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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

Sent &ongreB ein oobin gebemoer &C.
ietentpurL Ger in l1ebereinitimmung
init einem 8eidyl11B ser 8altimorer
0emofrotiid}en Nationalfonoention
ite5t, norliegt. @iermit lit erneut 0ie
Mufnerfiamfeit Ser Sefentli4feit
ouf einem iebr tpunoen Hunft lit ser
Eolitif un6 @eietgebung Ger @enei=
nigten Staoten gelenft mor6en: alrf
SEN Mangel un o~1sreidertoen @ele=
een fir Sos @oN ser arbeitenben Be-
polferung .biniidtlid bes Sdutes bel
Ser Mrbeit, Ser @eriorga,tg in &ronf=
belts inns l1nfaufdQen, mt Snoali=
oitat uno ermerbsl1nfabigem Sitter,
ein Mangel, Ser 10 fiblbor gemoroen
lit, SAB er alien politil6 oenten0en
&opfen, sic sic 3eit perlteben urb
fire 3eiden beadten, gera6e5u auf
|oen 6tngerr brernt rnb 10 In Dtelen
@reiien unleres 2anbes ben STUFF nod
lo5ialer &eform, 1o5paler 8elebge=
,bung in elementarer @eiie n1gsel6It
fat.
8os an lo5ioIer @eietgebung bier
aula,roe geleiitet morben lit, lit oor=
miegero in e~in5elnen Stoatsgeietem,
Sic MIR ipdrlidb bel meitem nidt
iaberoa pertreter ii1ro, nie0ergelegt
uato in feiner @eiie ausreidenb, I'm
oen jo5iolen Sor0erungen unl erer
3eit geredt gu mer6en. @as on io-
5laler @eetgehlmg nidt geleiitet lit,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

qtrtb 6es oertiden gtnfluiies. 2eut1de
5snqenieure, 8abnmeii ter, Maidt11er1-
fiMuer, @erfmeriter ulp. iieoelten lid
lanos ser Strefe an lmro iiberan e1tt+
ltonoen flei1e beutl6e &olonien. $50
]id @erfitatten befanoen, 100 setter,
bubnen ub5meigten ober no Der Ser'
ffebr qroB tpor, mu9len Sic &olon1e1t
rald gu onlebnlider Starfe beran,
-pie m gtnmbul, Se0itule, Moriano-
pel, Ybilippopel, salonifi l1esfib
uim., u1no an sen meiiten oieler Srte
entitomoen oeutide Sdpulen, oie aud,
fleiBia pcn Ni9t0eutiden beiudt mer=
SEN. Son Sen beutlden 9eamten uno
Mrbeitern lernten auh Sic NIT lNlre11
pertebrenoer1 @iubeimiiden etpas
Deutih. Solonge Die q trumelilf3e11
2nitien nod DON ser @etriebsgelel-
if,oft ser orientolii9en gtlenbabnen
befnbren m1rben, gub es IN Sitrlure=
lien in alen groberen S%tatrone11
6erutlfe &olonien. Mls ober 1909
6iele 2inen in bulgariiden geiis
iiberginger, mar es I'M 6as Oeutlb<
tbAm geideben, 50 oie bulgartlde Ste
gierung sic fren0en @eamten ni6t
mitIbernubm un0 ole @tellen nit
8uIgaren Rlebbe. Bts 8elloma, iebr
5iq engIilde NeeiIen Don 5ofia ano
$50 Meilen bon Stambl1l, erltredte
ii6 6ie beut1he @erfebrs}prode uuI
Ser orientnIiiden giienbabm, beute
nur nod Big Decentralization, 225
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
Dr. karttnan'$ einfa6e unterbattun9 NIT jua9ttt
mdnneru.

@eine4 infade @pra9e on bic iungen
Mdnner III n,einem lebten Artitel braute
bieIe Mnttporten bon iungen Qeuten. Sd
benlbe bieie Metbobe. oie5elben tur3 da
beanttporten gum Nueen onberer. tpelde
mir ni9t {9rseben. Gin @@reiber iagt:
sd nobm grobes SntereNe an Sbrem
@eiprdh nit ben iungen Md1nern. Sd
u1o1te. i'd mare 10 eelunb Ii. tpobl. als tie
ii@ felbit j@iloern: Sd fonee fofort b.
nit an. SIREN @atb gu befolsen nnb mid
feIbft in a@t az nebmen. 10 tpie es &C.
tel. Ebee unb aatfee gu ,gebrm1den unb
gebe ffruib gu 8ett. Sd nebme bds Salt
Observation-Disclosures ieoen Morgen; sd
min 10 Ieben, 6a6 ,5 alt unb niieli4 tperz
Sc, ipie sic es innb. Sd tperoe a,@ Be-
runa our 3onb halten i'm Sale ii4 gez
ringfngise @ranfbeiten einiteIen. tpie Tie
entiteben m0gen. Sd banfe Sbnen i'm
Namen bon Suuienoen anoerer lunger
2eute 9lei9 mir. Auf bieien 8rief anti
tportete i9:
@ein Iieber ccsunee: = Sd fann Sir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

@enuB geiiti9er @etrdrfe; tpie0er
atbere MAIDEN idledte 2eftiire Der.
anttportIid, nnb iogar oie Cigarette
m1B eeleeeutli6 our grtldra1ng iiu-
genblider %l1ntbuten 'berbalten. gs
mag lein, SOP nasnentlib idledte 2ef-
tire aIs mihpirfenoer 6oftor inbe-
trodt ge5ogen meroem muB, nber ser
eigentlide @ruub liegt tiefer. umieue
Nltgenb perrobt, neil Sdule uno gl<
tcrrbaus ibren 8flid}ten als gr3ie-
6l1ngsfaftoreu 1,idt nndfomnen.
sorpeit bos Glternbous inbetrodt
sfommt, minb man 5u9ebm miiiien,
&B es beoramte @erbdlni1le geben
farm, Sic Sem gr5iebungssperf nls
rmiibenteiglides &irberniB i'm @ege
iteFen. Mber oas linh Mrsmbmen;
in Sen meitol,s meiite1e 6dnen lit es'
grobe Eflidtnerna@ldiiigune, menrr
Ole &irroer aufnnhien mie Ole @u=
Cen. 1lefe Gernadla1ibgl1ng radt tidy
INT 10 idtperer, neil ole Shule 10
gut mie gar nidts tbut, Sic Seller
0es glternbauies gut SIT maden. Die
ameritaniid)e Shule lit 81 piel gel
itige 9riaanitalt uno gu tmenig CT
5iebungsanitnlt. Sic &ir0er meroen
polgepropft INIT a1erlei &enntnil:=
len, aber cine iif,ene @r1n0lage fir
lire iittliGe gntmidell1mg er6alten
.iie ntht. Mit Moralgeidtpdt er5iebt
man &ircer gu iittlib ltarfen Men=
iden nidt, ba5u ge5ort mebr, als lprr=
lere Sdulen = Ausnubmen beitati-
ger aatb bier Sic &egel 5u bieten
imltanoe iin0. @enn oam ipater
Sic 6olgen bieier mangelbaften CT
5iebltng idaper olaf Sic @elell1daft
fallen, ruft mani nod ser 3oli5ei uno
nod Sem &tdter, r1rS bergiBt gong
unb gar, oaB fem @elet unb fein
&idter gut mden fottn mas @ltern=
bouts uno Sdule auf 6em @ebiete ser
Slagenoer5ieburg periaumt Into Der
feblt baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
Gin ldimmes perltopfenoes &nl1

Gin idlimmes per1topfenoes &nlt
nit beilerem 5iidenoem Mtbmen 1T
geruoe oas &idtige, mas III 2uftr0b=
renent3un5urtg ooer Nre11monin uber=
ge6t. SpaBt nidt nit iolb ernften
3uit6nben, lon6ern nebmt prompt
GdeD's 9onep ono Sar COMPOUND.
@oide unb mobltbuenbe @rgebnt{ie
fms geruoe SOS, NOS Sbr ertparten
f1nnt BON 0teier groBartigen Meoi=
ain. Sc meidt apa1o beilt 6ie ent3iitt=
oeten 2uftpai1agen. Sc itiH sen beis
fer trodenen @uiten. Molitor Drug
So. = Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
Eel item 1beil ibrer Gntapidelung ser

helten Gbeil ibrer @%ntapifelung Ser
eingetpanoerten 8eo0lferuttg gu ber-
oarten fat, urb unter sen dltere,,
gimponoerern, sic Cincinnati babem
oltfbouer beIfen, iin1 tpabrideimih
mande gemeien, Ole meoer leien nod
@drei6en fonnten. Srobtem fins Tie
tiidtise 8irger getporben. Ar9 nit
Ser ginmnmoerung Ser lebte,r Sabre
jinb @ltnoertauienoe BON fleiBtger
nno brandlbaren Menid1en ins SAND
gefommen, bie Sic 8ilbungsprom,
mie lie int ser nab SEM Mbgeorbueten
8urnett benorrnten &orlage porge.
ldrieben lit, mobrideinlih nidt be
ltutoem bubem apiir1en. Matbeuoem
nm1B inbetrodt ge5osen tperoe1, oaB
oie 8orloge cine uusgeiproden natt=
piitiite MoBnabme lit. Sic lit bon
9el1ten louftliert moroen, oeren let-
tes 3iel 0as abiolute @eubot Ser Gin
%monoeru1ng lit, 1enen alles, 1pas sic
eingepanoerte &%epolterung in oiel es
9amo gebraht fat, perbaBt lit. s.
linb oos 0%ielelben 9eute, Size Sen
oeutiden ltnterridt lieber beute als
mprgen aus tnleren Sbulen Der
hannt baben modyten, oie nit ideele1
Mugen arf aQes bli6en, mas Ser ettr=
gemon6erten 8epGlferu1g an Grin
nerungen aus ser alten @etmatf
|lieb l1rD mertb geblieben lit. Aus
al oiel en @riinoen lit Sic Gorlage.
Sic Sent Yrdiioenten 0emnddit gut
l1nter5eidnung porgelegt mer0en
miro, po1r SEN berufe1ren &ertretern
Ser emgemannerten @ep0lferl1ng bon
Mnfarg a1r befampft moroen, ur6 Die
Ter 5beil ser 8ep0lferung miir0e es
oem Eraii0enten bod} onred]nen, menn
|er BON ieinem @etoredt @ebraad MO-
den moute. 9ie Gorluge mir6 6onn
inn %nadJitem &ongreb 51peifeQos mie=
0erfebnen, ober barm miro ia Elm an=
oerer Hrditoent I'M @eiBen @auie
iiben, un5 @oo0rotp @illon miro &C.
legembeit boben 5u 5eigen, mie ct sur
gimamberrmgsfrage itebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

Miemals 10 uobl uie jett. Ser
A%lpenfraa1ter lit iiderIid cine 9robor=
ttge Me0t5in," idreibt Serr g. g.
geIon6er bon &oltair, g. 8. n@ir
baben ibm tn I'M erer 6amilie NIT
Sen oGerbeite1t grfolgen gebroudt. So Sd
bin ieit Sabret nidt mebr 10 spoA
gemelen mie jekt."
Gin &eid4pan bon 8eoeelttalng Iiegt
in SEN lebten paar MattEElEMsn pieIe
gilt es nidt Ole R@Ride
BON iih iogen mjijtdfgaeaes4tm sod
lit es fir jeoen m0eIid, sic eJeide
4gufa6rung gu maden, Sur4 sen Sc
Ibral,d 0teles 5eiterprobten &rduter=
&eilmittels.
| 5or1i's M46aHuter lit feline ab+
.geitonoene Apot6s9eof5in, iorbern
miro in leiner pouen Stride lr1ro &rnft
bireft aus Sem 2abcrotorium gelie=
fert. Sonte S6nen fem Ageutbetannt
lein, 10 idreihen Sic on: 81. 8eter
'6ubrnep & Cons &c., 19--25 SO.
@opne &oe., @bicogo, 81. = a13eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
9as rbettSoeparteme,t

Sen Geeten @oibingtoner geahrid+
ten 5ufolge beablidtigen 6te Demo=
fnaten nit Sem 6emnddNltigen Mn-
tritt 0es ne1crmdblten Rraiioenten
@ilion oos eer5eitige 8utpbes6eporte=
ment fir @an0eI unb Mrbett nj 51pet
lelbitdnoige 9epartements, 6asienige
fir @ar5e1 un0 Sasjenige fir Mrbeit,
51 t6eilen, pie 6enn al1b CUR 3eit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

sdl01e Tortidtritte fat bic DRIFT
lide OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Bel
glen au per3eihner. 8ie n1f sem
;jiingiten @ongreB in Maml,r 'ieitge=
lteM muroe 5dblte man am i. Octo=
jber IN 8eIeien s2,761 getpertidaft-
lid orgoniiirte 8atboliten, cine
E9oH, sic bereits sic Ser 5o3iaIitem
lnbertriftt. Mon bofft, in 5tnei Sabrem
I1ie 3oN Der fatboliidem @etuerf-
idaftssnitglieoer ouf 100000 5n
Etbringes. Ser &ongreb fat ii4 aeee.s
Eoen @%eneraIitreif o,1sgeiproder, IN
|foanett er nIs Mittel Gere,t lou, oie
sbelgiide &egieruug our @etpdbru,,g
;5es augemeimer 5timnnredtes 51
55tpeigen. Ald erfldrtte fid Ser Som
gueb fir bie 8eabeboqtlnne zines ar.
tifels 6s .Strafgeiebb,des, oe1e,r
nnterbriidu1a Sic go5ioliiten perIon-
GET ur6 ser sic 8eitrnfung ser SIN
Critic anf 9rbeitspi1ige (gtreiittbtre=
d'er) uusipriM.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
THE SCHOOL FOR YOU.

Gas lit = mie ieltiom es fli1tger mag
= neben anhern @rii1roen pielTab
auf BEN @i0eri tanb ser organtIterte,r
grheit lelblt, Die fei11en gingriff tn
0ie BON rbr iibernommene Sdutoo=
n1a1M ~gegemiber ibren Mmglieoern
mil, 5uriid5ufibren. Gin @ioer<
itanb, Ser ober 51peifeuos MIR opn
porubergeben0er 8eoe1tt1ng lit, meu
er gese,e Elm Yrin5ip perltobt, oos
ridtig u1po III ieirer praftridden &C.
italt nit meilen S%egnu1ngen fir oie
M%agemeirbeit ol1sgeltattet lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
@oHentli@ it's mabr.

IS beiBt @rdiioent Gait TRACE iid
nit Ser Abliht, 0ie 8urneH'# @tn=
manoerunQsporlnge INIT 1einem 8eto
gu ,belegen. gs mdre Sos bette, mus
er tbun f0n11te. Ser Brdii0e11t lit in
ei1er skot oufgema9iem, 6ie ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

nidt iaqen. tpie gut 9ein 9rief mir 8e<
tban bat. gu tpiien. bab ID bic ll1gsn
@dnner aufmuntere in 5nden Der ri4tiz
gen %2ebensneiie. erfiiut mid NIT @enug<
fbunng unb gntbuliasmns. sd mill 9ir
beIfen. s@reibe mir gu irseno elmer Set
aana pertrauensbou, unb i6 la1e Sir
pron,pte Mntport 3ueeben. Solee benz
&atb. ben i9 in meinem Nrtitel COB:
@enn INNER 9u @eleqenbeit bait. MIDI
UNI tpeiteren @atb az fraqen. oann 5o<
gere nidt. Sailen tpir6Sreunbe fem. 8enn
SUI mir aehorfam Bit. pie Elm Sobn
es iein lou. bann bin i4 tren unb tpa9r
3u Dir. tpie es elm Batter fem ion. Sem
aufridtiger e. 9. @artmat,, ~. g., Coz
lumbus, Ohio.
&eruna tpirb in alien Mpotbefern ber=
fauft.
Tra9t Guren Ipotbeter
na@ einem freien Neruna
&alenber fir 1913.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-07-25
Judge Hays As | See Him."

While we write these lines
Arkansas voters are casting bal
lots for the candidates for gov
ernor at the special election to-
day. We conjecture there will
be little, if any, fraudulent vot-
ing and that the combined vote
for the four candidates will fall
below the normal at regular cleo
tons in September of even
years. We believe it safe to
predict 1.-THE Democratic NOM
inee Judge Hays, will be first
and far in the lead, as the Demo
cratic party in Arkansas has an
overwhelming majority, too
large perhaps for all the best in
terests of the State all the time.
Now we see no reason whatever
for the people to fear the State
will suffer in the least by the
election of Judge Hays. While
he was not widely known before
the recent campaign it is certain
that he was held in high esteem
by good people generally, in fact
was exceptionally popular,
where he was best and longest
known. This was a very large
asset in his favor at the begin
ming of the race; for if the
many knowing him we'll and long
could trust and enthusiastically
support him, we may all conf
IDENTIFY believe he will faithfully
and honestly strive to make a
worthy governor, such as a pa
triotic Christian gentleman
should most ardently wish to be
| for the welfare of the State and
the maintenance of his own per-
sonal honor. Rev. z. T. Ben
nett in Mariana Index.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-07-25
Land Officials Qualify.

Special to Independent.
Little Rock, July "a The
bonds of A. NJ. Ward, as receiy-
er of the United States Land of
flee, and Judge Allen as register
have been filed and approved,
and about the first of August
they are expected to take up
their duties in Little Rock.
John +. Bush. the negro Occu~
pant of the receivers office who
refused to resign when asked to
do so by the powers in Washing
ton, states he is ready to turn
over his office as soon as his sue
cessor qualities. Guy Caron, reg
lister, resigned some time ago,
and is only awaiting the coming
Of Judge Allen from Dewitt to
succeed him. Mr.. Ward will
move his family from Clarks-
Vile before the opening OF
schools in the fall.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-07-25

bile club has marked with a
white band on posts and poles
the main road and it saves time
and doubt and confusion.
AS yet, alas. our part Of Ark
ansas IS as an unchartered sea.
Other states, and parts of our
own, | am happy to say, have
road maps and Of course that
makes it easy-also the high
ways are all marked in coIors so
even the JOY rider may flash
along the red, white and blue
National Highway Cor the other
colors for 'ByWays" and
Routes. 1t will not be long |
hope before our part Of .Arkan-
sas is ''in the book"
| hear so much Of good
roads here. everybody-men,
women and children-are very
interested. They have done won
derful things in this part of
Missouri in the last year and
they are not going to stop there.
The people see what a tremen-
dous advantage it is to them
selves and to others. Newport,
Batesville, Paragould, Jones'
boro, Brinkley and Little Rock
all Arkansas, should be jealousy
active for Arkansas. We must
not let people say" you must
dodge Arkansas roads,"
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-07-25
Precaution Against Prison Fires.

Precaution Against Prison Fires.
Special to Independent.
Little Rock. July "a After
the burning of convict camp
in Mississippi in which a num-
Der of negro convicts lost their
lives, the members of the Ark
ansas board of penitentiary COM
missioners made an inspection
tour of the camps on the state
farm to make sure that there
was no liability of such loss OF
life at the Arkansas prison. Or
ders were given for the cutting
of additional doors in the stock
AIDES, in order to insure a place
of escape for the convicts, no
matter in what part Of the build
ing a fire might start.
The cOnvlcts at the farm are
housed in frame buildings, with
a bunk lined cell house on the in
terror. There has been but one
entrance to this, but now doors
are to be cut in the sides and
andS The cell hOuse is construct
ed of 2x4 timbers, set edgeways,
with an aisle all about for the
guards to patrol through the
night house. Being Of frame,
there was little chance for pris-
oners to burn to death, as an end
of the building could be easily
knocked out and the prisoners
allowed to escape.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-07-25
NEW GOVERNOR
AUGUST FIRST
Judge Hays Will Remain At
Home For A Few
Days.
Special to Independent.

Little Rock, July 24.-Judge
Geo. w. Hays, governor-elect,
left Little Rock Friday morning
for his home in Camden to re-
main until after the middle of
the week. when he will return
to get ready for the inaugural
ton, which will take place about
August l. Judge Hays was &C
companied by quite a large
crowd Of friends, going down to
attend the celebration to be Civ
en- by the citizens Of Camden
over the election of their fellow
townsman as governor.
Judge Gaughan and Smead
Powell will be the master of GER
emonies in Camden and speech
es will be made by Judge w. NJ.
Kavanaugh, w. G. Hutton, Sen
ator Harry Harris, A. J. Walls,
and others who were material in
the election of Judge Hays.
When he returns to Little Rock
Judge Hays will announce the
assistants in his Office. Senator
Harry Harris of Clarendon, and
Harry Stewart, former private
secretary to Senator Jeff Davis,
of Camden, are the two now
most mentioned for private sec
rotary.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-07-25
"MOnkey In A Frame"

A small boy near DeQueen the
other day secured an iron hoop
from a worn out buggy hub and
by persistent effort managed to
get it over his head. When he
tried to remove it from his neck
he was unable to do so. He ap-
pealed for aid to Gardner Bros.
blacksmith shop, and after a
somewhat strenuous operation
with the tools at his command,
Berry Gardner succeeded in re-
lieving the youngster of his iron
collar.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-07-25
Given $4,000 Damages.

Searcy, july 24.-Noah Piles
of Judsonia was awarded S10,-
damages against the Iron Noun
tain railroad company for dam
ages sustained during 1912 at
Gurdon, when he was run down
by a freight train and his left
leg and right foot cut off. Piles
was represented by Stephen
Brundidge.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-07-25
METHODIST CHURCH.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Every member urged to be pres
ent and everybody cordially in
vited to join US.
Epworth League 7 p. m.
Preaching at 8 p. m. by Rev.
A. F. Skinner, presiding elder of
this district.
The third quarterly confer
ence will be held in the church
at 4 .. m. in the church and eve
nv official member should be
present. 9odz
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-07-25
Notice..

All who have not paid their
water rental, must pay same
this week. We will proceed Mon
day to cut off all delinquents.
Don't ask for further time, as
we will refuse to grant it any
longer.
98d2t Newport Water Co.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-07-25
PsHALL, MO.
E(o' NEWPORT, ARK.
0,,tv Now En- Route Home
s' pleasant Sojourn AT
Marshall.

,.os.Missouri automobile
J l' sho,lt to begin from this
(a+ssr end Of the road" To-
o p,z', we start back home;
, vi there is the usual
ss;on Of the weather pros
DThe Man Who Is Taking
Gets up at all hours Of the
ostensibly to take a look
! Madonna in the moon,
n we are all talking about
looking at here) but really
repns the sky with his glass
zoe what the clouds are DO
We made the trip from
mbia to Marshall over very
roads, crossing the river at
,eyille. "The Lady Who Is
\ Willing to Stop" refused
pfully. our suggestion that
make the trip on the train.
brdingly we made her COM
kble and ran along at a rap
bte-missed much of our joy
pleasure along the road-be-
L we missed her enthusiasm.
Arrow Rock, one of Saline
bty's historic spots we found
land Mrs. Leonard Van Dyke
ting for US in their little run
1t. There is the quaintest
E Inn in Arrow Rock, which
been restored by the D. A.
and the different rooms fur
led by various members who
e loaned some most interest
relics of early settlers in
souri,. The pretty window
Is, gay with flowers, formed
attractive welcome
eler." 1t is also very popu-
for automobile parties from
shall.
arshall-My opinion of "The
Who Is Taking Us" has
Vn by leaps and bounds.
N we crossed the county line
JOINT say anything, we are
aline now" he laughingly
led. He knew us pretty
} Such a pretty little town
all set about with hills.
lovely, comfortable homes,
grassy, shady, spacious
$. Such cordial, friendly
lie. Indeed when we reached
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Setter Pups For Sale.

Some thoroughbred Setter
pups from field trial winner
stock, ready for fall training.
Apply to T. M. Rorex, Swifton,
Arkansas. 56btf.
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Attends Meeting of County
Judges.

Judge C.. B.Coe is atJonesboro
attending a meeting of county
Judges of Northeast Arkansas.
The purpose of the meeting is to
organize a county convict board
which prescribes the method OF
working convicts on public roads
as provided for by he last legis-
lature.
The law gives the county Judg-
es the right to get together iii
the purchase of road machinery
and tools, and of using the con-
victs confined in the county jail
of the counties on the roads.
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became a menace instead of d
guide, so keen was his excite
ment over getting home" Who
of us has not felt that happiness,
is poor indeed. We rolled in at
last to be met by the sweet voic-
ed, happy faced gentle woman
who needed no introduction to
us-we knew who she was and
she has made us so welcome and
been so happy in our coming,
that it will always be a sweet
memory and "The Man Who Is
Taking Us" has never said a
word about my town." Do you
wonder that when | found all
these things | am not quite so
ready to boast of my own? The
streets are all paved with either
asphalt or macadam; those in
the outskirts of town that are
unpaved, as we'll as those in
town, are sprinkled twice a year
with oil which effectually lays
the dust and forms a pleasant,
shady, cool appearance, free
from glare. It works as we'll on
unpaved as it does on paved
streets. why haven't you told
us about how much cheaper and
nicer it is than our sprinkling ?"
l demanded. "Oh," he modestly
deprecated, II think when we
are ready we will do it."
The thing that most impress
es me about Marshall is not that
it has one or two nice looking
hOmes-or one or two 'steen
thousand dollar marble or gran
tie palaces, but they are all uni
form. Everywhere they are
suited to the size of the place.
People, who might do so because
of their wealth, have left the os-
tentatious mansion for the city
friends and relatives and have
chosen for themselves the style
of architecture suitable to a
smaller town. Great trees shade
the streets and lawns, squirrtls
frisk up and down, doves COO
and saucy red robins sing in the
branches. It is a Southern
town" too-a really, truly
Southern town. Of course the
present generation thinks little
Of it and laughs lightly (but not
frivolously) away. One very
Jealous for the cause" and be-
loved citizen, recently deceased,
who left a town library endow-
ment conditional on it's "never
having any book or publication
of any kind within its walls,
where the beloved South and it's
"unquestionable rights to a GER
tain opinion, was contradicted."
Of course nobody was going to
take the task of such whole
sale censorship and the legacy
reverts to the estate. | have
seen more u. D. C'sand F. F. VS.
and Sons and Daughters of Con-
federacy than I ever have in
any one place before. In fact !
am in love with Marshall, and
it's people, and | can't see why
'"The Man Who Is Taking Us"
has so modestly kept his peace
at all our boasting, good natured,
friendly teasing. We knew he
was a pretty good fellow but we
sort of resent his rubbing it in
like this. The "show you" spirit
is in him strong and we know ne
is from Missouri, if we did
chance to overhear him talking
about "our cotton" and our
corn" to an old resident.
Another thing, Dear lnde-
pendent, do quickly correct the
misprint you made in our first
article wherein YOU made us say
that eff .JonesbOro would onlv
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Bruce Brannon came up from
Walnut Ridge this morning and
his mother, Mrs. Pickens, VIII
arrive this evening.