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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03
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bes 1eitOrtes.

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3sntraI Sbio @dnesrbeSirts. bic eins
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gerfeites i'm Sabre 1915 beftimmte.
purees bic fpIaenben 8eamten ees
pdblt: MIois aebler, glspelanb, prds
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tar; SonieI Sung, GhaBmeifter; Sos
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tan: aur 8unbesbeb0roe. Der golums
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Der gesirfsbeborne uno Der Deleeaten
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oss Sdnserfeitss.
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Verfammlung pertretsn: Gfron Qiss
aertofsl. 9iron SGngerbunn. Canton
arlpn, Gbiuicotte Gintradt. aliidnes
9crmonie. Columbus 2iebertrans,
Columbus MGnnerdor, Gina Orion.
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VI g.. gortersburs Oermunil.
gtaHilIun SGnserbunO uuo Turner
Wsdnnerhpr pen gIeoelanb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03

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I'm ppli3eidmt alase seeen Greb. llbl
fpegen Griebensbruhs. a5iepe beboup=
tet, bon llbl tbdtlih aneesriffen inprs
ben su iein.
Setb itmorbz 0eriuh.
Rop Stepbens, Der % Sabre olte
Sobn oes gbarles Stspbens bon Der
SiibpeItsGde Der Ia. unb 6olmaH
Strabe, periuhte ii6 seitern Mbenb um
z l1br oas 9eben au nebmen, inbem er
iid auf eiHem leeren 8auplaB nabe benz
GlternhauTe cine Ghnittpunbe am
SaIie beibruhte. Gr besab iid nad Der
5bat in bas GIternbdus unp feline
Mutter rief fofort Or. 5urHiib au
Ollie. Der 4rst pernGbte Die S1nitts
punbe. Diefelbe til niht tief seiius,
Inn eefdbrlidh su fstn. Gas Snifrus
msnt, NIT bem Stephens ii9 bic Wuns
be beibrahte, tonnte niht eefunben
tperben. Ron Stspbens Isiost an spis
lepttihen Anfdllsn uub mar bereits
Snfdiie bes Gountps s4rmenbuufes. @r
mdhte mebrmaIs Srobunaen, oah er
feinem unertrdeliden 3uituno Elm gnoe
MAIDEN fpiirbe.
- Die 4rbeitertag zsssier, bic bon
Der Senton &c Campbell gpuntp
Srabes & 2abor 4iiemblp auf bem
2atoniu Reunplas absebaIten rpurbs,
erfrsute iicb sinea auberorbsntlich aus
ten geiuhes. aue Sbeilnebmer batten
ibr gergaiieen.
0us Serbftfeit bes ct. Sobans
nes Waiien 0eretns, oas oeitsrn aui
ben ibottisen 9riiuosn bss ct. Sos
baHnes WaiIenbauies an Der 2erina.
ton pite peranitaltst purbe, erfreute
fi6 zines grobsn gelu6es. Die Sru=
ftees bdtten fir Sung unb 2Ilt @ergniiz
gungen alIer glrt arrangirt uno bic
2beiInebmer batten einsn persniigtsn
Nadmitta9. Sir ZEN innsrsn Mens
iten mar aus ous Bette seforet unb
hatten bic Batter unb WutterIpien pas
gepuBtiein. ouB fir iie aufs Bette sss
forgt miro.
- Wte INNER mar Der Qusflug i'm
2atpnia Part (Dei6lsr's 8artenl,
pelher nit bem 15. 9lnniperiarium
Der GoDinatpn Builders 9liipciatipn
perbunoen mar, Elm grfola in isbsr
5inIitt. Die luitigsn MesgerburTtsn
uno ibre 5reunbe perlebten beim aus.
ge5ethneten ,8ureoo" unb anoeren
aeterbifen in feudtfr0bli6sr Bsiie
pergniiete Stunben.
- Seute Ibeub finbet cine Sisuno
oes Staotratbes Itatt, bic eine intereis
iante 3u tperoen perIpriht. Stubt.
9efdngniBtpGrter Sobn Murpbp bat
ieinsn eriten S6lieber entIafen. War=
um ptro er beute 2benb benz Staots
rath mittbeiIen. Bm. Moore, Der ent=
IaHsne S6lieber, piro iih gu psrtbei=
eisen periuhen.
- Rapmono 6arris, cine Boae BEG
Sauies Der ReprGientanten in WoIbs
ingtpn, .. g., lit auf 8eiuh Bel feis
nsm Batter, Serrn Ebomas 5orris,
Deputp Gircuitgeri6tssgIert in Siib
GppinSton. eiHsetrpffsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03
Yadetppft ts0eiet
Gin Seaeu fur Ginetnnatier 0e.
idGftsleute.

Cincinnati init icinen iueit oonein.
dnoer eutfernt Iiegenoen Stoottbeilen
miro ourh oos ncue gadetpoitgeies,
oa5 am 1. Saniar 1918 in Strait
tritt, in gan. beionOerem RaBe pro.
iitieren, inoem Die aaufleute iahrlif}
Sauienoe bon Cellars. Die iest fiir
ben erpreB. uno AbIieierungsoienIt
auSseporien iperoen miiiien iooren.
lie 8erihidiing zines einpiiinSigen
Qafets J. 2. bon Seoamspilie nadl
9tormooo foitet bc!lte Denigitens 30
Gents, n1breno Dos reue Yoltpeies
nIr 8 Gents bniiir rehnet uno 10
Gents fiir etn 0odet, Dos bis sn elf
Biunb ipiegt ino 6eiien 8eiammtum.
lang nid,t GROCER oils y Sod III. Sir
ben lleberlanoberfebr liz bic Aaie elm
Gent iiir bier lln5erL uuo mir 6es
rpihte BON mebr als pier llnSen iper-
ben Die Roten uad3 benz Bfuno be.
red,net ,mo rif,teH iif, pie audi In
Teutihlauo. mad Der ietpeiIiaen Gnt.
iermtng oes @eiiimniingsortes 3nr
SetuaItieuna oes bnrdl oas neue uno
beiB eriehnte 8eies iiherIif id)nell
pdhienoen Padetpoitpertebrs nerSen
EauieRoe nerer &Sagen unb 3rons.
porturittel angeihafft perben miilien.
aber trosoem miro bic Roitbehoroe
faum nit einem 9efisit In ibrem guo.
aet ab3uihIieBen baben. oenn Die
gSaarenbduier Dor allen 7ingen ha.
ben idon ieit SSabren nad Der Giniiib.
runs Der Rafetpoir uerfangt uno Der-
ben lid, Die neue ginrihtuns ifnea.
items ia 0ieniten MAIDEN. N
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03
6 o b / n sts u.

Die Gopinstou Office fir bas ,,Gin.
einnatier &Dlfsblutt" bcfinoet iid I'm
8ebGuoe RD. 509-511 MaSiion
Slpeuue. anseiseu, Wtittbeilnnsen
uno Seltelungen irgeHomelder Irt
meroen bis 10 llbr gbenos baielbit
entsesengenommeu, SelepbDn SOutb
1854.
= gbeideine: 8m. Dts 2epis,
"a, BON Sc 5airt Sails, g., unb Ser
tba &. aibbp, 27, DON Columbus, g.;
Glmer 9uDion. 32, uno Carrie
9pinnup, %, beibe BON Gonnerspile,
8. ;QIbert 8rppn, 80, unb Gtbel N.
Gins, %, beibe Don 2aprenceburq,
Sp.; Sohn Weber DON Cincinnati unb
Clara gppo bon 2ouisDilIe, Rp.;
@eorg s. apeble, 80, unb SSlopo 6.
guter, "a, beioe ppu urbana, 8.
- Geitern 9Ormtttag fanb Don Der
ct. oyoiepb Stride aus bas 2ei6ens
besdngniB oes perit. german @ieboff,
Der I'm IIter bon % Sabren in benz
!oauIe ieines 8aters an Der @orrarp
Qpenue Deri4ieo, ftatt. Die iterbliae
6uue puroe duf oem neuen Mutterz
gottes Jrieo6of beitattet.
- Geitern fano i'm Contingencies
faaI Die priifuns Der Qpplitanten fir
oas 4mt zines 2unbitraBen. sSnass
ntsurs itatt. Ut. s. 5errea RommiiTdr
tur offentlt6e Wege, Ieitets bic g}riz
fung. Sleben 4pplitanten purbsn oss
pruft unD pirb bas Refultat ben aomz
miHdren in Sraatfort untsrbreitet.
- Die Qet6enbeitatter WiQen &.
Sugsnberg an Der 6. fStrabe perloren
geltern Elm rpert5Dolles qferb, pas In
JoIge Der otge perenbete.
- Bon 6eute an miro in ben Bert>
ffattsu Der 6. &c 8. 8obn D6dentlicb
90 Stunben gedrbettet tperoen. Bis
lsst pdren Die 4ngeiteqtsn nur 40
StuHben befddftigt.
- gDl. Srie g. 8are, ein Mitalieb
fss oemotruttfden aampaane>aomz
mtttees oes 6. Diftrifts, reift heute
4beno na6 2ouispiIle ab, um eine
Stsung Der oemofratti6en &onqrebz
Tanotouten nit benz Staots Ramz
pasnes4ommittse Der Gemotraten. bic
om ytittDod oofsIbIt itattftnoet, Bel.
5uipohnen.
- Wm. Wonigan, Der i'm Circuit
seritt fir irriinnig ertfdrt norben
NOR, ipurbe seitern mad benz 2atelano
Jrrenufpl sebratt.
3err Sobn Steger. Elm Snaenieur
Der q. &c 8. gifen6obn, an Der aenz
bGa Strabe nObnbaft, purbe aeitern
Don feiner @attin nit einem itrammen
Jungen beffRntt.
-J. M. 4rmftrons erlanate sinsn
DerhdftsbefsA eegen M. eprreu me-
ssns nnfugs. -aGrGntes gisne erbob
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03
Die csi0ln 0iser
5rau Uer(dnun0el
GdjredIide Slrdmpfs, gAmiabeI'Aas
fd1r, Rerpoiitdt, GseHb. .-5sre
UsidIi@te, iuie Ne sDieber
geinmb iunrbe.

finhsbore, 81. .5bre 6tifmttfsl has
ben mid pou alien metnsn qsiben trloh.
Sd pfIegfe osrart elenb lu fabkn uns btss
ortseen E4ud6ss, Nerpshtdtss uHb S4uins
ksisdHfautn ansssiebt ,u ietn, Bot 10 Jn
wefft Gtbtn mubte. Non9mal toHnts id
ianns lans gsHus oHfbleiseu, m sixs WasL
seit tiu3nnsbmen
Dir Rebi3in bss ar,tes half mis ni45t,
ipssbaib idD es nit Gpbid a.. ptufbams
TsGfiaels COMPOUND periuAtt, mnD fdcn
Bon Der srftm i}lafAe erskts iN enis Re-
fliltats. sd biisb babel, sasisibs sa nsbmsu.
soE. BIG ia ipisbsr ssiuHs mar. 30 slaubs.
fclns Before pteoi,in Hsbmsn isunis.. -
Wrs. Gbarles MaifiisH, esy sc, oinss'
hero, ~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03
las 75iabr. Subildnm feiert nadliteu
Sonmtas Die Gu. Erot. Ct. 80.
hannes.(Semeinoe.

slle 8orbereitiingen fir bas oias
mantene Subildlm Der ct. ,Sobames.
Stride, DeIte ole ebripitroiae Y1llf.
tergemein6e aQer anberen proteitaltti.
ihen Tirhen bon Samilton iii, lino
getrofien uno Die ,Seier miro lid, gu
elmer groBartigen unS umfnngreihen
Iffaire seIfalten.
Sbreu Sohepunft iinoet Die iSeier
naturser1aB in ben orei @ottesSien.
item am Sonutag, ben s. Septenlber.
Die Seitreoner baben bereits ale 3u.
geiaet uno iino tpie iolgt: 4m Weor.
gen, Der ehrtp. SpnoooIprdies. Baitor
). Bitter, 3. g., in beutiHer Spro6e,
am Nahntittog, Der ebrtp. 9titrifts-
praies 9aitor y. 9fepfe Selltit un6
Eaitor sSr. Sobmann. engIiicb; am
abeno Eaitor 9bornberrp bon Der
@riten Eresb. Stride, SainiIton, uno
Voltor Enul Sausmann ponRemport.
an, beioe in eneliiter Spraf,e. Serr
Erof Suber bat Die 3uliferung aeae.
ben, oab ons mulifaliihe Broqramm
zines Der beiten iein miro, bas er ie
geIiefert bat. am 4beno miro Ger
ebor Der q. 9uuls 8eneinoe nit.
Dirfen. ginlaoungen fpuroen ausae.
ihttt nno Die eoongeliihen 8emein.
Den bon WiohIetotpn, Srenton, So.
milton, Cincinnati unb llmgegeno, 10.
Die on ale proteitarfiihen 8emein.
Den bon 5nmiIton fir ben abenSaot.
tesbienit Die sroasn 6eftanbtn auf
thr Re6t, am Qbeab Elm 4benbbroo
'srptren 81 biirfen.
- Der 18 Sabre aIte Reainlsn
2cree bon Steand. ipelher gftrb unb
8uegp BEL elmer partn in Rilep in Der
Scmitas Rudt itabI, puroe in Der
Scnntag Raht bon giiraern aus
Rilep sefaneen senommen, Dem 5ilfss
Sbriff Metralfs ausgeIiefert unb i'm
Gcantp 9efdngniB inbaftirt. Das
Jufrpert geh0rte bem Gem 6doers
larh bon Snmmes Corner. Qoree
brcdte bds 5ubrDert nah Rilep sus
rid uno purbe prompt DerboFtei.
- Die 2eite bes ssobn Cuff, ips(s
der in Der Rdhe bon Sepen Wliie, no
er nit 5rau unb ainbern nobnts, in
Der Samfiae Naft bon sinem Giiens
bu6n5ue iiberfabren unb aetOotet
pprben mar, purbe aeitern Woraen
sur 9eeroisuns na4 Bsreu, ap., gs=
fhidt.
gbarlss 6aipIen, ipeIdber Dor
aht 3ogen BON Clarence 5a35dro ins
rsGts gein eeito6en fpurbe, musts
absnb fpieoer nah cem
Ulerep 5oipital gebrahi perben.
= Wm. R. 5raucis, pelder aus
3Grrilon sebiirtis mar. iiarb i'm bies
iieen gountp 4rmenbaus i'm qIter
bonn 80 Sabren an Der 4ussebrung.
Die 2side rpurbe oejtern Wprgen inn
4rmenbaus GriebbOf besrbtgt.
= Sarob 8. pOtter, bic Satin
Der Sofepb pptter. ftarb in Miapiae
i'm alIter Don go Sabren an einem
Durmleiben. Sic tDobnts friiber bier
al Der Wtain Strabe.
- Dem biefigen RegiIirar IDm.
Clears tpuroen In bieIem 4iftritt
lcGhrenb oes DsrfioFenen Wlpnats As
Iphe5falle gemelbet. Don bieien ent>
fielen AZ auf oie Stabt 0omilton uno
5 auf bic 1omnfbips bon0per. Gaire
FieIb, ct. Giair unb ROB.
Der 4rbeitertas purbe geItern
pnrd eine pnrabe am 0prmittnd
uab Elm 8oltsfeit am Hahrittag auf
Dem Gountp JoirpIas In fh6nnsr
Weife gefeiert.
- DuIe 0tunett ein 9Ox Der Nss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03
Sasfet-yicnie Der Cincinnati lnrn,
gemein0e.

am fontmenben Sonntas peran.
italtpt Die Cincinnati 2urnaemeinoe
in 9alfar Wsiiller's @arten, Gnbe Der
@eitipooo 2inie, Elm gosfetspienic.
lie ueridneoenen aomnlitteen iino
eitiie an Der arbeit, nm in Der inn.
iaiienoiten gseiie Die Arrangements
fiir bos gienie 3i trefien nno alien
IbeilHebmern irohlidle Stiuoen 80
iifern. BUR 9eitreiiung Der sliisaaben
miro ieoem tbeilnebmenben Enar
81 unb mir jeoe grtra.Gnme ein
8iertei. Collar berehnet ipercen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03
3attp,t uno SelIenme.

- Or. W, .. Ri6orbs bon 1aps
ton 1T bon fetner 6ertenrsife mad
Cuba suriidsetebrt.
Jrau CLARA plsttntr, bic BEL
elmer 9aserploiton in galtss Spsrns
baus in gellepus ums 2eben fam,
tpuroe geitern ouf bem Smmergriin
5rkn6of beftattet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03
Ser bie MabIhat. Der 8

bic Eual. Die @abrbeit oieies @ortes
bnben mir 9iirger nsnerbiass pieber
ernpiunDen. @er nber Saalofrboioer.
Eual bat, Der bat bic Nabl, oh er
jene Deifer leiben ODER file nit benz
beriibmten !Sdmor.boioefi-spsilnri.ie
.anafefis- sIndfit Iinbern uno
aam1hlih gnrl5 furirei Mil. grcbireil
fuitet nid,ts; nau brniidt MIR q.
Reuitaeoter & Co., 0oy 1916 9sefu
nosf 9itn. 3u a5,eifiren, I'm q graft s
cine Vrobe 5n befonuHen. lie Nina.
feiis" III in allen apotbeteH 81 baben.
Nreis ST. b,s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03

tern Union telegraph Co., ipelder
mtf feinem 3peirdb sssen bos 4utos
nrbil bon Jotn bon plueren ranrlte
unb erheblih perlebt purbe. liest nod
I'M Wercp 5pipitnl. bsfinkt ii4 iebo1
nibt In Qehensaefohr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03

benz mrs. GlSa Barber GoDorss, s,s
"a. Gntbiamsf, aeai6.
lie Grssuesr BON assia G.. Etnfbom's
@egstabis 9ompcuEo hassH 9auisnbs BON
grieien nie Die obiaen eieielben tossn
bic seobrbeif, sd fs foWH iDessy gus
citbe oser Qslo ~ babtn pdrsm Gasfe
Wasohiu In fetH fSrsmciiHg - fs bat eh
srobs felt 5nbrsn btfauD<n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03
eteIpertretenSer Nsdjtd)ef.

Ter neiiernnnHte ..Nndthef~ Ser.
gennt potfebni,m befinoet iih niif lei.
Ter Derienreiie. M6breno jeiner ab.
iDeienbeit lpirb Geteffip Sim Seffries
als Ra4t6ef f,snsissk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03
Sensnif eiHer gerafs.F .Fflsseri1.
Gattlam.t, mafs.

Gattiamtt, man.
- 80 bin sins
gfiestrin uas psHn
iA piel beten mab,
babe Id siHs sosiSs
iihe S6,rdde, bed
ia afbme eshia 9.
ginibam's psgn
table COMPOUND uno
i'd fam nibi efnus
"a bsHen ao6 fassx.
Sd smpfsbte - ins
L. -. =
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-03

- ltnier aseut in Samiltpu it
Serr GonnrS Sraf, 449 SnS ;ynnite
Strafe. Sea Eel. 476 R., Some
Ebpue 1851 u. s.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-03
YARDAMAN FAILS
 10 MAKE ADDRESS
DECLARES LONOKE MINISTER DID NOT LIVE UP TO
 CONTRACT.

Lonoke, June 3.-Although former Governor James K. Vardaman of Mississippi had been advertised to deliver an address here Sunday at the Eagle camp ground, Governor Vardaman did not appear, having re- fused to make his address, and left Lonoke for Jackson, Miss.
 MT. Vardaman said he was deliver ing his lectures under teh direction of lyceum bureau, and that Rev. George W. Thomas had contracted with the bureau for him (Varda- man) to deliver an address here Sun- day, and had signed contract, agreeing to pay $200 for the lecture. MT. Vardaman said he presented a draft drawn by his bureau on Rev Thomaas for the $200 to Mir. Thoma- as. Thomas, MT. Vardaman said de clared that he could not pay the amount, but that it would be raised by collection after the speech. This, MT. Vardaman declared, he refused to do.
 q immediately notified Mayor J. M. Gates and other officials that I would cancel my engagement" said MT. Vardaman.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-03
CONFEDERATE DEAD
 ARE REMEMBERED
MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVED
OF VETERANS DECO RATED AT OAK GROVE GEM
 FIERY SUNDAY.

Confederate memorial day was fit itingly observed by the veterans and their friends of this city at Oak Grove cemetery yesterday afternoon The exercises were opened with an invocation by Rev. c. H. Nelson and after song, Onward, Christian Sol diers," appropriate addresses were delivered by Dr. John w. Conger of Central College and Prof. c. J. Greene of Hendrix College.
 On behalf of Robert E. Lee Chap ter, United Daughters of the Confed- eracy, Miss Bessie Randell, president of the chapter, presented certificates entltling the recipients to Confeder- ate crosses of honor. The crosses, she explained, were unavo dably de- layed, but would be delivered as soon as received. Those to whom the awards were made were as follows:
 Veterans-W. s. Castleberry, J. J. Dallas, G. B. Evans, John Jones, James Moore
 Descendants-Mrs Drucilla Craig, Mrs. A. E. Cureton, Mrs. Marietta Hardin, Miss E. G. Randell, Mrs. M. A. Jones, Mrs. J. A. Pence.
 At the conclusion of the services, the veterans and daughters marched through the cemetery, stopping at the grave of each departed Confeder- ate soldier to decorate it with flowers and the flag of the lost cause.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-03

Wilmoth, W. s. Williams, c. L. Bry- ant, Julius Gray, Fred Hutto, John Reeves, J. M. c. Vaughter, T. l.. Daniel, A. A. Parsons, Richard Moore, Arthur Ryan, J. P. Akridge, lcie Major, Silas Fulmer, Otho Wilk- erson, Cora Livingston, Homer P. Foreman, Orila Robertson, May Will kerson, Floy Blair, Claire Blair, Gladys Norton, Alice Dougherty, Jno. s. Whitten, J. F. Morris, J. R. Gid dens, Myrtle Lewellyn, Allie May Sandeford, Alice White, Leila Merri- man, Verlie Oquin, Bertie Adams, Hattie Gibbons, Merle Adams, Min nie Flippen, May Wray, Ebert Hall man, Apra Smith, J. E. Potts, Ola Parsons, Gertrude Office, May Clark, Octavia Clark, Vivian Ford, Paul Fulmer, w. W. Harmed, Fannie Vaughter, May Clark, J. w. Melton, Hester Matthews, o. D. Longstreth. o. w. Stephenson, J. H. Bishop, Sallie Wallace, R. Stevenson, Flora Gavin, Blanch Wilson, G. E. May hard, Annie Moore, J. w. Tubbs, Ida Leigh Burns, Mrs. Pearl Pearce, Miss Ida Camp.
 The Faulkner county negro teach CTS institute opened this morning with J. R. Anderson and E. T. Mat tison as conductors, 31 teachers being enrolled. County Examiner Waugh ter was present during the morning session, and made an instructive ad- dress to the teachers, who are said to be manifesting much interest in the work.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-03
NOTICE.

The attention of owners of proper ty within the fire limits of this city, is hereby called to the fact that the ordinance establishing the fire limits requires that permit be secured for the construction of any building, ad- dition or improvement within this territory Several buildings have re- gently been erected in violation of the provisions of this ordinance and mo- tice is hereby given that this ord- nance will henceforth be strictly en- forced.
 w. H. DUNCAN, Mayor.
 June 8, 191.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-03
REV. HURT BREACHES
 FAREWELL SERMONS

Rev. J. J. Hurt preached his fare well sermon as pastor of the First Baptist church yesterday. The ser mons, which were delivered in the handsome new edifice begun and com pleted during the ministry of MT. Hurt, were informal but feeling talks, and were heard by good-sized congregations at both hours. After attending the meeting of the joint board of trusteees of Ouachita and Central colleges, Rev. Hurt expects to leave Wednesday for his new work as pastor of the First Baptist church at Durham, N. c.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-03

R. G. Dunaway of Quitman is in the city today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-03
ENROLMENT AT
 INSTITUTE IS l76 MANY TEACHERS ATTEND FAULKNER OUNTY EDUCA. TORS BEGIN WEEKS SES-
 SION HERE.

One hundred and seventy-six teach. CTS were enrolled at this mornings session of the Faulkner county teach CTS institute, the enrolment far ex- ceeding all previous records for the county. County Examiner J. M. C. Vaughter is presiding over the ses- sions and will be ass sted by several members of the faculties of Conway institutions. Mrs. Ida Burns of Con- way was elected secretary of the in- |stitute.
 The work is being carried out m accordance with the manual prepared by the state department of education and is proving very interesting. A feature of this afternoons session was an address by O. D. Longstreth, formerly professor of science in the State Normal, on "A Greater Arkan- sas."
 The following is list of the teach CTS enrolled today:
 T. J. Bullion, Fife Rogers, Lizzie Thompson, H. H. Melton, D. c. Bishop, o. E. Jennings, c. c. Jones', A. c. Maddox, E. F. Henry, w. N. Jones, John Sims, A. J. Blythe, AL bert Howard, F. M Shumate, G. M. Connell, Minnie Utley, Anna Hurst, Fife Bounds, Era Newton, May Will kerson, Wylie Roberts, Kennon Wilk- erson, Jewell Snow, Lee Marble, Cliff ford Talbert, c. R. Berry, Mrs. Liz zie Berry, Agnes Maddox, Lula Moore, Ida Bragg, w. J. Clark, Lena Moore, Roxie Clark, Matte Melton, Mary Melton, T. E. Rowlette, Francis Melton, Lucille Allen, Mrs. Estelle McHenry, Mary Hamilton, J. E.. Cobb, Alice Moore, Fife Lewellyn, Jessie Wheat, z. T. Kennamer, J. w. Tubbs, Annie Montgomery, R. F. Ad- ans, Vergie Forrest, Dora E. King, c. M. Reaves, Leila Barnett, Ira Cioih, W. bdIooil, Ltt DuICIllleiu Ida Herring, Elmer Mum, Lester Campbell, Nettie McCuiston, John L. Baldwin, Arthur Pierce, John I. Herndon, Tean Browning, Charlie Barnett, Emma Jones, Ola Ford, Del la Woolly, Jas. P. Harrod, Raymond M. Moore, Cordie Duncan, Bennie 
 Robins, Lee Webb, Ola Dejarnette Mary Wilson, Maggie McGee, Myrtle E. Charles, Whit Morgan, c. E. Med lock, w. c. Bishop, Marvin Steven son, Frank McAnear, Icie Roberts Electa Robertson, E. M. Brown, Der. tie Langston, Lonnie Webb, Stella Wood Mover, c. H. Parker, Orien D Ray, Ethel Julian, Minnie Ryan Ruth Thompson, Elmus Ryan, Sue Flippin, Florrie H. Richie, Mary N Reeves, Neil Noe, Will A. Berry, A H. Burkett, Burgess Anthony, G. c Livingston, Myrtle Huey, c. c. Den ney, Mrs. Pearl Pierce, Mrs. John B Wallace, Fred Lucas, Ruth M. Glov. CT, Paul Batson, Allen Webb, w. P. Batson, Claudia Kuykendall, May
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-03
MAKES A MAP OF
 TOWN OF YILONIA

B. G. Wilson, Democratic nominee for county surveyor, has just com pleted a survey and may of the town of Vilonia, the first complete plat of the town that has ever been drawn. Before making the map MT. Wilson sub-divided several new additions to the town into residence lots.
 MT. Wilson statees that property lines in nearly all of the inland towns of the county are in an uncertain state, owing to the fact that they have never been accurately surveyed and plotted. In one thickly-settled community, he states, the tax-books show over 900 acres in one section, which, of course, indicates errors amounting to a total of about 260 acres.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-03
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight, increasing cloudiness; Tuesday, unsettled weather.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-03

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The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-03
CITY BEAUTIFUL
 MEETING THURSDAY

The City Beautiful Association will meet at the courthouse Thursday eve ming at o'clock. The chairmen of all committees are urged to bring or send reports of work accomplished by the various committees. All parts of the constitution and bylaws subject to amendment will be read.
 MRS. c. H. BURR. Pres.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-03
FUNERAL OF MISS MARBLE.

The funeral of Miss Pearl Marble, who died Saturday morning, was held yesterday afternoon. Services were conducted by Rev. E. R. Steel, pas tor of the Methodist church. The burial was at Oak Grove cemetery.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-03
THEATRE OUTFIT SOLD
 TO BICELOW SNOWMAN

The stage scenery, furnishings and opera chairs formerly used in the Grand theater and afterwards in the Allen moving picture show of this city, have been sold by Roy Rogers to G. Smitherson, Bigelow snowman, and were moved overland to that town today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-03
ASSESSOR OPENS BOOKS.

For the convenience of those who might be away on vacations when he returns from his rounds of the coun- ty, one month hence, Assessor w. N. Jones opened his books at the court house this morning, and will remain at that place through this week. On ly personal property and per capita tax is being assessed this year, it be- ing the off year for the assessment of real estate.
 Old papers for sale at this office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-03
RUMBACH-ROSSNER.

Frank Rumbach, 5S, and Mrs. Mary Rossner, 61, were married at MT. Rumbach's office in this city this morning, Rev. J. C.. Dawson pro- the ceremony.