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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
BANDITS KILL TWO AMERICANS.
Woman and Child Slain While Fleeing
Ernnn NiIlistae

Tucson, Ariz.s Nov. 9.-Arthur VIII
lIams, agent Of an apfomobile supply
house in ChihHahua. reached here on
Tuesday IN a battered automobile after
a chase by Villa bandit sharpshooters
in another car. IN the rpurye of which
a woman whose. name Is Unknown here
ard Williams little daughter were
killed. Williams wife WAS killed in
chihuahua before the chase began.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
put Silver on o.,.tsoelsod.rr

New London. Conn. Nov, -9.--Six
aud half tons of SILVER b,fif6nsf rofa
the. mint at San Francisco were tranS1
ported to the German merchant sub
marine fsrh4Asd P@
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
sLAvs REPuLsE ALL ATTACKS.
Petrograd Says Germans Have AS
sumed the Offensive

Petrograd tvia London. Nov. 5
German forces several times assumed
the offensive on The Rnssiaff western
front in the region east of the village
of .LipiuzaDolnaia and west OF the
village Of Silaventln. with the object
of capturing the commanding heights
occupied by the Russians All the Ger
man attacks. according to an official
statement issued on Monday by the
Russian war department, were frUs-
trated by a violent Russian artillery
and rifle fire. The battle is still go
ing on.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
wIFE oIEs AS HUSBAND WINS.
Mrs! Charles Doetschman oVerexert'
80 Herself in Campaign.

Aurora, H.. Nov. 9.-Mrs. Charles
Doesschmaa, whose husband was elect
ed county recorder died ut her resi-
dence, IS Cedar street, as returns
showing MIR. -Doetschmanis election
were being complied. Heart trouble
wasI the immediate cause of death
Mrs! Doetschman worked for the Re
PUBLICAN organization during the ,cap.
paign. SheSwasS SO Interested, It Is Be-
4!eved. she overexerted.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
sksl staa's Aues Is 2.5O0. 600.

New. Yoek, Sos. The skeleton Of
the palotheriusn. (which. 'HccoEJling so
scientist = ,ySssSff its heyr%y between
lhe wears 2s9s0S4 rand2 2sSS0S4 r. G..
has Been Stdeti rs the sstina- Il, tas
American MUS uE.ulsyOE p xsh aiIi Ais Be
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
FRENCH. MAKE NEW eHFNs.
rsvl5ssE tsst -S-71FTs > q 5ct asE2z-Ue EI
Berlin Bectarss, Here HtsselKSs; y stEsss

Berlin iBectaresl fierce Httaeksg Was.
t5s- / sss6sevIsea s5ss 6sss a ssss~
Pari sew 6cf essEsl dsf,' 1stsss ss-zs4 siIh :
tiOnaA progress Sva ssEHade tluEang Mons
day 1BSs. The French troop operatittg
in the sa0Ifhefzs pant 1efs the, ST. PieYre-.
yaast g.06d siis F5ts s sc
have beea taken layh thenAs aecnhdlpg9ta.
the :, s''. y, 9,
Berlin, Nov. S.--A severe defeat ref
the tQ ss s' 4 t S5ssss5 sqp sa,t ots5s
SOmme by troops from aIh Jpar1su ana
Germany flirting & tase,.:5ss dg { ,s d;
annoflneed7bss the sNs1rSf tisce. sd1iae; al
lies, the stateufeaaffg 81 4 Sf 4 2
attacl27Gr fieFces 4iOlsnAe against the
front held by gepeTa yQp Buelow's
army after an artillery preParation by
their whole firing eapqcity,@@,,
The allied, attack was launched on
- 'front.' .Sf III miles gIbesa ttafkeFsdspf, E.
fered tire heaviest sim gumAtt slosse5,z r
the statement sra. @8iid eSAnplished
Isbthiirg - M "a Ioa.sanga m rs 4bs rf6fth4
an part of me St. Pisrreeyaast;
wOods.lsq "a - e . ~ 7zaTuJ @ -
Ten officers asb1s3S0 men ards II ma
chiHe. gt9ls .Rsr1e captured: s,s . f.. =
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
Gsrmana.AiErnen .somh NANCY. a

/ PgrFs.s axeg. o. Jferinahs aviators
havaa1bomharded Nancy, the French
Nar efifee ?f9hQpnsed in the following
eomGlaniqDeyS - stAYIation - German
hviators dropped n number OF fricen-
diaryseshalls Rpan Naney.,,a. .a,- a---.-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
Land Rrinns Hiah Price.

= Ariffgt II rfDxifna efy--22,ab h-acres-
of land, most of it in the town of Ack.
ley and the rest of it in the town of
Elcho, have been sold by H. C. Dreis
of Chicago, to Charles F. Parker. also
of that CITY, for a consideration of $780,.
poe q ITO Z
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
Governor Names Guard officer.

Madison-Gov. E. L. Philip has ap-
pointed Harvey F. Wiles Of Superior
to be second lieutenant of infantry,
Wisconsin National Guard, and as
signed to the supply company of the
Third infantry.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
ENGLAND Loses Many Ships.

berlin. Nov. 9.-SiRce thes wRtsbe1
gan England has lost IA per cent en-
here battleships. 30t pdTHee RIsO6 Ihetsius'
mored cruisers ami q y das Ssaa eethae
pro- scted erufsdrs.osfts Wis saiiSsars3a
through the 6yerses, i,seisS 4 y 1s9 :
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
Il Guild Tall Chimney.

. 2 = - NAbuITu an OHII1Hcys
Rib Lake-Wiscopsin's largest saw
min Chimney vas recently completed
here It is 165 feet high. IA feet. 10Z
inches in diameter at the base and Z
trnarnches in diameter at the top.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
nst4lahpPricesrolose sterl.

asshebsygaasr Reeausedhhi6 igh cost
Of egg, and -hour and ,tptteF made it
impossible for her TO sell home cooked
pastries at reasonable prices. Miss Eu-
Observation-Disclosures so Close her
,stSSFHfl--bs4tI4 xl4sqo1q s4a
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15

washihgtsaa SSb% s.%19The Mexican
embassy aaceneed that Official dis
patches had besn Received that the de
faeto acops hada3seated 2 largeaaatrE
Der of5AlHisyas sinZH ioqui, CRhunnda.
80 deelis ara Known.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
Australia Polis ! Record .vote.. >

e. MelbSurassyNc #, S,z-k record asfri-
her oflyUres W,ls poifed on the con-
sStiptssn refS'reiiapfn, but the figures
are sui incomplete. Out of a total
VI e,OS 900 f6t1s> counted the major
ity against eensesiptson is Es60Os ~ Z Z
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
TEACHERS IN MEET
MANY ATTEND sIxTY.FouRTH
ANNUAL STATE coNVEN-
TIoNpAT MIL QYAUKEE.
OTHER WISCONSIN DOlNGs
GGHt@k God
Items Of Interest Throughout the State
Gathered by Alert Correspondents
and BuIletined in Brief for
J - the Busy Reader.

ukee-Enlightened because OF
having heard modern educational
problems discussed by some Of the
country's foremost educators, more
Than 1000 members of the Wisconsin
Teachers association closed their
Tsixty-fourth annual convention. held
here. In instructive benefit TO. the
teachers and in attendance, the scon-
yention has been the most successful
ever held. The features Of the CON
vention were addresses by Nary Mon
tessori, founder of the MonteSsori
method of teaching, and Henrt S.
'RriHhes. 1resdert@ 6E the Cat9egie
foundation Ifor .ths oadvancemeht of
TEACHING: Both Neetings were held in
,46p mani oafena 6Slthe Auditaaum
]Nafismh iniwtfnosnperintendent of
Gary, Ind. public schools, speaking be-
fore a general meetings declared that
hStAeffc6a IS -beiSg Imposed upon
snds0etjltTen. Hegt@cted That thecoun-
try school has been the football of
petty politics" was the statemaut of
w. X. Tate, pf6f9ssoJ OF rural educa-
zion at. the Peabhd1 college; Nash
vile. in his address on Regent
schieHTFs NSRFr vEducationsi A
Eso&hoH Vas snkd&y physical ed
ucation section against the substitu-
tion of military for physical training
in the public school. Nj. C. Potter de-
nounced the attempt of the war de-
partment to establish military training
in public schools as direct evasion of
responsibility. officers elected by the
ASSOCIATION .foE-the ensuing year ARE
President, M. c. Potter, Milwaukee;
gieespEssidalts.ssCh Charles A. Jahr.ss Elk.
horn; Frances Bammach, Stevens
Point; e. T. NeveTman, New Rich
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
&NGA EA4 40 ~
Missile iEXplodesi While Machine Is
ono fFeer5sb60e Rotornac-k human
Stomach EoahdL Ffrst AseHsnt q
of Kind in History of Aviation.


&DINac. river. 4V ~7ffftS 1fufff- 'fN-USi1lllS
Ion, 9st q gis Prs As1 4 aff7eAFsn EF1e :
ITS VII y. y sjssl st8 q tEE s.
ko1ttsMrA b9sgS ssH4lbsftedg uIss er y =
supervision of Lieutal2at I. s&s s40nsQn.
knd other expe-es-fruri- bureau Of
brdu56tS. shflfs easiGsite HSYtfT 2hith
he tsHlb iSass ISAasgscp s9asssha Sels2
kne of tre1hks4 |uIfySSFESy Ser9tf 6Se41 txs6fa
hetrted With 6dtatHel seeyes 90 rs 7e5tA
POSITION IS : gdafdef by the navy .tf Ire : !
haStment.
| Tl% o9ieEai acccfunf Of sthey atedtht'
Eas givtfh Gut b The navy deB}4lrtipySht
! 4Lsi5s3iit,' l,thte$f Wish ssh and lieut., {.
W, HSnssa we're EBedssby Ahs .I pre 9 ii.
-ture explosion of an aeroplane boAh
during teSperimeptalt sYQrke t9i Testing
bombs. Tor ruse against yesseis.sg 20 a
~Ehe bomb dengm tpits Immediately
beneath the aeroplahe. 1t was being
launched Ivy Lieutenant Welsh aslGs ap-
pareutIg Cstrucls soue. part of ths zero.
planssr f was seen 1t9s oct 6nlte dAl
the aeroplane broke in two and felf
into the river Rarely any trace 2of
aer0ptan6 or passengers has been 10
IL s5FS 11S d DIS ? 1881 q G5oc s ?
0"t'-3 ~ > rCs1st ~ S10.S SuCGH a
a portion of a human stomach has
been recovered frUr1I me river but that
is I'd E<JO0 ffb0 Sri + 40 >OSH
@Thi$ occurred Ebeat73R45 p. m. The
expeIIalents- We're hellsgA c onuuetea gpG
Lieutenant Wilkinson ssrstin fepFeseii Eas
- Z IS ~. 10 ~ Is
lives sOt. tlles hGFaiAQ Ok QEanaLssdT By
Napil p officials tieeAFEea lg4Ifs@ ~ 1lJe
the tfirext iaegl leltf 81 the kindrih tlie
81 sTzcisl S.1,asfu .cgaCs z2t tzf1 ss1s4S Z
LieBtP saAt 5}rQnSon vas iqQlns N
BusffASflss H. JAY eefsTi1 SsS, aryff was
appointed midshipman June 10, IsDtg,
froIip N,4Ns.Y Or 81 Nh eh.tl4strit.tS 5'yes
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
..ebt4olland,e PrInoess 1ls gIIIl

London. aa.STays "a fsspisf ldiss7i
batch from Thss tfngtied sBtaS wednesday,
Bald -PrtuCPSS JUtfUrTgI, tug only child
ef Queen WilhetsthfS + srolGtt0iF5 to her
bed with tSmpteslss e asyieS. e E6 s.
seven years Olu. .yfugcs no11s
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15


| way. 1t is even feared that the cat
lffe wipchsaSSe as-ss Htiiiifesf@sh- ifiasse;
,ybicTwiIl result in famine and the
DEATH lof many children. The state
food hommission has advertised for
hay ahti feed for that part of the cpun-
try. Sihe question: lsA Can enough sfod-
der b obtained at aJpnce which will
nut ii within the reach of the COM
mon people?
Thg steadily increasing mercantile
connection between Norway and the
United States has made it desirable
that Il house in New York handle, Nor
| wegiah interests, especially money
transactions, it is announced In bust
ness circles. Some of the leading Nor
weqiaf banks are cooperating, TO es-
I tablisk! a Norwegian-AmerlsaF, clear
ing bank in New York with a capital
OF 81, 10000.
| ( rndSorwegian Ssoxafnrnent fnsdnat
prohibited the purchase 81 dKessalsy eH
! the pIhcing Of orders for new ships IN
kforeigh countries, according to a ca
HBlegrash received by the consul general
81 Notway in New ySaSk fltS1EAe4pssu
sage Mas in answer to az query sent
+ e5arly III the week BY the CONSUL general
to hi4 governments sspofelhg5 III SafTSf
its6urre4s in shipping circles that such a
/ lHw hid been passed or was contem-
tISsteH The consul general added that
[sse sEerthing wassAgDno*1 f6h5 -
Lion. .oo4 sd OF mot
ia g. -dss-d" W !
/ ISS51t i9reported that Norwegian mail
/ steamkhip from Bergen for Newcastle
Efias bten taken TO a German port, al
! though it had no cargo aboard. The
1yorwEian mail steamships form q
redanet9ing link between Eng4Ed And
l{he Scandinavian countries and Rus
fs@. they carry many Ams0ans and
Emach american m1:I O9 SSt6 6rfa
lsSnstauke in which actual seizure has
4hesn keported. More than % Morse
Espaamkrs were stopped by the Ger
smans ln October.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
HT RSahantahs saenh Dies.
EssVafaI Eaus. sriraa<alld

pdCntafcS bs9SshGls sBes-:persen
oTRr4TRfSet b4alts aatt}ail Asheea when
aus pfebaioe1QeaiaTirHt ttsasebnhase a
1aoE;lR heip dtRpdwedtest fsaissEom an
s I TI64f4Fst tsSt6r tssat sAielyFhtskeisi shoe
s5as R 94s me- 8F38 8sIsfs IsA,aisF street.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
S.rhians RenuIse Buluars

! Paris, Nov. 10.lThe Bulgarians
took the offensive against the Serbiaps
ln:the CSrna riyertresicnc on the Mice
sdonian trontsS Thsk made ,thgee at
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
~. ct'65inifS7fanfin Bumba was appoln1

ed as Austrian. ambassador t.. the
United States in JanMTy. 1913. He
was fifty-sfx years ola and hai served
ia the diplomatic service Of his coun-
try for many years.
IN September. 1915. Ambassador
Dumba was recalled by his government
at the request of the state department
Of the United States. lie left the Unit
ed States IN October 8. last year.
The resignation of Doctor Dumba
from the Ausro-Hungarian diplomatic
sertice was announced only last Sat
urdny.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
-sInks ror1rnnstr1u D. s9isEsama2 0a

foTHNs FoIHIeF o p fks5 ISIl, =, .
liverpool. Nov. s.-Lidttf9 fni75bnEesi
thai the N6rYegio6 a5eaTSf Il ftsa3R5p
has been SUM- ~ y Us !, u IY IS =
meg have laalt@d, at, RtqaIr.Supsn 95fIs
fornerly owned by an American com
paiN Ize sgs:a yrsssspsn lis nj sba
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
Queen Of Hawaii. prino.

s Honolulu NoY, 10, Queen LYDIA
kamekeha IIliuokalaRi.- seventy eight
years Old FORMER isg t1tSaiil, IL
Seriously IN ak her apsiae heEeoand
Der MEDICAL satteAdaIlts, say she eaS
live eulyi H. few houss. Jro1z v1t.sseT .gIsvs
a5aus sslN Ia .szpqz &c EA1s1iN 2 n
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
&c .6od.obcfaR. NQ.1I.E.aEs. 20

ggl srisbl1d 20 ,Ihlfpd Ssit hy6rss 1Ssatro1
/, t1sjfnss s5t va bStAs1sQLS. Sffiss! ~
Orr ~ ,l SS9sy99lia ~, " ofb1,sy rs, bio
csa9 iSnAt tlqes1 a q jEqqr5ga s that his
road intenSstis4 sBeild "a approximately
s. ffSr iev ceflFppenIT
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15

on a certainysdstys called as5rhldEsn y
dayat free contributors vartss made la
the cities OF Sweden 5,f6t me b benefit a sof
poor childreas ain ,StoclSho ohm Lieuten-
ant soh Dobeln assisteast tine good ea1ise
in an original and Lavish. Way He Or
dered "a charges .DltHbheRs efsshandosbiHs
printed. These ihE folded together care,
fullys putting five. krqner tssIs3t bins
il. 20 of themA. Then heltook aaitg Of
them with him In hfs airshfpi md Scat
fgred them Hie ever tAeocfty.a trhe bills
ware payable ut the 9fice Of those man
aging the business of "Childrehls aay =
so that the lucky finder had 10 appear
at the5office in order TO get theJmoheyo
This Vas the first. tiHe sip1i tl zig history
Of Sweden thatmoney came in a show
en- from the sky ~ .l.v9K 80 81. : - =
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15

The new 5Tronhattan canal has beea
opened by King Gustaf, says the Over
sehs News agency, The canal estap1
fishes communication between Lake
Vsnern and the Baltic sea. Its CON
stfuction took seven years. r. -
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
5 m6a oM. cuNSdl "a

washburnsmICfAEf 6foPoSte Kerr
has announced that the curfew law. re-
gq Vi 3 dahII>IcH jlIdiFBf pTof tthsI streets
When the curfew bell rings ft 8:15 D.
tit5 wotaa 1enf64sedXI 'hsHC
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15
Former Austrian Amb9sssAS
United States SuccAD6s

Geneva, Nov. DIR. NSSstahji
Dumba. former Austrian ambAsSad}
ia the United States. died on TuesSa.
says a dispatch from Vienna.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15

The memorial coin of the Swedish
academy for this year win be issued
in honor OF -Esaias Tegnef, the poet,
who died 20 years ago. ag,ss {
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15

The demand for copper is SO great
that many mines which had been
closed for years are now regular bee
hiyes. 80. S.s s .sr,ss. iss-s.-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-15

-~ & - q .s4i,1s = - 3 ssf-rs sssf . ss&
Mss Boufhonviile,s - lady OF swe-4
dish birth, was sentenced to death as
a spy In Iop1bn, hut ete Sentence has
been conIIHated gtoo imprison fors
life. she faefs sure, howefeE, thai, She
will be set free at the, end thse WIZ
Dor even atIaR FeasIes Flaye 6sq g
IA sat5oyFss tass sc-sT y.-f-saliI zsslIo
q TIE sse sdish government HAS taAeh'
Faction dssire galats the eensHnRtienae Ell
bread. Expectation Of y sugar .Rsetss n e.
sreadw las -asaeBl pEabibftea, sad the
sale lsofB sugar ysfnes NeTeris'stE g has has
Fhaan iImited 10 those holding cards ISIS
sue t !ns5i s q s .si5 -, =
Is h1s rsits r7s1ts - 49, Sssn -aSssa4ie RI
me rashfsfsr of agrtt me In
NAMED that In casesbnglitnd ssssioa na
preygnt hsssfy eden orting whea S
from, abroad thesagovernment VILE Up pm
n oISsgaa don .. rlsa fHr the distrt6wEop'
Of ,rS orfsin. 5i1s country iazSueh q
manbgf mat tlrfe WI Be nj saal.sses
IL fstntuesa, y soksoS ssas 1sssses0 =.
--9r = tssrzss- rs E~afr1sxs -bs'
Observation-Disclosures explorer sf CEN !
mai a Asia hs has rsturned to Co1Sfands
noule from trtR through Syria, Mes go.
notai. nj, 8 ArSilap ana Has EElelaly
snla. He is preparing G eecs 81 q ~ ili e
obseryasienSs in TuEkes.Ss . & psi =.
Il = -4s-.z - -71A -r7SssfsSs fsss4E
The Brinkley argus., 1916-03-03
Smoky Dunn Out of the
 Penitentiary

Many Brinkleyites will remem- Der w. W. (Smoky) Dunn who was a conductor on the Rock Island Newport branch train a few years ago. Dunn has been in the U. s. Prison at Atlanta doing time on a sentence for train robbing but was granted a rehearing a few days ago.
 Dunn was convicted of charges of robbing an express car of $1, 300 on the Rock Island rail- road between Little Rock and Hot Springs in April, 1914. He was sentenced to three years. In this case Homer Heard, was tried jointly with Dunn and was given the same sentence, but like Spear. furnished $5, 900 bond for his release while appeal was pending. William Airing. an express messenger who was charged with conspiracy to rob the express car, turned states evidence and probably was re- sponsihle for the conviction of Dunn and Heard. Airing was not tried.
 If the men who have served part of their sentences are again convicted, the court will decide whether or not the time served may apply on a new sentence.
The Brinkley argus., 1916-03-03
NoHs END FARMERS AND
 BR|NKLEY MERCHANTS, ATTENTION

Al na inc season of 1908 and 19O9- Seven years ago,
 ;,s i, Brinklev ginned in round numbers $500 bales oot+ Tn addition to that there probably 1000 A arc of cotton gnned by country gins sold and ship aoa 4 h Brinkley or total of about 45OO bales.
 e that time there has been opened upin the Brink gs,''' s'''s''''''s S'"''S ''''' '''' &S'S' .
 Abt only this, but E each and every Brnkley mer- .Ao,j n knows. Brinkey buyers in 19O89 held their oun mpetiton with buyers in all by towns in this tsmt(f
 z EVEN YEARS LATER
 h presen5 ,aason just closing there has been gin o,d s,ppe, fan Brnkley less than 1900 bales of U, TN Gnssnnent ofIicia ginners report for this un x 4aa Ne<rop in Monroe county was practically
 The rce of cotton in Brnkley this season has well hasrt been what it should have been and everybody knows it.
 The writer heard farmer living in the Brinkley territory say Brinkey merchant just few weeks ago, II hope you Brnkey merchants will wake up. I'd much rather sell nv cotton in Brnkley but have been forced to haul my elsewhere this season because of the advant age in poa T have sold 60 bales in----- (and it wasn't greadn eher) and got from to cents pound more for t there than could get in Brinkley."
 Now ts is just bit unpleasant duty for the writer because Tn tn Brinkley, 1st, last and all the time. know full well that Brnkley merchants who were buying cotton far and square and didn't profit in the least in the low prices they pad but the knowledge of that fact does not remedy the matter
 BY WAY OF SUGGESTION
 The ARGJs editor believes that Brnkley merchants should call meeting of the farmers and land owners AT ONCE and cooperate with them in bringing in for planting this in the Brnkey territory suitable cotton seed that will take e place of the dog tail" cotton that
The Brinkley argus., 1916-03-03
Saturday Nights Fire

 The third and it is to be hoped last fire of the usual series of three, came Saturday night when the Allen or Old District Parson- age property on North New York Ave, was totally distroy- ed.
 The property was owned by w. L. Freeman. of Hunter, and was insured for 1000 with a $1, 800 value.
 The fire is supposed to have originated from tramps who
The Brinkley argus., 1916-03-03

class has been raised around Brnkey and which is re- sponsibe for the low prices above mentioned Not only that but at such meeting the merchants land owners and farmers should together plan for the profitable marketing of cotton potatoes poultry and other products of the farm
 With flat loss of more than THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS to the Brinkley trade channels from the 40O0 bales of cotton alone the past season to say nothing of other products it is time for action.
 Will it be done?
The Brinkley argus., 1916-03-03
Among The Card Clubs

Mrs. E. L. Woodfin entertained on Tuesday afternoon at Bridge at her pretty home on North New York Ave.
 Those present were; Mesdames Jake Lamm. J. il. Stack, Benj. Emmons, Chas. Duff. Sam Lang, Jas. L. Woodfin and Miss Sarah Black.
 The game was most exciting
The Brinkley argus., 1916-03-03

were probably occupying it for the night, the tenants having moved out a few days before.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-31
GUNBOAT SMITH IS
 BEATEN BY FLYNN

New York. March s1-Dan (Porky) Flynn. of Boston, outpoipted ~Gun- boat Smith in 10 rounds at the sta, dium A. C.. which stages bouts in the Manhattan Opera House, last night The Hubite had an easy time all the way.
 The second round was the most ex- citing of all. The Gunner slipped and, as he started to fall Flynn up- percut hard with his right The punch stung Smith but he refused to take any count.
 In the tenth. the Gunner figuring his only chance to win was by a knockout made a wild rush from his corner at the bell. Flynn sidestepped and Smith almost fell through the ropes. From the very start Smith tried to land a knockout, but Flynn blocked the majority of these. And 'Porky" kept his left hand in the "Gunner's'' face all through the 10 
 Flynn weighed 195 pounds, while Smith tipped the beam at 18S bounds.