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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27

Ypt einigeu Sa9en
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ben oiirfii9i:cn gerbdltniIIen lebenoe,
I4on beiabrte 6rGuIein 6. 0ie q.
lebte TAFT au3iAIicbIi4 Bon Difsntlis
den lntsrtiibungcu; aud Sausbe.
poAncr nobHaen iit ibrer uno ibrer
permeintli9en Irmut an. oils MN
bic &. Dor einiger 3eit elm &ranten.
9aus outIu4;e, iiber9ab tie elmer 9s.
tannten Elm ipobIperi9niirtes Yatet.
bon oeiien Sn9aIt oieIe jsbo9 feline
Ibnung bate, sur 4uF6spo6run5.
Die e. itor6, unO ols oarauf oas
patet 9eoffnet murbe, lam auber
tpertpollen S1mudla9en eln SoIGens
tu4 gum 8uri6ein, auf btm cine &c.
nale Gaifteilung ibres 9ermDssns
beraei9net iDar. gs Itsllte iia ber>
aus, baB bic @eriturbene elm Spors
toIienbu6 uub elm 8antgutba6en int
8eiomtbetrage bon etpd 10000 Wtarf
beiob. Die 8obnung Der 6. tpuros
boraufbin nod elmer sriinoIiaen Gs;s
nigung geri8tIiG seI4lofIeu. Sie
Sinterlafieniaaft biirfie fa nur3
nadtrGgIiden abaus Der binteraoaes
men Steuern unb Der sefpdbrten lin,
terfiBunsen pefentli9 perrinsern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27

Sin trauriscr llnfaa. Dor ctua
Iieben Snbren," id)reibt Serr Eeter
RipplirgS Don &intpre, g. 0afoha,
vTieI laricr oantals 6rei Sabre uItes
M6hd)en Don eirem Stlpbl ,npo lullr.
&c i~niolgeoeiien 10 gel6blnt, 6oB es
EN- gnr5es Snbr altf @dnoen ltno
Slien be~rlunfrodL 0erabe pie cin
tIetnes 9abp. IS mar elm trolluiger
@rtbIif. @Gbreno bieier Belt nabm
i6 lie 5u Deridieberrcn Mer5ten, ood)
feIrer forlpte cttuos fiir lie tlrn. Gin
6relu1o ctrpfGM Inns 0olmt oen @e.
brmtf 6eS sCIpeltfrdltters.- Sh iubr
Is @eiIen melt 81 Dem 4genten it.
fnufte 5tpei 8Ecidem. ltnier fGeilres
MeGSd9en tmlrSe p~ollitdtpOtg gebeiIt
limo lit iett 10 itarf limo geilnl@. oab
eS Der 0httter bel allen SaltSorbeiten
5orpiS @lpenfr6lrter lot belp Son.
nenid)ein ser @Giulacbeit III bicle
burd] Se;oeli oeroiiiterte Sdlrier &c.
8altiertoe be3eltgelt NieS.
IS Mt feline Apobbefer. Mfebi5h,, Gpe.
3idl. NAcnten Iiefern es Dem EltbIi.
finn. Soils Sic feilen ageiten fell-
lier, idYrciben Sic on: Or. Setter
II. Cons 60, 1875 90.
spe, Chicago, Su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
a6tmn9 farmer.

8abrenb Der Saiiun tperben meine
betoen 3ubttbiere q n fplsenbrn gldbeu
iteben:
gluf 5rant 8ierfels 6arm nm Der sSrpn
Goab am s, l6, "a. Gpril, 2, IL, 10, n,
Mai, 4 unb II SUM-.
Inf SDbn Su9s Sarm. 8 Reilen iibl.
BON Berger an1 III, 20, %, @priI, 6, IA,
%, 30 Mai, s uno is SUM. Sen giea
Der SaiiDn auf Der Bbilipp @ppria ir.
6arm bel 9ittle Berger, ails9enummen
Spnntaes
Gfeane lit elm feines 8ferb fur allae.
t1eine 3fuede, braun unb 15h Sano
bod, tart nnb frdftis gcbaut. Se6ing'
un9en 81 fir 8eriiferung.
&entudp Sim lift elmer Der befag'
gielbengite i'm Gountp IAN Sanb bod,
ldbnar5 BON 5arbe unb tart eebaut.
Serfherun9 $500
Gusuft Gpprtu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
mir iino srmd6iIst 6errn
Senrn 3uitrotp

ais Gano,oat fir Die repnblitnniid Nomi'
nation our gDieoerpabl iiir bas sImt oes
GountpridJierS fir Den %norolid1en 0iIiritt
bon Snsconaoc Gouuip auSujeiaen, unter
worien Der Gntidlciouns Der Stimn9cber
bel Der Irims rnahi,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
lpir limb ermadJtist Srrrn
Srib @5oeSe

oils 9anoibat fir bic republitariibe Homi'
nation gum slmte oes Sountpridiers liir
ben nDroIiden Diitritt bon SoSconaoe
Gountp an~su3eigen, ufteriuorien Der Snt'
id,eioung Der StimmSeber bel Der primGi.
irabI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
gu bcrfanfem

ld6ues @obnbars NIT s 8immer nebf.
Got BON 6S SuB 5rprt an Der peitl. 3,
StraBe, nabe Der MarftitraBe. $1,000
8aar, &eitbetrae atif M%ortsaee. Hdb.
eres BEL Senrp Bod, tueftl. 8. Strabe,
Sermann. ober bel Srau Margaretf
Nolte, gaie, SEQ. 12os.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
Mir iinb ermdd,tisi Serrn
s.. 81. @. Weper

ais Ganbibat fir bic repubIitaniihe gle'
minaion sum sImte hes SountnribterS fur
ben n6rbliten Tiitriti Don Sasconaoe
@ounip an5uSeiaeu. u%uiertuorien Der Gnis
ideibuns Der e%timmseber bel Der primdr.
ipabl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
Sir Gpnntb Collector.
lpir limb ermdd)tist BERN
2oref5 emo

oils Gaubibat fir Die republitoniite yomi,
nation Iur oas limit oeS Collectors iireSuss
conaoe Sountp on3uSei9en, unteriuorier Der
Gniidleiouns Der Stimm9cber bel Der Yri.
mdripahl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
8orFtsnber Gonntpridter.
Srattf Sndeis

OILS Ganbibat Iiir bic republltaniide ysomi.
nation sur WieDerpabl fir oas amt oes
DsrIiber Der Gprntp Count iir SaSconooe
6ountp ansu3eiaen. un%terporien Der Gnt.
ideibuns Der etimmseber BET Der primdr'
pabI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27

-Mit aufridtisem 9eonrselur er-
idbren mir, bob Heu. arie1ia,S Sub
lie, Der Imgidbrige itpH aIlsemein be-
itebte Reftor Der fatbl. Stride in
@orriion, biird idapere Grnnfbeit
ans 8ett eeieiielt ut lmb piuridsn
linn bon Sersen redt baloige @ie.
Serbcritellimg.
-2eo. Sllg, BON ct. 9ouis, fiat.
tebe inns ecfterip eitpeir 8eiaid sltr Or
neiieru'W ieises Announcements alb.
gr traf Iesten Speitag eirt nm ei,re
ISOLDE bei ieinen @Dtern. 2orarB Sisg
imS @ottir, bel Berger 81 perpei.
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
Wir limb ermddpiist Germ
Senrn s. strad

a!6 Saaoioot iiir bic republitaniide 9iomi
nation sur WieberiuabI iir oas Imt oeS
Solicitors fir Sasconnne GountD un3u3ei
gen, u%nteriporfsu Der GntId,etoun9 Der
Ctitnm9eber bel Der primGrnnbI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
Sar alderman.
@ir limb ermdbtigt Serrn

8ir iinb ermabtist Serrn
Soiepb Baumftart
an5u5eigen als ganbibat fir 8iebertpabl
als alderman Der Stabt Sermann FIR
bic 2. @arb, untertuDrfen Der Gntifei6s
Jung Der Stimmgeber am &abltase, ben
Z. april.
8ir iiu6 errndhtist perm
Mbam Ghmibt
au5useigeu als ganbibat fir 8ieber.
iuabl afs Ilbermann Der Stabt Sermann
fir bic l. 8arb, untertpDrfen Der gnt.
iheibung Der Sttmmseber am 8abltase.
ben 7. &pril.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
ganSioatrn- an'eissu.

I5ir Ganbibateu .elu3eiseu fir Goun,p'
aemier meroen So 90 berednei, bic i'm
yorauS 5u be5ableu iinb.l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
Mir Iino ermdftiet Germ
Sbrif. e. Mener

alS Soncioai FIR bic republifoniidc 9tomt.
nation liir oas Nmt hes GouniD Glerts fir
8asconaee Gountp ansuSei9en. uuier>por
ten Der GntId,ctbun9 Der etimm9eber bel
Der YTimdrpabl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
lpir limb ermddiiSt 9errn.
Slrit 3 ,o,u,a

ats Ganoioat iiir bic republituiii6e glomi.
nation iir ouS gnt oeS Collectors iiir
6acccnuoe Sountp ansu3eiBen, unterrpor,
len Der Grtid,eioun9 Der iimmaeber bel Der
9rtnGrmabl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
Sir 8eprGientant.
g1,r Iino erndd3iiot Ncrrn
SO. 8. 2ougetberg

ais Snnbioat iiir bic republitanI die 9lomi.
nation Sur Wicoeripaht 'iir nas limit oe6
Reprdientauten in oerGiaotS. SeaiSIatur ans
5u5ei9en. umerlpprien Der Gntid,eioun9 Der
Siimm9cber bel Der prlmGrlpubl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
8ir iiub ermadtiet .Serrn
9(atoa1ft 0fener

ais Ganbioat iiir bic republitaniidle 9lomi.
nation fir baS aut hes yeprGieniantsu
in Der StnatSseeateIotur on5uSeioen, unier.
iporieu Der GntIheioun9 Der stimmSeber
bel Der 8rimdrpohl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27

p~erIanet: elm Mabden fir leitt1
Sausarbeit oas ebenfaas fnfeu ionn
Gutter 9pbn. &efrens: SRI. Ellie Qohnh.
9ermann, Man abrefire: Rrs. 81 81
Stpiber, 44l9 @organ Str. ct. lpu;s1
WD. ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
Tar Gouutpridter fir ben u6rSIiden
9iftrift.
Dir Fnb ermdd,tist Serrn
Gr1lt s.. &oer1er

als Ganbibat fir bic republitanifd,e ylo.
mination gum .Imte oes G%ounipritters Iiir
ben n0rblid)en 9iIt,itt BON Sasconaoe
6ounip an3u5eisen, unterporien Der Grt'
Iteibnns Der %eiimm9eber BET Der primdr'
tpabl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27

5n perfabtcn, Cine berbe6erte, ,fault-
less" RabmaIhine 81 annebmbarenl
Breis.
Sran hilbert 8areis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
Sir I%adlufridter.
Dir Iinb ermdd)tiat 6errn

9ernro 9. @nrter
ais Sanoibat fir bic republttanilde g,omi.
nation sur Wieoer,uabl iir baS slmt hse
5tadloBridlterS iir SaSconabe SountD an.
5u3eiaen, unterlporfeu Der Sntideiouns Der
Stimn,9ebtr bel Der YrimGrmdbI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
Nene An5eigen

Derianet: 10 iunse ettpa $50 gfpna
id9fuere Sbueine, Nan Id,reibe nSey
an 8 m. $. Sperh. S.rJ
mann, Mp.s S
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
Sir Gpnntpridter fir ben iiiSliden
Stftrift.
Wir iinb ermddltiet, Germ
Qermonll Sdluenernener

als Gaubioat fir bic repubIitanilbe NO
minatipn sam 2Imte pes 6ountprid)ters
fir ben iiblibeu 9iitritt BON 6aoconaoc
Gounip on5u3eiaen, u%nieriuorien Der Gnis
idleibuus Der Siimm9eber bel Der Drindr'
pabl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
Sn b~erfaufen

s idbn sefeeene SaulotS an Der u.
unb MarttitraBe, entiueoer einSeln, Dber
a!s @an5es. @~leidbfalls 4idbne Sauluts
in SpenSnide.
Gbas. & inn Ell, Sernann, NO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
Sir Gonntb.G lerf.
Dir Iino srmddltist 0errn
Ger0iron0 YLet

ais Sanoioat fir bic repubtifnniid)e Npmi.
nation aur WieoerpabI iir oaS amt Dec
Gourip GIerI fir 6aSconooe Gountp onsus
5ei9cn. u~nterruorieu Der 6ntid1eioune Der
S%timmscber bel Der YrintarlpabI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27

SeIebnnne: Sd pHerire $25 o.,
lobnung fir Mnaabe bic u rteberffSr.
Jung pes ooer Der 8uriden fibrt, Bic in
Der Sd]elIer nnb benz friiberen Streder
gsobnbaits Die Sbeiben einseihufen
baben.
3s6 Carl 8uscbmener gre,d,sr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27

3n BERT out e n: mebrere 8c.
ge~nlobln9en Sitnotbp &. MiaIiabeu.
@mf Srinti1rg 60, Sermormt, DO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
SIR Gircnit Glerf II. Teeorber.
Mir iinb erma t:ti9t Serrn
3. 6. 0arnuIer

oils Ganoioat Iiir bic r~epublitaniibe glomi
nation fir has almt oes Gircuit Glert uno
8ecorber Iiir 6asconaoe Sountn o~n3uSei'
gen u~ntertunrien Der ~GntIheiouno Der
Gtimmeebrr bel Der 9,rindrrpubl,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
Sur Collector.
@ir iinb ermadhtist Serrn
Erib OhSner

ans4seisen uls ganbibat fir Biebertpabl
als collector Der Stabt Sermann unter,
Der gutideibune Der Stimmge.
Der am @abltage, ben Z. Npril.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
Louis H~aberstOck,
anitreieter. Gapesierer
H.. Defcrafcur

p e I n n, MoI
Sebt lit bic bette 3eit cure 1infA,r'
tape5ieren nnb befDriren su laIIen. Senfs
nid1t oaB es au friib ift. Nad, Gtntritt
BON tudrmerem8e Setter iin6 tuir NIT Nuk.
enarbeiten beidaftist.
Sebtdt jebt cure 8eitelluns Doer telu.
pgDntrt mir nno ih ruerbe eud5 meme
leb6nen 11ene Muiter in Sapeten briuaen.
sd. oertattfe biniger als ibr Sapeten
BON tr9erto einem Mail Srber @eiddit
be5ieben tbnnt.
Maobt iebt cure 8~efteuung fir gn-
ltretcberarbeit ino ibr tbnut Sanu auf
pron1pte Nrsfiibrung refnen.
8oiteniberibliae fir ale Nrbeiten
lueroen auf &unicb geliefert. Gboue l65,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-27
StabtamtS= Gauoioaten.
Sar MaYer
@ir limb ermdhtist Serrn
U. g. @alfer.

an5useisen als ganbibat fir 8iebertpabl
als MagDr Der Stabt Sermann unter.
iuorfen Der Stimm9eber am Babltage.
ben z. &pril.
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Rules and Regulations

Rule 1. The merchants shall issue votes as per following schedule, ex- cepting as may hereafter be announc- ed:
 loo for $1.0O on cash sales.
 300 for s1.00 on the payment of old accounts.
 LOO for $t00 in merchandise paid for with due bills.
 200 for $100 on due bill sold.
 POO for s100 on bargain or clear ance sales.
 And votes will be given at the time sales are made only.
 In reference to issuing votes on old accounts, they may be issued only for the payment of accounts that were in cured prior to this date Votes will not be given on new charge accounts unless this particular account is paid within thirty days, then votes may be issued
 Rule 2. Votes will be issued with { time limit and must be cast in the ballot box, provided for that purpose before the expiration of the time lim- It. Before casting votes, make a re- cord for your own guidance.
 In order to facilitate voting you
The Springdale news., 1914-08-28

February, 1913, the date of the Huer- ta-Diaz uprising.
 Passing down the Avenida San Francisco, the crowds gave the new president continuous ovation. This avenue leads to the historic Plaza de la Constitution, the cathedral and the national and municipal palaces form ing it's sides Here an immense throng yociferously eheered Gen. Car ranza as he passed through the main entrance of the national palace.
 \ few moments after lie entered President Carranza appeared on the balcony under the liberty bell and addressed the crowd, promising new era of real constitutional govern ment The troops then passed in re- view, band of 200 pieces massed in the square meanwhile playing martial airs.
 The day was holiday and all places of business were closed.
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ment with the merchant
 Rule s. Everybody is invited to nominate candidates. All that is nee essary is to send in the name of any young lady in the community. This will entitle her to 1000 nominating votes and she will be entered as a candidate.
 Rule 9. Votes are not transferable after being cast.
 Rule 10 Votes that are not prop erly stamped with the merchant S signature or votes with the time linn 1t expired will not be accepted
 Rule IL A committee selected by the merchants in tne contest shall count the votes each week, beginning with the third week and report the results to the newspaper
 Rule 12 The newspaper will issue votes at the rate of 2000 for each dol lar on new subscriptions and 1000 for each dollar on renewals and is privileged to print a coupon in each issue for 100 votes, which when clip ped from the paper and presented at any contest store, will be exchang- ed for the regular ballot.
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the constitutional government"


 The Constitutionalist troops began forming in a long line the entire dis tance over which the victorious Con stitutionalist leader was to pass Back Of the troops sightseers stood, and every roof and balcony held specta- tors.
 It was near noon when Gen Car ranza, mounted on a superb horse and accompanied by his staff and the generals of the northwest, the cen tral and northeast divisions Of the Constitutfonalist army, left AtZapot zalco, escorted by squadron of cav airy and the Fourth Sonora Battal ion of Infantry. On reaching the city limits the column was met by the mayor and the City Council of the capital. who delivered to Gen. Car ranza the keys of the city.
 After this ceremony the eayal- eade proceeded to the historic Chap dltepec Castle, where two batteries Of artillery fired salute in honor of the new executive. Here the par ade turned down the beautiful Paso de Ia Reforma Avenue, which leads from the castle to the national palace
 Along this avenue were grouped hun dreds of school children, each carry ing a bouquet and a Mexican flag As Garranza passed they sang a hymn written for the occasion, entitled Union and Liberty
 When the procession reached the national theater it halted that the chief executive might receive at the hands of a delegation of workmen the flag which President Madero drop ped at that very spot on the ninth of
The Springdale news., 1914-08-28

are requested to place your votes in an envelope and seal it. Please write on the outside the number of votes the envelope contains and the name of the candidate you de sire to for for.
 Rule 3. Employees, clerks and rel atives of the merchant and newspa- pers, also churches and secret organ izations cannot participate as eandi- dates.
 Rule I. Merchants shall in no in- stance issue votes until such votes have been properly stamped with their firm name. Customers should refuse them otherwise
 Rule ,. The soliciting of votes in the merchants stores. in front of store or on premises is prohibited.
 Rule 6. A vote that is scratched or marked in any manner after It leaves the merchants hands shall be thrown out providing this defaeing should apear that figure has been tempered with.
 Rule 2. Four weeks from the op- ening date, candidates will no longer be entered, unless by special arrange
The Springdale news., 1914-08-28

Lucille Davis, Lowell, Ark. Anna Eidson, Springdale, Ark. Jessie Moneyhun, Springdale, Ark Eula Moneyhun, Springdale, Ark. Grace Haughey, Springdale, Ark. Katie Graham, Springdale, Ark Elsie Gregg, Springdale, Ark. Grace Brogdon, Springdale, Ark. Lucella Henson, Springdale, Ark. Belle Cook, Springdale, Ark. Laura Cox, Springdale, Ark. Dorothy Bouton, Springdale, Ark. Pauline Hough. Springdale, Ark Nola Perry, Springdale, Ark
 Nina Goree, Springdale, Ark Emma Blakemore, Springdale, Ark Hattie Hale, Springdale, Ark. Rena Farley. Springdale. Ark
The Springdale news., 1914-08-28
DISTRICT NO. 3.

Lula Mayes, Lowell, Ark.
 Mabel Moody, Lowell. Ark Vaud Ritter, Elm Springs, Ark. Mrs. Leo. Maestri, TontitoWn, Ark. Cora Delozier, Elm Springs, Ark Gertrude Holland, Elm Springs, Ark. Kathlyn Hewitt, Elm Springs, Ark Lillian Deayer, Elm Springs, Ark. Addie Lynch, Elm Springs, TX. Ethel Brown, Springdale, Ark. Tressie sherman. Elm Springs, Ark. Bertha DoWnam, Centerton, Ark. Stella Woo. Elm Spring. Ark. Olive Muncy. Echo Dell, Ark. Ava Mccoy, Elm Springs, Ark. Maud Greenhouse, Johnson, Ark. Mrs. R.=Peay, Johnson, Ark. Mrs C. F. Perkins, Springdale, Ark. Mrs. D. E. Eicher, Johnson, Ark Mrs. l.. J. Paul, Elm Springs, Ark. Hattie Aaron, Springdale, Ark. Mrs. J. C. Webber, Johnson, Ark. Mabel Daily, Springdale, Ark Norne Plumlee, Springdale, Ark Bess Thompson, Wheeler, Ark. Milla Giles, Wheeler, Ark. Eula Smith, Wheeler, Ark Medea Pogue. Springdale, Ark. Floy Bilbry, Springdale, Ark. Beulah Nix, Springdale, Ark Lola Parish, Springdale, Ark Mrs Geo Aaron, Springdale, Ark. Mary Craig, Johnson, Ark Ethel Bingham, Lowell, Ark. Sophia Walker, Lowell, Ark.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-28
CARRANZA NOW OCCUPIES
 CAPITOL OF MEXICO.

Mexico City, Aug 20.-Gen. Venus tiano Carranza, supreme chief of the Mexican revolution and from today provisional president of the republic, entered the capital at noon.
 It is estimated that more than 150,- GOO persons crowded the line of march of the new president and his followers, which extended from the village of Atzapotzalco to the na- tional palace, six miles. There was no disorder as Gen. Carranza and his staff passed through the cheering crowds which showered them with confetti, and from which cmae cries of Long live Carranza! Long live
The Springdale news., 1914-08-28
DISTRICT NO. 2

Cloe Long, Huntsville, Ark. Eey Garrett, Huntsville, Ark. Leslie Quinn, Huntsville, Ark. Mydia Hawn, Huntsville, Ark. Pearl Carlock, Huntsville Ark. Mrs. NJ. H. Elsey, Huntsville, Ark. Mrs. Sam Nunnelley, Huntsville. Ark Lydia Patrick, Huntsville, Ark. Ruth Dedman, Huntsville. Ark. Ano WiIks, Huntsville, Ark. Susan Bevers, Huntsville, Ark. Doris Stevens, Huntsville, Ark. Beulah Harris. Huntsville, Ark Elsie Foust. Huntsville, Ark. Mae Bedingford, Huntsville. Ark. Sweetie Cox, Huntsville. Ark. Mabel Phillips, Huntsville, Ark. Stella Ellis, Huntsville, Ark. Mrs. Claud Linebarger. Htndsyille Mrs. Edgar Linebarger Huntsville. Goulie IYey Huntsville, Ark. Ova Lane. Huntsville, Ark. Ellie Johnson. Whitener. Ark Mrs Mark Sanders. Spring Valley. Mrs. John Sanders. Spring Valley. Stella Nelson, Habberton, Ark Pearl Clark, Goshen, Ark
 Haiti Oxford Habberton, Ark. Mrs. J. T. Nelson, Habberton, Ark. Ethel Dodson. Habberton, Ark Nina Mayes, Goshen, Ark. Mrs. Ethel Smith, Goshen, Ark. Liluli Powell. Wyman, Ark Ida Woolsey, Wyman. Ark. Goldie Cloer. Sonora, Ark. Thelma Gay, Sonora, Ark Mrs Elmer Johnson, Sonora, Ark Frances Boyd, Fayetteville, Ark. Willie kantx, Fayetteville, Ark. Lottie Iyey Zion, Ark
 Myrtle Anderson, Zion, Ark Hazel Barr, Lowell. Ark.
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THE NEWS IS now showing the very lat est styles in steel and copper plate en- graving, and we want you to see 1t. We are showing the latest in wedding invitations. visiting cards, monogram stationery, birth an nouncements, mourning acknowled gments, business cards, professional cards, fraternity stationery, private greeting cards, students stationery etc.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-28
ROAD DIVERSE FER.

The News is authorized to an nounee Wesley Wright as Republi- can candidate for road oVerseer of Springdale township, subject to the action of the general election, Sept. II, 1914.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-28
List of Contestants

Grace Hawkins Jennie Talbott Grace Pierce Bertha Stokes Mrs. Lillian Furry Anna Rose Lee Davis
 Maud Easterly Mrs. Ovid Barrett Hal Sanders Lottie Phillips Mrs. c. F. Renner
The Springdale news., 1914-08-28
Golden Gate Contest
 Is NOW RAGlNG!

We print herewith the names of the candidates a- ready nominated in the contest and the size of the list speaks we'll for the enthusiasm which previous announcements have created:
The Springdale news., 1914-08-28
DISTRICT NO. l.. City of SpringdaIe.

Katherine Banta Clara Ewalt Grace Banks Clara Henson Mrs. Carl Ownbey Ghrystal Phillips Earle Pigman Gertie Taylor Fife Needham Ruth Ritter Mrs. L. Barr Harriette Marks Maud Blake Eddie Phillips Fern Smith Zoe Slaughter Minnie Anderson Hazel Berry Pauline Beyers Cora Masoner Hazel Hewitt Mrs. Ward Lane Beatrice 0Neal Bonnie Dyes Beuna M Williamson Clara Rice Leda Carter Bonnie Rugle Irma Petross Ellen Beeley Anna Raedels Freda Rogers Maud Morrison Lena Tibbs Eeota Jones Anna Lansdale Mrs. ]. H. Fletcher Eva Graham Frankie Searcy Velma Leitzell Mrs. Jeff Walker Kate Kerr Hezel Thompson Pearl Hewitt Fannie Gillett Mrs. Ed Fredricks Dora Coger Mary Latham  Dolories Neil Mrs Claud Means 0phelia Smith Nerna Masoner Mrs. l. T. Lane
The Springdale news., 1914-08-28
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We want you to see the new Astor Text the very latest style in wedding invitations We are also showing the new correspondence cards, and are making an advance showing of the new gift boxes for Christmas 1914 We are show ing a line only found in larger cities and invite your closest inspection and criticism
The Springdale news., 1914-08-28

If the Belgians, British and French had been as slow about mobilizing as the Russians are, the German cen sors probably would be editing the Paris newspapers now
The Springdale news., 1914-08-28

Somehow we can't quite get it out of our mind that if the French were winning as often as they say they are they would be talking more about if
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-14

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