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The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-16
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FROM OVER THE. COUNTY
 Fresh From Our Regular Correspondents.
Fair Veiw

Well news 1s scarce.
 Sunday School is progressing very slowly.
 Rev. W. A. Hogan filled his regular appointment Sunday.
 Mir Mode and Vince Cargile are going to Newton county to-day.
 Mr. Vince Cargile visited Miss Rosa Brookey Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. ". E. Brookey is going to have 2 hog killing time to-day Monday.
 Dad Burnett was the guest of Mr. W.R. Mayner Saturday night and Sunday.
 Mir R. c. Murrell has moved from Lee Bfookey's place to tn e Pendergrass farm.
 Misses Mandie Hays and Alta Hailwell visited Miss Tilda Car gle Saturday nj hi.
 Mir. and Mrs. h l., Parker and tamilv visited his father, Mr. H. k. Parker, Sunday.
 Miss Fannie For5us and Mrs. Leila Burns and Be0Iao Kincanon visited Mrs. C. l. Brookey Sun day.
 Miss Lola Parker and sister, Maggie, ana Mr. Mode Cargile visited Mr. ". E. Brookey and family Sunday.
 The last weeks paper stated that candy breakings, play par ties and dances were the order of the day or rather the night. 1 heEjeveit there were more dances anu less preaching we would hay bett2rtimes Wesure would like t0 have a special invitation to enc of them, would like to rag a iitt.e
 Tae Die supper at Fair View, for the benefit of the Christmas tree and lights for the, house, was agreat success, There were g pies when brought $25.S0. Tho cake sold to the highest bid der for the prettiest girl Miss Petsie Critics and Miss Lola Park .er were in the race, Miss Lola Parker winning. The cake and pies brought $35. 10.
 Holly Hawk.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-16
Presbyterian 5. s. Notes

The campaign for punctuality is producing results. Sixty sev- en out of ninety were on time last Sunday and two classes were perfect in attendance and punct- uahty. These classes were those of Mrs. Roach and Mrs. ]. S, Turner.
 At 8 o'clock Sunday afternoon there was a meeting of the Teachers to discuss plans for Xmas. It was decided to have a Xmas tree on the same night that tue other churches have theirs.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-16
Christmas Tree

There will be a Xmas tree at Manitas school house Saturday Dec. 23, at 2 o'clock D. m. Welcome address, by w. H. Saunders.
 Devotional exercises, by w. T. Walls.
 Rec, Virginia Gage. Song.
 Dec, Ira Earp. Rec. Viola Gage. Dec, Erwin Earp. Rec, Eva Gage. Song.
 Dec, Edward Evans. Rec, Eva Earp. Rec, Dessie Walls. Dec, Alton Evans. Song.
 Drill, What Christmas Means, Dessie Walls. May Cloniger, Mildred White, Eva Earp, An- nie Cloniger and Bessie White. Closing remarks by c. A. Sher- man.
 Committee.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-16
A Christmas Entertainment.

A Xmas tree will be held at North Liberty on Saturday night December 23, 1916. Every one invited to come and see old San la Claus''. The following pro- gram will be rendered. Welcome address, E.S. Turner. Music. Rec, Pearl Horton. Dec, Herman Conley. Dec, Dean Turner. Music. Rec, Floy Jim Warner. Rec, Carrie Plymale. Dec, Bill Woolsey. Music. Rec, Bertie Morgan. Rec, Roy Hallum. Rec, Gladys Bailey. Rec, Lucy Plymale. Song, Charley Staton. Dec, Mark Woolsey. Rec, Delphia Plymale. Rec, Minnie Turner. Dec, Ivy Bohannan. Music.
 Rec, Elzora Gambrel. Song, Frank Warner. Dec, Emory Plymale. Rec, Fife Woolsey. Duet, Willie and Jesse Bohan- nan. Dec, Ballard Plymale. Rec, Delsie Devole. Dec, Clarice Gambrel. Music.
 Dialogue.
 Rec, Orrell Horton. Rec, Lille Childers. Rec, Emma Childers. Music.
 Dialogue.
 Rec, Amy Turner. Distribution of presents, by "Old Santa. John Morgan.
 Clara Turner.
 Bertha Bohannan.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-16
Barnes

Roy Turner is still on the sick list.
 Literary is progressing nicely at this place.
 Mrs. G. E. Horton spent Sun day at Mrs. Devoles.
 Sunday School was well at tended at this place Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. R. Hoggard visited E. s. Turner Sunday.
 Hugh Childers visited Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Plymale Tuesday.
 Ballard and Remmel Plymale made a trip to Ozark Saturday. Miss JewN and Cena Plymale spent Sunday with Miss Amy Turner.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Gambrel spent Sunday at Mr. and M IFS. Bohanans.
 Miss Myrtle James and Lillian Childers visited Miss Delsie De- Vol Sunday.
 Visitors of J. H. Plymales Sun day were Ivy Bohanhan, Otto Horton and Orrell Horton.
 There will be singing at North Liberty every Sunday evening at 2::3O o'clock. Every body come The family stork visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Turner Jr., Dec ember 18th and left a fine baby boy.
 There will M a Christmas tree at North Liberty Saturday night before Christmas on Monday. Every young man come and put something on the tree for his girl.
 Jeff and Mutt
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-16
FARMERS BUY FINE CATTLE
The Farmers of South Franklin Receive Twenty Head
 of Shorthorns

The bankers and farmers of South Franklin are to be con- mended on the spirit of coopera- ton they have manifested in aid ing each other to bring in the car of pure bred animals which ar rived last week
 A car of cattle which would be a credit to any community, whether North or South where high class cattle have been bred and reared for years, especially twenty head of the number which cost S3l00.00 l Was told. ltoans predominated. There were twelve heifer:, six males, and two bred cows. Morton Hndson, a club boy, borrowed $135.00 from one of the banks and bought a beau tiful roan heifer.
 Mr. Tom Watson who went 10 select the cattle is especially to be commended npon the sane judge ment he exercised in selecting the individuals for his neighbors and friends. Mir. Watson stated that in his judgement 1t was pure economy to found herd of pure bred cattle with inferior, cheap stuff; and that he selected the animal not by the price set on him altogether, as so many do, | but by the quality of the individ- ual himself and the record back of him. Mir. Watson also stated that he finds that not all animals bred in the purple make choice herd headers as so many believe, but that the male or female must have quality as we'll as papers.
 Unuuestionable the beginning of breeding better live stock, whether poultry, hogs, cattle, or horses, marks a new era In the progress of a community, county or nation. There is no harder task master, or greater driving force to be put behind a man tc continually spur him on to great CT and nobler efforts than some thing which he owns and believes every body else wants. And tC the mere fact that he possesses something of excellence is a criterion of his taste and ability which if given more freedom would accomplish greater things The same is true of a community county, or nation.
 The people of Frauklin county Ihave an unlimited opportunity to mske rapid strides along witt the other leading counties of the state if we could realize 1t Cheap land, bermuda grass, climate unexcelled for live stocl anywhere, and last but not least an intelligent, home loving, de penGable citizenship. There i a tide in the'affairs of men. whicl Tiff taken at the flood leads ol prosperity.
 T. M. Williams
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-16
Box Supper

There will be a box supper at Union Ridge December 21, 1916. Proceeds to go for repairing building. A suitable program will be rendered.
 Committee
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-16

Mrs. Bearden and Mrs. Oda Romans, of Sallisaw. are visit ing Mrs. Finis Stockton and family.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-16
Saleta Grove

The box supper on Dec. Sth, at Saleta Grove was a success, Is boxes sold for SAP. %. Everyone had a fine time, large crowd and nice behavior.
 There will be a literary each Friday nigth. Everyboby invited.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-16
Oak Grove"

born Davis assisted nm at the mill las5 Saturday.
 Mrs. Jasper Aorphis spent Thank siyina with her mother at Red Oak, Oklahoma
 Subscribe for the Twiee-a- Week spectator and get all the count news. $1,00 per year.
 Cabe Edwarda spent Sunday at Oak Grove. He is . good singer and We are glad tohave him
 Dave Nichols is engaged as head>. cerraeter oa the school sbui!dlng vhish js being built at Yale.
 The Dev song books call for singers. Che at alrs. Bud Nichols Sunday afternoon and one at Claude Smiths Iaesday night.
 Dr. | ijliam- nas R. '. Fuqua eagagea D bu.f4 him five room house situated on the Kingston road about miles from Ozark,
 Mr. Rob.rt Hutchinson made a business trip to Ozark Ihis week to h.inu out Mrs. HutcNIn- son who has been visiting in Coal HiII.
 Mrs. Fila Mowlock made a short yisil among relatives this week. She brought grandma Ruppers back to the home of her son Herman Ruppert.
 Marl Davis vas called to CIarks4i ile to attend court IS ..auitnt-,s. Ia says Mr. James was found not gdi3~, in his ease concerning some timber.
 The community was greatly shocked at the sudden death of Mir. and Nus. Donald Nieh's child. The father awoke during the night to find the little babe breathial is last. Every effort was made to revive the little one but in vain. The youug mother IS prosuated with grief. The parents have the sympathy of al in this loss of their only child.
 A steady snow has been fall ing all night. Snow lies six in- ches deep on a level and it is still showing. Big SHOWS mean better crops, and this will help the wheat Il yIII interfere with the late Xmas shopping but most of those from the mountain were in Ozark last week and laid in their Xmas supplies. Old Santa Claus can come in the old fash toned way, pair of reindeer and a sleigh.
 Word has been received here from Me. Moss telling of the death of her husband. MT. Moss had been III for a long time and his family were in Oklahoma at the time of his death. During his lifetime he spent many years on this mountain. He is remem- bered hy all who knew him as q hard working man and a good neighbor Those who were so kind to him while he was here last summer now offer sympathy to his wife and little children and prayers to the wise Father above for his projection for them.
 All the children are recovering from the chicken poX. The at tendance at school is not as good as it should be ana tAis interferes with the childrens progress h their studies. Somc have done their work so neatly and correct. ly that Mrs. Wilson is putting 1t on the wall so aiI may see.
 These children have good arith metic papers: Carol Fuqua, Alma Warick. Amy Sheltan. Everett Davis Ramon Morpheus, Mir Wonack Clyde Ruppert and Lii lie Davis. Well drawn. maps ny the following are also put up. Grace Wilson, Weldon Morbhens,
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-16

Mir. and Mrs. Ben Burns will occupy the cottage wh ere MT. j.. c. McIlroy is moving fir om.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
TREASON!

Says the New York World:
1T is one of the strange and mex
plicable phenomena OF the conflict
that the German Government has
tended to grow moro liberal and the
British Government more reaction
ary AS Junkerthum has waned in
Germany, Toryism has waxed in
Great Britain. ...... ..............
while tho Tory movement gains
in force in Great Britain, the liberal
movement grows stronger in Ger
many. Every important change made
in the Imperial Government since
the beginning of the war has been
away from Junker bureaucracy,
Moltke had to give way to Falken-
hayn as Chief OF the General Staff,
aud Falkenhayn to Hindcnburg, who
is the idol Of the German people, not
the idol Of the Berlin military clique
Tirpitz was forced out and Frightful-
ness officially ropudiated. Jagow has
been supDlanted in the Foreign Oilice
by Zimmerman, who has nothing in
common with the old regime. Ger
many S bringing It's Government
closer to the people and more re-
sponsive to popular sentiment, but
the British Government is taken
further from the people and made
less responsible to public opinion.
The Prussian theory of government
is losing at home but is gaining NOR
al victories in Great Britain"
That is treason pure and simple,
and If Mr.. Ralph Pulitzer Is not care
full, the dear British may treat him
the same as his collqgian Of the New
York American, MI Randolph
Hearst, who cannot get single news
item from England either by cable
or mail, because he published GER
tain things in his newspaper which
Ndid not suit the dear British cousins.
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