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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23
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'sA-STOCkS AND NONDS

Will my
i,0o0 Alaska Petroleum & Coal
i.eoo ftrd Monarch
l WILL Sell. BUDGET
100, 600 Canada on & Venture ..,.to ook
10 600 Tone Star of Div'd May / %
10000 Liberty on q ORH Wyo.... .ob
5000 Chltinh kuakuianA .......tt II
600 Sun river on ............ 80
tteekH In silver mtueH will be most
profitable Investments next fow
years nuy pelila oliver Minoa !
SEQ Rcd Monarch .......4...... tsH
500 Universal nigh Power Tel. spec
s.ooe Alaska ttomsathka cold ..4. lo4t
MAX wtSKLEH
SIC Union Ht Elliott $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23
ss--Busincss Chances

FoE aAi.E-nARnrR auor. CHAIRS.
rocd location ana paying huainora
noinK WIN soil on terms and reason
nhle price Also two houses aud lots
centrally located write or call st
chop, Am going Go quit business
O. W. iiydorn, nos piT Auburn. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23

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wuv NOT sAvx woSry-
fsnrgW sNr 0r~.rf.raes'n SUITS
i;teo PREVENT THIS Al AND Grr
70 rrn CENT orr YOUR PUN.
CHASE ise, rfnEr AVE
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riiSs on purchase hsTer-ronsr. DO
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we tuv, 'rsss. s,rhanE-, '-nsir
wtS's Trunk WANTED
WIN nav fsiT price for medium r-es
trvrk y IN coed condition. w " in,
care % star
SPEED uut.i. Is r-rET. LEAK rRooT
engines for sale cheap Room 'oF
rent. heas~tsoAi en- iAke rnion. iosi
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f6-Wanted Miscellaneous
CASH. PRICE, rAfb
fer mole. mink and rshhst ssins
tf.AsKs ruR co. a. Madison 81,
~ Nou HAvr AsYTufso TO syfi.
81 re r.si,,e Aus,,en CO; M.ic SIS
1S--Dressmaking Done
EXTENT hRrasa.rrn-nY DAr on
piece Phone Tas. 1879
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50-Furnitura for Sale
snvrRrfsE rswD FURNITURE w
Tire star Hundred. Of home s~es.es
ara yell raid workers ieos sor mar.
rains In Furniturs" In 'his column
f~s rstss ct top Of first column. tnis
51-Furniture Wanted
VIZ MY NOnr rsBD IUItsITt
ana pay higher prices than any house
In to city. phars Main fssf Seattle
sre'ion Co. 1905 Second ave
Make rurniiuf. . sos plts. Naln stis
55-Business Personals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23
WEST & WHEELER
cninan niock
Elilntt 80

4 PERFECT SNAP
10 ACRES OBJ GOOD, Level. t.ASp
ALI. FOR sass
US CASH AND - MONTHLY
Very handy 20 Seattle and Tacoma.
iP-eent fare finest kind OF soil. easily
cleared very level. Euod water and
roads delivery from stores. n = n
and phoncg cream and egg route.
school and sAwmiii close by.
PUGET SOUND FARMS co, eos trd Az
COOP TRACTS or LoGoEp-ofr
land for sale. cheap. can pay for land
while working In camp. For pariicu-
lars apply Three lake. Lumber Co.
Three fAkra. Wash,
ifAi.r-ACRE. WITH SMALL. UoUAE
On Dunlap canyons I'm. garden spot. 10
blocks frem car. cheap Small pay.
ment down. balance Ike rent. Phone
Rainier isaM.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23
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f5-For Sale Miscellaneous

sAHu AND DOORS
Before building be sur. and get our prices
on SASH. doors. finish. paints. plaster
beard. roofing. etc.
We will send ysu our large illustrated
catalogue No, ~ free on request. post
Paid.
Cottage rfas- doors .........t-Ts a M
r-rspansi doors. ............. iss mp
'asst Slight windows ....... lea
pner ply rncfinr ....s.....s... IS
Tw1-piv roofing ............ 10
Three ply roofing s.....a....s 80
I'M s-ft. and t-fr cedar lap
stninE ssfseasss.ss romance w
r~eutAr i9nrfh. ............tfe
iss flooring. n. 10 n SOC
tsineh beaded seiiinK, 4, n to
" sssssasss..ssssssssss 20 ~
Tire largest factory IN tho Wee, selling
firsrt 20 consumer. We sell a.yone.
shsp anywhere. and guarantee safe DO,
livery.
n n. WILLIAMS co.
fsas Firet Ave n Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23
il-Iivestocls for Sale

i1-Iivestock for Sale
SEATTLE nAnnrTRY RAnniTs ALI.
kinds and prices. breeding does. ~
up. All stock guaranteed. fifth ana
Kenyon, Houth Park.
YOUNG cows. FuEsH peRcon ssAf
Lost and Found
lost, MONDAY NORNtSd. LADY 4
small black leather handbag contain
ms money. keys. mirror folding sets.
Hnfs and other articlca Name and al d.
dress on back % mirror. Have a large
family, and tho money hadly needed.
Finder please phone naliard sssA after
., m
iA-AuTOMOBIIEs isOR SAFE
.-N~e~~Nc.~>ee~es~N~e~~@
1p-Eor Sale Miscellaneous
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-12

he Russians il )@it. and subsequent. lY became the mol ut Germany. and General .udend rrf, who. although Frequently creoltrd with being thc abler of the two never touched popu- la1 imagination F. dtd hi colTearua When Non IIiHIaaeare aaz at 1he height of his t@rue. great wooden image or the German hero was set Hp. nonumen. l5 t4e power winch now is broken. r. stands t9dly in Berlin, unless the nov mssters of Germany have | m i, down
 II was late fp 1me t9t4 that lhc world was stirrfd ny the nurder in Safajeye Besnia of rchdGko Fran cis Ferdiuend, tap tusrtiaG hejf Jn- parent, and his Wlfe Aslril back nE ny Germany aTgU.od serbia ul instiaatina the @i@A and made de- mandS which eSGlia accepted in part Austria WOnld nuJ aarep 10 arbiNaIo the demands not accepted ny serbia and the foreign offices in London Paris and Petro&Iad Tailed to sWcrNe Austria from her eeHrie
 AuStriaIl Ilun9arv began hostilitieS on July 21, 1911. ! ay attacking Serbia
 
 el her, while France. 4feat Britain and Russia had thrown tbnh forces against Germany and Austria. .ts the war went on. tho number of nations involved increased, nntil the con flict became the greatest in the h,s- tory of the world
 William HohenE9lcrn. the 8bdi- cated German Emperor and King Of Prussia, and his oldest son. Frederick William, who hoped some day t0 rule the German people. are reported to have fled to Holland
 The revolution which i. in pro 2less throughout Germany, althou%h if seemingly is a peaceful one prob ably threw fear into the hearts o. the former Kaiser and tho German Grown Prince, and caused him to take flight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-12

With their backs to he wall to pre- vent themselves from being forced to the sea. Late in July. the world was thrilled with the news of an allied coNnter-attacE between the Aisne and Nar7e. The Germans were hurle.l back along the whole &eetor and since thl1 day, victorious progress 0i the allies has maintained.
 Declaring war Gil France, Germany on Angust l, 19li. threw her annie toward France, by way of Belgium Fighting for the maintenance eff their neutrality, the Beleians checked tue on-comin@ horde for a time. but with i'll TWO months the PruSeian armies We're within few miles of Paris rom which the French s0Fernnen; had fled
 One of the vital moments Of the war had arrived. In q battle of dram atic changes the enemy hordcs were hurled back to north of the Marna
 Turkey soon entered the war OF the side of Germany and Italy join ed the allies. Bulgara came in with Germany. and Serbia and Monteneero were Overrun. the United States. ull- able to force Germany by peaceful means 10 conduct her ruthless sub marine warfare in keeping with iu- ternational law. threw other forces in the battles.
 The Imperial Russian government had been thrown, and provisional democratic government instituted. In Italy. the armies of King Victor Elm f,l <lt;,,, .1, trians in the Trentino and on the lsonZo. In France. the French and British were hammering at the Ger man lines with little apparent results
 The autumn of 1917 witnessed tie defeat of Italian armies and their re- treat to the piave line. Almost simultaneously American troops ap- peared on the western front. for the the first time, while the French and British armies were holding position of strategic importance rom the north sea to Switzerland.
 During the winter of 1917-191S American aid become more effective. and Russia dropped out because or nificant that the establishment of un- QueStlOHeu dllleu SUplelIldCA III tic field almost synochroniZed with the unification of military control ana the appointment of general now Marshal Foch, to the post of the su preme command.
 Military commentators without eN ception. lay stress upon the import- ance of single leadership, and the genius of FOch in staamming the fin ally turning the tide.
 Among the individuals of FOch. whose names stand out most prom inently, are Marshal Joffre. who say. ed France in her darkest days of the summer of 1914; Field Marshal Haig. the British Commander: General Pe- tain, at the haed of the French for ces: General DiaZ, who on the ltal- ian front, beat back last summers great Austrian offensive. and later tore the Austrian armies to pieces i'll a few weeks, and General Pershine.
 On the German side, are Field Marhal von Hindenburg, a compara- lively onscure officer. who leaped in to world wide fame. by his defeat of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-12
BAD BREATH
.. rdvards' Olive Tablets Get N: .t L the Cause and Remove It

Edwards OI..e Tablets, the substis
 p1if for n cajor..el, Gcr Ce-a.,:y Gil tie Bowels tute aaooee;r;TcIy aoe @ t..o s,c2- l.. and adppoia poSiss' esfiiicted vi,ll bsd breath find
 isop'T tS Tsiief through Dr. Edwards qu!cs Tablets. The pleasant, sugar. 0lvea 0l.ea isblets are taken for bad breath coa.InI an who know them: !, "a all lrMd,wards' M,,Y Olive Tablets act gently .,t pr; ;6Iasly ha1 on the bowels :t and liver, ba1 ,'iat;ry Ia them to natural action, sIlll,a,s1he sIlar;no the blood ana gently paniyntg fe ss entire system sy:, They ds:s dS 1tho, tst y:a a1 s osaz.bd 9Ia bad after effects.
 ol ti'e the benefits of nasty, sickening, ,,;a;no Aa 'l lcathartics are derived from Dr. glIpnyd gglaIpp,ards, Olive Tablets without gripping, Eoma,rs !n or anv disagreeable effects. paln pmr T E. M. Edwards discovered the ,.lm,,ia m, Ia after seventeen years of prac. io,,''0.,r laa among patients afflicted with tles tts,,e, and and liver complaint, with the pv"od s..sodant bad breath. aIIe,uFaidiI nn Edwards Olive Tablets are purely pa. pueoetable compound mixed with olive a;,. .'y you will know them by their olive oAi oaio; Take one or two every night for sou.. ",aek and note the effect. 10c and 25c oer box. All druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-12

chief figure peace of Kaiserism in the hope of obtaining a secure peace
 Fof the allies 1he prGhlem has chahSed The countries which foueht HefmanN. and her yaqsals for moro 'fiai Tour years, have emer2cd from II completely triumphant b0t within the bot1era of lhe countries which 1hen&red the peace Oi the WhCln world stalks re@cit. fanir!ine and anal1 hy Tie worlds nt-Xt task may be to restore order in the desolatc, central empires. II may be the lot Of the forces who have successfully cont eSled Germanv's greed for power 10 save her from the fate sh, imDoe- ed Russia. Likewise. ha}p will Have to 6e given to Austria nqc!ary. R0l- 2arl3 and Turkey V hose rnin Ger many wrought.
 The German empire wa Inc last oi the great 1utocracip whose f1l; marks the real significance of tllo War. In Ruscia. Aastria-H%n@arv and finally in Germany fer .sponsiblc power gave way befo"o he nessi,t- a".e forces of dcm6crl Y. Germaav holilng on to fhe last kept up thn hopeless struggle until ;,,a'a M&2ghrl Bon Hindenbarg's prorhcli.. words, early in the wa, zane true. The side With the Stron.s"st nerves SaG ne, would win. It was lhe crnm3l:n" of the home front %h'eh rIatio t in. possible for Germany, notwithstan?- ing her great armies in the field. to carry on any longer.
 The collapse of Germany brings the eclipse of the German idea of the state. as opposed to the doctrine of individual rights. 10 which the nation clung with hardly dissenting voice until recently. Under this regime, there was developed nation of which militarism was the embodi- ment, which murdered and plunder- ed, was needless to the rights of the individual and made terrorism q matter of studied policy This terror ism was directed against no only in- dividual. but against nations. against not only hostile nations, but those with which Germany was officially at peace. It's system of espionage, corruption and violence extended ov- CT the world. It was eXemplified by the plots carried out in this country under direction of the government for the destruction of intuition plants and ships before the United States entered the war, and by the effect of the German government to embroil this country, then neutral. in war with Japan. and Mexico. No capital of Europe was free from Ger man secret agents in to years pre- ceeding the war, and the nations liv- ed in growing dread of the huge mili- tary machine which Germany was building up, to the mpaniment of the emperor's boastings of the shining sword.' and German toasts to ''Der Tag in voices which echoed around the world.
 The vir1ual ending of this greatest of conflicts has come with dramatic swiftness. Four months ago, today, the German military power apparent ly was at it's heights. The unchecked British lines until Paris was i'll dan forces of the enemy had battered their way through the French and ger. and the British were fighting
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-12
T.. OF X. GRADT ATE TO
 BE RECONSTRUCTION AID

Fayetteville, Ark. Nov. 11.-3Miss Mary shannon. who was graduated from the University of Arkansas in 1913. has received her overseas orders as reconstruction aid. Her duties will consist of work with shell shock ed and wounded soldiers, as a physi- clans assistant Miss shannon receiV- ed her training fer this work this summer at Reed College, Portland, Oregon. Only the most proficient of the students are being sem overseas; the others are retained for service in this country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-12

s get rid of the acid
 wonderful modern remedy now makes it possible to rid the stomach of it's excess acd With out the slightest discomfort. lis called EAloNIC-- a compound in tablet form. EAlONlC iap''t5 are good to eat--they taste like candy. Eat one or two of these tablets ae, each meal ana you will notice wonderful difference my, what oiiief- Arnce What amazingly quick relief EAIONlC does surely bring! IL literally Wlpes out the excess aed aud immediately relieves bloat, heart burn belch- ing, food repeating, sour, GaeGy stomach and tho pains of indigestion. 1t makes the stomach cool and c0miOrtabIc-k 1t sweet and strong ! ou can eat what you like and digest your iooo iil co''- fort without fear of distressing after effects theps you get iull strength out Of every mouthiul you eat and that is what you must have to be well and srrong-ul strength from your food.
 Begin using EATONIC right now-today7,-ana get on the road to bounding, vigorous, vibrant health No matter what medicines or treatments you have tried in vain attempt to throw off that dull, tired, listess ieelngthose aches and pans those severe attacks of headaChe-that nervousness and nsomniadont give up hope 4ou haven tried EAIONIC. Look to your acid stomach. See if that isn't the real seat of your physical ailments.
 Take EATONIC and get back to your old time health and strength when yor tairly bubbled over with the joy oi living. For EAIONlC will remove that excess acid-surely and quickly. EAIONlC IS absolutely harmless, contains no poisonous habit forming drugs of any kind. Thousands upon thous- ands of people who have used 1t are enthusiastic in it's praise They say they never dreamed that anything could bring them such quick rehef.
 So get big box of EATONIC from your druggist today. We authorize him to guarantee EAIONIC to please you and you can trust your own druggist to make this guarantee good. IT EATONIC fails in any way, take 1t back--he will refund your money. Ii your druggist does hot keep EATONlC write to us direct and we Will send you big 5Oc box. You can send us the 5Oc after yola receive it. Address II. l.. Kramer President, Eatonlc Remedy Co., Corner Wabash Avenue and ilth Street, Chicago, Ill.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-12

It is impossible fht anyone with an a2itl-stOmaeh to be well and strong. BecAn9o acd-stnmach, sour stomach ae most people call ua condFtiantha doc tors name superac'dltv-i! due to excess atld winch Is absolutely harmful. Every one knows aeid- mouth ruins the teeth and gums and although yoo cannct taste this acid still 1t IS strong enough to eat away tite harder-than-bone enamel on the teeth, and cause them to decay.
 What then, must be the action of too much aci' upon the delicate organization of the stomach! Surely you must realize that such condition, ii not corrected, will weaken and undermine one s health. Bnt have you really any d sa ol the great number of ailments that directly trdceable to acid-stomach? Few people have. When they are bilious, or have severe headache, or an attack c, indigeston rheumatism, lumbago or sciatica; or when they begin to feel run down and are her- VOus and mentally depresscd; have dizzy spells, vertigo and pains around the healt-ttle do they think it may have it's origin in an ac1-stomach.
 And then there are thousands-yes, millions-ot people who, without having any well defined aii- ment, are always complaining. They cant say exactly what is the matter with them. All they can tell you is that they "don't feel right are Gail in, tired, sickly'. And just to look at them you know they are telling the truth
 How they t'ieel right" when the chances are they always secreting excess acid that is slowly but surely, day by day, making digestion more and more difficult, causing food to sour and ferment in the intestinal tract, filling their systems with poisons? For that is exactly what excess acid superacidity--does. 1t prevents one from getting full strength out of his food.
 Is it any wonder then, that there many people who, while not downright sick show plainly in face, figure and action that they ,.re anything but well? They are despondent weak, listess, unfit. Aches and pains in practically every part oi the body. Lacking in physical str rotf and mentc: vjgor. Little inclination to be up and doing. Just dragging out a weary existence.
 That Is what acid-stomach does to millions of people in every walk of life. There is only one way to prevent and correct those condtions-that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-12
HERMAN RtVOLT SEEMS COMPLfT Tt little Bloodshed in Passing of Great Monarchy
 Grown Heads. Great Rejoicing of People Despite Bitter Terms
 of Armistice.
fRv The Associa ted Pres5.)

The German people, for a genera -ion the obedient and submissive ser wants. of their war lords, for more than four years, his pliant instra- ments, in ravaging the world. have spoken a new word and the old Ger many is gone. From the confused, some times conflicting and often de- layed advices from Germany in the last two days, it has now become ap- parent that William, Emperor and King. has been stripped of his power. He is now plain William Hohenzol- Tern, fugitive in Holland. With his fall, topples into ruin, Williams mad design to rule the world.
 Little is known today, of the situa- ton in Germany, for that country is in the first days of it's new adven- ture. It is not clear whether the old regime has been permanently dis lodged, or whether the new authorl- tives, with the interruptions adroit- ness which has long marked German politics, are merely sacrificing the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-12
HOSTESS HOUSE
 FOR :. \. T. C.

Fayetteville Ark. Nov. l1.~=With the establishment of a Hostess House opposite the campus. the early com petion of a regulation Army Y. M. C. A. hut, and the inau@,lrfation of Camp Camp Community Service thru a committee of the local Council or Defense. the soldiers in the Students Army Training Corps of the UniVef- sity of Arkansas will have their wants well provided for.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-03-28
D, BELL BUYS INTER
urban INTEREST; CARS
TO OPERATE VERY SOON

]. 0. Bell has purchased a one
nth interest in the Hendersonville-
neville Interurban company, which
/ soon be operating two or more
passenger automobiles between
neville and Hendersonville.
b. Mack Rhodes, Brownlow Jack
b and Sylvester Maxwell are the or
mixers of the company. Two
s will soon arrive from Lansing,
Feb. Two or more persons will be
b. to Lansing to drive the cars.
THE owners expect to inaugurate
Fvice within the next few days. Nc
finite schedule of service has been
ranged, since it will be planned to
fet the requirements of the traffic.
an half-hour schedule is necessary
will be provided.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-03-28
REESE AND sCHoLFIELD HOLD
BIG MEETING AT FLAT ROCK

Evangelists A. V. Reese and Walter
B. Scholfeld are conducting a revival
at Flat Rock this week. Considerable
interest is being manifested, the seat
ing capacity of the church being tax
ed.
Subjects for the meeting follow:
Friday night, "The Pale Horse and
His Rider"
Saturday night, "The Twentieth
Century Nail Special for Flat Rock
Young People from 9 to 80; Every
body bring a Nail"
Sunday, II a. m, "The Sermon
that Keeps the Deacons Awake"
Sunday, z p. m, '"The Unpardona-
BILE Sin"
Monday night, "The World War
and the Second Coming of Christ"
The meeting will continue as the
interest demands.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-03-28
JAMES L. THOMAS DIES
AT BOWMAN'S BLUFF

James L. Thomas, aged 76, died at
his home at Bowman's Bluff last Fri
day and was buried at Pleasant Grove
on Saturday.
Mr.. Thomas had been in feeble
health for a long time He was look
ed upon as a good substantial citizen
in whom his neighbors had faith and
confidence.
Mr.. Thomas married Miss Dovie
Hadden, who survives, also the fol-
lowing children; Mrs. j. G. Orr, j.
Wiflett Thomas, Mrs. Sturgeon Ham
ilton and Mrs. - Allen.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-03-28
Rev. Cawthon
Moves to Warsaw

Rev. K. W. Cawthon, pastor of the
First Baptist church for more than
seven years, who recently rendered
his resignation, affective May L, was
last Sunday granted a vacation
through April and on Wednesday
night at the Booth meetings a fare
we'll service in which various pastors
took part, was given Mr.. and Mrs.
Cawthon, who left for their new field
at Warsaw, Duplin county, on Thurs
day.
Further details of the farewell ser
vice, and other information, will be
given in next weeks Hustler.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-03-28

Better to grow garden products
than weeds on the vacant lot,
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-03-28
MRS. sATTERTHwAIT DEAD

Mrs. Satterthwait, who with her
husband, a retired physician, came to
Hendersonville about a year ago to
make this their home, died last Sat
urday of paralysis and the remains
were shipped to her Ohio home on
Sunday for interment.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-03-28
YOUR time
PIECE SUNDAY NIGHT

Under the daylight saving plan
adopted by various countries at war,
the United States will run up its time
at 2 o'clock next Sunday morning for
a period lasting through October. d,
All time pieces will be run up for
one hour so that all operations, trains,
factories, stores, ETC., will 10Y at
the usual hour by the clock but one
hour earlier by the sun.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-03-28
FORD IS STOLEN

Sheriff Allard Case took into Gus
tody this week a man from Laurens,
S. c., charged with stealing a Ford,
and placed him in Jail to await-the
arrival of South Carolina authorities.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-03-28
NATHAN FRED HURT

Nathan Fred suffered a painful and
F~ve-wracking accident last Thurs
! when an automobile he was driv-
dashed into a telephone pole OPP
Fte the Kentucky hotel and dam
I'd the machine, threw out the driv-
and demolished a telephone pole.
injuries to Mr.. Fred was not very
FOuS.