davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-12
HE CAN REST FINE NOW

Il suffered greatly From kidney and bladder trouble" writes F. B. Fairbank. 55 Grand River Ave, w. Detroit Mich. Had to get up six or seven times during the night. Foley Kidney Pills have worked wonders and l can recommend them as the best medicine l have ever taken" Tonic ill action; quick. sure,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-12

ridge, was wounded twice and was in valided home. A former newspaper men, he possesses great descriptive powers, and tells the history of that battle in way that takes his auditors win him thru all the horrors he ex- perienced. Agreat crowd is expected to hear him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-12

In the offices Of the Federai ; ernment in Washington thousand, women are now doing war wo,s bookkceper, shipping clerks d., M men, topographers, end finger 2 experts. v
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-12
Seeing Ahcad.

There Is always room for man of force, and he makes room for many. A feeble man can see the farms that are fenced and titled. the houses that are built. The strong man sees the possible houses and farms. His eye makes estates as fast as the sun breeds clouds. Emerson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-12

Do you get up at night? Sanol sure hours from all backache and bladder troubles. Sanol gives relief in 24 hours from all bachache and bladder troubles Sanol is a guaranteed rem. edy. soc and S1.00 a bottle at Central Pharmacy. q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-12
GRACIE AIDS EMPLOYES
 TO BUY LIBERTY BONDS
As Result of Offer to Garry Bonds
 Till December, New GascOny ''GOes Over TOp.-

Col. John M. Oracle is not only buying Liberty bonds, bue he is in- ducing his employees and tenants to do so. Colonel Oracle has offered to carry Liberty bonds for any of his employees and tenants at New Gas cony, Rob Roy and Hannaberry on "a basis of a cash payment of 10 per cent, the balance to be paid as de- sired any time up to next December. As result of this offer many color- ed people on the Oracle places are investing in Liberty bonds.
 Following the meeting at New Gas cony last Monday night, when addres- ses were made by D. B. Niven and A. H. Rowell, and Dr. F. P. Lytes, s9,750 worth of Liberty bonds were sub scribed for there. Many of the sub scribers have bought not only for themselves but for their children, and the list shows that many Italians are loaning Uncle Sam money to prosecute the war
 Colonel Grace was in Pine Bluff yesterday, and says that his people are displaying commendable spirit. Those at New Gascony believe that the total there will reach s12500, an amount in excess of the maximum quota.
 New GascOny Honor Roll. Those subscribing at New GaScony and the amount of bonds taken fol- low:
 John M. Oracle. $50o0.00 Nl,aude E. French, $100. Rosa Massanelli, $100.
 Malie Ma ssanelli, $10O. Guerino Massanelli, $100. Luigi Massanelli s100. Stefano Baccarossa, $200.00. Maria Baccarossa, $200.00. tNlargharita Paolasini, $50.00. Adelgisa Paola sin1, S50.00. Guerino Romanalli, 5000. Adelgisa Romanali $50.0e. Rosa Romanalli, $50.00. Quinto Romanalli, $5000. Rosa PalaZza, 5000.
 Alvaria IPalazza. 5000.
 Oracle Pallazzi. $500o.
 Terenzio Palazza. $50.00.
 Edna Mancini. $l00..00.
 Justa Mancini. s100.00.
 Blanca Spadoni. $18000
 Cita Spadoni, $1O0.0c
 Giuseppe Spadoni, s50.00.
 Abby Spadoni, $50.00
 Alfredo Spadini. 5000.
 John w. Bellamy, $5o.oO.
 Mrs. Ethel Bellamy, $5000.
 Jno. w. Bellamy Jr., $50oo ~ Mrs. c. F. Campbell. s400.00. Mrs. Carrie Bogy, 5000.
 E. J. Bogy Jr., $500O.
 Vivian M. Bogy. $50.00.
 Dorothy Bogy. s5O.00.
 Wh. H. Hulett, $1O0.00,
 Sara Hulett. s500O.
 Dr. A. A. Hughes, s10O0o. Mrs. Edna Hughes, s1oO.00. A. A. Hughes Jr.. 5000.
 Cash Payne, $100.00
 Tom Gillian. $5O00.
 Nose Isaac. 5000.
 Henry Franklin, s5000.
 l. John Jackson, 5000
 James Jackson, $50. =. ..~ - Humphrey Turney. $50.
 Robt. Edmond. Sr., $50.
 ohn Lewis, $50
 Geo. Anderson. $50.
 Henry Lee. $oO.
 Anna Franklin, $50
 Freda Bell. $50.
 N. R. Smith, $50.
 Perry Williams, $50
 Lon Caves. $50.
 Willie Mickens, $100
 Anna Blackburn. $50.
 Frank Beard $50.
 Sol Vaudeville, S10O.
 Chas. M'Dowell, $50.
 A. J. Williams. $100.
 Wm. Hampton. Sr., $50. Geo. Jackson. $50.
 Dorothy Hall, $10O
 Stelle Sebastiano, $30
 Chas. Sebastiano. $50
 James Lavne, $50
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-12
Impossible.

T think I will organize vegetable trust aecdldn't keep 1t quiet. There would De sure. to be a leek some
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-09
FOR SALE BY OWNER

FOR SALE BY OWNER
Lots /, 2 and 1-13 interest In lot z"
in Lake Parker Club Addition to Lake
land, Fla.
Improvements
On ~ is large club boat house; on
l and Q (10Ox165) is a cottage with
bed rooms, dining room, cook room
pnatry and bath room. A large closed
hall with fireplace) between bed
rooms. Another fireplace in one OF
the bed rooms. Two large closets and
one small one. Front and rear veran'
das. Good arrangements for the care
of so chickens. Plenty Of city water.
Fruit Trees
| Oranges, "a; peaches, S; lines, B.;
kumquats, 2; Thomas Grapes, 2: Rus
sian mulberries, 2, and guavas, 70.
Most of these have borne two crops.
Have never had serious loss by frost.
Terms: $4,000 cash, or, if desired
5000 cash on immediateposse ssion and
$1,10O April 1, 1919 at 7 per cent in
terest. Title good. If not sold Ia
80 days price will 60 up.
Apply to J. A. cox Owner,
Corner Garden st. and N. Iowa Ave-.
5000 Lakeland, Fla.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-09
FOR SALE OR RENT-4-room fur
nished cottage; garage; fruit trees;
hen house, yard. Phone 4O1 Black /.
S172
REAL ESTATE BARGAIN

For sale, one of the finest Lakeland
residential bungalows. Dining room,
parlor, two large bedrooms, three
porch rooms and bath, large kitchen,
servants room and garage. All con-
veniences. Lot 1O0x14O, one Of the
best-kept properties in town .Vege-
table and flower garden. Bargain
price $4,000. Best location in city. II
necessary $4,000 can remain as mort
gage. Possession on short notice II
required. Address Bargain Bunga-
low, Telegram. S173
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-09
CLASSIFIED ADXERTzSLMG
q q q q q q q a q q q - - =
, FOR SAL :
! q a a q q a q q q q o a = Q

u q u d u q a a a q q q a y q
WILLIAMS BARGAIN COUNTER
All this property is the best that
can be had In this country, and can
be sold on terms to suit
Two acres very fine trucking land,
half acre in beautiful young bear.
ing grove, comfortable house, In
side city limits. This is a rare bar
gain. Price $500.
10 acres, 2 IL miles from city, s acres
in cultivation, balance woodland,
about l acre fine grove, 1 acres
good truck land, 3-room house,
barn, ETC. Price $2,100.
"a acres at city limits, 3 acres cleared
balance woodland, timber worth
$500, one-room shack. Fine truck.
ing land. Price $1,000.
8 acres good truck and citrus land,
Broom house, near city limits, on
bank of beautiful lake, Price $1,000
G. J. WILLIAMS
Telegram Office, or Phone 337-Blaek
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-09

FOR SALE CHEAP-Or will trade, 50
acres of land, 40 acres cultivated
in best farming section of middle
Georgia. Lloyd Colson, 1876 South
Virginia avenue, Lakeland, Fla.
s17C
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-09

FOR SALES pureblood rosecomb X.
Red cocks, months, IS each. 3. E.
Saxton, Route A. 1858
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-09
h q q q q d n n q n e
PROFESSIONS q
n q Il q n a n q n y q
! A. STANLEY
|cIan and Surgeon
IONS /, Q, and 8
ntucky Building
LAND, FLORIDA

]. 3. 8. HOLMES
Lakeland, ia
DIAN AND SURGEON
aits Z, 8, .. Dychss Badg.
)1s HAST Main St.
~ Residence PhoAs IL
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-09

FOR SALE-Go0d horse. Apply Lake
land Mfg. 90. 1885
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-09

UGl r. SMlTH, n. D.
Practice Limited TO
LR, NOSE AND THROAT
Dryant Dids.
} II .. n. - - =
once, ~; Rsslds"ca q
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stupcI p. Ant. Strejcek. Zapir
sky 2 poslednia sehdze pfijaty.
Pan pfedseda vyzval pfitomne,
by projevili poctu povstanim
zemrelemu pohladniku p. FIR.
Stadnikovi "a jeho dlouhnletou
praci pro skolni Patronat.
Ia pokladnika zvolen ma
prani vSech zastupcI, pan Gu
stav Dlouhy. Usneseno, by d9y
|cata z Omladiny Jan Amos Ko.
mensky byla vyzvana Sc sucast
|riti prace pro Weekly, neb jiz
nektere pro dotycne teleso pre-
|cuji. :.
Vybor do Besidek zvolen:
Is. zari, ppi. Susicka, Strop.
nicka a p. Bilek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-17

Dne 10. srpna v Trojckova-
savsku seskuvlo se asi 1900 Ma
d'arl pod nazvem "Internatio-
naliste," ale zahy Sc museli
yzdati generalu Linevicovi. Ko
Sist CechoslovakG obsahovala A
parniky, nekolik barek a jisty
Docet automobile a koni. Ce-
skoslovenske oddly vyslane z
Irkutsku do jakutskych zlatych
dold, kde Sc zahnizdily bolsevi
ci, rychle opanovaly pole. tax
ze dolovani zlata jest dnes pod
ceskoruskou kontrolou a Ja-
kutsk obsazen. Hlavni oddil &c
skoslovenskeho vojska postupo
val podel amurske drahy a pro
nasledoval iadro bolsevicke
moci, ktera po doblyti City Wy
klidila 1zemi cd Nercinska al
90 Sretsenk.. Kozaci vsude bez
nuceni a ochotne vstupuji v ia
dy ceskoslovenske.
General Gajda Sc vyslovil v
intcrviewu dale, ze spojenci;
paklize mini vypuditi Nemce
z Ruska musi vyslat vojenskou
vypravu k vychodnf fronte ma
rece Volze. podeH teto ceskoslo
venske vojsko sesileno move Sc
utvofivs.mi ruskymi oddly tia
e ma zapad mnohem silnejslho
,,epritele, ktery jest denne roz
mnozovan propustenymi rakou
skonemeckymi zajatci. Stava
Sc tax teprve cd dolby kdy stu
ace ma Sibiri sc stala Nemecku
nebezpecnou. jakoz i nasled-
KEN nepriznivs situace pro Ger
many v cc!e Ukraine. Pc cele
Sibifi jest patrna spokojenost
mad cinnosti ceskoslovenskeho
voiska, ably bol$evismus byl po
zbaven sve lnoci. Die nahledu
gen. Gajdy bylo by osudnym,
kdyby dnesni nadseni ma Sibi
iii nebylo spojenci nadale Five
no. V nekolika malo mesicich
muze rusko postaviti armadu,
| |,ez by hrackou vytlacila Mem
re re zeme. Hlavni veci vSak
Jest vsemozne podporovati &C.
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(Pokracovani Sc strany prvli.)

9N OAy - AAAe1
skoslovenskou arm&du, ably '
rekonstrucnich pracich mohla
pkracovati.
V Izemi ocistenem od boise
Wiki nachazi Sc dosud ma 300,-
900 az 100000 y&leGnych "a
jatcI, kteri do nedavna Sc po
tulovali po cele zemi, ale dnes
pfidrzovani jsou k uzitecne pra
ci. X stfezeni zajatci a k hlida
nj zeleznicnlch trait j obsaze.
nych dllezitAjsich NEST yyza-
duje znacny pocet ceskosloven
skeho vojska jez musf nasled
KEN toho dostati pohil. Ma 81
bifi jest dosti potravin, ably
velka armada mohla byti zaso
bena.
{, Netrpelive isne socekavali
prichod spojeneckeho vojska a
okamziky, kdy budenne moci
bojovati po boku u vetsim me-
iitku. S nadejltim tohoto Okla
mziku, znovuzfizena bude w
~chodni ruskonemecka fronta.
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POSkYTNuTE NZDELANf
FRANCOUZSKYM DfVKAM

2 Francie bylo poslanO 100
divek ma vyssf vzdelanf, ktere
jsou rozdeleny do lcelist po ce
lie Americe. Zdejsf Western Re
serve universita pfimufa dive,
ktere budou studovat v The
Woman's College. Jejich jme-
ma jsou Germaine Fau a Anne
Marie Poree. Skoln nastoupf od
lrvniho rfjna a kolej bude hra-
dit jejich vydaje. Mezi studen-
ty ma universite se nalezaji En-
Koli, Ju-Chiang Liu a III Tsau-
Chen z Using Hua college v
Pekingu v Cine.
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oDvAzNY\Lu

Vcera odpoledhe vstoupil do
lekarny ma Detroit a Wyan-
dote ave. muz, ktery revolve-
rem v ruce donuti lekarnika
Frank H. Ripleyho, aby mu ode
VIDAL penize z registeru, kde
Sc nalezalo $40. zlodej prchl
severne po Giel ave. Ripley pro
Easledoval zlodeje v automobi-
lu. Ma Lake ave. poblize Nj
cholson ave. zlodej zastavil E.
lektricke auto, skocil ma stupa-
tko a porucil rychlcu jizdu. V
autu Sc nalezala pi. Bcckerova,
ljeji manzel lekar a pi. Mary
Mcdonald. Kdyz pi. Beckerova
|videla, ze mali CO delat Sc zlo-
dejem, hodila mu ma hlavu ka-
bat a pfidrze1a no k autu.
Kdyz Sc nasillm vyprostil, sko
Gil "a strom a "a kratko behem
tyysllen bez odporu Sc nechal
zatknout. Ma policii v Lake
wood Sc primal, ze 19. srpna
IpTepadl obchod v {. 17114 BE-
troit ave. a odnutil E. C. Sci
lera ably mu ze zasuvky ode
|vxdal $34.
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22.zafi, ppi. Strakova, Bel
sanova a p. Dlouhy.
70. zafi, ppf. Susicka, Prd4
chova, PIP. StropKcky a Kunc.
6. ffjna, ppi. Kocourkova,
Belsanoya, a p. DostAI.
13. ffjna, ppi. Stropnicka,
Strakpva, a p. Strejcek.
K. Bilek, tai.
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PETROHRAD VYRVAN BOL.
SEVIkUM PROTIREVOLU.
CIONARI.

Pariz, 13. zari. = Anglicke
listy obdrzcly depesi z hlavniho
mesta Finska, Helsingforsu, kite
ra ohlasuje, re byla Petrohra
de svrzena moe bolseviku a ze
cele hlavni mesto Ruska Jest v
rlkou protirevoluciOnaru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-17
ZE SLUNNE ITALIE.
Glen lazaretniho druzstva Wes-
tern Reserve university, amer.
dobrovolnik p. Robert J. Vorel
pise svym rodicGm Janova.

Kdyz president Wilson sve-
no casu vydal provolani, ably
universitni amer. mladez pri-
stupovala dobrovolne ku amer.
praporu, rovnez ma zdejsim
Western Reserve vyssim ucili-
sti zavladl vojensky ruch a
zvlaste mezi mediky organise
vano bylo druzstvo ambulans-
nj, k nemuz primkl Sc tez ce-
sky studuj.ci lekafstvi pan Ro-
bert y. Vorel, 23lety, velice ta-
lentovany akademik syn
chvalne znameho caskeho pio-
nyra p. j. E. Vorla vych. 55
ulicas--4---~-.~>--
Dotcene ambulancni druz-
slvo Western Reserve universl-
ty zorganisovano pomerne br-
zy po vyzve presidentove po
pfedbeznem vycviku zde posla
rn do vojenskeho :lbora v AL
lentown, Pa, kde pokracova,o
v odbornem cviceni plnych de-
set mesicu, naceZ nastoupilo
svou pout "a more 90 Francie.
Plavbu melo prizniVou a po
kratsim pobytu We Franci Wy
praveno bylo ma pric Francie
do Italie - do JanOva - ably
"a spojeneckou frontou Piave
konalo humanni sluzbu jak We
vojenskych kruzich americ-
kych tax j vlasskych a fran
couzskych.
Bylo to prvni clevelandske
ambulancni druzstvo k ameri.
cke pomocne amade do Italie
komandovane a nasledovne do
b,ovolnik p. Robert j. VOrel
byl jednim z malo fesko-ameri-
ckych vojinI re Soustati do
Italie "a hvezdnatym prapo-
rem speiicich.
VGera dosel cd nGho nasledu
jici dopis, datovany Janova
5. srpna letos. "
"Drazi rodice.
Chapu, re dnesek je jakyms
r1ym vyrocim, nebot dnes je tc
mu prave rok, CO pozvedl jsem
Y telocvicne Western Reserve
pravici ku prisaze, stav Sc tai
cenem amer. armady. Pamatl
jete Sc ma vaznost onoho dn,
Fro mas vs;acky? Dali jste mn'
ma vIli pouzit vlastniho usud
lu, ohledne vstupu do armad,
a ia prihlastl Sc dDbrovolne, NJ
cekaje ma losovani a odvod nu
ceny, ma kterezto me rozhod
mutt mdzete Wy pysnymi byti
Nikdy pied tim nevystihl jsen
yyznam slova dobrovolnik jak,
kdyz vstoupil jsem ma pudu ci
z;ny, kde setkal jsenl Sc muz
ze vssch casti sveta a mohl ci
lit poznatkv porovnani.
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ZAsLOUxENA POKUTA.

V New Yorku byia odsouze-
ma Germania Catering Co., k
pokute 5000, ze drzela "a
sobe pet tun cukru. Ia sama
spolecnost vlastnf New York
Cafe a Stadtkeller.
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80 DNf "a PRODEJ LfHOVIN
vOJfNuM.

Columbus, IL. zarf. - Ho-
stinsky A. E. Odel byl federal
MIN soudcem J. E. Saterem od
souzen do tricitidenniho vezeni
proto, re prodaval vojaklm iiho
We napoje.
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zE scHozE

|Skolniho Patronatu ma Broad
way, konane 9. zari 1918. Scha
III zahajil "a slabe 1casti "a
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|mladym muzfm v clvllu, ma
vstevoval kollej yenoval sc
dennim svym povinnostem.
Ones jsem vojinem Stryce Sa-
ina, vzavsim ma sva bedra mno
hou zodpovednost pri pdsobeni
v zajmu pruhu hyezd ameri-
|ckych.
Jak podivuhodna to zmena,
behem jedineho roku. Vse zda
sc byt temer neuveritelne. Mic
meme jsem stasten zde mezi do
trymi druhy a zvlast proto, ze
|jsem We sluzbe humanity, pone
vadz nebyval jsem nikdy zapas
|nikem v pravem slova smyslu.
Udalcsti ma zapadni fronte
rasleduji rychle "a sabou, acko
|liv rozhodny zapas skoncen do
sud neni. Jak krasne Sc cite o
" Iitezstvi nasich hochG. Hun je
zatlacovan neustale a prilivem
Americana po desiti tisiclch
Idenne vysledek ohromneho to-
hoto zapasu lie prcdvidati. TIE
ha jen trpeliyosti a hodne trpe
livosai, ponevadz jda o ukol O.
hromny a tezko :poehopitelny
mnohym i v Soustati.' Nicmene
kazdy z mas bez vyjimky jsme
pine d1very a nik,.crak Sc veci
pfistich nelekame.
A co Sc mne tyce namohu ma
rikati. Sila po nemoci, vznIkle
n&sledkem nachlazeni, Sc mi
vraci a doufam, re vic memo
cen nebudu. Je veliky rozdil
churaveti v cizine nebo donna
kde tolik pohodli a tolik pece
rodinne.
Jsem dosud Janove, byva-
lem hlavnim meste stredoveke
republiky tehozs jmena, brzy
vsak budu prelozen Jinam, po-
nevadz naSe druzstvo je jakym
81 mobilnim druzstvem a naS'e-
dovne jehD stanoviSte neni ur-
cite.
Janov je krasne mesto, lezici
|v podhori Apenin, $ krasnyn
norskym zalivem. Byl jsem ve
zdejsi kathedrale, postavent
We II stoleti a sedel ma Okla
MIX v kresle ma kruchte, kde
sadaval v davnych !etech slav
my mistr housli Pagganini. Pa
lnatujas Sc mily otce ma jmen>
I Pagganini? Ovsem, re sc pam;
tujes, nebot sam jsi starym hot
slistou.
Videl jsem tez vzacne malby
I;poStola Lukase a navstiNl tel
Jina pozoruhodna m;sta Jano
va: domov Kolumbuv, obydl
.nglickeho versotepce Byrona
o nemz na universit6 tolik kraI
heho nam bylo pradnaseno, vi
del jsem bajecne nadhery ia
novske university, chovajici v,
svych pOkladech 100000 svaz
At vedeckych dal, prosel jsen
Sc u primofl pretm6sti San Pie
D'Arena a prohledl vsecky hi;
vni znamenitosti histOrickeh,
Janova.
Minulou nedeli navstivi
Eem zdejsi svetoznamou bot;
nickou zahradu a obdivova
) manevry vlasskych aeroplan,
} mad mestem Sc vznaSajicich. v
zdejsim pristavu zr:ti lie kot
: vici torpedoborce, submariny
} jine pomucky valecne.
: Nase ambulance jsou znam
mite stroje, ktare sc osvedcu,
na pohodlnych cestach rovin
: ia uzkych silnicich horskych.
Onehdy obdrzel jsem dopi
I'd l.. Hodouse. Je dosud v b
+; ,imore, lee brzy vypravi Sc z
vodu. A rovnez jsem zvedel, Z
druh muj JOS. Trojan je ma c.
ste do Francie.
Prosim piste mi caste, treb
kazdy tyden a prijmete vrou,
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PRODA Sc krasny dunn o 6 pokojfch.
koupelna, furnace, elektrika, gas atd.
Dunn jest postaven od jednoho pred
mich stavitelu co representace. Cele
vnitrky nejmodernejsfho slohu a z nej-
lepsiho duboveho materialu, krasnych
importovanych lustru, 4 satnfky, (Cloth
ers Closets), 2 linnen closets, 1 zrcad-
love dvere, 1 francouzske dvefe atd.
Lot 40 pri 12O, strecha bfidlicf kryta
Dunn ten Sc naleza ma krasne ulici v
Mt Pleasant proda Sc "a pouhych
100000 Sc slozenfm 100000 a zbytek
Sc pocka ma SO urok ma mesfcnf splat-
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-06-21
This S.Piece Colonial Dining Room Suite Is Included

It's Colonial design CHARTERED Oak It of
Buffet practical Pedestal Base Extension Table, inches
diameter and which extends feet when
Slip Seat construction and covered with the best of Imitation Leather
Such Suite will give excellent service satisfaction
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-06-21
The Bedroom Suite
Choice of Mahogany, Walnut or Old Ivory

Just as illustrated, the Bed Room Suite is OF
the very latest lines all three pieces carry an air
of dignity and individuality the tripicate
mirrors on the Dresser! And the design of the Bed
and the Chifonette! Then too-You may have your
choice of woods Mahogany, Walnut or Old Ivory
Finish Both the Dresser and the Chifonette are Of
absolutely dustproof construction indicating the
goodness of the Suite.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-06-21
TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE

Here is conclusive proof Of our continued at
tempts to help you make your Dining Room most at
tractive, at a moderate cost This fumed Oak Suite
is of an extremely pleasing appearance and of splen
did proportions. The Table extends six feet when
open; the Buffet and China Closet are both beauti-
fully panelled and are exceptionally neat The
Chairs are of Slip Seat Construction and will last
lifetime.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-06-21

This Suite will do justice to your ideals of
most comfortable Living Room The Settee, Chair
and Rocker are all covered with the best grade Of
Brown Imitation Leather, over strong beds Of Auto
mobile springs. The Table is Of very nice proper
lions and design This Suite is of Fumed Finish and
will play an important part in the making Of an at
tractiVe Living Room.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-03

greatest need for thorough cleans
ing. for often after one OF these at
tacks every stitch Of clothing of the
gas patients has 10 be destroyed, and
all the blankets and equipment
which have I he faintest trace of
the deadly fumes, and this in turn
calls for a complete re-outfit Of
clothing and equipment of all those
exposed TO the gas
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-03
Time and Energy Are Precious

yourself have best
n "a
economical That
in md
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-03

THE SPRINGS.
These SPRINGS are all iron
with bolted angle
iron frame. link fabric top with
HelicOl suspension, and should
give years of satisfactory serv-
ice
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-03

Frank J. Gould, youngest son Of
the late Jay Gould, has brought suit
in the French courts for divorce
from his second wife. who was Miss
Edith Kelly, an actress we'll known
in New York and London. accord
ing 10 a report from Paris. It is
understood the ground for the ac-
ton is incompatibility Of temper.
The couple are said 20 have been
separated for several months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-03
Mothers Pet Needs a Cascaret

Baby is mad! Doesn't want the favorite dolly,
the horn, or the picture boOkS-but don't Scold!
Look at the tongue! Then hurry! Give candy
CascaretS to work the nasty bile, sourng food and
constipation poison from the little liver and bowels.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-03
THE MATTRESS

THE BED.
This Bed is of superior quail
ity, made of cold drawn steel.
has massive two-inch posts
with heavy tube filters. These
Beds are strictly high class.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-03

LONDON,4 sept. 17-Herb gard
ems started ddring the early part of
the war are now proving medicinal
herbs to chemists in various parts
of the country. Lady ElphinstOne
started a garden in the grounds of
Carberry Towers from which she
distributed seeds to cottages in the
district, with the result that these
gardens are now producing herbs in
abundance which before the war
were only imported from Germany
and Austria.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-03
FoREwARNED Is PROGRAMMED.

1 have done the warning-it's up
20 YOU TO do the arming. No better
heat producer than my RELIANCE
coal Call G. Fl. DEGREES, 315 s.
Taylor St, South Bend, Ind. Phones.
Bell, 2T9. Home 5279.-Advt. 9162-3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-03
BRITISH DUB KAISER
THE DESERTED CRIMINAL

international News Service:
LONDON, nov 2.-Under the
caption, The Deserted Criminal, -
the Evening Standard today says:
The game is up and every INTEL
hgent person in Germany must
know it,"
THE epitaph Of Turkish power in
Europe has Deen written" says the
Star. The war is very nearly
over"
The Evening News comments as
follows:
THE sword alone viii bring Ger
many to her knees. We shall not
seek to repay foulness with foul
ness, but Germany shall have JUS
tice and nothing less than justice. 4"