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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-08
Nrne Gnnl

Sn Sen a1t5iger Sabreit Lin6l Scr
nbeilige SDnoO4, OaB Die riiiiiihen
@eiitliden ieIbit ben 3eligionsunter.
ridt crtbeilen ioQen. lin oen Inter.
ribt 81 erlei6tern CAB Der 6eilige
SDnoo einen o9eitiaoen~ 6erous mo
iteqte ieoem 8open Elm @oitpodet Der
9iidlein 5ur Ieriiieung. Gin alter
Fope begann Ben eriten llnterridt.
Die 5ipeite @ei1ifte, Die er am Gnoe
Der eriten Seite aniebte, bonoelte BON
Der @eburt 9oin's lmo glbePs. Die
lebten @orte Der eriten Seite Daren;
uno @pa. 9(uf Der onOeren Seite
folgte bic 6ortiebung: gebar 3wei
S6bne uip. Der @ope iiberiblue
aus gerie6en Elm 9Iatt, obne es 3u
bemerfen, iIn6 las weiter: mar 300
ellen lang, 30 ellen brett ino 30
gaen bod, lin0 mar inipenOig imO
auspenOig perpidt. gluf Der oritten
Seite mar ndmli6 BON Der glrde
9toab Die 9ieoe, Die ailf Seite 4 fort.
geiett muroe.
Der &ope las uno itubte. @r las
no@mals: nlio bort, &inoer, umo @ua
mar 800 Glen lang, 90 Glen brett
unO 80 Glen bod, unO mar imDenoig
uno auSwenOig Derpidt. aoniid,
murmelte er; na, ainoer, Der critic
Gbeil lit iebr flor: @oa muBte 10
lang, brett ino bod iein; oemn iie
mar ia Die Wlutter oeS gan5en Wlen.
idengeidledts. CAB iie a6er aus
wenoig imo inpenoie Oerpidt mar,
Oas lit freiIid ettpas idWer 81 per.
ite6en; man muB es eben glauben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-08

Dieier bertrauenertpeden0en @inlaoung
folgeno, frat SSoiepb ein, iebte iicb oilf einen
leeren Stubl, legte ben &opf 8uriid, uno
,,in Itodlides 2inn mur0e olsbcl0 nit
parmem Seifeni1oine bearbeitet
v@It gloraen, Soiepbl~ iagte Serr
sSones, Dem iein eigenes acknowledgements
Soar inO Der gefrouielte Bart ais telteS
@usb1noeifilO Oienten. Sin redlter Stop
pelbart~ illbr er geringidJdbig fort 5db.
reno er 0oS Wiciier Dor 8eqinn Der Nrbeit,
in oeidbrlid5er 9}G6e bon Soiepbs giaic ab-
900. lin sic, mein Trelno, 81 rolieren,
beoarf es elmer frGitiaen Sono gtuL ipie
hts iebt2" idloB er nodJ bollenoetem @e-
if1ite, iid) ucrtroulid norniiber le5neno,
TT ,bab' ids redt oena6t2"
Syoiep6 itan0. 1liBcrIi6 elm uerpanoelter
Mani, bonn Seiiel anf 60 niitlib miro
Elm EennD ielten anQemeroet ~ er gab Io-
gar nod einen 3peter aus, fnllite iid Die
nltag-%or9en5eitlmg uo idllenocrtc
nit oeer IN Scr Snidlc nad Dem Sboe-
Yorf Tort itrcdte er iidb IN Ser gtdbe oes
WiormorboaenS ins @ros imO beannn 6cn
Eoli5eiberidbt 5u leien. &aim botte ar ooS
@latt oeoffnet 10 tpar nud feline 9on5c 9Iif-
merfianteit 0llrd folgenoen glrtifel ge-
meIielt:
Sin ipnrIoS bcridJiunuScncr 9dtrr.
DScrr 9erpeut, ser po6lbefonnte Ser
iaiier 5obIreder, rei5enoer 9dtumgen mo
bolfStimlidber Gr3dbhngen fir Die &hl-
oerpelt lit fiir5lidb rlter bofit oebeimns-
bollen llnitdnoen aus ieinem SauIe ber-
ihmln0en. 9es 0idters Satin, an Der er
mil innider, ia Observation-Disclosures Siebe hinQ,
ipor nod longer, ihmer5bofter @ronfbeit
aeltorben im0 purOe am A. oieieS Wfonots,
Dieustag uodnIittag, 81 ibrer lebten giube-
itdtte gebrod)t
.Serr Terpcnt, Der nit ieiner ein5ioen
So6ter ben berben 8erluIt betpeinte, folgte
oeti Gorge nod Dem @otteSader, fab Die
teucre 2eide in ole @ruft ienfen iluo febrte
biernif nob ieinem Seim 5uriid, Dem am
Nanoe oes freluloliben Dories 9loofHelo
oelcgenen, bon ibr ielbit ooas &rd5enneit"
benolmten Sano6oiiie.
(HoriisBuug fOIatl @
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-08

ct, Eaals. Wemetube 81 GDrDUpa, Sals
bots@ountn - Eaitor 8. Grer0enreib,
Cordoba, Dlo.
Gp lutb. Stride 81 2uneipUOb, Eolbots
gorntb - Yaitor 8. Sreuoenrei9 bon
Cordoba.
9eatIde oJemeiube sn lippercu, galtis
mores@ountp = Paitor g8. s. Seuicl,
upperco. W2o.
Sreicinigfeitss 0Iemeinbe 81 @cubStDd
- Gator so. 9. Soc, @ooDitod, W1o.
SnlemSs Sirfe n @de @ntterDs
mo 9ian0aas Strobe; Raitor S. g8alter
S6ntt, gir 214, S1tsHanoaas Strnbe.
81. Stepnaui- -Qirdle - @de Sams
bur9s uno sStrabe; Ynftor gbis
lipp s. Senniebauieu 8. s., Sar. 224,
&arrt ~sglbemle.
Gpan9eltidDe WemeinfdDaft.
SnlemS Stride ~ @ouQbsStrobe iinO
0igblano- -glOe., Roitor @. &. Slider, 9lr.
34O5, Woughs StrnBe.
GmnnneIss s6irde @reeuesS sStra6e
mo @tbersgllen; Bo1tpr s. 8. QSeber,
ytr 81, Siios@reenes sStrnBe
3Weite Stride her @bang. Wemeins
ldjaft - 0looiionsStraBe, @de Nliltons
glbenue; Yaitor 8. oaeeiftein, glr. 742,
YntterionsYn Ynrfs glbenne
SentldJe @nptiTien= GirdJen.
GrIte 6entidje @nptiIten= Stride -Nonus
mentsStrnBe, gde BatterionsYartsg sglbe /;
gator 9fdlpb 3. gBe9ener, SIR. 1927,
Mount JloDals sglbemle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-08

Inter oieier 8e3eihnlma tlnl man
ollie 0ieieniQeu 9lerpeniioruugen 10.
pobl objetiiber ais hibiettiUer glrt
suianmenioiien, oie our6 ole lin.
iidnoe uno ereieniiie oeS arieges
beruriadt coer, als i'm Seine oorge.
bil0et, ourd) oie Shreden uno Stra.
pa5eu oes arieees 5um friiben
Qiuhbruh aelanoten. Gs bonoelt
lim babel uidt etpa MIR I'M Die ei'
qcnartiqen SDmptome, Die bel man.
dlen 1beiInebmern oes 8elo3uees
Ourh ibre Grlebuiile berDorgeruieI
meroen, iouoern gan3 19nlide er.
Ideinlmaen treteu bei mnnhen Ser.
icnen auf Die nod gor nidt i'm sci.
Sc moren Die ourdl oie 6loBe Nuqit
Dor Dem ariege. ourd Die @cmiiibS-
bepeqlma 8uiolae ibrer 8utbeilnng
al elmer D1orihtolonne, ioiuie Die 9e.
Misunderstanding, bonn Yhlit1r
irei 3u perOen. in einen abnormei
8uiinno aerntben. 9ei elmer 9eipre.
dina oieIes eisenartigen SDmpto.
meucomplcres in Der @ieuer alini.
Iheu Wodeuidriit aui @runo meb-
rprer Tatien0 IN Der 9ierpeuabt6ei-
lu1 eines Mimer @arniions-Soipi.
tale bebonoeIten 5dae foHmt Der
1iabs. mo G6eiar5t SeIlmef 8u
Dem SdmB. oaB Die ais ariessneu.
roIen 3i be5eihnenoen arantbeiten
in oroben mo aan8en cine giiniiiae
@roonoie bieten. 9us b6IIia oieHlt-
mianaIiA eruies lido 0nr cine Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-08


mos Soicpb Bo0ger fab
Sin roliber Dlar3wino itrit iber ben
syorIi BON 9loofIiel0 Die Come mar etpo
ielt einer Ghmoe untergeoonoeH, ols so
iepb Bo0aer am Ranoe oes nndlttlllen
4QoI6pia6es nftaudie. DbpobI i9lant
bon @eitali ulio taum nlebr ols 2b Sabre
sdblen0, bate er Elm DerIDelttes, alt aus
lehenoes @eiid)t NIT fIeiHen idmalen Ai.
zen. pelde oie notiirlide yteigung perrie'
ten III idrdaer Sinie iiber oie Lance,
ipIbiqe gloie biHpeg5uihoueH. Yin per-
bliheues. bIoues Eud mar IN loiem fnoten
nm ben onnef SaIs eeibIungen rno ipe'
MAE @dilluee b6tteB geniiat, ibm ben
Qlnsua abuhnnfen. Der nohlaiig out lei
mem nbQenlaQertcn 2eibe Gina
Mls cr oe @ren3e 0es gBoloes erreldt
haiie, perlieB er ben Qlsaetretenen gSeg,
trel9ie elm Sfiid ireier Mieie ieBte lidl am
M0u0e 0es @rabens nieoer uuo taitetc nod
leiner 9ieiie. Jiaboem er oieie gellcplt
un0 onQe5unbet. Itredte er iid Ing @rds,
500 ole 9eine berauf uno cntidiimlHerte
ifieoli6 me Elm neugeborenes alno.
Uiebrere Stunoen lag er ~ tleiem
Gdlaie. Sein crlter @eoonfe ndd benz
@rlpad)en Anlt Der ntlttlerpclle ms ieli@te
Wrns aefollenen @feiie er bob iie aii,
slin0ete lie iriih an ibiittelte iih gIeid
fmem uoiIcn Slnloe unb 8ur StraBe 5lI-
riidldlenoern0. oeriolgte er ie bis 5im
Gn0e 0cs @olbes, oen Siigel binan, ouf
opileu G0be oas 0ori 0loofiielo maleriif
bnaebettet lag.
Der Simncl iDar tribe NIT @oIien iu1s
5oaen sic fleinen Sdrier uno StoufI1oen
laoen in teier Tmielbcit. Die penigen
gtrobrnlaiernen broniten iporIid ino
bitter. ssolep6 beidleumigte feline Shritte,
leb 0cn 0reu5unQspimft BON bier 5uiaul.
menlnufcnoen Straben, lrelher 0nS 8er5
bes Iories bIoeie. binter iih imo erreibte
balo cine Snr Hedten geIeoene Wouer
6er iibrte Elm @ittertor nod Dem lueit.
lihen Ginoonae Der airfe bon yloofiielo.
tinrn mnllipen SieiHbau DeiIen oitliber
nllae fiir8Iih neu bereeileIlt iDoroen mar,
ndhleno oer iblanse Eurm aus Dem Wit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-08

billt, Ddbreno Die groBe, DeiBe San0 lit
beban0ldubt 3itr Seite nie0erbing. Starr
Dor iid binbIideno, folgte oieie rn6eimIihe
@ridenimg bes W1onneS Su5itapfeL ols
ip1ren beioe losqeIoite S6atten eines mit-
tern1dtigeu Geiiter5u9es.
SSoiepbS S5in0e 5itterten 0erart. 0nB Der
SSnbalt ieines Sndes 81 flirren beaann; er
-cate i'm ouf oen gooell uno iportete, Bis
cud oie Srau oen @cidtsfreis bon Gberit
glstems &ous berloiien bate; oalln idldb
er, obne nod cine Wlinite 81 pcrIieren, IN
entgegenaeiebter Jldtng 0nuon
BUR 2infen por Die StrnBe 6dlierlrei,
bod ipenige Dleter entiernt 5ur Ncdteu sit.
terte ein tribes 2icbt 5ipiiden Den bIGtter.
loien 8peigen eincr 9}eibe BON SinoenbGl-
men binoirdl. Sinter bicien Sioen uuO
eiHent @arten bon betr1htli6er 9lusoeG-
nung lton0 0aS inter Dem glamen D@oIo-
ousiidt befannte 2anobouS.
Bon bier ous lici cine Sede Idnas lsr
Strobe lpeiter, bis jenieits oerielben IN ge-
ringer gntfernimg Elm 5neites Saus DOS
0r16enneit~ ouftoufte. gs mar oos lebte
inn Gorie, uno ais Soiepb oud oieies I'M
9iiiden bate, iebte er ieinen gSeg nit er'
Ieidtertem Ser5en riiitig Iort.
9. &opitel
Bas Sofepb @o6Gcr las
0ic @eittroBe 2onoonS sren3t smor al
cineu nobl6obcnoen Stootteil, oebort ober
iel6it feiuespcas 81 oieier pornetmell
9tadborihoit 6riib am Noreeu 5iebt oic
NluIif6anoe Ser Seilsornlee nit flinoen.
Dem SpieIe boriiber; perpa6rloit ans
iebcnoe ainoer trooen Diilbfri9e iber 0ie
Galie imo mr tpenige 26Oen iino 0e0ifnet.
glus Dem ifnoIen. ounflen Sausein-
gang elmer Ser 6ablloieu Wlietsfoiarnen.
fam OH oieienl W}orgeu iriib5eita SoIep6
googer 5lm @oridein, uno icblug ben geg
na6 ser unpeit Der Strobeuede Qeleaenelt
9orbieritlibe eir Ser untere Sell Ser Ga.
oenfeniter mar peiB iibertiinft, I'M ben
imbefigten GnbIid in 0os sSnnere 5r per-
biuOern, nn Der Eiir bing ein SAilo nit
folgenoer Snihrft:
@ertrnu oein Sonr Sones' SorgfnIt an
Geun beiier .tonns fem anorer @aun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-08

idpinoenoe 9lu3obI, 0,5 D. S. fiir
felooieniti1bia fouuten nod flir5er
Belt iHon pieoer 40 p. S. erfldrt
weroerL fir biilfsoienittouglid 80 b.
S., BEL Dem 3eit tDar cine genauere
llnteriudung unO ldngere gebano.
lung notbig. Qlud bon oieien Duroc
Elm eroBer Gbeil uieoer Oolltommen
oieniti16ia. @egeniiber BEN im9iin-
Itiaen g9irfingen oes arieges allt
Elm lobiles QeroeniDiient bari man
aber AUDI Die siiniiigeH @irtunoen
niht iiberjeben. es muB Dielmebr
nadoriidlib berboroeboben perOeu,
Dab piele gleuraitt6enifer, oic iih I'M
6rie0en ibren Seioei piel 81 ie6r bin'
ge6en, Ourd ben tateeoriiben Sm.
peratio Der @fliht, 0urd oie 2lbleu.
fung pom eiaenen sd nidt nrr ibre
neuralttbeniiheu geihiDeroen perlo.
rem imo iib beiouoers po6l aeiiiblt,
lonoeru DAB iie aud tidtige ariegs-
leiituneen pollbraht boben 10 oaB
arieg iiir iie Elm StablbaO i'm nab.
rem Slime Oes @ortes aeiporOeu it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-08

Iteige idneIl ans umo ite6c itronlin,
ni6t Dor Dem I1aior, ionoern Dor
Dem Chauffeur. Gieier reject mid oar.
aiti an: ag}iuL aamerao, weiBt ou
aud, per bid geiobreu Bat. SD ioa.
te: nglein.~ sd bin Der aronprin5. "
Sd itono oa ipie periteinert. Gr ladte
mieoer nidte, legte bic Sono an Die
9liite imo fort mar oos 9lilto. llnO
ib plobte Dor 2aden imo 6reuoe.
llno on, liebe 5rau, mas iogit on 0o.
81, bob oein Mann nit Dem Sobne
uniere5 aoiiers I'M Pluto fdbrt2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-08

3pcitc bentIdJe 8aptiitensa sairde-Sres
oeridsglpenue, @de W}onroesS sStraBe; Yas
itor Silto Spbter, glr. 1850, Beits
Baltimore sStraBe.
SeutIdJc Nict6DbiIlens0 0irdJen.
Grite bentidje WletbDbiiten. STRIDE -
ylr 224, Siiosgroaoipnh. nabe @altern>
glberiie; Yaltor 6. 3. $6aib, glr. 1717,
Snsgaltimores sStrobe
8meite bentidJc WietbDbiitens 2irde -
1249 2i9btsStraBe; Ynltor IS. Biegano.
@eHniglDania Qlbenue Wletbpbi1teEs
Stride Eennlglpaniasglbenue, nabe
WnI6ersStrdBe; Yaltor q. s. @aible,
gir. 567, WloibersStraBe.
9afaDettes sgluenne @letbDbiiten Stride
= 2nfabettes sglbenie, @de @onbs Strnbe;
Yaitor 6. s. $bniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-08
coFaI6eridJte aus @ai6inetou.
gle6aaIe ieine Gran.

Nk " vi a g p ~ t) v ~
Ger Gaterer Suao 2anqe, uelher
ON 1G. sunni gan5 unerlDartet itarb,
bat mebrere Stiide pertbDolles
@unoeieent6um mo 5000 IN gaar
0inierlaiieu, weIdes na6 Dem i'm
9alIenaeridte auiae6eiBenen Seita.
meni leiuer g9ittiue eliio6et6 Sanee
5nidat.
@eitorben.
On Ieiner Nobnung glr. S06, glla.
bono QIbenne. lit Serr 9bilip go.
Gel in Sitter bon 81 Sa6ren aus Dem
Deben aeidieoen.
Ron einem Sunoe gebiiien
Ger i8 Sobre alte anabe 9lobert
Bolton bon D1r. 1919. 8 StraBe, &C..
ge piiroe BON eincm fleinen Sunoe,
Sen er bon Der StraBe mi6ob, ais
0erlelbe bon einem 9Iutomobil iiber-
Iubrcn moroen mar IN Die redtc
Sano eebihen. Gr. 5lpnn muBte Ole
Hano anSbrennen uno perbinoen
Sir Die Mili5.
Sic Iirettoren Der ganf IN Spotts.
billie baben beihloiien eineH 5iemib
arobeu 6ono als @ruuoitod fir cine
gmmInng sur llnteritiibilue Ser
8omilieu ser 0lili5ioloateu 81 Der.
piIliaen Sn iener llnaeseno beiin.
oeu Iih mebrere 5amiIien, oeren Gr'
nd6rer nit nod 0er meritaniiden
@ren5e 9eIauot ipiroen in bitterer
Dloi6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-08
ggie e anlueiIen tOmmem tann.

lleber cine glutomobilfabrt nit Dem
oeitIden aronpriu5en idrei6t lalh
aoIniidem Staot.gln3eieer in einem
HelOpoIi6rieie Der sSeloartilleriii
g. aus aoIn.4or5 an ieine 5rou
II. a. 5oIeeuoes glun nadte id mid
beute W1ittoq auf Den @eg naf $. IS
lit 10 weit ipie BON aoln nad 3or5.
aein @agen fiibr. Bon Dem 6aiier-
loom uno aiitenidleppen mar i6
iebr miioe, ober id bate bon @ame'
raoen 3pei griefe nah s. uno 70
muBte id bin, ionit mare i'd nnge-
febrt. Ga elm 9Iutol Sd itellte mid
miiten auf sen @eg bolte oie gIrme
auseinanoer II. oas pluto bait 8orn
refts ibt Der Gbauifeir, tiei in ben
Mantel geblat, linfs neben ibm ein
Moior. einer nit Sreiien BON oben
bis unten maht oie Sbiire ouf lno
ib iete mid ooneben. Der Chauffeur
Iaat: ,g2un aameroo, po millit Oh
bin2" Sd iogte: ugis S. Ger
G6aifieur la6te lno iogte: o@pt.
3onn inb cr aud ihon ipieOer Inn
uno ladte mid abermols on. @r bat.
te anideineno 5reuoe, OaB es mir
gut gefiel. Gie 8obrt eiue raienO
idneIl. Sd 500 meiue 0liibe felt anf
ben aopi nno Ger Gbaufieir iiebt
tpieoer nm mo latt SD oodte,
fennt Der sid, aber iuie oori er bid
10 anlaheL no bod Elm W1njor ne.
ben ibm Der 1T ober orciit. SD mar
70 ihnnitia, peniaitens mein gIn3ug
9lls i'd $. ie6e, orebe ih mid boIb
inn uno ioge; oGiirfte id bitten aus,
5uiteigen" Gnbei benlertte ib crit,
oaB Ser tpeIder binter mir iibt, Elm
foiicrlider Chauffeur III. Iieier ia9t
MN 3u Dem @aaenlenfer Ser Serr
mohte ousiteigen," fliiitert mir aber
aud sIeid5eitia 81, ooB Der borne,
pelder oas 9luto fdbrt uno Ser mid
INNER onaelaht babe, Elm bo6er 8or.
eeiebter iei Iounerpetter, Oeute i'd,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-08


ct. qIpbonIns. .0irde ~ @de garts
glbenue uno Saratoga StraBe; Ynter
2aurentius aiBner, 1ieitor; gater Ybis
lirp 9ioBba1, Ynter Sobain y. 3ailg,
Yater gBil5elm 2inoner.
St SnE0bns 0irhe @de 9liSqllitbs
uno @aaerrS Strnbe; Bater Soiepb 8unt,
Yater Yanl 6lber. Rnter Yeier g8nrs
finger, Bater Soiepb Stol5, Yater 8 y.
6uet6er lno @ater so5ann Wleier
ct. WlidJaeIss s0ir1e @de gBolfes
unb 2ombarOs sSirabc; 9ater SoiepB
Biliel. 9leitor; Boter Rbilipp Colonel
gaicr Yeter @nde, Bater 8ernnro
2uedina. 4aier Qcopolo Sbredt
0er5 SciHsGirdle ~ 3. StrdBe unD
Softer gIUemie, 8igbIanOtopn; Safer
gbunntnien, bic ben s4eniiheu GorrepoH.
senten" nldt phnliIlh goer unrrgenahia q.
haiien, Nnb aebeten, ber Office baU0n pey xeIe-
thon Dfu i6rlitfd WilthetluHp ~ no I'm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-08
9snfhs airdsu in WarDIunS.
SentidJe iatGoliide 2irden IN Baltimore
nn0 WlarDLaMb.

(0le0emptoriitens Wemein0cn.) J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-08

NaH eF'Ua0He ben nealtimOrs GOFrcipOnOtut".
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-26
BLUE EYE

MT. and Mrs. John Scott visited at the home of Albert Duncan last Sum- day.
 % Herbert Newman has sold his inter est in the blacksmith shop to Zillie Newman.
 Willie Evans who is attending school at Berryvile visited home folks from Friday until Sunday.
 Clip Roman has traded his mill to Elsy Roman who will move it to Long Creek.
 Mrs. Mary Pittman who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. William Hall, of Bransoa. Mo-, returned home Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Newman left for Oklahoma last Sunday.
 Jesse Humbard and wife, of near Urbanette, visited at John Rhodes last Sunday.
 The school meeting was well attend ed, w. N. Dodgen and o. R. Hayhurst were chosen directors and sever mill tax voted.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-26
YocUM

Miss Dee Whitaker. of Tanning dis trict spent Tuesday night at the home of M. A. Dooling.
 Mir. Roy Shahan has made the pur- chase of bycicle. We expect he will be going to Farewell soon.
 Mir Delbert Webb and Webb McCul- tough, of Reed Springs. Mo-, is visit ing on Yocum this week.
 A musical was given at the home of Luther Phillips last Saturday night. All reports nice time,
 Misses Inez Phillips and Ota Morris were Green Forest callers last Satur- day.
 Quite few of the Yocum kids at tended the singing convention at Green Forest, Sunday
 MT. Joe Donvan transacted business in Green Forest Saturday.
 At the school meeting held here Sat urday, MT. Lincoln Stevenson was elect ed director and Miss Mona Littrell as teacher.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-26
PARKER

Most everybody from this locality at tended the singing convention Sunday. Parker did not get the Banner but came awful near it.
 Mrs. Della Tipton and son, Otis, vis- ited at the home of Jess Hayhurst las Sunday.
 An error in the Parker items last waek where was stated uncle Ali Bradley was 89. He was 82.
 Uncle Hamp Norris, of Douglas dis trict, visited frem Saturday until Mon day at the home of J. N. Walker.
 At the school meeting Saturday, Perry Emmett was elected director and seven mill tax was voted.
 George Hayhurst visited at the home of his brother, Jess, Wednesday night of last week.
 Elder w. A. Walker held services near Harrison Saturday and Sunday.
 Perry Emmett and family and Clar- ence Cox and family visited Sunday at James Emmetts.
 Aunt Mary Christian visited Sunday at the home of her brother, J. Nj Parker, in Green Forest.
 Lora Walker. of Enon, visited her sister, Stella, Saturday night and Sun day.
 Mrs. Pearl Baker and little son, of Berryville, went home Tuesday after visiting several days at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. L. R. Twill eager.
 Mrs. T. H. Reed, of Exeter, Mo-, came in Monday to visit her brother, J. M. Parker and sister. Mary Chris tian. Mrs. Reed was formerly Elen Parker and has many friends here.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-26
MoTIcEFoR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior U. $. Land Office at Harrison, Arkansas, April 20, 1916.
 Notice is hereby given that James s. Hubbs, of Alabam, Ark who, on May 27th, 1912, made homestead entry, No. Q99Q2, for SW 1-4 NV 1-4 & NV IA " '-4 Sec. J, Fwp IS N, E. 28 w., and aE l-4 NE l.. and NE l-4 sE l-4, Section 36, Township IS north, Range "A West, 5th Principal Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make five year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Regis ter and Receiver United States Land Office, at Harrison, Arkansas, on the 27th day of May, 1916.
 Claimant names as wetnessess: Frank Wright, of Dry Fork, Ark, and Wesley Miller, Otis Smith and J. E. Braddock all, of Rudd, Ark.
 Brice E. Hudgins,
 Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-26
OAK GROVE

Several of the young folks attended the singing at Billie Minic's last Sun dan night. All report nice time.
 Charlie and Arlie Shahan, of Tanning spent Saturday night and Sunday with their cousins, Bela and Fla Shahan.
 Mr Jap Davis will have an ice ere an supper the first Saturday in June. Everybody invited.
 Ora Shahan spent Saturday night ano Sunday with her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. T. H. Shahan.
 Clyde and Erta Allen visited at the home of Josh Smiths, near Yocum Sun day.
 Alex Shahan spent Saturday night with his uncle, Henry Shahan, and at tended the party at Mir. L. Phillips.
 Quite turnout was had at the school meeting. Mr. J. Allen was elected director. Andy Duncan has the school.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-26
oSACE

Quite number of our people attend the singing convention at Green For est last Sunday.
 Alfred Ssco and wife and daughter, Miss Cleo, were visiting relatives in Green Forest the last of the week.
 Grady Reagan arrived home Sunday from the Medical College at Little Rock.
 Price Walker and wife spent the week end with relatives at Green For est and attended the singing conven- tion Sunday.
 Mrs. Mary D. Reagan has been en- ployed to teach the coming term at Pleasant Grove.
 Rev. Jess Powel and Miss Karl Ken ner will will teach at Osage this year.
 Willie Kenner made a business trip to Coin last Saturday.
 Aunt Louzana Bell is very low, very little hopes for her recovery.
 The schoal election was well attended voting seven mill school tax and five mills for building purposes.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-26
CENTER POINT

Oscar Danes and Master Auda and Cleta Mitchell attended Sunday school at Head school house last Sunday.
 w. F. Epley and family spent Sun day with J. M. Epley.
 Mr. Ed Erwin still remains in Clore- more, Okla, taking treatment for rheumatism.
 Owing to Sunday being the day set for the singing convention, the crowd at Sunday school was small, good interest was taken.
 Baby girl No. 5 arrived at the home day morning.
 Rev. Eaton and Luther Pinkley, of Cedarvalley, Mo, are expected to fill appointments at Center Point the fourth Sunday.
 Miss Una Mitchell spent Saturday night with Miss Gertie Daniels, of Dever.
 lue SCHoOi HeSIiHS Was well dCCeflu- ed Saturday eye. MT. s. s. Epley was elected director. mill tax was voted. Mr. Oscar Beck was hired for a five months term.
 Miss Gertrude Allen, of Moline, Kans.. has come to spend the summer with her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. w. B. Aliens.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-26
MABERRY

Several people from here attended the singing convention at Green E6d, est last Sunday. All report kss tr;r time.
 day. Lola Hamels, of ParreL<s,o-. ,,;s;+od 4'r,--, and p;.@ II -t1rS ,EsottAo -..s ..s::s ..ssss5F9 'es e.osas Our singing teacher, Ought Hulsey, will conduct singing school at Parker commencing Saturday night. Everybody come.
 c. Hulsey was helping MT. Crowle plant his corn over Monday.
 F. A. Niles and family and Mrs. Eva Parker made business trip to Green Forest Saturday.
 L. McNeal made his regular trip to Green Forest last Saturday with "eggs.
 Ida and Mable Stanhope, of New Home spent last Saturday night at the home of H. H. Stanhope.
 o. V. Jayne and wife made busi- ness trip to Green Forest Saturday.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-26
NOTICE FOB PusAicAJ,oN

Department Of the Interior |. s. Land Office at Harrison, Ark, April 6, 1916.
 Notice is hhrehY given that Marquis L. lIammons, of Rudd, Ark, who, on March 11th, 1909, made homestead entry, No, 07317, for NE1-4 NW1-4, Section z6, Township IS North, Range 24 West, 5th Prin Meridian has filed 4otiGe ;2f intention to make five veal Proof, b eBtablish claim to the !anc above deserihea. bGfQre the Register and t{oceVer Unite,l States Land Office, at Harrison. Ark. Ga tfe sAth day o1 May, 1916.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 R. l.. Brawley, Charles Hurt, Char les Allison and Henry Ward all, of Rudd, Ark.
 Brice B, Hndgins, Register