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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
Die bette llebcr5engnne,

oab mir Die bette Sol3arbeit flr'S
@elo boben, lit 81 fonImen ullo ST.
inipi5iren. 9obci meroen Sic oltt
einicbcr, lpesbolb mir %unicre &onfur-
rcntcn untcrbietcn fonnen = neil mir
bic %cutc mo bic 6obrifcn bnber.
&aureil III groBen Cnantit0ten Der.
juitclen, Gie@ lit Elm 3eitolter gro.
Ger Gin0e, aauit bier uno iport
@clO. &crilldcn GIGS penigItens.
6cnIter, Sbiircr. 2ooen- uno Con.
torcinridtuugen, &%uHIt9los, 6uBb6.
Sen, innere @oI5cinridtiungen Gaf-
bC0cflung, 9aupopicr MIN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
9ic yTrcihcitoicucr"

iuter mcrocn am Nhcuo oc2 %
Cttobcr III irocr, 5toot, icncn
Comm u1o icocn Toric, ionic an ic
DER pnnoItroBcnfrcBuna umo an
pouoifulbouiern iu Mls.onijn breu.
ncn. Ticic uIrcibcit2ieucf' Gjbcrtr
Tirca) mcroeu non DEM NotlouoI
Momcn'a Gibtrtu %oan Gomjtc ~
5}erc Qcictt Wcr0cn. ,&hr 3mct lit
Die Auimcrfiomfcit nui Ole (botiadlc
al l%cntcn. oob Ole 5pcltc Trcihcit2on
ltibe oca ,Eohrcs 1914 ON Som2taQ
Sen p Cftober, deihloiien miro. 81
Teltcr iollcn icrucr Elm Suulbol 00lil'
Iein. 0oii Amerifa 0oa -Tticr Scr
%yreihcit" bell lruhtcu ldBt, Ernuen
@isconim5 hobcu hicic Getting btcicy
G0npoduc I'M Stoutc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
linn Ai,uianNr.

81 otl u "a u yes
tonn.tn lduU3.riG Den IH- l..
rSteinerner 1lin" hi Eta
eiu oeut de- 5atsm sr er- nan
Ni.Gtim S,fvtnl aug u u. D..
Den 2gel lsFir3sn no''t.. il II .lpi
lid iiber cinen 5,.itn l.nnntu ooB
er IN ben erlitttnen 8ell Bun5m b2!o
I!nro.
DoS 8eoUr mis- mad
einem ipsitercu Sdab Der Wiet b.
IN Berlin eine Neueronlr8 Der &iri
%gun8sQmter itr5r 3uimmsni pun
uno t2rea @,rfaGrna. io9pie ibrtI
geiusnlie CUR Golse 9ehdbt. Dit
Ginigun9sdmter boitimmen ouf Nn
trnl zines Wiieters iioer ole Wisti1m
felt elmer noh Dem /. SUM 1917 er.
fOI0ten &ijnoiQunl ots 9ernlcters.
ii6er Die 6ortleBung oes 9stinoi9ten
U}ietper6iltnj6es uno oersn 0uusr
uno iiber cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'M
safe Der 6ortisBun9, Die Gini>
Jun6sdmter reroen pGn on 8emetns
oen ejugerid tet. Die Entihei0luqen
iino in Der 8eiebun1 ron einsm ;5u
rIiten ais WcriiBsn0m md ie yilem
0%ous6eiiber un0 eiaem Y}jeter 3u CT
~Id'Tsn. Jir oaa &eri3bren 1T Der
6runOiaB Der litt0ff,ntlihtcit UNI
Ser qr0bt;n Ginf1hbeit maB1s5euo
Ou8 9eriohreu lit debiitrenTrei
IN Tloren3 iebt ole
NnItolt Fir GrbIirottt inter otl Qcis
tlnl ne5 Nrof. Yittro San,riInl, Der
ieIoit ods Nuatllitt o.r,oren bot;
ct por irjibet Brofrilo1 Der 4'60iit
an Ger llnjOsrIitIt papia. ganrrioni
fijbrt. nur oon sincm Setreldr un=
terltiibt. Den 9oH5.n 8rjefuetia! nit
ben Jlusj>lniaa.teu, nit Ger :RsQie=
rung an0 0en b2jon0trs ~umiarQreis
den nit Den Elluoen Qdli} Illeln.
QuBeroem ititsi er ods 8lin0enmuz
leum, III me.dem o,ies, mas ols Ys=
ben uno bic llnterlueiiu1l Der Glin.
ben b@strifit, einen Y,as finOst; er
ior9t fir Die 8i6lioi6,t lin 9linoen=
ihrtit) uno 9ibt 5pet 3ejtungtn in
BIjnoenI6gift h,raus.
Sm Satire 1916 n1reu
in Der Staot 3irih % Stlbtnoroe
5u oer5ti@nen, Die f5 auf fol9snoe
3oocsortm oerteiIe1: GrihieFea -,
GrhInQen 3. Grir4nt.n 10, 8crQiften
IA, Nbitiir5en ?, lleDeriahren l uuo
Gufihneiosn 2, Soclnn unte.nub<
men 81 ptricnen Sel3itmoroptriuh.
Den Zoo ourh GAlo9anflll fonoen
Al p%erlonen, II e%ctrlnIen; lib rfab
rem uno eroriidt muroen 13, 8 Itiir3=
ten ob. l erititte, 2 per6rQmteu una
2 itarben an 9er8iftung. Die 3abl
Der bel Der YoIi3ei CUR Nn3ei9e ge
lonQten llnidue belief lid ouf 400;
our6 4ufs uno Nbf, ,inaen pom
2ram usrurQliidtsn ollein as BerIo.
men. Bon POP StroBenunf1aen bot
ten 10 ben Iofortigen Dob Der Der.
ungIiidten CUR 6olse
Wutoe on ihn4n in
Rdmien, no fs per Balm Die oeuts
lte @rsu5e poifisren pollte, pon cen
'dipei5eri den 3%ollorgdnsn cine frau
an9ebalten. Th' Die llntariuhuna Der
ldieoens, Dem Nusfuhrrsr6ot lntsr.
poriene Noren gu Gage foroer:s.
biieb Der 6rau nitt5 anoers libriQ,
ais 81 aeitehen. lin a6cr nitt 10
8dns oIIsjn ais Shuloi3e oosuteben.
motte lie Sic oienttuenoen ,36Qner
nuf elnen 9tpiIien r6srrn" aufmert.
lam. Der ebeufous benz eintrdo ihen
9tiperte res Shmu,9tgs o6.ie9s uno
f~ol1tnoen Tdqts bier 0urdtommsn
pesoe. poraui Itr aber Der 3ou6s.
ANTE Die bcru6issnoe Gr!!1runo ohas
ben 'onnte. oab Die Sdhe 6ersit8 ers
leo.9t lei; oenn Der 6etyefIenos 6err
ltt Qt'tern rod aelpeieu" uno babe
fs 4r-.r,f>A
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
1irr bin
i'd, ,utrnrr

nit mcittm Virou> 9ltrbo con
III Nuitcu. uu0 GrtdlntuQsujt.
tel Sc ldndcr Id 6 ptrtduic
0clto Cuthullaltlihcr lucroe it
ourd) Die htrrlid'cu Ncridtt
meiucr Nlutoln oo'i,r cjuleuom
men. Is lit aptr mldl ohnt ,}lnct.
icI oic mtrtUiirojIItc Nuitcu.
mo Grf0ltuul@ Mir Ser %cGl
3cit. llno Sit f0uucu 6 Sung
oncr gllt uebtn. e cnthllt ob.
ioIltt nidlt9 idld0lltc3. un6 6 1T
fehr ougCnchm ilt nehnlcn. IN
SOC o0cr 500 Tloidel.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
TerionaIia.

Irou :. @erQin, Deb. Hu
hoii, mciIt bel bieiigcn Trcunocn olli
@clltd). Yllf ihrer Mcimrciic mad
WiiImoufce miro lie ihrcm Nru0er
Stto III No0iiou cine tur3c &ilite ma
den.
6rou 8Iot lit nnd) elmer Ian
aercn Hciie bon Gocinc lpobl mn
mtlntCr hcimqefehrt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
50 8.

4ebrsr Scrinmmlnna. Ser Nclt.
tide Wi5couitu &chrcr &crcln bolt
om 2reitaq mo Somatnq III ocn bic
iiocu giornlal mo Mofidulen lclnc
II. 15obrc3 Goniercn3 ob. &ortrndc
lpcroen 1t. u. Qcbaltcn mcrocn non
Rid,ter Qcuciou Nt. &ounla, Ir
0bos. s. ,Ylt0o non Ser Chicago llll-
rcrlitddt uu0 n. ". s Noglen non
Der ,SGliuoj5 llHlocr,ltat
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
4ns ben 0erihttn.
Epmntn0eriht

Arthur Gle pm g8Inono. Der 3Icr
iueQcn Gbcditmmoclci lcitactomnren
muroc, bcfouute lid ihuloia &r
muroe Dem arcisQcridt 3rr 2tbnr.
thcillng Intermittent mo oicics tonl
ibu 3u elmer ,,ud)tbml2itralc pon q.
ncm bis 81 iicben &obrcn ncrllrthd.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
Dir meme l,odmnclcnlritnna, mel.

dc 9(clp 2larf nit foitlih reinem &di
Ter ou9 DEM TO 0tcjlcu %rutirrntrr
Got@tl,otbjrde ~prriorqt. III tIr'Ijd
Dem 0cbroudlt iiberatFcr morhcu
Wis zine 6rorthot Der Eed'uif lit 0os
9@trt rinc@ Ser hcocittenoitcn. 81
lnrnitIid'tr @cNt ie |criruneu uno &c
't'o''ct. obtr ais zinc @robth1t ncr
,Fltouf oar onltrifouihcn fSiuoN
rcAt Is e'lHtIit nod h5hcr %. hnn.
~ mar0, rf''t mir eit r>ohr nor Der
r'rtr00@nrar'0rN 2rit f'rtju lnThrrr'
to'fCt' oli+' 'rb'1 MjnlNucr ToNor
lncnl''r. cIa inn Sniteu 9|Nr0uidlNd"
nnrNirrt NOR. Elm ir Sen Nnnoleu -
''rtl't'er @autrt hicruIou0e pohl
einjt1 ooltChcuoe3 greiguib
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
Tas nenc Ginubndl.

9os neuc Slnnbudl. Go@ ucllc
Nluubud) non 1917. 0ciicu critic
GrcmpIarc lcttcu SonratoQ OH Ole
W}itoljc0cr Der &tli9lotur Qti0not
mor0cn 'iu0. cuth0It Die uollit0u0Juc
N"id1rclblnld oc> ucllcu Ml@couijucr
StcotS Gopjtol@ Ger uusacochutc
NrtItcl lit houutidflih Nurd %nitu-
onljhtrn ncA Gopitol4 il(uitrtrt. mo
bel b~eiouocr@ sic H2m0l0r bcrilt'id
tlut iin6 Sim mriterer hcrporruQen-
Ser NrtlfcI bcidl0ftjot lin nit Ser (Sc.
IunNhcjtalouc i'm 5tootc Gin, ara.
pliiidc Nortt ertldrt unitdnollh 0jt
Iohe@uriotcu bti perhi,tboren &rnut
hcitrn Giuc fur}c. 0odl dciuIucun
roIit0nhioe WcitrcibunQ ullcr Itdoti
id'cu @}nrf5 1T cbcuioI@ Sen, Wnn0C
hciaenohen. Toneben itno Ole iIbli
hcn o1ocmejuen Stotiitjttu uuo De
itrcihtrnQcu heiQtlcbcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
SOnocrGpnun Der gcgislntnr. q

HcQialatur miro Nniunn Gc}cmbcl
SIT elmer SOu0crii6ula cIubcrufcl
merocu. Nuc mihtiaeu %orlulcn illr
niCic Situug merocu iorQiaItlQ pot.
her c%rtluorfeu mcrhen, INT Bic SIblmu
- fur5 oir nt6gijt 81 ulohcu- IA
ser Nouptiadc merocn i~iuou5icllc
TroQeL Die nit Dem Nrjcd tut 81
iommcnhuuQe ittbcu, oc Grort2riun
oor bcidl0itiQcn Ncbcn ou0ereu Use.
Ocult0noeu miro IN ser Sonocrlirlu1
olh nos uUioiicuoc Trniuo1c Wcict
SUR Nnuobnlc porQcItQt wcr0cL
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19

<ItI THt UT FK""T"FV
urieQIdlolt arbtltct, brotldt oa2 Altcr
nldlt 81 'ilrhtcb mcnu er 'elne
Yflidt thut Am I. September mo
micberum % Hnacitclltc Der 0ohn.
ole lorQc Sabre qcoIent hobcn, am
Die Bcniion2llitc acitclt mor0en.
Nicr Der Bcuiiouurc hobcU cun hal
hes ,yobrbumocrt i'm Gjenite DER
Wobn dc1tonocu uu0 D llbcr ~
Sabre.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19

Der 5rrtum 1T nitmals. allies
dle'n1Roer 9erehnet. upBliher, als
ltt SaaPrbett; uber Die unrpiilenbtit
1T IS OF.
gtne 5titur9 in 6ouolu!u
bslBt cine StgTaitjns, nit rpeldsr
innantihe uao hiueiiIte Say-ft a.
ttst psyotu iaHa.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
Sin cin3iocr glcacr 1olbat il

YIN ctlilncr gtt0Cf -UIUH IT
ga Groiic. Der ein3lNc Sdmor}c, Der
in uniercr Stoot filr oie 9totioudI.
Nrinee qc3oQeu muroc. bclBt Auorcu
,SodIort, 1T SticicIpubcr Ulc Ole mel.
item icircr Hoiieudcnoiicn, ulo CUR
Belt in Minond bcidditiut @crr Pin
nreu ,%adiou muB Guoc Cft0bcr feline
bcullcrnc Ncld'0ltlQWuq nit Der ali
it%renQruocu Arttit eitc9 Sol0dtcr
~unrtouidcn mo Gnoc Cftobcr clucra
~, i%oruircuocu Eruupcnthetl uor
SdmorSCn IN Gomp @ront bcitrcteH
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
Sirbli6es.
,iicfprmirtc ct. SUbnuucs @cmeiubc
Ode 1. uub Marfct Strnbc,
Ynitur, =. Stodmeicr.

Sountoq>iflIe nm 9 ltbr.
2cutidcr @utteaoicnit unt 1890
&ll~atnOnerein mn : llbr.
GnQliIhcr @ottcaoicnIt i'm $50
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
Mcnrn 1rIertipn III Ghleaao uer.

hnftet. NM Amutiirma Der ble'tlcn
0cfreinQ5bcboroe mnr0c III GblcoGo
IloOo Iromb(cu oerhoitct Eerielt'
hattie lid Qcmciaert. ciucm Neicbl }lln'
6imtritt in ole NotlonoI Arnlcc an
3 0ftobcr }p Qchorhcu. neil cr
ololtbt o1i NeircnmQ 2lnIprut 81 M
bcr. oo CT Groil tnlo @uo SIT ernuh.
rcr hot Tjcle@ 1T Sic critic Ncrh0'
tunQ inter ser NrIcle uou 1cicrtlcn
oir pou Der bieN Gen 9cboroe ongtorH.
net nur0e
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
NranaOiat. N%r0it0ent NIIion Be

NcgnnOtat. @rditoCut NIllon hat
&ohn Glitter pom Der 9}oroiejtc, Der
pom Htiftcr Hon0i2 i'm flltni 3u / Q}o-
notcu @oft mo 500 @eIoitroic ne
1cu Sfnopapertnui an &rtoinner per
urthcllt mur0e, be0ua0idt. glitter
loll bel id'!edter N%cirm0hcit fem.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19

me 3meI1el lDlro
oa5 CONCERT 0ea
30Qucr Euar
tets am YtItt
nod ben "a 81
tobcr in Der 4tOr
lHnlidule Die
@lon3 Summer
oes ltorn1nl- lin
terhnltungs CIR.
ilB oieier Saiiou
bi(Ap1t Tip D00
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19

ROB scr erbohten
Gintritts Greiie
mar neulih oaS
Wtnieitic Ibeater
iibcrfuat uno Dor
Dem Sdnuipiclbou.
ie hattie lid cine
aroBe Wtenihcn-
Ytenge angeium
melt, inter Der g
nad) Den 9crif)ten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
= pSd lit an taallcnitciucn"

pSd lit an tdnlcntciucn"
ltrtiot SER &@llhtlm ,llld,9 non
N'onrpc. l<lo, limo fem Nrjt Fonutc
mir hct'tn ,>5 Tina Damn an. 5vor.
mis- NIplutrdu.tr SIT rchmcu. uitN id,
'rnrot 'tart uUo NciuuO &dl Iiihlc
MIDI Qcroocju 0u.2dcicidluct nod, Dem
Nchrolld' o)tjc4 NyiImittcl%. Tieit
oItc. ntotrldiit0t Nrlnttrucoi;,r
miro nid't ourd' 9pothefrr pcrfauit
&tlclj r0hcrCr Nu@tuu't idlrcjbe man
al otc Ner'ttlIcr. q. Ntttr Gohrucn
Y sons 90, l9-25 81. Nonne
Apc.. Gbicuuo. Ill.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
Mus aus BERN ,uriiffcbreu. 8

WuR ans BERN ;uriiftchrcu. Isr
oncrjFonild)c Gonrd IN Nlnn. 4;rru.
Sii0omrrlfa. muroc nm 4itttpoh non
Ger hicliQcu Ncircruun@ Nth0rNc
mItruirt, Dem Bir3cit in Gcrro 0cl'n@
CO, l'rrlI. mcilcu0cu Mtu,am 4. Gtt.
pbdu non bier, m.lt}Uthcilen. "a" e.
nab Nuieriin 5ltrildtchrcn null. in
or |nutomotiit jutn GiUtritt ms NGcr
oc5ogcn fuurbe, Ia or Is p%erolillurt
bntte, lid clHcr 0r}tIidlen llutcrh;
huuQ at untrr3jebeu Gr hate n0dl
'cincr RcQiitrjruRa AnlcriId ucrloi
lcu.
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3u %ucrfanfcn.

7 9ttcr 9ano nit @cinraufen
Siridlcn-, caIiiorniihen @iIurmcn
uno IcpieIbdumen mo geeren.
ItrdlIhcrn. Sans un0 Sdcune iinn
10 aut ME ncu. 9tat5tfroQcn BET
NuquIt @oIf,
Horo Sulem QanoitraBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19

eE77 @er Geloer An mdSioen 2inIet
!ejhen m6dlte. eilcn perldSlithen Saith
aeber fir 9eto5 nlb MortoaQes bruidii
oher @eIn olf cute Sidlcrheit uu8Ieiher
min, ipenoe lid, an ". :. 5idifh
203 2. 4. Strnke.
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Notice of Application to County Court

Notice OF Application 70 C0Ubty VU"'"
STATE OF WISCONSIN, =.
County Court La Crosse County f@
IN PROBATE
Notice is hereby given. that at a regular Tern
Of the Court. 10 be held IL and for SAID Couhty
at the Court House. in the lily Of la Cfosse' III
said County, on the fret Tuesday, being the on
day Of November A. D. 1917, at 10 o clock A N
heard, the following matter will lie heard and
considered
istratnr Of the estate Of Joseph kuaerth, late OF
town Of Greenfield in sad County of La I rose
deceased, for the adjustment, settlement sHa
allowance of his final account as such admins
traitor and for the assignment Of the residue of The
estate Of said deceased 10 such persons as are
entitled 10 same.
d SCHUBERT
Attorneys for Administrator
By order OF the Court,
JOHN BRlNDLEY,
County Judge
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Beid)afts Vuti,en.

. @enn Sic @eIo sl 5 Gro.
sent hoben mod)teu. 10 ipre6cn Sic
bel mir Dor. 9. $. SOFA, Gontor
im Ncfpburg @ebdltoc.
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8ersnasunss=8 ssweiisr.

ga GroNe Ebeater. - Seoeu Yn6utittG8
uno Abeuo BaHoelbiIOer.
N;ajeitis - Seoen giadmittdg uno Abeno
RdnoetbIloer.
9siion. = Sc6cn Eadmittng uno Hbeuo
@dnoclbitoer.
&aiuo. - Scoen Rahmittag uno Abrno
8auoelbiloer.
Gtar. - Seocn 9nhmitta8 uno 9benb
Banbelbiloer.
She Stran6 Tan Der Sndiou S%trabe).-
Seoeu abeuo @duoeIbiloer. iotrie gRn.
tiuee am Rittiuodl, >Gn;staB ma
00nutag.
Some. - (Aoroieitc) Scoeu Tag
Bdnoelbttbcr.
Sreamiaub. - l9lorCleitel 5eoen gag
Bdn0elbllocr.
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Neuefte Ru5eigen

3u ucrfnnicu i'll %rplunsuiGc, Iiun.
cine @robihmicoe un0 @oQenmader
9Scrtltdttc III cineHt Stciugebdroc.
9lcdt gut poiIeno iiir cine Auto.Wa
rage. Nah5lfroqCu bel
y. %ocder, 0romnsoiQc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
Der Stootrotb Jun wort Mnpnc

49, y 49,
,Eno.. hot Die n[nQtsljd1t Gripornif
&~croroHuQ" oie cr i'm lcbttn Trij
lair onuohWt mo DER acnIdf sic sit
lid }clt ciuoeIilhrt mlrne. mloerru
icn. % Sic Glienbuhncn bcj ser Gen.
troIjcit bliebcu. 1ob Is III fort @onn.
mdhrruo 0c3 lebtcu &ohrt@ Aucj Bel
ten. mas cjnc ltamcnQe &trpirrlmQclr
}lr 6olQc hotte. "a 0Ic NilrUtrihui
NIT ser 9}1ucunl Cutid1jeoru lm}r
tricocn mar u1H 0cu 5to0troth m,'
Y tttloncn ltbcrll1thctc }ur }cutrol
'eit 3ur'idNutthrtr. ioh ijd oieirr 3unr
Miotrrui icrHcr &rroronmQ perou.
Iogt, Nm II 3. NJ. nm N}lttcrnnbr
mirocn Sic llhren BON Sort Numc
oohcr lulcNcr nm cine Sttnot 5urijd
Qtittllt
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9as 30auer=G concert.

bne 3meiiel miro
The Harrison times., 1917-04-14
Will Lecture on "The Final Drive for
National Prohibition" at the NJ. E.
Church Wednesday Night.

Speaking under auspices of the To-
cal W. c. T. u, DR.. Madison Swad-
ener, the great temperance orator and
evangelist will lecture at the M. f.
Church next Wednesday evening on
the final step in national prohibition
which is the adoption. of the Constitu-
tional Amendment on the subject.
DR.. Swadener has been pastor of the
largest churches of the middle west.
He is not only master of facts but
a master of men. AS an evangelist
and temperance reformer he is known
nationally for messages Of inspira-
ton, and his influence in quiCkening
the awakened conscience of the public,
along the lines of social and civic
righteousness.
Seven of the busiest years of his
life were spent in a study of the great
cities Of the republic. Here. in con,
tact with the submerged tenth" he
became thoroughly conversant with
their sociological problems and the
need of civic reform. He is not a
muck-raker, but a social crusader of
the highest type.
The lecture is free, and everybody
is invited.
The Harrison times., 1917-04-14
HAMmERscHMIDT-TAYLoR

A pretty wedding was solemnized
Sunday afternoon, April Sth, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Taylor
when their youngest daughter. June,
was united in marriage to Arthur p.
Hammerschmidt, the Rev. |. w. Tor.
renee officiating. Miss Bess Hammer.
schmidt, at the piano, played before
and after the ceremony.
Both the bride and groom are popu,
lar in Harrison society and enter upon
their joint life with the congratula.
tions and good wishes of all. They
will be at home in their new residence
in the south part of town next week.
The Harrison times., 1917-04-14
CRANOEll-DixON.

A pleasant surprise to their many
friends was the announcement Satur,
day that, on the Wednesday previous
Lieutenant Henry Crandell, OF Har.
rison's Guard Company, and Miss
Blanche Dixon, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jeffery Dixon, had been quietly
married at the Frank Redus residence
just across the street from the bride S
home. The quietness of the affair was
due only to the desire TO avoid unnec,
essary publicity. All Harrison shares
a hearty wish for their future pros
perity and happiness.
The Harrison times., 1917-04-14
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The Theory and Practice questions
for the June examination will be taken
from Seeley's History of Education
and Wilkinsons Rural School Manage
ment. Both books can be secured
from Allsopp and Chapple, of Little
Rock, for $l.25 each.
j. o. CURNUTT,
County Examiner
The Harrison times., 1917-04-14

FOR SALE-Beginning Monday, 16,
we will for one week offer for sale at
private sale, at the Thompson home,
TAO North Vine street, the following
property, to-wit One Ford touring car
in first class running order; one splen-
did milk COW; some furniture. same
as new; bed room suit, fine large
wardrobe, kitchen safe, fine oak side
board, new cook stove, with high
warming closet, one double heating
stove, new; one lawn swing, one grind
stone, one wash kettle, one new wheel
barrow. some new stand tables, look
ing glasses, and many other good and
useful articles. Sale afternoons only,
beginning Monday next at TAO North
Vine street.
The Harrison times., 1917-04-14


Harrison National Guards Company
will be inspected Monday by the U. S.
inspecting officer.
= X. Michel purchased this week
from A. NJ. Thompson the handsome
Ray home in the extreme north end
>of town. Consideration $4,000.
A son was born Monday to Mrs.
Marie McCatherine, OF Fayetteville,
who is visiting at the home OF her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Briscoe.
Mrs. NJ. T. Martin and children,
of Mineral Point, Wis, are expected
in today for a visit at Pine Hill farm
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. l..
Parkinson.
Penny Brown, of Zinc, whose ar
rest for bringing in alcohol was noted
in last weeks Times, was arraigned in
Squire Brooks court and fined 500
and trimmings.
The Price Clothing Company, of
Fayetteville, and Harrison, have open
ed a new branch store at Russellville.
The people will find them thoroughly
up-to-date and enterprising.
T. H. Bryan, sixty-eight years of
age and for forty years a resident of
the section six miles northeast of Har-
rison, died of appoplexy Tuesday. He
leaves a wife and two children.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Walters are at
home again after an extended visit to
the home of their son, Lex, at Liberty,
Arizona. They describe that section
as one Of splendid climate and abund-
ant resources.
Steve D. Jones, of Alpena, now
one of North Arkansas largest and
most. successful stock dealers, was in
town Wednesday. He is buying mules
and horses now at the rate of two
car loads week.
Homer Freezing has finished his
duties as assistant clerk of the State
Senate and returned home this week.
While he is resting he launched his
candidacy for assistant secretary of
the coming Constitutional Convention
Representative Rue Porter of AL.
pena, was in Harrison Tuesday for the
first time since his return from the
legislature. He has had the honor
of oeing a member Of one Of the best
legislative bodies ever gathered in the
state.
-Harrison's Auto Works changed
hands Wednesday and it's former pro,
prietor, A. E. Musgrove, left at once
for Oklahoma. A new company has
been formed to continue the business
and Ben Rowland will be in charge as
manager.
DIR. w. NJ. Brand was called to
Drumright, oklahoma, Tuesday by the
dangerous illness of the two children
of Stanley McGinnis, formerly of Har.
rison The call was unexpected, but
the doctor left on the evening train
an hour after receiving it.
Week after next the big Street
Fair will be on in Harrison. The
Whitney Shows include some of the
best and cleanest entertainment feat
ures on the road, and our friends
throughout the section are invited tC
come and enjoy the event-any day
during the week.
DIR. George NJ. Paxton, who was
formerly employed in tick eradication
in this and other counties of North
west Arkansas, passed through towr
Friday en- route to his home in Newtor
county. DR.. Paxton has just completed
a course in Veterinary Science at the
Kansas City Veterinary College, grad
uating Wednesday evening with a de
gree of d. V. M. He will have charge
of tick eradication work in Van Blu
ren county this year.
The Harrison times., 1917-04-14

BIG MONEY FOR YOU. Learn
Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Telegraph.
Railroad wire for each student. Easy
learned. Position SURE. Unable to
supply demand Harrison Business
College, Harrison Ark
The Harrison times., 1917-04-14
The PRESBYTERIAN Church.

All the regular services next Sun
day The pastor will be in his pulpit
at the morning and evening worship.
We shall be delighted to see you at
any or all of the services.
The Harrison times., 1917-04-14

NC is still making his bread out
of good Model Flour.
Don't forget the Constitutional
primary today. Go vote.
Ernest Lopp has moved to his new
home on Central avenue
-Zim Thomason, of Alpena, was a
Harrison visitor Tuesday.
Attorney Allan Smith, of Cotter,
attended U. S. court here Monday.
Ask for White Layer" and
Royal flour. Your grocer has it.
Mrs. Lillian Lombard, of Dallas,
Texas, is visiting her mother, Mrs
George Bower.
Miss Vena Horner, of Hot
Springs, is the guest of her friend,
Mrs. John Hale.
The U. D. c. will meet at the
Public Library next Tuesday with
Mrs. w. H. Lewis as hostess.
Attorney E. E. Ammons, of Jas,
per, was a business visitor to Har,
rison the first of the week.
Mrs. r. N. Fellows is visiting her
daughter Annie, who is attending
Drury College at Springfield, Mo.
WANTED-An elderly lady house.
keeper for family of three. Write
Milton Mckinney, Harrison, Ark
R. w. Hamburger, of Springfield,
the confectionery pilgrim, spent Tues
day looking after Harrison business.
FOR SALE-Eggs from bred to lay
S. C. White Leghorns, s1.00 for Is.
Pleasant View Farm, Bellefonte, Ark.
THE Rainbow Princess" at the
Lyric Monday, afternoon and night,
for the benefit of Woodland Heights
school.
Presiding Elder Moorehead spent
several days in Harrison hits week
looking after the interests of our NJ.
E. Church, South.
j. B. Parker, dairy specialist of
the University, has cancelled all his
dates in this section in order to take
part in the Food Preparedness cam
paign now under way throughout the
state.
H E. Cochran, of Rush, passed
through Monday en- route to Benton
vile where he will attend the damage
suit between the NJ. & N. A. and the
X. G. S., growing out of the Triton
Ford disaster.
w. H. Raley, of Lead Hill, was in
Harrison Wednesday for the first time
in three years. He says plans are be,
ing laid for a record production of
food stuffs down his way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hence Clendenin of
Joplin, Mo, are here visiting relatives
and friends. This is Mr.. Clendenin' S
first visit to Harrison in eight years
and he is surprised as well as pleased
with the changes in his "old home
town"
The Harrison times., 1917-04-14

PEACHES would be glad to talk
with the small peach growers about
the disposition of 1917 crop. Harri.
son Canning Co., by s. T. Brown,
Manager.
The Harrison times., 1917-04-14

Darby & Parkers music store is
selling VictrOlas and Grafonolas on
$500 a month payments. Why buy
out Of town when you can get same
terms at home?