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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-03
Cine eole Sat Ser uSar6arei"

@ls @altpo6 in MefIen6lrq
miro uns geidrieben: ST. Sen goQe-
lenfampfen fiel Dor aur8em eilt
ldmnder, iunger SGger, ser ein8sqe
Sobn uno @rnabrer Ieifler Otlltter.
Seine &omerooen le9ten i'm in ein
ein5elgrob ouf einem fransoiiiden
Trieobof un0 erridtete1 EN- Sola-
freu5 nit Der Snidrift: SGger $. s..
Itorb ben Seloentoo firs 9oterlono.
Ser Sberiager Satuaoe idnote barn
Ger Mntter eit ielbitgefertigtes gilo
bon Der &ubeitatte hires 6of1es.
Sic orme 8itipe IieB. oent Sberid-
ger aus 0anfbdrfeit cine flei1te
5elopoifenoung 5ugeben, tporoltf
elm Brief aus Dem Seloe eintraf, in
peldem gebeten pltroe, nifts mel
ter 81 l6iden. @eiter tpuroe ser
befiimmerten Mlitter oaritt mitGe-
tcilt, oaB einiee &ameraoen oent
@%erftorbenen ieBt eitten i@0nen
Genfitein nit eingemeiBelter Sslr-
idrift ollf's Grab eeiebt uuo sic les
nit Galmen geidmiidt b1tterr, 10 BOB
es Der i6onite Siigel oes Srieobofes
lei Wiit Dem griefe ging Ser Sra;
cine @eloienoune iiber 1870 Mdrf eli,
bic Sberiager Solpaoe BET oeu aa-
meraoer Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oes 9. Congratulations 6~aGenbau-
len I'M Sdiibengraben fir Ole trau-
ernoe Wflltter geiamn1elt botte. 1ds
1T oentlde fameraoi6aftlihe Ereue
un0 oentihes Mitgefibl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-03
5reie Yrefe fit se1as: 9onnerfag 3. Stunt 1915.

George S. Setter III @aIt st.
Bouts meigerte lt9 neulid, eirc
fran5olti6e 8eItelung auf S6rap.
nea=Sulien i'm @erte BON 100000
sur ansfiibrung 3u bringen. Gbeo=
bore S. gbilippi in @aIt 81. 2oltis
bat eire 9eifeultng bon Moi6inets
our SerIteaung bon Munition ilif
@erte bon 100000 obgelebnt.
Senator Cummings BON Soma
1T Der Infidt, ser 9rGlioert
peroe I'M September cine @rtroiib.
ING BEG &on9reiles einberufen.
@nS @aibiaeton miro getnel=
oct, Der GrGiioent iei jebf nit Der
Nbfalinng Der Note on 3e1lti6lono
beid1Gftidt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-03
grnnOeisentnms. fiebertrasnnsen.

9. &. 9ittmar nn0 8. 90. 1rieft un6
nls 8erfpalter 0es NnhluIIes bon Soc
Grieit, an STRAIT Sannp 86om, @cunb=
itiif an Der Sheo gpenue, SiicreSt as
oitton; $3.50.
gotporo Gtnats an $. 9. &feitie,
@rlnoitiid in alamo Seigbts; $500,
5i9blauo Pnrf Improvement gons
pnirb an @. 8. 8ra6en, @runoitiid in
6iahInn6 Yarf; $500.
@ilidm 9~obrotpolsfi an6 @nauIt 6.
8ratt an Safe @nmire5, @rinoftiid on
Der Rora Ctr, 3nG3amora Nboitipu;
$500.
gmilie Serb6era II. q. an o.. u.
@reqorh, @rlinoitiid I'M neuen git1=
8lod 5000; S16f0.
8. unb u. Sumter an q. s. &reubt.
@runoltiid in @iben Terrace; $1,000.
Gan Mntonio Club. ourh q. O.. 9felps
ton, 8rdIt6ent, an Die .9oue6ters Of
SiabeIln". @rlinbitiid befannt nls g@al.
la9ber Somefteab", an Der Nacoeoo6es
CIR; $4,000.
Sohn 6. nno 90. DaGas ON 8iQim
Oppermnnn @runbitiid a Der 5ags
Ctr; $1,000.
8alter uno Or. 9. Srieori6 an Gmmg
Sriebrih, @runotiid in Der Sor's Seos
con sSin Sooition; $500.
S. 8. 5nrboa an Srau Nord ..
6temart. @rInbitiid in ben @aroeuS
SO. 1; $425.
Srau q. 8aIter an 8. 6. Nor
@rinoitiid i'm nelien Gitbs9lod $40;
$3.50.
6. 81. @lafe an 8. 8. Sarbog
@runStiid IN BEN 2atebieiu @aroeus
SO. 4; $500.
@arta 8eiS iinb Charles R. 9idin.
ION an Otto SoIItein. 2S4 afer 9ono.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-03
Sm 9mnsernben 9entIdlanO.
@eitdnonis zines Neutralen.

gm boldnbiider SournaIiIt, ser 3eii
eini9en 8pden in Berlin tpeilt, Inn i'd
aus efgener Inf6aitrng ii6er Die 5tf1ts
mling III 9eutf6lano su unterrtdlfen
berofTentfidt Die fofsenoen ider36aflcn
@erie:
Ml5 im N5u meir1er Srau ge5aat:
SD tbia nal na6 9eutl6lano hiniiber.
Sa bat lie geitouut uno dngltlid q%efraot
u9u Bfit moi berriidt, mein Qieber?
Sebt fpilif on nod 9eutidlanb, uno 8iper
nad Berlin?
Inn Soft, tuas iino bas fir Gaden?
Sort bunaert man oohi @lei6 bier, fa1r'
nfd)f hint
8iuit on ne ~gittfettungstur mo6en2
9 se6' nidt mad 9eutf6lanb, SIT BtIt ia
aefuno
nno grade 70 nn9enebm bide
tnieeit 6ni0ertfiebemuuSddt8;o
90 brad iie nit flebenoem glide.
Sd bab' meinen @iaen o~urdeefebt
1lno nhtete ni6t dlf ibr Sle6en.
SD bin in Berlin. @ier8ebn Sage fino's
ieBt..
Sent mnbt i6 gum ar8te ssber.
Sim bab' id meinen ber0ienten 2o6n:
9as buneernoe 9eutiGtanS 1T ein=
5iei =
SD leibe IN 6ronii6er SnoigeItion
uno fpiege iebt bnnoertanoneun5i9
SohnnnG ie6enbnrq (8Iaricum}
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-03
Eine ldlreflidle Sraa1bie

bat iid IN Dem BON Mr. uno Wfrs.
81. 81. Gbiloers betpobnten 9aule
14f6 @rapion StraBe, ereignet
Gort NOR ole pier5ebnjdbrige giola
Miiuer bon 8rafettpiae gum 8eiuh.
5rau Gbiloers lit ibre gouiine. S,l
Dem Saliie lit cine 8arbieritube, ein
9feItaurmlt nno elm Saloon uno cir
sgroBeres 3immer, oas b1ufie 5uri
Gang berubt mliroe. Sn oieieln
Gunner befanoen iib an Wtittnad
abeno nod 7 llbr Mrs. gbiloers,
BioIa Muaer ufto Der @r-Soloat
.Hibarb 8rent, Der in oas Maohcn
periiebt mar lno fie nit leinen @ei-
ratsontrdgen pe~rfolgte. aae 9rei
iprohen 3ulamnler, ais Elm anOerer
Soloot, Der iib ebenfaus um Die
.@ainlt oes Mdohens bemorb, bon Der
StroBe aus %bineinrief: vaomm, Sio-
la, LAB uns geben, Die Gar martet. "
Sos MSdbhen NOR i'm 8egriff oos
3innrer 5u perlailen uno bette oi(
Fir erreiht, oIs Brent ibr nndrief
,8iola, marte cine Minute." @l.
lie iib ~umtpaiote, 5og 8reit elmer
As asaIiber autcmatiiden Hepolbel
sltno feuerte eirlen SduB aiif iie ob
Der in ben &opf orang, Die Sirnida
Re ourdidlug uno oas Mdoden oil
genblidlid totete. Ser 5tpeite Shlf
mndte ieinem 2eben elm gnoe. 8ren
spnr friiber in 8rafettpiIe itatio
inert, no er giola Miiler fennei
Iernte uno ibr BORT ihon Mufmerf
iumfeiten ertpies. or bate alth be
Ibrem 8oter nm lire 6ano ange
balten, erbielt nber Die Intipori
oaB 8iola nod 5u jung lei, iih 81
uerbeiraten. Brent mar gren5en[oi
eiferiiidtig uno bntte nit Dem Mao
den 5utueilen iharfe 9luseinanoer
sebnn9en, 70 Dab iie por i6m getparn
fporoen mar. mas lie aber iheinbG'
gieidgiiltig binnabm.
Ger Yoter oes gctoteten Ms1o
hens. 90. $. Miiler, mobnt 184'
YnImctto Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-03
fiir jeoe 500 iiber sic erlten $1OC
3ebn GeIts mebr au berehnen.

fir ieoe 500 iiber sic erlten $tOC
5ebn Gents mebr 5u beredne1.
Braiioent Sugp MoeIer ulto
Sefretar Sbeo. WueQer oes StootS-
perbanoeS oes 9euti6 : 4meriToni=
idet geationolbunoes baben int Sec
men ocs @erbonoes 9epei6en al Sen
8yaitoenten geididt uno geaen Sic
Bornabnne oroitii9er Masregeln ge-
gen 8eutidlano Groteit eingeIeat.
Iud Ser 8raiioent ltno ser Sefre<
tar oes bieiigen 2ofalDerbonoes. Die
Screen Saul Meeri9eiot ui.o s. q.
S~fie'bGeen, baden zine loldic Gete=
idle OIL ben Graiioetlten geidlydt nlto
obnttajc 9epeiden fino aus allen
.9roBeren Srten oes Staates, I'M De-
men biele 0eutide tpobnerl, an Den
8raiioenten obeeeaneen.
Ser uSan @ntonio BreB Club"
bat ii6 einen Sreibrief auslteleu
lailen~ Die Snforporatoren lino.
George 9. @rmiiteao, gories s..
grotptt, Gobert Seott Ssrael, &obert
Coulter, S. q. @bapa, Mole 6. Sor.
rig, 2ouis De Nette, sc. W. Sarris
mo q. sc. Grugor.
Senrp GouItreB "a Sabre aft,
oeiien @ater 1851 Saunoers Mpenue
cine Sdmieoe bat uno BET Dem CT
5upeilen ar6eitet, madt oie beidipo-
rene ausiage, oaB er obne tpeiteres
ntter Der @nflage oeS gaeobunbie.
rens perbaftet, 5ebn Gage lang I'M
Staotgefdngnis feitgebaIten uno am
2. Slrti bonn @oli5eirifter, ser lei-
iten SOL abtDies, entloIfen muroc.
Seine @orlaoung erfolgte auf Ser
nenoen oes Or. Gins, Ser fir i'm
cine @iirgi6aft bon $25 iteate.
eoultreB giebt an ooB er iebr eifrig
fir Die erpablune Sboof's tatig
NOR.
Bon Dem acknowledgements 90.
aeDlif's 5uriiffommeno, ginger
Die 8feroe NIT Ser autihe, in mel
der Wrs. 90, g. geG, Wfrs. g.!
Weefs, Mrs. Sreo CAREER uno Mrs.
90. 9. 8arbee iaBert, ourd uro aQe
bier Sralten puroen aus Dem @a-I
gen geidleuoert. Mrs. Sen erlitiI
@rmbrud nrlo Die anoern fa-
men nit leidten 8eriesungen oapon.
Ser &lltid]er, Soc @epsl1er, 623
Soleoao StraBe nobnbaft, NOR nift
lmltanoe, Die milo gemoroerlen Siere
3u banoigen.
Die n&etail @roeers @iiocia-
miro in 3ufunft enereiid ar
g~efolgung oes Spnntdgsgeiebes
ortngen, b~eionoers auf Die Sdlic-
Bung Der Groceries eihdfte.
Ter aommiiiar fir 9eIteuc-
rnig nimmt aiieiiments entgegesf.
gu perrenten - 3pei m6bIierte 8inz
ifier NIT ieporatem gingang, an gtras
Beitbabn aelegen. Sdones Somrner6eim. |
mdBig. Nn63nfragen ACT Rurz
pbD Mbe., am gpr0SGn6e Ser Negt El,h i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-03
HIIerIei.

@arlono, aommiii1r fir 9e.
%strreritng, bat Die folgenoeit Grneli-
nirngen gemaft: ". g. Stepbel,s,
gbef-@ ehiilfay Gteuerfoaeftor; Gbos
@alr3bad, Chef @ebiilfssS teuer.9li
feiior; s. Sronf Gallagher, itaoti.
fder 3ablmeiiter. Stepbens fanl
por Is Sobren bon Alabama bier.
s5er uuo betrieb @runoeisentumsgc'
TdGfte. @ursbad mar ieit 5ebn Sab.
rem in Der Office oes SteIer : aiei.
tors angeitelt uno Gallagher mot
In ben Iebten beioen Sabren itaoti.
ider Sfabmeilfer.
Die 5ipiifenftaatlide Sanoels'
fommiilion bnt beitinrmt, 0aB Bai'
iogiere, ole pom einent Staat In ei.
men an6crn reiien, Der Wobn Den
Mert hires @ep1ds angeben milf.
ZEN, ipeiin oerielbe 500 i~iberiteist
Die gabngeienidaft 1T beredtigt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-03

Vurp Sdneiber eemadte. nidt aboes
hoftc $25 Gn3iiee iebt fir 50. ghte $50
Srieitlb Mobdirs Gn5iise iebt $40, in nIs
len Enrben. Gdte gaIm Beadsan5iige
81. iebr nett; 6ofen 81 biz So, qroEte
Nusip1hl In Der Gt1ot. MHes mas Gle
fpiiniden. Sd babe fir gaar eingefauft
fir Gle. SnrnmeI, 1888 Beitsgommelse
Ctr, &nntpmnnns@ ebduoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-03
Sic Smbildums Mummer

cisuet f6 beiunbers smr Serknbnng on @erhamOte nno gefaunte in
9entiAlanb, ba tie nmfaHenbe ausfnnft aber bteTse ~@er6GtniIe nn>
gefdubtlide Greisni1e ereilt. Sn gnnoert Sriefem fam man aMr bic
nene Seimat mit 10 %ansfa6rIiAes ibrd6en, me es in bieier gnmrner
entbaten lit.
Nan icmSe Srieimarfen nmb goreRen anb ur biprgen bs le6rae
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-03
gan GrIanbnisi6eine.

Can Gntonio 9hool 8oaro, Sdufges
bdltoe, Rebrdsta Ctr; $500.
Gan Gntonio 9dool @oaro, EGjuloee
b6iioe. 9ebrasfa Ctr: $4,000.
Strait 8, &iebe. @ohnbais. 5eB Ctr.
$400.
o u. Saidte, Gnboii, Wlain Gps.
$1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-03
Die 1ubiIduf1s nufnffler

WN JWUEfWWIiIS HZWHIllIki
esftct naeb OcmtSdblanS inel,s>
Siuc porto 20 Gents.
uaeR irecnS cinetft pmnft TIT
Geras eSer INT Set Der. Staas
ten TO Gents inelmiipe Porte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-03
Cine 8lansleiitnns.

Bum fii~nfaiglten Subilalan ibreS
Bsifebens tit Die in San 4ntcnio,
Segas erideinenoe a6reie 9reiie"
IN elmer Sii1e BON 80 Seiten NIT
tpadtigen Sauitrationen erldienen.
80 reid nie Die Quantitdt BEG 2e-
feifoffs, 10 iDertpoa un6 geoieser. lit
Gle Qualitat. Mian fam biele Ssslibi-
idtiutsausgabe mil boaem Nehte als
cine &lilturgeididte oes 9entid=
fllsng bon Seras be5eibneiL oeren
sSert gar niht bod geftllg geitatt
uerncn sonn. sic lit elm Erianlpb
fnr nsn Serausgeber, unIersn Dod-
Gei6abten goaegen Serrn Gobert
Sdniffe, oeiien moblgctroffeness
8ilonis in oieiem Meiltertpert
oeutid-amerifamiher Sageslitera-
int aus ben 8eipeis ~liefert, ooB Die
Sabre ipurlos an ibm boriibergegan-
gen iino II. BOB linn nod biele Sabre
bei6ieoen iino, Die @eldife ieiitls
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gum Segen Der
0euiiden bon Eeras gu lenfen. Alle
MGtung Dor oieiem 9eutidtlinl bas
,iein Organ 70 bod ihdbtl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-03

OuluSTlUH, BEfIEtII, O3U
Gpttpnfamsn . Rrobufte.
San ARtonip, ge1.. s. Sum- 1915. =
Brima @ru0e Cotton 5eeo Oil, 81
Gents bet @oIIone.
sietu gprf, 3. sunni Spot $500
nno $3.50; SUM, $3.50 uno $685.,
Sllt, $6.45. uub $6.46; Nueuit, S6.62
uno $3.50; 5eptessber, $6.72 nuo
$6.73; Oftpber, $6.72 nno 1915; Noz
bender, $500 uao 1913; 9e5ember.
$500 uno $685. SaHuar. $500 uEo
un0 1898. =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-03
LokdIes.
Miiduinide sitnt solbenen Subis
laittn Der n5reie Ereiie fir
Seras".

Inner nerebrter aoaeee 8. 8b.
@olf tpiomet in ieiner uSonlle" In
8rorio, SGs., unierer Subildlints-
slnSgobe Die nadifebenoen freunoli=
chen 2eilpn:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-03
Iaru-Bro0nfte.
gensnIc.

&artoffeln. Ieue. $3.50 per 8ufdeI;
Colorado nnb Soa9p. $3.50 uno $1.75
per 100 8funo.
@adsboDen, per guldef. $3.50;
Crime 8obnen, $1.25.
Somaten, Eeras, 6 SCRIBE. $2.75 nr5
$500.
@iiBe &artoffeln, Qouifiana, SITS.
gierpflan5en, 1926 per 8nihel.
3ipiebeln, Seras 8ermuoas. $500 per
Crate; @ar, 1925.
8eeten, 40e Der 9eb.s ginSel.
Reterfilie, 30c per 9bn s8inbel.
Gpinnt. 4c per Efunb.
@riiner @feffer, Csc.
gurfen. Cal. $3.50 per Crate: Seras
GqunIb. SOC unb 75c fir 8ui6el.
Geuerie. $3.50 per Crate.
&obL, $500 per Crate.
Meerrettie<@ urseIn, per Bfo. t2hc
&opffalat, $2.75 per Crate.
ORA. $3.50 fin Elm 9rittel 8uI6el.
@elbe 9fiiben. 35e II. 40e Der 9ubenos
@iinbel.
BteE Tsrft.
San antonio. Ser, 5. SUM- 1915. -
0dIen $3.50 bis $3.50.
aiihe $3.50 Biz $5.t5.
@dTber $500 Bis SITS.
8ulen $4.60 bis 1915.
ct. 2ouis, 8. SUM 1915. - Mii.os
bieb. Serassgieb. 1925 biz $685..
Shtpeine 1926 biz $3.50.
Sdnte.
Gdtpere bonn SdIanter % gts
Qeidte bonn GhIndter 90 Cts
0riin 0eidtaene ...........13h gts
de1e.
augoras 8ieeen, per Nfb. 10 gts
befhdbiet. ...6 gts
BoEf unb Nu&s.. =. :. ....20 gts
! BiTbe Aoter.. -. -. 30 gts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-03

gu perrenten - 3pei moblierfe 3ini=
iner nit ieparatem g~insane, an Stras
benbabn 9elegen. Sdones Sommerbeim.
mdBie. Nn63nfragen ACT 9eurz
pbp Ipe., am Noros gnoe Der gSeSt gllb
Gar 2inie. gelepbon: Srabis 4t69.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-03

.Nannllppls.
Guttuufamsn i. Fr

San 4ntunio, s 5/f6 Gents.
8nlpeiton, geltern, 895.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-25
DESCRIBES RAISING SPANISH PEANUTS
POSSIBILITIES OF CROP
ROCK ISLAND PUBLICATION DENOTES ISSUE TO THIS IN
 TERESTING SUBJECT.

The entire issue of the February number of the Southwest Trail, a monthly publication in the interest of agricultural developments, published by the Rock Island railway system, is devoted to Spanish peanuts, a sub ject in which much interest is being taken in Faulkner county at present. The publication declares that Spanish peanuts will furnish the farmers of the south with a most profitable crop and at the same time result in a great benefit to the soil.
 On the first page of the issue the following signed article by Agricul- tural Commissioner H, NJ. Cottrell appears;
 Every cotton grower on a small farm should raise 10 acres of Spanish peanuts in 1915. Every dry land farmer in Rock Island territory south of Nebraska, whose farm is at an al titude not higher than 5000 feet, should raise 10 acres of Spanish pea nuts in 1915. Farmers with large tracts should plant greater acreage to this crop We have advised many farmers who have been raising 800 to 1000 acres of cotton per farm, to each plant at least 200 acres of Span ish peanuts. Every farmer should raise enough of this variety to feed some to every animal on the farm horses, mules, colts, grown and grow ing cattle, hogs, pigs and chickens. The choice part of the crop, where there is surplus, can be marketed.
 "The Spanish peanut harvested nuts and tops together, is the rich est feed grown on American farms The beginner can harvest his crop ir this way at a low expense and vii not be obliged to hire for this first time a machine for threshing. The man who feeds Spanish peanuts, tn,
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-25

whole plant, cured nuts and tops to- gether, will be surprised and delight ed with the results he secures. Un- der liberal feeding his stock will thrive as never before and the ani- maj will have glossy hair and a healthy skin, even in midwinter.
 "The Spanish peanut is a good cash crop. The nuts will bring $20 to S6O an acre. With good seed and careful planting, the farmer should expect the nuts to bring $40 an acre in a favorable season. The hay from the tops, after the nuts have been taken off, is usually worth enough to pay for the seed, the planting, cultivat- ing and harvesting of the crop, mak- ing the nuts net profit. Spanish pea nuts are marketed in November and December, bringing in cash as early Tn the season as other cultivated crops.
 Almost the only drawback to mak- ing money raising Spanish peanuts has been the failure to get a stand In the last five years the stand in Rock Island territory has not averag- ed over 60 per cent. In other words, for every 10 acres planted and culti- vated there were four acres that did not have single peanut. These fail ures are the result of carelessness. Good, matured seed carefully planted in well-prepared ground will secure a good stand"
 The entire issue of 16 pages is de- voted to interesting articles on Span ish peanuts and may be read with profit by anyone interested in the subject. While no announcement is made in the publication to that effect, it is probable that free copy of the Southwest Trail will be sent to any Faulkner county farmer upon appli- cation to the editor, V. H. Schoffel- mayer, room 718 La Sale Station,
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-25
NEW DRUG LAW
 EFFECTIVE MARCH 1. ffDERALS1ATUTE DRASTIC REVENUE OFFICERS AT LIT TILE ROCK ARE SWAMPED
 WITH INQUIRIES.

Little Rock, Feb. 25.-Fifteen thousand application blanks and cop les of the new drug law regulating the sale of cocaine and opium and their derivatives have been mailed out in the last few days by attaches of the office of Jack Walker, revenue col ector for the district of Arkansas. The new law goes into effect March 1 all over the United States and will revolutionize the handling of these drugs.
 This new federal statute provides that every person or firm which han dles cocaine or opium, as well as ev- cry physician, dentist and veterinar- ian, must register with the internal revenue collector, the fee being $1 per year or 34 cents from March to July 1,H
 Under this law every order for opium or cocaine or any of their de lVates must be written on a special blank, which is furnished by the gov ernment, and all the facts in connec- ton with it's sale and purchase must oe available to the government in spectors. Every physician who wishes to prescribe these drugs must have previously registered his name with the internal revenue collector. When he writes a prescription he must sign his full name to it and keep a record of such action. If he administers these drugs personally to one of his own patients he must keep a careful record of the time, place, amount and person, and all this data must be made available to the government in spectors.
 Every person or firm ordering these narcotics must keep a duplicate copy of this order on hand for a pe- riod of two years. It is unlawful for any person not registered even to have in his possession or under his control any of these drugs, and such possession or control shall be pre- sumptive evidence of a violation of the law. The penalty for violation or failure to comply with any of the re- quirements of the act shall be fine of not more than $2,000 or imprison- ment not more than five years, or both, in the discretion of the court.
 Druggists are allowed to fill only original prescriptions from doctors for these drugs and no prescription can be refilled
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-25
NORMAL SOCIETIES
 PRESENT PAGEANT

The Crestomath and the Wingo lit erary societies of the State Normal School Saturday night will present "The Building of the Nation," spec tacular pageant, at the Grand thea ter. The play was given last Satur- day at the Normal auditorium and was a pronounced success. The en- tertainment will be augmented con siderably, and the regular bill of mo- tion pictures will be thrown upon the screen. The money realized from the sale of tickets will be used by the so- cieties in beautifying the Normal campus. An admission of 10 and 20 cents will be charged.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-25
WORK RESUMED ON
 CHURCH BUILDING

Work on the new Methodist church building was resumed this morning. The construction will be under the di- rection of E. w. Jenkins of Little Rock It is expected that the edifce will be ready for occupancy by July l.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-25

Chicago, III. The Log Cabin Demo- crat would recommend that anyone thinking of planting peanuts should write for copy of the paper.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-25
STATE ELECTION
 DATE IS CHANGED
Special to the Log Cabin Democrat.

SUtVIIT VU IIIt I4UR VHDIIl DtfIIOcTdI
 Little Rock, Feb. 25.-The senate this morning passed a bill changing the time of holding state election in Arkansas from September to the first Tuesday after the second Monday in November, which is the time national elections are held.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-25
HENDRIX BAND
 CONCERT Central College
 Tonight

Tonight at 8 o'clock ;he Hendrix Band will render the most de- lightful musical program that Conway has ever heard, featuring some of the sweetest numbers known, as we'll as the latest hits. An unusually well balanced pro- gram. A rare treat is i'll store for all.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-08-03
Set on BY Human EIeetrIeIty.

The theory that a mans body may
contain enough electricity to set Off a
charge of explosive was put forward
by a British government expert on
oombustibles to account for an ex-
plosion at Stowmarket which resulted
in the death of four men. Major
Cooper-Key, the expert, expressed the
opinion that one of the man had &C,
cumulated electricity in his body, "and
not having earthed himself, a spark
passed through a dangerous commod-
ity and SO caused it to explode" He
added: 1T was an exceptional acct
dent, which could probably have been
prevented by the insertion of a metal
stud in the workers rubber overshoes.
A regulation to this effect will prob.
ably be made in the future"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-08-03
We are authorized to announce
HON. THOS. S. RHEA

as a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Auditor of. Public
Accounts. subject to the primary
August Z, 1915.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-08-03
Bacteria in Hamburger Steak.

According to an examination made
by Messrs. Weinzirl and Newton for
the American Journal of Public Health.
hamburger steak is full of bacteria, but
is not necessarily unwholesome on this
account. 1t has been suggested that a
limit of 100000 bacteria to the gram
be set as that beyond which hamburger
steak may not go. These experiment
ers propose a limit Of 100000 bac
terra per gram. but add that even this
is low, as about so per cent OF the sam
pies bought in the market contain
more than that.