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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-13

teies l Y INN anU geinngen uno DIst5
tsluI = " es oas geraoe, iporuDer one
S2eIrlpalIeh a'l @alplngfoil lifio az
ss1h- !, 1ellil iueilH islls ole 2'epelrea
aus @alD1llglon er5aDlen, oas anle=
.lsluilslue laI S'olt, let e ellirnlfef geseF
er'ipnr8, oaB elpas gelUegan
y :, nlH lelnent &retpen eln ens
6 e ~ iHaWen, lo IT ons llnlllltl. Gas
iSo.l u gur HlDt e1llrullel gegen 1911,
lonueIll gal, nlli altslapnle oer eilra-
gtstiell sHglanoTreaahoe, lel1e 2alsa-
asn s. llels als geremllgI algeleDsll.
Ssss.'l peiiIe elne loime gntru|fialsg
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-13
Surge ntberidt.

Sil sSDlannisbnrg Siin-
Afrifa farbem Slnsidreitnngen
gegeH 0eutfdIe un0 Selterreidcr
itatt. T
Die Staot gSinSbuef iii
9eiitldD Siimeft slfrifa ION
SDtba beieet.
9aS 9sprSrinseu Der Dent.
id)en III 8eit @alisien oanern
an.
9as eusIiidc SdJladJtidJiff
@uliatll" in ben 9aroaueilen
berienft.
Die yipte nnierer 9iegieriaue
an Gemtidlan0 iull beiite abge-
id)ift iuerScn. Sic entbalt Sur
bernneen bic GentIdlan6
id5iDerIidJ annebrnen iuirS.
Sn alien ensliIdJen staOten
bat cine SeutidenuerfuIs
eingeirtt. Die Sentiden iOllen
jebt alle interniert iuerScn.
Die critic slnfsabe oes aar:-
pies in &eit Wali5ien tit err
fiillt; man 1T jett nit Der glns=
fiibrams Der siueiten slnfsabc
bcidJafti8t, bic ebenfalls in err
fplsreidjfter @eiie crfiillt iucr-
oen iuiro.
Sei Nitau Fat fein gniieu-
iies ifattsefitnSeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-13

SnIanb.


Gen @errldaften III Waibing=
ton mllB 8erfbdrb Gernburg ei1l
ivdbrer Corn I'M Ange fem. gs berz
gebt augenblidlid) fem Gag, .au 0alp
niht atf ieiue aperoerblihe 81ti9s
feit" bingemielen miro 1l1D i'm ben
@aibingtoner gepefhen meroell nit
lelonoerer 2iebe llno &ingabe oie
|berlbieoenen Bege beiprohelt auf
oenen man oieler 9dtigfeit Elm gnoc
|Haden fonllte. &iidlen6ung, sSllter-
irieriiilg Meoeperbot, 8erbot oes Mb-
frufs leiuer Neoen, oas liro 10 eilsi-
Ice Der @eridIage, Die gelnaht iuer-
ben, pobei oieienigeft -oie tie nlnhen>
iid) Der gatiahe gar nidt beipnbt
|ibeinen Dab oerartige 8orIhldge
!ciue Sd)alloe fir 9(nerifa lino. 9lu5
Limo iie onrhaas nnberetbtigt. 3er1l=
burg baf nie ettuas geiagt liltb getan.
|nas iineeborig geiueien in1re oSer
|moourd) er Dem 2atfoe Ghaoen sll-
fiiger f0nilte. Selb5t in feinein LETT
ten ssnterpieiD niht, IN oelm er iiber
ncn 2nIitania sSnll lpriht Gr
|nlnht oa eiilige 8emerfungen oie er
bette nnterldlien fonnen, Die aGer
Illnierer &egiernng feinesipegs cos
|Sieht geben ipiiroen, tim dls efrlcll
aNmitoB erregenoen MenldenN ali
adfeit ipie es in nelr @dibfngtoner
Gepeihen bon ibr perIangt nitro. atfs
Gerrbiirg bei 8egifin 0es Grieges
|ieine Stinine erbnb, geInnb oieSs
|nm oie offentlide Meiiilitig gu BE-
rihtigeli, ore bon elmer, p0llig uftter
|engliiden ginfluB lfebenoen iiilc
|snm groBen Teil aus eilaIiidjen
Gnellen funinenoer 8erihterItattnilg
Iirreaefiibrt iuar. Canals bate illl-
fer 8r1iioent feline NeltraIit1tspro-
ffaniation. bic itrifte gteutralit1t itfl0
3nriifbaltiIng bon Seoen perlailgte.
idon erlnfien, oiesRegierung licB abet
oieie engf. 2iiaen rubig 8erbreitung
filoen Dbne alh itur einen ssinoer
gegen Die parteiiid)e geeinflnIfiina
0es 9olfes 5u riibren. Gertt-
burg ilno dnoere Ne0ner qriffen.
cuts araftigite uilterftiibt BON ben
Geutib unerifai1iiden 3eitnngen.
elm liuo anitott oariiber erfreut su
iein, mar man I'm h6hiten @raoe ent-
riiItet ltno nannte oas gerleblmq Der
gfentralitdt, mas bod in 8irflihfeit
rur gemiibungen iparen, 8erb1ltniI.
lie 5u idaffet, DIE eine ehte Nentrali.
tat iiberbaupt crit noglid mad)ten
als Damn Die @affenIieferungen BON
bier aus seaannelL fat Gernblirg
Gilf gegef tie geiprohen ilnb fire
linoereinbarfeit nit unierer geentro-
lltat fIor geitellt Ga3n botte er oas
ppllfommene 9teht, ebenio pie Die
geutld) amerifaniihen @iirger 0as
bollfommenite 9ieht batten, ge5ea
eieien @affenbanbel einell Yroteit
ein8ltIebell. SSn 8oIbington mar man
nlb iiber oas bod entriiitet uno 70 iItI
cs ipGter beigeblieben. troboem Gcrn-
burg ME segen Die Aegieriing seheet,
ionoern MIR in erlter 2inie perinht
bat, auftl1reto 81 ipirfen ulto faIl6e
anffaiIungen rihtig au itellen. 2eb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-13

Dor eingen 9agen DerlOr e ongeiebeter 9merifaner
in Der 9etla" eine $25O000O lfaasperderlngs 8olce
berasgenonen bate out Dem Waeere fem 2ebe ord oos
Snfen zines groBen S5eaSampfers a feline ra ertraf
Die goiee foie $2500 ssabr 8ie Metna eab nit oe
$25,00000 Eoce cine ge6enpoliee on @lnirn ener Sror
mee ibrr NadaIeiaft asal5ablen toar fas e r 2eben
af einer eiie pereten ote Die Original Noce bres Nn-
nes oete au ooppelten Gooeerne fir erln oes 2ebers
al Der &ee 5erner ie5 ibr @ert 10 Bro3ent per aDr
Gesbalb berdgt Die Sen adla aunes u1o einer ro
as5ableaoe Sune $e2 10000 nno Die Soften Der gerlhe
rlng betrllgen $1250oo pet Sabr
Die abilng elmer oroerlne 500, 10000 ipiroe flein
eeieafoen banfero oden lande groBerei eriittera
TT aber BON ferer 8eoenrng BET Dem ftipbetao
000l000.00, Der Die etllu=Holicen iid)er itellt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-13


,.2riitania" 3erit0rnmg nnS Ser
masloien Nnsbeating berielben Snrd)
einen Sell Der ensliiden SreiIe ell
luiitenber Sak sesen aae in Gnsiaao
5ebenOen- 5eiitiden emporseflammt,
Der ST ben iuiiteiten glnsidreitnngea
in ser Saiptitabt ilno an0ereg
Staoten Slnlak geseben bat. Die sii-
BEN oeatid)er &anflente iino serit6rt,
gepliinSert nnb Die Seiiber iino mis-,
banbelt luproen. Sie 3eitnnsen her
langem, baf aae in GnglanS lebetlora
9entlden interniert uiirbem nnS sic
Wiiniiter sieben ben 9slan in Bern.
trna grpke aonsentratiunslager ciir-
snridDten nuS bic 9entfdjen in. ibnfn
5lt fantmeln. sSn Mandeiter fat maE
cine Insabl Seutider berbaftet, all-
aeblidl, tim fie sesen bic gulfslunt
sii idliieen, nnS in 2inerppol nmo
sonoDn iOllen SeutIdle ielbit nm tire
Seifnabme nadlgeindlt baben.
ssn JOHANNESBURG, Siio 9lfrifa,
baben niNd oeutid)-feinoliAe 0en1on.
ftrationen ftattgefllnoelr 0ian hai
cine sln5abl @eid1fte, Die 9eutidci
ilno Seiterreidern geborten allgc.
griffen rno 3erItort. lle6er fiinfa j
8ebduoe iino oenloliert ooer uieoerge-
brannt. Inter oieien geidaften be-
finoen iid 5ebn groBe @aarenb1uier
Department Stores), 5ebn Sa-
looms, orei &oteIs llno iiber sipansis
@erfitdtten Ser oilrd oie Stub
itorer ongeridtete Scbaoen belauTt
iif aif cine Million Collars.
9lns Der Gapitaot ipirb offisfeIl
berid)tet, oaf General 9ot6a mil
ieinen Siib slfrifanern Die StaOt
NinOboef, Den, gfegiernngsiib Dps
9entidD siiOpeit sIfrifa, senonl.
men bat.
Wie bic gliIiierten bellanpten, 6a-
ben lie anf 6albinicI @aIlipoli luid)-
tige Grfolge erritnaen. Die slrfen
sSgen iid INNER ipeiter snrif nnc
bic eeiifunssfG6isteit Der ssorts uer.
be INNER fdJ1uddler,
Die 9flliien bebaupten, lire aof-
lafen b1tteil an Der @rellse Ser 8us
fotpina einen gI1n5enoen grfola iibel
Die oiterreidifde ssnfanterie oapon-
getrogen- Sic leien onrh Die 3rabf-
fen5en georltngen lino batte,t siDeitau.
ieno @efangene gefloht. @nns 10
iblinm tuiro's mol nidt iein.
Die Sransoisn molten n6rolid) bon
Arras Grfotge errungeit babem. Sn
gtptre Dame bel 2orette hatteu iie
has Sort nnb bic anpelle erobert.
SSa Arspnnensebiet bGtten lie Sns
0prf arspneb erpbert.
Gin engIiihes ltnterieeboot 1T
orrf oie Garonnelleil gefabren uri3
bat 5fpei tiirfiihe &anonenboote uno
Elm tiirfiihes Transportihiff in oell
@ruBo gebobrt.
slms 0enf fommt bic alleroiaas
nidt heitdtiste gaadridJt, Die Ditrr-
reidJiidJe 9iesiermne bnbe alie 5iter.
reidDiidDeH ariessidiffr nad1 srieft
Oofr Eosa snriifbernfen. andj luisa
lon bort aemeIoct, oaf SeutIdle, sic
aats sytalien sitriiffehrteu. befannfes
ten, es fei sefabrIidl, in Mailano
coer snrin beutih nnF Der Gtrafle ~
ipredjen.
9as aaiierteublntt .SSsournoI Sc
1enepe" bebouptet, ole Geutid)en unO
Ole Seiterreiher bdtten in linen
adHpfen NIT ben SPulIen leit
Dem erlten Wiai 10000 Mam,
perloren uno oie 9Pu1ien biel.
ten nod olle itratesiiden gliufte i'm
geiit. sIn oieier 9epeId,e i'll ie6es
Worf. ous fie puth0If aeTnoen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-13

aanieraOldaftlidfeit i'm Oentiden

Observation-Disclosures Lu DtutiytN4
Seere.
lleber oieies Sben1a iprab Dor ei-
nigen 9ogen in Netp gorf elm ir,l-.
ger amerifaner aorI SlelpeGDn, or
1tb IN 8elgien 1as Gilerne areus err
foorbet bat. 2lepeapn befano lit
beim Musbruhe oes &rieges in Nn-l
rig. gr botte orei Sabre III
3elitihnno ftuoiert, fannte gentlh-
lano itaio oas oeutibe 8olf, puBte,
mas Gelatidlailo in Dem Galtlpf Inn
ieine griiter5 ein3uiesen I'M gegriif.
mar, liro oa padte i'm iolhe gegei-
iternng fir Die oeiltibe .Sade, oal;
er ben gnti6IliB faBte fid in oas
oentlde Seer einreiben 81, laiien.
Inter groBen S6lpierigfeiten &C.
lang essibnt, iiber Die 8rett5e sn fon1-
men. gr meIoete lif beinl rs. es,t-
fanterie Heginlerlt als sSreitpilliger
lrno iDlfroe angenonmen. 3ipei u
sc, beber ons Gegiment ms sSelo
riifte, feilte 2lemeaDns Sollptntuutl
jeAof Dem inngen 5tnoellten NIT,
oaB folrol ietne @Itern ipie ser unte-
rifanii6e 8otidofter gegen feine Gin
lteAung proteltiert bdtten uno e.
-InfolgeoeIien Die Uniform ipieoer auSs
5ieben niiife. gum 9lbidie0e pon
leiner aotnpagnie batte iid) and
SletDellnn oltf Dem 9abnhof einge=
.fllnoer. glIs aber ser nit girfenrei-
iern uto gihenlaub geidntiidte 3ug
fih in @eipegung Iebte nno sic Sd
peae vMnB / oenn" intonierte, 0a
hielt es 9leipellpn nidt, er i6mai:g
iih III einen Der gSagen, perfroh lics,
nia0 fem erft niieoer 5um gsor-
ifein, aIs oie Mannihaffen ffreu
geltimmltngsort in sSeinoeslano er=
reiht bntten.
Ga CAB es 1atiirlid cine Ssene
Sleipellpn erbielt bon ieinen Sallstz
mann einen 9lnihnalt3er, Ser, mic cr
.aern 5ugiebt an Gualitdt itno
auantitdt nfdlts 81 fpiiniden iibrIg
lieB. g[ber babel blieb es aud,
slelpeIlnns gegeiiterltng inlfonierte
Den Sffi5ierefl oerart, oaB fie i'm
bebielten Gr fam nit ieinem Hes
eiinent in oie Sdiibengraben iii
sSlanoern gel einen Stnrmanqriff
ipltroe er bon 5tpei feinolid)en SIT
aeln getroffen llno fhiper peripunoct
sber er batte fidl bel oieien1 g(n-
ariffe 10 altsgeBeidnet. oaB er nit
Dem Giiernen arens geihnliidt tpnrSe.
Sic augeln aber, oie man aus ieiilell
Nnnoen 5og, paren amerifunilhc
4iigeln, cine arnerifdniide sSaErtf.
bafte iie ben gnal1noern QeIiefert
als Hefpellpn 10 melt geneien luoe.
Dob er Die gaeiie MAIDEN fonnte, feI1r.
te er nod) ben Ser. Staaten surlid.
Seine 8eaeiIternug fir sic oentistc
Snde lit beute ebenio groB tpie ait
Dem Gage, Oa er ing yelo 8og, sis
ben flanoriIfen Shiibengraben bat
ser aud Die i'm oentifen 9eere berr-
ihenoe &onieraoihaitIidfeit fennen
aelernt. Sesn feinenl Stem gorfer @or-
trag Ihiloerte er in bereoten gsor-
ten fuie Der oeltihe Soloat nid]t
bIoi, ben letteil gifien grot, oen er
I'M WeiiteI Bal. init Dem an0prp,t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-13
Seirats @eindl.

Gin 0eutiher Sarmer, 3S sa9re
alt, tuiinibt ole 8efanutihaft cine:
oeiitIdj-hitberiideit Garne i'm 9liter
non % bis 33 Sabren, 5fuefs Seiru
aii MADDEN. Wfan aorefiiere: M. 23.
Go .ssreie Breiie~. San 9lntorio.
Seros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-13
@ouperneur g3relpe.

9oolioerneur Breiuer pom
Dfilliiiippi iogte in elmer Grfldruuq.
oie er iiber ben 2uiitania sSaIl alb.
CAB, er fonne nibt periteben, tuarl.n
ote Der. Stoaten nit Oentiflnno m
'SfreIt foninlen ioIlten, neil s4merifo.
ner bi Der 3eritorung Der ,,2uliia.
mia" ourd Elm oeutides llnteriec-
boot nm's 2eben gefoninem leien
~gie slmeritaner pltroen reaelredlt
geiuarnt, bon bem Shiff fortsublci-
ben. Die EaIfaeiere wuBten aenau,
mas ibrer marie, rno iie iibernabnl. I,
cas- Hiiifo. Srosoen, erfldrte
greiper, iperoe oie gcpoIfernng BON
Wfiiiiiiippi einitimrnig afles gut BEL.
ben, mas prdiioent 8ilion tun iuer.
De.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-13

Gdte Balm geadD slnsiiae, in
ieoer Neiic snt gemadlt nnS in pie-
len larben. Ereis unr $5.25 bsi
Masnr Bros. 500 513 Neit-Son
itun Strafe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-13

Beites GeI nno WaIoIin erhiit
man bon Der Sliiup Dil So, 400
0it-@onlmerce ctr. gselles Eel. Era.
bis 2252. (ans.)
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-14
ANNOUNCES WEDDING
 ON RETURN FROM TRIP

Richard T. Johnson of the Log Cabin Democrat office, returning last night from a visit of two weeks in Georgia. surprised his many friends here by bringing with him bride. Mr. Johnson and Miss Josephine Padding were married at the home of her mother, Mrs. M E. Padding, 506 Broad street, Columbus, Ga, on Thursday, October 1, Rev. R. H. Harris, pastor of the Baptist church pronouncing the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson left Columbus imme- diately after the ceremony last Thursday afternoon and, after vis- iting in Atlanta for a few days, ar rived in Conway last night to make their home. They are stopping with MT. and Mrs. s. E. Anderson on North Front street.
 MT. Johnson has been a valued member of the Log Cabin Democrat force for the past six years. During his stay here he has made many friends, all of whom will extend con- gratulations to him and cordial vel come to his bride.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-14
COTTON GINNING
 IS VERY SHORT

Both the lateness and the shortage of the Faulkner county cotton crop this year are strikingly shown in the report of the census bureau on gin nings by counties up to September 25, which was released for publica- tion today. According to this report only 724 bales were ginned in this county to the date, as compared with 3,695 to the same date a year ago and 3,3S3 bales to September 25, 1913. This years ginning is only about 20 per cent of that of year ago and is doubtless the smallest on record.
 The census ginning reports for Faulkner county are being made by W. R. McHenry of Beryl. The next report will be published October 25, giving the total ginned to October IS.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-14
INDICT JAMES BURKETT
 ON ACCESSORY CHARGE
PULASKI GRAND JURY DISRE- CARDS TESTIMONY OF AN
 DREW HOLMES.

Little Rock, Oct. 11.-An indict- ment returned by the Pulaski grand jury Saturday charges James Bur- kett, arrested in Faulkner county a few weeks ago, with being an access sory to the murder of Angus Medley, negro, on December 5, 1914, before and after the fact. Burkett is also charged with perjury. Will Hare, Erl Price, Luther Sheppard and John Phillips were indicted for perjury in connection with the Medley murder.
 Burkett was arrested a few weeks ago on the theory that he helped plan the murder of Angus Medley, who was killed at his home near Wrights- lville, and that he took horses to point across the Arkansas river and opposite the negro's cabin to assist the murderers to escape.
 w. R. Fisher, Ashley Ward and Andrew Holmes were convicted of the murder last spring and are now serv- ing life sentences on the state farm at Cummins. When Burkett was brought to the municipal court for trial a story stold by Andrew Holmes, who was brought from the state farm as witness, implicated Burkett as one of the principals in the murder and the charge of accessory was changed to first degree murder. It is supposed the grand jurors did not believe Holmes story and that Bur- kett was indicted on the evidence sub stantiating the original theory of deputies in the office of Sheriff W. G.
 Hutton, that Burkett was an access sorry only. The men charged with perjury in connection with the case are alleged to have sworn falsely in
 trying to prove an alibi for the four convicted of the murder.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-14
Disagreeable Calomel is Yielding to Pleasant
 Liv-Ver-Lax

Physicians generally agree that the nauseating, unpleasant effects of calo- mel are due to the undesirably violent action it has on the system. For a long while various substitutes have been tried, but it was only recently that the really wonderful remedy, -Ver-LaX was prepared successful ly by l.. K. Grigsby.
 Liv-Ver-Lax has all the good, and none of the bad effects of calomel. It is necessity in every home, always being ready to cleanse the sluggish liver and bile-clogged system, with no unpleasant after-effects.
 Liv-Ver-Lax is guaranteed to give satisfaction or your money will be inn mediately refunded. Insist on the original bearing the likeness of L. K. Grigsby. For sale in soc and $1 bot ties at Greeson Drug Company.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-14
CLEBURNE FARMER
 KILLED BY NEIGHBOR STERLING LOGAN OF DUG HILL SHOT BY A. H. SIMMONS
 WEDNESDAY,.

News was received here early We'd nesday morning by telephone from the Dug Hill neighborhood that A. H Simmons had shot and instantly kill ed Sterling Logan, near the formers home, and request that Sheriff Wal lace come at once to arrest Simmons.
 Both of the men are well known farmers of that neighborhood and ac- cording to the report of Sheriff Wal lace who returned from there yester- day evening, Logan in company with two other men had gone to the home of Simmons who lived with his father, Frank Simmons, and a fight was start ed between the elder Simmons and Logan over the report that some chick ems had been stolen in the neighbor- hood, that Logan had old man Sim mons down and beating him with rocks when young Simmons ran up and told him if he did not leave his father immediately he would kill him. Logan continued to beat the old man and the boy shot him with pistol, the ball striking him in the forehead and coming out at the back.
 When Sheriff Wallace reached the scene, the boy had left and the old man was found in a very serious con dition from cuts and bruises about the head and face which were inflicted by the rocks in the hands of Logan.
 The old man informed Sheriff Wal lace that he would have the boy come in and surrender in the next few days. = Heber Springs Jacksonian, October '.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-14
SAYS REQUIREMENTS
 WILL BE MORE RICID DOYNE PREDICTS BETTER QUALIFICATIONS
 FOR TEACHERS.

Little Rock, Oct. 8.-"The time is coming in Arkansas, and that in the near future, when one with less than Ia high school education will not be
 permitted to teach in our public schools"
 This was declaration made by
 President J. J. Doyne of the State Normal, in an address before the State Association of County Super |intendents, Thursday afternoon. He made an earnest plea for normal
 trained teachers, those who have been taught how to teach. He asserted that greater progress has been made
 in the last six years in the Arkansas educational system than in the pre- |ceding twenty years. He reported that
 there are now 254 enrolled in the Nor
 nal, p having enrolled this week.
 There were PIP enrolled up to last Christmas.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-14
COTTON lS LOWER
 AGAIN; SEED UP
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
 The cotton market is slightly lower again today, being off about 10 points from yesterday and selling on the To- cal market at a ruling price of 12.90. A few bales sold here early this morn- ing at 13 1-16 to 13 Is, but later in the day 13 cents was the top, with average receipts bringing 12.90. Yes terday and today have seen the big gest receipts of the season.
 The price of cottonseed is slightly higher today, at least three buyers paying S33 per ton.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-14
CARNIVAL PLANS
 10 BE AGREED ON

From Thursdays Daily
 Final plans for the second annual street school carnival, to be held here October 28-29, will be decided upon at meeting of the Conway School and Civic Club, to be held in the of flee of Mayor Frank Jones tomor- row afternoon at 8 o'clock. The chairmen of all special committees, which were announced last week, and the committee on parade, consisting of V. G. Craig, Dr. w. s. Hammer, A. l.. Barber and Prof. M. J. Russell, are especially requested to attend the meeting.
 It was announced today that Miss Dorothy Pyle, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. L. H. Pyle, had been chosen as queen of the carnival. The follow ing will be clowns in the parade: Theodore Smith, Edward Heiligers, George Shaw, Jr., Roy Rogers, Fletch- .er Smith, Fred Bailey, Paul Waldrip and F. II. Hammett
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-14
ARE SPENDING SlOO,OOO
 TO GET BETTER WAFER
BELIEVED THAT SUPPLY FOR LITTLE ROCK MAY BE SE-
 CURED FROM WELLS.

Little Rock, Oct 7.-The Arkansas Water Company is spending about $100,00O in an effort to establish an auxiliary supply of water for Little Rock.
 Wells have been sunk four miles above the city, and several hundred yards from the river. There are three of these wells, 80 feet deep, and "A inches in diameter. They are | 1 ,000 feet apart. Two of them have already been tested with pumps for a 24-hour continuous run, develop ing a capacity of over 2,000,000 gal Ions daily. The water stands in the wells to within twenty feet of the surface.
 1t is believed that these wells will furnish a supply of 5,000,000 gallons daily, which Is required by the chan cery decree that was agreed upon as q settlement of the differences be- tween the city and the water com ,pany. This will be used only when for any reason the direct supply from the river should fail or become un- desirable for use.
 A reservoir is being constructed near the power house and pumping plant, a mile from the wells, into which the water will be pumped This reservoir has a capacity o1 about 50O,00O,000 gallons. Fron this the water will be pumped into the filtration plant and the reservoir! on the hill whence it is piped to tho city. The pumping plant, recently Ioverhauled and enlarged, has boiler capacity of $40 horse power, and the pumps have a possible aggregate ca lpacity of 15,500000 gallons daily The heaviest days consumption or record is a little more than 8,000,00( Igallons.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-14

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