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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-11

frob, oaB ic6 es mar, Der Gle Die Garte OBJ
deben lab, unb nidt Satobs, penn 6a er MIR
peiB oaB gBaiton iiberpodt mir0 BON un'
fern @erba9t aber nidts, 10 Uurpe er 9lal'z
ben, ooB es du9 nit S9nen elnen 9oien
babe, rno Sie pomoglic1 oud) beopa9ten
0ielleiht niirDe es bic Sud1e pelentllb err
leihtern, nenn Sic mir mitteiIten Ipie lan9c
Sie oieien WSenI9en fennen uno ipo Sie lbm
3uerit beQegnet iinD. Qoben sic aber
Grunb, ni6I boriiber 3u ipre9en, 10 mill idl
nio1t meiter in sic Dringen. @or9in erz
pd6nten Gie, es 6anble iic1 i'm einenS9erS;
id al S9rer Stele Serr Nla9ndro, lpiiroe
MID nidt 0orauf einlal1en Sd bite Sie,
81 enti6ulbigen, 0aB icl Sbre 3eit i@on 10
lanoe in Q(nipru4 genommen babe.
.NFien ositonben, modte io) Sbre 6raae
ni1t eber beantporisn, dls bis id nit meis
mem 8edtsonrolt seiproden babe" wdr
allies, mas plaDunr0 dniporien tonnIs.
.Q0os fonn ib font fir Sic mn2"
80 nicbts; siaentlic6 beoaure ih, odB ib
iibe.baupt 3u Sbnen pDn Der SoDe geipros
fen bobe. ober cs tate mir Su leio, penu
elmer meiner &unoen nit einem 70 geidhrs
li9en Gubiett ipie einem Nit9lieo Der Nros
more=9an5e 3uIammen an9elroden uno bers
baftet pirDs $40 CLAUDE beitimni, 9e-r
MlaDnar0. boB Sie f@per astduidlt poros1
iino ia6f iuenn Sic ben Serrn i'm Hlup
tennen lernten"
.gl6cr i& ia. e S6uen oo@, 6letdler i'll sia
rielig uetter Rsrl Sn riiBte pdbrlid9 nidl.s
an Inn aus3ulcben; er Ideiut IN .ieoer Be
3ie6una elm Gentleman uno beiiBt cine iels
ienc qiebenspGroisteit- Sie mihen Iidl
irren"
%. er 1T duBsrit lie6snspiirois, oas be-
idrit uns ia in unsrm Strbaht @iner Der
@unbe ii6erbringt udmlih elmer 6amilie mil
elmer 6Hblhen So6ter @infii6rungsbriefc r
natiirliA qefdIihte mocht Dem U2dbHen
oou1. auf SOD unO Seeen ben 0of uub iudt
iif es5lesii asrleiien. nit i'm ourh5uge6er.
Sal q fe srlt IN einem fremoen 2ono, no
ijs auY TON anespieen III, 10 gibt er ibr be
aeiallhttn G4sius, bic iis meiiiens mil
osi,sn tytfolg umisbt neil iie Iih nibi trau'
msu lSBt boB ls uus4t ieia tounisn, eg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-11

nimmt bonn Oos We9Ielaelo an lic6 unb 9ibi
Is an bic iibrigen peiter.
nSie 9loi5en bod ni1t, 6oB 5letder bier
etiuos 9erartiges unternommea bat9 @I
bat mir gegeniiber ME aud nur ben gomsn
elmer 5rou erpdbni" ''A'
,0irtli62" Ser Direftor 3adte lGheln0
Die Ql9Ieln. n@s tut mir leib, caB ib sybrs
quite lieinune eri9ittern muB, aber geiteru
puroe Sbr 5reunO perfolot unb babel mil
elmer auffolleno biibi6en Dame oele9en,
bcren Q(oreiie Der 9eiettip 6erausfano mS
Die er BON nur an ebenfalls i'm Q(uge bcbals
ten ioirO Sic beiocn geben bdufs 5uiamf
men aus"
v0us iiberroi@t MID gang oubsrOrOrnt'
.Gs gibt nod eingc re6t ii6errol9eno'
9inee in @erbinDung nit i6m sic fraetcn
borbu. % er feline 9lehnungen be5a6Is. 2lla
er bier feline 8eAnung begIi1, CAB er cine
6o6e eneliide 8ontnote, auf Die er cine recf
betrdhtlid]e Sunme berdusbeiam. gDr
Ameritaner berlangen nint, oab Der 8eiiBer
elmer iol6en 9lole Ieiuen Ncmm ouf bic
&iidieite i9reibt, penn er lie ousgibt, ME ca
ir Gnglano iblid lit @s fanben fit6 oonn
am QbenO orei goten in sleiher 606e in Der
@afe, 3ipei aus benz glefourant. Bir t0us
nen natirIicb ni1t mebr logen, pel9e bon
ibm ftammi, ober ols mir iie einsm bier po6s
nenoen engliibsn Matler borIegien. fonb &c
lofort 6erous bob eine oefdlIft mar, lno
Spor belt er ie fir cine Der Q[r6more SAL
Ihuneen."
80. iA fam IS nidi elauben"
(5oriicBun1 folet)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-11

C. Tgem6er eincn oeuti6eu Gam.
pier BET oeu @icton Snieln selnieu
aabe. Die 6eioen onOeren Sdiiie
iino om iel6eu 9lbeuo Dor Dem 500.
fem bon 4ontolon bel Sap Sanpio,
in sen @run0 ge6obrt uor0eu
Sin Gampier 9e6orte ser Dent.
iaeu 0oSmos Clinic @elder @e.
lcaidoit sic 6eioen anoeren Shiiie
onqe6ortcn founte 6is6er nidt ieit.
seiteut lueroen oob meloet oerSoms
manoont ser 0@ieoro 9ucna", BOB
elmer oieier Gampier einen gclbeu
5dornitein nit eiuem ihwor5eu
Aina ge6abt babe
IaS @orifcr " bcno.
8nllctin.
@urfS 10. 3e3cmber. Gas
6euie ql6cno 81 ipdter Shnoc bonn
iran30iii9en aricgsbureou erlaiiene
bulletin bat folgenoen @ortloit
.Iie aQgemeinc Situation blei6t
uupeidnoeri.
@eitern gelang es unieren 6lie,
germ, led5ebn 9omben aui ben 9abn.
6of uno oen 9uftidifi5duppen in
6reiburg i'm 9reisgmi (0roBber5og
i6um 9aoen) 81 iYerfen. Srob 6etti.
qen 8euerS febrten oie 5lieger inner.
ie6rt 3uriid.
@oris meloet sort
dritte.@
9artS. 10. DECEMBER. Ger
8 Gc3em6er Uerliei in 8elaicu uno
IN Der gld6c BON glrras rubia. Dies
mcloct oas 6elte 0eroiientlidte ga.
riIcr glo1mittaas Bulletin oas fol-
genoen @ortlont bat.
On 9elgien mo in Ser @egcno
bon glrras uerlief Der g. Ge5cinber
ru6ia; Der @eguer imternaBm feline
glugriiie.
@eiter iiiolid. in ser @egeno BON
&c GucSnoD mo BEL glu0ebD mad.
ten mir Sortibrittc imO aelpannen
ctwo 200 bis 600 9ar0s an @cldu.
sc. oas mir meiter ausbaltcn
Sn Der @egeno Der 9lisne inO ser
Champagne blieb Die 2age unOerdn-
BERT. Ole oeutide glrtillerie, iiber
sic mir in oen lebteu Saeeu cine
6cucriiberlegenbeit erfdmpit batteu
Seiate aeitcrn pieoer Ie66aftere glfti-
bitdt, muroe aber idleBlih mieocr
oou iuiercr idmereu 9lrullerie uie-
Oeraetdmpit Sn Ger @egeno BON
&einis 3pang iteaemueiie oas iron.
3oiiide 9lriillerieieuer sic GeltIdelL
eini9e SAiibenard6eu 81 r6umen
M1lmutna eriolgte inlter Dem 6ener
rnierer &niauterie
S,n ser @eaeno BON @ertbeS ber-
iudjtc Der 8eino in 5mei @e9enan-
griifen Sdiibenitelllngen Die er am
s. Ie3ember an ANS Oerloren batt'
wicoer ST nc6meu Gr III abgci9Iadeu
poroen
S,l oen 9lrgonneu 5aben mir mei'
terc Sortibritte gcmadt imo neue
Siellunaeu eingenommen Sehs
feinolbe @egcnongriffe mlrOen ob'
aciuicieu ilnO sic eroberten Stellun.
gen pieoer oilsge6ait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-11

Gen.
9lem 9ort 10. Ie5ember
9ie GrelBiobrten oes 0euiiden &reu.
5ers aaarl5ru6e~ In oeu iiioamerita.
ni1cu nnO weiiinoiiden @epdiiern
ipuroen BON BEN Oiii5ieren oes beu.
ie bier bon Santos eingetroiiencH
1ompiers uscottiib 4riuce" geidiI-
oert, sic cbeuialls sic 2lniid)t ans.
ipra6eu oaB oeuiidc @e6eimageu.
ten oeu oertideu areu5er iiber oIle
9emegingcH Der 6anoesoanpler
nni Dem Saufenopn baltcu.
Ger .Scottii6 @rince" mar an 81.
Cfto6er aus Santos IN See gegau-
gen no er6ieIt uutermegs oie orabt.
loie glodrdt, oaB oie uaarlsru6e~
oui ion lnuere Gr anoerte oaraui iei'
uen aurs mo oanpfte me6r ais
400 Wleilen auBer @uts, 70 oaB er
iait an 0ic @iiiie bon glirifa Deran-
fam Cam fonnte oas Shiif imbe-
binoert ieiuen @eg uad 91em 9ort
ioriieten
Die Ciii3iere oes SMiiies io6en
Id oeu peridieoenen 0dien BON Bra.
iilicu uno qlracutinieu 81 oertide
nuo 0iicrreidiide 9ompier, sic in
iolge oes arieaes iiitcrnirt moroen
wareu. sn Santos paiiirten iie Den
oeutidcn Gompier D4rhiiaD Der
bort bon ben 9eb0roen am "a. Sep.
iember interuiri uno nit elmer @el0.
itroic bon Si,00O.0O0 belegt morOen
iit Gle u@rpiiia0 ioll iiH ndmlid
geaeu oe 9lciiiralitdtsgeiebe oo'
ourh nergangen babem oaB iie om
2. September nit elmer ao6lenla.
omg 9lio oe Saneiro berlaiien baitc,
nno NIT oroBer @eripdhmg in Sau-
tos ihlieBlih lanoete. gort puroen
"a 9Ronu Der 9eiatung oeS engli.
idcn Tompiers DSnoian 4rince~ in
ben 9unfern ser .@rhiia" eui0edt
Ser oSnoian &rince~ mar bon Der
naarlsrube9 geiapert poroen Ger
ocutidc 1ampier ioll iebt angeblid
idori bon oen SaieubeborOen iiber-
lpabt uer0en
Trci0cnti6e Son0elSoom.
pfcr omgebli@ geinn'
fen
@ucnoS 81 lireS 8. 0ej. Grei
oelltide Nauoelsoampfer inns bon
cn8Iiiaea ODER iopaniiden ariess.
ihiffen on ser aiiiie Oes 5eierlans
0es an Der iiiolihiten spite BON
y5ho 2luerifa am lebien Sonntag
pcrenft poroen
Ticie @leiolma ent6ielt elm orabt.
loies IeIearamm an oas WlarineIu.
,iiitcrituh nonI Gonmanoeim oes ar.
aeutiuiiAeu ariegs Sransporhdii.
ics D&ic0ra @ueua"
Tieier meloet 0oB elm @ciApaoer,
1oS cr fir engliide ooer iapaniidle
arie9sidIiiie bieIt, uno Dos ans fiinf
ariegsidiifen iino einem transport.
Compiler beiiau0, om Nioraen oeS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-11

9luf BEN Maas 0o6cu 6abeu Pr.
tillerietdmpie ltattgeiuuoeu, in Oeneu
mir @riQla batien trob cines ouberit
leb5aiteu 6eucrs Der ieiu0liden @e.
ihiiee.
SIN Eoloe bon sc @etre 6a6eu mir
einigc Sdibengraben geuonmen
9luf Dem 9eit Der Shlahtiront bis
3ur Sdwei5er @reu5e bat iicb nihts
NcmerfeuswertbeS 3ugetraaeu~
Dcirt de aus glrncntic-
res pertriebcn2
fSouoon 10. Gc5cmbcr. Ger
@oulognc Correspondent oes Mcutcr.
Bureaus, wclhcr ioe6cn bon glrmen
tieres nad @oulogne 5uriidgefebrt
iif crildrt Dab Die Geuticben am
2ienitag BON Den 9ritcn ans Armcu
ticres Dcrtrie6cn moroen lcien
(Die Staot glrmenticres liegt neim
Nieilea noromeitli6 bon 9ilc.)
9touIcrS pom 9llliirtcn
beicbt2
g[mitcr0amL nia 2onOon, TO-
Gc3cmber. gla9 9lnga6c oes
Sluis.GorreiponOenten oes nSau
oelS6lao~ 6a6cn oie 9(aiirten @ou.
lcrs (9}ouiicIoere), sic Sauptitaot ei
mes acknowledgements ing8eit.6lanoern
rnacidbr 10 NfeiIen nor0oitlid bon
Dperu beiebt
(Gine Sonooner 3eitungsmelOung
Bate am NlittwoH 6eiagt Dab Oas
oeutid5e &ouptQuartier BON
8oulers perlegt moroeu iei nadoem
Die 9riten @asihenoaele, cine fir5c
Stredc meitlih BON 9loulers. picoer
crobert 6atteu.)
.2uror~ i'm GolIoo Oetc.
nirt.
GolIoo. @erM 10. Gc5enber.-
Der ocuti6e Gompfer u2ugor" BON
scr nGosmoS 2inie" lit belte bier
bon Gororel Chile, eingetroffen. 100
q aoblcu lno 2ebensmitteI eeIaocn
6otte. @ci'm Gintrefien i'm bieiigen
Gofen beiouoeu iih mlr nod iS0
9onueu 9oblen an 8oro. Der 9feit
wm an oeutidc 9reii5er abeege6en
morocn. Dic 9eborocn bon &eul
modten belte befonnt. 0oB Scr
u2uror~ bier internirt peroen miro
Der o2rror" berlieB am 20. go
0cmber Goronel Chile. ploblid.
obne alorirungspopiere 81 nebmen.
Sic Meaierng bon Chile. sic megen
ser itnermarteten glbiabrt oes Gau'
Dicrs 9croabt i6opfte. crlieB oorolf
oie @eitimmng. oaB feinem Damp.
fer ser naosmos2 2inie" aoblen in
bilcuiidcu Sdfeu oeseben wer0en
oirften bis Oie llnteriuduug iiber
sic glbiidten oeS n2uror" obgeidloi.
lei ici.
0os oben ongeiiibrte Selcoromm
ftlueiif 0oB Der u2ilgor~ oos oelt.
Idc @eidwaoer oes 9lOmiral BON
Spec in Dem Iiioli9en Tbeile BEG
9ltloutii6cn S8eons getrofien baben
mnB ilno es nit 3oblen beriorgt bot.)
@l6ernc Eira0en Siebs
fne6fs.
@ent iiber @aris, TO- G5- Or
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-11

aarl 9ie6fnedlt, ooS cin3ige io5ialoe.
mofrotiihe @litalieo oes 3eidstags,
ipcl6es aeaen sic 5meitc Ocutide
ariegsanleibe iiimmte, Uertbeioigt
ieineu Stanopunft in eiuem 9lrtiiel
meIher ioe6cn in Berlin peroifent-
liht miro. Gr iogt III oen 9lrtitel
.. &C.:
nGieier &riea luurOc uidt BON IT.
Geno einem Der @olfer gepiinidt.
iueldc cr berii6rt nod uuroe cr be-.
gonncn, Inn sic g2o6lia0rt ser Geut.
ihen o0er irgen0 cines onocren &ol-
les 5u i0rOcrn. gr muroe ourd Oas
acueiuiamc @orgebcr Der ocutihen
nuo Ser oiterreidiid imaoriihen
0ricgsporteien berporaerliea NIT Der
Semlibfeit zines &ol6a6iolltismus
rno 0urh ge6eime Diplomatic, I'M
Sen @egnern 5uDorjifonmen @leib
5eitig lit ser &rieg Elm napoleonarti-
ger &criud sur Gntnerbuug umO8er.
tIiimmerung Der mohicnoen 9Irbei-
terbeweaung.~
gSos Scr rruii'iide @encrol.
tia b melOct.
@ctrograO, g. 4c]. in Ser
lIe6ernlitteling per8ogert. 9lad
elmer ontlihen @efonutuohung oes
ruiiiihen @encralito6s baben ole
Ceutiden am 2l6eno Oes T. Ge5cm6er
inter Dem Shube Der Gunfelbeit
ploblid einc Cfieniip 9ewegins
oui Der aan5en Sinie 5wii6en SIow,
on ser g9ei6iel meitlib BON g9ar.
itau bis nad @lomuo, iiioweitlid
oon @oridou gelcgen nnternon
men. Ger &oritoB mar mlacmein
aortnddig imO murOe bon 0en Gent.
i6eu INNER mieocr erneuert Grit
bci'm 9luigc6en oes @lon0es ioaen
sic Geutihen i6re glngriife eingeiieat
hoben. glm ndniien Gage aber nab.
alen lie nit neuer @eUolt i6re Si-
fcniipc ouf, uuO es beiBt ooB oieiel6e
nod INNER anoauert.
Sn ser @egeno bon Nilomo on ser
Siiogren3e BON OitpreuBen truacn
bic a1mpfe om s. Ee5ember angeb.
LID cnen weni9er beftigen @6orof.
ter
@infolliu9 G HI
orobien mibgliidt
ODefio 10. De5einber (Oia
@etroarao) eSu 9ouras, eineni
fleineu @oienort am Sdwor5en
@leere. na6e Coeiin, lanoetc cine tiir'
fiihe 9lbt6eiliug bon % @lom inO
ciniacn @ieroen Die liirfen UeriuG.
ten, lauOeinmdrts 81 maidiren wir-
0en aber bel Eariltino, 9eliora6ien
eeiongen genomuen Sie wuroen
oann entmaffnet unO bel Eorutino
0efaugeu geiebt
n9eiiaro6ien lit ole iiiopeili9ite
@ro0ul5 @uBldnos iho dren5t an
Earltino III cine Ocuiide
glniieoelmg BON ehua 1000 Gin'
Kinder Schreiel
MACH FLETGHER'S
G a 8 T O RIA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-11
ib fam es nidbt slauben. "
(5oriicBung folet)

Sin fleines nit S9pefel gts
fulltes Sad den, 0os in cinem Rdfig
bdnat. 1T ni1t aliein 6cilTam fir ben 9ogel
oarin, ionOern es pertrei6t aud bic 9araiis
teu Die bic g0gsl oft Ie9r gu beIdiiisen pflez
gen.
Wenn Ser fos. Sol3purtn iid Ia
alien N206eln cingsniits bat, rei6c man Dtsis
pie6erboIt nit 9erpentn0l ab Cine Yo'is
iur aus Eerpeniin uno Yisnenpa@s er!rsiF
Ii4 9ttl~g tsner ais allies anoegs
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-04
STRICT RULES OF PROPRIETy
CT Ccurecsy, Which Foreigners Should Learn.

One of the sayings of Confucius is, If you do not learn the rules of pro- priety, your character cannot be estap- lished." Unfortunately for the for eigner the rules of propriety,' ac- ,cording to Chinese usage, are often diametrically opposed to the customs of the west. The European gentle man, even if he has a university edu- cation and polished manners, seems mere boor to the Chinaman, and of etiquette that, in its main points, is observed by the lowest coolie.
 Wherever he goes the foreigner helps to confirm this opinion of him. He Is travelling in the interior, it may be on horseback, and he rides through the quiet country hamlet as he would at home, at rapid pace. As he passes a group of men he calls out, Which is the way to X?"
 He probably gets no reply. and rides on, thinking what unmannerly louts these Chinese yokels are.
 A rough uneducated countryman is the next traveller. He pulls in his horse to slow amble as he enters the village; this Is one of the rules of propriety." On reaching the group of villagers. he dismounts-ruie No. 2.
 May borrow your ligh:-' he asks. This Is an apology for troubling them rule No. 8. Then he, too, inquiries the way to X, and receives ready help; if need be, man will even accom- pany him to point out the way. There after these same yokels not unnat- urally remark to each other what un- mannerly louts foreigners are, ignor- ant of the most elementary rules of propriety.-From Thirty Years in Mukden," by Dr. Dougald Christie.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-04
PERTINENT QUESTIONS.

A young man in a neighboring coun. ty seat was fined for intoxication. and the fine was remitted on condition that he stay sober until July 4. Is 1t fair to man who has acquired the drink appetite to put saloons in his way and then demand that he stay sober? Ev. cry time he sees a saloon or smells the odor that comes from one he has an uncomfortable desire to go in and Ill up. Is 1t fair to set traps to create the desire. inflame 1t to the point of desperation, and when he falls to pun. ish him for it? Is it not true that if you vote for saloons you are to blame for the shame and misery they unload on the community? -- Uhrichsville Chronicle
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-04
EXECUTION SALE

Notice is hereby given :.
 dersigned as Sheriff of eN Nat mat the un. Es. fy, Arkansas, will on the hesada aIth ,Coun- Ecso9er' ;''d;o;' 1914, between the fb,, day of the Court House in the t, torn sn Door of colt, Nevada County ArI" rIwn Of Pres. for sale and sell all of SfaiiSSas, 1Ss, offer fitle and interest of B. c, pnr;e ,re right tho 4, r9r1ioy ey and Ben Franklin ;noy, in o W. the Following real estate to m and to
 The Southwest Quarter. .'-wit;
 Northeast Quarter of Sea.: @ of the Township I Thirteen N Sonth StI'ion Ten, twenty West in said County Range
 Sad property is levied unor
 isIy an execution duly issued iu. 'o sat- Judgment of the Circuit Courtu Cu.u on a yada County Arkansas rendersdT Ti Ne- July term in the year 1914 Iieu at its s one Sald % E. C. Purifoy, w. L. Pgs;fas't Ppgsiast and and Ben Franklin and in favor uffliSy of Texas Produce Company for ot th ol the of $2OO.6O and interest and , coa. sae sum
 Said sale will be made to IIss; tI"i est bidder on credit of throo ''e nlgh. give a note bearing ten per scared cans :; to terest per annum with approved mn ,n' sonal security and a lien wifi I'b ', per- talned on said property to saorue M ue re- payment of the purchase monom tle
 D. l.. DILLARD.
 SeP'' -@' I'l4' Sheriff
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-04
ONLY THE CAPTAINS BOOTS
Households Advance on Supposed Burglar Came to an End in
 Fit of Laughter

The rambling old house where Cap tain Fields and his unmarried daugh- ter, Martha, lived stood back from the road half mile, fianked on every side by the captains broad acres.
 It happened one morning in early spring when the captain had mar shaled all available help from the neighborhood and had two hired men besides to help get his corn ground ready and the seed planted early.
 Martha had been busy since morn ing arranging for a big dinner in the o'clock she left the dinner cooking on the big range and went upstairs to make the beds, but came flying down with pallid face and called in stage whispers to the girl, GO ring the big dinner bell for the men. There Is @ burglar upstairs under daddy's bed. Be quick and then come to me-
 The girl did as she was bidden and Martha stood at the exit to the stair way, ready to defend with her life if need be, but prevent his escape she must.
 The men from the fields came mounted on the horses with harness jingling, supposing that the house must be on fire or some such dire disaster threatened. When told that a man was under the bed upstairs they determined to make short work of him and marched up, throwing mis- siles and shouting, Come out," but the burglar refused to oudge.
 Then some one moved the comforter back and exposed a pair of the cap tain's Sunday boots-Chicago Trib- une.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-04
.. 70 s.Ass ssaN
Scene Before the Mirror.

What these jungle ladies lack in clothing they make up in hair adorn. ment. Some styles are pleasing while others are very grotesQue. Their hair combs are made of very tough wood, and they need to be tough, for one of the feminine customs is to put gum all through their hair to keep it in place. A very strong comb is needed to get it apart, but the women con. trive somehow to do it; and as time IS not money in Africa, they are never in a hurry. One is not surprised to learn that sometimes it takes a wom- an week to have her hair properly arranged.-The Christian Herald.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. s. Land Office at Camden. Arkansas, October 8, 1914.

NOTICE is hereby civcr that Hen ry Harvey. of Sayre, .Ar' ,nsas, w'D on January 27, 1913, made . Home stead Entry, Serial No. 05936. for the NEA SEA and the SEi. NEAi. Sec tlon 2S, Township 11S., Range 20 w., 5th Principal Meridian, has filed mo- tlce of intention to make Final Con- mutation Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver of the United State Land Office, at Camden, Arkan- sas, on the 27th day of November, 1914.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 Henry Meadow, of Sayre, Arkansas.
 w. k. Dewoody, of Sayre, Arkansas.
 James Meadow, of Sayre, Arkansas.
 E. L. Meadow, of Gale, Arkansas.
 R. D. NEWTON, Register.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-04
John Bright on Peace.

John Bright's sublime figure of the Angel of Death has passed into a commonplace of journalism. and the splendid passage of his other speech against the Crimean war Is almost equally well known from the opening words: T am not. rcr did I ever pretend to be, a sta 'ogmal," to the peroration: And, cvon if were alone, if my voice were the solitary one raised amid the din Of arms and the clamors of venal press, I should have the consolation have tonight-and which l trust will be mine to the last moment of my existence-the priceless consola tion that I have never uttered one word that could promote the squan- dering of my country's treasure or the spilling of one single drop of my country's blood"
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-04
Try this for Your Cough

Thousands of people keep coughing because unable to get the right rem edy. Coughs are caused by inflama- ton of the throat and bronchial tubes. What you need is to soothe this intia- nation. Take Dr. Kings New Dis covery, it penetrates the delicate nu- cous lining, raises the Phlegm and quickly relieves the congested mem 6ranes. Get soc. bottle from your druggist. "Dr. Kings New Discovery quickly and completely stopped my cought' writes J. R. Watts, Floydale, Texas. Money back if not satisfied, but 1t nearly always helps.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-04
Tonic of the Open Air.

There is no better, more invigorat. ing tonic to the man who Is compelled to labor within doors than sunlight and the opan air. This is particularly true Of the green fields and the wood ed districts of the country where the air, waited across great open stretches, is particularly pure and bracing
 Therefore, the men who labor with brain or hands, or both, in cities, should avail themselves of every op- portunity to hie themselves to the country, or if they cannot do that, to the breathing places of the city where the air is better than along the crowd ed thoroughfares and where the sun shine meets with fewer Instructions.
 Most men, these days, when com petition in all lines of industry and trade is keen, daily are living a stren- uous life, putting forth their best energy, straining such talent as they possess to accomplish results. When they feel the strain is too great and near the breaking point, they should seek the tonic which instinct pre- scribes.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-04
PUBLIC NOTICE OF COMMISSIov
 ER'S SALE

Public Notice is Hereby C;von u :. Tn pursuance of the provisions of as decree of the Nevada County Cb.. ', cery Court made and rendered 4G,i. et ;a. October Term, 1914, in the caSs m .s Thomas c. McRae as trustee and 1. ..y VI CTS, plaintiffs and l. H. Sanduskv vSai oai others defendants, the unders;ora,Ia a,a being the commissioner named in ss;5 decree, will on ''' '''a
 Saturday. November Eth, 1914 between the hours for judicial sal., at the north door of the court bonss Tn Prescott, Nevada County. Arkan sas, proceed to offer for sale at nnh lie auction to the highest bidder the ollowing real estate in Nevada County Arkansas:
 West half (W1a) of the northeast quarter (NEl4:
 North half (N1a) of the northwest quarter (NWA) of the southeast quarter (SEh):
 All Tn section eighteen (18) town. ship eleven CID south, range twenty. one (21) west, containing 100 acres more or less.
 Terms and Manner of Sale: On a credit of three months, the purchaser being required to give bond with ap- proved personal security, bearing in- terest at the rate of ten (10) per cen. tum per annu!r for the purchase-mon. ey, provided that if the purchaser, de- sires to pay cash and avoid the pay ment of interest he may do so, and provided that if plaintiffs, or either of them become the purchasers, they shall be required to give bond for such amount as their bid may ex. ceed the amount of indebtedness and costs adjudged. Said sale is made for the purpose of foreclosing deeds of trust executed by Labelle Sandusky, and the equity of redemption of her heirs at law, and is made subject to the debts of the estate of J. w. Sand. ! usky, deceased.
 October 18th, 1914.
 I15-22-29. J. A. BAILEY,
 Commissioner.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-04
Her Only Chance.

Bessie" began the fond mother in a reproving voice, 'as I passed the par Tor door last night I heard something that sounded suspiciously like a kiss. and I thought"
 Why, mammal" interjected Bessie. her face suffused with telltale bushes. do you think"
 You needn't try to deny it." broke in mother positively. q heard you, and l want to say that you should not permit your young man to kiss you until after you are married"
 But, mamma" returned Bessie, in a voice that was almost pathetic. 'I want to be kissed some time!"