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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26
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nmsesriifem.

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reIt unO @etersburs mcIOen oIoer
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bcri6tct.
9uforclt, 25. g2ou.. p1a 2on-
Don. - Gas ariegS Bur fon fiin-
oiete ou, SoB Dem @orlnTrih Der
Gcitihen, pelde Die 0onat trel5teu,
6inboIt ge6otcn porOeu icI DC StlI-
mdncn 6o6en iih mif Pem llnten
llier 0es 6liiies 9llt 5uriiF Fgejoger
0iele aunoc 6ringt oc1 nadltebens
Dc, belitc 9Iohmittog ouf f9e9ebene or
ii5ieQe 9eridt oeS rnnonildlen
&riegs6ureas:
nRorOIide unO norOlPeltlIhe6ront
gIuf Der weitIi6eu @Yen5e oerg'ol'
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dnoert.
9hrf ser 6ront in oclr uorolihen
&aIlodei bis sur @eg4no BON Ero-
0oslooelc gob cS CHM nhmobes SIrs
Observation-Disclosures.
Sm gbole Oes 9at Gat Der 6eino
ouf Scr gon3en Sront Jme5rerc slll-
erifie unternominen Soie obcr Don
imS 5uriid9eidloeeu ouroen.
gtuf Dem Gnfen llidr OeS SluieS
sIlt babeu mir mS n& Der JtIttlll1
bon 1raHouoni mo SlotIna 5ilrllds
0c5ogcn.
SiiOlicbe 6ront ariIllerle'Som-
6orOcmentS unO @epel lbrIeuer CAB IS
oui Der aon5eu 2ron5 eutlona Der
Qonau. M
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pic 6ci 3inutieo Efnppen gelauoet.
9l6roli6 pon oieIeuI Elaben ut Dem
Gormoridj OeS 6einbes pon nnleren
Strcitfrditcu GiubdIt 9e6oten NOR.
ocu.
Nus ser Gobruoldo sibt eS nidtS
Ncics 5u 6eridjteu5
Ole &um On %n 5urii decs
Qctriepen iogt &c
ferSbure.
Ie Iet--ergbnrG 25. gopember
(OioI 2onoon). Dos ruiiiihc
afiesSbureoli iost in ieiuem bcllte
8ladmittog befomt geeebenen offi-
2 5ieIleu 9cridt ouB oie siumGncn al
6mei &imften I'M 9lltSboIe 6uriid-
geor6net moroen iino.
Der gcrid)t loutet, ipie folot:
,Siebenbiirqen SSnl gllt.Sbolc
bat ser 6eino mebrerc pudtige &or-
ltoBe qemodlt ino sic rum1niimcn
Sruppen iiiolidb bon T5olimonedu,
iii0lih bonn &otbentburnsGoB, rno
nobc W1olooraHti 90 W1eilcn meit-
lid pom Sllt, 5uriIdgetriebcn.
@oit Groiobo ais bat Der Seino
ebenfoas oie Cffeniibc crgriffcn ino
bic Num1ncn de3lpunQen, iid hintcr
oen Stub Oltet (giebeufIuB ocs 9llt)
6liriid6uoieben.
SSn Der globe BON 3imniba iiuo Die
ocutiben Eruppen ouf ous liufc liter
Der 0onot borgeorungen.
Qobruoida 6einolide @criudle.
Z rnicrc 0orseidobenen SteIlingcn
m5ugreifen, puroen ourh unier
5cuer I'M Seine erItidt."
Sins Scr Solle cntUiiht ?
@onoon %. glppenber. Iic
rumdnii6cu 9ruppeu oui DER GllBcr-
item Siufru i6rer 9inie in Ser @ollai
bci ba6eu iib Ger llmgarnimg ourdJ
ole iein0fben 9rlppcnmoiieu cnt5oi
acn, naHrem Tie Mlillionen bon Sent
ncru @ctrcioc 5crit0rt bottcn.
SuIgaren befetcn Gonou
Snieln.
Sofio, %. 9topember (oia 2on-
oon. Gie 6eitti9e gcfonntnad.
img ser 6ulgoriiden SectesIcituna
mcloet eon Ser rpmdniibcn 6rout,
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Der 0onou, iiiOoitIid bon Graiooo, be.
feet boben.
Die onsfii6rlibe NieIoung Iontef
nSSu ocr 0obruoidA wurocn ieinO.
lidc 9lbt6eihugen oie iih in ii6er'
foornn, Dahl itrfrra,, iCSfn0tfnncn III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26

,9InI 6rcitog ibhtoeu mir i'm
9foumI 5piidjen Dem Odrioa. mo
Eres1a.Sce itorfc feinoIiHc gl6t6ci.
hmo1n 5uriid. 5ll DER @egenO 5wi.
idlsn} ocni %reSbo.See uno Der Gerno
crcihuetcu lid lc66aftc 9lrtiGerie-
1itcae. SeitIid Der Gerno.8iegung
if|Iueeu mir ore glohtongriiic lmtcr
idbmeren bhitigcu &erliritcu iiir oen
Eeino 5uriid.
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S9i9tige5 5u 6cridtcn.~
Stoltcner MAIDEN Sort.
idritt.
EoriS 25. 9iopem6el. Gie
amtli1 gcmelOet miro, bobcn oic ito.
Iieniidea Sruppen an Der moccooni.
iden 6Iont geitern pgitlib bon NO.
noitir 6ortidritt 9euadt.
2 hmcrc Sample on ser
ict6iihen 6rout.
2on6on 25. 9}ooember.
Gangs scr 9au5eu ierbilden 8ront IN
N|accoouicn crcioueteu iid gcitern
beftige Sample, melOct cine omtlide
ierbii1c 9efonnt9eblng. g9ic 0ie
Nielolmg peiter beiogt, 1T fciue mid.
tige 9lencerImg Der Gage eingctrcten.
2onooner 3eitungen err
o6tcr HumGniens Soge
ais prefGr.
9on0or %. 9touenl6er. Die
6iciigen @orgen5eitungen 1eben ser
9eiiirHtimg 9lusorud oor ioQs Ocm
&ormoriA Der gerbiinoctcn iiber Oic
9onou ni6t Gin6olt eeboten mcroeu
fonne, cine ghliroluna DER iiorfcn rlls
mdni9cn Clinic am 2tlt.6IuB imuer.
ntcoli6 iei.
Gas Sdidial ser rum1niiben g(r.
NEE, Die SrioDo mO Gurn.Scoeriu
pert6eioigt bat lit no1 immcr in I'm
gewiBbclt. Mon oernultbei bier, Dab
Der Sarptt6cil Oicicr StrcitfrGite
idlclui9it 5uriidgeioIicn iii mO iid
6enii6t 3pii1en Graiooa mo ser
Gonou i9 oitpGrts 5u retten.
Son oeu @laBnabmcn SRuBlouoS
in 9e5ug aui 0iilicIeiihtng Gum6.
niens babe man bier ,ucJts gebort
iagt oie gEimes". imo OaS Sdpei.
gcn 8etrogroo'S IN 9e5lq auf bic
@orodnel an Der rumdniihen 6ront
lei pieaei9t nod be5cihnenoer, ais
ooS fiir5Iidc 9luS6lciben scr ruinGni.
iden gcridtc.
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6iniihtlid Der Sragc, ob bic 8erbiin-
oeten bel Der Groberuue Der @ollo.
6ei, scr rnm1niiden aorntamner,
eroBc GetreioeporrGtbc cr6eutct bo.
ben. GincrieitS oloubt mon oaB
| oieic 9eitc iiir oic Grcbcrcr pom
eroBtcr @i9tiafeit ien miro, nab.
reno bon onOerer Scife ertlGrt lpirO,
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groilo iortaeidaiit worociL uno mr.
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nibt becnoet mar, luiiroc Ocn Sicgcrn
IN Die SGnOe iauen.
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9onoon %. giopembcr. Ger
oiii5ieae 9eridt, Der aus Dem otter.
reibiid lnsariirben Sauptquartier
bier cintrof Iogt 6oIeenOeS nit &c.
5uG nuf oen itolieniiHcn ariegSidjoils
plat,
Gin itorfcS 9uiteedwoOer bonn.
baroirte nit Griolg Oic @iienbabn.
itotion mo ooS feinolihc Eager IN
9rimolono Gin Oen Golomiten ltnge.
idbr 1879 WeiIeu n6roIicb bon 9oi.
iono). 9lac 8lue5euge febrtcn trob
ocS Observation-Disclosures uuoeriebrt
8rriid.
8ritiide 6IieQer ioIGen
&umGnien belfen.
2on0on %. 9lopember. Cine
groBe gln5obl britiider 6Iu05euae
imo 6lie9er 6aben nob elmer lanocn
SuitIo6rt 9ilfnreit crrei6t, mic cine
&cltcr Gepeidc aus ser rimdniidcn
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fomncneu ingt scr 9eridt mciter,
ioIIcn oie britiidcu mo irou56iiihen
6Iieger OeritGrfeu, nel1e bercits nit
0cr rum1niidben 9lrntce npcriren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26
2 9rofe 5ynR6aa. spieIc

Sic ngIrmce" beiieste Sic n6lOttc"
nit 10 seseu Z in Mc~-9Orf
nnO nyulc" iieetc nit 6 seecn 8
iiber 0'parpurS". ~ Sci Sen
9cktercm unrcu $4,000 3n.
idJauer, wGbrerO i'd in ysciu'
gOrt $4,000 9icb6abcr Oss 6nf-
buaIpieleS cuisciteat bnttcn.
gtew Dorf, %. 9lop. lluge
iGbr $4,000 Sportlie6baber 6otten
iib cingcilu0en Inn Dem jGbrliG
iuieOerfcbrenOen g9eittompi 5wiihen
ceu Spielern ocr 9lrmec- -S1ule 5u
@eIt @oint un0 oen Scr @arineidu.
Ic 81 annapolis bei5ruobuen Inter
oen .3uidouern beian0eu iib Der
@oupcrnclr Mbitmnn non g}en
Yort, Der Wlorine-SefretGr SoiepbuS
GonielS mo oer ariegS-SefretGr
9ofer, mo cine groBc 9ln5o6l Go-
binetnitgIieOer, Ofii5iere Oes See.
res imO Der 5lotte. Seioer fonnie
Erdiioent @iIiou oem Spiele iuegeu
elmer itorfen GrfdItlng oui 9lnro.
tben ieines glr5teS, niht beipo6neu.
Selbit Die folten Serbitliiitc moren
nidt im Stonoe, Dem @ntbuiioSmus
DER 3ltidouer einen Gonpicr oui3lt-
ieseu. Cine groBe 9ln5a6l Gomen
uab oen neueieu Wlooeu aefleioet
po6ntcH Dem Spiel pou 9Iuiong bis
81 Gnoe bel.
Tie 6oOcttcn bon @eit @oint mo-
reu in Oicicr Saiion in If Spiclcn
iicgreid gciueien pdbrcnO Oic Ser.
tretcr Scr Niorinc ncun Siege Oooon.
gctragcn bdttcn lEO Der 9hISqang
oieies Spicles, oaS Der So6cpumft
Der Soiion lit mor oesboIb ic6r
5pciielboit Vie @cit @ointer leo
ten lid gIcidj 5u 9lniona gcborig ms
3clIg inO eS gelong ibrcn @cgnern
uibt troe oIIcr 9lnitrengimgen il.
rem 5l gcaim oeS 8etifompics CT.
rimgcnen &ortbcil ein3uboIcn. gIlS
oas Spiel 5u Gnoc mar botteu Oic
9ooctfen bon @eit %oint nil elmer
Score pon 10 ST Z Sen aonpf ge.
wonnen 0ic &crtreter scr Morinc
fonlpften obcr bis 5llm lcttcn Pin.
oenblid oui ooS @cr3meiieltite, Inn
ocu Sieg on ibrc 6orben 81 bcftcn.
Inter Den Spiclern aus g9elt
&oiut 5cbnete iicb Glipbont om mel.
Iten aus udbreno @oOoItciu iid ais
Ncrtrcter Der 9inriue.Monnihoii
ouS5eidnetc.
llnacid1r 10000 Monu @eiobund
pon t6 Sdlodtibiiieu ino flcincrcn
So5r5ell0en Der 6loitc. sic i'm Suo.
icn9Slliie bon gInfer loaen, 6ottcn
Sonoulonb bcfomlner, I'm oem
spiel hci5iuuO1uau
Yotc bciieGt Sorporo.
01ciu Sorcn Conn. %. Nop.
ytad0em g)ale in pier aicinon0eriol.
genoen Sobren bon SoruarO 6ei'm
,SuBbonipiel oeihlagcn uoroen mar
triunnpDirte cS gcitern ii6cr icinc
6ipoleu nit elmer Score BON 6 3n 3
mo Die gon3c Stoot iubilirt beltc
ii6er Oeu Sieg.
Seoer ucriiigborc Git. unO Ste6.
ploe oes rieiigen 9lmpbi E6eotcrS
mar 6eiest imo cS miro onacnonr
men, OoB anndberuo $4,000 @erIonen
Dem Spiele bcimo5ntcn. Nic S5enen
oie lid nbipielten ais Der SmieOS.
ridter 9ale oIs Sicger erflGrte, ipot.
tcten icoer 9cibreibuug. SIS mar
ooS critic @iol IN eiueu Sobr5cbnt.
ooB Dale cine Nlounidaft iv'S 6elo
iteatc, Die Ssopf nno Sdulter iibcr
i0ren @cgucru itonoeu. Sorooro
fdnpite bis 5m letten ghlgeubIidc
mii's Ger5meiieliic, mor ober nidt
i'm Stanoc, oen @eqnern ocn SieJ
81 cntrciBcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26

TclJensc taiIorcS 9Iu5Rec ans rrtru.
id5wer seniMoiicrcu @upiins nnS Waoag-
oinrc, in i9iUar3, Dlea, oraGu nnS arnu
Mhdcu init @awu-2atimeM ianeO Sciahs
Wiieit ami 9,ilden ano Sciicu, unn NnDpic.
Wruncr Nrancu Eiit WirctriC Grnlpci5 nuh
NnopieE beirtl 1eNreittee uoer giattee
Nu0ss Suiter 9ig0 mis- ilucD N1dlsGficIi
gcyiiClt mo ecgitrteIi WrJfcH i6 ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26

Eicic Nn5ise aas iaBner aan5iguue.
ner ithiungicr murtMcrinncr uNo brnnncr
Yuplin: SihGen itAo Sritca nit rci8eHOcr
lcicncibcrtcnl ~iiet., rir8o hegrm Icqtr
tclt, nit S1agpcHcnocn, init NCarirnls
@clAhaacib 6Uci Observation-Disclosures UNI
II SnOpicu. NrpDcr iliidllag.0rngcn,
an oen Wnoen nit ii5erctuiiimmcm0em
ylrarpeli beieRt NcrmcI oajn pniieno &c.
teht iduHcs sIhas.6nitcr, luler Non init
Cartel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26

lie Snbrc5periommIud ser vScs
oerateO GbariiicS~ miro norqen
NadnIittoq I llbr,in aNotcl Gncr.
ion" gebalicu ucroca
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26

MbOuncnten. bic ben .rntidleH Gurrripun
beWtcn" mldt phnftlidb ober unregclmdhla e.
holtvn. linc aebeien, nrr Ciiicr navun per Sclt
ph0n obfr itfIilllm WilindlnH1 sn nanIfn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26
6lic0er ioIlen
Mllm Gnien beIfen.

2onoon %. Olopember. Giuc
groBe 9In5obl britiiber 6tlq3euae
lmo 6lie9er 6aben nod elmer lanocn
Suitio6rt 9uforeit crreidt, mie cine
&cutcr.G .Gepcidc aus ser rrmdniidcn
Sollbtaot mcIoet. Tic 3uIett g(n9c.
fomncneu iagt scr 9ericbt fpciter,
ioIlcn oie britiibcn imo irou5oiiihen
6Iieeer Oeritdrteu, meId)e bereits nit
Der rluudniihen 9lrmce operiren.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-10
NORMAL BASKfTEERS
 HAVE FIVE GAMES

The State Normal basketball toss CTS will depart at 9:22 a. m. tomor- row for Clarksville, where tomorrow and Saturday nights they will clash with Cumberland College. Coach Estes aggregation is in fit fettle for
 the frays, and hope to cop both bouts. lThe team will be composed of the following: Captain Moore, Hill and
 Alsobrook, guards; Sims, center ; |Legg, Glover and O'Ray, forwards.
 The first game of the season or the Ilocal court for the Pedagogues will be staged Monday afternoon at 4 t o'clock, when Russellville high comes for battle. This game promises to Gbe an interesting one. The admission Twill be 15 cents.
 The Teachers will journey to Little Rock February 25 for two games with Little Rock high school, playing in the afternoon and night. No oth- Yer games have been scheduled, Coach Estes said today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-10
SCOUTS TO MEET
 AT HEbtR SPRINGS

Arrangements are being completed for sectional encampment of the Boy Scouts, which will include scouts north of the Arkansas river, to be held at Heber Springs during the summer. H. A. Steel, local scout master and vice president of Scout Masters Association of Arkansas, is chairman of the committee on ar rangements. He said today that al ready number of troups have signi- fled their intention of joining in: the cncampment. Instructions will be given the young Americans in scout craft, woodcraft and campcraft. The Conway troupe of scouts, as we'll as several others, will go to Heber Springs overland.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-10

girl. Davidson's examining trial w. .s held yesterday before Justice of tn ( Peace H. II. Hill of Mt Vernon tOwra ship.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-10
ORGANIZING SUFFRAGE
 SENTIMENT IN STATE
MRS. T. T. GOTHAM OF LITTLE ROCK TO SPEAK HERE
 TOMORROW.

Mrs. T. T. Gotham of Little Rock will speak at Hendrix College at 10 o'clock Friday morning on women suffrage Mrs. Gotham is one of the national speakers of the National American Womens Suffrage Asso- citation and also member of their congressional lobby. She assisted in the New York campaign for suffrage last year, and Miss Hay, chairman of the Woman's Suffrage Party of New York city, said of her: Mrs. Gotham worked with our woman suffrage party in New York city during the re- cent campaign. She made many friends and also won many votes for the amendment. She has a pleasing personality, is fine speaker, logical,
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-10

witty and convincing. I do not think any one helped us more in our cam. paign, or won more votes than did Mrs. Gotham. The New York Trib- une called Mrs. Gotham lone of the most popular orators of the day
 A meeting for the women of Con- way will be held at o'clock Friday afternoon at the high school adudi- torium, when Mrs Gotham will speak Miss Gertrude Watkins, who is well known as a suffrage worker in this state and who also won laurels in the New York campaign, will accompany Mrs. Gotham.
 These members are endeavorine to Iorganize the state before the next meeting of the legislature.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-10
MERCHANTS AGREE
 10 EARLY CLOSING

The following merchants of Con- way have agreed to close their stores every night except Saturday at 6:30 o'clock, from February II to Septem- Der 15.
 New York Bargain Store, Chas " Douglass, w. w. Westmoreand, The Fair Store, Drummer Hardware Com pany, Carter & Glenn, Lincoln-Jones Electric Company, E. w. Rogers, Sam Sarason, B. T. Deal, Camp Brothers, D. o. Harton, Wilson's, Frauenthal &, Schwarz, V. G. Craig, w. M. Harrell & Company and s. G. Smith.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-10
RAISING FINE HOGS.

Dr. J. A. Hutto and Coy Faulk of Clifton township came to Conway this
 morning and were the first to cross the Cadron at Kings bridge in ve- hicle since the water came up two weeks ago. Dr. Hutto is specializing on growing fine hogs and states that he has just added to his herd two fine sows. one from an Indiana and the other from an Illinois breeder, at cost of $l60. His hogs are all of the big type Poland China. He says h will have good many thorough bre pigs for sale this spring.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-10
LAYMfN PLAN BIG
 ARKANSAS REVIVAL
MEETING AT LITTLE ROCK
MARCH 1-5 PART OF GREAT PLAN FOR GROWTH OF
 CHRISTIANITY.

Little Rock, Feb. 1O.-In the midst of the stress and strain of politics and | of business competition, it is gratify- ing to note the tendency toward the spiritual uplift. The suggestion has
 been made that the time has arrived
 for statewide revival in Arkansas, and 1t is meeting with favor. One of
 the great elements that must enter
 into this revival will be the wide spead interest aroused by the lay mems missionary movement, which
 was originated in New York city No- vember 15, 1906. Beginning last No vember, the annuaT campaign con ,ducted under the auspices of that or ganization is sweeping over the coun- try. to conclude with the National Missionary Congress at Washington, D. C., April 26-30.
 Seventy-six of the chief American cities have been selected as the sites for the meetings, Little Rock being the only one in Arkansas, and one of IA in the south, indicative of the strategic value of Little Rock from religious as we'll as a commercial viewpoint.
 It is strictly laymen's movement. worldwide in its scope, the obiectives being:
 To consider new world conditions and Americas enlarged responsibil- ity.
 To study the missionary progress of recent years.
 To project plans looking toward the accomplishment of our whole n.is- sionary duty.
 To emphasize the adequacy of the gospel to meet modern social condi- tions.
 To increase the spiritual power and efficiency of the local church.
 To secure the general use of the best methods of missionary education and finance.
 To inspire laymen to take their part in the extension of the Kingdom of Christ.
 The Little Rock convention will be held at the First M. E. church, south. March 1, ?, 3 and 5, emitting Satur- day. A local organization has been formed with the following heads: G. D. Henderson, general chairman; A. w. Dobyns, general secretary; A. M. Lund, chairman finance committee; Caughey Hays, chairman publicity committee; J. V. Johnson, chairman prayer committee; Theo. c. Tread way, chairman arrangements commit tee; R. w. Lynch, chairman commit tee on registration and deputations; T. M. Coy, chairman of committee on statistics. The churches actively CO., operating here are the Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian, Christian, Episcopalian and Lutheran. The pro- gram includes the strongest men from all the various denominations, uues- tions of sect being wholly eliminated. The movement is essentially educa- tional
 A registration fee of $1 covers all the cost of the convention, except the banquet Saturday evening, March 4, which will be one of the notable fea- lures of the convention. For the pur- pose of providing an increased inter- est out of the city, banners will be given to towns or cities (exclusive of Little Rock), sending the largest del egations, and to the denomination having the largest number of dele gates in attendance. Banners for Little Rock will be given separately as follows: To the denomination showing the largest registration and to the local Bible class with the larg- est number of members registered.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-10
YOUTH HELD ON
 SERIOUS CHARGE

Joe Davidson, Jr., a 1G-year- boy of Mt. Vernon, was committed to the county jail last night, in default of a $500 bond, to await the action of the grand jury on charge of at tempting criminal assault upon Gertrude Williams, nine-year-old
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Willie Mills, 21, and Alma Robin son, "A, Greenbrier.
 G. M. D. Hopkins, 26, and Ruth Naylor, 19. Mayfower.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-10

honorary members of Green Grove lodge No. 107, Free and Accepted Masons.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-10
LAND TRANSFER.

G. D. Allen has bought of w. II. Hooks 40 acres of land near Saltillo the consideration being $2OO.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-10
HONORARY MASONS.

G. M. Walthall, J. A. Phillips and J. J. Van Ronkle have been made