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EXTRACT0S De AGUNAS COMPOSICIONES
Box 1000 Z. Philadelphia. Pc.

C. : - .o7-oa pare CT :. :oa:urso De d. rszcrcs forqus las PashTas
y los L2yoccrifes al D. Richards s. -o1Sumc= taGO.
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para %c"u-' pUDHa 4 Kgu&iCyEZ. Sscrr4-io &c il Commission &c In
~.stJ Territorial! - Ia-ry CRANE. ENanzas, Cuba.
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L u@ as .41-~"3cacs L! cs6nago."
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,Eienc DC Ia q. pag.l
entimiento y esta seguridad?
COMO FSTABA Ell CADAEER.

y . sonora testigo, dijo que el
: cucrpo de n doctora estaba
- tendido en- n cana. cubierto
con las ropas. con los brazos bajo
de elias = 6, rostro descubierto.
Preguntada De 81 le faltaban algu-
nos dientes. segIn Sc dijo en- IN prin-
cipio. dijo que pudiera ser, pero que
Ia doctora usaba dentadura postiza en-
Ia mandibuia superior. pues que ella
algunas vcces Ia habia visto sin ellos.
10 que deshace l. Suposicion de que
hubjrra podido perder dos o tres diem
- Tn una terrible !ucha.
Fl tesri"o Sr. Henry Eitenber", cue
viye en- b. Barrel Place, vecino tam
n.~n de rs SritaS. Herdman. declare
cue Il hubia enrontraGo FL cadaver.
cuanto uor IN mariana entc@ q "a al
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cuarlo ella 10 habia dicho. muriG. V
muri6 envenenada, segun ha hecho
saber el dictamen del quimico.
;Ou& mano lie do ell veneno? Fue
la suya propia? Fue Ia de n de esos
enemigos misterfosos de que elias
hablan?
La labor judicial que avanza va
por scnda mas o menos segura, 10 di-
RI en- breve.
En- tanto, las senoras hermanas
de Ia infortunada doctora, Sc encuen
tran en- observation ante un compe-
tente facultativo.
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Esta probable que ron ell
Compuesto Mitchell

no hay para que temer mas q los
dolores de la m%aternidad. FL hace
desaparccer los achaques del emba-
razo, suprimc los dolores del alum
bramiento, procura un rapido resta-
blecimiento, ~ejercita acci6n sobre
los pechos y ~glandulas s%ecretorias
de Ia leche dando lugar a que Ia ma
Dire pueda alimentar al recien naci-
do, V aIivia a las nEujeres nerviosas,
debiles o que sufren de periodos
irregulares 0 dolorosos. No contie-
ne ninguna sustancia nociva n Ia
madre o criatura pr6xima a nacer,
Y no necesita dieta.
OFERTA ESPECIAL
Solamente por un corto perio-
do de tempo, al recibo de S1.00 orc
Americana, lie enviaremos a I'd. por
correo certificate, franco de porte,
una GAIA de COMPUESTO NIT
CFELLA, 0 seis cajas por $500 y
un ejemplar del libro del DR.. ]. II.
Dye que dice: "Como llegar a ser
madre." Escriba HOY MISMO a:
DR.. ]. H. Dye Medical Institute,
327 Lincoln Bldg, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Escriba v. hoy pidiendo nuestro Valioso
Ebro Gratis con SO pasinas dhado cuepta en-
language llano y viEoroso como Sc c~ontraen
las Enfcrmeda dss Venercas y Genito-Urin-
arias. cuales son sus s:ntomas j de uue ma
ncra estln siendo trntHdas con TODD exito por
U~oSo:ros. 81 Sc haila cansado y desnlentado
de ser enganado. 81 quiere v. restarrarsc al
vi:or complete del hombre. 81 quiere v. gozar
dc la villa haSta ell mayor grado. este Libro
Gratis para Los Honbres tai vez no tendra
nrecio para v. Este libro instruye. dirige y
Ia consoles sinccros y oportunos. Esta Vail
osa Cria para Ia Salud es IN compendio y
lueut- de c~orocinientos que puede signifcar
irar.i V. s.: complete rcStauracion a Ia Salud,
Fuerza y V;Eor Masculine. ST quiere v. ser
un Hombrc fuerte y robusto, IN hombre cntre
los J.nas hombres. un hombre que recioe Ell
rcspeto dc los demas y el amor de las snu-
.eres. tebe ". mnndar por este InteresMtse .
Instructive Libro Medico.
Recuerte V. que 10 envismos enteraniento
gratis. en- una eubierts seneilla y con el 9orts
psgado. Dirijase q
DR.. J. RUSSELL PRICE CO..
sD. S0s.-s S. Clinton ST., Chicago, iii.
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lIN4SllANbs 'FH
Med!co de almas tambien, q cUrar
aquellas pobres almaS enfermas ue
terror, aque,las pobres vidas encerra-
das en- E, circulo negro de n ira
gcd.a esquiliana, en- al q Ia fatal'dad
moviera I 81 antojo 4 todOs u per-
scnajes.
! ante Ia justicia. el reverento
ninistro diio. cuando lc preguntnron
cu;il era. 4 su parecer. Ia condicIGn
meata! de las hermanas Heriman, 4
las cua,es visit0 Embellishments de5'
2ucs de su .legada.
-3Iuy anornial, muy anormal, en-
clamo triste pero hondamente con-
vencido. Ne dan Ia impression d" en-
contrarse baio 81 podcr de una alucl'
naci6n o de upa Illusion de a.gina
clase.
:uuG advirti6sen elias. en- sus SEM
bIantes, en- suss pa.abras, en- Ia eX-
,eriorizaci6n dessu dolor por Ia nue.
Re de su hermana. por e. tenor de 81
pronto desaparec!miento?
Solo q 10 sabe; clio fuG que 81 Sc
do cuenta de como Ia labor de n
pa del terror, Ia prcsencIa De a
muerte con las manos tendidas hac!a
elias, habia llegado 4 conturbar hon
damentc aquellos espiritus.
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ycoba, tendido en- los pies de Ia cana,
! Ia cabeza caida Y colgante ei cabello.
con signos en- Ell rostro de gran deses-
peraci6n.
Tambien advirti6, segun su dicho,
| dos pequenaS marchas rojas Z los dos
lados del cuello.
LIE HABLABAN DE SIS TEMORES.
Y a declaration de este testigo,
es por demas in~teresante.
Ed Ya, lie habian hablado, Ell su
perenne dissection y en- su afan de eX-
ter~iorizarla. de sus temores de MORN
4 manos de misteciosos Y multiplcs
cnemigos. que para elias, aparecian
IN todas parties Y las acechaban sin
cesar.
En- cierta OCCASION, Mrs. Allen fut
4 SUI casa 4 pedirle IN POGO de aqua,
pues Que Ia suya, estaba envenenada,
segtn ella decia.
Fl senior Riestenberg accedi6 4 dar-
sela al punto. pero no sin hacerle Yer
que aque.lo no podia ser ciertO, por
cuanto q que 81 aqua de su asa prove
mia de Ia misma fuertc que e. aqua
de IA de las Sritas. Herdman, Y no
estaba, nj con mucho, envenenada,
pues que ellos Ia tomaban V Ia Sc
guirian tomando, sin tenor alguno.
Ia Sra. Allen insisti6 en- llevar el
agua. Y en- otra OCCASION Miss Alice
fu4 4 hacerle la misma so.icitud. ale
eando l.. miSma raz6n de que el aqua
estaba envenen&da. cosa impossible
como saita q Ia vista.
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RECORTE.
81

Isted Y yuxrde ests direction, para que se
q InIrsire 6 sus amigos que sufren da
alius. mezquinos. Zizotes y granos de II
,iel. con 25c. en- ilmbres pcstales que NE
emilia, lie mando u vuelts dc correo, iran
" .e turte, una Cajit3 de 0omads Gonza-
rG Is meIor del munto para estas en-
'eririades. peyuelv0 Ell dinero q Ia psr-
qua cue se cure Y no sane.
ESpIRIDiON GONZALEZ
, %. HoI SAT. LAREDO. IEAA!.
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DONDE ESTA Ell CRIMINAL?

Eysea es Ia pregunta que con Ia
Il justicia, hacense todos los
- que Sc han enterado de este
extrano suceso tan lleno de miste-
como pocos registrara IA cr6ri-
c. judicial de San Antonio.
La Sra. Sarah, cuando ella 10 creia,
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Ell TESTAMENTO
y 4 Ultima prueba de que Ia
Sra. Doctora Sarah Herdman.

sra. DOClOid St4d va
~ estaba cast segura de que de-
biz De morir cuando murl6, eS @! t"s-
tamea;o dc que hemos hablado. Y
Que aye tuvimos en- nuestras names.
Esti cscrit9 de puno Y letra he a
Sra. Sa"ah. en- tres hojas de cueata5
dc su consultorio. por el reverse.
La letra ac.sa una mano temblo-
rosa.
Hay ocasioncS en- que cast no PUG
de cntendcrse claramcnte, N much&s
l;ncas, una SOFA palabra.
Las d.spos:c:oneS testamenta"!as
son p0cas y brevcs.
Hacea enumeration de sus prcp'a-
dsdes en- San Antonio: dos Totes en-
Har.andale. un tote en- los Angeles
Heights, otros en- San Fernando, Il
casa. etc, ETC.. TODD minuciosamcnte
detallado, con expression de ub!ca-
ci0n, numeros Y demas, como 81 cs-
tuviera e~scrito con toda serenidad.
.Pide a la Sra. Allen, a Ia que nom
bran su heredera universal, que en-
tregue 500 pesos i Francis 3. Hers,
en- PENNSYLVANIA, Y que compre un no
numento de marmol de Glen pesos,
para IA tumba de sus padres.
FL mismo dia catorce llamaron a
los testigos. dos honorableS vecInos,
los esposos Riestenberg, que firing
ron el documento.
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Guerra ser soldado, porquc era muy
gordito

-Quiero ser soldado!.-dijo con
extraordinaria firmeza 81 cniquillo-
va estoy harto &c que en- el co,egio
me hagan burla mis- companeros por-
que SOY gordito". Yo quiero servir
al ejarcito, para matar aiemanes.
Y seguia el nino, precipitademen-
tc. como ell ~personaje aquel del viejo
sainete: "Yo quiero ser soldado.
Los vecinos, en- muy buenos termi-
nos. le hicieron yer que Ia cosa era
IN tanto dificil. porque Ell cjtrcito
americana Sc componia de hombres,
V cue q todavia no llegaba 4 a ma
vcr edad: lc manifestation que mas
it'll era 4 su madre Y mayor bene-
ficio podia proporcionarle a ella que
4 Ia patria; lie suplicaron que desis-
tiera de sus belicos prop6sitos; le
a~consejaron paternalmente. Y ell nino,
conmovido Y l~loroso, decide regresar
a SUI hogan. tarareando Ia du'ce melo-
dia aQuella de Home sweet home"
Il a los v~ecinos arranc0 suspiros
desgarradores.
La abatida madre acogio a su hijo
V lie colm6 de besos. conviniendose en-
ire cllos dos un divide de mutuas fall
tas para Ia tranquilidad y buena ar
monia que debe haDer en- los centres
dc familia.
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D%ccEnaci0n
Premature

Pcrdidn de Vigor y Vitalidad. AgotAmicnts
Nervioso. Excesos. Neurssthcnis. Stills. Con-
orrea, Cots N;litar y todas las Intermediates
Vcncrca y Cenito-Urinarias las estamos ira
tGndo con gran txito privadamente y con muy
POGO costo. Tambien tratamos los males del
Estomazo, del Higado. In Vcjiga y los Rinonss.
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1E COMO JACKSON Sc HTZO SOL
Nirne de In ia. pag.l

hubiera dicho de e. que fuera capaz
de una locura. Era reverencioso, era
d~ecente, Y todos los dias,-me acuer-
do muy bien,-al entrar a Ia tienda,
Sc quitaba Ia gorrita que lleVaba en-
q cabeza, Y me saludaba con carl
5osa cortesia: Good morning, Mr..
Peter" Y en- seguida a%gregaba:
AS usual" Y va saba yo: leche Y
pan para Ia casa
ST, senor,-respondi6 Ia madre,-
csc era mi hijo: pero mi hijo ne ha
~abandonado. Mire listed. aver lie re-
prcndi porque, al llegar del colegio
traia un humor endiantrado V lie
amenace cen mandarlc de soldado, 81
persistia en- su idea de hacerme pc
sada Ia vida con sus malos procede-
res. FL ne contest0 entonces que en-
81 colegio lie ensenaban a amar a su
bandera, V que era partidario de Mr..
Wilson, V que odiaba a los alemanes,
V que, antes de que yo 10 consignara
servicio, 81 sc preSentaria volun-
tariamcnte q pedir un arma para de-
fender 4 su patria en- momentos de
peligro.
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Y lien pudiera suceder .....

Y bien pudiera suceder,-agrego.-
que mi hijo, hubiera resuelto alistar-
Sc en- el eiercitc. sin mi consentimien-
TO. causando sin darse cuenta mi an
gustia Y mi desesperaci6n.
Ya en- possession de eStos datos I'M
pcrtantes los ~vccinos sc a~presuraron
a hacer las primeras investigaciones
sobre 81 paradero del nino, las cua-
'es. COMO Sc vera mas adelante, die
ron un resultado Immediate Y favora-
BILE.
Las personas aquellas Sc pusieron
en- busca del extraviado. por los cam
pos del Army Post. y bien pronto pu-
dieron dar con e a inmediaciones de
aouellos cuarteles miltares. FL nino es-
taba vestiGo ccd una blusa blanca "a
patos negros Y con una cachucha girls,
echada hacia atras- que e daba un
aspecto pintoresco Y gracioso. Guam
do lie echaron ell guante, Sc ]encontra-
ba sencado en- I'm horde del hip6dro-
mo, recargando su cabecita en-
u brazos, acodados sobre las rodi-
las.
No protest0 nj dijo n palabra en-
orcsencia de aquellas personas. slao
hasta que Gstas lie interrogation sobre
el motive de su estancia en- esos
aDartados lugares.
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Ell DOCTOR AMUNSON

el doctor acudi0 al llamato,
acudi6 : la necesidad que lie
~ reclamaba Imperiosamen!e.
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ALGUIEN Nos QUIERE MATAR
ESTA NOCHE.......

~ gro 10 mas i~ntereSante en este
declaration. es 10 siguientc:
L. nochc del srceso. cstaba
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-21
Cough of American Soldier
Saues Germans From Ambuscade

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, Nov. 21-(By The Associ-
ated Press Only the fact that the
Germans failed to venture into no
mans land on recent night saved
them from an American surprise. One
hundred and sixty men of the first
battalions to enter the trenches for a
week were given special training and,
after being transported to the front,
crawled across no-man's land and took
positions in front of and in the Ger
man wire entanglements at a point
where it had been discovered the en-
en5y came out every night
Each man had been trained in a
special task and the entire unit had
rehearsed the part it intended to play
under conditions similar to that in
front of the German lines. The
americans reached the position soon
after dark and remained in waiting
ail night, but not one German appear
Cd either there or as far as is kncWn,
1T any place in no-man's land.
The plan was. to allow several
re1ups of ten to fifteen Germans to
emerge and meet at a rendezvous.
Then the Americans would fall upon
he enemy and repay them fully flor
recent trench raids.
a cold which soldier caught Yin
the trenches brought him a wound in
the hand and gave warning to a Ger
man patrol of an anbuseade on an
ether night. An American patrol had
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-21
.SPANCLER WILL
BECOME FLYER

e. o. Spangler, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. F. Spangler. and manager OF the
Central Auto company, will leave Rich
mond Thursday for Illinois and will
report at Illinois University, Cham
paign, Saturday, to the aviation Sec
ton of the signal corps (Flying
status) in which he enlisted some time
ago.
announcement was made Wednes-
day that he had turned over the man
agement of the Central Auto company
to Otis Bowers, Familiarity known to
the patrons as dale" He will con-
duct the business on the same lines
as conducted here before by Mr..
Spangler All patrons are assured
that the same good service will be
given.
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press. "She is fighting the Germany
of Kaiser Wilhelm for exactly the
same reason that she fought the Eng
land of Lord North. Her individual
and national freedom is at stake"
The Daily News, on the other hand,
dwells on the advent of the United
States as "bulwark of confidence
for the allies, and says it has changed
the character Of the war and placed
the issue beyond doubt. Following
out this view it says that eff in the
closing phases Of the war she is the
commanding figure. we shall have no
envy and no regrets" and contends
that this is so chiefly because Ameri-.
cas- entry is a spiritual fact looking
to the eventual establishment of
new sort of peace-a peace founded
upon the commonwealth of the world. I"
Hope is expressed that Americans
will not become sentimental or allow
themselves to be influenced by hu
manitarian considerations in wages
war as war is most cruel when most
prolonged and the only policy is that
of firmness. Hitherto on our side
there has been too much parrying and
too little striking"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-21
AngIo-American Farley Held in
Building Where Break With the
Thirteen Colonies Was Forced

LONDON, Nov. 21.-The Anglo
American war conferences yesterday
in Downing street is featured by the
morning newspapers and is comment
ed upon as an event of the highest
Importance. Much is said of the pic
turesque historical side of the meet
ing which occurred in the same room
where the errors were made that
drove the American colonies to sepa-
rate from the motherland, but the
practical aspects are given equal en-
phasis.
While Premier Lloyd-George's state
ment on the needs of the allies. re-
ceive attention, the point ALSO is made
that it is necessary for the allies to
remember that the United States is
not in the war solely or mainly for
their benefit. Thus, the Post says:
Americans know as well as we that
they are in the war to protect them
selves from danger which seriously
menaced them. They are business
men over here strictly on business"
Fighting For Self.
THE United States did not Join
the belligerents to save France or help
Great Britain" says the Daily Elk
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-21
GUARDS MAY SOON
Be IN SERVICE

Fifty-one members of the Richmond
company of Home guards, known as
the Business Mems unit, at meeting
in the Commercial club rooms Tuesday
night, signified their willingness to be
mustered into the state militia. 1t IS
believed that the company will be mus
tered into battalion being organized
III the state separate from the one
regiment, of which the Cambridge City
company is mustered into.
1t is necessary however that there
be sixty men in the company before
it can be mustered into service. The
company will be brought up to fell
strength in several days according to
Captain Malsby.
Frank Benn, who organized the COM
Yany. was in indianapolis Wednesday
eonferring with state officials relative
10 the action taken at the meeting here
Tuesday night.
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Red Cross Notes

The Red Cross rooms are open each
evening. Tuesday evening many of
the women worked until 10 o'clock
Mrs. Rudolph G.. Leeds and Miss
Ann Nicholson, assistant supervisors
in surgical dressings. wen. to Center
vile Tuesday and gave instructions.
Miss Anna Tough has returned from
Cleveland, where she took special In
structions in the work.
Mrs. Olive Allison will go to Bethel
Thursday to give instructions in sur
gical dressings.
The following persons have formed
class In surgical dressings: Mrs.
Linus Meredith, Mrs. Clarence Finney
Mrs. Hirschberg. Mrs. c. E. Duffin
Miss Eleanor Clifford, Mrs. Harry
Thompson, Mrs. Glen Whitsell, Mrs
| Harvey Wilson, Mrs. Eva Shreeves
and Mrs. c. E. Thomson.
The women Of Reid Memorial
/ church made surgical dressings Wed
nesday afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-21
ORGANIZATION OF STATE
MILITIA RELIEVES REGULARS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 21-Army de-
partmentaI commanders have been re-
lieyed of the duty of assigning troops
to guard industries and railroads as
the first step in the war department
general plan for cooperating with the
state in a system of internal control
during the war that will not drain the
fighting forces,
Hereafter all requests for guards
either from state authorities or from
manufactors must be made to the adj
iutant generals office for reference to
he militia bureau.
Soldier now doing policemen and
Watchmen work will be relieved and to
supplement men for such duty furnish
ed by the state, the department is pre-
Earring special force of federal police,
semi-military in character.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-21
FaNacy of German
Arguments is Shown
Says Berlin Paper

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 21.-Theodore
Wolff, in the Berliner Tageblatt, con-
cludes a long article on Frances re-
lance on America by saying:
'Inasmuch as France probably will
be unable to tap fresh resources,
Clemenceau too must pin his faith on
Americas aid If hope on America
did not exist then not only would there
have been long since outbreaks of NOR
al crisis in all the entente countries,
but an unmistakeable readiness in the
direction of peace would prevail
at is now shown how erroneous
were the German arguments that
Americas entry into the war was i'm
material and would not prolong the
war; t'.-'
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arranged an ambuscade near she'll
ruined farm house in No-Man's land.
Several Of the Americans had colds
and coughs but managed to control
them. Finally, when the shadowy
forms of an enemy patrol were seen
approaching, one of the Americans
coughed. The enemy patrol promptly
disappeared toward lis own lines from
which there soon afterward came a
hail of machine gun bullets, one hit
ting the man who had coughed.
Two staff officers recently had a
narrow escape while walking along
road in the rear of the lines. They
heard the whizZ of an enemy shell
and jumped, thinking it was close by,
when the projectile came down in the
center of the road on either side of
which they were walking.
The first American regimental col
ors to be carried on the battle front
in France have been returned to regi-
mental headquarters. Written on it, in
ink over the signature of the French
commander is a certification that this
was the first flag to reach the front
lines The flag did not fly at the
front as no flags are exhibited there.
1t actually was carried, however, to
a dugout in the rear of the second
line, remaining there several days.
CONGRESSMAN KILLS SELF
NEW YORK, Nov 21.-George P.
Lawrence, So years old, former con-
gresham from Massachusetts, whose
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FINED S25 ON
ASSAULT CHARGE

Noah Street, residing in the north
end of the city was fined $25 and costs
in police court Wednesday morning on
a charge Of assault and battery on
Mrs James Porter
Streets horse, while at large, enter
ed the lawn of the Porter home and
Mrs. Porter had the animal placed in
a barn. This, It is alleged, enraged
Street and when he called at the Por-
ter home he struck Mrs. Porter, it was
charged.
Street denied striking Mrs. Porter.
He said he threw her down and sat
upon her until another person remoy-
ed the horse from the barn. The as
sault occurred November A. Street
was arrested in Greensboro, Tuesday
night.
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home Adams,
the
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Miss Jessie L. Simpson, formerly
clerk to the senate committee on
foreign relations, Of which Senator
Stone is chairman, has given up a
handsome salary and a distinction no
other woman has ever enjoyed in
order to serve in France She has
been given a place in the auditing
office of the American expeditionary
force. She is the only woman ever
accorded the privilege of going on
the senate floor when that body was
in session, this privilege being part
Of her job.
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