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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-26
Nu platesc, merg 81 eu.
Pc nOaptea asta vel rata


Pc noaptea asia vel rataci
dumneata, = zise Petru Bradu.
Mai bine sa ramii aici peste noap
tie la jupinul. Din Vladeni pima
in Valea Dosului drum de trei
ceasuri.
- Ca nu ma due in Valea Do
sului. Eu ramin in Vladeni; ell
sunt din Vladeni de loc, zise obo-
sit Ilie Marin. Oamenii, din uSa
Sc intoarsera Gu totii, mirati. II
priveau pc strain.
= Cum sa fiji d-ta din Vladeni z
= intreba unul.
= Da, sunt de aici. ST pc dunn
nealui il cunosc. E Petru Bradu,
= sill arata pc fostul jurat.
= ST mai cunosc 81 pc altii, nu-
mai cit am uitat numele. Cinci-
sprezece ami mnlta vreme. -
Tacu putin, apoi lasindu-si capul
fr1nt pc pept, zise Gu glasul sea-
zut: Eu sunt HE Marin. M'au
scos acum din 1nchisoare.
- Ilie Marin. = intrebara de-
odata Gu totii, impietriti de mi
rare.
- Da. Char mai inainte vor.
birati de ell. 81 aveti dreptate
Judecata atunci a fost pripita
Nll~ ell Lam ucis pc DumitraS
Numai cit acum totul in zadar
Eu nici nu ma gindesc mai multi
la nenOrocirea aceia. Acuma am
alte gInduri. Eu acum cetesc din
cartea asta. ST cartea ma invata
ca viata asta-i desarta 81 ticaloa.
sa. Ma invata sd no iubesc. Sa
iubesc viafa cea vesnicd. Sa fac
fapte bune inaintea Domnului
ca sa-mi cistig un loc de odihna
Sa iertam, sd uitam, ca 81 Dunn.
nezeu sd ne ierte.
Cit vorbi, in ocl1ii lui cazuti in
orbite, licarea o lumina ciudata
care lie imprumuta o expresie dc
nebunie.
- ST ce cartel asta? - intre.
ba un Romin, Gu glasul rece, in
fiOrat.
- f biblia. Carte crestineasca
O am din temnita. Mia dat-o un
popa. Popa nOstru, care venea sa
ne spuna cazanii.
Oamenii taceau ca N biserica
Hant, circiumarul, ramase inlem-
nit, Gu gura cascata, dupa ia
raba.
in urma, rupse tacerea omul Gu
ochii albastrii, care sezuse in
fruntea mesei.
= Apoi bine al VENT, frate l.
lie. Dumnezeu sa-ti dee bine de
aci inainte, daca nu tia dat pima
acum. Si-i strinse nina Gu pu
tere.
(Sfirsitul va urma in No. viitor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-26

VENT curat N20.17
Care suma s'a predat in Steu-
benville, Ohio, la oficiul Crucei
Rosie Americana, pentru care su-
ma MIS- dat frumoasa multu.
mita din partea comitetului Cru.
eel Rosie Americana.
Asemenea 81 moi aducem mul.
tumita fratilor Romfni 81 surori
Tor Romine, care all luat partt
la parada 81 Picnicul acesta $
au contribute cu oboMl d-lo1
pentru ajutorarea celor ce s;
razboiesc pc cimpul de lupta
printre care sunt 81 frati de III
SINCE cu moi.
Sperind ca toti fratii Romin
intotdeauna vor sti sa-si fac;
datorinta ca in sus numita ri
seminar Gu dragoste adevara
frateasca:
Iosif Medves, pre;edinte
Petru r. Precup, secretar
loan Dutu, casie,
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MARIN.

Cerul plumburiu de toamna
cernea 0 bura rece, surie. Din va
zduh cadea repede inserarea. Tu-
fele de pc marginea drumului de
tara imbracau forme ciudate: un
bivol ce paste, capra ce Sc ca
tara, un paznic ascuns in cojoc
mitos.
HE Marin inainta Gu greu prin
mMga drumului. Vedea figurlle
cihdate, care Sc iveau la dreapta,
la stinga, inainte, 81 inima Use
stringea de groaza. Inaintea u
nui copacel, eel paru un mos
neag aplecat pc cirja, vol sa Sc
opreasca 81 sal intrebe: Mai este
mutt pima n Vladeni, mosule? Sc
simtia istovit de drum 81 rupt de
foame.
Venea de departe. In noaptea
trecuta dormise intr'un sat, 81
din crapatul zorilor ISL luase de-
saga n spate 81 pornlse. Drumu-
rile le cunostea inca bine, dar de-
partarea de la un sat la altul no
mai tinea minte. ST calatorea asa
de patru zile. Trenul il abuse Do
mai departe Oar la CARA, vOlnd
sa crute paralele, sc coborl. Sc
desvatase de umblet multi, 81 Sc
simtea slab, par'ca beat.
Auzi in urma latrat de ciini, 81
zari, nu peste multi, o dunga de
lumina. Atunci puterile-i crescu-
ra de-odata.
1ntra in satul pc carel parasi
Sc de cincisprezele ami. PeO hui
lita, intro casa de peatra ii ira
la nevasta si-o fetita. 1nsa ell Sc
va opri putin sa rasufle, sa. guste
un strop de vim, la circiuma SaN
sului.
Oamenii care Sc cinsteau Gu vim
nou. Gu must, intOarsera Obrajli
spre usa. Oar mime nu cunOseu
pc strainul imbracat nemteste,
Gu fata slaba, Gu barba carunta.
Ilie Marin sezu linga usa, ceru
pine 81 un pahar Gu vim. Minca
domol, sorbea din vim, 81 in ras-
timpuri privea ratacit prin cir
ciuma. Pc circiumar, pc Hant, il
cunostea. Oar Use paru cal mai
lung 81 mai slab. Dintre ceialalti,
abba de vre-O trei s'ar fl putut
lega. IL pisca fumul de tutun 81
simtea cal lacrameaza ochii. Nu
Sc putea gindi la mimic Nu-i pa
rea bine, nici rau ca vede Oameni
din satul lui. Asculta sorbind din
win, vorbele oamenilOr, care lau-
dau bunatatea vinului din anul
aceSta.
= De cfnd culeg, - zise unul
din capul mesei, ell numai de trei
ori mai stiu asa belsug. Odata,
inainte Gu sase ami. Apoi inainte
Gu zece ami, 81 in urma cind l-au
omorit pc Dumitras, nu stu citi
ami vor fl de-atunci, pare ca trei-
sprezece.
M, sunt cincisprezece in
cap, = zise altul. Eu mi-aduc BIZ
ne aminte. Am fOst de fata cind
l-au judecat pc Marin.
Strainul priv Gu bagare de sea-
ma la eel ce vorbise pc urma. E.
ra caches, GU mustata groasa, 81
co gura larga ca de peste. Da,
avea dreptate. Fusese fata cind
l-au judecat. il cunostea. Era Pc
tru Bradu, pe-atunci jurat in Via
deni. M simti nici durere, nici
rusine, cind ISL auzi numele. Ii
parea ciudat cd oamenii acestia
il pomenesc acum, dupa atitia
ami. o singura intrebare cerca
sal nelinisteasca: Dare ell sunt
acel Marin de care a vorbit Pc
tru Bradu?
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,$5.25; loan Aha il sofia So; To-
sif Medves 81 sofia $4; Nicolae
Samoila 81 sofia $4.75; Petru
Iancu So; Lazar Vlad $4.25; A
vram Gancea $4.3o; loan Butica
81 sofia $4; Alexandra Tanase
81; George. Tanase So; Nicolae
Tanase So; Stefap Boian So;
John Iaconisjm 81; Nicolae Du-
tn So; Mihail Boenescu ST.; Mile
Milanovici $1;- loan Rujan So;
loan G.. Radu ST.; George Baltes
So; loan Buta So; loan Riscutia
So; Visalon Uibarin 81; OLYMPIA
Avram So; Nicolae Deach $3;
Lazar Clej So; Nicolae Nita 81;
Nicolae Aida 81; Petru Miclea
81; Maria Bolborea ST.; loan Nj
coara 81; loan Rujan 81; Nico-
lac Pipernea 81; Dumitru Han
zu 81; loan Suciu 81 sofia So;
George Serbian So; loan Boian
So; Stefan Boian 81; Saveta Ju-
de 81; Costandin Baia $50; loan
Clej So; Dionisie Musca SO; Pc
tru Marcu So; Dumitru Fodor
81; loan Colonel SO; George Bi-
tetu So; loan Bacian $3.50; Ia
harie Zariu SO; loan Mihai 81 !;
George Ghibedia 81 sofia So /;
loan Andrei 81 sofia So; George
Andrei So; loan Budia So; loan
Dichom 81 loan Bania 81; Ma
ria Grusa 81; lNicolae Popa 50 !;
Costandin Vintan 81 sofia So /;
Mihai Colba 81; Paftenie Suciu
81; Maria Laslo 81 George Dan
81; Zaharie Lungu 81 sofia 50 /;
Miller Topic Soc; Achim Popa
So; Nicolae Balean 81; Nicolae
Benchia 81; Deonid Herzeg So /;
loan Hociota So; Nicolae Clej
So; George Furdia 81 sofia 81
Petru Stoica 81; Petru Lupescu
81; Maria Stoica 81; Mich ID.
Scordellis 81; Nicolae Rusu 81 ;
George Albu 81; Vasile Rohan
So; loan Pastor 81; Trandafir
Haida 81; Costandin Josan 81 !;
Nicolae Mihetu 81; loan Negu-
liciu 81; Nicolae Suciu 81; loan
Birau 81; Sofron Moldovan 81 /;
Nicolae Macrea ST.; Toader Pop
81; Tina Mill So; loan Oprisa
ST.; loan Lascn 81; Gavrila Bo-
ian 81; loan Stanciu 1915; Va
sile Pavel $3.50; Dumitru Cor
cea 81; Nicolae Draia 81; Aron
Clan So; Adam Popa 81; Petru
Riscutia 81; Nicolae Roman 81 !;
Avram Luca Soc; loan Costari
soc; Samson Gorcea 81; Nicolae
Vlad soc; Tanase Dan SOC; Ste
fan Nistor $3.7b; loan Sopa So
loan d. Dutu ~; loan /. Radu
ST; Ilie Serbu 81; Toni Leon
So; Deonise Alba So; George
viliciu 81; George Roman 81
din partea membrilor societatei
Gloria Romina din Weirton, w.
Va. inca $22.50.
Tot pc aceasta Gale multumim
fratelui George Taran, care do
mind o bicicleta, care s'a pus in
loterie, aducind suma de 1878
| Asemenea multumim sorei Ma
rina Riscutia, care STA dat slim
| ia de a facut o fata de masa
toata de cipca, care find pusa
| in loterie a adus frumoasa suma
de 5000.
| Asemenea nu putem trece GU
| vederea a nu aduce multumiti
surorilor Ana Dutu, care donat
un ceas de DANA in suma de $12,
! Maria q. Lungu 0 perinita, Ana
Fodor fatA de masa 81 tava
Gu niste paharute, earl obiectt
au fost puse h jocul damelor 81
an adus Suma de $1O6.60 pentru
care fapta lie aducem multumita
| Asemenea Sc aduce multumita
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Z De, bietul Ilie Marin, stu

DC, UICluI 1llC MdIlli, Stlu
ca avut viata! Sade de alta "a
mar de ami sd putrezeasca la um-
bra. Anil eel mai frumosi al vie.
til lui s'au dus Ell Sc va intoarce,
dar anil tineretii lui nici odata,
zise lar eel din capul mesei.
Strainul il priv indelung 81 pc
acesta. il cunostea de pc bunata-
tea ochilor albastri, din chipul
cum ridica 81 golea paharul de
vim, fnsa numele nu-i venea in
minte. Stia ca la fost prieten, ca
S 'au cinstit de multe orr Gun pa
har de bautura. ST totdeauna spu
nea adevarul; ami tineretii lui.
petrecuti in intunerec, nu Sc vor
mai 1ntoarce. Sc gindea: Ceva ar
mai fl trebuit sa spuna prietenul.
Sa fl zis asa: Viata acum nu mai
are nici un pref. 1-se parea ca
oamenii aceStia nus aevea, cal
vede intr oglinda, 81 ca aude cu
vintele lor printr IN geam.
= Atunci mise pare mie 'au
prea grabit Gu judecata, zise
altul, dupa ce-si sorbi vinul. Toa-
ia marturia impotriva lui tfost
pusca insingerata, care s'a gasit
la Marin in fin. Eli, dar pusca
Marin n'a avut in viata lui. Pus-
ca nu era din sat. Era straina.
- A mai fost ceva, zise Petru
Bradu. A marturisit, sub jura-
mint, Vladut ca in noaptea aceia
La vazut pc Marin aproape de
locul omorului.
- Da, numai cit pc juramIntul
lui Vladut n ar fl trebuit sd puma
mare pref. Acela, daca-i ceri, Ju-
ra ca vede dantuind sfintii din
Ger, = zise omul din fruntea me-
sci.
Strainul aici zimbi. Avea drep-
tate acel Gu ochii albastrii. Si-i
parea rau ca nu-i vine in minte
numele. Vladut acela fost tot
deauna gura sparta. 81 slmtea
o placere, cind Sc gindea ca ju-
decatorii au dat ceva pe juramin-
tul lui Vladut. Da, ell suferise ne
vinovat cincispreZece ami. Acum,
vezi bine, lui nu-i mai pasa de
mimic. Pentru ell tot alta: vi
novat orr ba. Anil au trecut. ST
acum ell nu Sc mai gindeste att
ia la viata asia, nici la ceea ce a
fost, nici la ce va veni. De dol
sprezece ami citeste i'll fiecare III
intro carte mare, grOasa, Gu pa
retii negrii 81 litere marunte. D
are 81 acum in desagi. 81 de aceia
nu intelegea pentru ce mai vOr-
besc oamenii despre ell.
Isl mai ceru un vim. Sc fncalzi
putin 81 Sc simti mai intarit. Nu-
mai fumul de tutun des 81 tare, il
nemultumea. Oamenii pareau ca
nici nu-l vad, vOrbeau de pretul
vinului, de semanaturile de toam-
ma, de-O alegere de primar.
Ilie Marin sorbind din vinl lui,
simti o deosebita induiosare. Isl
desfacu desagii 81 scoase cartea
cea groasa. Oar nu putea cetl, E.
ra prea intunerec. Ceru de la Sas
O lumina, deschise cartea 81, ra-
zimindu-si fruntea in palma, in
cepu sa ceteasca.
- Va fl un Jidan, - zise ci-
neva de la masa.
= M cred, zise alt glas. Drept
ca are barba, dar nu seamana to-
tusi a Jidan.
Marin cetea 81 auZea ca prin
Wis povestile Rominilor. Va fl ce-
tit multi, cind Sc ridicara oamenii.
Vre-o citiva erau cheflii, 81 ar Fl
volt sd mai ramIna. Oar Hant, Sa
sui. nu Sc inyOi. Trebuia sd Sc O.
| dihneasca 81 Hant.
= Dumneata dOrmi aici? - in
treba circiumarul pc Marin, va
The Monett times., 1918-10-18
NIarbut.

Mr.. and Mrs. Pude Morlan have in
fluenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Dyer, Mr..
and Mrs. Jine Henderson, Will Mar
but and son, Icle visited Mr.. and Mrs.
V. H. Marbut Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan Goodnight
visited Clint Marbut and family Sun
day.
Mrs. Jordan and daughter, Eva, Wis
tied Mrs. Oscar Jackson Friday.
School was closed Monday on &C
count of Influenza.
Mrs. Oscar Jackson and little
daughter visited Mrs. V. HI. Marbut
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jackson and
little grand daughter, Mildren visited
Felix jackson and family Sunday.
The new school house will soon be
completed.
V. H. Marbut attended the Here
ford sale at Cassville Saturday.
Bro. Ennis failed to come to his
appointment Saturday and Sunday.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18
SPECIAL REPORT OF ST.
LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET

Cattle: Market steady on killing
cattle and 10 to 15c per cwt, lower on
stockers and feeders.
Beef steers $3.50 to $3.50; stock
ers and feeders 81 to $11.50; stock
cows and heifers $675 to $S.75; year
ling butcher cattle $725 to SIG; beef
cows $3.50 to $3.50; Gamers and cut
ters S5.75 to 1925; beef bulls $40 to
$12; sausage bulls 81 to $3.50.
Hogs:-Market extremely slow and
Is to 25c lower, top s1S.40. Pig mar
ket demoralized, as we'll as all South
ern hogs with weight from suspicious
territory
Bulk of the good hogs weighing
from ITO lbs. upward, selling from
$3.50 up to $3.50 for the stronger
weights; 13O lb to $50 lb pigs SIG to
$16.75; lighter pigs $3.50 to $15.75.
Best rough hogs $16.50.
Sheep:-Market active and 25c
higher than yesterdays closing prices.
Fat lambs $3.50 to S15.25; Gull
lambs $40 to $10.50; fat sheep $40;
choppers and bucks So; Gamers $3.50
to $5; goats So to Sc; kid goats $3.50
to SO; breeding ewes 81 to $15.25.
National Live Stock Commission Co.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18
RUMOR THAT GERMANY
ACCEPTS ALL TERMS
While Washington has no Official
Word Of Enemy's CapituIati0n, it
Regards News as Shadow of
Events Cast Before Them.

Washington, Oct. 16. - Tonight's
news Of Germany is everywhere re-
garded here as the show of great
events being cast before them.
News dispatches this afternoon un-
der an Amsterdam date line said the
Niewe Rooterdamsche Courant had is
sued special edition in which the
report was published that Germany
had capitulated and Emperor William
had abdicated Another dispatch un-
der London date line, quoted Reut-
er's Limited, reported that the Ger
man reply to the presidents most re-
cent note was expected to be COM
municated Immediately and that it was
likely to constitute a general accept
ance of the conditions outlined by the
president as precedent to peace. Re-
ports also received in London, dis
patches said through diplomatic chan
nels from Holland, that the German
reply probably would be sent today
and that it would be an acceptance
of President Wilson's terms with some
stipulations to the effect that the in
teresta of the German people must be
respected.
Later the Niewe Rotterdamsche
Courant withdrew it's statement re-
porting capitulation and abdication OF
the kaiser, while the British official
press bureau announced it had been
officially informed that such rumors
had no foundation in fact.
There is in Washington no official
word that the kaiser has abdicated;
or that he has been overthrown; OF
that Germany is ready to accept all OF
President Wilson's terms.
Officials and diplomatists, cautious
and conservative by nature and prac-
tice, regard with incredulity the in
timations that one or all of those
things has happened. Of course, they
all hope they have; they all know that
ore or allsof them are inevitable.
The official opinion in the capital
tonight is that coming of these
things is timed only by the unknown
degree to which the German military
power has been broken. There may
be more information on that point in
the chancellors of England, France
and Italy than there is in Washington.
-When President Wilson's reply to
the German peace proffer went forth
Monday night, it was predicted here
that if it did not bring a complete and
unconditional surrender of military au
tocracy, he German people themselves
fould force one. President Wilson's
words were plain invitation to the
German people to take such step
and an ultimatum that there would be
no peace with kaiserism.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18
NOTICE TO THE RELATIVES
OF SOLDIERS "OVER THERE

1t is desired that every man in the
American Expeditionary Forces shall
receive Christmas present.
For this purpose a Christmas Cou-
pom is given each man abroad. These
will be mailed by the soldiers, to rel
atives and friends. No soldier can
receive more than one package and
not more than three pounds can be
sent to any one person. Boxes of the
dimensions fixed by the government
will be furnished to "a Cross chap
ters and in no other way can they be
forwarded, as the Red Cross has to
receive all the boxes, wrap them and
deliver to the post-office authorities.
1t is desirable to know the exact num-
ber of soldiers from the jurisdiction
of the Monet Chapter, which includes
all the north half of Barry county and
Forest Park, who have gone "over."
Will relatives of soldiers abroad
kindly communicate by letter with
Phillip B. Davis, secretary of the Mo-
nett Chapter, so we may know how
many boxes to ask to have sent us
This information must be had by Oc-
tober 23rd.
The boxes when packed must be
forwarded not later than November
18th.
PHILIP B. DAVIS,
Secretary Monet Chapter.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18

Request of County Board of Health.
The Board of Health of Barry
county hereby requests that all
public gatherings be dispensed with
thruout the County until Monday,
the 21st day of October; this is in
tended to include schools, churches
and all other indoor gatherings, and
thus save as far as possible, the in
ception or spread of Spanish influen-.
"a.
We are, thus far, fortunate in
that it is not very prevalent in most
sections of the county and by taking
these precautionary measures, we
may, and no doubt will, prevent it be-
coming a serious epidemic here.
Care will be taken by the Board to
ascertain the conditions in the county
near the close of the above stated per-
iod, and further action will be taken,
if found necessary at that time.
The citizens of the county are re-
spectfully requested to take notice of
this request, and in every case, as fas'
as possible, comply Herewith.
COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH,
By S. w. Chandler, M. D. Sec.
Cassville, Missouri, Oct. 10, 1918.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18
PHILIP B. DAVIS,
Secretary Monett Chapter.
Townships Up With Quotas.

To date the following townships
are reported to be up - with theil
quotas on the Fourth Liberty Loan;
Exeter, Washburn, Flat Creek
Sugar Creek, Butterfield and Pho
neer. The following are just about
up: Liberty, Shell Knob, Crane and
White River.
The county organization is doing
all in it's power to assist those town
ships still behind to bring their
quotas over, If the people of this
county would make the winning Of
the war their chief business for the
remainder Of this week Barry coun-
ty would not be left in the Stacker
list land every township would raise
its qaota.-Cassville Republican.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18
Barry County Court. :

The Barry county court met Mon
day, October 7 and transacted routine
business, allowed bills, etc.
Lots in Butterfield, No. 994 to 1921
inclusive and lots 1922 to 1924 inclu-
sive will be reduced in valuation to
$31 for each year as follows, 1912 to
1918 inclusive.
Janey Turner was ordered released
from the State Hospital No. at Me-
vada.
The resignation of j. F. Mermoud
as commissioner of Monett Special
Road District, was accepted and H. W.
Fly was appointed in his place.
NJ. B. Gibson was appointed COM
missioner of the Wheaton road dis
trict to succeed U. S. Kelley, resign
ed.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18
MONETT BOYS RETURN
FROM WEEKS BATTLE

Mrs. Warren Perry received a ca
bleeram from her husband, Lieut..
Perry, Wednesday afternoon in which
he said his company had returned to
rest camp after seven days. battle. All
the boys were in good condition ex-
cept Lawrence Allcock, who was
slightly wounded.
Lieutenant Perry's company has a
large number of Monet boys in it
and their relatives and friends will
be glad to know that they are safe.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18

We are having some fine weather
at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Macky and son,
Herschel visited at the home OF lred
Edwards Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Allie Hemphill and sons, Clar-
ence and George were shopping IN
Purdy Monday. Nh. and Mrs. Ewin
Davis and children spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Ellie Hender-
son and family.
Mrs. Mable Campbell and two chill
dren visited her mother, Mrs. John
Smith Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Alderson's son
and his family of Monett visited them
Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Henderson and chill
dren spent Monday with Mrs. Florence
Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Anderson went
TO Washburn Monday and got some
apples.
John Smith has finished sowing
wheat.
Mrs. John Smith and daughter May
visited Mrs. Lon Campbell Tuesday
evening. Those who visited Mrs. E'zie
Henderson Tuesday We're Mrs. Will
Carter. Misses Alpha and Jessie Hen
CerSon.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18

Mrs. ]. S. Mcqueen county chair
man in the work of obtaining appli-
cations for young lady nurses, re-
ports three additional applications:
Misses Media Sims, Wheaton; Audra
Ledbetter, Crane; and Neva Long, Mo-
nett. The educational qualifications
have been lowered on account of the
great need for nurses and young wom-
en- who have had grammar school
education can now meet the education
al requirements.-Cassville Republic
an,
The Monett times., 1918-10-18
CUT OUT THE GRAFT.

The best artificial teeth, guaran-
teed to fit and look well, for $40 a
set. The most sanitary crowns and
bridges at prices you can afford. Re-
member that ! cure persons of pyor-
ghea. DR.. L. West, Dentist 21O
Third street, Monett, Mo. 41-tf
The Monett times., 1918-10-18
ROy Jackson Dies.

Roy Jackson, a former resident of
Monett, died at Nevada, Mo-, and the
funeral was held at Fort Scott,
Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Hagan
went there to attend the funeral.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18

Nothing is more attractive than a
we'll heated and lighted home. We
have a line of stoves that use the
minimum amount of fuel. We have
also a stock of light globes of all
sizes and styles.
S5tf Davis-Chapell Hardware Co.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18
Barry County Has New Coroner.

H. R. Williams, of Cassville, has
been appointed coroner of the county
to succeed Floyd Galloway, who is now
in the U. S. Army. Mr.. Williams is
connected with H. S. Horine's under
taking establishment at Cassville.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18
Notice.

As I want to vacate the house, l
will sell 15O lbs. or 212 bushels Of
extra fine Minnesota Irish potatoes at
81 per sack, delivered. For the next
three or four days.
II J.L. DORRIS.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18
ANNUAL NOTICE
Barry County Mutual Insurance Co.

The annual meeting of the policy
hnlders of the Barry Co. Farmers Mu-
t,,al Insurance Co. will be held at Pur-
dv Nov. End, 1918, beginning at o.
clock u. m. Come to the meeting.
]. M. FAWVER, Pres.
VITO c. B. CAMPBELL, Secy.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18

Sound and Solid Holland Seed Cab
bage, for making kraut, in so pound
lots, and over, 312 cents per pound.
S7-tf WALSH'S.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18

FOR SALE.-7 passenger 4-Stude-
baker. Excellent condition, been run
os9y 6sseo miles, priced reasonable.
Address, b. C. Dameron, Studebaker
Agent. Marionville, Mo. 88t2
The Monett times., 1918-10-18
f. and Mrs. w. NJ. Pfitzner of

Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Pfitzner OF
Aurora, spent Saturday with Mr. ana
Mrs Enoch Schneider and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Schneider, Geo.
and Katherine Schneider, and Mrs.
Andrew Gottas spent Monday night
with Miss Frances Riensmith, and
her mother.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18
Apples.

Ben Davis and Winesap apples at
.65 cents and rs cents per bushel, one
mile southwest of Monet.
wit d8St6 R. VERMILLION.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18

Mrs. George Schafnitt and daugh-
ter, Lulu, who have been ill with in
fluenza, are improving.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18

Motor driven sewing machines at a
lower price than the cost of an or
dinary one.
S5tf Davis Chapel Hardware Co.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18

His picture, your soldier son,
brothef or sweetheart, set in beau
tiful frame by expert workmanship.
Many varieties of frames to select
from.
Salzer's Lumber Yard.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18
A. III. T. A. Suspends Meeting.

There will be no meeting of A. H.
T. A. Sub-order No. 1874 this month.
j. F. Mermoud, Pres.
Stephen Arnaud, Sec.
The Monett times., 1918-10-18

John Albert Riddle and John Dwy-
er, who have been very sick, are i'm
proving
The Monett times., 1918-10-18

FOR RENT.-Garage at 212 Eighth
street. sits