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Ce-au vorbit Gu notarul nu
stiu, nu Sc auzea bine, dar dupa
plecarea notarului, cand am tre-
cut in camera mamei, dina Brown
era vesels 81 fata mamei era ca de
mort. Cand ma vazut mama q
ximbit, mia facut semn sd ma
apropii de ca, 81 ridicand-se M a
sarutat.
Dina Brown nu ia mai legat
mantle dar ia interzis Sd Sc miste
sau Sd umble In gipsul de II pi-
cjor, zic6nd cS daea no asculta
= leagS din non u . " pune 81 L
alte chinuri.
re sesrs . VENT Richard, vesel
'; dupS ce il spsls d-nA Brown
satevs cuyinte IL srstat hartie
ra proesars pe esrv il ait-o
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Anna, camerista, d-soara Elena
Gabor.
Ilie, servitor, dl loan Tatar.
Ciasornicarul, dl loan Bodirne.
Portarul, dl loan Stoicu.
9. ''Fiica Pocaita' Teatru de
Scoala in trei acte. IS.
DISTRIBUTIA:
loan Bradeanu, proprietar Act |,
elevul v. Gherghel. Act II,
elevul l. Nistor. Act III, ele-
vul G. Gainariu.
Lenuta, flea sa adoptiva, Act |,
w.; seleva NJ. Sissea. Act Ill &III,
releya Elena S. Sufana.
Lucretia, eleYa NJ. Ludu.
Agripina, eleva S. Muntean.
Io1lel, copil de 4 ami, elevul G. O.
| 'Sufana.
Dochia, servitoarea boerului, eleva
r. Gligor.
Smaranda, vaduva, eleva s. Stoica
Cersetorul, elevul l. Lica.
| 10. 'Copilasul'' Cor de elevi.
| Dupa Teatru Dams, pana Ia
ziua.
Inceputul la ora Z 80 p. m.
Pretul de intrare: Locul |, 75c
Locul al II-lea SOC.
I Muzica 'Lira" din Salem, O..
sub conducerea d-lui A. Lazare
din muzica Regala Romano, va
Edistra Onor. Public GU cele ma
fplacute cantece rationale 81 de Joe
! Bufetul va fl aranjat Gu pla
cute beuturi recoritoare.
Find aceasta petrecere in ia
vorul Scoalei Romanesti, speran
ca toti fratii Romani din loc $
jur, vor lua parte. spre vede;
micii elevi jucand teatru, precun
| 81 foloasele ce aduce scoala pas
trand limba romaneasca 81 |;
copii nostri nascuti 81 crescuti il
aceasta tara.
4 Conducator al Corului 81 teatr7
GU elevii instructorul dl A. A
Prize lar al teatrului predat d
catre Club, dl Aurel Gleja.
| In speranta ca la aceasta petre
cere vom fl cati mai multi va a,
teptam Gu drag.
Comitetrl aranjator.
NIB. Copii care nu vor Fl inst
ltiti de parinti vor plati 25c.
(82 & s5).
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ese afara o sd am Ocazle sa vOr-
besc Gu mama. Dupa ce ma scu-
tnrat de cateva orr de. umar 81
vazut ca nu ma destept, esit
afara 81 peste cateva minute lam
auzit gura, risuri 81 apoi ca, peste
zece minute lam auxit Gantand.
Nam ridicat 81 m am dus Ia
patul mamei, 81 am auzit GENE
tele eli. M'au trecut lacrimi1e 81
am intrebat-o soptind:
'Ti-e rau mamaY Ce ali De ce
gemi? 2" 81 ini respunse:
Ma dor mantle Nick. Ma
strins prea tare bestia aFea. Dute
vi te culca Nick sa nu te snrpinzi
|aici ca te bate 81 te leaga 81 pc
tine. Dute Nick
"Nu ma surpinde mama. Stunt
Ia chef. Auzi ca canta. 81 slabesc
putin legaturile mama, il ziseiu
eu plangand.
M draga, nu. Mi-e teamA ca
te surbrinde 81 W a rapxde tine.
Lasa "a sufar pana dimins4tS
(Va uPma NJ.
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O vreme m "a furat somnul. Cand
m am desteptat rasarise soarele.
Eram in fata uhei case taranesti.
Tn taran a ajutat lui Richard sa
duca pc mama ii casa 81 dina
Brown ma luat de MANA 81 am
mers dupa Ell.
Pc mama All dus-o intro came
ra in care toata mobila era un pat,
0 masa, cateva scaune 81 icoana
pc perete, 81 au intins-o pc pat.
Taranea era o femeie ca de pa
truzeci de ami, inalta, voinica, Gu
parul rosiu 81 ciupita de varsat
pc fata, 81 nu vorbea. bine; limba
francezAs dina Brown . vdabit 81
limba polona Gu ia, aratandu-i
picioyul mamen pms in gips, 81 ta-
ranca . dat de- mai multe ORR din
cap 81 q netezit cu mantle ei no.
doroase parul mamei. Ma man.
gaiat u pc mine u spoi . esit ii.
cand Cd trebue * mearga 81 mul.
"a vaceae.
Pc Richard nj lam mai vaaut.
A plecat Gu taranai 4 Paris, IL
sand automobilul intr nm 9opron.
Dina Brown il ~ mamei s6-ii
|sp'iis xraneei sk euianatA ~
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d am inteles ce-i spunea.

II 0M 1AkClCo VC-A SPuAC0.
Dina Brown din ri in ri STA
batut joe mai rau de mama 81 de
dOua orr a silit-O sd faca scrisori
d-soarei Julieta, zicand ca aface-
rile merg bine 81 peste Q luna
vom merge sd luam pc Dora, 81 a
doua n trimitea taranul GU scri-
soarea la Paris sd le puma Ia
posta centrala.
A sasea seara .dupa ce am fost
dusi Ia ferma lui Stolosky, dina
Brown q baut vim mai multi ca dc
obiceiu, sia prins Ia chef. N q
slit 81 pa mine Sd, beau. Am baut
doua pahare., Era un vim rosiu,
dulceag, dar tare, 81 am ametit
putin. Mi 50 parea ca Sc invlr-
steste casa Gu mine, Vi dina Brown
ma luat de mana ssi ma dus 81
ma culcat, si s'a apucat Sd lege
'pe mama. Eu am inchis ochii, Cd
simi f6cea rdu' lumina. Dina Brown,
dupa &c . legst pc mama, VENT
lAnga mine, ma miscat, intre-
band dacay dorm. MI lam ras.
'pups. Nam facut 81 dorm. Cu
Itoate % cram ametit mia VENT II
E,iints ~ 'dact - ze,ca dorm Y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-07
SOLUT1A CEA MAI BUNA.

Dujmanul eel mai mare al unei
familii fericita este bOala. Pentru
aceia, nu lasati ca boala sd devie
graya, - 'nelasand lucruri mici
sa devie serioase este cea maj
buna metoda," 81 luand medecina
buna la timp va scapa de multi
nacaz 81 suferinta. Oar acum vine
intrebarea mai importanta Care
Ie remedia cea buna Cetiti urma.
toarele scrisori: tlaps
''Marinette, Wis, IA Febr. vi
null Amar al Lui Timers este I'm
remediu excellent. Gu Stima v
'Chvalovsky." Intr 'un adevar este
} medecina buna pentru pierderea
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PESTE SARAT.

Gu ocazia postului mare al ST.
Pasti aducem la cunostlnta tutu-
ror Romanilor atat din Cleveland
cat 81 din imprejurimi 81 in spe-
cial celor amatori, care dOresc a
cumpara Peste sarat pregatit ca
I'm patria veche de prima calitate,
icre de crap. Branza de oae, mas
line, halva, Tarhan, etc. a sc
adresa
LA COSTICA"
1888 w. 58th Str. Cleveland, Ohio
Comenzi Trimetem 81 prin
expires c. o. D.
(76 & 81 & S4).
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IN VT AR E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Leul" din Salem. o.
Are onoare invita- pc tOate Onor.
Societati, Cluburi 81 Parochii pre-
cum 81 pc toti fratii Romani din
2oc 81 jur pentru lua parte la
frumOasa Petrecere Teatrala i'm
preunata Gu dams in ziua de ST
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Pasti, in 16 Aprilie 1922 in
Hala Societatii ''Leul'' din ia
Depot Str.
lnceputul Petrecerii va ii La
orele Z y. IN. 81 Va dura pana Ia
orele 4 dimineata.
Pretul de intrare: D-nll Toe
Damele 25c.
PROGRAMME TEATRAL: -.
Teatrul Sc va incepe la ore!e
8 80 p. III. precis 81 va dura pana
ia IL ore lar dupa aceia Joe.
Teatrul va Fl sub conducered
d-lui Alexandra Huditean, diri.
gent de teatru.
l. La ridicarea Cortinei Sc va
canta din partea difetantllor
| Christos a inviat.
?. Sc va juca Piesa teatrala
Noise pacurarul' in 1 acte 81
un tablou GU muzica cantece 81
jocuri.
I PERSOANELE:
| Noise pacurarul Is ami, dl George
Manciulea.
Radu Mocanu, Oier bogat so ami,
dl Spiridon Manciulea.
Sofia, nevasta lui 43 ami, dina
Victoria d. Dana.
Leana, fata lor 20 ami, d-soara
Sarica Budai.
Softica, nepoata Sofiei 19 ami.
d-soara Reghina Beer.
! Petrea Otal, flacau 25 AMI, d-nul
George Antoine.
Pavel Fugata, flacau, "a ami, dl
Alex Huditean.
Aron Pintea. invatatOr 26 ami, Ill
George Urdea.
Fete. Flacai, Femei 81 Barbati
Lautari.
3. "Sermana femeie" declama
tie predata de dl George Man
ciulea.
! 4. 0 cantare din partea d-lu
! Vasile Niculutiu Qbarber) P'
Ianga plopii far de sotii.
| 5. Chinematograful'' comedi'
lntr 'un act.
}, PERSOANELE:
Ardelean, professor so ami, d-nu
Nicolae Maier.
Adela, sofia lui 35 ami, d-soar;
Sarica Budai.
Alex. fiul lor 18 ami, dl Alex
Huditean.
Bucur, sef de CARA amicul lui Ar
delean, dl Leonte COpacia.
Floarea, sofia lui 40 ami, d-n
Victoria Dana.
Haralamb, servitor la Ardelan q
ami, oil George Manciulea.
p Clara. servitOare tot acOlO 20 an
II d-soara Reghina Beer.
Tn inpartitor de scrisori, dl Geol
) ge Antoine.
n 6. Dupa teatru sc va canta
a cantare in 2 voci 'Tu fetita d
J. roman" din partea diletantilor.
E Muzica Libertatea din Cantor
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CAUTAM

Familii sa lucreze la steele de
zahar i'm Michigan. $500 pc acra,
transportarea 81 locuinta gratis
Mergeti la agentul nostru in Gle
veland, Dumineca 3 Aprllle Ia
Barberia Kovach. 1927 st. Clan
la ora 8; Paul Fodors, 26O9 LO
rain Avenue. la ora IL; Budapest
Hotel 1909 Woodland Avenue, IL
ora 10 a. m. 81 ora 2 p. m. Detroit
Mich. 5336 Riopelle Str. La ora |
:. Michigan Sugar Company
Saginaw Mich.
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bine de Dora pana va merge La
Mia ca SO ca.
In seara acea am dorlnit Gu dina
Brown, in camera mamei. Inainte
de a Sc culca dina Brown, a legat
mantle mamei de stalpii patului
Toate rugamintefe mamei ca sd
no lege au fost zadarnice.
A treia ii a sosit Richard Gu
|trenul Gu care venisem moi. Era
vessel. Au vorbit ca vre-o jimata,
te ceas cu dina Brown dar lam
inteles discutia lor.
Pc Ia 2 dupa miezul noptei an
fost destsptat 81 a VENT. Richard
insotit de omul care statuse cr
mine cand q VENT Notarul Public
la mama, 81 dupa &c au legat pt
mama Gu mantle y spate 81 il
pus calusul in gura au ridicat-t
din pat 81 au esit Gu ea afara.
Eu am scos un tipat, dar dina
Brown mia pus mana Ia gura ii
cind Cd daca nu tao ma fmpusca
81 luandu-ma de man6 am esi1
q -
sfara 81 ne-am urcat IL taxi, 4
care era si mama, u eutdmobilu
Is 2 pm. IA miseAre !.
M stiean unds - duce. Pc 4
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mel, sora lui Richard 81 nu site
limba polona fiindca s'a nascut
in America 81 a ramas orfana de
mama de cand era de un an, 81
ca doctorii ia zis sd vina La aer
curat 81 sa bea numai lapte, q
cand VENT taranca Gu un pahal
de lapte, mama, dupa ce Ia baut
la spus ce-a inwatat-o dina Brown
81 taranca la raspuns zi1nbind:
''Aici aer destul de curat q
lapte eat yrei sd bei.ss
/ Dupa ce am luat dejinul inn
preuna Gu taranca 81 dina Brown
|taranca mai aranjat M pat il
odaie pentru dina Brown si pen
tru mine.
Gu mama n n'am putut vorbi mic
un cuvant in taina fiindca d-ns
Brown ,pu ma lasa sd intru Il
mama fara dansa.
Am inteles ca dina Brown /
spus tarancei ca mama smintita
Ia minte de eand i-s'a rupt picio
rul, ii nosptea il vine 81 mai ri
49, g-a3
nebunia, u : siita SO lege de pat
I-a arafat funiile de bumbac q
care . leaga, u taranea si.s ncul
|s1t1cs = - spus mai mslts An
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CAUTAM

Steel Clippers, numai acei earl
au experienta in chipping la billet
Adresati-va la Employment Office
United Alloy Steel Corp.
Canton, Ohio.
(S2-S7.
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ROMKNI. ATENTIUNE
Din Detroit 81 Michigan

Este bine cand virlzi 0 Pro-
Iprietate, un Business, sau Q Far
ma Gu pret bun, sau e 81 mai BIZ
ne cand cumperi acestea Gu bani
Iputini 81 faci un profit mare.
Moi facem targ Gu DIV. ori si|
cum. Avem farme de tot soiul
cat de aproape de Detroit sau
cat de departe.
| Vrei sa schimbi farma Gu ca
lisa din Detroit, sau Cd al casa in
Detroit 81 vrei sd schimbi Gu o.
farma bunaf Avem tot felul de-
preturi lesne 81 scumpe. Schim-
bam 81 Gu Storuri sau Loturi pla|
lite pentru case sau alte ce atil
dori. (10)I
| Veniti la moi in persoana 81 mel
|Ispuneti ca ce voiti, nu mai stati|
|Ipe ganduri. Carl nu puteti veni,|
scrieti romaneSte la adresa:
IGNATIUS MIRK0V1CH
Real Estate
3O4, Old Whitney Bldg.
Griswold St., Detroit, Mich
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DACA VREI

Sd nu fntinxi mana Ia coltul
stradelor in cax cand al ramas
fara Q mana sau un picior in.
,scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea s. 3. "A.
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Banca Iui |. Herr, 249 ". 34th ST., New York

$. 8. MCCALL AELLAS,
La 20 Aprilie.
S. s. ACROPOLIS
La 26 Aprilie.
Vi rezervdm cabi,se pc cl. ga
Deasemenea va vindem
sifcarti Gu tren platit pima
la Arad, Sibiiu, Timi3oara
Gu $91.00 81 mai sus (via
Franta). (25)
Tren Express direct Pa
ris-Bucuregti.
Trimitere de Bani Gu
pretul Gel mai lesne al Ii
lei; de-asemenea va adu-
Gem recipis& pentru pri1ni-
rea banilor.
Scrieti pentru indrumari
char astazi.
Directorul Bxncei
DR.. SIMON FLOREA
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Muza Lberaa Komanet
White County record., 1922-09-28

day. He reports crop gathering going ahead fast in the Holly Grove neighborhood.
 Will Carter, of Rio Vista, was in to attend the berry growers meeting Saturday.
 Sid Kempson, who was down Saturday to attend the berry growers meeting says that there are several in this section who have not signed up with the Farm Bureau.
 c. J. Hyde was in from Lioer- ty Valley Saturday. to attend the berry growers meeting
 Miss Virginia Farley left Sun day for Little Rock, where she will take a business course at the Draughon Business College.
 Miss Alice Henderson, who will teach again this year at the Cross Road school, west of Brad ford was out Monday to consult the school board about starting date.
 Jas. H. Baker, a former res ident of Bald Knob, who has for ty acres of strawberries near Garner spent Sunday with Bald
 Knob friends. MT. Baker fairly well this season in spite of the dry weather. He prepared his land well and set the plants early, cultivating steadily and has a fine crop prospect for 1923.
 Last Friday Uncle John Coli son was called on to say those words that unite for life, Alber- deen Newell and Miss Leo John son, both of. Bald Knob. Judge Collison figures that the dry spell is about over and after the ceremony he propheized a pleas ant life voyage for those estim- able young people.
White County record., 1922-09-28

Rev. J. A Williams, the local Baptist minister, is conducting q very successful series of meet Iings at Russell. Some thirty or more conversions are reported; large crowds at every session.
 Quite few drive up from Bald Knob each night to attend the services.
 The Bald Knob school has a larger enrolment than ever be- fore in it's history; parents and pupils envince interest in the work and a good school year is expected.
 Both a girls and a boys bas- Iket ball team have been organ Iized and other atheletic features are receiving due attention
 Bald Knob has tourist camp at least a place where they can stop and rest. It is just off the pike near the Rock quarry. This has been needed for some time.
 Mrs. Esther Ladd Wynn spent the week end with home folks at Judsonia.
 | The Fortnightly Club met with Mrs. O. J. Clark Friday afternoon. The house was beau- tifully decorated with old fash toned flowers. After a three course luncheon with lots of fun the members departed with good thoughts and love for each other, declaring Mrs. Clark delightful hostess.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tom Leggett have bought the Hobbs place and will convert it into a modern home.
 The Eastern Star Ladies of Bald Knob Chapter No.224, are going to send a quilt to the or phans' Home.
White County record., 1922-09-28
Local Euents ct Dald Knob

That Bald Knob will be well re- presented in the White County State Fair exhibit is a sure thing. Chairman J. A. Adkins has ap- pointed W. T. Henderson, E. C. Beal, Mrs. w. D. Miller and E. C.. Ford as members of the commit tee.
 Every citizen. whether farmer, berry grower, or merchant Is, or should be, interested in making a good showing, as the White county exhibit at Little Rock will be seen by thousands of visi- tors and will be a good means of advertising the many and varied openings in the county for new settlers.
 As it is a community benefit every one is urged to dig up something for the show. All pare a pen of their choice birds, pare pen of their shoice birds, four hens and a cockerel. Good win & Jean will take care of the poultry exhibit from Searcy to the fair and back, seeing after entering, feeding and care while away.
 Ten ears of corn make a unit for the exhibit, Canned fruit, Jel lies, Jams, etc, are desired, ev- e1ything will be checked and re- turned to party entering. LET'S GO.
 The Farmers Union of White county have billed a big rally in the Gem Theatre here Saturday afternoon, Sept. 30th. Several of the best known Union work CTS in the state will be present and address the gathering, all are invited to attend and learn of the Unions cooperative market
White County record., 1922-09-28

illS p1clAl.
 G.B.S. Cooley, of Liberty Val ley. was in Saturday to attend the berry growers meeting. He is a firm believer in the ovrhead control idea to cut out competi- tive selling by the associations.
 Capt. T. J. Campbell is short one bucket used in cleaning out wells. The Captain knows who he lent it to, but does not know how many times it has changed hands since, so would like il, re- turned.
 Rev. J. A Williams has been conducting a very interesting re- vival at Russell, which has re- suited in about thirty convers- ions.
 The young ladies of the Bald Knob High School have organ ized a basket ball team and Fri day night they entertained large gathering in the school auditor ium " wth a very pleasing pro- gram of songs, music and recita- tionS, after which a box luncheon was served. The boys buying the lunch boxs, the money go- ing to finance the Basket Ball Team.
 Prof. W. I. Moore, of Bald Knob High School was a Searcy visitor Friday, going over to at tend to school affairs.
 MT. and Mrs. w. E. Bone, of 23 were Bald Knob shoppers Sat urday, Walter says that the 1922 cotton crop will be gathered earl fer than any he can recollect.
 W. P. Albert was in from the Klondyke Berry Farm Saturday. He reports considerable damage to his berry plants from drought.
White County record., 1922-09-28

Mrs. B R. Wynn snant II week end in Little Rock as t9 t9s guest of MT. and Mrs. c, F ~ m lAe and brought home some Pi.l9I y9 and White Crested Polish a5;sG p5tacS chs. These were prize winnCk ,',ck' and are beautiful. ''iilerS
 W. A. Dickey of Memphis h. been here visiting his sister nt"' i,as E. R. Wynn. NllS
 HUSTLING FOR A PARK
 Work and win energetic mo-, bers for the Improvement rl,,r and we will have a park r;nlo G,ao here in Bald Knob. Just tbinl. u of the pleasure it will be Ta4 illA .4 all cooperate and put this bana u' ficial acquirement over for 1Ia tSs merriment of the young foiks ls as Bald Knob. A' VI
 Mrs. E. R. Wynn, Pres
 Mesdames Barnes, Ford and cba,. delightfully."- entertained the R,n.:' Ladies Auxiliary at the homo os r
 Barnes on Thursday evening, sentsmI Der 21. A short program was rand.. ed, followed by two contests pri,.. were won by Mrs. W. D. Millep .,I Mrs. G c. Seaton. A two-course lnr,. con was served. Those present wep. Mesdames Sam Prince, Ellen poM | Rob Oholendt, Salie Prince. " nI Miller, rank Negim, T. W. LepyAtt R. L. Plant, Fanny Baker, Leoua AlI dridge, Jennie Keeler, Ada Jacksn Ethel McWhorter, Jennie Parent anl Miss Matte Barnes.
White County record., 1922-09-28

ge met Saturday afternoon in Judge J. M. Colson's chambers to discuss the plan proposed for regulating price fixing for the output of the White county Strawberry Districts output of berries. President J. w. Coome was se- lected to represent the exchange at the Judsonia district meeting next week.
 President J. A. Adkins, of the Bald Knob Fruit Growers Assn, was selected by his association at their meeting the week before to represent them. Both organ izations ar heartily in favor of a plan that will climate the com petition of past years.
 l.. H. Wheeler, of 45. was a business visitor in the city sat urday.
 MT. and Mrs. York were in from their Worden farm Satur- day.
 Shoes for everybody. We have over 1500 pairs. Can lit and sat isfy anyone.
 Huffaker Mercantile Go. Prof. Jesse Pickard, who is principal of the Russell schools this year, was in the cluy Satur- day He reports a heavy enroll ment and much intrest on the part of pupils and parents,-a sure sign of a good school.
 5. 5. Fraser, route one berry grower was in Saturday to at tend the Exchange meeting.
 Chris Emdee, who lives out in the hills, where the land is not considered the best for cotton, planted eight acres with Simp- son Ideal ,an early short staple variety, on May 3rd. On June i27th., he found his first bloom On the 23rd., of August picked out the first bale gatherd in White county in 1922. On Sept ember 21st. he had finished ga- ther1ng the crop, which yielded five bales, not a bad record for poor, dry year MT. Emdee be- lleves that varieties and using fertilizer that much boil weevil damage can be avoided.
 Last year he had nineteen acres in the same variety which yield ed thirteen bales of cotton, so his theory has backing.
 Geo H. Floyd was in from Lib |erty Valley Saturday to take part in the berry growers meet ing.
 H. Ed. Johnston was down from Russell Saturday. He re- ports the berry fields hard hit by the hot, dry weather.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. B. Coleman were in from their farm Satur- day taking advantage of the new goods being offered by our live wire merchants.
 Louis Hilger, of Clearwater was business visitor in the city Saturday. He says that work on the Hydro-Electric dam is eo- ing ahead steadily, but slowly.
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Bone of Bliss, were shoppers in the city Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Stanley of oo, were Bald Knob visitors Sat urday.
 s E. Danley and w. c. Hotopp attended the berry growers meet ing at Judsonia Saturday. They reported that both associations at Judsonla are strong for the proposed overhe cad organization to control price making on straw berries.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer O'Brien. of Rio Vista, were Bald Knob visitors Saturday. Elmer a. greed to aid the committee in se- curing a good exhibit for White county at the State Fair.
 Jess King was in from his Stevens Creek stock farm Sat urday: MT. King has just re- turned from Little Rock, where he interviewed the State agri- cultural department regarding the the stock dipping outlook for White county during 1923.
 Every citizen of White coun- ty should be interested in tick work, as it means real money to
White County record., 1922-09-28
666

Cures Malaria, Chills and Fever Dengue or Bilious Fever. f kills the germs.
White County record., 1922-09-28

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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-06
THIS TELLS AIM BAD, KILLS
Bullet Intended to Knock Off Hat Pen
etrates Victims Skull-t aces
Serious Charge.

st. Xavier, MOnt.-William CosgrOve,
deputy sheriff and foreman of large
cattle ranch near St. Xavier, is at lib
erty under $4,000 bonds, facing a
charge of manslaughter for unsuccess-
fully attempting to duplicate the feat
of the historic Wilhelm Tell.
COsgrove is a dead shot with his
trusty revolver. In a spirit of friend
ly rivalry Henry ObendOrf, twenty-one,
a stranger in these parts without any
known relatives, challenged COsgrOve
to shoot his hat off his head. Sur
rounded by the boys" waiting for
Chow" COSgrOve fired. The shot
whizzed past the top of Obendorfs hat.
The youth repeated the challenge.
COsgrOve fired again, but forgot that
part of Obendorf's head was in the
hat and the bullet tore through the
top of his skull. ObendOrf died before
medical aid arrived and Cosgrove gave
himself up to the sheriff.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-06
Tasted Something Like Eel.

specimens for the American Museum
Of Natural History.
On one of his exploring trips Mr..
Holt and a companion got lost in the
jungle and ran out of food
1--WE lived mostly on monkeys dur
ing the % days." he said, "but on one
occasion We had to resort to eating
snake stew or face starvation. We
ate the stew. We had killed a poi
sonous snake about nine feet long, cut
off its head, took out the sirloin and
stewed it, 1t tasted something like
eel. Not so good, you know, but then
anything tastes good when you're real
hungry"