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The Little River news., 1916-08-16
ARK. TROOPS
 ARE IN DENYING
Camp Site Excellent and Officers and Men We'll Pleased With Border.
 Arrived Sunday Night.

Dcming, N M., Aug. 13.-Both regi- nonts of the Arkansas National Guard cheered when they pulled into Demins tonight, and the populace cheered too. The troops cheered because they were tired of their long ride and wanted to stretch. The populace cheered be- ed States soldiers around.
 The four trains, two sections for each regiment, arrived within few Eour:; of each other, and the work of deiraining and getting to the camp site was done with alacrity.
 The site is excellent, and Colonel Stroupe and the man are we'll pleased There is an abundant supply of water. The tents were erected in short order and when taps was sounded the boys crawled under their blankets, which are needed here at night, and went to sleep, tired but happy.
 What will happen tomorrow is con- jectuarl. Many of the man are hoping to be with the first de etachmenI that Is sent out on patrol duty. They want the experience of looking for real ban dits and keeping them on their own side of tile border. Consequently, an immediate order for some of the troops to move south will be received with enthusiasm The order isexpect- eed to be forthcoming soon.
The Little River news., 1916-08-16
OAK HILL NEWS.

Oak Hill, Aug. 4.-(SpeciaD .-3ev, Bearden filled his appointment at Oak Hill Sunday.
 Frank Patterson is home from triA in Oklahoma.
 Arthur Wilson and family of HattOn are visiting relatives in our vicinity.
 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Love on Aug ust girl.
 Quite a large crowd attended the ice cream supper at MT. Lester's Sat arday night.
 MT. Simmons and family of Ogden visited their daughter. Mrs. Chas. All senbaumer over Friday night.
The Little River news., 1916-08-16
WILTON LOCAL NEWS,

Wilton Aug. 14-(SpeciaD.-Bro. Simmons filled his regular appoint ment here Sunday. Miss Clara Weaver has returned stay with Mrs George Cunningham. While there a very enjoyable fishing trip was enjoyed.
 Mrs. P S. Trustworthy and children, Annie and Belle, are visiting at Bog Springs. Mrs. Trustworthy had been ill for some time before leaving, but word has been received that she is feeling better
 Will Barkman is visiting relatives at Wilton this week.
 Hoyt Mason and Harry Lavis were visitors at Wilton from Texarkana Sunday.
 Miss Ella Hopson of Falls Chapel was in the city Sunday.
 Miss Kate Pettigrew and Mrs Mag gie Poland are spending the summer in Texas.
 Harve and Wayne Wheeler left for Palestine, Texas, Sunday evening.
 Levant Dickinson and Lawrence Price were in the city Sunday from Ashdown.
 Carl Pipkins of St. Louis is visiting his mother, Mrs. Polly Pipkins.
 John Burden of DeQueen was at Wilton Thursday.
 Willard Burt went to Ashdown Sat urday Cn business.
The Little River news., 1916-08-16
E. Y. r. T.. Social at Goldsmith Park.

Thursday evening at o'clock the B. r U will render an interesting program at Goldsmith's Park after which numerous games will be fu~:> ished by the entertainment committee. If al plans relating to this social are carried out, it will be one of the most interesting socials the B. Y. P. U. has given this season. The park will be brilliantly lighted for the occasion. Every member is asked to invite one Every person who has once been a member of the B. Y. P U. is invited to attend.
The Little River news., 1916-08-16
RECORD YIELD OF BEANS
Hope Man Raised Good Crop of Beans
 From Small Plot.

Hope, Aug. 11.-What is believed to he a record yield of old-fashioned Wonder beans was produced by Joe Young. He planted four rows on a plot 6X30 feet The family ate beans for several weeks and he sold $40 worth. It is estimated the beans would net $500 per acre.
The Little River news., 1916-08-16
NOTICE WATER AND SEWER DE-
 LINOUENT TAXES.

Notice is hereby given that suit will be filed against all lands and lots within Water and Sewer Districts No. 1 ill Ashdown, upon which the delin- quent taxes for 1915 are not paid by the first of September, 1916 To the taxes will be added 20 per cent pen ally, interest and costs of sale This is the last notice.-A.D. DuLaney, At torney for Board of Commissioners.
The Little River news., 1916-08-16
OGDEN REVIVAL CLOSES
Successful Meeting C!ased Sunday Ev'
 ening: I3 New Members.

Ogden, Aug. 14-(SpeciaD.-The Ogden Baptist church closed very successful revival meeting Sunday evening. A great deal of interest was beth morning and evening services. The sermons delivered by Rev. JnO. D. Freeman were very impressive, and as result thirteen members were added to the church Sunday aftrnoon. A large crowd gathered at the pool in the Smith field and eleven were i'm mersed by Rev. J. E. Brown.
 Mrs. Jim Murphey of Port Arthur visited her brother. B. F. Brock, Fri day and Saturday. Fred Hutt of Fouke is visiting his i brother, I. N. Hutt
 Mrs. P. M McCord of Ashdown spent Sunday here visiting relatives.
 J. E. Brown and Soy Budd were in Texarkana Saturday morning. Mrs. w. F. Miller and son, Chas, and Lucas Cofeld returned to Fort Smith Saturday night, after being at the bedside of l.. L. Coefield, who has been seriously ill
 Lillard Johnston and w. w. Winkler were in Ashdown Friday.
 Miss lola Turner of Ashdown was the guest of Miss Marguerite Budd last week
 Miss Grace Ball is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. Ed Pullum at Lewisville.
 Newton Smith of Fouke is visiting his uncle, I. N. Hut.
 Fred Fay was at TeXarkana We'd nesday night,
 Mrs. w. S. Crouch was at Millwood last Wednesday.
 Mrs. l. N. Hut and Misses Theresa Smith and Naioma Hopson were at "7'eXarkana Thursday night
 Miss Mary Brock left Saturday night for DeQuincy. La, where she will spend the remainder of the summer with her sister, Mrs Will Glover.
 Jesse Parker returned home Monday night from Shreveport, where he has been working
 l.. l.. Coefield, who has been serious ly i'll for the past few weeks, is rapid ly recovering.
 | Mice Aoetho IIdoinc raturned Sun- | day night from Fouke, where she has been visiting.
 Mrs. J. E. Brown and sons of Ash down spent last Friday here.
 Mir and Mrs. Roy Budd left Monday night for St Louis, where MT. Budd will purchase his fall goods.
 Early Saturday morning large crowd of Ogden people ac' ompanied by Rev. Brown and Rev. F eman es- itablished themselves on N Il Lake for an all day fishing, Luck proved good and a large, number of fish were caught and a bountiful dinner served by the ladies. Lots Of run and lots tC eat was the report Of Ill.
 Misses Lena Joh,, ston, Ethel and Nelle Dowda, Mrs Will Green and Messrs. Bob Johnston and Oscar Hampton of Ashdown visited Mrs. J.L Welch Sunday ft2rnoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. o. D. Turner, Mrs. J D. Freeman and (a ghter, Miss Mary Mrs. Bettie Traylor, Mrs J. E. Locke, Mrs. Hicks, and daughter Miss Hazel and Ms Leona Wylie of Ashdown at- ten iod church here Thursday night.
 NJ asca Mary and Rosa Mcdowell and Josie Lee Faulkner of Ashdown sis.l here Sunday.
The Little River news., 1916-08-16
GO TO WASHINGTON
Highway Commissioner Looking After
 Appropriation for Arkansas.

Little Rock, Aug 12.-W. B. Owen, state highway commissioner, and II. R. Carter, state highway engineer, lett last night for Washington, where they will make arrangements for securing Arkansas part of the $75,000O00 fed eral road bill.
The Little River news., 1916-08-16
Whenever You Need 0 General Tonic
 Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as General Tonic because it contains the wellknown tonic properties ofQUININE and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents.
The Little River news., 1916-08-16
Notice.

The cid tow water pipes will be dis connected the 1st of September. All who have not made direct connections with the city line will take notice and be governed accordingly. This is the old system in the down town section which will be cut off-M. M. Draper,
The Little River news., 1916-08-16
STATE AGRICULTURAL BILL
President Approves S27, ,000,0 ,00O Appr0-
 pria.ion-Als0 Academy Bill.

Washington, Aug. 12.-Pres.dent Wilson today signed the agricultural appropriation bill, carrying approXi- mately $27 900 GOO, and the military academy appropriation bill. carrying S1,225,O00.
The Little River news., 1916-08-16
STANDING IN AUTO CONTEST

The standing in the automobile con- test stands as follows:
 Pete Mills.
 Clyde Briant.
 Sallie Mobley
 Arthur Lott.
 Graham Johnson.
 Floyd Reed
 Rex Payne.
 Graves Thomas. Boys and girls get busy, It's not too late to enter the contest. The auto will be given away Oct 2, 1915. Come and. let us show you how to get votes.
 PRICE BROS.
The Little River news., 1916-08-16
laY-Fos, AMid, Effective Laxative 8 Liver Tonic
 Does Not GTipe nor Disturb fhe Stomach.

In addition to other properties, Lax Eos contains Cascara in acceptable form, 9 stimulating Laxative and Tonic. Lax-Fos acts effectively and does not gripe nor disturb stomach. At the same time, it aids digestion, arouses the liver and secretions and restores the healthy functions. soc
The Little River news., 1916-08-16
WRITE THE "AD" NOW!

Don't wait until you exhaust every other method of renting your spare room. There no reason in the world why the News Want Ads should be the last means you should try. If
The Little River news., 1916-08-16
HOPE GETS FIRST BALE
Raised by Lee Battle Near Emmctt
 To Be An"tiOneA

Hope, Aug. 12.-The first bale of 1916 cotton was brought to Hope this morning by Lee Battle. The cotton was raised on his farm near EmmC t. The bale weighed 450 pounds graded an inch and an eighth go d midling.
The Little River news., 1916-08-16
CAPITA PAYMENT SUSPENDED
McCurtain COuntain Indians Will Not
 Receive Payment Now.

Muskogee, Okla, Aug. 12.-Because of existing conditions in McCurtain county, under my directions and au- thority it is my duty to suspend the percapita payments in that county and the same is hereby suspended effective August II. Parker
The Little River news., 1916-08-16
WANTED; DING MEN WITH

NEkVE-Gcel pay, short hours, op- portunity for 'ravel, advancement; normal physiq e, good reference re- ference requil d. Aviation Dept THE O'CONNOR CC &PORATION, 63O9 $. Eggleston, CHICAGO, ILL.
The Little River news., 1916-08-16
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two registered Jersey
 COWS, two and four years old, giving milk Phone 67 or write Gathright Hotel, Ashdown, Ark. 73
The Little River news., 1916-08-16

FOR SALE-Good, young milch COW,
 three-fourths Jersey, giving milk. See Chas Park for particulars.-W. B.. ONeal
The Little River news., 1916-08-16
MAKE A FORTUNE buying good Ian,

hear AshdoWn before they strike oil, will make you low price on 40 or 80 acres on easy terms-J. F. Elder, KeO kuk, la, C. F. Prescott 364O Washing ,on Ave. { To is Mo- 6S f,
The Little River news., 1916-08-16
The aulnlns That Does Not Affect The Head

Because of it's tonic and laxative effect LAXA- TIVE PROMO QUlNINEi is better than ordinary Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor ringing in head. Remember the full name and look for the signature of E. w. GROVE. 25c.
The Little River news., 1916-08-16

PIANO FOR TRADE-Have good pia-
 no, will trade for pair of mules, hor- ses or cattle, will pay cash difference. W. G. Wilkerson, Pine Prairie 744t
The Little River news., 1916-08-16
WANTED

ROOMS FOR RENT-may be used for light housekeeping. Apply News office
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

Gliegern (au@ ben 3eppeliniften unb
fonffigen lentbaren 2uftf@ifftnfaHeD
fommt es in bie{em Rriege ia bdufig
bot, baB fe %ge3tpungen fino, inner
balb bon 40 Minuten f4on in cine
60be bon 5000 Metern auf5ufteigen;
nod bGufiger aber pafierts, bal lie
btnre1 S o6er 6 Minuten nit 8liBesz
f@neue aus GROCER @0be berabfteigen
miiKen. !9ierbur@ finoet ni4t nur
Elm idber @e@fel BEG 2uftourds, fon>
bern aud cine u~ngebeure Mnfponnung
bes OrganismuS ftatt. Da3n tommt
bGufig or@ nod Elm febr beoeutenoer
Me@fel Der 9emperatur.
Mun duberr fl@ Die in @rf&einung
tretenoea Tol9en bur&aus ni4t
glei@m6Big Bel alien. @S 9ibt erz
Probte Jlieger, bic betnabe uner1z
pftnoli@ f&einen. Mber 6as ftnb
berf@minoenbe Musnabmen. SIN
Mlgemeinet iinb bic Mertmale ber
Jliegertrantbeit: @rf@merte Mtmung
Bel beftiger Bef@leunigung 6es pulz
fes, Obrenfaulen, 3opff@mer9en out
ser @tirnieite; 9robe @mpfinoltpteit
eegen RG1te. 8eim 9erabgeben unb
2an6en fpirt Der Glieger bann etne
@lutpene iber btn gan3en R0rper
ftr0rnen, Dos @eii@t fart ger6tet, Der
3opf BON faft unertrdgli@en @@merz
gen gepeinigt. Damn felt fi@ ftarfe
@@laffu@t Elm. Mt@t ale Glteger
babe1 10 gu leiben; man@e mebr,
man@e min6er. Sbige @pmptome
ftnu faft ole 3urid3ufubren auf cine
erbebli@e @teigerung bes 8lutoruds,
6er fi4 aud in befttgem 9er3flopfen
gu dubern pflegt. 9ie @@laffu4t
mad bollbra@tem 90benflug bart
man als cine 9lidlt@e bon ber Natlr
borgefebene @eaftton anfeben, obne
biefelbe tp6irer, bic 6olgen uobl nk'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
&rieg8hantbetem.

@igenartise Telotrantbeiten fino
i'm @erlaufe bes &rieses feitseftelt
morben. Die 50. Meb. pr." beri@z
tet bariiber folsenoes: Sic fogenannte
&rieasform Der Ma@tblinobeit Coon
ber @orpoiten no@ anoauernbem
4us1pdben in Die Duntelbeit befaQen
perben tD;nnen) 1T teine Mugentrantz
beit. fon6ern eine @t0runs in oer
@ebtrntatigtett; ie 1T bic 6olse nerz
p6fer Mbfpannung unb pbpfii4er De
prefiion. Die @orausfa9e 1T bel Der
Ma@tblinobeit unfi@er, 8eherurs
unb 6eiluns bdngt 6anon ab. bob bon
benz @rtrartten ale n%erb0fen uno pbbp9s
I{de1 @@dbtgungen ferngebalten
tper6en.
Wdbren6 6iefes RriegeS. bat ft@'s
audi berausgeite1t, bob bic fogenannte
,6liegerfrant6eit" (ober, lpie bic
syran3ofen, Die fe auerft piiienf&aft=
ii@ unb prattii4 beoba@teten, ne1e
ne11::' ,M1al bes Mpiateurs)" tetn bio
Ger Graum 1T. @iele font in ieber
6in1i@t paFenoe iunge 2eute muBte1,
ibrem @brgei3 Ballet fagen unb bas
fabne Jliegerbafein aufgeben bes9alb.
SIS 1T Sizes Elm 2eiben, bas bic mei1te1,
Meni@en bfdut. 1pel@e in f@lante1
@pirolen ii@ raf@ aus ben unterer.
Megionen in 6te 90be f@ranben; oft
f@o1 Bel 1900 Meter 30be, TAFT 1i@er
Bel 1000 ober gar 5000 Meter. pie
Rrantbeit Gbnelt i'm mgemeinen Der
5oqenannte1 8ergtrantbeit, unb au4
aus benfelben 1ria@en, rGrnli4 neil
fi@ Der menfdlihe Organtsmus nt4t
10 f@neI an ben 96ben< un6 2nftz
uuterfhieo aes:SeSSfanel1 forp- Sci ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
Ser Re6afteur bt

- Ser Meoatteur Der
ihme6ifden ip5talbemotrattf@en Set
trng Mrbetet, Der @ei@stagsabgeorbz
nete 81. @unnar 20megren, ser tiir3z
li@ Stolien beiu@te, f@tloert folgenoe
@5ene aus 6loren3: Sci netner Mnz
tunft auf Dem 8abnbof par btefer
ben elmer neugierigen un6 i@auluiti<
gen @oltsmaffe iberfi0t, uno auf
n;eine Tragen, parum 10 biel @olt
aufammengeltrDmt lei, tldrte man
Mid ouf, Dab man gefommen lei, nm
lie @o5toliften, bic fiiitltert peroen
1oIten, gu feben. Sn @aufen bon ie
20 Mann 3ogen bic @erurtetlten un<
ter 1tarfer 8eDa@ung boriiber. sic
latten nod INNER tire 1niformen
an Man fab unter Dem grau 9eflet<
beten 2anbmtlttdr au@ cine @ruppe
bauer @eemannsioden. Sc tparen
ibrer ungefdbr 200, sic fi& aus
neber5eugung unb 9aB geger1 Sen
&rieg ge%tpeigert batten, Sem 8efebl
al ge3or9en, gegen ben 6etno gu
aieben. @ie tparen iebt bonn &riegs=
Geri@t gum So0e perurtstlt unO follz
ten na@ Mre35o gefibrt tperoen, UNI
er1@oKen gu merben. 9te meiften perz
irhten, cine freimutige 9altung gu
bemabren, unb Der cine o6er Der am
here 3eigte iogar Srob. Mte @teb
tnuroen Tie in sic Ma5en, bic fir Tie
bereit itan6en unb Ole bor Sen Sem
ftern eiierne Glitter batten, bine,naez
t1ieber.
SIN Bentley 9ofptta1 in
portase, Mis., liegt Der 6oiabrise
Nels Sacobi on, Elm mcblbabenber
6armer aus benz bena@borten
Mounbpille, nit elmer g@ubtpunbe
barnieber, bic ibm nod Mnfi@t Der
Mer3te bic gebtraft auf benz einen
Muae foften tpirb. SSocob{on erb.eIt
bon {einem 14idbrigen s@obr. eine1
@&rot{9uB ins @eii@t. Ser Sun3e
bate gerabe auf Elm 9ubn feline
SIinte ~obgebridt, ols fem @a1er UNI
bermutet aus Der @tolltiir beraus=
lam unb in bic @autbahn trat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

e%r11ter.
Se6o@ fdmtli@e obiee 2eioen fnb,
bonn milttdrif@ztattif4en @efi4tsz
punfte menigitens, ri@t a%nndbernb
bon folder Mi@tigteit ME 3mei am
bere Grfdeinumen, bic fi@ Bel nur
an3u nielen Gltegern in Der pra1is
balo 3eigen. Das finb Die @intpir<
fungen 6es Mufz unb Mbftiegs auf bic
Musfelbepegungen. 9tefe 3eigen
f@ BEL ibner1 ndmli@ in boppelter
Mi4tung: Grftens BARN, 6ab Ole
musfeln Der MilIensfraft ni4t mebr
NIT gepobnter @@neuigfeit unb 9olI<
%fommenbeit gebor9en, un6 3tpeitens
BARN, bob @ef1erbetpegungen auftrez
ten, bic ben piltirli9en Bepegungtn
entgegenarbeiten. Mon mirb fofort
einfeben, bob iol@e Glieger, Bel 6enex
btefe lebteren @ri4einungen al Sage
treten, fir militdrif@e, Dor allen aber
fir R~rieys3tpede obfolut unta,g1id
fin6. prattif9 perfigen lie ia ni#
iiber ibren RDrper, o6er tpenigftens
ibre Mtqenstraft, mas auf basfelbe
binaustommt. Mit einem mort:
Man fann fi@ ni@t auf ie un6 ibr
Sun berlaFen. SECT ftnb ale fol@e
.unfi9ere &antoniften" aus ben J1iez
gertorps Der beiben Raifermd9te aus
gemer5t. Mber in ben erfen monaz
ten CAB es @@mierigfeiten unb @4dz
ben, Die fi@ erit allmdblig ertldrten.
Nur gang sefunbe menf4en NIT fferz
ten Merben tperben iebt nod 3u sJ}f3e<
germ a%usgebil6et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

8pee @laoidgebaobern idteb'n unb
quoi1'M
Mm @ni6lagbrdb. g fdngt an sc naii'ln.
Sc 2eibe filth bor6 De @dtraB'n
Mib rob'n Obr'n unb room Nal'n.
Sen beeb'n an b'r @a6bauSede
9reiht'6 uff'n Supp nnb bord De Shade.
gleib tparidt fe, Seler' lsrnen 1 isnrs!!'
Srau Bed: ~Sam &c ee5arb. 8ra'a
Ss BAG &c mid ST reer,e fSrep'l,
Scr ham ihun- tpieber dne 99labbe."
I'm 16pubbi9, balb5u is be @labbe.
Sssrou @htpefI: u@e bam re9t, Sralt
8e1'n,
9o ihieB'n {e unb baum unb i4te9'm
limb idreitp'n, b'r &rieg. Der tpdr' d
@egn...
Srou Bed, ib gloob', mr. frieg'n
@eg'n."
l1nb an Be Maauer BUN ie i@ i4teQen.
.SSrou Bed, Das mib'n 9arbanenen
IS oph ne nadli9e @efGibte.
@6papp, flieet d Srubb'n ins @efi&te.
.Trou @dtpefl, amer bas babt fdeene.
Sebt fem mir grade 9ibi4 dQeene:
Sc 9ar6eneu 'n-iein &c bert 9tpieg,1-
$50 bun benn eegenblt4 bic liegn?"
@ooruff fulgt' eene groBe Bauie.
Sc @Gtpefl'n bdfb'I6 an br @rarie
l1nb BUS 5or ge9'n beemli& fag'n:
.9us tpuint'9 sc ndmli9 oo4 8letd9
fra9 H."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
6aIidje @%oriteaanaen.
Sic rmTifde diplomatic bate sic Sttnt'
,1u1g III 8ulsarien nertannt.

muua In Bmlgarien nertannt.
6alf@e @oriteuungen bon Der
@timmung in 8ulgarien bate fi4 bic
1nHi1de Diplomatic sema@t. SIN
Muf@lub an bic unldngft erfolgte Mb<
1eiie oes rufii@en @efanbten @iaz
toinsti, ser tpegen elmer 8ltnobarm=
operation beim Mbbru@ Ser Diploma
ti14en B%e5iebungen 5piiden &uBlano
unb 8ulgarien in @ofta 5urudbletz
Len mubte, f@rieb etne balbamtllhe
3situng in @ofia: r9ur& eine
munoerbare Mutoiuggeition batte f4
tie ru6if@e Diplomatic bon ben in
8ulgarien berrf@en6en @timmungen
Elm 6urdous pbantaittf@es Bib 9ez
ma@t. Mon bilbete it@ in gemi1en
5&reiien in Petersburg Elm, oaB bic
Nulgarer aus 9antbartett 9e9en
MuBlono ibrer unab9dngigteit entiaz
GEN uno glidli@ fem tDiiroen, bon
c:.spGrts erteilte 8efeble 3u tmpfanz
gen. Man glaubte, 6aB 6as Bib oeS
@lapentums unferen Slid geblenoet
sGtte unb DAB mir in einem enti@etz
tenoen Mugenblid unierer @ef4tnte
eeipnnen tpGren, ouf unfere nationaz
len Mn1prii@e in Ma5ebonten gu ber<
aiGten, bas bon etnem @olte getne1z
te4 uno gefoltert pur6e, 6as ii@ einen
Wortdmpfer 6es @latpentums nan1,<
1e, I'M unfere Mugen auf oiefes See
ielbtlb gebeftet fe~ft3ubalten.
Ser runif@en Diplomatic gins oas
Merftdnonis fir 8ulgarien OBJ,
e?ei@mobl aber erbob tie ben Mn<
ipru@ barauf. feline SSntere7en unb
ieine Tor6erungen gut gu tennen, unb
seriet iebeSmal in einen 3uftanb Der
@erei5tbeit, tpenn man tbr bon bull
cari{@er @eite 6te Mtrfli4teit IN bas
GeoG@tnis 3uriidrief. SIN Mat 1913
mar ser 1erbi1@zbulgar1@e @treitfaQ,
in benz @uB1on6 sic @ol1e bes
@@ieosri@ters iibernommen batte,
cuff ieinem gefdbrli@ften puntk dn<
gelangt. Mublanb trat aus feiner
&oqe berauS nno gab uns ben Mat,
beriDbnli@ gu fem, bas beibt, Ttets
zen unerfdttlthen 8egebrli@teiten Der
@erben na@3ugeben. limb als Der R6z
mtg ser 8ulgaren als getreuer 9ol<
metf@ Der @efuble feines Bodies auf
rie @atf@ldse 6es 3aren Die Mnt<
iport erteilt bate, baB 8ulsarien
Ma5e6onien g%egeniber ni@t nur
Ae@te, fonbern au@ Pflt@ten babe,
So gob es in @etersburg cine aqge>
raeir1e Mtbfttmmung.
Ser @efanbte @fapinsti. ber. unz
let 2an6 etner Monat mad fetner
aonegen berlaKen bat, lit ser @hre
zines &Dntglt9en 8eiu@es un6 aler
Mufmertf amfetten tetlbafttg getporz
rem, Ole man einem Musldnber BON
Anieben f@uloete. Mir t0nnen be5eu<
gen, 6oB in 8ulga1sen nteman6 oaz
con 6entt, cine &ebolution gu entfefz
ieln, pie iie in gemi7en &reiien 10
slUbenb berbetgefebnt miro. Sm Sc
senteil, bic bulgarii@e Nation, bic
aue lire &rdfte. fir Sen Srtumph
tbrer @o@e eingeiebt bat, 6en fe
11ebe fiebt, bat nur etnen @e6anfen.
nur Elm S6eal."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
0ftmer 5d5rtibtbrttf hts
tbtltpp 5antrampfrr.
1850.

Mein lieper 9err @e6adttondr:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

aIs tpenu es fem better 6reunt nar.
Mtpmer en- Sipp bat CT i'm nit getplpe
I'm oas mar 10 en- &ds mo Sdnoran3
sYliB is. Menn i9 hu@ nit Ser alerz
i&morte1te fin, i4 i'm atptper au@
nod lang nit ser bummite, pomit ih
rerblettpe Sbne Sbrn lieper
pbilipp @aueramper.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

&mmGmien perfamft ben Nittel-
mddten iein iberihiiliges @etrei6e,
,pos iebenfals mdt 6arnud auSiieb,
als Oh es NIT sem Mnidlub an Die
Auiierten iebr eilig babe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

Menn to-
Sbne legte
Wo@ 9ef4r1tpz
Ipe ben, baB
mer 10 E feines
Dinner gebobt
batte, 10 berfe
sc nit 6ente,
boB aqes 10
{d)mubt abganz
&c pdr. @ebn
&C., pa is for
Sn1ten3 ser
The Irish standard., 1916-12-23
AN OLD MINNEAPOLIS RESIDENT
DEAD.

John Gleason, another old and re-
spectacle resident of this city died last
Saturday at his home at 1705 West
ern Ave. Mr. Gleason had been
citizen of Minneapolis since 1870. For
years he was engaged in the railroad
contracting business and was well
known all over the state where he has
many friends who mourn his demise.
He was also street commissioner in
the First Ward and was prominent in
city politics. He was a native of Tip.
perary, Ireland, and came to America
in 1S47. He is survived by five sons,
William, Isaac and Joseph, of this
city, the last-named street commission
er of the Fourth ward, and Thomas
and Robert of Missoula, Mont. The
funeral took place last Monday morn
ing from the Pro Cathedral of St.
Mary; burial was held in St. Mary's
cemetery.
The Irish standard., 1916-12-23
Ono. lS9S9.)
Order for Creditors To I'resc

tNo. lS9S9l
Order for Creditors tO l'rcAcnt Claims.
Etc.
state OF Minnesota, County uf licnnc-
pin. Probate Court
In the matter of the estate of Il. \.
Strebel. also known as George a.
Strehel, deceased.
Letters OF administration on the cs-
tate of q. \. Strehcl, also known as
George y: Strehel. deceased. late of the
nesota. being granted to NJ. j. Gill OF
said county and state:
1t is ordered. that six months he and
the same is hereby allowed from and
after the date of this order. in which
all persons having claims or demands
to file the same in the probate court OF
said county OF Hennepin for examine
ton and allowance, or he forever
barred
II is further ordered. that the first
Monday in July; 1917. at 10 o'clock II.
M. at a general term of said probate
court. to be held at the court house in
the city of Minneapolis. in said county.
be and the same is hereby appointed as
the time and place when and where
and adjust said claims and demands.
And it is further ordered, that notice
of such hearing be given to all crrti-
tors and persons Interested in said es-
tate by forthwith publishing this order
once in each week, for three successive
paper printed ana published in said
county.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 18th day
of December. 1916
by the Court.
JOHN \ DAHL.
Judge of Irontc
LoIlNG i ANDERsoN. .>t,yS.