davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-11-21

Truth is mighty-mighty inconveni.
ent to the horse trader.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-11-21
Meanwhile:
The Flavor Lasts
Neat Advancement.

"That Is Elmer J. Pettifog. He Is a
member of the famous law firm OF
Strut Lowder, Hooks, Skinner, Bray,
Pyfi1er & Snyde."
"But his name does not appear in tho
firm title"
mo, but they have perfectly equl-
table arrangement; he does the work
and the rest of them take the money"
kansas City Star.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-11-21

Keep your liver active. your bowels clean BY
keep healthy. Wealthy and wise e' Adv. -' ''' .
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-11-21

". N. u, Minneapolis, 10. 1e-1s1a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
CHASES
HUN COLONEL

Especial 20 The Star by ". n. A.
PARIS. Oct 2s.-versatility OF the
tanks is being emphasized In every
story that comes from the battle
fields.
A British tank ordered TO charge
. house which was n nest of German
machine guns plunged against the
building amid a hail Of bullets on Its
steel sides. The first iunge shook
the houye. the second brought II
down about the tank. which drove
thru tho wreckage. crushing the
Germans In the house and permit
ting no one To escape.
Another tank sighted n German
colonel In a wheat field and started
after him. The German ran In cir.
Giles. doubled and turned. but the
tank relentlessly followed. He dash.
ed into a trench and the tank ran
over II; he came out and the tank
followed. He boltod breafhless
across field. and the tank overlook
him. forced him to surrender and
took him aboard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26

how would you &c, Il into line In the
quickest possible way. facing north
east
Well. STR" said the lieutenant.
after a moments fruiticss conssdera'
ton. do you know. that's what I've
often wondered
In an omnibus In Paris man In
civilians CART ROSE and offered his
nrat 10 y woman.
Il never accept farors from
aiack.rm.~ she said wiihcrinEiy.
Madam" he replied biandly. II
was ali thru the Cainpoii. and " we'd
had as much powder an you have
on your face we'd have got TO Con
sfantlnopls IN no time"
PARIs-This IL from tho Stars
and Stripes. FEAT and IrnAtiur we're
lying on the Er.ensward behind uhe
lines. reading a newspapers account
OF a recent battle. Pat got ne FAR
as The French troops under com
fnana Of General MRnEin ------.''
T.hrr he paused and scratched his
head.
'-ManginT ManEin-- he repeated
tn perplcrity ''say. iEnauur, phwat
tn he'll license has a man with a
Harp namo like that go, oosnmsndin
Tn Frinch,-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26

Tho time has como Tor Seattle
people 20 demand Of Postmaster
General Burlesou that the teae-
phone managers give AT least q
scmblance Of service"
THIS was the substance Of a state
mcnt issued by Mayer Hanson Satur-
day. in which he flayed the state
public service commission, which -
hours earlier had declared that II
would have nothing to do with fore
ins better phone service.
The commission hascd its irrespon'
ability on communication from tho
postmaster general. which Cancelled a
hearing on phone rates In Spokane.
Mayor Hanson. who had previous
" scored the commission for its fail
urc to fuifill obligations To the peo-
pie. was raped by Chairman Blaine.
who said:
Mayor Hanson Is capable OF con
siderable mischief. but we trust he
viii be slow when II is at the expense
Of the government"
Mayor Hanson's statement Satur'
day was his ''fiare-back" on the com
mixsioner's outhurSt.
Hanson's statement follows:
The public service commission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
$50 new CASES
OF FLU" IN Los
ANGELES CITY

los ANGELES, oct 2G,--With
ESQ new cases OF Spanish influenza
and II deaths reported here in two
hours today. Dr. j.. NJ. Powers. city
health officer. announced additional
measures Will be taken 30 fight the
epidemic. Vaccine In 10 be brought
into general use within "A few days.
As soon ms II In definitely determined
which form of serum In the most
practicable. a supply viii be provided
and all persons desiring the treat
ment win be vaccinated by the city
health authorities.
The use Of masks In growing TO
"A point where they are becoming
frequent on .ho streets and stores.
Some physicians. however. maintsin
masks are imprheticablc except for
nurses, doctors and such other per.
sons as are thoroly versed In their
use.
Masks, however. are not 10 numer-
GUS ms 20 prevent one man sending
in a hurry up call 10 the police. say
ing he had been robbed. the police
answering In force 20 find a laborer
In the neishborbood was wearing the
nnu-fiu cage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26

Charging her husband with cruel
~ and declaring that from the time
Of her marriage In 1907 until last
year she has had 10 go out washing
for her support. Enl H. Peterson
has filed suit for divorce ngninHt
Gustav D.. Peterson. a trucking fore.
man In the Skinner q Eddy shipyard.
who Ia said 20 be earning $3.50 a
month. and 10 own a 81 Zoo Buick
auiomotaIe. A restraining order 10
asked. preventing tho National City
bank and the Pacific Safety Deposit
company from releslsdng 90 Peterson
community property 81 $1,000 cash
and 1850 In Liberty Bonds and
War Savings Stamps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
CHOICEST COWS
FOR HOSPITALS

Especial to The Star by N. y Al
LONDON. Oct. 7s.--sixty high.
stock dairy COWS arr the goodwill
gift OF tho little islands Of jersey
and Guernsey. In the English chan.
mel. tn America
The cows so 10 the new American
Red Cross hospital at sarsssury
Court. near Southampton. England.
where wounded Americans arc cared
for.
Some Of the cattlernen s~nt out
an appeal like this TO all cattle breed
ers on the islands:
"a year ago. when the food sifna.
ton In England and In tho channel
was source Of greatest anxiety
To the authorities. the Americans.
living IN the land Of plenty. soIun
tariiy rationed themselves In order
that we might have enough to eat.
And they are stiil doing so.
AT tho most critical moment in
tho history Of this righteous war.
America came TO our assistance.
"AmcSica In now turning what
might have been defeat and degra'
dalton into glorious victory. What
can we do I'm rcturnr
The appeal" then mentioned the
new hospital and added. 1T has been
suggested that II would be a gracious
act" TO stock the hospital farm
with Guernsey and Jersey COVE.
Fran every corner Of the Islands
the farmers responded. And only
the best cows were given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
CATERER TO WEALTHY
COOKS FOR SOLDIERS

PARIS. Oct BINARY Elizabeth
Evans In caterer de luxe 20 wound
ID American soldiers in Paris hos
pitfalls. She has established Kitchens
In the Hotel Regina. Red Cross
headquarters. aud Is experimenting
the making Of teIiied soups. wine
jellica. Ice cream and lemon. custard
and chocolate PIE for wounded
heroes. When baking powder and
corn starch are sufficient, Miss
Evans II going 10 make layer cake.
candy and that prize American deli
cacy-raised biscuits with maple
syrup. This Is not a free ad--tho
Miss Evans back home Is famous
as Mary Elizabeth" caterer 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
Perfecting Plans
to Ship Coal to S. A.

=. l., feTksH. assistant general "a.
rector Of distribution for the fuel ad'
minlstration. has arrived In Seattle
to plaH for the shipping Of Western
Washington coal TO the western
coast Of South America Western
south America has been receiving
lts coal from IRE Eastern states,
The new plan will save fens ~
Thousands Of dollars yearly In trans
nostatfon costs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
why HOOVER
ASKS YOU TO
SAVE SUGAR
Especial 10 The star by ~. y. Al
By MILTON BRONNFR


WASHINGTON. Oct. 25.-Why ha.
Herbert g. Hoover taken 10 much
u the s~eetness out Of the live.
of the American people7
Answer: 80 that he can but
more sweetness into the lives o. the
American troops, the allied armje.
and the allied peoples.
The world is today crying for
sugar. The German sources os
supply. which used 10 be self-sus-
tanning. are now badly crippled.
The East Indies source ia cut off
because Of the lack Of shipping.
Sugar can come only from
United States. Cuba and Hawaiian
Islands. We used 60 consume all
that sugar ourselves In the Old
days we used TO eat up s.zis.5sz,0 900
pounds per year.
Sugar II a necessary part OF the
human diet. Since the war began
we have been eating too much and
the allies too little. Italy got down
10 nine pounds per person Der
year and France 90 10.
u our pfopis VIII hafe one-thlrd
Of what they used 20 consume, Il Is
hoped by the food administration to
give England and France 20
pounds and Italy IL pounds per
person per annum.
And what Is perhaps more i'm
portant II we save. there win be
ample sugar for the American, Brit
ish, French, Italian and Belgian
armleA
The only way 10 get this sue~
is 20 save H.
The. worlds sugar situation Is
best illustrated by a comparison
OF the wholesale prices per 100
pounds for sugar in the great
cities: New York. $3.50: Mon
tresl, 1907; Paris. sl22s: London.
siz.5s: Rome. $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
HUNS AND HUN GUNS
DIVIDED PRO RATA

Especial 10 The Star by N. Il. AZ
PARIS, Oct. fisherman prison.
ers taken by American and French
units interminRled are divided ac.
cording TO the proportions Of Ameri.
cans and French in the action. The
Same rule applies 10 captured guns
and supplies. II 500 French and 200
Americans capture 700 German pris.
oners and $50 guns. the French get
$50 boches and 200 guns and the
Yanks get 40 boches and so guns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
u. S. Naval Guns
Smashing Germans

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE. Oct zs.--American
isinch guns are trained on the Ger.
man railroad centers back Of the
Scrre-Oise front. also against rail-
road supply stations and functions
In the vicinity OF Veryins and Rozoy.
These are navy guns. which were
not mounted on battleHhips. and
later made available for use on the
West front They have a great
range and shoot a projectile weigh.
ing one ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
SAYS IT'S Time TO
ASK PHONE SERVICE

having waived It's right 20 do It's duty
In relation 20 poor telephone service
Il IL now up 10 the people OF Seattle
TO demand OF Postmaster General
purlcson that the present manage
ment Of the telephone company sive
at least a semblance or service.
Not much was to he hoped from
the public service commission In any
event. The story OF tho last gas rate
case and other matters coming un'
der their Jurisdiction. and the pres
ent street car service. are other
proofs OF their splendid talents in
compelling public service corpora
tons under their control To perform
their public duty.
Chairman Blaine appears to re
sent criticism OF the conduct OF pub
lie utilities hy the users. and tries TO
throw halo OF patriotism and
righteousness around every incompc-
tent manager OF public utilities. The
time must never come In this coun-
try when the acts Of any puhltc Off
cial are not subject 20 criticism. for
when the right Of criticism II taken
from the people. our government
ceases to he democracy and be
comes autocratic.
Pass the Buck
There seems 20 be a disposition
on the part OF some men In public
service 10 pass the buck to other OF
ficiais. or. failing In that. to say that
criticism IL unpatriotie. Without
criticism there would h. no progress.
Without IN. firing Of dishones, and
incompetent officials. our govern
mcnt would soon die,
Il happen to he mayer Of Seattle.
but In order 20 be- mayor ! had TO be
an American citisen. which | prire
very much more highly. and as an
American citizen I Will continue to
criticise all the two-by.four. skim
milk officials who refuse to do their
duty.
Now, Mr.. Public Service Commits
sioner Blaine. the city of Seattle
wants service on tho street car lines
What can you do about itf What
win you do about 1T The citizens
Of Seattle want extensions OF gas
mains. etc. and a reasonable rate
therefor. what are you woing To do
about ng What can you do about IT.
You do not claim the gas and street
railway companies are under control
Of the United States government. do
your or have you another way %
passing the buck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
CALLED HUN, He
ASKS $4,000

DENVER. oct ss--ncing called n
Hun" has hurt 60 tho extent OF
1916. 900. Ernes; Morris. chairman Of
the Denver county council Of de-
fense. Indicated In a libel suit for
that sum. prepared for filing today
agains, =. q. Bonfils and II IL
Tammcn. publishers Of the Denver
Post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
ALLEGED AUTO THIEF CAUGHT

Spokane police have wired TO the
Seattle office that they have arrested
]. q. Taylor. who 10 charged with
stealing an auto heionging to C. II.
Douglas from the corner of seventh
and Pike. at IL .. m. on October 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
TWO FAMOUS FRENCH
PILOTS ARE MISSING

PARIS. Oct 2e.-Two famous
French air pilots. Lieuts. Lucien
Martin and jacques Erich. have
been reported missing Erich has
been officially credited with bringing
down 10 German airplanes and bal
looms. lie has the French Military
Medal and has been proposed for
the Legion OF Honor. Martin has
n record Of 95 bombardrnents over
the German lines and bringing down
two enemy machines. He LIS believed
TO be a prisoner.
German artillery scored direct hit
on American gun. but efficient
Yank crew had the gun returning
fire in five minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
6 TENANTS
RESCUED FROM
UNFAIR RENTS

-. . .,..
wv" '"'" '"'"' '" ''''
ancc "f 10 haps~ss tesianss anu
furnished them with legal pro
trrtio, IN their up~uual struFgle
nraiost the Landlord. nj Friday
uIrht'. meeting of the fair rent.
ais commission. In the Seeuri
tic. building.
Within Two months, "A. a fitting
celebration OF N change OF landiadica
and In order TO he In the fashion
when such events thhe piAc~-the
rent OF hroc-ro"m ap@runoht on
Howard ave y, was run up rum 80
TO tse month, hu' "e oo'nm,s
sion lnt"rhcu the woman tnat sno
would have 20 oc sausI.ca WIN Wv
H"u"ceu 20 sis
hna'oru VINO "'eu '" auee..
wv hoh'h Out y. "pys
worker Tor "'Serao's n''ie n""es
In Georgetown was pu'ea ao"h U"
Ns'
a rcdueuon tto" ~ 70 'so wss
ornercu TOT r"Ne"I"o" .i"oer"
residence IN inc ih'efANs" o's'r'e''
on se'h ave.
The pt"p''e'"' o' ho'., r"".i'
OF 'es''' way W 'oro'."'n "
ra'so 'nv roo" ''"' ''''" '@''' Y"
- .,,.n, ,,d,s,.~ ,n ,h.
Industrial section OF the town rents
w-r, lowered by the board from
sas 40 20 s2t from ssT to $40 and
IRON, sss 10 To Sas. according to the
de.lrabluty OF IN. rooms
s,., :, saa
tno VH",'eo VI 'a'''.'" Nv "
apstun.h, "ou'o On ."' us ''' -
sikfsien oy ,'hea' ''e'eaA' ''o''
saisV 70 sS', oo' nv nv" """'t
was oiu =" N'op a. ese.
An increase TOT apar.''"n.s VI VI.
Msn's"n i'a'n u's'.'e' t'''n s-s. '"
ssieV was A"o"sa "'e' '"e P'''es'
OF the ten tenant"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26

Charles Myers. = Russian Pole, In
London. fined under the alien re.
striction order. said he had slept In
the parks every night since March
to escape service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26
lHllUlMlOlR OF WAR

l~~~~~~~~s~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Pat Casey arrived home on leave
of absence and was being greeted b.
Airs. cas~y and tho seven little
Cascys.
And phat do 20 think said
Casey. ''Oi'ye been promoted a cor
porair'
and ar. ~o all corporals. tooT-
shouted the littlc cascys.
Mo- guaraediy replied Pat.
only your mother and mer'---e,ar'
toonn Magazine.
PARIs.--A mule skinner from
Alabama was brought into a drcss.
Ing station. His munifion wagon
had been blown up BY n German
shell aud he had three grave
wounds.
How do you fesir" the doctor
asked.
Mighty bad" said the muir skin.
ner. Then hs added. sadly.
hut not because Of my wound.
doc. You got me wrong. You see.
Was Eoin' on up front with rny
four old mui~~ and u wagon load
% death for those damned Huns.
when n biE I'm rlufup~d right In
front OF us---and u killed all my
mules. feel mighty had about them
animals gcsun' bumped off 10
quick
II met q real opsimisf the other
day said tho war hospital surgeon.
n fellow 10 whom certainly aoff
my hat lie had lost n leg and
when they picked him up IN, frs,
thing he said was; Thank God IL
was tbs leg with tho rheumatism
'Troruea-' said the Yankss soldier
off duty In France Guess you
can't talk to mo about horses. |
had an old mare. Maixypop. who
once licked our best express BY a
couple Of miles on a 20 mile run TO
Chicago
That's nothing" said the Cana.
dian. with whom he was swapping
yarns. Il was out on my farm one
day. about so miles from the house.
when a frighffui storm came NJ
I turned In. pony's head for home.
and, 90 you know. he raced the
storm ~ close for the last irn miles
that I didn't feel drop. while my
dog. only 10 yards behind. had to
swim the whole distance"
Admiral Sims visited an English
school After his departure. the
headman asked his pupils TO write
their impressions Of the admiral.
One had wrote he thought The ad.
snlrai would have gold braid down
the sides OF his trousers and wear
hat like Napoieous. but II II had
not been for the gold bands on his
sleeves. he could not have told him
from a taxi driver.
The proprietor ~f a public house
In Dover. displayed a bulletin.
Naval raid a, zeabrugge." a Yank
noticed the word speiied wrong.
dropped In. ordered drink and said
to the proprietor. You've got that
word 'zccbrugxe' spelled wrong" II
suppose that must be So" rrdd the
landlord. hut since you are the
fortieth man 20 call In and tell me
so. III let II stand AZ II IL for the
present"
Elsie Janis tells this one In Red
Cross Magazine:
One little fellow. with both legs
gone. told me how he had crawled
up n hin 10 where he could see the
boche plainly. but all Of a sudden IL
occurred 20 him that II he could soc
the enemy they could zee him. But.
says TO msself. they won't waste n
shell on just me. just then a bunch
OF artillery guys come up. Hey I
yeiis, get outta here. Youse1i gum
the game and sure enough. I'd
hardly gotten the words out OF me
mouth hen--blooiel--and I finds
meself in the hospital with both
legs gone
Now, Lieutenant Tompklns." said
the general. you have the battalion
In quarter column, facing south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26

Admiral Sims visited an English
school After his departure. the
headman asked his pupils TO write
their impressions Of the admiral
One had wrote he thought The adj.
snlrai would have gold braid down
the sides Of his trousers and wear
hat like Napoieou's. but II II had
not been for the gold bands on his
sleeves. he could not have told him
from a taxi driver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26

Now. Lieutenant Tompklns." said
the general, you have the battalion
in quarter column. facing south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-26

II met n real opsimiss the other
day" said tho war hospital surgeon.
n fellow 20 whom ! certainly aoff
my hat lie had lost n ieT and
when they picked him up tho frs,
thing he said was: Thank God II
was tbs leg with tho rheumatism
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-18
noh oent SSrieoen. Die 3ultirnlnl,ne
Der Regiernng lnlo Ger Weilitors
i6eint oemno9 gelthert.
Weminnindt breiter &plfsmaliem in
0entidllan6-

0ie 9orie befinoet iid ieit serall.
mer 3eit IN etner eigenartigen @e,
ntiitsperfafinng. N9as berridenoe
@runogefiibl lit 5ueifeaos Sfepits
ooer ood BON Sfepiis angefr1nfelt.
llno oenno6 berribt Elm Sal1tneI, pie
mir i'm friiber nod nibt erlebt Das
ben, uie er altd in Srieoens5eiten
MIR ielten beobabtet tporoen mar :.
SIT alid ieoer gerniiilftiee an ser
gorie bapon iiber5eugt, oaB einntol
cine aataItropbe fonln1en miro nno
fonn1en nntB, 10 fiiblt ooh 1tiet1aro
Die &raft ODER oen @llnIb, Iib oeiGt
Sau1nel ertgegen 5li Itentnlen.
@enn Die gorie bente INNER por-
lparts ltiirn1t, 10 t,it iie Dies tlidt 10
Iebr aus eigenem Mntrieb, ionoern iie
miro geidoben uno geordngt bon
oltnflen araften, bon breiten Malle.t
oes 4llblifuns, oeren ii6 Die Spef,i.
lationstput IN eitten faIt ME erlebteil
llmfanee bernadtigt bat. 1tno gernre
bies lit bos geoenflide an ser ge=
ge1rtDdrtigen 8orIenbenegung.
Seute ipeflilieren ribt nur Sic
aauflellte, Mentner, Mer5te, sSuriitel1,
9eanltetl, fonbern au1 i'm pabrIten
Gimme oes @ortes .@epatter Shnei=
Der unb @anoihubn1aher.@ 3ur Mns-
breitung Der Spefn1ation bot aud Der
-l1ntitano beigetrogen, baB oie anae-
Itellten in ben 9onfen, Die ia uan Der
Qne4e iiben," iirtb Die @eipinnnlog-
lihfeiten oes 9orienlpiels lange ge=
mug aus naditer Mabe perfolgerl
fonr1ten, in groBen llmfange fir eli
gene Mehnung 81 fpieler begannen,
gluf ben ygleftriid]en" Die Die 6rieo-
ridsbriife freii5er, fam man gon5
iungen 8iirifhen begegnen, Ole iin)
prnblerb er5dblen, mas lie BEL ibreil
lesten @eiddften IN n8ennberg" nno
,.&bein= =Wetaa~ peroient bGtten. ssil
narheu @nnfbnreaus biloen fi9
fornllid)e Spielfonjortien bon Mnge-
| ltellten, Die ibren Hartnern (iolanee
es gut gebt) fette Gro3ente nbtuerfe:l.
9ie Hartneridaft bei folden aonior-
tiell eritreft iif) biz auf Die &onto-
riitinnen, Ole auf bieie 8eiie allrl,o-
natlib melt iiber ibre @ebdlter bin
ausgebet1oe @etpirne einitreihen.
lleberbaiipt bat iib geraoe oas ipeib-
liGe Clement in geipiffen 9eboIfe=
rungsihidten in beionoers groBetl
llmfanse Dem 8orienipiel 8ugenanoi.
(v8erliter Eageblatt. y
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-18
SnIan6.

9urh cine grploIion in ocr
8erfen Der getna grploiipe @onlpa-
IN miroen orei Mannfr gatotet imo
mebrere beriputoet.
- aarl Bling oer friibere oeutide
@eneralfoniul il, Netp yorf i;;:o lpa-
tere @efanote IN Merifo, lit i'm gun-
oesgefdnsnis gu sltIanta geitorbel:.
er mar ipegeit elmer geribn0rilna
aur 8erletung Der NeltroIitat llnS
Shiffnbrtsgeiese 5u nlebri1briaer
@efdngnisltrofe perrrteilt. CT mar
IS Sabre nIt.
0nr6 elm seller in benz @ebi,i~
De Der 9merican Button gonlpann IN
yeesparf, &c. S., fanlell ad)t Wdodesi,
elm Wann nllo Elm Gnabe, Die In Dem
ueloafroorn" i'm pberIteil Gtodperf
oes @ebdnoes our1 Die s[omnen at-
geihloiien tparei,. INNS 2ehen.
- Seitlif bon Marfbfielo, DO.
ranrten elm gruppen5ug u1b ein
sSradt6ug Der ct. 2oais lrno Sun
6rancisen gahn 5ilfamnen. 25
Solbaten mltroeit gctotet ilno oreiBig
perlebt.
aaroinal 6arlep, Der gr3biIhoF
BON Seem Yorf, lit geitorben.
Der Eraiioeilt bat Die Aeming-
ton grnts Company, Die Union Nfc-
tallic Cartridge Gonlpanp itno anOcre
@affenfabrifen in Bridgeport, Cont,
aufgeforoert, oie ltreifenoen Mrbeiter
fpieoer nn5uItellen.
Sn SgoeiL iltab, muroen Dill
per 8reBler aus afianli uno ieiRe
chen ibm angetralite ilinge @rmtt
auf ibrer Sod5eitsreiie perbaftet. Sic
iollen bieie Sofseitsreiie III eitrem
geitoblenen Mutonlobil gciladt ba-
ben.
- 0as Sanbipirtid)aftS Departc-
ment in 8aibington befr1iibt iid. ileils
sseioeariiiloe fir buaocrttauienoe gu.
ter 3uhtsaiibe aus benz @eiten ccs
2anoes 5u finoen. Die ionit suescn
6itttermangels oeni ShIoftbei[ gil
friibjeitig gum Opfer fallen ipiiroeH.
Gin ggeitt in Sort @ortb lit altBcr-
Dem beailftragt, CUTE aiihe nno Sur,
len fir 3nd)t5lpefe in Seras nlfsr-
falfen llno oieielben nab oeu oitii.
6en 2anoesteilen 5il perihifen. Sin
ocrartiees &ieb perbcn MIR rs Yrc5.
Der gemobnliden Sransportfoiten or.
boben.
9as SuItiSoepartement iuiter-
iildt Die Sablansgaben Der 9on-
greBfanoioaten III Rap Yorf, Sill
nois, Ohio; Vfidigan, 8eIt-8irgi.
MEN uno oioeren Staateil, Inn felt
5uitellen, ob iie init bieie ausgobeu
bel Der YrimdrmabI oie 9unoesge.
fese niht iibertreten babeil.