierarat q. &. Grapforb ipur-
be nit tinem Jobrsseeboii Don $500
ais Observation-Disclosures niis
seiient.
Der 8Gdereibeiibsr 4usuh NufItr
|bon 80. 1911 Gin Sirabs tpirb in Der
n6hiitn Gisuns Der 9ebDrbe su sts
fdxinen unb iih au perdnisrorita 9us
ben, bo er oneeblih Nnorouungen ber
D<iunbbeitsbea6rbe init Ds5us duf sts
fpiEIs Du6nberunstn in isintr Bod
itub ignorirt bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-29
QofQl : Geridt.
yin bic @ebnrtstassfinber oes 20.

yin bic @ebnrtsiassfinbr oes 20.
iebrmar.
Cart. 6enoiien. mid eisd, griiben,
Die. pie id,, ihr fanrt CUR @eli
sln benz Sdpalttaa, Der emit tliigIid
MarS pon Rapit @resor beiteilt.
ssnrfrer MIR i'm c:crten Sabre
gSfrb 8ebnrtstag uHs beiterf,
gSos betreiis bes SeirathsaIters
fyiir Elm Wdod,en III BON @ertb.
Tenn mir iinb oa6urh piei jiinger,
llnb es III bod Elm ebelpinn,
3ahl i'd 16 @ieaenieite.
8enn if audi id,on 60 bin.
Tnrinn preilct. 0 Benoiien.
1ieien Sd)alttags' ,sebruar,
Ter uns finger nIndt oils onbre,
limb bic Sad,e iii bod, pahr!
MnEa Sartmig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-29
YeidperSe a6er stastsdttr.

lleber Die Serren Stn6trattsIHis.
aIIeoer gina eeItern Snm Garp. benz
asorIteber bes itaotiifen s3nicruin.
tionsbnrenns. cine @eid1peros ~.
7ieieIbe mar in einen pom Dcung
Mens Club tomnenben Brief entbaf-
ten. In ipelfem bic Witgiieoer oes
alubs iih bitter barber beidaperten.
cnb bic it1btiidR Orbinnn3 geaen oas
Milsipeirn abfoii,t nid,t bea&tet mir.
be. slild, Die Serren Stnofrothsniit.
gIiecer ipudteH ip1brenb Der Stn0t.
rathsiisunaep iorupabeno nuf ben
1eppidl i'm SimlnssioaI. itntt bic
Spudndpfe 5u bentiser. Tieie Ne.
idAperne ipuroe ON StnotrothSelerf
iipp iibermittelt, Der Tie ben Csrren
Etnbtpdtern 5eigen iuirO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-29

Darn uno amanba Rod. 815
Waee Ctr, andbs.
Otto unb pbilippina 3ueel.:r,
1546 Sona:han Ctr. anabe.
5cbn unD 6sttp Rlsin. 425 Wefi
MeUliden Aps.. WGbfen.
Gb1rIts unb Sona Rnd, Wnoiion'
pillt. g., Gnabt.
Sobn unn gsroniia ausr. 154e
Gutter Ctr, anobe.
alb.rt unb ginp German, 7O6 ar'
morn Npe., andbe.
6arrp unb Rattle Reinie, 545 Wsil
ei6srtp CTR. WdDhtn.
syoftpb uno pniline au9tier, 521
geeii Menliden MDs., Mdbd9en.
Rnrf unb Nina aoeppt. 1421 Racl
Ctr, Qnnbe.
Rop uno Wup Guitter, 1926 Go
fumbiu 4pe., ana6e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-29

gs mare cine unperantportlIhe
@eloperfhpenbung, tpenn Die Rem
Dorter 2eaislatur bic Sunme bon
$780, 900 auf 9eranldfung bon Gar
neaie fir Elm britiidb dmeritantfhes
ssreunpiaaftsfeft betpintgen fpolIts.
Wenn Carnegie idst, bab elm bunbert-
idbriser 5rieos 8tpiiden Gnalano uno
ben Ser. Stdaten ourh cine groBe
sseitIinteit berporaebpben 5u perben
oerbiene, 10 osrihpeist er, bub tpdbe
renb Der bunbert Sabre iebr hdufis Die
Sano Der Der. Staaten auf benz
Sdbelgriff gelegen bat, unb nahs ba=
ran mar, bldnt gu 5ieben, I'm Die
5rsdbeit uno unseredtistsit gnss
lambs absupebren. Sm Sabre 1862
pursn bereits cine 4nSabl englifher
&riegsidiffe unter Oampf, um ben
aonfDberirten gu Silfe 81 tommen.
Hur bas Da5tpiibentreten oes oamus
Iieen Bring @emubls, Der dls Seutz
iher Elm 8eritGnonib fir 8erehtisteit
beIaB, perbinberte ben 4rieg. Gin paor
Sabre oarouf entItano ipisoer eine ees
fdhrlite Spannung, dls mir gnglano
3ur Re6enihaft spgen. oab IS segen
uuisren enereiihen prOteit in ieinen
6Gien Die 6erItelung uno ausrii'tun9
BON tpnfDberirten aaperern seitottste,
tpelte unIere Sanoelsflotte 5sritDrten.
2u Ieiuem Glide aab Gnalano nab
uno 8ablte ben ibm BON stnemShieoss
aeritt aufsrIsgtsn Shabenerius, uno
es iinb erit iedsebn Sabre Der, baB
Glepelano ben Songreb um Die Grs
mG6tisun9 nodiuhte. 8orbereitungen
gu einsm arieqe gegen England 3u
treffen, I'm es an elmer flagrdnttn
8erleBung Der Mpnroe Dottrin ges
asniber 9ens3uela gu per6tnoern. 8sBs
tersr 3eit iino Die Gneldnosr etipas
3abmer qetpprosn, uber bic Der. Stoas
ten sebsu iit elmer 9eFdbrlidsn Siters
belt bin, tpenn lie duf bic hohit
unIi6ere ;Srsunbihaft Gn9Ianos
bouen. W1s Die Grinnerung an 1872
! Ipe5iea htrifft. 10 1T iie an aaerpes
nigften aeeienet, freunoThoftlite 9es
| fiible oussul0Ien. Der Rrieg tpuros
burd bic brutaIits Wib1htung allsr
poltsrrsftlifen SaBunoen peranIobt.
England trus fia nit Der offentunbts
osn 4bfiht, Die Der. Staoten 5uriits
suerpbern uno fiibrts ben arieg in sts
ner o[ler Civilization 0obn iprehens
ben WeiIe, unp tpiiroe ben arieg nod
Sabre lang fort9eiest bdbsn. lpsnn Der
Dieberausbruh Der napoleontlhen
arie1e es nitt ge3ipunsen Bate, nit
uns 5riebsn 5u fhlieben. 0iefe bt'
ItGnbiaen uno trampfbuften 8erfu6t
garnesies, Der iid ben 5oienbano.
Srosn perhisneu gu DpQsn Iheint
Gnolanb uno bic Der. Stnaten nit
einanber au osrIdpeiben. ioIlten sners
siit suriidgepieIsH perosn, oa lie lsz
bigli6 benz 3tpeds oienen i0nnsn. uns
| in unierer Wd6fumteit eegsn Sngs
lambs 5rsuIOiisteit sinsuihldfern.
8snr carnegie barauf perfsfen lit,
sinen enslifden Sroen su erIdngsn,
IoQ er ielber bafiir bs5abIsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-29
1syysIAs4lstit in sslissiseeil u.

Am a,oliseieerid,t faub eo(sern
Msorgen cine Doppeltrpu,nso itdtt.
lie Gbeponrs iparen 8ol[0fe 9esekes
iui0 2eue 6isle unb Gdrrp AsttueIs.
ner nsit Abd eiSIe ettros,t ipsrte. &c
1rnlntnsen bpu3co 6fiehen1rj jGter
1ibbIes tinD VoIi0eirifbi<r Uride
ldeufte ben beiom 0F6nteu Il eias
Dutast xaId Mi III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-29
Edllger peElett.

Ger Mnjdiniit MiIfinru @aientier
BON 30. 5O7 9snin strnBe. COPING.
tom au.. befinbef it'd III 5iernIidD Be.
Denfiid)ein auitnno i'm iiibtiihen
Ncipitol. @usntber. Der bel Der
Queen Gin Nrnb 6 1ron 60, Np.
265f gprina Brope ape.. befd1ftigt
III, ipsrbe afitrrn Nndnnittoe bel nrr
arbeit 10 nngliidlim Don bfr 1rifb.
nciie eincr WniMine getroffen. b6b
er eine gtrsde meit 1ei9Ieubeft mar.
b, sDcbei er el,len n,ebrf0dlen sippe,ls
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Tie biespsd,iasn observation-disclosures.

an ben n1hisea beiben Gpmp9cmiss
ionSsrten. bic ON Na6mittna ~ 1.
Ul6ra unb am Mbtnb beS 2. W6ys
jidt!finbsn. tpfrts oIs EoIitt ber Ron
5ertntifter bsa Dr&sRsrs Orr Gmil
6eermnnn nit unh bas 3ur Dur@iiihs
runs selnnsenbe prpernfnm IN ipie
fclst:
puptrture 81 .Enrponths- q. B<beF
Symphonic In Y Ulon (oie fMoss
tifne) $50. Wenbsl1fobn
gei0enionstrt in . Dur Il. paguuini
Wtpbifo molssr QlSjt
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.5d. neil ih ihr einen RUB ssraubt
babe
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babe i4 lie um 8srssihuns gsbeten
unb gsfdsi, Id niiroe es ME ipiebsr
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-29

Or 90 iepelts &anbibotur bot
ouf Der oemDtratiI6en Seite ebsn
folde 8etpegung berborgsrufsn, pie
auf Der republitaniIhan. gine 9n=
5dbl benrotratifher 5iibrer empfeb>
len orinsenb. Die auf ben %. sSuni an.
geieBte bsmotratiihe Rdtiondl Rous
BENTON um brei ober bier Wohen au
perIhieben. 2lls 9runb piro auoss
gsben, oaB nit aooieoelts @rIhsinen
IN Der polttiibeH arena Die Sttuatioa
iih tpefentIih gednosrt babe. Die De-
motraten pdren bisldng i'm aloren
sefpeien, rpelche prinaipien fe benen
Sdfts unb fsiuer partei entgsgen al
ltellen bdtten. Sollte aber RooIepelt
nomtnirt Deroen, 10 nriiiTe eine neae
Bsrdt6ung erfolgen, tpie oefIen Grim
5lptenertldrung 5u beantporten 1ei.
gBenn auf oer einen Seite RooTepelts
4nihauungen CUR Jolgs boben mir
ben, oaB Diele tonferDatipe Repu6lifo=
nsr our oemptratiffsn partet ii6er-
geben piiroeH, 10 fsi auf Der anb.r.n
Settle 5u getpdrtIgen, bab pisls fortz
fhrittli6e 8emotraten iid fir Hoo les
belt erfldrsn. 9isfe QnIidt finbet
aber niht unsstsilte 3ultimmuna
uno aud mir baltsn iie fir unrihtia.
Jiirs Grite 1T e cine Negirung alsn
prin3ips, tpenn eine partsi ibre pldte
form Don Der elmer anberen 9artei ab.
hdnsig maht. SeDs gartei, Die ben
Vamen elmer folhen peroient, muB
unipanoelbars GrunoiGbe pertreten
bic teinsr geeinfIuHung burh Die anz
bere partei unterliegen. Des Deiteren
lit Hi6t erii6tli9, ME Rooiepelts bis
ieBt Dertiinoetsn 4nfi1ten rationale
prtn5ipien beriibren t0nnten. oa
Roofepelt nur iiber ssragen lotalsu
Raratters geiprofsn bat. Sn elmer
Hationalen prin3ipien Grtldruuo
Tam iid unu0sli6 eine partei oasi
perpflihten, bic 4bberufuna uca
Gtaatsrihtern unb bic llmftoBuna
ibrer @ntfheibunssn Durn 0olfspo-
tum an smpfsblen. Denn Der bemoe
fratiffe Hatb iih oafiir entiheibet, bic
Ronnention um bier Wohen gu pers
ffisbeH, 10 istt er Die partsi benz
WoriDurf aus, Dab He teine feIbftjtdn@
bigsn prin5ipien bat. gs mare e6en!o
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-29

br,id, inb rine WerIebttig am acpf
hopontrla. Ter gerunglii6te iutIroe
mad oc,n itdbtifd,en SoipitnI gebro&s,
mo bic s!erste feinan 3,iitano tir iebs
beDenflih erfIdrtcn.
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Gonueritas, ocn %. 1cbrnar 1912.
.9ana europa punosrt lid

,9ans europa tpunoert ltd1
niht fpenig," oab Die arbeiten am pd@
namds4anal 10 Ihnea opraneshen uno
bab bel oisisn bislans no6 nint Die
leiIeite Spur zines SorruptionssStan@
naIs aufsetau6t ift. Sn 5olge
osfien iprift man bon einem neuen
geiit, Der bel ben MTeritanern etnse-
febrt lit. Sas 1T cine ebenIo unrihz
tioe tpis uneerehte 9eurtheilung nnie>
res aanoes. gln Gbrlihteit unb 6dbi9s
feit bat bieIes 2dnp Itets ben Ver9leth
nit alien anberen Nationen ausbalten
t6nnen, nur oarf man oieie Gissns
ihaften nidt i'm offentlihen 8ienit luS
den. Dieter mar INNER uniere i6pa.
che Seite uno fpiro ss audi blelben, bis
Der @srpaltungsoienIt fih pcn isotr
Spur pplitiihsr 8eeinfluHune frei oe.
maht bat. 9dburd, oaB bic Qrbeitsn
bem Militdr, Sepdrtsment Der He3Ie<
run1 augetp;eIen purbsn, mar Der pos
littihe GinfluB aus9eihultet. 1as
riibrt niht oapon Der, oab Wilitdrs
ehrliher limb, aIs anDere WleniheH,
fcnoern neil Der miGitdriihe 1ien't
fein sseIo fir Die goIititer btetet. Die
fer militGrifhe 9eiit fibt iih alien
8erpaItungsz z0ebartements sinfloben,
fcbalo Die permdnente Mn'telluna dller
gedmten i'm 9erpaItungs oienit fsitits.
benpes prtn5ip geporoen tit.
Die 2orimer llnterfa=
dung 1T i'm Gbitagper llnicn
Gsaeue Club 9efiifrt iporoen uno BAT
nit elmer QusftoBung geenoet G,n
Wtitqlieo oes Glubs, Ramens Stunt,
bate Dor benz Senats-Rpmmittee duss
gefagt, odb Der mehrfa6e WilIiondr
uno 6olss Sruits sMagnat 6ines i'm IN
Rlub um einen geitrag BON $4,000
sur grrpdbluna 2orimers erIuht haze.
Sarduf lub Der 8erpaltunas. NUS
ithub beg Slubs Junt uno 6ines bpr
fih, perhDrte pieie Iotpie cine 4n3a5l
anDersr 3eugen uno beihlpb nit ii
eeeen l Sttmme 6ines' 4usfpbung
sSm Senut tpirb bic llkteriuhuna oe
gen 2orimer fhon felt sipei Sahren &c:
fifhrt uno er TT nod INNER niht abge'
ihoben. 8as 1T eben Der unterIdiet
5tptIfen GbrenmGnnern uno Senate.
ren. Gritere ldifen ii6 BON Der Wabrs
belt iiber5euaen, 2eBtere oerTuhen Il.
8u perbetmlihsn pber su perorefsH
2eioer ldbt iid Der 8orTdlag midi
bur6Isben. bic lnteriuhun3 aegen 60.
rimer benz Union 2ea9ue Club 81
iibertragen. Der 4lub tpiroe auf De,
Stells gu Der ginTi6t selanssn, onf
Gorimer niht ehrlih gum genator Dor
Sainots gepdblt poroen III, nahbsn
sur Goioen5 ertpiefen iporben, bab elm
gn3dbl 2e9tslatur-W -Witslieoer gsfte
dung er6alten baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-29
Mue pDli3iiteis
MtrScm baS Meht baben, I'D nm bic
0etettipppiten sn beuerben.

Die ssmnbrestItsn Dsttitips bleiben
bis our grnennuns ihrsr WnhfoIsss
i'm Mmf. Glerf WennemonH tpirb
tpieber qatroItpassn autidsr. II
aapitdn g,intsrton mub In 3ufunfi
oIs Gtaii0nsmdrssr funairen. =
3abIreint Werisbunsen bon pOIi5is
fen nn9torbnst.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-01
s. |. A. MEMBERS HOLD
INTERESTING SESSION
BUSINESS OF IMPORTANCE IS
TRANSACTED AT TUESDAYS
REGULAR SESSION.

The Conway S. |. A. met in regu-
lar session in the auditorium of the
high school Tuesday afternoon, Mrs.
q. H. Burr presiding.
The treasurer reported eXpendi-
lures for the month, including cost
of trees, albor and materials for
planting them out and boxing them
up, aggregating $50, or a total cost
of "a cents tree. This left balance
in the treasury, including the amount
the library committee has on hand, of
Il little over 500.
The library committee reported two
benefit programs given at the moving
picture show since last meeting; the
exact amount of the proceeds from
these was not reported. The art COM
mittee reported that three pictures
had been purchased with the proceeds
from the art exhibit and that these
had been turned over to Mr.. Pence to
framed.
On motion standing committee to
be known as the playground commit
tee, was appointed, consisting of Miss
Dove Harton, chairman; Mrs. He'll
gers, Mrs. J. Hayden, Mrs. X. T. Me
Culoch and Mrs. Bruce Greeson. The
duties of this committee, as outlined
by the president, ar efrst to invest
gate kind and cost of suitable equip
ment for our Fairgrounds, this to be
reported back to the association at it's
next regualr meeting; second, to act
in supervising way in seeing that
proper care is taken of whatever
equipment may be purchased, both
during vacation and school months.
The chairman of the committee was
asked to do any correspondence neces-
sary regarding the work of the com
mittee.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-01
ARKANSAS RIVER
IS STILL RISING
FLOOD STAGE EXCEEDED
UNPROTECTED BY
LENEES TWILL BE OVERFLOW
ED IN FAULKNER.

Lowalnds in Faulkner county un-
protected by levees in the Arkansas
river bottoms and probably a large
area in Cadron creek bottoms will be
overfiowed before the end of the week
by an unusually high stage of water
now coming down the Arkansas. A
stage OF 25 feet, or two feet above
the food stage, is predicted at Little
Rock by Friday, and there is posi-
bility that this figure will be exceed
ed, as the river was still rising at all
points from Fort Smith east this
morning.
At s o'clock a. m. today the stage
at Fort Smith was 2S feet, six feet
above the flood stage, representing a
rise of three feet during the past "a
hours. At Dardanelle the stage was
22,1 feet, or "a above Hood stage, a
rlse OF "A since yesterday morning.
At /. tile Rock, the stage was 20.5
feet, 4 rise of AZ feet in "a hours.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-01
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight and Thursday, unsettled
Gather.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-01
LOCAL men AGAIN
WIN CHESS GAME

A second chess game played by mail
between F. w. Rawles, president of
the Little Rock Chess Club, and J. w
James, assisted by Bruce Benedict of
this city, has resulted in another vic
tory for the Conway players. Mr..
James received letter from Mr.
Rawles yesterday conceding his de-
feat and congratulating him on his
victory. The Little Rock man said he
would not ask for third game, but
would endeavor to locate player who
could interest the local chess experts.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-01

Ale you a subscriber of the Daily?
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-01
NIGHT MARSHAL
AGAIN ON DUTY

After being without police protec-
tion at night for a week, arrange
ments were completed by the business
men and city councilmen yesterday
for the unemployment of John Dur
ham as night marshal, and Mr.. Dur
ham resumed his duties last night.
His salary will be paid in part by the
city, the remainder to be raised by
subscriptions of the merchants.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-01

pick up kindling wood, and in coming
back took the wrong path and lost
her way. When night came and she
had not returned, search was start
ed and number of men spent the en-
tire night looking for her. She was
brought in by Mr.. Jasper early the
following morning.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-01
FIVE WAGONS HAUL
4,5OO DOZEN EGGS

Five wagons from the southern
part of Van Buren county hauled A.
500 dozen eggs to Conway yesterday
afternoon. The eggs were bought by
Cole & Co., who are now shipping a
car of eggs every week to northern
and eastern buyers.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-01
PRESENT TO VETERAN

AS compliment to an aged Con-
federate veteran who would otherwise
be unable to attend, the U, D. C. and
U. S. C. V. of this city are raising
a purse to send E. V. Major to the
Confederate reunion at Macon. Mr..
Major will also have an opportunity
of visiting his old home in Georgia
while on the trip.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-01
AGED WOMAN LOST
ALL NIGHT IN WOODS


Vilonia, May Mrs. Southerner,
an aged woman living near Ballard
Schoolhouse, strayed away from home
and spent night in the woods, a
searching party Of about 40 men fail
ing to find her until the following
morning Mrs. Southerner had gone
a little distance from the house to
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-01
STATE WINS IN U.S.. COURT
DECISION, HOWEVER, DOE S
NOT INVOLVE LEGALITY OF
PEDDLERS' ACT.

Little Rock, May Attorney Gen
eral Norwood was notified yesterday
that the case of w. H Byles against
the State of Arkansas, has been dis
missed in the United States supreme
court at the plaintiffs cost.
Byles was a representative of the
Spaulding Manufacturing Company
and was convicted in justice of the
peace court in Independence county
for violation Of the peddlers' act in
1909. This case, however, does not
involve the question of the validity of
the act and does not dispose of the
other cases, involving the act, which
are pending in the United States su-
preme court.
Byles was granted writ of habeas
corpus in the Pulaski chancery court
and was released The attorney gen
eral appealed to the supreme court
where the decision of the lower court
was reversed. Byles then took the
case to the United States supreme
court.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-01

President j. J . Doyne of the State
Normal will deliver an address to the
graduating class of the Atkins high
school tonight.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-01
FORMER CONWAY MAN
IN CONFEDERATE HOME
MAJOR BOURLAND, SON OF U
S. SENATOR, ENDING DAYS
IN STATE HOME.

Little Rock, May Few know
that Harold Bourland, son of Solon
Bourland, who was United States sem
ator from 184S to 1855, is spending
his last days, in the Confederate home
near Little Rock He has been there
nearly 10 years. Harold Bourland IS
graduate of West Point, and has a
vivid memory of many of the things
that make the history of the war
times. He was an intimate friend of
Chief Justice English, and has a let
ter written Judge English by his faith
er, Senator Bourland, telling the story
of the passage OF the Swamp Land
act by congress. Russell, aged 16, a
son OF Russell Bourland, is with his
father at the home, but is without
means to complete his education. His
father is devoted to him. An effort
will probably be made by Secretary
Herndon of the History Commission
to secure "a scholarship for the young
man to help him get a start in life
that will reflect credit upon the ca
reer OF his distinguished grandfather.
Major Harold Bourland was for a
number of years citizen of Conway,
and once taught in the public schools
here. He left this place, however,
nearly 20 years ago and is therefore
remembered only by the older citizens
of Conway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-01

There are three cases pending in
the circuit court of Faulkner county
against representatives of the Spauld-
company. These have been on the
docket over two years and have been
continued from term to term to await
the decision of the United States SUI
preme court on the constitutionality
of the peddling act.
The Washington times., 1912-07-11
POLL PLAYERS TO
HAVE STRONG CAST
IN THIRD DEGREE"
Next. Weeks Offering Will
Be Contrast to "The
Commuters"

In striking contrast to the rollicking
comedy that is being presented this
week. the Poll Players will offer as a
successor to 1.-THE Commuters" Charles
Klein's powerful play, THE Third De-
gree"
This drama, from the pen of the man
who wrote THE Lion and the Mouse"
is psychologist argument. 1t shows
the damage that may be done by en-
forcing mental collapse In order to gain
dishonest victory for a strong mind
over weaker, and It Is a singing
arraignment of the so-called police
method Of forcing an innocent man to
admit a crime he had never committed.
The scene In the first act of 1.-THE
Third Degree" where Police Captain
Clinton drags his suspected victim into
admitting a murder, by using the bale
full CLINT of the pistol barrel, stands out
as the most effective climax ever seen
in a modern play, and the story Of the
unraveling of the mesh around the
suspect provides an exceptional oppor-
tunity for fine acting by the Poll
Players.
Miss Jewel will be seen next week
as the wife Of the man suspected OF
murder; Mr.. Van Buren, will play the
role of the lawyer who defeats the ef-
forts Of the police to send their prisoner
to the electric chair, and Mr.. lie Sueur
will be seen as the man who is sub
jected to the tortures of the third
degree