davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

unb man geniebt punberbare 5erns
blide iiber ben i'm Sonnenf9ein bos
Iiegenben Sauna nit ieinen bu4tens
rei9en, inIeIge19miidten nfern.
Sine Stunbe barauf trGgt mid elm
tleiner 9ampfer iiber Oteien See fell
Der ba5in.
Die Stobt Wi6org llnb bic iiber
ben @alb biniberragenben Surms
ainnen Der 2uiti4IDiier am ufer
DerI9pinben, unb pieDer umfdngt
uns cine tpeite Maiierfld4e; bier
Iinb mir in bos n9anb Der taufenb
Seen" eingetreten. Oieier Sell bon
5innlanb bilbet, geographic gefpro>
den, cine ungebeure @ranitplatte, in
beren un5Gbligen Spolten unO Sen=
tungen bas Woiier Der @is3eit in
Jprm bon Seen SuriidgebIieben lit,
Spif9en benen tur3e 5luBlGufe, rauz
i9enDe @aferfdIle unb i9dumenoe
Stromi6nellen bic 8erbinbung bers
imtellen. 4uf Der Strede bon WibOrg
big gum Saimufee bat bic &unit
na9ge9olfen bur9 Die !9eritellung
bes beriibmten Gaimatanals, Der url>
ter 8enuBung natiirlt9er 8erbinz
bungen BEL elmer 2Gnge bon so SLID
metern unb elmer 6Dbenoifferen3 bon
76 Metern permitteIs % S4leuIen
ben S6iffsbertebr pom 5innif@en
8ufen gum Saimoiee ermDgli9t. Oie
6abrt auf benz Saimatanul iteIlt 1i9
in meiner @rinnerung bar als elm
langes, frieoIi4es 9ingleiten bur4
cine 8artennatur, in Der @o1fer,
5elien, WaIb unb Mieien in einem
langfam De9ieIn, unb iiber Der faft
ununterbrO9en rubige 2uft unb
Sonnenf@ein lagern. @s pieber=
bolte fi9 bier bic. ipunbsrbare Jabrt
iiber ben @0to=&anal in S@peben;
nur bob bas S9iff9en tIeiner unb
ni9t gum ueberna4ten eingeri9tet
mar unb alles, f9on neil ii9 ni9t
10 pieIe Srembe an 8OrO befanben,
einen unbei9rei6Ii9 frisbIi4en unb
ibplliI9en @inbrud ma9te. OBJ
tpe9felno gebt es iiber tleine bIins
tenOe Seen nit aabllOfen 9riinen Sn<
ieln unb Snfelhen uno enge &anale
Itreden, beren 1fer ii9 balb ftetl
aufbdumen, balb Doll faftiger, blus
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
Sramcm-&escn.

@Is ser Gbeoteroireftor 81. bon
Sobebue 1910 Die 2eitltng oes &0.
nigsberger Sbeaters iibernommen
bette, tpuroe iein &iibritiif oWten-
i6enbaB uro &eue" nit ungebeurem
Grfolg gegeben unO bel ieOer 8ie-
bcrbolung Der ie%ntimentalen @rgiilie
III Ser fiibrentcn &oae Der @uIalia
eliolgte bel Sen meibli6en gu.
Ibauern elm pernebmlides 8ebmuts-
ld)lufaen. Ser S9riftIteIcr s. Us.
3iegler, ser 6as &iibrltiid i6on
friiber pergeblid 0urd feline Barooie
,.@ulolia ODER Die Soleen Der 8ie-
oeroereinigung" 81 befampfen per-
Indt botte, fam auf ben tonen Gin
fan, oas meid1i9e Stiid bonn gu
laauerrollm aus ldderli9 81 ma
dcn. @ines @benos mar Der Cd If
in Der STORYTELLING au9egen, uno alS
GuluIiaS &ele mie gem0bnlid Die
meiBen Sai6entii9er Der S60nen in
8etpegllng ieBte, aog er unter ieinem
Sit einen bereiteebaltenen &egen-
ld)irm berpor uno ipannte i'm iber
ieinem Sa1pte auf. Oer mannlthe
Sell oes @uoitoriums bra6 in lou.
tes @eIGdter aus, uno oaS Stlld
muroe fir Die Solge nidt mebr IN
N0nigsberg gegeben.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

len, bumpfen RoIIen ous ben Sic
fen, bsriebt bic Slime in cine tiinfs
EiGe GinIomteit. Dos DIR 1T be-
tGubt, bos @efibl ME %eritarrt, 10
bab man cine Iei9te 8sriibrung niat
pabrnimmt; nnr bas 4uge tpirb
pilber unb piIber errsst, ftreift uns
unterbro9en binouf unD htnab iiber
bic @oIier unb bobrt ii4 binein IN
bic Mbgriinbe, in benen Berge aut
8erge griinIiden @aiiers Deri4tptn'
ben. Gs flieet ouf nit benz bauss
bOben @if9t, Der it9 in Der 9Obe in
einen lei9ten, Ii9tbIiBenben Stdub
oufl0It, in benz bic &egenbogenforben
fpieIen, unb pirb oaHn gIei9fam
ipieber fortgeriIien nit ben 9etpGfs
fern, bic in rafenber S4nelltgtett
apiI6en ben rotten, f9roff aertIiftes
ten TeIfen binbur4aetroaen fperOsn.
gaeben ben @tromf9neIIsn i'm
Dalbe, nur bur9 cine f4moIe, iteile
Telsnonb bon Smatra getrennt, bic
bic $4,000 pfsrOetrGfte in iabrtous
ienblanser. Dor llngeOulb raIenOer
arbeit ni9t gu bur@brs4en DermO4t
baben, Iiegt bonn @aloe iiberipOnnsn,
einise Meter iibsr benz neuen, oaS
alte, ieBt Dsrlafiene 5IuBbstt. Us
oibt Nntport ouf bic 5ragen, Die ll9
Sp;m WnbIid bes brauSenoen Smdtra
unpilltiirli9 a%ufordngrn: ME e.
fpObl inter bisiem @ii4t ausieben
mag.
Sn @uOtienista, einem am auss
fluB bes @uotien in Den Saimaiee
gelegenen Oorfe, fano i'd in elmer
mitten i'm Malbe gelegenen rSdit9tz
Deri", elmer Der in 5%inn.anb iblt9en
bduerli9en l1ntertunftstellen, Obj
ba9. IS mar Elm grOBes Sousrl's
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

vTinnlanb" - umi9neben. llno es
fpre6en Die mobernen Stdote, bic,
fDie DON @igantsn getiirmt, felt me-
nigen Sabr5e4nten inmitten Der 9ou>
fen BON !9oIa9duiern empor9eitiegen
iinO, bic Mufeen. bic Sammlungen,
bic 0entmdter in ibrer ergreifenben
S9li9tbeit, bic in Surbenpradt unO
8liitenouft prangenben 4nlogen, gu
benen jeber 6uBbreit @roe BON Menz
f9en berbeigef6leppt poroen 1T.
Sin 8eiu9 9%eliingfors, oas oielen
Reifenoen bereits betaunt 1T, geniigt
teinespegs, Inn bic S4On9eiten unb
gigentiimIi9teiten oes 2anbes, an
benen Tinnlonb fr reid 1T, tennen
uno lieben gu lernen. Sa3u muB
man tiefer ms 2onO binetn. @rit
IN @iborg, 8otfo uno 5reberits6amn
lernt man bos Deien SStnnlanbs unb
feiner 8epobner tennen. Sn ber
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

gen Iiest. 9ur9 elm oItes Stnbttor,
an 0ben Gg~eraisrpIGBen Dorbei fdbrt
mon gu benz cine babe Stunee ents
fernten gorte MOnrspos Oes 8arcns
Ritoloi. Sier srbGlt man ben eriten
@inbIid in bic Natur bes inneren
Qanbes. On ben Di9tbetpuIoeten
llfern bss Saima1ees srbsbt fi9 elm
bur6 ,@erpsrfuug" en%tftanOener iteis
Ter SiieeIriiden, bsfien 9Oben uno
nferf9lu9tsn geI4idt CUR rOmantis
I6en Qnloae zines partes benuBt
iporben finO. 80 Der 9iigeI ii4
Tentt, Iiegt, in sinem peiten, Iei@t
geipelIten @arten boil uralter girten,
Si6teu, Grlsn unO 2Gr8en, pas
iei9t bingeIeBte SOmmerf@lOB bes
8eIibers. &uf benz Riiden bes Sell
TENS be6nt fi9 elm BON 9eitrGu4
unb SORT iiberiPOnnenes Ser0Ilmesr.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

Gus benz S9peigsn ipri9t Ginns
lambs Spra6s! SIN S8atten ieines
astpoItigen S8peigeus ipre4sn bic
Sslfen bon ben &Gmpfen pergangss
isr SobrtauIenOe, reoen bic Wafier
bOnnernb ppn ibrem bro5enoen 3Orn,
ioufen unb brauien Die aisfernpdIs
Der, f~liiitern bic girten in rOter
SonnenaIut Don &a!eOas Sageu,
@e6nIu6t, @90nbeit unO 9Offnung.
Snmitten bes biiiteren S4peigens,
6as auf bieisn Dereiniamtsn Ifens
I6en in ibrsn ormisligen &aten
iiegt, fpredsn ibre Ieiie geiummtsn
8aterlanbsliebsr, Die Sii4eri9dBe,
Die ftumm in ieber 8ausrnitubs lie
gen, bic 4ugen, bic leu4tenO uno
froumperIoren in Die 6erne l4tpeis
fen, Der Slang uno baS Ieife 2ds
6eln, bic Oas 8ort Suomi" -
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

Sings INN bos 6oteG filler, unbts
riibrter. bissIiger @aIb. on ben
cine fIa9e Strede nit @auernbdus
fern grenat. @aIo aud nuf Der
gan3en StelIe bes puntnbdriu, Der
ii9 nur an elmer StetIs gu einem
f9maIen, unbepo6ienen, fanoigen
llebergans ientt. Bon ben 9Oben
Oes 2onbriidens iisbt man, 3pii4en
DoIO binour9, ouf unenOIide Ser
men, in benen tpsite, fonnenbefdieneue
Seen nit bepoIbeten SnIeln unb
2onbftreden tpe9IeIn, unb INNER 10
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

ge60ft. Der Bauer nit Der Spiel
miiBe unb bic 8duerin i'm Na9ttoz
film nidten mir btnter benz Seniter
freunbIi9 gu unb fibrten MIDI in
Elm iouberes tleines Simmer, in benz
i9 Elm poraiisli9es f4peoif4es 8ett
fanb. Gm onberen Morgen betam
i'd elm einfades 5ribiiid. Die
preife iinb iebr billig, na4 elmer
Sage. SroBoem paren 3immer unO
8ett bel better ols in benz 9otel in
cSmatra uno nit elmer sepiiien bir@
9erli@en @legan3 eingeri4tet. @n
Der @anb hing elm 2iGtbrud nod
@ollens breiteiligem SemdlOe
Dino, bos einen Stpff aus Der
S~alepala, benz finnif4en NationaI@
epos, bebanbelt, unO elm farbiger
SolsI@nitt, cine Sl%lutratiOn Don
GbeIfelbt gu g1unebergs oSanr't
Stdls Singer.
auBeroem 5abIreide Snoultrie-
er8eugniHe, Die Der finniiden
Natipnaltrauer Musbrud geben: Elm
nit Srouerflor umpurbener &arz
ton nit No9bilbung Der perbotenen
0p1tmorten unb &drten, Maifenpbo@
tograpbien finntf9er @bpronungen,
bic gum 3oren geI4idt puroen, II. l.
~. &uffollenb mar bic Menge gu,
ter. moberner 8ii@er, taft ollie nit
2eberriiden gebunben; alle finnii9:
@r5Gblunsen Don Suani 4bo, Die
&alepala, finnif@e 8i6eln, moOerne
gebi9tfammlunsen; ferner nebers
IeBungen mad @uneberg uno Seier>
tam, Iomie aus benz 9euti9en u. !.
m. 4u9 bas pra9talbum fanb i'd
Dor, in benz bic Dieraebn Mbreiier
europGif9er @elebrter an ben 3arer
nit i6ren unterI9riften fatiimiliert
Iinh, bic als Musorud Der Spmpa<
THE fir J%innlanb i'm SUM- 1899
iiberrei9t perben iollten. Sas fins
ni59e @olt lieft bel, unb es Duroe
mir eroGblt, bob elm @erleger, Der
cine finnii9e 4usgabe non rWebers
WeltgeI9i9te" tpagte, oaoon 10000
@remplore i'm 2anpe pertaufte.
Sin i9arfer Winb mar aufsee
iprungen, ols i'd ben 9ampfer na4
8ilmannsFranb beiieg, unb auf Der
nG9tli9en 6abrt bon 8ilmanrss
ironb Bis Npslptt iiber ben einias
men Saimoise nit ieinen bitter be-
tpalbetsn nfern, an oenen man feline
Men1Genieele erblidt, foIgten bic
MDpen loGenb, i9reieno unO i4tpat>
senb benz S@iffe, unb f4muBiges &es
g~engetp0lte iiberapg ben 9immel. 8st
Resen unb @inb, in f~rDitelnber
&Glte tam i9 in punfabariu an,
bas man ni6t nit l1nre9t Sinns
lambs Ianbi9aftli9e perle nennt.
Ser puntabaria 1T elm 9iigel,
ridden, f~tellenpeiie nur elm Wes, Der
Ii9 Iieben &ilometer lang in geraber
Ri9tuns apii4sn Muiier binour4>
iredt. au9 sr pirb fir elm llebers
bleibiel Der sroBen @is3eiten 5inn@
lambs sebaIten unO felt cine 9lets
i9ermurGne bar. Gin ieinem @noe
bri9t sr, tura Dor benz segeniiber@
Iiegenben 5eftlanbe, pl0Bli4 ab unb
ientt ii4 ins Naffer. 9isr fat bic
Ratur einen Srt gef4affen, po man
| G%innlanOs &eioe sleiAiam auf benz
J 8rdfentierteller beiinmmen bat.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

fprd9stbema nidt fonbsrIi6 erbcut,
fanb es ieoo9 baIb bono6 amiiiont,
oIs Nobel nit ellen GinSelbeiten Ieis
men plan fir sinen autpmotii6en
Sel6ItmoreGpparot entpideIte. @r
ba9te iid oefIen &Onitruttion Gbns
lid Der elmer automotii9en Daee,
unb Iie iolIte benz SeIbFtmOrbtdnbia
buten mad Ginpurf zines Stint
TrontsS Strides einen Ftorten s~lettris
f6en S9Iag OerieBen unO BON 6eis
len @erf9eiOsn Sugl.i4 bic poIiasi
beno9ri9ttgen.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
Der scbeimmisUOlIe 3iuirnsfaOcn.

8enn mir Elm 81 an einem &c.
m0bnIi6en 3wirnsfa6en a~ufbdngen
uno 6ieien Damn on5iin0en, 10
miro unfeblbar i'm nGdIten @u.
genblid oas 81 5ertriimmert am
@oben Iiegen. lin 0as 81 BERLIN.
bern, brouden mir ben 6ooen nur
6rei Biz bier Sage lang in cine
oide SaI5Ioiung 81 Iegen, 10 oaB
CT iiber uno iiber NIT SaI5friitaaen
bciest lit. @enu mir alSOann elm
oltsgebIaienes 81 an inn aufban-
gen, 10 LANCE er nod nab lit Gie6e
Die nebenltebenoe a6bilOung), uno
oos @an8e, obne es gu eri9iittern,
10 lange lteben Ioiien, biz Der So
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

Strede bes Saimatannls; S3Ieuie.
tIeinen StGbten urb 90rfern Dffnet
fib einem erft bic @oItsieele, bic i'm
@eOrdnse Der grOBen Stdbte Derz
f9lofien bleibt.
Dibors bietet faft bus sIei9e Bib
tpie Scotia unb Grebritsbamn, bod
1T infoIss Der NGbe uOn petersburg
Der @ertebr srOBer, bas Spra4engez
mir mannisfaItiser, tpOau audi cine
ftnrte @arnifon beitrdgt. Gin altes,
Dielumitrittenes S@lOB liegt am
MaIfer. Der allerorten rege gifer
fir G~innlanbs @ergangenbeit uno
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

Wer ni6t @eoul6 bat,
einnlaI IteDen gu bleiben, Der miro
ME ridtis porudrts fommen.
SIN Sabre 1472 errihtete
Iegiomontonus in Niirnbere Die
erlte oenti9e Sterntuarte.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
80 80
Ginit peradtctc &Hor's isH ids
lambs gaumtuul rrt go


8ie Seoellling aler'
ltotte lulloerie inId ~ f0len'
rot Y. eldole5 8l0ifaEt gr Der
2ertllole mo vi O2pe@ u. v
9laole5 III Aoort Pol el'ct 6oglrel'
den 9orerldlott pft i &ailt'
baule gu Setp6l st ur oaS
Sol6", tubrte ert nlls
lest Die &oblto nt Haifte Mnr'
lte, es lino III aia atF orei ies'
fet SoDre nlA nlog''UeH
Fflall5elt, ME Hlt t Srenn'
%ilellel, SlipIne ont, SrS'
ler uno logar CUE or 9uDher'
1eoer Terlud qslle poroen, nm
u 19nen gcralllfelietl.
Ille olele @sf sop9 megr
poer ipeHlg len, DIS
anl pIe MI pss mo penn
oeullVen ~ eers olei
oerlPrepeN lS9 cue pom
oer Serlp 'orl lellel, ore
leOoW erN a1 Ang our@
erIonoen @omm.
Il,ro nr !, bot n,
cyohre s.. I;onp1 al.
Ioorom ers. uss nor %oipr.
rreroe 5on fa @igearo, emf
inrid5f Sos Has4Yfib nip[ a,
mcnio. utD i retnfM8I mirS ME
sic @o,,mmo bert nern f6nnpn.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

Sen ~getroduet lit, 10 f0nnen mir
i'm Dor Sen Nrgen ullierer er'
1taunten 3ui6ouer getroit obbren-
hen Ioiien, obne oaB Oos 81 berab'
fGut. Ser 3pirnsfooen ielber oer'
fobIt, ober 6ie SaI8fruite bGlt iei'
ne y@ide" 5uiammen.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

menrei9er @iefsn ousbebnen. Stun>
benlans gebt es our4 Doloeiniams
mane" mad Sbumann. Den See
oetom i9 in bee nyuten Stube".
bier poren bic M0bel iiberaoaen. az
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

RE 8etpabrung feiner e~t1np9rapbi<
f4en Gigenart bat aud bier our Grz
bauung zines i9muden &atbauies
nit einem tleiNen Gulturmuleum &c
fiibrt, bas a6er uo9 in ben AnfGn
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
EtnR RttHf Attrrh Ttnnlann.
Bon 8. Saeftsr.

Die stuSt 8i6ura uO Der Gaima. See nit isiucm SanaI. = Sauo'
idufhide GdOnbehcn I'M SunerH oS 2anScs. - GHe Tabrt 5i'
iden ben ySnniCuO Seem.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

Der @onb Fling elm oItss OeIpprtrdt,
ieit SpiI9en enOIoien 5eIsriiden,
Sriimmerfelbern uno ein5slnsn GEE
~rc*r&aAsilSuyssf TfHffiHENTaN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-08

New Dresses at $3.50


They
irons 5Oto$3O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-08
BERRIEN SPRINGS, MICH.

BERRIEN SPRINGS, Mich. Nov.
S.-Mrs. Elmer Erickson died Sun
day at the Adventist college. Her
father and mother from Wisconsin,
reached here Wednesday. when a
short funeral service was held at
the grave.
Miss Josephine Granger Of Mish-
ava ka IS visiting friends here.
Philip Kephart Of Detroit is visit
ing home people for a few days.
Thomas Taylor jr. with his fam
lis. of Buchanan. is a visitor at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Taylor. ST.
The funeral service of Mrs. John
Helm was held at the home Tuesday
afternoon. conducted by Rev. J. II.
bancroft. Mrs. Helm was born in
Oronol,c township and was so years
old. Her sons, Ray Of Great Lakes,
and Mason in the coast artillery,
have been home the past week.
Mrs. Claude Ingleright died We'd
nesday morning at her home in this
village. She was i'll with influenza
which developed into typhoid fever.
A-A-t lF4fGC A4EI AluSudAlu ana one
little son. Ray.
John Boyle, the local stock buyer.
is a busy man these days. on We'd
nesday h shipped four cars of STOCK
hogs. sheep and cattle-to CHI
cago. which makes 81 cars that he
has shipped from this point in the
past u weeks.
The day and night watches at
the power house have been re-
leased from duty. John Stemm.
John Bowling. William A. Stemm
and George Halback have been en-
ployed at this work. guarding the
power plant day and night
+. p. Leaning will have a fur
mace installed at The Cabin" on
Bluff St, and is doing the excava-
ton work this week
Mrs. William Kerr is in receipt
of a letter from her daughter. Miss
Annie =. Kerr. telling, of the con
ditions and influenza experiences at
the hostess house, OF which Miss
Kerr Is director at Camp Dodge.
Iowa AS high as $50 meals a day
have been served 20 relatives OF
boys in with the disease and the
hostess house has been made a
place OF comfort 20 them.
Graham .. McOmber. who is un-
der treatment at the Burleson san
itarium in Grand Rapids is i'm
proving
4 new greenhouse at the Ad-
ventist college is being constructed
TO supply early vegetables for the
kitchen A new dOrmitory with &C
commodations for &c students will
be completed by next February.
Lyle Barnhart has received the
appointment of sergeant in the
student Army Training Corps AT
Alma Collegs.
The Misses Faeth and Wing Will
close Locust cottage on the Niles
road for the winter and will spend
the winter in Chicago and the
southwest.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-08
GERMAN SOLDIERS
PILLAGE Fl0URsMlllS

ON THE BATTLE FRONT IN
BELGIUM. Tuesday, Nov. Seer
man soldiers at one point during
the retreat in Belgium carried off
a stock OF flour, lard and pork pur-
chased BY the Belgian reltef com
mission and destined TO feed the
Belgian civilian population. Sixteen
non-commissioned officers entered a
-four mill and ordered the German
soldiers TO load six box cars with
-four valued at 100000. The relief
commissions stores then were rob-
bed of $4,000 pounds OF lard and
$4,000 pounds OF pork.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-08
IGNORANCE OF LAW
EXCUSE, SOMETIMES

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-JUdge f. Jul
ius Mayer of the federal district court
today ended the proceedin against
Abner T. Bowen, banker and grand
juror who disclosed the result of a
federal grand jury proceeding to
Truman II. Newberry, republican
candidate for senator in Michigan.
declaring that he believed that the
juror thought that he was acting
within his rights. and that he had
already been sufficiently punished by
having his name stricken from the
grand jury list.
The judge declared that if Bowen s
behavior had been wilful instead Of
through ignorance he would have
had no hesitancy In holding him In
contempt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-08
HUN INDUSTRIES
MENACE To j. g..
A. Mitchell Palmer Considers
German Manufacturers
Detriment Here.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. Ger
man military autocracy A Mitchell
Palmer. alien property custodian,
said in an address here tonight, re-
viewing the work OF his Office in TAX
ing over and Amedcanizing enemy
owned property.
The business built up by the Ger
mans in the United States will be
forever lost to them, Mr.. Palmer
said He added that mo other course
would be compatible with the safe
" OF American institutions for Ger
man autocracy is quite as apparent
in its economic exploitation Of the
world as in its governmental and
military domination Of central Eu
rope"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-08
THINGS SEEN
AROUND THE STORE

rors, Portfolios, etc, all very
moderately priced.
Embroidered Pillow Cases
put up in boxes ready for
Christmas giving. Special 81
Did YOU know we are sell
ing a regular 35c outing fan-
mel in our basement at Csc?
Better look it over when in
the store.
Have you looked at that
new Silk Jersey Cloth? 1t
is 80 inches wide, in rose,
sand, French blue, green and
gray. A very beautiful cloth
at ......... $500 a yard
Send your Soldier Boy a
Colgate'S Comfort Kit -
boxed ready for mailing.
Contains o individual bars of
soap and waterproof case.
dental cream, talcum pow
der and shaving stick in
waterproof bag, at Use
Jap Rose Cold Cream or
Face Powder, very special
Saturday only ......19c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-08
CURTAIL USE OF COAL
TO PREVENT SUFFERING

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-Only
careful use of anthracite coal by
househOlders will prevent suffering
this winter. Fuel Administrator Gar
field said today in announcing that
production Of anthracite had been
reduced about 500, 600 tons by the
epidemic of influenza
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-08

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-08

I|UNI = E|||I|T" n |T-| I-|
lrOn-NuXated Iron SAYS Ur James
Francis sullivan formerly physician
OF Bellevue Hospital IDutIrur Dept.
New York and the Westehester toun-
Is Hospital Nuxafed Iron often Iu-
ere8ses the strength and endurance NJ
weak. nervous. rUn- down people ln
two weeks time 10 IA now being
used by over three million people au-
ngauy. including such men rs Hon
Leslie NJ shaw. formerly Secretary Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-08
Saturday Specials
Do Your Shopping Here Saturday
and Save Money

WOmenS and Misses Pink Silk Camisoles, daintily
trimmed with lace and ribbon; sizes 80 to a. Special
Flanneette Dressing Sacques in lavender. blue and
gray patterns, trimmed with satin tied at waist with
cord and taSSe Very Special Saturday ... 81 90
Georgene Waists in pink, flesh and white, round and
necks trimmed with heavy lace beads or embrod-
cry; all sizes Special at Observation-Disclosures. $500
Millinery SPecial-Trimmei velvet millinery in large
dress shapes also medium sizes values up to $3.50.
Choice Saturday Observation-Disclosures. S3.45
Hosiery Speciai-Black cotton nose for men and
women Special pair ....................1
Underwear Special-WomenS ribbed vests heeced
lined in sizes 81 and rs only. Special .... Csc
Mems Underwear Special-One odd lot of mems
(broken line) underwear-shrS and drawers in sizes
"a and So only; 75c value. Garment ....... 39c
Jergen's Fine Toilet Soaps in geranium, carnaton
lilac or violet Special 3 bars ...........2 Csc
Cocoa Hard Water CASTLE Soap Special. loo
Aladdin Dye Soap, colorS while it cleans in 4 col
orS. Special ........... ................9c
Kinks Olive Soap. Very Special bar ......s Sc
Mennens and Williams Talcum Powders, in several
delightful odorS. Very Special, only ... 15c
Woodburys Facial Cream Soap or Powder Sold
everywhere at 25C. Choice at ...............1 9e
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-08
Fall Suits $685. to $500
THINGS SEEN
AROUND THE STORE

Items picked up here and
there around the store. There
are many new things to be
seen at this time-here are
some of them:
The Oversee or Trench
CaP-a jaunty cap for boys,
girls ormiSSeS, made of wool
felt in khaki color, at $1.OO
Service Flag Stationery,
/. , and 3 star tablets, 15c
Correspondence Cards
box ........... 39c
Service Flags 39c to $1.9S
Allied Flags, all of our al
lies represented in one flag,
made OF silk, at...... soc
American Flags, size SKIS,
fast color, at ... S1.OO
Knit and Felt Slippers
make nice gifts, in a variety
of colorS. sizes 3 to g. priced
from - S1.OO to S1.9S
Whittemore's Gil, Edge
Shoe Dressing, for wOmen'S
and children'S shoes 1t
SoftenS the leather and
makes il wear longer Reg
ular 25c value, at .. 19c
- 2SSZcSfqHa. s,a..--.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-08

and Vice Presidential nominee. Charles
s.. Toure General John q Glenn Gre
tiredI. the drummer bow ~ shiloh who
wHs sergeant in tile Iuit-I states ARMY
when .u'r ~ wears 20 aEe. also United
State, Judge IS Atkinson ~ tie
Court ~ Claims ~ Washington ana
others Nuznted IRON 81 dispensed -
az good druggists everywhere
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25

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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-10-25

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