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Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-21
ALLEGED ROBBER IS
 ARRESTED WHEN GUN
 OFFERED FOR PAWN
Officers Think They Have Com
 paniOn of Man Who Robbed
 Home of Bob Edmunds in So. | BiSbee a Week Ago.

The Mexican, who, with another, en- tered the South Bisbee home of Bobby Edmunds. last Sunday. and managed to effect his escape at the time erred when he traded the revolver, taken from the house, to an American who in turn attempted to pawn the weapon For at that point J. A Kempton, who was working on the case, stepped in and made an arrest
 Last Sunday, a week ago, Edmunds coming home rather ate in the even ing. discovered a man getting out of his house. He taskled him and sue ceeded in holding him prisoner until he could get help. Both of the Low ell officers were out on calls and Kempton responded from Bisbee.
 The arrested man, in Judge Smiths court the following day on arraign ment pleaded not guilty. He declar ed he had come from Naco and seeing the house. which is not far off the rla;n-traveled highway between the be rdcr and Lowell had gone up to it and finding the door unlocked, had en tered. The mans preliminary was sci ard he was hele to the superior court
 lt was known at the time that the N scan had companion. A gun had
 hrcn stolen ircm the house and th' ofieeis mad Q description Of 'be wea
 pon. Consequently when an American
 attempted to pawn the gun be was ar
 rested
 The American told the officers tha , it was not his gun but that he ha' traded an overcoat for the weapon, il ! an effort to get something which coult be used as collateral. He offered t' , take the officer to the man from whom he had gotten the gun. This was dom and the Mexican was arrested
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-21
WITNESS TO TOMBSTONE.

Among others who went to Tomb stone yesterday morning to be present at the trial of the Ramirez murder case. were Frank E. Thomas, Bert Policy, II. G. Run. E C Barton, J. l.. Brooks and Mrs. Walter Brooks. The trial of Ramirez. who is charged with the murder of Walter Brooks. las' June. was to commence yesterday morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-21
ST. JOHNS CHRISTMAS PLAY.

Dream of the Wise Men" is the title of the Christmas play which the Sunday School of St. Johns church will present, Thursday evening, Dec. 23, at the church. The play will be a most appropriate Yuletide entertain ment for the little folks. as well as for their elders The curtain will rise at 2 o'clock and all members of St Johns Sunday School, their elders and friends, are cordially invited to be present
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-21
INTERESTING SESSION.

Lowell Camp No. 46, w. O. w., held an interesting session. Sunday evening at Brophy Hall. Following the compile ton of regular business transactions, a splendid supper was served and cigars were passed around Two were initiated into the Camp This Lodge is progressing finely and members eX' pect to hold another good time, soon.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-21
PusHMoBlLE RACE.

The committee on the pushmobile race, which the miners win conduct for the boys of the Warren District, will meet, Wednesday night, at O. clock, at Moose Hall. Reports will be submitted and money passed into the treasury. Volunteer autos will carry the children in the big Christmas Eve parade at o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-21
CARD oF THANKS

We, the undersigned take this means of expressing our heartfelt thanks to the many kind friends for favors shown and expressions of sym pathy during our recent bereavement in the loss of our beloved father Quinlan Mccarthy 3l
 MRS. M J. RIORDAN
 MRS. JAMES VALLEY
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-21
FORMER RIseEElTE HERE.

r. c. Cowan. former superintendent Of the Bisbee Improvement Co.,, and later holding a similar position with the Douglas Improvement Co., motor ed from the Shelter City yesterday, accompanied by Jack Sparks, of Phoe- nix. in connection with business at tending the erection of the new Catho- lie Church. Cowan recently has been on the Pacific Coast
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-21
coRNlsH ASSOCIATION.

The Cornish Association held its usual meeting, Sunday evening,in Med igoWch Hall. Particularly gratifying to the officials is the prosperous eondi- ton of the Association at the present time. A Christmas tree and social, Dec. 26. is being planned and this was one of the biz topics Of discussion Sun day evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-21
MuRPHY HEARp FROM.

"Rawhide' Murphy alternately a resident of Butte and Bisbee in both of which places he is well known. has been heard from here. He is now oc- cupyina a position on the police force Of the Montana mining city. Many of Rawh1ea friends in Bisbee have missed him and wondered that he did not ps. "a his appearance.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-21
IN AND OUT.

w. J. Graham of Lowell, arrived in the District Sunday night from Phoe- nix where he made a flying business trip After spending the day in Low ell on business Graham left again last night for the capital and for Oatman, properties.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
rARoucA ro EI PAsO.

F. C. Reum. organizer of the Loyal Order of Moose in the Southwest stopped off in Bisbec yesterday. Reum was on his way from Los Angeles to El paso.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
CLARKE REELECTED.

Va hir gt5n. E. C. Dec. oe d or q rke. ef Ar ansas R r-se.e ' et president pot I'll of 9ae = ate over Senator Pomsrene =of# Ono ia the Demoes atic eaeeHs totag. fae vote stood $ to =
 Sc aator Psmere kas s pp U | by members who urged that tae AFE- ansas sen1tor should 70. be r el z es bee LII Q of h.s rsyo ag frss the ship pure sase fiH | Ire lzst sss ion Aft IT the vEte vas taken. Sza tor Pomerene moved 70 make the choice O ; n ito Glarae ma i'm slzs a ] shis .s lone by ri ycte.=
 While the cauc ei dsd harHoni= 0 Isly it s ed pr D bic tha. ie= tory Of the Clarke facti ao#'d en- dan ger the sllcc ss ef z T 3ve1ss ' to adopt clotHre rule n the s5aa-e. Tn ca z aiIl { in t9m r x to Ia e 1 fl ite ae fe idins co tlre rec5mme dar5o :, srs e q ' aa=iEg bee reach I 9 Y5te bg fife q c: ncrr " T mon.
 The djvi ion the Clsr1e-Pom- ern ii Tt V a.Ger -harpls dIaHa All the 1 denocr3as who joined Virh Se latcr Clarke in h fight ag tirst th4 sh.p pnr hase bii -t o5 ~7i ly ai i him snd Il seftze l.the. T ato al 0 supported h m.
 Senator's wGo addressed Be es'i- GUS in opp it on Senator Gar 2 ar. q that h. aad des rtzd the ar : in ig IT. -evol ae5a tt ship irehase measure when had bsea made ca cs measure 5 nat r ] c TX zpo Q vi or5eglg n reply ee elar.ug that tfe bil Was aat = q C a ac 10 be made pa tg me sltt and wing the sieht of eataeas 70 bi 1d him T sch 9 aIssti Il
 He id that 1T ie found h- could | [ $ and wzth i Iar 7 ea alatte : ia Bh h the Iaity ad q ri .ht p IT, st uct him. he would immed ately re sign qs D re.fdens pro feIpeee.
 Republ can senators will h5.d t.e. T conf renee next Non6ay a7r ing. Senat to- Cali ger cf New HanE EshAe will b, e ected 5 airn aa Of the % [ r nee and nirofi y e der.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
T-E COUNTY TAX ABSTRACT.

T.z ssyz-raet f tas sex a6oks cf Washington County aas 5e-a e7m- plctesi U County Clerk Gs=2r=e Ap- 23eby al copies .eassz -e=a q ai-h ts4 Asaaa9aS Tax Commission and win sa4 Szafe &aaleor Mr. 3l- pleby completed the abesraet on November 89. tea earl.=s. day sbat i. has ger be4a finished in 'hi- eoanty
 Tl- a5strz sao1s to.al yaia. aei9a Q $s.737.46 .a9 sa ..aeessse os s2fI.4zsBf oyer t=e valuation in f3 0t tEl aeseeza real pasp= e--g sa & aer9sse cs $31,f,9.o1 asd ts= r-.5ai.I.1-= irsrsa5s i, on a-rsoaa srop==.y. THsse .s aH in- e-esss = t9Hs asftaH q s55.55 oa and. $@S.a5o aa# town le's ala a91roxisaaz4iy $2.69a oa raiir d rea.tg.
 Q 9er-9na ssapertz.e'se abstract sl,z-s 4ter a,a = se3 maie g 4zrs .4sse.s=a taan ia 3aa4 asd z, . sza4l.s- figure TH3z decrease E , -ooa5 eae , ee ia. La. a}an$ s35zses haze heen sent from 'eis country D F.ar9ze for @a' pHpese5.
 Ter aze 5000 more lead of eat z. ia ta- e3aasy lis year =iaaa Iasi !. s.9-i.ng 49 the abstraer. which is largely due to the uoyz meat fo@ be'- t7r cattte Tat has been sweeping the country resulting ta many purchases
 There az als, i .231 moro carriage including automobiles. n The com v this yaar sfan in f914 which ac counts for part os the personal prop erty increase.
 The abstract of the psrs2nal prop e-ty for 1915 shows ar increase ot 5000 for telephone property oFeI the 1914 valuation and a decrease CT the itam. "Moeays and Credits" oi s17,o0o..
 The number Of polls SHOWS biz increase being 8.I3I for l3i5 and 6 .830 for i914 Fayetteville Dem oerat.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

the st. Louis branch of tAis vel known printers sapfy hease. and assumed his new position December 1stt. Harry k al old springdale boy, formerly resting here. and has been with th9 above firm for several years. ss salesman. He is q son-in- faw z 4 Gegers os ta-s ss4aee. his wig being better remembered hsre as N#ss Myrtle Goze-. The ne3= pc siaol carries 2 handsome sa1a..ss. nd fs eaa position otten in t.le 'aizi : eye Of the small country printer. | is almost as big in the printing E..e, as governor Of a state would be in politics. The News eo7gratllatez Harry oI his new position, and see 5taJ Ba-ehart B5>os., q sg-zsi -er vi baea ao caQ*e D r=y-eg a= s=.a r{.5F
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
HENRY lYO CRUSADER

Jassa sought the Golden Fieeee II sreules the Apples Of tie Hesper 'd les. Auee lad some dasshtfrl and beautiful aye@tures n Wondctla q Jules Yer set cne of h's he-ces on a Trip to the Noon c had so1ght and found -he Holy Grail vie Modrsd chased fox fires ovfl t2e moor. R ose cit explored the Riv CT Of D ubt IT Cook imm IT eliz el the No tn Pole tn gsh Pf ary di c svered st, and now Den Quiyote like. Henry Ford is going to q 9elar# Peace in Europe"
 The men in the trenches know for what we are working" {" says Mir F5rd cDrSirg his pc ce exp di- ten. The ews has been spre
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

ano 2 th=m by ne zr atest of asere ies, tha pres.
 T rave reoe'vzd many assora1c $ of UhIs and know hey afe W5th us heart and u; I has all fsta aat en Ghr.stHas 1 : tae world =RfH sse a e eraI str,ile 2. tast n th ay of dlys war-wera mn ei.I e4=mb fosa tls trenches. throw down thet- a.-ns a l start home. nd tha4=s2i ri r VII ae 8e q, deal sersgzr..'
 Mr. F5rIs sehame reds bezu t fuly, as Ioag IS you keep teadt 2; D zo4't ? 10 hlnk; O tze se CT al ons zmble ef pc ce ides s RiH be jg=a51e.i. 8zr ard Shaw sags stsd ! th9 d=a il r7lh=r di fe7en1 =. = or way . v. O so az, a=. z. a le t5r D | I'd DIS, e ad is 1 al a.sn in tae trenches 70 sho their If e.s 6 % He.
 Buf. aly qa2. Q He :. oa Quixot Ale, Galahad, Thsoio 7 a 1 Doe Cook = ne c6rataz .z=ses : pub ic.tg, son 5f i 3 god | zas ben c assed = .t-erzfese= 2 CT d r futu fly ay cIa $ tze ca3e= grz zatsst= as Ri had ir3zn II. nd Henr Iy D.-Ar a sas e C
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
DIME sNiHE STORY.

Many d d varied 2 the exptr- i nc told by the ,ocal toIa, When they return from few weeks trip into di nt rrit " sell ng a Ple Many of them have sto 5 70 tel of their own ac9lal expreieece tn [ ar intestst 'ng 70 [ e feiI5&s who $ ay home. n se cng vi Fer erin.s will i q two er I re of t boys gathered t1ge he sfa5p ng experiences. and en ho ots 9 10 th fsllo~ aho 0an te tae bigse [ story
 The :ollowiss tale and d by a local apple seller, who vas il he comtrg w6cre the exp ri ne occur- rcd, taxes the Irze f T anything yet made public. To doubt it would be ca ting r.flectio cn the iztagrity 9. eae local party. and il ts printed solely for the ben 1t ef our reade 5. The article is e.ded Truth s rang r an ri ii n,' and follows
 Our c1sre pocdent from Owl Gre k furnishes us an item that for 1t, mar able nsss supa ses sny- thing that We have eve- real and inpresses tha. deed truth is stranger tran fiction.
 MT. and Mrs. St Turner of that community went to the field one day la { we k 10 pict tt.n Mrs Turner commenced picsirg 2 while
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
Sir RIFF


 Taa News is aataorize3 - a aoanse .Re5' Masters. = Prairie spRnsafB.=as q candidate for sez-Iff of WashiH=tea county. se5jee- t3 tls ae.i7n of fle Democratic f-i= nary-
 
 Mr. Turner went II CT n to s..s..a tu Il rows al ng de sue stsb ale. soel= ha h. asd his wife screaming for him to come 0 her. Rezpos,.= ing promptly on re chirg her he found her on Ter lnses on the ( [ stek grappliHg with large Fat- aa snake il ha1i sen rlttl.s. T1e snake had made way hetSeen her slirts and Lad fe eaed. her ea st line bef re t ws 4se3Yersd. roa= ping ,n her knees and holding t tight Ae prevented q bi isg aer. Abo1t slx or eistt inches ef ths snaka aas exIo ed Mr. Taszer Fut h's hand n the dy of snate and cautiously moved [ ID until he reached his head aea he seHzed t 0i att ? ab1rt = neck fhe snake began t2 "a = aad coiI d many tmas aron 6iS arm. but he held eu to and freed Mrs. Turner from position in which t5e least slip mIstt have 4ne-nt aer .ath ami prh9ps, his -oe. Pei7s r ! ased Mrs. Turn gathered soIe
 rze#r #rzcss; these D ing pIaeei q e a hand. Mr Turner ;resd arm i q threw tte snake from him ia 2 rGaly dazed c1n iition and pro- ceeded 10 kill it. Mr and Mrs Tlr. her have beel receiving the cosg-as t8la.i ns f ne:shb r. and teiee.ls on tae.r n!e ful pre- enc of ri q un1er III st rit c circumstr ces, aad for both cf them 10 have esc4g- ed without either being bi In is regard | as almost d miracle.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
THE TEST OF A MAN

Ths test of t man is tae ign he
 makes
 The grit th1tle daily shows; The way he stands on his feet and
 takes
 Fata's numersr bumps aad blows eWr rd can smie when there's
 nausI to fear. Wh n eothng his irog s D IS But it tak.s d nan to stand up and
 cheer
 While me other fe low staIs It isl't the yic.ory after all, But the fight that brother
 make; The ma wh drive against he wall Sri l stands up erect and takes The blows of fate with his head ned
 high
 Bl eding and brl'sed and pal Is the nan who'll @tl il the by a-d
 by.
 For he nj afr i'd 10 faiI. It's the bumps yon get ard tae iol's
 you get
 And the shocks tat your courage
 stands The ho ITS of 90 row and vain resrst, The ri e that esc4pes your hand That te [ your n tile and prove soer
 worth;
 It isa' the bl ws you deal, But the blows you take on tse g3od o,d earth
 Int how f your stuff is real
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
p PHI1 FULL.

Rogers Ar. Dsc. 3-Ths settte- nent be.#=sn te Bank of Rog F aad Bsa eoHrty. for county fJAis on q post 4bzn he nk fai d, as c nsa mated soday bg ths st c h d. err lf eae baak ? yins to \. :. He&- ry. csunFy treasurer, the balance ef si5.355 due from the bank 70 ne eoaat#. Thz : taI amount of county f1ads :a the ba- k ; shn it failed was d ezr9 iE4teiy S.00o9.
 Tas entire amount dee Bent n c1Iats f n the tank hss TOW been paid a ] th7 bank was released fo= dag , County JHdse Hi of aa la. bii.ty
 Tas bank eemnlisziaaer now p2satag suit against other stockhe | ers 7 the:r doIble Ii bil'ty IT der the ban'zing 1w Senator Ihn k. Duty ztaoraes fsr ae bank nm s- 5io7er. pr aated tze ma tr of if d L snast bio the esunty court Th#4s =aaoeae- 5apezt nt= =step in set tzs taz. bank a5a.szeH has be } Ca1a1
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

Governor Hays has another ap- pointment to make That of the cir cult judge vacancy on the Pine Bluff circuit, caused by the death of Judge A. B Grave. The Governor is hold ing up the appointment waiting fer the wee small voice. in the shape of prominent politicians from Pine Bluff to arrive in Ettle Ro and assist in the appointment. George is d t again.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
COUNTY CLER

The News is authorized to aa- noanee Vernon sherr2d. of Goshen township as eazdidate for Coan= Y Cfe-S of Washington coanty. sub= jeet t5 tae action of the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
How To Give Quinine To Children.

FEBRTLINE is the trade- mark name given to an improved Quinine. IL is a Tasteiess Syrup. pleas ant to take and does not disturb the stomach. Children take 1t and never know 1t is Quinine. Also especially ada pted to adults who cannot take ordinary Quinine. Does not nauseate nor cause nervousness nor ringing in the head. Try 1t the next time you need Quiuine for any pur. pose Ask for ounce original package. The oafne Fs33ILLNE "a blown n bottle. z cents,
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
CIRCUIT CLERK

Taa News is authorized Q aa- noaace Jesf L. DaYts. es Prairie .osa sip. as eaaii3t.e for Cir ssst. Clerk of Wash astaa c9satg. sa55s=-=-5 5ae ae-.a . tbe Demo- cratic primary
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

Editor Beck of the Pea Ridge Pod was visit r in sprngd le Friday. and called at I he News of ce. ditcr Beck is one grand booster for his town Of Pea Ridge, and the Conner c:al Club of that town should pay him a salary just to travel and boost their town and surr 1unding eoantry At all that The Pod is raaogniz- ed as one of the leading papers Of Benton County.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
Announcements
County Ire asurer

The News is authorized to ap- noaaea \. W. Glintun. of White Riy- er township, as candidate fer Treasurer of Washington county. sub jse- . taa action Of the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

The Henry Ford peace snip sailed Saturday morning. This Eif# have no effee- oa 5He price of tin Hzzies. as air. Ford has given ais twen4y=one se4r= old son fuil pow er of attorney to ast during his a5= seaee. Henry =was accompanied bE more than S9 peace advocates, 59 newspaper eorres poIdents. aEd - general assistants, secretaries and stenographers. Twenty mem bars of the party are women.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

For the benefit Of the Fayetteville Democrat. only. Tae News desires to announce that December 25fh, will be Christmas in shiloh loo.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

Some three weeks ago aainine @as quoted al s25o al ounce; but some body took d drop out of the price last week, and it is now down to sf 50 Thanks In this season of colds, malaria, whooping cough, young children. and Christmas les tiyitfes. a drop in anything k ap= preeiated Now fl someone wia orisi. nate a hord5d supply of gasoline, Christina will be one grand song of joy This time one year ago quiniae sas selling at = cents an ounce.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

RemGnbe what tine ae had 1et ting an Arkansas bui ding at the Fan ana Pacific Exp ssittoa? Cute a let said about it, and we couldn't hard y raise the amount reeded. Well, We finally. or they dd. get together $25 ,0oo ard buiI5 the building. It sold the other day fer S500, and will be used by the sen F,raHeisea Young Mel's Car.st'a an Also iation.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

Coach Rossi. Of the Fort Smith High School has named the A'k northwestern high school eleven. and names two Sprinsdale boys oil the team. namely, Stabaagh at left end, and Henson at left-half Coach Kos sis selection includes fige Fort Smith boys. the entire baek.field. with the exception of Henson. being from Fort Smith High; one from Van Baren, two from RlssellFtlle. and one from Ozark.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

business man Of Springdale, wh2 had business in a neigh boring toaa i've won't mention any names1 Sae- urday returned home on an at eE- noon train, and seeing the big crowd in town. paused to rem ark that taeFe were twice as many people ia Spring dale, as there were in tfse town de had just Jeff. Saturday was one of the biggest days spriugdaIe has known this year. The streets were crowded all during the afternoon, and prospects are good for another big crowd this Saturday. anyway The News invites them all to return, there1l be many new tlairgs to see. and many other bargains offered by our local merchants.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
COUNTY JUDG 6.

Th5 News is authorized to au- uouaea Sam Elliott, of Prairie town saip. as q candidate for cosntF Judge. Q. Washington county, sub js.,e t3 the action of the Democrat primary
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

Sprinsda!e people vii be tz.aeas- ed n tha anRgineessss-.- tssat seeS
 from Ire Barraar Bros X Sszai. Ier arm n s. Lo1is. b tfs estaot tha. Harry T Mathews aas sas1est- e4 Edxard | Tray. as naa =
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

Once in lifetime opportunity knocks at every man $ door; we're rapping at your esanctum now. try ing 10 get listening cal. while We offer The News at Sl per year.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

school-dLstrbct assessors, and MT. Nc Rae vigorously opposed such 2 plan. This is the first flash of lightning. and clap of thunder, illuminating Cae coming campaign, bur jus. vat; 3 Kansas cyclone viii ge ta.ale ia con parison to the storm coming.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

In this issue of The Nz,wsRiil be found the announcement of "Reb" Masters. of Prairie tea#az.tp = a candidate for sheriff oe# this count sIr Masters is Xeil known al aTar Washington county is a1 eets.st.as- road builder, Ir fae==he has 8eea building roads for the past several weeks, 8 that his cad .ziaay has not been announced sooner lie has served as deputy yssaertff= OF different occasions. and has always made good He has numerous friends over the cozn-y. and ~ill dolst as 1fss1ze a strong candidate. Tae News es,z= nz. iz his candidacy b lae soze-s of Washington county. Rel = il23= ti4ls are c. R.. bac ae ts paH-tsl to tae name aRe5. and < besee- known s.. .1s. =an-3a-..fiznl4z
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

250 subs eribers to Tae SzFs receive d blue marked Haper his week. are you one of the nsln3zr3 IT 50, yo3r subscription h5s expired and in accordance H5ta oar eaSsesf# your paper wiH be stopped m .e-z We receive y5ar renewal before sa Next issue. The special rate ot per year k sill in effect. and Re should not lose single subscriber by failure to renew. Ne ale zo.Is to make every effort ana added ex panse to give you the best paper ia this section of Arkaa- $, and seE- eral sIbserihtfs have tod taoy are apprecia'i1g oer work. The year Zi946 vi see some ..eFs features ad 4ed to Tae New wiIi prove fntsrezting to o'lF rs@d- CTS. and hope taet xoa a soz miss single number. My have gosr remittance before nsE- s= sas2 If your paper marked week. starr yofr dollar this @ax nov.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10
Christmas In tbe Dome

Many of the most beautiful things of life but mem ories Here incident which may become for read pleasant and recurring realization of joy was the good fortune of the writer few years be the Christ guest home where the idea of Christmas cheer and spirit realized On the of the day the father of the flock brought forth Dickens Christmas Carol
 and well copy 1t too After they had gathered about the fireplace he read aloud the first part of the story Then mother and each child participated until the story completed Many had the writer read the carol under the conditions related the beautiful tale meaning had before been experienced When that home the Christmas long since past he said T could the real and true spirit Of occasion when told that the reading of this tale had of felt knew the well spring which spirit had its growth have adopted the in my family with few changes The story is of quite long for reading have developed plan beginning the reading week before the great day, reading part each night Then when Christmas have found it additionally valuable in fostering the Christmas spirit have read aloud the wonderful beautiful story of the nativity from the second chapter of St Luke then complete the Carol and then truly ready for the glorious dawning of the morrow"
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

Mayor Lane aas placed tae baa oa hilarious Christmas tHis ysaF. with the announcement thaEfire- works of any kind vii n1t De t7.eFat- ed His announcement ts made ear ly so that local dealers vii n par= chase supply and thls prev 2 their loading Up on th5s pafi5 -:tl.1f brand of Christmas t9gs. Tha an nouncement is made almost sFeEsz year, but Mayor Lane informs The News that any violations Of zae ordinance against fireworks will=be prosecued this year. as e desires and expects a safe and sane Christ mas. This is TO more than if should ba. Christmas is not . time for the shootirs ef huge =sire=erae kers. and biz noise generally Let's have that on the 4th of Juiys bat leave Christmas time of qazstIlds aasi paaeefutness.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-10

Entered at the postoffiee at ogringdale. Ark, as second class mail matter.