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The Washburn leader., 1915-08-13

Made 4 Differences.
"1sn't there anything we can do to
stop that horrible yelping of that Smith
kid next door?"
why, Harry! That's our Mile in
the side yard singing!"
THAT so? Gosh. hasn't the girl got
some lyric soprano voice. though ?"-
indianapolis Star.
Fat.
It takes q fat man to escape
The traps for husbands baited.
For when the women see his shape
They're not infatuated.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Yet IL he happen to possess
A portly purse, why. then. sir.
He's not. despite his pudginess.
More safe than other men. sir.
Boston Transcript.
Different Gorge.
"How about the beautiful gorge you
"Yonder it is" said the landlord.
did you ever see q more wonder
full ravine?"
bah: | thought a gorge meant a
great big meal"-Kansas City Journal
Good Dope.
Life is what we make itf' Nayl
Life 10 how we take IT.
Hard and bitter, sweet and gay.
Mirroring our mood alway-
But mono may forsake 1t.
Let US. then. be glad and grin.
Nonsense seek and folly.
Being sad's grievous sin.
And there is no merit In
Groans and melancholy.
Chicago News.
Natural Curiosity.
Polly-He actually begged me to kisa
li9!
Dolly-Wha1.sl did you say?
Polly-I told him ! might be sorry
'or 1t afterward.
Dolly-And were you?-Judge.
Ne Age Limit.
Extreme youth used to be the test
Or so I ween.
A maiden used to be her best
At sweet sixteen.
But now we have another plan.
AS | opine.
And nothing is more charming than
Sweet thirty-nine.
kansas City Journal.
Not All Sunshine.
Mrs. Flatte-Didn't you say If you
me it would be all sunshine?
Mr. Flatte-Yes. did.
well. suppose you realize that I've
,ot a lot of rain checks coming to meT'
-Y0nkers Statesman.
Always 10 It Thus.
10 buy her presents his cash 10 spent.
And her words Of thanks were sweeter
than honey.
But when he had squandered his last red
She married a youth who saved his
money
-t.ondon Globe
Regret.
Dyer Rownder wishes now that be
hadn't married widow.
Ryer-Why?
Dyer-He can't use any Of the old
excuses for coming home late.-Judge.
Prays a He Runs.
He doesn't seek ONCE
BY countryside or town.
But listen and you'll hear him pray.
A-lookin' sideways on the way.
Lord. let It run mo DOWN.
ATLANTA Constitution.
Natural Ways.
''susie = a duck Of q girl"
''How Is she getting on With the
eellows?'
.'swimmtns,y. - Baltimore Ameri.
can.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-27

aIlein seriegsuuteriaI beraufteael
beredtist iein ion.
Wie Der nNep Yorf SeraIbA piHer
mill, baben beuti4e Meenten in Der
binbiina nit Gensral Susrta cine Re'
bDlutipn in Merito anauitiften seIudt
0aSu bdben fie ii9 unseblib erbotefl
ben @enannten nit unbeihrdntter
@elomitteln aussuitatten, ibm fir elm
Snpniion aii1 10000 Mu,ierseipebr
lebIt ben nStbieen patronen 81 lie'
fern. SdlieBiid iollen lie auf ber
&opf bon 8enerdl Garransa cine Be
lobnung bon $4,000 seIebt baben.
Die frana0IiIhs Hesieruns bat BIZ
Der. Stuatsn erIudt, ibr fir ndhft,
3eit ip0dentlih 5ipei MilliOnen Nidela
i6eiben bon Der 9r0be BON Giinfcent'
itiiden su lisfern. Dd Der Iuftras ie.
bod IeutraIitdisfrassn inpolpirt. bal
bas Stadtsbepdrtement nod ieinel
9eideib ertbeilt.
WGbrenb Der MbtpeIenbeit bon Ser'
m sypro auf Ieiner GriebsnsmiFipn il,
europa liest bic 2eituna ieiner &C.
| i6dftlihen unternebmuneen bier une
in Canada in ben Sdnben ieines 2o'
iGbrieen Spbnes.
Der Salafabritant sS. s. Smitb in
Sartfrro, 70. @a., bebauptet, 20 Son'
nen 9rom su So pro qfunb an bic
bsutide Resieriins 5ur SerEaune
BON StidgaIen persauft unb baran
$15O,00O psrbient gu baben. Dor
benz ariege mar Seutid!anb ielbit
Der 5auptprobu5ent BON 9rom. bas
nur 25e oas Pfunb toitete.
0eil mebrere anseitrllte Der Refp
Gnslanb Mfs. SO. in Bolton Bel Der
Seriteauna bon SoderplOfipitoffen
giftisen @aisn gum Spfer gefdlen
limb, bat Der getrieb Der $8OO,0OO
toTtenbea Sabrtt bis sur 9ur6fiibs
runs bon @erbeHerungen einseiteut
iperoeu miihen.
Gin bic SeIhGftsleituns Der gmes
ricdN Soeomotipe 70. petdmpIenoer
attionGr, Siaae M. Giate, bebauptet,
baB pdbrenS bic 9eielidaft tons
irattIi6 ben rQniirtsu bereits cine
balbe MiIipn Shrapneas bdtte selies
iert baben iouen, tbutid6Iih nur erit
$4,000 sur abIisferuns gebradt tpors
ben limb.
gBeaen Mangel an SseanI6HfeH
iparten in Se1ttIs ieit mebreren Wos
den arobs AuautitGisn gGlmpolle
unb Wlunitipn aui @elesenbeit 5ur
9erfradtuns mad benz riiiii6en 90
fen Wldpipoftod.
BUR untsrfiiibuns ibrer Sldubenss
aenoFen IN ben 8riegsresipneH, ipis
in 9dlGitina, bdbeH Die SsraeIiten Der
8er. stuaten ieit Qusbrud beg arte'
asg bereits 81, 100000 beiseiteuert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-27
Tnldndilte na6riNten.

-@un 4Il.u perIa en-
en- Semeinit,aft NIT Dem SO Sahr,
aItsu Iobn aafuD.tte IN GLENDALE bel
Ren gori, tpuros bort be 49 Sabrs
aIte Seleu, @iIts bon Rp. 30s Cooper
Ctr. gep gprt, aH asu4tgas srltldi
auieeiunben. sSn eiuem fiir Ibrs
+ sodt,r SeIen beftimmieH binterlaile@
nen Sdreiben itbiISerte Grau Milt..
bab aIls Iisbssbu aiuber. psusn iIe
bas asben sssebsn, iie ni4t siHmal
Dor gepib llnb GIeno gu i8iibsH Der"
mpdten unb tbr siusiser JreuHb
aafapstts sspeisn isi, fir ben iis big
jest ben SausboIt beiorgts uHo mt
ibm aemeiniam iterbsH peroe.
Trauens arbsttssett..
9us Otergsribi bss Siaat.s Waia'
6uIetts sntihieb bieis1 Gage, Dag 9s'
FEB, psIdes Die arbsiis5sit fir Srau9
en- auf fp0deHtlih b0ditens 81 Stnn=
ben be'brdutt, gelte iopobI fiir sei'tis
arfeiteRbe JraneH, tUis fir fpl6e, Die
iib in ibrem Beruf mebr ibrer pbps
iii6en araft bebisnsn. Oas GIsriht
fiibrts ais, bic eltbeiisSeit fir 5rans
en- Iei bsitriuit -unb asiesIi9 isitss>
leut tpprbeu neil fis inter elmer fpirtbs
i6aftlidu Sf,DG6e IitteH iulpie neil
bes 5ifeutIi6t Mobl esfdbrbst iperbs,
ipenn man bieism nmitanbe nits
Rs6nuHd ttass unb ibre natiirlihe
astensfGbiateit beeintrd6tiet iperbe.
,Sisfs @riinbe irsifsn i'm feIben Ra'
Be amf Sydu. au, in beuen bic 4rbeit
nita rein pbpiiid it,, fabri bi. Gnts
fteibuns fort. r9is @Orte r9rbsi'
ter" unb ,lrbsiten4 bcbsn ftine beions
bere fsititsbenbe 9ebeutuHg"
Gin noble Sirma. Die
Gram Gompanp in Gbitaap bat ansss
tiinbist, baB alIe ibre anseffelltsn,
aud bic peibIiden, iofern lie lanser
als Elm balbss Sabr in 9ieHifen Der
8eielfI6aft iteben, BON bieisr eiHen
10 pro3ent ihres Jabreslobnes bars
iteIlsnbsn gettus als WeibHaHtssobs
.rbalten perbeu. Die @delfHaft bes
f6iftigt in ibren perihiebenen @nlas
sfn stfpa 10000 psrionen, unb Der
@eiammtktraa Der W.ibnadtsgr5e
an biere pirb auf 10000 SalIars gee
ftdst.
- @Its 3eituHe einses
Sds b.utfhe Wofenblatt
Der Rspubliianer" in 9fueutotpn,
ga., sins, ipie bic Deutfch g(merif.
8u9Outider 3eitung beridiet, nit
benz q. 0sasmber elm. gS III 15O
Sabre aft setporben unb ipar bemos
trotifd. Die pennfblpniidb lambs
beutfaen 8ldtier iimb aIis am @bs
itsrben, fpsil In ben Sffentiiden S4us
len in ienen 9eeeIben tein oeutider
lluterrift ertbeilt ipirb. Sn ben pris
paffdui.n, ipsl9e friiher beitanbsn,
NOR ss anbsrs. Die 2anbbsutfden
tDnuen nidt beuti9 Ieien, unb 70 mill
fen ibre beuti4en 3eitunsen einsebeH.
Guf be nsusps bsutfhs GinuuuhsTun9
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-27

Mu1 Gbtna uno Sap an firto 1robe
4bnebmsr CUR Ser eotfftGnbidunq
fei7ier Rusific 5dHbs lsflotte plant
fesfresHdnb ben Ban cu IS S1mpfs
f6iffen Don 5000 Biz 5000 Sons
1,sn &Gatmaebali, unb basu in piitse
barsb ca. 100000 sr mueu gtaH su
4ontruhiren.
Die Tirma sobb &. 90. in guinese
tofDn, O., bat nit be- Reoieruna opn
sSdpan eiHen Rontrnf / be1ufs grrihz
tiina eiaer 5abrit FL Qanssrpfatten
In Nagafafi abaeft ApTTeu. Tnre'b.
tpirb TN Gianbe Re h, Gtablplott.n
BON 15 JuB grate au paI.en. BE-.
fffmrut aur armir una iapaniIher
ariegsfhiffe. Die U,afhinen tperb.r
bd5u tbeilB Don g)r mnastotpn, tte:Is
BON getbl6m selit iert fDerben.
n X
Sn pitts6ura r. / Elm &ontrait fiir
Grridtuug etnes q 30 Sonn,,, . Sod
ofens fit bic Sar Deb 9inq yron,
Goal arb go,e Io in Gbanabai,
china, su Stanb astonrrnsm. Der
Diem tDiyb $500 GOO ,oftet u,tb Don
NM Vsss sai. ssaH n5s!i& suts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-27
Sn serfanfen-gurmen.

Siub fbettli6eno. fnfi ean5 rtrf Gueen elnH
heiioeH5 NIT dubsngetamber. Die gerbsIe.
rInseH aIein fcfisien $4,000. Eies ~ Elm
Ede bon -uItib berfautn-. Gds annb III
ssr uesGfIuitnns niGt Gusssfett; innaer m,
alter ctiigdrffu. ueufs sdIID irIb febr reid:
finfsfbu p2iTuieu 81 fffnf Genis Sabrf; Die
tenienItie lfnb ipaHfd,ensnerthsfie Gdqe for
ottrileG6ttuereis une TaiypSnsSe. Yres
$500, tbsiIrYtife bdG-.
zts esHftsn ctis asaz / 1rsit Go,
5l6 waaiu 5frGke. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-27
irntrrhaItmusegns.isen.

iInterhaItnugs.gn
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lOLYMPICI 8D,inil tislid
Dixon's Big Review 1916
selonOets ggiuaHaatS ssriiuHHs: esISsIist.
abeno.
KEITH'S s":s.gsn s.,g ans 'sii,'s :.is
MERCEDES
unb anSsrs pprsaeliee siiirainoun.
PEOPLES rs.1;s: e; sHs ss.,a.... ssa:;
"The Panama pansies."
solenue splbeiterteier,
Sr.baHsru init sr.aH gsriDSiHaa
ssroHftdlirs bon BEN
Serweglj 26duuerGor
al BEN sfsb.a eeale bet arbsiisrtsus an 81.
Tfstmpes 1916.
9tk asm misise.
gerIaugt-@eibIidj.
@abasn fir aussmeius Sausnrbsii. Outer
assa; asa ebFHsn slseHas sSoae sS'H 4,
ioe.E W
Etnif1es Rae4tn tit fsO9su sHo I'm
be btr edutdrbsti su ttiffr 9eiGenyfn
rsrlnnef aseri Cnilsr Gag. 2s27 gicolipr
soas. 0csfatIb essneh %
mdb6eu, pslb,s 3suiiS lsriGt, idr Sans.
arbeii in Neiner GnIuilt. 30. S45s sspu'
feb eIrenue, Clifton. 2.--2f
S1ti Dinifbers an 9ofsH. 2i2s 9aelHt
eirabe. Stnisroaus
atdin. CUTE .Dearas. iir gsiiautaHi. IS
z entf6ss mdb6en far anasmsirs
Sansarbeit- si7 Sni1inS eibeuus. upononls
whb1tn far engemsins sausarbsIt % Ja'
milie bon g. Stat. Moore glprtb 2gfS.U.
SOIL Sddeerru ettast, psaIHni o!rs.
a66in in fisiner gamsiis. 900 aennOs
plnre, unonodle.
sgdtn in se2o aeaSiHs aoas, stSonSaIs,
2. Slcd. ..tt.4.-..
mSb6en, nm btl Der esSt8e sll bsIItn I'm
Geuffnen altentelm. w,uu nebme gine.
s,Irnei GaF bic Hipocpar slosnas. q
Iabsen ias sausarDsi. in 6sS a0asaIs
slnsriie
wEb6eH fnr SdilenrbeIi. sslat i, 1885
m2ibbition slbefiie. clifton.
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giab6sn lfir aIleemelne Sausarbeii asir
8di1en. ssi psann QIms. gtsonDaIs.
sRab0en far Sausdrbstt. aein gafden.
gmpiebluneeH. Crescent @Iaee, g5cebbur
g.renuf.
oanshnfferiit. nm i'm Saufe berlm sl
drbeiifH fiiT elm eelnE. e66 Clinton Efrdbe.
binien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-27

Giarb am Tcpneriiag, ben 2s. Deseinbe
1915. nm iibr iDiprpens,
sSraii Wcftru0e 8antbrpd,

ben6jabrc IN ibrer 2sobnune, Wo. 1927 pine
gtrabe. 2ie eeerbiqtine fiiibef ftatt pcra
Lruuerboiiie aus nu Wonina. ben 81. Gessm'
btr, um & lbr WlornefIs. ipordrt i'm 81 nbt
Y sss e STG,sts ars SessiS ,,,0 gss
bplien trirb. 26,21
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-27
Meairnnas.a nti.aunaen.

HtaisrunsS.uriisnHnsc often fas Us1nusr
uuh gsrueI. 1arferee bon grnsarunesn nm
tn 9aSn4t eiits f1r nnftfuungtu fret
Sran'l'u 2rfr'uis. TEST 70. aeAsftfr. n. 0.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19
STRAWBERRY CULT
URE; HOW TO PLANT
SINGLE HEDGE AND MATTED
ROW SYSTEMS BOTH USED
WITH PROFIT IN ARKANSAS -
GIVE BED GOOD POSITION.

Strawberries may be set either IN
the spring or In the fall. though spring
setting is more desirable. as this gives
an opportunity for the ground TO he
cleared and broken In the fall, Thor
ouEh preparation OF the new strawbsr'
~ bed is extremely important Il pays
10 giye the nevebed the most desirable
conditions possible.
Al planting time II protects the
plants from the sun and drying wind.
A damp burlap cloth has been found
practical by some culturists. while
others prefer TO place them In q pail
with cover or a basket lined with
cloth.
In the single hedge row system. run
ners are permitted 10 grow In rows
sufficient to. iill the space between the
original plants. This forms a con-
tinuous row, By this method the rows
should be three feet apart. and the
Tsants set 20 inches apart In the row.
In the matted row-the one most
used by commercial growers, the rows
are placed three and onehalt TO fUur
feet apart. and plants 20 to "a inches
apart In the row. These are allowed
TO spread during the summer. making
n row about is inches wide.
The essential features in setting the
strawberry plants are: rapid planting
without the plant being dangerously
exposed TO sun or wind. and to see that
the crown is not covered with soil or
extends above the surface. Also 10
have the soil pressed nrmly on the
roots. with the riot system being
spread out In fan-shspsd fashion or
as nearly so as possible.
These results may be best accom-.
plished by q man making q v-shsped
opening IN the soil with = spade. dib-
BILE or grub hoe. and . second man
placing the plants. The "hrming" OF
the coil In done by the heal OF the
man using the spade. while the plant
is being held in proper position by
tho man placing IT,
In preparing the plants for setting
see that from a third to onehalf OF the
roots system is cut-or.
All OF the dead foliage. and practi-
cally all OF the leaves should be re-
moved from the crown of the plant It
this time. II. Z. Truax,
Arkansas Experiment Station.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19
TUBERCULOSIS IN FOWLS
This Disease Is Frequently the Cause
Of Death Among Chickens.

While investigating the outbreaks
OF tuberculosis in cattle and hogs.
many states have found that the same
disease is prevalent among fowls. par
ticularly turkeys AMI chickens,
though a great many other birds are
susceptible TO the disease. Tuberculo-
SIS in fowls is transmitted from one
bird to another, and naturally starts
from n diseased bird being placed in
q healthy fosk.
II the focks do not keep in good
flesh on the proper amount OF food.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19

this 10 quite frequently good sign
Of tuberculosis. Again, II there is an
occasional death In the hock without
any apparent cause, the bird should
be examined carefully for the follow
ing symptoms:
The liver is most commonly Affect
ed and II is here that II would be
most noticeable to people experienced
with the disease. There are also
white or grayish colored nodules Of
various sizes protruding avoye the
outer surface OF the liver! When the
nodules are opened they present a
cheesy formation and are sometimes
gritty The spleen and intestines are
attacked, and an examination will
show nodules similar to those describ-
ed in the liver.
The extent to which wild birds,
such as spGrrows, pigeons. crows and
others may spread the disease is not
definitely known, though It is quite
probable that such is the case, as
these birds are susceptible to the dis
case.
Owners OF the birds should be
careful to keep their nocks free
from the disease, as II is almost
impossible TO rid a flock OF tubercu
losis once It has been infected. Dis
eased fowls should be separated from
the remainder of the flock, and all
dead birds should be burned at once.
c. L. Macarthur,
Arkansas Experiment Station.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19

Eight sections Of the newly enacted
child labor law will be repealed should
the Senate concur with the House In
its action. A bill introduced by James
T, Robertson OF Lee county. providing
for the repeal OF several sections pass.
ed by vote OF sc TO i3.
T A. Wilson OF Pine Blum. one OF
the Jefferson county representatives,
led In an attempt 10 defeat the bills
passage, hue his efforts were futile 4
motion to reconsider the vote by which
the bill was passed was tabled. thus
insuring its final disposition by the
House.
Among provisions OF the child labor
law, and one OF the sections attacked.
|, that prohibiting any child under four.
teen years OF age from working or be.
ing permitted 20 work in any remuner.
ative occupation. and another Is that
no child under sixteen years OF age
can be employed 10 work In an oeeu.
patton dangerous 10 life or limb or In.
furious 20 the health or morals.
Another section the bill would re-
peal is that prohibiting children under
sixteen years OF age to be employed or
allowed TO work more than six days a
week, nor more than eight hours n
day; or before the hours OF o'elocl;
in the morning or after z o'clock in
tho evening. The sixth session OF the
law, and one OF the sections attacked.
would provide similar restrictions on
employment of children under eigh.
teen. extending the lumber OF hours
they may be allowed 10 work day
from eight to ten and the time from
s o'clock in the morning until 10
o'clock at night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19

DIR. G. A. Evans OF Arkadelphia, who
is raiser Of peanuts on large scale,
states that instead OF selling and ship.
ping his products he intends to feed
the peanuts to hogs, there being much
greater profit in that way than in
marketing the nuts. The acreage Of
peanuts has rapidly increased in this
section and the crop now ranks we'll
up with leading truck crops.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19

The Crittenden County Bank and
Trust Company. located at Earle.
Charlottesville. Marion and Turrell.
Ark. has decided to cease operations
at Turrell because of the Baker Luln.
ber Company and the Crismore Stave
Mills closing for lack OF timber. On
ly a small percentage OF the patrons
drew out funds. and II will be salts.
factory to transfer all funds to Ma
rion, the county seat.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19

Mrs. @. n. Case, who owns the Case
Hotel at Mountain View. served her
guests with a lemon pie made from
homegrown lemons This adds an.
other trophy to the ozarks, as no one
had ever thought OF eating a lemon pie
made from lemon grown here. The
tree had been carefully sheltered dur
ing The cold months until Il reached
the bearing age.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19

An effort VIII be made at Marshall
In organize a truck growers associa-
tion for the purpose OF growing toma.
toes, beans and other truck. TO be
shipped principally to the Northern
markets and TO help supply the can
ming factory which will be erected at
Leslie before the next crop is gather.
ed. II the organization Is perfected.
arrangements VIII be made for as large
an acreage as possible TO get plants
ready 10 set out as early as the
weather conditions viii permit. also to
determine the variety OF tomatoes to
grow.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19

The third meeting OF the strawberry
and peanut growers OF Faulkner coun.
ty will be held at Conway. Prof. f.
N. Plank OF the University OF Arkan-
sas will speak on cooperation in mar.
keung, and one OF the leading straw
berry growers OF Judsonia will talk on
strawberry culture and marketing.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19

A colony OF homeseekers OF Indiana
has bought 400 acres OF farming land
in Cleveland county and have recently
arrived to make their homes in this
state. They left the State OF Indiana
during the month OF December and
found the roads exceedingly bad and
were compelled to ship their belong
ings part OF the way. The colony con-
sists OF number OF prosperous fam
lilies.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19

Business men and farmers Of New
ark are interested in a movement to
organize a company TO put In a can.
ming factory here. Promoters Of the
enterprise say sufficient stock has
teen subscribed to insure its success.
A metieng viii be held Saturday to
perfect organization and to secure con.
tracts with farmers to plant tomatoes
to supply the cannery. A Little Rock
concern is negotiating with the pro-
fhoters for the sale OF machinery no
equip the plant
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19

Hog raising has proved very profit.
able addition TO farming at Gentry,
and farmers are increasing their herds
every year. Owing TO a good corn
crop this year. most all of the stock
is being kept in the country and fed
at home.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19

An application has been received by
the comptroller Of the currency to
convert the Planters Bank of Cotton
Plant Ark, into the First National
Bank. The bank is capitalized for
$4,000.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19

Many farmers in this section OF
Gentry have grown their own wheat
this year and are now bringing II in
to the mills to have 1t ground into
flour. The high price Of wheat has
caused a great increase in acreage
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19

The Bluff City OH Company Of Pine
Bluff was sold at receivers sale to E.
+. Ready OF Helena for S1O1,OOO.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19
Arkansas Experiment Station

All eggs intended for Matching pur.
poses whether. under hens or in III.
cubators, should be as fresh as posi-.
be when set.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-02-19

into his eyes. ALMOST ht tne same
moment came the sound OF q sharp
step on the gallery. there was a whir
OF .polka-dots, and then Isheard' the
report of Mexico's gun. ,r,,.
Chick had failed to shoot.
We all looked from ono OF the com
batants TO the other, too dazed TO
speak, for there stood Chick unhurt,
while Mexico was lookin' at a place
on his right arm from which we could
see the blood was tricklin', him havin'
the sleeves of his shirt rolled up.
Little Elsie Dalhart was standin'
there. A pair OF spurs was in her
hand.
Here's your spurs. Mr.. Mexico
Charlie" she was gayin' I'm sorry
I cut your arm, but 1t only serves you
right. Between the mattress and the
spring." she says contemptuous, lis
no place for a pair Of spurs. cut
my own hand on 'em while putin on
the clean sheets" she says, putin
her hurt hand to her lips like a
woman does when she burns, or cuts,
or scratches it.
Way down the track we heard tho
whistle Of the evenin' passenger 60
in west. IL was the only sound there
was. "Suppers ready" says Elsie,
kinder peevish. And we all turned
and went IN the house like bad boys
that'd been caught stealth green ap-
ples. All, that is, except Mexico
Charlie. amt never seen him
since.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD,

Countess Joseph Gizycka r. at the
st. Regis for n brief visit.
Luncheons for d%ebutantes will be
given to-day by Mrs, Ernest Flagg and
Mrs. J.. Rich Steers.
Mrs, Hamilton Nick. Twombly gave a
luncheon yesterday at the St. Regis fol
Mrs. Allen NJ. Thomas.
Mrs. j. Stevens Ulman will give a
small dance tonight at her home, 81
East Eishty-frst street.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry h. Hollins have
come to the Gotham from their coun-
try place. Meadow Farm. Islip, l.. l.
The annual st. Valentines kettIedrum
for the benefit OF the Samaritan Home
for the Aged will he held at Sherry's
on February ~,
Mira. Philip A.. $, Franklin will give
a dinner n In the annex OF thu
Metropolitan Club on Monday evenins
for her debutante niece. Miss Grace
Franklin.
Mrs. b. Ogden Chisoim will rive q
dinner this evening at her home. al
West Tenth street. afterward taking he,
guests to the first OF the Thursday
Senior Dances at Sherry's.