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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-01

publicly to open the ballot box and
. count the ballots therein, and continue
without adjournment until the same
is completed, and make a statement Of
the result for each office, and sign
the same. Within three days there.
after, the Chairman of the Board, or
some one designated by the Board,
must deliver to the Commissioners Of
Election the poll list, the box contain.
ing the ballots and written statements
of the result of the election.
Managers of Election.
The following Managers Of Election
have been appointed to hold the
election at the various precincts IN
the said county:
Managers of Federal Election.
Newberry, C. HI. @. Fellers, R.
T. Caldwell, F. NJ. Lindsay.
Newberry Cotton Mills-W. W..
Johnson, G. W. Hitler, S. r. Matthews
Mollohon Mill-W. S. Buckley, Oscar
Wood, Johon Bollinger.
Oakland Mill-Chas. E. Rikard, "
P. Bodie, P. w. Swindler.
Glymphville-W. D. Rutherford
Ernest L. Glymph, w. E. Rutherford.
Helena-Luther I. Long, David c.
spearman, Welch Wilbur.
Maybinton-w. B. Whitney, A. H.
Maybin, David Henderson.
Whitmire-S. A. Jeter, Jno. W.
Scott, Marvin z. Abrams.
Betheden-Charl Cromer, LAM
bert H. Chandler, John Baker.
Jalapa-Rufus M. Werts, William
Miller, Oscar Abrams.
Longshore-Wm. T. Buford, J. T.
Sterling, Henry d Longshore.
Silverstreet-Arthur P. Werts, Geo.
p. Boulware, K. s. Stillwell.
Williams Store-Wm. II. Sanders,
Henry T. Fellers, M o. Boozer.
Chappells-J. L. Holloway, w. B
Watkins, ]. B. scurry.
Utopia-Jno. A schumpert. Jas. R.
Boulware, 1. P. Cannon.
Prosperity. Burr Dennis, !.
Ambrose Dominick, Jno. H. Crosson.
Hendrix Mill-Jacob w. Warner.
Jacob A. Bowers, e. T. Mayer.
slighs-w. Hunter Caldwell, J. W.
George, C. G. Counts.
Jolly street-Thomas Ellesor, Geo
I. Kinard, Jas. H. Sease.
Central School House.-Pickess O..
Settler, Jno. d. Koon, Thos. o. Bum
drick.
walton--A1bert Crooks, B. M. SUI
Der, O. A. Felker.
Mt. Bethel-Jno. p. Wicker, T. W.
Harmon, VIM. M. suber.
w. Wicker, Geo. K. Wicker.
w. Wicker, Jno. ]. Kibler.
Little Mountain-Jas. H. Wise, T.
on. shealy, W. P. Derrick.
Union Academy. II. Wilson, W.
B. Franklin, w. 2. Adams.
Kinards-w. Pink Smith, W. y.
Cary w w Riser. Jr.
Garmany-Wilson Brown, Chris. S.
Ruff, Hugh c. Wilson.
Pomaria-W, W. Berley, Jno. A.
Summer, J. Sidney stoudemayer.
Notice: You the managers at each
precinct named above are requested
! to delegate one of your number to &C.
cure the box and blanks for the cleo
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-01
UABLE Lam FOB SALE.

3 undersigned heirs of the estate
III mo. w Dominick, deceased, will
on Salesday, November 4th, 1919.
ront of the court house at New
Fry, within the legal hours of sale.
3 the highest bidder. the following
racts of land, viz:
Tract No. /. The home place, con-
aiming 20S 2S-1OO acres more or less.
Tract No. 2. Containing IL LILO
iKres more or less.
4 aaee No. 8. Containing 81 T-1o
5, more or less.
Sact No. 4. Containing SO s1-1oo
emore or less.
IS land is situated near Big Greek
% 5ol in No. 9 township about six
Ees south west of Prosperity.
#Platt Of each tract can be seen at
N a. Dominick,s store Prosperity.
BTerms of sale: One third cash, the
Nance to be secured by note Of pur-
sser and mortgage Of the premises
a, payable in two equal annual in
ailments with interest from day OF
interest payable annually, with
to anticipate payments in whole
31ssmsrt tf1e mortgage To contain
gtipulation for attorneys fee;
purchaser to pay for papers, re-
ding and revenue stamps.
Mrs. Mamie E. Dominick,
H. B. Dominiok,
III T. a. Dominick,
I. NJ. Dominick.
]. ]. Dominick,
Mrs. Mamie I. Buckley.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-05
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Ksusss

FRANKLIN COUNTY, KAN, FARM
50 acres. miles good railroad town,
Santa Ne railrond about II mllcA OF.
tHWa, Kan, Sc miles Kansas CITY.
about all IN Tor cultivation. gently
rolling, tlllable hnd; about half blue
grass, timothy and clover meadow
good g-story. s.room house good barn,
10ElO. plenty other outbuildlngs; plenty
good water. close 10 school and church,
u T. D., telephone; price iG1 bO per
acre; ilSO0 CRRh, loan remainder long
tlmc. percent. possession March !.
u l.. rusidn. ottawa, Kan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-05

FOR sAlE..l5O mems Hll-wunl wnUa-
uaWs will sell cheap. Smiths Pawn
shop. II South nr11dwny
ron sALE-2OO manufacturers high.
grade sample mems rninco1ts, vi.l E'Il
cheap Smiths Pawn shop - s..
broadway
FOX SNLE-iiN watches an standard
makes 10 2l-icwrl movements. LETT
'n pawn. Will sell cheap smiths Pawn
shop. li Broadway
SIX ~ smith -Wcssuu special pistols
almost new $50 each. Smiths Pawn
srop. n $ broadway.
lIltTY manufacturers sample .1NhIle
hand bags viii yell cheap Smith =
Pawn Shop. II Z HroadNRN
FOUR 20 Colts automatic pistols, gov
srnntnt model almost new, $40 each.
Smiths Pawn shop. ~ $ hroadway
9, HlGH GRADE manufacturers snm-
plc Nbre trunks WIN sell cheap
smlih's Pawn shop - $ broadway
For SALE Spice grinder meat grind
cr. meat saw. butcher. knife. hurnp.
rinr and mans iur coat 1879 vs.. eih
LADIES' SUIT szc IS Go ~. 'ls West
Nlnth
.srcOND.HAND clothing ladies' and
NNNIIfIUfN ~ UINN'NI Ill."N AIl m| .
Marsh walnut '2i. will Cah
FOR SALE-tadya genuine mink col.
lar. NJ "A bargain can AZ loi North
Hrondwuy
COME lu nud take fee look. twill
be- a lasting one. watches diamonds.
high -Er1de goods easy terms. YOU n
feel az home ut llnrrlaaGuar Nr1nCh
store rs y Robinson
t..f. tt. N.....If
FUuthcast Of city Phone Maple
'so-U
t1U SAlt-Nou Winchester rH"tgun.
mCalned ihone Walnut l'0s. u'l
FuR SNlr.N ,o'npsIn.a baby uIkl
perfect ruritlou Phone Maple
75se.l
| GAUGE Remington automatic shot
gun fnr sllr 500 n Robinson
! FINE bind eye maple cabinet druuurad
Singer sewing machine bnl W. alr
| FOR SNLT.i gallon coffee urn r boar.
gain for cash rrrs, cafe, NO West
lih 81
| IRON sAlE-Onc Geofgrtir dress. ou,
plaid sport shlrt one silk beaver
sailor never hHs been worn. artlglc'
mentioned Boo good condition. reason.
ln"Ir 'NN Nnflh hfnnuMhNf room 70 IiNU
l. H m 90 H.
UNU3AlS- Osnuluc ponyskiu coat. $50
| Call Walnut 1lnl
ADJUSTABLE dress form. large puncN
bowl with ~ cups and 8 cut glass ir,
tea glasses, with coasters Maple 3l2l-J
Iron Sailing bunch ot unrcdccmc,
| Flgin and Waltham watches. hlsl
other icNclry that viii make handsom,
Nmas presents at bargain prices ut I'm
clio Sans pawn shop. 20 g nroHdway
NEW 3.strand long hair switch. mad
from own hair $50, Walnut li3l.l
1898 West ith
HAND EMBROIDERED table liner
Maple 3lsS.H
SHIELDED spanish peanuts t'l, year
crop. from TO lo-pound PACKAGE
Can Walnut 1889.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-05
Michigan.

ii5 10 $50 per acre Tor splendid. new.
" opened tract NJ hntdNood land I'm
Mlrhlgnu'r southern penlusula good Tor
grains. vegctn hlcH, fruits, IN tracts "
10. % up 10 10 acres. easy monthly
pnyments Free hooFet. write TODAY
SVigatt Land co. Tl2if First National
Bank nldg Chicago, m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-05
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma

REST farms iu BRYAN county 90 select
from. ln tracts from so 10 500 acres,
will loan 10 percent of value on any
farm / offer you: write wants first let
ter. no trade. Holmes Colbert, More
lHud Hotel Durant Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-05

- So ACUEs' Is miles northeast
w. Oklahoma cts. iu "Nlurs
~ Mile Fat g. acres lu alfalfa.
% acres hog wire fenced Nice com
Portable Improvements Price 5000.
1850 acres very boot corn. alfalfs and
cotton land. no overflow 10 acres
wheat Tho best value lu tho county.
Price f1r few days only $4,000 THIS
tract can bee divided
l65 acres an valley land so acres o..
ftlfa5 80 acres wheat yonaldernhle hog
wire fence Price tl6 900. on terms v q.
u"N cash. balance long time AZ percent
Y = Mathews.
Farm Land Department.
10 7. STUART A GO
Maple l6 ls West Main
We make farm loans at low rates
,uplDE cotton farm. 1850 acres. 90 M
cultivation. sets rent houses. all
ill'nnIr sandy rmhrtci ru1. very rich
close o. school. cotton paid tlli5 per
acre rent 1919. about me same this
year northwest corner luniut0C Coun.
~. $500 cash. balance terms 90 suit
would accept some trade II good q ".
care bhHIumnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-05
Prospective Farm
Buyers

We have n limited uuuIhrr 0'
w. well improved and vgl .1.
- Gated wheat and alfalfa farms
that We can sell and deliver prior 10
January Would SuEgrst those who
have been DELAYED In making their pur.
chases until this time 10 call upon us
At their earliest convenience For fur
ther Information call on, phvnr write
or wire
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-05
Arkansas

CHOICE. Improved farms close In. nt
SO to t2n an acre good schools and
other cunycnlenccs ] T. Holt. Oga-
rnuW Ark
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-05

MUST sell for cash. good hlocklnrr
fam that paid on sale price 10 pcr
cent this year g. T.. A, 23l West Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY
Ask MIR. Pope

Any. hing Anywhere ANY p,.ea IH 'hg
I..4t #nufhwttf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-05
eMAIL M. anIRI HARM.

ron SALE -ioo.hcre farm, mites
from salem, No IS acres IN culiiva.
Eugenc, Mo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-05
Sale of Power Equip
mert Used Up to Minute
of Failure of Gas Supply
On Good Factory Running
Condition

Two lao-horscpover Miller Improved
gas engines
Two lHn-n1rscpoNc Millor Improved
gas engines
One iiU.horscpuVer Allls-Corliss
steam engine.
Boiler feed water heater, adaptable
for plant mp 10 aoo horsepower
Iron HtCrng go tank. n diameter Is
It.. 9 In Iuug
Wen and gas line piping carload guam
titles
Fiat steel bars AZ inches thick. 81
TO Cl inches long 800 pieces
Afr tank 10 inches outside diameter Y
is feet long
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-05
Fort Wayne Corrugated q
Paper Company
Fort Wayne, Ind.

WANTED Small uuright boiler. Z or
horsepower. viii consider engine
with II % lu good condition and prices
right A W Deal. Jones Eitv OKLA
FOR SALTY horsepower Racine gas
engine first class condition. Phone
Walnut lSfl
FOR SALE one hlg power drill. size
rs: J Royal hand blowers, I vice,
electric motor air pump, ishOrsopow-
cr. all ln Nrst-clHss condition n r.
Thompson, ll5 T. Bridge, blackwell,
Oklh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-TNo second hand boilers
n In the market 10 will pay y0u ro BOO.
'ost,g1to these. WylIc Bros Coo 90.
West Grand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-05
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE

ron EXCHANGE '1,.ooo worth or
clrnr dty property producing a surv.
steady Income ut o. per cnt un the iu-
ysstmcnt TO trade for frsi.cltss farms,
Kansas. OMlhpma Missouri or Artau-
sas preferred. viii trade as wuuIo
or divide ~ suit any proposition no
goor. sandy, rundown, mprtEngch farm
ur hui with inflated values win hn
considered 'ur Un" moment as what We
have to offer |s better than cash. might
consider Liberty bonds this is snap.
in order tu Ert ~ you must act quickly
Address T. < Toy Realty Company,
HlnraNru UII
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-05
Texas,

FOR SALE or TbAbE for Oklahoma
City property, 40 acres, fine unlm-
prg 'fsd timber land, northeast Tsxss
Call or address Tracy, u West list
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-05
Alfalfa Farm

Alfalfa Farm
MILES DF sTOCkYNRDR
600 n,rOs 900 bottom. mo- overflow.
sets Of Improvements. no other farm ir
that locality can be- bought fnf less
than $50 an nrre. 500 an acre buys
this one Lockwood Investment co.
Walnut i;oe, 6o2 un Exchange nldg
20 ACRES Improved ON West 18th 81.
real bargain, Just on the state high.
way Walnut 1855
100 ACRE, land that will grow any.
thing you plant 80 acres NJ fine
wheat now growing living water on
place. very good improvements close to
Oklahoma CITY. selling at bargain
Phone Maple 1870
~ lao ACHES. mites northeast
w. MARROW, Okla Al FoOd corn
v md cotton land Good Inn
ptoyrmenis VIII rlFn sell Ru livestock
and corn ~ market puce Price Tor farm
E S Mathews
Farm Land department
~ r STUART \ CO
Maple "a is West Main.
We make farm loans al low rates
Missouri.
| NOR SAt.E-SO.acte farm : milcs from
TusCumbln, Mo, a. acres In cultiya.
| tlon. balance timber; house and barn,
/ will accept automobile as part payment
Eorl nlll, Eugene. No.
| MISSOURI tiO down. s. monthly, buNs
90 acres good farm ana fruit land
near town southern Missouri. price
only 500 noy %, Mount Vernon. ~
SMALL ME SOURI, FARM.
o cash and " monthly no interest or
taxes gently rolling, hghly productive
| no vet waste land abundant rainfall
/ splendid. hsnlthful climate. good schools
| aud churches. close 10 good railroad
| town and three hig markets. perfect
/ title 1000 feet oil and gas test well
| helnE drilled nearby; photographs and
/ mn Information free Munger. LIS.
y Y tile nldg Kansas City, No
la2 ACRES, I miles ~ good town. 10.
! Gated on state highway, fine location
- acres absolute valley land. no over
flow; quarter mile IN good school; one
NJ tho hest propositions IN the state for
| the money. price 1900. time on half
| Write today for latest bargains In Polk
county Aria Michael, Flsmlnsion, Mo
| ron SNLE-ioo.hcre farm, mites
from salem. No IS acres IN cultiva
tion, 10 acres apple orchard, balance
timber, house ana barn. Farl Dli.
Eugene, Mo
FOR SALE isO.acts farm / mile nom
Eugene, Mo, 100 acres In cultivation.
10 acres finest bearing apple orchard
balance timber good house and barn.
Earl nlll Eugsns Mo.
Tsxss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS TRADES

WNSTED-Tp trade. modern lots
near capitol f0r furniture or what
have you Cruondcn, COS Campbell
Bldg
70 ACRES I'M ts'lmcr county 90 cN-
change for $500 equity In home OF
vacant lots j. v, Tontt. Hnleyyiilc,
Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-05

WHY not have your machine work.
welding aud auto repairing done rrrt
tho first time An mechanics know
how Ueschke Machine Co, 325 East
California
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-05

HINknUWNEIr FIELD
Production, leases royalties and
drilling contracts Soc us Montgomery
luNcoumtnt Co. io5 Baum bldg OKLA.
hOW1 city
WANTED buy star Drilling Ma
chine. also STANDARD. give mn ns.
location. price and terms Montgomery
Investment Co. i0l Haum Bldg. OKLA.
hnma city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-05
Liberty Brokerage Co.,
Inc.

ORGANIZE oil COMPANY. proyeu
lease, nurkhufnett Hold. plenty
time ON lease. little money Rot
$50 Electra, Texas
WHAT have YOU 10 trade Tor A.bOb
shares AMI OIL n REFINING 60.
stocN Ctlttenden, i0s Campbell nldg
ron SNLE-rer shares Pacific GLASS
CAskst Co Write hll IN box lSa
EatFNteW nkla
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-18
DICKY DIPPY'S DIARY

Tuesday. CRDGEtD 3 ,TEAk
TO-DAY AND HhD TO WAIT n
LCNG TINE. FOR IT.
~ MADE MI MAD.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-01
GOVERNMENT WILL
ADOPT AUTO PLAN

Plans that will save the State OF
Maryland thousands of dollars have
been adopted by the Federal Govern
ment in connection with government
owned autos, the plans having been
suggested by State Vehicle Commits
sioner Baughman and Assistant At
torney General Philip b. Perlman TO
Secretary of War Baker some days
ago.
Col. Frederick Glover, chief OF The
motor transport service. wrote 10 Mr..
Perlman this morning. and he states
that the plan viii be adopted and the
practice of private contractors and
others with work in various camps
and environments procuring govern
ment tags, thus escaping the payment
Of the State license, will be obviated.
The new order of things compels all
government-owned cars to have num-
beers and "U. S. A" painted on the
back and side, and a complete record
of them kept at the bureau for the
purpose TO be maintained in Wash
ington
Automobiles being transported
through the country for shipment
abroad are not TO be tagged in this
manner, as they are usually in trains
and easily identified, The plan is
similar in most respects to that used
in the American expeditionary forces
in France.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-01
WHY SLAVE IN TOWN;
GO WORK ON A FARM
Farmers OF The State Hold Out In
ducementS To Labor Through
Federal ONCE

The high wages farmers i'm Mary
land are offering to men, women and
boys for general farming, dairying,
picking. canning and woodcutting are
shown in the bulletin issued today by
the United States Employment Serv-
ice i'm Baltimore.
On one farm in Hartford County
where 20 men and few women are
wanted, $3.50 a day without board will
be paid. On another in the same coun-
", where the need is for 80 men and
women and boys over IA years of age
80 cents an hour will be paid for labor,
6 cents a bucket for peeling and 6
cents a bushel for picking: housing
but not board. will be furnished. The
work on both farms will begin August
18th.
a truck farmer offers $3.50 TO mar
ried, white or colOred, labor in one
large and two small families, which
can earn extra pay by picking The
woodcutting places also are for white
or colored single men. One pays 4C
cents an hour. with lodging and blank
cts: another 81 n cord, with housing
and fuel for % men. Tractor opera
tors will be paid 50 a day.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-01
ASKS DATA ABOUT GAS
IN MARYLAND TOWN
Government Still Considering Plan To
Fix The Heating Unit Through
out The Country

While Annapolis gas consumers are
not just now having the same sad time
over their gas supply. but are fear
ing that conditions may grow bad
again al any time, it has become evil
dent that the government has not
abandoned the idea of passing an or
der fixing the heating value of gas at
52S British thermal units is indicated
by the action of the Fuel Administra-
ton in calling upon the Public Service
Commission TO furnish il with a state
ment showing the quantity of gas
manufactured and sold and the guam
tity of oil. anthracite and bituminous
coal used in the manufacture of gas in
this State from 1914 to 1917, inclusive
That the Fuel Administration is very
anxious TO get this data at once is
shown by the fact that it first tele-
graphed the Commission. stating its
wants and then followed the telegram
with a letter. The Commission will
endeavor TO supply the information de-
sired, but il was stated this morning
that considerable difficulty will be ex-
perienced in having a compilation
made
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-01
en- ON OF RFIGITN FIRST.

The details of present German
peace feelers" are unimportant Not
one Of the allied governments will
take them seriously enough to make a
reply
As long as a German army remains
west OF Germany's proper boundaries,
there can be talk OF peace This
holds true of Belgium particularly. a
few enlightened Germans themselves
see that Says Macmillan Harden:
international law forbids Germany
TO retain even one pebble OF Belgian
streets and commands Germany TO re-
store Belgium TO the conditions before
invasion. Is Belgium. as a Chancellor.
a State Secretary. and an Ambassador
have confessed, an innocent victim OF
German self-defense? Then we have
10 ask its forgiveness and not force
conditions upon it, This is a ques-
ton of the decency, morality. and
honor OF a nation"
The surrender OF Belgium. OF course.
would not in itself end the war. Far
more plumber than that must be
abandoned by the Huns. and far more
assurance given of future good be-
havior. But the Liberation of Belgium
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-01
THE MOTORS MERIT.

The chief merit of the Liberty
Motor. remarks the New York World
has not been properly appreciated. 1t
is not that this much debated motor is
intrinsically so superior to other
motors. II is an excellent motor for
the purposes il was designed for. light.
powerful and reliable; but even so, il
is only one OF several first-class air
craft engines possessed by the Allies,
It's real worth consists in the fact
that. unlike the British, French and
Italian motors. Il is standardized. and
SO adapted to machine production.
The other good motors are turned out
mostly by hand. and are therefore in
capable OF quantity production.
IL is this fact. explains the World,
which has made the British and
French Governments eager to adopt
our motor for the classes of planes it
is fitted for They want an engine
that can be turned out rapidly, in
large quantities, with parts so stand
ardized that they are Interchange
able, thus facilitating repairs and
making il possible to assemble the en-
gines anywhere. or interchange the
parts of different engines without
difficulty.
Thus the Liberty Motor appears
after all. not so much a triumph OF in
ventive genius as an example OF that
same principle which is the basis OF
our new efficiency methods.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-01
-CLIPPIN GS OF
- CAPITAL COUPONS =

A lunatic's train of thought is usual
ly on the side track
Successful borrowers are the kind
who get credit for their efforts.
The more some men talk the more
trouble they pile up for themselves.
Nothing is more pointed than the
finger OF scorn.
The pleasure OF giving is often
spoiled by the wrench it costs to let
go.
Gold brick purchasers are born
often enough to keep the manufactur-
ers from going out of business.
Wise men make proverbs for fools
TO laugh at.
It's all up with a drummer when he
loses his grip.
In a mans autobiography there is
Nv 'u0'' "a 90
memory of his victims.
ne a"A"ru MAJ" may iio' Nc Sio"'
YET he Always wants d uay Vi grace
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-01
WAR NEWS.

II was decidedly interesting, as an
example of journalistic mendacity. TO
learn from the German press that
American troops had been cut down
by the hundred thousand particu-
larly as that same German press had
never previously admitted the pres
ence IN France Of more than a few
tens OF thousands. IL was interesting
TO read that our soldiers we're moved
down in solid masses as they ad-
vanced." when as every intelligent
American knows, our troops do not
charge In masses after the German
fashion. but in open, scattered forma-
ton II was interesting TO learn that
AT many points mountains of coTpses
lowered before our lines" in view of
the fact that up TO the time of that
statement the German lines every
where had yielded to the victorious
Americans with comparatively little
resistance.
This is real news from Germany"
of the same sort that our pro-German
"neutrals" used to clamor for before
we entered the war Some OF our
German language papers. in fact,
printed this very yarn without com
ment or qualification, az a piece Of
straight news which indiscretion
they are finding themselves in new
trouble with the Federal Department
OF Justice
Il is incredible that such lies should
be believed, and yet there are Amer
leans here and there so timorous or
gullible as TO swallow them. The only
safe rule is to credit no news that
comes from Germany, and read with
very critical eye whatever comes
from any professedly neutral Eu-
ropean source. DO not trust. either
any Of the rumors that are always
floating around Dame Rumor is
never a safe news source.
Stick to the Associated Press and
the United Press. the two big Ameri-
can gathering agencies, together
with individual American newspaper
and magazine correspondents of
known intelligence and integrity, and
you will not be led astray. They may
not always give you the whole truth.
but they will not give you any lies,
nor conceal any facts that you have
right IN know