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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
3weites &atent ei1em 81. 2o1tiier &c.
>pabrt fir @rfino1tng CUR 8eiet'
ti9tng BON &r1td)6an6erm

Sroncis s. @tuort, @rdiioert ser
Nlapoo 2aborotorien Src., ct. 2ouiS,
bat iingit ein 5ueites &atent fir eli
ne geiitrei9e @rfinorng erbalten,
fir 6as ibm Dor ettpa iieben SAB,
rem sos erite 8otent altsgeiteM tpltr>
De, 1t1r6 sos befannt lift unter Der
Son6elSmarfe BON u&lapao @a6S"
fir elm Mittel, bermittel1t 6eiien an
8r16 lei6en6e 2eute it6 ielbit nit @r-
foIg beban6eln foinnen, gero6e priba,
TIM 6abetm ltn6 obne Die Mrbeit m1f.
geben 51 miiien.
ga @lapoo @a6 lit ga113 beridie-
Sen bon 6em Mrtifel, ser fa1tmmaiim-
mi6 befnnnt lift ols ein @r11bbm6.
gr lit gema6t a1ts itarfem biegiomem
Moterial, meldes ii6 ge1talt ie6er Be-
tnegrng 6es @orpers anpaBt, un6 tit
6nber bequemer 5l tragen. Ser it,
mere Ebeil lift 10 gema9t 6aB er iid|
5tpedoienli6 anf6lteBt, um einem
@mtidliipfen bor5ubeugen unb sic
nltsgeoebnten M1tsfeln iider ont 8la-
BE 5n balten, tpdbren6 6as 8lapno =
eine abforbieren6e nn6 3u1ammen5te,
ben6e in etnem &eferbotr seq 500
5uriidgeboltene Me6ifation utbal-
ten6 appli5iert bleibt anf 6en' ge-
fdmGdtet1 nr6 obge5ebrten Ml1sfela
1n6 6enielben 11eles 2eben unb ii9
bon ielbit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @tdrffe
einfl0Bt. So &err 5trurt sic Bln=
pao-No68 fir cine Ia1tge 8eit gernabt
bot;; 1T er obne 3tpeifel in elmer Sage,
irgen6 eirrem 5u5uien6en, ser
fi6 ihriftli6 an ibn men6et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
sons interested in the distribution of
the estate of said decedent:

sons interested in the distribution of
the estate of said decedent:
Herman Hoeschen, a person inter-
ested in the estate of said deceased by
conveyance from the heirs of said de-
ceased, having filed in this court
his petition praying for the dis
tribution of the residue of said estate
to the persons thereunto entitled:
Therefore you, and each of you, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, If any you have, before this
court, at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House, in the City of st.
Cloud, in the County of Stearns, State
OF Minnesota, On the
22nd DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1916,
at nine o'clock A. NJ, why said petit
ton should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this 10Th
day of August, 1916.
(SeaD J.. B. HIMSL.
"A. H. klasen, Probate Judge.
Atty. for Petitioner 31-7-14
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Mmfgabem ser Ser. Staaten.
(Snrtiekund bon Geite i

OUlI|tpA4tS OO4 OSl]S -
8etreffs Ser merifani19en @irren
erfldrte Ser Br1lt6ent, Die &egierung
iteIe 5id auf SEN 5ta1r6punft, 6aB
fleine, idtpa6e Stootet1 Mnipru6 anf
oielelbe 8eba1bln11g baben, mie groBe
uno ma6tige Nationen. @egen Die
fen @run6fab beritoBe au6 6ie ameri=
fanilbe Straferpe6ition auf inertia,
nil9es @ebiet ni6t, 90 Meerifo eben
feline Militdrmadt gebabt babe, Die
Mngriffe gegen Die amrertfantl9e
@ren5e uno S6dotgnng nnierer Wfit=
burger bette berbiten fonnen; 6a-
gege11 ieien 6ie &obeitsredte Ser
merifaniiden &epublif niemols inn
minoeiten beeintrd6tigt tpor6en. Sos
merifomrl9e @olf inde einfa6 =
pteIleidt nod unbeuuBt un6 Biz iebt
obne grfolg = 6ie 8efreiung bon
frem6en @i%nfliiien, audi gelegentli6
FOLDER bon Mmerifanern, sic in Mer,
ito Dinge erreiden- MOLTEN, Die iie
IN ibrem eigenen 2an6e ME errei@en
f0nrten.
9ie fommenbe M1tfgabe.
Ser 8raii6ent enttparf Damn tpei-
ter Elm Bil6 bon Sen bielen groben
6ringerr6en @roblemen, bie 6ie 3eit
nod 6em &rieg brtngen per6e, nn6
sic Sos omerifunif6e Golf auf 6ie
Nrobe lten(en mer6en, Oh eS tmitan6e
lit, in ser @elt Die &oue 5n ipielen,
sic es gu ipielen miini6t. 9ies
bringt sic Notbmen6igfeit nit ifh
materien nn6 politii6 geriitet 5n
fem. Ser Brdit6ent i9loB NIT 6em
Mus6rud Ser &offn11ng, 6aB sic tret-
benbe &raft Ser 11euen Sierra 6te Ma=
tionen bei6er at1erifanii6en &ontt=
nente gu renem 2eber, neuer gnergte
unb Snitiatibe in 6en groBen Mufga=
ben 6es SrieoenS begeiltern tper0e.
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Order Limiting Time to File Claims
Within Three Months and for
Hearing Thereon.

Estate of Peter Zerwas, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County Of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Peter
Zerwas, Decedent.
Letters testamentary this day hav-
ing been granted to Anton Zirbes,
and it appearing by the affidavit of
said representative that there are no
debts of said %decedent;
It is Ordered, That the time within
which all creditors Of the above
named decedent may present claims
against his estate in this court, be,
and the same hereby is, limited to
three months from and after the date
herof, and that Friday, the
9Th DAY OF DECEMBER,
1916, at 9 o'clock A. NJ, in the Probate
Court Rooms at the Court House at
the City of st. Cloud in said County,
be, and the same hereby is fixed and
appointed as the time and place for
hearing upon and the examination,
adjustment and allowance of such
claims as shall be presented within
the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order in "Da:
Nordstern" as provided by law.
Dated, September list, 1916.
(seaaDD J. B. H1MsL,
Paul Ahles, Probate Judge.
Attorney. 7-l4-2l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07

Wtaler III, u1lO oab e5 SDce GcIA1hDeit
untergrabt, mciI e5 Sen 8lutfrei3leuf
suriifbalt. gSarum ip!tcn Sic es a!iu
meiter tragen? GO 9ibt cine before Irt,
luo Sic tGru1en Dies Jest foiteulrs err
prpbe1.
Stir hpppeltcn Sued gebraudt.
Gritcus: Ser eri tie ,unh mid)ttgfte Stued
Der Napap=NaSs herubt III 6eltanoigcm
Mubrinseu an Die eridlnfften Musteln
Der Hlapao senau1teu Mebi5in, tpelde
suiammensiebenhcr S}otur lit, rnD 5n=
iatnmef nit sen SugreSien5er in Der
MeoisiuulmelIc GrbDguag BEG glutfreisz
Ioufes beahlidtigt, I'M alf Oitle 8eile
Die gtl1sfelr 81 beleben unb III tire npr=
male Starfe unb Glaii5itat suriid5upcr=
ieben. Sam, l1no MIR hauu fD1nen sic
~erlparten. hab ser 8rlb heriGtpiube.
Sueitens: 9a lie elbltnnhnltenb gez
mad)t iiuo, abiihtlih, urs oas Eoliter
am Gutiden 81 berbinbern, baben ie li9
aIio aIs ein tptdttges 4bjnntt beim 3uz
riidbalteu bon 8rihen betpd6rt, ipelde
EN- 8rludbanb nidt balten fanu.
Snnoertc 0eute, alte 1,nb jmnge, fell
ten lid Dor eiuern sum Ibnebmer bes
Gibes beredtigtcn @carntcn ein, unb
idtu5rtctr, bab Sic &lapap=Ia ibren
grlth Dcilten - in mard1en Sd[len Die
ihlimmiten Nrtcu - nelt)e lJo1 Tango
Belt beltanben.
SeitSnDige Sag unb Maht=1irfuna.
Gin bemerfens,pertbcr 3ug be5 Gla=
pau=Gao=@ bitems ser 8ebanolune beru9t
in Ser berbdltnibmdbig fnr5en 3eit, nell
de es nimmt, Inn @eiultate 81 er5telen.
Sizes fommt babpn, neil Die @trfung
unausseiett lit, - Sag uno 9fa6t lang,
pahreno Ser ea1sen "a @tunhen.
9n gibt es fetn ltnbebagen. !etae I'M
pdbIiebfeit, feinen 69mer3. 9ennod,
NAG man ihlafen ODER MAIDEN, arbciten
ODER ruben, fl0Bt Die es tpunberbare Mit=
tel mlidtbnr ben unterleibsmusteln
nemes 2eben unb 6raft Elm, beren lie
bebiirfen, nm tbrem natnrgemdBen
3mede beg 3nriidbaltens Der Gtnsctpc tbe
pbne Sic fInitlihe 6tIte zines 8rud)z
banbes pber ionltiger g%orridgtnng 81 6iez
men.
Grfldrung bes 8lapap= 8abs.
Ser @runbiat, auf tpel6em Die 8irz
lung Ser 3lapau=&abs beruht, lam au
Der 6drb Ser beifol9enben cs%uu1tratton,
unb Ser folgenoen Grtldrl,ng leidt be-
griffen tperben:
9ns Hlapap=&ab miro aus itarfem
b%tegiaunen1 Matertal ,,G" angeferttgt,
tneI6es enttporfen tpirb, I'M nit Sen 8ez
%tpegl1ngen beg &0rpers iiberetn3u ltimmen,
unb pulitinoig bea,cm gu tragen 5n lein.
9ellen innere Sldde lit anbeftcnb (dbnz
Iid), aber bcnnpd. iebr perihicoen bon eli
1e1n 5eftpflaiter) Inn oas Roliter rs"
am 3t1t1d)en 81 berDtn0crn.
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GIiegeritation tn 9ono<
un.

Gin @efu@ UNI bierunb3man3is 8is
plane gum Dienft int Serritortum 9a>
mali lit bon 8rtsabegeneral @pans,
benz &ommanbeur beS 9epartements
bon 9onolulu, Dem 3riegsoepartement
in Ma1bin9ton augefanbt mor6en. Der
General plant bic Gtnri@tung etne1
Glieser1tation i'm grDBten Mabitabe.
Mrmeeoffi3iere baben it@ babtn ausgez
fproden, bab Sort &amebameda ber
geetgnetfte plab fir ben 3ped lei. @S
ion bic grDbte 2ufi@iffftatton IN Den
Ser. Stdaten tperoen. Sin 3ufam<
mentpirten bes Metterbureal1s NIT Der
Station uno sen MilitGrbeb0rben 1T
geplant.
@rabif&of @pa1bins tot.
Sobn 2ancafter @palbing, @r3btz
i@of bon peoria, Su., pel@er f@on
felt Sabren bon Rranfbeit geplagt
tpar, 1T bonn Sob abberufen moroen.
Ser prGlat, ser gu ben in ben pettes
iten &reifen betannten @etitli@en ber
Ser. @taaten adblte, purbe am 2.
Stunt, 1910, in lebanon, &c.,, geboren.
Sn ni@ttatboltf@en &retfen purbe
@r3bi19of @pal6tng bauptfd@lt@ baz
6ur@ betannt, baB ct 1902 BON 8rd,
fibent @oofepelt gu einem Der @@iebs>
ri9ter Bel Dem gtganttf9en &oblengrGz
berftreit ernannt murbe. @r3bti@of
@palbtng mar ltterarti@ eifrtg tGottg
un6 mar be1onbers Elm GROCER Treun6
Der beut19en 2tteratur.
5orpe6o<p rufun9.
Sn Der tiir3lib bonn &ongreb an,
genommenen Tortifitattonsbtl 1T cine
8eitimmung entbulten, pona@ eine
Mrmee= uno Martnetommt1iion unter
@orftb bes @eneralmajors 2eonarb
@oob, &ommanbeurs bes 0itlt@en 9ez
partements Der 8unbesarmee, etne
forgfdltige priifung 6es auf Dem Wege
6rabtlofer Selegrapbte otrigierbaren
Sorpebos por%5unebmen bat, mel@er
bon Sobn @aps 9ammonb, St., erz
funben porben lit. 2autet Der 8e=
FUND giinitig unb 1T @rdftoent @ilfon
6amtt climber itanben, 10 mtrb bag
&rtegsbepartement erma@tigt, auf ben
@rmerb bes Seriteaungsre@tes bes
ProiefttleS $750,O00 gu bertoenoen.
Claimant miebergefun6en.
OILS nor bret Monaten 6rau Mm.
Servings bon port@eiter, 81. g., 9ubz
rer aus tbrem @arten trteb, perlor fte
etnen II &arat f@peren 9tamanten.
Cine Ma@bartn riet tbr, tetnes bon Den
9iibnern gu pertaufen, fonoern lie nod
unb na4 felber gu ehen, ite tperoe bielz
letht tbren @belftetn i'm Magen zines
6erfelben finoen. Meuli@ bemabrbetz
tete 1i9 Sic MutmaBung, 6enn als tbr
@obn eines Der r@btdens" tI:ete, leu@z
tete ibm Der Stein entgegen. @Qerz
otngs paren f@on Elm babies 9nbeno
gef@la@tet morben, obne baB mon Ben
Stetn entoedt bate, unb 5rau SEM
ntngs batte 1@on balb uno bulb bic
6offnung, i'm pteber3uieben, berloren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07

@erbadt regt, Der 1pobl NIT Ger 3ett
memigltens nidt bloB auf Ole 9pmr
lonbern u116 CUR gertdtli6en @erfol=
glt1tg 6eS pertpegenen Diebes fiibren
f0nnte. - 100 Mder 9an6, 2A Met=
len nor6li6 bon 2uremburg, billtg
rn6 5n giinitigen 8e6ing1tngen GIT
perfoufen. 9edbereS BET 81. $. &laien,
ct. GIou6> Mim.
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Umlonlt an bruN|eidende
5000 9eibenoe ipllcr fr.ie Asrpbe NIappa erbalten.
Mtdt motbmemoia Sbr 9ebem lane mmblofe srnbtdnoer 5n tra9en.

81" lit bas er,ueiterte Groe beg Bla'
pan &ass, meld)es iibcr Den ablterbenoen
lno g%eld9lpdtDten Mrsteln lie9t nm en
meiteres Madgeben herielben 3u berbt11<
Gern.
%" lit has entipredeno geformte Bols
tier, Dos berart an5ubringen 1T. DaB es
die &rmhbffnuns ncriperre umo ben Snz
bolt Ser WalbbDble am @ororingen per-
6%iloerc. Sn DEM SOFTER 1T elm 0ebdlter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07

Sl1 Dteten UeDalfef
miro cine humber.
bare atfprbente,
%aftrinsente Nlebnn
tipn getban. @obdD
oie1e Me6tfnt,on
ourb Die &Drper
ludr1ne oufgel6f
miro, entmetdy1 lie
our1 bic tlette
Seffnmns e" NIB
miro our6 bic Yo>
rcn Der Saut aufge~
1augt, Inn bic ge<
}dmd6ten MustelB
3u itarten ur1 bic
Seffnmns 81 f&ne'
fcn.
nS~ lit bas Ianee
Gube beg BlQbap.
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2nrembnr9.

Sumner lit man Dem 9iebe, mel6er
ont Dorlebten Sonntag in Saul 8ads
5tore efnbrod, mabren6 6ieler iei1rer
9onntagspflidt in Ser Stride na6=
fam, unb eine @motaide, in ser 1td
iiber $500 boareS @el6 nnb @ehiel
bel a116en, itabl, no6 ni9t cuff sic
9pur gefomme1, tptetpobl lthy Elm
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&erlanqt

- Gin gutes Mdbden our 8erri@>
htng anqemeiner $a1sorbeit ber-
Iangt. Gutter 2obn un6 quite 8e.
banblrng. Mo11 tpen6e iim a1 go.
.222-4. ape. iii6Iid o6er telepbonie.
re 519.
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Citation for Hearing on Distribution.
Estate of Frances Ramacher, De-
ceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Frances
Ramacher, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07

9ieles frcisebiee Mnerbieten ltellt Der
grfinb,ne elmer muuberbaren nSag uno
Madt lang" mirfenoen Methcbe, lpelbe
aebrard)t iperoen ion, nm Bic erldlafften
Wusfelr 6u ~itarten, uno nabber Die
fhmersbaften 8rubbGnoer unD Die Notbz
tpenbiateit ser gefabrltdcn Cperattunen
absuihaffen.
MihtS 5m sablen.
5000 2eipenbeu. uelhe ld}reihen. iuiro
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Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Administration.

Estate Of Gerhard Toenies, Deceased,
State of Minnesota, County Of stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Gerhard
Toenies, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota, to all per-
sons interested in the granting of
administration of the estate of said
decedent:
The Petition of Gerhard Toenies,
nephew of deceased, having been filed
in this Court, representing that Ger
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gertauft Dol. alien lettenbem Mpotbeferm.

Mafeniem i'm Sberfpmmanbp anf
6em 8alfun nno 8rin5 2eopol6 BON
8aDern, Der Sieger bon 8arI6an,
ais Nadfolger @in6enbmrgS i'm
&ommanoo an Ser Sitfront. 2ieb
@aterla11o, magit rubig iein!
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Grtra
u.A Il &fun6 fur 0...
$1.00 zu@eF

Mit elmer Grocery Or6er bon
$1.50 o6er 6oriiber. WfebI, 3u6er,
8h1tter un6 @ter a11sgef@loiien.)
Soften Sic Sen nGdite11 @ad Mebl
8artbelemD's fem. gs tpiro @nd
5a1frieoenitellen. Sic fparenl @el0
an ieoem Sad. Gragen @ie unS fuiir
8reiie.
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eine %gennge11De
Qnantitdt Elapap
:u,nipuit %augelanbt,
UNI lie 5u %befabtgen.
eS elmer ftrengen
Yrobe gu 1lnterlperz
fen. Sir biele Eroz
be &lapau 1uirb fei=
nc 8e5ablung per-
Ianst tpeber jett,
mod ipater.
3bren Sic auf nit
benz Srmhbanbe.
Samobl, b0ren
Sic auf bmnit,
he11u sic tpihen
aus eteener Grfab=
runs, bab es 11ur Elm
faliber 8alfen an
elmer fuueubeu
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07

tween Jim Coffey and Frank Moran
will have a decided bearing on who
is to be Jess Wizards first opponent
when the heavyweight champion de-
tends his title.
Moran knocked out Coffey in
short order a few months ago, but
this has not convinced the Coffey fol-
lowing that the Pittsburgher is the
better man and Coffey is being heaV-
lily backed. He regained much OF
his lost prestige when he fattened
Gunboat Smith, who had whipped
Moran.
Both Moran and coffey are hitters
and Moran has slightly more expert
ence. The battle resolves itself into
a question of which man can get
there first with heavy wallop. 1t
should be a forced smuggling affair,
with little attention paid to the de-
fensive side of the game.
The winner will probably get the
March date in New Orleans against
Willard, who should defend his title
at that time, provided there is a man
of standing to send against him. VIII
lard did not lose any admiration from
the public because he sidestepped
Fulton. The latter was not ready
for championship bout.
Freddie Gilmore, in letter from
Sydney, says he is to fight Tommy
Uren tomorrow for the welterweight |
championship of the antipodes. Uren |
defeated Fred Kay some time ago
and the championship bout with the |
Chicagoan is the result. Freddie is
well pleased with the other side of |
the ocean and will remain some time |
if he is successful in his battle with |
Uren.
Bandy Lewis forced Knockout |
Brown, New York lightweight, to |
quit in the seventh round. Brown |
was in bad shape when the bout was
halted.
Baseball politics will get a slight |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07

new Cubs, selling Joe Weiss, first
baseman, to Minneapolis. Weiss, who
came from the local lots, was good
player last year, but cannot hold his
job in competition with Vic Safer.
Tinker Is getting whole lot of ad-
vice these days about what to do with
his combined squads. He is being told
who to displace and who to keep by
a lot of people whose advice he'd
probably rather not have. Joe has a
large task ahead and should be allow
ed to go about it unhampered.
Roger Bresnahan is back home in
Toledo, convinced that he will not
manage the Cubs in 1915, but not
sure what else is to happen to him.
Roger is still favorable to plan that
would let him conduct team in his
home town affiliated with the Ameri-
can assn, but has not arranged any
deal.
Charley Thomas, ex-president of
the Cubs, is also undecided what he
will do this year, but will probably go
to Toledo if Bresnahan succeeds in
putting team there.
Manager Rowland of the White
Sox wants Eddie Foster of Washing
ton to play third base for the South
Siders. Wanting is about as far as
he will get on this line, for Foster is
one Of Clark Griffith's best bets in
putting together a new Washington
team.
Rowland is not enthusiastic over
the prospect of having George Mo-
Rarity as his regular third baseman,
but might use the ex-Tiger at first if
the difficult corner can be plugged.
One is as weak as the other, as now
guarded, and must be strengthened
if the Sox are to figure to any degree
in the coming flag race.
Perry McGiIliVray and Mike Nc
Dermott, both /. A. c. natators,
smashed worlds records in the four
cornered meet at the tri-color tank
The Brinkley argus., 1916-06-02
Presbyterian hissi0usfyl
 Society

The ladies of the Presbyterian Missionary Society and a few guests were entertained by Mrs. Frank H. Cole at her handsome home on Monday, May 18th.
 Refreshments were served and a pleasant social hour enjoyed by all. The ladies are planning a picnic for next Monda,
The Brinkley argus., 1916-06-02
Flat Fork News of WheatIey

Crops are looking fine. Cotton chopping is taking place down here.
 Mrs. Lena Williams. who has been very i'll, is better now. R. c. Darbey's little son, Ray, has been for the past week very sick.
 w. J. finders went to Forrest City Saturday on business. E. N. Harrod, from Wheatley, visited R. c. Darby Sunday.
 Prof. Ira T. Winfrey visited Ben Sorrels Sunday.
 We understand that Prof. Ira T. Winfrey, the teacher oi Poseys school house, will teacf the following year at Widner. Walter Lawson was a pleasant visitor on the P. & l.. Rancf Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. M. Vaughan attended the E. Y. P. U. at the Poseys school house Sunday night.
 John Bush rode the w. o. w. goat last Tuesday night until il gave him the sick headache. CORRESPONDENT.
The Brinkley argus., 1916-06-02
Guild Entertained

Mesdames c. F. Johnson and Ralph Mitchell entertained the
 Guild in a most delightful man.
 ner on Monday afternoon. Officers for the coming year were elected as follows: Pres. Mrs. l. Sapp; Vice Pres, Mrs. Fred Vining; Secy. and Treas. Mrs. c. F. Johnson. At the end of the meeting q delicious salad course was served.
 Those present were: Mesdames' I. Sapp, F. E. Vining, Chas. Witt, Irving Campbell, E. E. Whitehurst, E. E. Baker, Chss.
 Jackson, Albert Hammon, Joe
 Hale, c. F. Johnson and Ralph Mitchell.
 Mex. meeting be with Mrs. Freq ! ing on June i..,
The Brinkley argus., 1916-06-02
NOTICE TO PUBLIC

Notice to the trading pub. lie is hereby given that on and after July lst, l9l6 we will discontinue giving Trading Stamps on pur- Chases.
 All stamps Ivill be s.- deemed in it'll. At any time, thoi none will De given aftefJuly lst:
 Th~pdblie~wf1l please bear-shis in mind and be governed according.
 Henry Wolf Q Co. May IS, l9l6.
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Mrs. L. J. Kathan, of Forrest City. ia whiting relatives here i tnis week. ( Mrs. Alex Vauaht and chil- dren, of Arlington, Texas, are guests of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. w. T. Thurman.
 Miss Florence Herbel enter tains quite a few of her friends at her home on Cedar St. this evening.
 r-Mrs. J. H. Stack entertained the ''5OO" Club at her home on North Main St.. on Tuesday afternoon.
 Stonewall J. Beauchamp, IT,, 'of Little Rock, was a visitor in Brinkley this week end the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Folsom.
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Notice Calling in the Out.
 Standing Wa rra nts Against the City of Brinkley

Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of the order of the city council of the city of Brinkley, made on the 10th day of May, 1916, at regular meeting of the city council, said order being as follows: 'IN THE MATTER OF CALLING IN
 THE OUTSTANDING WARRANTS
 OF THE CITY OF BRINKLEY
 The City Council of the City of Brink ley, being of the opinion, and finding it to be expedient to call in the outstanding warrants of the city of Brinkley in order to redeem, cancel, reissue. or classify the same, does hereby order that all outstanding warrants against the city of Brinkley issued prior to April IS, 1916. be and the same are hereby called in, and all persons holding. owning, or con- trolling any warrants issued prior to said 18th day of April, 1916, against the city of Brinkley are hereby ordered to pre- sent the same to the city council at the Mayors office in the city of Brinkley on Tuesday, September l9, 1916. to the end that the council may examine. re- deem, cancel, reissue, or classify the same; and the Recorder of the city council is ordered to notify the holders of said outstanding warrants to present the same for redemption, cancellation, reissuance, or classification at said time and place az provided by law
 which said order is duly entered of record in the minute book of the Recorder of saic city council at page 353.
 Now, therefore, all persons holding owning, or controlling any warrants against the city of Brinkley issued priol to April IS, l9l6, are warned, ordered and directed to present the same to the city council on the 18th day of September 1916. at the Mayors office in the city o Brinkley that the council of said city may examine, redeem, cancell, reissue, classi Ky, or allow the same. All such warrant: not presented to the city council as afore said will be forever bhrred.
 Given under my kas ss Recorder Q the city e'unsilsh zh!,f ft6 day of June
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Notice

Notice is hereby given that there will be a PUBLIC EXAMINATION OF TEACH
 FRS At Clarendon the 18th and 10th days of June A. D. 1916 to ascertain the Professional Quail ficatiens of 1ersons desiring to teach~i1> the PUBLIC SCHOOLS of Monroe County.
 DAVID BOWEN, County Supt.
 Monroe County, Arkansas. June 1st. 1916.