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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-03-31
UN Auto EIENTAFFATTO DESIDERATO

I'm grave. tumulto avvenne Ia sera
di lunedi scorso a Lucerne, quegli
che ad esso dette origine, certo Andy
Rinehart, fu espulso dial paese dial
soprintendente Friedman.
II fatto avvenne cost: alcuni gio-
vanotti presentavano in Estrada dele
bandierine americana a tutti / passan-
ii come mostra di patriottismo per
Ia oramai inevitable guerra fra Oil
Stati Unit la Germania, pare ne
avessero voluto attaccare qualcuna
sui fabbricato del Rinehart, proprie-
tario di m cinematografo. Costui 81
oppose con modi bestiaH attirqndosi
Pira della popolazione, di poi ricor-
Sc per auto al F-itchman; ma costui
penso' bene di dargli un auto tutto
differente da quello invocato e gI'in-
timo' 10 sfgatto dal yillaggio.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-03-31
EVENT. SPORTIVI A UNIONTOWN

Secondo rapport della American
Automobile Association" Uniontown
avra' cinque corse dI automobile nell
la prossima stagione estiva. lie date
sono gia' stabilize, ma le application
sono ancora in esame. La stagione
dele corse, secondo il progetto attua-
lie, covre un periodic dai principii di
maggie a quelli di ottObre. LIE date
per Uniontown sono: 10 e 80 maggie,
4 luglio, 80 settembre 6 ottobre.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-03-31
La causa di Jack Covington di Jo-
imputato di omicidio, e. sta
ia rimandata al prossimo giugno.
Tai Vittorio Fidella di Fultonrun,

Tai Vittorio Fidella di Fultonrun,
trovandosi il II u. S. in Ernest, mon
to- su di un motore elettrico riusci'
a manovrarlo per un buOn trattO di
via. Accortosene il soprintendente
w. i. Downer 10 faceva arrestare
sotto accusa di ''danno malizioso,,
cioe' di avere usato proprieta' altrui.
II Fidella 81 dichiaro' colcevole di-
nanzi al giudice di pace Crossman e
fu condannato SO di multa al
pagamento dele spese.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-03-31
Ii Millen ayeva lasciato la casapo-

Ii Millen aveva lasciato la casa po-
co dopo il mezzogiorno di sabato
scoIso e 81 credeva che fosse andato
a lavorare mel suo granaio. Quando
la sera non fece ritorno, una sua zia.
che coabitava con luI, ne fu allarma-
ia prego' il Campbell di farne ricer,
ca. Questi 81 mise all l'opera, e le sue
investigation ebbero come risultato
la macabra scoverta.
l funerai ebbero luogo mercoledi
scorso e la salma fu interrata mel
"Western Union Cemetery
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-03-31
NUOVO SOPRINTENDENTE DELE STRA-
DE Per LA CONTEA D'INDIANA

W. Nal Rook, gia' soprintendente
dele strade per la contea di Bradford,
e. state nominate soprintendente nell
la medesima carica per la contea di
Indiana, in soshtuzione di R. NJ. SUIT
ton, che ha rassegnato le sue dimis-
sioni.
W. NJ Braine ha assunto il postO
lasciato vacante dial Rook nella con-
tea dl Bradford.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-03-31
GRAVE FATTO DI SANGUE AID AULTMAN
ASSalitO nelIa prOpria casa
spara per Iegittima difesa

ASSdIlIO IlSlId NJ OkJl ld CdSCt
Spara per Iegittima difesa
Lunedi sera il piccolo vilIaggio di
Aultman flu teatro di un fatto di san
que che fortunatamente non ebbe Sc
RE consequence.
Tale fatto ci e. state narrato dial
sig. Pasquale Sirianni - fratello di
uno del protagonisti - e moi fedel-
mente 10 trascriyramo.
Mentre.il sig. Sam Sirianni Sc ne
stava tranquillamente in casa, rice
vette Ia vista di tai Vlncenzo Pizza-
relli, domiciliato in Homer City, il
quale disse che voleva acquistare u
ma capra che avrebbe soddisfatto al
pagamento appena venduti alcuni
biglietti di riffa che aveva addosso.
Al Sirianni non parve accettabiIe
la proposta rispose che avrebbe
venduto Ia capra solo a pronti con
tanti. Tale risposta fece montare Ia
mosca al naso al Pizzarelli. il quale
comincio' a proferire parole ingiurio-
Sc contro il SIrianni, che eli mspose
per lie rime. Dale parole 81 passo'
ben presto vie di fatto, e il Pizza-
relli, estratto un revolver, 10 punto'
contrQ Tavversario. Fortunatamente
IN questo mentre sopraggiunse un a
mico della famiglia Sirianni, tai Vito
Dellapa, equestl, conscio del perico-
10 che correva il malcapitato Sam, 81
avvento' come un fulmine addosso al
Pizzareli e, dopo una yigorosa col
luttazione, riusei' inalmente disar-
mario.
II provocatore fnse di calmarsi e
prego' il Dellapa a restituirgH Parma,
promettendo che dopo sarebbe anda-
to via in santa pace. II Dellapa, con
vinto dele buone intenzioni del Piz
zareIli, gil restitui' il revolver; ma
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ATROCE DISGRAZIA

II vertinoyenne Loui Poth sab1to
scorso fu vittima di un'atroce disgra-
zia Mentre lavorava nellie miniere di
Iselin, gil piombarono addosso dci
pezzi di lavagna e rimase con lutte
due lie gambe rotte.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-03-31

Sabato scorso fu discussa la causa
contro Matt Pulich di Lucerne Mines
accusato delluccisione di John Horw,
att, ayvenuta il Is dicembre 1916. La
giuria giudico' Yimputato colpevole
di omicidio in secondo grado il giu-
dice J. N. Langham emise contro di
Iui la sentenza ola 6 10 ami dI car
cere da scontarsi mel Western Peni-
tentiary".
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-03-31
Tutti lunedf' al Moore Hotel INDIANA

tie lie malattie dello stomaco.
Tumori, ernie, emurroidi, re-
stringimento, avvelenamento del
sangue, ulceri, mali del rognoni
o malattie nervOse.
Sc vol soffrite di qualche ma
lattia non estate a farvi esami-
nara da questo specialista.
Nuovo eficacissimo tratta-
mento per i sofferenti. Special
ista per UOMINI e Dome.
Una sola vista di quest'esper-
to specialista vi portera' a con-
oscenza della vostra condizione
fiscia ed incaminarvi per Ia via
della salute.
Ricorendo a questo grande
dottore potrete forse rispari-
miare lie torture di I'm operazione
chirurgica. Centinaia di ope-
razione a uomini dome sono
state risparmiate dal pronto uso
di metodi scientiici moderni.
Al Dubois Hotel in Dubois,
Pa, Ogni mercOledi' dale 9 a. m.
ale s p. m.
Al Pantal Hotel, Punxsutaw-
ney, Pa. Ogni martedi' dale s
A. MI ale s P. NJ.
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Sotto Paccusa di aggressione, Do
minick Macutis, di Ernest, fu con-
dannato ALA multa di $40, allie spese
del processo e a 60 giorni di carcere.
Dopo gil flu concesso di pagare soltan-
tanto lie spese processuali e Ia multa,
risparmiandogli il carcere, a condi-
zione pero' che non dia piu' disturb.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-03-31

Rosario Di Biagio, di Blairsville,
accusato di mancato omicidio di a
yer venduto birra senza Hcenza, fu
rilasciato sotto $3.50 di cauzione.
La sua causa avra luogo mel mese
>di Giugno
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-03-31

Nella causa della Commonwealth"
contro Giorgio Davis, accusato di ag-
gressione in danno d. Eugenio Let
teri di Homer City, fu sospesa la
sentenza, a condizione ch'egli paghi
le spese di corte, $40 di multa e non
incorra piu' in reati consimili.
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aeuis 6uuFder on price 5il sitcs
trit 9. II. q. 60, $500. !.
RorIbaII Jonss an Gnierprilt ..
II. 9. u. Co., $2675.
g.niomin grinisr an 5oms y. u.
6. &c.. 5000.
g,,tsr Biis on 5olspb Jetfpsn'
$3.50.
Wlorp euniDau an aOia eaaieuH,
S3208.
Doui. grap an earttas. g. u. 9.
a., 10000.
Raul grabm an @arp 6. aHSreps'
$500.
arsberid RsiGel an ptooibent Gap'
in0s 9. II. z. Co.. $500.
Ohio 9aIIsp R,uItp II. Snpeftmenf
60. an JunpnmentaI g. u. y. 60,
$500.
Dc. an eibsraI 9. u. 9. 90,
$500.
Wuriu z. Braun on eeonaro
S6ulb, $500.
Rcrp grunsmann an Clifton Ulu'
hal z. II. 3. Co.. $1,000.
Clifford $. Tlanu on Rats Sdrsr,
$500.
gbarles aepp.ri an Gofhoun g. u
3. Co., $4,000.
Sol. srinimann an Dom. Q. II. g.
Co.. $500.
amna ssp. an 6OmeisuS g. u. g.
Co.. $4,000.
Do. an Stiiie O. Ring. $500.
9dura 9. Sobuion an OsSrpan'
bile 3. II. g. Co.. $500,
Rnrp Derid an 6enrp J. Sim'
i'd. $3.50.
front DiIIiamfon an Gclumbia z.
II. g. Co.. $500.
gnna Z. e,usHttxr an garttase 2.
II. 9. a., $1,000.
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Ger gerb6rHetn.

Oils au enbs bes a4t5sbnten Jabr'
binloerts SdnDabeu bon pieIen ire.
d,eu@oiinern unb @diibern IN SdJref.
fen gefest mrrhe, tbdt fid beionoers
Der ber5ogIi6 ipiirftembergiife Sber.
afntulntn Su GuIs q. u. in auIipu.
rem unb eiriangen ,mb lleberfiibren
oieier aefdbrIihen Wlenid,en berbor.
@enn Ser Serr Sberanltrnaun Sob.
ipriihe bieriiber erbieIi, 70 Iebnte er
oieieiben itets bei4ei6en ab nno ibob
oIles 9eroienit ieinen .9erb6riten"
su. Dieier ,gerboritein" mar inbei.
fen ritts 9lnoeres, oils Der Sfeniiein
Ieines amts3imners. gBoIlte elmer
Der geihuIoigten leiignen, 10 Iieb er
ibn aif ben Sienitein iesen, bort FELT.
binoen nIo bann tiidfig eiiIbeiseH-
Rah Mabeabe Der Sortu1digfeit 6es
@ngejhuIbigten ipurbe nit oern gtctl'
Iegen oes Sol3es fortgefubrefl. San'
ee, 70 rifbnt ii6 Der Oberdnltuann,
bots aeiner ausgebaIten aif oem
,.8erboritein~.
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GtOrss o. u. 2pfprb an alie. q.
NntbcndIb, 272 bti 234 SUB an Der
norbipdtIifen Gde DER Socuii Strabs
unb Woppburn sipsnus. 81.
soiepb !. aunblsr on 5snrp 2.
Risrmann, eots 4y unb so in 3. VI.
Applssate's llnterabtkilune. itrHer,
1beil bon 2css 332. 333, 334 nnb 335
in Stephen a.mp.r's lInternbtbsiIung
in ct. Bernard, fernr, absiI pOr
Cots '562 unb 565 in Der gIsmere
Spnbitai llnterabtbeilune, 81.
gIIbert 20. 6anporb an Marp aaps
pslboff u. anb., 40 Bel 50 Jub an b.r
Dsftisit, Der SsffsrIon atpenue In
GorrpDiIls, 81.
RanIab BON granf DilliamfOn an
gsOrss 20. Sritb. 90! 81 unb sbetl
DON Got % In Mnriin o. Geparb's
qbSiiion sn git. q]lsaioni, 5000.
Suliiis phiIippi an gIlois W. gers
baroftein. 45 yub all Der Siibieits
Der MOSdri ab.nus in Gbepiot. 81.
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OrHnbeis.ni6Hms ilsbsrtraaunssH.
Cincinnati, 20. Suni.

gfa9Iab pom 5bomos ainsf,p an
getelia ainstsb, % bei 40 Gub an
Der fiibSitli6en Sd, Der gaitern 2loe,
nue. unb Queen Gitp Court ferner,
10 Bel Is 5ub ansren5enb, S27O0.
Shomus g. GnrI an Sberlis u.
Clarion, 30 bsi 140 5ub an Der Rores
fsit, Der Jsrnbdls Strabe in CART.
ipea, 81.
Ghrfftina Sunbsrbruh an Sba
anisbt, sbeiI bon Got 10 tn b.r Gr.
tsnbre6er Improvement Gomponp's
llnisrnbtkiluns an Der Glsnbora
Mpsnus. 81.
1rant g. arug on Cha 6. qooI.,
bic tpeitli9e 6dlft. pom Got 26 in 9.
Wrigbfs llnterd6tbeiliins, fsrner.
2ots 13 unb II in Der WaInut SilIs
2nnb QFa's lintsrdbt9eihing, fernsr.
Got 27 IN Subbarb II. QDi[anng linD
terabtbeilune, 81.
6urrb o. Douns an marearei 8.
Dorng. 70 BET 100 Sub an Der Ofts
fette bts Serrnes Eloes In Camp
Mafbinston, 81.
MiIfam M. Douns an Ulargarsi
.. Uoune, aasittbs Giesut9uHL Sl.
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Maerlei.
Der RiIb.runsssrunb.

Der Wilosrunssgrune. :
Sm ,gIaueu Sehi" in SadItins fins
bel absnbs i'm SanSiaalr Gtmsinbt'
nusfdubfisuns Itatt. aIs Der gs'
msinbeoisner na6 SdiuB bsrielben
bic Stisss beruuiersebt. itebt o.r
Godtbofbauer tben untsr Der 3biir
Der @aiftubs unb iast nit sinem OF
rineIHdbiseu Bid auf ben Gemeino.'
bi.nsr gum Wirib: DOS u Der
oiimmiP BON Der aonJen 0moa!~ Der
aIIo QuaIiiisir.. Idbt ii9 zine berar'
iis. gsl.ibiguus ni6t ssfolIsn unb sr'
bebt slaet, bic uurmebr bel bem
S65ffeneeridte in DdlbliuseH 5ur
@trbanbluns iommt. Der Rihter
frast ben gnsstInsien, OBJ r suss'
itets, sdasi gu baben. bob Der Oh
msinbebisnr Geu9tI Der biimmfs
Gerl Don Der aansen Gemeinbe lei.
unb mas Ct su ieiHer Gnti&uloignng
borsubrhiaen bafx. Der Sodlbcfbnu.r
seItebt bic &:uberuns gu. beboupi,t
Gber, bieielbe babe nidt BEN @emsin'
bebiensr eegolten, foubTn BEN 9iir'
germeiiier. Die 2ampe i'm Stiessn'
baus base 70 fdledt sebrannt. nnb
babe er ben bic Stisse Serabiommsns
ben fit ben giirsTmsiiter eebaItsn.
Rd6 Gin5srndbme Der 3eugen ent'
Ferui iitb Der Ribier nit ben Sd0Ten
unb gibt na5 Der RiidfuHft m ben
gsrbnnblunssfoal fo!senbss llrtbsil
beiannt: Der Godlbofbauer ipirb Der
bem Geu6tl ,usefiisien geleibisuns
fir Ihulbig erfdnnt unb iu elmer
GtraFe BON 8 Rari ober .inem Gag
gefdnsnib perurtheit. 9lls Milbes
rungsgrunb pi:b bi. bur1 bic 3eusen
fttigsiielte maHssIbafte geIeu6tuns
bes Stagsnbduies 5ipar aneridnht;
jebo& pdre es bic gffi9t bss alnsss
t.ttas.en seipeien, fid iiber bic peri0n'
lias.it bss Mann.s, tpel4er bic Stisss
hsrabsam, porber senausr su otrss'
piHsru.
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81 oturp unbtr.

.,9rpei Sersen, ineinanb neridHimseft.
G&neib ich, Gslisbit, in ben 8oum.
Gin 3siten unisrsr spisen 9reus,
i5orioausrnb iibsr 3eit unb Rnum.
Die Rinbe pirb iis bitten. pabren
Sn gturm unb Weiier. Roth unb
pein--
ilrb isbrsn mir IN peiben Soartn,
Sic psrbsn trsu Deri4lunssn isiH!s
Drsi Sabre ip6ter fam CT tpisbsr
ftnb blisb por'm gi9enitamms ittb'n.
gs lGtelte fem Muee triiber.
Gin ieftIdm' munber NOR stinefn.
Gin giib mar burd ben Bnum segoHx
gen.
gbsit flnffte nuF Der Nunbt G6mtrs. /
Oh e. fir mtg emf perihiunesn,
ipareu 6ers bon 6ss5s
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miBperfGubuiB.

Ser urst ertappt etnen fsiner 90.
tieuten bobet, ME e. ben nsrorbneten
2ebsrtbron iporm eeuitBt. gluf bic
Grogt, iper tbm bieien Ratb ertteilt,
antportst Der ararte: DO ifebt's ia
duf Der Gillette Der GIni9e: Dnn ban
Gsstez mann empfoSlsu.S
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GrHnbsieenihnms.s .sppOtbsfen.
siupetraaen

sOnp 2eiTsr on Ssrad Grssnbers
$3.50.
Naraarsi 3iss,nburbt an Gafi Sibl
3. u. 6. Co., $3.50.
Sberlie u. CLARION an 6omeitedf
g. Il. 6. Co., $500.
Dc. an Sbomas .. Carl, $500.
6lisabetb 9iabofi an Ct. gerndrf
proereiipe 3. II. g. q. Co.. 5000.
Charles W. Gins on Ormonbs 2,
II. 6. Co.. $500.
Gtarlttie 6. Sd1s on 9ntorir
Some g. II. 9. Co.. $3.50.
Cecilia 2instsp an Gait Guo g. u
Co.. $500.
gllice q. MacDpnaIb on DAT 8. u
3. Co., $500.
gafper 9rutlpidi on prooioeHI
aoan Co., $500.
annie M. Qanpenbrunner an qt6e'
raj 6. IL. 9. Co., $500.
6rnnt Gloreb an Rt. Sealtbb e
Il. Y. ep., Sl4OO.
glnrf Ddpis an bo., $1,000.
Gina W. 9bumpIDn an 5ome g.
u. g. Co., $500.
SuTdn q. slpers an bo., $4,000.
RelIis Barber al poplar g. u. g.
Co., $1,000.
SoI.pb DipponJ an Brighton Ger
man 8anf Co., S1250.
9beobore u. Setbert on Poplar 6.
II. 3. Co., $1,000.
gerrlarb Robbie an gSiparb Gmse.
$26oo.
Gilbert z. Glarf an brighton Ger
nan Bdut Co. $500.
&nna 9sps ON SeIie O. Sing.
$3.50.
Samuef Sui9infon an WSt. 2oot'
out g. u. 6. Co., $500.
@eorge 6. aoIb, Srufst, an
Deitern II. GOuibrn 2fe Jui. Co.
$780, 900.
Teitaei Dr.s on Billiam Sobn.
S431.
JrGnis Z. gunibau on aetiDe O.
II. 6. Co.. $500.
Ddniel u. SuBi.er an German q
9. II. 9. q. Co.. $1,000.
aIsronber Sfeper an, sllpbd 3. u
g. Co.. $3.50.
Quipr.nce Z. moola on Tilfprt
Some BIbg. Co., 800.
9pnie 6rnb on Sortbern Sbtp g
u. z. Co., $500.
Daniel u. 5uri5iter an Jofepf
grintmann. $1,000.
2eipis plcqibane an QppsIanb Wlu'
tuul q. II. 8. Co., $3.50.
2lIIen DsIs on b., $500.
Sames Ul. Gong an b., $500.
Warie 81. Sarff an a. Wdrb .. n
9. Co., S400.
Wearp qappefbpff on Gresn Streei
g. II. g. Co.. $1,000.
Senrp 6elmers an Columbia 9. u
G. Co., $4,000.
5arrp Didman u. ano. on g., G,
Simmoubs ST., S2365.65.
GetiIstt Sppotbeten.
German probit on Senrp Bar.
$3.50.
Caroline Buns an Gaft CRIB 8. q,
Co.. $1,000.
sbomas M. 2instep an Miaael
ainstep, $1,000.
Sbomas @. Carl on Souleiteaf
9. II. g. Co.. $500.
sbonias g. 8rnbp an Guarantee
Mpciit Co.. $1075.
9tpis D<iers on GONE Carvings
8ant Co., 5000.
Gnora Sanner arc bo., $1,000.
StilId Seibert nnsSpcdmpre S.an
9. Co., $500.
Strberi 6. gJa9oub an Green Ctr.
9. II. 9. Co., $4,000
ghns. W. Sims oniOrnonbe 6. II.
9. Co.. $1,000.
gonitaniins grutspidi an iyrsberis
dd 2sifs!, $1,000.
Dsenr g. De'foFet an Rortb Gin,
6. II. 9. Co.. $1,000.
apuis 6. airf& an Central Z. II.
9. .. Co.. $3.50.
2fIbtrt 9. Gopeianb on n. g.
apnstp, $1700.
sbos. Burns an Sune girssi Q. g.
II. 8. Co.. $1,000.
SuIia Bdrbes on iinitp.8. u. e.
Co., S3400.
wfnrp u. D.nnebb daaDafmis GFrs
g. u. 8. Co., $2750.
aOuifa gaisnnbsr on Sarrs 'Ginu'
itns. 500.
efuauf = stas an GOapHoa
Haut S235o
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12.

8obin9 Diee Grage bei6dftiete
Serene ip1brei1b Der Inngen eiiramen
Gtietbdbnfabrt forttpdbrerc. Ste
bate norldifie etne Gabrfdrte nod
Berlin eenonanen, aber lie mar fid)
nar, bab fie m Berlin nift blefben
batrfte, obne ibre Whitter oiiiBuIithat.
sm Berlin, no fte IN nieIen gninilien
befonnt mar, n1iirbe He fretli& oH
Iei@telten iin ibren llnterbaIt baben
errperben fpnnen, aber iie founts hort
,ati1 siifst tabcxeea IsbesL
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rush beginning early and lasting far
into the night exceeded all, expecta-
tions.
A surprising number of people pre-
sented coupons for the New Univer-
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special dictionaries of words used par
ticularly as Americanisms and in
automobiling, aviation. golf, baseball,
commerce and law, football, lacrosse,
lawn teAnis, war, music, photogra-
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phrases, forms of address. most COM
mon abbreviations. noted characters
in literature. state names and mean
ings and words of opposite and like
meanings.
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stiles Dictionary, saying as they did
so that the twenty-five supplement
tary dictionaries of special activities
appealed to them with greatest force.
In one book. besides all the other
aids of studying modern English, are
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ply, polo, wireless telegraphy and
yachting. Besides these are diction-
aries of atomic weights. Christian
names, classical abbreviations, every
day illusions, foreign words and
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New Supplies Replace
Dictionaries Taken

Preparations had been made for a
great demand. but the tremendous
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out Of mischief by providing him
with koomfortable congenial fire.
4 side seat. Liberty to follow his owr
headings must be granted to every
man. Intolerance alone is intoler.
Fable.
The Dangers of Rights
1t would have been so much easier
Tor humanity If the creator had only
made us wooden manikins, instead
or free agents. But in that case we
would not have been men. Lacking
ability to fall, we would also have
lackedathe ability to climb. So long
as men wear the crown of divine
right they must be free to fling it in
/ the gutter. SO Paul safeguarded his
teaching of Christian liberty by de-
claring, "All. things are lawful but
not all things build up" Heir to a
million has right to spend 1t every
! penny in idle pleasure; undeniably
| this is his right; but If he does he
! VIII become first a spendthrift and
then pauper, and the exercise of
his liberty will be his 'undoing
RigAts are dangerous possessions.
Man has appetites; they are the
mark of his manhood. But when the
appetites have the man, then he has
! been detroned from his divine es-
! tate. The shifty-eyed creature who
moves among menNas a mere peram-
bulating appetite has exercised his
! liberty only to make himself q pris-
oner. So, evidently, mans right
TO do as he pleases is dangerous;
If exercised to the full he is likely to
please nobody but the great adVer-
sary of souls, whose happiness is
mems misery.
Daniel and his friends denied
themselves, but they pleased God
and all the world since. They gave
up their little rights in exercise of
their higher right.
The Highest Right of Man
The best thing about ones
rights says a person of insight, sis
that they are ones own, and may be
given up. A mans highest right is
his right to surrender his rights"
This is getting on ground worthy
of n man-grounds where trod the
Man who is the races Example and
Ideal. A man is never so nobly a
man as when obeying the dictates of
his noblest nature; the highest
mountain peak of human achieve
ment is the hill called Golgotha. The
crucifiXion save the world it's SYM
~ .
In its deepest heart mankind cher
ishes the vicarious motives. What IL
will not do for law it will do for
love. Paul would not surrender his
lawful rights-eXcept in his broth
er's service. Sacrifice is at the cor
ner stone of even pagan religions.
Even the North American Indian has
his legend of an annual offering of
the fairest maiden of the tribe upon
Niagara's crest as a Precipitation of
the god of waters.
The chivalry of manhood and
womanhood makes eager response to
the appeal to sacrifice. Herein lies
the secret OF success of the temper
ance movement. Men Will never be
dissuaded from drinking by hearing
and seeing the horrible effects of
strong drink but for the sake of the
weak, the strong will abstain. The
life that most clearly bears the stamp
of the divine upon it's character is
most desirous of avoiding an occa-
sion of stumbling to a brother.
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out OF mischief by providing him
with koomfortable congenial fire.
side seat. Liberty to follow his own
leadings must be granted to every
man. Intolerance alone is intoler-
able
Malvern daily record., 1917-02-19
FOR DELEGATE TO
 CONST. CONVENTION

Several good men have been mentioned as probable candi- dates for delegate to the Consti- tutional Convention, which cleo tion, will be held in June, for the Convention in November. Among those who have agreed to accept the honor, if elected, we have heard of the following gentlemen named: w. Morton Garden, H. B. Means, J. c. Belote and s. H. Emerson. There are probably others that we have not heard of. These gentlemen have been solicited by friends to accept the honor, and all seem to think this position should seek the man, in place of the man seeking the position, is it is more of an honorary job, than other wise.
Malvern daily record., 1917-02-19
NEW A. 0. U. ".
 LODGE AT NEWPORT

Newport, Feb. 20.-Newport Lodge No. 75, of the Ancient Order of United Worlxmen, was instituted here last Thursday night, with a charter member ship of forty. The class was organized by District managers Don L. Cross and W. R. Ray, two of the most energetic organizers of the order.
 Some of the leading citizens of Newport have become inter ested in the lodge, and promise tomake it one of the strongest lodges in the jurisdiction. Mayor A. T. Hubley is the Past Master Workman, and Prof. Edward Williams, principal of the Newport public schools, is Master Workman. Other of ficers are: Garland Hurt, fore man; Mrs. Alberta White, Overseer; Gus lowers, Guide; D. c. Ethridge, Recorder; Mrs. D. c. Ethridge, Financier; W. T. Parish, Treasurer,
 Grand Master Workman John R. Frazer, Grand Recorder H. L. Gross, and the Degree Team of West End Lodge, were here from Little Rock to participate in the organization of the lodge.