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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-11-15
revolution Sweeping DeSpOtic Europe With Power
Of Tornado Germany And Austria In Hands
Vi fRevolutiOnarieS--Kng And KingletS Migrate
10 Healthier CIimeS-- Holland Even Faces Crisis
Terms Of ArmiStice Being Carried Out--Am-
erIcan Prisoners Have Been Freed---PIans For
Great Peace Conference Being Formulated
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES

LAST OF DUMARUs ACCOUNTED FOR
SAN FRANCISCO .dsod
last
Oumaru had arrived al ' - Wv
BIG SEA CONFERENCE TO BEGIN
LONDON, November cruiser Koeniosbero vo
delegates
afternoon
ADMIRAL Beatty commander of the grand fleet
HUN OFFICERS SUFFER BRUSSELS
November 75-oVer 100 Germans mostly officers
Ghent and Brussels have formed soldiers
NAVAL TERMS OF ARMIsTcEs BEING FULFILLED
PARIS November 15The Naval
stices out
PLANNING CEREMONIES FOR ALsAcELoRRANE
PARIS, November 15The
monies incident to the retaking of AsaceLorane
PRISONERS HOME SOON
Details being
MORE GERMAN TROOPS JOIN REVOLUTION
LONDON, November
DON'T WANT EX-EMPEROR HANGING AROUND
LONDON November 15-Vienna newspapers of 18th
nounced that German Austrian republic be proclaimed
The ex-emperos request reside Vienna private
denied.
AMERICAN MISSION STARTS
LONDON November 15-Amecan mission Saturday
Sageman headquarters consists of Gen Rhodes and officers and
lc soldiers.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-11-15
AMERICAN MISSION STARTS

LONDON November 15American mission Saturday
Sageman headquarters of Gen Rhodes
lC soldiers.
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The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-23
YELL COUNTY AND STATE HoNoRS.

Tom and Jim complain about Yell county having SO many state officials soul boys Yell county didn't make them state officials She just furnished the material the The Democracy of the State made officials of them Yell has always had the good judgment select acceptable and capable and has always stood by them Not better set of Democrats citizens earth than in Yell county They to take anything away from the balance of the State They their endorsement only good men and who make good in office and when they are worthy Yell county supports them loyalty In my first race got 2O4 votes and opponent 197 In my last gat 2617 and opponent 2l3 This last the record of 19134 made and published Yell
 banner Democratic county and has always contributed Democratic and helped elect Democratic tickets My from Searcy. of the banner Re- publican counties in the State that gives majority for
 Democratic ticket When Searcy contributes thing Democratic and worthy and compe candidate there believe that the Democ will not bestow the reward but good has been advanced why the Democracy Arkansas should reward Democrat from Republican county who is without
 record of service goods in recognition of his ability mudsnger and dealer in cheap demagogy. This mud singing sanderous and pudgment kind of campaigning be suited the Republican politics of Searcy county but
 do not believe is the brand to it's into the hearts of the clean and fair loving Democracy of Arkansas Tom Terra does endorse it and participate in it's and distribution.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-23
TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE

l will meet the property owners Of Nevada County at the times and places listed be.ow for the purpose of allow ing them to assess their property. Under the new township assessment law, all property must be assessed in the township where it is located and before the Township Board while in session in said township or pay pen alty of 25 per cent of all taxes due. Non-resi1ents are required to furnish the assessor with lists of property Tn each township giving the number of school district on or before the first day listed f)r said township.
 Wire Road, Monday June 3, 1918. Lackiand. Tuesday June I.
 Bluff City. Wednesday June 5 Bluff City. Thursday June 6, A. M. Theo, Thursday June 6, P. M. Hatley's Store, Friday June '. Blakey's Store, Saturday June 8, A. M.
 WoodIawn, Monday June 10, P, M. Glenvlle, Tuesday June II.
 Davidson, Wednesday June l2, A. NJ. Stockton, Wednesday June l2. P. M. Delta, Thursday June l3.
 Willisville, Friday June II.
 Rosston, Saturday June l5.
 Mt. Moriah, Monday June IT, A. M. Gale, Monday JaEe r, ?. NJ. Gale, Iues lay Junc lc, A. NJ. Morris, Tuesday June Is, P M. Rocky Mound, Wednesday June l9. Laneburg, Thursday June 20. Sutton. Friday June 2l,
 Sutton, Saturday June 22, A. M. Nichols ech oI House. Moui1y ; Ire 4
 Faeou. Tuesday J-n, 25.
 Falcor "Wednesday j inc 26, A. M. Fullers School .Juse, Thursday June 27. A M.
 Bodcaw, Thursday June 27, P. M. Bodcaw, Friday June 28.
 Union Church, Saturday June 29, A. 1.
 Emmet, Monday July l.
 Emmet, Tuesday July 2, A. Nj. Boughton, Wednesday July 3. Prescott, Friday July 5, to and in luding Wednesday July 10.
 HENRY ALMAND. Assessor.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-23

|Both Houses Agreeing Th~retOi
 That the following is hereby pro-
 bosed aS an ttn rdment to the Consii. Button nr th" ~asa of Arkansas. and fhe same heIns suamitted to the cleo fOrS of the Sfats tr approval or re- g.c' n al tha next general election For Senator's and [ presentatives. if A 'nal 7ri'% nf tao electors voting at such F'scti on lent -Hah amendment. tn. Same $. l t#Nne q part of the Con- tuition oi thr State of Arkansas. to- Section 1. Notwithstanding the linn paton contained in Section of Arti- fe l6 of tha Constitution. the credit pf the State may he loaned and in f4otedness incurred to an amount not *ieeedlng two per cent of the assess sa valuation of all the property in the Enie Tor tho purpose of providing Hlnds to be loaned upon the security \ iarm lands within the State. subject Fo the Limitations herein contained.
 SEC. / The Governor. Secretary of EAie and State Land Commissioner fuau constitute the State Land Board Enlch board Is hereby authorized and tfsted to issue and sell or pledge .uaS m the name of the State. to De Rnota as Arkansas Farm Credit *,onuS' Tn an amount not to exceed  ali the property in the State. and pace the proceeds in the State ,sasary in fund to be known as the H EsAahsas Rure Credits Loan Fund :" 'sc' :, Sad bonds shall be issued ,s5 5aeennomina en tions of S35.00. s10O.00. SrDgo9 and sl oo0.0O and shall be is-
 a m series oe sl0.000.0 00 or multi
 aereof drawn 10 mature in not S.ia lhah thirfy-siS years; nor shall |Sroro 1ohos b. sold until applications m ooha hde purchasers of land az ,sshuhs ia.o0O00 have been filed Rn ana approved by the State Land \, a n said bonds shall bear interest &,r e rate ot four per cent per an kton qua shall be exempt from tax 4 it. hs state of Arkansas, or any E h subdivisions. |fn,; said State Land Board Is au- kys in ana directed to loan the mon 1oan ra sa,a Afkansas Rural Credits
 rm lsrhu nau 10 bona tide purchasers of khrsd hnus m Arkansas. upon notes se- kN,.ts.oy kt oy mortgages or deeds of trust Ans. hrst liens % such farm &Aad sn', M amounts which shall not ex- Aai,as ny -nye per cent Of the ap- M of ~ 'aIae nf such lands. The cred eny nar re state shall not be loaned |, *rras ot ' 70 purchase more than Sf fAan sto nahdz nor land valued at nor W less P.L acre. Nor shall a lOar ED AA nan DO % nor more than s3 @nt "e made to any purchaser e
 <scsn, ot Such loans shall not he mad *hceunv@ owners who "operate' ane M msdo andS mortgaged. and shal HFl The or Inc following purposes M tha ,paytnent for lands purchased E eouln5reh purehase of live stock and otb N ovenm,pnsnf, nd the making of i'm kd baans'3s brn's which In the judgment o Nsity at u VIII increase the produr he ss such lands or add to thai Hstfy snoh iarm home in a degree {, N '" expenditure; and (c) to.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-23
CONFESSES GUILT

My opponent says confess my guilt over my own sig naure Certainly, am willing the truth any time have nothing to conceal have been afraid leg sature Investigating committee court, and now My records always to the world and have nothing to fear except from mud singers and character sins, and time always take of them.
 My opponent says secured the of the gin law Mr. Rogers President of the Farmers Unon that body responsible for it. leave it between them am sure mo- body gave credit for controlling the legislature
 My opponent also that without authority of law sold large lot of gin at exhorbant price, Just fasehood That's all The gin wrappers are sold without profit and at big saving to gnners and would not be bothered with for good deal if could get around furn shng them and properly enforce the law asks where is the received for the wrappers has paid firm that furnished the wrappers nothing left
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-23
PROPOSED LEGISLATIVE AMEND
 WENT.
Proposed Constitutional Amendment
 No. i5.

Providing eredl of State may be I6,ned and indebtedness incurred to aa amount not ex eeding two per cent or |the assessed valuation of property in
 s.ate for the purpose of providing
 funds to be loaned upon the security of farm Ian ' within the State or mak- Ing farm loans. providing Governor, Secretary of State and State Land com, missioner shall constitute State Land
 Board having authority to sell bonds |n name of State. place money in Sta ,e Treasury and loan money to bona noe
 purchasers of farm lands in Arkansa 3. and prescribing manner in which such loans shall be made and repaid deie- |gsting to the Lexis tnre the authority |o provide for carrying out. administer lng and safeGuarding the provisions or this amendment. providing all proViS- |ons of the Constitution of Arkansas hn conflict with this amendment are Ifspealed
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-23
Jno. H. Page Commissioner of Mines, Manufactures
 and Agriculture.
An Answer to Slanderous Circular.

depoabe condition That There is not better set ot records Tn the state capitol than have and the comptroller whose business it know will tell you so
 My opponent says 1 left Dardanelle a poor man, and asks how accumulated fortune didn't inherit it, and then blow in running office instead of investing it in Liberty Bonds like opponent My money time and my energies devoted service How your inherit ed wealth and wasted energy Mr. Ferguson? As matter of tact owned S2 300 business wo-stoy house Main street and 500 of land when Little Rock now onehaf interest acres land with mortgage on It. onehalf interest in home and few per sona effects and few Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps and have no fortune but work for living
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-23

 ..,,r of Arknnsns' 'ne a,o.
 sta,s uo,.c, Agreeing Thcre'" ro. Both 'f., f,IIoWinS is hefeoy pto
 mat ' amendment to the Noh p9sed ,TIa- state of Arkansas ail' stIlu11,' b.Ir. submitted to the elco the sd ,t. Sftta for approVat CT t9ln at the next genera ;s a Senator's and EepresentatlNe ..,,oI , l'i l'il,ifv of thr electors FotIb7 tt,a HssfIen adopt such am lta't, s ths con eis. .baH become part or the
 sane Sn"5 t6a state of Arkansas, to- vii, Sections and of Article
 Ina tta,stifution of the State ol AT .. ',. " he amended To read as loIloN , R5raa a,'s Sunrefna Court shall De cohipo5 .3 of seven Judges. one of whom Slsaii t S syl.d Ghi=t ]H&l lee anu 9 S.s Ieais9 Ds s2' In t7a =rdo td"ration and decis- sas". sa.4s All .Jud-es may sit or the oi s.s. - t5aQ hr a5V5dad into two aiNlS t0s- I tt.# #d...H..aa of each or Sald oHs' aa-' sE4t1 b. he decision Of the Gtls. rEa Gffff Justice shall assign sN5 l2a'sa of tfe Associate Justices to eaeh 9'yf.iou. and fe Iaey change Sue3 @ aS. .ignrents from fzlse To tiile. anu ,li'
 7,a5,ts 71a5. T1=f#=0# may i1,t"rchahse A'soe''t1 .r... i.. agrcp1a.Ht among
 .t.n,5.fYas ..m The C,neurlo'. 2" of three
 is shsH H. neee~saf5 to atei9- ,fff.s division. When the % "a t. s5frfrz H barre. the Chief Jus
 z sbau pra-taa. aHd the concutreh 1 f,Tr sfafa #e necessary to a dtfi is- TT, C5f.e lU-lHee shall alIot the .,5ss ta tEa dHf-Jaus. and he may OF 5s ooy aI-# tl be decided or recon .,isrs5 by thu euart in hahe. The ssjs. Ins-faa maH sif in either divlSIoh' .r5 .bau preside when SO sitting. Tn" I,j I"iyes of caeh division shall elect u-esiding Judge for that division Who .t.ii nresid, when the Chief Justice 1S sea. ,ot stting In that division. If tn" rbisf Justice Is nts' nj from the o4 Y. ,ba n,s senior Judge present shall perform H'T Tbs (soyetHor shall aaaeint the tw9 .aditinnal Judges provided for here'h' aos of whom shall hold office until his successor k elected at the genera eieS sor for State officers in 1922. ana oasliaes and one of whom shall hold atnra pntfI his successor is elected at tbs general election for State officers Il Ein ts24 and quuiies.
 Approved by the Governor, ana nied l |, ths office of the Secretary of State. January T., i9t1- ,... Each electar may vote for or against the above amendment.
 Witness my official signature this tbs 2lfh day ot April. l9lS.
 fsaalj TOM j. TERRAl. \ Secretary of State.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-23
...ed Constitntie"ah Pfcec No. IA.

,a,Ds Sections 2 and , .s Of staic Artl,
 s es:. S5 5s!s sS'' ;ss ssf sns preme eoII as seven Judges. one Nnlel Composed or .iy So Associate Justices; pro justice th. ana judges 5l1 may sit in two th. dl. ya5as yaas and Otherwise wis cPrpt Prqteh shal sit .nd sap9sb' sba s@5s b it's eSsis9n' and slee ProvidIhe, ,,r, additional Judges.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-23

Surgeons agree that in cases of Cuts, rms, Bru ses, and Wounds, the first aatment is most important Wher
 efficient antiseptic is applied prompt, there is no danger of infection and Q wound begins to heal at once. For on man or beast, Bcrozone Is the ,al Antiseptie and Healing Agent " t now and be ready for all emer an1y. Price 25c, 5Ge. Sl,49 and 5 D. ,9id bv,Glthrie Drug Sore.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-23

The State is being flooded with campaign circular signed by It consists of fasehoods msrepre scntaons vicious nsnuatons and nuendoes eave it to the public judge if this is the manly respectable and thy candidate should conduct himself towards If the charges have and why present them and let them speak for themselves and becoud them with nuendo and disrespectfu expressions Facts will stand for themselves and bingsgate is neither logic argument
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-23

FOR AMENDMENT NO. Is. AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. Is.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-23

FOR AMENDMENT NO. IA, r,Ivsr AMENDMENT NO. H.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-23

Be It Resolved by the House of Rep |fesentatives and the Senate of the 'stste of Arkansas. the Majority oi
 |both HOuse. Agreeing ThrretO,
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-23

.,.n IEa:IsLArI7 E AME""' Y8OfVS MENT.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-23
ra,s.itutionni Amendme" ProP"- Nh 1.

n. If Resolved by the "f th,
 Be of Represe"tatl'r. o n, House ,s of Arkansas, the ar' Ma1o''' " sta,e ,or.c, Agreeing Thcre'o' o-
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-03-16

happy couple left the church and re-
paired to their future home where a
brilliant reception was held.
The bride wore an elaborate Gre
alton of Silver-glow Charmeuse and
lace. Her veil was fastened with
bands of ribbon and hung in graceful
folds. She carried a huge shower
bouquet of brides roses, Mrs. Bessie
Parker, the matron of honor wore an
exquisite gown of Brocade Satin de
Luxe, with picture hat of Peach Crepe
de Chine. She carried a bouquet of
pink carnations.
The presents were numerous, cost
ly and useful. Among the most con-
spicuous were a magnificent mahog-
any piano, the bridegroom's gift to his
bride; a handsome chest of silver from
the teachers of Simmons school, a
large picture from the normal class
Of the bride, a beautiful mahogany
clock from the members of the church
choir, and a silver card receiver from
the stewardesses of the Omaha church
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-03-16
SPRINGFIELD, MO.

These soul-stirring and gripping SER
mons were conducted by Rev. Nine.
Dee Pearl of Nowata, Okla, and the
Rev. Palmer d. Harris of Kansas City,
who are travelling together and doing
good evangelistic work. At Spring
field, Mo-, Rev. L. Phillips Church in
revival; Feb 3rd. Rev. Harris Text,
THE Harvest is Past, The Summer is
ended and we are not saved Jer.
$40, l convert; Monday night Febru-
airy 4 Nine. Dee Pearl-Text Wound
ed and Half dead, Luke 1890, 8 con-
verts, Tuesday night February 5th
Nine. Pearl-Text "The Word of God
grew and Multiplied-Acts 1924, 6
converts; Friday night, February Sth
Rev. Harris Text "Be not Deceived,
God is not Knocked; Whatsoever a
Man Soweth, That shall he also reap
Gal. CT, 6 converts; February 10th,
Nine. Pearl-Text 1.-THE Wise Men
Came from the East. The subject
was, My Life for your life, Matt. 2
Chap; Monday night February IL
Rev. Harris-Text, 81 have set the
light to the Gentiles that they might
est show salvation to the utmost parts
of the world, 2 converts, John IA, lat
ter of 2-3 vs.; Tuesday night February
18th. Nine. Dee Pearl-TeXt IF a
Man Love Me He will Keep My
Words, 2 converts; Wednesday night
February 13 Rev. Harris-Text, 81 am
the Way the Truth and The Light,
John 14-6, 4 converts; Thursday night
February IA, Nine. Dee Pearl-TeXt.
He That Hath and Ear let him hear.
Rev. Pill, 2 converts; Friday night
February 18th. Rev. Harris-TeXt
"Ill Arise and Go To My ather" Luke
1913, 2 converts; Sunday night Feb.
ruary 17th-Rev. Harris, Text, "Ill
Arise and Go To My Father, by re-
quest, one convert. Farewell SER
mon by Sis Pearl Sunday night, Feb
ruary II. Text-"What Shall l rem
der unto the Lord for all His benefits
toward me, 6 souls were added to the
church at this time or a grand total
of So souls in all Rev. Phillips said
he was pleased above expression at
such a wonderful success.
Rev. L.. Phillips.
Nine. Dee Pearl
Rev. P. Harris.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-03-16
HELENA, MONT.
By ]. H. Hilliard.

The National Association for the
advancement of Colored People is ask
ing for Branches in this state. Why
don't we get together as a People
and organize a branch?.. Mr.. II, J..
Baker, Misses Katie and Mary Brown
were on the sick list last week.. .
Mrs. Alice Howard made a business
trip to Livingston on the 7th. Do you
know the value of organizing? Then
why don't we organize a Political
Club and be a power in helping I'll
u city,. Election next month,
what about the gentlemen who laugh
ed in our faces two years ago when
we protested against the Birth of a
Nation? He is asking for your vote
and If you don't vote you are voting
for him. mr.. Claude Polk and Mr..
G. H. Harrell have bought lovely
bungalows on the east side. Mrs.
Ed Glenn made a business trip to
Butte on the 9th, and while in the
city she was the guest of Mrs. Jasper
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-03-16
WlLLIAMs-sTEvENsoN NUPTIALs

A notable event of last week was
the wedding of Miss Grace Williams
and Mr.. Julius Stevenson which took
place at st. James A. M. E. Church,
Thursday evening, February 2S.
Promptly at $50 p. m, the organ
pealed forth the beautiful strains of
Mendelssohn's wedding march, the
matron of honor emerged from the
lecture room and the bridal process
sion began.
The bride was met at the altar by
the bridegroom and his best man. The
marriage ceremony YVES performed by
the brides father, Rev. w. C. Will
liams of Omaha, Neb,, assisted by
Rev. w. H. Peck.
After the marriage vows were sol
emnized, Prof. Gerald Tyler super
visor of music in the Colored schools
rendered a solo, after which DIR. Peck
delivered a brief. but impressive wed.
ding discourse. AS the sweet strains
Of Lohengrin waited gently over the
: heads of the immense audience, the
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-03-16
BUTTE, MONT.
BY Jesse H. Smith.

Butte is enjoying good weather
once more, although there was a
heavy snow fall last week, but the
worst of the winter is rel I'VE
are proud to have with us First Lieut..
Frank A. Pearl of Camp Funston, who
is visiting his mother for a few days;
Lieut.. Pearl was reared in this city,
leaving here when quite a lad, enter
ing Howard University at Washington
d. c., where he graduated two years
ago, receiving his diploma as a Surgi-
cal Physician, after leaving college he
started on his business career in At
Gibson, Kans., his birth place and
was known as DR.. Pearl. When the
U. S. called for valiant hearted men
to enlist and fight for the country,
our Lieut.. Pearl gladly went to the
front and is now waiting on Uncle
Sam for further orders. We wish him
and all the other boys who have and
are preparing to serve this country
that victory will be theirs. -. Lieut..
Pearl is being highly entertained
while i nthe city, he being rendered
a reception by the one most dear to
his heart (mother,) Tuesday night at
the A. M. E. church. A large num-
Der of his friends were present and
enjoyed the evening with our Lieut..
At a late hour a delicious lunch was
served. . Mrs. r. E. Lee entertained
Thursday night at her home in honor
of Lieut.. Pearl. Cards and dancing
was the pleasures of the evening and
at a late hour lunch was served. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Walton entedtain.
ed Friday at a beautifully appointed
dinner in honor of Lieut.. Pearl; GOV
ers were laid for seven and a de.
lightful afternoon was spent; those
present were Lieut.. Pearl, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ
Shannon and the host and hostess. d..
Lieut.. Pearl left Friday night over
the Burlington for Camp Funston
Kans.... The Sunshine Mission met
with Mrs. ]. e. Campbell, Wednesday
on California st. A large number
cious lunch afterwards go. The chill
dren are preparing to have a fine
program for Easter. We all like to
hear the children and they are proud
when they can entertain US. John
(fatty) Carter died last week in Ana.
conda, afte "a lingering illness. We
are glad to report all the sick as
much improved. Mrs. E. w Lee eX
poets to leave Sunday for Minneapolis
to join her husband Mr.. Geo
Phelps has gone to Waterloo for a
few days. The Peter Ogden enter
tainment given Friday night in the
hall by the men of the different
branches of the G. U. o. of o. f. was
a decided success and all enjoyed the
evening to the highest; the program
has opened a shining parlor at 5 N
Mont and is doing excellent work
More boys are needed. -. Everybody
News Stand is doing a good business
and carries every thing that is wortl
while in the paper line, stop in ant
look things over.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-03-16

of which the brides father is pastor.
There was a large assortment of linen,
cut glass, silver, pictures and hand
painted china galore. The bride is
one of u most popular and talented
girls. She was a teacher in Simmons
school, a musician of note, a sweet
soprano singer, and Superintendent Of
the Primary Department of st. James
A. M. e. Church Sunday School.
The bridegroom is a talented young
man of character. He has held the
position of chemist in the Sanitol Lab
%oratories for years.-St. Louis Argus.