davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1918-04-16
wESTBOUND.

Florida avenue northwest to Chevy
Chase Circle:
wESTBOUND.
Seventh street at Florida avenue,
near.
Ninth street, far.
Eleventh street, near.
Thirteenth street, near.
Fourteenth street, near.
Fifteenth street, near.
Sixteenth street, near.
Seventeenth street. near.
Eightsenth street, near.
Wyoming avenue, near.
Belmont road, near.
Columbia road, near.
Clinbourne place. near.
Rock Creek, station
Calvert street. far.
Garfield street, near.
Cathedral avenue. near.
Geological Park.
Macomb street, far.
Ordway street. near.
Rodman street, near.
Tilden street, far.
Pierce Mill road. near
Albemar1e street, near.
Grant road, near.
Thirty-sixth street, near.
Huntington street. near.
Joce1yn street. near.
Keokuk street, far.
Livingston street, near.
Northampton street, near.
Chevy Chase Circle.
EAsTBOUND.
Oliver street, near
Mckinley street. near.
Livingston street, near.
Keokuk street. near!
Jocelyn street, far.
Huntington street, near.
Thirty-sixth street, far.
Grant road. far.
Albemarle street, near.
Pierce Mill road, far.
Tflden street, near.
Rodman street, near.
Ordway street. near.
Macomb street, near.
Geological Park.
Cathedral avenue, far.
Garfield street, far.
Calvert street. near.
Rock Creek station.
C1inbourne place, near.
Columbia road, near.
Belmont road, near.
Wyoming avenue, near
U street. far.
Seventeenth street, near
Sixteenth street, near
Fifteenth street, near
Fourteenth street, far.
Thirteenth street, near.
Eleventh street. near
Ninth street. near.
Seventh street at Florida avenue, far
Evening star., 1918-04-16
UNION STATION.

From Peace Monument to Union Sta
tion Plaza.
NoRTHBoUND AND EAsTBoUND.
First street northwest. far.
b street northwest, near.
C street, near.
New Jersey avenue. far.
Delaware avenue northeast. near.
D street, far.
From Union Station Plaza to sth and
y streets northeast.
Second street northeast, near,
Fourth street, near.
Sixth street. far.
Eighth street, near.
EIGHTH AND F STREETS N. E,
From sth and streets northeast to
Union station plaza:
WESTBOUND AND sOUTHBOUND.
Eighth street northeast, far.
Sixth street, near.
Fourth street. far.
Second street, near.
From Union station plaza to Peace
Monument.
D street northeast, near,
c street, near.
New Jersey avenue, near.
First street northwest, near.
b street. near.
: Pennsylvania avenue, near.
- wow Jersey anu f1OflQA ave-
nues northwest. to Massachusetts ave.
nue. at North Capitol street, via New
Jersey avenue:
y sOUTHBOUND.
New Jersey avenue northwest, near.
r street. near.
Q street, near.
p street. far.
/. N street, near.
New York avenue. near.
L street. far.
! street, near.
n street, near.
Massachusetts avenue. near.
North Capitol street, far.
/ NEW JERSEY AVENUE LINE.
I, From Massachusetts avenue and
North Capitol street to New Jersey
and Florida avenues northwest. via
, New Jersey avenue:
N0ATHD0UND.
NoSth Capitol street, near.
q street northwest. near.
II street. near. -~
street tar.
u street, near.
New Yerk avenue. near.
~ street, near.
Fourth street. mean
8 = 91eee 1aaA ..-Atkikl H. y
Evening star., 1918-04-16
r street, near.
Florida avenue, near.
CHEVY CHASE LINE.

Chevy Chase line from 7th street and
Florida avenue northwest to Chevy ,
Chase Circle:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-06
llniere Srupptu na@ 5lonocrn
Die SlrekS in 0eutld(an0 offi@ fit 6een0d akldr(
9tieiige &rte9stoitem+
9lQtrlci SfnlationcllcS aus 6innlano.
6ein Wcmeraliiltntits.
gOeriprtdenoe llrtele iber aregs Torbertltung,
6enitaemO gd)iTe tir Den transport nnierer
3rxppen YSafem nnD Sebensmttte

lollen ben &6nis BON S6ueoen ge6e-
ten baben, linen ST. belfen, baR iie
ipieber nit Sdipeben pereiniet mir
ben.
Seorpesen fat auf ein amerbieten
bes Mmeriean 8nr Srabe 8oaro pu-
iitip erflart, baf es neutral bleiben
ueroe.
General 8erfbomsfi Der &riess=
mimiiter 8erensfp's, lit perbaftet wOr-
ben. Gr ioa nerimdt baben, cine 0e'
genrepolatipn 81 Stanbe 5m bringen.
glae 8nmanen in &uflaub miiiien
iid) innerbalb breier Sage resiitrieren
laiIen.
Die tiirfiide &esiermns mill einen
Smnnel unter ben 9arbaneuen banen
laiIen, Der europa nit Stiien perbin-
ben loQ.
Sm bem Groses sesen 8olD Haida
in Earis, Der anseflast lit, in perra-
teriIdler @erbinbnns nit 9emtidlano
geitanoen gu baben, iaste Elm 3ense
ser Hegiernng, SDgen, aus, oaR Sps
los glngabem iiber ben llriprnms iei-
mes @erm0sens falid ieten. Gr leste
oanm Yapiere Dor, Die beipieien baben
Iollem, baf 8olo pon Der Guaranty
3ruit COMPANY, Sen Igenten Der
oemtiden ganf nno ebenio Der HOgal
8anf Of Canada je S5OO,0OO em=
pfansen babe.
Gem 0eneralitab Der 9lrmee iimo
pier ueitere 0enerale als MiIiiteuteu
oes Gbefs bin5ngefast iporben. Gs
Iimo oies General 0petbals, als Ser
febrs- mnS yStorase"- Director, Sc.
neral Halmer Bieree als 9ireftor Der
GinfGnfe, General 2odribse als sel-
ter Der 9lbteilnng fir ariessplaue,
mnb General 9ibble als Sireftor Der
Grefmtip= =Abteilnns.
Cine 9epeid)e aus &ieiu bebamptet,
bic Eolen bGttem Wiu1ileu, am
Sniepr, meitlid pon Winsf selegen,
anseblidj bas 6amptamartier Der
golide,uifi, beiekt mnb arelenfO, ben
Observation-Disclosures Der golihemifi,
sefangen senommen.
Glugb- -8eurae laft anfs Gntidie-
benite erflaren, oak er iid) ME in Die
immeren 9lngelesenbeiten glmerifa's
semildt babe.
Rad elmer aonferen5 siuiiden bem
Sdabamtsiefretar WcNSDo mno benz
osynel Mbminiitrator" 0arfielb iuirb
pun @albinston aus befannt semadlt
baf @arfielb ben Sdatamtsiefretar
BON Der geotipenbisfeit oes y6meaee
Wonbab" iiberseitgt bat mnb bah
oieie GinridJtmng belteben blelbt.
9as Sans aDmite fir Den 5lpl=
id)enitaatliden !0anoel bat beldllul=
len, bic enbgiiltise Gntideionns iiber
bas syeitiesen Der Gilenbabnraten
iuGfreno Der 3eit Der Gesiernngsfon-
trolle iibcr Die Snbnen Dem Rrd'ioens
ten at ii6erlaIlen.
yunar-Gau beljanptet, Die oentldlem
ltnterieebuote batten ben Sob upn
14000 @idt aampfemoen pernr-
iad)t.
Sran5 pun 9intelen nno Ielne
Niitangeflasten, gGnforo SOnitaee,
Grnit Sefer, 4. ". 9arbabe, @eu.
EreScl, Bilbelm Yareoes, 0nsen
3ieiiter, @alter llbOe, aarl uoa
aleilt, Suiepb 3effert nno Stto @ol-
pert, iinb id)ulbig befnmben. iid IN
cine @eridlmOrnns 5nr 3eritOrnns
BON 9nmpfern einselaiien SIT 1aben.
Sic wmrben jeOer 5il ad)t5ebn Wona-
ten @eiangmis nnb 3ablnmg Dpn
1000 Jpllor perurteilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-06

Die iebiae Seeres- nnb &riessperiuai-
tnms fir nnpraftiid erflart, fir srS'
fere Capitalization eintritt nno Die
Mumabme Der. porlieseuoen Bill be-
saslid zines arieesfabinets em=
pfieblt.
&onsrefrepraientant Tlooo, Der
goriitenSe beg 9nmsfomites fir aus
ipartise Anselesenbeiten, erflarte uor
bem &onsrcR, Die Ser. Staateu mir.
ben mebr MannIdaften mnb mebr
@elS fir ben 9ries in elmer piel fiir-
seren 3eit lieferu, als nuier @oif nu6
nniere Maiierten in ifren fiibniten
Spffnnnsen geslaubt hatten.
Gr-Eraiioent gaft iaste seitern,
Nmerifa miiie nod slpei, pieaeidt
brei Sabre fampfen nno maiIe nnr
BON ieiner eigenen Starfe, midt BON
eiuem etiuaisen innerem 3miammen-
britdj 9entid)laubs ben Sies eruar=
ten. gSenn mir iiesen MOLTEN, miie-
ten mir Sic 9entid)em iblageu. slnf
intermationale @eripiflnnsen biirften
mir midDt boffen.
Gr=yraiibent Salt iaete selterm in
ieiner Neoe, sic 9lqiierten bGtten midt
Die 9lbiidt, 9entIdlanS cine Negie=
| rmngsform aitfsnsninsen, lie iuollfen
, nmr bem Wilitarismns ein Gnbe ma-
den.
Ser Hraii6ent fat cine lange nn-
terrebnna nit btm @eriitenbem beS
,sbippins goarb1 Serrn Snrlep,
aber bic Sdiffsfrage gebabt, oeren
&idtigfeit jett nidt nmr nom anierer
&esierang, ipnbern audi bon ben gll-
liierten Doa anerfannt iuirb. Gs
limb genns Sdjiffe ba, I'M Srnppen
mad europa 81 bringen, es feblt
aber snr 3eit an sdiffen fir ben
sransport pDn 8affen nno anoern
9imsem, beIonbers luelde Die Solba-
ten sebrandjen. Inn cine Nilion
Mann oriiben ST erbalten, iniiiIen
mir bier bis iieben Willipnen Sonnen
2aSeranm babem. @ir gaben jett
MIR itnsefabr bier Willionen sonnen
smr @erfiignns, aber !Snrleg erflart,
bai, mir rpabreno bes Sabres nod
Sdiffe BON brei bis ieds Wiilionen
Sunnen banen f0nnen, 10 baR mir ge.
niisenb Sdiffe babem iperoen.
ErGiibent @iliDn bat ansepronet,
oaF bas @erm0sen luolba6enber
SentIder I'M 9anbe, Die interniert
iinb, inter MISUNDERSTANDING
seitellt merSen ioll.
Die yssranffnrter 3eitnns" Ioa er:
flGrt baben, iuabrenb Der nad)Iteu
Iedls Wonate hattie 9entidJlanb bic
Cberbano mnb Die Gentralmadte
ipiirben ben entid)eibenben Sdllas ge-
sem Die @eitfront ansfiibren. Wab-
renb oieIer Ieds Wouate fOnnten Die
s(merifaner Die 6iilie, Die iie ben Gm-
tentemGdlten leiiteten, nidDt peritar-
fen. Die o9entide Sages5eitmng"
Iaat, ale 9liisen ieien Jest ami Sas
Shladtfelb i'm @eiten seridDtet nno
bic sr0fte Sdladt bes arieses ,uer.
be bort jett besinmem. Nalor pon
Clbera IdDreibt in Der yNlls. Moro.
oeutidJem 3eitnns", 9eutidlano iel
iett bereit, ben Sd)las sn sebcn, lo'
6alb Sinbenbnre oas 3eIden oa5n
gebe. Die oentidle 5lOtte lei bereit
nit oem Seer stiammen 5n arbeiten
Der Saiier BON Ceiterreid) bat bic
ejenerGle 8uebm.Grmulli nno Sprpe.
bic sn ;selomaridallen ernannt.
Cffene Sample siuilhen ben Jin'
mGnen unb ben Solideiuifl baben be-
aommem. 3pei riiiIiide 9ipilionen
lumrben bon ben 9inmanen genoia-
men. Sdmere aampfe iimb IN Selia'
rabien i'm @ange.
Die getuobner Der Mlano 5nleln
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-06

True translation fled with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
February 9th as required by the
act Of October 9th 1917.
~. ,.>..
Us ye'kI Aa'tl. a os.,s.. .s.a
Dtelet@t oemna@t IN oen @uhp'e"
tn Jlanoern fettneDmen. .,m
am wtontae gat aMe1'alau@. al
ftnerte, npromel1..g ppH SeA', s.nea
ansrtft per Sean@en aI1 a"eluaa''
f6e eranen earnasenorten. j.
Sepe1@en pon nHletn s1agpea ~
Uramtretg meioen, eak 5'em'sa 'so.
baftes S@teFea lfafiIano nno oaF o'e
snftldlllte rege aafigfeu enIH'aeiIeH' :,
Serin9e Der Se.fl@en, e'nsH Hepet.
faa amt ote amernaali@en 91aoeH 6h
magen, mhreen peIeHen.
yin amerHaau@el plpus, o..
semetne GENTS Ihsleg, W 'm @ump'
sefanem; ein Aorporal uHo p'e1 e'eS
f1tesnc ltmo ie'a)t perpnuos1.
Son Serlin ahs iutrp oI.5.en VIZ
fannf gema@f, oaK oer S1telI pee''=
oef 1T.
Vtne Sepel@e ans amt!ea0um 'ae'.
oe, magfenD peg St.e.Is ,.t s'ae
gomoe seseH pug tpH'st'u'e Sapok !"
Serltn gemorfen,
Der Sfrfn in SsnIl1IaMO I. ioh ,!.. oa7
onrg 10 l@nsh 5h vHoe gsptaal' le'a,
saf otf nsDoroen o'e aeunapn.eI WI ~
SDlfsaalieaIen IaO pemoml.1uI'D'.a a.
mt oen Sooe peerop!em. usgea 1's
SHelIer lflDt iuHrSe n.aps gs.u"' ~
nun aDer lpl@e Soi'sunllupIs nno
Sen1onlfrafIonen metmeno1s IHI esn
vrIoig eines 91reslss ''aS, % y ~ nnha.
oerletpe naW 'o'@en ""nEaay.@.a ~. :
ignea 5htamWeHotegen, u!,aa'.'u'
loh ole meilahs srpFIe weaIcIuui oel
oeafiden aroet1er Que @rpeu 'o'epes
anI9enommen Daoea.
oR gNorooenn@e angeme'ne :3e..
fang paf intf penn Vriat oral1l'@ct
aroetler9efese, aus eiHer Soise nss
Sfretts georopi, S'e s5e'1ans lse's
gia5n, Der SfreH oeOeaIe eiHe OFT
iangerHng peg &rieses. SoH oeh pst-
gaIfefen SfretffnHrefa -es ,oneH es-
ren 10 letn . ''ho tpreH frp5ehen
erIaDrf man le9r Deal9
Der So5taltlf 2cligeim SiI1mahht
elner Der ynDrer Der Streuoetoe9hh9
tn Senflhlano, ilt megen ahlllIIang
pon pp@perrat, ysloer'laho segeh c,t
SeDoroen mno iieoerfefnng Der Stle'I-
seleee 81 fnnf Sapren Selfhns per'
nrfetlf lporoen.
Ole leefen sem Nonate oes arlee
9es Dauen hns nVO "iatonem u, 0o' ~
lar gefolfef, angefaer ny 1na.os
nen IN etnem Wfonaf poer ~ @'h'o'
men IN s.nem gag: -.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-06
uic Scr Kriea ita6
2lmtcrifa fdiit.
8esen GinIenonns pDn 2 Gents
fir Eurtu berldifem mir bieies 9ndl
an irgenS cine Ibreiie.
Sie Grpeoition
Sm 3meife.

gbemonn (oer am Gage nacb Der
Sot5eit Die mogere @titgift 5dhlp;
gSollte i1 am Gnoe hod) aus Slete
gebeiratet boben 2"
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- 60 0tanher, ser ben redteA
9lnIhluB perfeblte, flagt iiber lhled3ts
8erbinonugen.
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Snmmariidl.

9ie 3eit oes eenialen Shulters
tpuroe tells Gurit-, tells S6ub5fpet=
fen getpiomet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-06

- 0oB faItes 8etter geiltno 1T,
mag lein, ober aIl5ltpiel baoon lit jc-
oenfuQs ungeIuno.
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|rotte, be5p. Der Gepnoiiernng Der onse
ldnbilden 9lnlei6en lpiiroe oaber fiir
Sranfreid) BON ocu fltrtbtbarIten 6ot4
gen iein
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-06

= gflihterfiilllmg lit Die 5oroe
ring bes Cages
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-08
The Store Where Most People Trade

ness man in Oklahoma. hut | have
had experience on the farm. and
know just what farmer needs, and
know that in case a farmer has no
place in which to store his grain H.
is compelled to sell as soon as har
vested in any way that he can han
die il. | have noticed in this cOun-
ty that ii large majority of the far
mers sack their grain, especially the
oats and peanuts. simply because
they have no granaries in which to
store their products. This should
not be the case on any farm in this
county. and "a landlord that does not
equip his farm with good home
and granary. barn. and SO on. is not
entitled to IA good tenant.
A good, substantial tenant l.
looking for well equipped farm.
and is not going to accept one that
is not well equipped.
Sacks. or bags. are going to he
4oc each at harvest time Can you
expect your tenants to buy sacks at
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-08

never knew anything about and came
to the conclusion that, after all, the
giving up Of money and luxuries is
but the smallest fraction OF the ef
forts necessary to carry on the war.
Speaking OF France. Lieutenant
Perigord said that were America to
raise an army like France has done
in proportion to her population, she
would Immediately call out 10000
900 men. In France. all the men
went to war, save the very young
boys and the very aged men. Work:
The women and girls did that and
were glad of the chancellor were
not their brothers and husbands and
fathers and swcethearts enduring
hardships and suffering death at
the front--fOr them all? In all of
Frence. he said. there is not fam
! lily but has lost one man killed. and
many two men. lots of them three.
and scores of them have sacrificed
all the male members OF the family
killed on the field OF battle--that
France might live in peace and lib
erty.
| Several times during the lieutcn-
ants address. there was IA disturb
ance in the rear OF the building. or
in the lobby. and In each instance he
calmly ceased speaking. requested
that order prevail. and he usually
got what he asked for.
AS he talked. his sword. won in
actual fighting and In actual blood
spiliing work. was always in his
hands the very sword given him on
the field of the Marne when his su-
perior yielded him the sword and
tn" command of his fellows and AT
the hotel this sword is in his lap as
he eats or when seated in the lobby
Black of hair and eye. swarthy of
complexion. erect in stature. yet
sparinply built. the Lieutenant is the
personificatiOn OF that indOmitablc
will-couragc and spirit that allowed
the French to stop infinitely super
iOr numbers OF hctfer trained Ger
man troops at the very gates OF Par
is twenty miles away.
| But h" wants to get back back
into the fight for he says this fast
travelling and much speaking bust
ness gets on his nerves more than
fighting and that he wants to b..
with his " boys -. as he effectiOnately
calls the veterans Of his company.
From here Lieutenant Perigord
motorcd to Denison. whence h
caught the Texas Special to Kansas
city for Sunday address. and
from there went to Minnesota, and
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-08
STOMACH ACTS FINE. NO INDI.
GESTION, GAS, HEART
BURN, AtIDITE.
Pp''s Diaprp>in FiNcs Sick,
Sour. psrt StOnIarh> in
Five Minutes.

pu don't want slow remedy
when your stomach is bad or an
uncertain one or a harmful one -
your stomach is too valuable; You
mustn't injure il with drastic drugs
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in giving relirf; its harmless
mes; its certain. unfailinE action in
r"2nla,inp sick. sour, gassy stom-
achr. Its quick relief in indigcs-
'ion dyspepsia and gasiritis. when
caused by acidity, has made it fam
ons the world over
Keep this wonderful stomach
s""etener in your hom" keep il
handy get IA large fifty cent case
from any drug store and then If
anyone should eat anything which
doesn't agree with them; il what
they eat lays like lead. ferm"nts and
sonrs and forms gas; causes head
az he, dizziness and nausea: cructa-
tions Of acid and undigested food i
remember as soon as Pape's Diapep-
sin comes in contact with the st0m
ach II helps to neutralize the exces-
sive acidity, then all stomach dis
tress caused by IL disappears. Its
promptness, certainty and ease IN
overcoming such stomach disorders
is revelation to those who try 1t.
81 (tdv)
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-08

that price. and grow oats, peanuts,
or any kind of grain or feed and pay
such prices. and stay on your farm?
Farmers, build granaries, and
quit the habit of buying sacks To
use instead of granaries.
Don't rent a farm that has no
accommodations, ii you expect 10
make anything even Il living
Buying sacks every year is just
throwing that much money away.
Just had just as well burn it.
Now, take my last advice con
struct granaries quit buying sacks
Hold all the grain you can until
the country demands it. In that
way you make all the eris in th-
production of grain.
Yours very truly.
g" l.. H. FASH.
'Durant, Okla.
RAGS WANTED - Clean Cotton
Rags. white or cOlored, at the New.
office ~ Third Ave
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-08
EXAMINE FORTY MEN FEBIll
AIRY El.EVENTH

Chairman Chas c. Parker Of tho
local exemption board has notified
forty young men classified In class
Dne under the new draft regulations
to report for medical examination
next Monday. February II. The
men to be examined are as follows:
Clyde Dennis, Ft. TOwsOn
Hery Clay Drum. MatOy.
Frank w. Cox. Hendrix.
Arvin Coulter. Durant.
Walker Gates, Durant.
Levi Perry Morton. Durant.
Charles Henry Craige. Kemp
Walter Gordon Vaughn. Durant
Ralph Cecil Flowers. Caddo
John Franklin Butler. SiIO.
Sion Earl Hilburn, Utica.
Morris liberia Lively, Durant
Jim Brown. Haworth.
Hollis Smith. Kemp
Charlie Hubbard. B0kchitO.
Willie V. FavOrs. Durant.
Robert Edward McCollum. Duranr
Ollev Halo. CaddO.
Offelo Sanford Stinnett Mead
Walter Patton, Kenefick
Geo. jackson. Oberlin.
John Will Martin. Durant.
Garvin Nelson lIOltgren. Durant.
Fred Jackson Lambert. Allison.
Leonard Eastwooder. Benningt0h-
Walter Rutledge. Albany.
Roy Franklin Hart. Utica.
James Walton IIayslip. Wade.
Geo. DcbuOn Sipes, Bennington,
Fcrd. Leslie Estes. Fort Worth
Iro Norton, Durant.
David Abner Pusley. Durant.
John Fred Lcwallrn, Yarnaby.
Charles Vernon Rose. Durant.
Clarence Thomson, Kemp.
Marshall Mcbride. BOkchito.
John Earps, Achille.
Guy B. MaXey. Durant.
Clifford d. Newell. Calera.
Alvin Pierce Baker, Roberta.
William Noble Bennett. DuTant
Isaac Monroe Turner. Colbert
James Edmond Bartee. Durant
To Report Feb. ~. {" u. m.
Frank Selby Salt. Tyler. Tex,
James T. Pruitt, Utica. =
VIM. G. Turley. Mead.
Wilbur r. i,utler, Albany.
Taravel Harmon. Matoy'
BERT King. Roberta.
Tazwell Tupman, Mead.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-08
i ST HAVE GItANARlES TO
MAKE MOST OF THE
OATS CROP
u. Fash. Leaving for Colorado,
akr> His last Statement to
Farmers. Tenants. and the
landlords of County.

II. Fash. for several years the
pity farm agent here, is leaving
week for Colorado to make his
Pre- home, and asks the News to
Fish tn" following. his last ad-
/ 10 Bryan county people:
The high cost of everything has
ZEN the cost of sacks so high that
|lsh Ia reiterate what | have said
r after time in the past, that far
+ should construct granaries in
'h 4" store their grain; landlords
|u!d see that their farms arn
Popped with granaries for their
bn's
! am not knocking on any husi-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-08
Phone |3O

this week Is speaking OF the same.
things to the German Americans ot
that State.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-08
Plies Cured In o 10 - DsUs

~ oEusRist will seSAnd nsOsSy PAZO
0N!eHNf fails to sWe suy eaae Of Itching.
MM13 Ge<dink orsrotvsdnlg pllsSme eto44 dssA
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-08

Direct from
will
Of Dresses and Suits making Radyto
The hundreds
confidence the the authoritative the
will delight
Priced $3.50 Upward to $44.sO
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-08
Direct From the New York Market Comes All


Unusual these
wellnfOred
Buyers with all market conditions
and OF
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-11
Chester, Ind.

Mr. and Mrs. George Carman, who
reside west of town are the proud
parents of a baby boy, born Thurs
day morning. ;. The Woman's For
eign Missionary society was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. T. S. Mar
tin Thursday afternoon. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Myrtle Timer, Mrs.
Catherine Woodruff, Mrs. Ada Morrow,
Mrs. Florence Hinshaw, Mrs. Matte
Kendall, Mrs. Ida Pickett, Mrs. Ber-
tina Carman, Mrs. Jennie Huffman,
Mrs. Pansy Avery, Mrs. Margaret
Boerner, Mrs. Hazel Martin, Mrs. Lila
Webster, Mrs. Fannie Martin, Misses
Lucille Huffman and Carrie Boerner.
A very interesting letter from Elmer
JOY, formerly of Chester, who is now
a missionary in Africa, was read dur
ing the meeting. The letter described
the customs and missionary work
among the people of Africa. Mrs
Pansy Avery had the devotional. Mrs
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-11
CHESTER SOLDIER
TAKES GUARD OF
KAISER PRISONER

"The Germans are falling back on
all fronts, because the pressure is 100
great for them" Harry n. MORROW,
serving in France, says in a letter 10
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIII MORROW
of Chester. 1--WE have been Gerry busy
for the past few days, chasing tne
Huns and things are going our wal.
II had the pleasure OF picking up
one of the Kaiser's famous Prussiau
guards as my prisoner" the letter
saws. took some of the buttons on
his coat. All the fight was out or MN
before got done with him turned
him over to division headquarters ana
that was the last l heard of him. Mao
of course he was and so was |.
81 hear some talk of peace and nope
II comes soon so that we can come
home. We are war weary ana worn
Our mail has been coming so much
better. lately. We never hear any
more about the submarine warfare
Have they ceased to be factor III
warfare?
"The Red Cross surely Is doing a
great work over here. ! wanted some
homemade candy and they gave NE
me a box and it was so good.
"One-half has not been told apou'
the German atrocities in regard TO the
women and children. The Huns are
deserving of no mercy