davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-09-10
Auf @auipolis,
gdrfen erriasen nene Griulae
9e9eu Aaiierte.
2oubou nnb 8aris idmeigeu.

aoritartinopel, 5. Sept. Das
tiirfifde Rriegsbureau Deroffentlid-
te bel1te morgen einen Beri6t, in
Dem bon neiteren @rfolgen Der tiir-
fifteen 8affen gegen Die Mniierte
gemel6et miro. ssSn Mnbetradt oes
gdn5liden 56meigens Der uiier-
ten felt einigen @oden iino Die
fortmabrenoen giinftigen Beri6te
Ger Enrfen bon oeito gr6Berer Be,
oeutltng. Ser be11tige 8eri6t bat
folgen6e11 8ortlaut:
ussSn be111 Eerrai11 bon Mnnafarta
3erft0rte uniere Arttuerie feinoli6e
Mai6inengelpebre.
u9uoltd bon M5enf0er iiberral6-
ten etnige uniere &efogniS6ierungS.
Gbteilunger u1ebrere fein6li6e @rd-
ben nnb erbeuteten groBe Mengen
con &riegSmatertal.
8ei ari 8urnu Bat iid nidts
lpidtigeS ereignet.
uBei 5ebbul Babr bonbarbierte
Der Getno 9lltdetepe un6 Die gea6-
baribaft bonn 2anbe un6 Der Gee
aus 3lpei @tunoen lang, obne @rfol.
ge >3u er3teIen. guf unierm linfen
ssfigel beruria6te l,niere 9lrtinerie
cine grploiion I'M 2nger Ser fein6-
Ii1en Minentperfer. Cine Mine1-
serploiion 5eritorte einen Eetl Der
fet116Iiden @tadeI6rabtberbaue.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-09-10
gIeibt 1teutraI
@riehenlanD bereitet ben Maia
ierten cine Gnttdnidnns.
Barlameat anf lanse bertast.

moilanb, 5, Sept. Mue spoff
nunq Der miierten, @rie4enlanb
als afttpen 8unbesgenoi1en gegen
Deutf9lanb unb beifen Nerbanoete
gu getpinnen, ideint, tpie aus einsm
III Der ugorriere Dela @erraA pers.
Dffentlidten 9epeihe berporgebt, geg
f19punben 8u iein, unb bus beltes
bas man bon ,@rte@enlanb mob sr9
partet, lift itrifte Neutralitdt. Se
einem aelegramn aus Ntben 1nels
BET ndnli9 Der Rorreiponbent bes
3eitung, bob Der @tntritt @riedene
lqnbs IN ben Rrieg auf ieiten bts'
Mlliierten duBerit 5tpeifelbaft gee
ipprben uno tatfddli6 ni5t mebr 55t
ertDarten lei. Ser &prrefpoa Cent
bdlt es 5tpar fiir m6gli6, baB Nres'
nnierninifter @ent3elps nod einm.h
eine 8eteiligung @rte6enlanbs am
&riege bprf@lagen, baB Der &0nie,
iebo@ 11ab Der grte@iihe @ererale
ftab i'm tpieberum abfaldgig be-
fdeihen merbeu. n9esbalb,1 faliebt
Der &orrelponbent, rf0nnen mir bon
Ghie@enlanb ni6ts als Neutralitm
ertparterl.
SIN 3uiammenbang NIT biefH
Melbung bes &orrefponbenten bee
rGprriere Dela @erra" febt bic omts
li@e Melbung aus Mtben, tDona9
Der eriedif9e &ongreB f4 geFern
na9 elmer @tBung, Die bic ganae
gea@t bauerte, Bis gum %. Sftobsr
pertagte; porber aber Elm @eleb ans
nubn1, in benz gesen Rontrabanoee
.fbmnggler i6arfe Mabnobmen pors
ee1eben tperben. Qlu@ ptrb boE
Mtben gemelbet, bob Der Druid BEG
gntentez zMd9te auf bic grie9ifds
Negierung be6elltero na6gelails
hube, ba man eingefeben gu haben
ibeine, boB @rie6enlanb nt6t gsr
&pillt fei, 8ulgarien irgenbpetfe
apn5efiionen gu maden. Die DE
plomaten Der Mniterten erfldren, baE
bic Meibe bes 9anbels nunntebr asR
@riedenlanb fet, 3pei Mngefteu'e
Der Megierung tpuroen geffern abe'sn
perbaftet, neil iie ben Snba1t bozr
9epe19en 5tpti6en &rieg fubrenoeR
quf Ser einen Seite ben Rrieg fuhAs
renben auf Der anoeren gette m6ss
geteilt .batten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-09-10
&egieru1tg paRt allf
9iirfen rtiat nad Gurplm gs&
bradt luer0en.
sesu huiuep gebaute Saudb dboote.

AuineD, MaF, 5. Sept, seluf BE
in ben Werften Der rJore RibT
s@bipbuilbing Corporation fur SIC
britil9e Aegterung gebauten 1nters
feebopte perben 9ffi5iere Der ameris
fanifden Marine abfommanbiert
Mnf biefe Meife tpirb bic Nl0glids
felt ausgelhaltet, iie tpdbreno bes
Rrieges an zines Der Rrieg fiibrens
ben Gambler gelangen 5u laifen. 80 iee
Der prdiibent ber 54iffbangeisas
Maft mitteilt, bat bas Marinebe-
partement Die Mborbnung auf seiges
nes @rfu9en ber Rorporation Ders
fiigt.
Mafbington, s. Sept. Das Ma@
rinebeparten1ent tpirb Zen WlelouHa
qen anf Ben @ru11b geben, laut apeis
den 5ebn ii ben Der. 5taaten get
baute Mnterfeeboote n1tter eigenep
Rraft iiber ben Mtlantifden S5ea3
gefabren fem unb iih jeBt bel ben
Jlotten ber Mniierten befinben Iol<
Ten.
Rrieesfetretdr Daniels bat oie
3ufiaernng erhalten, bob bic IN
Auincn i'm 8nu begriffenen 8nuds
boDte nint pdbrenp bes Rrirges aba
qeliefert perben tpiirben. Der 5ea
fretdr Eat be,lte Die Mniidbt ausgn
5fproden, bab es cine gerIsbuns Sc
gleutralitdt pdre, iperln pc grbalss
8er bie 9nudbDote nnseinan anberne
men unb ii einell anDtren 2au&
tnieber aufammenfesen iDiirbtn.
y g pc n Di5 ues .,,z,l
Orange 1zBnunes tnirb ein sirrttbo5I.
ler gelber Garbftoff eeDonneu, sc
Elm gutter grfaB fiir ben ans aEnropn
:eingefiibrten bilbet.
y ba I'm n 81 ls, a,siaer, ,luibi
.getroleum iin6 BE ipi9tigiten gias
sfMbrartitel aus dllen Q6dnbsru. bii
'nurd ben @8iff Siandl nod Nsondle3
e:s salanb. bif6irbert iuerbeu. 81 B
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-09-10
ST glafli(9
eutfoll1lle11.
Dautpfer u6eiperion1
bon MQa1t>2inie.
M4t Berioneu ertrnnfeu.

Aueenstomn, 5. Sept. @ttpa
einbunbert Meilen iiibmeitlid bon
syaftnet an Ser Sii6fufte bon ST.
lun6, no ibon rnander itol5e Camp.
ier Gibbons fem Slutengrab gefun-
cen bat, murbe geitern abeno Der
0anpfer r@efperion" bon Der Ql'
Ian 2inie bon einen1 oentIben
l1nterieeboot torpeotert; aber ribt
in Sen @run6 gebobrt. 5arntlibe
45O Naiiagiere, oie ii6 ar BorO
befanoen nno bie 5ur BeiaBnng ge-
b0renoen $50 Nerionen fino geret-
let. Ser Darnpfer, Der 3tDar 19tDer
bei9aoigt it, aber bod iber Bai1er
gebaIten perben fonnte, tit IN Be,
uleitung nebrerer '56tffe t1a3
Queensto1pn gebra6t moroen.
Ser biefige amerifaniibe &oninl
bat ser a1nerifantiden Botiboft in
2onbon oie Nabrt6t auge5en loiier1,
bab fi9 an 8oro oeS DonpferS
v&elperion atpei @merifaner betat1-
sen unb gerettet moroen iino.
Ya1iogiere bes belGdbigten Danp-
fers, bie in Queenstown eintrqfen,
erflartel1, oaB Der Dampfer obne
8arnung angegriffen moroen lit
Son oenl &auptgei6aftsbnreaa fer
9!lon 2i1ie IN lueenSto1Dn muroe
beute befonnt gegeben, baB ii6 an
Borb oes lan1pfers u9elperion"
SO Boiiagiere III Der erlterl 15O n
ser alpeiten auiiite un5 25O IN Der
oritte1l aoiiite bafdaoett, Ser
gorpeoo traf 6as 9diff an a}ort a}or,
ferteiI uno rib ein bebeutenoes 2ob
IN 6ie 9biffsmano, 10 oaB 1ib 5pe1
@biffSrau1ne i6neu nit Wal1er
tulten. Ser Eelegrapbiit flir
6robtIoie gelegrapbie erlieB anf
6rabtloieut Wese iofort einen ST.,
feruf, u11D peribie6ene S@iffe ell
len berbei Inn ben Baiiagieren u11o
hor gpnnn1f1nft neg OumbferS Sill
fe 5u leilten. &apitan Wain gab
ben 8efebl, oie clearinghouse 10
tort ber111ter 81 laiien. Dre1 bon
bieien fippten unt aber bic Sn1a1<
len tpuroen obne Musnabme geret>
tet.
Ser Sampler uSeiperion" bielt
6,124 Eonnen Netto unb fl1br anr
II. gluguit bon Wontreai nab
2iperpool ab, no er am II. Mugult
eintrof. Gr 1T 485 Sub lang, bat
einen Eiefgang bon 80 SUB nno
tpuroe i'm Sabre 1908 in Glasgow
gebnl1t.
2onoon, 5. @ept. Maior S. g.
.garresoer nit 5molf fana0iiden Df'
fi8ieren l1no a9tuno0reiBtg Wann
Die nit oen1 Dantpfer ySeiperion"
nad @anabo 5uriiG febren mollten,
I'm ii6 bon ibrer gertDunoung gu
erboIerl, iagte betreffs 6eS 9orpebte.
rens bes Dan1pfers uSeiperion1 fol-
genbes::
SIN Boro beS DanlpferS berrih<
te bonitdn6ige Dronllg. Gin &el,
tungsboot fippte unt,, als es bern11>
ter gelafien purbe."
Mo9 ben Mngaben 6eS Rapitans
Main befano ii6 Der Dan1pfer 130
Meilen meitlid bon AueenstoptL
aIs er torpeoiert iDuroe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-09-10
@untdnie1t 1ta9gtebtg.
Musiubr mad 9entid)lanb uub
Deiterreitb 9elidert.
Mn6 mad 8nlgarie,1.

Haris, 5. @ept. Cine Depeide
Ser &abaS Mgentur aus ,Budareit
beiagt folgen6eS:
uDie Dtfferen3en 3tDiiden Seiter.
rei9 ungarp unb Rnn1anien be-
5iigli6 Der run1aniidenn Mnsfubr
na9 Der Doppelmonar6ie uno benz
Gransport 0euti6er 8aren our6
Nur11dnien na9 8ulgarien iino gu
-8ufrie0enbeit aIer SSutereHenten er.
Iebigt tporoen. Deiterreid uno
.Deutfdlanb per1en oie Sradtmog-
gons CUR 8epaltigung Der Nusfnbr
ron Nu1ndnien, bas ben Sransport
bulgariider @aren ourd fem @e-
biet ge1tatten miro, our 8erfiigung
fteuen.
Die vSabns" "-Mgentur fiigt IN If
rer Depei6e btn3u, 6ab bic runani-
i6en Beboroen ben Jra6tberfebr
iiberpu6en meroen, oanit fetne
&riegsfot1terba11be 6urdginge (2)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-09-10
Bpnt &riegSibanplab.

Berlin, 5. Sept. ssSn ieinen belt-
te ber0ffe1tIiibten @ertGt teilt Der
beutide @eneralitab nit, oaBx oie.
Ruiien, Die it'd aus @robno rette-
terl tpeiter 5uriidgeiblagen moroer
iin6 u11b 1i9 Di11ter ben &otrap.
SluB, einen nDroli6en 9febenfl11iie
bes gieme11, 3uriidge3ogen baben.
Mu6 iii60ltli6 0abon, auf benz 8et
ge nod M9insf un6 8inSf, &Dnroen
bie Ruiien petter na6 Often getrie-
ben. Ser 8eri9t lautet:
n9lrmeegruppe unter Tel6mar-
f9ou bon @inoenburg: Die Sage
6pii6en Jrie0ri6itaot uno Wee-
reti9, an1 geiemer, lit unperGn6ert.
Deitli9 bon @ro6no bat Der 5eino
ii9 birter ben &otrap-SIuB 6uriid<
ge5ogen. Die 8abl Der in ben
@dnpfen BEL @roono gema6ten @e-
fangenen ilt auf iiber $500 geitte-
gen. Si0li6 bon De5ibotDo, iio<
tpeitli9 bon 8olfoDDsf, tpnr6e Der
Tei116 bon ben Sruppen 11nter Gene
raj bon @aIlpiB tpieberurn gef9la-
gen. 500 @efangene blieben in
unieren &anoen.
rMrmeegruppe inter 5elomar,
idau Brin5 2eopol6 bon BaDern:
l1niere Srnppen baben itd nun.
,nebr 0nrd bte sampfe bnr6gear.
teitet unb feben jett fnb0Hli@ bon
Mptpgbmor nnb Grn5ana. 8etter
a0rblid) unrben syprtidritte ge.
nadt, n1b iiber 400 @efangene mie
brei @ai@neugeipebre pnroen er.
te1ttet.
uMrmeegruppe unter Gel6mar.
idqn bon Mqdenien: Ser griiden.
fopf Bel &artus-a aaia-8ereia uuroe
bon ben Muiien l,nter oem Drude
l1nieres Mngriffes gerdumt. Sn
Der Mdbe bon Drobic5Dn l1nb iii6li4
bon bieie1n Bunfte lei1tete Der 5eiao
eeItern ipieberl1nl ggtDeritanb.
.Muf ben1 {ii6oitliden &riegS-
1bauplabe bnt bte Mrtnee ltnter @e-
neral bon Botbn1er enc &etbe bon
borgeihober1e11 5teuungeng bic bent
sSein6e nod auf benz tueitIiden l1fer
hes geretb- -Sfuiies berblieben, itiir-
member &nn6 genoMrmen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-09-10
anrse 0epeide

Mn ber Riiite BON Jlortbd u6rb,1
lid pon 9ampa baben geiterr1 uno.
heute f9pere Stiirme on @igenhm
bebeutenben S4aoen ongerihtet.
.Men}denlebtn iino r1idt perloren ge..
.gangen. 5s 4:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-09-10
syreimiuig ins @ril.
General gtla beabiidtist, ins
Muslano 5u sebeu.

Ma1bington, 5. Sept. Die meriz
fanif4e @ituation i@ldngelt 1id
hes neiters1. langlan bin. Na4bell
man Hngere Set ge56gert batts,
l.5general garran5as 3nii9enfrage,
ob Bic on Der panamerifnnti9eH
Rpnferen3 beteiligten 9iplpmaten
qu9 bere@tigt gepefen feien. ben
Mppeu an biel merttanti@en 6ubres
gu unter5et@nen, beantportet tDer<
ben iolle pber nt9t, bat mon iebo9,
no9beu1 nmfrage BEL bieien Diplo=
maten gebalten porben, bic 5rass
babir beanttportet, bob bic Dtploz
maten ermd@tigt getDefen feiea.
Man ertpartet nun, bob @arransa
enbli9 bas Manifeit felbft beant@
tporten lperbe, ban1it mon BARN
tDeiter iiberlegen tann, mas Der ndt<
fe @9rttt fein ioQe.
pan9p WiQa Bat in3tDtf9en ber
Mbminii itratton einen tpeiteren @ez
fauen getan. @r Fat berfpro4en,
baB er mebrere Sabre auf Reiien
ge6en noble, penn Der SrtebenSplan
Ser panamertfanif@en &onferen3
glide, 10 baB feine perf0nlt4tett
bann ni4t Webr ins @piel tomme.
Dtes lit 9errn Garran3u runofft5i<
en- mitgeteilt porben. 8ieuei4t, 10
bofft man, ldbt f@ @arran5a nun
bod bepeger, in bic Jrebenspropa<
gunba ei13utreten, ba 1er lDeiB, baB
@tna nodber ni@t mebr mitma6sn
nirb. @ilIa bat ii9, tDie berlautet,
einige Mlilionen rgeipart1, bic in
Netp gorter 8a11ten binterlegt finb,
10 boB er eS ii6 tpobl ein paar
Sabre i'm Muslanb Elm bergniigtes
3eben geftatten tann. 4m Gnbe
5iebt er fi@ nod gan5 ing prtDats
leben 3nriid, ben1 nabbem bic
Ser. @taaten einnnal tire 9anb IN
Merito iteden baben, ipirb eS
fir Qeute ppn ber Sorte Bilas
bod ni9t btel mebr 5l1 MAIDEN ge1
ben. Das plInbern bort bann auf.
Wann bic Ronferen5 mieber 5us
{ammentreten tpirb, 1T nod nnbes
iftmn1t. Dos bdngt nun i'm ipelents
li9en BON garran3as @ntl9etoung
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-09-10
Stem llm, glinnsiota, Greitag ben To- @ept., 1915

1reppen tam Der yiagellpenDer Die
Jigur erreiden, unb es 1T plaB fir
ie fiinfunb3nan5ig @penoer 3ngleta.
liuau5fommiiiion uutermess.
2pnbon, 3, Sept. Cine anglo<
fran30ffde Jinan5tommifiion, Die
ben x@elbDertebr1 5tpif4en ben Der.
@taaten uno england tDte Srnntrei4
regeln ion, 1T bereits nod Nep Dort
unterpegs. Ser Siihrer Der brittf4en
uti1Ipn 1T Baron Redbing unb Der
Der fran3Diif4en Mffon, 80. Detape
1onbery, etn 8eamter oe5 sMuStDdrtis
zen Mmtes.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-09-10
Mprmeaiide 8arfe perfenft.

DIe eta Dl xerll,1 90. ne.. 5,
fnuf ber Belendtungs unb Rrafts5
merle ber 9erliner gleftrif4en @s
sfe!lfdaft befdIofien. Der RdufpreisI
IL $50, 600. 900.
q us = en- 4pl5 Der fogenannten
s ongtpol e bte, elmer ber bdufigs
iiet Bdune III ben s5elieneebirgen,
pirb fehr gutes Nadpapier ,inb ftarte|
gappe beroffttllt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-09-10
9anfeno abgelebltt.
,,&6lui1de" per5iatet auf ame'
rifanii6e SSrieDensnermittlung
aeiu ebrlider 3uiidenbsaoler.

2on0on, 5. gept. Das Heuter-
@ureau Der0ffentli6t bepte einen IN
ser u@olnii6en 3eitnng" eri9iene-
lten MrtifeI, III 6ent oaS balbQn1tlt,
he 8lott in eire1n aonmentar 81
oen angebli9 angefubrten SrieoenS.
er5rternngen iib in i6arfen @orten
je6e an1erifnnii6e @tnmil6nng Der.
bittet unb Ser a1nerifanii9en Breiie
cen guten Mot erteilt, ft9 5uerlt
einn1al oeS Snbaltes oes pdpitliben
griefes, Der 61rd &aroinal Glib
ions Dem Hrafi6enten iiberrei6t
tpnroe, at bergetpiiiern, ebe tie ii@
in orafeIbafter 8eiie iiber ben n1og.
liden Snbalt 6esfelben erginge. Ser
@on1mentar Ser &olnii6en lautet:: I
uOie Mmerifcner ipiiroen iebr
,upbl tim, menn iie i'd nm bieie
Mngelegenbeiten nIdt befnmnern
,uiirben. 60 lange Sic 4merifaner
nur Sic 5iripreder pDn Dentid)s
lambs 5einben ii1b, f6nncn mir ne
aidt alg ebrlidR 3miidcnbanoler
betradren. Mrnerifaniide 8eitl1t1.
gen iolten bielmebr 5nerft ben Br1ef
bes Bapftes an @aroinal Gibbons,
.oeiien ssnbaIt fie offenii6tlid 11idt
fennen, per0ffentliden, ebe tie IN
crafelbaften 5priiden BON Dem sS1l.
bolt besieIben ipredlen.
MDrmegifde 8arfe perfenft.
2onbon, 8. Sept. Die 884 9onz
nen grobe nortnegiide 8urfe 1T bpn
eiren beutfden nnterfeeboDt torpe<
bert u1lo berfentt norDen. Die aus
Ia 2eute beitebenoe 8emannung
lDurbe gerettet.
:. Z.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19
See Our Mechanical Animals

Bears Cats etc. regular values $3.50 choice any in
ct this week
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19
Blouses for Christmas Gifts

Hundreds dainty Houses Christmas Materials
include mdum chiffon chine tut
unction unmttalable 20
Blouse Floor, 20 and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19


Come to The Economist this week with the hot will
find hundreds Of extraordinary style beauty and worth
greatly reduced for this occasion Clothes that will feel right IN
whatever the which you wish distinctive clothes
THE DRESSES: Simply wonderful dresses, glowing silks airy
nets occs practical silks dark shades enecable eoh dresses
every of day and evening for every dresses Of unusual
beauty and quality
THE SUITS: OF such rich fabrics velvet broadeob gabar-
dine serge and popn handsomely trimmed with fur. others with
velvet and bad jackets lined with splendid aon suits that stylish
and good-wondaIu bargains
THE COATS: Think Of choosing Of Salts eqnmelc plush
with genuine beaver trimming, fine broadohs trimmed with natural rae
coon, etc, all full lined with quality
Choice Of Any Garment in This Sale $500
And we invite critical comparison with the value Of the garments
this sale and those you will find elsewhere because feel that
the style quality and charm be duplicated dup-
Gated the price
The Spectator., 1915-02-23
ETIQUETTE OF HAT WEARING
Somewhat of A Puzzle as to Whether One Should Be Covered or
 Uncovered.

The news from Petrograd is of tht dismissal of the appeal of the man who was sentenced to a years fortress Imprisonment for wearing his hat during the playing of the national anthem. This hat trick is intricate etiquette! One recalls, for instance. those Sussex danes who raised their bonnets to Rich ard JefferieS as he wandered through their village. And Jeffer- ies, too. noted an even greater ex- ample of politeness as practiced with the hat by a man of the soil who found himself in the hunting field with the prince of Wales. He raised his hat with both hands and blushed at the graceful recognition of the homage. The plight of Hooker. too. is noted by his biog- rapher. For the "Judicious" one. wrote Izaak Walton, was of ''so mild and humble nature that bis poor clerk and he did never talk but with both their hats on, or both of, at the same time. ."-London Chronicle.
The Spectator., 1915-02-23

Charlie Outlet, of Van Buren spent Sunday in Ozark.
 With spring near at hand business confidence grows stronger daily.
 Miss Elgin Milton went to Dardanelle last Friday and wis ited with friends until morning.
 Miss Dora Hacker, of Barling is spending her vacation with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. s. Hacker.
 Mrs. Jennie Tompkins and children have returned from Cecil where Mrs. Tompkins taught a winter school.
 WANTED A white woman
 without children to take
 charge of kitchen and din-
 ing room and do house clan
 ing. Good home for the
 right one.
 Address: P. o. box 147,
 Ozark, Ark.
 Almost any one can find fault, critize, denounce. To beat a horse, to kick a dog, an idiot can do this. To see the good and commend it: to make all living around you. consciously or un- consciously glad because you are alive this demands something akin to genius. Harrison Times.
The Spectator., 1915-02-23
Notice For Publication No. O499O-078lO

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR U. S. Land Office at Little Rock. Ark. January 26th. 1915.
 Notice is hereby given that Mrs. G. s. Mcllroy, widow of c. s, McIlroy, de- ceased, of White Rock. Arkansas, who on August 3rd and Sept. l, 1910, made Homestead Entry. No. 0499O-o7Sl0, for sel -4nwl -1. e1 -2sel I, Section 26. Town ship l2 N. Range 27 w.. Eth Principal meridian, has filed notice of intention claim to the land above described, be- fore H. N. Hill. County Clerk, at Ozark Ark, on the 9th. day of March 1915.
The Spectator., 1915-02-23
Warning Order

In the Franklin Chancery Court for the Ozark District.
 Frank Titus, Plaintiff. Mattison D. Leslie, alias. NJ. D. Leslie. . Claud NJ. Leslie. alias. C. NJ. Leslie: William F. Hammond. Frand C. Troup, Edmund D. Ludwig. and Belle Hill,
 Defendants The Defendants. Mattison. D. Leslie. alias, M. D. Leslie; Claud NJ. Leslie, alias. C. NJ. Leslie: William F. Ham mond, Frank C. Troup. Edmund D. Ludwig, and Belle Hlll. are warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plain tiff. Frank Titus.
 Witness my hand this 18th day of February. 1915.
 NJ. V. WATERFIELD. Clerk l.. A. Daniel Solicitor for plaintiff w. .G.Stockton. Attorney for non-res- dent defendants.
The Spectator., 1915-02-23
SIGNIFICANCE IN DEATH RATE
Statistics Show That an Undue Pro- portion of Americans Succumb to
 Dsease at Middle Age.

At middle life and later the American of today shows dimin- ished vitality as compared with the American of thirty years ago. Reg istration statistics and life insur- ance statistics show that the death rate in this country is increasing at the later age periods, and that the death rate from diseases of the heart. blood vessels and kidneys, which affect chiefly those at middle life and later, has increased during the last thirty years. This is not merely an apparent increase, due to improvement in diagnosis, but an actual increase, as these diseases have been followed back as one group. and thus errors in diagnosis or changes in reporting are neees- sarily kept within the group.
 In England and Wales there has been no such Increase eltner Tn the death rate from these degenerative diseases or in the death rate at the later age periods.
 The expectation of life in this country has not increased at the older ages, although decided in crease is apparent at the youngest ages, due to the conquest of the communicable diseases.
 Strong and self-reliant as we are as a nation. let lis rejoice that what we are does not constitute the pin nacle of strength, and that if we take heed future development may give us reason for even greater con fidence in our power to endure and to prevail.
The Spectator., 1915-02-23
Notice of Sale of Real Estate

Notice is hereby given by virtue and authority of an order of the Probate Court of the Ozark district of Franklin county on the 10th day of Feb. 1915. The undersigned as exc tutor of the last will and testament of Mathis Becker will offer for sale at the north door of the Court House in the town of Ozark on the 18th Jay of March, 1915. to the best and highest bidder, on credit of three months taking good note with approved security notes bearing To per cent per annum and lien retained on the land for payment. The following described property; viz East half of the Southeast quarter of of the southeast quarter of section l2 township nine, north Range 26 west containing 20 acres more or less and one half interest (urdivided) in North east fourth of of the southeast fourth of section one; township nine, north; Range 26 west, and the southeast fourth of the southeast fourth of section one township nine north; Range 26 west. containing in all 60 acres all situated: in the Ozark district of Franklin county.
 JOE NOLL. Exeeutor of the last will and testament of Mathis Becker deceased.
The Spectator., 1915-02-23

Roy Blanscet and wife took dinner with Lonis Sanders and wife Sunday.
 Louis Sanders and Roy Blans- cet and their wives visited Sam Edgin and wife Sunday.
 Jesse Lemon, Derrel Lemon. Homer Stokes, Frank and Jacob Shuller, Jettie Turner, Nancy Taylor and Ula Ford were at Mountain View in the afternoon Sunday.
 Misses Kate and Minnie Avery were guests of Miss Mary Davis Sunday.
 Mir. Frank Lemon and wife were at Gar Creek Sunday.
 There is some sickness in this section.
 MT. J. A. Blanscet says that if his sons, Shelly and Arch would marry he would have a good time if ne didn't have them to board three times a day.
 Pea Blossom.