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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-02
RAILROAD EARNINGS
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS III,


Month OF May:
Total oper. revenue. Sl2, 924, $50 81 45I ops
Net oper. income. 557.6l6 '2 42e. $50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-02
Philadelphia Stocks

Total sales, 10.0 shares. compared with
24,O43 shares; same period last week. 1O,2li
shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-02

Total oper. revenue. 54l3s.Tss s424I 100
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS AND
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06
III. C. 4. Workers Are Almost
Constantly Under Fire
ID France
MANY HAIaBREADIH ESCAPES
assnssns,a nssaY SAves Fed ffsass0ss
Mar Fresm nsash hY ahsss.-~9ss
psgssnsss That Are Tsss
sar Esss Nsasss

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everyday, sgvgs ll0ag experiences fsa
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4. workers anywlsafs wlffssss III III ssalas
saf tsss EacasS gatsa fsE. ssssurgs I.ssssis
aseylssa. wssa hsss 5ss@s Ess1ifsasa fsssEn
France wssara saa w'sss etage1gd sa sset
fs8sien agra fsss the M A.
tlsrew safsae ssrosag itssaf ~ tlss csftl'
sslssesss ssssster aiaiess all fssrepssA bsaea
st tssa aresss.isssa llse~ ssfd die. Ms had
been asaasI til tess safae specific iss-
staylseE of rye sarsea:a ut3sissf tsre sa
ares-asaa tratssiseas.
Those oxes hgs.e s'ssa Raye sisss been
Ii the var sossa must Forget their old.
sis1ia itsssa# as warfare and lts t3ats
gers, said Doctor MeSsan. Forget
this old isIea cf open figiassasE, ssisat
troops sfasssiug aerena 4 plain fisa siss
OF large athletic sieid. Mssera ar
sllisry sssaoss sur miles aud N always
shooting. every person within ~
mites af the trenches In asa:ser Ere
rraesfauIly aii af siss time. yet the RS
parts do ssas call tits d Battle. Tssa
re,,orfg anssausare The ARTILLERY WAS
active. md TINT means shelia cry.
where faya ID twenty-five rniias back
af he frsaeaaas.
EARLY iii April the Germans made
night raids and slseis airpIaries ssess
aessve in hpsnbins. Two ef my or,
gnDszers were visiting catapa eight os
len usiIes back on the froat+lfns
trenches. The Germans Kept sip slss
hou,bariinerst for three days dstsias
which time these * men were doelg
| Ing shells constantly.
@0n tne second day they were m i
gsser dss SolIat-on os the soldiers
recreation hints provided hy ne Frenti
with II isaen Id chnt'g vilen, wisIsst
! gve minutes tw0 sslails sfrsacfs osae /
few yards SWAY the other hitting tii,
t4nf. Tie isseS we're thrown flosYI
| BIZ the conenasiafs. II seemed j
/ miracle they we're mt laft, Cor soiaies.
! we're killed and Wounded al aruuns
! theia.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06
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SHARE DANGERS
WITH SOLDIERS

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06

.Tnls amount includes fne of fas..
900 pesetas imposed on THE Alsatian
children xfto Insist pn speaking the
French languages and refuse to study
the beautiful German language. These
statistics are i. most useful warning TO
the neutral countries.
IT there are ang still thinking of
siding with the allies let them take
warning from The fate of others
Eoast Also of Cruelty.
III Is claimed also ii tias document
that more than 5sD,e0D British have
been made prisoners. and in this com
nection the following statement Is
Igade
although 10 these figures the Eng
Iish oppose II, ,sos German prisoners
taken by them % the western front, II
must be remembered the English treat
( their prisoners with notable Kindness
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06
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Is MEANT ls 4 WIRING


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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06
Barrel Gardens.

The New York State College of Ar
r1cultura at Cornell university recent.
liz furnished directions for barrel
garden for city dweliera whose Yards
are paved or untiliahle. CucuInbers,
radishes. peas, and beans can be raised
In this way.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06
Tase hy d Soldier.

A returned soldier tells this STORY !:
Il was In France and wanted n light
Cor my cigarette spsnt ten minutes
masang signs to d fsrenchnsgn and
waaaasn get through wifh my wfgwag.
gaHg he said In perfectly good Eng-
lish.. ..atss a match yoa wans. isn't 1t r.
Washington Herald
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06

Most particular women use Hsd Crosi
Bal! Blue. American nade. Eure to pleass
AZ all good grocers. Ads.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06
SHAKE INTO YOUH SHOES

Afisn's Foot. nAss, The Antisepstr powder 70 b
shaken tnto the Shoes and srsinkiea in ths f2ot.
bath. Tsrsitevos painful, swcslsnt n9rting feet
Uaed hy the American, British and fretcA
kxoors Aiiens Foot-EssA il = cErtAtn seltef
soT tired, a4htng fees Sold cTsry ywherer-A6F.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06

When a shiftiess man gets sick his
nelghbors seldom lose much time w0r-
ryfng about IL
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06
Times Had Changed.

Mrs. Henry Peck ~ on used to say
that I look good enough 10 eat Peck
.T haven't as good an appetite as +
had then.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06

The average man is usually too bril-
liant or too stupid TO become famous,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06

Al dead man is not soon forgotten 4
t1is widow Hnarries agHin.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06

I'm Poland ALSO Il large number Of
shurchea have been destroyed fer ssaai-
ifgry reasons. The figures concerning
these have fas yss bssen pabltshsd.
As d rcssls pf the stupld etsihhars-
ness of the Belgian people isi cssliin.
uing the struggta after their biooiy
and fsnai dsfea. as siss knttseasid. the
German officers sVcra forced asainst
their Will. TO Impose psinishuaesta 90
fnany rich Individuals aad wealthy SIT.
les. This has contributed tase fais0sE-
Ing amounts 10 the German treasury !:
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06
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10 EIelgsaas, ssssslsiaa aisHs arr
treasures. srsss saass eastiasscatssts esd
ssaiassass valued as 3gss)sssl psAatsis.
s.I9us ID the srsagavrg If Cardinal
MerelaF and otsses priests Who aid
sasss i usssanas ~ SIR tise assassts
agaisst .tlse gpsts, s,tasarsesi tserssfMa sal,
siars. ssaes @ere sersssa 10 tssach q ~.
ysse aessosa % the ssgigsan anss French
ssashoifcs.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06

Taesa agaeas sAfsw ssrgw va
| eseass sssg ah.ss sg tasa csasssssasggsss
against graaee hi 1870 ri,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06
Germs STOP HURTING THEN
LIFT OFF WITH FINGERS.

Just drop little Freszone on that
touchy corn. instantly II Stops aching
then you lift that corn right OF. No
pain at ALL Costs only d few cents.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06

Aswsya as~ Mea Ctpxs Bxlls. ss57sssse, xssiigksS
sha ikassiswas AIT sii xsssd ggsseefB. Asvs
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06

noia an fsa5 faas hold ost PH-
sasnrw b xessisia n fissfsnfs.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06

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sfgast Nil bestssss hans@ H Ii sassSase
sant hsaiesais fAssssars
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-06

1T May be that Fate does some
times really give man an unnerited
The Springdale news., 1918-11-15
LOCAL LEGISLATION.

Art Sees 232425 prohibits local or special LEGISLATION except
Of local legislation prohibited further provided that IN
be made applicable, local
general shall be suspended
of shall
changed special publication
and the snaa
all which Journals
affirmatively show published provided
been generally demanded as THIS INK
legislation caused adverse criticism
the General Assembly than anything else and has wasted more me
thousands Of
Of of the
the Constitution OF lo'4
evil but the provision adopted by them mas proven
So years tha y"
joke that the General Assembly spends most
gsang Greene county and green grass %
that frequently
elected the Legislature for the sole purpose securing ~
laws they unable through other channels
be handled through othe ~
ished the courts the Corporation
school authorities, boards and commissions charged win
field for the
calendar OF the
bills this character as ou
of ohnds So
fellows bill that the other fellow will vote Tor MS
The Springdale news., 1918-11-15

On questions so vitality affecting
the interests of the people as the
amendments. it is not to be known
fo- ten days after the election wheth-
n lhcy were adopted or rejected
Governor Brough and President
Tom Mehaffey of the Constitutional
Convention will make special appeal
to the election officials of the state
to be more prompt in the handling OF
the returns of the special election
Dec. IA. when the people are called
upon to adopt or reject the new Con-
stitution.
The election will be held under the
general election law of the state, and
ali the regulations pertaining to gen
eral elections will apply.
With only one question to vote upon
there is no reason why the complete
returns for the state should not be
known in Little Rock by midnight
following the close of the pools.
All election officials will be ask to
cooperate in securing prompt re-
turns Of the election.
Now that the world war has been
brought practically to an end, thanks
- the Intervention of the American
Army. and the indomitable will to
win Of the Allies, the country is
facing the question of reconstruct
len.
It IS, IN a way. as big problem as
+ that of war and Arkansas will have
as big a part in il as our state has
had in winning the big fight
The activities that have contrib
uted SO much in upholding the army.
i such as the State Council of Defense.
i the Fuel and Food Administrations
and the Employment Service are to
be continued indefinitely after the
var.
There viii q great demand for all
raw material that can be produced in
Arkansas. of every kind, for France
mas already begun to call upon the
United States for men, money ard
material % rebuild its devastated
country.
L Is probable that many thousands
. the American soldiers will remain
IN France and Belgium to engage
n important work there.
And Secretary MeAdoo says that
there mist be more Liberty Loans,
a. Il VII be necessary u finance
peace = / vas . finance war,
The var may be over but its
wounds have not healed yet.
The Springdale news., 1918-11-15
ELECTIONS AND FRANCHISE.

Art HI follows the the text OF the ool7eegl
Its include equal quadfentai
a Board OF Election
resident voting by electors III "
naval service.
honored principles of equality and freedom OF ee' ne
restated emphasized and completely saeuaied III
and expressed changes, the proposal Is oC'o
Forin Constitution
officer shall be eligible civil office TO De
he The old Constitution
ordinate municipal or local Offices grade Of city oil
shall be designated by general law Tins exennp'
all grades OF Officers
possible Many nave
but prohibited under the present where
Nor shall any Ia" De
by the right at any election depend upon %
name The ola 1
that the franchise be exercised by every male
Of becoming citizen of the United
the bars o aliens, the Constitution RESI-
citizens the United by emitting the quoted eiae
The Springdale news., 1918-11-15
THE PROPOSED .CONSTIII|II0N
Synopsis and Comments on improvements mado a.
Constitution of 1874.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

ArV l,pro he of the afs
be
similar those Officers
he the and governor
disqualified for Wba Governor
Governor he equal acting
The of this provision is evident Dprno
frequently resulted Year.
the Governors office
whose selection umea
election of Lieutenant his
States 1t which confusion and oa
eactad
He
body, a 'eae
ufs
u"'ii tue '' - : ia y ' senate ne shall ha
The Springdale news., 1918-11-15

The changing conditions of the military and political
situation in war ridden Europe during the last week re-
ported in the daily papers, have kept the country IN
condition of high tension expectancy. History mas been
made with such rapidly that the events of yesterday
are forgotten in the reports of to-day Empires hGary
with age have gone into the scrap pile OF history IN
day. as Austria andTurkey, and another day new
government or governments born in their stead At
this writing the world is witnessing the dying struggle
of the great German empire and new born republics IN
its territory crowdng it into the grave before 1t IS dead
Tomorrow may see its dissolution and final nterment
Il is great to live these days for day is as thousand
wears of human history in the past; such things could
happen only in the age of dynamite.
That such subsdences and upheavas OF political gov
ernmens should be attended by religious social and bio
logic consequences is effect following cause The cause
or causes may be hidden dmy through the mist
of history past but the sequence is seen III the new pot
cal world in the new forces that will be in the ascendant
writing future history The location of these causes IN
heaven earth or hell will depend the mental inclination
Of the seeker The mad saturnaa OF war marking tour
wears of history by rotous demonstrations Of passion and
vice. the good results following the war social political
and religious the natural influences, physical and bioog-
ca contributing the beginning and end of the war are
the factors forming equation To determine the unknown
quantity cause The solution Of the problem is for the
theologian and the philosopher
The Springdale news., 1918-11-15
A CHANGED WORLD.

In attempting to write an article
on the work being done by the seven
officially authorized agencies to min.
ister to the needs Of the soldiers. be-
sides those supplied by the govern
ment am amazed at the magnni-
tade and the variety Of the work
done.
On land or sea. in training camp or
at the battle front. wherever sol
der boy has need. there IS one Of
these agencies present and equipped
to meet the emergency. This agen-
cy IS father and mother, doctor and
nurse TO every sick and suffering boy
wherever found.
We all. no doubt, remember the
jolt We experienced when We passed
from the life before the war-a life
Of acquiring, Of boarding or Of prodi-
gahty-a life Of self qualification ana
entered the life during the war.
How quickly everything changed.
Instead Of selfishnness there was al
truism- Instead of boarding there
was giving, until the world was as
tonlshed At the benevolenee Of Amer
lea. Now we have the opportunity
Of doing greater things.
We are nearing the end of the war;
whole nations are thrown upon the
charity of few nations. Shall we
show ourselves sufficient f,r -,
times
Are we what we nave thought our
selves to be
The boys IN the trenches have NOT
failed. They have gone at every com
nand. and nobly Won in every CON
fict- They have shown the world
what America is upon the battle field
Shall We continue to show the world
what America is in the altruistie
field
Has not America given a new
meaning 10 the word patriotism
Did not the word formerly mean nat
ional bigotry or selfishness VIII
the fafherland- motive ever again in
spire men 70 deeds of valors Is il
not motive that gives character to cur
acts = Does not patriotism to-day
mean christianity-that power which
The Springdale news., 1918-11-15
BOARD OF PARDONS

Art VI provides for Board Paraons to consist
The State to
consider parIon
felony
DAYS
makes
elemeney
conviction refere 10 the Board
The State a reform Of
places
Of which all admit
is upon political trading oil INSCRIPTIONS executive
oneev be
the law. The right
probably the unWeme of
individual decision questions Of life and
UNFOLDING the judgements The
of
Of
with eXtra
The Springdale news., 1918-11-15

In last weeks issue of The Spring
dale News, there was published a
most interesting letter from DR.. Otto
Christian. The following paragraph
Is taken from the letter and here
quoted that every reader may pause
TO think. think to the point of action:
Il have just given two Of my boys
a pass and twenty dollars and they
will go some ten or fifteen miles
back to Y NJ. c. A. canteen and buy
US some goodies. just think OF IT,
they will hike all the way over roads
filled with cannon and ammunition
trains and then tonight will be back
and. maybe. | will have box Of
candy and some ink | have little
ink but We save it to address our
letters"
The details of soldiers life at
the front come to US with more than
general interest, when reported by
one of our own citizens who has so
nobly gone into the very laws of
death" to relieve the sufferings Of
soldiers-the general interest then
becomes personal.
Suppose that after those two boys
have made the long, tires0me, haz-
ardouS hike to the Y NJ c. A. hut
they should find that the supplies for
which thty came were exhausted
Imagine their disappointment There
is only one way of making it certain
that this may not be the case, that
is the Y NJ c. A shall receive the
support, the financial support of the
American people.
This organization has followed the
boys through the environments. across
the waters. and to the front providing
them with the comforts the army
does not supply and ministering 10
their needs. One private has said,
The \ huts-why. they're every
thing to Us fellows except Mother
Now we are given the privilege Of
assisting this organization in It's
great work by contributing to the
United War Workers Welfare
Fund" This week as YOU give. re-
member you are supplying the \ can
teen SO that when n boys arrive
they will find their box of candy
and some ink . YoG viii know tnat
you have removed ire possibility Of
,heir disappointment there will be
no .maybea-and they viii know thar
their friends back home have not
failed them.
Helen Ne'lab.
The Springdale news., 1918-11-15
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Notice Of petition to Quiet Title.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
VI. Williams and Florence Williams.
has this day filed in the office of the
Clerk Of Ghancery Court of Washing
ton County. Arkansas, their petition
asserting title to the following lands
N Washington County, Arkansas, and
applying to the court to establish and
forever quiet and confirm their title
To same.
Part Of the North Half of the
Fractional Northeast Quarter of
fractional Section One, in Township
Seventeen North, of Range Thirty
West of the Fifth Principal Meri-
dIan, more particularly described as:
Beginning at point Thirty-six Rods
North of the Southeast CORNER of
the Northwest Quarter of the North
East Quarter, of said Section and run
my thence East Nine Rods and Is
rect to the Center Of Park Avenue;
Thence North twenty-five and Two
Nnths Rods; thence West Nine Rods
and Fifteen Feet; thence North to the
Northeast Corner of said Forty
acre tract; thence West Thirty-Three
and One Half Rods; thence South
twenty -Four Rods or to a point For
tY- Nine Rods North Of the South Line
Of said Eighty acre tract; thence West
10 the West Line of said Eighty acre
tract thence South Thirteen Rods;
thence East Ten Feet: thence South
len Rods; thence East Sixteen Rods:
Thence North Ten Rods; thence East
oiNty-Ihree Rods and Six and One
Haf Feet, TO the place of beginning,
situated IN Washington County,
State Of Arkansas.
All persons claiming any interest
IN the said lands are notified to APP
pear IN said Court within Six Weeks
after the publication of this notice
and show cause why the title of the
said " j. Williams and Florence
F." iiiiams, should not be Quoted and
Confirmed
" illness my hand this the 22nd day
u October. 1918
j. l. Davis,
Jerk OF the Washington County
ehaneery Court.
The Springdale news., 1918-11-15

In this all farming, mining and manufacturing
industries have contributed the issue Of victory the
battle field with attention given the civil need of
people whose territory the issue fought The
cessation of hosties left these lands shell torn and their
people shell shocked Their condition now calls for lust as
large of American devotion shown when
all the elements of American economy directed To-
wards victory Belgium, France Italy and Servia have
now places, I'm the sun" They within their rights
from equitable stand point when they ask of more fav
ored nations share Of the products of factories and
smiling fields until their country is restored normal
conditions Of commerce and comfortable living