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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20

mcntlid) i'm aric1c n lic 5lI inlters
il6cn oaS 5eiatc Gin @ortrog BON
@r6eimrat6 Eroi 81, G6oms, Dem
Treltor oeS @6nrmo5eutiheu SSn.
iiitins Der llniperiitdt Berlin in oer
Ieutidcu &barna3elltiidcu @eiell.
iboit GoS SnIiitiit, oeiien 9eiier
Ge6eimrot6 Eboms iit bat fir Die
arieg55cit Die llnteril1ung ocr9la6
rlngsmittel fir cinen 9erliner @or
ort BON 100000 Ginmo6nern iiber'
nonlmen Wlon bari, 70 peit sc
beimrat6 G0oms, aus oen @rgebnii.
ien oieier llnteriudlmgeu pobl aud
eiueu 5hlfB ouf SEN 8nitano lmie.
rer Ga6rinaSmitteI wabreuo Ser
arieas5eit aiehen
Gos midltiaite 9la6rimasmittel
uno baligiie 9eridlidlmaso6ieft III
sic @lildl. Iie unteriudteu Qlild
@ro6ell ~ paren 209. uoren 3u 268
d, S, pcridliht mo 6auptlddIidb
NOR Oas &eridlichlu9Sntittel sSalier.
ghii oen @ebieten Der aoble6pOrate
bat es an 9lngabeu sum 3ucdc oeS
Griobc9 mirtlid uibt aeicblt Se'
6eiuraib lbons erfldrte, Dor Sur
gem babe cr bel elmer WliIitdrbeboroc
elm Sdilo gcic6cn NIT Der sluls
ibriit: Griinocr mcr0ell niht ange
nommen Iaiiel5e ShilO meintc
er. 60itc man and oiii oieienl sc
bicte anbringcn iollen 9Im idllinm
iieu icbt eS mobl Del Den 6eiten alls
&em mon und 6eitte Butter uht
me6r sur llntcrnidinig 6ctqnlmt
0o5l 1T lie mobl 5il foltbar 10
bat idou 3u 9eaiun oeS Strieges ielt
aeiieat mer0eu fouuen ooB aud9nt'
ter iiN ourd reiblideu @alierge6ols
auS3eibuete uno iogar cine Wlarao.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20

Sine 9aFe Butter uno cine SaTe
brouner 3uder iperoen gut 5uTammeH
berrii6rt, bann iperben apei SaRen
W1olaFes, cine SoTe Ulil9 Gin Der elm
9eclDHel @ating=@ooa aufsel5it purz
oe) oa8u gegeben. nebTt einem Seel6ffel
Sngper, einem 1eel0Tfel 3immt, eIuem
SeeI0Tfel gelfen unO Elm peHig geries
bene mluslatnuB. DarouF tperOeH
bier Gier gut osIdlaeen uno nit fiinf
SaRen seiiebtem mlebl gu bem ons
bern geriibrt; Oieaei6t 1T nod etipos
Mebl u5tig, lin ben Seig iteif gu mas
6en. Sine 3oKe RoIinen. cine SoRe
&orintEen iueroen nit ettpos MeBl eez
miTht unO 5uIebt biu5ugetan, au9
nod cine @iertcl 9aKe Rum obsr QIrs
raj. mluB cine Stunoe in mdBig
ipdrmem Sfen gebaden iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20
JuOenGroae in JSuBlunO.

g(us ct. Petersburg ipir0 Der
nGeuen 3iiric6er 3eitiing" gel9riebeu:
SAT- ale ruIiiI6sn 3eitungen Der0fs
fentliben Die Petition Don 200 ruff
T6cu Sutenettuelleu gu guniien Der
politiI6eu uub ipirtlhaftliben GIei6s
bere9tigung Der rullii6sn Suoen Die
qeiitiou beiont, oaB fib Die Gage Der
rufiiIcben Suoen felt 8eeinn oes &rie-
hes, pbtpobl bic Suoeu ale pfIi4teu
uno QaIten ii6ernommen bdtien. nod
erbebli9 psridledtert bdoe Inter
ben ltnter3ci9neten oes 9lufrufes be
finoet f9 @rof SOlltOi, 9iirgermeis
tier BON petersburg. Marim @orti,
sablrethe Duma=Deputierte uno Bee
fannie publi5iIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20

g1iaioa Gturbin5 .erllodgner
Sa,uar..cr. p.t e., ter tim cltam
5- ctaer ielt bosbl,tell Ssmer.llls
ARiaB 0ab. Or rur 3u chisH G"cl
tin9e,a0,n, rn0 ais &iiogya4e 9atle
man IsnI uHtegrciAide.ne.'e elAs
5rau g.sc-cn, oIe l9a a..yi I9ga.r!l :
Eioen moc9le iuN leuc &elege1belt
Da6rHotnL i'm ibm oas 5l CemiittS
"a iiibren,
.Diiisn Sic." iastc Iie in qacie
Ger Eiihunlelsaiune, nSbr SGAA.ss
Bart seidat mir eblnlcireuiJ Dle Nbre
4olititl"
.C9, bas fat nidt piel ouT lih"
srpiccsie GEurbil nit ter 9roBiea
&N1e. Isle perren p03l mstsr mit
Der sineu nod nit Gem aa9gtsH laum
ieinuls in naherc @erii9reul TON
men!~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20

Smith, jln, @iQiam SEQ Snpocr,
gilbert 9ie0eu Steel. &orl 6reoerid
Steinuort Sarolo @riifit6 5tewart.
@eorae @rnIt StieaIer, @ernou @Qi.
colt Stunrt, @i(liam Gorl Stuoe,
gOmoro Sparb, SowarO aeil6oIb
3omles @eorae Taoiion Surucr,
Scr6iHc GHonuel lQman @eorgc
@arrcn @o9ner, 9o6ert @aer @ag-
uer, &arl Sowaro g9ore6einL SarrD
Charles @cstitteI GOwaro Ebomas
g96iie, &oltcr Stewart g86iileD,
6ranf @ilen, Games Ser6ert g9ilfcr-
ION Curtis 2ams @ilion, @iQiam
Soiep5 &iScott, Stanlcp ,5letGcr
@itmaH iln, 6re0erid benjamin
@itte, @illiam Glmcr gGolicl, Saml
@olf Niilton @ri6lc, Stanlcp econ
@iir5blrger gIl6ert Daiie, SarrD
9oiie imO S9iaiam sc gioD 3immcr.
mann.
Gie Goicn Der ii6rigen S6luBs
feicm iino Seute; @oIDtcbniibcs
SSnititut; @2orgcn Ceftlidc Sod.
idule; 0omeriiog: @eitli9e Sod.
idulc; Qiontaa. 9e6rcr. Seminar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20

rinc picS is b. S 9aiicr oui. Ser.
porae6obeu lei Gin oentihes Solat.
imO Speiie0l ans GronuB, ooS at0c.
ride Dele 0es SeniS cntbielt G1
1T nobe3u imDcrauiluortIid. meiute
@e6cimrat6 16ons ciu 0crartioeS
Gel uiter oieier @e3eihmma IN 0eu
@erfe0r 3u 6riu9en Sin 9ad6uiter.
Griab 8eidncte iid6 oooird aus ooB
er ctpa a b S Seit eut0ielt iino i'm
lle6ri9en lid olS eiue ghiifo6alna
bon Niilb init Stdrte ermies 5bnn
ser GroBbanoel ioroerte iiir oeies
cole Gr5euaniB 2,40 Niart gSie BOT
iidbtig man bei Der @riifna bon
@orihIGgen fir 6eiigemiunmg aus
ueueu lueaen ien miB bemeiien
ueuelte lInterudnnaen Die @cbem.
ratb l6oms angeiiellt bat s. mnr.
Sc ais Settquele mn Die iogeuann.
ten 6ett6diune uertuieielL 5l oenen
aud oie Sinoe ge6oreu ioaie Gs
iollte i'm 6riibiabre iid aus oer Gin.
oe eiiua 10 b. S. iSett gepnnen laI.
len. Cine @inoe oes butaIiiben@ar.
tens muroe fir ole llnteriud5una ge.
opiert oie 9liuoe im0 oas iriihc
Sol3 aunlDirt uno Der 5eii9e6alt
mar i'm 6odjiteu Sale i.6 y. s. "a.
5u fomnt nod. 0aB Hd oieie aernt
gen 4leH9en Cel pegeu ibrer oniii
Gen 9eidaiieubeit nidt iiir @enuB
Smetc eignen 9'on Ger 8roBcll
0ruppe Der GnpeiBf6rper alio pom
SIeiih uno sen 6leiitbwaarea lit
nicbt all5uuieI 5u idaen. 0cna meiit
mar cS sic Sippe Ser 9Siiriic, NE VI
Der arie9S5eit cntartcte lmo NOS iidl
nQcS dompol inter 0ic &ArllbIle
Derbarg, 0as Uerid]wiea oes SINGERS
Soilihfeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20
g 6enffq quce.

g1an eibt einen eebduften @Bl0fFel
BON UlebI nit elmer balben SuTe toIs
tenn DoFer in cine aoTeroGle. ldbt ss
gum &o9en tommeu uHo fiigt bauu
uo6 uno na9 einunoeinbaIb 3oRen
fo9enoes Mafcr 9iu5u, ldBt ungeFdbr
slpei D1inuten longfam to6cu fiigt
bdnn Elm @iertelpfltno in tIeine Stiide
3erpfliidte Butter 6in5u uuo IGBt aufs
fo9en. 3pei Giootier iperOen nit
einsm GBl0ffel Doa 8itronenioft unb
e6euTooiel ggaKer oerriibrt uno gu Der
iu5piIben pom 5euer geHOmmenen
Souce eegebcn. Sn bieie 8utteriauce
riibrt man 3mei Bis brei GBl6ffel 0ol
fran3oiil9en Senf, ober sinen GBI0fs
fel poa nit etpos GTiis ongefeudtetsn
eneliI9en Ooer trodeneu Semi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20
81 N Rttter.

Sn etpas U2il9 IdBt man Elm ipes
Mig Helm gsi9niItene 8anile auf bei=
ber Stelle Elm ipenig 3iebeu, Ibmedt
ob, ob ole Mild senus 9lroma Bat,
uub gieBt iie bur9 elm Sieb, Inn iie
nit einem 81 unO etpaS .3uder gu
mii6en. syn5piihen bat man aIts
badene SemmeIn, bic aber nidt alter
ais pierilno5pon3ig Smnoen Ieiu 1olz
len, abseriebeu pno in S6eibcn gez
f6nitten. Dieie S4cibeu Iegt mon
in bic 9auilIemil6, ldBt iie oarin ans
aieben, aber ni6t aufmeiben, !eot lie
gum Qtbtropfen, ipenoet iie in geriebes
ner, geiiebter Semmel uno bddt Tie IN
beiBem 5ett (balb S9moIJ, balb Butt
tsr) ouf bsioer Seiten golobrouu. Gle
tperbeu beim 9tnridteu nit 3uder be-
iirsut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20

Menig betannt 1T, oaB man cine
Sans. ole niAt mefr gang jung 1T unb
ii9 niht gum @raten eignet, AUDI oGms
pfen fam. Dlen leet oie gut eerei-
nigte unb Suredt eema9te 9ons nit
hsr gruit nod unten in cine ldngIi@e
ooer fonIt gut paFeube 2aReroIe. be-
rem @o0en nit einigeu S@eiben ourds
ipodIenen Gpeds unO einisen &al6s
fleiIbI6ei6en beIegt 1T. DaSu fiigt
man etwos in Stiide gef4uiitenes
@ur8eIpert, Elm Stislden gebriibteH
@eiFuB, SoI5, pfefferz uno ejepiir5s
forner Ioipie Elm Quart Maher un0
Taft DIE @ans gut 5uecoedl magiam
einuubein9alD Stunben odmpfen, orebt
iis Inn. bcsicbt iis, gibt nod etipas
iot9eaoeS @aTer Oa5u un6 IdBt Iie
no@iaals Elm BIS einunosinbalb Gtun=
ben Ieibt ic9nlOr,n, nobel iie 0fters
nit bsr Grd0s iiGsrTiiat lperoeu muB.
Wenn Ios sylsiIco D0uig ipeic9 lit, ipirb
es 9ernusgeaommsn, bic 8riibe snt-
Tgitei, bur9 Elm Sieb seril6rt, nit
Eivas IN Butter Braun ger0fetem
webI bidIi9 geio6t, ior9ium abgez
fdmedt unO iiber Die traHdierte Sans
gefiiut. 81 Der man 8rattartoffeln
Ooer SdmOrtartoffeIu reidt. 9Iebns
lih Idbt iib AUDI Elm alter Surtep bs-
banoeIn.
gla6rnuasmittcl i'm 6rieae.
globrlmgswittel iiu0 in eriter ST.
nie gum eiieu 6citimmt, imo SAB eS
aber aud reAt niblid III NOS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20
&artOffeItt6Be aus setO6 d.
ten RartoffeIn.

Die &artoffeln perOen eerisben.
9ona lGBt man cine feiHeei@niticne
3piebel in Butter odmpIen. nimmt ie
nit bem S9oumIoffel 9eraus uuO r6s
itet 0arin aeriebene BeiBbroitrums
men eelb. 9ies oles pirb su Den
&artoffelu seseben, ferner 5pei Gier,
Sal3. MustotnuB un0 etipds Wlajos
RON. Damn meroen oie 2l0be in iibs
Iiner @eiIe eeformt unO fertis ges
mo4t. @rit ciHen DerIuaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20
.fiir 4aus nnO Niid)r.
gyrttan benur.

mlau ic6neioe &oIbfIeilt6 in bier
Stiide unO ipide oieIeIben. Damn
betrdufele mon bieIeIben nit 3itros
neuToft, beItdube iie nit Iebl, sebe
fie in belize Butter. unO laTe ie oas
rim cine 9t6tsl Stunos Iangiam bras
ten. 9tlsodnn gieBe man Elm pint
to9enoes BaRer biu3u uuO Iafe bos
@on3e nit Dem n6tigen Sal5 unter
0fterem 8sgieBen eine 9l1lcl Stuube
to6eu. Man gebe beim VInri6ten ets
mas faure Sabne 5ur Souce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COMPANY

glbonmcmiell, bic ben ySeutideu GDrre-
iponorntcn" nidlt piinttIid Uoer nnrcgcI,
makia rrballeu, iinb gebeicn, Der Office
oauOn per TelepbUH Ooer ldriiilidj Wllt'
tDeiluua 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20

8ebentet: es iino unerprobte,
iligenoli9e Stilrmer, cs .iino cure
Rtnoerl 8eocntet. cs fn0 altgcpors
bene, bielerfa6rcne 2ebenStdmpen, es
finb - cure @lternl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20

Glcmenceau feri,tist mi rommc
Gncfltne4 pom IS. 1e6ru-r oi' r'Ai1e
Nclferuna c'Rs frorsi7Fc~
tiers Nr naunle Gatrif i
3cntyofiorsIancr ra 5p
r"n telpaht mrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20

ngGir orGnlid un6 Derhiiien 0cr
1err sefrei6r imnpr msfiebt~
o0cn 9elroerl Rns 0ic'e 0erc
ard fir ~oropu h1bcn oor III Nad
tci or iduIoeaocrpoIhugl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20

Berlin inn ll'rpolo.
(,Sm @talt5oue bon Berlin III Cns
tlrio tpat6c lcTtlolien, um gIbduters
in1 bee Ran ems Der Siont 3il
eriumCn.)
Giu StoO'Hru Iieat iln llrpalogrln
Ncn Stanssa. cos 5eiBt gcrlia,
50 rubia lass Nl ieocr Briit
lEic's nur I'M llrloolD m0glih iit. {
Dlau lehte ME ii 9Ibra6oms GhoBJ
Gor Glen aber obnun9slos,
gEeil ieoer bodt i'm llrpolrarJn.
&cin onoers disfts als oies gerln1
ga icnt ein WiIier biIoan9siHper,
einIi pcn 6er Staft Torruip 6er.
Ter iiintclc Dem bl0bru 9ie6:
rGie saup!iHbt Bic Ocn @srmanD,
@rcooml Sir ueunt lid s6eulo
Wie nieip in Dntariol"
Nies Sa'tum. bos Ia mar6 enioedt,
&ercfiidie Gntriiiiuno iredt
lln6 ran fetlob i'm llrioaloerlin,
GdaeH nu'liau'sn Bic @eyIiu
@alO Oeft lie Efan'e 6ole3 Grls.
@5nctflimd IWplicitasi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20

Sci 0roBer @raris.
9lugcuor5t (8i einer 0omc, pelde
elm miaeuleioenoes aino oui ocm
qIrne trdst); n9lD, iAou gut i4on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20
.Dfe S1uptIa Il, E.

Boron gu einenl rerlDEllcetcn Tlb1
arauen cer IN 6risfen35eiien immcr.
ieinfl 1rcl6.r ma5ae) v9luu, 9ie
ocidlt es eud9 i'm Nrie1 IrsuFCu
Sepp94
Sepp; n&aHl ouai W3B 4
GcbmcrNHsec.o acAt mig A1ll cb~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20

o&a mas heiBt oas Gu!ea nid,
EltbeN tragcn2"
aDos III elm @oriipieI Suuae inc.
beoentet emo 10 piel ais Ieincr Nfat.
ter etTas iaacu 5iI moaen oas ila
uitt beiier pciB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20
o. Nriena[hIdIer

0r'c o TciEeu fiinf'panidsri-c7
NeITsn t,iwffl Sdamit 9 Ni,j
f'nn aoy nif!, Nrnoe. Inn 10 lf5r
frih ro's ~ fsr = EN- v iic1sn?~
Trh nil mid6 nur orScn'lidb ..Trer
Fen", tlmit III Sen &rica enpsfalte. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20

~ "
IiIL:r ilu ieinem &oneasnl ,.0s-
b.n Cir Tdlrn ce5Srt, Bah ieei aud
ole @rifls ianertalb Dcuiidoa6s &c
Tfuet rerocH2"
morfr uC@ol lIHb narum oern2"
gl'iin'r: So. ret man lie ionii
trM u,ti Ellen tgnnts!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20

cut. @ebt icbon beiier fabren
Sie nr 70 fort. Game (oerr
bIiiiiD: pSo, i'd bin ia beate gum
eriteu Wlale oa"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20

NleiNglnuu mar itnortil un0
iaste sd bcgreiic gar uidlt, lpie ou
io uHortig ieiu tonnitl~ mar0ui
9lein pima criptoertc:
vAd, 0as lit ia car Hiht k9pcr
prc6iers nrr mall"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20

165 @roouirte oes Gitp Colleges cr.
6olteu i6re Giplome. Gin.
orudspoae 6eier in Der g2pric"
9ldi6. 5. Charles Sint6icum Der
Sogptreouer. @utes mlIitoli.
ides 9Sroaramm- Scute S6luB.
ieier Oes &olotcduiideu Sniti.
tuts.
Inter iibcraus GROCER 9et6eili'
euug BON Seitcn Der gluge60rigen
Der S6iiler rmo ionitigeu Der Sebr.
onitalt 9io6eIte6cnoen ionO geItern
glbeno in scr .2Dric0 .Soae Die SAB.
residlnB.Scier Oes yGitp Colleges"
itatt. alr5 nad s ll6r croiinete 30
itor Gr. 6. 9. @rifiitb ole 5cierlicb.
felt nit einem @cbet. Gic Souptou.
iprade mnroe pom AAtb. 5. Charles
2int6iclm gebolten. 9inter's Sr.
DIETER 6ciorgte Die Wiuiif III anlpre.
benOer @ciic. 9lobiie6euo Die 9lo'
men Der @eipinner bon Freiien lm0
Sreiitelleu:
The Little River news., 1916-06-17
CROPS GOOD AT ALLENE
Prospects are Very Bright for Big
 Crop in North Li:tle River.

Allene, June Special, ,}-Mr June, the great month for cleaning crops is half gone. He has brought us some fine days and just enough rain tc feed the young tender plants. Most all our farmers report crops clean and looking good Several have laid by C |. Cotton is full of souar es and sc farmers say they will bring in 'ie cotton blooms in few days. Be; cen times they are cut ting oats ald hay, and planting peas The small Eoys are seen on the streets with their bucket of blackberries ripe peaches and other products that are being bought and sold.
 J. w. Edwards was called to Fort Smith to see his brother, Lonnie. who died a short time after he got there.
 J. N, Honnell of Allene has just re, ceived word that his brother, Will Honnell of Lockesburg is very low and not expected to live. Much sickness in different parts of the county are reported. We should govern our eat tag and be very careful about the diet We select.
 H. T. Magnent had the misfortune of getting pair of good mules drown cd in Little River few days ago. W. R. Watson had just started the team oh the ferry boat with a load of lum- ber and the rope broke about the time the mules got on the boat When the front wheels struck the boat with a force, breaking the rope, the boat shot out into the river pulling the mules off into deep water.
 Jonah Walker sails around in his Ford like an old chauffeur. If you want to go anywhere call on him.
 J. w. Groom. who left here about two years ago, and went to Florida, has moved back to Allene.
The Little River news., 1916-06-17
MANY COUNTY
 PIG CLUBS
Litt'e River County Pig Clubs Con- t;nne to Grow Every Week.
 Banks is isting.

The enrolment Of the Boys in the Little River County Pig Clubs are steadily increas ng. At the rrese |, date there are seventy boys wi,o have pledged themselves to raise pure ireG pig, and take care of him 10 tic best O. their ability throughou the yea. Tie banks of Foreman and AsldoS Sn arc Gs ist' 'ng these young boys between the ages of 10 and IS to secure thesC ocre bred pigs on easy terms. With these pigs as a starter it will not be hut short time until the county will have all the pure bred stock hogs that We so much need at the present date
 The two types of hogs being pur chased fer the c cub boys consists Of the Poland China and Duroc Jersey trccds. Either of these breeds are hardy, and can withs and the climatic conditions of this section of the sta .e va.y good.
 I;uys who belong to these clubs live ill ife neighbour ood o Foreman Ash down. Arden, Winthrop or Millwoo1. There are as many as ten or more hoys ill every community where thes2 clubs are organized Each community has the same breed of hogs in the clubs. By having the same breed of hogs throughout there viii be uni fOrmity of stock: thus enabling the final shipments of car loads of hogs to the distant markets when the sWinr industry advances to the point that we will have them for sale
 Every boy that raises the pig und ,e the new plan of work, outlined by ths Department, has the right to G~7n the hog after it becomes grown. The pro missory note that he signs at the bank when he agrees to take the pig unde. the direction of the County Agent, an the Demonstration Work, is also sign ed by the parent or guardian. The guardian also signs his or her right away to claim the pig later on in life. The idea being to keep the boy owning the hog. The pigs have in some cases in Arkansas, belonged to the boys so long as he was 9 pig, but when he took on the likeness of fine we'll a. veloped hog he at once became daddy's property and no longer remained in possession of the boy
 The prime object of all this work is to keep the pure bred stock on the farms and to bring in more. finally supplying all the country with the hogs. There is a complete record booS kept by each pig club member and he agrees to submit the report to the County Agent at the fair or contest a, the close of the season
 There will be two or more commua- | ity tairs in the county this fall a, which time these pigs will be placed or exhibit for final iudging-H. J Tyson. County Agent.
The Little River news., 1916-06-17

The fighting around Verdun has dwindled ito intermittent lombard ments.
The Little River news., 1916-06-17
Commissioners Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that in pur- stance of the authority and directions COT ts ired in the decretal ordar CT tre Chancery court of Little River county, made and elltred on the 18th day O.
 May. A. D. 1916, in a certain cause (NO. 924 then pending therein be- tween A. B. Little as receiver of Tex arkana Trust Co.,, complainants, anc R. B. Dodd and Nina Dodd and James F. Black defendants. the undersigned as commissioner of said court. will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder, at the front door or entrance of the county courthouse in which said court is held, in the county of Little River within the hours pre- scribed by law for judicial sales, on Saturday, the 24th day of June, A. D..
 1916, the following described real es- tate, tOwit; The west half iWaJ oi the southeast quarter (SEa) of sec
 tion P. township 10 south. range 32 west. containing so acres, in Little River county, Arkansas. Terms of Safe: On a credit of four months, the purchaser teing required to execute \ bond as required by law and the order and decree of said court in said cause, with approved security, bearing inter est at the rate of per cent per annum from date of sale until paid, and lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the purchase money. Given under my hand this 23rd day of May A. D., 1916.-Chas H. Park, Commissioner in Chancery. 54-S
The Little River news., 1916-06-17
CAL0mEL IS MERCURY! II S|CkENS!
 hcTS ON LIVER LIKE DYNAMITE

Here's my guarantee-Go to any drug store and get 50 cent bottle of Dcd- sons Liver Tone. Take a spoonful to- night and if it doesn't straighten you right up and make you feel fine and vigorous by morning I want you to go back to the store and get your money. Dodson's Liver Tone is destroying the sale of calomel because it is real liver medicine; entirely vegetable, therefore it can not salivate or make you sick.
 guarantee that one spoonful of bod. sons Liver Tone will put your sluggish liver to work and clean your bowels of that sour bile and ccnstipated waste which is elogging your system and mak. ing you feel miserable. I guarantee that . bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone will keep your entire family feeling fine for months. Give it to your children. It is Assnlees; doesny grips And they like its
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The Little River news., 1916-06-17
"Detssn's uivef Tone" Starts Your Liver Dstsr Thaa calenaI and Deesnt
 SlIlvato or nako You Sick.

Listen to met Take no more sick. ening, salivating calomel when bilious or constipated. Don't lose days work!
 Calomel is mercury or quicksilver which causes necrosis of the bones. Calomel, when it comes into contact with sour bile crashes into it, breaking it up. This is when you feel that awful nausea and cramping. If you are slug gish and "all knocked out" if your liver is torpid and bowels constipated or you have headache, dizziness, coated just take . spoonful of harmless Dod- sQn's 1iEsg Tone on my guarantee.
The Little River news., 1916-06-17
WHAT INSECTS DO

They annoy you; they spread dis ease. damage plants. vegetables, shr- ubbery chickens, dogs, hogs. cattle and horses. It takes but little of Ross Dead Quick Spray to kill every insect on your premises. It is the improved disinfectant. Use it in your home. Sold in Ashdown by Model Drug Co.
The Little River news., 1916-06-17

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The Little River news., 1916-06-17

The German auxiliary cruiser Her mann has been sunk in the Baltic southeast of Stockholm by four Rus sian torpedo boat destroyers, accord ing to Berlin. Reports from Sweden aud Denmark say the fight was be- tween Russian torpedo craft and a German auxiliary cruiser, some tor redo boats and armed trawlers, which were conveying German merchant men. These reports say the Hermann German destroyer, and 12 merchant men were sunk. :. :-.q4, -a..
The Little River news., 1916-06-17

At the home of w. s. Hughes near Alicia there is an elm tree about 50 feet high which has spread of limbs 90 feet. Some of the limbs are as large as ordinary saw logs.
The Little River news., 1916-06-17
RUSSIANS STILL GAINING
Russians Cross the River Truth and
 Make so Mile Advance.

An advance of about 80 miles by the Russians, who are moving on CZer- nowitz, is chronicled in the Russian official communication. Having cross ed the Dniester river and taken Hor- odenka and Zale Szsky, the Russians now have driven their men to the left bank If the River Pruth anl captured tue town of Sniatyn, only 20 miles northwest of Czernowitz. The Rus sian attack continues from the Pripet river in Russia and through Galicia to Bukiwina. Along the entire line. the Russian War Office says, the Austro Hungarians and Germans are being driven back and the Russians still are taking thousands of prisoners and capturing guns, machine guns and war supplies. In the II days drive 1,7S0 officers and 100000 men, 130 guns and 260 machine guns have been captured In the lower end of the German line in Russia, north of Bar anovichi, the Russians evidently have anticipated the proposed German of fensive and taken the initiative. Aft CT violent artillery preparation they seven times attented the storm the German lines. Berlin says, however, that they were repulsed with heavy losses.
The Little River news., 1916-06-17

Gentry has ordered 10000 gallons of oil to be used in oiling the streets in order to keep down the dust. The money was raised by progressive wo- men of Gentry.
The Little River news., 1916-06-17

The Italians say they have repulsed violent Austrian attacks on the Posina front. northwest of Schio.On the oth- CT sectors the Austrians are lombard ing the Italian positions.