davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18

amnoi, Weatti llitto. gtifolai Yecf,
sSsobn Slunnter ia Bibtur Moiito.
IS
Hpbdfouluopettaiifii tpalittiin leu.
raaapat: 9lSoIpb @into, Senrp Com.
pela, Silnla Beef. Ssacob $eino, (riro.
renpD, pastorsfa 6. Bilen, ellen
Seino, @ibtor Motiio, gnoef Sonea-
men, @miI 2rnoi ia Sobn giiuIo.
9S
&ellonioittaiifii ipalittiin: SSobn
Birtilo ia Sacob Seino (nuor)
2oIebbin fer6diifii spaIittiin: Nic.
barb YitrtiIo ia 2aitri GeIt :,
lis ~
llrfitrifii palittiin Oscar 2nnoi ia
, pI1tettiin ettG ter1t6Gn tofii folebti&
tpio6esia iirfirriIle.
1873
2anlaiifii aipittamaan urfuria mo-
Iittiin: SSacob s. 2unbi, Soccb Sci.
no Qpanbernp.), Ginar Beef, @mH
2unbi ia MooIpb @into.
13 g
&irfon paItpeliioifIi tpalittiin So
cob Seino (nuor.) ia 2aiiri Self.
t4S
| Seurofriltomtme firieetitpaibtaiaffj
gluttaia-Ieb6eIIe tpaIittiitt Bibtoe
Meoilio. giittaion toimititfieen NOD
ben tiiltiim fiiben b,omioom etd E
on iosfus bplidnnpt tadItd I6betetpt
firioitiiflet, iitlfaiierrntta niitd.
Sastd Iaufiti tofous pubefiirmiien-
ia ia toitpoi Miittnian tointititfieIio
Ieb6en paIstoio paipaasti fdpteft6-
tudfii iiIIoinfin Jos firioitas olififin
toimitista ia firtfoflinnan iobtofir,-
nan tointirtaa oriposteIetpaa Iaotsa.
TdntG oifeis ieitrafunnan nrieIestx
tiIiii ola iotaiieIlo SirHofsrntaom
! fiurlitpoIId idieneIG.')
tDs
TGGtettiin ettd osteioon motto n.
Ton Iebterin IattioIIe "a ettd motss
osto idtetddn ie,iroftuman omSeru-
ieitron tebtdtpdffi.
1873
Hotimies artbir stiuto Iobioitf,
$25.oo, toffifsmnrmdpiiR SorIor;s
; tdmam motom ostGmifeen ia fotc,S.
! (Sotfoo s:neIJo fiapuIIo.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18
Sotaa fiibotetaam safiasia.

Saaa, Sollanti. = 8erliner &rel5
3eitlma maatii toimitlisfirioititfies-
laan, etta Saflan pitGiii beti alottoa
IGdlimdtoin tpeoenalainen fota mos
tailffefIi liittoiltiineioen paltoien ra1i
ban ebtoibin.
2ebti ianoo. etta uibollifet otpat
5aaneet aifaa tpar,istaittlia 5eppeliinl
bpoffGyfiiG pastaan fen ,puofii, ettti
iafIalaifet oipat epdroineet fapttdd
mild Su,tr- Britannica tuastaul. Se
on fitd mieltG, ettd joliet Satfa alota
,piippmdttd iaGlimldtSntd tpebenalais
ia iotaa, min tiilepat brittildiiet en-.
nen pitfdG fefiimGdn ionfmn fiioielrs
,palineen ipeoenalaiiiafin ipastaan.
,,talialaiIet faapanneet fafii ipeben'
alaista.
g}oomo, sstaIia. - Sotoipirastos.
ia ilmoitetaan ettd fufii tpebenalaista
loitpoo on foapattu. Tmoitiis tiii'
Iini:
"@ibolIiien tpeoenalainen latfpd
8@-t2, jonfof Safia on liiotpaittdiiif
syt6ipolta- llnforille, on ioiitirnitt mel
oam fdfiintme ia pbbistettp ntetodn
torpeeoo. esfoooeriinlme. Sitten
Toinenfin ipiboniien tpeoenalaincn
1912, iofa fiiiiIui Stdtualtd' 'unfa'
rim laiipostoon OH meiodn bollus'
iomme."
700 idffid ppstia beitettp mereen.
2ontoo. - Meiiterin foirniSton fir
ieenApoibtaio iImoittoo Tii5bolmosfa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18
Siilenfaiiuaiat memiieet Iotaan.

Sttapo. = Salliti1s ilmoitti, ettG
le on pafoitettu ostamam biiIiG gb-
opstpalIoista $40 toruli Sntercoloni.
al raiitateilIe. SalIitiis on tebnpt
faitpat ostaa biilid raiitatien morrill,
ta oleipista fahnofiista $3.40.$3. .65
mirtta min palion faitpostp0ldiiia ot,
mennpt iotarintantaan ettd biilertro
tanto eli riitd taripetta t1pttGnlddr.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18
Tarlamemti fofoontim tammtif. 18


Sttatpa. = Barlamentti.istitnnot
aIfaiuut t. t. 18 b. &esfustelu tpnl-
taistiinprbeesta tiiIIaan aIfamaan
t. t. % b., r1aanantaina.
9ieIG ei ole iaapintiit tporrtaa tie
toa milloiitfd alfaa funingaSfitrttaa
fosfeipon fonferensiin istrnto ia tds'
t1 IppstG ei tieoetd miIIoinfa pddnti'
nisteri 8orten titlee IGbtentGdn eng.
lantiin. @oi fGpod niinfin ettd par.
lomentin istinto tiilee bpipin Ipbpt'
aifaiiefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18

CifenspSGtSs raaateitS iuastaan
0bopsauoItain piirioifeu0esin on.
toi tiiomori 2onois laiiontoinn Sill.
noiiin 'uoItioIIe oiteiSen mddrdtd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18

raioienia iiiapuolella raltatiebintan-
ia, b9laten % ralltatiepbtiO(l 'aaouru,
len antaa estetuomio iitG lafia ipas-
taan, iofa mGarG6, ettG ra,,tatiet Ell
mat iaa fisfoa nitl,ta fiiin fofii fent-
tia maiIia foboen matfustaiabintoi-
na.
Halltatiet illnoittiipat ipetoaipan5o
iutun plioifellteen. Olioifeuoen pG1.
tos tlilee fosfenam fpmmeneen muit
blrnfin tpaltioon, ioisia on iantaten
fpipmps faboeh ientin matfustaiabin
noista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18

toien ntufoan on fenttGmarialffa bon
Sin6enburg iairastum,sf anfaraan
fplmettpmiieen arineiian padmaias-
r.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18
Naatiiuat 0ilonim estamGGm belsit
laistem farfpttamista.

Baibington. - Weasiacbuiettiin
tpoItiosta on I6betettp 15,2S81 benz
filon allefirioittama firieImd poltio-
oepartementin fautta preiibentti 8il'
ioniIle, iosia ipaaoitaaii, ettd ybbps.
poltoin on ,paaoittoipa Safian LOPEZ
tamoan beIgiaIaisten fortottamifer
iibuo ettd gbopsipoIIat fatfoiee ipG'
Iini1 Safion fan8io.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18
SimSembnrs fairaana.

2ontoo, = Mmster6antista Iennd-
tetdSm Grboneen uutistoimistoIIe ct
I'd finne gerIinistd faapineitten tie
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18
CboI1a$ lawson iImoitlaa nlnlet
saiuipnin fmnlnsteIm.

saiuiunim fmmlmsteIm.
Salbington. - &onercsiin p1G
foflelld tillee boStonilainen oiofefei
notteliia Sbomas @. 2aiplon uuoeI
ieen fitiilusteltaipafii eoustaiabi,c
meen fomitean eoesiG tefelnieniG ipp
tofiien ioboosto, ettG blonlatut ben
filot oliipat oialliiina liinG feinotte
lusia, iofo tapobtui @all foouIIo pr,
itoentti 8illonin rouban.nootin pb
tepoeSid. llieita milita panffiireitc
ia feinotteliioita OH futIuttu nn6el
ieen fnitlrsteltmpofii. &onitenn on
annettaipa miimeistG1n fesfituiiffono
raportti foneresiilIe ia eiitettG,p6 jog
TO perinpobiaiiella trtfinilfiella on
iDbtd. 2apiosilta tlIlaan tiufasti
tpoatimaan ninliG, joita b1n ianoO
tiet0DdniG ia ellei b1n niitii ilmaiie,
min eiitetddn foneresiiIle bGnen a
fettamiienia ipptteeleen fongresiin
folapaiifesta.
Sbomas 2aiuion ilmOittaa nimet! =.
8aIbington, tanlmif. 16 b. of bos
foniIainen Tbonlns g8. 2aipion ,iii-
oelleen fiiltIusteltamana fongreslin
dTabueneen fomitean eoesid ippoOf-
fienid ioboosta, ett6 fongresiin ia bal
Iitlrfien idienet oIiipat bpotpneet as
teiiest6 @iEionin raitban-nootista
fnnmistaan ennaffotieooista.
&un fonritean pltbeeriobtaia Iiifi
2aspfonille enfimdiien firiaIIiiesti
eiitetpist6 nelIdst6toista fpipmpffes-
I'd, iosia ipaaoitann fen fongresii-
Rieben mined, iofa 2utpioniLIe ionOi,
ettd fobinetin idicn, erGs fongresii.
mics ia panffiiri oliiput oioIIiiena
"tpuooosio', min iloitii 2atnSon pl0s
tiioIiltaan iublalliiesti ia lauiui:
~U1in1 ttTen ipostaomann teiodn
fnfpnpffiinne'. nliltta tabtoi bGn Ell.
i'm iaaba eiittGi laiiluntonia, ettd I'D
net on pafotettii ,pastoin tabtoaarl
iitIfaiIentam nimet. Snolimatta pii-
beeniobtaia Senrpn ipaatinliifiesta,
ettG ban eniin iImoiiee nimet ia iit>
te altaa nlirtfGIoilen lauiuunon to-
bnnfa, iatfoi 2atplon ielitpstadn fitin
ia ban fieltGptpi eniin ilntaiiemasta
nirniG fifth, ett1 pelfGii to6istasten
bdsuadrnistG. $Gn rtpomii ilntoitta
neenia fongresiin piibeeniobtaiaIIe
@arfilIe geefp Dorfin Guaranty
Crust fonrpapian preiibentin gbar'
Les s.. Sobinin nirnen, ntittta ntiten
n6hpi:
STR Sobin tltli teia1n eteenne ia
SaIfittiin bGnen poistlia arttamatta
utitGGn tietoio tai Iiio,Nittan1ntta fir
ioioan. Scr Sabin on soistan,it
n,aasta ia bdnen tooisti,fienia on
urennpt.
"WeinG olen baIufaS arrtamaon
faiffi rinret, ntlitta nina pppoGn to.
ntiteaa ottamaon faifti mirtun tpas.
taitfieni iaIailesti. Sitte, jog fom,i-
tea p1Gtt1d, ettG ntinun on eiitettGtpG
ne iuIfiiiilioesia Min nina teen ien
Mind en- bolua fier6iIIG ia nina en-
tobbo fieltdptp1."
EGsi1 fonliteo fesrusteIt fuisfaa
malta 10 piibeeniobtaia ilnloitti, etti
&aipionin OH ipastattaipa iulfiiesti
iortfa iGIfeen ban tpostaii:
~Tei66n fonriteanne patbeeniobtd
ia War Senrp on fongresiimies, iofc
arttoi m1inilIe ninet."
SuoneesinoIiiat oliapot buomotta
posti bdmmdstpneitd, niitta pubeen
iobtoia Senrp iutfoi fpipnlpfiien eiit
tGniistd ndbtGtpdsti mGIitt6mGtta mi
t1Gn 2aipfonisto. 4pipntpfiesi6 ole
pan ponffiirin iImoitti 2aipion ole
man MrcbiboIo g. Dbite, panffiIiif
feestd @bite & Co., gostonisia. Sei
,-oo<r,ok ,,;r,,c& io4Yo f,,I;s,,of ;T,,,; a
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18

@rifoilesti, ianoi bGn est1G fe
Safian ilntoittamaSta raubanebto-
jam ipastaliflefii liittontiinei6en o.
iettanliin e6toibin. SGn ianoi mi.
tenfin, ettG liittoirtlrnei6en ibastals
ei iiTti ebellptG, ettG faiffi reittpotte.
Int opat loppilneet iifii funnes toi.
men puoli on tdpoelGilesti ntilierrettil.
"2iittoiitiineet mallat oauat aietta-
meet itielleen lliiiren obielman, innoi
bGnb fun bGneltti fplpttiin mielipioet-
t1 nootin iubteen. MeillG ei ole len
iobbosta mlitGan iapottaipaa. Doe
enme moi antaa iitG fdfitpsta, eta
me baluamnte raiibaa ntilld binnallnl
bplpGniG. sos me tGnlan ialfeen
rpbtpiiimtne eoelleen iatfamaan rait-
bantoimiamune, ipoitaiiiin iiti ielit-
taG beitfouoefii meioan puOleltom.
me-" q
Sri Zimmerman of iitG mieltd,
ettd toiielta puolen oliii eoullista, ct.
I'd Saffa iilistaiii rarbanebtohia on
taafieen n,aailman iperruta iriiti Tilt
toutuneiben rubanebtoibin, mtrttr ct.
I'd ebelIGrnainitiista ippstd Sshna ct
baliia iita teboG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18
ltnSem ipebenalaiien faappalaitpa''
titlpa ubptetaan.

t1tlpa DOptet1an.
Siifell,tsdliis, ionfa iai,otaan oletpau
ii1rentman fiin Oe1itcbIano, IL.
ntoitetaan oleipan tl,Iosia gbbDs-
ipaltoibin.
Seem yorf, tantmif. 15p = Cos.
tern Sortparoing pbtiOn tobclta IL
m1oitetaon tGGIlG tGnG iItana etti pb.
tion HiiHfeenboitaia Baiil $ilfen on
ldbtenpt Seem 2onooniin, Conn.,, n,i-
bin o6otetaan iaapitpafii 8ernenis-
I'd erdGn iafialaiien me6enoloiien
fauppalaiipon.
TGGllG ferrottiin ettG er1s ipe6en-
oloinen fauppalaitpa, ionfitniperrar
iiurempi fiiin Deuticblano, oil lab
tempt 8remenistG tantmifnun toiier
p6iipGn tienoisia ia tiiliii iaapuntaar
tdnne emf fesfiipiiffona. TGtd tie
oonontoa ei fititenfaan ole moth
fpabipistoa.
@nemmGn fitin 1000 tonnia raa'
fofintia, tinaa ia riffeIiG fanotaar
oleipan @asterm Soripor6in pbti0r
IaitiiriIIo o6ottamosfa ld9temistt
Sofiaon. ToiieHa motfoIIaon Saf
iaon ipci DeiticbIono 1000 tonnic
nditG tatuaroito.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18
Sota.aiema talla betfelle.

Seiitoniipollat omat tebneet fiiipoi
ia bpoffdpflid ia eoenneet ebelleen
rintamasiaan penGl1iiia tpastaan
Seretb. .ioen luona, iosia be oipat tpal
Tottaneet &otlimifbalin fpIan ia $50.
benin falipilngin, iofa iiiaitiee raii-
tatien marrella 8raiIan ia Galat5in
apGIiIlG, fitu6en ntaiIin pdGsfd Ga.
IatSista.
Pietarista ilnoitetaan, ettG tpe-
naIdiiet otpat toriuneet ufeita iafia-
lais-i -itGtpoItaIaisten ioiffoien bpof.
fGpffid &1ntar,iasia, etertfin Saloni.
fin lisona, Situain ioen eteldpiioleIIu
ietG Sofsbalin itGpupleIIa, @a6uIes-
Gin ierouIIa.
Miigan IGbeifppoesfd otpat faffalai
iet tebneet tpoimatfaita bp0Hdpfii6
ipenGlGiiiG tpastann, mittta ne otpai
toriittiit.
2iittoutitneet tpaIlat otpnt n1enet.
tdneet pboen iotaIaiipan ertisten II.
idfii iapaniIaiien risteiIiidn gofoiit'
fan rdidbtdesid Eiafuban iaatmasia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18
ieuraaapaa:

leuraalpaa:
"&uotialainen Sneebors ninliler
laiman fapteeni, iofa on palanni
@ooteporiin gnglannista, fertoo, ct
ta iafialainen iueoenalainen ieiIautt
bdnen laiapanIa BobianmereIla ia ct
ia ban oil pafotettu beittGrlGGn me
reen 700 liitto,ttinei6en maioen pos
tiidffia. Safialaiien meoenalaiier
fonlentaia ubfaii nitiisia tapaltfiesc
mieod laiipan Safaan."
MNbenalaiiet npottaneet iuiiIi lal,uad
2ontoo. = &reiffalainen. 3,779
tcnnin fantoinen 96prplaitua Gtpon
QelOS OH lupoIeIIlt.
UrittilGinen boprplaitpa 8rentpoo
Din ctafiutaon iipotetiu, iImottac
-.,T,0.s ti,,p to3r,;gto tsz-.'il-s-,s ~, ar
2lop0iin toinlisto ilnliottca npos
fin Irittilaiien bGprpIaiipa Baiifron.
tin upottamiiesta, iefd wendI.IiIer
folmimastoparftilaiip Se,iben upot
tcnlifesta.
ssorialainen boprplaipa 9estfolf
on upotettu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18
Yal,uelnsnainen amYui Hianfania.

Burlington, aaniaS. Goffep
faiirtin naanmittari Clarence SO.
8po6 Iop6ettiin Ialantai-iltana f1to-
liaafIi omlmrittlinn ia bGnen rititrrtiin
ia pGdll6 IepGii poItpeliiania Soiepb-
ina Solmeiin rltiinlis, nolen1nat am
mllttuna ianlalla aieella. @rGs fitol-
leen naiien pstGtp1 fertoi, ettd finn
Weiss SoImes oil fiiiiIlltt 8oobin ai-
fomltfiena mennG nairniiiin erdan
toiien naiien fansia, Min oil ban laii
iilnit: "Glarence @ooo ei tltIe ela.
mGan mennGfieen naimiIiin bdnen
fansiaon."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18
saffa ei moi eiittGd ranbanettOia.

Berlin. Safian iiIfomaanlinis-
teri 3inntermann ilmoitti niielipitee
nadn slsiociateo sresiin firieenspaib
taialle, ettG Iiittoutuneioen tpaItoien
mastaus preiioentti 8ilionin rarbaa
noottiin estGG Safian ottaulasta iiu-
fla asfeleita raliban aifaaniaauliiet-
r;
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18
iuuotiaan tpttaren. gleinen ippttGiG
ilmoittaa alettamania Wfrs Smitbin
ipptteeieen nitrbasta.

Smn1lnstaa miirbailneenia naiiem.
Columbus, Ohio. = Wel6on $.
8elIs, oiafefeinotteliia &anias gitp'
td, on tirnnustanit DleiielGe ipptt6iGl
Ie, ettG ban nlurbali Weona Simon.
nimiien pl6li,ofan naiien erGdsid bo-
tellisia tdGlla ipiine torstaina.
8ells aponeittiin Ialantaina Sum
tinstonisia, Sno, ia ielittdG bGn teb-
neenid nturban itiepnolustiifiesia,
fun nainen pritti nlnrbata bdnet par
taipeitfellG. &afii partatpeistG ia re-
ipoliperi Iop6etiin 8elIiin tatparoi.
oen ioiifosta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02
These Will Be Needed

Toilet Paper, extra fine quality
tbs sue: 1000 sh e e is a.
to the roll. Halliday ZOC
special, s rolls for. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02
DRYs WOULD GUST OFFICIALS.
Memphis Police Authorities Accused
Of Failure to Enforce Laws.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. September l.
Custer proceedings were filed in chan
Gerry court here today seeking the re-
moval from Office of George c. Love
fire and police commissioner; James
p Quinlan, chief of the Memphis police
department. and w. ]. Hayes. police in
spector.
The petition charges failure to en-
force prohibition laws; asserts that
Quinlan, who was appointed police
chief last week to succeed Hayes. is
head of the department In name only
and that Hayes is exercising virtually
all the powers OF that once. ana chai :
inspector. which the bill alleges. is not
provided for by the city charter. Hayes
also is charged with having condoned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02
TWO WITNESSES HEARD
ON RE|CKMANN CASE
Variance of View Shown on Army
Officers Alleged Pro-German
Utterances.

Mrs s. L. Faison. wife of Brig, Gen.
Faison. L. S. A., and Mrs. James Ander-
son. wife of captain in the Canadian
army. testified yesterday before the
Senate subcommittee investigating
charges OF pro-Germanism against Col.
Carl Reichmann, L. s. A. whose nomi-
nation for brigadier general has been
held up pending the inquiry Mrs. Fai-
son has appeared as an apologist or de-
PENDANT of Col Reichmann during the
inquiry. while Mrs. Anderson has been
the chief accuser.
Differences of opinion regarding the
tenor of Col. Reichmanns statements
held by the two women were threshed
out. Mrs. Anderson was said to have
reiterated her conviction that the state
ments were pronounced in favor of
Germany. while Mrs. Faison. in sepa-
rate examination, defended Col. Reich
mann. Some of the statements at
tributed to him by Mrs. Anderson were
said to have been fatty denied by Mrs.
FaiSOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02
Little New Evidence.

Little new information was secured
yesterday by the subcommittee. Mrs.
Anderson. il was stated, aid Col. Reich
mann had been quoted by Mrs. Faison
as having justified the sinking of the
Lusitania by declaring Americans
should have kept of the vessel. having
been warned
Senator Poindexter of WASHINGTON. -
whom Mrs. Anderson wrote telling Of
the alleged pro-German sentiments ca
pressed by Col. Reichmann. and who is
responsible for the present investiga-
ton. said, following the hearing. that
he considered that Mrs. Anderson
had developed facts before the COM
mittee. and that these facts were the
original charges.
What the Senate committee or the
Senate will do in the matter of course
l am unable to say at this time" said
Senator Poindexter. But / think that
if the investigation was considered
necessary in view of the charges made,
and that since the charges, in my
opinion, have been sustained, the COM
mittee should be very. very careful in
it's recommendation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02
TO GIVE ANNUAL CARNIVAL. :.
Petworth Women's Club Event Fri.
day Night-Miss Wilson to Sing.

. The annual community carnival of
the Petworth Woman's Club is to be
given Friday evening at Z o'clock. on
the school grounds. sth and Shepherd
streets Petworth. One of the features
OF the affair will be the contest for a
+ndkerchief donated by Miss Margaret
W ilson. daughter Of President Wilson.
Among the interesting features will
be q country store. fortune telling. mu-
sic. dancing aud guessing contests. The
program also includes an exE Lhifion Of
canned fruits and vegetables. With eX-
perts from the Depar1 r-t1t OF Ngricul-
ture judges. II i1.,Isnent weather
prevails the carnival win be postpoue ed
10 the following even ~
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man of the investigating committee,
said the committee might call other
witnesses. At present. he said. he was
not willing to predict what Will be
done in the case by the committee.
1t is known, however, that some of
the members of the military affairs
committee have not regarded the
charges as having been sustained. and
that inquiry has not shown Col. Reich
mann to be in any way disloyal to the
United States.
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GET ALLEGED BANDIT CHIEF.
Illinois Officers Arrest Benton in
fatal Pay Roll Robbery Case.

CHICAGO. September Charles Ben
tca. declared tc be the rtngieader OF the
hfe bandits. who, with sawed-on shpt-
Fsst's, shot tao pay roll mes4snser~ Of the
<finsiaw uroi hers Iron Works Ia death
~ 'rVeaasy. escaping with t,sss. " an
- artest. u MAS announced TO-DAY ist
, sssw Attorusy HOME ~. S,st.'r -
= 40 sss-ton psanne'i al OF m
sssss - re'i sossss'ss-
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Will Have Record Made Public.

1T shall see to it, if possible, that the
entire record in this case is made pub
lie as soon as il is in printed form.
There is no reason why it should not
be published"
Senator Fletcher of Florida, chair
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law viola SONS. while serving as chief
of police.
Love is the only one of the five mem
bers of the municipal commission now
holding office who was elected 1T the
1916 elections. all of the other commits
sioners named at that time having re-
tired from Office either voluntarily or
after custer proceedings were insti-
tuted.
No date has been set for the hear
ing of the petition filed today.
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trast in tho William Fox photoplay
starring Gladys Brockwell. Sins of Her
Parent On the one hand is the South
erncr, the man of proud family. who
Will not sec his name dragged in the
r,:St; on the other is the girl. who loves
the S0utherncr'S son, and cannot marry
him because of her own uncertain birth.
Richard Carver Carl Won Schillcr)
meets Adrian Courtney GLADYS Brock-
Weld III an art gallery. She is standing
before the nortrait Of woman who
looks 50 strikirgly like the girl herself
thar Carver remarks about the circunl-
stance. After they have grown to lf1ow
and love each other. Adrian confeSSeS
that the model for the portrait might
haVC been her own mother She knew
absolutely nothing about her parent
because the girls had been raised in
convent.
Richards father. Robert civilian
tlilford, IS a gentleman of the old
South, who will not sanction his sons
union with 4 motheress daughter That
IS why Richard starts a search for the
woman who had posed as model for the
portrait.
Coming Wednesday and Thursday
double bill. Wirifred Lucas in Jim
Bludso." and Mabel Taliaferro in "The
Sunbeam" Metro wonder play, and
swell comedy.-AdN.
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PITTSTON

EAST-Mrs Arthur Marson who re-
Gently returned from few months
stay in Boston, is quite i'll with
asthma.
Mrs. Charlotte Jameson and son
Clarence left Saturday for few weeks
visit with relatives in South Brewer
Mrs. G. s. Dow has been confined to
her home the past week by illness.
Miss Edna Dow of Gardiner is pass
ing a two weeks vacation at her home
here.
Miss Ada Thompson returned Thurs
day from Gardiner where she has been
the guest of her brother Harvey
Thompson.
Miss Ethelyn Morrell who has been
employed in Augusta is at her home
for an indefinite time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Seekns and
two children of Richmond are guests
of Mr.. Seekins' parents for a week.
Wilson Scott and Harold Reed of
Gardiner passed the week end at their
homes in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3. Laberee arrived
their summer home here Mr.. Laberee
will travel for a few weeks longer
then he will pass the remainder of the
summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Reed and two
children Of Dresden were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Mansir.
Mrs. H. H. Cary is i'll at her home
in the village.
George Stewart of Gardiner passed
the week end with his family here
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott have
moved from their home on Beach Hill
to Gardiner.
Merle Dockendoff was a business
caller in Jefferson Saturday
Miss Annie Arnold of Joice was a
week end guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Roper.
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Peil Clason Camp. S. of ". is 10
have a large class initiation Wednes-
day evening, May ,, in which some of
the prominent men of the city are to
ne present. Members of the yarious
camps have been invited and many
nave signitied their intention 10 he
present. Among them are the follow
ing: Senior vice division commander
W. F. Southland; junior vice Com. Al
zen Curtis: Div. Sec.-Treas., f. K.
Could, Rockland; ?. D. Com. F. l..
Beals of Auburn, Arthur NJ SouIe
Portland. L. L. Cooper, c. H. Cram. G.
II. Bangs of Augusta: J. sherman
Douglass of Ellsworth: 0. P. Aver. An
burn; eS-Gov. F. ". Plaisted. Hon r.
G. CARL. Rev. r. S. Philbrook p
Cony of Augusta; J. p. Grenier. r r
Souie. Albert Farren, A. w. Soule, q.
) Brown. Burleieh Martin. DR.. ".
Thomas, G. +. Fletcher. s w. Per-
kins. C. NJ. Porter of Fairfield =. s
Hegerty. Frank White Of Waterville:
J. o. Pierce, Lewiston
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DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root stands the
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fifty cents and one dollar.
However, II you wish first to test this
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kilmer & Co. 'Pinghamton, N. Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure
and mention the Augusta Daily Kenne-
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