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The Monett times., 1918-06-14

Get your flags ready to display on
Flag Day, June IA. i
The Monett times., 1918-06-14

Attorney l.. d. Rice, of Neosho,
visited George Morrow's family Tues
day.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
BLOODY FIGHT ON
 MEXICAN BORDER
TWO AMERICANS KILLED AND g WOUNDED-MORE THAN 500
 AMERICANS ENGAGED.

Nogales, Ariz. Two Americans were killed, % wounded and more than 800 American troops were en- gagged for one and one-half hours on the border here during skirmish be- tween American troops and MeXi- cans.
 While the casualties on the MeXi- can side of the border were not known, it was estimated that loo hal been killed by fire from the American side. while at least twice this numbec, including number of civilians. were wounded. It was reported that fhe mayor of Nogales, Sonora, was kille1, but this was not confirmed.
 Tine fighting followed the alleget efforts of d Mexican custom official 10 smuggle d countryman across the boundary into the United States An American sentry attempted to stop him Two Mexicans fred at the sea- Try across the street striking him n the right arm The fire was return q by American patrols and after MeNt cans had rushed from ne44by bu,l- ings and started shooting a@ross fde inc from behind buildings and walls, th, GIing became general.
 Endorsements ffem an infantry regiment and negro cavalry resl- rle nt were rushed 10 tho border ara #eoh ID combat positions. l. vas es- .mmad that more than 590 American ao.diera and at least 5o ci.HIan- pae 7ie.pated in the shooting. F Wis r. ported that detachment e cav crossed the border lu qurau.t of tja N,vicans bal this Wa not eoa6rmaE The Gshting. which started as 4sa5 E. n continued without abatement un- Fl 5:aa. when il died down exc apt tas au occasional sniping sa1J along m toas international sifeegz
 Al 5.3o a white flag WIS |. plas bE the MeXcans, a paf.eg follow {, 6a the suiping continued uaal saer o'clock HulIets fell in Eo-al5s and civilians Wcrc ordered 1e feanin =ap a8of+ and without the zuue ot uee
 The mayor of Nogales. Sanaf.. z.= ported 10 have been IdHtd. a5s Es- t5z Fanalosa. His deatb 6ef Has ben confirmed although Ae was known -a h5y5 been in the thick of the 6ghtip2 NtXcan Consul Cara Zef45ue 4Ee a#ned here. said he dl4 aas believe inc losses on the Mexican sid o5 t-c inH would be a5 heavy as eslmalad bv American officers
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
HAIG DEALS BLOW
 EAST OF ARRAS
ALL ALONG THE FRONT BRITISH HAVE ADVANCED. AT SOME
 PLACES TWO MILES.
With the French Army.

With the French Army. -
 While the Germans were defending themselves against the attacks of the British and French armies from the Ancre river to the region of Soissons, Field Marshal Haig struck another surprise over new front north of the old battle zone The new offen- siye was launched from the east of Arras on the Scarpe river and south ward to the Cojeul. All along the front the British pressed forward, at some places to depth of more than two miles. and captured half dozen or more villages. among them Mon chy=le-Preux, Guemappe and Wan court.
 Across the Cojeul the new British attacks on the old battle front brouglt them 10 the villages of Mory and St. Leger and further south 10 ube small town of Fayreuil, one and q half miles northeast of Bapaa8s. from which the British pressed east- ward about q mic Further south tae British pressed eastward about a mile. Further south the British ala reported undliejally to have feaetea Lie western outskirts of Fhiclloy -1 the nippDr movement tAey are Ct ~ i ing out against Bapaume NtzA Haie's men now standing well within gun range Of lhe=toHH. seems L-e4a chat fhe German Hsll b. forced u eyaouate Eagaume in ahort order.
 Additional 4aiaz also have been made by the British east ol Nbett .rd on bo,a sides Qf tbe aomms Iit. .r In raet. o#aitaa aaa.Hs Ha et foaa of tho Germans tlr5uaa tJe ust e1 imee endorsements 70 he'd fa.H a caeck, t6e BsJ and French a.L 1ans t6e Hue from -Ahart ta S94 sons la4e materially beflalod .hee pos Haa= and eorr5fd fTth h#r forward thele plan of maa.ne lha r.ceaz bat- tb erauud uatauabla for tte ea .ay-
 TAe French again aHa duWH riae away at the cnvrons eff Rove. oEs of the straas PalHt- oE tae 5anme- Ossa front. the capture ot winch deuhfIesa would cause Che gHynE u2 hy The enemy ot rle eE.5re sliea. ftaW Che Semms in the n9u4 70 Nogon fe.a1sas.le Rove lo =tae= aotta .nd St N"I to tae=s =s7dh h of Boyr hath hete bean e4a#ured ae the French. dra n5fe ta desperate Ie- tauec of Tae G.Hans. Uaa Roye, liae HapanHe, H tae HoFa apparent 1E&s ia d#Heea# q #he.as p.Head oF If tAc Ins iR aa er3elopiuE 5oyc usn,- More than eao paiaoaetz wete ssh.a lS lAe French ia th> e9efa- tIon.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
SOMETHING HE WON'T FORGE
Soldiers Fooliabnoss a Using q Mask Bag for Nal Pouch Neafy
 Cost HIm His Life.

Don't earIy anything in your s1 Ina bag that doesa't belong thfl1 That isn't general e-daf, but ' fruit 8f q. lcast one Htns ezpefieasa
 Hr had gone over Che Top on [. fral- Somebody aeI.el gas; on as, s' tl5e mask. He hit ,ns1 l. clamPed 2 nose on tieht. and started to oreaus Thai ia. he tried te. iar sefefal 1'l ', uizlns minutes h. struggled to sel so ~ through t. And thea=he found Il '' a lalsc alarm. ,.
 Thanking his stars that II a'l9 a been real attac', to be end'rea ". v. safe,y appliance ,hlt was as 'l' \ caroas as the German pizen itseh' . went tn his lieutenant at the nfS v. Z portunlty and toll hIm .lat the ''' didn't work.
 Thr lieutenant looaed ai H.
 "Whatg thisT' he osfrd. 1,
 From tle slot at gae base ., :. ' reqpirator he drew #ita=ffafd 'aa' ' stuck fhcre.
 Now try IT," hn eait'.
 Ii worked That man isn't usins . mask bag for q mail pouch any ''' Stars and Stripes.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
TAX RECEIPTS SHOW
 INCREASE FUR 1913
DUE TO INCREASED ASSESS MENTs BY ASSESSORS IN MOST
 EVERY COUNTY IN STATE.
UNIVERSITY GETS St90.7301O
Treasurer MeDantel Stated That S3,- 460,659 Has Been Paid Into Treas ury During Present Quarter
 Highway Fund S2f755t49.

Little Rock With only five taN collectors yet 10 make annual reports With tho stale, 1t was announced at Inc treasurers office that the receipts this year eX- ceeded 1917 receipts by at least $50. 000 This Is due largely to the in creased assessments made by asses sors in nearly every county Of thr state. Treasurer Mcdaniel stated that g, 460 659 has been paid into ths treasury during the present quarter.
 The money was credited to the fol- lowing funds: University of Arkan- sas, $190, ,730I0; common schools. $1, 291 255.38; capitol, $t5T35, interest sinking fund. $53,6S938; general re- enue funds, $457 795L54; Confederate pension, SS60 95l.61; sinking fund. s53 ,690S4; University of Arkansas branch normal and medical depart ment. s476S399; State Normal, S47- 6S3g3; First District Agricultural School, $476S385; Second District Agriculture, 476S3s7, Third Aggie School, $47.5S3.S0; Fourth District School, $476S3.S1; highway fund, $217.5514S.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
Nini!ance Denart1ert.

Washington. Ta round up hpn- dreas If wild cat and unautaorzal
 issues Of ~1oef- and bonds, compel promoters 10 7Ha#it tHase to govern utnt l"TjeA. tho Capital is-ues Com mittao# #cHa35aa- ela} N4riianee De- rrtment which rfms to establish agents in practically every city 10 To pert in advance on business pfopost- tors involving capital expenditures.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
Sugar Enough To Last

Washington. No additional rp- Lou ehotders and the p4hNe aeRafala= NH be necessary. Food Admn.5le.- tor Hoover announced. -beemae ;,4-Ha
 plenty of sugar lo eara fer dome uc 1Hd allied wants, provided ta prs-eut conservation measure =ef te- pounds person moutLly ar Ct9 Gnucd
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
...m Rarce LII. soon.

Chicago, Edwin $. Conway, chair man of the Boart. of Water Resource Advisers. announced that within g days there will be a line Of power boats and barges plying between Chi caso and St Louis, carrying merehan- disc from the Great Lakes 10 the Mtssissippi river.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
TnNas AsLe rsn nnn

Austin, Tex The Sjata Council ot Defense late today adopted a resolu- tien calling the attention Of President Wilson and Congress to drouta con. ditions in west Texas and urging Congress 10 appropriate $50l0o0.pc0 for relief
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
-ne-LeLonina Soldiers

Va HiusloE- ioBHent hat- tetaa7 aaFo been established at 4r- m" tre .une camps fa bring about tHo evoWgr possible utilization or meh physically disqualified for general military service The War Dopst- mcnt announced that about .9ao00 men already have been transferred 10 the nt# org njz9tans
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
Smut Causes pamaae.

Washington. l. is reported from Uruguay that the wheat crop in that country has been damaged 10 the ey- tent of $500 090 by wheat smut Tho damage is confirmed by the Uruguay an Department of Agriculture,
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
Airnlano Ambulance

Washington Airpiane anbh- Iances to carry injured aviaiors quickly from the scene of an accident to a field hospital will be provided al all flying fields.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
Won't Seize Savinos.

Washington - Reports that the government might cordscate savings deposits were denied by Secretary McAdoo and denounced as probably ierman prOpaganda
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
To Train Students.

Washington. Educational instl. tutions named by the War Depart ment as having qualified to accept men for the students army training corps include the Southwestern No. mai School. Weatherford Okla
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
Seven Killed. Many Hurt.

Au Atlantic PoFt.-Seven men were Killed and several are said 10 have been injured by the bursting of T steam pipe on an American transpoI. lying at dock here
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
Lose 10000 Men in Two Months.

London Austrian losses on tha British front in Italy between June 15 and August 15 were 10000. accord ing to adyices received here. British casualties in the same period totalei 2.500. il is said.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
Ford Plants Offered

Detroit. Mich. The Ford Motor Company has offered its 2l a~sciub- ing and service plants in various paris of the country 10 the govern m,nt One of the Eastern plants ai- ready has been accepted by the goY. ernqent. it is stated, and is being used iE tho production of gas masks.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
Momnn Motor Drlvers.

Washington Women motoI driv- ers for overseas service to tho mum. ber If 200 will be sent 10 France during the next ajX months bH the American Rcd Cross.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

An offer to take the entire half mil lion-dollar issue required for the coL- struction of the proposed bridge across the Arkansas river at the foot Of Garrison avenue at Fort Smith was made by l. II. Nakdimen, on behalf of the City National Bank, of winch he is president.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
Aues4,- dn. Nnt SnnI,

Wa.Ein-fln- Nosd H.aeh=J tAa Nazs Department GHat 5Ire =Aaa ei3a steamer Wes.hff3ss etEpe5aal Ii forsen wategs August l5s atd Hpe suA and had managed to rea4 por,
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

rho farmers chautanqua will oe held at Batesville September 13 ami A. The girls and boys canning, pig and corn clubs will hold a special program on the 18th. when 600 men, bers composing the clubs of the coun- ty will form a program, and entertain with rally.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

Mrs. r. NJ Garvin Of Harrison or tho Woman's Council of Defense is compiling record of every soIdle~ from Boone county. She Is reqaest- ing the families of the boys 10 send photographs, newspaper clippings, a short biography or fcttefs of unusual interest.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
Fuel For Annnnc

Washington. - Fuel for the heat ing of homes will head the new prior ities list being prepared by the var industries board, Chairman Baruch announced.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
ALLIES PUNCTURE
 HINDENBURC LINE
ALL COUNTRY SOUTH AND WEST OF THE sOMME RIVER IS
 FREE OF THE ENEMY.
ENEMY LOSSES TERRIBLE
At One Point Tommies Have Effecte5 Crossing of the somme--ln Lys Sa- Iient Noote Boom Has Been Tax
 en Germans Getting Out.

London. - TroO, of Field Marshal Haig crossed the Hindenburg line to the south of Bullecourt. In the Lys salient the British are reported 70 have taken Noote Boom, three mics south of Bailleul. The Germans have retreated from the town of Bailleul.
 Longatte and EeoustSt. Main, southwest of Bullecourt, are reported to have been captured by the British. All the country south and west of the river now is free of the enemy.
 The fighting British armies again smashed their way forward all along the line. There has been very heavy fighting almost everywhere between the Somme and Scarpe rivers, and under the force of repeated blows, de- livered with machine-like precision, the foe has been forced to abandon many more town positions and large strips of ground.
 Once more the Germans have snf fered terrible losses The British have freed all the country south and west of the Somme, the last Germans being driven behind the river. Even there the enemy is not finding rest, for the British have crossed the stream at least one place south of La Chapellette.
 From Peronne seuthWard first the British cannon and the French guns are hurling projectiles. big and litt'c, on the other side of the river
 Just north of the Somme. after 1t turns to the west at Peronae. the British have captured Ciery and are pressing on toward peronne.
 North of Sofssons French troops captured Hnl 159. and they new hold all the high ground betweea Seissens and Leury. according 10 inz formation received from the battle front.
 Riaches. on tha south bank of the samme and about q mile from Pe- ronuo. has been captured by iied Marshal Uaigs forces British treoI have entered Lasbe5ufs and patrols have passed through Narsal to tae southeast.
 British troops pushed forward ir n eastealE direction from Bapaamn Tla British have made further ad- vafeas H1= =tae na Hh If L#H=. ~ es8 rIace they pushed forward for ats- tauce of Ido0 9af3 Le TsaDsioT. sa Ge naaaHmeFaranra highread. Was reported fo h4ye hen caa.Hrs3
 Fires indicating 1sa s.rHaa5aal Of the Germans oA tae northern end of ta# Bl6sh front and ezp eaHg n tbe Ly- salient arc buu.ur N4ut " p'asItas Ha5e harn observed bs.Ad tae enemy lines.
 Tn. Germans hae ben driven he- hind ae R4tee sam@a= everywhere along inc British front TAe whole western bank E in tfe posses sion af Feaa Marshal IIeias troops and at on place iuzt a8h of La tHaFol- lc.e a British force las crossed D tbe east bank
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
Duties Suspended.

Washington X House biH suS- pending customs duties on Red Gross imports was passed by the senate anu sent to President Wilson for his ap- proyal.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
German- -r-i...-..l. Treate.

Amsterdam Germany ia- cen oudnd d CouGaaeAI aaHaeMeHt with Fulard for six mauaaa faeltAs Fan@N- T6tc unless e=pauy gAes rotiee of termination.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
Accounted For.

"rhc young officer over there Y, like he was submerged III crowd. -
 Naturally. he's il sub marine.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

Ky proclamation the governor made a deficiency appropriation of $5,06o for the maintenance of extra clerical assistance for the state aud.torial de, partmont.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05
FOR HURRIED READERS.

FOR HURRIED READERS.
 George C. Payne of Monticello has received letter from his son, Lieu tenant Commander $. <. Payne, r. $ N. In which the officer tells of what seems to have been an attempt te poison him. Lieutenant Commander Payne and his wife. with several oth- CT officers, were dining in NeV York hotel on August ! If is heliey. ed that waiter pnt polsSn into a glass of water. intending thatonp of the officers should drink il. IL hap pened that Mrs Payne got the gldss, of poisoned water. She Was taken violently ill q sHort time after drfuh ing the WaSet and only strenuous work by physicians saNod her life
 Game Warden Graham EurnAam # Glenwood has issued ell te AHr1- CTS and owners of hunting hounds throughout Pike, Montgomery Clark. Hot Spring. Howard anG Garland counties 10 gather for a=ercat fe1=dsg- wolf drive The drive F. erg8ajzed for the purpose If 1jds.ns tiat ser- tion of HalFe e..ea #haRa f#e~aasesi of late and have killed good de4 af live stock
 h order 5hat tho va..s If H.e l..a- cd States rood NaHzr5#z#s #siaa may be impressed upon tHea @6aj.E the courg District I5elr sz tiarIg#e2 on September l7 to 70. State Iosj Administrator Hamp WlIom# bas as- ranged az one ef its Mr G.a@t g special boot in ehaze oI taase ats- cfally connected NHa la,= .oi@nH fs. ton.
 The acreage sl4en 10 @ aft#e te.u crops grown m oaH.a'a re#a 5a year shows zth EHu4' in.r a.s over tbe acrease sven ta tas pla crop lasf year.= sIae iHeeea raa=e from 20 to .e1 pr eeHt. 0He e.er shows a Geeeeaas TBe.H waz :5 per cent deerea4e fa tae ,sagt-e planted to soy beans
 The Cowaa Barren n#Yelopm Company, wlHeA l. doing deep Ha# prospecting on GuAa9 E1rtH@, be tween Rush and Ae1lHl3e#aa.a +lna some holes as =deep as tta le,t.. ts,N have struck some Eere F.ea teGe of ore at sha'lu1er lfyHls. He#s .t il being higl el4le -eA
 Mrs. David Brown ef Leslie foant an egg in her heHAouse recently ta1r is attracting much atimlaD- On oa- side oG the egg is the feUro U -0r= dier with suug lead.ae to n'ed. On the reverse s5de Ire I- tue nun eral XVIII
 "AunI Lear -WHHa@s. negroes. about 90 years old. lefr her t0a grandchildren, aged Il months alone in her cabin at Gillen On re,uHl- ing she found ouo child burned to death but the other had eraWl,d ta safety
 Residents of Flint township met at Springtown last Week and held a pro gram in honor of the 22 young men from that township who are ia mil tary service X service flag was dcd- ieated.
 W. A. Walker of Rogers has ship- ped the first carload Q, Jonathan ap- pies to leave Benton county this sea son. The shipment Went 10 AEd, Okla
 A report of the summer school being held at Magness shows an CT. rollment of lS2 students. With an a4s ,F
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

Residents ef Flint township met at Springtown last week and held pro gram in honor of the 22 young men from that township who are ia miH- tary service. X service flag was dcd- ieated.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

The name of "Germantown," the first station north of Morrilton. has been changed to Point Remove" by the citizens.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

The Carlisle Independent says the rice crop around Carlisle th.s year is the best on the prairie.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

The NJ. X \. A. railroad has an- neuneed rate of one and one-half times the regular rate for the reeu- Iar rate for the round trip to the North Arkansas district fair 10 He held al Harrison September F to .C
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

W. A. Walker of Rogers has shp- ped the first carload ot Jonathan ap- ples to leave Benton county this sea son. The shipment went 10 AGd, Okla.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

J Lewis Cook. superintendent of the Ozark Manganese Company. from Duluth. Minn., has closed deal for q large tract of land for mineral pUr- poses and will begin the operation of the same at an early date
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

Aunt Lear Williams. nggFeas. about 90 years old lafr her t0o grandchildren, aged t4 months alone in her cabin at GHle1 on re,nrl- ing she found onn ch1d burned to death but the other had eraWl,d ta safety
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

A report of the summer school being held at Magness shows an CT. rollment of 1S2 students, With an average attendance of 142.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

The first bale of cotton 10 be ginned at Clarksyille this season was sold for 5S cents q pound.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

The ladies of the Wynne Red Crcss have established a canteen at the Wynne aviation landing field Cool ing drinks and ices and other refresh ments will be served the aylators who land there
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

Sold f4 30 7ssrs. Foa EuG8l', cEnIS kD Ea
 A..o F.as C.ztszl strsz...,lsa.ss leaia A MDn;Sa
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

The acreage #it-r to % If stfe ff.n crops grown Hu 6aae.a'a ceHH9 5a year shows sub .sHl. .Eaas over the 8crease sven ta tas ula crop last NJar.. Y4e iHeeea Gaa=s from 20 to 20 pr eeHt. 0He et7r shows a aeeHease There Naz #5 per cent deeees~e in fle .sfet-r planted to SOY lgans.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

The Cowa9 Barren AETelopm Company. wlHea l. doing degp 1rzf prospecting on CoAao GautH4, he- tween Rush and AaAlsHe. ae58 e}ns some holes as deep as 600 le,f. ta,v have stuek some very H.ea aepa .-s of ore al shaIlo4er ley.H. mos n it being hicl glade 4eh
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

Mrs. David Brown ef Leslie foant m egg in her =heHaoHse recently tG7r is attracting much atimlaD- On oa- side os the eee ts the tEDro H a -0I= dier with sHug leadlae to n'ea. On the reverse side jbe i- tue nun eral XVIII
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

Six Wynne young ladies have vol untcered as Red Cross nurses. They are Misses Fife Echols, Hazel Gun ningham, Grace Moorlock. Laura Hughes, Gotha Cook and Nonnie Ray.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

pa@d X GradAam of Warren hls been eeapPojnted hy the governor IS a member of The state Baard of Eda- cation Nr Eradham Is m attorney of Warren and has represented Brad Icy county in tho.state legislature for tho plst three terms
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

A total of 1000 cattle were dipped ill Franklin county last week Seven carloads were shipped from Ozark and II carloads from Charleston dur- ing the month. The shipments were to St. Louis and Kansas City.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

Isaac Mcclellan, negro who died near Kerr recently, is said 10 have been 1&0 years of age. The negro claimed to have been born January 22, 17SS.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05

The canatoupr crop ot ftmpsfead eauHF heaait mere money ths Eesr than n aag pre,Iaus Naat Nsns aeaaers netf@d =uat5 1H.n $2Ho pr 4ela Iga.a tHsereP
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-05-15
BOARD OF TRADE TO
GET ALLIED FLAGS
Four New Members Elected at Di-
rectors Meeting Several Com
mittees Report Work Under Way.

The directors Of the board of trade
met last night in the board of trade
rooms. f. II. Crane presided in the alb
sence of President Hunt Most of the
members of the board attended.
-Four new members were elected: B.
6. Baldwin, Frank NJ Cram, W. Buell.
Perry and Charles A. Perry.
The lack of allied flags in Brattle-
boro when any celebration takes place
IS noticeable, and Glenham Jones was
appointed to take action on the mat.
ter. 1t has been rather embarrassing
to have speaker of foreign nationality
here and not display his flag along
with our own. In London when the
American troops paraded, the only flag
floating over the British war office was
Old Glory. 1t is hoped that some way
may be devised whereby BrattleborC
can have at least the flags of Britain
| France, Belgium and Italy ready fol
occasions where their use is required
Several of the committees reported
that work was we'll under way and an
nouncement will be made later Of tn,
work DONE