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The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-16
Who's Who
 l N Fl E N DRIX


 Way back in the past before Hen dl1X College was called Hendrix. even before it was moved to Conway when US only endowment consisted of some good men back of it and some hie; Ideals ahead of it, there strode into dts halls one day youthful professor. lie walked into the laboratory. hung up his hat and coat and began to urge the coy and dilatory student through the depths and shoals of science. He has been on the job ever since.
 Prof. G. H. Burr was a member of the faculty when the college, known as the Central Collegiate Institute. was located at Altus. When it was moved to Conway twenty-three years ago Prof. Burr moved with it.
 He remembers when Tabor Hall was the main building and when they used to hold prayer meetings there. He speaks of our tall stately elms in the most familiar way. He was here when they were sprouts. He set some of them out.
 Many new theories have invaded the scientific world since he took up this branch as a life work, mary new phenomena have been brought to light, many new metals discovered; that he has always kept we'll informed con- |cerning them all is evident to anyone who approaches him on any subject whatever that has to do with his de. partment.
 His classes have high and mighty regard for his accomplishments, and are fully convinced that if G. H. Burr ever gets on the trail of the Philoso- pher's Stone it might as we'll surren- der. The thing which endears him to his students is the fact that he can make alive the dry and dusty facts of science and that he is never too busy to explain over and over to the seeker
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-16
l9l4WATfRW0RKS
 BONDS RETIRED

Chairman Jo Frauenthal of the board of improvement of Waterworks District of Conway has forwarded to a St. Louis bank draft for $6,955 to pay interest and principal on the bonds of the district which fall due January 1, 1914. This sum covers in terest coupons for that date amount ing to $1,755 and also retires the prin- which no further interest will have to be paid. This is third series of bonds to be retired, and the interest payments are reduced by about $500 each year. The last of series of bonds will mature January 1, 1922.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-16
GINNING BREAKS
 COUNTY RECORDS
2l,6SS BALES TO DEC. 1
THIS NUMBER EXCEEDS ANY PREVIOUS GINNING FOR AN
 ENTIRE SEASON.

With considerable quantity of Faulkner county cotton still ungin- ned, all previous records of the num- Der of bales ginned in this county in an entire season were broken by De- cember 1, according to a report just issued by the census bureau. This report shows Faulkner county had ginned to December 1, ,.21 ,6Ss bales. as compared with 19,O6S to the same date last year. The greatest number ginned during any previous whole cot ton season was 20,351 from the crop of 1908. The 1913 crop will exceed that of the big 1908 crop by at least 5000 bales.
 The number of bales ginned from the previous report, November 14. to December 1, was 4,16O, as compared with 1885 during the same period last year.
 According to the report, Faulkner county stands seventh in the number of bales ginned in counties in Arkan- sas. Mississippi county leads with 34,- 01O and Jefferson IS close second.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-16
MIR. HUSBAND AND BREAD
 WINNER.

Would you not like to know how you could invest a few dollars each year, so that if you were suddenly taken away, your family would re- ceive your salary just the same as if you were with them? Christmas would be lonesome without papa, but the monthly check would be welcome for the necessities of life. The cost would not be much and the benefits would be very great. See
 dtf J. D. DUNAWAY,
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-16
INCOME INSURANCE

A good Christmas present for your wife would be a monthly income life insurance policy. It would keep VOLT salary coming every month for the next 70 years, in case of your death. The cost is low compared with the benefits. Missouri State Life policies are Tree from restrictions and techni. callties. Ask us about it.
 J. D. DUNAWAY,
 General Agent, Conway, Ark.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-16
CHRISTMAS MONEY.

The Conway School and Civic Club is going to solicit the unworked maga- zine subscription business of the city for the benefit of the public school. In order to cover the ground as soon as possible, the committee asks the CO., operation of all young people who would like to earn little Christmas money. The object of the committee is, first, to obtain more money for the public school; second, to extend good reading and develop habits of read ing; third, to lead the young people to useful work that will win for them a cheerful greeting at every front door. Apply to Mrs. Joseph Frauenthal, or Mrs. H. P. Aubrey.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-16
Nut Crowned Chocolates. Nelson Dru, Co.,, 300 North Front street.-d2t

A>ut CrOWned CnOc0lateS. Nelson Drug Co.,, 300 North Front street.-d2t
 We give votes for auto, piano, dia- mond ring, range, photograph and pony contests. Only four more days J. J. Livingston, Jeweier and Op- tician.--62-d13t
 With an older child just recovering from typhoid fever, MT. and Mrs. c. .. Payne are receiving much sympa- thy over the fact that their two youngest children have developed the same disease.
 The most entertaining two-reel comedy ever seen at the Grand will be thrown on the screen tonight. Will liam West and Mabel Trunnelle will play the leadindg roles.
 MT. and Mrs. James A. Anderson have issued invitations to the mar riage of their daughter, Laura, to the Rev. J. Abner Sage, IT,, the ceremony to be solemnized on the afternoon of December 30 at 4 o'clock.
 Wanted-Everybody everywhere to take out a monthly income life insur- ance policy. It will keep the wolf from the door in trying days and in- sure your wife and children many a happy Christmas. See J. D. Duna- way-dtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-16
UNDER LOT SOLD.

At guardians sale at the court house this afternoon a lot 5Ox5O feet at Linder, belonging to the estate of w. C. Kirby, deceased, was sold to w. E. Smith for S127.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-16
SITS AS J. p.
 10 FINE WHITE

Sitting as justice of the peace, Mayor w. H. Duncan yesterday after noon assessed another fine of $lOO against R. D. White for keeping his drug store open on Sunday. White again took an appeal to circuit court.
 The action of the mayor in his jur- isdiction as a justice of the peace makes it case to be prosecuted by the state instead of by the city and the fine, if sustained on appeal, will be payable to the county instead of the city.
 Before assessing the fine the mayor declined to grant an application for a change of venue.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-16
HAS ATTRACTIVE WINDOWS.

The show windows of V. G. Craig. 211 Front street, are very prettily dec 'orated with Christmas suggestions for presents for men. This store is ex- clusively for men, and articles are to be found here that other stores do not have on sale.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-16
THREE.

after information on certain abstruse facts that do not penetrate said seek CTS skull at one explanation.
 Here's to Prof. Burr-long may he wave !-Hendrix College Bull Dog.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-16
Personals

Christmas goods at Robinette's.-tf Legal blant for sale at this office Complete stock of jewelry at Robi- nette's.-70dtf
 Toilet Sets, from S5 up. at Robi- nette e's.-70dtf
 You will enjoy the pictures at the Arkway tonight.
 Enc Hilliard went to Little Rock this afternoon.
 Mrs. J. H. Stubbs is shopping in Little Rock today. - Large assortment of Cut Glass at ,Robinette's 's.-7Odtf
 Mrs. J. D. Dunaway, Jr., is Little Rock visitor today.
 For Rent-A six-room residence. John Hartley.-71dtf
 Walter Brown returned this morn ing from Little Rock.
 Miss Maibelle Hildreth is spending the day in Little Rock.
 There are only seven more shopping days until Christmas.
 Miss Lillie Burns returned last night from Little Rock.
 c. A. Harrison has moved back to Conway from Pinnacle, Ark. Sterling Silver Manicure Sets, from s2.75 up, at Robinettes.- -7Odtf
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Balmat are guests of friends in Little Rock.
 All the latest styles in photography :. at Pearle's Studio. Phone 382.-d5ts Mrs. Joseph L. Milan has returned from a. visit with friends in Little Rock.
 The Xmas present problem solved get hand-painted picture at J. A. Pence's.--d2t*
 A dozen of Pearls Photos, make 12 nice Christmas presents. Phone No. 3s2.-71d5t'
 Two large audiences were we'll pleased with the vaudeville at the Arkway last night.
 Cashier V. D. Hill of the Faulkner County Bank is business visitor to the capital city today
 An all-star cast will lprosent "The Caste" a two.reel Edison production, at the Grand tonight
 Soft lump coal, screened and free from slack, 8 per ton. R. B. McCul- loch. Phone 122.-dtf
 A pair of clever ventriloquists at the Arkway tonight, and no advance in the price of admission
 Car of fine cottonseed meal just re- ceived Fresh. bright and pure. Phone w. l.. Robins, No 2O3.-d3t
 High-grade screened lump soft coal for sale at all times. Prompt delivery. w. l.. Robins, phone 2O7-dtf
 G. S. McHenry, deputy in the office of Circuit Clerk J. H. Hartje, has re- turned from business trip to Morril- ton.
 William West as "Eccles" will be featured in the twoo- reel Edison pho- toplay which will be seen at the Grand tonight.
 Christmas Post Cards, the choicest of the season. Tags, Seals, Stamps, etc Nelson Drug Co.,, 300 North Front street.-72d3t
 Miss Zula Ward, librarian at Central College, left this morning for her home at Greenway to spend the Christmas holidays.
 Our stock of Candies is complete, from the Pure Sugar Stick to the best
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-16

The Boy Scouts will meet at 6:45 D. m. today in James Business College.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08
SerifinO % ssntta.

Ior5oag oen %. September al
hamper oe TO GLADE Son0ere meO
Is. 5. Qietgen" til Relp yorf ior
at p%oobcgpnoe en- Ioitrne toers
gennem Staterne.
Sobs. @erifino er 10 bel fenOt
oeroora ira fine fire tiOIi9ere 8og
ter, buorimoo 5refen Slitta 2un0
life fer bar pGret / 4merifo. 5rp-
fenen. Der gennem Here 9lor bar
oGret cen bGrenoe araft poo Den
febenbaonife oq oen freoerifSberg
ife Sparettelcene, er Ell nnlaaoelig
ipmpatctiif og 100 Came, oa benoes
5oreorog er %eneitooenoe.
% Gage isr gireiien orrangerer
a1tnltnrrparret Ell aiife0S aoncert
poa Sommerlplt; 8ru Ooo Rielien
III. Il. o5liltcrer oeO oenne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08

9engene; oenne liot longt noe fig
genoe Sorflarin9 fomplettereoe 9r.
9otbaniobn meo en- 8ilitaaelie ON,
at Sr. 3ic6oro q. bopoe aiort fig
ffpIoig / 3remipttelie al ct ialif
9roipeft / oNoroGpiet@ mlIi8t
I onorc 6anife @fooe 0eroore -
hnoo 6r. u. mootte toge beitemt
9lfitano ira. 6or ouriat bopoc ban
telearaicret til Spnnen. at oen1e fife
nlaotte iplae Aftier, oa at ban iful0c
fil6oaebetale, hpao ban muilig bap-
De mo0taaet 9noelia u0taltc @r.
9othaaiobn / ltonercnsitenmelic
mleo 9~eitDreGien5 Grflnring, at 0en
moatte 6ape opret oioenoe ON, of
Sr. g., Jun. bar / 8Gro meo at
|aere 3orretninger / Nmerita meo
9(ftierne. -
Gormentlig er bermeO Sr. go
tbonio6ns 6orie9 paa at iplge af-
tier til 9anife I amerifo noe al
Ger0en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08
9anmaris= &srrtIponoantt.
Gbbbn., 10. Sept. 1918.
Copenhagen Slim So.
Sr. Gid)nro Hntbaniobns Tnlifc
Rruipeft.

Ia yRorolniet" for 4. Septbr.
meo Snobpoelien til glftieteqning /
onennPpnte 8ilmsfompogni onfom
BERTH, ioretog yOoeri6iif EreSiebu.
renn" sie6liffelig bet iornsone for
at ian itan0iet ben Soinoel, Der Der
sienipuIia bar int / 8Grf ooer for
0nnife | 9lmerifa. @ennem DAG.
bGooet .Niget" brnate oi Sogen til
Offentligbeoens aunoifob, og / BE.
ltprelien Tor Sims ompagniet. Der
itaar umiooelbort foron en- piItnof
utn6gaoelig 2ifpioation. ilog Op.
lpsninqen neo iom Ell 9onbe, og
geitpreIiens isrite Sanfe bar at an.
lpgge On friminoI Sog moo oeft I'M.
ge Sr.. 0ot6anIobn, 9irefterens
Ssn og Selifobets HeprGientont for
Nmerisc. Der iioen 9emnnoigelie al
VeltDrelien og paa ct urigtigt
@rnn0log boboe forisgt at tiIbpoe
@ftier til 1907 / Reip Yorf poo ct
Iiospumft. boor Selifobet Itoo ODER
ior ben ier9elige aenosgernina, at
belle Gftiefopitnlen bar bpf, og at
8irfiombeoen maatte itanoies.
8i %Eenbenote os poerIiaere til ct
al 9eItgrelienS Wteolemmer on ben.
ltiaeoe, at Der nfienotes ct 9ele.
gram til o0oroIpiet" meo Meooe.
lelie on, at annonceringen Of oct
iameic Broipeft meo De urigtiee
O%plpsninoer Col. a ON gerSfurien)
bar ifct uoen 9eItpreliens @ioenoe
og gentpnoigelie, me- 9eit1relien
benboIot fig til, at Den unoer 10.
September baboe telegroferet til Sr.
HatbanIobn, at ban life moatte
iGlge Gftier, oo Selifnbet too ooer
for en- 9ifoiootion, o9 mente, at Den
6erbeo boooe fbIoeitaiort fin Bliat
M. $. T.. en- miGig gftictegning /
g[merifl.
9oa Dor 5oreiperaicI til oct paa.
aGloenoe geitpreIiesmcolem, Sr.
Soafsrer @ensieG, opIpitc oenne. al
inaen at 9eitpreIiens 6oIf bapoe
oct iie;neite 8orfio. aeuSifob til, at
Sr. Nntboniobn uobeo Nftierne I
oct bonife Gmerifa til 1907, og at
Sr. rs Sober, SeIifabets 0iref-
tGr, Gieren of oe 10000 Str. @fticr,
Sennen ifuIoe nfiptte / Gmerifo,
%formertlig beIler life oioite noget
berom for Sr. g. jun. c. t2. Sep.
TENDER teIesrafereoe BERTH, at ban
bar beS at iGIge Mftier - mnlig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08
(SIuttes poa slbe c.
HOMES FOR THOUSANDS.

Government Land open to
Settlement in former Fort Mo
brara Military Reservation in
Cherry County, Nebraska. Dates
of registration October 13-25,
1913. Only registration point
Valentine, Nebr., reached by the
Chicago and North Western Ry.
For rates and descriptive litera-
ture concerning the opening ap-
ply ticket agents, Chicago and
North Western Ry., or address
w. II. Jones, D. F. & p. A.,
1901 Farnam St, Omaha, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08
Subanncs EOnlicn.

s A%nIeonina al irenlfomne &Dg'
ter / sen oonif-omerifanife @resic
onL at oct fgI. 3eoters g%enioIe unge
aunItncr, 9r. SobS. 9oulien5 oate-
De iiq poo Ell amerifatourne, bar
nj ieat Sr. g., Der imiolertio fate
goriif benpgteoe. at ell ioaoan bar
pao 3nle.
Noqet onoet bar, at 6r. @onl-
len umoaoelig qerne oil0e oeroner,
men oo ban life boboe moOtoaet
noqet engagements -3ilbu0 eler Zig.
nenoe. loo Soaen altioo life Tor
i Ziebltfet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08

Gor5oog Den IS. September ionot
iaa ben ef~straoroinure Generation
iomling Stco, % ober 25 al glf-
tiefapitalen bar reprGienteret.
geitpreliens 5ormono 8efielle.
rer Scnriqucs, meooelte, at 9eitD-
relien neolngoe Wnn0af ioet 6ens
We0lemmer par pna oct rene meo,
at be ganifc iapneoe 9enoifnb til
2eoelien al Ell SilmepirfiombeoCD
% at be magleoe Gnne ill at fgre
Saaen bioerc og prene paa at ifai
Ie ct Yaan pad 10000 ar. Ser
palgtes ion ct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
paa s Meolenmer til at itnrc 9irf.
Iombeoen = euentuelt lifuioere oeu.
Gn AftionGr. Rcitailroter SenierL
snife6e en- Splpsnina hos Girefter
Rotbopiobu on, bborleoes ban pao
@cneraIioriamIinaen ben G. Sept
fumoe uotolc, at bans 9inio til
Sclifobct par ioa tier. at Fan life
biIOe irlge fine 10000 SIR. gftier
/ bette. ON ban funoe oct, og ion
iamtioig looc fin Sen uobnoe oiSic
g(ftier mellcm Gonife / gnterifa.
Sr. 9otbaniobn enifeoe imiolertio
life at bcipore bette Speresmoal.
% Observation-Disclosures Dor enot,
bcnoet0te hi os til Sr. q. % boo
BAN beibore o 5 Spergsmoolet; oct
tie gior6e Gireftsren oerben, at BON
life pilOe bope iolgt uoen at funne
foo npe gftier | aompagniet for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08

feleenoe: Sreoag Morgen tolte
8rof. q. g. Gang ooer Wat. 10,
ON o@uos 6olfs 600 /
8er0en."
5reOag Gftermiooag talte 8aitor
6. Sanien ober 2uf. II, SO
nGrmeit ON Sptningen: Serre, for.
% oS 8roen@. 5reoog Aiten mo
(eoeoe 8aitor Is. $. Smitb emnct
n9agmonosmisiionen". 9pr0aa
@}orgen Ieoe0e 8aitor s. @arfu8ien
gnongten. 2eroog @iterniOooa in0.
leoeoc 9aitor 8. 10. &onien Gnmet E:
&affc(iens 9etponing Tor 0}enig.
beoenS 5renltio, og bborleoe5 foor
hi gpifelie2"
9er6na 9lften bleo' Gmnet $50
leiogen" inoIeoet Of Hoitor 6. 9.
&oienber9, oerefter ilIote en- Gam.
tale 00er Snlllef.
ON Senoaaen oar Der, Tom al
ito, @uostieneite bele 0ogen. ga.
flor :. 6. GarIien 6oIot Sfriitetole.
8aitor $. IS. Senien tolte til &6i.
mesie.
8eo 9srneguostieneIten, oni 81.
te~rniiooaaen, toIte 9aitor 6. San.
len. }2oitorerne GnrG 80. Sonien
% 6. NiGbelmien tolte neo Otter
mi0ooNsmeoet. 0e6 SlntningSme-
oct S6noog often tolte fsrit 8aItor
81. III. ShultB og ienere Boitor s.
81. 2aurien. Denne iiolte Taler
brogte ierlt ell 6ilien og 1of fro
Bella W2eniqbeo / Omaha for Den
runobaonoeoe @one. Der bar gioet
Dem al 8enner lto ober Snmflmoet,
en- @ope, iom intte Dem / Stono
til iqen at ioa opi6rt ct @rosbu8 oq
Stem Tor 8rpitefomiGie. Gre0sfor-
mnnoer toIte nogIc Or0 til Slut
nina o. bro9te areoien3 Eof til
Menigbeoen, SteoetS Brett oiiIut.
teoe Me0et.
On SiIien bar ienot til Wsoet fro
Snmflinoets 5ormano, IS. g. Gbri.
%itionien. ira 9rGiteifoIens 9eitgrer.
Erof. g. 9. Big iomt fro s. III.
2lmo, SoIt 9ofe Gin. 0isie Sill.
iener 5rootes til Nsoet of areos.
formnnoen.
SIutteIi9 ienoes en- SiIien til
Meni9be0en / YIuinbiefp. til 9rG.
Itefom;lien Der, til ale grpiter oq
0eltagere / Weoet, meo Yoiili Orr
Il @oG. 6, 9: yWen noar oi gsrei
oct @o6e, lo0er os life bIine trGt
te; tbi hi Ifuae bsIte / fin 3io, ioa
iremt hi life f%oriage."
aGre 2Gier, 2oo os iaa UNDER.
itrege bnert Orb / bette @ers.
W. III. Semen
Sef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08
Car Gnselif

Oeriom on enifer at llaa lrem
/ 4mlerifo, on ger on bel | at lore
oct engcIifc Sprog orlnoiot. Get
oil eioe big boa0e Snoflpoelie og
iterre Nagt til at tiene @enee.
@ennem @interen fan on iao ct
grunoigt SIRIUS poo 9utber Sol.
tege. Eerminen begnnber Den 1.
December. gleoer mootoees life ef-
ter Den 9. December. Sfrib eiter
nGrmere Splpsninger.
Sntbcr Gplleec,
Macinc, @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08

teone me = oeronre en- Meooe.
lelie, Ser Itrofs foranIeOi9e0e ofienot
oct ooenllGpnte Stonosningstele-
gram.
Sr. @ensieI opIpite Oi6ere, at 6r.
Ridar6 9tatbaniobn BAR SeIifa6ets
Reprqieutant for 4merifo, men at
nan ielofolgelia bop0e bGret 9onife
u6crettiget til at iremiatte 9ro.
ipeftet % oeri onoen0e @eItpreliens
Nabne. % 6r. I. 8. Il. Sui /
Nar reiite til Amerifo, baooe ban
mulia iroet iea bemnnoiaet til at
iplac Nftier Tor Selifa6et men ban
6au0c uaturligpi5 iugen pirfelig
lln0ifylOning ior lin GofGr0: at
in0ieie en- folif 9srsfllrs / Bro
ipeft open ooer @eitnrelien5 Nabne.
3orepriat mente 6r. @., at Be
inrelien herrneo bar noe al Sagen;
SalQet al 0e 10000 Ser. Qlftier -
ON ct iaa0ant belt eller oelbiS bnnoe
iunoet Steo - par ll0eluffenoe eft
prinot 5orbolo mellem De Serrer
Natbaniohn, len. o9 Jun. - eber.
tltelt mellem lnge @r. e. og bans
mllige aftiefebere. Selifnbet, iom
ioooont baooe fun meO Sogen at
aere, for ioa plot &c. boo0e te9net
@ftionprer no oDer til De 10000
SER, oltioa til en- milig ll0pi0eGie
al aompaqniets glfticfopitoG, Den
opipiita foarte @}ilion.
9fe0 9enipn til oct ierit pao-
tGnfte SagsonIpg moo SaIgSaaen-
ten Ratbanio6n. GA biIoe 9eItprel
len %iormentlig life ano til ct ion-
Oant tto0s oen itberettiqeoe 9rug
al o'6crrers Roone, bG. q. ioroi Ser
iornnentIig ingen Sfaoe nor ifet.
5iI6oge bliner oa oen nnge ga
tbonio6its aofGrO SoriD9 paa til
Selifa6cts, Saoercns cllcr e9cn Sor'
ocl at afirttc Nfticr / Sclifnbet til
tt0R mellcm Snnifc / Nmcrifa %
nnocr n6crettiect frcmiatte % -
6cuioit cllcr nbebiOit - falifc Sore.
eiucn5tr: Yprifnricn % Sclifh.
bets alimrcnoe GOiition.
9ette er ct 8orbol6, iom Sr.
Nat6onio6n MAJ oi9ere me0 DC
Soft, han (meo eaer uoen Selo)
bar forisqt pao at ioo til at gan /
Isiet. 81 ifnl - efter 9eitpreliens
Saaierer 8en55clS gnife - blot
tilieic iiot ober bans ~perionIige SltO.
trpf al So9en.
ySr. Ricboro Ratboniohn bar
pGret 6ilmsfompaaniets Hepreien.
tant og SaGgsa9ent / g(merifa. og
unoer ct 9eisg bcrbien1nlc / Com.
mer bar bans 5ooer. Selifobets 81.
rector, ioa oitolt meo BAN. at ban
ihtIoe forisge at iPlge oennes af.
tier, 10000 SIR. OH mnligt til pori.
Nonr oen lllige q. bar moenot
DC WioIer bertil, iom ban bar, oo
Itoar bette notllrliqpiS ganife ior
bans egen &eaning og er 9eitDreI.
len nne0fomnlenoe, omeuo ri 10 tos
ger aiitano ira bans goiTr0 o9
bans uberettiaeoe 9rlg al pore
Rohne.
Den min abiolitte OpiatteIie al
Sr. % er. at ban finn / ben beoite
6eniigt al @eroen bar aiort, hnoo
ban Qioroe. Of ban ior 5ilmsiel.
ifobet8 SfnIo o9 lloeInffenoe til
bets 9eoite bor bopet fig lao
lonqt .6 / i'm oncr0repne Tienitio
rigbe0, iom ban bar aiort.
vi bar 10 imioIertio ejort, boao
b / funGe, ior at itonoie 9r. 4a-
t6aniobns girfiombeo i oct oonife
4merifa. og ior6aabentlig er Der
oa beIIer ingel lllpffer ifet.
Mcn III fan DC 10 figge ben poa
Selifobcts efStrooroinGre General
iorianlling paa 3orsong og bere,
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08

uTn Enhyer, SON kan, burde
.AN komme nu og kobe Land
A~s i de danske Kolonier i
Fertile Valley, Daneville og Westby
Township / Divide County, N. Oak. Ner
we'd Bane, og Landet er endnu $40 til
$40 per Acre. Kom straks eller skriye
til Hans Anderson,
Fertile, N. Oak.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-10-10

OF CULTIVATOR
, HARLAN, PORTER & WALKER
WILL HANDLE IMPLEMENT
IN THIS SECTION.

Robert Teare, cultivator expert, J.
H. Bryant, sales manager, of the John
Deere Plow Co., of Moline, H., and
F. B. Watt, manager of the Nashville
branch. are here today, for the pur-
pose of making a demonstration of
new tongueless cultivator.
This implement is handled through
Harlan, Porter G Walker, and the
demonstration is taking place at the
farm of H. A. Moore on the Santa Fe
pike. The cultiyotor is designed for
use in this section and the character
of soil found here and this is a facto-
ry demonstration, and the men are
sent here from Moline especially to
learn as well as show what the nipple
ment will do. A number of farmers
are witnessing the work.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-10-10
DEKALB SHERIFF
F0RFEITS HIS BOND
FAILED TO APPEAR IN POLICE
COURT ON CHARGE OF
INTOxICATiON

NASHVILLE, Oct 7.-Sheriff A.
B. Frazier, of DeKalb county, who
was arrested on the charge of public
intoxcation, failed to answer when
his name was called Monday by the
clerk of the city court and the for
felt of $40 which he had posted for
his appearance was taken by the
court D. B. Jared, who runs board
ing house on Fourth avenue, north,
appeared as prosecutor, and stated
that Frazier came home from the fair
grounds Saturday in an intoxicated
condition, bringing with him fol- a
nights stay a companion/who was in
the same condition. When admit
lance was denied to his friend, 1t is
alleged that Frazier became angry
and used violent and abusive Ian
guage toward the host. Frazier was
arrested by Patrolmen Alley and
Dawson. He was detained at police
headquarters for a short time, and
then released upon the deposit OF
SO for his appearance in court.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-10-10
SQUIRE ARRESTED
ON BRIDE CHARGE

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. g.
The probe of the purchase of new
workhouse site by the Brummitt
committee of the county court for
$4,000 came TO a sensational climax
this afternoon when SQuires Hayes
chairman of the workhouse
site committee, was arrested.
charged with attempting to procure
bride. The arrest was made upon
a capias issued by Judge Mercy
nolds. He was released to make
bond in the sum of $4,000.
Public diaspproval existed for sew
eral days before any action was
taken by the authorities, no official
cognizance being taken of the deal
until It was learned that the tract
had been offered previously and Ii
ed with q local real estate arm at
"A. 900 net. The arrest has created
. great sensation.