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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-01

in fights.
Unidentified man, 90, killed by
Evanston L.
James Gaffney, Iaborer, 600 NJ.
State ST., killed by car.
Carl Nelson, 1892 N. Clark ST.,
struck by car. Thrown 10 feet. Cut
on head.
Three insane men left Chicago
State Hospital without leave. None
dangerous.
Tx. Miller and w. Caldwell reIeas-
ed by Judge Mahoney in sunrise
court.
Bismarck, bull dog, adopted baby
Enron, 1, 1860 Maxwell st. Mother
wanted baby, Dog bit her, Dog
jailed. ~
Edw. Leary, 4a, 1922 w. 18th ST.,
struck by auto. Slightly injured.
Thirteen women arrested in raids
last night in South Side district.
State tax board called a farce. It's
said that personal property commit
tee has made no change in assess
ment for several years.
Patrick CoyIe, Is, 1866 Indiana aY.,
walked through second story window.
dead SomnambuIst.
Mrs. Mary TimIim, 43, killed. Fell
from third-story window.
John BatagIia, s15 Milton aV., stab
bed q times. Died. Giochiono Sciara
wanted. ......
Mrs. Helen c. Alexander, as, ne
gress, arrested. Unable to tell adj,
dress. Had $185. ..-.....
DR.. John Harper, 363a Forest av,,
robbed. $36, ring and pin valued at
$3.50.
Samuel BombIe robbed by three
negroes. S12 gone.
Frank KiIke, 1882 S. Morgan, rob-
bed. 81 and $25 watch .,:.
Robert J. Campbell, TT {. goth ST.,
suicide in Boston, Despondent., Quit
job. Lost $25O,000.
A, n, Harding, 1901 LaSaIle ay..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-01
HOW DO YOU WANT HIM TO POP
THE QUESTION?

A young lady who lives on Flori-
mond street says that, to win her,
her Prince Charming has got to say:
Listen little girl. have nice cot
tage and money enough to take us
through life. Let's get married. l
have the rings"
That's brief and to the point, all
right.
No, come on girls. Confess! How
would you like your lover oask you
to be his partner for life? Write
you ideas and send them to the Pro-
posaI Editor of The Day Book. We
win keep your name confidential
Send 'em in right away.
South Bend, Ind-MaiI valued at
between $4,000 and $4,000 stolen
from eastbound Michigan Central
train.
Denver, CoI.-Maior Oliver P. Wig
gins, go, DenYer's first resident pio-
neer, scout and soldier, dead.
Neutrality-suspicious. Court ruled
proceeds from sale of mine ores are
taxable income"
Detroit, Mich.-2eo cases of diph-
iberia on record.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-09-12
BEEDEVILLE.

Several of our sportsmen spent sew
eral days on Bayou DeView last week
bagging plenty of squirrels but no
deer.
F. H. Beede and wife returned last
Friday from a three weeks stay at
Hot Springs.
w. w. Slater closed an eighteen
days vocal music school at Eight
Mile last Friday night with a musical
entertainment.
Little Ray Ukena of Eight Mile
died last Wednesday from congestion
of the brain.
Miss Ruby Huffman Of McCrory is
visiting friends at this place.
J. Y. Plunkett came up from Little
Rock Friday on a visit to relatives.
Bro. Barber went to Kenyon last
Saturday, where he preached that
night and Sunday.
Prof. Shaver visited our school one
day last week and in grading our
building and grounds we lacked only
few points of reaching the first
class. We are determined to raise it
to the first class before the end of
the year.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-09-12
AUvERGNE.

We had good rain Sunday and
Monday and everything looks refresh
Mrs. John Gipson returned Thurs
day from Greenbrier, where she has
been visiting relatives.
James and R. A. Davis left Sunday
for Conway and will enter school
Monday.
Prof. Land moved into Mr.. James
Davis residence last Wednesday,
School will open Monday.
Miss Rowena Harris went to New
port Saturday to begin work Mon
day.
Mrs. Campbell of Argenta is Wis
ting relatives here
Mr.. Will Quinn Of Pleasant Plains
was here last week attending the
meeting at Sand Hill.
The meeting at Sand Hill Baptist
church closed Wednesday night. The
meeting lasted twelve days. Brother
Brown did the preaching the first
week. His other work called him
away and Brother Sheriff., the pastor,
did the preaching the remainder of
the time. They are both very fine
preachers and much good was done.
The church was greatly revived and
built up. There were 50 or 80 con-
versions and % additions to the
church.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-09-12
SWIFTON.

=. II. Nicholson left Tuesday even
ing for Batesville, where he has Sc
cured employment.
Misses Lottie and May Halfacre re-
turned to Batesville Friday night af-
ter an extended visit with friends and
relatives here. Misses Glenna Sharp
and Gladys Parsons accompanied
them as far as Newport.
Quite a number OF our townspeople
are attending the camp meeting at
Calamine this week.
The ice cream social to be given I'M
der the auspices of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society will not be Friday ev-
ening as was announced.
]. ". Nicholson returned from the
capital city Friday evening.
Mrs. McFadden and daughters, Beu-
lah and Zunie, left Monday morning
for their home in Memphis, after a
two weeks stay here.
Minturn and Slipin ball teams
crossed bats on Swifton's gorunds
Saturday with a result of to / in
favor of Minturn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Altman spent
Saturday and Sunday in Jonesboro,
C. o. Riggle, real estate dealer of
Flora, ILL.,, was looking at lands in this
section again last week.
Miss Kate Scott, who has been Wis
iting friends here for the past ten
days left Monday morning for her
home at Little Rock.
The first bale Of this seasons cot
ton was brought to town Wednesday,
September 5, by J. H. Holder. Mr.
Lee Hamilton was close second.
Miss Lola Scott will sever her con-
nection with the Possum Trot school
Friday and leave for Little Rock
Miss Lola begins teaching in the pub
lie schools of Little Rock next week.
Misses Caroline and Willie Stridel
of Cotter were visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Wiles Wednesday.
The drouth in this section is broken
A good rain fell Sunday and again
Wednesday.
Taylor Keeton, rural carrier, hac
business in Newport Monday ano
Dock RoreX served the route in his
stead.
Russell & Green have bought out
the H. V. Goodwin restaurant and colo
drink stand.
Miss Matte Toler, who has beer
visiting here for the past six weeks
left for her home at Bentonville Mon
day evening.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-09-12
HURRICANE.

We are having some dry, hot wealth.
er and people were making good use
of it taking care of their hay.
There have been few bales of cot.
ton gathered in this vicinity at this
writing.
The people say that crops are short
on account of the dry weather.
The school at this place is progress.
ing nicely.
Phinas King happened to an acct.
dent Monday, being thrown from q
mule and strained his back, although
not badly.
There was a musical entertainment
at Mr.. and Mrs. Coffman's Thursday
night and a good crowd attended. A
mong the crowd were Messrs. Thomas
Stultz, Phinas King, Charley Daw-
son, Luther and J. C. Gentry, Robt
and Fletcher Smith and Doss Lash
lee from Grubbs, also several others
A large crowd Of Misses attended too
and report a nice time.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-09-12
BATTLE AXE.

Mrs. E. N. McElroy of Wynne has
been visiting her brothers, R. |. and
C. A. Tyer, and her sister, Mrs. e. W.
McElroy, for several days, returning
yesterday. Miss Maude Tyer accom-
panied her home and will attend the
public school there the next year.
Curtis Bowlby has been under ply
sician's care several days, having re-
mittent fever, but is improving.
J.F. Guiltner on flying trip to Pop
lar Bluff and St. Louis, Missouri since
Sunday last. Expected home today.
R. F. Tyer is looking after his busl-
ness during his absence.
Miss Johnnie Gardner returned last
Monday to her work in the Alabama
Blind School at Talladega. ..4
All the public schools out this way
are to close this week, as people gen
orally are preparing to invade their
cotton patches next week.
Nice rain Sunday and some light
showers since, removing the dust
pest, relieving somewhat the intense
heat and spreading one broad general
smile everywhere.
Indications now are that our cotton
Weld per acre will be about equal W
last year. Considering the price, pres
ent and prospective, that should en-
courage the producer. Pickers com,
ing in rapidly land there is general
sentiment expressed to rush the pick
ing.
W. B. Straubie, we'er glad to
say, has grown weary of worshlplng
strange gods and come back to Jack,
son county to stay. Think you could
not have done any better, Tip. and we
gladly offer the welcoming hand to
you and yours. -,
F. B. Dowell is back on the Jot
| while T. E. Jones is taking little out
ing at Newport on the jury. :.
| Almost everybody sowing turnlE
seed since the rain. -,
Dr. Norris and wife attending the
annual camp meeting at Calamlne.
am told that fish are biting ninety
but, unfortunately, very few nov
have the time to spare to enjoy tn
sport of catching them.
Bill Manning and wife. will spent
the fall on this side the river helplns9
their poor neighbors and friend
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-09-12
BRIDGE SCHOOL HOUSE.

|here has been a great rain in this
|nity Of late, which was very
IN r Grover Grover Willard made a trip to
kfton Sunday evening.
Il. Leonard Durham makes daily
to the other side of the creek
for some unknown purpose.
phnnie Campbell and family visit
aomefolks Sunday evening.
he meeting conducted by Brother
npbell closed Sunday night with
there being any conversions:
Ve would like to correct a. little
lake of asv week. Instead OF
being p pupils enrolled 'r the
Ice school. There are ST enrolled.
unit Mary Campbell has been IN
sick list but is some better now.
everal are beginning to pick cot
in this vicinity.
Ii. Henry Cole and Misses Ollie
Gertie Jenkins of near Swifton at
led church at this place Sunday
fo Of our school girls made an in
Sting debate Friday evening on
subject Of: "Resloved that Coun-
life is More Pleasant Than City
Miss Gertie Jenkins being the
her.
bhnnie Long, who was injured
time ago, is able to be out, but
mas to use his crutches.
Px Massey of this place has &C
ID position with J. H. Carlin
wilton.
e See, Ernest Eden and Ludie
{ Of Swifton attended church
lis place Sunday night.
ecess to the Independent and its
eIs.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-09-12
More Companies Enter State

Special to Independent.
Little Rock, Sept. 12-The
Salamanca Fire Insurance
Company of ST. Petersburg, Rus
STA, a reinsurance company, has
been admitted to the state by
the Insurance Commissioner.
Three other companies are APP
plying for admission, the Sea In
surance Co. of Liverpool, the In
demnity Mutual Marine Associa-
ton Co. Ltd, of London, and the
Standard Marine Insurance co.
of Liverpool.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-09-12
pANDY'S CHAPEL.

BANDY's CHAPEL lta
,,,.l. Dan Williams had a bone
| Of one leg uent to Jasper Mitchelrs
Several me here. Deep sympathy
funeral. d lsdi to the bereay sd, ones IS
eztenu Promised to be 1 q ne +b ~ .
Cd iassas has and a husband to 'ne
i dIss $. R. Tinsley was very SICK d
tHls wine IL u Pain, hands made preparee
AlG;t IT, o. meeting w that began night OF
9 st a;sesrs, Geo: ch i3! M Ar
G. Blgge'I and families and q = MRS :
bur Bogi1 Of tennessee, sister OF ~ ,; ~, u.
IsmnoIls, o. above Centerville fishing
ID eating 14s,,r,ons visited c. Bigger:s;;
Mrs. h 1ha morning of the 9th la ID
y, s.; NO on the 7th. o.+on were on
p ,a Horn and Ialkllle WI, o"ohod q
DIo tbe 9Th 9Th. The former preached q
pod serl ~ cotton opening prema-
.s Mli t has been declde t;,a 20 io l,n
attis Axe A and Arbor meetings ''''''
a. Ar pUth Hartwick went home e
Miss KuIh ~ Jndependence and
s y ii her uncle, Rod Har'"''N WV
three W HfIartwick's little girl had
George srt tnT of getting her arm
sk EMU just at the shoulder oS d N''N
an : INV winfree is visiting her UNCLE
wv Winfree at Melbourne No17;o
MI, H.. any, went to Battle Axe on the
gge e. se @' Goodrich Pilquist and VIE
Y \. 70 th sST are at his fathers.
pie thg Tsn a. Dudley of Alicia visited
tive st;ves here of late o. o;,a INV
T s.oJs Biggers left 18th, going by
J ram a. Texas. His wife will JOIN MN
-
s e III ond Covella Huskey visited a
|" d DAVIS in the hills last week. wet b.
ss uss' 40 went with Frank Bigger,s5
ap Gso. Eaton crowd fishing and all
~ de the finest time Of their lives.
e o.. 'I las Harvey has a new heir
Th. mls, Hutton bought two mules
.llat Msrk Harden. Sold a mare
ibuggy to Louis johnson. -, -
~ uus fste Davis has been sick at
s l,s man, Her relatives here have
: Going to see her.
Y g0'T laws y visited C. D. Johnson
pday and Sunday night. ,,,on
he meeting is progressing wen:
Brother Champion never has snow
up here as promised.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-09-12

gather" MIS-. Manning has been or
the sick list, but is now "up and
}. ": Lindley is trying the expert
ment Of mixing mud and hardpan from
the pond with sandon the road, hoping
to make composition that will pack
VIII report the result later. So far
1t promises to be quite satisfactory
Can tell better after hard rains and
some heavy hauling. Am sure that a
success on this line would be appre-
clateo by auto drivers. They certain
ly hare trouble in getting over some
OF OF sandy places.
Scribbler.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-09-12
OAKLAND.

had no Sunday School Sunday
Ecount Of the rain, but we were
70 stay at home to see the much
ID rain.
school will be two weeks short,
ese Of cotton picking.
Aunt Maria Stuart, colored, an
we Of near Oakland, died at her
SATURDAY evening, September 6.
las lived in and near this COM
y since 1856.
Hornbeck, who lives near Oily
!. dled at her home Sunday morn
one leaves a husband and sever
an children. The remains were
ga at the Oakland cemetery.
harriet Brown has been on the
list this week.
MIKE Acker was real sick last
ouV IS better at this writing.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-09-12
Low Freights:

Because of it's nearness, freights are necessa-
rilv lower to points in this territory than from dis
tant markets.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-09-12
Complete Market:

In Little Rock the merchant can buy his COM
pete stock, whether he specializes or has gener-
al store; from car lots to the smallest orders, ne
can get everything in the staple and fancy lines
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-09-12
Railway Fare Refunded:

Your Railway Fare will be refunded both
ways, by calling at the Board of Trade Second and
Scott Streets if your purchases aggregate $500 in
all lines.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-09-12
Special Corps of Correspondents

Mrs. Ann Taylor and Mrs. l.. w.
Taylor spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Mrs. Ida Bright.
There was a candy breaking and
singing at Mr.. Oliver Smiths Satur-
day night, but as the writer was not
present we do not know what kind of
time was enjoyed.
Wild Rose.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-09-12
Shipping Facilities:

Little Rock is splendidy equipped for the
quick filling and delivery Of orders. railway
belt line encircles the city and spur tracks run
through the wholesale district to within one block
of main street. giving trackage for loading car-lots
at the very doors of the jobbers.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-13
D. ,, Kird5ofsuer,in auf rDa(nut 9iGs

Die Guartalsper'dmmluHg Dss
0eutidsn prot. GirbbofsDeretns auf
Walnut SiQs lpurbs 9eitsrn Rdhmits
Tag in Der ISABELLE auf oem Jrieohof
abgebaltsn. prdIiDsnt Wm. 6. GuIoD
fiibrts ben 8oriiB uno Setrstdr Bruno
2uhoti bas Yrototoa. Gs nuroe be-
rihtst, oaB bic aontroperie nit Der
partbetorbe in 0ut&m geTdlihtet perz
ben piro uHo baB ale Jntersfen oes
airhbofspsreins getpabrt perben. 8em
8sriht oes SbaBmsiiser5 5erru u. 8.
plump uE6 oes 5yinan3 SetretGrs
Serrn Gharlss 9. 9ra6 sufolge betrus
gen bic Giunahmsu in Den leBten brsi
WOnaten nsbit RaFsnbeitano $9685.5O
uno bic ausgabsn $7137.51. 70 bab
oas Hsue Sabr nit eiHsm 8sitono bon
$2547.99 begonnen lpuroe. YerEpalter
8. S6mtot berittete iibsr bic 5bdtigs
tsit auf e:m lrisobOf uno idmmtIide
Serihte puroeH benz prototoQ eiHDers
Ieibt.
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6ertuegb 1amennerein.
lie Tameu iparen FIR eas arbeiter
Sangerfeit nm CONNER.

Chns bic 5ilfs be- Jrnusn gsbt ss
nitt. Ger 5erfpegb Wdnnsrhor. auf
oeiisn StuI'ern gaE5 dlsin bic 8ors
bereituuden fir oQs Irbeiter sgunoeSz
iGngerfeit. ods i'm Suni bisiss Subrss
in uniersr SStdot abgsbaIteu iptro,
ruben, fab bas sin. DssblG5 psraH=
labts er bic fSruuen, Sdpeitern uno
Sf)dse fsiner WlitgIientr, ii6 su eiusm
0erein 3uiammtn3uihlieben uH0 ben
5erren Der SdopfuHg et.pas pon Der
2ait db3unsbnen. Die DaueH lparen
ioaleit nit 6sr} uRo 6anb odbei.
griinDeten osn !oerpsgh TameHDerein
uno iistten bic ao1Fhen suiammen,
auf tpeIhe gBeife oas fyeft am pirtz
iumften unterftiibt perben sonnts Sic
tdttsn aItib osn rihtisen GiHiaa.
Sis Iagtsn iit. 3u siHem SdusTfeit
gehort 9elo uno oesboIb fpurpe be-
ihloHen, zine oroBs Sparbiihis ansu
lsseH. 5n oisie iIisBen bic geiirGas
unb bic Grirogs bsr perihieoeHen tleis
gsn Seitlihtsi,en, tUelhe Die 3dusu
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bereitS aeitern in Der Nercer Sons
fat. auf Der sinsn Stits mar Der
Glffeeiifdl eebett uno nit ielbitgebos
fsflsm auhen bslaoen. 4uf Der an
beren Seite puroe Der lhdumsuoe
Grant sreotnSi uno i'm 5iHteraruno
mar eine 5dfel aufaeitellt. bic nit al
Isrlei Sahsn bslaosH ipar. pelde CUR
gerlooiuna gelangtsH. Die 9amen
battsn sroBeR 3uipru6. osnH nitt
tlns mar Der 6erlpesb Ronnsutor in
gorpore erihisnsn uno psrfhorte o1s
ieit Durh feline gie1sr, ouh Diele fort
fhritt!ih 1eiinHte 4rbeiier tameH NIT
ihrsu 5amilien uno dmiiiirtsn iIh NIT
ben llebriaen. T1s syeit nahm ben
ihonIten 0srIauf uno. mas bic 5dupt
fade III, es bit sinen itaitliden ueber
iGuB srlebsn. Die 8orbsreiiuRgsn
botten ean3 atlsin bic DameR gstrofs
fen. Sic hutten BEN aaffse gstott,
ben autsn gebddeH. Die 9egsnrdnoe
iiir Die 9srloofung seiammsIt; iie be-
Iorrfta bic 9anienuua uHo feBten Die
2coie ab. iooab Der Ihone Grfotg nur
cine aerefts ansr'eHnung ihrar anges
5trenaien Thd.igteit mar. Die 6on=
neurs matten in lisbenspiiroigsr
Wei's bic 5rausn Oberronn, Grant,
pariuih, psnning. ShlagengeiI uno
2obmeper.
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gapsr 60. getrpffeH uno 3ur Seite oe.
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Wsrcp Soipital.
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ausaef6laqsn unb Trdu lope erlitt ar
ben 5dnosn 5drtabit}iirfungen.
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Deutf6eS6iiten- -@efeGf6att.
9ie geamten fir Sas fommcnoc Jabr
nominirf.

Sn Der geitrissn 8erIammtung, !peIz
DIE untsr benz goriis Don 9errg Bm.
Witte uno Der prototollfiibruHg BON
Germ 4l. ariiger In Sanhing's Co
tai an Der 13. unb Wldiu Strabe
itattfano, ipurbsn bic Beamten fir oas
fontnenoe syabr nomlnlrt.
Die 9erren ap. SOsrmann unb Ot=
to gasmdrt tpurpen ais neue Ulitgliez
Der aufgenommen; Griterer ais Gbrens
mitglieb. Ias Sterbegel0 fir bas
peritorbene Wlitglieb Wm. SmtpaQs
iuuroe our 4usSdblung angepieieu.
Sin bon 10 Witglieoern unter3eihne.
ies GeIud Inn Rspiion Der aonitituz
ton fpurbs an Elm aus osn Serren SB,
Qlbers, al. ariiser. s5ohn Wilp, Mm.
9auielmann unb Qrnolo Wibmann
deficiencies aommittee pertpieien. Gins
Ginlabung Der gldttoItsten 8ogelz
ibeiten GeieGstup, iopie cine IoIh:
Der RoroneutIhsn ShIbens9eieas
ihaft unb pes 2ibertp Rifle Club
ipuroen nit Der geItimmung, in corr
pore an beren rsfp. JeitIihteitsn tbeilz
sunehmen, angenommen, 2ln benl
Mastenbaa Der RheinIdnber aarnes
palss 8sidlihaft piro Ijh Der Der
Elm no6 Grdftsn betbeiligsu. -3as
8srqniigunes. aonlmittee 6erittet, bab
Der lleberihuB BEG iiinsItsn aonigss
baas $3.50 bstrGgt
3as aus ben 5erren Gilermann.
Jrsb. giI3 unb 81. llptmoor beit.bsns
be Nominations aommittee unterbreis
tsts foIaenbes 8eamtens gidet:
prdiioent - Wm. Mitts unb 5erm.
| Shmiis.
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g. 9apereborfer.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-13

Der 4usihub, DIR nit ben 9orbes
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Cincinnati 5urngemsiHoe betraut lit,
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