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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1918-12-12
ALLIES ARE FED
BY SELF DENIAL
Generous Doing Without in
America Supplied Food
to Europe.

Exports from this country since II
entered the war have kept starvation
from Allied Europe and have iaain
tanned the health and strength of thooc
who have been bearing the brunt "t
our battles, So that they could hold
out 10 victory Now that hostilities
have ceased we must assume the add
ed burden of keeping starvation from
increasing It's toll upon the millions
who have been liberated from the
Prusslan yoke Famine would undo
the work which has been accompt>te"
in freeing the world for democracy. No
stable government can be established
and maintained by nation harassed
by hunger. A starving people turns
to rioting and anarchy. Food has
given strength and courage to the ma
tions fighting for democracy; 1t must
now give the nations strength and
tranquility 10 re-establish themselves
In freedom and democracy.
Without our help II would have been
absolutely impossible for the Allies TO
ID .intain a living ration. Since our
entry into the war we have been con-
tributing largely to the support OF one
hundred and twenty million people
whose normal food supplies have been
cut off, whose production has fallen
almost 10 the vanishing point, whose
fields have been devastated by Ger
many. The food exported from the
United States In the past year has
been sufficient to supply the complete
ration of twenty-five million people.
II is hard to grasp the magnitude
and significance OF the assistance
which has been lent the Allies b. the
patrioHc. voluntary service of the
American people. The food We sent
abroad last year would have been sut-
hcient to feed one-ffth of our popula-
ton. And this was done in spite Of
the fact that we entered the Year with
short crops Our surplus was practi-
cally nothing. An overwhelming pro
portion of the food that left this coun-
try last year was saved out of the nor
NAL home consumption OF our own
people.
In spite of difficulties met In inter
nal transportation and shortage OF
ocean tonnage our food exports last
year amounted 10 a figure that a few
years ago would have been unbelieva-
hle. Even the most optimistic element
of our population faced with anxious
CONSERVATION the prospect which
opened before us with the beginning
Of the 1917 harvest year.
The American people have not been
compelled 10 save. They have been
appealed to on the basis of humanity
and Of patriotism. They have re-
sponded voluntarily.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1918-12-12
WILL GIVE COMFORT KITS.

Because OF lim'sai Il an on the
transports the Army has VOW barred
comfort kits froIJ the personal bag.
gage Of soldiers. However S.ace
these have furnished such zeal
comfort aud pleasure to our boys
the American Rel Cross is arranging
for as large FIRE .'tt shipments of these
as possible to hc distributed througl
its Foreign Commissions For these
have made uni crsal appeal. one big
burly soldier boy WAS as pleased as
punch over ssHe simple puzzle that
had been slipped into the haS he drew
Still another instance is told of o
soldier boy who came from the trench
covered With CRIME and dirt and with
not even as much rs n toothbrush In
his possession. When he was handed
a comfort Kit with comb, brush and
even toothbrush his JOY knew no
bounds. and he Immediately made a
mental allotment from his next pay
day to go 10 the American Red Cross.
which had proved his friend In his
hour OF need
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1918-12-12

RED CROSS ROLL CALL
Is SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS

OF all the observances of =
y Christmas the American peonle =
n have known the one This wear =
will he most IN kpcping with the !;
4 trur snirit of The dav Self cen e
n tered exchanging of Gifts will be 1
4 little in evidence because our \
n resources are pledred TO much /
r. more important use 4
The Red Cross Christmas Roll 4
Can is conceived in the new \
4 LIGHT When the American man. 4
= woman or child Days the pomi- .
r naI membership dues the action h
r. far transcends an ordinary con 4
r tribution Wherever people are 4
r starving wherever they are sick. 4
u wherever they lack shelter the 4
y Red Cross Christmas Roll Call 4
4 VIII stand for renewed home and h
4 the promise of eftfracious relief. K
T. How necessary then that the 4
\ answer Of the American ueonle 4
= sbo,IIa he overwhelming Tie r
ono,tnt If money raised is sec 4
= ondary The world will measure 4
j. orr humanitarian purpose hy the 4
q number Of pomes enrolled. If 4
h the word goes out that FORTY \
= MILLION Americans have Joined 4
q fha Rod Cross or II greater num- 4
Der all mankind will be revived 4
= nv the practical proof of our 4
h tdealism. r
r Those who have been on tho +
= firing IIne know that the work 4
r of the Red Cross will not end 4
r with the nrocIaimInR of peace. 4
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1918-12-12

Besides such incidental benefits as
the Improvement In figure and health
that we've reaped from our meatless,
wheatless days. think OF the fun we've
had out OF them-the new crop OF
jokes, jihes, topical songs and car
ICONS 10 replace the mother-ln-law
Joke ana the boost to our reputation
for ready humor.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1918-12-12

Our store is crammed with Furniture, Rugs,
Carpets and the like that we bong hit early this year,
and prices much lower then tran now, it
will pay you to visit us for your wants in these
lines before you make your purchases.
We realize that we must unload this merchan-
disc ~ feel that goods will begin to decline
time soon, going to make VERY
LOW prices beginning December 10Th.
This stock &C insists mainly of Iron Beds, Springs,
Mattres Dining Tables Bullets, Library Tables.
Rockers, Chairs, Davenports, Art Squares, Rugs,
Book Cases, Badr DOM Suits Dressers, Chiffoniers,
Dressing Tables, priced from the lowest to the best
grades.
REMEMBER, we are SOLE dealers in Pres
colt for the BRIDGE & BEACH Stoves and Ranges
BEST ON EARTH.
Don't foil to come in and see us, we will save
you money or Furniture.
NE u aef<s = ,ussnv
: = !: g .g o. q ! & 60
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09

beim llmfobren oieIes Sops pprge.
tpmmen, unb apif9en 700 unb 800
Meni9en babel umgetommen iino!
9enn @tiirme unb yfe6el limb bGuz
fige 8~ebrobungen auf bieien 5abrten,
BON ipel9en man ipo6l audi fiinftig
in Motrofens &reiien nod man4e
auFregeubeu Gei4idten er5GbIen piro.
Der neue &onol aber bannt bieies
9eIpenit enbli9 aus Der @irtli4teit.
@r lit minbeitens 100 SUB an
8oben brett, unO Die Siefe betragt
Sund9it 20 SUB, Miro aber balo ouf
% SUB ge6raGt uno lam f4on leBt
BON 6eina6e alien &iteni9iffen bes
nltbt perDen. llnb n~0tigenfalls tonn
er g%eniigenO eripeitert perOen, paB ioz
gar HieIenzS 9ln4tf4iffe Der 3uz
tunft 6inbur9tommen t6nnen.
IS Iinb IL Millionen Dollars =
in runoer Summe = fit Oeu &onol
au~fgepenbet porben, trobOem man
Die @rbauung pcm StanOpuntte pes
Sngenieurs notwithstanding lei4t
fano. Ollie m0gliaen S9pierigtei>
ten paren porousgeiogt tpOrben, pie
rieiige SelsblOde unter Der S6ers
flG9e bes Wafiers, Sreibfano u. I.
IN. aber es aeigte fi4, baB biefe ges
fiir9tunsen erOBtenteils eingebiloet
paren, = gum Slid fir bisienigen,
mel9e bic 4rbeiten unmittelbar auss
oufii6ren bdttenl
Mber cine onbere urfa9e er9Dhte
bic &oftfpieligteit bes Wertes beOeus
tenb. Man mubte ii3 nGmli9 NIT
Der g 9aOen : 8obn abfins
ben, pel6e bos betreffenbe Sal an
brei @tellen iiberquert bate. Sie
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09

felt Der Gpporct ihon etpns gebo'
RIGGS Dor, o6nc idUcrfdaig 81 leiIl.
g%tomentlif picle 6o1rroO : &lcbbd'
Der BON beute unO iriibcr oilrlten
ibre SreuOc an ibm bobcn, meltr
iie nidt etpa gcgcn Die unmitteI'
bare Sii6lung nit Der 8nlier ell
8orurteil boben.
@enn sic Woi6ine geoifnct mo
ge6rauHsfdDig gcniadt it, rrbt Der
gauge Glopp.Go6men, Der Gerpe'
gungs . WedanismlS uno Der
Sis = ale aus elmer r%OltIidlercn
3ulammeniebung bon aluminium
unO 8ron5e genlodt - oui 5rpel
5igarrenf0rmigen Gdipimm . Sol'
tern, wie 8iguru 5cigt. Gicie liltO
ben &outiGuf, boben aber eincIl
l~leber5eug bon molierOidtcm ourt'
len Seoeltud. Gle fabrcnOe Ber-
Jon iitt ouf einem dbnliden tleineI
SotteI, pie er audi 5u icOem &C.
iuobnliden 3peiroO gebort, nnO re-
giert oen genegun9s : Wte6oniS-
mus, cine &ettenraO 8orri6tung,
leift nit Sen &dnOen.
Die beiagten S1mimm SolIter.
BEL oeren Seriteulng ale i6arfen
aanten unO @den uermieoen NOR
Ben lin0, ruben leift 9enug ouf Dem
8aIier, 6uB Der Oieiter ODER Die
Getterin bel nidt 81 GROCER Sdnel-
Iiafeit in pOlfUmmener Stiae uor'
mdrts fommen fam. SauptiGdlid
inter SinpeiS auf oieien umItanO
ba6en Die @rfinoer Die Moidjire
|turf fir militdrii6e SerpenOung
empiobIem rnO 5uglei6 AUDI fir
gSilOgefliigel-SGger 9t6er iuetn
ser apparnt oaeS %Ieiitet, mos er
OerIprift, 10 6iirite er 6aIO iibcrau,
NO er in oen Morft fommt, wcnig'
items fir Iommerli6e 8erpenOun9
ie6r oolfStiimlid) mer0en, bel Sung
un0 @lt.
@ie mitgeteilt miro, bot mon
6ei %robefobrten mn Dem gGoIa-
marine" cine @ei6wln0igfeit Bis gu
12 Wleilen pro StunOe %er5ielt; bod
lift Dies nur BEL o0Gig rubigcm 8al-
Ier gu ertparten. Inter iolden llm'
ItGn0en mod)t Ser Bropeaer Ger
M}aiGine an sic t%ouienO llmore6uu'
gen in Der Winute.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09

On Der norbpeitli4en &iiite Der
Ser. Stooten, 6%eionbers in Oregon
unb am puget>@unb %entlang, 6uben
bic 8obrmuf4eln lange Sabre oos
SnterelIe bon Sori4ern erregt, tpel4e,
am @%orftranb iiBeno. feft3uitellen
iu9ter, tpie bic npbolas" bas 1T
Der piIienf8oftlt9e Name fir Oieie
MuI9eln - ii9 in bic Sonbiteinz
5eIstlippen eigentIid einbo6ren.
ipel6e ibre 8~s6aufunsen bilben, unb
porum iie ii9 geroOe bieie 6eIsper>
lieBe gu @obnun9en auspdblen, pdbs
teno Ncres bon observation-disclosures
gen i6nen &oum genug bieten mir
ben.
@rit in notwithstanding neuer 3eit
interefiieren ii9 uu3 5eini4medsr
fir bieie 8p6rmuf6eln. Senn tie
6aben gefunoen. baB bas Sleii4 bic
fer Mui4eln iebr cart unb fib 1T.
Simmer 6eliebter pirb es namentli4
in @eitolt BON Suppe, nel4e ols
~5eIss @ufternfuppe" an Oielen nOrO=
peItli9en StronbplGBen gu BADEN 1T.
Die 8O6rmuf4elnsSGg fragen aber
ni6t oarnod, pie Ii9 bic p6olas in
bic 0elfen einbo6ren, ionbern piels
me6r, pie tie am beiten beraus@
3utriegen linb. 9enn bos 1T
~fpineafnIIa fphr fpihtl
Ni9t ielten pirb cine Spren9un9
nit Opnamit angetpenoet, I'm
biefen 3ped gu erreiAen; aber mei>
items begniiat mar fi9 nit Der 8ez
nuBung zines 8re9eiiens ober elmer
SpiBurt.
Ser @orrat an bieier Mui6eln
mirb, namsntliG an ben @eitooen pes
pugetsS unoes, pObl ni3t 70 balb
erf90pft perben. Gum 8enub GEE
BORT iibri9ens au3 Die rt3tige GU
6ereitung.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09

Der u%nnebmcn. cine 9tbari oes
DI9igsetai. be8 Sdl6eIels Oes innes
rem QIisns. Sie O9ren - OieIe linb
ollerbings ui&t geroOe 5ierli4 =
unb bic SuTe 9ebDrsn Der Spe3tes
.equus", penn aud Der &opf bid.
Der 9olS geroOe unb fur5, uno Der
Riiden nenig eingeIentt lit. pie
MGbne 1T gegsn bic Oe5 GIels 8iems
lid lang, itebt ober aufredt. fDie Bel
ienem, aud feblt Der S4opf OoIls
tdnbig. 9osegen TinD Die &oitonien
(Sornpar5en) an allen pier 6iiBen
Dor6onoen. 8emertenspert lit cine
aiemlt9 itorte, bartortige 8e6uarun9
6es 9eblgonges. @u4 Der lange
@3peif lift gang nit 9oaren 6eIeBt
bic oben o~lleroing5 tur5 limb, ii9
ober mad benz S4pon3enbe bin per-
ldngern. Sm Winter tragen Die
Giere Elm f9mubigsgraues. iebr bi9s
tes, 5ottiges WolItleiO. Ra6 Der
@bboorung i'm Triibjabr erfdeint Der
aDrper nit fur5en feinen 9aaren BON
foblbrdunli9er Sarbe beoedt, ipdbs
reno Der Baud unb Die S9nou5e
peiB bleiben. 9as pr3emoIstisPferO
bilbet bemno9 piellei6t bic utterite
Mrt bes YferbeS BEL ieinem uebers
0onge 3u ben @feln, be3fp. ben 9albs
eIeln, unb forbert als Iol9es bic
8ea9tung Der 9ippologen.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09

cine 9lrt @oIicr-3meiroo, Die fir
cine Icbr bieIieiti9e 8erwenoung I'M
Srie0en uno i'm &riege beltimmt
lit.
NlQe Mrten gerGuI6loier SGtigfeit
ouf DEM 8aiier, bon Der AuSfun'
Dung elmer ieinOliden a%iilteniiitie
bis gum So9en zines Sdtpormes
mil0er @nten. nit elmer 8cpegungS'
G6neuigfeit bon etiua IL Weilen
pro Stunoe, ioIcn ii6 nit Dem
vGutamarine" iebr erfolgrei6 un0
obne beIonoere Miibe betrei6en lal-
len; uno ou6 iiir bloBc Gergnu-
gung8 . 3mede ioa OieieS 6obr3eu9
ouSge5eidnet ieiu. Defenders ooS
lebtcre ideint na6 einem Der beige
ge6encn 8iloer nidt 5pciicI0aft 81
lein. Gar monde ser 9elerinncr
pGre mobl gerne oil einem IdonerL
marmen Sonmertoqe ON Ger Stcae
beS MnnneS, meldlcr 10 pergnilgt
ouf Dem @oiier- 3meiroO iidl micgt,
ME BON einem 8oar GeIp6ine &C.
trogen!
9icie flcine Goufcnoiaiia . @u.
idine, mcId1e iibrigcns I'M &c.
erollGsfcrtigcn 3ultan6e 5iemlidI
oroB orsiiebt, lit 3uiammenflappbnr
rno fam in oiefer gerfoliung Ieidt
in elmer gem0bnrturen SonOtaidc
mitgetrogen meroen; iie micgt, aQeS
in oGem. niht iiber % SfunO; uno
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09

Son0el8fommer 5iert. Ser inter
6ielem a46 ouf inherent 8iIoe iidt-
bare Sries lit Elm @erf oeS 8ilo-
hauers ban Sill unO periinn6iloIidt
sic 5reuoen unO 2eioen Oes Son-
bells. 9ie 9imeniionen Der neuen
90rIe Iin0 gang beOeutenoe. go
miBt ibre 2GngSieite 140 Meter, Der
Sool ser @oreub0rle oaein lit d.
@eter lang, 2212 Neter brett uno
% Meter bod. Senner bebaupten.
0oB 8erloge nit ieiuer @mIteroo-
mer 9orie oero0e3u eincn neuen
StiI fir @ebGuOe, Oie lid in Sen
9ienit oes Sanoels iteuen, geidai-
fen hot.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09

iiberseraui4t iino. baben bod ni4t
Dermo9t, oas pirtli9e nod BON fets
ner &ultur beribrte 8ilopfero Don
Der @roe psri4pinben gu MADDEN.
Der Jog. nSarpan", tatid6li4 elm
MilppferD i'm 9egenfaB gum oerpilz
berten Yferb, eriitierte Bis our W}itte
bes porigen Sabr6unberts, tpenn audi
nur nod in perein3elten Gremplaren
in SiibruBIanO, ipe3ieIl ben propin~
zen Gberfon un0 Sourien. @r lit
bort gar3 aus8eitorben, ni9t eins
NAL elm &no9en bon inn pirb me6r
gefunben. gr Fat Der forti9reitens
ben &ultur, Der agrarii4en 8ebeu<
tung ieiner MeioepldBe psi9en mill
fen. &u9 in Si6irien fano man
Diefe Siere maiien6aft, = au3 bort
fino iie perbrdngt pproen. Ra9
Spanoff unb BON Moerber foil Die
Rreu3ung Der milbIebenoen Surpons
nit ben bortigen Acknowledgement
pferbe9erben Der NomaDenp0lter in
fol6em Grabe bGufig getpOroen fem,
bnb Der gegenpdrtige Sppus bes iibiz
Sarpan obne 3peifel BON
feinem urfpringli9en obpei6t. 8ieIs
fo9 aber ging Die Soae bon einem
i'm 9ineiif9en Surfeitan, in ben benz
See Qob>Io3 nabeliegenoen Steppen
in qrpben ]9eroen lebenoen @ilos
BON nel9em nod ME elm
in Menf heHbdnpe 9efoms
men iei, oa cs auBsrft fteu unb Oors
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09

aud unieren 2eiern idon Dem 9iloe
na6 entgegentreteu. @infa6beit
un0 b0dite 3pedmGBigfeit, 0os ma-
rem Die @eii6tspmfte, sic Sen
Sdopier 0eS impoiantcn gaues
beim @ntmerfen ieiner BIGne Ieite,
ten, uno ser auf 5000 gfG6len ri.
benoe Gieien6au bat Ole @rportun-
gen, Die man in 8erIoges i60pferi-
ides Salient iebte, %gI1n3en0 erfiiat.
Yin STEELE OeS JOINT iibIiden gricfi.
ld1en SempeI6alles, sen aud Nm-
iteroams oIte 90rie nuf5rrpciien bot
tie, 1T Ser alte boudnOiide 8af-
iteinbau getreten, un0 man fam es
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09
neberflafiis.

Gin Spfnarr Der &Dnisin glifas
BETH fpra9 einmal oll5u bermeffen.
0a traf i'm bic ungnabe ieiner
9errin.
No4 Ginger 3eit aber erbarmte
ie ii9 Inn ben armen Seufel, lieB
i'm tpieber bor ii9 erf9einen, fagte
ober itrens gu ibm:
.@illft bu bi9 tiinftis nod einz
NAL unterite6en, 8emerfungen iiber
meme @uffibrung gu ma4en9"
.glein," erptberte Der Narr tleinz
miitig, ni9 psrbe niemals me9r 10
unbef9eiOen fein, etpas BET 9ofe gu
fagen, mas fi9 in Der gan5en 9tabt
2onbon bic SpaBen bon ben Sd9ern
aupfeifen!!"
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09
MiaiuncmOicbHable in aanfbanierH,

9es ngerliner Saeeblatt" bonn 5.
9Sebruar idreibt: 0ie gerbaftung
Ser 8riioer emil uno @rnit StranB
sic Sen groBen SeioenoicbItabl i'm
Soule Midels C SO. periibt baben,
bat 8ur M%uffI1rung elmer sroBen
geibe bon 0ie6ItGblen aefiibrt. Die
8riirer bctten cine ar5abl iunger
2eute nm iid geiammelt II. nit Die
len planmdBig &aub6iige our9 Die
@oren. nno &~aufbauier 9erlins
unternommen. Ser 8ert Der 9eute
betrGat mebrere WiQionen Mart.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09

Sell bieier bisber unbetanuten @quiz
benort na9 ct. petersburg, tpo es
ousgeItopft unb i'm Mufeum Der
Qtooemie aufgeitellt purbe = felt
Sabrsn bas ein8ige Mertmal bon
Dem gorbanbenIein zines WilOpferz
bes, pel4es Der ruiiii6e @ele6rte po~
liofow .gquus 8r3epalsfi" nannte.
6pdter ollerbings geIong es audi
beu @e6riibern @rums9ri9imatlo
einige bieIer mertpiirbi9en Sisre in
Der Oaie @aI9un anif4en benz Stem
5@ou unb benz 4ltai gu f9ieBen.
Sin ruiiiIder SierfreunO, Serr
6oIaz5ein auf Nscania nopa i'm
tourif1en Commencement, lieB bonn
aus rein ibealem Sntereiie lebenbe
Sorpans aus Der Mungolei bolen.
inoem er bic aiiatiI9e 4rt oa pieber
importierte, mo bic e~ingebOrene euro<
pdif@e oor penigen $abraebnten
nod gelebt batte. @u3 Der Srobz
tierbdnOler 9agen6ed fanbte cine ST.
petition our GrIangung Oiefer Siere
aus. Junb 70 1T es gefommen, baB
Die bisber foit fugenbaften Pr5es
ipalstizpferbe, pel9e Or. 9ed als
unbebingte llrpilbpferbs biagnofti@
5iert 9ot, i'm 8erliner 3oolpsii4en
Sartsn gu ieben tparen.
Sbnobt na9 u~nieren gesriffen
psnig i90n. limb bieie Gquiben uns
3peifelboft pirtlide pferoe, unb
ni9t. pie Sipanoff unb BON Moer>
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09

Bolton nod Stem Yort unO unberen
otlontii9en 9dfen betrG4tli4 ob3uz
tiiraen unO peni9er gefobrpOll gu
MAIDEN.
&ein @eringerer, oIs @eprge
8ofbinston, ertonnte i4on i'm
Sabre 1776 Die @i6ti9teit zines &oz
nails BON Cape COB an unb beaufz
tragic Sbpmas Mo9in. cine entipre@
9enbe &oute gu permeffen, wel9e
gr6Bere SiAerbeit fir Die S9iffoRrt
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09

@ntf9luB, ben aanol gu bausn, su>
nG9ft feline Neutrality-suspicious.
@riinbe beitimmenb gepefen iino.
Ser &onol 1T fem Hegierungs@
inert, fonbern bas llnternebmen DON
taum einem 9albbunbert pribat6iir>
germ. Nur 8 Meilsn 1T sr lang;
aber er brinst Bottom I'm 70 M(eilen
an gfeip Yort unb ioniti9e atlantif9s
Safer ndber beran unb eripart 3eit@
unb @elO>@ erluite, bic i'm sanaen
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09
Dir ttR1tR 8nraRtnAutatrrnattt

nidt Ieuqnen. ouf oen eriten Bid
modt sic Sade einen ettpos be.
f~rcmocnoen Ginorud. 9l6er MIR oui
SEN eriten @lid. Gos @ebGrIoe SER
iGQt in 4 Souptidle, Sic 8oren-.
@ffeften., @etrei0e. itno Sdiffer.
b0rie. Ser groBe QrnOratiide Surm,
0en mir auf inherent 9il0e iebeu, lit
nit elmer eigeuortigeu farbiaen ubr
Ne6en Oieiem beiinOet
iid elm Don 0erfin6eren gemoItes
for6iges 6Gniter, Oas Sen Saul ser
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09

Sic groBe SauocISmctropoIe 9tn'
Iter6om croiiucte fire nere 9orie,
6eren 9au io6relong 0auerte uu9
ben per6GItni5mobig mn 0%cringer
aoitcuauiponO uon "a &iQionen
@ulOen 6eauipruAie. i1 Sabre
1908. Gle lit elm Y(ciiterucrt Oes
our6 ieine @riOotbolten uorteil6ait
befaamten boadnOiiGen Ar0itcftcn
@erIa9e, mno al8 IoI6cs ruiro Iie
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09

= 8eim Seiratspermitts
Ter. = 8emofte Sunefrau: r9aB
i9 trpB meiner so Mille teinen
Mann finben tann!"
.Sa, fir einsn &bf4luB aut
@runb Der Photographic piirbe bic
Summe po6l seniisen; aber bas ans
1pru6sboIle Mannspolt Derlangt im@
mer nod bic perpiinf4te &onfrons
tatipn!"
= Mfrifa. Game: rSagen
Sic, &err @%oltperneur, geben Die
2eitte bier INNER 10 = einfa9 &c.
flei0et2"
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09

&anaGz8 8 ugeielli9aft bate niat nur
fir bier Meilen neue 8abngeleiie gu
aoblen, um l~lebersdnge gu permeiben,
Ionbern iie muBte audi an Der einai>
gen @telle, ipo fi9 elm uebergang
ni9t bermeiben lieB. ndmli9 gu 8uaz.
aarb's 8ap. cine groBen @ifenbabns
Bride erri9ten, nit elmer Oeffnung
BON 100 SUB. Inter bieien nmitdn'
ben 1T bas untsrnebmen INNER nod
re9t billig setommen.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09
ueurs ma0rr- 5weiraO
gnidcincnb elm ean5 fanuies gerfebrs'
mittcl fir uielc Suede. = Sir Srteg,
@cI6dft NIB Gcr9uiigen!

Cine Ianoe Gci6e iinnreider gr'
finoungeu fir 0en @oiier-Serfc9r
lit in Sen lebten Sabren gen1oft
mor0en. Mls cine ser beiten, iomeit
ser Gin3eI-@ erfebr ouf Dem 8olier
in getroft fonmt, miro cas- nelie
iogenanute nGotomarine" bc5eidnet,
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09

S9on LANCE bate mon ben Sc
bonten ins Qluge gefnBt, cine birefte
MofferitraBe BON Der Cape Sob Bal,
Maif. no9 Der 8u33arb's gai gu
gro6en unb oomit Die Subrt pon'
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09
AM Uupp Gun Uanal.

febr bod 9stommen finb. Dor allen
aber lit gu beOenten. ouB ieOes Sobr
etlpo 100000 YofIagiere auf biefem
Bege befOrbert merben, unO boB in
SO sSabren iiber 1000 SGiffsunfGlIe
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09
DaH Mrn1tlnpfRrn.
Bon 3i9. @8oenbed.

ii4tig, felbft benz Sdgcr feline 9elss
gen6eit biete, es gu bei4lei4en. 9a
gelang es Qnfong Der 90er Sabre
Dem rufiif9en Sori4er Sberit 9r5es
polsti, Elm junges @remplar oieies
pferbes gu f9ieBen. @r ianote ooS
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09

iucr Tie 10 Iicbt, wiiroe idipcrlifj
c6ne lpcitcrcs rpiiien, mas fir elm
Nlpparot 0ieS fem ioa, i'm pielleidt
nur fir eil 0ieiiefopftiiicn ooer Ell
ncn ionitigcn fle!ncn &omiort-@c'
genItalO bolten. Aber anIgcmaht,
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09
TclsbubrcnOe MuIdJelu.

Nud cine glrt &lippenb6blen= Sctuubner.
- @ie iie crlanet unb ucripciit fuers
ben.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09

Der Ginbufer, Oas 9ferO, bat
tebenfalls in febr perI4ieOenen @pez
3ies f9on in porgefdidtli6er 3eiF
eriItiert uno 1T - p~orerit Sagotter
= fpdter bomeIti5iert porOen. Die
Sobrfaufenoe. pel6e ieitoem pora
Washington Journal., 1918-08-09

@ereiuieuug bon gu58arps Sap nnO
Cape SOB Sap.
rfopie au9 sesen ben 5einb" bies
ten piirbe. 9aran gu erinnern, TT
beutigen Gags BON b%eIonoerem Stl-
iereffe, Obtpobl fir ben totid4li9en
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-24
Wheat Marketed at Richmond
Mills is All of High Grade

Eliason sold S14 bushels of wheat, get
ting s1,71115.
The Martindale elevator bought 49,
900 bushels of wheat and the crops are
not half threshed. They paid S2.10 per
bushel and said it was the best grade
of wheat they had ever received.
Charles E. Knot has threshed "a
acres and got from 3S to 40 bushels an
acre.
Jim Stevens threshed IS acres and
got 30.5 bushels an acre.
Park zimmerman. of Walnut Level,
brought LAO bushels and 40 pounds
of wheat to the Greensboro elevator in
one day He was paid S3,655.40. He
will have 1000 bushels on SIS acres.
Paul Yundt had S18 bushels on "a
acres. 1t tested 62 pounds to the
bushel.
HAGERSTOWN, Ind, July 24-The
Clark Srothers elevator, has bought Is,
44G bushels of wheat in the last ten
days paying $40 a bushel.
John Meyers had GOA bushels, Les
ter and Lester, 629 bushels, Joe Jen-
kins, 76S bushels, Walter Miller, 524
bushels, Link Eliason S65 bushels, Lu-
Their Wisehart 666 bushels, Clarence
Harris 845 bushels, George Deubel 453
bushels, Judge Zimmerman 661 bush.
els, Nose Forest $40 bushels.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-24
DR.. la B0NTE SERVING
IN FRENCH HOSPITAL

Dr. La Bonte, who for several
years past has been a physician at
Easthaven, is now in France at a
French camp hospital. LaBonte is a
first lieutenant in the medical relief
corps.
In a letter received Wednesday by
friends in this city, he says: Il am
working harder than at any time since
| have been in the service. New men
are coming all the time and we nat
urally find a goodly number who need
work done. We scarcely ever get
man in for whom we do not have to
do something, if no more than to make
a blood count. With running the
labora tory; being mail censor, and
being on the hospital staff, l find my
time pretty nearly occupied. But u.s.
ually have time to do WORK among
the French as / have quite few pat
tents on the outside. The evenings
are very lonesome here as / can not
do any Ia boratory work after o'clock
and it doesn't get dark until nearly
ten. l am writing this when it is
nearly ten o'clock"