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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-30
GranSeis.H siibertrasasstn
Gineinnati, 90. Mai.

Senrb 6. MtGysp q. u. an Jp!. 5.
Stlnoer, 3 Sabre padt, BON l. San.
1914 an, auf Elm 5tiid 2anb in Sets
tion % bon Speamore Sopuibip.
WonatIide Ulistbs So.
Walter g. Woroorf, 9ruftss, al
Grant 9uuitpn, 2ots SOP. 503. $50.
581, 848, GIT uno $50 in Der geeds
poob llnierubtbtilune. $196.69.
Sphn Sabsr an @iliam 8. @ost
II. qnb., 5beiI Don Cots % unb % in
s. .. Gurion's Ra6lab in Ghebiot.
$1.0O.
9ingen5o TalsTanbro On ReQie
Salefanbro, % bel 100 SUB on Der
Noroieite Der Queen Gitp alpsnlie, %
SUB 0itlid BON Ger Wbite Strabe. 81.
Sbe Suburban Real Gftote 60. all
Don u. Dodge, aontrati gum @ertauf
Don Cots 539, $40, 543 unb SbeiI bon
2rt 544 in Der glsmers Spnbitat linz
terubtbeilung fir $1400.
Bernard $. pster an 5enrp Stneis
Der II. Qno., 9bsil BON Got l in 8lot
3 pon guitarO Woore's llnterabtbeis
lung on Der GuDanausb 9lDenue. 81.
Sbe german 2adman 8reping 60.
Gr pbpssne ). 9raf, 25 BET 104 Sub
on Der Weitieits oes 8rpaDpap, iiibs
lid bon Der s. Strabe. $13,500.
: Settle 81. Cor an pbpssne 8. 9raf
"a BEL 80 Gub an Der Weltieitc bes
groaopap, 45 SUB nDrbli4 bon Der
Z. Strube. 81.
Samuel 9. Cooper an 2erop nil
ion, Got II in Warp Daeep's llnters
abtbeilung ppn Roripoob. 81.
Gam. SsrBman an Siaae Sontin,
Got 215 in Der Geoar Grope 6. unp
9. aHn's llntsrdbtbsilung. 81.
2ucinba N. ). 9usbes II. 2lnb..
an ausuit parions II. Mnb., IL Bel 80
CUB an Der ROrDIeits Der Glart Ctr,
an ber Ode Der 2ouifa Strdbe. 81.
SfobsIa Urban ey. Neua Ciesrle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-30
Sie Sabafspfeiie.

4ls bic Spanisr in Weitinbien bic
Ginseborenen aliiammengerollte 5ds
batbIdtter rau6en ia6en. beidloiien
Tic. ben 5abot nab europa su btins
gen. Ilein bier iparb Der eble ana'
tier aunddit nidt aeruu6t. Gr tpurot
pislmehr als SeiItraut betra4tet, gall
aIs WunberpIlurSe. 9lls iolde aoa
ben 3abat suerit Moniieur glicot,
Der franS0iii6e 9efanbt. in 2iiiabon.
limb 10 iam ss, bag inn au Gbrsn
bas 9raut ben Ramen Ricotina er.
hisIt.
gBer iii nun Der Grfinbsr Der sas
batpfsiie oeipsisn2 glun. iein Rams
fparb Der RnG,peIt nidt iiberlieiert,
fein @broniit er5dblt BON ibm. aber
iopiel ipiiien mir bod. bah ben guro'
perm bic pfsife DON ben sSnoiansrn
ROrbamtritds iibertommen III. bic sur
.2eit Der Gntoedung bieies adnbes GUS
eiIsm Ianaen Robr rouhteH, bas nit
bunten 'fsbern unb geflo9tenen Saa'
rem peraiert mar. Gs 1T aetpifierma'
ben bas lrbiIb Der laneen pfeife ses
iporbsn. llebsrbies tonitotierts bort
Waltbsr Ralsiah. als er 1884 @irsi.
nien entbedte. bic beriibmte fsriebens.
pfeife, bic bic Snbianer Bel ibren 8es
ratbnngen BON 2ippe su Sippe eeben
lieBsn. Sic 1T fpGtsr in al bic iamos
fen Snbianergei6idten iiberseaangen
bensn bic sIuasnb nod INNER ibr Sns
tereiie auipsnDet.
gnaliicbe Watrofen fparen es, bic
aegen gnbe bes 10. sSabrbunberts bic
sabatpfsife aus glorbamsrifa nad
europa brahttn. 9srbdlinibmdbis
idnsG psrbreiiete iih bag Sabafirins
Ten. pie man bas Aauden aus bsr
pieife nannte. iid iiber aans europa,
obidon aufDrberit bngeasn nieIfdh auf
bag lebbaftsfe aseifsrt ipurbe. Die
bo6tpoba6blihe polissi fab bag 9as
battrinten nit iheelen glugen an.
9lasin es esIana Der Obrisfeit nidt.
bas Raudtn bintan5ubaltsn. Gas
@snuBmitteI fsbts iid pielmebr sum
Berger pieIer 2eute bur6, unb st,nr
fparb Dorerit ausidlsBli4 aus Der
Bfeiie gerauft, wenn sleib bic erIten
guropder, bic ben 9abat tennen lern.
ten. i'm in iSorm pon 3iaarren raudtu
faben.
ssm Sabre 1889 erfanb bonn frana
Wicarius bic auiammsnsefsbts pfsifa.
LGuSs .i1s aisa.bia &tpssuteupieifs kF,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-30
GrsuseisextIxms +. 5sputbefes
eineinnuti, 90. mai.

Reue 9ppotbeten.
gIiiab .. Carer an Glart Ctr.
8. unb 3. 60. $2500.
Sba 3utterlins an Satlep sfms
proDsb .. uno 6. SO. $4,000.
@resor Soitiud on Sobn .. Go!s
lins. $500.
Senrp S9neibsr an Z. Warb g. II.
9. go. $1,000.
0erisIbe an Bernard $. gSstsr.
$100.
pbDsene @raf an Court SonI.
GaDings 9ant. $4,000.
8. 3. gusrsman an Ronpareil ..
u. so. $2500.
Sfaae Sontin an Gam. 9erBman
II. 2lnb. $500.
aerOp Dilion an San sMareO 9.
uHb 6. u. $2800.
Catherine Websr on gbarlss q
Seilter. $500.
Rena DisterIp an Some Sabinss
9ant 60. $4,000.
grneft 8. &romsr an bieielbs.
$4,000.
Gfella O. Ri9arbs .an Cottage 3.
unb g. 60. $3.50.
Sslena 6. Mellman an bieielbe.
500.
Marsuret Steusr antoisfslbe. $500.
Wiaiam Gpans on s.Sune Ctr. y.
g. uno 6. go. $500.
Carl O. priee an Mufir sSal 2.tii.
.. 60. $2250.
Sbe llniteb States a}nper 0oobs
60. an 5bs Globe s@syuids 90,
s52, ,757.5o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-30

9as Kobe" 2ieb. Sos .bsrbe
unb robe" 2ieo. bas b.m io5idIbemos
trdtiid&n abseorbnsten Saeni9 10
iebr mibfiel. bab sr in Der De,
bate benz Ibeeorbneisnbdus poll gnts
riiituna Den f96nsn Refrain: r8em
bau' i6 auf bic G6nut" preissab. III
eisentli4 rett barmloier Ratur. Gs
1T, ipis bas .9erl. gassbl." erfdbrt.
ipeiter ni6ts als cine ultige parooie
auf bag b<tannte Wauberlisb .Sinaus
in bic 1erne", bic bon allen Sertas
nern unb Guintauern glorbs unb
Observation-Disclosures felt mebr benin rs
Sabrsn a.iunsen tpirb; lie ldutet
iportp5rtlih:
Sinaus In bic 5erne
Wlit 8utterbroi unb Spsd!
9as en- i4 10 serns,
Das nimmt mir ieiner meg.
unb per bas tbut,
Dem bau' i1 auf bic S4nut,
DAB ibm bic Taie blutet,
DaB ibm bic Ndfe blut'!
Obsr aud nit einer gerIinsr 8a-
riaHte: 1
Dem buu' id auf bic R..Is,
DaB fis blut.
Das IN 5ipar nidi fsAr idon. nbet
es III bod pobl aud nift ssrabe dufs
ressnb, tpenn Elm 5ebnidhriser Sunse
benz anberen in 8erien NIT benz
Gauitreht brobi, falls sr ibm fein
guttsrbrot tlaue. iyreili9, einem an
bic aarte Sprade bss .9ortpGris' ses
ipDbnten Wanne mub Elm iol6es guns.
senIieb auf bic RrDen seben! j
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-30

2eon q. sifsl an Clinton 6. uno
.. So. $25oO.
anna Seimer an eagle q. unb 6.
q. $4,000.
Sobn s.. Stte an 6iefelbe. $500.
aena S9epib an biefslbe. Z $6250.
MarD Z. 3boma an bieielbe. $4,000.
tSamud g. Odpies an 4ponoale Z.
uno 9. 60. $4,000.
CHARLES ". Z. Mdltsr an Central
Gapinss 9. unb &. 60. $4,000.
Masbalsna Wt. SeIlup an Brighton
German gant SO. $1,000.
5bomas gnnnon II. Inb. an Wo'
bapf German 3. unb g. 60. 5000.
Sreberid Drud.r an 5inance 6. II.
9. So. $250O.
Soiepb grtel an Sunbamellta! 6.
unO 3. SO. $4,000.
Wiarsaret MtWalters ON Weitern
9lpenue 9. u. $500.
aouiie s. Wtitdea an s. gaui6s-.
$517.
ebarle5 VI. Steiler on cottage y.
un5 9. 60. $1,000.
Marsuret WeWalters an Waltsr 3.
Sdmibt. 5000.
Wiuiam Gpuns an Soiepb 3. 8ae'
riIon. $34S.SS.
Serrb 9. Sobnion on Spcdmors
g. unb 6. So. $500.
qatrid 6. 5arlsp an bisislbs. $500.
Getilgte S1potbeten.
Sslsn Camping an San Warco Q.
unb 9. u. $1,000.
Belle 6. Qluoribss an Midael u,
0rilsp. $325o.
SDpbia 3immerer an 2suor .. uno
6. So. $3.50.
Sobn Sdneibsr on propibsnt 2oan
60. $500.
2lnnie WeGabe an bieiel6e. $1,000.
2tnna .. Sunberbaus an bieielbe.
$500.
). 8. Gpersman an 1onparsil 9.
u. SO. $2500.
Warsaret Steuer an Cottage 9. uno
6. go. $500.
Gitels q. Ridarbs an Oisislb:.
$500.
Sslen 6. @saman an oisielbs.
$1,000.
Sfabsaa Urban an SerOms !. Wsus
Der. $500.
Glijlb 3. garper an GrpoiitiOn 3.
unb 6. 50. $4,000.
Senrp 6. Wensfes on MuIic Sda
6. uno .. So. $2250.
qnna Wsus an SanIon I'D. Goos
per. $500.
gDm. 6. 9aipion an Serbsrt 6.
pa6oub. $500.
CLARA 6. Wannsnlpsti6 all Wsiieyn
&c SOutbern 2ife Sni. 60. $500.
Samuel g. OaDies an Wi!ber Z.
arnOIb. $1,000.
SObn $. alottsr on bsnisI6sn.
$170O.
GamueI g. Gapies an Union Saps
inss .. uub 3. 60. $2750.
Sobn $. alOtter an bieieIbe. $4,000.
9sorse W. Gopebs ON Grite Rationl
9. unb 6. SO. $4,000.
gbeIbsiO Sirtb an llnioH SuDiugs
9. uno 3. SO. $4,000.
WiIforb 6. 5atbatpap an Gosmos
pOIitan y. unb g. so. $1,000.
9erielbs ON Sobn u. Rpan, Rc6.
labperDalter. $700.
Glen Steusr on Cottage Q. i,no
g. so. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-30

tannit mir feline aleiber taufen9 -
ih nil bic alien fIidenl Du bait Dor
9trhfit feline 3eit gum Slide lid
ipia nit Dir in Der glrbeit gliidlih
iein," 9(d, bas mug crit bas rehts,
luabre Slid in Der 2ie6e iein! So
mittampfen, glbridn. nidt pabr? SD
babe 10 piel bariiber na6seoadt. be-
ionpers in Der lebtsn 3eit ;. no i9
10 neben einem /. neben eiNemBrautz
pdlr 80.
sic perlor ben Saben ibrsr Reb..
gbrian iab ibr 10 tief, 70 eigen in bic
au9en. Seine Singer rmihloiien 10
feit. 10 heib ibre 9Gnbs.
rpb0be", murmeIte er, .bas lit ia
ullss ietr f9on, gan3 punberidOn.
Nber am Gn6e bod BLOB 5beurie!
Weun bas nal in Der praris 10 fir
sic tdme - 10 ne 3umutbung :.
nit einem Wann. Der Sic liebt ;. :.
unb aana arm lit 49,"
pb0be fpurbe -flammenb roth. Sic
tpanote ibr a0pf4en bin unb Der tpie
ein ideusr @ogel.
SD. id ba6ie bas nur 10 i'm
aa9emsinen", itottsrte tie perlessn.
2tDrian fabte lid nit GspaIt. SEPT
mar ni6t bic 3eit, an iia ielbit gu
bentsu.
.RatiirIib = nur 70 i'm ausemei.
men,. lpieosrholte er nit einem une
frsisn 2aden unb briidte p6bss SGns
be nod feiter.
ga. bas tparen iiibe, periidnbige
Worte 9epeien = lie bltten ibm ben
Simmel aufsetban!
Wsnn iie es T o aniab, ( 0 nit offes
nen 2luaen feline @rmutb anidaute
uno aar teinen romantiiaen Timbus
barum floht - bann an Gn6e lieb
es lid bod fhon ipagen =. nno mar
es nitt ibr oorbeItimmtes S9idial9
War iie niht fir ibu erpdhisn, bliibte
iie nidt inn entsegen, bate lie mob.
in ibrsm 2eben einen anoeren 9eoans
ten oebabt ais ibn. i. War bieie ipuns
beriams ginfa9beit hires 6erSens
unD bss ieinsr ni6t qerabe jebt pie
sine Sffenbaruns. mo- bic anoeren
beiben iteiterten an BEN gallait, nit
bem bas 2eben ibre S,:elsn iiberlabsH
bate -. War niht ON Gnoe bic gins
fa6beit Suglsih bic Stitie2
.aomm, meine qb65s", faet.
qlorian, Gus ieinen Geo1nten auffabs
reno, .lpir lpolen su osr unsliidlidsn
6rau. 0as III ieBt uniere pfIi6t."
Gr mar 10 innig in ieinem Weien,
10 sart in ieinem Gebaren, als er
phobe bas Wfiisfen auficBte. ibr bic
Sade umgab unb iis Oann Sur SPiir
geieitste. llnO er bate ~ou" geiast
pie in ainbertaoen.
pb0be mar aanS itumm uHb befans
gen; ibr Ser5 tlopite.
Gr srsdbIts ibr. baB Selir iid in
Der Decentralization psrbpreen balie.
unb beiprad nit ibr, iie nm Ratb
fraaenb, Db man Gpnrabine bies mits
tbeilen miifis pbsr biirie, oeuH er bate
pprfibtsbalber iens5 9eripredeH in
bieier Sinii6t 5eIir sessniibsr Der.
mieoen.
Yb0bs aber ipar natiirlih Der Wleis
nun9, bab alIes ON beiten iid 10 ents
pidle. pie 2brian es beitimme.
.Deibt bu", iaste er enblft, rdm
beiten i6eint mir, oab mir crit gu ihm
seben unb ibm bon ibren Geiben ipres
den. Damn tonnen mir ibr bod
pielIeidt cine go;ihaft bringen,"
.Sa, 10 iit's fitsr am beiten."
sic aingeu 5uiammen benielbeH
@eg, ben 2lbrian morsens lin Sebn
llbr iton einmaI gema9t. Der Wino
pfiff nod INNER i4arf BON Often
bsr unb serrts ph66e an ibren &leis
bern pprtpdrts unb Iieb Norions
Mantshrasen naa born fIattsrn.
(GSortieburd foldt)
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BON ibrem SIP emppr. Gin fdrsdli6sr
2aut bate ibr Sbr setroffen = iis
batte elm junees MdbGen laden boren.
Damn gins bic 9biir auf ilnb es fam
SranSista ppr, als pb minbeitens elm
9uBenb perionen ins Simmer getre-
ten ieien.
(5ortiebuns fOlst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-30

100 Bel 100 SUB an Der Deitieits pon
Sngleiibe place. 81.
Samuel 9. Cooper an grnsit 6.
aromer, 40 BEL 81 SUB oil Der yioro.
Ieite BON Steipart 95laee in QDonbals.
$1.00.
Wofes &. Mo6 Ii. gtnb. an Samuel
.. Cooper, Cots q, 6, s rnb IL III
Samuel 9. Gooper's unterabtbsilung
in 46onbale. 81.
Clara Soffmann an 9arrp S6ies
reu6ed, Cots 223 nnb 224 in 9. 6.
Soptins' llnierabtbeiIung in Gins
tpoob. 81.
Sobn Ssiipert an Sobn u. Seiipert,
AZ BEL 150 SUB an Der Sitieite Der
Gpportb glpenlle in Weitfpopb. 81.
SDiepb Z. Sarriion an Dilians
Gbans, 9bsil BON Cots SO unb "a IL
Der Soanboe Spnbitat llnterah.heis
lung In Rorpooo. 81.
emanuel aoepenitein II. 2lno. al
9be u. 9oepenitein's Cons 60, AZ
bel 100 5ib on Der Deitieite Der Sohn
Strube. 81.
Senrp 6. Wensfes an Carl 9. prics.
5beil bon Got SO in Der Sblepilo
Spnbitat untsrabtbeill,ns in Rors
fpoob. 81.
Seize g. Gammel an Soiepbins Gols
Iins, 8 9der Ganb in Settion 26 bon
Speamors Soipnibip. $3.50.
Spispb gpple an 5be IatiOnal
9cme Co., 2.20 Qder 2dnb in SsitiOE
80 bon Columbia sOpnibip. 81.
Marp Sanben an aena S6tpdrb,
25 bel 85 5ub an Der Rorbieite Der
Court Strube, 113 SUB tpeitli4 BON
ber Gutter Strdbe. 81.
Serena Gnrsp II. 4nb. an Charles
Drusnl II. 2lnb., % BEL 1o4 Sub an
Der Roroieite Der 2aurel Strabe, 175
Sub peitli4 DON Der Sobn Strabe.
$1.00.
Wiqiam g. gletih an Gtta 9letib
A Cots In gofinser &c Soptius' sriter
llntsrabtbeiluns in Noripooo. 81.
Smossns q. 9ldtemore an 9be
Wdlnut Sius 2aunbrp Co.. 20 BEL so
SUB an Der 8eitieite Der WsntOr glOs.
auf WaInilt Sills. 81.
GIif'orO gropn, Radlabosripa!tsr.
on GliSlbstb 6. Spsamirs, Cots 20,
"a unb 35 in Sageman's 3peiter lin.
tsrabtbeilung in Sbaronpille. $3.50.
SObn y. Sibel an Senrp s. aruis
baup, Got It's in Der Guclib aano
4Hn's sipsiter llnterobtbeililns. 81.
Sarrp &. gronn an 9api5 i.
!Searn II. 4nb., Got 10 in Bel asn@
toms llnteru6tbeilung in SiIpsrton.
$1.00.
aatbarina v. S9iparb an Rsginr
Wspsr, Got 80 in GbarIss W. 9aier'g
eriter llnterabtbeiliiHs in Spauboe. 81.
Worgaret WcWaIiers an Walter 9.
S6mibt, 30 SUB an Der Siibieiie Der
popIur Strabs, 245 SUB ipsitli4 Don
Der 5rseman 4usnue. 81.
Mamie WsDer, @ormiinberin, an
Sarrg Sorfplb, 10 Sabre Yd6t, bonn
l. Mai 1914 an, allf bas Gigenthum
on Der SiiopeIt,@de Der @rmorp unb
Central apenue. Wonatli9e Wistbe
$40.
Cora q. 0aoibion an Grsb. $.
@itttsmpsr, 80 bel 100 Sub an be:
Worbpsitsgds Der Ststtinius glpsnue
ui.b SaIem Sttabe. 81.
Grben DON sbomas ganan, bur6
ben Sberiff, on Sbomas s. gannOn
Ii. 4no.. Gissntbum, betunnt ais 2438
uno 2440 Bloom Strabe in Suirs
mount. $1185.65.
Waltsr Sdmiot, 5sitamsntspoas
iireder, on Marsarst WeWaIters. 20
bel 100 SUB an Der ROrbieite Der
Jinblap Strabe, 200 SUB 0it!i9 bon
Der gapmiller Strabe. $4,000.
Glen Steusr an Charles u. Stsusr,
% Sub an Der siibisits Der DESMOND
Strabe 125 SUB peitIi4 pon bsr
Watbis Strdbe in Wabiionpille. ST.
Gbparb u. sSop an Sames 5. Wole
Iop, aOt "a in Der llnterabtbeiIung
Don 6. WOrgan's Ho9lab. 81.
geTie geaeOiIls an Martba g. gelIes
rifle, As bsi 108 SUB an Der Norbs
fpeit. Gde Der 8. uub 0urceQ 9lpe. 81.
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(6ortieslltg foIgt.)
The Huttig news., 1914-09-12

lowered the complaining citizens as-
 sessment and lowered it too much. sMayhe there is a great deal of in-
 equality in the matter of assessments
 and tax.paying. As this article is pre-
 pared for statewide circulation and
 apears in every county in the state. perhaps the local tax officials will not
 take undue offense at the suggestion
 that in some counties where this ap-
 pears SOME ONE LARGE TAX-PAY.
 FER may be able to wield such an in- fluence that his property is assessed at shamefully low rate as compared with his neighbors, you and you, and you. and the other burden bearers.
 Whatever the conditions are in your county Act No 5 when it becomes a law, will require that any changes in assessments made by the board of equalization or the county judge. after the assessor has done his work, must
The Huttig news., 1914-09-12

There is not the slightest chance for America to get into the war. Instead of sitting idly and hoping that we do not get into the mess, the people of the United States should be grasping firmly, with both hands the opportunities which lie before them. It is an ill wind that blows no good. It may be selfish, in one way, for us to take advan- tage of the troubles of other na- tions, but we must do as others have done before us and reap the harvest. We have noright to even think of mixing in this trouble. People who worry about what is to happen in the future are blind as to what is to happen now. With the greatest crop this nation has ever seen and with wonderful chance to broaden our commercial influence abroad we should be ashamed to assume a pessimistlc demeanor.
The Huttig news., 1914-09-12
Rural Voter. Not Antsaonistle.

Many rural voters have the idea that since municipalities only are affected the votes are not needed from those who do not live in cities or towns. Such is not the case. IT such voters do not vote on the amendment at all, in eject their votes will be counted against the amendment. It is neces- sary to carry the amendment by ma jority of all of the votes cast at the election. Therefore. if voter for any reason, casts ballot at the election. and fails to vote on the amendment, his vote will be counted against the amendment. Although the matter may not directly eoneor1 inc rural voter. and his property will not be af- fected one way or another If bonds should be issued by the cities and towns, yet the people of the cities and towns, who are the ones directly af. fected, do want the amendment pass cd. Therefore, the rural voter should be willing to vote for the amendment, instead of against it. or instead of passing althogether item No. IA on the ballot.
The Huttig news., 1914-09-12
GREAT SAVING IN
 INTEREST CHARGES
INplspuTABlE FIGURES SHOW ADVANTAGES OF THE MuNiC-
 ifAL BCND AMENDMENT.
tGreater Arkansas Association)

fGreater AfkansaS AssOcidtloh-l
 Arkansas cities and towns, under present arrangements, are forced to pay high rates of interest for accom- odation. Under the terms of proposed Amendment No. il, "Io bonds or oth- CT interest bearing evidences Of ln- debtedness. issued under the author fly of this amendment shall ever be sold at less than par, and when ls- sued by cities of the first class they shall not bear greater rate Of inter est than five per cent per annum, ana when issued by cities of the second class and by incorporated towns or ,ooO or more population. shall not bear a greater rate of interest than Six per cent per annum.
 It is a well known fact that many cities and towns in Arkansas have been forced to pay not five per cent, or six per cent. but eight per cent per annum, and more, for short time ac- comodations. The alternative. mas been placed before the officials or such cities and towns either to pay such rates of interest, or to perm. much needed public improvements, or general character. to fail for lack ot assistance by the, cities or towns.
 Strange as it may appear. cities ana towns in other states, under laws sim liar to that proposed by the present amendment are able to obtain mon ey by the issuance of long term bonds at very low rates, namely, per cent, 4 f-2 per cent, , per cent or per cent. whereas, Arkansas cities and towns now desiring money for two, three or four years. are forced 10 pay eight per cent per annum, or more.
 Suppose the aggregate indebtedness of the State and towns of the State of Arkansas was being carried at 4, l-2. , or per cent. instead Of the rates which cities aud towns are now forced to pay for accommodation. Fig ure for yourself the saving there would be to the people in the amount of interest per. thousand dollars, ny figuring the difference in the rates. and multiply that a.nouat by the mum
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Is there anybody in your town that the above cartoon calls to mind?
 Is there man who assesses his stock of merchandise at s5,000 and ad- vertises his $50,000 stock" for sale at big reduction when bargain time rolls around?
 Is there man who sells his build ing for sl5,o0o and pays taxes on it at a S5,000 valuation2
 Don't blame your assessor too much if there is. Possibly he put fair valuation on this and all other prop erty when he assessed 1t.
 , Maybe the Board of Equalization was not thoroughly informed as te values and they may have lowered the assessors figures. Perhaps when an angry owner complained that his prop erty was assessed at more than his neighbours whose property was worth more than his own. the county judge
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her of thousands of dollars which the people of your community now owe, or have been forced to owe, during the past ten years.
 As the constitution is now no city or town can issue interest bearing evidences of indebtedness. Arkansas cities and towns, by general consent, in order to make public improve ments. for years have made prac- tice of issuing warrants, properly drawn. and approved in every way as required by law. these warrants ma. turing from one to five or six years in the future.
 Under the present law these war rants cannot bear interest, either from date or after maturity. There fore. such a warrant for one thou sand dollars maturing in five years. would be discounted by the bank at rate of interest of s per cent per apnum or higher. No criticism of the banker can properly he made, for the reason that the warrant cannot bear interest, and therefore is not considered first-class bankable paper. A municipality issuing such warrant would receive in cash. under the law as it is at present. only six hundred dollars, or less, aud that amount, and not one thousand dollars. would be the amount which would be left for use by the city; whereas. if the. mu- int hpo ing certificate of indebtedness. bear Ing say per cent interest, the city would receive the full amount of one thousand dollars in cash. but would not nay the interest of s50.00 each year until after the city had used the money for that year.
 In short. the passage of proposed Amendment No. IA will enable Arkan- sas municipalities to obtain the use of money at about onc-half the pres ent rates of interest. as well as te make unnecessary the payment of in For example. under tue law as it is at present. an Arkansas city or town. which issues warrant for one thou- sand dollars, due in five years. would receive at the most only $60000 cash. and would be forced to suffer the de- duction of the sum of s400.00 from the face of the warrant as interest for five years charged for the use of the s6G0.o0 Four hundred dollars inter est for the use of six hundred dollars for five years would equal. on the same basis, the sum of S666.66 inter est on s1.000.00 for five years.
 On the other hand. when proposed Amendment No. 14 has been passed. a municipality. by the sale of a low in- terest- bearing bond for that amcrn'
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TIE MACHINE GUN.

speak with the voice of men and devils. My messengers speed their unerring flight to countless hearts. work between two voids back of me pile of empty shells, in front of me a. widening circle of empty hearths. am no respecter of persons.
 My victories lie in a horizon of homes. He'll inspired me. man created me. women and children pay for me. Each day of battle l prepare a feast of bodies. with Death as the host.
 With my blackened wand l touch the breast of man, and forthwith there springs the incarnadine river of death.
 turn but an inch, and the lives of maidens are blasted. mothers and sisters mourn, and a hundred babes are fatherless.
 Science, Christianity and Ciyili- zation stand sponsors for me- Lie.
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New blood, new money brought by new people, homeseekers and investors is what we need to de
 velop Arkansas. More people are necessary to enhance land values and bring the greatest prosperity for the greatest numbers. The way to bring people here is to let them know what we have. What we have is so much better than most states havet to offer that when we let the people know what we have to offer homeseekers and in vestors they will flock. to Arkansas by thousaads Showing the world what we have is the big thing to be accomplished at the Panama Pa cific Exposition by Arkansas. We shoul | have the finest state