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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22
DHspoNDENCY DUE 10 CoNsTI,
PATTON.

Women often become nervous and
Respondent. when this Is due TO con-
stipation IL Is easily corrected by TAX
ing an occasional dose Of Chamber
laln's Tablets. These tablets are easy
Ia take and pleasant IN cffect.--Advt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22

Of the government ~ state. II "
PINNED "a Install microHcop" and
facilities for holding post norton *.
nminationr. nH well nn "A supply uf the
ncrums used In the live stock work Of
the state. 80 that they viii hc ready
Tor USE hy the officials at any cmcr-
rgntN call
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22
MORE MONEY FOR
MAN WHO DOES
HERDING
FAIR AND UNIFORM SCALE To
BE OBSERVED.

Utah Flockmasters Call ON the state
Authorities to Come To Their Relief
In the Matter Of Doing Away With
the Predatory Animal Menace That
Threatens Almost Every Grower.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22

Tho prospect for the 1918 wheat
crop In Japan Is said TO be very good
by report 10 the department. OF COM
merce. The 1917 crop Is estimated
at nearly s5,000,00O bushels
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22

Some OF the Chilean coal mines ex-
tend for distance OF three miles be-
meath the ocean.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22

Granite contains nearly ali food nee,
essary for many plants.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22
Back From Colorado.

James A. Kaddis. the Millorton
ranch stockman and farmer, got back
home last Tuesday evening from the
Gunnison. Colo, country, where he
had been several days, While away
he contracted for about three thous-
and acres OF grazing land upon which
he viii this season Craze large flocks
uf sheep and which deal Involves
something like twenty-five thousand
dollars. After shcaring locally Kad-
dis will ship ccm this section OF Utah
some sixty-five hundred head OF sheep
for grazing there this summer.
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live stock starving.

SANTA ROSA. Gala, March Ia
Ten thousand cattle and sheep from
The Springdale news., 1918-09-27
OAKLAND.
Last week

Bro Miller of Round Mountain
attended church at this place Sunday.
p K. Ivey run out to church in his
new Chevrolet, Sunday
Mrs. John Cravens of Sons Chapel
is still poorly at this writing.
f. A Graue made a business trip
to Prairie Grove Saturday.
Fred Wilkerson and family came
in from Monett Saturday night to
visit his mother and grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Vanzant are here
from Calf. after an absence of TWO
years.
Mrs. J. ]. Warren was called to
Kentucky last week on account Of her
mother being seriously i'll.
Miss Dora Thornsberry returned
home Sunday after two weeks stay
with her Grandpa at Lowell.
Mrs. John Iyey was called to Moni-
tor to see her granddaughter, which
arrived at Mr. Roy GYaham's Thurs
lay morning.
Mrs. Minnie Whetzel OF Fient,
Oklahoma. Mrs. Laura Pearson and
Della MeClentc Of Shoto, Okla, @ere
called by Il death of their brother
Bob Lemons.
In the new registration last Thurs
day nearly every man and boy IN tins
neighborhood had to register. We
hone that all will not have to be draft
ID however.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-27
number, but others who witnessed
the wreck, secured the necessary
items and a future reckoning is await
ing the reckless car driver.
Mulkeepmo.
OAK GROVE.
Benton County,


We have been having some frost
the past week but no damage report
ed.
Mrs E. j. Robbins is having her
apples delivered to the Healing
Springs Evaporator this week
Mrs. Arthur Shields went to Ben
tonville Saturday to have her tonsils
removed.
B. F. Whitzell and Barney Douglas
made a business trip to Bentonville
Saturday.
Guy Howard and mother and two
sisters of Springdale, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. George Grammer here Sunday.
Miss Mable and Bessie Brewer of
Rogers are visiting relatives here and
at Healing Springs this week.
Miss Sarah Haney and two brothers
went to Bentonville Saturday to see
their mother who is taking treat
under DR.. Norman.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the baptizng at Healing Springs
Sunday afternoon. There were II
baptized and the meeting is still in
progress.
Lee Holland of Wager is reported
quite poorly with cancer and chills.
Raymond Glass of Springtown was
in these parts Friday selling beef.
Osa Adams left last week for
Drumright, Okla.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-27
FROM LIEUT.. CHAS. BouToN.

Mrs c. s. BoutoA received a letter
first of the week from her son, Lieut.
Ghas. S Bouton, dated Cleremont
Ferrand, France September 1. which
is a. little unusal, rs letters from the
boys over there do not ordinarily
give the location of the writer. but
Lieut.. Bouton explains that by say
ing they are SO far back Of the lines
that no harm could result from then
location being known. Lieut.. Bou
ton is attached to the l42nd + a
but went over ahead of the regiment
Following are extracts from hs
letter.
Dear Mama:- | am IN school nj this
place now and the regmentt ] 12ne
+. A. is expected any day We are
far enough behind the lines, SO that
we are allowed to use the name of on
town. but continue to address me az
before, because before | could hear
from you I'll be some where else ii
all probability. Haven't had mucl
time to write but will try to WRITE
every week.
I'VE been gone five weeks now an,
not bit of mail yet Some ofticeti
here, said they were gone two months
before they rot any mail Mex
week 90 to some town about t~ent.,
kilometers from here. for some fiel'
work in telephone, and ! hope t
have mail before get back.
I'm wondering whether Arthur !
entering school or entering the army
The outlook at present is most favor
able. and even if he is called doub
seriously If he will ever be sent across
lost my trunk when we debarke
and have not seen il since. Hope I
find it within a few weeks though.
| have had to eat in town and pa
about Z francs a mealtSl.4o approx
mately).
What do they hear rom Clarene
Beely? haven't met anyone
know vet, though several of the Of
/ ficers have met old friends.
| Well il is getting close to my be
time so | must close Give my r.
CARDS to all the crowd
With lots of love TO all the tamli.
Charlie.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-27
With the
CoIors -.
FROM DARIt HAIRST0N.

Somewhere In France. August 81, 1915
Dear Mother How are all
am feeling fine again, and have made
another move am ut the same
place now that was when | frs
came over here | do not know how
long will be here
Well | saw some more good news
in the papers this morning | say
where the Allies had captured two
train loads of ammunition and supplies
do not see how the war can last
much longer You can not turn
around here with out seeing bunch
of German prisoners. We sure
have bunch Of them, they capture
from two to ten thousand every day
and after the rascals are captured
they don't need any guards, for yoa
can't run them off You can STE
big lunches of them out working
without any guards over them
Well see that they have another
registration day set for Sept 8
Guess that will get Fred and Glaud
but | don't think they will be apt Il
have to 20 to camp for the war will
be over before they are ever called
out but Of course it is all right for thu
Government to be ready
As | can not think Of any thing
TO write will close.
Your Son. Daria IIairston.
Go. b 80 Infantry, A + + France
The Springdale news., 1918-09-27
SOME HOLDERS FAIL
To REALIZE WORTH
Of LIBERTY BONDS
Liquidation Comes From Small Invest
ors Who Do Not Understand
Tax Features.

Prevailing market quotations for the
4 and 412 per cent Liberty Bonds ind
cate a lack of appreciation on the part
OF holders regarding their intrinsic val
ues inability to carry the bonds Is
All excuse that seems hardly tenaele
now, three months since the Third Lib
erty Loan WAS floated Time works II
favor OF Liberty Bonds since the value
and merit of the investment grow more
obvious.
The recent slump in the market quo
tation for these bonds may be due IN
the first place to a misrepresentation on
the part OF certain small investors TIE
Rarding the tax exemption feature II
has been common to accord to the
First Liberty Loan Bonds, the 31gs, d
preferential value on the score or tax
exemption, far above the As and 44zs
And yet a great many small investors
IN the latter bonds do not seem 10
realize that their securities, for he
most part possess the same merit. In
other words. the As and IA per cent
bonds are also fully as free from the
normal income tax. now or hereafter
imposed by the United States as the
9h per cent bonds And they are also
free OF the surtax or excess profits tax,
now OF hereafter imposed, up TO an
aggregate holding OF IS coo.
On moments reflection II will be
seen that this exemption from taxation
lets out a very large element OF the
people: for there are relatively lie"
whose incomes are involved In the con
sideration of surfaces and excess prof
its. Yet most of the liquidation in the
Liberty Bonds comes from the small
investors.
That it is not always desire to liqui,
date on account of inability TO carry
the bonds" Is evident from the faet
that some small holders have been
selling their As and 414s in order to
buy the 3las, for their complete TAX
exemption quality Such persons are
displaying woeful ignorance in re
gard to fhe Liberty Bond statutes.
But more TO be deplored Is the gen
eral lack OF appreciation Of the ultl-
mate value OF the Liberty Bonds, no
matter of what description. All the
economies of war finance point to gov
eminent bonds as the soundest and
most far-.. GIFTED investment person
can make during these times And TINS
~ more than ever applicable to the
OBLIGATIONS OF the United 5 ates gov
,rnment Persons should realize that
hy investing i'll government bonds now
they are buying with cheap money d
call on dear money in the future
The Springdale news., 1918-09-27
SOLDIERS WILL GET
CHRISTMAS PARCELS

Washington, Sept 2l.- Christ,
mas packages for the two and a hall
million or more American soldiers
who will be in France during the hoil,
day season this year will be delivered
under an arrangement with The hea
Cross announced today by the war
department.
In order To control the flood Of
gifts that otherwise would make the
handling of them impraeteaeie' the
department has decided that only
one parcel will be accepted by eacn
man. General Pcrshiug is forward
ing coupons bearing the name anu
address of each member Of the e&,
peditionary force, to be distributed
To the next of kin.
These coupons must be attached
to standard containers, nine by !, io ~
by three inches in size. which WI be
provided by local Red Cross CHAP
ters upon application. Al paeA-
apes must be mailed before AoFeh-
her =
The Springdale news., 1918-09-27
CROSS ROADS.

tLaSt Wtch
Apple picking IS the order OF the
day IN this community
A War Saving Society was organ.
lied at this place Thursday night q
last week. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Hubbard @
Usage spent Sunday with ne iateels
sister, and Mrs. Ben White ana ia'hiA
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Bright an. anu
little son visited relatives at TINS
place Sunday
Mrs. G. W. Halsey has pufe , nase4
the farm of Frank King north"'sss
Of here, and will move to same IL d
few weeks
Forrest Ethel, little daughter 81
Mr.. and Mrs. O II Fitzgefaia' W., wa
real sick Sunday night but Is "'ee"
better at this writing.
Roy Barron came in Monday, NON morn,
ing and spent few hours WIN h ,4sb
folks. Roy was married sept; iss"
to Miss Cassie Chambers Of luls =,
Okla. They will make their nome =
that place o.aa.a
The Springdale news., 1918-09-27
LIBERTY LOAN
ORGANIZATION.
r.,, For spri"sda's and This Sect,
i o,ty Has Been Completed
#. Personnel Assures success

The re-, erection asrtion of Washington coun-
and ~, 'ni9 ths Fourth Liberty Loan mas
Es. ~, completed, and its pefsonn rava IS
peer to insure our gong over
the top" 10 organization as
~ hartman for Washington Couh-
~ WIN fanr townships of sprin1gSdIal dali
IN the oa linz Brush Greek ana mar n
Elm Spite Ownbey. with Dr. =
mon, y y as sales director hese
G. poa nn viii be assisted by small
two men norkers serving on various
army Of "V Invites. and different
campaign tb;s territory. Readers
sections ron News will be especially. inter
o os ID in knowing the names oi Il '1 n,'t
e ,se are to assist IN the WORK i, oi put
s;nO s Sinringdale and surrounding eo.i !
llns ,;t 9p over the top on the i'l
manlt ta oan and they are as follows;
Li CIV of Spfingdale- J. ). hwal'
eha a:l, Ward. NJ. Hewitt, chair
frst A Smith. Jeff Cover, W.
rl .a. W B Brodgon. -.
oa Gooond ward. II Myers. char
oec9 port Watson. r. Seeley, Louie
Pierce, P j White. -. o,a;.
Third Ward-C. l.. Smyef, c2aif-
nan br ]. NJ. Sparkman. W. r. S San
a l,ss F. B. Cummings, Harry Mepoh=
aid, Roy Joyce. - p;,,a chair
~ rO'i - y Petross, j q. VanHorn.
map IT Ranks and J. II Fletcher;
= S =, Tovnship-Tom Carrel,
ens Wnnitnr Bob Anderson, chair
IN ''i Niek White. Irwin Graham.
Sonora--Tom Virgins, chaifihah'
Calvin Johnson, j. W. Order.
Javbird Elmer Johnson, chair
man and local council Of defense.
Fisbback-A. NJ Reed, chairman,
" + Bruffey, Albert Sherry
shady Grove Lee Bridenthal,
chairman, and local council Of de
jobpson-Carl Mayes, chairman.
r NJ, Liehlyter, John Late.
" Cross Roads-John Neff, chairman
NJ L. Fleming, Walter Andrews.
Women,s Committees,
City of Springdale Mrs. w u.
Ownbey, chairman.
First Ward Mrs Cap Gulley
chairman. Mrs Roy Joyce, Mrs. K
Leeper. Mrs NJ Sparkman.
Second Ward Mrs Vernon Brooks
chairman, Mrs Bessie Christian, Mrs
F Fredricks, Mrs B. B. Brodgon.
Third Nard-Mfs C. A Ownbey,
chairman, Mrs ? J White, Mrs. Lee
Sanders, Mrs. j. Walker
Fourth Ward-Mrs l.. Furry. chair
man, Mrs. Mark Sanders. Mrs. J. H
Fletcher, Mrs Chas Smyer.
Springdae School Dtstrlet-Mrs.
Chas Mckinney
Shady Groye-Miss Annie King
Johnson-Alrs. Carl Mayes
u Cross Roads-Mrs Boyer.
Sonora-Mrs. Hettie Cloer.
Jaybird- f Johnson.
Fshback- Ras Graham.
4 Monitor-Mrs. u. l.. Einebarger
u. TIE committee in each school dis
4 trict IS expected 70 personally inter
4 view every man, woman and child III
their district and impress on them
the Importance Of voluntarily max
4 ing their subscriptions to the Fourth
n Liberty Loan on Saturday or Sunday
volunteer days, and be ready to make
good report at the mass meeting
to be held in the Auditorium in Spring
n dale Sunday night.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-27
JOHNSON.

Hal crpm returned Yesterday r.
SannIna 0lio 80 a,gu - eeteay -
factory w =" :" e'"'
Roy Skillern, who was visiting
Uncle ssm's a,gln N sad IS now IL
at Fort D A p1 Ply aiiu IN u III S'a''oi
C;ns.. '''sN'
qrpsb a. roo I'' II. IS getting ready ,, to
e,ash tock at the lime bluffs. Thu
street bni1d Salai rs Is 70 oe USED IN Ia,
Gillett is doing at Fayetteville.
IL Houso ord faa,ls9 - -.
to the Smith residence wh,cb wv,
vacated by c. R Iangford ,vbo l. na,z
located at Vaughn NJ n.y. ca
Railroad Wv ~ inc 7ah'e T :
Harry p;.a:
Talihani, Okla after sn ld ,paaS co, -
pie of weeks here r, : IN aba,nn "a e9 tb
Frisco station dnr;na t tha Vi III. IL,
Agen, Morris ,gbo nF s.a lhe absence o.
Combs. "'o was visiting a
CLAW Mo,r,. 49,,
from ron u2rfiS !, moved his family over
the An Ua,os ca aaid; and IS occupying
appointed f' Ue.,o. Mr.. Morris lori has beer
johnson '9e' agent d
Mr. and M.
Sapulpa or MIS- John Langford OF
1 a shop, Okla, have been spending
! friends b vacation with relatives an,
express masoor, 1ohh IS working a
tween san leIlseager on the Frisco be
ls sapu'pa and Fort Worth.
sd dsS Was renewing old memories ,s Sun Sun
yrsss valley where he Ii lived ED soma
] co The organization of a communit,
td ft at joS Sl defense is being perfect.
a. the school house - meeting ed9ggs was hel.
Sunday evening e' Sent IS 90 called fol
as ssds s Dick @af a %Rysd to f, tn,
i aSonMar Burrows the many from 'a ok
laNaA l.. A L
The Springdale news., 1918-09-27
German Sentiments
by German Writer'S
EN=Tsg4 szsrC
EErD 4.Tr
EA 8kaC ,

The e3anaty ct merchandise Of vari
Gus kinds seized in the hostile eoun
tries Is 50 great that the difficulty OF
storing it increases every day All
the Chambers OF Commerce have heea
asked 10 give all possible information
regarding warehouses. sheds, etc. In
Which these spoils may be temporarily
shelteesd Il is proposed 10 divide the
merchandise among all the countries
Of the Empire .-Frankfurter Zeitune
January 9th. 1916
Remember thai you are the chosen
people The spirit Of the Lord has
descended on ne because am the
Emperor OF the Germans am the In
stfument Of the Most High am His
sword. His representative. Disaster
ard death to those who resist my will
Disaster and death To those who do
hot believe In my mission The
Kaiser Address to the Army OF tn
East
We must win. because. # we were
detected. no one in the whole world
could any longer cherish any remnan.
of belief in truth and right in the
Good, or. indeed. in any higher Powea
which wisely and justly gaid5 Ne
aestihies Of humanity I1e.m.
Narum VII Siegen mussen.
1t Is only be remaining In Belgium
Tat we shall force the English 10 rec.
ognize our equality with them Eng
land must not remain master of the
Belgian coast She must be prevented
from controlling an area which can
b. used as the starting point OF new
and overwhelming Anglo French often
siye Here lies the guarantee fer the
only proper relationship with England
and so for lasting peaee-Von Bis.
sing Testament
Highly developed peoples. who arr
unwilling 10 amaleamate with the vic
tors, can be forced into reservations
or the Vctors will leave to the sub
jug"ted peoples portion OF their ter.
rttoly 10 which they can all retire l.
requires ne supernatural gift Of proph
ecy to perceive that in course Of time
the Latin peoples will be weeded out
TX. Wagner. Krieg
o my Germany, into thy soul thou
must etch a deep ana indelible hat.
stifle in thy heart all human feeling
and hasten to the fight
o Germany. hate Slaughter thy
fses by the millions. and Of their reek
ifg corpses build monument thai
s1all reach the clouds
o Germany. hate Salvation will
come of thy wrath Beat in their
skulls with rifle butts and axes Let
your elenched fist enforce the jade
ment of God ierordi. Song of Hate
The Springdale news., 1918-09-27
HABBERTON.
j. F. Jones bought a new car,

Farmers are busy blowing prepar-
atery to sowing What
Oscar Saffel and family of Mus
kogee, are visiting with Will Slaugh-
apples.
Quite lot Of frost here last satur-
day morning.
Mrs. j. J Cowan of OceoIa. this
state IS visiting with her brother, Ed
Johnson.
Mrs. Hazzie Harp of Muskoeee is
visiting with Wiley Harp and family
this week.
Mrs. Esther Dyer and little son Of
Olney Springs, Cal, have been Wis
ting her aunt, Mrs VIII Wilson
Miss Firgie Lindley who is attend
ing school at Springdale, visited Sat
urday with her mother.
Ed Johnson and family visited with
John johnson and family of Braden
last Sunday
There will be protraeted meeting
begin at the Baptist Church at this
place next Sunday at II a m By Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs. T L. Brooks Of So
nora visited with Mrs. Brooks. pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs J F. Jones Sun
/ day
The young folks surprised Mrs
Stella Nelson last Saturday night with
music party all reported good
time
+. NJ Stobaugh and wife and Mrs
Callie Howard attended the funeral
OF John GraYens at Sons Chapel
last Sunday
I. " Stobaugh and family am
+ Eula Harp visited with the families
of Gar Stone and Bill Harp Of So
nora last Sunday
There was mistake made IN ouI
last weeks items; 4 son was report
ed born 10 Mr. and Mrs Bonnie Harr
and It should have been daughter.
Mrs. Bert Lewis and Mrs. +. z
I Richardson of Fayetteville and 7 L
/ McCoIloch of Lincoln were in this Vi
clnity one day last week IN the in.
i terest Of thefourth Liberty Loan
They appoint ID Mrs Ben Price To sci
! the bonds. There will be a Libert4
i Loan meeting at the school houst
/ Friday night Sept. n
A Newton of oklahoma
SONS CHAPEL.
Mrs. Gravens of this place die
last week
There was an aeroplane past owe
last night
Everybody IS nearly through pick
ing tomatoes
Malcolm Henson has sold his farm
that he bought from Mr. Waterstrat
Mrs Mary Warren has returne.
from Kentucky and reported tina
her mother was better
Miss Jessie Gravens and her bro
theirs visited their sister, Mrs Sto
baugh, Of Spfingdale Sunday
The Springdale news., 1918-09-27
TO BOOST THE
LIBERTY LOAN
Big Meeting at Auditorium Su,d.v
Evening and Meeting in Other
School Districts in Township

For the purpose Of giving added
impetus to the campaign for t5s
Fourth Liberty Loan a mass meeting
will be held at the Auditorium. Snrin@.
dale, Sunday evening There nil
be a patriotic program of sneakinl -
music, etc, and it is desired 10 baye
a full attendance of residents :
Springdale Township, as well as al.
joining townships
Other Meetings.
Other meetings throughout this
section are announced as follows.
Steele, Sunday go p. m.
Elm Springs, Friday night. Sent u
Harmon, Saturday night, Sent %
Spring Valley, Sunday, Sept. %
2:30 p. m.
johnson, Sunday, Sept. %. go
p. m.
Good sptakers will be at all these
meetings, and all workers. especially
chairmen and members of committee
are asked to be present at the meet.
ings in their districts.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-27

KINDS CHAPEL.

Most every one is busy putting lis.,o up
fodder and preparing for anu soN''e
wheat. "a
Some nice cool weather with i!i,,.,a a
light visit from Jack Frost + riuas
night but no damage done. -
Grandma Wiley, who has been s;aaa ~
for some some time with heart disease seas
and an, dropsy, IS very low at this WIT
, ing.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-27
PRESIDENT WILSON SAVES GAS
Aids Fuel Conservation by Walking to
Worship Sunday.

Word comes from Washington that
President Wilson Will set the pace of
automobile ehdrca goers Sunday and
walk to WORSHIP.
Thus the President heeds the resu-
latton of the Fuel Administration, An
East st. Louis authority estimates
that II the Sunday conservation OF
gasoline Is adhered to in that city
$1,000 gallons OF gasoline Will BE-
saved each Sabbath day, This would
be money saving of aboU $4,000
II the gasoline We're conserved az
this ration throughout the United
States it would result in a money say
Ing each Sunday OF about million
and a quarter of dollars, which If in
vested in Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds
would never be missed and would
greatly aid in the campaign.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-27
Speakers For Fourth Liberty Loan

Having been asked to have charge
of the speakers arrangements IN
this section for the Fourth Liberty
Loan, | wish to state 10 the readers
of the News that | am in position 10
send speakers 10 meetings in the IN
terest Of this campaign anywhere in
the section covered by the North tier
Of townships for Washington Joun-
ty Parties desiring speakers for
these meetings may secure speakers
by communicating with me. Fol
lowing is list from which you may
select someone who will be sent when
possible r I Phillips. Mrs. r. t.
Phillips, w A Piper 4 H. Dulaney,
l.. D. Petross, d T. Eieher, c. 4
OWnbey, j S. Ewalt, Harry MELON
aid. Wilson Gardwell ] c. Anderson.
r NJ. Jones, c N Phillips. +. S.
Thompson, W Bfodgon J. 2 Dea-
yer. l. NJ Riggs. E. B. Cummings,
c. S Bouton. and c. H. Hankins.
If there are other parties who can
give aid to the speakers campaign /
shall be glad To have your names.
W / ElledEe. Manager Of Speakers
The Springdale news., 1918-09-27

Mr.. Bird Henson's barn was struck
by lightning Thursday, killing a
horse and burning part of stack OF
straw