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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-02-14
NORTH DORSET

Geo Z. Kendall, Medical Dept. U. S
A., sailed for France about Jan. 30tf
Masters Cecil Irvine and Cecil Bow
en- Of East Dorset, were Sunday Wis
itois in town.
Miss Zilpha Herrick was Gale,
home from Burr and Burton Seminary
the last Of the week on account of thc
illness Of her mother, Mrs. w. ID. Her
rick.
Geo Griffith received word Thurs.
day Of last week that his sister, Mrs
Leroy Warner, of Dandy, had passed
away. The funeral was held Saturday
at 10 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cooney and
daughter, Rosa, were called to West
Rutland Thursday Of last week on ac-
count Of the serious illness of their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Edward
Fleming.
Mrs. Edward Fleming, who was
Miss Mary Cooney before marriage,
died at her home in West Rutland last
Funeral services were in
West Rutland and internment in the
Catholic cemetery at East Dorset.
Mrs Kate Congdon has received a
letter and picture of himself from her
son. Edward Congdon, who is "Sorle-
where in France" Edward says he
weighs POI pounds and is on tn police
force His business is to round up de-
inquents and keep order in camp.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-02-14

Clarendon A Bradford, LIST VT Reg
Edward II Congdon, lst VI Reg
John Potter, LIST VI Reg
Edward J Potter, L. S. Navy.
Clarence Blackmcr, N. A,
Lewis Colvin, Navy.
Clifford Coping. n A.
Thos Mclaughlin, LIST VI Reg.
Frank Mclaughlin. N. A.
Frank W Benedict. n. A.
Willard Dunbar, n A.
Joseph Phillips, U s. C. A.
David Wyman, @. r. c.
John L, Tully. Signal Corps, Avia-
ton Corps.
George Mcbride, Navy.
John Mcbride, N. A.
Perry Peltier. Ordnance Dept, u.
S, A.
Roland Harrington, Ordnance Dept.
I. S. A.
Edwin Lamphere, n A.
Albert Reed, N A.
Torrey Brophy, lst VT. Reg.
Victor Brophy, N. A.
George +. Kendall, Medical Dept,
Geo L. Cooley, 3llth Inf, Camp Dix,
N. J.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-02-14
DORSET BOYS IN THE SERVICE

The following is a list Of Dorse'
boys serving their country in the
Army or Navy at the present time:
Capt. Holley Gilbert. N. A.
Second Lieut.. Vim. 6. Wilson. Coast
Artillery
Corp. Roger Burnham, Camp Upton
l.. /.
John McWayne, U. S. A. Lumber
Unit.
Walter c. Cooney Signal Corps,
Caroyol, Canal Zone.
William G. Rowell, Navy, Newport.
K. T.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-02-14

For any pain, burn, cold, or bruise,
apply DR.. Thomas Eclectic Oil-the
remedy. Two sizes, SOC and
60c at all drug stores. adv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-02-14
EAST DORSET

Mrs. l.. +. Wilson was in Benning-
ton Friday and Saturday.
Mrs E. L. Whitney and Mrs. Felia
Gibson were in Bennington last week
Misses Jennie v Leary and Flor
ence Benedict were in Bennington sew
eral days last week.
Mrs. Della Sears was in Manches-
ter several days last week the guest Of
her niece, Mrs Harry c. Beebe.
J.. f. Wilson, who has been in
Michigan and Wisconsin for some time
was home over Sunday
Miss Florence Sheridan, who has
been in Whitehall, N Y, for some
time, was home over Sunday
The following young men have been
in Bennington lately taking their ex-
aminations for the draft: Mark Whal-
on, William Eggleston, Joseph Lawler,
Louis Bufrum, Ray Swan, John Leary.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-09-06
MUNITION WORKERS TO
HAVE NEW VILLAGE

HOPEWELL. Va. Sept. 6.-Work-
ing people are too valuable to be
housed uncomfortably these days, so
the DUPONT explosives interests are
preparing to spend $3.O00.OO0 on con-
struction of a new village in Hope
we'll
This is an explosives town. and has
literally sprung up out Of the war.
The DuPonts have immense explosives
plants here. and already have spent
millions on houses. clubs. and wei
fare projects. on the theory that what
ever makes for the comfort of the
employees is for the felware of the
explosives enterprise.
The new model village is to be
called Southwest B village. Other viii
lagos composing Hopewell are similar.
~ identified by letters and points OF
the compass Southwest B will con
tain 700 new houses. ready for oc-
Cupancy lnlS year. he Dul UNI Noiii
pany has taken over $50 acres OF
land for the project. and its land
scape architects are laying out parks
and streets.
There will be a village swimming
pool, a community club. commissary,
and girls dormtories for the rapidly
increasing army of girl workers in
the munitions factories.
This falls building program OF the
DuP0nts also includes church, a
lodge hall, bandstand. Y. NJ. E, a. ad-
dition and girls dormitories for Da-
yisyillo. the negro village within the
gates of the great DUPONT plant.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-09-06
TITLES WILL REWARD
SOME ITALIAN HEROES

ROME. Sept. 1.-THE Italian College
OF Heraldry has decided that titles
of nobility will be conferred by 1t in
recognition of distinguished services
rendered during the war
These titles will be Officially re 'Og-
nized by the Italian government and,
being hereditary. will contribute much
to re-establishing the old Italian no.
bility on something of the basis of
prestige that it formerly enjoyed.
The comforting of titles of nobility,
such as baron, count, and marquis in
recognition for services rendered to
Italy during the war is pointed out
by the College of Heraldry as merely
being continuation of the custom
according to which the great majority
of titles of nobility were conferred
in the past.
While distribution of decorations
not only in Italy but in all allied
countries for distinguished war ser
vices Is largely personal, individual
matter for the soldier or officer who
has won such a recognition. confer
ring of titles of nobility will have the
distinctive characteristic of recogniz-
ing families that have rendered eX'
ceptional services to La Patria.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-09-06
CAN ANY LAND MATCH
THIS ITALIAN HERO?

ROME. Sept 6-Cayaliere Antonio
Mango of the famous Sassari brigade
from Sardinia has the distinction of
being the most wounded and the most
decorated soldier in the Italian army.
Mango has just 10l wounds to his
credit Two OF his brothers have
been killed in the war. He spent four
months in a prison camp at Mahausen
before he succeeded in escaping.
Mango has just received the cross
of a knight Of the Order OF the Crown
The Cordova daily times., 1918-09-06

of Italy for distinguished services on
the field of battle. He has the Italian
gold medal for military valOr and
three silver medals for bravery at the
front He has the medal for having
made the tripoli campaign in 1911 and
also the medal for distinguished ser
vice rendered during the MESSING
earthquake.
His military career as an allied sol.
der has been so remarkable that he
has received decorations from all the
principal allied countries. including
England France, Belgium and Ser
bia
The Cordova daily times., 1918-09-06
ENGLAND INCREASES
ITS WAR ALLOWANCES

LONDON. Sept. Ga new scale Of
separation allowances for soldiers,
sailors and airmen. just issued. will,
it is estimated. cost E23,O00,O0
yearly. The increased allowances are
in respect Of children under IA years
old and for motherless children who
are being maintained in homes.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-09-06
REFLECT UPON THIS

The cost of the United States food
administration for its first years
work was less than cents for every
person in the United States. Its work,
with the cooperation OF patriotic
Americans. has saved the allied ma
tons from starvation. as evidenced by
expressions from the food controllers
of France, Italy and Great Britain.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-01

befannt, beB lie lpellieer sen Brdfioenz
ten 5u u11terItiite1, alS i'm 81 folltrolz
lterell iDii1lnell.
Sic G5lfer Ser alliierte1l 2dnDer,
nit semen ipir segen Deltlalano ner=
bii1lhet ltebell, li11b ft9 Der gebentuns
ser @able1l ipphl betpubt. Die Mir
oell lehr ihiper glallbs11 fDn1ten, DaB Die
gSdbler ser Ser, 5taaten 3ur u1ter=
liitung iDres Hrdiioente1t etne Mebrz
Eeit III sen ao11ereb er1pdblte, bte bon
benie11igel1 beberrld1t miro, Die IN Der
t5at 1ttht IN 5pmpatbie NIT Der Sal
tnng l111b pem 8orseben Der abnliniz
FItratipn itnb.
SD bralld)e Sbnen faunl 5n fagea,
1l1ei1le Mitbiirser, bab ib Sbre Inter
{tiibl1lg forbere 11idot 111etl1er lelbf ober
elmer politi{ne1 Bartei ntGen, lol1bern
Der Station ielb{t tpillell, banlit ibre tn
mere GinDeit oes qBolenS. aller Weit
flar pirb. sun sep0bnlidetl 3eiten
ipiirbe Id es nidt fitr angeseigt gebalten
bahen, ei11en iol6en Nppen on Sic 81
rihter, aber otes ii1o feine eeIp6bnliden
a3eiterl.
.Benn es in bielen frttiIben gagesl
88sssbr Wunlh 1T, mid urlbeeinfIuBt 5u
llaterftlihen, 10 bite Id 5ie, bieS rleiner
ipeber bier 3ubaalie, nod ienieifs bes
Meere8 bel lulieren 8erbiinbetell ni1t
iniB5nDerftebenben Bei}e 81 erflare1.
SD itelIe Sbnen rleine gdnierigfeiten
llrlb 5offnlI1gell anbein,
g8oobrolp gSillo1l.1
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-01

Ste JrtIuenSa perbrettet ltd ld)el1lt'S
imn1er nebr. gtS 9ienstae ipa1ell
115 SGlle oenl gelunoheitsbeon1tell
se1nelbet. Gs f11o 1aeiIter,S Udlle letd1z
fer gfotnr, iebod iilb eiltiee iebr ermt=
bo{t front, S3n lehten oeb0rt Or.
Ibeo. Sam1nerlneilter. Wfal1 metnt
bab III leinen1 Soil Die Grne IN oielen
Taeen fonlme uno Die 9lr5te, Die tim
IN sBeba1blltng habell, bofTe1t, bab er
bie Rranfbett iiferiteben miro, obpobl
oieleS iebr fragltd lit,
3nifano bier niht acknowledgements
Der Nerlouf ber @ptbemie bier tit
nidt gerabe beiorgniserrege11b nnO ote
Gpibemte tit na6 glnlieht eine5 Sc
illnbbettsbeanlten INT 9till|tanO. Ste
ideitlt aber iid auf bem 2anoe itarf
su perbre;ten, Gs it11o bier mebr Safe
als III Stem llln ielblt. SIM man6ell
sSan1ilien fi1lb alle @lieber Oaran erz
fronft unb eS gibt Sdl1ler, III oenen
adt bis 11eun Herfo1lell franf Oar=
rieberliege1l.
9onjt I'M 9e11be gibt es iebr piele
Tdlle, 9itdt n11r IN ltnn1tttelbarer
g}dbe BON Stem llln, Ionbern o1l6 BET
enoerer gtdbtel1 lpie 5leepp Gne,
Sal1sfa, Gon1frep u1,b 5prtneftelo {deint
Sic &ranfheit ouf bem 9aube lid lebr
5n perbrettell. @elt 95e>pton bat pielz.
letht nlebr Safe al5 ireeno etn 5olpnz
flip. Gtner uniere Str5te allei1t bat
bort 25 Natte11te11 11nb er 1T Ger Nnz
itd)t, oob sort I'M ean3en an Die SO
sSdlle 1i11o. Gs lit ei11 @lid, bab oie
11eilten gQlle lei9ter 9latur ltno,
SHentlid)e &eriamml,lng nDA ur=
teriagt
Sifel1tli6e 31.Ian1ntenfii1tfte ftl1o mod
perboten, urtb ipobl nod auf et1le 2Sod)e
merben Gir6en 56lllen llno a11oere
6ffentliden 2ofdle seidloiien bleiben.
1es ei1l,ige, oaS Die giiraer tun f01l=
11en, lit, ftd be1l 9legeln oeS Gelunb=
beitsbeantes 3u fiigelt uno 10 oa5lt
beitrage11, baB Sic Granfbeit nidt net.
terper|bleppt miro.
Defientli1e 9ei6enbeea eeananiiie perbDten
0o11 Ser 1taatliden Geiunobeitsz
bebDrbe purbe Sanlstag all Die Get
6ellbeltatte11 et11 S6reiben eeiGidt
in tDelben aneefitbrt ntrb, bob III
3ufltnft alle Dfentlihe 2ethen6esd1lgz
nilIe perboten ltr1b 1ulo oieiel6en nnr
prtpottnt obgehaltelt iDlrber oiirfen.
DieS bat Besug o1lf olle Iooesfdlle ,ob
}ie nun bter ober o1lberspo liattFanoen
o0er aus irgeno et11er Iooesnria0e.
Das Acknowledgements mus bonlarall=
erbau|e aus ober BON Ser 2ethe1lbez
{tattlr11asrdrl11len ODER BON Der Gapelle
TN fSrieobpf aus erfolsen. 9fur Die
allernahltell Gerpanbten be8 BerItorz
bene1, bilrfen hieler Teier betmoba1e,t,
urb ser 2eihe1lbeitatter llno fetne III,
lijtenten u11o Ser anltierenbe 0eiItltbe.
SsS1lflue113a nt1b 2nueenertstinbnng itno
bon SET {taatliden GjefunbEettsbehDrOe
an1 bie 2ilte. ser anltederlben 8ranfbeitell
oeiett lporhen lulb baS Begrdb11ts
1nub bt11nen "a Stu1lberl naef err
fo[aten Iobe IN feitgefhlo{{enen Sdrgen
erfolset1.
53lped bie(er grber 1T Die nllaotige
53uian1me1lfln1ft bon 2elte1 81 per@
bitten llrlo {oll babin ausgeleot lperben,
oab 2ei9enbesansni{ie bon Rirden per-
bote11 Iil1b, 1t1,b ebe'lio 0ffentli9e Set
derfeierlidfeite1 auf benl SSrieObof.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-01
Stir oie 8alo6ra1lo
Nptlei0enOelt
Gpntiteen hahen feine sdpierigfeiteu
iiber $4,000. fiir Die 9sDtleibenoen
i'm 9tproen bes Staates 81 fol-
leftiren, glrbeit raid erle0iat.

9Helu, Sic 9lot oil oen Mamn tritt,
balr1 lit 9}eip lllm i1nlner ba. DaS
hat lid) mieoer gldnSerb beiptele11 BET
ser 5alnlnlluts bon G'elbern fin bte
Opfev bes l6redli6en Walbbrarlos tn
l10roliden Sell beS StoateS. 5obalo
ote 8iirger li6 Ser Iroglpette ber
Gotaltropbe beipubt lpuroen ipelfe iber
9lod)t iosulose1l iiber ibre Oitbilrger
I'M 9torben bes 5taateS bereinsebrpdell
ipur, purben iofort 9lnltolten getrof1en
fin bie Bebrudten @eloer 81 lammeln.
Gtltde hotten lhpn gelber et1geldtdt,
che et11e Rolleftton bier uuternonlnen
purDe.
0ebten Oiellstas Nbeno mllroe Ste
critic 0erlal11nll1ng abgebalten Inn bte
Goueftion bon 0elbern IN 9lngriff sll
nebn1el1. Die 5tabt iplrbe IN bier
9iitrifte eeteilt. Nfittmo6abeno murbe
cine peitere Serlan1n1lung abeebalten
lrno Elm 9sollSugsauSl6ub, be1tebe1lo
aus N}apor gSillibalo Gibner, S. q.
DDS uno Terbinano Grote er1lannt.
gIls Gon1iteel1 unl Sic gjelber 5u fol-
Ieftirer lpurbell 9(nbreip Safiert, Sob11
$. 6oriter, q. 9dulfe, 8illiem q.
Yfefferle, Senrp g. 8oittan, 9. q.
Stton1ener, No. g. Ofetle unb $. IS.
@ibner er11o11r1t lulo TT fllr5er s3ett
botten oiele iiber So 1000 follefttrt mel
&c Sunlne on 9ti6ter S. 90. Dllen
oboeltefert lpuroe ipel6er ais Goritber
fit oas Gol1ntp flnsirt.
0ie glrbeit >purbe 70 1ai6 bollenoet,
boB ss letht m6g1id) 1T bab oieier
ober ie11er iiberieben mnrbe. Oe1ler1
miro geleee1lbeit 9e9eben aud gu btea
fem SanartterbienIt be,5uiteuerll, oen1
bte 8anfen baben itd bereit erfldrt
etpaise peitere G5elber in Gnlpfale
gu neblne11. sllio alle iolde bte nod
11td)t bei9eiteuert baben r11o bies TIM
lpollen iollten lt6 bel ben 8anfe11 mel
ben.,
Seridtet nArben biS iest iolee1loe
Sll11l11lell.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-01
Snflue1t5a Gpioentie

Neue Jalle luerDen gemelSet, uttter
oieieg 81. 6ammern1eiiter. Sic
4ranfbeit auf Dem 2anbe itarf
perbreitet, Sic neiiter ssalle iebn
Il leider Natnr, Gffentlidbe 2eiden=
begangnifie perbpten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-01

gSie oerlautet foil Ser 31lg allf
,pelden1 eir1e 9ln5abl Nep l1ln1er 5taatS=
llniperlitatS 5tubente1l ipeld'e auh
m ben1 Dtenlt Ser B1l11bes Hegterltns
lteben NIT gerIpdtung IN Minneapol's
aneefontn1er lein uno es Nor cen
8eurlaubtell uiht 1n0gli6 IL s3ett
GIT rapportiral. Weeen bieier gflibtz
Dernadldflig1lng follen nit be11 9uaro=
houIe Befalnltidaft sen1abt babe1.
6offentlid) berlbt oieie8 Geri6f Gstf
#ssSrrtlnn.
Goraoral Cornelius gurf lAreibt
Sen @ltern BON Grglanb, oaB er
bereits eth Monat BORT fei. Gr glanbt
llidt, baB ftne Gonlpagnie bel ld1lser
bort bleiben mirb, oel1n iie fi1lb IN
3elten n1,b 1lid)t in peraaanenten 8ar=
rade1l eirlquartiert, gSie er fdreibt,
1T es bort bebellter1b fdlter iDie IN
Watnaefota. Nuf ben1 59ifT nit nell
dem er iiber Sees si1le befanben fd
5000 @5Dlbaten. Son bte1ei1 iparsn
800 fra11f ipdbrellb Ser 1lberfabrt.
Nrd eine M15abl Ser &ranferliparterinz
r1en mar frallE Son iei,er Goal1paeIlie
iparen mir 80 fra1lf.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-16
BANKERS OPPOSE
 GUARANTY LAW
EXECUTIVE couaciL oF AMERL CAN BANKERS hsaoCfA-
 TON ACTS
SESSION AT HOT SPRINGS
Object To Bftf For Guaranty of sank Deposits of s5.o0o oe Under ard That Which Imposes Nes Pen
 alties For Usury

iiot Springs
 At the meeting of Inc executive council of the American BanksFs AS sociation, unanimous approval Sda given to the action ot the committee on federal legislation. and vigorously opposing two of the banking measures now pending in Congress. The tsD bills to which the bankers are parfla- ularly opposed are known as tHe bill for the guaranty of bank deposits uf $5,000 or under, and that which in poses new penalties for usury While there are bank deposit guaranty lava i'll several of the Western States Che bankers have always opposed the prin= ciple involved in the guaranty idea The executive council Of the assaeia- ton is opposing this measure which they assert makes the assets of tae strong. wel-managed bank available to pay the losses that may be caused by incompetent or defective superyt sion.
 To the law definn usury the bank. CTS have no objection. but they do oh- ject seriously to the penalties impos= ed in the pending bill. because they would include penalization for con structive usury as the result of errors or oversight
 Of the other measures affecting banking that are now before Congress. some were approved and suggestions were made for changing the form of others.
 It was reported at the meeting that the membership of the American Bankers Association is fS.147 banks.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-16
CaIomeI Today! Sick Tomorrow!
 Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Don't take nasty, dangerous calomel when bilious
 constipated, headachy. Listen to mel

Calomel makes you sick; you lose a days work. Calomel is quicksilver md 1t salivates; calomel inJures your liver.
 If you are bilious, feel lazy, slug gish and all knocked out, If your bow els are constipated aud your head aches or stomach Is sour just take a spoonful of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone instead of using sickenlng, sali- vating calomel. Dodsons Liver Tone Is real liver medicine. You'll know 1t next morning because you will wake up feeling fine, your liver will be work ing, your headache and dizziness gone your stomach will be sweet and bow els regular. You will feel like work ing. You'll he cheerful: full of vigor and ambition.
 Your druggist or dealer sells you a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone for q
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-16

few cents under my personal guaran- tee that 1t will clean your sluggish liver better than nasty calomel; 1t won't make you sick and you can eat anything you want without being sall- vated. Your druggist guarantees that each spoonful will start your liver, clean your bowels and straighten you up by morning or you get your money back. Children gladly take Dodson's Liver Tone because 1t is pleasant tast- ing and doesn't gripe or cramp or make them sick.
 I nm selling millions of bottles Of Dodson's Liver Tone to people who have found that this pleasant, vege- table liver medicine takes the place of dangerous calomel. Buy one bottle on my sound, reliable guarantee. Ask your druggist about me.-Adv.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-16

Cuba's sugar crop for 1917 ,s oo. GOO tons. o'VVV'-
 United States contains 3.52o oho factories. ~neese
 There are 5,463 creamerfes in :, United States. ene
 Ohio this year produced 42 s,o oo- bushels of wheat. O''o'
 There are 21,262,O 900 dairy cow. l., the United States. 'n
 American 1909 dairy products wo,. valued at S473, ,769,412. '''e
 Australian savings bank denos,.. aggregate $442, ,566,772.
 In 1900 the number of Amero.. married women in gainful occunaton. was only 769,0OO, while in 1910 if was 1,SG0,00O.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-16
STATE HAPPENINGS.

Near Nashville three men. Neal Jones. a 16-year-old white boy, a MT. Anderson and Thurkill Scroggin. q IT. year-old negro, were riding in two horse wagon during a thunderstorm. Young Jones. seated on box, was driving Anderson was seated in tho rear of the wagon on a sack of meal. Scroggin was sitting near the middle of the wagon in a spring seat. Scfeg gin was killed by bolt of lightning but neither of the white men We're hurt One of the mules was knocked down by the bolt. The trace chains were melted, but the mules did not suffer serious injury.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-16
FOR SICK HEADACHE TRY THIS MILD AND
 SURE REMEDY. FINE
 FOR BILIOUSNESs

Bilious headaches are dus te inactive liver. Stir up your hRsr KsI ll saHklsg right again. set your haNHls regulated the poisuns cleaned ulf aHf gua ailI feel like a new rars8u Ia thla hg taking BONDS LIVER PILLS. one each night for two or three nights large haftta costs only Be af aHg drug Htafe They are mild, safe. never Ertpe. pct thorough in action.-Adv.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-16

Principals of schools in Arkansas were notified by the State Educational Department that before public school in the state can receive aid tn teaching elementary agriculture. home economies and manual training. il must meet the requirements of the State Board of Education. To receive aid a school must have at least 10 pu pills in the various classes. the month ly salaries of teachers must be not less than $75 per month and reports must be made to the Department of Education.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-16
POPULAR SCIENCE

Meerschaum mining is an importan. industry of Asia Minor.
 In Queensland about 4OOO shor,o- inals are being educated under gov. ernment contract.
 Vessels sailing at the rate of 10 knots an hour are immune from at. tacks by submarines, because the lat. ter travel only eight or nine knots an hour.
 We expended S2O,00O,000 a year for dyes before the war and now those dyes cost $50,0O0,0O0.
 An European scientist asserts that he can construct genuine diamonds from diamond chips by the use of or. dinary Illuminating gas and a mercury amalgam.
 Pennsylvania rivers In the vicinity of coal mines are yielding about 25O. 900 tons of coal annually by dredging. the coal having been lost through a now obsolete washing process.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-16
Military

WtiAafys
 An army officers wife wrote to R \. M C officer. saying her chiid was sui ferlnE from teething She uddrrSsed the letter "Br Brown.
 The recipient returned tt with the remark that he should be addressed Brigade Surgeon Lieutenant Colonel Brown
 WhereupoH the lady wrote back Dear Brigade Surgeon Lieutenant Colonel Brown 1 am sorry about mis take Yours. Mary Jones
 "P. < Please bring yeur sword to lance hahy's gums ~ Tit nits
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-16

Hs#aa#e Hf previous engagements wiih tas Rcd enaaz campaign 'n Ar kansas. Governor BruuRh declined the invitation of fHp Mississippi State Press Association to deliver the an naaI address before the association on May at
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-16

A committee composed of promi- ncnt citizens of Pocahontas have pub lished a protest against outbreaks of lawlessness under the pretense of op- position to pro-Germanism and d de mand that the rowdies be brought to justice The publication is d result Of rowdyism during the past few weeks at Pocahontas.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-16

Capt F T Tstsr Of the sheridan company F5fth Arkansas infantry, now being organized has been placed la general charge of recruiting ror tho regiment tn snuth Arkansas. the adiu'snt rsaerafs office announced
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-16

The fsrdsneHs $ RasssIivliIe Rail. road Company now has Ia operation a ts-pa=seHRer motor bus which is used Co bTInE passengers from the end of the Hne on The Arkansas river across the puntaon bridge to paFdanelle.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-16
Cold Comfort.

"Prices are high" she began.
 And going higher" said the butcher. And that ended it.-Louisville Courier
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-16
a snx balonxfns to a Malvern drug

A 8aw belonging to a Malvern drus Kfkf ate t4 worth of one-eenf postage afamna Faaf week The stamps had been aeff an a aeak by the dogs mas- 8oR asf Naa prompted hy patriotism. the aux believing that the mora stamp Ebcfe sam aeita the better for AHz HIHHfsA
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-16
Early Criticism.

His Johnny, take your thumb out of your soup" The Kid-"It's all right. ma the soups not hot"
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-05-16

McRae is now shipping strawber- ries in carload lots. The McRae Progress says the recent publication in the Gazette, giving the total straw berr yacreage in the McRae district as 450 acres, is erroneous. There are l.200 acres of strawberries in that dis triCt.