davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Harrison times., 1915-12-18

LII gifts, carefully marked, should be
consigned the day before to the one
in charge, and she must purchase a
quantity of clothesline and clothespins.
The line should be stretched back
and forth across the living room, and
each gift, wrapped In tissue paper
and tied with red ribbons. should be
fastened to the line by a clothespin,
decorated with wings of red and green
paper.
In the bay window a table should
be arranged on which is placed a
Jack Horner" pie, containing a
Christmas souvenir for each member
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Sas mnh bemae slbeno bic eOinns
aller iuabren amsrifancr iein.
Frutcit.Gr.iammlrns sesen ben @aT'
fenidader.

0ie @orbereitilnsen fir Die am
beutisen Sumitas albenb in Der
Wluiifbaae anberninte wtaiienper'
iamuIuns, in pelder geeen ben WaI.
fenidader unb Die taIibe gseistralitat
Der gereinisten Staateu Gelitiblano
rnb beiieu @erbiinbeten gegeniiber
energiid proteitirt werben ica, iino
mnmebr eetroiien.
glIs MeSner iino Die Serren Baitor
$. g. GiienIobr iotpie er.Siirgernlei-
tier GSparb s. Genrpiep getpcnnen
,porben Die iid beioe in ibren Nus
fiibrungen Der engliihen Sprade be-
oienen lperoen. sllS 0oriiser iingirt
Der pornoIige aorgrebabgeoronete
StanIep G. @oipblc, ebeniaas ein cr'
probter SreunS oeS GeItidltbums uno
auEer0em miro aiid nod Serr Colon
Sdott, Der 8oriiser oes Irrartge'
mentsfommitteeS, cinige @orte al bic
8eriammIiing ridten.
9ie aebarniidltsn Yroteitbeihliliie,
mcIfe oer NcrinnunIiug sur glnnab'
me poresIsgi ipsrbsn iolltn, ipirb Rih
Ter 2lIfreb 81. Nippsrt unierbr.t.n.
Cir Elm Wtuiitprrsramm III sIeihfaIis
Sorse sstrastn iporben unb bas aom'
mi.ee bat bic Gsbtrssr'ias aapeat
fir b.n gb,nb seiid.rt.
Ra9 Sem Sntereiie 81 urtbeiIcn.
tpeIdes Der @erinmmIuug in allen
Shihten Der @epolferung entgegenge.
braft piro. Siirfte Die Whiiifboue an
Sanitag glbenb lid, faiuu als groB
eenua erpeiien, nm ale bic geiir'
ulnestreuen amerifaner in iib ouf.
5lnebmen, bic burd ibre gutueierbeit
ibrem Broteit geeeu Den periuerfIiden
&aiienbdH6eI nit oen ,Seiu6er
Otuti4Ionbs unb bic probri.if4s
Siimmling, bic in @aibingtcn
berrift, ausSrud 81 perIeiben niin'
iten, uuo Die geriaHlHIuus biirfte
fih 5n elmer Der einoriidsnouiter
Rnbgebuneen geitaIten, bic ie in Der
a6nisin bes @eitens itattsefunSen
baber.
9as folsenS. grogramm purbs
pcm arrangements 9ommittse fslt'
esisst:
SuperiIire - Gsb.rssrs Sr6sii,r.
gsmsinIamss aieb ~Stnr
Spnnelso Banner
GrpifnuHs Der 9eriammIuns burh
ben 9priistr SsrrR SiaHIep gopbIe,
Der pom @Oriis.r bts Arrangements
aommitt..s 6.rrH Colon S9oit pOrs
seitsut pirb.
Rebs - paItor Suso O. eiienIObr.
grIeiuna Der gsi6IiiH. Sur5 Rias
ter aIirsb q. Ripp.ri.
a,b. - CT Riat.r GSDarS 3.
Tsmpfsn.
GjsmsinIomes ai.p.
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Sirituiti ID starlet sfis.
Gas Beneiunssbeim fam beute,
Samitas, beiidltisi iuerotn.

3um g.i.sn b,s Bethesda Soipi.
tails finbst Gamitag, 10. SuIi, In
Searlss Sa,s an Der aafapetie Gps.
In Clifton. benz prafiis.n gum So'
ipiial asb5riG.n Gsnefungsbeim. Elm
gortenf.it itait. gu ipelasm bic um'
faii.nohtn 9orbsreitunsen sttroff.n
iutrben. Das Gen iisbi unisr Der
glufiibt beg 9amen 6ilfsnereins uno
brfprift cine bibids affGrt gu tper-
ben. Nidt bGufis bat bas dng.m,ins
qubliium. Btlegtnbeii, biefes irbiIte
parabi.s, ipie SearIei Oats ssnannt
su ip.roeH Dtrbi.nt, in Queenf&eiH
~ nehmsn unb fib BON ben bort Dor
asnommen.u 0.rbeFerune.H 5u iibsr'
ieuaen. 9a biet,t nun sns syeft sinsn
pilltUmmsueH 2lnldb. Oi. gsleutr
tuns rpirb bsionbers f65n fein, ipie
benn bi. graniiaIt.r ni5is dub,s
aht IaF.n iperb,n. mas basu bsiird,
gen tSnnt.. ben g,fuherr anssnehme
Stunbtu an bsr.iten. Dds prcs
gromm psrfprihi manfe iu..r,Fanis
Rummtr. Gs ptrbsn 5anSarbeii.n
psrtauft, unb aunh, giseream. Raj
fee unb siuh., aimpnabt uffp. iperb.n
isrpitrt. Wsr Elm iiiblsnbss Ssrj fir
bic lsiSsnbe W.nl6beit tai, iOllie
uihi Dtridumr, bsm @aritHf.ii In
ScarI,i OATS btisuipo6ntn.
1iir bic llnityhaltune Der 5siiadii
finb bi. 8orisbruHssn in Der umiai'
isHbit,n Weifs s,trofftn iuorbsn. Gin:
aus "a nussrlsiensn MuiitsrH 6sii,bsn.
b, aap,ls ipirb elm senibliss p.os,
ramm our 9ur9fiibruns brine.H. 9a
beutihs 2isb ipirb sleidfalls 1riumi
pbe ieierii. benn Der Gdrpei5er Wdn.
nrhOr bat feline 8.ibeilieurg suseTast
uno pirb nit i,iH.n ih5nitsH 9i,br
perleH aufipnrten. lin pier llbr Ra6
mittags ipsrben bic ainbsr Dpn asHs
tudp untsr Der a,iiuns pOn Gruu On
bis einsn reiS,nb,n R,is.n sur Dor
fiibruns brinesn unb um flint llb
iinbst untsr Der a,iiuns BON Grl. 81,
len aIinse cine Snbian.raufiiibruns
iioit. ll,6tr bsm Sort lpiro Aux SJsisr
b.s sasss bas mddtiss Is Gub lang
SierneHbnnrer peben, elm @eif,enf
,ipeier btipGbrt.r Grsunb. Der aniiaIi
unb In ben slbsnSifuussH ipirS ii4 Der
Sprinsbrunnsn In fssnbafter, sIt!iri'
i4er geItudtuns prdisntirsn.
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3ud;t ieben mrb lit bnrim inlmcr
irol, ipern Die derien 81 enbe iino.
Dieie miitterlifen Ginipdnbe gegen
Sic 5ericn tornen natiirlidb niht be.
riidiidtiei merSen. benn Die Sfule
tann nif)t bic ban5Iide Gr5iebung er.
ieten.
Gem id)limmcn GiniluB Der Stra.
Be aui Ole SdplIjIgeuo Diro aber
lett ciuigen Sabren Ourd, bic iSerier'
idjlilcn nno Die 0iientIid,en Spiel,
pIdtc iebr beiIidm eutpsen aefpirtt.
Duourh iueroen Die air0er Don 0en
9eiiEsIiden Straben rpcagrbnlten; lie
!ernen IN Den 3erienidpiIcn allerIei
niiSli,f San6nrbeiten uuS lie Iernen
inter rid)tiger gIuiiidIt Dor allen Giii.
ne raidl, ipie man ipielt. @eraoc
lC6tercs aber that unierer ameriidni.
idJen sSitaeno, bic nid)ts als gaie6aa
tennt, iebr notb. g1it ben 5erienita.
len fiio aber nid)t bic SriIIfIaiien 1,.
meint, no in iefs g9ofen TN Red.
nen ino in Geographic cinaepnlttt
iUerSen foil, mas IN piersig s9odlen
did,t moalid, mar. Bon 0ieieu gant.
idnilen bdlt Ger Ginien6er ber3Ii6
menip.
zion Iaiie alio Die i66ncn Sdlul.
ierieH 70 ipie iie iinb - gum RuBen
mb iSronunen Der ain6er unb snr
GrboIi,ng uno geiitigen altsiponnung
Der Sebrer. g. 81.
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2ofal 8eridt.
gOltsisit Sss 9sutid.ilnsar. Samfu
aranfen.llnt.. .gereins.

Der .llnsariihe Gamen
.araifen llnteriiiisunespereins perau'
itaItet am tommenoen Sonntas, benz
II. Sllli, in Nau's @urten, einen
Saunre Rom Gbeiter Bari. iein oies.
iGbriees 9olfsfeit. Gin riibriees
aOmmittee lit ibon felt germimer 3eit
an Der 9lrbeit getpeien, I'M Die Dor.
bereitungen fir bieies Set 5u trefien
unb Die WlitgIieber 6es gereins iotpie
Die Gonner uno 5reunbe oiirfen Der.
ii6ert iein, oab ibrer angenebme uno
eenubreidie Stunoen barren. Ter
SeitpIns 1T iebr bemiem per Straben.
babn ioDobl nit Der Glarf Strabe
mie nit Der @inton Rlaee 2inie 5l
erreiden
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Gastpn nab Seaebne.

- 81. 9elfepue StabtrGtbe GaFibp.
5uIDsiler unb Qnoerion, iopis bi.
5dulrGt6e Or. SbOurs, pabolb unO
Graham nurben oIs aommittss sr'
nurnt, ipelches bic n0tbigsu arrangss
ments fir bic Groiinuna Der ainbers
Spislpldbs in ben S6uIbOfen trsfTsn
ion. Die gr0ffnuns fOu uHseblid ON
arbeitertog futtfinbsr,
- Das idbrlihe picnic Der Conn.
iussfdule Der Spang. ct. Sobunness
Stride bon gelleOue ftnbst heute i'm
Diamond 9rope in Roiebdle Itatt.
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R { n y o + (.

Gle Ttiuport Office iiir Dos Gin.
rinnatrr SolfsbIntt" bei:nSef iifl in
Ro. 339 s)orf Siruhs, ssqsnn6cr Dem
GonrthOuIe, luoielbit Nsaigfsiten, gin.
Seiaen ii. (. III. bis 10 llbr AZ Iinn.
ten g6cnoS eutgssenaenUmmen usr'
ben.
- Sm GpuntDeeritt purbe eeeen
iFrar Warp Cur bon Der 5iinften nabe
Der grigbton StraBe fpo9nbdft, Elm
8erbaftsbefebl srlaiieu. 5rau Cur
hattie anaebIih am leBteu Rittpo6
ibr feds Monate oltes Sino unb ibren
brsiiGbrigen Sobn nuf ben 9reppen
Der &inoerbefpabr 4niialt auriidaes
luiieu uno mar am Qbenb Mat piss
Der erfhienen, Die Wdtrons Der Qns
itult, Sfrau Bern, ndbm bic 9inber
unter ihrs S6but na6 tbrem 6uure.
Der Batter Der ainber mar an1eb'i6
Elm 9a1 DOR Q6lauf Ieiuer Greiteitss
Iirafe aus Der Sail entldifen poroen,
Oamit er fir ben llnterbuIt Ieinsr Sim
Ger Jorge.
= S5m gOIi5eigsridt ipurbs gefiern
@eo. Souerlpein, ipelher uuqeblih aug
einem 2aoen mebrere 9trtitel qeitoblen
baben iou. gu breibig Sasen 9eFdngs
nib perurtbeilt. nadbem bic Qntlage
bon &letnoiebita6l auf unoroentli6es
9etrdaen abgeanbert porbsn mar.
Trsb. DiiGs, nel4er an9etldgt mar,
pauIine Woresrab tbdtIi6 anaegrifz
fen 5u ba6en. tpurbe su $15 9slbifrds
fe unb ae6n Sasen SefdnsniB Dsrurs
4hpiH
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Die Gopinstuner Office fir bas
rGincinnatier golfsblah" befinoet
jid In bem @ebanbe Der Tepples
Gnpinas Sanf & srnit So, Z @eli
q. Stra6e. sln5eiseH, @ittbeilnnseil
inb ysiteannscn irssnb iueldyer gri
perben bis sebn llbr Gbenbs Saielbii
enteesenseuommeu. Selepbou Soutt
1884.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-10

ites nod nibt sinesreiht iperoen tann.
Der 8erpaItnnssratb erbielt barnuf
eine tpeitere Ssriit bon einem Wonat
beipi1igt. 9as llntsriuhunsS : aDmz
mittee berihtete, bab es bic Bidder in
better SronuEg befunben babe Sine
GinIabun9 Der Geutfb OeItsrreis
hild llnsariiden SilfsaeiellitaIt gu
i6rem Yoltsfelt. ipeldes am 81. Suli
i'm 3ooIpsifhen @arten absebdlten
lperben pirb, ipurbe ausenommen
unb bic Mitglieber ipurben aufgefor.
bert, iih re9t sabIreih gu betbeiligen.
Der SetretGr Serr SEQ. Sarmeling
perlas bierauf elm S6reiben bss Serrn
alI. Reinbarbt, grdIbentsn b,s
9euti6 4meritaniihen Stdatsper.
banbss, bas nit GROCER Sefrieoigung
oufqenommen ipurbe. Oas S6reiben
puroe bereits in ben .Weitlihen
9lGttern" perOffentli9t. Mebrere Rehs
nuneen purcen CUR 3ablung angee
pieIen. porauf @ertu9ung erfulgte.
Der aarnepal, tpelder fir ben
9. unb 10. SSuli gum Seiten bes Scotf
Wemprial 0oIpitals onee3eigt lpors
ben mar. lit big auf Weiteres perl6o.
ben porben.
- samuel ". Ssntins, "a, unt
gmma u. 9encs, "a, beiOe bon urs
6ana. O.. erlpirtten eiusn Ssirdtbsa
fhein.
- Seiibtitel 9srdnberungen: -
Der Citizens gauOerein an Wtat6ias
unb GIiSobetb Strunt, cine Got an
Der OIiper StroBe, II SUB 5ront gu
$1250.
Der "A 4siGbriae s6pmas ReeS
erbielt aeTtern i'm poliSei9eridt ieiner
proaeB auf morsen oerI4pben. @r lit
beg unDrbentliden getraqens beI6ul=
bigt. Die 13zjGbrige o6odtIoie Sttella
Gonnsmon, bic 15siGbrige gba Wlc=
sfntoi6 Don Der 9ltbsn 9lpenue unb Si.
15siG6riae 6aael Cattle pon 90. 329
9reenup Strabs ipurben i'm 3immer
oes QlnaetlQgten gsfunben. Die Wtdps
den fperben nad bem aloiter gum gu
ten Sirten qebrdht.
Sarrp u. Reumeiiter, friiber
RitgIieb oes Stabtratbes, mar ber
9ebte, pel6er porgeitern Qbeno, tur5
Dor 5 llbr, ieine Ganbibatur auf bem
repubIitanii6en 9idet fir Die 9egisIa'
tur in Der gountpclertssSffitc anges
melbet bate. Die Republitaner tpera
ben Elm polIes Sitet ins 6slo Itsaen.
II +. 80. Rasel, fpel6sr beIaulbigt
ipirb, cine SOllenmuI6ins auf Die
porh bes Re9tsunpaltes 6. Iuplesate
aeiebt 8u baben, srbieIt geitsrn i'm Girs
cuitesri1t ieinen proaeb ouf ben rdd'
fen Ssrbittermin OerIhOben.
Der Gigarrenmader 4rroIo
garnbOrIt BON go. 5 Meit 8. Struhe
lit am Ser3idlag plDslit qeitorben.
Gr mar elm RitgIiso oss 0sutfaen
qionierpereins ron Gopingtor
Sn Der Gpang, prOt. Ct. paulus
Stride Gde Der II. unb Santlid Str.
pirb SOuntagsiduls nm 9 llbr Wor'
oeng unb 9ottesbisnit Ra6mittugs 83
llbr sebaIten tperosn. puitor 9. Rsi'
tom pirb prebigen.
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Gle.Grlasbaikiheiue.

(gr.S. 3. wain.r, So, se2 Of Rod.
bal. 4Oe.
taiaiau $. Sant.r, 20, bsssl.
(glarencs Ul. 5apIor, q, Sarifpsu.
lGlii. U. WoIiuns, q. ct. S.rndrb.
{Sobn stuart glotr., 81. 4505 Sa.
milton 9lpe.
lRutb 9iiten, 25. gsOrpOOb.
|gllkrt Refer IT,, 20. GbsDiOt, 9.
lgiutb 8ailep, 19. bessI.
(RuHsa $. Sub.rt. 81, 1909 s.leaiant
I Gtrabs.
lgfb.r 6. Smitb, 1s. 1oo1 @ius Ctr
}G.Ors. 80. grisub. %. 526 Carlisle
4penue.
tgIara 6. Cooper, 20. 41s Smi.b at
)Wiaiam 8. gOIfsu. "a. 114s DuptoH
I Strab..
l2lba 6. Dornstt.. "a. 1885 Gair'
mount 2lDe.
IStefan @erb.r, 20, 1485 Gin Ctr.
lgtsatba Saeob, %. 1907 pIsafant Ct.
{ebporb 9rim.s, %, 1918 Gaitsru
apsnus.
China GaIbn.ll, 10. 2o59 Columbia
4penu,.
IpauI 6. aaB, 27, Rem YOr,.
Grna glrs. "a, 212 Sr4orb Ctr.
(qlns.lO gilOttO. 81, 2os w.H 9. Ctr.
Wlarian 81. Gamitia, %. 720 Meit 5.
Strobs.
|ebDarb 3. aippenbrOd. 975 purus
bronze Ctr.
lGlara GlObtsr. 11s GiinfSebnts Ctr
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cfftStear @erbauoluuaeu Der Staoi'aommtNart
upu Guuinatun AM S. Suit 1918.

slrae6otr fir bic 2e'erima bon Robreu Mno
Gubfiiiden iir bic Observation-Disclosures wuI'
ben nu Gin aonrmii.cc oeriuieieu etnaeboie
fir eincn Seuerbnu on Der 80 Strube uoH Der
5ctpcr,qinie an orr &c Gnirieb gIbenus ln ei'
nem Tunlt 24a sun peiilid bes Giu'tctpe'
zhadies an Se 6oIufen. tuurhcn on Elm 0pnl'
mtttec pcriuicicn sInnebpte iiir bic Tel'
pilarternnG her SoImar Strnbe Spiiteu Der
10. unb Perrn Siyabe. NIT 0emcntRtrn' nne
GSffeincn rpurhcH an Elm acumtice oerute'er.
- elnaebute fir bic Neupflniteruua Der @nro
-trnbe Smifher Der greeuup uno Riden
S,rabe. init Cement seiieriUcpeu. unroer an
Gin anmmiiter ocr,uiefeH gnnc5oie fNr bic
RcrbeNeruna Der Nciifcite Der Gaiieru Noenue.
liuiffcn Der 90. uHo ~. StTnbc. nit Cement
Seisenpeecu mirheH an ein anmmitier oer'
mlercu. - gInocbon fhr bic Nirhcrplldterung
aer sIucn iiinIih her Front Strabe lru'fteu
her Giarrnro lmo Gtrecnup Strdhe mittelft Hrn'
htrens Gorcrete'Slnodment lirb HGifisirpiIn.
teruug puroeH an cin qoHuIiitcr berpie'eU.
Sec. g. RbiItpps.
r1nnor.
gtnIiirt: 8. q. aIufermGnu. etne.
NIsrf
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= ana tit 80.

~ Der iG6rli9e geri6t bes Gountps
Qubitors 80. B. Grapforb 5eist, oab
Butler Gountp 20,336 i6ulpfli9tise
ainber bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-10

Gin SdleidDoieb bieb aus Der
8ob,ning oes Serrn Gbas. 4iibI, go.
1851 SeniIod Gtrabe, cine Giomartt.
griStuobeI I'M @ertbe bon $40 NIT.
peherI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

VA al ,.cuf ls lost all interest.
The ,rlI detail, of tagc.raft began m time to irr-
tate him II wa, with sigh of relief that he heard
the producer shut mp his book and dsm the company
with m. accustomed speech of farewell
LIZ met Sybil I'm the wing and carried her off a. once
II ann going 20 take YOU 20 have some tea me- de-
,'arcl "NIv own head aches even with sitting listening
IN that .tufy thca'cr and arm sure you must be tired
with yo1~
81 should ike some tca, She oonfcci 1T al
ya,n, f,~,lc a, home: r,it don't thnl. shall like my
first meal without Mary bit. ANYHOW, | would Ike
10 put 1t off a. long as possible
They, crossed the Havnarlc' and entered a tca-'op.
Icr,nyu chose n o,,ict table and gave am order
Won will mn. , her AWAY. Dear ne said: "rct on
fine other hsld when vou can bring Yourself ~ think
Fl. q. ,,,., M. -, i.,. %. ,., ID realize .f,t y,., are
athletic N. f.-.Icr
~It .iol.. 60 .f.a..,g,cI
~p.~r,r. IN -, v..,." I'D. went ,r gently ".5r may
feel tina, he h,. already, -.riJ Won for -or, Of YOUR
carr. Won know. S,l1 they saw that the -ar,, Of us
., -a,,, -l,,r.r,-. f r,ain,.. fl ,-,ra ,.,,,t
Raw. .,,5, r,., ni,h- I seemed .omcu.. f. D.. pos
.c..cd ANYHOW Mary ma, exercised thai u.-. |
wan, o much to .cc YOU TODAY. if it is only for few
linu,c bcral. want Won 10 feel that whatever hap
ncn. under any circumstances Mary ha, brought me
into the family a, her biz brother and YOU will have
ct me play nm, part
She turned a little toward MN. Underneath the
table her hand touched his and pressed IT,
81 SUPPOSE. hc continued cone reason why wc are
NOT afraid of death /, because vc know that it is so
utterly and entirely inevitable II /, not death or some
thing else: j., +, death alone have thought over our
rl.ifion until nv brain reels. and have come to the
conclusion tina, tina, too +, utterly inevitable And so
am irving to drive that into my mind 20 make Use Of
an INV nfo.opl,. and absolutely to make up my mind
10 the next best thing
.1,.u r,. She asked doc, shc-docs the Ducicsse
a.. S,,,.~. .,,.,l Of me-
Ssh. t,. dam. -, " Icr-nyn admitted "She knows
,r. truth. of course She know, that | care for you
Ill.,. '.t.t. IT,. t. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR JANUARY 10. 1918

The producer came down thc 'asc "Naw. Laics
and Gentlemen, 1t yoI pIc,.c'"
Icrmyu mad, h.. way into the front ro" of 'hc stalls
and down in 'hc center of the hrouici desert Of empty
seats, Very mechanically that afternoon he watched
ms worl, grow into -hapc, cruo.zug and making few
uggc,tion, only when he appealed 10 by the pro-
Queer himself OF one of the company. The play for
him was Sebi, the stage was full of SybiL When She
wa absent hc lost AN interest.
The -orli detail of tagcorai' began IN time 10 ir-
tate him II was with sigh of relief that hc heard
the producer shut mp his book and dimi the company
with ms accustomed speech of farewell
Rock Island Argus., 1915-10-30

These ailments quickly upset
your general health-1tnake the
appetite poor-the blood i'm
poverished They SHOULD not
be neglected another day. Try
Rock Island Argus., 1915-10-30

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large ilHl pots "a 9i-1
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-10-30

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Rock Island Argus., 1915-10-30

Don't put it off another winter but join az once the
great army Of housekeepers that we have freed
forever from the old tyrants of drafty, uneven
heating. the endless dirt and drudgery Of old
fashioned heating NO rekindEng the FIRE all
season. Automatically. controlled to offset any
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-10-30

II VII help Natur- e restore the
digestive system to d normal
condition and as sist in every
way toward the N aintenance Of
health.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-20
Mediation Is Agreed Upon By
 The Carpenters

CHICAGO. April 19.-Striking car penters' officials meeting with the state board of arbitration, agreed to the proposition for mediation. The board of arbitration adjourned until Thursday and until then the carpen- ters and contractors are not expected to make public any decision they may reach regarding the appliance of mediation.
 The state board of mediation mem berS began efforts to settle the strike. W hich thus far has thrown 125, 900 wage earners out of employment by sending a lengthy letter to each side of the controversy, pointing out the state of Illinois is Vitally concerned and the great loss which would result if the strike is not settled speedily Each side was asked to accept arbi- tration. Two non union carpenters were beaten into unconsciousness while at work on new church build = ing. The assailants escaped in ar automobile.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-20
SQUATTERS CROWD SIXTY ACRE
 TERMINAL TRACT IN ALASKA

purchase of the Alaska Northern rail- road. caused d stampede Of squatters who have occupied almost all the tract
 Many prominent business men and several women were among the squat ters who armed themselves with rifles to prevent claim jumping. There have been several minor quarrels but as vet no one has been hurt.
 United States District Judge Brown planned to obtain use Of the tract as a temporary camp for hundreds of men hurrying to Seward from all parts of Alaska, from the United States as a result of the announcement that Se- ward was to be the tidewater terminus for the government railroad to Fair banks. Deputy l.. s. Attorney Whit lesey said the land belonged to the Alaska Northern until the sale of the road to the government was complet- ed by payment on July 1. of the first $500, 900 on the million and a half pur- chase price. Whitesey said he would not interfere with the squatters unless the railroad filed d complaint of tres pass.
 The rush to seize the claims began Sunday. Despite q snowstorm which blanketed Seward today the stampede continued. and squatters were busy setting up tents. and clearing lots.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-20
LINCOLN FREE;
 JURY WORKSON
 CASE F HOURS
Verdict of Not Guilty in Perjury Case Received With Deep Emotion by Defendant; Wires Wife Good News

Twelve hours deliberation followed the last argument in the Wyatt per Jury case before the jury in federal court announced it's verdict of not guilty at II o'clock last night.
 Judge Sawtelle. who had been eX- pecting a verdict during the evening, was on the bench, Grant Lincoln, the prisoner. his attorneys and a few others were in the court room when the tired twelve filed in. Since a little before noon they had been de batting the evidence, a fact which proves the prediction of several at torneys that the case would be a close fought one.
 Lincoln was deeply affected when Clerk Lewis read the verdict and after a rapid and formal discharge. hurried away to wire his wife of his acquittal.
 The case has been an interesting one throughout. Wyatt. or to call him by his true name, Lincoln. was charged with having perjured him. self in swearing out soldiers de- Claratory statement in order to file on the extra hOmesteads allowed to soldiers who have served their time and have been honOrably discharged He had enlisted for the Philippine campaigns of General Funston under the assumed name of Walter A Wyatt
 On his return t0 this country. a number of years after the war. he at tempted to take up homestead land in Arizona under the soldier name of Wyatt. and acting. as he claimed on the advice of a Los Angeles real estate broker. sWore out his state ment under the name of Lincoln but specifying Wyatt as the individual in whose bhalf he was making the statement. Prosecution held that in asmuch as Lincoln and Wyatt were one and the same man, this consti- tuted perjury.
 The case seemtd to balance on the interpretation of LincOln's testimony regarding what he termed his good faith in making this statement He adduced the fact that he had entered into a civil suit with D. w. Sibeck. the real estate man and also chief witness for the prosecution. over these lands. proof of the fact that he was acting under what he thought to be his natural rights and not in an attempt to defraud the govern ment.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-20
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHl

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Consular
 dispatches from Mexico reaching the
 state department confirmed the Car
 ranza claims to a great victory for
 Obregon over Villa at CelaYa and tell
 of the latter's retreat northward des-
 troying the railroad as he went. Nil-
 ia $ losses in the six days fighting ending Saturday, were estimat ted at G., 900 killed and wounded. The depart
 ment gave out summary of advices from the west coast transmitted to Admiral Howard saying The Villa movement on the west coast is appar- ently collapsing and indications point to the control of the entire west coast by Carranza in a few weeks"
 Fourteen troop trains carrying Will 1 Ia, and his battered army arrived in 1 Agua Caliente. 25 miles north of the | battle-ground, around Celaya and Ira puato. From the border too, came confirmation of the reported with | drawals southWard of the Villa forces which have been besieging Matamoras l Officials here will not be surprised il view of all the developments of tht 1 past few days if Villa had difficulty l in maintaining his line of communca i tions to the American border.
 The loyalty of some of his garrison