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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-10

lcisti kistis Europos tautoms !
Amerikos republiku reikalus, ap-
sieme uzvaduoti Europa ir ginti
JOS pillecius nuo skriaudu, tai del
isyijimo ispanq IS Torreon if ju
nuosavybes konfiskavimo, Ispa-
.nUos anbasadorius Riano atsi-
ianke pas uzsieniu ministeri Bry-
ana If reikalavo apgynimo
skriaudziamu Bet be siuntinio
Mexikan kariumenes sunku Villa
Isuvaldyti, nes jis zodziu neklau-
so.
Huerta atsauke pripazinimq
Suyienytq Valstijq konsulio Ca
rothers uz tai, kad jis Washing
tonan pranes5 apic paemimq Tor
'reon. Pa6mimm to miesto HUI
crtos valdzia dar Wis nenori IL
Nct1. Carothers Vienok if pirma
su Huerta nei jokip susinesimQ
netmejo, bet jis buvo If yra pa
skirtas prize Carranzos ginti anne
rikonu If syetimq kraStq pilieciQ
rcikalus.
Tarp Tampico If San Luis re-
voliucijonieriai ismcte ] padan-
ges du gabenanciu kareivius
traukiniu. UzmuSta 80 kareiviai.
Nareiyius gabeno j Tampico SUI
stiprinimui ten esancio garnizo-
no. Tas rodo, jog Huerta nema-
no be pasiprieSinimo revoliuci-
jcnicriams atiduoti portg Tam
pico.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-10

ia gall daugiau kareiviu If ka-
nuolip pastatyti, bet ia persvara
ne taip didele. Pergale gall pa
eiti vien nuo kariumenes vadovu
sumanumo, gerumo gihklq if ka-
reiviq islavinimo. Ginklai 81 Vi
81 yra seri; -ir tame nei viena
puse dideles persyaros neturi
Cia reikia dar pridurti, kad Aus
rios regimehtai yra tautiSki, o
slayai vokieci1 nekencia, tai il
jp regimehtai musiuose galetp
pereiti Rnsijes pustnl ;talai 81
labjau pritaria francuzams negu
vokieciams, kareiviu simpati-
los karuose labai dag sveria.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-10
IdOmus Nelyku PaprOtis

Jau daugel simtmeciq vakari-
neje Alpq dalyje yie$patauja ido-
mus Nelyku paprotis,
Simtas kiauSinig sudedama ant
lygaus zemes ploto, uzberto smil-
timis, If jaunimas itaiso sokius
apie tuos kiausinius. Jeigu XII
rial sokanciujp poru pasiseka pa
baigti soki be to, kad sumusus
nors yien2 kiausini, tai poros pa
slsekimas yra skaitomas budu
sutaikymo zenklu, If abu sokajai
tia pat suziedojama. Kai-kurie
sake, buk tai geriausis is visp
Xxi siolei israstqjg budg daryti
sutuokimus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-10
ANGLIA.

Klausimas Airijos savivaldos
dar Wis neiSristas gdlutinai, bet
lygiai atrial katalikai, kaip If pro-
testonai uzsilaiko ramiai if kaip
rodosi, abidvi puses nori geruoju
susitaikyti, nori vengti riauSiu ir
maiSaties. Bet ar dabar nesutin-
kancios airlu partijos susitaikys
If ar Anglijos parliamento lordq
"umas sutiks duoti Atrial auto
aomija, nezinia. Lordai bijosi
duoti Airijai autonomijq, mes ia
syk If xiii keltu apgyventi Ang-
iijos kraStai If sau to paties pa
reikalautq. Keltq 81 apgyventos
Anglljos dalis, apart Airijos, yra
Valija If Siaurine Skotija.
Balandzio 6 d. parliamente bu-
vo antrame skaityfne svarstomas
Alrljos autonomijos sumanymas.
Noreta il visai panaikinti, bet 80
balsu daugumos nubalsuota tre-
ciq karta il ineSti, antramjam
skaitymui. Sumanymas siuom
k"rtu neper6jo wien todel, kad
dalis airiu, taip vadinami
O'Brienitai, susilaike nuo balsa-
Vino.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-10
DIDzIQJQ EUROPOS VIEs-
PATYScIU RYSIAI

Dideses Europos Metaphysics,
% tokiq yra sesios, pasidalinusios
/! du rySiu: ! viena priguli Vo,
kietija, Austria if Italia; j XII
tq Francuzija, Russia If Anglia.
Dabar if siaudinis tarp ju suit
kimas gesti pradejo; atvirai kali
bama, jog didelio karo netolimoj
ateityj nebus galima iSvengti; to-
del, kaip galima ir kur galima,
reikia didn't kariskas pajiegas,
kq galima, il vienas If kitas rysis
stengiasi. savo pusen patraukti.
lr viena ir kita puse apskaito sa-
yo kariskas pajiegas.
Daugiausia kareivig ir santai-
kos lake turi Russia, tai il ka-
ran daugiausia jQ stumti galetu,
bet kad il labai didele, visa
Azija yra jai prieSinga, tai su-
prantama, jog is Azijos visu ka-
reiviu karan Europon siusti ne
galetu, daug kareiviu Azijoj tu-
retu palikti. Rusija karan Eu-
Iropoj galetu pastatyti 972 bata-
Iijonus, 63o eskadronq raiteliu il
1873 kanuoliu. Francuzija, ka-
dangi diktai kareiviu turetu pa
Ehkti Afrikoj, karan galetq STUN
Ri $50 batalijonus, so eskadro-
nv raitelip If 2,S32 kanuoles.
Anglia, sulyg padaryto sutari-
mo, turetu atsiusti, apart save
laivyno, "A batalijonus, 81 eskad-
roma ir 4I4 kanuoliu.
Kitoj 81 pusej daugiausia ka-
lreiviu gall pastatyti Nokietija
900 batalijonus, 40 eskadronp
raiteliu If 3,9o6 kanuoles. Itali-
ia karan galetu stumti 3oI bata-
lijona, 147 eskadronus ir I,43z
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-10
KAUNO GUBERNIJA.
KAUNAS.

< kaune esama negristq gat-
yiQ. kurios yra virtusios tik
rq limpampjp ligu lizdQ. Buvo
manyta apie to blogo prasalini-
ma, bet, sumanius statyti prize
plaukq prie Nemuno, miestas lai-
kinai atsisake gristi esantias SUI
manytosios prieplaukos apielin-
kese gatves, zadedamos visa ka,
prieplaukq statant, atlikti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-10
lIETUvOS,
VILNIAUS GUBERNIJA.
VILNIUS.

pravoslavp baznycios istaiga, tai
so komisij2, kurios pareiga bus
pasirupinti iSdirbti busiamosios
Nilniuje prav. dvasines akade-
mijos sumanymo plian2. Suma-
rytosios akademijos tikslas bus
darbuotis tarp Lietuvos katali-
ky.
x Vilniaus apielinkese jau nuc
kovo pradzios gieda vyturiukai
< Prizes penkis menesius
isteigtajai Vilniuje miesto aptie-
kai, kurioje neturteliai gall uz-
dyka arba prieinamomis kaino-
mis- gauti reikalingpju vaistu
kaip Lietuvos laikraSciai raSo
sekasi gan gerai jinai iSduodan-
ii daugiau receptq negu by kuri
kita Nilniaus aptieka.
< Makovskio knygyne If kito-
Sc Ni.niaus lenku pirklybos istai-
gose kovo menesio pradzioje po-
licija dare kratas IieSkota kaz-
kokip kvitu If blanku, lenkp kal-
boje spausdintu.
< Tam tikros komisijos pa
daryta revizija Vilniaus policijos
areSto Domininkonu muruose
Rasta pasibaisetina tvarka. Pri-
pazinta reikalingumas visa kq
areste pataisyti, ivesti clektros
Sviesa If tt.
< Vilniaus lenkq laikrasciai
raSo, buk vel iSrinktasai Vilniaus
miesto pirmininkas Venslavskis
valdzios jau uztvirtintas. Nese-
mai vieSai kalbeta, kad Venslav-
skio valdzia neuztvirtysianti, ka-
dangi jisai yra lenkas.
< Atsidar6 Vilniuje VIII me.
tine lietuviu dailes paroda. Att
daryman atvyko nemaza zmoniu
kaip vietiniq, taip If suvaziavu-
siQ is visq Lietuvos kampp.
lspudis, kaip Lietuvos laikras-
tiai raSo, is parodos pradzios
esas labai geras. Turtingas esas
liaudies skyrius. Juodu debese-
liu buvo atsilankymas cenzuros
komiteto, kuris, kaip 81. L." ra-
so, uzdraudes pardavineti dvi at
viruti Ciurlionies "Kryzip" If
"Audros" cikliaus il liaudies dir
biniu skyriaus "Geras piemuo"
stovylos atvirutes.
PirmoS dlenoS parodai uzsibai-
gus, atsibuvo visuotinas Dailes
Draugijos susirinkimas. Kadan-
81 SusirinkimaS buvo antru kar-
tn Saukiamas, tai neziurint to,
kad is visu POO Draugijos nariu
susirinkiman atvyko tiktai 35,
jisai buvo pripazintas teisotu.
Naldybon sekantiems metams is
rinkta: A. zmuidzinavicius, Var
nas-Rikkers, zmuidzinaviGiene.
I. Zemaitis If inzinierius Kai-
rvs. Revizijos komisijon iSrink-
ia: c. Liandsbergis, kun. Krau-
jalis If SlezeviGius. Dovanas uz
1913 m. laimejo kun. T. zilins-
kas is Boston, Mass, kun. ia
rulaitis, BalGiunas ir Neveraus-
kas (Sie visi is Vilniaus).
< Nilniuje norma ivesti elek-
ira varomus strytkarius. Tam
tikslui miestas zada uztraukti
paskola. Kaip tik valdzia duos
leidimq, miestas zengsiqs prize
darbo. TaGiaus manoma, kad
ankstiaus sekancio pavasario
darby negalima bus pradeti.
< Sulyg DR.. BoguSevskio SUI
rinktu zinip, praeitais metals Vii
niuje sirgo limpamomis ligomis
2,I3o zmoniu. ISviso Vilnius tu-
ri 100000 gyventojq.
< Mokesciq nuo nejudinamo
turto Vilniuje manoma siais me-
tais surinkti 26o,467 rub.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-10
No. 15

dies mokykIu naudai
< Sanciuose, Kauno priemies-
Ityje, susekta netikru pinigu dir
bejai. Rasta pinigams dirbti rel
kalingp medziagu, maSinu, tai
pogi if iau padirbtp pinigQ. Vi
sa kas iduota tardytojui. Suim-
ia iris gelezinkelio tarnautojai,
kurie yra kaltinami tn pinigq
dirbime.
< Dumos atstovas Yeas zade-
10 Jaunio fondo naudai laikyti
Kaune paskaitq, taciaus guber-
natorius neleido.
< Juozas AIikolaitis if Zeno-
mas MaliSka drauge su keieta
kitQ jaunuoliu nuvaziavo j Sla-
badq, Kauno priemiesti, pas savo
pazistam2 iona Stankevitiu.
kadangi tai buvo uzgaveniu lai-
kas if noreta pasiSokti, tai Mi
kolaitis if MaliSka ejo daugiau
jaunimo pakviesti. Beeidami, su-
tiko buri girtq, kurie uzpuole ant
ejusiQjQ jaunuolip ir Zenonq Ma
iiska mirtinai peiliu nudure. Uz-
muSejai tapo submit.
< Kauno apygardos teisme
yra reikalas delei paveldejimo
turtp Simano Skirmanto, gimusio
hauno CUB, nuolat gyvenusio
Austrijoje If mirusio Paryliuje.
Velionis paliko iSviso 22 tukstan-
ciq vertes paveldejimo. Jau gan
daug laiko praslinko nuo Skir-
munto mirties, tatiaus pavelde-
tojai neatsisaukia. Jeigu nieks
per deSimts metp neatsiSauks, vi
sas paveldejimas pereina Rusijos
valdzios izdan Rasi, Amerikoje
yra zmogus, turintis teise pa
veldeti ia turta?
< Xxi Siolei "Saules" namams
Name iSviso surinkta 90 tuks-
tanciu rubliu. Kadangi visas ma
mg suruosimas apsieis apie I5o,-
900 tukstantiu, tai dar daug pi-
nigq stokuoja. Tuom tarpu au-
kos, kaip praneSama, pradedan-
clos plaukti ne su tokiu gausu-
mu, kaip pirmiau. Draugija to-
del nutare uztraukti paskola is
banko. Tuo tikSlu busia uzsta-
tyti pats "Saules" namai ir kun.
A. Dambrausko vardu esantioji
Viljampoles Slabadoje mokykla.
x Koyo viduryje Kauno gu
bernijon parskrido varnenai (Spo-
kaD. Simet kai-kur prasideio
Lietuvoje labai ankstyvas pava-
saris. Taip, is kai-kurip vietu
praneSa, kad dar vasario pradzio-
Je pradejusios zyd6ti purenos,
taciaus uzeje Sal6iai ziedus pa
kirto. Nisi medziai Simet praGe-
da sprogti labai anksti. Javai,
zieminiai, kol-kas iSrodo gerai.
Oras labai ivairuoja: diena bu-
ma po keleta laipsniq Silumos,
nakcia gi-Salcio.
< Lietuviu kataliku Moteriu
Draugija, kurios centras yra
kaune, gyvuoja jau septinti me-
tai. Jinai turf iSviso 10 skyriu,
tame skaitliuje I Kauno CUB,
2 Nilniaus CUB. If I Suvalku CUB.
Geriausiai gyyuojqs Vabalninku
skyrius, kauno CUB. Buvusis vi
suotinas susirinkimas nutare pa
ruosti Siq vasarq kursus If tam
tikslui paskyre 800 rub. Tary-
bon Stems metams iSrinkta: pp.
Senkuviene, Petroniene, Gedvi-
liene If Rrutkaite Revizijos ko-
mission iSrinkta: PIP. Budryte,
Skvireckaite ir RabaSauskiene
x "Blaivybes" draugija, kaip
pasirode visuotinamjame susirin-
kline kaune, turf I3I skyrip. IS
tq skyriq 81 esama Vilniaus CUB.
20 - Suvalkijoje il 4 - KurSo
CUB; visi 81 kit skyriai Kauno
CUB. Skaitlinga yra draugija tai
2ogi il savo nariais, tarp kuriu
rra didelis skaitlius suaugusiu
r nepilnameciu blaivininkp. Dr.
ia atspausdino iSviso 25S,083
ivairaus turinio knygutes apie
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-10

The LITHUANIAN WEEKLY "LIETUYA"
Published Fridays at Chicago, III.
Yearly Subscription rates:
To Canada and Mexico ...................... $3.50
To all other Foreign Countries s............ $500
Advertising rates on application. Address
a. oLSzEWsKg, Pub.
3252 So Halsted ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
The Brinkley argus., 1914-09-11

Rev. w. o. Esary preached at South School House Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night to large congregation. He will preach here first Sunday each month and Rev. Wm. Bryant the third Sunday, so we will have preaching twice a month in fu- ture. The Cor her is coming to the front. Where there is union there is strength and we are united at South School House and no 2x4s can tear down what the Lord has built up. Every one that will is invited to come and worship with us.
 Some of our farmers say the army worms are destroying the leaves and young forms on the cotton and some complain of boil worms, the high price of supplies and low price of cotten. We fear cotton picking will drag along slow and possibly some
 left unpicked. Hope not.
 If thu hmher that was taken
The Brinkley argus., 1914-09-11
Dark Corner News

We have not seen any letter Tn the ARGUS from the corner, so l decided to write a verse or so to let the ARGUS know we are all at home and not gone to fight the German or French but all here eating high price meat and put sugar in our coffee.
 Our school has closed for this year at South School House to open next year. Prof. Hunny- cutt will open school at Cotton ton Plant soon. Several will gc from the Corner. All children fell in love with the Prof. best teacher we remember of ever having since we have been 1T Arkansas. '
 Mrs. J. H. Waldrop has left fol the mountains for her health ant the old man is shining his shoe' and puts cologne on his handker chiefs and goes or try to go witt girls.
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NTTpN1lONL. .SUND6YSC|lOOL
 LESSON By E. o. SELLERS, Director of Evening Department. The Moody Bible Institute, Chicago)
LESSON FOR SEPTEMBER 1a
THE TEN viRoINs.

LESSON TEXT-Matt. 25:1-13
 GOLDEN TExT-"Watch therefore for ye know neither the day nor the hour when the Son of Man cometh." Matt 25:13.
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brother, c. P. Fletcher, of Jop- lin, III.
 Miss Glenn Flora left Monday for Nashville, Tenn, where she will attend school this term she was accompanied by her sister, Minnie Pearl.
 c. IF. Greenlee is now selling in tracts to suit the purchaser, all the cut over lands, formerly belonging the BrMk)ey Car Works & Mfg. Co. AHs will give Warranty Deed. If you want any of this land AGneludes the Van Ravensway 10000 acres) better see him at once.
 Dr. Stout was called to Mem phis Tuesday evening to see Mrs. Grover Folsom who has been very sick, but is getting much better.
 Mrs. James Grant returned home Saturday last after several months stay in Denver, Colo, for benefit of her health. She is very much improved. Misses Laura and Ada Lee re- turned to their home in Memphis Tuesday after a visit here with their aunt, Mrs. l. H. Mackie and cousin, Mrs. A. c. Hud- dleston.
 Mrs. Joe Simon and baby, of Helena, are in our city visiting l her mother, Mrs. Sulzbacher. and sisters, Mesdames J.Samuels and 1. Scholem and brother, Max Sulzbacher. Manager Verleye. of the Princess has secured for Brink lev. The Million Dollar Mystery, affording the theatre goers the chance to see the largest and most costly serial picture ever produced.
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off of the Bayou bridge was put on the levee and some dirt put on it we would have a fairly good road to Brinkley. otherwise we will be up against proposition when fall and winter rains set in. Election here the 14th when we will all vote for the nominees and 8rd and 14th amendments.
 MR. POLINSKY.
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TICK ERADICATION IN ARKANSAS

Tes fver which the cattle Aho one With can freed at nte cost rom one wo tis question 1e" years when the ~no '" free thecosly Fever ....
 for tick eradication is entirely pacuca
 
 but progressive men should nGghbod eaouon tick When this accomplished
 Theste eradication and may look to me sstata Animal Industry Agriculture has of men, under in he tat
 Reasons Why There Should Eradication Movement
 which Arkansas n1eeu the fact that ens the m southern cattle industry rh
 milk o the cue u 26OOo estimated at 5 gallons milk per year n anannuai JOSS @ i % gallon $2
 blood and starvation when infested eradication the Texas Fever Tick loss " saken stnted by the . 4
 dressed beef epnc sold and feeders them corn feed and onng them n fmhck quarantine line TOT
 slaughter dipped twe ws
 dtothe us
 oneour the cattle mks sell for from oneha to one a
 lass similar e maet bu being worked
 neent this disease o hetoull If cattle ~ f above infested districts large number N % a % s cattle the greater po'''' - - " .Ns tick and apparently ne @ which tick euon % Feda! s N native market ne ss sssss %s ssf hS T dn will sve the dsn e s &
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Notice to Farmers and
 Live Stock Men

Meeting in Brinkley, 17th and 18th, all subjects will be dis cussed that tenes to better farm ing and raising of live stock. a demonstration of vaccinating hogs for cholera. All farmers. stock men and land owners should attend.
The Brinkley argus., 1914-09-11

If tho lumber that was taken
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un,ver,ar Love of Novel.

Novels are sweet All people with healthy literary appetites love them almost all women; a vast number Of clear, hard-headed men, judges, bish- ops, chancellors, mathematicians. are notorious novel readers as well as young boys and sweet girls, and their kind. tender mothers.-William Make peace Thackeray.
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Convenient.

Estate Agent (exhibis'ng property to prospective tenants)-And then this house Is SO conveniently located. Not the slightest need of equtpping It with expensive clocks to tell the time-a train passes every five minutes on the railroad not 30 feet away.
The Brinkley argus., 1914-09-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Is. D. F. Keath visited sin Eell this week.
 B. Folsom spent a few days
 oro this week.
 lick Stockard visited n
 lest City Monday. bwis Wilson spent Sunday
 Monday in Memphis.
 : doses of ooo will break apy fas. Yer or Shdls Pie 25 ceitsM i5
 E. Vining was a hnsIness or in Helena Monday
 Terril. of Hunter. came std
 kley on business Friday.
 R. HammOn was a DuSlneSS orin Memphis this week. <.
 ss Matte Starret was report.
 p the sick list this week.
 5 buy old jewelry. Brink
 ewelry Company.
 m Baggott is in Little Rkcls ing friends this week.
 !. T. J. Stout went to Little
 on business Tuesday eyen-
 ss Georgia Frenz, of Claren-
 visited friend8 here this iss Claudio Hallum visited hds in town Friday and Sat N. U .la
 s. Crabb has returned after ting a business trip to Louis hfe Fire and Tornado In- hnce, written on good farm perty at lowest possible rate. on, write or sphone No. 108 r. McCreight, \Brinkley. Ark. (iss Della Baggott is visiting B Louis Lynn in Hagen this week. \ J. Wallace, of Hunter, was pslness visitor in Brinkley last brday.
 |rs. C. W. McDermott visited brother in DeValls Bluff Tuesday. ' |eo. Gibson. IT,, is visiting |tlves and friends in Little K this week.
 Vill Knott returned home pday after spending Sun- in Paragould. IT. s. Bacharach has lmDved Insurance business Ito' his 'feetlonery, in the ehrspart which he has fitted upfe meat FIJI 'en 4vos, ea..s s~ a~ aG ~-.
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ldloex Properly Treated.

Doctor Crouch was going leisureiy down street the other evening when a cutup stopped aim and asked him to guess silly riddle. Crouch hauled on and soaked the cutup in the jaw so hard that he bumped hole in the sidewalk with his head. There were no arrests. ts.-Kansas City Star.
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brother, c. P. Fletcher, of Jop- lin, III.
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and comfortable office.

and comfortable office.
 Mrs. Ovid Cook and daughter, of Little Rock are guests of Mrs. k w. T. Tomlinson.
 Fred Murphy left for Conway, Monday, where he will enter
 Hendrix College. |k Cook and heater wood; that
 Cheerful Coar' phone 177
 shas. Sands.
 K J. T. Renfro, of Pine Bluff, |lvisited:in our city this week with
 his cousin. D. F. Keath. II Mrs. c. T. Hudson and chil- Idren, of Helena. are visiting relatives here this week. II Miss Wanda Richards. was in
 Brinkley Saturday, on her way ito her home in Dewitt. |l Miss Jodie Trotter and little sister. Sadie May, visited rela
 lives in Carlisle Sunday. .F. l.. Major, Assistant cashier k 0f the Bank of Brinkley spent Labor Day in DeValls Bluff. Isl- Mrs. C. M. Crutcher returned Saturday last after a pleasant
 visit in Helena with friends. I Let BacbAr6ch insure your sshoines apdygdr household goods. He repg<se6ts none but the 1very stropgest Fire Insurance i CompanietA doing business i n < Arkansas.
 \ w. w. Sharp. of Clarendon,
 was in this city looking after
 some legal matters astFriday. Lloyd Austin of Helena, was tin our city shaking hands with Elffriends 3 few days this week.
 Mrs. J. L. Bond and daughter, I IMinta. of Little Rock. are visit ling Mrs. J. A. Mitchell this week. I We pay cash for old gold and silver. Il Brinkley Jewelfy Co.
 Mrs. M. J. Welch and son. of
 Hazen. 7. visited her daughter,
 Mrs. C. w. McDermott, Sunday. 4 Rev. J. G. Harris, former Ipastor of Baptist Church here, Espent Wednesday night ill Brink
 ley.
 Miss Edmond Leigh and Henri Vernon Simmons and Kathlyne EForbess visited in Augusta this fweek.
 f c. A. Witt, of the Brinkley
 Jewelry Co.,, was very i'll the ;Ifrst of the week but is getting
 better.
 I c. s. Hemingway. of Wheat Hey, was looking after business Iinterests in this city the first of I the week.
 Miss Ruby Jamerson, of Clar' tendon. was in our city Monday ienroute to DeVall's Bluff. to
 her sister.
 I WANTED:-every young man : to begin to think of and to pro-
 vide for this future by making |the only safe investment he can make that of Life Insurance on la safe and sure plan. See
 Bacharach who is the local
 representative of as good Com
 panies as you can find in the
 United States.
 I Dr. Stout reports the arrival
 at the home of Jas. A. Hendrix,
 south of town, twins on August,
 10th, a boy and girl. I Rev. Keener Rudolph and T. ,J. Brickell and Miss Fife Dun- Hap attended church services in
 Hunter Monday night.
 Mrs. Arthur Aday has had as Ia CT visitors this week h e r mother, Mrs. A. Fletcher, and
The Brinkley argus., 1914-09-11
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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-12-11

Col. McGrorty and A. j. Clark with
Il row of handsome two story bricks.
This district was burned again in
1886, 1889 and 1914.
Among the first of the substantial
buildings erected was the Methodist
church, Parson Stanton had come
here almost with the first settlers,
and started and finished the building
of house unto the Lord.
In the early days before ;he pres
ent liberal public school law was en-
acted il was no easy matter--in fact
IN impossibility-to maintain n pub
lie school upon the revenue derived
from the taxes more than three
months in a year. Our people were
determined always to have Il con-
tinuous school, and to do this all
manner of expedicnts were resorted
to; monthly subscriptions, donations,
and principally public entertain
mcnts. which were literally patron
lied more for the cause than the char
acicr Of the entertainments. Eli
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-12-11

terprising ladies of Deming always
had some plan on foot to raise money
for this purpose, and their efforts
met ready endorsement from all
the people. Some good entertain
ments were given at the old opera
house, for we had an array of talent
musical and dramatic--hard TO
beat anywhere. In 1886 an organi-
zation styled "The jolly Beggars''
was perfected for the purpose OF
giving entertainments to raise money
for the schools and other public pur-
poses and while the need for it last
ed. did some good work. Their first
effort was "The Doctor Of Alcan-
tara" which had two productions
The sopranos in the east were Mrs
Max Chapman, Miss Mamie Fielder
Mrs. Geo. Sleight, Miss Cora Hop
kins, the leading alto; W. p. Tossel
Chas. Rokahr, bass; Frank Siebold
and W. II. WOODBURY.. baritone; n. A
r, lich. leading tenor.
Newt was considerable of warb