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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-05
SnIano.

Die Staot Snperior, Die 5lpeit-
eroBte i'm Staate @iscollIin bat
9oeal Option eingefiibrt.
gSie aus 9fep Yorf genleloet
miro, loa gegen ben eebeinlllispol-
len grnlt Sehiller alias Clarence
8egi1talo @noion cine gnflage auf
Eiraterie erboben iper0en.
Sil aanIas Gitp fanb geitern
Mapors 8abl Itatt, Der Mepubli=
faner gomaros purbe eripablt. 800
Eerlnnell tuuroen ndbreno oes Sa-
ges perbaftet.
Bel Der geltigen Staotnabl in
Gbicago baben Die 9emofraten ilber
5pan5ig @aros geiuonnen, lie ba-
ben ieBt falt Die &ontrolle mber ben
Staotrdt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-05
anIano.

Sic 9lopofaten Der anerifolli-
lden @ieb5iibter, slpelde Dor Dem
Suiti5 &onlite oes 9feprqieatanten-
ballles cine llnteriudllng Der @e-
l1oftsfilbrulla Der @roBidlahter
bealltra9t boben erflarten, oaB ibre
&lleltelL Die Gieb5iid)ter, ourd oas
Seraboriifen Der @ebpreile bollitan.
Dig rniniert, mabrelto anoererieits
Die &onlnntenten 0llr6 ipillfiirlihe
erbohtng Der 6leiidpreiie ebenfaas
nod alle1 Gegeln Der &llnlt ausae-
laugt luiiroen. 9eioe 9(nlpalte Iino
liber Die gan5en Ser. Stuaten mol
befaillite Seute; Der cine lit Der nit
bere 8buberilenr bon &unias, g8.
Ut. Stnbbs;; oieler erfl1rte, oaB
@eloitrafen ld9erlid fpGren, 90 oie=
lelben BON Den &oniumenten besoblt
ipiirben. Der onoere lit Ser frii6ere
Gidter 8allaee bon Wtiilouri, ser
ieiner 3eit ais Staatsanpalt oie
Selle SSortes 8alloiten berfolate llno
oeren geltrafltng berbeifiibrte. 9Sol<
lace iagte III Ieinen 9(nsfiibrunqen,
oaB Die SsSanles griioer i'm Gergleid)
Sum GSleiIdtruit nlr eIenoe Stiine
per getpeien tparen, nno oaB sic
@roBi6lafter in einem Gage mebr
iteblen ais oie SSaneS. gunoiten
ndbreno ibrer gdll5en @erbreder.
9orriere fertig gebrobt baben.
Sn ser 9tdbe Dor @orlet Sumo.
tlon, bel G6epelne, 8ponlitg, mur-
De Der Sdnell5ug Der ltnion eacific
9abn bon eiuenl ein5elnen &dllber
angebalten mo oie 8oiiaqiere nm
ettuo S400 beralibt.
Nus 9tetp gorf miro qelnel6et
oaB bel oeu BON ben onterifanifc1en
sSsraellten am 8. @f6r5 peranitaltc-
ten Snmmlnngen nobe5n on ST..
100000 5im 9elten ser in Gllropo
notleioenoen SSSnoen eingeganqen
limo.
= 8urd Die 9ocal .gSn6.
len iinb iit Chicago 800 bis 400 Ga.
looms sum SdlieBen ge3mnngelt.
9eionoers groB ipareu bic @eminne
Der @robibitioniIten in @onfeeqot
hno Noro-Gbico9o, no 81 SoIoons
troden 9elegt puroen. Gos qan3e
Safe Sbore~ lit iebt trofen.
Die 9Seiu gorfer Delegation
sur republifaniiden @ationaIfonoeu.
ttot miro in ibrer Mebr5obf fiir
Sugbes, in i6rer @finoer5abl fir
Sfooofepclt iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-05

Lera

Der 8oriisenoe oes oenlofrntis
lhen Staots &onlites perteibigt iid
gegeil oie sluslaiflngen oes @on-
nerneurs SerglliorL bob man IN Der
geriammling 5n 9iasboro Die ge-
ftiirtllillngen fir Die Senatorell-Yri-
MIR @oblen 5n llmgeben beabiid1-
tiee. Die @eriammlung fei banpt-
ia6lid 5ltr gufflarlns oieTer sln>
gelegenbeit einberllfen lnlo er iopie
Die ii6rigen &omite Yiit9lieoer
fuiiroen Die slffaire aeleBlicb 5t re-
geln periuhen.
Observation-Disclosures Senrpt
Der ii6 iett nm oie Senotorenipiiroe
6eipirbt, erfl1rte auf's Gntihieoen=
ite in ieiner erlten 9febe, bnB er &c.
gen Staots- nno gfationolprobibi
ton lei lno. oab ibm Die 2ocal Sp-
tiolt-8eItinimung lmierer Serfalhtng
poillg geniigeno eribenie, Inn olien
@iini6en 3u entipredeu.
- 9tadtrdglif erfabrell mir erit
pom Gooe Der Ssrau Sopbie &oelter,
ser @attilt bes emit irt 9teu-8rmtn-
fels ollgentein befannten Or. &oe-
Iter, Die in 0af GIiff bei 9allas. i'm
Sauie ibres Shmieaerlobnes. @errn
@. 81. Giienlobr, geltorben iii. 9ie
Came erreibte eill gllter bon 90
Sabren Sic NOR eil friiberes
SSranlein Cole itno fam inn Sabre
1916 init ibren @ltern nod 9eeu-
grolulfels. ssbre Iebteu Sebensiab-
re bradte lie in Ouf Cliff 5n.
9eoiirftigen fonfoertcrtelt
Eeniionaren miro fiir bos NIT Dem
1. Wtor5 beeimeroe Guartol SIG
anitatt wie bisber $f5 ousbe5ablt
Deroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-05
aurSe lleberiid)t,

9eatIdDe qnftldiffe MAIDEN
siiten slnsriff aif g)armontb.
Die garteien int bentlden
gieidstag lpreden iidj fir
8eiterfiibrnns bes ltnteriee=
6pptfrieges ans.
Seiterreid)iidje 2nftid)iffe
areifen Ancona an.
Die Seiterreider nebmem ben
Sfaliener einen SObensms meg.
Die 5ran5oien bebanpten,
bic 9eittfd)en bGtten bei 9pu-
aaniont itnb @anr cine 9de0er-
Eage erlittem.
Sollanb id)lieft ieine @ren-
aetl ttnS inobiliiiert. Gs mil
ailter alien l1niitanben Ieine
RemtralitGt atfred)t erbalten.
Mud, Seiterreid erflart, bah
es nidts init Dem lImtersans
/ Der Snbantia 81 titn bntte.
Der ensliid,e Sdakfansler
slambt, Sas Der aries md bas
eanse Sabr banern iuerbe.
SIN aattesat finoet anseblidl
Gin seesefedjt taft.
Ger italieuiIde ariessmini-
fer 1T suriifsetreten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-05
Parteiell de$ deut(Nefl ReiN$tag$,
JiI Die u)edefi@ung oeS lMteu(ee6od Miqs
SoollaltofS Wtobtlntnd),ut9+
gdtigfeit Dentider nnO Diterreid)ij6er Qntl0ife
Miftritt oes italieniidben sfregsmniiters.
Miidtritt oes italieniiben ariessminiiters.

aller onrd) ariegsId)iffe unb Seemi=
nen smm ltntergamg ge6rad)ten
Ganffabrer (nid)t MIR Ser engliIden)
befrGgt 81.
Der ipaniidle Sampfer g@isu" lit
im Dem Mieerbitien BON Siscapa mt
tergegamsen, anseblidJ, iueil er ppn
einem beittid]en ltnterieebpDt tprpe=
biert mar, Die 8eiatnns lunrbe ge=
reftet.
Der britiide Observation-Disclosures
oes gluspartigell 2oro Cecil, erflar-
te i'm llnterbous, oaB Ser bon oet
5ran5oien perbaftete oelitihe Som
lul III Solonifi afs @eiiel feitge=
bolten neroe, bis Ser bon periil6en
Rebeaen gefangen eenomnlene britt
Ide &oniul in Eeberon ieine sSrei=
belt erbolten b6tte. 9ieler gnt-
ldluB lei nit 3nitinlnlilng oaer
Der olliierten 0faebte gefoBt NOR,
oell.
Der 6ronoerbllreiide Erooin5iaf-
Sanotae bot ben fiir5lid) gelnel-
oeten Ylan sur 8eriorgune ser aall-
sen Gropin5 granoenbnrg NIT clef-
trii6er geleud)tlllg llno Sriebfrafi
angenoulmen Sur 9lusfiibrlnlg oes
Flanes ipuroe ei1e 9lnlei6e mi 8e-
fraae BON "a Mtllionen Mdrf llno
Der slbld)hlB lpeiterer 9ortrafte mil
Der stllgeneinen gleftri5it1ts5@e=
ieaidoft, Der Staatseiierlbabn Ser
tpaltnng lutb Ser Stabt Berlin ae-
nebnligt
Sin bober 9riediider Sofbeanlter
erflarte bieler Gage einenl @ertreter
Der usliiociateo GreB~, ooB oie oert-
ihen sSliegerangriffe allf Salonifi
allenl glnI6ein mad nltr llnternonl-
men Diiroen. Inn @rie1enlano 5li
bemegen, Bel Der 8ertreibune Der
glaiierten aus M1aceoonien geiitano
5li leiIten. Gas lei ieopb lmrltoq=
lidL oenn oas &oltiereifl befinoe
iih alif @nooe lno llngnaoe in Der
@etpolt Der Gntente uno fonne
nid)ts gegen Oieielbe ullternehmen,
ba oas grie6iife Golf lonit BON
ben Gileldnoern uno SSron5olen Dem
Sungerto6e iiberliefcrt fpiiroe.
9lms 8albinstpn mir gemeloet,
man lei I'M Staatsoepartememt ii6er
Die 6eiben 3iIdJriften, bic BON Sri
ten Der 9liliierten iuabrenb Der leb-
ten Sage eingelanfen ieiem, lebr uer-
itinimt. Die cine besus iidy amf Die
&onfissiering Don Eoitien6mngen
nno fam BON iammtliden 9tliierten; !;
oie anSere, bic nnr BON Der engli-
lden &e8iernms fant be5os iidJ anf
bic sSreilaiinng Der Sentidlcn, Gc-
iterreidJer nnb Siirfen, Die ieinerseit
bard Die Gnglanber bon Dem ameri+
faniIdlen Sampfer ,GGina" bernm-
tersebolt mnb gefanaen gemommen
iunroen. sSn Sen 9lntiuorten miro
bas @erlansen nnlerer 9ieaiernmg
anf's Gntidieoenite 5nriifaeluieien.
Wian lit inn StaatsSepartement Ser
9lniidlt, oaf man oas 9ledlt bollitam-
big anf ieiner Seite hat unb bnn
Gnslano feline SanolnnasiuciIe bmrd,
nidDts entIf)nloiaen fann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-05
Gin 9liiflicl)er
lltbcrfau.
Oberit Srulun fbldgt gilli=
ita's llll0 t6tft Difr5ig.
Di4a's uer,p,,,,s
sung beit6tiet.
Il uniere Derlu lte,

Cine sdiuaoron Oes sebnten
aauallerie 9aesiinents (farbia)
ii6erfief Samitag fiiblidj BON gad)i=
neun cine slnSabl @illiitas nmb tStete
s,uiihen siuansis nnb sreifis.
General 8abira in Gl GaIo
erflart, baf er aus better l,tclle err
fabren fnbe, giIa lei periumnoet
nnb 6efinbe iid siuiidjen 0antianipa
,tnb gad)ineba.
- Mnf) Gen. 2nis Serrera ioll
poiitib erflart baben, oaf @illa
am anie beriuiinoet nmO mid)t i'm
Staaoe lei, sn reiten. lteber ben
Nnfentgalt gilla's herrid)t nod inn
mer Dollise 11niidJerbeit.
glns 81 laiu luirO aemelbet,
ieit 8esinn Der GrpeOitipn leien 800
SDloaten Snrd) &ranfbeiten ooer
@erlebnng bienitlnfabig geunadt
luoroen. &ier ieien geiturben. SIN
sort Slif befinben iid) sur 3eit 22O'
Wfann. Gs IdJeint oas elm anfer-
prSentlidJ bOber Yrp5entIab bon Gr=
franfmnsen nnS @erletumgem al
fein.
800 bis 400 beiuaffnete Meri-
faner, Die bpn @illiitas geleitet iuer-
ben, Ioaeu plStlid sipiidDen Salis
Has anO Siebras gsegras, segen-
iber BON eagle Gak, eridJiemen iein.
Die 6eipaffneten @illiitas, oie
in Der 0egenS BON 9siebras Nesras
anfsetamdlt finb, iollen sluei griifen
sipiiden Eiebras gsegras ltno Gabi-
mas perbrannt un0 Die Seiegrapben-
brabte serifInitten babem. 9aDmrdJ
lit Die @erbinSnns Wpnelppa's nit
Sem georSen pollitGnoig nnter6ro-
den. 9satiirlidD nimmt man an,
bak Die @illiitas es amf Eieoras
9legras a6geiebem baben
- General gairiito &epes, ser Die
SilliItas in Der @egeno bon Cor
reon befebliet. bot angeblib Dem
Sen Erepino, Dem 9efebIsbnber
Der @arroit5iltas, einen 8rief ge.
ia Dem er ii1 erboter bat,
lid NIT leinen 2euten 5u ergeben,
lpeun ibnen oaen slmneItie 5uge-
lihert iuiiroe. Hepes berlangt Ie6s
gSohen 3eit, onnlit er alle leine 9ln=''
baiger bena6ri6tigen foime, oaB iie
lib ergeben lollten. 8en. Srepino
bot ibm geihrieben, er Deroe iofort
cine 8roflanlation erlaiiell ilno ibnll
lno feline 8efolgsleltten 5ebn TogeI
Belt laiien ii6 81 lntterperfen.
- Sen. Shregun, Der merifani- |
Idle arieasmimiiter, bat Die o9(iI. |
Erelie" erlndlt, alle angeblid) opm
lBm semad)ten slenfernngen, Die in
ben ameritamiiden 3eitnng perDf- |
fentlidlt ieien, fir nm,uabr sn erflG- |
ren. Gr babe bas pplle &ertranen, |
oaR Der oberite Gbef Sas iebige
Rroblem ebenip init @eis6eit nnb |
Eatriptismns l6ien ueroc, pie erl
friibere Srobleme geloit babe. Sies /!
lei Die erite nnS einsise GrflarnnG |
bic er, Gbrespn, fir Die SefFenhidD- |
felt nbgcgeben 6abe.
- 8enera( @apira ioa erfl6rt |
babert er babe bis iett nod feline
8eiiung bon Garrmu5a erbolten, Die
amerifater oie 2ebensmittel fir if. |
re Srnppen iiber oie 9tortbmeitern |
Balm fdiden 8u laIlen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-05

Or. Sale 8. Smith praftisiert
pieber, 303 Sids glos.
The Little River news., 1916-08-23
Balkan Drive Is On,

| Paris, Aug 21.-An army of i00,00O 1 British, French and Serbian troops On the Salonik front. under command of the famous French general, Maurice Sarrail, Sunday started the long-eX- pected Criye cn the Saloniki front, which is considered one Of the most l inlrcrtant features of the allied gen. cral attack.
 The ScrbiGns have captured the Bull garian first line on the left of the bat tie front, but have lest the town Of Banica south of llorina. On the cen ter and tight heavy fighting is ih pro gress The British-lrench forces have crossed the Struma river and aro attacking Bulgarian positions north west Of Sores.
 Greece is perturbed. An Athens dispatch says the Bulga- rian occupation of l9loril!a caused con sternation in the central and nasty conferences Of the king the General Staff and members of the cabinet.
 The advance of the German and Bulgarian forces in the direction of 1 kaV2la also is causing disquiet, al 1 though movement is . more political maneuver the impression is general that this calculated to influence Ru- mania and affect the Greek elections.
 Italy Will Participate.
 It is announced that tue allied force is to be increased by a strong Italian army. A Havas dispatch says that Italian troops began to disembark at Saloniki yesterday. As they passed through the city to camp they were preceded by military bands of the al lies and the residents ef the c.tJ chcered Justify.
 Participation by tn Italians in the campaign undoubtedly will mean de clarat;on of war between Italy and Germany, as Germans are directing the operations of the ulgar-Teutonic allies on this front.
 It is believed that the Bulgars will have to meet the brunt of the heavy blow planned by the allies in the Bal kans. German leaders are directing the defense, but it is blieved Ger many has been able 10 spare few troops ter this region. Recent reports have indicated that most of the Aus tEan trdops have been withdrawn from the Balkans to the Russia and Italian fronts.
 Italy, which has more troops than are needed ( T the Austrian front, has been urged to take a more active part in Balkan OpC ,ations, but has refrain cd partly, it is believed, because she never has declared war Cn Germans.
The Little River news., 1916-08-23
R0UMANIA IS READY FOR WAR German Press Comments Indicate RumOrs Ire We'll Founded.
 Has G0O,OO0 Troops.

LCndOn, Aug. 2l.-I lie opening of the allied offensive at Saloniki has renew ed reports that .Rumania will throw in her lot with the entente. These re- ports are more reliable than before and German newspaper comments in dicate that they are believed in that country.
 One Berlin paper declares that Ru mania already has Joined the allies and that plans are being laid for the march of a Russian army through T.u- mania territory. Major Mchrat the German military critic, also believes that Rumania is negotiating with Rus sia and hints at an ultimatum to Buc;l> arrest from Germany and Austria.
 The entry of Rumania into the war on the side of the allies would forge another link in the chain of foes sur rounding the central powers.
 Has 6GO, 600 Troops.
 The aid which Rumania could give would be important. She has had be- tween 500,000 and 600,000 troops mob- ilized for nearly a year and her army is reputed to be one of the best equip ped and trained in Europe.
 Apart from possible Russian rein fercement Rumania is in a position to deal a powerful blow at Bulgaria from the north in conjunction with the al lies drive from the south. It is generally believed that Russia is willing to concede the province of Bessarabia, the population Of which is , largely Rumanian, in return fer Rum anian cooperation in the war. Bes- sarabia is 18,000 square miles in eN- tent and has a population of nearly D. 0GO, 900.
The Little River news., 1916-08-23
LOG ROUTE FROM HOT SPRINGS Iot Springs Man Says Best Road Is by
 AShdGWn To TeXarkann.

Hot Springs, Aug. 2o.-liomer liar din an employe of the Hamp Williams Hardware company, has just logged the road from Hot Springs to TeXark- ana and reports the reads in gcod condition according to a message re ceivaQ fro l MT ,lidlh. His route follows.
 From IIct Springs tc GlenWood 8 miles; Glenwood to Kirby, 10 miles; Kirby to Murfreosboro. is miles; Mur- frer2EorC to Nashville, IS miles; Nash vile to Mineral Springs. miles; Min .eral Springs to Ben Lomond, 15 miles; Ben LomCnd to Wilton, miles; Will ton to Ashdown, } miles; Ashdown to Texarkana 20 miles. Total mileage, 135.
 MT. Hardin says this is much bet der route than by the way of Arka- pdelphia.
The Little River news., 1916-08-23
HAYS MAKES TWO SPEECHES Urges Voters to Keep Your Ears to thc Ground Concerning Senatorship..

Lockesburg, Aug 1S.-Gov George w. Hays told 5000 persons attending the Sevier county Confederate reunion here teoday to keep your ears to the ground" concerning the senatorial race two years hence. His address, after eulogying veterans, was virtu- ally the same as his address at Wald- ron He said state warrants are worth 100 per cent on the dollar now and would continue to be. He desenh. ed his pardon record, opposed Amend ment No. 12, and said the ArkausaS Gazette "crsticised him at every op- portunity." He spoke at DeQueen to- night. .., 12 AI
The Little River news., 1916-08-23
DIR. GARRISON A MEMBER Arkansas Health Officer Member Of the Comm ttee on Infantile paraly 'is

Washington, Aug. 19.-With a warn ing that unless measures are found TOT its suppression, the infantile paralysis epidemic may advance next summer to states not now, appreciably affected the national conference of health o1ii- cers adjourned today after adopting recommendations for control of the plague. and naming standing com, mittee to study it's causes.
 The standing committee appointed consists of many surgeons and among the number is Dr. c. w. Garrison Of Arkansas, state health officer.
The Little River news., 1916-08-23
FOREMAN HAS LIGHTS
Electrict Light Plant Began Operation at Foreman SatMrlay Nigh!.

Foreman, the progressive town 16 mics west of Ashdown, now has clcc- tric Hehts. According to ;nformat!on the plant began operation Saturday night and is giving good lights. Tho owner cf the plant is Rev Bryant formerly manager Of the Ashdown Light & Power Co.,. of this city MT Bryant has ins alled a p horse powee oil engine, and a dynamo Of the re Quired size to light the town. Mr Bryant's many friends in AshdoWn wish him much success in his new business in Foreman
The Little River news., 1916-08-23
100 SHOTS EXCHANGED
Mexican and Negro Mi.itiamen Fire
 Across Line at NacO, Ariz.

Naco, Ariz.. Aug. 20.-Over 100 shots were exchanged across the internat> ional line about a mile west of here last night between patrols belonging to the negro troops from the District of Columbia and a party on the Mexi- can side. The militiamen say they challenged some MeXicans who at tempted to cross. In answer the Mex jeans fired. In the fusillade that fol- lowed one Mexican was wounded. He was captured.
The Little River news., 1916-08-23
MINISTER TO GRAND JURY Mineral Springs Minister Held to Grand Jury on Forgery Charge.

Texarkana. Aug. 1e.-The Rev, w. M Jones, a Methodist preacher of Mineral Springs, was held to the grand jury on charge of forgery by Justice Edwards today. Failing to give bond of $500 he was remanded to Jail. It was testified at the hearing that ,Icnes induced !. W. House, Methodist steward, to cash $20 check bearing the name of tn Rev. l.. C. Beasly, pas tor of the Fairyiaw Methodist church. Erasley testified that his signature was a forgery.
The Little River news., 1916-08-23
70 ORPHANS HAVE THYROID
TeXarkana Starts Fund to Aid Buck
 ner Home in Dallas,

TeXarkana, Aug. 20-Presitent w. A. Mccartney of the TeXarkana Board of Trade headed a subscription list which was started last night for the relief of typhoid patients in the Buck ner Orphans Home at Dallas. About $50 was raised in a few minutes and 1t is believed a much larger sum will be raised Seventy of the children in the home are said to be suffering\with typhoid
The Little River news., 1916-08-23
$11,29i FOR ROADS IN US. FORESI
Distriluticn of iGnuai Federal Arpro-
 priation Tentatively Made.

Washington, Aug. 19.-Arkansas will receive from the federal government $1l 2a4 fer construction and mainte nance of roads and trails in national forests within the state, according to the tentative apportonment made hv Secretary of Ag 'iculture Houston. Th tctal appropriation for the nation is about $1,000 900.
The Little River news., 1916-08-23
OWL DRUG STORE FAILS
Local Drug Firm Bankrupt
 Petition Last Fr day.

A petition in bankruptcy was filed in the federal court Friday by J, Il. Coggin, acting for Mrs. Sallie P. Cog gins, proprietor of the Owl Drug Co. of this city The referee set August 29th for the first meeting of creditors It is said that the liabilities are about $3,60O. The firm has been doing busl- ness in Ashdown for a number Of years on the corner of Front and Main.
The Little River news., 1916-08-23
PH0HI EXERCISES SUNDAY
Anti-Salo0n League .trranges for a
 General Observance Nexi sunday.

Little Rock Aug. 21.-The Arkansas AntiSaloon League has arranged with ministers of all denominations thro- ugh Arkansas to observe next Sunday as Prohibition Day Churches and Sunday schools all ever the state have promised to hold appropriate eXercis es, according to George Thornburgh, president of the league
The Little River news., 1916-08-23
OYERLAND AGENCY
J. F. Mills Will Handle Overland Cars
 Has MaHe First Sale.

J. F, Mills has taken the agency fo2 the Overland car fer this county, He has sold a five passenger ear to F. C. Payne. The new Overland is smooth looking car and is sold at a popular price. Mir, Mills has also a new road stcr for his own use.
The Little River news., 1916-08-23
STUDYING, GOOD
 ROAD BUILT EINC
Engineers Office One of Busiest Work shops in the State Capitol Now.
 Thousands for Good Roads.

Little Rock, Mug. 21.-(SpeciaN- One of the busiest workshops in the state capitol is the office of the state Highway Engineer. It is place where Socd .0a3s theories and draa!:. of ycars are being visualized. At lasS good roads are being built in Arilan- sas, and not merely talked about Rapidly are the counties being made a
 network of modern highways, pre- ducing communities are being brougA; into touch with the markets, and spi- endid lines of roadway across tac state are being connected up.
 Highway Engineer Carter has 6 large force of drafjsmen and engi- neers at work, ten in the office. and four in the field, working cn pl2ns for
 roads and bridges The work for the
 first time in the history of the state
 has been systematic d under the guid- ance of a central power. Plans are
 being standardized and the best meth eds known to the country have been adopted. Efficiency in management
 and the fullest value for money ex- pended are being required
 Ii was the Alexander road law pass ed by the last Legislature replacing the hap-hazard system previously in vogue that gave the new impetus to
 road work, bringing about construct ion that must be measrre1 by tbe mil lions giving employment to thousands and providing business for tie supply men. r.ha value of the work is ines tip,o hin
The Little River news., 1916-08-23
CHARGED WITH BOOTLEGGING
Mabel Man Held on Whiskey Charge
 At Nashville.

Nashville, Aug. 20.-Delt Brewer of Idabel, Okla, was arrested last week an charge of violating the liquor law in Howard county and was turned ov- CT to Sheriff Hutchinson,
The Little River news., 1916-08-23
CLEVENGER PARDONED
Foreman Man PardOned by Governor
 Hays Monday.

o. M. Clevenger of Foreman. who was sentenced to the penitentiary in July at DeQueen to serve a three year sentence on a charge of bigamy, was pardoned by Gov Geo. w. Hays Msn- day.
The Little River news., 1916-08-23
HOWARD SCHOOL STATISTICS
5,955 School Children in Howard
 County, 1,2O3 Negroes. .

Nashville, Aug. 20.-County Exami.
 ner R. H. Kolb's annual report shows
 the school population of Howard
 county Is 5,955 of which 1908 are negroes.
The Little River news., 1916-08-23
To Form Live Stock Assn.

Nashville, Aug. 2O.-Farmers of the Yancy scommunity, 10 miles south of Nashville will meet August "A to or xaniee xs live stock association.
The Little River news., 1916-08-23
BOOTLECGER CAUGHT AT IDABEI
'IIun" Gibson Arrested and 2i Quarts
 of Yellowstone Taken from Him.
From the Idabel Gazette:

From the Idabel Gazette:
 After spending half day and one night on Red River laying for Hun Gibson, Deputy Sheriff s. R. Bryant made the landing Wednesday after noon, and captured him with "A quarts of Yellowstone whiskey, which would, no doubt have been peddled in this county.
The Little River news., 1916-08-23
Federal Aid Coming.

New comes the plan ot federal aid Which will provide hundreds of thou- sands of dollars during the next five years for systematic road improve ;aent. With all these agencies acti- velys at work the people have been given an example Of what geOd roaas mean and they are expected to ado9t the eCOG-roads amendment at tho Nov. cmber election by an oTer-Whe' ming majority There is nothing that ad6s so much tc net results of agricultural efforts as ease Of transportation tc market. It required many years for Arkansas to learn the lessen but it has been learned we'll, The proposed law will enable counties to insure thirty year bonds fer the cOnstructie.; of roads thereby spreading out the cost over long period of years ana making the burden relatively light for any one year. County iudges and pre- gTessige farmers and business men throughout the state are behind the amendment, and it seems probable that there will Ee very little oprosi- tion to it at the polls.