davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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WANTED TO RENT.

wANrED-EIGHT To NINE ROOM HOUSE:
modern conveniences; central. Address Box
53-K. Star office.
SMALL SToRER0oM WITH LIVING ROOMS
or dwelling. with convenient basement; rea-
eonable: state price. Address Box 293-H. Star
Office. 13s
wANTED-TO LEASE PERMANENTLY, g.
room and bath modern apt. or house; unfur-
nished; possession any time before Oct; NV.
section: bonus for Information. Address Box
Blk, Star office.
house, OR ACRES; NEAR CARS; SOME
outbaildings. LEWIS, Box 3. Barefoot, Va.
14s
6-a-RooM HOUSE; UNFURNIsHED; IN NV.
w v WILSON 1868 Biltmore l9s
WILL PAY s175 PER MONTH FOR GROOM
furnished house; well located northwest Sec
tion; best references. Address Box 27-K, Star
ea9a. ! 15e
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rHos. J. OWEN q SON. AucT1oNEERs.

rHos. J. OWEN q SON. AucT1oNEERA
Executors Sale of the Valuable
Four r-Story Brick Building,
Suitable for Garage, Ware
!. house, Heavy Storage or
Manufacturing Purposes, Nos.
1910, 1212 and 1914 Ohio Ave
nue NV, With Frontage on
Said Avenue of About S0H
Feet and Running Through
and Facing About IS Feet on
"B" Street, and Covering an
Area of About o,050 Square
Feet, Also Having a 35-foot
Parking on Said Street and
Avenue.
The understand executors Of the estate Of
the late DR.. Francis Thomas. deceased. win
sell at public auction. in front of the prem
ises, on THURSDAY: The FIFTHENTH pay pa
lots '2" and "B." in square 2s5. improved as
Terms: one-haif Of purchase money to be
poid in cash and the remainder in five years
with interest at 6ss, secured by first deed Of
chaser's option. A deposit Of $500 required
upon acceptance Of bid. Terms to be complied
with within twenty days or deposit forfeited.
and the property may be resold at risk ana
cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
WIN. FRANCIS THOMAS.
ELLEN THOMAS HAIAER.
au2-d&ds.exsu Executors.
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GROOM HONE, WITH
porches and all city i'm
large lots. 5ox150 each:
fruit; shrubbery; shaaed
highest and best section
irty minutes to Treasury;
deed !; balance like rent.
kenois Bldg. 11th and G.
1Ee
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ATTRACTIVE A 81.
bath. cellar, large
provements three
garage: henhouse
lawns ; iron fence
two blocks cars Il
So, 500: $1,000 for
GEO. c. WALKER,
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FOR sALE-HousEs.
Continued.

FOR SALE
House-s large rooms, gas and hath.
OWNER. 221 3 ST. me- 13s
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WILL EXCHANGE BROOM, BATH AND
Ktchenette apartment, with back porch
Georgetown, rent SEQ, for apartment nearer
government buildings. sa5 to $35, will rent
rs above. Inquire Mr.. Fones, congressional
section. bureau OF war risk ms, New National
Mlseum
Evening star., 1918-08-13

GOOD. BROOM BRICK: FEW DOORS
from Capitol Park; NV; bedrooms splendid
room renting section; 5000. OWNER. IA 3rd
sc.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
CQnfinUed.

FOR sALELREADY TO MOVE INTO.
corner dwelling on Park road; owner NOV
ing to the country will sell less than cost to Q
quick buyer; lovely rooms; lot 46x159. You
win be happy and contented on this beautiful
STONE & FAIRFAX, is42 New York ave.
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THE UNIVERSITY PREPARATORY school,,
L ADoLPH RICHARDS. NJ. A., NJ s., PRIN.
o29 18th st. NV. Franklin 20so. Mathematics
(ail branchesD. physics. English. Latin. French,
Bookkeeping. Certificate admits to all uatver-
gities Tuition, $500 per month.
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A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME; VACANT; !;
large rooms r. hall: modern bath hot-water
heat; hardwood trim: slate roof; loft. wide
porches front, side and back large basement
and attic; large lot; two blocks car line; 80
minutes from Treasury; Hyattsville, Nd !:
1000: half cash. GEO. c. WALKER, kenois
Bldg, l1th * G. 16s
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Z ROOMS. DETACHED, sEARLY NEW
house. on car line and pike, in Virginia. with
easy committing distance Apply 1856 Coxn.
ave. NV. Phone Franklin 1863. 14s
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T T Rs, T HIN ARMY
* LII Al --TT- ST
IN 4 / Il. VIZ j
~ <. L. NON
;,1aiy -1rtauee Satafi 3eernrter with

c.Iaiw -zrE.uree atzff Seeru-sar with
4ar,,,er GI..lu 5'--nES:Gsss n 5f1rsirsr:s@.
With ,t4esserl GtAaT !iiil,rsE 31rn!y III
E7>rsiure IAN. .Z-Itfae74l H@erRnlI}y&s'
.;1rrlv III >vslnl.r s. eLilt lsealtlItsssl army
III the NFaEtG.
/ III will F.aea,lr.St.r tTaure!1tss .lnu W1TH~
and S1vipetne.IrSF .lsaGii .nnntt 10 tulnN
Etilar me men 1T .Glr fighting 1oTt:p
i.nu47 nexe will NE .tfsRf ii;Inte to 5Sttit-
ltess42 tins winter imam they wnulu AIT
vtert ltnev Gtn1tDNllpg civil pursuits IL
,sutarics.
r,rp t.niar CntetliGal officer nj "a ,nrsss-
atir mar A: Htntte, tf,te aftttar teIy frnn
thu nuutlle7, as ONE Al &tit eenlasteI men
Ill MS .urlsilliZatiinl
TIN Nzurrtau all the 9timf TtinE1 my
NOV will PEI Ssi,s,,," site Wrtite. Fir
nar rtv,inniu IteHel .Gnnut II 2g1etIr lagE
fla tiunteu gtlte army hefnre -lac gu, MS
strength sl2act q though,
Il 'ilfRt wan yVnu IL SRaE -tllIJ Wnl,-
III + shoy said rttfe army @surSs1enE.
We walked II tEne >uuEststrS ~ q tiny
r7,Tgnu,!r rillapt, 9wllere All army n!atsir-
smith Sihor 'vzfE IL @tull swing.
Il WIZ mute day anu TIE 1Sets.
fiilnnaeG american hONs NRerSe. with
asInulIi,ss 4St;il. llltttinS SSllnfsS IN AlF+'
sour vuutess ctlait were tub .nt Original
SslI..
I In nnp ggrn,Ip, Gtny1 .sUEF mar Erulaed
ln,tt al the CRITTERS amt were sitting 1nll
MIN wnite ttite fifth hoy matted StIft
:f;hneT iii litAnf.
! ''vrieprtss etisal ,Ilautfte1'ss 1hpy, Ssaip
TIM sslIr,teui indicating the fifty 1hoy
'sniG yvnu aaveT Ill Evnlrn life Sse:e "a
healthier SSyrfel, lllsaT al -2ttS He Issssl
mar % sict day 4sIace nj Gcalfe ttC
t4,.Tsluee ganu Efse$H Is IpolIntss 1feaVte1
.t1e;ar gvtneu rs ssaitau tast sslrll2teT.
Aleyiical $sChsglc.e Is mailing III
lfaarr tor Ettte american Ssuldts1, Ito 4tsasj
SICK,
Whereas, during the lSEaIlss!t=A--1te'
stcall wa aaqoltt CHE -laal1 III every tel
contracted Gtv7YnoIG -taveT Z1eCo1'Gsh -oV's1
mere ssfsux 1ttaat only 1n,Se C1It q every
li:y.tl;lU la.ss eG7' is sg.oIGS to die -TrcIl
tins disease?
SSnlallnoE -Ta1sS stse.eu stamped oil Ell
TREY y NOV al meme 7ETQrhI1sEg II -3
stuff office 1oT Factory, Eiss lah0ii
ffiwe rti-lfss tine Gci3ay1t..s to 1cc-lrracr
y-,,aaIrangiaa aaT Tuberculosis a. one adf
lfsse.se healthy yyOlIz2g colts who spend
.inoil, f. GtgrarHs "a day COLT aaI doors.
ET3ve-y hoy g3sefo1se ne 2ca-gse aoTs7
rterq yrzass i1l4acallate against tyEl4lelt!
r-vzacei matted a8zaIss smallpox l1lI Fl vel
"a 5til@0d test!
NIalsgra.li IisSeG7es -9IGT7 affect 4tf4sfS
et3,.ls7 ugTse usaT eGezr oat sttse American
army d compared ITO ga.EolIE lit Elfs7'
lcsat ~ Eyfsasss ago.
"snl tiaot ssaid ttsga -Ise:.rrIzgfe.1tal sslrti-
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WERE. 4 VIEW arlnxWr srrs

DIR IL. y W.T., #T.miter, 1fF4snl drr@tgn, III. &. r.,
0lr;s,ns, 7sulu,nrt sntety president ln6 q
p4uea a1i rnNsrAl breaking i,ntrtns
NERVES, tinh aAmnlr necnnlle
Wa raaaCv AN1hr I'll ulnnt al
dlsy and AN aFalliuc ii t!
ana cnItl<, WS'rHty zn III
ANA aSyuuntjnStFss
tScurrS 4,titrry
aft, iitrttIao
sa, 8 inrrt Kidding away lrtrz
upales lAurlter working
u
al Jffntln1 burning ills TIM
Ernttnfn snul one pan 81 V1sits Al
nmsst Itntirue evenings
tse raaI asnmlza 1uGtnr i.tGie
HnNdo5 sslts jur &the- and liz FSE s ;ln1mt lrsonn
has
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I,;IT lime lI'T CANDY
MOULD HE SUGAR
:.1ulluli -uliiasSE.llI' j.l!ssat iii Ute
l.lnisat s..:S t1 xaaa.
S.IruI.E 1.;a;iY.

Al.clrIiilE III nIfnrnt-um cMh.tnflg
.tln rTuuI administration --1tt silis,tr uiial
IL m,ii.Ing n;inly Ill t-lH InIrLau >iziEI..sf
h sufficient I'D nHHE 1ll C-ln Rllsi, H.
lllliranealrsF III 4ii>.,tI Ei.,EI,tIl ulIter -1ts
.rlrImltls stslntl,Irl alfinrEaI -Iln,sa.
Ii THE ntanilH If r-le It1lttAr ssrirE.s
wnlllJ GIN nlr C.IlltsT E1H Eus,r tH
s,EW.I wulilU lna nin,a thin sufficient
III gI,..a1 gll lii IIIciI-' requirements Ut
itr;IluaH
II uIn 1llE r-lH s,Ic.r lslnI III -1H
nlili.i1s II Gc,Ini,E III -z1lH nnl11r-ry III
LII nulltl li;GVH 1ntn1l sstEunt. II Wllllu
,ll;EH ltt,An 4slItitctnIr III ntaT CIlH Hlls--;E,
requirements aE Italy FIR u Eetr
l1ntin, thin I,ul11r--%':E lr4ssssa1r R1ls,tc
Ssu.Init,>L
n,ltt nlTnn1y S,nn1r fl, Chilly III E1lK
Enll1rErv thu l,:sE Ttatr iH 1tsarsV iinlIliiH
tia aInlnlnrt III 1mnlesv 1aenttnG III izstn1I
EHlgtIm ss1Iniliau With 1nnI TN q Ws.I-.
On the lTI;i consumption nj ctlu I11ift-
nd S;Itrt4S tintur ul1n--IrfrT ..1teF fiIrIu rIlH
manufacture III wtIrinlH 1aHtss-llfis, III.
Glutillls Cr1IFnctiula.-E, white the IT,
nlilnttn, Is consumed tsS Euc,r TlR
armnulu nj sur,r HnniinNeT III rtlH mi;-
Ing III rn1rRRctiu1tarv Is wtr1inlNi,T aSsyt>
n1.rEsu 1run TaG.HnD 10 :RHG, HGD In1s q
yyvs.-.
n'lH rn1TE~rtinlna-- business NJ tFfh
country iss iinnlIt Cwt-ttlltrtis tfs rnr.m
IF the tnlrrn.> business q little ss<S f1nln
nlp--tlitru e:sF lisrrap sss the wheat tflmr'
business, ssliglrt.7 turner rt1HIn Ct1e rsr1.-
ming amt 1,reHsa-vtlle nj t-s-litts and aihnlr
tswe:1tffftds sas Ill-ga as Iln ln,iisa.y mss,
ltsssS,
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...r, TIT nrsgrefy nOyg, ann 1Llh HEX
RDT%
nlnat .llliF sanllr1Iw efETn2 -nuu
nl,e ,nuvss VIZ lluHe lllrcural IL mr.
,nuTtHf
s..utl vvIlttH&r Culture VIZ llGNH ltAlIthu
Gfi.yup litasIru TIE l.rtass .a1 E1lh u,Nlns
III ytlltsst EfJlIrulm;n ltlntfF
Amt .raaEel,eu M nEfa- 1hhr' VERY all
an title ,lt:.r uf brutal ZrAE:ir
4 To s.3,,tf.s4<f tia vrirEn III tile sghu IL
WRIT
41lItl III ..llEiiinTa TIM rnisSirt.,
E1tn1 ygnu7 .lapy ann my Ipv anu EEnii
luEita, ,nntita7sE tatt
Wliu marched ,.JVzsEv tn tt1e NVurtt Wilt
fray,
IL. ctir trim aisr.Ei;i lci;u.,
4ir tlse tTlsf.st auyas anu ttl,s tess;t mos
= l.tt ua1I7' country ever n:,ty
II Sc ssanI them "a card sssiiat liz sytu7,GlM
XII LIls -Ite.fsssss::syys Il shah lffsar,
Iva WON -rrnn 'tEsat4s great nltt III
.CiNQN.
N -G1 SsGIH nome >SJnlH -tiI1-.
XII 4 >sEsEe1.:fs OF q nlHtne14 EntIlit.F
K IE..Ssl1eIl riaily III IL prayer.
ICo7 :. .wurIl -ui cheer, Lfrnn ct1t Inhs7
Al nome,
III et.ua soldier GnnyR ,nuTT l1rIns,
III tie, CAMP iitf iireaT ann the Ittyyz
$50 lone
Y to- thar lG1g will cling
1EC7 gy0u1' NOV g;I1U my 4hpy amt tina
1uttte7 -nidtne7':E lau
Who marched away to tine TNnrIe-Wittt
fray
II -t1te trim at1tlaisi G.laI.
Are -tlfe 1r1gpt:s, 2Boys5 ann the ,nrsENfest
1hoE%
7TtlIt this lcGlrIr-y ever mar.
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Gnlr I asat S Ct.urle.r

-7-,rE EsslI.NssG..SSss Or t;F1l''rES VET.
Oh ttne nl,runsH al rttte vtt7;,, ali -tih
GllgnesF .tlG atl,e Nat:35t,
That .n,17 Dreams -@nlitII unnuaT alicnrT
al Ctlfaa vpeey, very 1tfss,
TV-tarp ttiteFe amt mo tan1nlss NOT -llIr
liz tn S;Lon s;Lllv soil ito s,rrOV.,
In tile nearest nitant To tita.sTa.! W. an
ee.Irtt snail saWn- lIunN.
n,iser6s5 d s5wee,, llli,iintea lfertIHnc
thai II mingled with gt4st 11reazt.
44ass it nuIEnlu1s5 witt -tlte waiter, 1.ss Il
NtnN,3aGaFs with tic tr1tefsS.
ninrsesT :: ~sSs.y tt...Il&- ssprseau -.itanEe Ii
Which IL nj Gtlse .c! e.lre.st iillte
End underneath Its shelter Is tins
lig.tc-e ttuT lllte sa1lC VOL.
tn tic yeftsst rttee Ente2ItoTtaTlZ4; ssolE =
swHeera7 imam -a22vthlas
for ctlearass ssoatetll-g5 III tine 5nreozf:s
thai illssnIJss.s tttes1l 52ss ttIfaT Ssl-}TT5
aIaG along the &zgts9ssssE 5p1sssstsS 2WIt211
the eV1-In Hires nod,
llraSse the aiove aal TOD.
yLz5t.s:.. There's tfresdunl II tins westward
2asld tits here ] tell Vol $50,
4 nave .lseGD there II It's ssiss1lGe AM
It's -1tg-feas SEQ 4 KNOW ~
Well ne broad 22sss western IlEa1rEes and
asB G1ty- las Is .1fsT sly
When we yysst within der GbCrts1,, l-Gt-t
lIng 5etsp Womb ssa4srE
n 1T7;iTy but I'm goI2IE 3nGo4l Into the
West today
7 nave heard lHsr 7wcrdtesB calling,
4alll j 51aloN 7 uTIgt gonsy
VnEre z can tive am lGlIhood will
.E:e 7l1II III TO Tie test
1rJ7 the aes1 -ttlal there Is IL it-=-1l tire ti
.hIg7Fess 5af the West.
EEtelI 4{sas4al Cannon,
Underwood, IN 11ai-.,
Christmas bay. 1871.
N13 TIE EnGS 4zE-AFI.
Isy +fsr.srt Brown
I 9et.ss send "a card to Lhe anoEB today
10 the Town where TIE white tents
1gtaaI,
E7ror tire lbaEs VINO nave answered
tissIT COUNTY, call
4T1se Anfsrica4g MANHOOD cream,
5ItGT Ey81T7 tIoT and uTv hoy aand that
either II0tfze1@s liad
Who marched zHEggy to the 7wortasNitte
fray
N c-tt..le -rrInl ilts1aKi ciau
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METEOR BLAMED
FOR EXPLOSION

Chatraslnrga,, Tenn, fan Il rtst'a
liisr exDinxinnl 8iiGGit rniH CITY Ch"ttH-
Tie f;iv wa.s Ilg.irat Etr 8't"tsirl.l Hs'.'-
.mdts AMT lmltt repGrt.F diilfDvGtt,, WillGh
I4;iuuH several buildings, although Dn'
IIica tr.inni1nnetu tn al Da.rtEs ah EIlfs'
CITY to- tt.tmrnire rt1na e.9iHmnn L.
Ic,mlil nutt Iha !Hag-lnsu Wilal nut netill
itjtpyrr M. Tlln4 alrllaritlntH we're nl55si-
It-iitaL
t1nuts,p.n-w tint was as.rlmln,lsnh VIE
Httlatt ~ nnlmnl passing LiIr'lE!n t1lt.'
leinllisg, ilrlnnntu somewhere SMITH al
.rtiisR CITY. mt luG t1TIrasE ve,rt diH,:i"r
.alraI
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rSaIS I'M TIE LEAD
ssipftss. f.sr:s,f1ar. ri ls=snta,r:s Sr
AR Ss.-UtH,

Gnrt n4 trasss nf suniisl1rts fn>' 2aszri.il
EerVtee III the Hrn.y, from twenty DIFF
4ers1rt Ers1tes, Texans head In the 1tar>
oeelltt9e III leealltsrnssS. The GnlssarY,-
ealS IeStS are Stniihr 10 rtheSe fnr tine
MINIS I'm atrnsnes saxcelr the eeullii.-
1Etl1n ttes1 S mn Included In Ctlfe aay.lr.,
lfrelftun ffr gnissa-vsrs. llfiicnN tn
eciGr1s1e auf this 1rraneh al the s.lViatinn
GaT1s s:1y the resSnn Texans lfear tn
ttite rtestB II Iths1 they srre cts.r.-eTef.,
lseen cnf ooKservatiun ami rthan coutfer.-
life has trained them ITO uuics IiaeSim
amt sactiun.
White the army IS altwgys In NEED
aT asitntE Tnr satrnsrnes .rnd wa-n,anss,
the 2gresrt neel rigir now rs for ar
sssrvelrsss-stise men vino nate the ,.sv nj
yttte land and map uuIt the country as
the nelne moves llt n Trsa5 ataigir In
tine an.
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s<,enl. ~ttiee snlnzg rtespnndelr 1seunte II
tttsp 4znteric:n army 2Znne stoItaT <ire
the .rtaGtnr% a.Inu -nilISseF VIM E@SNenN
sssnnlgri lrs.ltse.lt- u dfeep ,Lnenl 1rlsay
S,attilss e.ssittf dssessFs.:B G.ruU 0snIsailteF~
ing NynlalA -EGte american asniua1
again iaslF q i,sta1 gt!1sitsf than nnt Ssn,-
,literss III eeWeU -tlree wears -asgu IL ltiha
J.tlse7. ..Irnlttss..
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FIplr. NICHE Rci.i:f1t.-s
Tn E-l.aiS FUR ifsiIIS
i,s C,ITY Of -f.tlS1I.H

Iz1rr ay11ruri1, Tas:.., 4a,1. Lr-+-i~e
nj tt,n reII71sE -r-e.t3 ~ thu ;isEft
unlr, narrta,I I'm cn,r1e-cItmr with
TN r-mlssnr r-mH FffTuse 1s.s.r zsss''
-r..,us1I I'd ne i,za,,ue.r., sU:zprriI1u To
rt1e Verdict ar thu c.nir-. I1r-
rmli,u:..r ny Walm- Gts1maa Ftltn%t-
ynfar TINS rnm-nn4.,
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MULE lis 4 SUICIDE
8fss Nsss Manned N;aurs, anu t>sanzsS
%essssff Rather Than BE Shns,

<essssff Rather --isan BE Snns
Rather than tbeS siaat ito difaath lssca,sse
% veterinarian had pronounced lhar
ccra7y, AiaIltte, a mule valued an SEQ.
,t'atan9ins III tf9snr1a iksSs, a aaav-sance-
Spart, int. S.rrntal, committed ssniciils.
Thesninsil mad taenne ugnl2y thar,
III Eau heroine necessary to tile har
with u strong rane 10 aseen her Ffram
~iseatins herself ito death against the
stIle III q ham.
RS There WAS no synpwn cure Efnr q
crazy nlliee, uaucrdr Ss1naars, a Svatsfs-
marian, who was called To arssnd nar,
Ifscrean sshe shunld iR shut. Her asr-
aec1ltiuner Went ffur "a revolver, H,lt he
nun me rraturned ttnn mule lind sfiiprsH
sR nQlse ssznsamf her snssk. anu llusSsnr
lnsa alai1l slssssaG 10 s1aftA d
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/ 3t.sslrncsa -urieE-HlnlGN u S,1tittre
It TIE s;attf L1nylTti dt CGnllrrdl Eil.sS TEE
Eallntsu MS Iil1tHss after GttaTGtnlr mss
IioiIttavf{ To q battle with b gyTuusf q.
LilsS E1Innie IL ydtsn lIlllIL
r-;;s,1,r<xpnre New Elii:rir.rxs
srrr.r1Iisg nav. .lfte1 IIeGeTved 10y Ct-E1
ssr.ltt4 EnGl1I Cdt CGo7lrIol SHOWING Ltlst;
fi,a1,ssnnre r,tt,N G2llildIass @cozlNat6tfAl ilt
-t5fe state Iilcsnttal flor Ctlst tI7ssa1fe III
Jamestown gItlIIIrs thf pas war EE&st'
EeaUtelltss lfeM csf.sa&f1lte l.s ZF,It
tiiculaTiT attractive.
utrces IaU.oit Observation-Disclosures Ltisz'
sscata .1rssg1rarrce c0nlnl:aslGne!' i''kss'
tsft711 TVaatxsYCotr the f3a1sit9Ns lInsIrAa4ff'
tr,o ndf ftasena Mont a2.d-ViaeS Gtnat -I4t
-tCFg.zly tire crspdrt 5at THE Treesalt Ga--l
tt,ua-llIraaiiQH lof hh:s COMPANY l3T NICE.
taraa aaald Merit loal0Ea IAN cFsGnI IN lla-
aiyor, si7.s.Iraagce commissions the IL
rtor7fav gyss-t4sral col lAt01,aa1Ia -a&s AT
h,,n7r,lce4I mss intention OF ErE1plrg ssllIr
IN throw rttft lconIua-lT into q 1rect2lE,
pf,-sg ttlarIss TIN 1saa4 % Ct3ft 1ia2llteHs
yl1,,s1.s. therefore rtt1at ANGrth l3Alu6El
rrnl;cv .4.ohttsrs yG1tleae 1Gta!lss LAay7e no
'Fyta43,' szatttsl 9efteGt IN aGdl:s I-lEelg Il
liz earliest yNcssi8it l-a0t1-ate1I.~ lAaTutN
Insurance. Commissions .atsstHesnl
,t,ttee rtr1It Hlttapss ttlEIt the IanllceES ~
10 u i1nru ttiae ilaa.ltss Ccf "a rrsaceIIt.7 Il
mo sslI~nTssa ITO lilss Department
= }Vl,s,re + NVtsr1t7-c5H uIte Auditor 1ll,
.Tttzs-v ttnsH morning nlrGitliGeIi Ssunra re
s,ltf4 rrO s4ilnw nor the ea11rls1 $s4..H'
! t,!es7s.t .li1rp expenditure with v,ilIn1
S,;tlr4e nfreHsln,1 i,,Esel tIIsS tt.iiIt.tet II,
! yffftcr '''i4rnn january Il, jlI1T., salt
ut, fQnstEiivv, "''vEt lil;5Vta CGnlte'Eat SILT,
litGHp III inheritance ttsG.asF 7Nt1li.n lla:
.Eiteen uliG 3nrtu tile gGnul1ty ttresh#slrntt.F
{, lmrt If Within WE mac ntu ErsHnDru 1tn7Ef..,
Sill GAC IRE IifRer 2nDltEGEnu III 11lH:f
HI 1t4,lu1tst4 l!:Iiu 1llILu LlH GnllnG
r,nfFlIrtt.f IN; TN il;litl .;E y, vnsI1f3 RE-
mn 1tyvf, turned IyVn,' III THE stilEt.
s.4tiH,mItFtl annnInrEF TN cLlH li.aHr NJ ,-nt
-i,,4s,Ile. extending tlmI;Il rel vnsErs5 am
more. gllIIR thtHn IitsllREhu and Gnt
LtpnteI 10 rEln IImnurl III Ss:j .t'tNlE; S..i7
JNG Lnn+ liatnr lanltantnu IL ole SftaH
tf,.9sfss s;unte III Wllll.n l1tfEnI trrnn EGtA,,,
ST.. zee ilist5 .itnnn lcDlEe.EaU III SR;:l,nl
tts5sfs .rrrnn Wa;Iru Ct:nl1lrtv .sltnlH.: sail
lAtiti III nturr III 4i.liHUj liaI1u -nl1ltRN
lriiT Ivy wtITlnlS cnnl11rtHsf fl.sF ltnn1l C:tlt
te;.taI amt crlrrnnu l1lrrU CGltf FtuLtH Cc'Ess.
l1rre7. amt VIZ tllsSNH aLuItaU II C11u rts..,
mills III the 4sulEt lnNn1 2,lU cAHepilulH
r:nnInalitH nun l1rtsNinlsi,- 1ssssstt.sssssahscs
AL If this Nn7i mas lltsrtszEsis;ttHu STUNT
.aftdiEnnal t,h3ri t1lIrE amt 4 admit gtniGI
Hin t1uTvp 4snelr hume Rnr rtlIS uluInlAa
rtl,uu my uIrsstteIsfsBasu7' IiiI'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-02
E;YrwII MARKETS
ST.. rAll-

HOGS zfeeeeIgts 1880 STEADY with
range SsIG-z5lll lb.6f; thliA, Ss1155Gdi
l1G55J
lLATTI- I-I eseeIpsg. L93AG; Killers
steady; steers, 2S;5.5a df 70 94f; CeoVss ann
afeifsrs, S6.896i953N; Gca1ueg, STEADY;
Sc IL -53I sstaciesss and ffesftsm,
EsstoN, SS;y.0afQ1Ql80
I5fIIIlll2-zft eseslIsss, Z .1Gif: Ilanlisg, Lar
llizz-rfsr at 1S12.i; ssifeep, STEADY
7wethers, Ssp1a9dni53.ati; cewsss, SSgj.ae6
mar
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-02
EsiEAGI.

HIuiisISS- EEfleeeeu,ss, S.ssS.a8Q, SHOW thlihl
ESslG.zttdd f6sSfl; !iigirt, Sl5.1Ep6 llG..I71;
mixed, SILT lfsTdll1 649ti; heavy, SlGlttgf)
Iil6.9a; 7ro,.yyfl, Ss11It9fD l6Ssa; nliss,
s 8 z 4fi a. 1g-a
GlATTl leac.eissg, 2l,8tlu, wssis,
native aseaf sstesfs, IS ss5p Il. west
sem steers. mo tualuEitiulss; Sst0eiSsw
sand ffesIfers, &6.Ead 11 A44a;; ccpHss and
iiaeffels, sS5saa0 30 ccaives, SsS55an
lT15luq
EfIETEsP ienrsetl1tg, IN SEQ, RtInny, !
wsffegrs, ssss95ggEsd Ilss72G; lk1niisg, &isaafD
IL,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-02
IlI lYmy II. Classify

S.. -s=sN capable sIfscIatTy -nl:rl
tor North Dakota arante II1se IL
New ann eaXGs1llIoIsal -tarnsB Vacancy
HOW attractive commission eculIrracC
90 weekly +fG1 @s11llGsIsses Mites At.
RMtsT 10, -244 = dC.ariin Btus.
Cleveland, ID.
IL IL
WAN -T=@E-=FIVe Infsu with SOME sell
I1r experience IN North Dakota.
Compensation $S&Sgg5I ITO S&4fs0 1ae7'
EElo7l Il, limited ao1liy by ability 11f sttne
-nIa-. IsEeEsGll lI1il Co, Cleveland, 10.
2LtL
2SeSsA l U77 @XCCtl li5S---taiil 5acres In.
proved; 10 under cultivation NEAR
ZIza1rgdou, ~ u. LIagsy TERMS. ssG.AN0
1oT Rake PROPERTY N Ohio, INDIAN.
Illinois, IN exchange = w 1,iaGniyy
Marion, 10
121tt
-rr-rT42 z1Sss4A SAL Household furniture ma
otEdlIsg TWO good TUGS good LIS ZistsW
MHst ssel Iaat once, leaving town GE.aii
E5f5 1IfIFstssrEest u y lgV4S
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-02

Mmnn1 fDHn'nnant has ,r4altt THE aaniss nil;ze1
a.ffff Di sl.ftf npess >ut sugar.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-02

Soneha6s v,sstlc nils by cabling ttialt trntlF
breaking men ar1ussblce Promises,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-02

G,nis Just ii tle itss' enna eI! any
wiki. flies mite lis 1aeace
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-02

AL asttnu aovR, aitns Magyar; Falls
@Isal U1msb
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-02

Railroads cutting the de Eze trimmings
1sssapsr tn.scR daff of hetti Efrelstir ss4pi.e
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-02

Ruidtarift hest contrary otifs, alisarrllss not
slsspeated by the issar will s to seer wsr ssIrt ai j.
many hands covar To ttt RneSifrvii
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ge4nTTEL YI.'HHT

4esslrnesa -l,rieE-55ilnl0n j. N<1t4issee
All rftpe s;u1a linyaru 1f 0Gul1rr0l Il.ss rIs7-
summed MS IilItHsB after ltthyGfllsr mss
Fimili;yv73 ITO q battle witt h ggTuush a.
iilsg Etlnnie IL Gdtsn I1lilI.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-02

9Th AnsltVil government II reduced do PRINTING
money with 1reahnsnns tine asain they isr
anirftile arress from sa sssIssar
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-09

The initial double OF the
season In the Greater Omaha league
will be jerked off this afternoon at
Luxus and Holmes parks. At Luxus
park the Krajiceks and the Armours
will lock horns. The Armours have
changed their tune now and are
fighting like they were up against
Kaiser Billiam, so the Krajiceks will
have to unload some speed to capture
these two arguments. Although not
discouraged, Frank Yost, the chief Of
the Krajiceks, is not in the best OF
spirits. He lost his best pitcher last
week. He has three more kinkers, the
best of which is Peanuts Mason. He
will let Peanuts try to roast one
game and Cornish will probably hoist
the other. The Armours will. use
Graves and Stillmach for mound duty.
Two classy duels and large crowd
are looked for by the followers OF
both squads.
That quarrel between the Central
Furniture Store and the Stays of the
City league ought to be peacherino
In the Inter-City league the best
wrangle will be between the Krajicek
Jrs., and Dresher Bros. The wiseacres
have picked the. cleaners to trim the
Krajiceks, but here, Of late the Juniors
have been dishing out classy stuff
consequently the Dreshers will have
no cincb Oh, the gravy. Mahoney will
kink 'em for the Dreshers. This due
will be full of thrills from the bel
until the curtain.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-09
Central Furniture Star
3 Quits Game for the Navy

M Zieger, star pitcher for the
E<utral Furniture company team, has
10it the sandlot game for the stern
n 6ame in the United States navy.
jeser has been the mainstay Of the
E<ntrals ID the box and his loss will
81 @orciy felt.