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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05

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itinlrlt, bag basfeIbe nn6 ieinen gobe
lperfaIft urb Der grl6s gIeifbeitlIf
inter TIRE fiinf ainoer oertbeiIt tper'
Den ioa. M.
9la olaf sa6en.
sSof(n tno eoipnrO Aeis iino 9sad'
labperpalter pon gIioabef6 gaeis
Beriollalien S1oo, @rlmSeieentbum
$1,000.
@iaria 8aitbe lit 3eItameutspoIl.
ltrederill BON BolII @altbe; Beriona.
lien $1,000.
Clos Slcttner lit 3addaBpermal.
ter bon Sitlia alettner; 8erionalieu
$500, @nuu6eigentbum $500.
4bilip enig lit gtaAlubperlpoIter
bon Gahel acbIbranO; Berioualier
$500.
SopBie 8agner iii Jeitamentspol,
| itreferin BON 9loiiHa @reiner; gerio.
nalien $3.50, @rruOeigent6un $500
). Senrp mo 9lnna 2ouiie as.
mann iino Geitamentspoaitrefer bon
Searu glsmann; Srmbeigent6um
$4,000.
g9rn. %. GoutIln lit Sftanients.
Iboqitreder bon Sueaa Gonflin; Ser.
ioltdlien $500, Gruuoeigentbunl
S200C.
Ger perjoIilif;e JiaflaB oes 16os.
!. APanion betro5t $2059.
8eritie6enes.
Sic elftioa Der 9rum Goal 60,
iinS aui 1888 81 nbseid)dst rpor.
ben.
Tic Sobn Soiiulann godina So.
erlsugte elm llri1eil ii6er St69.O7 0e.
gen Scbn Reumeper. slIbert z.
Gotcs Gin folhe5 iibcr $152 gegcyl
Seurp ". S6nriot- Ibonlas Ctr,
rcn eIn iol9es ii5er 1920 gegen S.
rs. Sieblimg.
9Darles sSncioH itrengte eine aln'
&c iiber $500 gegen Die g. un6 D.
ES..gs. n. R. go. an, neil ihm &C.
lpiiie getrdge fir cen 9eriiherimgs
lonos Ger eSefellitait pon ieinem Ga.
ldr abgcScger .pliroen, er aber Damn
eutIeiien ipcroen lit.
9enrp @oebfenbers fIaste eiur
i5orSeritns iiber s5s9.37 sesen s. q.
8iIion elm.
1Sn Ranen Der Sta6t reifte Der
Sta0tanipalt Sdoenle cine GinbdIts.
tlugc eegen ben StnntgIoitor IL. Gel
mann lnib ben Sta0tid,1smeiIter
.Sitt Elm, nm oieieI6en gu perbinoern
$4,000 bon Der Grtihdoigungs'
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Gc. an Die Gtabt beJablen nriibte, ar
Oir garfbe65roe gu iibertragen, reip
aAs5u5aDleu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
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@eebrte Reoaftionl
02it CSeeenDdrtigem beebre i'd mid
;S5re gtuimerfinnfeit aiif .Geutide
arieJsIieoer ans BEN Sabre oes Sells
1917, periaft pon RuSolf 1aHtbour,
344 gclrern. 9iem Dorf Gin 81 leu.
fen, reIte &rieeslicoer 10 red;t gceiJ.
net limb Die 9egeiIterunq fiir Deter.
reid llnaarns imo 2el,tiflanos &C.
redtc Safe mad 5ll erbaItcn uno III
erboben. Ter girjelpreis oeS 6eft'
,hens 1T % Gents mdhrenb bel No.
ndblrc pom bluocrt aopien Der Ercis
iiGj auf uur $4,000 itellt.
Jiafoem ber Grtrng oieies gudp$
riir arme reihsbelltidJc mn 6iterrei.
diidJ.imaariidle aricIsTriippel te.
ItintiHt III, 10 mdrc i'd, Sbnen iebr
banfbar. penn Sie bic Gublifation
oieieS @crfcs III S>lrem rcidjabtcn
Mattc uerInlltbareu ipiiroeu.
S1od)aditungspou
Ter a. uuof. &oninI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
Oenteinbe.6 eitlid,feiten.
staiisesrdn,djsn, MISUNDERSTANDING
Gen Hub Seitlidfeiten 5nm geiten
DER arieesnOtbIsibenSeu.

Ter Tamenpcrein Der Teitt.
idjeH ct. Sobanues @emeinbe (gaitor
$. o.. Giienlobr) tontnlt geiite gsad)-
lniftaa 5lir RouatsiiMlns 5pianmei.
Nm SicieIbc idliebt ii6 oas iiblife
aniicefrdu5hep or, welhes biesmaI
uor benz ganJen @eff6fts. .aoniuIittee
porhrrcitet unb geIeitst pirS. Bel Die.
icr BeIeacnbeit touulen auh gidb.
ln6 S1fclarbeitcn. Gr5eisniiie Der
aeiibiea Singer Der Iamen. gum Der.
iali. Gin redt sablrciher 9eiuf)
ioate ibren JIsib beIobnen. .
Ter irauenperein Der ct.
Mnrfnstird,e tSaiior Carl r. ..
SdHlibD bat morgcH ysafuttttag
aaiieeaeicIlid,nft. lie Arrangements
.ieseH oicsual in sSanoen Der 5ral,et
Soybie &iienetc, GntiIie Scdiirnbcrs
marguerite $uiemann. Scurieite
Saler, 5Iora siirberi, aatbdrinc
ssailer. sinna aaiier, 2oiiiie Gprius.
rsobanue apeiter luib 1Pdrie Stable.
- Ter 5rngennerein Der gp. Sm.
gianucIS @emeinoc III 5airmount
lguitor g. s. Sonneborn) tonlnt
n0rgfn Wad)mittag gum staiiectrinj.
dlen 3ilianunen.
Tumen Der DiartIni aird,c in
Sebamspilic (asaitor GmiI 9anrr)
rernnitniten beiite siadriiittaa inlb
sIbeHo in Gors SalIc. 275l gseit 8.
Strnbe. eine llnterbalhma nit Gudlre
uno 1nns. Ter eriraa ioa Dem bent.
iden unb oiierreidiidpunanriifcn
.Silieicuos sn 8nte fomnIeH. Soficnt.
lid tabeu Die ganeu in itrem hllmd.
iiiidren @irfen einen i6onen Griplg.
- Ter Jrnuenoerein Der Martini
Gemcinbc 81 Sid 9lini (gaitor 3. I.
egartiier) hat mcrgeu NadDmittlg
cbsuials gerianmluHg NIT stnffee,
trdn,f)en.
DER Susenbperein Der Wlnttbdls
Geirtiabe lRaitor ". gertrnnr) per.
anitaltet beite nnb uiorpen abenos
xllbr, llitcrhaltilneen. bel IpcIdten
Die Stiide .An gc0ncmisal Boone.
rare- irnb " 9afc Of Sispeniicn"
5irr Turtfiibrung seIanaen. See
Cream irnb anDcre grfriifurHsen
iperncl berabrcidt.
Worgcn Rad,mittaa iinoct bic
Notwithstanding bcs 6rpuenpcr
ems Der Tritten Geitid,en Nrot. ose-
meinDe lFnitcr $. !Saeiner) itntt.
Eds buulit oerbimoene stnfiaefrdrs.
'tben .pirb pon ben fclsenbcn GunIeH
pernltitnitet. bic aus SerslidTic silr
Ibellnntmc rIrlnbcn: 2cniie prpd.
mann Caroline grodmanit 2prn
grodinarin @sarsaretba 8rodHnuiL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
aies unb 9as.

Wlit benz 9f66rpd oe3 nlten
Court StraBe Marttbauies miro, ME
@ebaa6e.aonlnriiiir slen0igS geitern
anfiiiIeiate, am Gonueritag 6egonnen.
Die geb6roen oenfen iiber Mittel ltnO
@eee ndd, pie Der 6ffclrtfidle Mtarft
bis aaf @eiteres Dem Bublifluu er.
balten bIeiben fam. Gs lit angereJt
poroer. ben gtab gu cenentiren lmh
ben jeeieen Stnnoinbnbern 5u geitnt.
ten bort lire Stdnoe ein5uriAten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
1as snlbene Gbeiubildam.
psrr ,sraHf Neii anb Satin bssc6eu
SGS isltens seit AM Spuataa
Stui o. Rai.

Sm areiie Der 6aniIie werOe,l
Serr unS lrau gicif ron 9lu. SO
Barter StraBe, Clifton SSeigbts, ON
Sonntaa, eeru o. Wai, bas ieItenc
i5eit Der ecl0eHcu Sod5cit begeber.
Ter Siibiler lpuroe aiu l3. SSaruar
1s4l IN &afeu 6ci ReiIitnht an Der
9artG. Stbeirpfals, seboren, fam mil
iciTen SItrrn ssran5 unO gnna N,
9ieii i'm ,alri 1917 birett Had Gin.
ciunati lub nobnte ailh ieitbem bier
Goifcn er Jier feline Grsiebung in
Der SreiidpIe geuoiier Sie Sautals
teineu coer 70 lpeuia beutfden Inter.
rid,t ertbeiltc, blieb CT oennodI Der
Oeiitlten Sgrlfe lnto Sitte getrat.
SSm WPni 1868 pcrbeiratbete er i'd
nit iSr!. gGil6etb 8eibIer, geborcr
a,n 10. Sauulr 1S46, 1obter bon
6ranj ,nb Aai5ariua @eiBler. Seine
5rou lit inn llets in 5rellbe irnS 2eio
t-e;i 5nr Se,e aeitanoen. Die 5rni-
ititg puroc poH yoitor Gotpdro Spei.
eel IN Der 4cutif)cu Rrot. ct. Yetera
aird,e, bnJuma! Ode 3alilit unS 10.
Strui,e. poujogeH, lpprauf in Der Gin.
eiunati 8urp5a.le Sas Soh5eitsiril
hesc;i1en puro1 Gon II ainbern
iiilo nod Z am Seben, bic an Der sol.
eInen SodBcj; cier tbeiInebmeH pcr.
fPtt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05

ertdmpfte Some 9tule ni9ts lpeiter Ie:
ais eine if0ne gfeoensart. Sb bic
neus 2i5ensOorIaae pafirt ptrh, ers
i6ien beute 2lbenb md, iebr 5peifef
bait. 8enn bic ReprdIentdnteu por
9dmiIton Go, Die burin eine UIaBs
rsgel Der 4ntiliberaleu pittern, i6ren
@illen ni6t bur6ieBsn, perDeu lie
qenu1 bemotratifne Stinmen erbaI1
ten, I'M bisie apminiitrotiOnsmosres
GEL au Sale 3u briRgen. Die Deles
cation BON Samiltpn so. nimnlt oel
nIIetn rihtieer StaubpuHti Elm, oaB
BEN reip. Counties in ge5ug ouf oie
MISUNDERSTANDING Some Rul.,
b. b. SeIbit6eitimmung 5uite1t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
ygniieinHs' Slu6.

Ter gel,iiciaua' Glib tat nadJiter
Salnitaa aber0 i.ine Iette 9eriamm'
Iiiitp Dor Den ar1i;cH Sericn. gisInug
pflesten Die citizen giitglieoer on
llHtcrbaItunssioitcu iiir bic geieaigcu
glbellbe su bcitreiten; biesnaI ioIlG1
nbrr SIC puiiipcn bran. Bon ieocnl
anpcjcnSen paiiiucn Mitgiirh piro
ciitcpocr cine 2Iniprnd)e, ein gier
ODER @eidaHtc erlDartet. 9tieulane
tcri ii6 orii6er, fetuer bari aber aud
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
Sritiibes lInterieebpDt
Bon einsm beuti6en Mat
rine guftfatff
nerte enft

]
gerltu 4. Nfai, iibsr 2onopu. -
Die foI9suOe Offi5isae gstanutmG
dung 1T am DRnitag absuO crIaFsR
tporbtn:
rAm 3 .NSdi bomborbira elm beut.
ides arines2ufti6tfi mebrsrs britt,
IteH unteriesbopte in Der Rproiss.
Cine Sombs bon BEN 9uftidtfi iraf
ems Der untsriseboute, cds iofOrt uu'
terain9.
.Das 9ufti1iff Durbs BON bsm lln'
tsriesbcoteu aus beidOiih, obRs ober
qstrrfIa e,erDeu. Gs tebrte UHper,
isbrt Suru
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05

linier agent IN Samilton III
Serr Gouarb gruf, 449 Glib FINITE
etrafe. geI Gel. 476 g., Spms
Vbone 1881 u.
- Gurl.p SuIs BAT GbarIss Scls
mes, 5oi. grabp unb paul Sslsburt
auf 5000 Shabsrerias psrtlasts. gr
mar Don ben 9enonnten am 27. Stz
to6tr anesfaoif.n uno osrtpuHbet tpors
ben.
- 1i. Rsus SisbsWain strdbe
Bride ptrb heuie nit elmer sroben
Tsisrlihfsit unb Yarabe eingepei1t
qls 1aufputbsn perber bic 5rls.
Waraor.t Wurph1 Rurp ;Jrarcss
9apis, Rorma 5amann, 5lorencs
Ddptfon Don Der Cft 5isb strabs,
Clara @anglusbaI bon CrfOrb uuo
cine Dame Don Riboletotpn funsirsR.
Ri5ter Sonss une Rsdtsanpdlt Ben.
5srpis nsrbeu bic Syeitrsben baItsr.
- Die automobiie rpn Or. 8.
&c. @ooo unb Sam. 5im6ermdnr
rannteH an Der 3. unb 9ublop Strds
he aegen sinanoer uno puroen 6si6ar
biai. g2i.mano ipuros Dsrlest.
- Sulpia gailep bat tfr,n gdtten
Spbn gailsp tpeasn gsrnd6Idfiguug
auf Sheioune Osrflagt uuo psrldngt
has &eht ihrsn Mdodsnndmsn 9anb
tpisbtr fiibren su oiirfeH. Das Yaar
heirutbeie in 6amilton ON 21.RoSem-
bsr 1912.
- Ri6ter Sdrlan 6elpiaigts Der
GIisabetb S6mitt bic Shsibung bon
Sen. Stmitt aui 9runb ron gsrnn4s
IdiiiauHg.
- Der 9runbitein bss nsuen Glt
5smpels puros asitsru Gbsub geIest.
- Der 9efunobeits6tumte Il. g.
Smsblep srnirtte i'm Wluni'ipaigeritt
@erbaftsbsfsbls asgsR bic WildbGno
Ter Georae Stisg, Sarrb grub6urp,
Gb. D.ib. Wdrtin Druid unO Sobn
Spastb, neil fie OsrtpdFerts Ntla in
ben 6onbel pe6rdht babcn iolm
- 3is Wuui5ipal anldaen pers
Sieuteu i'm Wonat gpril einsn 3iemz
Iid,eH gstraa iiber Die auslneen. Sas
Gas SepGrtemsnt peroitnte, 539.1S:
WafierDerte, $5, ,36700; sIettriitean.
Iaae. 81 .499.1e.
2aura Durham !SiQ, Satin
pou O. %. Sin, BON Der Wlioblstppn
9arbnrabe. iiarb i'm Wercp 5ufpital
i'm 2(ltsr pom 63 sSdbrsn an sinem
9.tera.ihfpiir. Sic hinterIGbt ben
9atten uun orsi 5pttsr.
49, Ssiratbsihetue: 1reo. 9luos
purlsr, "a. uNb CLARA @samdnn, IS,
b.ibe prn Nibblsiotpn; fraut Hu
bOlpb, 80. Buffalo, q. o., unb Gil,
lie 0epotO, 30, 6dmiltrn; asonoro
8resnbaum, 30. uus SsrtrIos Cart
Lamb. q, beios BON MiobIetotpu:
9cuis Winiams, so, Sdrbigsr, uno
alice 5t,pheuioR, 80. Jarbiss, belize
rpn RiebIstoun.
- Der ShuIrath erNaunts Carl
did, sspfsph 2lbbptt, aoron @eseC,
giainm aobler. Robert @urb, ". Z.
6snuiuar. Geo. gartsIs, Chris. 8.
Sploefer. um ben Genius ber idul.
pfliftiasn suasnb auf5unebmsn.
Coroner arpre bat fuIg.nbe
9,rbittt In Teinsu llnteriudunseu BON
5obesfcllen eineereit)t: Sdudlins
Cannon, nit qbii5t sstrOtet; gilbert
Tlapnarb Roth, 9srsiftuus; gb.
auants. SelbitmOrb; IiIiprb nil
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05

fdnser nls orei w2imlten ipredJer,
iingen reer er51blen. DC lannige
Einlrbune DelGe Sefretdr 9biLip
geertDner cerfaBt iinb al sic @e.
ireuen eeiaidt bat miro iiperlid) iti.
nilireno ailf ben 9eiud BET SisuHg
lpirfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
6be.GrlanbHiRiaeise.

)GuitdS Grai1.r, 25, 217 @eit 81.
bertb Str.
fS9oiaitisa 59ospIer. %. 1923
Ufpors Ctr.
}geOrse 2loriar aeamau. %. 1885
Wleisr gtDs.
carrie 6. Iooos, 20, 2s72 8uTcu
Roab.
I1ilIiam u. Giniams. 55. so4 Barr
( Strabe.
tslmanSa sis&s, As. s25 SGsbapdp
Strabe.
|psrsb 9. Gaas, "a, Gl.pes. 8.
lGii5abetb San;od. 18. Giisab,tbs
ippn, Sbio.
Jg9obert 6. Smith, 80. 2ubl,n, ap,
lRalOe srpDn 20. 2646 @.it 6. Ct.
l@sOrse 6utit q. Wintou @oap.
| glusuite Sups, lS. oessI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
gsiier ais RhisinnspI.

yin iuiriliheS ungonebnes ggidinnilGlgs
Wbihbrmitici GidrfHgs. Wttb Rluirciulaanps'
mittei itHb HlndbHrn's ddscuHpngl piuen. Se'
sufteuen uub gu aefuneu. elue plncn RlpOs
tbefeu berfenien its. gerinbtu Sie bisisIbsn
beGte Nbenh,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
DR., BuRKHART,S

gsaefabIe gempounb bsbsbt EGmsrsen
In hff Esiis, @hafn. unfsr ben E6Hlitrbld,tftn,
1tifauf1ls DsrAflop'eH. miibss n6ddpnuufee
ossflhl, GcpaGs, QeTpofiiai Slsrftopiuna. fas'
rsh ftIrffn WaCer. StsoirptIaHidue, Gbeeridi.
ifies Epfisri. Grlduaf sine 30idaiae Htbano'
bon bsr triten Toiis an. On ellen avctbefeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05

g1ettie grodmnniL gnliIie guiite,
D2nric gopeIle. Nnrie 9eshder, CLIFF
2iet lrnb Margaretbe DIET.
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Infer aaent in SamiltOn III
Serr Goaarb gruf, 449 Glib Sanits
etrafs. gsa ssl. 476 g., Spms
Ybone 1881 u.
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Fels q Co., Philadelphia.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-05

stalled were new to the members of the state legislature but when prop erly put before them as ndi' duals, they soon realized that the bugahoo that had been raised against the pro posed legislation was false. and they were willing to stand temporary crit icism in the assurance that two years Of trial of the plan would vindicate 1t before even the most critical
 Many of the legislators who voted against the bill said they understood the plan, and personally approved it.. but tllat this constituency would not give the same study to the plan. and would crtcise them for approval of such measure, and therefore did not vote for it.
 When this biEl passed the house of representatives, and went Co the sen ate, 1t was there met with a vicious opposition. The people of Hot Springs as a whole were abused by sharp tongued men enjoying the privilege of exemption from responsibility which the state gives legislative members But there were majority of reason abie men willing to stand sponsor for that which they regarded as neces-
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provided a means for an end, and the only real beneficiary would have been the men and boys who received the cash premiums for their exhibits at this state exposition.
 Wlat great harm could have come from such legislation?
 The bin was passed and went to the governor George W. Hays had iu- dicated he would sign the bill. He had Gas was sworn in Judge Fulks court by many good citizens) said pos itively he would sign the bil and Governor Hays had selected the com missioners to he appointed under the bill as a law. He had used and mis- used the friends of this bill
 When the tune came, after the biI. had laid on his desk almost the fu'l five days, Governor Hays probably was in & dilemma. j was apparent he bad straddIed the issue 1t was ap. parent he had told tho political friends Of the bul the Hot Sprin4s workers for the bin, and the people oi other fairs in the state, be would sign the bill. 1t was also apparent ae had told some narrow demagogic inter csts he would veto the biil He did boih
 The mt'ated "dis and dat as they say iu connection with thc bill proves that he approved the bill while labor ing with those he had promised he would approve it; that he vetoed it while laboring with the promise he evidently had made to veto it, and that he later scratched out the dis and again left it an approved bill, and then to make himself less under stood than ever, made the bin veto.
 The courts have not yet determined whether the bill is law or not There is a question that will be made as as whether a governor after once ap- proving a bill, and making it law, may veto that law. Al least there vii, stand through all the history of man kind a supreme court decision in the ease that will carry with it the record to posterity that Arkansas had a gov ernor who changed his mind at least four times in connection with a bill submtted for his approval. IL makes a record for shifuuess that will prob ably last through all the history of the country.
 The purpose of this is not a criti- eism of the action Of the governor. for he has already met such coudemna- ton as his wshy-80sly action merit ed before all sound thinking people. He has met the condemnation of the people of both sides. But the pur- pose of this article is to show that this was not a gambling bilP but was clean and fair bill. that it was the recipient Of the approval of those who were willing to study its pro visions, rather than jump at nasty conclusions, ard that had it been signed and approved as it should have been. the Arkansas State Fair| of lal5 and of future years would in-I stead of having been killed, have been
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soURlNG OF COVER CROPS.

Never turn the clover or other croi under without first thoroughly cut ting mp with a disk harrow, as th material plowed under in layer SC riously interferes with the capillary action of the moisture in the soil The effects of turning under in a layer are what Is sometimes called souring the soil with green manur ing crops. Double disk the cover crop two or three times with a sharp disk harrow before blowing; puow well by taking a narrow furrow and edging rather than inverting the fur row: then double disk the land aeain rather deeply and no injurious effect NHl result, however large the growth may be.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-05

today exploiting premium list Of cash prizes that wouid temat the peo- pie of all sections of Che state 10 pro doce the best the soil will give, ana the best stock possible to raise. to
 win not alone the honor that goes
 with blue ribbons. but the cash re ward any farmer ot stock raiser is en-
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sary 10 such an institution as the Arr kansas State Fair. regardless of the demagogery of the minority
 The Fair Commission bin would have provided ample revenue to have guaranteed the permanency of che state fair. The tax placed on the
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parimumels would have gone into a
 premium funl The heaviest burden of a fair is to pay cash premiums fot exhibits. Exhibitors must be given cash premiums else they will not uu. dertake the expense of exhibits. Therefore in our humble way we had
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-05

The Russian peasant woman has little or no houseworll to do, as there are no beds to make, an the family sleeping on hay in the barns or on coats on the floors.
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The FOrdyce Bath House

Situated on the United States Reser- vation in the center of Bath House Row, built over a group of Hot Springs, includ- ing the Fordyce Spring, from which it secures its water supply, and pronounced by the Governments expert to be Radio Active
 This magnificent bathing palace, opened to the public March l. 1915, is the MOST PRACTICAL. COMPLETE AND LUXURIOUS BATH HOUSE IN THE UORLD.
 Built as a monument for the man whose name it bears, pointed to with pride by citizens and public alike, it stands as an eXemplification of the highest ideal of architectural and structural grandeur
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Miss Rose A. Gray of Newark, N J, has been employed in the one posi- tion with the same firm for the past fifty years.
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Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Maglll, who has just celebrated her one hundred and seventh birthday, is the oldest wom- an in Philadelphia.
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PIainfio.d, N J., has a female base bah team composed of members of tbe young Women's Christian Asso. citation.
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titled 10 who eVcelis after such labor as must he necessary to excel in such things.
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Facts concerning the Fordyce Bath House: It is nearly twice as large as any other bath house at Hot Springs. In addition to regular bath house features it has the largest gymnasium in the State of Arkansas. A roof garden containing B. 00o square feet. An assembly and music room 20x1OO feet. Two bowling alleys. State Rooms, Beauty Parlor, Hair Dress ing, Manicuring, etc. Departments of electro-therapy, hydro-therapy (water cure) rethmo-therapy, mechano-therapy, Cmechanical cure) 285 private dressing rooms
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-04
TW0 HAYNES MEN .GRANTEDLICENSE

Judge R. w. Jennings of the district court today granted the two Haines liquor licenses, the dis position of which had been post poned on Monday to allow of ad- ditional evidence being secured.
 The protest against the granting of license 70 c. w. Hockett of the Haines hotel was an account of Lis alleged location within 400 feet Of church. By actual meas urement yesterday it was proven that he is eight feet bey ond the limit prescribed by law, and the protcstants withdrew their obJec- tionS
 The license for the Gateway sa- .oon, owned by the Erie Co.,, which was also protested on account or being within the 400 foot limit, was granted for the reason that the saroon had been located on the present sight prior to the erection of the church, and was therefore eX- emp, from restriction that would other wise have been considered.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-04
YARDS
 ARE BUSY

New York, Aug. - Announce meut that five yards on the Dele ware river are now building forty six ccean-going vessels, with re- ports of a like activity in New England yards. The producing ca pacity of American ship builders is increasing with every month of the war. Marine journals state that whereas the average cost of mak- ing a vessel in Great Britain was $4O a ton, it is now $6O, and that the ou.rut of British yards is cur tailed by the necessity of doing forced work for the navy. Difficult ties of eXportation, at the same time, have checked the old tendency of our steel-plate manufacturers to sell more cheaply abroad than at home. The American industry is, of course, building for the future as well as the present, for the demand for ships after the restoration of peace will be acute. Operators can uow sail their vessels on the At lautic at a profit, even under the oppressive seamen's law; when the war is oyer and the freight rates drop, they can sell them to advantage.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-04
MEN
 D F.6HT FIRES

Far.st fires that have been rag fig for tle past several weeks in the vicinity of uaines have at vari- uus times threatened to wipe out that town, but owing to the prompt action Of the citizens of that place and ot the officers and men of Ft. ". II seward the dire calamity was ave-ted and at the present writing appears to have passed them by for good.
 While Haiues is now con- s;dered absolutely safe the fire kas swept toward the north and Is raging in the Ro- scua timber claim on the west side of ChtJcoot Inlet and the big sal mon cauuery plant of the Alaska Fisnrrtes Co. is in imminent dan .-- Cg being destroyed.
 Yesterday Forester Hubbard rabl,f to Ed. Foreman of the Gold ca North hotel at skagway to send him down fifteen men to fight the fir, as soon as he possibly could and at ' o'clock this morning Billy Matthews with r men in his launch left for the scene of ac- ton.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-04
HAYNES PEOPLE
 HAVING OUTING

A vor-y of prominent Haiaes peo- pie comprised of H. ?. N Htrh.n- b.re and family, Miss Marie A"~e'- sou, her niece, Miss Esther Mad sgu and Mrs. Moore of Skagway are at Glacier Point having 8 sunM.r ? outing.
 Judge ". B. stout, who has ben i- aJ.euLaaCe oa the district court tl SkaEway since Monday, left for lis home in Hatues this afternoon and will join the party at Glae.e- Point tomorrow. He will b. a guest e his daughter Mrs. Brktubjuo.