davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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up again and finish across. Slit with
sharp scissors between the stitching.
These buttonholes can be worn this
way for several days. and Will be an
the stronger after you buttonhole over
the machine stitching.
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on Sueue SNUeS 1HHy Uo
removed with emery pa
per. w h en- machine
needles become dull,
sharpen them by stitch
ing once or twic e
through a piece of sand
paper or coarse emery
Aaper. A hook and eye
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ing up every day.
Peanut Butter
soup.-Take three
tnblespoOnfuls Of
peanut butter, add
n tablespoonful of
flour, and stir over
the heat until well
blended, then add
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Nu. h,t re
Thsx Liked Il

They Liked it
~Jeif says he bought some powders
10 Nm bugs On cabbage plants."
~ESS 4 \ s9ccess r.
sfeA b1t lot a ~ way Je6 ~
\ 1sG H aey1 aftsr ~ Azpt appllr
iiyaI y y W lfi; ]; anllssHs1 nl1n
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AL Eaxp.lan Txpe e.saIIse..

delicate negligee in nesh crepe ~
chine is made on simple Egyptian Hines
md discloses an empire ffont xhe
empire bodice is outili 6ith vGTl.
egated sizes OF honey-blrd hide beAa1
There is a cap matchiHg this WAfch
Is a reproduction Of an Arabs
turban with the flowing ends ~ =
veil In the back. Flat-heeled shoen
rose satin with a basket decesut
roses made from ombfe t1bhen =
seven colors are shown
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Denver to Aid War Camp Work.

At the suggestion of President Will
son, the directors Of the~Denver Tour
list and Publicity Bureau have been
called on to get their organization be-
hind the campaign to raise national
fund for war camp community recrea-
ton work. The purpose of this is to
inspire the men, increase the effici-
ency and help develop the fighting
spirit of the American armed forces.
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Ten smiles for nickel. Always buy Red
Gross Bag Blue;- have beautiful. clear
white clothes. Adv.
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HELPFUL AND ECONOMICAL
HINTS.

When clothing becomes shiny rub
well with piece of emery paper. Spots
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Kn,tasd csll6s ~ r + III
Y Hand knitted x0,l = Y u = n ~ n ~
m lsel1t necltIt j| ~
~ pHz n n i 4 = n IA a i 31l ~ ~
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MORE GOOD THINGS.

Peanut butter Is an Invaluable food.
all ready to use. and new ways to com
bine II are SDring.
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A National, BLESSING.

According to DR.. II. F. Griggs. who
mas Just come back from Katmai, the
llatest largest Volcano" its 1912 erup-
ZION will be the last for thousands OF
years. Wouldn't it be comfort II
some explosive human beings would
piow off once and shut up for ike
Perlodt-New York Sun.
Milwaukee merchants will cut down
Free deliveries of merchandise.
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H2eKTTCHEN
.GBENEf4zH

And this is the Truth as I see It:
Whoever cries out for peace.
Must think 1t and live 1t and be 1t,
And the wars of the world will cease.
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To Bar Meat and Wheat One Day.

To Bar Meat ana Wheat Ohe Ody.
If Colorado restaurants and hotels
serving food obey the mandate of Her
bert G. Hoover's Colorado COMMITTEES
on Food Conservation in public eat
ing establishments ,el1o meat will be
served by them on Tuesdays. begin
ming Oct. 3Oth, and no wheat bread
will be served on Wednesday, begin
ming the following day, thruout the
war ~
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Auditor Holds Up Mines Pay Ro

Charles H. Leckenby, auditor Of
state, notified T. G. Doolittle, regis
trar of the School Of Mines. at Col
den, that the payroll Of the institu-
ton would be held up until the trus-
tees see fit to answer his several re-
quests that collections made by
them be turned over each day to the
state treasurer, Robert Higgins.
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"ROYAL" BRAND
UNDERWEAR

Mems lightweight cross-bar
dimity underwear, without
sleeves, knee length, in sizes "a
to ~, the celebrated Royal
Brand" special value at 69c.
Under date OF April 70 IN one
OF our advertisements we referred
to this same underwear as being
made like h. Y. D's, to which the
b. V. d. company objects We
were not and are not now trying
TO miSlead the public, and as the
underwear advertised then and
now does not have the b. V. ID,
rid label nor a label that looks
like the h. V. d, we will in future
no, allude to the B. V, d. goods
when selling other labeled goods.
"Roysl Brand" Union Suits at
6oc.
Royal Brand Suits for boys,
SOC Scott halliburton Co.,
Second Floor.
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care of that amount OF fresh foes as fast
as they are put in the field
Blu, II Germany sees the United
States put looOCc men under arms now
and train them Tor overseas service,
with 100000 more to follow as soon as
the first 10, has been whipped into
shape, II Germany is thus made TO see
that the United States is coming in
with a big punch and me-, pieeemeal
then II will he a different thing
Austria" he continued. is horribly
sick of the war. She has been sick OF
Il for two years Bu, she is to all in.
tents and purposes the yassal OF Gct.
many The young emperor, who Is "
years old, but younger iut his aye thar
any American young man would be has
made several tentative efforts to gathe'
his country M behind him aud make 4
separate peace, only TO find the mailed
list ot Germany preventing any such ei'
fort -----.- ----.. '......
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Nickeled Missiles
Rake German Forces

FROM \ STAFF CORRESPOND.
ENT OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE, May 1.-THE German, re-.
eeived heavy check north oi the
Scarpe river today where in mass for.
nation they stormed positions recently
won by the British After a terrific
homhatdment lasting considerabl,
time. the German infantry came down
the slopes oi Greenland hill from m,
direction oi plouyain.
The British artillery made the hill
side look like mushroom farm. ,hcl
smoke sprouiing up thickly over he en-
tire field Machine guns slteame,
nickeled missile, into the enemy rank
on the front and in the ilanks.
Sheer weight and momentum Gar
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institution. so dear to all beer drinking
milNaukeean'. has been sounded through
the action taken by the Wisconsin Re.
tail Liquor Dealers Protective s,soeis.
ton
High cost OF foods,uii, and the cur.
taIlneni oi the grain supply ere eivsa
as the reasons TOT eliminating the iuach.
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Germany Laughs
at u. S. Plan to
Send 100000 Men

NEW YORK. May H. 81 Germany
laughs at ,lN idea OF the United States
sending 10000 troops to the front, ac-
cotding TO an American who has just
reached this country on board French
steamship The American also gave Il
as his opinion that this country does not
realize the task before !, in this war
and. cundcmning the method OF raiS-
ing an army hy drafts bi D0OOO men.
declared We should draf, 2,O00.OO0 men
a, once and send them to the trenche,
Germany" said the American, "ior
several years 10 come will be able tn
place In the field annually s00o0 fresh
men. She will laugh at Americas :
10000. as she will be fully abls 10 take
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kU6clzpz%1 i
Tomorrow's Euents

Mrs. Charles Hubycka, afternoon
bridge,
Mrs. j. u. Christensen, afternoon
bridge for Mrs H. Hoyt Elkins,
Mv and Mrs. Y. Morgan Watllngtou.
Informal dance for r. Morgan waiting
ton Jr.
Taentieth Century club. Mrs. J. VI.
Afford.
Arts and Craft. clrb. picnic at Belle
Isle.
Friday Bridge Luncheon club. Mrs.
Logan Bennett,
Friday Afternoon club, Mrs. A. J. Nc
Mahnn and Mrs. George Midsiey, In tho
home Of the former.
Kappa Alpha Theta siumpns. Mrs. l..
u, fsrnam and Mrs. u. T. Bynum at
the home Of Mrs. Farnam.
Philomathen. Mrs. Alden u. Nose.
Friday Luncheon club, Mrs. Harry
Gerson.
Eu Terpo Bridge club. Miss Jeriino
Dick,
La Viva Dancing club, DonpeIly Reid
hail.
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Lady David Beatty.
Lady David Beatty, wife Of Admiral
Beatty OF the British navy. was for
mcrIy Ethel Field Of Chicago She
has been taking an active part in Brit
l'h Red Cross work and is noted for
her great beauty.
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Oriental plain Oriental and Paisley Made
buttons, HIge pockets and belts At $]7S to
silk skirts and Of third floor
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fied the German, beyond the British
outpo,N and even into the chemical
works. themselves hut. like rubber
hall. the rebound was instantaneous. 50
swiftly the defenders struck After a
short and hard ish, the enemy wa,
thrown ont with heavy losses The
fighting continued abou, Bulleeoutt and
a German partial success recently won
there was wiped out In the mean.
time. the British strengthened their po.
si,ion, eastward toward Roeus and
drew mite closer to Lens.
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BY Aletha Barr Taft

81 RRS. p W COLLINS Of l4j5
MM| West Ihr,ysix,h street, had
NNJl as her luncheon guests today
for Mrs W. =. Skeen ot
Wichita Falls, Texas, who returns home
shortly after spending the winter with
her daughter, Mrs ! T. Au'bury and
Mr. AuSbury Of 1913 Yves, Eighteenth
street and Mrs John Skecn
y y q
The Daughters of the American Rev
olution benefit dance at Belle Isle this
evening the proceeds OF which arc for the
emergency fund for the Oklahoma unit, Is
the event Of great interest and a large
crowd is anticipated The tickets are
81 couple and every one is invited
who is interested in the iurtherancc Of
this cause Owing to a misapprehension
the dance was at one time announced
for Donnelly. Reid hall, but it will take
place in the new pavilion at Belle Isle
park this evening at 9o'clook.
y
The Junior Aid orEani2cd last week
under the instruction of Dr. Floyd J.
Bolend met Yesterday afternoon for its
first lesson a, the home OF Miss Ethclyn
Johnson. 4j9 We,, Fifteenth street The
class has decided to do intensive train
ing" and beginning tomorrow will NEE,
every day from 4 80 10 $50 o'clock for
two weeks at Mis-, lohuSon'S finishing
the course IN thi, time
& =
NJ. Ik,lt,t. I,.,,. - 1lDl w a
Eighteenth stree, entertained the Wed
nesday Luncheon club yesterday having
as her additional guests. Mrs William
Wayland, Mr., Bruce McClelland jr.
Mrs. Thomas Reinhar OF Naya'ota
Texas, and Miss Ruth S,cknev Mrs
Reinhart and Mrs Charles t. Connellec
made the high scores The club will
meet next week with Mrs M,lard "
Russell OF OF West Eighteenth street
who will entertain it at the Country
club.
Mrs Pierce and little son, John 4
Pierce II, leave SUNDAY for visit NJ
several weeks IN Honey Grove and Cor
pus Christi, Texas. g.
u n
The Twentieth Century club WhiCf
has closed It's regular club season. ha'
voted to continue It's meetings. as a wai
service unit devotng It's time 10 Scryic,
work A meeting will he held touor
row afternoon at the home OF Mrs NJ
Afford. 7D West Seventeenth street. Il
begin the work Of accumula,ng supplie'
and fitting out Red Cross boxes.
y
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry +. Waldron of l22I West Six
teenth street, who have made their hom,
in Oklahoma City Tor several years vii
regret 10 learn OF their decision 20 max,
Chicago their future home Mrs, VII
dron is at present visiting her padent
in Fort Madison, Iowa, and will go di
rent from there to Chicago.
y y
Mrs. Thomas T. Rcinhart and littl
daughter. Mary Harrell oi Navasota
Texas. who are visiting Mr.. and Mr.,
II. Franklin Gill oi 1922 West Thirty
first street, will 60 to ri Reno tomur
row to spend the day with Mrs, JOIN
DeLana.
Mrs. T. V. Morrison, lllJ West Nine
tecn,h street. leaves tomorrow for a
extended visit in Chicago.
sE
The Willard School Patrons club vii
met tomorrow afternoon at 10 O'Clock
A musical program will be given by III
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The Social Embroidery club gave a
,hea,ef party yesterday afternoon fol
lowed by afternoon tea Fourteen guests
were present The next meeting will he
announced.
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What girl or woman hasn't heard Of
lemon Juice 10 remove complexion
bleml,hes; to bleach the skin and to
bring out the roses, the freshness and
the hidden beauty But lemon juice
alone Is acid, therefore irritating, aud
should be mixed with orchard white
this way. Strain through a fine cloth
the Juice Of two fresh lemons ir,o a
bottle containing about three ounces
Of orchard white, then shake well and
you have a whole quarter pin, OF skin
and complexion lotion at abcu, the
cost one usually pays for a small jar
oi ordinary cold cream he sure "a
strain the lemon Juice SO no pulp gets
Into the bottle then this lotion will re.
main pure aud fresh for months When
applied daily 10 The face. neck, arm,
and hands il should help tn bleach
clear, smoother and beautiiy the skin
Any druRsis, will supply three ounces
of orchard white al very little cost ant
Me grocer has the lemons,-Ady.
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Belts at lc

A cleanup of belts that have
sold at 2Sc and more. Silks,
feathers and washable belts; also
a few vclvetS. At lc each FRI
day.
Sc For 25c Imitation Tortoise
Hairpins-Thoy arc set with imi-
tation rhinestones
$3.50 For $500 Hand Bags -
Black feathers and a few colored
feathers; seal and pin seals. Fit
ted with change purse and mir
ror. Lined with silk The very
newest bags at special prices.
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RYAN Head. Copper commi,,.,

WASHINGTON. MAY u. -pernatd
NJ Baruch. chairman uf the advisory
commission Of the Council OF National
Defense. has appointed John D. Ryan
Of New York, president Of the Ana
conda Copper company. as chairman OF
the subcommittee Of copper 10 serve with
the subcommittee on raw materials,
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Free Lunch Goes
as War Economy

MILWAUKEE. Wis. MAY E.-Th.
free lunch. a popular feature Of Mil!
waukee saloons since their establish.
meni. is doomed.
Jhe dssh mell 0i hi, iime hpnorsd
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$1.39 for $3.50 Electric Stoves

The "Redtop" Electric Toaster and Stove will cook any
thing within It's size capacity. Use 1t to boil to fry to grill
or TO toast Very specially priced.
$3.50 For $3.50 Electric Irons-Standard 6.lb irons
worth every cent OF $3.50 Your last chance to get these
irons at this low price o S2So.-(Basoment)
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Handkerchief, Ribbons, Etc.
All Reduced for Friday and Saturday

Mems Cambria Handkerchiefs-Pan initial; initials in
colorS whlte-6 for SOC
Womens Handkehiefs-O faxon, coored initials
hcmS--6 in box, soc.
Auto Hats-O plain color poplins also black and white
checks; coorS navy tan, green taupe at SOC each.
New shipment Harine veing-ColorS black white brown
taupe-2Sc yard
Fancy Ribbons inches wide floral designs plain aficta
and MORE, at lBc yard
35c Yard Fancy Stripes and Sports Designs Ribbons for
Colors navy aupe yellow, blue 81 inches
wide both in taeta and soft satin
New line Gtosgran in fancy Roman stripes Also
checks dots and plain ooors priced Se 2oc 2Sc 3Sc SOC
yard
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sie Sisnifaltet. elite Der
Giiisi.re.

Die .SdgIidR Runbidau', Berlin,
I9rsibt: Die Dor furaem CUR ausgdbe
eelungte Dienitnlterss2ifte Der Diff
ai.re Der t0nigiidb preubifaen Nrmss
unb bss 13. t5nisli4 tpiirtteufbergi.
i6en, @smeetorps 1917 beunIprn9t
eine beioibere gebeutung unb tpiro,
Sa felt Sem gsginn b,s Weittrieses
teine Rangs unb fsine 0isnftaltsrsIiiis
Ser armee mebr eribienenift III. bs'
fonbere g.udtung finben. Gum IS.
Male felt ibrenl gntftehen sridHenen,
giebf iie uns gum erfien Wul elm.
duf SrperldFieen Wotsrial beruknos
leberiidt ii5er bic Derdnberungen In
urierer @tmee trdbrub Der arie9ss
jdbte. ssat bic fplgenbe getraftina
III, nm Yeinen sr5Bersn SeObn4tungss
3eitrdum su gsptnuen, gum 9ersIsi9s
NIT ber fOebsn ausgesebenen BE 10.
Dienhdlfsrsiifte ssfrdbIt iuotben, bic
ben Stdnb BON 5. JlObtnib.r 1912
srtbalt. stuf biele WsHs tOunte bas
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Grtrnnfen
~ Der % 5afre aIie HapnOnS Cobb
I'M &Ieinen Wiiami GInk.

Srot Der SbatInfe, 6oB er Elm aus.
aejeidDneter Sdnpiiinner mar, III Der
90 Sabre aIte Rnbntono Goob, bon
Ro. lila Ct. @regorD Strabe, wit.
gSnrhs. am gtittof i'm GIeineii
WSami sS1ub ertriii,fen.
Tobo, Der gum griten Sbioer So
ipitalcorps geborte, bafte fi4 ain
!Qlittrp6 nit Glmer Wtirrrap, bon giO.
122s Glein gIace, ino Eap 9otteil.
bon DO. 1901 GeIeitiaI StrdBe, nod
einem Camp in Der gtdbe Der @eIeiie
Der &. q. irn6 g. gabn ON stfeireii
Dliami begeben iiilb bic iiingen Seiite
pergniisten lid, cine 9eitlans mit an.
gcIn BON llfer ais, bis Cobb iflieb.
lid In eiitem @ance nif ben Stub fiibr
,iito bort 5uerit aiiaeite itiio oafin IN
sen Club iprans nnb cine Strede melt
iortidiunnm.
% or EN- corjiieIider Sdtpintnier
mar, IieBen ieine annieraoen i'm ri.
BID eemdhreii, bis er ibnefi gnr 5ii
Idnge aiisblieb. Bei ben Gofforidun.
gcll puroe je6ph mir baS Ieere Boot
leinnben nnS Dcoo nniB bon ariin.
lien befnnen tporoen nho babei er.
ttln:fen ieih. Die aeid,e fonrtte foweit
nod nid)t 5eborgen iper0eii.
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9as Gaosiel oes &rieses.

Mit iebem Sass tritt beitdnbis rtsEr
oas Yerlaneen nu9 elmer tlaren gno
beitimmten Durteluns Der 3isIe hsts
Dor, bic mir nit benz geseniudrtisen
arieg eritreben. auf ben eri.eH Bid
t0nnte ss befremben, oab ipl9e Nus
tuHft Derldngt pirb, na9bem fsr
atts tbotfaalib fdpn feit 3tosi Wos
nuten geflibrt pirb, bds iit aber Isidt
senus gu ertldren. ea iest 9riinos ans
gefiibrt ipetoen, bic aHoers Iauten ais
Die, fpel9e bic unmstelbare 9eranIaIs
iung 3u oem &ritee seg.ben babsn.
Der sti1t9tIi6e Yprgdng III fplaertz
Der: Der Prdiibsnt bate Deutidlonb
in Aenntnib geisBt. Dab er ss ais Ell
nen SriegsfaQ betrnhteH fperoe, penn
es S4iffs, nidt bIDs anIsritdnif DE,
ipnbern ou9 jeber anbersn NatiOndlis
tGt obne 2tnruf uno Obns Sider'tsIs
lung Der Yafugisre uno Wanni ihaften
Deriente. Oeuti4lG1b beripra9, btIe
9Oridriffen gu befolg,n, dber unter
Der gebingung, bab Die Ser. Stacten
England stpineen, feine 8ersepoltis
gung Der neutnolen Ndtioner, bura
fpelde 0entIdlanS dusgebung.rt !pite,
einsuiteGen. 9u Der prdFbent biHs
nidt srfiifte, .rtlGrts
Deutihianb ii9 feinss gerfprehens
Iebig unb erltsb eins antiinbisuns.
bag es ieBt ieinsrfeits .inen gusbuns
gsrungstries segen gnsIanO ,r0ffnen
unb duf g.ipiFsn @ebieten oes Utseres
dae na6 einsm ggpiHen Datum ba.
fslbft betruffeun S4ifFs, glei6pi.l
psIter g1utionnlitdt, obne Beiteres
oerfenten tperne. Als 5ds aef6ab,
tiinbtete Der Btdfibent an, baB Elm
3risss5uitanb nit SeutI1lanb 6eifsbs,
mas Der Rpmgteb beitdtiste unb slei5.
5.itia bic CUR Jifbruns beg &rieges
fotbfpenbie.n WitteI gtfpdbtts. gnein
feftSert finb amtlidtrTeits grtldtnns
gen abgegeben porben, babinIouishb,
bab osr,&rieg niat Bios ssfiibrt .oirS.l
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ges Dldbtsu bxiratbtis fis ben bamals
18 Sabre sItsn Reab Dumoni bes
sipsi Sabrs tn ben WaHa@uietts aen'
iinsnialsn gebisnt bdttt. Dos uns
eleiAe paar lebte nur iurje 3eit sus
iaminen, uber glei1 naG Ieinsm lobe
rsidte iis ibrs geniions Appiitans
lion sin unb be5os $12 rionatli4 bis
81 ibrsm enbs.
Der lsbie iibtrlsbsnbe SoIbaf bss
Repoluiionsfritges mar Daniel D.
gdtmdn, Der rIt am 5. apriI 1889
i'm bob,H after bon 100 SobreH 6 DOS
naten unb 8 9assn hdrb. S.iHt
Wiitips Qantp Ssrena Bafman itart
sipsi Sabre ipdisr als dltsfte Wititpe,
bic bsi Der @sburt Der dmtrifanif9sr
Rspublit anipeieHb mar. Der !ssft
g.itran bes 3iDsiisn strisgss mii gag
Lamb in 1912 mar 5iram Gront, rei
fp,nige aase DOT isinsm los. Gtburis'
tdgs in 2lDa. I'm Staate Wem Yorir
iidrb. CT beSoe cine monatli4e Pen
fion Don $25 pon Ontsl Sam, cbei
neben6ei nod cine iclHe BON S75 mc'
naili6 BON Stadie Rem Yori. VI
Iou bis 5u itinsm gnbe fin Isbss S1bi
ieinss 9ebens sinsn 6eiraibsunt:la
erbdIten baben. Wian follte fuft al1u'
ben, bab Solboienluitipsn eiuis lsten,
bsmn nod b,uie itsben 12S Diiiir.n
bon Splbdten O,s stieges Don 1872
auf ben yeniionsIiitsn.
9ielsn 9dern ipirb es iuobI niht
beiannt Iein, bab aud oisIe shemalise
Rsbelsnioloaisn auf Der peniiOns.i'is
Sniel Sam's iisben. 9iels bapon
iuarsn 8elsrieurs, bic sur uniOnsar'
NEE iiberiiefen, unD anetre ipdrtn
ariessstianssnt, bic ji9 fir bic Union
aniperb,n Iisbm. Ius ben @eians.'
nsnlag.rn I'm Rorben tpureen rous
feds Regunsni.r anestpDrbtn. D:n
Rsssrn sebiibrt bic Gbre, bas srits
Rsgimsni ssbilbe! 81 bdben, oas IN
Ri9monb nat Der aapitu!iruns siu'
3cg, uno Elm ytt9ersyttgiH'tH pnn
i25. acknowledgement = mar sas
l.bte b.r 2lrme bes 9iirgrirIegss.
gs parbe erit am 20. 0e5.mbst 1857
aus osm 0isnits sntldHen.
Das 8. Relp 9antpibtre Reguntat
petlot bic sr5bie ansdhl bon Gffiats'
rem uab Wsahniaafieh i'm Gslbt =
295. Ddhh folsten oas 8. pennipl'
punia nit 282, bas 7. syiseontin (v;'
Istne griaabt) nit 2s1, bas 5. Dt'
6iaan mii 1853, bds 20. UlaHadlistts
mil 26O unb bas SO. Rem gori (Jr'
Idnber) nit 174 Waiin. Sus .parsn
ale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Yon bs:
aapdlleris bate bas erfie Tidine zen
sr6bi.n gerIuii nit 174 Uiann auf3u.
fpeiIen. Sm giirstriritee fielen 4.142
Sffi3ire unb 62,916 Wann auf Dem
sstibe Der ebrs; 1928 Sffbiere unb
40,789 Wann iiorbsn infolse Don
0unb,n unb 2,7S9 Offi5ars une
22l, 900 Waann srfasen 4ranibeiitn.
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gdtnatbeiter seindji.

gom gnnbesbepartement fiir eirbei.
ternngelegenbeiten sing eitern oeiH
yoihneiiter gIorc Die WsittheiIung 5ii,
oab in Cfinbpnla etipa 5000 NIB in
acnIas etin $1,000 arbeiter gum
5in6ringen ber ernte beiiotbist uer.
Sen. lie ssnrHier ipollen iusiBe Arbes'
.et bnbert, bic Der eneitid1en Sprdte
lnadtig frin tniiiien uno Der Snselrbn
idardnit cuiid,en 81 bis Sc.
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,criainai,ssOrrspOnbens ses sin soss6iait. :
Bafbinstpn. 3. g., aui 9ta'
berjaniiidunsstase 1917. = Seii BEN
Sdbrs 1866 bat bic gunb.sresierans
un.er ben pstidisbehsn Yeniicnssss
iessn bic taum bentbare Summs prn
bier unb elm bdIb giltOnsh Dollars
an bic 9eieronsn bet 'pDn ben gst,
Staatsu ssfiibrten arteee, bsren Niit'
ipsn, DaiIen iinb ahbertn BON tfnen
ubbdnaiaeh perionen in psniicnsn
ausssjabIi. Die sr1Bte Sumnie. bi'
je in einem Sabre aubge5dblt pnr5e,
iparen 172 WtIionsri I'm Sabre 1914
unb Isitbsm IN iie itttie stfaler DO
Der 3upa9s auf grtnD bes arisa.s
nit Gponisn gang unbtbsuteno ".
Die b5dJte ansabl BON psnFondtsfl
mar nit s99, ,446 i'm Jdbfe 1902 81
perSei9nen.
Die 8edmien bes peniionssB Bureaus
bee departments bes Jnnstn eriDars
Ten, bdb bet sseenndrtige atieg ei.
gln5dbl btt peniiDndre .ebenID f4aen
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tiOH Dirb iia mad Rublano beges
ben. um, Die ansetiinOist ptro, Dds
raifiI9e Bolt batiiber auf5utldren,
bab DeutIdIanb ohue dfIen Oruno.
aus blobsr Ruubiuat ii6er europa
b.rgefdIen fei unb Oemnu6 be gioahs
iueubigtsit O6tIiege, Ssuti4ldnb 5a
Derni6ten, I'm Der Delt Rubs al Der.
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benn 6us rufifhe Bolt BAT bic #.sc.
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1T. bdB ni4t bic Oeutf9en ben 9riss
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