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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-21

improvement until final hearing by this court; and that upon final hearing the injunction and restraining order be made perpetual; and for costs and all other and proper relief as to your Honor may seem meet and proper.
 (Signed)
 Asa c. Oracle,
 Carmichael, Brooks & Powers.
 Solicitors for Plaintiff
 Aiiidayifs. State of Arkansas County of Jefferson.
 J. +. Mcintyre on oath states that he is the agent of the plaintiff, Myman Melvin Jones, who is nonresident of the State of Arkansas. being citi- zen and resident of the Dominion of Canada.
 That he is familiar with the facts alleged in the complaint, the affiant being resident of this county of Jeff ferson and State of Arkansas. That affiant believes the facts set forth in the complaint are true. That as to those things stated upon infor- nation he herewith sets forth affida- wits of those furnishing such informa- tion
 This 18th day of July, 1912.
 (Signed) J. F. Mcintyre. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day of July, 1912.
 Creed Caldwell,
 Notary Public My commission expires Nov. Fist, 1914, (SeaD
 Affidavit. Staate of Arkansas. County of Jefferson
 l, T. ]. Collier, on oath state that I am resident of Jefferson county. Arkansas; that the question of the buildingsof a bridge under Special Act 214 of the Acts 1of LIegisia tinire of Ark ansas of 1911, has been much discuss ed and has been made an issue in poli- tics in said county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-21

That the members of the BoiAD Directors of the Jefferson Bridge District were named D Act itself with power to fill yaaS and are all anxious to build bridge.
 That Judge A. E. Grace, judge circuit court, and Chancellor J@ Elliott, are land owners within ferson county, Arkansas. and oou fices are elective.
 That much strife and prejudNs ist between the factions fayof1A building of the bridge and tnu posed to the building of the sans That he holds petitions conu thirty-eight hundred and tnlU (3S35) names of land holders ps ing against the building of the aud there are only fifty-two " and thirty-four, (5234). holders N op9rty in the county of Jehs', ThaJ he has heard membels Board of Directors declares u.' had majority and were, se build a bridge. That the peuus ed with the Board can not z majority in value, in number acreage; but that said Board e tors of Jefferson County bl trict decline and refuse to pe' to examine the petitions. That the plans and spoC'.,si ,si for the building of the brldss liant knows were obtained py resentation.
 That a fair and impartial Jus ' not be obtained.
 signed) T.. J. Collier N Subscribed and sworn to this 18th day of July, lsl1'
 Creed Caldwen', ',.
 Notary Pa's {, My commission expires NOV lSeal) s@ ..4s,s,.zts,s ' isss - -- ---. .s.s.fI All white mountain res at actual cost, while they & Crawford Furniture co
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-21

The white and negro Roosevelt supporters of Jefferson County have split, judging from the colored call that was issued in this city yester- day for a county Bull-Moose conven- ton. Probably the colored crgani- zation will be known as the Bulls and the white aggregation the Moses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-21
COTTONsEED PRODUCTS

New Orleans, July 2O-Cottonseed Gil, prime, refined, in barrels, per pound, 7.15c; meal, choice, 8 per cent ammonia. per long ton, $29 cake choice. pier long ton, $27.50.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-21
GALVESTON SrOT COTTON

Galveston Texas, July 2O-Cotton- Spot closed steady and pnehanged; iniddl.ng. l2 l-sc, sales. spot none,, [. U. b, 100 bales. receipts. l77 Sbales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-21
o4r,.

Coxey's Army walked but shoppers and others who have business to transact on Barraque street. North of Second avenue, and on the side streets between Man and Walnut streets. prefer to ride on street cars around a loop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-21
NEW YORK SPOT COTTON

New York, July 2O-Coton-Spot closed quiet Middling uplands. 12.- soc; middling gulf, 13.05c. No sales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-21

H. B. Turner went to Little Rock yesterday afternoon to spend several days on business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-21
MEMPHIS COTTONSEED PROD.
 I1TS

Memphis, July 20-Cotton seed prod ucts; Prime bass oil, 5.75@5.77c; meal, $27 per ton; linters, ? 1-2@ 4c per pound.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-21
MEMPHIS SPOT COTTON

Memphis. July -Cotton-Spot steady. Middling, 12 1-2c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-21

w. F. McCombs, the Arkansas pro- duct who will lift Governor Woodrow Wilson into the Presidential chair, IS the latest target for the camera.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-21
HOUSTON SPOT COTTON

Housten, July 20-Cotton-Spot closed steady. Middling 12 7-Sc. Sales S9 bales; f. 0. b., none, shipments, Az bales; stock, 229Si bales.
 GALYES'InN AislT ClIInN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-21

All white mountain re at actual cost, while they & Crawford Furniture %
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25
Die &5bsisHe beS SaajeHs.

Gs aibt 2euie, bic tsin 6reunb
Der leiatsef9iiraten Muie iine. lie
finben teinen @efallen am San5en.
oennpd dber perf9maben lie es niat,
selegentIi9 sinmal ben 3uIdauer gu
Ipielen unb ii1 an ben rbptbmifden
uno gra5iDien 8eipesungen Der
SGn5er unb SGnSerinnen gu err
frsren. ., es sibt iunse 2eute. bic
bas Sansen gang DortrefiIi4 perites
ben. Oiefen 5usufdauen, III cine
pirttide Srsubs. Sier 1T Der Sdna
Elm sntsidenbes Sdauipisl. benz man
es au9 IoslsiA anmertt. Dab Die @es
funb6eit bes Sa0rpers bur6 oas
rubise. ssfdmeioiss Sin@ unb Sers
ipiegen nur selpinnen tann. Sn Der
Sat lit oas San5en lGnsit fhon ala
seiunbe Se0rperspmnaItit anertannt,
bic allerbings ni6t pis bas 3urnen.
Ruoern, S9pimmen fpprtmdbig Bee
triebsn tperben oarf.
gs eibt febr pobl audi etre Sps
lgiene bes San5ens. bic man niat
Inbea4tet taFen foGs.. Gum 9eis
ipiel oiirfen fdpGdlihe, bersirante.
lunsenfrants, aud bleidFiittiae per-
Tonsn eiesntlid iiberbaupt ni6t tans
stn, aber on1 nun gang ioenig.
aeibei man an SdwinoelanfdlIsn
Oosr Ss,atlrcfen. 70 iei man beions
hers bprT1iie uub uuterbre9e nofis
aenfans bos Sanaen iofort. gs III
nid1t gut. ieben Sana bis gum
@d)fuife mitsumaden. penn man
smpfinbst, buB bic qlnitrensung au
groB ipirb. SIT oar nod, tpie iebr
oft BEL junaen WSbthsu. Die &teihung
su ena unb fonitipie unstuedriRig,
bann fperoen dud bic SdpeiBoriifen
su franfboft aeft:iserter Sdtiatett
anosreat. Die 8leirung mub mDas
lihit beduem fein unh barf niemals
Die 8epeolna bes 8orpers, nGment@
lib bes 8ruIttorfes, hemmen. neil
hie 8Iutsirtuldtinn aehinbsrt tpiiroe.
9ab aud bas S9uhlpert beuuem
fein mub. III Fslbitosritdnblid. gsad
bem Saraen lit Der G0rpsr erpGrmt
unb bat Seuftinfeit perloren. @s
ndre boher tDridt, fpie es bd uno
bort aef6ieht, nun adr nidts gu
trinfen: man tue es rubia. uber nur
f6ludineife, unb bermeibe aIlau taIte
GetrGnte. SsItersnaiTer ober 2imo.
nnhe fin6 am oseienetifg. Sirett
idGhlid 1T .s. iid auberhalb Sss
9oIrfudles aeroliTom absiihlen gu
rnrfen. Das hat fhon tanfenofah
nitbt MUIR au sdnupfen. Suiten unb
s1eiferteit oefiiart. fonhern aud gu
f9tperen 2unsenertrdnfurasn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25
@ie foll elm G'emaan snbereitet
iutrSen?

Qtuf bieTe pidtiqe Mdasns uno
6srsfrage gisbt eine frunsSiiide s aus
.ns,ituns foIaenbe srfauIids grtlport:
r8ieIe Wdnner, Die nit ben beit'n
8orIGfen in bic @be tretsn. me- ON
r.'rh fhIette 3ubersituna Oerborbsn.
Man&e 5rauen briiten ihren Uldnn
su isbr, unbere iiberaieRen ibn gu
bdufia nit faItem MaFer. pie er
amber lesen ibn feitGnb's in Gfia.
unb ole Mebraabl bsiSt ben 8ratofen,
in rem fe i'm ff0n soloSraun 5u
r0ifen tpiinf6t, pieI au fart. &ein
Wunber, fp.nn Der got!e, rem eine in
Der 8pdtunit bewanosrts 5rdu febr
dart uno tpoblidmsdenO aubere len
lam, ffliebIif sGb uno nns:n'ebs
bar irirb. Dinfdht man nun e:nsn
lpirtiich gl!teu @bemann, 10 esbe man
poriiftig gu Wsrte. 8nr drem 1T es
notrenbig, ibn Iih periontih aussps
fufen. Warttiuare tann tid)t e'upfo1s
len rerbsn, bic por Die Sir fe6ra6F
ten Gatten iinb ftets bor3usi.fen.
man laFs fih nift ourd Elm filbern
cher gar solbis gldn5snbes QeuBere
t1uften; be auerit car niht in bic
9luqen farenoen MGnner iinb hie
beiien. 6auptfdfIid a+ts man farf
auf. oab bic 2einranb. in bic man iie
bii1t, if6n tpeib. unburhI06ert unb
nit Der nOtisen 9lniubl bon 8nopFen
perfeben lit. Die Huge Srau miro
ibten @otten ME su lanoe tcden
IaFen. Man dnaftias. Iih niht.
penu sr sinmat ii5srtodt, er berus
biat iith ou9 fdnea senla nieoer.
2uder in Gorm Don SiiFen. nit
Nab ansepsuoet. ift gut. @Hia ober
Rfeffer eebrauhe mon auF teinen
Sa1, oaesgsh tann elm irenig @ez
ritrs ni9t fdaben. giit dber laFe
man fif's sinfdlIeE, nit sinsm Idars
fen Snitrumsnt gu probiersn, OF er
aart oenuo lit. WGn rubre i'm
nur behutfam NIT einem bersf0rmis
gen 2DffsI nm uno iiberIaiTe i'm
du6 5eitfpeiie Der frifden, freien
Cuff, tdmit sr nid1t Isbsrn unb oes
ftmadtos pirb. gtad biefem gtes
sent bsbanoeIt. miro Der Gatte gee
nieBbar tperoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25
Sranrise 8eidlidIte pom Ncicr
in traurisen Sdiitislrsimen.

M.ier tat slsi9 2ufisrinaben
5rub f1On Th am 8naiter Ia6enD
SpGter sob RS Rei6eIbrou
Wabtru9peii' ins 9oudsl rel.
Sol tri;b sr's i'm lpeiBsn 5dbn
llno perfieG in bsiBsn 8abn.
.Rsif' mir risf er. y r9tinen SFufsl
Dapcn trieet man feinsn DufsI!A
5ofse mar: Die geine ihpa6.
l1no er fieI inn Sdtpeinsbd6.
Sdimpfte Damn aufs 5unoepetter,
9Ioate, cine WunSe bdtt' er;
Stieg h'rum in Die 8doenunne.
Dab er'u 9amsr5 Der 0abs banne.
Weier reift mad 6teiermart.
Sort fiiblt fib De- Msier fart.
llub man bort Die Wunbermdre.
Dab CT b0IIig muntsr tpGre;
ga. er fhrieb DON Rofenfetten.
9Dnnt lid, nift por'm 8ofeH reitsn.
Dod) bolo fam ods rafle Gnoe.
Gne mar baIo 9lfdle. Rente;
8rpbe ylot muBt' Me'er leioen.
Wein uno Bier unb 2eisr meioen,
gfiemono sdb mebr Ifittsl Der =
Wsier bat fsin 9iitieI msbr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25
Zee stSutoi ie @aft.

Gin 9af in sinem 8erIinr RE
Itaurant portete fhon fiinfsebn Mis
nuten ouf ben btItslIten slid. Gr
fab iebr rubig bd, ober feline Ssele
tchte. alm gnbe Der 16. Minute
eridien Der &eIlner. Der senau 15R
Winuten unii9tbar sebIisfen ipor:
~Wlsin Serr. osr SLID pirb in fiinf
Winuten bier fein." Siinf Minuten
beritriden treimal. banu Itiir5te Der
4tIIner ipiebsr berbei: rSn elmer Mia
mute lift Der Slid b." ~Sagsn sic
mir bod. froete nun Der gtbuloise
@aii. nit eiusm llnterton errester
gleusier. ~fossn Sic mir BLOB: NIT
mas fiir 8Gbsrn aRssla Sic eisents
f63
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25

8eriatisune. Srau: Der
3ufaGI fpieGt bpd i'm 2eben cine eroBe
Rplle. DAB mir uns tennen Iernten.
mar Der refine 3ufal. Oils mir uns
gum sipeiten Male trafen. seidab's
bur6 3ufaa. uno baB meine Muttsr
ssrabe ins 3immer trat. als 0u MIDI
gum eriten Male in unierer Wobnung
fiiBteIt. NOR aud Elm 3ufalI."
Mann: nNeiu. 0u. Gas mar Elm
Reinfall!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25

= unm0sIi4. sd m0dIs
eirmut Elm febr biibfdes TsGoden
beiratsn. bas aber nidt ipeib. boB ss
Td6n ift!"
.Oas arme Wurm!"
~Diefo9"
~glu. neil iie bann bIinb unS taub
Tein miiBte!"
priifuns. Sag mai. IN
0sin Spbn fdpn Elm 10 erprobter
@eidGftsmann, OoB 9u ibm Vein
9ef6dft bertrauenspolf iibersebsn
tannfts"
.n9snahre. er muB por Der enbs
aittiaen lle6erauts erit mai d probs'
pleite maten!""
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25
salt. (gluf Dem 9a1e.)

Salt. (sluf Dem 8aGIe.)
l. Ssrr: .Sebsn sic nur. ipie isnss
oide sSrGuIein BORT beriibertolettiert
... nebmen Sic ii6 in 9l4t. -"
2. Ssrr: .llnbeiorat - Die triest
MIDI troB hires appetitli6 d n
5pedes nidt in hie sale"
= 8osbafte @rtlGrung.
arst: ,Man fat mir binterbraGt. OaB
Sic mid einen Wu n Der bottor gss
nannt bdben. Die tommen Sic oas
,u2"
,Deif es ein number lit. ipenn
DON Sbrsn patisnten mai elmer ses
funb miro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25

Pdffenbet plat. ~5rau
@9uIbe ersdbIte mir, Mulsrs bdtten
porseitsrn 0riIIinse eetriest. Sd
nudte. id ipiirbe ossbatb bier in Der
3eituns sine ans.i9e finbsn - aber
es ffebt nihts orin!"
~Wo fudf 9u benn - unter Sds
miliennadridtsn;"
rSa. no oenn ionf9"
.Nd. 0ri1inas = bas gtb0rt bod
f9on eber unter @ersinsnadrihien!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25
: Sm StIearap6snG m t

y III ~ ~ y " "' .
8nedt: .gn SeIegromm mo6t /
aufaeb'n an mein' SdpaaernT =
9pftfr6ulein (oen iiberreidtsn 3ettsl
itubirsnol: rOas lam id dber midi
ent5iffern!" 4neht: Dos maGi
mir; fhid's sabm nur - bsr fannt'a
fdo' lei'n!"
8aT9turiert. GiferIiids
tiger Gbemann Tin bas 3immer fsi'
ner Ssrdu irstenb): $50. mas per'
bireit On Dor mir2 Ginen 2ie6es'
brief! (GutreiBt ihr oas gapier.) Gb.
bic Refnuug Der Sdnsiberin! Sisr
nimm iie 5uriid! Sd mill nidts se'
feGen Eaten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25
Gin mpoernrs @naSer.

gtIs Mlofes ouf ben Stein einit
flotfte,
@efdab ss, bab WaTer ibm snts
trorFte.
Meit ar0Ber lit nas Wunbsr bier,
Man fIOpft aufs .a;sB unb ss fliebt
Bier.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25

-3uriidgsstben. .Nsrfen
Sic iih's GIeioer aIlein tun's nidt,
man faat. es braufe bret @eneras
tiunen, um sinen Gentlemen berpors
3ubringen."
Pun. bann bat Sbr Gntel pi.Gs
lei9t gusIidt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25
8cbanfeniplittrr.

9os Slid III eire 8ugel. mad Der
mir IauFen. fpenn fie roIIt. unO Die
mir nit Hem 5ubs ftoBen. ipenn iie
rubig psrlpeilt.
9riidt Did Elm Summer. 70 tper>
be bart. 6riidt er ater Seinen N69z
fen. 10 iperOe ipeid.
n
Wlit Der 2iebe If, ss ipie nit Der
Suppe. Die eritsn 2offef iinb INNER
5u iparm, Die leBten idIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25
Sd)Iasiertis.

8oaer (frnet einen 9tpOtbetsr):
Rse. mos oertoofen Sic benn bisr9
4pot6eter (drssrIih): S4nfs
t6ppe!
9arer: glu, bos @efddft muB
ober out aeben, 9 is 10 BLOB nod
eeneT Dc!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25

.8itis um sine fleins llnisrs
ItiiBuns."
So etuem trGftiasu, seTunben
Tonn ssbs id prinsipieII nidbts."
no. i4 iperh mir bod nidlt iues
gen Sbrsn glidsI eiuen Sub bre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25
portoricp, 25. mai 1910.

Nber 9er3trsontel! Du Eft ia
aroBartis. RotiirIid: 9u fuaIt slsi9
einen nusfiibrli6en 8eri6t baten!
Stsue Dir biiseIia,s @.IGnoe Dor.
Sseh auf isben 5iisel cine @IaspilIa
- Die srO5srsr 9iiesl baben Die srO'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25

Serr: Warum f6ausn Sic mid
benn INNER 70 ipebmiitig ans
Witpe: Sinh g net b0s. Serr.
obtr muB Sbnen baIt betra9ien,
neil g s'rob 70 q 8ropotteI ans
hob'n. tuie mel Seliser immsr ein's
s'ba.t bal!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25
@ttoIib, e. Wloi 191O.

@esbrtsr S.rr Mad! mir Fnb
ia nod gar nidt 70 fpeit. SD bab. ia
BON 9pgumil srit cine einsies 8arte
erbaltcn. Dorten Sic br1 oas @ei=
ters ab. Sn 8ortorieo iann man ia
pisl peiter Iein. aIs !pir osnten. Rur
feline lleberifiirSune! Sd bin bod
nift unDoriiAiis. SD bin Sbr 8.
So.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-16

The Roberts Coal Company has
sold its coal business to Hume and
Austin. Hugh Roberts will now de-
vote his time to his farming inter
ests while r. ID. Roberts will look
after his private business in the city.
Mr.. Roberts most cheerfully recon-
mends his successors to the conf
dence Of the people. He says they
are men of integrity, hustlers and de.
serving of the patronage Of the old
customers Of the firm and all who
deal with the new firm can rest as,
sured of fair dealing and a good Dual
ity of coal
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-16

The city fathers have just had
printed a card giving the phone num-
Der of the city fire department and
one of these cards will be placed in
every home in the city during the
next few days Persons who have tel
ephones are requested to have these
cards placed over their telephones
for ready use in case of fire. There
probably is not person in the city
who does not know that the FIRE de-
partment phone number is No. 10 at
the present time, but when a fire
is started ones memory seems to fail
him and 30 this precaution is taken
by the Mayor as means Of protect
ing property,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-16
ADVERTISEMENT

On Tuesday evening very plea
SAINT surprise party was given at
the home OF Mrs. Eph. Lundberg In
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ainley Ma
cey who were recently welded. Tween
ty.eight guests were present. The
evening was spent in music, singing,
and games. Dainty refreshments
were served and all expressed them
selves as having had a most enjoy
able time. The young couple re-
ceived the best wishes of all present
for a life of happiness and prosper
ity.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-16
MORE FACTORIES
FOR THIS STATE

That Utah county may have three
more sugar factories erected and
running in 1914 Is probable. The
Utah-Idaho factory at Nampa will
be transferred to Spanish Fork at
once. The same company and Jesse
Knight OF Provo are each contemplate
ing building factories at Payson. The
sugar company recently made a de-
finite proposition to that effect.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-16
APPEAL FOR ARMIsTicE
Bulgaria, As Preliminary
To Peace

London, Nov 14--Oficial confirm.
alton that Kiami Pasha has address
ed King Ferdinand OF Bulgaria di.
rectly asking for the conclusion of |
an armistice pending the negotiation
of peace preliminaries, was received |
here from Constantinople this morn
ing.
With the turkish armies beaten in
every battle during the months war
and now behind the Notifications at
at Tchatalja defending the capital
the empire, the Ottoman government
has appealed TO Bulgaria for an ar
mistice pending the opening of nego-
tiations for peace, according to an
official dispatch received from Con.
stantinople today.
What terms, II any. Turkey has
proposed have not been disclosed
they must, however, in the opinion
of diplomats, be unlimited, II they
are to prove acceptable to Bulgaria
With the last defenses on Constan-
tinople almost in her hands, Bulgaria
is unlikely to consent to any armis-
tice except on conditions giving her
full military advantage.
Turkey will have the support of
| the European powers in her request
! for a cessation of hostilities. The
! representatives of various nations
4 at Sofia have now received full in
structions regarding the proposal of
mediation and they held a meeting
at noon today to discuss the method
to be adopted for making the com
munication of the Turkish request
to the Bulgarian cabinet.
The armistice asked for by Turkey
will affect only the fighting at the
Tchatalja Notifications, while the
step the European powers have taken
has the object of putting an end to
the war in all parts of the Balkan
peninsula.
Until the powers succeed in in
fiuencing the allies in the direction
Of peace the fighting at Adrianople,
Monastir Scutari and in other por.
tions of Turkeys vast European do
mains will continue no matter how
Bulgaria regards the appeal made by
Kiamil Pasha.
While, therefore, Turkeys recogni-
ton OF the realities has smoothed the
path of diplomacy and may result
in Constantinople, the Dardanelles
and perhaps some other parts of her
European possessions being left to
her and prevent scramble for them
by the powers, there still are some
serious questions to be dealt with.
Among these are, notably, those OF
of the position of Albania and of the
Servian ambition to have a part or
the Adriatic sea.
The Albanians are taking steps tc
make their country independent and
besides publishing proclamation
have issued protest against any at
tempt to interfere with the freedom
and integrity of the country. The
organization also makes the charge
that the Servians have secretly muir
dered all the Albanian prisoners o.
war.
AS the Adriatic which, according
to report from Alessio today, the
Servians have not yet reached, there
is no official change either in the
Austro-Italian or the Servian atti
tude.
A dispatch from Allesio confirms
the previous reports that the Monten
egrin army advancing on that tow
has suffered a reverse. The Monten
egrins were unable to take the towI
owing to the Mirdite tribesmen join
ing forces with the Turks. The Mon
, tenegrins were driven back as ia
as the Soyana river.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-16

While in Denver, recently investt
eating fire engines, Mayor H. G.
Hayball took occasion to examine
various fire fighting apparatus which
he could find. Among other things
he brought home new nozzle Tor
basement fires, which the commits
sioners will have until the first OF
the year or approval. They are now
on display in the window of the Hay
ball Mercantile Company. These noz'
zles are among the latest fire fighting
patents and had this city been In
possession OF such equipment last
spring no such fire as the Thatcher
Sank building fire would have been
possible.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-16

The o. S. l.. r. r. Company
is erecting $4,000 depot at Benson
ward on the new cutoff. A promise
was made to the good people of Ben
son that this cutoff would be com
pleted in time to move the crops this
fall, but owing to the swampy condi-
ton of the west fields it has been
considered safer to make no effort
to run trains until after the ground
'cen set by the fall frosts, when
the beets which have been piled near
the track will be hauled to the fac
tory.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-16
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-16

Mrs. Sarah Harris and family en-
tertained on Thursday evening in
honor Of Judge Harris of Ogden A
delightful musical program was rem
dered. The judge is closely related
to the Harris Bros. of this city.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-16

The business men on Main street
have dubbed together and have had
a six foot concrete crossing placed
across the street directly in front
of the Tabernacle at the place
where the cars stop.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-16
NOTICE

All poll taxes in Logan City are
now overdue, and IL not paid at once
will be collected by law. No turth.
er notice will be given.
N. P. JOHNSON,
Street Supervisor
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-16

E. Il. South says he has been
successful in disposing Of over ST.
600 worth of real estate since cleo
ton. The Democrats are not the
only people who can boast of land
slides"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-16

Carlisles barber shop is now To-
Gated on Center street, one door
west of cosy corner" n16
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-16

Walter Glenn, a student of the U.
A. C. has received word that his
father VINO is at La Grande. Oregon
Is very i'll.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-16

Miss Annis Cooper of the M s,
Tel. and Tel. Co., will leave for
Salt Lake City in the morning where
she will attend school at Henegar's
Business college.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-16

On account of Democratic ratifica'
ton next Tuesday, November 10, a
special train will leave Cache juno
ton at $3.50 p. m. by the way of
Mendon, Wellsville, Hyrum and Mill
Vile returning after the ratification
and dance. Fares &c per mile each
way. ADVERTISEMENT nl9
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-16

Thomas Smart has returned to the
city. He has been in southern Utah
for a few days where he went with
train load of sheep to place on
the winter range. ri