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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18

antano al Sor5eas ailoe, ioroi
man n9rer en- ienlIJ ll0illie imo0
al baoe aaar til iRlIes me0 allie
SDnoere % finn Oct enc At gore;
at oper9ioe Jig paa AaaOe % llnaa.
De til oeH @lo. iom ieger oct
iortabte ior at irelie Oct.
Oct er SeIpet, JONI DPJrer iig
oeo gproen al en- Sorg, JON oct
life er mtIigt at %gennemleDe Blot
iOm i'm esen, tbi Den, 5oem oct
bliper beifaaret rigtig at grace
no Tor @itO, ban grader uisieIig
Der o9iaa for iig ieIo, men BAN
eraoer iillige Tor andre, 5oisJts0
Ran isler / lit Sierte~ 09ifner).
Get oar ocnne Sorg. lom belt
fDIote BAN, bois 5ipl oar beore-
pet in6til 7s0en~, Renneifeiennen,
iom faIote Ieuneifer til at islge iig
! bine Soraens Cane ior Sen tore
@Iq0es SfpIS. ben ban foruo ISL
te o. Initc iom en- g"eIii9nelie inS
00er ale 0enl, ION life a ScIo.
frrlia1eo riI0e Ia6e iig 5ofoe til
baae ira at iefae SipIens 2png
ieI: aSaIiae er Be, iom ierae t5i
Sc ifaI huipaIes@
aarI Sesperfen
| .dorb. Stiitst."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18
vi .Tanif foIfel9snina"

bar ni mootneet fsIeenoe nDe gs.
ger, fom ienoes portofrit til en-.
bDer abresie ueo RootaeeIie Of be
Deofeieoe D6erit lope priier:
Hubinion Grmioe. en- Ssmanos
2ip og niounoerliee enentpr. af
Daniel Geioe. 2f2 Si6er. Smuf,
rs6 Sbirtine meo Gulotrpf. pris
80 Cts.
gollb. 3%ortaaine of 2ouiie 30. aI.
colt. 240 Sioer | bloat Sbirtings.
bin6 meo EiteI og 5oriirine |
Sub. pris 30 Gts.
ltgIipifs Siitorier. llnoerlige oa
fpIfomme Siftorier ON en- Bon.
6efsn fra Brunspig. Sorfortet
ltogape. rs Sioer | Sbirtings.
bind. aun 35 Cts.
Vile tire gsger tiIommen
portofrit for $500.
1aniib Qntb. Enbf. .Gsnis,
Nlair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18
SOrgtn oDer SBnoen.

5 ct greo al a. sui 1898.
|ifri0er 9iggo 5tucfenbers til SOB.
5ergenien: seq 5if % iortoioie-
De oDer lie At eie ct 5eruiaIem,
6oor5en jea fan 0auore bariooet.
enc meaem BiIsrimme. o. 0aife
min Si9l rem og 6egga0e 9pet
ira MT, bette beaise Menneifes
2iD, iom ie9 - og ui ale r. leoer,
iaa Ri maa BRUCE tuiino aar Al
g~pigbeoen til at grpoe no ! @nos
sfsO.~
Zen Ernn9 og 9rngief. iom bar
funoet llOtrpf i Orb iom oisie, oil
fiffert life iaa faa @enneiter fen.
De igeu JON oeres egen, 99ugslen
efter SiRIens Renielie o. 2ioets
5ornDelie, Iransen til at graoe
no bos BEN eneite, fom 1eIt oil
f,nne f%oritaa. o. iom oil meOe
0en angren6e meo en- iul0fomnten
8nrmbiertigbe0 % bOem u0en
zen Sub" oil oqre / StanO til
bette.
af, oct er nof life iaa liot, ei
N1enneife eiterbaonoen fommer til
at lRnges efter at ian oirfeliggiori
i epigbeOen, for0i BET bleo ino
fnoat meo at fan BET leoet Der
9ioen. Men mon Dog life bet al
9r9oe ITO for I'm Cub, Sorger
ouer 2ipets oDbe Britt, ~bopeoinge-
gentlia ifuIoe bsre biemne, iffG
| gDigbe0efl, men | 9ioen. Snn0i
nof, oct fan ipnes utpnfeligt al
faa qrp6t no I gioen bet SAP a
Sora Iom, troos alt, briiier Der.
inoe / Siplens Orb og frGuer 81
t1ffinoe a1r al gDigbe6en for al
bIibe tsmt til guroen = men fom.
mer ct Wenneife fsrit biem for
gpiabeo at o9re hos fin Sub, od
err ser NOT lib" til noget dnoe|
emo at erroe Soraer no, tbi oa Ell
BET giebIif fommet, iom er uqr'
oigt til at oDaIe / | al Goi9beo,
gieb[iffet til at iitemme bet eoi'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18

&c 0aleluia. Ia ifaI 5int 5aO
9Gre ioroanoIet til et 9ao al @le-
Be:
4Neo 6rnoeiang Der ifabtes pa
ct 5a9 Al 8immeitoner.
ct iuIot 9aaeIuia4.
Nen inter nj til Sen f|riitne
Renigbeos Salmer, oil ri ser BE-
re iom ct it9rft % iamitemmiBt
~9i0nesboro. at 6eune GlP0e bar
ben opbe Sorg til fin 6oriioipt
ming. % tiaige. at 6oor Soraen
ooer Spnoen %nernendeoes. oil
@IRoen isoes 0erai aaere0e paa
oenne Si6e Of @rooen:
vOp min SjaI til San0 % 6ruo,
ilooe @lRoestaare!
= boert guIsilag 6arpIuS
finger til min 9aarel~
Sa oet 5eOoer enoogiaa i en-
GiHieialme. at mar Nenigbeoen
ooer 8errens goro iitemmer fae
fulotonen6e 2o0iange. er BET epig.
beoeus @laoe, iom foruosribes:
IS SEN Jtaon uobrDoer "a
bet eoi9e 5aneluia.
1ette 9i6nesbpr0 er oeI opr0
at lgtte III. life miaoit foroi BET
life stoer 4n0isning paa en- fern
% mis- 6remtio. men paa IN
naroqreaoe 9irfelig5eo. en- li1s,
ipIot Rutio. Get tpoer paa, At ri
life ifdl be6e0e Al i%ortoioIe oper
life al eie bint Sernialem = ior
81 bar / Seiu ariit Strife me0
I'm 0aab og Rao0er oet Ste0,
hoor6en ii fan Danore og fin6e ct
8RIo, ION iormanr Al t0Gtie Scr.
let rent. % iaa et mt oa bel-
lat llogaHaspunft for ct MT o.
beGi9t 9io.
Sois Of oiI
Tor BET fm6e 10 bGre, at oi,
mar oct fom til Stpffet, oog Be.
tafteoe %. % foretraf oeobIioen0e
at IeOe / 2pngsIen, iremior al
faa Ben itinet adere6e M. Get
er eners life iaaIe6es me6 Wen.
neifer. II oe er ~tfIbeielige til at
noifooe 9eIi60etien at 9ioets SO.
Ser iii en- niitfer 5remtio - men
~nnoerligt moi, boor BET gploer set
bsieite 8ooe, Den fiiIofonne @lP.
De ooer lin uoitnnone Gs6".
5oroisnin9en ON at eie ct mt %
eoigt 2io / Snmfunoet meo fin
@uo oct uoipttes gerHe, og
pentes paa %formentIia beore 9ioer
- inotil eGneslen fpener ben og
maoife oer.
Wen b0orai fan oct fomane, at
ct Menneife ioritener iig ! blot oe
bar 2engiel MOB Sorgens o. @I9.
oens Stormleb2 1gr man mon
life iinoe ct 6inaerpeg / bine Orb
Of BET %openior anfsrte ~: oene
mellem Rilarimme". Iii bnor
mutt og nifpl0igt bette emo / og
for iig IDOer, fan bet oos betegne
ct Spor, iom fsrer pna afpeie.
Man snifer manlfe | 8irfeIigbe-
ben at forblipe enc - ! getno.
uineen en- Tor Tia Tom er no.
get for iie ieIo = opbeiet BOG
aftiS | SnmmenIignine meO pisie
anore. Man ifpr ben DompgeIie
at upre fimpeftben en- blau6t De
mango, iom | oeres forfomne og
Portable Tilitnno finn bar ct enc.
tie gebou: garmbiertigbeo. Wdn
boloer iig troos al DrngeIie pna
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18

umuligt fan miStEntes for Spiona.
&c, og at 9an finn oeo Ct rent III
iploe % a @an5et pa tilitrpfte.
d9t aenoifab til @eiene par 9aaet
f~orfert, bleo San an9olot iat iait
% fert til sfprbrf, 6eor mar bar
5oIot BAN / 36 Sage. inotil oen 8.
Snli, Oa ban Hap Iss % isrtes
til @rpniell. 5%oorira ban too 5iem
I'll Seistrup.
llnOer III Cp5olO / sfrrbrt 5ar
Ran iii. a8ibe Stiitst.1 Tor ooriat
bait BET me9et oroentli5t; San al.
penotes til At are rent 5os San.
aerue o. til at briuge Sem @ao O..
L, % i%ormentIis al oenne @rlno
fritoges ban for Tan8efoit, men If
aTmin0eli9 8oo @oo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18

9oriomt aof MATTE q Bar iaa-
talote a9iemmetDitere4 Hnoe Jig j
IN ertra Silretteoisning. De melo.
te ii9 til aaptainen JON sgooe ~
itere4 % BAD iom iaaoanne on
en- ~perionIi5 2empeIie ooer for6or.
5uoet. 0ertil 9ao0e nao1Iig Ben
enc Ell iGrIig 89IOig 8raao; t5i
oels talte d ifreo 5an q meget
m~an9eIfulot 3qif. % oels oar 5an
Jiit meo en- Ri5e ira en- unit aeb.
itao. 6un bapoe tilegnet ii8 Ct 9B-
te alt0if Sjnoalag; MEN BET tpite
sprog meitreoe 5un 5oerten ! Gale
eaer Sfrtit.
gn0ra5auoet ON t alt Sab At
maatta ifriue Ganif til aonen bIe0
tmi0Iertio paa oet fraftigite pitt
tiI6a7e az .. @eeri6eiot. 6uIleiem.
Ser 6o1it ipnr9te Be 10 a9o0e IN.
itere". Ri 3e meo 0eres t%reiier-
0eoels Ioif biIoe mig ino. at 0e er
looe 5uifare2 Rel file Bern. sen
ifal ) lrnaere 10 / 2anoet meo.
Den bopper man fife paa PED @ar.
uiiauen I Goitocf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18

foroi 1un u0en Rds bapoe reiit
meo So5et ira @oiens til SaIf,
6uor bun ifliI0e bare 9rollup. g.
ter 9rDIIuppet mantte bun altian
cen Tag / 5pn8ieI.
SprOsfnmpen / S6begraOene. gi
omtalte forleoen, hDorle0es Der hiit
o. Der par opita1et iprogIiae Rip
ninaer pes Ben tpife Troftt. ior0i
DC aftioe Offieerer for en- tor Del
BAR bleoen erItatteoe meo ReIeroe.
officerer ira chile GmbeositiIIin.
ger. Com 9i6rag til 9eIpsning al,
6oorIeoes 0eune Sproefamp bar
funnel forme ia, bar gRingit. a
6oIfeti6." bert isIgen0e iortqlle:
lln6er Sc iupre aampe PED Sart.
mannsp Ierfopf / BET tioligere
5oraar itoS oafaa noaIe 0aniftaIen.
Sc Ror6fles0iaere / Sc tDife St1t-
ta1raoe. De bap0e Iige ira arigens
9e1nn0elie TAFT 9anit in~o6nrOes
liJeiom oe ogiaa 6aooe ben1ttet
Can't m0er oeres greogtfsIing
me0 SIpgt OF genner / 6iemmet
Saa uOite0tes Der p~Iitoielia Scr.
5tio MOO eu6oer gengttelie Al oct
oanife sprog baaoe + % noen Tor
5ieneiten Get maatte iffe tales,
on Set maatte fife 6enpttes / erepe,
6oerfen / Sc greoe. SoIoaterne al.
ien0te. eaer ! Dem. Sc mootoa ira
8iemmet.
Saa uoiteotes Der p~luoielia 6or.
6u0 MOB en6Der 9enBtteIie al BET
oanife Sprog baa0e ! oa u9en ior
Eieneiten. Get mantte fife tales %
set maatte life 6enuttes / greoe,
6perfen Z Sc 9reoe. 5oI6aterne af-
ieu0te. eaer / Dem, Sc mooto9 ira
6iemmet.
7er Uar IA 9oroilesDi8ere ueo
Qfoefin9en, og ian mart Der mo
traaOte en- 9onie I aampen. boIOt
Be en- file g@eneralforianlliHg"
meo 0~agsorSen: S0ao eer man
oeO %. buis oi peObliper al tale
Gdnif inObpr0es2~
Den, Ser inoIeoe6e 6orbanolin.
aeu, ilutteoe meo at ilaa fait: Ri
6lioer fife ifuOt, ior iom StiIIin.
gen er, fan oi life un0DPres. vi
Idmme grun0 oil ri beller life iaa
6pngielsitraf. aaiteOe man os /
Tqngia, Oiloe oi 10 pOermere
uoen at gsre @aon - tpre paa oct
n6ie tilmoaIte 5orraao at 6sOe.
mioler."
Observation-Disclosures" gap Bis
lie p~eloDerDeieoe Oro enItemmig
SiliuItning.
4ae |fiorten oeObIeu at taIe0anif,
os = ser timeoes Dem intet onot
al Ben @runo.
st ilaa Slier meo Jprbammer.
Zen 2. SUM bapoe ben f3aarige
Sieneiteoreug Sens SanIeu Senien,
ser er bienmebsrenoe | Seiitritp,
men ira Sornoret baDoe tient Dos
@aaroeipr Nisien auoerien ! 9.
geoiteo, pRret bienrne for at Dell
taae | en- Sfofeubflugt. On afte-
nen fom Grenaen, Der fife er fon-
firnleret enonu, tiIboge til Beoiteo
| Stotion, % pad Beien til 3usbon'
6ens @aaro fogoe ban life Wprfe
til, at Ran bar fomrnen mo paa en-
forfert Wei, Ser fort efter fsrte
BAN no poa ben tpffe SIDE al
-. L.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18
8nlobrBnnp.

@nlObrplnp. (5l 40) st gam.
melt ngtoaroi9t 9Ggtepar. aftpgts.
mauo 3is I. Sonfen og 9u.
itrn i aIipleo. ieireoe 5irs0ng Den
6. Suit oeres @ulo6rplup. @ulo.
5raoen er 81 o. @nlo6rlOgommen
7 qar gammeI. Ceres 9Ggteifab
ar inn oeliignet men + Cater. 5ua
on benoes 9}an6 er Tor et Qar
Mars Sio fioen bIeone geoiteior-
piore. 2e gamle itaar aItiaa ION
De p.oite Representatives. Tor !
Slaqtleo. u z 5anian er gete.
ran ira 1850 oa $50 3 1861
Bar San meo paa O~iI5agetoget in
3aHHeoirfe Zen 3ur glemmer
1m al0rig ; 1870 bIe0 ban iaa.
ret al en- aaafe { 9aoref. 6oorior
ban %oppebprer en- Beaiiou
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18

Snnaeleire, Der TONNES. Sanae-
Ieiren / ltlIemsIle er If .Ribe
Stiftst." bfeoen tsmt Tor Sanger.
a 6oiIfen @rnno oioes fife San.
gerne oar 8usiere Weoens set ira
en- Sioe heSoer. at sen fife oil bIioe
taaet I grua iaen iom iaa0nu, paa.
Itoas set ira un6en Si6e. at Der
oil fomme frnnife Tnnaer.
0qina SanqeIeiren + @rnoIuno
RprheSen al 9s1umfIoiter iiges at
nnre t6ntt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18
aarIens @rrnieitnoinn1.

aarlens Brrnieinoinm. Som
tioIioere omtaIt gif en- aarI oao
Gaon his SimouIen. Ser tiente
Dos Sans Screen 9erfeIiens enfe
/ 0bbefiqr. Senoa8 Sen 20. Snai
ooer @ienoommens Warfer
ooer MOS @ruuien ior At ituoere
6or5oloene 3eo Npane nrrmere
Smi0lertio to9 BAN III fife / III
or, at ban oergeo fon iaa Iaalt
ND ooer Gra1iau 9aa faif Sioe. n
oea tnife @aat D1a N~arre5n7eien
flmoe ilaa IN aI3 ] 5am 81 an5al.
Sc sam tro9s QarIsas Foritfr.a1
en-. at ban fun a. 9an3are 71r
fsnmeu ne aaa tnif @rmo u
rs Simoniea life 6aaSe Has.
bfe7 San err til Reo0ina % Der.
ira ienerc II Fl1ns5oras 1oor ran
6ar ii0oet n rr1ret II o0er in
Sf~eocsIes6ea. inotiI ran IT. rRibe
Stiftst." bier le5laot 0en 10. ,Sili
81 fsrt iii @rpnien 9eo 6oiooiaa
81 oerira fenotes tl6aae til aen
6anife Soro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18

4ae mas arbeioe meo y )
2o6et al Sum naane0 ar iuofaIot
en- Iel Embarrassment / 4loe.
rem l0-i5 Mar o. ien0t til en-
felta S~trufainaer AZ @rgnien pes
St1nei1. 5oor Be gro0er itrrft Be
ffntteoe 2%ebe9ra0e 0eane crop.
3eit1rfe er fife BLOT I Den income
aloer. men teller ill., 9iibe5hftst. a
o1iaa mango a ioaqeliat 6eI6reO
q meo iainefaIoenoe Eeil mart /
en-. mart / ea anoen 9etnina.
0aoersleo. % Suli. 9anosret
ten / 6lensbor1 bar I AnleSning a
Sc i@fprgeoe 9eitemmeIier ON Rds
ior 6rr0iel meIlem Sc ~i5n0eriDo
lie Sogue / 5or9aars i0smt en- llnl
4ile ira @oiens cen Daqs 6PnlieI,
foroi 6m uoea 3as 5apoe reiit
meo 9oget ira 8oiens til SAT-.
5oor Bun iflI0e bare 9rollip. g.
ter 9rDIluppet mantte bun altian
cen Tag / 5pn8ieI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18

SprDgltrtOen. Get Particle 5or'
bIo moo, at Oaniftalenoe nor0iles-
0igife SoIooter benDtter oeres Mo-
aersmnal, iaor De taller ianmen,
e1er mar oe i%friper biem, oa moo,
at De mootager poa 9anif ifreDne
SreDe, TANNER, efter bDao n9ing.
Jolfet." erfnrer, fife ira Sprens
Cperleoelie, og oct e9IOer fife oOer,
at. Get er uoiteot tilipnelaoenoe
rt piIfnorlist, mart Der, mart Ser.
sf forffelIiee @orniioners oe Scr
a~fOelingers 6aniffienotlige Gbeiier
BTan0t 1noet gRlopr Gorbuoet
Roitocf, Bremen, aiel og SuIum
On al be iprieite SorbunosmRnt
r. en- aaptnin b. Weeriheiot-5iilIe
En 1 Roftocf. San bar enooa ore
OFT BET til of npgte belle Mdnoifn
Del, tpIf- fom o~nniftnIenoe, OrIot
seo en- of be firfefige Ssitioer
soroi ef Tor NorosTespiaere bnpot
yberfrooof Tcrbuoet.
geo qeiTigbeoen bofSt anptniner
m Sor6enfdIe, Der hnp0e baoo'
Erb o. aTbr, o. bet Ipffeoes ban
4 prffe admmeraternes 1lDiIIi'
eDerfcr Sem. Der at 1lInoigbeo eI
Ier mnaife Eliot pen llnstiombel
Bobbe aiorf IA ffpToiee ! en- Gor
)t<l{e, }om Be mi ale fitIoe itrdffe'
- b ineen Orion at fod.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-09-17

the choicest products are there = in fact there are but few grocery stores which have a more com plete stock of fruits and vege- tables of every kind than is to be seen in the brick storage cellar of Mrs. Brooks.
 Leaving Marvell at 3:25 the drive to Blackton was made in just 1 hour and 5 minutes.
 On the road home a crowd of men were assembled at T. l.. Pledgers about 15 miles out of Brinkley. They are hauling timber and bolts to Monroe and had just finished the weeks haul. Mir. Pledger has a pretty farm home and has just finished a fine new barn.
 Up the road a little further is an immense sight-many bales of cotton of them have been kept over from last years crop by Farmer Will Morris. Look out for him, Mir. Auto Agent.
 The drive from Blackton to Brinkley was made in just one and a half hours and thus ended a pleasant but a hard days work.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-09-17
Barson and Vicinity

Lots of sickness around here, also mosquitoes.
 Lee Collier delivered corn here Saturday.
 A. F. Barnett and Ray Moore made trip "across the bayou Saturday.
 D. Fowler, of White Hall district, was a caller here Satur- day afternoon. Miss Ellen Mitchell, of near Penrose, was seriously sick last week.
 Dr. Monroe was called to Mir. John Mackeys a couple of times last week to attend Misses Daisy Mackey and Jewell Moore. -
 Wm. Dance, of Fisher, spent Sunday with the Harris family. Mrs. F. H. Cole and children have returned to their Brinkley home after spending the summer with MT. Cole at Hilleman. Craig Barnett has returned home from a four weeks stay in St. Louis and through southern Ills. H. O. Penrose was 8 business caller here Monday. Little Edna Mitchell;-- aged eight years. departed from this life Wednesday evening, having been sick only a few days. She leaves a mother, stepfather and several brothers and sisters, who will sadly miss Edna's sunny disposition and bright face from the family circle. They have the sympathy of their neighbors in this sad bereavement.
 Albert Sharpe, of Penrose. spent last week visiting friends at Wiville.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-09-17
Notice to crsli,,

Notice is hereby given ,h,tI, tamentary on the estate ol Carter, deceased. were Issued b | signed by the clerk of the P,,lI of Monroe County of Arkxnls day of September. 1915.
 All persons having claims P estate are hereby notified b the same 10 the underden,a authenticated, within sIx " the date of such letters lts,d they may be precluded isohi 2 of said estate; and If such e1 exhibited as aforesaid vithk after the date of such lellun, forever barred and precludsd benefit from said estate.
 Given this 18th day ofSql
 ELMO CHAl(n
 Executor of will of Bette \ deceased.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-09-17
IL tn5 Ii N0f0RMe 7IlRC MONROE AaD PHILLIPS
n Afdua noeor Cor Visits the South Couhtry ana
 Finds the Farmers all Busy.
,ozy Corner Farm. ''

Cozy Corner Farm"
 Down the road a little farther a neatly painted school house with a crowd of bright faced children attracted my attention and I asked for the teacher. My old friend, w. H. Laney, IS the teacher here and the school is The Banner School and right well it is named. That is the country school which attracted SO much favorable attention at the County School Fair last fall. The Banner School has the dis tinction of being the first and only school in Monroe county to have the school garden. Prof. Laney has bought $60 worth of fine pigs for his school boys and these will be at the County School Fair at Brinkley next mont.. T...is school is well equipped and is doing fine work.
 The auto rambles along south thrc' about as pretty a strip of farm country as I have seen in Monroe county. A farm with an immense barn and new silo attracted me and 1 stopped to ask whose place it was. It was the old Capt. Evan Homer place now owned by Dr. A. H. Gill brech, of Clarendon, who moved here a few years ago from Indiana. The doctor is expect ing to make a stock farm of it and it's an ideal place for that too.
 The next stop of the auto was at the old Jas. Seals home on the Clarendon -Blackton road. A pretty, comfortable farm home sits back from the road in a clump of old massive oak trees a beautiful spot for a home and it is now owned by J. J. Martin, whose crops look good. Mir. Martin has in cultivation 115 acres, 95 acres in cotton and the balance in corn and peas. He has a lot of hogs. cattle and stock and is appearantly doing we'll and the delightful odor of turnip greens about the noon hour together with a kindly in- vitation to stop for dinner, came near causing this newspaper man to cut short part of the days trip and enjoy one of those good country dinners, that to me excells any other. 1 warned Friend Martin not to ask again or else I'd sure accept the next trip.
 The auto drive within a mile or two of Holly Grove before we stopped for dinner and there under the shade of those beauti- full old oak trees the dinner was spread, and While it wasn't as good as turnip greens, egg bread and butter milk, it struck the spot nevertheless.
 Down at Holly Grove there was a little bit more life than usual. They are getting ready for fall and they are all candi- dates for the same thing the ARGUS man is trying for pros- perity. Surely Holly Grove people deserve it. Some of lem are going after the coin by grow ing sweet potatoes. June David son has 6 or ' acres of sweets, J. B. Johnson has about 4 acres and J. c. East has about 4 acres and there are several others who
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L1aving Brinkley at 9:3O last 1hurDday the ARGUS auto head q for Holly Grove down a new rod. From Brinkley the route WIS to Keevil and thence down Pea Ridge all the way into Holly Grove.
 Just as 1 left the Military road the first surprise came-a big field was being prepared for wheat by Mir. Moorehead. the farmer man from Indiana. A neighbor told me that there was 50 acres in the field. Now what do you think of a 50 acre field of wheat within 8 miles of Brinkley.
 Down at Keevil they were buoy preparing for cotton gin ming. Merchant w. R. Lovejoy was as busy as he could be wait ing on customers and his store and stock shows a better trade and more life than 1t has for several seasons.
 At Keevil met s. Thompson, who is an old timer-a pioneer @ to speak. who has been at Keevil for S2 years. He told of having shipped out of Memphis = . locomotive engineer when the railroad was first being built thro' Keeyil. Mr. Thompson is . farm owner and well acquaint- a with conditions in Monroe county and he volunteered to make . few political predictions for Nonroe county.
 JuDt south of Keevil the ARGUS motor drew up at a neat farm home and standing on the yeeanda there was the prettiest golden haired little girl, about 2 yeais old, that I have seen in many a asday. She was the little dauehtef of Farmer w. l.. Don- oyan. He is having to care for several little motherless children. his wife having died a few months ago. but with it all he was bright and cheery. He has in about 100 acres, 50 acre in cotton and balance in corn. lespedeza. potatoes. hay, etc.
 Turning south the ARGUS motor stops next at the farm of Geo. Chedister. where the pretliest young bay mare l have seen E in Monroe county during the past several years caused me to ask George if he will cell her and how much? He knows what he has, evidently. for he cid $G6O. George has 000 aeree in cultivation. 50 acres in cotton. balance in corn. sorghum, etc. and is just put ting n a4O acres in wheat. He has m acre of Nancy Hall .sWe6ts.
 Further down the road three span of as fine mules as can be found in 8 days travel, were hitched to . part of a barn and were moving it right along too. Al I asked . few questions ] found that these splendid big sleek ndoles were the property of one of Monroe county's women farmers, Mrs. M. E. Chidester. This good woman has a pretty now comfortable home and everywhere around her place il )ooks neat and clean as pin. Every farm in Monroe county should have a name and right here I'm going to suggest one for Mxs. Chidester's. ]. e. The
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Proof.

The lecturer raised his voice Tt Is my belief. and venture to assert It," he declared. that there isn't a man in this audience who has ever done anything to prevent the destruc- ton of our vast forests" A rather timid, henpecked looking man quietly arose in the rear of the hall and said: 'T-er-rve shot woodpeckers. -Ex- change.
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SIO CASH REWARD
LOST BAY MULE

 A red bay mare mule with white mouth. about 10 years old. IS hands high, strayed from Tom Dukes two miles southeast of Brinkley about July 10th. Was unloaded in Brinkley two years ago. She is hard to catch. $1O cash reward will be cheer fully paid for any information leading to her recovery. Phone. call or write
 Henry Wolf & Co.
 Brinkley. Ark. July 13. 1915.
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DEFEAT THROUGH DRUNKEN
 NESS.

LESSON TEXT-I Kings 20:10-21.
 GOLDEN TEXT-Wine and new wine take away the understanding. Hos. All RI "
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SS. County of Monroe. We, c. F. Greenlee, president, and J. s. Mitchell, cashier. of the above named Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of our knowledge and belief.
 C. F. Greenlee, President.
 J. s. Mitchell, Cashier. Attest:
 L. K. Brown.
 Wm. B. Folsom Elmo Chaney. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of September, 1915. (SeaD E. T. McCreight,
 Notary Public. My commission expires May 9th. 1919.
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Substitute for Hardwood Floors. A good substitute for a hardwood floor can be made by using the under side of a cheap grade of oilcloth and painting it.
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