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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-22

por Armando, en- ell que no veia aus
mas que a su salvador y ell de su hi
ia, y no Sc daba cuenta de que su
coraz6n Ia e~nganaba. .
Lo que sufrio en- ell espacio de aque-
la bora, no hay posibilidad de EXPIRE
sarlo. Ora %exponiendo su frente, CUE
ardia, al viento de Ia noche, ora pa
seandose de IN extreme a otro de IA
habitacion, su dido sscuehaba ateats-
mente ell menor ruido.
iEsperaba a su marido!... IA su
marido; a aquel hombre execrado, :des-
preciado, separado de ella para Sem-
pre- por ell recuerdo de sus crimanss,
y a quien ahora aguardaba suspiran-
do como 81 Sc tratara del objetb de
su mas ardiente amor!
LEGO por fin Ell conde, y encontrd a
So mujer palida, muda, inm6vil,E con
las names cruzadas sobre ell pecho,
como 81 tratara de %cpntener los IJnri-
dos vielentss do su pobre csMz6p.
-;Que hay? presunto a su esfsse
vivaneate.
Fl Den Juan de otos hempss, &gnel
cfnico = burlon eaballero de AstG cue
hemos conocido antes, Sc habfa hechs
mucho mejor desde que amaba . So
mujer.
La vic tan abstida, tan aterrads,
adivind tntas sngustiss = taatq do
Tor en- La expression y en- el fono de 81
VOC, que tuvo piedad de ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-22

Cia ahogarSc en- III gargalta.
Sc case por Ia mana2a, slgulo dl-
ciendo Ell Mayor que parecia absorto
en- aquel recuerdo.
-iY muri5 por la noche? pregun-
to ell de Asti dejandose caer sobre un
si!l6n, Y ~pasandose una mano crlspa-
da por Ia frente, donde brillaban al
/ gunas gotas de sudor.
-iFue aseSinado! dijo ell mayor.
FL conde apretaba convulsivamente
e. braZo del sili6n.
les extrano! dijo o voz SOTO
cada.
-Pero dejemos a IN lado los re-
cuerdos cue tan dolorosos RE son Y
ocup6monos de nuestro joven amigo.
En- aquel instante IA Dana del
| guante negro decia a Armando:
Said, id al salon.
Abandon6 e. joven su guarida Y Sc
dirigi6 hacia Ia pUerta. La dana, con
| IN gesto lie detuvo y acercandosele lie
dijo al dido:
Sc que sois I'm excelente tirador,
pero fingid Ia mayor torpeza possible,
Y dejaos tocar repetidas wees. Els
precise que el condo Sc convenza de
cue scis III ve-dadero ~ignorante, Y
que apenas 81 sabeis esgrimir.
-0s obedecere, repuso Armando,
resignado a eiecutar puntualmente to-
das las ordenes de aquella mujer ex-
trana.
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tabor de todas las Rusias.
No tard6 en- aparecer en- el hueco
&c una puerta. Tenia 81 aire de un
hombre al que Sc le ma despertado
bruscamente de IN Sueno profundo.
Ia barba deSpeinada, q Saco marion,
81 pantal6n claro Y ans corbata de
color. contribuian a darle IN aspecto
Tn tanto cGmico.
-;Es listed e. que Ia preguntado
por mime grit6,-iQuien 6 US
ted? .;que me Quiere?
Soy IN correspoasal extrarjero y
Gu"ria....
Lenine me ~interrumpI6:
-Eatre listed. Pero despache rapi-
camente.
Que quiere usted saber?
Y muy agitado, sin esperar m! res
2uesta, anadio:
ST. las bandas de kereasEy mar
chan sobre PetrograGo; la bora es
my seria. Nunca IL libertad de IA
Genccracia ha corrido un peiigro tan
eranCe. Pero nosotros estamos dis
CEeSJos q todo....
".Antes que entregar q Petrogrado,
zsguiremos Ell gran ejempio de Ia Co
muna. La Aurora tleae orden de IL
rar nasta el ultimo dc Sus obuses. \,
;.aemas. tenemos rehenes Y consegui-
remcs mas aun. HemOs advertido a
kerensky que 81 durante Ia noche sus
t-cnas nc Sc retiran a diez kilometres,
arrestaremos a todoS los directories
de banco y companies de SECURES Y
meteremoS en- IA carcel a los prop!e-
tarios de las grandes caSas de conner
clio.
"Conf!o todavia en- que, ante esta
directa al capitaiismo, del
cue e. es 9, mejor soste1, kerensky
vacilar&.
Tres dias deSpues &c 81 vista a
Lanine. el c~orresponsal frances Sc en-
trevist5 con TrotZy. Las declaracio-
res del Ninistro de RelacioneS EXte-
riores del gooierno m~aXimalista re-
fvelan mejor que las pOcaS pa!abras
Gel jefe bolsheviki las ideas Y el tenn
reramento de los aLtvos Gom!na6ores
Ge Russia.
"Por Ia noche-dice e. cO~rresponsal
de lie Natin"-reSuelto 4 yer en-
cualquier forma a Trotzky, me enca-
nine hacia el lejanc Smolny. En- el
Smolny no Queda rastro alguno de
! la agitaci6n de Ia otra noche. Apa-
rentemente. 81 "gobierno" ma comen-
zado a instalarse con metodo. Gran
des tiras de l;enzo fijadas sobre al
gunas puertas indican Ia ubicaci5n
de los diversos "ministerios.'
En- Ia CT IA de libre paso, donde
vuelvo a i:esentarme, Sc aatoriZa q
penetrar en- Ell interior del palacio,
haio IL condici0n de ir acompanado
| por dos guardias rojas. Los que me
acuerdan Y one me rodean inmedia-
tamente con Ia bayenta calada, no
causan ma:a impression.
Llegados al alto de Ia eScalera, mis-
dos guardias de corps sc consular
largamelte. volviendo Y revolviendo
el panel que les han dado en- la Off
! Gina de libre paso. Me doy cuenta
de que no saben leer y les presto ayu-
Ia con toGa buena voluntad. Leo es-
"a Erase garabateada en- el papeI:
"Conducir al compa9ero, sin perder-
ic de vista I'm solo instante. 4 Ia sa-
Ia 60"
Ante una puerta+ mi guardia bar
budo Sc detiene Y dice resueltamente:
"Dehe ser aqui." Comprueho inme.
diatamente que no debe ser &lli, por-
que al penetrar somoS recibidOs con
una andanada de i~njurias, al mismo
tempo cue Sc nos amenaz con Ia
punta de las oayonetas.
Brute. imbecil!-dice Il voz.-
Lleva 4 Ia ~prisionero a otro lugar;
(Pasa I la Ga. Pag. Col. 5a.)
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IA CUE IRA
Industrial y reparaci0n

En- OPINION Qe un eScftlcT &lHsi'Sa
no. no hay NADIA tan sorprenaente
como el rrabajo que Sc reallZa en- Ia
Heres ~trancsses. especiaimente crea-
dos en- grande e~scala, para "a repa-
raci6n de, v~eStuario = armanento de
los solGados, e. resultado que Sc OBJ
tiene en- estos talleres es ahnrrar 4 Ia
naci0n minoncs &c dolares anualmen-
70. BESIDE el calzadc que parecla
| .~nserv!b,e. indigno de poner sobre el
otra vez las manos. por no desper-
| liciar Ell tempo en reparar!o, haSta
los fusiles V ameualladoraS, TODD es
materia de reconstruction, sallendo
TODD nuevo Y diariamente en- cantida-
des exboroitantes.
En- los tal!eres dc r~eparacion de
; ca!Zado Sc eacTentraa montones dc
restos de zapatos. cue llegan nasta
los techos, que a primera vista deb;an
ser tiradoS a Ia basura; v aunGue es-
70 Sc h;zo en- el primer periodo de
liz ouerra. ha side detenido tai des-
peroic!o. Por medic de varios pro-
cesos de renovation, los restos del
calzado que vienen del frente de ba-
tall, co converter prontamente en-
boras y zanaIos s,aves. fuertes Y
,ervihles prirnero Sc les sumeree
en- una mezcla que ablanda V hace
maneiah,e todas las porciones de
Icuero. Luego Sc frota. Sc limpia
cuidadosamente. Sc les remienda. Sc
les ponen suelas y tacones @ ar
! rhos del mis,n6 material. = ouedan
! Hstos nara ser ,sa6os de nucvo. Mis-
!. Jou
'e""e'"H :" ."
En- otroS ta!IeEes Sc Plo""e'' "'
dos a tres mil NhllorNhss' |h o"
nos como nEeVos' 0e los EeS''s "
garrados Y !en's de 1000 "e JUS ""e
nan s!ao uS""oS Z" IDS
Despues de pasaT las Ie'"7 eol "'
bano de d"esinteccl"n, sc ias sec"
Embellishments y caen en- mahos ue
IN pequeno eJerc!to de Sastres que
con extraordInara rapiaez Y ell"
clencla Las utli!zan para oases "s
nueros unltormes. LIstos para 81 ser
vicio, Sc devue!ven Z las 'fopaS y
en- la mayor parte de los casos, no a
los soldados Que las !leTaoan orlg'-
nalmente, porque muchos de clos nan
desaparecido muertos, prlsloneros Q
perdidos. Tal!eres situados dsntrc
de lie Mans. por eJempio, renueVaf'
mensuaimenSe oo.ooo VestiIos cAte-
%rlores; l22.o0V pleas "e uSo inte-
ror; 5000 pares ae Zapatos; oe'ooo
pareS dc 6otaS para LIS 'r!hcheFas
23.OOu cascos de aIero; Ei.'ou 60
IRA; de ?lel y l2o.ooo piezas de T.
Quipo m!!!tar. ToGos eStos artIcu'
los son sometldos a los tres proceSo-
de desinfeccion, reparacioa V reno
vaci"A; Y de los peoaZoS DC 'esa
IqIe no pueden at!lZaTse para MN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-22
LA REVOLUTION RUSA
UNA ENTREVISTA CON LENINE Y TROTzKY

En- los primeros dias que sigule-
ron al del asalto del poder por las
bandas maximalistas. IN eorrespon-
sal de lie Matin,' de Paris, two Ia
fortuna de conseguir, a fuerza de au-
dscia. dos r&pidas ent-evistas con las
oos figuras PARTICIPATES del nuevo go
bierno: Leaine ' Trotzky.
Ambos reportajes fueron heehos en-
los dias en- que el gobiernO maXima-
Ijsta Sc veia anenazado por los par
tidarios de Kereasky ' por las uer-
zas de korniloff ' en- cue aun no
habia renido OCCASION de afIrm~r 81
eiercicio del mando. ASi mas que
verdaderas interviews, son raplcas
semblanzas lie los dos caUGilos en- n
de los morlentos mas dif!clleS de 81
aeru2eion.
La de Lenine tiene como cuadro el
Institute Smolny. cuartel general del
oobierno maximalista, cuyo nomore
ma p-oaular;zalo (; TELEGRAPH en- TODD
el munCo.
En- Ia obscuridad dc! eXtenso patio
dice 81 c-orresponsai del diario pa,
risiense relatando su visira-una trein
ten de AUTOMOBILES bliHdados Y de sa-
nidad maniobran febricitantemente. Y
una multitud de Soldados. guardias
rcias todos. corren en- todaS dlrecclo-
mes. Avanzo re~suelUamente por en-
Ire csc tumulto Y lego, no sin diff
cultad. hasta el aUrio del editlcio,
uonde algunos m~arineroS estan ms
talando canones de marina de trio
rapido. En- e hall" ne rodean va
rios Soldados.
-:DoEce vas, camaraaa?-m me IN
terrogaron.
-Deseo yer a camarada Lenine.
Sc ne senala una puerta a Ia de-
recha; es la oficina de hbre paso. Al
rededor De una mesa de MADEIRA blan-
ca escribea : aplican seIlos lie di-
versos dolores hasta dieZ :ndividuos:
scldados, estudiante. civileS. hacen
tai bulla : parecen tan atareados,
Que para hacerme noJar mt pongO a
car gritos:
Soy ei ~corresponsal de lie Ma
tin, ;DeSeo inmediatamente = LIE
nine,
vi anuncio parece producer una
fuerte impression. Tras III ratio de 81
le2cio, uno De ellos Sc levanta : ex-
Gland en- tono pompoSo:
Nadia VavlOna. has DIDO? No
hay todavia precedente alguno. Sc
trata de resolver una question grave:
guerra 0 no habiar a c~orrespOnsa-
les ex~tranjero? We a averiguarlo a
IA Saia II.
Embellishments, IN sujeto minus
culo. con un aspecto d~esagradab!e
de jiboso ' cubierto con un deScO-
munal gorro tartaro, Sc acerca = mi
: me pide con cierta autoridad mi
pasaporte ' mi credencial de CORES
pcnsal. Aguardo un ~inscante Ia rea-
paricion del gnomo.
lyle interroga a su retorno
e. que parece ser jefe de Ia oficina.
No hay Made en- Ia saia 44-con-
tesla misteriosamente. Nadia Paw
lovna.
We a yer en- Ia sala l..
-Tambien ne es,ado: no hay ma
die ALI como tampoco en- las salas
81 Y So.
Vuelvo al hall, donde Sc advier-
te como IN viento de todas las puer-
tas. 81 Smolny parece prepararse
para r~esistir q un Sitio. Ne lanzo a
ia ventura por una escaler&. \ ma
die Sc lie ocurre impedirme el paso.
\ un marinero que ~encIentrO le di-
90 derechamente:
-:D6nde est& Ltnine? Tengo una
COMMUNICATION urgente para eL.
No ha s&!ito aun de Perogrado-
me coutesta el Neutrality-suspicious. con
migo. 10 yoy q coaducir.
! sin 2regunrarnle quien soy, 81
p~soviden-ia EMar:nero fue 4 ~anunc;ar-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-22

iPoR QUE PREFIEREN LOS MEXICANos NUEsTRA CASA
Nationa! Exchange and Commission Coz
pOR QUE lmE orconamos precos y condicones mas veniaosas sobre las do
ns cHaS lie c2mbo al manIar I'd. su dRro americana Q plata y orc me-
Mcano Il su iamnia en MeNico-P0NoUE Ia renesa de So dnero americana 0
H.Xicano a MrXico la hacemos por nueIra cuenta y resao y lhre lie gastos
-rUROUE Su d.nero 10 mandamoS dretanene a 81 raniIa sir iervenc!o
d aeenics que seHpre roaran OMISSION PORQuE al hocer Ia enrega de- su
dnero. Recognizes n caIa recho frnada por d neresado L. cue o. sTve
para iusurcr { I'd l cunplmiento de nuesTo comproHlso-POAQUE 81 70
erregamo a I'd. dicha cTTarecbo, lie deSoYemoS meNatamente su dnero
Y POROUE proporconamcs 10 sorenca y saranna necesaria para los negoclos
me- d nos cOhfe.
vendemOs al mas bao precto &c plaza, plata y orom excano y bWeies De
Eanco Narlopal Y LonLres V Mexico ruuiIrndu sI leddo al lurar donde I'd
So enCuenra Y para pagan SI Va0r en- e monento de ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nos grautanente tnrornss de sahta d. renes Y preens de pasal. a las pe-
barinncs lie MtAcO, 0 de cuaquera Giro asInto. EScrlbanoS hoy fiSno2
4. II GtEvAR4 y CO. p 0Box3i LAREDO, TEXAS.
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(Pasa Z la Ga. Pag. Col. 5a.)
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-05-23

Mrs. G. D. Dukes was a Pine Bluff
visitor last week
Be sure to attend the Red Cross
Rally next Saturday.
Mrs. Louie Williams and Mrs. Bette
Woods spent Sunday at McGehee.
The Old Folks Concert will be given
tonight at the A. M. E. Zion Church.
RUB-MY TISM Antiseptic, Relieves
Rheumatism, Sprains, Neuralgia, etc.
Rufus Reed of Oak Grove, La, spent
few days here last week with his
family.
Mrs Bette Harmon went to Port
land last week to attend the marriage
of her sister.
Hon. VIM. H. Harrison of Oklahoma
City will deliver an address tonight at
Hollands Chapel.
Mrs. Lucinda Williams of Sterling,
La, was a guest here Saturday of her
daughter, Mrs. V A. Van Buren,.
If You have Chils or Malaria get
IS cent bottle of Sanol Chill Tonic; moth
ing better for chills and malaria Get
it at Bordeaux Drug Store.
WANTED:-A good reliable colored
woman without husband or children to
cook for small family. Room on yard.
Permanent place for right woman. APP
ply at post Office. ct
The Shutdown District Convention
is the name of play which will be
given on Friday night, June {, at st.
Paul Baptist Church.
A box supper will be given en- Satur-
day night of this week at Brown :
Chapel. M E. Church. Auto riding will
be one of the features of amusement
Quite a number of Dermott people
attended the school closing exercises at
Baxter last Friday night w. H. Gray
has been teaching there for about 20
years.
Preparations are going forward for
entertaining the Baptist State Conven-
ton which will be held here in June.
Nearly thousand delegates will be in
attendance.
Presiding Elder A A, Flemming of
Pine Bluff conducted services last Sun
day at Hollands Chapel. He turned
his night services over to the Red
Cross committees
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-05-23
Big Red Cross Parade Next
Saturday

On Saturday, May %, the colored
people of Dermott and vicinity will
have big parade.
The marchers will gather at St. Paul
Church at 3 clock p. m. and march to
the speakers stand near the depot.
Prominent speakers will then enter
tain the audience in the interest of the
Red Cross, and those who fail to be
present will miss rare treat
The colored ladies will serve refresh
ments along the streets, and all pro
ceeds will go for the work of the Red
Cross All business houses will be
closed from o clock till 3. and the
city will be turned over to the workers
for the Red Cross.
Every person Is invited and expected
to be present, for We must have every
dollar we can get for this great work
Publicity Com.-Aaron Jackson
Lee Mitchell
Mrs Lille E Morgan
Speakers Com. DR. A. r. Parker
David Clifton
W. G. Hunter
Prof J. H. Nickers Chairman.
Dir. o. NJ Banks, Secretary.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-05-23

the satisfaction of encumbrances upon
such lands. which. In the Judgment OF
said board, were incurred or assumed
by said applicant fer the aforesaid
purposes.
See. g. Every applicant for d farm
loan shall state clearly in his applica-
ton the purposes for which such loan
, is desired, and upon its approval by
the board this statement shall be deem
ed part of the note or contract under
which the loan is granted But ne
failure to apply such funds to the
purposes stated in such applicaheon or
enumerated herein shall inVaiiNte
loan when once made nor shall any
thing herein contained be deemed TO
prevent any farm owner from selling
or leasing lands subject to such IN
CumhranCe; but If he shall violate MS
said contract by applying the moneys
borrowed to purposes other than those
stated in his application or enumerated
herein. or If he shall lease such lands
or sell them to any person not fulhll-
ing the conditions and purposes pro
vided for herein. said board is autSor-
lied and directed to require the repay
ment of said loan upon six months no.
tice and said note or contract shall
contain clause providing therefor.
Sec. I. Such loans shall be repaid
with interest accruing in annual in
Stailments on the amortization plan,
such installments being fixed at SUCH
sums as will cover the interest rate
to be agreed on between said board
and the applicant. said period to be
not less than five nor more than thirty
SIX years; but any debtor may lidui-
date any part or ali or his Indebtedness
in amounts OF sbo 90 or multfples there
Of upon any amortization payment
date.
Sec g. The rate OF interest on loans
shall be five per cent per annun: pro
vided that no Farm Credit Bonds shall
be sold for less than par: and pro
vided further that the board shall re
Iquire each applicant TO nav an initial
charge of / prr cent of the loan grant
ed the minimum charge to be $1,000
to cover The cos, Of arpraisal and ex-
animation 81 title
Sec All sarpius funds aeerutnC
from the op,ration Of the system OF
rural credits herein nroyided for after
paving interest arrrufnr ON the aforr-
pxpenSts arising from tho admfnistra-
1hau he nInc.d IN M state TREASURY
and hecsne n mn af a fund to he
1uown as the "Afkau-as Raral credit
Reserve Fund Sd N,lkaneas Rural
credit. Reserve Fnnd shall he loaned
on farm lands in the manner herein
pro,fa.d fnr ~ Arkansas Rural
credit Iaan t,u.l a.d ~ interest ac-
cruinr from Ioan1 n,s.ds from saia ar
Kansas puraI f,rtg{fs Reserve Fund
sb,n be IA, :, I'D bc,,,,,,. =. nnrt
.of i .rh. s.fI ,,tsn.,,s Rura1 Trndits
Reserve E,1nd IN he irredtefhla ex-
cent fbat II may he drawn unor To re
{,Ihnrst ~, ST. IA, inss fnr,,ry.5 in
me administration af sid system OF
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-05-23
Warning Order.

In the Chancery Court of Chicot
County. Ark.
G. a. Franklin. Plaintiff,
No. 3lS5 "
Ed Harmon and ollie Harmon, his wife.
Defendants.
The Defendants. Ed Harmon and
Ollie Harmon, his svife. are hereby
warned TO appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the Plaintiff. G. 4. Franklin.
Witness my hand and seal of said
court this 18th Day Of May. l9is
Gaines Merrlt. Clerk.
J. {. Gillison, Atty for Pitt. 5-23-4t
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-05-23
re II Resolved by the House OF Rep
and the senate of the
state of Nrksnsa>, the Majority Of
10th Houses Agreeing Therefor

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The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-05-23
PROPOSED LEGISLATIVE AMEND
MENJ.
Proposed CopstituttounI Amendment
No. -.

Providing credit Of State may h
#aaned aud Indebtedness incurred u a
amount not exceeding two per cent q
he assessed valuation Of property III
State for tine purpose Of proNidtus
funds to be loaned upon the security
IF farm lands within the state or max
ing farm loans: providing Governor
Secretary Of state aud STATE Land ton
missioner shall constitute State Lane
Board having authority To sell honds
IN name eff STATE, place money In Stat
Treasury and loan money to bona f.
purchasers Of farm lands in ArksnSa=
and prescribing manner III which SUI Il
aoans shall be made and repaid, deIe=
Eating To the Legislature the authortf&
70 provide for carrying out administer
ing and safeguarding the provisions g.
his amendment: providing all proNta=
fans OF the Constitution OF ArkRnsa=
IN conflict with this amendment ar
repealed.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-05-23
Warning Order

In the Chancery Court of Chcot Coun-
y. Arkansas.
F. Darcy. Plaintiff
No 3ls6 ".
". l. Gray. Defendant
The Defendant, " l.. Gray, is here
by warned to appear in thiscourt with
in thirty DAYS and answer the complaint
of the Plaintiff. j f, Dazey.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court this Goth day Of May, lois
Gaines Merritt. Clerk,
Harry f. Cook, Atty. for Pitt. 5-23-4t
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Assessment Notice.

The Assessment books of Water and
Light Improvement Districts Nos.
and We're filed in my office1on this Bird
day of May, 1918. and the same are
now subject to inspection.
j. I. Crenshaw.
City Clerk
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-05-23
PROPOSED LEGISLATIVE AMEND
MENT.
Proposed Constitutional Amendment
No. IL.

Amending Sections 2 and of Arti-
Gle OF the Constitution of the State
of Arkansas; providing that the SUI
preme Court of the State shall be
composed of seven Judges, one Chief
Justice and six Associate Justices; pro-
vidtng the Judges may sit in two di-
visions and otherwise providing the
manner in which the court shall sit
and shall render its decisions.
Providing for the selection and cleo
ton OF the two additional Judges.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-05-23

The famous Bostonian Shoes for men;
none better.
The good old reliable Sell Shoes for men,
women and children.
A complete stock of Munson last army
shoes from the heaviest hike shoe to the
finest of army officers shoes.
The famous Hunkins high class shoes for
ladies. They are better than the best
outclass the rest.
Also the well-known high grade ladies
shoes of the Thompson Croker Shoe Co.
and Boardman Shoe Co. of Boston, Mass,
and several other good reliable brands.
We have the best assortment of Dry
Goods in this vicinity.
Our Clothing stock for Men and Boys
speaks for itself. Judging from the salts
fed customers who are coming back to
look for same again.
A complete line of Ladies and Gents
Furnishing Goods.
All of our Merchandise is fresh. clean
and up-to-date most of which We were
fortunate enough to buy before the latest
advances. and which you can buy from us
cheaper than we can duplicate at whole
sale prices.
We exchange goods and refund money
to all customers on demand without CUES
ton. provided goods are not damaged
when returned
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-05-23

We would like very much to quote you
prices on our entire stock of merchandise.
but on account of lack of space we are
unable to do so However we quote here
with some of our prices, and assure you
Ladies vests zoe value for lie
House Dresses 81 to So so values, special
sale price. Sl.37.
Fancy Lawn worth 20c to 25c now going
at lie per yard.
Ladies and Children's Dresses SOC and
up: hot values: come and see them
LADIES SKIRTS - White and fancy
piques fancy and plain taffetas. and mes
saline silks poplns and serge, all kinds
and all colors 81. % and up. Excellent
values.
Mems Suits $500 up
Mems Pants. all kinds and colors. 81. As
and up.
Bingham in fancy paids and stripes.
25c value sale price 11c
SHOES and OXfords latest styles and
colors tor men and women. 81 63 up.
Misses and Chldren's Shoes 93c up.
Come and see for Yourself.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-05-23

FOR AMENDMENT NO. IA.
AGAINST AMENDMENT NO IA.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-05-23

FOR AMENDMENT NO Is.
AGAINST AMENDMENT No. Is.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-05-23
AMONG COLORED PEOPLE

Items of interest among colored
people should be left at the Palace
Drug Store or at this office.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-05-23
DA n I S
BA RCA|N
earn IvAI

We have the largest stock of Mer-
chandise we have ever had since we have
been in Dermott All of you who have
visited our store know this to be a fact
Not only have we the largest selection,
but we carry a much nicer and better
line of goods than ever.
Our stock consists of some of the following lines