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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-20
MANY GUNS AND ENORMOUS STORES LEFT BY
 RETREATING GERMANS PRACTICALLY n UNIMPATRED
1G IRON GERMAN HELMETS 0BSTRUCT
 ROADWAY IN MANY PLACES
People of Vron, Largest Re Occupied Town Open Their Arms to Americans, While Allied Flags Float
 :" . From Every House Top

Although early victims of the war.
 Belsium's inhabitants in this quarter appear better off today than the | French civilians few miles back.
 The shops are. better stocked than
 those in the French towns the same distance back of the line Women's
 clothing, ranging from the lacy and
 befrlled to smartly tailored garments
 is permanently displayed in the win- dows, while tobacconists have their show cases filled with various brands
 of cigarettes and cigars. The wine shops have not such varied stocks as ! ill France, but just as abundant: much of it is champagne.
 The civilians in Virton and other l villages tell stories of German arrong- ance and oppression. but tales of atrocities are few. Apparently those Germans who were in power in that
 part of Belgium ruled sternly. but not yiciously after the early part of the war.
 1 St. Leger is one of the places that felt the terrible grip of the German hand in the first year of warfare. It was there that 100 civilians were executed.
 When the Americans began pouring | into VirtOn, the largest of the re- occupied towns, the inhabitants had i nothing too good for them. Flags of the allied nations flew from almost every house front, side by side, with the Belgian colors, while women, es- pecially the younger ones. appeared in their Sunday finery in honor of the occasion. The mayor had busy role as official host.
 Women and children gathered about the men in khaki. regardless of rank, the enlisted men receiving almost as much attention as officers. Old women cried while they smiled, and choked over explanations of greetings and thanks. Aged persons spent the day ill the streets shaking hands with Amer ican soldiers while children followed about, eager for a glance or word from the strange beings, whom they adressed alternately in German and French, not comprehending why they were not understood.
 At St. Leger, all the civilians gath cred in the main street an hour be- fore the troops marched in, one old man bore the flag of his country, an behind him was a small, hastily re- cruited brass band When the troops arrived the crowds shouted themselves hoarse. The old mans flag was sal uted by the officers and the Ameri- can command.
 Children began to race after the marching columns. Crowds gathered about every detachment. The mayor opened his house and insisted upon serving wine and offering his hospital ity to any American who would lodge with him.
 There, as ill towns further back, was met the intending stream of re- patriated men. Prisoners of war, sol diers of almost every allied nation. tramped toward the advancing Amer ican line. Most of them were in fair physical condition, even if grotesque- ly clad. All are being sent to the rear for classification and transportation to their own armies or to their homes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-20
House Considers Appropriation
 Bill for Navy
Two Million Four Hudred
 Forty Thousand Is Carried.

Washington, Nov. 19..-Readjust-
 ment of departmental appropriations from war to a peace basis was be- gun today by congress. The house naval committee took up revision oi the naval bill for the next fiscal year and members were insistent that ex- penditures be held to the lowest pos sible minimum consistent, with effect i've operation and upbuilding in the navy.
 AS recommended by the navy de- partment, the bill carries total of $2,440,0O0,00O the estimates being made in the belief that the war would continue through next year Rear Admiral Earle, chief of the ordnance bureau, who was before the commit tee, today, said the department is now revising it's estimates and his bureau alone had eliminated more than half of the $400,00O,OOO calculated as necessary next year under war condi- tions.
 Admiral Earle also revealed that since hostilities ceased, the ordnance bureau has cancelled contracts am- bunting to $421 ,359 ,000 practically half of the amount appropriated for the bureau since the war began. TOday's hearing had to do with only one fifth of the estimates in the bill and after the committee adjourned members could not hazard guess as to the final amount that will be recOm- mended for the navy. Secretary Dan- iels will be called into conference to- morrow. for discussion of the navy's needs and the committeeman hope to get clearer idea as to the size of the task before them.
 Representative Butler of Pennsyl- vania, ranking Republican member of the committee, and who is expect mittee in the next congress, led to- day in demanding downward revision, but other members also insisted now that hOstilities have ceased govern ment expenses must be held down sharply.
 Mir. Butler criticized Admiral Earle's request for $53, 100000 for ord nance and ordnance stores next year, saying it was greater than the amount appropriated in war time. He also voiced objection to the completion of the 112 Eagle boats at the Ford plant at Detroit. Wien asked whether Henry Ford would lose money if the con- tract was cancelled Admiral Earle said Mir. Ford received no profit for the plant. he said, wss financed by the Navy department
 Appropriations and authorizations for a second three year building pro- gram are included in the navy bill but these were hot reached today. There was no indication as to the attitude of members on this project, but 1t is generally expected that congress will approve the plan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-20
EUNKEN STEAMER
 AT PORT OF POLA

Paris, Nov. 19.-(Havas). The French submarine Curie, sunk in De- cember, 1914, while entering the har- Dor of Pola, is now at Cattaro, and will be turned over to the French Navy.
 The Curie, was engaged in a lone raid against the great Austrian Naval Base at Pola, where warships were anchored, when she came under the fire of shore batteries and was sunk. The members of the crew were taken prisoner by the Austrians. The Curie was raised, repaired and put into service by the Austrians early in 1915.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-20
GEN. MURGUIA BRINGS
 WOUNDED TO OJINAGA

Presidio, Texas, Nov. 19.-After having engaged in number of skirm' ishes with Villa followers, General Jose Murguia and command of Mexican federals arrived in Ojinago last night, bringing with them num- Der of wounded. No total of casual ties was given out. Federal soldiers said fighting occurred at San Carlos, which General Marguia destroyed, bringing all women and children and supplies to Ojinaga.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-20
Roll of Honor 0f Arkansas
Killed In Action.

w.,, Killed In Action. naam nilam B. Farmer, Clifty. \ W;Is WIar n. Clayton, Paragould. 'e R: Bratton. Cedar Glades. Avo Died of Disease. nse nsfy II: F. Qualls, Mt. Vernon. wu,.W. VSn W. Berry. Fayette. paaalam pilam s. Kilgore, Hackett. Wsss Wamln M. Ireland, Spadra. p.ts sn Jackson. Forn1an.
 ''e Lsnders. Alleene. w, Woundede Severely. Wnra9 a9os. Hannah, Evansville. MsSaGed. Degree Undetermined. TsS,' TSat Preston. Hoxie. cilA..Ns N Justice, Mulberry
 t Hansford, Paragould. A,eh,. Wounded Slightly.
 s 5. Biles, Aspene Pass.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-20
COUNCIL PROTECTS
 WON HINDENBURG

Copenhagen, Nov. 19.-The work mems and soldiers council of Cassel, has issued proclamation in which Field Marshal Von Hindenburg is talk en under the special protection of the council. After referring to Von Hin denburg's victories, the proclamation says, "he did not abandon his people in their honor of trial"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-20
MINE SWEEPER ASCOT
 TORPEDOED NOV. 10

London, Nov. 19.-A British admir- atty statement issued this evening, says the British Mine Sweeper Ascot,
 was torpedoed and sunA by Ger man submarine. November 10th, off
 the northeast coast of England Fifty three members of the crew were drowned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-20
PEASANTS ORGANIZE
 TO PROTECT PROPERY

Copenhagen, Nov. 19.-Soldiers re- turnning from the front are respon- sible for the riots in Baden and Wur- temburg. They are plundering shops and farms. The peasantry is organ izing patrols to protect property.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-20
LADIES CLUB, A. 0. r. W.

< The sLadies' Club of the "A. 0. U. w. wdtf lneat this aftArnoon at 2:sO o'clock at the A. OsD. jN. N.zrhall. ns Aftsr.thss husinesG sadsioR .. social hourawilis bea enjoyed at which time delicious refreshments will be serv- cd.
 The meeting is important and q full attendance is desired.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-20
ALLEN ISSUES STATEMENT.

Montgomery. Ala. Nov. ls.-CAsr- les H. Allen. publisher. uasAs tho following statement today regarding tho loans made to himself end ". T. Sheehsn. editor of the AdveItisey::
 tcontlnued on page feur)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-20
THE WEATHER

ARxANSAS-W Wednesday unsettled, probably showers, cooler in north west portion; Thursday unsettled colder.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-20

OFFICERS ARE QUIZZED. Washington, Nov. 19.-Investigation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-20

tcontlnued en psge four}
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13

Seller Wilbelm bar opgipet Ell paa.
t9nft Meiie til @iIbelmsbafcn / oen.
he llge paa 8riino al llroen %
@ipringen Ger.
% al Wptteriets 9eoere lfal ppre
arrelteret % osmt iii Seoen. Wan.
&c Here er blet arreiteret / aiel og
andre Steoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13
Scret / Susldne.

Sitllotionen / Huslano cr Tor NOR
pTrenoc nriten mere broget ellb nc.
geniinoe - bpiltct pil iige en- bel
Gel.
Zen Sbc g(itguit melote ct Scle-
gram ira Berlin pia Stocfbolm, at
Den utSiiife Heeiering bar uOitebt
Ell GrflPring on, at arigstiIitano
criitercr mellem Huslanb % eng
LAMB.
Zen 9be inoberettebe Sen anleri-
fanlfe aoniul / Woifpa, Toole, til
Stotaoepnrtementet / Waihington,
al Freniernllnilter Serln nplig bap-
De erflGret paa ct Sopietmeoe /
Woitpo, at arigstllitano criiterebc
nleuem Huslono og Be Ilierebe
Magtcr. Taa SorelpprgieI ira De
aQicreoe aonilller / Wtoifpa oplpite
Den r~ltalilfe ltoenriqsminilter, at
Observation-Disclosures Grflpring fife
neooenolgpts maotte opfattes Iom
Ell &rig$erflprlng, men at Oct ina
rere par Ell GrflGriilg ON, of TliS-
lanb par reoe til at ioripare fig, ibet
Hegieringen opiatteoe De Nliereoes
Opcrntioner poa @llrmonfpiten iom
friocrifc SonoIlnaer.
X X
Gen 10oe 9lugilit meIbcs ira 2on-
bon, at Sen brittle &oniularugent /
Wtoifpa, Nobert 2ocfbart, % Ter
Wtono al bans aontorperionale
ionlt Here Ofcolemmer al en- iranlf
DIPLOMATIC Niiaiion bar blet are.
itcret / Woitpa, angiuelig iom Gc.
preiolier Tor De MQierebea Saroga1g
i Nrfanael.
iii @iengirlo bar Ben brittle
Hegierlng ltluet ben r%liSiiite oiplo-
mntiifc NeprUientant / Sonoon, &r.
Situinoii utoer Eolitiopipn.
Zen brittle Staggering meoocIer,
at bpiS Scr / Mlislano bar Ell ai,-
%crflenot, Ioplig Hegiering, iua bill
Sc aoniuIena Nrreitation bore en-
frigerif Sanding, men GA Gnslano
ior nGrnGrcnoe in9clt ~oificiel amer
tienot Ncgiering bar, oil Inlet BIZ
iorcta9et / Sogen.
Il 4
Sra Berlin melocs ben lite PIT
quit pia &lebenbapn, at Den tplfe
legation / Moifpa eiebliffcIig piI
Unite til Yifop 162 Ntil / Spopelt
ior Yetrogroo rlGr @r9nien al <r-
lamb. Taa 8runb al De panifeliae
SraiifiorboIoe / Hllslanb blir 2cga.
tipncn MOTT I'll at I9eae Gcifn opcr
Tetroarao o. Seliiu9iors i Sinlono
o. bcrira meo Sfib pper Ben iinlfe
@nst til Mcuol i gitlanb.
ST Sslearam ira 2onoon AZ 'am-
NE Tag beretter, at Mnti'Sollbe.
pifi @cpG9elien / &nslanb porer meo
iior Sari. % at Sopletorganilatio'
men = iom Regierins ~betragtet -
i |irfeIiabeSen er saaet iitpffcr.
Set iorIpber, at Trcnlierminilter
9enine % ariaSminiitcr SroiSfp az
ter at ilusie til Spiflanb, bpiS Dc
res Stiuins IfmIbe bIi for paf.
leuoe.
Yaa iIere Steber | Miislano or DC
iaafaIbtc 9olibcpifi~S upicts blet
iprorepet al Wcniiepiferne - ocr
mere moderate 1Iei al Oct %iociaIi.
itiife Earti ! Huslano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13
Smadnotiier.

SEQ &rigens llobruo uogioroe
ben brittle Sanoelsflaaoe Jolt Is
ben brittle Sanoel5ilaabe ialt 1872
Wiuion Cons. 6or giebliftet no
gier Den Is Miaipner Cons. Seti
gisr Den 10 Wilioner Cons. Settc
blep / 6rebags oplpit i l%lnoerbulet
Zen ipanlte Gegiering bar after -
set mao bit bore for Zoe eler Soc
Gang - ienbt Ell ifarp Erotelt til
Berlin iutob DC tpife l~lnoerpanos-
baaoes meuinssIsIe Srnfninger al
lpanife SanoelSifibe.
Naar oct beo Jig, at Song Seroi-
nanb al 9uIgarien bar ilpatet ira
Slottet / Soiia paa @runo al SfrGf
for Spfus, iaa bar bette bare Ben
babe Sanbbeb, melbes fra Intiter.
Dam. Gen anoen Salppart al Sano.
beoen gaar ITO paa, at aongenS Seer.
Der CT / en- iaa ifrebelig Soriatning,
at ban life paa ilere Waaneber mlaa
befatte Jig nleb Statsonlieeenoer
men mao boloe Jig / abloliit Go paa
ct itiae, aiiioes Steo. Spor aonsen
bar legt ben er life oplpit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13
2onbon, lite Muo1lit 81 al.

Sonoon, lite Nu9liit. &c al.
liereoe SGre iortiotte igaar apelf
% ioag lin ieirrigc 5remgang
&etning al Sommes spre Sob. q
bor inraoret ben iforpc Mobitono ira
DC tplfe Wagtropper, bporof en- itor
Gel er paa Jlugt / piIo llorbcn.
Ger meloes, at britiif aapaIeri
/ Gitermiooae opererer npr gpen
Nesle, 6 WiI / Sposit for Gboulnes.
gaereoe for en- goo Stnno iiberl
bar brittle, iranife og amerifanife
Trooper bopeoIagelig noaet Den
gamIe Sommefront, Zig iom Ben
por, isr Spiferne traf ia tiIbage
I'll SinoenburgIinien. Taa enfelte
Steocr er De cnbog orbi bennc
2inie.
@opellcourt, TO Mil / Noropeit for
None, er faIot / griternes SGuber.
Toris, lite Mlguit. - Spiferne
gisr iaiten tore InitrengeIicr for
at holoe SinIen Gbaulnes-Hope-
Nopor, men De s(Qiereoc gipr bra
6remgarg | Spo for Nopon. 6ien.
oena Gcierper err III fpmmet / gf.
tluitct, % Wobitanoen itrammes
lang5 belle Sronten ira GbauIneS til
Nopon.
Cooperate aampe poagaar mel
lem General HatpIinions brittle Nr-
me og General bon ser Warmit5's
tpife Irme. Sienoen briper poa
meb %oolbiomme Mooangreb / Tcit
for Nopon, iom set Iaoer til, at han
bar Iorelat fig at i%oriuare, hpao
oct Ioa ifal foite.
EuriS, lite Iliglit. - @eo 5ron
ten longs @isne % Gesle er Set
%iloflan title MI, mells Magnorof ra.
Ter / Bicaroiet Longer Norb %
&eit. Nuiereoe Slpperc bar opba-
get. at Spiferne ihGroigt bar ore
pct at grape Sfpttcrgrauc % an.
IU1ge Blgtrooofrat Ione5 9afferne
/ Noro ior @esle, % oft tpber poo,
at De ugter at etablerc Jig Der. 81.
lera bar life De auiereoc Slppere feet
lloget Segn til, at Spiferne har
brngt lit iu9reitc IrtiQeri / Still.
ling peo benne Sront. Himeligois
er Def "a oeres Scuiigt at noe polo
iom Dtoo'tano moo ct epentllelt mt
aQleret Mnereb poa bellne Sront %
uiI finn / Neosfalo gaa tilbage ba.
genom gisne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13
Tlittise Tlpoere.

Taris Soe Mug. = s Suli Waa.
reo bar frantic Slppere ifilot neb
life minore ems 1913 fienotlige Ma.
finer, bporaf t54 ialot neb bag De
iicnotliee Sinier. 10 iienotlige Mta-
finer par blet lfabet peo Slo fra
iranife &anoner neoe poa Soroen.
gnopioere bapoe frantic 6lppere /
Ben iarnme Waaneo lat Slb paa AZ
tplfe observation-disclosures.
s BEN Ialnme Waaneo bar fral-
ite 2uiteifaorer faitet neo $50 Cons
al Sprpngitoiie ouer 9rocr / Scar
neoalen, oper Sernbane ltatloner %
marIferenoe iienOtlige trooper /
Spo for slisne % lieeIaa / Hegip-
,lerne pmfring Saon, Serion % Sc
thel.
ri benne itore WasIe Spr9ng-
ltofie pur life millore END 1856 IONS
blet faitet neo ira Sfperne ON Scat
ten % fuu 1914 Cons paa bpllps
Oor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13
Kansas City Kvsgmarked.
Sioux City Kvegmarked
omaha ~Kvegmarked

KHn'eg--Native steers. 10. OO-1s Oo
SSypr og kvier. ...... 7.O0-11 On
cv;, and feeders.... 6.OO-12 m
,n. -ouik of sales. ......1s.15-1S OK
Ia M ~ sn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13
Suaanoif syreosaftion?

Sonopn 9be Nug. = .Sfslge Vfel-
ringer BERTH ira Amiteroam er Der
/ bolanoife pplitilfe areole Npgtcr
/ Smleb ON, at Scplltcrcoe Nolens,
iom bar iaaet / Sporag at oannc Ell
IN bouanoif Hegjerins, ogter at for
bereoe &eien for 6reo peo at fore
i(oa, at Sen npe &egiering ltal til
bpoe begge Sc frigiarenoe 8ruprer
lin Sicleitc iom WcacmmGno. 5
bennc Torbinoclle anIees oct for be-
iponing5iulot, at Wfr. Nolers snlfer
at optage / Hegieringen Den bolano-
ifc Wtiniiter iii 8otifunct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13

sene "eeeurah.Vshe % Seb arnen" I'll
siraf % Serner I UomieIonrei. s~garstons
tnsenteu CT $3.50. pntio tbereauet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13

"Tecurah. Rotten % Veb arnen" III Ncras
% Sann'ari fc'ier $3.50 pr. sIar. Vorto ibe.
reonet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13
Mrbcibere nesteS Gas.

2onoon 9oe Mlte. - Nrtbur Sent
ocrion, Charles @oiperman, Sefre-
ter for Acknowledgements %
andre MeoIemmer al oct brittle
~llnocrhlls bar onlsgt ON Eos for eli
Tciie til Sdpeit5 Tor ser at fonie-
rcre meo Sen holanoifc Socialiit-
laoer Tieter 1roelitrn aneaaenoe
cnbel @reoe, Iom er mootaget ira
Socialiiter / Be iienbtlige 2anbe.
Giterat bare brcitet Sagcn beiliit,
tebe Grigsfabiuettet, at set life bar
tilraooelia at gine Tos til &erlpner
her / 2anbet. ion / ltoIauoet pilbe
mrbe Terioner. Ser bar paSIerct
giennem iienbtliac 2aroc.
Tieier Sroelitra or tibliaere bIet
negtet Mogarg til at aaa ilanb /
Gnalanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13

Smiolertio fortirtter G5effo-
SIopaferne fine Sperationer / &us-
lanb, % oct laoer n9iten til, at Dc,
loin III er melt befpmret oper ben
mioreoe Situation i git, er - He.
aierinoen / Berlin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13
Npc tnife &Dttcrier.

Imiteroam Zoe gns. - Hueter
ON me Mrttericr blanbt oe tpife
Srlossaaiter / @ilhelmsbaien icm
Nrotcit inlob SortipttclIe al llnoer-
oanostriaen er after / SmIeb ca
boiler iie baarbnaffet. Gnoel M9no.
Tom nctop ifuloe saa ombcro paa
line llnberuanosbaaoe og %iorIaNe
Sapncn for ct lGnsere Sost, ansrcb
line Siiicerer % tpang Dem til en-.
ten at uolepere line ll.@aaoe eaer
Jorge for at iGnfe Dem % Sereiter
iese at bli i%nterneret | nsitraIe SAB.
nc. Get paaaitaes. at mere emo so
iplfc ll.@aabe cr f%oripunhet paa oen.
ne Wanoe. Oct icrIpber osiao. at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13

Sn1lolertto t%ortlGtter G5effo'
Slopaferne fine Sperationer / 8us-
Lamb, % oct laber n9iten til, at Dc,
iom III err melt befpmret oper Den
mioreoe Sitnation i git, er - He.
gieringen / Berlin.
Den tore Mfsrunb.
Snoen oct brittle llnoerbus i
Sreoags tog Serie til 15oe Sftober.
retteoe Mrbeioer Hepr9Icntanten %.
s. Inoerion i ll~noerbuiet Ell Sore.
ipsrgiel til Hesierineen ON SrcoS.
iioiigterne. De Nuiereoe bapoe op.
naaet gnbco, bpao ben militnre
aommanoo angaar, iagoe ban, men
life Gnbeo meo Senipn til, bpab Der
lfal pplaaes meo &rigen, nenllig
0rcosmaalene, % bette mente ban
bar miloit ligc iaa pigtist. Cen be.
buocoe %pfonomilte 3rig eiter Sri.
gen bill mmltlisgisre @ilions Soc
ON en- "Nationernes 2iea", mente
ban.
Sertil lpareoc lloenrigsminiiter
Salfour blanbt anoet:
Gen Iigruno, iom filler Be al
lierebe % Geltralmagterne, er Iaa
0pb, at oen err n9lten llnaalclia, oa
cen er lau breb, at Der panifeligt Fan
Ip9nbes Bro oper." San mente, at
BEN Sreo iom oct bapbe lpffeoes De
tpife StatsmprO at iaa iltano peo
Spang = Sreoen imob Git = life
par al ben Natur, at De Iliereoe fit
noaen Nlppetit paa "oen tp'fe Ireo".
&ongen al Mmerifa.
2onoon 6tc slug. = 9repe ira
Slrgtninge bienlme / Spitlano til
tpife u-@aab @%el9tninger, inferno
ret / De 6oreneoe Stoter, ~begpnoer
MI at anfomme til Sonoon. gns
felte al Dem ct meget %moriommc %
bier en- bartab forblefienoe llpi-
oenbeo ON set itore 2anO binIioes
S ct al 9reuene, ifrepet til
en- al oe tpife Sanger al bans Sit
itrll, heoer oct blanot anOet:
"Gi baaber on mart oil penoe
Iiem. Oh fortiencr Ianbelig al mt
Zig Spmpati. @i beoer itaoigt ira
bort Sicrtes Tpb, at on life maa
bli Ipiit al Snoianere eaer bGngt al
Spis be ifllloe enife at
ifalpere Dig, buroe ou ierit appelerc
til &ongen al Mnlerifa, Gr ban o..
Iaa Snoianer?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13

Naris, lite Gllauit. - @ntaIIet
az DC al Sriteruc o. SranituTnbe.
lie to9ne Sanger / Ticarbiet anilaacs
M I'll onltriu6 $4,000, beribIaubt
poe 1000 Siiiccrer. Sielse Sc iiO.
lie Spgauer ira Sronteu cr oper
800 aauoncr erobrct.
Nile Vrocr oucr SomuIe mcIlenl
Veronne % Sam, Ell Strrfning paa
10 WtiI, or blet soclagt al allicreoe
6lDucre.
Spifcrne bar ioricat of anl1ggc
miolertlolge Sroer oper Chen, men
De bombcfaitenbe aaierebe Slppere
sisr bette grbeioe naiten umlIiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13

ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS NATTER JUNE I6rH 1908 1T
rHx Posr OFFICE AT DEcoRsu, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
or CONGRESS- or MARouS g., 1877.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-09

employees WAC desire to participate
in the loan. At the same time tele-
graphic Instructions were issued alone
the line to begin taking subscriptions
at once. 1t is expected that the same
good natuICd rivalry will Be shown
by the various divisions as character
lied the previous campaigns.
According to the announcement. the
company win purchase bonds OF the
new loan ior those OF its employees
who desire to subcribe and will per-
NIT these bonds to be paid for i'm in
s,allments over a period Of ten
months.
This would be ut the rate OF $40 a
month for a S11o r..-
In the first Liberty loan. employees
OF the Southern Pacific lines purchas-
ed bonds to the extent Of $I9lS, 500:
in the second Liberty loan they par
ticiputrd TO the extent OF S1.S43.TOO.
This made a total of S3.7G2 500 sub
scribcd already b yu,c employees Of
this one railroad system Gazette.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-09
STATE FAIR SEPTEMBER
9th to 14th

The executive committee of the
Nevada State Agricultural Society
held its first meeting of the year
last Saturday evening. at which the
date for the next state fair was set
for the week beginning Monday, Sep
TENDER 9th and ending Saturday.
September 18th.
The board has been advised that
the California state far --in open
the last week in August and end on
September 9TH and following a GUS
tom which has prevailed for many
years. the Nevada state fair will
follow Immediately.
The secretary was instructed to
call the attention OF the governor to
the fact that there are vacancies on
the board due to the expiration Of
the terms of |. II. Kent, Robert Co
van and Alex Dromias, and also one
caused by the death OF Henry Stev-
ems of Reno.
The resignation of F. J. McDer-
mott will also be rendered TO the
governor this week, making five va
cancics in all to be filled. 1t is ex-
pccted that these appointments will
be announced in time for full
board TO be represented al the an
nual meeting which it is proposed
will be held on the last Saturday in
April! ..i:up Standard
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-09
ROBbED GOING TO BOARD.
DRAFTED MAN WALKS nv

CONWAY. ARR April Q. Ben lily
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WHEAT CROP NOT NORMAL

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. April g.
ter wheat productD this year will
reach about 500 100000 bushels. ac-
cording to the department of agricul-
lures estimate shown in its recent
report The report shows The con.
dition Of the crop April Is. to be IS
per cent OF the normal output. The
production Of rye will be about Sc
100000 bushels. a condition reaching
So per cent normal.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-09
COUNTY BUDGET, 1918

Estimated Receipts Of County for the Year
Ending December 81 1918, Provided Chapter
OF
Est matedR GENTS
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-09

taxation estimated valuation
or is $1IO} $4,000 valuation
racfo for was
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-09

VI. j. KEITH.
Clerk Of Board.
Dated April !. 1918.
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att was working at Norfolk. Va. when
he received notice from the selective
service board at Conway. Ark. to APP.
pear there for examination. He
bought ticket. but while on the
way he was robbed OF ticket. money