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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-24
Die IdDue Steru inter ben apaden.

Sn garis, mo Ste pitarte Spa
nierin fi9 Dor eintger 8eit bepinbern
Iieb, treiben felt Sabren bic ~apa-
den, 8anben bon 9teben, @inbre-
6ern lmS &auFboIOen, ibr unpeieu.
ga belle Stero" borte 10 oieI bon bic
fen @aunern, bob iie bon Reugier
aepIagt pur6e, Die peri0nIide Be
fannti6aft einiser bieier $erri6aften
MAIDEN ou f6nnen. 90 Iieb iie ii6
benn zines 9tadmittngs mad benz
nerrufeniten Geil Der Setneitaot fab.
rem un6 betrat ttrdtlos cine perrdu-
6erte Saoerne, Die man ibr als bas
StammIofal Der apadenbduptIinge
beaei6net batte. Biiiter 2drm idon
ibr entgegen, unb man fam ii1 ben-
fen, tpeI6es Staunen es erregte, aIs
bic elegant nah Der neueiten Wooe
eefIeibete, ieiDeuraifdenbe 8rettl.
prirpeifin in Der Spelunfe auftnudte.
Ser fait eritideuOen 4tutoipbdre bon
Eabafsqualm uub S6napsounit niht
a6tenS, i1ritt iie beber5t on einen
Gii6 beran, Inn ben fib etipa elm 9u-
seno redt piro ausIebenber 8uriden
gruppiert batte. 2a6eub erfldrte lie
ben gerbIiifften, bab iie Die Otero iei
unb eetonmen tp6re, I'M bic 2eute,
bon beren toIlfiibnen Eaten man 10
oieI erodble, einulaI IN Der gedbe 5i
Ieben. Gs bauerte ear nidt lange,
ba iab bic Sd6ne mitten unter ben
piiTten @eieuen unb IieB iid bon ib.
men ben Sof MAIDEN. GIs fie iid nof
fait elmer Stuube empfnbI, be5ablte
bic ersentriibe artiitin bic gan3e
Sede uno fubr beim. 8erigc Stirn'
oen ip6ter entbedte iie oas Seblen ei.
nes ibrer ihoniten grillantringe an
ibrem Singer. ObtpobI iie nitt ge-
raoe erbaut BON bieiem @erIuit mar,
fonnte iie bod nibt untbiu, Die @e.
I6idIi6feit Ses apodeniiingIings 81
betpunbern, Der ibr ben &ing bonn
Singer brebte, obre oab iie es be-
merfte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-24
eHjett saS $siestFlseA


Die aetnpIon fih nnIierfdmes
0ustroeen au ertpebren fpubte, bar
Hber esa1bIte, pie elm artiteI tn ber
Ne.sejten Stunmer Ses ~Stranb" NIT
tsiIt, Gb,iarb Dbpntper etne beset&.
RenSe @eFdidte. Ser S2aupIat
spor cine @artengeieIi9aft. Cine
peoen tbrer lleberfdapdusIsdtett BE-
furute fiinse Dame ndberte R4 bar
@oitaeberin nit ben @orteu: %, W
hos tptrfIi6 2orb Gennbion, Der ba
70 etnfam auf ieinem StubIe iist
NIB in bic Suit pafft3" = ~Sa,
metue 2iebe, er iit's", mar bic ant-
mort. add Sd modte al germ
ieine getanntiGoft MAIDEN. SteIleu
Sie mid bod bite nor", fogte BITE
i,nae 9ume. Die @afteeberin mill
Fabrte Der 8itte uHb beibe i&ritten
ouf SennpIon 3u. .9orb Eenrnion",
iagte Die @trtin, ~bies 1T Srdtiietn
g., Die Goher meiner aIten Sreitn.
BIN. sic modte Sbnen ~euten Tag"
Tagen." r@uten Gagl- iagte
Gennpion briinnig, ipobet CT es
Ianm Der Dhibe pert belt, aufsit
Ttauen. Das iln9e N6b6en IieB
Iid nidt obi6reden. feste iid furser.
bnrp6 neben ben 9i6ter lrnb beeunn
auf i'm ein3ure6en. Sennpfon ant
portete tbr enttpeber gar rtdt, ober
n mari geIegentIi6 elm ~$m, Sml~
baSpifden. 9ie irtnse Dame tplrbe
nero6s, iie rGfeIte iih idlteBlih aiif
tbrem Stuhle bin imb Der lnb aei9te
| TidtIid bic 9angetpeile, bie lie EN-,
pfartb. 9a 6Hnete Der grobe 9ihter
Ieinen Weunb. rSie itnb bod ipte
ale iibrigen," mitrmeIte er. ~Ste
fnb su eng geidtiirt. Sd fann
Sbre 9orIettitongen frnhen borer."
auf Sas bofite beitiir5t unb beihdrnt,
berIieB tim Die iurae Dame, obne ibn
au6 nur zines 9Itdes nod su mir.
btgen. @egen Gnbe Der @eienidaft
fam ieSod Sennbfon Gif fte Sit,
fIopfte ibr arf bic S6ulter it1o iagte
in pdterIidem Gone: sd babe 81
men bitter l1nreft getan, ntetne ilinge
Dame. gi6t Sbre Roriettitangen
ba5en sefratt, Ionbetn meine Soien.
trdeer. SD batte fie au bod aufae-
sceen unb Tie iin0 eerifien. es tut
mir iebr IetS."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-24
Die 8anSisaten nnb bic Ginipans
berunaSfraae.

Die Saltung Der grdiibeutidafts=
fanoioaten ge9eniiber Der @tnmanoer=
unesfra9e TT idneq geidiloert:
8ouperneur Wilfon tit fir &e9ultr=
ung nod benz geiunben Neni6enper=
ftano.
Serr &ooIebelt 1T fir Ssi6rdntung.
grdlibent Saft itebt fir ellis SIS
Lamb Elm.
Serr 8ilion bat ii6 bel mebrfaden
llnterrebungen uno 3uiammentiinften
nit beruienen 8ertretern ein9enanoer=
ter @lemente tlar uno oeutli9 oabtn
aus9eipro6en, oab bic llnteri6etoun9
spiiden fretptlliser uno unfretWillt9er
@inmanoerun9 ala SaIis fir Sebarlo=
lung Der 6ra9e Su oienen bat, uno
ebenio tlar 81 ertennen 9e9ehen, mas
er inter &egulirung Deritebt.
Inter RoOiepelt's glOminiitration
uno bur6 feline llnteri6rift IinO 8e=
iebe erItanoen, oeren ausoriidlt6er
3ped nt6t eine blOie 8esulirung. ion=
bern cine Gini6rGntug Der Gtnwanoer=
ung tit-oas lebte pom 6ebruur 1907
nit oermaben peri9Grften Seitimm=
llnsen, oaB ii6 Die segenwdrti9 i'm
Stem Yorter Sanoun9sbafen berri6en=
ben 3uitGnbe baraus entmideln tOnns
ten.
Die barbariI6e Dirt, in Der bic @in=
iuanoerungs9eiebe bon oem geaenwdrt=
tgen GOmmiiidr auf Gllis Sslano ge=
banobabt peroen, bat i'm 9ansen 2anbe
ben 9rDbten uniptllen erregt, llnb Spar
teinesiue9s nur unter @ingemanoerten.
Safiir lit Yrdiioent Saft peranttport=
lid, benn er bat oieien SOmmtKdr trob
Der lauteiten PrOteite geOuloet uuo oul.
bet ibn nod. Bon Oem SanOtoaten
Salt ipirb oaber ni6t leoiglid eine
9lusbeRerun9 ieiner 9lnii9ten iiber bic
Ginnanoerungsfra9e, ionoeru aud cine
8ertbeioi9un9 Der unmeni6liden uno
oft baaritrGubenoen Surdfiibrung Der
GtnmanoerungsgeieBe ntdt bios erpar=
tet, ionoern geforoert. gr bat bic Be-
re9tisun9 Oieier 6orOerun9 ein9eieben,
aber bic 8ertbetoi9ung ni9t ielblt
iibernommen, iOnOern iie ieinem Sans
oelsmtniiter iibertra9en.
Steier 9lufeabe nun bat Ii6 Setre=
tor Jta9el tn our6aus unbefrieoigenber
gBeiie entleot9t. @r iielte iib i'm tue=
ientlt6en auf oenStanbpuntt, ben emit
Serr RoOieuelt als PrdiiOent Der Neip
Yorter YOltsettommtilion etnnabm, ais
er negen ieiuer tprannti6en Surhfiibr=
ung Der Sonnta9siperre uno YoliSet=
ftrnoe un0 anoerer llSett9emGber Blue
Sans 5ur ReOe geitellt wurbe: bic @e=
febe miiiien aufre6t erbalten peroen.
9lls Oh es nidt Sweterlei gollitretunss=
arten 9dbe: cine llnoerniinftt9e uno
eine perniinfttge glls oh ni6t auf
ellis Sslanb bic Gintpanoerer mad
9oten 9emabre9elt peroen, bic gar
ni6t in ben @inpanOerungs9eieben
Iteben! limb ais Oh nibt in ben lebten
a6t Monaten iiber "a 900 BON ben an.
9ebaltenen AZ, 900 @inwanoerern iiber=
baupt gang ptOerredtli6 einsetertert
poroen ipdren!
@dren an bieien sreuliben 3uitdn=
ben Die @eiebe allein idulo, pie Serr
5aft mad &ooIepelt idem Wiuiter burt
Setretdr gtagel iagen ldBt, marum
berri9en iol6e 3uitdnOe nidt in ben
anbern ginpanoerunssbdfen? Nein,
Serr Saft, bic S9ulO ltegt Oaran,
bab man in Der Geiebsebuns uno Der
6eiebDollitreduns ntdt 8eruunft nm
seiunOen MlenidenOeritanO, iOnberr
g8iltiir palten ldBt. limb bierin lie9i
Der grObe srunoidblt6e llnteridieO spi-
fden ben Observation-Disclosures
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-24

fi&e UNGnbti9ait bot ta erpSss EsIs
tee,ine ieine 2ei1e stflamierts ;.
bR 6en itanbesamtltAeH RagtAeen
bon BaIeieo,trt 1T ou Ieien, bob bes
b Aeier @eHeinbe eebocsne ekensa'
Iioe Sorbat Robeaab auf 81. 6eis'
ko. etssem eaeIii1en EerrttortutR~ e.
torben IT; bas 9otum 6es GobeS ~
lrnIeierIi6, ba bic betrefierbe 0eIe
bon unbefannter &anb iorgfmhg
ueggefrast ipprben 1T.
tnS fest fann man fih Ietht bo8
sanoe Drama suiau,menIetmen. Gls
I'M Sabre 1915 RapoIeon, poutpbs
pte emit TAemtitofIes, Bot, I'D an
beu Serb bes britif&en DoItes iesn
,a biirfen-, tpurbe uiat er. ionberr
letn 9pppeIefnoer an gorb beS
v8elIerupbou~ eebra&t. Dse euql1m.
ber haben aIio ben ebemdIigen RItxf.
Ter @nbeaub mad Ct. Seteno bepcr.
hert. 60 erfIdrt % ii9 aud. b0b.
ubpobI RapoIeon bel ietAem Shr5
nod ptele treue Nrhdraer tdblte, ssur
ber brabe Bertrand ft1 bereit eriIdr-
te, BET bem BI6nfler bon 9aIeteotrt
bic riibrenoe GrsebenbeitstoHs6oie 81
Iptefen. Der enttbronte Quiier H1&.
tet irpipiiGen nod StaIten unb per.
tauft bort grilIen. SIM Sabre 1888
Hegt enbTia bic gaterlfebe Eber
ifluebeit unb Dorfs6t. Ger Ratier
Iabt feline griIIen int Sts1 unb pH.
eert nod Sdonbrunn. I'M ietRen
Sobn 5u ieben. Syn Dem Gueenblif,
tn tpeI6em er iein &irb an's Sera
briiden mill. fpirb er niebereeidofen.
. wern Meranber Dumas 6iefen
romnntiIfen Stoff setannt bdtte,
bdtten MIR tpohrheirIid Elm Den.
bant su ben ~Drei Watsfetieren" be.
tomtneu!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-24
9onnerftas, "a. Oftober 1912.
9empfratiS6e StpminatiOnen.
y attoHal.

Rational.
fir prSRbni-@ @SObrsp @iIiOn, ron Si'p
Srfts.
8ar gh. wraHsni-sbUmas &. Raribuu,
BON Snbiana.
Staat.
Nubitor @tnsraI - R. q. Srtbpsl BON
Spbusicpn.
Siuats S&asmsiRr - @tliani >. Berry,
bon &bsftr.
Gpngrtb.
Gsnsus-R. ". WtGtnItp, bon SrantOn.
2tetsIatur.
1. DiRriFt-SbOmas WurpbN BON BsR
SCRANTON.
2. Dihitt-S. R. GubriustE BON gOrs
Sranicn.
8. DiRrifi-S. @. 3sibIsr, BON Der Central
Stabt.'
a. Difrifi-psttr 8. @ausban, BON Ssiiup.
5. DiRrift-SSbn 8. Raunipn, BON Gar
bpnbalt.
6. 9ifrift-pauI @. aisu, BON RauiOm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-24
@rai aIs IDnd.

Gin RitgIieo bes boben a6eIs IN
@iirttembere, 9raf aarI b. Reip-
perg, lit aIs 9ruoer sIbaIbertits in
6as 9eneoiftinerfIoiter geitron bel
Sigmaringen eingetreten. Der erGi-
Ii6e Ropi5e pia ipGter in Woria-
2aid tbeoloeii6en Stubien obIiegen.
9efanntIid geniebt baS 8Ioiter Ben.
ron. in Oem ni6t penige @Iie6er Der
boben ariitofratie iid befinoen. SaS
beionoere @obIpoIlen bes RaiIerS.
0ie Reippergs iino nit bem piirttent.
bereii6eu &0uissbouie uno nit Dem
0Iterreidiiider aaiierbouie Der.
ponot, ibr Stammbaus lit ltnipeit
$eiIbronn, mo- aud i'm StGOtlein
S6poieern Sos piirttembersii6e
Saupt Ser Samilie reiiOiert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-24
Sdjlangen unb STRIDE i'm @albe DDn
ssuntainrbleau.

Gin Barrier 9Iatt batte Dor fur
gem mitgetetIt, bob nIleiR INT Sabre
19t1 i'm @albe bon GontntnebIeaii
7945 Rreu5ottern perni6tet iporoen
Ieien; 70 srob iei bic Sabl Der Rreuo-
otterrtfopfe, fir peIde ben S4lan-
gettotern gr6Hien beoabIt poroe1
Ieien, getpeien. 9ie Sreunoe hes
BaI6es eriu6teu bieier &age ieoo6
bic 8eihrng I'M cine 8eri4tigung:
bic aneeeebeue bobe 3abl beoiebt f'h
urf bos @ebiet bon GontainebIeai
uro ni6t auf ben 8aIb aIlein, tIi
peI6em MIR 146 9reioottern getnu'
ben unb eetotet iporben ieien. Die
8abI bIeibt aber, aud tDenr lie tttr
ben ganoen 9e3irf gilt, beiorgnts-
erreeenb. Plus alten Bapieren hhe
man i'm S6Ioiie bon Sontaineblemi
gefunoen bot, fonnte feitgeitelt Der-
ben, bab bon 1888 bis 1S47, alio
innerbaIb zines 3eitraumes bon
fiinfoebn Sabren, an Bramien mebl
ais 3713 Sranf ge3nblt noroen ttrto,
mos, 90 fir iebe 4reu5otter 80 Cen
times geoablt per6en, ettpa 12,300
set6teten S6IGngen e1tipridt. Die
8eiti9rift r2'abeille" beri6tet na6
oerl6ieoenen intereiianten Sriefen
nus alter Belt iiber Die 8eriuhe, bic
man ma6te, INN Die gef6brli9en
Siere aus5urotten. Gin bon 1892
botierter grief bes Warquis be Bon.
nap ipri6t BON ben ShDierigteiten,
Die fid Der 9ei9affung bon Stor9el
entgeeenitenten: Die Stor6e itarloen
n6mIi6 i'm Rufe, eifriee 8reu5ottern.
iaeer au iein. Dor Der RepoIittion
gob es in Soutainebleau nur meniee
sareuSottern; ibre 3abI pu6s erit
NIT Der 8erni6hlng oerBilol6Detne,
fir bic Die &reii3ottern Sederbiiien
geiueien paren. Gin anberer 9ref
6esieIben Warquis meloet oos Gin.
treffen sfpeier Stor6e, Die man I'm.
ter eroben Riiben in $oIlano aut-
aetrieben bate; Der Warqiiis berth-
tet aud bon einigeu 8eri,I6en iber
bic 8ertpenbbarfeit iener gogeI fin
ben geoo6ten 3tped. CT babe fd.
Ihreibt er, nod feline leberoe 2reiio-
otter peridaffen fonnen; er babe ben
Stor6en baber fIeire tote &raB'
ottern borgeiest, unb fie bdtten iie
nit @ier gan1 aufeefrefen. nadbem
lie iie nit benz S6nabel laugiam
,ernaImt bdtten. Gines Eaees aber
babe er ibnen cine ntel bidere iutb
I1naere 3reuaotter eebrndt; Dor he-
fen totem Tieren b1tten fie etnen ipl'
diem Sdreden enpflntben, bub fte fth
dngftIi6 5uriid3ogeul gie bdtten iit
erit pieber getGbert - dber immer
erit NIT 6eutIi9er Seihen bon
Stirdt =, alS bic arelpotter in bier
ober flint Stiide serteiIt por6en mar.
Selite farm MON notiirIih nidt mebr
nif ben @eb1nter fomner, IN
ssortainebIeuu St6rde eiriSubireern
ba Der Stord fih IN europa tmnler
IeItener maht, aber ote Qreit5ottern-
froae tntereiIiert in Srurrfreth ale
Ssrelmbe bes 9anbIebers, iro man
niini6t Iebboft, 6aB neue Rab'
reaeln 5ur @usrottirng Der inette
piini6ensperten @6tte ergrtttH
her0en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-24

Sriile Slide bobeu blanfe, tlare
Guaeu. 9riidt man energii6 NIT benz
SStnqer alf bos bits RiidenIiettA,
Sann perIdpinbet bic 9rudfteIle 70.
sort, ba bic Ulisfela NOD eInthb
iinb. gei Sif9en. peI&e i&oa ldn'
sere 8cii geidladtet ftHb, ooer oor
ben S6Ia6tcu baIbtot oor ernf'
htna paren, ute bos betm $aIter'
In fIeiuen Sii&baiftns tehr bdtrtta
borfouutt, iinb btR wststsln i@ldft,
,n.S es bimterbIeibt Idnosre 8eit etne
9ridite1s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-24

tSoit bu bas Define redt getnn.
@os aebn Siht Der 9eute feben on.
Ber fir aIles gIeih 9anf begebrt,
Der 1T ieIten 6es 9antes merit.
2aB iie nur potter, LAB tie MIR
iheIten,
Ras bon @oIo lit, bns lpirb ifon
eeIten.
s. Sroian.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-24

Gs aibt aopien, bic etrem betrsnbe
oos SbeaI perIeiben. D."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-24

50 be< eorff6s Gruberez pirHt9
aaf ct. SeIena geRoS6eas

Ga Oassdeaasa isu isiHsn plas 40 ssiEass.
au ess 0aeiaabsS staseasms,ss AsAeR
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29

Has the old man right to liVe'
A medical research society IN D"
Louis recently discussed the question:
The principal speaker stated that ola
men were being poisoned with a long
administered course Of Indifference
neglect and filial disrespect lie De-
lieyed that the man who does not non
or his father and mother cares hI'le
for his moral obligations to them' DuU
he does fear that some day his triehus
will find out and that he Will be put III
the class in which he belongs lhlS
man never wishes his friends to Kno"
that the old man who wears shapDy
clothes and sleeps in the garrett Is MS
father. When a man makes debt the
laws Of the land enforce Its payment
But no law makes the man Win
money in the bank pay the DEBT ne
owes his old and needy father Ihe
son should do his duty Willingly II ne
will not, there should be a law to com
pei him,
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29
Stack Of Ozark Pencil Timber Ready for Shipment.

er should select North Arkansas for
his home Is that this branch Of indus
try has proven success in the past
There are thousands Of orchards In
this region that contain the choicest
varieties Of fruits known or propagNJ'
ed, The ease and cheapness with
which one may become Il fruit grow
or Is not the least attractive feature
Of this busno'e few hundred dol.
lars win bu, DO g, nd mako the
necessary 90 u.hf ,Id one Is
sure Of Nbuudbu I..... de climate.
soil and taoa NV country arc
all prop ,ws + dusry The
rolling as' n,.. ne drainage,
proNd D., ~ auu s}matcs an Itom
hi. 'o1n un5 ~ ere there are low
r ,ds o." .olDlo during the dan
arou. oouyo. # late spring rross
mJs' rNma ,lo for orchards, North
orn ,u sue which are preferred by
some or,1W lists, are always easy te
find, The soil is particularly adapted
o. eSren.e 'ueh on dat land is often
cos'N, oyov auC ~ also shown that
to fruit raising ana gives vigorous
growth to young trooa, while the long,
mild autumns FIpon up the wood to
Withstand the winters, never very So
we're, The fruit raised In this locality
has n wide reputation for fine flavor,
size and beauty which IL no doubt
due to the rich soil from which they
are produced the summers OF Nbund'
ant length for growth and the Nutumhs
long enough for fruit TO rlpon perfectly.
smOll fruits luNurloto here ~ nowhere
else, ana In the no distant future thIa
will be- one Of the great berry fields OF
the country, But q little way north and
west Of us the limit Of successful fruit
favorable for lho prosperity Of tho NU.
man race, and although We have a
few drawbacks they are counterhNl
uneed by great advantages which "A
bouhteous nature has bestowed upon
the markets Of the world, The high
rolling lands In this locality are best
adapted for apples, peaches, plums
atep while the valleys always bring
good rewards In berries and small
fruits, II Ia not meant that the idle
and sblftless can come here, set out
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29

a few trees, give them half attention,
and at the end Of few years find him.
self a baron" but for the energetic,
Industrious man who desires to be-
come a horticulturist, this is the land
of lands. Fruits, flowers and fancies,
grow here in profusion and assume
highest forms Of perfection. All the
elements Of nature favor us and seem
to conspire in our behalf Such en,
yironments are rare. This is a land Of
fruits,
These sentiments are written, not IN
an elusive spirit, but are sober esti.
mates of a country that nature has
equipped abundantly; yes, layishly,
Few seem to be aware Of what nature
holds out to them in this section, or
our yaried but splendid natural re-
sources. This will one day be the Or
chard and vineyard Of the Southwest.
It may be said that Arkansas ap-
pies are practically prize winners
wherever exhibited A brief mention
of our record on this score runs like
this;
At the Worlds Fair Exposition, held
at New Orleans in 1885, Arkansas was
awarded first premium for the best dis,
play in apples, peaches and pears, and
specimens.
At Boston during the Pathological
Exposition, the first premium for ex'
cellence was again given to Arkansas
Again at San Francisco in 1888, Ar
kansas carried off the first honors
and this, too, over California, the ac
knowledged fruit country of the world
And at the Worlds Columbian EX
position in Chicago in 1898, Arkansas
carried off the Sweepstakes" and sew
er other premiums on fruits in com
petition with the world
At the Cotton States and Interna
tonal Exposition, held at Atlanta, Ga,
in 1885, Arkansas was awarded fr5
prize on fruit,
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29
BOONE COUNTY,.

Boone county is bounded on the
north by the state of Missouri on the
Where Autumn pours out her full
And winter grows mild as he gives
west by Carroll county, south by New.
ton and Searcy counties and on the
east by Marion, and Is the third
county east of the western boundary
state line, The limits Of few col
umns in paper like this will not
admit of any extended history or de-
scription of Boone county, It's early
settlement and past record are famil
lar in a general way to our readers
and to those who have studied the
history of our great state, While our
citizens were prominent factors In
both armies during the war Of the re.
bellion, the blue and the gray are liy'
ing side by side in neighborly love
and are all pulling one way for the
good of the country and this locality
in particular, The people are just
waking to realize the hidden resources
now being developed Valuable min
erals are obtained in paying quanu'
| ties IN this and adjoining counties and
this locality in the no distant future
will be known as a great mineral field
as we'll as for It's prolific soil and hos
pltable homes, I We shall speak more
eXtendedly OF our mineral resources
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29

fOresee,
The strides she will make In years.
yet TO be?
Her resources untouched, the years
will unfold,
And then will her power and wealth
be untold,
On our States dIodem. In this land Of
the free,
OF her seyenty.Aye stars, not brighter
will be-
And with confidence turns to the fu.
ture her face;
And the circle Of counties, as they
watch her move on,
with her head in the day, like a
mountain At dawn;
Her spirit will catch and respond to
the call
OF Omitted We stand Divided We
FAIL"
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29

Comes German tramp steamer into
port at Philadelphia with a report Of
q sand storm at sea, Now the play.
wright who staged the Atlantic ocean
and the Sahara desert In one scene
would appear to be justified,
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29

AZ the great Louisiana Purchase ES'
position at ST. Louis last year, Arkan'
sas covered herself with glory in this
department, winning 200 premiums on
apples alone and the greater portion
Of Arkansas magnificent display was
purchased by the carload and shipped
from west Boone County,
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29

inform us that our mineral fields are
very rich and practically ineXhaustihe
and that the cunning hand Of labor will
prove that fact
Boone county is not alone great in
material wealth, but is sublime In
those qualities which awaken ir mon
the heNrtthrebblngs Of enthusiasm
over the splendid, stupendous works Of
our Creator as portrayed In towering
hills and deep.shadowed valleys,
Switzerland may have her Alps, Colo.
rado her Pixies Peak and grand can
ons, California may glory in her Sierra
NeyNdas and Virginia IN her Allegha'
nIes, but no whore on earth Is there
q region more beautiful and desirable
than North Arkansas, poCtlcOlly known
Ns the Land Of the OzOrks," There are
mountains Of greater elevation IN each
OF the former named, but the greatest
canvas In the gallery of art Is not al
ways the most desirable or expensive,
nor is the beauty Of nature from u
practical standpoint to be measured on
goodote lines, Whore the high peaks
Of the Rockies" frown, those Of the
O2orhs smiloi whore the valleys Of the
ono are rocky impossible gorgos. IN
the other they are carpotod with rich,
mcculont grasses and luSwIant yogc.
t0tIon, Genial sldos are overhead, pro-
ductlyo soils and rich mineral bods are
undcHoot' clear springs feed the mum,
orous swift running streams that Gow
In mountains and IN valleys In every
part Of the loealityi wild fruits ana
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29
gooNE COUNTY, ARKANSAS.

bOONE w ~
Kp9w We the land where the "hite
river flows?
The land where the sun in his lull
splendor glows?
Where Spring cometh early and scat
rers her flowers,
And Summer stays idling through
long palden hours
wealth Ger the land
YOU his hand?
,Tis this county Of Boone, an empire
she stands,
like a gem in the midst of this
crown Of all lands,
like a tower Of strength with its bat
t'ements sound,
She stands midst the counties that
circle her round s.
Like a Goddess she stands midst her
sisters so fair,
who in beauty and strength, with
her can compare?
We love this great land, a republic in
state,
Whose triumphs the world with Won
der awaits
She is teaching her people the lessons
Of peace,
That the people by friendship may
their glory increase;
That all men are brothers, and each
has a part
In the wealth that abounds through
perfection of art.
Oh, grand is the County, and great Is
the State,
Each one Is an Empire, with destiny
great;
But first in these Empires Boone
county will stand
And wide will her honor and glory
expand, nornsns,.
spirited va
The Harrison times., 1912-06-29
FRUIT RAISING IN NORTH AR
KANSAS,

The day is not far distant when the
great northwest will look to the Land
of the Ozarks" for its fruits, prunus
and pyrus. Fruit growing in this 10.
cality is no experiment. One Of the
strongest reasons why the fruit grow