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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
gum gcitem Der Stride.


81 sen Ocutihcn Dict6oOiiicn.Stir-
dc on Scr Gde pom 9cnui0Ioonia.
glucnuc mo Nloibcr-StroB 0eren
5cclioracr @oitor q. S. aemnib lit,
mlt0e cine incbrtagigc Sair i'm
5hd6ouie Scr Stride abge6alten,
inn Wlittcl iiir notbwenOiBe Hepara.
turcl 5i ionuiclu. Gic 5air oerlief
bo6it crfolereidj imO On5ii babcn oic
iolgcnoen 6rouca beigctragen. 5an-
cv.giid. 1rou &ol5opial 5rau r.
S. Acnnie mo 6rau 2oliiS OleDer
tSrocericGiiA, sic 6rls. Olinnd uro
alcra @itb; Giih fir SiiOiriirbte,
HrI. Gorrie Gmrih uuo ,Sran @orrD
Norrpnlan aofie.Tiicb, 6ralI Con-.
9l6ooe. Srnu SSo6n 81 9ibooc II. Sri.
emma SOB SiiBigfeiten 6rol Gosu.
differ; 5tiir5en-Inidl, Irou ,Sobt
@olIcnueiocr im0 6rau So6n @liI.
lers @iscrcuc.Eiidb, SRI. Glia &un-
iermanu inO SRI. aate Sleier. Ger
2'eiud NOR ie6r eiIt. Gie Nlit9lie'
Der oes airdenrat6es itanOen Den
Gcucn aeireulib sur 5cite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

bier in alien Stiiden etiuos 6ciier.
9ier boben mir nod 10 longer Gnt.
bebrlng III 2etbbriOge Dor 9[Qen &C.
hlnOc Berg unO NoOelpololuit lmN
cine menidli6ere llmge6ung; rno
Oos it's po6l, mas uns Oen @ediel
luie eiuc 6al6e 9eireiung enpiiuoell
lGBt. 9ld, 9et6driogc mar cine 6ortc
8riifllngsperiooe fir uns. @ic
le6e i'd ouf III oieien 9ergenl
Sier6er ooriIt 0u mir i6on ihreis
BEN obne cs lunionit 3u t6m1. Tic
Geniur lit bier ibeit6er5iger H. recbt-
iinniger. 9luH 3eitlmgs Seftiire
erreidt mid 6cute iiderer. SD p0re
Dir ber5lid Sontbor, wenn Iu mir
oann uno pannuud etipas3eitlngS-
itoif idbitcn modteit
Gos brittle ggei6na1tsieit in scr
ariegSgeionscnidoft riidt 6eran. Sd
miinidtc, mir 225 @efongener f0nn-
ten cs oiesnlal in einen cb0neren
Iu6men iciern, ais in oen 6eiOea
Uoroui0egongenen So6ren Gielleidt
geoenft man unier BORT in Oeu oeut.
idcn arciien. IS iino 5por piele
fleine 5reuOen nit oeuen cine 10
9roBc 3o6( 81 6cOcnfen lit; o6cr 100
fin0et iid) nid)t Gin 5rern0 fir lie?
@icle piirOcn Inns germ ourd6 fleinc
paiienCc SenOungen @ei6nohtsfrcll.
DC, @ci6uodtsitimnung in Oicies
tribe 9ulerle6en bringen, uenn iic
mn f0nnten meim Tie cinnal inner.
6oI6 scr Waueru uniercs Sngers &c.
itanoen 66tten I'M iel6it fiiblen 81
fSnucn mie es ms nod 5weii06ri.
ger arieosoeioneenidait nm's Ser5
lit. 9l6er iucr ol'S i6ncn iogen2
Nic oe6t c5 Geiner licbeu pcrcbr.
ten Satin nno Cir iel6it. lie6er@ol.
ter2 @itte. i6reibe mir bolO bier
Der! Sd 6offe bod, OoB Scr arie0
5u @nOe ge6t.
Glit toilienO 6cr5liden @riiBer
mO @iiniben Gein Sans SMuIe. =
Go6en f0nren 5ur @eiterbeioroe.
rlmg an Sron n. Gpmomh 9lr.t 1885,
0oliiarIIroBe &csino, Sosf Cana
0u, gconOt mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
lin @cIO nuO 0icdJt.


&crlangcn ooS 9lufredter6olten oes
9loamion'iden g(6tlhnoen @eie-
BeS. Gin oeutider @clten-
bummler 5u einem So6r 3udt.
bous fir ben Gie6ita6l bon 30
GentS pertrt1eilt. Grei $50.
ienieiieln" eeIoit
Gin Gouiite Ser Organization Der
3ugbeoienitcteli reidte geitern I'M.
@unOesfreisgcribt Oen 9(ntrog eirL
oas @eiuH Der @iicnbabnen Inn sln.
mairuna ocs 9lOnmion'iden 9ldt-
itlmocn-@eicbes ols ungeicblid ob5ll-
ipeiieu. Ole @iureoe por bon oen
iSolgenoen unter5ei6net: s. 81. 9lee,
g. 9. Wlillcr. GopiO 0}op, 6. @
@ing, u. s. Sole uuO &. Z. Softer.
Iieie Seute lteQen oie 9ebauptiing
oui ooB oie Observation-Disclosures
feline llriade 81 ser 9laoc gegen OoS
sloamion'iAe SdtihlnOen.@eIcs Bot
ten.
6rau mar lcbcnSluitig.
Ger 9Gdcr G1os. @ciBenborn BON
Olr. G53 @corec-5troBc, erIongtc I'M
arcisgeridte eine obiohltc Sdeioung
bon Diat6iloc @eiBcn6orrt nnhoem
Gin SonOelsreilenoer be5eu9t botte,
Dab er init Der 6rou cincn pergniig-
ten glbeno i'm o9iiperpiciu.%orf~ que
oc6roHt 6ottc. Sin onOerer 3euge
muBtc bon perliebten Scenen ollf ei.
ner @rfilriion ouf Dem Gampier
n9reumlonO" 5i er5dblen. Tie Hoi-
ienfeiieln oes @6epoores purOen am
glorrciden @ierten in 1912 ongclcot
unO onOcrtbalb Sabre ip6ter puroe
DER o9uno fiIrS Se6en" 5erriiien.
@illqcidicoen ipcr0cn.
Sm areisecridt 6ot 5rau Suej 6.
&orris, mclhc 0cacupdrtig ols &c.
IepboniItin in Cation 6cld6Gftigs it,
cine Slugc ouf o6iolute Sheioung
ourd Ben glrtlpolt gl6crt Gde &c,
Gen i6rcn @ionn &opmonO s. Sor-
ris einreiGen. Gas %oor 6cirot6ete
I'M Ggcin6er 1910 in 9llicott 6itp
mo trenntc Iid Dor ungeid6r 5rci
W}onateit.
SSm icl6cn @eriHi ctbielt Srou 9(n.
na 4. W}ithcll Don 9ir. i4l9 glnore.
StraBe. cine obiolutc Sueioune bon
Sobn 6 Wiittbcn, 0cn lie in 1912 ges
6eirat6et bat. Ter Dlonn UerlieB sic
6rou ein SSa6r naH Scr Sohjeit in
Ybilooclp6io
Tesglcidcu wuroc Sobn s. Wliuor
III 9lr. S37 @ononoion.9lpe. ipobn-
bait. bon ieiuer Srou @t6cl Nl. @ii.
nor aeid5ieoen Ger 9lonn beihnl-
oigtc icinc beiiere S1lite, DAB tie nod
i6rcr @er6eirot6lme in 1907 ic6r uiel
Vitgcfii6l iiir onOcre @dnner ge6abt
6obe. Gic 5luei SinOcr scr Gbc ww-
/ ocu ibm 5ligciprodcn
Gin Sa6r 3uhtbonS
Sr scr 5ucitcn g(bt6cillna O,@
Grininol @cridtcs lpnrOc S9iaiam
Sor, Der abcr alct nod einc 9lu5obi
| onoerer 9lamcn iii6rt tnO itbon ii
ueridieoenen Strainniiolten oieies
Games gcieiien bat. pon Sen @c,
idmorcneu iduIoia bcimoen, &c
Gents ons ciucm 9lode i'm @cb6lo,
crS g@briiIIidcn @erciuS Slugcy
NR0mer" acltobIcn 81 6obct. glod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
@ririiaNen.

so. g. nNiepiel Gobroclo foitct
a. oli scr Giicubo6n pou Baltimore
uadl 9lnu port iulo 5uriId21 $3.50.
oSho I'M ocutihen HcidDc Sui
nege an ocli 06oiiicen2s SoipoDL
icbr cute nod oa5n.
.Nic ldnge gcAt en @lonu uou
2cip8ia iiber Gobeln naf Trcsoen?g
EoS fonnen mir nidt idgcn, ober
lncnn cill Wtonn lange gcirc bat lnlo
itmca moridirt 70 towmt cr ihnel.
lcr 0iu ais ciu Wlmu nit tlIr5cH
@cipcu, oer longlam maridirt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

NSiQionl @rodldnOer bon gir. 727,
5iiO 9ronowop Gin @ddtcr oni Ocni
GanWfcr u5epcrn1 ocr an SSllBe
oeS GrboliingSpier8 log iiel geltern
iebr @ur0 uno mare ieoeniolls cr'
truntcn penn iein Sreiino Gcorge
Sort i'm nidt ipie0er on Ged gc5o
qen battc. nodocm ct 6ereits 5iucilnol
lutcroctoldDt mar. Dcr Wlon muir
% III scr oitdmen glmbulan8 ua@
ccm rSt.5cicpb's SoipitoI" gebro@t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
fSiIr ein Neimactrdnf.

Gos bon Gco. @ilnt6er gc6route
Bier lit Oas bette. @ielc 9clirt6eiler
uon Bier erfIdren OoB eS irecno ci
nem eritfloiiigcn nnSIdnOiiAeu Bier
9lei4fomut. @crooc 0os Oins iiir
oen 6mnilicngc6rauh SeiteS 2lros
ma, better @eihmud uno ie6r n0br.
ftGitig Oircft bon Der Broncrci
olrA 0ic neueiteu @laihinen abgc.
iiiIt. woburh oageneine 9iein1eit ee.
iitbert miro. Siiic ST. @boue.
g9olfc 20.
(SqmitS,tSiNlo.Eo) (9ln5.9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
uGhriitinn sricnse. =

9lnl 5onltas, glnhmittags 2.30
llbr miro Gr G8ra @. @olmer bon
@oltou IlH -Qoroen Ibeoter~ eincn
&Drtrog iiber yG6riiiiou Scicnce"
hatNl 81. %almer gcbSrt gum 81.
rcitoriirm Der a5irit G6urd Of
@hriiEn III @niicll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

9lus Sen iibrigen 8lmoes .8etter.
@ccbobtilnas -Statioucu rilrOen oic
folgenOen rieorieiten Ecmperaturcn,
bic lin s llbr geitcru 9Ibeno bcrrid.
tcn. beriMtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
Scr Ncltfriss 6catc por cirem
Sa6r.

@it oilcrrcidiihcS ariegsicbiii
5critort au Der al5onii5cn Stiiiic
ooS iran5oiiidc ll9oot uSres.
iiol~.
9lnocre 0itarrcichiihl 5niiic
ienocn III Der ylorid iiiri italieni-
ihe Gampier mo T SegeliAific,
oie i'm 9e6riif itanoen. arieaS.
material All scr oIbauiis0cn SsiiIlc
Sii lanOcp III bic ,lieic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

Der @cminn ans Sem glniteruchcn,
bonn 9nmcn-NGbperein in Der Sebs
mann.Sale gegcbrn, lit bic clue
Ginna6mc Oes Sabrcs 81 @nuitcu
Ser @flcslinsc Oes 6iciigcn 9entidD'
thnms. (0ea3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

OlicmnnS, Der Snterciic nnO Wlit.
aefiiGl fir Sic Der GItcrn bcranbtcn
NinSsr 6rst, iOlltc eS SeriGnmen, Sus
yImitcrneIIcn bcs 0amcn.ylabOcrcins
Ses GentIbrn @niicnb0nicS Wdtt.
uod Huc GOnneriiug in Scr 9e9-
monu,0alc sn beindcn. (9c53-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
Surtrao iibcr ggO6It6atjofcit.

Or. @. @. @logru0cr. General
5cfretGr Der &creiniotcn @obltbGtie.
fcits Srgoniiation, DicIt gcitcrn
W}oreen IN DER ipeltlirbcn &ohidnle
oilf geronloiiilng ocs Yroi. Dopio
g9eglcin, Oes S1uloircftors. eincn
8ortrog ii6cr n@eibnadtsooben".
@r mo1tc oui cinige Der @efobrcn
mlfmcrfion Die Ourh iultcrldieo'
Ii6es @eben cntite6ct uno 5eietc
oen beitcn 8eg, mic man Den Gm'
pfGnecrn oic er6Btc Sreuoe bcrettcn
fonlltc. Or. 0iogrll0cr fiibrte ct-
nigc 9ciipielc all, ipeIhe Oe gllif-
nerfiomfeit Der @obltbdtigfeits Or.
goniiotoren in 9tnipruh ecnonnucn
b6itcn 0ie Gr5dblung bon ocr ga.
nilie, melhc 10 SlrteHs BON 10 Dcrs
iAieOenen Gueaen erboIten bottc,
wGbrcno ou0ere bcOiirftiscn 6omi-
lien feincn Sirfep crbielten iollte
ein geniigenocr @runo iein Gin Sp.
item cin5uiiibren pelhes Die glrmen
gleibm6Bie nit Saben periiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
Stalien brnNdlt 0u6len.

!Dlit Dollen Seeeln iino bon elmer
guten 9riie getrieben, errei6te Die
groBe italicniirbe @orf nSonto" Ga
pitGn @. 8orasconoolo geItcrn bic
GuorontGneitotiou iuo nobnl gum
criten W}ole IN 6nei glonoten ole
Seeel elm. Gos 6o6r5eue berlicB
2iporuo, STATEN, i'm 0ftobcr in BAL.
loit. @cm6bnlih nerocn loi6c gro.
Ben Shiffc bon eincm Shleppcr ndh
bier qcbrdht nnO GopitGn 9SaraS.
conoolo criporte Ocu Giecntbiimern
Oes sbiiics einc cute Siunne Od
Onrdl, oaB CT ooS Sdiii inter cigcs
ncu Scocln nad bier bra6tc. Ole
0Sorto~ wirO cine 2oOune aoblcn
fir italcniihc Sdicn einncbmcn.
Gentide, Sefterreidiidbe nuO lIuga.
ride 9riessanlei6eu.
100 Marf uun 100 Srpueu onfu1rts.
SleU. $. 9icucr & GD.,
(Mdr013-) 217 Git.SaItimOrc.Sh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
eaiifsfartrn

oon uuo uad Geuti9lono lno
Dcitrrrci6-lln1aru iibrr 9tottcrooru
uno siew-yorf. @eIOienounecn noh
europa.
S6eo. s.. 9icncr & So,
2l7 CR.galiimOre.Gtr.
(WlGr8ts-) 245 SHO-SruubWuV'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

5iaI- -Goniitc. onS bejiiglirb Ser Ser.
oronung, oic ooS Foiteiiriiiren olIer
Mild coribrci6t, cine einge6cnoc
llntcrindrng augcitcllt 6ottc, 9eridt
eritottcn. Ter 9eriAt miro alsoann
Dem 5taotrotbs-Gomite iibcrinittelt
iueroer ooS Damn sic @eroroning
nit Observation-Disclosures peric.
ben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
.g9ealuciIcr.

eAnbIl0rIuu"-l WMit anh ScilS ge0oine"
,,6orb 'e"-o lbe @oban 3eDue"
s,wahctn n"-, 0barming QeibomS"
,,Sipprnrrme" guuoepiue uHo 2Sanbebloer.
,,WlornlnHb ~NluOcDiue
,,gtctgrta' 2lnuoebiuc inb Qannoelhiloer.
,WiuNtAiabenie" 9rmS auh toe @irl"
,,Eamcnsyldgocrcin bco TWiidlgn Naiienbau.
ic6" Dlthuo1 NIB EouuerIide, ocu g. uHo
z 2c3ember gliiiierni Soupcr IN oer pgebmann,
Nuue"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

Sine Storung ous Dem @eIien lit
bis al Die g9eit@oliltoaten oorge.
0rlmaen mo bat 9iegen I'M Seiclge
pcba6t Sic n0rolihe 5torung lit
iiod Dem ct. Somrcnceiltiie o6ge5c-
gen, sSn oen @roirieltoaten lit bic
Seniperntur betrdcbtIib geiallen
GcSglcicben lit es gan5 beoelIteno
fdlter III Sen otIoutiihen Stooteu &c.
mor0cn.
lie St0rlng aus Ocn @elten miro
lido morgcil bis in Die atlantiibeu
@tdaten critrcden uno 0lcgcn ilno III
nlanHen @egenoen Shnec brinacn.
Nh ser aiiite iino Ole Sturmmor-
nunoen aufgebiBt porOen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

ylntg
gSetterOnSfdJtcn.

Sir Morplano ino ocn DiItrift
GoIlntbia beutc flar mo norowcitli.
rbe @inoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
&nnOcs.Gepartemcnt fit eunOpirtb.
ihaft-@etter .yMrcaM.

NvIIWI Utp UUIIIWUIV gptHtIUHItuHH
Der 8cudtiefeitseebult Der 2uit
luar 33 gro5ent Inn s ll6r Nlorgens
imO 81 asro5ent I'M s ll6r gIbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07
}, ,Hcnn luaS AIr Scn (5cringifcr

yIcun mas SIR ben CSeringIten
nnter Oieien Wntes setBau, cas babt
SIR mir eet6an." ScOer SentIdJc
Iulltc OieIcs GprmAcs cinseOcnf Iein
nnb OaS 9lniterucHcn Oes 9eutidcn
ggaiIcnbauIcS in Der 2ebmunn.6ullc
AM 6. nn6 z. os. Whs. beindcn.
(Te33-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

gSie in oen 9onfen angceebch
miro, iino Oieies Sobr Die einooaor-
I6eine iebr ror. glicmono fonutc
mas oic llriohe oo8u it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-07

SaS glnRrrneiicn ocs 9entiden
@uiIcn6unies finSct WlittuOd nnO
9unncritns Sicicr @udJe in Ser Seb-
maun-Nnllc Itntt. (De53-)
The Pulaskian., 1916-03-24
TIP TOP TOPICS.

MT. and Mrs. w. E. Rooms visited in Argenta Wednesday,
 MT. Harvey Price and wife went shopping in Little Rock last Wednes- day Harvey bought mule. I guess he is going to work this year.
 Mrs, Lousan Price visited Mrs. Elm fly Whitfield Thursday. She enjoyed her visit very much.
 The valley is still increasing. MT. Peck has moved on B. W. Whitfeld's place.
 Messrs. Harvey Price and Wesley Gosnell went to the W. o. W. meet ing of the degree team Wednesday night. They report fine time.
 MT. Harvey Price and wife visited the latter's parents at Conway Thurs day night.
 Misses Etta and Vada Price visited their sister, Mrs. Nealie Rooms. Thursday evening.
 MT. J. R. Davenport, his wife and daughter went to visit in Saline coun- ty. MT Davenport's mother lives near Benton, also some more relatives.
 MT. Albert Haynie visited his broth CTS, Robert and Winford Haynie. of this place, Thursday and Friday.
 Miss Ora Evans visited Miss Essie Brothers the latter part of last week.
 Miss Bessie Davis was sick last Fri day and Saturday. She is able to be up now.
 Mrs. Belle Titus and niece, Bessie, visited Mrs. Jones Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Lousan Price had her two mar red daughters, Mrs. w. E. Rooms and Mrs. Jennie Kelley, of Cato, and families with her Saturday night and Sunday. They had a pleasant visit.
 Master Avis Kelley is visiting his
The Pulaskian., 1916-03-24
UPPER FERNDALE.

Everyone is planting gardens and getting ready to plant corn. Soon you will see "Jim' blowing Beck" in large, green corn, for the farmers of Upper Ferndale are very industrious Ferndale, that is something else we have to boast of besides our bache- lors.
 Mrs. Horace Howard and Miss Gay tha Breshears of Paron were guests of Mrs. Henry Grimmett last .Satur- day night.
 Mark Goodson and Albert Nc Hughes kept house for MT. and Mrs J. A. McHughes last Saturday and Sunday. They say they are excellent cooks and hearty eaters. This we be- lieve from the number of eggs and biscuits they cooked for their sup per Saturday night. They said they cooked "A eggs and 36 biscuits.
 Miss Ida McHughes was the guest of Mrs J. A. McHughes last Wednes- day night.
 Miss Virgie Grimmett was the guest of Miss Helen Grimmett Friday night.
 Singing was held at J. P. Rooms Saturday night. It was largely at tended.
 Mrs. Walter Pearce had dinner with MT and Mrs J. B. Miles, Jr., last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. George Davidson were called to Little Rock on account of the death of the formers sister Our deepest sympathy is with them in their bereavement
 Misses Hama and Bryan McHughes were guests of Mrs. J. A. McHughes Monday.
 Mrs. Walter Pearce said she had turnip greens for supper Monday and enjoyed her supper immensely.
 Mrs. Noah Richards boarder, Mr. Golfer, will leave them soon and go to MT. Wooten's to board.
 Misses Donna, Becca and Maggie Kirkpatrick were guests of Misses Bertha, Dovie and Louie Henslee Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs w. A. McHughes transacted business in Little Rock last week. On returning she stopped at Math Goodson's, and Mrs. Goodson gave them some turnip greens, of which they were very fond.
The Pulaskian., 1916-03-24

grandmother, Mrs. Price, this week.
 MT. Harvey and Mrs. Gertrude Price visited Mrs. Lizzie Black of Cato Sat urday night.
 Tom Davenport is hired to Mir J. A. Titus for while.
 Ben W. Whitfield and son, Lunia, J. A. Titus and Dr. Lee Herrod went to Little Rock Sunday.
 Little Clarena Black visited her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Iii tus, Saturday and Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. R. w. Hall visited MT. and Mrs. J. s. Gosnell Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Glen Brothers visited Mrs. Brothers parents Sunday.
 Miss Bessie Davis visited at Mrs. Prices Sunday.
 Misses Etta and Vada visited Mrs. Nealie Rooms Sunday.
 Mrs. Gertrude Price visited Mrs. w. E. Rooms Friday afternoon.
The Pulaskian., 1916-03-24
LITTLE MAUMELLE.

Farmers are busy blowing in this vicinity.
 Mrs. M. D. Creech spent last week in Little Rock.
 Brother Mann preached very in- teresting sermon at this place Satur- day night, and left an appointment for Friday night, April IA.
 Miss Lydia Couch spent Saturday with Miss Nellie Rhodes.
 MT and Mrs. Reedy Ives gave a singing at their home Sunday night, which was very much enjoyed by all present.
 Miss Edna Garrett spent Sunday with Mrs. Louise Fox.
 Miss Lelah Vernia, who has pc sition at Talks Millinery store, spent Sunday with home folks.
 Miss Beatty Brinkley, who is attend ing school in Little Rock, spent Sat urday at home She returned Sunday, accompanied by her sister, Miss Myr- tie.
 MT Alfred Neal of Natural Steps spent Sunday in the vicinity.
 Sunday school was well attended at this place Sunday.
The Pulaskian., 1916-03-24
NORTH POINT NOTES.

Misses Flora, Katie and Edna Huff stullar and Bessie Myer spent Sunday with Miss Casio Cook.
 Misses Doris and Marie Garrison were in Little Rock Friday, shopping.
 Mr. and Mrs. Sherrod Heard spent Sunday in Little Rock with their daughter, Mrs. Moose.
 Brother Landreth preached at Pro thro Camp Ground Sunday. He spent Saturday night with w. J. Cotton's family and Sunday with George Pro thro's family.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Taggart spent the weekend with Mrs. Taggart's sis ter, Mrs. A. c. Cook.
 We organized a Sunday school last Sunday at the Bryant Nowlin school house, with 30 members. A. c. Cook is superintendent, Cab Goodson assist ant, Mrs. w. J. Cotton secretary treasurer, Miss Violet Goodson teach CT, Mrs. Huffstullar and Mrs. Dora Myer teachers, and w. J. Cotton to lead the singing. We expect to have big school.
 MT. and Mrs. Guy Gordon went to Little Rock Friday to visit friends.
 Mrs. w. j.. Cotton spent Tuesday
The Pulaskian., 1916-03-24

Messrs. Math Goodson, Golfer and Luther Stevenson loaded a carload of slaves last Monday night.
 MT. and Mrs H. M. Cheek have re- turned after a weeks visit in Little Rock.
 All the boys are looking sad around here, as Miss Edith Blount has return ed to her home at Floral, Ark.
 Mark Goodson spent Saturday night with Albert McHughes. What has changed your course, Mark?
 Messrs. Golfer and Luther Steven son made business trips to Little Rock last week. MT. J. F. Koon also was in Little Rock.
 There will be box supper at Nei- meyers Camp Saturday night to make up money to help pay for the parson- age Everybody come, and ladies bring boxes, and, gentlemen, your pockets full of money.
The Pulaskian., 1916-03-24
UPPER FERNDALE.

Everybody in Upper Ferndale has on spring smiles.
 Services at Spring Valley church were attended by large crowd yes terday.
 Miss Bryan McHughes made a pleasant trip to Little Rock last week. 7
 Misses Edith Blount, Neylon Steph- ems. Bryan and Ida McHughes were the guests of Misses Gates last Thurs day.
 J. A. McHughes and little son made a trip to their farm in Saline county one day last week
 Those on the sick list this week are: Mrs. W. c. Brunette, Mrs. J. A. McHughes and Noah Richards.
 Miss Virgie Grimmette is spending a few days at Paron with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bra sbears.
 Mrs. Noah Richards and Mrs. Math Goodson called on Mrs. Junkin Tues day.
 We are glad to report that J. B. Miles is able to be out again.
 Misses Bertha and Dovie Henslee spent Saturday night with Mrs. J. B. Miles, Jr.
 MT. and Mrs. Garrett Grimmett spent Friday night with the former s parents, Mr and Mrs. Pleas Grimmett.
 Misses Edna and Adeline Henslee were the guests of Miss Tilla Koon Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Fly. Grimmett made a business trip to Neimeyer Camps Sat urday.
 J. P. Koon made a business trip to Pinnacle one day last week.
 Mrs. H. M. Cheek called on Mrs. Wm. Oehlke Sunday
 The young folks of this community were delightfully."- entertained last Sat urday night at the home of MT. and Mrs. Noah Richards with ''tacky'' party. Prizes were won by Miss Al berta Williams and Luther Stevenson.
 Misses Hanna and Bryan Nc Hughes called on Mrs. J. A. McHughes last Monday.
 Come on, J. D. Jones, with another good piece of poetry. We enjoyed reading that very much.
 Thank you, Pinnacle, very much for the offer of your bachelors, but this writer is not an old maid. would rotbor uo1i,d mako an 0ffor of v01lr. young men.
The Pulaskian., 1916-03-24
PINNACLE NEWS.

Miss Myrtle Cotton has returned from Oklahoma, where she has been visiting her sister.
 G. Gunther spent Sunday with Jud Miller.
 Mrs c. S. Rene spent Sunday with Mrs. J. w. Zack.
 Frank Johnson made business trip to Little Rock Monday.
 c. s. Bene made business trip to Little Rock yesterday.
 T. A. Rene, M P. Heard and Jess Morgan spent Sunday in Little Rock.
 Johnson Bros. have purchased a handsome pair of mules.
 T. A. Bene has purchased fine Du- roc pig; says he is going to raise some thoroughbreds.
 Roy Smith and Albert Fawbush have returned to Pinnacle
 Pinnacle will soon have another sta tion. The company has crew of men working there now.
 Mrs. w. J. Cotton was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. c. s. Rene, Friday
The Pulaskian., 1916-03-24
FERNDALE NO. 2.

Every one at work, but fussing be- cause the wind blows so hard. We must take things as God sends thelH.
 MT John Thompson and son, Aaron, made business trip to Little Rock Friday, as did John and Joe Rowland and Jay Junkin.
 Henry Bland and family spent Sat, urday night with Grandmother Erich. ard, near Halstead.
 Sunday school at Walnut Grove was called in Sunday for the funeral of Mrs. Chas. Johnson
 Death has claimed several of our dear old people this winter and we so much miss their faces. MT. Bland and MT. Miles, who have been quite i'll, were at Mrs. Johnson's funeral Sunday.
 Miss Lottie Studer was the guest of Miss Bessie Thompson Sunday night
 Several of our young people gath cred at MT. John R. Whites Sunday night and had singing.
 MT. Thompson has finished fencing his yard and Miss Bessie is making flower beds to beat the band
 Mrs. howland and daughter, Omia, visited Mrs Junkin Wednesday after. noon.
 Upper Ferndale! You are only guessing who I am and I think you
The Pulaskian., 1916-03-24
FERNDALE.

We are having a little drouth at present, and garden seed can't come up; but then it may rain before this is in print No use talking about the weather; it's too deceiving.
 Brother Landreth visited around this week and stirred up quite fair congregation Sunday and preached a very good sermon. Two services will be held first Sunday ill April. Every one invited to come and bring dinner on the grounds.
 Mrs. Hollan Richards has a tele- phone now. The country is not so lonesome with so many phones.
 Mrs. Wooten and Mrs. Baker were the gusts of Mrs. George Prothro Wednesday.
 Harold Prothro is convalescent af- ter an attack of pneumonia.
 Mrs. Joe Lee has been engaged by Mrs. Prothro to give music lessons to her daughter this summer.
 Irene and Fred Wooten and Nelle Douglass made a trip to Little Rock Saturday.
 MT. Baker sold their horse and buggy. No doubt he expects Mrs. Baker to take walking exercise to re- duce.
 We had two fires Thursday Mrs. Rowland's and Mrs. Douglas houses