davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-08
"Gdybym byf Papie1em."

Jan Styka, las s}awny artysta
malarz. opublikowaf pod powyz--
Sym tytufcm w "Paris Nice Lit
~terairc' artyku}, kt6ry &c wzgle-
du ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. jego stro
ne przytaczamy, opuszczajac
mniej intcresujacc jcgo ustepy.
Gdybym byf papiezem ~ pisze
Jan Styka - zwr6ciibym sic do
przyw0dc0w narod6w i rzek}bym:
Ivy coScic wszczeli te krwawc
~rzezie, kt6rc tylko m}odych poch}o
nelly zywotow, lyle matek, lyle
widow i sicrot pokry}y zaloba, cos
Gle szcrzac zniszczenic burzyli
dzicla calych pokolen, badzcic wy
kleci.
"SprawiedliwoSsc Boza, w wyro
kach swoich opatrznoSciowych,
%stracila juz mitre Romanowow, a
ia blagam nieba, by wkr6tce spa
dly korony H%absburg6w i Hohcn
z%ollcrnow, by wiki oddalonc 20
staly cd owczarni mojej.
W6wczas zfama}aby sic potega
mocarz6w Swiata, obali}y sic mill
taryzm nicludzki i w%ypad}yby Der
H. Z rak niegodnych.
"A potcm powicdzia}bym: Che
dzcic do mnic wszyscy, ktorzy
przecierpieliscie lyle.
"P6jdz do mnie> Belgio zniszczo
ma! TyS ~szlachetna ponios}a Ola
re W nicwinnoSci twoje.j, dajac
Swiadcctwo 0 wiclkicj duszy.
"Chodz do mnic Polsko - me-
rzcnnico! Rozdarla ma trey czeSci
znosi}aS od wieku przcszto najstru
s~zniejsze okruciehstwa i nigdy sic
ME zachwia}aS W wierze twojej:
Me moge niezr6wnancmu poswie-
ccniu twemu zaprzeczyc. Korona
cicrniowa zdjeta bedzic W koncu
T. zakrwawionego czoia twego ku
radoSci wszystkich scrc szlachct--
nych.
Chodz do mnie Alzacyo i Lota-
ryngio, wydarte &c szpon6w dra
piezncgo sepa, jake i wy Czesi,
coScie cd kilku wicklow tc same
znosili cicrpienia obcego jarzma.
"P6jdzcie do mnie narody roz-
leg}ej Rosyi, wyScie przetrzyma}y
najstraszniejsze przesladowania
pod dcspotycznymi radiant auto
krat6w. Oni czesto zaludniali ste
Ply sniezyste Syberyi najlepszymi
T. waszych syn6w.
'Chodzcie do mnie przer6zne
rzesze narodu niemieckiego. lyle
krwi przelaliscie, lyle zbrodni do
konali IA was przyw6dcy pruskie
go m~ilitaryzmu. Tembardziej po-
traficie teraz ocenic te wolnosc,
kt6ra oddychac beda wszystkie
vase prowincye zjednoczone,
ydzie tylko brzmi nova wasza.
koniec zaborom, koniec nienawi-
Sell
"P6jdz do mnie .nieszczesliwa
raso serbska, przez wieki znosilas
:jarzmo barbarzynskie Turk6w, a
"a dni naszych ka1da piedz twej
ziemi zaczerwieniona krwia two '
ich dzieci.
"A was Ormianie, jake mogli-
bysmy ME uwolnic cd tych rzezi
krwawych, kt6re So hanba ma
szych czas6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-08
KWESTYA ARMII POLSKIEJ
W R0SYI.

"Polonia' paryska zamicszcza
w sprawie polsldej silly zbrojnej.
Biuro, Prasowe PREY Polskim
Komitecic Narodowym og}asza:
~ najpewniejszego zrodfa do
wiadujcmy sic, ze glownodowo-
dzacy wydai DIN. IS I'm. rozkaz
ME ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS polskiej dy.
wizyi, a pc %staranncm oczyszcze-
niu jcj od szkodliwych elementow
PREY udzialc komisarza Perzyn.
skicgo, przeniesc ia bez inwenta,
RIA dywizyjnego ia front zachod-
nj. Tutaj dywizya bedzie zrcfor-
mowana, obejmujac caly inwcn--
tarz jedncj z dywizyi. tego frontu
i zachowu.jac NAIVE N-ej pol
skicj dywizyi strzelc6w, wejdzie
W sklad- N-go pelskiego korpusu,
obok innej polskiej dywizyi stree
leckiej, %twofzonej obecnic z dy-
wizyi rosyjskich, Razem z obec7
ma polska dywizya beda przerzu-
cone ma front zachodni polskie
rrywatnc instytucye sanitarne,
czo}owc oddzia}y opatrunkowe
polskiego Komitetu Pomocy SAM
tarnej i ruchomy oddzia} Zwiazku
Zicmcow.
"Wszyscy oficerowie i zo}nie-
RE, pragnacy pozostac W polskie:j
dywizyi, muSza zlozyc deklaracye
zatwierdzona przez Naczelny POI
ski Komitet WojskowN,"
Wiadomoit n%iniejsza kiadzie
kres wszelkim rozsiewanym ten
dencyjnie p}otkom o rzekomem
rozformowania pierwszcj dywizyi
polskiej.
Rozkaz do 1go Korpusu
Polsdego.
Polacy : zo}nierze!
Zbliza sic chwila urzeczywist--
nicnia naszych najgoretszych pra
gnien: Rewolucya rosyjska, zno-
szac tyranie caratu, wyzwoli}a ma
rod polski z niezas}uzonej ezekiel
nicwoli.
Jako jeden z g}6wnych celow,
o ktore toczy sic wciaz przedluza
jaca sic wojna, uznano odbudowa,
ME Polski j, jake pierwszy krok
ola osiagniecia tego, rozpoczeto
formowanie silnej, samodzielnej
jednostki bojowej polskiej.
Mech ia radosna chwila, ocze-
kiwana przez mas z upragnieniem
cd stu lat przesz}o, wyryje nieza-
tarty slad W naszych sercach!
Powo}ani VIOLA Opatrznosci do
rozpoczecia tw6rczej piracy odbu
dowy p~rzysz}ej wolnej Polski,
winnismy poswiecic Ojczyznie ma
szej wszystkie silly duchowe i fl
zyczne. Ma las spada obowiazek
zalozenia trwa}ych podwalin tego
dzie}a, gdyz cd powodzenia jego
zalezy GAIA %przyszlosc goraco u
m%i}owanej Ojczyzny.s
Przystepujac do tel odpowie-
dzialnej pracxsmakimy niezbicie
pamietac, re:
Najzawzietszym wrogiem pol
skiego naredu~i wosele>es3:S Shot,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-08

t.. cos sic zepsulo = EASILY ja-
kies zmiany - sztandary ME PREY
jechaly. Dowiedziafem sic juz INA
cznie pozniej, jak to wszystko sic
stale. Sztandary byly juz przy--
wiezione do stawki carskiej, a pc
s}ano pc eskorte, ably odniesc te
sztandary do Brygady Polskiej.
"Dygnitarz, kt6ry pc to jezdzi}
wraca po sztandary i zdziwiony
spostrzega, re sztandary milky,
vice pyta cara eco to znaczy?'
i a objasni}: "Przyjechaf Jen-
galyczew i przekonal mnie, re to
bedzie szkodliwe. vice pozwoliA-
lem mu zabrac sztandary."
"Formujc sic Dywizya Polska.
Nastaje rewolucya. a vice wszy-
scy maja wladze nasze wojskowe
%starania o to, by sztandary przez
carat nam zabrane W chwili ofia-
rowania, do rak naszych trafily.
Chcielismy zagrzac ducha zo}nier
skiego. SRozkaz wydania nam
sztandarow byl wyslany do Mosk
wy, eskorta honorowa pojechala
je przywiezc.
"W TEN zjawil sic pan Lednic-
XII.
"Przekonal Rad Rosyi rewolu
cyjnej, zc wydanie sztandarow
jest z]bytecznem H.. sztandary
wzieto pod zamki, a zo}nierz pol
ski powiedzia}: "Spo}eczenstwo
polskie cd mas sic obr6ci}o! spo-
lcczenstwo polskie mas ME una
je! Spo}eczenstwo polskic glosi,
lie ME many prawa dotykac sic
sztandarow p%olskich.' To jcdna z
katastrofy, kt6ra spotka
la. Dywizye Polska.
ia czasow caratu, gdym roz-
mawial z zandarmcm, Tub wyso-
kim dygnitarzem biurokracyi ro-
syjskiej, nieraz zwracano mi H.
wage: "Panie %poruczniku, zbyt
smia}o Pan m0wisz - mozesz sic
narazic."
ga czasow wolnosci by}em z
wizyta w skladzie delegacyi cd
Dywizyi Polskiej W palacu limo
wynn u.... pana Lednickicgo.
"M0wilem szczerzc i Smia}o -
mowi|em przeciez do Polaka. Mo
wifem. re Polak przcdewszyst--
klein o Polscc winicn mySlcc, lie
armia polska, jeSli ia sic stworzy,
mozc powstrzymac przyk}adem
swoim armie rosyjska cd dazen
IGo pokoju separatywnego.... tn
mi przerwano... Pan Lcdnicki
wstaf - oparl sic 0 biurko Pala-
Gu Zimowego i o%znajmil;' Zabra
niam Panu movie W ten sposo6b,
|ponicwaz jcstem urzednikiem 70
syjskim.' ".''. ...v' .-i- ".asa q
"Wyjecha}cm z Piotrogrodu:.
dis Dywizya sic rozpada ma wszy'
Stkic strony. Sa ludzie III nawet
Polacy, ktorzy DUO piracy temu
poSwiecili: jedni z przekonania,
drudzy 2 partyjnych: powod6w,
trzeci bezwicdnie - prowadzeni
przez ludzi, kt0rym ufali.'
Wedlug donicsien p6zniejszych
wicmy juz, lie Dywizya Polska,
ma szczescie, ME tylko sic ME roz-
pada, ale nawet sta'a sic jadrem
cztercch nowych dywizyi.
DO "Rus Slowa' telegrafuja d.
Sgo sierpnia Z Kwatery G}ownej:
"Wczoraj gen. Kornil6w PREY
jail d%owodzce wojsk polskich z
wyboru. %generala- porucznika Dow
Dor MuSnickiego, i toczy} z MIN
dluga rozmowe 0 tworzacych sic
nowych dywizyach polskich:
"M6wiac o dyscyplinie W pol
skiem wojsku, general Dowb6r--'
MuSnicki oswiadczy}, re wtedy tyl
ko moze gwarantowac zdolnosc
do boju nowych informacyi, jesli
w}adza dow6dzcy ME bedzie skre-
powana przez zadne organizacye.
Geuera} Dowb6r : Musnicki II
jest jednym z najswietniejszych
oficer6w armii rosyjskiej.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19
TAKE TWO EXTRA BUCKS
WHEN YOU GO TO LAKE.

The Reelfoot Lake anti-alien' >
fishing bill received the final
stamp of approval of the Ten
nessee Legislature. Hereafter #
Hickmanites desire to cast .
line in the lake, it viii be neces-
sary to first donate two siano-
Icons to the State 3 duly autho-
rized agent at Union City Tor 2
slip of paper which warrants and
conveys to you the right to an-
whether they are biting pr
not. Failure to comply with this
little ceremony viii cost you
from $25 to 500 if you re caught
In the act. Our friend p. T..
Ward says he has made applica-
ton for some kind of deputyship,
whereby he may issue the neces-
sary license at Walnut Log and
thus save the fisherman q trip
to the capitol Of Obion County.
Fishermen, who fish for profit,
will pay heavy sums for fishing
privileges, ranging from 81 to
81 600 per season. AS part OF
the Lake is In Fulton County,
Kentucky, we will still fish In
the troubled waters and make
faces at any warden who ap-
proaches the state line. In fact
we have some doubt about the
line, as it looks like Tennessee set
her fence away over on Us.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19

ing me, IL saI..n Dc A..
fort to see that you shall never
regret your action. If l shall NOS
be successful, l will continue 70
serve in the ranks and always
give my party and its nominees
the same faithful support that l
have rendered in the past.
Il am q temperance man M
belief and practice, and l th1nk
that the people Of Aentneky
should be given . vote ON tne
question Of amending the con-
stitution as to whether or not
intoxicating liquors shan be man
ufactured and sold in the STATE
f'I have in mind several meas
uues that l think should be put
into effect, but ! shall no.
weary you by detailing them .,
length in this announcement.
shau take pleasure in discnssana
those matterx later in person ane
ON the stump throughous IN
district. ;
81. respectfully ask your sup
port and assure you thas YOU
vote and influsnce viii be moe
grstefully apprssisted-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19

At later hour, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward departed for Fulton in an
auto, where they boarded q train
without making their destination
known. After a short wedding
trip, they will be at home at
Evanston, Hls., a suburb of Chi
cago.
The bride is ene of Hick-
mans most charming and popI-
Lar girls; refined, attractive and
possesses a large circle of friends.
She was formerly q teacher at
Hickman College, where she did
most excellent work, but later ac-
cepted similar position at
Louisville 1t was while in the
latter city she met Mr.. Ward, and
a romance of two and q half
years followed, with its happy
elimination Thursday evening.
She is a fine girl and a member
of one of the county, 8 most
prominent families. For some
years past the bride has made
he~ home with her brother-in-law,
w. S. Ellison.
Mr. Ward is city salesman for
a Chicago firm and a hustling,
prosperous young business man.
He is reported to be gentle
man Of the first water and
worthy of the lady whose hand
and neart he has won.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward were recip-
tents of many elegant presents.
The kindly wishes and con
gratulations Of their many friends
go with the couple in their new
home.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19

An inwnHfvs gsnins has pat
ented n slestzis umbnsaa- Il
= Nd IN ths Ordinary way po1
q tie nigh1 i dark = befsoo N
tha han6ls Of the umoreaa =
touohea and the way w1A !mze
distely b lighted with tiny inean'
dsnsenG lieh4A There aEe neno
q ths bnhE, at The top and = -
ondA
A young Texan who took Pss
IN &ho .aaan1G and enpense q
Why Rides Msndays eaz:'sd u
Amcrican dng u11aehed g -
ScvonsE. Il Wss The 3Ee TN
he skars and s1riPss had -
Gazried into batt2s n ~ v9n
vse. NE soldier - wos ne =
Duv. Thnxston q. HEieo - =
n : bie revival 9 tolsoa
davs Apsil =.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19

hue satin, and also carried a
4 Ifench boquet of Aaron Ward
DIES. Miss Ellison wore a crea-
fsh of green tulle over silver
g nth and carried Easter lilies.
a, ~ gentlemen were in conven
r Nal evening attire.
40 Immediately after the cere-
.er ny and congratulations, the
= dingf party and guests were
'i- lAted to the dining room, where
cn TN wedding cake was cut. Brick
es. c1ym, in keeping with the color
re lsehne, cake and mints were
le |seraed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19

S. M. Naifeh is putting In
steam heat and making other re-
pairs to his home and premises.
Mrs. Charlie Perry has return
ed from three weeks visit at
Armorel, Ark.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19

"A pretty Easter wedding took
nleca at the home of the brides
par,nta. Mr.. and ArA Perry De-
weess. a near Moscow, April d
when Min Dessis Deweos o
esme the wife Of Robert SsweAA
Wright
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19

There is some talk of w. 7.
Avery. of Clinton, entering the
race for Representative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-07
INDEPENDENT FINLAND
PROCLAIMED BY SENATE
Effort Will Be Made to Gain Inter
national Observation-Disclosures
Starvation Makes Step Necessary.

STOCKHOLM. December Accord
ing to information received here from
Haparanda, the Finnish senate has fol-
lowed the previous action of the land
tag in proclaiming Finland's complete
independence and that thereupon the
government issued a formal proclama-
ton setting forth the step taken by
the diet.
The dispatch also says Premier Swim
hufvud announced that an effort would
be.made to obtain international recog-
milton of the independence of Finland
He declared further that threatened
starvation made it urgently necessary
for Finland to enter into immediate re-
lations with foreign powers.
The Helsingfors newspaper Huvud-
stadsbladet reports that the bolsheviki
government has issued an order that no
freight cars. except military, shall be
permitted to pass Bielo-Ostrov station
ready held are cars carrying 500 tons
Of grain. Food conditions in Finland,
which are most serious, have become
much worse by the new order and by
the plundering by Russian soldiers and
Finnish hooligans of other trains load
ed with provisions. Forty tons of rice
from Sweden were confiscated by Rus
sian soldiers. The bolsheviki govern
ment promised Finland $4,000 tons of
grain monthly. In November and so
far in December only 700 tons have
been received, which is about three
days rations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-07
SIX DEFECTIVE MEN,
ONE WITH LEG GONE,
DRAFTED FOR ARMY

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CAMP MEADE. Nd. December
Medical examiners at Camp
Meade have found the following
among the Pennsylvania selective
service men sent to camp by the
local exemption boards OF that
state:
One man with a leg missing
below the knee.
Another was SO weak from
siege of severe illness that his
brother had to help him to camp.
A third prospective soldier was
declared by the examiners to be
dying from tuberculosis.
Then there were three men with
all the fingers of their left hands
missing and another was suf-
fering from a mental affection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-07
Dainty Pink Null
Undermuslins.

The coior-pink, Is considered
perfect for undergarments.
. The material-,null, is soft,
dainty and desirable.
Pink Null Gowns, low We, square
and round necks and short
sleeves, daintiiy finished with
hand stitchings and hemstitched,
Sl.00.
Envelope Chemises of pink
null. made camisole style and
trimmed with lace; regular cor
set cover top and plainly finished
with hemstitching and embroid-
cry. S1.oo.
Plain Pink Null Boomers,
hemstitched ruffles, soc.
Third floor. r street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-07
Interest in War Games.

The District soldiers of the machine
gun battalion were thrown into an
other war game yesterday afternoon
They were divided into two fighting
forces. the Whites and the Blues.
All the soldiers of the White army
wore their handkerchiefs tied around
their regulation hats. while the Blues
sported their ordinary blue hat cords.
The Whites started out from the com
pany barracks over course that led
into the woods. Then the army OF
Blues was started In pursuit to cap
ture the opposing force. BY clever
strategy the Whites slipped around the
flank of the Blues and made their way
to the barracks. which they captured
and held against the Blues until the
embryo engagement came to close.
Gee. this is fine sport. said one OF
the army of Whites. This practicaIiy
EXPRESSED the sentiment of all the sol
diers who took part in the engagement
They are deeply interested in the war
games and show unusual easerness to
do their level best during this form OF
practice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-07
Unnaturalized Men in Ranks.

There is much speculation among the
the unnaturalized AustrianS now in the
ranks in the event Of war declara-
ton against that country.
Although alien enemies are not sub
5ect to draft, no formal order has been
received to discharge such men. In
fact at the present time there are 4
number of Germans in training here.
These men are neither segregated nor
relieved of active duty. Similar meas
EreS will be taken with the Austrians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-07
REFERS OR MUFFLERs.

Typieally masculine, but many of
them entirely removed from the kinds
we are accustomed to seeing. Plain
colors, Persian patterns, two-toned
Accordion weaves; novel and exclu
sive coforings and the conventional
effects, SI.0O to SlS.ee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-07
JEWELRY AND BELTS.

Novelty jewelry suitable for the
most pronounced sport or to the con-
ventions of formal dress. Cuff Links,
SlIoo to $500; Dress Sets, $500 to
SIe.ee; Vest Chains, S1.0o to $500;
Sterling Silver Belt Buckles to be
engraved, $500 and $z.zS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-07
Gift Umbrellas
Provided at Most Attractive

E1Ce9s
Women's Umbrellas at $500
inch Black Union Silk Umbrel-
las, with six-inch selected wood
handles and white bakalite caps
and swedge, having silk cord and
leather wrist loop. A smart,
fashionable umbrella.
Mems Umbrellas at s3.50I28-inch
Black Union Silk Umbrellas with
selected wood silver-trimmed
handles. -
Suit Case Umbrellas at SS.0e-Men's
and Women's Suit Case Umbrei-
las Of black union silk, with wood
handles in various shapes, finely
silver trimmed.
Children's Umbrellas at $1.75-Black
Union Silk with assorted wood,
stag horn and animal heads trim
med handles.
Main door. street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-07
VELO KING AUTOMO.
BILES. sc. On.

As illustrated. A strong, dur
able, good looking automobile
for the smaller boys. Made of
sheet steel with wired edges,
enameled in artistic colors; easy
running; rubber tired wheels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-07
CHEMCRAFT

Experiment in chemicals-and
repeat the experiments many
times with the quantities Of chem
icals supplied with each set of
Chemcraft. Test adulterants in
foods, manufacture inks, make
FIRE and fire ink, manufacture col
ored fires, test water and deter
mine whether or not it is pure;
make soap, prepare dyes-and do
many other things. The dem
onstrator will do them for you
and your boy may do the same.
Safe and harmless-no danger
Gus poisons. no explosives.
$l.25, $3.50 and $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-07
SWEATERS-LICHT AND
WARM.

At one time the mention of Sweater
brought to mind a heavy, cumber-
some, unredned garment. Not SO
now Note especially the contrary in
the lightweight Brushed Wool in
soft heather shades, $3.50 to $lez5.
Heavy Wool Sweaters with shawl
collar, $3.50; We neck, SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-07
FOUR.IN-HAND TIES.

A man may receive these by the
dozen and still want more, SO they
are always proper as gifts. Our prices
are sc, sec, CSC to $50 in silks. New
Knitted Scarfs that are gems of dis
tizction-so1id colors, two-toned,
stripes of brilliancy, $1.50 to $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-07
Candy for Soldiers.

A special assortment Of
Choice Hard Candies, packed
in metal box for mailing. .3Sc
This Candy has been packed
especially for Woodward &
Lothrop and is in very choice
fruit, nut and other flavors
and variety of shapes and
colors; tin box with oil paper
lining. keeping the contents
fresh. 35c for the box.
Send a box to some soldier
or sailor.
Fourth noor, center.
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Barracks to Be Decorated.

Every barracks in the cantonment
will be decorated with Christmas trees
and greens for the occasion. II is ex-
pected that thousands of the soldiers
will be rewarded with passes to visit
their folks.
More than 5000 selected men are
still required to bring the cantonment
garrison up to full strength. Just
when these men will arrive is not
known. for 1t Is understood that Pro-
yost Marshal General Crowder has in
structed the local boards not TO send
additional men here until further
orders.
Meanwhile continual drafts are being
made by the War Department. trans
ferring men to other branches of the
services. and ordering them to report
TO camps or environments in various
parts of the country. thus gradually
reducing the strength Of the National
Army organiZatinn at Camn Meade
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LEARN TYPEWRiTING

It is easy for the children to
Typewrite-real letters or anything
they may care to. on the Simplex
Typewriter.
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$500 Each.

Wood Bildo-A Construction
Toy.
You can make many interesting
things with Wood Bildo; an ex-
hibit Of some of them here-and
how to make them.
Soc, $1.O0 and $500 Each.
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the Demonstrators You About These Wonderful Toy
MISS TILLY TINKER

A gayly decorated acrobatic toy
from the Toy Tinkers-see all the
stunts she does and never falls.
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BOYs-BE ENGINEERS

The Meccano Outfits teach you
how. Build perfect models Of
bridges, towers, field guns, sky
scrapers, electric locomotives-a
thousand different things-as per-
feet as the originals. Meceano Out
fits in II different models.
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officers who have not come up to Army
standards. The men found unfit by the
board will be dropped from the service.
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A sensible gift to make is good
notwithstanding so with
linen ones at this time. Linen Hand
kerchiefs. plain, novelty and initiated,
18c to SEQ.
Silk Handkerchief, soc to $z.ss.
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SANTACLAUS PLANS
| VISIT TO D. c. BOYS.
Camp Meade Censor With
holds DetaiIs-Status of
Aliens in Ranks Discussed.

CAMP MEADE. Md. December l.
Our old friend Santa Claus will not
forget the District soldiers at the can
Torment. according to advices received
here. He has mustered into his service
the Y. NJ. C. A.. the knights of Column
bus and other helpful organizations.
and the stage is being set for big
time during the Yuletide.
Presents of varied character are
promised to the soldiers of the District
Machine Gun Battalion, but the censor
says that it would not be proper to
give out the details and thus destroy
the pleasure to be derived from the
surprise.
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All the Bugs Play Games,

As you will learn by the new
Bugville Game-hve bug games in
one.
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Animal Kut Ups

Make komikal Nominations
and birds, both real and imaginary
assembled and taken
apart; very amusing.
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81 to so.

Now Little Girls Can Cook on
Their Own Stoves.
Real electric stoves that bake,
boil, broil, fry-without danger;
the finest miniature stoves you
ever saw.
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Electrical Ensineering-Boys!
It's Great.
The most wonderful and most
fascinating electrical toys boys
have ever had-and who knows
but what some boy may through
this be another Franklin, Morse
or Edison. These Electrical Sets
teach, demonstrate and apply the
secrets and principles of cleo
tricity.
81, $3.50, SIS and $40 Each.