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The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
PROPOSED NEW CONSTITUTION
synssxs and Comments improvements Made Over the
Constitutes Of 1874
EpUCATIoN.

s-Cvsss@ sersezs
district There shah
A~ szsEs &
Cssznsr Edaczaon n
DaAu0z Ct zsbeTs he elected ard
Sv<r=ssz@sz- EAeh district shan hAve
ssAss =zr< sAeel a-zE1 e S az SAL ao sKeeec -
exceeding
ph1e hs<2riss al STATE Az1s sA&a = held
- Fer - z<-z4zsz
Tners r2cz changes from the od Constitution The
article designed only make effective these principles
which developed by years educational advancement
pcY Arkansas To-Day fortythird Sdaca
onzy among Of TIE Union but with the improvements
proposed should within short tine take It's place the
first Tie article probably the best the subject American
state Ccusuns Vii give 70 the people the to greatly
increase ire efficiency Of their schools viii enable the rural
sscs 6svsp high schools vel improve their eIensn
tsy sehook One Of most serious problems the tendency
fu re cuuntrT TIE town city for educational ad
yxatxzes This rbs rural communities Of Of their
sst ess One Of the most important Of the proylss
that watch rAke possible provide high school advantages
far ecGntT bys aid County supervision Is established In
county and O. County Boards Of Education elected
by the p%cEs ard responsible only the people viii assiats
and make effective TIE best thought ard experience Of successful
elevators
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
On PrsAssiea.

Frn-z Ls4 Kansas CITY s-zr
II Is tree Is Soms Il the Gsr--xz
leaders already are Suggesting, that
the 0vsrtk-Sw Ct zztncrzcy ard the
exxzhllskrenr Of a democratic gov-
swn-ezf-xhozld the eAznrs proye
FzTzzzzszzz----==T make = Tszssssa1aa= e.
the Allies 70 deal with Germany On
different basis thar gFc1ld have beer
possible Rad the HohezEoiIexn re-
gSz-e continued
AZ fhe same tine. repsEtznes zo~
caunas h@ accepted II the psaes Of
rsparzE5oz. nor ear tire revolution
wipe out tire prufuni eistKus+ II the
character q the German people that
has been pruduead by the experiences
Il Ehe last four years The worii
vii lot fcrges that TIE atrocities q
Belgium ard Northern Frame were
carried O1t BY men q every station
IN life. that there Vas not = protest.
a. the tine froEn the men who are
now II charge. that the shameful
Brest-L ltcvSk treaty Was approved
universally IN spite Of the Reichsxzg
declaring against no znnexz1ions and
no Tndemnities, ard that the locsing
Of tke invaded territories. ard the
wxHton laying Of traps for the de-
struetion Of the Allied soldiers ttszs
continued I'D 70 the end we're the
work Of IRE average Germans wear
ing their country's Uniform.
The American people we're slow 10
cone TO this belief. But they we're
forced to il BY overwhelming evil
denee The only explanation wzs shas
BY long process Of education TIE
mass Of the German people had de-
vslsree : character wholly 5.tfe<e=.
from that with which we are familiar
IA character marked by hardness.
permeated by national egosisrn. and
feeling no scruple in the national SER
vice.
As result this Nation hzs been
convinced that ever the new Germany
must be put on probaticz Il ear
not expect 20 Be at once admitted
into the society Of nations II nust
demonstrate over a period Of years
that 4 has repenred There is Only
one way to DO this That Is the way
laid down IN the Scripture. Il must
bring forth fruits meet for reoen-
tance. K must prove its faith By
works
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
WHEY THE FIRES or HELL
WEN OH


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The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
THANKS FOR BLESSINGS.
BESTOWED BY WAR.
Praise Service at Star Hall Attracts
Large Crowd Which .Appiauded
Sentiments Pronounced BY
Judge Alley.

Asna felix's turned cut = crowd
Sunday night that filled every chair
IN Star Han. and they heard one Of
the most remarkable Thanks giving
sermons ever delivered in the city.
The gathering was IN compliance with
Governor Brough's request the eiti-
zens OF Arkansas meet and give
thanks over the ending Of the war.
and the speaker selected for the oc-
easion was Judge J. I. Alley.
Judge Alley had no text, but he
gave a mighty fine sermon On the
blessings that have been bestowed
upon US By reason Of the var. He
emphasized that's what we we're here
for TO give thanks not only for the
ending Of the war but for the good
things we as a nation had gotten ont
Of the war.
The judge mentioned ansouy other
things that our country has gained
the fact that we are responsible for
Kaiser Bin losing his JOB, that il was
the boys from Arkansas, and Illinois
and other states, who made things
50 hot for the arch fiend that ne was
forced 70 flee his own country and be
come an outeast. Another point
made which aroused applause was
wherein the speaker declared the
United States had entered the world
war to fight for humanity, and not
because we were afraid the Germans
would invade this country.
Among other lessons learned frorn
the war and which could be elzssed as
blessings were those Of health, gained
through food regulations, and those
Of legal nature which in this great
struggle showed the whole peoule on
an equality. Tie judge cited as proof
the miliionaire's son in army eouId
not get any more Xmas packages
than viii the poor mans, that the
high and mighty were put on a corn
bread diet and had wheatless. meat
less and sweetless days lust as did
the meek and lowIy.
Judge Alley predicted dire happen
lngs for the man who proved a slack
er, when the fighters Of America re-
turned home. ~They, or no other
American VIII have any respect for
the fellow who lays down and refus-
es 70 help was the Indictment the
speaker returned against the man
who failed to contribute to the vari-
Gus funds that have been raised to
help the fighting men
In concluding Judge Alley praised
Polk County for the manner in which
Il has always responded to every call
made upon it for financial aid.
The opening prayer was given BY
the Rev. ". B. Green and the bene-
diction by DR.. l. NJ. Anthony. Special
music furnished by a large choir Of
singers added greatly to the interest
OF the thanksgiving service.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

Frozz TIE Texzrkzrtar-
TIE announcement cones frau
Washington that the governmeat will
not relax N the prosecution of slack
ers IN any degree ard that the Iss-
week in this month wiIl be devoted r.
especial work b. the department q
justice II approaching ard bringing
70 trial all deser1erx. shakers and de-
lEngusnts as regards the draft law.
There Is folly and folly, bur K
wcNsd seem that ire raAn wto sets
himself . oppose the draft lz< Is
foolish b<yond ire fcolizhness Of sea-
sr men Il IS zlmess impossible TO
escape from the government when the
government is determined to bring
one 70 trial The arm Is Iong and TIE
hznd Is heavy when Il comes 70 reach
Ing and Furnishing those Who are
traitors n any degree toward tire
government
There Is the xtrzrxs<t folly in the
acts of TIE men ~ho defy tie oszsosrs
and say they w5Il die n : fight BE-
fore tier E1l 80 rso Ire army.
Ihey VII conrst any E1rber Of a.
1enssz = order 20 escape military
ssrvzee- Ors is disposed sorneSlr-es 70
think thar = Is merely innate so-txx-
rzness that zr~uzte< The zzn wno w5N
Gle * the hzr1s Ct posse before he
zas2 serve kis cCzz-ry z she zzzks ~
the 1zll e Eztricssszn-
No rnzn hut owes his Al 70 lis
eoznzy- His lie, rs fortune. his
serTses, al are az The rzI of ths gov-
syzzszt tA&t prstseks Sim in ts=es
q pszre. Ne Ezn car eFzde his 6zty
sz<eay a11 the lesser I'll - bo9rze
aozas 20 re shakers. 5esersers and
u Ia cczrze CT TIE ceez-
~ EwSrskm
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

s-ntsn--I-6kes AT lie
+ C@sss-z-rzzxz Para Ca Nsx- II. Is
ne S-ar F1z-zss--.x CO, Nezz- Asi<-
Nv Dear Frssrssss $3.50 - uszszus1s
ss-k srzssea1sez zsrx- Anuz1<r zzc-
ess1ry sesr 1z=xr3 progress sz1 ts-ss
j. exxrx-efy wrs4l. =.E54 = the %
rExxszs Al rr-erz-zb5s lcsS ant So
aark wha<h zu~as kAre rezzzr9s sssv-
era ys@r<s cssse- kzr5 wzarx 60 ~
rzx-. Czr-eE- zz-ezzzs=Sz Sees are IS
Nay rz5e Eh4 -xraz- 70 carry sAs
lad G. szzse fz- 1-zo&stlz- q ~
Eress1vS z-rVss- CrzsSs-7zzx z-u1aessi
hy tire wx- hzxs -zase tarx srz5acx-
S5esn Slffaczz hzz vastly -s-E zssres-
szrT. rsxSzt5zz e azzzEz5sS las zzz
lzzserasx hzt rnzAsHr z-rTS2z@z the 5s-
mad 81 CIR Fs.a.z S-vresex-
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Zg & LIS z---urrsz-1zz and cr--
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49, ~ 49, azzz-urs ard szA-
S5llrs sH.s excszsu. =e-zaz wA5cA sx-
ssez5 II Ps-k esz-y surg Ire v&sz
szz=~ H1d far Tbs 1zzv s7s
II ne ~.zzy sazeE-s wAscA VIZ ar
.cEls &c -ss eEZ1y h=zzzs< e skz
wurk.
II aren s.=5 q azvs wurx Z
g kszrs II P1k rzzzsx. an ns=
5ss-g rwsce stA1 r1sh = less zzrzs
hsr4- i Is ezsT. Ezersszzzg and
1.s-<fsszzl lie. Is AIRY Exs A s1zg
he i ne< c1--lsze wz-AssEz- q szassi-
vEsicz E-zsi91zaE. sEen 50 xhs<z s san
81 tkss intensive Ets- Il 6e~esozz Il
1sSzsa. TIE FAysar4l and =zntzz SIZE.
nss cTsxsa.slkizx .kAs neral ssse. TIE
C@zSzTy 14g1xsze Eex Novemh<< glx-
IS = rather T-zs-<<SSng 1ccSzzE C CIR
wsxE heEe-
RsmsEhsz ne u NJ good friends
whsE yuz EseE Tk@- ard EIvs tkez
ny regards
Agz1n expressing Ezy 2rF-ecszzaczz
for the hesp ard e-cEzrzEszezt gsTen
me by TIE Scar eoxrs. Fu6ivi1zzlly
aid collectively. and 1ockir-x fo-wzr1
70 seeing yUa al n TIE net too dis
tart future. ard wI-h kizd p~-sozsl
regards ard best wishes. I am
Sincerely.
Ezrrr 2 Cx<x Il Y L
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
THE Ex-KAIsER A PROBLEM
Opinion in Paris j. Divided On What
to Do With Wilhelm

Opinion in Paris Is Divided On What
to Do With Wilhelm
Paris, Nov. 14-Wu Wilhelm lose
his head, be banished, or De allowed
70 disappear
Public opinion here Is divided The
majority Of the masses seemingly
rebel at the escape Of the former
kaiser, who was regarded as the prin-
cipaI maker Of war and the murderer
Of 20 million persons. These are IN
favor Of an international high court
20 pass judgment on his case They
oppose Punishment as tending to Ma
poleonize him into hero to which he
Is not worthy.
Others declare the kaiser ard cruwn
prince were nzrionettes IN the hands
q the nilitzrists and kings Of CON-
nerce. who are the ones responsible
for the war They contend that. II
possible these ringiezders should be
asls9 hefc<s za International eSsrs
50 that something ike justice might
Be achieved Otherwise, they say.
merely the surface vii ke scratched.
Jan Van Hamei, professor Of juris-
prudence n Amsterdam, now IN Paris.
Eas interviewed concerning the posi-
be disposition Of Wilhelm. He said
he believed the Dutch government
VIII refuse 10 allow the former kais-
ct the benefit Of asylum II an inter
national court Of justice shorld re-
qlire his APPEARANCE.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
WHEN HER BACK ACHES
A Woman Finds All Her E1ergy and
Ambition Slipping Away.

A Woman Finds All Her EnerEy and
Ambition Slipping Away
Mer2 women know how the aches
and pains that cften come wbez the
kidneys fan make life a burden
Baekaehe. hip pains. headaches, dizzy
spells. distressing urinary troubles,
are frequent Indications q weak KID
neyS and sh01ld De checked IN time
Deans Kidney Pills are for the kid
neys 0zly They attack kidney dis
eases By striking az the cause. Here's
proof Of their zsrit n s Menz wom-
ans words:
hrs. Mzry MuIiikin, 1913 Church
Ave. SAYS: Fer several years | ST
fsrad <ruz kianey troz5ls and I grad
HzIly became worse Ny back became
lane and X SEEMED thsE the ireeSssrt
3zH Sche wuzI5 XII re ! rsziins !
h-enai ever, SIT down CT get up without
sazrp twingss thru my kings Ny
kiinsys sSted irrsgulzrly, slso- | WAS
nervous and al run down I EsaIiy
dexs5ed 70 giTe mp th< treatment ] had
been taking -zd ny Deans Kidney
Pills zss5 two boxes ard tAsF gawe
ne complete reEigf Occasional uss
since thar has prevented ary ssri0zs
txuuble=
Price SOC a4 al dealers. D7at
Simply ask fer a kidnsy renedy-gst
Duzn's Ks3ney Pllls-the sane tkst
Mrs NuIEIkin hzd Foster ilbzru
c.. Mfgrs, Buffalo, =. T. 5i-Adv
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
MORE PAY FOR OPERATORS
Director General Grants q Basic In
crease Of Is Cents an Hour.

crease OF Il Cents an Hour.
Washington. Nov. Ie.-Railroad tel
egTsPhers numbering about seventy
thousand, we're tonight granted an
increase IN wages By Director Gen
erai MeA6co- The new wages, repre-
sent1ng hAsic increase Of IS cents
ar hour viii Be effective from octo-
Der ].
Tie advance n wages viii aggre-
gate approximately SO million dollars
annually, McAdoo estimated.
Bas1ng the calculations on an 8
hozr day, McAdoo reduced the nav Of
the tslegrapherx TO ! flat hourly sal
airy A minimum Of IS cents an hour
vas established, and 10 this was ad-
ded iS cents per hour. with agree
nent for time and half pay for
overtime work
The hourly minimum Of IS cents, in
some cases. works as a cut In salary
because straight mcnthly salaries
higher thar that figure. Wages paid
ranged higher than that figure wag-
IS paid January l. 1918. was used as
. basis upon which TO compute the
original pay minimum
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
NEED ORGAHRIIa|
TO BRING BEEP||
1s~sssr They A.. A..
AZ Thsy shssls :. :. . ssn...
ira Farm a.. Sa-ss
% W c Lzsssstsr.
srai Er'ensloa Ds1ss -, -
sty a Arkss..- =.

81 ", c. Lzssslss. D.
usrai Er'snsloa Dss,s.. !, "a
sly q Arkas.,, .
AGAnsss peozls -.
sa.ns foE cone TIKI. ! -, = -
noss, seed and Earn -. - i
snc IN many localities - :
been sold vita ooaa.s., ..s.'''a !.
MARKETING orgzaira,,s-,
these orszniIttons "a, ~
products are nos a - !
s=es=ss,11 ~. &
offenl1atiou On ala-s. ,,,.
neces ssFy in order 70 49,.
There IS 10 need To- -, - -
i@rns who hAvs Ten = w. Z. ! =
fs' hogs TO sell, 10 s,,r..
a. nom thres 10 a.. -.
isss than a market -.
eceoperstinE with "a -.
can ship in car loss -
ket prices for thesr r.
II has been proves "a :,
t&toss can Be sold usr. =. ..
through co-operztion ], -.
tons OK the state ~s.- s
growers have been w1ns,,
for lse parpose Of msr...' a
potatoss IN car Ioss n.y : =!
rfaoiy received a bea~ =. "
Sweet Potatoes 90 r.r A.. /
vac sol Of Arkzasss a. sra
czeec Al a good pru.s !, ,,v,-.'' (
Were the growers AZ vim !.
together for eAriOs ssis=.a
oTgsaisstioas for n. ...x
zarkssiaE strzwssrrsss 49,
ofssr frssh fruits As.. :
e1a4 a. . EazAs I
porttnt points Il the ssa,s r,r.
aEples o. orskzIrstiors x.sa n
resulted probably 70 q. ,,,.E
Eight s~ cited. BAT sAs i -
s=-y ssses IL Is sssz pro,,, III
sfvely that vksn Arkznaas -. n
torefher far the s.iA - - -
they undoubtedly 90 better
The orgnHirzaons that s,u II
toTms6 Eifh a purpose IA M ri
the most cases sacessshsl VA Y
Tayirsfiork that hare spruaF
euf a purpose In mind hare 4. III
been 20 fortunate
kvery organization mag Az 4
cier' leadership. ana the lsass 4
slWsys b. Interested IN Bis vws \
kansss IS fortunate IN having s d
one mzE IN ths County vho s u
este6 in TIE marketing o. iain n
Ects and xh0 Is wiling to as'g m
nations IN evory vsY possible. n
nan 10 the county Sssni, EAo i
natural and logical leader n al
these movements and ~ Be VII
70 eo-oDsrxfs al any tine vita PEI
Who wish 10 get together and bsa'
BY an organization xhich the! :
form ard By he help Of which The ]
tension Davtsson a tbs Uaivsulg
Arkansas and tks .. 8. Departs
Of Agrisaltzrs can give sAeu taFa
the oGes OF Markets and Oths 20
etss-
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
HOWE DENOMINATION AofsTl
% esEAT Wofk
hsavs kse@s Materially " fsss y
ssealss sss Fssd essssrNssss,
Well - Omar war kssHfsS

Anons the many activities : W
the Comfy Hc.ys psuossuzs
Agents are ssxsss1 ssts' De ~
vtsion OF Miss Co1nis J. B'ss
STATE Nome Densnssfsiia lss' I
zosbsediy ne s0rx in foot F''
tfoa and food eonssrvsiio1 ''sss /
a being most important II
During Ii. past rear IAN -
were planted under ihsir sape'
and ss.z1s farmers we're lsisa
ave additional farm prOdsea =
Ter wss Much Interest va ~
in poultry raising. dsiryiAs - y
lpE orchard procHcts. oas - -
year OLD girl made a nH
s,II - on her ous-,snfh se'' = |.
besides supplying the bon. - III /
osAer girl made q net PROV
ca her sock o; ehieksnA
All Of ths agents hsss ~
Isrt -erk In helping " - -
ear. ery. aaa store ths' ) J. > {
canning and prs.srvias ~ 49, 7
sue putting up their Hiss'' =; y
Instruction Of the eai'a !, 4, IL
ara Navy Hospital in ho' = ! -
rut 10 hundred. Of gales, s. J ),
vegetables and fruits
ef@
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

Away back in 1914. On Sep<zzh@r
9, Henry watterson il the Ce1rser
Journal. brought q great xt0rz znczs
his aged head by the then starting
aiogsn, ITO He'll with the Hotsz-
2ollerns and Hapsburgs." And, T
taken - = pfophesy. II has come trua
t9exe auick3y than anyone had hoped.
Aov that she kaiser has abdicatsd.
4 NastersoR says that another part
y tss ps.ssssasg, - tie effect that in
II ssaEs tsaFs pili nos be crowned
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

Many Of the enterprising and up
sazssss merchants of Aena are utiliz-
ing chunks Of manganese ere II s.
Practical way and. are proving the
mineral Is ornamental as wei as
useful Chunks CT certain weights
are used for doorsteps IN many
places while lighter specimens
are serving as paper weights. 9th
ers are nov using manganese n their
regular window decorations It re-
mains for someone To utilize q 100
Pound chunk for a hitrhing place.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

One OF the minor horrors of war
which should be Eliminated prCnso
Is the cveriozGing Of the mails with
tons Of worthless alleged literature,
and then By saving vszs quantities
Of better paper than the newspapers
are allowed TO use. even L they could
afford i. and ages Of time consumed
IN producing ard then destroying the
useless stuff.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

During the past year or 30. wher
the need Of food conservation vas i'm
perstivs. authorities On the sabiec.
took lock ever the Situation II Ar
kansas and the result was starting.
II was feun1 that IN soze ccznties
tie dogs almost e1trzzheres the IN
kzhi-zz-s. ard In practically AZ r0un-
ties <hzrs werx zzzzy a1rs dezs shzz
sheep A li<tAs Ezu.aT aF rkiz rexslz-
tion is worth xkzs evez Z the war :
over.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

The Socialists Of Chicago. Nth
speeches IN seven languages. cele-
hrzted the downfall Of the Kaiser.
Free Americans 5ziy need ere ian-
guzge for such events, and, from 4
<=-=>-- eksszzrsz ssssssss. the SeSss iisss g
the United States had a. little to Do
Is possible with TIE even. they TOW
~rn,zg uh.uu&
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

recent public uttsrzres of william Fl
Barr president Of the National Pom
dsrs' Association. that a rsauct;on az
~sEzz zzsa sozgsr hours wurfd De the
only means 70 enable American man
1fact1rsrs 70 coztirue to cope w;th
foreign industries after the var.
'-Setlce = given hare anS no~ .
NJ Gcmpers sail shat the Amer
car r@0pae will net BE- forced back bv
either Barr. his association or all the
Bozzocns u the United States
For al kir6s printing or Legal
Banks. TIE Star.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

ksas T. Ezrrr.s- zlsz wil cs-e t-Tzs.
SRI szxreszx tkzs wz ~ zrsz "a
sxisz-ss se-zk Bez TckzS1z'x z-szr---
r5sz srz< the grave < = FSE-
WIS., lie Evrs BE A~ssa I slsvsr'
War he I'D he sies a1 ever
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

MSrar pSrlrS= A1z --a..ssszz-s a 49,
sage fruzz Ira c. Hopper, forrsx
Nsnz teacher, 3 first lieutenant =i-h
the 10zk Field Artillery, sozewbers
Z Frznes In ms message Lieut.
Hopper says. Have been a. TIE front
szncs august and have seen sozze
hard fighting OR boys hare shs
Huns mastered zE every stroke Ct she
gsEe- 4 big bzrrzgs. preparatory
to an offensive, is one Of the Eost
inspiring sights ever ss<E- Night
becomes day. life becomes death
peace becomes nell. On vel. sooz Il
viii end and we car re1urn 70 good
old L. s A. Lieut. Hopper a. toe
time Of writing was patient u q
military hospital recovering troz an
attack Of grippe
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
DON'T Lr wIfs ... , Ss
sToHEp SEQ SH ss

Don't 10, the ves.a. .,sse,s fss
rsrta seed and tod .' ''sss' .Itl ~
s.n - killed By 49, :. Il. lrp'
ben ba-suiphids VIZ ~. ysysssN
.ss Experiment s.'f = 4. tssr
fc- cfrcuixr Ne - 80 gel >
Insert. Arsctirs -. & psas
saa1 Products. By e
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

Ihe primal irnpulse that seems 70
govern the red flag crowd Whenever
opportunity occurs Is TO destroy prop
erry and order 8 general strike Two
very effective ways TO benefit hu-
mainly Of course.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
,,.,,,,sss,Ty RURAL M
EFFEeTls' .,,,s

THROUGH the LEES. -. 90. !.
.. unirsr.asy q a .l.. j ~
Cor teaching asfie1. .s..ss ., -
scozoEics IN the -. IS - n
cured. These 0s'l.a ...,sss q
ely Asls the rsf@ AZ -
n slvss a pr0st.ss,l' SIC =
eesrss - tassr v !. AZ -
.s.ea.s sAOsla VII. .. : 4 =
nvssssz Ct he
as Cor rKrtiesiAEs
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
BOND ISSUES.

&v zzssssdzsss tss
sssrEsss wStstz for Ne
s. * nor. IA. go AAssssHs he sfr=Aa. lees
s4s< sse% sA s1
sssA sAaA sfressi
Thsrs is prncpe FIRMLY established modern bus
add finance than that Of tie issuance Of general
pubhc improvements and 20 refund existing
Indebtedness Of cities and unts just as eospors
tsns individuals refund r liabilities more favorable
conditions and Progress and development demand more
than % available existing conditional
Nc burden fastened the adoption
provision Any bond be authorized
At least 50 Of the qualified voting special
slecsn The people and whstever hsy decide
fra II their Ths Constitution supplies the
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The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

The American troops have begun
70 march into Germany vast army
moving in long lines. IS IN penee
times. This Is q parade worth going
long distances 70 see, and N lieu 70
seeing, to read ard think about
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

The scarcity Of feed j. serious Ne
matter how snail the quantity, ev-
sryone Is urged to saEe straw. and the
grass from the corners and ditch
banks Your neighb0r will need the
feed Z yoa don't
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The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

Every now and then someone
gets terribly concerned for fear this
q that and the unusual war werx
and so on which women have been
called into viii spoil their taste for
domestic affairs notes q Mea2 man
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

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shrz. fen ~zsSscs 70 Ger=2ny~- Let's
fhs-k ahout BeAE1zz ard Frame.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

N1t that i makes any particular
dFfferencs; hut DID yoU notice that
the fighting stopped AZ ire sasF=zEh
hc1x e re e4eTszzE CAY q ~
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The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

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e~ax uz-ishes ts,czz ren wh0 paZn3gr-
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a EEz5er af Mezz Een and farzz-
ers are getting interested y The F-o-
pes2I q the Sozthizr1 Sweet PCtzto
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establish brzneh here The zssoeiz-
tiez las nezsfie6 the CozrnexxszI Czzo
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within ! short tize 20 Investigate
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viii give 3 al fz7xrez<eS callers
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usefzi occzpztsozs- Z sne1l1 nNag
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rurh q crzxince tie German r@cEse
tkz4 they did nat nesd Kaiser BllL
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