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The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
Arab in the Occident

An Arab who visited New York city Is said to have sent this letter home {: People in America travel like rats under the ground (meaning the sub way), and like squirrels in the air (meaning the elevated railways), and the buildings are so high that people have to be put in square boxes and pulled to the top by heavy ropes tmeaning the elevator). In the day the sun furnishes the light the same as in Morocco. At night the light is as strong as the day. but people here do not seem to have much use for sleep. as the streets are just as crowded at night as in the day
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
Supervlsed Play.

During the past ten years Lais idea Of organized and supervised play has had wonderful spread. It has de- veioped into world movement; there Is not civilized country in either hemisphere that has not adopted the scheme upon more or less extensive scale. Three other cities in Maryland, besides Baltimore, now maintain sum- mer playgrounds, but the towns and villages have not yet fully awakened to the significance of the movement Every town in the states with a thou sand population ought to have a play ground with sports organized and directed In accord with the ideals Of the national association. Baltimore Star.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
Famous British Soldier.

One hundred years ago March 8 a British army under Gen. Sir Thomas Graham attempted to take by storm Bergen-op-Zoom, strongly-fortified place in Holland. After forcing an en- trance to the fortress the British had their retreat cut off, and nearly all were cut to pieces or taken prisoners. For the bravery he displayed in action Gen. Sir Thomas Graham was raised to the British peerage under the title of Baron Lynedoch. He was one Of the celebrated British commanders in the Napoleonic wars and was in com mand of wing of the British army at the great battle og Yitc-ia. He lived to the advanced age of ninety-three years. his death occurring in 1S43.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
MT. OLIVE.

The weather man has given us four or five days of dry weather, which the farmers have been using to a great advantage.
 Rev. Moorehead, P. E.. was on hand at the quarterly meeting Saturday, and did some good, earnest preach ing Saturday and Sunday.
 Several from Beryl neighborhood was at church Sunday.
 w. N. Bullion and family was at Mt. Olive Sunday.
 Ottie Walker and wife was at Mt. Olive Saturday night and Sunday.
 There was light representation of the stewards body Saturday, but a very good financial report was made.
 Rev. Moorehead went from this place to Vilonia and preached the commencement sermon for the public school closing Sunday evening.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
OAK GROVE.

Fair weather and plenty of work today.
 Cotton planting is the order of the day with most of the farmers and corn is needing work badly.
 Our Sunday school continues to grow every Sunday. We hope to see more of the older people come out and take part in the good work
 Rev Herring failed to fill his ap- pointment at this place Sunday
 Rev. Jim Moore of Quitman preached fine sermon at the Grova Sunday night.
 Joe White, Bill Loyd, Johnie Bald win and the writer attended church at Center Point Sunday. All reported a fine time.
 F. A. Ruple has hired another hand to help him through this crop.
 May l3.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
MRS. COLE BROUGHT HOME.

Accompanied by her son, w. D. Cole, Jr., and trained nurse, Mrs. w. D. Cole reached home this morning from Birmingham, Ala, where she was accidentally injured Tuesday. She stood the trip nicely and her condition is believed to be satisfactory, although the extent of her injury cannot yet be determined Mrs. Cole, who was visiting in the home of niece at Bir- mingham, slipped on polished floor and fell, and it is feared that her hip was fractured. She and Major Cole are among the pioneer citizens of Con way and her many friends are hoping that her injury will not prove serious.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sallie Frauenthal to Ruth Frauen. thai, southwest southwest, 6-5-14 south half northeast, part southwest part northwest and west half south east, 7-5-14; east part northwest, l8- 51-4; $1,000.
 Eva Vaughan and others to R. l. and l., l.. Vaughan, southwest south. east and west three-fourths northeast southeast, 30-6-11; $500.
 B. T. Markham to l. N. Fields, west half lot l4S Fidlar's survey; $1,600
 Scott Mayer Commission Go. to J Bruce Greeson and c. H. Newborn lot 244, Fidlar's survey; 1,5OO.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
CHAUTAUQUA MAN HERE.

Travelling Secretary Geo. w. Stub blefield of Rogers, representing the White & Moves chautauqua bureau of Kansas City, is here making prelimi- nary arrangements for the week s chautauqua to be presented in Cor way, beginning on June 26. Mir. Stub blefield will meet with the Conway School and Civic Club, under whose auspices the chautauqua will be pre- sented, at the Presbyterian church to- morrow afternoon.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
Savinq the Birds.

The Audubon societies expended sSO.OO0 in bird protection in this coun- try last year. Junior Audubon classes organized under the direction of the National Association of Audubon so- cieties, have attained a membership Of 52.000
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
CALOMEL, CALOMEL, YOU CANNOT STAY FOR LIV-VER- LAX HAS SHOWN US AN EASIER WAY. ASK GREESON DRUG co.

It is a little cool today, but in a day or two you'll appreciate a nice Hammock. have them and the kind that are good. W. W. Westmore- land.-19Sd2t
 Wanted, ten good men in Arkansas to sell the best policy written-a monthly income to beneficiary in the Missouri State Life. J. D. Dunaway general agent.-172-dtf
 Mrs. W. W. Bailey of Pitssburg, Tex, arrived yesterday afternoon and will be the guest of her daughter Mrs. Faber D. Hicks, in this city for about month.
 OH; YOU CALOMEL GET OUT OF THE WAY AND LET LIV- VER-LAX DO THE WORK. PURE LY VEGETABLE ASK GREESON DRUG co.
 Mrs. George w. Hardin. who sev- eral weeks ago underwent a surgical operation at St. Vincent's Infrmarv in Little Rock, has recovered suffi-
  ciently to be brought home and arriv- ed here on the afternoon train today. Misses Ora, Grace and Cora Brar- son, who have been visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Stubbs, Caldwell and North Faulkner streets. returned to their home at Atkins this morning.
 Mrs. Joseph Frauenthal, former president of the Arkansas Federation of Women's Clubs, will be member of the party from this state which will attend the biennial meeting Of the General Federation of Women : Clubs at Chicago. The party will leave Little Rock Monday, June 8.
 Visit the New Soda Fountain at the and 10 Cent Store.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
PIatinQ Pure Lead on Iron.

Pure lead can be made to plate on iron if flowed back and forth in T melted condition while conducting I low-amperage, high-voltage electric current. Dr. Charles Baskerville re. marks in the Engineering and Mining Journal that this is only hint of tho possibilities of changing electric val ence
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
CLARKE HERE AGAIN

Little Rock May IA. - United States Senator James P. Clarke re- turned to Little Rock fro mWashing- ton Wednesday and will remain until after the state Democratic convention at Pine Bluff.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our thanks to those who were so good to assist and befriend us in our great sorrow in the loss of our twin babies. There is no time in life when sympathy and as- slstance is worth more than when the shadows of death envelopes home.
 Yours in gratitude,
 J. E. Hastings and Wife.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
Personals

<. r. Esther ."-d1t
 Esther Friday night.
 Luna Lieblong of Guy is in the city today.
 J. Warren Kerrigan will be seen to- night at the Arkway
 For rent, two n1ce residences. J. D. Dunaway.-172-dtf
 F. U. Halter is transacting business in Little Rock this afternoon
 GREESON DRUG CO, IS HEAD QUARTERS FOR LIV-VER-LAX.
 Esther" tomorrow night. Seats on sale at Greeson Drug Colt
 w. w. Westmoreland went to Fort Smith this morning on business.
 MT. and Mrs. F. M. Morgan are spending the day in Little Rock.
 LIV-VER-LAX, THE LIVER REG ULATOR. ASK GREESON DRUG co.
 Sidney Drew Louise Beaudet and Ada Clifford will be seen tonight at the Grand.
 Miss Ethel O'Shields of Helena is guest of Miss Bernice Jones on Gen. ter street.
 Former Governor Geo. w. Dona- ghey was here on business yesterday afternoon.
 See and price my Refrigerators be- fore you buy. w. w. Westmore- land-198d2t
 Schrim and Voile Window Curtains ready made, also in bolt w. w. Westmoreland.-
 Miss Nan Cole of Little Rock is spending the day with her sister Miss Merle Cole in this city.
 V. D. Hill, cashier of the Faulkner County Bank, is a business visitor in the capital city today.
 Wanted-Agents and canvassers; guarantee good salary. Call at Com mercial Hotel, Room 8.-d3t*
 Pickles, Art and Sauerkraut," a two-reel Vitagraph comedy, will be featued tonight at the Grand.
 WHY BE CONSTIPATED WHEN YOU CAN BUY LIV-VER-LAX FROM GREEsoN DRUG co.
 Don't forget to come to see me at my ne wlocation, on East Oak street. w. w. Westmoreland.- d.-198d2t
 Strayed-One black SOW, white face, 10 months old. Last seen on Robin sons pasture. Notify this office. 194tf Get your Shade and Curtain Bracll- cts from we and then your hanging" troubles will all be over. w. W. .Westmoreland-1
 Dr. B. F. Canister and pr. J. D. DeJarnett of Guy are in the city to- day attending a meeting of the Faul!1- County Medical Society.
 Upholstering and furniture repair ing. Your old mattress made new. Refrigerators repacked and repaired. T. c. Haskins, phone 19.-195dtf
 Strayed-From my farm, southeast of Conway, one brown mare years old, star in face, wire-cut on left fore foot Reward for recovery. Kirby -Jones.-d&w1t
 Mir. and Mrs. Jabus H. Hoggard and son, Kendall returned to their home at Holland this morning after a visit in this city and at Atkins.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Acre, 21, and Odel Reynolds, IS, Republican.
 Earl Lyons, IS, and Maude Scott, Is, Republican.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
FOR SALE

A bicycle and typewriter; both in good condition. G. A. SIMMONS, d4t* Hendrix College.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-14
NOTICE.

A great number of consumers of light and water have failed to pay their light and water bills Why let your accounts run over every month? l have not time to stand around on the streets collecting bills that are supposed to be paid in light and water office by the fifth of each month. If consumers of light and water con- tinue to let their accounts run un- paid, l am going to start cutting ser vice off and collect penalty for non payment.
 E. V. LEVERETT, Supt. ARE YOU BUYING OUR ICE?
 THAT IS AN IMPORTANT
 QUESTION NOW.
 When you take our ice you are get
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-06
&uarf Sup. battc bic grDetf &cr.
tretnns inf Der SonntagSidnl
&unbcntipn.

9ie aol1bention Der Sulnltdaa.
idaden Don @ascmtaDe GolHttp, mel,
DIE ain pergairgenen 5reitoq IN DIT
Sterling abgeJalten mtrbe, mar Dor
allen Gfeilen oes GolnltDs beilsdlt, 10
6as Die Stride in Wtt. Sterliw 81
Helm mar, lm ole S3nbl Der Imueiall
hen 5u faiien. Hoarf Smp. bate Die
groBte Irisabl Sertreter gcitelt.
Bon Scrmanfr fuaren iedts Iutos
sefonmcn, nit ben folgenbcl 9ete-
9aien sur aonOenfion:
Sri. 2aura Goetbemeper, Sero.
8lee, Eaitor &aimonn, Srau s. y.
@g9ers, Or. 9idiom unro @atti.t,
%. S. ellis nnb @ottin, 6ram Gbas.
Sdsner, @l. Mepers nnb @attin,
Eaitor 2ot innb @attir, Sul aall-
meper itpb @attin, m6it onbcrcr
beren Haailen mir rid,t in grfGbrililg
gebradt baben. Gin ifannfhaftas
MittagsqnnM purbe I'M Srciem Ter.
pirt nlrb Die &onpention mar in il.
Der Siniift Elm grfoIg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-06
ycndel-g6c.

Sri, Sricoa 9aoe, Sodher bon
Ilg. Babe iuto @attint. poir Berger,
murbe onl lesten Snmstaa. uilr 81.
Oftober. Sralr Sbeooor 8cild,el
Ealtor &asmail, in &crma,lil, poll3or
Die SraltttD oes iu1gen Yoares.
Sim 5odBcitsmalI ioIgte lurl 6 llbr,
abenbs, int Semi ser 9ruutelfem,
nlrb Ipdter erid)ie1r Die Sirburbn1
MiIitarb @mrb lrl6 brodpte sen ilu,-
gen 2alte Elm Stdnhdleil. Gin ,obI.
roider Greis BON GertpmpStcn lr,6
Srelmben batte fif eiilgcflurocll lllrb
treulte iidl erft 5u friiber Moraen,
ititn6e.
!Serr 9elld,eI lup6 8attiar tuerOclt
lire Seintatb I'M genepilIe. SGs. m.i.
iflagen, poieIbft Serr gcirdcI cine
Stelle bel scr Sto,l6nr6 Oil Go. be.
Sir miitddpn benz iarrgeq,
Toar birl 8Iiif nltf ibrcm 2cbelts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-06

bon g.rmaun, galo.
Die Sanf DER Seute, pom oen Seuten
un6 fir Ole Seute.A
Seine Yanf iid)erer

Srmt Sopbia Siren, BON ct
Sollis, befinoet iid} %gegenmGrtig hiel
mtf 8eilNt, bel Der TamiIie non Sp
0iet9raefe.
-Gbriit. Srnub lnt0 Satin, voll
Stomp Sill, bcian6en lid, am lcttell
0tenstag INNER ben bieiiaen BE.
illdRrn.
Saul Snefilpr, aus Der 9t1te
bon Sluiss. fehrte nill letten Conn.
tag bon Bison, &an. 5llriif, NO er
ldr9ere Belt olti Der Sorm genrbci-
let bot.
Sllilts &allmepcr lnl0 tfanilie,
BON Serntalul, beImloen iid, ont puri.
gen WtittiDod) bier altf Sciudl, bel
Gam. Sdoffner mo Satin. Sm.
|cnSoille &entbl.
6rit 9iernlnnt, Don Hoicbu0,
retniTD lib bonn u~ergangeIlcil Cams
tGg bis 5lult IienStog bier, mli BE.
ind bel ieinen 8ri,oer, alr0. Bier
nIalln, Dem 9citcr ser clcftriidpn
2idt. Nnftolt.
80. Mtntnlert, Dor WorriioH,
meldler fiir5lid Oos gu9. gbenorotb
GIgertbuni, iit0lid, BON Der Marft-
ltraben Bride erlporb, but ooaietbc
nj Der ppri9elt @ndle, iiir $3.50 on
GrnIt @ei9er perfmlft.
IOolf 9ieber mo Satin, ipauie
olrdi SSSacob Gm1p unl0 @Gttilp, bon
.Smiss, iporGt am Iesten Snmstog,
gcidpdftsl)aIber. bier im Der Stn6t.
Serr 9ieber iprad) PEI hicier Sc.
legellbeit mrd) auf uniercr Office
Dor, sur @rnelHru1m iei1es gbpiup.
mcnts mti hos @o[fsblntt.
-oenrD Sdr1itger lnD @nttiu
inlS 6roit SEQ. Spt5aidSfep bon
Totsoam beialpoei iidI AM Mittmof
bellafaueiie bier impb lplll i6crrn 6.
9. BEDFORD, eilelt Better 0cs Sert.
Strnitgcr abplholeil. Der am icl6en
Gage BON Chicago, ST.. Gier eiltge.
trcffen isnr Inn alcbrere Gage bei
Iei1len NiWebori9en 8t %perfpeilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-06

-Brl. Sorc1le gegenlmlH begnf
ftb am letter. Samstag, iiir fur5en
M~lsferafaIt,. nod, Sefierson Sin.
Eaid Nonie, ppll Netp Sapen,
mar nl perganseren 6reitag bier,
IN @eifaften.
-9bas. gefer, BON Morrilon,
~itatiete unierer Office atr lesten
Sanlstas ei1sen @dddftsbehldr nb.
S. 2en5in9er lrno @attili, ipipie
SpolI g. &etdRr. bon 2itttc &od,
arf.. paren fiirsIid, bier am geiirf
be 6rai, abnm genbcr.
pr. s. S. @roI lupS Samilie,
bon &bmeIano. tparen ain lette1
Counting 3u 8oit bei 6eir Glterl 6es
Goftors, SitI. 8roi unS Satin.
50. g.. Claus reiite anl porigelt
Amcrstag nod SterIiitg. SfIa., no
er cine SteGe ais 2cbrer on ser 81.
fentlidRn SdnlIe erbalten bot.
Sobn s. Mlellcr, BON Grofc.
ipar airt pcrgongenen 6reitog bier,
INN iciuelr Sotn grtnlr, meldyer oic
@odyid1nle beilldt, nltF elm paar
Soge init nnftalric 5t tfbmcr.
-gitg. Sabiieacr rnlo @atti
empfiimell om SeiIi1abeitb Qebten
Somstog Mberrb) Sen @ciltd, oes
Mapperitorfs, melder eitelt fr1i.
iigerl, fEeilten Stomrhaltcr binter.
lieB.
&. $. gogeliong, pon @oscons
oOe. mar mll uergolpelien Sontstog
EFier, in @eitdften otf DEM County,.
@erifd. Serr Graeliang lit bon
lett ont Der Better Scr SAnnfpirtb.
Ifoft in @asco1pnoe.
6rot Senrp Sdnlmnherg uno
5rau Garl 9cruler, bon ct. 2oltis,
peldle cine @ofe Bel ibrcn Ser.
mdlrlier &ertpnnoten ui0 6rclmoel
perIebt bmten febrten am Icttet
Oterstoa ipie6er imd,bo1tie slriid.
-Gr. 8reo. IuioerSeioe, bon
0rafe ltnb oeiicn Batter. 9lua. gltf-
SerSeioe, BON Sbirb Greet, mian.
Dem iid MI mortag 6ieicr @odc
bier in Der Sia0t lulS iparen alcids
fals pillfoumcIe Seildlrr mli ln-
ierer Office.
Storb an Iesten Moittaa, sen
2. .. 90, in SwenkpilIe, SSobn R.
IngeH, i'm Mter BON 33 Sabren, 3
Roirotctr llrrb 9 Saaen. Die Srolter
fcier fairb anr Iesten Mitttpod,, i'm
Srmlerfmlie, fotpte in ser Gponar.
ct. Geters Stride, in StpenspilIc,
inter 2eitanng bon gaitor S. Spedt
Itatt, fporoltf Die 9eiietiutg scr
2cide aalf Serit itabtiidcn Sricobpfe
foIate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-06
Nadtmahtcr Siefsraeic in
ShpnlitGtcn.

@elprp 9iefsrocie, &adIttpadpel
lnro 9epittp49tarid)aQ Don Sermoul,
folgte IN Der gtadIt bonn lebten Cams.
tog ocln 3laa ieines groBmiitbisen
Ser5ells itnb entlieb 3tpei iitngeE9ur-
ld)cn mtS Dem itiibtiiden aar5er.
ipcldle fitr5 borber bltrd) Sto6tnlar.
idlal @luoerlif, eingeiperrt nuroen
marcn. 0ierfgroeTe bebauptet cs lei
fir Ole arlren Burden inn &or5er
SIT fnlt 8cipeien; aud, befGnSe iidl
feilr bcqltGllcs, marines gett in Dem
Holnn unr6 orc faltc 2atft babe ircien
3lttritt. Nltl, mir iinb GodJ nett.
mas Ser Serr Sto6t @onor Ill
ser @eididtte in1en miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-06
aepFcI.

@adt iett eitre @eitenduna fir.
elircn geoorf an HcpseI. Rrbrrc
biinocrt 8ifhcl nod ON $ar6.
., y. SnlI. Berger. NO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-06
Sober Nrbeitcr lit ieincs 2pbncs
iucrtG.

$Suuet Mioppy Vep. 2ItO UIl0 .
alroere iiu19e Serrett hotten jidj an
Sanlstog, oeit 81. Sft. al lpGte,
gSodtitlui6e, ailf 6ie SltdDe mad
SGbelteicrn genndt. sic faroer
cilten olaf Der StraBe itebencen 8a,
gen ltn6 % iifD 6erleIbc, nn6 ibrcr
gfIift. uidt am gee;gneten 8llt
beiafpo, 3ogelr liz benieIten mad, Scr
Narft . Bride, boben BORT ons ga.
9erlbett a6 II. iparcn i'm 8sgriff 6os.
icIte Den G6barg 6inmtter 81, bcf6r.
bern. Sic fatten ieooh ole Refnui,g
oblle Den @irtb, in hieiem Sail Of.
Tue StnotmnriduI @lurScrIidl Iss
mad't, ncId5er pl6tlidh aui ser 9il6.
fldfe erifiet, 5fpei Der Burden,
Gropp nt0 Otto, in Sdft nobm. alS
bieieIbcn ipdter benz Mabor porqc.
fii6rf fpiirSer5 idfiste Serielbe sen
@ertb ibrer nad,tlid,en s~lnitrcug,ui.
gen ailf So fir ieScn, lllr INIT sem
flcinet l1nterifieS, Dob ieoer So
Strofc berappcn mtftc, arftott SO.
III crbdltcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-06

Srau Soc SpcfENals ullo aills
Ser, poit @orrifon, befonben iidy mt
puripen Sreitog, beildsneilc, i'll
Scrmolm.
Gbos. 9. aGif, BON StoIpe be-
innb lid AM @itthpod, bier Inn elmer
&,riammllutg 6es gsteraneneSerein
Ger g. q. 81. beiatho6ncn ms Itnt.
tete nlrdl Dem @oIfshlott Bel nieIcr
@clc1enlcit cilleit ipilIfolulnercip @e.
ind ab. Serr Slid Ser Sieie ISOLDE
rrit iciltcr @attin i'm fem nclies
@obnfal's ~einoesopen iii, eriudt
inns alien iciiren oeehrten Indharr.
Sic benin 9ou ieites oaItenhcims"
freimiaioc Tarhraienftc ueleiitef boz
Fen, ieirnen bcral. Can't aits5il.
iprcfen.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-01
Oieb ndrtte.

Cincinnati. 81. Essember 1914
8uSutr unb tsrlaRbt wdhrene Der Der.
ashsnen ~ Stunhen, perslt4en NIT Zen
Sosbssselsnesn 1agsn, paren nie lolat:
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Gtnetnnatt. 81. Itsemtsr 1913
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Glteaao, 81. Te5ember.

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