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The Irish standard., 1913-11-01
IRELAND's DESTINY.

o many the days of glory when the
light of her learning shone
Thro' the dim byways of a world hat
sighed for a glimpse of dawn,
sages was bright as her own
green sod,
Ere the awful hour of her testing was
struck from the chimes of God.
Then I saw her affairs shattered, hel
shrines in the dust laid low,
And thro' the halls of her broken
kings the feet of her foemen, go,
With her eyes to the north star lifted,
she stood by her slaughtered
dead,
The Lords handmade Of the world, a
beggar for aims and bread!
In bondage and persecution, in famine
and fever ships,
Were her children beaten, and scat
tered, their death.cries soaring
her lips,
And as even the blood-stained ages
grew darker with woe and
dread
I turned me unto the Watcher
"Have pity and spare" said.
But the Watcher smiled as he an
swered-"Would's ween for the
Celtic race?
Behold, in, tho MONDAY shining. they
go to their destined place."
And then with unveiled vision saw
in a blazing glow
The exiled ranks of my people to the
heart of the whole world go.
Raising up temples and cities, sailing
DER trackless seas,
Priests and soldiers and pioneers,
builders in war and peace,
While ever their homage and yearn-
ing went back with a love d.
vine
To the shrine Of their souls behind
them-the land of their hearts
and mine.
Again l turned to the watcher-"How
endeth the tale?' said,
"Shall this mother of heroes and sages
be land of the quick or the
dead?"
But ever he smiled in answer-"Fear
not, for the Celtic Race
Is tested and weighed by the God Who
made their first and final place."
Then, 10, in a blaze of glory, stood
Erin our love Of the lands,
With victor's smile o, her forehead,
and peace in her chainless
hands;
While out of the Highest Heavens the
jubilant cry rang forth,
"With the leaven of this, S1y daugh-
ter, I have leavened the tribes
of Earth
Teresa Brayton.
The Irish standard., 1913-11-01
HOME RULE MEETING.

The date given in the Dublin Press
as Nov. for the great Home Rule
meeting in. Cavan is inaccurate, and
it will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 5,
as originally announced. This was
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-21
ednb Dem 6eaan!

Giner Der lanoIaaftli6 lie6lihIten
un6 frudtbdriten Deuti6sn @du,, Der
ni6t peit BON 8o0snhe gslsgsrs,
Iagenberibmte, bon S6sffel bsfuns
acne Segau, foa bur9 cine pitlmas
itige, Bis gu % Metsr bobe S4ptbes
balm Der inoutrietlen Qusbtutung
3ugefi6rt perben. 8om 6o6entitOfs
feln, Dem 8fpeituppigen 9didltt.gel
unb na4barliden gruptionsgenof.n
beg bur8getr0nten 5obsntpiel, foa
3ertleinertss 9eitsin iber Den IanO.
I6dftlid f60nften 9sil bes 6egaus,
spiI6en Weiterotngsn uno Miblbdu.
fen, 3u 8al gebradt psr6en.
Der betdnnte Didter 2uontg
Gtndb finoet gsgeR 0isies llnterfans
gen in elmer Durttembsrger 3eitung
folgen0e morte:
.Gs lit teine gsip5bnIide Inter
ne6mergefe1i9aft Die bier anfdngt,
bag 5egau an3ubsib.n. Der Gisens
timer bes einen gsrgteils, 5r,ibtrr
b. 6ornItein in Miin6sn, gebt nit
firItenbergtf9em adpttal Dem gsrg
Ieiner Batter gu 2eibe. @eDib. aui
benz papisr g,bOrt Der Berg ben
Srtiberren bon 6ornitsin. Su
Dabr6eit geb1rt Ct Dem golts. Dem
Qanoe, ni9t Dem @robber3ogtum
Baden, Ionbern 9sutT4Iano. @tr
ale ba6en Elm Rs6t, Oub bief. g.rsc
bes 6sgaus in ibrer @sfumtbeit un'
anaetaItet bleiben. 5ragt Die MoItr,
bic SorIher, Die Dt6tsr, bic 2suts,
ote IS niFen mITen, es ptiroe ltidt
Tein, in tur3em tauIeno unteridriftsr
bon MGnnern, bic Gsnidt babeH, In
Idorfsm Ginfpru9 bor3ulegen, tptnn
es n0tiq mare. @trn Der Qnf1nq
aud unbebeuten0 srI6sint mas
nerben mooerne Mai9ineu in 3tpana
ala Sabren dufsefreFsn babsn2 Mar
md6t aus Burg uno Berg 9pbsHta
TtofFelu tetnen Gtrdbenid otttr, obne
6ob bic 2ebsnosn, Die ibre augen
pat8ubaIten bdbeu, ibr aedt gsItsnt
maiden"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-21
Geue anflasc ass,n bic SanSHieae.

Dag urteil iiber Die Snietten, bic
Ii6 aus u~nIeren @obnungen i6ner
oo.r gar ni6t bertreibtn ldfen, bat
fi9 in Den l,Btsn Sabren gednOert.
5riibtr belt man lie nur fir 8eldfts
guugtn, ndbrenb Ie jsbt ais i'm bod
ten Grade gefdbrli9 ertannt
noroen fnb. ST Die gemdbigts gone
aud gum gr5Bttn Yell fret BON ben
It.bsnosn Snf.ttsn Die Maloria uRo
dn0ere anIt.den6e Gr1ntbeiten nuf
ben m,nT6.n gu ii6ertragen perm09sn,
70 bleibt oo6 bic @efabr, oab am
oers fliegenbe SnIslteu grdnt9eitss
feline ourd ihrsn a0rper unO aud
0ur9 lire grtreneutt Der6reiten.
9n erIter 2inie Itebt inter oieism
@troa4t elbItberItGnoli9 Der bdus
figIte unter alien 6ausgsnofsn Die
fer alaFe, Die Gtubenfliege. SIS lit
o6ne bel 9n9osntsn bsrltdnoIi4, OaB
Die Gliegeu 8atterisn ooer pil3teime
NIT ben fsinen 9aaren ibres &0rpers
aufne6men un6 mitidleppen. SeBen
ite fi4 oann nuf etnen @egenItun6,
Der our menIdltden Rdbrung be-
Itimmt III, 70 t0nnen fe bisie Seine
lti6t 0drauF 6iHteriaFsn, unO 70 Die
Qnitedung DermitteIn. Die Stubens
fliege i9eint aber nod Diel be6entlis
aere Gd6igteiteu gu ba6en. inoem ie
trdnt9eitssrrsgenos @atterien al bers
I6luden uno Damn In nod lebenoem
3uitano tpisoer db3lgebsn btrmug.
Sine Qntlags oieIer Dirt lit bon 9r.
2ebosuT gsgen is nit 9t5ug auf bic
8erbreitung zines Der f4redli9Iten
nlenf6liGtn aeiben, ndmIid oss auss
idbes, erbo6en morben. Der Qlrst
bat bic Gutbsdung, bnB ole 5liegen
Qusf1bbd3tlen in ii4 aufne6men uno
Damn NIT ibrsn @rtrementen perbreis
ten, in Neutdisoonien gsmaGt, po
0itle ardutbtit 5iemli9 bdufig iii.
Wlan Dat bisisn 3uiammen6ang Biz
FER gar nidt genbnt, un0 bielleift 1T
bur9 bic arbeiten oes fran3oTrnsn
MiffonsdrStes cine Der ipi6tigIttn
81 rbrsitnngsarten bes @usfobes gum
lsrittnmal betaunt Q~eDprOsH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-21
Sine @o6fito8 Oertrei6enOe gflanSe,


Mon peiB, Oab 3ablretds Snfsts
tenarten cine ausgeipro9ene 4bneis
gung gegen gtiptTie itarte Gerii6e b1s
ben unb Srte msiben, bensn iene tnts
itr0men. 9as geIdufigfte 8eiIpiel bas
fir lit bus Ginmotten Der Gleiber
NIT Sampler ODER bns 9eItrei4tn Der
6aut nit pfeffermin30l gum S9uB
gtgen SnIettenitide. Qu4 bic Ste6s
miiden, peIds bic Ulalaria iibertrds
gen, follen bura Gsrii9e gefpiffer
gfInn3en abgeIdredt iperben. 60
f6reibt man Dem eucalyptus, Der gis
ber0lpTlan3t unb BEN 3itronelIgras
berortige Gigeniddften gu. Qu9
perionen, bic bdufig Qbtodunsen
bon 3ttroneni4alen t%rinten, gsniebm
eineH geuiiien 54uB Dor ben Sts9a
miiden.
5n neuersr 3sit lit nun bon sinsm
engliihen &olonialOffi3ier aarDmors
bic 4ufmertIamtsit auf cine All ben
2tppenbliitltrn gebDrenbe qftanse,
oScpmum biribe", gelentt iporben, BE
bur9 ibreH Scrub, Der ans ibrem
@ebalte an Sbbmol berrii6rt, ebens
fails bic Mostitos bertreibt. ltebers
aII6in, mo 2orpmore nit Ieiner @ats
tin getommsn 1T, bat sr bic qflonSe
eingeblirgert unb glou6t auf bisie
MsiTe bon Der Maloria berf6ont ges
bIieben 3u fein. @oIIte Iih bieIe
Qnnabme ais ri6tig ertpeileu, 70
t0nnte man d~llerbings baron oenten,
bic Q~npflan5ung bes OcDmum In bic
Ret6e Der Dorbeugsnben MaBreaeIr
auf3unsbmtn, bic pie 4bbolsunq bes
@e6iildes, 9rodsnIegung bes 9obens
ba3u bienen, ben Mostitos bic Sc
beHsbeoiHsungen 5u beri9IsdtsrH.
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rff. Ilfif6 TtiaHlai tft m fn
aft TERN tau Hm at
tf oibHiu n'ft H.dl t.tn
thus Md d%lfnhshsi6t listed ttiit
ltt5nHt Gin WifalHt ttg
tfifU if rfffal 6ttt tlb ttt un.
tuiduH qua tlfitm iiibttm Wfltlt
mii HtHiaH ftftu 6iBt oiila1tn
.wuftt. ff iR imdt hi.g.i Wtal
abtt nNf Observation-Disclosures tintt
9nfangtrg tn tft Stunt tta Ghuls
.ttuS rtt Hifau miflm bit 1thtt
NOD Mot 8u ttsittN johanna iiinb
t6mdl1 uoh til ben Nufdnaa iidbitn
.tu 0auh ht6 Ghuibmf. &c a.
atbi Fh. bob Ft 1890 BE uuirts
milliat M}nht ttR Winters ol3H Be-.
nubtt. bic fhpitrtat aunb 5u trItr
atn. tot, man biz dtbtf iihrt; unb
ts 3tilt ft auh, bab it nttbdliris
mdbia ldntu bas S6tdbsn Itrntt.
ttuu bic lpdittfn 0oiumtnit stiatn
zine horoiteriitiiht atitiiiait Shriit.
Die Grteun,ais 6ititI 1atinht
obtr IN BON qrobtr g,outuna: btnn
tie htllt bic bisbsrigt Gnnabmt htr
0iIimidaft, bic ben tintm Wibtr'
ruff Der Sobduna BOT ibrtu RihttrH
b,ridttts, in 1rag,. rad ibrtm En-
fen pro3tife iibrts man bic Sung
frau an "a. Moi 1431 Dor ben
Gdsittrbaufen unb foil ibr bier. in
tinsm 4u1eubIid mtHIdlidtr Shnds
DE, BEN @ioerruf miIodt babsH. ri,
llrtunbs. bic man ihr oamals reihts,
be1unn nit ben Wprten: Sd, Sos
banna' unb fibrte Gus oab bic
5uugfrau f6 fduIbig bettnns, rbas
@trbrehen Der MISUNDERSTANDING
beganqsn uno bas 9olt btrfiiHri 81
ba6en.@ Die Sungfrnu tonnts bas
mals bereits f1reiben, nber jones
Document BEG 0iosrrufss trd9t ibre
llnterIarift uiht, fe BOT uitt untsrs
f6risben. 5anotaur tommt in ieis
ner llnteriuaung babsr aud 3u BEN
Sdlufie, onB iensr Dio.rruf nur
Qtgtnbs fei, bic bic Tpdtsre 6ors
fdung onHsbmsn muBte, neil ibr bas
Bacterial gum 9sgsnbepsiie fsblts.
Sect Iitgt bieisr gspsis in ben
gritFen Der Sobanna Dor. pSi.
fam unteri9reiben unb unttridrsi6t
ni6t. &tio bat fe nidt piberrufsn.
5obanna lift fi9 treu geblisbtn."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-21
3eanne O'are.
sts6er un6efannte griefs Der 3unsfrau
Don Orleans.

bon Orleans.
Cine 8ereiaerung uniersr aennts
mis- DON Der Sungfrau bon Orleans
bringt elm neues Dert, bas nit
einem 8orport DON Gabriel 5auo.
taur jsBt in qaris sridiensn 1T: e
iinb bic 8riefe Der Sobanna, eins
gauge 4n3abl BON 0otumenten, biz
bis6er unbetanHt in ben Gamilien'
ardiben ber Gr6en Der Jungfral
BON Orleans f9lummerten unp BIZ
jsBt BON einem Nd9tommen elnes
gruoers Der Jo6annd, BON Dem Sra
fen be malepiiie, Der Seffentli4fsit
iibsrge6en tperben.
Sn einsm DieIer griefe, Der am 6
qilguIt 1929 seI4riebsn If, fpenbst
iid Sobanua an bic rtreusn Gran.
5ofen, gtrger unb gepobuer Del
Stabt 9eims" unb fiibrt aus: oWlsia
ne IiebsH unb guten 5reunbe, Sbr gu.
ten unD treuen Gran8cisn Der STAB
Reims. bic SungFrnu Jo91nnd gib.
.Gu9 Ra4ri6t uab btitet Gud uni
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-21

5rembtnbsfu9. SourtI;
n@iro oenn SIR Srt aud BON Grems
ben btfuat?"
Bauer: sen glaub |, i'm ManDDsr
baden tuir b GoI0aten, unb TDnft
tDmmt Der pfnrrer bonn airMbDrf.
Der J0riter, bsr Dottcr, btr g9DtQr
unb Der Geri6tsbOQsiebsr,~
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: u So6t. III

aufoerSudt. rllebrigens,
qndotge iyrau, gebs id 5bnen ablolus
ies -8eItimmungsrs4t uuf msinsa
SdifF, sic baden uur gu bcfsblsH,
pOlin bic Reiis stbsn iou."
ND, oann fabren Sic bod NAL
an ben 6orisont, bd bin i'd nod ME
gsfptlen!""
Gut ~gegebtn. Dame gum
Gebirgler): Menn ibr aud forft nidts
meter 9dbt, a6tr Die Cuff 1T erobs
drtig!
@sbirsler: ga ia. mir miiHen BAIT
aud Der Guft Iebtni
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-21


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m tatitff HHi tGallidnf-
t'tfN Etmrftaig aaa HniH
tU5' los HuminfUHI 1HitittH ell
aaa Hna Nlmff ift aaatlill une
inter iolatn l~iu1tt65n m hsf
litafflelauHa atieaHH cob bff
saau ttntn aani 5arthHsatm Rltls
tfr itpphtim out "a alu IS Stun
hfn Hhrfben waa
Gis bic bdnrii Hm efatb
rlt en- liuttfFutra1Cn leIgt bclr
9tu5fs ulldrt.
4tnn CUR Set mftiu itib
unb bubm0 ~. mis- Ntt 3uttt per
ltht RAID, iobab Mon lEiHm fffien
gtutHlno nit Sci g5ifIhtn mtbr
.iublfn ianu 70 if Btu6hnith cine
f0rtoautr ser ftirmiitm gsTbali
Hife cher cine 3unabmt ibrtr entr
late an eriparttn. 4trltbt dbtr Der
3udtr Ianqiam, une bli man Strs
'ihitotns WldIt 3u rIhrtn. his 0it
aornb,n ii6 auiloim 70 lam man
id 0drduf DtrtaFsn nab ods Mtittr
h bsfsri. Elm ho3rtr, bdromstris
Ifher 3uitano III n1ht un0 bic tisf
bdrometriihen 9sTbaltuiFt nsrosH
'balo ihpiuoen.
Die 5smpsraiur beg Gttr1ntts
bat nur gerinoen girfInB. Wsnn
Der 3uttr ieIbit ber Wadt bts BET
zen 9dffess 81 tpj6trittbtn fdeint
.uHb man aud mad bdufigem Inn
ribrsn idtisbIih nod fsflen gobsns
.iab in Der 9aFe finbtt 70 6drF man
Elm ploBli6ss umihIugsn in Der
Witterung ertpartsn tHttpeoer
tdlterss ooer biel p1rmerss 8sttsr,
ie mad ber Sabrss3sit. SIN Sommtr
3eigt ith oas Sttigsn Der Tempe
rrtur, obne unmitttlbars GsFdbr bon
Regen, our6 febr bartnddigsn Dis
0sriono gssen Die fdmeI3snbs
Graft an. Stiirms BON 3iemlia befs
tiger Rdtur tinbigen ff i'm Somz
msr burd iofortigts S6mel5tn bss
3u6ers an.
5noeB baden 6ie Grge6niFe bdupt=
|fddli9 in 0rtlidem Slime Dert,
peniger i'm aLlgemsinen Slime; ma
mentlid lift oas bonn 5rahiabr unb
CONNER gu fagsn. Qqgemeinere
8t0eutung baden Iie i'm 6erbIt unb
i'm @inter, neil bann 0ie Qtmos
fpbdre gep0buIia leiater III, auBer
az elmer 3eit Iebr pI0Bli6eu un0 emit
|Idiebenen Stetgsns bes garometers.
g}tt Dem atmoipbGrif6en Druid ouf
ons 9etrdnte, un0 bumit auf Die
9eil9en 3uter in bemfeIben, fpirb
Qlts srtIdrt. 8arduf miro aud 6ins
gspieTen, buB 9epobner bes Gs6irz
ges foI6e 8eobdhtungsn ni6t 70 gui
nnftelen f0uneu, ba in gr0Bersn So
ben Der Druid Der Qtmoipbdre itets
leidter 1T.
Qls Der gesignetfe 3uder fir Iol.
DE llnterfudun9en nirO granuIisrs
fer 3uder bon Der bsItsn 9dttunq
bt3ei6net, unb 3fpar Robr3uder. Gs
l6bt id Diirfsl 3uder bsnuBen,
absr 0erfslbe 1T nidt INNER 70 Err
ldbli4, ba bic Subfdn3, peIde bas
gu bienen, bic 3eil6en 3uts
Yer i'm 8lod 3uTammsn5ubaIten, bon
betrd6tlifem GinfluFs Isin mag,
aud nadbem Der DirfeI in ben
9affss gstporfsn 1T.
60 melt 6ieIe 0etttrs OiTenThaFt,
bic ieber iel6er na9prafen lam,
s6e er fd cine Meinung bariibsr
biloet. Gs 1T ie6enfaas intereFant,
fol6e 9soba6tungen auF tigens
6ano un3uiteaen unb bic Grgebnife
NIT BEN amtIi9en 8sttsrs propbss
3eibungeu gu perglsideH.
1e0uue hi9lre.
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urff ftHt utfHffnfH CSC leat
.ts. bu Bon 0aftjeef milira atlom
Imam Mot unt mtl ttfitn Wetln btl
5utl tHiT1i.
Die nan5illt Bat 1ttertts mi
rem ih BIER nit 5u1u b~stb1Bbtlt
forte Deura }7a In immu 6Ititu
Uut
.6m msinlt btE 6'3ifnhtro -unt
n ptrt,r mituuitr Sqhtu btipro.
den. bic nitt fit i,bttmauu5 Cbt
.fno.
.R,iit mid ui4t, Qtuo', faty Sic
@tHnDrl 1ui.
nun bert uuf. Sic Dirm 3u 1tts
ftln, Is iltiott Guh riot iton.
Jnt3. uno Bat tie TinQt 1tbort bic
teilsr ptrf6pisqtn bltib,n, 10 ipsrrt
III b]orIdufi1 tin uub itnbtt Re hann
irqtnopo bin, mo Ft obns @ef1br
blauosrn iann Iimm ft fort,
Sudn. Sd babe NIT btinsr 6erriu 3u
rtbeu", isbtt er aebittsrTd biu5u.
.Sptrrs fs Elm, Sunu, uno fpriht lie
Elm Wort. ~troroiiele fe.'
Der Qedsr er1rifF oas iptiuenbt
m1oheu an urn uno 5og e nit
Fd binnus.
.Bas poIrt Sbr', fragtt 5ne3 pa
6iII1 itbt rubiger.
sd mill nit Sud AZ Gn6e toms
men, sutqeqnete Der Qflan3er uHo
berfsntts. Die oos gnorrsn psrrist,
feline idpers GsitaIt in sinen 2sbns
ftubl.
Pump Frogte fs trpbig.
~Qfo gum IebtsnmaI, polIt Sbr
bic 100000 9sfos auf BEN QItars
BEG @aterldnbes opfern2"
yglein, netn, uub oretmal nein4
Ttrie bic Sennoro unb tampfts nit
BEN 5uBe anf i'd babe es Sud
bsreits bsutIid genug gsfagt. Ridt
einsn giaitsr gebe t6."
n6m", brummte Der qflan5sr,
rtur3 unb binbig."
Sd fam iibsrbaupt ni6t8 geben,
benn mas an 9eIO oorbanben it, Iiegt
nuf Der 8ant."
,U2eine teure Sennora, mir pifIsn
bag better, unb es pirb fia auBer
BEN, pas auf Der 8ant liegt, nod
sttpas finbeu. Sd babe Biz iest oIs
5reunb unb Ratgebsr geiprohen, Der
es po6I nit Guh meinte unb bin
nun se3ipungsn, als 8ertreter bss
prdfiosnten gu reoen."
So tntfonb hierauf Elm Sdnsigen.
Damn iagte Sne3 nit uniiaersr
Stimme: sd Deritebe Gu4 ni4t, =
uno - i6 babe fem Gelb."
.Sbr ni9t, bos triFft 3u, benn tpns
56r in bic Gbe gebra4t ba6t, mirb
ni6t bel gerpsfsn ietn, unb iiber ods
ibrige fts6t SUD 8efeBmdBiS isin gsrs
fiigun8srtdt 3u."
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gGinRneilen nod ni9t, Sennora.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-21

(5Ortiesuns fOIst.)
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-10

factional lines in the government OF
our fair city.
Mayor Scott, who in the face of Sc
much commentator seemed almost
to full for utterance, made a brief
talk, burdened with gratitude to-
wards his associates, at the same time
outlining his campaign for the new
year. From what the mayor said. it
was plain to be seen that he was EN-.
barrassed and hampered in many
respects through lack of funds, and
those who heard him could read be.
tween the lines, as it were, and easily
Imagine what strides of progress the
city would make if our mayor could
only find the money with which to
make the contemplated improve.
ments. Since he has been in office.
however Jim" Scott has developed
happy faculty of getting money
somehow and there is no telling what
reforms the resourcefulness of the
mayor will yet make possible for the
people OF Forrest City.
Mayor Scott's New Year smoker
Will long remain bright spet and an
inspiration for good in the hearts and
thoughts OF all who enjoyed it.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-10
His Stomach Troubles Over.

Mr.. Dyspeptic, would you not like
to feel that your stomach troubles
were over, that you could eat any
1000 you desired without injury
Ihat may seem so unlikely to you
that YOU do not even hope for an end.
Ing OF your trouble, but permit US to
assure you that it is not altogether
impossible. If others can be cured
permanently, and thousands nave
been, why not you? John Il. Barker,
or Battle Creek, Mich, is one of
them. He says, | was troubled with
heartburn, Indigestion. and liver
complaint, until | used Cham RAINS
Tablets, then my trouble was over.
Sold by all dealers.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-10
Best Cough Medicine for Children,

l am very glad to say a few words
In praise OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy writes Mrs. Ida Dewey,
Milwaukee, Wis. | have used it for
years both for my children and nv.
self and it never failed to relieve and
cure a cough or cold, No family with
children should be without it as II
gives almost immediate relief in case
OF Group. Chamberain's Cough Rem.
edy is pleasant and safe to take, which
is OF great Importance when medi.
cine must be given 10 young children
For sale by all dealers
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-10
II n III sun VI dIdgtI
The Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Escapes After Fifteen Years.

". ?. Boyles made successful es.
cape after fifteen years OF suffering
from kidney and bladder troubles.
Foley Kidney Pills released him and
will do just the same for others. He
says: They cured most severe back.
ache with painful bladder irregular.
tiles, and they do all you claim 70,
them. Refuse substitutes. J. T.
Sanders
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-10
J. T. SANDERS.

All of Natures children love ro-
nance; they want to have their hearts
touched until tears we'll up in the
eyes 10 prove that the feat has been
accomplished, and then they welcome
the laughter that chases away these
"dewdr"ps of the soul" This is about
the briefest possible description of
The White Squaw,' the romantic
American drama. to be presented at
the opera house on Tuesday, Jan. II.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-10
The Comedy OF Errors.


Forrest City, Arkansas.
Ny dear Strive have the nipht
OF January llth open on the Ben
Greet players in The Comedy OF
Errors, nder separate cover. we
are sending you circular of this or.
ganlzation. which we would be glad
TO have YOU give your careful cor
sideration
III you can accept cur 0lfer please
advise us Immediately by wire. 50
That we Will have time TO get some
advertising matter TO you.
Should you net be interested in
this offer, we would appreciate it yer>
much if you would hand this 10 some
one that you think might be.
"Thanking you in advance for your
consideration in this matter, and
trusting To have the pleasure OF serV-
ing you, | am
Very truley yours.
L. a. Carson, Manager.
The Redpath Lyceum Bureau.
The opera house management here
have succeeded in booking the cele-
brated Ben Greet players who will
present The Comedy of Errors" in
this city on Saturday night, January
IL. This is guaranteed attraction
and manager II X Becker should be
encouraged in getting such high
class company for Forrest City. Do
not fail TO see the Ben Greet players
in THE Comedy of Errors" at the
opera house tomorrow Saturday
night, January IL.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-10

Mr.. E. X. Fogg has been appointed
receiver of the bankrupt stock of
Iurley Bros. & Gillian and. assisted
by Mr.. Emmett Buford and Bard Mich
OILS, was engaged the first of the week
in taking an invoice of the stock on
hand in the store.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-10
LumbsgO, Rheumatism and Chilblains

There is nothing that gives SO
quick benefit as Hunts Lightning
Oh. The very minute it is rubbed on
the improvement is noticed For
over thirty years this Liniment has
been acknowledged to be the best for
these troubles. Every druggists viii
recommend it. Price 25c and SOC per
Bottle.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-10

Attorney Leon b. Brown, who with
his family spent the holidays in this
city with Mrs. Browns parents, DR..
and Mrs. W. II. A LEY, returned to his
nome and duties in LAGRANGE, Texas,
last Saturday, while Mrs. Brown and
the two children will remain in the
city for stay of three weeks.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-10
500 Per Plate

was paid at a banquet TO Henry Clay.
in New Orleans in 1912. Mighty cost
ly for those with stomach trouble or
indigestion. Today people every
where use Or. Kings New Life Pills
for these troubles as we'll as liver,
kidney and bowel disorders. Easy,
safe, sure. Only - cts at all drug
gists.
Arthur A. Worsley. formerly of this
city, but who is now the prosperous
manager Of the Clarksdale, Miss.
Register, spent Saturday and Sunday
in the city
Following is the personnel Of repre-
sentative party Of Forrest City social
set who attended most ENJOYABLE
dancing party at Wynne on Tuesday
night: Miss Genevieve Pettus, Miss
Evelyn Pettus, Miss Dorothy DUNCAN,
Little Rock, Miss Julia Gum, Brink.
| ley, Miss Annie Mae Grobmyer, Miss
Leta Mae Hancock, Miss Anna Role
son and Miss Virginia Norton: Messrs.
Bard Nichols, NJ l.. Graves, William
Merwin, William Bridewell, Roger
West, Mariana, and Ernest Wardle.
! Returning home Wednesday morning
the Forrest Cityites report royal
treatment and most enjoyable time
! at Wynne.