davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-12
MA sWoJEM!

Liche lekarstwa - a jest ich
mn0stwo - musza ok}amac pacy
,,enta. Dobre lekarstwa naprzeciw
temu nigdy ME oklamia. Czytaj-
Gle nastepujacy list: Potter Nebr
Oct. 81 1918. Przyslijcie mnie
znowu Trinera AmerykansH Eli
xir Gorzkiego Wilma, BEE kt6rego
moze bym juz ME zyla. Kazdy
kto ME moze spac, albo kto ma
jake b6le zoladka, powinien go
|uzywac. Mnie pomaga on bardzo
ldobrze. Wasza Barbara Dvorak"
Azeby otr.zymac tie same skutki,
imusicie obstawac IA swojem i ME
,,przyjmowac mic innego jak tylko
Trinera Amerykanski Elixir Co
Irzkiego Wilma. We wszystkich ap-
|tekach "a $1.10. A gdy chcecie
|pozbyc sic reumatyzmu, neuralgii
boil W krzyzu, %zwichniecia, albo
opuchniecia, obstawajcie PREY
TEN, ably aptekarz dial Wan tylko
Trinera Liniment, kt6ry pomaga
szybko i niezawodnie. IS i 65c W
aptekach poczta 45 i Is c Joseph
Triner. Company 1333333-1343 S.
Ashland ave, Chicago III.
Trinera Amerykahski Elixir Go
rzkiego Wilma. Angelica Gorzki
Tonik i inne lekarstwa Trinera,
cd dis dni amozna dostac wy}a-
cznie W aptekach albo II kupc6w
kt6rzy sprzedaja lekarstwa. Tri-
nera Laboratoryum beda do mai
wyzszego stopnia zajete, wykony
waniem zam6wien z aptek ira
dowych dostaw medycznych pre-
.paratow, z%aprzestalo wypefniac
zam6wienia innych kupc6w zada
alb. kazdy PREY kupnie Trinera
lekarstw zwraca} sieujeno do. ap-
tex hub do kupc66w z lekarstwami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-12
(Ciag dalszy.)

Nocny gosc.w kt6rym PREY swie
tie lampy Z niema1em zdziwie-
MEM poznajemy ksiecia Kazimie-
RIA Dragomirskiego, pochyli} sic
mad mniemanym umar1ym j 1ka}
giO>nO....
- Umar1! umarf! - powtarza}
Z ropacza, - wydostal sic z vie
zienia. ably umrzec! A moe zosta}
zamordowany, ukarany smiercia?
- mowi} chrapliwym g1osem, o.
elalajac cia}o swojego ojca..
Oletchnal lzcj nieco ME znalazl
sly Shadow gwa4tu IA ciele uko-
chanego OLGA. lccz wkr6tce potem
znovu FACIAL lkac gfosno.
- Oh! dlaczegoz ME zgina}em
VI tych ciezkich przejsciach, jake
miai-m do przcbycia? - dlacze-
goz los mnie oszczedzif? O Boze!
Tv. ktorego mienia sprawiedli-
WYNN dlaczego tyle nieszczesc zsy
1a>z ia jednego slabego czfowie-
ka:.. Dlaczego?.. zadna odpo-
wielz ME dale sic slyszec z WHY
ny niebios. - mowii dalej pc
chvili. - bogowie os}aniaja sic
milczeniem. ME potrzebuja sic IL
sprawiedliwiac!.. Kiedy czlowiek
musi rozpaczac, poniewaz taxa ich
VIOLA! Otoz ME moge dlugo znosic
Tweco m~ilczenia, Panic Niebios.
Jezeli prawda jest, re pc smierci
stajcmy pred Toba, to "a chwlle
poviesz mi. "a co mnie skaza1es
Ma TAXA nedze. Me mann pc co Eye
d}uzej ia tym swiecie, udam sic
smia}o do tel nieznanej krainy,do
ktorej tylu ludzi wstepuje re
drzeniem.
Pc tych slowach wydoby} Kazi
mierz sztylet3 dziedziczna bron
swej rodziny, stanowiaca prawie
wszvstko, co mu Z rozbicia pozosta
]o~i chcia} go-pchnac sobie W ser
> &c.
, w tel chwifi jednak przyszla
H.nu ia mysl Marxa i cierpienia,
jake smiere snFo: musia1aby jej
sprawic>~~v
Nea@ a. m166eslbym bye ola
niej.nszcze22: --mdwi4 do siebie,
sjak sdxby chcac sic magic do
..speInienia. powzieteggo zamiaru,--
iestenl zlamany. IA ciele i duszy,
kazdc uczucie :opr6cz. bolesci. ga
mario w mojej piersi po}aczony
Marya cierpialbym meki .piekiel
re. I tax juz wciagna}em te czy-
sta istote w fatalne kolo moich
~nieszczessc przez to zbyt pospiesz-
he wyznanie:. Oh! jakiz nedznik
re mnie!.. gdybym -by} milcza4,
HE by]aby mnie za}owa1a.. Lecz
IA coz sic przydadza mole west
chnienia, mole }zy?- zawo}alz Try
wajac sic, az do tel BOWEN chwili
klecza} PREY l6zku, IA kt6rem le-
za} starry ksiaze nasc6z czekam4 :
CO ma sic stac, MECH sic stanie
Podniosl sztylet i tym razem by
lby n%iechybnie przeszyl swe ser
&C., edyby Marya ME pochwyci1a
90 "a reke.
Wybicie szyby zwr6cifo jej uwa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-12
ponury Dom W WarSzawie
-CZYLl-
HRABIA B0GUMIt KAMINSKI

&c, zacze}a sic ws1uchiwac i W pc
koju, W kt6rym leza1 starry ksiaze
us}ysza1a najprzod krzyk a potem
narzekania. Ubra1a sic vice pos
Ipiesznie i stanela pred Kazi-
|mierzem.
- Co cheese czynic, szalony?-
zawo1ala, - samob6jstwo jest ME
tylko dowodem nedznego tch6rzo-
silva, ale nadto okropna zbrodnia
w6wczas zw1aszcza, gdy zostaje pc
pe}nionem bez namys1u.
- Maryo, - odparf Kazimierz
upuszczajac sztylet, - Maryo,
Iczyz moglem postapic inaczej?
- Powinienes byl stanac przede
nina i mnie zapytac: "czys spell
Mia swoje przyrzeczenia, dziew--
czyno, czys ocalila mego ojca?''
i odrzek1a Marya patrzac ma ME
60 z wyrzutem, - ia bym ci IA to
odpowiedzia}a, re wszystkie mole
usilowania zmierzaly do tego, axe
by 60 uwolnic i re 60 uwolnilam.
- Prawda, jest wolny, - re
k}a Marya, ably po1ozyc koniec me
czarniom mfodego cz}oWieka, -
gdybyS ME byf W tax gwa1townem
wzbrzeniu, by1bys sam zauwazy}
re ojciec tw6j spi.
Kazimierz spojrzal ma Marye z
powatpiewaniem, ale twarz jego
;rozpogodzi}a sic i przyje}a wyraz
radosci, gdy c6rka kata opowia-
da1a mu, W jaki spos6b zdolano O..
calic jego ojca.,
- Tysiaczne CT .,dzieki "a to, a.
nielskie dziewcze! - zawo}a1 milo
dy czlowiek, rzucajac. sic do nog
Maryi, - oddalas mnie- zyciu i
czarowne TIVE -s}owa natchnely
mnie nova nadzieja. .Widzisz Ma
|ryo, chwila ia jest ola mnie nau-
ka, re cd pomrok6w rozpaczy do
s}onecznych promieni- %szczescia
jednak krok tylko! Ha! ilez to ia
przeszed}em W ciagu tych dnie ME
wielu!
- Rzeczywiscie, MONA to Cd
eadnac. twej poWierzchownosci.
Kazimierzu, - odrzek}a Marya,-
moi Boze i ia tego az do tej:ehwi
III ME spostrzeg}am. Odziez twoja
podarta, jestes zbroczony krwia...
leo sic stale Kazimierzu?
- Sta1o sic nieszczescie, - Cd
|~powiedzia} MILDLY cz}owiek, = O.
powiem ci to ,ale usiadzmy, DO je
stem %strasznie~ znuzony.
Marya przysune}a diva krzes}a
ola siebie i ola ksiecia, Kazimierz
jednak usiad1 ma malym tabore-
Gle IL jej stop, m6wiac:
- Tu jest mole miejsce!
Nastepnie ujawszy jej reke, mo
Twill:
- Wiadomo ci. Maryo re pred
czterema mniej wiecej tygodnia-
mi przedsiewzielismy ucieczke "a
granice austryacka, wsp6lnie z
thrabfa Bogumilem Kaminskim,
|przebrani "a woznic6w wiozacych
towary. Ucieczka TAXA, jedynie
ola mas mozliwa, ME mogla sic Cd
bywac pospieszniej jak zwyk}a
! :jazda podobnych wozow TOWARD
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-12

v ktorej nazwa11bys sic 2 mego
powodu niieszczessIiiwym. g! ksiaze
Dragomirsh,sn igdy tego ME wi
idzialam tax jasnoi WyraM1ie, jak
" tel Wlasnie chWili, re poniedzy
mani jest rozwarta p1rzepasc, kt6-
rejnic zapehic ME zdoIa
Me popychaj mnie do sza-
!!lenstwa, Maryo, zawola ksiaze
lKazimierz pofywajac ia M6w "a
reke, okrutna, gdybys wiedzia
"a, re hazde twoje s1owo zadaje
mi clos sztyletu, ME NOWADAYS
wiecej, mialabys litosc mad moja
meczarnia i przysieglabys mi, re
bedziesz moja ma zawsze, bez
wzgledu: ma Wszystko, cobadz STAG
by sic mog}o!.. O Maya! - mo
viii rozpromieniony mi1oscia da-
Leg, = Maryo! powiedz mi, re
mnie kochasz, wyrzecz sic wszel-
kich wzgled6w, ME mysl Q niczem
mnem, Nlko o#tem, il przysiegasz
re bedziesz moja iona, re poczaw
sly cd dis Wszelkich sill dok1a-
''dac bedziesz ably ten piekny eel
osiagnac. Mysl tylko 0 TEN j PREY
.siaz mi wieczna wiernosc!
Ksiaze m6wif z takim zapalem
i p%rzejeciem, re wszystkie watpli
,Wosci Maryi ustapily pod wp}y-
wen jego slow. Przyszlosc, kt6--
"a dotychczas przedstawia}a sic
jej ponuro j smutnie, zajasniala
swiat1em sfonecznem i blask jej
.oswieca} drogi wsp6lnego jej ~
cia z Kazimierzem. zadna chmu-
ra ME zas1aniafa nieba, kt6re OF
wiera1o sic pred MIA. S}owem
szczescie, o kt6rem nigdy ME
marzy1a stane}o pred jej oczyma
i. W ME wys1owionej b1ogosci cor
ka kata padla W objecia ksiaze-
cego syna..
Przycisnal on uleczona re zwat
pien dziewczyne z calym zapa}em
i namietnoScia do swego Iona i.
FACIAL .okrywac pocalunkami jej
r6zane usta.' jej czo1o jej oczy.
Marya ME odpowiadala IA te
objawy milosci, ale gwa1towne
bicie jej serca, w%znoszenie sic 10
Ma doWodzi1o niedajacego sic OPT
sac wzruszenia W jakiem sic maj
dowala ia anielsko czysta istota.
Me by}a w stanie slowa wym6-
vic i pomimo zaklec i b1agan
ksiecia Kazimierza, azeby wyrze-
kla try tax kr6tkie a tax uszczes
sfowa: ia Gle kocham
ME miala dosyc silly, azeby zaspo
koic jego zyczenie. Dopiero pc u
p1ywie kilku minut, dopiefo wow
czas, gdy potok }ez pop}yna1 z jej
oczu i przyni6sf mejaka ulge jej
sercu, zdolafa ksiecia zapewnic 0
swej mi1osci; zapewmc ponownie.
Kocham Gle, - szepne}a opa
r]szy glowke 0 jego piers, = ko-
cham Gle, jak nigdy jeszcze ME
kochala zadna kobRta. Chcialabym
ola ciebie umrzec, chcialabym Ola
twojego szczescia poniesc ssmierc
najokropniejsza, a. jednak ME
moge sic: cieczyc z tego, re Gle ko
cham. Nieupojona radosnemi ma
dziejami ia przyszlosc rzucam sic
tobie IA szyje, lecz przestrzegam
Gle. i wolam,: ME ufaj ~szczesciu,
ME sadz, zeby droga wiodaca mas
do celu byla tax r6wna tax pick
IA jak ia, kt6ra przebylismy:..
pamietaj o tenn, re jest trudna,
ciernista i pelna niebezpieczenstw
= Pokonam wszystko! = odpo
wiedzial Kazimierz, = mysl O to
bic przyswiecac mi bedzie i cache:
cac do czyn6w, do zwycieztwa
we wszelkiej walce, a przede-
wszystkiem W walce z przesadem
rodowym. Moi ojciec.-
(Ciag daisy pastapi.,
Darue Prezent dia Dzewczat ! klwalefew
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-12
'1WlARIYr WtsIek, dlIia l2-es lst,palA. 1918

Hk8&&8. Ut816 lZ-~ -
k'oryn pomagalslny Dyn uzplo-
Jenl' sis Waiha. Mysm
uuzlaa -
1 $3.50
na1,.,
A :, A,.'.sos1 go
-. "'Aeo
-. n. ,
n..1p:..nsaa
+. :
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n.zaszrta hi. n;ers; nad, W.
p..
49, 80 ~
80 49,,
1900
: no!e' e'1'''.. ~ Wy u
"'nt sn' h'o.n Aosa.a'en
II l'n po'n,onFl" ID
heoieJ Aos'a1en popcn-
cnnlely. cd rdniony 'aAAe iecz
leAAo' "luzac ~ lle noge val
eye plzewazhieJsza slfa, goy
rozproszyll SIC q po cztscl zostall
uJFcl niol Aontiaodn
ozlscl, popeoem zacno-
"a"czyin 9 ny nia!ac
oos'ahla sle "a GRANGE
Wszeihien
by A1s9q, yaA pospol'sy
oro,.n.ai .o'a
n''1: -,
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w ~ loahanl; 1,+raoon-,n ID
,az;on;a
paoan; hs;a;o
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So nLI
1.
n' 'po'i1"l ~ oA'' ~ -"
ie.aisi'1nsm sl'ie wy"
d ~ LID NARY
hysy Jego pizes.racn
! przerazenne rozposoozl1y sig Id
Wldok dzleWczyny. Upadf 90 ]eJ
nog l za"ofaf'
MOI boze ME Wlem Jah mo
ge lekac sic czegol"lek' peoac
prz! 'opie l poA" dan
panoWac mao SOFA uczuclom' kto-
re mi =zatruWaJa sfodNcz teJ ch"l
II: frecz z opa"a' precz =
GEM z"atplehlan1' me"ii I'd.
+le9 u1mu9ac 1a "a feke
SWAT cay pfzeo n'ol',
oczu l niecn lyfko 9eo',a "S''
.mnle zaJnlle' kieoy : !"
t"o1e oczv, "lysi' 70 gig Aocilanl !
re 90 cieoie haiele u" Ad"sAe
Nusis- Sig JeuilaN "!tAoo
teJ mysll,:- rzek1a Alarso c'cio
2 usiio" amen pa:io--
Wafa mao sopa, p~izeszAouy NlFh-
SEE hlz kleos Aol"ieh :s'a9a Ia "a
"aozle ! :A''"-
.]e mi SIC ze oeozle haJlepieJ' guy
cle uWq4nle oo oahego MI sio"a.
Mayo! = za"ofaf ksiaze
zryWaJac sic Maryo co " mo-
|Wlsz?.. kto q nasunaf te m!sl!.'
- Rozsadek, = odpoWledzlaia
dziewczyna z godnoscla Wldze,
re musia1bys sic Wyrzee lmlenla l
l. or,op,, r1vhx7S mi modal roko do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-12

(Ciag daisy pastapi.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12
HAYS HOTLYS SCORES
ALLEGED PARTISAN
METHODS OF DEMOS
Chairman of National Republican
Committee Charges Wisconsin
Leaders With Infamous
Acts.

Washington. sept ~ VIII It.
Hays. chairman uf tho national zee
publican committee. replying today
to q message from Secretary TumuitN,
said Dr. Was not true that ho said to
republican stat, rhuITmpu 100 chicago
that the democratic leaders at Wash
ingtnn would even ,nd the war with
KIND uf compromise lf that would
Insure continuance ot the democratic
PARTY 100 power"
dit NOT use the woriH quoted
in yuul telegram. said the letter
What / HHid thou. which ! now re-
uttum, and which ! shall Couttuu Go
declare. WAS substantially as follow
'Htrs'. ass to ,h, means |uD-ufJvd tu
hy certain democratic leaders 20 got
votes. I slid;
In the special election boz Wisoon-
sin tL" democratic machine leaders
uuhlishDd Embellishments, u%ndonlcl
since o. them. addressed tO the sol.
di,rs at Camp Grant as follows
To Oh, Wisconsin Soldiers tt Camp
Grant Tuesday. April %
You arc rni led TO vote tur
luit,d States senator from Wisconsin
10 succeed senator Paui O Hustiug
President Wilson. your com
mdud"r 900 yhtcI. desires ull loyal
Americans 10 .utt I,r Joseph T. ia
SD, tor United states senator.
Davies election means IoV az
Washington and gloom NJ Berlin
| regard this as an infamous pros.
Ututiuu uf all patriotic pruprlcttes and
the frossost violation OF tho piaIuosi
,lNil dutN. worthy ul fNo -cNote,t
CONDEMNATION OF ul Nm,Il,lus
iiom such .Dtous 10 is evident and
regret 90 aty %. hat hcsc democrats,
leaders Ail 20 90 any lengths To- carrs
the senate and house.
said
It now take the opportunity TO ap'
peal 90 o directly ami 10 the demo.
,TJuc urpanlzatIud 90 JON with Dol.
900 this effort 20 Keep parts1uship on.
of the WAY and the war ont of purfi.
san politics
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12

Ito Harry W. FpuIuu. BhiuClardC;.
WIS Harry 9 Hil. ri.tstown Pa.
Corps John ~ %Iuuauson, Davcr-
port Ia. liobt Race. I|ittshursh IA.
INt4 Felix BinkIu. Meyers Mills,
$ g.; John J. uubIrski" ShJmokin.
pa llcurv = Fish. HASTINGS. Neb
lark iiall. Harlan. N,.. litlS \.
kcul lutrohe. pa N1ctcoI kowul-
SKI 'hi'opec. Mass TiidDu Parks
Dan'lil". ky; Howard \ Van Nug-
nor. Iu,uztsilir. n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12

pyts John y M,Dus. cumberland
Md crawl ~. N,.rli. ENoulako
Idaho. Ernest I. simpson. Guthrie
okla John " St.uI,,. soutag Va.
Walter Sis. MontI..Ifp Goo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12

Margaret Fielding, on the eve Of an
clipping marriage with Henry Ira
.Itir. IL accidentally discovered with
n.u .a q hotel by Capt. HaiHcs. "a
fr.,nd Of Traqtuir. under circum-
.'.u.,s which though innocent, are
compromising from the strictly CON
.rufIUual point 81 view.
UltIuair To save the reputation Of
NH tltucce. H. compelled To- introduce
t,r tH h.. wifi, lmmodiatcl. after
H..I hr receives word that he is
ruined through the roscality ut e
luE president tits ~uictd" leaves
Margaret boo "a l,-uor1t. ~situutVrs
Walter Maxwell. "a we'll know au-
fluf. who was with HtIurs when Mar
.lr.f wac discovered In Trluuair IS
apartment. ls stricken blind through
abuse Of bis eyes By a. chapter OF
accidents Margaret rs thrown into
oulic with and marri's MIN ia
spite of his blindness.
Maxwell is operated on. rscov"rs
his sight and recognizes his wife as
Ola, girl De saw iu ~Traquair's rooms
Ne denouuccs her, 4 letter from
TraQuair, written before he hot him
yelf comes To Hainos after having fol-
lowed hiT1 AN over India. II exon
crates Margaret. There Is immediate
iecoH,.lltt.Cn ana happiness. See this
picture today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12

so Va VIM. +. 60 .ntliu. Manchcs.
tea. y. n.
lNts Luciano I'H"Y,li. browns
VIE. roN Henry = campbell. psi,sc.
la Ndnlph coola,h Providence. H.
H. John Docrr. Barnes. kas.. oliver
HAN. Turner. Mich John Hicks, Sno o.
homish, Wash: Herman \ kolkana.
PORTLAND. Ore: jos o. Ldhetige' be
Mass Iinlio Merlin. italy. Niuuiia
Itgnuni Italy. Ilm.. o. Parker Kali
ispol, Mont WIN. CONRAD Scui"iEct,
cw Hritnir. Conn lls SCR, ltalN
Earnest g. Sherm,H. wilbur. MiCtL
g. VI Tomliusop. south Portland.
ore. Frank Peter Glenn. philadcl.
" Va; Russell s. Moore. Emaus
Pa Ralph Deepen. chicago. H.; Nicl
= Tussou, Detroit Nich BencdiCh
Mirthu. EItchburr NIas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12

g. English Tallahassee. Flu.. Thomas
a. fsWIr.. i,tluter. ore. Ericoll T.
Girurl Seattle. Wash Augustus C.
Goodwin Philadelphia. PA Edward
Hoffman. sandy. ore carl Ioscphuu.
ambrose 49, D willard : kiug,
HAD. Noui. ward % Lawrence.
tJrrsvilio. Nv. WIN T. Moutcp. No.
N""spDrt. Pa. Henry a. Mlllwood.
Fluw"ry Branch. Ca. Edgar g..
Muultuu. Conrad. Mont Joseph Nuil-
Ten, Marshall ll Joseph Na-al.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12

BROOKLYN. -. = Carl Peterson.
Hrirssville. VIZ David ~Eittcnhurr.
dorchester. Mass Antonio Santiuo.
New York. JAKE SCuviyko. Noshkoru.
WIS Michael SEok. Nonkers. y y
Joseph II. Is N,rlo. Yonkcrs, s., y
EdWin smith. Brooklyn. y Y; Clydo
NJ Suodgrass. p%puoWka, W.. Hugo
Sunstrom. Stockholm. sweden. Geo.
W Thomas. Cpthlluc' Wash Louis
TruyJ. chicago. 800 BuIis-IlN WIN
mko. Detroit. Mich
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12
JOSEPH BLACKBURN,
FORMER SOLON FROM
KENTUCKY, IS DEAD

Washington. sept. l2 Joseph g. s
blackburn. former senator from Ken.
tu,ky and iu recent years resident
COMMISSIONS of the Lincoln Memorial
commission. died early today ut his
home here. lie Wa stricken shortly
with % recurrence uf heart attacks
from which Doe was I r'IruUi, sufferer.
senator Blackburn Wts almost so
years old
N> t memHsr OF On. I4thupn canal
commission. pee mad charge of th" civil
administration of the canal .uu, more
than two and q hall years from
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12
Will Quiz Teachers
On October 4 and 5

Santa Fo. sept 1. Tho last stat,
teachers examination FOR the ycat
viii hc held October 4 and g In oacl
county seat and az tho state normal
schools.
The examinations viii be for IN,
three grades Of teachers certificates
Those intending 90 take the eNamina-
tons should n"t.ii the county super.
rintendcnt Of the respective institu.
lions. II is desired that ton days no.
tice of such intention hc given u pos.
gihI..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12

a lazy liver leads 20 chronic dvs-
7epsia and constipation-wcakens the
whole system. Doan'a Reguleta (3Oc
per hoX) act mildly on the liver and
bowels. At al drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12

American boys today are fighting
over the very fields and hills whore
Pierre Iuyul. nero OF ~ Soldier 81
Sacrifice. fought with the French
troops when Germany's hordes swept
uvc France.
Selcheprey, the Chemin des Dames.
Amiens Toul, Luncville-all these are
names that will live forever In tn"
uuuuls OF American bravery, for ~
wos at these places hat Pershing q
men met tho Hun ana showed hit9
the mettle OF freemen.
So with Pierre Duval. whose
bravery In action won him The adora-
non Of hia comrades md the respect
Of his officers.
"A Soldiers oath which was
chosen 10y exhibitors Of the country
aS n ~ the six greatest plays proc
duced by William Fox. has been re-
yised. retitlcd and 1trensthylod unt.l
TODAY ~ stands at the forefront of an
uhotodramas which have come out
90 the war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12

The Liberty Loan starts septem-
Der rs, Get ready
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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-08-03
SHERIFFs SALE.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate Under
Execution.

Eugene w Yeomans, Plaintiff, VS.
Charles FL. Lamberton, Defendant
BY virtue of an execution issued
out of the District Court Of the
Third Judicial District, County of
Ada, State of Idaho, wherein Eugene
w Yeomans, plaintiff, and Charles
H. Lamberton, defendant, upon a
judgment rendered on the goth day
of February, A. D. 1916, for the sum
of $10,781.95 less credit of
$5205.50 under date of January 81,
1918, lawful money of the United
States, besides costs and interest,
did on the 18th day Of July, 1918,
levy upon all the right, title, claim
and interest of said defendant
Charles H. Lamberton, Of in to the
following described real estate,
to wit:
The Northwest. Quarter of the
North West Quarter (NWA NWA J
of Section Fifteen (15), Township
Four (4) South. Range Six CO. East
of Boise Meridian (B M, together
with all water rights and appur-
tenances, said property standing up
ON the records In the name of the
State of Idaho, and the interest of
said defendant being that of the
holder of a certificate of sale there
Of; also upon the property of defen-
dant, being the Northeast Quarter
(NEA) of Section Twenty-six (26),
and the North West Quarter (NWA }
of Section Twenty-Five (25) in Town
ship Four ca South of Range Five
60 East Of Boise Meridian (B. M,
together with all water rights and
appurtenances, said property stand
ing upon the records in the name of
the United States and said defen-
dant being the holder of an unre-
corded patent thereto; also upon the
SOUTHEAST Quarter (SEA of Sec
ton Twenty-three (23) and the
Southwest Quarter (SWA) of
Section Twenty-four (24) of Town
ship Four(4) South of Range Five(5)
East, of Boise Meridian (B. M,
together with all appurtenances
thereto, standing upon the records
of Gilmore County in the name of the
United States, Immogene Maude
Lamberton being the holder Of an un-
recorded patent thereto, and she
being the wife of said defendant,
Charles Fl. Lamberton, and said
property being the community prop
erty of said husband and wife; also
upon Lots Two (2), Three (3) and
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-08-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, u. S.
Land Office at Boise, Idaho, July rs,
1918.
Notice is hereby given that Carroll
A. Rathbun, of Mountainhome, Idaho,
who, on July 10th, 1913 made Home
stead entry, No. N4781, for SWA
SWA, Sec. II, SEASEA, Sec. IS,
NEA NEA, Sec. 10, NWA NV Il,
Sec, 20, T. 5 s., r. Z E., & Add HID.
0169S4, for SEA SWA, SWA sen,
Sec. II, and NEANWA, NWA-
NEA, Section 90, Township south,
Range z east, Boise Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make
three year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
w. G. HOWE, United States Commits
sioner, at his office, at Mountainhome
Idaho, on the 4th day of September,
1918. ~
Claimant names as witnesses:
Norman Davidson, George Doss,
Cyrus M. Higgins, and William
Burghart, all of Mountainhome,
Idaho
FRANK s. HER,
July ~ Aug. "a Register.