davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
HUGE QUANTITIES OF
COTTON SEED CRUSHED

WASHINGTON, August 2O-(Ofi-
cial) -- A census report for July shows
that 1926. 273 tons Of cotton sead, not
counting reshiPments, had been received
Mt the mills, and that 4.257 1925 tons had
been crushed, leaving 1878 tons still
held at the mills.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
AMERICAN ARMY USES
BIG AMOUNT OF BUTTER

WASHINGTON, August 2l-(Ofi,
rian-The American Army is using
million and quarter pounds of butter
a month and seven hundred thousand
pounds of oleamargerine, according to
a statement issued by the war depart
mrnt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
HEAVY CASUALTY
LISTS ANNOUNCED

WASHINGTON. August 2I- lAsso
ciated PressD-Casualtv lists Of the
American Expedtionary Forces made
public by the war department vester
day included 1874 men dead in the ser
vice of their country, Ill wounded.
eighty missing and one taken prisoner
OF the dead, 100 were killed in ac
ton, seventy-sevon died of wounds and
sr> en- died from other causes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
Teething Children

Teething children have more or less
diarrhoea, which can he controlled NV
giving Chamberlain Is Collie and Diu.
rhoea Remedy All that il necessary
is to give the prescribed dose after
rnch operation Of the bowels more than
,nturul and then castor oil to cleanse
The system. 1t is safe and sure. Even
the most severe and dangerous cases
Grr quickly r"r"' W it. For ,alr Ivy
Benson smith 4 Co. ADV
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
ALLIES OUT Of REACH
Of BOLSHEWKI FIRE
Soviet Troops Blow Up BaikaI
Tunnel

AMSTERDAM, August 2O-Associa-
ted Press)-The Moscow correspondent
of an Espen paper telegraphs that it is
officially reported to Vologna, Russia,
the Allied troops in the Archandel sec
tor have withdrawn outside the range
Of the Bolsheviki artillery fire.
The Soviet troops are reported to
have blown up the Baikal tunnel on
the line of the TRANSIT berian RAILWAY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
AN IMPROVED OUININE
DOES NOT AFFECT the HEAD

because OF itS tonic and laxative efe Ct
'.AXATIvR BRoNo QUININR will be tou,
.tteT than ordinary Quinine. Dozen not eau
-vousness nor ringing in the head.
.uheI, here Is only one promo QLi III
= siKns'''-s 81 L, " Gro ~ " C."'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
AMERICAN CONGRESSMEN
VISIT ITALIAN FRONT

LONDON, August - - CAssOciaed
Press THE party Of american con
gr"ssmrn who are Visiting the various
battle zones started today for the TIA
han 'front.'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
NEW HIGH MARK SET
FOR LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK, August 20 Officially =
Government first issue of 313 percent
Liberty L0nn bonds sold here at $l0I.
IL. new high mark for the stock
exchange.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
CARUS0 TAKES UNTO
HIMSELF A WIFE

NEW YORK, August FL (Associat.
ed Press --Enrico Curusu, the great
Italian tenor, was mArrIrd yesterday to
Miss Dorothy Benjamin. daughter Of
Il New York attorney
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
HUNS BOMBARD NANCY

PARIS, August - lAssociuteI
Press ---Germnn aviators bombarde1
Nancy today. Six civilians were killed
aud a score wounded.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
FOOD PRICES INCREASE
SWTY-N|NE PERCENT

WANHlNGTON, August 20-(Off-
ciaN-- The bureau Of labor statistics
food prices on July Is with last year
ut the same date show increases aver
aging sixty nine percent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
SENATOR OLLIE JAMES
VERY SERIOUSLY I'LL

BALTIMORE, August 2O-(Associa
ted essr-Senator Ollie James of
Kentucky is gravely i'll at a hospital
hrrr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
PRESIDENT WILSON IS
BACK IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, August 2O-(Asso-
riated Press --President Wilson return.
ed to Washington today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23

more than four miles, wiping out
small German detarhments as he
proceeds
This advance is astride the Lys
and has reached and passed Pepi-
nett, north Of Merville. while the
villages OF \ierhuuck and I.aCOu-
rome have been taken.
On both tn" north and south
sides OF the salient the British
are creeping in, winning ground
and narrowing the ground over
which the Germans are falling
back. At NicuN Berquin and east
OF OutterStccne two hundred pris-
unerS were taken, while north
from CivcnChv numerous raiding
parties have penetrated the Ger
man trenches, rendering these I'M
safe for occupation. :
he German withdrawal, which
is seemingly constant, makes it
certain that the German high
command has definitely aban-
doned any hope OF being able to
resume the drive for the Channel
ports, as the positions now being
evacuated arc the logical ones
from which such an enterprise
would be launched. The positions
now being given up are those
which had been taken in the
spring at the cost of a hundred
thousand men
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
10000

HCdltH anu Ine
vitality OF youth. 1t contains herbs
WHOSE medicinal virtues working
with nature. cleanse, strengthen and
readj just the entire interior machin-
cry OF the body. A marvellous stom-
RCh medicine. wonderful blood build.
er and purifier. remarkable kidney
and bladder remedy. An unsurpassed
preparation for torpd liver. sick
headaches nervous. dizzy spells,
baCkache and kindred ailments, a
mild laxative. ID. d. &. moves all
Accumulated waste matter, the cause
Of premature old age and infirmi-
ties. from the system. II the body
Is strong and normal there Is no
sickness. Ii is a body builder and
makes the body stronger than dis
eases that assall II. rOuts out decay
and restores health. D. ID. {. Is en-
dOrsed by many leading physicians
and people Ia public life. For years
u forfeit Of 200 90 to charity has been
offered II II failed to Increase the
strength OF delicate, nervous rum
down. weak and anemIc people after
several weeks use. provided of
course that they had no serious or
ganic trouble. All druggists. plan
tAtiOn stores and dealers sell It.
ID. u. 4. II especially recon nm c nded
for La Grippe, De1Ene, sad break
bone fever.
Price. 800 per bottle
3. .. c. Agency, 161 King Street
heXt to FlShmarkst, Honolulu Adv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
ON ARRAS FRONT

South of the I.ys salient the Ger.
mans are also withdrawing. South Of
Lens. in the Arras sector, the enemy
has drawn back, the greatest retreat
being east of Fampoux. Here the
British are following closely, as they
are on the Lys, where the Germans
have hft number of wire entangle-
mentS to impede the Tommies in their
pursuit.
The British are taking prisoners
regularly, the total during the past
few days being S45 men and nineteen
officers. In cases, the men surrender
voluntarily, this accounting for the dis
parity between the number Of soldiers
rs cOmDaTad TO the few officers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
A Most Remarkable Remedy

A new medicine
OF extraordinary
merit IL u. u. q.
II infuses the
system WITH he
ron force OF,
hAANNk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
COUNTERS BEATEN BACK

North of Royc, on the Somme front,
the Germans launched an offensive
against the British at Chilly, just south
of Chaulnes, which has now become the
principal point of defense for the enc.
my. Four separate attacks were made,
each being repulsed.
The French drove closer to Roye in
yesterdays lighting on the Amiens
front and that town il now held by
the Allies on three sides. The French
advance gave them possession of Bcuv
raj nrs, the loss Of which by the Ger
mans means the speedy fall of Roye it
self. North of ROyc the French gained.
taking BrarQuemont and clearing the
Feucdu woods
West of tn" Disc, further to the
south in the YasSigny section, there
WAS general artillery fighting only dur
ing the day.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-12
& peites Rapitel.

9ie @erlo6ung puroe nod iebr
energi19 uno LANCE in Der Staot ges
feiert. 0ie san5e peitDer3peigte
Sippi@aft Der Piontets unc Salos
mons, Don Der S9pert> ipie bon Der
Spinoelieite, NOR in johannesburg
oeriammelt, Oenn es mar Marttta9,
uno i'm 9er6it bat ieOer 8auer etpas
gu pertaufen. Mie Elm 2auffeues mar
Die Ha9ri9t, CAP NOam Piontet als
9efreiter BON Der @aroe ouriidgetomz
men Iei unO ii9 glei4 auf benz 8abnz
hof nit Der &ina Salomon perloh.
bate, iber ben Martt 9eflOsen. Sn
oi9ten @ruppen itanoen Wldnner uno
Srauen beiiammen uno beipra9en
Das @reignis.
l1eberau sihg oas l1rteil oabin, 6aB
ben beipsn 6amilien ni9ts 8eieres
gu piinI9en lei, ols bic @%erbiuoung
Der &inber. Oas miirbe Elm %itAttlis
Dies 9errengut abgeben, penn Die beis
ben Mirti9aften 5ulammen fielen.
lno Elm gliidli9es Paar piirre es
aud perben! Der I0am e6enIe orr
oentli9 unD nii9tern, pie bic Gina
wirtf@aftli9.
Sn Dem srpBen S9onf5immer beim
&aufmann S9peiger mar Die @eleas
l9aft einsetebrt. Wiaim bate ben
@brenplaB auf Dem leoerbeaosenen
Sofa 3pii9eH ben beioen Milttern
erbalten. aOam iaB nit ieiner 8raut
ieittpdrts am Seniter unb fab 10 5us
frieOen ftiapersniigt aus, pie elm
MenI9, pel9er Elm i9neres Stiid
arbeit sIiidli9 sei&afft bat. Die
Mutter i9ien i'm alio gang ri9tig
beurteilt gu baben.
IS buntelte i4on. als man aufs
bra9. Nbam fubr nit ieiner Srant
auf peren Wa9en, Wilim nit Den als
ten piontets. Sine 6albe Stunoe
ging's in flottem Srabe auf Der
gbauHee, bann bpgen bic pferDe in
Die breite 2nnoitraBe Elm, auf Der bic
&dber big CUR Na6e i'm Sanoe Ders
Ianten. Sin f90ner 9erbItabeno,
till unD tlar. !9ell funfelten bic Sters
ne am ountlen 9immel.
Miuim tpar in @epanten berIunten.
@s mar ibm 10 e~isenartig 5umute.
Jriiber ioB er auf Dem autfaerbod
uno fa9rte bic 2eine, ieBt lebnte ct
bebagli9 in ben peiden ppIitern oss
screenings. llno mem bate er oas
81 peroanten9 Dem Hod, ben er trug!
Seine militarifde Wiiroe. iie piirpe
ihm aud setter b:lf,u. Rlar lag
Washington Journal., 1918-04-12
&ennipurt in 0eatidlanS.

SIN Sabre 1917 bat Der 9iemi.
lport in 0eutiblano cine gntmid-
lung ourdgemndt oie In mander
Ne5iebung Den 9etrieb in friibercn
Sobren nett binter lih lieB. Gie
Yrciie erreidten Die Aieleniumme
bon iber 5ebn Niuionen @orf.
lleber Die 9dlite, n1mlid 5,773,33O
Warf, entidat Oaoon aui 6In6ren-
men, iiir ben Sinoernislport prr0e.I
2,797,235 Wlarf ausgeidiittet, iiir
Den Sraberlport iiber 1.5 Nfiaionen.
SIN 5!ahrennipOrt uerteilt iih Die
groBe Sumnle auf Die eroBen uno
fleinen H%ennltdae. lle6er 100000
Marf baben nur s Gennitdlle ge-
wonnen; al Der Spite maridiert
6reiberr @. ". b. Spenbeim NIT
$4,000 Mari por Den Serren
8einberg mo q. Soniel. oie beiOe
runo 425, 900 Wort gepannen. Mih
383, 500 Wiarf ltebt oas fgl. Solip.-
9eItiit @rooie an nierter SteIle Dor
Dem Stal oes SonlgS bon Milrt-
tembere, Der fait 100000 @larf &C.
monn.
grbeblid eroBere @cminnmog-
lidteiten bat Der Genniport in
Sclterreib uusarr, no nitt meni-
ger als q 2ennitalbeiiter Wemimne
iiber 100000 9ronen ouipeiien
tonnen. Gin Der Spite itebt nit
Der Geforolumme BON iiber 100000
SrOnen Scrr WtautIer b. Morf6oi.
9In Der Spite Der erioIgreiten
Oeutiden G~ennpieroe itcben Eer0o-
leie nit 227,000 Marf uno ser
Scrbpbeiiecr 2anO9rat Der 10000
Mart gerpann.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-12
Drtttes Rapitel.

Wil6e!m mar na9Oentli9 getpors
ben. Mas in Ieinen Srdumsn ibm
friiber als unerrei9bares 3iel porses
l9pebt bate, als FREEZER Mann auf
eigenem 9runo unO 8ooen gu Iteben,
bos Ioute ibm iebt miibelos 5ufauen2
Sb es i9m ni9t i4wsr fallen piirOe,
ben bunten Rod aus5uaieben, ipenn
Der plan, ben feline Nerpanbten aus>.
ipannen, %greifbare 9eitalt annabm?
Wobl taum! Gr mar germ Solbat
geporbsn, neil bic MiIitdr3eit i'm bon
Dem tur5en Cos ein.s i9Ie9t beiolbes
ten @eipanntne9ts befreite. Sic Ioas
tie ibm aud has Mittel tperben. cine
geii9srte b0bere 2ebensiteGung gu ers
rinsen. Wenn er nun bas 3ieI auf
lei9tere Weiie uno i9neler errei9te8
Sn ben nd9Iten Saeen bate er
ni9t piel 3eit, bariiber naG3ubenten,
neil AOam, Der i'm pie einen Glteren
Bruber liebte, .ibm teinen Muaenbl;d
Rube IieB. 8aIO nabm sr Jpn our
Sagb nit, ober er IieB anipannen uno
fubr nit inn IN bic Na9bcrI9oIt gu
8etannten uno NerponOten. Sbm
mar es man9mal, als nenn feinen
Greuno cine sebeime unruEs ordngte.
aIs sliidli9er 8rautisam bate Qbam
Washington Journal., 1918-04-12

ter Gobn brin9t uns bic So3ter su".
Bon Der onneren Settle tamen Die
gltern oes MdoG,nS beran, bsbIbige
8nuersleute, Deren Nn3ug ebenfaus
Dobl9abenbeit Oerrist, Mutter piontet
ging ibnen entgegen.
n9ab ids su9 ni9t seiost: beut
pir0 ii9's sntI9eioen! SD puBte
ia, boB er cure Gina Iieb bat. Gr
bats blob ni9t semertt, erIt beute
beim MisbsrIeben tam's raus".
auf benz Wege our Staot er5dblte
Mutter piontet bic 8Orgei9iate Oiss
Ter 8erIobung.
.Se6en sic, Serr llnteroffi3ier,
sic tennen bod u.Is=ss: aoom; Der
muB INNER elm biBdeR gef9Oben iuers
ben. Die Gina 1T ibm fdon BON
tlein ouf gut gspeIen. 1no ie 1T
elm liebes, orOentlibes MGb4en. iebr
tidtis in Der Mirti9aft. lnb bic
9Ofe gren5en uno paiien aud nit
Dem 2anb gut oueinanoer".
.0ns 1T pphl ou9 bic einoige
So9ter9"
.@epiB, un6 Elm sebOrises Stiid
@elS triegt tie al9 nit; Die SaIOs
mons pirtI9aften gut. Sa boben
mir benn mon9mal matchmaker 9es
iprD9en, pie gut ii9 Oas treffsn
pIrbe, tpenn mir bic Sinner Suian>
menss6en tOnnten. 4ber, infer 4Oam
fat INNER geton, aIs pplte er bapon
ni9ts bOren. Na, i9 Mills Sbnen
Iogen, lieber Sobota. 9a lift i'm Dorf
cine Morgeu, ibr Nater 1T SteIlmas
der = nit Ieiner grbeit rerOieut er
ni9t piel, ober er gebt na9ts nit eis
mem Bad Seioe ooer See iiber Die
@ren5e. Al1o bic Sra TT unlerem
Aoam auf S9ritt unb Sritt na4ges
gangen."
.Slt Ie benn bibi99"
Die 6rou 5udte Die S9uItern.
rBie man es nimmt. Die Manns>
leute Iino ia binter ibr Der. SD
pia aber ni4ts S4limmes bon i9r
Iagen -"
uunb Der Moam9"
rNa, piIen sic, 9err ltnterofTi>
3ier, Die Mdnner iinb ale 10 nie eiz
ner unb elmer ME aGe penn elm
6iibi9es MdO9en eub blante @ugen
mo9t = lafen sic man, lieber 9err
@obota, i9 fem Das. Sd FAB BLOB
INNER gefir9tet, 5pii4en ben beiben
pir0's cine 2iebi9oft perOen uno
oann blieb infer AOam tleben. 4ber
6iesmal maj bic Spa gu oumm =
tie bat seglaubt, i'm oamit gu Ioden,
oab tie Ipr0D bleibt - bos beritebt
Der Abam ni9t = Der mub genom>
men perben pie Die tparme Semmel,
ebe tie talt miro.
Ser unterOffi3ier muBte Iaut aufs
la9en.
nSSo, ia, mein Iieber 9err SObOta,
iebt tDnnen mir laden.
Isl, penn Die Mar9ea iebt bod
nod -"
.4@, bapor 6abe i9 feline Mnsft.
9as lit bei uns ni9t Site, OaB elmer
feline berlobte 8raut i'm Sti9 Ldbt,
um elmer anOeren na9aulaufen. nnb
nit Der 9o9oeit perben mir ni9t
Sa6r unb Sag parten. Wenn Sic gu
@eibna4ten nrlaub betommen. pers
Sen sic babel fem.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-12
Die nddItr Wbfrrntf.
6rFflaiFse 9rOOnIie defenders In bic.
lem Iaire sriSrberIid.

lem 3n1rc erf0rDcrltm.
@enn scr aricg onoauert, rer-
Den ole uoiipenoigen menidlIdeR
IrbcitStrdiie mir idwer mebr Su
beidjoiien iein. Gas beOcniet Damn
bobe mo iteioeuOe a%r6eitsIobne.
Seood lit gerooc DER Sbit5iidter in
Der 9liidlidcn cage, einen groBen
Scil Der mirfliden Irbcii uu0 gang
beionoers ole &orbcreitmgen 5ur
mirfliden Arbeit in 0cn @interno-
noten auS5uiiibren. @almIe uno
&onfen founen idou i'm gSinter be-
idnitten uno ouS9eOiinnt, lomie
peni9itens teiIiueiie beipritt mer.
0cn. Die MioterioIien uno 8er1t-
idaiten 5uul Spriben fonnen i'm
@inter bergeIteIlt begin. iuitan0 ge-
fest meroen. 8eboItcr gum 8erpnt-
fen unO 8erienOcn Oes Optics fon-
men gIeidinlls in Den @intcrmonn.
ten repariert, bergeltelt ooer georo-
net tperoen. 8iellcid)t lit es logan
uloOlif, ihou lett aud Sontrafie
iilr Die @rnte oes fonmeuoen Som-
mers ab5nidlieben. Sin Seil oieler
@rbeiten mo @erridtungen miro ia
oild in normolen Seiten idon i'm
&iuter olsgeiiiDrt; immerbin aber
bot es bis Iett i'll ieOem Sabre nod
5obIreide Obit5iidter eeeeben, Die
cinen groben Seil i6rer Belt nit
oieien uno Gbnliden @rbeiten gera0e
in Der geidditigiten Geriooe oes
Sobres nod 5ubriugen mlBten. GoS
ioQte oanf mciier 8orausiidt nno
6iiriorge Der O%bitsiiftcr in oieiem
moew0bnliheu Sabre ober mter
feinen l%lmitGuOeu 3ttrefien.
@anB bclonOers iei Oaraui bin
gcipieicn, ooB Der Ierianot BON
9unItoiinger, bon Moterialien gum
@eipriben Der 9bltfultureu mno
iiberbaupt bon @egeuitGnOen Die
nit Der giieubobn perid)idt mer-
Den, in 0ieiem Sabre gon5 un9e-
mobnlid uniider umO 5meifelboft lit.
Sdon i'm noriaen Sabre boben nie-
lie S6itSiidter ourd Die 8erSoge-
rlrngen beim @iieubobnuerlanot Der
uotiuenoi0en 8eoorisortifel ihipere
gnttdul6unoeu mo Sd1oigmgen
crlittcn. Tim cine 8~ieoerboIuH9 in
momoglid nod groBcrem llmiange
III p~erbin0ern, iollten ollie gciteI-
liIn0en nottuenoiger 9~eoorisortifeI
iest ihon obne ieoe peitere &er5o-
geruug oilsgefiibrt meroen. oamit
man aui ieocn SAL uuo in ie0er
Hidtung g%eriiitet lit, menu Die 3eit
gefonmlen lit.
Gas @rntelL Sortieren un6 Ser
poden minoeripcrtieer 8rild)t berei-
tet gIeit piel 9lrbeit urlo unfolten,
mie Oas @erpaden e%rltfIaiIigen CD
ties, ooS i'm Wiorfte einen S0hIt-
preis bringt. Sebt, no ole arbeits
I6bne 10 m~igebelIcr bod iin0, lo6nt
es iid oesbalb gang beionoers, nnr
allereritflaiiiges Gblt 81 5ieben. IS
lobnt iidl, luenn MOI Die grbeits-
I0bne unb ole boben Breile fir
Spriemoteriolien uip. in 9etrad)t
3iebt, ia i%iberboupt uidt mebr,
wurmitidiees 0bit 81 ernten. Gcs-
boIb muB in Oieiem Sabre oos Be-
itreben zines ieoen Obit5iidters iein,
mr. elm eritflniii9eS Sro0uft in oeu
Morft 81 brinaen.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-12

Die Dana Sail ems Der
Glteiten @ebduOe Der Sarnaro.l lint
ucrlit1t in Cambridge, Wtnii., IFS
cicier Gage nieoeroebronit. SIM
aellcreeidoB ~beianben iiA 10000
S%atrouen, Die bon Wiannidaiten Der
Mariue.S unfeniprud. Shule in Si-
derbeIt Jebradt mur0en. @benlo
fonnten widtige Tofumente. ole Der
llniperiit0t uno Den Heeierunesidn-
len ocbortcn. redtoeitis iortgeidoIit
Der0en.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-06-18

Henry Smallwood who had charge
of gang of boys doing work on the
Charles Town section of the B. & O.
Railroad last summer resumed opera
tions for this summer last week. The
season was started with ten boys, and
on Tuesday, the number was increased
to twelve.
Tie boys are eager to get work, al
though many of them develop that
."tired feeling" so distressing to most
boys in the warm days of early sum-
mer. Their work last year was fairly
satisfactory, the railroad officials be-
ing so we'll pleased that they are will
ing totry them again this summer.
They are required to destroy weeds,
open drains, and spread cinders be-
tween the ties for ballasting. Their
ages range from eleven to sixteen
wears
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-06-18
HoroT-LiGkIidGT.

III Theodore MorToW, Of IIe
|93eEPn I" m neighborhood,
|toan annie Virginia Licklide r
r : nj Mr. and Mrs. Edward T.
7 o. o. t me- vicinity Of Shepherds
q Varied I Wednesday even
EeT ,.,a l,,i,' al The southern Meth
Q S,uor in Charles Town by
|aIi y Best. Only a few near
l....orded the ceremony.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-06-18
No More Anthracite Coal To Be
Received Here.

Spirit of jefferson,
Charles Town, ". Va.
Gentlemen
Please publish the following letter
from the State Fuel Administrator in
regard to our supply of Anthracite
coal for this winter, in your next is
sue, for the information of the people
in our county.
Yours truly,
p. p. Nelson, Chairman
County Fuel Committee.
June 10, 1918.
Mr. P. P. Nelson,
Charles Town, w. Va.
Dear SIR
| beg to advise you that | have this
day returned from Washington, where
| took up personally with the Depart
ment of Anthracite Distribution, the
question of your supply of anthracite
for the coming year. | learned that
while Virginia and Maryland are to
have certain amount of anthracite,
the entire supply allowed to these
states will go to the large cities on the
sea-board. Neither Hagerstown nor
Winchester nor any of the other towns
in the nearby sections of these states
will receive any hard coal. 1t, there
fore, appears that the West Virginia
towns are not being Disseminated
against in favor of the nearby towns
of Virginia and Maryland
1t would seem that there is no pos
sibility that any change will be made
in these restrictions for the present
season. You must therefore, advise
your people that they must prepare to
get along with soft COAL
Very truly,
j. WALTER BARNES,
Federal Fuel Administrator
For West Virginia
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-06-18
Mayors Proclamation.

Friday, June %, 1918, is officially
designated WAR SAVINGS DAY by
the Secretary of the Treasury and the
Governor of this state. All loyal citi-
zens of this community viii according
ly devote the afternoon of said day
after two o'clock to subscribing for
War Savings Stamps, and otherwise
promoting their sale in large amounts.
All who are able should pledge
themselves to save and invest to the
limit allowed by law.
THORNTON T. PERRY,
Mayor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-06-18
Public Speaking.
DR.. j. LAYTON MAUZE

Pastor of Fir-t Presbyterian Church,
of Huntington, w. Va, a speaker of
unusu.. force and ability will speak
in the interest of War Saving Stamps
in the Court House at Charles Town,
on Thursday, June 20, 1918,
at s o'clock p. M, viii also speak at
Sherherdstov-n on
fIlday. June 21st,
and at Harpers Ferry on
Saturday, June 22nd.
EVERYBODY invited.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-06-18
Thousands of Mothers Worry

When the children cry in their sleep,
are peevish and constipated and take
cold easily. Mother Gray's Sweet
Powders for Children, has for 30 years
been a trusted remedy in many thous-
and homes. They frequently break up
colds in "a hours, move and regulate
the boewls and destroy worms.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-06-18
Church Items.

i :, ,foffett sang very sweet
u. n 4,- ayTe in the Presbyterian
h OferIoI! Sunday morning
L. y saviour Look on NE !, :.
% lanes Catholic
r. ssscOnd SUNDAY .so Mass | {, o. even q.
II, 3iSy Sunday 1890 a. M even
Eices 7:8O p M
MN arrived here on
G. " oi'' aacbod able sermons
b., ana ord night to large
morili"g also preached at
Z the afternoon
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-06-18

Several breeding bulls to sell.
C. F. WALL.
For the best of everything ask
Miller's Pharmacy first.
MONEY TO LOAN-On good Sc.
,urity. Apply to
SPIRIT OFFICE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-06-18

There has not a summer gone by
for a long number of years that our
Office did not have to pay for at least
one or two wheat crops that were de
stroyed by fire. 1t may be your turn
this time. Who knows, A few dol
lars will protect you and make you
feel more comfortable. Let US hear
from you.
Washington, Alexander & Cooke.
limo 1S-5t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-06-18

We will sell ice at store during sea-
son at Coo per hundred. Sunday morn
ing will open at 8 o'clock for one hour
If you pay cash for books, discount
of 10 per cent will be allowed. No ice
delivered. John c. Burns & Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-06-18

To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and en-
joy life, use Burdock Blood Bitters,
the family system tonic. Price, $1.25.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-06-18

A lazy liver leads to chronic dys-
pepsia and constipation-weakens the
whole system. Doan's Regulets (3Oc
per box) act mildly on the liver and
bowels. At all drug stores.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-06-18

Il Ia IN IlGL 4lN , y ~ -
+ SstIriay. June Z2od'
~ S', ne in regard to a nice bug
, ~ " for spring at our Repos-
'I r5s;yles Town. We pay trans
l. c', charges on wheels for new
n air yi:a' and We do the work
than than any firm in t, the country .G:
!. 'l rsii TO see MS. Through the
u a.. Adam Brown, of the Palm
l o. our representative and will
+ es' be glad to show you our
milford Slough,
For Thrush & Slough.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-06-18
Rosett8S

,+es-lfade by Miss Lillian
Far Baby's Caps-will be found
/ At the following stores: MIR.
f. Sbugar Palmbaum Broth
II Mr. S. H. Lands.