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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-19

Stor" Ionrpfer uCpmpic" Iid1 IN
Ger 9tGbe bcfun0 lmO nod rebt3citig
cincm orobtIoicn $5ilierlf na63t=
tonlncn Ocrmodtc. Die Olympic"
3oQ 0en Hieien nod Dem naben &ufcn
@onQb SmilIn, bod Dor Der Gininbrt
pcrIonf Die n2Iuonciou5" in ielhtem
@Qiicr. &on Der @enonnlmg mur-
Den t47 berbriiht, orei leben5Qefdbr-
lid; 0enn 0ie 9eilel boriten menigc
2lugenbIide, nohOem Die Dtint be-
riibrt mor0en mar, lrn0 oa5 8oiIer
oronQ I'M 9tu in 0en &eiIelraum.
IS miro ge1neI0et, Die ,Qlubaciou5"
6ube einen oelttIGen Otinenleger an
ser &iiite geii6ert lrn0 geirnten unO
ioounn 0robtlos iGmtIihe S6iffe in
ser @egenb geiparnt, iib an ben Srt
ser 8efobr 5u begeben; ooh nur noe.
nige N}inuten oarauf geriet er ielber
uuf cine Wtne. Die Olympic" NOR
baIo 5ur SteQe unb 1dleppte ben
DreoOnouebt Oem SafeH 81, inoeIien
obne Gr1olg.
2lls Die yOIpnpic" am God onIeg.
te, nuBten Die Boiia6ere rnter @io
ooS 8eriprehen geben, nifts iiber ben
r6aa" auS8uploubern. SSSn 2on6on
tpuBten inoeiien einiee @in9eneihte
bereit3 ieit elmer @ohe, mas Der .Aus
oacious" 5ugeitoben mar.
4apitdn 9abbop BON Der "SlDm1'
pic" Ieste iofort ole Boiiagiere big
auf tpenige an 2a,lo, I'M iih alsoanu
ans Retturgsperf gu nladen. Ger
befhooigte Riefenooutpfer neigte be.
reits Itorf noh porniiber. Cir 0rabt.
fnbeI tpurbe lhIeunigit an goro ge.
iporfen, bod fteIlte es fid bcIo beraus,
boB aIle genriibungen oas Rrie9s-
fdiff in fiberen 8afen 5ii sieben, ber.
geblih Doren. MittIeripeile tporen
ouh Der are,,5er n2iperpool" uno et-
lihe enbere sur SiiIfe genabt. Spdt
am Rahnittae CAB man ir,oeifen bic
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-19

&crIuhc ouf Die v2luooCiu5" birnuegs
5uIdlcppen. Die N}onnid]often mur.
0en bon 8or0 Qenoulmen run0 in 81.
6erbeit qebrof)t. I'm ctiUa 8 llbr ers
folqte cine beftiqc @rploton; cine
Run3erplatte Dur0c 5crtriin1nlert unO
ein Stild 0erIelben trGf Die o2ibers
pool, unO 3mur bilBte eth Mum DER
lelben bierbei iein &oben eir, beiOe
9eine murOen ibm rortgeriiien. Die
r9lu0ociou5" befan0 iid ettpa % 0teis
len bon Der &iilte entfernt, oils Die
Olympic" iie iihtete. 0ie m1eri.
faniihe 8unoeSregIerlng NOR nmtli6
ieit 3lpei @ohen bon Der 3erit0rung
0eS britii6en 6iirhtenidts 9luoucious
Ietten5 elmer Mine on Der triiden
aiiIte unterrihtet, belt eber ouf Ser,
Iangen Der britil6en Regierung Die
Wtel0ung gebeint.
Serner fonrnt iiber 8enf Die Ro6.
rtdt oaB orei brttiife 8riegSibtfie,
Der areu5er Brilliant. Der Gorpe0o.
booti6ger Saloon un0 Die ariegsiha.
luppe 8inaloo on Der belGiIhen aiiite
BON 0eutIheh 5altbibeu altBer 8efebt
geiebt ipuroen.
Die 9eoertung beg 8erIuIte8 lit
mad Dem militdriihen WaBltab oaein
gar niht 5u meiIen. Ter 1tntergonq
oes nGubocious~ tit ein StoB qegen
oas 8er8 gneIanos. llno bie 4ata-
itropbe miro iih tpieoerbolen.
l1nb imn1er mebr 3iebt fth Die
Sdlinee nm gnsIonb suiammen.
Won pirb Der 8abrbeit nabe fon1.
men, ipenn man onnirlnlt, ooB Der
ereiie 82idbrige 2orb Robertg, an
Dem Die inbiihen 9rlppen bingen,
nidt ous reiner Reuaieroe nod
;Sronfreid, aine, Inn Die in Der 8ir.
terfdIte iiher untoualid,en inbiihen
9ruppen su errnutipen unb bielleihi
bonn Wei,tern suriid5uhalten. uno
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-19

Der tntot8e &ungenent3lin0unq cinQes
trctene Io0 0eS oIten tapferen &ou0c-
gems &or0 Ro6ert5, Oenl Der 0cutidlc
StolIer 1eincr3eit iogar Den Shmor3en
2l0leror0en 0erlleh, Der 1ein babies
&eben IN H5n0ien, in 2IfgbduiItan, in
Ggppten ltno i'm 0urenfriea foht,
mor Elm Deiterer Sdluq fir Gn0lun0,
oe'ien Farlament Ioeben cine meitcrc
Sriegsanleibe non $1125,OO0,OO0 be,
milligte, Inn Die ettpa 8 bis 6 WiQios
nen t0glih betragenoen &rieg5foiten
81 beItreiten.
&on Der neuen 2(nleibe ioQ 8elQien
$5O,OOO,0O0 3tnienfrei erbuIteu unO
olt6 Serbien % finan5ieQ unter1tiibt
meroen. Iuh ioq Die aus onoertbalb
Utilltonen beitebenoe britiIhe Qrmee
Inn cine tpeitere MiaionSoI6uten Der.
mebrt tperoen, notabene, tpenn Gng.
lamb tie ollftreiben fann.
QoB Die Refrutirung in Srlono nid)t
erfolgreih lit, benefit i6on Der un-
ltdno, oaB Soro atthener gegen irs
ldnoiIde 3ettungen borgsben pt(,
melde Die eSrIdnoer Dor Dem Gintritt
inS Seer tpornen.
2uit but not leoit lit Der .beilige
arieg" fein Ieeres 8elprGh mebr,
ionbern 8otiode 9eporoen. Der Sui.
tan Der Fiirfei bat cine 8roflomation
an bic armee l,no bic sSlotte erIaHen,
morin er @roBbrttannien, ssrai1freih
uno 8uBIa1b beihusoigt, ben arieg
aegen Die 9iirfei angeitiftet au baben.
st fiigt elmer ern1obr1ng Der Solbo-
ten uno Seele1tte aur Eapferfeit Die
@orte bi1,5u, rlidt allein bas Shid.
iaI Der aiirfei, Ionoen Die 9ufinft bon
800 WiIlionen gldubiger SsIan,iten
bdnge BON ibrem Siege ob.
Der ahe6ipe bon Ggppten, benz
gnglanb bic Riiffebr nod ggppten
unterfaete. bat fid an Die tiirfiIrhe
front beaeben, Inn Die Operotionen
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-19
Nu0cu 3uriif9ci0(ogcu~
2augiarer 6ortdr Der 0eut oer aie tn 5rontred
lleberau 9dbrt e5 9e0en GnganO. Siege Der Itrten
Die Serben 9eldlagen.
$2,25O Wtuioaen en9lii6e 3rteg5toiten,
s., ,25O, 100000 enaliIde arieosfOiten per 2o6r.

EN- @igSff per
OrO Der
31s fn3bn 1. 1925
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Ontn 81
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t @ ] n d ] % mute" S@ s S Sc f $ se" s S m & bag s ] % ] boz
Srres % %O"da Der &Ghm t"sm 2edh %adsn ] $1,000 Csn4"f
Sn @5tn S "rp baSe stn m maSac efa Se M elm turn 6crme
6ortt
Sc e'anqn.
o
ent $4,000 2mf O 100
a II an
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90" Fr"' "O"f" "5 aSr 70 % m''s nnS rf % gG%mfS
Berlin H. ger 2Ho eOO4 Sontnor rhn "fe fdt S9he
oS @ Gn % Ss % @ g 'G % T4 5 ' 3 Der ss"Ss 5 Sn""a ssnt
son 9Ss @ @ % sHae NIT gdoennu nor
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iGd
9o Zoo
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2etnO bat mic 6I@no@ @% h mraT 6oeoe &inm
6@ clo
GcnfdS
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-19

gegen Die 9riten in Goppten 5u leiten.
aud III Beriien rlin,ort es geipaItig,
uno in arabien, in Der Ndbe oes Gin.
gangs 5iir Roten Weer reip. bcs
Suea aanals, baben 9ebuinenfiibre-
einen slufruf erIaiien, oas britiihe
Sod ab3ulhiitteIn.
llnb Die 8uren in Siib afrifa ner-
ben iiderlib auh ibr 9eiI oosu BEL.
t,agen, oaB England ben Sturm ern.
tef. ben es in frepIer 8ier entfohte.
Meh Dir. fhnooes MIbion!
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-19

Doh suriif sur arResIogel
8abrerb ouf bem 6ftliHen Rriegs@
fbalpIas bic ruIiifde e5npofion. bant
Der Observation-Disclosures Waffenfie.
ge. fir Ianee 3eit oeben,rtt erIdeint.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-19

1udhr2u0 olc Cijrfcn oic 2'rjtru in
| C9Uptcn lmO Die 9htiicu i'm &mJtoIua
-- oIfi3icl - Ocr0mlCn bubcn, 0rnu-
gen Die Ccutihcn nit 30bcr Morr-
n0fiQtcit al ocr bcIQlid5-frol130iiIchrn
Militc lm0 IN Den 2lrgomcn Dor -
trob Der 9e9entciIi9cn 8erihtc BON
YonOon - Noris - @ctrogroo.
CcltihIon0 ihcrnt ocn Elm cinc2
Gufo09 in england nidt mtf8c0cbcn
SIT bobcn, trob Der fat lnilbcrpinO-
Iih erI0cinen0en Sd)nicriqfeitcn.
QcttIhlonoa Siege in 0en @iiftelL 3lt
28olIer uuO gu 2onoe, 0elttihcr Qu-
trioti9mu3 lu1O groBorti0c Gpfcrireu-
Oj9tclt, Ccutihlon05 fclIcnfeltc llc-
bcr5cl9lm8 auf enOlicben Sie8, tr0B
elmer GcIt bon GellfCln, IcutIdlQuO5
GoQfcrfeit, EoOc9mlt lrn0 Oo8 &C.
muBtieiL einen 9crchtcu &ricQ 3D
foupfen fir @eim unO 6omjIie, iiir
l&cib lmo &ulO, merOCn uu6 ijhCrlJt1
cjucu 9Iu2peQ fin0en, I'm 0crcdtc
9}obe an Gn9lon0 oua5ujlbcu.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-11-19

Merchants who do not
advertise in a German pa
pei, do not deserve the
German trade.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-20
Maui No Ka Oh
BY ED TowsE

Maui overy-d day Honolulu
ig and bully in different You don realize the
u import and real strength of the saying that God made the
and made the city until glimpse such place lies
lao Valley Haeakala This location with
the They full stature, healthy laughing
ya nnselfsh friendly OF there nothing Oahu like
ahana the banking facilities the placing Of churches and
ubc buildings the railway service to the schools
tt in expression of the civic philanhropc spirit that
tau leads In such remarkable Who started af don't
but the creative genius and the broad glowing hopeful vision
the late Henry Baldwin responsible for OF tho building
There anywhere with the
Of ntcracing old spckesve around Punen
ote the model detention u s.
The hospitals Puunne Paa worthy the
btory Of Hawaii After seeing these magnificent institutions who
that the plantation employer does for the welfare
his peopei But ahead Of these the day and the
aks with fountains and tatuay Fairgrounds every
bout the large estate,
such those at Paa Pun
At the latter place swimming pool equal TO San
francisco. The bowling alleys there are perfect
central point q baseball
elds and polo grounds in couple throe places.
Everything that the best thought could possibly for the
provided with lavish hand.
AT the Paia church. where memorial windows worthy
onan four Of the Central Union parish house. An this is inn
tense and impressive Still there is much That for
ence Why they actually had to send Honolulu for
first They don't have the their babies day
prey Not at all The plantation collects the little in the
ken Paa hospital It's something Queens
Ospta at Honolulu denied Another glory Of Maui the
oned plantation abOrer artisan every nationality Truly
nng OF life made happy for the faithful who have borne tho
lrden of the heat Of the day. 4s 4rtst n
The people uncompanng nothing
au In bad Even the Haiku road is either incident
the rainy object lesson in traffic economies To the
ople Of Maui everything getting better including
er nophGo and preachers Tho big man OF the island
I'd he is big manpresidcd at the Civic Convention with
bty attitude simply that he was lust
Of them Very human and excellent mixers the
8 e elcrpymen active in NIL public affairs t.t.
In short in fine Maui has an atmosphere It's good to there
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-20

Did you notice how the ownership Of anvhn changes
TINS war when there's nnyhin phoney about t asked High
tTfvate he leaned
" When II " passin the got artists who
can do stunts that would
don make much difference how the thing works long
What I'm crabbin about here order forbddin, the
wearin of aiornade khaki clothes
down in Washington this here civilian clothes proposition
e to get busy now an insist on US wearn the regular issue
There anythn worse than fellow doed up In
the ssre stuff specially when don happen ft him anywhere
which 1t frequently don't II IL did, why do suppose
fellows would be ayin out their money
stun just as they get TO realize how bad they look In their
hand-mcdown ~ s +
Coin to ALL
Of ownership passn' the buck That's
know here slipped the tailor alongside
teen couple Of bum checks Forged em think Anyhow
In Jail where he belongs, but that amt Of t.
When this slips the Jap couple Of checks
change forgery n
down to department headquarte You know
for. ,ta.s.8t. - 80 s11
Anyhow department headquarters charges back an
inqu what dom with tailor shop there anyhow
maxim khaki clothes these
graph in the uniform regulations prescribn straight
at all times. ItrfE t.s No..
Now paragraph there all the time but no
suits by the Dozen An there the
man Of pan bum checks their tailor for omehn he
say that didn't stick them for minute Back goes the an
sweu Not they said We amt got any tailor maxim con
trnband khaki clothes We approve Of
Jap must have slipped in here time durn' the night
checks for his worl discount for him. but
courage any OF this tailor-made business, oh mo-
Department headquarters looks this an 'well
then the Jap must be doip little discount business Of his
Maybe he ain maxim suits ALL Oh tailor
the exchange we FIX him good an plenty We lust dis
count suit checks for him, that's what we II do
simply got to refrain from buyn' and wearin aomade
bccausc II aim right, sect" $500 54t ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-20
FREE SUGAR AND FREE POVERTY

The consider the outlined in that amazing pro
ducon the Democratic territorial platform the wonderful
seems Hawaii what is because Of the business Of
people, told TO ook pleasant while
Reciprocity and then through Annexation and wise tn
opportunity and seized ii. A
Who're the blamef .5t yt.s Ea& ,3-
difference between the development of the magnfcen
industry of Hawaii and the building Of great city m
Chicago Opportunity there Men took it.
achieved Opportunity
by But every who continued to live in Hawaii
Chicago received his share in the benefits Of his neighbours umh
Success contagious than failure because il is the
towards which strives When fail
those who coming after discount the of failure
again. ,l..I. -. ..<'.,.i '.e st" $40
The prosperity of Hawaii has mainly from Tha
of Chicago from trade and transportation have yet to hear of
political Chicago that bases its plea for the of tn
voters the. that Chicago ought
that there would in tourists and that therefore tn
railroads should be requested to take their anloads of
where else. -
IL there land where the interest Of all tn
people working purpose the protection
preservation Of their main industry that land is Hawaii Their
plenty of other industries They
beevabe extent by the industry Yet considerable pro
portion of the population miss chance knock
the who produce it, Something else other industry
knows just what would be much ncerbut kill the
industry first they I'D. ID. p.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-20
NO MORE srAr1srIcs WANTED

One of the amusing where efficiency
has saved his job under the board Of has just
attitude of the board in such matters the position
which the city engineer whose hobby moasses roads
finds himself. .sf.t ssrE I'd. 81. MI. =,
fortnight ago board decided it must fire all the
Republicans holding office under it, This be done
argued their City
called into conference told Frank Hurley the quarry
to be let outfor political reasons - sg
The was facer TO Wall He had just eoncocted
figures that crushed being the
less than heretofore To fire Hurley who is in charge of
the would be embarrassing in the face Of these figures
supervisors TO inform him that Hurley the only
Republican for whom the awaited Several others named
Finally Wall broke in:
cant fire Hurley The figures show efficient
mani The will jump us.''
This time it the supervisors who got the facerl
They hadn Z thought Of those figures.
The force of Wallis point struck them they fred Hurley II
would be of politics and politics operating the sae
Zee of efficiency and economy ttA t,t '...s ~
80 Hurley still working quarry Wall
auioned to think twice before he fixes any statistics
-'g,4s',: i" ~ .
THE DOWN TRoDDEN DEMAaoaUE "Im"#& #sE.
There individuals commonwealth
Pinned
with those gerng geneies of speech with which the political
demaRogue always armed they about the
the tyannca mionares The invaluable for this
depressing of affairs is always Vote for
your fepresentative--vote for MEL" AF F3% "..5#
There thing in this world easier than
advice that is destructive criticism
ubiquitous Sugar Industry is blamed
fifty of all human Ills and imaginary, that
future period exist in Hawaii To hear these dema
eogc stump orators The Paners devils more ruthless Of
Down with the Planters Kick thAn q
they belong. tYote for ME-" al do it'i "
But TO what all this venomf EiehvRve cent Of
al the wealth of Hawaii has been built of the indus
poset I.t ta @1'afHs,&s s..a1s".
Suppose these antagonists of Legitimate Industry succeed what
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-20
yeay rooaisn,r4 Il.
sse pveLyy4reeJ

they give 10 replace industry
Business where it wanted where
political restriction is placed against It, What splendid
TO hold forth manufacturers instance would th
Come bring your factories capital This land
filed with laborers have nothing to Labor cheap
Hawaii Come people starving. They win work for
anc Bring factories but please hurry because need
work. ~ nsa, a.Tf 8 81
ampfcation this splendid argument demagogucs
uthfuly say 'WG industry that
hundred people, but
wo kicked it out Come and help USi ~ ~ ..& al
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-20

j. T. MecRoSS0N.-I week lanai Inspecting II
ranch The lee side of the island gener than it has been 70
years The finest Pill pastures the Territory extend in
broad belt the whole length of the island from $50 feet
level to The
two miles wide Up in the shallow that occupies
ter Of Lanai good hundred powed
planted IN Rhodes and nsPann u formerly took twcnt
OF the Wild pasture land TO hloek The paspau
pastures fifty hoad OF stock
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-20
THE owNERsH1p OF BRAINS

often the is OF man. has brains
when matter Of fact so has the the and the yellow
possession of full
sarify
possess copy dictionary although
all the words in the language be unable
igently. q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-20

in country doing in this Of love t
Just think what brave sight the ship will
gift 70 Euope Can't you picture IL laden with the thousands
thousands children viii
be occred and manned by the fathers Of little boys and girls who
will take every that it safely tho
sunk In the want Of fl t&@ps & ttft
Everybody who win know what y; for Il win ny
One viii be your Gag Gag you love beautiful stars and
Stripes tT3
The other too VIII be your flag II win be white aag On
Its surface will be single golden the Of
The that flag viii be the single word Inamueh. Ask
father mother read the in the Bb with which that
word begins
TO THE oRowN.UPs
PARENTS-IIelp children
poance The joy Of giving the desabiy Of sefdenial
sympathy the horrors bcsedness
This is worldwide that win boar fruit
possibly soon, but ultimately assnredly.
TO SCHOOL TEACH ERS-In all your find
moro vital 0picf Teach it,
TO galore. Preach this idea -
for your Master is the Prince Of Peace.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-20
LAST words OF AN ORATOR

The public schools of Hawaii ending Joy
and gladness There probably unintenona jokes
aed in the Of education in these here than anywhere
in the universe The latest good High
School boy to the teacher that he repeat webster last
This particular he forgotten
exactly what they except that they all with
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-06-05

One of Berryyille's greatest needs in the way of keeping up with it's rapid improvements is the matter of having an official survey and plat made of the city. Our land descriptions are very indefinite and it is only matter of a short time till the many compli- cations will bring about much litigation. The increased land values make it inn perative that this important matter be looked after. We hope our city dads will give this question due consider ation. .-Berryville Star.
 The same is true of Green Forest only more so Under existing conditions there is that much of the land in Green Forest cannot be definitely located. Nearly all the Harbert addition, all the lots off the Chancey place and in fact every other part of the town, where the property is described by metes and bounds is in mess that only a new survey and decree of the court can straighten out. No buy9 of intelli- gence is in the maret suits,
 ance the titles fc valuable v
 'estlned to tlek many sales
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-06-05
Confirmation Notice.

In the Carroll County, Arkansas, Chancery
 Court, Eastern District.
 JAMES H. BUELL. Ex Parte.
 Notice is hereby given that l, James H. Buell. the undersigned will at the next term of the Chancery Court for the Eastern District of Carroll County Arkansas, which will be held at the court house in Berryville, Ark, on the P day of July 1914, present my petition to said court, asking and praying said d court M tt to owing described lot and parcel of land located and situate in the INCORPORATED TOWN of GREEN FOREST, to wit: Lot number Three, Block Number Eleven, of Blasingame's First Addition to the Incorporated Town of Green Forest. Carroll County, Arkansas.
 I claim title to said lot and parcel of ground, above described, by virtue of a deed of con- veyance from Lafayette L. Coffman, COmmis- sioner of State Lands, issued under his hand and seal ofoffice, by which he conveyed said lot and parcel of land to me, together with all in- terest of the State of Arkansas which deed bears date October 2s 1908.
 Said lot or parcel of land was forfeited to the State of Arkansas for the non-payment of taxes for the year 1902 and was so held by the State of Arkansas until purchased the same as above specified on October 28. 1905, by deed of conveyance which said deed is recorded at Berryvilie in tho Recorders office in Record Book of Deeds "W' at page 542, and was so recorded on the 18th day of January 1909; that said sale was made by and under the authority of the laws of the State of Arkansas.
 Now, therefore all persons who can set up any right to the lot or parcel of land so pur- chased by me, in consequence of any infor- mality or irregularity in uch sale are hereby warned to show cause at the next term of the ChaRcery Court, for the Eastern District of Carroll County, Arkansas, which will be held on the P day of July 1914, why said sale should not be confirmed and my title quieted in and to said lot.
 Dated this 27th day of April, 1914.
 JAMES H. BUELL..
 A. L. Kinney, Solicitor for Petitioner.
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-06-05
REPLIES FROM osAGe.

c. L. Scott visited at Alpena Sun day.
 Otis Trimble has been employed to teach at Carrollton.
 T. D. Reagan was business visitor at Green Forest Saturday.
 Our farmers are having tough time fighting Gen. Green.
 Grady Reagan has five months term of school at Pleasant Grove
 Mrs. Harve Bishop, who has been i'll the past week, is reported better.
 Aunt Bockie Poynor has returned from visit with Berryville relatives.
 Several of our people attended the blow out at Green Forest Wednesday night.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Bell is very low, not much hopes are entertained for her recovery.
 Payne McCracken of Kingston visited his brother, John McCracken, here Fri day and Saturday.
 The Decoration at Rock School House Saturday was success. There was a large crowd and plenty to eat.
 Miss Bonnie Kenner arrived Sunday from Porter, Okia., where she has a position in the telephone exchange.
 Children's day will be observed here next Sunday with appropriate ex- ercises. Everybody is invited to at- tend.