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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
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Ting bot &entier ssob. Seinr. I6ieBen
aus Sdmeoesm1rtb in lei11em Ielta=
l1ellt ben @enrei110en Marne45taot
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he bon nt1b 100000 Marf qemadt.
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bann @einri6 GbieBen.5 tiftua1g tro-
gen. SIN Sitter peat172 Sobren per=
ltarb Der tit meitelfen &reiien beforl1=
te Observation-Disclosures lla1o @egriiiill=
Der Der .Wlarner 3eitlmg, 2uo1pig
Mltn1iiller.
Gellingiteot. Gen SOB fiirs
Gaterlano erlitt cuff benl Ditlidelt
&riegsibmlplab Regimentsar5t 81.
Wtabel1 bon bier. 8eim ger6inoelt
BON G%erlpu1oeten lpuroe er ollrd1 eli
11el1 grllltldu1b toDtlid1 berIebt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
2l,tf oer stcnc actootet.
TrGnlciu Mnna Sd,acfcr INN Mamgir=
lpfumutiue ii@bcrfaGrcn.
@eitcrll 9lGe1o INN $50 llbr lpl1r

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|oe oas 22iahrigc cTraltlein Mllno
ISdlocfer, Oas ibr SCENT bel ibrel
Sdnpciter, Irolr 8. &erron Don Mo.
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9eabe Ser 3. lulo Iapie StroBe BON
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.lano @abn erfabt lulo. aetDotet. Die
9pfplnutipe fam bier 1Sllb Don Ser l1l=
.falllteQc 5llll Salten.
Irol1lein Sdaefer lit in Ser M1=
Iage Ser Sltoepenocnt @ofi1g Cont
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sur Scite mo rief ibrer Irsltnoin
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bette Die 2ofpn1ntipe Sen &0rper oes
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Settle geldlelloert.
IS ml1roe feiteeitellt, oob Sic Sc
lelslbrallfe1 an sen St%raBeuiber=
gal1gen sur Belt 0es l1nfalles 1,ieoer=
gelalien marel1.
Iralllein Mnna ghacfer 4puroe an
%. 3e5elnher 1898 int 9rforb, Sa.,
aeboren. MltBer ibren1 Safer, Ian
bon Mnline, mirb 1ie BON
5mei 9riioern, George 1lro SEQ sd,oe-
Ter Don 1ooenport lp1pie elmer gdape=
tier, Tral1 s. &erro1 bon go. 11O4
@elt 5. StraBe %iiberlebt.
SNl1 Ser lnln1ittelbarell N6fe ser
llnfallitelle babel1 in Sen Iebtetl M1o=
naten mebrere Nerior1el1 ibr 2eben
einaebilBt, 10 crit in lester ISOLDE Gam
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ein Mildfntider.
Sic 2eid)e mproe al,f a%lroronu1la
BON Coroner o.. Sobn .. Galltmea
nod Rl1nge's Observation-Disclosures
lddft iiberfiibrt. Coroner Ga1tlpell
miro bel1te einen SS11qlleit abbaIten, SIT
Die fpIaen0en @eidpporerlen Der
mnrben: 9. @. @ltd)illiprl,
Nfife Ml1rran lll0 GrniI Nies.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
Ser Gar als go(oot.
Gtpas iiher bet militariidcn @erhe.
gang bes rMiitiden 6erridcrs.

Na9oem Der 3or bod tperiDnlid
iiber bic selolnte ru11ii9e Mrmee oen
Sberbefehl iibernpm1nen bot, perloDnt
es lif, Den militdrif9en Meroeaona
bes 3aren llno feline ,8efdbiaun9 fir
pen immsrbin %lpertpplen 9piten ei1es
Observation-Disclosures gu betraGten. linz
ter allen 5erri9ern @urppus lit 1iderz
lid Der s3or Der am pcniaIten milf
tartl9 Sc iinnte unb Milifdrtiidtiae.
Sdon Die Dirt, nie Der 3or 9oloat
ipurbe, tit redt be5eibnenb. Wenn
man beoenft, mte preubi59e grin5en
Dem Seere einperletbt perpen, Damn
miro Die Dirt, lpie Der 3or 9fii5!er
ipurbe, beipnbers feltIom beriihren.
Sbpn ppn letner @eburt an asDDrte
er Dem INSTRUMENTATION Warpez
Hegtment an. Mber Bis gu 1eitem 10.
9ebersiabre fab er militdri1des 2eben
iiberbaupt ni9t. @rit bon ote1em S3eitz
punt an puroe er na6 &rabnpiez
Sielo sur Dieni t%letitung .tolulnan=
oiert. Wc9en Der 9roBen @efo3r bur9
gtl3tll1ten lnuroe oteler bentmiirotge
gorgang rplltpmmen gebeim sebulterl.
5pbalo Ser oamalise 5bron fplgcr
aber Bel Der 5ruppe aneefommen NOR,
ipllrbe Der Sberit aamensfi bon Der
9aroegenoormerte a~userieben, UNI
iber Die 5iderbeit bes iursen aeut=
nantS 81 lpahen. ueberaa plroen in
ben @aulern G9uBlpaden oufeeitellt,
Die oaTlr 1or9en iplten, BOB ni9ts
ge19ehe. Der 8ataiaonsfpmmaroeur
riAtete allBerOem mod einen 9ebsimz
oienit in Der 5ruppe elm, 10 pab je=
Der @ploat Elm @pipn mai lln5 Ii9
pon Dem anOeren beorp6t fiiblte.
Wenn Der 3aremiti9 : Dffi3ier na5z
tie, hann pa9te teiner 1ih gu bemez
gen. @r muroe nit unglaubli9em
&urlls umeeben.
Ser Hegimentstommonbelr mar
Der @rpBfiirf @ergius, Der ipdter in
l1pstau ermprDet murbe. Dieter
Wtan1l 9atte allf Den sSareu el!len I'M
Ginflub, Der iid oileroings
niat auf mllitarii9e 9inge be5og,
lollDern auf pplitif6e. Sn militari=
lder ge3iepung legte GroBfiirit Ser
gius msnig Wert allf sebiessne 4usz
%bllOuns le1neS 2eutnants. Menn ga=
gesmdrlde pon 30 ailometer gs.aadt
lperoen 1oaten, oonn mar tets Elm
Wa9en porbanben, ouf DEM Der
55ronfolger nabfubr, 9ergtlls aber
meibete benz 3aren Mleranner, bnb
Der 2eutnant 9fitolaus Meyunorp-
pitf9 - 10 bieB Der Gar als Ibronz
tol9sr eine groBe miiitarii9e
uebung binter ii6 babe. 8smertensz
ipert paren au9 Die &at1ermanDher
bes rilltf9en 9eeres. Ser Gar 1elb1t
lpobnte ibnen ltets bel, uber alle bot
ten ben @inorud, oaB er90sr gon5en
Worgdnge ber5li9 miibe mar, 9ie
WfanDper oauerten barum Mir fur3e
3eit, ba tie ben 3aren itets langtpeilz
ten. Ni4tsbel t%plpeniger bielt er nod
Der feurise Nnfpra6en an bas tapfere
Seer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02

~ Wd6reno Der Grpeite-
r%lrlesar6eitsn bes Jriblarer Domsa
TT man auf allerlei interehants funit,
gef6i@tlt6e Sunoe ge1toBen. @p
fane mon cine aus Dem fiinfac5nten
SabrbunOert 1tammenbe @lpde. Sin
aus einem 9tid gearbeiteten @rob
BON gegen apeieinbalb Meter 2dnge
legte man i'm Domsong fret. SIN
Snrlern oeS @rabes iiebt man cine
fir ben aopf bes Soften beipnbers
eingemeibelte 8ertiefung, ferner ouf
Sen bier Snnen1eitcn ein etpa 80
s3entimeter bpbes arel5 unb auf Der
8ppfieite Sic Sn1drlft Gsibau1t.
Sa5 Otter bieies 5unoes nirb uuf
tout END So6re gu 19dben fem. apitz
bare mtttelalterlt6e aiKen, zines aus
Gplbbrofat aus 2ucca aus Der 3eit
UNI Die Menbe bes brei5ebnlen unb
,bier5ebnten Sabrbun0erts, Elm anoez
res pere5tanii9er 9erfunft aus Der
3eit Uni 1850 unb Elm orittes aus
3amait, ebenfals italieniiten llr<
iprunss, perpolitdnbisen Die 6unce.
Mit 5igmunb s. Meber.
Der i'm Otter BON IS Sobren in leis
ner Mobnung al. Botb Npe. in Song
Bran9 Der ltarb unb ols er tier iiiDiz
l9er MidiDndr bes 2onoes aalt, lit
elmer Der Grinder Ser Stem Norf 2ife
Sn1urance So. aus Sem 3eben qez
19ieoen. Sn 9amburs, Deuti6lonb,
geboren, fam Meper ols aino BON
pier Sabren nit ieinen Gltern mad
Mmerifo unb erbielt in Seem Norf
ieine Musbilbung. SIM Sabre 1859
ber3og er na4 Gong 8ea9, ipo er
i'm @runoeigentums zgef6dft tdtig
mar. ST eriparb 1i6 in Mon6attan
i'm 2oufe Der Sabre Elm MiGionenz
8erm0gen, bas er jebo9 pGbreno Der
ponif i'm Sabre 1893 baupt1ddlid
bura ben Bancroft bes 8anf6ollz
les Barring 8ros. Derlor. Neun Sim
Der iiberle6en i'm, barunter ber @obn
Mrtbur, Der 8egriinber BON glberon.
Gin eri # por einigen 80 o.
naten aus Ser Sr1enan Italt in Men=
oota, Minn., entla7Tener iunqer
Waufe1boer nit Nomen Charles
9epp berfebte oie Ginpobner16aft in
Mng1t unb S9reden. @s bran BEL
tbm plDblt6 pieber Der Wabniinn
aus uno er beorobte bic @trabenpaIz
%ianten NIT ieinem Mepolper. Sic Ser
beigerufene poli5ei nit ibrem G6ef
Don Mc&aD an Ser 5pibe modlte
So9o ouf ben gefdbrli6en scSrren unb
trieb i'm in Sen @taG BON Wfor
Bvsjae9er 6inein, Do er, 1ih cine SIT
gel gerabe in Dem Moment in sic
9tlrn jagte, els i'm Der poliaeidef
fa11en mollte. @r nurbe Ing gtobtz
bo1pitol 9e6ra4t. Man glal6t nint.
Dab er ON 2eben bleiben miro. Ser
nit Dem Sobe ningenbe lit elm 5obn
oes MnufeIbocr aolonial lr%arenb1n6,
5ers Gilliam 5epp. @r lit perbeiz
tatet unb beiiBt Elm 1inb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
2pfaler @etterberidjt.
0npennprt. /. &C

DuOenpprf, 1. yfob.
9nrd)idnitts : @orometerltartp 29.S2
1ltrhidnitts Ienperatllr . So
5odlte Gentperatl1r bel1te 70
9eieOrialte Semperatlr leste gsadt 43
gsormalc 1emperatltr fir 33
Snbre 45
GurdidnittIide Selldtisfeit Ser
2llft so
aieserldlaq III "a gtl,noen 600
Gorberridenbe @inorldtltng. .S@.
@allerl tollo INN Z l1br Wsorgens 5.4
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02

@erlDren: aleiner i1iparscr SunS.
lpe1Be Sfnle, peibe SiiBe, iueiBer Ming
nm Den @als. Sort auf sen ylamel1
vSrtgie". Nad5ufrasen in $50. 1885
ipeltli6e s. Gtrubc. 31,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
%SuusbI(tcrin n%crfnnot Me++es arS,

@nusbaltcrim ucrlangt, Mettes Maoz
d)en poer Srall, nidt iiber IS Sabre,
NIT pber pbne 2ml1brp. GleftriIder
@aldler,, Samilie bon flint; 2 &inoer
9egea gun sdule, bns iiingitc lit bier
Sa6re alt. 8 3imn1er : &a1s; outes
@eta; quite 9ebanblmng. Mabige 8ez
5a9lnng. Nad)Snfragen in SMITHS
Wstat1crp stprc, 3o3 ncitl. 2. ctr.
2,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02

3u pcrfa,fcm: 0aobernes sg3immer<
&oalls. Gin 9rittel baar. Mb5ablung
$1,000 per Mprat. sSn Sale bon
&ranfbeit feine M5obhlng. Madsuz
fra9e1l IN 9eo. 1903 Linton ctr.
3O,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02

gerlpren: gnttpeber auf ser @traz
benbabn ooer anf bem Sdbrboot ein
Cameo W3ebaillpn on golbener Settle.
ab5lliefern IN SEQ. 1418 grabp Ctr.
lpo 8elpbnlng be5ablt ipirb. 29,1&
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
Heesch, Carstens
& Tallmon
Vel. Sab. 211. 226 ipeltl. 3. Ctr.
Mnaetgen fnr
arbeitsplate, gerfanfe, 8erlute,
&plltnttoen efr.

IN bieier @ubrit perben fir einen gos
b1s gu elmer 8ode gil BEN nadfclgen.
Den Staten tnierirt: 8is gu bier 2eilen
ooer beren 0aum SOC, iiber bier unb
big gu a6t 8eilen $1.O0. Seine Nn,
detse miro fir tpeniger als soc ange4
npmmen.
Sir gte1engeiudc tpirb Bel ein@ bis
le9smaliger Sniertion 25e 5erednet,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
@ al aton. 2. 9lop.

Sainois nlo Soma: Setter
9ielstaa nno Mittpod; etlpas
fiiBler Iienstag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
1as am gan1staq Mbenb in ser

Moromelt 1apenport Il1ruboae ob=
aebaltene grobe Serblt=&on5ert ser
Norolpelt 9apenpprt 2iebertafel er=
frellte 1id oes iibliden groBen 9eilt=
DIES. 1as ol1sgefiibrte Grogranm
hefrieoigte allgenreil1 nlt0 jeOe Mrm=
a1ler fano aroben geifaG. - Mad
Dem &on5ert gab es einen gemiifbli=
der, biz III Bic Morgenltu10en oai,.
erllOel1 Gong.
6rnt Iberela @ife bon SEQ
1903 @rmo glnena1e erbielt gelterr
Die Grallerfl1noe bon Sem MbIeben
ibres 36iabrigen gnfeliobnes, Senrt
8. @ids, meld)er bei eineln Mlttor11o=
6illlnfaQ cine Meile norolih bon
lltica, &c. 81, ar 90. Sftober jein Sc
ben einbiibte.
Inrh 9aItpr S%oIternlql1l1 tpl1r=
De an Sonntag geadmittag linn flint
nbr in DEM Gfarrbauie ser oeutid)=
(lltberiiden 3ionsgen1einoe 6ral1Iei1
Settle Gerber, cine Iod)ter bon Serrn
Sobn @erber bon Mlbia, sSa., init
0errl George Ie Gnopmal1, eil1em
5ob11e bon @errn lrno 6rau Moribul
Sc goppman bon 9llbia, Qetrout. 9us
llllge 4aar miro in @etter1oorf 1pob-
len.
- Merhants Sransfer & Storage
So. Selephon 855. Wna.)
6raulein gli5abetb Iroen0el,
line Iodter bon Irau Marp Iraen=
Del bon 800. 1910 2ibertp gtrobe,
pilroe a1t Sonnabeno geahmittag
,nrdl 8oItor .. Geisler in Ser
peltldlllt6erilden @eiligen &reu5fir=
fe NIT 6errn Girls. @ieie, ei11er17
5obne bon &errn u1o Trol1 Ser
mann @ieIe bon SEQ. 1712 Summit
lpenlte getrallt. Ser jnnge gbenlal1l1
lrbeltet OILS M}aidlinilt i1r gettenoprf
Dos gbepaar miro ii6 bQllslid III
ltp. 1911 College Mpenue eil1rid}tel1,
@lls Californian lit Sic geqd)=
Ildt ei1getroffelr, 0aB lid in Dem @e=
inoen BON 9errn @enrD 4eterlen eilte
@elt01ng SUM 8elleren eilpgeltea1
pai.
Sim gonlltag NOR bos g1,rtiS
9pernbaus Bis allf Sen lesten Nlat
Iefiiat. Geter @. Collins bielt I'M.
CT ben glrlpi5iel1 oes Meonerburea11E
'er &rigbts Of Columbus ei11en 8or
rag geaen ben So5ialism1s.
Die GpIi5ei peranitaltete gelterr
lbello fur5 Dor Mitternadt cine er
olgreide Ga55ia uuf eirl BON geeger1
ND geegerinlten beDobntes Saus in
90 glod Der Git 5. StraBe. MuBel
1ebreree Negern muroe1 5lpei idmor
{ 8umdel1 lnlo 5lpei meibe 9errd)e1
sltgenonmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02

3n perfa1fcn: GRADE Yolanb gbina
Cher. Nad5ufragen bel 2pnis Gage,
". ". 2, 9nbenport. 27,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02

Sic bot einen GrunS
gu bolt Clip ei1en Dihtisen @runO
'llln S9siben1aile Ell, liebe Gl1e?"
Gattin eil1es W3eteorologen. uMaer-
Etrgs. .Beoenfe:: Wiein Gatte beriidz
|1dtt9t bel Teillen Wetterpropbeseiz
'I!set niemals eiuen Wunld DON
mir"
Dos ienbo6n arm it aanb
peg Melt TT Yeriien nit 0,o6 ailo=
meter alf je 10000 &;lpmeter.
Dab es bel Der !Sod5eit beg
ltbeners Spbitrotes Butter" CAB,
alt als etlpns aa1l2 %llnerbDrtes.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02

5n permietben: 2. gtage, 6 8imz
mer : &pbnrng. 424 ipeltl. 9. Gtrs
asad5llfragen bel @m. anetjc.
29,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
Meue ~2ln5ei9en.
Gerlangt
ei1t 9airN Mann

I'm alf leidte @ebineuneen unb lan%
ger Ibaablllna cine $40 Ncfer : ssarut
IN Sranflin County, 8anias, su. fal1e
fcl1. y 0lcilen liibmeitlid pp,t aaus
las GitD, Map. glIles ebenes 2anb nnb
11llr etlpa 60 bis so Mfer biigeli9. Nle
leg etllgeSallnt, nnb mn 40 Mder in
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
Stau 28 bet 60.

Gutter 8runneu lno @aierzGeid.
"a Meile bon &anlpnbille. 21h
Mteilet1 BON williamsburg. Mn Msilrb-
Noltte, ltd)t peit BON Ndolferci. gigens
tbillncr mill an glrten 9airD : MSann
%perfalf Ell nnb 1T lpilIens, Sic 6alfte
Der gtlenbabnfabrt 51 be5oblen fir Sen
red]ten Matn, nm Ben Glab ansl1z
leben: 81r baben bies 2anb geleben
1l11o fo111ler baslelbe ~empfeblelt. 8ez
gen ee11aller gin5elbeiten ipreden Sic
Dor, l6rei6el1 pber %tclepbpniren Gle on
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02

Or. 9apea 3abnorot, Security
Building. (Mn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
9cuti@cs Sbratcr.

9ll1d, Ser brittle Spielabello 1tl1iercr
oelltidpn Ibeotcr-8ciellidaft inn
5llrller Spernbous ON Son11tag
9lbcllo crfrel1te iid) eincs gl1tell @eIu=
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-08-13
$24O.6l For First Bale

Pine Bluff, Aug. II. James
Gould of the Gould Galbralth
Supply Co. bought the first bale
of cotton received here when it
was auctioned this morning.
The bale, with premium of $3.50
contributed by local cotton men,
brought SO. 3-8 cents a pound, or
about II. 1-8 cents a pound for
the cotton alone. The cotton
was raised by J. G. Norton of
Lake Village, Chicot county.
Including the premium he re-
ceived $240.61. Mr.. Gould ship
ped the cotton to Memphis.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-08-13
PelIagra Victim

Mrs. Tom Hawkins, of the
White Rock community, is a vic
tim of the dread pellagra, in its
advanced stage.
Mrs. Hawkins condition be-
came so serious that it was
deemed best Tuesday to take
her to the state hospital at Little
Rock, for treatment.
Mrs. j. E. Bristow, Mr.. Haw-
kins, and Hugh Mcclellan, who
accompanied Mrs. Hawkins to
Little Rock, returned Thursday
morning and report the patient
doing as well as could be expect
ed.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-08-13
To Teachers

As you remember by vote of
the institute it was agreed to
have a School Day" at the fair
this fall and you who are teach
ing this summer are urged to
save some of your work and
have it on exhibition at the fair.
You can keep the work yourself
or send it to Miss Ethel Garrett
at Ozark.
Also insist on the schools
where you teach attending that
day and being in the parade,
and urge the children to take
part in the various contests,
such as spelling, recitation, dec
lamation, map drawing, etc.
No matter if the school does
close before that day they can
go ahead, making preparations
and you can meet them here at
that time even tho you should
be teaching at another place
when the meet" is held.
Again let me urge you to do
something to make this a. great
day in the history of the SCHOOLS
of Franklin County.
Thanking you for your hearty
cooperation in the past, | am
Most sincerely yours,
J. J. Partain, County Examiner.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-08-13
Big Time AT White Oak

The annual reunion at White
Oak was we'll attended today in
spite of the inclement weather.
Many former students of the
academy. now residing in var
ious states of the Union were in
attendance,
Dnring the morning several
interesting and instructive
speeches were made. The spell
ing contest by the old pupils"
was enjoyed by all and some
real old time blue backs" were
in evidence.
At noon a bounteous feast
was served ahd the cloths We're
loaded with good things to eat.
The afternoon was spent en-
joying old time games, such as
town ball, " ETC., and the old
timers enjoyed talking over the
days of fifty years ago and re-
newing acquaintance of school
days time.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-08-13
Mysterious Growth

If you like to solve puzzles,
here is a knotty problem that you
might try your hand on.
In the vault room of the office
occupied by Circuit Clerk M. V.
Waterfield, at the court house is
a plant of mysterious growth.
The roots appear to be in a tiny
crack between the cement floor
of the room and the south wall
of the building, in a space and
surroundings that one would
think it impossible for any kind
of vegetation to thrive. The
growth was first noticed last
summer, and the plant grew to
be about two feet long. After
reaching a point where it re-
ceived sunshine and more air. it
has made luxuriant growth and
is now about ten feet high, and
still growing rapidly.
Mr.. Waterfield has made care
full Investigations in the base
ment below the plant and the
wall surrounding. but has been
unable to discover any growth
excepting in the one place.
The plant has foliage like the
Locus tree, but the growth re-
sembles more a vine of some
kind.
When convenient step in the
court house, view the growth
and suggest where it comes from
and what it is.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-08-13
MEG
Aug. 10, 1915.

W. E. O'Bar is at work in the
hay on Grand Prairie.
Sunday school at Oak Bend
still moves along nicely.
Ed. H. A. Smith preached at
Prairie View last Sunday.
j. ID. Snow of Branch is now
visiting his sister in Missouri.
James Linsey, from Roseville,
was visiting around Meg last
week.
Moving of the peach crop is
almost over, and it has left sew
eral dollars in the country.
No school at Oak Bend this
summer, but we expect good
one for the winter months.
Ed. Pippin preached at Oak
Bend Sunday and left an appoint
ment for the next second Sun.
day.
The melon crop was not as
good as expected for awhile, but
the small boys are having a good
time now.
Health around Meg is good at
the present. All seem to be
able to eat all they can get, and
the doctor is looking after better
fields of labor in his line.
Late Irish potatoes are now
coming on, and today's rain will
help them and will bring up
early turnips. The two together
will furnish something for the
table later on.
The prospect for sorghum is
good, peas look we'll, and lots of
corn doing well. and several old
farmers are preparing to SOW
wheat this fall. We think the
acraapa will aycaad that of laat
year all right, and that will give
us more bread.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-08-13
Marriage Licenses

During the past few days
marriage license have been is
sued by County Clerk Hill, as
follows:
Will Saunders, q. and Miss
Bertha Vanbrunt, 10.
H. W. Armstrong, u, and
Miss Anna Canady, p.
ssJno. r. killion. 20. and Miss
Laura Ruthford, 20.
Pleas Hatcher, %, and Miss
Tinnie Hickle, 20.
Carl Hunter, 20, and Miss
Beulah Shores, 20.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-08-13
q Saw 1t In The Spectator

If you want to help a bit; if
ou want to make a hit; if YOU
want a blessing on your head
diurnal; if yon want to boost the
town. bring its citizens renown,
just mention that you saw it in
this journal. 1t will help the
advertiser; it will show that YOU
are wiser, more considerate than
the average person you meet !;
it is just little favor, but it
leaves a pleasant flavor if you
mention that you saw it in this
sheet. You'll encourage local
trade, and the home talent mer-
chant aid, while the editor will
cut a merry caper, and the mail
order concern smaller dividends
will earn, if you mention that
you saw it in this paper.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-08-13
NORTH LIBERTY PICNIC
Saturday, Aug. 2lst.

Saturday, Aug. 2lSt.
Welcome Address, +. S. Turn
er.
Response, w. r. James.
Music, by string band.
Talk for Sunday School, j. A.
Floyd.
Recitation, Clarice Turner.
Recitation Orrell Horton.
Recitation, Lille Childers.
Song, Little Soldiers" Jessie
Rsberson,
Music.
Defamation, Delsie Devole.
Recitation. Minnie Turner.
Song, Arkansas" by four
girls.
Recitation, Annie Kilburn. IN
Music.
Recitation, Della and Stella
Childers.
Recitation, Effie Woolsey.
Defamation, Emory Plymale.
Closing talk, w. X. James of
Redding.
Music.
Dinner on the ground. Every
body come, bring a basket.
Two ball games played by
White Oak versus Redding;
Watalula versus Jethro.
Bring your friends and lets all
have a fine time.
Tilden Anderson,
Clara Turner,
Emory Plymale,
Delphia Plymale,
Committee.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-08-13
A Letter To The Public

| have decided to move to
Charleston, this county, and
wish to say to my many friends
and patrons that we very much
regret leaving Ozark and the
good people and neighbors that
have made it a pleasure to US to
be with. But the scarcity of
good stock on the north side of
the river at this time does not
justify a veterinary in staying
here.
However, | expect to be with
you two or three days each
month, notice of which will APP
pear in this paper, and will be
pleased to meet all of you then.
Farther, if | can be of any ser
vice to my friends in the way of
counsel or advice, will be glad to
render same by phone or letter,
free of charge.
When in Charleston call on US.
You are always welcome.
Yours with good wishes,
DR.. c. j. Wilson, ID. Y. S., and
wife.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-08-13
Press Time

In the future it will be our
desire 10 go to press not later
than 3 p. m. on Tuesdays and
Fridays. Parties having publi-
cations of any kind for the paper
should have their copy IN the
office the day before publication
time in order to assume its in
sertion in the issue desired.