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The state herald., 1918-05-03
NOTICE
Stats OF Coloaado -.
County of Phillips

State Of Coloaadol
County of Phillips
In the District Court
In the matter Of the petition of.c Bradley To do
termine the descent Of property
To Carry Andersen Han. Mathicssn' May Mathl.
sen Martinus Mathic-sn Jennie Sowcr Belle Far
Is~ william A Horn Mary linus and Jessie orls
You will please take notice that an action ha.
becn brought IN tho district court Of Phillips eoun
" Colorado by c bradley for the purpose Of de-
,srmlnins the descent Of properly II being alleged
In tho petition OF the Said G Bradley
That John Horn. at tho time Of his deecasc was
tho ownrr In Fee Of the north west quarter Of see.
ton township 7 north raHgc Il west Of the tth
princiua meridian situated In Phillips county Cst.
orHio and
That said John Horn left surviving him as HE
only heirs Jennie Sewer Bellc fsrie- William A
Horn Mary linus and Jessie Orie which hrlrs are
alleged 10 have been the children Of tho said John
Horn and that the said John Horo left no widow
him surviving
That Jennie sower William A Horn and Mar,
linus conveyed all of their interest In the sad land
To N Msthies~n and that Jessie ogi. and n.ll.
tarI-s conveyed and Transferred all II their In
tsre.t In the said land 10 the petitioner herein
bradley
Tbs, thereafter the said NJ Mathiesrn drpaf,rs
this ilfs and lsft ss his onIy heirs his widow Car
rio MAthic.sn now Carrie Anderson and ,hfss
children namely Hans Mathiesen May Maihe.s'
and Martinus Mathierrn.
You are hereby notified that the 18th day Of A
pHi A d ipis At ten O'Clock m of s@id IA, ha
~en set for tho da, of bsasins Of N. matters sn'
things set forth In tho said petition AMI at ~ h
fore III. said time hsei for hearing upon the .ss
rs,Iiion ,ou may appear and answer such rc,i,lo'
and 30, up any proper defense TO III. asps or an,
par, thereof ~ in,srven. 10 asacrt and pry,ss
any interest YOU may hay. IN and 10 The ssii pic,
erty
DATED this 7f,h day of February a D 1918
n ~ burke
! First pub Mali District jvdr,
The state herald., 1918-05-03
Martin v. Summers

Martin V. Sum mmers died on
Monday Apr. 20, in Chicago,
ILL.,, where he had been for sev.
eral months for medical treat,
ment. He had been suffering
from poor health for some time
He was one of the early home
steaders Of our county, had a
large acquaintance in the coun-
tyattA host of friends. He
was a successful farmer and
stock raiser and was highly re
rpected by all who knew him.
Mrs. Summers who was with
him during his. last sickness
left Chicago Tuesday with the
remains for burial at Memphis,
Mo-, their old home before com
ing to our county.
The state herald., 1918-05-03

Wallncc Crowncr Jr.. went
through Holyoke Thursday for
Curtis. Neb.. TO join the com
pany Of Curtis boys starting for
Fort Logan 10 enter army serv.
ice. His father accompanied
him TO Curtis.
The state herald., 1918-05-03

mate as to number that will be
secured during month of May,
War department has authorized
additional Brigade of Marines
with necessary replacement u.
nits for service in France. Ma.
ny hundreds of Com missioned
Officers needed all com mmissions
will be given to enlisted Ma.
, rine after instruction and Com
petition in Officers Training
Camps. No weaklings or ho-
bos will be tolerated we want
only Red Blooded men with the
fighting spirit Marine Corps.
At the meeting of the repub-
lican state central com mittee
in Denver Tuesday. Hon. John
F. Vivian was elected state
chairman to fill vacancy caused
by the resignation of p. B.
Stewart who resigned to enter
the war work. l.. E. Girard of
Boulder was elected secretary
of the committee.
Resolu ions were sdopted call
ing for the expulsion of Senator
La Toilette from the senate.
The party resolutions passed
have the right republican ring
to them.
The republican state Assem-.
bly, is set for July 16. at Colora-
do Springs. Phillips county to
have seven delegates.
The state herald., 1918-05-03
Lost.

In Holyoke or on the road Ia
the old Wright inrns n large
pocket book, some money md
valuable papers. Finder please
leave same at National Bank in
Holyoke. II. A. McGaughcy.
The state herald., 1918-05-03

James Stumpff aud wife left
Holyoke the first of the week
for Hillrose ia which locality
he has fled on n homestead.
His cheerful countenance will
be much missed by many in our
town.
The state herald., 1918-05-03
G W Dunlap plaintiff

re Johnson trustee. Charles ] Skalbcrg. Em
y J Skailbcrr the South Platte Loan and Trust
Company. Swan NJ Millncr. GcorginM M Mcfhcrn
Fxccutrix Of the estate or Z N McPherrin de
ceased. N A Wagner and A T. Wagner eo-part
ncrship doing business as the Platte River Vale,
Land Company
Al eli other persons or parties unknown. elaim
Ing any right. title. estate. lien or intsrast In ths
rsa estate described In the application herein de-
fsadants
n People Of the State Of Colorado To the sto,
aamsd defendants -Gre-tins
You are hereby summonei and required To ans
ver the application Of the applicant plaintid Ia
he above entitled application for rexisuation Of
the following land situate In Phillips county Colo
sado tovit
The north east quarter Of seetioa
twenty three In township six north raass
eWty-six vest of tbs 9Th m
And To hIs your answer To the s.id appiiesttsa
In ths oice Of the clerk Of said court In said
" within twenty days after the service Of THU
summons upon you exclusive Of the day Of such
ssrviss and " you fail To the said applies
ton within the tme aforesaid the applicant plsis
u In this action will apply to the court for IN
rsiisf demanded In the application herein
Witnsss " G Holland clark Of sah court. sat
~ ssai therrof. at Hoiyokc Colorado In aaid eosn
y 81 stsss thls 2s day Of March AD 1918
tssaD W q Hetand.
ciss& District Court Phillips County Cello
Fin, pub Apr26
The state herald., 1918-05-03
When you buy q liberty bond
you are simply loaning money
to be used for your own defense

War at Haxtun. a terrific
bombardment of the Haxtun
business men by the Haxtun
Herald, hot air and gas ball am
unition used exclusively. no
blood shed and no danger of any
The state herald., 1918-05-03
Buy Liberty Loan Bonds.
Buy war bond and help win
the war.

There is now talk of raising
an army of five million men
with which to win the war.
The state herald., 1918-05-03
County Food Administ. ator.

Reports received by the State
Board of Immigration from all
sections of the state indicate
that the acreage placed in cul.
tivation this year will be at least
IL per cent greater thon that for
1917. which was the largest
in the history of the
state. The acreage of winter
wheat is approximately 10 per
cent greater than that for last
year and the area devoted to
spring wheat shows a some.
what greater increase. There
10 a strong possibility of n fall.
ing off in beet acreage, as a re
suit Of the late date ut which
the government was able to an.
nounce its recommendations as
to the price to be paid for beets
Spring planting is well ndvanc'
ed in most sections of the state
and a large amount Of raw land
is being broken.
The state herald., 1918-05-03

MIR. and Mrs. John Hcgin'
botham returned this morning
from Los Angeles. Cal where
they spent the winter.
The state herald., 1918-05-03
Don't Forget.
To the people of Phillips Coun

To the people of Phillips Coun.
ty:
The Government asks a volun
tary report from each one as tc
the amount of flour on hand, o.
yer a thirty-day's ration. An
order has been issued for all
farmers to deliver. not latel
than May Lat. ~ xhest On hand
to the nearest mill or elevator;
retaining an amount only sufii.
cient for seed this year.
If these orders are not COM
piled with the -four and wheat
will be subject to seizure. We
want to feed our soldiers so dc
not fail'to get your report in al
once to the food administrator.
w. E. Heinbotham.
County Food Administ. ator.
The state herald., 1918-05-03
"iss ss.nSs, nSss sss,EIZ

Said animals being unknown TO this bard. un.
less claimed by owner On or before May ls lel,
sid estray will be sold by this Board for the benc
NJ Of the owner when found
State Board Of Stock Inspection Commissioners.
Denver Colorado
The state herald., 1918-05-03

Russell Scott Of Paoli is home
on n furlough.
The state herald., 1918-05-03
Estray Advertisement

Notice is hereby given to whom II may concern
that the following described esuNy animal wa,
taken up near Ho,yoke Phillips County colorad,
about Apr %. 1913 towit
The state herald., 1918-05-03

su,a.ons on AppRcation'Ior R>sistrsssoa
Stats Of CuIssnAsl
Cssnty a Phinips 70
: In the pistriet CouI'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-09
Las tNTR[V6TA5 Dt Il |HpAR0Al'
On momento con el
gran pirtor Villa y Prades

de tijeras antfsuas, que acaso
sea una de las mas completas del
mundO.
-: YfcGal, a juicio de usted, es
el pintOr norteamcricano que mas
vale?
Sargent, contest6, sin titu-
behr y
La institutriz de las preciOsas
niiias' de- Villa y Prades, interrum-
pc, tlmidamente, nuestra conver-
sacion:
-Pdrdoa, Monsieur, M clef...
Mi interlocutor Sc introduce Ii
mano Ell ell bOlsillO del pantal0n
Y extrae de el un ma4ojO de la
YES plateadas que. tintinean al
chocar Unas con Otras. La ms
titutriz, que es joven y no NAL
parecida, despues de hacer una
reverencia sumisa, sc retira, v yo.
que hace ratio ardO en- curiOsidad
por saber que representa- una gran
sortija de plata cincclada, tan
grande que coge toda la falangc
de unO de les dedOs del pintor, lc
pido que me Ia ensehe.
-iAh., 81 una obra lie arte.
Sc la quita, me Ii da para que
la examine, y prosigne:
Els original del cscultor viz
caino Durrio, una preciosidad, CO.
usted We. Hizo yarias, tres 0 cua
trO. Cada una representa- una
cosa distinta. Esta representa- Ia
aoche. Zuloaga tiene una igual,
'per0 de ORC.
=; La noche. -.
Era una cara sombrla, cejijun-
ia, con unos ojos que miraban tor
vamcnte. La frente dcsaparccla
eli un trOzo de cielo conStelado,
la boca V la barbilla Sc hundlan
detraS del desnudO braZO derechO,
como embozadas en- Ct, y el brazo.
curvandose, ciiiendOse Ell tOrnO
del dedO, formaba el anillo.
=; Magnifica!, cXclame, doni-
nado por la maestlla con que cs-
taba cincelada aquella pequeiia
cscultura que tenia todo cl sinies
tro misterio de Ii noche, y me
descubrf ante el genio de Durrio,
como antes, al contemplar algu-
nos de Sus admirabicS retratOs,
me habfa descubicrto ante el ge-
Mo de Villa y Prades, ell pintor
que, con S0rolla y Iuloaga, leyan-
tara del suelo el pcnd0n de Cas-
tilla ell Norte America.
Alzamos los vasos V lie delica-
mos al arte un brindis silenciO-
so. :. Morla la tarde. A 10 leios,
la ciudad Sc incendiaba bajo el
sol, y ell rcdondo ventanillo pare
cia TN rcluciente medallion de
Luis DiG: CGacjG.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-09

la Ultima vista que hice a la Ha-
bana, game, Ell OchO meseS, seten-
ia mil durOs; pero es que soy un
trabajador incansable. Trabajo
todos los dfas, sin faltar unO.
Aqul mismo, a b0rdO, he hechO ell
retrato de una seiiora del pasaje.
Me entusiasma pintar, y pinto,
pinto sin darme punto de reposo.
-:Y SUI mujer, tambien pinta? ?
-Prob0, pero en- ESQ demOstr0
tener talentO. "Esto no es para
MP, diio, y desisti0 en- seSuida.
. Ha trabajado usted muchO
cm Nueya York?
-MuchfsimO. Una de las pri-
meras familias que me llamaron
para que les hiciera retratos fue
la de Roosevelt.
=: lie Susta a usted NueYa
] York?
-Es una ciudad hermOs}sima
pero tiene, para mi, como para to-
dos los que vemOs las cOsas a ira
YES del arte, ell gran defectO de su
falta de abolengo. Todo es re-
ciente, todO es nueyO, NADIA nos ha-
bla ell ella al espiritu. Esta casa
fue hecha la semana pasada, nos
dicen cuando ponemos ell pie en- la
gran ciudad aquel t1anvla empe-
10 a circular anteayer. Londres,
Paris. d;cen tantas cosas...
-:Y cuales son, seiior Villa y
Prades, en- concepto de usted, los
primeros pintores cspaiioles hoy
en- dla?
Z -Sorolla, Zuloaga y Anglada.
-:Y, cntre Sorolla y Zuloaga,
4 c.'a! pretiere usted?
Sonri0 y dijo:
Me veo en- la necesidad de
contestar como los niiios cuando
les preguntan que quien quie-
ren mas, 81 a papa a mama -.
\ los dos. Los dos son admira
bles. Sorolla pinta V nos deja yer
las vibraciones De IN luz. ZUloa-
ga nos hace meditar. Sorolla es
el mago del coloritlo. Zuloaga
desprccia el color. Tn torero de
E0rolla es un torerO, un solo to-
rero, el torero Tai, quien COMO
cemos Y que parecc hablarnOs
desdc el lienzo. Tn torcro de Tu-
loaSa, con Eu frente. estrecha Y sus
pantorrillas. enOrm&s, dcspropor-
cionndas, como pvoclamando ell
predominio del mtisculo, es toda
Espaiia. Sorolla, pinta; Zlloaga,
piensa. ). ST algtin d1a va usted
a San Sebastian, lie ensenare dos
cuadrOs de cstos maestros admi-
rabies que tengo ell mi casa. El
lie. Zuloaga es uno de los mejores
lienzos que ha salidO de sus pin
celes, V. cl de Sofolla, es, sin du-
da, el mejor cuadro de genero que
ha producido cl geniO de nj macs
tro... Tambien vera mi collection
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-09

ULTIMA HoRA. ...... 81 LAhPAz,! 4a
piz csfrada consigO
mara yisas Dc gnso deicdo exqgrito GoMo rs S,E las
TAIN VEG Co. ls lre ofgcc a pdblo ,nuy specialmen
comfort rQleadO las bplas
PAZ! CON vida
sfryase viar los esablecinrntos comercaes dc MARGA
B RIHA4 GONZALEZ FAHIN LAS NOVEDADES FL PARIS BA
EAR elegantes las
CORTINAS BANDERAS que ofrecen. .s.1s- .ssl&
Representative G. Lnera
San Jose ~ San Juan, p r. Tel SIS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-09

La circunstancia de haber he
cho escala en- Puerto Rico ell va.
por "Alfonso KILL" me proper
cion0 la OCCASION de conocer al
ilustre pintor valenciano Julio vi
la y Prades. Yo me imaginaba
a Villa y Prades de otro modo.
Me parecfa que habfa de usar, CO
mo Rusiilol, una. chalina negra,
0 que, como NestOr, habla de YES
tir con detonante mOdernismo.
Cuando Sc puso de pie, al presen-
tarmelo Agustfn BlancO, me en-
cOntre ante un hombre de cOrta
estatura, con el bigote negro ta-
llado a la inglesa, algo calyo e
irreprochablemente vestido de lu-
to. Me record0 uno de aquellos
rentistas madrileiios, sOciOs del
Casino, a quien les cose Pehalver...
No bien nos ihstalamos Ell una
mesa del fumadero, desde ell cual
sc vela un trozo de mar Y de ciu-
dad, c0menZamOS a charlar amiS-
tosamente.
IA que edad empeZ0 usted Il
pintar?
-Desde muy chico, desde que
iba Il la escuela, Y como ell casa no
querfan que fuera pintor, ell GUAM
to tuve dOce aiios me dediquG Il
dar classes para poderme cOmprar
los lienzOs y las pinturas..
-:Quien fue su professor?
-Sorolla.
-:Y como siendo usted disci-
pulo de Sorolla Sc ha dedicado al
retrato?
-Es muy sencillo-dijo el gran
artista achicando los ojos, vivos
e inteligentes, como el que Cuiere
yer a distancia.- -Cuando eXpuse
en- Paris un cuadro que reprcsen-
taba unas carreras de cabalios al
sol, ell eTftico de "Le Figaro" me
hiZo un elogio que cnvolvfa, a su
veZ, una censura. Gel euadro del
Sr. Villa y Prades"-dijo-"pa-
rece pintado por Sorolla." Igua-
larme a Sorolla, era, indudable-
mente, hacerme un alto honor;
pero signiticar que 10 seguia
al pie de la -letra daba q entender
que mi personalidad artfstica era
escasa O nula. Desde aquel dia
jHre tomar un rumboA diametral-
mente opucsto al de mi maestro v
me dedique al retrato.
Cuanto cobra usted por un
rctrato?
-SielNlo de cuerpo entero, de
tres a cuatrO mil durOs. Por Ell
que lie hice al presidente Gomez,
de Venezuela, me pagaron seis
mil, mas los gastos de viaje, ho-
teies ell New York cOmprendidos,
hasta Europa.
-Habra ganado usted mucho,
sin duda.-..
-Bastante.. Yea, usted; en-
hl91 u Is u61 Ur6 i chs i jIi7@ Il
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-10-04

how bad the disease was, and he said
II any Of us felt bad to 20 to the doc
tor. ! was down to see Lloyd Stans-
berry; he is o. n, but ] have not seen
seen Clarence Bradley since we part.
ed; We are having sham battlcs--di-
vidcd our company up, only had 3
squads or % men and the other side
had . squads or 30 men. We crawlcd
through he long grass to the crest
Of o." Hill and surprised them; we
pulled triggers to beat the band and
mad" - men hustle TO the brush. We
sure had n fine time. We play foot
ball and all kinds Of games a, noon.
You said that they sing song about
"Ihc liug'r Boy" nc your school. One
of them sleeps right by me and
think some morning ! will get up and
hide his huglc. Oh. but he's alright,
he blows the buglc every half hour
while We are drilling and that gives
US ~ minutes rest. Saturday morn
ing was inspection. everything had to
be clean and shining. We sweep and
scrub everything in the barracks and
then 30 outside and pick up all paper
and sticks, and rake and sweep the
yard. Then the inspector comes
around, and each soldier stands by his
bed and shows all his clothes and
toilet articles. But | guess Il is all
right for our health. Well I guess III
Close ~ this is about oil Of any in
tercst 20 you, and II is getting late.
From Your son and brother,
PRIVATE CHESTER JOHNSON
SCHANk.
Company T.. 2l0 Engineers Bar
rack, No. liO. Camp Funston, Kansas.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-10-04
From Chester Schank.

TIOm Suebtef Schank.
John Schank and family received
the following letter from their son,
Chester, who Is at Camp Funston,
Kansas.
90 Camp Funston, Kansas, September
20, 1918.
How are you and everybody else
up there? ! am o. X. and will am
swer your letter. had letter from
Bessie and also q package--a comfort
KIT from Aunt Onia and Uncle Jim
Moser. 1t had about 40 pieces in Il. /
don't know how l will ever pay them
Dack Tor such nice present. Il is SO
mandy and has everything in It that
! need. ! received q letter from Quill
~ and Vale and Sylvia, and one from
Alfred Sommers. will try to anser
them. am at the Y. M. CA, writing
now, Well, the more wheat you get in
the better. III bet old Missouri sor-
ghum would be good, but still we
get q kind Of Jelly and coco cola
which Is pretty good; we have beef
steak and bologna and all kinds of
vegetables--and chicken for Sunday
SO 1 am getting fat weigh I42 lbs,
Mamma, don't worry about INV win.
ter clothes, Is ! have had nv meas
ure taken for them, l have 3 blank.
sts, ! heavy one and straw tick. /
nave all the clothes ! can carry. /
signed the payroll this evening, and
I don't expect can get q furlough
nome now ON account Of that disease.
the Spanish influenza. Our COMPANY
may b, Guaranteed % Il IL pretty
oaa Up In Funston. A doctor gave us
. lecture tho other night and told US
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-10-04
W. 7. VI. :. Program. VI. T.. Church
lL-.-l..- A..A .I.alli l.. IL Il.

Friday. Oct. 4, ut 2:3O in the after
noon.
MR.. John I.ukens--llostcss.
lcadcr-Mrs. Vera krcek.
Song.
Interestingly Mrs. Hunt.
Instrumental Solo-Mrs. Pierce.
Work within the llomc-llrs. Pc
tree.
The Women Of lndia-Mrs. Henry
Cook.
Instrumental Solo--Alrs. Hunt.
Tho Women of China Mrs. iiuiatt.
Vocal Duct-Mrs. Conrad and Mira.
Thomas Krcck.
SEC.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-10-04
Obituary,

The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred holland, passed away Thursday
at their home in Forest City; inter
men, m the Oregon cemetery, Friday,
september -, where short funeral
service was conducted by Albert Mar.
tin. ut Forest City. A, NJ.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-10-04
WATSONS LUNCH WAGON ON The GROUNDS.

R,.~,oe, of Co1o. under
11S VI 0d1Cs all $40 credit of months will
giving bankable bearing
No be until terms sale complied
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-10-04

HIM -,
birthday
oringer Of
nasy last,
lativ~ and
b, remen'
long time.
about the
knins out OF
n occur, 80
Iaaecd by his
r-nnirg passed
h doom, the
TO the place
uisiary. sup ",
then. did ".
owing to the the
Id p get the tho
htA TO meet
nnil}, Robert
Eizg Springer
unS E~i
E|!ss.::;: !
rresyn. y; W.
Us how man ~ :
Iched. but the
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-14
RED CROSS ELECTION
Executive Committee of Eleven To
Be Chosen November 20.

be Chosen November 20.
Notice is hereby given that in ac-
cordance with the rules of the Amer
lean National Red Cross, a nominal
ting committee appointed by the Ex-
ecutive Committee of this chapter
mas nominated for membership on
, the Chapter Executive Committee
for the ensuing year the following
persons, whose names and residences
appear hereafter, towit:
Rev. T. A. Park, Mrs. T. r. Jones,
Jr., Mrs. N. r. Oneal, Mrs. J.. G. Nc
Coy, NJ. Martiny, Mrs. j. A. Cornell,
r. Golf, w. s. MacLafferty, Mrs. w.
J. Lauck, Mrs. H. E. Manning, Mrs.
j. Al. Gilmore, T. r. Jones, Sr., all
of Mena. e. H. Butler, Hatfield;
Mrs. w. A. Worthington, Cove;
! Mrs. Geo. Barnes, Vandervoort; A.
c. Higginbottom, Wickes; Mrs. w.
E. Hungate, Grannis; Mrs. Peter Me-
William, Acorn; l.. p. Purvis, Board
Camp; w. B. Fried, Big Fork; j. v.
Kelley, Egger.
Any other nominations may be
made within seven days in writing
by letter addressed TO the under
signed secretary of this chapter and
signed by ten or more members in
good standing in any brach or auxil-
larry within this chapters jurisdic-
ton. Such names will then appear
on the formal ballet along with the
names above selected by the nomina-
ting committee. The eleven candi-
dates who shall receive the highest
number of all votes cast shall be
declared elected TO membership on
the chapter executive committee.
American Red Cross,
Mena Chapter,
Will s. MacLafferty,
Secretary Pro Tenn.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-14
tor Colds ard GIippe
Follow Doctors AdV.(e

Ask any physician or druggist and
ne viii tell you that the first step in
the treatment of cold, cough or
grippe should invariably be "a brisk
calomel purgative, preferably the
nausealess calomel, called Calotabs. .
This alone is often sufficient to break
up severe cold over night, or cut
short an attack of grippe and posi-
bly, prevent pneumonia.
One Calotab on the tongue at bed
time with swallow of water-that's
all. No salts, no nausea nor the
slightest interference with you eat
ing, pleasures or work. Next morn
ing your cold has vanished and your
entire system is purified and re-
freshed. Calotabs are sold only in
original sealed packages; price thir-
ty-five cents. Recommended and guar
anteed by druggists everywhere.
Price refunded if you are not de-
lighted.--Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-14
Tom Joplin Dead

Tom Joplin, 10 years Of age and
an invalid for twenty years, died
Thursday morning at the Bob Whis-
enhunt home, just over the state line
in Oklahoma west of Hatfield, where
he had been living for some time
The immediate cause of his death Is
said to have been influenza. The de-
ceased leaves two sons at home at
this time on furlough from Camp
Beauregard.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-14

Russia wefs trifling compared with
the suffering Of the Austrian sol
diers in this region.
Many Austrian are dying from
starvation and sheer fatigue. They
are Indifferent to the armistice, to
peace or even death. Food is sll
they want. The flesh Of dead horses
cooked on little fires along the road
Il q relishsd dish The allies are DO
ing everything HI their power to re-
iieve the suffer ssss1lz
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-14
Received Electric Shock.

Mendell Badt suffered a severe
electric shock Thursday at the A..
Badt confectionery while operating
the electrical mixer, being thrown
violently to the floor and sustaining
several burns on his right hand It
is thought that the wire connected
with the mixer must have come in
contact with wire carrying a
much higher voltage, thus causing
short circuit. Several lights in the
confectionery were burned out at the
same time, the force being so great
as to break the globe on one Of the
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-14

An children troubled with worms have an un
healthy ccio<. which Indicates poor blood and as
rule. there Is more or less stomach disturbance.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
tor two Or three weeks viii enrich the blood Inn
prove the DIGESTION and act as General Strength
eninz Tonic 10 the whole system. Nature will then
throw on o. dispel the worms and the Child viii be
10 perfect health. Pleasant to take e0c per bottle