davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-31
A Chewing Gum Cocktail.

Fruit Hearts" Is the Chewing Gum
Cocktail. Delicious fruit flavor with
candy coating. It's original. All
StoreS-5c
Made by Frank II. Fletr Corporation.
Philadclph ia.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-31
Rock and White.


When the Rock and White party
came TO Richmond on May /, The
Times Dispatch said Of the show
which plays a return engagement at
the Academy Monday. Tuesday and
Wedn esday and Wednesday matinee:
What was Rock and White? Moth
ing but a classy vaudeville show: bu;
tho ciassicst vaudeville show that has
favored this city with performance
this year. Frances White. dressed in
cottage costumes or those that ran to
neither extreme, hair Nell Brinklev
style and otherwise very much like a
picture one might see on Vogue" or
Saucy Stories" played the par, of the
spoiled. tempting and ailurinE child in
the cutest manner Imaginable a
perfect scream" was on the Inns Of
most OF those in the packed house to
sec hcr dance and sing.
The acting OF William Rock in tho
straisht-out vaudeville parts with Miss
White was very good, but il was in
the !inpersonation of Broadway
Mourning. Old Age Old Bachelor and
the First Generation IN Chinatown that
ne shone. The cynicism and tho humor
mat mingled in those parts made him
pathetically funny. 1t could hardly he
deemed sacrileEc 10 compare him TO
.Nooody IN "Everywoman."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-31
tend Lincoln'a Addrea.

LoNpoN' May 3o.-At Liverpool the
horu Mayor presided at an elaborate
JOINT service In London Princess
ia!Iicia, vice admiral Sims and Major.
Biddle attended a baseball game nIaved
by American soldiers and sailors for
the benefit Of charity Lincoln's Get
tysburg address was read al the Aner
lean Women's Club. Exercises were
held at the American Officers. club
and at other American centers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-31

Ward. niece of Charles NJ. Schwab. d.
Encouragement of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-31
Local Rainfall.
Local Observation. at s r. ,
CONDITIONS ~ IMPORTANT CITIES.

Temperature. -. humidity. SO: wind
direction. east; wind. velocity. II miles
weather, cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-31

II you have something you want to
sell. advertise il in the Want Ad col
umns of this paper. You'll yet quick
results. Call Randolph /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-31
Locnl Tcmpcraturc lcstcrL.>,

Locnl Temperature Yesterday.
II noon temperature. ......... az
y. NJ. temperature. ........ s.
i. NJ. temperature. ............ -.
Maxim UNI temperature to p NJ. s.
Minimum temperature to S +. Nj 81
Mean temperature yesterday. -
Normal temperature ........... ~
Excess Yesterday .............. .
Excess since March i.......... l67
Deficiency since January l.... -,
Local Rainfall.
Rainfall last twelve hours. None
Rainfall last twenty-four hours IS
Excess since March I.......... Az
Excess since January l........ 1888
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-17
Thrift stamps" INN @erfani in

Ste1t iidI. cid 5urt NnftnQcu
meacu 0cicrtion geqeuit0Crichcn0 uuo
nm icjue Yntter 5I idltBcn, Die
$500 gilraidlnit fir lem Gridciucn
Dor Dem Ridrtcr 0citcat butte. itellte
I'D, %obu =. 0orlcp oem biciiQen
Refrutirungs Cfii3lcr ais Armce.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-17
gonntpratbs. SiBums.

Ger G%ountnratb trat geitcrn 81
ciner Spe5ialiieuu8 5uiammen uno
crmdblte 8alter 2Sinter. Den ein5i-
gen Ga~noiootcn mr. oieies Imt, gum
&iorliBcnoen.
SuperUiior Sol)u ainolep pom
Sanitorum Committee, iniormirte
ben Hatb, 0oB nod $4,000 notbig
leieu fiir Die Golen0ung oes 8aues
bel Cnalosfa, ulo cine &eiolution
meld,e oieie 5ummc %bemlaiete, mur.
Dc AM Nadmtittu8 cingereiht uno
angenommen.
Die Sormlttog@iieuug fam Inn If
llbr gum AbidlluB. Inn oen 9eiud)
oes Sanitorlums ieitens Der Wtitglie.
ser ocS Maths ST. crmogIid)en oomit
lie Iid) ourh cigeueu Augenifein BON
Dem 6ortihritt DER 9auarbeiten
ilbcr3eugcn fonntcn. Iie Iabrt naf)
Cualo5fn muroc in Auto5 5uriidge-
lcg:.
III Der notwithstanding mur,
pcn 3ilm groBtcn Sbeil nur lauieuoc
(Scldldfte erlc0lat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-17
3ieien : 8eidiiB9ieBerei.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, or
May It. 1918. as required by the
Act of October 6, 1917.
g2uihington, .. e., IA. Wfoi.
Ncpiae 3slono. I'M Ohio 6IuB
nobe Sitt5surg gelegen, lit on,
Giensta9 pom &rieg$oepartcment
ais TIoe fiir Die groBe @eidriiegie.
Berei mo Mtlrnitiousfabrif beItimmt
moroen, peld)e bon ser Regierung
bctricbcn nerocn miro. Ser 8nu
iol m0gIitit beidIeuuiqit meroen.
Die @crfc iperoeu Die gr6Bten Der
8eIt iein uno leIbit arupps@erfe in
Icutidlono lbertrcffen. Die 8erfe
tperocn Don Ser llniteo States Steel
Corporation gcbout uno uittcr Muf.
Ilft Der &egicrung betrieben neroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-17
Surge StaOtneuigfeittu.

@rn otto " Y(iinitcr muroc,
dis er iejn guto nor ocn1 Gruital
(bcoter III Cualoafo am Wontoa
HnbeouIidti9t ltchcn QcIoileu bottc,
eth Reicrpc.Hclicn l~eitohlcn.
Ghalcidl Die 3cit tur 3nhlcn
Ser NtnocitUuCr pcritrihtn lit. iin0
cmtAc hu10crt NuuoebcijGcr lhreu
&crplIjd'tum9cn bis lett uidlt mad,
dCtunlmCu.
Inter Scr NntIoqc bc5 llhrcn.
HlCbitahI> list Gin Ncmiiicr G6orIe@
luplo non GIcptlouo. ohio. III Salt.
u loll Die llhr non $. e. 0orfS in
tlncnt @oNjrbnuie an scr iiiol 3
1troBc cutmcnoct u1o lie iiir $3.50
bcl tlllcm Ginnoleihcr ptriCet hnbcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-17
S0m SObe abbernfen.

Striael. Sm @cim ibrcr Gltern,
0rn. mo Grau Sobn StrigeI, iii
Dill StraBc, itorb am Ntontag I'M
H.Iter uou - &abren Sri. NINA
5trigcl. Tie &eritorbene mar lett
malrercn >Sohren frout. 1ie @lteru,
ieds S~drueiteru mo orei 9riioer be-
traueru Sic @cimgegonaene. 0us
@egr0bniB mar 9eItern Nad)mittag
auf Dem fotboIiihcn 6rieoboie.
SOaer. Niciige &ernonote erbiel-
ten Die Nofridlt pom Dem Nblebct
uon 8oiolin S0acr, Der 5ebn Sabre
oIteu lodter BON 0rn. mo 6rou
%obn s. loller in Battle Greet,
Did, frilhcrer @epobner pon Ga
Groi'e. Ioa &iuo itorb oil cinem
@iruaeihmiir. Go5 @~eqrGbniB lin
ret belttc 4Rorgcn in Battle Greet
itQtt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-17

Ieierteur. @arlep ntel0ete Dem 81.
ii5ler, oaB or aus Der armee Dor 2
,lobren oeiertirt lei uuo bolo oaraui
habe icine 5rau cine aIoge gegcn
i'm eingcleitet, Die ebeniau5 out &c
iertion loutete. @eim 8orperbor
oicics Sales itcllte ieinc Wiutter
$500 Vilrgifoit INN iein Grihetnen
bei Der @erhon0lung 0c5 Joaes ii6cr
3i iteucn. Dorlep erbat pom Refru.
llrungsbeomten ole &ergitnitigung
int @erid)t eriAeineu 81 0~iirfen, UNI
i'd oif bic 4nfloge ieiner 6rau gu
ucrt6cioigeu. 2icies Wur0e ibnl &c.
mdhrt uno err miro bis gum Bro3eB
i'm 9oli3eigemabriom blcibeu, uno
ipdtcr Den WfilitdrbchorOen lUegcn
Nrmcc 0eiertIou sur 9ctrafnng
il6crgebcn Dcroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-17
9as Rotbe aren3.

ri oruben Ill
Rhetuts iii elm
fleines f%ran50i:
fdlcs Wtdodlen,
Deiien &dter icui
2eben fur ieilt
Gatcrlono lieb.
Gieies 9nno mo
feline ytutter Ieb-
ten 8tpct Sabre
s
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-17
0ntiunaler Spnrtaa mnrbc nnae.


oronct. Niacouiiu@ gau5c Quote
iitr NricQa 5pormarfen i'm getroge
non Sji,000.00 ioa bis gum 6rei-
toa. ocn IS. >luui. meIdcr bon Fra
ii0cnt Nllion ais notlonalcr Spor-
tna ~uroflomirt morocu lit, dulgctrie,
bcu mcroeu. Iieicr Iog miro ais
aroTcr Matchmaker Sclertaq beobnf)
TT mcrocH mo uuc Staaten Iolcn
lhre Qal.3e E.uutc aH Spormdrfcn
ctt1pc0cr crrcidIt oocr i|ibertroffen
bubcn Ties mar Die &oihaIt, mel
dc Mortimer 5. StCpcHs, ituatildler
81lbli3itdtsoircftor Der Nrlcq5lpor.
Gampaqne, 6en GouutD.EorltBcu0Cn
non 6S Counties. in cjner &criamm-
tunQ. Die nrn 1icn$ta9 I'M 5otcl
EiiItcr in Wllpaufec itdttfaH0,
bradtc. 0crr Stcucuo |crlUutert eli.
ncu g>lut, mIttcl9 uCldlcm 6 moglid1
ucnludlt rUcr0tn ioG. Wi9coniin bis 81
ocm obcuqCu0nutcu Gnqe oCUer the
(op" III briuqcH. Gr fitn0iqt on.
ouB Der 5tuat in 5ublrcIfe 2iuiiio'
ucu clnqcthetlt moroen lit In ic'
Dem Thrift mcrocn or1 9t0dmlttoQ
oc9 2S SlmJ &criuumlungCn abge'
holtrH fUcrben
49, cl.a -. CHS o..
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-17

- @cnn Gle BeIb 3u 5 8ro.
gent bnben mod,ten. 10 iprCd)en Sic
bel mir oor. g 8. 8ol3. Gortor
I'M Nciuburg @cbdu0e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-17

Tret!

9|od't rjtt9 aus mas iiir ctrCn
Nl'tCH CIV huhcu. boIei Sic iih TO-.
'ort cJnc Noihc non @rdp'& Ntrto
Sont0. Qebrouden &c oie &0l'tc
odocrl Uno wcuu Sic utdlt ~iiberSluli
ma. NaG ca oaH luuuocrbdrtc Nu
item 4ttttcI tit ueld,c% Sic uod Il
1c'thcI hohCu Damn brinlcu Sic Sic
dnStyc M1litc Wriid uun crhaltln
,Ebr po0c% StlN uieoer. GS lit in
81 Gents uuo $500 SuIihcu. iebr
orlcnChm iu uChureu. uro fCiu fiir
Wit uuo ,&lUl g~pothcfer Gha2
@tuihIal 503 Main Strobe, mot
tr ler1. oab Sic non ojcicr ircicn
Cfftrtc @ebrnud MAIDEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-17
airdlides.
Hsiormirte ct. Sobannes d. @emeiube,
6de 4. uHo gsartet Strake,
Eaftor, :. Studmeier.

Sonntagslhule INN 900 llhr.
Geutider 0o~ttesoierit nm 1915
ubr. abeuomabl - 9oaefte fiir
airdbauiono.
Sugenooerein am ZOO llhr.
Gngltldler 8ottcsolenit nm 80
ttbr. &odefte iHr driItlid]e Grsieb.
ing.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-17
So s.
Sreicr Sdpuimmuntcrridlt. Sober

sfreicr Sdlpimmuntcrrldlt. Sober
Gnabe I'M alter jpiitcu 10 mo -
sSahren ioate idpImmen Icrncn.
gom 20. Dloi bis gum /. Sum- miro
IN Der y. u. Is. u. ireicr l~lntcrrid}t
I'M Shmimmen fur StnabcH IN obI-
oern 4lter ertbcit mcr0eu. Gte Pint.
nciiunqcu I'M Sdwimmcn eriolgcn
linter 4uflld)t bon Stwimmlcbrer
gsfoii, mo 0ie auabeu iin0 i'm
Sdnimmlbalin Der 2, N. s. u,
uabc5u Dor alien Grtrinfungsgetdb'
ren gcidubt.
Gin G~ohleuerbOt. Rad elmer
neuen 8eroronuug Der 8uuOesfob
IcnocrpuIting 1T Der &erbroud non
raudlloicr Wcidlfobie liIr 9au9bdI-
~tunQs3ncdc in Ocn 1tadtcn " 8
confiu, Njnnciota, oeu bciocn
Gafotas uuo ,somn UerboteH. 3le
ioaenounie r0uhloie aohic mlro
hanpti1dlidB in Den Votabontaa. uu0
9}cru Miner t5rubcn in &lratuin uno
8lelt 8|iraiuin 4ci0rOcrt; Ne ioa aua
if,lieBIih isir Sdliic, Die nod Der
0rlegs5ouc iabrc1. lcfpart mcrocn.
.5hriit Clamps" sam %crfOni in
uQcn @0scn. ,lcOcr sn6cu III Der
Gtaot rulro nlbrIit Clamps" un0
&ricQ9ip0rnarfrH am Gn0c olcicr
Wofe gum 8crfaui ietlbtrtcu &c,
mai QIdncn. 0ic pom oIbriit
Gtonlps" Gommittcc in cjncr fiir3.
lidcn BPrIdmmluuG IN Der &dn0eI5'
farrrHtCr eHtnorfcn urIrocn. D1c
aaufIcutc ucroeu bctm 0crou3qcbcn
non 0ehielQclo y(srjit Staups"
Qeben. no INNER c. uuddnQIih III.
nm ocn Abiut oicicr Borfcn mad
bciten Nraiten 81 i0rberu.
StcIt ildI. cid 5mri NlnflnQcu
mcacn Dcicrtion geqent0Cric1cno uuo
1,sq, FnJur IEr,+fra s,t f3prNan NO
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-17
unfaas=Gbronif.

BON cincn &nnbcn, ,atf seirle1s
&icpclc ouf oem Seitenmeg on Der
Gte Don II. uno Sodion StroBc
fabreno, 5u @oocu gcmorfen prroe
Irou 0eurn Stcphl, 1907 Sobnion
StroBc. Gle crIitt babel einen
@ruh ibrer a~nieifeibe, Die Sod)e
wlIroe an Die Goli5pi beriftet. Ser
Surge, Oriien 9fon1e niht befannt
it, fIhr Der &Orihriit 5%utpiOer auf
Gem Seitcnpeg, oenr ionohI sic
,EofIon StraBe pie aud Ole ~.
StroBe iino gepiloItert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-17

ldHd mahreno oes Bontbdr0cnletifS
in einrin aener, bis Die gtutter
ihiieBlid} ourh cine berItenoe
5drapncQfugel geto0tet mltroe. Ina
aino lit crit ied)a Sabre aft rtnO al
lcine in eiier perlaiiencn mn0 per
lUuitetcn 2nn0ihait ........
Sort lit cine olte iran3oliIte
6ruu NIT 5rpci Gnfcln, Ocren Gatcr
I'M Gompie fiel uno oeren Wutter
in ben StroBeu pom @erberuiIlc er-
ihoiien mur0c. 4ieic Grei lebteu 3
Sabre binter Den oeutiten 9lnien
Der ..0inOenmurg Riid3ua" lieB lie
3uriid - uno lie iobcn Ole 1riColorc
mic0er iiber ibrem @onpte mebcn
Nbcr ihr Sans mar tort. ihr Set
moth50orf elm Nuiucnhoufen mo
ibre 4fcricIocr oerniiitct mo iii.
braudbar .......
Tort lit Elm GoIoot. crbIiu0et
hurd) eiucn ShrnpHcuiplitter in Scr
! Sdlodt uon @croun. or lit Iouit Gin
Qeiunoer Wenit, aber tpcqcu ieincr
GrbIln0ung hililo5 -......
Tort lit nod Elm ou0crer frau30s
iiidcr SoIoat, Der oui fur3cm llr-
Iaub icine 5cinatb bCiltden nil.
9coedt nit SdImlt uno beIprIBt
nit Dem Dilute iciner aomeroOcn
iieht er nit aebrodNucm @er3ct. ooG
Icine Semitic nidlt nrchr 0n lit. mn
haB iein 0eint mir nod Gin Grim
mcrhduicu lit ........
Sort lit elm omerjfnuiifer Gam.
mo- cit @cfonocner in 9operu i'jt
3pci Monotcu, %qe5Dungcn Iein be-
fI0qcn5ipertbc9 SfidioI nit 8e0uI0
( jl traQen ........
Sort If - dbcr lit 6a3 G6igc
uidlt gcnuq?
Genes aino IN Rhcilns hat iebt
cine Otuttcr, sic qroBtc in ser @clt,
Co3 Rotbe &rcu5 Iorqt iitr 0o2 ain0
mo iilr Eouicn6c onoCrc, aibt 6cn=
icIbeu EN- @cim, Nobrung uno pole
&choHolung.
rSrne aItc I%rnn5oitife 1Srou hat
ictt Elm 0cim, Elm FIcincs 2tdcrfeIo
lit urbnr gcntuht iitr Die 9cpilan.
sung. cine Shule r%Cnopirt filr sic
Ninocr. mo Die 0,tten W0uner pom
Hutben Rrelt3 rlfCn ibrcH Shuttle
iohIcncn ber3Iife NcarilBungsnorte
III. pcltn tie ulIf Der nieocr bergc.
itCutcu 2nuoitroBc norbcipoIIircn.
,Seucr bIlu0c Soloat lit niht
luehr billloS. 6em 0ic nunocroo0c1
| Nrallen bonn Hothcn aret3 lchrteit
i'm nit ieincn TinQern 5u iehcn mo
cr lit lid icbt uidlt mebr ieIbcr 3tr
@ait.
&encr anSerc SoIoot, Ser MIR e-n
8ciipieI non Snllicnocn dhnlidcn
3dllen iii. bat nicocr ncilcn Qcbcrs-
mttI befommcn, 0enn Dos hottie
arcll3 gnb ibm quite Nahru1g. cir
Dormcs 9ctt, cine @clcgcnheit lid,
81 maiden un0 ollsjurihcu, 10 Gab
gr od@ 2eben ip0ter ruic0cr nit hel.
lcrcn Inacn onIub.
%cncr Huerifoncr. elmer unicrcr
%ulaens, Gin @eiougencr in 9arcrn,
hat Die 5artc Aufmcrtinmfcit Ger
droBtcn Vfuttcr Scr Wclt erbultcn
ne fom oui Dem 2Sege itber Sic
Struelj uu0 brodltc Inn quite Ach.
rlng, Sciic UNI Die pieIcn orocrpn
flclncn HcbenSbe6iirfniiic, ole ibn1
imcntbehrltt mnrrt.
Gic 6ampaaue fir bGs RUthe arcu;.
Dit elmer Gcrinmmlung lrno
'incm Abcnoeiicn in Der 0anbcI5
TANNER miro Ole ueltc Ganpoqnc fur
oo@ fothe Grc1t} om Sam@taa, sen
IS. MAJ rro'ilrt ncr0en. Sic nit
Ncnt 20. Woi b~cQiuncn0e ISOLDE
tuur0r pom Yrdii0cntcu Milion ais
rRorle Nrcui = Nod)e" bcItimmt, in
wCldlcr ons nmerjfnniid,e 0olf reid.
Ildl gum }mcitcn 500 00. 600
49,. ~
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Neuefte Rn5ei9en
Ganhaguna.


Allen unicrcn Tod3born ulto
6rellocn niinifen sic llnter5eidne-
ten fiir Die 8iIfsbereitifaft uno
Sheilnohmc beim Sooe uno @egrGb-
nilIe uulerer geliebtcn @ottin uno
licben giuttcr
Trou Gruittne Sprcen
bternuit inuiqitcn Gont ous3uoriifeu.
9eion6eren Can't @rn. 4Soitor Su.
Iilta 9eraboI5, oen ShuIfiuoern iiir
DEN &ortrag bon &ieoeru unb Nlct,
Die Nlurnen ionoten.
Ghriit SicaIit.
@r. mo Trou Sohr 8oa5,
SRI, Soa 5preen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-17

e@eg7 geer 8eloer gu mdbieen 3inier
lelhen modlte. erlen Oerldblitlen 8atb.
asher tiir Geeos uno Rortgages braudt
ooer @elo ouf CUTE Siderheit altsleiher
ipil, tuenoe lid an ". !. 5idifd
203 g. 4. Strase.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-06-05

which they are made is wanted for
other purposes.
Bonar Law, Chancellor of the Elk
chequer, refused to include a heavy
tax on dogs in his budget which he in
troduced in the last week of April.
His friends said that such a tax as
the one proposed would kill dog
breeding as an industry and would
work unequally between the rich and
poor. The poor mans dog would be
sacrificed while the pampered PEEK
inese would flourish.
Now the alternative proposal is to
prohibit the breeding of dogs during
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-06-05

the war except under license. The eff
fects of this would be to allow the
perpetuation of pedigree dogs which
have taken many years and large
sums of money to produce. Also
useful dogs like the sheep dogs and
army dogs. The breeding of mon
grels and probably of purely fancy
dogs would be prohibited.
There will be no interference with
people who already have a dog. They
will in the future need all their in.
genuity to keep their pets fed
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-06-05
WILL SACRIFICE TOWSER
AS WAR; TIME MEASURE

LONDON, June 5.-The govern
ment is wrestling with the problem
of what to do with the dogs in view
of the rapidly diminishing stocks of
food. 1t seems pretty we'll settled
that the number of dogs is. to be re-
duced. There are hardly any dog bis
cults left, and no more VIII be manu-
featured, as the low-grade flour from
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-06-05

Russia has served another war ulti-
matum on Germany. Trotzky and Lee
nine appreciate the value of a first
page announcement. Lovers of Pick
wick will recall Mr.. Wrinkles en-
trance into the fight at Ipswich after
the principal event was over.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-06-05

FOR RENT-canlns. See DooIey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-19
THE GERMAN OBJECTIVE.


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-19

If | were a farmer, I would keep at
hand a few reliable medicines for
minor ailments that are not so serious
as to require the attention Of ply
sician, such as Chamberlain's Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel com =
plants
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
coughs, colds and Group
Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains,
bruises and rheumatic pains
Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach
troubles, biliousne5s and constipation
By having these articles at hand ii
would often save the trouble of a trip
to town in the busiest season or in
the night, and would enable me to
treat slight ailments aus soon as they
appear and thereby avoid the more
serious diseases that so often follow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-19
RESPECT FROM PRussIANs.

Not only is il becoming increas
mgly dHncu for military forces to
conceal their movements from TIE .
enemy. but to avoid exposures oil gov
emmental preparations for meeting !
new conditions disclosed in any of the
thousand ways commanders have at
their disposal to get facts The 1-
cent aerial raids over Paris and in
tha vicinity have brought the in
formation To French officers and lhelr
government that the planes used ny
the Germans are part of new erlal
equipment constructed especially TO
meet the anticipated American air
attack in great mass force The
crpplno Of four German machines
and the capture of one survivor gave
It,e French opportunity to inspect
thoroughly the new type of plane and
receive information that it is the
result of apprehension over reports
OF Americas intention to dominate
the air and perhaps materially short
en- the war through extensive and in
Densiye aerial warfare.
French aircraft experts who took
charge of the crippled planes and the
German prisoner, sole survivor OF
many crews, note many changes In
the construction OF the new German
fighting mac ne and express admir-
alton for the enemys Ingenuity
Motors have been given increased
driving power with much reducto
J in weight as the principal departure
from old bombing craft with loeatlcr
! Of the power plant and provision foT
carrying three and four men viii
+ four hours fuel and a magazine fc'
bombs next in Importance The pro
peller in old planes in The rear q
p the machine, is in front in tae new
with the fighting men and their guns
, or bombs Quartered in the wings
I Whatever mistakes the German.
have made about American forces
the fatal error of Understanding is
not one of them Reconstuctn.
their aircraft to meet Americas az
! tack overhead is serious respect
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-19
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousand:
since DIR. Edwards produced Olive Tablets
the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards, practicing physician fol
II years and calomels old.time enemy
discovered the formula for Olive Tablets
while treating patients for chronic con.
stipation and torpid livers.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but a healing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the 'keynote" of these
kttle sugar.coated, olive.colored tablets.
They cause the bowels and liver to act
normally. They never force them to
unnatural action.
II you have a dark brown mouth" now
and then = bad breath - dull, tired
feeling-sick headache torpid liver and
are constipated, you'll find quick, sure and
only pleasant results from one or two lit.
Gle Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets at t,bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every night
Just TO keep right, = Try them, .)c and
S5c per box All druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-19
Miss Prue Improves.

"I'll be late for The office, sail
Brownie, but oh, Claire, I've got to
know what he says III go out in the
kitchen and give YOU chance to
cad it through once, and when / get
back you've got to put me out Of my
agony And Jane Browning romped
out
For the Longest time not sound
came from the room where Claire
was Brownie began to think she
had tainted Softly she opened the
door and peeped in Claire sat Oh
the couch where She had dropped,
her eyes staring out the window.
Reayes letter open on her lap
Claire" Jane spoke gently, but
'Claire jumped
"Oh, Brownie forgot all about
YOU guess I've forgotten every
thing" she looked down at the
letter bewilderingly
"What-does- -he-say?" Brownie
paused between each word as if she
were trying to make a small child
understand something
Obediently Claire answered:
He says he is hurt to the core
that haven't answered his letter
And live never had any letter
You know that, Brownie. Why,
went to the postcffice a hundred
times day hoping" She stopped
realizing she was making too many
confidences. hoping you had
heard he had arrived safely ovel
there" she finished lamely.
Brownie stood looking down at lel
friend For once she didn't scold
or laugh Claires distress was toe
evident for that
Listen, dear she said. Hes
written you and the letter was lost
Lots of mail from France has beer
lost lately. Does he say anything ii,
wrote in the other letter, Claire
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man tactics. backed by reckless mass
movement were bound to gain smo-
'hing by the mere impetus OF the at
tack. The Allies had to maEa ar
engagements to check il after the blow
iel Bnt there is nothing 70 show
that the Germans are winning tie
battle Or ina they are getting any
where. And an the time they are
weakening their powers OF resistance
and Increasing the hopes for smash
ing ret0rt when Foch thinks the mo-
mcn has come,