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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11
9pr Strahenbahn0ie1

Der StraBeubabnoieuit in
Iole0o, D, itoft ooQitonoig. Die
anqeiteaten itreifen. neil oer5ta0t.
ratb cine 5ur Gr6omlng oer 20Gne
beitimmte 5abrpreiserb0bu ab.
lehnte.
cyn 1t. 2oui5 ilberfiel Der 10
Sabre ate glectrifer +. 6. Smitf.
Ser Dor einem Sabre pon 2apton,
9, oortbin aefommen mar, 6ci hels
lem laqe sic Cation gonlor qdnf.
fliihtcte nit $4,000 in goarqel6
un6 eriGoB ejaen Der I'm beriolqens
Ser BoIi}iiten uno beruunoete 9
ou0cre. benor er ielbit nic6croe,
frallt Dnr6e-
lleber e00 MtelirSer Ser
cSeucrnchr in Chicago, uu1cf16r bic
6ilf.e Der giannid)aft, hoben idr.Tt.
lid, i6ren 4udtritt ongemeloet, fans
cine BON i5uen geior6erte BebaItser
bobumg oon $500 i'm 2Sa6r nidt Be
lUa!st pir6.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11
Der 1peltfrieSc.

&albinstOH, .. 6. - 9lm
9iHstaa UOllenOcten biz Der.
Staaten ibr oritteS Srieasiabr.
CbIdOn ite sur Grringnus Ses
&eltfrie0ens in ben Srics &c.
5Usen Sn iein oDraaben, iino iie
Hift MIR ielbit nudl i'm SrieaS-
5nifanO, aud Der allgcmeiuc
&sItfrieoe lit immcr nOh MIR
Elm ioeaIiitiiher 3nfunitStrunm.
Rad Gertdlten, Die Dem glns.
fHHftsbmrenu oeS Griegsamtcs
uurlieseH, iIuO geseuwGrtia
nidIt meniger lpie 20 9riege
auf Sem @r0enrnno nod i'm
0nnae.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11
Jcbnicn bcIicof tDccS tIt
21Tict,ioan.

Detroit, bid. - 9ei ser 8rdii.
0entIfaits. Gornabl in Didiqan bat
Genator 5irom Syobuion etnen CLAN.
senoen Gieq erruuaen Seine Iebr'
belt iiber Gen. Woo6, ieiuen 8oupt.
ocaner oui repubIicouiiher Seite.
betrddt bis jeBt iiber A., 900 un6 lit
imner nod int 5teigen.
qluf 0p1nofrottidber Geite iie1te
onihcineuo 6erbert SCORER iibcr
@ouo. G0naro5 Don gtetp 2yeriep,
Ieiueu itorfiteu 8egner.
Ous 0enofrntii4e gotun mar
aufioueno aeriug.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11
3ur Gage
1T 9cutidlanO,

lie SSransoien iiber5ieben grpft
Strefen redts-rbeiniidDen @ebiets.
- Gine ganSe Gn3aIl StGbte nun
Sen Sran5mGnuern Dbue Sdmcrt-
ftreidD gerubert". sSu Sranfs
fnrt feuern fran56iiidle 3cser-
trnppeu auf GinpUbner. Seieb.
nng lUiro immer nod furtseIebt.
9eidlsmebr riift i'm anfriibre.
ridden SHbnitriege6iet peiter uOr.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11
SrlanO lit
Nnfrubr.

Sreibt Ser Ynardie cntsesen. -
Sinu 6einer idbiuingen bic SrauS-
fnfei. GlaHmaeig unroeH
Su Citern in tnit alien S6eilen ocs
SauheS 9IegiernHgsartiDe nuS
Soli3si.Suiernen cingeGIhrrt, -
SelesrapbenOrGbte Surdtidnitteu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11

Man re6net in 9erliu, oob eS
minoeitenS Uier5ebn Gage onIteben
peroe, bis I'M 9tubrgebiet wieoct
Sronrtng bergeiteIIt iei.
CccHpatiOn ruft Sefriebisuns BEL
ben 9iaOicnlen beruOr.
Berlin. 0os 8olidenifis@le.
ment in Gelttihlnno bat Die fron30it-
ihe Occupation init GROCER 8efrieoi-
gltng begriiBt, in Der grmartung,
oaB G6ooS oarous entite5et, o0er
sum uli10eIten ourh oie 9Gltoritdt
Der &egieruug 0aourb untergruben
Der0e.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11

2Oanon. 49, Sin anibeineuS iorg.
faItig entrporiener BIau Der Sim
Sciaer, ale 9lr6ioe Ger britilben
Re1jerllug in SrIono 81 6eritoren
unO Oa0urd Die GerWoItrrg SSr.
lambs in elm Chaos 3u ltiirseu, lit
III Der 9tod)t sum Oiterionntdg
ourbgeiiibrt moroeu. SSn alIen Gbei.
len SrIau0'S puroen 0fientlife @e'
bauoe ange5iir6et.
9}euugs 8oIi3ei.&aierner ETo
.Sd)uppeu puroen gaIl5 ooer tbeil'
meiie 5eritort uno etlide so 9inueu.
'teuer Ienter iiberfdlien uro oeren
Snhalt perbronut.
gclioit lit pon Ser 9lliBennelt
gGnsIih abaei6nitten. Die SeIe-
grapbenordhte lmo oie uah gn9lonb
fiibren0en &obel mur6en ourfihuit.
ten imo sic ctu3iae 8erbinoung lit
iebt oa8 Selepbon.
Sine tbenre @cidlifte.
IA 0ic betreifenocn Counties tiir
ocu oltf oielc tauieno Eflno iih be-
lnuienOen Shaoen ouiptfommen
bcbcn, ncroen oic SteueBabIer
ifmere 5djoOenerioBleiituraen 5u
mud)cn bubeu 9Sn @olman oleiu
miro Der oon Sen 9ranolegen perur.
iahte Sdooen ii6 mf ettua $3.50.
900 be5ifiert,
Dos 3onomt in 2imerid muroc
ponig eiuQedihert.
g8o immer ole Geri6porer ibr
3critorungsmerf auSiiibrten, muroe
oie Slnggc Der iriiden gepubIif ge.
biBt.
Gampn DC @alcra mad SrlnuS?
.8eeflD 8ispotch" neiB 3lt berit.
ten, OoB Der iriIhe 8r0iioent Canon
6e 8olerd oemndhit nad] SSrlouo 3u.
riidfebren meroe. Gr beiBt. 0aB Sir
Samnr @reenpooo. Der ne1te GbeI.
iecretGr fir Srlano, IN oieiem iSall
De 8ulcro nift belditigen mer0e
borousqeieBt er beihrGnft iih atf
,perIoiningSmdBige 4gitatiou".
Soatc er ieood llruben ltiftcn,
Damn lpir0 or non ser Rcqierlrng ocrs
bn1tet mer0eu.
Die glmericaner OcrdntluUrtlidl ges
halten.
9ei Der Debate i'm llnterbnt3 oeS
britii6cn BarIdmeuts ij6er Die iris
Idle ,,8ome Hlle" 8orIoge, bic IN
2. 2clung augenommen puroe, mir.
oen ole Der. Staaten pou 8remier
2lopo Gjcorge uno Dem llliteriiibrer
Gorion idarf Ourh Die SeheI ge5o-
gen. @ie Ger Brenier iagte. Deran.
lalien 0anolungeH pie Der fiir5Iidc
9eidlub oes omericaniihen Senats
betrefis lluobbdngigfeit iiir 3rIan0
Sic Seceitou. Sd m0dte unieren
omericaniihen ,Sreltnoen ,Sol9en6e5
iagen", benerfte 9lopo 8eorge.
,Dc 9aIcra erbebt oeu gteideu gIn.
ipruh in Der ndmliden Sprabe lpie
oGyciferion Gopi8. Die 8orfabren
mebrerer Der U}dnner, melfe fiir
oeu 2lntrog im Senot itimmtcn,
fdmpften bis gum Iobc eegen bic
gleideu 3uaeitdnoniiic an Die nme.
riconiiden 5iioitonten, Die lett i6re
gtadlfommcn iiir 2rlono inter
itiiben. Nir meroen 6ieie iSor0crun.
gen nicnols 3uqeite6eu. gin8ebnrren
ouT oicIer 5oroerun9en mir0 5u ben
nleifen Observation-Disclosures
fiibren mie in ben omericaniiher
Si6Ioaten. Cir @omoro Gorion
ipra6 Die Nleinung aus. 6nB 6je
Mor6tboten in SrIono nidt BON lei.
men 2auo5Ie,tten oeriibt tper6en, ion,
bern ourd @mericoner, methe Die
Sim 5cin. Bropaganoo ire aeIiibrt
b0ho
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11
Die itoIieniid,e Reaiernna bot

Gie itoIieni'de Reaierunq hot
reue gcifr1ufun9en fijr Ser 9cr
brmedr BON TIctid' Rrot Rei imo
Iufer aer-iiqt auBcroam brat.e
Der 9prij Sem ttniieuiid]er GolFe
neue Steuern mo Prfiserh6huugcn.
Drr Rem 9orfer 6aieuoerfebr
1T ourdi einen 5treif Der 9aienars
better. oic ben adtihlnSenta9 icr.
.0eru, itarf beeintra6tigt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11
'ltnratt Oaurrt au.

CSradJtperfeBr in Sbieasu Snrdj einen
Streif Der &sifsniteaer lnbmse.
iest. - Sn SlinOis, SbiO nnS
9enHDIGania itrcifen tanicnSe
SiOBlensrnbenarbsiter. - Strei.
fense 9teW gOrfer !6afenarbeiter
iItdlen 0encrulfreif III Deranlai-
len.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11
Der Sweet ees ,l1amSpsrs?

Berlin. Ter gerliner
yguripdrts" bebanptet, ppiitip
iidere Ytndlridlt 5u babcn, Saf
bic 8rOelamattOH elmer rbeini-
idDen 3epnbIif nur cine 5rnse
uun menigen Sugen iei.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11

Naon idGbt Die Sail Ser bis Jest
ihon eir9etroifenen Iruppen auf
10000. Cine poQig ousgerittete
frarA0iiihc 9jpiiion Don boiler
Qriegsitarfe tit, mie Die MeI0uugen
bcIagen, Granfiurt odein jugewieien
por0en.
SOrrHfcn Der 9ieihslue6r.
Berlin. lle6er Die 3orti6rittc
Der 0eutitlen R Reidspehrtruppen I'M
Rllbrgebiet muroe in Berlin ontlib
beridtet, Sic Gperotipnen Der Roll.
3eitruppen i'm Snouitriegebiet gin-
gen programmmdBi8 Dor iih.
gleid5nelrtruppcn iteben uorolid)
ron 8ut,rop IN &eIuolen, oas nod
rift beiem II Ceit!;t) 0on 1ort.
numb maht 0ie Saubcrung oes 8c.
biets aute s50rtid7rittc, Re HsUe6r
III in Gormuno einmGridlirt un6
ron oort gegeu itdrtere AbtbeilHn.
Qcn ser Rotben uergeGan9en, 6ie 0ie
aeinen.a1rueH. s}ehe beieet haItcn
IN ser @eqene BON Sor0e bobeR 0ie
9ipiaen Den 9aLgl9oi bon gSisteoe,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11

Der nod SIT erneunen6en Grbeits be-
boroe norgeIegt ner0eu.
Sieb6Gfe leiben.
Die @roBi6IG6tcr erfI6ren, ooR
bel elmer 9Inoauer 6e8 Streifs 5O,s
600 2lnGeitellte in oen 8iebbofen Be.
iddftigun9sIos niir0c1t, mas cine
ernIte @erfiir3una ser ;SIeiI6liefe.
rung unb cine groBc 9reiSlteiae.
runa inn @eTolge bo6en mii1Ie
Webr ais 10000 2lrbeiter in Der.
ihieoenen SSn6uitrien iin0 iebt be.
reit3 Direct o0er Indirect, 6urf DEN
9Iusitono beif0ftigungsIos.
lln5nfrieOne @rn6enleute.
Eittsburgb, Sans. - Q}ierunb.
.6part3i9 8rubenarbl,ter pom Gbero.
fee IL CRAWFORD Gountp Iino Dor 6as
SSnouItrie. S6ie6sgeriht BON aanIas
oorgelooeu, nm cine @rfIdrunq fir
Sen utermarteten Strcif BON 1900
bis 1000 6orti9eu 8eiHfoblc Berg.
Ienten 3u geben. 8ie 1lnionbeon7te
anaeben. lit Ger Streif Der 2lusbrlf
eines 9roteit3 ge9en 0ie Don Brdi
8illon'5 8obIeconmiiiion gerpdhrfe
&obnerbohunq Don ~ Brocent II. Tie
erflaren, Der Streif lei ridt orge.
pronet moroen.
g3hcclinq, 81. ga. 9reitou.
ien0 aobIGnberRIei,te I'M 6itlid,en
Ohio iin6 am Streif, oIs Groteit oe.
nen ste 27procenti9e 2ohnerh66uno
melfe ibnen Ieste ISOLDE berpiQfot
nor0en mar.
Sprinofielo. IN. Nus ltnslt.
Trieoenhcit nit Der am g Wdr3
befpiliqten Qohnerh6buno bon 27
Froteut IeQten ;ahIreihe geraleute
in 6en 8eidlfobIe- 1FeI6crn ron oSIf
nois oic Ir6cit nie6er. 1ouien6e
9erQIattc ioaen t6ciIs am Streif.
thciIs upt66ti1 icin 10 6oB Sic Gro.
0uctinn ernitlid' geTo6r6et IT.
Bencrulitrcif in ausFdlt?
g2cm gorf. Gin @eneroI1treif
Der 100000 orgoniiirten 9Irbeitcr
i'm 2onoc aI5 Rroteit qeqen 6ie on
qcbIid'e ,Qcrifn6runQ ser 9lrbeit.
neber sur 9Cbitoifunq 6es afftllr,
6euto1s" ioG ME in Rem 9orf ner.
loutet az r1tite r7oIqe 6es Icfte
1of,e 5e1onnpnea StreiFs Ser Sn.
iarar6eiter In Rem 9orf an1ei7rt
ncroaB Tiihrcr Scr ltnion Der 5ec.
Ieute un6 6afenorbeiter qoben n.
oas auf einer G3enrrolitrcif I'm
.2on6e finaearbeitet niro. Inn BON
ser arbcitac6crn 6ie feItc 3uiifes
r1lng 3n erionqen. Dob 6cr 4ftittr-
0eutag Mat asaeid)aiTt DeroeH ar D.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11

Trne lrAaslatoa fnsi VITA tas Postmaster q.
Ailesakss Aprsl s. 1890 as required b tAe
act Of Octahar j; sot-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11
Scd5ig 8rOreut StillitanS.

Die 8abnleiter geben SIT, OaB so
8rocent Der &angir.2ocomotipen in
Chicago itilliteben. sic erfI0ren oen
Streif fitr ourdaus ungeredtfer.
tigt, Die bon Sen Streitern aeiteaten
2ohnfor0erlmgen icien idon porber
pon Der 8rii0erihoit ser 3uqonge.
Ite(ten uno Ser @eiheniterIer Union
geIteno 9ernft noroen, uno mir.
Den ae8enpdrtiQ non Ser 9ohnconfe.
ren} in @oibingtou bcrathen, uiib.
ten ierncr uoh Dem 9obnQeieb erit
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11

True translation filed with the Postmaster
atAEiIwAukes. April 1870. rs required by
tAe aet of October 8. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11

True traHslasaeA hlsd with the POstm ester
al Milwaukee. April s, 1920. as required ~
the act OF October G. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11

9bicagu. - Der 8nbnoerfebr I'M
@bioogOer 8e5irf lit our6 einen
Streit oe5 8ongir- &erionaIS %
bort einmiluOenoer 8abneu, nobcp
lamgeIegt.
Ytebr nls 10000 Union. 9abuau,
gelteate in Chicago, uno mebrere
bunoert in Buffalo uno Champaign,
Sn, iino am Streif.
s2Sn &ania5 Sim, Wo., Itu0 @eif.
IteIler aler Oortigeu 9obnen bis auf
4 am Streif, etpa $500 i'm San.
SEN.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11
90pnaer bcTebcn tRjloHSs
IuSStOF.

sSiaSiwsituf. - 5apauii9e Gritp.
pen beiesten am @2ogIag 2SidoilDo.
itof uah SltitnOigen idDeren aaul-
pieu.
9eud @utpofnitng ser 9hliien er.
lieB 0er iapaniitbe @eiehI8haber efue
9rocIonatiou, IN Ger er ertIdrt, ooS
8or9eben iei ou5idjieBlid Oon Dem
8uni6 oeranlaBt moroen. ]fube unS
Sr0Hrna MISREPRESENTATION.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11
guIidleipifi melScu GrfOIsr.
2onSon

SonSuu. Mn ser GaluaiuS.
iSrout riideu 0ie 9oJid)emifi, pie
aus 0losfau ontlitb uadl 2onoou ae.
meI6et nuroe, an ser Riiite 0es
Shmorseu Wfeere5 nadl 9}o6uq&faia,
nor0peitIith bon Euopie. 3u Dor. SIN
8oum non Ylaifop. iii06ltlih BON
SSSefnteriroaor. perfoIGen sic Som.
iet- %ulppen Sen 6eino crtlurq ser
1topie.8ubu uno bobeu Wuinof be.
iebt 9ln Der Git 6ront ba6en ole
9olidlelpifi In Der 3ihfluq ouf
Z 6iduQitihof 8o6poiter entIaua Ser
hiueiiihen Gjren5e oufgeIteIit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11

True translation fIied with ths Postmaster
at Milwaukee. April s 1920. a. required
by the act of October e. la1E
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-11

DER nod SIT erneunen0en Irbeitsbe
boroe norgelegt mer0eu.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
As TIE EDITOR SEESIT

The editor is popuIarly supposed
to see everything. hear everything,
know everything and publish every
thing that'is!eoing on
But sometimes he doesn't see it
doesn't want to see it-beCauSe.
being an editor and trained to
weigh all angles of every question,
he knows that ii is better for the
community if he does not see it
There are many things the editor
does not publish because they con-
tain no element Of news, are dis.
ressine to many innocent people,
and their publication could serve no
good purpose.
Sometimes theseditor is criticised
for his forebearance, but at least
some of his critics do not stop TO
remember that possibly the paper is
just as forbearing regarding an in
cident or two of their own lives.
There are many things to be con-
sidered before putting it in cold
type.-Dunklin Democrat.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

leur sru,r.-th hr.old.un, sermons
prsa he'd with tht...pirit God send
q, more such men
sunday s,hoo. Was also we'll az.
tended on thar day Come on and
heIa Us IN the SUNDAY >chool-a
union school TT one and all
There viii te preaching ID, the
sane placestne fourth SUNDAY 10y
Mrs Emma Rhodes Of Marble Hill
Every body invited.
Health is good in and around
t. JOS
We are all well pleased with our
neN nelghtors.. Mr. Roundtree and
family
cattle have,.been" dying around
here ~. = c. \ Reader.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
Drum,

The farmers are very much be-
hn with their corn planting owing
| q 81 much rain,
Ray Scott, who has employment
In II, Louis. visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs d Scott
Misses Emma and Velma Revelle
and Mrs. Nella Markham were the
guests 4 Mrs Kate rhiele Friday
Mr. aud Mrs Alonzo Cunningham
and chiliren visited his brother
Charles, nj Advance They were in
trnduS 10 come home Sunday after.
noon on account of the water The,
returned Thursday evening.
Miss Carrie Wilferth. who hns
been working IN 81. Louis, made her
parents. Nr and Mrs " Milferth. u
twn-Merks' visit
Mrs. Matte Ihiele and children
visited her mother Mrs. VI, +. Ma.
brey. Wednesday.
Nrlma aud Elma Reveile. Minnie
Mahrry and. Nellie Markham were
guests Of Mrs. W w.Wilferth Thursda,
afternoon
NiSsr, Ninniel.Niiferlh, DOROTHY
S'or. Nrlma andlElma ReyelIe. and
Messrs Carl.ScorI, Johnland Charley
Miilee. leHi>. i>.Berkman and Charlry
Reyrlle were guests Of Mrs Nellie
Markham Sunday afternoon.
Mr. aud Mrs John Austin visited
Nr and Mrs. Alonzo Cunningham
Sunday
Mr. and.Mrs NJ + Mahrey visited
their daughter, Mrs John Thielc
Sunday freckles
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
Flatwoosis
this pretty good

llcalth.lS pretty good
Planting corn seems To be the NJ
der oi the day
Mss Grace Smith aud her grand.
mo,hcr... Mrs .CarroI. left last Tues
day for Carlinyile. III. where they
will stay some time
Eula Sharp Was the guest Of Elsie
Gregory SATURDAY night aud Sunday
Rev Trcntham filled his appoint
ment at Union Grove Saturday nigh,
and Sunday.
Mrs b T. Sharp and children ,ls-
tied her parents. Mr. and Mrs + "
Talent from Thursday until Friday
LYMAN lules, who has been yIs-
ting at DcNtet.a few days. returned
home Saturday
Ni-sc, Apue, and Mildred Coop T
attended church At Union Grove
saturday night
Charley Robins went to Nash last
Thursday IN search Of employment
Mrs Lula Sharp visited Mrs B h.
Sharp Sunday afternoon
We had a fine ain..Mondav
Mr.. and Mrs Asher Harris visited
Mr. and Mrs Than.McCormick sun
day
Mrs. Efie Chronister and her
mother visited Mrs, Frank Gregory
Sunday afternoon
Charlotte Myers was the guest OF
Elsie Gregory Sunday
Best wishes TO The Press ani its
many readers. Brown Eyes.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
SIlruIul

Health is reasonably good
Corn planting is the order of the
day.
Rev ESteI Patton had the misfor.
tune TO lose a tine.horseslaSt week
Ernest Patton was in town on
business last Saturday
Our merchant made a business
trip to Jackson one day last week.
Web Limbaugh of Hurricane was
in town Sunday afternoon driving
his new Chevrolet
Miss Geraldine Pair visited at P.
L. Welker's.. Sunday and attended
church at PIainview.
Miss Dorothy Drum visited Misses
Pauline and. Louise Hensley Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs John. Hensley visit
ed W. NJ. Shrum and family Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Chas :sShrum is suffering
from a severe::attack of rheumatism,
but is reportedsbetter
Noah Alternately and family visit.
ed A. j. Patton. and family last
Saturday.
Robert Long..reports that.his corn
crop is lookingsfine.
Chas Shrum. purchased a new
player piano.
Charley Welker.ettended to busi-
ness in the CLAY Belt. district last
Saturday.
P. l.. Welker has purchased a new
disc cultivator. He says it is like
riding a Ford
Lafe and William Denton were
transactins business in town Satur-
day afternoon.
Charley Lincoln attended church
at Plainview Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe N. Shrum visit
ed relatives near Patton last Sunday.
Dick.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

whooping cough affects my horn, |
do believe Thy perfume swellS the
breeze while good folks choke and
wheeze ms We pass by, paid for
thee u price. 'twould buy a mansion
twice, now everyhody's yelling ice"
i wonder whyY The motor has
the grippe, the spark plug has the
pip and woe il mine |. too. have
suffered chills. fatigue aud kindred
Ills. endeavorine To pay my bills
since thou vert mine Gone Is my
hank roll now. no more 'lwould
choke the COW. as once before. Yet.
Il ! hal the mon, 50 help me. John
amen, Ia buy n ear again and
speed some more Auto Links
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
PLiifD 40 FalORITES

I'm bothered With rats. sand
Nf, Casey. owner If the boarding
house. ~ she talked over the back
',u,c Nth her nrighhof
pid lry buy any of them rat
biscuit, for thims" suggested Mrs
Kelley
Nov. Mrs Kelley. what ,ind ~
q hou>, du You think I'm runuin'
sure % the ba,tr> can't ate shat
the rest of as 10. they Nm lo
hungry
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
NY AUTO, IT'S or THEE

My auto, It's of thee, short road 10
poverty, of thee | chant blew a
pile OF dough on thee three wears
ago, now you refuse to 90, or won't
or cant. Through town and coun-
try side you were my joy and pride,
a happy day. loved the gaudy
hue. the nice white tires new, but
you're down and out for true, in
every way. To thee. old rattle box,
came many bumps and knocks, for
thee erieve. Badly the top is torn.
frayed are the seats.and worn, the
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
Or Correspondents


Faith 3, reasonably GOOD
W are nlNna plenty Of rain
So i.w 'grmrr, are done lIau;ine
corr
N.,. Rel W,l.rr vas shoppi .
a, q. " Nay..a'. lat FRIDAY
Miss Zpiia NaydeIi and sister,
Donnie. visited their sister Mrs.
Willie G-i'i,taf, last week
Ernest Nayfrld and family no.
tore Ha 10 Daniel Limbaug : last
Saturday
Miss Grace Angle has been on the
puny lis, the last few day,
Miss Flora Brown tten ed
church at BoI.inters lasi sunday
Miss Clola Limbaugh was shop
ping at Scopus Tuesday
A Reader.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
Advance
Health is good

Health is good
,lr and Mrs. W. II. Met Of Drum.
right. Okla. are visiting relatives in
Advance.
Miss Laura Hartle was in town
Monday on business.
Miss Lotje jenkins, who is at
tendine the Teachers college at the
Cape, visited2home folks Saturday
AMI Sunday
Miss Bessie Jared visited her
grandparents last. week.
Miss DrucilIe Caruthors visited
Miss Bessie FinnevlSunday.
Charley MiIler..vislted his parents
near Tillman Sunday.
Miss Carrie Sims was in town
Saturday
Miss Jewel WhitinehilI Of Cape
Girardeau is visiting Miss Georgia
Atwood.
Louie Wiedor and family motored
to Bell City Sunday.
Ruth Allen. who is working in the
store, visited her parents near lii
man Sunday.
Miss Anna Sims visited her par
ents at Tilman Sunday.
Rose Bud
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
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Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
Talent

AS nothing has been in the paper
from Talent lately ! will try and
see if can give you a few items.
Well, it still.rains. But few farm
ers have any corn planted and some
have but Underground broke.
Rev. Bee Yount was at Liberty
church the second Sunday--his reg
ular appointment. He brought a
preacher with him by the name of
Gibson, who preached three excel
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
More Locals

Dan Conrad and son Dewey. oi
near Alliance were Marble lilI, ,is.
lIors Tursta, The same complaint
comes from every direction IN -.
gard 10 tac frmlnt Operations -,up
~et ami much Do. the cpu crop rc.
mains To he planted. and Nf Cou'aI
SAYS tins Is the CONDITION N hI, ~
cini,y
Marvin Zimmerman oi near Ad.
vance was Ia Marble lill day or
two the latter part Of last week on
business He informed H. that the
outlook fur I've farmers iu that part
OF the country So fir is very good
He said be had eighty acre, of ms
corn crop ready for the pIoW aud
practically all Of it is planted
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jamlson Of
Moberly arrived here last SUNDAY
and visited AZ the home ol his
mother. Mrs Ernie JamiSon. and
other relatives here and nj Luirs-
vile HIS brother, Capt Alva
Jamison. of Cape Girardeau. brought
them over in his car. and visited
here few hours
The BolIineer County Interdenom.
national Sunday School convention
will be held AT the Methodist church
in Marble Hill next Sunday after
noon at $50 O'Clock. There is TO
be at least one interesting speaker
for the occasion and those who are
interested in Sunday school work
will enjoy the occasion Be sure to
be present.
We received much appreciated
private letter a short time ago from
Judge D. c. Clippard. who moved
from here TO Hot Springs, Ark, some
time ago, containing his check with
which to renew his subscription to
The Press. He and Mrs. Clippard
are located there for the present, at
least, and seem to like their home
there all right He has employment
with an abstract company and likes
his work very well He says they
think of friends here often and sends
his regards and best wishes to all. |
The city there is growing rapidly
and property values increasing. In
winter most of the people are from
the north, but in summer they are
mostly from the south. The hotels
are doing well all the time, We are
sure their friends here will always
be glad to hear from Judge and
Mrs. Clippard and to know they are
pleasantly located.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

GoyuSuuNr PusuoNS thousands
of men ani women ncrici for zen.
sus postal and railway mUlI and
position, IN Washington Wr,c fpr
special preparatory offer free FIN
rsu PsrrasAwN lNsr. 80 Sixteenth
81 $ f. Washington. u {
Rub My.Iisn is u KrrHt pain Nil.
er 1t relieves pam aud soreness
caused by rheumatism. Neuralgia.
SpraIns. etc
No hunting or treSpaSslng will be
allowed on our farms FlrrCHrR
SMITH, FRANk iiErNAN. GroRGr v
SurH, EVERETT SNrH, T. 4 OKu.
LEY. NJ o. DrSNK. ToNY J. SWuH.
GEo. II WILKINSON.