davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-03
SRA Carton, Yurfc &c.,
Vortb Tafota.

Sblanot oac De un9e, fiPffe 8ut-
fer al norIt &erfomit, Iont bar gioet
lit 2ip / 6~Gorclanoets 5ieneite, cr
Iuoor Gucnion al 9orion, e. Tnf,
Ssn al Gle og aaren epenion %
tao. San bar fsbt 25oc Ipril
1896 NOR Eelican Gupibs, Witn.,
men fom iom Smaagut mco line
6orplore til @arIon, g. Gof., ior
iiere Nar tilbage. Ser tilberte oe
Ssnore Ct. CIai Wcnigbco, 9aitor
u. 9ucfnebcrg@ aaIb, og Der par ban
foniirmeret.
hinge Aroor Gpcnion reiite til
Camp 8ront. 81, 5te 2lug 1918.
0en ipanit2 Spge begpnote oa at
hcric Ser nofiaa polOiomt, % 9(r6or
bIep ogIaa onareben. Sun oar i
GanIp finn ; Tiger % osoe Der ocn
lite Git. Oct por ct boarot Slag
Tor 6orGlorenc, % ban bar oen enc.
Ite al ilerc Gutter iom De bauoe igien
biemme. &c andre er giite og Dor
andre Stcocr. Son begrapeoeS /
Camp @raut, "a oct bar panifelig at
ioo 9iget transporteret oen Iange
Sci og bopc 9egrapelic biemme IN.
Scr oisIe Gorholoe.
Ssnore ct. Olaf @enigbco bar
M ct "Serpice" Stag nleb IA Sticr.
ner. : 8ul0itierner oa II bloa.
en- err osO ier / 3ieneIten nemlig
Gbeiter Suugarub. SIere al oi5ie
Gutter err / ,5ranfrig, og nogen er
blepet iaaret men hi baober BOG IN
at ie Sc ileite tilbaee. Sa, iaart er
0ct Of tRnte paa, Of iaomonge AZ
pore unge Gutter matte giue lit Gin,
nlen ri ueo, Der moatte Siiere iii.
ifuIoe 8eti9roigbeo Ife 6ploeit, Sci.
err pinoes % 6reo opnaaes 90 iifres
| Menneifebeoen. @iuig sif De ! tit
2anbs Sieneite, uiaig osiaa ON nsb.
perlbia Of sipe iii Sip, og oerior ifal
Be miuoes al oS meb tafnemmeliae
Sierter, laol9nge hi Ieper; TIL De
bar gipet Oct itsrite og beoite. Be
bapoe, lit eget Glib.
% M en- ~anmobning iii pore
norife Nenigbeoer. Smtrent ale
bar bel M ct "Serpice" 1lag ior
line unge MRno, Iom er / Sieneiten,
/ airferne. % nogen oaioa en- "Roa
OF Sonor". 9iloe Oct life prre pent
OF forisse nt iantle 5otoaraier al
oisie unge @Gno % iaa Dem iuS /
ell Ramme for at opbeparcs / airfen
Iammcn mco "Serpice~ 5laaet? Sa
] bette par fun Ell 5anfe. u. 2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-03
Sga INN 0raftfDocr.

Sioe,l lite 1Ncmhcr bar Sorene'
sc Staters 9rpagerier life bapt Sor
til at bripe lin paillige Sorretnlng,
Der M or opbsrt poa nbeltemt Sio
Sorbdabentlig nprmer ri os MT en-
oelig Den Gag. Da berlileil0e Srlffc
i:fe Longer fan tiluirfes eaer lGlges
/ Bette &anbs Naturli9pis ma Der
III iinbes ct mt Worfeb for bet Spg,
ipm fsr gif til grpegerierne. Set
er ogian meset mlli9t, at Der pi!
bli Ell iortolospis minore GOD Eris
poa Sps nj en- 2io, ba life Srpg9e'
rierlte fan fjebe lin Del ocruf, 'friper
".,Sopa Somei.eab". 9p0 fan | lao
SoIb nleb Sorbel bli bri,st ionl
araitiober. : oenne Bart al 2un-
oct CT Der imiolcrtio ~forboloauia iul
Sarmerc, ipm bar lipeen Griorntg
at BRUCE Spo iom Sober, % mlailgc
er pitt / Grill ON, bpilfcn &Grol Oct
Slass @ren bar Tor iliet grng. "a
Wais er oct uigtigitc 8rsn for Top-
rillg inbeiiior Wnisbel:e., ter oct
fanifc pGrc / i'm Srben her at gier1
nogle Sammenligninacr mcllcnt
Mois og @pg iom Sober.
s Tanmarf, ct Sailo bpor "Gairl-
ing" % @risaul oripcs paa en- me
get arunoie, rent rb piocnlfubelis
Waaoe, brl,acs Der en- WUra0c Wpo
for 9prcne. &c bonlfe Iarmcrc BE-
tragter fni,lt elcr "roneb" @p0 Tor
at pGre fulht loo pprbiiulot lom
Wtnis baoOe Tor Welfefuer og @riic.
Sa andre StcDer i europa letter
MAJ, oeiaa BriS tno @pe iom Strait
fooer. @aaoe / Srienten og i Nirl-
ia betragter man paioa 9pe ion e.
uoncrfet Sober for 5ormopr. 90
/ bort eget Sanb, iIrr>i CRATER peo
StiacbopSf3itcn, irttes ser nleaen
Iris paa @1g baobe for &eitc % for
@riSie oa Slogtfreotilrcr. Sore
Experiment Stationcr bar ioreia1ct
mango 8roper meo Spg Iom Spocl
bdaoe for SeItc, @riie oa SlngIfpng
oa iom Reaef giort Sen Grforing, at
@na er aoM R%oberarsn. @isconiin
Statio1rcn fanOt. at bIep ORG Iup-
pleret mco Slielnel cGer allorc
Concentrates, bapbe Oct Ell go
Serrrroi at ca. 90 Yrocent / Gam
menligrins meo Mais lom Sober
'or nnge @riie. gnbrc Soriss bar
pit, at gpa bar 50 Grpcent al Nai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-03
$ SoDerpUroi iou @ren Tor
Hesiesret al en- sruitir Jarme,.

lens 6oOerporoi iom @ron ior
@riic.
&eo Sountb 9nfoto Statioueit,
bpor $50 80. Stlloe blep iooreac ;
Ell Eeriobe al 100 Gage paa Ell 9ier.
nemInitlig ooslig Station al AS
go. @pg. 1,5 80. Sliemel o1 l4,2
go. Gniila0e. / SammcnliQning nIe6
Ell nnocn &ation, bpori @pa par Die.
ombpttct mco Mais, bite oct iig, al
De TO Sorter 8ren bapbc proftiif
taIt ianmc Soberpnrbi. Sirfclig
beOen bite Sug lig at pprc Ell Snuilt
me. pHrb enb WaiS / Bette Silirloe.
NAN fan oerior eiter oisie oa andre
llgnclloc SorIeN trngt aao uo ira, al
fnrlf eQcr "roQeo" @po Tun6 ror
Sumo hor Qarlife NOR oen iommc 80
berpTr0i iom Mai&.
Gntcll Der 6ruaca Sng eGcr WiaiS.
cr oct iom Hcgel iorbelaati1t al Drll-
ac cnten Clinical, G~ottonieco Dtcol,
@lltton SEED cllcr li9nenoe aiuer.
Mten oettc CT Ell onoen Sag. 0pab
fer enifcs tboeligaiort cr. at man
frnat fon brilge @uQ / Stebct Inr
M}niS / Notinnen, cnten Def or for
,Sc0niHa al Gpr, cQcr oct er Iul al
fon ocnt til at pore oN tribes. Oicn
Vu9 lfltloc altih rTrc fnllit, "roae6"
clcr molet. ulotaaNn naor set glpc2
til Sons, % NANCE er mo0 OF 1ipc
belt Sp9 til NenIcnc o0ioo ior no
cen lGngcre Sib. Iette aorn CT Iuu
haorbt. al Sprenc life oltio ior>olcr
Def aobt nof. Meu 9p0 ma fife
bli nlalet Tor tint better. Oct olcr
life. Gr oet for lint .ninlet, former
oct Jig til Ell boiaogtig Wasie On,
renes 2init, % Iprcne lifer life Def.
aallifc bar 9nrene iulbt ioo pollifc.
IiQt for at forbsie iinntolet Tom helt
Oh. annlit e1er roQcb ifltInc set
we're. @iper man hcIt @nq iii Gri.
lie. iflllbc set ohiolllt ia Ii9oct /
TlsO ell Says Slo.
Naor man peo, at Spg % Winis
Elino for Eunb bar praftiif toli
iamme S~ooernrrbi, % man BERTH
beo TriIen paa beage oiSie Gr6nior@
fer, er oct let nof of regne no, mil.
fen Sort falber biaigit iom SOBER
arsn. Gr Vriierne ilige, at et go.
fnltit Srg blir ~bctpoeli9 biIliaere emo
ct Biinb WaiS. bsr man itrar glsre
pp meb iig iclp, ON oct life riIbc
lsrlnc iig bebit at BRUCE @pq. s ct
hbcrt Gol0 fol oct OH nnnife fort
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-03
Naspmtims sling.
,Sro @isbenhopn n1el6eS:

fNla ~
ll0enior 8uloimeo SeimbnraerS
&inouer paa aiebmoqergaoe er Der
Splpb: RospiltinS Hitg er iioitillet
tiliolgS - Ell progtiulo Nina, lonl
Gciierei1, oen mi mnroe6e Gar, bar
ifipnfet Raaputin, Wiirofelooftoret,
oen iorte Dtlmt ira Sobollt, oeo Mo
monopcrneS 300 Mars Silbilplim.
Get cr ell mGgtig, luGr Sub Gang
iinqerring rigt bclat meo grlllailter.
Vti0t poo HinaenS Tlooe ices Oct
r~llsliite 8oobcu | griuanter, og oper
set, ligeleoc5 / Nrillonter, Romaliot
perieS arone. Hoo bper Stoe a
8aabenet iinoeS / opb GiieIerinf
9(ar5tauenc: t6t3-t9f3. Sra Der
iuenifc 8eiaubi / Getrograo, iorellg.
ger ell erflGriua iom bier, at Hln'
gen pirfelig bar tilbert Hnsplittt.
Ningen er, efter hoao 8ulo'Weo
Seimbrrger oplnler, ca. 10000 SIR.
upro. Ger CIR al Ell oonit HigmanS
bubt @rlloimeoen, iom bar ben
aommisiion. 100000 Ser. Wen Oct
nloo han life iplge Den Tor. Gteren
iioes ira England at babe ct Silbuo
poo 100000 ar. fra Ell Wono, JON
enooa mener at fluune 9lsre 6orret'
nina meo Ginqen. % 100000 er
ooa en- 8oit. Men Ro3piltinS Ring
poo Ell omerifonif WiillinroPr- Som
oes 1inaer, - oct er oa ogioo en-
opleitenoe Ianfe.
Ro$putins Siitorie tommer meh
aorene iii at bore til DC ~flaslilfe
Warrior
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-03

Ie.Gramen ialot neo i en- aronlboo.
CT IcrfIteo eller ct Rontor, blcp
Sporpognsfonoiltter eaer roget
iIigt. Sormere meO College era.
men or / oe ilcite Roboloa Iiocioo
iielonc 0ligle her Roroitotcrnc ION
"Nummingbiro"" miotpintcrS.
Ri. Gutter, ie e6er umot / eocrS
cget Rabolna ior at ie, enten &c.
partemcntet eler ban, ipm ifrlucr
bette, er lGngit upf ira @irfellabe-
Ben. sc ielp hereiter li6t omfrtna
/ Smonbperne % nprmcite "Gitn".
&GlQ no ale Be melt iremroGenoa
Mpno Ger. fino loa u0, huor nluroc
al biSic iremraaeuoc NsPnS alrla
por inbenom Ell Colleges @R0ac, oa
lao ioa ebers Snnble4beo iore in
@ei on Mobet itiqc iaien. Goa -
bent libtl @lem life. at SpIp5nind
% aunoifab er neNOenoiae, ntcaet
neouenbiae ior al tullne Ia Irem
gang / 6arntrn9, % nil ) itlocre 0e
YtUnb, iom icirehe opcr Sanltcliabe,
oerne og blcu ircmragenoe, beIotac,
tilfrcoie 6armere, ifnI ) mart mer
fe, al DC er boooe opInitc "a funo.
~ltobari9c. 3e er fanife life nreact
bo9lGroe, men bar lprt line Gina al
ligeue!. Get famine fan bIi iaGi on
&c ilcitc al sc melt ircmraaenAe nor.
rctningsmGno / bore 9per o. 2anos.
bper.
Ger er Ell H9tfe Gunoifaber, ronr
life grunbig fan lGre@ anoet Sieo9
enc poo Sarmell. Get par ser, Dc
fremroeenoe Sormerc ltocn n5acn
uioeregaaenoc Stole llooannelie liant
LET inc aunoifober. Sc iniocreoe
UNDER Arbeioet, mems Sc anore i'm.
Ocrcbe "S%ute9rul Calculus" "a
"Erereauiiite Nnolulia", og be lrit,
i'm Crafts beolte Sormblooe % praf
tllfc Sfriiter og Ssger an9auenoc
Sarming, mems ANDRE forie0te at ln
lc Cactus" eler ON Npolodu iii
Grito", OF bpab Mouocu pao Ior-
men lGlte iUitct zig / @ufommCilen.
loroi oct bleu proftiieret ogioa.
W%fangen Ell lurbct QommcG "0ou
Icco" Naar meb en- Gncuclopcoia IN
Der Satten. Sat oeo ioa mcqct ionf
WtpnO / bpilfcniombelit m6er 1yor-
refining, TrofeSiion cllcr SirsItil.
ling, o. set meite oeroi fonntcr al
Srnfnin9, SagttoQclie, @roftiicrilQ
% TorIeg; men N ban pcb Ell ]iuf
fc cling "9amle &opicco", aaur nou
life ocrior runot % gier iig tiatia
az line &linoifober.
Sanf ale &c Sfolefunoifobcr. \
cr iltanb iii at pbcrfommc, Gutter !!
Den rliiner eber ifc pes at Teae otter
Northumberland Ger cr iomme,
Iom 8if poa Sfole, til Sc fife o,tebc
til 'nurtlogt noeen GerocnS Gina.
SIrr htroe en- ung Mano, Tom tGll,
fer at bli Tarimer, ieac ben iii iir
StotS agricultural College" ca tns
&c CT euer Here 8llrlitS | Ell Cine,
ban lom 6armer bar tpnft at ior.
Io9c liz eitcr, enten oct MI err
"Gairpin9". Oppr9tning al iulo.
bloos SarmNpr, Srilgtopl eaer nc.
gen anoen ipeciel 9runch Iom fonr-
MGR inc lnoer @eqrabct 6arming.
Glltell : er paa Sfole cler lloe /
*logfltren I9g fsrit og iioIt oil
poo of tpnfe pnn noeet, lore uooet.
mitrGnge eber for noaet % profit
'ere noact, Tom bnager op WonOio
heo og Wono0om hos e6er. Sc, Der
bli Tier lttne WSrno - Mpnb / 81.
bets flilbc @ctnbnina = ems Be, ser
fommer tiIbaNe / Sofbottniform oo
blcp trUncbc i "Gampe1e" oa itool-
Iatte / Slolinien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-03

Sio fontme til at pie iig Hart nof,
at Oct lsnner Jig ilcnoclig mcaet
beore baooe ior Saloet % hucr ll1r
al oS al 9ipe @riiene % DC andre
Tarmopr port Spa OF irlge Slc'fet
% aisoet til ell %fisobungrie Ttrbcu
for blnnfc Sollorimffer enb at lrlat
bort @ren til @rpegerier o. 9rrn
oerier o. oriffe OF @etalinGcn /
@eer o. Nlfobol.
SrrSpm % EARNING.
Bort Observation-Disclosures op-
0uget her ON Iaret, at Ell. SarinerS
Gpnc til at "mnfe monep" beroebs
@laa, buorlpngc han hapoc ganet ooa
Sfole, og hpor lanqt han par fom-
men PAD ~SGr0ommenS trallgc Sti.
Ga, 6ctte par MI life offilrat Ecpar,
tenentcts llotrpf; men 0tcningcn er
ser pao oct %nprneite. Mnnben,
Sormercn, nleo GolcQc.Gramen nur
@aIen JON Sormer til at gierc Sen.
ger, % nGlt citer bam fom Sarute
rer nleo @eiifpIez eramen. Moubeu
meb bare Ell olminbeli9 "common
Ichopl" llooannclic fom louQt uog-
eiter - arme Mou6,
Get CT goot nof % bel uof i'll at
oGffe op SGrelnit % Srong iii Sun
lfaber nos llna0unmen. men illall
qc al Sc Tornerc, iom ~ CT / Sr-
len, hapoc inQen Nnle6nira til III
ioo liz en- GolleQc lloOom1elic, %
life fan iommc al sc Gutter, Tom
nj tUufer poo at bIi GSarmcre, ire.
fpcntcrc en- Go1cge ferit. elsie Suf-
ter bsr life tobc nooct al lit Oioo
ON bc illnlpcr til at lUic oncniioocn.
81. &c hor en- me6iDIenbc Zen |
nnio oq oct cr 6crtor, at oi@Ie Siuicr
Ifripe$.
Sa0 oct III pUre lua, at Gcpartc
mentct fonot StcOer % Sarholo, oct
funoe bpggc Ell Staitiitif iom oe!t
ontpoeOe pao - Ieg nil / sGrbobig
bco oplpie, at life her og mango ull-
ore Stcocr better bolocr nrpntc Stas
tiff Stiff. Nuia Ell @ut clcr mig
Mano, iom bar b%caun6t at iIou iiA
tilro mcb, at ban, iont bare bar Ell
torpcliN Solfcltolc lloOomeIic, attn
n1ao iinoc iig | at Iiaa paa ldDcltl
Erin Iom 6drmcr oS mc0 eli ,yGlel
ic al llnberlcgcnhco oN manglcloc
Gpnc til at giere SSrcn9ang Ic op II!
iille mer beitltonenbc Nabocr DC
10 nUpnte Turmere meb GolleqclGr.
Dom oa Seiifolc-Gramel1 uil 1iorc
iig Ell Spin0 bortom hos MIG, Ifol
lea / NIT cQct Gountp piic NJ laa.
Dan tpilroaoig @lit cncr ma ,0tnno
minbit 10 riNe, hsit ogteoe Surmerc,
Tom i lin Sio begnnbte Der mc((ent
Stitber oo Sten meb 10 tornlnc opn-
ser. &c Dor / t~ibslnrsii9e, pcne
Siem pQ far lnffelige, oqtcbe SAINT
Tier. cltboa 6isic TO ,Sormere oloria
iif ooo pao Sfolr og albrig lGrte at
lGie cller ifripc lit cact Nopnl
Get fon ga oQe, ion 6ar Zine al
ie nteo, ie, at Der / DC ileite NatoloA
iinoeS bclbiee, opgtige, fremrogenoe
Sormere, iom oIbrig MO- nogen bsis
ere, mer niberegoaene Sfole-llnbers
piSnina ems 6er. Sc ff / 6olfe'fclcn
oq set liQe reoc Sfolchus bortc pes
aorspeien, mems WGno mcb &ellfo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-03
lln0er Gaperhag,

Gpiiooer al Snuo GlingienS Sio.
morSslip, al &. 6looo. 6on iortGller
ioo unoerholoen0e on norife Sisgnt.
ters Sip iom 5looo. iiGr naar ban
benlpaoer @ouoIngen iii DC Gage,
oa gsorgc lau ! arig meo Sen oper.
mgutiae @naellfmauo. "lluoer ga.
periIaa CT en- al 5orfatterenS beoitc
@soer. Eris Zoe, Mso "Eoifen"
ct gar St.65.
3. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO..
DEBORAH. Ia.
The Little River news., 1919-07-09
BOYS BODY FOUND
Body of Bobby Nixon Who Drowned,
 Found Saturday Afternoon.

The body of Bobby Nixon, the Tex arkana youth who was drowned about noon Friday while in bathing at the steel bridge on Little River, was found Saturday afternoon at about 5 o'clock. The body was found about half mile down stream. It rose to the surface after motor boat had passed over the place. He with about fifty mem- bers of the graduating class of the Texas high school were spending the day on the river for a good time on the Fourth He was said to have been the youngest member of his class and an extraordinary bright boy.
The Little River news., 1919-07-09
ARKANSAS TO CELEBRATE
 NUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY
Big Centemial at Little Rock; All the Counties Will Assist in Making
 It d Success.

Arkansas will celebrate the hun dredth anniversary of it's admission as territory in the capitol city Nov ember 17-22 It is a State affair, in which every county is interested. A fund of $75,000 is being raised, half of it in Pulaski county to meet the Sexpense of the celebration. Our Ecounty must do it's part and be repre- sented at the celebration
 Little River county has been appor- toned q quota of $500 as it's part.
 It is one of the most important events in the history of the State George R. Steel has been appointed as chairman of the executive committee of five. who will have charge of rais- ing the assessment and collecting the exhibits in this county. The Agri- cultural Extension forces will have immediate charge of the collection of exhibits.
 The hundred years that have clap sed since the State was admitted into the Union, as a territory, have been filled with great events and replete with achievement in industry, com merce. and the arts of peace, as well as the laudable triumphs of war
 Arkansans are proud of Arkansas. There nas never been a more opor- tune time to demonstrate this loyalty and pride of State than now, when the best we can produce is to be assembled at the capital for the inspection of the world Being Statewide event, it is right and proper that the whole State should be invited to assist financially in making it a success It has been estimaTe ed that it will cost $75,000 to provide for the celebration but Gov. Broueh was certainly right when he said tae State could well afford to agrees to raise $37 300. and a similar amoun- spread out over "A counties will be merely nominal and be bur den to no one There is not county that should not be ready and anxious to do it's part to insure the success of this most worthy undertaking.
 Little River county's loyal citizens pledge their support to the enterprise, and when the blue ribbons are dis tributed. they expect to carry off their share Of them.
The Little River news., 1919-07-09
Ashdown Baptists WEI Build a Modern Church
 Edifice This Summer

The Ashdown Baptist church people have perfected plans for the erection of modern brick church edifice. The estimated cost of the new building is about $16000. A greater part of the money has been raised by cash sub scriptions and by an arrangement with the church boards The contract has not been let, but it is thought that the contract may be let soon and actual construction under way early in Aug ust. Two or three years ago the church purchased site for the new building about one block south of the present structure in which the con- gregation worships. It is beautiful location The old building has besn disposed of we understand. The Bap- tist denomination have a large mem- bership here and have long felt the need of a more adequate house to worship. in.
The Little River news., 1919-07-09
.CRAWFORa GASSER STRONG
Well Makes 2..nb9.OOO Feet. When
 Pres ,rre Forces a Stop.

Fore Smith, ariy 6.~-Tae Clear CT eek Oil and Ge, Company s No 2l or the BusImn Ter farm in souther Crawford county mile I4Ith of tie n,lansas riJsr made 24,009, ,000 feet Of gas today 5y actual test, when sLH~ jerted to a mercury guage. The hole is 2370 feet deep The volume of gaC was so great that wien the tools reached 53 feet in the sand, further drilling was impossible and operations had to cease. The well is the greatest in the history of the Arkansas gas field which, up to the present time, extends only to Crawford and Sebas- tain counties. It began making gas at 2,31S feet and is by several mil lions feet larger than the greatest pro ducer ever brought in this state.
The Little River news., 1919-07-09
ARMY TO RETURN TO
 THE 1908 STATUS
Declared That Only Speedy Official Action Can Prevent DemOraliza.
 tiOn of Military Establishment.

Washington, Julf 5.-The question of permanent military policy proba- bly will be forced before the present session of Congress by Secretary Bak- Ier's order reducing the army to 233,- 900 officers and men by September 30 Military experts here believe only speedy passage of the army reorganiz- ation bill will prevent demoralization of the military establishment. The recent army bill makes manda- tory the continuance of the four new staff corps: Chemical Welfare, Motor Transport. Tank and Air Service none of which, was provided for in the national defense act Officers and men must be drawn from the line and from the regular staff to pro- ; vide the necessary overhead for these branches.
 "A return to the status of 190S,'' was the prediction of one officer con- corning the effects. In that year con- panies could muster only 35 men and , regiments were frequently under the charge of one major and one captain. The General Staff is at work on some program which will come within authorized expenditures and yet per- init the retention of a skeleton es- tablishment which may be expanded for war.
 Plans for the organization of the Air Service and Tank Corps looking to further progress will have to go by the board, it was conceded Serv- ices will be kept active through a headquarters organization with re- pair men and guards at the various depots. e.==-,
 Primary troop requirements which must be met include: ---...,~.--.-
 Garrisons for the Philippines, Hav waii and the Panama canal, conserva- lively figured at 50,0OO men; a guard for the Southern border now main tained at 30,o00, force of 5000 on ne AIliHe anu LOT i.e tllilo USIuS dt least 5000 men for Siberia.
 These total 96.000 officers and men do not take into consideration the hundreds of small garrisOns needed at home army posts, .whirh is estimated at 10000. with a further addition for the coast defense War Department plans approved as late as March pro-
 vded 5000 officers and men for the coast defense.
 The 23.000 temporary officers who have applied for permanent commits sions in the reguar army must be dis charged forthwith because of the lack of money
The Little River news., 1919-07-09
: STRANGER DIED HERE
Old Man. Who Gave his Name as HID.
 Pait, Died After Short Illness.

H. D. Pait, who gave his age as 73, died in rooming house in this city Sunday afternoon after very brief illness of acute indigestion. He had been visiting friends near Millwood, and was on his way to Kentucky whpn he Oet anne ill Saturday afternoon and a doctor was summoned. He gave his; name and said that his only relatives were two nieoes in Kentucky. They were wired for instructions. In the meantime the body is being held in the Funter Undertaking establishment. He was well dressed, had little over iG2 in lis pocket and check book on a national bank in his home state
The Little River news., 1919-07-09
NEW FLAMING MILL
Red River Lumber Company Purchase
 es Large Body of Timber.

The Red River Lumber Company has purchased a large body of timber of N. C. McCrary lying near Richmond and are preparing to move a mill to that place. This is the largest body. of timber in the county not yet cut over They expect to build planer at Ash down at an early date. The machin- cry for the planer is already here. The company has been allied with the De- Queen Lumber Company, which has a mill at Red Bluff The mills near Ash down will be in a separate company J. H. Embry will be manager.
The Little River news., 1919-07-09
EX-KAISERS SON WANTS
 TO BE TRIED.


 Berlin, July 6-Prince Eithel Fred erick of Prussia, second son of the former German emperor, has sent the following telegram to King George:
 ITO his Majesty, the king of Great Britain and Ireland:
 "In fullfillment of natural duty of son and officer. with my four young CT brothers place myself at your ma jesty's disposal, in place of my imper- ial father, in the event of his extra dition, in order by our sacrifice to spare him such degradation.
 ''In the name of Princes Adalbert, August William, Oscar and Joachim.
 (Signed) "Eithel Frederick"
The Little River news., 1919-07-09
Ex.cROWM PRINCE
 WILL NOT GIVE UP
Says Allied Powers Can Have Only His Dead Body; Will Decide
 His Own Fate.

Amsterdam, July6-"The allied can only have my dead body; I will my self decide on my life or death" the former German crown prince is quot ed as having said Friday in discussing possible demand for extradition.
 This statement reported by the Brit ish wireless service correspondent, was said to have been made to a Dutch official who talks daily with the former crown prince
 According to this official, Frederick Hohenzollern is in excellent health. He takes motorcycle trips daily and ire quently visits both the rich and the poor on the island Of Wieringen.
The Little River news., 1919-07-09
NEW OGDEN FIRM
Joe Boswell & Co.,, Buy Store of H. c.
 Hull at Ogden.

Joe Boswell and Company have pur- H. c. Hull business at Ogden They will continue to do general mercan- tile business. The firm has stores at be one of the strong mercantile firms of this part of the state.
The Little River news., 1919-07-09
GRAND JURY CONVENED
 HERE K.OnDAY MORNING
w. E. Trustworthy FOreman-Will Be In Session All Week; Petit Jury
 Will Meet August 18th.

The grand jury convened at the court house Monday morning, which was the regular time for the July term of the Little River Circuit court.
 On account of the crop conditions due to excessive rains Judge J. s. Steel had ordered that the trial court be continued until August 18th, when wit nesses will report on the days in order in which they would have reported had the court been held at this time. The usual instructions were given the jury. Judge W. E. Trustworthy of Wilton was appointed as foreman of the grand jury. Subpoenas have been issued re- turnable as late as Friday. and court officials are sure that the jury will be in session all this week at least. Very few people are attending the court, only those coming and going who have business with the grand jury. The list of jurors follow: J. T. Wilson, ST. J. c. Finley. Jim McClinton. w. E. Kinsworthy i George D. Chewning. s. J. Atkins.
 Warren Mason. T. B. Holman. D. l.. Cooper. Roy Budd w. w. Gardner | E. l.. Lavoice. M. c. Johnson. H. D. Phillips. Locke Love.
 A. S. Fellows.