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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-17
New Chancellor Sticks to Policy

AMSTERDAM, July lin spite Of
insistent demands by Liberal leaders,
Berlin dispatches indicate that Chan
cellor Michaelis refused to accede to
any policy of peace without annexa-
tions and indemnities, in his first ad-
dress before the Reichstag. Broad
differences of opinion are said TO ex-
ist in regard 10 the policies announced
by the new chancellor.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-17
Pennsylvania's Ex-Governor

WASHINGTON, July lit is an
nounced this morning that John X
Tener. Ex-Governor of Pennsylvania,
will resign as president of the Ma
tional League of Baseball Clubs and
devote all of his time to spreading the
propaganda of food conservation. II
is said to be a part of his plan to
enlinst all fraternal organizations in
this important war work.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-17
French Deliver Brilliant Counter

PARIS, July H. BY brilliant
counter blow on the Verdun front the
French have won back all ground lost
to the Germans June % and 20, in
the vicinity of Hill 304. the War Office
announces today. The German losses
were heavy and many prisoners were
captured.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-17
STEADY ADVANCE
OF BRITISH TROOPS

LONDON. July IL British forces
attack in great line to the east Of
the Messines ridge during the night
and made good progress northeast OF
Warneton, which the Germans are
using as a base. Several roads OF
much strategic Importance converge
there. 1t was the scene Of the hardest
kind of fighting.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-17
To ~Ipvestigate" Lobbyists

WASHINGTON. jay IT, Senator
Gore this morning charged that gi-
gantic lobby Is blocking the progress
of the food bill and asked that the
life of the lobby committee be extend
ed to permit of a sweeping investiga-
tion.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-17
FIRST DRAWING
SET FOR SATURDAY
CBy International News service)

Wy AIiNNI I1ttNIVIItfI ANN " y tIoI WV
WASHINGTON, July 17.-"All will
be ready for the draft tomorrow night"
is the statement given to the press
this morning by General Crowder.
Ten states have not yet reported, but
returns from these are expected not
later than tomorrow noon. The first
drawing will be held not later than
Saturday, General Crowder believes.
The preliminary apportionments for
Nevada. by counties, giving the num-
ber of army enlistments and the draft
quota, is as follows:
-
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-17

LONDON. July IT, In a naval
brush between German armed steam
ers and British light forces, reported
to the admiralty. two of the Germans
were damaged by shell fire and ran
for the Holland coast. Four others
were captured by the British.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-17
Senate Agrees with House on Aviation

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE SEN
ate committee on military affairs
broke all speed records in that august
body in recommending the immediate
passage of the $640000,000 aviation
appropriation bill. without any change
from the form passed by the House
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-17
TACOMA ALSO SUFFERING
FROM STREET CAR STRIKE

TACOMA. Wash, July IL Street
car service here has been tied up by
a strike since Sunday. Not a wheel is
turning. No prospects of settlement
are in sight
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-17
SHINGLE MILL WORKERS
IGNORE I.W.W. STRIKE ORDER

(By International News Service)
SEATTLE, July 17.-Less than ten
per cent of the 100000 lumber and
shingle mill workers in this vicinity
responded to the I.W.W. strike order.
Fifteen of seven hundred mills sus-
pended.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-17
PAINFULLY INJURED AB0UF
FACE IN AUTO ACCIDENT

While Mr. and Mrs. A. w. lowell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Old were re
turning from a fishing trip Sunday,
Mrs. Lowell was painfully injured
about the face when the machine
struck a deep rut and she was violent
ly thrown against the side of the car.
Her injuries are being looked after
by DR.. G.. U. Hall.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-17
LADIES. ATTENTION.!

The Emporium wishes TO announce
that they have with them Mrs. Millard
Of Reno and San Francisco. who IS
giving free instruction in Art Needle
work. New and exclusive designs.
Call and examine goods. The Empo-
rium. Winnemucca, Nevada [Adver-
tisement 6t2
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-17
Allied Airmen Make Raid

AMSTERDAM. July 17-Allied air
men again raided Essens, the home OF
the Krupp gun works, Saturday night.
They report that their bombardment
was followed by tremendous explo-
sions.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-17
STREET CAR STRIKE GIVES
JTNEY DRIVERS A CHANCE
3y international News Service)


SEATTLE, July 17,-Sixteen hun
dred street car employees struck here
last night, tieing up the entire system.
This morning the iitney drivers, who
were enjoined by the street car COM
pany last week. got back into the
game and are doing a rushing bust
ness.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-07-17
AWAITING RETURN
OF ENGINEER Parish

Elmer Pfouts, engineer for the Ma
tional Leasing Company, came in from
camp Saturday to meet George l..
Parish, consulting engineer, who is
on the road from New York to Ne
yada. Upon his arrival, the two OIL
cials will proceed to National and
formally take over the property of the
National Mines Company, under the
least which became effective last Sun
day.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18
,,Sabaf= =Srinieu.

9(us Der SNpei5 rpirb gef9riebeu;
9lls Der 1abat i'm feb3ebuteu Sabrs
Ellnbert in uRIerem 2an0e itnmer mebr
6reuuOe fauO, unO Der @eulIh gum
aaIter au perDen anfiue, faben uniere
Dtriafeiten un0 Die @eifIibtett 0as
rim cine groBe Gefabr fir oos @Dltss
po6l unb periu6ten-iebod obne Grs
folg-burb Tharfe Wlanbate oaS nEas
battrirten" 3u berorGngen. 60 Ders
orbnete i'm Sabre 1873 Der Rat bon
CT. @aaen, oaB in uniercr Stabt IN
ben @irtsbGuieru mIr 6iejenigeR Nadns
ner rau1cn ourften, Die Elm dr8tliebes
3eugnis ouFpeiTcn tonnten. Sn Bern
muroe 1878 ein Mauoat erloiIen, Nad9
benz jeoer @ilrger, Bel benz man Sas
BAT fanb. gum S@eneuiperten peulrs
teilt perben tounte; llebertreter bea
omtlihen Werbotcs purDen audi in bic
Grille oeTcdt. Sin eiferuber 4farrs
berr auf Dem Qonne rieF ous: .Die
Widuler per 9ioueDer 1tno NaInlne oer
SSuel" Qluh 3drib battle @erorO-
nuneen eegen oeu SabaioenuB. glueiu,
Ole MGnner batten einmal ben Tobat
gero6eu lmS lieBeu niht mebr boDOu
ab. Die Rdtsberren ipurben felbil
&auGer unb es 1T bctannt, oab iuit
bic pfarr6crren beIonbere Sreuoe an
ser gfeiic fquoen. 6eute eibt es tots
Id6lih Gin le6r fortes Sraut, oos
.QaItcrsntobat" teibt, Dem Sturm
gr9en BEN Sobot Folgtc oie @riin0uns
BON 4obottonegisu. 9ie GIclebrten
qiu9eu porau uuo qualmteu iiber ibrs
QobsGtreitI9rifien binipeg. @i6ter
lobten oos eole Rrout uno iGricbeu
eiebcr fin Sobattoneoien. @s eaf
QlcrSte, bic loear ben gla9peis 5u
bringsn perhldtsr rer 3abat fei Elm
6eilTomeS Grtrott unb f0rOere oie Sc
Imobeit. 90 finoen mir in einem
DottDrbut6e aus ocm aht5ebuten
Sobrbuuoert cine groBe 2obreoe aui
ben Tobai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18
Seirut6s-G s-Giccu3eu.

@eoree sl- @oweIl, 81, uuo Char.
loite s. Roienfrono 10.
9luguit @ieOeuboft, 81, ggittmer
unO &oiie Suuabouier 81, gsittmc,
sSiliom Dhaer, "a, uno 9ertho
9riener, %.
2ouis Z. Coffin 25. uno Setter
9. 6roeli1, 20,
@abio 81. Cor, 81, uno @ono 6.
Sorriiou 10.
Charles 6, 0elB, 90, uno w2orn
W3oc0eip, Is.
Daniel S. Gouebcrtp, SO, un0
Ntarie 9. @lc@Iim 80; eel3ieoen;
9eioe pon EbiloOelpbia, ga.
Clarence 6lether, 80, uno Steuo
g. 9ope, 25; geioe bon Sgol6inoton
8. 6. ''''S''''
&olter u. 6ountoin, 81, un6 mo.
ric 6. Supfa, 10.
Clarence 6. @odenour, 90. ,,nS
gletie 10. SSoeuer, 10; @ei0e INN
0teo 9ion, go.
SoroIo o. 0iroD, 80. uno Wsonie
8. &inoomooo, 90.
6lorcnce eugene Mcgortbn. %
inO @laoeIinc Sones. 19.
slnguit s. @uIs, %, ino g(0eIoi.
oe 2. Soffman 90.
Charles 5. &einer, 2S, uno epo
GASilbert, 90.
! ssilliom 6. &uIicII, 81, uuO Role
8. 9rereI, 30.
y elarcnce sS. slouebter, 81, alno
Stieoa 8. @enSt, 90.
Hopert S. Stopcr 81, irno e0itb
9. SdnIs 10; @ciOcNpon W2orolonS
Eurf, D1o.
Somrenre @oinwriebt, 30, bon
%elgmaton lino @riscilla gofs, Is,
boETN Gomion, Mo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18
Gin Slirger0tlO.
aDir 9ruiuaut @iutsci;S isiusu 5sIs
DrutpO taWO.

Sin 9tugen5euge TatlOert ben EoO
0ss Osutlaen 5lie9erIeutnants Miuts
gems in Der ~SSrantiurter 3eituns" ibie
fOI9t:
GS mar am NlOntag, ben 25, Geps
tcmber, DormittagS. I'm 10 lI9r 5ipans
sig @linuteu Hieg Qeutuout 8intscns,
bon Ieinem Jreuu6e 9eutnaut S6bns
bort uuo nod einieeu onoeren 5Iies
germ begIeitet, auf ieiuem pielfub er.
probteu 9tpparat in Die S0be. ST
Itartefe ais Geglsiter fir eineu Spes
Sialflug, Der Der @rleOigung elmer mid,
tigen 2lufgabs gait, bic reitlos erfiiat
ipuroe. Mie Elm Qlbler bobrte Fd Der
sSlieger in ben blaueu 9lstber biueiH.
uno bolo poren bic flotteu 2uftIegler
gen @eIten ben Qlugeu sRtIhpunoen.
Sn 5000 Mster 006e srbieIt Dintsens
plDblib BON binten iiberraIAen6 Teuer.
| 3pei engliitbe Martinipbes5 5lug5euge
griffen ibu, our9 Oie Some geoedt,
fir ben 6Iiescr DTlig unii6tbar, an.
Qeutnant MintgenS iab fetne @egner
nibt uno tonnte lie niht feten. Das
purbe ibm gum @erbGngnis. Sein
Ben3intanf purDe BON etnem @rploIips
eei9pB getroffen, srplooierte unb 9es
riet in 9ranb. 2eutnant SDbnoorf,
our1 Die G6iiTe oufmertIam gepors
ben, iponbte ith Inn un6 fab tn etpa
$50 lleter Gntfernuns, tpie isin
syreuN0 nit brennsnoem Mpporat gu
gpoeR itiir5te. S@neIl bate Ct bic
| Situation erfaBt uub mari iih auf
einen Der @egner. So entipann iib
Elm 3pettampf IN geipaltiger 90be, Der
aber rd@ Getunben IHon aueunIten
BON 9eutnont S0bnoorf enti9isOen
mar unb nit Dem glblhIr3 oes eincn
Syeinbes enoete, pdbrenb Der anoere in
eiliger 5lu6t bas Meite Iu9te. 2cuts
nant !006nbDrf, Der bamit leiH fiinFs
5ebntes Glug5eug abI9oB, bate ben
500 IeineS Treunbes gerGbt. Der @ngs
Iduoer fam iuner6alb Der oeutIden
9inien 5ur Groe, uno AUDI @iutgeus
ficl biuter Ser beutI6en Tront, tpo feline
Romcra6en nod IN berIelbeu gsa6t
ben aei9nom our etnitipeiIieen llebers
fiibrilng na9 ocut Tlugbafen abbolten.
2eutnont SCHUBERT iberbro4te benz
9(bietlllngSFiibrcr bic 9rouertuRbe, bic
Tb pie elm 2anfieuer Derbreitete une
iiberall Bis in oie 2iuien ber porbers
Itel syront auFri9tiges 9eooueru bers
/ porrieF 2eptuant &urt MinteenS
mar am /. gluguit, 1894, gu Meultaoi
(OberldleiieR) ais SObn oeS oeritprs
benen OberitIeutuants paul Minigens
| gebOren. MiutgenS bat insgeiami
5pou5ia Glug5euoe abgeiHoTeu; e.
mar alIo ua9 6ouptmann 9oelde Der
erfoIerei9Ite bsutI6e GIiegeroffiSier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18

Sir ole Sommcrierieu Gilt iebt
Die Soiling: nSee 9lmerica firit"
uno Oes6ol6 oiirfte ser 9lrtifcl DSnl
Sdwor5iualo bon Gofota," BON g9il-
5elm bon S1poben. in ser Sulimm-
mer DER nGeuticbeu Suilsfralt oie
ais 9eiblatt ocs oGcuti1en Gorre-
iponoenten" am %. Suli eriheint,
Den Seier in nod erb06teni WlaBa
intereiiiren. Sn ousfii6rliGiter @eiie
meroen Die &onOes- S60nbeiten Die.
ier @egeno bonn @erioiicr geidbilOert.
Serrlide @egenoen bieten oie prd6ti,
gen &dlOer gum Gampieren uno
5reunoe oes Sii3fanges fonnen Die.
lem Sport bier no9 Ser5ensluit fol-
gen, oenn in ben 3a6lrei6en 6liilien
lnO Seen lit fiir reic5(ibe 9eute &c.
lorgt Gas 8lima ioll elm beionoers
5utrGglides un0 sic @eiun0beit f0r-
Oern0es iein, oa6er mobl Elm SonI-
meraufentbalt in oieIer Gegen0 iebr
81 empfeblen 9[n anoeren glrtiteln
in Oieier 9&mmer Der 3eiti6riit iino
3u erpdbnen: Sic illuitrirte Gbro.
nif Der 3eit," nit umfaiien0er @e-
leudtung ser bollitGnOigen ariegs-
lage bier uno in europa, o9iloer aus
Der @eidi9te Qlmerifa's," BON Or,
@. q. zimmerman, DGie &amillen@
llnO i6re nbbringen0e @ermeuOung,
,s0ie 5liege inter Dem MifroIfop, 2
bon Gr 6. @aoe, o@obD in Der Sons
mprfriide,4 GoriMldge fir Saus6oIt.
eriparniiie in Der iebigen iduereu
Belt, unO nod 9InOeres mebr
Ger loufenoe 9foman: vGie &riegs-
6raiitg" bon &e0mig Gourtbs- -W1abler,
un0 cine fiirSere @r5dblung Stir
me-, bon &ate 9ubomsfi, Iino IN Oie.
lem Seft beionOers lnter6alteno.
Sir Ole 9leinen lit auH ollerlei I'm.
terbolten6es im0 9e6rrei1es porgeic.
ben, umO M}uiiffrellnOe iinOen in Dem
2ieOe bon Otto Eie6ien: D9ld, pent
Elm redtes @eOenfen bliIbt," cine
bii6ide lle6errai4umg.
Ger bausipirt6idboitliGbe Sbeil bic.
tet Sousfraues cine groBe &eiAbol.
tigfeit peridte5ener ueiier unO nor-
5iigliber 9le5epte fir Die Eafel uno
5lmi Gonieroiren bon 6riidten. Sir
fleiBige San0nr6eiterinnen lit cine
groBe 9luswabl Ser neridieOeuiten
Gorlageu 81 mooerner GleiOung fiir
Gamcn inO Siin0er, rnlO IN Stide-
reien ilnO S1felor6eitcn porgeie6cn.
Die 9iu6rif rS1abf6Iileiu proftii6er
@inte" miro nit ieoem Sefte eil
reid6oltigeres 9lobidblagemerf fiir
Die SnuSfrou aiif allen @e6ieten oeS
Sous bolts lnO @artens.
Sic meiteren 9fubrifcn. oStimnlen
ans Sem eierfreiie,~ .,Grbetene &atb.
idldge,~ nSrieffaiten Der 0ieOofiion, +"
Sous nnO Serb irnO og9er liGt
@erponOte mo @efannte" geiud6rcn
oub in Oieiem Self pieOer ben &cie-
rinnen ermiiui1te @ele9en6cit, neue
Sefonutid]uiten an,ufniipien imO
perniBie 8ermonote ooer 6relmOe
aus Der Sigeno5eit oiIijlliinOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18

9luf orei Acknowledgement bin
nuBte Senrp 8reoeri ScnrD. BON
SIR. 426 S StroBe, gloroweit @oib.
ingtou cine bobe Strofc 5a6lcn. Gr
pitroe bon Sfihter 8otec Don @roof-
I'm 5lr 3obIung bon @eIoitrofen in
Der @eIammtbobc bon $152.25 Der.
oonncrt, critcnS neil CT nit ieinent
9luto gegcn 5uBgdnger gcioDrcn 1T,
uno oieielben peripottet botte, 8weis
tcns megen unobtianen SSobrcrs uno
0rittens weil CT feline WiarDIano.2i-
rcn5 1atte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18
edJiuimmfmnlt.

Nn Dem neuen @eb1uoe Ses
"e3rlltlideln iilngcr sroucn~
an Der 4arf.Sluenue lmo GSronfIin.
StraBe gob 0citeru Sri. 0Ioa 0Sri.
ncr elnc Sorlieama . in oerg gdminiln.
tllnlt Slnd 6eute 98admittoo unS
Sbeno iinOet cine ocrortiqe gorIteI.
llna itatt, bel ser Sri. g0riner bon
SRI. @li5nbetb 9eder, elmer ouSereu
SHDlmmerin pou E6iIooeIpbio.
tnnlteere4t mteritiibt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18
Gine Menc sdmlIluafie.


Ger SoIoot Qouis Suoc5 bon ser
cSsonlpoanie y IS OeS i6. Snionterie-
S'ealments Ser @uu0es.9lrmec, ser
aal,rlprllnoli6 !, weeen unoroeutlidcn
oelragenS oerbaftet ipuroe, 6otte,
lole i, lid bel Der lluteriuduno in ser
olu'cpen Foli5eillotion 6crouSlicIlte,
Clne enc elaent6iimlicbe S9oiie Bel iid.
SIelelbe bat Oos 9(uIeben eineS aRc.
"a :.sulll-Saldenmeiiers nit Orei aliuacn.
y y aoer boil lmO in ser Cefiulne
lledt cine fleintalibriac 4otrone, sic
o"ru enen slb5ug obeeieucrt miro.
!, 20 oleles @'eiier naeb 9lnHdt Der
FOl'0el cine perborgeuc @aiie 1T, 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18
@riigsIitrafe in GnglmrO.

Sn Oen GeFdngniTen in GugIauo IL
bic priigetitrofs INNER nod erlaubi
pnb aud bei Der SugenDer5iefuug fam
man iie ni6t miRen. SEPT I'm sericss
1T oaS mpriioelfdbioe" qtlter bon Uiers
5ebn ouf HetbSebu Sabre binauigeiebi
iporoen umo bic 3abl Der 5uIdHigen
@treirbe iruroe oaF Sp0If erb0bt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18

!, ,Erntlhe NGuf Uun Baltimore" bdlnmores Nnt
Nouioan SnuBe Nueult Weucr, tfniioent.
Snbu V. lauber, NlcesBrdIloeni; @eorae y.
Vdna, Ndirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18

glus ben iibrigen 8unoes-@etter.
beoboftings Stationen mur6en oie
folgcnoen b0diten Eemperahlren, ole
nm 8 llbr aeitern sIbeno berrI6ten,
beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18
Qlnfrnt. .0[lMn1lfe

GbiulH n gnunelS McAt5pali; Naienle. Huwa
neISsEhnbmurfeH. NeriuQSCrNic Wlur0lafD
Tunt NlfiI0inq
GEaplin VI. Ser0WDu, fl6--if7 paiu NiilonQ
lS.iahriQe Nri0brung
o.. &. a ge. Z. CoiUarb, an Continental NlhQ
Nraiil5lren felt 1872 erioareb ~ Haltluorts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18

9oumaterialien G6iiren 8enIter.
rabmen, 26Oen, etc.
SnS. v. TOiter 4 GU., ii6--ll7 EiloiSgtbegla
GirQbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18

Had6tb. f-a5 S3,f50 ~ 25 S275O
,,@adorb Wlet0t No. VI Baltimore, 0barlfes
G5vaBe uilo Nd Aoudlslnenue.
@aron, Die pupnare Gar $500 nnh x6ih.
pWarEel Mobile Cos Waraae laJS 1910,
moro @barlee Sirnbc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

,,0ippDorome 8nuoebine uno g9nnoelbiloer
,,Hrturin"- 8auoebiQe uno sanoebIoer.
,,JllDcr @etp Bart" GdgIib @on5erte Ano
nHoere @ttrditipneH.
:. psap e9Ore" = adaIi6 GoH5erte mo anOee
llnicrDdltunnen.
nnoere llnter9altunqen
,,DUllDpppo Hari" Idglid gSauoebiele,
Tdn8 rno dnoere ltnterbaltungen.
,9crmnnn's 4ari", Belnir NUdD - Xdgt0
NanoeOlle Uiniif uno Ian3
pSolheitsr" - IdaIld @rturoHen per Sanl'
pier sNouiie"
,eoUc Vont" - 1deIib g3a1mttaess GIfurs
Iiulieis ansAcn0nlmen S0nniags.
6pu5ert I'M ,,Srnb 0ia @ari".
Sds Erogrnmn iiir has eOn8ert oes taotls
iben @arf Cr6eilers unier geituua hes yrof.
2dnie Selomdun i'm DSrllio pill Earl" beutc
Nbenn bon 1880 bis 10 lbr it, Uie tolgt
Wlni5ipaseieo Baltimore, orr Nals
mariS 1'5'v 16c SGaa 6cbia0 i6c Gar V'es'S sdsia
Gnpertiire 81 :, 9Sil1elm Ieu"........ s9olitni
Nrien aus oSaHll ..........,.... @onnoo
oSSnhiaiOH q Ia 8alle" "............,. gSeber
g6iop6Dm Colo ,1be Ii. O. " Rariul . 8ed
toerr Romar0 R GdielN)
.gFuilcal Scenes from Spberldno" .HanaeO
Symphonic Zone eoem" ........ Solbmari
.yonnQ gserners 9lbiCbieoSlieb" ...... 9ieBler
iHltan8. colo hon 0rn, Hapmono 5elomann)
Geleiton aus ,ErnceB Bat" ......... 0erbert
Oarl6 s@lorn Of t6e Iuipets" gredeHlbire
,Sbe Star SpdHgleb Bdnner".
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The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1917-09-13
PROMINENT FARMER
COMMITS SUICIDE
Shoots Himself in Head With Shot
gun at his Home Near Tuck
erman Sunday

Tuckerman, Sept. 9.--Shortly after
enjoying Sunday dinner with his
children at his home two miles east
of this city, wv. J. Smith, SO years
old, walked into his bedroom, request
ed that baby lying on the bed be
taken away by its mother, then plac-
ed double-barreled shotgun to his
forehead, pulled the trigger and
sent a load of buckshot crashing into
his brain, thus ending in tradYedy
a day that was to have been one of
joy and happiness. The heavy shot
completely tore the top of his head
away. No reason is known for his
self-destruction.
He has lived in the county all his
life and was regarded as one of the
most prosperous citizens in his COM
munity. One of his sons, C. E. Smith
has many times been honored with
various county Offices, and is at
present cashier of the Citizens Bank
of Tuckerman.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1917-09-13

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The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1917-09-13
CORD NEWS ITEMS

Cord, Sept. Elders Columbus
Haddoek of Sharp and V. C. Erwin
were in our town Monday enroute to
their home from Hickory Grove,
where they had been engaged in a
meetings.
Rev. j /. Martin arrived last week
after an extended trip through parts
|pf Texas. Colorado and other states
|. c. Nuckolls and Thos McClain
made business trip to Little Rock
the first of the week.
Mrs. John Ward and children of
Sydney are here for a few days visit
with the lady's mother, Mrs. J. B.
Morris, and other relatives.
Mr. Harrington is having his resi-
dence painted.
VIII Clark and sister of Pittsburg,
Kansas, are visiting relatives and
friends at this place for two weeks.
Grandma Yates of Charlotte spent
last week here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Crigler.
Misses Lottie Bennett and May
woodward of Jackson county are
visiting in this community at this
writing.
Sam Moore of Charlotte was at
tending to business interests here
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Halter and
daughter of Elgin returned home
Monday after pleasant visit here
with relatives.
Mrs Hugh Baker and daughter of
Gelts and niece of Newark spent
Monday night with relatives near
here.
Mrs. Anne MeGinty spent a few
days at Calamine attending meetings
and visiting relatives.
Rev. Thrasher of Charlotte is con-
Quoting a protracted meeting at the
Methodist church here.
Misses Maggie and Tina Wilson
Of Tupelo are visiting with friends
here at this writing.
Oscar Grace left last week for
Denver, Colo. to join his wife who
has been there for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. T. McAdams
and daughter, Miss Jeff, of Bates
vile, motored to our town Tuesday
for short visit with Dr. and Mrs
" d. McAdams.