davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-09-22
NJ. PASCOFF.

NJ. PASCOFF.
 LADIES l& GENTS TAILOR. Your Clothes Cleaned, Pressed and
 Repaired. SUITS MADE TO ORDER from select fabrics and trimmings. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Cor. Lanes Way and Front Street.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-09-22

Full line of Mattresses, Pillows, Beds, Bedding, Blankets, Tents, Tarpaulins war bags at HOLTS.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-09-22

Mining outfits dredge supplies, granite ware, crockery ware, stoves, heaters and ranges at HOLTS.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-09-22

Kcrensky declares that Riga must be in Russian hands before Spring, This determination is cchoeI by the soldiers and the people, Hence it is concluded that active fighting may be expected there.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-09-22

passed through Belgium during the last twenty-four hours than at any time since the great battles for Ypres a year ago. Special train after train passed through cram med with men who were wounded in the desperate fighting with the British
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-08
UN EVANGELISTA.
U'icn: ,ic L, >fpiina Flana),

del adcrnado sobre ia cartita para
contemplate, NADIA mas para veria.
pies no saba ella leer, nj per all.
cerIa hab;a quien supiera; Y Ia vefa
= Sc imagina5a las hermosas pala,
bras cue en- ella diria Y acercando!a
al cora6n Ia coTprimia con ternura
~infinita c Nevandola hacia los rojos
IaEios Ia besaba con freaesi ardoroso.
.iAh:. pe~o rluy presto sabria su cor-
tenidC. En- e. pueblo estaba G! Senior
Obispo; Andresito su hermaEo no es-
taha confirmado Y teAdrian CUE lie
varlos c t0dos e ira ella tambien,
> ala 10 habria de faltar quier !c le-
vera su cartita V Sc IA contestant,
In efecto, q los di&s. fue con tadoG
al nueblc, Y en- Il descuidada De !a
mama que IN traia "~hilvanaGa &
sus naauas''. Sc entrG Ia ro!liZa nlo"a
\ m cajGn dc rcpa. compr6 un lis
tin : III co-tc Ge percal Y pidiG-Uni-
GO "pilGn'' IL su compra-le fdera lei
da su cartita; uro de los de?eadlen,
ties IL ton: Y al ~Gesdoblarla, ell ma
lAfico genio Dc n r;sa sc ros6 Ell Sis
labios, pcrc reccbrando 81 aspecto
de marcada ser;cGad, con regular en-
~tonaciGn : pausadamente lego:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-08
LIZ NCTA ALEMANA.

MaDRID. Mario Los peri6di-
COS de esta Corts comentan en- dis
tiatos tones Ii nota de Alemania a
.IGx:co, ;~aUeresando cl apoyo dc Ia
RepuhIica azteca para lrehar contra
les EstadoS Unidos, procurando 4!
m:sn>o tiempo que e. Japon forrara
parte de esa ~alianza.
No rocos d@iarios, cue Sc dicen bien
;nformatos, ascguran dIe Alemania
tanbian ,antea Ia actitud de EspaHa
para en- csc de una guerra germa-
70 americana.
Esp2na ratified en- esta OCCASION, CO.
no en- otras rauchas an]teriores, su
5:rme p@oD6sito lie martenerse neu-
t.al 81 ia presents c~ontienda.
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Concentrates de Ia p1eosa de Pa-
ris sobre Ia proyectada aIianza
Won SGeun anuncia que Eonar3 raealdas de repre-
saEias contra los rrisioaero5 Eranceses 9 asgieses
INFORMATION SUPPLEMENTARY DE
Ia GUERRA EUE0PEA

pasacenos Ientamente del Supreme
desDrcc;o h2cia 81 pueblo, 4 los SEN
r~;naicncos De amista&. Puede un hijo
lie La.cvl cstar ofuscado hasta este
n.l.s? s. e no habia dejado su con-
c;.ncia e" Is aatccamasas del kaiser.
hubie.a a=5ido c~omprender que csta
rue".a }'e"s en- suS l!ama& una revo'
Iuc;5n m0ndia2. por ID cual mucAo5
Gc les caIcylCs "boches" Sc Ter&n de-
frauyados."
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";HE:MOSISiNO ANGEL"

"El r0mant;co anhelo dc su fisono-
mia enc;ciica cs Ia metam6rfosis que
nj cGraz6n adora: IN neur5ticc abs
nc lie passion y ox;geao me h. i'm
rGigando : impGrtunarla con mis- ayes
hermtt;cos. Yo soy endccasilab0, pc
70 s. su. cc-azGn apocaliptico nc al
cana IL "~:cia de obterermc SIS
r,tricas miraGas, le alZare er mi al
~. N temple con ~sarc0fago y ali le
! contarG las h~ecatcmbes de mis- pri-
| mcras alcrriae, cue fueron gr2nlos
II ~ccnccorla ' Yer Il enCantos hc-
c~.licce r,c2clados De ccrde:cracion2s
.nfiait2G. Las a2Ccc1as cue I'd. tie
nc q sus ojcs sardGnicos son fragan-
cias que al:entan cl cltafalco de este
amer. Q.ie 80 cspe~o de 81 bondaG
ccftez;o a @lis Grlces = meiiflucs ca
:~asijslnos : Gesle hoy me ofrezco ser
para siemnrc su "rn6nico amantc,
Miguel Ardradc."
- dencn!icntc. fuertH 4 toda prize
ba, ccr:uvo Il risa = solo al termin2T
a lc,tura sc atrevi6 a prcgunta" 4
Il m~uckacha. ~ a ID. iqu& lc pa
rcec de ESQ que le diccn n h CARA?
oh. ScHor. nuG. quierc cue yo di-
! "a: uno cs del rancho Y no pucde
cororrcnder csas palabras tar lind&s,'
Olga. a~ctrQuese mas, Que no Sc
aDcrcibar les c~ompaHeros, Gle no nos
o."aY: me hace n ccAtestacion?
pe-o Gi-arlc ~anrisa, aprisa. porluc
vine = cscordidas de mi madrc, y
C. an iclicada que NJ" malaria 4 pa
los 81 nc halIara aqui con n carta,
' r!aticando con I'd" FL dcHendien
&c. co"nedecido. tom6 "a pluma. IN
p!iego scnciilo de nape. Y e~scribi6...
Al conciuir do lcctura a 10 c~scrito.
Ella abviJ haca Y alma para Or:
SeraT:
\ tcdo ESQ cue I'd. re dice lc CO.
rresponi0; TODD cs muy bello y 5;
I'd. daveras ne anna, yo tamhi6n lie
amo ;qut quicre. S"no-, que yo lie
ira? Carczcc del lanGuaje dc I'd.
para cx?rcsavmo. nero scpa que. 81
su ar2or no cs fusion de esas que
mueran ri nacer, 81 81 alma no NE
engaaa. mi amor ' mi eXistencia lie
pcrtcnecon.
Sfrvo
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Lo Gle haze emigrar a las ayes
cuando liega ell invierno no parece
ser ell frio, sino IA duraci6n del dia.
Les dias de irvicrno son demasiado
ccrsos para que tengan tempo de ca
zar 10 ~necesario para su systemic.
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ttSuya,
M3cialcnn."

".Nsi. (di.io clla) ash ' IA felicidad
ori.}6 Ell sus ojcs y Sc evtcndio por
toao ST sen.blante bronceado por el
sol. nero llcno de irr2sistibles encan-
tos. Y SUI sero de virgcn Sc extreme
I'D nalpitarte nj bcso primero, 4 Ia
primer Garcia del amer. Page el pa
pei. sonricnte, In hechura NADIA lc
.ost6; Sc dcspidi6 LENA de gratitud,
! cuandc su madrc lc pregunto cen
:caicGad ~notoria: %; D0nde estabas,
hiia Err eli cielo, madrc, Ell el
%cielo." le contest6 ella, desafiando sd
c6lera temible.
J. Jesus Gonzalez VALENCIA.
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COMO CURE
MI cAThRR0
Deha en- pacas pail bfss
Sin aparatos, inhaladores, IN
turas, Lociones, Drogas Per-
niciosas, Humos o Electrici-
dad.
cura dIa Y HOche

rs IN nuevo metodo, abSolutamen-
te distinto. NADIA de !ociones, riesoS,
0 unturaS de nal olor. NADIA de ato-
mizadores o a~paratos. NADIA para in
halar o fumar. NADIA de vaporeS, ma
sages o inyeccioneS. NADIA de e~iecIr;-
cidad O vibracion- No Sc uSan polvos
III emphasizes. NADIA de TODD ESQ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-08

Ago nuevO Y diferente, alSo agra
Gable y saludab!e y que obtiene eXito
Immediate. No tiene que eSperar c
I,aSar enormes sumas de dinero. Pue-
lie curarse en- Ia noche y yo lie dire
como. GRATIS. Io no soy IN medlco
Y eSta TO eS una receta, pero 70 nc
cure Y mis- amigos tambiea, Y listed
puede tambien. Sus sufrimientos
termmaran como per arte de magia.
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uti'tTU'A" M VVHA-3v TN1H T EOE'
10 QUE aLGuNoS pIcEk
In STA. C. l.. dice quE. tcSpr"s dc Ea'Hsr rsaf" -
srE.ra.S Trad0s durnn;c dos SCuulI1S las. risfu u' tn
:lIlfcnto mlravliloSo en- i. com: urIna.'!Cn d. u H..
n ST. p. l. nos c~rcrile: "Eu">ifo sfs1rTtU T-ui"f "
c-igp!e ue~rfcctamcn;c IL Ubictp - CIc csia de- mad
cstpy Inuy SatlsfecLo de 81 ! - :'conitiIiiic a '-.'
amigos"
L. Sta X. W. dice que. estt oOtc:Iiendo bIsnas ia.
tIloS y rs may s~.tisfeClia Gel TEadrs No. -
IL Dr. T. II. q. nos cscribc que. despurs da 'ioa 's'inan'
dc CrnpIeo Gel aptrato Trades 10 ha encon;I5Say I'll.
v uIr 10 Tecomcndarl q .Gs clirnteS.
RI ST. J. l.. EstL rnuy couplIc.L- con q! TIsmc~ :.r
h.ter Sl Ttriz tornado ncjor iOInll-
pirijanar Z VI. THILETi. Epecialista On 'icfrs-t.p
II cara, $50 Alderman EingiruntoG. =. v = [ =
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NSA b-N--tN~'-N 20
10 ~.orp~sader. . made, rorluc 8 al
rrcdUeto De las fornlcs alemaneS de
r.nismo. Goh.c iucgo : mea..-a ) 10
ct: Dor lo n.smo eyento De In DO
IBERIA que toaa pc,fidi& a:c02Ca lie
"a rousigo. En- uodo casc qUcda csta-
decide que Ia v]i-tuosa AleLGania del
- de cacro, y.&ta : los Est@Ios Uni
dos cculo aGve-sacios yeucidos y re-
parte De antemlno 81 tcrr:-2r!9. r!
Temps" ccacluye &sI:
"A!cmauia cucda, tespuvs lie il ?"
b!:cac.5n kecha Po- Il P.ensa aSocia-
in. III poe ms dcsnonrd.@ G1o a.
,es: i p-casgio y II c!s.i:idencia de
SIS diUlor1a1icos gseGa en- m2l lUga@,
Dues nan rociriGo IN nueyo golre. /.
con~reso americana tenc "a UNA r.
| zJn zuylemeatari& para daE 4. presi'
Gensa !as @scnls uue Gs,e .ecl.ma. Fl
J"rjn We con cia.!aaa las in.r:sos
cue. hSs;a acu:, 5c.o P"!:a slpo%er.
En- fin, l. causa de "a "EH.eatc IS,
a d.! toGo IGs@-,ca3& 2..le IL con-
cicsc.a universal 20, q -aruo De @s5-
c.GJiyo aae 50 &g-c~a - los proceed
a!~o,5s d SIS 2~dT2@Sa:.oS 1's'| JOY
n,.d@ G. r-o",choz@. @@.c@-mas'
en- a.& E!so!a o.9"c&.
y. Stephen 3;cho", = ?"2?..,o "2
Is @~og.vh.>Ics i A!-aa"." '."-"a
i; Es-a-os UE:l2s, e-"1 en- e!
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60 .'"' -
- 1T T ',.n:.
ms .b,asas tan s~.c~1t@-~ e' g. "-
,>~o - G-.i'sr:"o H..
u. t.cm-H.e2H eas'l'e en- -'i'""
NJ -ca~i1,:
20 h@y &uda Qtc II. "Ii-s2, que
h. raus;c@Iu mont lie ute"n g't
o~.selencil. ,an.o - is ".c!tn'n":"5
del .c.o como ca l. cire.,jn d. q -.
=. Gl-.siv.. Sc most::t cao:@ CO aca-
har J, cue tan ma&isu".men,s na 60
m~enz~do.'
Ey.i-jtaio.a = .2s E~-I4~i1ielon15
L.. M.imne.u.aau. u. C.-m~""2au IL
ca:
"A-cmania. pos una rc~so.uci3a dc5
c.2c-.Ga enc il HI ~.eiegaao al ~a&"y
dc l.s Dy.enc.as ~ sl?rgma rcgre.
sion. Da~ece h..@er tenido cUGaGo,
mr. IA 4.;a.idai dc Ia .os1s. lie dist
~, ara I. UNA 1olas las iiusiones que
c,,~ b,bja raaido mantener i tucrLa
aa ,~l;raIus. Cue Gro T"~@S@TIeHi"
moi. .... j.., ~ cs,a loca ayen.a-
SILT
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LOS "420'
(Viene De la Pag. TAI

cientoe camineros preparaban el peso
nara aoue!la formidable mole de
bronco. Fl monstruo emple5 dos lar
oos meses en- cruzar las llanuTas de
Tracia: a principles de Abril Sc pre-
sent6 ante las muralias De Ia clIc2d
V 81 die cinco del mismo mes do
comienza el sitio.
Pe-o Ia ''basilica" no era 10 unlca
r:eza gigantesca que amenazo i n
ciudad guardada por Dios. In rene
gado griego, Kritoboulos de IH1broS,.
one escri5i6 en- cinco lio~os IN p2negi-
rico del vencador de Constant:nopla
intitulado: "Dios ton Noharet', nos
Ia infornes muy exactos so5re Il
gruesa artil.eria que, trastornar'.o l"s
condolences de Ia guerra, permitlo
4 los turcos ~aplastar en- ~cincaenta
8;as las muralias que los gr:egos
.rcian i~nveHcibles: "Despues g NJ
Der dis,tJcsto sus tropas I 10 largo
lie lls mura!las, e. Sultan convoco I
los ~f2bricantes De canones. con qu!e-
mes aiscu:i5 s2bre aQUeilas m&G@i-
AS y sobre e. cstado dc las r!ura-
las i estaban Gestinadas : ser des-
mo~onadas. Sc inform5 so5~c como
Iebian fab-ic&vse los caEores para
-roder denote. ras f~&ci!n,erIe @q1e-
los potertes Y famosos rcduc5os. 10;
i~ngen:eros le cortestaron cue s-ri&
facil derribarlos. 81 2dem&s lie los ca
!cnes. con los cue va 50 cont"ba. Sc
fabricaban en- e. lugar Eismo eros
>odav..a mas grandes Y capaccs a.
lamar proyecti!es de pIsdr& De cons
derable volumen. ps-o que p&r2 pre-
cader = la conducci6n de ss:aej@ntes
co!osos Sc neceSilari2 mucho Gincro :
,dem&s procurarse ma formidable
cantiaad de bronco. e SGlta2 h:1o
que Embellishments g les catre@ar1
10 que pcdian clos: pc 81 p2rt2 50
ousiero2 lcsie juego = tr2laia~ =
fSEtica-on csas m&quinas mons.rCo-
sas. de Tan tem:ble &spccto' c:e zsio
v;sndolas puede creersc e7 81 cxis-
.~Anrie"
Maestro cron:sta Hos describe nj
nuciosarsentc tcGas LIS Eases DC Il
+a5.;caci62 dc pleas de gran c~alii.-c
nor ,cs -urcos Nos mue:.ra & los
;rr,,icros c~ons-ruvenJo p~simr~aacr-
- Nm e,orr,o mofda de- src:,la. na.a
= ,.,.l 60 e-,nIoa nra Terra m2zcIa-
l. Ii,o c55o-,o :. csras o.ant.-
- D;,.,o MI. coron-anda INA
5-h,a ..b;a,,. r,.~;o, =. ~evta~for DIN
- /. .,,,, 80 ..oc;,r ros cpa;~o
-ni,-,?os IL bror,, ape hab;an her
Id" ,w,,r,r.n -.as dias Tc-mina&o
-, ...c;olo G. da;aha crrria.. gpm-
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moI., l., -, 60, .o,.n .la made
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70 sane listed puede sanar

Nj caJaFgo era eSpe>O y repugnlnte. Ne
iIacIl >'El!f "nItFlaO. Ne diardSI FL CrTCDTo
ac21Anuo con mi >aiut Y dpbiIilandu ms yu-
lUnIId. Ia los : los e>cIpIiajO> III" hacIan
~r-pHSa5ni" = tJUoS. : mi aiienIo pe>iIlCnte
haCIa gaG dUn los mISuIp> lie iuI casa iIIt-
Neran -e~CrpidInenIe de mi ialO. No SeutIG
euSiO Cn vlvIr. y saba que ii calarrU 90
Ilrdlrla muCEO llciHpo en- licydrmc : Ia
tIuIia, pOrtJue CoD>tanlemenle dia y Roche
eStab3 minaIsd0 III Yitalttad. PerO curU;l-
ire mi curaCiOn Y con guSto le dire 4 listed
era rs clmB- ESrTlh1ma IumpTi1f1TuPuta
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NO CASTE MAS QUE UNI CENTAFO

Np enyie dincrO. >ClainrnFr 81 nCmbre \
direction en- una tarjeta. DIga: sam KaIZ.
Favor de mfCrInarmC como euro III raIal 70
\ conn pLTGu JIrIrmc yO." ESQ - lUiy Iu
uuC ne-eSlia decIr: EO enJplterc, e Inmral8-
Lau,cnt,. l.. escrIblre d11dul4 GcIGli,s G..}i-
Ills. NJ feHrore- EsCrL5a IN poS,ai . uI.a
Cart1 hoy mismO- No paSe aGelinIc au.r~ ,H
labcrU.e eScriTU SODTc este ;~-alIlu!eaIu az
tuec.c racer pOr USled 10 mtsInU que HtEU
eli M case.
SAM KATE. ROOM B NJ. POLL
1909 Indiana Ave. Chicago, ILL.
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SU CARA ES HI R NJ CSA

Hoy iia cs ahsolutam"atc rcccsario que uno &c
0-uly de Ei fESIu:!iI II ,~T-Tl 70: .lSO y s'E-." $40
liant. On cSia vida No soiinlcEte dehc uno l:g"rr 20
possible pnT ser attractive IEIi.a satisfaction props, que
de Dor II bicn val" los CSfueTzOs que laarunDS, s.:3o que
cl Tnurdo Dur Te;-lI general iuzcHri Il ursI PERSONA "a
gran mancTa. 81 no rntcIIIn"ntc. por 81 iisono"i.;,: lnr
innto. vale Lc pcna -a ser 10 mcjor IaIyc:Go irys.bli
en- tn!as ocasioreS. 80 DELE QUE Los pEHAS FOR
MN NAI.A OlI:ION SCYh POR Ell ASPECTO BE
ST CARA. pues co pcrjuGicarI sl biencStar. De IL
..Ill u bueDl impression que Cause cuiistInt'ile'ic C.
fyntr Il ,Nito o e! fraCaso dc su vida Cuul Ia q" s'r
81 G.,tiuo final Con mi EucvO .iparltO "T!ldo>"
rNp,.rlo .) pueden c~OrTrgi:Se ahOra las naricCS cri'T'-
rIusas sin hacer operation TuirirTica, prontor con
s,f:uiIdad = Ter1uancntemtrte. Rs un nietodo aSia,
.afIir y nie no intrrrTfTnIc IL ocipariOn dlirII del
.rE;, iirn. Es.:iba hoy rnisIGn riiicnGn hbfitc gratis,
q! ,III le cNuiictra II manner. De corc"glr Las har'ccS
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-19

HOLIDAY IN STORES WHICH
NOW STAY OPEN ALL DAY
A movement which is now on
promises to spread from one wom-
ems organization to another until
it resolves itself into a mighty de-
mand from the women of Chicago
that the lower State street stores ex-
ercise a little more humanity toward
their clerks by giving them a half
holiday a week in summer time has
been started.
Already committees of influential
members of the Central Civic league,
the Woman's City club, the Consum-
ers' league and several ward organ
izatiOns have taken the matter in
hand. A plan is on foot now to or
ganize all of the women's bodies into
a single fight upon the stores to have
them close at noon on Saturdays
during the months of July and
August, at least
The stores which will be attacked
by the women are: HiIlman's, The
Boston Store, The Fair, Rothschild
& Co. and Siegel-COoper's.
Marshall Fields, Stevens Bros,
Mandels and Carson, Pirie Scott &
Co. already give their workers a half
day off on summer Saturdays. Wom-
en- interested in the welfare of the
salesgirls feel there is even more
reason for the other department
stores giving a half holiday as the
girls in the lower. State street stores
are mostly required to do more work
per person than they are in the. high
toned stores on the northeast side o.
the street.
If the Boston Store, Fair, Hillman's
and the others refuse, as they did
last year and years before, to heed
the plea made in the name of human
ity and humaneness, and decline to
grant their clerks a half day off on
Saturdays in July and August, it is
likely that an ORGANIZED bOvcOtt will
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girl and women clerks to work such
long hours in the hot summer
months, women will try to make
these stores understand, said a
woman interested in the movement
today.
Each year, women and organiza-
tiOns have appealed to these stores
and pleaded for more consideration
to. the workers. Always they were
denied their request. Always they
were told it meant too much of a
loss in money to close the stores at
noon on Saturday.
"Since these big merchants talk to
us only in dollars and cents, we will
see if we cannot convince them by
dollars and cents, by the dollars and
cents they will not get if women Of
Chicago grow earnest in their de-
mand for a squarer deal to the IN
derpaid slave who works ten hours a
day behind their counters"
The first move in the campaign
will be the presentation of a gi-
gantic petition to the managers OF
the five department stores which
have. SO persistently denied the plea
of a greater show of humanity to-
ward their workers during the sum-
mer months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-08
VIRGINIA NEWS.


Mr.. Charles F. Mcclure, died sud
oenlv at his home in Hoboken, \. J ;,
on Thursday last, aged AZ. He was
son Of the late DR.. j. NJ. q. Nc
Cure. Of Richmond, and son-in-law
Of Hon. Marshall Mccormick, OF Ber-
ryville.
lanes Scott, colored, in a fit OF
jealousy. attacked his sweetheart,
Minnie Tatum, with a knife IN Pe.-
ershurg Tuesday night, and inflicted
several severe wounds. Scott then
attempted suicide by jumping INTO
the river. but the cold water brought
him 5acl, TO his senses, and NJ swan
out, only to be arrested when ne cams
out uf the water.
Nh. and Mrs. Clifford C!yhurn an
family OF Arcola are eNpecte" u
leave soon, much to the regret o.
their many friends Mrs. c:ybnr'
and children will visit relatives y
" Va. before moving to their ne"
i,ome at Cherrydale. Va. --Lcesouf"
Mirror.
The marriage OF William Taylor
End Miss Rosalie Smith. daughter oi
~. and Mrs. Allen Smith. o: Can.
ming" King George county, tooS
place Wednesday afternoon, Noveh
Ter eth, at $3.50 o'clock at st. Paul.
church. 40 Port Conway, in that coun
II, Rev. G.. Mel. Brydnn. OF Ric'i
monA, performing the ceremony
They will make their home n klns
George county.
The dccomposed body Of Il middle
aged man WAS found with the skcle
ION Of collie Goy lying across NJ
breast, b. worllmen who are tcarln.
ut.wn the old Beach House at Allan
tic City. y. j. The gruesomc dis
covery was unearthed i'll a clst"rl
which had not been used for q MIN
her OF years. In the pockets VA, !
letter poStmarked Forest Hill. Va.
| November 5. 1915. .A!mcrin Mars
ton, IA former hotel proprietor. n
formed the police that Che remains
answered the description Of .lohn Mr
! Calthy. Of Forest Hill. Va. "nd tha
he was forty three years cid. ston"
cutter and Of rowing disposition
he had employed him once as h
kne>" the family, hi siste;' hein.
NrS. Benjamin Schultz Of that plar"
Marston said he had not seen NJ
Garth. since last spring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-08
THANKSGIVING DAY.

Pointing out that, in the oppor-
unity ito serve mankind rs we once
served ourselves in the great day
of orr Declaration OF Independence,
the nation has just cause to oe gfats-
ful. President Wilson has issued MS
Thanksgiving proclamation. he calls
upon the people TO cease their o.
binary occupations OF Thursday
November %, and devote themselves
to worship.
The proclamation will be found III
full elsewhere in the Gazette. Like
other productions of President VII
son. il is 10 the point ana cannot DC
synopsizeG without mpairine It's
force.
The Kaiser ASSUMES God is with
the Germans in their work OF 'bloo'l-
shed and destruction. and the fac'
that one has been a .feuton soldier,
he dreams, will render him immune
at the day of Judgment
Our President assumes 70 sucn
pcsition with the Great Ruler OF the
Universe. but acts in the spirit. Of
the observation Of old--"Nisi Domi-
nus FruS1ra - Unless the Lord ga
before you. al! your efforts will be IN
Vain. ana he calls upon the people
Of the country to assemble on the
18th instant and render thanks for the
many blessings we have enjoyed, and
tc invoke Him VINO cannot look upon
sin with the least ALLOWANCE 10 bless
o4r arms in the country'$ war Of de
tsn;e against. a cruel and mighty foe
The United States has been slgna!!y
aleSt for over half a century. We
use had an abundance in basket an!
store, while wars anil ru1nors Of
= have been far tIrnm oar coast
Esa. we are not in the condition We
wee Il few years ago. Prices nave
gdtanced and food is %"owing scarce,
Il iile grim winter is drawing ncar
hen many have not the npcrssa"r'
Il 70 keep out the Frost King
~ account Of the scarcity nj coal
Everything may not be going IS
we'll with us as wc desire, but let all
remember that there are high and
low tides in LIES journey, ard that
there is always mach for which TO be
thankful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-08
FUTURE OF PALESTINE.

IA
Ard Jerusalem small be trod
den down Of the Gentiles until he
times .of the Genti!eS be fulfilled
These wQ.ds were uttered nearly
,linetesn hundred years ago ny tns
Son Of Man while overlooking tnc
Jewish capital The City of the
Create King jas hong been unGer
Moslcm rule, while Zionists nave
been looking forward 10 the DAY
when it shall be oncs more the cap
tai Of thsirS natioY, in the meantime
close OF Hebrew Birth who live in
Jerusalem have been praying out
side f. walls for the .deliverance OF
The city, frum Gentle control.
We ike. in a day OF startling tran,
s;iions. The British army : now
drawing nigh 70; Jerusalem i'e"r-
sheba, Gaza and other places promi-
renr in Inc Bible have FALLEN into
TIE hands Of the British. and there
is every reason to believe that sIeru-
sa,eu. Nil soon pass out of the hand:;
OF the Turks INTO those of the hf1T-
!sh.
Daring he prevalence OF the pres
cnt wax il has been suggested IS
certain European statesmen that
Palestine ne. turned over TO the de-
scenGants OF Abraham, and that III.
Kingdom Of Israel re-estaDished 10
order 10 place buffer between
Egypt and .Turkey.
THE times Of the Gentiles' may
De drawing t. 4 close.
The following from the Chsmntt=
N"lkSStia,me. the Social Democratic
organ Of SaHony is suggestive:
There remains a means toward
facil;tatiuGs the approach Of peace.
This consists IN the goodwill AMI
may be termed members of the IN
:etnational ,nation-the Jews.
The Jewish nation may he sl>eI
Tor Sssssss-@.:44 tt is intended to De "a
potent bond of union between the
rat;psk ST the, earth. IN Germany,
II .ia5tr;;a. in Russia, in London ard
Mex sYogk there live great Jewish
noni:asioas who are daily becoming
conscious nt t!.4;r distinct nat:ona-