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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-11
agb ais epOrt.

Ssui5utdss bort man nur nod
ftbr isltsn ipabr, @sfdidien bon
RisIen > 6dififden. 60 elm aunb,
bon 80 ODER gar 30 SUB 2dnst III
stfpas gang aubsrorbentlidss, unb
bas lsbters Mdb itr.ift idon an odS
@.biet Der gabel. !Sdie ols MaHtn
iinb olsntbolben melt t%lsin,r; ob.r
BIZ, Sasb auf iis bltibt bdrum nidt
minbtr a~ufrsstno uno ub,nt.u.rreid.
Oh ie nun geI6Gftlid oo.r als Sport
hetrieben tperbe!
Sin. SaisSaeo III auf al. Jdne
.ein 9.reniis.n sie'ntr glrt", nnb 10
sdblr.i6 unter ben a%msritnn.rn aud
Die GiIter.iIports = aitbbaber iinb,
10 laH.n ii6 feline Der b.tr,ff,noen
G%rfobruns,n nit elmer iol6.n Saso
Dersleiden, aud ipenn bi. Sait nur
geaneslt ip.rbsn.
0as III nieberum Elm. amber.
WeIt, in ipelder ttine aniffs uno
pfiffe Der seiu0hnlitsn Slide Sports
melt perfaneen. unb tpeld. on uuf'
rssenbsn un6 ssfobrpo1en grl.bniF.n
iid nur nit Der Mulfiids Sdso pers
aIeiden IGbt. Mer ubtr in Der Suis
Sdg6 gu Souie 1T. IdBt in Der Re-
gel ME mebr bon ibr, unO j,Osr ans
Der. Sport Der WaF.rp.lt tcmmi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-11

ienpoIfes ausi6eioen. Gs III cine
Gr.uoe, gu i.ben, mi, Die 0sutfden
od binten an Der S6ipeI. bss
Orients suidmm.nbdlten. 90 fb.n
am StdmmtiI6 i'm Staotpdrt sa
9ermonnftaot Der adufmdnn neb.n
Dem GpmndIia1ebrtr, Der S9loHsr,
meifter neben Dem S~tdbsoffisi.r, uno
man Bat nidt oas @.fiibf, ala ob
fie aeute BARN etfpds gtfonber.s
iGben. llnb pie Il. al. ip.tt.ifertsn.
mir. Dem Reidsbeutiden, ben gufs
entbalt unetnebm uno int.reHant gu
MAIDEN! Cine m.in.r i60nitsn Grs
innsrunsen 1T fiderlid Elm Sdsos
pidnit in rSunsen Wdlo" Bel Ser.
Hlannitaot. Serr S9loFermeiiter
.3iesler bssriibte nit b.r3liden Wors
tel ben .rei6s6.utI9sn 9ruber" uno
madte aus Ieinem 9erSen teins M0rs
~bergru6e. gr BAT ben @ntpei.nben.
bon o.nen es mdn1.m pitlei9t nod
ridt bersOnnt mar, ous bsutfdc
MutterlanO gu ieben, aus Der Seeie
geipro9en, dls er, unbtiddbet Der
9rsue gum unsarifden Staat unb
gum ang.itammten 6erriderbauIe,
nit ipeitbin ida1snber Stimme p.ts
fi9erte: Mtr iino 9eutid. unO tpols
len 0eutide blsibenl nno in Der
.Sat, id babe faum iemals in meis
mem 2eben 10 fart oas @sfiibl s,s
babt, inter guten, rein.n 0eutid.a
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-11
gum SOfi6lnscn beraufgc8ogcn.

Gum Sotidlaaen beraufsc5ogtn.
ibm i'm 8er9Ieid Ou3u iebr pbiIiftsr.
baft por!
Nur in fpenigen Where's @eipdf.rr
pirb beuts 81. Sage alf 9aie resels
mdBig unb maFsnbnft betri.b.n,
9arunter iinb einig. Der arftifdeu
Reeionen, fpobin bic Saie ielb.r ala
! 8eutefuder tommen, iopie 9epGH.r
bon Nsufselanb.
Sn Der e~rIteren Re9ion iino bic
6aie bauptiGdli4 binter ~OsrIuntenen
9aoapern set0teter Robben Der UNI
fperben babel felbsr oft erlegt.
Qn neui.eldnoiiden aiiiten pios
met man iid pabrideinli4 bisier
Saso am eifrigiten, f6on neil bic
9die bort als rieiiser Gemeiniddbtn
empfunben perben, infolge ihrer Der
ni9tung bon llnmafen bielsefudt.r
tleinerer DaFertiere. 2ofen mir
.insn bcrtigen aorreiponoenten einiz
ses barber .r5d6len.
Sn Sen beiB,n Monaten bieI.r
8egenoen, b. b. bonn Sanldr Bis
Gnbe Qpril, bat Der Reuieeldnber
5aijGger bic glorioieiten Sag. ieines
Sports. limb in bieie 3eit fallen
aud bic Grpeoitionsn berer, p.l6e
aus geIddftIiden 9riin0en. tp.sen
Der 5loFen unO bes Sranss, Der
Sagb auf 0ieie !6pdnen bes M.eres
na9geben. IS fino iotpo6l Weibe,
pie farbige Gingeborene inter ibn.n.
0enn I'm bisie 3eit foleen gauge
S4pdrms Ser gefrdbigen 8eitten ben
reiIenben S6ulsn iun9er Slide, nj.
Musel [rMuqet"), Slunber, Serinse
uno 3abitpai, tpel4e friid bonn 2ais
den tommen, bod berauf mad ben
llntief.n uno felbit in bic Stroms
Miinbungen, uno iie oerfdlingen ie-
bss Sabr pieIe Mi1ionsn bieisr 81
fdel sic serreiBen babel oft aud
Rsbe iopie Qngelf6niire uno fiibr.n
fi9 bic sefangenen Slide gu G.miite.
9aber peroen ale, pelde uuf bieIe
piraten unb Meiferidafts : 5reFer
bes 8sltmesres Sagb MAIDEN, bon
Den betreffenDen Siidern pilltomm.n
g.beiben unb erbdlten alien mOelidtn
8eitano bon linen.
Sotpobl BEL Den %einseborenen Maps
ris uno anberen Saiiugb : Snbus
ftriell.n, ipie hei ben 2iebbober So
germ laT.n ii6 oiele intsreHante BE-
oba9tungen MAIDEN; BET ben l.bt.ren
1T aber bod oas iportlide 8.rsniis
gen ON grObten, eemifdt nit elmer
suten portion @ruieln fir ben R.us
ling.
% finb mir J. 3. i'm y5uur Gbons
mel Sole, no bic bier SanptitrDme,
fpelde bic geSeiten : NaFer iiber
M.ilen ianoiger Rieberunssn fibren,
in @eitolt zines 4reuses sufammen,
trsff.n unb iid bann In bic srobs
8ert,efung sntleeren = elm ibealer
Sasbsrunb fir Die 9aie, Die mdn9s
NAL gu Sunberten tommen uno tire
8sute nsuiammentreiben".
mir benuben Die bette anssIidnur,
Die iosar fart genus ndre, cine laus
fenoe 2otpmotipe Surid3ubalten, uno
mir baten an ben groben itd6lernen
Saten ben beiten a0oer: serGudert.
oDer frifde MugeI, pelde fir Den
9ai untpiberitebIi6 finb, mebr alb all
les anoere.
0a iieist Elm Sdaumpirbel auf,
unb cine itraffse5Osene Sdnur. an
Der Settle bts 8ootes, ipringt idnirs
reno in bic 3obe. r9urrab! Mir
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-11

auffafung bes Observation-Disclosures
@tni5.los ipuroe baI6 cine Ginigung
herbeig.fiibrt, unb 5pdr sunddit iiber
bic abgren3ung Der Snterefenipbdren
bsibsr 2dnber in Md3eoonien. Damn
fam Montenssro an Ole Rsibe, nit
peldem 8uIgarien ebenfa1s allein
bsrbanbslte unb i6ne1 gum 3iele
tam, bd bier fpeniger S4pierigfeiten
gu iiberninOen paren.
Grit iebt tpanbte fid 8%ulgari.n an
ieinsn Na4bdr Serbien, gu Dem ni4s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-11

Iebr bertrauensboIle G~s5iebungen be-
itanosn. Gs prrbe bortrefflid unter@
itiibt bur6 ben ierbii4en @eiunbttn
in Sofia Gpalaitopitid, ben friibes
rem @eneralietretdr bes gluspdrtigen
Miniiteriums in gelgrao CUR 3eit
bss 5riebiungzq rpseies, tpsldsr ieit
langem Elm gliibenoer Qnbdnser bes
9ebontens zines 8alfdnbunoes tpdr,
.Sn 8egrao arbeitete odfiir aus ins
neriter 1eber3eugung Der bulgari14e
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-11

~ NAAAANAAfNANN SChHAN A"h
itdbter &atbals.
gu iein, ipie i'm fernen Siebenbiire.n,
i'm &reiie Der Sa4fen.
Wie tOnnen mir Rei9soeuti6s
nun unieren Siebenbiirgen : Qanoss
leuten lire Srsue pergelten, tpie fGns
nen mir i6nen 6elfsn, ibren @orpcz
fen oes Oeutl6tums 81 balten? 4nf
politiidem 9ebiet 1T faum ettpas gu
MAIDEN. Oasegen eiirfte DER 8ers
Elm fir bas 9eutidtum i'm 4uslarb
rislI.i9t in Der Gage fein, cine sss
fpiTe materielle llnteritiisung gu leis
fen. ipenn er mebr als bisbsr bern
Standardization 3arpatbenpsrein
feline 9eilnabme sup.noet. Sn ibn
Tinb osutf9e ardfte Sufammengefabt
rnb er tonnte du9 Elm 8inoeglieo
perosn nit Der oeutf9en 5simdt.
Die pirtunesboqite !SiIfe, Die mir
Sen SiebenbIrger Sadfen auteil
nsroen Iaifen t0nnen, 1T ii9erI!9
ole, DAB Die oeutide Susen6, 81. ans
iGbrIi6 in GROCER 3abl nad Den
peli9en @lpen, naa Stalien. na6
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-11
I'm Sisbsnbirser Sad(tnlanSt.
Grub. Mdantr In .aOIOuI. unb Stlm0t.)

bait. Wenn ods GaditnDclt aus
,lsener aroIt uno mil eissnsn wltt'
t,Iu ieintn alien 8~elbhdno. iein re-
Iigi0Ies B%tfsnntnis uno feline Bill
ouna - ods, ipns Der Dentid. uil'
ter Bilouna perItebt - 81 trbalt:n
Tutt, 10 tommt bos lebttn Gnots
Dem gdnSsn uneariiden Stoat jli'
CUTE. Der @.rslsi6 nit ben osut'
fdtn Observation-Disclosures IN
Der SFmnrt binft. Dds SddIsa'
boil III elm aultursIsmtnt, ooer pisl'
mebr oas aulturelement IN 9itbsIl'
biira.n, mas man BON ben poltr IN
Ger oeuiIden SHmart i'm Grnit ntdt
ipiro bebduptsn ipolen. Das Dtuti9'
tum in Sitbenbiirssn niibt Der uli'
eariT6sn Monar9ie, otnn Is III Elm
9onptrt esaen Den ipudisnosn I'm.
TURN oes RumGnentums uno odlilit
Ser natiirli6e gunOssssnoh. oss
Ma6idrentnms. Mon t0nnie ia Die
MISUNDERSTANDING Der iiu'
sdrif9en Rsgisrung peritsbtn, iptnr'
sic SdfIen nabe Der rei6soentiden
@ren5e iGBen. 90 dber iino itt pos
IitiI9 unO ipirtiduftli4 bonn Miut.
terldnO lossel0ft. 0us Sano, oas
fe nit Der Seimdt psrtnipft, 1T EN-
rein eeiitiees, Elm ganb oes Gsmiits.
Oil Siebenbiirser Su6fen p.r'
meioen Is, politiide Orsdniidtionsli
Su biIOsn, bic ibre Spise irssnotpte
geaen Ole anoeren Nutionalitdten
febren. Der aampf, tp.rn Ian bon
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-11

@sfanbte 5err Sodsff. gs purbe
cine @inigung eraieIt iiber bic @sr>
teilung Der gu .robernoen @ebiets in
Ma3ebonien.
SEPT galt es, Elm Ginbernsbmen
slpiiden Serbien unb Montenesro
berbei5ufihren, 6eren Regierunqen
iid feinoIid 9eIinnt ipdren. 9enn es
NOR Seiterrei9 : llnsarn seIungeit,
lie Stdatsoberbduptsr biefer 2dnber
eriinbli4 81 e%nt5tpeien. 3und6it
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-11

Gin einbeitli6er 8unbesbertrag
tpurOe uIio ni@t abgeidloFsn. Bon
benz Snhnlt Der Gin3elabmadunaen
lit betannt, baB Serbien altferbien
unb .in.n 9afen am Mbriatii1en
bsfp. Soniiden Meer ie nod 2egang
Der Srafc Ser %fogenannten 9oneu@
4bridbabn erbdlten fpl. 0ieie 8abn
lDq na9 benz bprIiegsnben proiett
in ct. @iobanni bi Mle0ua enbtn.
Gerbien f4eint a6er Die 8nht BON
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-11

fen nit ben anosrn 0atiouaIitdisu
III frieolid, Don NaHenbab II nidts
az msrtsn. Di. Gdditn filbltn fh
.ober NIT Redt ais 9trrtnraHe, an
tinsn eeisnfdoftliden Driebr nit
Waoiaren uno srit rstt NIT @umd'
men btntt tsin Sadis, nod fpenig,r
an WiIdbeirai, bsnn sr pirbs ba'
nit aus Der Gsmeini6aft oes. Sdd'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-11

pirb. Iatiirli9 tonnte Ser n@ols
nsne Greibrief" beg 8onigs @nbrsus
bonn Sabre 1924 ni6t fir ale GU
fnnFt" bu6itGblid @iltigfeit bebal@
ten, ipobl aber Dem Settle nad in
MnpaKung on ben Wdnoel Der Sci
ten. Sonosrborredte iino nun elm
NAL nit Dem moOsrnen 9taatsleben
nidt p%ereinbar. aein Sadfe bentt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-11

9clona am anfarg oes SoniIden
Ileeres bor8uaieben. foGs Stalien
feine S9nierigteiten MAIDEN folte.
Ter @anbidat Ropibaidr ioM all
Montenegro fuGen. Man nabm an.
bob Oettereri6slln9arn oeu @dno
i4dt licber an Mpntenegrn obosben
ipiiroe, ols ibn ben Gerben 3n lGFen..
Mlit @rie9enldno ipirb Ii1 Gerbien
iiber bic 4bsrensung Der Gebiete erit
nah DEM 4rieee observation-disclosures.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-11

Gorfpegsn Itrebt, audi einmal oes
btrrlidsn gerelanoes Siebenbiirsea
gebentt. IS 1T Elm paraoies fir
Sen b~ersfrohsn Wdnberer, mo oents
fde Sidtisieit nsben fremoartissm
2ebsn uno groBartiser unberibrtsr
Ratar fid Su eiHsm 9an3en psrsi.
nist, iuobl inert Der gelssentIi1sn
Mniirengunsen nno llnbequemlidteis
ten, bic oos MeiIen oa unttn nod
nit fid brinat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-11

brnsen auf militGriidsm @ebist. Der
Nrfang Der Standardization fonte
~feitens MontenegroS erfOIgen, uno
Serbien iplte M~pntenegro NIT 3rupz
pen entgegentommsn, nm bic Sirfer
oils Dem Sanof9at NOpibuIar 5a
fperfen.
9as fir Ssrbien ipeuiger Di9tise
Gtrbonoeln nit @rie9enldno ruroe
bon 8ulgarien olein bsforgt. Mons
tenegrO b.rbdnbeIte nit Grie9snl1no
cireft, /,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-11

guIsari.n s,bi6rt Der Ru6tn, ben
g~aItdnbuno 3uitanOe s.bra9t gu bd'
ttn. Gs pddt. ben Stier Bel ben
S0rnern, inbsm ss fi6 5uerit an
Gri.9.nlanb punbt,, itinem fsinbs
litItsn 9rubsr auf Dem galtan. mas
nismanO fir mOelid belt, s.lans.
SnfOIs. Der srObsiisissn pOIitiiden
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-11

tuurben baber bi. gsrbdnoInnssn BON
guIsuri.n s,fiibrt, Bis Is f6lisbli6
a.lans, belize 2Gnber 3u birettcn @srs
b%un6Iuneeu 81 berdnlaf.n, Die Damn
aud BALD eiinitis euostsu. Die BRET
ten @srbunolunsen 5lpiIden Montes
negro unb Ssrbien ipurbsn Dor
alien notp.nbig tDesen Der 9erdbrcs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-11

btute ernitli9 an einen Staat i'm
Gtuate, mas Giebenbiirgen ood BIZ
1867 mar. Gr min nur, oab man
TIN gepGbren IdBt, psnn er ii9 bon
ben dnoeren NdtionalitGten, osren
Meftn Dem oeutlden Meien fremo
1T 9eitHfhaftIid obIonoert uno an
jsintr anDeiiommten Gigenart ftlts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-11

limb brinnsn ipdlitt Die 5ildtige
9ousfrdu"
Limb lsbrtt Die Mdod,n uno lDehrs.
ben a%noben."...
0bufIddlid beiraGiet. mag IS
OILS wsrmsFsnbeit eridsiu,n, Bob elm
Doll. bas tnapp 234, 1000 a0pf, Sdblt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-11

Shutter unb Sodter In Der giItriser
@esenb IN IorbsG iebeubirecn.
uno bon ben unberen IationdlitGten
i'm 2onoe an 3obl nm Elm @ielfddss
iibertroffen pirb. iiberbaupt nod bes
icnoere Riidi9ttn in Qnfpru9
nimmt ooer ipis ii9 Elm Mitrsi'
fenber in Der @ifenbahn ausNriidte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-11

eriuart.terpeiie anbeiBenosr Sai / n
ins ShIspptau nabm unb Elm Stiids
den NITRIC. DER firdterli9
Sdreienoe, BON fsinen aamsraosn
p.ibIi4 ausstIa6t, bradte ss snolih
fertis. fid Ios5uidneioen. unb tpuros
bann nit tnapper Rot aus Dem
WaTer unb Dor Dem @aden dnberer
!0ait serettet. piles in orei Minuten
cine gpiateit fir ihn!
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-02-06
BELMONT.

Miss Rosa Tanner is visiting her sister at this place. Some people from Kansas took supper at G. w. Lunsford's Friday night. They were en route to Vilonia, where they will make their home W. l.. Howard will be at Otto Saturday for the pur- pose of making pictures. l.. Misses Jane Cook and Vera Black spent a part of last week with relatives in Little Rock .. James Cartwright has returned from the mountains. He will make his home in these parts of the country another year. . Sant Stocks made business trip here one day last week .. Mrs. Tucker has been real sick since We last wrote, but is inn proving now. ...J. F. Cartwright is talking of selling his property here. We would regret to lose Mir. Cart wright as neighbor and citizen Walter Tucker and wife made a busi- ness trip and also visited relatives on Palarm the past week.
 February 6.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-02-06
KENDALL.
February (

Several of the children here have whooping cough. ... Daniel Mallett was at this place Friday . Ed Ho- gan of Shady Grove passed through here Friday en route to Martinville Miss Ollie Dawson visited friends and relatives at Conway Thursday and Friday. There will be services at the Nazarene church Saturday night and Sunday and Sunday night. Whit Spires of Springfield pass ed through here Wednesday on his way to Conway :. Raymond Rowlett and Joe Nichols were in our midst Friday. Coy Faulk and Dave Birk- ett of Greenbrier were here Saturday. School closed here Friday. All regretted to see school close so early.
 February 6.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-02-06
SPRINGFIELD.

Mrs. Rachel Spires and son, Whit, visited relatives in Conway the past week.
 Tom Clark has moved into the Ar nor property in Front street.
 Mr. lobe resigned as principal of the school here and Mrs. Charley Wilder is finishing the term.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. Bledsoe the past week, son.
 Walter Berry carried cotton seed to Plumerville the past week.
 Edd Bell, after spending several weeks in Memphis, has returned to this place.
 Mrs. Mildred Gleason, after visit ing here for some time, left for her home in Louisiana today.
 The county demonstrators address ed an audience of farmers here Fri day, telling them "how to make farm ing pay"
 The cold wave may affect business and dumb animals, but it does not bluff the candidates They are as thick as snow birds. Our people have been enjoying the beautiful weather, and several had replenished their wood piles for the mortimer that swooped down on us Sat urday.
 Prof. lobe has accepted the school at Wilmar, Arkansas, and begins his work today. w. R. Armor has moved to B;gelow | to make his future home. Feb. ,.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-02-06

Mrs. Almeta Mitchell returned Friday from Conway Washington Boone, who spent the past month in Stutt- gart, returned Friday. He reports that the ducks are very scarce there in the rice fields. The lumber is be- ing hauled for J. L. Ledrick's new res idence. .. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J O. Naylor, 11-pound boy .. H. F Lawrence had the misfortune to lose his residence and part of his furni- ture by fire Monday.
 February 6.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-02-06
HAPPY VALLEY.

Cold weather with good health and nothing doing but getting wood and making fires. You are not popular in Happy Valley now unless you have whooping cough. Grandma Smith got seriously hurt last week by COW running over her, but is resting very we'll at present . Joe Hankins of Centerville was here Sunday . Uncle Andy Cardin, Jim Cardin and wife visited Grandma Smith Sunday. .... Frank Matthews and family visited Mrs. Matthews mother here Sunday. Jim Smith and family visited at Linder Sunday L. L. Durham is helping Mir. McCallister clear land at present . i'm Cardin rolled logs on his new ground last week. =. Rome Williams made trip to Little Rock lately, and reports bad roads. From the looks of the roads the good roads movement is showed under for this winter. .. Mathis Taylor spent Sun day with MT. Kidds Aunt Martha Cardin and Nellie Williams visited Aunt Sallie Cardin last week
 February 6.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-02-06
CATO.

We are having some nice weather,
 only it is little cool. . Health is very good around here at present
 pr. Pairet is still improving. He is
 able to be up most of the time.
 Carl Clements has bought a fine Jer- sey COW. The I. O. O. F. lodge met here Saturday night Mrs. Will Gray visited at pr. Pairet's Satur- day. III. B. Harrell is still ginning last years cotton. He has ginned 714 bales up to now J. J. Office and
 Will Gray went to Little Rock one day last week. :. The roads are getting very good through here now; if it don't rain and freeze again they will soon be in fine shape. .. H. B. Har- rell went to Little Rock one day last weew. :. Bro. Gipson filled his regu- lar appointment here Sunday. :. Mrs. McRaven and Mrs. Joe McRaven of Warsaw visited here last Thursday. The young folks had singing at c b' AAoSSiil , Suliudy HlSHI, WHICH was enjoyed by all :. :. The people of this place are very much interested in the new railroad and are in hopes it will come through here. The writer is very much opposed to the school al lowing the students to attend so many entertainments during the school months. We think it detrimental to our school and the trustees and pa- irons ought to cooperate with the teacher and not allow it, as it is im- possible for the students to be up at
 night and do their duty the next day in the school room. There are a few young men here that have graduated, or rather have ''quituated," and they
 had rather have a good time, as they call it, than to have an education. J. E. Hogan went to Little Rock
 Monday >. Alvie Pa;ret of Argenta
 spent Saturday and Sunday here with
 his parents, pr. and Mrs. Pairet.
 February 6.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-02-06
REPUBLICAN.

J. A. Oliver made business trip to Conway last week. Levi Lane and wife left for Newton county to make their home for another year. Oscar Lyons made business trip to Conway last week .. School closed last Friday :. J. O. Duncan made trip to Conway last week. John Lyons was in Greenbrier last Friday. .J. w. Scott went to Conway last week. w. M. Henderson and wife were in Conway last week. ... .J. P. Lyons has got his new barn about finished. .. Bill Talley and Carl Ward of Black Fork were up here last week .. Born, to MT. and Mrs. Dave Harmon, boy. HI. c. Will Hams made trip to Conway last week. :. .Dr. E. T. Williams was called to see Bud Reynolds last Satur- day. .J. w. Castleberry was in Conway last week. . Ernest Castle berry moved back to Shady Grove, af- ter his school closed here Friday .... Ben Spires was here Friday. Sam Lyons went to the saw mill Saturday .. Jessie Mallett was here Saturday from Mallettown " Dock Harrington was here Saturday on business. Rev R. L. Hendrickson filled his appoint ment here Saturday and Sunday -. c. O. Payne was here from Conway last week.
 February 6.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-02-06
THE CAUSE OF ECZEMA.

is germ life that burrows under and feeds on the skin. The way to cure ECZEMA is to remove the cause by washing away with a clean, penetrat- ing liquid, the germ life and poisions that cause the trouble.
 We have a preparation that will do this. The first application will stop the itching and give prompt relief to an irritated, itching or lnhamed skin. If you are a sufferer from skin or scalp eruption in any form, try one bottle of ZEMO, this clean, scientific preparation, We are confident you will be pleased with the results from the use of this standard preparation for eczema.
 Good for infants as we'll as grown persons. Whites drug store. 1
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-02-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Log Cabin Democrat is autho- rized to announce the following as candidates for the offices named, sub- ject to the action of the Democratic primary election, to be held February Is, 1912: For Mayor
 w. B. HINES.
 w. H. DUNCAN.
 J. A. KING.
 s. E. ANDERSON. For Recorder
 OpIE HARTJE. For Treasurer
 c. H. NEWBERN. For Marshal
 J. R. CHARLES.
 W. E. CLIBOURN.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-02-06
BROWNS CROSSING.

We were glad to see so many of the correspondents had gotten thawed out after the freeze and sent their little pieces to the Log Cabin Democrat. ... Last Sundays cold wave was very un- welcome here and very few turned out to preaching =. Will Burkhart says he is going to sell his mules and keep horses to work his farm with this year. =. Vernon Wilkerson of the cross roads was visiting relatives near Conway last Saturday =. Grandpa Gibbon of Hamlet was at the crossing one day last week He has been in very poor health all winter and his friends are glad he is able to be out again. Mrs. Jess Bass has been very sick for two months, but is now inn proving The Palarm bottoms at Browns Crossing has not been work ed for two years and is now almost impossible. The overseer has not warned out the hands in that time and now we propose to find out whose fault it is. If the overseer has more road than he can work, let him ap- point some one to take some of the roads off of his hands. .. Frank Fruit and Jess Bass muddied it to Conway last Saturday ., Health is good here
 at present.
 February G.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-02-06
$. E. ANDERSON Candidate for Mayor of Conway

Meets first Saturday night on or before each full moon, J. w. Holt. w. NJ; W. H. Duncan secretary.
 Conway Chapter No. 80. R. A. M-Meets third Thursday night in each month, J. w. Westerfied, F. H.; J. B. Greeson, secretary.
 Conway Camp No. 35. w. O. W.-Meets second and fourth Monday nights. R. B. Me- Culloch' C: C.; F. M. Morgan. clerk.
 Center Link Lodge No. 75, l. o. O. F. Meets every Friday night, w. L. Whitten, N G.. W. N. King. secretary.
 Conway Encampment No .59. l. o. o. F. Meets first and third Saturday nights. J. s. Johnson, C. F.. Wellington Robbins, scribe
 Rebekah Lodge No. -, l. O. O. F.-Meets second and fourth Thursday nights. Mrs. J. s. Westerfed, N. G.: Miss Letha Hartje secretary
 Holly Grove Lodge No. 95. Woodmen Circle Moore. clerk
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-02-06
MAYFLOWER.

Wanted-By Uncle Sam," three good-looking, kind, gentle and city broke bachelors, three cooks. Apply early and avoid the rush. No. 23 Railroad street. pr. Summers has gone to Leslie on a visit. Duck and quail hunters still are coming and
 some game has been killed lately ..