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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24
AUMENTA Ell PELIGRO De
LAS MINAS EN- Ell MAR
BALTJCO.

Comuhican de Londres de Ia
Exchange Telegraph COmpa-
ny que ma reciDido IN tele-
grama de su c0rerspOnsal en-
Copenhague, en- ell cual Sc lie
dice que Ell peligro de minaS
en- ell Mar BaiticO aumenta
cada dia. 81 iuves de la pre-
sente semana ell vapor sueco
Drott choc6 con una nina fren
te @ las costas del Raiimo,
FinIandia y Sc fu6 q pique pc
reciendo seis hombres de Ia tri
pulaci6n. Sc cree que ell Va
por Apus tambi6n de Ia ma
rina sueca, sufri0 igualmente
la misma suerte que el Drott,
pereciendo en- eli naufragio
doce marinos.
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FRANCIA.

Paris, Enero EEL ST.
guGente informe cficial fu6
publicado aver en- esta ciudad:
Ii actividad de los alema-
mes Sc ha deiado senLir ahora
en- la region situada al sur
de Ypres, en- donde han estado
bombardeando nuestras posi-
clones desde anoche.
En- los bosques de St.
Mard nuestra artillerfa logr6
acallar una bateria del enemi
go.
Los ataques cue este ha
emprendido en- Ia region de
Argonne contra nuestras posi-
clones, Sc nan desarrollado
cerca de Fontaine Madame,
en- IN campo de operaciones
establecido ALI 3 conocido con
Ell nombre de Maria Teresa,
asi como al sur de Fontaine
Jamiltte. En- ell primero de es
tos lugares rechazamos al
enemigo despu6s de dos vigo-
contra ataQues, y en- Ma
ria Teresa la lucha Sc prolon
go TODD el dia, habi6ndose
cOmbatido con ard0r pOr am
bos Iados. Al cerrar Ia ncche
nuestras posicioHes no habian
caido en- poder del enemigo.
En- Ia region de las colo
Mas de Hartmann-W eilerkf
Ell enemigo inten;6 yarioS alta
CUES nocturnOs. La lucha con
aun Y Sc espera que hoy
Sc tenga algdn resultado def
.itivo."
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RUSSIA.

Petrograd, Enero 22.-HOy
Sc public6 Ia siguiente informa
ci6n Official:
"Sobrela margen derecha
del rio Vistuia cerca de
Khorjele Y hacia ell oriente,
n~uestras tropas coutindan en-
intimo contacto con eI enemi
go, habiendo tenido lugar solo
encuentros de relativa impor-
tarcia.
En- Bukowina Sc ha notado
gna gran concentration de
fuerzas austriacas, por 10 que
Sc ha suspendido nuestro AVIAN
ce para hacer primeramente
IN T~ecoEOCimiento.
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N0ticias oEiciaIes de Ia guerra
AUSTRIA-HUNGRI

Amsterdam, Enero 22.-Hoy
Sc recibi6 en- esta ciudad pro
cedente de Viena, Ell siguiente
informe Official:
al norte del rio Vistula,
en- la region meTidionaI de Ia
Polonia rusa un vioIento com
bate de artilIeria Sc verified
aver. La nuestra Sc encontra
ba emplazada cerca de Chen
ciny Y trabaj6 con gran acti-
vidad. Al sur del Vistula tam
bi6n Sc lograron algunos triun
fos contribuyendo grandemen
te para clio, nuestra artille-
ria.
la situaci6n ell los Cauca-
sos no ha cambiado absoluta-
mente."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24
Ell ANUNcIo ECoNoMICo.

Como nuestros lectores ha-
bran notado, tenemos en- nues-
tro diario una seccion Ianada
de Anuncios Economics, So
bre la cuaI queremos lamar la
atencioa del pubiico en- gene
raj.
Esta seccion es de verdade-
"a importancia para ell que
busca IN empleo, para ell que
quiere I'm empleo, para Ell que
Guiere I'm empleado 0 sirviene
te, para ell cue tiene algo que
vcnder o comprar, para todos,
en- resumen, los que necesitan
ponerse en- contacto con al
guien para llevar a cabo ell a.
rregIo de cualquier negocio.
GA PRENSA" es ell periodi-
co mexicano mas leido dentro
y fuera de San Antonio y sus
anurcios son de resuItados
practicos inmediatos. En- GUAM
10 al precio de ellos en- la Sec
ci5n de Anuncios Economicos,
bsstenos decir que podemos
pubiicarlos hasta por la insig-
nificante suma de Is centavos.
81 necesita listed trabajo o
empLeedos, 81 trata de rentar,
conprsr 0 vender aEguna casa
O terreno, 81 ha perdido alguna
cosa, 81 quiere comprar o ven
der muebles, joyas, etc. paSe a
~nuestras oficinas y lie daremos
a conocer nuestras condolences
para publican los anuncios E.
concmicos. Per muy POGO di-
nero conseguira 10 que listed
desea, pues GA PRENSA" es
lefda en- todas parties.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24
e. PONTIFICE ROMANO
EACE UN LLAMAMIEN
TO A TODOS LOS FIE
LES.

De conf0rAidad con IN des-
pacho recibido de la capital
del RENO de Italia, Sc sabe
que ell Sumo Pantifice romano
: : Fl Pa1q 7ened;cto XIV.
+r,,o avar, IN consis+orio MI
b1ico on 81 one nrblic6 ma
aTocuci6n refiri6ndose princi-
Dalmenfa al actual confIicto
erroDeo.
Desnras de eIorjar Ia con
dnrta De varics obispos Dor
sis Servicfos. Sc refiri5 en- ter
m.nos enr5ticos q Ia neutraI-
dad de la Santa Sede Y q sus
esfgavzos para mitirar las
desast~ozas consecueacias de
Il terrible c3erra que levanta
81 vieio Corrinante.
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Las noticias del teatrO Oc-
cidentaI de Ia guerra, son CO.
mo las del oriente, eScasas y
muy semejantes en- los he
chos que refieren; pueS ape
mas 81 dan cuenta de unO que
otro encuentro de importan
cia. manifest&ndo de una ma
nera general que los combates
son Iigeros y hasta cierto pun
to sin resultado definitivo.
Una exception viene a ser
acknowledgements la violenta III
,ha que desde hace varios
dias esta empenada entire ale
names Y franceses en- Ia re-
gi6n de Alsacia y de la cual
apenas 81 Sc hace menci6n en-
los informes oficiales.
Puede 2segurarse que la
artilleria es ell arma cue mas
ha entrado en- juego, va para
desaloiar al enemigo de una
posici6n 0 bien para prote-
ier eI avance de 10 infante-
ria; pudi6ndo decirse que los
combatientes Sc disputan Ia
posisi6n de las trincheras a
fuerza de metralIazGs.
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UN r TNCLES HUNDI
DO POR UN SUBMARINE
ALEMAW.

IN cablerrama rr0csden-
70 dc Iondres. recibi5o aver
OIL, as4a ciufad dice one infor
mes Uapados De Rotterdam So
s,ba o,ra o. barco inclas DIR
~. - f,6 aabado . niona nor
nm s,,hr,oriro oram51 hoh;a~
do 1oo,,ado salvarsa u +riDu-
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En- la Inca del Vistuia a GaIicia, las posi-
clones de los contendientes no
han cambiado
En- Ell Norte los rusos han Iogrado acercarse a
Ia ~frontera leman

Las noticiaS que llegan del
teat-o oriental &c la guerra
hablan POGO de las operacio-
mes cue ALA Sc estan verifi-
cando, concretandose a decir
que en- la antigua Inca del
tranIe que Sc extiende desde
ell bajo Vistuia a Galicia los
dos ei6rcitos contendientes
permanecen cast en- las mis-
mas p0siciones que Ccupaban
hace dos meses.
Todos los esfuerzos que los
alemaneS han hecho para
abrirse paso a trav6s de las
fuerzas enemigaS, han fraca-
sado ante Ia enargica resis-
tencia de los moscovitas; asi
como los intentos de estos pa
ra obligar . las tropas autro-
garmanas para retroceder has
ia Cracovia, han sido mutt
les.
En- tonde 81 parece que 2.
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RESUNEHI De
Ia GUERRA

Los combates mas fuerte3
QUO Sc esta ve-ificando actual
mente ea Ell seatro occidental
de la guerra, son sin duda
aqueIlos que tienen ST. verif.
cativo en- las regjones del Ar
goane y los Vosgos. Segun IN
informe de Paris Sc dice que
despuGs de un dia entero de
lucha la batalla contiEua CO.
NO Al principle.
.Esas acciones de acmas SC
3eszrTollan en- las cercanias
de IN campo de operaciones
llam2do Maria Teresa proXi-
no a Fonatine Madame, en- Ia
region de Argonne y en- las
coloRiaS de Hartmann Weller
kOPf en- los Vosgos. En- este
ultiEao lugar los alemanes han
tornado la ofensiva, segun e.
nencionado inEorme Dc Paris.
Los Tusos hablan de ma
fuerte recommendation de tro-
pas autriacas en- Bukowina.
Einguna confTamacion Sc
tiene de cue los zeppeLines
hayan vuelto q cTuzar per So
BE IA poblsc:5n de Crozner.
InglaterTa.
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la region Norte, pues segu4.
dice a csc respecto I'm des-
pacho procedente de Petro-
grad, las fuerZas de Gar han
I0grado acercarse a menOs de
veinte millaS de la f%rOntera
,alemana. sin encontrar en- es-
te avance gran resistencia por
parte del enemigo.
De las operaciones de la
.frontera ruso-turca no Sc han
recibido ningunos informes
desde hace dias, ignOrandose
Dor 10 tanto 10 que haya side
de los restos del ej6rcito oto-
mano que fu6 derrotado por
los moscoyjtas, aunque Sc
cree por las personals que en-
tienden de estrategia militar
Que por ahora dejaran en- paz
q los turcoS en- SUI posici6n de
Erzerum ' que los cosacoS
cmDrenderan una campaha en-
Ia provincial de Azerbaiian
~ ~,I,+,
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UN SUBMARINE Gigantic
IA SIDO PUESTO A PRUE
BA.

Londres, Enero 23.-El CO
rresDonsaI del Daily Mail en-
Copenhague telegrafia dici6n
do cue por noticiaS prOceden
ties de Hamburgo sabe que
Ell gooierno alemdn ocaba de
construir uno de sus super-sub
maTinos, el cuaI demostr6 en-
las pruebas a que fu6 someti-
do en- Ia bahia de He!goland,
que puede preStar magnifi-
cos SerVicioS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24

Los dias 10 Y 20 del pre-
sente, nuestra flota del Mar
Negro echo a pique varios
.barcos turcos en- las cercanias
de Khop y Ria, habi6ndo
ademas bombardeado e in
cendiado los ~cuarteles otoma
nos en- esas poblaciones Y des
truido IN puente."
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En- AIsacia Sc baten furiosamente, desde
hace varios dias, hanceSes
y alenanes
A fuerza de canonazos sc disputaa la possession
de las trincheras

Ell sitio que los franceses
han puesto a varias ciudades
de esa region continda prolon-
gandose y segun opinion de
los peritos militares, seguira
hasta cue ell terreno, que Sc
encuntra muy cenagosa pOr
las lluvias y nevadas que han
caido, adQuiera una consisten
ella suficiente para que los je-
fes pucdan moyiIizar grandes
fuerzas con rapidez tai que
les permita sorprender al enc
migo.
De las operaciones en- Ia
Inca Septentrional sea en- Ia
que Sc extiende en- Ia fronte-
"a franco-belga, puede decir-
Sc que no Sc recibleron mott
cias durante el di& de aver,
pucs en- ell mismo informe Off
ciul de los franceses solo Sc
da cuenta de Ia actividad de
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Diccionario Manual
Encyclopedias.
Este diccionario de Ia lergus

Este diccionario de Ia Iergug
casteIlana IS el mas complete y
m0derno. Esta ilustrado con mas
de saiS mil grabados en- negro '
en- dolores, mas De 250 mapas.
cientos de retratos de hombres &C
lebres, edificios y monumentos
historicos de todas parties delmU0
do, etc. Es Ell mejOr de los enci-
cl0p6dicOs manuales y Sc han he
cho De 6l tres ediciones distintas.
Edici6n fna 80
Edici6n enCrefna -.,,3 90
Haga0se los padidos acomDs6s,
Cos de 81 ilaporte q
IGNACIO E. LOZANO.
SGT Dolorosa St.-Sen Antonio.
Texas.
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ArEI2aIls RsIigiOsos
De VENTA EN- LA
LIBRERfA De IGNACIo Z. LoZANo.
ORACIONES.

; CADA UNA.
&aastra SeEcra De Guadalupe.
5 70 Nino de Altoona.
san Gn.e.
La dcce verdades del mundo.
SaCusina Trinidad.
Santa Eiana de Ia Cruz.f
Ia MagniEca.
NSO-ay~s &c San Pedro.
SO JUez
S"ncr &c Ia buena muerte.
San IEidro Labrador.
San Cipriaao.
Los custro Evangelios.
N.cstra Sonora de Mouserrato.
ID minutes en- companfa de- JESUS
SacrgmeBta6o.
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Cuando nos escriba refirien-
dose a 81 suscripcion, Olga 81
es listed suscriptor del diario .
del semanario.
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Entered a. second class matter Fs-
braarv q. 1913. st the post office ct
San Antonio, Texas, under the set o.
March 8, 1879.
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NOVENAS.

De! Santo Niho de Atschs, q Is
cGntaTos cada una.
Novera Y Triduo de Euestra Sc
ma Del Perpetuo Socorro, q 20
ceatayos cada una.
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ROSARIOS.

Rosarios blsncos, de concha, muy
elegsntes SO cts.
Rcsarios negros, imitaci6n de CO.
cos cts.
Rosarios chicos, propios para Sc
hcritas y nihas. 20 cts.
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MnAGRoS PARA PRoMEsAS.

Ojos, cuerpos, brszos, piernas,
etc etc. Garantizados de plata.
-7E cts. cade uno.
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Derrick Probably Won t
 Be Executed

It is considered probable that Sam Derrick, sentenced to die in the electric chair July AS for murder, at Clarendon will have his sentence commuted to life
 imprisonment, although Govern or Hays has said nothing con
 cerning the matter. Derrick has secured the names of nine members of the jury that con- victed him and many others on a petition asking that his sentence
 be commuted. Officials of the penitentiary say he is confident of communication. Derrick was given 60-day respite May 28 in order that the governor may in- yestigate his case. The govern or said yesterday he had not decided what he will do. Gazette
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500 Social

On yesterday afternoon at the pretty home of Mrs. Ralph Mitchell, on New York Ave, Mrs. Ralph Mitchell and Miss Clyde Mitchell entertained at 800 in honor of Mrs. F. T. Mitchell, of Texarkana.
 Mrs. Sam Lang was awarded first prize while Mrs. A. C. Huddleston won consolation prize. The guest prizes were presented to Mrs. F. T. Mitchell fo Texarkana and Misses Estella and Blanche Lowenstein, ot Danville, Pa.
 Those present were, Mesdames I. Scholem, c. Otis Bogle, H. G. Mitchell, Jake Samuels. Geo. F. Reid, A. c. Huddleston, J. H. Stack, c. F. Johnson. w. D. Wade, Ira Woodfin, Sam Lang, Jake Lamm. Jas. Woodfin, A. Goldberg, E. L. Woodfin, Misses Sara Black, Kathryne Mitchell, Estella and Blanche Lowenstein, of Danville. Pa.
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AGAIN FROM OKLAHOMA
Brinkley High School Boy Writes From the liar
 vest Fields

Kingfsher, Okla, July 12, 1915 Dear ARGUS:
 This is said by the press to be the greatest crop of wheat ever to be harvested and in this the press, undoubtedly. is true. But wheat farming as well as cotton farming has it's sweets and bitters.
 There has been an excessive amount of rain this spring out here which prolonged the ripen- ing of the grain. After the crop was ripened and about half of it cut and shocked, rain set in which made it impossible to get in the fields with the binders.
 Rain has continued (we having had a soaker last night) and even now not more than half of the grain is in the shock. That which is in the shock is beginning to decay or sprout and after all of the large wheat crop the yield will be almost halved by the weather.
 I am speaking of Oklahoma now, but it is said that the con dition is worse in Kansas. It IS said that the old time cradle IS coming back into use in Kansas as the only means of harvesting the wheat. Threshing has not begun here yet on account ot the soft fields but will begin next week if the weather IS favorable. More anon.
 Mckinley c. Moshler.
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Rev. w. T. Thurman and Family Visiting Arling-
 ton.

No man ever received a warm er welcome when he returns to this. his old home. than does Rev. w. T. Thurman and the same may be said of his family. They came in last Friday Bro. Thurman. Mrs. Thurman, Miss Francis and Miss Nell. They are visiting Mrs. Alex Taught and Mrs. Glenn Coble. daughters of Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Thur man. Brother Thurman will visit his son, Burney, down at Colum- lbus for a week, then return and spend the remainder of their months vacation in Arlington. Brother Thurman preached Tn his old pulpit at the Presbyterian Church last Sunday morning and at the Methodist Church at night where all the congrega- ton joined in a union service. Everybody was glad to hear him preach again. Arlington Texas Journal.
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Tell lem you saw II In the Argus
Nationalism in Literature,

The process of reading is not a half sleep, but, in the highest sense an exercise, a gymnast's struggle" A civilization in which thinking is not athletic, and feeling not intense, is a civilization without the fire of life Ma tionalism in literature, therefore, re- quires that the infant industry be protected, but not at the expense of its vitality We must conspire for our Mark Twains, our Stephen Cranes, our o. Henrys, our Finley Dunnes, our Sarah Orne Jewetts, our George Ades. But to vindicate these real interpret CTS is not our sole concern. Against our false interpreters and their sub servient publics, we must, if we are to have true literature in America, stand destructive and irreconcilable.-- The New Republic
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rust tell 'em you saw It In The ArEua
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thing soon he said.

thing soon he said.
 At l.. G. Renfro's 1 saw a Bulletin Board all covered with war photos and telling of the latest happenings of the day, right up to now" and they say that Renfro and his young hand some and gentlemanly clerk, Lambert, are waking lem up now and then, with cut price bid for business. Go to it friends, for the lethargy of our business men and their failure to use progressive advertising methods, is the very reason the mail order houses are getting so much of the money from the country.
 Leaving Holly Grove at APO o'clock, the drive back to Claren- don was made by one of the ladies of the party ty-who by the way is one of Brinkley's best and safest auto drivers and it is a relief and pleasant innovation to get rest from the wheel of a motor car on the long drives.
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Brinkley City Financial Statement Coming
 Next Week

City Clerk H. L. Brickell has carefully prepared his semi annual statement for the City of Brinkley and it will appear in next weeks ARGUS and Citizen.
 City Clerk Brickell was one of the first officials in the county to comply with the requirements ot the Publicity Law and deserves mention of same.
 The Piney Drainage District and the Brinkley Sewerage District are also to make state ments and these will probably appear next week.
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DOWNIN THE COAST COUNTRY
Pastor Thurman of Brink ley Writes From the
 Texas Coast Country

Columbus, Tex, July B, 1915. Editor ARGUS
 Dear Sir
 We'll here 1 am in Columbus, South Texas, the county seat of Colorado county, on the banks of the Colorado river. It is a beautiful old town, surrounded by rich bottom lands and broad rolling prairies, over which thousands of cattle range. It is a fine truck and vegetable coun- try and there are a great many Germans here that devote much time to truck growing. The country is beautiful and rich and the health fine. The timber is all covered with long grey moss from one to three feet long, and the great old live oak trees to be seen in the yards and streets present strange wild appearance to one not accustom- ed to the sight. All the trees are dressed up in the long moss. Flowers in abundance every where.
 I went fishing yesterday and came in with a fine string of Black Bass.
 I preached here Sunday night to fine audience.
 There is a good breeze here all the time and 1 am sleeping like a child at night and enjoy ing my rest and vacation very much.
 spent a half day in Houston on my way down here. Houston is a live and wide-awake city and growing rapidly. 1 find conditions no better in Texas than in Arkansas. Money matters tight and business slow; i; many people out of employment. l will leave here the latter part of the week and go back to Arlington and remain until I start home the last of the month. Best wishes for all.
 w. T. Thurman.
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MONROE COUNTY PAYS TAXES ON S6,OOO,OOO
Sheriff Milwee Makes Annual Settlement Which is
 Approved by Judge Trice

The annual settlement of Sheriff R. F. Milwee was approv- ed by County Judge Trice on Monday.
 The report of Sheriff Milwee shows the total valuation of Monroe County property, both real and personal and railroads to be $5, ,97l, 1925. %.
 The taxes were collected on this amount less S257, ,703. co which was returned as delinquent and erroneous assessments.
 Included in the latter are all lots and lands sold to the state for non-payment of taxes.
 The settlement to Sheriff Milwee shows that the legal voters or those who paid their poll tax in the time specified by law as 2516 including both white and black, which is considerably less than the last years record shows and is going to cut quite a figure in the next Monroe County Election. There have been 52 Automobile Licenses issued in Monroe County and $520 collected therefor.
 Sheriff Milwee has settled in full with County Treasurer Clyde Woodfin for the County and various Road and School Districts and is in Little Rock this week settling with the
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state.
 The report also shows the following interesting items, viz:- The State taxes collected amount
 to .............. .$38, BIT. 69 The County Taxes collected
 amount to-. ...... S28, 288. S8 The General Road Districts amt.
 to..................$ .$4, 557. 26 Roe township Road District amt.
 to...... ........ S994. 6S Hindman township Road District
 amount to.......... S477. 02 Dickson township Road District
 amount to. o.......... S396. 34 Greenfield township Road Dist.
 amount to ..... S840. 65 Duncan township Road District No. 1 amount to-. .S315. 87 Duncan township Road District
 No. 2 amount to......l, 48l.l7 Brinkley township Road District
 No. 1. amount to ... .$819. 78 Brinkley township Road District
 No. 2. amount to ..$3, 081. 34 Cache township Road District
 No. 1. amount to. S847. O2 Cache township Road District
 No. 2. amount to -. $2, 939. AS City of Brinkley Corporation
 amount ,...... S2, TIT. 38 City of Clarendon (corporation)
 amount ......... $2, $50. 5l City of Holly Grove (corporation)
 amount ............. STA. Is
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Tell 'em you saw 1t in the ARGUS
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In Bankruptcy

In the District Court of the United States for the Eastern Division of the Eastesn Dis trict of Arkansas.
 In the matter of J. A. Bounds, bankrupt.
 In Ban kruptcy.
 So the creditors of J. A. Bounds of Clarendon in the county of Monroe and district aforesaid, a bankrupt.
 Notice is hereby given that on July 10, 1915, the said J. A. Bounds was duly adjudicated a bankrupt: and that a meeting of his creditors will be held at office of the undersigned referee, in the city of Helene, in said district, on the 27th day of July, A. D. 1915, at 12 o'clock a. m, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting.
 k. B. CAMPBELL,
 Referee in Bankruptcy. Helena, Ark, July 13. 1915.