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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-31
PLANT DISEASES CAUSE Loss

Farmers of Iowa and other states
could deliver telling blow in the
battle of food production if they would
guard against plant diseases which an.
nually destroy many million dollars
worth of food, say the plant patholo-
gists at Iowa State college.
Grain rust can be largely checked
by Graduating the common barberry.
Grain smut can be prevented by the
formaldehyde treatment of the seed.
Proper picking and packing will pre-
vent strawberries, peaches and other
fruits from being destroyed in trans
portation. Apple scab will not attack
the trees if they are sprayed. The
black scab which is attacking the
wheat fields of the state this season
must be met with the formalin treat
ment and proper cleaning of the seed.
Other diseases might be named for
all of which there are remedies. The
pathologists suggest that when the
farmers and growers and those who
handle the products in transit take
steps to check this loss, there will be
a far greater saving than that occa-
stoned by wheatless or meatless days.
Also can the philosophical disciples
of Isaac Walton catch any fish under
prohibition?
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-31

The "men in. high places" in the con-
duct of the war. from the president
down, have expressed themselves in
favor of agricultural fairs as vital
part, Or accessory to the business OF
food production and urge liberal pat
to III Il tlep this year:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-31

tive to the Midland Monthly. Thus
In the writer Of this History of Iowa,
there are united the qualities of q
journalist, = skilled writer, . ripe
scholar and a man Of affairs. All OF
these qualifications have been utiliS
ed in the preparation Of this work.
which 10 pronounced by eminent au'
thorities to be one of the best state
histories ever written. The fact that
it is now published in = moderate
priced edition of two volumes, com.
pletely revised and brought down
to date, with many added illus.
trations showing the work Of Iowa in
the present conflict. makes It one Of
the most valuable works that can be
placed In any home or school library.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-31

A large number of patriots are
ready to subscribe enthusiastically for
the next Liberty bonds if the interest
rate is raised. ,. ......,.....
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-31
OLD GRIMES 10 DEAD.

James w. Grimes, the sterling %.
triot who represented Iowa in the
United States Senate at the opening
Of the Civil War, has long been gath.
cred to his fathers, but his spirit lives
In the pages Of State Librarian John:
son Brigham's wonderful work on
"Iowa: Ito History and it, Foremost
CitiZeps."
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-31

The slackers are not worrying
about the war as they are putting en-
tire faith in their defective teeth or
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-31

Also can the philosophical disciples
of Isaac Walton catch any fish under
prohibition?
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
SUBMARINE LOSSES DECLINE
Month of May Most Favorable Since February, 19t7-U.Bo
 Decrease.

London ly 224.000 tons of Brit ish shipping was sunk by submarines during the month of May. as com. pared with the loss of 374,000 during the same period year ago. accord ing to the war office
 The month of May was really the most favorable we have had yet" said Archibald s. Hurd the naval writer in the Daily Telegraph 'It is com mon knowledge that owing to the large number of submarines destroyed the enemy paid higher price for ev. cry ton of shipping sunk than in any corresponding period since piracy was inaugurated
 Although exact figures are wanting of the sinkngs of submarines, it is known that they reached higher fig. ure since last month than in any De. rtod since the submarine campaign began"
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
]. 5. ASKS FOR S8,O00,000,000L0
CONGRESS AUTHORIZES ISSUE OF SECURITIES TO WIN
 THE WAR.
OTHER SUMS ALSO NElJED
Loans to Allies and internal Expense Will Keep Nation on Toes for a Long Time-october
 the Time

ington.-Another bond bill. authorizing $8,000, ,000,000 of Liberty bonds. in addition 10 all heretofore authorized, was framed by the house ways and means committee, in prepa- ration for the next issue. expected in October, and to provide for a subse- luent issue when necessary. Author ization is outstanding for S4.009 .000.- 100 in bonds, and the next issue prob ably will be around $Go00000 0D0.
 Besides authorizing $S.000, ,000, 900 more bonds for domestic purposes, the bill, which was approved by the com mittee for immediate report to the house would authorize $1.500, ,000,000 more for loans to the allies, increas- Ing the total provided for this purpose from $5,500,0O000O to $7,000. .000, 900. In transmitting the tentative draft. Secretary McAdoo said advances to the allies for July. August and Sep tember had been estimated at $500. 100000 monthly, and added
 Loans to the allies have fallen con siderably below that figure. and the additional appropriation would. hope, carry us through the early winter"
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
TEXAS NOW BONE DRY STATE

Austin, Tex Texas became bone-dry" state June 25 when ap- proximately 750 saloons closed their loors under statutory statewide
 rohibition act of the Thirty-ffth leg
 stature. Eighteen hundred saloons lad previously been closed by legis- lative act establishing 10mile dry zone around military camps and shipbuilding plants. Under the 10-mile two Franco-American outer positions 15, the sale of intoxicants ceased in the principal cities of the state Sa- looms now closing were in the less populous districts.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
CONsCRIPTION NOT OtAD
IRELAND MUST FURNISH tCER-
 TAIN NUMBER.
Lord Lieutenant Makes Statement at Luncheon in His Honor by Lord
 Mayor of Belfast.

London The British governments intentions in regard 10 conscription in ireland were stated by Yiscount French. ford lieutenant of Ireland. at d luncheon given i'll his honor by the lord mayor of Belfast He said
 'I must state plainly and emphat. ically that the government of Ireland will carry out it's duty in this respect Hnfinchingly. without fear or favor. and in face of whatever opposition whether criticism or actual force may most unfortunately or inadvised- ly be attempted
 'I do not wish to sail under false colors or create false impressions You may take it direct from me that when my proclamation Calling for 51.o0o volunteer reeruitsj was framed. there was no thought of abandoning the possibility ai conseription. nor was any such idea intended 10 be con veyra
 Fifty thousand men and a mOder- ate monthly quota subsequently, could easily b. obtained and would be ob- taiued if the recruiting campaign was not wrecked by hostile action or sul- len apathy. If compulsion had been resorted to, conditions would have be- c me changed and the number of men called could, of course. be regulated by population. as is the rule in other parts of the empire"
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
GERMAN DEFEAT
 OA TNO FR0N1,
ALLIES IN FRANCE AMI SET BACK THE wILy y'1lf
 TEuTON.
BETTER EACH FLYING MIs,,rr
No Chance for Reverses i, offensive-Take All Youc.s "''' and Hold All You Get
 Is Motto.

With the British Ariny-Vo,s :, shal yon Hindenburg troons a.-a aaN the forest of Nieppe got a nast,. s'' U unexpected knock when ina n.,s. aao suddenly drove forward in . sn "sa attack along a front of moro t,Ns .s three miles and hurled the s,...,i .aaa gray-coated soldiers back to an 'D aa age depth of 1.5O0 yards as'
 By this thrust the British m. =. have greatly improved their nosi,la p in this important and mucb.con,~.4'ai ','a sector, which lies just north .. ''u w vile, but they inflicted heavy nna,'. y' ment on two hostile divisions l'u, ts., were holding the line here--tbo rss yLa' ty-second division of Saxons and 4a Forty-fourth reserve division O, p,n. ' sians -'S'
 Numbers of Enemy Killed
 Large numbers of the enem, mar, killed in the hurricane onslaught .,s some 250 of the more fortunate ,ar. been collected in the prisoner cagas
 The front of the attack lay apuro,j. mately between Vieux Berouin .. the north. and Pont Tournai s@ yards northwest of Meryille on tba south.
 The objectiyes settled upon .y along the winding little stream knovD as Plate Becque. which bowed ont in ward the east in a semi circle hack q, the German lines. Prussians and Say. ons were holding this zone with series of strong machine gun post, linked up with barbed wire.
 All the final objectives vera reached without much difficulty
 The losses among the storming in. fantry for the entire engagement were extremely light. due largely ,O the fact that the show was over be fore the enemy was able to organize serious resistance
 Australian troops on the left of the columns carried simulated attack on their own. which had an amazing result, taking nearly half a hundred prisoners.
 The captured men in this secto, have appeared to be much disheart. ened by their failure 10 get bigger re suits in their offensive
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
SEND OUT PEACE FE[l[RI
At SYRIA MAKES HIDDEN Ap
 PEAL re ALLIES.
Fails to Meet With Encouragenent in Any Quarter Emissay
 Back Home.

London. n.-Anothe Austrian attempt to throw out peace feelers via Syitser' land has failed, it was reported heFs in press dispatches from Zurich.
 These dispatches stated that Aus tria-Hungary, through an unofficial representative in Switzerland during the past few days, had attempted o discover the allied standpoint sesard' ing important questions.
 The emmissary failed sompesl and returned to Vienna
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
WORTH KNOWING

Minnesota Is the latest state to bar alien teachers.
 Congressman Nolan of California Is & molder by trade.
 It is proposed to give London tEng- Iand) nremen an increase of l5 shll- lings (S3.75) a week until after the war.
 Harry Mcdonald two years ago en- tered the Columbus fO3 prison weigh ing 200 pounds. When released the other day he weighed BIO pounds.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
KERENSkY COMING TO U. s.
Former Russian Premier Turns Up in Ensland-Has Been Missing
 Since Last Fall

London.-Alexander Kerensky, for mer provisional premier of Russia, has arrived in London
 Former Premier Kerensky is on his way to America.
 ExPremier Kerensky has been in London for several days He has kept in retirement, however. and few Rus. sians have been aware of his arrival. His health is bad and those who have seen him say he has gone through re- markable adventures in escaping from Russia and in his journey to England
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
HertIing Called by Kaises.

Copenhagen.-Imperial Chanceao' Hertling has been called to German headquarters for an important cor ference, it was learned here. Ths news followed word from Berlin tna' Foreign Minister Kuehlmann pv' ably would not resign immediae' and would at least remain unni n' Rumanian peace and eastern P'e' tions had been further cleared ap'
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04

All youths whose numbers were drawn will he assigned to the various five classes on the basis of information furnished in the questionnaire now be ing mailed out.
 New registrants will he placed at the foot of the list in each class In the order their numbers are drawn.
 Indications are that an new regis truuts placed in Class l will be called before the end of the year and that only Il few months will elapse before those whose numbers are drawn last will be called.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
FINDS ABANDONED UBOAl
Captain of Relief Steamer e0''' Across Mother Ship for U-5os's
 Deserted.

An Atlantic Port.-CaEt Hoimrs " the Belgian relief ship Gothianu " ported having sighted and SanA ,, !. derelict m5ther boat o subnailDs~ s, 120 miles south of Iceland in laa''' 51.30 north, TAG west .,,.. When the boat was sighted N,, s was no indication of life aO0ai. '. Holmes sent a boatload Of men ~. @ board the craft. They could nO, ',,.. tablish the ships identity, put @ s.,, were papers indicating it might been American. ...,.. f The ship was in good cohui.'o ..,yt being impossible to tow the a''' Holmes destroyed it.
 Wounded Return.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
From 1000 to 1909.

1ooo-1tS6 l00l-l143. 1002-757 1oo3-lS3. 10o4-1010 1OO5-52S 1006-S31. 1OO7-73. 10OS-117f. 1Oo9-993. 10l0-536 1011-31I. f012 -lO31. l013-37S. l0l4-421. 1O15- t6T 1O16-169 16l7-1129. I01S-3O7 l019-675. lo2o-946. 1o2l-3s4. 1922 -11l6. l023-S26. l024-759. 1025- 730. l026 -f6f. tO27-515. l02S- III. 1029- S24. lo3o-175. l031-491 l032 45S le33-1I21 1o34-953 1035-523 1036-146. 1037-S52. I03S -1l24. 1o39-9 1O4O-331 104I- 20. lo42 -GO1. l043-55t. 1O44-1oSl. 1o45-l150 1o4G-Goo. lO47-556. 104S -@27 1O49-720. 1o1o-l017. l0al- 334 l052-220. lO53-255. 1o54- 244 l015=59l. 1ol5-S63. 1O57-951. 1o5s-56o. l05a -foo 1o6O-Sla l06l
 4S6. l062 =a10. 1O63-115. I0G4- SIT. l0G5-3a9 loG6 eal. IoG7- to3. 1oGS >92. lQG9 32i. lo7o-G34 l071 -G5o 1o72-i02. l073-S27. 1o74- S79. lo75-l4l. l016-l96. t077- SIS. 1o7S-Gll. lo7a-5S3. 10Sa-354 loSl -997 lON2-994. 1oS3-37G. loS4 -I09. 1oS5-9a6. 10S6-S7S loS7- 249. JOSS 2Sl. 10Sa-26t. l090- 2l5. 1oal-S14 loa2-95o. l093-5. 1o94 200. l095-u03. 109G-363. 1907
 f63 lO9S=S73. l9Q-91q.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
To Test Dry Law.

Austin Tex,-Habeas corpus pro, eeedings were filed to test the copsti. nationality of the statewide prohibit. ton law which went into effect Wednesday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04

The United States bureau Of stand ards has developed labor-saying de vice making color tests of cottonseed oil.
 Mrs. Rebecca Mayo. age ninety, still conducts shoe store in Province town, Mass. She has had charge of the business since her husband died, in 1875.
 All printers among the Russian pris- oners In Germany are being kept busy on propaganda books In Russian, to popuIarize the kaiser and everything German.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
Woman Held on $f,oo0 sono'

New York.-Mrs. William s.o,s d former president of the Dausuu Ssu | the American Revolution, ID .raa. $1.OoO bond on the charge oi soIes larceny in connection with quo s,.s ,I tions of an organization Of W"' was the head.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
American "Ace."

Paris.-Edwin c. Parsons. Holyoke Mass, has brought down his fourth officially credited enemy machine He has been decorated with the Croix de Guerre and has been proposed for a lieutenancy in the Guynemer esca- drille
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
Girl. f2. Dies MysteriousIY.

New York-An investigation into the death of Helen Sehmitzer, 12 years old, who was found dead. has been started, The gas jet in her room was found turned on.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
Invention Constantly Improved.

The storage battery or electric ac- Cumulator of Faure was first exhibited in London g years ago. Since then the invention has been greatly im- proved by Edison and others. and is now successfully applied to the opera ton of street cars and other uses.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
Aviator killnd.

Mt. Clemens, Mich.-Second Lieut.. John T, Boyle was killed near Self. rioge field when the plane which he was piloting fell in practice flight. The observer, Lieut. Allen B. Ebey, was seriously injured.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
Steady Hand Imperative.

A steady hand in military affairs is more requisite than in peace, because an error committed in war may prove emediable.-Bacon.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
Ope ators to Strike.

New York-The strike of telegraph operators is but a few days away. ac. cording 10 an announcement made by the head of { operators union.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04

Pana, Ill-The residence of w T. Eaton, banker of Owaneco. was de. stroyed by fire with loss of $12,50o
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
Ratifies Dry Law.

Atlanta. Ga.-The state legislature of Georgia has ratified the federal pro. hibition amendment being the 12th state 10 vote fayorably on the move ment
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
Wounded Return

Washington. - One hundrea .,t eighty-five American troops si'a .,.., wounded, were landed al "oa A b, ports last week, 1t was announs' the war department.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
From 600 to 69e.

Goo-10do GOt=Gf7. COP -232 coz 633. Go9-qo3. 6O5-7,L G06-351. GO7-l02l. 60S-G21. 600-559. 610- 959. 611-517 G12-SGS. 613-2s4 Gl4-5G5. 6l5-65f. GIG s04 6t7-7 G1S-27. 6l9-474 G2o-929 621- 541. G22- 25l. G23 lo57. G24-alG, G25-G65. 62G- GAO. 627-1o2S. cps 1036. 629-415. 630-163 63l-1024 G32 -576. 633-72G. G34-S97 635- 7o2. 636-f015. 637-e50. G3s-11aS. 639-2a233. 640-550. 6Al-262 642 S53. G43-179. 644-l. G45-52. GIG 1110. 647-920. 648-1l10 649--6 65O-s5s. G5l-1052. 652-1070. 653- 3t2. 654-3Sl. 655-456. G56-i06 657-2lo. 65S-24. 6a9-597. 660- or. 66l-l4 662-1l93. 663-595. 664-I096. 665-l65, 6G6-763. 667- G02. 66S-710 669-610. G7O-237 671-47l. 672-266. 673-l002. 674- 4l6. 675-520. 676-1064. 6T7-572 G7S-43G. 679-944. 6s0-71, 6S1- SS7. 6S2 POS. 6S3-6G2. 6s4-671 6S5-l7S. 6s6-679. 6S7-S96 6Ss- 764. 6S9-79s. 69O-3S6. G91-336 692-612. 6a3-19. 694-459. 695- 230. 696-aos. 697-105s. 69s-l9G 69q--494
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
From 800 to e99.

900-S0. 90l-715. 902-532. 903- 5o9, 904-jOS. 9O5-2Ol. 9O6-955. 907-127. 90S-101. 909-744. 9l0- l1l3. 9ll-4I5. 9l2-159. 913-3S0. 9l4-731. 915-1177. 9l6-483. 917- 965. 91S-700. 919-170. 92o-971. 921-5S2 922-144 923-23. 924- 749. 925--350. 926-473. 927-S32. 92S-SS3. 929-573. 930-614. 931- 210. 932- -3SS. 933-569. 934-22. 935-i37 936-673. 937-11S5. 93S- 1853. 939-G46. 940-67O. 941-5S5. 942-214. 943-656 944-457. 945- 21. 946-460. 947-ISO. 94S-SG6. 949-106S 95o-s39. 951-70s. 952- 699. 953-394 954-2s6. 955-954. 956-l055 957-75. 95S-672. 959- l102 96O-2S2. 961-10oo. gG2-1IOl. 963-l161 964-S74. 965-93s. 966- 1047 967-1006. 96s- ssS. 969-S54. 97o-SO3. 97l-563. S72-50; 973- DOS. 974-S9l 975-tS4. 976-1075. 977-324 97S-47. 9T9-G74. 9s0- l16G. 9S1-126. 9S2-1132. 9SS-773}22. 9S4-1092 9s5-s6. 9S6-G0. 9ST- 7S3. 9sS-129 9s9-il49 a90-799 991-Gsa 992-2773. 993-724 994- 659. 9s1-a3:..3 99G-395 997-2O5. 99S-S21 999-375.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
From 700 to 79e.

7oO-319. 7o1-1o46. 7o2-1s5. 7o3 -10G2. 704-796, 10a-562 roc 669. 707-s42. 70S-3s3 7oa-69s. 7l0-6so. 71l-439. 712-722. 713- l1S0. 7l4-635. 715-&39 7lG-q90 7l7-9222. 7lS-59. 719-505. 20 53l. 721-5o6. 722-37. 723-1l36. 724-4S7. 725-736. 728-364. 727- l1S4. 72s--36 720-lo66 730-GS. 731-534. 732 -74l- 733-SG1. 735-- 104l. 736-949 737 295. 78s-7s4. 73o-1o23. 74o- -S5. 74f-755. 742- l95. 7t3-417. 744-975. 7la-592. 74G-GS6. 747-Tl6. 74S= ao6 749- 42s. 750-43S. 75i-329. 7a2-1o05. 7a3 =l72. 754-lGl 715- 3aG. 75G- HOS. 7a7-S3. 75s-- -5G6. 7a9- t097. 7G0-q q01. 7Gl-aS7 762 1722 763- 758. -G23. 165-3l3. 766-1o76. 767-44. 7GS -n72 76a-i7S. 77o- ll6. 77l-1056. 172-5l4. 773-l3S. 774-92 775-343. 776-l97. 717-653. 77S-696. 779-lG4. 7S0-599. 7sl-9a3. 7s2-1044. 7S3 907. 7S4-738. 7S5- S72. 7S6-1074. 7S7-973. 7Ss-292. 7s9-1S1. 790-422. 79l-115G 7a2 l061. T93-l14S. 794-&S2. 795-667. 796-586. 7o7-140 7oS- S3a. 799- 22.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04

335-521. 33s-2OO. 337-1O49. 32S- 404 339-54. 34O-761. 341-5a4. 342-1o32. 343-697. 344-6G0. 345-- COR. 3fG-50l 347-S1 34S-G4o. 349-9G6. 350-tO40, 351-33s. 332- IF. 313-424. 354-lS9; 355-1N9. 35G-Go4 357-26G. 35S-4I3. 359- G48. 360-fsl. 3G1-27s. 362= =5S1. 363-St5. 3G4-GS2 365--1S4 36'i-- 43s. 3G7-344. 368-95S 3G9-63G. 37o-935. 371-1137. 372-264 372= 7s9. 374-745. 375-Ss. 37G-102S. 377-lsS. 37S-797. 379-537. 3sO- 1072. 3S1-607. 3s2-57S, 3S3 -434. 384-192. 3S5-450 3s6-701. 3S7- 245. 38s-41S. 389-6S5. 39o-97s. 391-224 392-493. 303-sos 394- 1155. 395-IO95 306-727. 397-1i51 39s-114 399-257.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
From 500 to 5e9.

5oo-5Ss. 5o1-f197. 502-247. 503 POP. 5O4-95. 505-91S. 506-962 507-4l2. 50s-561. 509-110o. 51l- TT. 5f2-46. 513-ll3s. 514-309 515-1ll4 516-2s7. 517-75s. 5lS- 263. 519-243 52O-227. 52l-S. 522 -l07. 523-l109. 524-713. 525- COS. 596-392. 527-553. 52s-93. 529-76o 53o-G5s. 531-911 532- 426. 533-904. 534-791. 535-99 536-4o2. 537-62S. 53s-s41. 53o- 19o. 540-131. 54l-1l27. 542-123. 543-63l. 544-l19l 545-lS6. 546- 347. 547-739 54S-3o0. 540-9 900 550-629. 551-101l. 552-451. 553- 11S9. 554-431. 555-204 556-5O3. 557-963. 55S-S71. 559-5S7. 560- 120 561-615. 562-19t. 563-15O. 564-ie50. 565-7s1. 566-94. 567- 14S. 56S-26O. 569-577. 57C-773. 571--265. 572-1oa3. 573-156. 574- 97G 575-iO7. 576-67. 577-l026. 57s-11G5. 579-a56 5S0-7S6. 5Sl- roc 5S2-10S2. 5S3-S00. 5S4-S11. 5S5-770. 5S6-2S9. 5S7-l159. 5Ss- d0 5S9-9t3. 590-ls2. 591-3s a92 -564. 193-ss2. 594-333 5a5-79o 5o6-795. 597-624 59S -G93 599- 605
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
From 300 to E9g

SO0-4G7 S0l-I099 SO2-lsS5. sO3-- 12S. sO4--ll42. S0j--Il76. SOG-217 SO7-lO27. S0s-37l. SU9-495. 8lo- lOlS. Sll--7S2. S12-I009. 813-ll57. Sl4-s44. Sl5-583. 8l6-455. 8I7- l97. SIS--t03. Sl9-79. S2U--77I. S21 --5ll. s22-4s5. s23-l5. s24-II31. S2J=-1192 S26-ll34. S27-G25. SIS HOG. $29-I139. S30-943. S3l-945. S32-3G3 N33-l4l. S34-26 s3J-IlO. S36-21I, S37--74S. S3S-lOO4. S39- 172 S40-9 961 S4l-73G. S42-729. S43- sO1 S44--79I. S45-539. S46-400. S47-- lU4. S4S-661. s49-775. S50-9I2. S5l- loS2 SJ2-932 s53-542. S54-98G. S55-- l57 S56-3l S57-67s. S5S-S90. S59- 642. S6o--l073. S6l-627. S62-746. S63-- l0G3. S64-l0SS. S65--96. SG6-272. s67- 9S9. S6S-1t4.i S69,-S37. s7O-876. S71- 124. S72-S45. S73-524. S74-934. s75 --49O, S76-7S0 S77-3l4. S7s-593. S79-- 256. ssO-I094. SSl-1O79. SS2- 53. SS3-43 Ss4-142. S85-S46. SS6- TAI. SS7-53S. S8S-39l. S89-10G. 800 -l020. S91-314. s92-lo65. s93-359. S94-24S. S95-134. S96-765. S97- 1903. S9S-35S. S99-34O.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
From 400 to 499.

4O0-39. 40l-S55. 4O2-346. 4o3- 64S 4O4-1145. 4O5-94O. 4O6-3O 4O7- or. 4OS-925. 409-49S. 41O-119 All -2S0. 412-1022. 4I3-SS6. 414-296 415-952 416-734. 417-1167. 41S- S93. 419-352 420-1s7. 421-1t35. 422-512 423-S13. 424-769. 425- 160. 426-9s. 427-362. 42S-36o. 429- 632. 43O-751. 431-9O9. 432-109S. 433-4o 434-695 435-546 436- 1037. 437-979. 43s-704. 439-1179. 440-942. 441-S57. 442-432 443-547. 444-25. 445-452. 446-1043. 447- 4S0 44S-707. 449-288. 45O- BIC. 45l-991. 452-253. 453-657. 454-54O. 455-5S. 456-S47. 457 PIT. 45s-12. 459-435. 46o BOP. 461-34. 4G2-G1G 463-349 464-448 465-433. 4GG-S56. 467- CIT. 46S-5O4. 4G9-554. 470-453. 471- 66l. 472-22S. 473-29G 474-7l7. 475- 149. 476-1045. 477-590. 47S-420. 479-s3O 4S0-43O. 4S1-36S. 4S2- 5S4. 4s3-914. 4S4-930. 4s5-1077. 4S6-i0S0. 487-G63. 4sS-112 4S9- 510. 49O-812. 49l-939. 492-948 493- sos. 494-423. 495-Gs7 496-2 497 -94T. 49S-l175. 499-76S.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-07-04
From HOO to 12Oo.

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are real soldiers, commanded
by generals of ability and cour-
age. The men are well equip
ped, they are in the pink of
condition, judging from all re-
ports, and eager to get at the
foe. We do not know as yet
what part they will play in the
present game but time may re-
veal that they are in for work
of the greatest Importance.
Whatever may come we may
be assured they will give a good
account of themselves and if
through the fortunes of war
they prove inadequate for the
task there are many millions
here who will be glad to go
to their aid in the worlds great
est war for freedom.