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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-12
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e. fir jebe aranfbeit Elm SeiImittei
-niebt. 2eioer Bat oie meoi3iniid)e 8ii.
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ihritte nematt. DnB bieier Sns aud
cine praftiid]e e,eltlins beoniprilher
fonnte. Nahrenb es tiir maild,e 2eioen
iiberhnupt ned feline iiher mirfeitoe
ar5nei giebi, uno ipobrego bic Seii.
nIttel fir anoere arnntbeifen imner
nod sfpeifelboiter gfntur iino, finoei
man MIR ielten Gin WitteI, oos 10 ge.
Dib turirt. pie Dns alnafeits bei
Samorrboiben tfiit. Gb oieier abioli.
ten 3uperIdiiigfeit mirb audi eina
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-12
ST. Afcpltns 2sai(emperei,t.
Sas gnniperinrinmsfrit finoet oieles
,salr am %. ,Suui itatt.

sSu ser geltrigen ( lslutg oes Sf.
sllopiills Maiienpercin5 puroen Die
Ufitglieoer ourd cine antilnoignng
6es 4Sraiioe1ten &grHer gtbnteper
oaraui auinnerfinm 8enod)t Dab Der
Gr5biidof iiir Die ,jutuuit ote Ser
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Gel0 iltr iirhllde }rpefe erl'brigt
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geitatten peroe lln0 Dob nadl Dem
riesjahrigen am -. ,Nlnl 5n perdn'
italtcnocn tSelte aud oieIes unter
hds aeuannte 8erbot fantmen iuiiroe.
,Sn gc3ug oui oicics ,Seit miro Der
9'oritanO am nafit2u Sonntag nit
hem SpeSinIfommlttce i'm 8aiien'
houie cine Gcrian1mlmg obboiten,
nm Die nothigen @orbcreltltnaen 81
treffen. Ter lestcye Ausiflnb bls.i
ocitcrn Dor grofflumI Der 0erelns.
nerionlgllung cine lGung ob, IN
irclher Serr sSreo. toc;sler ben Dor.
ills uno Serr Senu Stolfmener oas
4rotofon filbrte. Die ioIgerloerl
neuen Mlitalieber nuroeu dufgenom'
men: Go. 6. Strie5l1, eSobn gSeber,
5ranf 6infeu, Sec 5. Mott, 8sn
gaIbady. q. g9citenoorf. sSobn Sllnfe.
Souis oofirogge mo SEQ. 8iefc. als
geitorben piiroe &earD aseaoer ge'
mel6et
eSn Der 8ercins crIaninlitng IN
ipeIher Serr g9er1r 8iBmener Den
9orTiB uub 5err @so. S6rdnb ops
YrptptoQ fiibrte r1ttte Der9oritanb
Dob Der Cincinnati aiitomobil.aint
iein -idbrIihes @aIienpicnic am 10
SUM peranitalten rpirb uno ba3u out
Die esniaiien oeg Ct. alopihls.4ipIs
eingelooen babe sseruer. baB ons
8srmdhtnib Der Frau RoId Warr an
ben 9erein ausbe 3dblt nurosu lei.
9em geritte Der Sdrpeiter Wtarin
EoiIo sufoIge lUurben mohreno bes
Wonots Die Ioppeluaiieu aIireo,
Rarie, Catherine ino GalDpnceIue'
lung in Die Guitalt altfgenommeu.
7ie ain0er Nioidgan ipurhen ihrem
Batter, Ima Meuer ibren Sfltpeiterr
iuo Sermon 1Puihfe ieiner Wlltter
,uriifoeaebeu. Ger 2hjdhrige aIln.
beg @m Shuette ftorb am +. apriI
uun am 10. gIprjl ipirroen Die fol9en.
nen ainoer aus Der gnitaIt eHtIoiien
INN einen Tienit nnSiitreten: Roie
Weinede, glnra guife. Nfartha Ron'
ncnmaher. 5ria6a gfnffinner. Ma.
ihiI6e Gels. SteIa g9iiie!. glnnn
9erfamp. Clara gaIaenortb, emma
Wencr. GrniH 2eif,t. Sarrn tSraefe,
goDin @apro, Gorpiu Vrea, osofeph
guetfer, Sronf ssrnhofi nno 2ouis
gsosce. Is beTinben iih bennod nod
256 ainher. B. |. 126 annbeu iruS
13O Mdofen in Der anItalt. Gie
Ginnnbucn 6es Wionats nit ani'en'
beTtan6 bon $50 45 hetrunen Sti4.S5
uno Die glusqaben S55.7i. 70 bab
nod $50 II in 51noeu fino.
0or SfIuF Der @erfdmmlun1
ipurSe nod bp'hloifen. bic neue aon.
itititiou bruten su Inifen uno bic
1,cfl norhonhencn ! Soiibcrirs oom
ooIhcncn GuhiIGinn. irefhc cine nom.
itdnoiae Geid'idlte hes @ereins ert.
fnItcn. ,mter sic MtgIieber pertbei.
lem All lailen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-12
Jn(an0 Ic(earap6
3nnoesresiernns
@iro nptbmals beim 0unper'
meur ppn Galiiurnia ipesen
Der SamD=&urlage
ppritellts.

Gouperneur Sobnion miro crlntr,
Die &orlage porlduiig nifrt 81 iiii-
terseihnen. - 8rauligc 3uhtonoe
SoQen in Dem Siug Sing 3udlt'
bnus berrIdyen. - GaS io5iaIiltlld)e
9sationalfonntittce miro Die Sl9c
Der @rubeuarbeiter in @eIt Slr'
ainien uuterIuhen. - ShDerer
slutomobiluniou bel Columbus, >.
- SSnterrtotionaIes Sdlieosgeridt
tritt 06ontas in @olblngtou III
Sisung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-12
(GinesIanbt)
Die Srntalitat Der Strafeubabn. &c
iellidJaft.
0icbt es feline Ibbuiie?

Die eanse grut1Iitdt elmer her3los
fen aprpordtion bat iib nod ielten in
ioI9 traiier Weiie oe3eist iple BEL oem
pegentpdrtigen @trabsnbahn Strs t..
gliemano fpirb in 4brsoe its[sn nols
len. bab Die 5oroerungen Der Str1s
benbabn s9lngeiteIlten our9aus ssmde
Bigt uno polIduf beredttat iino. .3fpst
Shreibtn dber, fporin bic Inaeiteuten
ihre 5oroeruneen unterbreiteten uno
IN hDflihem Zone Inn cine llntsrrss
euna nit pen Strafenbdbns gcdmtsn
buten, ipuroen bon bieItn nit brutuIer
RiidiihtsloTatsit in ben Qnpiertorb
eenorfen, giht sinmar timer antiport
tpiirbiote man bic gsuts, BON tsnsn
mande ihon 10 bis 20 Sabre fir bic
Strabtnpdbn 0elsIfit1ft eearbeitst
bdben, uno 3ipar nm einsn aSammers
lchnl
llnb unTsrcm giiroermsiiisr, scr iid
i'm Rameu Der asfammtsn Siirosrs
itaft ais 9ermittlsr in bislsm Str,it
dnbletet, erpebt es isiisns Der Stras
benbabn geamteu nidt piel teiitr.
1Gs gibt nihts Su unterbonoeln; iiels
len Sic ltns geniigeno goliSsiiniippcl
CUR 8eriii9uno, bdnn fpollen mir Die
lfrsiisnosn Rebtllen id)on CUR Ro:Ion
brin9en," lit bic fhroffs gntrport aui
bic Bermittlunlsperiufs oes Stdots
oberbauptes. 8ieis grutnttGt!
Sttbt man ioldy' riitiiatsloism
8erbalten Der Strobsnbobrz 8eisu-
ihoft, tporuntsr Die aanss gurosrs
idaft, am ihperitsn absr bic arbeiter.
bic niht in sibren automobhs inbrsn
tonnen. 3u leiotn bat, dbiolut
tpebrlos asssniibsr? Ulub man
IoIte gsF1rolung rutil biHn. .bmen
8ibt es odgsgen pirtti9 tenn Matts
mittela
angsncmmeu. e;nsr pripatsGsIelfs
ftoft untariiiinos Der getrieb unisrsr
Naiieriperte uno Die gefeaif)dFt tame
zines 2ages in 8iffsrsnssn nit ibren
angeiteltsn. 10 CAP Gin Streit bic
5oIgs mare, oiirfie in einem ioIh.n
5alis bic betrsffenns glripats@sieas
itsaft sinfnh bic son5e Stabt aufs
2rotene ieten, b. b. ibr bic UsafIerau.
fubr dbfhneioen2 Wliibie mun ii6 0og
aud gefulsn lafTsn2 Siterlib ni6tl
ebsnioipohl tonuts unb ioute Der
guresrmeiltsr aud jebt Elm muhtport
fprsten unb bic Strabsnbabn 9eIeaz
it,aft einfah sur unierbanDlung uno
5u einem 2 dieDsgeri6:
5pinesn! llno penn it'd, bic @e.
ieuihnit ni6t oa3u psritsben pin,
Damn iolits bsr 9iirgsrmsiiter oa .
9 ira benbd bn g pitem turs
ser 5anb fir perHabts
itht ertidrtn. Hii.tel unb
gasge iisben fih haiiir ihon finem.
las 1T sinfah Notbtpebr uno Der 3us
itinmuns bss grobten 5heiies Der
gir9erf6aft tonnte bas Siaoipbsr.
houpt In isinem reIoluten 0orceb. n
gang entftieoen perii6srt isin. 5err
CUNT bat gerpiB .eins llriate nit Der
tportbrudlaen S.robsn616n geTslls
fhdft pieI JebsrIsiens gu MAIDEN.
Die giirgsrih1ft pon Cincinnati i'll
Der 6cbiuht. Der Qus6eutuna uno Der
Grutdlitdt unfersr Strabenbuhns
WognatsH sriinbIi1 miine. Dls maB
III poQ!
e. st., i'm Qamtn pieler unfrsis
fnifIinsr citnn1nnar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-12
Qofal 8eridt.
Sernt Saufen.
Ter StraRenbabneritreif peranber
oas Strakenbile in merflider
! &seiie.

Gerooete StraBen. - Ser giirgers.
mann 500 Dor. babeHn 3u pbilo5o
pbiren. - Die 9fube fGltgt an, oci
Seutcn ouf Die 9terpeu 81 iflngen
Sic finoen Dor 9fuhe feline Rube
- Ser 2drm uuo Ole Ntod,t 0el
NSelpobnbcit. Gas Iuto ii
Srnnlpi lln0 Der sIuto.loi
Menid lit ein b6dIt rmpoafomme
mes 8eidopf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-12
Safieefraaadlen uerd,Dben.

Der sSrauenperein Der 3icns.ge.
neinoe an 10. unb Nrenlen StrnBe.
Der fir Den belstigen wlontag EN-
anffeefr1nDfen orTnngirt bate, bni
fih pepen bes 1ilgerepelten Sfrn'
f;enbabnoienites beronloEt geieteu
bos anffeetrars&eR ~ o,if Dsiterel
|aboldoGul
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-12
9 goshaft. o

.Snit Gu if)on eebort oab bier Elm
neues Observation-Disclosures gebal,t ipers
hen fol- 2" - ,giein - fpo3iI benn2"
- .SebenfaIIs Inn einenl dhreienber
gebiirfnib nbsubeIfenl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-12

aeIiebter e5aite bon ssnthnrine Gters, acb. eas'
leit. I'm alter bon 90 Sahrei Tns getden'
bcqdneHiB ititoei itnii bonn 1rnnerp1ufe. ein.
Eicuitaa, ben 13 Mai, nni 7:30 iihr Wlcraeftr,
irortuh iiin s libr IN Der SoIn TnuiIn STRIDE
etne Realttenlsnuhmeiie seicbrlri miro.
RcrismoHib, q uto Snbi0Hapolis, Sab.
3eiunaer molten. bite, fopiren.
setne FlumcH 1i,12
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-12

Jruu: MAS. Du fommft irhon spis@
Der nit einsm Spit mad 6ouTs?"
Mnnn faHgstruntsn): ga, tpeIbi
Tu, Wtutter. fir 'nsn ReufunoIGnDer
III rsine aoHiiitution su fnDlh."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-12
1n ner1Hietben. b

Gie betfe eaae IN GiHetnnaff
3meiies, pritteS, btertes ifub fiinffes Sfcds
fpsrf rs BET IS Jnt. eeitrnfey4 cstsuna
eIelirsfrer elevator. auep.atnaane: bfnias
gpn!Hut Sfrnbs. smiften TlHsfer nrb Getffer
Gircbe. 9riefs iiaier 2. O.. Gaze n oIfsbIaif.
I-t1T
HetteB 6bftrtse 3 MmeL nit cbry
cbne Ssoff 1eutfde prSbaffnaHilis. Mr, 2A03
Chic Hbs. y. 3632,e. ll.t2s
r1ssi 0tmmsg MT 80. ~. - nsesu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-12

iiraiter 5chH bon George uHb emma Edirmer
ecb. garsfeHhuf, TIM aitcr bon IL Dionn.ef Ia
Der Aobnuus ieiHer GItern, 80 180s AaberIt
sleeuuc oet61eubcGanauit arr Eieniiag. ben 70
slu. llIH 2 libr Aarpmiiags. 5reaHbe iiHo boi
itdtli eiHaelabeii. 10
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-12
Z m Gifer.

3sifenIebrer: vllnb nun bite i5
.Sie. metne 9erren. ben Ruoirgummt
pessulesen uno bic Ginger sur 5lno
oa nehmeu.@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-12
etaye am eenniaa. ben ii. NAT 1913. II
AuGui fanabcrf,

im allier hrii ap Iotren In Der gsnhnuHa feii
mes ShfuieacrfnhHes sAiliiam O. ssnaie An
3I55 Gafuarhs saca0 7ie 9eit Der ReeroiauHa
iulrb ipaier htfaait nenlatht. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-12
Gr,f6fe fehfeY

Tie eelotenen 9dfte erfdienen polls
5atIig, unp bic Derlobuns Der Goas
ter bes 6auies tpurbe NIT srotsm
pamH sHsisSs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-12
Sobesanseigen.
3akob Sttus.

storb nm eamfias. ben 10. wsat nm Ii iibr
JffarnprS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-12
4meritdnifh britifhss
6 6iebsgeri6t tritt
in 9 ib O

90 bington, 9. g., IL. Mai.
.Mm Oisnitng Diro in Ddfbington Elm
internationoles S6iebsesrtht in Sip
ung treten, ods finun3ielIe 4nfpriihs
erleoigen foll, Die sfpifben England
unb ben Dereinisten Staaten ftpeben,
,. 3. bic pon Diireern zines niefer
! Rxnoex aeasa 6oS anssse 2sns cut6uI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-12
a.nru srlirmtr,

ztnrb ON Eouniag. ben II. 4lai i9
ssfn 9ihr 1gprneVS
The Springdale news., 1913-11-14
LOW ELI.

Nina Williams gave a pleasant evening last Friday to her 7th grade.
 Fern Loony spent Tuesday in Rogers representing tae California Perfume %.
 \ bouncing baby boy arrived early Tuesday morning al the Jeff Robbins hone
 Mf and Mrs Hildreth left szf= urda7 for kan.as ci.y wheze they will visit their daughter.
 Hes Angie Batter. zistee=ef Ta4a- Piaaa=oa aFfis ed here fF9m Tex 7s Iast Tuesday Q spend Hae oia.- CT.
 Agnes al =wao 4ss been eisis- ing Scr aunt -one ti4e left sasaF- aaz 5os further points .. yisita= aoa
 AE Eaear Arnold @ho zas b#eH Visiting fos some time=Heae.ieaast- e3 = her hone Oklahoma sa.z uraas
 Jefs Walkers family "a .sompasisd the Hythe Walkers of Rogers tn their auto . Fayetteville suadae where they spent the day win re atives thera
 Mrs Bentley O Rogers came down and ; ayed between trains visiting her husband wao I. the oa- tractor for our nv school bnill- ing.
 The teachers are working on very interesting Thaaksgiving pro gramme. and as this is one of our sweetest holidays we are sure to have something very nj 2 by the children
 Irene Jaekman of Rogers spenf Sunday with her friend Nina Will jams Shee very sweetly rendered a solo al morning service at the Presbyterian Church, which was appreciated and enjoyed by all
The Springdale news., 1913-11-14
DAD.

Dad was never no hand to fuss, Used to hurt him to hear us euss; Kind O settled in his old ways, Born an raised in the good old da5 When tattered coat hid a kindly
 heart An the farm was home. not a toil-
 in mart, An man was judged by his in
 ward self; Not his worldly self. Seems like twas yesterday We sat On the old back porch for fare
 well chat Ere l changed the farm and the
 simple life For the city roar an hustle and
 strife While I gayly talked of the city's
 charm His eyes looked out OCT the fertile
 farm An h. said as he rubbed where the
 hair was thin. "AH right. son. you win Member the night I trudged back
 home, sinkin deep in the fresh turned
 loan; Sick and sase f9r the dear old
 place, Hungsrin no-tfor a loved old lace. When had climbed the hilltop OCT. There o5a aa# in the kit hen door, An he sags il voice from deep
 within, Hello. son come One winter day, the first of
 snow. He went tse way that we al must
 go; An his spirit soarad to the realms
 above On tie wings of simple e-hearted
 love An l know that when l cross the 
 bar Tn fin i'm taerc by the gates
 ajar. An hell =ay. as h. idly strokes his
 chin Hello, son come in .
 William Edward Ross.
The Springdale news., 1913-11-14

The kukpatrieIs. Haye= =ma<==4 -7 SprinsdaIe the paaf week. aat s.i.e the community reggezs -1 t2se tas-e good people tae9 4lsa tas4 e=s 4Ha prosperity l. ta5 e=z
 Mrs PinkstoH ga filz= faaz9s I later paet # a ths nurse lelf F#aa. hone SpHIHedae= sorry to say tkat zla1 has had rei49 5H iay aasx ae is wlsfa- ]. hop. tzat a#4.Iz Ias  lE teou HON 9z
 EHz-I
The Springdale news., 1913-11-14
THE FAILtREs OF | LAZY MAN.

Impossibili-ies are merely the half-aearted efforts Of quitters. The man who won't go through 10 the finish has finished at the star II he hash pluck enough to hang on, h. must hang back We can't afford 10 regulate the pace of pro gress to accommodate the laggard
 The lazy man has always fail q in every spot and in everything He's a weed in the way of a pro dueer. H. absorbs more than he earns He cheeks the growsh q well-planted endeayor
 He's sterile seed Tn winds of fortune may drift him successive ly to dozen rich soils. but no mat ter where he lands. he's useless
 Even when he does meet opor= tunity lie doesn't know 1t. He cant tell the difference between good luck and case Of the measles
 The steady ready worker never complains He's too busy trying to better his condition When man is doing his level best he always finds life on the level.
 When you meet bowler who planes his environment. his genera tion, his fellows. his country, you find a man who has failed in him self. Not geography nor time not environment can hold down fight CT.
 The right type of a man will raise grove of fig trees in s des- ert.
 Failure isn't disease Of local ity-its a personal habit
 Anybody can get a steady liv. ing out Of steady effort The same clock that ticks off twenty-foul hours for one man can't cheat his neighbor. Tie same laws o right and wrong, the same privilege to do and dare are open to both.
The Springdale news., 1913-11-14

lave our neere thanks for nice "a kage of rei apples which Ray presented one das last week Wish ing you well in all your uaderiak-- iugs and hoping that these little acts of Kindness all originate and animate from ths heart and that the source of all blessing which is Heaven may finally be the home of a enc w. thank you and say
 Don't WOrry
The Springdale news., 1913-11-14
oAIa GkOA r.
n

Zg5r4=ss' ..s5#as Iz=t3H# fa tais Vi iaity
 There aas sIs.2ilz . Ezsss N4l- Ii s4aaas nisA
 ars. Singleton yislza8 Hss a- ter airs Ora smith SaH34
 C Grammer ali famii9 7- ited Charley Kfc5g al faai-s #.sas Vaughn Sunday
 George Grammer aad p4azaa Iaseo both sold a nel apf=e a. BentoaFille last week.
 Katie Myrtle. the sognges. laugh ter of Ne. and Mrs F ffo,- and. was born near Os4ee Mills. Benton 70. Ark. Nov =. fSa1 She professed religion aa4 jota4d the NJ E Church south. ar e age of fourteen and was ta4 org aaist and great worker intae church at Springtoan for si.e sea=s She was married to Jake eazieaH
The Springdale news., 1913-11-14

voi Head visited nome folks lat week
 Ward Cannon came home las' W ek rom 5 Louis. Mo.
 Dale Pe.ro.s visited home folks l4st Saturday and sunday
 Rev. Miller will preach here next Sunday al eleven o'clock.
 Mrs. GiIbem is very low with pneumonia al this writing.
 Jasper Henson Of springdale is visiting friends azolnd here
 Andree Cannon has a fine mare that get cut on barbwire last week
 Mr and Mrs Steve Trout are the proud parents of baby boy
 Born. fo Mr and Mrs Earl Clayton. November ?. a baby boy
 eveFal of the young pop e around here attended church at Goshen last Sunday
 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kendrick spent last Sunday evening visiting In this neighborhood
 Mrs. Mollie Morris went to Ok laho,aa last Sunday to spend few days visiting her children.
 Henry and Conner Mayfield went
The Springdale news., 1913-11-14
Dnhhnn-Rfnnfr 51tsltraurr Aururu INCORPORATED
 CAPITAL S25,OOO.OO
ANNOUNCEMENT

springaa1e, Ark, August 26, 1913 hereby the Dodson- Agency for their and just which we sustained 6 lightning completely destroying same with implements, hay, grain mule We can heartily policy to those wanting their policy certainly all they it, opinion that every faroa should have one 0 these contracts We consider the on-Renner Insurance Agency sprngdale men, ar their
 Osage Valley Stock Grain Farm
 SIGNED: Andrew He1lstern
 SIGNED: F He1lestern
The Springdale news., 1913-11-14

about three years aso lived s5gatass near spfiast5aa Tor two Tzars taea se aaatsd and she 0snc fe 5sz go it 44s as l-aH. and sez aqssaa seal a#d at 5 4ea Los Cali. # saa 9ae1 3ea.s bed Hs 4i#a -soa. sf and @ H,a vel to ap aI aa 5= isa4s aaa oa
  5.eg S a3 5H=Ha a.=aal l=aas li#9bHt f sot z#sre. sH5a tef tfe aas eHo zsefz==5esizes a=zm.1ssZ other H=.a.Iz=s a4=zziea=ls p mourn her 8=ss ss.saaa-e 3ea [ E odg w4s ae9aGH Ia < tJ Saei -44a aaa oH .at >aeZa VAS q to rest F'aaera i = We're eH5G sd by Rev Griffin aad N4tjH Tae grief fiekaa ones nave tae + Hpathy or al iu tais sai hour
The Springdale news., 1913-11-14

Ito pound supper al Nj. Bryan 5 Aaa# Habberton last Saturday niaAt
 Mrs Joe Gilbert and family of Whtener visited her mother, Mrs. Della Scott. last Saturday and Sunday.
 Ir and Mrs II L. Donaldson speH9 last Saturday and Sunday with his brother, ]. W. Donaldson, down on War Eagle.
 Rocksy
The Springdale news., 1913-11-14
Ca1f, SPRINGS.

Bob Nustain of Elm Springs and
 Billie Mosier are doing the carpenter
 work on Bill Rozier's house in
 south town
 Lige Allen returned last week from a trip to Hot springs as a delegate 10 the grand lodge of Odd Fellows Nr Allen also visited old
 friends and relatives at Conway, .lis ell home
 Our restaurant man. Mr Peace. las bought the Frank Garden prop erty on the eas5 side of Main Street and is doing some repair work on same and will soon move il this residence
 Oscar Pattishall returned home from Washington where he has been for nearly two years He says he intends to stay in Arkansas for while. His wife and baby
 ame in some two months ago and she. lad been saying with her mother oy-r on Spring Creek. Oscar Barns and Miss Nola Bright were out driving sunday evening aad Oscar horse became ffighteH= ed an5 be ame anmanazable and ran away breaking one shaft of ta= buggy. throwing Mr. Barns and Miss Nola aat ae=the buggy but ll=itl.ee U=9e. hut
 Ii stroud. ezr szrzet eommisz si5naF. comm aea5 top put ia szets bridge Hr s.r9ad tais oE D NullFeR Ao1sz on Main ses T.zfs is tHe second on= zzete bEidgeo Ioz elr. Stroud tais Ial. here ia foasz Ware certain lE giaI .o good work heia lone.
 The Cave springs Progress got 5at aa fssas of sis-.aHsr azt=week zor fae first tine since the last of Aagus. Tae boq editor tPzintiae La kee retired from 5ae puoHea ion so as could enter . hooI. and  now W eha,tafa fs editor and business manager and we hope for NJ Cha4tatH success ia his under taking and tHa- Ae will get out q paper mat Cave springs and com munity will b- proQd of
 Las. Wedaesdag. the.5th. inst Mrs. ]. " E. Derrick was very much surprised at about 10 a n. when several of her many friends and r=la.ivss atIed on Ter With baskets and boxes full of the very best ot aatibles to surprise her. t being her 62a birthday and Aunt Nett. as she is called was surpris- d very mu ! A the noon hour a long table loaded 70 is full eapaei- ty was spread and every body invited to partake of the many good things to eat Tn le Bill and Aunt Nett enjoyed the dinner and thank their many friends for surprising them in this wag John Penn and family were among the visitors and We hope these good people will live 10 have many more birthday din- ners
The Springdale news., 1913-11-14
SOUTH ~pRINGIbAI.I

Rejoi an3 ae gaa
 som brilliant eoloes ia the for ests now.
 Autumn is tb9 loF-lt4st of the four seasons
 Picking the biz red apples is a thing of memory oalg
 Ms. Lewis of Webb CitF No, is here on visit to Mrs Anna Plum mer. her sister
 Grandma Gooipas.e- has return d from aer visit . her solkz d Webb City Mo
 Fine moon fgat nights for young folks so have Rarties aud % s9urt- ing On. wouIdn you lofe to be a boy again
 Mr. Nelth is getting along fin 0isb his new house L vii De a house what is house too, when 1t i, completed
 c A kasernan, living oa tae old Goree plae- soath ef town. ts about as clever as they make .em. One day last week he stopped his team in from of Don't Worry 5  place Of residence. got out and 9ame Iugging straight to the house half bushel baske- of pig I'd ap- ales heapad up and rounded over and calling for something to emp ty 1t into We gaze aim basket 10 put them in, go. his name tWe didn't know hfml and zent him on his way rejoicing with many thanks. Such men as Mr Kaserman will do to tie 10 and don't you forget it.
 What Ne had to say last week in The News about tobacco anu waiskey are facts and cannot be de- uied There t another stimulant pretty generally used that comes under the same head. that is of fee. looked upon by many people as a regular man-kitler. which, like  tobacco and whiskey. can be usad to excess and therefore oftimes proves 10 be an injury to the per- son who indulges t9o much. We have seen mothers with young ba- bies at the table give the baby coffee to drink along with herself with apparently 10 i'll effects from 1t, and have seen very aged people drink strong coffee three times a day and keep fat and in good health These are facts.
 Ray. Anna and Lulu Raedeis all
The Springdale news., 1913-11-14
4 .. I Assessor.

The News is authorized to an nounee J. L. Harris Of Prairie Township as a candidate for As sessor of Washington County, sub- ject to the Democratic primary election.