davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-04
0cI1GrreiC6er 6apern
Oampfer H0nig a(6ert!
gIn SOrO befanbcn iidJ 300 ierbii6c
SOloaten; maren anf benz
8esc nadl Stalicn.

Berlin A. 5ebr. (5unfenberidf)
Ger 8untpier aaonig 9abert"
Die italieliii6e 5laege fiibrenO iuo
nit 300 fliihtiget ierbil9en Sol
ncten al Bpro, rpurDe bon einent
iterreidiidD-irngariiden &ou9boot IN
Dem glOriotiihen Dieere getnpert. So
inel0et Die lleberieeiidle Nnrbri6ten.
agentitr. eSt bem 9eridt betbt es:
Sin 0iterreidii6. 6.ungartibe5 3alt9-
boot brahte Den frilberen 8onipfer
Oes gter0oeittl6en 2lopo oa0nig al.
bert" I'M 4oriotii6en Mleer gum Sal.
fen. 9ieier 9nupfer mar 8u Begun
Oes &rieges ppn ben griteil getapert
rmo ipdter, ais ii9 sStolien ben al-
liierten anibIoB, ienem 2an0e ais
Iransport0ampicr 5lir 8erfiiglmg
geltellt mor0en.
pSS6nig albert botte 300 flftdJtigc
ierbiihe t5olooten an 8oro, bic li9
auf Dem 8ege mad sStalien befan-
Den. gtafoem oas Sau1boot oen
4antpfer gum 8eioreben ge3ipnngen
batte, rief es einen oiterreihiitb-uu.
0ariiAen 8orpeboboot3eritGrer ber-
BET Der ods gefaperte Shff na6
benz Safen 8oc6eoi De gattaro be-
f0rDerte.
Ser 0aInpfer oa6nia gllbert" ge-
b9rte Dor oem &riege Dem 9foro-
oertihen 2lop0 ltn0 pertebrte 5pi.
i6en glem gort unO 9dfen oes a1it-
yteeres. @s lit ein
S9tff bon 10,4S4 Sonnengebolt,
400 SUB 9dn9e uno puroe 1899 in
Stettin gebnltt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-04
Rei6sRan5(erS uJOrte
mibtaGen Gng(inOern!
Gnslanb iuirS ieOen srieben 6efant.
pfen, oer 5ilgnttiten 2eittIdD-
lan0s 1T.

2onoon, A. sSebr. - 9ie geiiHe.
rungen 6es 9tei6sfa15lers b. gefb.
mnnn-5oIlipeg (iiebe 9onnerftaq.
Iusgabe Der Sribitne: .arieq ntoa
ii6 IN Die 2dn9e sieben.0 baben bier
ollgenneines Mufieben erregt, tut0 Die
3eititngen Baben Iange glussiiae
oaraus gebraht. 9as 9Lusndrtide
anit erIieB eine grfI1r1na, Die fol-
genoet1 @ortIodt Bat: Ser oeiit5dae
4an5ler bat fotItatiert. oaB Gnq.
lano iefne @erbiiuoeten Stuirtat, gtdl
oes 8eitritts au irgqlo einer ssrie.
oensbemegung at el1tbalten. 9ieSe
@rfl1rutlg bon Der utliere Berbiins
oeten tpiiien ooB fie nid)t tDdbr lit,
inuroe abgege6eu, Inn England in
ben gugen bon geeutrolen 5u 1cha.
ben. 6erner b0ren mir, 0nB BET INT
ieren gaiierteu binterliftiee nn0 I'm.
pabre 8eri6te aus oelttlden aueI.
len ner6reitet tperoen beg eSyyn6dIts,
bob @ngIano bedbfi6tigt, lie mn
Std 5u laIlen, uno logar 9glt1h.
Iarto Srieoers 4nerbietlinaen ae.
madt babe, Die onriidgetpieien nor.
ben ieien. Gieie beioen Grf[drtut-
gen 8ltidnnncn bieten cine quite esI.
Iiitration, tpie eerpiHenIos bic bent.
iden Metbooen lito."
Die Ban NtalI" entbieIt foI9en6e
aritif: ENGLAND 1T iiherIi6 oos
5in0ernis fir ieoen SSrieOen, Der fin
Deuti6lano orttebnlbar 1T. Tins
Bat oas G6idiaI oas GribiIeailun
eegeben oas Ieste Sinoerris gegelt
GeutihIdnos Gieg in Der Sano at
bnIten uno bic Iebte @offe fiir Senr
gtieoeriperfen 5il ihntieoen. Dime
8peifeI eri6eint es ben Deittf1er
nnOerniinftig, OoB fie nidt, oerooe
ipie iie &rieg beltellten, ols iie ibn
mo1ten, oud IN i6nIiher @eiIe
6rieNea ba6eH f6nnel5 tuie e. ibnen
paBt.~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-04
JIt 06OnomifCO
niC6t 81 6eIifgen!
2eatidJlanO mnd)t I'D Oaranf gefaRt,
Saf Der arieg nod Gin 5abr
0auern iuir0,

Berlin, 1 fSebr. Sic oelttihen
5toatgnlanncr lin0 Oaraui 9efaBt,
naB Der Srieg nod ein Snbr oa1ern
mag, mo treffen Oeulentipre1eno
lire @prbereitlngen. Sie wiiien, oaB
Is ibn fortIeBen nliB, Oean moite
England jebt einlenfen miiroe eS
Den 9erluit ieines 8reltigcS ais
g9eltnodt be0citen.
gtnhlrlid) baben Die gn9ldnoer
ldugit cingeieBen. oob tie Geutidl-
lonO mo oeIlen 8erbiiD0cte militia
rid ni6t beiieaeu t0nnen Die
0eltlden 9ieiben i'm 5eiuOcslano tie
ben tciter ais 9laueri. $50 Die
1entifDen uno iGre 8erbiin0eten gum
glngriif idreiten, errei6an tie Die
sDorgcld)ricbene 2atie@, pie Der mi-
litariide glusorlid ldutet. $50 fie
iid) Ooraltf beidranfrn, bic 2inie 5u
bnlten, niiroe rioh g(niidt Der p6er-
item Seere@leitllng cine 0ffeniibe 5u
Der aegebche1 3eit 81 biele 5luedlole
Gpfer foiten.
Ger Saupt5lped, Den bic Oeiitid)e
pceresleitllng, Die Oeutide glOnlira.
litat unO Die 0eutide Gtoatsfunlt
nerioIgen lit Der Staulpf ipe5iea ge-
gen England. llnO oirier aanlpf
miro, uIe ser oeiiti6e aeidsfan5Ier
erll1rte, bauptiohlidl olf pirtldaft.
EiAcm ejebiete aus9eiodten peroell.
Gin aneefebener Diplomat oiiBer.
te lid iiber Die iuirtidaitlide Gage
mic iOIgt: ogngIuno bot Is iid) nidlt
fr1llmea lniien, ooB mir Den ,Strieg
10 lonee dusbalten nIrOen obne
ipirtitaftlidl 5uIammer8ubredjen,
nno welm mir ebrlia ieln ipoIerL
t0nnen mir rilbig geitebeu 0aB guir
ieIbit nns 1tnieref 'wlrti1aitli6en
aroit nidt beipnBt naren. 3aB
mir bette ipirtiobaitlid 70 gldn5eiio
oaitebciL better olS Die inns befries
genSen yationeli, per0anfen mfr in
nidt geringem DtnBe oer 8olittf -
snglanOs. Sic griteH gIau6feit inns
asisbunGern 5u f0nnen mo idlolien
aus bon ieoem @erfcbr nit oer
auBenDelt ob. Dos grgebnis nieier
golitit par. DAB inier golb int
sat0e blieb. gBir wureu mlf uRs
felbit duf Die Silistraitc unieres
sonOeS onoelDieIen uno mir 1nben
sclDieien. ooB mir NIT Oen1 mas mir
'anben u1O er5eiisen, ansfonlnten
onncn llno mir per0en nitd] III
Der SufnHft iTht mr. militGriidl
Is'Hoeru aud, tnirtidlaitlif utbciica-
Rs bleibeu.1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-04
geId,luerOe Sdllucbeus.

g9oibingtot 4. 5ebr. = Nas 81.
riid6aIten idtpeoilder aoitienOltn.
gen onrh @roBbritaintien lit ourd
Cen bieligen idpeoiihel geianoten
3unt @egeritcu0 eiiler 9eidperoe
bei Den Ser. Stadten genoAt mor-
cen auf Den guno bin oaB babel
Sic mmerifaniide aicgierltng in glei-
dem O1aBc iDic Sdrpeoen beritbrt
miro, meil lidl lit Den iiitierten Goit-
idfen BON Den Ser. Stooten obae.
ididte ooer mad ben Der. Stnaten
bcItimnttc 8oit beiinoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-04

Bern, ii6er 4Snris, A. 5ebr. -
gsie aus 3lrid gelneIoet miro. Bat
iSroi Sarolo 3. Mcgormod bon
Gbiraao, cine Sodlter bon eSobn Q.
@odefeaer, 0os geiibtuul oes Der.
itorbcnel Sberitei1 GoaIi eriporbeu,
i'm es in cin Seiin fiir @enrienoe
imi5mpa1oeln. setannte acr5te aus
Der SAwci5 iollen 0ie Scitlins iiber.
ilebnlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-04
Mettfr6eridlt.

sSiir &nl1ba un0 llmgegeub:
g'orunsjidltlia shuee betie gI6enO
im0 1mastag aGlter Samstag.
sSiIr gtcbrasta: GorniSlihtlidl
5dlnee belte 9tbenO nuo SnInstag.
adlter I'M meitlid)en 2eil beute
glbcn0 uno I'M oitliheu 9eil Cams
tag.
sir sSoma: Sduce beiitc 9lben0.
9ti6t 10 faIt im oitlidlen nllh SEN
trnlen 1eil. Sonlstug nnbatdnOis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-04

Staaten Oteies einfeben rno Die ecn-
sc gLngeIegenbeit Dem Sooaer
S9ieosgeri9t DUR @nti9ei0ung iiber.
geben tDersen.
Der 2OfaI- -&ndeiger i1reibt, 0af,
9elttf9lan0 in 0ieier Gahe olLes slt-
geitaroen bat, mas fi9 NIT Ieiner
@Dre unO ieinem Mttieben bertrdqt.
Die 2ltfitanto iit nidt ltrter 9IuBer-
n1tloiitng oes SSSSrtternationoLeu @e-
iebes perierft tporoen. Gs miro en-
fDartet oaB Col. SouIe, Der Sen6.
bote oes 8raiioerlten 8ilion, 2ette.
rem bierilber Die 9[usen Offnen
miro.
&af9instOn III peiTimifiid).
8afbington A. sSebr. - esssa Bic.
figen offsieIen &reilen lit man hoe.
gen 0es 8erIaufs Der 8erbnnoluuoert
0es 2nfttmtia-S Saleg in Sorqe; nod,
geltern ibten es, oaB 0erielbe sitr
3nfrieoenbeit beioer 8arteien erie
oigt per0en tpiiroe. &eltte aber bot
fi6 0erielbe nieoer in beIorqniser.
regenOer 8eiie 8ugeipist. IS beiBt,
oaB Sefretdr 2nnfing etnen gerid,t
ilber Die Saltltng Der oeutidlen Ste
gierung IN oem Sole erbalten bat.
Der bem 8rdiioerten iibernitteIt
poroen TT. GrGlioent gSilion ift
auf feinem Stanopiinft
81 berbnrren uilo fein Sofa nadl-
5ugeben. @r eloltbt, oaB qfne Sri-
is our6 ben 2ufitanio-Jaa berbor-
gerufen miro; oieie gfegierllna fiihIf
ii6 ni9t IN Der Gage, nod lanaer al
Dfeiliden".
@eute 9endntittdg eriudrtet g3pfs
idafter b. 8ernitorff 0ie gfote Ser
Oeutiden 9fegierrng uno pir0 sic.
ielbe nod ipat beute g1ofJnittaq o0er
morgen friib Oent biefigen sfaats-
oepartenert ltnterbreiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-04

cine 6ieier 2aoungetl irseno eins
oieier 9diffe mogeu ben 6unfen
biloeu, oil Dem iid ein arieg filr
slmerifd eft3iinoen fonne.
Ger 9roiioent begann ieiue 8e6e
init Den @orteu, man babe ibm ge-
iagt, Der QiitteIipelten lei geger 9e-
reiti6nft, dher cr claude es niAt.
glmerita leGe in 5ric0en nit Der
gan6en g8elt, neil es elm fSrellno
ner gan5en SSelt ieis Gielc t5renro.
i6aIt .lei edit. IS tpilroe ons 8er5
9lnlcrffas bredeu nit irgeno ether
Ration i'm arieg 3u iein.
slber oas &ono nitiIe 5ur 8ertei.
borb2reitet iein, oesboIb fqf-
bsre er feline groBe Armee, lonoern
eihe ansgebiIoete aontintaldrrnee,
Inn bercit Su iein, fir oie &erteiOi-
gintg iDres 2ailoes 5u f1ntpfeu.
5omie es iitb Inn 8erteioigung oes
Sanbes bailoIe, ntiiBten alle 8artei.
itnteri6ieoe aufboret, uno eS tpiirOe
i6m meb TIM, tpenn er ieben ntiiBte,
0dB 2[nbanger oerIhieoener 8artei-
en- 6etreffs oeS WlilitGrproararunS
MIR Der 8areianaeborigfeit ipegen
TIT sUeridieoenbeiten &c.
raten lpiiroen.
Gum ShtuB Der nit gr0Bten
geifaa dufgenommeuen 4nlpro9e
etnOb ii6 Die gauge geriamrnlung
itn0 lang g4merita"
8pr oieIer 9lnipra6e iprah Der
8rGiiSeltt 1eim 9undeon Der @e.
Idj1ftsleute-9igo BON ct. 2ouis eini.
&C 8orte. &r erfldrte, 0oB Die 8elt
nidt einen sipeiteu arieq ipie ben
gegenpdrtigeii ousbalten f6une, rno
eaB man nod 8eenbigung oieies
arieges einem pernanertet 6rteoen.
ndber gefommeii iein niiroe, als
onrd irgeto einen dtl0eret 8ro3eB
h1tter erreidt meroen fonnen. (9enn
Serr @ilion oapon 10 iiberaeitg it,
lDo5u benn nod ieiu Wtilit1rpro-
8rdnun2)
Ser 9sralioent trot no9ts Oie
nod 8aibingtou an. no
CT beute niittag eittraf. @r ipradI
iidl entbuiialtiid) iiber oen grfolgI
iciner 9teiIe aus luto ingte, er lei
iider, 0aB Die @epolfernn9 bes uiitt.
lcren @eitens betreffs letnes 9e-
tidoftspro9rnnnns nit ibrn iei
mo nit ihn Ooraltf beiteben ipiiroe,
oaB Der aongreB III 0ieler 8e8ie-
5lmg idnea banoele.
ltuteripegs bielt Der Gr1liOetlt
nod in Guit ct. 9ouis, eSG., uno in
Serrc Solite. sSitO.. flr5e slnipra.
hen 5u Der auf ben onrtigelt 9obn.
l0ieu berlammelteli 0ienee.
9ie 9eroter 0cs Gr0iioenten fino
,er Meiunfg. oaB oieier cbcnfaIls
iad oent siioen Dem 9tpromelten
l1O n1d Dem g9eIten Oie0etoilrei
iolle, Inn aitdl bort fiirI
Gin @iilitdrproarMm gropaganOaI
II maiden
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-04
Wlnnitipnsbampfer nntrraeaanaen.

Yoit0On, 4. 6ebr. = Der brtftldle
s5radtodn1pier vGbaiebiIl", Der nit
Munition pdt g(merifo nad Srartf-
reid umteripeas mar, iit mitten I'M
G3ean n1terGcganaen Die Wlantt-
id)oft muroe bon einent ipaHiidlen
GdHif aITgenonlnle1i.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-04
Nrei sdIittldmdlanftr ,rtrnnIrn.

RoriuI CHA, 4. SER. - Grei
@sGnner, tpeIhe Oie beun Gdlitt.
ihnbIaiifen eitlsebrohene gteaa g(n.
Serion retten ipnilten. folnen bel ocn
glettitnasneriudjen Ielhit inns &C.
ben Die iitrac Gaine fam nit oem
Ehreden oobon.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-04
,RniiiidIe gssrInite.

QmlOou, 4. Sch. = Die 8liien
ieIbIt geben 5lL oaB tie III Oieielt
arieqe einen @erInit non 100000
@taan erlitten bn6en. (3ns reiht
nihtD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-04
artiGerie=Gdmpfe
auf Der Wellfront!
Sci Stembille nnS BET Snllud5 be-
balteu bic Seatiden bic
Sberbanb.

Berlin, 4. sSebr., iiber So1toon.
- 9os oeltide &rieasaitt nleloete
geitern glbeno, OnB Der franaoiiid-
belgiiCben 5ront ertlang fbDere Ar-
tiIleriegefe6te itattfunOen. 8eion.
oers beftig geItaItete fib bos fein6-
lide 9lrtilleriefelter in Der @egetl0
BON 9aeupiIle, mo Die 9eutiden fiir5-
lid beoeitteno an @run0 uno 500
ben gelponnen boben. 9tr6 Die
Grplofion bon engIiiden Minen emf
italloene &rater lpuroen BON 9eltt-
iden beiest, e9e Die 8riten 3eit
batten, gum Gtlrn bor5ugeben. Der
Ssnbalt oes offi8ieGen oeutl9eu Be-
rihts laltet:
@eltli6er arieesiGdltplab: Die
fetroli6e 4rtilerie bat unier befti-
ges @ei6itBfeuer ouf Der ean5en
5ront S9uB Inn S9uB ertpioer...
georotpeitli9 BON Sulob nnbmen Die
8riteft 1tnlittelbar bor 11rtieren Stel-
lltngen beoeuten0e Otineniprengitn.
gen Dor, Die ibuen aber ridts tliib-
ten, 0enn bic 0nonr1 ertt5tanoenen
&rater ipuroen iofort bon uns be-
lett lnl0 riidten mir ben feifl0.
liden stellungen ndber. 9lHe gln-
griffe Der 5etnOe, ltttS aus 0teien
SteIlrngen 6u bertreiben, uiBlan.
gen.
Sn Der llmgegeno BON geeitbile
iteigerte itdl Oo8 fein0lihe 9IrtiIlerie-
feuer ittrnler mebr, lttt0 am 9ea9ntits
tag errei9te es an Seftigfeit ieinen
Sobepurft.
esSn ben grgounen fam es alt leb-
bdften 9lngriffen NIT San0groua-
ten.
SSStt Der @egen6 bon 8eronne Ihoi-
len nniere Slieger einen britiiden
1ut0 einen fron8Ofiiden geropln
berab. 9rei sSnialien Der 6lug5euge|
puroen get0tet mo Der frana0iii6e
8eobadtlmgsoffi8ier naroe idtper
bertpun0et.
9Luf benz 6itliden &riegsi9miplas
uto onf Dem 8nltm bot iid nidts
bon 8eoeittung eretgnet.
Die 9riten meloen offiSiea: Rad-
0em eine unierer gutroltilIen einen
feinoIi6en @adtpoiten erifoiien bot.
ten, iporfen mir 9onben in einen
feinoliden Sdiibengraben, ben Die
3eittl1en itber ooS 9orf Sriefe
binous borgei6oben batten. @egen
urlternabm Der sSei1t6 einen
l1eberrui9ungsangriff nuf uniere
in Der Rdbe non 9pern.
9emlelben eingen feine ortiIeriiti-
i6en @orbereihueeu norails. gSir
idlngen ben 4reriff ab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-04
ddDt R0mmen
in j(amnlen uml
SdlaoBafte cltftriibe 9ralte her.
nrInGeu grano in etnem
elegauten .Seim.

SEEM gorf 4. 6ebr. = &eute IN
aller GSrilbe brad in Dem 5oliie BON
Srou GoIilnir Gag elm 5euer aus,
CAB 10 i6neil I'm iid grill DAB 6
SSSulaiien oeIietben luns Se6en fas
men, ebe Die 6euertuebr ibnen &et.
tllng 81tonntn laiien foullte.
Ole Gotten ihiO Die 68-tdbrtge
aoulilte Der 5rau Gag, @ounab
Sn1bIp, ibre beioen 8odter, Die
24.jdbtige aaroIine Gag uno Die 35
Sabre alte Seleue Gag, foipie orei
angeltellte 5raueu. 6rai Gag ieIbit,
oeren perItorbeuer @atte Brditbert
Der grootlpn @ertuon 2luerican
ganf mar, ipur0e perlebt, e6enio
Elm 8euerlpebrmann. 8aS Saus
batte einen @ert bon $4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-04
Bas Oie sransuTeu iascu.

9aris, 4. sSebr. 9os &riegs.
amt mel6ete beute. OnB IN Sen 9so-
seien beftiee q(rtilleriefdinpfe I'M
Giange iin0. Gie Dieligen 8eitlm.
gen itno Der 4niidt, onB oie 9eiit-
iben eilien 9urdbriifbSberlud nah
Galais mo Girtfirden lraterne9men
mer6en. 9aranf iniien oie groBen
EutppenoniunnlIIimgen oil Der gier-
front icblieBen. (0er oelltlhe @e-
neralitab miro Den frnuaoiiiden 8Iat-
fern ond laqcu ipos CT 5u tlut ge.
oenft, lidlt pabrg)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-04
S,oteI6ranb for0ert aluei Gpfer.

gltIantic GiIn, U. s., 4. 6ebr. =
Gin M1aun unb cine sSrau fanoen
ben Sob unO 30 Berionen lpltroeu
mebr o6er tpeuiger erbeblih Oerlebt,
ols bier beute friIb oas @otel Sber-
broof Elm Roub Der 6Iarmen prr-
De un0 boIIig nieOerbralulte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-04

abonnirt ouf aie soeIide SriEHne.
S4.o0 Ona Sobr Ourb Die Poit.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

Mrs. Ram sey is not selling millinery at cost, but cheap as the cheapest. Old hats made new at bargain. AdV
 Mrs. w. A. Butt, J. w. Lynn and | F. Kohn were among the FOresters who went to Harrison during the week on account of the fair.
 Mrs. Amos Blasingame and children came up from their Missouri home and spent several days the past week visit iny at the home of Mrs. B's. father. 0. C. Grim.
 Wanted-Y Young people to prepare fo, Stenographers, Bookkeepers and Telegraph Operators. Situations sure. Write or call on Harrison Business College. Harrison. Ark.
 See Elmer Wise for photographs. School groups d speciality. Phone No. 82, two rings.
 E. P. Ireland of Coin was Pleasant visitor ;rt our sanctum Wednesday. MT. Ireland has lived all the way from York state to California and says Ark ansas. in the face of the worst drouth in wears, is yet better and cheaper niace to live. He tried-out leaving, but found himself back and well satis- fed. Mir. Ireland is a progressive man and we are pleased to record him has one of our citizens.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13
ANNOUNCEMENT

We wish to announce to our friends and customers that we have just clos ed out our stock of furniture and are better equipped to take care of our gro- cery trade. Cox & Standlee.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13
A COzy Place to Rest
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A lot of childrens' hats going at 49c Warren's Millinery. Adv
 D. M. Stroud was at Berryville Sat urday attending the meeting of the board of Commissioners, which will meet again the B to appoint election Judges.
 Bargains in F. H. Wells window worth while on Fair day. Adv
 New porch awnings are being erect ed in front of the business places of F. H. Wells grocery store, City Bar Der Shop and Warren Millinery.
 Green Forest ladies winning prizes on fancy work at the recent fair at Berryville are: Mesdames Roy Hill, Grace Sneed, WIG. CoXsey, Sadie Mur. chason, and Little Miss Naomi Wells winning on best piece water colors. LADIES:
 You can buy new Rug or new Sew ing Machine, or anything in the Furni ture line, on easy payments. .-Buel Hardware Go.
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buelfs Hardware Go. you ear
 alar pads for 25c.
 Jessie Freeman and daughter,
 Daisy, mother and sister of Mr..
 Coxsey,. were guests of the lat turing the week.
 'nted- Information leading to the moi the book of poems written
 s. J. B. Crump. The book Was From at the reunion. Leave in- astion at the Tribune office.
 yhor Ramsey has traded his dwell- VII Cherry street to Mrs. G E. Me F@ey for her farm, south of town. VII as the Eld. Moore place. Ex- tRe of residences was made last
 and both parties seem well Fsed.
 fs' d. w. Bair and the little Balrs Tuesday night for Rich Hill. Mo-. z week s visit at the home of J. !. :. parents. They were accompanied alss Daisy Cantrell of Bellfonte, 'came this far Monday night on her 'o Kansas City, where she has K as a trained nurse in hospital.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13
THE HOME PRODUCTS FAIR.

We hope that every farmer and citi- zen in the Green Forest trade territory will bring an exhibit to the fair Satur day.
 The Home Products Show at Eureka Springs last Saturday was successs beyond our expectations, there being more than POO entries, sixty of which were live stock.
 Already the business men and citizens of that section are planning for a two days Home Product Fair next year.
 If every farmer and club member will bring some of their best products Saturday we will see an exhibition that the people of this section of Carroll county may well be proud of. The business men have made 1t pos sble for nice premium list in addi- tion to the blue ribbons Every club member in the boys and girls club making an exhibit will receive pres ent.
 Get out of the rut. shake off your grouch. get busy, come to the fair Sat urday and bring all the exhibits you can of your best products of garden, field and orchard or if its some good live stock, all the better. The success or failure of this fair is up to you. Won't you help make it a success.
 Yours for better farming,
 Ben F. Greer, Co., Agt
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13
PUBLIC SALE!/

When you want to sell y$ar property dcart forget that 1 wihF9fs afeS any wrhn Over khirty ailwa3s e1 fn A4fse f.se vicr .sa ;t Mt thIfaN an'he disputed line Forest before making date. Terms reasonable satisfaction S.uaranted. 11-25 D. M. STROUD. Auctioneer.
 w. F. Tomlison came home from his work at Corning. Ark. last week to join in visit from bis father and brother and his brothers wife who were at his home from Garfield, Kans. The guests departed last of the week for their home.
 Dr. Morrow has moved his office from the room above the post office to his building on the southwest corner of the square.
 F. B. Rowland, watchmaker and jeweler. Gold soldering a speciality. East side the square.
 Judge J. s. Naples came over from Berryville Friday for visit at the home of his brother, Postmaster Clay Naples, and to accompany his mother, who will spend several days visiting in his home.
 We are pleased to report Homer Harbert, son of MT. and Mrs. Chas. Harbert, convalescent from his recent illness.
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 The Community Fair held at Eureka Springs last Saturday was well attend ed and pronounced a success beyond any anticipation.
 Everybody has been busy the past week getting things tuned up for the community fair Oct. 14.
 Uncle Loss Seitz has been very sick but we are pleased to report him much improved.
 s2. 50 and S3.00, $198 at Warren Mil linery. Adv
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When you want to seu, y$r property dcar'k forget that 1 wihVH o1fleSn any Wrbu- Over khirty Allwa}s in f.se vic .Sa i+ Mt thliaN an'he disputed line
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Local Paragraphs
lmunity Fair Octo,.or,4

Community Fair October 14.
 Het your fresh meats at Cox & Standlee.
 Come and hear Congressman Tilman speak Monday.
 See Stacy 6 Estes for fall hats.
 me hVe acre tract belonging to l.. Y. Hammons has been leased by the lrantham Real Estate Co.,, to Beni. Curren, of this place. The lease is for one year.
 Liveryman Bishop with his tallyho and other rigs is at Harrison, convey. ing passengers to and from the fair ground.
 Miss Mary Taylor, of Chicago, is visiting the family of her aunt, Mrs. J. w. Meeks. Miss Taylor is sister or the late P. E. Taylor, U. S. consul at Port of Spain.
 W. o. Collins, piano-tuner. will be here in few days. Orders may be left with me or at the Crockett House. Mrs. A. L. Kinney.
 Frank Wells ask you to be sure and see his window of bargains for Fair day. Adv
 On account of the Community Fair and Mir. Coley heinz away from home the Coley sale has been postponed from Oct. Ii to Oct. r. It will be held on the old Wm. Trantham farm miles northeast of Green Forest. Adv.
 Wanted-Quilting and plain sewing. Prices reasonable. Willie Ragsdale. TO THE FARMER: We have used every effort in select ing the very best grass seed to be had and the quality is extra good. Call and see for yourself and get prices. = Buell. Hardware Go.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13
Notice.

The public is hereby notified not to do business with my son, Clarence Ferguson, that will involve him in a financial way. Whoever does so, does it at their own hazard. B. Ferguson has my general power of attorney. Adv. Sarah A. Ferguson.
 C. H. Colvin has gone to Fairview, Mo-, to do relief work for the M. & N. A. station agent at that place. He will be gone until November 1.
 Dr. Clyde Callen of Huntsville and and wife and little son and mother, Mrs. Allie Callen, were over night guests at the home of Mrs. E. E. Poy- nor. They were en route to Harrison to attend the fair.
 See some of the latest shapes in millinery, at Mrs. Ramsey's, before buying. Adv
 H. B. Phillips, Ebert Russell, and Chas and Glenn Pyron, members of the J. B. Reeves carpenter force at Omaha, came home Sunday, for a short visit with homefolks.
 Rufus MattoX was up from Denver Monday and paid his annual respects to The Tribune. He reports good in- terest in the protracted meeting being conducted by Rev. Neal in the big tent at Denver. He estimated fully five hundred people in attendance Sunday nipht
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13
FRESH MEATS

Cox & Standlee headquarters for all kinds of fresh meats. Open early and late. Phone 45.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13
Public Speaking.

Hon. J. w. Gabrel. candidate for Prosecuting Attorney will speak in Green Forest Monday afternoon. In order not to conflict, he will speak after the Congressional spesking by Judge Tillman. U. G. Kelley,
 Judicial Committeeman
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Notice.

l hereby notify the public that l will not be responsible for any debt that my wife. Mary Brawley, may make.
 Wyatt BraWley.