davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1918-03-29
done extraordinarily good work, but
| the mismanagement at WASHINGTON


and half years before we driftcd
stern foremost into the war we were
gwen such warning as never before in
history was given a great nation. Yet
we failed in the smallest degree to
profit by the warning, and we drifted
ito war unarmed and helpless, with
out having taken the smallest step to
harden our huge but soft and lazy
strength.
an consequence, although over a
year has passed, we are still in a
military sense impotent to render real
aid to the Allies or be real menace
TO Germany. Had we done our plain
duty and prepared in advance, we prob
ably would not have had to go to war
at all, and certainly would have ended
the war almost as soon as we en-
tered it.
Began Too Late
"If we had even begun seriously to
probably not have broken, and victory
would now be in sight. Won linden
burg and Won Tirpitz were reported as
saying when we went to war that we
would be a negligible factor in the
military situation for eighteen months
Fourteen months have since gone by,
and for these fourteen months the
tacts have borne out their prophecy.
We utterly failed in our duty to build
without an hours delay great feet
Of cargo ships. We have put a gal
1t was very small army and entirely
unequipped for modern war.
After fourteen months this great
and wealthy nation has only been able
to put in the field an army less numer-
Gus than poor, wrecked Belgium on
ruined Serbia has in the field, an army
but little more numerous than Portugal
has sent to the front. Nor is this all
we had to send our army abroad abso-
lutely unequipped with the special
weapons of modern warfare. No army
can take the field nowadays without
abundance of field artillery, Of auto
rifles and of airplanes.
ct we have not as yet been able to
put any field guns, but a negligible
number of auto-rnes, not any aero
planes of our own into action; and we
had only an insufficient number of
rifles and of heavy siege or fortress
guns. We have had to get from our
hard-pressed allies, rom the war-worn
nations. to whose help we nominally
came, weapons with which we could
fight our own battles. We have been
able to prepare at all during the year
nd
OK" @ lue'l cSi tbiI mas JetSSSO OILY Dc-
cause England and France protected us
with their ships and with the bodies Of
their brave sons.
Even yet our men at the front form
but a tiny fraction of the Allies army;
and even this tiny fraction can serve
at the front at all only because our
hardpressed allies give us the weapons
of war without which we could not
wage war at all. With our immense
wealth and individual energy l believe
that in spite of governmental blunder-
ing we shall soon get into better posi-
tion. But hitherto. for nearly year
and quarter, this has been our posi-
ton. 1t is an ignoble position. No
true American can be content to have
US hold such a position and least of
all can he be content to have us attempt
to cover 1t by untruthful boasting.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

IN apy hing should happen me"
So sir; he foolish when business but know
saurh for that You've got a all tho signing and everything
ealoN
don't understand Nette What MIR
L. anything sould harpen to me-~~-~"
Her, Blank I'm and glad with
all. has The
will let shove him"
Ike
AN
the unknown
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11
WHAT is vAChER.RALM7

Some years arn vegetable wRx
Was discovered that has The power ~
quiet nerves. and thus stop inhamfna.
ton, without injury this We combine
with extracts thin, destroy disease
germs and prrvent Infection. > We
make this compound into n xslve, with
the result that w~ have leerl rrm-
edy that promptly relieves prHcsiemiiy
ali kinds ~ pains serh ~ Hheuma.
tsna. Neuralgia. Tooihachs. Rarach@.
srrains. Burns. HsI'a. etc.
This snlve In obviously stAp the best
thing for Ca'Arfh and Group: In fart
iss auick nctsnn tn the lstser danger
Gus compliant IN simply marvellous:
and being harmless, II csn he used IN
ferpaffy f"r Cane, vt. .'n9-..@ S." e., .
~ course the aaccesa ~ ynch~s.
Balm caused msnv itn'ta'jeas te APP
Tsess. en he s8rv xow Ket tits Erncina
aAirA hAs .as signature ~ L., w.
vAC1iEft I'm every package II ~ Put
M in - end 5tc Jars, ard RI ssb~A
II you sssYe never 'ried ya~tev, Balm
write 10 r. W. raeher. Nes Orleans.
La, for Free Sample No family
should ~ without shls remarkable rsvn-
eay. II ssves W. sou~h suffering.
II yenr druTsl@. will ne' rrf yarhef-
Balm for yeu. we will saT,ply you N.
s~es. and gi~a .san ,ise agency. We
supply cur sg~nts With Free SamFaO
inst s.li the jars or 'abce ~f'hcut sny
treutsis. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

Behind TIRE British Lines In France.
The British aviation escrrnnESaae
srees'e,tly c,eH.sirs A brief Ans to ~
cor! tia, 'atrect hits WERE obtained
Gpaa aa .4as'aay tamp" al sngf1e psaFst
tshlha the t;eruAa lines This c,hor-
less sDne~Ecerasrt may se~Ea To tap
r~aave sa ARss-rfc-s a-thlsx Esass than
the record ~ iull psece * rssussfs.
hut the sitsd it<e,t Is Different trsa itx
r~ec-d
A British strman, Lieut. W. A.
Barnes. has given ssss Associated Press
the fpiIswsas acccGat et n reSwEzs.. IS
minute raid on 4 German DUMP IS
cnarse tsrtstsc Al THIS fosra Vt activity
~sfa iAis particular night there was
ne. eGaagh EasseTlisA' feg loaS raid.
~ she tarxet given as vas d Conan
sr-rnussssea sfagasSL
~saaasgrs sre by 10 Heaas easy tar
gets IN e-si at nigAt. for ihey are sch
tSa sesatea aeag any aeesite land
warts AID are usaas14 soca czasSs-
tss~t By sise stEris - ussys ani pho.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11
Officers Are Defied and 10000
Deserters Are Said To-
Be In Berlin.
TROUBLE ALSO IN THE NAVY
-Four Torpedo Boats Are Seixed, ard
Attempt 10 Made 10 Escape,
but Two Are Sunk BY pur-
suing Battisship.

I.ondon. General Decentralization Of
Germany's population aad widespread
and growing tIsarecslua Ia the German
army, accompanied by niu'iay and De.
ertions. are described In dispatch
10 the Daily Telegraph from !ts Aottsr'
dam correspondent
The correspondent nays that infer
nation reaching him ~ ~ sensational
~ to iasyirr skvptician. but declares
he has rrrwave~r ssss~ssts.Fl cnsrsssaF~-
ton from authoritative sources.
lie asserts thRt the Germany army
Il allied with dependency aud seeth'
!ag with mutinous spirit, and that
alarming outbreaks have occurred 10
several units. principally Hawaiian and
Stlssian,
One incident Oh the Arras front
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11
BOMBING ENEMY'S DUMPS

srE-arhs hgwever. we had pretty well
ses-afet ;he ysysiticn II this enc. and
started cu, ~ tlse raid with high hosys
c8 sacress.
We aew alrs,sst ias eass frsrn the
airstrsFfse, At ;be cad ~ the 40 min
CITES we ca-ai svst make evf Ire osst.
Alae d sheds This xss good. tas ws
lex ogt parachute fare ,e Light up tsse
sroSaa. and saasc sure we were cT~r
tsr~ tsrgvt This sruxaps,y disp<ssied al
doubts, foe the Hwa searrhli sass
aE~nea rp st ossce, and a hall Of isaa-
eaAite SEsa hvaaess seaP~d up frvsEn tAF
xrvgaA An't-aircraf, rsrs had been
arsnS ftT snsne tirs@. bss the shells
ws-e bGr<siaS wel saroxe 49, and CIV
ina % trouble.
The t@rxrhats esrr proved q real
..rsesat- because lSsfh searchll ssts and
ssseE!as CUES txsscensrssra 1Fsss il.
gsvirg - lust sxs~xesssss tiTue "a siye
swiftly. rssssse or ssezztus. (which Gu
To- ergsae md starr cA4E7btas.
'wEen ne tzsnes4' to e.asetVe .esz.ts.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

iinx battered her hair Strengthened herself social form
II have u bin
"It fur the usual but the
who and abe
wants her house. o'clock
"0h thing
children nhe daysand besides
"sory. madam. but business business"
b meant H..
that hc had OF bis
When the found
standing the dark Of the hall her reached her
aud her asked:
"Nha earth Ii the the door,
sd tho wnnan uHntlet Shout waS,"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11
TREAT YANkS AS
ONE OF FAMILY

wnsn*sa do orr wasaias sspa snendsmg
ana they're always anxsans To do
sos az extra tkaaSs for ps. wa, SURE
will tEaAas shesas people wh@n we nssy@
trnE1 seFe II viii b. glks lsavsas
hntae aga!n"
Mvsae ard csssA y;iv4ls.
The MscS trvops are erssgiRg Apses>
lra's folk songs 10 Rar0ps. whsshsr
he Ii In the osegaiss VI EAe sswsrssnr~
or the olive drsb ~ the hghtinx msa
g0lng cver thc top. the Americas me-
gro sings ,axt as be dees IN the gotten
sissds Of the sanay Southland o. the
toeg along the shos~s Of the Great
Lakes.
The nesraess Of the war. the ~htrx
of the bullets ami the rear al the
cahnen fall 10 mar the eternal nns-
Worrying stsisode of the American
negro.
Their barracks al night are alive
with iaRsse. AT least aae man Ia every
squad has fasasx~a ~ tsrtHg a hanttu
al0ng or made enough sAaotiag craps
TO bug cite In France, Speaking Vt
cyatss Ne The great esrraEtk saaa
sport Of the negrpes the nFss day
after payday. Add every niche they
eaa set In out OF sight Of their white
otFtesrs sees crap game guiAg. Then
whea one or tse metz In the Fegiuaeni
have got all the money In camp they
~ back to singing the olttine soags
and playing them aai their banjaa ua.
III another payday r0tls around
II morale fellows Ia the footsteps
81 music, then the cciorvd troops nsass
be ''jess fasi Ut II. hassl~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

meeting department
agriculture. canning
TIE the merits her champon Jar of cherries
when auas the
&geNn
auon sFa<d that
prnnaly chsrrte&
1hey beautiful cherries turning the Jar this
he
evnHnucd "vha, this wcrmTF
indeed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

Sew VERT We've Sp, pex.
tangled aIssnsecssEt fSr 'cwotis~ phsrt
Ia exc writes Private Fred q. Mottsn
10 his ssyFSs- here.
I'll Il 8 ssrt u wasA .thn, yfsa s.st os
at night Teen yoa sss~p Ike d soa
ana a-~sTu ttat yoa ar~ fSSse.
They Fssss II 10 IA svvTr nfghs sw
s4~Sssss. AID ~ !, SIRE ke~ys 10
Tslsers - Gnc. yrss reed hare nc
worry stse=t r2s- Cogtses acre 90
reEife: sszrvl cs wuszy.~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

VIE Witnessed tlss fs~ss fireworks dts
PLAY I ever saw. Araasunfio1 wes
c--aesinx oty st rncsHd ssrsed. Sease
c!o9as # srreske we're rising and high
ly eoior.a AaYzses were irapshg a han
dreS tess aai rsore frufH The grounf.
1--WE watched this pleasing e1Ashl.
tssn ftss spssse rc3nat@s, GHtsi sAe cregxf
of an 'Arcssfs' hurst near hy to REMIND
rs thSt we we're ss5ii arer HaGisnt
and ss turned ard steess.5 fer sesne.
"sThe was!e tna occupied "a sasnntrs
sat 4, fstsf have r~ps' s'sr-asny hun
Directs os rEaaryvtf hears La raaas
tsaas weeks
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

from every angle until IL came 10 the
point why're the husband In "A gust Of
loving thought, happened to mention
to the agent tina. IN would make the
house over to his wife. But the wife
objected;
why, nert. I'm surprised at you
to saddle me with a responsibility
like that I'm furnished for home
OF our very own. but II I've got 10 10
tied down To-
"sny, old gtri. climb down to rr,n-
mon sense. II In only that want II
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

Every maihes reaisses. after giving
her csaldsea California syrup of
Figs" thar ghis Ia their issai laxative
because they lore It's pleasant taste
aaa |. Thorough eiesnrcs the tender
little ssnmach liver and bowels with
out grssang.
whea cross irritable, feserist. -
treath In bad. stomach *cur. heck ~
the tongue. MotAsl n coatcd, give
. scaspooafal Of this harmless fruit
laxative." and In Z few hours oh the
fsul. cous,ipaieA waste sour bile aad
ra.sss~ss~a t~wsd ssss%~~ ~~s * ~ a@~~.
ella and ven have 4 well. playful child
again. When the little system " foil NJ
cold. threat sose, has ssomach-aclA d.
aTsAma. taAaxswsso&, ssstie~~Ex amesRAss..
3 eeea inside cleansing" should A.
ways BE- The iirst ;reatnnsat given.
Muiiens AZ mothers keep 'ra,iforhla
6yrup Of Figs" handy; they know .
teaSpoonfui today mves I xack child
tomorrow. Ask rcat druggist Tor =
bottle of "fAilfornis syrup of riga
which has directions for hahieA chill
dr~n Of all ages and xrewn.urs printed
On the bottle. Hewsrs sf coanterfeits
soid here, ~ don't he faoled. Oct the
G~auine, made by "Callforaia rs
eyrup Comrany."~~Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

A certain nisn. part and isarcel NJ
this fair young city, has y habit ct
joking with his ehild~n One At the
fayortte questions rrupsantied NJ fro.
eaeni intervals In. dad. where ynh
geingY' Ia which d#G usually re-
plies, facctiously. ''Oh, dewn IN the
cellar. IN Jump % the Roof"
One day dad had ocrssian to ~ 90
the rpof 10 make sonie npinnr rHfAirN.
such an grsttns the nalghhnr boys bah
out OF the caves Mother missed dad
and inquired as 10 his whereabouts.
Hot@rt. aged ain, observed with gress
.s.ssawsyatF. t~i,xstss aen. JlDs ,ss..l u, 4
spoae he's gonr an there Ia AZ the
furnace"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

'Ssas you swifa, SsfaIsief~ ASKED The
Visiting uncle, a. the tMo we're out fus
Q little walk together
We'll I'LL ssll ytst, uncis.~ said The
bog. with y kre~.ns issos. I'll NIL D.
perds On ~bsttss I@ around fna q
Tn fesserx~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

szsan preferred 10 stand Ut the door.
There Won draped portiere at
che par.or EElI. and the man couldn't
help seeing on Its door saairnilng
Aeap Of children piled on top Of ons
stsoshsr and under the kicking arms
GsM legs nf woman who scrambled
Tree and Asood w laughing. while the
sfssvr voiced embarrassment from the
dooe.
'come, children, mamma has com
s,any-~ fialsh your game With me"
The mamma murnan. stIl chuck
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

ss8aev aaurr la grunce, Many
AES%rseRa sslStlers ar, hasihg the
unpsus opportunity. ~ veil ~ The
pleasant experience. IF iearntng
Frwarh castoaHs and see4ng Freneh
hoaslife by besag btllssed ,'4ghs In tho
houses Of their lisfife hnsss and hsASt.
ssses. .s~@t -t
La one NJ the villages OF centrxi
Franse, high UP among the hltis'
where one ean get magnificent viss
Sf the surrounding peaks" ths sHa'
ley and the winding river below n
hilistsd 4 regiment IT American ar
ttiiery isds Most Of them are frosa
Califorria. others are from North Ia.
kcta. M0asana, aud ether states al the
Northwest.
Casning ap the rvat from tbs rail-
way station eng crosses the mill race
w!aa It's ancient stone bridge. posses
the mouth aolr'' and entering the
village after "rveaii." sees the soldiers
soilihg asssut IN she houses ur seated
ahoas the tables In front u the wine
shops talking to their Preach frieads
whose guests sftsy sre,
From one VI the village streets
clear through the sowa the houses
are marked WITH the number Of
Americans billeted there, One place
may have painted at the side NJ the
door. - men'' and another ~ ef.
tleers. IL aivn.- Down 10 the narrow
side streets are mare h,lless ard fraSa
these whaling passaseways the sol
diers cune ia scores after the eve
mag ness 10 wander along the "usla
drag" and visit hiiless of their friends
III ether batteries.
No Formally There.
Ihs~ 40 very ,lnfasiAat in 1hss xilh
iage since the Americans came. The
doors and windows Of the hotn~-bil
lets. opening right into tho streets
reveal ,sas ssssssss~;, hszsa made, xpain
shipshape military manner. the
nooss scrubbed spotiessly ciean and
everything a. heat and tidy IN home
might be expected 20 be. In nsay
places. sanitation. crude In nest
French towns. al least. from an Amer
leans standpoint. has been Improved
and living conditions Improved not
only FOR the soldiers but for the
civilian natives as we'll.
"iow do you like living In hilie,sr'
was asked raw-haaed gunner who
said his home bad ben In Idaho
"All right DOW" cane the response.
"we did not think much Of II nj
nrst. we had to 81 too far for mess.
The cook shack In away ~ there on
the hill In The square behind the
church. And In our billie, we bad 10
climb ladder 20 get into the hay.
NOV, IA rather live In q tent, -.
pectally Ia the SUMMER. Hut we all
say. like the Frerch. Cost la ga.rre'
and let II 50 at that
''But we're learning lot about the
French. getting lot % Insigh, into
their lives which We could not get
otherwise, We're learning 20 sympa-
this- with them more than ever. |
believe n mskes w h~tter soldiers.
I know tnr sure tkat'.ls MAKES in
kecner 10 fsht the Germans when we
bear some Of the farts the French
people tell Us Why. IN our house
aloae the old man and old woman
who live there have lost three Sons
in tho war and another Is a prisoner
OF the Germans.
~oh. we Vet along all risht. The
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

Tender skins twtes DAP w1fhcus irTt
,assen by ssIsx csuesra keap ~
Cusicpr War" No slsmy mug. ger.&
waste ~ ,luss en- rsnney. Far free s&np
rles address. 'Cnsieura. D~pt. X. Boz
tea Al asaxxtsfs AID hy Hssfl. eoso
O.. Osstsaens .s aad sg,r-~Asv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

nssasn sseay
ssPpssr~d.
"r in here" said the Eagft and hsn segsa Jsnese
she g%hsc3 her yanS hSm hr00Ss the 6
excasesG While.
Fac aaeT a
a. TIE in at
VASE. ande sAeg
issdss spoke IN
sa u ~ tsSs sssssa There
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

NVVFRF VI tsFN7sE WFF'ESt' t4tFFAfNS F1F Hft
araaad X.
4 iaraneSe shop was slss~d NJ
dsst A hand 81 boys dressed In
Khaki suits came sIaGg JUS; then,
They were Sataa hayS, uct one over
tea yes-s- old. seemingly. Fr@ainsns
In the "gsus" was little japanese,
his STRAIGHT N,acs hair ard cleaning
dark eycs strangely dyeraat frnna ths
tiaad heads " gso,st of his eornrensans
Just IS ;ae hogs weat by the
Lana 1850 s.aarNa rrn DIR ~ fNas esrnh-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

r ehroncle of pride before
distractions the
ard se mighty
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11
little Jap Suddenly Separated From de Gang

CHANGED International relations
the rter seet,oa NJ
have ne supply the daily
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11
Probably Her First Experience With Business

REAL showing hoasesx and bath NUN
~ aud the balance monthly namn
looking with his wife The deal ataery
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

and Jelly. and narinaladc, and about
everything else Ia the canned lIne QUO
C<,u,d desire, All the canning was net
fruit by any means, however. Cans
Of beans, corn, etc. yied With the fruit
DISPLAY
Bns the wuwan WIS particularly
proud " her canned cherries, She
iess NJ erpWtuelty to cAll asteallen
a. thein, and even her best friends
had IT. a'mlt tina: she. was perhaps a
hlt trn eager % ,als canned cherries.
Thcn one lay she tux 4 nriEa Gun
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11
GROWING
IN GERMAN ARMY

terminated In whole Hawaiian dts,'
sisssi being siisaraned and transported
10 bavaria. where IL MAS placed In u
prison catar, and the faaslny VI aea ri
the silesian regiments resulted la nea :
ly lon III It's tnen being executed.
csssrtiens Are Heavy.
A. huge number as dssertions ars
occurring. the correspondent says, and
Il In estimated thai there are more
than 2..tsU desartegs Tn Bertha alone.
Large BuAlcgs are scattered
Throughout fhs country and the author.
.sies are having the greatest difficulty
In trailing desertess ewiag To- the eats
nisance VI The working classes, Never.
theiess hundreds have been arrested
and generally these have been s@a.
tsaeed 10 Is years imprisonment, A
great number ~ Imprisoned drsertsrs
broken By solitary confinement. have
been released and eant back 10 tse
ranks
Dlsohssilence and defiance M officers
Ia e6Iauen az the front. according to
the correspondents information, and a
ssfnfssf spirit IN sf~'e W. tfts Tnsas,itsasl
factories. where the workers dssihef'
nieiy are showing ap with the result
tha, the output has hec,i seriously de-
creased.
Heavy csnnensdlnu Heard.
4, was reported from various plaeea
on the Danish and Ncrgegian coasts
three WEEKS agu that heavy cBnnonad
Ing was heard from the North sra.
says a dispatch from chrisslania Ia tbs
Times. "A few days later the bosises
IT German marines we're washed up,
mest ~ theta on the cuasi ~ IgtlaHd
bur no fghting was reported on etthet
the British or German side
So there was ,assch speculation atsaas
these floating cprpseSs which bore lite
belts with tsls figures and initials Of
two dlyervn, GeTfsab torpedo hmsts-
An explanation ts nos given by the
Afsenrss,'s correspondent at Copen
hagen. aho says o tsTsiyt wa$ ses,tEtaff
yesterday from srrvss the German
fruasier ~ a re~eas nniiny, German
navy crews refused 10 g. aboard the
C-sDats Ia which they tsei"s.S. and
SELLING fwur torpedo aoats sel course
for Norway
They were ovsrfakcn ,y Gerraae
warsllp AMI regular Fight eag4ea
with the sextiI, THAI AZ least two tor.
pesia boats were Suak and the crews
drowned Ds killed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

The finest variety of asbestos II
knowu as srginfhRs, and the tns~t beae
tifai specimens ri 'hia come ffoss Tar
Mssfnise, Tn Savoy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

tbs bell house the arst ward and asked
W who Blank sn~d
engxny and said that she Mrs hank and invited him In Tbs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-11

Ss. Lends shus far shis yes&r hxss epsnt
f1.zz-z 900 iess fer new buildings tAAn
An 1917.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

SECOND HAND FURNITURE-I buy and sell everything. Phone 1873 before you sell. l pay more than the rest. Sewing machines rented $2.5O per month. The New and Second Hand Ax-o
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
For Sale-Mlscellaneous


 Some most elegant dressers. Cheffoniers and Buffets. ComomdeS and stands. Such lot of nice rugs. Today a big lot of crockery. Some elegant business clothes. Some heauts of ladies garments. A pair riding tan ladies boots, never worn, very stylish. In Guns I never had such asst. Bedding a fine lot. Spreads and sheets are good. In pillows, 500 to choose from. Elegant Banjos, clarionets. horns. Office desks any size or style. Office tables, chairs, counters. A large lot store shelving. Cafe show cases or cupboards. 7 10 it. pedestal show cases. Many sizes of show cases. Some beautiful paintings, cheap. An instantaneous street camera. Good lot sewing machines. Some $500 photographs, bran new. A $40 Victrola and Music, SIS. Office sectional book cases s2. A lot nice folding beds. New electric appliances for health. All kinds of Library tables. Large stock trunks and valises. Auto trunks, and iron box safe. Wardrobes and kitchen cabinets. Refrigerators and Ice boxes. Electric fans, all sizes. Coffee urns and water coolers. Baby buggies and beds. 2 Remington Typewriters. Large lot tinware and granite. Scales. Butchers, bakers, srocers. Cash registers: sizes. Electric coffee grinder $50. $50 meat slicer $25. Swords and regalias. Tennis rackets, nets, markers. Iathes, motors, stocks and dies. Roof tar in cans.
 Linoleum S400 cork, now 15c. Incubator and wash machines. All sizes coffee grinders. Saddles, harness and fixtures. Fine Davenport settees. Invalids wheel chairs. I automatic dress form, You haven't bought that S300 Type writer and Adding machine. It is $100 and brand new, and warranted. Thes Cash Registers are new Nationals, 0 latest designs.
 Now listen"-I bought in New Mex ico a 7-seat Pierce-Arrow car It i perfection Hardly worn. You can bu.. it cheap or trade me land, home, 0 lots.-l also have Ford truck for sale cash.
 Fords Stores. 40 S. Central Ave.
 Phone 1776.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

FOR SALE-40 tons baled hay. Fred w. Bassler, Route 3, Phoenix Phoenix phone 116R5. If
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

FOR SALE-ValuabIe violin and high frequency electrical apparatus. violet ray. 35 E. Washington. Room 2.
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Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

MILO MAIZE in head, sacked, de- livered any place in city. 21sc per lb. Ring 3093. If
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
Wanted Situation, Male

EXPERIENCED electrician desires position. Familiar with buying. selling. managing. etc. Eighteen years in va rious departments. Answer r. O. box Q2 If
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

FOR SALE--1 team mules, 2400 lbs; ; 1 mare, 1200 lbs. Will exchange for milk cows Phone 125J4.