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The Springdale news., 1915-10-15
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School is progressing nicely with Mrs John ichlytre as teacher.
 A l.. Goddard and family spent Sunday at the home of Robert Els.
 The last few mornings makes one think that wintry days are close at hand
 Jim Teavebaugh and family called on Mir shger's family Sunday after noon.
 Robert Els is filling his silo this week. This is the second silo he has filled this fall.
 Several from this place attended the Fair at Gentry Thursday and Friday of last week.
 Most all farmers are very busy at present taking care of their crops. also filling silos and getting up wood for the winter.
 Mir Twiggs and Mir. Literal of Logan was up in this neighhorhood last week buying some cattle
 Lee Evans is kept very busy mak- ing 'lasses" for the folks around here and people are coming from far and near.
 Mr and Mrs. Jim Hazel spent Sunday with the latter's parents, J. To. Green and family of near Crown School house.
 Jess People is kept busy making sorghum for his neighbors. They say Jess is making some good molasses this fall
 Dr. Clemmer was called to the home of Lee Evans Friday to dress the limb of one of the boys, which was badly cut with a moving blade.
 NJ. l.. Mason has rented his farm to Mir Sliger of Oklahoma, who has possession and MT. Maxson and wife have bought property in Gentry and have moved to same.
 Some folks of Cave Springs were visiting with Henry Glass and fam fly Sunday We did not learn their names, but We know Henry's folks were not looking for them, so 1t was a surprise and all seemed to have a jolly good time.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-15
NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

The News has the contract for printing a new telephone directory for Springdale, and it will probably be out the first of November. Sev- eral changes are noted in the new directory to be printed. There will be 600 copies of the directory again this year.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-15
GOT HIS ARM BROKEN.

Tuesday morning as Bert Watson was cranking the Ford run-about own ed by the Dodson-Renner Insurance Co, preparatory 10 a short drive, the engine back fired, throwing the crank back with such force as to break his right arm.
 Several times this accident has been chronicled from different see tions. but this is the first time it has happened in Springdale. MT. Watson had his arm dressed, and is getting along as nicely as conditions will permit.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-15
DIR, GEORGE DEAD.

News reached Springdale Thurs day morning of the death of Dr. w P. George, of Berryville. Death came Wednesday evening Dr. George was one of the best known citizens of Berryville, and had many friends in this section who will be grieyed to hear of his death.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-15

One of our local merchants re- marked that Saturday of last week looked like old times in Springdale. It sure did, many people were here. and they were spending some of their money Most everyone in Springdaie can find labor Of some kind now. The apples must be pick ed packed and marketed, and each one contributed to the good crowd in Springdale Saturday. It sure did look like old times, and many of our merchants report the best trade of the year.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-15

No football game is scheduled on the local grounds for this week, the game with the Second team of the University of Arkansas being called off Wednesday. Efforts are now being made to take the local team to Fayetteville Saturday to meet the Second team, on the gridiron there as it is an open date for the regu- lars
The Springdale news., 1915-10-15
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 Clyde Erwin has moved back to his farm near Oakland.
 w. L. Stuckey is at home from an extended business trip in Little Rock.
 Alex Cawthon is clearing new ground to set in strawberries next spring
 The Tate saw mill is now at work in the Lewallen timber east of Johnson.
 Grandma McMullen and son, Earl, are visiting relatives in Sibleyz and Cameron, Mo.
 Aunt Linda Maxey is no better to- day, and it is thought that she can survive very little longer.
 Mrs Lizzie Corlew returned yes terday to her home in Bentonyille. Ark, after 3 visit with relatives here.
 Charley Foster. a well known Der ry picker, who makes an annual trip through here. writes that he is winter.ag at Lawton, Okla.
 Capt c. P. Hanks and wife visit ed their grandson, Otto Hanks, at Fayetteville. and attended the \. H. T. A. doings down there last week.
 R NJ. Liehlyter and wife return ed home Friday from their extend ed visit with relatives in Douglass, Kansas, where they had a very en- joyable time.
 Watson King and family are visit ing relatives and friends while look ing around for location. They ar rived recently from Portales, New Mexico.
 Local folks enjoyed another big spelling match here Saturday night which was also attended by Profs. Buck and Grant, who came out from Fayetteville to talk on educational topics.
 Some of the local apple growers are placing their fruit in cold stor- age while others are selling at pres erlt prices which varies according to variety and grade of fruit. Most Of the fruit from here is sold at Sprd dngdale
 The new road has been granted through Prof. Coles farm, and those folks who have long been complain ing about the Clear Creek crossings can begin to think about helping to open Up the new way where good bridges are going to do away with the dangerous lords
 Manford Reed, formerly of John- son, Is here from his home in St Louis, Mo. He has a fifteen day leave of absence from his duties as government inspector of meat products of the big packing houses of St. Louis where he has been sta toned since being transferred from It. Worth, Texas. some years ago.
 B. F. Campbell of Fayetteville, is the newly elected President of the Arkansas A. H T. A Chester Hol- land, of Greenwood, was reelected for Vice President, and J 4 Farley of Springdale was reelected Secre- tary and Treasurer. Judge W. E.. Williams of Fayetteville. was elect ed as delegate to the next annual meeting of the National A. H. T. A. in Los Vegas, New Mex Hon \ W. Mintun, of Elkins was chosen as alternate delegate
 M. D Mason and Phil Mcclure. .Ir.. were the local delegates who repre- scented the Johnson <. H. T. X. in the big doings at Fayetteville. where the National and State Orders held meetings last Thursday and Friday. The next meeting of the National Or der will convene in Las Vegas. New Mexico, the first Thursday in Oeto- Der, 1916. E. H. Stewart, of Kaha- ha, Mo, is President, and ]. P. scott, of Fayetteville. Ark, is Vice President of the National Order
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The Springdale news., 1915-10-15

The Majestic is furnishing as good programs as can possibly be obtain. ed; Mutual Masterpieces every Tues day night; "The Diamond From the Sky" every Thursday night; and a special two-reel Keystone Comedy every Saturday night.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-15
PUBLIC SALE DATES
Tn following public sales

Tn following public sales have been advertised since last issue:
 Jim Glenn, four miles west of Elm Springs. Tuesday, October 18th.
 Roy Stuart, three and one-h;ilf miles south of Springdale, one mile east of Johnson, Thursday, October 21.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-15

Nobody loves fat man, but the angels that count the hairs of the head must adore the bald headed ones
The Springdale news., 1915-10-15

The new Austrian ambassador wiu probably be Kajetan Mer von ka- pos Mere. Say, maybe Dumba wasn't so bad
The Springdale news., 1915-10-15

By the way. have we sent an ultj matum to Mexico in the hast week.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-15
STREET RAILWAY co SUED.

Fort Smith, Oct. Suit for s10,- 900 was filed in the Circuit Court to day against the Fort Smith Light X Traction Company on behalf of Belle Walters, a minor, daughter of the Rev. c. P Walters of this city, for injuries sustained September 29 in a runaway. A few days ago her moth CT. Mrs. Violet Walters sued the com pany for $10.000. They allege their horse became frightened at a street car.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-15

A cook hook for suffragettes naturally full of stew's.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-15

K it happened, it's in The News.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-15

Rev Walters will be remembered by many Springdale people as pastor
 of the Second Baptist Church at this
 place.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18

home last sunday After the guests
had partakon ~ supper, Miss heneT
made large kettle fun of candy and
a genuine old tanN pulliHs Contest
The guests Included Misses Mildred
Brass iillian McConnen Marie
hunnen, hiith MCCONNELL and
Messrs. 1ah Robinson, Frank Johns
hrnie Johns Gus aud Fred heuer
Rev Iunkin viii preach AZ Grand
View at So. SUNDAY
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18
Al,iA sCR,NA Nor&

N-SS Stacy As S4lJs III .2Sl rNiss-
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18
Barrymore.

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18
NOTICE OE THE ISSUANCE Or
An ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE Or THE IssyANCE Or
An ATTACHMENT.
In the DisSrict Court "a the Fourth
Insiiciai District ID the state u
Idaho. IA anu for the Coanty "a
Lincoln.
c. s. Lind. Plaintiff.
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{. c. Cox. Defendant
State OF Idaho. County Of Lineoln.ss.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
rnaI on the 18th lay q October. A.
.. 1915. attachment issued IN the
above entitled action against The pro-
pertS Of The Aforesaid defendant. c.
C. Cox. FOR TIE sum OF one Hundred
sixty-two and n0-100 tSlSs. O0l
Dollars. With interest thereon Al the
rate Of per cent. per annam from
November iss. tsli. together with
cosSs Of this action.
WITNESS ny HAND and The seal
OF the said DISTRICT COURT aaAxsd
this 2Sth daS % October. A. y, 1915.
SEALl =. ". LUNDTN.
ciers % ne District Court
Ssars NJ 8sA. Attorney Tor Plain
liz residences and posi- oncs al
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18
FIRST National Bank of Jerome,
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aesSed ~ about twenty relatives and
friends Miss Ursula GVimtAs. ~ -
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George SallAdAN. ~ the same ne-sA-
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charmed sAs sOes-s Mo had sAsa-
cred al the pretty Aone ~ Nj. aud
Ms X x Srih.hs. seven miles
northwest ~ Jerome.
The ring csrsnonN Was performed
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The home NAs beautifully 1ssO
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SolioN ms the aupsiAl ceremonies
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timer Vas served.
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te-Nard Departed. os-Es given a.
eaAusl2stic farewell D. he Assem-
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18
,aosaIE rp -Ar1-EY LEEN.

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18
G. a IUNKIN. Psstor.

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prssEains service.
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Mr. Ccsts MS THURSDAY slrsrnoon.
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vtss az $50. sunday.
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prs@chinK AZ Z.
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ms BY sx6aALA sSsaooi
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18

:. = LONG Pastor
l9-su A. a. SUNDAY seho0L
-l-5Q T. n. preaching ~ castor
Ss<S p n. Ep~orsh league.
80 p A.. 7r=@eAing ~ pastor
eorsiiai Invitation % everycody
Important matters pertaining %
oOSa caurea anu S0ndsy seaoOi vail
- discussed AZ close Of morning
service Al ns1oers snd Others IN
tsE=sSsd arr r-0aesSed 20 % present.
Please note that ths norains s-rv-
icss sr= nov = half hour earlier than
Formerly.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18

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sehoog house to1lSEr0s Friday D
sss1laS 10 0psn The bids FOX tns pan
chase % the s2S.0a0 worth o 6S11s
rScsatiS voted ~ the district the
psosls q that district have certain
y aoS wSsSsd any time since thsy
coAneaesS - sSitASs sud ro4SS.
Aaa sssy are - es h.sSsS c0nns21s1
fo< their prosrsssiVsneSS
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18

TURkE1 SHOOT.

reers Nill - = Jersey Se0os Al
tie DeFS1sx rs1s6. 5 -szlilss north
OK tOzn. On SSalsy. Noy. 3lSl. c0u-
us1eing AZ ? II Hers : an o.
porIaGity 20 ss< a .urSsy FOR yo1r
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18
PROMPT SERVICE

The man az woman Who patroni2-
Is bank, whether depositins money
la savings Nr checking account, Ap-
pleeiales prompt service.
10 reuder prompt service the bank
must have cOnApiese e4nipmens- IL
Is because "a It's mV>iern e~luipnens
and eltleisnl service thas this hank
enJols steady growth Ia the mum
beI az is patrons.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-06
No COMPROMISE UPON
FREEDOM OF TIIE SEAS

Cornish. y. r.. July President
Wilson today exchanged confidential
code messages with Secretary Lansing
10 connection with the statement COL,
Germany informal outline ~ her
position regarding submarine warfare.
While absolute secrecy REGARDING
the situation was maintained 1t Pros
idyut WILSON, summer home 10 was
understood that the president WINS rr-
|lur'1uf 90 enter into any Arrangement
with Germany which could Dee inter
protoI as tho surrender by tho United
States uf Dts stand for the freedom o'
tho seas.
Tho yiows Of Germany. received nl
The president. indicated "a desire ON
its part foo reach an agreement with
tho United States. but there was mo-
iud. IfIuu here that Germany was
ready materially 90 modify her use of
submarines against the merchant
ships uf her enemies.
Tho president spent several hours Boo
Dis study reading the dispairho.
from Washington ana working on hI-
rculy. o. wls stated that the uogoti-
ations were .n 900 Incomplete e. state
that uu announcement rou]rorUiua
them would bc forthcoming an this
time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-06
GERMANY SEEKS
CONTINUED from Page onc.l

tho amount OF contraband transported
ia OF 70 negligible character
As for che treatment of cargo ships
officials are mo- clear as Go how the
American point of View. as expressed
iu its recent notes. can poo satisfied.
unless German submarines before aJ-
lacking undertake Co transfer the
crew 90 a place NJ safety in accord
Gncc with the naval prize codes of AN
nations. Ncw difficulties have arisen
hich now compiicltc the situation.
These are the eases of the British lin
crs Armenian and Nnglo-Cauforuian
which cargo ships by making repeat
al efforts 10 escape. justified attacks
hy the German submarines.
Comparatively no attention is being
given in the Informal discussion which
has arisen 90 the case of ships nyins
American nass. as complete immunity
from attacks has, IN effect. been guar
autccd such ships by Gcrmauy's most
recent note. DHclais here are graft
fed hat no eases OF mistaken attack
have occurred in several weeks.
While no definite assurance has
been given, officials here believe that
farther attacks without warning will
not Doe made a|gaiust any vessels.
whether of neutral or h|clligcrcnt
character, 1t least unt1 "a means of
iusurIng the safety ot Americans on
the high seas is agreed upon in the
present negotiations.