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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-14
Sein eiOelicrs 5aminnO.

Palllu5 mifeoG at afenoe 5einS
OF bans Opitanoelies aroit o. hans
Qi0eliers Samfuuo" C6ifp. 3, TO-.
apoitelen feuotp pit mere oerai emo
nogrn an6eu. o. oos snifer bnn me-
re al Oenne ialiae aunoitab.
SEQ fom paa Sn3e6niet en- Tors.
Dag / 6aiitctloeu o. tpnfte lam
ti6io paa oSeiu QioeIier Som.
4 amo Spor er en- Smerte iom
hanSl
Del oar en- Iorsoag. SENS gior-
raa0es, ianaes, isres oa itprtt Tor.
beres9 eiter Sen title Stuo { RAD.
perIaleu meo 0iiciplcne fom en-
aamp n0el 9iGe gSDr0en bleD
Ilagen, o. 3aarene aoipreote" SUor
SSeius blep behanOlet. ia misbanoIet
/ sfprtors0aanatten apnIer. )
@etIemanc maatte ban / DOS
onaeIt iDeoc 9loO moer itGrfe Roab
oagaarer og 6ereiter osnlmes o. be.
iu6Ies meo Sen itsrite llretiproig.
beo og SfGnOieI.
Otter at Su0itrp9ninaen Yang
ire0aa Rorgen bap0e ~isnoerilGn.
oct GrcIicrens Gpa til en- blsoenSe,
forpiIfei giinoe. lraaes bom aor-
Iet pno, % paa @olaata na9les ban
til bette qrninIoe ira.
Der bpnger ban forlaot al @uo
o. forIaot al Wenneifer Seln
hans beoite genner itanr Ian9t ira.
sl montte trroe ginpcrien alene
Sngen rnftc bam en- opifeorif.
inoen fpGseoe Sen msoige me0 ct
aprIiabe0soro.
Ga bporoan bleu lea bebnnoIct
unoer min Sn9oom2 uAf, zoe
Serre Sehis. iea er bet life prro"
Meo soeoe SrnOer o. fprIige SinO
por man til Re6e for at birIpe oa
Iinore MIG. Sunoene iliffeoe ga.
Iorlis's Gar. Dime fix belt an
berIe6es 9iIiDn 90 TIeie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-14

oomnens og @inoernes rige. Ioie
9ono, % Der oil ieg ofte
ooGle. % jeg oil fal6e sit aaften-
foulo", min ==-.
Oh qamIe Stue, 6ooO bar OH life
iet. % 6pao bar on fife 6ertl -
Saa meaeu 9foo % munter Sattsr
bar ou lDttet iii oeruOe ira Mia.
men; lm0erti0en Del ogiaa title
@raao. iagte, 01be Suffe, Der fom
ira Ct iorpint 9rDit u0en IN eneite
Ii1oren0e 8oore. - @Ger 6orte on
maaife aGrIia6e0s title, iturfe
5prol, Der inotrpnqenoe 81 ouer-
beoiitaoe TOM ira 6ierte. o. gif til
Sierte, og Donot Oct. = 5aa on
Zine ms6es / 5roo? % ioo oil u
ne me6e8 / aoaI, for0i De life mat.
tie nie0es? men BOG m66tes, foroi
Tonferne m66tes o9 fnlgtes, o.
8ierterne tir6grte 6inan0en, tro0s
Malren, Ser aoifilte Dem. Soo 0t
@Gf ipnfe liz 0p6t + off, iom
ifulOe De 6nife, 6pa0 Oe iaa = til
coiac Iioer2 6srte on gm6eO i
Stpmmeas arola2 en- @erOen Al
SorQ / Soften. naor 2pberne talte
ON aft, eGer intet fin life
ON set Ser fDlote 6ierterne met -
gil on iortoae mig, bpo0 on
6orte oa iaa. noar ieg fonmler i1eu2
Hea unore5. ON lea iaor Con at ie
0ia i3cn. 81 mon @onoet oa er
fommet tilbage i 5fooiseu2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-14
lanfcr il aU9l0" Ueo
Stoploen.

IElfort, oa Ie8 lda Ola, on Del
lige Sfopis. oo laa on DER iao it'll.
le % inlilenoe I SoIifinret. ON.
fran0iet al o. nGiten gent bag ms
ar6nne 9e9e % mGatiae, msrte,
opitre @rauer. Smaa 6ptoe 9na.
DC me0 leeuoe. glooe 9srlt, qIeo
ben oper sit Speil, - Sfop-
ouea furreOe. Oct belize ,8an.
nebroa~ uoieoe Den lette BIND. o9
muntre Stenimer bar Den ooer til
mia ira oct aanIe itraot9fte. 6bioe
0us meO oe brlmmaleoe 9iplfer.
iom ira oin 1rsnne9re0 ipeile0e ia
Dine title 9anoe. -
9iounoerIig bella ipntes on mig
oa 90 bUorfor2 ioroi oct Dor en-.
0nq. life alene llOen ON mia. men
ogioa mil Snore; 0erior Dor Sum.
len iaa bloa OF 2ufteu iaa flar og
lennemiigtig. o. oerfor ipeileOe
9iplfe6uiet ia { Ssen oa blco enc
MI mere iouliif % imuft, emo oct
t 9|irfeligbeOeu BAR o. oerior bIeo
\ life ifp % bonae. 3 rapiooeoe,
iine lette 3oa0Dr. oa 5 fom til en-.
he Der boa JrGet tpt De0 mia o.
ian paa mig mc0 coer5 floge Zine
u oar iea title, iaa title. BET par
ian inn on ploigt. npiten beIli9t;
6por tlrOe iea rsre mia d ied
ioritoO ei beller Ionerne, : 6raate
Ill at 0irre / min 5irl; DC oar ira
en Tor mia ufenOt 9er6en; men
ie9 ipt.eOe, o. iea 'aa, % iea RAT.
tt oaiaa 4rmeue no eiter Ter. isl.
.apnoe Sicrtets Stemme. Der ialte
aoiifeoe. NAB. hpor lea elifer Ter ;
men ga iIngteoe 3 iorifrrmte bort,
o. hDorior2 forot len noen at ane
set hap6c talt hgit. o. mn er oct
ia iorunOerliat meo @iertets Stem-
me; ! Stif6e0 lnoer ben melt. /
5ausbe0 talcr Den bsieit o. ielb
ioruocn Orb iormdor Den at trrn.
or mo. ia. aeunem N}are o. Tom
bet oite i1ncs uoueriti9eliae Sfran.
FER 0irrer % iitrer Den. % 0a 81
per set @enIpo { beilGatet SiGl -
1rt er. Tom ON en- 5oono, en-
uipnlig. rerer Stren1eue; GA brit
Ter nnoerti0eu 5onerne pilot 90
itprft. Tom iflil0e Sc brp0e ale
3Pmninaer Qn cit ifprenOe, brat
inl0enOe Zone, lao MI itaa til, mi
fan lea life mere, lDOer oct, 0 orl
'pil6e ifprenOe Zone, ou brin1er
qnQit Der, buor on fommer; tbi on
laoer S~aa6Igsbeoen % SeInopgioel-
len puite til 9i6enifabens uIn1e1oe
Sl6, % oa err 5nl0et life Ianat Dor.
te, Ell beler 5ortpiulclien men on
cr set, iom ON Ell Snnno, en- mpg'
tiaere, aribcr inc oa anilaor en-
Zone, itprf og mpatia, og boa Idn
milo o. fprliq Den orager iao ior'
umoerligt no al Strioen.
.Serren ifaI tribe ior eoer men :
ifnlle tie. oaoiter al Sor9en
poa mia; tbi lea bar Om6n Tor
eoer," hoiIfer oct, iaeunem @runo-
tonen, Sen oemooiae, opbe, flaaen-
ne Snrmoni. - Oct aiper Sen.
mo I 6eilG1tet SiGI. - Mlen oct
par enOnu SenOao, oe oct bar emo
mn life aiten, - Rno6prene lima.
te0e, % Sc Ianfer - De for ino
pi0e.
Oh nj i apGlo", M itaor lea
iqen neo oin @reo, men nnoerligt,
Sen isr ioo inlilenoe Cd er npiten
foripunoet, og oe bpibmolebe 9aa-
De Iiager meo aelen | geiret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-14
Ib Nem 9orf fSarm Suattin

meo 1900 6arme ior Salg, ienoeS
irtt. @roouftio, Del %oanoeoe, 9oot be.
liaaenoe. me0 go0e 9%p9nin8er, $50
a p per Mere. 9tore5ier paa 0anife
ira @eiten. iom 6or fs6t 6arme /
Il q, iamt officieae 0pI0snia9er
aioes Al !. WolOen6aUer, Sfano.
A5i. Sept. 2(aric, gl6anp, u. y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-14

Del oar iagt ON Refers 9so. D2eit
Def fan auloe mOre 6orboio i 81.
BET. bpor ri mUrfer en- mggti8 uiDa.
lia 6aauo iu81er IN puu Dor Stltl
Der o. ierer os 6en pdo Cane o.
Omraooer. u ilet life ipnes iaa
9oot om at fomme mo paa.
6q 0oipitalet cr ct %iaaoant. VI
er aIaoe oeo. at oisie 5niututio-
ner Huoes badoe Der on Der. men
bpor or ben. i5m nlitcf AZ bIIoe
iert oer6ta. 1et er aolei belt az.
oct at beisls oe mae Der emo lelo
at porc ipd.
Qlen naar mn tro0a Dor natirll9e
Moouilie Den uiDnlIge &aan0 iercr
os paa 5Dlebuiet eaer no9et anOet
Steo, bDor Di life sHifer at fomme,
ina Lao os ittc larnle % itoie, men
eDe os at pare title Ter oerrca.
De fan bare iht @ina1tiabe0 at
BLUE taget aiiioes. men oct fan
6oa uGre al Den itsrite 9etnOnina
for bort aon0slio. Vi IeUer i en-
fortroolet @eroen boor raoieti5.
men. set title. noaooenote Gin
fun meo 8aaiteiiq5eo blioer pIeiet
Den ior At biplpe ID paa 0ette
Omraa6e er Oct. at ri iaor .9ei.
ZEN ON 9enet o. bliDer iot iait
poa ct 5oge6us eler no1et ouoet
itine Steo. 6oor SipIeli0et fan
pIeies ! StilbeO.
Ia Serren i1aoe &c anisrte 0ro
til Simon 4eter ON bans BAIT
Inns 4ilp1geliea. isier So6nuncs
forffarcu0e til, ut ban ia9oe oct
Tor at b%etelne. men bono 0sO ban
ifittoe herligasre @u0.@
Sa. for5erliae @ll0. 0et par 0u.
qnoen Tor Qeter baa0e / 9i0 % /
Ds6. oa oct ianme mda pare Sit og
,xlit Raaf. min 9rooer 81 S6iter
ariitus. ga oet mao ri life tabe
al Spne. enO life ira Dor Smeieng
Seq bar berligaiort 6i9 pda Cor.
oen". oct nar Sein 9efenoelie Mon
oi riQtigt bar aiort os oct Hart /
Dor ariitenOom, ar @nos Serlig.
asreIie err port eDcrite Naat / 9io
OF Ds6. Oct bar mn0ertioen tao
et iaaleoes ior mia, at oi IeDer ior.
bol0sDis mere / 6doeroors ire TO.
ite genner emo / bets ire isrite. %
BOG moa ri aI6ria gIemme, at @llos
9aon, @uos Rige OF SUBS Billie
bar iooet isrite 9ou9s gIaOs /
Serrens 9Gn. % mon BAN iffe
oaIaa 6erneo bar billet Ipgae os
oct itore RaoI for bort Gin paa
Sin0e: @lios iSorberligeliel
9aitor II 5i6igcr iiler iaaleoes
ON ocnnc Sal / iiu 9oa 4@uos
Gam: Mt herliaasrc @nose -
Der pnr Ell Ii0 i nit 2io. 5a iea if.
r. forito0 Bette Orb. Sea bapoe
uof IGit oct % fcaote BET men
bnD6e en6nu al5ria eriaret ben
. aooommclile Strait oeri Den
Ocn Tag. en- esroag. oa ie5 ifllIoe
prnoifc ooer Sen npperitepreiteIi-
&c gen ON 5suoaaen 6a euo oeo
fin Nam. aanOeoe for mia paa
ortte 0r5. isIte ig Set. Tom om en-
0mfroit blco iat unoer Belle NIT
aroslip % Isitroe BET op.
Spa6 6etpoer oa bette Gro. boao
i~n0e6ol0er 6ct2
Iette. At eito oa bans Qaon
o. bans 9ere 6lioer oct tore aft
6ebcrifcu0c @aaf ior os.@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-14

1t u lhb1A HAApK IbAAAlipN 0t4Apf
Der bitter meO o8nnnebrog", IN
gen muntre Stenmer. Cog Sfoos
ouen furrer - men ilct fife iom
f6r. o. Der er i1aca col. ingen
flar 9immeI, % buorior? iorOi
BET er ri applo@, % ioroi BET fife
mcre er Sen6ag. --
Oicn 6Dor er Spens &auoe2
hporIeoe5 er De iariounone2 oog,
M borer ica en mOerltl. 6nl %
htaa 9ruieit. Oct II iom en- al0riq
elot aiaae iom oantpet 81 itiult
@raa0 iom Gl Uiemeifeitemme,
Der Ter, foar 0jertet bl6oer %
aru0er. - 9por fontmer IS
ira, ) moerIige 1anfer2 Sra oct
opmrenoe MBrfe fmeaem Greer
ne2 cQer fom 5 meO 9i%loGnoerne,
urolige. uiI0e iom benz eller er bet
mon Ter. ) tlule 5anfer. Der 5Di.
fer ian ieli5mt { SfoUfuiet ON
trina mig. ol oraler mia meo en-
%iorunoerli1 Mdgt2 = )}eb ) 10
te5 i MN elea Sipl Il aUelo@.
Stumringea5 unoerliae Iime, =
d. : nofie0e til ct tort. ct herliat
0aab. % ; onfeoe min Sirt opoo
o. iremao oner oct laoe =
u ic. Der itoar II G~r6eiOere
oobt neoc et tort 0ul oeO Sten.
opmninaen oeo &eieu % 3rooer, %
ieg iporaer: 6oor tan oct opre, at
8auoet laber Al Seea2 Ger err
brltot oul paa 7rmniaQan. ioarer
Dr.. og MI grauer 9i for at iinoe
9eannoeliea til Sfaoen, men oct
er 0nbt neae. 81 BET Ter life no til,
at oen er let At iiuoe; Der 6liper If
fe &ono til at bare en- 9aoo /
CONNER. 9eorsoet goor ieg bort
ira oil. So VT ioaoaa er oct
meo Dienneifebiertet ct 0eoe,
Der moertioen bleo en- cora. Ell
2uffe, oeE 6Ieu fnuit. ol 8anOene
aennembreo 9pmninlen. % 6ier.
let blco iaa moerligt tontt. OF
apaIen arober iil Onbere % 0p6ere
ne0: - men hpn0 par 9e1nnOelien2
fan oeu iinoes2 o. fan Den lG8es?
fan ct ioaret Menneifebierte igen
inl0es2 - On 6Dor lpnae oil oct
mon pa re. inoen Sfouisen iaen er
ion tilforn2 -
9}u itaar ieq PEG ailoen. Der,
bpor Sen hopper ol i%pringer ira
Sten til Sten. neo oper Sfraauin-
gen. - 0eiIige ailoe - iom riS-
fer; ia. lea ioritoar oia, 6br. Bin.
tier, naar on innger:
On, iom bar Sorg I stnoe,
gof no Mart o. 2ulo
"a lao De bale &iuOe
oia oiite fart % hlno.
e}af ooer 9ei % 0ole.
% lot ueo 5sen5 @lar
ti( Sfooen3 Moorstafe
oa QiloenS mltntre Soar.
D}eu oct er Il aoulo". Ga ie5
maa Qaa: paa @eninn. ailoel on
iom risler. 0i les iqen. Den buoo
or octte2 Ser foniner 8aaonrene
iprinaenoe / ilig en- sat. iom ban.
Sc Sc 6ert min 5aufe -- Saa
tart er 1anfens 01oat. at Sen.
iom er o5 far. oil Isle oen5 8irf.
nina er Ionfen ems ie6t % tpnft
6uu6rcoer al Mile 5orte. Zen
foumer, 90 Sen of ioritaaes.
geieu meacm 6iertcr er fort. -
iprligt melem beilGateoe. -
9}n Orifter Be pe0 ailoen; men
iom ct 9nn iarcr 0c ilen Al Steo,
"a lea roftc life Grmene no eiter
oem ION tiliorn, lea Oioite M, at
De ipateoc rarat bort op6t mo / De-
tore. ounfIe 2fooe. Ser. 6por n9en
fan hsre 0pmDct 0ulfeu, lea
iilrr life .pan @cninu9. Mon
Qoffcn bel ocn0c tir6aqe, naar oen
err flntct9 N}ci. ic1 6oiifer ct iag-
tc. oemooigt ~3nrocI'4 eno Ter iea
mia %tiGbaqe.
Ton moo Tea ie ola. Sfooie ira
9iplfe6uiet8 Qltou. iea lpner mia
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-14

Ton moo lea ie ola, SfoolG ira
9iolfe6uiet8 Q(lton: ie1 lpner mia
no oOer oct Qamle, ianmenIlpn9eoe
Rpfuprf lea aIemmer DIN llIpffe.
81, for en- Stun6, o. ie1 orbm-
mer - Sremmer, at 0u er Tom til.
iorn. Oq ie1 eIifer oia. -
90 M. MI fommer Ser TO itore
Nrbeiospoqne; boorior fommer 5
me0 eoers tun9e @oanbiuf % for.
Itnrer min 8rsm2 oa 6oorfor
ItonOIer 2 6er2 bill 3 fniiie nit M.
fs6te Soob mSer eoers Siitl2 oiI
g pie mic. at min 7rsm er 6or-
frnqeliqheo. % nit Saab en- 5or-
mniteligbe0p -
sitter moa lea beSrGoet oenbe mia
bort. OF lea oenoer bliffet moo Sen
anmle, f%apIoiteoe Stiie Boa MIC;
men 6poo ioo lea. ct oeiliat 9iaco,
SfouIgen, Scr ipeileoc iia | oct aom
fc a~ouIoIipciG bit pon Gpaaen, o.
Sen par Iom tiliorn fonat Dor.
te, men SEN bor ser. "a opnt.
re6q ser et ficrnt Soab for mia /
min Girls Soriiont; - men Der
inns en- Sci pao Scn mtber 9reb.
90 Sen aif opdS.
On anmIe Sine, fommer iea
fiIbopc til oiq, So bill iee Imnffe bio
meo 9orSr % stoIe al @irfetrG-
or, al bbiSe ionmeniGpnacoe Gre
ne. Giloer oa 9Gpper bill ice n
meo acknowledgements ira @nrn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-14

@}iue iattige Ionter on ei iorinaa,
Be fom til mig / en- eniom Zine;
"a oubt lea itirreo i 5tooisens9loa,
og 2ipcts Stier Ell Longer gaO gaa
oo iaa ieg Il S9eiI" Al Naab en-
Strime
% bsrtc DC raIoffer4 iaa iqIiomt
fine.
oa tquote5 paono. ei BET Saob,
ser oar Oeot:
men ct anoet. ct mt, me0 v2(iten-
itiernen" bIeo 1901,
og oct lpier enonlt i opmrenoe
.4ftenre6t."
ooa ihinoom i~treiiet a Sfnmrin.
gems" Stngger.
O}. II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-14

&iI0un0er. 6oorfor fommer ;
6er2 6ua6 of :? ie life for o0bt
Seeu5 ar8n1e 9ono, ) oil ioa IN.
berthe Ianfcr oeroe0. o. MI ouf.
fer 5 Ter / 8anoet, o. M iIpuer :
ilen bort. to9 mine Ioufer meo ier,
ON fom olorig tilbo9e bertil, Ielp
life / Ianfen, 6pis 3 fan fle ben.
N}eu at. : 6nr oGret Der, og 5 oil
oenoe tilbaqe. tbi 9pngieI laoer It8
life toiuae. mGpti9 er Vfinoets
Mogt, o. itprfe er 6ierterues
0u Stierle, iom tinorer paa Oetl
ountle 9(itenbimneI, oct er Il
aupl0@, oil Oh lpie Tor mig poa
min eniomme Banding? - % oil
on luie ior oem. ieg bar far, Dent,
ION init Sierte elifer2. Bill OH tin
ore Tor Dem poa DC tlnge Stier
Turuel. 9r@n, faroel Iahfe, oct
er Il auPlo4, - MI. 4itenfloffer-
he riiaer. men - Stiernen pe9er
tauit moo 6imlen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-14
Officiel BensegteIse

INGEN KRIGSSKAT paa uHomestead"
Land / Canada. Rygtet ON, at der skull.
de legges krigsskat paa Homestead
Land Diet yestlige Canada, og som er
vidt udbredt / Staterne er flask. Der fin
des ingen saadan Skat, og man har al
deles like / Sinde at paalRgge nogen
saadan. W d. SCoIIt
Supt. of immigration.
ottawa. Can. Is. Mar. 1918.
Sharp County record., 1915-10-29
Edwards
Nero. 60.

compared to the faith and courage
she impaired from the abundance
that was always hers. ,
| haven't found life to be just as
she pictured it when she told me her
heart would follow me to the end
and her expectations never dim,
nevertheless. ! have tried to make 1t
what she thought 1t was.N | have
failed Of courage, but, have come a
little nearer in living the right kind
Of a life.
would like to hear through the
Record, II our editor permits, from
some one who has been helped In
living a better life from the infu-
ence Of some proficient teacher.
We need to wake up, and help those
who are trying to make the world
better by educating our children,
not only In literary form, but In
spiritual, by impressine them the
necessity Of living right, and paint
Ing to them characters who have
gained fame by erasping opputuni-
ties daily as they pass by. And in
this work the teacher needs the CO.
operation Of the parents, for often
the teacher rs much better prepared
for this work. We can see and
realize the need Of more education,
also the position In life the unedu-
Gated hold.
Thanking the editor for space In
his paper, provided this should miss
the waste basket, let's all cooperate
In this work and help In bringing
Arkansas nearer the front In educa-
ton,
Floyd Conyers,
Bonneville, Ark.
Sharp County record., 1915-10-29
ENCOURAGING THE
SCHOOL TEACHER
Writer Says He Owes Great
Deal To A Teacher In The
Public Schools.

Editor Record.-While lying here
on my bed, rejecting DER the past,
this thought came to me: To whom
am | most indebted for my early
training in helping me to grow to
be an honest man, and in being in
sympathy with those who are try
ing to lead us in the upbuilding Of
our community And with the ex-
ception Of the home government, |
could think Of no one who had
taken greater interest In my welfere,
In the building Of character, than a
dear school teacher, Miss Minnie. +"
| don't expect to say anything
very consoline to this teacher, from
the simple fact that | can't, but my
motto Is that If we have any flowers
to strew, let's strew them while the
honoree Is here on earth, especially
those for the teacher, for Generally
speaking the teacher gets the small
er per cent Of encouragement, and
cooperation than any Of the pre-
sent professions, and beyond doubt
there Is nothing Of more Importance
than the proficient teachers. |
shall now strew my flowers for the
teacher that helped me most.
Back in my life abides a dear
teacher" and when begin to look
at things erookedwise and my steer
gear goes wrong, memory reforms
her picture and straightway things
clear up and take to the straight
road again, because Mics Minnie"
expected good Of me and told me
so. Miss Minnie" Is typical and
stands at the very center Of the
public school system, illuminine life,
radiating love, diving hope, zest and
inspiration, What Miss Minnie"
taught me from books was triiline
Sharp County record., 1915-10-29

icy. Because we do choose to
champion the cause of the under
dog, we must be called a dema-
g0gue and liar and a crank. We
have had enough of that, and at
the same time this paper expects
to stand for the same people and
the same things it has been stand
ing for, and with renewed energy at
that. If any political highwayman
and character cut-throat has any,
thing to SHOW" let him bring it out.
Now then
The Record may have or may
not have influence among its read
ers. No human ever heard us say
it did have, and no human is going
to tell us to our face that we have
ever said such a thing. That is
not the question anyhow. The
question is, how close to hell would
a hungry-eutted politician 60 for
votes; what is there under heaven
that he would not do to carry an
election?
Sharp County record., 1915-10-29
GETTING OUT OF 1T

AS is always the case, all those
mentioned as candidates for gov
ernor do not stay in the race when
the actual running time comes.
They are dropping out now.
Mayor Charles E. Taylor of Little
Rock, who ran for a time, has is
sued statement saying that he is
out of the race, because of the fact
that the race would cost more
money than he is able to spend.
The enormous cost attached to
the matter Of being elected COVER
nor of this state, or being defeated
as well, has become serious prob
lem, not only to honest men who
might aspire to the governorship,
but to honest voters who desire the
best men in all public positions.
Why will any honest man pay
several times more money for an
Office than the salary of the Office
could bring him? We trust that
all the politicians will not answer
at once.
Judge W. H. Arnold of Texar-
kama, who has been in the govern
or's race, presumably at least, for
the past few months, says he will
not get in the actual running.
Judge Arnold says there seems to
be no special issue before the peo-
pie other than pure personalities
between the various candidates,
and that he does not care to spend
his money in race Of that sort.
1t has been long time since a
gubernatorial campaign in Arkan-
sls was waeed purely on principle
The main effort seems to be to con-
vince the people that one candidate
Is blacker and more rotten than the
other, and the financial condition
of this state today Is the direct re-
suit Of this fact and the further
fact that the greatest Office in the
state is bought and paid for. Those
who know best that this statement
Is true will be the first to say that
It Is a falsehood, because of the fact
that those who know 1t best are the
guilty parties themselves
Sharp County record., 1915-10-29
NORTH ARKANSAS NEWS

case before a jury last week. Kim
brough alleged that he was perman-
emily injured some time ago while
doing construction work for the rail-
road.
Baxter Britt, farmer living in
the northern part of Baxter county,
was shot in the arm one day last
week by Mrs. William Jones and
painfully, but not seriously, injured
It is said that the shooting arose
over attentions Britt was paying to
one of Mrs. Jones daughters. No
arrests have been made.
One night last week Harrison
Poulson, aged %, whose home is at
Reed, NO., broke into the store OF
j. W. Kesterton at Cotter end stole
quite a quantity of merchandise.
After an exciting boat chase down
White river officials captured Poul-
son, but not until he had been shot
in the head and rendered unable to
further row his boat.
Mrs. Albert Kinsey, aged As years,
who resided with her family five
miles from Calico Rock, ended her
life one day lately by drinking a
quantity of carbolic acid. The act
Of self-destruction was committed
in the hay loft of the Kinsey barn,
where the lifeless body was found
by members of the family. 1t is
said the woman was very despond-
ent over the fact that the family
was in poor financial condition.
Randolph county can probably
boast of the Oldest married couple
in the state. F. M. Drake Of Spring
River township is 95 years Of ses
and his wife is SO. They were
married Feb. 21, 1880, and have
therefore been married a little more
that 65 years. Mr.. Drake is a
native of South Carolina, while Mrs.
Drake is a Tennessean. They came
to Arkansas in 1878, and are now
making their home with their only
living daughter, Mrs. j. H. Miller.
Eight children were born to this
union and all grew to man and
womanhood, but have since died,
with the exception of Mrs Miller
Sharp County record., 1915-10-29

The recent grand jury in session
at Walnut Ridge returned 20 indict
ments.
The enrolment of the Stone
County Academy at Mountain View
has reached 22O, the largest in the
history Of the institution.
At an early hour one morning
last week fire destroyed the store Of
H. L. Richardson at Reyno. The
loss was $1l, 1000, with $500 insur-
ance.
During an electrical storm one
night last week lightning struck and
killed a fine mule belonging to j. D.
Dozier, a farmer living near Calico
Rock.
DR.. O. T. Ward of Wolf Bayou In
dependence county, recently ship
ped a car of goats, about 100 head,
to St. Louis, for which he received
$3.50.
Aunt Jane Langford, colored, of
Biegers, died last week. She was
probably the oldest person in this
section Of the country, her age be-
ing 118 years.
George Mayer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Mayer of Mammoth Spring
who renounced his allegiance to the
United States and became an
English subject, is now a soldier
and is fighting in the English army
in France.
More than five thousand dollars
worth Of freight was shipped out o
Newark in one day during the pas
week. OF this amount, less thai
$1700 worth was cotton, the re
mainder being lumber, meat, ha!
and other products.
In circuit court at Batesville las
week y. Y. Shirley was awarde'
damaees in the sum of $1,000 iron
| the Pfeiffer Stone Co. In his com
plant Shirley alleged that he wa
permanently injured while in th'
employ Of that company as a black
smith.
W. L. Kimbroueh, who brough
suit In the circuit court at Bates
vile against the Iron Mountain rail
road for $4,000 damages, lost his
Sharp County record., 1915-10-29
None There

Some people don't believe In divin-
Ing rods that point down 70 hidden
money. We do. Yesterday Uncle
Johnny McLoin, who 10 hunting for
hidden treasure. passed our Office
with hie doodad-and the doeeoned
trick went straight up. - Salem
Sun.
Sharp County record., 1915-10-29

If you don't think the way Of the
transsressor Is hard and short ask
the Little Rock hotel clerk, who
stole 81 200 and made his escape
for a few days, but was captured,
with only dime in his pocket, and
must now 90 to the penitentiary.