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The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
.ssue OF s2,75o,ooo FOR CON. SEDUCTION OF 16s MILES OF
 HIGHWAY ARE SOLD.
s,D AT PAR IS ACCEPTED
xo,ey Will Be Available For Con- n;seioners Whenever They Arc Ready To Begin Actual construe-
 .;onz-Bear 6 Per Cent Interest.
Little Rock.

The commissioners of the Arkansas Imisiana Highway awarded the $2.- rso mo bond issue for the construc- .,on of the 16S miles of the highway to syndicate of St. Louis capitalists, .omDosed of ". R. Compton X Co, whitaker X Co.,, the Mercantile Trust Co.,, the Smith Investment Corn- nany and the Mississippi Valley Trust company. Representatives of the syndicate put in a bid for the bonds at nar. The money will be available tor the commissioners whenever they arc ready to begin actual construction work The bonds sold for par, to hear six per cent interest and four nor cent on daily balances.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
colIeoe Men of to War.

Only six of the 73 Harvard students who won their IT last year are still in the university. The rest are "in the war" More than fifty Yale pro fessors and instructors are engaged i'll WIT service.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

A series of meetings in the interest of the $3,000,000 campaign of the Southern Presbyterian Church arc being held at the First Presbyterian Church at Camden.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

Where there's q will there's q dozen waiting for it to be probated.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
More Children in Court.

The annual report of the ehildren's court of New York city shows that 14,519 children came before the court last year, an increase of 2,094 over the previous year.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
Different.

Jack seems very melancholy late ly. Has he loved and IoSt?n
 No. l understand he loved and won"
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

He who goes in for taking things easy will he most sure to come out getting if pretty hard
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

To keep clean and healthy take Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They regu- late liver bowels and stomach.-Adv.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

He who knows nothing probab! reads all the war news.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.

Encouraged by the success Of tho Fourth Arkansas Regiment, and the bright prospects for the Fifth Regi- nent which is now being formed, Governor Brough sent a telegram to President Wilson, offering to raise d brigade of infantry by voluntary ser vice. providing there is a correspond ng decrease in the draft quota.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
Better ALI.

June-So that is his better half? Janc-Ycs, and 10 per cent of the rest.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

Nessrs. g. s. Hargraves, D. c. Webb and J. T. Sanders, representing Road Districts No. l and of St. Francis county. have appeared before the National Capital Issues Commit tee and have secured from this com mittee approval of the issuance of road bonds for Districts No. and 2 of St. Francis county.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

Ola Light and Gin Company is erecting a flour mill of 25-barrel ca pacity. There is much wheat plant ed in this county.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

A service flag with six stars Honor ing the members of the Tuckerman Baptist church who have enlisted In the army and navy has been raised at the church.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04
FROST PROOF CABBAGE pIaNTs

FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
 6OO, sl,25 POST PAIT l00O 200 fob. 100, sse ISSSS SUSS at at 1 i, ,5S 5S here l'OOo' s2" Sweet Potato Plants - Nancy Halls and Porto Rieai lG00 to 9,UO0 n g. co f. O. b. 100, 4Dc l0OUD mp at 75 { here l00U 6. IS TOMATO PLANTS-AprII Ist delivery
 Livingston Beauty, Barliana and stone 1oSS SSS si7S i75 fob. fo'd ioo rAal ije 5090 at SO here i0O0 S30J IO0O0 al 25
 Pepper Plants, Ruby King-mRy Ist delivery 30, U25l POST PAID lOnO, 22b f. b. lO0 5te 5u00 at 2u0i hero i0OO, & n. F.IAMISON, CMMERVILLE, S. (.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

erences were divided as follows: Bap- lists 927, Methodists 792, Presbyter- fans 228. Christian Scientists g, Epis- eopalians T, Christians 6, Catholics 2, Nazarene l. Lutheran 1 and 49 who had no preference.
 A series of meetings in the interest of the $3000,000 campaign of the Southern Presbyterian Church arc being held at the First Presbyterian Church at Camden.
 A service flag with six stars Honor ing the members of the Tuckerman Baptist church who have enlisted In the army and navy has been raised at the church
 The fourth shipment has been made by the Philadelphia chapter Of the Red Cross. The total of knitted gar ments to date is 6Gi, all knitted since last November
 Prof C. A Simmons, librarian at Hendrix College at Conway is con- ducting q campaign in Faulkner coun- ey 10 obtain books for the library at Camp Pike.
 C. ". Arnold. farmer living near Eyerton, sold hog a few days ago to Clarence Potts, a local stock deal CT, for $645O The hog weighed 40 pounds.
 The Harrisburg School Board plans the erection of a new school building here this summer 1t is expected to be completed for the opening in Sep tember.
 An order has just been issued by the War Department to W. p. Garri- son of Batesville for walnut lumber for airplane propellers.
 Ola Light and Gin Company is erecting flour mill of 25barrel ca pacity. There is much wheat plant ed in this county.
 The Exchange Bank of Stuttgart in it's statement March % shows depos- it's of $7S6,17213, as against $336,- 7e9.49 last year.
 Mrs. P. \. Freeman. who lives near Lurton. came 10 Evorton recently and saw a railway train for the firse time in 35 years
 Mrs. II. A. Patillo. postmaster at Mountain Home has sold more than S6.o00 worth of war savings and thrift stamps.
 Eighty-fve of the required loo have been secured by Capt. \. L. Jones for the home guard to be organized at Conway.
 A company of Harrisburg capital ists has been organized to erect 50- barrel flour mill and large system gin.
 Strawberries are blooming around Coal Hill and it is expected that Der ries will be ripe in three weeks.
 A landing place for ayiators from Parks Field. near Memphis, will be established at Oseeola.
 Fred Ward of Mountain Home Col lege is drilling the young women stu dents several mornings each week in military maneuvers and drills.
 The drive for the sale of Thrift Stamps has been very successful in Craighead county. fully s30,000 worth or more having been sold
 Two large boxes of clothing were shipped by the women's societies Of the four churches at Fordyce for the relief of Belgian sufferers.
 Jake Redman, a naturalized Ger man. invested the largest amount of any person in Lamar in war savings stamps. He bought $500 worth.
 Governor Brough pardoned Oliver Gipson, a negro sent to the peniten- tiary in February, 1917, from Ashley county on forgery charge.
 Miss May Watkins of Stephens, now q trained nurse in France, had her feet frozen while working during the resent severe weather.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

STOP THOSE SHARP SHOOTING PAINS "Femenina" is the wonder worker for all female disorders. Price $I .oo and SOC. Adv
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

The biggest gas well ever brought in. in the extreme eastern Oklahoma country. Nas finished at Quinton, 62 milest west of Fort Smith. in Pitts burg county. Tie we'll is making from 8 to 40 million feet. The sand vas found at 1,600 feet.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

A landing place for ayiators from Parks Field. near Memphis, will be established at Osceola.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

The fourth shipment has been made by the Philadelphia chapter of the Red Cross. The total of knitted gar ments to date is 6Gf, all knitted since last November.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

An order has just heen issued by the War Department to W, p. Garri- son of Ratesville for walnut lumber for airplane propellers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

The Exchange Bank of Stuttgart in it's statement March % shows depos- it's of $7S617215, as against $936, 79949 last year.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

Strawberries are blooming around Coal Hill and it is expected that Der ries will be ripe in three weeks.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

G. S. Russ of Southhaven. Mich, has written a letter to John H. Page, state commissioner of agriculture, statins h. intends 10 start muskrat ranch and asks for information con- cerning l1e advantages of Arkansas for such an enterprise.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

Mrs. P. \. Freeman. who lives near Lurton. came 10 Eyorton recently and saw railway train for the firse time in 35 years
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

Al meeting of the Executive Com mittee Of the TeXarkana Chamber of Commerce il was decided to make an effort 10 secure the routing of the Bankheaa Highway from Washington, D c. to tHe Pacific coast through Texarkaua.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

Fred Ward of Mountain Home Col lege is drilling the young women stu dents several mornings each week in military maneuvers and drills.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

A company of Harrisburg capital ists has been organized to erect 30 barrel flour mill and large system gin
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

Prof C. A Simmons, librarian at Hendrix College at Conway is con ducting d campaign in Faulkner coun. ey to obtain books for the library al Camp Pike.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

Mrs. H. A. Patillo, postmaster at Mountain Home has sold more than SG.o00 worth of war savings and thrift stamps.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

Eighty-five of the required loo have been secured by Capt. A. L, Jones for the home guard to be organized at Conway
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

The Harrisburg School Board plans the erection of new school building here this summer 1t is expected to be completed for the opening in Sep tember.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

C. ". Arnold. farmer living near Eyerton, sold a hog few days ago to Clarence Potts, a local stock deal CT, for S645O. The hog weighed 40 pounds.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

Adjutant General Lloyd England sent a letter 10 the school authorities over the state recommending q course Of physical training for bows and girls in those schools that have al ready introduced military training.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

The drive for the sale of Thrift Stamps has been very successful in Craighead county. fully $3O,00O worth or more having been sold.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

Miss May Watkins of Stephens, now q trained nurse in France. had her feet frozen while working during the resent severe weather.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

The commissioners of Road District No. met and awarded the engineers contract for the building of the link in the IIat Springs Mammoth Spring highway across Van Buren county to " C. Heisbt of Walnut Ridge.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

sue humber of automobile licenses ssaed to date exceeded the total Aamber for last year.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

Governor Brough pardoned Oliver Gibson, a negro sent to the peniten- tiary in February, 1917, from Ashley county on a forgery charge.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

The machinery of the Philadelphia hililne Company is undergoing ex- 'ehsiVe oVerhauling and much new machinery is being installed for the purpose Of manufacturing flour subsu- iutes
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

Jake Redman, naturalized Ger man, invested the largest amount of any person in Lamar in war savings stamps. He bought $500 worth.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

Two large boxes of clothing were shipped by the women's societies of the four churches at Fordyce for the relief of Belgian sufferers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

Candidates for state offices must file their pledges with Secretary of State Terfal and pay their fees 10 Senator C C, Calvert, secretary of the Democratic State Central Commit lee, on or before April 15.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

..o.s o,F'hs in Faulkner county exceeded
 's during 1917 more than two md onehalf to one.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

Following the food conservation movement and the governors request Tor the raising of potatoes, the Peni- tentlary Commission agreed to plant W additional acres in Irish potatoes in lien of cotton.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

secretary of State Terral has re- turned from northwestern Arkansas, Where , he has been campaigning for m .ne War Camp Community Service iand He said there were large sro"ds at every place he visied. and snat The people are showing increased Interest in all war work.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-04

..e Sonle time early in April, the A. H.
 apartment sSp of the State Agricultural ..noOl al Jonesboro will have a sale ,,. aoIStein and Aberdeen-Angus cat Al consisting of cows, heifers and
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-12-26
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Justice J. E. Robinson Of the state
sunreme court. in his Saturday eve
ming letter, takes issue with Attorney
General VIM. LANCER IN the latter :, ;
opinion recently handed down that al
the amendments have carried. Jus
tice Robinson holds that only hve
amendments that received majorlty
Of all the votes cast have carried. The
attorney general ruled that only ma
iority Of the votes cast on the amend
ments is required under law. JUS
tice Robinson warns state bond buy
ers that future supreme courts may
hold that the present action was in
valid. He intimates that bond buyers
may "hoh the sack.
Editor Schleppegrell Of Hazen,
speaks right out to those who stopped
their paper during the war in the fol-
lowing: CHOSE who discontinued the
Star during the period Of the war be-
cause we stood with our country in
preference to the Kaiser are now in
vited to again become subscribers. We
assure them we do not intend to abuse
Germany any more. They have had
their trouncing and probably may
again become good citizens and there
is no use in rubbing it in after the
decisive defeat they have experienced.
However, the Kaiser and about five
hundred Of his able assistants should
be made to suffer for the outrages
they have committed upon the world
and for the suffering Of the Central
powers. Hanging is too good for
them. And the pro-G German who is
still with US should be kicked of the
face Of the EARTH" Il
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-12-26

prevent him from following the die
happens that the Masons of Germany
are put much in the position of the
Rhine cities that begin to cry "Kam-
Grad! Kamerad!" when the bombs be-
gin to fall. Earlier in the war the
Masons of Belgium appealed to those
of Germany for common action with
view to a more humane conduct OF
the war. The reply was that no such
action was necessary since Germans
were incapable of anything but hu-
name warfare! Later the Masons OF
England and France made a similar
appeal in relation to better treatment
Of prisoners of war. The German
Grand Master wrote back: 'No, pri-
soners are enemies, and Masonry in
Germany means nothing in time OF
war;" The correspondence in both
cases became public.
Now, with Germany hard pressed,
it is different story, and German
Masonic leaders, at the behest Of the
kaiser. would like to talk things over
in a fraternal way with the members
of the order in other lands. Nothing
will come of the Berlin conference
Whatever is true of Continental Eur
ope, It is true that Masonry in the
United States and the British En-.
pire. its chief strongholds, holds itself
absolutely aloof from political activity
of any sort, local, national, or inter-
ntaionl. And that remains strictly
true in spite Of what the histories say
of the part of Masonry in the time OF
the revolution or of the raise ana
fall of an anti-Masonic political party
noarlv a century ago.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-12-26
Aid of Masons Vainly Sought by
Kaiser to Secure Peace Terms
EoyorohYo ~ Horuooy

IdNOEoUlC W OCI IuoNy
It is Characteristic Of the late kais-
err that he recently called together
in Berlin a conference of the Grand
Masters of the Free Mason lodges of
Germany, Austria, Turkey, bulgaria
and Finland in the effort to get them
to pull wires, throughout the ancient
and universal brotherhood of which
they are part, in the interests of
German peace terms. The kaiser is
not Mason himself, and he not only
shows an utter ignorance of Masonic
principles and usages the world over,
but he also makes the bad matters of
his cause still worse by even attempt
ing such drive.
Masons of the countries indicated
might be willing to do their utmost
for the cause of Germany. Masonic
obligations in those countries, as else
where, do not stand in the way of
mans loyal devotion to his flag or
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-12-26
Lieut.. Glen w. Moon Writes of Sue.
cessful Battle With COOties.

CeSSIul OoJtlo WIN COOtleS.
Lieut.. Glen w. Moon, son OF Mr..
and Mrs, 0. H. Moon of this city, who
is with the army Of occupation in
France, writes an interesting letter
to his sister, Mrs. H. E. Byorum, un-
der date Of Nov. Fl. Lieut.. Moon has
been fighting in France for the past
year and has had some interesting ex-
periences. His letter follows:
The company is stationed in vii
lage occupied very short time ago
by Fritz and he must have left in a
hurry. from the amount of equipment
he left behind. There are lots #
things would like to bring home for
you folks, lying around everywhere,
which would be both useful and orna-
mental, but all kinds of transporter
ton is overloaded and it's very diff
cult to get anything out with you.
Am sitting in front Of an open fire.
place writing this by the light of the
fire and about an inch Of candle.
We ran across lot of frogs and a
cook who could handle them and had
frog leg feed. They were fine and
we will encore as soon as we have the
chance. Guess the war isn't over yet,
as there were at least 100000 lives
lost today. We took the company
down to big bath house which Fritz
had very kindly built for us and gave
them good hot bath. Had one my
self and enjoyed it almost as much as
I did the terms of the armistice. Yes,
the coolies lost at least Division or
two in that battle. Oh, no, l didn't
have the whole 100000, but I assure
you l had my share.
Be good and start fattening up the
calf for l sure will be hungry when I
reach your house again."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-24

palivo CYyahoga okresu Nun
son Havens dutklive pripomi-
ma to narfzenf tenn jichz Sc to
tyka. Tim Sc ma ziskat lspora
uhli, dopravy, ziskani pracov-
nj silly pro valecne potreby a ri
skani mnoho potravin, ktere
jsou pouzivany pro zbozi bez
ktereho sc v dobe valky NIL
zem obejit.
DIE zpravy administrators, V
minulem tydnu bylo vydobyto
13,243,OO0 tun uhli. Nejvice co
kdy v tydnu bylo dolovano, a
vsak ami to nepostacuje pro To-
de, zeleznicnf dopravu a vyro-
bu valecnych potreb.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-24

New York. - w. H. Work
nan, generalni manager Han
dley-Page Aeroplane Company
|vydal opetne verejne provola-
ni. v nemz pfimlouva Sc Okla
mzitou akci nasf vlady We smy
slu jeho planu dopraviti 10000
bombovych stroju do Francie
letem pres Atlanticky OCEAN,
"My mizeme zbudovati ony
vzducholodi." pravil. "My do
vedeme preleteti v Mich do
Francie. My name aviatiky
zdatne pro podobny vykon.
Prav6 minuleho tydne velky po
Get itch pozadovsl osobnosti v
autorite, aby lin dovoleno byl
podniknouti let ten. Muzeme
poraziti Nemecko podobnou
kampani miti mir. mas vlast-
ri mir l. cervence 1919 a co ie
neivice dHlezito ze vseho, ze
mohou bvti zachraneny ameri-
cka zivotv a miliony nasich ho
chi privedeni budou moci bvti
domi prave tax. jak odesli. Ne
ma podobna zkouska cenv?
Dnes emf casu pro odklad6ni. !
NSmecko chaue. iestlize NV
iednou pustfme sc do velke
bombove ofensivy. ze sc bude
musit vzdati divf Sc veru,
r~oc isroe tax liz davno neuci-
Mill. Nedostatek rozhodnntf
nred rokem zdrzel mas cd toho
to kroku letos.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-24
SPOJENE STATY Sc PkIPRA
, VUJf MA vSEOBEC- y
NOU OFENSIVU.
Valecny department pOstavi
pod xelitelstvi gen. Focha.
, !; 1000, 900 muzI.

Washington, %. cervence
Dnes valci proti NemcGm necc
malo pres ctvrt millioni Anne
ricand a cely million jest jiz
bud We Francii aneb ceka ma
dopravu We zdejsich prfsta-
vech, ably Sc vrhl ma fronte pl-
ncu silou proti spolecnemu ne
priteli. Neni pochyby, ze pfi.
tomnost Americana umoznila
gen. Fochovi, ze Sc stesti vale
cne pocina cd NemcG odklono
vati, &C jsou pomerne k vel
kym masam, jez stojf pod je-
no velitelstvim pomerne ma
lynn ulomkem. List Sc obrati,
jakmile Amerika zasahne' v
bo; plnou silou.
Ably podniknuta mohla byti
vSeobecna ofensiva, pracuje Sc
ustavicne ma planech, jak pod
statne rozmnozjti brannou moe
Ameriky. Dnes jest jisto, ze ma
pGd6 Francie jeste pred skon-
cenim letosni valecne kampa-
ne stati bude 100000 Ame-
ricanI. Valecny department Il
sty sekretare Bakera jak zna-
mo jiz ohlasil, ze zvySena bu-
de mobiIisace ac Sc taft uda-
MIN blizSich podrobnost1, ale
konajf Sc prfpravy, aby pod
pruhOvanou a hvezdnatou vlaj
kou stale celkem 100000
muzI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-24
SEST OBETf PANUJfCfCH
VEDER.

Boston, %. cervence. - Dive
Gmrti a Is onemocneni slunec-
min dzehem bylo dnes 1fedne
hlaseno. Teplomer dostoupil o
a. hod. odp. SO stupne, tax ze
densni den byl "a letosniho 70
ku nejteplejsim. Parno vydrze-
10 az do 10. hod. v noci, nacez
sloupec klesl ma 81. stupen. z
New Yorku dochazf zprava, ze
stavajlcfmu vedru podlehly 4
osoby a celia rada jinych posti-
zena Ipalem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-24
SPOTREBA~-UHLi
BUDE OBMEZENA

.s%Obmezeni spetreby uhli "a.
|pocne v Clevelandu jiz pristi
pondeli, kdy elektrickym svet.
lem oznacene ohlasky a vyklad
nj skrine, diva dny v tydnu III.
stanou neosvetleny.
Dalsi obmezeni bude narize-
no v tovarnach, kde Sc vyrabi
zbozi, ktere pro valku nema
zadnou dilezitost. Zaroven me
sta mali setrit pri osvetlovani
ulic. Mestsky Teditel elektrar-
ny Davis prohlasil, ze v nasenl
meste m1zem obmezit osvetle-
nj ma tax zvane White Way a
Lorain ave. a pax ma novem Wy
sckem moste.
V pivovarech sc zakoncf w
roba az Sc suzitkuje zasoba
potrebneho zbozf. To Sc tyka
tez vyroby "near beer" a tenn
perencnich napoju.
Tim Sc ziska dspora $4,000
tun milf rrGsfTnx
S. S. Greadon, pfedseda spo
jenych pivovari oznamuie, ze
pivovarim zasoby stacf do led
na 1919.
Archie Kennel. tajemnik IL
kerni dradovny dokazuje. ze v
rekterych pivovarech zasoby
stacf ma cely rok.
Tovarny kde Sc vyrabf auto
pro zabavu, must vyro-
bu obmezit 25 proc. a tax Sc
uetri uhil gasoline.
Kv6tjnariim Jest dovoleno po
NIT len so proc. uhli vsak je
Jim dovoleno 81 ouatfit k tope-
nj drivf. kdyz nebude poslano
po draze.
We venkovskych klubovnich
mfstnstech jest narfzeno setrit
Kde mizou zfskat dri-
Vi. aniz bv 20 draze bvlo dopra
veno. maif vytapet drfvim.
Maiitel6m zabavnvch lodi
(vachtv) bv1o zapov6zeno 20
1obu valkv uzivat uhlf neb o.
ei nro jeiich lode.
Tajemnik administrace prol