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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
RICHMOND 1--WE. STOCK MARKET

1 dunn. 5000 1900: cuiis. 1i.e,G1s.is: ewes.
shp is ,1esi9lioo: medium S.:SGios5: cuiis.
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. DEATHS.

-iL.LEi. ia nu.ty IL. in pbtI.d.I,,bT.
=. ~. i;iEi-iA lIh.Ei. aged twenty-five
N'"i@, Sh. was "A native OF licnrlCo ,.our {. 4,
mi ,h"' iiFrd mcat of her Iii. in Rich.
. .,'",'; hric sh. was especially Identified.
lin nv i.fatlics Of Mrs. Andrew ,.hris,i: n
.mM AR a,rS u rauerson. Her gentle dis.
Tor her Il iarE. circl- nf friend. .mon. i, a..
Nhiit ana Soiorcd people OF this cItv Sh.
~ survived BY her her. tao brothers !, M
YMII ttm,fr''L sister; Pearl Alley Dlck-rscm
Funeral service, Will y. hcII -, >, ,.,,,.
;;S, ";h Ic.RAf. tns..ad. OF o'cloc. !, :.
.,,n't", IN afternoon papers. from Mes.,pn,gs
I,iar 81. Sl"n u. W.ssla ipton u.r Ilt.,
ihHi.n" Died. january 10 ~ i:;S o'c.ovE
Mrs. ~ L. iiaryow' re I. .,n,hts: Nj ana
ii .;r,lIilH f, LEE HARLOW. aged twenty
WIZ be laid TO rest at 3 O'clock TItiDnY
'"hu"i! L. lnt"rmcnt in lakewood
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N..t - i"c.. =, IL, residence. ~ Ia,
p"renlS -, south Plum. thursday =,
a: N. PAU: TATi.oi, kEATTS sg..i four
hnaata on 81 ih"nas A. .nd Maud- Shcp-
family 80 q"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18

new, oHI.ntNs Js6u.vv u vi.u. cer-
!.,i.:A tlf sc''''" PRESSURE va 81: Ia. ,r-
ION today Sic m.rko, has an !In,.rn, -. ~.
Ger'ou' +uN oc'7S'"r' Si"t"s brought out.
enough unN:N' 20 cause rcrOycri"g Du-'r.
on" o. t"o n";iodg nf Tho session the: ro-
.oicTcs were ',frur shorts u'ap..,vIng -
general dcSirH i" -v"u M contr.cts FOR tho
nnrrose 20: securing their rrohis The &c.
ti"nS ~ N" market cAEs.d huiiish t-aGr-s
10 calm maj IL was uso,, 1vcrsn,d 4 IN.
rtsuil "f recent n:ar "rcrat."ns. The OPEN
inH va lower on rvur sr,c. md ,r.upb
soilint. dov. 'orsd To ~; Inc MAKE, "a -.
&C point. under rns;"rlays Ill" . ron
ms there rcF" ct!oAS - practically I..,
night cl"s!n" f"u-cs I.a,; rr!cas ,ho,.'..G
MT declines Tor tho Gay ., s 10 - roIn,s
H"'oyeri"s ""r" .,dsd by many r,nn-.a
from the interior '-lling ~ & bette 500. d.
mnnd -pd 81 snail "f"r.ErH. and nv Inc
ruruor that " oh frHishi ~..C9 a, c,,.",
bad been 49, i ." - n"r 20 unun,is IN
AMERICAN S'"S rpvr, '>hir--a ms fran, ~.
said that ;rr" tr,airg would ~. a,,n,'a '
afier Tho On; 80 in-i mi ~ ,.c,v ~ No
r"tus ~ IN orru M riot tl,ti offer. ~, NM, .
from this sid" "eyc = h"d To-. March n Tia
h"tt frad:6 ~ '5.s5, u ris, Of po,uts ne >
uoints 10 1915 for Iniddlinr 5000" -
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iulIn.N n\EnIwCs

NEW YoEN iauuary i. Til, cotton mar
h.t waE nervous aud uu>rtt!,.. TODAY. Gui
s.uii ncni eupya' &" =" Ut more taNoraOl. TO
= uicNvmuy; az = s.d here VS. :, good
coal 81 hgvtue e.. t,.- Idea in.' : .nsud
from trade !ateTrf 'EUu.u pT"srI! iUr,iCr
severe LOSSES. Reaction SITS ci,l .rhL lied 'nc
!ncrcHs In; .-.EflN 'run trade Sources ;i.ul
dcNoi"pcd e" tie dnwn i';rus us ind.c.,i
thHi ni!,. N.H4 ~ .i!!" 80 DnNcr thG.: re-
puircmont- around Tho ro-"Tt '"s.i OF
prices ana the or.I!vu -. EXPRESSED thu,
holJefs ~ t!.r south NuuiG no. o. TcQui!as!
TO mari. down oEni. ,i"as. II was 'sti!n.t.,l
that LtVCrpool .u.u 1900 20 1.O.) baIcs hero
durin.; the for'n'ou Rear made much 81
:h- uusett,"d .HLor s.tN1 don.
Eengrul trona waa toward recovery. and
'iiial uuntetius moved net loyfc. OF g.
nc:;,t~ to "a snrc Of - points.
!;cc":pis d hu'. ."r he day. 1851, hslcs
ENports %.iJ. bales al to Great Britain.
sr"t AZ NSr Greens ~.S quiet with mid.
h!;nG - pnini. 'r''rr at IS ,dc: tho sales ware
e.cIJ Dalcs $40; ECr+ G;:ic; ~ q de-
cline OF - "oint al $40. th.re we-e no
"a lC". i.'t"lJa. al norris. New Orleans
j.o.3 rsl"s; Mobile. lilG bales savannah
400 bales Charleston. i.iu bales. Whining.
ton "sJ htlc': NVrl"if 80 bale: Augusta
30 hsles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18

ii;iEAS-fS S.--Dird. 1T her hOinc Marion
hli. iynr!co COUNT. Va. at $3.50 O'Clock
.iti,fii'A' j,nnrSiaIy Lannnry -. 1919. Miss
Si.lt NJ PLEtSANTS, in In. scvcn;y-
htye!th year ~ her ago.
uh.rhi services ~ the grave In IIoiiy-
H.1G "a litlDAA. il nu.:y Is IT /. o'CincI.
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,n,Ai;E%flH+ TURNER Will ,... pia
rom nc residence OF Or d. :, D.lviSnS
800 East Grace street SA'T,;ii b[y -;
y. ~, Burial iIoll,-,yn,L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18

SECON D-ltAND CARS Fourteen good acc
Ond hand cars for sale /. q sacrifice 4,
f. kachler. 2iJ West broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18

ONE ps.~rnsei bri.X 1911 model; s
oFann.ne tires; good condition. Must
quick sai- toI cash. IN -.~in 400 West
B-.ad .nn,ininn as0O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18

BARGAINS In used Iruche. Iiudford one-to,
~ ora ha!i-ion. Owens !io;or Co.. Is-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18

oAKLAND SIN. in splendid condition, 20.
tires. |c6J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18

FEh*kl.iN MOTOR COMPANY
-"vi NrGt LrJhd Street
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
Ever SaliYated By
 Cal0mel? Horrible!
Calonel is Quicksilver and Acts Like
 Dynamite on Your Liver.

Calomel loses you a day lou know what calomel is. It's mercury quicksilver Calomel is dangerous | crashes into sour bile like dyna- mite cramping and stckenng you Galomel attacks the bones and should never be put into the systera.
 When Sou feel bilious. sluggish, uPated ard a# knocked oa, asi believe yoa need dose f dangerous ealomel lust remember fhat your druggist selisfa . fea cents . large 57ttle of D74sans Liver Tone. an5ah 5s entirely vegetable and pleasant . take and perfect substitute far ealomel- l. ]s guaranteed e star, your liver without ztirrHag Foa ap 5r- s.de. and can eot saliyate
 Don't take ealonel, | makes y8a srk tne next day: I ioses sol a a-das.s work. Do5soH's Liver Tone straight eHs E9a raght ID and gou feel great 5.ye | . the children because | < perfectly harmless and doesn't gnoe.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
FROM JOHN DOWNUh.

Mrs. Alex Doxnum recently re- eeived the following letter from her son, John who Is expected home any tune:
 April B. 1s19s-Dear Mother: I am going to bid you farewell before l leave Germany This Is the last letter which I will write from Ger many Eight months ago today l hid America farewell, four months ago today l crossed the Rhine River. 50 tonight l am bidding you farewell ard getting ready to return. guess y5a have been waiting and watching . lefg tine fer me and after so lale : the ] am getting near to tae cate Ehaz yau can iaas aHt and sag tsere comes m son know h1a var 1ee-- has been with me. but l ~.-l te able before lzHe co rlaEe yaa faFa ] have a8 ma3e I, .o szea, ct = have been basy most ' f-s zzme had great mary things ;o tsE1s q am in better shape. or taat .s l aeseh more than aid bur ] am some older of course but feel ga-ae aaa spry svrpathlze win tse mothers xho's sons were killed.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
AGCTDENT

J. x Graham and son. Tommy spent the week at Hickory Greek.
 Miss Lenora Philips spent the day Sunday with Miss Ethel Ferguson. Miss Beulah Porter spent Satur- day night with Miss Minnie kendrick- Mrs. Ward Harp and children are visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Elias Graham this week.
 Horley Whorton substitute on Route ? is now carrying the mail while Joe Reed works in the berries.
 Mrs Melvin Fields and children visited the latters sister, Mrs. Willie Graham Of Monte Ne Sunday
 Misses Zelma and Minnie kendrick Bculah Porter and MT Cardwell went to Southern Grove Sunday afternoon Bill Wolf is very i'll at this writing Mr. and Mrs. J. J Graham spen; Sunday night .ith Uncle Jim Wygh, near Bentonville
 Jim Neil and Miss Pearl Phillips visited Mir and Mrs. Earl Nail Sun day evening and attended singing al Lowell that night.
 Quite number Of the young peo. pie of this community attended the pie supper st Lowell Friday night and Pearl Phillips received the short cake for being the most popular young lady
 lScb
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
MONITOR

Everybody ts busy piesinf terres- Paul Graham arr5se5 home last aeek from Iowa
 Earl iaaghey returned from cha- Ion. Nc Friday
 Mrs Wiley Anderson as % the sick list a: this writing.
 Hr. Gosseen ard family spent Sun iay a. the F. F Todd home.
 R9u Tabor was called 10 Missouri last week e attend tae funeral of his mother.
 Mil,ie Graham returned home Sat urday from Fayetteville where she has been for the past week.
 Sterling Hill IS now back from service over seas and ls staying with Ar. and Mrs. L. E. Linebarger.
 There was singing at Wiley Ora hams Sunday night 4 large crowd attended and reported nice time. The Southern Grove Church has purchased new organ. Everybody invited 10 come and take part in the singing and Sunday school
 Erwin Graham and Bob Anderson have been helping Claud Graham grade the road from the river to Southern Grove.
 Thelna Northrop ard Pen Lewis from Friendship and Bun Haney and Holas Carson from Hickory Creek al tended Sunday School at Southern Grove Sunday.
 Rlondeeu.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
ELM SPRINGS

F W Gilmore is still very low with heart trouble
 Miss Dora Dingle is visiting friends al Carthage, Ho.
 Miss Stella Shll is visiting friends at Robinson this week
 Guy Baker has the contract to haul the strawberries from here to Spring dale in his Ford ruck
 Dr. and Mrs. Nolon Hellstern of Springdale spent Saturday night and Sunday in Elm Springs,
 Ellis Grjges. son of Hamp Griees. who has been in France for the last seven months is visiting relatives n Elm Springs.
 Homer Hasson < carrying t6e mail sH the s.ar route tHIs #ee. 0a35= Lon Hale=she regular carrier leaaHg after Hs 1erres.
 There R5Il be memorial sers a. me ' E Church Sunday Ma | ar T . mn honor of Reed Webster, Rra aied iast winter ? th the af.4- eHza-pre0mona.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
With the Colors -.
FROM JAMES LEWIS
u ?. r - s

The following letter Yas received bv Bern Carloek from his friend James |. Lewis. who IS with the army of occupation IT Germany:
 Coblenz. Germany. April ls, l2ls-
 Hr. Bern Carlock. Sprinedale. Ark. Dear Sir will write you tonight. am getting along fine. only l have the army of occupation blues. ] am afraid l vIll have 10 stay another winter over here and f we do t will be awful on US fellows. Haven't anything to study about bur our girls back home.
 You may tell Bill Reaves that we received his hound dog last week. l knew al lthe citizens q Sprinedale were patriotic but I never thought Blll would give up his favorite hound. Say, I m not kidding. piece of dog would taste good e me l knew l was awful particular what l ate when was at home but l can e4t anything now. Yoa would have laughed to see Tie eating breakfast sa Christmas morning. Ton have read what ] trne ae lad Christmas feasting. Well. ny meal consisted of cold to- mztoeS Rsth sour bread. dinner. toma- tees ard corn soeley. supper. We had . change ,: Wzs tomatoes Believe re. T yoa don't want your head kuockes of when l ge: hack 5oa't renuoH tomatoes. and get l have had worse There is lots ot wine over here. b1t T .zat xorth drinking l t1ld one German tha; &e threw away te:,er YlzeEar .hza their v5Ee xas
 ezS eat a ire valley z 1he gairs ard Szs 2 German blowing. ps5e hin understand hoe ve done . tEs states. he seemed to catch the 5sez hoN Ee fzrmed. Their turn- zr pzo~s only have ere handle E3oEe5 ere f1rrow with hiu and vas elst n wet to tte end c the field Ee d-ore. couldn't make the steers Goerxtznd Gee and Has IT l. s. or-e za1 only eult5Tates tso CT three sc-es here There are so many they = c-a'. have big acreage. They x1r% 8o knox hos to ferrEze tshess sln lez- something yet ! ] .eep oz ezetl1g into these Germans Ne s-e aot allowed to talk to them s~ tzt .za al szo~ hos to and - . lez1 rore when there are no V Fs around These Germans rrs C ..os To. to farm. f they ec-t they voale have been whipped s-g t%tore they were
 Ssy. there are few pretty girls cve- here but man that compares a- AEe-esn girl with a French or any cher of the European race $ dis. grace to his neighborhood
 E7ll close hoping to hear from yoa soon
 Jas L Lewis.
 Y T C... 3io. 4. P. 0. s27. Sd Arm,
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
Famous Hardware
 Man Has Caller
C. W. Vaughn Of Famous Hards ere
 Co. Visited by Fastener.

Ar. Vaughn was ore of the many people the York State man met when he was here. who had already used Beaa's Kidney Pills. Mir Vaughn masez the following statement for tse benefit q any Sprinedale people ~ho may b. troubled as he was. He says
 About three years ago my Kidneys were aat f order and l was annoyed b tae seeretioas passing too frequent ' " back aehed and t vas a hara natter for me Q keep going at ny sa-. am on m feet many i5ng ho1rs. which helped t5 make matters worse got cauple of boxes at Deans Kidney Pills at jeyee.s Drug Store and bean using .aer Ny troubles disappeared and l felt fine after the treatment. I a- eersesz -t.ously cige Daan.s Kid-
 m endorsement
 iealers Don't
 kidney rsneae-esr
 y PIls-toe same ,sat
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by .ossI apglcafIars 2s fhsv cannaf rsarh the diseased portion c: the There ls only way cure cEtsr-hEI cs@t1ezs and that iE by cunsfitutloual Ssu4ezs Ca4rrkai Deafness caused by ar tn- famed eona.ta6a of he mucous HE3zg sf the E1staektan Tube T Hhsn this tube $ ln1zmee fo1 have ranbang sound or in perfect hearing and when ts e-t.-e.z eHosed. Deafness is he result Cnless fhe ma uaSt.cn can b. Fe6Eee5 and tkls ghe Tsxtors1 to Us normal condition h.sr4ng -. te destroyed forever Many cases cf cHatEess ea1se1 ty eatEFrE wkien s aa irezre1 condition ot the rucoas t4r. tzcsf Has CztG-=h Medicine scts te-z tss tlecc 1o tne Egc1-a surfs-es Lt t1e e ste
 Ne EsH Fs-e Gre EaueFee Dcas-f teF Ery -As- C. lstzsta&t DsEfDess tk&t r&rrat te erred tz Ees AAtarrn Eez4elrs Gss- c-4u free r-zEglsts re
 EESET CO., -els1c
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
1I1I;::s;;;.; ::;;ssss..ss...s. ].
NOTICE FOR PuBlioAii0's
 Denartment Of The lntefl@

<. LAND OFFICE a a4'' Arkansas +bat lsz
 NOTICE hereby gwen 's1. : e--., Finds formerly Inez cossT. ., 'f. ,t-. yajIev. Arkansas. who. on Ap,1 \, k 1a14 made homestead sa.fs ,F. oI9fs7. IF T. for E's sEa. sEs v fa., sss and SEE. sWi Section 3st Y. r shin s+'1 IsN.. Range 2s|- , ''a 'a..sae Meridian. has filed notice oi = .:..s to make three year Proof ia.,r..s.s Y iisb eIaim to the land above w V.& before Clerk of County Copi1 ai1,. AZ inrton County. at ,ia F'ss';., st May isi' ansas. or tbe 7th cay 2! as. M
 Claimant names as ,,..rs- Tl.,5 H.rsI
 John Shaver. Joa2 ,, S @'l4oa HoIb-oos ] R Graham. Mrs. N, '. .0
 of Spring Valley Arkansas
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

IT. .he whole field Of medicine there ls not q healing remedy that MI re- pair damage to the flesh more quickly than BALL8RD.S SNOW LINI- AENf in cuts, wounds. sp7a5Hs. burns. ssalaz and rheamatI =.Gs healing a99 Heaetrat.ag p51er ex- traora nary S43 tr I. F. Joyce Drug Ger.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

Dizzinets, vertigo, fblnd stagsers) sallov complexion. Hatulenee are symptoms of torpid liver. No one can feel we'll while the liver Is in active. HERBINE is powerful liver stinulant A dose or two will cause all bilious symptoms to disa- ppear. Try 1t. Sold by ]. R. Joyce Drug Co.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

When baby takes loo much food vae stomach turns: the result $ in digestion. sourness and vomiting. Frequently the bowels are involved and there ls colie pains and diarrhoea. GeGEE'S BABY ELIXIR IS a grand corrective remedy for the stomach and bowel disorders of babies. It is pure wholesome and pleasant to take. Sold by J. E. Joyce Drug Co.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
Yep, He Could..

Jimmie said teacher. do you know what disaster means
 "Yes'm." answered he of the James name.
 ''Vefy well. let me hear you use t in a sentence.
 "Why-uh--I know my ma won. let me go svimmin' this kind O weath- er. cause I-dlsaster.-
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
He Does Heavy N or

T dc heavy work. and that is e strain on mans kidneys writes Bert Dawson. Canton. II. My trou- bie started with severe sharp pans over my bac6 l bought a bottle of Foley Kidney PIls. and before t was zone. my pains had entirely eff me 7 HHez baa sh r4ean1atse= pans. and
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
Edwards Best Thought.

Little Edward disliked to attend school, so one morning he thought he would play off sick
 What IS the matter with you Ed ward ?" asked his mother Not knowing a whole vocabulary of ail ments to select from, on the spur of the moment he replied; Why my teeth itch"
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
Takes Hold and Helps

Marie Heisler Freeport, Iii, writes: T had more or less of cough for 10 years and have taken quite a number of medicines. None of them takes hold and helps like Foley's Honey and Tar" This old, reliable cough syrup promptly helps coughs, colds, croup and uhooping cough Contains no opiates
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
FROM EVERETT DONALDSON

FROM Ef BRETT D0NALDS0N
 Mr. and Mrs. (. M Donaldson of Sp-ingdale are in receipt of the fol lowing letter from their son Everett, who IS wagoner win the 4 [. F. in Siberia:
 Supply Co, = Inf. Siberia, 4-2-i9- NJ Dear Father and Mother l am going to write you Q few lines. l am fire a present. hope this finds you al o. K Gee, but sure would Ike to come home but f is impossible 3. present. but hope 10 get home soon.
 How Is everything d home. l got your letter just now and sure was glad to get it am gong 10 ans xer now. l. is stormy today. the snow : blowing 90 yoa can't hardly see anything. but l hope T wlll De bet ter soon. l don't know whether l w5ll have t8 do my seven years or note : l don't l have only ore year to 60 yet but l hope can get out on ny four years or get to come home on q furi8agh. enlisted May ,. 1916 a Idaho Falls. Idaho and l went to Denver, Colo. and from there 70 the Philippines and from the Islands was sent here. Gee. wish they would send re e the L. s can : tell what He are doing here bur VII =! yeu that an stationed at . large prison camp. There are only two thousand prisoners here now.
 Well. hope t isn't showing there Ike | Is here U-ha. are you doing noE Guess there sill De lots of triit there this year Well this is about all fer this time as am going to write sis . few lines.
 Your son.
 Everett Donaldson.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

Cut This Out-It is Worth Money.
 DON'T MISS THIS. Clt aut thls sip, enclose a5th 5c to Foley ( e. 2635 Sheffield Ave, Chicago. H. writing yo1r name and address clearly. You @iil receive in return tr5al package containing Foley s Honey and Tar Compound fo- courhs. colds and sroln, Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
r4x ASSESSORS DATES.

rss county ,as assessar has gwen -,t5re tsa. -e slll s4st the various ,a..=-ssrs = Wash aFten County on ne following dates for the purpose of ra.s7e assessments fer the year 1919. pe & D, assisted F each township rv n res le-.s fl .he township ap- ra.7te5 hy Ire county judge to aid in -et..rE an e1aaI assessment ne ,as reeal-s< every property owner '" z@zess h .se township n which he resides. ard de.aqaea,s are assessed 2 re-a.ty of 2 per cent.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
tiabituai Constipation Cured
 in IA to Il DaYa

-LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN- Is specially prepared Syrup pTonic-La1ative for Habstus. Constipation It relieves promptly but should be taken regularly for l4 to 2l daye 10 induce regular action Ii Stimulates and Regulates Very Pseasant to Iake 6oc per bottle
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

For earaehe. toothache, pains. burns scalds, sore throat. try Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil, splendid remedy for emergencies.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
Not Prudite.

Necessity knows no law.
 He'd be right at home among the practitioners Tn my court. . said old Judge Flubdub
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
His Attitude

She Doesn't | ~orry you area4- f1lI s-1o owe zo many b.llS you earn0t pay?
 He-Gertalniy not Why should worry over other peoples troubles
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
Piles Cured ia 6 to IA Days

Druggists refund money fl PAZo oTHTlrr a
 10 cure Itchine- Bind Bleeding c Proerut-a pse lnstAntly relieves Itching PiIes, and yx q. | srstful slesp kfter the trS spp.szt,os- nr a
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
The Wise Workman

The wise workman will not regret the poverty CT solitude which brought out his working talents
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
n o.,. rhn pess au. Affect ts Bsss

Becaare Of its tonic and laxative effect. LAxA- fIyE PROMO QUiSISE IS better than ordinary
 Qsi.ise and does not cause nervousness oor rf.Gsng ir bead RcuenbeY the fall ns me and look tor tic kixrAtEre o< E. ". GROVE Er-
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

Don't worry. trouble can't stick uith US forever; We gotta die sooner Of later.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

They uill feel sad when they see us return without theif sons
 He leave here about the 2otf "1il be on the boat about the Is q May. home about the roth of May l am mailing home a feS arieles. 8 pipe. razor. knife. iron ore winch came out of .he mines The p.pe cost - marks or about $ll l. Is genuine ree-sc haum. !, fs m.He . smose when l get home w3.l probably send you a telegram when land. ' I can VII send these Nor1s. ! an safe. 50 yo1 VII know am on . : soil. but ], may oe later than you think for se may De delayed where we load CT he ships. @ don't worrf about me
 Your scr,
 Sgt- John Dow-num. Co. B I25 hi. 4. P. o. 734. 4 [. F.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

Sgt Jorr DoW0lIl. Co. B I25 Inf. 4. P. O 734. 4 [. '
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
Cut This Quit is Worth None,

Socrates
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

Alek
Evening journal., 1919-04-22
WIN you Lend of Your Dollars?

ference in Paris so as to protect the
Monroe Doctrine, and some other
things. but these alterations have not
changed the means by which the pro-
posed League hopes 10 accomplish its
aims. And these means are very ac-
curately described in the Outlook OF
March 70 in the following words:
II is now proposed 10 enter into
treaties with practically all Of the civ
llzed nations OF the world
The object Of these treaties viii be the
creation Of a league Of nations which
will act as an international insurance
company against war; will create an
international Supreme Court TO settle
international controversies; Will use
first outlawry; and then II necessary
an Allied army 10 enforce the DEGREES
Of such court"
Since, as the Outlook says In the
above quoted words, the proposed In
ternatlonal Supreme Court Is TO set
tie" international controversies with an
Allied army when necessary, this court
will necessarily decide when an Allied
army, partly composed Of American
troops, Is 10 80 10 war, and against
what nations Il Is 20 go.
]. therefore, for one, object 10 Presi-
dent Wilson and our United states
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regions has already been settled by the
Treaty OF London, and Italy shall not
stand for any violation OF such a treaty.
A nation that has dined the Central
Empires at the height Of their military
successes, risking her very existence,
will not quietly submit 10 an act OF in
ternational bad faith.
10 is not possible 10 dispose OF the
Adriatic coast without putting Slavs
under italian control or Italians under
Slav control. 10 is only a matter OF
who should get first consideration.
That Italy has the right to such con-
slderation very few people will doubt.
Italy has no intention OF wrecking the
Peace Conference, but as the offspring
OF Rome, mother Of jurisprudence. she
demands respect for solemn and sacred
treaties, no matter II she should be be-
trayed by the Allies after oil her noble
sacrifices.
I am sure such Is the viewpoint OF
the majority Of non-ofilcial Americans.
/ thank you for the hospitality given
10 this letter. am,
Very truly yours,
DIR. LEOPOLD NALLARO.
Wilmington, Del. April q, 1919.