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The Little River news., 1916-05-24
THE CHILDREN'S SERVICE
It Was a Pretty Service at Methodist
 Church Sunday.

The Childrens' service at the Meth cdlst church Sunday morning was pretty and we'll rendered. The theme of the entire program was The Kings Garden. The decorations were a rep resentatation of the garden and the entire program was in harmony. Spe- cial songs, music, recitations, marches etc.. were the features. Mrs. w. w. Bishop had charge of the program, as- sisted by Mrs. John WimberIy and Mrs. O. Leslie.
The Little River news., 1916-05-24
FORT SMITH WAS FLOODED
Truchs and Vans Used to Rescue Resi-.
 dcnts-T"0 lnclles Rain Fall.

Fo Smith, May 2O-Volunteers with trucks and moving vans la e to- night rescued residents and their '"'sehold effects in a large area of the north section of the city, floated With surface water from twO-inch rain that resembled a cloudburst to- night. No one is in danger.
 The storm struck about 9 o'clock and ragged two hours. Hail stones, same as large as walunts. smashed window nanes and light globes and destroyed the roofs of greenhouses.
 Water from an area of many blocks ran toward the junction of Garrison and Towson avenues, then spread out, covering section with four block radius at depth of from one to five feet. The low-shelved stocks of mc ny stores were damaged and the If st floors of many homes in this vicinity were flooded
The Little River news., 1916-05-24
TO HAVE JOINT BANQUET
". c. W. nnd WOOdmen Circle WiN Have .Ioint Banquet Thursday Night

Tile W. C.. W. and the Woodmen Cir cle will have g joint banquet at the hall ill the Lott building Thursday night May 25 All WoOdmen circle and w. 0. ". are invited to come and bring t.leir families and for the bene- it of the members that have no fam iies they are at liberty to invite . frieLd--I. $. FurlOM, Clerk.
The Little River news., 1916-05-24
STORM KILLED IS PERSONS
Kemp, Okla.. Just Across Line, Is
 Practically Demolished by Wind

Denison, Tex, May 20.-At least IS persons were killed in terrific winG an rain storm which passed over the section just north of Denison shortly after 10 o'clock tonight. The town o> Kemp. Okla. just north of the Red River, is reported demolished. Most of the deaths are said to have occurred at Kemp. One small child was killed . mile north of Denison. All wires are down north of here.
The Little River news., 1916-05-24
NEARLY LOSE SCHOOL TAX
Receives Majority of Four Votes al
 Texarkana. (Ark)

Te%arkana, May 22.-Just four votes iii Saturdays election stoo between: Tcxarkana, Ark, and no schools next year. The seven-mill tax received \ Il ajOr.ty of only four ballots.
 The voting was extremely light, as il. all school elections. In the school third and fourth wards a total of only five votes were casts against the seven mill tax, but in the first ward the vote was 29 to against the tax
The Little River news., 1916-05-24
WILTON ELECT DIRECTORS
Four New Members of School Board
 Elected at Wilton Saturday.

Four new members were elected on the school board at Wilton Saturday as follows: P. s. Trustworthy, J. w. Pipkin, N. T. Martin, H. M.' Weaver. A T-mill tax was voted.
The Little River news., 1916-05-24
TYSON GOING TO F0RDYCE
scun.y DemcnStrat0r Will Deliver an
 Address t0 Agents.
Thc Southern Arkansas F;

The Southern Arkansas Farm Dem, Cnstrators will meet Thursday, Friday and Satuld day at Fordyce. Among the speakerl for the three days meet is II. J. itysou, demonstration agent of title River county. MT. Tyson will leage today for that city
The Little River news., 1916-05-24

Judge and Mrs. Lon T. Nnes and Mrs. N. c. Jones returned Suuday from visit ot Q week in Ho. N-'>ks.
The Little River news., 1916-05-24

FOX SLAE-one IA inch electric fan.
 Mrs, Mahon, 1t
The Little River news., 1916-05-24
Commencement Sermon.

On Tuesday night. May 30, a pro- gram by the primary departments will be rendered. This is always an at tractiye feature and large crowds al, was attend when the kidlets hold thl spotlight
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

funit 6erbeigefiibrt. llnteritiibt ourb
bic @mpfc6lung bieier groBeu @ei-
tier lit lie na6 ggeite uno Eieie itetig
gemoAien uno DurD piiienit5aftli6e
llnteriuc6lma erprobte gluspo6l ocs
Stoifcs, iinnrei6en Stufeibau nidt
nur Elm ilncut6cbrli6eS gr5ieblngs
mittel, ion0ern dun Gin lmerleBli@es
arGftigungsmittel fir inner gauges
Bolt oemor0cn. @enn jobr5ebnte-
lang 0ie BORDERING Ocs ElrnenS uuf
benz Sabuifcn @e0alfeu berubte, Die
perlorcngegangene @jleidbmdBigteit
Der meniAliden gilOnre mieoer6er
5liiteQen, 10 fam in oen Dicr5igcr
Sa6ren oes Dorigen SSa6rbllnOerts
ourh oen @iniluB Der neucn io3ialcn
9tuigoben sic cS 5i l5icu galt cine
iiarfc Ene6feoer 6iu5lL I'm oen
glrncu &cr6reitun1 SIT Derlc9aiicn.
Ins @ahstlnn oGr groBen Stdote.
sic Suuo6me ser S5abrif6eoolfcritng,
0cr 3mang 8l iBelocr Sebenaiueie
III oiden 8prnfsarte1 mo ocr Wiar.
gd al aciunoer 9ameBung Oerloilg
ten gc6icteriicb Elm @egen0swilbt
0urb bic @erne6rung Der f0rperlis
den lte6lu8en Ntit Der pirtihaitli.
den 8ortentpidlilrg obcr itellte iit5
8ugiaib cine 8Gpeorng eil oic an
Oen nltcn @rltn0logen OeS Iuracns
riittelte uno iic, 3unI &cil niAt obuc
ibr eigencS 2ioeritrebei, 8u 9eior
men tricb. 2ie 9teuerltng bing rit
elmer tieigebcnocn qlenocrlmg Ger
2eibcsHbingcn ii6erbaupt 3uiommen.
@an5 GegcH ocn bisber gcro6nteu
geirieb Der forperlicden llobiiagel I'M
ocn obgcic5loiienen S5allen erbob iicj
in 6cn uAt5igcr Sabrea Oes OOrigcn
&ulr6llnocrts iulner lauter lno in.
mer ougcneiner Der 9iuf: uSinauS
ms Srciel~ glls Scr Neue 9iuI oic
ocuti6c Sugep0 ouiriittelte uuo aus
0eu S@uleu imo 1duiern ginaus.
lodte, ais SpieIplat uaA Spielplas
entiiono, mo Oos CUTE alte 0euti6e
Sdlog6oIlipiel uieoer ouile6te, ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

ourG 0ic genubung ser Ger0tc lulo
ourD Die 9lusii6ung oet 6reiiibungen
mir Die GntDidlnng mo glusbilOunG
pes &0rper5 crrei6bor lei mar oo6
innler 0ie &i9tidnur Der oenfenoca
Sllrncr ge6lie6cn Gas 9citre6et
Dor allem iol6e 6oruen 81 pdblen
ole bic Nfusfulatir cntpideln lno
Die ic5one &0rperbnItlrng i0rOern 10,
mic Die errcidboren glnfor0crunqcn
an @}ut nm enti@loiien5eit Itcacn
trot lpieoer in Ocn &orOergrln0. glQc
llc6ungcn, ieicn IS SFroit. ODER @c.
manot6cit8ii6ungeu, &alhmqs oOer
Nhitilbungcn ntiiiien Der 2eiItunQs-
idhigteit oe5 aorpers angcpaBt iqn.
ni9t OaS tote @erdt lonOern ser
lebcnoige aorpcr muB 6cn MaBita6
flir oic llcDlngswu0l 6ilocn. 0icic
olten @rin0geieec Der f6rpcrlihcn
glusbil0uug sic INNER in Der Inr.
ncrldlaft ibrc glnbdnqcr gcdo6t ia.
ben purocu MN wie0er oQen Gin.
pdnoen cntgc0cnQc6oltcn. 9}cneS fam
1in3u. I'm nauIlid bic Edhgfcit ser
Reconsideration &0rpcrteIc, scr
Itngc lm0 oes Scr5eus, 81 frdftigcn
imo lin Oen arcisloni lmo Stoif
me@lel 81 bele6cn legtc 0ic Tnrner.
lc3nft Hcbcn Den ,yrci ll0 @er1te
iibuu9cn irii6ercr 3citen me9r @crt
auf 0ic ,Sor0ering scr Spicl6clpc,
almg ino Die 9Sileac ocs 2altis lmo
@oai9icls. @cn lie bci alien llcblms
gen ue0eu Ocm OloEcu 9cic6lston
ooer llcbungsora betont oaB ouc5
oic S@logierti0feit un0 Oos iclb
ltdno9 5lgrciien0e gSeieli 81 icincm
Gedltc fommen ntB, 10 be5wcdt tic
oirG Oicie Gerciuiaing bon llutere
oronuug imo GeI6itin0iqteit oie
@fiege Der G6oroficrbiloung in0 lei.
Itet ourc6 0ieie &erfniipiin9 einen IN
ieiner 9(rt lmeriebIit6eh 0ienIt fiir
ole notionale Gborofterbiloung ilber.
boitpt.
9aB 6ieie 9eitre6uuaen elm Ne-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30
Snrucu nnO g8cjrfraft.


Eurnen uno g9e6rfroftmading
uniereS golfes iho in5ertrennbore
@egriffc gemorOen. 9laerOiugs bat cS
faIt Elm So6rbunOert eeoauert bis
oieler @eoaufe 3ur oIlgemeinen Sin.
Iiht oerporoen iii uno iih IN Die Eat
umaeieet Bat; er hottc crit cine glrt
2eioenspee 3u ae6cn bis i'm bic
suoblDcroiente glnertenning 5itcil
iplir0e. g8ur iiir 98iBbldttcr oOer fin
&lrngeidinten bat es nod gScrt
ocr @orlpiirfe 3u geoenfen, Die lih'
ein alter 1urnieiao leiitete oDa9
Tiruen 1T cine 6leaelei. Der Burner
fpnnt bci ollen icincn Springer
iiber oie Slegeljobre uidlt 6inans
syn GScielitbaitcu pon ieinem Son
miro er nie ciiaenibrt mcroeIJ neil
er idmubig ouslie6t BRAUN lit mic
Gin 3igeuner, 1oarig pic Gin GlolL
bein Sprehen brimimt mic cin Bar
uno 6arbariicbe 2ic0er lingt user
iuiro aannibnlen in gcbiloete So5ie.
tdten fiibren, uer elm Stahelidluein
gum ShoBbiiiioheii boben moaeu2
Grlnl i1r 2anoe9finocr, behtAct tel
nen SurnpIoblo Tie lirteile fms
nidt mebr 10 abidllig ieitoem oaS
Guren III Sic Sbulen III oas seer
lmo III Die 6ouilien ciHgeorrnoen
III. 9eoS bon Gerporragenocn Scr.
ilcn iiber Die 2ei6esii6ungen 90.
idlrieben ipuroc, pie bon 6ihte III
icinol biel6cpunoerten 9leOen an sic
oaltidc 9lotion bon 2Ailler III ici.
ner Sdriit iiber dit6atiit6e Gr5ie-
buu9 BON Grnit 0lorit 9lrnot in
icinem v@eiit ser 3eit1, bon 6ricos
ridl G6eo0or Glider IN ieinen ofa0e-
uiimcu ge0en, bon Srieorid gllbcrt
2ange in ieinen 9nh y0ie 2ci6eS.
iibimocn 0os oQes 6at ndh iAo
noM eincn llmidlmuna scr offcntIi-
dycn Mcinung 5uaunltcn Der Tnrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

lentlider Geil oes Oeutiben Golfs.
lebciiS uno cine felte Stise ooterldn.
Dilher @clinniug 9cUprOen iiuo, lit
Die 6ruGt 0er Sdmmhmg ollcr Ellr.
ner IN Der Delitid6en Surneri6oit.
Der Sobe nod in &oburg ser 1orm
naA in &cimnr ON 81. Slui 1868
ouf cinem Elrntag gegriin0ct, bat
Oiele groBe @ereinioung in imeridiii-
terli4er Sreue on Dem @eiIte So0nS
ieltge9oltch Der in Scr Belt scr tiei.
ten @ruic0rigung oes Gaterlonoes
Die SABINE oe5 0euti@cn @oIfstnns
bobbielt mo Ourd iein 9erf oo5u
mitbolf oos nieoergctretenc Oentime
%olt in ieinem aompfe nm Die Srci.
belt mo llna6bdnqigteit su ItGrfen.
3uglcid crbiclt Ole Srrneribait
ourcG Oicie 3iIianmenfoiilug cine
icit9eliistc Oronuua. 9hls Oen @es.
cincn gleidlom 0cn 3cQen 6oucn
lid @aue, aus oieiN oic is arcile
otT oie 5uionuncn Den &orpcr ocr
Geltidcu Eurneri6oit bil0cn Bur
@rrcihlug ocS 3medcS ocs ocluiAcn
SurnenS, Der f0rperlic6cu imO itili.
6en 9rditi0ung 5lr EiIege oeihidcn
%olfsbemliBtieins ln0 natcrl6n0i.
irber @ciimnmg Oienen ole @cratlin.
gen Ocs EurausiIuiies. oie 90
idliiiic 0es o0e pier SSo6rc 5uioni.
mcntrctcnocu Irrntoacs. sic Gin.
mirfiing oui oic 6ficntIi6e Qleimna
lmO oic plonnGBi1e &erbrcitunq oes
EurnenS 0ur6 oic Enrn3cihina mo
eiuc groBc 3obl bon 6a66lattcrn,
bic idbrldc @r6e6una 0cS 9eltanoeS
mo beion0crs oie 9l66oltnua 0cut.
imcr Eurnfcitc. 0lrt6 Sic touicnO
aonolc OeS lpo6loeor0uetcr @crcinS.
mcieus oie &eriauunllng Ger Grcs.,
@an- imo &ereinshlrnworte, Onrb
Dos gemeiliomc Gurnen ser Eurn.
le6rer rno @orturncr Orinat Oie Gin-
6eiiIi6fcit ocS Gurn6etric6s in o0e
@ereine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

lam cin 9}euIon0 Der forperIiben
@ct6tiglug auigetau, 10 reid on ob-
acdjicln0ca 6orrneL 10 onrcgeno
ourb ipannenoe a6utpfc 10 on3ie-
bungSfraitig DurM erfriideaDc Be
mcqlng 10 lodeno 0ur4 beiB critrit-
tcnc Siege, Dab oie Sugeno IN 9eaen
Sallien sen ncueu @efilOen 6es
SpieleS 5uitrontc. Sn Dem @cfiibl
0c8 &ei3eS Der reuen @ntOeaung
wr6e 6nS So6nibe Eurncu ais cine
Deroltetc ginrt6tung unO un5eitge-
m0Be lle6ung bon oben 5erab 9ee-
ben un6 bciieitegeicbo6en. @S ga6
6alo &dnpfe, 3im Eeil re6t erbit-
terte adHpie 5piiden Spiel un0
Surnen IN oeren Seftigfeit man oft
OcrgoB, Dob beioe gLrten Ger &0rper-
iibungen BON 9}atur notpen0ig 3u-
iantneugeboren. Selbit in ben Surn-
Dereinen fam e8 bier uno 0a 5u einenI
Aorien 9lufeiuan0erplaBen Der olten
v9}urturner" un0 0cr jlmgen Spiel
freunOe Gin ielhanles 5bouipiel fir
ieoeu &enuer Sa5nider 9gldne, Der
oob als Die geacbene gilcgeitdtte ser
StorperiI6ungeu Den frcien 8lo6 III
ter Dem Simmel ungeie6en ltno Spiel
un0 Gurnen fiir 5mei lm5crtrenuli6c
8rii0er qe6oItcn bat. gSos Die Sur
ner 5u i9rcr @alting gegeu Sport
uno Spiel 6euoa, mar nidt ctma
glngriiisllit ionoern nur Der 3mang
Der &ertcioiQmg Der lnbeItreit6oren
mo erprobten &orteilc 0eS SurHcn3.
D}on fam cS i6neu niGt Dcrii6eln,
0oB iie Oieie @ortcile Dem Sport &C
geuiibcr in elm 6eQeS &i6t icBcn.
sic ertIGrten, ser Eurn6etried lei
billiger ols Der Sport6etrie6; CT
Tonne ieine lte6unosItGttc an icoem
Qrt iel6it in einem 3inuner ouf
icblogen nd6reno ser Sport fir
eine 9lisiibung foitipieligc &ldbe
inO Ueite @ege n0tig babe; sic tlr-
neriiden llebimgen leicn 5u je0er
So6rc85eit m0giid, iDG6rcno sic
iportliden bonn gSctter unO Donoen
SaGre85eiten ob6dneig ieicn; oa2
Girncn betreibe 5uoem cine auieitigc
2IuSbiIOuug Der forpcrli6en 3d6ig.
teifcL pGhrcno Sport uno 5piel lid
ouf cine einieitiee Eilege 6eic6rGufc;
oaS Gurnen be5pede Die &rGftiqung
Der Noiicn irno ibre SSe6lmg 3u Ser
crreid6aren Sciitings id6igfeit, w06.
reno ole 9eme8mgsipiele nor5ugB.
weiic sic 666tleiiuugcn cin5elner
crltreben 0o6u toume nod sic uobl.
orNoabta ourD cine in0ergleid.
lid longe Grio6rung erprobte, sic
&raft uno @epouot6cit ocS a6rperS
bc5Dederoe lle6uneSDeiic, 0ic 5it oen-
ielben 8ielcn befd9ige mie Der Sport.
@egenii6er oen Ginm1n0en, 6oB 0as
Surnen in olten @cleien fubre, nie.
len ieinc &ertei0iger 0araif bin, 0aB
eS onr6ous nidbt ali oIte 5ormeln
eirgei9moren lei ionNeru nit Der
2lnforoerllugen Der 3eit itetig S6ritt
balte.
9llls Oen observation-disclosures NIT
oem Sport eriDu6s in Der Gurner-
iHoit Oas Streben. &ern lno g8eien
Oes Eurnens 3l priiien imo Ii6 ali
ben oueelneiner NloBitob Der 2oqif
un0 9lcitbetif 3u beiinnen Der al Sen
gan5en 9etrieb 5u Iegen lit. Dlau
tDnBte ldugit OoB oos Turnen iicb
MIR Oorum IN gei6loiienen 9fdumen
entwidelt 6ot, neil es i6m, beionoers
IN Den StdOten, oil glGeen inter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

freiem 0immel gebro6. Ser einiei.
tigc Setrie6 oes iGulmdBigen SIR.
mems, oos iiA in DerlDtdelten 6rei.,
Gronune8. un0 @erdteii6nngen &C..
fiel, pur0e ME ais Oic SOealiorm an
geie6en lno galt bo@itens als Fara.
oeblnif einieitigcr @i@tigtuer. Der
pbDiiolo9ii4e lIc6unoSipert Der
dacnt5alben oie 6ra8e iteat mas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

Sn @orls6orit bel Berlin wuroc
fiir5li@ Die @inocriisrcanioiiou Ell.
0iind. 9}oc6 me5r ais orci3c6unlo
notigcr @ouic rief sic @lodc oliS
ncue 5imt Start iic Iditctc ooadt sic
SiuOeruisrciluioiiou 0cics aricas
ja5res eiL nadOen 6lac6remcn be.
foHutliN bcreitS felt @noe N}oi ipic
Der o6ge9altcn Uor0en iin0. Die @rs
oifnung sing itntcr gldn5enoen duBc.
rem 9eoingtngcn Dor iib. 0os prudt
polle 5ommerluetter bcri6ofitc Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

ous GueIano 0oS fr1ftigeuoe uno
leidbtbcmeglicbe SSunbauipiel itbcr.
nommen purOe, ais INIT Den lle6lm-
sen 0es Sdufens, Springens ltn0
8erieus cine bis9cr ln6efGnntc 5HQe
bon 9epeguugsipielen antoedt pur.
SC, ais 0oS S6mimmen RuOerL
@5anoern 9ergiteigeu Scbneeidu6-
laltfen iib cihpidelte, "a mar glei@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

lWonen Bobn einen nlsge5cidneten
8ciu6 lmo ole itorfen 5eloer iorsten
iiir iportlicbcu @emiB. Sum 9eiuh
cri6ien audi nebrmalS oos Suitibiii
o@oriebol w." lm0 Elm 6lieger ii6rr
ocnt Gennplabc. 9hl6 Der 5lpcite
9ienutGg mar bonn @etter 6egiinitigt
uno6 6rfrepte iib eines regeu 9eiu
4ps. 9lud an 0ieiem Gage fonnteu
Oie Observation-Disclosures mie0er oie
&imitiliige eineS 6liegers, in Dem
man cineu Scr 6efannteiten Scrren-
reiier pcrnuItcte, 6cluunoern; audi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

Der oForieool0 cric1ien 5mn Sdlnb
Der &cnneu pe0er ii6er DEM @lobe.
Gem orittcn &enntogc, cineut Som,
tag, mar Gins Der Soupterioroerniiie
eincs wirflm9opoacu &eunens. ibo-
mes gScttcr, pcriagt. Sin 0i6tcr 9ic-
gcnldaucr lag ma6reno Oes gan5cn
g}obnlittogs il6er Der @obn 10 0oB
Die 5arben Der ein5elnen geiter wG6,
reno Der 9tenncu MIR ieIteu 81 erfen.
nen paren lno Ooour1 eil genoues
8criolgcn Der cin5clnen 9l6ic6nitte
OcS &cnncnS lmmoglid pur0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

Csorsepnua AMI Der > eclio.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-13
Roosevelt Plans
Devil Fish Hunt

DANVlLLE. Va Dec lj-Yo ho
my lads Colonel Theodore Roosevelt,
plans TO ship before the mast be an
ordinary sailor and fisherman and
abandon his projected Fui island trip
for the lure of devil fishing
Russell J Coles, wealthy tobacco
leaf dealer Is authority for the story
and he says he, Just back from Oyster
BAY.
The colonel. Coles said. will ship AS
member Of the crew in the Coles cxpc.
di,ion after the game fish Joining the
party at Punta Gorda in March Cole,
denied. however, that the colonel H
tends to foot the bin or that the
,rophlc, 81 the hunt will be turned over
10 the American museum oi uatura
history
After the recent campaign Roosevelt
let It be known that he intended to So
jouru a time with the Fui islander,
but Coles persuasion made the iormc,
president believe that after all thcr,
is lot more iun--and fght-ahou
devil fishing than about sojourninS
with the Fiji', be their South sea Lane
ever so fair.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-13
BOYS HOG CLUB
IS SORCAN|zED


DURNNT, Okla, Dec. l5 - lSpc-
clalD- County Farg Agent L. II Fash
reports the prospective organization
next month oi the Bryan County Boys
Sow club. W.lh a membership OF fifty
One unusual feature OF this club is thar
twenty-five of its members have their
own fund, for the purchase OF their
gll',. the remainder however, will be
assisted by a local bank with funds
with which to star, their personal
notes being taken. payable IN the fall
of l9E
Ihi, club would have been organ
l7ri las. winter. had u mo-, been that
ITS principal promo'cr Agent Fash
wished to be- assured that everyone oi
the boy, had been instructed thorough
" regarding the raising and handling
of hog, before he would sanction their
going into 'he business. especially with
, borrowed capital Now he feels that
all oi them have sufficiently studied
the matter to enable them 10 cope with
all prospective problems, and the clul
will become a reality Bred registered
Poland China gifts are to he purchasct
at an estimated cost oi SIS each
The animals will be purchased in a
bunch, thus getting the benefit OF NOR,
quality for the money than would b,
obtained by individual purchases Or
the day Of the arrival OF the hogs the,
will be exhibited abou, the bank build
ing and all the boys will partakc of a
banquet provided by the bank. Tn,
club will get its pigs the latter part or
January At the county fair next tal
prize, will be offered for the best o
'hc p'e, raised by club boy, Murl
enthusiasm among the boy, over IN,
county Is being manifested in tn,
. project
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-13

ttudc OF the enemy powers was made
known could ouly inlurc the, cause. of
peace and place Germany at dlplo-
matte disadvantage Their attitude was
that # the central power, exposed their
card, before peace negotiations began,
they would he placed at a disadvantage.
Government Left Free.
The indefinite adjournment OF the
rclthstag, hv It's own decision. leaves
the government free hand to conduct
further negotiations and is regarded
as tantamount to vote OF confidence
Commenting on the peace proposals
Gcrmauia, the Catholic organ. cx-
presses special pleasure that the cen
tral powers appeal to the pope as well
As to other ncutral,. II cnthuSlaStlcal-
" approves the peace oycrtutcs. which
il terms the privilege OF the stronger in
war and performance OF the holleSt
OF duties to humanity and Christian
morality
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WILSON MAY SUGGEST
PEACE DISCUSSION IN
FORWARDING PROPOSAL
Continued from Page OncJ

fhrmscivc, making some announcement
OF the term, ON which they would make
peace /, regarded here a, having pos
,lblliuc, for effect upon the German
pcoplc Themselves,
The president cancelled all M, out
side engagements today including one
90 preside over the annual meeting OF
the American Red Cross and remained
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Community League Organized.

HOBART. Okla, Dec lJ-(Special }
The initial steps were taken SUNDAY
to organize countrywide community
league Seventy five persons met a.
lhc city hall and for an hour and a
half sang the old.'lmc tarov,c song,
Singing club, and literary >ocictic,
from all part, OF the county we're rep
resented and agreed TO JOIN in the
movement Sunday, December "A. the
organization will be made as a per
mancnt league
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England Plans to
Pass Up Election

LONDON, Dec l3. - According to
the Telegraph, the government has
abandoned the proposed bill to abro-
gate the rule under which it would be
necessary for the new ministers to
seek re election. The Telegraph ac-
counts for the abandonment ON the
ground that It is felt that peace agr-
tatlou Is likely Io arise in certain part,
Of the country IN consequence OF the
offer OF the central powers. and tha,
the government has decided that an
election should be held as tc,, of
public sentiment
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winch ne hopes will

winch he hopes will
nrral effect on Germany and
the neutral nations.
"A clumsy trap" is the caption un-
der which some OF the morning papers
print Chancellor Won Bethmann-floll-
weg's speech in the reichstag.
THE time for feints is, over, SAYS
the Petit Journal We are no longer
in the presence OF the trial efforts OF
those persistent appeals Of intervicwcr>
and newspaper articles. Chancellor
Won Hollweg summoned the rcichStag,
not TO hear his speech. but to be CON
fronted with an act
Treschery Charged,
We do not know IT at Berlin there
are people SO naive as 10 imagine that
the allies are likely to swallow this
clumsy bait, even on the morrow OF the
events in Rumania In any case, ficld
Marshal Won Hrndcnburg'S statement
shows that the military chesl>h no such
illusion What is still more certain :,
that the trcacherouS German move aims
at something else than genuine peace.
II seeks an internal and external peace.
In Germany IT is expected to convince
the people that the government IS not
responsible for the sacrifices imposed
and that its advcrSaricS alone are re
sponsiblc for the continuation OF the
struggle. Abroad, il desires to per
suade neutralS that the allies are pur
suing policy ambition That is the
explanation OF the pretended modcra-
tion in the tone of the speech"
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Unpaid telephone blll, 'or the month
of December arc past due II NOT paid
by S p m Of the 18Th service will be
discontinued Pioneer Tel & Tel CO.
Adv
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Study Food Values

Food provided for the family table de-
serves the careful thought of every house,
wife. Do you use thought when buying
baking powder?
The quality of cake, biscuits and all
quickly raised -four foods depends largely
upon the kind of baking powder used.
Royal Baking Powder is made from
cream of tartar derived from grapes 1t is
absolutely pure and has proved its excel
lence for making food of finest quality and
wholesomeness for generations.
Royal Baking Powder contains no alum
nor phosphate.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER co.
New York
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sims DC NDNOn. VI yCOIF old and
Susan Ceiling ~ years Old. both of this
ritN
Henry Lee 80 years Old and Dina
lnykfou. "a years old both NJ Jones
Howard clay Brewster, % years old.
Arkansas Ciu, Kan aud Ivy nrl ncrd
ull. NJ Nehta old Oklnhnma CIlN
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Tho body W Buell. n, Ftorgc i6 yenr,
old, high school hoy who died ut W,Hle,
hospital, was sent to Benrden, okla, thl
home ~ his parents Inst nEht fot huta
The boy WAS ptally Injured In a football
game at NCWokl November ~