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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29
HoTARfRxA PARTIDULU1
NATIONAL. =

1ndata deputatii ri senatorll
alcsi ca melmbrii al partMului
national romin din Transilvania,
Banat 81 Ungaria, s'au adunat
la stat. 81 fiindca in zilele naca-
3ului iii cunogti prietenii, dSdatA
iesit la iveaIa earl erau adeya-
ratii prieteni 81 carl Sc faceau
numai al fl prieteni.
Gel mai de seama frnntasi al
partidului, domnii DR.. Iuliu Ma
niu, de toti iubitul 81 pretuitul
presedinte, d.pul DIR. Alexandra
Vaida, fntors ca asa de ffumos
biruitor aslppfa dlsmtanilor la
Coufcrinta d. pace, nrmatil dc
eoviryitoarca mai mare partc a
depntatilor ii senatorilor, an lu-
at tinnta hotarfta pcntrn sasti,
nerea partidqlui, national 81 du-
ccrca lui in nOna lu,ta dc alegeri
Gu toata tlria gi barbatia. =
Domnul Oc1svjan Goga, ina6,
care de ami de zile sta in cele
mai strsnse legaturi GU politicia-
nil din vechipl rekat, rn dnmnnl
Take Ioneseu, capul partMulni
iconservator depoerat si cn eel
npropiati de acest ON politic, a
crezut sosita xre9nea q da lovi.
tnra pcntru epergerea psrtidu-
I1ui rostru natIopsl. D-Sa = cerut
s. ne desflid partjdua u 81
ltrccem Gu t0E nYaeni A6satn II
Ipartidul din MT rsgat n Il
alui general set; oars aaer-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29
IN FATA ZILELOR
CRELE.

mari, pentru lucruri in afarii
dc vina ci. Iata cum sa ajun>
la asta:
- Gnvatatorul Mihalache. 70
stul mnistru al agricultural, S a
| ridicat sd raspunda la atacul pc
4, care la intreprins ieri d-nul ge,
neral asupra lui. i'm firul cetiril
, programului. sau.
81 daca domnul general a fos.
itri aspru. razboinic, zhiciuitor,
Gu domnul Mihalache, acesta a
VENT sal raspunla All la fcl, ba
inca GU oare care intcrese Tea
metc). D,sa a spus:
- Articolul pc care la cetit
domnul general. g un artico!
scris in gazeta in zilele alegerilor
din toamna trecuta. lar fiindca
domnul general char un articol
dc gazeta al mcu della alegeri,
si-a ales pcntru a ma ccrta. voin
raspunde 81 Ell tot cu aduccri
amintc 81 Gu articolii della alegeri.
81 a inceput a ceti din vorbi-
ride domnului general. din vremi
lc alegerilor din toamna trccuta,
end So certa la cutie Gu liberia,
Iii. spumnd ca sunt %cei mai rai
81 mai primcjdiosi oameni pen
tru viata de obstc a tarii, lar All,
dupa abba 4 lnni, G prieten pc
sub NINA Gu liberalii, care eli
l-au ajutat sd vie la putere. pen
tru a lmpedeca aducerea legii de
pamlnt pregatita de d-sa, de mi
nistrnl Mihalachc, care dadea
taranilor mai multi pamint de
cit legea liberala. J.. Pentru a
putea ajunge la putere - spune
foatul ministru, generalal a
primit sa scurtczc din drepturi-
C taranlior earl si-au pus toata
nadejaca intrinsul inca de pc
front =. Celeste apoi part de
vorbiri contra Regelui, 81 All d.
sa. ge.leralul, Q pazitorul Rege-
lui.. Celeste. articoli de al L.
beralilor. earl il numeau pc ge-
neral tot traIator (vinzator1, !,
care a stat n legatura cu Mac.
kcnscn in v2cmea raZbt!ului 81
pregatea un g'tvcrn fara stirea
Il. eelui, lar AZ: tot ci il ridic;i
ia putere 81 il sp:Iincsc, ;lara ii
el ii sprijines.s pc Ell IL Sc impo-
.rivi inca ya.nlli prca democra-
tn: &c vine dih popcr!
81 ahcle 81 'sl.rl,, earl de cal
Ta llstllratol,a le cctea dnul
Mhalache, a.irinl / ..it de ncfi-
reasca 81 de pntia frumoasa ~
ga:ara pc tA"a Sare gcnera!fi
A,f1escu ci mari sai prntivnici
l., ieri.
LA un loc, piscaturile d-sale
au fost asa de neindurate, ca
liberalii All sarit toti GU zgomot
mare impotriva lui, lar taranistii
au raspuns Gu !strigate 81 ocari,
81 lar era larma de lad de ieri,
pc cind vorbea. gencralul. S'a
iscat aceiasi furtuna. Neputind
face liniste, presedintele a ridi.
eat sedinta; lumea iesitl pea
fara ide s'a rasbunat 81 linistit.
In timpul acesta geDcralul "a
ridicat din banca ministeriala 81
cautind intilnire GU domnul Ion
II. G. Bratiann, slau inteles ce-
va, 81 .apoi gencralnl picrit
din casa sfatului.
mdata leSlt YvOnul: Gene
ralul ,s'a dns Ia Rege Sd ceara
Iva poruncelsca risipirea aduna
rilor legiuitGarc 81 sc rinslnias-
eli alrgeri noui.
Asa 81 fost. Peste vre-nn
sfert de ccas sedinta s'a deschis
de nsn. Domnul Mihalachc STA
urmat vorbirea, mai trasdnd ci-
teva sageti IN dreapta sprc ge-
neral d guvern, u in stings
sprc liberali, find aplapdat de
partinul sau si protestst (impo-
|triyif) de liberali.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29
,BUcURIA sTRAIHILoR.

Strainii, indeosebi Ungurii, Sc
bucnr4 de rasturnarea della Bl-
curesti, care a facut pc dO,mnull
Vaida sd vie, acasa. Domnul Val
(Contin,tare pc pag. $.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22
BODCAW

Well, we'll, well. Here comes B0dcaw back in line; glad to say howdydO tO all
 Had a nice rain last night and an other today, which means a good corr crop.
 Cotton looks as fiattering at present as some of our candidates talk.
 Health here at present good plenty of good melons to eat times day and peas between meals, so Uncle Buck if you are not enjoying life, come down and we will share with you.
 Bro. Erwin preached at BOdcaw the second Sunday this month. Everyone enjoyed his sermon and welcome him back again.
 F. H. Herring, who has been i'll with long seige of typhoid fever, has re- covered, we are glad to say. He was seen out riding Saturday afternoon.
 Ed McCargo and several others mo tored to Prescott Friday. Ed claims he lost crooked stem pipe. Ye Scribe happened to be one of the crowd and has his own idea as to what went with the pipe Ed is a good fellow, but is liable to mistakes.
 Albert Boswell, our oil lease man, was seen in Bodcaw six days the past week, and the week before that, and the week before that, etc. And will be
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22
WIFE DOING GOOD WORK

II have been bad off with stomach and liver trouble and bloating for many years. No doctors or medicine helped me. On the advice of my druggist l bought a bottle of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and I don't want to miss a single dose. It has given me more benefit than all the medicine l have ever taken. l feel l am doing good to recommend it to others" It is a sim pie harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intes- tinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments. including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded.
 Hesterly Drug Store, and Druggists everywhere.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22
\ HAPPY REUNION

Last week the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neimeyer out on route , was the scene of happy reunion of several of their children and grand children. Mrs Minnie Moller of Spenceville, Okla homa, visited her parents and this was tn eoccasion that brought the rest of the family together. Those present were Mrs. Minnie Moller of Oklahoma Mrs. Mollie Davis, Prescott; Mrs. Nellie Richardson, Prescott Route l :; Mrs. Emma Richardson, Prescott Route I; Mrs. Bessie Burnett Prescott Route I: Miss Oracle and Mir. Charley Nei- meyer. Mir. Oscar and Fred Neimeyer, of Prescott
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Neimeyer are hale and hearty at their age and their many friends hope that the recurrence of this occasion may be many more to gladden. the hearts of this old couple.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22
OR-GONERNOR
 CLUB HAS 4S7 MEMBERS

The Hayniefor-Governor Club is now the biggest political organization in Fort Smith and very likely has a bigger membership than any club or ganized in the interest of any Demo cratic gubernaorial candidate in the state during the present campaign. Dr. E. Wayne Freer president of the club, and Secretary Newton Aldridge stated Saturday night that 4S1 voters had been enrolled as members of the club since it was organized two weeks ago. It is the intention of the officers to obtain 1000 members before primary day.
 The club is making elaborate prepar- ations for the reception of Judge Haynie when he speaks here in the near future A torch light parade is under consideration.
 The club will meet Friday night of this week. probably at the Labor Tenn ple-Ft Smith Daily News.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22
FELL DEAD

Last Monday night Henry Hudson, an aged negro of Boughton township, and his son went down in the field to get some cattle out. They carried a torch with them and when they got the stock out of the field the younger darkey drove them around the field to the house. and Uncle Henry started back to the house through the field. On reaching the house the young boy looked back in the field and saw the light standing still. He went back to see what had happened to his father, and found the old man dead.
 Uncle Henry was a good old negro. Attended to his own business and was very we'll fixed at home for comfortable living.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22
THOMAS C. McRAE Candidate for Governor
SUTTON SCRAPS

After few weeks Ia yoff, we are back on the firing line.
 Crops are fine. Rain fell here Satur- day night and Sunday, which was high ly appreciated by the farmers of this community The corn will he cut short on account of the dry weather. Cotton is pretty good.
 Some sickness in our community.
 D. F. Evans little daughter is ill with fever.
 Sidney Ward has been on the sick list the past week
 C. C. Woosley, candidate for tax as- sessor, was in our burg Saturday pass ing around his invitation cards.
 R. W. pierey spent most of the past week in the southern portion of the county telling the voters that he wants to be the next tax assessor.
 Some of our people are planning to talk ein the Old Soldiers Reunion at Serepta Springs Thursday an dFriday Uncle Charlie finders will be there with his new drum. J. NJ. Bennett had the misfortune tC have his finger badly cut Saturday while splitting some stove wood for his wife
 Mrs. Beulah White, wife of Elder  John White. is at Texarkana under treatment of Dr. Dale..s
 Edgar White and Ambrose Tomling left last week for the cantaloupe shed near Blevins.
 Clemmie Mitchell returned home from Texarkana last week, where she had been spending few days with her aunt. Mrs George Logan.
 Misses Vera Simpson and Georgia White looked very lonely Sunday. Cheer up girls, the boys will be back in few days.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. A. Bennett of Hope, returned home last week after spend
  iting friends and relatives.
 Jeff Sutton said early in the spring that he would marry this fall if he made good crop. Just as the good book says. with one consent they began to make excuses. His corn crop is cut short by the dry weathen, and the boil weevil is working on his cotton.
 Bro F. C. Bright is assisting Bro. Erwin in revival meeting at Bluff Sprngs church this week.
 Uncle Buck said tell his friends that he is not candidate this year, but he believes in goo drOads.
 The writer is planning to make a trip to Fort Worth, Texas, in the near future to visit his sister
 Our friend Ernest Steed, candidate for county and probate clerk, is a weekly visitor to our community.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22
KILLING YOUR TOWN

You don't have to get out and openly
 knock Prescott to injurc it. There are
 lOzens of ways you can discourage im- proyements and help to hold back the
 wheels of progress besides open hostil- ity. For instance, if public improve ment is suggested and your opinion is asked just hint that you'd rather not have anything to say. Or if you are asked to head committee or serve on one that is pushing some movement for the public good, just refuse to serve and make excuses. Or if meeting is
 called to discuss something in which
 the entire town is interested. just re- main away, or use as an excuse that you was afraid it might rain.
 fyesng your home town, and will tend to discourage those who are really try lhg 10 go ahead. IL is not so much what you do to help the town along as Il is what you refuse to do. Talking ih pessimistic manner of proposed improvements before you have really gwen them serious thought is certain way to throw wet blanket over the opposition And whether you have any Influence in the community or not, 'ae Tact that you appear diSinterested IN apt to have an ill effect upon the man who doesn't know you as we'll as 'ilose Who have lived neighbor to you for years.
 oet up and say something when an improvement is about to be made or 'Heh public movement is launched.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22

w. s. GOODWIN Candidate for Reelection to
 Congress Will speak at Serepta Friday,
 July 23.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22

If you have better way, say so. If you can improve on the proposition, say so. But say something, do something, don't help to kill your town by holding back as though you were anxious for the movement to fall through so you can repeat those words of the born knocker-"I told you so.'
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22
T. J. LUCK FOR REFRESHMENTS

We present to the voters of this county this week the name of Tom J. Luck of RoSston, as candidate for the office of representative of this coun- ty, subject to the action of the Demo- cratic primary, August 10. We are not presenting a stranger to you when we we'll known to the most of the people of this county. He lives near the center of the county and in the old town that was at one time the county seat, where many dramatic scenes were pulled off in days that are gone by.
 Mr. Luck is peculiarly fitted for the place for which he aspires, being a farmer the most of his life and in fact is still engaged ill farming; he has also been connected with the mercan- tile business for many years, making him man that ought to know the wants of the different avocations of life.
 Mr. Luck is man that believes in pushing forward. He believes in pro- gress, he believes in improvements, he believes in good roads, he believes in every old thing that has a tendency to put old Nevada in the forefront. Take his case and consider his claims. He will try to see you before the 10th of August if possible, but anyway, he wants your vote and influence.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22

there next week and the week after that ,etc.
 The Bodcaw ball club is in fine shape They defeated Patmos Friday 10 to 1 yesterday Mendon 9 to ?.
 Now Uncle Buck, Blue Jay, Lem and GOOsie, let's all get closer together and write often. I do love ot hear from the good folks of the county.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22
$IOO REWARD, S1O0

The readers of this paper will be- pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, andi that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly influenced by constitutional conditions requires constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System, thereby de- str0ying the foundation of the disease giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting ma ture in doing its work The proprie- tors have so much faith in the curative powers of Halls Catarrh Cure that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure Send for list of testimonials.
 Address; F. J. Cheney X Co, Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, Toe.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22
ATTENTION VETERANS!

All Confederate soldiers are hereby notified to meet at Serepta Springs on Thursday before the 4th Sunday in July 1920, this being on the 22nd day of July. Let every old soldier be there.
 0. s. Jones. Commander.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22

FOR SALE-A good young mare six years old, good driver and carries all ssiddIe gaits. Will sell cheap for cash See me at Perscott Battery Co.,, Pres cOtt, Ark, or phone 34O. Bascom HOnea. 1ot2
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22

l40 acres land for sale. G5 acres in cultivation. ! room house, good water convenient to same. 12 miles <. Q. of Hope J. w. Pickard, Bodcaw, Ark. 15m
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22
THEY BREAK TT GENTLY.

Whenever d subscriber gets mad at an editor and stops his paper he most always says he can't afford it. instead of coming right out and saying he don't want the darn sheet in his house and he hopes the editor will starve to death by the quickest and shortest route Trenton (Mo.) Republican.
 Old papers for sale at this office.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-07-22

The little folks me tin front of Flu gene Simpsons house one day last week and had picnic. They reported a fine time.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-22
DUTCH DRAFTING REPLY
TO DEMAND OF ALLIES

The Hague, Jan. 2i.-(By Associ-
ated Press. 1.-The reply of the Dutch
government to the allies demand that
the former kaiser be given up to them
for trial is being drafted and will be
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although there is no official intimation
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-22
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Arizona republican., 1920-05-30
AUTOS BECOMING
 POPULAR FUR USE
 ON ANNUAL JAUNT

That automobile owners will use their cars to a greater extent than ever before on vacations this summer, is the observation of Chas. F. Pottberg. local distributor of Studebal1er cars.
 The old idea of leaving the car al home when going on vacations and de- pending upon railroads is passing out" says MT. Pottberg. "The change in at titude among automobile owners is due to the fact that they have a much larger appreciation of the convenience and reliability of their cars, as well the greater number of uses to which they can be devoted.
 railroad train, travelling to a summer of a vacation, the motor car owner cation, driving up and back in it, and making side trips of many miles out of the place where he is spending the vacation days. It is surprising too, how many owners are rigging up their cars ingeniously for purposes of actu ally living and sleeping in them at night It is not an uncommon sight any longer to see cars equipped with tents, poles, cooking stoves and all other essentials for camping out.
 During the summer, in this day and age, the automobile is used by fam flies to an unprecedented extent for week end jaunts out into the country, trips to the golf clubs, and on fishing and hunting expeditions.
 ''Studebalzer owners are finding that their cars have possibilities which
Arizona republican., 1920-05-30
SAME OLD STORY
 THIS BOLSHE V|SM

< lot of high falutin things have been said and written about that queer bird, the bolshevist, but nothing plain CT and more 10 the point has come this way in a long time than the sayings of C. C. Hanch, general manager of the Maxwell Motor company, Inc.
 Dealing not in the intricacies of the deeper ethical or sociological theories, MT. Hanch, in straight forward Amer icanese, states:
 .-Bolshevism is new name for a very old human failing, viz, a desire to get something for nothing. It did not originate i'll Russia, and it exists in all countries.
 This desire manifests itself in sew eral ways, some of which are as fol- lows: Acquiring property by taking forcible possession thereof acquiring control of property without represent ing its rightful ownership; receiving or demanding compensation without giving adequate service in return.
 "A burglar or footpad is a first class bolshevist
 "A socialist who does not recognize individual property rights is a bol- shevist.
 An empIoye who gives the equiv alent of four hours work and receives or demands eight hours pay is Q bol- shevist.
 "BaIshevism has but one antidote; namely, governmental lDltlatlNe 10 pro- tect life and property. This initiative is the fundamental function of all sue cessful governments and must be backed up by force when necessary. Loss of this initiative is invariably followed by anarchy-the condition through which Russia is now passing. Unrestrained anarchy always cures it. self by reason of the fact that anar- chists who acquire property unlaw- fully become converts to the system of organized government in order to pro- tect themselves in the possession of such property against other less fa- vored anarchists or bolshevists. The anarchy of Russia is now being cured by this process. From the first mo- ment that the Russian government lost it's initiative to protect life and prop erty, no other cure could be anticipat- ed. and the feeble efforts of other gov ernments to arrest the process of evo- fption have been entirely impotent as might have been expected. Not less than armed intervention with suffi- cient forces to effect conquest can re- store any former government which has succumbed to anarchy and bol- shevism."
Arizona republican., 1920-05-30

"Alabamr is tickled to death. Not that he has died or that he is about to expire. but just figuratively speak ing he is so pleased with his new G.M.C- truck that if he were to be any more pleased he would turn up his toes and pass to the great beyond.
 And who is ''AIabam?" He is a hu- man being of course. He has a Chris tian and a middle and a surname just the same as the rest of us, but he has been driving a freight truck over the Apache trail so long under the name of "Alab bam" that people who know him well have even forgotten his proper name. Needless to say though if there is anyone in these parts who has never heard of tAIabam" they certainly have not been keeping up with the times
 "Alabam' has had his new G.M.C. ton and a half truck for about 30 days now. He has beey trying various makes of trucks between here and Globe now for a. long time. He has one Of the hardest trips imaginable and he is forced by circumstances to overload his truck in every conceivable manner. Anyone who has ever been over the Apache trail will testify to the fact that if there ia any harder piece of trail in the world to negotiate or any place where a truck is going to receive more abuse be would like to see 1t just out of curiosity.
 Such being the case "AIabarn" needs must be very careful as to the kind of trulzs he picks. He knows trucks too, couse all he does is drive one over that terrible stretch of road.
 On the first trip he made with the G.M.C. stiff and new he carried a load of $500 pounds. Since that time he has been averaging around 4,000 pounds and the truck never has word to say in reply. It just assimilate the load and carries on. The truck is running all the time, up one day and back the next, and when "Alabam" gets through with it-there's going to be a new page in truck history.