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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-01

che OF unusual prosperity FOR Home
Of Thrift" and the belance sheet AZ
be end 81 the year viii sbov
growth 81 on million dollars 81 as
sets in he past p months, TINS IL
practically a growth % per cent
Va one pear y V Haymaker - the
Detroit manager.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-01
The Dime Savings Bank

DETROIT. MICHIGAN

Capital Surplus and Profits
Resources -
WILLIAM LIVINGSTONE. President
GEORGE X BARBOUR. Nice-prfs der..
CHARLES a WARREN Vice-Pres dent
and Cashie
FRANK p. TILLoTsoN. Asst Cashier
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-01
Condensed Statement Showing Increase
in Deposits

Interest paid on savings deposits.
Safe Deposit Boxes 20 rent
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13
Die bl. gDpcnts5eit.

Ser Ieniden Sobn pirb tommen
gum @eriht. bas lit Der @eoante, nit
Dem mir bas neue air6eniabr unb Die
beiliee Gboent5eit be8inneu iollen.
llno bicier 8ebanfe iol ms antreis
ben, bon iebt on NIT beili9er Surbt
uno Sprgfalt ms por8ubereiten aui
Die Gutuuit bes Sobnes 8pttes gum
8eridte.
Seius GbriItu3 ipirb unicr Hidter
fem: 9as lit cine ihredlidc @abrbeit
fir Die Climber. 9eoeufe eS MIR, o
Wenid, Der on es fuagit einen iiino>
baften, uubuGfertigen Gebcnsluonocl
3u iiibreu; Gbriitus miro bciu Hidter
ieinl @lcid mad 0eiuem Sinideioen
aus bieIem 2eben unb chit am iiin9s
item Sage mirIt bu Dor linn ilber al
oein 9buu uub 2aiien 8edenidaft ab>
legen miiiien. gr, Der emit am
arcu5c iein toitbareS 8lut pergoIien
bat, Inn oeiue uniterbli6e Seele bon
Der eipigcu %crbammuiB 81 erretteu,
pirb bid rid)ten iiber ocinc gren5ens
loIe 9linbbeit unb ben grpBeu linz
oanf, NIT benz on iciuen grloluugss
too peradtet uub bid benz Sienite Der
Siinbe %biu9e9eben bait. Gr, Der BON
: Sinmel berabSeitiesen lit. nm bil
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13

bur6 feline beilise 2ebre ben 8es
gum 5imnlel 81 5ei9en, iuiro bein
3ihter iein unb bid CUR 8erants
iuortun9 5ieben, ipeil on auf feline
2ebre niht gebort, ionbern oein 2eben
licber mad ben berberbliden @runo>
idben Der 8elt eingeriftet bait. Or,
Der Dir in GQem elm 10 l6ones uno
erbabenes 8eiipiel binterlaiien bat,
miro bid rid)ten iiber Die 8ermeiien>
belt, NIT Der on lieber beinen boIen
8egierbcn unb ben 8eiipielen perbor>
bener Weuifen, als ieinem beilieen
9eiipiele gefol9t bilt. Or, Der Dir 10
oiele @naoeumittel i'm @ebete uub in
oen beiligen Saframcnten a~n9eboten
bat, miro bein Hifter ieiu unb bid
CUR Heoe itelen iiber Die irnber5eibs
life Srdgbcit uub 2alibeit, NIT ipels
der on ale Die 4uerbietuugen Der
gottliten 0uabe berabidumt Vnb bon
sir Beipieien bait.
@as piqit on bnun a%nttporten?
8ie bib rehtfertigen, on lln9liid>
lihcr2 8ieucidt lit Die Stliube ihon
6alb ba. no on bid pirit perant>
pprten miilien Dor bieiem s0ttlifen
Hidter, beiien 8eriobnuussblut, beiien
9eiipiel, beiien Qebre, beiien @nabenz
nlittel on peradtet unb perifmdbt,
unb Den bu 10 oftmalS beleiOist bait!
Su arnler Climber, pilit bu es bars
auf antommeu laiien uno es ipugeu IN
llnbuBfertigteit Dor bieiem beinem
Nid)ter gu eriheinen.
Seius GbriItus ipirb infer Hifter
iein: 9a5 lit cine iiberaus troitlide
8abrbeit fir Die 8uten unb Sroms
men. .Sebt auf unb erbebet cure
Sdupter; benn eure grloiung III
mabel" Rit bieien 8orten troltete De,
Seilaub feline Iiebcn Singer, na,ybeu
er Die ifredliditen Sinee borberse.
Iaat bate, Die ba fommen ipiiroen
silr oie 8uten, fir bic Srommen ii
oemnad) Der 3ob uiht etnas Shred.
lihes; er lit piclmebr bic grloIunl
bon ben @efabren, admpfen uni
9eioen bieIer Welt. llno bas @eridr
@ottes lit linen aud nidt i6redlih
Seius lit ia ibr Hi6tcr. er. ben lie Dor
oan3em Ser5cu gclicbt, NIT benz III
iid 10 oft uub anbdftig in Der bl
aommunion pereinigt baben. better
Qebre uub Seiipiel ibnen HidJt
ifnur bes 2ebenS getpeien. Dem 3ut
liebe Tie 10 piel Suites 9etban uuo Il
piel llebles Sebulbig ertragen baben
Hub nun - tpenn lie biniibertommen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13

beito notbiger lit cine IoIte re9el>
mdbig tpieoerfebrenbe griinblid]ere
grbollin9. 8iepiel bDbere Anipriid)e
maft iton Die S6uIe beut5utage an
ibre Inseb0risen 9e9eniiber bon
friiber! Sriiber cling anes biel mebr
IN einem beba9liden Sempo. Seut>
outage oagegeu lit alles arbeiteu
burd ben Rabitab Der giieubabns
geidipinoi9feit beeinflubt. ga iino
Hubepauien ihou bonn Stanopunft
Der tDrperliden @nttpidluns uneuts
bebrlid.
Nie Der 9eib, 70 lit alh bas &C.
%miitbsleben iolfer Iusipannuug be-
oiirftis, ia bieies io9ar in nod peit
boberem @rabe. limb 3ipar ipieberlm
8erabe in Der @e9enipart am meis
item. Sas Surheinanber Deg 2e>
bens reibt niht MIR Die 8rdfte bes
4orpers, ipnoern audi bic Der Seele
auf. 8ie piele decentralization
innere uno dubere Sample, Spans
nunger, grre9ungen bringt Die 8ofe
NIT ii6l Mu mas mub Der Renid
IQes benfen. fir mas Iues iorgen
I6on in leineu iungen Sabrenl Sn
mas fir elmer irbiihen ~Ntmospbare
muB cine Ieniheniecle Die @ohe
bur6 leben, piepiel Stau6 mub iie
ifluden, Der iib bod alndblih aud
Idtper unb bid auf lie legtl 8ie
pieleS fommt ibr por. noourb lie
berabsesogen. fliigeuabm gemaht.
in ben 9ann bes @eipobnlihen se3os
gen nirol @ic 1fner tpirp es, bic
semiitblihen Seiten oes 2ebens mad
8ebiibr gu pflegen, 3. g. bas Samie
lienlebenl ga it's nobl n0tbis, bab
man Dem @emiitb ipenigiteuS einen
Gag in Der 8pde borbebalte, an
benz es Den Staub abihiitteln unb
cine anbere 2uft atbmen tannl 8ie
bel better itiiube es Inn Die .Ners
ben" Der Weuidbeit unIeres Sa6rs
bunoerts, ipenn Der Sonutag mebr
an ieinem 8eft fdme uno ilberau in
Der ridtisen @eiie g%eieiert tpiiroel
8ie bin i6 10 9IiidIid, pie bin
ib 10 reid
Sm traulihen Stiibdeu, i'm
eig'neu Serei6!
Gin Wteer boiler Wunne idaut
ielig mein Bid:
8ebiit, Serr, bebiite bod 9ndbis
mein Slid!
&Iara @ueIler,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13

A inches bust measure. 1t requires 8
yards Of 36-inch material for a 36-inch
size. Price 10c.-(Send 1c extra for
POSTAGE
1-Child's Dress, with Sleeve
In Either Of Two Styles. Lawn, main
sock, batiste, dimity, "allover" en-
broidery, cashmere, nuns yelling, chal-
lie, silk and albatross are good ma
terials for this style. The model Is
made with panel sections in back and
front and is heightened at the sides
by gathered skirt portions. The sleeve
may be short, with a turnback cuff, or
finished at wrist length with a band
cuff. The pattern Is cut In 4 sizes .,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13

Figured crepe in blue tones, with
trimming Of matched blue satin, was
used for this style. The model is cut
with a waist In empire style, and a
broad collar shaped in points. Per-
Gale, lawn, dimity, cashmere, nuns
yelling, crepe, flannel or flannelette
are also good for this style. The pat
tern is cut in 6 sizes: "a, SO, 80, 40,
AZ and Al inches bust measure. 1t re
quires 5 5-S yards Of 44-inch material
for a medium size. Price 10c.-(Send
1c extra for %postage.)
2187- Ladies' Skirt in Raised
Waistline. Serge, gabardine, satin,
velvet, Jersey cloth, gabardine, linen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13

81 beipeeen, gilt ais elm Seiden gutter
Gr5iebung. SaIte Sein. SauS itets in
multerbaiter Sronung. Siinttlibteit
I'M Sausbalt lit Die 8runblage bon
3ufrieoenbeit unb 9ebas!iffeit. Sa@
rum itebe friib auf uub ltdnbis gu
elmer beitimmten Stunbe.
Spnntag ais Hubetag.
Sn ale Die 8ilounsss. gerufs>.
3eits uno @elbfra9en, Die uns be-
idJGftigen unb oft iebr bringeuo in
Gniprli1 nebmen, tritt Der Sonntde
elm, Die nRerle Der Sage, bas ~2idt
Der @ohe", ipie man i'm NIT boQem
8ed)t 9enannt bat. Sn Der CONT
tagsfeier itei9t cine Seele aus se>
rduidpoller Sbalnieoerung empor gu
itiler. %friebpouer 8ergesbobe; ba
trittit on bon Der Itaubigen, tpeiBen,
9rea beleufteten 2aubitraBe bes
iperftdgliben 8od)enlebens binein in
ben itiQen. fiblen, bdmmernben
8albesidattcn, no Der 8inb iabte
ourf bobe 9aumfroneu rauiht.
S6on in Der bibliihen Shos
pfungsgeIhidte miro Der iiebente
Gag als Elm Gubetag ertpdbnt, unb
Dem Iie9t cine tiefe griabrun9 gu
@ruuoe. Ser Nubetag lit elm Naturs
geiee. &c mag lih elmer cine 3eits
lang bieicm 8eies ent5ieben nnb forts
arbeiten Sag fir Gag, Sonnta9 nnb
8erftag, cr mag bies aud etlife
Sabre burdfiibren. aber iiher miro
Der 3citpuntt eintreten, ba bic una
unterbroden a%ngeipannte &raft 81
erihlaffen anfdn9t ober pI6blib 5u>
iammcnbrid)t.
Ser aorper bebarf zines iolden
I~usrubcns. Or lit Der Ibnileung
untcriporieu, uno Elm Seierabcub<
itiinofen mad Der arbeit, Elm gutter
Sdlaf pdbrenb Der NadJt, 10 ipobls
tbdtig bas lit. reiht bod nidt aus,
nm bieier Gbniieung baS notbige 8es
gensetpi1t entgegen5uitelcn, Rebrs
fah lit es bon dr3tlider Seite In
iibe~r3eugenoer 8eiie nad)geipieien
porocn. baB Der menihlihe a0rper
fir icin @eOeiben nebeu ben tdgliden
Hubepouieu audi bon 3eit 5u 3eit
cine ldngere Yauie. cine griinblid)e
@rboIung nab a%usipannlng Der
arditc n5tbig babe. llnb ie gr6ber
uno aufrci6enber bic Irbeit 1T.
nel6e bur6 Die anipriihe Der 8egens
mart iebem gin3elnen auf9eIegt lpiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13
@tr ltefern Gn6 bic Wufer
5a biaisen Ereiien.


yard for the car, Of 24-inch material;
l yard for the inside Of muff, and 1
Is yard for the outside, of 27-inch
material; "a yard for the scarf, of
24-inch material. and rs yard tor the
bag, of 24-inch material. Price 1Oc.-
(Send 1c extra for ~postage.)
228S-A Charming Negligee. This
style is nice for crepe, China silk. satin,
taffeta, charmeuse, cashmere, alba
tross, lawn, batiste or crepe de chine.
In cotton crepe, with facings Of lawn
In contrasting material, one may
have a very pretty and inexpensive
gown after this pattern. 1t is cut in
4 sizes: Small, 32-34 medium, 80
3S; large, 40-42, and extra large, a.
46 inches bust measure. Size medium
requires Z IA yards of 36-inch ma
terial. Price 10c.-(Send 1c extra for
postage.)
2312-A Simple and Attractive
Model. In blue serge, brown Jersey
cloth, or plaid or mixed suiting. this
model will be ideal. The waist is
fitted with a front dart and has a
smart eve collar trimming. The
skirt has graceful fitness and straight
lines. The pattern is cut In 3 sizes:
16, IS and 20 years. Size 16 requires
4 SIS yards of 44-inch material. The
skirt measures about 2 yards at the
foot. Price 10c.-(Send 1c extra for
POSTAGE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13

3, A and 5 years. 1t requires 2 IA
yards Of 36-inch material for a ;'.year
size. Price 1Oc.-(Send lie extra for
postage.)
1851 Skating Set for Ladies,
Misses and Girls. The designs here
portrayed are nice for fur, plush, vel
vet, corduroy and other pile fabrics !;
also for silk, serge, zibeline, cheviot
and broadcloth. Cap, scarf and muff
may be made of velvet and silk, or
fur and velvet. The bag may be Of
the same, or of contrasting material.
The pattern is cut In one size for
ladies. II size for misses, and one size
for girls. The ladies' size requires 7-2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13

iie i'm ieben bon Ineeii6t 81 ans
eeiidt. tpas ioIlten iie bann fiirdten?
8enn bu beineu liebiten Sreuno, oeis
men bciten 2ebrer. beinen suten Sir>
ten gum, Hihter bait, tpirit on ettpa
3ittern? 8 netn, Die 2iebe berideuft
ale Sur6t. @ie milbe uno freunolih
tpirb Der Seilano i'm Iugenblide oes
9obes 9enen entgeeen foumen. Die
iest i'm fiir6ten uno liebcnl
Sb mir %einitens 81 ben I~useripdblz
ten ober 5u Den 8eroammten 9eboren
tperben, bdngt gang bapon ab, ipie mir
bier auf grbeu gelebt baben. 8ir
ielber baben es alio. iolange mir leben,
in Der Snnb, un5 eipi9 gliidlih poer
elpig uneliidlih gu MAIDEN. Die @abl
lam fiiripabr nidt 5tpeifelbaft Ietn.
Suden mir besbalb Gin Seben 81 iilbe
rem in Sreunbi6aft uno &icbe NIT
Seius, uub mir nerben feline Nnfunft
als Nidter niht gu fiirdten baben.
y -
2ebensmcisbciten.
8ib iebcm Sing ieineu beitimrten
Ylab. Suden nad p~erlegten 8e9cns
itdnben toitet 3eit.
eddie Sauberfeit. friite 2uit unb
Sonneni6ein int Sauie ais Die Spens
Der bon 2ebcn, Srobiinn nnS 8es
iuubbeit.
@ertpenbe aui Die 3ubcrcituns Der
tdsli6en Nabl3eiten bic 9r6bte Sorg>
falt. 9as .bliibenbe Gusieben uno Die
@eIunobeit 9einer Samilienmitglieber
miro 9it fit Die @eilbe rei6lih ents
iddbi9en.
Ser 3auber bes 6amilienIcbens
liegt i'm Gustoui6 9eecnieitiacr Sntes
reiieu; barum bringe Den geihdftis
gungen unb %grlebniiien 9eiuer Sami.
lienmitglieber Die ber3lidite Sbeils
nabme entgegen.
Ginfadbeit. Gauberfeit uno Bier.
lihfeit I'M an3uge einer Srau Tenn,
3eidnen ibreu Gbarafter. Gin I'M.
iriiierter aopi. Elm &leio obne Gra9en
elm abgeriNener auopf laiieu baS
idonite Idoheu abidredenS &c
ld)einen.
@ern On burb cine Sbiire gebit
bic 9eid)loiIeu ipar, pergiB niemalS, III
ipieber gu ihIicbeu; aber tbue Dies
leiie. Sid 10 9erduidlos pie moglid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13
Orr Pattern
Department.
Oroer Patterns by NumOer.

2O22-A Practical Design. Checked
or striped Bingham is nice for this
model, but percale, sateen, brilliantlne,
lawn, drill and denim are also de-
sirable. The pattern is cut in A sizes:
Small, for 80 and "a inches bust meas
ure; medium, for SO and 80 inches
bust measure; large, for 40 and AZ
inches bust measure, and extra large,
for Al and As inches bust measure.
1t requires for a medium size 4 3-S
yards of 36-inch material. Price 1Oc.-
(Send 1c extra for postage.)
2294-A Dainty Dress for Moth
er's Girl. This will make a charming
and becoming dress and n that will
be real comfortable. The front forms
a panel with points that overlap a
belt which holds the fulness Of the
dress at the sides and back. The
sleeve has a neat cuff stitched over q
straight band. This model is good for
bingham, lawn, batiste, chambray,
repp, pique, serge, cashmere, velvet or
corduroy. 1t Is nice, too, for plaid or
checked suiting. The pattern Is cut
in A sizes, 2, 4, 6 and s years. Size
8 requires 3 IA yards Of 44-inch ma
terial. Price 1Oc.-(Send 1c extra for
POSTAGE
1970-Ladies' Kimono. A very be-
coming and comfortable lounging robe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13

Bingham, chambray, batiste, wolfe and
poplin, are good for this style. The
fulness is gathered under a belt. The
pattern is cut In Z sizes: %, "a, 20,
%, 80, 81 and "a inches waist measure.
1t requires 2 5-S yards Of 44-inch ma
terial for a 24-inch size. The skirt
measures about 2 1-2 yards at the foot.
Price 1Oc.-(Send lie extra for post
,age.)
2268-A Practical Model. This
style has one good point, In that it
cover the dress well, and is cut wide
over the shoulders. The pockets n
ample, and the apron is confined to the
figure, with a neat belt. Striped seer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13

sucker, checked gingham, drill, lawn,
cambria or alpaca, could be used for
its development. The pattern Is cut
in 4 sizes: Small, 32-34; medium.
36-3S; large, 4O-42; and extra large,
44-46 inches bust measure. Size me-
dunn will require 4 IA yards Of 49,
inch material. Price 10c.-(Send 1c
extra for postage.)
2208IA Pretty Waist. G~eorgette
crepe, crepe lie chine, satin, silk, chif-
fon, net, batiste and lawn are nice for
this style. The fronts may be finished
In fichu style or as In small view, with
the tab collar only. The pattern Is
cut In 6 sizes: "a, 36. IS. 40, AZ and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13

beiben Suntte BEL i9ren beranipahs
ienoen ainberu babeu tpiirben. SaS
abenbsberumlaufeu Der ainber allf
ben StroBen bringt teinen Segen in
Der Tamilie. Mu6 iolteu Gltern
4ues t5un unb Nucs permeiben, bauit
babeim Die aiuher elm ipnbres SAINT
Iien>Seili9tbum ituocn. Gann fiibs
len tie iih aud mcbr mad Sauie bin
uno beimge3pgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on this page
VIII be mailed to any address on re-
ceipt Of price mentioned with descrip-
ton OF each pattern. Send either sil-
yer wrapped In paper or stamps. Write
name and address plainly. Be sure
and state numbers and sizes of pat
terms desired. Remember that in these
patterns allowance Is made for seamS
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co,
Dubuque. Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13
ghtung, Gltern!

gltern! Ilebertpadyet itreu9e: ~
ben llmgang unb p Die &cftiirc
euerer Idulentlaiienen ainoer. @iel
Summer uno Gorge piirben manden
gltern cripart. peun iie in bieicr 9ins
fidt Elm tpadlameres Guse iiber bieie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13
0eiteres MQerlei.
Cine Statiftif.


DSagen Sic NAL. mas modten Sic
lieber ieiu, Wiliondr ober Sppbus,
traufer?"
g.: ~@as lift bas fir cine perriidte
Srage9"
u: .Ia alio, mas moften sic
lieber ieiu?"
g.: nNatiirlid bod RiIliondr."
": .Sas lit aber iebr unperitdnbig
bon Sbnen; ieben sic NAL. Die Dill
liondre miiilen ale iterben, bon
Sppbusfranfen aber blob 70 Yros
5ent!"
0eniist.
Iltes Riitterhen, oas eineln Srupp
mad Der Srpnt a~bgebenoer Solbaten
besesnet: ~8enn> Sbr ms Selo
fontmt. 9riibt mir meinen+ Sobn."
nSatpobl. aber bon ipem oennas
Sra, bon ieinem Rutterl.s
9te 0liflifen.
Serseant (5u Den Soloaten)
-... aerls, SIR tpibt gar nidt, ipie
gut S6r's babt; als 9ipiliIten Ieib Sbr
bergetommen. uno al5 Ieui6eu sebt
Sbr FORT"
Shripralid.
Sbis: rNhI. Tag mir BLOB. Sianss
lebeu. tpo5u bate eeitift Seinen
Iaron gu Die Irtiu 'rie?"
Siaaf: Stu, pie baibtl Samit er
ii6 geipobnt ans ~araheu"l"
~
Die innse Sausfrau.
~Bas mahit on oenu ba NIT benz
8ii9eleiien?"
.@6, Der gierfuhen mar mir aif
Die groe sefallen, Wdnn6en ba
babe ib i'm chen elm bis6en pieber
auigebiiseltl"
Sataler Shreibicbler.
8orltano bonn SerfebrSperein (aum
9ureausS iener) /: .Srineeu Sic al
Der S6ludt cine Snfel an: .8aHers
fan pereiit"l"
Im anberen Gag pranst bort ais
S6ilo: ~@aiierfaa bsrretit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-13
aatbuliid)er GirAenfalenbcr.
8euenib bes Sobaunes.
Sob. 1.
(Se3embcr.)

(Se3ember.)
10. g. guIebius. Mbina. Nbo.
IT. go. 2n3arus. Sturmius. Sloriau.
1S q NiirttcQott. SIRIUS. 3oiimus.
10. R. Temelius. Gbirtus. (Guat.)
20. .. 2geopbil. @ugen. ammon.
81. s. Sbomas, Gpoit. (Guat.)
%. g.. Sonorat. Slaoian. (Suat.)
~ - y
@Spent.
Wenn Der @inter Strrm p~ertiinbet,
2dnger ipiro Der Ndfte Sdnei9en.
@enn Der Slor Der Shlmen lhipinbet,
Gterbenb Tie Die Sdupter nei8en, -
8, banu ioa es Sriibling tpieoer
Sn ben Gbriitenbcr3en iperoen,
9enu elm aiublein itei9t bernieber,
limb Gin SinWnel bliibt auf grben,
@enn eeidpunbeu lit Die gebre.
limb bic Slur miro INNER drmer.
8. bann tpirb's I'M Die Nltdre,
Sn ben Ser3en INNER mariner;
@enn Die 8ldtter ldngit gefalen.
limb Der Slub beoedt bonn Gle,
&lingt in unieren SempelbaIlen
Neue, trarte SriibIin9stpeiie.
y y.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1917-04-27
Eden News

We are having pretty weather
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson and Mrs.
Sawyer and family were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Davis at Eden Sunday.
Misses Cora Davis and Flora
Hallum and several other young
people were the guest of Miss
Elsie Walker Sunday afternoon.
at Eden.
There was a crowd of young
people from Fitzhugh Sunday
School went to Philadelphia
Sunday School Sunday evening
to attend Sunday School. N
We are expecting George
Barner to return from Detroit,
Mich,
Reporter.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1917-04-27
Among the Rice Farmers

If war ends before harvest,
and | believe we ali pray God
that it may, food will still be
needed all over the world.
Mr.. David Eubin of the Inter-
national Institute of Agriculture
of Rome, says that the countries
open to commerce today, are all
short of the normal supply
100, 600. bushels of rye,
wheat, oats and barley and that
means one year at least to come
back to normal, maybe two.
Rice is the best food in the
world, and an acre of rice will
go farther in feeding hungry
men. than an acre of any other
grain. Will you plant all the
additional rice that you can safe
ly? We believe we will get high
prices for it.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1917-04-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Sam Lang and children
will leave Sunday for their
future home in Metropolis, ILL.,,
where Mr.. Lang is in business.
The Langs have a host of friends
here who regret their leaving
and wish for them all the good
success at their new home.
Jake Lamm has ordered sever
al thousand fancy stickers for
the Elks Association to be held
in Brinkley, May 29-30, and
Brinkley gets the advertising
thereby.
The private hospital of DR.. T.
J. Stout, over the Gazzola Store,
is filled with patients again and
two nurses in attendance.
If you don't get your ARGUS
please do US the kindness to
phone or send word. We want
you to have it and extra care is
being taken to see that they are
put in the office for every SUBJ
scriber.
Among the new books now in
the Book Club Library at Con-
verses Drug Store are, In
Another Girls Shoes" by Berta
Ruck. and Marion. by the
author of me" You can read
any of these books for only 10c.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1917-04-27
Among the Farmers

On Saturday last | drove in at
the pretty Fair View Farm of
Alex Oelschlager, north of
Wheatley and found them slick
ing up their big Chandler 7
passenger touring car prepara-
tory to going to the Flag Rails
ing at Hunter on Sunday. Alex
and his entire family are patri-
otto American citizens and are
doing their part in feeding the
world. They will have in this
year l63 acres of rice, 20 acres
of corn and Is acres of peas, be-
sides 40 acres of cotton.
Pm expecting to make a swing
around the farm circle in my
motor car and if there are any
of those clever farmer friends
who have some extra good show
ings in either crops, gardens, or
farm animals, I'd like to have
them hail me or send me word.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1917-04-27

count of her little boy having
the measles.
We have a good school attend
ance now, as most of the children
are well af the measles.
Frank Hollingsworth and son,
Tom, occupy the new tenant
house on the Legg & Murphy
Rice Farm.
Brother Holt, Baptist minister,
is holding a week night meeting
at Posy school house.
There will be services dedicat-
ing the new church. near Posy
school. Sunday. April 29th.
Reporter
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1917-04-27

w. N. Wilkes was a business
visitor in Augusta Friday night
and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Campbell
visited the formers brother,
Charlie Campbell. of Pea Ridge,
Mrs. Laura Conner of Augusta,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Simpson.
Mrs. w. N. Wilkes was shop
ing in Clarendon Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Ferguson
of Clarendon, were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Simpson
Thursday evening.
Rev, Mathis, Missionary Bap-
fist minister of Forrest City,
preached for us Saturday night
and Sunday.
W. H. Sutterby was a business
visitor in Brinkley Tuesday
night.
Mrs. @. D. Hinshaw and chill
dren, Mary and Oliver, spent
Sunday evening, the guests of
Mrs. Daniel O. Campbell.
Misses Flora Chaffin and Anna
Moorhead of Allendale, were
shopping in Keevil Monday
day evening.
A KEEvILITE.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1917-04-27
Notice of Election Of Direct.
or at Large for White
River Levee district

Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held at Cotton
Plant, Arkansas on May 7th,
1917 for the purpose of electing
a Director at large for the Dis
trict.
Property owners in the coun-
ties of Woodruff, Prairie and
Monroe County who pay taxes on
lands within the levee district
will be entitled to vote, and are
urged to be present and par
ticipate.
SILT F. P. Hill. Secretary.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1917-04-27
IN BR|NkLEy
Statements of Wynne Citi-
zens Are Always of In
terest to Our Readers

To many of our readers the
streets of Wynne are as familiar
as those of>our own town, and
we are naturally interested to
read of happenings there. The
following report from a we'll
known and respected resident
will be helpful to numbers of
men and women here in Brink
ley. ~
Mrs. M. E. Burke, Wynne,
Ark, says: Once in a while l
used to get right down on my
back. owing to kidney trouble.