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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
Yl6blidl Ocritor6cn

Ser 32sid6rige Soworo Sddfar
muroc Don ieiner an ser @de BON
ganf- uno 5. StraBc acIegcncn @o6-
nung pon Der 9lm6ulon5 Ser Gonton.
%oli5eiltatiou in idmer crfronftcm
Siltonoe iod Dem ct. Soicp6s 6o-
Ipital gcbrodt NO Or. &ainigon BEL
DER llnteriuMung oie aranf6eit nit
%ocmoptinio bc5ei6nctc. glad Scr
lauf bon 5ruei Shnocu itor6 Sr.
SdGier, Scr IN feline @o6nung 5ll.
riIdgcfebrt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
9Ine 0cm Qe6en n66ernirn.

,Sm glltcr BON AZ So6ren peridieo
acltern in icincr @o6mtng 9}r 22l3,
Wdirro StroBc, Serr Gorl 81. Toi.
fer Gieibctrouert miro ser Gcr6li.
6cnne BON ieincr @ottin GGie Sci.
fer, ieincn Slnge6oriaen nno 3o6lrci.
den 5reunocn Gie 9ccroiailna lin.
BET ON Nlittpoh Gormittag Inn S
ll6r pom Erolerboue aus itott
nodOem in Der ct. Got6crinen.air.
d6c cine @iciic fir iein Scelcnbcil &c.
leien lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
9gfcr6c nn6 @lanIcicL ncrLrnnnt.

Sn einem StoIlgeb0uoe in 9lr.611,
SIt 81. StroBe, ipcl6cs fi6 bntcr
Der 5o6rif Ger Baltimore @}onifolo
So" bcinoct broh elm 6cucr aus.
mo6ci IecbS %fer0e untfoucn, uno elf
@1olleiel ino @ferOe, ooS @igcnt6ur
bon @iaiom z. @riepes, DER in Olr.
1921, 9iiogelD. .StroBc, wobnt, nur
NIT GROCER 0}iibe gerettet wer0en
onntcn. Der 9llarni mar bon 9io1.
mono Dorbmon BON glr. 5t7, Gi0gc-
lD-StroBe, o6gege6en ood mar cs
Der ,6erbei gecilten 6eucrmc6r mir
modlid, Oos 9enoiiutc 5n6rifgebGuoc
81 retten, mdbrcno ooS StalgebGuoc
bis ouf Den @runo nie0er6ronnte.
Ger llriprins oes 6cilers 1T unbc-
fannt imo beiGuft iitb Ger S9oOen
ouf mebrcrc Eouleno 0oaars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
g9SdlcntIidlc g3ricfIiite.

I'm biciigcn Snlptpoitamt lagcra
9ricic mo @efctc fir iolgcnoc Ser.
ionpn nit 0cntidflingcnocn 93omcus
9rieic 6. 9reterrUonJ q 9Hrn'
iiciu :. e5ololtcin 5. Sd)eufcr 6rI.
Glncnio Sic6ert lmO &arl g9aStc,
midi @afcte 6rau ~. 9loieatjoI
mo perr Steintbnl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

Eonicuoc bon N}enihcl paroOirten
geitern nod altem Brand Olirh
bic StraBen.- 4'rahtOolle 8rii6-
lings-9oitiime uurOcn 5llr S9nu
gctroocu. S@0ne 6cicrn IN
air6cn. 9coinn Der lebtcu
6altenwobe.
Gas bcrrliGc 6rii6lngSluctter nit
ieiner mil0en @aliomlift 6otte ont
geItrigcn 8olmlonntag cine @iengc
uou 9oltimorern aus i6rcn 9ebau-
iungcn ms 5rcie gclodt Sn elc-
gontcn 6rii6abrsfleioern luimon~
oelten sic cyGardoler uno @ardOlcriu-
nen in Ger G6orIcS.Stro6c, @rooo-
wap rmo onoeren GcrfcbrsitroBcn
ino 6oten Elm gilo Oar, 6oS an cine
@ora0c ouf Dem goarowalf in 9ltlan'
tic Gitp erinnerte.
Ealmionntog miro iGbrlid bonn
idonen @ci6lcc6t nit Ner5flopien err
iportct, ga es iib al Dieien Gage in
Die ihonen MISUNDERSTANDING flei-
Oet, Oie Scr Mo0ciinn ser alciocr-
mo6crin creirt Bat, alf Groberlmgen
olsge6t mO iid belplnoeru IGBt. IS
lit Die groBe Srobe Dor 0itern. @enn
OoS aoitinm Der iimgcn Came Ocn
fritiirben 9lugen StanO 6oltcn fam
10 lpciB iic, 0aB scr Sag gcluonnen
lit.
9}o6 9eenoiermg oeS @ottes0ien-
ties crgineen iid Goulcnoe inter Oent
floreu Sinmel in oen @dilptitroBeu,
INN Iidb Die neueitcn imO oQerlebten
NloOen on5iiebcn. Sn Stit imo
6arbe Ocr geitern sur S6ou gctra-
gcnen &lcioer lit Der 5riibio6rsgeiit
itarf ausseprdat oelueien. Sic oor-
berrbenOen 6ar6en fpareu opiclgriin
imo ein gldn5cuoes @el6, nit loicnt
6altenwurf.
Ger EolnOnntog iii6rt sic Icbtc
&ode DER 6oitcr5eit Gin. Spe5icae
@ottcsoicnItc uurocn in allen fot6o-
Iiiden mo protcitantiihcn air6en
ge5alten Sn oen fatboliideu airdcn
fanOcn Ero5eiiionen itutt mo oie 9ll-
tore moren nit Eolm5peioen uno
6rilblin9sblumen bcOedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

lmbc5d6mborc 9egieroe ser prioilc.
qirten aloiic, oieies Sono in einen
arieg 6ncin5u5errcn.
S>crr Niari6 ioqtc, ooB cr 6inter
Dem Frdiioenteil iie6e, Oeicn 9lniidt
u6ricOcn o6nc Sie9" cr 6eiiirluortc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
lcIearapI N n @ctter6eridlt.

Nus ocn / so5en gun0es.0etter-
Veobad)tn9s. 80 ionen puroen Die
lolacnocn mic efiit en- EempcratlIrcn,
bic nm 8 llb; 6eif III 9lbcnO bcrrid-
ten bcridtet .lnfoI
glnuilc sim. II WRonieomerb. trfb 60
Ni9mntd llar. n Niunircal, triib 80
Npuog iriib. ] U J Nnniudei, triib. 3s
RiiiulQ te0cn ,nf a qlciu Orleans. frb 0S
Np9tlellpu ilm ~ " glciu Durf rlib 54
NplfnAo, triib. ia GilnbUna iar AZ
Cincinnati, irn philadelphia triib "a
Olcpclnno irD @iiia6nrQb Reacn ga
Nouucr. friib Rurinu0 llc IT, "a
Detroit lcacn i1 IS Rort0no, Ore 3cq AZ
4ulNiD iiar, ~ Euehcc frib ..... "a
Nnlport iuo l6 Nalep6, liar "a
Unluciinlt llnr 10 Call 8 Gib trib "a
vtttH tuD. odli 34 Snn0rancisco. flnr 80
rniicrde. ildt. .5t ST. Sobns triib ...--
Noptc ltiib. ..... ~ St yons. 9lcacit AZ
Nrlfli0. lldr. y. .1S Scrdnion trio 49, 30
dlonoNe i0r 62 SbreOepuri llar GS
NnNida 0iiN. irnb 3S 1pofnc, friib 80
Anpipiuc. irlb 4.62 SDradic. Ncpen. .d6
louisville. 9legcn 5s Gampa. nor .. 60
WiutQnelie rnb..3s talDinaionL triib ..bs
~'empoio, tgib...06 gsnnipe0, iriib. .lG
Gin bcrrlidcs 6rii6ia6rs .@etter
bate ocn 9aItinorern geltern ser
|alnlionntog 6ei9eert. Gigentli6
ricl Su 6ciB iiir oen iuneen S5riib.
ling Gie @oItimorer lieBen atd
ole CUTE @eIegenbeit, oaS i6onc @et.
ter tiihtig olis5iniben niht odtlos
porbeigc5en mo manoertcn 3u
SAoorcn ms 6reie. @iele @erionen
battcn anf oieien gnnoerlmgcn i9re
GbcrrDdc ausge3oqen. Die @oli5ei
cribien geliern nud in ibrer 6riib.
ia5rs-llniform. nieolid auige6iiaelt.
lm Dem gciebl Oes 9SoIi5ei.9lar-
id)aas nah3ufpmnlcn.
Gas thermometer fletterte idon
lpn 6 Nor N}orgens AMI 81 unO err
reidte ge9en @tittag 80 @roo, nm 3
llbr aui IS 0jrao, Inn am g(6eno gc.
cen z ll6r aui rs @rao 3ilriid5uial.
len. 2auniid ipie Der glpril einnol
iit miro oas idone @etter aud nlr
poriiberge6eno iein, ocnn oer g9ct-
ieruamt bat iiir 6eute bercitS fii6-
lcrcS 29etter, epeuhiea @clpitter llno
9iegen on9eiogt.
Sober grud bdlt an Ser ntlonti-
ibcn Sliiitc uno ii6cr Die 6laditaaten
al. Sm unteren O6io. inO imtercm
@'iliiliippi-S5al 9ingen ihmcrc 9ic.
6cn uic0cr, gleihiaas reguete es an
scr noropaciiiihen aiiilc, III Stem.
enalano uno 9tcip2)orf Gie Gem
pcroinr III iitcrioiionudBie bod in
ocn mittclutlontiibcn Staoten, ocn
mfcren Sec.Regionen, oem 0bio.
9n. un0 uat Is bcoeuteno fiibler in
oea oberen See-Sie9ionen, Dem obe-
rcn 0liiiiiiipp S6al uno Dem SiiO.
rcitrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
gqcticronsfdltcn,

Sir NiorUlano unO oen giltrift
Columbia bcltc tribe imo 9ieeen,
fublcr unO noromcItlicbe &inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
acntIdl.glmcrifnncr iinO trrm.


-----.------
@ouocrueur Sarrington oopon Jet
ii6er5elgt. Grfennt bic 3wit.
terloee ser Geutiden in @lnro.
lono al. Snmcrbin mag cS
Eerioncn gc6cm bic iit0 our6 So
notismus 5u elmer @cualtt9ot
6inreiBcn loiieli.
@oubcrncir Sorrington, 6rogcn
bon diBeritcr gSi6tigfeit iiir iac9e-
mo6ner GiorDlono's gegeniiber itc-
6eno, iic6t oic 6cite6enOe Sage bon
elmer uogliAit 6ellcn Seitc an ma
oerlci6t ieiner 3uperiicbt 9lusorud
OaB bic groBte 9Rc6r6eit Scr Geutib.
glmerifoncr Oeu Ser Stooten Oie bon
i6nen geiAluorene 3reue beipabren
meroen Gr t6ciltc 6cutc nit. mas
iiir YlGnc fir sic gereiti6uft &c.
modt pur0cu uno in pic pcit Oie.
iclbcn Ic6on geoie6en lcicn.. Sn Be-
5llg ali Die 0ciiti6 9lmcrifouer Oie-
les StootcS iogte Der @ouOerneur:
sd CLAUDE, OoB Die ii6erp6ltigen-
SC N2e6rbeit Scr Geltid 9lmcrifo-
ner @lorDlono'S, oie onlerifouiic6e
Siirger purOen itnO Sen Sreueio lei
iteten, trob oQer NlogliHfciten unbc-
pegt trcu 6leiben mer0en.
Sore Spmpat6icn fir i6re9onOs.
leute unO Geruonotc 6o6en Iic no
tiirlid in cine idmierige Gage &C.
6rodt lmo iuennglei6 Wlarplono
oOer irgenO cin onOcrer S6eil Ocs
SonOes geoen mogIihc Gorfomn.
mile oui Scr Sut icin miiB, 10 glou-
be ih Ocnnod bcnnoA beitinlnlt, odB
iic, oic 9roBtc A)lc6r6eit peniaItcns,
trcu 5u inierer 6loggc lteben mcr-
oen.~
Gie Grnennung elmer ncuen 6rois
en- 9ercitidofts @olnniiiion, 5u
Ocn 3lucdc, sic 8ertigfcitcn scr Nio-
rDldnoer 6rouen ermoglidlt griino-
lid ouS5unuben ioueit bic wirt6-
icboitlihc @ercitidoft fir MornlonO
in 9etradt foninit, iogtc er, miiroe
ma6rideinlib morgen Dor9cnonnen
merocn. Gieiem 8lane nocb miro es
eine in Der Souptiadc ans 6rouen
6citc6enOc Gomnliiiion icin oic i'm
0ffentlidcn 9c6cn 9lnie6cn gcnieBcn.
CurD 3uiomnenaeben ser 6rouen
fonne 0iel oa5u beigetrogcn perOen,
bic 9epcgung fir sen 9ln6mi ocs
SonOes, I'M oic 9}G6ritoii @roouf-
tion 81 crbo6en peitcr 81 rcr6rciten.
sic miiroen nuBerOcm lid BON
@ert6 erpeiien in Der 2citlng bon
0eimg1rten glr6cit unO odgemeincr
wirt6idaftliden @flidten lle6er Oen
Srt fiir Elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iei
nod fcin eutgiiltiger 9eidluB &C.
ioBt wor0en. gr mics obcr ooratf-
bin, oaB Sabre Sc @ruce wobl ser
geeignetiie 9lob icin oiiritc
nGie @nticbeioing liegt in SGn-
Oeu nilitdriider So9peritdnoiger,"
iagte Scr @ouOerneur aoie beiier
miiien ais ib, mas 6enot6igt miro.
Sbre 8abl lit mcinc @o6I Gie
ariegS506Ilug miro morgen in 6ra-
oerid beginner.
Mrin 3 rlt-hnnn 9 q d nrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
&c dliua6cn .gScrcin0.

Scr uScGwa6cn @ercin bon 8alti4
more 6ieIt geitern ylodnittoo icinc
Dicrtelid6rliAc @cncrol0erlomlalimq
in 9ooenitciner's So0c inter &oriie
ocs Eroiiocnten &orl @roB irno 9Sro-
tofoaiiibulne oeS Setretdrs 9lnton
@a9el nb.
Der Oierteljd6rli6c 8inan5 ga.
ricbt mur0c bonn ScfretGr glnton
Sogcl Ocrleicu uno lieB erfennen
Dob oic 6inan8eu oes @ercins in qu-
tenn 3uitonoe iino uno ser %erein eil
ncites Gcrmogen icin eieen nenncll
fam. Der 0eleeot 5ilm Giirgcrber.
ein Sr. 6riB 9ieutter, eritcttete 9e.
ricGt pom Der lcbien geriommllng
ocs 8iir9cr &creins. Gs ipllroc &c.
lc1lolicn Dab ii@ oic N}itglieoer 81
cinem D8ai-9lusfluo MIR inter Ser
ems N'itglieoern 5riomuenfinocll,
pcIhcr 9luSfluo 0}ittc @}ai itattfin-
sen ioll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
glcnilcrft bcrOGdltia.

Inter Dem SerOodt, al scr 9erolt-
6rn9 BON 8ureour i'm n8rofcIlio-
nal @ebduoc~ an Scr g1oro-G6arles.
StroBe, 6ct6cili0t gcmeien 81 icin.
miro Der 5Ojd6rige g8iaiom @ccnls
BON observation-disclosures, in Der
mittlcrcn @oli5eiitotion fcItoeboltcn.
Gericl6e pur0c bon ocn @e6cimpoli-
5ilten GooneD. Sable un0 9lrmItrong
inter ocr @ciduloigung, onQcblic6
aus Dem @urcou bon @corgc 6.
5meeten in glr. 219, ct. YomltraBc.
cinc 9lftentoidc 0eitoblen 5lt 6obea.
sScems ioq cingcItonocn 6obcI nab
reno ocr Giebid6Ic I'M nGrofciiionul-
@e6dIoc@ itottfonoeu ii6 inn Sim.
mer gir. 313, 0oS bon Or. @. Gim-
berlofc beniBt miro, wcldcr einc Of
tentol1e uermiBt, bciunocn imo oielc
Dcrfouft 81 bobcn. 6erncr ioa or
ocn Die6itobl elmer iolhcn Eoibc aus
ocm @uremi bon Or. ". 9s. Scrring
cingcltonocn 6obcn. Der @efangcnc
beltreitct, iiber 0ic &uantit1tcn bon
@olo, weldes ocn i'm @ebGuOc mob.
ncnoen 3o6ndr8ten ob6onoen fam
ctpas 81 miiicn. 0ic %oli5ci bat
cine 9ln5obI ser geitobIencn Ealden
bon Sroolcrn 5uriid cr6olteL an
luclde @ecns oiciclbc berfauft bu.
ben wia Sn ser 8wii1en3eit miro
er unter Der Seicbuloigung, Or. Sim-
bcrlofe dngeblic6 beito6len 3u 9o6cu
feit9cboIten.
Ger oSDmpbonie.Gh6", cine Or
goniiotion bon As N1uiifcrn ans bic.
iigen Ebcatern, gab geiterl i'm a@or-
ocnEbeater" unter 0eu 9luipi5icn ocs
n@lce-Ghlbs" 5um @eiten ser jiioi4
iden @oblt5dtigfeits- -glnltaItcn Elm
Gon6ert meIdes gut beiu6t mar.
Gas |rogranm beitnn0 aus Sdlu.
bcrt's ollnoolenocte SpmpDonic",
@eoleD's Srite oS6e 9ltoncment Of
Eon" H. Der SuOertiire bon S6omos
5u uSfopmono~. Ser ,,SDmp6onic.
Glub" por Dor Ginger 3eit BON 6.
9. Glpero ms 2eben serlfen um
uncntgeltli6 fiir ipobltbdtiee 8mede
81 pirfen.
DentIdc, Seiterreidliide uno lluaa.
ride Sriessanlciben.
100 Wlart ruS 100 arunen amfluGrts.
Sbeo, 8. Siencr & @u.,
Wra13) 2I7 OR-ynftimOrr.5tr.
(6eb20-) 243 Sib-grunOuas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

Der %rin5ipol ser ofieutlic6en
5Gnle in 9onpitcoo, 6. Sc. Goi95s
ran bet aus SeiluobeitSriidiibtcn
relignirt 2ns iein 95odfolger mirOe
Goluaro gS 9elt crnonnt weIdcr
iriiber ml ser oGnterpric", ciner
Ssodcu5etic9riit in &anlpiieoo, t5d.
tie mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
@ein GrIppcn 9oaer.


tigfcit BON glrluee 0ffi3icrclL 0ie eis
nen &loB 6ci SABRE SC @rdcc fir Gin
Eager bon 10000 9oloatcu ons3uiu-
den i'm 9egriiic iuo.
glis eincr Wlitt6cilun5 ans golti-
more crgina oaB glrmce Offi3iere,
an ocrcn Spite D}aior ail6ournc
iic6t, Soprc oc 0jrace iiir Oieien
3lued inIpiIircu 9frncc Sto6soi
ii5erc iagten onB, went oaS &c.
t6on piirOc, 70 1eid)G6e Is oui @c.
icbl BON @cncrol 0lnior &eonoro
ggoo0. Ocnt Gonlmali0crr ocs oItli-
den Dcparteuicuts. ober nicbt altf
9cfe6l 0es arie9s Gcportenlents.
9lod 9lusio9en oieicr Sfii5icre pciB
Oos Sriegs Gcparienlent nidts bon
0ieicr 9(ngcle9cu0cit
@icrtc 81 egimcnt onsgcri Il.
itet.
Das A 9lcginent lit NM boIlitdn-
big auSgcriiitct imo portct mtr ouf
Ben @}ariAbcic6f. IS 6erriht ser
GiuOrud, ais ob ieine gluigobc cine
compIijirtc icin miro, imO 0as Gegi-
ment 5um Gienit an beribicoenenOr-
ten, 100 Icin Gicnit OringenO err
5cildt miro, get6eilt lpcrOcn miro.
IS 6erri6t inrner cine qroBe linz
geiuiB6eit o6cr sic Soloaten 6oifcn
oaB 6dlo alor6eit Oorein ge6raht
iUcroen miro. Sie 0offen, OaB Dem
Gienit in Der Staot cine 9erpcgung
pon Ort 81 Nrt folgen miro, nm
oaolrd) 0ic SolOuten elmer ipeiteren
9lus6il0uug 81 itnterioerfen. 3elte,
@hiuition, fiir3 aacS 93ot6ige fir fiir.
Sc oocr longc M}dridc, lit in 9ereit-
idoit Sin 9cfe1l, oos 2oger einem
anOcren Hcgimcrt 5u iiberlaiien,
iel6it a6er iib aui Oen @eg 81 mo-
den, iUiiroc bic 9cutc nitbt liberia.
ihen Sic modten germ irgen0 no.
BIN @eimpahtOieuit ivcun es ehl.
nol auf Elm @oli3eiipiteni 6eidr6ntt
it, iDirO iua6ridciulidl einer onOereit
CrgQuiiation ais Sen 9lationolgars
oeu ii6ertraaer peroen.
Sin sic Niuiif iin0 ioit aerug Nhi-
iifer in Gicnit aetrcteu. SSllitrlmcute
peroen in 91I0e pon @oi6ilgton er-
portet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
nnOes- Sepnrtcmcnt fir 9anoWirt6
idlaft-yS -ySettcr.Yiirean.
glcridjt 5 4 NalfimOrc Wctfer6iireans.

Ger ttieieitseebaIt Der 2nit
mar SO q leut Inn s llbr 0ioreens
mio "a y ent Inn s llbr glbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

sluS ocn ! iefeu 9inocs-g4etter-
Veobadhngs' Sc ionen plIroen Die
lolacnoen mic efiii en- Ecmpcroturcu,
pic nm 8 ll9's6eit, m sIbenO 5crrid-
ten bcridtei min
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

sslIqe Tempfrainr.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-01-11
POULTRY WANTED.

am In the market for poultry Of all
kinds and will pay the highest market
prices for same. Bring in your poultry
Wednesday of each week. Inquire at
residence, opposite feed barn, Yale.
So Henry z. Dinner.
The Harrison times., 1917-06-16
BOONE TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
One Hundred Thirteen Enrolled and
Good Work Is Being Done In
All Departments.

The Boone County Teachers InSti-
tute closed the first week of its seS-
sion yesterday. The session will close
next Wednesday, and two days, Thurs.
day and Friday, will be taken up by
the examination. Prof. J. o. Curnutt,
county examiner, will have charge Of
the examination.
Prof. V. l.. Webb, principal Of the
Ward school in Little Rock, is the in
structOr at this meeting and l.. S
Vantuyle, of Boone county, is secre-
tary.
One hundred and thirteen have en-
rolled during the first week of the
meeting. This is a larger number than
had been anticipated, due to County
Examiner Curnutt's patriotic offer to
excuse those engaged in farm work.
Bert Casey, of the Russellville Agri-
cultural School, made an address yes
terday morning on the subject of Agri-
culture. He is well known among the
teachers of this county, being a for
mer risident of Newton county.
Two hours were given yesterday
morning to a meeting of the Boone
County Teachers Association
The Harrison times., 1917-06-16
HARRISON TO HOT SPRINGS ROAD
State Engineers Are Surveying Route
Over the Mountain Claimed TO
Be the Best In Every Way,

Mount Judea, Ark, June IN
Harrison Times:
The State Highway engineers are
here now ready to begin surveying on
the Mount Judea and Harrison high
way by way Of Western Grove.
1t is the intention to have this sur
vey extended on south soon to Russell
ville-this is the direct line for Har-
rison for road to Russellville.
The state engineers will survey
from here to the Boone county line,
between Western Grove and Valley
Springs for the present.
This is to be the Harrison and HQ
Springs Highway by way of Russell
vile and is the direct route.
j. T. GREENHAW
The Harrison times., 1917-06-16
TO LOYAL HARRISON.

The cry has gone forth that the
American Red Cross needs funds TO
continue the great work and meet the
constantly increasing demands made
upon ii, Therefore in Washington,
d. c., on May oath, at a meeting of
its officers it was decided to make
gigantic drive for this, the most phil,
anthrOpic movement in the world.
Resolutions with Woodrow Wilson's
endorsement were made that June
IS to % inclusive be known through
out the United States as Red Cross
Week, the great goal to be $lO0,O0e-
OOO This call has been sent broad
cast throughout the land, every one is
asked to do a bit"
SO methodically has this great drive
been planned that headquarters will
know every night just what has been
dOne-eyen in the remOtest parts
that day. A committee from the Har
risOn contingent has been formed to
interview the citizens in behalf of this
great cause that means so much not
only in comforts but maybe the lives
of our boys who will soon march
away, some TO never retuExaA
Harrison will not be a Stacker
in this call. Every man, womJ in and
child can do for their country Dv
helping the Red Cross work.
The Harrison times., 1917-06-16
SOCIETY NEWS.
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Apollo Club Meeting.

Apollo Club Meeting.
The Apollo Club held their last
meeting of the season at the home %
Mrs. Judson Chapman Tuesday after.
, on, June - IA. majorit, us me
membership was present with Les-
danes FittOn. Glryn rev Gun
mings, and the Misses CrUmpler, as
guests. During the business session
the club voted to purchase a Liberty
Bond 1t was also decided that the
club assist in establishing a system
of music in our public schools, pro-
yided satisfactory methods COull be
agreed upon by the board, teachers
and club. A meeting is to be callcl
in the near future to demonstrate the
FOreSman system and discuss other
plans for this most important branch
of school work.
The program was unusually good.
the subject being Wedding Music
The Tom Thumb wedding, arranged
by Mrs. FranL Kirby was very at
tractive. The bridal party consisted
of Teresa Williams as bride, Richard
Dunn groom, Anna Jane Chapman as
bridesmaid, Mildred Holt as ring bear.
er, Ruth Kirby as flower girl. and Joe
Kirby as minister Other numbers on
the program were:
Norwegian Wedding Procession,
Greig Mrs. Rose
All For YOu-Mrs. Mitchell Holt.
PropOsal-Ralph Ward.
Proposal, Frank H. Brackett-Mrs
Crump.
The BetrothaI, F. Lewis Browne
Mrs, Mahr.
| Wedding March Mendelssohn-Mi Miss
lWOrthington.
Mrs. P, G. Johnson gave her most
Interesting Song Talk.
II The Misses CrumpleE sang a duet
20, That We Two Were Mayng," and
the program closed with a duet by
Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. CrLmp.
An ice course was served after
which the club adjourned to meet at
the home of Mrs. Dunn Thursday the
f721st, at 6 O'Clock for the annual pic
mic. Mrs. C. f. Scott was added to
the clubs membership.
The Harrison times., 1917-06-16
EQUAL SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT.
Women Of Boone County Organize 10
Push Their Right 10 Vote and
Study Duties Of Citizenship

Miss Josephine Miller, National SUI.
frage organizer and a member of the
National Red Cross Nursing Service.
gave an interesting and forceful lee
ture on the suffrage movement az the
court house Tuesday afternoon Not
only did a large number OF Harrison
women eyince their interest in the
subject by prompt attendance. but the
Teachers Institute dismissed and
something like a hundred OF the lady
teachers OF the county were present.
Miss Miller explained that the pur
pose OF her visit was to organize a
Boone County Equal Suffrage Central
Committee to aid in the local develop
ment of the movement and cooperate
with the State and National orgariza-
tiOns.
For this purpose a meeting Of the
women was held at the public library
Wednesday morning and the commit
tee organized as follows:
Mrs. II. S. Baumgardner, chairman;
Mrs. p. G. Johnson first vice chair
man. Mrs Donna Baker, second vice
chairman; Miss May Zeigler, secre-
tary; Mrs. II. H. Jackson, treasurer;
Mrs. l. d Harlin, chairman o. prog
ress; Mrs. J. r. Newman. chairman of
publicity; Mrs. Ida Bardwell and Mrs.
L. c. Clendenin committee on mem
bership.
Meetings will be held bimonthly at
some public place for the discussion
Of questions of enfranchisement and
civil government generally, the object
of the organization being to secure
full suffrage for women and to per,
petuate and extend the principles of
Democracy.
All women are eligible to member,
who enroll as believing in equal SUI.
frage. There will be no dues.
Next Thursday at 2;3O p. m, all
women 2l years of age, residents of
Boone county are requested to come
to the first meeting in the court park
Afterwards the women will go in a
body to the court house and pay their
poll tax. 1t will be $1OO, SO cents of
which goes to the district school fund.
Every woman should be interested in
her own citizenship.
In her farewell remarks Miss Miller
said: I'VE are afraid that many wo-
men do not realize the importance of
paying their POLL tax this year. 1t is
true that only primary suffrage has
been given us, and that we will prob
ably not have an opportunity to vote
even in the primary next year, but to
vote then it is necessary TO pay this |
years poll tax. But it isn't the ina. !
bility to vote next year that is likely |
to do the cause of suffrage harm. Fail. !
ure Of women to take advantage of |
their opportunity to register now may
have the effect of causing many to
believe that women really don't care |
to vote after ALL and this may set
back the day of complete emancipa-
tiOn in Arkansas"