davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-26

PRODA Sc feznicky a uzenaf-
sky stanek v move trnici (She-
riff st. Market). Haste Sc v
adm. t. liStu. 10
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni "a
.mestsky majetek farma o So a.
krech ma Brookside Rd. v Inde-
rendence, Ohio, 1912 mile cd
Pubic Squaru. Adresa Sc sd9li
y adm. "Sveta'. ls .s2z
/ 81 i go Us . =
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FRONAJMOU Sc 2 byty kaz-
dy o 3 svetnicich pro malou ro-
dinu, e.ektrika, plyn a jina "a.
fizeni. Haste Sc v (. 1921
Broadway. 9-26
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MnRinnllllAllAlnl lnlnllAMuIual .
tak by Sc radovali vsichni
|vsichni ii zdeiSi ctnostnf! Pan
Menhart .jeste vice vsechny
zdeisi nevinne pant a panny,
|ty by Sc rozesmaly, kdyby me
|spartily opet!. -. Nikoliv; jak
|ri!e Prahu lopustfni, uz nikdy
|nevstoupfm do jejfch zdi, leda
l;ako kralovna polska. -. A CO
Ite Sc tyce, opatffm 81 CO 1iejdffr
We dplne jistoty. :, .Doet MOI
ina, ze Menhaft chtel ME pouzt.
izastrasiti! Ano jest to jen ne
|nnotorna lez, kterou 81 vymy-
[slil, ably. mi zkazil me povyse-
mi. =. l on mi z4vidl St6sti, sla
w. :. Zpozdiay msstAk. jak
prohlednt jest jeho zAmSr. -
Zdstanu ma tom, ceho jsen1 jen
TAX stastnou n&hodou. zfskala.
Pojedu ! :krAtem kaziinfrem.
|T4k iAko zde. budu sA haviti II
n3ho je$tx take"
Pozde ma vecer panf Kristi-
ia me1a ,jest9 tajnpu a dlouhou
|poradu, 5 apotekAfem: Adsusti-
rem. Ia velikou vAhu ryziho
zlata koupifa od4 neho zasobu
|lekdv a voditek, praskdv Z ma
|sti, kterymi um9nf .ieho podpo
rovalo jeff krasu. Nemensf So
mu penez da.a mu "a zjevenf
|tajemstvf, jak vsech tech dra-
|kocennych, zazracnych vyrob-
Xiv jeho lekarny uzivati ma.
Vse do zvlastni skvostne kra
|bice ulozeno pani Kristina wa
Ia 81 sama ma tsarost, ably ce-
|stou nekam pohozeno a ztrace-
mo nebylo. Co by 81 pocala bez
divotvornych t6chto lecidel a
|licidel Augustinovych? UAuz-
|ry Vlach musil il shit, ze po
|galantniho sveta velice zkuse-
nv Vlach usil il slibit, ze po
kupcich ruskych, ktefi mezi
Kyjevem a Prahou pojfzdeli 4
" Krakove Sc zastavovali, dal-
Isl zasoby techto svych neoceni
te,nych a nenahraditelnych po-
|mdcek k odstraneni a zahaneni
vsslikych telesnych neduhdv il
|posylati bude.
Chytry apotekar dobre umel
|sobe spocitati, jaky vydelek cd
|chodem pani Kristiny mu ujde,
|treba by znacnou Cast jeho zbo
ii sebou odvezla. Proto meme
Iskal postrasiti il, kdyby pfesta
la nekdy techt, jeho lekdv Wi
|vati, re po zdravi i po krase
ljeji bude veta.
| Zaroven il pfimEl ably take
lAlusi do leGitalskeho um6ni,
ktere on pri nj prospechem
TAX vytecnym pestuje, zasv9ti.
la, ponevadz sama ami pomocl
|nejlepsich zrcadel by vsechny
lskvrny sve pleAi nAlezti a "a
hnati nemohla.
IatO pOSfednl rad nebyla pa.
[ni Kristine prijemna, ale neby.
Flo lie vymknouti Sc jejfmu. {
|plneni. -.
| TAX v posledni temer hodi.
Ire pred odjezdem z Prahy ALI
(se dovedela Sc tajem3tvi, "a
kterez kdyby il oylo mohlt
[zdstati neznamo, pani Kristins
|yelmi rada byla by il dala nj
koiik hrsti zlata.
4 Ma kralovskem hrad4 v
i Krakovx.
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V6rna laska
aneb BOJO MILIONY.
Roman Nap.sl julius Mary

~I II AdAhu LH pun AIOUluy
- budete jej moci, nasledova
ti?" pravil sasek.
"Ano, nerucim vsak "a to, re
jej neztratim."
as "a deset frankl?"
"Ano = "a deset frankd -
tn Sc jiz mohu zaruciti, re jei
neztratim." "@ q
''Plati tedy! Name nyni dive
hodiny."
"a chcete byti spokojen, bu
deli to trvat dive hodiny?" ia
zal Sc opatrny kocf.
"Treba po cely dnesek = a
bude-!i zapotrebi, j dele!'
"A najme-li 81 muz ten po-
'Budete nasledovat "a povo
ZEN. Kun vas jest piece do
'bryw
"VEral prvni cenu pri dosti
bach, kdyz .byl o dvacet let
mladsi!"
Trutat vstoupil do povozu.
Koci mel tvarnost parizskeho
ulicnika, jemuz pGsobi takova
wee, na niz prave byl zjednan,
pOfadnou svandu.
Sasek nynf spustil u okenek
pOvOZu ma obou stranach zaclo
ny. a pocal. Sc rychle premeno-
vati. jedinym pohybem ruky
znlizel hrb byl pax rozebran.
Potion vytahl Trutat z kapsy
falesne kniry, velke a prizrza-
vele, i prilepil 81 je ku vrchni-
mu rtu. Jako sasek byl zvykly
s nesmlrnou rychlosti Sc prestro
jovati hned ma to jako jina q
scbnost sc objeviti. Mel take
velke madam herecke a doved]
svemu obliceji a postave dodati
vzhled primereny rGznym cha
rakterilm, kterez predstavoval
Nyri vynal Trutat male zr.
cadko a pOzoroval Sc.
"Neni to zrovna dokonale -
neni to prilis dcbre!" zamrucel
"Mel bych miti vlastn6 je.
ste jiny Sat - nu, co skodi, my
slim, ze mne Rouguin takto pre-
ce nepozna.
Pripravy tyto vyzadovaly nj
kolik mnut casu a drozka zatin
jela krokem. Trutat dokonci
svG pfestrojenf a vytahnul "a
clony. Y tOmto okamziku zrycf
lii k;i .iizdu. -Sasek jako by
cht6l mluvit kocfm, otevrel ,
pfedu okenko.
"Mily pane vas muz najimi
pcvcz !" oznamoval.
"Dobfe = cinte jak ujedni
no.! odvetil Trutat. PAX Sc ro1
hlednul okolo sebe, ably sc pr.
syedcil, kde se nynf nalezaji.
Povoz Rouguindv jel po Fa,
bourg Poissonniere vzhdru, "a
hnul sc do ulice Lafayette a da
Sc potom ma pravo.
"Jede domu' zamumlal Tr,
tat, "a ia jsem sam. Ach, re NJ
MAN Chilperica a Trompelet;
u sebe!"
Kde vsak chou nyni nalezti
"Budu hlidati palac Mura
duv,' rekl asi pred osmi DIN.
Trompelet Trutatovi, "a rOvne,
dnm Rousseboisdv. Myslim, Z,
Sc tam Rouguin, aneb nekter.
jeho jednatel ukaze."
Cd te dolby Trutat sveho pf
tele nespatril.
Drozka jela velmi rychle p
ulici Lafayette dold. Pojedno
vsak stanula.
Koci znOvu Sc naklonil ku
tevfcnemu oknu a oznamva
svenlu cestujicimu:
"Vas " vystoupil! Vessel d
onoho domu zrovna tar
kde stoji povoz."
"Nyni jest We SVEN dome!
pomyslil 81 Trutat a mrazer
radosti projelo mu telem. "St
ma Jest We SVEN doupeti,' "a
huhlal, "a zde jej lie jiste !
pitt"
Ctevrel dvirka povozu a v
u
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PRONAJME Sc byt s nabyt-
KEN opatfeny v {. 1918 Broad
way. VSe ZafiZeno. 9-25
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Napsal Julius Mary

"A "a SlOv teen Oal kOclmu
cvacetifrank. 6 Kdyz jej koci
spatril, nemohl potlaciti saby
|vykrIk pfekvapeni. Uzavfel
pred nedAvnem dmluvu s ma
lynn, dobrackym, hrbatym a
neeiegantne vyhpizejicfm mu-
lem a nyni videl pred sebou
nable clcveka znamenite urost
|leho. sirokeho v ramenou, vzne
|'sene vyhlfzejiciho, s peknym
dtesen1 vlasu, s p6knymi kni
ralni q vzneseneho'-i vzprime
neho drzenf tela.
"Ah - ah! Jiz tuSim! - pra
vii koci a dal Trutatovi zname
MIN ma jevo, ze vi CO to zname
ma. Domnival Sc, re ma pred
sebou elena tajne policie. Ia
bocil nynf Sc svym povozem k
chodn:hu. Trutat mu ale rekl {:
"Jste prilis blizko domu,
kde muz vystoupil - pristou-
pill nahle k oknu, uvidi mas Z!
Mohl by sc tornu diviti, kdyby
tn videl tax dluho stati povoz
vzniklo by v mem podezreni.
"Chcete, abych zaje1 o kou
SEX dale a tam vas ocekaval?"
"AnO.55
Exam myslite
''k nejblizsimu narozi = az
tam jiste nedohledne! -
"Pravda!"
Povoz odejel. Trutat prekro
ell obrubu u1ice.
Dunn, do nejz Rouguin vessel
byl jchO vlastni = tvoril jeden
uhel u)ice Lafayette a de la
Butte -Chaumont.
| Zde byly Rouguinovy ured-
nj nistnosti v nichz mel sve
papiry. Bylo to takrka hlavni
mistc jeho pobytu. Zde z0sno
val plan ma ukristenf jm6ni
Rertarovych - zde zosnoval
svatbu Gabriely = zde uzavre
no zavrazdenE Senechala a j
Bertary, zniceni Emia IA An
drea - odsud podniknuto od-
vazne dilo ukradeni mrtvoly z
umrlti komory - odtud vyslo
| i osvobozeni Lufardovo.
Dunn nelisil Sc nicim cd {
satnich v teze ulici. Mel pet
poschodi - tri z nch byla pre-
naiata obchodnikGm neb OBJ
cnodnfm zrizencIm z tex
ctvrti - prvni a druhe poscht
di drzel Rouguin pro sebe {
zde nalezaly Sc jeho pisarny
a velmi nadherna komnata {
bydelni.
| Po dlouhy cas- nevkrocil SEN
Rcuguin aniz nektery z jeht
jednatel6 nohou.
Rouguin citil ,ze jednatelt
Muradovi po mem pasou = vi
del, re hude-li polapen, hnet
dojde na odplatu, re Murad
nim nebude miti zadneho sol
citu a kdyby no >soudlm new!
dal, re sam vykona ,pomstu ,
| trest ma nem ma jeho soudr,
zfch.
| Ponevadz aechtel opusti
Pafiz aniz by byl sve zalezit
sti vyridil. aniz by byl ucini
nutna opatreni k tomu clli, b.
nabyl vlady mad jmenim Be
tarovych - doufal, ze do ct
na,ti dni dospeje tax dalek
l. zdrzoval Sc v ukrytu, uk'
zcval Sc jen " noci a vzdy
prdvodu. ably rozsiril domnel
} ku, ze uprchnul z Parize
snad z Francie.
/! Jeho jednatele nas4edoval
i jeho pfi kladu a hledali ltu
ku okoli Pal lize. Chranili s
Inavzajem - jak jsme jiz VI
deli.
II Rouguin ucinil vsechna be
! petnostni. opatreni, by memoir
: byti nasledovans do ulice La
fayette. Ma bulevarech i v
koli 'bursy . take Ase zastav
snad dvacetkrate, ably sc, OIL
=
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PIANO. 88 Note Upright ma
hogany piano kabinetem, L.
pine zachovale, jako move, pro
da Sc velmi LEVINE, bude-li pro-
dano hned. Haste sc v (. BILL
w. 25. St. nahofe, blize Clark
Ave. 1913
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PRODA Sc zachovaly zeiezny
plot (fsnce), 200 stievicu dlou
hy, A stfevfce vya,ky. velmi lev
he. Haste Sc v (. 1904 Miles
ave. ,9-26
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PRODA Sc dunn O 6 svetnicfch,
1 roxy starry. Da Sc LEVINE "a
lficinou nemoce. Haste Sc (,
|2504 Tate ave., S...W.
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PRIME 81 zehlic a bushel-
man. Haste Sc u National Dry
Cleaning Co., zoos Lorain ave
- S-2s
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101AAk14NA
XIV. stol. Cd F. schulze..
''''' ppIllluill I lIIu'ii,,
lnou nezvyklost jfzdy ma koni
nadherna, nebesy kryta nosft-
lka, upevnsna dvemA statHym
komohdn1 ma hfbe.y, vypadala
v cetnem privodu sveho nove-
ho ochrance 4 p&na zvlaste ma
lebne. Aluse jeste 3 dvena slu-
zebnymi divkami nasledvala il
| v nfzkem povoze o velikych ko
icch. Vice zA svfho prazskeho
slnzebnictva panf Kristina se-
bou 'nevzAla. Odmenivsi ostat-
lnf zenskou celed' hojne pencil
| Satstvem drAhoe ennym propu
Istila il od sebe 8 rrinohym ujisfo
IvAnfm kdo Z Mich BY n9kdy DO
Krakova pffse1 ze d NJ najde
Iyzdy dobrotiveho pfijeti.
AluSi lfbila se costa 8 toeika
|pany a rytiff TAX, 4. jen qera-
da sh1edla mad planinou vislan
skou vypfnati Sc v9ze chramtv
krakovskych, a budovu kralov-
skeho Wawe1u. ::
Il Pant Krfstina naopsk Be "a.
liadovsfa, kdyz ell jeff dalek6,
Ivtpravy pied nj ma pbzoru De
lobjevil, ozSfen lahJdnymi pa
fprsky z&psdajfcfho *]unce kvet
noteho. Touziia ..jiz po zfnens
Ijednotarneho zivota, k n61iuz
byla odsouzena ma dlouhs ppu-
III do zem6 polske. Cd rama do
noci jeti na uprasenych cest&ch
krajinami, m6sty . vesnicemi,
fktere pro nj nemely ami nejmen
|sf zajfmavosti, spokojiti Sc stra
Iyou, kterou krAlovstf kuchafi,
~ umeni SVEN veami nedokona-
lie vycvicenf a uz vzdy naphed
spechajici pro kralovsky stdl
trfipravili nemoci sobe ma noe
lehu pohoveti die zvyku sveho
" hebounkych prachovych peri
mach s hedbavnymi povlaky, .
lpredevsfm tax dlouho muset o.
,hejiti,se bez. n&lezit& !. .ipravy
'vlasIv q zanedb&vati sN3u t.
tlesnou krasu, ,ponevadz bud
sc nedost&valo X tomu casn,
kdyz kr&l hned casne z rama
Ivelel k dalsi jizd6, bud mista
kdyz nezbyvalo nez nocovati v
lsfrem poll nebo v lese pod sta
my, prostymi netoliko umyva-
del, zrcadel a stplk1v, ale o.
ken: vsechno to nepohodli, vse
Icben ten neporadek nedosta
tick unavil a znudll pani Kristi-
|nu tou m6rou, ze div 81 nezou-
ifala.
| Licidla a leky odpocivaji v
Ekrabicfch tax, jak je tam v Pra
lie byla slozila. Asuse uz sama
ftfetfho dne uzasla, jak pani
Kristina vypada; ale nesmi il
ito fici ,aby il jeste vice neza-
|rmoutila. Ma tvarich ma cele
|naskakuji pihy, liseje: dobre,
lie panf Kristina o mich nevi.
ll'fibrala by ma sebt jest9 jeden
Ihustsf zavoj, aby il nikdo ami
lnespatril.
I Kazimir take um6l oceniti
|skodlive ucinky nepIohodlneho.
Idlouheho cestovani ma krasu
zenskou a nechtejc pani Kri-
lstine primnozOvati remilych do
!jmdv a rozpacitych chvll, So
Itfa osamoceni, do ktereho cim
tdele costa trvala, tim hlpubeji
lse uchylovala.
I Vsem t6mto nepfijemnostem
teprve v Krakove byl knnec.
Iani Kristina oddly CHA 81 We
fsvem zakukleni, v n9mz uz Sc
dusila pafila, kttyz 1zkou
brankou We vysok6 kamenne We
.IIf viiZdSta do u1ica kra kOvskk
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PRIME Sc schopny naterac.
Haste Sc mezi 6 a z hod. We
Ger u Henry Hodek, 8911 Fol-
som ave. 9-25
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-07-19
Fulton County Makes Record.

Wauseon, o. (Special) &c. D
Perry, War Savings chairman for
Fulton county, has been advised by
the Ohio War Savings committee,
Columbus, that this county made the
greatest relative record in cash sales
of War Savings Stamps for the week
ended July l.. With a weekly quota
of $3.50, sales in cash for this week
reached $101, 800, or 1916 times the
weekly quota. The nearest approach
to this record was made by Morrow
county, where cash sales of So, 357
were made against quota Of $6.460,
or 10.4 times the quota.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-07-19

School Sammy Army Of Ohio Making
Great Sales Records.

Columbus, O. -(Special.)- For a
village of 1,50o inhabitants, Carding-
ton, Morrow county, justifiably claims
a state record in furnishing four gen
erals" in the School Sammy Army OF
Ohio. In that community Marjorie
Nichols and her sister, Earrestlne
Nichols, each have been ranked as
generals" following achievement In
selling $1,000 Of War Savings Stamps.
Other Cardington generals are
Doris Axthelm and Helen Harrington.
Latezt additions to the list of boys
and girls with this rank in the Schoo!
Sammy Army are: Carolyn Straus,
Avondale school, Cincinnati; Louise
Rouse, st. Xavier school, Cincinnati;
Frances Barbour, Maynard; Clara
Stantner, Lynchburg; Mary M. Lip
pincott, Cadiz; Josephine Gilmore,
Cadiz; John Brough, Miamisburg;
Emily Crane, Geneva; Mary Dixon,
Bellaire; Kenneth Fetton, Bellaire;
John Beetham, Bellaire.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-07-19
1T is HERE TO STAY

st. Louis, Mo.-In discussing col
lective bargaining, Reedy's Mirror
says:
collective bargaining is here and
1T has come to stay. Only the trades
powerful enough to enforce the prin-
ciple of collective bargaining are get
ting the best of wages. Trade union
ism is getting what it demands. I'm
organized workers are tagging behind
in raise of pay. The worker cannot
depend on generosity. He is given
nothing. He gets what he can win;
no more.
The individual worker cannot do
much to better himself. In combina-
tion with others he can do much.
Therefore they organize. They bring
to bear against the employer coer-
ciOn. 1t is their answer to the en-
ployers' utilization of the individual
workers necessities to coerce that
worker into acceptance of the lowest
wage consistent with subsistence. The
employer appeals to natural law
There 'aint no such thing in the
situation, with the employer in con-
troll of the job. To correct that un-
natural law trade unionism has come
into existence and it will remain until
there comes into action another meth
cd making natural law natural.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-07-19
COUNTY FAIRS TO PUSH W. S. S.
Organizations Plan to Give Part Of
Premiums In Stamps.

Columbus, o. -(Special.)- Work
fng with the Ohio Fair Boys, the Ohio
War Savings committee is preparing
its plans for the sale of War Savings
Stamps at each county fair to be
held during the next three months.
Practically every fair board in the
state has agreed to pay a large por-
tion of premiums in War Savings
Stamps and to set aside one day to
be designated as Patriotic day"
More than 100000 people will be
reached through the plan OF selling
War Savings Stamps a. the rounty
fairs. A similar program on more
exten I've scale is being arranged for
the sta"s fair to be held in Columbus.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-07-19
JUNE ", S. SALES
REACH S13,OOO,OOO
Result Of June Drive Produces
Excellent Stamp Results.

Columbus, o. Especially - With
cash sales in June approxinatipg
$l3,000,000, Ohio's purchases OF War
Savings Stamps to July 4 had reached
a total of SAP 900, 900, maturity value.
Pledges secured during National
Pledge Week will bring this total
near the $7O,00O006 mark. The
states quota of War Savings Stamps
is $106000,o 900.
Two counties in Ohio-Ashland
and Morrow--are running close
race in their campaigns to secure
ranking honors." The former county
was not only the first in Ohio, but the
FIRST in the United States. to meet it's
yearly quota Of War Savings Stamps.
Morrow county within the last two
weeks has completed its allotment of
cash sales. Both communities are
now in a race to secure a high mark
on second quota of $40 for every
person in the county.
Per capita sales in Ashland county
to July had touched a mark oil
$2574, while Morrow was pressing
with $24.11.
Cash War Savings Stamps sales in
Ohio for the week ended July
reached $6,O0O,0Go. Sales for the pre-
vious week exceeded 100000.
Ohio War Savings committee is
impressing on its county chairmer
Importance Of executing on the
pledges secured during the June cam
paign. Promises to pay" will be OF
little value tc the government at the
time it needs funds unless these
pledges are matured into cash
through the purchase Of War Savings
Stamps, the committee explains.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-07-19
$1,000 PRIZE FOR W. S. S. SALES
Rural Carrier to Be Given Heifer Of
Great Value.

Great Value.
Columbus, O.-(Special)-On July
20, Walnut Crest Rag Apple Sadie,
the $4,000 daughter of King Champion
Rag Apple, will be presented to some
Ohio rural mail carrier. The presen-
tation will be made to the carrier
who, since May 20, has sold the most
War Savings Stamps.
A. W. Green, proprietor of Walnut
Crest Farms, Middlefeld, o., has
given the $4,000 heifer to the Ohio
War Savings committee for a prize
in the War Savings Stamp sales con-
test for rural carriers. Mr.. Green is
the owner of King Champion Rag
Apple, the $4,000 bull The prize
will be given the winner in a public
manner by s. A. Kinnear, Columbus
postmaster, and chairman Of the post
Office division of the Ohio War Saw
ings committee.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-07-19

Do not cry out against the ter
rors of thrift as long as the men
in the trenches do not cry out
against their hardships. Consider
yourself lucky to be able to save
and to by War Savings Stamps.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-08-22
RUSSIAN SITUATION CAUSES
WORRY AT STATE DEP ARTMENT

Washington, Aug. 22.-Dispatches
from Russia today were of "A some
what disturbing nature to state de-
partment officials. Vice Consul Robert
w. Imbrie, of Petrograd, reported in
delayed dispatch that members Of
the Bolsheviki government at the for
mer Russian capital had issued IA pro-
nunciamento declaring that state of
war existed between Russia and the
United States.
In view of the Bolsheviki declara-
ton, Mr.. Imbrie reported in his dis
patch, which was dated Aug. =, that
he had lowered the United States flag
over the consulate and, following the
recent action of Consulate General
Poole at Moscow, closed the consulate
and turned the affairs Of the United
States over to the Norwegian consul.
Americans in Petrograd, believed to
number about 20, were warned to
leave, Consul Imbries dispatch said,
although the consul indicated that he
would remain at his post until he had
received instructions from the state
department.
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HAAS--GRIFFIN

A beautiful wedding took place last
Wednesday night, August IA, in the
Episcopal church. The church was
decorated and everything tastily ar
ranged for the occasion. Mr.. c. 7.
Haas, of this city, and Miss Minnie
Griffin of Montoya, were the partici-
pants. Both are quite well known in
Tucumcari, Miss Griffin having resided
with her parents for some time in this
city when the father, II. Griffin, was
employed in the hardware store of c.
c. Chapman. Mr.. Haas, is the inven,
tor of the new machinery used by the
Palmilla Fibre Company in turning
bear grass into brooms and fiber from
the green blades. There were only a
few friends and relatives present. The
ceremony was performed by the pastor,
Rev. +. J. Hoering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haas will make their
home in Tucumcari as Mr.. Haas has
charge of the work at the factory,
Their many friends join the News in
extending congratulations.
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rider, but was dumped at the llth
jump.
Pan Handle Slim tried Dun Gone
Friday morning but was thrown at the
second jump and badly injured.
A collection was taken for the in
jured cowboys which amounted to S65.
There were eight of them.
Tex Parker bulldogged steer from
an auto Friday and put on n fine ex-
hibition stunt.
The special match roping contest
between Clay McGonigill and d. Hays
for side purse was won by McGoni-
gill.
Senator Calisch bought the burro
donated to the Red Cross and sold at
the grounds Friday.
FINALS
Steer BulldOgging-Jim Massey lst;
Milt Hinkle End; Henry Morris 3rd.
Steer Roping-W. A. Smith lst; B.
Jackson End; Sam Garrett 3rd.
Ladies' Bronc Riding-Mildred Doug
las and Ruth Roach tied for ist.
Bronc Riding. II. Strickland lst
Leonard Stroud End; Ed. McCarty 3rd
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HUNS ARE FLEEING IN DISOR-
DER FROM ADVANCING FRENCH

With the French Army in France.
Aug. % (Afternoon) The retreat of
the Germans before both the third and
tenth French armies continues today
with increased speed over large part
of the battle front and in some cases
in disorder.
General Mangin's men are approach
ing the Councy forest and are nearly
on the line held in April along the
river Ailette. They have also widened
their hold on the Disc to Bretigny.
midway between Noyon and Chauny.
The French advance towards the
roads leading to Chauny adds an
other menace to their line of retire.
ment and explains the acceleration
of the enemy's retreat. Bourgig-
non, st. Paul Aux Bois and Quincy
fell into the hands of the French to-
day, giving them command of the
valley of the Ailette from the region
of Coucy- -le- Chateau to the Disc.
General Humbert's troops also are
pressing the enemy vigorously. Hav-
ing occupied the height of Plemont,
just south of Lassigny, which they
surrounded yesterday, they have cap
tured Thiescourt, which completes the
conquest of the group of hills known
as the Thiescourt Massif. The enemy
now has but a precarious hold on the
valley of the Divette river, in which
French cavalry is now operating,
Several thousand prisoners have
been taken since Wednesday evening
and trophies in such great quantities
that it has been impossible thus far
to count them also have been cap
tured.
General Mangin's troops advanced
seven miles during the night and this
morning were rushing the enemys
rear guard so energetically, that the
retiring columns were thrown into
confusion.
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LAS VEGAS MAN AWARDED
MEDAL FOR GALLANTRl

The first New Mexico soldier to be
awarded the Distinguished Service
Cross is Lieut.. Leonard C. Hoskins of
East Las Vegas. n. NJ, whose name
appeared yesterday in General Perish
ing's list of twenty-five officers and
men who We're awarded the medal for
heroism and gallantry IN the fighting
of the Marne.
Lieutenant Hoskins was among the
four who were awarded the medal
posthumously. He was killed in ac-
ton June 2S, and was the first man
from that city to give his life for his
country.
Leonard Hoskins enlisted in the
army last summer and Wa sent early
in September to Europe. On Deem
ber 20, he passed the examination for
admission to an officers training camp
in France, and was graduated ON April
20. He was commissioned second
lieutenant, and had been for two
months in service in the front lines
when he was killed.
Young Hoskins was born in Las
Vegas in 1894. He was graduated
from the Normal University with the
class of 1918, nearly all the male mem
bers of which now are fighting against
Germany.
A memorial service was held in
honor of young Hoskins in the Normal
chapel July 10.