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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-15

Portland Oregonian: ''Sir Arthur
Wears, as Ulster king-at-arms, was Gus
todian of the Irish crown jewels, which
were stolen from Dublin Castle IN 1907.
A commission Of inquiry was appointed,
but Sir Arthur resigned as member
and refused to appear as a witness be-
cause it's sessions were not public, and
the inquiry not thorough. He was
forced to resign office and was popu-
larly regarded as scapegoat He OBJ
tained a verdict Of s25, 900 against a
London weekly paper which said he had
shielded lady at the expense of his
own reputation. a story was published
last month that he was victimized by a
group of young gentlemen adventurers
of very unpleasant type, who came to
MIN with perfectly good introductions. ,
and held high revel in his office. with
some details as to duplicate keys. Sir
Arthur g coungel deny the whole story
aud say the facts would have come out
II public judicial inquiry had been held.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-15

Under the headlines. "Ho Got Salts
faction, - the Cleveland Plain Dealer
tells this little story; ''Four years ago
a Swedish farmer of Minnesota ordered
casting TO supply broken part in
mis- threshing machine. The price of
the casting was $3.50. the express
charges were $32. The big farmer was
highly irritated, hired an attorney and
instructed him to bring suit for a re-
adjustment Of rates before the inter
state commerce commission. Last week
that suit was decided and with it came
a readjustment of rates that will cut
$26,000,o00 from the earnings of the
express companies. What measure of
satisfaction
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-15

The impeachment OF Governor Sulzer
has introduced confusion into the gov
ernment of the State Of New York.
another than himself claiming under
the constitution and statute TO be
Governor. Fortunately, under our
more moderate practices, neither
will undertake military operations
against each other. as might be
done in LatinAmerican country, and
the confusion viii be Strengthened out
by the courts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-15

Statistics compiled from the Interna.
tionaI Road Congress in London give
the total number OF automobiles in use
IN the world as l,o24,913. The mum
Der in the United States is placed at
525 ,ls5, moro than half. England and
Wales are poor second with l25.728
No wonder the problem OF regulating
motor-car traffic is especially difficult
here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-15

1t is unfortunate that Secretary
Farrell of the Commercial Club found
it necessary to write n letter scoring
"auitting' members; but ii is for
tunate that the Club has a Secretary
who can deal out justice TO such
- 'nujttcrs );
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-15

Mexico ought TO remember the use
full rule that it is uuwise to take Of.
tense where none was intended, -
reminds an Eastern contemporary. A
timely hint, which by the forbearancc
of Mexico may save the situation, But
why keep on doing the things which
naturally give offcnse7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-15

Chicago men are said to be puzzled
10 know how to treat the new police
women. But what is more important
to know is how the new policewomen
are going to treat the Chicago men
who misbehave
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-15

The contract for putting in the
lake dams up Big Cottonwood having
been let, it is to be hoped that no de-
lay will be permitted in pushing the
work to completlon this present Season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-15

Those prisoners who write poetry in
the hope of getting out of jail by it,,
should have care lest they add to
their already proved offenses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-15

President Wilson doesn't want
recess and appears determined that the
Senate shan't have one either But
the Senate has been known to be will.
full, and may take a rest anyway.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-15

Lord Strathcona, VINO is aged 03.
and has seen many hardships, declares
that hardship is good for strengthen
ing the system and so helpful for long
life. But only. we imagine, in cases
whore the system is already strong
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-15

The Balkan war has ended. and
three thousand artificial legs are
called for, this being the most urgent
of the demands for rehabilitation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-15

The plum crop is excellent this year
In this region, yet it is hard to make
Democratic office-seekers believe it.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-15

IDENTIFY the British government is shield
ing some high-born thieves
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-15

Salt Lake is no place for I. w. W.
disturbe1e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06

nit Ser geiiRon Srssa's bat bic re.
siesANG In @afbimstem ibrer &tltdt
senast NIB seseist, bah ibr ste
*fltSe gutter He5iebmasen nit
cavnm am &ersen liest.

@afbington, .. ", 8. Vtdt.
- Sic Yaiiiion bcS StaatSiefretdrs
8rrdn in California ihcint gefdeitcrt
All fein. iofcrn lie dif 1intcrtreibnng
nbcr Wcridiebung cincr 3nnogeiees
-9cbung gcriHtet mar. an treld9cr Oas
BAN Mnifob ncbnrcn mag. Der 0es
fcbcnttpurE ipclder unmitteIbnr mad
Der O~drle8alta bcs intcrnaticnalcn
Snd)DerbaltS fcitcnS bcS StantSietrcs
t6rs bic 3uitifnmun0 bcS Stantss
fetidtS 8efunben bat. tuir0 bic ers
iuerbmmg bon Yanb fir electromagnetic
fir Napancr unm1glid) MAIDEN. OicS
fer 3fucd lpirb mit Der icbt our Ans
nabmc beitiinmten 2Gn0s@ia ebenio
fidjcr pcrfinberm, ais ipenn IN Der Bill
aiisorudlid 8eiagt iudre: bic inS
Gdlifornicrn. 10 mibtiebigcr S1pdncr
niirfcn bier tcin YanD mcbr cripcrbcn.
Cine @ilbcrung i'm Wergleih NIT ben
crittpeiligen Bills icll Die neuc Bill
nadtrd9lid1 infofern erbalten. aIs bore
gciebem fpiro. Odb Der gcQeniudrtigc
Hcfib bon lanb bmrh bic Bill niht III
Nra0c Gcitelt iperbea iol. Mnd lit
Gin Ni{0t 3ur @ebb>W orln8c por8c<
iebcsI, burd) ben cS Nihtbiirgern oocr
&old1en. Die bon Der g~rluerbmng bcs
@iirgcrreGfS ails0eiAIcfien limb. gcs
Jattct iuiro. .Qdnbercien: fir eineu
3citratm bon nidt mebr ais bret
sSa1ren in Hndbt 3u ilebmen. 9ieier
J3uipb lit bauptidHlid ben @emiiibun<
acn:N Ftan'S 3ii perOanfen. Cont dber
ut CO flipp iinD flnr clue 4ia. ipcl&e
ben grlpcrb bon Ynnb burd Sapancr
sRIn -0Dkeye .yiinten perbinoerp miro.
&gp$6Elf f6bt 3i9 Don cinetu grs
Fot0c ter ,2efiiiptt ceS GtnatSfefretGrS
lte3cm. DE dpdniid5c Mc9icrIinG lam
nn9eiit1tS Der Ncttiibiin9cn, ueldbe Der
Yrdiitcnt iid 9cgeben bat. Inn bic
Galifpruicr bon benz Grlab elmer
anit0biaeu gill nb8ubalten. nid6t poi,
ci,ienI 1lebeIfpolbm ODER 0crin9>
f6dtnng icitens Der ai~ncrifaniidcn
Mcaierittia. aud nidt icitcns oeS
dtncrifdntidcn 2olfeS reocn. Hicls
.Iridt odb bic aRiiiion 4r)an's notb>
tpen0i9 mar, i'm 10 i~iber5ei9cnocn
NeIe8 BOT, bent Wnbltpollen Der nmcris
faniiden Nc9icruna al liefern. Ans
gefidts Oisier. vRiifion, iucnn iic aud
ni@t Doa, Grfolg bcglcitet mar. Tam
bic Nc9ierlin8 bon 9ofio Dem iapas
nifdem NoIt nit {imtbaren 8eipeiicn
tpti ben 9utef freunbid,nftli9cn Dienz
item orr drterifnniiMem Me8ierrn9 nuf>
tuartem. tuomit i4r GIN tpirtiames
NiffeI arr 60n0 0cdeben Sein 0iirffc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
Cs mirS rraf.
Der 0reibnnb sebt eimis sesen ben
Stircmfrieb Y%asnteneSre milf
tdr:id upr.

10 A~-.a< .-
''Os' o0
=
Wicn. ben s.. Wfai '13. -
= in europa blidt Naes gcipannt
Sanf Wiem. penn bic Salfan<
x Gnt1deionn8 tperoen Seiterretb@
= lln8arti aer,einiam nno Stalier
: i~elbifdnoig onrdfiibren. limb
= omar Oicies troe Der Wsddte<
= Weretnbdriing. bic beidgt. oaB
* Er9reifine iofprtiger 3tpan9ss
= mobre8cln 9egem montenegro
y ilidbt ilOtbig feien. Wenn aud
: Der 80ni8 Nitolans 9eiagt
= bat. er lpollc licber lterben. als
X Sfutari auf8eben. 10 1T bas
: nidt 10 tragii1 ou nebmen. Gr
tpiro boffentli6 nod Dor Der
uebermadt raid beoinglngslos
= 5nriidtpeidcn. I'M elm Sllitper>
* giebcn 5g nermeiocn.
Deliberately marldiert iiber
&eftnlc nad5 Noros Albdnien,
* StaIien iibcr Vulona mad Siios
* albaliisn MnS DentiGlano fpiro
itnteritiiteno eingreifen. falls Is
= iiotbig fein tpiro.
/. Ser Oreibnno 9offt. bab
= oieies Vorgeben lotaliiiert blcibt.
= Serbien lid nidt einmiidcn
= tpirb. nno Die GntfHeiSnng cine
= raidc 1T. oamit Der Gonitdntis
x nopeler Srieocn bnrH bicic
Operation nidt ~per5ogert tpirS.
.Bie man iid) oenfen lam. bat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
$40. 218O.

laut st. Yeter's s8ote": .9as ipids
tigite Greisnib oieicr 9aec lit Bite @hf=
febr Der Scinitem mad 9enti&larb.
Sic tparen aus Dem 3eife nerbailnt
ieit ben 1agen Bismard's. Sie Iufs
bebun8 bes NusnabmeseieseS erfnlgte
eur6 cine YribatbiIl, Die bon &aiicr
Bilbclm ams9e8angen lit $500" -
8eitdtigt 1T bicie NnhriHt nod niht.
3nh ben Worgdnacn Ser lesten Boden
IN OeutiHlanb mare bic Nufbebuna
ieneS beriidfisten arsnabmegeieses gu
oieier Stlnbe 9eraoc5u cine llebers
raIbung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
8eb 8afeban.

Als mnier YrdiiSent. heiien ein3iet
Grbolung auaenblidlih 4aiebaq uni
8ciuG oeS Sbeaters lit. Dem Spicl II
Darlington 5uihaute. nerga6 CT. mi
Der Icnac. ipic Is 10 Site lit. chr.
erbictig auf5nitcbcn .tnls bic .2oca|
Champions" bic Mrcnia bctratcn
.Stano up. @oobpl" - rief Gin ent.
riiitcter san. Der AqcS pergcber
ionnte. nirr nidt bic Naicitdtss8 e.
leiSi8Mng 9e9en Sing 8aiebaI"
llnb ~8oobp". Scr lid teincm poll.
tii6cn BOB 9cbeuat, itanb auf. 6,
beu9te iid benz BOB @aicbau.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
s4iimnss 3nf1mse il
eexths.
Die 3ase iuirb iimnser teSentli4er. -
Ms9ltatenbe Narser serisMen Die
&amStitabt.

Wafhinatpn. s.. g.. 8. Wedi.
- WertrdmIi6e Nittbeiluneen treffen
bier Elm. 0db ii@ bic Gage IN Neegifo
INNER mebr ueri9limraere un6 ba6
Meibungen 3tpifGen 1uerta im0 Geliy
Ein5 iebr biel our Werbiiiterung Der
Sage beitrdeen. \;
u NJ Orleans. Ca. 4. Nni.-
Dit benz Dompfer .gitD Of 9ninpito--.
bon Der 1olpin : Qinie. trdfcn bier
sd6lreidc Mcrifaner unb Mpaeriforer,
bic ans Der 1nuptftn6t 6efIo6en tpnren.
elm. sic er3dbIten, 0nb 2ebei1 ltn0
gigenttum in Der Stabt ni9t. rtebr
iider ieien, UNI bo6 Gin reaer Strn>
bcrfnrnpf jjsocn Hn8 dhs6redbell Tonne
Der SURF lit bDber ais icit % Nabrer,
nuo bics Geidatte lieaen poaitaaoio
Fbornicber.
anR&t &rsjeNsr aBbite'3.
R MT Q IN h. %. 3d.. ben 8.
DRoi. 49, YrofcKor s. ". 4bitc, Der
StdntS&W cclO0c bon Bette ir9inia.
1T nn1 einern breitp0d6i9en AufentbaIt
in ben mcyifaniifcn SeIfelbern biers
ycl uluuBetcyIl VI VI VET <%ttItDt,
bah fi9 BIC Mc9ierlng &ucrta's nidt
mcbr lnnse bnlten fam. Nah fciner
llebcr3emoun8 lit bic gcsentpGrti8e Mes
poIntion bon 8r0bcrem llrnfnng. nls
ir9c1b einc Der friibercm grbebunecn.
Ncpor bic OrOnuno ipieber bereeitelt
ipcrben t1nnc. ici eS fir bic Der.
Staaten 'n0tbig 5l interpenieren.
slmin&en an @raHSent aeilfsm.
@afbineton. 8. g.. A. Nai.
@6breno Der Ietten 2abinettSS
Gibung erbieIt Yr1iioent 4ilion cine
0cpei&e bon equator Smith bon
Ari5cna NIT benz griuden Der &uertn's
fden Me9ierun8. ben ettpd 1000 Buns
beSioIoaten. iueIAe mad Der G@ladt
bel Nnco iiber bic amcriianifde 0ren3e
nod Noadles 0efIiiHtet tparen. ben
freien Dnrd5u8 bur& Mr3onn al ges
tpdbren, INN nnt6 Gf Yaio. SegaS. 5l
eelan8en. barnit lie iiber Suare3 mad
9eegifo 3uriidtebreu fGnnen. 1ietpobl
Senator Srnit6 ftG ae9ea ben antra9
diSiprn&. bat b1S 0nbinett bod ben
OMr6dng 9etudbrt. inbeffen isar IN
Gibiltleitun9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
ipis sesiksiess,s Sen usssan.

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q. sssH..:sx.s s SV
1suaas ~" ~.
susn a' ~ g.as ~.s :
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
Seit: Dor 25 So6rcn.

0as aeigt hereits Bic raeeenipdrtiee
Neitation Der Observation-Disclosures
men. Gobalb lie bic politii9e Mrena
betreten. miiffen fie ertpartcn. bon
beren Claude befubeIt al tperben. Sic
ben 0rauen INTERCHANGEABLE Hnrnut6
iunb Qiebenstpiiroi9teit tpiirbe unter
benz roben .llm8an9e NIT Rolititern
iebt beeintrdmtigt iperben. Oenn bic
Spbdre Der Srau 1T bias Sniis.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06

tparen aatboIiicn iinb gingen aud our
@irte an ben Sonntn9en. pcnn bait
nihts ba3ipiiden jam; aber betplbtc
prdftiihe &ntbolifen iparen tic nidt.
Sic wubten tuobl, bab cs fatboliide
S9nlcn CAB. tpeiter fiimmcrtcn iie iidj
aud nidt oarum. llebcr bic grfolss
bieier fatboliiden Gdnlen iid 81
orientieren fanoen iic nbtt cinmal Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
Gin Gehfaa.

@inoua. Ninn.. 30. Spril. -
Der .Wanocrcr" melSct: HaG Scie
tunaSbcrihtcn bat Hcb. 81. 1m9bcS in
@anfato. Winn.. cincn acriftI;dcn
8efchl crtpirft. Der Is benz Y~rGiibcntcn
Der Sdnlbcb1rbe mteria0t. In ben
it6otiidcn .5ohidulen" bic V;bcI
leien unb io9cn. religious cgcrciics.-
abbaltcn 81 laiicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
Der Ie6te Der EiemSs4 ampt'
I1m0e.

@bite Miber. g. 9af.. 4. @ai.
lcbte Der Sioug : Sduptlinsc.
Bear Boots 8cbinS". ipurSe. tpdbs
renb CT in cincr SnSiancrs Wcriamnls
lung unlpcit Der Staot ieine Stams
meSgcnoiicn alir Mnnabmc bcS Gbris
itcntbMmS aufforocrtc. bonn Ser3s
itia9 ~sctroffen unb iant foot Su
8obcn. Ser Snnianer bat iiH ticfe
Sraucr I'M has Mblebcn hires
1dnptlinss bemddtiat. Sn Der Sc
ihid5tc Der SioMr : Snbiancr lit es
Sas critic Nfal. bab iie obne Ddupts
ling lino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
Gej,sA t>sxssM assstaa,st.

4afbtnaton. 8. g.. 2. Nai.
- sDie neue &ineiii6e Nepublif tpMrbc
teute bon ben Der. Stnaten ais fol9e
formeu a~nerfnnnt. Ser Nertreter Der
Iletteren in Hefin8. @inidn,s. fabeIte.
bab er bic He8ierin9 Der 9eepublii
peri5nliG un0 i&riftli@ bierpon in
@enntnt6. eeiett babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06

Sib anfeeidlaeen Bat. lit bolt bon
g~rinnerunaen an bic friiberen Siirs
iten MIbanicn's. gs Iiegt "a Neilen
5iiblih bon Stutari MnS lit MIR IL
Weilem bon Grotia ~entiernt. mo Der
beriibmte Mlbancr : Siirit Scanoerbe8
All Ahfang oes Is. Sabrbunberts
nieIe Sabre lang Dem Mniturm Der
9iirfen 8ioeritanb I%eiitete.
Oieie Nenbcrung Der Sraac bat in
Ccitcrreih niht tpenig iibcrrai9t.
Safer 6ran3 Soief bat cine auberz
orOentli4e Situng bes 8ronratbes
einberufen.
Aus Cola ipiro ecmclbet. bah Sic
0ricd,en unD Serben i'm 5iibIihcn
Ma3cnpnien Jest 5uidmmcn 100000
con3cntricrt baben. bencr cttpa $4,000
8ul9drcn . seacniibcritcbcn. mdbrcnb
Der Mcit Der bul9ariihcn Streitfrdftc
nod bel 5i6ataIoida unS NMlair i'm
Citcn blcibt. Sic bulanriidc @cgie>
rang. bcibt cS in ben 4erihtcn. 9cbc
lid auc Wiibe. 3u elmer fricblihcn
MISUNDERSTANDING NIT 0ricdcnlano
nnn Scrbicn 3u fommcn. bod iei BIC
0efabr cineS Gonfliits 3ipiibcn bicien
orei bis iett p%erbiinoeten, Mdd,ten
nod nidt poriibcr.
Sir Die nddJite Sibmna Der Qonz
ecncr @otid)aftcr : g~onfercn3 lit nod
tcin Datum icitseicst iporScn. Sic
NGhte bringcp IN Die Yforte unc bic
8alfaumdhte. ibre Acknowledgment
10 ihneu ais m5alid mad, Qombon su
ienScn. neil Tic ~iibcr3cnat iinb. baB Sic
8eenbigung bcs &ricacs audi Die Grs
|Icbigun8 Der anbcrcn Yroblcmc be-
idleuuieen tpiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06

Yeiibe tpertb. iclbit 6ann nidt. tpenn
oieier ooer iener MrtifeI in Der
.aelben Yreiiea Sariibcr banoelte.
(Oiefes mar ndmIih Die ein5i9c 3eis
tungslcftiirc. bic i'm 9cimc Der Sas
mile .Nabc3u>M lipiieno~ 9c<
|pfIe8t iuMrbe: aepflc9t - iagten
mir. lueil MAJ, ndmlih Der 2eute unO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06

Grfter Att.
S3ene: Srsenb cine fatbolii@e
0eincin0e.
Seit: Wor 25 Sabrcn.
&err unb 0rau .Nabe5usMz
tpiienb" baben einer. Sobn bcfommen
- ibren gritGeborenen - etnen bras
len S9reibals NIT frdftigen 2ungcn.
Nr. unb Srau .NabcausH Qipiiienb"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
pie 5asr ant ben ealham,
evanmnns na@selafem - Der bipls.
.taatifMe 3ifulans. - AIbanien elm
Hafaaenftoat. - S~treitbdmbel.

Na&bem Gejterreidj .llnaarn SO.s
600 Nann an Der 0ren3e Montcs
ne8ro's 5uiammen8e5osen unb &ub>
lamb Wontene9ro nodmalS gum Nadz
eeben aufacforoert bate. ipurSe ieis
tens Nontenesro ben NGdtem Die
formeue Mntiport auf bic Mdumung
Sfutari's' 3il9eitelt. @6nig NifolauS
beriihert in Oerielben bic 0roBmddte
leiner bGditeu Mdtun8 iinb erflGrt. bic
ginnabme Sfntari's lei nidlt ais @ii6<
aHtuna bes bon i5nen an~9cfiinoi9ten
gntidlufcs. bab bic Tcitnng Mlbanicn
5ufauen. folle. gcmeint. Smmerbin
8laube Nontene9ro. bab nod Mnlm
fir tueitere 0isfuiiion Der Angclegens
belt iei. unb bebalte iiG Dor. bic Srage
betreffs Scr 3ufunft Gfutari'S bel ben
Observation-Disclosures our Sprahc
3u bringen.
9icie antiuort seuiist ben Nddtcn
einitweilcn. /.
Cine anbcre Sade lit ieooA ioeben
ans Qidt Der - 3eitmnacn 9cfoms
uleus Die lcHcrfclN ntu1t 9c1duen
oiirfte. Giiaab Yaid)a, Der friibere
tiirtiide Gommanbnnt Sfuatri's. ioQ
NIT &Gnia NifolauS abgcmaht baben.
Die Seitiing Sfutari at iibcr9cben. INN
onfir iid gum 0OMperneur bon Mlbas
MEN aaS3mrufen. (Sicbe G~in5clbcitcn
Scite 81 limb iett bat giiaab YaId)a.
nie aus cinem Shrcibcn aus 2orin
berlaMtct. in 1irnna bic Mutpnomic
Nlbanicn'S inter tiirfiider SouperG>
nitdt proflamicrt un6 bic tiirtiIdc
Slaaae an Stelle Der albaniid)en ges
bibt. Cine Vcripnltung lit cin0es
ri&tct tporocn. GMaao YaiGa bat
Dem metropolitan ban 9uraa3o mit9cs
tbcilt. bab bic albaniifc Neaicrnmg Bic
Niltoritdt Der ortboSorcn Stride aners
fcnnt. unb iid,ert bicicr icincn SGut
3u. Die nclc Hc9ierun9 ipiiniht. iib
.freunblih N @ricGenlanh au iteIcn
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-16

The accompanying plat upon which the let
tiers have been superimposed will give an accu-
rate idea of the engineers plans for subdividing
the Silver Lake property into spacious resi-
dence lots fronting upon lake, parks and boule-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-16

dence frontage upon the
attractive driveway, ex-
tending entirely around the
lake. There are SO acres
Of parks, and the tourist
hotel site, casino on the
lake and athletic common
are all well Indicated,
while Oglethorpe University
campus is seen at the Peach
tree Road entrance to the
property. The complete plat
showing the entire subdivi-
sion of lots, many of which
are here obscured by the let
ters, may be seen at our Of
fee, together with numerous
photographs illustrating the
beauty and attractiveness of
this property.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-16

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The log cabin Democrat., 1913-07-22
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The log cabin Democrat., 1913-07-22
At The Theatres
THE GRAND.

Midnight Bell,' Selig produc- tion in two parts, is the feature at the Grand tonight. Miss Clara Dale will play the leading part In an endeavor to get revenge against Ned, who has won the hand of the village belle over hlm, Larabee, cashier of the bank of which Ned is clerk, steals into the bank under cover of night, abstracts several packages of money, and hides them in Ned's pew at church. This is done to direct the blame toward Ned. Tripp, a schoolboy, seeing the church door ajar, believes ghost has entered and places bear trap in the belfry with which to catch the ghost. Next morning the money is missed. Ned proclaims he is guilty when Olcot, president of the bank, is suspected. Ned IS allowed to escape jail, and goes to the church to sleep. There he finds Larabee taking the hidden mon- ey. The two struggle. Deacon Tidd, who is in the belfry oiling the bell, sees the struggle, but being caught in the bear trap, is unable to get down. He therefore rings the bell at mid night, calling the villagers to church. Larabee is sent to jail, so that justice is meted out, and several pretty TO- mances culminate satisfactorily.
 "When Greek Meets Creek" an Ed ison drama written by Miss Mary Fuller, who, together with Charles
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-07-22

rain.
 Carl Clements went to Little Rock one day last week.
 The citizens here have gone in to- gether and had the public we'll cleaned out, built new shed over and put in a pump.
 w. A. Farris, w ID. Springer and wife, L. F. Dubose and wife visited in Little Rock Sunday.
 Will Carson and family spent the day at Bob Harrell's, near Faulkner Gap, Sunday.
 S. D. Titus visited his daughter, Mrs. Titus, at Mir. Jones', near Faulk- her Gap, Sunday. [ Miss Sue Brown of Tennessee is here visiting relatives and friends a few days.
 Miss Myrtle Smith is keeping house for her uncle, w. A. Paris, while her aunt, Miss Annie, is gone to South Carolina.
 John Gray and son, Elmer of Little Rock, spent the latter part of last week here with his brother, Will Gray.
 Homer McPherson left last Tues day to visit his parents at Fl Dorado.
 John Dennis of Paragould is here visiting his parents for few days.
 Frank Clements and family have gone to Searcy to visit relatives and friends for few weeks.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-07-22
DEMOCRATS RALLY
 IN HAYS BEHALF
MANY VOTERS PRESENT
JUDGE LANKFORD, FORMER BRUNDIDGE SUPPORTER,
 DECLARES FOR HAYS.

A Democratic rally, attended by a large number of Faulkner county vat CTS, was held last night in the court house. The meeting was presided over Iby Deputy Prosecuting Attorney s. wv. Rogers, who was the first speaker of the evening.
 Prosecuting Attorney J. B. Read of Lonoke was the next speaker He at tackled the Bull Moose party's candi- date, stating that he was disgruntled politician, and that ne left the Demo- cratic party only because he was un- able to impeach Jeff Davis. He stated further that Murphy is running mere
 y for spite.
 Judge Eugene Lankford of De- Vall's Bluff, who earlier in the even- ing refused to be on the program, was called upon by Chairman Rogers and responded with short talk, stating that he could not resist saying a few words in the interest of Democracy. He stated he voted for Brundidge in the primary, but now that Hays is the Democratic nominee, he was going to support him. Although I will not be at home to vote, have paired with a Republican, hence the Democratic party will not be loser by my not vot- ing" said Judge Lankford. He said he was well acquainted with Judge Hays, and knew him to be an honest and upright man, and that if Hays be- lieved he was not fairly nominated by the Democrats he would not allow his name to be on the ticket at this time.
 Judge P. H. Prince was the last speaker of the evening. He told of how he had supported Judge Hays from the beginning, believing him to be the candidate better fitted for the Igovelnor's chair.
 All the speakers were generously |applauded.