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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04

had as her guests the members of tn.
war relief unit. and others.
Mrs. John Christian and children lett
on Saturday for Mt. l;llio: Springs.
where they will he for several weeks
Miss Charlotte Meade and Miss Ellen
Meade We're with Mr.. and Mrs. jam
Gordon last week END.
Mrs. Polk Miller has been visiting
Mr.. ana Mrs. Withcrs Miller in Rich
mond.
Miss Nell Christian left on Friday
FOR New York. where she will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Early Wood
Mrs. Joseph Sadler OF Forest Ilii:.
has been visiting the Misses Powers
Miss Eliza Christian is spending a
few days in Petersburg.
Miss Lillian Cook is visiting friends
in Montreal. y. Z.
Miss Grace Hazcn is spending few
weeks AT Alton.
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city. but more recently Of Chase City.
spent several days here this week
Miss Sally PoindcNtcr, of Richmond.
is visiting her mother. Mrs. IL. w. Pom
dexter. =.
Mrs. y. Il. Willingham and two
DAUGHTERS. Miss Sudic Willinsham and
Mrs w. y. Gray. motorcd TO Mullens
= G.. this week via Ashcvillc. y. c.
Mrs. y. +. Faulkner has returned to
her home III NOrfolk after visiting her
sister. Mrs. q. Y. Nichols
j. I. Lacy. Jr.. war savings director
Tor Halifax has returned from his va :
cation to Philadelphia and other north
crn cities,
Rev. Moore Blackwell. a former resi-
dent of this city was here this week
"n route to Nashville. Tenn. where he
will spend several months.
Mrs. w. s. Quarlcs. of Richmond Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Il. James on
Peach Avenue.
News has been received here of the
safe arrival OF William Howard in
France.
Miss Carrie Goldman. of Philadelphia
is the guest Of Mrs 4. s. Glass.
Mrs. I. NJ. Mills. OF New York. is
visiting Mrs. Bcndall.
Miss Helen Warrincr. of Blackstone.
Is visiting Mrs. V. L. Fowlkes
Mrs. Belle Mosclcy. OF Portsmouth.
was buried here sunday in Oak Ridge
Cemetery. She was the widow of T.
Il. MoSelcy. OF Portsmouth, and tho
mother of Or. w. II. Moscley a PROM
incnt citizen Of this town Her son
Ialicy Moselcy. and several other rel
ativcs accompanied the remains here
from Portsmouth.
Mrs. Mary Owen Sheffield OF New
York. was buried here on Monday. She
was a sister OF Mrs j. w. Easley and
John S. Owen. of this city. She was
raised at Cluster Springs. near here
and was a member of one of the best
known Virginia families.
DIR. I. T.. Armstrong left here Mon.
day night TO report for duty TO the
commandant of the NTH naval district
at Norfolk.
Miss Amanda Clarke has returned
home from visit to her brother. G.
Y. Clarke in AliSSiSsippi
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BON AIR


iSDeoial 10 The Times Dispatch
BON AIR, VA, Aug 3.-On Tues da.
evening. from to :. Miss Page RpGd
entertained the young people of Bon
.\ir al a garden party. Bright -colorcd
caps as favors and candy baskets of
crepe paper made gay and festive
scene. Refreshments were served M
the evening was happy on" Thos4
present were. Misses Frances Billing.
ton. Lois Vassar. Ratclin Williams
Gertrude RyIand, Katherine Thomas
Nancy Christian. "Rilly" Ferguson.
Jennie fhppcn. Ida Johnston; I.aru,
Mastcn, Allen. Bob and Cabell Cioolsly
John Ferguson. Alex. Neal Ratclif:
Bailey Nassar. Charles kertland James
Gordon, and others.
Mrs. EichardHon of Columbia. ia.
been the guest this week OF Miss Jane
Word
Miss Eebe Moyier, Of Norfolk. is az
the inn,
Mrs Frank sutton. Mrs. Iles,on
Wilkerson and Miss Lillian Wilkcrson
who have been at the Inn for month.
nave returned To their home in Gintcr
Park.
seldom Jones was the guest this
week OF Mr.. and Mrs. 4. c. Kirkland
Mrs. Il. McC. Burlington WAS hoste :
on Friday at tea. Mrs RullinEton
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BRUNSWICK INN

iSpcciai TO The Times Dispatchl
WAYNESEORO. VA. August a.
Miss Elizabeth ret,iercw entertained
'hc Younger set at a watermelon feast
On the east lawn Wednesday morn
irs. After the feast number OF
outdoor games amused the little CO.
t,rie.
ON Thursday an fashioned don
key party was held in the ballroom.
as pouring rain kept even the lively
youngsters indoors.
Many guests OF the inn are enjoying
the town library of Waynesboro
Five hundred and bridge arc again
asserting themselves. though still sub
ordinate TO knitting and war relief
work. Mrs. G. ID. Habliston Mrs j.
L. Duke Mrs. and Miss Taliaferro
were members of motor party who
recently visited Harrisonburg and Mas
Sanutta Mountain.
Mr.. ard Mrs. X. T. Wilson and II
/ wilson. Jr.. are spending some time
at the inn.
MIR. and Mrs. Findlay Ferguson and
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Because these and similar Rugs
will sell for $500 this fall-at
least. If you will need a rug or
two, look these through. You'll
find they arc all splendid grades.
beautiful in design and colorings
which include bath Oriental. all
j. Is. MOsby e. Co., 9Th Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04

United states naval base: Miss Helen
Taliafcrro. Miss Georgia Van Dusk irk
Miss Maudc O'Connor. Norfolk: c. H.
Harrison. Richmond: Misses Marie and
Emily Sue Hodges. Portsmouth, Mr
and Mrs. Mackenzie, Washington: II.
a. Sharplcy. Norfolk; MIR. and Mrs 4.
,Alpcrin and son, Mrs. II. Alperin. Mr..
and Mrs. Il. Il. Lypncck and child. Miss
Myrtle Applebaum. Petersburg: Mise
ldt Is. Bcrman. Portsmouth: MIR. and
Mrs. y. iiingman and son. Washing.
ton. j. II. Graves Richmond: DR.. j. W,
Preston and family Roanoke; Dr. 8.
Preston Roanoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04

children. OF Norfolk. are recent guests
Of the inn.
Others recently registered are: Miss
Mary w. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs II. L.
Wilson. K. Il. Wilson. Jr.. Mrs. James
II. ONeale Miss Lucy Taylor oNeale,
John NJ. iIeiZ. Mrs Frank DuVal. Miss
Mary l.. DuNal Miss Mary 10. Chalmers.
James T. Gray. OF Richmond: MIR. and
Mrs. Findluy Ferguson. Eindlay Fer
Guson. Jr. Miss Frances Ferguson.
Mrs. Richard Evans. of Norfolk: j. Il.
Duke. Thomas l.. Shelton. Washington
ID. c.: w. NJ Fucker wife AMI son.
Petersburg.
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SOUTH BOSTON

Especial 10 The Timcs-p Snatch
SOUTH BOSTON, VA. August ?
Rev. and Mrs. w !. Alien are attend
Tag the Southern Methodist sunday.
fchno! convention a. Lake Junaluska
n
Misses Elizabeth Pcrrick ana Eva
Jtaker. who are holding positions at
Ienniman Va. spent several days here
fy1yB week.
A Tom Bass. a former rosiden, OF this
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25

(sSorti. {ao Sioe ~.
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5lrHutp- -Da11n1ark.
9anmarf forepaar / 9epte til Spif:
lanb, at Sraftaten al 1864's Mr=
tifel bliber pDerbulbt.

Sra 9(1niter6an il10l6b Ser ben
j20. 9ftober fplgen6e Selegram:
u9ann1arf Dar, ifplge 9epbeostele=
gram1ner til 6en bollanolfe Hresle
ie1tot en- geote til 2piflan6, bbori
foreI1aaeS, at ptsie 8etingeller peo
6e Graftater, ion er Iutfet mellern
Sc to 2onDe / Ei6srnl1rnet fra 1860
til 1870, bliber giernentfprt.
~Gaoerlan6" paapeger, at Mrtifel
5 Graftaten af 1864, bborpeo Giles
|bigzSollten og 2altettburg bleb of-
1toaet til Brensie1t, be1ten1tet So1fe=
afltemning / Slespig for at afgiBre,
bporpi6t 8efolf1tingen fulbe itaa /
un6erlaatligt Sorbo1b til gDHan6
eI1er til Danl1tarf. Denne 8elten1-
|n1elie er alorig bfebef gje1nemfgrt. "
Sorclpbig er Der it1ge1 8efrmftc1-
ife af Selegranmet fra &iebenbabn.
'og i116tiI bi6ere ct Ser al N(nle6ning
til at mo6toge Sn6bol0et meb al
Sorbebol6. Dog er~ set el1 giben
Sing, at Sp9rgsnaa1et ON Ell
@ranIeregulertng /. Ben ienere Sio
hor b9ret frerrnre til 9rgffe11e /
9anmarf og at Set b1iber mere og
mere afttelt, far1ig netop I biSie
Sage, ga EpIflan6 forlpger at aabne
Observation-Disclosures bbi1fet oglaa
fp1ge116e Selegran1 fra &idbenbabn
peger paa:
Sen co. Sftober. - Sor f6rite
@ang 11nber &rigen er Sp6rgsmoa=
let otn Slespig Soften bebonolet
poa en- olborltg Neoo6e al slpiierne
i 0ot11norf.
vHolitife11" 116talcr / en- &e6af=
tio1sortifel, at Sen 6anife @rnnle
oglao n1oa blipe rettet Oherens=
1ten1ntel1e n1e6 8relibeGt 8illons
eess0eoIer i bans tt Mfrrtttfffelr, og ii ii
9onmorf fun g11lfer SEN 1or6lige
9el al 9lespig, lor1 er hefolfet mes
sets Soft.
Mpi}el1 1t6trpffer liq neo Eilli6
at Megjeringen pil optoge @rpuic=
1p6rgsn1aalet; naor 0en rigtige Si>
fonrner.
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Wurr In milltnnrr.

timber fin 11gentlige &onference
n1e6 @el1otets W}i1iterfo1nite ft6ite
2pr6ag ne66elte @tabscbefen, Sc
neral Marcb, at Ser 1tlt ct 1an61at
ober to Mi1lioner Mon6 pao 6en
on6en Gi6e 9ltla11terbapet. We6ens
&onferencen 1to6 paa, inoleb 6er
Mel6ing til 9tabscbefen ON, at be
tD1fe @ere Dao6c ebafueret Sen BEL
giffe &pit1inie be1t op til Sollanb
@renicn, og at 6e 9llliere6e ooeraIt
beberifeoe Sen. General Morcb iog-
be, at Epffernes Silboeetog fra oe
belgiife &pitoiltrifter tiltager /
8re06e og Surtigbe6, bet iibite iaa
n1eget, at Set epofuere6e Territo<
ri1tm fire Dage beleber fig til ife
mil16re en6 800 &bo6rotntil. geor6-
belt for 8er6un fen1per Sen ome-
rifmr1fe Scr fig fre1n UNDER beftie
Mo01ton6. &oo Sen o110en @i6s
9onoi bar fornpe0e 9(ngreb al EN-
gelif=amerifanife Groppd1tprfer f6rt
Sc 9ll1tereoes 2inie frern til ct Gp-
iten al burtigt opferte tplfe Sor=
fbarsberfer, 1om set bele fp1ger
Gen1ee &ana1e1 og 6e11nes 2oblan,
oe. &in6enbnrg 2inien er nh pnc
o1le <nfter / &pggen poo oe Ml,
1iereoe, og Wearcbal Socb fortietter
5remrpfningen u6en at gipe Sien.
ben ct 9jeblifs 9fo. General Morcf
benle6te Mi1itnrfoniteens Dpmarf
1omDeo paa, at Bet tDife Etlbogetog
Ser en- 11ge fpr ii6ite begDn6te pao
en- 60 Mil lang Trot1t lnellem Slo
6en Oiie og glr9onner Sfoben
11gens 26b bar iprebt fig / ser
@ro6, at 6en MI, 1nco 1notogeIle a
EN- @trefning poa fire Mil 1trrffel
fig ober. 6e1 belle $50 Mi1 sSron.
fra Sen belgiife &pitlinie til Slo6e1
Meuie.
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oil 6nlnatrrnr.
2anbspib sSnbiamling lis: Mpp
al $170,50O,000 til Srganilatip=
mer, Iom itptter Gplbaterne.

fra II. til IS. .gsooembcl
oe Soreneoe Stoter ofbol
EEoes l1niteo @ar Worf Gam.
|patgn Tor SSnoiamling al $170,:
100000 til young Mer's Gbriltian
lglsfociatfo11, Ooung @omen's Gbri=
itian Msfoetation, g8ur Camp Cont
1ttl1nitD @erbice, Mmerican 2ibrart
fMsiociation, sSetpiib @elfare 2eogne
og &nigbtS Of Columbus.
@ioragene 6e1ne &mnpagne ptl
blipe forbelt efter @tperens 9nife
,blanoh.6e ttept1te Organifationer.
De $170, 100000, iom ser anmo-
IIoes ON 6e1,ne S1t6ianling, betpbcy
Il @iennenli1rit libt ober $1.70 for
bber Ma1b, bber &bin6e og bber1
8arn / Sc 6erenebe 5tater.
9. 81. 6. @.'s og 9. SO. 6. 81
@rbei6e paa &rigsfronten og.t Wdli=
t9rlejrene og. a116re Gte6er, bbor
&&rigsarbei6ere er beifjaftiget, er
belfien6t 9lmerican 2ibrarD Ms1o=
citation foreltaar Mnifaffelleu al un=
oerbol6enbe og nDttig 2asntng for
IGolooterne, roget ion1 6isle 1qtter
itor Bris poo; Ser er tntet ionn goo
.2esni11g, 6er fan bortjage &jen1=
lnng1e1 ellers 'Sapn. @ar Gpntn1r1=
nitp 5erpice pirfer for at gj6re 6et
DDggeligt for Men0ene, iom er ita:
tioneret eller be6 @torbDer;; &l1tb=
jlofaler er opfGrt for 6ent, bbor Sc
Tan tilbringe itn Srttt6, naor 6e er
trGt of at lpa61ere op og neo 60
oerne for at fe fig or11.
Otter at obe1rlfaae1t6e bor lfrebet,
S1neo0eles set fra Mi11neapo1is &oni=
teen at paa @rl1no al sSSnf1uen5oen
}er Sr6ion1linqen / Mi11neapolis oa
&en11epin County u6int til l1gen fro
HE2sstiI g. December.
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Trplat / 6uprtnr.
&tsiif Stprfpritrube flb9tcr f
8ctrporab til StDcf6pI1u.


&setrpgrab til Gtpcfbplm.
Sra @tocfbol1l telegroferes 1i6Ite
2proag: Gor fife ret mango Simer
iioen bar 6en rusiiife Storfpr1tin6e
@liinbetb, @1fe efter StorfprIt Con-
itantin, u61at for Neblens og Sen
2enine'i 'ife &g6e @ar6es Misbon6=
finger @etrogra6. 9el1 er bum 11nc6
EN- s@sn og Dotter, o11fon1men
iom Glpgtning me6 ct ibe11lf Sfib
fra &etrogra6 og er i1pitalleret iom
en bpjagtet @jeit 6et berperen6e
fongelige &alG. Set menes / BEL
unoerretteoe &re6ie, at bba6 FUN
Dar at fortplle orn oct 8ollbebi1t lift 1T
&egimente &usIarb, bill babe en-
beitenrmet16e sSSnoflp6eIie pao bele
Sfonoinapiens Sol6ning oberfor
Set ruSiiife @p6rgsmaal og ierIig
Foa SEN undergraduate 8ropogonoo,
Ser noeDes 6e ifan6tnabilfe 2an6e
|of @olfbebiferne.
FaS}agererne fra &etrogra0 pao
fantme 8aoo, bporne6 @torfpr1t=
i1l6en nnoilap> n1e66eler, at alle
;Sabrifer / Hetrogra6 er luffe6e.
@fsiitensbetingelferne ser / 8pc11
ffal pere tua elen6ige, at Mrbej6er=
f1oSien itore Sfarer i9ger u6 poo
|2anoet, bbor Set er lettere at foo
2ebnetslnt0ler. Stpriteparten al
@lnbeosmen6ene" SEN @oIibeM
|itiife Mominiitration ifal bere So.
Der, iffe rusitife, n,e1 fra Nolcn
2itbua11ia og @altcia, r1e6 tpf sill.
1etning Sc, egentlige &1s1ere bol-
Ser fig foriigtig beef fra 8olibepifer.
j neS gfegimente. &aabet / @us1anf
ON be6re &ioer og ON at set rusii.
life Soft otter mart ifol bIibe &errt
/ | fit eget @us ifa1 bore lepenoe; mar
pnifer blot, at &er6ens andre oe1no
tfratiffe Stater mart bill fornme 2an
set til &jelp.
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.8lnb1erhnIT!

S Safla1,o, Gal, tales Ser 100
Fprog, og 2ibertD- D-2oar1- -@on1iteelr
6eriteos bruger onnfring SO 5proa
i fin Bropagan6a. De an6re so er
EN- glags Bluo6erbelff, men alle
maa 10 funne foritaa, bbno 8egrebet
2ibertp8on6 betp6er, ifriper u8ien"
Set maa oo bore flort, at r1eo &e1t=
I'm til &rige1 ftaar III .poa felIes
@r11no. 9ob os faa pe6 gobt Gan1=
orbejoe ldrge for, at Megierinae1'
|faar 0e np0Denbige Mi6Ier: 9ette
tan fun ife beo,, at hi tcgneros for
@on6s. Il.
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u1tIrnfeliat" Sfib I,,nfet.

EiI Seem Sort er ino1ebet Woe66e-
lelie orL -at Sen omerifonife Dam-
per 2ncia, ser b1eb bbeget foripnet
meo> 6lp6e- e-Mfoelinger og antoges
at bore uipnfeligt aI1igebel etiteos
noe | 9tlanterbabet er blepe11 terpe-
6eret og gaaet ttlbunos.
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0ns6ag Morgeu / fiofte l1ge bIep.
Der / Mooie 2afe, eI1er bpoo Ser tiio.
|Iigere bar be11ne 3d.. ofbolbt Ell 0n1...
ference al Sc tillte6eperenoe af :a.6-
tons @ntbeosmGn6, prefi6eret ober5
jaf Guberner 8urnqnilt, bborllnoer
BET bete1ntes at ifjet1fe en- Sum paa
,$284,000 fra Statens SieIp eIpafon5
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@ulafcbboroner1:: ua ttenfe fig,
at min g&abogoosejer, ben gie1,
panItaar, at ieg lite er bans 2ige.1 :
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Drt ustrig-nt,garake MnnarktB 6kj&hmr.
aros GSite p po Mlpns Geubeemmelesre life sp
{urc s. g. % epgs &resie ifeptfe, - ngarn erfGrer
Va naf6rneie Splfeagene pg lper or Gg Splpsninsen
{y~cs nnnogaaeltg.

Sen et1e er ielbelte @fS=Yr91toe11t
Sbeooore Mopiepelt, Ser en- 2eoer |
&an1as GitD @tar / meget farpe
8enoingcr 116taler en- Soropnmel=
1esbom ober 8relt6entens> 1om bet
i1pnes bo1n, baffelporne og nflare
@plonil1g. @an er napnlig lo11gtfra
| til5reos mes Sc al @il1on opltilleoe
IA 6reosplu1fter, ,nener at oisie net
op er @an6 paa Ep1f1anos Mplle>
ioet Sc fan pen6es og 6reies, iaa
Ser i1tet bIioer tilboge at 6en, og
for6rer lo1gt ffarpere 8ttnge11er
Iogt til @r1,11o for Sre6sforbmrolin-
gerne, naor bisfe engang = Dba6 DC
lilo moo qj9re - ffal tage 6eres 8e=
|gprbelle.
Sen onber ltn6tagelle er Mo6ta>
! gelien al @iIions Sbornote / SEN
ibenife Hresie / &iemlon6et. Sele-
gram fra Stocfbplm af 19. Sftober
meo6eler, at l11eo l1n6tageIie al &ior-
mar @rarti11gs @ocioI Den1ofrote1l
fpnes SEN 1pen1fe Yresfe at be-
tragte @ilions Mflog til GpiIan6
lom nforno6en baar6. @elb Sen @11=
tente=benlige 9lfton Gioningen me,
ner, at 8illon iDnes at nrangle Sor=
ltoacl1en al ufair< <plap"; og @tocf=
bo1n Ei0ninge11, font Blot for en- l1ge
ii6en erflareoe Gorpe6eringcn al
'6en irlfe Roltban1per 2eiittter for Ell
onoen 2ulital1ia Mffere> flyer nu, at
6e fine Orb fra Mn1erifa on1 en- nipi=
gelig &etfaroigbe6 og ON en Natioz
neu1eS 2iga fun Tan betragtes 1om
bet rene &1unb1tg.
! S Set bele ct Eonen / 6en ipe11ifc
HrcSle / benne Ti0 alt on6et e11o
gulritig lten1t moo .Mmerifa. st an
.oct Telegram fra Sfoefbolu-af 10.
Sftoher l1eb6eler, at 6et bnrea11fro=
tilfe finoncielle 8la6, Spenifa Gag
bla0et, fon1n1enteren6e amerifonlfe
i11ternotionale 8anfploner> ser ifcl
bore frel1lat al Ell uf Gbicago SSirit
geotiono1 8anfs Direft6rer, og be-
,npttel16e Cit Spt11ing ON zen Weile=
pnl l16bifli11gen" / cit Sale form,
Zig bolbt of 9lnerifaS @elan6t til
Sperige, Sra Melion Morrts on
sSorbo16et 1ne1le1n 6e to 2an6e, me:
11er, at 6enne uMilepGl" fl1n betp6e'
'atnerifanlf &ontroI ober bele Ser:
oens fremtioige financielle Eransof
tioner. u6or neutrale Nattoner;"
;;n1ener @la6et, ver oette fun en- an
ocn eS1lritration pao> bboo Ser ct
oen ifjulte Mening bag 6ralen or
'Mofe tbe @orlo @afe for Democra
cp'."
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1urbulbeme / gitrio=11nsarn.


Com sSorbo16ene ipprigt / 1i61te
11ge bar 1tobiflet fig i11oenfor set pit=
rig=ungarifc Monarfi, er oct blepen
9iebliffets oberbeie1re6e politiife
9p6rgsmaal: Set er blepen ion1 ct
51ags &op1pb mellem &eiier &arl,
cller bans 9faa0gibere, 111e6 en-
etots federation, opi. &ej(er6Gm~
NETS l16lfille11e / minore Gtoter, for.
enet ne0 en- perional Union, poo
Erogrannet, iog Sc forifjellige Ma>
tionolitcter ir6enfor 93iget, Ser bi1
1r0ifil1es ion1 Solfelag, 1onr1et
&enieenhe til 9foce. Spr fu16t n6 al
for1too 6ette 111ao man n1erfe fig
fb1gel16e::
Set eltrig=l1ngorife &ejierrige Ell
fom ct @lags &on1pagnilfub mellen7
12 Millioner Gpifere og 10 MlIio
Her l1f1gerere | 0el1 0e111tgt at D0l0e
/ l1n6erfuelie % Millioner ilabilfe
6o1f og 4 @Ilioner af Iati11if STAGE
obi. un6erfue G5ecberne, Ho1oHerne
9fntberierne 6en @lobafiffe 6aftior
at SugolS1oberne og SStalie1erne
Srielt oa Erentino 9iitrifftet. 9ll1
ialt bar felbe gitrig en- @efoIfni1,e
cf 80 Millioner> bborof fun 10 NdI
lioner er Epifere;; 11ngorn bar &c
@llioner, bboraf &olboelel1 egel1t
1ia er @fagparer, @eiten Epiferc
Slaper, 'Slobafer og gtunpniere
Gcsn6er nn6erfl1es 8osnia oq Scr
5egobina on1tre11t to MeiIIioner Ser
here, ser er Me6len,nrer al set sssugo
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The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-28

this newspaper to make 1t easy for you to do your part in send ing on smokes to the boys over there. Twenty-Five cents will start q weIl-stocked Tobacco Kit on the way and 1t will be a re- turn postal bearing sour name so the recipient may let you know he received the gift,
 How many return postal cards have you checked up to your eredit2 They'll make you feel almost as good as the tobacco Wiil make some soldier feel And a nice collection of slch card will be greae a1ter war s1u- E2Glrs.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-28
OBITUARY

Bessie Eunice, daughter of Brother and Sictor Robert Purtle. born May 24, 1906. died January 22, 1918.
 She had been afflicted for sev- eral months and every attention that could be, was bestowed by loving parents, and the skill of the best physicians exhausted in her behalf, but all in vain. The death angel came about ) o'clock January p 1918, and ended her physical suffering, and her Spirit winged it's flight into the realm Of eternal light The funeral services were conducted by the writer, Laneba.R January 23rd.
 #e extend sympathy t9 father, H41a.E md sisters, in .ais sad Ae3r sI atilietion.
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The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-28
MRS. JOHN NORMAN DEAD

Mrs. John Norman died Tuesday evening. Feb. 26. at the home of her son, k. E. Norman, of Emmet. She was past seventy years of age and lived ol the old homestead two miles south of town until recently, when she went to make her home with Eu- gene. She leaves several sons and daughters besides a host of friends to mourn her demise,
 Her remains were bsoa Ght here yesterday on 36 and buried at Moscow graveyard. Juge Thom- as conducted the funeral ser vices.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-28
HlSTEa6D RUSSIAN C0LLAPC 2

We must uat overlook ,he fact Una Russia collapsed, uet hecaase of rle ''euums ou her borders, bat because she failed 10 organize and feed her own eiuzeuship' Che food admlnistrl ton announced
 We nus be warned that if we are 70 emerge victorious From this war wes3tH- not risk tbe collapse of another of.our associates in this var from thls caase
 Anybody that is looking for the cel- lapse of the German people on lhe fadd question had better turn around and look at the moon, because the results will be the same. Germany is in no more danger of collapsing on that score than we are, if as much"
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-28

Many teachers are planning to attend the Arkansas State Tea chers Association at Little Rock, April 1, ,. 6. according to W. E. Laseter. President of the Asso- citation. Advance enrolments. to the amount of several hundred have already been received.
 Several valuable prizes will be offered delegations of teachers this year. Among them are three prizes for teachers taking part in the parade which will be the celebration of the Fiftieth Anni- versarg of the Association 4 prize to the county having the b.g est percentage representa- ton of it's teachers present and enrolled members of the \ socia- ti0n. aad special prizes t0 the School Improvement As8oe.a- tions that can show h. mos. snb- stantial improvements tar he ,t--4,,
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-28
HELL IS ALL "HtT Ur' 100

Biz sparks from old Satan's eyes. "N.haes t6is bear2.' sand he They st. tiftt when the Kaiser a.es Hell he Hsigned 10 me. Old Hell to me is mighty dear, The place is very fine; But fl they send that guy down here Believe me, l'il resign. I'll stand for murderers and crooks, And will not disown That have listed in my books The worst thugs ever known. Ny boys would ger right sore, fear IhnoW they would rebel. No, Kaiser Bill can | enter bore. For he'd corrupt all hell. Our sulphur Is too clean for him, Our Drimstone laaes loo pure. And if in one he'd take I swim. Twoald rum it, I'm sure, Our company is not s5 swell. Vile beast We don reject But keep that Kaiser ou of heil We have some se.f-respect.
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The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-28

The feature of the celebration of the F'iftieth Anniversary meet ing of the Arkansas State Teach CTS Association will be the great parade of school folk.
 Three valuable prizes will be offered. First fifty dollar H- brary of teachers professional books will be given to the county having the greatest percentage of it's enrolled teachers taking part in the parade. Second d twenty-five dollars will be given to the county having the second largest percentage of it's enroll ed teachers taking part in the parade. Third. d twenty-five dollar library will be given to the county whose teachers taking part in the parade, travel the greatest number of miles in get to the convention city.