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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17
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- COMPREHENSIVE @ugo s..
Stabl nno mebrere Mitglie0er ser
Snperbil o%renbeboroe bon Scott
Gonntp 1peroen iid al, Ser beute in
9es Moines %beginnenoen sSobresfol1>
BENTON Scr County : gl1perpi}oren,
Sdabmeiiter un0 sluoitoren bes
|Stoates Soma betbeiligen. Sic 3o=
penporter lperoen cine @inla0ung Seq
Commercial Clubs iiberbringen, Sic
nadltc iabrlide aonbention ser
Gonntpbeamten in 1anenport ab51=
balten. Mald oie Muoitpren ocs 5tao-
tes S oapa merben bel,te lire SsSahres=
tonoentipn in 9es Moines obbalten.
Sails bic nadltjabrige aonperltim
Der 5uperoiioren bier %abgebalten
tper0en miro, 1peroer1 Sic Muoitoren
gleid}folls bier togcn. County Nlrbi-
tor go. Collins erfldrte geltern, oaB
er Der &onpention leiber nidt beimob-
men fonne.
- Inter gutter 8etbeiligu11g but
am Spnntag 0as 6iesjabrige Yifnif
Der Mngeltelten ser StroBenba6n al1f
Suburban Sslono ltottgeful1oen.
Ole 5bellnebmer ba6en ii6 gut omii=
iiri.
gu gbren bon Traulein Mnna
Noettger, pelde iid am morgigen
Mbe16 nit 9errn 6. so. Schubert BON
San Wateo, Californian, Derbeira-
then miro, fano ON Sonntag cine @e=
iellldaft I'M Seine bon 1rau $. $.
goettger bon Geo. 1913 1aneD Str.
|ltati.
Ser am 5on1lo6eno 9l6eno ur1-
ter benz geroodt, einem 2an0smann
1888 geltoblen gu baben, perbaftete
Selterrcider Soc 4olod 1p1roe ge-
tern Morgen i'm Noli5eigeridt fret
gelproden, nndoem es bent beidnper-
%oefiibrenoen 3el,gcn ni1t gelungen
mar, Sen gemeis fir ieine geidul0i-
gnng 81 crbringen.
M. 6rieomonn, @eldaitsfiibrer
Der Nreit-S=2ite Company, gab ge-
tern befannt, BOB bie @eieli6uft in
1pel1igen Iagen cine 3omntotpn 81
flee III geo. 1913 0It 3. Strabe in sem
friiberen @eballoe bon Sperrp ul1b
9nt6inlon einridten miiroe. Sic @e-
ielllfaft npurOe Dor 5pei sSabren bier
gegrilnoet. Die Offices Scr an ser
soltb 9o1pea 5traBe gelegenen So.
brifanlage hpersen nod Dem 11euen
@ei6dftslofal perlegt iperoer1. Scr
mebrter @eidaftsumiab lit ser
@runo Ser @erlegung Ser office.
Die 8cer0ieung bon !Serrn
I5rib S6roeoer miro beute Nadmit-
tag Inn 51pei l16r bonn Iral1erbal1ie,
SEQ. 1880 Nodingbom Roao, aus auf
Dem Jairn1olt1t Iricobof itattfin6en.
- @erdants sransfer & Storage
SO. Selepbon 855. (an5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17
@etterberidlt.

&nibineton, II. MueuIt.
Sur Sainois: ltnitetig 1111o fiibler
Dienstag, ipabrlheinlib 5d)oller
i'm Sii0en; tribe Mitttpod).
Sir Sotpa: ltnltetig Dienstag inns
Mitttpod; fiib1er inn MoromeIte1r
u 1ienstag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17
Ser bon @iQiam s. 2nnnli

Ser bon Wiaiam 6. 2oomis
gegen ieine Trau, Alois 6oniton
2elpis angeltrengte S6eioullgspro5eb
lit geitern auf Nntrag BON slntpolt
6reo 8oa1ner 5nriidge5ogen moroel1.
2oomis apllroe fiir3lid) ipcgcn @arf-
ranhs 81 elmer 3ldtballsitrafc BON
90 Sabren perurtbeilt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17

3n bcrfanfcn pier su permietben:
Gin bpd}feines 8iegel , @ebdlloe an
6. 5trabe nnb 4. Nbenne in NDd
S sIanb, ST., nit @inridtung fir
uGolb Stnra9e". i'm &intergebdlloe.
25 BET rs S11t. Nad5ufrogen
am SlaB. 600, a. Gbenue, 9fod So
Lamb. 12,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17
Mnaet9en fur
drbettspldte, Berfdnfe, 8erlufe, I
WDbNMltactt etc.

in 6ieier, Nubrif tperben fir .einen Sag
big gu elmer @o9e 5u ben nadfrlgen,
Sen Staten inlerirt: 8is al bier 8eilen
ODER oeren Naum SOC, iiber bier unb
big gu ndt 8eilen $1.OO. Seine Mns
6eige tuiro fir tpent8er als soc a1ges
nornr1en.
Sir steI1engeiude tpirb Bel ein> Biz
ie6smaliger Sniertion Csc bere9net.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17
Meue Mnjei9en.
Bettfeoern

tperbcnburd 9ampf gut nnb biaig gc-
rcintgt. - 8cttiibcrsiigc mcrben seiua-
idcn n,b gcnaDt, lolpie Watrakcn gut
amsgcbeHcrt
@aus @aaaer, Ills ipeitl. s. Ctr,
8abenpprt. Soma.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17

5efretar Mor1ppob bonn Gro
Der 9apenport aolnite lit geitern nod
aanias Gitp gefobretr, UNI iid) an Ser
BORT tagenben &onferen5 BON Mitglie-
oern oes &orgrelles nnb Befiirtpor=
tern bon Snlano @aiierltraBen gu be-
tbeiligen. 0ie @erlammlnng miro
gegen Sen Mlar Ser Ml1fgabe oes
Miiiprri 6ll1Bprojeftes proteltiren.
~ geah einem am %geltrigen Gage
bon 6en Dipiiions- Jrahtoffices Scr
&of Sslano 8abn alsgegebenen 8e=
ri6t baben iid Sic grnteperbGltni1le
III Der lebten ISOLDE be0el1teno inn
.Staote ge6ciiert. Iie gegenapartigen
Mr5ei6en oel1ten a,,f eir,en groBeren
pGrnteertrog als in borbergebenoen
Sabren. Sn bem o1tliden 9iitrift
oes 5taates init Davenport als einem
Der Mittelpunfte 6at oas ginernten
glten 6ortidritt gemadt un0 irii9
geernteter @ei5en lnb Safer lit be-
reits auf ben Marft gebradt 1poroen.
geahbem 0ie Mnmcloungen in
Dem groBen Iri=gitp Iennis Cur
nier ollf Ben Ielmispldben bes 3o-
penport Outing Clubs gum MbihluB
geforn1nen 1paret1, begannen geitern
9eadJmittag Die eriten Spicle. 9us
arrangementsfomite belt geltern
geadmittog cine Sibung nnter 8or,
iib bon 8. so. Marfs inn Commercial
Club ab. @s finoen bier Mrten bon
@ettlpielen itatt: Serrens@in5clipiel,
5erren=8 oppelipiel &naben : @in5el.
lpiel nnb Serren- u116 9amenl9o p-
pelipiel.
Die offentli6en Sdulen bon
|0apenport meroen am 80. Nugult
nod Den langen sommerferien mie-
Der beginner. Nrin5ipal g.. s.
Wariball miro bonn nddlten Wontag
|ab fir gltern bon 6odidiilcrn IN lei-
1er Office in Ser @pdidule 81 ipre-
den iein. Som fommen6en Gene
tier a6 miro Sic Mittagspauie ltatt
Der bisberigen nodcn Stl1roe MIR 45
Winuten oallcrn.
3ie Dapenport 2ebee &o1nn1ii.
lion bat am Spnnabenb NIT ben Sir.
beiten Der grballllng Ser 2epee Mall-
CT 0ltlih Der &e9ierl1ngsbriife begon-
men. Sir Oieie Mrbeit muroe ibr
fir5lih Der aontroft bon Ser S. &
S. 5ngeipro6en. 10 Mhtin1er iinb OH
Der glr6eit ul10 felt Sot11labenb 1in6
600 DarOs Ielsgcltein perlenft mor-
ben. Die 9%auorbeiten meroel1 init
|9odDruf betricbel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17
Bur Iehte1t Muhc.

Som I%rol1erbaule, 9eo. 1854 gotp-
0tt9 StraBe, bat geltern Morgen sic
geeroignng BON Serrn George Ianf
nit einem Irauergottcsoienit in Ser
ct. Mpbonins Stride itottgcfnnoen.
Ser Irauergottesoienit lpuroe BON
Nfarrer g. 6. 5oerlter acleitet. Ole
8etlebnng erfolgte auf oem @olp So
milp 6rie0bof. 9iea2oge Scr eagles
betbeiligte itb in eorpore. 5arg-
trigger maren ste E6erren: l@rnei It
!Shmiot, Sobn sdniot, Sugo
8oettid, &i6ar0 8airo, @imo11
8airb un6 Muguit aeim.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17

5u fanfen scindt: alte S%ebcrbetten.
8ir reinigen ebenfalls Sebcrbetten nnb
,&iiien llnb MAIDEN Die 5uinmmenlegz
bare Seber : Watra5e. sanitarp sea.
tier @sattrek & @crpbating Gp., s. s.
9olabatt, Gig, 712 SarriIon StraBe.
Rbone Sab. 4797. 3OS,48t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17

8crlangt: Gin COMPLETENESS Mdbden
fir @arsnrbeit. &ein 8ni6en. Nadz
bel Srau @m. 5ener, 210
Mbenue. 14,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17

3n bermietbcn:' 5 8immer mobernes
Slat; betbes nno faltcs @nl1er; Bab
etc. 9ampfbei5ung i'm @inter. Nad3u>
fra9en IN Der Office beg Ser 9emoa
frat"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17

3u berfanfen: Gin iungcr gelbs
fDpfigcr iprebcnber &apagci. Git
trninirt ltl10 angenebm. 3141h Sars
riion Ctr. 12,1Bt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17

Dr. 8afer, 3abnar5t @bitater
BUILDING. (gln3.)
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-10-28
DOING THEIR DUTY
Scores of Newark ReadeSs are
Learning Duty of kidneE

To filter the bloodis the kid
neys' duty.
When they fail to do this
the kidneys are weak.
Backache and other kidney
ills may follow.
Help the kidneys do their
work.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills
the tested kidney remedy.
Proof of their worth in the
following:
Mrs. c. L. Barham, 229 Van
Dyne ST., Jonesboro, Ark. says
"My kidneys were causing me
any amount of trouble and
Doan's Kidney Pills corrected
this weakness. | have used
three boxes in all and haven't
had a sign of kidney trouble
since"
Price so cents at all dealers.
DON'T simply ask for kidney
remedy-get Doan's Kidney
Pills-the same that Mrs. Bar
ham had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y. q
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-10-28
ACQUITTED OF KILLING

Omaha, Oct. 26.-At a trial
held here before Justice j. A.
Ward, H. B. Brown was acquit-
ted and released on charge of
killing Tom Copeland, a rail
road man, at Cricket August
%. This was a preliminary trial.
At the time Brown killed Cope
land he was released by the
coroner's jury. He pleaded self
defense.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-10-28
ARKANSAS SUFFRACISTS

Little Rock, Oct. 25.-The
Arkansas Woman's Suffrage
Association held a conference
in Little Rock today, which was
attended by representatives
from a number of cities and
towns of the state.
Mrs. O. F. Ellington of Little
Rock, president ofthe organiza-
ton, presided. The objectofthe
conference was to perfect plans
for organization and extension
work.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-10-28
KILLS NEICHBOR

Clarksville, Oct. 90. G..
Logan was shot and killed at
Ozone yesterday morning by
John Winfield. Bad feeling had
existed between the two men
for some time, it is said. Logan,
it is said, appeared at the Win
field home and began to abuse
Mrs. Winfield. A shotgun was
used, Logan dying instantly.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-10-28
g 81 q q " " % " " . =
e JITNEY JABS %
U y q y % " " ~ y ga y

" " y y u Y " " ~ " "
A married man whose peck
ct is picked by woman seldom
has her arrested.
There are always alot of fell
lows who would like to see the
man at the top fall off.
It is better to die unknown in
this world than to be known be-
cause of your mistakes.
There can be no such word
as fail for the man who refuses
to sell his honor for success.
Sometimes a man will behave
better if a wife keeps nice
baseball bat around the house.
Greatness is the simplest
thing in the world-simple and
natural or else it would not be
greatness.
The man who dies on the
field of action escapes linger-
ing death from idleness and hot
biscuit.
Some people are neverso hap
Ply as when they are advising
their friends to take some kind
of medicine.
1t is better to have loved and
lost than to have loved and won
Just enough to break into the
divorce court.
Happy is the man who has a
decent business, who pursues it
decently and who lives honestly
off the profits it brings.
When a man has so lived
that the residents of his town
are suspicious of him every time
one poisons a dog, it is safe to
assume that he has lived in
vain.
When a man has reached the
age of sixty five and can eat
mince pie with immunity from
pain his life has been a success.
As for mel don't care Wheth-
'er a mans grand father was on
the bench as a judge or a cob
bier, SO long as the man himself
is right.
At twenty-one a man starts
i'm to reform the world AT thir-
ty he has his doubts about it.At
forty he decides the world can
not be reformed. At fifty he is
busy hanging on by his eye
brows and letting the world re-
form him.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-10-28
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81 Y Y q " y " " " " "
Paroquet, Oct. &c. w.
Thompson spent Friday night
here.
Claud Rutledge spent Sun
day with homefolks in Logan.
Prof. O. P. Estes of Calico is
spending a few days here visit
ing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Smith Of
Sulphur Rock spent Saturday
and Sunday here with relatives.
G. w. Yaney spent Saturday
evening in Newark.
Mrs. Tonk Galloway and Miss
Mittie Duff and Lucy Stubble-
field spent Saturdayin Newport
attending the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Garner
of Bexar are visiting relatives
here this week.
Mrs. j. P. Williams, who has
been dangerously i'll, is improv-
ing nicely.
Quite crowd from here at
tended court at Batesville last
week.
Eta Yaney is visiting John
Parks at Newark this week.
w. D. Johnson spent Tues
day evening at Newark on bust
ness.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-10-28
TO
SELL LANDS

In matter of Mrs. Emma F.
Long, guardian of the estate
and person of Claud, Ernest
and Maud Long, minors.
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned, as guardianof
the estate and person of Claud
Ernest and Maud Long, minors,
will apply for an order to sell,
according to law, said minors
undivided Twenty Fourth-For-
ty Fifth (24-45) interest, sub
ject to the widows dover and
homestead interest therein, and
subject to a certain deed of
trust Indebtedness executed to
Virgil Y. Cook on June 10th,
1915 for the sum of $2275.00,
with interest at 10 per cent? at
the November term 1915, ofthe
independence County Probate
Court, said minors heirs undi-
Vided 24-25 interest in the fol-
lowing real estate, situated in
independence County, Arkan-
sas, to-wit:-
The Northeast fri quarter
containing 1899 acres, more or
less; the East half of the North
west quarter, containing 80 ac-
res more or less; the East half
of the South west quarter, con-
tanning sc acres, more or less,
all in Section 81, Township IL,
North of Range 4 West.
That the sale of said lands is
for the purpose of paying debts
educating, supporting and main
tanning said minor heirs.
Dated this the End day of
October, 1915.
MRS. EMMA f. LONG,
Guardian of Claud, Ernest
and Maud Long, minors.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1915-10-28

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-25
.Qlnne,a Ioale er pl5bII8 i'll

sanHs,4 idaie CT pl6bIi9 = Isi
osni6aiili9 = .anne, trob allen
lisbs ID bid - babe Id bih immsi
IgsIitbt.4 - Gis iebnle f6 I6ipsr AZ
ben 1iid sd msrot BID INNER lie,
bsH," fubr sr rnbigtr fort, .obgIstd
/, mir Btp6lt Sabre getrenHi Iinb, unt
es pitatidt Bis an infer eebensenoi
bleiben.
.9u Iitbit mid Ho62" Iragis Is.
ibH NIT peiieeoffustsn 9ugsn anie'
benb, aua6 alien bisitn Sabren?"
so, Qnne," ontportsis er bitter,
obue fs an8uIsben. .9u bdltit mid
Piellsibt far siueu SOrsHL absr ID
hue e."
Rod alien, mas Id Dir 5uIsibt
tdt2" fuhr ie traurig fort. so bore
bsnn,@ = tr bIidte Is absrral9t on,
mad uuiersr Shtioung ipubte Id,
= ia. bq puBte Id, bab i'd bid
liebts. Sd muB bid INNER geIicbi
boben. Msiu abideulidsr SipI5 6iell
mid nilr oabon 5uriid, d biz al Ias
gen." sic ihloB oieis Dorts nit sis
mem Ssuf5er in Der Stimme.
g9u Iiebteit MIDI" frdsts sr,
loum Isiuen Dbren iralsuo.
SD babe bid ipenigitens felt
3pOlf Sahrsu sslisbt, iaste fs leiis,
un0 i'd CLAUDE, i'd ipsrbe Is INNER
tun."
ST natm idnen unO felt i6rc
9onb.
SIT ss pirtli6 bein ernF OOer
.fpitlIt ou nit mir2" fragts sr Ieis
beni6aftIi9. Gle blidte auf uno Iab
einen nsteu, iebr sdrtIiden ausbrud
in Ieinen Ieuhten 9ugen. Damn nabm
or iie in bic Urine unb tiBte iie.
sic cnt5og fi4 fanft i9rem Sat
ten.
SO 1T fpdt. glsanor srpartet
MIDI" fdste fie.
.8iaf Oh niat See trintsn, Be-
Dor ou gebit2" frogte sr.
Sie iab iid in Dem ungsmiitIi9en
Salon I'm.
,8iait bu nidt Iisbsr," fragte ite
nit 3drtIidsm 2d6eIn, stpilit bu
niGt lieber nit mad SoaIe tommen9"
QIs er isinen llebsr3ieber ange3os
gen bate unb Iie I'M gegriff Itans
0en, in Die talte Qa9t binaus3ugeben,
iagte er, Id6eInb auf ie berabbIits
tenD:
sd babe ben SIDED ni6t mitges
.bra6t, osu i6 Dir berIprD9en bate.
Dir fDnnen glsanprs Re9nungen
dber aud biet better be3dblen, fuenn
tie uns ms 9dIs gei4itt perben.S
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-25
eie6estraaa6ie i'm ;yelSe.

Gtn3eI6eiteu zines ~eigenartigen 2ies
besDramas perben ii6 bemnd9t in
elmer 9erbanblung Dor einem fran30s
.fi9en &rteg8geri6t entrolIen. Der
QRgetIdgte, Der ii6 bier gu psrants
porten baben pirb, 1T Elm Saupts
mann, beffen g}amen inbeiIen bic
fran36fide greiie berf9neigt. Der
M}ann berg0tterte feline 5rot, unb
Der Qbf6teb bon ibr fiet Tim, ols er
Ing Selb ridden mubts, auBerpr1ents
lid i6per. gGs bic 5raii, bic in
Saofrontrei9 Iebte, irgenbno in @rz
fd6rung gebrndt bate, bob i6r Ml1nn
NIT Ieinem &egtment in gOmpiegne
eingetrOffen mar, beitieg fe ipfort bic
8obn, nm bortbtn gu fabren unb BEN
geIiebten Mann nod einmal au Ieben.
Sc mar bas gerdbe in iener 3eit,
oIs Der Sages6efe6l bes @enerolifiis
mus erI6tenen mar, Der Sffi3ieren
uno SoIOaten itreng unterIogte, ibre
Br1ueft I'M 6elDe 81 emptanger. DER
9auptmann erbielt no9etnanber bier
Qufforberungen bnn ieinem DberIten,
feline 6rou aus Gompie9ue All entz
feruen. 4ber bieie ppllte bon elmer
9reunung nt6ts tptfIer. 2o9 eins
mol unternabm es Der Gberft, ben
Sodptmann nit 9inipeis auf ben Sas
essbefe9I Spffres auf3uForbsrn, fir
Die Gntfernung ieiner 5rau gu Iors
gen. Gr figte bie8mal biu3u. boB
er, falls er aud bieie aufforberung
unberiidii9tigt lieBe, fpegen Gsbors
famsOsrmsigerung Dor bas 3riegsges
ri9t eeitellt nerben piirbe. Dele
9robung bafte ben uubenbii6tigten
Grfolg, baB Der 6%auptrnann in Der
angft, ipegen bes Gigeniinns Ieiner
6rau b%egrobiert su perbeu, IN Der
Grregung gum HsbuIber griff unb bic
bergOtterte Syrau Durh bier Repplbers
fdiiife tOtete. u
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-25
Srsit6pfige Girma.
Gnsliide sdilbernns Der brsi 5fibrer
6es Snrenreides.


bes Sarenreides.
Die 2pnboner ,9oilD &oil" qibt,
pie bic p9lationol= 3eituug" mitteilt,
cine intereTante S9iIbtrung Der brei
5ibrer be8 3arenbeeres, bic ben 4ns
tell ots @roBfiiriten aitolaus an
Der @ntfa4ung bes 8eltbranbes
f9orf beIeudtet. .g8a8 8uerft BEL
benz 8roBfirften Nttolai auffdat,"
10 er3dblt Der englif9e geri9teritats
ter, lift feline ouBerDrbentli9e @rDs
BE. als er ben S~berbefe6l erbielt,
3udten mande bic 49ieln. Sin
@roBfirt!!", meinten Ie nit pieIfaz
genbem 2adeln. Sn3piI4en iinb
bic 3peifler fin getporben, unb bic
Qnit4t 1T allgemein, bab in Iitplai
RitOIoiepitf4 Der bette Mann an
Der Spite itebt. Sein gan3es Be-
ben mar cine 8prbereitung ouf ben
&rieg. QIs i'm SrIi bic rufIif9e
Qrmee ben 8eFebl our Mobiliiierung
erbtelt, iagten bic 2ette i'm @pIte:
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berborrogenben plou nit boEbem
9er5en uno 8Dgerno beran3ugebeu.
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gen gu Ieiner 8erfiigung: General
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gen, III gIei45eitig 9enter urb Sots
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itnb Sutrigen ftebt, beIen Rarten
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nGbrenO gum 3oren tamen. Die
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8 ar gleide @e6oBgepihte
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ooppelt purben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-25

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Der 5irma, er 1T Der generalsDis
rector" 8is ieBt gsben bic Sc.
Der 6irma Qitolai II. So.
ni6t Defenders gut!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-25

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1911 Suwarb ct.
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The Springdale news., 1915-02-05
REV. HICKMAN TO FORT SMITH.

Springdale people will be surprised at the announcement that Rev. NJ. c. Hickman, who has been pastor of the M. E. Church here has been transferred to Fort Smith.
 Rev. Hickman had been appointed to the charge here for his fourth year, but has closed same. and now takes charge at Fort Smith. This was caused by the failure of Dr. J. W. Stewart of the St. Louis Con- ference to take his new charge. On Tuesday night of last week phone message came from Dr. Carter, Dis trict Superintendent, asking Pastor Fort Smith, as Fort Smith had asked that he be appointed to that charge His consent having been given, he was appointed to Fort Smith, Rev G W. Green was then transferred te Springdale from Fayetteville, Rev. Q. U. Burkebill from Heavener, Okla. to Fayetteville, Rev. J. 4. Ander- son from Siloam Springs circuit to Heavener.
 During his three years in Spring dale, Rev. and Mrs. Hickman have made many friends, and the records show that Pastor Hickman has re- ceived 109 members into the church; the second year shows total of 36. Rev. and Mrs. Hickman will leave this week for Fort Smith where they will take up their new work
 "If 1t happened it's in The Nows."