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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-07
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5Gueoierite maBge6ent oeipeIen. Der
g@roB" 3pp iplrbe Darna6 aus
f6eiben, od er Der QtnForberungen,
!pel9e an Die Glugfa6y3euge beg !0ees
res geIteGt peroen, uiht in Oollem
llmfana entiprehen lol.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-07
Qaiicrs eEutIpo oct.
'SnISianHgs- 9epei6c Ses Sonarciies
Gbviitlider 9trbeiteruerb1nOe.

Berlin, g. 8e3. Sine b66R Be,
mertensnerte 9lntlpprt bat Raiier
8tI6eIm bon 9ouaueIdingen aus,
mo Der Mcnar1 dls sSagogaIt bes
5iirTten MlurimiIian Ggon su Siirs
ftenberg psilt. auf teIegrapbiI6em
@ege Dem aongreB 6briitlider Orr
better 8erbGnoe auf oeITen 6ulot=
gungs 9epeide 5uqeben IdFen.
Ser Saifer ertldrt na9 Dorteu oes
Dantes fir bic inn funoeetone trehe
8eiiunung:
so nerOe, tpie in ben lebten Fiinfs
tn03lpon3i9 Sdbren. aud tiinftig Der
6iirIorge fir bic 2lrheiterI4aft oiefels
he iS0roerung, ipic Der Wo6Ifubrt
Der ii6rigen Grperbltdnoe 5utpenben
lno pertrdue barauf ooB Ole Drift
liAe 4r6eitsri6oft ooSu beitrdgt, Die
Io3idle Sbee gu f0roeru uno bas pobts
berOiente Nnieben Der oeutI9en Arbeis
ter in Der Belt alls3eit aufre6t 3u
erbalten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-07
Sns 3m@tBauS.
AHluaIt wnrOe in 3pcibriifen Ses
M.inei0es iGnlpla befnupen.

8erlin, 8. 0e3. 3n 3peibriiden
gelangte geitern nocb me6rtdgiger
8etbauolung Der Wieineiospro3eb ges
qen Den oorti9en 2tnfpaIt uno frii-
6ereu SDnoifus EeuI4 gum QbI9luB
Der angeitagte Qtopotat. iiber bsFea
8ergebeu Dor Ginger 3eit ausfiibrIi9
bcri9tct poroen iFt, psrteisigte ii6
energiIh unO gef4tdt, ipnrbe aber
IAuloig befunoen uuo 3u anoertbaIb
s}obren 3u4tbaus, Toipie gu flint
s5a6yen gbrperluIt berurteilt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-07
Ghlni nnln.r iiir solhnien.

ggesoen. 5ad)ien 3. 9e5. Cine
Srau SS0a @ocbm bot angeblid ein
8ulper eriimoen. oa5 im Strieg9faIle
Nie fGalpieuoen Sol0atcn enlidlLaiert
lm0 iie chi oieie 99ciie iefs bis lie.
len StuuoeH fumpfitHidbig uladt
8ird) cine ejn5ige nit 0ieienl 8uI-
uer qriiltc 4om6c ioll man I'M.
iianoc icnn, lnehrerc Ilul0ert Soloa'
tan 5u bet0u6cn. 9a5 iad)hi5}e
&ricgsininiiterium itclt nit bieieu
4ulpcr Grperincutc all.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-07
9erIeitcr sur Sp!Oaaac.
Gniiii6er Ciii;isr III Der @reH5itaSt
Guanb Derbaftet.

Berlin, 8. 9e3. gu Sbron i'm
pefpreuBiI6en asaierungs6e3irl Was
rienper6er lit. sia rufiiifer Sffi3ier
ais 9efanqener eiRqeliefert noroen.
Die YerEaftung bes Gffi3iers mar
in Der Gjrrusfiaot GjoIIu5 erfoigt gr
Dirb ii1 auf Ole 9lHflage gu DeruHts
Dorten baben, osn 9sriu1 gemaht 3G
babeH, eiuen pre.tBilhea llnieroffi3ier
3iDeds 8sriibiHg BON Gionage 3u bss
itsden. Der llHtsraffi8ier iIt glei9s
fons in Gjeipabrian abgefHbrt unD
nirt ols 3euse gtsen Den ruiiii4eu
Sifi8ier duf3utrsten habsR.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-07
Reidle Seute.

8erpiers, 8elgien, 8. 0s5. Gin
patet. bas $87,500 in oeutI9en
8antnpten sntbielt, ipuroe 6eute in
Der Rd6e biefer Staot aus bem
Pohnnsen zines bon 8raHel na6
aoln sebeHoen Sanen3ages eeltDb=
len. DEN 0ieben mar IS qeIunaen,
ben Siderhsitsfhront gu ipreneeu
uHo oas GjtIo su enttpenben. gluf
eiHsm 3Deiten poit5ug. Der ebenfals
bon griiiIe mad Soln unteripsas
mar, fpnroen beuts mebrere pertpolIe
Patete geitoblsn. Bon oen 0is6sn
feRlt isoe Spur.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-07

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Sic nit Sbrem Sole 5ufrieosn2"
sd ipisis ia gar nift in Der
2otterie."
9rtffenb. o.: .Ssben
Gle nur. pie Iid osr S4riftIteller
Gcber bsi bsm 2uitipiele ieines apn.
furrsnten omiiiiert.' p
g.; r5d, er Ia4t arotoOi.sirds
nen."
Cine bsitIe @teIIs.
Shnlierenoirettor (3am S9dufpiea
Isr): ,Gie baben tpobl Sire boil.
qar ui6t Itupiert. 6err 0atterer2
Sehegmal bletben sic bei 0en @prs
fen: ngringen sic mir cine Tlu=
fcbe Gett!@ itgdeu. SD bddts, CAR
nnu fi6 eiuen 70 eiHfdhen SAP COD
merfeR t6nnts."
G6dulpieler: asS5a, nerten lam icb
MIR ben GaB i9on. aber 10 oft idY
or 6ieTer Stale femme, l6uft mir
oas @aFer in Munos aufammeu!-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-07
SIT wieOer aftiO.
Sott Cite Der 8eniip>
aiertem geltrif5eu.
Gen. 9surfiriO Sias.

Mad eincr befannt gegcbenen Ser.
fiigmng ocS ariegsminilterinms
ipil Der 9ame Ses friibercn HrGii-
ocnten Der Gepnblif WerifD nnf
bic Cite Der aftincH Sffi5iere &c.
ieBt lUer0cn. @iilltdr- r-0unuer-
ncnr glntunio 9aabagD crflGrt Die
Staot Sampiec fiir Die panpt-
;ta0f Ses Staates Samanlipas.
Der ocntid)c Gren3er gSresosn"
iuirS Cube December ans Sitl
nnd) merifaniidDcn geiu1iern a5.
eeben. &erfnnfsagent Der
,,@nters 9siercc Oil Go." in San
9nis @otuii inter SnrsidDaft, =
chihuahua fapitnliert.
Staot Wierifo, 3. De3. Tas mert>
taniIns &rieesminiiterium bat hsute
cine 9erfiigung per0ffentliclt, laut
,fpeleher her Name oss General Bors
firio Dia5 BON oer, 2iife Der psniips
nierten @snerdle eeitrinen uno auf
ole Der attiptn geIebf miro. 9iefe
8erFiiaunq lift pom 20. September.
1913 oatiert. 9lus 5dmpico traf
Deute bier Die Na9ri1t elm, oaB Sc
neral 2tntonio Habdgo. Der MtilitGrz
@oupefneur oes Stdates Sdmaulipas,
Der betunntIi9 bon ben &ebslIen ges
3!pungen ipuroe, Giuooo @ictoria aufz
3ugeben uno Der einsm BIER rerbreis
t:ten @erii9t sufpIge SeIbitmoro be-
eangen ha6en foIGte, Sampico ais
5arptitaot 0es Staates SamauIipds
erflGrt uno ocrt Ieinen pprlGufiget
@pbniiB ouFgeI9Iagen bat. @on bort
o1s fpirb er als DiilitdrsG Gpuperneur
brn Staat Sampaulipas auf 8efcbI
Neg Tcgierung perfpaIten.
Dos &riegsoepartement gibt beutc
ferner befannt, baB @eneral 2tri3.
men0i un0 unOere Offi5iere Der gtes
crcrunesarmee, Die ge5pungen lparen,
aus Giu0ao 8ictoria nab @errito5
in Dem Staat San 9uis BotoIi gu
fIis1en, ben Sefc9I erbaIten ba6en,
lire Striittrdite 3u renrganiIieren
ln0 oilfs Reae gegen 8ictprid bprau.
riiden.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-07

Gtit einigen 3agen 6errf6t in
Ghitugo cine 70 geIir0smittcrung, oaB
aeitern in berIfieosnen 8arts oIe
@eilGen bIiihten. 3
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-07
Witnt,,,er 50.
sSu iuidtiasr WpiiIipn.

Berlin. 8. 9e5. Simon gernbeis
mer, Der Subaber Ser groben bieiiqen
B0id6efirma 8ebriiosr MloIfe, bat
cine 8eife nad gmerita angeirtten.
8or ietner @breile erflGrte er, ooB
ibn cine pi6tiee Mihion iiber oas
Wleer fibre. bod ponte er Iih ni5t
noher iiber bieielbe anslaifen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-07

Berlin, 3. 9e3. Ser 0%uti9e &reuz
ser ,Dres0cn" miro in &iel ieefertiJ
pemdcbt. gr foQ Gn0e December
ndb meritanii6en 9epdFern in Gee
geben. 9rrt ip1 er oen &reu3er ,8res
men" a6IoIen Ser 5peds MusFii6run9
notpen0iger Reporaturen ua6 heis
ntift1en GeipdFern beorosrt fporben
III.
6taot Meritp, 3. 0es. $. g.
sibOer, Der reifenoe 8erfauFsaeent
fir 0ie gMaters gierce Oil @p.",
pur0e heute in San 2uis potofi un=
Ter $1,000 8irsI6aTt aus Der 6af!
:nlaifen. Gr mar inter Der Mntla1e
nss 8errots perbaftet un0 obne 3us
IaiIung CUR giirgf4aFt feTt ge6alten
iu0roen. 8ei oem bsute bier db9ebalz
tenen @erb0r ftellte es iid1 beraus,
OuB gegen &iODer ni4ts meiter pprs
lag, als oaB er. lpGbreno er auf Der
Gilenbabn fubr, 0ur9 einen 5eloites
der Sic llmgegeno beobddtet bate.
Nm 27 gtonember ipur0e audi Die
4ntldQe oegen i'm er1oben, baB er nit
einsm D1nanit=Attentat in 0erbins
buag eeitdnoen babe. aioOer tit mr.
fpriin9liA Qofomotipfiibrer unb BAT
piefe Sabre in 9terifo getpobnt. Der
.aneritdnif6e aonTul in San Quis
Potoii ipobnte oeu @erban0lunqen bes
Brn5efes gegen &iooer beute BEL.
sSuare5, Merito, 3. DEG. Dur6 oen
fir Den Staat Gbi6uobua poIGuFiq er.
nonnten 3ibilgouperneur Sreoerico
I}oge bat General Mereabo, elmer ber
5iibrer Der asgierungstruppen, Dem
RebelIengenerdI 6rancisco 8iQd 8riez
bensbeoingungen unter6reiten lalTen.
Gs beiBt, oaB iieben @enerdle Der 2(rz
NEE c.r Hegierungstruppen bereit
tin0, 3u Sen Rebellsn iiber su qe6en,
lpenn man ibnen geipiiie 8eoinqunqen
erfiilIt. Sine bieIer 8e6ingunqen Iauz
tet oa6in, bob ben Siibrern Der aes
gterune struppen poQiae StrafloIiqfeit
5ugeii6ert uno ben MunnIhafien oie
GrlduDflls ertetlt iperoe, iIh an irgen0
einem Plabe, ser linen genebm, Itdl
nteoer 8u IaHen. @eftern absnb err
IieB @eneralNlercabo tie Folqenbegro=
flamotion: .llnter Sen @erhdltniTen.
Die augenbltdIi9 in chihuahua bette
ben, balte i6 es i'm sntereiIe Der g9es
gierungstruppen fir rattan, Die
Sta0t 81 rdumen. SD IuiIe BORT als
8efeblsbaber Jreoerico Mobe auriid,
einen Wtdnn. Der mit Der golifif abz
fotut nidts 5u tun bat unb Der oess
bolb befer. ols fonit jemono inftnnbe
1T, Sen 9lusldnoern Den S6uB dnqez
beihen 5u laTen, auF ben fie 9(nFpru6
MAIDEN fDnnsn. Inns iit eg niht
m0gItd, langer bier gu bIsiben, nett
fein 9el0 ba 1T, um ben Srups
pen ben nersinb1r.sn Sob su
bs3ahlen.~ Nlou 9Iuubt bier, oaB bic
meifIen ejeHsrGIs DER DISCRIMINATING
psn es Dur8ieHen Iperoen. oas 2ano 3u
psrIaiisH.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-07
&Dnfnrs ef0fnet.

Qgien, 3. DEG. QBie aus Btag ges
melost miro. lift ii6er bos 8srm6geR
oes burtb eidene 6ano aug bem Qeben
qei6nt.neuCberltsn NifreD 9eel. fri-
beren GsneraIitabs6sfs i'm aAten
&orpsfommanoD, Der &onIurs er0iI-
net DDroen. 9eol 6e9ing Gnbe Mai
Sel5itmorb. aIS Taine SpionoGe 2ds
tigfsjt i'm 9nterefe gtuBlanbs auf9e.
0sft poroen mar.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24
HAIRS FROM HEAD DISTRICT.
Rev. Head will preach Sunday at 1

Rev. Head will preach Sunday at II.
 Singing Sunday afternoon was well attended.
 Perry Cody and wife were up from Long Creek Sunday.
 Hoyt Green of Alpena was around last week buying hogs.
 A. J. Youngblood and daughter were over from Shaver Sunday.
 R. Terhearst has gone to White Oak, Okla, on a short business trip.
 A. J. Turner is going into the mule business, having bought four last week
 R. D. Mattox and family of near Denver visited at Larue Ayers Sunday.
 Roy Long and wife of Omaha were visiting at Jas. Davis's first of the week.
 Luther Brady is crippled, having let a wagon wheel run over his ankle a few days ago.
 Ernest Terhearst has returned from White Oak. Okla. He says he is going to stay in Arkansas while.
 G. w. Cunningham and family returned to their home near Haskell, Okla, last week after an extended visit. Hugh Breeding accompanied them home.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24
PARKER PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. Will Patton is reported i'll.
 Uncle" Jimmie Walker is reported quite iii.
 w. A. Walker is on the "grunty' list this week.
 W w. Jackson and wife visited G. H. Walkers Sunday.
 Mathew Curtis spent a few days last week visiting Parker friends.
 Mesdames G. H. Sloan and T. J EniX are reported among the indisposed
 J. L. Reynolds and family from neal Oak Grove are visiting friends and rela tives here
 Tom White of Denver visited at J F. Walkers Sunday. We understand MT. White has purchased an. interes in the Denver mill and will be miller instead of a farmer.
 Sad news has been received here that Mrs. Rosa Galloway, widow O the late Riley Galloway, passed away a few days ago at her home in Canute Okla. Deceased leaves q host o- friends and relatives to mourn hel death.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24
ALPENA PICKUPS.

Miss Mae Collins of Sycamore dis trict entered school here Monday.
 John Collins is one of the jurors in the murder trial now on at Harrison.
 The wife of Garland B. Richardson, residing in the Bobo settlement south of Carrolton, died Tuesday, being a victim of pneumonia.
 Uncle Joe Shapes, an aged man, re- siding near Rock House, died on Tues day morning and was buried in the cemetery at Rock House.
 Dr. Brewer of Mountain View, Ark, was a guest of Dr. McCurry Tuesday night. Dr. Brewer was visiting this part of the country with view of To- eating.
 Mrs. Sula Whisman came down from Eureka Springs first of the week on ac- count of the illness of her brother S wife Mrs. Richardson, whose death is mentioned.
 One of the saddest homes in the community is that of Homer Reynolds and mother, which was made so by the death of his father, Uncle George Reynolds, at p. m., Tuesday, and of his fair young wife at a. m., Wednes- day. Both died from pneumonia, Mrs. Reynolds being sick two weeks and Uncle George shorter time. All the relatives have our sincere sympathy and especially the aged wife and the bereaved husband and two small child ren. A double funeral will be held to- morrow (Thursday) at the Carrollton cemetery.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24
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The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24
BLUE EVE WINKLiNGS.

We are having few more wintry days.
 Will Dodgen has moved to his new residence near Blue Eye.
 Mrs. George Butler, who has been very sick, is reported better.
 James Baughman and family have all been quite sick with grip.
 School is moving along splendidly with Mr. Anderson as teacher.
 Will Evans has bought farm near Oak Grove and will soon move there.
 Mrs. Membree, sister of Uncle Clip Bowman, died last week of pneumonia.
 Neally and Wilson Butler recently sold bunch of steers to Sam Thomas of Radical, Mo.
 Our meeting set for the 2nd Sunday in January was almost failure on ac- count of the bad weather and the ab- sence of the pastor, Bro. Walker of Berryville.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24
REPLIES FROM oSAoE.

Joe Fancher made business trip to Alpena Monday.
 V. l. Bishop was a business visitor to Harrison Monday.
 Joe Fancher transacted business at the county seat Saturday.
 A Junior League was organized at the Methodist church Sunday evening.
 Grady Reagan and Dias Kenner were Coin visitors Saturday and Sunday.
 Jesse Fancher has been suffering several days from the effects of stick ing nail in his foot.
 Allen Trimble, Will Trimble and Lon Langley went to Harrison Friday to prove up on MT. Langley's homestead.
 On last Thursday, Jan 15, was Mrs Joe Bishops seventieth birthday, which she celebrated by inviting her neigh bors to take dinner with her. There were sixty-seven guests present who enjoyed the occasion to the fullest ex- tent. The sumptuous and tempting dinner was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Bis hop is hale and hearty and has the promise of many more years. Many of her friends remembered her sub stantially on this happy day.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24
MAPLE MANEUVE RINGS.

Willie Riddle and family have return ed home from Oklahoma.
 D. w. Stewart was transacting busi- ness in Green Forest Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. John Pinkley have been visiting their daughter Mrs. Dee Minnick for the last few days.
 We failed to note in our last weeks items the arrival of a ten pound boy at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Tete Dixon.
 Jim Nix lost a good mare last We'd nesday night. They found her dead Thursday morning when they went to feed.
 Alex Tennis died Jan. IA at his home in the Maple vicinity after long and painful seige of sickness. He was a soldier in the Civil war. Interment was made at the Hale cemetery Wednes- day afternoon.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24
WARNER AND VICINITY.

Will Hardesty is attending court at Harrison this week.
 Mrs. Lizzie Myers still fingers very low with but little hope of her recovery.
 Ellis Ayers and wife and little tots visited at w. A. Ayers Saturday night and Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Hyle Carpenter of Head district visited with w. A. Ayers and family one day last week.
 Fate Shipman and wife and daughter Mrs. Clara Roberts of Alpena visited Mrs Shipman,s mother Mrs. E. R. Myers Saturday and Sunday.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24
FROM DOUGLAS DISTRICT.

The rains have helped the wheat and grass prospects wonderfully.
 Charley Wisdom is now afoot having sold his team to Auburn Myers.
 Ambrose Williams and wife are both recovering nicely from siege of the grip.
 Work is moving along on the house which John Patton is building on his place for Jim Seals.
 Uncle Bob Hamel and wife have both encountered an attack of the grip, but they are better.
 Tom Doran has returned after two days absence having left for Texas. He don't seem to like that country much.
 Mrs. Emma Florence Patton, aged 40 years, wife of D. L. Patton residing on Sam Carmack's place on Dry Creek, died on Thursday of last week after a short illness of pneumonia. Funeral services were held at the home of the deceased's parents Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Williams, near Douglas. Friday after noon by Rev. c. T. Edwards, interment being made at Glenwood cemetery. Mrs. Patton is survived by her husband and nine children.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24
Ann0l ,naent.

To my old friends and customers: 1 am now with the Frew Saddlery Co., at Harrison and well equipped to do your shoe repairs and since the advent of the Parcels Post, you can send your shoes to me to be repaired and I will repair them and return them charges paid. The postage on an average will be seven cents. The prices for repairs are as follows:
 Mems Shoes. 1-2 Soles Sewed,
 on and Heels Repaired $1.00 : Mems Shoes, 12 Soles Nailed
 on and Heels Repaired - .85 Ladies' Shoes, 1-2 Soles Sewed
 on and Heels Repaired .95 Ladies Shoes, 1-2 Soles Nailed
 on and Heels Repaired -- 10 Send me your shoes by Parcel Post to be repaired. You pay the charges to Harrison and will pay the charges to return. Yours very truly,
 JAS. H. BATA, Expert Shoemaker, Harrison, Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24
DENVER DOlNGS.

R. F. Mattox went to Cricket Mon- day.
 George Riddles visited Cloverdale Sunday. Henry Youngblood is attending court at Harrison Willis Carpenter and Charley Payne started for Oregan Manday.
 Denver now has a Sunday School. The organization was put on foot Jan. 5th. Come out.
 James Myers, Ellis Ayers and Roy Carpenter were all here from Alpena during the past week.
 pr. Price is out of town much of the time lately, having made trips to Little Rock and Seligman during the past week
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24
FAREWELL FILMS.

There will be singing at Farewell al 2:30 Sunday.
 Charley Leatherbury and wife visited at Leslie Wills Sunday,
 There is a holy roller meeting in progress at Center Point.
 Mrs. Crete Allen visited near Green Forest during the week.
 Ben Ferguson and wife have gone tc Kansas to visit a daughter.
 Miss Edith and Lawrence Kilbourn visited near Raum Sunday.
 Gus Cal,en entertained a number of folks with a singing Saturday night.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24
URBANETTE CHAT.

Dave Perkins and wife are both re ported on the sick list.
 The small son of s: R. Hanby and wife is still quite sick.
 Blunt Hanby and wife are the proud parents of a new baby boy.
 The new saw having arrived s. R. Hanby's saw mill is running again.
 Carpenter l. E. Standlee has return ed from weeks s visit at Rogers.
 I. E. Standlee has added new porch to Joe Pratt's cottage enhancing much the looks.
 Alfred Tucker, quarry foreman, and men have moved from Freeman over beyond Eureka to do some work,
 T. s. Phillips has returned from Springfield and reports a profitable meeting of the Missouri Valley Can- ners' convention.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24
CISCO SETTINGS.

Mir. and Mrs. Foxworthy visited MT. and Mrs. Jim Hooten Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. Hyson are the proud parents of new baby girl.
 Harry Sammon furnished the Green Forest shippers nice bunch of hogs Saturday.
 Mrs. Lewis Linen spent the latter part of last week with her parents MT. and Mrs. Jim Hooten.
 Mir. and Mrs. Garfield Lovett visit ed MT. and Mrs. A. T. Cook of Oak Grove Saturday and Sunday.
 Andy Hayhurst made it back from Oklahoma Monday. He will spend a few days with his brother Dave.
 It is reported that Walter and Ollie Hammons have the small poX, but we hope it is nothing more than chicken poX.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24
HIGHLAND FREEZES.

Lida, Que and Cleo Buell. spent Sun day at Donald Patton's near Coin.
 Mrs. Lida Bunch of St. Joseph, Mo-. ', spent last week visiting her sister Mrs. Florence Stark.
 John Buell. and Massey Seitz and their families came out from town Sun day to visit at George Buell's. J. N. Younger returned from Ever ton last week where he had been in at tendance upon the illness of his sister, who died.
 Mrs. Bob Thorn received letter from Rev. Cummins' family, who re- gently went to Oklahoma, which stated that they are well and doing nicely.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24

MANY requests are being received from rural carriers for information re- garding parcel post packages which are too large to be delivered in rural mail boxes. Upon inquiry at the Post Office Department, the public is advised that no steps looking to the erection of larger boxs have been taken and action will be deferred until the requirements are demonstrated by tine development of parcel post service. For the present carriers will observe the rule already in operation in this respect That is when a package is too large to de de- posited in the rural mail box, it will be Geft at the post office and dnotice placed dn the patrons box, to meet the carrier the following day and receive the package.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24
.sAVEs FROM OAK GROVE.

Ali Long and wife visited at Jim Newman's s Sunday.
 The singing at Independence Sunday was well attended.
 Miss Mona Littrell is attending school at Green Forest.
 Julian Duvall and wife were guests at A. T. Cooks Sunday.
 Barney Long and wife visitto1a at Arule Newman S Sunday. A number of Oak Grove folks attended the entertainment at Boyd Friday night.
 Andy Duncan and his daughter Miss Etta were up from Yocum Sunday, visiting at James Humbard's.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24
Could Shout for Joy.

'9I want to thank you from the bot tom of my heart" wrote c. B. Rader of Lewisburg, ". Va, flor the wond- @ Btterg, in curing me ef pi botb edp neeee severe case q stomach hsS trGu1e and of rhe1
 ry6st helpless sufferer for ten years. II suited my case as though made just for me. 7 For dyspepsia, indigestion, ,5aundice, 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 See at all druggists. adv
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24
Polls a Foul Plot.

When shameful plot exists between liver and bowels to cause distreas by refusing to act, take Dr. Kings New Life Pills, and end such abuse of your system. They gently compel right ac- tion of stomach, liver and bowels, and restore your health and all good feel ings, 25c at all druggists. Adv.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24
School Note s.

The following pupils have entered the school this week.
 Earl Williams, Green Forest. Liteford and Leila Sisco, Pindall, Ark. Florence and Elmer Harris, High land district.
 Mona Littrell, Independence district. Bertie Collier, Zion Hill district. Vineta Lance, Red Lodge, Mont. Four of these are nonresident pupils, making total of 85 non-residents. Total number of pupils 326.