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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-14
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Der italiemiiben syrpnt.

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be bcn 6luB octreuT bottc, gIcicb
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5lIrildgetriebcn.
9 III, 13. 9ioUcnber. - 9lngriiic
Der telttonii6en &crbijnoeten ent=
lang Der 9lliago 6ront iin0 uon oen
Stoliencrn ab9elhlugeu moroen. 0ic5
miro IN Dem na1ltcbcn0Cn oifi5iellcn
9erift OeS itolicnii6eu @enerortus
beS aemeloct, Der bcute 9ioHmittog
allS9c9ben puroc;
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tag uerluobte Der Seino NIT ncucr
lno perboppeiter Strait oic Monte
@olliosSongora- -Wiclcttu oi Gullios
6ront auf Dem 9lliogo Elateoll an5u.
greiien. gS1breno cinea @e9enon,
critics muroe Der 6einO nn6 eiucm
bciBen Nin9en 5urildgelblagcn mO
erlitt iebr i6merc GerluIte.
Gou 0utterien allcr &aliber inter
Itiibr, ]cibneten li1 ooS 8. rSnionte
ric-9tesintent Ser 9iegina-griGooe
lmo oos Serono gllpini. Battalion
ourd ibrc Sopicrfcit aus. &Gbreno
Oe9 gcltrigen 9to6mittoqS murocn
Ien0lide 9emegmlacn, lpcldc Oic
Ginleitlng 5u einem ncllen 9lugrili
6ilocten, our6 lulere glrtiQcric IN
mirti0mer gSeiie gum StiQiton0 &c
br00t.
liabc Gonopc, peitIi6 bon 2liiaGo.
grill lmlcr 1G. Sturn 0ctoAcmcut
cine icinoli6c 2lbtbeilllng al mO be
ireite Our6 @eion9cnnobme oericl-
ben einl9e unlerer SoloatelL mcldc
mGbren0 irilberer @cic6te 81 @cim-
gcncn 0cn1oht luorben moren.
Gon Der Vrentn bis 5um rntcrcn
2mlie nes Fiape boben 0ic fcinOIi1en
9lrmccr, mclbe in oen lcbten Sngcn
in ibrem &ornorld mr 6urh 9tah
but Operationen bcbinoert lparen
@cbiet bcIebt, baS mir gerGllmt bat
ten lmo bciinoen iid iebt i'm Son
taft nit unlercr 2inie.
liit @iilic GROCER goote 9elong eS
ieinolidcn @ruppcn bel Gogeson,
brl,6 am Monte Sou Coma oi Eiuuc,
etlpo % Wteilen norooItlid bon &e.
nebiL ouf oo5 rcdte llIer bea 6llis
les bel 3enien por5uorineen lmo BORT
eincn 9riifcnfopi cin5lrihten.
llnlerc Gruppen linternabncn jc.
oo6 prompt cinen @egenongriii imo
trieben Den tSeinO uui 0aS SluBuier
5ltriif.
g4Gbrcno ocS aeltrigen Cages ba'
ben trob Der lnaiinltigcn otbnloipbd.
riiden gcrbGltniiie piele bon lmieren
Slicgern ieinolihe 9ipounfs oni Dem
linfcn llicr oeS Eiape bombaroirt
imo aus gcringer Ssbe Molfinenges
mcbr 5eucr auf Sriippen geri1tet,
Die entIung ser Strobe ON llicr bes
6luiicS mnridirten."
Gcutihe ncbmen italic.
niiAe StelIungcn.
9crlin 13. 9topembcr. (gri.
tiidc 9lomiralit1t per grobtlole
Erciic.) - Gas Sort sson3aio ino
ser gcrg 2ongara iinb oen oelitid-
oIterreid,iid,en Srnppen in Ioro. rStos
lien III Die >Sanoe geiallen, mic ser
heute 9iodniitag olSacgebene amt.
lid)c 9cridIt DER oelitiben obcritcn
S5eeresleitlng bciagt. Gcrielbe lou.
tet:
,'Sn ben Settc Gommllni bobcn
mir ocu ,Stnlienern sen Montc 2on-
CARA entriiien.
llnIere Srllppen, nelde in ben
Bergen 5lpiiden ocm 2uaona. uno
Dem GiSmon. lbale porriiften baben
oas 2eone Mert an Gaioni oc
Campo genomnlen, unb oas 5ort am
Gaioni Si 2ena 5on5nio lit in unie.
rem Sdnoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-14
Tfrrorismus
9crri6t 1T &uklamb's
9auptitaot,
ltnter benz geaem,udrti9en
Splibepifis sMesime.

So berid)tct ciu idmc0lher 8eom,
ter, Der nu SnmitoQ YeterSburg
DrrlicB. &on Rcgierlno lit
niht5 mebr 81 mcrtcn. - Dol
ibeOifi Grnppcn bc0cben @c-
polttbdti0feitcn ollcr 9lrt. 9toN-
ridtcn ilbcr Die 3uItGnoc in Ye.
tcrSbur9 iebr mioCriprcheuo.
&opcn bogcn, l3. 9tobcmbcr.
Ginc CepcId)c al Oic nNerIintS
GioenOc" io9t, OoB Gric 1iortb, ein
'cbmeoii6cr 9erotbcr, DER Feter8s
burg an Somitog pcrIieB mo IN
Snporanoa anlongtc, crtldrt, oie Sia
tltatlon in PETERSBURG lei ilrChtbar.
SAT- lc0c Gcrpoltlng bat 5ll Crlitircn
oulgcb0rt. Die 2lttorit1tcn BADEN
oIlc geriucbe, Oic 2lrbcit iortiuicbcn,
ollIoc0cbcn.
9ollbcpifisSoloatcn lmO Mutros
len bolllen an0eblib in Der Stnot luic
H1lberbon0eu un0 bcgcbrn ECrbre.
den mo @elpalttb0ti1feitcn ullcr
Irt. 9ln Hobrllnq9nittcln Gcrri1te
9roBe anoppbcit lno oiC ErCile mo.
rem leincn 9lngo6cn nnh 10 bod, Dab
eS geraoe5u unm00lidJ wor, oielelbcn
5u bc5oblcn.
9iobcill bie 0on5c 9co0Iferltng, 10
crflGrtc Der @eudbrSmom, crmortc
bc9icrig oic 9lnfmit ocr &crcnSfv,
lrllppen, nm bon Der SbrcfeH9hcrrs
IdaIt crl0l 3ll mcrocu.
81 cren8fD Grlppen Ge.
d lagcn?
SOnoDlL 13. 9ioOenl6er. - Sic
uollItGnOiqc gfic0crIogc ocs Grcmicr5
&ercnStD um0 0cS Generals &orni,
lofi miro III elmer bier oni orobtlolcm
Mcgc cin9egongencn rulliiden Gr.
florung bcridtet.
Die Wtittbcillmg lolltet: .9tub
beiBcn &Gmpfen nobc SlorSfoc .Selo
bot Die rcpolutionGre glrmee qeltcrn
oic Observation-Disclosures StreitmoAt
&ercnStD'S lln0 &ornloii'S pGllig
gcld)Iogen.
NSnl gtamen Scr repolutionGren9ic.
gerlng or0ne i6 an Dob ollcn sSeins
Den rcDolltiondrcr 0cnlotratie g8.
ocrltonO 0elctItct miro, uno ooB ale
sur @cfonnennobnlc aerenSfp's notb.
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0cn.
SD berbiete icrner gleihnrtige In.
ternebmllngcn melhc Den Grfole Der
9feuoution rno 0cn Sriumpb Der
reoolutionGrcn 9lrmee gei1broen.
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Gommon0irenoer Der StreitfrGite,
bic gc9en aerenSfD uorgeben."
(Mournpicfi lit Der Same elmer
promincntcn ruilii6en 5amilic, bon
ocren Wtitglicocrn Oielc bobe ofient.
lidc 2lemter ilmeDotten. 9ie mel,
item oerielben moren jeood nit 6cm
oltcn 3orcn 9te9ime berblnben.
Bis gum Gmpiongc meiterer WteI,
bungen miro es nidt moelib lcin
Die Eeri0nIid,tcit beS S60dlt Com,
monbircnoen Der 9lnti.acrenSfD. 5or.
cen gcnnt 81 ibcntiii5rcn.)
Cine onberc Grfl1rung betont
baB oic @eididte Die NoAt oes i2.
gtouenber bcion6erS per5cihnen mer.
De, iino iabrt Damn tort:
Scr Serluf &erensfp's geeenre.
bollltionGrc Strcitfr1ite gegen oie
Solptitoot Der Gcpolution 5n iiibren
bat cine cntiheioenoe gnhport crbol.
ten. aerensfp 5icbt lid auriid lmo
mir bnben Die Siicniibe crgriifen.
Die Solooten Wtotroicn uno 9lr6ei,
ter in petersburg piilen ipic lic nit
ocn Woiien in ser 0an6 ihren gSil
len lno oie Winht Der Demofrotic
3ur @cltlrn9 brinaen fonnen. uno
tic lperben bies tbltn.
Gie gouraeolie bat periudt, Die
armce bon Der Repolltion los3ntren,
men. aere1sfp bat berluht, fic olrd)
Die Bemalttbdtigfeit bes 0ofofen.
thums 5u bred,en. geibe Berlllde
iino geideitert. Die eroboiigise
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-10-12

Waist-2182. Skirt-2181.
Composed Of Ladies' Waist Pattern
21S2. and Ladies Skirt Pattern 21S1.
Figured shantung, in tan and green.
Is here combined with Georgette crepe
in contrasting shade. The sleeve II
new and novel. The collar and pocket
are also new in their shaping. The
Waist Pattern is cut In 6 sizes: 81.
36. 3s. 40. AZ and A inches bust meas
ure. The Skirt also in 6 sizes: 20.
"a. rs. %, 80 and 80 inches waist
measure. For the entire dress for q
medium size it will require yards
Of 36-inch material. The skirt meas
ures about 2 3-S yards at the foot.
This illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns. which viii be
mailed to any address on receipt Of
10 cents for EACH pattern. In silver
or stamps.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-10-12

2ll1-This dress will be nice for
dotted null, novelty silk. crepe, chaL
lie, wolfe, batiste and messaline. II
10 also suitable for Bingham. cham
bray, lawn. bordered goods and
flouncing. The skirt measures about
rs yards at the lower edge The
fronts meet over the vest that could
be made OF contrasting material. The
sleeve is shirred at the wrist where
Ii forms soft ruffle
The pattern is cut in sizes l6. Is
and 90 years II requires as yards
Of a. inch material for an lS-yeac size.
A pattern OF this illustration mail
ed 10, any address on receipt OF 10
cents ia silver or stamps.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-10-12

2180-One-Piece dress, with guimpe.
This model will develop well in lin
in, Bingham, wolfe. repp, pique, gala
tea, percale, serge, corduroy, velvet
and gabardine. The guimpe may be
of crepe, lawn, silk or batiste. The
dress is closed on the shoulders, and
may be worn with or without belt or
girdle. The pattern is cut in sizes:
4, 6, g. 10 and IL years. II requires
l ga yard for the guimpe, and yards
for the dress, of 27-inch material, for
a 10-year size.
A pattern of this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt of 10 cents
in silver or stamps.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-10-12
A CHARMING LoUNGING ROBE.

2104-Figured crepe, dotted challie,
percale, silk, satin, cashmere, albat.
ross, batiste, dimity and dotted Swiss
could be used for this style.
The pattern is cut in sizes; Small,
1924 inches bust measure; Medium,
1888 inches bust measure; Large, 40
IL in. bust measure; extra large, 44-46
inches bust measure. Size medium re-
quires IA wards OF "A inch material
A pattern of this illustration mall
ed to any address on receipt Of 10
cents In silver OF stamps.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-10-12

A NEW AND POPULAR STYLE.
2172-This model is both comforta-
bic and practical. The fronts are
turned back to form revers and meet
broad shaped collar. Broadcloth,
cheviot, velour, zebeline, velvet. cor
duroy, satin silk and serge may be
used for this style.
The pattern is cut in 4 sizes !:
Small, 1924; Medium, 1888; Large,
40-42; and Extra Large, 44-46 inches
bust measure. Size medium will re.
Quires 6 IA yards of 48-inch material.
A pattern of this illustration mailed
TO any address on receipt of 10 cents
in silver OF stamps.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-10-12

21SS-This model is good for cloth,
serge, vsile, linen,7 batiste and other
seasonable materials. The fronts of
the waist are full and gathered to
yoke extensions of the back. The skirt
Is made with heading at the top,
which may be omitted, If not desired.
The pattern is cut in 6 sizes: "a. So,
38, 40, AZ and A inches bust measure
1t requires 3-S yards of 44-inch ms
terial for 36-inch size. The skirt
measures about 2 IL yards at the foot.
A pattern of this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt of 10 centa
in silver or stamps.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-10-12

215O-Suitable for lawn, dimity,
batiste, poplin, cambria, percale. silk.
washable satin, pique and linen. The
garment is loose fitting; the fulness
is held at the waistline by belt or
ribbon girdle. The sleeve may be fin
ished in wrist or elbow length.
The pattern is cut in seven sizes:
"a. Sc, 3S, 40, AZ, A. and 46 inches
bust measure. 1t requires -four yards
of S6-ineh material for 36-inch size.
A pattern of this Illustration mailed
to any address on receipt of 10 cents
in silver or stamps.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-10-12

2107-This style is lovely for the
new wash fabrics, also nice for shan
tung. taffeta and foulard. The walls,
may be finished with front closing. or
can be closed on the shoulder and at
side front. The skirt has plated
panel portions. II measures about 3
s1-4 yards at the foot with plaits drawn
out
The pattern is cut in sizes: "a. SO,
3S, 40, AZ and AZ inches bust measure.
II requires z rs yards of 44-inch mate
rial for 36-inch size.
A pattern of this illustration mail
ed to any address on receipt of 10
cents In silver or stamps.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-10-12

21S9-This style is good for flannel,
serge, crepe, wolfe, satin and crepe
de chine. The fronts are gathered to
yoke extensions of the back. The
Sleeve may be in wrist or elbow
length.
The pattern is cut in sizes: 81.
SO, SO, 40, AZ and "A inches bust meas
ure. 1t requires IA yards of 27-inch
material for a 36-inch size.
A pattern of this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt of 10 cents
in silver or stamps.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-10-12
A PRACTICAL MODEL.

ZItI-LauleS MATERNITY Sklrt.
This style fills every requirement OF
a comfortable skirt of this character.
1t is cut on new lines. and is easy to
develop. The model is good for cloth.
gabardine, satin, silk, serge, linen and
other .seasonable fabrics. The pat
tern is cut in sizes: "a, rs, %. 80, 80,
"a and SO inches waist measure. Size
rs requires rs yards of 44-inch ma.
terial The skirt measures about 8
yards at lower edge.
A pattern of this illustration mailed
20 any address on receipt of 10 cent?
In silver or stamps.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-10-12

A STYLISH ATTRACTIVE MODEL.
212S-Of all popular styles. there is
none more comfortable or pleasing
than one-piece model. AS here por
trayed the skirt section, is fitted with
wide plaits and joined to long waist,
in moyenage style. The color may be
finished in straight or notched outline;
the sleeve in wrist or elbow
length
The pattern is cut in three sizes: l6,
Is and 20 years. IL requires IL
yards of l4-inch material for an Is
year size The skitr measures about
81 yards at the foot. with pla!ts
drawn out.
A pattern Of this illustration mail
cd 10 any address on receipt OF 10
cents in silver or stamps.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-07-26
Miuht Happen Aqain.

Mrs l%uphemia Johnson UaS attend ed by a confidential coiored friend of her own sex when the railroad com- pany called her in to effect 4 cash sci. Clement for the death nf her husband, killed uu his honeymoon
 Nrs. Johnson had cloadea her fea- ture> with heavy veil Hp to the time the corporation attorney had men toned The SHm bat when hts produced the bills she threw back her haigc of mourning and sa2cd eogefly on the bundle that flashed green and >clloW in thick streaks
 The lawyer withdrew after }he signing of the release and t,e two were left alone
 "Euphcma5 ~aid the companion. T suppose Nou'n be settn married again now that tou're ~e rich
 Euphemja paused 8.th q thick thumb halfway to her maath for moisture and reelection
 "Ef An de she observed before resuming the counting of the roll "ilu he some pu>son on de Soahode Ayeh Line
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-07-26
Where Life Is Cheap.

You found out that there is a re mendousa alol of people living in ka4 Sas Ciu. didn't you = asked old RasI RpzZileW.
 'There K a heap more of 'em liyiH. than il looks possible there could be when you see the thousands of mOa cars that eo ripSuorting up and dow Grand avenue grimly replied Bus Blurt. who had just returned from tR Big Burg And with sewers blOEih; up under 'em. footpads Sluggins ea people falling out of Seyenthstu1 windows on 'em. elevators droppli: 'em into cellars. and all this and ths+ bJimminY. l wonder everybody la lives in Kay See six months ain't deaa long before the end of that time I Kansas City Star
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-07-26
Proverbial Wisdom.

All countries have sayings dealing with marriage. mostly taking rather a cynical view The Italians seem to take a fataliStlc attitude, for they say In buying horses and in taking wife shut your eyes and commend yourself to God" A wholesome piece of advice is contained in the Hindu saying "women are wise offhand and fools on refiection---SO take your wife's first advice and not her second" The Irish saying is very comforting, "A mans best fortune is his wife,"
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-07-26
HERE AND THERE

The hermit and oliye-backed thruShes have spotted breasts, are larger than an English sparrow, with rather long bills. The former iS dis tinctly rufous on the back
 Five years ago the pupils in the Kwangju Girls Industrial school, Ko- req, never had seen crochet needle, yet they have acquired such proficiency in crocheting that they have earned about S4o0 for the selfhelp depart ment of the school.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-07-26
DISABILITY
 WILL FREE NJ OkE
EXAMINERS WILL KEEP WATCH FOR FRAUDS
 CLOSE EVERY LOOP HOLE.
EVERY PRECAUTION TAKEN
Men Claiming Exemption Have Right To Appeal From Exemption Board
 To Appeal Tribunal-Task of
 This Body Will Be Most Vital.

Washington.-Uncl Sans not go- ing to take any chances on his tlrst drafted soldier boys faking physical disability And you will have to be u mighty poor specimen physically not to be called on With the fateful lot tery complete, the government issued special warning to examining physl- clans 10 watch every drafted man for crooked tricks.
 Tt is important" said the surgeon general, that you realize there will be a proportion of men called who will seek exemption by dissimulation, va rying from exaggeration of q condition to downright malingering. Be pfepar- ed to protect the government against such attempts at deception
 Not a loophole is left for man 10 escape by fraud When the examining physician or the local board, or both, are in doubt as to d mans physical fitness the law is that he must be de- clared physically fit and well.
 No drafted man will eyer be given the benefit of the doubt Even fl twa physicians declare him physically aa- ft the local board may. at its own discretion, set aside both opinions and hold him.
 No drafted man can escape by being sick in bed. The examiner will be sent to his home. If conyalescent the board will hold him till he is veil, then examine him.
 Every precaution is taken to prevent any drafted man having pull with the doctor No examiner can pass on his drafted relative. Also. representa- tives of the surgeon-generals $ office will slip tE occasionally to see that neither board members nor physicians are defrauding the government of fighting men
 Because your feet are fiat. don't think you can escape on that ground. You may not have fiat foot" the dis ease, at all. "A broad. flat foot" said the surgeon-general. lis common among laboring men and negroes, and is in no way disabling Flat foot dis ease k entirely different and the eX- aminer can easily tell it
 A few of the things you might es- cape on are;
 Lack of moral understanding. ab- rupt Impressions in the skull curved spine. bridges and crowns involving more than half your teeth, pronoune- ed goter
 Tobacco heart won't exempt you.
 Chronic rheumatism may let you out, as will webbed fingers, paralysis of one or more fingers, loss or serious mutilation of either thumb, total loss of index finger of right hand. total loss of any two fingers on the same hand, or loss of the second and third phalanges of either hand.
 These conditions, however. must be acute and unfit you utterly for Hfili- tary service. or they won't bar you.
 Even if all local board members and all local examining physicians declare you physically unfit. the surgeongeR- erals medical representative may come in. reeXamine you, and declare you fit for service and hold you any way.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-07-26
CAPT. JEFF RIGGS
 GAINS 25p POUNDS
Popular Engineer Afraid He'd Have to Give Up His Run
 Until He Took TanIaC.
WAS ALMOST A WRECK
Feels as Strong and Active as When He Got His First Run and Han- dJes His Engine With as Much Ease as lie Ever Could,
 He Says.

"Yes sir, it's an actual fact. I have gained twenty-five pounds on Tanlac. ' said Capt. Jeff D. Riggs, popular '. X NJ Y. engineer running between Nicks- burg and New Orleans and residing at 2020 Pearl street, Nieksburg Miss. Captain Riggs Is a large property own CT s1ld iS we'll known in railroad cir cles.
 When began taking the medicine" !" he continued. T was simply nervous and physical wreck and had dropped down in weight from one hundred and forty to one hundred and ten pounds. My system WIS poisoned with malaria, my skin was yellow and I felt drOwsy and sluggish all the time. | was so come so feeble from loss of strength 1 could hardly crawl up on my en- zine. l hadn't been able to get any kind of medicine to help me and my condition was growing more critical all the time. was very much worried about myself and l feel sure l would have been forced to stop off from my run in a short time if it hadn't been for Tanlac.
 II have just finished my second bot tie of Tanlac and l have gained twen- ty-fiye pounds and feel like q new man. 1 now feel about as strong and active as l did when l first got my run, and I can handle my old engine with as much ease as 1 ever could. My Stom- ach is now in good shape, my appetite Is fine and l can eat everything I want and as much as I wish and everything agrees with me perfectly. I'm re- lieved of the malaria my skin is clear ing up and l don't feel sluggish and drowsy like did. I'm not nervous anymore, I sleep well every night and feel fresh and fine every day
 There is a Tanlac dealer in your town.-AdV.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-07-26

have an eight pound baby girl. M "TIhsa n.aa Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetabla. n aaoa pound saved me from an o,e on..o Mn which every woman threads Spefsaaa NELLIE FIsHBAcK, 152l Christv apa Ta Louisville, Ky. ass,
 Everyone naturally threads ,bs geon s knife. Sometimes notbins s aa will do, but many times Lydia F pas sn ] hams Vegetable Compound bas u, s.aa, aA, the patient and made an operation r''a s ] necessary. V
 lfyou have any symptom about vsa you would like to know, write to o4a N Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Ca Ius " Mass. for helpful advice riven i,as a,44
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-07-26
lnsinnia For Americans.

London Members of the Amerl. can Legion in the Canadian army who have won decorations for bIsv- cry will receive a silver decoration bearing the crest of George Wash, ington upon the Canadian maple leaf.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-07-26
Aad. Short Memory

Landlord f1o Pal, who has just paid his renD T heal, you are a good judge of whisky. Pat Now. here are two different bottles. and l ~ant Nou to tell me which is the hest
 rat tHkcs q glaS~ of each Suacks his lips and looks wise.
 Landlord We'll Pat. which is the best2
 Pat Begorra. yer honor thoy are both good hut would you mind filling me another glass of the first have forgotten the taste. uf it.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-07-26
Japs Give S1,ooo,oOo.

Tokio-The Japanese national fund for the entente sick and wounded soldiers has been closed. It amounts to $l000,O0O The fund will be for warded to the powers through the dip lomats accredited to Japan.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-07-26
Building Records Broken.

All records for quick building work arc said 10 have been broken in run ming up the new training eantonment at the Presidlo, near San Francisco. San Francisco lumber tirms got togeth- CT and delivered two and q half million feet of lumber in three days. over 6oo carpenters and helpers built 2lo build ings in Is days. When top speed was reached midway on the job new building was finished every 30 minutes. The buildings are permanent, modern, sanitary and adequate.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-07-26
V. W. c. A. Would Aid.

Washington. - Formal application has been made to the War Depart ment by the Young Women's Chris tian Association for permission to send an organization of women to France for welfare work among the soldiers. similar to activities of the oung Mems ChSistian Association.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-07-26
Grain Crop Is Burned.

Olive. Okla-While the owner was away from home before daylight . GOO bushels of newly cut wheat and oats belonging to Samuel Daily, a farmer, was destroyed by fire. There was no insurance, and the boss was estimated at $2,000
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-07-26
Bar Irachoma Victims.

Washington warning against the acceptance by recruiting officers of applicants for naval or military service who may be suffering from trachoma. was issued by the Public Health Service.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-07-26
Many War Divorces.

London-A large increase in di- vorce cases to be heard in this term of the law courts is attributed to many nasty war weddings, which have had unhappy sequels.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-07-26
That Was Different.

"I want" said the grim-faced ca mauder. ea dozen men who will gH their lives tu their country The z tire regiment stepped forward. TX commander selected twelve.
 Now, said he. 'yo0 are to hold ll position until you are wiped out
 But We shall he killed ~ qua'a' one,
 Did you not volunteer to give VI life to yanr counlrYE asked the os nander ~ternly.
 "Oh. life" l thought you s wife
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-07-26
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