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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11
situna SER sdrnI6e6arOc.

3uitduoc nidt oo5u auget6ou I'M III
0ieiem Sabre Oeii u5rieOenS.Eag~
feierlid ST bege6en 6reiIuft-
alaiien fir sdulc 9lr. SO in Gr-
pdguna ae5ogcn. Sri. 5. 6.
@arom reiignirt. s6uIbc.
iuds.geridlte.
9altimoreS SAulbe60rOc glaubt
nift ooB eS gegeupGrtig scr ri6-
tige 0loment III, I'M SOealcn BON
5ueiiel6oiter 9eitduoigfcit gei6rold
5u itreueu lno r6rieoens Gage" 81
ieiern. Su Der geitriscn Gcriomn
lung miroe beibloiicu, in qIubetra6t
Der sur 3eit 6erribeuocn n6eIonoeren
llnitanoe~ in oieiem Sabre oen iog
SrieoenS Gag meldcr ialf Ben 1s.
Nlai foIlt inbeodtet ino imgeieiert
Ooriiberse6en 81 laiien.
IS geido6 Oies entiprechcnO elmer
@mpfe6llnq ser Superintenoenten.
9e6orOc, ser sic @riifiing uno 9c.
ricbtcritottlng iiber Dic glngclegen6eit
iibertragen morocn mar. g9ie iiblib
iano Oie geItriae regelmdBige Ser.
ionnllng i'm administrations sc.
6Guoe OcS Gr3ic6uugS Gepartl-
ments on ser @la0iion gIoc. itott,
un0 uic ii6Iid idloB iid Oie sur
mebr oocr peniger ii6len @epo6n-
belt geporoene SiblnG binter Der.
idloiieuen Gbiireu an. Cine gr0Bere
gln5o6I bon &outine @eiddfteu ee-
lau9te sur Grleoiguna, o6ne SIT be-
merfensmertben Tehatten 9lnloB SIT
ae6eu. Ginem Griuhen BON Grneit
s. 9eder, Dem @rin5ipol Der oitli-
heu bo6eren G0hterihuIe, om 6rei.
tao oen 26 Nloi oeu llnterridt in
ieiuer gInitolt oltSiaGen 81 loiieu,
mlroc itattgcgeben. Iie Sdule
plaut fiir oeu Eag i6re S6oteipeure
Granddaughter, nel6e Inn 2 ll6r
9todmittogs begiuneno uno inter
9etbeiIiglIHg BON iait Idmmtliben
Wldoden inn Clifton Gart abge
balten miro. Cine 9lnregung 9e.
trefis Gtabliruug BON Sreiluft-9lai-
fen in ser Shule 9er. SO muroe al.
ndbit Dem Nugiene Gomite iiber-
mieicu g9ie eS beiBt, beiinoen iih
in ser Sdule 45 &inoer Oereu Sc
ilnobcits3uitonO inter normal lit
lmo Ole SbuIe liegt in elmer @eecu0,
in pelder ser Statiitif gemdB oie
meiiten Tuberfuloie 6oue IN gau5
Baltimore porfominen. Gen er.
45 &inoern f6unte olrd
Ginrihtung Der 6reiliit aloilen ge-
boIien uno Oie iibriqen &inoer tonn-
ten ourd iie bci6iibt perOen. GaS
Svgienc Gonlite miro lid eingebeno
nit Ser 9lngelegeu6eit beidditigeu.
9aS Designations @eib BON Sri
SOo 6. @orom ais 9e6rerin an scr
Sdulc gfr. purOc angcnomnen
lno bat riidpirfenoe 9raft auf oer
30. glpril. 3ur Gorlage aeIaugte Der
ShuIbciubs 9eriht fiir ben pers
goRgcnen Monnt. uno II. ". erea6en
iih aus i6m Die nadfebenoen 3ii-
fern: llnteriuhte Sale 4349; beiou.
Oerc Sale 220; Seim6eiude 4i90;
Sale Dor oem @oli5eiridlter 70;
6due I'M Sugeuogeridt 8 uno lleber-
meiinuecn an bic @orentaI Sdulc !
iiini.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11

Ger itaglc g2iuo. Oct gcitern iibcr
aa5 1clo ilrid, nahie cs idpcr. 81.
Hen Bad Bit benri1eiicu llugeia5r
500 9SarioacU soften iitb ciagciunocu.
DaS spiel caocte nit eiuent zica
pun 2 5u 3u @uniteu @alhmores.
lloheiter. 0 0 Q 0 0 0 0 O /
Baltimore 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 @ O 2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11

I'm ,5rclIn0 (0lrM 9Snitor Il
q. 9. gIpgeIIIein mir0 0lroNmeIiIer

GaS 9cinltat ocS g9a6ltanlpfes,
Der Oen S1luB DER Gonucntion ocs
,.llnab6Gugiacu GroenS 0eS .@'rit6
S6olom" biloete, wilroc geitern Wlor.
gen i'm 3 ll6r bcfonnt gegobeli Ger
9o6Ifampf bate am 1ienitag 9tad
miitag Inn 2 llbr bcgounen lmo mar
circr ser ih6riiteu, sen oicic Grgonis
Intion IN ocn lcbteu fiini5cbu Sabren
5u per5eihncn bate. glnud6erno
100 5timm5ettel puroen obgege.
ben. Die @abl buttc iolgcnOcS Gr4
gebuiB. @roBmciiter; y. e. 9lppel
item 1892 Stimmen geaen 635 fin
Sen @eaen Gauoionten Qaois @oul-
ioiO; @roBfdn5lar: SoHis glibmon
(762 Stimnen gcgen 556 hir 6. @}
9(ltielO. 100 fir .. .. &irlhner mo
ft9 iiir SO. S. @oloiiouc); +. Stills.
@roBmeiiier, NlDcr @aplan; ?. 0iilis.
GroBmeiiter. u, Sopperitein; 3.
Stills @roBmciiter, Q. 0an5anSfu
uou @oibinotou; Sefretdr, .. Giien.
BERG; @roB.Shabmeiiter. o9cnuD~
9lum; Gnoowment @roBihabmeiiter,
8. .. Soffman; 0IroB. lInteriudlngs.
glr5t or. $. 3. Sinsfu; @roB Gon-
ouctor Boris 6rceomon; Goriiber
oeS Scims, Simon Cohen; @oriibcr
iiir Siilic, u. Shupoermau; @oriiber
fir 6inau5em u. s. Sbrcibcr; @or.
iitcr fiir GnOoument S. @Iunberg;
9oriiber fir 9Ippeaationen Simon
Srepolsfp; @oriiecr fir 2aeer. q.
2idtenitein; @oriiser fir Gr5ie6ung.
Simon Sobeloii; 6jroB Gruitees,
Nlcper 6ricoel, M. q. Sclenfop lm0
~ Soiiuan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11
ger &elilriea 6eiitr uOr ciuem
3abr,
III. MaI I0I6.


Iie Geniid)en cntreiBe ocu
Gngldnocu 6iiliA BON Npcru
cine midiigc So6bc.
gseiicre 6eitiae gIugriife Der
8rau5oicii ii Der @cgeuo BON
Cons idlcitern.
Iic Neriolgma Der 9llIIlcn
III @cii-Sali5ien oaucrt au; 5mi-
imeu TDnom nno 2anof crrcidlen
Die 1elltihen Oas 6itlide Sar
lIicr Geitlid oes lls5otcrs4ai'
ics miro Scr 6cino III oen sIb-
idJnitien bciocricits ocs 5trni auS
ieincn 5tcuimgcu gclporicn
Gil Der 9ufoiuina miiiIen Die
Gelierrei6er 3aIeS5c5Dli Dor Der.
anna6enoen iiarten riiiiIdleu
ardftcu lDic0cr rdumcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11

aSpsbS" Eict gso8e foleeners cDerHs0ie'
pelbfe'
Wlpniaa 2ienndA @diiiuod Dlailnee mp
slpei0 @dlMelr.
&pnuefiiaa srciias, eamhag Wiaiincc uilo
MNcno .@DiiMnNus &r8ablungeN7
,,Q1angfg" WflS ir0ili SoDlano"
,,nippubrONtc 9sGilnepjue uii0 tanoclbloer
,,NsnDlnaD 9dubcDine NIB gBnnDebloer.
,,9EuNls 1iahemle "-a Nollina Stones"
,,WutAinnp 3pdeg 6lnD" &om 4. blS ~
W.0i 1piibidlre Renncn 40 kimllco.
,,3iuer Nieiu pGyl" NolisbelniNgunaen
NniebaA lin ,Eyiplc @urt" pruie talii'
more QeaeH 1ludeilcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11


oc 9aoeonitalten~ geiproheu lno
60hitpo6ridcinlib miro ole 6ieii6e
Gomniiiion fir 0ifentIi6c @1oer ei.
ren GeriuA nit oieier Ginrihtlng
maden Sr. SiucS erfldrte, oaB
oieie 9Irt BON 9d0ern IN glew Dort
Don 100000 @erioucn inner6alb
bon orei Monaten benlbt tporoen
pdrcn
Su Gerbinouug nit oieier 9lngeIe.
aenbeit erfldrte Sr, Oregon @lilton
Dennis, oaB ole 6ieiigc Babe Com
milton pie Ginridhlng nidminmeu.
Der 9aoeanitaIteu~ porausiidtlicb III
ibren 9lrbeitspIan ouinebmen peroc
0erartigc 9aoeaultalteu ieicu IcOia.
lid ein fladcS Boot. an oeiien 9Ill-
Benieiteu iib aobincn befinoen mdh.
reno III Scr Wlitte Elm aroBeS 9ai
lin eingebollt lit.
9llBer Sol. Siues 6ieltcn folgenoc
Sodoeritduoigc @ortra9c. Or. e.
Iou5cr Uou ser @onOcr6ilt aliiif
giciu Dorf. iibcr ,@eoer6elc6img
BON @crioncu sic bci'n 9aoen CT.
niioct iiuo;" Tr. @ouocc ". Mon.
1eimer uon scr @eiuno6eitS ge6oroe
Scr 5taot 9}em 2orf ii6er o@let6o.
oen iiir Gcsinfi5irung 0onSdpimm-
9oiims;" sri Senuic &eaS @ent.
mort6, Sefretdrin 0cs IeportementS
fir oifentlidc glr6eiten. Staot glcm-
g)orf ii6er rGcifeutIihc W}drftc~ Il.
9iobcrt 4. o. 3eQD, Sefretor scr
6iciigcu gooc Gommiiiion ii6er
nGrogborc 9ooe6Guier,4 Sr. aeaD
uieS ooroui6iu ooB sic eriteu oeror.
tige 9aoebduier III Baltimore eingc.
iii6rt por0cn ieien uno Dab oieie
Ginridtung icbt in Sopou China
imo auoeren 21uoern IN ouSgeOe6l.
tenn WlaBc pcrpenoet uiirOe.
Ginen groBeu E6eil ser Gr0rtc
rungcn na6men aucb Sic oiieutlicben
9eoiiriniB 9Iniiolten in 9er6in-
oumg nit Den nlniJipolen @ldrften
IN 9Iulprud. SSu Gerbiuoimg nit
oieTem I6ema bielt Sri. @eutportD
einen intereiianten 9ortrag
9oltimoreS 6ffeutlide 9aOe Sc.
Iegenbeiteu paren bereits am Glen
itag bon oeu Conventions T6eil
nebmcrH elmer eingebenOen geiihti.
guug inter5ogen por0en unO iuir.
oen bon fat allen Seiten in auer-
fennetOen @orteu erpGbnt
1cuer 9eb3rDe
81 Scr gcitriaeu Sibnug Der Sen.
uuroc Der aif @robe auge.
itcate Scuerpebrnonn So6u S.Sdd-
fer gum Shlnldnaun in Spriben.
Gompagnic Nr. B eruanut. Soporo
9. grop mo Nerbert O. 2ebD er-
bielteu cine probemeiic 9luiteIlimg.
Sm Sntereiic0er Spariomr
teft.
Gie glcigrllppirlna ocr 9iircalr
I'M @atDbnuie i'm Sntcreiic oeS gSu-
bIitumS lmo Der 9ciItuneSidbigfeit
Der eiu5eInen neutrality-suspicious..
luugen 1T uollcnoet, ino iomit bat
man uiht MIR on 4loB gcmonHen
ruo 5ugleih Sen Sobritit5l cntlaitet
ionoern aud erbeblihe griporniiie
an 9eleuhting mo Eortiers Gien-
iteu rr5iclt,
Uni Sic 5porianfcitS @ldne Scr
StootpeuuaItlmg nod mciter 5i Der.
iolacu ioaen in 3nfunft anh 9Inge-
boic fin Gontratte, Die cine oerinaerc
giunmc ais $500 in0oluiren uuo
nidt III sen 3eitrngen dilsgcidrie6cn
iperocH ciigciorocrt peroen Gieie
glusihreibeu per0cn inl 9iireaii oes
@ebGlioc Suipcttcrs I'M o9itloers'
Grc6dnac.D@ D@c6du0e mo inn 9iireoll
0cS Gta0t 9lcgiiirarS anSGc5ongt
,nrrNpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11

.EgIla.apNiidIgr MeItrrheridII.

gluS oel iibrigen @lrH0eS gSctter
Ncobahtunas Statioueu ipuroeu Oie
folgcuocn bohitqn genlperaturcn,
Die ln s llbr gciicrn glbeno gcrri1
telL bcridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11

exit LteHliag la1t bat lidJ oic
nor0mciHihc Strung Don 6Itlid
9loro Iafota nac6 oem norolidcu
9bcil oes 5lIperior Sees nit inper.
miuoerter Seitigteit pcr5ogcn re
gcnidae marcn oie 6olac III Aliauc'
iotI 0en obercn 4ec'9iegionen big
0iilc6 ia Gclr@nelano Gcsaleihcu
iieI lciAter lofoler 9egcn in icrucn
glor0writen Da6rcuo IN aaocrcn
I6cilci oeS 2an0as flares @ctter
0crriblc
,Su Sen Sce&egioncn Ohio 1bal
m0 ocm 9r0Bcrcn 16cil Oes Sioens
iIt es mdrmer, udbren0 81 III ben
Sladjtaatea ocl Rod0 Dlountain
Ncgioacu ru0 Dem 9loromciicn fiibler
mar. @cfricr Iemperatlren ino too.
teuoer Sroit murOen aeitern ajlorgeu
in 9lepnoa. n0roliHeu lltab, sSoabo,
0em ipcitlirban Gbcil ron @poning
ua0 W1ontana perHerft. pcute miro
cs III sen 9ielpGnglano. 5taateu un0
iH Dem n6r0lidcn lbcil ocr uittclat
laHtiiden 5taotcn rcarcn ODD Nor
gcH pieoer idoncs gSetter bcrridlcn.
Gs miro 6cute fii6ler III Ocu Gee
9leaouem Dem G5io SDal mo Zen
neHce iehb ml0 iudrmer M Den glcn
6nalano ino Den mittqlatlantiiden
Giaaten, uoielbit " aber am 5rcita9
ctpas tiibler ieir miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11

N6Unncntcn, Ote ben ,,ScMiihen GDrre,
ipDnDcnten" nidjt pinttIidJ u0cr uHrcaels
mdRig erbaIten, iiilb grbeten be- Office
baum per TeIrphpn uncr idirlItEidl GRit'
tpellHnn 81 paHsu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11
iSiir Gin Seimnetranf.

0os bon @co. @iintbcr ge6ronte
Bier lit Oos bette. Gicle 8cltrtbciler
bon Bier erfldreiL ooB eS irgcno ei.
mem erltflniligen ausl6noiihen 9icr
gleibfommt. @erooe Oas 9inq fit
Den 5amilienoebrald. SeinItes 9(ro.
mo- better @eidmad imo iebr nGbr.
frdftig. Gireft bon Der @rouerei
Ourd oie neuen WloI6inen abgefiiIlt
poourd obioIute &einbeit Deli6ert
miro. aiite $t.0O. &bone: @plfe 90.
Smni1S,1SiMo,Do)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11

sir WiorDlauo mo Den Giitrilt
Gournbia Bcute 6emoIft. regncriid
limo mariner; iiiOpeitlide @iuoc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-11
9sulitiide gsadlridlten.

@ouDerncur Sorriueton miro icinl
Grucnninoen Gnoc oieier SSohl
betount ee6en. 9tadbiolger fin
oeu 0eritorbeucn Scrrn Sonnc
ihon ousericben. ~ @r. @ouoer.
ueur @olosborougb geminnt 10.
melt 5man3ie Stimmen.
@ouDerneiir Sorringtou befauo iid
acitern 9ormittog in Baltimore tnc
| ging nodmoIs iiber bic 9iite Der @r.
ncnnuugen. Gas Staotsoberboupt
erfldrte uodmals, oaB in oieier $50.
he bic @rneunuugen einidIieBlif Der
9eamtcn ieines Stabes crfoIgen mer.
oen Serr Sarriugton berietb eben.
iaas ilber einige @lonfen III Ger Rlat.
form melhe bel Scr belte ltottfin0cn-
oen oemofrotiirben Stoats. Gonoeu.
tion nngenommeu peroen ioa.
Gir6 Sen 500 Oes &oriiBcrS 0cr
Stoots SnOuitric llnfons Som.
miiiion 8erut Sobn q. Sauna 1T
uld oieier @loe nod 81 6eietcn.
2lller @obridcinli6fct nad pirN
Nerr &ciiinioer iiir oicic Gonrniiiion
ernonnt mer0en.
@ lbSburougb gcniunt
5won5ig Stimmen.
q. @5ouucrneur gbilips @oIos.
borough geman 6mon5io 5thnuen
an ieiuem @egncr Soiepb s. 6roncc
bel Der 9iob8dDltne Der Stimmen
i'm orittcn imo pierten Giitrift III ser
Stoot Baltimore in ser republifouis
iden @rimdrmobl fiir oen 9unoes-
Sonat. Der @cuirm mlirOc III Ger
If. @aro gemadt moielblt 6ic Gri.
ginal Stinumcuab9obe fir fSronce
800 uno 40a fir @ol0sborouab mo-
rem. sSi Scr 10. &orO murocn tcinc
SSrrtbimcr cntocdt. 8s gum Gin.
treteu scr &auie. oie ourd oie Cir
iusparaoe bcrDorgerufen mir0e, oo
ole StimmfGiten nicbt bcrbei eeidlofft
meroen tonnten moreu nur 5mei
@aros olirb Sic @obIaufiibts 9e.
boroe nadgeSGbIt.
Sn Der fl. @oro gemanu @olOs-
borough je cine Stimme in Dem T.,
a. imo 8. 4Sre5inft uno madtc cineH
gtcttogeipimn BON neitn Stimmcn i'll
DEM 2. unO z. 9Sre5inft. SIN 10.
@re5intt gemoun Or. 6rauce cine
Stimmc.
Die StiWncn6abl in Der TO- 8oro
6rancc 220 Ii. @oIosborougb 90
bIeibt beltebcn. Ga oie Gineabc Oes
Serrn @olosborougb mlr ole gloh-
5dbhlna Der Stimmen fir oie gtonri.
nation ciucs @lmoes. Senators Der.
langt, 10 mcroen bic gSoblbcomteil III
ciuigen Eogen nit Dem gtah56blen
fertig iein. Menu &r. @olosboroueb
ais Sieger berporaeben nil, 10 WuB
er bel Der g2ah5dblung 562 Stin.
men gcmiuncn. g(m Sagc Der Eris
mdrpobl puroeu foIgcnOe Simmer
ac5dbIt: 3. 9iitrift: @olosborougb
2097 5ruuce 2346; a. Diitrift:
@olosborouab 225i 6rauce 1854.
q tcllen fiir 3cIlD 2eute,
@rdiioeut Marion q N1caee ser
g9obIolfiidts. .9eb0roe erfldrtc &c.
iiern ooB MIR aellp- -2eute gInitelun5
fin0en peroen init 9lllsnabmc bon
cinem, Scr nodl Dem @eieb Gepubli.
fouer icin uiB. Serr @lcStee ift eit
oroBer 5rclno oes Serrn GeIlu, nab.
reno 8err 9iobert Corr. Gin meiteres
Nlitglico scr 8cboroc, elm 5relmo
res 3crru @loDon lit, @cnn sic
@orousiagulgen oes perrn Dlcaee
moGr mcroen crb1lt Ncrr 0lobon
feiucn glpfeI aus oen Sad, cbcnio
mcnig Dan 2oOen
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Nentidle aricasNaIfe.

gei Dem 5djabmeiiter Serru @lar.
tin Nleucroird iino fir sic oentid)c
aricgsbiilic ioloenoc 9ctrGgc cingc'
gangen
10 W}ni 1916
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glnn0cg Gcpartcmcnt fir Qan6DirtII
llilafi Msctters YMredi.
MrridlI Nra Walflmnre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Scr 5endteteiisgcbalt oer &uit
mar SIS Ero5ent in s llBr Wtorgcus
m0 50 4ro8ent Inn s llbr gI6enos
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-05-04
PERSONAL.

VIM. King went to De Soto Wednes-
day.
A. V. Polak went to Poplar Bluff
Friday.
A. L. Schwab went to De Soto
Tuesday.
R. A. Dunn of Sabula was in town
this week.
Walter Fisher went to Annapolis
Wednesday.
w. D. Hardin of, Mann was a caller
last Friday.
j. F. Irwin of Goodwater was a
| caller last week.
]. l.. Baldwin and wife went to st.
Louis Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Rieke and daughter went
to st. Louis Tuesday.
Frank Morris of Des Arc was in
Ironton last Saturday.
H. A. Nall was here from Jefferson
City one day last week.
0. w. Ramsey of Bismarck was an
Ironton visitor Saturday.
Cal Provence of Des Arc was in
lrontou last Wednesday.
Theo. Dettmer of Pilot Knob was q
caller Wednesday morning.
Miss Florence Newman was in St
Louis Sunday and Monday.
Mark Simon of Minimum was ar
Ironton visitor last Friday.
James Goggin and w. E. Wester.
mar of Edgehill were callers Tuesday
Mesdames E. r. Curtis and HI. r
Polak returned to Poplar Bluff Sun.
day.
Redmond Black of the west end Of
the county was a caller last Thurs
day.
Mrs. G. G. Curtis, after a few weeks
in Ironton, returned to Sikeston Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Geo. J. Goeltz was in Irontor
last week, returning to Bismarck Wed
dnesday.
G. W. Clarkson and wife of st. Lou
is spent a couple of days the past weel
at their Arcadia home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Lewis arrived
from st. Louis last Friday to spenG
several weeks at Mountain View.
Mrs. VIM. Trauernicht, DIR. F. "
Trauernicht and family and Mis-
Louise Rieke went to Middlebroo.
Sunday.
Hon. L. r. Thomasson OF Popla
Bluff, candidate for Judge of tn
Springfield Court of Appeals, was il
Ironion Tuesday.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-05-04
Belleview News.

Sam Middleton, the piano man, was
in town Monday.
Farmers are rushing to plant corn.
Wheat looks more promising now
than a month ago. Good prospect
for fruit.
Miss Jenna Logan of st. Louis was
a visitor here last week.
Mrs. Joe Brown and sister, Miss
Ina Moore, of G~raniteville, spent Sun
day here.
Mrs. B. F. Engledow returned Sun
day from a months visit with her sis
ter in California.
Alb Cox of Poplar Bluff visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cox, last
week.
Mrs. A. Hale returned Monday
from southern Texas, where she spent
the winter with her children.
Rev, Chalfant of Munoy, Indiana,
assisted by the pastor, is conducting a
meeting at the Methodist Church..
the Library Club met with Miss
Ethel Parker last Saturday evening.
The Angelite Club met with Miss
Ruth Bynum Saturday afternoon.
Bunker Smith had the misfortune
to cut his foot very badly on last
Thursday. While chopping wood with
a very sharp Ak the AK glanced and
cut his foot severing the bone. DIR.
Appleberry was Immediately summon
ed and dressed the foot, but Mr.. Smith
will likely be disabledfo for some time.
Rev. l. N. Sherrow left Monday for
Whitewater to attend District Con-
ference.
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were here last week to visit Leonard
Morris and family.
Mrs. Massey Ruble and mother,
Mrs. Tom Young, from Piedmont,
attended the funeral here Wednesday
of Mrs. VIM. Pate.
Miss Grace Kiersey from Lander,
Wyoming, who has been here the past
three months visiting her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Strader, has
gone to Denver, Colorado, to visit
relatives before returning to her home
in Lander.
Mrs. G. H. Williams and baby have
returned to Hoxie.
Mrs. Lee Dunn from Sabula spent
Sunday here. She was accompanied
by Miss Lena Kammholtz.
Miss Ruby White was a Piedmont
visitor last week.
Jas. Maddox went to Ironton We'd
nesday.
OIL. Stevenson spent Sunday here
with his mother.
G. W. Wallis and sister-in-law
spent Sunday at Gads Hill with his
daughter.
E. W. Graves went to Poplar Bluff
Wednesday.
DR.. N. A. Farr was an Ironton Wis
itor last week.
Chris Poston and wife came down
from Flat River, Sunday, to attend
the wedding Of the formers sister at
Brunot.
Miss Mildred Jackson from Brunot
spent Sunday here with her uncle and
aunt, Jeff Jackson and wife.
Rev. W. W. Strother and wife from
Fredericktown were here last week
for the funeral of Mrs. VIM. Pate.
The same teachers have been en-
ployed here for another year.
Revs DeBoard anG Sypes have leas-
ed the College for five years.
Mrs. P. M. Maddox is in receipt of
a card announcing the arrival of a
fine 10 ID. boy at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Joe Walton, in Kansas
City. We extend our congratulations
to the proud parents.
While crossing the railroad Satur-
day in front of the depot, Novice
Daniels, the little daughter of Luther
Daniels, fell and broke her arm in two
places above the elbow. DR.. Jones
was called from Brunot and set the
broken bones and she is resting as
easily as could be expected.
ISAAC,
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been on the trail ever since. The
couple were traced to Chic ago, st
Louis and then to Ironton. A number
of certified checks were found in
Keefe's possession. 1t is thought that
his idea in coming here was to remain
long enough to form acquaintances,
get some of his checks cashed and
fee to other fields. Keefe is a
t~elegrapher by occupation and about
fifty years of age. The daughter is
about twenty-five years old, rather
p~repossessing in appearance and ap-
parently much interested in her
father. Her husband arrived from
st. Paul Sunday noon, but she greet
ed him most indifferently and did not
seem to be glad to see him in her
hour of trouble. An officer from
Pennsylvania with requisition for
Keefe's return to that state is expect
ed any day. The woman has signified
that she will go back to St. Paul with
out requisition papers. When arrest
ed the officers found S22.4O on Keefe,
Since she has been in Jail Mrs. Gregg
has turned over to the Sheriff about
$500. Mr.. Steele, the Pinkerton agent,
says that Sheriff Blue has certainly
been courteous and efficient in help
ing him in the case.s
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W. G, t. U. Medal Contest.

Program for Medal Contest to be
held at the Baptist Church in Ir%onton,
Friday, May 9th, 1880 P. M: swell
come Song" by choir; Invocation,
Rev. N. B. Henry; Song, "America''
by all; Short talk explaining Medal
Contest Work by Mrs. N. B. Henry.
DECLAMAToRY CONTEST.
"Contest Song" by all the contes-
tants; No. 1. ga Goose Tall" No.
2. IA Modern Belshazzar;" Song,
ga Saloonless Nation in $780," by a
double quartet; No. 8. "Her Hearts
Desire" No. A. "Truly Great Mel
in a Truly Great Cause" Song, "When
all Christians Shall Vote as They
Pray" by choir; No. 5. GA Fathers
Story" No. 6. Suffrage and the
Home" Song, "Save The Boy, by
eight girls; No. 7. cold Soaky;'
Crusade Glory Song by eight girls
Medal presented by Rev. Milford
Riggs.
MUSICAL CONTEST.
No. 1. "The Wreekage;" No. 2,
"Mother's Song;" No. 8. "The
Lord is my Shepherd" Medal pre-
sented by Rev. N. B. Henry. Silver
offering at the door.
Everyone cordially invited.
Mrs. N. B. HENRY, President.
Mrs. LEILA L. KEITH, County Super
%intendent Medal Contest Department
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To the Public.

now have in my employ Ed. Reed,
the wagon-maker, who was with Gay &
Schwab, at I~ronton, for ten years. find
him to be a frst-class workman and will
do your work at the following prices;
wheel work, second growth spokes, I5c
each; A extra select spokes, I3c; XXX
extra select, Ioc; XXX select, &C; felloe,
I5c; Star grade front axle, 81; hind axle,
$I.75. Will give you from 80 days to
six months time to pay for work. Six
to twelve months time to pay on new
wagons. Will take in exchange Pro
duce, Ties, Lumber, Live Stock and
Log Hauling. Pay teams from 81. so to
s. per day, want a good, fast horse.
sheer R. E. JOHNSTON.
BtlleyfeW. Mo-. Nav ?,
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nights which will be known as
Triangle Nights. On these nights 1
have arranged to show the Triangle
Program which always consists of a
Griffith or Ince directed drama and
a Keystone comedy directed by Mack
Sennett. On this program you will
see such stars as Billie Burke, Douglas
Fairbanks, Dustin Farnum, Raymond
Hitchcock, Mable Normand, Frank
keenan,, Eddie JOY, VIM. S. Hart,
Weber and Fields, Marie Doro and
many others. I am confident that
this service will please and l leave it
in your hands. If you want the best
in pictures, patronize them well. The
opening program will consist of a six
reel drama, "The Coward" featuring
Frank Keenan,, and a two reel Key
stone comedy, "Fickle Fatty's FALL"
featuring Roscoe Arbuckle.
The opening date will be Tuesday
May 9th.
Admission, Children, DC. Adults,
15c. Reserved seats, zoe, Saturday
only. Yours respectfully
d. ARTHUR LAPLANTE,
Manager Academy Picture Theatre.