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Sharp County record., 1913-11-21
,0W exhibited at Hardy RI
/ Saturday nights.

hOW 6AlllUltCu ot
Saturday nights.
a few locks Of ducks and
e stopping on the river, but
we been captured so far.
Eal hogs are being killed in
Immunity, making the air
bressiye to some Of US about
me.
of the members of the
of this place attended the
ment at Imboden Friday
They report a splendid lodge
bod time.
ill insist that there is not
paint being used in this
n there are as few houses in
unpainted as most any
its size.
of our best citizens are be-
To talk corporation" and
only to look out or listen
NICE in a while to see where
bros of officers would be a
asset to the town.
hn Nemnich of Imboden, re-
ected grand secretary OF the
{F. of Arkansas, was a pas
Through here one day lately
e to Mammoth Spring for a
ice with Grand Master J. W.
nd Madam Rum0r was, for
her life at least, a good
hnd too late the good people
Immunity were awakened
let. The victory is gained
Bictor beyond pursuit. Tom
II Lebanon township stealth
Id our town Saturday under
business" and hurriedly
1ed himself on a precipitouS
6ofth of town. Here he began
Is for the. capture Of his
prize. AT a preconcerted
Sunday morning he sailed
ere the populace were
the attack he had escaped
bride, Miss Ollie Taylor of
Shade. The prize is worthy
rilous adventure, and their
ends wish them a pleasant
trough life.
Sharp County record., 1913-11-21
q thing OF the past.

/
lot Of fruit trees at this place.
S. P. Murphy, a good citizen of
Center, was visitor in Ash Flat
Tuesday.
Tom Haskins is some hunter him
self. He captured two big coons
Monday night.
c. D. Richie is preparing for the
erection of a residence on his farm
just north of town.
No new marriages, no new babies,
and everybody enjoying reasonably
good health, thank you.
W. |. Simpson, who is teaching
near town, visited his family at
Maxyille Saturday and Sunday.
R. E. Semple bought a lot of cot
ton seed at Evening Shade this
week to fatten his fine herd of cat
tile.
Mrs. Walter Holt of Hugo, Okla,
is visiting relatives and friends at
| this place and in Davidson town.
ship.
7. A Stephens, who has been con-
fined to his bed with a broken leg
for several weeks, is able to sit up
some now.
Much more wheat has been sown
in this section this fall than usual
probably more than any year
since 1901. 49,.
Sam johnson and G. B. Ferguson
are in, Little Rock this week in at
tendance at the meeting Of the
Masonic grand lodge.
A number Of new students enter
ed school Monday, among whom
were Andrew Gill Of Myrcn and
Everett Bleyins of Myatt,
Some Kansas parties were here
last week looking over the country
with a view Of locating. They were
pleased and may come back.
J.W. Shanks and H.A Paysineer,
good citizens of Lave Creek town.
ship, were transacting some busi-
ness in Ash Flat one day this week.
W. E. Davidson, a splendid citizen
Of Woods. was here one day this
week meeting his friends, Of whom
he has many in this town and vicin-
ity. .u,,e., y %
John Dittmore, who began the
erection of a new residence at this
place some time ago, sold the struc-
ture before it was completed to
Will Fowler.
Sidney Stephens will close a term
Of school at Sitka this week. Next
week he will begin teaching at
Union, three and half miles from
here, in Fulton county.
Prof. and Mrs. W. V. McVey head
ed a crowd that went out 'possum
hunting Saturday night. The luck
was poor, only one capture being
made, but the crowd had plenty of
fun.
DR.. j. R. Stockard, Jessie Wade,
Elmer Phillips and Richard Stock
ard went to the woods Saturday
night and returned with seven
possums. Evidently these gentle
men spit on the bait.
Rev. Jf M. Harrison went to
Pleasant Hill this week to attend
the quarterly conference. He is
rounding up his years work in good
shape, and that he will be returned
here Is the wish Of his many friends.
Rev, E, X, Sewell, presiding elder,
was here from Batesville one day
tho Hrat mart Af tha xuaal anoap,.
Sharp County record., 1913-11-21

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ed by fire Saturday night. The
cause Of the fire Is unknown to the
writer. Some of our people had
cotton in the Gin. About twenty
bales Of cotton and some wagons
we're burned.
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gserfdie eneg.
Cine ipnriamere 6ausbalfang ilt Die
Earole fur Die 3ufnnit.

Ter Teutffe Cheaterpereiu pirb
lid, Der aufgabe unter3iehen, oas De.
ri3it, roeldes. Denn ole Sulion Dor.
BEL lit. tpieoer runo SO, 400 bcirigt,
sit octfen, eleif3ettig puroe ober IN.
3peIoeutia Die RuroIe ausgege6en,
oab in 3ufunft cine rigoroie Splr.
iamteit geiiht peroen lnrb, iou S,e
Jreuroid'a't 3lpIiheu Berein uno
iesiger Iireftion arbalten blelben.
Rad Ianarpieriqer geieretalud fam
oie geitrise Sisung 6es 8errpaltlutqs-
ratbs mieoer dili Dem alten StanS.
pltnft on. buB ein Iefi5it oorhan0en
lit lie g,erfnmuIung iano I'M lofcl
oeS Serrn Nm. arombah urter 0ors
le 6es Bralioenten Serrn 2Ibert
YhtebIhaelrier iiatt Gs lagen 3Dei
aaiienberidte Dor: Ser oes Tirettcr3
5errn Otto Grnit Sd3rnio uno Der oc5
Reollionsfomnittees oes Ibeaterpers
ems ReiSe gerifte itlnlnten in cen
3nhlen iibereia. oenn cine Tifierens
pou S23 inn 1eiijit ypiihen bei0en
8erld'ten fonlnt idlIieBlit nitlt IN
getradlt. lie gerItde reifen BIS }um
IL. 9i1r1 Ter gerif)t Oes aonnlittacs
neiit barauf BIN, bag peridNe6ene
ausgabenpoitcn enfihieoeu 3u bod
iin6. Is ipnr Der golteu fiir SEN
GnnaaementsabiflliB Don IN Ieutif.
LAMB angeporhenen Naitglieoern. Die
Grogramnabredntmg ui0 bic stom'
nfiiiiun mir 9ufarbeituHg Oes ab0u.
nements. Serr Shntio aab bieril6er
grfl1runaen ab. Die Die geriamniuaJ
oils suirieoeiriteqeno betraftete. ne.
'niaiiens nuroe fein antrag Der Dos
Beeentbeil ausoriidte, geiteilt.
9ie Serren pom Boritano seigtan
arobes gntgegenfcmmen. iHoem lie
beihioiien. oen9eriueh su MAIDEN. Ons
Tefislt fnrh SanuHiiing BON geitrn.
aen al oedeu, unb Braiioent mushl'
baeuier ert,arte iif) bereit, IN 8erbin.
Nung nit ben Serren Sobn Sdauaab,
8eor1e Sdyueioer. Sobn Cuaf unS
ben aHeern Serreu sur erreihun3
oes .3iels tbdtig 5u ieta.
es iii bos gemiiben oeS lheater.
oereins. nit aieier Saiion reine9a5u
su id1aiien llno Die 3utunft bes Ieus.
ihea Sheaters 10 5u geitalten oaB
imbeahtet nm ben ierpeiIigen ssilbaber
oes Z Observation-Disclosures oas oelltidle
5beater fiir Die 3utlnft litlergeItellt
Iilt. Ter 6tnan3beritlt miro III ieisien
3auptsabIeH seorutt uno aaen ssu.
iereifenten 3ur 8erfiiglng geiteat
Imeraan.
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Neues SndDfiibrunssipitem

Staotauoitor 8aibburn begdnn
geitern nit Der ginfiibruuq oes neuen
gudfiihrungsiuitems in ieinem gu.
renlL fiir peIfe5 er oen 4Ian be-
tunrtIih berctts Dor eiuiser 3eit aus.
gearbeItet bat. Bon nun an miro aQs
Bureau oes Staotalroitors tbatiGhlIi)
Die SuhriiAruugscentraIe fiir aae
itdotlihen Iepartement8 ieil1 un0 ON
Stelle Der bi5her iiblih gerueieu Elm.
taf)en 8rrtfilbrung miro oas 0op.
peIte gudiiihrumgsinitem einaefubrt
Deroen SdlieBlih mtro BON nun an
Der @lloitor aud Elm geuaues Snpct.
tar iibcr ba3 gigertbum Ser Staot
riibren uno alles Gigenthum. oarun.
ter audi uotiirlih oie Sit0baHn, rpirO
gang genau abgeihast peroen.
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8crdnoermngcn geipanid,t.

9uutommiiidr Happ Bat geIteru
eine 9ieihe non baulihen 8erGnoerun.
gen am @olfcnfrnter ser lluion Sen.
trail Stfe Sniur1nce 60, an Der Bier
ten uHO 9iace 5traBe, angeoronet
Inn oas Bebduoe abiolut feuerfeit 81
Madden. 5err 9fapp bat in eiueur
Shreiben an Dem Graitoenteu j.
Gtarf Der Union Central 2iie Su.
iurauce 60. oagegen proteltirt. ooil
POM clfteu Stod auTpdrts in ocH,
c5ebduoe holjerne 6euiterrabmen 3ltr
@erpenoung fommcu, uno er iii aut
nit Dem Sreppenbau niht einper.
itatneu g2ie Erdlioent GIurf aeIteru
belnerfte, n-1roeu oie ElQne ieiner3lIl
in alien loren GuH5aIteiteu pmn on,
nolIgeu ltQbtiihen 9auinipettor at.
aebeiBen.
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SaiesSan.

Gin rsguldres Spiel am Wlittpo6,
bds erite Der .Reos" 3piihen 8eteras
nen Il. Retruten felt i6rer Abreiie BON
Cincinnati, oemouitrirte iiberpGItigens
be St6rte Der Griteren iibsr ibre 9e8z
ns fotpobl I'M Qngriff aIs in Der
8ert6eioiguga oss aampfes.. Die
aus Bets beitshsnosH .Reuner" 3ei3s
netsn Tich befoHosrs i'm 3uidmmenipies
ZEN aug, mas nutirIih houptidhlih
ben perT0nli6eH asiitunssn oss6duptz
linas 5inter auF Der ADMINISTRATION
unb isinsu Sn'truttioneR on Die Wtitz
fpisIer 3u3aIdreiben lit. gs idisn. aIs
OBJ Gin ean3 neusr Gampfesmutb uno
unsrIt0pflite gnsrgis uuiere 5unsens
beisslts. aniffe i'm Stehlen BON 8dS
Ten, Die linen Bis ber unbetdnnt pdren,
uureen Don ibnen nit uberroiteHoer
Sitsrheit unb nit 8srftdnoniB ers
foIgrsid benust. 9efasr, Bates, 90
bliseQ, Ggan uno Eintsr trufsn ben
Ban nit Wuht, mas ibnsn 8 2dufe
einbraht., pdfreno bic Rstruten nit
ihrsn spsi 5reffern nttt sinsn sin8igsu
2auf ithern tennten. Die gatterien
beioer Rsunsr rorsn Rstruten, bic
ihre 9robs bsFriebigsHo beitanoen.
9eftern Qo6mitiag besann in 9irms
ingbam, alo., sine Serie bon 6 Spies
len 3pii5eu ben ,Rsbs" uno ygarons"
(g Champions Ser Ecuthsrn Giad). Die
Sdlenoersr Suggs uno 5ronms unb
bic Sanger gldfburu rsip. Chapman.
beoisntsn unfsr Gefhis in 4 reip. 5
9dngsn.
Die bret riditdnoigen gubdnsrWor=
ians. Qlmeibo unb Romanah nahmsn
Ieii gsIteru an ben SpisIubuugsn5 bell.
sic btfinoen iih in norsiislihsr t0pers
lihsr 8erFafnug uno iperoen pdbreno
Der ndhitsn Jdgs 9sleeenhsit erbulteu.
lore 2eiituHssfdbigtsit gu 8sigeH.
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lInfaiis.

Rit 9snauer Rpt6 ent9tlg se1tern
SobnRueblmann, BON Rp. 403 qurceQ
2Ioe., ifspsrn 8erIesungen, tpenn II h!
qor Dem Jone. Gr tdtte DOR peul
9auie, go. 1924 Race StraBe, geraz
be fein gusgp OerluiIeu, aIs Elm bort
befinbliter GROCER Baum pI0BIth um=
i.iir3te unO auf oas gugqp lief, bass
ItIbe 3eri6mstterno. 2eiter aomp,
20. 3 muBte serufen psroen, um bas
9srtebrshtnoerniB 3u entfernsn.
Der 13 Sabre aIte Rapmono Msns
srs, pon 90. SIT Carr Strabe. Der.
ltngludte gefterr in osm GtabliHement
Der 5irma Barrett Il. &c., Ro. 529
Carr Str, als er 8piIben etn roqtn.
Deg 6ab unb bic Dano gerietb, ppbei
ct einsn 8einbruh erlttt. gr puroI
uad oem itdotiiasn 9oiprtlI gebra6t
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Zterblidfeitsberibt.

Moria Diidmsisr. II 548 8eit 2ia
bsrtg Str, RierenIeioen.
Sugo gluder, 62, 135 9pon Str.
eSnqueii in Shpebs.
GIifa6etb Sussman, "a, 514 Carr
Ctr, 5er5lei5eR.
Sobn Sssl. 81. 2460 6airpiep2lps.
Niersnleiosn.
Gbarlss Manbsf, So, 207 SIt gIif.
ION 4pe., 1ubersulofe.
Ssnrp Soneermann, 81, 5olsp Ro.
Gungeaent5iiroung.
Sarab Shtpars. 46, 731 armort
aps.. 5er3leicsn.
QIma 9oeIher, 8, College Gin
Sdarlahiieber.
Sorstta SasgIs, 4, 2o30 @ins Str.
2unssnen,3iinoans.
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Slid I'M lluglMf.

8ou einem qefdbrlihsn llnfau pur
ben geitern MprgeH 5srr Dm Mdn.
len, pon go. 2130 Gbisroatorp Rpab.
Ionie feline Satin uno iein tSobH ges
fp1rb betroifer, inbem Oas NutpmobH,
in nethem iie lid befanosR. an Der
Gprjnq 8rooe Qlpe uHb 0honau Ctr,
pon elmer GlQrt Str. Gar angerannt
-unD tbeiIpeiie oemplfrt tpurbs 4as
tomobtI uno Gar beIaBen CUR 3eit si4
ne grobs 7Sabrgeihpinoi9teit, UNI Der
llnfau puroe oaburb peruriadt, bab
oie maihlne pioBIid tns 8leltsn ae.
rictd uno aui Die @eIeiie flog. gum
Slid nurpe bel Der Souiiipn niemano
nsrleBt.
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gorpnsr Tr. 6oertmspsr lit nit els
ner llntsrIuhun9 betreffs oss Sooes
Der 46 Sabre alien 5rou g. Glcper
beitGftigt, pelhs tn Der Wttno6
Raht in bstpubtloiem 3uitanoe BON
ibrer Dohnuna. Rp. 1882 9ef Ctr,
mad bsm ftdbttIten 6oipital qsbrGht
lporoen mar, unb baIo nod ibrer Gin=
Iieferuna geftorbeu mar. Die ans
italtsGr3te Itelteu cine Dtaguoie aaf
.5er3febIer", tpdhreno Or. gauride
ter, pslhsr Ipdt am miittpoh absno
an bas 8rantenluger Der 6rdu serufsu
noroen mar, Der glnItdt lit. oaB lie an
Der Wafferfudt ge'tprben 1T.
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Bart in 9sleaiant Hioge.

Die 9artfonlmiliion beidIob in IT,
ter geinigen Slsung oen 9lntoul Ct
ues Bart. 8el0noes bon S % adeI
in 8leaiant 9i6ge. 0as 3u Bart. une
SpielpIap5neden beuuet iperoen ioa
Ter aauipreis betrdgt $4,000 Iel
Nnflui oieies 8runoelgentfumsfoni
pleres mar bereits Or Der Gingeireir
oung Der Grtihnit bon Den oortigar
9ehoroeu beihloIien lporoeu un0 o!t
8irser hatien 8u Der anufitrmt
ourh freIrplaige Seitrage $500 beige.
iteuert.
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Mas benz Yolisei8eriht. /.

@eora Gihenbrennsr, Elm jun9ey
Mann, ppn Der IA. uno YIoDieeHce
EtraBe, nar ON Wiitpot nit stRsm
In Der Rahe pobnenoen Reger in
Sirsit aeratben. Gr elite bsim, bette
.insn Rspolper uun oriidis msbrsre
mdle auf ieinen 9egnsr ab, gum
9fit ieoo6 psriaais ni. Nlffs. Ter
slngetlasts lssts gs'tsrn srobe Reut an
ben sae, psbfdlb Rihter 5gite ss
nit esnsr Celebrate BON $40 uno osn
apiien be,psneen lieB.
Der yaa gsgsn Nolisr 9. 5llsr
une milorso gapne. ire!as BON o.m
1ett.tip Sapss tregsn unssIssIiten
3uiammenlsbeHs perbaftet poIoeH
iraren, nurbe auF stpei Nofsn pers
idoben. 6ansr srttdrte. UiIoyeo,
tpelte in einem Refort on Der 9sorgs
Strabe drtsitst, Heirattsn gu poIl,n,
Tobals sr Iein Chauffeur Gramsn be-
Itnnpen tdbsn peroe.
Ter 5nusbeiiser Gbriit. Shama-
fer ersl1rte lid bsreit. oerihisoens.
bonn gauamt aneeorsnste 4enoeruns
aen uno 9srbeHsrunsen On isineu
Misthsb1uisrR OorRsbmen su molten
Rihtsr Jride aab ibm bisrsu ein,
sJriii BON sipet Wohtn. nit Der Grtld
rana, oob CT ibn gu $100 9elnitrof'
pernrtbeilsn ireros. fans bic aeEo.run
sen etc. bis oobin ni6i ausasiiiar
| Iinh.
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Weburten.

Carl uuh 5lorsnesRaosnsb sbsrs, 2054
5lorsnee 4pe., MGbdeu.
Ste uHn gefie 0insbers, 625 WeIt
8. Ctr. WGbden.
gbiIip unb GlIis arug, 222S Stratz
forb ane., Wdo5en.
9tinbs unp Suianne Mthasl, 515
Of 13. Ctr. Mdbhen.
Stto uno Sciephine Stmobl, 18o
Deft Clifton 4pe., WlGohsn.
Bernard uno Warp Rohling, 56C
Oft 8. Str, m1ohsn.
Qlnbretp unn gillian Saut, los
Wintlsr Str., W1ohsn.
Benjamin unb Mtarp Wilmers
1743 Sannfisib Str. mdoten.
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Sr. SrieSmnnn bierher eimaelaSen.

Gr. 6rieorid cSran3 5rieoluaan.
Der befanutlih elm 0etlierum gegen
Iuberfuloie eutoeft baben Ioa nHS
gegampartig IN 8ep 2)orf peilt. oiirf-
te uoggIherpelle audi Cincinnati ei.
uen 8eIuh obitotten. Cine @inlaouag
Sum 9eiud] Der aouigtu oes gseIters
iit qeItern an Or. fSrieomonu I'M &a.
men ser Cincinnati BolpcIinie ourd,
6eren Sefretar Or. Otto SSaettnsr
abaeianot mor0en.
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aQe her8ltf nillfonrmen, Die am
Gbarfrettag oas YfubI oes 3errH
ieiern mouen. gaahiten SoHntda
Wtorgens Inn 10 llbr, Giterfelt.8ot.
tesbienit nit 4benomablsieier. Re.
union Ser jltngen 2eute am 9lbeno.
mablstiit. Die Stride miro BON,
tagsihlIloerein feitIih geihmiidt
Der0en Seoernanu lit ber5Ilh mill.
tonIuen.
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&irhlid)es.

Seute ais am Gbnrireitag finbet
Neoraens um 10 llbr 8otteSoieniE IN
Der 9ritteu Gellt'teu Brot a1rd)e, an
@olnut, nabe 8. StraBe tBaItor s.
Saefner) itatt, oerbnnoen NIT Der
sseier oes heiligcn 9lbenomabls. lie
9seutonfirmlrteu peroen mil ibreu
eltern. 4ngeborigen uuo 4atAer gum
lii1 oeg Serrn aeben; auBerbem iino
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Temer.

- 5unten qus elmer 2otomotipe
Tebten frib qeItern morgsn Die 8ods
brute Der u. II. W. @iIenbabn in
Ct. Bernard in 9ronb. Tas fSeuer
tonnte i'm &elme eritidt usroen.
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Notwithstanding ols elmer Der pidtigIten
,3eigen bel ben pro5eHsn fungiren
tperbs.
" a LAB sNneefegenbeiten
Gbtparb 8. 9iron~ lit Rahlobrers
ralter BON DoDio 5orfau; perfonas
Iiea $1OO.
glbolpb Gruber tit gsahlabosrnalz
ter Dor gbarles Braun; 0runoeisens
tbum $3.50.
Wsarn 6. Mcgormad III Na6laBs
rerpaltertn BON Stepben s. Wcgor>
mod; perfonnltsn $1,000, Grunbeis
gentbum $4,000.
Der perfonlihs Radldb Der Wlagz
balena gberle betrdgt SAT, ,959.93.
tefieniae ber amelia 9ost $5OO.85.
Z. 6. arieser lit Ra6labperDalter
ton Gli3abeth arisger; perionalien
$500.
marp Sors 1T Ra6lobbernalterin
rnn 9ernharb Sors; 9erfonalien
$3.50, 9runbetgentbum S2400.
aillidn greisr getroesse 1T Rdds
lafpertpalterin BON 6arrD B. Breier
Grunoeisentbum 5000.
| ann 5alep 1T Ra9labperpalterin
bon Suian S8risn; perionalien
$500.
| UeTf6iebenss.
| Quf 0runo dngebli6en 8ontrufts
htuhs bat bic J. .. Rpon 60. elm.
alaee iibsr S715 gsgsn bic Columbia
Chocolate 60. ongeitrenst.
Wm. aoebler Bat cine We9islforbes
rung ii6tr 1915 gsgsn Jreo. aoebler
liz. unb amanea Gosblsr einse,lngt.
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xtdOtii9e Welber
Gtitern pom Stabtid)abmeiiter aen-
Hep nnffr bic ganfen pertbeilt.
lie Der Sfaot besablteu 3initn
idipanfeH sfpiidpen $50 Bis 81
Frpsent.

Tie Etoet piro bon ben gnnfc;t
bic peitern bonn Staotidusmeilter
deit,eu ais Iepoiitprien fir itdntiife
@elocr nusgeru1blt ipliroen in gu
fiinft pro ssabr etrua $4,000 an
3inien srbalien, benn Die oiesmali-
een angebote brud)ten iiir bic Stdof
melt g,iIlitisere 8eoingungen ais
friiber ron ben ganfen oiferirt NOR.
ben paren. Der 3insfuB in ben am
aeboten uoriirte sipiihen $50 nno
81 Ero3enf iin0 oieienigen 0ansei.
Die itter $50 4rc3eiK geboten haiten,
erhieIfrn bic polIen Suunnen ,uae.
iprcdlen, fir Epeld,e ibre slnaebcie
.aitfefen. Duhreno Der oonn iibrig
bIeibenbe Reitbetrng Ger ltdotiihen
geIoer gleif,nldBig nnter oie iibrisen
Bonten. ipeld,e nur 800 BrU5ent se.
boten pattem, CUR Sertfeiluna ge.
Iangfe.
esnsgcinmnri hanoelt es iih, iini Ste
8eribcilung elmer Summe Don S..
563. 800 u1h Die 8ertbeilung puroe
pom Stootidnsmeiiter in Der iolsen.
ben gYeiIe oorgenomnlen:
peoples' gnnf s. Earrings Co,
$50, 10000 3n 81 Groserlt.
eibertn 8anfing & Sdpines Co.,
$4,000 90 3u 8 Hro5ent.
Soutbern Ohio Sapinas ganf,
$5O, 10000 3u 3 Gro5ent.
Some Earrings 9anf. SAC. 600. 600
su . prosent.
Nenrl gtreef Rarfet ganf. S35,.
10000 III 3 8rosenf. S25, 10000 81,
2.95 grpoent. So, 10000 5u 2.90
gsroseut, S25, 100000 su 2.S5 Bro.
gent. So, 10000 su 2.75 qrosert.
Gnnnrinspille German gant, S20,.
10000 gu 3 grosent.
Aintpn Sapinss 9onf, S27 500. 90
an $50 Rro5ent.
Meit GnS gcnf & 5ruit Go, S96.
oO0. LOO su PIT 8rosent.
EafIep ganf. s50.00o.0o su 2.77
Eroserft.
giorrcoS gsniicnnnl gont. Si00,.
10000 Al 2.76 gro3ent, $50. 900 90
an 2.66 Rrosent, $50,0o0.00 81
2.5o Vroscnt.
llaiug Sarings gauf 4 Irliii Co..
81, 900. .O00. 90 su 2.75 Erosent.
giin S1il ganf. St00.o00.00 sil
2.75 grosent.
Columbia gont s. earrings Co.,
$75, 10000 gu 2.75 Ero5ent.
aeohuipf German @anftna s. Sup'
.inss Co., 100000 au 2.75 BRO.
gent.
Griie Rational ganf. RabiionDiae.
S25. 10000 sn 2.75 TroSent.
gsalnnt SilIs Earnings & Bastine
Co. $50, 900 90 su 2.66 aroselit.
e,riabtcn German 8ant, $780,
10000 sn 2.G5 Vro5eni.
Gifisens' 9onf Il Sapinas Co.,
Tleaimt Nioae. $40, 10000 sn 60
9src5errt.
gosncpolitan gant & Sapinas
0u+t SEDUsutu.DU tA -.o-I2 NlootM
Griia Notionnl gafrf. 9scrrcoo
5000. 10000 su 2.62 gro5ent.
Etrd sarnS ganf i JriiIt Go.
S25. .0O0. 90 ia $50 Erojeni.
Mnbifonpillc Tepoitt Sanf, $50
COG. 90 su $50 srosent
grfte NntionnI gunt. ut. s9afb
inatan. $4,000. 90 5u 2.60 Rrr8snt
ssrppibent Souinss gcnf u Irmi
60. $500, 600. 90 III 2.55 4sro3ent.
fsiith.ghiro Rnticual gani. S70o.'
600 90 III 800 Vrcsent.
Meitern German ganf. $500
10000 3ss $50 Nro3ent.
gltias NntionaI goHf. $500, 900 cC
III 2.b0 EroSent.
Nsorfei gsational ganf. $l00t
600. 90 81, $50 Ero5ent.
Central Iruit & Safe Gepciif &c.
$500, 10000 su $50 Vroaent.
gierte~ gsnfionni gniyt. 5000
10000 5n 2.50 Nrc3ent.
Ucrlnnii Nntionnl gant. $500.
10000 3ii $50 Vroaent.
9peite g,ctiorlnl 9nnf. S40O.,
10000 su $50 Nrcsent.
Has begie hefo,lltte llniperlal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-21
g 6ingte Erauer.

q. ,3u fao, ooB Iein Cntel arab
iebt iterben nutB, MIN fannit Iu ulel.
leit,t peqen Sraller III eter5ehH In.
eer bel Dem Set Der n5lbeIia~ gar
nid)t ntitpirfen
o. yIa. oa mub ih gDobI crit oie
MISUNDERSTANDING abguarten."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-21

Tas bette betnnite uniperlaI-
gsitseL aceen MiidenihnerSen IL Et.
sssnfcbs.CeI, iueIdlcs. mein prompt
anpeponot, oie s&meraeu icfort per.
trejt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-21

Gaze ats!sr eprsttsa IN aanHen; grat-rer.
riuge; ferRfr Heue Soa, cfrrnae tDilMHsri !,
sDs-s1 90 yr ase. es. @stsIsr & q o.
a3e esse 9. Gus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-21

Sn Gafen Der quIu 1iernsp. irelhs
btsonnilif sin Qdbeds Corpus Ners
fcbren sinetleitet BAT. nm In ben He@
iis ihrer hrei 4inber 3u gtlonseu. bic
ist I'm Sabre 1907 onf Deixbl hes
Susenhseritts fcrtsenommeH nnn Der
2inbes9 s9eimotb absrseben irurbsu.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-08

t;ons Of the development of good roads in that
state. They need good roads just as we CO.
but they have far less rainfall and have gener-
ally higher lands, these securing a frmer toun-
dation for their roads and that at a smaller ex,
pense. We in Louisiana need the roadways ana
need them badly. Our people generally are
convinced of that fact and stand ready 10 Tax
themselves and to cooperate heartily with the
state and national government lnsthe deVelop-
ment of any large roadway scheme. ouf own
state government at the present olne ~ uonns
all that it can to facilitate road construction anu
we believe that a very few years Will develop q
vost Improvement in Louisiana in this respect.
From a sugar planters point Of view good ROADS
are imperative. Many a crop has been lost IN
the fields because of the inability to transport
the cane to the factory over the lmpassaole
roads and with better roads LOUISIANA $ agfl-
culture will increase by leaps and bounds.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-08
National Highways.

The popularity Of good roads in the United
States is constantly increasing and while there
NAV be delays here and there in their construc-
ton. the good roads will finally surely come.
A propaganda is now in operation in Washing
ton to endeavor to facilitate national highways
in the United States. France is one OF the
European States having first class national
road ways, laid out in long lines and put IN ex-
cellent condition at the national expense. From
these national highways the various provinces
have branch highways into their own localities
and SO the entire country becomes covered with
a first class road system.
The French republic is OF about the same
size as the state Of Texas, and the leadership
that the Lone Star State is taking in agrlcul-
ture and in politics would justify high expecta-