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The Springdale news., 1913-06-13
CAVE SPRINGS.

Edwin Megefee of G0Aas 8as Gaze for a few Hafs.
 Jess smith -s working f8 tae bank new, Marshal Nors.soa being sisk
 Joan Kirby of eenterton as n Cave Springs last Saturday an hast= ness.
 We have been hayHg soHe very % weather since last Saturday evening
 Reed Hubbard planted a late pa.ch Of corn June tte 10 for late roasting ears.
 Mrs. Lena Megehee of Combs is visiting her father and mother, Mf. and Mrs Dock Beard
 Jeff Hubbard claims to have the champion colt on osage Creek ln the way of saddle stock.
 Prof Wilson and Perry Philips went up 10 Bentonville last week 10 attend the teachers institute.
 Tom Divin of Cave Springs took charge of his brothers store oyer at Healing Springs last week
 Cutting clover hay E the order Of the day now The hay crop is good this year in Benton County.
 Uncle Bill Derrick has been con fined to his bed for few days with rheumatism. but He ls able 10 be up some now.
 The Holiness Sunday setool of Rogers came down 10 cave spez= ss last Wednesday on their anHH44 picnic and they enjoyed the very much
 We only got small part of the rain last Saturday afternoon whle east of us the rain Was very heavy and did considerable laaase to some corn crops
 The Rog sfs Baptist Sunday school Will ho q their annual sunday school picnic at Gave Strings June the I2 They will come sa spe ia train and all the Baptist Sun. day hool of tie surrounding towns are invited To attend at thts picnic We hope 70 have large crowd
 John Penn
The Springdale news., 1913-06-13

their teens. 50 We figure that fl they all send ards there will be in the circle as many as two thirds of the spondents Wom- en and one third men. What a handsome corps" of lady cores pondents The News will have and how proud the editor should be to have so many intelligent girls and women working for his paper, @rit- ing the news of the country, sending in items of interest each week -o De published and read by the two or three taousand ieaGels of 4Ee News. Don't Worry is proud to have his name asso@ lated with such a nice crowd of people
 Don Worry
The Springdale news., 1913-06-13
IL IfAIO\

II, c. Thompson had tie misforf- une 10 lose fine horse colt last week
 Ne had fine ram ast week which va FeFz much nesaea zn this part of the country
 TAere $ to be an oId-,im sing Enz at lbis p5aae la tHe Hea. 6atufe Wla give he tate later on
 Ms Dora sullivan is0t any be,- Ter at tai5 Vgifug Miss Wiilet,e Nashbara is stay ng With her.
 Mr and Mrs. Arthur Pearson oe oaA Gro4e visited " r Aeeamey and family Saturday aiei. and Sun day
 Miss Bessie Thompson q this place has been emp oyed e teach the fall term of school at Thomas. We wish her great success.
 Mir and Mrs Fred Thompson left last Friday for their home Ok lahoma after three months visit al Will Rogers. Claude Rogers went with them
 The moving tent show was at Harmon Monday and Tuesday night Of last week Brown Eyes did not attend but I hear it was largely at- tended by the people of tnis yi cinitx
The Springdale news., 1913-06-13
Ulcers and skin Trouble <.

If you are suffering with any old. running or fever sores. ulcers. boils. eczema or other skin troubles, get a box Of Bucklens Arnica Salve and you win get relief promptly Mrs Bruce Jones, of Birmingham, Ala suffered from an ugly ulcer for nine months and Bueklens Arniea salve cured her in two weeks. Will help you. Only 25c. Recommend ea by all druggists.
The Springdale news., 1913-06-13
Cwenty Years Ago
6The News, June It. I893D

fThe News. June i6. IS93)
 Peaches are being shipped from this place
 |. D. Petross srent a portion of the week al his farm on War Eag- le.
 W. II. Kelso and wife eft Wednesday morning for Chi ago to take | the big fair.
 [. c. Dodson rode lie eoat n tae l. o. O. F. fraternity Wednes- day night Of last W ek
 Mrs. Dr. Lininger Will leave Mon- day for Chicago where sEe goes 10 attend the Worlds Fair
 Miss Addie saate# returned Wednesday from Indiana where she has been visiting for some time past.
 Newt Haxton. ]. 3. slaater. Isaac Holingsworth, N F Mathis, Lire Graves, chas. smyer. Cash Pratt. Will Hax. on, Eugene Hines and Walter Haxton Went down on osage Friday fishing
 Jasper Miller, form ely =ef tHis place. bur HOW of the Indian Ter fi-ory, was united .n marriage Sun lay to Miss Kate Ba.tenfield at he residence of the bF. de $ Par- eats in Prairie Grove.
 Prof Groxdaie las q .os of men getting oat roek for the foanda .iou 70 the academy building ' will be I nice building when ompleted and something 70 te proud 9f-Elm Springs spendenee.
 J ". =Carrel and family of sprindgale came out 10 the old home place Sunday. and on Monday Mr Carrel started his reaper, the first to cut wheat in the valley this Spring Valley correspond ence.
 The band boys have secured the services Of Prof. Anson. an old band man and a first class musician who will instruct them Tor a while The band will give an ice cream and raspberry festival d the resi- denee of C. G. Dodson tonight.
 At the meeting of the school board Monday the following teach CTS were selected for he next term of school. 10 begin about the mid dle of September. Prof kennamer, principal; W. H Holeomb, 1st as sistant, Mrs B F Denver, 2Hd as Sistant; Miss Brogdon, 3rd assist ant; Miss Minnie Amacker, 4th as sistant
 s W Clark has let tEe contract for the erection Of his brick build ing 10 Messrs. Caudle and Phillips. who are getting the material or the ground as fast as possible The building will be 24 by 70 and will be two stories Mr. Clark will use both stories for his furniture business. This is the building now occupied by Limbaugh Bros
The Springdale news., 1913-06-13
SOUTH SPRINGDAIE.

He IItd dLG u ut W--I It yer urn away rom you.
 From bite est exper4Hn the sweet st lesson = often learned.
 The most frasrant rose in the garden isn't always the presttest rose
 Bla .kbetres are getting ripe and ta1e bushes aJs as m a4 they ean stick
 Mss Anna and Lulu Raeaels took dinner with Mrs Plammer and her mother ole day last ek
 Don Worry ts ander obligations 10 Harry Rhode- former resident Of South spr.ngdale. for farors-
 Selfishness ts often piompted thru love for an other, and not alto gstaer through ioee for ones self
 Bro c!aud BridenthaI preached at Zion Sunday night There V as a large crowd gut 0 hear a4me- 90 we were informed
 Miss Ada Smith was ID Aome from Fayetteville Saturday on vis- 1t to her home peop.e Miss Ada Was looking real well
 Mr. and Mrs. C. " GHggs Lave daughter and her ahiIdfen down from Battesfie1d. Mo, visiting ten. They came Friday of last week
 Nr Bridenfhai thinks lis wheat VII be ready to eut next week. He thinks tAe 4oa VI be ahoat an average but scmea a zho.t h straw
 This weather $ most too 5ool Tor June bugs, and Q 1 fellows Ike Don Worry whose 5loed thEn had to call for more cover las night.
 The farmers are feeling good oY- CT the nice rains they have been getting the past week The Lord sends his rain uIon the just and un- just alike
 Some times We find royal blood enthroned in the low!y log cabin reigning with meekness and lowli- ness of heart. A king whose throne is righteousness and love
 Don't Worry returns thanks to Geo, Brooks Of Clear Greek for the loan of very interesting Lock to read Our Coming King by Jenny Bland Beauehamp of Denton. Texas
 Every man ouhgt to keep his mouth eean before his children. Don't Worry hasn't got child that can say they ever heard nm utter all =unelean word in their life in any shape or form. neither can they say they ever heard Us repeat a smatty yarn in =their presence that We had heard other men tell iH oar. pres enee-nor can they say they ever heard their father curse and swear or use profane language Of any sort We have kept our mouth clean be- fore other peoples children as well as our own children and We scorn the man who VII speak yutgar words before our children Be pure before your own children II you want them 70 be pure, keep your mouth clean
 One dozen post cards have been received up 10 date, Sunday, by Don't Worry, nine out of the dozen are from women and some girls in
The Springdale news., 1913-06-13
tIIFTN'

Crops here are looking fine
 Cleya Ford made bus uess trip to Eureka Springs the 6tH
 Rev Nm Weatherman filled his appointment at California Sunday.
 Homer Ferguson and wife We're visitors of Toie yaughan's sunday.
 I'aele Bud Vaughan is oH he pung Isf Fie .s troubled With smothesing spells.
 W P sandliaa has returned home rom Kansas where he has been vists#ag relatives for some time
 Had a me raiH 5rd and lth. Al so lad que aa eleztsE# al storm tae 4Ha Ha3s lf,fIc ei a5ae near gertas 6Ilea She Qa@ aeaf d @ife fetHe aHea no l5s ta8s raaeat on fhe Nfze. Fac slaa so severe ai sGe as aa 6I #0a= foe time F . same day E M samaels 9ad COW and Geo nfa.a q mare killed N the HehtaIn4
The Springdale news., 1913-06-13
LIBERTY

Clint Young.s sons are visiting with Jim Soapes and family.
 We are having some rain which We have needed for some few days.
 Mr. and Mrs Jes.e soapes are visiting with Mr Hamilton and fam ily
 Miss Julia Hamilton as returned home from Oklahoma where ~ae has been visiting her sister.
 Miss Mamie Featherston and Miss Blanche Nichols attended childrens service at New Hone Sunday
 A. II Poindexter is attending Federal court at Ft Smith this week He has employed Ben Fla gala to do his work
 charleg Davis made business ,rip to Cave Springs Saturday a. ternoon | seems as though Af. Day., Gas quite fancy for the y 5s ave aefe of late.
 Luther Fasa planning Q work with straw berries quite while as ae mad perfect success this gear. selIag #oHer Ala efates of berries rom not quite ? asres of land
 Mr. and Mrs A. II Po.ndexteT made business trip 70 Bentonfil!e Saturday and their daughters Nola and Emma, who are attending each ers institute returned home %Ith them to spend Saturday and sun day
 Plua Bell
The Springdale news., 1913-06-13
PUT OSF, Ell. OUT.

suffered 36 years from skin disease suffered from q sk.H d -ease for 36 ears, and aboat s.x uen-Hs ago Il attacked oue Of mg etes aad pm t out After t was fdo .ate [ go a bo, of Hunt eare and Be- gan to use i, ana must say that 1t is the best remedy have used n 36 years. and l bel e2e f WiA cure any skin eruption
 P. H. Chaaky,
The Springdale news., 1913-06-13

Guy W Garen, register of the |. :. Land off. al Little Rock, and John E. Bush, receiver of the same office, were recently request ed to resign by the administration at Washington The former. whose term of off is about out, com piled with the request, but Mir. Bush, who is a negro and wha las over year yet to serve, says he has no intention of resigning
The Springdale news., 1913-06-13
Piles Cured in 6 tof Days

Your druggist will refund money if PAze OINTMENT fails 10 cure any case of Itching Blind Bleeding CT Protruding Piles inc to l4 days
 4e aIs. arf.ieatien gifes Ease and Rest. sQe
The Springdale news., 1913-06-13

Everybody's friend-Dr. Thomas Eleetic Oil, the great household rem edy for toothache. earacte, sore throat, cuts. bruises, scalds Sold at all drug stores. 25c and see.
The Springdale news., 1913-06-13

Direct election United States Sen ators is now the aw of the land, Secretary of State Bryan on the last day Of May having signed the formal announC ement of the adop- ton of the amendment 10 the Fed eral constitution
The Springdale news., 1913-06-13

At the meeting Of the Demo cratic Committee of Saline County held last week a resolution was adopted to hold the primary next year on July 2 and have an old fashioned summer campaign At the last state convention a resolu- ton was adopted providing that the primary to nominate state can didates be held in the summer, but after a number of the delegates had left the convention hall this action was reeonsidered There is no question but what summer cam paign is better than winter cam paign-better for the cand dates and the voters and i is to be hoped that other counties will do as Saline has done.
The Springdale news., 1913-06-13

Judge Styles T. Rowe of Fort Smith, candidate for the Democratic nomination for attorn- ey general at the last election, was killed by Alonzo Willett, a laborer, last week. Wnlett met Rowe on the street and struck him with his fist In the fall Judge Roweas head struck the pavement producing concussion of the brain from which he shortly died. Rowe was attorney in law suit in which Willett was interested and this is said 10 have been the cause of the attack.
The Springdale news., 1913-06-13
Sprinedale, Ark, June IT. 1915.

Richard L. Met alfe, editor q the Commoner, owned by w J.. Bryan, has been appointed mem- Der of the Iathumian canal Com mission by President Wilson, the salary Of which is $14.0G0 per year.
The Springdale news., 1913-06-13

call has been issued for a meeting of the Republican State Central Committee at Little Rock Tuesday. June l7, to consider the advisability of nominating a candi- date for governor The Progress i've wing of the party will hold state convention in Little Rock q week later. June 24. To name d candidate for governor and 1t seems to be conceded that the honor will go to Col. Geo. W Murphy, for mer Democrat and at one time Attorney General.
The Springdale news., 1913-06-13

If 1t happened ita in The Nova 2
The Springdale news., 1913-06-13

Edwin Megefee of. Combs 1as a Gaze for few day
 Jess smith $ working fa tat bank new, Narshal Nors.soa being
The Springdale news., 1913-06-13
Most Children Have Worms.

Blue Bell.
The Springdale news., 1913-06-13

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The Springdale news., 1913-06-13

2 IL. ChaMkv.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
@idtiae ncne @eictcSbeitimmnnacn.

Der Scnot nobm in letter ISOLDE
5ipei fir Den 0iitrift mibtige @eieb-
porlagen an. Die critic peritGrft Die
Strofe iiir iogeltonntc uSopriocrs~
8. +. fir oic, meldc automobile mo
Mtotorr1ocr, Die ibnen nidt geboren,
fiir ibren @ebroiih nebmell, obne Die
Grlanbnis oes 8eiiberS 81 baben.
@or bisber ole bodite Stroie oofiir
6 Monntc @ef6ngnis, 10 f0nnen nod
Dem nellen gntpurf Strafen bis
1000 Collars ODER bis sll flint Sab
rem Gpfdngnis ~perbdngt merOen. Die
6ipeite Yorloge gibt elmer Sltru ons
&edt, I'M Safe lie einen Ingeflog.
ten Oes Moroes I'M eritcn @rnoe iiir
ihuloig b%cfinoet. ibrcm llrteilSiprilf)
bin3u5uleben: obne Sooesltrofe; miro
abcr nuf 5boesitrnfe erfnnnt, Damn
loa Der |ernrteilte iidt mebr am
@1lgen, lonoern i'm eleftriihen Stubl
Ieinc Sat biiBen. 2ebterer YoliuS III
ouf Gmpfeblung Der 0iitriftstommii'
fare in ole Gorlage bincingefommen.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
0cs SimOcs s6ntcmscI.

Baltimore, %. San. I'm
Die @oloiiihe in Dem goiiin oes Ga
fnpette-S Square beobahten 5i fonnen,
fletterte Die pier Sabre ate Miloreo
&iloo BON Nr. 1887, Mprtle-9lpe.,
ouf Die Glen : Ginfaiiung. sic per-
Tor babel ibr @leifgcmidt mo Itiir5-
tc III oas eisfalte @aiier. Gos @c-
id)rei Oes MGo6enS lodts Den Yorf-
poli5iItcn glilguit 6. Mottes berbei,
Der oas GiuO beralisfiiftc. Nadoem
Mottes pom griioer6en 0esgtG0henS
Die @obming erfobren nbttc, midelte
er MfilOreo in ieinen Moittel elm Ii.
trltg tic nad @ouie. Die erihrudeue
Wtiitter oes @dOf)ers 500 Or. @m.
Q. Sope 5il &ate, Scr fonitatierte
ooB Der llnfaa fiir oos 3ino feinc
tpeitcren crnitlihcn 6oIgen gcbobt
babe.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
@iliOn idafft SnOnanrntiOnS6aa
al.

Sn cinem Sdreibcn all @iaiom
Gorcoron Cults, Dem G~oriibcnoen
Oes Snaugurotions aomites. oriid
te Der 5ufiinitige YrGiioent Wilion
ieincn @unid ans, Den biitoriihcn
Snaugltrotiousboa, Der bisber Itets
cine ser midtigiten io5ialen 6uliftio-
nen bel oieier @elegenbeit gepeien,
eiifad fort3rloiicn.
0aourd, onB Die Megierung ibrc
Nnqcitelltcn I'M YcniionSgcb1iloc
w1brcno Der 0orbcreitungen 81 Dem
Bale belrrlonben mllB, entltebt ibr
Elm ShnOcn bon ungei1br $4,000.
NliBeroem fommt oos gciuden 0es
Bales icoer Ycrion auf So 5i iteben.
IN Der Yrdiioent oobcr niht elm
liebt, mo5ll Der Nou eigentlih gut lit,
bat or Die Mbihoiiung oeiielbeu or.
eeoronet. Gas aomitc bat ocnnge.
NAB beidloiien.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
rMatiOmaIer granOitiftnnas-s rnR".
%Or Dem GtnatsanwnIt in GbicnsO
mirO 3euanif ii6er einen iOldrn ab-
aeIeat.

Chicago, ST., "a. San. Der
5taatsonpolt lit nit Der llnteriu6-
ing iiber Oen u8ranoltiitungstrult"
bcf6Gftigt uno bat grapicrenOe Gut
biiaungen iiber minOeitens fiinf Eer=
ionem 5u per5eiAnen, pelhe al Ger
SSsni3cnierarag gpmaltiger 8rdnOe bier
uno in un0eren StGoten 0es 2anoes
betciligt gerneien iein iollcn. Die uer=
nommenen 3elgen merOeil oemndrbit
Dor bic WranO SSilrD geItclt merOen.
llnter Den @cr0d6tigten befinNet iid)
8eniamin 6inf, alias 5infelcltin ali=
as Sranflin, iuelder iid bier inter
Der 8eiAnloigung in Soft befin0et,
elmer Der Siibrer elmer 9anOe gene
len 81 fem, melhe ibrc branoitifteri.
i6e Sdtigfeit iiber oas gon5e 9ano
ausge0ebnt bat.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
0cS ec6cms miiOe.

@ittSburq, Yo., "a. San.
@roBe giifrcgruig eiititanO bier inter
ben Scutcn alif Der @romn StroBen.
@riidc, ais cine giitgcflcioctc Dame
oos @eIdnOcr Der Bride iibcritieg IT..
iih in Den foit bunocrt SUB tiefcr
gclegenen Mononoabeln i~tiir5te. Sic
ging iofort unter. Sbr Slit. Der ans
Dem @oiicr gesogen pitrOe, mrtroe
BON Or. s.. @. Oittmon ais Der ie.-
ncr Sd)meitcr. SRI. Senrictta Titt-
man, oic III MlmbaIl, Ya., woblbc-
faint mar, %ognosciert. Sri. 0itt-
man mar felt GINGER Belt frdnflih
%dciDcIcn.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
9OaeftOrem.

8%oaeftoren, pel6e in i6ren 81.
itriften autoriiiert iinO, Ole Abouue.
m~eutsbetrdge 5l erbeben uno 81
quittiereb iinO iolgenOe Serren:
6ris aleiu, 9f5 q. S. aue., q. 8.
fir Den g. @. meitli6 bon ser
10. StraBe einihlieBli6 George
topn mo HoBlDn.
Fnul Sdue9Isr unO u. s. Sitter fir
ZEN 9isit Der StaOt unO SorOris.
@egen alogen. sic inns bic iino
GA %5ufommeil, OaB Oos .Souruol"
nidt bis SamstagS 9lbenOs oOer crit
Montogs in Oie Sdnoe ser 9eIer
fommt, teiIen mir nit. OaB Sic 3ei-
tling 5citig genug oui sic 9oit
fommt, Inn Somitags Niorgens nit
.eriter Ioit ~nbgeIiefert ST. werOen.
@lon bcidpere ii6 prompt bel ocn
Serreu 9rieitrdgeru. Bel 8ieOer-
bolllng bitten mir Inn Ga1rift per
Selepbon, Moin 1889, ooer Ourd
EoItforte.
GRADIENT
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
Nns Dem ELECTROMAGNETIC
Side Ses 0NiO.

@oleonoa, "a. San. Sn ser
@egeno bon @olconoa, 81, ridtete
oaS So9maiier oes Ohio al Sen.
@iebbeItGroen uno Sen Saatfeloern
Den Idiperitcn Sdaoen leit 1884 an.
Der 6litB lit Inn 8 3oa g~eitiegen.
8ei GnirO, Sa., werOem 45,5 SUR
CREDIT.
Cairo, Sn., %. San. Sm ser
@egeno bon Cairo, ST., iin0 9anien=
De BON Mdern SnrmlGnoereien our6
ben Ohio iiberibpemmt, melher ani
45.5 SUB ooer einen bolbem SUB
iiber Den @efabrpunft ltieg. Sflem
Nnidein nod lit Elm meiteres 5teigen
oeS 8aiierS nm ie6s 3oa 5u gefpdr-
tigen.
Naiier ltsigt Del GDamSDille, entgegen
Der &Ornnsiage SeS MettcrbnrcnnS.
Croft ser @orausiage oes @etter
bltreaus Der 8unoesregierung, oaB
Der 6luB itation6r bIeiben miiroe,
itieg er nod, ilno erreidte bel @pans-
bile, Sno., cinen Stano BON 46.7
SUB. @eiteres llnbeil puroe oaourd)
ieoo6 nidt aligeri1tet. @ie ore lt1o=
tif6en @eboroen befannt mnfeiL lit
fir aae lleberi6wemmten Gorge ge=
tragen un0 man miro i9nen aud Sc
ihGftigung geben, 10 balo oaS @ai-
fer 5uriidgetreten III, 10 ooB 9lrbcitcn
sur Sanicrung Der Staot unternom-
men mctocu fonneil.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
Die StaSt SenOer maO Der gauge
Staat Colorado 6ereitet iidj gum
81. Snrufeit Dor.

rSm SSiui 5. s. fiuoet oas groBc
rationale SurnfeIt Oes 9ioronmeri-
faniiden Siirnerbuuoes in Der Sto0i
0euper i'm Staote Colorado itott. Gs
peripridt oieie oeiitide 6eier ale por-
bergebcnOen Glrnfeite iopobl in Be
5ug auf9eiuA ais aud in tlrnrriiher
uno fiinitleriider Siniidt in Den
Shatten 5il itellen. gereits 6obet
Iih 1913 gercine i'm @ergleib at t03
ocs lebten 9unoesturnfeites beim
6eitfomite SUR 9eteiIigung ongemel-
oct.
0us Oenper 6eltfomitc lit inter
Dem Yr1iiOium oes burners @oofrep
.Shirmer organiiiert. Tie @orbcrci-
tltngen uno 8ldnc limo iest i1on
tpeit oorgeihritten. Gin 5onos pom
$4,000 miro sur 9eltreitung Der
&orfoiten aufgebroht. Man bat lid
ole bobe Nufgnbc geltcat, 9elleres
inO 8~olfommencres ST i6affen un0.
permancnte Gorteile fiir Oas Sc
iommt-O cuti6tim gmcrifas 5u err
5ielen..
9ie tlirnerii6cn Nuffiibrunaen
meroen in einem Staoirm itottfin.
Den, Weld)es Sibgelegcnbeitcn fir
10000 TerIonen bobcn miro. Sn
Su~feiicnforn umidlieBt Oieie Sribii-
lie Den turueriiden Summelplob mo
Den 9eihouer in infinite Sc
riibrllllg NIT Oen 8orfii6rlnoen.
0as Ito0tii6e 9luoitoriitm. elm
Grodtgebduoc, nit elmer 2apo5itGt
fiir $4,000 Ycrioneu, lift fir MuIter-
ouffiibrungcn, 5eitipiele, @ettiinacn
liiD. r%eierpiert.
Die 0eutihen Burner meroen iiber=
ali ein gaitlides @iafommcn finoen
itno Olrd) reide0 eforotionen beqriiBt
mer0en. 9ie 9cpobncr OcS am SIT
BE Oes EifeS Neaf gclegcnen Souri-
item : St6ot1ens Maniton mer0en an
@bren Oes Tltrnfeltes einenS riumpb=
erribten. Son onOercn Colo
raooer Std0ten, meldc bis iebt Elm
reyes Sntereiie 6efimoen, iinO 2eao-
bile, @ronO SirnctiOn mo Colorado
Springs beionoerS lobeno 3u ermGf-
men.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
Srieffaaeu.

y. 3.-Der nelc @cicteutiDuri. ci-
nen 9ilonngsteit fiir Ginmouoerer
6etreiieno. uerlnnat. Dab Oieie ihre
Muttcriprndc poer ibrcn beimiiden
GioIeft (nidlt bic cngliihe Sprofe)
'lcien fonnen.
Sremer Gcier. Inter Ye5uenobmc
nnf Sbre neulid)e Nnirogc teilt cin
9cicr frelinoIidit nit, Dab ser @ol.
5erfomponiit Gnlil @aloteuiel bcreitS
Dor II Sobren, uno Stpar om 10. OF.
tobcr 1896. in NnriS geitorbcu lit.
z. @DIcntbaI.- Ycrioucu. sic lid
ourd Die AtsmonOerlng ibrer MiIi.
t1rpiliht cnt5ogeu hobcn, meroen BON
Den oelltid)cn &%ouiulaten bier5nlnn'
DC, wenn lie lid in Die Sofalit1ten
oerielbem begeben. nid)t uerhaitet, %
lie. niht ollsaelieicrt wer0en fonncn.
ESerner fonncn iremoe aoniiilotc bier.
I5ulonoc MIR nit Nilie Der 8cbor0en
@erbaitiingen uornebmen laIieu.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
NOnl SnIam0.
S66ite Gbrnna.
IraiOent Saft bcim SnbilGnm Der
g'nai 8'ritb.

Gem iiOiidJln NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9'nai g'ritb lit oie ieItene gbre mi
Ssrfobren, ooB Der @rdiioeut oei
Gereinigten Staten, iNm. $. Gait,
Dem 20. Stiftungsfeit Oes 0roens,
oos I'M Ienlpe( Beth 81 al 5. gpe.
II. 20. ctr. IN 9,ap Yorf geieiert witr
DC, bciuobnte, Ii. es nit clner Auipra-
DIE perbsrrlihte. 9tidt MIR bic Wiit-
alie0er Ocs OrOens un0 Die gafl5e
SuOcnidaft 3ep Dorfs, ionOern alh
sic Ssr1eliten oaer SdnOer miiien
0iele9lus5ciGning ieoenfo1s nod Sc
biibr I'll ih1ben, uito mcnn Gait am
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niIIe Der lebteu bier Sabre Dor lei
mem inneren Nuge uorilber5ieben
IdBt, miro er finoefl oob CT ME nnO
niraenos cine ber5Iifere, mirflih
ans freuoigem @er5en fommcnoesluf-
nobmc gefinoen bat, mic in Dem
oornebmen @~otteSbolic oil Der Stsas
be ser MiaipnGre.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
Gredjcr Snbnranb.
Sin @egelascrcr er6ertet me6rerc
@ertpndctc aif eiucm 3nac Der
GOmtbern q. d.

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&epolper 5urllnterperflug un0 raub-
te mebrere regiitriertc @oitpadete, De-
rem Snbalt elm pertnollcr lein ion.
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iltdte Oas @citc. @r mltrOc BON 81
ienbabn : 0eteftipS nnO b%eipoffneten
8iirgern in Der llmgegenO, Die cine
unmirtlidc lit, perfolgt, bat aber bis
jebt nidbt oingfeit gemadt meroen
f0men.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
Aiinftigc NOnucntiuncn in @aibima.
ton.

Su Dem aemciniomrn aomltc DER
Chamber Of Commerce. ocS goaro
Of Grooe uno Der Hctnil Merd)antS
AIlocintion fiir aonpentionen bcrid)
tetc 0ns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Scr San
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bon fiiuf aonucntioncn i'll @aibina.
ton errcidt babe, mo 5lpor merocn
f%olgeuoe @crb6noc bier togcn: am
"a. GSebritnr bic ani1bts Of tbc Col.
Den Gogle. am GO. Mars ole Sc
0eral Min 5000 Nuaos Aiiociotion,
onl 3. M0r5 Die Gotrieians. mo Ter.
uer I'M Meir5 Die s. 2. q. Y. Hua Ole
ScoglIe Of the lliitco Stotes.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
0iitrittS,G OmmiTGrc beridtem
aiinitia.

Sie 0iitriftsfommiiidre bobeu 81
icu aiinitiaen 9eridlt an ocn Son
9rcb aeiauot, in ge3lig olif Den @e.
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&rieaes 81 Dem Comprehension fiir
friibcrc SoIooten mo SceIeute Ser
Union i'm 0iitrift 5laelniien wcrOcn.