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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07

Geo. 6. gbcrlirl, bon bier. 10.
mic Sranf @uidmonn mo ". 6.
Sod, bon @ap, famcn I'M Itttcll
Counting bon ct. 2puis bier MI. IN
cinem nclten Mormcll 9lu'e. mtltcs
Scrr Sod gcfauft hottc.
-llngefabr 20 iungc 2elltc pol,
bier mobnten an lebtcn Snnlstug
bent &c. W. q. Ball, in abortion bel.
ga aber Ser M%oracn5l,g ser Mo.
Gac. 9abn ilber bier Stluloen Scr.
ipGtung bate, mubreno Der @oll ll!i
3 llbr gecnoct bate, woren sic @Gite
bon bier g%cnotbigt nolle 6 Stunocn
nl,T ben icbr crlpiinittcn Sdluf 81
murten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07
Na6ridten pun Swiss.

Mon Nll1ltitin II. Mortin Sd)ullm,.
burg mnrcl unl porigcn Wtittluof) in
&crmam I'M &unitoiingcr ab5ubos
len, bcn Tie bon Serb. Sd)inolcr, IN
Smiss, ~gcfuuft butten.
Gllncr &oltbrcnncr. pon ct. 2ouis.
bcfinbet iid alf 9cilld) bel biciigcn
Tcrpanotcn.
Die Smiss telephone SO. bielt an
lcttcn Somstng lire iGbrlihe Ser.
iunmlllln9; cs warcn If Witglicocr
~opcicnb.
Sri. 2i55ir Wocfli, mclfe mebrerc
Mollutc in Ct. 2ol1is bci6Gftigt &C.
mcicn mar. lit pprigc @pd,c oobeim
ongclangt.
Or. &. 2. HhoDils unb Tanilic
morcn anl lcttcn Sonntag in Ser.
MANI, Inn Scr 9~ccrbi9rna bon Or.
Nbpoils' Sante, Ser pcritorbcncn
Srou GbriItcl, bci5ltpobnen.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on March
6, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Irtbltr Wocfli lit bon st. @bip.
pie, Mri5., ipp CT iiG i'm Wtilitdroicnlt
~bciunbcn bate, 5l,rilfacfebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07
Nadridjten bon &ollam.

Die SnflucnSn madlt jest ibren
spcitcn 9ciud) in oicicr @egcnb.
Gic ioIgCnben Strnbcnuuiicher aus
bicicr Ncdharifaft battcn IN Der Der
ounacncu ISOLDE 8ciddfte in Ser.
mnrn,, nui Dem County @eridt:
Gbas. &. Carroll. Serb. q. .Shlot-
tpg lnto @m. s. llffmann.
GGp. Said, bon Holttc 3, fam On.
&c Der pcrgnngencn @odc ourh
@oollam, er brabte iein Saus9crGtb
aili cine Sarm in Der N1be bon
9lan6.
@m. s. llffnlam pc%rbanbelte rell.
lid cine Strede 2ano bon 40 Ider
an ". W. WcGurop, BON SDens-
bile.
Scbn Sfalf, Sobn bon SreO
Shalf, begab iid an porigen Srei.
tag nah Hcbrasfu. nm BORT @cihGfti.
gltng 81 il6cn.
@ottfrico Spffnlonu lit iniolec bon
&ronfbcit nod INNER icGr IdNpad.
&ir wiinihcn oabcr roihc Sciicrlulg.
@ic mir bortcn bat Sacob @cnt'
lun0 lcinc Sarnl bon 100 Ifcr, bic
oltc GDas. 3ium Sornl, on Gas.
Tcfcr %ncrtnllft.
Scego Bros. iinb iocbcn NIT Dem
SGgcn elmer grobcn Yurtci Spl5, aui
Scr @m. llffntom SarnL fcrti9 &c.
iporbcn.
Trit &innc bcgob iif on letter.
Samstu1 na6 &crmunll, I'M elm
poor @odcn bel ieiner Spdtcr, Srnt
Mnria Socbrn 81 ncrnellcn.
9prris Shucllcniepcr bnt. lid, nod
&anius Gin bc9ebcn I'M Der rSrac'
tor" MusitCllllng bci5ulpobncn.
l~lnicrc 2cbrcrin, Sri, Gnlnlu
@uihm,onr,, lit an Scr Snflucn5u ers
fronft.
Eultor M%lbersmcrtb, BON Slucns.
rille, bot unl p%crgallgencn Sonntag
bier IN Der STRIDE gcprcot9t.
Mug. Rittcrbuid, bon Smenspillc,
bcionb lid fiir5lid, gcif0ftcbalbcr, III
oicier Ha6barldaft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07

-sSnt. Rllcoigcr bceab lid ant
legten Sultstoa mad ct. SolIta llll
@crull rte 81 beiuhcn,
Die Sublcriptionslilten illr Die
5porfaiic werocn innerbnlb GINGER
Gage sei6loiien iein.
STRAIT Mug. &Irrclntcpcr 1T OH
Ocrgangcuen 5amsta9, 5i Iar9crem
8eiud,, nah ct. 2ouis gercilt.
-Trco Sorn, Don ct. 2oulis, mar
ulll lcstcn Samstag bier aiif 9elltd,
BET iciner Gohtcr. 6ralt &lltb &urrcl.
uteper.
-Shcc. @rof Sr., bon Sellcpillc.
SllS.. bcfono lid anl ucrgongellell
Sanustag bier, in @cldIftcn ulf DEM
ysodloBacriht.
-9cod)ten Sic, bite, ben rotbcll
aorcG5cttcl auf Sbrcln %olfsblatt
ltrb erucltern Sic ibr announcement
iofort, wclul oasielbe obaelanfcn ut.
-Dus Oatltm DER SrrInnunlull9
Der N~tticnbciiser Der Idcrbau Z &c
iellid)uit bon @nseonobc Gountp III
uou, 3. nltf ocn 8. MGr5 ncr'f,chctl
poroeu,
-Gogor Sricn,cnt, u. Gltoap NM
u. .. State, aus Der 9tlhc uon Scr.
.,loitll. rciiten in Der p%criIolirncn @o.
dc uadl 5urton. SiibsGof., I'M bori
mi 6ormet 5l orbcitcn.
-Narris Mcrre, ncbit Nnmiiic
WnS Trnl, @nl. Worrc, Don Grafc
porel Oil lettcu Wnntn9 bier. OH
Dem 0cimtpcgc Don Mpfonc, Mo.
no Iic %crlpanotc bciltdt hotten.
albert EocIhcl uno Satin ilnl
am 2icnstag bicicr @odc allf oil
2o,tis Eocihcl Sarm. an Der 6irl
Greet. gcsogcn. Scrr Eocldlcl ha
oieie Sorm bon ieinsr Mutter. Srol
9ouiie Eoeidel, gepadtet.
Bic Yreile bon @rlmbeigcntbul
gebeu our 3cit %eritaunlid, in bi
S0be. obcr man bereitc iih Dor al,
ben ltuidlag. Gin dbnliher 3ll
ftano bon aufaeblaicncn @crtbei
eriItierte a,,t l,nmittelbar am Sdll,l
oes 8iiraerfrieges.
Silt ollgcmeinen bot Der @ciScl
i'm Staat uno I'M Gountp Gin quite
NusIeben. Die Sarmer iaeen ie
bod, oaB Die warmen Gage ,ti,b 81
froltigen GGbte oaran id,llo iinb on
ser ipdt geIaetc @ei5cn, itellenpei'
elm p~erfiinuncrtcs Musieben hot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07

Die SaItcn5cit bat am lebtcit
Wittpod begolrncn ilnb in sen Der.
ihiebcnen airhcn finben mGbreno
bicier Belt ipc5ieIle Inoahten itatt.
Taltcn z @ottcsbicnit IN ser Gbangl.
ct. Tal,ls Stride, bc9onn aut lette,t
Witt1pod, Inn 7:30 ltbr, abenbs. unb
miro an jcbcm Wittpod, itottfinhen,
tis 5u NItcrn. Sebcrmonn II; eiuoc.
LADEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07

Strait SSl,luls Shmiot. bon Der
ger, mar an Lptcn Wpntaa unter Sen
Ncild;ern in IcrMamn.
.Somcsmaoc" Snrmcr. @u9en
iertia our 9lhliricrung bel Tuncit
Bros, Shmicoc unb @aacnnlader.
9elorgcn Sic lire Subicripticn
CUR Sparfuiic ~icfprt; Sic 2iItcn pcrs
ocn in cin ponr Iugcn gcid)lpIIcn.
-Ebilip Wno hilbert Gbfcr. bon
Hpiebilo, marcn nnl lcttcn 0icnstaN
bier, IN WcihGittn ulli Dem Nad,lnB-
gcridt.
--Iud)bcm DER Wiiiouri Slub
fiir5lif, unHciGDr 4 Sui 9clticgcn
mar, lit or jest lpicbcr lanaionl an
Sullcn.
-SufolNc ocS iturfcn Minbcs ltn0
Scr Rolibcit ocS IiuiicS, fonntc bos
1SGbrbcot ON pprigcn Trcitoa feline
reaclnlGbiacn Nabrtcn nidt MADDEN.
-Srls. Sioln unb Glio &ohn, uOr
ct. 9olis. bciinocn iih bier olli NC.
ind, bel Ger 8robnuitter. 6rau Glliu.
beth 9cttcrmonu. llnb bel ser Sonte,
SSrau Sranf Hcbiomcn.
-Ilguit urlo Wrltap Bod, s.
u. 2inbnrO uub Sris Shaepers
irctter Sr.. iimntlih pon Mt. Ster.
ling, rdrcr oll gorjgen Srcitag ller
III scr .;no. Clitercr hc3ab iid arr
n1dlten Gage nod 4lma, Wo., I'M
pGhrenb ocs fpnmlcnocn Sonmers
BORT su perblcibcn.
-Gihtcr Sbco. @raf reiitc olll
peraangcncn Sonntog, fir mcbrcrc
@odcn Iufelltbalt. nah Dem Wtnpo
hospital in &ofciter, Minn. @db.
renb leincr 4%blpeienobcit mcrhcn bic
@cihGfte bcs GohloBacridts bon 8.
6. @rof, Dem Glcrf oeS @crifts. BE-
iorgt mcr0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07
Sidappler, bon WOrri.

-2ouis Sidappler, bon Wtorri-
Jon, befano iib am peraangenen
Montag bier in 8eidGften. Serr
Si6appler ilno 6amilie meroen ollt
II. WfGr5 nod @crnrom1 iiberiicoelu
unb mcrocn oas Hidtcr @ebGuoe (ben
oltcn Sdubert Tlas) OH Scr Silnften
StraBe, besicben. Serr SidoHp.cr
miro bel S. 5. &pcller beidaitist
lein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07

Strnbc.
-M. 6. Mebcr mo @uttin, bon
Sciicrion Gitp, porcn mchrere Gage
oicier ISOLDE Die 8ditc bon Geo. !.
&irdboicr uio camille.
Mint Sonncrstag. Den Is. War5.
miro Scr ct. Iauls Srnuelperein
ieinc rcgclmGBige Seriamnlung.
nc6it aaficcfrGnShcn, abbalten.
-Sp. Sal5nlann lllo @attln be-
oabcn lid am lcbten Gicnstag nod
st. 2olis, I'm Der Sod)5eit ibres
Sobncs sSarrp nit SRI. Nnlanoa
Suiimann b%ci5urupbncn.
-Sacob Shmitt, bon Nclp Sapeil.
unb Oscar Sbmitt. bon Camp 6in'
itpn, marcll am pergangcncn Salnss
taa bier, I'M Dem 9cgrdbniB hires
pc~ritorbcuen Sntcrs, Srie Sdmitt,
bci5ulpobncn.
-2cslie &pblbui6 mo Srant Neu'
mann bcsabcn iid am lcbten ytontng
mad, Ct. 2pllis. Sic nubnlcn Den
9Solf nit, Der an pcrgnn9cnet CONT
tag ullf Ruib. Sslano crlcgt ipuroe,
uno mcrocn beniclben oltsltoptelt
loiicn.
-NSn. 6. @rcunfc, Der icit lnlgc.
fGbr cincm Mollut IN scr blcllgcn
Shuhiobrit gcarbcitct bate, but lci.
nc StcIlc uuigegebcn mo lit anl lct.
ten Miinupd) nufbouic, llad Hrlc'
bub. 5l,rild9cfchrt. @rrr @rcuntc
ingt. bub lid bcllt5lltnge Die Tarnc-
rel uicl ~lobncrlocr unb Der Jabrifar.
belt aid Ionit in jcbcr @e5icbln1
pnrsu5icbcn lit.
-Trco 0uiincr mo GSannilic rel
itcn ant porigcn Nomncrstag nadl
Sllrin, Solpa, no Scrr 0uffncr bic
2citlrn9 elmer grobcn Sarm ilberllom.
men bat. @is pprigc @od)e mar @err
Suiincr bel Der Stonc Sill @inc So.
beld1itigt. Seinc Satin mar frilber
sri. slgucs Ted. llnicrc bcltell
@ilnitc iiir @lilt uno Grfolg beglei.
ten @crrn uno Srull 9llfIncr nod)
ibrcnl nclten @eim in Sopa.
-,Sobn Solf unb @attin, mclhc
felt iibcr orci SSabrcn in Der blcllgcrl
S6ubfabrit beiddftigt morcn, lilo
on p%crgongcnen Montag nad) Cooper
Sill gc5ogcn unb mcroen BORT uuI ci-
llcr Sarnl mobncn. Scrr Golf bat
BORT fir $500 cine Sorm bon 1871
Ider acfouft. Sruu Solf's gltcrn
wobnen BORT in Scr Hahbarifoft;
hcsalci6cn aud mcbrcre ibrcr Brit
Der unh Shmeitcrn. @crr Splf mo
8ottin babcn lid mIbrenb ibrcs Sier.
icins 5oblrcihc Srcnnoe crlpprbcn,
llno wGbreno mir oeren Sheioen lcbr
bcoallern. milnihcl1 mir ibncn bcitel
Griol9 i'm rn,cn @irfunosfrcis.
-anl GomltuS. bcn 30. Wf1r5,
mcroen Die llbrcn in @uibinqton, ..
e. un0 III ntlcr Slcilen bcs SdnNcS
picocr INN cine Stlnbe norAcrilft
, mcroen, aruldb ocnt 8cicb 5lu1 Spa.
rem bcs Sngcslid)ta, mclf)ca in Der.
galleclcn SATIRE gum crltcn Mul sur
Ourhfiibrung tam. Siclcs @eicB
pcrhlcibt nllf mbcItim1te 3cit in
Strait, ober bis Der &ongreb onOcr-
pcitiec 9eitinmlungen triift. Vim
Spnntaa, Den 26. Sftpbcr merber
Damn iG,umtlihc llbrcn Diebcr I'M ei.
uc S:Eioc 5l,rildgcitcllt.
> Sdlpercr Sdncefall unb Megcn
paren sic llriaden GROCER SerfGufe
! bon Summit . Shubipcrf. @croe
nit bel,tiscr Grprcb cine p~ollitanOige
> Yllswabl bicicr @aaren crbalteu.
.. 6. Micf's 4 StroBe Sdub Storc
' Ger brittle ~9li5sarb" bicies
=, @inters icatc ont ncrtgcn Treitoq
ilber Wiiiouri, 8onios uno Sflabo.
ma. gntlone bem Miiiouri Slut
mar scr Stl,rln iltrdthor. HnIttrG.
ger, nclhc ouf ihrcn Rol,tcn I,,tos
bcnubcn, bcriften bob Scr Sti,rm il
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16
WITH ORGANIZATION ComPLET.
ED IN CAUCUS LEGISLATURE
GETS BUSY AT ONCE.
NEWTONAND PONDERPRESlD
Other Elective Officers Chosen By
Observation-Disclosures Session
Expected in Spite OF Much
Important Legislation.


LATHE EoCk.-
When the two houses OF the Forty
Second General Assembly convened
at the state capital it was enly nee
essary after the preliminaries vera
disposed of in the Senate 10 place in
nomination candidates for the various
offices agreed upon in caucus and call
the roll on their election Both houses
practically completed organization
before adjournment for the day.
Members of the Senate in caucus
agreed upon the candidates for tho
various officers they Will elect at the
initial session. The only contests
were for sergeant alarms aid assist-
ant journal clerk, and In each case
several ballots were taken before re
suits were reached J. Polk Fanener
of Carroll county received the en-
dorsement for sergeant-at-arTns and
Rodger Ashley OF lizard county re-
ceived tho nomination for assistant
journal clerk.
Other officers agreed upon were:
Harry L. Ponder of Lawrence coan-
y, president; Ira c. Langley OF Clay
county. secretary. J. o. Jones Of Yell
county, assistant secretary; Thomas
Ward of Logan county, journal clerk;
Miss Era Lewis of Nevada county. en-
rolling clerk. Mrs f. c. johnson Of
Pulaski county. assistant enrolling
clerk; Miss Mamie Brewer of Miller
county. engrossing clerk; Miss Ben
ME Griffin of PULASKI county, assist
ant engrossing clerk; the Rev. ]. w.
Sims of Phillips county, chaplain.
Mr. Sims, who IS the father of Van
Sims, assistant state comptroller, Is
pastor of the Baptist Church at Mar
veil and treasurer of the Baptist Or
phans Home 4 Tcxarkana To Mr.
Sims goes the honor of having been
elected chaplain without being can
didate He was unaware Of the Of
fee having sought him until notified
by wire by his son.
The temporary organization OF tho
House was agreed to at a caucus.
The candidates endorsed were: c. P.
Newton Of Pulaski for permanent
speaker, and for temporary Office. 5,
Joe Jointer Tor speaker; Harvey i.
Combs. Chief clerk; Jim Higgins, AZ
sistant chief clerk. Claude Jarrett.
journal clerk Hal =. Smith, assistant
Journal clerk.
While tie session Of tie Forty See
ond General Assembly will be cou-
fronted with many new problems, due
to war conditions. and TO questions
relating to the adjustment of the &
nances of the staje 50 as to meet the
various den2>Ns Of The department
that all may be maintained on cash
basis. it s believed that the work OF
legislation will be accomplished with
less friction than experienced at the
sessions of many former legislatures
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16

No matter what ails your child, 4
gentle, thorough laxative should al
why's be the first treatment given.
Ii your little one is out of sorts,
haIf-s1ck, isn't resting. eating and net,
sn9 paturally-look. Mother see If
tongue is coated. This Is a sure sign
ehaf the little stomach. liver and bow.
els are clogged with waste. When
cross, irritable feverlsh. stomach sour.
breath bad or has stomach ache, diar-
rtaea, sore throat. full of cold, give
eeaSpoenful of california Syrup OF
ktGs." and in few hours all the con-
stjpatfti poison, undigeSted food and
sour bile gently moves out of the lit
tie bowels without gripping and you
have a WELL playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless fruit laxative" because
IL newer fails to cleanse the little ones
liver sfnd bowels and sweeten the stom.
:1cIs and they dearly love its pleasant
tnste- Emil directions for babies, chill
slreR of all ages and for grown-upS
printed ON each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for bottle Of Cal
ffnrnia Syrup of Figs" then see that
it IL made by the california Fig Syrup
ffompany"-Ady.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16
BUDGET CALLS FOR $4,000 900 TO
RUN ARKANSAS FOR THE
NEXT TWO YEARS
GENERAL REVENUE $2.815,OOO
Over 100000 Has Been Cat From
Budget and 500. 900 Remains to
Be Cut to Bring Expenses
Within Income.
Little Rock

Astt' ~ wv n
Hogan uliYef STATE auditor. an
nounced TINT according 10 estimates
made IN his Office it vii require IS,
400 900 10 run The state government
Tor the next two years. This includes
the running expenses of The pcniten,
tiary, which is supposed to be self
supporting
Exclusive of the penitentiary esti-
mate. which is not yet available. the
total expense from the general reyc-
nue. and various funds will be $6.607,-
92306. of which sum S3,496,S7657 is
asked by the departments from the
general revenue fund and sS,1Il,046.46
from the various state funds.
Mr.. divers estimate Of the amount
of revenue to be produced by the
general revenue for the period is 81
$4,000 Over $500 900 was cut off the
budget and nearly 100000 more must
be clipped in order TO bring expenses
within income
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16

Washington Edward V
Rickenbacher. OF Columbus, O., tam
Gus as an automobile driver. was tbs
premier ace" of the American all
force in France, having 26 enemy
plane, to his credit. An official re
port received at the War Department
showed that there were G3 "acesE-
men downing five or more enemy ma
chinos-in The American army wheI
the war ended.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16
Unconscious Advertisinn-

Modest Young Lieutenant Geportins
IN q. -. after thrilling raid into No
Mans L.and) Captain. wish to re
pert Private HICKS conduct in the
hiGheSs terms Of praise. tIe is the
hravssy man in the world lie fell
lowed me- every place vent Ontario
I'Dst
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16

New York-The injunction suit
brought by the Commercial Cable
Company and the Commercial Pacific
Gable Company against Postmaster
General Burleson to restrain him
from taking over for the government
their respe ctive cable lines, was dis
missed BY Federal Judge Learned
Hand
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16
MAY Be DANGEROUS situation.

Washington .-Possibility of a dan.
gerous situation resulting from I'M
employment was emphasized by De
partment of Labor officials testify
ing before the Senate Education Conf
mittee in its study of labor proc
Ions
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16

The Rev. H. L. Winburne. pastor of
the First Baptist Church at Arkadel-
phia, who, several weeks ago. was
elected editor of the Baptist Advance,
has accepted the place Dr. Winburne's
work will not take him from the pas
torate, although the paper is published
In Little Rock
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16
cutlcura Comforts esby,s Skin

When red. rough and itching with hot
baths of Cuticura Soap and touches of
Cuticura Ointment Also make use
now and then of that exquisitely scent
ed busting powder, Cutieura Talcum,
one of the indispensable Cutieura
Toilet Trio.-Adv.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16
Luxembourg Wants RepuhIie.

Metz. - A large crowd paraded be
fore re grand duchal palace in Lux
emburg. requesting the abdication ol
the grand duchess and the proclama'
ton of republic. A Committee on
Public Affairs has been appointed
and quiet /, being maintained every
where in Luxembourg.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16

Guy Hartman. who. with others, fur
uished one of The sensations of the
day when it was found that for years
they had operated large disttllery in
Fort Smith without the government
knowing It, has been promoted 10 cap
tain of the Sixth Infantry in France in
recognition Of gauantry in action
against The Germans.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16
Allies Threaten Turks.

London.-The allies have notified
Turkey that unless the Turkish force
at Medina lays down its arms imme
diately the forts at the Dardanelles
will be destroyed.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16

A system is to be established by Lat
tie Rock merchants which will. it liz
believed. put an end to the shoplift
ing that has been very prevalent re-
Gently. A meeting of the proprietora
of the big stores and their house dc
tectives will be held soon 10 complete
details
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16
MANY Soldiers Have Returned.

Paris.-Virtualy one-twelfth of the
American expeditionary forces landed
In France already have sailed on their
return Journey TO the United States.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16

Pat Adams. a mining man of Cush-
man, has discovered big deposit II
tripli near tohat place. 1t is used
i'll refining sugar, for making polisnes
and for numerous otl.er purposes.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16

To December 10 cotton ginnings in
Clark County amounted to 1889 bales,
as compared with 1864 sinned TO the
same date last year. decrease of f.235
bales. according 10 the last report of
". S. Burton. reporter of cotton gin
ners Of this county
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16

\ report by J II. Hand Of Yellville
shows the production of zinc ore for
1918 was 100000 pounds, compared
to 10000 600 pounds in 1917. This
camp produced the most of the 1913
tonnage.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16
A Provlo.

Pat-After all. it's a great pleas
ure to be missed by someone.
Mlke-Sure 1t is, Pat; II yez can
be there t enjy II.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16

Just AS soon as you eat n tablet or
two 81 Pape's Dapepsin all that dys-
pepsis. Indigestion and stomach dis
tress ends. These pleasant. harmless
tablets of Pape's piapepsin never fail
TO make sick. upset stomaehs fee fine
~ once, and they cost very litde at
Gyrug stores ADV.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16

The influenza has brought about a
new practice at Hermitage-thsto OF
tnauug patients by telephone. Both
doctors are confined at home with the
influenza of mild form and arc try
ing to care for their patients by tele-
phone.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16

\ party OF zoo overseas men, mem
bers of the l41st Antiaircraft Ma
chine Gun Battalion and the 114th
Ammunition Train. arrived at Camp
Pike from Newport News and will re
ceive their discharges il, 4 few days.
The entire party is composed of Ar
kansas mel
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16

Tom ]. Terral, secretary of state.
has completed his biennial report for
1878. which hows that receipts OF
the department for the two years
from all sources amounted 10 $780,
01672.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16

Hon. Lyman Reeder received his
cormission as nudge OF the Eighth
Judicial District and made oath OF OF
nee before b. r Adams, circuit clerk.
Judge Reeder convened his first term
Of court AZ Newport January 10.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16

Never punish children by strik-
ing them on the head. There are
other places.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16

! trtpli near tohat place. 1t is used
in refining sugar, for making polishes
and for numerous otLer purposes.
An agitation Is being created in
Batesyille fnvoring the erection of I
liberty hall to the memory of the In
| dependence County boys who hnve
sesved in the war against Germany.
Camp Pike officials entered strong
| denial 10 the charge that Iowa men
had been Disseminated against in the
matter OF receiving discharges from
the army.
Alexander Schmidt, former German
sailor. now an American prisoner. ar
rived at Fort Roots in charge or a
United States marshal and was in
termed there.
The largest bond over filed BY n
county officer in Arkansas was the
bond for $1.f06.500 which was filed
by Walter r. Taylor. as collector OF
Pulaski county.
Lieut. Col Smith OF Little Rock.
commanding officer 81 the old First
Arkansas Infantry during its training
period al Camp Beauregard La. has
returned from France.
The Little Rock branch of the Fed.
eral Reserve Bank al St. Louis has
opened for business. There are -
cations af others fled
Tha number of bale. of cotton gin
ncl IA Union county prior to necen-
tcr T., t9IS. was I5.Gt9. as compar-
in 1917.
\ directory OF Bentenyille, which
will includs also Ccnterton. Cavo
SPRINGS, Pea Ridge and all The rural
a few DAYS,
Lieutenant Colonel Lindsey and
Mrs Lindsey haEe arrived TO occupy
Lieutenant Ljndsey's discharge from
the army.
ne man, ch'la OIL Mr. ana Mrs,
l,,'o 4 fi''ss nv te'ei,S's at nv,
~. N 49,, IN, 80, -.
:, ~. - ..fu,
-. -, =, ~. .fahb,uhooa -
,tl,o,.,,,.s r,oyo an PoIlr p,,,o, ~
o,.or ,oo -ro,ts dn,irr tbn roco,t .oI1
The Pine Bluff CITY schools opened
again for the third time this school
1aar This time after holiday since
THANKSGIVING. neccssitatod by the in.
! fluenGa epidemic, and the gas shortage
The Rogers Home Guards at a meet
ing Friday night voted unanimously Ia
request The officers to take the neeas
sarv steps 10 domobfiza.
Ren= n Briclzhouse. state labor com
missioner and former alderman. was
in the Democratic primary,
q Branch general contracfo,
,or tho Aircraft Production Division
- ,ho Wv Den,rtnant who ba. con
trae1. Win many Of the 1000 raiser:
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16

Horses and mule. sold by The gov,
ernmeut at the public auction al aux
niary Remount Depot No. 317. Camp
Pike. were sacrificed at prices far be
low those paid by the army for the
animals. officers at the Remount sta
ton sAld
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-16

The shortage OF gas did not at~>ct
the men al Camp Pike, which does not
depend upon gas for fuel With am
pie quantities OF wood and coal fof
fuel. the big stoves in kitchens and
barracks and in the Y NJ. c. A the
soldiers We're comfortable.