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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23

nnc nod eiucm fleiuen @ran6c fiIhr,
coIlioirtc Oic ihpcre Moid)ine init
9err Sofolopc begom ieinc flint.
leriihe 9(iisbiIonug inter 9eihmg
bon 0rr s. 6. bon SuIItepn om
bieii9en ~@eaboou Gonicrpatoriium"
lIno bcen0cte tie am 9riiiieIcr Nluiif-
Gonierpatoriim bel GGinr Gbomion.
Gas @ro9ramm beitebt aus Dem
eriieu Sabe oeS 9iHaifomsfpideu
8ioliu-Gou5ertes, Ger nG6uconne~
BON 5obann Gebaltian Bad, lnO
Shidn bon Gorcai, McnOelSIobn,
Sieurtcnps, Soiret lnO |onte.
SIN g1ouember ipielte Serr Sofo.
lobe Dor Dem n6loreiton Club imO
erntete oamals lebbaften Yeifau.
oOratorien @cicGIi6oft T."
glm 9lbcno oes 6. 9lpriI ipiro oie
~Orotorien .9eiellibait" lmter N1it.
wirtims oes o@bilaOelpbia SrGc.
tiers" uno eincs ans beoelltenocn
aiinitIern bcItcbenOen Quartet oaS
erltc Gon5ert IN oieien Sabre in Ger
n2pric" abbalten. 9luf Oelu @ro-
sromm itebt 0as berrIide @erf bon
Saint SnenS !. .Saiuiou un0 TelilQh"
0ieieS CONCERT miro 0os cirjisc fem,
ooS bon Scr oGratorien.@eieidaft"
in oieiem Sabre ueranitoltet miro, oo
Die 2eituua iidb ertidloiieli bat, fiiui-
tigbin itatt Der eeipobnteu 5ipci Con.
derte nur eines 81 sebeit. GieS lit
5ilm Qbeil Dem llmItnuoe 81 peroon,
feit gcfpeien, oab Die &ricssipirren III
europa ouh auf Dem muiifoIiiden
@cbicte i5re @eglciteridlciunoeu
fii1lbor moHten. Ios G6ormcrf
miro inter Soiepb |a6c oufaefabri
.meroeiL mo oa Der Gbor fleibig
wdbreuo oes @intcrs gciibt bat, 10
.Iie6t iider alien Nniiiflicbbobcrn
9altiworc's eiu groBer @cniiB beoor,
Gas Iebte 9eabo6D Con-,
5ert
Tos cnior,Sr6cItcr 0es .@co.
too0 Duff. GonierbotorumS" pirO
ont rddliten GonncrItog 92odmittos
unter 2eitung Oes @rof. 6jidtaO
,Strube eeoebcu iucrOeu. Gobci miro
6rI, Selcne @romcr. sic toIentuollc
jutsc GeIliitiL oic n9iomoucce bon
6trubc ipieleu. SRI. NeIen gSeis.
baupel eiebt ein @iolin.splp. GoS
@roeronm lit mic folat: SGn6ert;
DSpnpbonD"; @icnioluSfi; ,Goncer-
10 III 0.@liiior"; gi5et. oSuitc Or.
A, 2'9lrlciiienne@; Strubc; $40.
nance for GGlo"; @aoncr: FrGlr.
oiilni 8li g2ic @leiiteriinocr."
@eobo6D.. &ecitol.
@ei Dem leetcn 9iccitol ocs Eca.
boon Goricruatorilms IN oieicr
'Sniioit om iloditeit Srcitng miro
Olga 5omoroif Die Satin OeS 81.
,rigentcn Seopolo Smnarofi ponn
.g@biIooOclpbier Symphonic Scdle,
.itcr. ne6rerc @ogncr'idle 5oHeu
portraact TaS |rograumu lit mic
iol9t: Bod Sonoroii Srecl.
6u9c; Grauu o@i1uc;" 9cet6o.
ben u9agaiellc;@ Martiui
D@iga;~ @eetboocn uliirtiiher
@larid~ MacGoipcIl Clos 9e
9um 9lrt6urnS;~ Sdcllino-o Ebeme
nnO &ariaiionS;" Chopin oRoc
tlrue" uno o@al5er;" Gbopin-9is3t
~ n@oliib Sone;~ 3edpcr On
NateaiI;~ Boaucr Snthciou u9litt
Ser Mdlfiircu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23
@aItimurer Warftbrridllt.

Wloniag, 0cn .. Wtar5 1915.
Vlcbl. ~ 3ufubr 296l GSdner.
eiuidlieBIidl 1880 Safer 5u Canton.
Iie Rotirltnaeu tparen ME foInt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23
SeiltiQe GhIuIJrate:
glerfaIlIe auI 0er gaIIiu0rer gIFIien.
FIRST CALL.


9ioO 9oIlc Glib 9tscr 80 ..,.~.., 0e1s
5000 Baltic 1rac q 9 9 5er.., .....lo5.
1000 9bicoeo @us 5er...,......E.. p5ss
1000 Chicago @Ds 5et........s...... 959s
Bsooo,G @ 9 g. 9 ginien .......... osM
1000 Conf Gas 4Msr......,....-,..- 9s%
900 Cotton 1ud SCI dis ......... 3eH
1000 Safiou Gas 5erD...s..,.... oiA
1000 w7iuu & & @auI u ,ioih
1000 gapri no & as5t 5er .-...c... s7l4
1000 inittso 9l9s Aer. r.s..,.s.,...... s9E
$4,000 li1iieo gps inc 4er.........,.. 81
10 sIui1eie a0er6.aGee @uni.+... 20
4 ari6cic aner II & Dep Co.. i7Q%
. sribeiIe Dor Central .....s... SAX
50 sIni6elIc Uni ap8 com......,.. cox
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23

sosSalln Neitoaeipinn bon $1,000 inr Die lebieu q
soer 10 Sahre na6neiien. 9oeHtbiimer iphnidi
mS .oetionier, nm f6 onberenl @eloilt gu
SrvynnIen gIhrciire rg'DI 8. u. o., 3entlner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23
steaeneeEndle:


.ein Icblqes Wann. IN mitlereH Sabren
wBennlhi Stcunno iraeno peldcr 9lrt. e5nier
Setocpieecr UdH aorclRrc ~. Y. so"f
seailaeF NorreipoHesut. (0lr52a- 24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23
ggreiIe i'm 2erinatan.NarEt.
NIeM@.

2onlnlbroter, pro @funo. .1sc.
9aIbs. GoteIetter, &fun0 2Oc.-25c.
Sdinfcn pro Nfuno. T.. .20c.
Sdinfeu (seibnitteu) pro sEfo. 35c.
Shmeins-GoteIetten, pro @f0. 20c.
2omm.S6uiseI, pro &funO. .25c.
2oIbs.S1 1uibeI. pro NSfo. 25c.-35c.
@orterboliIe Stcof, Hfo. 25c.-2Sc.
SirIoiu Steof, @funO. .22c.-25c.
@ippenbratcn, pro Hfo.. 1Sc.-25c.
Suppenileiih, pro Bimo. ~. 12c.
Somburger Steaf, gsfO.. t6c.-20c.
SaISfIeiia, pro pfuno. 12c.-20c.
2omm.SduIter, pro 9fiino. .15c.
Sdmor-2anm pro Bfirno. .10c.
SSalbsleber, pro Bfu;iO. +. 30c.--35c.
Br0smen 15c. c.--30c.
9ouno Steaf, pro Yiuno 22c.-2Ac.
2enoenfett, pro YiunO .1Gc.
Sdmula, pro %fun0. .16c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23
Rn berfanfen.
SG6urr.ISarmen.

. @dsr 1915. MdeT $685..
,,.Nh 5000 9PonuiSrdicn sablbar Ielne 5ins
ei1 Pies Qonb lie0t olreit on q. y. s. v.
GnS,li icbcr naAe Station. 80 lRinnieu Uanu
%sloo ihr 0auBban aelebcH gIoreilre pM. 3s",
~eaNmer @ctrripunbeat (Wlt52a -2s)
Bn neutrality-suspicious.
~ Slmmcr 8iud Gjunoiiid 30 bel 13j,
aouoaume, onie Gage iir Shnbmd4er. 9e.
'w9S5H5naen. a. 6. 9du 0Dfn, odIeiborpe, Nlb.
Ngsr3tS-24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23
@crIanat im Naasmeinen.

n WerlGuni;
=. 1Iann uu0 Sruu, 5rdu fir au9emclHc sans
stoeIi Noun als Gdrtncr uub mn iid alice
Meln niiblid su maben; Wleileu bon oer
Slaot, uahe @HB'2iuie. 5h5nee beaucMca
2esniner; Qohn S4b bro Wonat Didn nntlporic
.wtltlin in GnQliib oocr iprcchc perionlid
ameU llbr glbtn0S Dor bci WrS 0orner,
apartment p st. Raul 9Ipnrtwcnte", St.
Fuh'sStg nno MT. JlpHaIsgne. (9Rdr522-~24)
uSentihr Oeicnlhuii npn DlGrBIGne."
Qlrbcitss glnmmetIuuae.S
VT. 2i5 uub 2i7, 00nrtIanosstrabe
~, Sprchliunnen BON big u0r.
Nob29-) 9ubn 9. 9Qcbtr, 2laent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23

Jarmers. nuS Gtabtlentt
e,euten beionbere Woti5 nebmen
uno Ole JiagmOpcsCliber Co.,
SSEe'ne qcriraIicreu un0 Gonnrnfenre,
bat Sol1o-517 q @eit-Sratt. m strahc,
un6 An Jisqr IN threm @cindit 81 eebrdnden,
we Suptpiere iberilnifo nrb.
Sl,,,, Oertaufen fe pDTitiu
OSnn dnI !odlite bee iunbrcn 9nertbeS.
elns SSO q: Eferoe-ManlcIcl 220
StmlievnInr geuqen. @olllpaoen, aarren. gniae,
Mmntnlrf" g'loeuireH nnb i1percH Irunspprt
T'sroe CIT bun $25, S35 nnS $45 an.
U'uAleieI bon $50 bis $75 Sns
Eaor an.
olo-517 @cIt%ratt.Gtr.
sberhalb 9acu.etr.
~---- Y Nlone ct, Q}nnI 1903
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23

giaiS. 8ufubr 70,2t2 @n.
idel; 9erianot BON oen GIeDaioren
7l,0S6 8nihel; GIeoatorcu.8orratb
2,i62,1S6 9uidcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23
aOEaIbsridte avs gsaf6iHataH.


Bart y 0 OF.
Die Oeutideu @uibinetou's ebrteu
gciteru 9lbeuo 0cn gdtb. Gimaro
8artboIot BON ct. 2olis, ser aus
Dem Gongreiie ouseeidieoen lit, nit
einer 9lbidieOsfeier in oer nSGnger.
bunO.Saae~ an Der GsStroBe. Nr.
gort6oIOt bot ltets sic SutcreIien Der
0cutiaen in ser 8uu0esbouptltaOt
gepabrt uno iih ols eiu pormer
6reuno Ger periouIidcn 6reibeit be.
m0brt. Su ieiuer 9IbicbeOsreOe CAB
or ser Soiinltus gLus0rud, OoB cS
ibm oera6nut ieiu m6se. nod 6fters
icine nieleH 6reuuOe im Often Der
Ser Stooten lpieoer 81 lebeu.
00eitih 9Lnterifoni1dc CT
Central &crbano.~
Ser oGeutid -glmeritnniide GeH-
.9er6nno Oes 0iitrifts Gotinl-
bio@ bGIt belte 9lbeno in ser Sanger
bilnOboIIc, g}r. 3t4, G.StroBc, g.
So. ieinc regeImdBigc @onotS Ser
ianulIung.
@ennBretde g[6cn0.
llntcrb oltung.
Ger DgSai9iugton S6nserblm0D
pcronitoItete am Sonntoq 9lbcno in
lelner Safe an ser G.StroBe cine
orouiotiidc MISUNDERSTANDING, sic
icbr 9ut beiutt luor uuo bo1It &c.
nlBreid DerIicf. 3ur gluffiibruno
fomen oie 5lpei Soften: Ser Gutel
ans Fotsoom~ lmo n9opa's 9lben.
teuer." llntcr Gencn lucldc Die
@oIlcu iibernoulncn botteu, 6efauoeu
iih: @. Sdiliug T5rou 2in5boh,
Sri. Nora Shwor5, g. 6. Siromottu
SSroi Ecrncot, q. 2epper, G9. .Simou
@. 6. 9olIS. 81, &obIcr, $. SHniot
lm0 SRI. @iinnie &irIdbouu.
SchS Scuermebrleute
DerleBt.
9us geIteru Wlittag Gin oroBer Sci
tcrpoocu Ocr 8eucrpcbr nit elmer
6JelHminoigfeit bon 30 @lciIen oic
Gtnuoe ourA oic 9eunlDIoonia.9(be.
mc nod eiucm fleiuen @ran6c fiIhr,
coIlioirtc oic ihpcre Moid)ine init
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23
WrnnO5ims nnr SAP.

u.,. VrunOSius unr $42.
y 8olHTm1oaate ino ncoernite 2di6aiee Sdufcr
Anrmern ore; nit aroben 6elen luftiaen
Elum6ino Hllo 1a @ao; Geuirobei5nna; uioocrne
Sonl Sol Ss9ld3uber i'm Seller 8clercinparg
een r5miflSsr r55ai'lsr aug Uarmcr nn6 .Gilenroiias8ie.
", 9sofSoitg'seSS sS 9orm. Sic bette &aabarldlaii
u'ler @lonhsS,n.slli ilnure Nirden ino @fulen
'''soelenniuille in ndcbier g}n9e.
2G00 o, a3rtiie. r.
i90O gY.od Eit.ssreitpu. .eiraGe. 1900.
y, aUnnenY Y'pu 6 ylnro.euseme.strn6c $f,475.
'V''oel Sesen -'aliellc 9eoinaunacn eeIouit
ssprslah nun Nctrr Ojruqan. me-.
CQRdrsi FSnl st5apc uno Wiilton.gl0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23
gsrIanat--TransH nHS MSSdsn.


r.. WftldHAt,
o S.ne lnn0e Eran iiir glgemeHe Gausarpclt
. yyellen cpu Der zla1t. llabe bubsSlnig. Hohl
2o';;yO pro Qlude mif 8uldge, uenH 5uirleoefE
nleueuo. J,an lntnprle triifi6 tn 9nglsl1
eeor lprebe perl0nlid Hun z ubr Nbenos oor
SSsl ylrs. 6orner, 9lpartment 2, ret. Pnul
|'Vattmen.e", Ct. PauiaSlr. H. Wtt JlugalsgIpe.
lUiQr322-oi1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23

@anIer gebnnt oUn Ddaaeber.
n, 2S. etrabe, 500 glo6 gscit.
B0o " Nlod bon Snniiug6onssipenue.
plo6 9egmnnsAuenue, nene @trGte.
Neben 8untinaboh,Noenuc.
o.o. 9inr $1400.
2so0 Sird NonlpbcnsNnenue, uur 81 POO.
~ pipd NltfInipusQlueuue, unr S1,15O.
a.. Iae nieie 6dnier babeu
echS St0nea,6runt, 6 Blrifuer NIB Bah.
tril6e oulooerne 9eduenllihleit, @1Ss urto elel'
5uber ,Seu@ier. GjaSrcnae einacmauerie @aib'
"Ho eJirQ Toiete i'm Seller.
9por 9dMte Btbinnnugcn
y" @leiiriIGe. '''u''o' 7'N'' "''' ''''' NS"V'"s
NdbereS ON Crt cSer bel
GomarO s. UallGgber,
(po,o, ei9-92O giuuIeb.ejgbHubs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23
NerIanat- @lanner nn6 @nabea.


Berlnugt.
YIN GdrtHer Der periiebi, Semitic 81 5ie'
gsll uno fcne 5rl6ie. iopobl QUO 0lbner 5n
gllegeH. W,an 0Htporie In &neliit ooer
gsede pcrl1nlid Dor i'm Gains Bnul glPart-
Nent Go, Niouul JloNnl Mpe. unb e. Bnnl'
S'IaRr, nan 2 ilhr Arcube, bri Wirs. 3orHer.
Ierlouat:
T.. YIN Bidder as criie 0aHh. gla65nirdacn
III osr cfice ose ,,Sensidsn 6DrreeDuSeutsu".
lDl0r822- -23)
M 4crIangt:
6. vsH @0der ilir Brob uuo Cafes. y'dd5us
l'VRen ylr. 2l37, WlcNtnrils StraaRe
lDsdr322-28)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23

Gerlaugt.
uSlHliug Unemployment G1mauge," 408 9aih
man guil6iug, II Dfts2eJiHgtoHse etrn6r.
(Oiii, ,1S.S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23

. ydbdeu nm GgGrreunanen III Iernen. 2o6n
,YnQrenb Der qeJrdeil; eriabreue GlGarrcnmas
.qeelHnen bernienen bon $i2 Bis Si4 bro 28os
VIZ qNmeriean 6iaat Co., 2aleuouos2pe.
auo StupnsraRe. (QRr5is,G&S, ,1WtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23
Seutiae ShluBraie:


etanOorO peiber. =. GA -641&
glr. 8 WeiBer. ..... 631a-64
&ogger. 3u3fubr 275li Su.
idel; Nerianot bon Ben GIcDatorcu
1907 9uiheI; gIe0otoreu. .@orrat6
dO3.19l @niheL.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-19

scare away "boogers" and caught tie possun..
 Eis1t united with the N. F. CInlraf South here Sunday. SeYe4 by F9ws and baptism and one by letter.
 Geo. Hanshew of Westfolk attend ed Lodge here Saturday night ard spent the remainder of the night at the Fawbush home.
 Ben Frisco, wife and baby Eliza beth visited Will Jones and family Sunday.
 Otto Laymon attended church at Elkins Saturday night and Sunday and Sunday night and united with the Baptist Church at that place.
 Rev. Thornsberry of Lineoln preached here Sunday at II o'clock, and in the afternoon baptised seven candidates. Those baptised were John Carter. William Carter. wife and daughter, Lewis Hopkins and sisters, Lucille and Bertha. Mir Hall Of New Cross, attended church here Sunday and took din ner with J. l.. Boaz and family ard went to baptising in the afternoon Several others from New Cross at- tended the baptising also.
 Lone Star
The Springdale news., 1915-11-19

to Spriagdaie ard the road from z;on east 10 Marvin Li1diey's is go- ing . b graded this week. The 141e n9r. Il from Lee Drains which N s almost impossible in the winter nts been graded.
 Ii t}a Fred Faus tt is still en the K list.
 Bro. Moody preached his last ser mon at Zion November 7th. All like Bro. Moody and We hope he will be sslt back to us next year.
 Sam Shaw has been suffering with ltnnbago the past week. Dr. Chris tian was called and he is improving.
 Quite change will take place in ald around Zion in the next few days. Toy Lindley traded his store and residence to Smith Eidson for hi home 40, Toy traded the 40 for Bob Stobaugh property in Springdale. Toy will move to the Stobaugh prop erty, Stobaueh will move to the Eid- son farm and Eidscn will occupy the Lindley residence and take charge of the store.
 Mrs. Martin, Of Monte Ne visited over Sunday with her sister Mrs. Joe Ragsdale.
 Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Of Spring Valley visited several days with Mrs Gibson's brother and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kelly.
 Some mtsehiefous boys filled the roads with posts and logs Halloween night, making the road from Lee Drain. to Zion impossible. This is going a little too far with fun for some broken bngsies are the result.
 Honolulu.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-19

Allow the stew 10 boil down so that the liquid does not cover the meat or chicken Add half cup of cold water to stop it's boil ing and drop the dou;.h in large sPoonfuls or top of the meat or chicken. Cover and ie boil again for 1 5 minutes.
 Made with k Baking Powder and steamed ia this way, dainflings are as iig6 as biscuits and are delicious with thie.seae gravy.
 This recipe is adapted from one for caieke= Pot Pie in ''Ihe Cooks Book" hv Jsne; Mckenzie Hill, editor of the Boston Cook ing School Magazine. The book contains 90 excellent recipes for things that are good to eat and that help reduce the cost of living
 'sThe Cooks Book" sent fret for the colored certificate packed in every 25-eem can of K ( Baking Powder. SeDd to Jaqaez Mfg. Co.,, Chicago.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-19

night.
 Bnrl Atkison of Cave Springs is helping his father gather corn this week.
 Troy Brown lett Saturday for Ok lahoma where he will make his home for while at least, until he gets homesick for Arkansas
 Miss Alta Ford Of Bethel spent Sunday with Nina DoWnun.
 It seems like all around here should ba a soeiabIe class of people, as wis iting is about all that BIondy has to report We are glad that most Of the people are enjoying good health not much sickness with the exeep- tion of colds.
 Ne were glad to see Don't Worry : letter in The News once more. At- though it was short, We knew it was d message from him and hope he will be able to write more.
 Henry Sharp took vacation from his school work last week and assist
The Springdale news., 1915-11-19

.s .- 4 :.
 There was singing at this place Sunday night.
 Miss Nannie Cowan of Pea Ridge is visiting relatives at this place
 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Downum visited at the Nanseoy home Sunday.
 Beryl Barron returned heme from Vaughn Friday where she has been staying with her grandparents.
 MT. and Mrs ]. K. Barron and three youngest children visited MT. and Mrs. Riekett near Bentonville Saturday and Sunday.
 Quite q number from this vicinity attended the fruit fair at Bentonville last week
 Miss Bessie Bradley is visiting with her sister Mrs Motley near Vaughn.
 Wm. Downum has bought q farm near Wager and will move his fam fly there this week. The yuong folks enojyed q candy party al Dave Pearson Saturday
The Springdale news., 1915-11-19
PAGE THREE

cd his father with the farm work. Miss Evna Downrn is rejoicing oy- CT the fact that her best friend" is paying visit to this country and some folks are looking suspicious. Aldie Howell visited Saturday and Sunday of last week with Mrs Church of Springdale and attended the revival being held at the first Baptist Church.
 Miss Emma Bingham. who is teach ing near Garfield spent Halloween with nome folks.
 BEondv
The Springdale news., 1915-11-19
. < .:- :. z. :. .s- s-
 GOSHEN.

GOSHEN. < 4 :. < :. - < ..- .s <
 Ivan Frost is doing qutte of repair work on his residence.
 Dr. Roberts, of Huntsville was in town a few days last week on bus mess.
 John Mayfield and GraIt Kinsey are each building new barn.
 Ed Clark and family visited ra.a- taves near Johnson a few days last week.
 Mrs Nan Byrd O Haboerton sT ent last week with her sister Mrs. Ed Shipley.
 Aubry Byrd and family came in from Tennessee few days ago. They are lfving with Aubry's father on Thos. Mayes farm near Goshen.
 Sol Baker moved last week from the Head farm to Mrs. Susan Neill's farm east of Gosael.
 Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Warren of Oakland spaf Tuesday with the lat ter's parents, Mr and Mrs. Bill Bake From some unknown reason Rev. Lively failed 10 fill his appointment af the Baptist Church Saturday and Sunday.
 George Mayfie!d startea Sunday 10 Little Rock to attend the Masonic 1rand Lodge as a delenate from the Masonic Lodge at this place.
 orval Oxford and Miss Mamie Lar. nell attended church at Rich. tn1 View Sunday night.
 MT. and Mrs Ed Shipley will start 10 Texas in few days, whieh plaee they are going for the benefit of Mrs sahipley's health. For the last year she has been suffering from raea- n1atism and hope the change in ell- mate will be benefit 10 her and she will regain her former health.
 Mrs Fannie Dodson and children Of Farmer were the guests of Ashley Clark and family Saturday night.
 Jim Phi ana Will Shoffner tool D large drove Of cattle through Go aaen Friday.
 Mr Proomfield and wife, the eo- prietor Of the Washington Hotel of Fayetteville was in Goshe We1nes- day and took dinner with C. E Phil lips, also Mr. Fallen Of Springfield.
 Mont Sexton of Wyman was over visiting at Bent Gates Saturday The corn crop in the river bottom fields of this section =Was damaged by the overflow from 5e 10 - per cent
 Some Improvements goirg on in Goshen mostly in the way Of repair. ing.
 Gus Fanin of Springfield Mo-. was in Gos5hen. Wednesday buying mules. He Wsas. accompanied hp lohn Cop emdng of Whitener.
 Mr Kyne. the bridge constructor
The Springdale news., 1915-11-19
z. z. z. :. .- z. ..- < '.
 SULPHUR CITY

= =
 Dr. Swift, of Elkins, is treating Mrs. Sarah Boaz for nervous trou ble.
 Dr. Bnrchett moved from the Henner property back 10 his own property Wednesday
 Seyeral from ,lete lave been at tending the protr9cted meeting at FL kins for the past two weeks.
 Mrs. Sarah Reece, who has been visiting re atives here for the past three weeks returned 10 her home at Fayetteville Thursday.
 Several from here attended pray CT meeting at Nit. Salem Wednesday night Quite an interest is being shown in the meeting.
 Mrs Maggie Shook visited her son Clint and family Of Carter from Wednesday til Friday
 Miss Esther Joaes who has been visiting relatives at Prairie Grove for the past tw9 weeks, returned home Saturday
 Symmetrical smith and family moved into the ffenner property I9st week.
 Presley Hanna and q couple of gentlemen from Fayetteville were callers at Henry Fawbush's Sun day.
 Mrs. Nollie Brooks visited her children at Fayetteville 2 feW days last week,
 Several from 1ais community were in Fayetteville Saturday Some had to attend the trial between aIr Davis and eooney Tie case was decided in favor of Davis.
 Say, Don't Worry Lone sfar went down 10 the mail box after dal9 the other night and caught . possum 0f course she took tbe dogs along to
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 Myrtle Taylor is staying al the Hotel Ford
 Floyd Taylor and Bert Mitchell are home from Joplin. Our school continues 10 progress nicely.
 Mr and Mrs. Hugh Ford have gone to Britton. Texas. Joe Dyes eldest son has lost the use Of his lower limbs.
 Fur catching and buying has be gaa to pick mp in these parts. Charlie BYler is moving to his Homestead oa Indian Creek Gloe Cox broke the local climate record by giving q lawn party. No vember 3ra. il being his 26ta anni= versary and many friends and kin. dred gathered there.
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 Warm summer weather n Noyem= Der is what We are having noW with plenty of wind. Tie farmers are talk. ing advantage of the dry weather in gathering their corn crop which is only fair
 We are having some splendid work done on the roads Ne HoH have q splendid road 10 Fayetteville. also
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Beware of Cheap Substitutes.

h these days of keen competition 1t is important that the public should See that they get Chamberlain . Cough Remedy and not take substfz tutes sold for the sake Of extra prof- it Chamberlain, s Cough Remedy haz stood the test and been approved for more than forty. years. 0btainable everywhere.
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for the Vineennes, Ind, Bridge Co.,, ie getting along nicely with the work on the Gos1en Bridge and he thinks he will have the bridge completed in some six weeks.
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 Another change in the weather from hard winds to cool frosty weath- CT.
 Elmer Holland intends to leave next week for Sulphur. Okla. where ha will make his home. He traded his farm here for farm there.
 Mrs. Tinnie Fowler Of Robinson has been real sick but is better u this writing.
 Mrs. John White is visiting home folks.
 Grandma Arthars is able 10 De up again after quite q sick spell os malaria
 Mrs Anaa Nayfien of Pea Ridge made two weeks v5sit to relatives here. while her mother was sick. bat stayed with her mother most of the time.
 Aunt Nancy Collins has been sick a good while, but is up part Of the time. She has complication of d. seases.
 There is a singing school going on at Robinson.
 Eek Walker will soon have his new house done.
 Win Literal and family visited at John HtCWthfH's 6He night this week
 Philip Bell and son made q .busines trip 10 their place tine other side ef Sifoam Springs this week. - Unole Jim Walker eot.his ankle mashed real bad this week by a falling tree
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K C Dun1plings

By Mrs. Nevada Briggs, the well known baking expert.
 cups four; leeel teospoon1itls K ( Baking Porder; ] tedspoontal salt; I cup shortening; mitk or cream.
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Durnplings
For Soups, stews and Ericasseed Chick en

Left overs of roast lamb, veal CT beef. the cheaper cuts of fresh meats, and fowls too old for roasting. make delicious and nourishins stews. K C Dumplings make them doubly attractive and the whole dish is most economical object to most families while meats are so high and must De made to % as far as possible.
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Sit together three times, the flour, baking powder and salt; into this work the shortening and use cream or milk to make dough less stiff than for biscuits.
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If il happened. it's in The News.
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Another change in the weather rom hard winds to cool frosty weath
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ohn White is visiting home
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