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Sharp County record., 1916-09-29
LITTLE HINTS FOR
BETTER FARMING.
Prepared By j. H. Miller, Of
The Agricultural College
At Fayetteville.
Buy Bred Sows

In every county In Arkansas
there are many farmers without a
hog and too many without pure
bred hogs. With the fine cotton
money this year farmers will do
we'll to invest in bred sows along
about the middle of November, or II
there is a pure bred male available
in a neiehborhood gifts con be
bought earlier and bred along the
first of November, and thus farrow
about the first of March, Why
not every fermer in Arkansas In.
vest now In pure bred sowY II
not available In the neighborhood,
farmers should organize and bring
In carload from some other coun-
ty or from another state. Farmers
who cannot spare the money will
be able to borrow from a bank for
such an investment, Banks of DE
Queen and several other towns have
already announced their willingness
to make such loans.
Sharp County record., 1916-09-29
Market Cotton Slowly

The presidents Of Farmers Unions
of several southern states met In
New Orleans two weeks ago and
voted a resolution urging the farm
ers to market cotton slowly; that II
they would market slower, cotton
would not only not 90 below fifteen
cents but that In their judgment
the condition justified a hope that
cotton would soon sell for twenty
cents. Market slowly should be
the watchword for the Arkansas
farmer. The total yield Of cotton
will fall far under the estimate Of a
Sharp County record., 1916-09-29
Market Corn On lioof

The best market for corn Is In
the Arkansas stables and feed lots
Don't sell corn, but buy pigs or
calves and feed the corn and save
the fertility instead Of giving 1t
away. Corn and meat meal with
rape or clover or Bermuda for pas
ture will make pie feeding profit
able. Let US stop forever the prae-
tice Of selling corn except on the
hoof and thus stop the habit Of buy
lDg northern meat.
Sharp County record., 1916-09-29
A WORD FOR MOTHERS

1tisa grave mistake for mothers to neg
lect their aches and pains and suffer in
silence-this only leads to chronic sick
ness and often shortens life.
fyour work is firing; if your nerves are
excitable; if you feel languid, weary or
depressed, you should know that Scott
Emulsion overcomes just such conditions.
1t possesses in concentrated form the
very elements to ihvigorate the blood,
strengthen the tissues, nourish the nerves
and build strength.
Scott's is strengthening thousands Of
mothers-and will help you. No alcohol.
Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield. NJ.
Sharp County record., 1916-09-29
NORTH ARKANSAS
NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Some OF The Latest Happen
ings In The Counties That
Surround Sharp.

The Masonic home at Batesville
is now taking care of lis orphan
children.
The republicans of Lawrence
county have placed a full county
ticket in the field.
Citizens of Calico Rock have con-
tributed $98.50 to the democratic
national campaign fund
Several light frosts have been re-
ported in Fulton county lately, but
they have done no damage to
crops.
The annual meeting of the Old
Settlers Association of Randolph
county will be held at Pocahontas
October A.
There are now owned in Bates
vile something like $50 automo-
biles, and it is believed this number
will be increased to 200 by January
|.
AT Anderson, lizard county, during
last month the Pence manganes e
mines put out 81 tons of high grade
ore. The Pitman mines put out a
similar amount.
While ginning cotton at the Mel
bourne gin last week Owen Williams
let his hand come in contact with
the saws, with the result that three
fingers we're cut Oft.
The largest bale of cotton ever
sold in Newark was sold there last
week by M. M. Rutherford OF Ruth
erford. The bale weighed 672
pounds and brought $104,16.
There we're IT automobiles in Ran
dolph county in June of this year,
according to the tax assessors books.
Three-fourths of these cars were
purchased during the past twelve
months.
Says the Melbourne Times; Road
workings have, it seems, become
contagious. The road leading from
Melbourne to Lacrosse is being
worked by citizens a mile east Of
town."
The eastern part of Jackson
county will soon form another i'm
provement district to build 80
miles of road running through five
of the richest townships of the
county.
Circuit court convened at Mel
bourne Monday. The term Is being
presided over by judge D. II, Cole
man of Batesville, while Judge J. r.
Baker Is holding Judge Coleman's
court at Newport.
The largest load Of seed cotton
ever hauled to Walnut Ridge was
hauled there and sold last week by
Charles Haser, The load weighed
$500 pounds and was sold FOR a
little less than $400,
The seven.year son of Tom
Martin, d farmer residing near Nor
fork, smothered to death a few days
ago in a cotton gin. The boy dug
a hole in a large pile of loose cot
ton and fell head first into the
hole,
AT q recent convention Of Baxter
county republicans the present
sheriff and clerk Of that county,
Sharp County record., 1916-09-29

SSott q poWHcb nlOOuluElut M j.
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both democrats, we're endorsed for
reelection. Candidates were plac-
ed in the field for the other county
Offices.
c. D, Harrington and Tom Dixon
recently made some excavations in
an old Indian graveyard on the
Hutchinson farm in Baxter county,
securing quite a collection Of relics,
among which we're pottery, arrow
heads and axes.
Leonard Woods, photographer
of Melbourne, has secured a patent
right to an electrical apparatus,
which he makes do a mans work
in retouching negatives and the
work is done very rapidly. The
machines when put on the market
will sell for about $25 each.
A fine mare belonging to DR..
r. C. Dorr of Batesville ran away
while hitched to a buggy one day
last week and, in attempting to
jump a ditch, fell and broke her
neck. The market value of the
animal is said to have been $500.
Dependency over ill health is
said to have caused Joe Powers,
q years old, to kill himself with a
shotgun one night last week at the
home of his father near Hoxie. He
shot himself in the breast by lean
ing over on the gun and pressing
the trigger with his foot.
There will be more money in
circulation in independence county
this fall than for a number Of
years. All crops are making good
yields and are bringing big prices.
Our people are in condition to ap-
preciate some real prosperity, so
let her come. Newark Journal.
Here is an interesting item sent
to the Pocahontas Star Herald by
that papers Old Jackson correspond
ent; There will be a big bell erect
ed on top of the school house, also
they have large map for use. A
gravel walk will be put in from the
house to the spring, and the spring
will be concreted in. We are pre-
pairing for a good school"
A man about 40 years old, be-
lieved to be Lee Miller of Corning,
was found unconscious beside the
railroad track a few miles from
Mammoth Spring the latter part Of
last week. He was taken to that
town for treatment, but died with
out regaining consciousness Ply
sicians believe the man was ttrick-
en- with paralysis. lie was buried
by the county
A horrible accident occurred at
Skages, Randolph county one day
last week when nine year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs, Jasper Pitman ac.
cidentalIy shot and killed bis four
year-od brother The children had
been left alone at the house and the
older boy took down the shot gun to
and out If 1t were loaded, The gun
was discharged, the entire load
striking his little brother squarely
in the face, killing him Instantly
Sharp County record., 1916-09-29

SVQR ne high cost of gao is some. s.
.s made plainly evident Most
! opls Except the dumb talk '00
/v| The Workers of iniquity are I not
a k,F smandiDg an eight-hour law But
NV ,ey are about all the workers VINO
Wiz not want shorter hours
\V o.
! ~, manufacturers have ad-
!, auced the price of their proouct'
ire Il no scarcity OF corn cooS'
,snk eoodness, and anybody can
n hittle but pipe
Tbere is lots of trouble in the
lp lvIorld, but about the worst trouble
u VI the Whole business is that which
=, .ver happens. And that IS the
YnsHndt that is worried about very
'Va ssI dsal.
A.. ND o.
In hear a damaging story
some one, why not give the
3nvolved the benefit of the
I'LL Ind not condemn them until
..sN"s m sfe sure the story is true?-
oW6rk Journal.
SImply because that is not hum
- natpre.
CIor a4 O.
Farm and Ranch says you are
:, lortunate if you have accumulated
tVlQSwsnlth, but that the possession OF
friends is more important than the
oossession of fortune. A mans
AprMflends are his most valuable asset,
"'''' spIte the fact that some live as
=, ~ II that theory we're not correct
~ o
'iCkpA ThFe is no vice as tireSome as
-0n' dyiCe. Arkansas Gazette.
at La And none half so prevalent. Any
the "a in2 can get advice, which he
co,ntN need, where he couldn't
4. a dollar, which he does
' Any fool can give advice,
n f3he bigger the fool the more
VII he has constantly on hand
AT A lQ heral distribution
DE- ARK 1'X O.
h ~ the people rule" is quite a
H'ls D0pular slogan among all the peo-
M nd we have noticed that most
,kad r1 aye perfectly willing for the
le to rule so long as they settle
81 public matters in accordance with |
Sharp County record., 1916-09-29

our individual ways Of thinking.
When they do not do that then
many of us are not so strong for
letting the people rule.
Sharp County record., 1916-09-29

our Individual ways of thinking.
When they do not DO that then
many of us are not so strong lof
letting the people rule.
o.
A Pope county preacher and
philosopher has the proof, at least
in sufficient quantities to satisfy
himself, that Christ has come to
earth the second and last time
and that this earth is eternal.
There is absolutely no accounting
for some of these deep thinkers in
Arkansas. For instance: A Mad
ison county man sends a report to
the St. Louis Globe Democrat to
the effect that Hughes will probably
carry Arkansas.
o
Enness Shiras of Mountain Home
publishes a card in the Baxter
county papers in which he refuses
the republican nomination for
treasurer of that county, on the
ground that he is tied close to his
business" And then, too, it might
be mentioned that the republican
candidate in this country is tied
such a considerable distance away
from public office that all efforts to
break into the pay roll are a useless
waste OF energy.
T.
Senator John R. Duty of Rogers
announces that he has prepared a
bank guaranty bill which he will
introduce in the next legislature.
Bankers of the state have succeed
ed in defeating a measure of this
kind for years, but they cannot 90
that always. You have always no.
ticed that when the bank lets out
its money it always requires a
strong guarantee that the money
will come back to it again, whatev-
er happens to the party who secures
the funds. And that is perfectly
and proper. But we
can see no reasonable argument
why, turning the matter around,
a deposltor should not have a guar
antee that, whatever happens to
the bank, his money will come back
to him again. If the one is fair to
the bank, the other must be fair to
the depositors who furnish the
finance for the bank to operate
upon.
Sharp County record., 1916-09-29
clothing and
DRY GOODS

We ask that you avail
yourself of the opportunity
of making your selection OF
all kind of Dry Goods from
Sharp County record., 1916-09-29

". .h;th cost of CAB is some
!. Z made plainly evident. Most
'.nl. Except the dumb, talk too
uch.
Sharp County record., 1916-09-29

~ Workers of iniquity are not
smanding an eisht-hour law But
,ey ars about all the workers who
( ~ want shorter hours.
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= a 3.

0as Supreme : @eri6t ir
@aibington miro ii6 Oe1ntlahit nit
ser &onititutionalitdt oes terani=
ffen &aftpflidt : @eIeses (geras
employers 2iabilitp @ct) bel6dfti-
gen. 9os 3. teranii6e appelle=
tions : 8eri6t entidieO, oaB oas
betr. @elet teilneiie unfonititutionel
.lei, bos Supreme : @eridt in In=
ftin oagegen mor Ser @nit6t, bob es
in ieinem gar5en ltmfang fonltitlt=
tionea ulo giiltig lei. Wan lit iett
geipannt %oarauf, pel6e gntldeiounJ
Der bodite @eridtsbof i'm 2anoe
a6geben miro.
Ser 0rabtiponner S. $.
@iggins BON Sort @ortb, Der por
acbt Monaten BON einem Selegro-
pbenpfabI abitiir5te uno oas &iid-
erat braft tit iebt enolih oieier Ser
lebung erlegen. gs mar ben 6e=
banoelnoen Ier5ten unperita1olih,
mie Der Mam 10 lan9e nod lebelt
fonnte.
SSn Gerbinoung nit Dem Sooe
BON Sranf 9. Mc9auren bon
@eorgetomil, Der anI9eineno nit iei-
mem Mutomobil sperungliif uno per-
brannt mar, iino iest oeiien Che
frau Carrie Mc2altren oeren 16=
idbriger Sobn ferner Der ~21iabrige
Der 5rm WcSa1ren, @arrp
Iouie Elm Neger perbaftet
uno in 0os Gonntp @efongni5
mad Saplor gebraht moroen.
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SeutIdjes Sbeater.

Counting aben6 beranitaltet Ser,
8auI s. Neuaro feline erite oeutidt
Gbeater-8 ~oritenung aus einem Gp.
fIus BON bret 8oriteal1ngen, Die el
Oieien @inter iiber geben Mil. Gun
Muffiibrung fommt Dos prahtigt
,HalitfpieI .@roBitaotlnft" bon 8lu.
mentbal nno &aoelburg. Die @eie'
Bung lit folgetroe:
Wartin S1roeter, Sabrifant,
......... 9err @nitab Selp5
Sabine, feline Sohter,
t....... Sri. Carrie Gihter
@alter 9en5, Hedtsanipalt,
.... 9err Carl S. YeterIell.
Miltonie. oeiien Srnu,
.... 5rau glotilOe Nasel.
Bernhard @empe, ibr gpniin,
......... &err Grid 9abe.
SriB Slemming, Sn9enieur,
$50. 5err Saul 6. Nenarb.
Or. Gruiius. 5err gbas. 8oebr.
Jrau Or. grliils, 49,. Srai q. Sane.
Srau @ector Nrnftebt,
$500. Sri. Weta Saelbia.
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Wrunbeinentums : nebertrasmnsem

Gam friedman an s.. q. 8~fannitiel
nilo Srnu, @runoitiid inn, neuen 9th
Martin 6. Gbl an gofpin Barnett,
@rnnoltiid in Sos slnseles 9eisbts;
$500.
Soa M. Martin an S. gBilforo Mar1
tim, @ruroitiid inn Gitb<8lod 1915,
$428.57.
6. u. Maior ilnb Srml an 60. q.
Menoel II. Srau, 0runoftiid on Der
2aber Str., $2260.
CLARA Sre1enius an WatilDe sSbes II.
81, @rnnoitid inn nerer Gitpe8lod
1884; 81 II. u.
Iatbiloe Sbes II. y. an CLARA Sc
ienius, 8runoitiid I'M neiIeu GttpeBiod
1884; 81 II. q.
60. Mocspsemba on Simon Sranf
@rlinoitiit i'm neuen Gitp@glod 2413;
$1,000.
5. q. Mbooius an q. 3uniga, @rnmbz
itiid in Der Buena 8iita Iooition
1920. FL
8. gernal uno Srau an 8. urb SO.
8erral, @runoftiid an Der SEER Ctr;
81 IL. q.
8. 81. 5as an s. so. 0aoce, @rumbs
Itiid i'm rlelien gitb<8lod 295; $3.50.
Seq 8oelb on 6. $. @oelb, @runor
itiid an Der 8eeos Ctr. 81 II. q.
Gam mub SnIie Srieoman an Gleue
g. Gbabipid II. g., @rnnbItiid an Der
@arsa Ctr; $50.
Noie5 8eitb an 60. g. unb Carolina
aotula. @runoihid an Der Selalpdre
Ct; 5000.
Sam Sriebman u1b Sraii ON 81. @
Stapp embed, @runoifiid an Der 9ela=
s,ore CIR . %1E00
Charles Sderle uno Srau an g. g.
gdeIfamp. @runoitiid i'm neuen gitp=
glod 1868, $500.
IS. 9. Sablor uno Srau an Sermanl
6. 9duiter. @runoftiid III Solttt
Seigbts; $1,000.
Sranf Guoolpb uno Srau an 4nnit
l'Sran8. Inteil an @runoftiid an Der
Nprth CTR; $f75.
aaen q. &earce nu Glen Meblid
@rnnoItiid i'm neuen Gitpe8loG 1901
| $1,000.
Some Suiloina ano Snpeitment Com.
PAM an 2ouiia H. SaaB. @runoitiid in
| neuen Gitps9lod 34f2; 5000.
Soieph Sroit an Anbreas Salberbier
| @runoitiid in College Seigbts; 81 II. q
| q. 9. 3ud1t H.. SrmI an 6. g. 6or-
rinan, @rltnoitild am GAIT Souleparp
1915.
aIbin Seioel an @iaic @oore
! @runoihid i'm neuen GitpsSlod 1862.
| 1895.
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TpIf mad Der aIter Seimat.

Die ndd}Iten nertraIen Dampfer
oie ToItiahen fir Deutiflanb uni
0eiterreid- ungarn BON Stem Oori
mitnebmen, fino:
Limited States". Copenhagen
Saturbap, 8. DECEMBER.
u8ergensfiorb", Bergen, SamItag
8. 9esember.
gs III notpenorg, ben Namen ees
betreffenben 9ampfers groB uni
beutlid auf Dem 8riefumidlag 81
permerfen. Seoer 9rief ioate Ser.
art marfiert peroen, % er ionit bel
Ieidt aif neiitralen 9ampfern befor.
bert miro. Die ensliide Safer anlau'
fen.
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= Gin iunger Mont, Ser einenl
b%efrellnoeten Soloaten einen Collar
gelieben uno iid BON oieiem Ell
men Militar : Sipeater als Inter
piano batte geben laiien, wuroe besz
balb bonn Stills Wari6au 0ibbrell
perbaftet.
Im Is. DECEMBER meroen I'M
8rnoesgebdttoe grarninationen fit
Militdr : 8afer, nelbe inn Sort
Gam Soltiton augeiteat meroen, ab=
gebalten. s.4a..
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@ie es ben Yrobibitipniiten in
MoriSa eraing.

@dbreno iih Die Yrobibitioniiten
in ct. 2ouis tiidtis ms 3eug le-
gen, Inn Die perniinftige 9iirgerlhait
unter5ufrieger, uno ioDeit geben
BON oen @irten 5u perlangen, Dab
iie freimillig ibr @eidaft fir einen
@emeinidaoen erfldren uno es auf-
geben ioaen, bat i'm id)onen 5Iorioa
Die 3pangsentbaltiamfeit einen I'M
erparteten &lapps aifs Dad befom-
men. Sort bot nenlib Der am 7.
9opember baupt1a6lih ourb Inter
ltiisung Der Yrobibitioniiten 5nm
@ouperneur ertpdblte friibere 9apti-
itengeiitIife SiInep S. Gatts Die Of
fehtlife grfldrung abgegeben, Dab
feinerIei 3mangsmaBregeln ooer
y8laue @eIese" u11ter ieiner StaatS-
perpaltung Ylas finben wiiroen.
9as NOR cine lleberrafhung, fir iei-
ne probibitioniitiiden @6bler mie
fir Die HoIitifer BON 5lorioa iiber-
baapt. Sdon feline grmdblltng fam
alien iiberraiheno. gr itano gegen
flint Mitbemerber uno iiegte 81 alge-
meirer 8ertpunoerung nit elmer
Mebrbeit pom 5000 Stimmen. aaum
mar feline 8abl iiher, 10 fam er aud
often nit Der obigen grflarung ber-
aus uno periiherte, oaB fem @runo-
lat y@leibes Geft fir @del" lei.
Sb aatbolif, Oh Yroteitatlt, Oh Spie-
Ter ooer Seiliger, reid ooer arm,
ale piiroen BON ibm nnparteiifb
nnb nod @eroienit bebanoelt weroen.
,gs iei toridt, iid) ein5ubiloen, BOB er
perfufen miiroe, religioie @elidts-
punfte in Die offentlife 8ermaltitig
ein5ufiibren.
Ous lit oeutlif)! unb MN iper-
rem feline probibitioniitiIben @dbler
WauI uro Naie nuf. Neinl aber
audi iopasl Die @eihihte berllbte
iibrigens alf einem fleinen MiBper-
itdnoniB. Gs banoelte iif bel Der
8abI gar nidt Inn Die 6rage nab"
ooer .trofen". Tlorioa lit fat gang
trofen, inoeiien lit Der geld,1ftsma-
Bige Ierfmif BON geiitigen @etraufeD
in @ebinoen BON idon einem baIbcn
| .Yint" an geitattet, uno auh oas
BADEN ole @dnoler ourh @riinouiig
Don geifIoiienen @eiealdaften ai
umgeben peritanoen. 9iele 6reibei-
ten betdmpfen aber Die Yrobibitio-
niIten nio geoadten ibnen burh Or
mdblung zines probibitioniltiiden
| @%oupernears uno elmer oesgleihen
] 2egislatur ben @araus 81 nader.
Nun mar Gatts ihon friiber einmnl
allf elmer probibitioniitii6en yYlat-
form" 8eiperber Inn oas 8ouper-
neursamt getpeien, uno ais err lid,
ali6 oiesmal Inn oas 4mt beipar6,
muren bic 9robibitioniiten Der Mei.
nitng, er itiinoe nod auf ibrer Seite.
Iuf feline fur5 Dor Ser @nbl erlaI-
ieue Grffdrung, oaB er ~gefornmen
iei, oen Staat auf3ubouen, nidt i'm
berunter 81 bringen, batten iie fei-
! men @ert aelegt. Sic batten in
permutIid oar nid)t peritanoen.
@ir fonnen aber nod 1lidt lad,erl.
lelbit iiber D8iap Sunoap" nidt
BEN Die ,Miniiterinl 4diance" Dol
ct. 2ouis 81 &ilfe gerifen Bat, ga.
NIT err neben Senrp 5oro, 6en Tie aud
ais Geoner geipfnnen moler, ms OH
SeIigfeiten Der 8robibition onpreiSe
sc lolI itns, ideint's, gar nifts er.
fpart ueroen. @eitI. NoIt.
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ltniere StaM : 9alle miro &C.
rgenwdrtig renopiert uno friid an-
eeitrifen; bic erite gtase lit 5iem-
lid fertig uno in einigen Sagen ioa
Die Motunoa ino oas Oah on ote
Neibe fommen.
Der itaotilhe @eiunobeitsbe-
ante Or. Sing eraminierte am
Montog in einem Grocery : Store
1875 Gier, BON oenen mid nid)t Elm
ein5iges gut mar. Ger Grocer bate
Die Gier BON eirem Troouftenbdn1-
Ter Gil Ser Olt-Gommerce StraBl
gefauft Ger bon Or. Sing ange5eigi
uito pom Boli5eirihter gu $25 @eIo.
itrofe %peroonnert nliroe.
Sn Der Sabres 8erlamm'
lung Ser San @ntonio Cotton gr.
cbartae & 8ooro of Grade muroe z
S. Game ipieoer gum Eraiioenter
getp1blt; Die peiteren 8eamten iin6.
@ice-gr6iioent, u. 6. Wanlope
uno Sdabmeiiter, @aieit @bitader
gu 9ireftoren tpiiroen erfuablt: 5
g.. 0Wseolp, s. g. 0e9esoernier
SIS. 8. Miler, Sbomas O. @loper
S. 90. 5ofparo nno Srnnf &ennert
Sn Ser am 9ienitag beenoe
ten aonncntion Der yEeras Sannoe
rers' I%iiociation" tpuroen Die fol-
aenocn @eamtcn erfpdblt:: Vraiioerit
5. 8. 9edtel, San Intonio; /
Giee- gr1iioent, %. u. Solution @al
peiton, Shotmeiiter, @. u. Glorf
Sipeettpater. Oas Grefutipfomit,
iebt iif ans folgenben Witglieberl
suiammen: 9. $. Sporroip, 5or
@orfb; eugen gberrp. Sberman
Q. g. @alnce, @aco; s. 90. Yitt
man, Corpus Gbriiti rto @ultal
Orepling, 5oufton.
Der tiif)tige aunitmoler Stra
balm bat cine Musitellring leinct
@emaloe in Haba's Stuoio an Be
Ilamo 9la3d oeranitaltet. @s iini
nusgefiibrte @entaIoe unb Sfi5
sen In Selforben, nod Motipcl
aus Der @egenb BON SrieoridsburI
nno Mafon. @ir cmpfeblen oen 8e
ilih Der intereiianten @usitellutl
alien 9unitfreunoen.
Oeitern morgen etipns DO
Eaaesonbrnh puroe elm ilmgei
Neger an Der Sft-Gomneree StraB
uno Slater Strobe perbaftet, Ser eli
9icbcIe an Der @penite 6 geitoble
bntte. Ser gieger iitfte 81 entflieber
ober Der goIi5iit Soc aobr, no6r
i'm ihlieBIih bod, NIT Siilfe De
Ghnrffetrs zines 9rnuerei . aiitr
mosf's. felt.
6err Go. Sind, Der grGiioerl
Der Son Sncinto Siefta 8efenidafi
bat Elm @cbeim : 9omite ernonrt
NEEDLES oen &onig fir sic n1dit
iabrise SEER ertpGblen miro.
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@enn lie aros lit.

DIANA, frdgt &lein Sophie, oil
anf Dem 2onoe in Serien tit, voorf
if] naft IN oen uei6en alee tie
gen2"
- Stein, erpioerte Moma Itreng
uoas ididt iid) nidt fir fleine Nao.
d}en".
ginen Angenblid itlroiert 50.
pbiedben; enolib iagt tie reltgniert
Gut, oann meroe ih partenv biz i'd
groB bin"
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Snmmarilh.

2anomebrmann @rebner bat ein
@afet uno einen 9rief nit Den
it~ellelten Na6rihterv BON Squire or
balten. Sea, &amerao" miro CT
gefragt, mas bait on aaes an
2iebesgaben b~efommen?" @ol-
lene Striimpfe, lparmes ltnter5eug,
cine 2eibbinbe, 8nlsparmer unb. !.
9miQtnqe."
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Sn[ins @olaer. ser Sefrl

Slllins @ol5er, Der Sefretor
Ser 0eutid=S elterrei6iiden Siilfs=
@elell6aft bon Chicago, teilte nit,
buB bon bort aus innerbalb Der leb-
ten Ied8 8ofen w~enigitens $4,000
@eibnodtsgeloer an Samilien in
9entihlano uno Seiterrei6 ourf
orabtloie Selegrapbie iibermittelt
fms
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ane Gortem o Srrd arbeiteu,
mic Slider, ,Splbers", griefbDgen nnS
9pnperts, 9artcm, G~ircnlare, GtnIa6nn-
gen nim., in Seutif nnb Gnglttd, nett
ansgefitrt. @tIfnm q 9 10 10 g.
M a n n Yrintins &C., 206 Nannrrp Ctr.
Sci. Grpfett 1925. fNns.l
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- SSn Rew gorf perl6ieo on
einem Ser5leioen Ser Manager uno
gigentiin1er oes @aloorf Iitoria
SoteIs, Geo. s. golot, elmer Der BE-
fannteiten Soteliers in amerifd.
Der 8erl6ieoene mar auf elmer
Snlel in ser Office geboren nno
manoerte nod geras aus. mo- er Ge=
fliigel5u6t betrieb. 90 Das 8ei6aft
li9 ni6t be5ablte, muroe or @nf-
ipGrter in einem Sotel, eing ipatar
naf 8bilaoelpbia uno arbeitete lif)
bier ourd @6flihfeit unO 3uoor-
f%ommrenbeit boIb aus bei6ranften
Mnfdngen empor. ST m1roe Damn
NIT @m. @oloorf Iitor befanni,
ser ibm fem neuerbautes ielenbo-
tel ii6ertrltg.
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San Grlanbnisiheine.

$. 8iesIenberg, 8obnbmIs, Barrett
Yldee; $500.
Sheo. @ueuer, 8ertitdtte, Sons Ctr;
$400.
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6reie Yreft fit seras: Mittupd 6. 9e5ember 1916.

piiroe, ~porbereite, a~ntiportete er,
ooB er sur Seritellung 0es u9euo"
MIR our6 bie grfemtnts peranlaBt
moroen iei, ooB oas golf Elm bierabn-
li6es @etrdrlf baben poIe, oas me
niger 4lfobol entbalte ols 8ier.
8Gbreno Der @lfobolgebalt oes 8te-
res 4 8ro8ent lei, entbalte ugepo"
meniger o1s a bon einem Yro5ent.