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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26

tes, o9 boor Or0et bar frit. 81
Del 8iones6Dr0 afIa9Oes. ga Wio.
natstimen font, reiite Den ltore Sta.
re al lllge Menneifer Jig og nnoel
9en og Gang tog De afifeo mel
oct ganlle Qar og 6ilite oct np(
peIfonmen. Samti0ig ringeoe Sir
fefloffel. og oens 9pO berte5 lan9i
no oper Galen.
5 9ptuell9en 6aUOe ri Qfp0C
bper aiten ! airfea, % ri iamle-
oes ON % brll9te @nnerne, JON
bar befenotejort uDoniferen.~
Neni96eoens aarsme0e af6olO.
ties Den y. Samlar. Menigbeoens
%financielle Stilling par 900, Deer
ifno / aasien. @uostieneiter %
Weoer bar ser oaret afbolot man
ae al og oeret goo Iililntning til.
3ormano, Sefretpr o9 &asierer
qenpnlates; g. 6. Senien Dalgtes
til Gr1itee OF 30. Mn0ien til 9ia.
fon, 9eter Semen til Bla0sanoiier.
Srgmniit, Rirfeianger, alofferiager
% Rorreiponoent til o8aniferen"
pnlqtes ale pan ll6eitenlt Sio, Oi
MAJ 10 babe DPret iaa ififfelige,
maaife oDgtiee / bet iunnone aor,
at Be fife oil0e bare mere uleilig-
he0 me0 os Deo 4arsme0erne fore.
Iebig. On goo Stemnin9 berife-
Sc beo Ws0et, % oet CAB Jig til
aenoe oeo, at Der BAR goo gillie
til at iaa Oe forifellige Soger oro.
ne6e poa Ell for Reni96eOen 600
Maaoe. 9lan0t an0et beillitteoe Ri
Iom Ip6DanIig at baoe 0nnif Reli-
|gionsIfole / CONNER, en- Romite
palates til at, orone oermeo. Wpno
blep oolgt til at gaa meo Glitter til
6aaoe Mcnighe6ens oo Somfunoets
'@sremaal.
@otireo Senien og Suitru og Be.
ter 6. 9eterien er 6leoet optaget
/ Wenigbeoen.
Oct bIeu olligepel life til noget
meo Ioranorinoen af Dor BoIt.grte
ira Del Ren til Borlie; oct er Bile
ben u0iat til 1. april og maaife
Ipngere no / 6renrtioen, oct er 10
life let at oioe, bpoo oe oiie Ser
rer / @oibington beItemmer iig til.
II. San. 1916.
Sobnn @aG6emar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26

Der uoretter bette, at De fan merle,
at @uO er Simlens og Soroens
5faber % OpboIoer, at Seins Sri.
itlis er bans enbaorne Ssn, % ben
eneite. pe0 bpem Memeifer tan
fomme / @nOs 8ige, iamt at ingen
fan faloe Seins 9erre noen oeo ben
NclIigaon0.
ct 5folenrien og en- Sfolegan9,
Ser aaar no paa at 6ielpe Menne.
fer til at foume % bIipe oeO at
pure | Somiuuo meo @uo, er bet
allcrneOpcnoigite o. alleroaroiiuIoe.
ile a aft 5folebpiet o. Sfole9ang.
9ette er ifinlt fer ianre NANCE Men.
neifer Dor 5io. % Here troenoe
0enneifer er bGepet %eitergiune ooer
fer, bDaO 8antroen inoDenoer moo
ct laaonnt buno. % aritn0friiteliat
Sfolconieu % oerfor er Oe | 5are
Tor at aIemme 3eopen0ig6eOen al at
ar6eioe ihnroigt beitanoigt Tor ct
Ion6ont SfolepGien. gi be66Der at
fan en- itor og mGatia Snteresie
boft ale 0eane Tor Ggte ariiten.
6oms 1orfnnOeIie gennem 5foleoG.
len bao0e I 9erneifoler % / h6iere
SfoGer in6en for lofale WenigbeOers
% airfeinmfilnOs @rGnier.
u. ). Da6m.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26
CORES
Hog Worm Cream
Concentrated

All Hogs are Wormy: By the
very nature of the hog, His way
of living and what he eats, He is
bound to be wOrmy.
There is no market for hog
Worms, and they sap the life
blood and your money form the
hog. Hog worms stunt young
hogs, and a stunted hog is a
money looser in the fattening
pen. The greatest menace to
the health and thrift of the hog
is worms. A worthless hog will
be a cholerless hog.
Cores Hog Worm Cream is
certain death to hog worms.
1t is the cheapest insurance and
the best investment for hog
raisers. 1t costs you less than
&c per hog, Each Dose, and
if fed once each 30 days will
keep them free from worms.
No Waste and Proper Dose
Cores Hog Worm Cream is not
like any other medicine, it is
a heavily concentrated cream
preparation containing an alb
solute anthelmintic "Worm Kill
err, and if the directions are
followed, each hog is certain to
receive the proper dose.
You simply mix or stir Cores
Hog Worm Cream in swill. 1t
mixes perfectly and evenly. Put
your swill in the trough and
there you are.
Cores Hog Worm Cream is put
up in the following sizes with
full directions for mixing in
swill or water and sold at the
following prices:
Small size enough for one dose
for % hogs, price ......s.... $3.50
Y gallon enough for one dose
for go hogs price ............ $500
gallon enough for one dose
for 100 hogs, price ......... $500
3 gallons enough for one dose
for 800 hogs, price ........ $1,000
5 gallons enough for one dose
for 600 hogs, price ...,s..,. $500
10 gallons enough for one dose
for 1900 hogs, price $3.50. $500
Cores Hog Worm Cream
should be fed at least once a
month.
Order to-day Sent parcel
post prepaid. No risk. Money
returned if dissatisfied.
Cores Hog Worm Cream Co.
Chemists
BOONE, IOWA.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26
Bella Wenisbeb, Del 8eD, Galif.

vi lgier / 9laoeHe og 6grer igen.
mem 9reOe, at Der er megen Spa.
Dom paa oen anoen SiOe 9jqrae.
ne. vi bar ogiaa / aar oeo Otter.
aarsifiitet bait mer eller min0re
al Den ieooanlige 6orfelelie. Raar
man tPnfer paa, buor mnilge belt
% 6%aluiDge % ifrantne Menneifer,
DER fommer til Dor Stat / Iarets
SOB, er oct at nnOreS oper at Der
life er mere Sp90oni, emo ser er.
Get mnn pei bare oct iunoe alima,
iom er SfulO i BET.
8eO apinoeioreningens Iarsme
Sc bleu ibIgen6e 5tprelie palgt:
&rs. IS. Seuritien. 5orman6, Mrs.
s. u. BeterierL 4pitiormano Mr5.
). 9. 9}ielieH. Sefretar; Mrs. 5.
@aloemar. aasierer. apinoeior-
eninaen holoer line m~onueolige We-
Der rmot 0e iorifelligc Stem %
bar 900 5ililttning.
si6eu min iioite M~eooelelie par
i%fre0et. CT ser til 9r. % Mrs.
0iarinns 9etericl anfommen Ell
Ssn. 3 eller 4 Gage ocreiter ban.
DC oeres 3 Mars Dreng oct ll6elo
at 6rGffe tit enc 9aor. M er ban
mart 6el6re0et % oil pit inaen pi.
oere Nien iaa al fit ll6el0; men
ben lille 0ren1 babe ct langt oa
i 6srituin9en ct imertefulot Spge.
leic.
2fbet Rielien ira EOS anaeles,
ION aenuem 5ommeren arbeioe6e
6eromfrina. %reiite peo 5illcfio til.
bnoe til EOS angeles.
@ar9rete oa @nrie Nielien, iom
/ ct AorStio bar unret / eos Mn.
9eles o. BaiaoIna. or fonmen
6iem iaeu % beitorer Slriet for De.
res 5aOer ". Gielien.
Slllert, Ben berliae Silletio. er MI
Ell iounoen Ti6, men Minocrne ON
Sen p~eIiigneOe 1iO I Stem oa Cir.
fe bar nj filbaae Serren nellia.
ueoe os / rigt @nnI. Manae Ms.
Ser. 900 geItaaelie. Scrrens ORD
bliuer forfpnot uOen SrDat baaoe
til @GffcIie % OpbDa9eIie. 81 bob.
DC 6eu ia0oanliae Suletrrsieit en-
DAG I SuIen. Ssnone sifoleber.
ueile uoierte ct groaram, bpao Sc
fom aoot ira; oct par mutt at 6s.
re, im aoOt Tom Sc bapoe lprt De.
res iuoa % tore 5tpffer. Sen.
Observation-Disclosures y. NieIieu ban.
DC ell Tortrniila for 9sruenc, %
Gnit. SanIen iaaoe ct alporshil0t
0rS iii os RIore.
Rufanrsaftcn 6olOt llueOomSior.
cHinaen 3uGctrasfcit airfeh.
lln1Somsforeninaen ira selma bar
.IinobnOt o. msote tnlrigt trent; DC
unacs grogrm blep uOiprt paa
en- ifen oa for Soreningcn prroia
Mnobe. Otter en- Gel al Froeram-
met par ilOfsrt, bleu Sc ale in0-
bitot til ct al Sirnmene peo Sir
fen, hnor 5orcninqen opporteoe meo
GbofoTnoe % nnorc Sorfriifnin1cr
Terefter Inmleoes De iaen | 2irfen,
bocr Meiten al Vroerammet uoicr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26
Sm SfolepRitn
% StOIcgan9

etboert Menneife meO Juno oorf
NUT bebsoer at iaa cenae ooet
Oet. Der er goot % nDtti9t. VI be
bsuer ale at piOe noget, JON pl
fan fonnne til at a~nitille Netraat'
ninaer oper. 8erpeO lGrer pi Al
asre 6orIfel pao en- Eel al oct, Der
er fIoat, og oct. Der er ufloat, rio
tiat ener urigtiat. Get or %laaoanl
nooet at stoleDrien % SfoIegana
ber birlpe Menneifer til at faa
8eoe paa.
! Dor 1iO arbeioes Der oUeror.
oeniIia meaet me0 SfoIeopicn De
9anoe, 5uor eioiliiationei er bic.
ben uo6rcot. 8or 80 4ar %
en0nu fortcre 5iO iioen loo man
Den tore, itore @pigOe al 9ern
pofie 90 u0en At lgre Ben at fri.
be o. reane for life at tale ON at
lGre Dem Iiot Siitorie % Beo8ra'
#. GU lille Smnle 2Gsuing Iar'
fc Dc, OF li0t ReIi8ionsmoerDis.
nina fit De.
Bore gamIe 5oriPOre, Der fun
tit qciliabco til at lGre iaa ubDre
liot. baDoc Iiae ian eo0e @pner,
iom Dor Tbs Nenneifer bar; men
De StafIer ianot inaen 2eiliabeo
til at Irre noeet. MGnaoen al Dem
fom iii at Ilioe og IlGbe baarot
meS Srn0erne for at ina oct alb.
iolut nsooenOige til 9iOets llnoer.
bolo, % Inn gif &c bort | 5attig'
Dom o6 if en- n0erit tnroeIis Be
arapelie.
ia, iaaonn er BET gnaet til | De
1i0er, Der err benrimoen, og eno'
M addr oct iahJm for iIeres @eo'
fommen6e.
Ren pi peO. at ri MI lener | Ell
9iS. ga en- operor0entlig flor 5or-
onorina or inotrnnOt OerueO, al ina
eoot Tom ale Bern bar fact no
anna iii at lore Sfripning, Heg.
ming, epsnina, Siitorie, @sOgrafi,
QGren ON acknowledgements ge.
TtanoOele oa COMMUNICATING iamt
gunobeoslrre os enonu ilere mt
tiae 9ina. Sn. Ell iaaoan lib leper
ri /. Wen ne os, ON oi o%uerier Ell.
Ter aIenmer oct Nninnr. Der fsl.
DER me0 at baoe Ell Ian0on anleo.
nina iii at lpre. 8i bsr f%orltaa.
at De, Der iorismmer at lGre, bonn
De maater o. bar 9eiligbeo til, oe
bor anIonr. Men pi trRnger til al
ioryaa enonu beore, at &c, Der gsr
aortrPo meO Def, De lGrer, % al
Sc, Ser ioriemmer at asre ao0t me0
oci, Sc fan, oe p%aa0raaer iig enonll
oei aIlerifsrite aniunr. for bpilfef
en- foriGroelig itrniienOe Dom oil
aaa ben oper Dem ira @n0 ! Sim.
Ten. BAN. ser Dil hetaIe etbperi
Menneife eitpr octs @rrniuarr. iaa.
rent sci life 0gffes % til at 4
oets SnuS % fommer til at aribt
SelnS ariitns meS Ben irclieuog
9rns Snnno.
ri Wenneifer leper imellem hueri
andre. FOR at Ri IfnI efife ~hperanorf
oa hirIpc bpcronore SfolepGieu o.
S~folcanna er Mioler huormeo Ri fan
asre o~Derorspntlia meaet aoot, bnrt
ri bruaer bisIc RioIer GrIiat % mel
Sn6Tiat. 2prcre oeo Sfoler far
life aere rna meaen @non meo De.
rec llnoerpisninn, iom Sc fam gere
Der er Cubs Bern | 9fonS % 5anb'
beo formeoeITt Froen pon Seils
QriItus. 0antro 90rere fan off'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26

'uure ollelige til at proppe en- Del
9lnoIfnb i 9ern % Oofsne nnge
Menneifer; men De fnn ogiaa gre
Dem en- itor Sfaoe pan 0eres SiGle
iamtioigt meo, at De lGrer Dem
1ihg, Der er unpttige.
Spsraamaalet ongaaenoe boor
me9en Slole1ang 9grn % Ell Del
uofsne mlae 0ienneifer 6er 5aoe, ct
pei paro at opertunfe % oDerpeie
lanife arunoiat. 0perBeieIien al
bette sperasmaal cr me1et for
iemt.
ut ale 9ern Der / amerifa bar
Seilighe0 til at fomme ale Al-
mehifoleH5 S @raoer igennenl, oct
IT er FL Eiua. Tom inoen fan intte
iar megel gris paa. Den mallge
al Sc Born, Ser aaar ira almue.
ifolen ms Ssiifoleaioelingens
alasIer. buroe life gaa Oenne Bel.
De buroe peo Nfilutningen al san.
aen / a~ImueifoIen entan | en- @aonO.
0~prferlnre eller i itaoi1 9eifgfti.
qelfe meo 5armarbeioe eller noaet
au0et. iom ifal ppre Oeres 2ius9er.
ming. Vt iaa begbnot paa ianoant
t Il eller Is Mars aloeren for aG.
Dor oil pna Here MnnOer betale iiq
beore baaOe timeliat o1 annOeli1t,
emo oct betnIer fla at gaa ct Bar al
6eiifolen3 alnsier eller ale 0ens
alosier i1eunem. SfnI L @fi. en-
9nalina goa / Ssiifolen inoen ban
ifaf / Sdnn0nprferIpre eller opgpes
til at blioe 5armer, Ina Dirfer oct
let ~InaIeoes pan BAN. at ban taber
en- Del al Sen S%nteresie Tor lin trent.
ti0ige Sipseerning. TOM ban elIers
oil6e bare iaaet, ON ban par TOM.
men til 6cn | 10 eIfer rs Mars III.
oeren.
: @rnnOen oilOe n6en 1oiul Nine.
rifa opre beore tient meO oct, ON
oct ban0e ct meeet minore antal
SeiifoIer. emo set bar, o1 at oisie
SsiifoIer iaa bGep uopiooeoe til at
omiatte ct Bar Mars 9psnina me-
re, emo Be esr, Ina De mere fom til
at ligne 9dtinIfoGerne i.oe ebropeiife
2anoe. Dc WPn0, ser oa ifuIoe
itu6ere be0 ltniberiiteterne, fnn6e
idn fno en- li9nenoe 8orbere0elie
SertiI. iom ser fnaes I europa.
s gnmmeI 3iS par Der isrget for
iaa bel iom I Dor 9io, at ooroenoe
embeosmTn0 funoe inn 0plGreIie
pe0 2ntinifoler og llnineriiteter;
men man israeoe life for. at oct
i~taffels Arbeiosiolf fnn6e faa oeres
9srn oplGrte pno en- ioriunrIig
Maa0e.
en meBet isrgelia Saa an9aacn.
Be Sfoleppienet / Dor Tio, iipr her
I amerifa, or oenne, at oct lice ira
llniperiiteterne % belt neS igennem
Dc uuorr oisir itnaeuSc Sfoler til
DC Iaueite alasier / gerneifolerne
or aennentrpngt al friitlsiornrg'
.ten0e 0antro. a1fn me1et fan al
Observation-Disclosures Rormalsifo.
feproiesiorer. 6eiifolelGrere oa 2P.
rerinOer elIer ACKNOWLEDGMENT %
9prerinoer er ianoe troenoe ariitne.
Oct oirfer aanife ifaocli1t at bolOe
idnomt Ffiiilt FOR Dem, Der life al.
Tereoe oeo set. Sol0es Oct ifiult Der.
beo, at man life fer tale % ifripc
oerom, Tan fan life ufunoige fro.
enoe ariitne hoIoe fla anrpaaane
oprr Tor rem Itore fnre. fom Seres
gsrn err I for al fno 8nntroens
@fft ino | here's 5irre til at for.
hrre Sirrterne. iaa oisTe bIipcr me-
re % mere uimoStaaeIiae for @itos
Sfnnos Ronpirfning
Gen ameritanite g~erneifole meO-
oeler life % fan life meooele I'm.
%oerpisniu5 / De Eing. Der berer Sie.
ienes 5relie til. Geli8ionen CT en-
pri0at Sng i amerita. aatboIif.
frrne oil 9aOe oen til at 0gre oeres
-, AT C-tet4moafeu ifaI {arnt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26

ne q. .. areos' Neutrality-suspicious..
~forening til mango Seonin8ers
8relie.
3. 6. Qielfen Sefr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26
Free Music Lessons

To every purchaser OF Starck
I'ianos, we give free 80 music
issons. in one Of the best
Known schools in Chicago.
fou take these lessons in your
svp nome, py mail.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26
z5-Year Guarantee

Every starok Piano is guar
dnteed for 25 years. This
guarantee b. Of It the
reputation old-estab-
lished, res. d piano house
It means what it says.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-07-29
WOULD BAR NEGROES
 FROM ARMY OR NAVY
Is Purpose of Bill Introduced in House by Congressman
 Caraway.

Washington, D. C., July 29.-A bill preventing the enlistment of reinlist- ment of negroes in the army and navy was introduced in the house by Con- gressman Caraway. The bill was giv- en its first reading and referred to the committee on military affairs.
 MT. Caraway said that the recruit ing of negro soldiers has never been protection to the country and that 1t is growing menace.
 When you arm negro" said Mr. Caraway and especially when you vest him with federal authority. you bring out all the evil that is in him. He becomes a dangerous, swaggering, terrorizing bully. This is proved by the circumstances surrounding every gathering of negro soldiers. In the Spanish American war, and every en- campment since then where negro troops were camped, and at every town or barracks where negro soldiers are quartered, there has been trouble. Also the negro civilians in towns where negro soldiers have been sta toned become infamed and quarrel some. am certain that no town. however much it may want the in creased commerce that an army post may bring, would want negroes sta toned at them, and know this is true of the south.
 White men do not want to serve on an equal footing with negroes, and l believe that this keeps from the army great many desirable recruits. This IS especially true in the navy where negroes serve in the same ships with the whites without distinction"
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-07-29
HAYS AND HODGES
 10 CONTROL BOARD
OFFICIALS FOR ELECTIONS
Will Likely be Agreed Upon by Gov ernor and Secretary of State, Says
 Little Rock Dispatch.

Little Rock, July 29.-The selection of county election boards is attract ing much attention among the poli- tlclans in certain counties of the state.
 These selections are made once every two years, and the men com, posing the boards have complete charge of election machinery for a term of two years. Since the enact ment by the last legislature of the law consolidating state and national elections appointments on county election boards have been greatly dis counted as far as the power of con trolling elections is concerned. Fo1 years past the factions have made strenuous efforts to win out in the appointment of election commission CTS, due altogether to the great ad- vantage the control of election ma chlnery gave the dominant factions for the party that won out before the state election board. Things are diff ferent now, because the acts of cleo ton officers are subject to review by the federal court. Many men who have secured positions on county election boards now openly declare that they would not accept the place because they did not propose to bor- row trouble which they would be do- ing in the event fraud were com mltted in their counties.
 The state board is composed of the governor, attorney general and secretary of state. Gov. Hays and Secretary of State Earle Hodges will work together in the selection of county commissioners this year. Ii was reliably stated today that mum Der of candidates for positions on county boards who are being support ed by Attorney General Wallace Davis, will be left out in the cold because they are opposed by Gov Hays and State Secretary Hodges. MT. Davis supported Dr. C. H. Trough in the recent gubernatorial campaign, while Gov. Hays support ed MT. Hodges.
 If the programme already arranged IS carried out, the supporters of MT. Hodges Tn the recent primary will be appointed to membership on various county boards.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-07-29
KELLER GAS HOW
 |62 MILLION FEET
MORE WELLS BROUGHT IN
Gas in Tremendous Quantities Now Being Produced in Recently
 Developed Field

Van Buren, July 29-The Wildcat Company is finishing their No 5 well on the Hanna farm in the Kibler field today and 1t is expected to be a ten million feet producer, as it is an off set we'll to the Oklahoma Producing Con panys well of 1O,000,0O0 feet ca pacity and located on the Johnston farm.
 This well is slightly deeper than the majority of producing wells in the kibler field, the big producing sand being struck at depth of 2,482 feet and at midnight the drill had only penetrated the sand to a depth of 12 feet. This gives the Wildcat Company six producing wells with a total capacity of 68,OOO,OO feet, or 100000 more feet than is produced by the five producing wells brought in by the Clear Creek Company and brings the total daily production of the kibler field up to fully 162 2,OO0,0 GOO feet daily.
 The Clear Creek Company has two wells in the kibler field that are due to be brought in within a short tune ands 1t is expected that Crow No. 6 and McDonough No. should be completed within the next ten days.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-07-29
CALL FOR SPELLBlNDfRN
 IS SENT OUT BY HOUSE
Campaign Orators Are Invited by Democratic Leader to Aid in Ex-
 termination of the G. o. P.

Little Rock, July 29.-Now is the time for all good citizens to come to the aid of the party, and orators who can expound the principles of Democ- racy are wanted by Joseph w. House, Jr., chairman of the State Democratic Central Committee.
 In few short weeks the biennial slaughter of the Republican and other parties will be inaugurated by the Democrats. This being a presidential election year the lesser lights are more presumipg than in other years, and Chairman House is desirous of sending forth spellbinders who will completely annihilate the enemy. Those who can and will crate a tpic- nics and other gatherings in the in- terest of the Democratic ticket, will therefore confer favor upon Chair man House by communicating with him.
 Heretofore the Democratic candi- date for governor has led the cam paign, but this year Dr. Brough will be carrying the gospel to unbelievers in eastern states, and volunteers must look after his interests here.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-07-29
STATE GUARD 10
 BORDER, RUMOR

Little Rock, July 29.-Rumors per sist that the Arkansas regiments en- camped at Fort Logan H. Roots are to be taken to Deming, N M., or some other point on the border, probably next week. Some reports go so far as to say that orders have been re- ceived and that they have been seen by others than the superior officers.
 It is known positively, however, that no such definite orders have been reported to Governor Hays, to whom they would be reported as soon as re- ceiced. It is generally believed that the Arkansas troops are to be taken to the border for few months patrol duty, and that the orders may come soon, but it is just as certain that no such orders have yet been received The fact that staff officers have been directed to secure mounts has added to the probability of an early move ment to the front.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-07-29
CAPT. BILL TOO STOUT.

Little Rock, July 29.-William Stoddard, chief deputy in the office of State Auditor Dickinson, failed to pass the physical examination after he had been mustered into the regu- lar army service and appointed cap tain of the Little Rock company. He is slightly over weight, but applica- tion has been made for a waiver for him. The first captain of Go. E was also rejected upon physical exami nation and unless a waiver is granted Captain Stoddard, another will have to be appointed.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-07-29
WORK IS RESUMED ON
 RUSSELLY|LLt DEPOT

Russellville, July 29.-Work on the new Iron Mountain station in Russell vllle was resumed yesterday, after having been suspended some five weeks pending the outcome of legal steps to prevent the building being erected SC as to obstruct River street. After considerable local wrangling, in junction proceedings, etc., and two previous cessations or work, the Ar kansas Railroad Commission ordered the new station erected upon the site of the old site which blocked in street In question. This order was made in compliance with petition signed by practically every property owner in the city asking that the station be To- cated on the old site. The objectors stlll are fighting, however, and their attorneys state that they will ask for writ of certiorari in the Pulaski cir cut court in an effort to have the railroad commissions order set aside.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-07-29
GLENN FAMILY HOLD
 REUNION ON CAORON

Children and grandchildren of J. M Glenn, who lives near the railway tun- nel, together with a large number of other relatives and friends of the family, held reunion picnic at Ter rvs bridge on Cadron creek yester- day, celebrating MT. Glenn's sixty eighth birthday. Seven children and 47 grandchildren of Mir. Glenn were present. A big fish-fry and picnic dinner was served and the occasion was very enjoyable one.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-07-29
INCREASE OF 227
 IN ENUMERATION
ENROLMENT WAS LESS
School Attendance Also Decreases, According to Annual Report of
 County Examiner Vaughter.

An increase of 227 in the school population and a decrease of 264 in the enrolment and of 723 in the av- craze daily attendance in the schools of Faulkner county is shown in the annual report of County Examiner J. M. c. Vaughter filed today with Coun- ty Clerk J. A. Lea. A copy of the report was forwarded today to the state department of education and will probably be the first in the state to reach the department, as these re- ports are not due until August 1O. The report will be the last to be made by Prof. Vaughter during his present term as county examiner
 The report shows that five more schools were conducted in the county during the past year, the number be- ing 160 as compared with 1855 last year. The total number of days taught during the year was 18,346, as compared with 1922 the preceding year, an increase of 404.
 Eighteen new school buildings were erected during the year at a cost of S13,527, as compared with 10 new buildings erected the preceding year at a cost of $3,496.
 The total financial resources of the schools, including balances from pre- ceding years, was slightly less last year than in the preceding year, be- ing S56,094.26, as compared with S56,- 912.37. The total amounts expended were S49,995H5 for the year ending June 30, 1916, and S5O,s8O.16 the pre- ceding year.
 The number of teachers attending the county institute in Faulkner was 372, compared with 231 last year. This years attendance in this county is decidedly the largest of the entire state. Twelve teachers this year and the same number last year failed to attend the institute.
 The statistics of enumeration, en- rollment and average daily attend ance for the past year, compared with the report of a year ago, are given below: