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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
9antabfnttnna.

Nir. bic ndteren Gnseborisen unferes Der.
t%orhenen Brnbers unb Sobnes Carl @
Spreen. winfben hermit unIere POM Ser
sen fommenee anerfennuns ~oussubriden
!ar bic 9lIfe nne bas MiteeflbI, bic uns
ieinethalben sutbeiI tpurben, Defenders ben
i. Z. y. nno ben @opbmeR. beren Mitafieo
Der Serttorhene NOR. unb fir bic ertebenoen
Wprte BON 9aitor Sulius 8erehpIs, bic uns
lanae in Grinneruas bIeiben ueroen, unb
bic piel bosu b%eitrneen. ben Shleier Der
SetribniB in unierem Ssim III heben, ae.
oenten mir nit 9anibarteit. 9as Sinae Il
hes ghprs brafte GDnnenfhein, MO bic
@olten tief Iaserten. Sir bic 8lumen.
lpenoen ebenfaIs uniern beiten Tont. Sic
liehensmlroige SiIfe BON &ermanbten,
5reunoen uno ieinsn Sreunnen weroen uns
ebenfaIs ~nnpergeBlidl blsihen.
Nuen nphmaIs banfenb.
Srau z. Erreen
une Camille.
Ga @rofe, ben IA. SUM 1916.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
aus ben 6eridten.
Gountpseriht.

@erronn GelpburG Elm b%cfonnter
0ciuotlner BON Bangor. bcseltgte ON
Nontog 4otmlttaq Dor Ridtcr
9rinolep, odi or Nels Sohnion tlnb
0ldt. Suerion in elmer @irthidloft
tratfttrte. 0ieie lhnt Damn fcloten. i'm
onfleicn uu0 .bm iein @clo fortil1f-
men. fihter 9rinolep ~ilberuics
Die gctocn Dem areisncriht INC icbtc
lbre 9ilrgidlaIt olif $1,000 feIt. gcihe
hc5ogen oas GolntpgefdneniB 1tno
nlllllen bort bis gum 0crbitternlin
oes @eridltes 5ubritlgel1. neil lie Die
ncrlarqtc 9llrgid1oft nid,t aufbriuQen
fonnten. Gos Repburq gcrolbte
8elo mur0e befonntlih in Der Robe
oes RoubliberialleS blnter Aniflaae-
b rettcrn nerltedt ouigeiunoe1 uno
Dem redltmdBigell Gigcutbllnler nle.
Der 3u9eitclt.
3pbr Giterhout. 1895 Sane Stro-
sc. EN- 6l9rmanm oni Der Noroieitc,
fuuroe ami Mittmof) pnn Der Anfloqe
1dnnetlcu Der burlington 9ahn ent
nenoct 81 baben freiaeiprncterl. CIR
eob on oob CT BON Sohn Solep una
Sobn bruno beiteat moroen lei Die
Shmellen nah ibren @ouiern 5u fob-
rem nno nid1t gut bate frogen t6n-
men, oh bieieIhcn geitphlcn ieien.
oalcp uno Bruno oageqcn, Die 81
relp. IS Sabre olt limo 1tno nod ME
porbeitroit lpdrer. miiiien $40 Sfro,
&c Hno 1913 Soften 5ohIen oocr 80
Gage I'M @%efongniB 5ubringen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
Or. Seramtr ipra6 iiber nab.
rem Yatri0tismnS.

I'm elmer 4niprodle bel Der sSeicr
oes 6loagenta9cs I'M 8etInRoB9ouIc
in PHILADELPHIA. 49,. am Wittnod1
erflorte 9r. 6. s. 9eromer. Der Gro-
li0eflt oes Ge1tifl-amerifaniihen go
tiol1olbunocs, BOB mobrer Mmerifo-
nisnuS feline 6oiietl- mo feline 8lou=
bensunterihiebe fcnnt, ui1h feineEor-
tel filr iraenb cine oltsi1noilde 9ta-
ton ~erareift. r@ohrer Imerifanis
mus, ia9tc er. %.foroert mabre Nclt>
.trolitdt uno tritt ein5ig unb ollein fir
bic Gcrtheioiqltng Der omerifonlld)en
Refte uno Scr bciterl SSntcreiien Der
Ser. Stooteu ae9eil ieoen 4nertff ein
pnn meldlcr Seite er oudl fnmmen
mag. Sic folat treu unh reolifL mo-
bin utliere 6logae filbrt.
0ieieniqcn inter inns, rnelde BON
oeittidler 8ehurt o0cr IbltanmlnG
iine. fiiblen lid aliidlidl, ooB Wonrer
uniere Vlntc5 auf 0uuoertcn noll
Sdllodltiel0ern llli0 bel Sauien0en
bon hlrqerlid1cil Yrobel Sreue unA
gr%aebenhcit bclpieien hohcn. urb Dies
icit Der @ehurtsitun0c 6ieicr Notion
bis ol,f Die huttige 3eit. Sic hobca
iidl ieoer6eit ols Quite nnerifaniIdle
9iiraer crlpieien mo nclnlen cinel
Gbrcnptot in oicItr atation ein."
Or. Mcramer ioqtc lpeiter, no5
Amerifancr ieit 4nsbrltd) Deb euro
p1iidlcn Nricas picl Grioblrunaen &c
modt boben. nno eiuigc BON nnS no
poiidei arieoes niCI Griohrln1cu ae=
sic bette SehrueiIteriu lit. 10 hubcn
mir ole pjcl midltige 2ehren crhai-
fen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
Die Nb9anssieier Der Sod
Shule.

Sic groBte An3abl bon S~tuoenten.
Die %ienals Die bieiigc @odiduIe 90
iolrirten. 14S an Der ,3obl. erbiel-
ten geItern Abeno i'm Ga Groiie 8bea-
ter Ibr A.1eongs 0iplnm. 0as foi-
genbe Srogromm muroe oabei abee-
midelt:
Multi Seleftion BON YSoniel uuh
@reteI" Sumperoind, !podidul-Gr-
DIETER.
Gorirog, Che Golue Of gneliih
TO The Sigh Sdool Stuoent, Rurion
8eIen.
9iono : Colo, Concert Cube.
Woc3omea, Seilie 9teumonm.
Sortrae, ~Sneioents Of q Grip,
Mi @uuoerion.
@einne, YSbe Seeeno OF the Chi
mes, 3eaonen, Gillian Sinolep, Gil
5obetb @olfe, Walinoa 3eler. Sulie
@iaies. Better Heidelt, &ehoro Ser
fet, @enrp @orne, @ogor Chamber.
lain, Sobn 6eio, @eralo Neitbp uno
Tdnl 0atteroant.
Gisfullion, sGiniee einfodle Chat
laden iiber oos Selepbcn", gsiaiom
Gamblers.
&ortrog, .Sbc Groblem Of the
Girl @robnote". Gunice We0lohlin.
Giolin > Colo, rSirth Air pario."
8eriot. Cp. II, eomaro 6riih.
0eiong, Al a9loiiom Sime". No
RI Surner Salter; b. 2one Is q Role'
Gertrude Cans Souci, gmilp @os-
mann, beeleitet BON Gillian ainolep.
&oleoictorp, Coma Anoerion.
Gbor, o@ipip Size, Shumann.
beeleitet pom 0nhihul : Grdeitcr.
Im 6reitog Abeno folgt oonn inl
@odltulgeb0uoe oos jdbrlif,e gon-
fctt Der Alumni 4iioeiation nit oar
an ihlieBenbem 9oll. 0os gmfett
.piro in Dem nellen Speiielool obae-
boIten merben uno beginut Tim balb
I llDr. lin bolb 8 llhr beginnt Damn
Der 9on in Dem @irou @pmnolium.
Srgeno Scenario III 8egleitung zines
@roouontell fam an bieIen 6cltlih-
feiten tbeilnehmen. Scr Hrcis tnr
oos @anfett uno 9all 5uIonmen be.
tr0qt rs Gents.
Sic folgenoen Counties mnrOen tilr
Die Gorhereitungen 0leler Seltlidltel-
ten %crnonnt;
0beroltiiid)t = SRI. @clen Gorjet,
9anfctt = Sri. amna Malpef.
0.t. 6. 6. Shafer, Sri. Seiiie 9telt.
mann, SRI. Charlotte 0oblhnus, Sri.
Ilice Steenberg, Sri. Ru9eabila
Sfoor. @olter Baum, @olloce Sdoa
&oroIo Hisbcrg, @lenm @egge, All
@nnoerlon, 8eorge 9ungc.
9ou = Sri. Aanes Strcetcr, Sri.
Gli3obcth @olfe. SRI. Apanelle Sui
mer. Carl Sirldheimer, SomueI Nn.
oerion, @erolo @eitbp, Souis Sui.
cunsfi.
g~inluouagen unb 9cfanntmatlun-
gen = l5rou @orrp PC. Curtis, 6rar
gurt 6 Smith, SRI. Mice 9rnor. SRI.
Some Sdlif. 5rou M. .. &eieu, Sri.
@orriet Non, SRI. @cIen Gpion Sri.
Norma cartridge. Sri. 9orothep
Using, SRI. Garcia @un9sberg Sri.
Rltth 9opnton, Sri. @inifrieb 0or-
hes, Sri. Nina @rcoiiclb, Or. $. :.
8otterhnln, 3r, 9. s. GcrIet, Alon-
lius Gngelhoro, 8nn 4blitront 2.
". Nnoerlon.
Sidets uno Hegiitrotiou Sor=
m Spence. g8i1 6oilitcr, Rop Gifin-
ion. Sohn 9eroncf, @enrn @atter-
BAN, SRI. emma ainlernif.
Grogromm = Sri. 2eno &eioe-
molL Sri. Soa We2eon, 9. =. geue-
act, otto Shloboh, Carl &irlhbel-
mcr.
Sool uno Muiif = Sbab 9rino-
iep, @ilbitr 0olcomh.
I
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
GrnnOeigentbnmsmari

1Sorreit :. Smith an MIotI,eu alibcr-
ION. Giacn.hum nohe Main neo
%. StraFt mir $3.50
0e0rpja &utolsfen an |ohr s. &ilcn,
Gi0eutmun an 1Giiiillippi StruTc
nnhe H.. mr. Sf15O
\. Gurubdu mi N. nno :. SIctfeus
Gj0euihpm III Der 9tortberft No.
Nilion iiir $500
!. VI. 9lcfola II. VI. ot SobB &ctola.
Giaent1unu ar 6. uro Sobnion
giraffe iir 5000
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
6od3eitsslodtn.

am GicnStoq 9ahnrttna MURDER
ali ser Horoieite @eorgg. Sfaig
Nils sri. 2ouiie 4Tmiro Of.
Sodtec BON Srn. urb 6rasl
2ouiS \. Solbera. 80 EoleooniC
etrobc pom Gaitor s. r. Glarfe che
lid %perbunoen. Tas iltu9c 9adr mira
in ct. 2eni@ mnhnet.
nohscitserlouhniBldejne crhieItal
Sic folQcn0en @adre:
9olmer YfahIum uno 0llma gar,
ion. heioe non NoImen.
2eonor0 Mt. Mener uan Gioga
S9right. beioe ron 81 Groiie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
tin audlenncr Nmiten idliuGdlt
Nas Snitcm.

&tl0et nldli al clilcm QuolGloGn
@uitcn. Der Gucr Snitcm idap0dlt -
ionOerr bolt ejnc GIolde Son Gr.
&iuQ's 9tGm G1atopclu. in (Sebruudl
5eit iIoer 10 Eabrcu MIR helleuo MI,
len OIc Is %bcruten ser beinnittdcn0t
6idtepboi'am nit Cheer hejA Nle IL.
ritIcrten &Iit Noiioacu $780, bciGuitj0t
Sic rauIlGa |lotc. loit Den Shleim
@nN nerbiu0crt Is. raj, ser aorper
ron Dem Nuiten cridnltncrt mir0. 2r.
Qira@ Ntm 2iStopern ucrHriod1t no.
@nt0i uuo hjIit DER Notur.
GuG) aeiltlo WadGl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
Yott mad Der alien Seimatb.

9sad GeutidImno, 0citerreidru I'm
9orn. 2uremburg uno Der Silrtel &c.
ben Die ndditen Goitienoungen nc.'s
Sem gorf wie folgt ob:
Gonnerstog %. Suni-llniteo Sto-
tes, mad aeucrbagen.
Gcnnerstog. %. Slmi-0scar H..
mad &openElgen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
Goloene 6od;eit.

III Wittmoh feierten
@r. uno 5rau I {
ter 2ebnen in.
cngiten 6amilien
freiie ibre @nIoene
Nod15elt. 9ln benz
s~Seltmoble om4bcno
nah,nen 3lpolf Yer
ionen tbeil. Bur
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
Geiioema Az perfaufen.

Tie potlbefannte Efas Reiioena, 1874 g.
10. Straee, lit pesen 9pbes bes gigentbl.
rders unier iebr einitisen 8%ebinsunsen su
perfanfen. &c 1T Elm pradtpcler Belts,
3 9otien umfafenb, uno bic Sage lit cine
auSge5eihnete. Ndheres am 4lase ieIbIt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
8rsuasunss=B esweiier.

psuietie. - Sonntag 9ahmlttags nuo
abenos 8auoeuilIe : 0~oriteaungen; an
ben 8odentagen @nnoelbilber.
Biluu. - Seoen Gahmittag uHo Abeno
@anoelbiIoer.
Gaina. = Se0en Nodmittag unb abenb
&dnoeIbiioer.
Ebe Strano - ian Der Saflon StrnBel
Seoen 4beno 8onnelbiloer.
Star. - Seben Rodmittag uno Abeno
@anbelbiIoer.
TreamIano.-(Roroieit )-Sehen Gag
Grandchildren.
9sme. (loroieite.) Seoen Tag
@anbeibiIoer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16

g 100000 3u perIeiben ai,f
6runoeigenthum in Ga groIie in
5nmmen BON 100000 bis 5u So
10000 81 $50. Hah5uiroeen BEL
y. $. SOFA, Gnntor. 331 Main
StraBe, poer SeIephon 352-W.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
9llt sic
Santcm!

>'em &c nlt bc.n ioQcaanl.
lem NaI2iyogi oocr &2t8re6e.
gliH9 oe9 &aliea peooGrt r.
10 aabc it ooitig Gu lar rar.
trefii'dlce Ritta ocs ld'ea sam.
Dtrte bci,lt. Gs lojto n.tr cl,-
bertlt oa0emouot ugS hei6.
~ego,trc Aeuie0p~. upo ut 81,
hobsl m oQc uno ), 90 Slid
;hgl. Adnul8&ppll Ill
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16

rg7 ger Oelber gu mdSigen 3inien
ieihen modlie. emeH uerldgIideu 9iatbs
aeber fir Seeos mo Mortgnges braldlt.
oaer 8elo aui gute Siderheif atIsleihen
tpia, neuoe iid1 an u. 5. 5idiih .
203 e. 4. Sirabe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
Grbalten Suhnsmlaae.

Der 5traBenbabn- Anaeitcllten uno Der
gSiseonltn AoiIpop 2ight & 4oper
SO. lit Elm giitIidrer 9ergIeid, 3uitonoe
actommcn. monadl Die IngeItellteu eli.
ne 2obu5uloge BON 2 Gents Die Stiins
DC betommen. 1ie 3eitoouer Del
nenen9bmad)una 1T nnhegrenSt, fam
aber 30 Gage Dor jenem 81. Sltni pon
Der cincii oocr anoeren Scite ceftiE.
algt meroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
Bsidafts 9ptisen.

ea e. z. gan auten. &eriid1es
rlniassaaent; 8lraidnitsz oOer Elder
beits@Spubs. BPS 9earl StraBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
~ 0eiut grobe uotGmenOis'

Neiut @robe uothmcubia,
Cine Grobe 1T ujtt uothil. ihrcjlt
1rou !. 2or'lein, 1i>6 2oui9 9lne..
Mti1roufce, 28ia,. Dem >lhr AIpcn
froltter il ms mohJ bttourt. me',
mir Is idion Is &obrt in p~iitrcr
Semitic e%cbraudlcn. Torni1 AIpcH.
fr0lttcr lit fir ms bel 0ronfAejtci
elm ehenln arnBes 2lcniirhiB. mic
8rot fur Sen MuuarjQcu. 9%0rt fel.
ne Ndtutuir In u~1iierer Nahborid,ot'
70 llottt id cine iold,e iibernomnutn. q
llngleidl ouoeren Nteoi5iuen MIRO
Sornj'5 9l9enfrQutcr njd,t in Ypotbc.
fen perfaaft. Spe3jaloaeuteu l~ieitrj
eS SEM @ublitum 0ircft pom 20horas
torjunf Ger NcritelIer: 2r. Qcter
Fobrnea & Cons g.. 1875 ~.
@opae Ape., Gbieogo. 81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16

Sic @orte ~@erlanst". gu neriau,
len gu nermiethen". pSbeilhaber pers
lanat", II. {. ~, iofpie Die aorelieu Iiuo
elm sheil her An3ei9en rna miiilen BEL
Der Rreis Serednuna ais &orte mitges
5ahlt tperoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
Is lit cine ansenebme G~cflerion

VT wv "5F"| "T+e4
sl pilien ooB unier boderooiges
Mii)letDpls ben Rann nit nidt aG-
6t erobem einfommen in Den Stano
lett ein ebenio ifones Sous 5u be.
iiten ME ie;u reid)er Nadbar. 2oi.
len Sic uns s>hnen 5eigerL ME biaie
Sic cine ihone 2reppe, cine eetofel.
tc @aIle, ole fciniie 6ronttbur u. (.
70. bel uns hoben fonnen.
Anlehsn fpltet nidts!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16

Nr. 4liren N, Noaiou POM
Soph N%orminaton. elmer uaicrcr be.
mohrtcIten n%oupeajihrn NtitmIraer.
tlua0l0t lld' ata rcpublifoniihcr Can.
0J0Wt iur Nos Gouuta @terfS Nmi
or. unN mitnidt Dies oltdl ieiitcn oeitt-
id)etl 4}ltbltr0cru tuno 5a thrrn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
4okares.

@eindye nm 5iet' SesnabisnHs.
Sunoerte BON 9riefen lnufen i'm
@ouperneursonlt Gin nit Der Bite
nm Q}eenaniquug bon 5obn j. Giee.
giele ooppn ftto inter Gin oeorndtea
Runoitreibcu geidrieben, oos 6rall
Tiet nusQeianot bate una IN Dem
iie Die llnid)ulo ibres 6otteh bet3cu-
ert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
Bic @alonnaen Der 1lmaebnna


ron Wouiton muroen bon etne~
Eoiie ucrqehlih nab Dem ilild,ti.
gen 6armter Sontes aureco ob.
neiud,t. Der ieinen 0otborn >Soau
&Silos. neiien Ghefrou uno oeiieu 3lpel
Wonote oltcs Nino nurdl mebrcrt
dliatenidriiie ihmer pcrIebte. sSob,
reno Der MGn1. Ser Die Sdlrotlaouns
acn in Den lluterleib erhielt. aler
SoraaSlidt nad iterben mirh. hofft
man 6rnlt u1n aittn am 2ehen stt CT.
holien. Gqe 5d,ieBerei bate lbren
~llriprmta IN ciuer aIten tSebbe, bic
slptidlen Den bciocn 6orntetu por 1t
ma %Sohresiriit entituu0, ais Gita@
Gieh i'll Nureto9 tSeIoer brad. &iloa
bcian0 lid, am Icttcn SmuSto0 nit
'eiucr Semitic ouf Dem &eq Sl,nl
SoipIt. Inn QcQci ietaeu Nodlboru DC.
tldtItdj por5uoebetL dis Auretn Ielae
StrotiIintc pjerlnai i'll 0en @eacn
btneln ieuerte tit Dem &iloa NIT
6ron muo Ninb iaB.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16

,Saa" Cans uerp0nt. Dc
Gtaotratb BON gtcm 9)otf bat
f:ir5lid cine Groinan3 alieenon1mm.
meldle Die 4abdltung bon i%oaenarh.-
ten n1oa" 9ons perbietet. @ru1o
iilr Die Gniiirlung oieier Groinan5
1T, oaB ocrortige SammeItaae oIl3n.
oft obgebolten mrroeu mo, Die Die
9.telp gorfer 5tootrGthc erflaren, 0es
robe5u sur Elage 9elporoen limo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
Neuefte Rn3eigen.
SIetne spcsialamseisen foiten:

lleber % @orte 2 Gents pro @ort.
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oas fleins Nltpuna in @iseOnGa

N{dloneu 1t 5onterott. GorI 5.
WoJoncn. ein auf Der 9toroieite mob
MEMBER 4rbeiTcr, bot ieinen ireilpiai.
gen gduferott angemeloet. mn uit)t
p%esnunGen 3u mer0en Elm pou ibrt
acfnuftes Biono duf Dem @ege oes
Nb5oblplones 3u be5ablen. Gas 3!us
no pllroe linn nteoer &Siaer. mic II
inet. fir $500 aufqebungcn uno *
9~ierfdufer beleqten ieincn2o hn mit9e
ihIog lt1 SIT ibrem @eIoe ST. fom-
l!letl.
The Little River news., 1916-07-22
X Hay Ride.

A crcwd of young people, chaperon- ed by Mesdames Gus Chewning and A J. Russell was delightfully."- entertain ed Wednesday night with hayride given by MT. George Fleniken in hon. or of Misses Joyce Shackelford and Ruth Howwell, guests of Miss Mona Sussell of this city.
 A large hay wagon was the means of conveyance, into which the young folks were securely tucked, along with a goodly number of watermel- ons and a large freezer of ice cream. Fun" was the motto of the evening and gayety ran high. The guests were as follows: Misses Joyce Shackelford. Ruth Howell, No ma Russell, Lavada Cobb and Mems Crowson; Messrs Homer Welch. Roo- co Wood, Albert Coble, Carl Garner.
The Little River news., 1916-07-22
AGRICULTURAL MEETINGS
To be Held in Little River County
 July 24, D, 26 p.

The Extension forces of Fayette- vile and Little Rock will conduct a series of Agricultural meetings in Little River County beginning a! Winthrop, July 24th, and ending at Foreman on July 27th. Every farm CT, banker and business man of the county will have an interest in these meetings. The meetings will begin at 10:O0 A. M. and continue through out the day.
 There will be speakers from the State College of Agriculture Experi- ment Station, and Little Rock to visit us on this agricultural campaign. All problems of the farms will be dis cussed during these talks. Local men will be requested to take part in these discussions at any time during the meeting that they desire. Let these meetings be your meetings, Come with something to tell that has developed on your individual farm. The meetings ar as follows:
 Winthrop, July 24.
 Ashdown, July 25.
 Arden, July 26.
 Foreman, July 27.
The Little River news., 1916-07-22
MANY TOWNS IMPROVING
Arkansas Takes Strides in Civic I'm.
 prOyement at Many Points.

Arkansas is taking greater strides tn civic improvements than ever before along the lines of installing water works, which usually entail sewer systems and improved fire depart ments.
 Records of the engineering depart ment of the Arkansas Actuarial Bu- reau bear out this statement. In the past year the Bureau has been called on to inspect and criticise plans and specifications Io- waterworks In Ben ton, Harrison, Heber Springs and Ash down, which towns are installing, or nave completed waterWorks, while plans are under way for similar inn provements at Hartford, Pocahontas, Malvern, Springdale, Eudora, Nash vile, Star City, Beebe, Piggott, Corn ing, Hatfield, McCrory, Junction City Walnut Ridge, Portland and Wilmot.. Improvements of the present plants are contemplated at Bentonville, Dar- slanelle, Stuttgart, Arkansas City, Con- way, Morrilton and Mariann-.
 These improvements will save the people thousands of dollars annually in insurance premiums and cut down ;she fire loss, to say nothing of the sav- ing that will be effected in life and health through the sanitary benefits.
 The indications are that Arkansas will see even greater progress along these lines within the next few months.
The Little River news., 1916-07-22
BANK DEPOSITS INCREASE
Little Rock Banks Show Increase of
 Nearly %4,0GO,00O In Year.

Little Rock. July 19.-One year oi which six months was without saloons, has seen an increase of near ly four millions of dollars in the bank deposits of Little Rock.
 The total deposits on June 23, 1915, were $11 1,626,676.21.
 The total deposits on June 30, 1916 were $15,294 ,45S.31.
 This is one of the arguments being advanced by the opponents of the re peal of the prohibition law, to prove that saloons do not make business better.
 Another indication is the record c> the Police Court. During the first six months of 1915 there was total of 3,740 arrests, of which BIO were for drunkenness. During the first six months this year there were 2,655 ar rests of which IA were for drunken ness.
 4 year ago there were so prisoners on the Pulaski county farm. no" there are only 45. A year ago thcre were 1G7 prisoners in the county jail from June to July l, this year there were only 65.
The Little River news., 1916-07-22
AUTO PARTY IS
 CAUGHT BY RAIN
Texarkana ExcurSiOniSts In Success. ful Trip Until the Rain Came;
 Have Muddy Trip Home.

The Texarkana trade eXcursionists began to trickle into Ashdown on the Little River and Sevier county trip Thursday morning before o'clock. It was stated by Secretary Quinn that there were seventeen cars and fifty people. c. V. Twyman of this city piloted the party over the route to Lockesburg, DeQueen, Horatio and Foreman and back to Ashdown. One big car was turned over near Horatio but all else went well until the big rain struck. The cars were caught all the way from Foreman to Ashdown and kept arriving in the city until midnight and later. The big cars had to be pulled over many places by all hands and a rope many times during the night The Fords all came through with flying colors, except one which struck a tree near Ashdown. Mrs. Dr. Herne. who was riding in the car was thrown out and injured by breaking glass. She was brought to this city and sent home on No. Friday morn ing. Another car was said to have been left on the road between this place and Foreman.
The Little River news., 1916-07-22
NEGOTIATIONS PROGRESS
Announcement of Method of Settling
 Mexican Troubles Expected Soon

Washington. July 19.-Preliminary negotiations between acting secretary Polk and Eliseo Arredondo, Mexican ambassador designate, for peaceful settlement of border difficulties prog ressed so we'll today that formal an nouncement of the course |. be fol- lowed is expected soon.
 The conferees met twice today. Henry P. Fletcher ambassador-de -desig- nate to Mexico, was present at both. It is said the discussions dealt par ticularly with the powers to be con ferred on a joint commission, should that plan be followed No definit agreement on the course to be pur- sued has been reached, but it is be- lieved that only final word from Gen eral Carranza and President Wilson is lacking. MT. Fletcher will not head the American commissioners, as had been reported, because it might impair his diplomatic usefulness.
 MT. Fletcher will go to his post in Mexico City soon after Secretary Ian sing returns from his vacation about August 1. At the same time MT Ar redondo will be formally received by President Wilson as ambassador from Mexico and formal diplomatic rela- tions be restored.
The Little River news., 1916-07-22
WILTON NEWS.

Wilton. July 1S.-(SpecialD-Rev. J. T. Benson, pastor of the Baptist church. filled his regular appointment here Sunday.
 Miss Kate Palmore left today for Lott, Texas, for a two weeks visit with relatives. She was accompanied by her two children, Francis and Joe. and cousin Dorothy Whiteside.
 Mrs. Von Pipkins is now able to be up, after short spell of sickness.
 Mrs. Ida Asho returned to here home in Wichita Falls, Texas, last week af- ter an extended visit to her mother, Mrs. Thompson and family.
 Miss Dixie Fipkins was the week &na guest of Miss Elsie MOSS of Ho. atio
 Mir and Mrs. George Cunningham o. De,.reen vel2 the guests of Miss I!ara Weaver this week. while In the
The Little River news., 1916-07-22
RUSSIANS DEAL
 TACTICAL BLOWS
TeutOns Unable to Parry Efforts of Cars Armies; Cross Into Hun.
 gary; Rain Impedes Fighting.

London, July 19-The Russian op- erations are again becoming interest ing. The Russian military critics dwell on what they describe as the mechanical regularity" of the strateg- ic and tactical blows dealt by Russia on her various fronts and the abs sanoe of any indications that the enemy for ces are able effectively to parry them. The recent Russian successes have brought them much nearer Vladimir Volynski and Kovel and the German communications between Kovel and Lemberg are threatened by the Rus sian advance to Stoaynoff and Sokal, preliminary to the investment of Lem- berg
 In Trynslvania the Russians have obtained two important eastern passes in the rpathians-Jablinitza and kirlibaba-while they also hold com mand of the Delatyn Budapest rail- road. Their cavalry is moving in the rear of General Pflanzer's forces be- tween Kimpolung and Kuty and ap- rarently the invasion of Hungary has been begun.
 According to one report a Russian force is already one days march into Hungary. threatening the Austrian rear in the mountains. The Russian advance also continues successfully in Asia Minor and it is reported from Rome that the Turks have again eva cIated Kermanshah.
 Germans Gain at LOngmeYal.
 When General Haig's afternoon re- fort was dispatched from headquar- ters in France the violent fighting which developed from the German counter-attack had been going on all night long, and had given the Ger mans footing in Delville wood and Longueval, was still in progress. The German attacks on the Waterloo farm and other points were repulsed.
 In brief dispatch tonight General Haig announced that most of the ground thus lost had been regained in both places and that the British fire had dispersed the Germans massins for further attack on Waterlot farm. These dispatches seem to confirm the opinions constantly expressed by the correspondents at the front of the dwindling strength of the German counter attacks
 The operations on the French front are still impeded by ain and compara- tive calm prevails