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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-01-24
A LETTER FROM CAMP PIKE

The following letter written to the
parents of Johnnie Stewart who died
at Camp Pike. Ark, and whose re-
mains were brought to Audubon for
funeral services. shows the high es-
TEEN in which he was held by the
officers and men OF his company AS
it is of interest to our many readers
we publish same in this weeks is
sue of the Republican.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19

6bsumatisnte, @out, eumbdeo, Geu.
rGlGId, 6orirettelitr oa Stso linores bur.
tI9 peo bets Srug. Renere % mere burtia
p~Irtenoe emo tillsIenoe Blaitre og Salper,
taruer life ouoeu euer tilitopper Gorerue.
SomtltsuS Uteoiciuifab mieu olem bar
en- Blaos ior Sloau's einimsut.
NnA ole Mnnthefere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19
lSEE{@
nils M

or life ioo me9ct at iige ON bcrSc.
Nmn par @ntemahnm WIuuer / Dor.
oenlrr. ga @oIo trai bcuoc Scnbeite5
1904. Nun bleu Maoame 9olo. fsr
SsrQcaaret par omnlc. OF mebbroltc
mo / lit me Stob Ell imut lloeu Tor
muc ira lin Tinhauoler Ell QroS /
@ropen. Get par uoiagtll 3.047. 900
SrcS. forltoen ell Siprentc pau 1900
ON Tarct, iortPler DC opnpunte
Notwithstanding NntlrrliguiS If o.
ion DC Ncngcr Ben at aaa paa, oo
@olo iii &auno oocr oent. ct Mar
cltcr @i'tcrmcnlet bar ban Iaa re-
ouccfct, at ban mnotte Ie ilg on eitcr
anorc &eie iii at fade NiiQioner.
"a bon lloI lia pod Suitere. o.
pou Sunnaiorrheri. Den 0iooomc
9olo 0ulcr err eltonu inoe / lin
Wiunos - Rltmer 2's - SrpQering.
San or ct Wsnitcr al Ell Ggtemauo,
iiQer bum, - ct Gfaemplcr al Ell
|atript.
ga bun pioncoe, bdpoe @olo for
ieritc - % cncite - @ong Iaorer
/ 2incnc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19

@ifen. 50. 1ieneiteicntc @ilri Sans.
oatter Eniieie, -. Nun par opioitrct
hos Gore ., %it; beoc al Srrina.
auarcnfc Haanhilo 2orSbotter slol.
nit, 81. &usmono lSon 8icrnumoien
alpuc, Sunoonca. 50. aaormono
Soo Saafpuicr SbIanb, "A. Sbu.
Scraeont Irne u. Rosielanb, S21a.
Some gaia 6latcbe oebc MI ino.
uroer ,silI al arGit / llnoerIiuet.
@nn bar til for fort lio iiocn en-
upanIia iterf o. orbcioiom aoinoc.
: Stranoeborm er blollot onorc
ielgcube pnnoret bort GSbu. aonito.
bel alnt Sanohoue, aoarmono Ola
9icrfc, Some Sortrllo Soruif, aoor.
forc Nils Solbier9.
Sarpcr Safob 9iabicn / Gnitcic
bar nnlie fiebt en- Bart al aiococ
aommonoerieracant Sans apanlSes
0aorosbrig poa apamse. Safob
Ninoien, iom or eli mcqct briitia
Maro, bor / DC iioitc 9lor brcuet 40.
itllia meb Slogtnlng % Solg al
Storir. @co Sl0cu bcrai bripcr ban
oaioa @arperiet % al % til Niifcri.
Gen Gel al "Gnnntouacn" / Snfic-
illnb. iom tiIbertc oucnnupntc @rlla,
har ban iolgt til NclAc Rnffcns Sen
Nabb, ion1 Dor pad SnltflcIcu.
Ola Sanion 2orpc. Sen iii Snlco
Sans aiosaaS, cr MI icnecIiaacnoe.
Son bar / lGngerc Sio fi0nlpet mco
SGrinaSinaoom, iom III Ter no til
of taec Sperbaonb. San Iolate ior
Ell Gel Ior iiben lit 8aarosbrug paa
Sorpe til Seaeif Srcim og bpagcbe
iig Slts meo Smibiepcrfitcb peo
Gpiteielanoet.
airfetiener pe0 2pltcic airfe Sri
item Stlie bar M laact Iiifeo ira lin
Stiqing eiterat bapc tienitgiort / %
Iar. Mtnler ariItian Gpiteie or bic.
pen bans Giterntono.
Stortiugamanb g. Sfoor bar to-
get Sroet for GonneIie al ct Soro.
brligaiono for Gpont. Ser err nco.
lat Ell aomite til 6orbercbcIie al ga.
gen. Set bar Observation-Disclosures DC
ming, at Genterrc al Sonoet p9ient.
Zig ifiiIoe nnpenbc5 til @ipIp for
@riigere al afiibcsliggcnoe al Hatll-
rem minore bel uoitpreoe 8oaroc og
lieeiaa til Sprettclic al rpe 9rug.
rSoban Sperion @er9e er nplig
fommen biem fra Alnerifa. &an bar
opholot iig oerbortc / 6-7 Iar.
Ola 2orion Serge, iom fom fra
Nnlerifa iioitleoen &oar, arbeiber for
.Siben mcb @%ebhr9aing.. Son bar
iammcn mco ct Tnr aantcrater tu0ct
Ifforo hos Ola Sorfielion &ooIano.
Sernleo eilifeS @labet oo octs 2p.
iere ct goot gtptaar.
Epiteie 14oe Sanllur 1918.
q. y. Sfaor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19
Den teftia br1nren>e
Geaemas Klsen % Stiefen.

Sp9oommtr beplrtsS al Ell Suisttiou, Der
brpoer no slenusm Ouoeu. Ierior er $. 5. s.
ben men tilireositileube Se5anoliuq Tor aue
iaGfalbte jNnoipaoomue. 0u bette Dttooel
laa 9ruuotg reuier Slooet. al tugcu lIrsn-
beoer tdu forbliue. 6dd Ell 5lalte Iodg
buiItetiombeIr apotbet. os Oh oil ie ReiuI.
later al on rette S.bauollug. Strip eiter
%eriarue SGgeraaO. lom 9ipes big uoeu uo9su
Setoltuins pso al aoresisre Weoicol Gtrecs
tor, 81 Suiit laboratory, atlauta, ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19

tt'fc Gieblif al belle 9olo. TrocesIen,
bette fcrtGroeliee. lille Rimit oo
Net%prTiiocuten. if0lge Hetters Sfif
% Srli9 ltiacr bette Spsrgsmoal til
%lonct: Ga or &c MI ganitc ilffer
poa, al Den Monb, De taller ON, er
ham, Tom ltaar ioran Gem / anflo9e.
~bofsen?"
% Madame Ganor, iom penoer
liz holot - men Ill Den gale Sibc!
- % Tiger:
Seq Ter ham life, Sr. 06crit.
Sea er blirb."
Der glf Ell SrpSnina ooer Solcn.
gfoo ocr auinoe trrn9eS ingen ntci,
nclfeli0 6oroemmeIic mere. Zen
tore GieugiGlNelie8 Cop hor ollereoc
lepnct 10 henoeH TeiItrin. Toonr
pafIer Ben gnntlc, hpioc @oooetnocr
mco TONNE Cine ir0 Tor ocn brc6c
Sroppc.
Men ocnnc @ona or set M r II.
ocue, iom lfdl bape 2attercn oucr
'ig. Shi her. bpao set itoffele. be,
borrc6c MonofoIf Eonon lo0cr Tia
ourrellirre til : 1915 trGiier @olo
ham iAicn / TariS. Ga par canon
notlaa paa Snperrc. polo ronlntcr
tIcl,oc inloo ham mcn oabnc Irntc.
Staffara gannIe Ben, dig bar Sfirb.
ltcn mcrtctl &an on til9iuc mid2
Sea bar inu6et moo oi9. men I'M
trTll8er ica Sin NiGIp. Dob DC.
'aling, natnrliqpial COS Beta.
ling % @oIo iurrcr SEN aunlIc
Stnmper ioo liuialiN ritnbt meo ri.
belltcocr 90 toglc SulinoironcSIap.
per, at Fanon life nIeuc aaar ino
pod al o'9tpc en- GrtlGriuQ ON, at
Oct er ham. Tauoit. iom Tor mon0e
Mar iiben inO / 6r1qieI FOR ct lioct
Scorogeri, Iom Nolo par fonlmct /
Sfobe Tor at beQna % moattc lone.
Wten Nolo 'enber Eanon lom lin
"Ngent" opcr til Nmcrito Tor at areic
no noaIc %anifeliqbcocr nlco Sc Bern.
Itortilfc Wilalouer, lom Nolo poa oiu
% Neo ma bouc iIpttet opcr til Ell
iranif @onf.
Ter or SiliGIoer, bpor hi Manb
rolf life lfal pirate Tor bsit ON "oet
page aisn". WccnQnrtner5 3cori
ON @lanoingcn IN q" bar ietbuert.
lalb noact FOR liz. Sclu ON life ale
or / De 0roo "cocu" iont Topo Ia
non.
% ioo noplc Nro tiliIut ON Sen
onoen cllcr treble Mtaoomc
Soln. Zen mrpUrcnoc oltioo. Set
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19

&apitiu Ceilings bsannbte at itubere 10 ieIp % i'm
Torfatntne % tilIoit blep ban belennet Deb al
tnbe ben Dtethobe. Der ioa hurtia eioroe ham Ill ell
frin. itsrf. fraftia og InfteIie Dlauo.
pptm'puihelit fan bruce ben iamue Diethpoe, ben
or firpel. let. frpg og binie. 9nhper gerinu Yerotn
Iibenbt al Sroof ifuIoe bape aapt. Ceilings BOG. for-
t6lenoe alt oui bpprle hes ban furerie fs itln. 90 hpor.
lebes bpenfpnlhelit fan fcIat ben iomme 9ehanolira
/ fit eqtt Diem notn uoaet Srpoeri. goetu % Wtsoi.
Tin or trtt. 2e oIl pprtobttaIt bIine isubt sRhner Il.
bnbe al Sropf. on man ~uafnIoer usoeuitaosnoe
auppu. Dten Ieno ben itrar - uu - fertH I0gger
glriien tiIfbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19
Sra Paroaneer.
&etten til Jiife % Bette paa Sarban.
serpiooen. - SDrtio % Wansel.
SOrails Sanaeirter. - Spi.
ifoleitepne. 8nlpbrpllnp. =
Spbsfalo. - Nnoet Nnt.

Mellem gibfioros % llQcn5panes
&ommlille paa ben enc SIDE oa Sto-
fen pna Den anben bar ser pGret pro.
ceoeret ON gieitbomsretten til Den
ipolige Del al SaroalgerpibbelL oft
iaa ben Gel iom ligger iSnbenior
Noromanbslaagen / ben pperite Gel
al Numnlebulslaagen.
Teb SeteiteretSoom ifior blep IN.
gen al De nGpllte aoml1lltiter fienot
eteroomaberettlgct til ben onrbano-
leoe Gel al %ibben, ion1 oernleb er.
fl9rebes for Statscienbom % beteG.
mes / Gommen iom GioiiorbS StatS.
almenning, % Iom berefter er StrGf-
ningens rette Napn. Senne Conn
aigiorbc imiolertio intet ON bpilfe
al DC to aommlrter bapbc Siife- og
Seitesrctten til |iboen. On bette
bar Der pGrct proceoeret / mart IS
Iar. 9tt cr enbelig afiagt &eieite.
retsbom Tor, at 6iifet paa Seifielos.
itrGfningen tilfommer begge Som.
mllner, ion iaalebes iamnten fam no.
MITE gLper og Sortb ser. 9~eitesret.
ten er oerimob tiIfienot Giofioros
&omntune alene. Sagen er life
olelle al itor Setponing for DC to itore
gp9oer, men er ogiaa al Snteresie
for andre, ioet ben nepnte Gel at
'Saroanserpiboen er rig paa Silt, og
geitet er ligeiaa uomerfet meo De
mango S9tre og Sielobritg.
Ten aomite, iom for en- Gib iioen
blep nebiat / l~lnensoang forat lto-
rebe Spergsmnolet ON eleftriif Serf
for gpgben, bar mt afgipet fin Or
flpring til Serreositpret. aomiteen
bar fGitet Spmerfiombeoen peo ire
Glper: &enbo (Soplanb), Spo
(SpeoaD og 8pitno (Sifebpgb).
Senoo fan gine omfri1g 10000 ST.
Spo er Sa!poelen ina flor.
Sobannes &. 9oftbus, iom bar
p9ret MnoenlGrer peo Sauobrlle5-
ifolcn pna Stenb, err uonppnt til Be.
itprer for Statens Sagebrugsifole /
Soroon9er. Sobs. SoftbuS er Sen
til 2ensmano 2oftblts / &pam. Cart.
ner ears ntne er aniat iom Nnoen.
lprer peb iamnle Sfole.
Sia Spsiefompani bar eget Iftie-
fapitalen ira 100000 til 3 DfiGioner
&roner fnIbt inobetalt. Der er ale-
rebe eipet ubfait til Spanlne Der.
illoe.
I'll Snenepreit / 3pam cr iibnGpnt
&ealf Stteien, Stteien er febt 1860
pg altiaa 81 Iar gummel. San er
aano. teol. fra 1886 oe blep uonppnt
til Soenepreit / 1908. Sra 1894
til ban ieete og fit Sognepreitembcoet
/ 2pe paa S9oeren bar ban ferit per-
ionel % ienere reiiberenoe aapelan
hos Sognepreit Gbriitic / apam.
Son cr iaaleoes pelfienbt Der /
9pgoen.
S%erreositpret / Gslbal bar / iibite
0teoe bebanoIet Speresmaalet ON
at bpese Statspei ira &eloal gicn-
mem Salbalen, Sipatsbalen oper Ser.
: lebotnen, 9itlos % andre S9l9acr
poa Soroangerpioben / Sommen-
hGng nteo Ieiproieftet Gibiioro-
Saligoitel. Set bIep p%eotoget at
ienoe Sagen til @erreositpret / Sbba
pg l1aenspalle til llotalelie. glniea-
ming ON Statsbiorae bill blipe ielot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19
Spnes Tom Supcn uar ibrauO.

Ter er | eczema EFT loa trrtteuoe llbebage=
Ii9beo, at BET bliper nGiteu Ell Sortur. Tens
8lsen er uGlteu lite III al bolos no, o9 Nus
ben lpneS ibrano peo ben beiti9e trritdtiou.
on oelbreoelle ueo lotaie A~npeuoeller ii
SaIper o9 I~i9nsrOe er umuIi9 ioroi iadoau
Sebanoliu9 tuu fuu lille Smerten ntio,er
tibis. Spgbommen tan fun uaoeS pso at
Der 9daes opbt neb Ill beuS Spbuu.
Gc;emoS 0pbou er al flnoe Slobet, 90
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19

Npsalerrigbeoen, SpGnoingen, Sebc-
rem p9rct ltsrre emo / 6isIe Eor iib-
tie Hetsmeoer, bpor nleo noglc 81
mcrS Wellemrum ire al Seltens
&pinoer er troppet pp, - Be 10 for
at bore Sfplo imoo ham, 8iengiul-
oelie, Stroi! ben treble ior at opffc
ham, for at rPfte bail oct Salm.
itrau, iom mllligens fan reobe banl
ipr @elgerne blplpeleit ilaar ianl-
men oper BAN.
90 eitcrbpcrt iom De ltoar op og
pioner, bliper oct ct mt Stpffe al
@olos eget Sip, iom bGffeS al for oS.
81 Ter oct ligeiom / ct Spell, mont
puleret al DC ire apinoer eftcr Sltr.
Get er iagt, at Inlet faraftcrilercr
bebrc De iorifieqigc "ttoper" / c,
Wanos Sin, eno DC &pinber, / hpis
Selge ban bar tilbagela9t crlocl al
iit @ei. &c tiliDarer % iQltitrcrer
Ioa at iige bans Sitllation, iom bcr
pefsler meb glarcne. SuolcocS fon
en- Wonos 6eIelieslip, bans 2ips
"Gon1an", gicnfonitrllereS bare pna
@~ruuolag al ajenoifab I'll De apin-
Der, ban bar om9aaes % egtct. sig
mig buem on lager meo, o. ieg ifal
iige Dig bpelm on er." % mar oct,
iont Der, breier Jig ON en- ~oobenbar
Guentprer, ioa oil bans &pinberS
Ggenifaber beorc emo noget anbet ia.
tie Sps ooer N}anoen / oct ongipI.
oenoe Sibsain1lt og fortGQe o&, /
boilfet Vtilieu ban for Sioen beiin.
Der Jig. Son lager Jim Gpinbe ino
iii iia / Glepotoren ira Den gtdge,
bpor ban beiinoer Jig. Saa bGrer
Def op eler nco = / nogle slor eaer
/ noalc Maoncocr. g9rer Oct tilpeir@,
bar Gpentprcren fife for itore Sfrup,
Ter meb at imioc in SeoIagerifc uoen
for, o. Iaa Ioffcr ban en- mn ino iii
fig ira Gtagernc bsiere oppe.
Get er oet, @olo bar giort.
San begpnOte meo Ell 20.anrig
"aunitnerinoe" Ell Saigerife ira ct
cbifurt Seater ucoe i 9oroeaur. Get
par / 1894. 5 6ebruar Ioffebe ban
henoe meo iig til Suenos NireS og
giitebe iig meo benoe / april. Woba.
me 9olo.S oumaiQe. Nogle Woane-
ser Ienere ilpltcoe ban og fog ale
benbes Smpffcr % De fontnntc Tcn-
&C, bun hopoe, meo zig. Sun glen.
ianot ham / Mo Saneiro. San buo
mig tilgipe iiQ. % leg tileup BAN. Ge
brog tilbage iii 9uenos aires. Rpt
llnoerilag ira @oIos SIDE, m Rsm,
ming, I'M @icniIuoeIie o. 2ilgipclie.
"Soo reiitc ri iammen til Chile. Ter
gienoptog jeg mine Sangleftioner.
Sper Siten fom Solo og toa, buuo
lea hapoe tiert ! 2agens Sob. Ger
bleu begaqet ct 1nperi paa Sote[let.
bupr ri boeoe; 9oIo os "a andre
gerioner bIep iut fait iom mist9nft
for 5poeriet. Som SifferbeS for at
min ManS ifuIoe bliue lat poo Sri.
100, snu ies ali, ies eiebe: De iaa
Smpffcr, ION pur tiIbase, Tcnsenc,
Iom lea bapoc iparet, mine alGocr.
mine 9ooSr, - alt! Meo Oct ianl-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19
Solo's Kpinoer.
S~orffrtteIie fra Sibc I

Npsaierrisbeoen, Sprnoingen, 6ebc.
rem pGrct ltsrre enc / biaIe Tor flo
ite Hetsnleoer, bpor meo nogle 81.
mcrS Wellemrum tire al Seltens
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19
"&uret bit
&roof JONI leg
furerte mit."
@ammel Sjofaptein fnrerte lit eget
9roof efter at 2Ggerne iagbe
Operation eller Sob"
Sans Wissel % Sos fenSes trit.

aapteiu Ceilings befor Sleer mango aar; han nj
bo et onbortet bpbbeIt Yrppf. Der mart toang BAN til
life alene at forhlipe iIonb. men hplbt ban ~ieneelia.
genbe mango Aar. Sar fprieate Serge efter Sage %
groofbtnb efter Srpofbiro. Sugen Re ultaterl lils
fate Jig cit farlia % affpeIis Operation ener b.
Dan eiorbe insen al 1eIene! Sau furerte iiicbet
flo felp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-19
Tposialb / &pam.

! 3bie auartal 7. q. err isIgenoe
osbe: aaarmanb Siilr Sobanneien
Nalpif. 80 Mar. aaarenfe Hafel
Serenabaiier Stanre, IS. SuS.
manosente Spnpn Imunosbotter
The Carlisle independent., 1918-06-06
H. l. Lilly left Monday for

H. J. Lilly left Monday for Hershey Park. Pa., where he goes as delegate to church con- ference being held at that place.
 Lieutesant Greenow who had just returned from France was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. c. s. Long this week. He was with Lieutenant Jones and wife.
 Blockless self-threading hay presses save two men, make square ends on bale, built in three sizes. Williams Mill Mfg. Go, Texarkana. Arkansas. 1-4t
 H. I. Buechley and daughters, Misses Florence and Mary were in attendance at the editors meeting at Lonoke Tuesday and spent tie afternoon very pleas antly at Eberts aviation field.
 We have a number of 'delin- quent subscribers on our list and would be pleased to have them call and settle or mail us the amount. We need the money to carry on our business and make improvements in the paper. Give this your attention today and oblige. The Independent.
 The Williams Mill Manufac : turing Company of Texarkana, Arkansas is demonstrating a new method of bailing and pressing hay: three tons per hour, using l coal oil or kerosene as fuel. Bales are made without the use l of blocks. The presses are self threa6ers. and are being sold as fast as can be made. The Com pany guarantees them to be abso- lutely satisfactory, and to make the prettiest bale of hay possible 1 to be made on hay press, 1-4t
The Carlisle independent., 1918-06-06
Hamilton Items
Health very good at this writ

Health very good at this writ ing.
 The farmers were only too glad of the nice rain of last Sat- urday and realize it will mean much to our crops. Most every oue is busily en- gagged in hoeing cotton and corn
 No Sunday School Sunday on account of the cloudy weather. while quite number attended the Children Day services at Zion and report nice time. The Red Cross Social given by Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Harvey Fri day evening was enjoyed by large crowd. We had ice cream and cold drinks and each one had an excellent time.
 There was a nice crowd at church Sunday evening. Louis and Bill Hicks, with their families, motored over to Overs Ridge Sunday. Miss Miller returned last week from Carlisle High School. She has accepted a school and will teach this summer.
 The Red Cross girls are very busy collecting, however, they 1 find some who don't help the good cause.
 Mrs. Taliaferro has been con- fined to her room for several days but is better now. Our new J. P, Mir. Jim Webb. has promised the first couple a free pass, very nice ]. P. MT. W. Ray is now making his home with Bob Goodwin and seems to like it fine. 1 Red Cross ice cream supper at Mrs. Brietz's Friday evening, every body invited. Sunday School 3 D. m. Every one come with a good lesson and help our school grow. Success to the paper.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-06-06
Obituary

Phebe May Bennett was born in Cayaga, Illinois, Nov. 19, looo and died May 24. 1918, at the age of 57 yrs 5 months. She lived in Cayuga until the age of seven years when she moved with her parents to a farm near that place.
 She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Church of Poptiac, Ill. She was educated in the rural schools of that coun- ty. When young woman she learned the dressmaking trade and followed same for some years.
 At the age of 21 she was mar ried to Lynn 0. Bennett o1 Blackstone, H., and moved with him to Iowa, where they lived or a homestead tor two years; they then moved to Nebraska where they lived for seven years ano MT. Bennett taught in the rura schools of that place. They ther moved to Arkansas living al Hickory Plains and Old Browns vile before moving to the farm where she died, having livee there 23 years.
 She had been complaining slightly the first of the week bu
The Carlisle independent., 1918-06-06

A line of high class station cry just received at the Harvill Drug Store.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. Hutsou, MT. and Mrs. James Welch and Jack Smith were Little Rock visitors Wednesday.
 Buy your next bill of grocer ies at Tunnels and save money. He keeps a fresh line of every thing. 3-tf
 -Harvill always keeps spe- cial kind of ice cream especially for special people.
 Miss Vela Jernigan of Bates vile, who had been spending several days the guest of J. R. Roman and wife, returned to her home last week.
 Patterson Bros. have a com plete line of tennis shoes in all sizes at the right prices. A tf -Harvill Drug Store will de liver anything, anywhere, and anytime.
 W. J. Waggoner of Lonoke. who has been stationed at Leon Springs, Texas was here a few days, and left for Camp Gordon at Atlanta, Ga. He is a brother of Mrs. Chas. Hutson, who has just received a letter from hin announcing his safe arrival.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-06-06
A Cash Offer

The Independent has made a special clubbing rate with The Memphis Weekly Commercial Appeal by which we will furnish both papers for one year for the sum of $1.25. The Commercial Appeal is one of the largest and best papers in the South, and we hope to receive many new sub scriptions on this offer; $1.26 cash for both papers. 35-u
The Carlisle independent., 1918-06-06

Liberty Bread at Tunnels; fresh every day. Help save the wheat. 50.tf
 Miss Agnes Crawford was Q Lonoke visitor Tuesday.
 -Perfumes-as the petals, Harvill Quality Drug Store.
 J. F. Gillespie took in the Edi- tors doings at Lonoke Tuesday.
 Name it and Hummel has it if it is in groceries. 5 tf
 N. J. Cook and daughter, Miss Nell, were Lonoke visitors Tues day.
 Log Cabin maple syrup and honey at Tunnels. 3-tf
 Mir. and Mrs. Friend enter tained two soldier boys from Eberts Field Sunday.
 Waterman Fountain Pens, Harvill Quality Drug Store.
 ROOFING PUTTY-We have it.-Arkmo Lumber Com pany. 39-tf 0. H. Buhl left the first of the week for a several days visit to friends and relatives in Missouri. When you are hot and thirs- ty. always think of Harvill's Drug Store.
 Grape and Loganberry juices at Hummel's. 3-tf
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did not think it worthy of taking to her bed until Wednesday be fore her death. She was not considered serious by relatives until the morning of her death when the physician pronounced it conjestion.
 Mrs. Bennett is survived by a husband and nine children. name ly, Frank C., Fred R., Charles, Don, Mrs. Eula Hill, Mrs. Carrie Doyle. Mrs. Elsie Pitcher. and Anna and Bessie who are at home and twenty grandchildren; also a brother, Frank Church of Pontiac, H., and three sisters, Mrs. Jas. Harris of Pontiac. Mrs.
 Jacob Bashare of Odell, H., and
 Mrs. Adam Herb of Emington, III. She is preceded in death by father, mother. one brother, two sisters and a baby girl.
 Mrs. Bennett was devoted member of the Grand Prairie
 Baptist church, having joined il in 1915. She leaves many friends to mourn her loss as we'll as the relatives. She was a woman that was we'll thought of by the peo- pie who knew her and was al ways for the right side of things "A nice full line of paints anc
The Carlisle independent., 1918-06-06

Children's Bay Sunday. June 9th. at 10 a. m. at the Christian church. A good program is be- ing prepared. Everyone vel come.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-06-06

"A nice full line of paints and oils at the Arkmo Lumber Go.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-27
CAHpREN HkTE
 PI[[S..gAlOMEL
 IANDASTOR OIL
IF CROSS. EEvERlsH, coNsTiPA, TEps GIVE fsscALiFoRNlA
 stSfRuE OF FIGS

Look. hack to your childhood days. Reniember the dose mother insisted on-castor. oil. calomel. cathartics. How you hated them, how you fought against taking them.
 WIthsn. .oura children' it's different. Mothers who cling to the old form Of physic simply don't realize what they do. The chiliren's. revolt is we'll forddsd.s z phelr tender ifittie 'ihsides" gre injured by them.
 If your< ehiIds stomach. liver and bowels need cleansing, give only de. licious HCaliforhia Syrup of Figs Its action is positive but gentle Millions of mothers keep fhis harm less fruit laxative'sN handy: they know cbildrsnS l0vel to take 1t; that il never fafls to clean the liver and bowels and Fweeten. the stomach, and that a thaspoonfui given today saves a siclF-eEffa-t tunI0FFOsFyl --- s'---
 Ask your druggist for ~ bottle oi "CalifcrnfaV VsyTuh of Figs" which has full direstfgHgy- for baoies. children ol all aszf ana fsrrEpown- ups. plainly on eaeh hotfe. sEsewaEs of -.punter. feits sdd hffe "a. Sees tliat 1t Ia made by 'CalifUfnff Fig .Sy7ip Company Refuse any other. HHdewttlf Contempt
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-27
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY

Mrs. George D, Colt is in New Ha- ven to remain until after ThanksgiV- ing.
 MT and Mrs. R. S. Gernon and Miss Audrey Gefnon are in New York for several weeks stay.
 Miss Mary c. Ely of Walthan. Mass, is visiting at the home of her brother, Gfosyenor Ely on Broad street.
 Mrs. Ambler Mason B1ackford. who nos been the guest of her mother, Mrs. Thomas H. Perkins, has returned to Ter home in Beaufort, N. c.
 Judge and Mrs. Lucius Brown will entertain dinner party of members of the Brown and I4aFrahee families at their home. Thanksgiving day. Miss Harriet E. Averill and Miss Maria ". Averili of Danbury arrived in town Tuesday to spend the holiday with MT. and Mrs. Jehn c. Ayeril. Former Mayor Allyn L. Brown, Mrs Brown and children leave today fol | Brooklyn, N. T., to spend Thanksgiv. 1 ing with Mrs. Browns mother. Mrs C. Macdonald Brown, at the St George Hotel.
 Mrs. George Maynard Miner, of Wa terford, vice president general of tbt National D. \, R.. and Mrs. Johr Laidlaw Ruel of Litchhe!d, state re, gent of Connecticut. have Seen guest. 1 recently of Mrs. W. Tyler Browne . } RroadHay, .