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see you again, dear girl, unless you
need me. if you ever do. l can't be
near you without loving you and hat
ing your husband whoever he may be
and that is a dangerous state of af-
fairs. But wherever l am, a note or
wire to the Hotel Alfred will be
forwarded to me and if the impossible
should happen. and your husband ever
fail you, remember Jack is waiting,
ready to do anything for you"
I had not expected to see Jack for
months, perhaps years, but the know
ledge of his faithfuiness, of his near
ness, had been of much comfort to
me. And now he was going away,
probably to his death.
The most bitter knowledge of all,
was that which forced itself upon my
mind. Jack was going to the war be-
cause he was unhappy over my mar
riage. He had rot said so. of course,
in the letter which he knew my hus-
band must read, but | knew it. The
remembrance of his face, his voice,
when | told him of my marriage was
enough. did not need written words
to know that perhaps l was sending
him to his death!
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MILTON, IND.

Harry Cause returned to Chicago
Tuesday after spending the Easter va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Cause. In honor of Miss Mary
Sills birthday anniversary. the jolly 81
Club girls surprised her Tuesday even
ing. The Y. w. W. girls of Dublin
were guests of the evening. Games
and music made the evening pleasant.
Dainty refreshments were served. Mrs.
Joe Clevenger baked the cake for the
occasion. Mrs. George Klemn and
children are visiting her mother in
Missouri. -. George Wagner spent
Thursday at Indianapolis with Mrs.
Wagner at the Methodist hospital. -.
Mrs. Oscar Kerlin has returned from
Mooresville, much improved in health.
Misses Mary Sill and Ruth McCor-
mick and Messrs Ernest Jones and
Ellsworth Ewers formed an auto party
to Connersville Thursday night.
Examinations begin next Monday, so
the boys who belong to the working
reserve can get out to work. Mrs.
+. a. kuhns of Lewisville, visited Mil
ton friends this week. A large
crowd attended the Sweeney sale We'd
nesday and things sold we'll. Henry
Bertsch has been drawn as juror for
the April term of the circuit court. 49,.
Mrs. Wallace Warren was in Rich
mond Thursday to attend the luncheon
for the women workers for the Liberty
Loan. -. Walter Beck and George
Crawley left Wednesday afternoon for
Fort Hamilton, New York. After
prayer meeting Thursday night the
Get Together" meeting of the Metho-
dist Sunday school was held. Rev.
and Mrs. Pinnick We're guests of Mrs.
Mary Walker Wednesday,. . Park
Manlove has purchased the garage Of
the Doddridge-Be factory. Mrs.
Thomas Ewers and Mrs Ian Ewers are
guests of friends in South Bend.
Group of women south of town who
meet to sew on hospital garments, met
this Thursday with Mrs. Earl Craw-
ford. The Teacher Training class Of
the Methodist Sunday school. will meet
with Miss Carrie Michall this month.
-. Mrs. Ernest Doty assisted by Mrs.
Lizzie Kimmel, entertained the Miss
ionary society of the Christian church
Friday afternoon when the following
program. was given: Devotional, Mrs.
Warren; african Trail. Mrs. Carl Will
Jams; reading from the Tidings, Mrs.
Scott; music, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.
Mccormick. Miss Hattie Izor fell
backward when stepping up to the
pavement from the road in front OF
William Williams home Monday. and
is quite i'll from the effects of the fall.
She was taken in the ambulance to the
home of her sister, Mrs. Henry Hussey.
THE Missionary society of the
Methodist church will meet Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Rose Hosehour.
Quarterly meeting of the Milton
charge will be held at Doddridge
Chapel. April and 7. Business sess-
ion will be held Saturday at 2 p. m.
Preaching and communion service
Sunday at II a. m. DR.. Z. C. Bacon,
district uperintendent, will be in
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Would 1t be proper for me to write
him first. as l feel that l want to
apologize for the way have treated
him. ! also fear he might be called
TO night for our country, as he is
within the draft age
II you think 1t is proper for me to
write. please give me a copy of how
! should start a letter. Should l ask
him to write by return mail?
A. B. c. X. Y T.
The boy should write first, but
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charge. The Home club met with
Miss Nettie Bennett Mrs. George
Baker presented an article by the
County Contributor. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Morton Warren.
-. Miss Elnora Campbell has as
recent guest, her nephew.
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think a lot of me
and we had known
each other about
five y e ar s. He
tried to get my
company, but I
never accepted it
until July last.
Then h Is folks
wrote to him and
wanted him to
come home. He
came to me the
night before he
left and said he
was going to leave
the next morning.
I wished him good
luck. but it was
under my breath.
Neither of us said
anything a b gu t
yx-vitin
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H&drt, @rHOmo
1,!1DrObrQm1C

Dear Mrs. thompson am alone in
this big, wide world am in the
twenties. A few months ago my
gentleman friend went to another
town to work. At that time l thought
| didn't care for him He seemed to
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since you expect him to be called to
service | think it would be all right
for you to write him a letter and wish
him luck and safe return. Do not
apologize for the way you have treat
ed him. An apology is entirely un-
called for.
Start your letter. Dear Bob or
whatever his name is. and say what
you yourself want to say and in your
own way.
Do not ask him to answer your let
ter If he wants to correspond with
you he will write whether you ask
him to or not
Dear Mrs. Thompson am nine
teen years old and my friend is TWEEN
ty-two. We have been keeping COM
pany for three years. Do you think we
are too young to be married if we
have money enough to live on and our
daily habits are good? B H. G.
Yes, you are too young.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-My face is
inclined to be rough. l use good
night cream, but do not know what
else to do for it. Will you please adj
wise me? BETTY.
At night wash your face thoroughly
with hot water and soft face soap.
Then apply cold cream. If you find
the cream you are using unsatisfactory
try another for change. Do not use
too much powder because It makes the
face rough. 1t would probably make
your skin softer if you put on a van
ishing cream every morning before
aDDlying pOWder
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DISMISS PETITION.

EATON, O., April s. The county
commissioners have dismissed petit
ton filed by B. A Disher for location
and construction of county ditch in
Washington township.
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THOUGHTS

When you spend something,
get something.
Man can never break the mir
ror OF truth.
When you do wrong you in
lure self and others alike.
The Palladium saves the
readers time by making it easy
to find quickly just what is
sought. The classified adver-
Using columns of The Palladium
each day form the most COM
plete and best arranged catalog
Of the wants and offers of Rich
mond and vicinity.
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REV. sCHWAN TO PREACH

Henry W. Schwan. pastor of the Cen
trail Christian church preached the
Baccalaureate sermon at Webster,
Ind. Sunday, April {, at p. m. Ser
mon subject, The Abundant Life"
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
State of Indiana. Wayne County. S.
Estate of Ambrose H. Roberts, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has been appointed by the
WAYNE Circuit Court. Administrative
of the estate of Ambrose II. Roberts,
diseased late of Wayne County, Indi-
ana. Said estate is supposed to be
solvent.
MAUD HARVEY.
Administrative.
Feemster and Smith, Attys.
april Isis.
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Coming OF
The Sunbeam,

How 60 Avoid Those Pains and Distress
Which 90 Many Mothers Have Suffered.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-05-02
SWAMP-ROOT PARA LAS
ENFERMEDADES De Los
R|NONES.

No hay mas que una sola medicine
que realmente es prominente como
una medicina para curar las enferme-
dades de los rihones, del hfgado y de
la vegiga.
La SwamplRoot del DR.. Kilmer es
la mas exaltada y mejor por la ra-
IN de que ha probable que es preci-
samente ell remedio que Sc necesita
en- millares de millares de casos mo-
lestos. Swamp-Root, una prescrip-
cion medica para Intermediates espe-
%ciales, Sc conquista amigos pronto
porque es uave y de efecto inmedia-
to en- los mas de los casos. Els una
composition vegetal suave y curativa.
Empiece ell tratamiento Immediate
mente. Sc vende en- todas las boti-
cas- en- botellas de dos tamahos, me-
dianas y grandes.
Sin embargo, 81 listed desea probar
primero esta gran preparation, man
de diez centavos al DIR. Kilmer &
Co., Binghamton. N. ", para que lie
mande una botella de smuestra. Guam
do escriba, no Sc divide de mencio-
mar al "Nuevo Mexicano."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-05-02
NOTAS De LAMY, n. NJ. Los P[RR0S NUTILES.

El dfa 8 Sc registr6 un lamentable
Academic en- Lamy, del cual fue vic
TINA ell Juez de Paz, Sr. Francisco
| Chavez y Alarid. Es Ell case que en-
dicho dia, como a las 6 de la tarde
saliendo dicho senior rumbo a la ca
sa de su hija, la Sra. Remedies Cha
vez de Sanchez, que queda frente a
su casa, en- un callej6n muy estre-
cho de dicha pob1aci6n, antics de que
hubiera acabado de pasar 10 alcanz6
un autom6vil tripulado por ell Sr.
John Cook, '~fogonero del f%errocarril
Santa Fe, y cayo bajo las ruedas.
~pasandole ell auto por ell pecho. FL
Sr. Chavez muri0 a consequence de
las heridas internas que recibi6, a
las 36 horas del accidente, o sea a
las primeras horas del dfa II, STEM
do sepultado al dfa siguiente.
Ell Sr. Cook fue arrestado y des-
pues de la examination preliminar,
fub puesto bajo fianza de $4,000 pa
ra presentarse ante ell Gran Jurado.
Las simpatfas de la comunidad Sc
manifiestan por la familia del finado,
que siempre fue un buen ciudadano
y honrado padre de familia, Ell que
era muy estimado por todos los que
tuvieron OCCASION de tratarlo. Muy
especialmente expresan su %condolen-
ella a la Sra. Remedies Chavez de
Sanchez, quien ha sido n hija mo-
delo y es muy apreciada por todos
los vecinos. Esta sonora ha sentido
mas que nadie la fatalidad del acct
dente de que fuera victima su queri-
do padre.
Bale en- Lamy.
Ell sabado en- la noche Sc verified
un bonito bale en- la sala del Sr. p.
w. Hanna, dado por los Sres. Felipe
Salazar y Jose Maria Valdez, ell que
result6 muy animado y con buen or
den, pues todos los jovenes de d.
cho lugar acudieron animosos a pa
sar algunas horas de solaz al com-
pas de la m1sica.
Nos vlsitaron.
Los Sres. Felipe Salazar y Jose
Maria Valdez, de Lamy, nos hicie-
ron una agradable vista en- nues-
tras oficinas ell sabado en- la tarde,
al que agradecemos. Ell Sr. Salazar
fue electo unanimamente Director de
Escuelas en- Lamy, y esta en- ejer-
cicio de sus deberes.
Estan s~atisfechos.
Ell p~residente del Distrito No. IL,
del partido democratic, Sr. Felipe Sa-
lazar, nos participa que toda la CO.
munidad de Lamy, sin atenci6n dc
partido, Sc ha manifestado muy com
de la election del Sr. Il. p.
Davies como Mayor de esta capital,
asf como de los muy acertados NOM
bramientos que ese senior ha hecho
de oficiales para esta ciudad. Es-
pecialmente manifesto SUI satisfac-
ci6n de que haya sido nombrado 81
Sr. Bernardo Baoa como Mariscal de
la ciudad, asf como los otros oficia-
les, todos los cuales son personals
v probas, segdn su opinion.
Dice este senior que al expresarse
asf, manifesto ell sentimiento de to-
dos los dem6cratas de dicho lugar
Y no pocos republicanos. Aunque
ell Sr. Davies es republican,, todos
saben que es una persona recta y
su nombramiento los ha llenado de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-05-02

Nosotros, los abajo firmados, de-
eamos anunciar que a causa del
costo aumentado de los automobiles,
gasolina, a~ceites, hules, trabajo, COM
p~osturas, y de la rapida depreciation
en- ell valor de nuestros carros, no
podemos conducir nuestro negocio
de taxis en- la ciudad a los precios
actuales sin perdida.
POR 10 TANTO, comenzando des-
de ell dfa 1ro. de Mayo, nuestro aran-
eel por taxis sera SOC por p~asajero
en- todas las llamadas dentro de Ia
ciudad. 81 nuestros empleados Sc
ven precisados a esperar a la perso-
ma, cobraran a raz6n de $500 por
bora. Nosotros mantendremOs 81
precio actual por bora de $500, y los
Wales fuera de la plaza a los mismos
precios que antics.
MONTEZUMA AUTO SERVICE.
THEO. CORRICK.
J. "A. JULIAN.
j. F. PETERSEN.
DAVID GONZALES.
MELTON VIGIL.
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN CAMP
PABLO DURAN. eco.
FACUND0 MARTINEZ.
HENRY GEIER. Av.
-L
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-05-02
sALlERoN A Los rRABAJos


FL Sr. Perfecto Jaramillo estuvo
en- la capital ell jueves pasado de pa
so ARA Paisaje, Colo, a donde va
q trabajar. LIE acompaharon los j6'
venes Santiago Montana, Leandro
Gonzales, Jose l.. Gonzales y Cruz
Gonzales, todos estos de Palma, N.
NJ. y todos ellos van a TRAFALGAR en-
Paisaje, Colo.
Ell mismo senior nos INDIGO supli-
quemos a nuestros colegas La Ban
dera Americana de Albuquerque,
La Revista de Taos de Taos, Y
la Revista Catolica," de Ell Paso,
Texas, Sc sirvan enviarle su peri6di-
co en- 10 successive a "Paisaje, Colo"
siendo su anterior estafeta "Encino,
N. M" (Nos referimos al Sr. Perfec-
to Jaramillo.)
Queda servido nuestro suscritor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-05-02
Avtso.

FL dia 8 de Abril de 1918, perdf
una carta en- ell canine de Cerrillos
a Ortiz, la que contenia un cheque
No. 28186, por la suma de $166.67,
glrado a nombre de Aniceto Urban,
y expedido en- Lawrence, Kansas, con
fecha 6 do AbriI, 1918. Doy aviso a
los banqueros y al pdblico que no
cambien csc cheque, y a la persona
que 10 haya encontrado, que me 10
devuelva.
EMILIA GARCIA,
Cerrillos, Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-05-02
AVISO..
Los cAMPos De eErAeEL.

LOS cAMPos DE eETABEL.
Avlso A LOS TRABAJADoREs DE
81 trabsjo en- los campos de beta
beN Sc comenzara como para ell rs
do Mayo. .Muchos trabajadores Sc
neccsltaran. No sc eobrara comisi6n.
Sc dan carpas gratis a grupos de
tr~abaJadores orgsnizados.
plrfjan todas las comunIcaclones a
AMERICAN BEET SUGAR CO.,
Rocky Ford, Colo, Las Anlmas, Colo.
0 a Lamar, Colo.
April Is to June LIST. ADV.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-05-02
PARA e. cuELLo roRclpo.

Aplfquese ell Linimento. de. Sloan
sin frotarlo a las cuerdas adoloridas,
y Ell dolor pronto sera aliviado.
Para dolores reumaticos, neural
gfa, gotta, ldmbago, raspaduras, las
timadas, ~torceduras y los mdsculos
.tiesos, tenga una botella a la mano.
Penetra prontamente y calma ell
dolor; es mas limpio que los emplas-
tos o unturas y no mancha ell cults.
En- todas las boticas, Csc, 80, $1,OO
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-05-02

procedimientos de dicha venta de Ia
dicha propiedad es la suma de $224.S7
plus los costos de dicha venta y la
propina de dicho Maestro Especial,
estimada en- Treinta y cinco ($S5.O0)
Pesos.
N, D. MEYER,
Maestro Especial.
4 times, APP. 1925, May 2-9-3rd t.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-05-02

PARA UNA RopILLA LAsTIMApA.

Tan pronto como sea possible des-
pues de haberse ~lastimado, tome n
botella del Linimento de Chamber
lain y siga las direcciones simples
impresas que %acompanan cada bote-
lla.-De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-05-02
AVISO.

Sc Observation-Disclosures y
Arrieros. Buenos salaries. Santa Re
Gold & Copper Mining Co., san pc,
dro, New Mexico.
4 times, APP. 1926, May 2-9-3rd t.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-05-02

%. Antonio Lucero, Secretario de
Estado, .salio Ell martes para Roy,
con ell fin de 'pronunciar un discourse
~patri6tico en- pro de los Bonos de
la Libertad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-05-02
Avlso DE vENTA DE MAESTRO
ESPECIAL.

Aviso es dado por Ell presente de
que ell abajo firmado, Maestro Espe
cial, en- ell dfa 81 de Mayo, 1918, a
la bora de las (9) A. M, en-
la puerta principal de la Casa de
Cortes del Condado en- la ciudad de
Santa Fe. N. M, ofrecera en- venta
y vendera en- venta pdblica al me
jor y mas alto postor, por dinero
effective, en- obediencia a una orden,
juicio y decreto de la Corte de Dis
trito, en- y por ell Condado de Santa
Fe, dada en- la causa mencionada
arriba, la siguiente %propiedad desert
ia, a sAber:
I'm cierto trecho o pedazo de
terreno al Oeste del depot de la
Compaffa del ferrocarril A. T. &
s. F., en- la ciudad de Santa Fe,
(Condadoe de Santa Fe y Estado
de Nuevo Mexico,) comprendien-
do como dos acres, mas o menos,
y cuyos linderos SON: en- ell O.
riente por t%errenos ahora o an
ties de la propiedad de Bernard
Hanley, "a quien fueron adjudi-
cados por Robert II. Longwell Ell
26 de Agosto. 1890, o por esa fe-
cha): y tambien terrenos ahora
o antes de la propiedad de Anto-
MO Alarid, "a qulen fueron adju-
dicados por los ~herederos de
Robert H. Longwell, finado, Ell
/ de Mayo de 1899 o por esa fe-
cha): en- ell Sur, por terrenos a.
bora o antes de la propiedad de
un tai Harrison; en- Ell Oeste,
por terrenos ahora o antes de Ia
propiedad de un tai Gutierrez: y
en- ell Norte por terrenos de due
nos d~esconocidos, ell mismo te-
reno estando descrito en- una
cierta escritura fechada ell IA de
Abril, 1915, por Horace c. Long
we'll, ct al.
Que la cantidad de dicho juicio y
embargo de ser satisrecno conD los
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-05-02

D. Jeronimo Martinez, ganadero
de Ortiz, Colo. vino a la capital o
negocios ante la corte federal. Sc
hosped6 en- Ell Hotel Coronado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-05-02

coMPRE uN BONO be LIBERTAD
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-05-02
AVISOS
No. s4s4.

No. 1864.
Estado de Nuevo Mexico,
Condado de Santa Fe, SIS.
EN- LA coRTE DE pIsTRlTo.
Ramon Jiminez, Demandante,
vs.
Thomas Gray, Y
Mandy Smith, Demandados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-05-02

(True translation filed with the
Postmaster at Santa Fe, New Mexico,
on May q 1918, as required by
Order No. 1888 OF the Postmaster
General Of the United states.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-05-02

(Por ell professor John D. Clark, de
la Division de Utilization de des-
perdicios de Ia Administrator de
comestibIes.)
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-26
MADE EXTENSIVE GAINS
 IN FRIDAY DRIVE
SUMMARY or WAR SITUATION SATURDAY
anceiaI to the Nuaacl by lhe Assoelated Press.

r, O he In
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  ! e o iI ! ii ol n, C | achieved I"li~t a.p.om,. advancing jun t.,.<
 
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  brown back NIft severe l--'. tt' .ul.I .1 G. . al ,a 7,
 { Q fu niel tuH' ' of ArI tl,lahl, uuaIr. r.l,, I' ! i uIe, between t'Il'. .lr~ skirts of ft Village
 c I1 - H l . I !, Gor.o positions -onae v-o I, . - :. f Q I a o
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  , made count 0ea1 Along 1h, s.u',r ~.0 0 I.e 1'l rI l 1t go1lir ' i'i' -.i4 ..'S ' ."i " i (',,h
 
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  retreat along the central northern
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-26
BRITISH PLUNGE FOHvARD ALONG SCARPE RIv
ATTACKING
 ALONG ARRAS FRONT


LONDON, Monday loft tho launching cast of 
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  northeast of 'paumc Q FaIvrH a half miles C holding hIamc fJc of oWl l Ike within ii fallen, ,4
 along an, n" miles southeast z" Amas with iuN HmchN The Germans retired
 
 Farther south the 'yng pressed tho Germans through l> o British gm@ that section placed the official reports "twcn a
 WITH THE BRITISH FORCES ON THE NREAS FRONT Monday >ug The British d along the line southeast making q l n- donlerg line along which launched in n ha be,nL o g. Ir.1 Q
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-26
MARCH DECLARES ALL ]. 5. CASUALTIES
 BEEN PUBL ISHED
Special to the Nugget By Associated Press

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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-26
GERMANS FAIL
 IN ATTEMPTED
 COUNTER OFFENSIVE
sn.a-aL b LL- Nalgsl hy Ih. A-soeLated Prs-a.

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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-26
BRITISH CAPTURED
 l4,300 MEN IN
 FIRST THREE DAYS
Special to the Nugget by Associated Press.

An repO from British
  dmt1 large portion the prisoners taken O
  mans have be added to the list during advin sne the ose and Aece represent
 
 of to indicated however to ndrcd
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-26
BRITISH NEARING OLD
 H|NDENBERG LINE
speoia! to thc Nuaaet by The A.soeLatsa Prs.s.

SUMMARY ASSOC PRESS A,uI.y August 2fIoIH}s attack A the development q
 
 i l. t the old IInlcnI,Ig Il .l i t ; ( a . C .,
 Inc lt o Il cu @ u .> miles a u in egoo of
 British n ,.,u
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-26

Special to the Nugget by Associated Press.

WITH THE AMERICAN Monday c. The h
 
 
   O the
  of ngs for a str sol have for to
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-26
HOUSE RATIFIES
 MAN POWER BILL
.pceLal to the Nunac. by A.soelated rLs..:

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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-26

Special to the Nugget by The Associated Press.

MHTISH HEADQl NTtHS Monday August 2d pons @ C. to the large @ of German prisoners taken during the recent lighting on the Pea h. ag ward under the heavy mist patches of prisoners continued the O tl, n fifteen hmdod In addition to the prisoners uc British also
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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-26
PACIFIC COAST STEEL WORKERS STRIKE
spceial to the Nuaaet by Associated Press.

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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-26
REPORTED BAPAUME
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spccla! to the Naga.. az The Assooated Press.

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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-26
GERMANS EXPECT TO
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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-09-12
Sunset Hill.

The weather the last few day 8
has been so cool and nice, it
seems like fall.
Leonard Bogart is improving.
raymond Johnson, who has
been visiting at the Bogart home,
left Friday for Oklahoma.
Misses Alma Draper and Dec
trice Mcintosh spent Friday
night with Misses Claribel and
Ellen Frye and attended church
at Brush Arbor.
Mrs. Joe Frye and children
spent Saturday night at W. W
Frye s.
Sam Crippen's, Tom'Frye and
Misses Josie Brown, Claribel,
Opal and Ellen Frye attended
church at Brush Arbor Sunday
night, it being the last night of
the meeting.
Mrs. T. &c Pope spent Saturday
night in town.
Mrs TOlbert Brown is on the
sick list.
Sleeping Beauty joins the