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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14

SEQ pil bebe ON @on iii ~aienuen
"Secorah Soften. at icroc Gil &lliert
iii %cnner bIannt bcn3 Srierc. ia bctte
b;l inloc mig Ietterc chr al itriuc til
buer cnfelt. Sen 1ooc Wnrt5 mbcrs
tcitcnc icg mig III operation ipr Ply
pcnbicitca 90 @dlocitcr. Cpcratioueu
bar me8ct beIbi9, ioa ica bc9pnocr nj
al feIe mig inn itcrt. at ic0 fan &c.
99nbe iaa imnat at i9ien optn9cr Ire
beibet i mine Weniahcoer. SEQ bar ret
0anb M. at ON CT Tnrs Sio blir iea
~ltcrtere ems ieg bar pUrct poa mango
Ndr. 9r. eric @icrc, Suraeon in
Chief oco bort me &llther 6oipiial /
&ntertoiun, z. :. uoforte Speratios
mem.
s oper tube @ar bar ic9 prret pIne
get mes Oaarli9 TorNoicIie. Sor trcts
ten Nnr Iibei1. bc9nnbte bernie Muucs
lloroen at ~IebIoQc5 mco Nnfalo al rGos
iel3flloe Smcrter. : ale hi3ie Ndr
bar je9 isat Hono hog Ilerc 2rger,
men ingeu bar flutnet raooe BOD elcr
aibe ell ret 2io9noIe Al min Spgbom.
Sea blcr enbpa ~fortnlt. at ica mnngs
lebe in9cntin9, at ale mine uitnle Or
gamer bar / 9oo Norfatuin9.
ga ies h6rtt at 9r. @iere bar Tlpte
ret til @ntertoipn % oniat Tom 5urs
geon in Gbief oeo bort me &oipitnI,
reiitc ie9 bio. Se9 moa tiIitno, at jca
haphc in0en puerorepne S%orpcntnilacr.
"a ieg bar pant iii at aua / Ndnfna.
Otter at bon hupoe ernrnineret mia pnd
lin 9runoige Mdabc, uotdlte ban at
ieg les buaoe al Nppenoieitis ca Ster
/ @nI0eblNren. Settle a no0et belt
mt ior mig % panItcliN at fro; men
Hcilltatet al Spcrationeu bite, al Gr.
@icre hnpbe &ct. 35S Steuc bIcp
"fjcrnet ira @aIpeblrren. 9cttc bar
Narlnacn til mine 2ineIier ole oi5ie
Inr.
Nitenen for Spcrntioncu bapbe ieo
ct Meoe mer @uo og pebertprgcoe min
Sirl peb 6errcu5 Nnbpcro @orr. Seq
Far inocrIigen on, at 6nn mnatte
Iticntc mig Sen 0cli9aanbs @npc. 49,
aroitcn iii n,eb b%nrnIig @rioIo al iaa
FRO Nanben / ariiti5. 6erren hortc
min @cn. Seq If aroit iii at lr0oc
mig Ii9e idd rolia neo a Opera
tionaborbet, lnm man ie9 Ir0ger MIG
a NIT Seie ON Gitenen bicnlme, cftcr
ar Sn9en5 Irbcibe % Wpic or cuot.
Se8 pno9uet otter Sperntiouen ION
al Ell Sepn; nit Sopeo bnr Hart %
ie0 felte in9cu Smcrte. Sc icrite 10
NGtter les ieq al Ssrit. men iea hapoe
ir9cn Smerte at tnIe ON. Set bar
life no9et bnnrbt SngcIcie for mia.
Seg LA tilicng3 tai paa trc ll0cr;. od
par Snaret Irget. NogIc Sage cfters
pad 1T ica 2op til al reiie bienl. Ga
ieg prog hjcnn mco Sat / 0iertet iii
6erren min 6proe. iom pnr mig ioa
nrr / Sdren5 Stlnb. 60 ~treitet mco ii:
gore Srn, SUBS aiep o9 Stap. Ser
nrit icIer ica, at iee itoar / Ell nor
SofrcmmeIig6eosaiGlo iii 81. @icre
for, hpao bar bar eiori for mig. % til
0oipitdIet for Sen bppcrIiae @Ieie lea
If. Sut6er 6oipitnl I @atertoiun bar
piricIiG bcINiNt, "a set iifrebc iia iaa
on8ti9e SG9etrGitcr. ium II. @ierc,
II. Solnion % Sr. Goren. @uo peIs
ii9nc %litber 6oIgiial I 8atcrtopn.
:. Sat, OF gibe al set aItib r1aa til.
bore Oct Iuiberite 9iricioIt.
6. g. Gahic.
Naples, z. Gaf, 7oc Mai 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14
FRA ;yurrcs, Saf., CANADA.

81 Ieper Der / Canada oeioa. @nos
ifient hi life tit mc9et al IcIin9 Tors
rise Gar; men hi iii iaa me8et 8irlp,
at Ri flarer os ubn,ertet. 81 'aar 10
al ben Saabpeoe hi bruaer ira He9lcs
rinaen. % elers alt bpao III trGnger.
Oilers hapbe oct Jet ih me9et ilenlt
for mango AT DC npe Settlcre, 'om
fom inb Der mcb nriten in9enting. %t
Ieper 33 nil ira Sores. Ser CT
lang |ei til gpen, men III faar bel
finoe ps / StiGbren ell Sio cnomi, iii
Sernbaren tommer igicnnem her. "a
be mn briiaer Tengene iii at afibe Solf
/ europa. Scores er en- tor @p M,
inroo "a iee tom bib for fire gar iiben.
Sa bar Der bare nogle Suie. Ni er
Der TO gleoatorer 90 mango Stores az
forifieIliec Slaes, % life at ior9lemme
ben Saloon. Tom 10 ifal taaes bort
igien; iaa blir Set bel 8linbsriie iom
fo,niner til at sisre Sorretnina. Sdnoet
runbt Sorres er life n,eget aobt, for
man fommer no noele Mil. Nt Sans
bet runbt her er tuget op. 81 bar 10
Wfil til Yoltofflce p9 Store pg Stole@
hus. Set er 10 life iaa gait for at
bore lbe / @ilonisiet. Set tirtelige
CT BET life rart meo; men BET ian pel
rette iig meb Sioen. 8iinbt Der or bet
Ell SECRETARIES Wan9ioloiebeb at De idds
foIbte YeberIoenbe icm briuer meb inc
busliee SbsIer. Nf Sc ~iaafalbte Gpase
bstre er Set life mango. Set fommer
fig rel af, at BE life fan taee pp Snnb
Der. men Sc faa lom er, CT iprcot rurNt
bit og FER oper BET belle, 'aa iea for
nit @eSfommenbe foretrrffer at blipe
hicmme. "a ri 10 life ale Tan bapc
benz. Seq bebsper heller lite iaaNdit
2nrrsartifel enbnu ba hi 10 life bar
nter, eno hi fan Gbe OF 'elp. Munot
Der er bet alleilass Solf. Seq tan
life rogue Dem op ale: men bet or
ira IuSiere os neb til Ben iiirpcicbe
@iiat meb noele Nprife ititfenbe incl
lem. Seq fndr flute nit ferite @rep
for benne Sang, for Geria er bel life
lan9t borte. Seq biz enIfe "Toitcn"s
Hcbdftsr % 2riere 9ob S%rcmsang.
en- ariitiania> Tebcripenb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14

gcnSe CT Der uomerfst aoat Sauo ~ /
riaelia @lruaSe % fiuNeS / III 2pbNe
al - SoS.
SIertnQct al @%eiol.uin9eu babe ser
/ @nen % i belle Gountnet er tnite en-
%tbcrarere. Sc er nieset hngaeliae %
eriitige Soil. Anaaaenoe oeres Grit
og Snteresie iaapc! ior Sci le9emIi9s
'cm aGnoelige, 'aa bar man @euj'er
Ncrfor badae / oercS ~neIopourteee Snr
r1c % here's pa.re air,cr. en- Sing
III hi lea id1 2ou til al n0pnc an
aoaeuec 0a3cn, Tom truoc pcre uUrb
at Iraa' Rer'e til for andre @ner.
Ser faur enhper Norretniuasmano Son
II! ar rGre nIene ON Sen 8ren al Nor-
re:ninscn. iuni ban oriuer. &c in9en
Ieacr NJ Aon heu nnoeu / Nrrinaen. %
Ter herlfer Sen heeite Guilhcrsdono /
ali Get, lom nnQanr &pen9 &eluGre.
EriplcI ~ Nrcnntc. @anret bcrom-
frina CT. huoh man tnlcer gentle
rolira Frairie", ia lcnune Srdftcr
nriicn IIuot % nolct al bet beoite
/ Stdtcn. wco bnb tort NhlINioro %
Ger llnocrlna. Scr uolc5 ale SlnAs
Gorriorier. Nni9orI &rcarurer %
Spineaol bar CT meect ircnIituot
Flnbs. alimaet or meact IortrinIia.
GiN'tc &inter iuuoc Tutomnbil %
%oan aaa 5ihc ON Siac mco oent. iom
inripatc at tierc meo Slnoe. mebeE5
| an6rc Staier mnntte Solf grave Suns
Keller / Snccu for ar iinbc inc 81
itntte. Ser, iom oocroIt neSctiles
mcilter. or megct Yam, iom filter
Gicre. ScrtiI fontmer, al hucr dnocn
Sefiion Snno a opriuoclig S%crubnuc
Inno. Me9et az bette er M / Spctne
lanter3 6Tnhcr. men Eriierue cr ne
Get rimcli9e % pnrierer ira $15 I'll
$40 pr. We're. ait ciicr 2nuoct5 %cIi9s
aeubeo, @eIfoficn6co % SorbcDringer
g;ort Il Nornteu.
San Nil ie9 ia lutte min StriUeIie
mco cn pcnIi8 &ilien til ole SEQ
rab sEoItcn"S &Uierc.
~. g. 6olcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14

&o, MI err lloltiainaen / Son
6rdnci@co noben % oio lfuloe lei
ON lea funoe. vi bar mn M.
oeligi Geir berlioe.
Tacoma, @uib., l0oe glpril 10.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14

eniabeo og sSreb melem ,Solf. Oct
giTIber MT bare Tor aaeS @eofom.
menoe at "beilItte" iis paa at "be.
bare Aanoens Gnbco / 6reSenS
@aaro" o. hitifc pad. at "9irrIiJ.
hebcn er SuIOfommenbcoens
@anno". 500 bar ies iugcn SJil
ON at bet nil bli giort / opennGp,;te
Silfploer; men at Ger er mulle
ubGoerligc ltrotagclicr ira 5snut
bTNerIige Hegel. piier ieIQeuee Sta.
tiff ira isIgeuoc nGpute Steoer /
Staten: : 1914 par Der / &ina
Golntn - hpor Seattlc err 9tiig1cn.
Sc - t9t ilerc SfismiSier o. 800
'Urrc @iitermaol END / 1913. Ger
par ncmlia "uotaaei" 3,9li sGqte.
ifab2tiud0eller / 1914, OF Al biSie
par 20 ubcnuttcoc. Iarct i0r no.
ltcotc5 1896; % trrffcr NJ iaa ira
Sc 20 u~benpttcoc bIir set 3.S7l Tor
1914. Get uil0c oa Jolt u6QierC
392 iGrre emo / 1913. Neoeu9 ser
/ 1913 bar 1890 "0iuurcc coles
iilco" par Ser / 1914 t.5S1. ~ 81
life tort bcbrc or set Der / oette
G%onntr, hpur Tacoma or Soue6.
it0N : 1914 u0itcNtcS f.76S (Sii.
ternaol3tianoclier moo 1912 /
1914 - fl iGrre Set lioitc War moo
garet isr. Men StilamiSierue
ituor iaaIeoc2: 800 / 1914 moo
$50 1913 - 10 Here.
SorhoIoct or ga ilil: RinQ
Soumtn 'or 1914 - en- SfiISnliSiC
Tor bucrt % 8iitermual. - Vicrcc
Solnltu - ell for bucrt As. -
Scaitlc bar iodleoc$ oobbelt iao
mango, men inn cr 0en ogIoa sob.
belt idn tor - Tor life at iigc Dob.
belt lan ina.
SnIinlb iiae5 bet, at aina Goun.
N, bpab bennc Somiunosbrslt an.
bclan0er. er "tbe MORT IN the llniteb
State9". Com treoie Nonfurrcni
pda octtc Smrdaoc fumntcr 2epiS
Gormtp, / bpiIfct GhchuliS or so.
ucoltao. Ser u6ite0te$ / 1914
355 @iiterntoalStinooelicr moo
l13 | 1913. 90 StilamiSIcioger
"rIco" bar 80 / 1914 MOB 81
1913. 49, @iitermoaIenc minfcr,
men SfilSmisicrne sger / %ioruro.
%Iigenoe os betrnfeIig @rao. Sutci
llnocr at Statcn / oettc Stufte er
fommet / Tanrpatc. &eieitercts.
BONNER u. u. 6rater / ScattIc
ioaoc iorIeoen Gog 0ennc Sarobco
"Snd records are q ibanre ano q
disgrace 70 a tate.
So, M err ll0itilingen / Gan
6rdnci@co ooben % oio ifuloe icl
~ ON lca flnoc. Vi bar mn M.
oeliAi Neir berlioe.
Tacoma, @oib., i0oe april 10.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14
FRA Yingree, q. Saf.

Meb Set famine hi ienber 9etas
ling for @lapet bill ieg beoe ON YIabs
fer npgle 2inier / ebers Grebe glab
"SecorabzY olten" Tom hi bar bolbt i
rlnnse Mar % lifer meset sobt. Yin>
gree er Ell tripelig lioen Sp pco Norz
tbern Hacificz Sunen, 90 @iI ira Santese
tolpn inn err GolintpiGbet for Stuts@
man Co.. Saa bar hi en- granh fal>
bet Tinaree @ilton 81. q. iom gaar
rs fra Yingree til 8ilton ell Siitance
al 100 Mil. laa Yineree er en- Iipli9
"@niineis Center" % goo Warfeos@
pIabs . Ii bar ire "&ilral" Selefons
Inner iom eaar lb ira Yinsree. Scr
cr 8 @eneral'tores, 4 g~lepatorer. 3
@anfcr, 2 Saroipareitores, ct Surnis
ture Store, ct 9rugitore, 2 SGser, 2
Varberibops, ct SlasterIbop, en- Steal
Gitate Office, 2 Determinations, 2 500
teller, Ell Heitarrdnt, 2 Complement
SeaIer3, ct 2unberparo, Ell 2eieitdlb,
en- @nrage. ct SGleibop, ct Srpfferi,
ct toeiaee5 Stolebrs hpor 4 2Rrere bar
Inirttelie o9 4 airfer, Ell Spnobes
fife, Ell Ietbpoiittirte, en- 9ongregatioz
mol, og ell antboIiftirte. Ser er ogs
ian en- inf lutberif Ierigbep ionn for
nGrpGrenhe boiler fine @llbstieneiter
I Spnooetirfen. Spnohemenigbeben be-
ticnes at Tditor :. &. @isnrs en- me-
oct Hint % bpg9elig Yrrit iont Dor i
Jamestown. @i bar Nnostjeneite bper
2 eQer 3 Tiger. Saa bar III en- me9et
pirfiom apinoeforeniug beitaaence oi
II @ecIemmer. 5 Suni og SuIi bar
nj norif N~eliaionsIfole. Ser CT life
iaa mango norife Solt ion enIfeIigt funs
he bore. Ser er Tlnbs for mango
Here baabe Sarnere os Sprretninoss
mTnp. Nan9e ilptter Der iii bperenes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14

Zen iieroe Dor Mrs. 0arrict
Softer @eed)er. Sltitrn til BEN her.
noe nofiaa ~peItienote aoptein *.
y. Seeter. Ssn al 9mcrifoS be.
rsnltc Brett o. SaIer. Nenru @aro
@eeder. Mrs. @eehcr uar tleuot
iom SoriatterinNc % NGlerinoe. -
YroieSier Soaltnb % lcl fjerte
liac iorbi llluffcSiteoet Mor1ercn
eitcr % iaa og'aa Sen iorulnftcoc
Automobil. Der enbOa lna / Glucn.
Sor nogle llacr liben ianbt en-
Sucnitc peo Ndpn @uitup Stromcr
poa at piae iritc iannl eli Mir.
ihips Titnen" mcllcm her %
ScattIe. San lioroc Slrcu ocrhcn
Ell Sal OF hnr 'orrc'tcn alort
mango Surc mco ocu bno0c her oQ
Ser. men 0cu Qoor eu6ui life / idlt
Hute. rimeligui5 al Sen @runo, at
Solf / oiSic fnuppe Sioer life bar
Hoao Ill al bctule $50 ior At icile
/ Suitcn mcllcm Nuernc - % II.
BET fan &c ido NnlcOnlnl til at ~
iitere poa "Sitneu Nu2ic9". - San
bar ielo opiuuoct o. fonltruerct in
Huitmn'tinc.
Sibite ManooQ llemtc Nolf her
/ Tacoma - OF ncl ~foreurlat ouer
belle Sdnoet ~ bodoe Arilen on alt
anbct oucr NTuclTQtnln9en nebe /
@nuand mcllenl 9telercn ISacf Sobn-
ion og aaniancrcn ,ici@ SSiuaro.
6olf par iom tullet. ~ oa oct Ell.
oelig var lifert, at Sen bpi0e SIoa8.
tipmpc bapoc Qiort aaal boa Ser
ipnrtc, brso set los mc0 Sfri0 %
Sfrool ira oQc solo. Sod hor Ga
"be buioc" Qienpunoct fin 9Grc.
Sor Ell 1io ll0cn oabncoe5 0ct
me Suberfnloic NoipitnI bcrltcOS.
Set fal6c4 "Mountniu Ncin
Sauotorium" % Ii1Qcr noe pcN
cafe Gcilp, ct Stuffc u0euior Nncu.
Get er CT Stem Tor Sc SUriu15iuIs,
al buiIfe ser cr manage hcrubc.
Get CT inorcttct citer Sc nncitc N}c.
tober OF MegIcr. Cen pcIfitubtc ~
~pelngtcoe Noromono ~ Gage, 2r.
Chr. GuepIi. bar itooct / Spihiul
Tor oettc 6oretoNcnNc o1 bor p0rci
Sen uiGti8itc % pirfiomItc 6attor
San cr ogion Sornlono ior Siattue
NntituberfiIoic SCREENING.
: I~nIconinq al Froicaior Dir.
@~oefnon5 NUocr3oog. ser iorIcocn
ieirebc5 nlcO ltor oq ilnpoucrcnoe
Neitlighco bortc / Milncopolis, bar
Set o0ion herlloc tiaaot at ltotolc
norc 2pfsnifninNcr. 90 oct bl1D
MI p~pientlid nte0 Oct ogioa fro
oS berllbe; thi, lom Cmltun0iQOt,
bcrnc or, 'nar man taQe &ilien
@ierniliQcns Stco. Mcn 0ct iflII0(
BOG ia pUret 9iilot at ha nrrct nrcr
pes Soften bin 0ocl0. H. DR.. @ecf.
man fnn ic tilbnAc poo Ell lang oN
ucl aupenbt Irbeio50aa, Oh ocrtil
huue Sen 5ilirco5itiQel'c at uioc. a,
bans @icrning bar urrct pooifian
net o. puroerct. 81 blunot Der
norif lltherifc airfc5 @euoinqer
oettc 2an0 bar DIR. @6cfmun urrei
bcore lfdonet ems moltlc nnore 'ot
i%nlooIiQ 6orielGclic % bitrc pcrion.
Iiac 9tnQreb. Sans ~pcrionliNC
@uoSirnQt o. noble Ecr'onligheb
bar nUrct BAN Ct gsrrn. % heller
life hnr ban - ion1 inn monqc All
ore - pnrct mot til at fate III I'D
/ Striocn5 heoeite SunmlcI 81
ioo bar ban pibit at bepdrc Glunoln@
9iQcup1t bebrc enc iomme. Ga.
Sober o. 9Grc, &pftc o. &cIiiinci'
ie, ga. on % DIT &irfc ifuI AoI.
oe2 / 9Grc" p % ri ola por l1l
opcr 6lelocnc bore.
) Sonrnr uobncbc5 % toges
@rlrg Den ion lTnqe bebuoe0c o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14

: Sonllnr uobnebe5 og to9e2 /
@rltQ Den iou lprqe bebuoe0c o.
ucntcoe Sporuogu@linie til "(ioc.
flats" her / @pclt. Zen trGugcs bot
liz - OF ~iploer CT lUnRe islt
Soun~. 6unoreocr al Nrbcioer2
bar / onrepi5 mnnttct Qon tilioOs
ira o. til De mango %ertitcOer Scr,
benne.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-10
NORMAL BANQUET
 A GREAT SUCCESS
OVER 200 WERE PRESENT
PRESIDENT DOYNE TOASTMAS- TER-DISTINGUISHED
 GUESTS ATTEND.
Arkansas Gazette, April 10.

Arkansas Gazette, April 10.
 Two hundred guests, including P. P. Claxton, United States commis- sioner of education; George B. Cook state superintendent of public in- struction, and many of the leading educators of the state, attend the first annual banquet of the alumni and former students of the State Normal of Conway at the Hotel Marion last night. J. J. Doyne, pres ident of the school, presided. Ad- dresses were made by Respess Will son, who has been connected with the school since it's organization, on "Six and a Half Years," and by President Doyne on Our Guests pr. Clax- ton spoke on the value of normal school training.
 Other responses were by B. w. Tor reyson, state supervisor of secondary education, on "The Normal School Teacher-A Product" Mrs. John Ike Moore of Helena, president of the Ar kansas Federation of Women's Clubs, on Young Women's Work in Arkan- sas,' Ekron Wray, "The Alumni As sociation; It's Relation to the State and to the School;" Prof. c. c. Den ney, member of the faculty, "For- ward-Looking Forward" Dr. F. G. Blair, state superintendent of public instruction in Illinois; Dr. c. H. Brough, head of the department of economies at the University of Ar kansas, and President J. H. Reynolds of Hendrix College of Conway.
 Miss Julia Lathrop of Washington, D.,C., was among the guests, but made no address. Miss Iris Hubbard, member of the State Normal faculty, had charge of the musical program. She was assisted by Misses Ethel Slater and Hattie Carlton, alumni of the school.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-10
|CLIN70N DEALERS SELL
 HOME CANNED GOODS

Packed by Perkins & Isaacs,' is the printed inscription upon bright colored labels, adorned with pictures of lucious strawberries, deep red cherries, peaches, pears, string beans, etc, now found on the shelves of a local store says the Clinton Democrat. Perkins X Isaacs are farmers and fruit growers living on the mountain near Plant postoffice and the above fruit is part of the product of a jointly owned home canning outfit marketed in Clinton by Mrs. Silas T. Perkins last Thursday. Home mer- chants buying and selling home can ned fruits, berries and vegetables looks good to the Democrat. It is a good step towards living at home and we hope the practice will become so general that the shipping in of such stuff will become thing of the past. If you, Mr. Reader, feel that way about it, ask for home canned goods when in the market for anything in that line. The name of the party put ting it up is on every can and with it goes a better guarantee than you get with the foreign product.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-10
s. AND (. CLUB
 ELECTS OFFICERS MAYOR JONES SPEAKS
URGES CLUB MEMBERS TO CON, TINUE CAMPAIGN TO KEEP
 CITY CLEAN.

All of the past years officers were reelected for another year at reg ular meeting of the Conway School and Civic Club held at the Presbyte- rian church yesterday afternoon The officers are Mrs. Joseph Frauen- thai, president; Mrs. Sam Heiligers, vice president; Mrs. J. Bruce Gree son, secretary; Mrs. R. D. Howell, Treasurer; Mrs. Frank E. Robins, corresponding secretary and chairman of publicity committee.
 The report of Sanitarian N. F. Chapman, which was published in Fridays Daily Edition, was read to the club. Mayor J. Frank Jones de- livered a short address to the club, following MT. Chapman's report. He stated that it depended entirely upon the Civic Club whether the city was kept clean and sanitary and that un- less urged and directed by the mem- bers of the club it would be difficult to get anything accomplished. He urged that the present enthusiasm be ilot diioWSu Io ulc anu dSkeu tIle CO., operation of the club in this work. Mrs. R. D. Howell reported that the club had paid $15 to the scholar ship endowment fund, relieving it of further dues, and that the federation and district dues had been paid.
 Mrs. Frauenthal reported that the Easter lunch netted the club $28.O0.
 It was reported that Mrs. J. M. Ligon and Mrs. R. H. Maddox had secured $72.50 worth of advertising for the civic edition of the Log Cabin Democrat, to be published in the near future.
 Mesdames w. B. Starks, c. E. Durham and J. N. Legg were ap- pointed permanent members of the special inspection committee to in spect the sanitary condition of public buildings and grounds.
 On account of the threatening weather, only a small portion of the clubs membership was in attendance, those present being Mesdames Joseph Frauenthal, R. B. McCulloch, Leo Grafton, w. M. Harrell, w. N. Owen, s. E. Anderson, l.. H. Pyle, Sam Heiligers, R. D. Howell and Frank K. Robins.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-10
STATE TEACHERS
 HEAR CHAMP CLARK
2,5OO IN ATTENDANCE
EVERY COUNTY OF STATE IS REPRESENTED AT ANNUAL
 MEETING.

Little Rock, April 10.-The Arkan- sas teachers were in full possession of Little Rock yesterday. Fully 2,5OO teachers, hailing from every county in the state, were here attending the annual meeting of the State Teach CTS Association.
 The feature of the general session held in the high school auditorium was the address of Champ Clark, speaker of the national house of rep resentatives. The auditorium was packed to suffocation, more than l,o00 people being crowded in and around the space in the hall Speak CT Clark was introduced by Gov. Hays. The growth of the United States in the last hundred years was the topic of Speaker Clark's address.
 The superintendents and principals section rendered an interesting pro- gram in the auditorium this after noon, the general theme of the dis cussion being the twentieth century school, which was followed by an ad dress by F. c. Blair, state superin- tendent of Illinois
 The mathematics and science sec ton also met during the afternoon, at which a number of interesting edu- tatlonal papers were read by NJ. J. McHenry of Conway, F. w. Pickel of Fayetteville, E. A. Brennan of oCn- way, w. o. Wilson of Conway and A. C. Maddox of Magnolia. The primary teachers section, the rural school and intermediate section and the peace league section also met turing the afternoon. w. K. Tate of Nashville, Tenn; J. w. Kuyken- iall of Fort Smith, H. E. Lufkin of Little Rock, J. w. Nicholson of liar rison, Miss Julia Lathrop of Wash ington, Mrs. Frances Kerott of Little Rock, F. Horsfall of Monticello and Mrs. R. M. Thompson of Rogers took part in the discussions.
 Supt. T. H. Harris of Louisiana delivered the address at the county superintendents section this after noon.
 The Arkansas State Teachers As sociation elected the following of- ficers to serve for the ensuing year: Sidney Pickens, Batesville, president; vice presidents, Raymond Cooper of Blytheville, R. c. Waldron of Black Rock, w. R. Edwards of Bentonville, Jack McCulloch of Fort Smith, J. l.. Bond of England, w. P. Keith of Pine Bluff and r. T. Henderson of Eudora; J. H. Hinemon and D. l.. Paisley, trustees. J. H. Hinemon was named trustee and D. L. Paisley was selected as trustee to succeed MT. Pickens, elected president.
 Elected to membership on the read ing circle board were Miss Myrtle Richardson of Philadelphia, H. A. Woodward of Wynne and Supt. G. w. Reid of TeXarkana.
 The report of the reading circle board was named by J. w. Kuyken- dall, superintendent of the Fort Smith public schools.
 Mrs. Mary Burt Brooks of Little Rock was elected to life membership in the association.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-10
CROWD ThRONCS
 SHER|FF'S OFFICE

From an early hour this morning Sheriff w. w. Bishops office has been crowded with belated tax-pay- CTS who had waited until the final day to pay their taxes. A large force of deputies has been busy throughout the day and their work will probably con- tine far into the night. After today
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-10
QU|7MAN RURAL
 SCHOOL PROGRAM

Quitman, April 1O.-Rural School Promotion Day will be held at the Quitman high school campus and au- ditorium, Saturday, April IF, 1915 at 10 o'clock a. m. Song by audience; devotional services, Rev. J. w. Camp bell; an address, Miss Eva Reichardt; delivering or diplomas County Supt. Fred Moore.
 Two o'clock p. m. athletic contests.
 l. Standing broad jump.
 2. Running broad jump.
 3. Standing high jump.
 4. Running high jump.
 5. 100-yard dash
 6. 220-yard race.
 2. 3O0-yard relay race, Quitman vs. Pearson, reward.
 Life and speeches of Hon. Jeff Davis.
 Any regularly enrolled pupils of any school in the Quitman institute district, comprising of Cleburne coun- ty, are eligible to enter any or all these contests. All pupils having fin ished the state course of study for common schools, their parents, class mates and friends are urged to be present and help to make this a great rally day for the schools of this DOT ton of the county.
 T. M. Norwood and H. D. Hassell, are the committee on arrangements.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-10

"Well, l guess you'll have to put me back on the list,' said c. w. Weatherly of Vilonia this morning. q thought I would drop the Log Cabin Democrat this year, on account of the hard times, but I find I can't do without it
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-10
penalty of 10 per cent attaches to all taxes which are not paid.

D. J. Hallman of Wooster, propri- etor of the Hallman rural telephone lines, is in Conway today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-10

MT. and Mrs. Frank Morgan are the parents of a daughter, born last night. o4
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-10

Prof. Festus Russell of Little Rock is the guest of his brothcI, n4of. NJ. J. Russell of this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29
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