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The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-12-12
European War News

Vehement protests against ltalys
claim to the eastern shore or the
Adriatic as part of her share OF the
war spoils were entered at the nation
nj congress of Serbians at Chicago.
The vanguard of the American party
which will be in Paris during the ses-
sions of the peace conference sailed
from New York on the new American
steamship Orizaba. The members OF
the party included more than hum
dred newspaper correspondents ana
those who will act in secretarial ana
clerical capacity to members OF the
peace mission.
The Christiania Aftehposten says the
bolsheviki have raided the Norwegian
legation at Petrograd and stolen con-
filential papers belonging to the Nor
wegian and Swiss governments.
Foreign
II have not renowned anything and
I have not signed any document "ha1-
ever" the former German crown
prince declared to correspondent
at Oosterland.
A London dispatch says all Ameri-
can wounded in England, with the ex-
ception of about 500 of the most seri-
Gus cases, will be back in the United
states bv Christmas, according to
present plans.
The British war cabinet and the
French and italian representatives IN
London are in agreement as to the
proposed punishment of William Ho-
henzollern, the former German en-
peror, but have decided to take no &C.
tion until President Wilson arrives In
Europe.
A British fleet arrived at the port OF
Libau, in Courland, on the Baltic, says
a Wolff bureau dispatch from Berlin.
The Spanish ministry at Madrid re-
signed Tuesday.
Reports from the Baltic province Of
Esthonia say that Russian bolshevik
troops on Tuesday captured Pskov, l6O
miles southwest of Petrograd. The
fate of the volunteer northern army
was unknown.
Germany must pay war indemnity
up to her capacity, Premier Lloyd
George announced in an address at
Newca At the same time
Mr.. Lloyd George declared there
would be "sternly just peace" AS
to indemnities, the prime minister
said: 1.-THE principle always has been
that the loser must pay. That Is the
principle we should now proceed upon
regarding Germany. She must pay the
cost up to her capacity"
It is understood that the representa-
tives of all Of the ten allies, In con-
ference at the foreign ministry in
London, were unanimously in favor Of
demanding that Holland hand over to
the allies both the former kaiser and
his eldest son, the former crown
prince.
Russian bolshevfk troops have
crossed the River Narva on broad
front and have entered Esthonia, be-
tween the Gulf Of Finland and Lake
Peipus, says 4 dispatch from Stock
holm.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-12-12
the JOY or
MOTHERHOOD.
Came to this Woman aftes
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to
Restore Her Health

Ellensburg, Wash" After I was
married was not we'll for long time
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-12-12

seAA 5SS NS~s ~
the time was not
able to 60 about
Our greatest desire
was to have q child
in our home and one
day my husband
came back from
town with Q bottle
of Lydia E. Pink
ham's~,V egetable
Co ound and
wanted me to thy t.
It brought relief
FINN. NM $pn.,h0oA
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-12-12

I improved IN health 60 could do my
homework; we now have q little one, ~
Of which I owe to Lydia E. Pinkhsmsa
Vegetable Compound. - Mrs. o. S.
JoHnsoN, r. No. 8, Ellensburg, Wash.
There are women everywhere who
ds a d. th b Happiness 49,. on account q
eoupe functional disorder which In most
cases would readily yield to Lydia E.
Finkham's Vegetable Compound. :.
until they have given this wonderful
medicine 2 trial, and for spee!a! adyice
Lynn, Mass. The result of 20 years
experience is at your service.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-12-12

Russian bolshevik troops have
crossed the River Narva on q broad
front and have entered Esthonia, be-
tween the Gulf Of Finland and Lake
Peipus, says 4 dispatch from Stock
holm.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-12-12

initial investment OIL *So.sV 10 AhS
already received total of $160.70 and
still has seventeen valuable pigs.
Cloquet.-Traces Of the great fire
disaster Of Oct. ~ are rapidly disap-
pearing, ruins giving way to rebuild
ing in a manner that again shows that
the American spirit canot be downed
by any catastrophe no matter how
gigantic. Clearing away Of wrecks Of
former structures and rebuilding OF
the greater Cloquet have been going
at full steam since soon after the dis
aster. The mild weather has proved
boon to the rebuildsrs and before
extreme cold weather arrives 1t is ex-
pected q good.sized city will have
risen from the ashes Of the burned
one. There are row absUt fur hun
dred new buildings soDe UP. They are
not all shacks, some q them being
very good looking homes, and are
nearly ready to live u.
Hibbing.-The National Guard COM
many is awaiting instructions which
VIII muster 1t into the service. Many
things have como up - delay the
Official procedure. The forest hres
required the presence q many Of the
state officers 1T Moose Lake sd Clo-
ouet. and the FLU" epidemic has re-
CURED many of the men 70 serve as
nurses. Capt. Healy expects to receive
orders any day of the csmfng of a
musterins-in oficer. The company Is
away above the minimum strength
and recruits are still being accepted.
The state 10 expected to furnish uni
forms.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-12-12

Ten large steamships were lost b
the White Star line during the war,
was learned at New York.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-12-12

It is understood that the representa-
tives of all Of the ten allies, in con-
ference at the foreign ministry In
London, were unanimously in favor Of
demanding that Holland hand over to
the allies both the former kaiser and
his eldest son, the former crown
prince.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-16
sECCION DE CONSULTAS

commensurate rcro. a peSar lie este. to-
mandolo con cuatro cifraS decimcles. ci error
o-c - con-te 81 ca,cuiar el vO!Gmen de TN
;anguc cilindrico dc diez ieci:nctrcs de al
tura tun metre, y Ge trsscica,os nuevc mill
,ro> dc radio. voiuncn qur - igual i dos
cien:cs uoyenta Y nueve ieci-neoros cibico5
t~it-cSl. no:ecicntos cincuerta = tres cent?
metro, cit;cos. c.en.o Rccvc miliHietr0S Gu
oicos = seiScientrs diczmiiimetros cu5icoS.
81 error. deciuros. cue - come:e al caicu!ar
este y]o!ur1cu - mcncr DC 80 mi!inetros Gu
5:cos. e. dcci.. no llega = Ia dosc;entoSava
pa-:e dc ~ ii;ro. = leonardo mayor Humcro
I. cif.as dycimalgS del va!c- Ge ri. puCdc
listed haccrio tan pequcno como quicra. Por
70 jantn. pricticamente. no &c comeic nm
run error. Aho-a bicn. 81 ci error procedc
de IA fatta de e~xactitud lie Is mcuidas. en-
;uaccs jJ.c:l & cUmgrerrc- que no puede
cyisttr ningu.Ia p-oGOrcipnalidaj, iscS hos
crrares uLc sc uuedc1 eonetcr no obele-
cen = %niu":na ley. Ahora b;en. = al haccr
Il cIbicacion. como e. 81 cjsnrio que pro-
pcnemuS. para cvitarEc Enunc!@r los cen
,~;r.es-os. ~inilime;roS y d.cZm:!tretrcS cubi-
COS. Us;ei dice redcudarcntS. t-escientos IL
sroS. 81 error gee cOrae;c c dc racRos dc
cua-en;a : orho c.utimctrcS y%oicoS. a. de-
cir de mcroi & uu ,~igcsiao de i:tro. Fl
error que 80 dcsiva de r falt9 dc cNactitud
lie Pi. 10 hcmc5 caicJIaG1 iomanGO como
valor &c n razDn de I, cireunfe-cucia al
Gianctrc. p~ircro, %,l;lG que {, ei valo-
mrs rrr6x;.nado con cUatro cifras dcsi,n='c9
y iucSo Z! de G.Iii5. Is eviaentc QUO e.
error cometiGo tumGndo caa!cuiera de ci,os
Is mcn,- ,Gs n diicrercia cArre Jos vo-
~larenes que Sc obticaen por medic tic clos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-16

7. IT! Peso. TeS=s.-Eo purG- -rnsc-
~.:cse 10 qae usJcd de5es per ei proceed
mirn;o uue no. iGGica. Ante soGo e dire
g:,s que iaeSs:c en- varioS eTrorcs que Is
. a~yxcsariO IcsvaUe-c- jssGc iueEo: rsienta
listed uac los circJ,as soE prroo-cioaaleS 4
10 .a,!os. COS. que no G. cxacta. oa"s S!cr-
% 81 ~a!or lie L, zugcr'ic:c del circu:o iSual
al cuaG-ado de! radio por In r~@on de l.
c:rcunfeycacis a. di#ne,-o. reSUtta que son
p.c7o-c:caarlss. n oa sIg radios. siao = los
-uSirados dc sUs radios. En Scguita dice
listed GTc 81 voluune@ d. IN t,aque ciliTari-
20 - :.ual al cuadraGo &c: radio ~nuiti?ii-
caGo ror &.1fl.5g$. = csto tampOco e. cleric.
pues ESQ 10 puedc ser TN voiumen desae
e noInentc en- qus 500 Interviewer dos G-
ncnsioass variah'es tel radio : Ora vez G.
| rad:c. pueSto cue G {! -ad:o &! cuadrado'
| ,;end9 neessa-io QUO ;ntervengsn tres para
| t~adp ust=d e. "a sc2e-firic del circulo &c
, "A base eel ciiiaGro v para encont-ar q vo-
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! ~t:pricar esGi superEic:c pS- Il a!tu.G d"l c.
I liaGro. Eina.neats. dice listed QUE al hGces
SIS cs'cl:loS cHmStc N error Que Supoae
| 5ueds Sc De dose h:sos en- IN taaque que
| tcaxs trescieatos de caracidad. Esto no
| uacic Sc Supcaierdo quo partc listed lie d.
/ mcns;oncs ex=rsas de IN altrca Gel c:liaGro
! : del radio de su base. pucs eI.cnces. II un:-
c. -ausa Le error G-e nag & IL que cssalta
De CUE {! vs.or d. Fl no sea un nunicro
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-16
tado mayor de Zapata.

tado mayor de Zapata.
Y olo ola hablar como quien oye
lover. Y 81, visto nj si!encio, dose :
contarme que estaha de porter en VI
CAIRO Pullman. Cue apenas Sacaba pa
n Ell pienso diario. merced a IN I'LL
merosa horda que viva a SIS eynen,
sas, una perra inclusive.
-Manana me lanzan de Ia casa.
Echarin a media Gale, :6mG,;as, MA,
cetas y vasinicas; pero 70 ~ rue!o
hacer nada llasCa e. G'a dc decena,
All, 81 tuviera yo un Vnlazqcsz, un
Spagnolettc, tn cree5 que ale tosia
e. actuario: 6Te iEaaginas Ia csca-
mocha Judicial QTa armada afora
miSlno? Coed bye Y ve:ne nanana
en- CT .iuzeado 30. memo; :! es cue
ne mato antes Il mi c2seco.
! me teldi6 81 New Iorl: Tribune
scguramente para que me c2miera
yo. en- letras de mode, los 500 Milo
mes del senor Morgan.
Que en- paz &~cs:aEac.
J. RAFAEL RUBIO.
~(Rejupiter.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-16
ROMANONES ESPERA QUE
VUELVAN LOS DfPUTA-
TADOS CATALANES
(Fiene de Ia Pag. lad

energia obedeciendo mas que j su
criterio propio a la opinion .publica
espancla que Sc ha iejado sentir cla-
ramente en- los uItimos dias con mo-
two de las eXageradas pretenciones
de los regionalistas, pretensiones que
son contrarias q los intereses genera
les del pals, Y contra los cuales, ma
turalmente, ha reaccionado este en- for
ma tai que no deja luga: a dudar que
es 10 que opina la nacion y cual es
ia n como debe obrar e! gobier-
no que es el Representative genuine
dc ella.
Para terminar sus d~eclaraciones,
hizo constar que ell gobierno deplora-
ba grandemente 10 que habia aconte-
edo Y repitio que tenia grandes es-
peranzas, seguridad cast, de que este
incidente d~esagradable tendria una
oronta V conveniente seduction.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-16
lei COMERCIO QUEJASE
DE LOS RCB0S
(Viene de Il ia. pag.)

complicidad cuande nc son ellos lcs
autores unicos del delito-!os comer
ciantes han protestado ante el eobier
70 para que morali2e csc cuerpo d"
servidores del pdblico, que dc el de-
pcnden en- Ia actualidad.
Los concentrates lie hacen saber
cue clos TO pueden hacer reclama-
clones q Ia compania en- la forma or
dinaria. primero. porque tendriaa
cue hacerlo d~iarianentc, y segundo,
por Que seria inGtil.
81 cuando los ~ferrocarriies estaban
en- poder de Ia compania propietaria.
las reclamaciones tardaban mes de IN
ano en- ser r~esueltas, Al prescnte, y
en- manos del gobierno, seria inutil
esperar que una reclamation st sLbS-
tanciase antes dc Tres o clatro amos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-16
HERMAN CORTES

Muieres paliGaS, morenaS,
hechas de nardos Y azucenaS,
carne en- ~IujuriaS encend!da.
Ell cuyos labios Sc c~onvierte
el bcso en- aleo que da vida
al nismo tempo que da muertei.
lei oro.. lei orc. En TODD arde.....
En- los rosales de Ia aurora,
= eli las cenizas de la tarde.......
;Oro Ia iluvia tambien llora:
orc, en- su GAUGE. ~arrastra el RIO;
orc despiden los bolcanes,
V hasta orc en- poivo eS el rocio
Que en- luz desborGase en- los vases :
de los doradoS tulipanes,......
De orc es la clara polvareda
que Sc leranta a n~uestros pasos;
perfuma ell orc Ia arboleda;
orc respirase en- Ia brisa,
V orc Sc bebe en- IL sonrisa
de las donceIlas. que batal!an
de amor. cenidas de diamanteS,
Y. con los senoS paipitanteS.
en- nuestros brazos Sc desmayan,
mie2tras Ell fuigido tesoro
de los collareS. los areteS
V los joyanteS br&zaletes,
Sc apaga en- mtls;cas dc oro,......
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-16
SOLEMNESIMA CEREMONIAL
RELIGiOSA
tViena de "a Ia. i'ag.D

Termirada la misa, gran nGmero de
~raligiosos Y de segiareS. presenraron
sus respects a los altos d~ignatar-2s
cclesiasticos. en- Ia sacristia de Ia Ca
tedral.
FL orfe6n que cant6 el canto gregg
riano durante In Tisa. orfe6n dc n;
nos ' iovenes del Orfanatorio de San
Jose. sorprendi6 I los asistentes a!
temple. por su admirable coniunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-16

t-en directc. La duraci6a del yiaje ne Kan
sas City l Il Paso, e de unaS veintietocho
ao-as. aP=oSimaGamentc.
.. D.-He-inston. San.-Los requisites CUE
$50 Is c~izea I las cersonas Que dcSe@n
cru=~r = g~yunteEa para cntrar a este pals
=or: Que traigaa IN pasapor,c sTpedido ror
rs auto-idates reNicaaas y vi5aHo por al
yur Consul americana con osho diss De an
ticipaci6a. cusnGo mc&GS. y II fecha en- que
i~ntcatan paSar . t-~rritoT:o americana: que
a-ucn ocho doi@-s cue seaan lcer : eScri-
BIZ y que sUS coaG:.ioEeS Ge &seo : IL 50
uG can sa.isfactar!aS Adcn:as. Gucdl 4 Il
discretion de las autoridaGes dc inm:Sra-
eiSn asac-ic4nas. = pecni;ir u lroAib,r e
p-so iegin Ia io-r.a en- Que seam contcs-
tsdas a. grcSuufas qEe lie ha~an al inUe=S-
Edo acerca &c h. motives we sienc para
ycn!- = es,e mai. 10 que - 4 haccr er g.
&c. exc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-16

Louis.e-Clevelznd. oh.o,-La madre lie!
actual Res de EgpaHa D. Alfonso XLiI. no
Ia mucr.o: reside en H-drii, eel e. Patario
Real.
Los date que ass-a gcc-c& Gel ugp -
esmbio actual entire Il TZOne-la zraar;eS7a y
las naonedas frsHeczS = c~>gs5oi2 Jos rac-a
obteuer di-ic:enGose a e~u45G.sicr e0sa 4c
BauC2.
No hemoS pojila eEcor;rar cu#l . q
area &c L. ciudgCsl que no. rlcneiona. la
rsI6n que hay Kara quC n se soHs.Gne 80
datn en- ainruna 2artc . gae - ~snu:2nsnic
diSicil ~prc-is.c 4 GG5dc :erm'n1n. Fuc5,"
que cast estau uni&ss = I~an!=au~ ae E'ayor
- meror inUortaucia aye en- r.Eu- 10 10y
msn p=-tc ca e.Ss. pcsp cue 80 e"ESi"c.ah
como 81 L fo-a1srsn por faitl de In de-
lilni:aei5u oficia! 4cl icS@r naz:a GoEae g
extended. At=rat,. corao las r=anGS Toh'a-
esaneS Green casi = =:ario. d. sni IA ,nu-
t;iGad dc deslirlsr. coz un '.Sccs" re fra
bsio. una co-a cue tent-a %cr mod'i'S"''
Sc. natG=almsn,r. ara1aH"-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-16

Terra de encanto ' maravilia,
en- donde TODD fulge : 6rilla.
V al mismo tempo aroma : canta
donde es suave Y muelle el suelo
v Sc desiiza nuestra planta
ingravida, como en- I'm vuelo.
sobre e. ensueRo floreciente
de una aicatifa del 0r;ente
bordada en- verde terciopelo ......
Atlas montanas de orc : plata,
donde Il aurora Sc retrata
en- la Illusion de mil espejos;
V en- cuyas cimaS. los voleaneS,
no son cual fragusa de thames
que en- coloSaleS llamaradas
nublan ell Sol, con los refiejOS
de ardientes gemaS iriSadaS,
sino humeaates surtidoreS.
cuyos peaachos deSlumbrantes
sbren quimericas huries.
para esmaltar huertos de flores
con tenues Iluvias de diamantcs
y alfojaradaS de ruoies.
Esheltas, pr6digas c~olinaS.
que tienen curvas femeIin2S
de ad~oIescencia en- cuyas falGaS
dormitan seivaS de esmeraldaS
que dan. al Sol. toGo TN tesoro
de frutos de ambar Y de ORC;
Y en- cuyos fulgidos ramajeS.
profusamente p~erfumadoS,
aves de extranas armoniaS
abren al viento, Sus p!umajes.
como abanicoS cCaStel2GoS
de llameantes ~pedrerias,
RIGS de paz, cuyas c~Orric1tes
musicalmente SoSegadaS.
son de zafiros traGSpareateS.
como las humed&s 'mira&aS
de las pupilaS de las hadas,
en- las leyeadas de lis fuente>,
Regando wales s0brehumauoS
saltan arrollos de albss perias.
sin mas trabajo Que r~ecoGerlsS
entire los huecCs de las manoS,
Entire jardineS de aureas rosas,
blancaS ciudades tabu!osas
Que en- peSaGilias !uminoSas
apeHas fueron eatrevistas.
de altivos temples, y palacioS
con muros de opalo ) topacioS
Y minaretes de amatistaS!.
y en- medic de este paraiso
como en- el biblic2, Dios quiso
sintetizar toda grandeZa
Y fundir todoS los place.es
en- los tesoroS de belleza
y amor cue encie,ran !aS m~ujeres,.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-16

Mobiles V alIiv2s c~arabelaS:
lad. al viento. vueStraS ve!as,
Y zarpad para csc lejano
RENO en- mitad del cceano,
que ebrio de amor Y primavera.
TODD Ge orc y luz veStido.
nuescro sonado arribo espera.
como n eSposa al prometiGo!...
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-16

lPedro de Alvarado deSpiiega n
viento el e~st&ndarte de Castillo
Todos Sc descubgen.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-16

Tened. amigos. los pendones
de los simbolicos leones
y de los caStillos de oro,......
;Surcad, Ell nuevo mar soIoro,
a los augurioS de Ia aurora,
para plantar en- Ia sonora
terra de encanto Y maravilla.
sobre Ia cumbre que mas brilla,
Ia gloria eterna V triunfadOra
del cstaadartc de Castilla,.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-16

Como ebrio de gloria, con los
brazos tendidoS a Ia apoteosis del mar,
donde a las primeras ~ciaridades del
dia Sc aurifican las carabe!as cen
las velaS hinchadaS para zarpar.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-16

An,oRuso.-La paiEa-a ,HSig.1- Ho IS
e. ia. q Ge.i- 10 e. -rluiE@U"1tr p-nfl&
dc, id!ous czsse.ieuo. Cuanan agary-'@ una
cafer ne1iad nuey= O qle 90 corsitesa couio
-, fu5 neSesa-io dark un aoa:hge nl"vo
-.aax.n = eatuncss Sc amgi6 ca ga!aasa
D.,dc en,oncse r;ene c>c s.SaiiiCS-".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-16

G. G. G.-Ez-.e "a. Tea pasajc
Y sale cust2udu an-rTIrraGI='-nss uaos
! ;-cizta \ .fcs pesos nySicsnos e. pr:ulers y
{ Il, mitsd en- s-xunda. e viaje tenaris que
sha,erIo dc esa e,udad : Ssltillo. dc ali l
San Luis Po;osi de ali q Ac-aScaiientes
I, ba.n .0n:.u - = "A s=ngsc, niuy
ha-ato. c ~ucGc p-sEs-ar harterdo UEI
. INFUSION Dc raiz De zar=a2zr-i.Ia : toman-
doLo "a sea como = , "a Trio. conyeaiea-
, t.r,spte e,du!za6,. unas Tres yc-c- a Gia
,p Ia csn,jGal &c ana ia 81 Ca@a Veg. -
spuede tonar durante toto e, tempo dc fro =
! ,u<pender.o duraar- Il tpcca DEL caior. Aho-
"a hjen. 81 issca eemT rar atSun ;"r'So as
! ios uue Ncrdcn " prcUarados. pneae o.
i t,- po- 81 vino d. sss=@narrilla de- D.. &ye-.
Aver.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-16

J. ". D.-Caiyagc. ut-E; amino H's
,eo-rc ' eson0m:eo ra~s ir DC ga Ciudsd \
tE Paso. Tex.. ., 81 qUe ls han Indicate. De-
b. Use de ChicaSo 4 Ssgsas CiT. QUO hay
-o S;recto : en segriGa &c rst2 Ultima
pobIaei6r = 81 Pusc. Te%.. g1c t1moitn G.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-16

Volviendose a los capitaaes.)
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-02
NJ M0RE WHITE
 WAY DURING WAR
Is Considred Non- Essential And New. port Must Do Without This Form
 Of Illumination.

Beginning tonight Newport's white way will remain dark until after the war, according to the following let ter which has been addressed to the Arkansas Light & Power Company:
 Newport, Ark, Oct. 1, 1918. Arkansas Light & Power Co.,,
 City of Newport, Ark.
 Gentlemen:
 The U. s. Fuel Administration, has issued an order restricting all non- essential lighting, for the purpose of conserving Fuel, and as the cluster lights, known as the White Way, is classed as essential, as the city of Newport is lighted by Recular street crossing lights, therefore no need for the Whit Way lights from a standpoint of danger, you are there fore directed to discontinue furnish ing current to the White Way in the City of Newport until further orders
 Yours very respectfully,
 w. D. McLain, Chairman, U. s. Fuel Administration
 for Jackson County, Arkansas.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-02
VOLUNTEER WEEK
 STOPS SATURDAY
Organized Committees Will Then Start Out to Put The County
 Over the Top.

The active campaign in behalf of the Fourth Liberty Loan will start promptly in Jackson county Monday next, when an organized effort will be launched to put the county and the town of Newport over the top in re- cord breaking time. Judging by the way volunteer subscriptions are be- ing received by the several authorized agencies throughout the county, the task will not prove difficult one.
 It was enormously reported that Bateman's volunteer loan subscrip- tions amounted to $3,O00. The cor rect amount is $4,000, $1,O00 more than reported.
 Swifton has reported an additional subscription of $2,400, which with Bateman townships extra S1,OOO, brings the county's total to S229,- 75O. The county's quota is $396,OO0.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-02

From the above list we gather the following names of boys from Ark ansas. Robert Reeder, R. F. D. l. Box 79. Blackton, Ark, died of dis ease: Earle E. Boone, Paragould, Ark, severely wounded; Oscar L. Martin, Solgohachia, Ark, severely wounded; James G. Martin, Boone vile. Ark, severely wounded; Thos w. Duncan, Rushing, Ark, missing in action.
 Wounded severely Fred Bryant New Edinburg, Ark; Clarence Chap lin. Imboden, Ark; George Hall Hemp Wallace, Don Landagin, Gen. tr,r Ark. Wm. eed, Swifton; las H. Armstrong, McCrom, Ark. Walter B. Freeman, Owley, Ark.
 Died from wounds-Bugler Thos M Cochran, Putnam, Ark.
 Missing in action-Ernest k. Car mile, Heber Springs, Ark.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-02
JACKSON COUNTY
 SOLDIER |s BACK
William F. Hammond, Wounded In Action, Arrives In New York
 Stinson Verdelr Located.

Supporters of democracy and jus tice, and the admirers of the brave soldiers of Jackson county who have answered the call will rejoice to learn that Wm. F. Hammond of Eight Mile, who was severely wounded in action in France July IS, has recovered from his wounds sufficiently to return to the states.
 Mrs. Hammond, who became his wife short time before he entered the service this week received letter from Mir. Hammond stating that he had arrived in New York. He has not fully recovered from his wounds and probably will stay in the east fo1 time before coming to Eight Mile The reunion at home will be happy one for the Hammonds, for this brave soldier lad will find lusty son waiting for him, the baby having been born short time after MT Hammond arrived in France. Great interest will also attach te the good news that Stinson Verdel of Jacksonport, who was reported as missing in action, has been located in hospital, where he was placed after having been picked up wounded on the battlefield. He will recover soon, according to letter which he has written home.
 Today's casualty list carried the name of Wm. F. Sneed of Swifton who was severely wounded in action Sneed is a member of one of Swif- ton sections best families, anc his many friends will regret to learr of his injuries. The Independent printed letter from Sneed few weeks ago.