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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-12-14
Card of Thanks.

We desire to thank our many
friends, also the G. A. r. post, for
their help and kindnesses, also the
floral offerings at time of the fun
eral; also the kindness and sympathy
during the sickness of our beloved
husband and father.
MRS. F. NJ. HARDY AND
FAMILY.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-12-14
a Surprise Party.

Mrs. ]. Gyger of Neil creek was
pleasantly surprised by her neighbors
last Thursday at her beautiful new
home The "surprisers" assembled
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-12-14

The members of the Ashland high
school football team gave social
dance Friday evening at the Moose
hall About thirty couples were
present Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Lilly
We're chaperons.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-12-14

Professor and Mrs. Henry George
Gilmore were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
ovid J. Stone at luncheon on Thurs
day, at their hospitahle home on
North Main street.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-12-14

This great performance will be
given at the vining December IS un-
der the auspices OF the Elks' Lyceum
Course. -s~ ~ = y
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-12-14
-
Skill and Honesty


When examine your eyes / will
know just the measure OF relief you
may expect from wearing glasses. 1t
Is because of my ability 10 do accu-
rate and scientific work and by fair
and honorable treatment of my pa
irons that l expect to obtain and re-
tain the patronage OF the best citizens
of this community. All my lenses
are OF the best quality, ground to
order. | never use stock lenses, as
they are cut from discarded lens
glass and are not perfect. My mount
ings are of the hest grade manufac-
tured. If you are in doubt about
your eyes have them examined. If
you do not need glasses l will cheer
fully tell you so. Broken lenses du-
plicated. DIR. B. FONTAINE,
Optomitrist, at r. j. Smiths Jewelry
Store, Elks Temple, Ashland. Ore.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-12-14
Partisan Ivory

Buy yotir Partisan Ivory where you
can have it engraved in popular col
ors. 1t looks better and costs no
more. Expert engraving adds beauty
to the article.
Due to the fact that no diamonds
are being imported at the present
time, they have raised considerably
in price, but we bought our diamonds
before the raise and therefore we
can supply you at the old price.
X. j. SMITH
ELKS TEMPLE
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-12-14

Better candy for less money at the
), 10 and 15 Cent Store. At
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-12-14

Vote for Hedges for recorder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-12

.8ieled]t nidt bic gerngIie 8ercdtialmg Iir oic
9luibt Dab 0er oedja NhlitarSns 5ertriinnert mcr'
oen mus cg III Sem aclicierten gepes bon Der itrdt-
barren SeiitHasa0iatcit bic er erlan9t bat a9te oIe
6ieac ,gieuS on Samliag in einem Seitartitel ilber
0ca Sau 9lnhuerpens
Gas iit sic 2iimme oeS lie6en @etters Sobn Bun.
e gpe Wlpuaiet predict er ser 0SeIi hob oer ocute
lfiiarisHus sic 5dulo TRACE an oem groBen gSelt'
branae Noroem 6icB es Sabre al0 IN enalono
Die 9eredtauna iiir imiere 2niid 0oB Der oelt-
dc onoel cine Nenbr r inns biloet uno oesDolb ser.
ort pprop HnB licgt IN Dem BON Sa6r 5u Sa1r oelt'
llber buportrcteu0cn NepeS BON ben alBeroroendleu
Grolgeu ocs Sanocs ocS Gabbors enleits Der g1oro-
ce
GS mar gettidlnnos groBer 6ortIdritt aui Dem
Meltnarte mo nidt Die gerbelcrn9 Der Sd)laaertio-
igit 0es ocutIten observation-disclosures, Der 9nglano
cpian0lid dr0erie oau ucoiiA matte imo iteBlh
mia bliuoem SAB criiae ser eS oerlctetc 9iinonile
LIMO &Qrcinbarnaeu Hit @0ltern mo StuatSpecl OBJ
1ndlicben ali reldc Dos olte @ngano init @erodnng
lerabNlbldcn pileair Gas Weid)rei: oQdlitarismls"
ur0e er6oben ais niau IN 2onoon aD oaB ee in oelem
Souoe 9ioer6ol oro
llnice 9lnglopba-Ereiic aber fam 0as nidlt ieben
poer mid es nd3t cbcn ,SiI i6rer NelHronftDet anu
ic lit begreiiel onB oic snrltbore SellhngslaDIg'
fci~ oe oeden Qolis1eeres cine 5pinacnoc gtotbmen'
oiafcii III bob oui oeier Sein9sid50fct Der gon5e
abo 0cs 0eutidcn Staotsf0rpcrs berit 0oB MIR oa.
0lrd Oic groBeu @riolge Scr 1nhider aH Dem gSet'
martt Biz Bose Gnhuidelng iDrcr Sed)nlf brer Gbe-
nlie brrr mcoBnAct @ieiidat ibrer Sanomrtp'
idait ibrcr 5td0teocrmnltlma 10 lcbr in oen Ier
Giaaica bepmoert nIoglid ulroe, neil 5i elmer 70
Gp5eli Nniipidchmg oer 6rie0e aeb0rt lIio Ietban0
iuaacr bon ucioMcu &ollern bon aeringcrcr ailtltr
icbafet lid OieiG MIR, uie Die eriabrng iriberer
e,abrDuoerte beluieen Bat ourb oie Sdaiung zines
9olfSbeeres bon rsbierlidcr Yciltmgslablateit" er
9oltcu fonuic oaB 6crbaipt BON Scr Selnmasid6atet
0cs 0eitdcu 0ecres Die griiten3 oeS ocltideu Bottles
abbdnaia ILL.,
Gas 9aes tain bic 9ln9lcp9ilciFreie ildt bearer
ien ooer Tie iuill cs ndlt begrelcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-12
Nphu W. gled

0a natp am d. Clicpcr 1914 ual u0r
yil0nniin8s. 1ubn Nl. ycd ln ieuem 5i Sc.
beneinbr 0ciehier @atie pon W0rparei Bed
gcborcnc Aldnmcr5cu Die NccroOuuQ iin0ct
BON ciuer gaohninN, Ag i1tO 9iUrb.2,rnofurD-
girnRr aus iiaii Dic 3eii oerielbeH miro ipd'
tet dna3cl0i (Gil2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-12

0ie (fiunaiine U0n 9Iniiurrpen.

IS inns bon fraujoiilder uno cuaider settle Pin.
teuanngen gcmadt oorocn oic Seoeuhmg Der neuen
@ela0crimasaaihee ser Ccitibcn 5u Uerflcncrn Aber
26aiiod)cu iprcdleu oetAcr ais ale &crfIeiuerrnas
pcriudle Ser Scinoe Gu8elnc Sorts bon giittid pilr
0el onr@ enei ooer 5uei 1reiicr ans ben AZ Genme.
ier @eiHtc nd)t ollein 5im Sd)meiacn ae6rad]t lon
0ein total 3eritort. 3oelbe erei9nete d5 mieoer bel
Eanlr uno Aiaubcuge ruo uad 5ebntaaiger 9eloge
rama muiBte Qnhperpeu b crgeben ueldes mad Earis
fir sic idrtie 6einma oili Dem pctlidlen arieasidou
piaec ae6aeu wlroc
9on pehcr 9eoaltlng Der @eiit glntmerpcns Iilr
oil Iurtidun ii oicicn are9e fem miro, ipclde &dne
1cr aroBc @ceraab periolgt miro PIE 3utimit lcbren
0s III m6ald oaB 0os @eilrcben Der 1ahdcn iein
rir0 oa5 iroB0idc Seer, mic MN idon felt bier $50.
del au ulbeitinnte 3eii eBubalcn iidl IN 0cu 8eit
lpr a0lsel bel0iiden Gie am Nana mo DieedJt Qld]
0cr iran56iAen Aiitc 6is GnlaS 81 cBen inn Damn q.
ur 5daa geacn Gnaan0 5u fiibren nit Niilie Der In
iQrlce1ooe mo ocr 3eppelins Sin &eriud Scr Iciit.
Acn oocr aud mir bic 9hiiialten oaiiir non Calais.
niien0c lnlo 9ntperpen ails Sruppe nod england
9iniibcr ST ebeL miiroe ocn gr0Bten C6e Der egli'
dlen ,Soite nad Dem aanal 6rinaen lino ocn Oetden
lterieebootcn eeIegenbet geben idredlide Nhltcrna
inier ocn cualiiden Ireoonoabis 3n batei lpabreno
has &iBBieben Der oelhid)n @ohieclotte gar nrlt
noihmcu0ia mare. Sine Snnoung oatAer Srppen ~
Gnglau0 mo 0as Griheinen enee 9roben oetd)en
Suiiidiaeihwaoers Hber Sonoon mo Den cnalid)en
GiUiabau66en uiiroe cine iirhierlide moraliide
gsriun9 III ocr aamn QSet 5aben mo cineH nieoer
idmeiieru0en @norid nui ons en8Iiide Splt modlen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-12
gIermiIdlte QInarioen.

In bic 9amcu.
Die sn,siae ednls IN bet eiabi.
rnIerc Ndh,Stoilen iebi c'lcn 3nn1e Dnmen
luehe Die NlclocrmnOecfuuii uaO ben neutlten
WliDobcn erlernen iuullcn iOnuen oies ~ iiir
5cr Belt our6 ben eltihlub on oicle Slafen
ertebpn llnerrhi NiDrGen5. N1toh;lin0e un1
WherOS Ncducmc GtmNoen. SIN Nnule be-
1oiucne qlrbclien ibrneu pdtrcno ocS llniet
RIOTS iorieeiebt lpcrbeu VrlHolmer lnier,
riot I'M Gnhpnri bon Wlnlieru criDeilt. 9ldper'
elnaInnu fOriillib 3oer mnnolih bel SRI
0nbrrs ut. eO2. Reh.earatuan.G.rabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-12


spnrate oeriieaelie Mn9sbeic, an zen gNoaro
of elmdroe. Care Of sin 9ic0ilicr." 0oreilirt
iucrocn BON oidem ii lcucW yireau HatD'
banS. 0is lbr &ormiltags an 0litlwonl,
ben A. Eitubfr 1914 n1QenuulUcH iiir 9iiocuii
rnng. Annoiienbau RingruHa NIT NiuB'
9lspbnli un0 niriii3ricn N5den, allie aui Con.
crei Snnoameni oer ln lol0enoem eonitah ail'
Neilbtien Sirnben,
0Unirnh 9lr 9S:
Centre Ctr, bon poparo Sir bis ssalbinoion
saraioaa.etr.. BON CSrcenc cir. bis Somaro si.
Wrccne.stry bon ScringiuuSi bis 6'duiln e.
CiubsNepbdl G52O 0u00r0b0roo.
&itiii6iric 0l0de 5000 0noornlDaroS
Neglauhipier 0bed 100000.
lbiae S0Dcn 0riidcn ole nbQelhdbicn Gnani
iliuien Der pnlpipolien aus ole w ben Gon'
irultcn Qcn1nni iuo.
SpcNlifationcn nn0 gnQcbotS Sormularc ION,
ncn 0ui @cluh i'm Nire0u Der Alaiterunae
0Ommiiion AniDO0us. erl0nQt uetoeu. SIN
hcr oicicn Nonlrnlt Qeorocri Nnliclbc luiro
nd jnrildTllaiict meun ein glnacboi Mot
cluAcreint miro.
@ldue uno @rofle Ruo sur Sniormniion bon
Niciern n glrDp JIM Sirean oco coninliireni
0cu 1ngcuicure 0ubcmubri
Sie Oonirali NcO0r0c hebdli flo oaa Hedt
por irQcn0 Gin nno ahc glnaeboie 3u Oermer
ien Gin ncallnpiQicr eDed oee Hieters. aul
cine 40lenrlna Qonle Nani" dui oie Grore oc5
Nlapors uno Siaoiratbs bon baltimore 9e3ot
ecr. 30 Der oocn an0c0cbenen 0Unc, mnb ieoom
Ser crioarcide 8icier mus garai6aii iict
len mo Ole Nclinlnuuggu oce Sil0t 9baricre
hOcr 0OuirOiie crnncu
SIN glulirugc Der @tldcrnao 0ommiilon
w. Ncib Compton,
&oribcr nno cunluliirenner Suaeneur
Seireiar
(Gii2.5l2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-12

Ger 1auide @orrcponocGt" bat wieoerbot Nrele
ais Tenidlan0 mo oeididlanode 3etmasbcrdte
ucr0ficntlidll meldQe bon ser 0ct0atnteit ser oen
Iden Srugcn an0 @idodeu aiul0e gcben pic e ltrid
en io udhten fir Sic Millioneu 9atcrlanosuertDeoi
0er i'm 1cloe Deie Silie Der 6rauen III etne orgoii'
fsic Don ser oeiidlc aaerin aacrcgt mo ebt l
pr 0er Getg eiles beIonoeren Arcas.eslbHlies Tilr
marHe huerieiorr oc &otbcu strcli5es. Su ocr uprl
Qen MpNe iu0 0e eriieH 3gc init moIIenen SriinpTen
roleueu 2gbbnoen uuo @uspdrmcrr nad Den pelt-
l6cu mo oili1en areasidaupdben abocganaeni oeil
lclbeu neroen Sine init marneu lnierieioern iogen
g2nS 0icc Nilc oer oeitiden 6roien N llnan5leler
SuiiiHt r Sic 9caeriaa be0citet aegi Die l1otiadle
0oI, Snnlpie Geibbinoen im0 Filomdrmcr iiir oen
uirseue 5olooien alli W2ori 70 8imni0e beUcrl6ct
mer0cu oicic Sie6esanbcn id ir GIN cin3i9es 9le9i
neut a 10000 Wlarf lino iir oie ieet mter ssaiien
pbcn0e gcanmte Armcc uon feds @ilionen Solooien
auf 2i 100000 Qlarf beloufen IQ5n tomnel oon
uod SIC lnerfeioer nit eineln picaedt cbeilo Dobcn
Ge0mcftg
Ma6ren0 Sic Nlduuer 1cltidloo's an oeu errn5cu
6cs 9cic6es br Nd iaen fly oie Nertbeloantia oee
waierauoeS. riiDreu Wdlionea lHo DaIlionen oeithe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-12


Baltimore, ~. Cuobcr 1911.
Ser Sinoi.Wcumcter miro ON Samtna oeu
n. CiiUncr 1914, BUR unicn nugeAcbeneN dcil
an Ert uno STEELE erMeiueu uuo Die yiiuculf
oer lolaenocu SiraBeu eiapliren ooer nen eta
Cstdcluooo.9lucnnr, BON Ser 0iacu Noao bis
3ur 1Hmmi NOenuc mo Viilcn 9pno, BON Der
0ibemooo glpene ble 5n cnem Rnnii 800 Sub
lnoiiO. nm % uDr Normiilao.
SnrcrsAucnuc bon Der @ermQninsIreWc
DTS 5ur gsolie Sfruhc uu O llpr &oruiiinae
GlipcStnhc, puil Der NienQ @lflBt plc sur
Nopcm0lf 80nc INN 1890 &pruiiinQe
SnnncdcStrnne, bon Der Gcoarglpenne bis
3ur 0belinuitglOenue. I'M 80 &orWltd0e,
(cin2) sidOfesomeicr
1porirmemi iar 1iirmiins gcrbeReruuaeu.
iluier Ecpartement occ StaotsSnaenienre.
Valt more. @. litobcr 1914.
9n Nnc, Die c5 nnacls
6s miro biermi NcmdB cen glblhniicH So y
nn6 So s sex baltimore sto0tGbarilrs. 6clannt
NemGht oaH Die Riluernnqs 0onmliiou Der
Si0oi Baltimore nab Dem 23. 9luucmber 1914
hcQinucn mito. bic naOBcnnnne Sir0bc mo
NueO nit mooerncn Mlnilrinl 3u ptluliern. nc
$40 piucrn ulo ucn 5 bclcacn Pile Gcriuncn
uu0 Oorporaiinucu pcrncn hcsbnlb dulAciQt
bert, 0rluuhuib'Ocluc iir aul Nrhclicn 81 lp
fen mo oieic por ocin 23- 9looember 1919 jn
hccnocn Die in irQeno elmer gSciic ole 9lniarg
bina ooCr guirciBuuQ ndCD0cn0inicr Sr0bc
uuo glucN ODER ciucs IDcilco ocrlclbcu nuibiA
ma0cn n0nitu nahoem lic nlii ipldc Meiie
Sic obeu erpdoule Siyabc uno slnep iii
2puer.9ir., BON 2s'Sl 0uiom Cir pis GitAA
CararSSs.qlsG, non a.el gIcaiantsr Os
$. 81. Nlegau
SaotsSnaenenr.
5m sniEaQe ser 9iloiierunas eommiiion
oer Siaoi SalilmQte
@orher uio coninitIrenoer 3ngenieur.
(llu2. 1926. Nup2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-12
81 ftarIe gliae eines 0inliaen Iann OieIes eanO


rcnlercN.
Bis ndhitel Somitaq o0er pdteiteus Iientaa 6oiit
ser GongreB bic Oringditen 9lrbeten poQenoet 5l bo
bcn uno d pertoacn 3u f0nucu nad elmer onoert.
9ol6d6riaen immterbrodenen Sibumo Gas lit oie
lduae Sibng o5ne einer eiu5igen 6eertag in Ger qe
djid)te 0es Gonarees Der Der Stooten, a peleidt in
0er @eihidlte Der @oromente Gs mar abcr feline irc
milligc Iaeriibug oes Gongreiics Der iete gSiae
eines ein3igen Wlannes g9oo0rom g9ilion bielt 0ie
SO Wlitgeoer oc5 Senats uno 435 N1taIieoer 0es Re
prdientantenbanieS 9eaeu bren &inu in g8oi5ngton
Sie batie gerne oie GrtraliBng in porgen Sabre ob
gebroden nadlocm Ole &e0ion oeS 3ontariis beeu0ei
mar. aber Frdioeut @ion bcitono ooraur ooB aud
Oic Shoinna eines ncnen 9ont. nO gSd6rmgsaeebcs
clori IN 9n0rif aenomnen uno orbgeiiibrt ueroc
rpic Sic oem@olte cgdn0aimg0erlr lruis On
muroe oic @rtrabg biniiber aecitc in ole reguldre
Sieuna, oie om crten Niontog i'm Gccmbcr 1913 i9rc
gniang nabm. 9S famen mttlerueile oiid) Die lan9.
mieraen &erbonotnacl un0 Ecbatten iiber Den pom
@r1i0enten pcronQten @0crrni Der Nlolcl 0cs guna.
matana @eebes pcldje Qnertaniiden &iiitenfabrerH
Die irec 9urdiobrt OrCb Den aonal gepdbrtc ln0 ais
onnn Der arobc enropdilde Strlea am 2. glgnlt ans
brad uar crit ret nidlt on cine &crtagng 5lt ocnien
"a es 6al0 oiiebdr uiir0e ooB Der GonarcB IN Solgc
ocs qroBcn gllsallcs ali 3olcinna6Me peuriadt ordJ
sic &abmlcquna ocs eropdJcu grports nad5 ocn @er.
Staaieu ncue Ginna5meauclen idoiien nIiiiic Gice
lebie ornglidc 9rbeit bolt Der GongreB MN in 0icicr
g9obc 3r bccn0en mo babel oid oic 9iQ 81 erle0iacn
weldc Die @crpadhma bon ao6lmldnoccicn III Nlasto
re1cl.
Iieic Gon9reBbung bat Dem ameritoniden &oltc
ocnbart wchen groBcn GnhB Der &rooct Der
&cr. Stoaten iibcu fan mo oaB in Oieiem groBcn
Stadteu6n0c, in 0iecr Genotratic oui oie ons Bolt
10 lto5 1T, Der Wlann i'm gSeiBen &ac 9laes nab ei
nGu 8iuen lcntcn falm pGin CT bon eiuem @eiit be
icet III Der Pile ii6erragt uno Dab trob Der in Ser
Geriaimg uorgecbcnen dugitlidlen Sdeiomg Der Gre.
titipaewolt bon oer aeiebgeberiideu eepalt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-12

Gtnnt WinrOlnuo.
NArenu ocS WnWlnuocr StnntS- 3udihnuic3.
Nnlt more. g. CliOhcr 1V1d.
&crlieacltr MnneDoic lueroeH pis 5nm a..
Crtubfr 1914, NoMniinao a llbr I'M ubiacn
Nnitiiui cniNcNCu 0cnunlmen ihr bic pJnlenfs
llnr Sicicrnnn, pom ID. Citoher 1914 bis 3um
10 Siioler 1918. Der iolacnocn Nrtle: 25OO
@iuno iridcm Jliuoileiib, ipir iolat: ,61ud. "
AippcH nuo Smniter, oidc Vuoen Uon Der
iYlaie" unO 9rnitlindc, iu olchcn Gunntld.
iCil; lompDl rnnne. Wte nori1c Slide. sShin"
uuo Sbn Beef lifn uoniiduoig duoerinluiicn.
1000 Ginub acp1deltc Ghwcin5sllntcrlicicr mn
500 4inno Irnntilrcr 2eutit
Gte bier nnQenbrlcH Aunniiidicn luo liur
nnnuDcrnoc SlnlhdtunQcn Ger bcnOibinien Wl0-
cn Die ibaiidnlinc Gnnuiidt Die 81 Dem
ocboencn @rcio gciicieti ucroen mrb nWB
enc lolte icn mle iie wdbrcno Der Genaunicn
Reriooc noihQ 10.
Sic 9lolicitrna mb ia MarDdno 8udi,
bans IN lolhen Cpanilidicn uno 6u iolben
8cien aclmebeu. pie oer g6nr0cln Acs Sniiit
inle co anor0nen mnN.
NiirM0uii nit bcalQlbiater Sibcrltcluna
muB liir Die 0eipilcnbniic gueilbrunQ 0ce
0puraiice nccllt metncn.
Snhluugci IN N0nr cronCu mon0tlih.
Sns aeh itqeno melme ooer ALE Anacbole
5u pctiueficn, uclpi ourbcbolcn.
(Or5.70is) SsGrociu.
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9SerinmmlungS 'An5cIacn.

,,edmei5cr,@crciu."
&cri0munHn nciitc slucnpo llbr i'm
Gcrcin4loinlc .MbCre 0unc.T ylr 2iO Shoa
Guin,Os sirnnc. tAiil2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-12

,Ocinunpcrciu 5lm 9ibcln".
NcinnnWndlunn,
NcrinmWlunQ WtttiuOdl. 9bcnoo 3 uOf.
Ndiqlicocr ibnncn ii6 idalih mclpen IN Der
9NitibiNait NCulihc1 @aliOaue sur NeiuliD
lidcn einnoc @r 1924, Suplpn etrnRe.
tGtlt-l3) 6. EeeprD, Vincnlbnmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-12

baltimore Gemeterg.
8AteaM: 00mptNlnnann WgriH.MUeuMe, 9lillfi
BON bcE WagsGtrnNc.
Ncatdbmbpldbe 8u Ueriauieg pom $25 an.
Gciiion s&~ unler iniulcriuhbrenber glulln
$bb. MauW file erinne @rdber Stpiien'
ircie 1cuubunQ o'f 0ureuc
eueraeiiraben.e naann ietl onen
(Nuni.dID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-12

alitict gottiincn, Sd)reitrn un0 Ioc6tcr iu Naucl
0ic IldBi0en Same nm ocn Observation-Disclosures,
Die ein5iee 8eplemldtet nod meldler lie inn 6eloel
Geran0en baben 5u leiern 1eies lit Gin S{rcg in,
meldcm oas gon3e Oehide Bolt mittdmpn
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epiritnpIen.eiccnsen

cite Nj. "A.
Bureau bel
SpirifnuiensYiccn5sC ,nmifdrc,
8hnmer 306 Olerimisoebdnoc.
g. 6cnrn Batter, RrdiiocHi.
Qbbiiun q. ANunifu,
SUiepB u. Snd,
9ommliire
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THE FELLA

WHO makes slurring remarks
about an elderly person,
WHO sicks dogs on each other so
that he can watch a fight,
WHO is always playing jokes that
may cause injury,
Has got screw loose somewhere.
Amsterdam stands on 100 islands
connected by. 800 bridges.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-13

Whom you kidnapped" burst out
Maurice, fiercely.
Perhaps. She don't regret it.
Read the letter and see," and he low
cred a hand and took an envelope
from his breast
Maurice perused it. The signature
was Winnie Dale. 1t simply asked
him to come with the bearer of the
missive
81 will go with you," said Maurice,
but distrustfully. eff you are leading
me into a trap l will shoot"
''You won't shoot-you'n be glad,
declared Burt, still smiling.
1t was dusk when he led Maurice
up to a rambling lighted structure in
the midst of dense wood. The as
tonished Maurice saw within room
Winnie Dale, graceful, sprightly and
happy faced as ever, teaching a girl
companion dancing step.
you see, we Burts are pretty
closely watched and father is still
awe ana IN nlulnS, explained young
Burt. HE is going to Alaska and
Sis and l to some high-toned rela-
tives in the East. l stole your girl to
teach Sis how to play the lady-see?
AS soon as Miss Dale found that out
she was willing to stay. She sent
that note to you, but you had left
Sierra"
Precious note-it proved that Vim
ME had a certain interest in him,
how deep, Maurice soon knew.
And when the explanations had
been made the happy lovers knew
that for teaching Sis to be a lady
enough to clear the Triumph mine of
all debt was to be the reward.
THE FELLA
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-13

Every year evening gowns seem to
grow more gorgeous in design and
material The accompanying model
is an excellent example of the fact
This gorgeous costume was designed
in Vienna 1t is made of very fine
silk crepe. The corsage and tunic is
chiffon, heavily embroidered with
beads.
The Brinkley argus., 1914-10-02
The first entertainment of the

The first entertainment of the Lyceum Course of entertain ments was on Thursday night of last week when Hon. Granville Jones gave a most enjoyable and helpful lecture. Mir. Jones spent Sunday in Brinkley and on that night at the Baptist church de- livered his latest lecture The Effect of the Worlds Greatest War on the Christian Religion. 7 This lecture was a masterful one and is pronounced by all who heard it to be the finest ever heard in Brinkley.
 Tell 'em you saw It In the Argue The latest arrival on the stork special is w. H. Laney, Jr., who came to bless the home of Hon. and Mrs. w. H. Laney. at Keevil, on Sept. 21st, Dr. T. J. Stout attending physician.
 Roy McCreight has returned from a visit in Little Rock and is working under Supt. Jerry Neff in the reconstruction of the lighting system.
The Brinkley argus., 1914-10-02

feed needed for a work mule or horse on the farm, for sixty days. It will take 25 to 50 bu. of corn to feed an animal for the same length of time. Corn IS now 90 cents a bushel, in some of the corn states. and the crop is generally short throughout the U. s. It will probably cost the Arkansas farmer next sum- mer $1.2 a bushel, or more, so that each acre of oats which he raises to feed his team will save him from buying from $25.W to S35. .OO worth of corn. Seed for the oats will cost about $l.5O an acre and the labor to put them in. Will it not be better for the bankers and merchants of the state to furnish this $l.50 per acre for oats this fall, than to furnish the $25 % or $35. % that he will have to pay for the corn if he does not SOW the oats?
 Arkansas farmers use from one half to three quarters of a million dollars worth of fertilizer each year. Potash is one of the costly materials in fertilizers, and every pound of potash has to come from Germany. The war has closed the potash mines and it is likely to be worth $l0O. %, or more, per ton m the
 spring. Dwarf Essex rape sown
 on clay land is able to extract
 the potash from the clay. There are enormous quantities of pot | ash in all clay soils, but the or dinary plant cannot extract it from them. Arkansas farmers
The Brinkley argus., 1914-10-02
LETTER FROM NEW YORK
Ex-Brinkley Man Writes of a Visit to the York
 State

Lexington, N.C., Sept. 28, 1914 Editor Argus:
 Chautauqua, N. Y. is a Metho- dist Assembly, organized by Bishop Vincent some years ago, primarily to provide a place for the assembling of Sunday School workers to study methods. But as most every one knows it has grown into a religious and liter ary center, where people by the thousands go each summer. to enjoy during their vacations the best in music and art and litera- ture. From all sections of the country they come.
 The season was over when l reached there. the occasion of my visit being the annual meet ing of the International Lyceum Association which followed the regular meeting of Chautauqua. Those interested in the Lyceum, and Chautauqua movement meet annually to study methods for advancing the work, and to pro- mote good fellowship among the workers. The convention this year was not so largely attended as usual, but a splendid session was held and a royal good time socially was. experienced. And Arkansas people will be delight ed to know that one of the most popular members of the Associa- tion, socially and in the efficien- 'cy of her work, is Miss Hettie Jane Dunaway, of Conway. l understand that Miss Dunaway expects to appear in Brinkley this autumn, and want to urge everyone to hear her. There is no more popular reader appear ing in the South than ''Hettie Jane," as we all familiarly speak of her.
 Cordially Yours. Solon H. Bryan.
The Brinkley argus., 1914-10-02
Ourselves And Our
 Teams"

(By H. M. Cottrell, Agrlcul- tural Commissioner of k o c K Island Railway.)
 This should be Arkansas plan for 1915. Each year Arkansas sends out practically all the money which the cotton brings, for food stuff for her people and feed for her livestock.
 Winter oats sown Immediately will be ready to cut next May. This crop is adapted to all the cotton districts of Arkansas. It does not do well in the North western part of the state. The farmer can feed them in the sheaf to his work teams and save the expense of threshlng. An acre of oats sowed with good seed will furnish the grain and