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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09

uno flint paren feline 9enoHen am
Werfe, einige ouf benz 8erbed bereits
liegenbe Steusrporri9tungen binten
am Sed iiber Der 5liigeli4roube uno
an ben Seiten. ia ielbit BORN iiber bem
fharftantigen Bug aus8ulegsn.
llnb tpie ieltfoml Der &iel bes
Sdiffes bdrg offenbar 5lpet nit bem
inneren Wed)nnismus in @erbiroung
itebenoe 4usipcruneen, aus benen bic
unteren SGlftsn 5ipeier itarter pneu=
motitrGber nit bliBenoer Metan0itterz
pon0erung berabbiugen. Das To9r=
3eug mar olIo, ipie es ieiner gdn3en
9ouart nod ben 9tnT9ein bate, ni6t
uur beitimmt, bic 2iifte gu bur6treus
gen, Ionbern iollte fi9 offenbur i'm
Notfalle oub ouf benz MuHer unb
ebenfo auf Der QanbitroBs befpGbren.
DAB bic beioen aus Dem &iel nieoer=
bdnsenbsn gdber, ipie BEL einem Tabrs
rao, 6intereinanber in elmer 5lunilinie
iianbsn, fir ibre 8abn olTo nur cine
bnnppreite SSldd]e bea1iprubte1, lteB
barouf I6lieBcn, boB bas sobr8eug
aud nit einem StobilitGtstreiIel Ders
ieben fein muBte, oenu tpie tonnte es
ii9 Ionit BEL elmer Jobrt auf Der grbe
olfrsHt erbaIten9
MoieifdiiT6 srbob fi6 oos 2uftT8ifF
eon3 langIam bis CUR SDbe bon etfpa
fiinf3iq Mletern, cine Gntfernung, in
tpel6er Der anboften6e RuB, SdmuB
unb ollie lln5ulGngli6teiten i'm Guberen
gilbs benz Qluse entfdnanbeu, 70 boB
es ieBt in Ieiner bon allen 6ereebrdds
ten i!art obipsi9enben 5orm einen
pirtli1 iiberroInenoen, pra9tDollen
unb impoIanten 2lnblid oarbot
2outlos unb unbeipeglidb bIieb es in
risier STbe i9pebsn.
synSniI9eu tporen bic @enoKen &i=
DoIo6os nit ibren Qlrbeiten fertig gez
tporoen, bic Steuer ale ausgelegt, ia,
ouf ciuem biiuneu Maite, Der am 9sd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09

babel, es iino bod ertaunli6e 0Ienz
f9enl Das babsn uniere gliiaten" II
Der GnglGnber tpsnoste iib p0unib gu,
Der nit tpeit ausgerifenen 9lueen unb
nit allen 3eiden b09iter 0erbliiffung
eaitonb II ,Ii6erli9 ipdbrenb unIerer
9lbpeienbeit fertig eebra9t, als mir in
ben lebtsn Mo9en binter ben @emien
ber tuoren!"
p0uniB rbuBte feline @ripioerung.
Gr iturrfe nur no6 pie DOr bos @e=
bduoe NIT eroBen runOen Augen an,
beTTen WeQblefbd9 1th in BET Wlitte in
5ipei 6Glften geteilt botte. &ririGenb
unb d93enb fellten ii6 bic beioen
Seile fat oufre9t, 70 onB lie nit i1ren
in3piG9en iibtbor eetporbenen Stiits
5en ols cine 5rrtfebung Der 2dngss
lDGnoe eelten tonnten unb bic 9alle
nod oben jebt oolitGnoig often lag.
llnb, @unber, ipas mar base
Gin metoIlenes auftidiff. on5uisben
ipie Elm fart aetieltes WlotorboDt gr1bs
ter Qlrt, in Ieinen QtuBenteilen ober err
Ti6tlib nod rob un6 unfertig, i4pebte
Iautlos aus bcr Sole. Den Ssitens
teileu oes S6iffes feDlts nod iceli8er
QlnIiri1; i'm @egenteil, iie iparen
ibmubie unb I9mierig, ia iogar tell
nsifs bon elmer itarien, r0ili9 leud=
tsnbsn OrpbiHidt iibsr5Ogen.
en- Der w1iits oiefes 6obr5susss, ouf
bem aIaiten @eroed, itaho barbGuptig,
ober aufre4t unb onIdeinenO ieelen-
rlbig, Rita ai1olaoa, Oos @eiift GEE
I9pdr8t unb berrubt ben Sbert0rper
umbullt nit elmer slatt anliegerben,
perI9miertcn bluuen 4rbeitsblilIc.
Geine rebtc 6cno rubte ouf sinem
meIiingsnsu 6stslgriffe, beren mebrere
aus elmer turlnariigen, 6alb mannsbos
ben Grb0bung in Der Wlitte bes Ser
6edes berDorroeten.
Sin tur5es aOmmanOO aippiooas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09

fiir OuS N}orblano @e6GuOe nab
reno ser @andma-9(tsiteaung geIegt-
@cgen ciueS GoOeSiaQeS in i6rer
6omilic 6at 6rou Sones 9. SgIe-
bart, sic Gegentin ors n6ruucisScott
Sen aopitels ser S0dter Der Slime
rifonii6en 9ieboiution,@ reiignirt tnO
Bat iiG bon allen Gomite'l Der Ster-
nen6onncr-6eier 5uriid9e5ogen.
Sic .M3oOe in 9altimore-49 49lusltel-
lung, lbclGe in Sen beiOeu lebtenSep-
tcm6crmo6en in Ser Solle Oes g. &e-
aineutcS a6ge6olten wcrOcn iou, bat
sic @ei9Gitslerite ser StdOt aitigc-
iorOert, iid rege ooron 5u bet3eili-
gen.
Ser Ocn1ofrotii6e Glib Ser 81.
@arO, ipelder 3S5 @litglieOer 5d6lt,
bat ouf ieinem Soitptqilartier, Ger
sos, Columbia 9Ioenie, eiit groBes
Banner auige5ogen,
Sir einen Eclep6on Nlonn in
ser 6lotten 9lfaoemie finOet am %.
Syuli i'm &oitont 81 9lmapolis cine
GipilOienit Yriiiung itatt 9lppli-
roatcu niiiien giirger icin imo OaS
80. 2ebenSio6r nitbt ii6eri6rittcn uuO
Grfo6rlng 5a6en.
0loior s. @. &angborn Der Spe-
5iol-Gertreter ser Baltimore uno
Ohio 9o6n", welder ieit nc6reren
N2onoten idDiper crfrouft i'm r@lercD
Soipitol" lag, lit nud einem Gee
bdoeorte an Der aiiite 9}elp SerieD'S
gereiit, I'M iid sort weiter 5r er9o-
len
Gos oroBc 9re6sfeIt oeS Oenofro-
tiiden Gibbs ser oritten @arO, in
i1cideft ,ot. ggin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rolle Ipielt, miro am Sonntag, Oen
2. g(uguit auf Ser Monumentol
Shore am Bear Greet gebolten per-
ben
gaHe iRr's 9lnslamo beorat 6. Blaine, 413
SitsSaltimure'StrnRe, naue 0num 3onle S1pe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
Sm Subianapolis.


ianapolls % o o o 0 %
QonIs. =. 2 D D o / o 1 o %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09

gSerropins" ipiclteu 8pei Spiele in
8rooflpn. llngefdbr 1000
3uihmuer nnpeieno. Die
Orioles perloren bier Oas Spiel
nit Dem Stub bon glewarf. II
@2ebrere SpieIer Der Orioles
berfouft.
0ie uSerropins~ botten geitern in
@rooflpn fein Slid rno DerIoren
beiOe Spiele an oen oortieen Club,
uno 6lpor 6os erite Spiel nit 6 &C.
gen A 9iuns uno oas apeite SpieI
nit A gegen 3 9funS. Qos critic Spiel
mar Elm annpf Der 8itber, nobel bic
8roofIpner in Der 5. Snning Den
9Sitcbcr Sulitb nentoedten4 inO bier
&lms madten. Sm 5lpeiten SpieIe
foitete Elm Srrtbum oes Spielers
2oolon oen 9oltimorern oen Sieg
oes Cages. 5olgenoes lit Der gIn-
tGeil, 0en Ole ein5elnen Spieler an
sen beiOen Spielen botten:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
Simmer GcreinIpasicrt!

9lngcIodt Ourd 0ie @erbaftung iei-
mes onge6libeu Goinplicen begab ii6
geitern Ser 10 Sabre alte 9}eger @r-
nett @lit6eQ BON glr. S03, &aborg-
StraBe, in Ole ueItlide &oli5eiitation
uno wuroe prompt bon Gopitdn Sole
ber6oitet. @r lit 6ei6uloigt bei ei-
nem @in6rude in sic D9ltlontic anO
&ocific Sea Gompano,~ g}r. 6t5,
%tIt. 9eritt6tonsStrdBt, 6tt6diIiGt ge-
meien 5ii iein. Sein ange6lider Com;
plice bierbei lit Der 1S.idbrige SOM
5ep S6onpion bon 9tr. 653, @ine.
Strobe 9eiOe purOen bon 9ii6ter
Sapler geitern g}a6mittag oen @e-
i6morenen ii6eripieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
einu6 6cT n9lmcrlcnn aea0nc".
Seirat6s-eiccn3em.

9enior1in $. Gonn1oDer, 26, lmO
6ronces s. Summer, %; 8cioe bon
@ine @rooe, @a.
9cuianlin 0oois, 81, uno @eiiie
9lgronopib 10.
Carlton S. gRoDfieIo, 81, Gris.
fieIo, @lo., rmo 9uma Sbn1iot IS,
Baltimore.
GOmorO s. got6on %, @aIti-
more, lnO Soiepbine Sanders, %,
@eItport, NlO.
6reOerid 6eIomeper, "a, lno 9futb
6. GriltAleD, 81; @eiOc BON 9lnno-
polls, @1O.
Sorrp 81. 9}nui6, 81, unO 9fltb
6. @e6rIing, 81.
@robcr Sharp, %, lm0 @}op 81.
@omen, 1S.
Sberpooo 9. 9fobertS, %, g8oib-
ineton Q. g., un0 G6ispo ., 0e-
poB, %, gei6ic6eI @3enlpbis, Gem.
llpi9er 6. Goinier, 90, uuo @orp
6. 2eipis, 10; 9eioe bon 8lofes, Ga.
George 81. SDfes, %, un0 &bereia
6. W}orlof, Is.
SorrD 8. Somer 9S, 9fioerwooO,
@1O., lm0 @lorie @3o0 Clifton 80,
Baltimore.
9fobert g8. ani9bt, %, uno 2ottic
g}cebfe, 23.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09

gdTe iirs 9lnslano 6ciorat g.. 9laine, 413
SitsSaltimure.S .Strane nabe 6nitum 3onr Sue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09

Sn g(n6etra6t Deri6ieoencr 9e-
i6werOen ii6er 9eltte, Die bic @eriten
an Der &ratt-StraBe wd6rcno ser
gto6t alS S6lofiteaen benlsen ln-
terna6m Oie $oli5ei ooiel6it geitern
W}orgen gegen 2 ltbr eine gfa33io
Oer5ilfolgc ui6t meniger ais % @}dn-
ner, Oorlnter ser gr0Bte E6eil 9}eger,
in Die mittlere Yoli8eiitotion einge.
Iieiert imO geitern @ornittag 8ii ie
81 Strafe mO Soften oerllrt6eiIt
murOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09
eofaIberidtc aus @ni6inston.
Seiu Eooesftur3.

= eI II = o 8 u 3.
0berIt 6ranf 6. Genup, peuiionir-
ter Offi3ier oeS Marine.Gorps,
itiir5te geitern Morgeu in ieinem
Seim, g1r. 1915, Maiia6uietts-9lOe,
gloroweit, pom. 5meiten Stodmerf
iiber Die @aa,itraoe oes 8reppeu-
eanaes biuab umO fiel nit Dem 9opi
ouf oie W1armorplatte eines Gii6es
i'm Saus,Gorrioor. 9IIs Der bon Der
6omilie ber6eigerifene 9(r5t Gr. 0l.
T. @nt6bert anlangte, mar Der Der.
iiugliidte bereits toOt. Ger ltnfaa
paIiirtc Inn 1a2 llbr. gs miro &c.
glaiibt, BOB Sberit 0ennp auf oem
Neae nad Dem 9aoe5inmer einen
ShfuinoelanfaQ erlitt, gegen Die
9oamtraoe fiel unO oanu fopfiiber
ii6er oieielbe 6inabitiir5te. @r mar
sc Sabre aft, itanlmte ans Bin.
rennes, Sno., trat 1880 ais 9ieute-
nont in oas W1orinesGorps Elm imO
lpuroe am 1. Suni 1918 peniionirt
upo 3lpar aitf ieinen eigenen &uni6.
Gr binterlGBt feline @ottin uno cine
Sohter.
Greie Sabrt fiir @oIi5i.
a item.
Cie pon Reprdientanten aabn i'm
Sons eiueereidte Sill, Welde per-
fiiet, ooB 4oli5iitepllilD ,6euerwebr.
leilten ouf Den StroBeHbqbpen Oes
Giitrifts Golimbia,dreieD 5obrt &C.
m1brt meroeu nlB, uIroe geltern
pom einem ltnter.Guniite Oes 81.
Itrifts-@omite's Oes Saiies giinitig
einberidtet. g9enn Die 9ia ange-
nomnten miro, Bdben Ste @oli5iiteu
uno Geueripebrlalte pie6Er Oieiel6en
9le6te, Die Iie batteH ebe Oie @om-
niiIiion fir offentlide 8etrie6e ge-
itoffen murOe. 0ieie eutibieO, Oab
es Sen StraBenbobH-@ @cieaidaiten
nidt eeiesli6 geitattet iei, 9oli5ilter
1nb 6euerpebrIeute frei 81 bef0r.
bern.
Auto ais @be Iii It dit0rer.
syn ser e6ci6eiollngsfloge, pelde
sSrou Glen Smith geitern I'M @e.
ridt einreibte, erfldrt iie, OaB Oas
gIlitomo6il Die S6uIO tra9e an ser
9crit1rimg ibres @begliids. sic iagt
lie babe GoporO S. Smith am Is.
September 1903 ge6eirotbet iinb
gliidh6 nit i6m gelebt bis er Dor
Elm poor sSa5ren elm 9lutomobiI an
geidaift babe; BON Dem 3eitpnnft an
iei er i6r inmer me6r entfremOei
iporoen.
4ein 9aoen mebr.
@aibington's Sueeuo botte &C.
fern W1orgen 9rouer I'M Ser5en
ocnu Sic ltGotiidcn go6epldBe paren
aeIdloIien uno 'biet6en gei9loiien
peil fein @elo mebr porbanoen III
,fiir ibren 9etrie6 unO ser GongreE
es nod ni6t Ser @liibe wertB gebal.
ten Bat, oie poor EouienO Dollars
oie fir Sen getrie6 bis gum Septem'
Der erforOerli1 p1reit 81 Uerpilligen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-09

~ ~ l ~ " . y ~ u - " u.
0ie Orioles" ipiclten bier 9eitcrn
nit ocm Gln6 BON 0eworf ilnO mod
ten ni6t einen cin5igen Sum oanlit
ocn Sieg an Die 9eiuhcr abgebeno.
Sbore mar %it6cr fir oie 9altino-
rer. Ser @ci6dftsfiibrer Der
Orioles, Sad 0unn bat oic Spie-
Ter CLAUDE 0errid uno George
Sponlble an oeu Gincinnatier Club
uuo Gree an ole SEEM gorf nganfeeS~
rerfouft. 0ie Grlteren reiiten nod &C.
Itern 9[6enO ob. SSn 9oiebaatreiien
1T man ser 9(nii6t, ooB Ger oOriole-
Club" innerboIb Der n66iten gSo6en
in Die Bride geben miro lnO Die
nSnternationole 2ige" ielbit Oie Sci.
lung Ger SpieIe bier ii6ernebnen
nluB menn nibt Die internatiole
GoninliiIion Dem @eibGftsfiibrer
0unn ou Siilfe fommt. Sr. Dunn
iogte geItern ooB feline ieiner Spie-
Ter mebr megeeben nerOen. 9ie
Score Ger Spiele mar:
rSuternatiunal 2eaaue".
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-08
INSISTS ON MARBLE
FOR CAPITOL WORK

Little Rock, May g. Former
Gov. Donaghey, member of the
state capitol commission, says that
he will insist upon the substitution
of marble for the scagliola used
originally, and which he does not
think compares favorably with the
marble interior. There are sixteen
columns in the rotunda and the
two stairways, and the lowest bid
that has been received for them is
$4,000, which does not include
the cost of doing the work. About
80 per cent of the interior marble
work has been completed. At the
monthly meeting of the commits
sion the bills for April were allow
ed, amounting to about SCI, 900.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-08
THE GREATEST WOMAN

Who was or is the or eatest wo-
man in all history? Two hundred
school teachers recently answered
the question, and with enthusiasm
and unanimity the judges award
ed the prize to one who made
this reply: "The wife of the farm
er of moderate means who does
her own cooking, washing, iron
ing, sewing, brings up family of
boys and girls to be useful mem.
bers of society, and finds time for
intellectual improvement"
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-08
LIKES OUR SCHOOL

Prof. w. E. Hickmon, who has
been connected with the school at
Pleasant Plains the past year,
spent yesterday in Newark. He
will be an applicant for a position
in the school here for the coming
year. He is an excellent young
man and a good instructor, and
has done good work in the school
at Pleasant Plains.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-08
PUBLIC SCHOOL CLOSES

The public school department Of
the Newark School closed last FRI
day. Appropriate closing exercises
were held at the auditorium in
which large numb er of the pu-
pills participated, and all acquitted
themselves in a most creditabIe
manner.
The high school department,
embracing the eighth, ninth and
tenth grades, will continue until
the 22nd of May.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-08
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO IKE
C0NSTIrUTLoN or TZE STATE
OF ARKA IESES.


nv ARKAr-Geg
Nottca is bareb,- si,e0 tFat tba
foilowinp 5ofnt rasoIurior f.s.54ssffll,
ara.65{t55.t4t ~ mo St4ta
tuition VS. nassed NV fha General
Assembly at rs rsaIIIar Session -
1918 and mat me same zsf4f ~
submitted to tine electors ~ IT,
state ut the nez+ aenar[.I eJa5.t5 ~
TO be held Monday SrnfaT6EaI I'm
1919 for adoprfon ar rafaSfi.555 -
Proposad Amendment NO ~
That fha foIIoyvInz, It's Har4Ilg- r4r,-
posed as an arnFn,Ilnant - -
Constitution of the Stafa .
kansas and tie same heinz t75f5,55f
ted 10 the electors of me So.
for aDpraVal on, rejection = - - =
next general election for So
and REPRESENTATIVES if a z5s5tt5
OF the electors voting AT 60 -,
ton ADOPT such amendment On -
shall become a part Of tba e.
Triton Of the State of rs5=5#=s
to-wit. a.
That Section Fifteen f155 IF ,+.-.f.
of Arkansas, az amended by Amen i,,[..4l
No Is. declared by the Speal<er ~ lie
House of Representatives on Ie.H.-4,5.,.,.
lCth 1913 II have lerr 53+..4t
amended so as TO read AS foIIrU.s5
Section IS The members ~ H.. 80.
eral Assembly shall receive 4s f1sfr
salary the sum Of Seven iiIlu5l,..f, -
Fffty tS5So G65 Dollars ex,s.t -. =. IN. q IA
dent of the senate and Speaker a. he
House of Representatives, each II s..s, In
shall receive as his saIsrv I+i,Et I'm I'm
dred and FIFTY fsSEO 00A f0ff.r -
the term Of two - wears ar9 ~ ., "a ~
dition 10 such salary the non,bars ~ ~
General Assembly snail reeef[5. - re ne
cents per mile for each mile traveI.3 IN
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-08
When Attacked by
Rheuma fism,
Neuralgia,
Faeadach

Come to our store and get a bot
tie OF Hunts Lightning Oil. Every
body who uses it. praises the quick
ness with which It overcomes pain
You SIMPLY rub IT on and the pain
fades away For cuts, burns and
bruises it acts as healing, soothing
oil Fine for Sprains too, as we'll as
backache In fact, it is the best thing
we know Of to combat aches and
painse We sell Hunts Lightning
Oil in 25c and SOC bottles. II you
suffer, come and let Us tell you about
Hunts Lightning Oil.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-08
CLUB AGENTS HERE

". J. Jernigan of Little Rock
assistant state agent for the Boys
Corn Clubs, and Miss Archer of
the Girls Canning Clubs, were
here Tuesday in the interest of
the club work.
Miss Nobe Holderby is county
agent for the Girls Canning Club
and she and Miss Archer are plan
ming some excellent work for the
club members in this county.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-08
THE FARMER

Ny hands are gnarled and horny,
My face is scanned with sun,
My path is sometimes thorny,
My living grimly won
BY labor unremitting
And hard and bitter toll;
Forever [ am pitting
My strength against the soil.
The eity's lights and glamor
Are not for me to know,
But neither is its clamor,
Its squalor and its woe.
Not mine its pleasure places,
But mine the good brown loan,
The air, the open spaces,
The quiet peace of Home.
And, though by all my labor,
l win no mighty prize,
[ still can face my neighbor
And look him in the eyes;
| am no speculator
Within the wheat-pit hurled;
I am the wealth-creator
Who helps to feed the world.
One with the Empire-makers
Who bring a better day,
| till my thrifty acres
And bow to no mans sway;
Ny gold might heap up faster
We're [ to crook the knee,
But no man is my master
And | am strong and free.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-08
WARNING ORDER

In the independence Ghancery Court
June Term, 1914.
Hannah Finley, plaintiI, vs.. Dave
Finley, defendant.
NE Above named defendaat, Dave
Finley, is hereby warned to appear in
this court within thirty 800 days and
answer the complaint of Hannah Fin
ley, filed against him.
Given under my hand and seal as
clerk of said Court, this 8th day of
April, 1914
JAS. 7. EVANS, Clerk.
BY w. j. Ward, d. c.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-08
RETURNS PROMO OKLAHOMA

E. L. Reeves of Oil Trough who
has been travelling in Oklahoma
for buggy concern for some
time, was in town Tuesday even
ing en- route home, having been
called home by the serious illness
of his father, Capt. r. K. Reeves.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-08
PIONEER CITIZEN ILL

Capt. X. r. Reeves, one of the
county's pioneer citizens, is dan
gerously i'll at the home of his son,
E. L. Reeves, of Oil Trough.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-08
NEWARK DRUG co.
ADVERTISED LETTERS


The following is list of letters re-
naming unealled for in the Newark
postoffice May l, 1911.
John Baker =
!. 7. Bell
w. Gather
John Gaines
Lillian Holt
Luther Jennings
+, II. Puryear
r, NJ. Summons
John Warner
Sam Walker
II not called for in 30 days will be
sent to the dead letter office at Wash
ington, D. c. When calling for above
letters say advertised.
T. NJ HARRELSoN, 2. NJ.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-08
FARM WANTED

Wanted.-To trade merchandise
for hill farm. Apply to Hender-
son Real Estate Co., Newark, Ark.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-08

The incest line of strictly new
and fresh groceries in Newark, at
J. H. Holderby's.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-08

Knox mends shoes cheap. III
Walnut street, Newport.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-08
Election OF Governor and lieutenant

Section 3 The Governor and Lieu
te9aut-Governor shall he elected At tba
times and places of choosing members
Of the Assembly. The persons respec-
tfveiy having the highest number Or
votes for Governor and Ldautenant-Gov-
efher shall be elected bat in case two
or more shall have an equal and the
highest number of votes for Governor.
or for Iieutenaut-GovernoF the two
Houses Of the LEGISLATURE at its next
annual session shall forthwith. by Joint
ballot. choose one Of the said persons
so having an equal and the highest mum
Der Of votes for Governor and Lieuten-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-16

libers &ienonit, trot I'M angeiidt
Der blutigen, 5udenben &orper ibres
gbemonnes, Oes 8oters rtno oes
Gdapiegerpoters 8l ben &uiien iino
bat, ite 1tl6 5u eridieBen, oa ibr
2ebett lett smedlos mare. God 30.
gen sic @nIjen ob utt6 liebet bic
aberIebenoen Grauer ttttb 9inoer in.
mitten ibrer 0obingemorSeten Batter,
@atten 8riioer unD Sobue in ituut-
nter 8er3peiflung sitriid. Die erts
ietliac @reueItbot rpurbe ant SotnS.
tag, 90. Mrgltlt, beribt. Gm Gieits.
tag, 1. September, funben bic pie.
Der SuriiGsefebrten OrtsbeDobner
Die 2eiden ouf bent Sdduplns Der
bItttigen Sroeo6ie nod ~uubeer6iet
Iieger. lliltet ben 0pfern ruiiiider
8iafir befonO fi9 aud elm adjOig
Sabre otter arbeiter, Der mir fiinuia
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Omaha Uetreibe.W iarft.
Omaha, 16. OFF.

Sorter Mei5en-
Ser. 2. 102-t04h
Mr. 3. 101-103b
ger. d. 9S1a7-102
Griibiobrspei8en-
Nr. 2. 99-t03
gr. 3. 98--102
Nr. A. 95-100
Duran mei3en--
SIR. 2. 9%61a--97
Ger. 3. 9514--96
BeiBes 3ort-
gr. 1. 72A--73
9r. 2. 72h-72A
Nr. 3. 72A--7219
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abonnirt ouf Die sdalide Eribine.
$4.00 eas Sabr bur9 oie POIt.
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GrffflaIiaeg @nnbenine.

gieie @ode: ann Easier & 50.
Gomono Sopes & Co.. McSeaD &
arOiue, @uroiner Srio, SiIoa 8bo.
mas q 2ou Saa, 8aro, Sen &
Baro, Sobn @eiser, Grpbeum Era.
bel @eetLD.
Preiie: Matinee (dusgencmmen
Smitnes uno sonntags): @aaerie
f0c; bette Site 25c.-9[6en6s 10c,
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GentraIperanO nil6 9entIner Sag.
GDmtte.

@prtbe 3eIcgateu:
Die regeImdBige g~eriammIunp
0es gentralperbonoes uno OeS Gent.
iden SagsRomiteS iinoet 6reitaq
a6ello ben Is. 0ftober i'm 8eutGeu
Sotts itatt ur0 Iino Sic orinaenc
erilttt, gu eriheineu. auf Ser Ia.
l~nesoroniing iteben oie 8ragen Ser
abpidelun9 Der @eiddfte Der Gent.
ifen Eogfeier uno oie treitere, fraf.
tieere 8oroerung bes SiilfswerfS
fir Die Observation-Disclosures.
Uiit @ruB,
U. S. Spedt Getretdr
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3abudrstIide Grbeit, = ade sabn.
dr8tlidje Grbeit apseeiiibrt inter
ior9fdltiger 4uflidt I'M Creighton
Dental College, 2k0 iiiol. is. Str.
ainoer8dbne ri6tig gciebt. @ebiib.
lren iebr mobta. an8aiehen frei.
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gLnrntrn.

aoenteu fir Elm iebr pertbboI.
leg u16 Ieidt oerfdufIidcs engIi-
ides Bud mer0er iiberaa ecIuht
unb angeItclTt. Gutter 8eroienit
unO itcttge 4rbeit fir Scoen, Der
etfpos tbnn hin. lin fpeitere PLUG
unit aoreIiire: q. s. Dor 1886,
Omaha, Nebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-16

g. 8. @trn, oeuti6er Sptia
fer. aIugen unteriufs fir HriIIen.
443-b gronbeis @ebduOe. 2mphas
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Sabre treli geoient nno lett lem.
@naoenbrot bel mir big ait ieiicm
trourigen @nOe empfangen bate.
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Die modernste und sanitarste Brauerei
i'm Westen

SamiIiesbebarf fam besueen peOru: In Sab.Oma6a, YIN. Setter,
2502 q Strahe; SeepbOn South 863-Gmaba, Sasu !. Bill, 1924
Douglas Strnfe; SdspbOn Douglas 3040-GOunaI Bluffs, Oh ass
gu., 1912 Sub 6. Srahe; Seepbpn 1923.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-23
The Public Library

Birmingham's public library system has been greatly improved within the past year. It is conducted with marked efficiency and is being appre- ciated now more than ever by the people.
 A few years ago there was much talk of Birmingham's need of large library building-a building set apart entirely for library purposes, but now that the system embraces a number of libraries in outlying sections of the city. all closely related to the central library in the city hall, the demands of the reading public are fairly well supplied. In four or five years from now the city may be able to erect a modern fireproof building, but what is needed today is more books.
 The library now contains many standard reference books, but the board of directors should see to it that 
 every reference book for which the public ~7;o',t have use is in the collec- ton. Reference books are the least expensive part of library. Next, all standard works of fiction, including the latest "best sellers" should be purchased; also many scientific and historical works that are not at pres ent on the shelves.
 The board is giving this whole ii- brary question its earnest attention, and during the year the number of volumes will be largely increased. In the meantime contributions of books and money will be greatly appreciated.