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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
@erb6rsnoti5 be5ielid @eiuds eines
@rnnbbeiikers

9a ein bon Geo. &ron, @runDbeliber
inn @duIoiifrift 16s in bieiem Gon11tD
lnter5eidnetes @eiu6, in tpeldem barz
9etbal1 1T, baB er ser gigentbMmer fol-
9enS be1driebener 2dnbereien 1T, sic in
genanntem 9itrift gelegen 1inb, n4mli9:
IH ton MysA bon JfGA, N@A bon
1854 nnb 8R bon @egierrngslots 3
lnb 4, alles in 5eftion II; au9 @R
bon M%e9ierungslot 5, aues in Eotpnibip
1872 bon 0fa11ge 81; nnb baB Ser 8eg
bon meinem 8pbnplabe nacb Sem SdulS
0iifrift IS etlpa s Meilen betrdgt nnb
Elm 1hled}ter @eg ipegen Stiirmen l1nb
6ebnee I'M @inter lit; ba i6 gum 9iz
5trift 1S9 u1tr / 3/ Weile babe, porousz
aelebt, paB elm 0ffentlider @eg gangbar
9er1adbt miro fir cine 9iitan5 bon 3/4
Meile al, ser Geftionz2inie 8lpGiic6en Set
tipneu 8 uro 3 r11D 10. 1nD II bon @ben
@alch Solpn5bip; poB i9 iieben ainber
babe, Die ldulpflidtig lin6; oem County,
8ono uo1 gfearns County unterbreitet
lpurbe; uno in lpeld]em nad]geluut miro,
baB bclagte Qnddbereien bon geranntem
9iirift IS getreunt nub Dem beiagten
9iitrift 1s9 augesablt mer6e; un0 ga
Def aete 8ebDrDe Seit Ii. Srt fir Elm btesz
be5iglides @erbor beitimmte, 10 1T bier
NIT &c Dt13 efldTen, paB ge1d1l1!1es 0e>
1u9 bon be1agter 8eb0roe in elmer am
5. Snnuar 1915 morgens 9 lbr IN Der
Office seq County, NnDttors in Der 5taDt
ct @lonb in genanntem @onntp gebDrt
1per0e, 5u tpelder 3eit nno an tpeldem
Ylabe %genannte 8ebDroe Die @bioen8 uno
Sic Mrgumente aller babel tntereiierter
Earteien fir ODER gegen @enebmignng
seq @efu6es m1geb0rt tper6en. 9aoiert,
ben 90. Nobember 1915. SIM Nnftrage
bes gpuntbz8oarb.
(Sie9e1.) sc: Sbomep,
County Mubitor uno @yzofficio glert bes
8onr0.
9urb Sobn S. Spaniel, 9eputp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
Citation for Hearing ON Final Account
and for Distribution.

Citation for Hearing on Final Account
and for Distribution.
No. 1919.
Estate OF Stephania Postweiler, De-
ceased.
State Of Minnesota, County of stearns.
In Probate Court:
In the Matter of the Estate of Stepha-
MIA Postweiler, Decedent.
The State Of Minnesota to all persons
interested in the final account and dis
trlbution of the estate of said decedent:
The representative of the above named
d~ecedent, having filed in this Court his
final account Of the administration of
the estate Of said decedent, together
with his petition praying for the ad-
justment and allowance of said final
account and for distribution Of the
residue Of said estate to the person
thereunto entitled.
Therefore, You, and each Of you. are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, If any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms in
the City of st. Cloud, In the County
of St%earns, State of Minnesota, on the
9TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1916,
at nine o'clock A. NJ. why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge of said Court,
and the Seal Of said Court, this 10th
day of December, 1915.
lSeal) j. B. HIMSL,
Attorney for Petitioner. 1s-aszSse
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Marp Mi1er an German 8afer, 3h
Got II, 8Iod II, Melroie, $4,000.
@enrD 8. 8afer an Geo. S: garner u.
a., M8A MgA Gee. 17z125z28, Sc
Sarf, 100000.
9abio 8. Safer uno Srau an Geo. S.
garner II. a., Got 3, Gee. 8z125z28, Sc
Gauf, 100000.
George 6. @6ertpoob II. d. an Sba 81.
Metcalf, Got 43, 8lod 1, @berpoobs N0b.
&imbau, $4,000.
Sobn 8obmer u. a. an S. IS. Qeb,
Got 8, 8Iod 4, Mnberfon & @oes Nob.,
8ropten, $4,000.
8m. 8elters unb Srol1 an Sobn @eiz
bp6n, 2ots 10 11no IA, 8lod 81, NlbanD,
$4,000 DO.
@arrp g. Doung Ii. a. an gueuit S.
Doung, Got 2, 8lpd 6, Mebrotbs glDo.,
ct. Glouo, $23OO.OO.
Midhael Sbelen unb Sron an eesolepb
@ebieler, Got 1 unb 2 8lpd 1, SbeiIens
3. glbb., Mbanh, $5OO.OO.
Clemens Soft an &eter Moeber, 2ots
3, 4, 5, 6 nnb Z, 8lod IS" unb 2ots
1, 2 unb 8, 8lod ~@", @oseoe, 100000.
8arneb Mener nnb Sral1 an Mnna
*;nSen, Got 3, 8lod I, @iu glob. 5ll
Meire @rpbe, $4,000.
81. S. Moncol unb Trau an @nbrep
Mifl1s II. a., S@A @@A, Gee. 1z126z
81, $15OO.OO.
Mnna 6oeft an Sbeooor D2ielte, @GA
N@A, Gee. 16 unb S@A 5@A Gee.
9z121z29. Moine 8rairie, 100000.
Qena 6pffmann uno @atte an Morb
@et1e, She'll bon Got Z, Club. Cub, @auf
Centre, 100000.
ssobn @. 6ennemann an 6ermom,
560ner, 6@A N@A, Gee. 15z124z29,
ct. Scfeph, $4,000.
Miuiom g. 6aI nnb Trar an ghriz
ftopber S. 8lattner, Got 1, 8lod 25, Cur
tis @urbep, $4G00.00.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

unteraetdbnet fem miillen; beia9te @ar.
rants ioQen betm Nblallf Der 3eit 3n @uns
1ten folder Yerlpnen l1lb &orporattoner
%alsge1telt uno batiert fem unb fdlig nnf
8a9lbnr ipcrben lmmittelbar na6 Grlaf
Ser &pntratte fir 0es 3ieben beiagten
! @rabens; nnb I'M Sale ether 8er3oges
rung Der @eltimmrng Der 8etrdae Del
9bdoen, Sic ir9eno tpelden Eeri omen ODER
Mprpprationen 3utommen, lou Der Wms
rant 81 @un1ten folder Heripnen pber
&orporationen nidt allsg1teut iperoen biz
our lebten determination. @egeben uns
ter unieren @mlbi1rifteu am ID. 9e5emz
Der 1915.
(Siegel)
g. u. 2abr. goriiber; Saeob 8eber,
gal. German, Sen. Offering, g,
S. Sbei1en, Gountb Doaro bon
StearnS County. Minn.
9eitdtigt: Midbolas Sbomep, @pnntbzMuz
oitor nub @rzofficio Glert DeS 8oaro.
Muf Mntrug oes 8en. Offering, nnterz
ltilbt bon Sal 9erman, ipuroe folgenoer
@eldlub gefabt: 9a Sic 2o3ierlng bes
County, @rabenS $50. 8 tpie anfdngltd i'm
Ylane lnb lpie 1,ab Mbdnberung bmr6 Die
Mirmeapplis, 6ault CITE. Marie @tienz
babngeleuidaft ni6t III Der be1t m0gliz
! Glen Rotation lit nnO allS tpelder Sbatz
iade Der @ebtsitreit in Der 9dipebe ipar
5tpiiden @erntan Natbe, Mnton Seattle
l111o @ernb @enter unb beiagter 8abn>
geiel1daft, uno ba be1agter Medtsitreit
perildslpeiie bei9elegt mar nnb als Elm
She'll be1agter Ibfinbnng %genannte 8abnz
geielli6aft %5llgegeben Fat, %genannten @raz
ben ab5ldnoern l1no geaen bier3ebnbmz
bert SUP zines neuen @rabens at graz
ben, etnen gi%ebourdgang fir genannten
gerubaro @enfer 81 %fonltrmieren unb eli
ne @riide iiber Sen nellen @raben bel
Der Sarmz&reu3ung Der belagten @i1enz
balm auf Dem 2anbe beg @ern1ann Seattle
81 balte11, mas allies borge8eigt lit a1f eli
ner bier bprliegenoen SLATE; 10 lit Herz
nit bel6loi1n bonn @ountbz8 oarb bon
Stearns gollntt, baB Sic @eb6rbe Bic Mbz
d1oerlrngcn in be1agtem @raben beitdtigt
lno %lantttpniert uno be1agte 8abngez
ie1idaft ODER tire Bertreter bebolmGdz
tigt, be1agten @raben tpie gepIant u1b
borge5etgt a1f elmer Elatte, Die beute
beim gountb zMnoitor gum Mlfbetpobren
borgelegt miro als ggbtbit 81" marfiert
tprroe nno tpie angegeben nnb le8tft5iert
III bem &ontraft, ipelder beriu6speiie
eingegangen nl1rbe bon Mnton Natbe,
@ermanm Natbe uno 8ernbarb @enter
nit Der be1aaten Minneapolis, @a1lt
@te Mnrie gilenbabngeielidaft. Sbiger
gei9lltb ,gefaBt am IA. 9e5ember 1915.
9apiert Sen IA. 9e5ember 1915.
(Stegel)
SIN Nuftrage bes golntb<8 oarb bon
5tenrns @ountb, Winn.
g. 81. 2abr, @or1iber.
8eItdttgt: Ni9olas Sbomep, Golntpz@nz
bitpr.
Mnf Nntrag berta9te ii@ Sic 8eb0r0e
fine Sic.
g. 81. Qabr, @oriiber oes COUNTY
8oarb bon Stearns County,
Mtrn.
Beitdtigt: Nidolas Sbomeb, County, luz
bitor uuo @rzofficio @lerf bes 8onrb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
Sffi5ieue
Verhandlungen
bea Sparb Ser GpuntD Spm:
mtHdrc ppn Stearn8 Spnn:
tp Minmeipta.
Office oeS County, ubitors,
Stearus Guuutp, Winn.,

SteQIflS SDlItly, vttut.,
IA. 9e5ember, 1915:
spe5ieae @%rabeniituns. Sem binz
terlegteu Nufruf 5ufolge trat pie @o1lntpz
Seborpe 5ulanmen; Is. y. Sabr ais gorS
5iber u11D ale Wttglteoer an1pelero; Mdd
lorofdltt9er g%rlpdgung Der Ser1dte peg
Suoeniellren unD ser Be1tbttger be519lt9
Seq @eludes bes Glaren5 8. Sdallb l11o
@banceb s. Mnrlbau uno anoerer FUR ets
ueu offeutltfeu @raben IN Stearns
Gol1ntp, Minn., numerlert 80. fp1es o1e
gouutb : 8ebDrbe ouf Intrag peg Saeob
&eber, lnterl tilbt bon s.. S. Sbe11en pc
{aoten 8e]i6tiger : 8eridt 3urld an Dte
SebDrpe ser Belibttgung fir TerbeneeI1
ru,1e, ltno be 1agter Sngenieuren : Bert9t
on Sen Sngenteuren glet9fals FUR yer
be51erung. @uf Mntrag Deg Sacob USE
Der, unter5tubt bon g. S. Sbeten, tpuroe
folaeuoer Bel6(uB gefaBt: So aug Der
in @aden bes @rabens yto: 80 tn
Gteorns Gountn, Mtnu., e%rlan9ten Gotz
oens uro alts Dem p%ropontert amenO1erz
ten 8eridt bes Sngenteuren, ipelHer III
5nden bes beiagten @rabens ernanrt
pur6e, ne(6 amenOierter Bertht be1111
@puntnz MuDitor beute btnterlegt fpurDe,
berporoebt, boB belagter @raben, pent'
in ue6ereinltimmung NIT ben propon1erz
fen Nbdnperl1ngen, tpie 1ol6e IN Dem pro-
pouiert omen6ierten Bert9t entbalten
5iub. alien babel betbeilt9ten Yarteter
Tut,en brinqeu miro u1D in tptrt1at1er
Nei5e Sic bur6 be1ngten @raben bernbr:z
ten 2dnbereien troden le9t, 10 lit b1ertn1i
be5d(p11en, baB Der Sngenteuren<Sertgt
III 5ode 6es bela9ten @rabens yto: 80
hermit amenoiert lit, TIM uberetn5u1t1mz
men nit Dem prpponiert ameno1erten Sez
ri 1T bes belaoten sSngenteurS, Der beute
ann Giutraoen btnterlegt muroe. Sds
Siert SEN ID. 9e5ember 1915.
g. 81. 2abr, 8oriiber bes Count
8porD bon @tearns Gonntb
Winn.
Beltdtiet: Nid. sbomep, eountpzAuotz
tor.
Nuf @ntrua bes Sacob @eber, unters
fti;tt pun @em' @Qerinq, purbe Der omenz
Sierte Sc idtige z8eri@t be8iislid. oeS
gmmtnz@rabens SO. IS mie amenoieri
oueenommen rno sutgebeiBen als ble1:
benner 8eridt Der genarnten 8e1t 9tt9e'
be5iielid pes County, @rabens No. 80.
Muf Introo bes cSucob @eber, unter:
5tist BON Sen. Offering, purbe folgerot
Inoronung, Sic Ben County : graben geo
35 etabliert, ongenomn1e1; 81 Soaet
oes @e1udes beg Clarence y. Sd)auD UNI
ghoucen s. MarIban unD an0erer fir Ell:
men 0ffentliden @raben IN @tearns
gountp, Minn., numeriert 35. = Sbtg'
betitelte Ingelegenbeit fam Dor BEN
@ooro Der gpllntp = &ommil1dre no1
@teorns gountb, Minn., in elmer lpe5tel:
len Sibung ser beiagten 8eboroe, Die gun
3rpede eebolten nurpe in Der InbitorS
Office gu ct. GlouD, @tearns Gountp
Minn., am 9ien1taa, ben IA. 9eSembe:r
1915, moreens 8 l6r, gum Serhor, i
melSNer @erhDrsneriammlung g: @
CHUTE, Ser bonn 8porb errannte StpilzsSn:
a%eniel,r, INN cine @ermenun9 beg belng:
fen prnunnierten @rabens ppr5unehn1et
unb boriber 5u eritatten, nno Bernb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

Ser bem &oneref n~nterbreitete
Mntrag 6es Mb%geor6neten 81tdanan>
Sen 8un6es6iltriftsanpalt Maribal
BON Seem Sort in Mnflage5ultano 81
perieben, neil er es beriaumt babe>
gegen sic @eribm0rer por5ugeben, sic
Seem Sort 81 elmer 5lottenbaiis fir
sic Mqiierten gemadt baben, un6 meil
er anltan6ige un0 unbei@oltene 8iir=
ger berleum6et nn6 belei6igt babe,
miro Sen @ongreB ie6enfaQs m1sgie=
big bel9Gftigen. @os Mariban &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

&orrei p. II. Si11an5=Sefr. 6eS 3.-B
.Gt. Saul, Minn., int 9e5ember 1915
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
Citation for Hearing on Distribution.

Citation for Hearing on Distribution.
No. 2615.
Estate Of William Martin, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County Of Stearns.
In Probate Court:
In the Matter Of the Estate of William
Martin, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all persons
interested in the distribution of the
estate of said decedent:
The representative of the above
named decedent, having filed in this
court her petition praying for the dis
tribution of the residue Of said estate
to the persons thereunto entitled:
Therefore. You. and each of you, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, If any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms in
the City of st. Cloud, in the County
of Stearns, State of Minnesota, on the
7th DAY OF JANUARY, 1916,
at nine o'clock A. NJ, why said petition
not be granted.
Witness, h Judge of said Court,
day of December, 1915.
(SeaD j. B. HIMSL,
j. B. Pattison, Probate Judge.
Attorney for Petitioner. 16-23-30
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

Der pom &ries @eimseindten
9emtidlanbs mnb Seiterreids-l1n=
garnS.
9ur9 @rceliior Eubl. So, Mil=
mm1fee, @is., 500 90; 5ral1 Wilbel=
NINA 6 liaeiier, Carroll, SSa., $500;
111rh Chicago Wod)enblatt, Snu11a=
culate Conception gburd, Yoiot11m,
ST., $1,000; Sobn 5eigl, Gbippetpa
Sails, 8is., $500; Iurh @err1
8iesler it, Jrf. @rnit, Mtlantie Gitp,
&c. $1.00; Iurh @odm. $. @enfel>
.. 80. Sap. bl. &rel15 Gent, @au=
matoia> @is., $500. @eiommt
$4,000. Jriiber quittiert $685.
43. Sotal $53,410.43. Gin ber3li=
dies 8ergelt's @ott!
Soqte irgen6 Semon6 geneigt
fem, unter ieinen 5reun0en eine
Sammll1ng fir obigen 3med ouf3u=
nebmen 10 men6e mani lid an Sobn
Suenemann, Sefretar, Bor 1854,
Saul, Minn., nn6 es miro ibn
cine o6er mebrere San1melliiten gu
geididt tper6en. Muf oieie 8eiie fam
ungemein biel fir 6ielen guten 8med
getbon tper6en. M6tungspoQ
Sobn q. S~uenemann,
&orreip. II. 6inan5=Sefr 6es $50.
ct. Saul, Minn., inn DECEMBER 1916.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

9ie 8nlgaren iinb ein 1tnpartei-
tides 8olf. sic baben 6ie @eile, sic
iie BEN @lGiierten gegeben, 10 gleid=
mabig pertbeilt, 6oB me6er Strange
fen no4 Gnglanoer ii6 ii6er 8enud=
tbeiligung beflaQen fonnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

tban uno u~nterlaiien bot, bot er M.
5meifelbaft int ginperitdn6niB mt
bent Suiti8oepartement getban UNI
unterla1en, uno es 1T befar1ut, oas
oas eSulti5oepartement itarf u1ter
Dem ginfluiie bes Braiioerten 1febt.
sla1h Der. %Mbgeoronete 8ufanan u
bon DEM Seem Dorfer Dtitriftsa11palf
per6adtigt tporben> nno 5tpar negea
Ieiner @erbinoung NIT Der Mrbetter-
Jrieoenspartei, nut 6eren Sbattgtet
man i'm 8eiben @auie gar nidt 51i<
frieoen it, neil tie tpie6erboH nno NIT
GROCER gntidie6enbeit gegen one
idrantenloie Waffen- uno Mnnitiors-
ausfubr stellung genommen bot.
Man 6arf 6esbalb ertparten, Dab oer
slbgeoronete Buchanan iid BET Der Be<
griinoung ieines Mntrages anf Die
1batigfeit 6es Seem Oorfer Diitrifts,
onmaltes nidt beidrdnfen, ionoern
6oriiber binous nod mandeS gu ia
gen baben miro, mus 5l b0ren bent
2on6e MIR bon N11ben fem fam.
@efabrlides sisnal.
@enn Die Ge1erglode lauten lolte,
miir6et SIR Iaufen unb l0i6en ODER
geben un6 belfen es ausmaden. IS
lit pielfQd 6ie gleide @eiie NIT Ell
mem @uiten. Gin Suiten lit Elm gee
fdbrIides Signal gera6e 10 gut uie
6te 6euerglode. STR io1tet nidt
mebr beriuden i'm gu unteroriiden
ols cine 8euerglode gu itilen, perut
lie gerungen miro, ion6ern ioQtet Die
&ranfbeit ftiuen, >pelde ben 9uiten
peruriadt. 1ies fonn foit INNER ge-
ifeben, menn man @bomberlain's
&nitenmittel nimmt Biele baben es
gebraudt NIT 6en portbeilDafteiten
&eiultaten. Sc lit beionoers mertb-
po4 bel Dem bleibenben 9uiten, Der
10 oft elmer idlimmen grtdltung oor
einem MnfoQ bon Snfluen3a folgt.
6rm Ebomas geeding, anorems,
Sno., fdreibt: @abreno 6es @inters
5iebt ii9 mein Mom leidt @rfdltuns
3u un6 buffet unb buffet. @bamber-
lains @mitenmittel lit 6ie bette Me6i-
5in> Inn 6ieie MnfdQe m1f3ubreden
uno SIR f0nnt i'm nidt baben, It.
genb et1pos Mnberes al nebmen. gu
faufen in &enrp's Corner Drug
Store. - Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

.s9A MwA, See. 22@1y5.SI, M6anp,
$500. 90.
@eora q: Auale unb Srau an Sobn
SUIT, 5@A GgA, sec. 21z122z28,
Satr !3aben, $4,000 :
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

: Sir ct. Gloub Stabteisen.
tbum uenoet Gud an 8. u. Nonng,
st. @lonb, Minn. @r pertamft an
monatlide Mbid)lagS5ablnng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
Sic &riupIa On.

bat ibr neues @ebauoe No. 1919
an 6. Mpe. norolib be5ogen.
&oblen, @ol5 unb Tarmmaidinerie.
MQe 9eitelungen fir &oblen uno
Sol5 meroen prompt beiorgt.
Selepbon 1O6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

@eIammt< Sonbs =. . p)$255O102 20
deids gehage qnsmadsn.. no Die 5mei marteHen o. manen 9lette getrdge ien.
NGtm9sbou unterbrenet Den is. NobenMr 1915.
Nnbolas Sbomep, gountp<Nuoior
IS. N. 2abr, goTber Der ebDrDe 0erG onntDEaonmlndre
Semrib S. 2inper6, Observation-Disclosures.
The Spectator., 1915-11-30
CHIEFTAIN IN BELTON

Who is the most important man in town? We'll, M. T. Moore works on the railroad as a section hand at $1. 40 per day, feeds and clothes eight mother less children, has an unsullid financial credit as any man in town, and is cheerful. Can you beat it? Such splendid service is often seen among widowed mothers, but seldom among men, the wide world over. The hum- ble Christian Bible reader will remember that when the mother of Zebedee's children sought a place for her two sons, the one on the right. the other on the left of Jesus in His Kingdom, He told her the positions were not His to grant, but that chieftainship came automatically to those who rendered ministry and service. Mir. Moore is a chieftain.
 -Belton (Mo.) Herald.
The Spectator., 1915-11-30
CORRECTION

There appeared in the paper some time back a few lines which some one was pleased to term, an account of the court ship and marriage of J. w. Ashcraft and Reola Threadgill. Since the narrative contained more falsehood than truth, l have been requested to correct the errors by giving the truth thru the same medium that the errors were communicated. l was neither surprised nor offend ed when 1 read what the writer said in regard to the affair.
 Since 1 think that men and women are constitutionally i'm perfect, or that imperfection is a universal necessity, a divinely ordained condition in which men and women come into this life, 1 pay but little attention to fiction unless it is calculated to impute some ones character or reputa- tion, and yet 1 think truth is better than falsehood.
 Mir. Ashcraft saw one of Re- ola's pictures which a friend of hers, living in Wellington. Kan. possessed. The picture. with some information about Reola by her friend, was the origin of the correspondence. After a lengthy correspondence and ex- change of pictures, giving each other their ages and an- swering inquiries satisfactorily. Mr. Ashcraft offered to visit Reola at her home, and if they were favorably impressed with each other after meeting and conversing together, and if they thought that their uniting matri- mony would bring happiness to each other, they would join hands and hearts for the remain der of life.
 Mr. Ashcraft came into Reola $ home on Saturday, remained 'un- til the following Tuesday about noon, when they were united in marriage and started on the even- ing train for Wellington, Kan. near where they now reside. F. Threadgill.
The Spectator., 1915-11-30
LIVING IN CAVE

Deputy Sheriff Mcclellan went to the Black Rock Mountain west of Jethro, Sunday evening to get two children whose moth- CT, Min Tucker, had no home, but was living about like a beast, under a bluff. At times they would go to the homes of people living near and stay occasionally.
 Mir. Mcclellan took them to the home of MT. Campbell and had some clothes made for the children. bathed them and burned the filthy rags they had on. The little ten-months-old baby is sick, and both he and the little girl, who is eight years old, are very poor. The mother refused to give the children up and they had to be taken by force. It is likely she will be sent to the Hospital for Nervous Diseases in short time.
 Mrs. Mcclellan is caring for the children till homes can be secured. She says the little girl is very bright child and it will not be difficult to secure a home for her. The baby seems to be intelligent and will soon get we'll under Mrs. McClellan's care.
The Spectator., 1915-11-30
OAK HILL ORGAN FUND

On next Saturday evening, December 4th, a pie supper and organ sale will be held at Oak Hill school house. A cordial in- vitation to the public is hereby extended. The organ will be put up at auction. Terms, cash down or in installments. Sale opens the way for some family to place a good instrument in the home. Proceeds of both supper and organ sale go into the organ fund. A good time is expected. Come and enjoy it. The following program will be rendered before supper and the organ sale will follow the supper. Opening song, choir. Prayer, D. U. Cline.
 Song, audience.
 Address of Welcome, L. H.. Seymour.
 Solo, Miss Hester Bradley. Recitation, Coleman l.. Currier. Recitation, Claude Thompson. Sale of boxes.
 Supper.
 Sale of Organ.
 Song, audience.
 Prayer, Superintendent of Sunday School.
 By order of committee,
 z. c. Savelle
 M. L. Walls
 Mrs. Stewart Failing.
The Spectator., 1915-11-30
R. F. D. No. 1

Jonah Yates is teaching the Marble Hill school instead of Oliver Campbell as reported last week. We regret very much that this mistake was made.
 Ideal weather for killing hogs. Some nice ones are being butch cred.
 A. R. Dake was trading in Clarksville Saturday.
 Robert Pipkins is in Texanna. Okla. looking after business in- terests.
 Dart Glover received quite a painful wound last week while driving cattle. A yearling that was roped got tangled in dead tree, pulling in down and strik- ing him on the head.
 Miss Docia Mckinney return ed from Roland, Okla, Saturday and is making her home with her brother, A. B. Mckinney.
 After a short visit with par ents. Mrs. J. B. Dixon returned to her home at Lincoln, Friday.
 T. E. Yates is quite sick again. We trust he may be able to be out again soon.
 Miss Ferol Mckay. of Alma, spent Thanksgiving with home folks.
 The little son of Geo. Hill. who has been suffering with broken leg, is able to walk again.
 Mrs. Jane Hill has gone to Texanna, Okla.
 w. M. Kirk and family will leave soon for Oklahoma, where they will make their home.
 Joe Blanscet left last week with his team to work at the rock quarry west of Ozark.
 F. H. Cloose was an Ozark visitor Sunday.
 H. H. Mckinney motored to Denning Sunday afternoon.
The Spectator., 1915-11-30
MRS. SALLIE PRYOR DEAD

Mrs. Sallie Pryor. wife of Uncle John Pryor, who for many years lived in the Fair View neighborhood, east of here, died at her home west of Coal Hill, Saturday morning and was buried in the Coal Hill cemetery, Elder w. A. Barham officiating.
 Mrs. Pryor was about seventy years old and had been a mem Der of the Primitive Baptist church for more than forty years. She was held in high esteem by all the community, and very large crowd attended her funeral as last tribute of respect.
The Spectator., 1915-11-30
FARMERS CLUBS

There should be a thousand Farmers Clubs in Arkansas this winter. Why? Because such an organization in a neighbor- hood offers a fine opportunity for farmers to get together and talk over farm problems. The young people can help with songs and declamations, and all can join in the discussions. The Extension Division of the Uni yersity at Fayetteville will send form for constitution and by laws and a list of subjects for debate. All members of Farm CTS Clubs will be sent free many reliable bulletins as published.
The Spectator., 1915-11-30
EC Chicken Pot Pie. Baked Dunpli.ds

k C Chicken Pot Pie. baked Dumptines
 Que foul cmf in joinks; < cup -four: x Aeaspoon}Misalf; 6iaek te1per; 2enps -four; , Lssri Aeasbooafnks X ( Baking Powdey; # keaspoonfnl sal; < cup sA0yiening; milk oy ersam.
 Cover the fowl with boiling water and let simmer until tender, then remove to baking dish. Mix the < cup flour, salt and black pepper with cold water to smooth paste and use to thicken the broth. Remove the fat from the top of the broth if necessary before adding the thickening Pour this gravy over the fowl, until it is nearly covered, and re- serve the rest to serve apart. Sift to- gether the flour, baking powder and salt. three times; into this work the shorten ing and use cream or milk to make dough, less stiff than for biscuits. Put this by spoonfuls over the fowl in the dish, which it should rest upon and completely cover. Let bake about 3a minutes.
 When young. tender chickens are scarce, tht. presents most satisfactory way of serving old fowls. Veal or lamb prepared in this manner K more appetizing than when served as stew. Try th,s and the S9 other delicious recipes m the Cook $ Book, q copy of which may oc secured free by sending the coiored eerttncate packed iu the 2s-cent can of K baktux tow' der to the lAouAs Msa. O.. Ghieas0s