davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
&rieen % Gloraen.

9a Snnnerncs Sforer for ben.
be6 femten Sun0reoe glor lioen beer
9eoe Gnropa> efterlo6 Sc fig oberalt
en- iao6an 3oeleggelie, at ser en6-
MI | bor Sis gaar Sr6 at set, 90
oct .beo fig, at bpor Sc mongolife
Selte bapoe goaet frem, ser funoe
Der life pofie @res eIIer @orn. Mt-
ter | Dor Sis oberlpgn1mer en- M
S1'nnerifare europa, og Sc 9oelpe-
geller, iom mi finder 5teo, er pilt=
not at ct 1ongt 1tprre On1fang, ems
bboo Der fanot. Ste6 / bine qamle
Sage. l1bpre 2an6itrefninger leg
ges | oe11ne Sis ioa poe, at set H.
1nes lttroligt, at ser 11ogeniinoe Tan
fotnr11e til at blibe nogen 8egeto-
ton oer, % man tan: 6erfor mes
rette iperge, bbao Gloroen % Sri
gen ton babe meo binan6en at gie.
re. Srntolerti6 ipnes ser oog, efter
bbao ser fremgaar al >en interesIant
Mrtifel | BET frantic Eiosfrift go
gsatnre", at bore ooifilItg Com,
t11enbeng melIem oisie to cling.
@rigen 187O-72 bar 11emIig Qibet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
Sfibspro6nftipn.

Neiten / famine 1ieblif, lom Sc
tpifc Mngreb pao omerifon1fe @fibe
paa 3itfpiten, befjen0tgior6e uibip=
ping booro", at Mai Maqne6s
Sfibsproouftion bar itprre eno no
g%enlinoe / Nattonens @iitorie., Ser
blep nemltg ful0f6rt og u6lcberet
til dipping board" Al Sfibe meo
EN- iam1et 8erefraft al 263,571
Sons. 9ette er tire @ange ioo me-
get Iom for Sanuar og to @ange
loo meget iom for Gebrl,or Bette
Mar.
&ro0uftionen / Sc. fpr1te fem
Woane6er al Maret 11oor go6t OF
moo en- Million Cons, % man me-
1er Millionen bil poSieres / oenne
Meoone6.
Sen iamle6el an1erifonife 2epe
rance bar fiben September bere1
ITO Sfibe poa 1,112,S97 Sons
iom er ca. 3 @onge ioa m.get 5om
noget Mar / Sorbeien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
Attorney General
of Minnesota
cIiffordL.hnton
Kandidat for
den republikanske Nomination
we'd Primerval&et den
II Juni 1918.
Erfaren
0konomisk
Virksom
Nj Aars Erfaring som Assistant
OF Deputy Attorney General.
3ables fprite Sale.

Gtatsminilter .3able bol6t forle=
Sen en- Gale pao ct Mpbe / Selling
Of, bDortil Sen raoifale 8enltrefor=
ening bob6e in6bl16t. Sci bar 6en
farite Sale, ban bar bolot iioen Sal
gene. &on n6taler b%erun6er:
So to 6emofrotilfe Hartier, lom
bi6til bar itettet Miniiteriet, gift til
I@olg mes Set Yrogram, at Mfinilte=
, riet ifl1l6e fortiette &rigen u6. Dis=
1e &artie bar ferret beo. 8alget, og
felgelig moa Miniiteriet fortlette.
,Dette er iao meget mere gipet, iom
|Stillinger er iaale6es, at bbis man
tenfte fig, at ser / bette 9ieblif
1frl6e oonnes ct mt Minilterium,
mootte Bette fon1me til at bbile pon
Sc to 6emofrotiife STARTERS II Meo=
lemmer / 8olfetinget. &oa set
moderate Sen tires 46 Me6len1mer /
6olfetingct fon intet Miniiterium
bDgges og en0mt minore paa set to-
talt iluoe0e fonlerbotipe S%olfeporti
lp1n MI er 2an6ets mino]te Garti
ioopeI hlon6t &elgerne lom / &igs<
6agen: Minilteriet bar bele &rias=
perioben pirfet iom Ell 2%anosregje=
ring CD og oil pe0blipe 6ermeo.
Naar &o1gbebegellen bar lagt fig,
bill set forbaabentlig o91oa bile Jig,
at &igs6agens forfiellige &nrtier
erfienoer oeres Eligt, iom @eroens-
ittltotionen / ierlig @rab inblfier=
per, til at p6e 6eres 8ibrog til EFT
rolig Stprelie / 2onoet. Minilteriet
pnifer frem0eles i'm bioti1 at for
ban61e mes lamtlige &ortier paa
Ell imeocfommen6e og benipntogen-
Sc Mao0e o9 bill be1trebe lig for at
lette Somarbeioet me11em Migsoa=
gems forifjellige &artier set melt
m111ige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
Senator @nnte Meliou.

Senator Melion bar iet flart og
bar fulgt Sen lige, Sci belle Gioen,
u6en at lie til Spire eller @enltre %
uben at tage min61te Senlpn til
ififten6c 6olfelteimlinger. Ser CT
ingen Mano / &ongresien , iom bar
en- flarere @efor6 / alle Sc 5pergS=
maal, iom a11gaar &rigen, ems ban.
Sele 2an0et bar lopprilt banS
fremipnte og fp%0relan6ife Solo=
ming. Oct 6emtofratiife Nartt bar
life ltillet no9e1l &anoibat moo bam,
for6i Set / bcle Stoten life funoc
fin6e cit Man6 / noget 8orti, 1om
fun0e eller biloe gibe M6yiniitra=
tionen en mere peroif1rlo Stptte.
9ette CT, iom man .peo, larot / alle
Maaoer; men set er life Sen bele
@anobeo; set birfelige Sprbol6 CT,
at BON far peret Sejpilcr mere eno
6plgel pcl1b / 6enne 1tore STRIFE.
&ba6 ifal set tjene til? Heterlo11
Fan ga life faa nogen Stemmer?
bill Sc flclte lperge. Get ifl1l0e ~
nes iao.
S @isconiin banbe Sociolilter11e
0eres egen &an6iat. llnoer Sen
%gjel6enoc Hrimnrlpp / Mimeiota
fon Sociolilterne gao ino / Sc re-
p11blifonife @rimorics og femme
for &eterio on, og Set er, btu6 Sc /
1tor lt6ltrefning pentes at billie gjp=
re. Sper enelte S. IS. IS. / Statc1l
bill femme for bam. Set iamr1lc
nil ollie Ero=Epifere gjere, olle, lorn
pil bope 6re6 for enbber Nris, og
ale andre, font pil lpgge fin M}is=
npie me6 ct eller onoet for 9agc11.
Set itore Slertol al 6ornnerne |
Monpartiian 2eagl1e er lopole Soft
og bill 1tpibliomt femme for Mel.
lor; men Sc fleitc al 2igacns Seoerc
ct Socialilter, og Sc bil BRUCE 6ereS
Snoflpbelie til Sor0el for Eeterlon,
iaa 1n11gt SEN reffffer.
Ser CT ielpfelgelig ingen Epibl
ON l1bfal6et. 5fan6inoperne fan
itor l%10itrefning taffe @elion for,
at beres 2oDalitet Dor beret minore
misfjenot, ems Gilfel6et bof bere1
for an6re Nationoliteters &e6fom.
menoe; bans fG0relan6lfe @ol0ning
bar nnret en- Sane for oen1 ale.
Sg oe -ifonoinapilfe Melgere / Min,
neloto 6pr alle iom cit fplge bel1ne
Some poa @alg6ager 5. II. SsSl1ni.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
Tnnnagr.Uax.

Sen pnn 9tor1part1la11 2eaglte's
Erogrom opferte Soft SO. 2 uEm1
mage Sor" pea Sernmolm lt6pun-
oct / Weinnelota betp0er, at Staal=
%tr1llten ifal betale 1oo og lao mani
&c Gents pr. Son / Mfgift til 5ta=
ten al Sen Malm, Sc iprenger uo
og fsrcr 116 al 5tatcn, ct Sc 6erbe6
fommer til at bore Sc famine Gfnt-
tcbDroer al oercs @e6rift / 5toter
lom andre Meringsgre11e, ipecielt
0pao- 2onobrugsneringen ongoor.
Com 6orboloet III er, 1toor life
Sen 9(fgift eller Sfot, SC hetoler til
StatcnL / noget rimcligt SprDoIo
til Sc er1orme Snoteeter, Sc far al
oeres 8eorift
Dertil fpmmer oglaa, at Malm=
proorftionen er en- Ibin6en6e Sea-
turberligbe6, 1om efter en- fortere
cller lengcre Gi6 oil bore 11otpn1t>
og etgang borte bill Sen al6rig fun
lie CT 1tattes eller fomme tilbage.
Sbis 6crfor Staten life foor Sen
Snotegt, 6en retfer6igt tilfonmer
al oenne 8e0rift / lomme 6orbo1o
lom al arore 8e6rifter, bill Sen lioe
ct nertqttcligt Sab.
Men @r11beejerne fan u1rogoo at
betale meget al 6isle Mfgifter /
Jorm al Gonnage Mfgift til staten,
bpis Sc bi1 flDtte 6eres Smelterier
% 'Sorn6lingsfabrifer til @in1e-
Iota.
Set biloe betD6e, at Tan fc flere
&un6reoe G11ltnbe Men6 og bel
oglaa nlo11ge &hi110er fit Mrbejbf
fer / 5taten. Mo11ge bil6e ogioo
flptte ino fra an6re 9tater og foo
&eifieftigelie ber pe6 oe itore Stoal=
fabrifer, Malfinfabrifer oe an6re
Mnleg, iom .btl0e blipe Ell 5elge al
Ell loa6an Slptning.
Soo6 bette bi1oe betp6e for eta.
ten, tan let foritaaes. Ser pil6e til
flD6e Statsfasjen 11bDre SSsn6tgate1
II 6orm al Sfatter fra 6isie Mrbei-
oere alene. DertiI fommer, at Gr1t.
items Mnleg og @ienoomme bil6e
fnnre beifattes af Staten og poer.
ligere ifaffe itore Sn6tegter.
9erttl fommer, at +. cts. 2on6.
brngspro6l1fter bil6e fin6e ct 11er1
Morfeo og en- iterre Mfietni1tg,
bbilfd / bgi @rq6 bilbe opbip1pe
2anobruget. Mle @ro6nfter, ion
fnnoe pro6uceres Staten, piloe fao
|itgrre MfiRtning iom Selge al Sor-
bgelien al 6olfemeng6en og ser
oeraf fblgenoe it6rre Mfiatning poo
ollie Smraa6er.
Sormtnifelfen Sransportom
foitninger pil6e fanife til at beepn.
DE meb lite blibe iaa flor for Gel.
ftaberne, men / 2engoen bill ogiuo
Belparelferne paa bette Dmraabe
blipe itprrc % it6rre.
! Der matte anoipnligoig d
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
Seller @il1cI,n.

nSar ou faltet 8omber i Sc M-
liereoes @oipitoler?"
uSSa, 9eres Maie1tet."
u8eiprget &oppe<8ocillerne?"
uSSa, Dercs Moieltet."
r2em1pitet Sc armeniife &bin-
6er?"
~SSo, Dercs Moietet."
rSorgiftet 8rgn6ene?"
rSa, 9eres Moieiet."
~@el, 6a tan b1 gao. Seq bill
babe Ell title Gin1e mes @,1o.'"
r2ifc, Seem Sort.
2ereren: uSba6 er set baieite
8pien, iom SUD bar ffabt?"
Drengen tier.
2ereren: nMaen ta,tf MI bare
go0t efter ---
Drengen: u@i%raffen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
6bob brm feilebe.

On meget ber6mt 2ege blep ct
Sag fuloet til en- a6eIig Game.
~@aa, .bboo Teller 0e iaa, fierf
Srnel" ipnrgte ban mes fin feoban.
lige gempt1ige 2igefrembeo, ba bar
bar fommen ir6 / @ereliet, bpor scr
,5Dge bar.
~sSeg er 8aronesie," Ipare6e Da:
men / en- 6pbt frerfet Gone.
~Mab, oct gjer mig birfelig onot, "
ipareoe 2ggen imilen6e, men Sci
Tan leg ifam lite fl1rere Dem forl"
Meh 6isie Orb tog ban fin SGT
|og Stof % foripanot ifpnoiomt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14

taget Sen 1tgrlte politiife &ebolution
/ sen mere Sis - moaIfe en06a |
Sen elore % 11pere Sis. Denne
&ebolution bar Ipinget &l1slano fra
oct meit 1in0franfeoe, formbrfeoe
- aa, bbor mgrft % bpor gruiomt
- Ml1totrati og ino / oen 1terfe
Strpm al, bpa6, hi trpr, pil enoe |
en- belor6net 6emofratiif &eplblif.
Sor set treble: &11slan6 bar beret
optagst, fem ba1n e,1onlt. ct, al oen
n1cIt i%tprlaae6e %iociale &epolution,
hi Dor iet. Me6 eli noip l1ifploig-
be6, font ne1ten CT %opirrenbe, meo
ct Moo og mes Ell @isbeo, lom gjpr
til Sfamme 6e Soreneoe @toter,
England og Spiflano, bar <slanb
taget fat paa Iociale l1retfgroigbe=
ser, iociole Tor16mmeller og %lociale
@rulombe6er> fpm hi en6mt bleg=
rer for.
Tor Set fjeroe: &uslon6 1taar
miot / en- laoeube religi6s &epolll-
tion 1om ollereoe bor bragt me6 fig
ct ioooant Maal al Tolerance, lom
ingen gamle &eilen0e / Ml1slan6
fan trio m11iQ. 9enne religipie So
lerance bar ollere6e ligeltillet Sc
forfulgte Spoer % Sc gree It Satellite
Ii &olen, Hroteltanterne / 6illano
og l,tallige on6re @efter, ltore og
imoa, iom / to Sunore6e Mar bor
maattet ipge til Moierne og Sfope=
ne. Spnf! Seq onerpGre0e ct Mpbc
af Sen @ellige @pno0c, bbor Sc en-
1temn1igt pe0tog at optage / 6eres
1tore religiple Gomfl1n0 Sc forfl1lg-
te ~gammeltroen6e".
0enne religipie &epolutipn Dar
ogioo fert meb fig EFT lterf &eb9=
gel1e / &etning al at b%emofrotiiere
oen r11sltif orto6ore Strife, set met
a1ltofratiifc al ale rcligieie Gam,
fun6. Gn Sag bab6e jeg 2ejligbeb
til at oDerbere / Moifpos ltore STR
fe, @or Sreliers 9omfirfe, set Sc
mofratilfe @alg al Sen bejeite @eilt=
1ige / Sen r11siilf orto0ore Strife,
Moifpos metropolitan. 2igeleoeE
balgtes og1aa poo 6emofrotiif &is
i forifjellige 9ele al &uslonb
minot to1p @ilfopper og Sunoreoer
.af &rglter.
9enne religi6ie &eoolrtion er Ell
lt%6rensning of Sen orto6ore Strife
- en- presIeren6e &ensning, roar
man crinorer Sc gplelige, neltel1
utroligc @asputin @fanooler.
9eume religieie &epollltion bor
ogiaa fert neo fig Elancr ont beore
llooannelie of Breiteifabet for be11=
ne 8efjen6elies 115,0OO,O 900 Sjele,
Seq bleb Ielp onibgt ON Sen 1,ri=
me1ige Sing = %urinelig, noar MON
tenfer poa, at jeg gjoroe Sen = at
treoe trent for cit :eptelentatit
Soriomling al @rofeslorerne al al
lie Sc gejltlige Seminorier % Mfo=
oemier oG bo1oe en- Sale om SEN
teologiife l166anne11 es &ctninger
EUROPA og Mmerifa. @ogle foa 0o=
''ge fi0en opfplote jeg ct lenge be=
gieret 3nife, ion bar b1epet trent
|1at al ct al SEN &ellige Gpnobcs
Weeolernmer, iom Boz mig ON al
nobGlgc en- &asle g6ger, iom fl,nbc
h9re bebjplpelige for Sem, iom full
De foreitaa 2eoelien al SEN r1siiit
ortooore Strife. (Sort1.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
@pS @eahnbelle.

u9taa, 0llenl 8liber set til noget
&arti mellem Sig og 6rpfcn SO,
banlen?"
~Mo ia. SCI be9pnote igaor iaa
imuft mes, at BUN gop Ell lengere
uoreoning fpr mig ON Sen beoit
Moooe at unogoa Sil1lbentbeo poa
bos nDfg6te @prn."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
ganfeforn.

@iGrligbeoens aoobe bar unoer.
ttoen e., baarlig Socon.
Der er mango Soft, iom ineett
anoen Magt beiiobcr ems @anetts
Magt.
Dor Net % anores 9Iiater fien-
Der bi altib 11gie.
: Ntar ton aroe r,,a,rge Sing, tim
ifhfhe grfarina.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14
Rualau1a &ttlltmg.
Sale al Spbn 81. Mutt, s.. >.
(%@(utorilcret Operlettelie, peo 9.
81. 5tl,b).

Set ct foloen / min 2o6 at belo=
9e &uslano fire @ange / 2bbet at
Sc lioltc type @ar. Set fprlte al
oisie 8elpg bar for omtrent tppc
Mar li6en. &oa 6en SID fanot jeg
Bette mpgtige 2an6 forboloSpis 1til=
gjpngeligt. SDis jeg bar blepet
funoen / en- %Spcrpo9n / Sorntale
n1eo fcm- lefs orore Mrno, piloe nj
alle bope lagt UNDER for Mrrelt.
Gaooonne interesionte Me6er, loan
ieg bengang bol6t, bar mellem M1o=
not og 81. 4 ON Morgener, opbe>
]te &emm1eligbeb. Set bar cit for
Zig Sing at gjerc, life ioo meget
for min egen Sfplb iom for De
Dorer, set u0iatte a1ore for: ga
rejlte jeg fra &a1s1ano n1eo neotrptt
Sierte og pente0e al6rig at oplepe
Gagens Srembru6 b1onot BET Soft.
0mtrent ii s(or ienere TOM jeg
tilboge. Sen r11slilf=ortooore Sir.
fes @eje og &ellige Spnooe, oen-
gang ct al Sc megtigite al ale re1i,
gipie Somfun6, pnifeoe life, at jea
ifnloe goo frem mc6 Den Misiion,
lom jeg bap6e for 9jc. Men oen
mngt;ge 66r1teminilter, Stolpin
bloc, at ieg ifuloe bope "a lqltore
oeal".
Derfor poffe6es ogiua Mften efter
Often, ne1ten laa man fife fnnoe
treffe &ejret, be 1tgr1te Sbeotre oa
offentlige Sale, Ser fun6e faos | De
jtore 8Der lom Molfpo og Eetro=
gro6, me6 @farer al rusiiife @trt=
oenter, melt Mgnoltifere og SOBER.
Ser bar og1aa til @te6e andre al
Sc 2er6e, &an6i6ater og Sc 1eoenoe
Menb al 6e professionally og inou-
1triene &losier / &uslan6 og Sneie
al &reiter / Ben orto6ore Strife,
9e tom og blep, lite olene giennem
en- og to &oler, men alorig minore
emo tire, og iommetioer forlangte
Sc, at jcg ffuloe bol6e fire offent.
Iige Ealer poa en- Mften. Sg bber1
Orb maatte tales pe0 &ielp al Colt,
Seq fan al6rig glemme set 1tore
@ap al rusitife Mnii9ter. Bolitiel
tilbe life tilla6e Dem at tao / @an.
gene, 1oa Sc mootte itoo poa Ser
1tore B1o6s lige foran Eribune1t
Sper enc ite Mften par salene fpl6.
te n1eo iprige, tonfef11l6e, ipergen6e
tragtife Mnitgter = for noe ten bber1
Mnitgt bar Merfer al en- Srogeoie
Seq tpnfer, ser bar Tim beret fac
rusiiife @tuoenter forub for 6ennt
'Stuoentergeneration, iom lite ia
tpnft poa Selbmor6, e11er al bbiS
Samilie to-tre Me6lemmer life ba1
li6t 6orfplgelie og itreng timber
trDffelle poa @r11n6 al 6eres 5rem
a6itr9ben.
Gent ON Natten og beIe 6en fe1
gen6e Sag tom 6isie Menneifer til
mig, enfeltbis elIer / @rnpper. 81
iDntes at tenfe: v4on ri blot tom.
me / Merbeoen al Sen Mono, ion
bar brogt % ct 8u6ifob ON Soaf
fra an6re Notioners @tl16enter
maaife tan ri % faa 2ps oe araft
foa ri TON itaa falt / Dor l1lDffe."
Da forlob ieg &11slon6 me6 e
jublenoe Sierte. Seq ipntes at ant
ben mRgtige Ma1rs &enimul6ren.
Sor et Mar fioen fioite Somme1
berote leg ttIbage paa nit treoi,
@efbg ! @11slano for at f~renifpnoe
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Matnrbiitorie.

Mama: vSpao er set 6u tegner?"'
2ille Margit: rgn gIefant."
Moma: uSpnes on lite, set ct
for banifelig."
Margit: vMei, leg ipnes set ct
let, foroi arre tan fe, bbao set ifal
bore. @lefanter Ct 1,ennIig set enc
Dpr, iotn bar to Saler."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-14

ct felles arrangement. Dporpeo
, @l,slanb ifuloe forpligtc fig til at
Itillo6c ct Mrbeioe for DC tplfe %
pltriglf=umgarife Sanger poa @etin-
,eelie al, at Gentrallanoene piloe til
Iaoe sen famine @lags Mrbeioe
blan0t Sc rusitife Sanger.
Sen neitiioite Mften al NIT @eieg
in0bpo SEN Sellige Spnooes @pje-
,1te 8efulom@9tige0e = settle religip=
lie samfrmo, iom piloe forbinore
mig / at gaa frem mes min lpecielle
Meislion fire Mar fpr, % ion1, erfa=
re0e ieg lt6lte @omnler, pcotog en-
Meiolution lige efter NIT onoet 8e=
Jog, at leg life ifuloe tillaoes igjen
at belpge &l1slanb, Ell bcller lfllloe
min EMf eller jeg tillaoes at tale
'igjen til Sc rl,siiife Stuoenter ON
ieoclige ellcr religipie gmncr -
in6bpo mig til lit Slot, lfjenfeoe
mig ct ill1,mineret @fscmplor at
sen @cllige tSfrift mes cgen @oono=
ifrift og u0tolte fiji 8aalfjpmaelie
al set amcritonlfe Mrbcioe for Sc
r11siilfe @rigsfanger. 9a forlp6
leg &1slono / 6en Grp, at 9pre11
bar begpnot at aabne Jig for cit
1tprre 6remtib, oa oislc Mcnneife=
masier lfl1loe g~jennemtrGngcs al
ion6 og lepenoe &riltenoom.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-12-06
AMERICAN Gar IIvl:
! TELLS EXPERIENCE
WAS TAKEN ON BOARD DEuTscH-
LAND FROM ToRPEDoED U. S.
SHIP TicoNDERoGA.
ON HUN U-BOAT FOR rs DAYS
Lieut.. Muller, OF Oakland, CAL, Was
Severely Wounded in Thigh, But
Escaped on Raft and Picked
Up by the Hun U-5oat.

London Lieut.. Julius H. Fulcher, Of
Frisco, N. c., who, with Lieut.. Frank
L. Muller, of Oakland, Cal, was taken
on board the Deutschland, German
submarine cruiser, from the torpe-
doed American army cargo ship Ticon-
deroga, Sept. 80, and was brought to
Harwich by the U-boat, was wounded
severely in the thigh when the Ticon-
deroga went down, according to the
Harwich correspondent of the Daily
Express. He escaped on raft and
was picked up by the U-boat. Lieut..
Miller was taken aboard by the same
boat, but Lieut.. Fulcher did not learn
of his presence until days after.
"They gave me a drink of brandy
and questioned me about American
troops and other things" said Lieut..
Fulcher in an interview. Il was then
taken to the forepeak, where | had to
sleep with not less than So German
sailors, who lived in this dungeon, The
first bath had was when a rain squan
hit the submarine while was on deck.
ION the eighth day of my captivity
Germany sent peace note to Presi
dent Wilson, and on the eleventh day
The submarines were recalled from the
American coast On the thirteenth
Day we encountered Norwegian yes,
bel from New York to Australia. She
was captured and sunk after her pro-
visions had been transferred and the
crew turned adrift IN small boat
1000 miles from land.
1--WE fired 90 shots at an English
sailing ship two days later, but two
British cruisers appeared and we sub,
merged to a depth Of $50 feet The
cruisers dropped depth bombs and the
submarine trembled.
ION Oct. 26, when the U-boat was re-
called, l had been on board rs days.
When arrived at Kiel l was told !
would be sent home by way Of Copen-
hagen, but later two officers came and
told me I could 60 to England on one
OF the surrendered submarines Ii
wished. / accepted gladly and found
that the U-boat was the same one
which had torpedoed by ship.
1.-THE Germans treated me very well,
but have come to the conclusion that
tf man can stand rs days imprison-
ment on German U-boat, he can
stand anything"
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-12-06
Formal Decree of AbdicatIon.

Berlin (Via BaseD The text of the
former German emperor's act of re-
nunciation which was issued by the
new German government, lin order to
reply to certain misunderstanding
which have arisen with regard to the
abdication," follows:
"By the present documents / re-
nounce forever my rights to the crown
of Prussia and the rights to the Ger
man imperial crown. 1release at the
same time all the officials of the Ger
man empire and Prussia and also all
officers, non-commissioned officers
and soldiers of the Prussian navy and
army and OF contingents for confeder-
ate states from the oath of fidelity
they have taken to me as their en-
peror, king and supreme chief.
II expect from them until new or
ganization Of the German empire ex-
lists that they will aid those who ef-
fectively hold the power in Germany
to protect the German people against
the menacing dangers of anarchy, fam
Inc and foreign domination.
made and executed and signed by
our own hand with the imperial seal at
Amerongen, Nov. 2S.
(Signed) WILLIAM"
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-12-06
IMMENSE STORES CLOTHING
Shown In Report BY Brigadler-GeneraI
r. {. Wood, Acting Quartermas-
ter-GenoraI.

Shown In Report BY Brigadler-GeneraI
r. {. Wood, Acting Quartermas-
ter-GeneraI.
Washington. --Demobilization of the
military forces will leave in posses
sion OF the government enormous
stores Of clothing. The amount Of
clothing and equippage on hand for
the use OF the army on Nov. /, ten
days before hostilities ceased, ia shown
i'm report made public by Brig. Gen.
Robert E. Wood. acting Quartermaster.
general.
Included in the list OF articles OF
clothing on hand and not In posses
sion OF the troops on Nov ] were in
round numbers: 100000 cotton coats,
100000 wooden coats, 100000 over
coats, 100000 flannel shirts, $4,000
600 pairs Of winter and summer draw
,ers. 44,000.000 winter and summer un-
,dershirts. 100000 pairs Of shoes Of
all types, 46.o0o,o00 pairs Of stockings
and 100000 blankets.
Some Of this large supply Of cloth
ing, all Of which and even much more
would have been needed had the war
continued through the winter. will be
used before troops are demobilized.
Some viii be retained for the regu.
lar establishment. officers said, and
the remainder doubtless can be sal
vayged.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-12-06

nesses which are so common to women,
should take the right tonic for the
womanly system.
II woman is borne down by pain
and sufferings at regular or irregular
intervals, by nervousness or dizzy spells,
by headache or backache, "Favorite'
Prescription" should be taken. "Favor-
tie Prescription" can now be had in
tablet form as well as liquid at most
drug stores. Send to Doctor Pierce's
Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y, for o
ten-cent trial package Of tablets.
FasoFte PROSTITUTION ana have s derived wonder
full benefit from IL. USE My health began to I'll
last November and grew worse all the time until
/ was not able TO stay up. We called in the
doctor In january and was under treatment
until February. Then he told my husband that
nothing but an operation would save my life.
went to the hospital and remained there two
weeks but had such horror Of an operation that
begged TO return home. The doctors told me
that Il I didn't undergo the operation had
but short while to live, but returned home
and my husband bought me q bottle Of
"Favorite Prescription" and when had finished
: taking II was able 70 sit up and when had
taken four bottles and used two boxes 81 the
Strengthening Lotion Tablets l could DO AL
my own homework, and feel stronger and better
than have for years; never suffer 2 pam now
/ wish could stand On the highest tower anc
shout shout e shs %ssS q ' v ds ESss1
bottle i worth its weight In gold.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-12-06
Pack Of Liars.

saThem people over at TumliAvllle
are pack Of dad-burned liarsl" de-
clared old Wash 'Gulliger Of Rumpus
Ridge, Ark, upon his return from a
nights stay in the county seat. II
driv' into town just after dusk, and a
couple Of miles before got there I
could hear hooraw going on. When
arrived bells were changing, whistles
blowing gents rambling around with
torches, guns and such as that. 1t
'peared to be right lively function,
but missed something.
"'Pleasant time says I to a Teller.
but whur is he at?'
"'Whur Is who atT says he.
"The niger says I.
saw, this hain't lynchin'. says
he. The allies have signed an Arme-
nian with the Dutch kansas City
Star.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-12-06

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