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The Washington herald., 1916-01-03

After an absence OF two months on
vacation. Alexander Hasruder. secretary
of legation at copenhagen. has returned
to his post.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-03


poles between Luna Park and the brick
yards. just north of Four-mile-run,
Alexandria County. total of twenty
five out of twenty-eight strands of wire
on three sections of poles were carried
away. But one wire was left in opera
ton between Alexandria and Washing
ton.
The theft was discovered about 4
O'Clock this morning. A force of tele-
phone employees by noon had all Of the
wires replaced and service in operation
The stolen wire Is valued at about $500.
With the reopening of the public
schools tomorrow. the new high school
building. at Cameron and West streets,
will be used. 1t will accommodate Is
pupils. Tomorrow. Us high school pupils
will enter the new school and later In
the week, 200 boys from the third and
fourth grades, will attend classes in the
new building. The girls In the primary
grades now being taught in the Richmond
Theater. will be transferred to Lee School.
to take the place of the high school
students. .a
The new high school building has thir-
teen large class rooms, a principals
room and auditorium. The building cost
$4,000 and is regarded as one of the
most modern and best equipped school
buildings in the State.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-03

Assistant Secretary John Z. Osborne.
Of the Department OF. state. has recover
ed from 4 recent operation and resumed
his duties.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-03

ment OF Labor. has returned from an
extended Western trip.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-03

Telephone wire thieves early this morn
Ing cut 800 feet of copper wire from the
The Washington herald., 1916-01-03

On his way to Join the North Attain
tie feet, Naval Constructor @. C. West
erveit. who has been stationed at Seat
tie, is registered at the shorehsm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29
Geihliiiic ii6cr ben goo bun
Tr. Yeuroc Oauer leDerhort.

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ecpilienDaiien @aiien ueroren BAT; uno ici
cS ierner
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tem @n0eoenlen bon Or. GDerBart gcipionlei
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(Sepi29ib) Sireiiorcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29
9RciHer giebitonO in
0eutib LAMB.
lnraOII0s na@ saeuIuel

@erIin 2S. September. SSn
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in ser p66e BON 2,000,000 5u Der.
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1T nnperdu0ert 9e6lieben. Inter Sell.
ben 1T Elm 9iidgana bon mir 1 9Sro.
sent ieiieeiiclt moroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29
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Gebts bci Maiirten anf
gSeitirOut.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29
bietsermerb i'm 93olfau.


9erlin %. September. ~ Der
&ei9stog lit 6eute mieOer 5uiammen-
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ipdter. Stalien fiirdtete ii6 ougen.
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quen5en, melde i6m be5iielib ieiner
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bdngt BON @nglanO's &oble imo BON
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29
laraDlIOs naa ea09IIIel

gerIin %. September. 0ic
6olbomtlic6e ,.9torooelltibe 9lagemei-
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9dnoer giriid5nbaltcn, ober ili1t liC
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29
0os @arifer gIbenO.
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petersburg 2S September,
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lid bon 9iioo seIeaenen Shiibengrd.
ben eiu5nOringen ie mnrOeu aber
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bolten." 60 Iautet ser ofiBieac Yc-
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picieu. SSu ser @ceenO bon @n6,
mob. Spiniudlp nno 3orptni5a iuur.
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men. Ter 6eino leiitet itSrriih @i.
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ben oitrh iuieOerbolte @esenongriiie
ght Der Cftiee mohten uniere 6lie
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BON 2ielltenoui @ortopcufo crloIarei
he gInariiie onf Die am 9Inaern Set
aeleeeuen feinoIiben 9eroorone, IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29
Gr6fnrt.
SiBmng OeS Ornti9en
&ei6stags.
Ser San5ler, Or. b. Setb=
mamn.6OIlipeG iprtdjt.

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aricgserfIarung StoIieu's uuo
9aumdnien's Dorausgiugeu.
@ermeiIt ouf Oen BON enoIonO
ouf StoIien ousseiibten 0rud.
Stolicu's Qlbiibtcn auf @e-
bietserperb i'm 8olfan.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-18
DAM IS COMPLETED.
New Mexico Reservoir Will Be lh
 Largest in the World.

Elephant Butte. N. NJ. May i3- Work was completed here satai- day on the Elephant Bntte dan United States reclamation pr0iee' which forms the greatest storas reservoir in the world. Constfuclinl began five years ago. The reserve will feed an irrigation system iha will water iS5.000 acres of land New Mexico, Texas and Mexico
 The dam, which blocks canya of the Rio Grande i20 miles north q Fl paso, is the fifth of the govern ment's big irrigation projects anl will store the entire flow and aoo1 of the river. The reservoir VII hold i15,000.000 cubic feet of walsF which reclamation service expert say will cover the state of DelavaH to depth of two feet.
 The dam stands SIS feet high an' Is f.674 feet long. It provides roadway across the canyon l6 fe wide and at it's base is 235 feet thitA
 Territory to be irrigated by th' reservoir lies in four valleys Fe each of these diversion dam ana main canals are being construeIa Twenty-Five thousand acres of lHt land is on the Mexican side Of iass river near Juarez. More than hal of it is virgin. with a small aereag owned by the government.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-18

to visit relatives and friends over sun day.
 Elijah Roberts was at the river Wednesday fishing and got fine lot of fish
 Mir and Mrs. Fate L. Cato of Waters, came over Saturday and were guests of Mir and Mrs. w. O, Bowen.
 Mrs A 5. Daniel gave birthday din ner in honor of her mother. Mrs F. E Goodman Friends and relatives were present
 Rev Jack Scott of Rocky preached at Union Sunday A large crowd was in attendance He will also preach next month
 Mir and Mrs Henry Lilies have re- turned from Oklahoma, and are living on the M Fountain place having bought Earl Fountains crop.
 There will be preaching at the Bapt- st church Sunday at II a. m by the Rev j. O Butler Also preaching at Union Sunday afternoon at 8, by the Rev Brown of Wombie
 Elijah Abee went 10 Mena "Wednesday to meet his wife and little daughter and Mrs. smith and son, Willie from Oklahoma where they went last fall They decided Arkansas was the place for them They will reside near Black Springs
 That Mo
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-18
Two-mrLE WINTERS.
Ranbler.

Artema Martin is spending this week With her grandfather at Hatfield Johnny Ward and Ivan Gam attend ed the play at Hatfield Saturday night.
 Mir. Naught and family visited rela- tives at Nunley Saturday and Sunday.
 Marion Holder cf Pleasant Hill visit ed with Arthur Bell Saturday night and Sunday
 Miss Mayme Gist and little sister of near West Valley spent Saturday night with relatives here
 yerlie vaught spent Tuesday night of last week with her friend Olive Ernest near Potter.
 Henry Lynn, Clarence Owens, Mark and Willard Hall of Potter attended singing at this place Sunday afternoon.
 Prof. Musgrave and wife and little son. of Six-Mile spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of J T. Ward and family.
 The graduating class at this place received their diplomas last week Those who graduated are Irma Nichols Artie Bell. Grayce Martin. Clariee Bea- vers, Daisy Mason and Rosa Daniel
 Our debating society has come to life again. We had quite an interesting debate last Saturday night The sub- 1ect for discussion next Saturday night is Resolved. That the United States Snould Not Hunt Down Villa"
 Bachelor Girl" wishes to thank Live Oak and the West Valley cor respondent for those strawberry short cake recipes. Try this. Take the white of two eggs. beat until stiff add one half cup of sugar and one and one half cups of fl ely mashed strawberries Beat all together until stiff.
 Bachelor Girl
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-18
yANDERvooRT.

oscar Wilkins was in Mena Saturday
 Fred Thinnes visited home folks at
 Mena Sunday. Rev. W. B Arnold went to Hatfield
 last Thursday
 Run Bell made a business trip to
 Fort Smith last week.
 Mart Towery of Hatton is working
 for Kelsie Beauchamp. Mrs. Fred Parson left for Des Moines. Ia Tuesday evening
 sam Capehart of Paris. Tex was visiting friends here last week Paul Floyd and Riley Watkins of Hartley were trading here Saturday
 Barney Dixon. our new tosorial art
 ist. has moved his family ineo town. The Maize sisters came down from Cove Sunday to spend the day with home folks Rev w. B Arnold left Tuesday to attend conference of the M E. church. south. at Giliham Agent Philips is improving his prop erty by adding a new room and will paint and decorate. Another change of operators. MT. Dickson went to Spiro and Mir. Golden of Tulsa took his place The baptizins at the lake last Wednesday, Rev W. B, Arnold oiieia- ting. was well attended Margaret, the little daughter of Mir. and Mrs J. N. Porter has been quite sick but Is better now large crowd from this vicinity attended the Decoration exercises at West View last Sunday. Mrs. Fred Parsons and two children of Wharton, Tex, came in last Thurs day for a visit with her father, Dr. ]. N Porter
 Rambler.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-18
NuSLEy NEwsLETs.

John Law is moving to Oklahoma Frank Brumbelow is very sick with measles.
 Frank Thompson was in Mena or business Saturday.
 Lloyd Page of Hatfield visited at the M C Ellsworth home Sunday Grandma Ford of Nunley Is visiting her son, r. Ford. of Board Camp. ]. R. Neal is putting up his mill which will soon be in running order Some have failed to get a stand Of cotton on account of planting too early Farmers are blowing corn and get ting ready to go fishing when 1t rains again.
 Spear Ellsworth of Logan county is visiting his brother. NJ. C Ellsworth and sister. Mrs W. A. Cloud
 Pool Wagner. Jim Heath, Bill Clark Albert Ellsworth and J. R. Neal and son Dewey were in Mena Saturday M C. Ellsworth cut a very rich bee tree Saturday, getting about 50 pounds of honey and very fine hive of bees Abb Freeman and daughter. Mrs Emma Readen of Logan county, are visiting friends and relatives at Nun Icy this week.
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The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-18
POTTER PIcKuPs.

Lee Bates was in Mena Friday
 Emmett Rowe drove to Mena Mon day
 Mrs Mark Hall of old Potter was in town Monday
 MT Bulta went to Oklahoma on busi- ness this week
 Estelle Walker and Sam Bates little girl are quite sick.
 Mrs Stevenson and little boys visited at Rock Sunday afternoon.
 Phil Stevenson made a business trin to Poteau Thursday, returning Friday
 T. R. Bates is on foot again and says one round with measles is enough for him.
 Mrs. Chiicutt. who Is very low with cancer, is not expected to live many days
 Mrs. Jess Brown went to Scott coun ty Thursday to visit her new grand daughter.
 MT and Mrs James Walker, MT Hau- ert and Mrs. Fortner were Hatfield vis- itors last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bernard Dunman of Mena spent Sunday with Mrs. Dun mans parents here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Potter. Mrs Emmett Rowe, MT Foster and little boys were fishing all day Saturday
 Mrs George Crawford and babies Of Mena visited her parents. Mir and Mrs Jim Goodwin. last week.
 Mir Bailey, Herbert Walker and Her bert Campbell took the civil service examination at Mena Saturday.
 Amy Butler and Herbert Campbell spent the weekend with homefolks. returning to school Sunday evening
 childrens day exercises were post poned on account of measles and the occasion will be observed some time in June.
 MT and Mrs Harris and chfldren drove to Hatfield Sunday morning Mr Harris returned on No. f. leaving his family Co visit this week with home. folks
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-18
GRANNIs GRAINS.

Mrs O. C. Kirby was quite sick the
 past week. but is again able to be up
 We now have two lawyers at Gran his. T. J. Wilbanks and Amos McCurley Strawberry shipping season Is almost
 past for this year There was heavi-
 CT output than at one time expected Grandma Collins and daughter Miss
 Sallie is visiting at the home of W. l. Collins. Miss sallie win leave this week
 MT. and Mrs. Dan Meyay returned from Kansas City last week and were accompanied home by their sister, Mrs Kate DeTar
 This coming Friday, May i9 is the
 time appointed to meet to work the cemetery. Come early and let's get in
 a good days work.
 This coming Sunday at II o'clock a.
 m. and at 8 D. m. is Brother Hiddleson's
 regular appointment at the Union
 church. All are cordially invited.
 Rev. Russell Brown preached at II
 a. m. at the Baptist church the past Sunday. From now on he will preach
 at the same hour each second Sunday. Mesdames Minnie Coyle and Essie Kneipp were shoping in Mena one day last week. Also Alex Coyle was look | ing after some business at the record ers office the same day. The Mothers Day program held at the ODlOn CnuTCn SuuudS nlbnl WdS
 well attended. Quite number of the
 mothers of the town and vicinity took part and helped make the exercises Interesting and impressive. Prof and Mrs. Luther Elan of near Wilburton. Ok, came in to spend vaca- tion with Grannis friends and relattvSs. Prof Blan will leave this week for Durant, Ok, where he will attend nor mai for a month. Mrs. Elan will spend the time in Grannis
 Quite number of the Grannis people prepared lunch to carry with them and
 after Sunday school got in their cars and hied to Bog Springs to eat dinner Those known to the writer to have gone are Messrs. & H. and J. H. Me curley, o. c. Kirby and Alex Coyle and their families
 M. F. D. NJ
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-18

her Ittie grandson. spent about week with her brother. w J. Brinkly, Of this place.
 Fogel school closed Friday The teacher. Mrs. c. Hays eontempiates go ing to Durant ok. in q re" aass where she and the Lemine girls Aisses Ethel and Arlie expect to attend the normal
 Mrs M ]. White and Carl White oi Board Camp. came 70 this eommnnits May 6. Mrs White came to visit her two sons, N c. and T. B Carl came to attend school until its close Mrs White returned home Friday aecompa- nied by her daughter-in-law Mattie White
 A number of people from Howard ana Fanny and Ratta Hilton Of Nunley tookk 6 trip last Saturday up on biaektorn K Mountain to place callel Eagle Slin- quite @ scenic place composer or ciiff cf rock almost in an IT. shape and |abput 20 or 30 feet high. and extending Something like 300 yards.
 Mount ain Boy
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-18
A symbol of Health.

The pythagorians of AnelsA Greece ate simple food, praellsss {. temperance and purity. As a pug they used the flve-pointed s~ which they regarded as a synlpm x health A red flve-pointed star 7 . pears on each package of CnaltsIss cham < lain's Tablets. and still fiuilllls ancient mission as a symD.o,, Y health. If you are troubled wlla .;ss x digestion, biliousness or eonsslSls slss tion, get a package of these la1s .II X from your druggist You VI, sssl surprised at the quick rellei N% as, they afford. 0btainable esss where.-Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-18
Women Frightened, Four Drown

Dyersburg. Tenn, May i5-Erigllt ened by snake which apparenl' was making for the skiff in wnl.l they were rowing on Reel Foot lsA' near Samburg, Tenn, Sunday, as +. J. Bum and Mrs. H. J. Keller i's control of the boat and when capsized both women, a child Va' was with them, and George Hanl' ton, who went to their assIslahs' were drowned.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-18
OAK HILL HINTS.

Crops are needing rain Ed Moodey had to replant his cotton this week
 Mrs. Annie Gobble and son went to Big Fork Friday
 The Rev. Mir Howell preached at Oak Hill Sunday evening Mir and Mrs Irving Hamhy's baby is sick with chickenpox. Miss Cassil Mecford has been sick but is reported better Henry Bain and W. T. Lemons made a business trip to Mena Saturday Mir and Mrs. Jim Heath of Nunley were at oak Hill Sunday evening. Miss Virtie Suggs and Mrs. Sallie Coriey were shopping in Mena wednes- day
 Black Eyes
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-18
oLp coyE.
Softv

Bud Liner went to Bog Springs Sat. urday.
 C. Liner was Hatfield visitor Sat urday.
 MT and Mrs Lenox Stockton spent Saturday night at George Stoclxton's.
 Mrs. s. c. Wight was a caller at Cove Tuesday She has had a lot of wire fence put in recently on her place, "The Oaks"
 Mothers Day was celebrated by a good program at Old Cove church. The Rev, Mir Hamiter gave a good talk to the mothers. The Sunday school super intendent and several of the teachers made short talks. and the dinner-well, old Cove always has been noted for its fine basket dinners At 3 D. m. the Rev. MT Arnold of Hatfield gave a fine talk to the mothers. Subscriber.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-18
sUNLEY NOTES.

Tom Clark Of Board Camp is visiting his brother, H. R. Clark
 Misses Edna and Cordie Parker were visiting at Board Camp Sunday. Misses Retta and Fannie Hilton are visiting friends at Fogel this week X crowd of young people from here attended the singing at Oak Hill sun day.
 NIT. and Mrs. Sude Heath of Heath Valley were visiting at the W. J. Park CT home Monday.
 Mrs Lula Thacker of Wickes is visiting her parents MT and Mrs L. O Cooper of this place.
 Mns Old Maid
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-18
BOARD CAMP NEWS.

Mrs Ada Gilbert and children are with Mrs Gilbert's parents here now
 A number of young people from here attended services at Cherry Hill Sun day.
 Gregg Purvis, who has been attend night with home folks leaving Tues Iday morning for Tulsa, Ok
 The Rev. Howell, together with the Rev H. Patterson of Mena held ser vices here Saturday night and Sunday
 Ira Stanley who has been for some time at Nazareth. Tex. has returned for a few weeks visit with homefollss
 w F. Holt and Edward LePelley were with us in our Sunday school Sunday. Mir. Holt conducted our school admirably and we extend an iavita. ton to them 10 come again