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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-02-21
Bflntsk Rrisnlttg.
Tolfere:sr:nger mub BET tDife Mag
Set uffnperebe 8elgiens 8per..
9pnn,nere bsorbret beporteret.

@aibn,gton oen 16be Seb. Diff
cielle selegrarnner i6ag til ben bsr-
oarenoe belgiife 2egation fra ben
belgiife Hegiering i 9apre neloer
alporlige Jolfereis11inger mos oet, y.
ife s(og> i set offubereoe sgelgiens
Bper. Mennefer.a asler bar farabe-
ret gie11nem @aherne gnt:nerpe1l,
Gsr.e lines og 8riisiel og be. tnTe Mur-
higbe6er bar peret neot til at III.
fommanoere Sroppe. for at ajenop.
:.:e!!te Sr6e,t. 9emonltratioafrl,e HDl.
6es 6et ,1pe @ernanofilnarti, Mftipiz
i;erne, ser leger politilf 5efDitpGcig-
1et for sSlonoern.
sSultitiarius og to Msiesforer al
Ben belgiife appelreti 8riigiel bleb
|arreiteret of oe. tpife Mpnoigbeoer
I oel1 9oe Sebrnar, efterat GomItolelt
babbe beor6ret SngsatIRg moo sf,
tibHIerne. Ser er gibet 9rbre til at
beportere aIle til 9pifla,1o.
Gen 4be Jebrnar bleb 600 afH-
bitter i a11tmerper il6e bebanolet al
en- ra1enoe GoIfebob % tpffe trooper
1naatte no og bierge oenl og aolpreoa
Soben. 5ioIte Gsuoag putraIiereoe
E5olfemasler Gaoerne i MaIines; en-
Slot paa 600 8orgere iforlneoe aaao'
buffet. 5itliationen betegnes af Sen
|sbelgiife 2egation ion1 y,lrr en- Reuo'
luton
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-02-21

9orfinfe6e Gfterr ehlinger u,lt ann1pt
pg gptbier. 8ulfebebiferne lar
gienerDbret &ieff.

: q
Hetrograo ben 9oe Geb. Borfiu-
eD. aieff er blepet gienerobret al
9olicbeoiftropper. l1fraine-Raonens
5tprfe bIeb iaget paa Jlugt.
Cen reoe garoe iage0e General
Merieffs 9tprfe poa Glugt Mafe-
pepfa, 2omsr og 3Dierbo.
Bolife 2egioner er blebet ilogne i
Rricbeba-Diftriftet Bropinien Mo-
hileff.
9etrograo ben Toe Jeb: (5or-
finfet). BoIiebepiferne 1e11ber en- itor
NrHe fra Moifall mob @e1ierd
gllerieff, bDis gtDrfe MI er i Nprbe-
ben af goroneeb Genne StDrfe for-
iager paa fin Marieb moo Yetrograo
at afifiRre gorone5eb- -Woifau ganer.
Betrogra6 ben 186e Geb. S en-
aan1p, ionl bareoe belle Natten for en-
l1ge fioen, bborunoer SSubeIerbutifer
og gifnfinlbere bleb plpl1oret, bIeb
omtrent 100 8erio11er brRbt. no.
900 tpffe % giterrigife Sanger, iom
bIep IBsIaot af Mrbeiber. og goIon-
ter0eIeaaferne / Sc u1in6re r1tsiiffp
8ber, er M 8etrogra6 bngbiloe og
I Sare for at fl,lte libel ion1 5slge af
0ptgierne.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-02-21

me Beriooe table pi 6s aeroplaner o.
fire tiore6e Boil IIones::1
Ro1n oc1 16oe ge6. spiflarro bar
tibagefalot lin Orbre ON Dperfsriel
al 9ropper fra g1ttfro,den tiI Set
frolrten paagru11o al oe ~11lislDffeoe
Observation-Disclosures t Brett 81
tobif, tneloer ct Telegram fra NuS-
1ano offet1tliggiort uS5oea Na5io-
nale". ioag.
aon6on oet1 t66e Geb. st pfu6c-
Zig 5treiftog blep foretaget igonr.
aftes al 2ar1eafbire=9 copper Dpres-
affnittet / Nerbe6en al 5tooen asera.
balre11, nnel6te Geltnrarlebal 9otg
i0ag til oct brittle arigs0epartc-
11e1t. ~
.u@ore Cab par lette, fasbesgeret,
ningelr v8i tog Il 5anger,
u9eoroerfor Gems, oberfor So 8as-
lee og 8ptsebaete, er Der fie1tbtlig
Mrtilleriilo." .a7=
8aris Sen 16oe SET. 5ierrohige
5treiftog ner Wille fur gourbe i
.Gbampngneeg11en og trer 8nrnbal1pt
,og Ga 8asfee / epre gqFnfs blep af-
spiit erflpre6e bet offieieue aonumu-
nife ibag.
IS @auquots,Mflnittet foretog ri
5treiftog moo De fie1potlige 2inier o.
bragte Sanger tilbage. ggnen ,1or-
benfor NnncD blep bonbaroeret al
fie,rotlige Glppere. 9eogle cipile bleD
orpbt og faaret."
HBtlle illr Saurbe er 6 Ml sitetfor
9abure, bbor anrerifanif artilleri 1p-
fig bialp til beo ct franif Mngreb.
gfa1ep 1igger / nogelt Mfltan6 ret
bag 6et Mfinit, Der bol6es al atneri.
fnnif SSnfunteri.
2o1oon oen t5be 6eb. 8ritilfe
Gropper / Balelti1rn bar if1ot freu1
fine 2i,1ien giennerninitlig to Wil
paa en- 6 Wils Sront fra 2anosbDen
M1tfbn1as, 1nel6te General MllenbD
ioag. E.
(Oh1fbrltns ct Ell 2nnbsbn z Mil
/ NorbdH for sser1dal lenl og er fnoIs
ife bet p1tlige Hunft ! General sll-
le1rbps Gre,nnrarfeb.
Hnris, 18be 5eb. g ferne Danbt
5nofalte / 5Dopelt for 9u Meanll,
fpben Ibpor ar1erifa fanif rtilleri 1arY
Nan1p forllo for bpiIfen ber bdr5ef
Doloiomt arbetnet1t, men bleD.
faitet tilbage me0 9abet al flere Sa1-
ger, melote bet franife &rigsoeparte=
nlent ioag.
Mnlter0an1, 196e 6eb. vMiealu
93otteroa,nlcbe Gourant" tneloer fra
@renfen> at 10000 Gprfer 'og 8nl.
garere }tges at bere anfomrHe1 til
Berbiers, 8elgien, ID Mtl slterfor
2iitticD. -
2on6on 6en 196e 6eb. Ser bar
ingen SAB og ingen 9faoe iom Sel-
ge al 2uftangrebet igaar slftes," op-
Ipite 2or0 Srencb> @iemmeltDrfems
poerltbefalen6e, i6ag. ...-..z 49,.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-02-21

Ra6faIe goeialiiter. Stem gorf.
176e Sci. gn to Dages rRonferens
for einIiitiI.rnoifale arbeiberbepn.
geIier bleb aabnet Der igaar for at
palge % initruere 0eIegater til ben
iateralliereo Arbeioer- % gocialiit.
fonferens 2onoon, Ser fnnIfe bliber
.boIbt ienti Debr11ar. .social og gfo-
,1oniff Mefonitruftio1 efter 4rigeit
bleb 6r6ftet me6e,1s DeIegaterne iss.
te at hiDe enige ON ct Yrogranl for
e1, ben1ofratiif 5reS. 8
Seott Nenring, tioligere College.
profession % 8rpii0ent for .Beoples
Council prpiioreoe og angreb ! ei,
Gale JsoeraI- og Statsnrpnoigbe
hes 9aftif at binbre Mp6er. iom
.Beoples Council" bil6e bolbe i
MiotDeiten for 1togen 9io iioe,l. 9an
.lasoe. q zoe ssoreneoe 91aier oar !:
bare for be rige og imoh~6e fntfige1
eg erllareoe, a. aale, oe Yresle1r'-
.neo '1Ie el1l1ereoe Der SaHoe1,
80 Stenografer, Der fagoes at bore
1 fg3eraI Sienelte, toq Hefernt al
!, ~. !. q ssas,,. sar ~. NM
sS|bu Sapans ME AmbasiaSsr.
WaibIngto't, 1ooe Jeb. Nlcon1te
s5iN1, Aeoere11 al oel1 l1o1te 1apanlfe
sfo1lom1'fe nflsllon ~ oe boreheoe
s9laler, er g '5apan noieel y " oels s.
.l9e ah'paslaopr ! ssafp'aslpn, ,slp''
lIeoel 1ltoe''lu1 fpp' .'''ousIlDpl =
u :. ns1's u1eu 1'l.'''.uap, s
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-02-21

&aleoine iiges at usrre bbb. Waibe
ington. oen 16oe Geb 4ofaffpreren
General aaIeoine 1iges at bore Of
ganet peo Cohen gifIis ifelge gf-
terretnntger tl lloenrig soeparten,en.
tet ioag. NRrnlere llnoerretl1ing
bleb fife iiffffe gibe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-02-21
geiertpr bsmt iii ipbe Aars Grnl

e. StIEIIbI upH1t W III s1utH IgtkItH
Eiel. Mafhington. f90e Geb 3Dpe
a1rs sffafarbeioe % nlaoerIig af.
feb fra aieneiten bar ben 0on. fonl
ssrigs oepartemertet goofienote inag /
ssagea mob gieiig Gee 81. Megreer9
.af 40fpitaIs Isforpfei. Der oefertereos
frn Camp See, Betersbairg, go.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-02-21
5frrIk p111f.
9c IeEtuiino itrcifenbe suebferc bto
sfibsparfterne Rem gorf sien-
optaser 1T Arbeioe.
BrrFoent 0iliou ertlrrer, at insen
bar Ret I'll at itreife nnber mn.
b9re,lSe ;sorbplb.

Neip yorf Ben 1soe 6eb. Sc itrei-
fel16e 5neofere peo sfibspprfterne i
Nen gorf og Dmegl1 ornfring S.
600 Dil baoe gienoptoget IT arbei-
be il1oen Riooaa, Tiger SSobn stnart,
Der fore5taar Marine Mooomorfers
Unions 8ontorer berifeos.
s9a 8refioenten Dar aano5et
olenlnlerne al Dor Jorening ON ot
|gienoptage arbeioet, bolber Meolenl-
laer al 2ofalbeitprelien paa at to,n.
me ! gersring n1eo Dem neb beres for
ifieIlige Wsoer, perioulis, pr. Eele.
fon elier pr. aNearof % ranoer benz
til at gieiioptage Arbeioet, iagSe
Stuart. gi Tiger tit Dem, at Oct er
6eres patriotiife gIigt ion1 an,erifan.
Tie 8orgere at penbe tilbage til gfibs-
|bnrfter,1e. Ger er on,fri,,g 5000
:Uleolelllmer Gf Dor Sdgf0reHfilg pdd
EStreif Greater Metp gorf."
Gagforeuineens 8eitpreIie bar I
girfiombeo bele Scat meo at faa
8no til DC ftreifenbe sneofere ON at
|pelloe tilbage til fine 9oiter, @illiam
8. &utcbelon, grniibent for sneo-
fernes 2anosforbuno, aotalte angaa.
|enoe 5tillinge,1::
sSituationell ct bleben belt og bol.
bent foranoret neo 9eIegralnl11et fra
grniioeuten. Sc 4rbeioere, Der bar
Itreifet. forat oeres slnfer fan blipe
bsrt, fsler fig MI iifre paa at finoe
@ebar.
g &C. 9neri1l Meolen1 al Sneo.
fernes Generalfonlite, iagoe imor-
ges, at ban berte6e, SO Broeent al
(gtreiferne piloe bore Mrbeioe igien
Iinben Miboag.
@nfbington ben 18be Geb. Me.
loelts Sc iHeifelloe sneofere peo
lfibspGri terue iten ii0ag ifsIoe.
s..
sg IL
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-02-21

meme pan SO 11lreriif fn1lite goIbater,
Ser ONION Deo 5nl1fningel1 al
s sra1lsportbnnoer nSuseanias 2i-
ten, ber er BEN f6riie repioereoe 0el
df be ofiicieH reDioereoe 9psabar
ao0taget fru 2on0ou, inoeboIbsr
fslgenbe itanoinnpii apoerlbe geop,le::
Conner aleDeHpn Anoerfo11. gul1l-
6erlano, 8is.; George Relion
8iorf, ct 2elenu, Ore. Sobn 6.
ss5obnfon, Big Golls Yasil,,1. S Sssobn
q. 2anffo aitoria. Ore. snlla g..
Eboan,1o1r, Maoin, DHa.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-02-21

t3lILtttBB - u IttttI ~ ~
at forbinore userIigere 5treifer
Com spar paa 5neo oferforbunoets
Nrniioent 8Hliam 9. Sutebefons
Amnooniag ON en- perionlig 9onfe-
re,ls forlnngte RrGiioent Bilion t
lit Telegram, at 5treiferne itrar ifl,l.
Sc gienoptage lit alrbeioe. .Seg rs.
Ter oet iom Ell Bligt," telesraferebe
9rafioenten til Sutebeion, nat ben.
leoe Ceres DpinRrfionsbeo paa Oct
5aftllnr, at sneofer1treifen i sfibs.
parfterne itaar i>afgisrt Nobiatgi,lg
til Sen SoIoning, iom Nrbeioerne /
nllore Sag bar inbtaget"
S sneoferitreifen bar 5orboIOele
pRret n1Rrfelige. 9rbeioerleoere
CAB Heeieringen Meobolo og tp..l,g
Sutebeion til Of gipe efter for ben al.
illinoelige Menings 1rDf.
Yrnli6e,rten fagoe / fit Telegram
.til Sntebeion, at il,tet fnnoe pino.:s1
oeo en- aoniereils nngaaeroe sage'1
Tsr barl SlltebeiorL baDbe bnnolet 10
ira bd Yrincip, at ilnber De gnlitan.
6igbeoer, gsationei1 MI bar /. bapbe
i1lgel Met til at itreife, f6r aIle nnores
MioIer for en- gilngselfe .baboe roe.
ret prebet. uDerionl De life banbler
ub fra bette gri1leip, fng6e Brpii-
bent 0ilio,l agiper ge uoentpil lGien-
ben Sielp % ErGt, uanseet bpao
Deres segen bepioite Senfigt er.
MrbeiosminiIter 8ilfon bar lam.
nerfaIot els aonierens for ben 25oe
GGebrlnr nlelleru MeprRiententer for
s(rbeiosgibere % slrbeioere, bDor
man baaber at fllnne lutte en- Guer-
el1sfomit angaaenoe be il16uitriells
3Gorbolo unoer arigen. arbei0sst-
Derne og arbeioerl,e FAR paIgt fem
Meprnientai,ter bper, 90 oisfe pIl
DeIge to Repraientanter for Mnleil-
beoen, ioa Ser bliDer 12 geltasere /
aonfererien ialt.
Sobn Rice, sefretRren for Ma.
rine Mooonorfers Union, fom prnii.
oereoe beo et Msoe grooflpn ioaa,
ingoe. at alle streiferne piloe baDe
gienoptaget lit arbeioe inoel, irnor.
gen tiolig.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-02-21
,U11Hla11Ia.
IL Dire fro BET torpebereSe srop.
ptifib begrabet paa ben fotlfe
Sfbf. 135 iSentlfieeret.
9dhi6elig 8earabelit beo Joben ai
eh Mippe. sGresiaIut sienlpoer
luelleas ssiel6e,le.

d
gn fotf 9nbtl Ben 13oe gebrnnr.
Siotil er IT Dfre fra rguseania"
7blepef begrabet pan forlfieIIige Ste
Der langs ben ffotife Shit. Nf bisie
.bar 131 ioentificereoe Amerifanere,
33 uioentifieerebe amerifanere 4
ioentif fieereoe og 8 i1ioentifieerebe til
berte geiptningen. 81
Nabnene pan oe ioe1ltificereoe DIRE
'er fnn6giort. Gelgenoe far et ifa1l-
oinabiif ll6iee1be:
90 q. sssobllio,1, 6. 6. s,panion.
.g. 90 9iorf, assobn s. SoDnion, So
mer 8 Mnberfon, S. S. 9prge, 9l,In
9. Ghompfon, ssobna a aaaffo Sobn
GirbamIner, anitab @u1oer.
On ifoff 9apn, 13be SET. Sc
4merifanere, Der onfom {om s5slae
5af Gpnfningen af Gan1peren uE,ls-
eania fpnes at bore nin6it 159.
.5iofiI er 145 Sig blebet begrabet
lnngs ben fotffe apft. 0esuoen Glen.
fanbtes igaar poerligere IA Sic.
5bdg er Der Sgrgebe eiti6eligbeo for
bisfe.
2igene al oe fleite slmerifanere
.bleb gienfie1ot pe6 Sinlp al MetaI-
ifiper, ionl Wpnoene bab6e, og for
onnfring tDpeg pebfonl1ne,1oe, bbis
Mprfer life bar llofplote, ifeeoe
@ierrffeu6eIie Deo en- BeifriDelie af
2igene og al 8reDe, Jon. fanotes i
=2omn1ert1e.
Sganr bleb is an,erifanere begra-
bet lige beo sfranoen beb s5oeen al
EN- flor aIippe. Wle 6iifeppretle ber-
.onfri1tg bar i Sorg, og en- Was{e
Weuneifer fl1ofar1ot Zig til sgrgebei-
IioeIigbeoe1. 25 4nerifnnere. reo-
Deoe fra uIpffen, biqIp til At erane
oe graDe bDori oe lagoe li1ie Hafi-
nnbte Sam
alsr
1pf Itoo gpfaeiif dfes{ iiIeD eIf Egffffit
Dberit / 5pi6ie,l % eli anerifanlf
,goloot bRrr,1oe Set an1erifnnife
Stag, ion1, 90 bet opbageoes, at man
life baboe tpoget fort 5lag, ifotfe
.4pinoer babbe liooet oppe bele Nat-
ten for at -, ioet De fonl M6nfter
.benDtteoe ct tibet 5iHefIng, fon1 Ell
a11rerifauif gergeal1t bapoe. SO Yrp-
tier forn Iangpeis fra for at forrette
heb ben eien6ommelige ssrgeguos.
tienefte, bporefter Der oper @rnpen
Hep affDret to Salper, fon1 gap Gffo
mellem 5ieloene
geremonien bar on1tre11t oe1r fun,-
me ion1 Dagen f6r, % % Amerifa,
mere blep iteot tilbSile i to nnbrr
Craze. srafors rneo Eal paa er OBJ
.iat beo Brabene, Der er inobegnet.
2igene at Mmerifanerne er fhllet
{ 8 F
i1lb paa otte forTieuige biot aoIpreote
Steoer Iangs aDiteu.
8afbington, 12te Seb. Ere rDe
RaDne paa oberlebenoe fra r9nsca-
lria bIep offentligg giort ioag, oeraf ct
faHoinapiif, Balter 3. aarlon, War-
rem. Ore.
Bafbington 12te Jeb. GnoetDbe
Ma1lb, Der afreiIte meo rgnscania !.
forlob sfibet SaIifar, g. g, oplp.
tie rigsoepartenet1tet ioag. glanot
oisie bar Carl 9. SSaco6Ion gH gitD,
Oregon.
arigsoeparternentet I Waib. bar faa-
ct MeIoing ON 1togle flere reo-
.bebe amerifonffe soloater fra ua,s-
eania Manot oen1 er 9erbert
GIarenee Senfon fra Barron, isis.
gaibingto1L 166e Geb. Haa
gEresIiiten oper arnerifas odoe 9elte
Hrep arigg6eporte rteneiltet i6ag Rao-
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-02-21

2nftansreb pua 2onbon. 2orrooa
Sen 16. Seb. 6ienbtlige Slgbere fiji
oper aonoon fort efter 81. 10 iafftten.
.gr Bo,tlbe bar oa il,ippet lleo.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-03-18
Pa|n|iSt
 Psychic C|aiirvoyant
MT. c. CaldrO, the We'll Known and Noted Advisor, Visits Prescott Every Wednesday.
Office at Mir. J. D. MOrrison's Residence, III East Main. Cor. Second Street-Hours, 10 a. m. to 6 D. m.

(Mr. Caldro works under the aus pices of the St. Louis Independent Spiritualist Church Society and has visited cities in Arkansas periodically for many years.)
 MT. Caldro solemnly promises to tell your full name, name of friends, the names of those you care for most and to give information about your business and other affairs. Unless he does exactly as here stated, your visit to him costs you nothing-you to be the only judge.
 He will advise you absolutely cor rectly on all affairs, such as court ship, love, marriage, domestic affairs, business difficulties, changes, travels, wills, investments, lost or stolen arti- cles, TOT anything you may be in trou- ble or doubt about. The earth yields it's hidden treasures to his vision and his forecasts of possibilities in your future may be the means of bringing you the prosperity and happiness that has been denied you heretofore.
 A visit to MT. Caldro is not to be confounded with visit to so-called fortune teller. There is no catering to superstition, no attempt to prac- tice necromancy. MT. Caldro is a highly educated and polished gentle man who in clear and precise words shows you how to gain those things you hold worth while having, and that may seem unattainable to you. There is no hope or ambition, but what can be realized with his help and advice.
 Business and professional men, men of large and small affairs, visit MT. Caldro continuously everywhere. A suggestion is sometimes worth mil lions. If you intend to make any changes, or if you are in doubt as to what is best to do, you will not rgret the time or money you spend with this gentleman.
 John s. Small of Memphis, writes: "When I was in doubt about making a change and wanted to sell my busi- ness, called on you on the advice of
The Prescott daily news., 1918-03-18
ENGLISH POET RECUPER-
 ATING IN ARKANSAS

Little Rock, March 16.-Guy Man ners, the English poet, author. and soldier, who has been in the state several months recuperating from the effects of his experience at the front was in Little Rock yesterday with his sister, Miss Grace D. Manners. They had just arrived from Northwest Ar kansas, and were en route to Pine Bluff, where they will spend several days, and return to Little Rock later. MT. Manners was one of the immortal SS,oOO of the British army that with stood the brunt of Prussian power at Mons, fpres, and Amiens, and sue cessfully checked the onward rush of the Huns. He was wounded and in- valided home, and is now in America featuring on the war.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-03-18
I M DUKE SELLS MEAT
 MARKET AND GROCERY

N. Duke closed a deal last week with R. B. Kellams of Nashville, for he formers meat market and gro
 |wry here and MT. Kellams took
 |rharge today.
 Mr. Duke, who is in the race for |sheriff, will devote his time until the primary to his candidacy for the of
 lice he is seeking. Mir. Kellams and
 family have arrived in the city and
 |are renting rooms until they can
 secure a residence. The new owner |ccmes well recommended as a market man, having been in a similar busi-
 |nPss at Nashville, and he states that
 he will begin at once overhauling the Building and will make first class Sanitary market and grocery.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-03-18
MY OTHER SELF AND I

We sat beside the murmuring stream, And watched the leaden sky; We saw the lightning's forked gleam, Ny other self and I; The living things had ceased their play, Tor a strom was on the lea; And storm was in the soul that day Of my other self and me. Lies duty plain before me lay,
 but my other self was nigh; |fsM We battled long that stormy day.
 My other self and I; No greater storm can ever sway.
 A ship on an angry sea.
 Than the storm that swept the soul that day, Wmy other self and me.
 4any battle we've fought since then |p.a AS u tune passed swiftly by
 D,. ', Slde by side, as friend and friend,
 l, My other self and I; the sun shines now and natures sound
 Is heard in every tree: ',a % one is free and one is bound. wy other self and me. -fr0m Sunday School Bulletin.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-03-18
PROMINENT PLANTER DONATES
 PRODUCE TO RED CROSS

C. M. Morgan of Holly Springs, one of Nevada county's foremost planters and patriots as we'll, brought lot of farm products to Prescott Saturday afternoon and donated the proceeds of their sale to the local chapter of the Red Cross. The products were sold at auction by Col. A. M. Els worth who gave his services free. A total of $33.50 was realized from the sale.
 Following was sold Two months old pig which was purchased by Nat Martin for $20. A large ham and two dozen eggs sold together for $10 which was bought by c. c. Calhoun. A half gallon jar Of fine peaches was sold to Miss Ethel Steele for $2.OO. A half gallon jar of tomatoes was bought by Miss Steele for 75 cents she also bought a pound of butter for 75 cents. This is certainly fine ex- ample set by MT. Morgan which could be easily followed by others.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-03-18

a friend. Your help and your sugges- tions enabled me to sell my property quickly and at good price. Since then your advice has been worth many thousands of dollars to me-"
 Mrs. D. c. of Hot Springs, writes this, "When I called upon you my af- fairs were in hopeless condition, but your advice has changed all and now have all the prosperity and happiness l can possibly wish for"
 Hundreds of similar testimonials are in Mr. Caldro's possession, but only published by special permission.
 Charges for consultation are one dollar.
 In Prescott every Wednesday.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-03-18
W. C. T. U.

mo meeting with Mrs. Lizzie 1or-
 iD ,,.t Thursday was not written dall i~ .oi+ed results from such a line up an DThe Union Signal" ," ar pr0s,d s.d and led by Mrs. A. c. flaw ia.s' i!as We are happy to state results. rrsrv r,n, White RibbOner who has read ?. n,''s sno official organ of the National VI ul' q T. U. feels that she could not ,.,.n 7" house without it. Some say ,ssr sr read it from "kiver to kiver'' '. f 5rincs the very latest prohibition u, from the "far-fung battle line" ,.1i,b . reaches around the world, and # should be in every home.
 The writer rejoices that without tl,rp of trumpet, or "big meetin' :, social, "with refreshments" " .horo were secured S3 subscriptions. Inst quiet, careful, and l may say ,rovorful solicitation of the women bro,,ght this generous response. We heartily thank each and all, for we tnov YOU will be the gainer a hundred foN J. c. P.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-03-18

A service flag containing ten stars has been placed in the Methodist church by the members honoring the following boys who are in the service of the country and who are members of this church: Harris Bryan, Dex- ter Bush, Leonard Hamby, Lee Mar ble, Allen McCurty, Blake Scott, Cecil Gee, Hartwell rGeeson, Clarl; White and Arthur Hamm.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-03-18
 Buttons

We've run across many a case when a woman would se- lect materials for a certain garment in a few minutes and then hunt around town for several days until she could find the type of buttons she wanted. So we've given close attention to newest fashions assembling this collection; it's completeness is apparent at first glance. The least prices and those as high as 60c a dozen.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-03-18
NollCE TO TEACHERS

. Wlll hold the regular quarterly and ,"'lon oo for teachers March 21
 C. M. HIRST,
 County Examiner.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-03-18
,,. PRESCOTT DAILY NEWS
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os second class mail mat Entered Easu,ber as 4th, 1905, at the post ter N0seIss prescott. Ark, under the act ',l'ls |. C..gress, n March 3, lSfs'
The Prescott daily news., 1918-03-18
Silk Gloves

Color is the keynote in silk gloves to be worn with the high colors this season, so while these may still be had in a full range of sizes, we suggest your buying at least two pairs-and one white. Color range in- cludes white, black and gray. One and two clasp; silk sewn. Price, S5c.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-03-18
N lew
 Nightgowns SIPS

This new arrival comprises comprises several styles-all
 trimmed in lace and embroid- cry. Can be had in the Empire or loose-ftting styles, with or without sleeves. Some trimm- ed with ribbon. Would you even for a moment consider making these yourself for S1.25
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-11-21

ton are spending a few days at Camp
Taylor with their husbands
Mr.. W l.. Grow sold to Mr. Henry
Ruble IL Buena Vista bunch OF
shoats at Sl2 per hundred.
Mrs James Hamilton of Lancaster
spent Thursday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. W, Montgomery.
\ little son of Mr. Stinnett of Lo-
Gust Grove was run over by n wagon
Monday but is not seriously hurt.
Misses Lillian and Emma Pierre Of
Bryantsville, spent part Of 'as' wcel:
with their sister, Mrs +. G. Mont
romery at Lock s.
Mr.. Earnest Montgomery sold a
bunch Of hogs Monday to Mr., Henry
Ruble at / 3 and 10 l-2 cents per ID.
Mr.. Ruble also bought hogs from 9th
er parties Monday,