davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-27
saw Camp Prom Above

Cot r. e.. Williams. commander
OF Camp Travis. Texas, has seen the
camp from many viewpoints. hut
this week he got hts first view from
above. lie was taken In an. aero
plane by Lieut. = a.. carroll ~ Kell,
Field and stayed for more than an
hour during which time he was
taken through many air stunts, in.
cludinE "nosc dive" OF three thou
sand feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-27

teamster. came near losing MS w
I'm one Of the rivers running "e'
opav when NJ team he was driving
, ,,, ot,nquire Randolph Bnt
1rn,, he wagon and began cuttlhs
~. tr,ces and harness when ne pc
camc entangled In the harness 80
was dragged TO the bottom. Tie han
to cu, the entangllng harness it,,g
him before he could get up nv
wbep he succeeded he was 80
hauued that he could hardy .tsa
to Ne shore. Later ne sueccV'
In resculng his team
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-27

diana chairman OF tho Joint con-
gressionsl committee on printing, to
curtar their extensions OF remarks
IN the Congressional Record In view
TO a shortage OF paper which might
make Il necessary for the president
20 commander stocks TO get out
government publications.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-27
RaT$I|5s

P:.fCES SIT Az MEETING
AUGUST -. 1918.
slGAR--
bot excluding JrsysEe and csrtsEe
WHITE uuUAt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-27

WAAIINGTON. Aug 20 $50 that
bad weather may not interfere with
training. tho war department an
uouncemeut today that special build.
inRa Will be- erected ~ once for
Camp Funston. Kan for tho In.
structIon ~ uoncommlHsIuur1 on
GERS Boo weather THAI 'ntcrferea with
fold work Similar huIliiuEr will
be- provided nt other camps
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-27

the army Y NJ G. A. who have
sailed for foreign service TO August
@ ~ given out by the overseas de-
parf fnent Is 3,sOg About $50 are
In New York with passports In
hand, waiting only tor steamer ac-
commodations, Almost four hun.
dred additional secretaries are In
New York waiting Tor passports
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-27
Mnnlh nnn NthIcnc Gnnh..

.WASHINGTON. Aug 26-EN-
pcnditure by the secretary -. .Sf7vWar
OF mp 20 $4,000 during The present
fiscal year for athletic goods. inClud
lug basebaus and bats, footballs
and boxing gloves as part OF the
equipment OF each regiment, would
be authorized under a bin intro
duced Ia the house today by Repre-
sentative Sismel OF New York.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-27
cnmnlnlnt Rnrcan orench

WASHINGTON. Aug EstRb-
lishmcnt ~ a railroad administration
"burcau for suggestions and com.
plainy Co bc located at the director
generals headquarters here 7oo
which tho public is invited TO write
was announced today by Director
General MtAdoo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-27

they win report nt the Midland
Valley station at noon. n Ia satl
mated that h will take anyway three
hours To- get the men safely on board
the train
Those reporting yesterday nftof-
noon az the offices Of the local board
were an presented with comfort Rita
b, the Ucd CroR4 and "A letter setting
forth 10. kind Of home service that
organization extends n liz tho aim
OF the women I'm charge NJ this
branch ~ the service TO see that
none Of those lcft bchind suffer
hardship on account of the absence
of some one who has been called 20
the colotH
Interesting Legal status.
one ~ the intcrcstlng figures to
90 Iu The draft contingent today n
that Of Cowboy Long, long famous
for many escapadea ana who has
police record several miles long n
the record ~ each individual case
was joined to that following No.
Long has ease against him for
grand larceny, which ls docketed ~
be- tried at the coming special crIml.
nal term ~ district court n ih IN"
opinion expressed In the county AT
toruey, office that thsro rs no way
90 send "CowhoN' Long out Nth the
dtnft contingent that he will have
90 stand trial and then be mduotod
However T. " simmons, chairman
of the local draft board. says that
Long viii 20 with the draft con
tingrnt because Foycrumont war
orders mpersede any action ~ tho
courts Long ~ out on bond llo
reported 10 the local board yeHsr-
day afternoon for checking in along
with the rest of the contingent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-27

WASHINGTON. Aug. 26 Mem
hy .Rsnrcs.ptstivo pSNbart OF In
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-07-25

J. B. Sparks and wife have moved
to Condor, where they expect to
reside in the future, they having
rented a home and set up house
keeping in that city.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-07-25

Attorney C. E. Woodson returned
Sunday from visit of few days in
Portland. where he was called on bus
mess.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-07-25

government and take no chances on
heatless days, by ordering your fuel
NOW.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-07-25

Fuel will cost more later than it
does now. Save money: help the
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-07-25
Ad'entismg Is Secret Of
SeBndge Success London
Amerean Proprietor Of Great Department Store English
Metropolis Tells How Publicity Woke and
Finally Won British

The following interview by Charles
N. Wheeler. London correspondent of
the Chicago Tribune, with Harry
Gordon Selfridge, a former Chicago
merchant and now proprietor of
large department store in London
conducted along American lines, is
reprinted from a recent issue of the
Tribune.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
Interesting Health Queries
ANSWERED. EY DIR. BRADY.
.Copyright. 1917. National Newspaper 5ervicc)

Youngsters Always Welcome Here SUPPOSE
you Il" like to he bothered with questions
from logs like me. but father told me write.
Arswcr--on The contrary. son prevention is
trrtl"r than cure. ana | ana always ticklcd when
get "a letter from NOunGstcr and anxious TO
s. MN rIldl, So cont hesitate bat fire away.
and you Won't hc sorry
Emo,iue ana Tyorrhea was told that enc
tiuc Is guaranteed. to cure pyCrrhca. but
d"utist says it is not Il cure. what = yohr
Answer rmctinc. active principle OF pccac.
sometimes improves the condition OF tho gums
ana dimnishcs soreness and blccu.nS. We know
ot no remedy winch can be guaranteed to cure
any disease
I',ri,arditis What Is INC nature Of the dis
cas-" called per.carditis: WHAT causes il? Is
II aaugcrOuS' A. s.
Answer. inflammation Of the sac in which
mococcus and 10y various strains OF strepto-
c"ccus. usually from tCnsils. teeth throat.
II Is serious because u the interference with
ire: heart action
Cinnamon.snssafra and reppcr-our chill
drcn inOriiuatcly fond of cinnamon rolls
Arc these Injurious through drying the bio, d /?
What effect has IN" lincrai use lf sassnfras tea !?
MAJ u,oH' the use Of black pepper Tor season
iuG food Tor children a. o. G.
Answer Cinnamon rolls occasionally are all
right. All three are condiments ana navors
u" effect The blood. Condiments arc !. bad
10 irital" the urinary organs and they produce
cons tipat!on and hcmorrhoids
Authorities An Observation-Disclosures differ in
cause Of uric acid in In" system. and whether
TING acid causes rheumatism when crystallizcd
and collected in the joints. q: n
NHs"eF.--ao Tar as our information goes, all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
Books and Authors

Use Your own Governments" by Alssa Franc
moss GARNER. exporter. home maNer schoolboy
or schoolgirl. In some way the government
subjects rhis hook tolls You how' The gov
eminent needs your help. You cannot give it
Unless You know how the government operates.
This book tells YOU how.
"Th" li'us Red House in IN" Hollow" by
Amanda u. Han George W. Jacobs 4 CO.. rh!i-
.dSiphia is III" story OF an irish -Ancrie.n
tonic and refreshing TO the reader salt
SO breeze IN Jmiy. shutdown Peter. l"vablc. hut
dreamer whose litle bark Of t,lcalism is almost
wrccNcd; Andrew rritchard strong and re-
the white-suited. artistic Win. Fridge, Harri-
gan. with "a heart as big ms her body. who lords
haud-ai enter into this clean. sweet and
% e wsnrs ak ,Mrdnr6 MN hn cs m}
and purple asicrs - The Little Rcd House in
the Hollow
,, ,Eunaw Wy l;ussia." by Florence Mcleod
Hnssian revolution as Seen ihro gh 4 womans
eyes, ana W IN siecia! reicrcmc" to the cata-
,hinES Of course that escapes mans eyes; and
Mrs. ftarpcr was IN tho thick of the revolution
sky. l. was nothing shor, Of luck that an Amer
gan woman with the special equipment 90 Mrs.
dous fascinating event as it happened and set
IT down on paper. She is trained newspaper
plunged mt" me midst 81 turbulenc" and vlo-
l"nc" and with her eyes and cars alcr, for a
Is not all. she has the dramatic instinct. tho
artists eye for color and movement and uroror-
,,i 40 IN" !lt lrary craftSman's feeling for
tir riGht word TO get to tho reader the RICH,
shade or meaning. Runaway Russia not only
f-eGn me ,oiGss1s In Us eng strngsie fcr
n""ep mat is br"a;h-takiHG and with vivid
flashes ti.a print unon he readers imagtna ion
autacity r IN" author gives he" tooD a graft
iEimS d!atinctlon. it * ~ To. ia-tnest removed
matter ana style.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
oN \iR" DESTROY NiItInIES
TO KEEP THEN IUuM III.NS

'n"tinleS there Is no way ~ say
.nss Naluablcs OF bulk IN towns wn.rh
come nrs5 under the nrc ot tho Germ, \
troops. Relies and treasures %! yc,,,.
hay" been ahatIouol. Many things
have boon destroyed BY thoir owners
in order that the Germans might no;
get them
Tho c"rresponden, s1"n, \ nigh, r.
Gently a. q small hotel "a hamlet,
"hos" doom seemed TO bc sealed Tho
sTay-hajrcd watron or tho inn Mas g.,-
ting ready 10 leave. Her husband Isl
AN office IN the Frcncn army. and
she vas l"t' .lon" with her children.
j. KS a touching sign, 20 sec her go
ing sadly from room 10 room % the
place which Rad hccH her home since
the day she was married
"iiavc YOU q knife" gh" asked sud.
denly. IS she reached Ur and removed
from the wall q priceless piece Or orion
"a! embroidery.
III" KNIFE was produced Shc stood
tn" fran" hcfor"'th" rcyp.ndeut and
said cat It, oioas". viii not leave
this for tho hochc'
As IN" matron passed into another
room. sh" was mu-murinE softly to
herself oh. my home, my home"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
POLITICAL SITUATION
EXTREMELY DELICATE
Austro-fiungariau Reports indicate
Security No Longer Exists
in the Empire.
MARRIED Discomfort REIGNs
Speeches Delivered in Parliament In
Spirc Hatred of Germany and Dc
mand Entire Reorganization 81
the Nation Free From Shccklcs.
fnv Associated Press J

WASHINGTON. April 2o.-Thc poiiti.
cal situation IN Austria Hungary re,
mains extremely delicate. according 1,
An official dispatch to-day from swift.
zerlanu. summarizing reports from
budapest and comment in Austrian anc
German newspapers. Austria tho dis.
patch said. is coming 10 the EroHtcst
dii'icultics: security mo- longer exist,
ard the situation IS capabi" OF any
poss ihiiity."
Marked discomfort rciuns in Vienna
according to TN" disuatch. whiiC
speeches delivered in Parliament by tn.
CHcchs. juro-Sl,vs and Poles inspir,
hatred Of Germany. and demand re-
organization Of Austria-iIuuc.,ry Even
the Social Democrats arc said to have
proclaimed in The Austrian chamb"r
of Deputies tnat tn" monarchy Is no,
directly interested In Tho struggle 81
Germany against Great Britain Franco
ana America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

one else will buy them" That is the un-
patriotic spirit. Richmond will not fail to
take it's fun quota but tho intent and pur-
pose of the issue will have been lost If the
people generally hold their pockcthooks aloof
ana force the banks to protect the city's fair
name as the sea, OF the Fifth Federal lie
serve District. Not homo in Richmond Will
have done its duty if it is not the owner. at
the end OF the campaign, Of as many bonds
as it can afford TO buy. II is the peoples
war; they must give their aid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
TO-Dny In MING.

To-day is mine. 10 do with l will
To rich my soul. TO fatten up my till:
To gain clearer view. broader sense
OF obligation and OF recompcnsc.
day is mine and yesterday is dead;
Last night slcpt-io-day must make my bed,
Tomorrow SIN IS in the womb of time
My present mountains are The ones | climb.
Give me ;o-dHy--lc, sluGgards take tomorrow:
Give me to-Gay with ali its JOY sorrow
Give mo to-day. and faith TO make the fight.
Grace Ia be- thankful. strength TO live Alright
Useless regrets shall sigh with yesterday.
Scattering immortellcs along the way
iut faith and hopo shall conquer all tho land.
Soiz,ns to-day ani victories at hand
\ spri2 Of thyme at yesterdays sim head.
y thcuEht. perhaps, for all its siorics dead;
Iiut IN my sky on" sun has right Of way
Amd beams cnU!Scnily upon to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
John ". rnr,cr. .Ir.. Yer, III.

ISnc'lnI % Tho Hines nIsparch.1
hANNii.l.E Va. April .O-Iohn w.
Garter. IT. COMMONWEALTH attorney.
~ Danvilic. and wh" has been select :
Cd by Commissioner 81 Prohibition sew
"ral times !" conduct liquor Las prose-
'utI"uN IA different parts Of tho state
was on THURSDAY uiGht removed to the
General Hospital suffering from pncu-
monia. Mr.. Carter was taken iil las,
sunday night and he faiic| 20 improve.
Thursday II was decided 20 take him
to the hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
Delicious White bread Without
NAlnfll L. Inn

Mrs. NJ &. L., Charlottcsvillr.--iIo
wives who want u recipe for max ing
delicious white brcad--iiEht. fluffy and
wholesome without tn" use OF wheat
flour. might use thus pIcSrripti. n .
recommended by a New York hotel
chef: Twenty-Five pounds Of rye Hour
/ twenty-five pounds of Graham Hour
twenty-five pounds of corn hour. TWEEN
iy-Hvc pounds Of crushed oatmeal ono
pound OF lard and two pounds of yeast
The yeast and rye -four should he
mixed first and the others added alter
natclN. The recipe viii make $50
pounds of bread. Use the same propor-
tons for smaller quantities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
Origin Of IIuncariun Nacc.

s II. T.. rnncrs. The ilunGarians,
or Masyars. constitute a branch Of the
finnO- Srian Ia.c. their nearest OF
kin being the Firms of Finland. Thc
IiunSarianS nave been settled IN their
present country OF Hungary for more
than louu years The: came from the
vast plains Of Western siberia, their
orig iuaI home. toward the clos. Cf The
ninth century.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any topic.
excepting legal and medical sub
jcrt>. are answered free. AZ MI in
uuirirs nrc answered directly by per
Sunni letter srIf-Htldrcssed. stamped
envelope IL required. \ d,ircSs The
Timcs-DiSpatch Information bureau.
Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
Doc. No, ob.cr,c Dnyligh. Swing Law

j. T.. =. stephens tllE.-l mere IS no
penalty attached TO failure TO comply
with the daylight saving act. its Oh
scrVaIlcc being left to the patriotiSm
OF employers and the force of public
opinion. business concerns which re
fuse TO observe ii. however. exercise a
very short sighted policy. and stand
to lose more than they gain III favor
with the public and their employees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
League to Enforce Pence.

NJ H. w. Nest roini.--If You VIII
write TO the League 10 Enforce Peace,
5UI Fifth Avenue, Ncw iGrn city. they
LEGATION entitled League to Enforce
rcacc.' which contains fun account o:
tho aims and purposcs OF the icAGuc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
JOY.

"'Scusc me-, widow" said the rlunher. coming
downstairs but your husband Just committed
suicide in de bathrooms"
"oh me. OH my" screamed the rclic,. why
ala he 80 and mUss up the bathrooms
Well" said the plumber. 1T vas dis x,y
didn't charE" h.n noihin' extra for do cub
d'd".t bring helr me. an he said it was too
much an ne wanted I while he was ma nry =,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Hy Henry Edward Warner.
Office.

~ yea % vast Importance. human
IGiElnG. tor all lovers ioverinc. TO know
thAt ~" nav" completed that nastod"uiC marvel
our "piD N twenty three chunks cntitied The
i.rEh"ito 81 rejected l.oNcr." IN"
melancholy tribute tn. Sob sister a. June
'rmo viii begin TO cNuio fiom Intellect Ia
Tire. paVS,
1t starts happy and ends melancholy, Don't
miss it ORDER from your grocer rr .irU
ilst. ''rsc l.,rghc,to OF the Ike i.r,c, Lover" In
twenty thr"" chunks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

Give me smile, the lovc!ight in vour
Life could rot hold a faircr paradise.
/ "''e IA" me tight 10 love YOU all tho
/ While,
/ My world forever. the sunshine Of
your sialc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
Songs of the Soldiers
"StamIncrinc song
~. beautiful Katy.

X Is Katy beautiful Kay.
You're the only gs-g-girl that I
adore.
When IL" m-moon shines over Tho
Wcodshcd.
III be waiting mt the xxx kitchen
door
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
\ntmraI IIistnrx Tor Kids

y rHG daws has a corA screw tail
VITA which 10 hang him on mai!
Nh"" b" IS wet and - my oyc,
You ought 20 sec how fast hell dry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

Cottonscd Shortening Is shortening made
from cottonSccd oil hcal,hfuI as that from
pure lard ~ Is $" much cheaper. L.. IS
AnSwCr--N'S. provided the dict includes
greens Who'll" cereals fresh milk supply
N,,anius essential for growth and normal nutr!-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
charconl Eph.s Daily Thought.

Don ncvah toll woman when she's wrong
said 'hnr"aI l:ph rcGrctfuily. 'hasc takc hit
from me. W!l!'ain, a woman done got mo con
hicmoc i'm h'~ mistakes dan q doeGone mewI.
Eat some cookies Mstah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

rse% %er he s a5sr so * ns ss rS
Officers on, al wear leather pnttecs.
Of to TIC ""' eowcsEel on irrs
who have spent years on horseback
or M oqysr e @ss jus, iss"sa h pooasq5
If he S@yld extend INC o.dcr 50 na, i, would
be doing q real service.
the coco as% nooE is ,mFny cSn*ene sometimes
on me western from, N isn "2H' o. : '''"'
20 ,b IL T Ens, seems ahai lining.
" ylr;s riFn, on, mai Coo is Win F bi n"
mmt thcy are willing to take {; charce on it,
Wors or or a'It re snnr to be getting he
4nS nG~ he he l.H ,ns caiiaren srasl
l. seemed Tor time thai Cod was ' no; with him
m M1 6is ," wsn or and he walked rieht down
Ths enenen ana "t hin I thfcus H'"'1
lust when things h"Gin to look worst,
T m the is old msh'y o nenn Of comfort
Look it over
"sF S @f sa f be- Se sFg s "5s s
this mas happened in the history of the world.
G Ger ma, w. hour has struck
the s"s ' SunJy ia al TsGa has s,s2H
Snpo.S . '1sm hr ed 70 conquer E"Isa ,o
In me nnai analysis Russia Will be the death
OF Germany
The d"cidins battle of tho war viii be
fought IN France.
~, MI NOT he Tough, in England the
lt Will he fought in Russia
. me nhiiIr VIII hc given by Russian peasants.
Siberians.
letorr ne clos" Of this year American troops
VII E n% sa., I'm eastward instead 81 eastward
west.
h Hue ale S V WI Ssa /" R nisb;
Sometimes they come true.
the ola school reader tells the story Of
certain titte hoy who saved Frederick the
Grsat t rom being poisoned. Frederick the
ircai WAS the founder of the iIohenzoicr
family That little hoy certainly took n lot on
himself. IL We had him here we would spank
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Nprin.tiurc.

Each seed plant christcn truth
Tho reasons very plain.
My noIShbors chicken viii. forsooth,
Make ,rpth To rise again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

curious Notions OF Syphills--IS there any risk
III ShhhihE hthus Win person who probably
~ under treatment for syphilis? The woman
refer TO is ~ irrcproachablc character but has
on her hands what take lie syphili,ic gum
malta TIA" Jumps are little hard rcd Jumps
around the finger joints: they seem /, g under
the SIS a.
AnSwcr-Sincc syphilis attacks the innocent
n least as often as III" guilty. the question Of
character is mmatcr'al. The condition YOU
describe is probably not du" syphilis all.
hat ,s rather the familiar Ilcbcrdcns nodes. SO
commonly seen on the joints OF the hands in
Women wh" have rhcumatoid ar,hrits tarthritis
dcturmanS).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

Reader Frederick iIall.-Thc ihird
Sunday IN April 1911 fell on the 18TH
day OF the month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

modern authorities know tim, ur;c arid has
nothing t" do Win the joint diseases grouped
as 'rh.uihntiSm tric acid il normally pro
duccd in the metaboism or oxidation of nitro
foods. ~ ''N'N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

THE doctors with tho finest bedside manners
and s;"pwatvhos we're called in"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
TIRE DTSI'tTtlI

rtNliSiirD day In the South
SirCct. ECiimund. NH. 10y The Times u:-rutch
h.hng CO.. Inc. Charles L.. JiasbrooL. Editor ana
Manager.
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\ Plea
for
Haste

matter New York rs used TO
being: first Sh. dd Spicudidly IN the preceding
leans Immense e ne maximum ST for her
t'raiSinE generously states and cities
ing towns thar have walked uD and worked 50
notably, she j. ia no mood. and indeed has al
present small reason. % pr,i~. hcrs"!t rs o
mis- loan. Tho number ot small Subscribers
hcrcahout - nohly large already. but nothiur,
U" what II should be. must, wiil be IIis
or lltt". IN millions or mites. your Subsc ton
make II nov. make YOU N'h,i NH
q man EiN" Tor ms lie This country is 6::ht-
me- ioT h"FS. HiNc' There is no give about
- s." lend a. Is per cent the priincSt
i:"com" a creditor 81 TIA" United states TO day
H'n i'cN G"rmany' YES. And YOU ar" gong
York Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
To tho Wilmer.

VUlt NIVhlNE
II you're going TO win you're sons to win:
II you're gong to 'osc, you're going to lose
-" No"r hest I" win. hat II yoI lose &c, UP,
brush yourself and try again.
There IS N" room in q live world with a 1.-Two
war ON. for the kicker arh winner \ square
chin and clear eye VIII bring up -c-cnforcc-
mcntS bat a whine only invites another defeat
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