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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-10

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lfrioer iIo pna iremneo @riino. Get
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bit ion hnrit, at &lubbernPn0enc
moattc reb0c fig peo en- boitia Slugt.
&c iuoifrpnfeoe iaa fin SEPARATIONS.
boiiS til @ng9norben, bpor De | eli
libcn Nsitnf %begpnbte at isee eiter Den
forbu0tc Bare, me- her bite Dc zig
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puo, fine Sorn. Sorbitreoe pc6 fine
llhcIo bcitcmtc MGn0cnc liz til uoen
pi0cre at arrcitcre MrS. llrbecf, men
ga FREQ Tamilicno Sumo inc o9 toq
ct tort StDtfe no al en- Eolitimono9
melt fis0ftIoe 2cgcm9ocI. Ser moat.
tc tiIfaloc5 Soritcrfningcr Tor at iun
@o2 pan oct bi0ife Nenogeri.
9unitcn at blipc gnmmci. Zen 80.
aoriac Hep. 9enlonlin Drumming al
Boone, bar UNDER ct firfeligt Wte0e /
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oct, man ielplel0eliq life nloottc be-
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% Beat, bcifploer 8ro3bunoIcrc /
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bliuer %iorioorIig ilopoffct |
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SiIirl0er, bpor Der betultea
for IS Vllno port I%oin5", men
ser / %irfcIiNbcocn finn bar
hcrof. Otter Den ~Nirlocn0c
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0erucb 40 GcntS mere enc Der tiIfom
bcnt. Wro@bon0Icrne % SlaNtcrnc
bar erflTrct, at Der oncr belle Solla
oct cr %olminbcIi0 Sfif OF NrllN Of
pcie aieoci cftcr at oct or %inopatfct,
men roar oCt cr / Strio mch Solpu@
Sope, iou agtcr &c bog life at moo'Ut
te ii9 hi9lc. &c bar Ocrfor arrange.
RET CT Wp0c nlcb Observation-Disclosures
Ic3 Wtninc3 Tor at tonnmc I'll Ell
flnr TorituucIie meb Ncninn til bette
Sporg2moal. Ser cr ira enfcltc
NoIo Giort ocn Yonitanb, at nennc
Neinina al Subpotnin9 toinNcr aleo.
priicn benimob Ell Sent hsiere, emo
ocit meo rettc burbc pare. iaa Oct ali.
ino ogioa ior Den cntcItc NllaboIo.
ming bcIpbcr fig til life lno libct /
Sob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-10
9lltnnis.
SiateSc bel hBit. Ser 10,

Sigteoc bel bsit. Ser iort9nes /
Ipiierne, at en- CHARLES Nelion, Der
bar aniat iom Siener / s. Sgoen Ir.
molrs palaoslignenoe Stem / Gbica.
90, forleoen blep nappet al Tolitiet
netop iom ban ifillbe gtpe Stor.
llagterens Cater en- glebenoe &iGr.
ligbeoserflGring. Get laoer til, at
Melion olereoe / nogen Sib bapoe
bapt @nIbfuglen iiigte og giort Jig
lGffer Tor Den / oct bsiere Sellfabs.
lin iaa populGre 0tiis Solita Ir.
mour, men at oenne paa en- meget
llimif Waabe b9pnebe oenne Sorma-
iteIie peo at initriiere en- Spbaselies-
betient, ion iaa ifreo inb | oct afgie'
renoe Eieblif. HeIion erfl9rebe iioen,
at ban life Longer bar nogen Sillio
til &pinben.
aiIbe foiter Chicago mango Hense.
Solf / Safe Soreit, Ell Soritab til
Chicago, bIep for ct 0ar Mar iiben
meaet bebaeelis o~perraifeoe peb, at
en- @anbfiIoe pInbieIig i~prloIeoe op
beriteoS, % Ell liben rislenbe @9f
brso tit Seize siennem Spen. gien-
oomsbanbIere tiente Yeuse paa Sill
ben % 99ffen. iom / Advertisement.
ter tilaeoes De melt benripenbe gger.
ifaber, men belle Serligheben fit for.
Ieoen Ell brat g%iilutning, 9bicagos
@anbfommisiion opbaeeoe nemlis, at
"aiIoen" ifrep Jig ira ct Sruo paa
en- SanoIeoning, % at to Wiaioner
8anouS gano bar eaaet tabt pr.
Waaneb. Zen iaa meget loupriite
@anofiIbe % @Gf bar | TO slar foiiei
GhicagoS Tanbfommisiion omtrent
$500 pr. Maanch.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-10
&urerte tit Srof

Sea nj for hsre Ner t,lbugt Ct iS NJ erottil'uIoe ute
az Icitt en- eH'tr' Snatyut iaaot mtg at bet eH.it,
Soob 'ur 6elbrtbtIitp bible p9n en- Operation gHo
ojortt mig intei aoot. luli5ii ~ lea uo9st. Der aurtla
% 'ulbiiGHb,e b,lbr'btht MA. Elert War CT ~beuaaa,b
men ero,tiii1Ibei CT ifit ntuet tIbaat. troos at lea
ajsr iuHgi Arbtbs iOm SHeot.r Stt oar luatu Cpsl
rotipn inetn 1ibsipihs. inisi erporri. 9fa bar int,t
al iolat. men pl alpe imoiianeias Cpla jniulsr ON
kpprban hu fan srholbt 'ulbitnubiq psIbnsoelie ubta
Cpuaiicu. apis ou iripsr III mig Eugene NJ. Pullen.
snedkrr. sec Maroellus Ayenh'. Manasquan. n.
j. gsbi Of fiIppt ue benRt Acknowledgements ca pie
ttn III hp~uisDipmhei'i anhrt Der liber AZ Srot - 81
ian frdis 81 sio tasr ibeihiHe'it itnuls Smtrisrns pes
bsHns spaoom % tierEs Naeltelitn "a JareH Deb en-
GpeIaitou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-10

pes at babe forisgt of faa pisfe Sp.
Ipsninger hos Wr. Sbomas, babbe
eaaet tilbage til fit glabs aontor,
bpor Rebaftsr s. Ranire faa bapbe
tiIraobet benoe at gao ND os ffpoe
IbomaS. Saeen bar paft ubpre Sp.
iiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-10
Sernbuncarbcibe uco @cmiSii 10.

ucS. s. s. NpiubI, ErUliocut al
NcO @ntc Northern RaiImap 60, bar
'orlcocn crflUrct, at Nrbcioet pud
Den me Nonclinic ira @emioji noro.
oucr I'll @arrooo oil begpnoe til
NQurCll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-10
Nrn0Ncri brrnot.

SORTS @reming Cos @rpgQeri / guit
@rnnb Sorts nc0brGubte Den Zoe o3.
mco et Cab al $4,000. Nlben an.
toQe9 opltonet pco &ortllutuing al
clcttrlltc Se0nln0er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-10
llug TurrctninsSmano epS al

|nrrcInmmCI'c. NelDcn Wlla1C, en-
% Hur gonrmel SorrctniuQamono /
Mnrmonp cr iorrige llQe / iii Niem
0crlteo8 0iluact uCN Ce0cn AZ Nurue-
loumlclle. STAcrle bar 0c 10 libite
GuNe %opcrbcuiitc ON hodo Splooms
men uar. [<utct nrloct GiliUlbc err
rorctommct / @neu cncr Smc1u.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-10
3ftiuurTrtu.
Sriitioc Intpmpbiltpuc.

Sriitiae gntpmobiltpuc. Gn Nlt.
tomobil tilbcrcnoc Nllbcrt Nnnicu
blcn iorIcocn itiooIcn ira @aoen
ubcnior CT al Ct. CLOUDS Sbeatre.
Gil Euitmcitcr / Guihinq, Worri.
ION Gorntp, er u0nppnt Ole a..
&obuion; AIRS. Uroce W. Ectsrlun
err uonGuut til Ell Ii2ucuOe Stillilg i
Gu~burg, ct Smlia Gountp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-10
Selpnnins lat paa S~urbrpocrs so.

StipHHlHg Jul puu O~ururupers pp'
ucb. Sra 8rono Hapios meloes, OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bar u6louet e.
geIenniug al $500 Tor Den euer DC,
tom fan fangc Wiia Olga Cabs
Sperialb3mono, scr ppre iis Iepeube
eaer bpo. ) inmme 2iemeo er Che.
riii anoerion beorOrei til at fisbe CT
@ar @~loobuube. Ser er poabegpubt
Ell oficutlig Suoiamling til Ntiis
GnbI. @pm oil FOR 3remtiben blipe
blino paa Oct enc Sic, % NniIgtct
er irpsteIie paniiret eitcr De al SfiIr.
fen aurciteoe Sfuoiaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-10

NCm Ecriuncr fumnc tilifaDc. Sor
N lm03aa S0nmcuitoo meo en- Nor.
mcr2 Ntitc % &ogu, iprcoe n. 4.
&0riou al @roiuero lin Hlltpmpbil uo
/ Wro'tcu hUor Den uUItc0e, % ior.
llOcn Of &orion iclp fnTffcbc Here
9ibbcm Tom oQioa IruoIo Aalono
aluorllH tllltabc, mcbenS ire andre
llngC QtCnncltcr erbolbt abltiIligc
Stpo % Sitter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-10

MinnciUta peuter Spgsmaal. ut.
tornep General Snnbon ". Smith
rciite iorlebcu Ill @aibington, buor
ser pcnteS at blipe tagct Sfriot iii
en- Gritatnin0Siag MOB Mirneiota
cmiattenbe CT @eleb al ifte minore
emo IA Million Collars. Get er
Oufotaernc, iom oil ieaisge Ssiter.
itaten ior 6lonrItabe lauaS &co iii.
per % andre Stcoer. Ter eieres
%nenilig Den Toaltnno, at Miuncioto
peo io~rifieIise Observation-Disclosures.
Der bar Ieoet en- iiprre TanomaSic
oucr Ill Den rebc SIoo, emo ocnne fau
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-10
Yolitict meOcr mango N%iuorinacr.

SO. llrbect / Si0ur Sim nar mis-.
tGnfi FOR Of iRl9e beruienoe Qritfe,
men % Eolitiet ifuI0e unocrisae hans
Stem, meote Der Dem iaa mango Sim
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-10
1noldlloet.
aninu.
Sfirnfcr I'm Yrcit Intpmp DBL.

@craeuS Meniabeo / HoIouo bor
itiunfct lin Treit u. SmeboI, en- gu.
tcnlobiI. Wcniahcbcn iilbsrer Den
norifc Snuobc 90 bar pGrct bcticnt
al Tait Smcoal / DC lihltc 20 Ior.
Mincbn ncbbrrnbt. Gen lille Wfi.
ncbp G%ooperetomn, ser belt cr al
rcgnc for N Torito0 iii Burton, cr
'ioitc Sorsbna pna oct urrmcitc ncbs
brrnbt. Sobct nwlopco I'll $4,000,
% "a @nen life hap0c lrrqct Tor no.
gen @rnnhbcifpttclie. par npitcn oct
belle Il tutalt Cab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-10

"Scucnoc" @irrSctrune. On elcf.
triif &eoning bar 'orIcbeu ioIoeu rco
/ Il, Spiepb o. ocn eIeftriife Sirewt
0crpeo iert oper / CT TigtraoogiGroe.
Der aap ire Nipno ret aluorlige Steb
- Den enc iao poloipmt, at han Ell
fort lio lua beuioitIss. vi iamme
9lario9 antpnotca 0cn fatholifc Tse.
ilcbollq % Hctera a~iebrtoiaIg, men
&loen bIep hurtig iluttct.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17

Dives, Pomeroy & stewart, Street Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17
Coats For Street Wear, $12.5 to S27. 5

All-wool popln suits in tan navy and black; finished
with fancy buckles belted effects and trimmed with but
tons Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Shepherd check suits in TAM navy and green; belted
effects and trimmed with silk collars and buttons,
S22.5O and Ss25. .OO
Popin and gabardne suits in navy, green and black
Copenhagen and Belgium blue. Beted effects; buttor
trimmed .... Observation-Disclosures. S25. .O(
Dives, Pomeroy
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17

all tired of wearing
worsted flannel diagonal
dtop
collar A showing at $500.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17

Womens thread silk hose; fashioned feet and
lise tops; in black and colors .......... $1.OO
Women's thread silk hose, fashioned feet;
black and coors ................. S1.jO
Womens black silk lsle hose; spliced heels
anu lOCS. / dH OII2c
Women's black silk Isle hose; regular and ex-
ira sizes ................... soc
Children's silk Isle hose in black, tan and
Dives. Pomeroy &
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17
Spring Neckwear in Dainty Touches: A Lovely Group

Organdie vestees with touches of hand en-
broidery, lace trimming and buttons or tucks
with the roll and flat collars ..... 25c to $3.50
Lace and net vestees in beautiful combinations
trimmed with buttons and tucks roll or flat collar
in white and ecru .............. SOC to $3.50
Georgette crepe vcstees .... ST 90 to $3.50
Organdie collar and cuff sets in embroidered
and hemstitched styles ......... 25e to $3.50
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17

Georgette crepe collar and cuff sets,
S1.OO to $3.50
New deep collars, Positions in round and
pointed shapes; some with touch of COLOR of
net and organde .............. 25c to ST go
Crepe de Chine ties in wanted colors,
25c and SOC
New plaitings for coats and dresses in organ
die net and chiffon. Yard ..... 25c to 81. SO
yart Street Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17
New Fiction Born With the
New Spring Styles

The Fifth Wheel by Olive II.
Prouty ............$1.35 .35
Seventeen by Booth Harrington
S1.35
The Real Adventure by Henry
Webster ........... $3.50
The Twin Sisters by Justin Miles
Forman ............ .S1.30
The Outlaw by Jackson Gregory
$1.0O
Desting by Chas. MELVILLE Buck
$1.35
Dear Enemy by Jean Webster
S1.30
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17

White chnchila coats with collars of white or rose
..TI
Blue and black awool poplin coats belted effects
and full flare hips. Collars trimmed with silk
$3.50 to s22.5O
Coats OF shepherd check trimmed with leather and
silk collars; belted effects ST so to 22. so
Scotch tweed coats, lined throughout with silk with
collars i'll solid coors S25. 90 and $3.50
ewart-Second Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17
Imported White Weaves
For Spring

Voiles and marquisettes in pique
and tape. stripes. checks and seed
weaves; yard, soc, 75c, S5c and 81
Fancy voiles of domestic weave
in wide and narrow stripes and all
size checks yd., 25c, 29c, soc, soc
Plain staple materials for
waists and dresses; organdies. Yd.,
SOC, soc, 75c and $1.OO
Swiss lawn; 40 inches wide. Yd.,
soc and soc
Noiles, imported Yd.,
soc, 75c and S1.OO
Embroidered organdie. Yd, soc
Dives, Pomeroy & 81
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17

Chdren's heavy cotton hose in fast black, GOO
Women's Spring weight union suits Of white
Isle; sleeveless; trimmed or tight fitting; knee
length; regular sizes SOC; extra sizes ..... 100
Womens white Isle ribbed vests; spring
weight; in regular and extra sizes ...... 25G
Women's white silk Isle Spring weight ribbed
vests; regular and extra sizes .,......... soc
Women's white Isle ribbed vests; fancy lace
yokes; regular and extra sizes .......... 25c
Yart. Street Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17

Marquisettes. Yd..
SOC, soc and 75c
Marquisette batiste. Yd.,
25c and soc
Imported embroidered voile. Yd.,
$1.25 to $3.50
st. Gall embroidered dot Swiss.
Yd. ........ soc, 75c and 81. 90
Skirting in all the new cords and
weaves. Yd. ..... soc to SIPS
S6-mch piques. Yd.,
25c, SOC and soc
Imported wool finish pique. Yd..
75c to Sf.0O
Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17
Spring Kid Gloves From a Maker
Who Creates Only Quality Gloves

La with clasps and P X
$225
Trefou twocasp p. X
Twocasp
Pomeroy stewart-street Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17
A Special Price Furry in Lavall1ers

$500 solid gold LaVallere, 5-inch chain, with da
mOnd D0.JS
S3oS solid gold LaVaierc 15-inch chain, with
thyst. ruby, sapphire emerald ............ S2.49
Small coin and tney purses set with different stones,
SOC
SOC small mesh bags with gate top ............ 800
SOC pearl beads with gold filled clasps ........ 100
SOC circle brooches with different colored stones 25c
Gate top mesh bags in the fish scale mesh,
S1.25, 81 90 and $3.50
Pomeroy Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-17
Groceries For Saturday
lbs. soft sugar for 100 with SOC worth of groceries

: Assorted pound box Sunshine bis
'cuits with two packages Takhoma
IpisCullS .'''.. .... ......... 20c
Two packages Perfetto and two
; packages Takhoma biscuits -. zoe
Stewart-Basement
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-09
PLEAsANTvILLE TRANSFERS.

J. Somers Endicott ct ux. to Lewis
R. Smith, 32x100 fit. Southwest side OF
Pleasant Ave-, where the Southeast
side of West Third st. intersects the
Southwest side of Pleasant Ave-, 81.
Frederick w. Somers to Carrie j
Smith, 30x150 it., West side of Mil
ST., 160 fit. from Southwest side of
Pleasant Ave-, etc.; 81.
Abraham Freeman ct TX. to Cleo
phas A. Daniel, lot No. 10, section 2,
on map of building lots situate in
Pleasantville; 5000.
Joseph R. Bartlett, Sheriff, to Belle
Gorson, 50x150 it., West side of Third
Ave-, ITO #. North of the Pleasant
vile and Atlantic City Turnpike; 500,
Stella B.Wootton ct vir. to Leon and
Agnes Hilton, 50x200 it., Southeast
side of 3rd Ave-, 265 fit. Northeast Of
Washington Ave., $1,000.
Herschel dollhouse ct ux. to
Charles E. Henkelman, lot No. AZ in
section 5 on plan of G. F. and G. L.
Thompson, 81.
Willimina Edge ct vir. to Miranda
Mann, irreg., Southeast side of Shore
Road, 100 fit. Northeast of the old
Turnpike, 81.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-12-09
CANCELLED MORTGAGES.

Ezra A. Lake to George Jacques,
lot 16 on map of building lots in
Pleasantville, $500.
Alice R. Harley to Samuel Bartlett,
50x150 it., beg. at a post in the South
west side of Washington Ave., said
post being the East C cor; of Henry
John E. Blake & Co. to Charles H.
Steelman, 5Ox150 it,, Southwest side
of Reading Ave-, $50 #. Northwest
of Franklin Ave-, $500.
L. F. Lake to F. L. Ryon, irreg,
Northeast side Beaumont Ave-, 250
#. Southeast of Chestnut St., $1,000.
G. B. Painter to Pleasantville Nut
ual L. & B. Asso., 40x100 it,, South
west side Pleasant Ave-, Southeast Of
w. 4th ST., $1,000.
P. Baily to H. G. Whistler, irreg.,
South side Shore Road, 151.15 #.
Southwest of Edgewater Ave-, $1,000.
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09
DEATH LIST CROWS.

Fifty-nine persons have been re ported dead and more than 100 injured in a tornado that swept Arkansas.
 All means of communication are crippled and it is feared the list of dead and injured will be greatly in. creased by later reports.
 The dead thus far reported are as follows:
 Judsonia. White County. 25 known dead and 50 injured.
 Heber Springs. IS dead.
 De Lark, Dallas County, four dead.
 Cabot. White County. five dead.
 Hot Springs, four dead.
 MorriIton. one dead.
 Greenland. Washington County, two dead.
 North Arkansas appears to have suffered most severely, although the storm was general throughout the state.
 At Judsonia one-third of the town was swept away. The tornado swept clean an area four blocks wide and 12 blocks long. Twenty-Five bodies and 50 injured already have been taken from the ruins.
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09
FOUR DIE AT HOT SPRINGS.

Hot Springs.-Reports filtered into the city of the death out in the coun- try of T. Lee Parker, Dock Parker, his invalid son; James H. Jordan. woodchopper. and Jlm Brown, negro. and the probable serious injury of others out in the country, as the result of a storm which swept across this county. injuring probably 200 homes on the fringe of Hot Springs, render ing out of commission the electric light and power plant, damaging to many thousands of dollars the Oak lawn racing plant, demolishing entire ly the grandstand and fences of the Boston American ball park training grounds, damaging two Methodist churches in the outskirts and cem- pletely demolishing 30 homes in the city. The storm broke about o'clock over the southeast portion of the city, following closely the path of the storm of last Thanksgiving afternoon. Ex. cept for the fact that the former storm resulted in II lives lost and about 20 seriously injured, the storm was much more damaging. There were many reports of damage out in the country, but it is not believed that the casualty list will be added to. The damaging of the power plant and the fact that the electric car service and lighting plant of the city is out of com mission leaves the city in darkness,
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09

District, T. D. Wynne. Dallas County, Scott McGehee. Desha County. Sev. enth District, Frank Brame. Lewis vile; U 4. Gentry, Hope.
 On a motion by Claude 4. Fuller of Carroll county, the convention voted to refer the settlement of the Perry and Poinsett county cases to the in coming State Central Committee, with authority for the committee to recog- nize one central committee in each county.
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09
CYCLONES SWEEP WIDE.

Fayetteville.-Mrs Ed Wilson is dead and 15 persons are injured, some probably seriously, as a result of a cyclone that swept a half mile area one and a half miles east of Green land Greenland is located six miles south of Fayetteville, in Washington County. Mrs Wilson was in her resi- dence when the cyclone struck the building, utterly demolishing it. Her husband, two sons and another bow Will Gabbart, who has made his home with the Wilson's for the past several years, was also in the house when it was destroyed. Their escape from death is miraculous, since the build ing was a total wreck after the cy- clone hit it. Mr Wilson and the boys are badly hurt, but it is believed that they will recover. Mrs. Wilson's limbs were broken in several places, her body was bruised all over and she was internally injured.
 Details from the stricken area are lacking. But it is known that four or five members of the Cordrew family living on the Riggs plantation were badly hurt and that several members of a family named Lewis in the same vicinity were injured. Five dwelling houses on the c. W. Riggs hog ranch were demolished by the cyclone and also a barn on the Lottie Stone farm and barn on the Ike Combs place.
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09
No Rest for Mamma.

As bedtime comes and curtains fall, my irksome cares seem put to rout, as. worn and weary ineo bed crawl, from my household duties tired ort. But, as snug between the sheets I lie, and heavy lids have ceased to wink-from baby's crib there comes a cry. Nam ma, please det me a dwink."
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09
GERMANS ADMIT LOSS OF BIG CRUISER AND TWO SMALL ONES
 TORPEDO BOATS MISSING.
BRITISH PUBLIC SHOCKED
Think Loss of Life on Both Sides Has Been Heavy, as But Few Rescues Were Made-EngIand Admits
 Eight Topedo Boats Sunk.

x~4 r < * < . London.-The British admiralty officially announced that the total number of British destroyers lost in the naval engagement was eight. The announcement adds that of three German battleeruisers, eith- CT the Derfffinger or Dutzow was blown up, another was said to have been disabled and third to be seriously damaged.
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The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09
A sent-Mindedness.

Our intellect follows our interest. And to concentrate on any subject we must find or create some real interest in it. The creative minds of the world inventors, composers, artists. even industrial magnates-are so absorbed in their ideals and ambitions that they seem absent" tn persons without ideals or ambitions.
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09
Natural Gift.

NOW comes somebody telling us .nat oeDates should be eliminated from female colleges. Oh, let 'em alone. IL IS a natural gift, as men know who nave married noncollege girls.-Hous- ton Post.
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09
To Avoid coIds.

In brief, if you wish to be absolutely immune from colds of all kinds, and their more serious sequences. here Is the recipe: Eat abstemiously of non stimulating food. Fast occasionally Avoid table salt, woolen underclothing and foul air. and harden the body by exposure to the air and sun. and oo- casionally to cold water.
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09
Eat Fruit.

Disease germs are ever present in the mouth, throat, stomach, and bow els. If these germs can be destroyed by such agreeable medicine as fresh apples, peaches, pears, grapes, straw berries and raspberries, blackberries, entrants and other similar fruits, why should we not partake of them free ly, thus avoiding doctors bills?
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09
Most of us Know Him.

'De man dst says dar aint m ...a s, sans as iuck. said Uncle Eben, "is de .a .ino or man dat takes credit foh msn. sal superiority when he kstches 1e
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09

One negro was killed and several are believed to have been injured and nine or ten small dwelling were destroyed by tornado at Blackville, between Atkins and Morrilton, accord, ing to reports received here.
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09

One of the most severe rain and wind storms in years visited Beebe Several buildings were damaged and much timber blown down, but so rai as can be learned no one was injured
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09

Malr Food of Asiatics. Fish. ricp and vegetables are the principal articles of the Asiatic mar ket basket
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09

Five are reported killed and prop erty damaged about s15.000 by a storm six miles southeast of Cabot. All telephone lines in the stricken dis trict are down, and no particulars can be obtained.
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09

Optimistic Thought. What is acquired without labor is seldom worth acquiring at all.
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09

sheepdoas untaxed. Sheepdogs are free from tax in the United Kingdom.
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09

Cutting a swath one-quarter mile wide and three miles long, a tornado travelling northwest dangerously hurt one person and demolished three farmhouses near Ozark. Charles Vel cher, IS years old, son of c. c. Well cher, was the only reported victim. Lack of telephone service to the stricken district prevented getting more details of the storm
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09
Daily Thouuht.

All philosophy lies h two words, sustain" and abstain. Epictetus.