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, 1913-07-02

Ottawa, July fSt-Slr Charles FITZPATRICK
the Acting aforementioned has received
a telegram from the Colonial Office, stating
thai the Duke Of Connaught has accepted
an extension of his tenn as Governor-Gen-
eral for one year. 1t is hoped that The
Duchess will return with him for the open
ing Of Parliament in November, but it IS not
expected that Princess Patricia will accom-
pany them.
New York, July 1st- Washington advices
state that the Committee of the Senate has
deferred the date Of the new Sugar Tariff
until March 1914, that is, the next crop. Su-
gar will be free in 1917.
london, July IsD-Sugar in stock on the
28th ulto. $4,000 tons. Last year $4,000
tons.
New York, July 1st.
Flour, Winter Clears per barrel 81 lO-4.35.
Meal, Kindred, per barrel $3.45.
New Seasons Pork 30 quotation.
Ueuvy Mess Pork $224-c223
Crystols per 100lbs. $3.50
'"6"' Muscovado 80 test 1OOibs. $3.50
D~Iolasses Eng. IsIds. per gal. no quotation.
Liverpool Cotton, mlddIing Upland, sgd.
Exchange, New York &London, 90 days sight
4.S3
Exchange New York and London. sight 4.864
London, July 1st.
Dem. Crystals las. Odds. 9d.
Mu8covudo, honting terms i'll
'"6"' bond, IS. Bids. "a
German beet So f 0. b. s. 81
Java Sugar 5000 Gibraltar or Channel tor
orders, floating terms, los. Cd.
Demerara Rum, Is. 4d.-ts. SD.
Trinidad Cocoon, good middIin9 Red, nomi-
nal IN cwt. TBS.
Cotton, Medium Finn Stat Liverpool, nominal
per tb Is. I'd.
Bank Of England Rate Of discount Al.
ConsoIs 10 -l6
Three per cent Eentes in Paris $500.
We have been informed that a telegram
was received here yesterday from the Danish
Vice Consul in Jacmcl, Hayti, officially noti-
flying the Government that the last fatal
case of plague occurred in that town on Sun
day last.
This is very bad news indeed, especially
in view of the contradictory reports which
have reached rs, particularly the Telegram
from Kingston, ia.
OF course nothing now remains, but, in face
of our Consuis report, to protect ourselves, as
far Us 81 proper quarantine can Go SO, against
TIE possibility Of cOutagion. We have already
expressed the belief that ii viii be a difficult
problem for Hayti to solyo-to rid itself of
such a disease.
Get us look at Trinidad, with an able me-
dicel staff and many experts, it has taken
that colony years and many tons Of thousands
of pounds sterling to suppress the disease
and we do not suppose there is anybody
there even now who would say that it has
been entirely eradicated.
Look again, more recently, at Porto Rico.
The disease there was Only overcome by
the most radical action on the part of the
health authorities and such action costs
money.
The two colonies we have mentioned had
both the medical talent and the dollars and
cents to meet the demands made on them
and fortunately the disease has been put out
of sight and let us hope permanently bat
what about Hayti ?-Ljyhtdomu's -lIu3
Notes, Time 2Gih.
Mr.. Holger Rosenberg. journalist and lee
, 1913-07-02
THE A OF N D

The Balkan War has stopped. Last week
ut London, at the Conference of the Powers
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19
@atbolietstuusmebr &C.
gen soeialis1tnSlebre.
q
9ie 2ebre bon, Grl6ier.

@eben mir nun etnen 56ritt met-
ter IN inherent u@oloene1 8i9Iein,"
Dem &atedismus, Damn fin6en mir
ote berrlt6e 2ebre iiber 6ie @rlo-
lung oes Meniden oltr6 gbriit1s, ben
menidgeporoenen Sobn @ottes., @ie
i6li6t mno etnfa6 entpifelt ii6 %
nidt Die 2ebre iiber Sic @ottbeit Sc
in, iiber feline Menidmeroung, feline
@ebprt, ietn porborgenes un6 0ffent-
li9es 2eben, iotpie uber fem 2ei6en
nno Sterben! &ur3 unb bHinotg tritt
Dor uns sic 2ebre uber oie @erberrIi-
dung Seiu in ieiner Muferitebung
nno $immelfabrt, in ieinem Stten
our Nedten 6eS Baters unb ietne ein=
itige Bieoerfunft gum 8eltgeridte.
je otter man bic etnfade un6
idltdte Darlteuung oeS grloierper-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19

feline 8egternng ni6t freigeblieberl,
uno MiBgriffe bat aud ct gentudt
aber Die unbefangene 4ritif muB Tim
bellte oas 3ugeftdn6ntb mad)eu, 6aB
er in itetem &nmpfe nit itd ielbiti
6ie sdlafen abgeitoBen bat, sic iei-
ner Geri0nlidfeit in iiingeren Sob
ren a%nbingen, nno ftb nidt blob ais
@erriher, ionoern audi ais Meni1
eine SteQnng unter ieinen berporra,
genoen 3eitgenoiien errllngen bat, Die
ibm bel1te idon III Ser @ei6idte Ell
men ebrenpouen Nlab iidert. Inter
8ilbelm oem 8meiten lit Der 8erli-
ner Sof porbilolt6 fir ieoes oeut-
ibe 9eim g%emoroen. Ser Safer lit
immer Elm mliterbafter @atte getpe=
fen. Seine &inoer bat er 51 tiidti<
gen Meni6en er5ogen, llno an oas
faiierltbe 6amilienleben bat Sic.
I5dmdbimdt Ser tmternattonalen
5fanoalpreiie ii6 niemals getpagt.
Mus 6em iugenoliden Stiirmer bon
ebeoem lit elm Mann %getporoen, Der
meiB> mas er itd iel6it, mos er iei-
rter 6amilie unb mos er ieinem 8o=l
fe ibnloig lit. 8obl bat es 3eiten
gegeben, 400 ernite MiBoeritdnontiie
5miiden 6erri6er unO @olf it6 Der
aus5ubiloen 6robten, aber oieie @e=
fabr lit langit iibertpmlloen, ltno pe,1n
in Sen lebten 5agen MQoeutf6lano
ieinem Safer buloigte, Damn par oas
fir oas oeutide golf &er5ensfade,
Elm Musorud ser 2iebe l1no @erebr=
ing, INN ote ser Safer fiinfuno5man=
sig Sabre getporbe,i uno sic er iih
reolt6 per6ient bat
@s tpiiroe 5u melt geben, tpenn man
sic groBen @rr1ngenidaften, sic
1el1t19lano i'm leBten Gterteliabrb11n=
6ert auf aQen @ebieten menibliden
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19
sod oem, Scatter!

3uS erlte @ierteliabrbunoert Der
8egierungs5eit Scatter 8ilbelms oes
3meiten ging lebten Sonntag 81 @n=
6e. Sim Is. S1tnt 1888 beltieg ct
oen Ebrou Ietner Batter. Mn oemiel-
ben Gage INN Die Mittagsltunoe, bat
te lein eoler 8ater, &atler Srteort6
Der Dritte, oie treuen Mugen fit tint
n1er geidloHen. Sour neununoneut=
gig Gage bate feline &egierut1g ge=
oo,tert. Gin tiidti6eS 2etoen batte
oieies itarfe &ets oes S%oben5ollern=
1tan1n1es in ser 8olfraft Der Sabre
gebroden. Cine Giiae bon Soffnun=
gett mar perni6tet, uno lorgenool
blidte maudeS Muge in ote 3utunft.
Ser grbe ser &atiertrone batte faum
ste 56meQe oes Wannesalters er=
reidt. Seiu 0ater uno iein @roboa=
ter tpore,n in eil1em Sitter 5ltr &egie=
rrng getommen, 100 oie Stiirme aus
getobt utro rltbtger So Ionne1bettASlaBz
gemaht baben. Der 8eroegang 6es
11euen &ailers ober mar no6 lange
nidt abgeldlolien. Gid benz 8olfe
bon elmer bortbetlbaften Seite 51 get
gen, bate ct feline @elegenbeit ge-
bobt. Matt muBte, onB er ein leioen.
idaftlider Sol6at mar, un6 iene, sic
i'm genauer fanntet, muBten auBer=
Dem, oaB er iiber eiuen ltarfen SSH
len oerfugte, etne @tgenidaft, Die Ell
mem iugeuoltden &errider, ser nit
neutrality-suspicious. 8eidrdufltngen
ietner Ma6t 3u rednen fat, ebenlo=
tpobl 3um Ma6tbeil tpte 5um @or=
tbetl geretden tann.
Sic erlten MeuBerungen oes iun=
gen &aiiers galten ser Mrmee> Sic
5tpetten ser 8lotte, uno Damn erit
pan6te er iid an oas oeutide 8olt TT
ieiner %@eiammtbeit. Son ungefabr
gefdab oaS nidt. Ser @obn 6es
5iegers bon &oniggrdb batte troy
ieiner Suger6 nit flarem 8ltd err
fannt, 6aB 6es beutiden 8olfes
8oblfabrt n11r unter oem S6ube ei-
ter %ltarfen @ebrma6t %moblgeborgen
1ei. Nnf 6ieien Sdub bertrapte er,
uno 8ertrauen fpra6 aud aus oem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19

alf fo3ialpolitiidem @ebiete fir oie
bentide Mrbeiterfbuft geleiitet unb
nuf auger1eir1 Mltureuem @ebiete fir
bns oeutibe Bolt in iei11er @eiammt.
belt eritrebt u,16 poQbradt tpor6er1 1T,
miro Die @sfdtdte Der Menfdbeit NIT
goloenen 2ettern in ibre 1afeln ein<
tragen.
DeutidIaro if llnter @ilbelm Dem
8meiten eth groBes 1lt6 ein ret9es
I2anb %getporoer. Dte einen @olfer be-
munoern, 6ie anoern, beneioen es,
aber ole atserfenne1t beute riidbalt-
los sic @er6tenite, Sic Wilbelm Der
8meite iid I'M sic neuaeitli9e gntpi-
delnng oes alten gaterlan6es ertpor-
ben bat. l1n6 ntdt INN sic @ntmiie-
lung oes aIten 0aterlanoes alle::li.
Mn9 fir sic gnttptdlnng @uropas lit
bie &egierl1ng 0es &aiiers bon GROCER
8ebentl1ng %getpor6en, benn tbm ber=
6arft europa oen unterbrodenen
6rfe6en, 6eiien es iid i'm lebten gier-
tel~iabrbnt1oert erfreltt bat. @obl hat
Der &aiier oes oeutiden 8oltes gutes
5htpert ni6t itumpf peroen laiien,
aber alien @eriudungen un6 8ropo=
fotionen, es 5u 5ieben, bat er mannig-
lid tpioeritanoen. Ser Shirt, BEN
man beim Mntritt ieiner &egierung
friegeriider @eliiite beidul6igte, lit
Elm 6riebemsfirit IN 6es @ortes be-
iter 8eoeutung getporoen. Mber Ser
@etit bon 1918, 6eiien Sbaten belter
I'M alten @aterlanoe gefeiert meroen,
lit lebenotg geblieben I'M oeutiden
golfe, un6 oub 6as lit 6as 8er6ienit
oes &niiers. Seine 5rieoensliebe
entlnringt Dem 8epnBtiein ser Star=
fe> ntdt 6em @efiibl Ser 56mdde,
uno 6aS madt iie I'M 10 ihdbens=
mertber. @s lit ser @iqe gum 6rie=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19

Belt" .beibt es ausorudli6: u@ein
Seilano tit nod lie eri6ieuen," un6
Die @ebnrt SSei11 miro bon 8efenner1
oes 'So3talismus aIs cine Mptbe BIN
geiteut. @tn fo5ialiitiides uWetb=
nadtSlieo" itngt alio::
uNi@t boffe mebr na6 alter 5ttte,
9oB Oil ein @unoeritern erideint,
Gi9 fiibreno 5u oes &eilanos @uitte,
SO tit Ste Sage nidt gemeint.
8lid altf, Elm 5tern in beaem 5deine
Ser So5taliSmus mtnft Or 5u,
limo Der Grloier. ser biit 9u>
uno iene @utte tit ste Detue.@
Wnnoerbar tt 6ie 2ebre Ssseiu, lie
atbmet MIR 8iiroe urto @eiliafeit.
Gle @laubensuabrbeiten, ste Ct per=
funotgt, berpouitdnoigen tbeils ste
Sffenbarungen, tbeils ieken iie oie=
ielben in etn beaeres 2idt. 5eine
Sittenlebre otbmet nur Moel, @iiroe
INN -!6piIiaffeit Meri reannmin- mil
ben @%laubens- uno Sittenlebrem Se=
Ut oertraut 1T, muB 5ugebel1, oaB lid
tetne betligere, ebrmiroigere uno cts
babenere uno i6onere goridriften
ousoenfet lalien, un6 oaB oas Slid
ser Meuidbeit BON oem AugenbIide
an begriinoet tuare, 100 lie iid oieie
goridriften 5ur ein5igen &idtldmur
ibreS 2ebens uabme.
Ser So5ialtsmns lit aber aroerer
Nnitdt. SSu Ser uNeue 3eit," ser
tptIienfdaftltben @o6enibrift Ser
Bartei, lit 5u leien: Seins fei gang
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fes 6enfen6 mie6er lieit, Inn 10 mebr
mnB ma1t 6ie @etsbett 6teies 8i6=
leins ibdben un6 6asielbe immer
mebr ltebgemtnnen.
Ser bodbegabte uno fdIagferttge
6iibrer ser 6euti6en &atbolifen> Ser
mann b. Mauinfroot, tpar Elm etfrt=
ger &~ate6tsmusleier. @ar oft tra=
fen i'm feline 5reun6e gan3 bertteft
in oteies fleine 8ii6letn. SD fann
MIDI ni6t iatt lefen 6aran," iagte er
man6mal; mte fur5 uno perftdn0lt6
nn6 lebrret6 lit oas. Gin murm=
ltt6iger 8atbolif mag iiber oieieu
Musipruh Ole Maie riimpfen uno Elm
5o3taliit unfldtbtge @tbe. retBen, ct
gibt it6 aber nur etn Mrmutbs5eltg=
niB in .ge5ug auf feline religtoie 1n<
miiienbeit. S6 balte es lieber nit
einem MaIinfroot nh6 oem gelebr-
ten Obertribunalratb 8eter &eiden=
iperger, Ser amf elmer 4atboltfenper-
run11nluttg ru1genpp 1wUup wurre tper
Sen &ate6tsmus iagte: u...... .@aS
oteies fleine 8u6letn lagt,oem mobnt
5l1glei9 6te &raft tn,te, 6etp @etlt Ser
groBten Center gum boditen Glnge
5u erbeben; Elm Donte per6anft tbm
sic erbabenen @tngebnngen ieines.
2i9tergeni1s."
Sd iette poral1s, sic 2eier iin6
pertraut nit Sen 2ebren oeS &ate=
6ismus bon ser @%rloiung omrd Sc
ils @briitns, (oer q. @laubensz
artifel ban6elt oabom. @eben tptr
NUN, tpelde 2ebren ser So3ialtsmus,
melber 10 gerne erfldrt, u&eIigion lit
Bripatiade," uber sic @rloiung Scr
Menidbett 6ur6 Seius @briitus iet-
men &nbangern portragt. Ser u8or=
mdrts," etn offt5iel1es &arteiorgan,
erfldrt gang often: u@ir gla1ben an
feinen @rl0ier, aber pir glal1ben an
cine grloiung. 8etn Menfd, fetn
@ott in Meni6engeitalt, fem Setlan6
fam sic Meni6bett erretten. Die
Meni6beit aGein tanrt sic Menid-
beit erretten ln6 1tur sic arbeiten6e
Menf6beit."
Sn einem @eoi6t in Der rMelten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19

5trebens uno menfbli6en S6affens
gu per3eidnen gebabt bat, auf &e6-
nung Ser 8erionlidfeit oes &oiiers
ieben molte. Die bot 6us 6enti6e
Golf in eriter 9inie ii6 ielbit 5u3l<
idreiben, ieiner geiitige11 uno forper-
liden Giidtigfeit, ser 5%ielbemubten
@ermenoung ieiner nationafen &rdf,
te, ser 8ereitpiQtgfeit oeS @i115elner
Dor aaem1, ii6 in SEN Dieuit Ser ge-
meinlamen sa6e at itelen. Nber es
qibt fein @ebiet, mo Ser &atier ni@t
.anriegeno nno foroerno getpirH bot,
uno a1f mebr ols einem @ebiete lit er
ourh fem neutrality-suspicious.
BREEDER %gemoroen. Seinem r1ermiio,
.liden Drdngen beroarft Derti9lano
es, bab es beute 6te 6lotte bat, oerer1
.es 3um @6ube ieiner aiiften uno fet<
mes &anoels 10 oringen6 beoarf. Nte'
mails bat er eine @%elegenbeit per-
ia1rnt, 6euti9e l1nternebmungslnit
nuf benz @ebtete bes Snnoels unb Der
SSnouitrie, 6ertides 9treben auf mil
lenidaftli9em un6 funitlerii6em @e-
btet at ermuntern, aber aud ntemals
eine @%elegenbett, ita bon Wfannertt
sic iein gertral1en p%eroienten, IN slt1-
aeleaenbeiten 6es @emetntnobls bera=
tben 3a laiien. Bilbelm Der 8pette
1T immer Elm 2ernen6er gepeien, nno
feiner 8ereitntuigfett, 5n boren 1tno
All lernen, per6anH er es in eriter 81
ME, BOP man bente i'm IuSlanoe bic
%l1niperialitdt ietner 8eri0nli6feit uuo
sic gielieitigfeit ietnes @iifens be-
.tpun6ert. glne @iinihe nn6 ale Soft
rut,gen bat aud er nidt erfii1en
foonne1l, aber nas unter iei1er tbat-
frGftigen, perltdnoniBpolen Mittpir-
fu1g int letten Bterteliabrbun6ert
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|Mufrufe. uMn meit Nolt;;" @ertralt=
Ell 5n itd) ielb1t, Gertrauen audi 5u
ienen &rdften> sic Nu6olf @er3og ais
6as itarfe 8ur5ellano be5ei6net, auf
Dem in Sen lebten fiinfuno5man5ig
Sabren 10 berrlide 5rudte gereift
itn6. ~Auf SEN Gbron Meiner gater
berufen" beiBt es tn 6em Aufrl1f,
uDabe tb ote &egieruttg in oem Muf-
blide gu oem &0ntg aQer @0ntge
iibernomn1en uno @ott gelobt, nod
Gem 8eiiptel Meiner 8ater Meinem
golfe etn gere6ter un0 miloer Shirt
3u fem, 5rommtgfeit uno @otteS-
fllrdt at pflegen, 6en 5rie0en gu
i6irmen, ste @oblfabrt os 2anoes gu
for6err> oett Mrmen uno 8eoraugten
Elm @elfer, bent Nehte Elm tremer
Bddter 5lt ietn. @em Sd @ott um
@raft bite, oieie aonigliden Hflid-
ten 5lt erfiiqen, Sic @ein @ile Mir
oltferlegt, 10 btu Sd 0abet bon oem
8ertrauen gum pre,Biiben 8olfe ge~
tragen. mel6es ser &iidblid a1f u11=
iere @ei6i9te Mir getpdbrt. SSn glt=
ten nt6 lit b0fen 9agen bat @reu=
Bens Bolf itets treu gu ieinem So
nige geltatloen; anf oieie Sreue, 0e=
rcn 2fun6 iih Meeinet 8atern gegen-
iiber in ieoer i6meren 3ett uno Sc
fabr ais un5erreiBbar betpdbrt but,
5dble altd S9 tn 6ent 8epuBtiein,
0aB Sd tie aus pouem &er5er ertpi-
oere> als treuer Shirt etnes trelten
Bottles, betoe gleid ltarf in Ser &tn-
gebnng fir 6as gemetniame Gater-
lano. Dteiem 8etpuBtiein ser @egen=
ieitigfeit Ser 9iebe, mel6e Mi6 nit
Meinem Bolfe perbtnoet, entnebme
t6 sic 3uperiidt> oaB @ott Mtr
8eisbeit ut1o &raft perleiben meroe,
MeiueS @01ttglt6en Mmtes gum Seile
oeS Gaterlan6es 5t molten"
Man fat an oteier &un0gebung oa=
mails man6erlet a1s5uieben gebabt,
aber audi iene, sic tie abfautg beur<
tbeilten, gaben gu, oab etne itarfe
Berionlt6fett aus ibr iprede> Die BET
rtdtiger @mtmtdelung gu gpoben
&offmngen beredtige. 9ieie Soft
m1nqen bat @ilbefm ser 3nette ntdt
! getaui6t. 8on Srrtbumern tit audi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19

Ben, Ser in Ser Srieoenspolitif SSH
helms 6es 3peiten gum Musoruf
fommt, ser 8tue elmer itarfen Ser
ionli6feit, ote lt9 ibrer @erontpor=
tung betpltBt lit. l1no tpenn be1te
ous heutibe 8olt IN oanfbarer Grim
nerung 5uridbentt all 6as Cute, oas
ibm mabrenb Ser &egierungs5eit
8ilbelmS 6es 3meiten bei9ie6en ge-
meie1t 1T, Damn oarf AUDI sic @elt
oem 6iriten nn6 Dem Meni6en lire
So6a6tung %befun6e11, Dem 6teies CT
tnnern getpeibt 1T. Gem aud 6ie
@elt bat ltriabe, ibm 6anfbar 5u
fem!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19
8eites 2arir fir sic Mlten.

NIte MGnner r11o Sral1ett fiiblen
SOS 8eoirfniB nod einem 9artr mebr
ais iunge 2eute, aber es mltB iider
uno uniddolid fem uno eiu ioldes,
6aB feinen 56mer5 peruriadt. Or.
&ings Meue 2ebensptqen iin6 beion-
oers gut fir sic Mltet, oenr ite mir
Ten prompt uno Ieidt. 8reis 25f.
Gmpfoblen i'm Molitor 9rug Store.
Mn3e;ge.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-02-28
Could Shout for Toy.

q want to thank you from the bot tom of my heart, wrote c. B. Rader of Lewisburg, w. Va, flor the wond- erful double benefit I got from Electric Bitters, in curing me of both severe case of stomach trouble and of rheu- matism, from which 1 had been an al- most helpless sufferer for ten years
 It suited my case as though made just for me. <" For dyspepsia, indigestion, jaundice, and to rid the system of kid ney poisons that cause rheumatism, Electric Bitters have no superior. Try them. Every bottle is guaranteed to satisfy Only 50c at all druggists. adv.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-02-28

Miss Blanch McCracken, accompanied by her father and Mrs. Nellie Sneed went to Eureka Springs Sunday night for the benefit of Miss Blanche $ health.
 W. L. Sneed and S. N. Edgmon went to Osage Tuesday, returning Thursday
 The Green Forest Dramatic club was well received at Berryville Friday night The Valley Farm" play was given good house and every one was pleased.
 Miss Arke Collieris a late apprentice in the Tribune office.
 Miss Ida Warren has rented the Foreman building (the old Tribune office) for her millinery store and IS hurrying things up to be ready for business March 1.
 Green Forest should have thorough cleaning this spring and the sooner the better. it occurs to us. Every out house and other accumulation of filth should receive attention. We hope the Mayor will issue an order to have 1t done
 
 Shahan and Benson have retired already from the meat market business, leaving an open field for anybody who chances to come this way.
 Mike Coxsey was in Joplin first of the week.
 A civic improvement league would fit in well in Green Forest. Somebody could perform public service by launching a movement of this character.
 Lee Smith will sever his connection with the N. A. road March l, to accept a position as travelling machinest foi the International Harvester Go. He will still make his home at Green Forest.
 "The Fulfillment of the Law" is the subject to be discussed by the Methodist pastor at the eleven o'clock services Sunday morning. After services the sacrament will be served. There will be no preaching at night. The hour is to be given over for special music and the organization of the EpWorth League. For all young people who desire to become actively engaged in the Masters work, this is urged by the pastor as a golden opportunity and he earnestly requests your presence on this occasion.
 Mrs. J. B. West was here from Rogers Tuesday, soliciting for the Old Peoples Home, Holiness institution that is designed to take care of dependent old people. The Home was established last year and is now caring for sixteen people. The Home is supported entirely by charity, being undenominal in scope and purpose.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-02-28
TO MEET THE FRUIT GROWERS.
Horticultural Agent Ford to Visit
 Green Forest Next Tuesday.

c. A. Ford, who has been employed by the management of the M. &. N. A. railroad company to promote the horti- cultural interests along the line of this railroad, will be in Green Forest and hold public meeting at 2 D. m., next Tuesday, March 4.
 It is the object of MT. Ford to meet and get in touch with as many of our fruit growers as possible, believing that he can be benefit to them by discuss ing the questions, spraying, pruning and marketing. He has been selected by the company for this work on ac- count of his superior fitness from many years of successful experience along the line of fruit growing.
 His services are absolutely free to the growers, the company figuring that l they can afford this help on account of the increased business that will result from the suggestions and help that he will be able to offer the growers
 'I would like to meet the fruit growers of Green Forest and surround ing country on this occasion" said MT. Ford to The Tribune editor in our office last Saturday, ''to discuss the care of orchards and other things pertaining to fruit growing.
 ''There is more or less San Jose scale in all parts of the country and there may be some in the orchards at this place. While the scale is very danger ous if left alone, it is easy to con- trol, so that no damage will be done, but it takes up-to-date method to do this work. No doubt you have num- bers of growers who know how to handle the enemy, but there may be some who do not. Spraying is neces- sary in order to grow the best fruits and it should be thorough. You have some nice orchards at this place, and I understand prospects are excellent for a crop of both peaches and apples.
 eff you have questions to ask bring them along. If can't answer them, perhaps some grower present can. If we all fail, we will call on our experi- mental station.
 II am much pleased to see new build ings going up in your city, which indi- cates prosperity"
 The Tribune has assured MT. Ford that we have some live orchardists here, who will be glad to meet him on this occasion, giving him a list of live wires as follows: G. T. Galloway, Mrs. Mahalia Davis, L. R. Twilleager, J. M. Dunlap, Sam McMahan, Chas. Ore baugh, Mrs. Amy Harden, c. s. Hull sey, T. K. Hubbs, L. s. Shibley, J. J. and c. D. Shaffer, Riley Orrell, Ellis Graham, William Emmett, Henry Meek, Will Wells, J. T. Wells, Henry Marshall, J. M. Jones, Mason Emmett, Will Matthews, and we could have given him several more if he had given Us little more time to think.
 We expect this to be a good meeting and if the indications seem good enough for big crowd, Mr. Ford tells us he might bring Prof Walker from the University experiment station with him. Shall we ask him to do so?
 MT. Ford is also prepared to discuss strawberry growing in all it's phazes, marketing, etc, and if there are any people present who desire information along this line the question will be taken up,
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-02-28
Her Opportunity.

"Pd like to open 8 singing school" said the young lady with the squeaky voice, as she stepped from the train at Brecon. Do you think there is Q large field in this community ?" "Yessum,' drawled the rude farmer on the platform, thar be field 40 acres wide back O the brick-kilns, an nothin' you could disturb but rabbits and worms"
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-02-28
Fairly Good Excuse.

A candidate for state office asked a Leavenworth man over the phone the other day to look up some election re- turns. "I'll do it in few minutes" said the Leavenworth man. q am very busy just at this moment. My $40,- 900 business block is burning down." Kansas City Journal
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-02-28
Stili Admired the Riuc.

A few days GS1 Maud, who was a little jealous of Ethel, said "When you broke your engagement with Jack, Of course you returned the dia- mond ring ne gave you?" Ethel an swered promptly. "No, and ] don't intend to, either. l don't care for Jack any more, but my feelings have not changed toward the ring. Ma, tional Monthly.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-02-28
Many Deadly Weapons.

Some persons attribute all crime to the pistol, forgetting that history tells us that more crimes were com mitted in the world before there were pistols. What is to prevent person murderously inclined from obtaining and using carving knife, an ice pick, an ax, or hatchet, @ razor or baseball bat? These all make deadly weap- ons.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-02-28
Famous Stage Beauties

look with horror on Skin Eruptions, Blotches, Sores or Pimples. They don t have them. For all such troubles use Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It glorifies the face. Excellent for Eczema or Salt Rheum, it cures sore lips, chapped hands, chilblains; heals burns, cuts and bruises. Unsurpassed for piles 25c at all druggists. Adv.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-02-28
Central Business College, Sedala, Mo.

Courses taught in this institution: : Business, Shorthand, Stenotype and Telegraph. For full particulars write c. W. Robbins, Sedalia, Mo-, or phone 108 Bell or Home Students placed in good positions as soon as graduated.
 The largest business college in the state. adv.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-02-28

M. B. Russell and wife arrived Thurs day from Franklin, Neb., for visit with numerous relatives.