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The Newark journal., 1916-12-28
Cashier and Customer of Bank of Ravenden Identify Ex- Convict as One of
 Bank Robbers

An exciting gun battle be- tween City Marshal Gus Mar tin and Constable Terry Guin against two alleged bandits took place near the cotton compress at Newport last Sat- urday about 2:30 p. m., in which more than 50 shots were fired.
 In the battle, Shorty Defts, ex-convict and alleged bank robber was shot and seriously wounded. He took refuge un- der the cotton compress and was later captured by the posse of citizens who gathered to as- sist the officers.
 The other bandit, whose home was formerly in Newport made his escape and nothing has since been heard of him.
 The wounded ex-convict, who was captured, has been identified as one of the men who robbed the Bank of Raw enden of about $1, ,500 on Dec ember 19. Cashier N. R. Moore and a customer who was in the bank at the time identified Defts. Both men are positive in their Identification.
 The man has also been iden- tified as Shorty" Defts, alias A. Breekham, by John Parham, head of the Iron Mountain sec- ret service, who, with w. L.. Wick, representing the Arkan- sas Bankers Association, was in Newport Wednesday. The wounded man is held in the county jail. He still maintains that his name is Stewart.
 During the battle with the bandits, Marshal Gus Martin was shot in the leg near the knee and Constable Guin was shot near the hip, sustaining a slight flesh wound.
 The two bandits are said to have been in Newark one day
 Continued on last page)
The Newark journal., 1916-12-28
ENTERTAIN WITH
 TURKEY DINNER

Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Sisk en- tertained a number of their friends with turkey dinner at their home here on Christ. mas Eve.
 Those present were: Mir and Mrs. J. M. Sisk and family MT. and Mrs. Alfred Barnett MT. and Mrs. W. L. Porter, Mr and Mrs. Sam B. Dorr, Mr.and Mrs. Adler Sisk, Mrs. Sophron- ia Sisk, Ralph Magness and Babe" Henderson, covers be- ing laid for 25.
 The occasion was a most de- lightful one and was thorough ly enjoyed by all present.
The Newark journal., 1916-12-28
Jefferson and Lonoke Counties Suffer Greatest Loss in Gale That Sweeps
 Five Counties

For hundred miles or more from Grant county, over DOT tions of Pulaski, Lonoke and Jefferson and into Prairie County-a tornado took toll of lives and stock, homes and property, late Tuesday after noon.
 Fourteen known dead, prob ably 50 hurt, some of them dangerously, were reported from Pine Bluff, Carlisle, Des Arc, Locks Mill, near England McFadden's Ferry, Round Pond, Sherrill and Keo.
 Property damage will run into several hundred thousand dollars. At one place, alone, the Pilkington plantation, six miles northwest of Pine Bluff, all buildings were wrecked, and all stock in the barns were kill ed. The loss here was estimated at $20O,000.
 The twister first struck near Leola, in Grant county, it is be- lieved. It travelled in a general northeasterly direction, touch ing districts in four more coun- ties before it's force was spent, probably in Prairie County or in Western Woodruff County The path of the storm was from 300 yards b one mile wide, ac- cording to reports.
 Of the dead, only six are white persons, and the great majority of the injured are negroes.
 The dead are:
 Albert Schwartz, Locks Mill
 James Bridges, Double Wells
 Frank Bridges, Double Wells
 Choice Padgett, aged 10 near Carlisle.
 Allalee Padgett, aged seven near Carlisle.
 Frances Snow, aged nine
The Newark journal., 1916-12-28
BURNSIDE RESIGNS;
 McCARROLL NAMED

Little Rock, Dec. 23.-Hon. Dinner c. Burnsides, member of the board of control, today rendered his resignation to Gov. Hays, and z. M. McCar- roll, commisary clerk at the state convict farm at Tucker, was appointed to the vacancy. The resignation and oppoint- ment had been expected for 10 days.
The Newark journal., 1916-12-28
Bandit Wounded at Newport
 Indentified as Bank Robber

drunken men who entered the postoffice yesterday. Bradley's wife was also attacked and her nose and arm broken by a stovelid thrown at her. A man named Bates was in the office at the time, and when he took Bradley's part was also attack ed and severely beaten. The cause of the attack is not known. Their assailants have not been found.
The Newark journal., 1916-12-28
YOUNG PEOPLE
 WED AT CHARLOTTE

Marvin Fallis and Miss Es- ther Churchill, prominent young people of Charlotte were married on Thursday of last week at the home of the brides parents, Judge and Mrs. G. J. Lindsey.
 They are splendid young people and The Journal heart fly joins their many friends in extending congratulations and sincere good wishes.
The Newark journal., 1916-12-28
President Wilson is
 SO Years Old Today

President Woodrow Wilson is celebrating his sixtieth birth day anniversary at the White House at Washington today, December 27.
 Congratulations began arriv- ing at the White House yester- day from many distinguished persons of the various nations of the world. No special func- tions are being held and it is announced that the President will spend the day at work, as usual.
The Newark journal., 1916-12-28
WED AT BETHESDA
 CHRISTMAS EVE

Roy Blevins and Miss Yer tie Porter, prominent young people of Bethesda, were unit ed in marriage at the home of the brides parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Porter, on Christmas eve, Rev. w. w. Albright off, ciating.
The Newark journal., 1916-12-28
Fourteen Killed by Storm
 in South Central Arkansas

near Carlisle.
 Ward Marshall, negro, near Pine Bluff.
 Linda Moseley, negress, died in Pine Bluff hospital.
 Three negroes named Lam bert, near Sherrill.
 Negro, near England.
 Negro on McFadden place, near Pine Bluff.
 Negro on Morrow place, near Sherrill.
The Newark journal., 1916-12-28
POSTMASTER AND
 WIFE ATTACKED

Searcy, Dec. 26.-W. B. Bradley, postmaster at George town, 10 miles south of Searcy, was badly beaten up by six
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20

Scr Staotbauptmann BON Meosz
iau, General 3limopiti@, ubergab
benz 2anomtrtf@aftsmtntiter Elm Mez
moran6um iber Die 2%ebensmittel In
Mostau. in meldem es unter anoerem
betBt: nSSn Mnbetra@t befeny baB BON
1907 @aggons, Die auf netue 4brefe
absefanbt nurben, uur fieb3ebn ange<
lanst iino, uno BON 1912 @aggons,
bic our@ 9anoelsftrmen auf meine
MoreKe aufgeseben muroen, nur neur>
aebu e%tugetroffen iinb, tpiirbe t@ es
fiir notmenoig balten, oaB man BET n<
bere Bepoumddttgte auf Die groben
@tattonen entfenoe, UNI 6ie 8ef0rber>
rur,e btefer .:3ige gu beaufF@tigen.'
Meiterbin ertldrt Der @tabtbaupt>
mann, bob Die Srbnuns nod lan9e
ni&t bergeiteut fei, uno bab DIE 9er<
forging Mostaus nit ben nDtigen Sc,
bensmitteln nod thinner eineu 3ufdat,
gen Gbarafter trage.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20

offenbor mur6e, 6aB Ser 6el1ti6e Mn=
griff arf @erour1 NUT ungefdma4ter
@eftigfeit fortgeiebt tp11r6e, begamnen
in Wau1treet Ole &mrie gan5 be6enf-
li6 3u pa1r5eln, un6 mabri9einli@ lit
Dos fir sic @;ngldn6er %beitimmen6
getpeien, BEN @ngriff I'M @omtme-sm-
i9nitt tpie6er oa1f3unebmen. Mber Ser
@orii9t baIber bei6ranffte ibn Der
britiide 0berbefeblsbaber uaf cine
Sront bon bier Meilen. Muf etnem 10
idmalen Mbi6nitt lit es ni@t 10
i9mer, 11a@ ausgiebiger arti1erieiti=
ider @orbereitung %eir1Belne 8unfte in
Sen 8uiammeneeidoiienen fein6li&en
Stelungen at m%berrennen. Mer bas
lit feline groBe Sffeniipe. Die fann
MIR in eirem 8etpegungsfrieg, ni4t
I'M @ofitionsffrieg 6urdgefibrt mer=
ben. 8as int &oiitionsfrieg a1f Die
ie 8eiie getponnen intro, fann 6ur@
einen fraftigen @egenitoB 6es Sein-
6es ie6en Mugenblid tute6er berloren
geber. Man fann in bte fein6liden
2inier einbred)en, ite bier un6 6a
6urditoBen> aber 6anit lit mo@ ni@t
bieI errei@t. Gin mirfli9er @rfolg
fann MIR er3ielt tper6en, tpenn sic
fein6liden 9inien oa1f breiter Sront,
cine nod Ser an6eren 6ur@bro@en
mer6en, 10 BOB benz Sein6e sic M0g-
li@feit genonrmen miro, sic 2iden
gu idlieBen, un6 Sic @efabr entitebt,
6aB feline gan3e 5pont, fomett file ni@t
5ertriimmert iitt tm1fgeroM miro. 9a-
bon iino sic GngIGnber bea1te nod
10 meit entferm tpie gu 8egimn Der
0ffemiioe. sic iin6 no@ ibrem eige>
men @eitd1r6niB an etnem ein5igen
&u1rffte bier Maeilen bortpdrts gefom-
men, uber nit 6iefer punfhueiien
@oridiebung ibrer GroM tper6en ite
1i6t tpeit fomme1. Sour 61r4 einert
groBen getpaltigen S@1ag, 6ur@ Git
leitung zines itirmii@en 8etpegungs-
frieges ouf Ser gar5en 5ront f0nn-
ten 6te 9eutiden beitegt tuer6en, unb
6a5u feblt Sen @ngIdn6ern un6 ibren
@erbiin6eten 6ie &raft. Desbalb lit
sic 3uperli9t, nit Ser man int alte1t
@aterlan6e ser peiterer @nttptdelung
Ser &dimpfe int @eiten entgegenitebt,
moblbegriin6et. @i@t an ser Cont
1une, ion6ern bel @er6nn miro I'M 6te
@nti@ei6ung 6es &rieges geffampft,
un6 1ange miro eS nidt ntebr 6aaern,
Bis ouf Ben 3tnnen Der Maasfeite
Deuti@lan6s iiegreide @a1rtrer meben.
nn6 6as miro 6ann Dos @n6e Ser 81
feniipe ser MIiierten im @elten fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20

2as Str1egsgl11d tof1m u110 8eDt.
Sos unerb0rte &riegsgliid 6euti9er
Ir1lppen in BEN erften @oder> bon
@nglamb tuoblueisli@ nit 6em
Sdleier Ser 2iige 5ugeoeh, idmf i'm
oeutidten golf Elm frobes @efiiN 6er
SiegesgetptBbeit, fait ein3igartig in
Der @eltgeididte. ln6 mdbren6
bier3ulatroe, Die es init Dem alten
@aterlanoe gut meintem, nod gam5
per3agt tuaren un6 faum auf5u>
fbauen tuagten, ging man in 9eutid-
lar6 boderbobeneer @auptes climber.
Sic eritem Siege botten 6en Dr11d
gebobem Der a11geiidtS 6es 511rdt-
barren, 6ns iiber 6as 2anb bereinge=
brotyen tpar, Die @emiitber gu @o6en
georiidt batte. 9eutidylan6 in frober
@iegesitimmung, MiBmutb bel ieinen
Sein6en. Die 5timm11ng beeinfluBt
oas gerbalteu 6es Meni@en. &C.
mib batte Deuti9lun6 feline @efange,
mem imnner menidlid beban6elt;
aber sos frobe Siegesgefiibl erleid-
tert 6as ritterli@e Ibun; Sic STUFF
len nn6 tpobl o11@ elm 1beil ibrer
@erbiin6eten ndren als Sieger I'M
Tein6eslan6 8arbaren getpeien, Ole
3eutiden 5ogen iieges~ frob," ni6t
iieges~ trutdfem" ms 2an6 Ser 6ein=
De, un6 ietten iie 6a1r@ lire 8u@t>
ibr frern6li6es @eien in Sta111er.
Mu@ a1f inns bot Deutl@lanos
iiegesfrobe Sfimmurg, bon ser uns
8riefe un6 @adri@ten aus Ser al
ten @eimatb er5dblen, @influB &C.
babt. Mit nnferen 2an6sle11ten frelet1
tpir inns mm6 iorgen uns nit tbnen;
6enn 6as &riegsgliid tuedielt. l1n=
iere Sreu6e molte in ben lebten 80
gen fdtuin6en. @aum gelang es 6enen,
6te inns borrednen tuonten, 6aB Der
@erluft elmer eriten nn6 ieIbft 5tpei,
ten @ertbei6iga1mgsitenung nod lange
feline en6giiltige @ie6er1age Der
9elti@en lei, inns bonn &leinml1tb
5u befreien, sic mir 6o@ erit Dor
tpenig @od5en Ser groBen &eI6entbat
Ger 6e11tiden 6lotte' 10 frob 3ugei1-
belt batten: Dos @eipenit ser Gorge
mar berangeidli@en un6 ringsum
idien 11ns alGes tpie6er in @ra1 ge,
tm1@t GIT fem. Da bh uns 9euti@.
lmn0 gera6e CUR redten 8eit feline
~9eltf9lam6" als peri0nli9en @ruf
iiber's Meer geididt. Cine 1reatf
@el6entbat, 10 6arf mtan 6aS tpage
m11tbtge nnternebmer1 ia 6o@ tpobl
1rerrten, groB ge11tg, 1m unfere Cor
gen tpie6er einutal 31 5eritrel1eat. Git
@oH, 6as mitten in 6tefem getpaM
gen &riegs nod folder Sbaten fdbie
Lift, miro nidt 1uie6erger11ngen ner.
BEN, mag es oat@ at1 Ser einen o6e,
a16eren Sront einnnnI @erluite er:
lei6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20

perrudften Meloungerr m1roen bon
Ben engliiden @lattern obne @orbe-
bolt perbreitet uno a11f ben Straben
ol1sgeidrien.
&ea,te miro bon Der ruiiiiden 0f'
femipe faum nod geiproben. Sbre
@roft bat fi6 in BEN bielen perlnit-
reiden Mngriffe1 erfdopft, 10 5tpor,
oab sic Muiien ber8lid frob itro,
menn iie beba11pten fonner, mas tie
int eriten Mnlauf genomrnen baben.
Sos lit piel tpeniger ols iie ertpartet
botten. @ie boben Sen grobten She'll
ser Bufotpi11a beiebt, allein 6eS 1T
eber elm Mo@tbeiI als Elm 8ortbeiL,
neil es fie 5m elmer be6eute1oen Wer-
%1Gngerung ibrer Sront %ge3tput1gert
bot. @ali3ien baben tie ni6t nebtre1s
f0nne1r, nidt einmal Sitgoli5ien, fo11<
bern 1r1r einen bei9ei6enen Sbeil oa-
BON tpor tpieoer Elm Ebei1 i6on nor
@eginh1 Der Offeniipe in ibrem Be
libe. Sin Ser 110r6li6en nno mitt1e>
rem Sront boben file gar nt@ts outs
qeridtet, un6 tpas fte oroerstpo aus
qeridtet baben, tptegt sic rngebe11ren
@erluite, sic file erlitten, ni@t emit
fernt uuf. sc bat iih beitdtigt, mas
6eutide MiIitdriadberitan6ige gu 8e-
qinn Ser rniiifden Sffeniipe propbe-
5eiten: 6aB in Ser &auptfo@e tpeiter
nidts 6abeir berausfommen >peroe,
aIs sic @erni@tung zines uetterer
rniiii9m &eeres.
nn6 biel mebr miro n1@ BEL Der
Offeniipe I'M 8eiten ni@t beraas=
fommen. Sour 1aB in 6ieiem Sole
sic @nglanoer sic 9ei6tragen6en iein
mer6en. Die Sffemfioe int @eiten
farm oIs grobe Sffeniipe lamgit ni&t
mebr orgeipro6en mer6en. Sic nr,
irpiinglide Mngriffsfront tit innnter
mebr 5ufammengei@rnmpff. 3uerit
ouf odt Meilen, bar1 oa1f bier @eei-
len. Muf folder 8reite 1aBt fi@ ELM
6urdi6Iage116er @rfolg nidt er5ielen.
Dos beritebt or1d Ser Sale. Mer es
Iaiien ii@ perbdItnifbmaBig 1ei@t
E%betlerfolge er3ielen Sic fi@ go18 gut
fir sic Meframe bertpen6en loifen.
l1n6 sic @eflmne brm1d,en sic Mlltier-
ten gegentpdrtig iebr notbmemoig. ST.
re finon5ieuen @e6rdngniiie tuer6en
bon Sag 311 Sag er0Ber. Sronfrei&,
@uBlano nn6 Stalien brou@en brin=
gen6 @el6, n1r6 tpertt England Dos
8iinomiB 8ufammenbalten pin, miro
es belfen miiiien. Mber a1@ @nglamos
finon5ienen @e6rdngniife mebrem fi&
un6 sic eim5ige &ilfe, Sic es gu ertpor-
TEN bat, bot es bon SEN Ser. Staoten
at ertporterl &c lit aber fein &C.
beimniB, baB man in unierett moBge>
ben6en Sin%on5freiien be5ugli6 Der
@iegesumsfidten ser M1iierten ir1rrer
5tpeifelbofter miro, un6 ebenfotpenig
lit es Elm @ebeimrib, BOB sic mtlitd>
ridden @ntfdliebungen ser entente
bon ibren finon5ienen Sorgen beetn-
flnbt tper6en.
MIS 6te 0ffeniibe Ser Mniierten i'm
@eten 1pq9 ibren erften Mnlaufen
ins @to6en gerietb un6 es gleid5eitig
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20
&ttmmmn8ett.
@ir Meniden Ioiie1t 1,,us qur iebr

@ir Meniden loiien un@ gar iebr
bon lunieren Stimmllnger beberr-
iden, uno sic tpie6er iinb abbangig
tbeilmeiie bon unierem peri0nliden
Woblbefin6en, mebr aber nod BON
nnierer l1mgebung unb unierem @r-
lebni}iem. @us mir ieben uno TO-
rem, tpte man urs begegnH, Giles
tpirft auf 11niere 5timmung Elm. nn6
mieoernm intro BON 11nierem Seelen.
nno @emiitbs5uitmr6 unier &an6eln
beeinflubt. Simmer mie6er miro,
tper1n mir Ole 8eridte bonn &riegs=
i4ouplab leien, berborgeboben, 6aB
Die Stimm11g Der Srl1ppen trob al
Ter Strupa3en un6 Ser grmii6u11g,
tpie fife Der laruge 5teQungSfrieg nit
it'd bringt, al1sge5eidmet iei. Man
meib gut genug, tpar11m Sic Grnp-
pen Ger Miierten 10 bielfa9 NIT er<
fl1n6enen 5iegesh1ndridtem vbenir-
tbet" tper6en: MUIR I'M Stimm11ng at
modJen, INN feine @ntm1tbigung auf=
fommen gu loiieni; eigene, nn6 Nie-
oerlagen Ser nerbin6eten Trmppen
tparen geeignet, 6ie frobe @ampfes5u>
berii@t 5u eritiden, tpiir6en 6emorali=
lieren6, eri6laffen6 tpirfen. Mlio
ideim es fir sic @eite, sic mebr Mie-
6erlagen als Siege 5u per3eidaren bat,
beiier, 6a1r@ erlogene Siegesna9rid,
ten 6ie gum &dmpfen n0tbige @tim-
ml1tg 5u erbalten, nls oarr9 mabre
8eri6te iber berlore1ne 5bIu1ten
un6 @efecbte l1nluit am &rieg gu
tpeden.
'Stimm1m9sma6e, ni@ts an6eres,
more1 ou9 Ole @ei9idten bon Sen
6euti6en @reueltbaten; ielbit BIER
5ulatr6e baben tpir 6as nod 6eutlid)
gen1ag 5u fpiiren befommen. SSn Ser
gatr5en 8elt muBten sic Mltierten
Stimm1tng maden, nnb SOS boben ite
10 erfolgrei@ un6 %nadbaltig getbm,
6oB eS faft unm0gli6 eridetnt, 6ie
6nr6 lire 2ugenberibte er8eugte
@ibitimml1ng gegen De1tf9lomb nmr=
3ntpan6elm. DuS 8erlunQen in u11=
ieuem 9an6e> aud gegem @el1tidIano
1as S@mert 51 5iebem mare ia nte
5u Gage getreten, mdre 1ri6t unier
@oG funitli@ III 6teie 5timm11ne
~bneimgelogen" tpor6en. SIZE Sc,
berrfda1ng Ser transutlantifdm SEA.
bel1inter tpar 6ns bequeme MiHel
6a3m.
Mber Ebaten fpre@en be1tlidJer
nls @orte, 6ie groben &riegstboter
Der De1tiden bliebe1t Den M1iierten
10 1penig tpte 6en Me11traIen berbor.
gen, un6 baber als 1rnapinfommene
Madri@ten Sen Beir6en 9eutfdranos
Sic 2a11re grin6li@ ber6orben. 9as
modt ibpen tpubntpibigen &ab geger
Ines, NOS Deutib iit, beritdn6li@,
obne i'm rratiirli@ 31 entfdnloigen.
Sire Mrt, 6ie @riegsgefarrger1en gu
bebun6elr un6 ridiidtsIos in ser
@ab1 Ser @tttel 6en &rieg at fiib.
re11 legt immer tpie6er Elm 3eltgniB
6afiir ab, bob Ser @rieg, 6en iie fid
10 gun5 an6era ge6ubt batten, un6
Die nnanogli6feit ibren 8ein6 ME.
oer5n&perfem lire @timmnrg, -
ihon 5ubor alien, tpaS 6eutf1 lit,
fein6li6 - Biz in'S @er5 bimein ber-
gtftet baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20
9emtt@laneS 3mperft@t.

SSn often @aterlnuoe furdtet man
sic Offeniipe Der MQiierten i'm We-
item ~ebeniopenig, wie man Die rllil-
idbe Offemiipe an Ser SIooitfront ge-
fiirdtet bat. Die ruiiii@e Offenlipe
mar 1peitauS Die umfaiienoere. Sic
eritredte ii6 iiber cine ar8ge6ebnte
Sront, muroe NIT rieiigen Grmppen-
npalien unternommesr uno inn eriten
Staoium nit rildii@tsloier @nergie
6urdgefiibrt. Mm weib bel1te aus
ruiiii9en Auellen, oab fir Die Offen-
iipe nabe5u 5uei Ntiaionen neue
Gruppem eingeiett tpa1roen; @e,n-
5ebn- uno 3tpan3igiabrige, alto oaS
bette M~enibenmaterial, oaS &uBlan6
nod CUR 8erfigung fat. IuS oieien
iungen Gr1rppen tpuroen 6ie Sturm-
tolonmen gebiloet, sic alteren Grup-
pen apl1roen in &elerpe gebalten. Die
0ffeniipe 1uurbe BON Dem riidiidtslo-
ieiten aaer ru1iiiiden @enerale gelei.
tet, bem grauiamen 8ruiiilosp, Den
man in &uBlan6 idon mabren6 Der
&arpatbenfdmpfe ben Sdladter &C.
nannt bot.
8ruiiilom bate li9 nit getpalti-
gen Mengen Munition perieben, 5um
Gbeil BON Sapan, gum Sbeil bon 6en
Ser. 5toaten geliefert, un6 wo es
notbig 1nor, IieB er Sturmfolonnen
bon ser eigenen Mrttuerie ins 6euer
treiben. 9ie Sffeniibe batte groBe
3iele. @oli5ien fo0te oen 0eiterrei=
@ern mieber entriiien mer6en un6
iiber sic &arpatbenfdmme io1te es
mn4 ungarn geben. @~leidaeitig ion=
ten 6ie 9eutf9en bonn @ripet ber~
6rangt nn6 %ge5tpunge11 mer6en, ii6
a1f ibrer ga115en 2inte, Biz btnauf
na6 &iga 5urud5u5ieben. @s lit ia
no6 unbergeilen, mie 6ie alliierte
Breiie ane 6ieie @rfolge bortpeg ges
nommen un6 gefetert bot. 8er be1te
Neigrng 3eigt, ii@ 6urb Sic groben
Gitle, 6ie sic englii@en 8ldtter iiber
sic Mel6ungen bonn meitli6en &riegs=
i6m1plabe ieben, in ieiner @timmung
beeinflu11en at Iul1en, Der follte 1tb
an SEN 2Grm %erinnern, Sen 6ieie
8ldtter tpdbren6 ser eriten @o6en
ser ruiiiiden Sffenitpe gei6laget ba-
BEN, un6 an 6as ungereimte 3eug,
sos iie 6amals Mber sic Musii9ten
Ser ruiiiid,en Sffenitpe %3uiammenge-
idrieben baben.
Se6er Sag bradte 1te1ee Seniatio=
men. Sdon gleih gu 8egim Ser
Sffeniipe bieB es, sic 9eiterrei@er
rd11mten 9emberg un6 1T 6en Con,
6oner Beridte1n tu1r6e 6ie @innobme
ser Gta6t 6ur9 sic @uiien in un<
mittelbare Musii6t geiteut. Dte
&auptitG6te Ser MIiierten logen UNI
sic @ette. Mls eines Cages iiber
9on6on sic Mel6ung fam, ruiiiide
@oiafen feien IN ungarn erf@ienem,
mel6ete &om am rdiidiften Gage, Sic
0erti6en bdtten bon Sligo Biz bin11n=
ter 1ra6 ser @rerae @aIi5iens SEN
&iiid5ng a11getreten. l1m6 ale 6ieie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20
SIR Iauft aroke @efabr,

mem SIR obme cine Sloi4e bon
@bamberlain's Collie, @bolera uno
@e6i5m bel @u@ gu ba-
ben auf &eiie gebt, 90 man ioldes
tue6er oa1f Der @%iienbubn nod m1f
Dnmpfi9iffen erbolten fam. Mnfdqe
bon @e6drmbef6mer6en fommen oft
pI0bIi9 un6 beftig un6 Seoermam1
ionte ooflr pr6pariert fem. gu per-
foufen in &enrp's Corner Drug
Store. - Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20

SS1 @lebelanb babert fiebenbmu6ert
Mili5iol6uten m1s 6em Often regel=
redt %gepliin6ert. Mngebli6 tpeil Tie
@nnger batten. Das lit feline gnt=
idul0igung, obfdon es natiirli4 un<
bera1tmortli@ it, tperrn Die Sr1ppen
mdt or6entli@ berpflegt tpor6en ftno.
50 grobe Musi9reitungen iin6 6op=
pelt beidamen6 fir cine 2m6, tpo
man im1ner bereit ift, nber arroere
&0Glter Sen @tab 5u bre@en un6 mo
cine getuiiienlofe &reiie felt Sabr
un6 Sag @&ouergei@idten bon Den
6euti@en &unnen er5ablt; @ei6i9E
ten, ole lei6er ir1mrer nod ein glau-
biges @ublitum fin6en, obi@om iie
m1f 6reita11ier6 Meilen @ntfernl1ng
als grfin6rng fenntli6 itn6. 90 tpie
oieie 0itliden Mili5truppem in @lebe=
lan6 gebauit baben, baben Die 6eut=
i9en Sol6oten in Setn6eslan6 niht
gebo11it. @as iere, sic es angebt,
fi6 gefdntgit merfen m0gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20
@ertupfnua uub nnberbamlidteit.

&erftppftmg tub 11nberbanlidfeit.
SD babe @bamberlain'S Tobletten
gebrau@t urb muB fagen, bab eS bas
Bette 1T fit @%erftopfung 11n6 unper.
6auIidbeni. Meine Gra1 bt folde
ebenio gebrm19t, II. fie boben ibr quite
Dienite geleiftd", fdreibt @atgen g.
@rtigbt, @iI1nington, sc. 6. @bm-
berIoin's GabIetten iin6 MILD uno
leidt in ser @irfung. sic ueroen
5ufrie6en fem nit oem ongenebmen
larotiperr gffef, tpelde folde berbor-
bringen. gu berta1fen Bel &enrp's
Corner Drug. @tore, - Mn5.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-08-11
EUREKA ITEMS

John Lubbers has purchased new
car and 100 acres of land joining him
on the east.
Our presiding elder was with us
Sunday and held an all day meeting
In the tabernacle. While here he
had over $1,000 pledged for the cree
ton of a new church, the site Of
which was selected on the Walter
Elliott farm, one mile east and one
north Of the Eureka school house.
This community was visited by a
good rain Monday evening.
Those who transacted business in
Liberal from this community Satur-
day were: Mesdames Lubbers, Ire
land Gruenbecker, Ogden, G. H. and
C. e. Moorehouse.
The farmers around here are done
threshing and are now busily at
work preparing the ground for SOW
ing wheat.
Several from this neighborhood at
tended the funeral Of Mr.. Curtis at
Tyrone Sunday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-08-11

Mrs. 3. l. Sheridan DIes.-Mrs. Der.
nard L. Sheridan is dead at Paola.
She was the daughter of Walter. Oar
lington. Mr.. Sheridan and Miss Oar.
lington were married last May.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-08-11

ing fender. Charley has a pretty
bad cut ON his nose as the result.
Mrs. ]. L. Duerson and Ruth
Young called ON Mrs. ]. s. West
Tuesday afternoon.
Fred Kulow and family, Bert Man
ming and Lewis Duerson attended
chautauqua at Liberal Monday night.
Mrs. Claud Atkinson and children
Of Wichita, Kansas, are here visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Newell.
The Misses Lila and Julia Kimble
visited with Mrs. U. w. Kent Tues
day.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-08-11
DONIBEY D0IN'S

Had couple Of nice rain showers
Monday and Tuesday which will help
the row crops.
Mrs. Chas. Bolinger and Vestra
Rand spent Thursday at the ]. A. FL
lexson home.
F. M. Carter's mother returned to
her home in Iowa after a three
weeks visit here.
Sam Mcdaniel left last week for
a few days visit with his parents in
Texola.
A. M. Miller went to Kansas City
last week to attend the stock show.
Fred and Will Kulow, John Young,
Harry Dietrich and Laurence Frost,
each have new Fords. Fords are get
ting numerous in this part of the
world.
W. A. James of Clayton, New Mexi-
CO, is here on business.
Herman Duerson and Ada Kieser
called on Mr.. and Mrs. e. D. Young
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Hazel Manning visited with
friends in Liberal a few days last
week.
Mrs. ]. T. Young had quite an &C.
cident Sunday. She was driving
their Ford for the first time. When
she wanted 1t to stop she said, Whoa.
But Fordie went right ON into the
milk house. 1t finally stopped after
breaking the Windshield and bend
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-08-11
The Best Laxative

To keep the bowels regular the
best laxative Is outdoor exercise.
Drink full glass of water half an
hour before breakfast and eat an
abundance of fruit and vegetables.
also establish regular habit and
be sure that your bowels move once
each day. When a medicine is
needed take Chamberlain's Tablets.
They are pleasant to take and mild
and gentle in effect. Obtsinable ev-
erywhere.