davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-25
SPAIN MAY RETALIATE,

London. April 24.-The Spanish
ing Germany's submarine campaign
contains paragraph stating that il
Germany continues in it's determine :
tion TO sink all vessels in order to de-
fcnd its life, Spain must take a like
step to defend her life.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-25
DAVE" MONTGOMERY.
(NCw York Tribunc.)

The joints of the Tin Woodman will never crcak
again. THE Red Mill' may crumble and rust
away in the land of forgotten things. for it has
swung Kid Conner aIoft on its rrling vanes
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-27

Ma ustach miala usmiech iagod-
ny, ale Ivy pod rzesa; starry konsy-
liarz powiedzial jej BOWEN wczo-
raj wieczorem:
- Moja PAM, ten stan moze
potrwac jeszcze lat kilka, ale po-
~lepszenia trudno sic juz teraz spo-
dziewac; zal mi PAM s%erdecznie!
,Powtarzaia sobie te. slowa ME
NAL Z radoScia, DO jej utrwala}y
nadzieje utrzymania go PREY zy--
ciu i dziwila sic, re ia starry dok-
tor. za}uje.
On jej milo5cia ME kochai swo-
jego pacyenta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-27
zazdroSnika drcszczcm ia pre-

zazdro5nika dreszczcm ia pre-
jai.
Biedna ..Muu' zrozumia}a, co
znaczyia ia wsciekioSc niemocy, z
jakq pc raz pierwszy zgrzytna1
zebami. gdy do niego p~odeszia.
Ley jej trysneiy Z oczu ten ]edyny
raz w jego obecnoSci. Mimo to
nachylila sic mad MIN i ziozyia po-
calunek ma jego czole, pytajac
najtkliwszym glosem:
- CO tobie, moi biedaku?...
pan dokt6r powiada, re znalazl
Gle zdrowszym dzisiaj.
Przypomina}a sobie to wszyst-
ko teraz, podczas snu jego / lak
anio} opiekuiczy re z}ozoncml
skrzydlami czuwafa II kolan me
ia, zapatrzona w twarz ,,swoJego
Jasiehka', czekajac, az sic obudzl
: zawola ma MIA. jak zwykle:
- Muu!... Huu!...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-27
W. Gawa1eWicza.


sic uSmiechnac i przegarniai pal
cami jej krucze, cienkie wlosy.
krotko obciete i w kedziorach ma
turalnych spadajace ma Sniada
nieco, ale cudnie utoczona szyjke ;
glaskai ia I c~zuioScia pc twarzy,
rumiencem zdrowia i SwiezoSci o.
kraszonej, patrzaI W jej zywe,
czarne, uSmiechniete do niego O.
czy i tem spojrzeniem zdawal sic
z MIA rozmawiac.
lie ray przesunai rekq 20 jej
krotkich wiosach, tylekroc COS
jakby przypomnienie i jakby wy
rzut, spotykala W jego wzroku ;
rozumiaia CO.. Przypominai So
bic jej diugie, bujne wlosy, a wy
rzucai, re je obcieia... Bylo to
podczas najciezszych chwil jego
choroby; "a DUO czasu zabieralo
jej c~zeSanie i splatanie diugich
w~arkoczy, - wiec sic ich pozbyia
bez namysiu, ably zbyt dlugo ME
zajmowac sic niemi.
Chciala kazda chwile dnia i no.
cy, poSwiecaia ola niego.
Gdyby ME to poswiecenie, Bog
vie, czy byiby jeszcze PREY zy-
ciu... mogla powiedziec, re to
ona go cudem uratowaia.
DIVA lata trwaia ia niemoc j
choroba, diva lata dlugie, ciezkie.
liczone ma minuty niemal, ME ma
dnie i miesiace.
Lekarze w pierwszej chwili
ME widzieli ratunku.
Nastarszy L Mich, przyjaciel
domu, po konsylium odbytem
przy lou pacyenta. wziaI ia "a O.
bic rece i ME mogqc ukryc writ
szenia, drzacym glosem rzekl
tylko:
- Trzeba mice w Bogu nadzie-
is; wypadek bardzo ciezki, ale
Crganizm mlody... natura CA,
sem cuda czyni.
To byio zbyt w~yrazne. w tenn
p~ocieszeniu odczuia grozna pra-
VIDE, pod kt6rej wrazeniem zdret-
wiaia, twarz jej powlokla sic ia
kas sina, gliniasta barwa. Me
przemowila ami slowa, ME zach
wiala sic, ami jedna LA Z oczu jej
ME Spadla, stala w miejScu, jak
skamieniala, az gdy zostaia sa-
ma. Podeszia sztywna. wyprezo-
ma z gwaitownym wysifkiem vol
do lozka chorego, utkwiia w lego
bladych, martwych rysach swe
oczy i patrzaia w ME I surow2 ia
ka5 powaga, a potem wzrok pre-
riosla ma Sciane, gdzie wisial
Chrystus w cierniowej koronie !
s~trasznym jakimS, rozpaczliwym
glosem wybuchia:
- Me. ty mi go ME mozesz
zabrac, Boze!...
Chrystus miai glove zwieszo-
ma smutnie, b~oleSnie; w niebies-
klein Swietle migotliwej ampuiki,
kt6ra sic pred MIN palita, Powie-
XII jego zdawaiy sic podnosic i
spuszczac, a usta poruszac, jakby
milosierna modlitwa Ia tych, co
cierpiq."
- Ty ME mozeSz umrzec! -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-27

naszego Slubu... siedm lat, jakcS-
my sic pobrali.
ChciaIa cos jeszcze pOwicdziec,
ale jej glosu ~zabraklo; ba}a sic
zdradzic pred MIN re SVEN
wzruszeniem, ten dzien lyle kon-
trastu micscil w sobie W por6w-
naniu Z owe chwila, gdy pred
siedmiu laty stawali ii ~o}tarza.
Glory, oczy przymknQi / boles-
ny, pelen cierpienia wyraz PREY
brala blada twarz jego.
- Muu!... szepnql tax tkli-
vie, Z takim glebokim zalem i
bolescia, jakby przez usta jeknGlo
szlochajQce SERGE.
Reka mu drzec zacze}a, gdy ia
podnosil Z wysilkiem, by ujac
dion zony i u~Scisnac.
Usiadla naprzeciw niego i IT,
dawala, re splata r6wnianke Z ze-
rwanej trawy.
By wonialy do ko}a, Swiergo-
talo ptactwo ma drzewach, s}once
przez galezie z}ote plamy r~zuca}o
ma przykryte szarym pledem ko--
lana paralityka, a Swiezy, orzez-
wiaj2cy powiew wiosny przecia--
gal ponad ziemia.
Mezczyzna schylil glove nizej
ma piersi, przymknQf powieki i jak
by znuzony ia jedna chwila mo-
ralnego wstrzaSnienia, FACIAL
drzemaG.
Usta jego poruszaly sic czasem,
a bolesny wyraz twarzy mart
vial ma rysach i przeszed} W jakas
apatyczna obojetnosc.
Naprzeciw niego siedzia}a mfo-
da kobieta z rekoma splecioneml
ma kolanach i wpatrywa}a sic w
twarz swego Jasienka.. Bala sic
powstaG, ably go ME zbudzic sze-
lestem.... przypomina}y jej sic
niedawne lata, a niepowrotne,
szczeSliwe, tax niepodobne do tel
.terazniejszoSci okrutnej, kiedy i'm
obojgu zycie rajskiemi kwiatami
slalo droge; zazdroszczono jej te-
20 malzenstwa z miodym, urod--
nym, dobrym i bogatym Jasieh-
klein.
A dzisiaj?...
DIVA lata clerplen, jego zmlen1-
ly do niepoznania, jej zabraiy
wszystko, nawet nadzieje, ably le-
piej bye mog}o.
Byle tylko gorzej ME bylo! -
mowiia sobie w duchu z jakaS
niewymowna troska, ktora ia le-
klein przejmowala.
MiodosG, zdrowie, - wdzieki-
wszystko straci}o ola niej wartoSt,
odkad on zaniem6gi; zapomniaIa
O tenn, re SWAT istnieje, - jej
SWAT zapadl W ruine tego jednego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-27

zywota, kt6ry los zawistny Jakby
klatwq jakq5 ro~ztraca}.
Ludzic mowili:
Mloda jesEcze, OwdoWleJe !
wyjdzie powt6rnic zamaz! - a O.
na tego wdowiehstwa obaWlala
sic, jak ~wiecznego potepienla Il
byla gotowq tax ii kolan tego we
getujqcego paralityka zycie Gale
przepedzit, byle 60 tylko smierc
ME wydzieraia L jej rqk.
On sam spogladal niekiedy ma
MIA Z 'jakiemS niedowierzaniem,
sledzil podejrzliwym wzrokiem i
ponuro wodzi} oczyma "a iowa
rzyszka swej niedoli; odgadywata
jego mySli i rumieniec oblewal jcj
czolo, ma place. jej sic zbieralo. a
ME mogla uspokoic go pierwsza,
niepytana, s}owami:
- Ufaj mi, wierz, mic zawiode
Gle nigdy, moi biedaku!... ME
mysl lie O mnie, DO kazda TAXA
mySl mnie krzywdzi.
Przypominala sobie jego bada-
wcze s%pojrzenia, ktoremi vital ia
zawsze, gdy p~owraca}a do domu Z
bardzo rzadkich wycieczek ma
miasto; w ostatnich czasach pre-
stala zupelnie wychodzit, BIO jeJ
nieobecnoSc rozdrazniala 60 "a
nadto.
w nocy, budzii sic nieraz ME
spokojny, podnosii glove i szero-
ko otwartemi oczyma szuka} jej w
p6lzmroku sypialni, a jakimS g}o-
sem rzewnie przejmujacem wo-
laf:
- Muu!... Muu!...
Musiala zrywac sic z ~poslania.
podchodzic do niego i pytac maj
czulej:
- Czego cheese Jasiehku?...
jestem tu... Spij, spij mole zycie,
dopiero trzecia pc polnocy.
Zdawalo jej sic, re bywal teraz
dopiero zazdrosny o mia cd czasu
swej choroby; dawniej nigdy W
MIN tego ME d~ostrzegala.
M}ody lekarz, kt6ry go CO.
dziennie odwiedzaI w zastepstwie
starego konsyliarza, by1 jego kole-
ga szkolnym; miai zaufanie do
jego wiedzy, ale podczas kazdej
wizyty ME ~spuszcza} Okla z zony !
z niego.
Me pozwalal wychodzic Jej
nigdy "a MIN do drugiego pokoju,
uwaznie podchwytywa} kazdy wy
raz ich rozmowy.
Raj, gdy d}uzej niz zwykle "a
trzymala swa reke w d}onlach
mlodego lekarza i ~uSmiechneia sic
do niego z podzieka "a wiado-
mosc, re stan jej MEGA zdaje SIG
poprawiaG, grozny wzrok chorego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-27
MI.
MUU...

Smialo sic majowe siohce do
:alego Swiata, uSmiechaia sic zie-
mia Gala do nieba, Smiaiy sic drze
wa bialemi kwiatami, chichotaiy
ptactwa gromadv wSrod zielo-
nych ga}ezi, a ludzic mieli Ii
smiech ma ustach, ktory mowil
ma rozmaite tony: wiosna!
w zacisznym ogr6dku, PREY je-
dnei z ulic przedmiescia, gdzie to
juz wielkie miasto nabiera cechy
malego m~iasteczka, poczQwszy
cd brukow, a skonczywszy ma
domkach nizszych, gdzie zielenj
wiecej, powietrza wiecej, b}ekit2
wiecej, gdzie po ulicach dzieciaki
bawia sic swobodnie, kobiety Z
COLA glowa ME wStydza sic stanac
IA chodniku, a wieczorem wraz
re zmrokiem zapada ciSza, wieS
przypominaj2ca, ktora czasem
przerwie turkot wozu, albo uja--
DAME psa ma Podworku, w ogrod-
ku takim wSrod bzow rozkwitaj2-
cych. ma ciepiem, zlotem s}ohcu
o p~oiudniu. widac MONA by}o
codzicnnie mezczyzne, w duzym.
staroSwiecEim fotelu. wytoczo-
rym ia gracowanQ Sciezke, wSrod
swiczvch trawnikow ! mloda,
przystojna kobiete, towarzyszacq
MI n~ieustannie ! gotow9 ma kai-
de jego skinienie.
Z troskliwoScia siostry milo
sierdzia krzataIa sic okoio niego,
odbiegajqc tylko ma chwile do
domku, by powrocic to z pledem,
to z filizankq goracego bulionu ma
tacy. to z lekarStwem. kt6re mu
ostroznie. delikatnie podawaIa do
ust ma lyzeczce.
A spieszy}a sic zawsze, ably
kazda chwile rozstania skrocic
lax najbardziej. Ciagle miaia
PRIV MIN COS do roboty, do pO-
prawienia, do zapytania. Cd GA
su Go czasu przyklekaia u jego
kolan i patrzqc mu w DUE, Gle
mne, smutne oczy, gieboko osa-
dzonc, pod szerokiem, pozoiklem
czoicm, pytaia:
- Jake ci teraz, Jasiu, lepiej:
prawda. re lepiej3... moze CT dac
~poduszks pod Plecy?... mozebyS
zjadi co teraz2... ciepio cir.
Mezczyzna poruszat tylko usta-
mi, ale giosu ME wydawa} zadne-
60. lekkiem skinieniem giowy cd
powiadal ma ~wszystko, mimo to,
rozumiala 60 doskonale by&a w
niej ia jakas zdumiewajaca intui-
eva kobiecej natury, ktora poz--
wala}a jej odgadywac niemal kaz-
da my5l, kazde ~zyczenie chorego.
Niekiedy swq Sliczna, ksztaltna
gl6wke kladia ma lego kolanach /
peine karminowe usta przyciska-
Ia do jego bialej, wydelikaconej
reki, jakby mu ia pieszczota
dziekowaia "a odpowiedz, re sic
czuje lepiej, hub "a to, re jej po-
zwala tax troskliwie czuwac mad
SODA.
Glory ozywia} wtedy swa spo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-27
~
Galerya sZkic0W z natury.

powtarzala suchym, bezdzwiecz-
nym giosem, pochylona mad bez-
wladnem cialem mezczyzny ty
ME mozeSz umrzec, MEL.
Straszna noe przezyla w6wczas
ale. natura Czasem cuda czyni,
jak dobrze ~powiedzia} starry le-
karz, kt6ry nastepnego dnia a
niutko juz pukal do drzwi ich
mieszkania i siuzaca obrzuciwszy
badawczym wzrokien, pred wei
sciem do przedpokoju jeszcze,
Dytai ~nieSmiaiym szeptem:
- Co.,. pan zyje?
- zyjc... zaczyna pania poz-
nawaG.
Lekarz odetchnai gleboko.
Cd tel chwili diva lata minely
miedzy zyciem a 5miercia, diva
lata wegetacyi...
Glory wrocii do przytomnosci
pc paralizu, odzyskai navel VIA
dze w level rece, ale Straci} mo-
we; usta jego wydawaly tylko ia
kieS dzwieki bcz treSci.
Jedynym wyrazniejszym O.
kruchem glosu ludzkiego zosta}o
cos, co ]podobnem by}o do pierw-
sci poiowy imienia kobiety, kto-
"a zdrobniale dawniej Munia ma
zywal.
- Muu... Muu! - powtarzal
z jakimS dziwnym, przeciqg}ym
akcentem paralityk i reszte dopo-
wiadai oczyma. lub 5labym &C.
stem Level reki.
L poczatku to ,Muu..." by}o
tylko przyzywaniem jcdynej oso-
by, ktora chory znosil obok Sic
bic, p6zniej zamkne}o w sobie ca
Ia treSc mySli, ME mogacych po-
sIugiwac sic b~ezwladnym jezy-
klein, zdolnym zaledwie do MELT
dzkiego beikotu.
w sparalizowanym ciele umysf
ME przestawal pracowac i ten
wiaSnic kontrast ~fizycznej Memo
cy z duchownemi jego slam
sprawiai jakiS, tragiczny efekt.
Kazde ,,AIuu.. -" nabralo Z CA
sem osobnego ~znaczenia, zrozu--
miaiego jedynie ola ucha ! serca
domySlnej dozorczyni chorego.
Ia jedna zgloskq rozmawiaI L
mia. przywoiywal do siebie, odpo-
wiada} ma z%apytania ! wyrazal
wszystkie uczucia; ola innych ME
bylo w tym g}uchym g}osie zad-
nych odcieni, ola niej zaS tkwi}a
Gala wymowa, sluchana kochaja-
Gem screen, ME uchem.
Czasami jakaS dziwnie rzewna
nuta brzmiaia w tym jedynym
wyrazie biednego paralityka.
Pewnego dnia, pod koniec ma
ia, zobaczyl ma piersiach swoich
bukiecik fioikow, przypiety drzq-
ca reka unSmiechnietej opiekun-
XII; zwroci} ku niej oczy, jakby
chciaI spytac:
- CO to znaczy?:...
kzy miala ma rzesach, ale US
MECH ma rozchylonych ustach.
- ZapomniaieS Jasienku - Cd
rzekla, ma poor wesolo i swobo-
dnie, odgarniajac mu wlosy re
skroni - dis przecie rocznica
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-27

Aldnych nalbierzy nseiagaesys
uyhajacych ma kieszehls i~atwowisf.
aych. nle ma DzIENN1K CHICAGO
oKI ma swych szpaltach. DO Iawsts
PRAGUE ola dobra ludu. Oszukahc1G
,,fire sales" stanowczo " DZIENNI.
KU CHICAGOSKIM ogiaA1aus NJ
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-04

Even though Mr. Hoover may no
catch you in your meanness, you
conscience ought to compel you t
keep your food pledge. Are you OBJ
serving the meatless and wheatlesf
days?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-04
RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

A campaign for Red Cross members
viii be waged throughout the nation
during the week beginning Dec II
and ending with Christmas. There is
no more appropriate time for this
great humanitarian movement than
the Christmas season when the be-
nevolent spirit flows freely.
The Grady County Red Cross Chap
ter has chosen Mr.. ]. w. Kayser as
manager Of the county campaign and
with such capable leader we should
make a record that we shall be proud
Of. II is busy time for everybody
but we should make up our minds to
give Mr.. Kayser the largest possible
measure of cooperation. A lot OF
willing workers will be needed to
carry on the campaign effectively
During the designated week the Red
Cross gospel must be earnestly pro
claimed in every nook and corner
Of the county.
The Red Cross cause should appeal
to every patriot and every friend OF
humanity. Let us put ourselves as
at the disposal of Mr. Kayser, giving
him the utmost assistance in making
the coming campaign a success in our
county.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-04

lately You could hardly buy pound
Of sugar for love or money. and what
little there was went up to twelve
and fourteen cents Those big specu-
lators were just keeping back sugar
to make it go up. No, l.
didn't mind so much personally. You
see. heard that sugar might be
scarce, so sent the whole family
around to different stores, and we
got enough to last us couple Of
months. It was little trouble, but
the dealers wouldn't sell more than
certain amount to each person.
Most Of the neighbors did the same
thing. But just suppose we hadn't
heard about it in time! think these
food hoarders ought to be shot! IT'S
an outrage. Why doesn't Mr.. Hoover
do something?'-Collier's Weekly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-04
"sEPARATE PEACE"

If the Russians could get a copy OF
the Thanksgiving issue of the Chica-
go Tribune and see McCutcheon's car
toon, they might begin to understand
what separate peace" means.
Mr.. McCutcheon pictures a turkey
on a platter, ready to be served with
the kaiser welding carving knife.
Russia. worn and skinny, is standing
with plste in hand to receive her por-
tion. Carver wilhelm is about to am
putate the neck which is the "sepa-
rate peace" that is to grace the plate
Of the hungry Slav.
Such is the portion of poor old Rus
sia under the benign leadership Of
the Bolsheyiki. At this distance II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-04
EXPRESS PAcKAeETTEs
%++++ +4*4+ %+4+ = =

Cut Cost of Groceries.
No delivery now and cash.
Hit old II. c. L. a smash.
smoothest system ever known
Take the nun and tote your own.
II ]. d. Carmichael keeps on max
ing eloquent speeches, he'll have to
pay Judge crigsby a royalty.
ST Simp says he notices that he al
ways knows man better when he
gets well acquainted with him
w. G. Patten is also a weather
prophet His plan is to predict that
it won't rain and he seldom misses
1t.
One Of the simplest of all safety
first" rules says: Look behind be-
fore you back your car out from the
curb"
But If the Red Cross game goes to
the limit, mere man can learn TO sew
on his own buttons and Darn his own
socks.
Get a hustle now and do that
Christmas shopping before it is too
late to have the honor Of being one
/ of the early birds.
And isn't 1t about time for another
big gasser or some sort Of oil excite
ment to break to make more of us
millionaires over night-in our minds?
Even though Mr. Hoover may not
catch you in your meanness, your
conscience ought to compel you to
keep your food pledge. Are you OBJ
serving the meatless and wheatless
days?
R. E. Montgomery, busy man, has
this sign posted over his desk;
what, you here again? Another
half hour gone to h." In other
words, bores and loafers don't find
very cordial welcome there.
S. L. Newman the truant officer
didn't actually take candy away from
the youngster he caught on the street
but he would have encountered no
resistance if he had been willing to
do so and keep num-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-04
INDIGNANT MRS. JONES

Mrs. Jones was indignant. Il think
it's perfectly disgraceful the way the
government let's these food specula-
tors hoard supplies so as to make
them scarce and dear! Why, take
the sugar famine we had in town
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-04

looks like the Slavs will be lucky if
they set even the neck. Lenine,
Trotsky & Co., posing as apostles Of
liberty are leading them straight to
serfdom. There are indications, how
ever, that reason viii return to Rus
sia and that wiser leaders will win
the ascendency.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-04

Think of being able to
buy, at this season of the
year, newest models in
Ladies Suits, Goats and
Silk and Wool Dresses at
very special prices.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-04

R. E. Montgomery, busy man, has
this sign posted over his desk;
what, you here again? Another
half hour gone to h." In other
words, bores and loafers don't find
a very cordial welcome there.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-04

But If the Red Cross game goes to
the limit, mere man can learn TO sew
on his own buttons and Darn his own
socks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-04

Get a hustle now and do that
Christmas shopping before it is too
late to have the honor Of being one
of the early birds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-05
Rules and Regulations
The Campaign Will Open Monday, July g. 1917, at A. M and
Close Saturday, September 20, 1917, at 9P. M


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Model 81 95OO sold Richmond
RusellH
certificates
divided awarded
MODEL sold
Richmond by NJ Stone Motor This award considered second the
individual division
In each the three divisions number of cerf
and will named award list
All other participants who do award will be compensated in the
which the office of the campaign
agenl 9NothS ixthS
the event of tie the principal award will jointly owned by the parties
The Christie Mfg Co will be authority questions during the
There will bidding participant
certificates headquarters
those
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-05
List of Awards
For Each Division
GRAND fcAPITA. AWARD


Ffve-p
Principal the
Model E35Four $s35oY
aFN
Style w" Wellington Upright $500 90 siEsH
Divisions
Fourth Award in o
Fifth Award In Each Division
5000 each &
sixth In OF Threep
II
Seventh ward in Each O. ThreeD I
of The Three Divisions
"Jurgens' valued at $4,000 each
Ninthaw in Each of the ThreeD visions
Wardrobe Trunks valued $4,000
Each of the Three Divisions
De
Eleventh Award in of the Divisions Y
Twelfth in Each of the TheeDh
'Renach Special Hats order value $1,000 each
In each Of he
Tons o Coal valued 50 90
Of
Ladies' "Rountree" SHOPPING Bags valued at $1,000
Pair of ssmour syels Shoes p Luxe So:
Iavalieres $1,000 each.
Cameo" Brooches at IS 90 each
$3.50
of s sssFl ana Psps @ 1 Saps es,
Sterling valued 5000
Sterling Glass container, value IS 90 each
Holders $500
10 Boxes Ensrsved oney each district valued at $3.50
go american National Bank Savings Accounts
Ratclre Tanner special eorsage s. so each ~
Fvepound Boxes cliff Well Special al
others
cash commission of that il wh
the selling the same has received
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-05
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and in this way dema for Christie
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-05
Special Division Inducement

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-05
Inter-Urban Division

All of Petersburg Hopewel City Point Chester Ashland
West Point and intermediate sections
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-05


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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-31
TO ARREST TRASH BURNERS

Fire Chief Alder and Fire Marshal
Shoat are not going TO take chances.
They are costly, not only In property,
but In the lives of men. Persons who
hazard their property and that OF 9TH
ers by permitting grass fires to burn
without protection are to find that
they are In the same catalog with gun
toters, whisky peddlers and that the
same cell at the police station which
proves safety zone for the latter
viii serve the same purpose for the
firebug.
Yesterday morning Fire Chief Alder
received instructions from the COM
missioners, thru Commissioner A L..
Funk, that the entire police depart
ment would be placed at the disposal
OF the fire department TO run down
and arrest all violators of the fire or
dlnances OF the city.
one of these ordinances. and the
one which Is being violated almost
every hour In the day, has TO do with
the bucning Of grass. This practice
must cease and the two departments
will see that II does.
Yesterday afternoon Fire Marshal
Shoat declared that he would arrest
every person found burning grass in
yards and that no fires would be per-
mitted in incinerators which are not
perfectly enclosed. In many cases the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-31
MAY ORDER FIRETRAPS
REMOVED IMMEDIATELY
Should Condemn Buildings
Not Fireproof is Nc
Farlin's Belief.

A committee from the Chamber Of
Commerce, appointed 10y President
McFarlin at a meeting of the directors
last Friday. yesterday morning ap-
peared before the mayor and city
commissioners relative to the enforce
ment of the city's building laws and to
the fire zone AS result of the con-
ference between members Of the COM
mittee and the city commissioners, II
Is probable that several structures, not
fireproof, will be ordered removed
from the downtown portion OF Tulsa.
II have n building myself" declared
President McFarlin in appointing the
committee last Friday, (which is a
hazard, not only for the property Itself.
but for those who own property ad-
jacent, and / believe that II should be
ordered torn down by the city. II the
commissioners win make a stringent
regulation covering the practice of
building such structures, and then will
force others who have firetraps to
remove them l will gladly have the
structure | own removed"
The building inspector and the fire
marshal have list of buildingc which
are known to be firetraps, and It is
probable that they will ask the owners
of such structures to improve them
for fire risk. and IL 1t is not possible to
pursue this course, or for any reason
the owners refuse to comply with the
request. they will be condemned by
the city and ordered destroyed.