davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11
e. y2U p. RHEUMATISM
ne pPEsCRIPII0N A-z33I

IKE PPEsCRIPII0N A-z33I
A .-nrfitufional trestment for rheumatism
- rout i dissolvss the ealcareous oe-
--o9stS which cause the painful evening at
re FONTS and drives the uric scia ron ne
svsten II use since 49, co-a " isa1lns
druzris.s fer 75c- per bottle
E-Ta lns-d 81 IEs- fsih 70 ish SIS. AsH I'rE
Evening star., 1918-01-23
MIDYEAR EXERCISES
ON PROGRAM NEXT WEEK
All White High Schools in District,
With Exception Of Eastern, to
Hold Commandments.

All the white high schools of the Dis
trict of Columbia, with the exception
of Eastern High School. will hold their
The list of graduates Of the high
schools shows a high percentage of
two-year students in the business and
vocational courses. Reports from the
principals of the grade schools indicate
that this years enrolment in two-year
classes will be unusually large. due to
the large demand for skilled workers in
technical and Industrial activities.
Business High School, which offers
comprehensive two-year business
course, is making preparations for
record enrolment in the purely bust
ness courses. The four-year course,
which combines business training with
academic studies, is not neglected. how
ever. t.
Mckinley Manual Training School.
where the foundation Of technical
training in machine-shop work and
wood working is part of the regular
course, anticipates large enrolment
in the vocational classes this year
Central High Schools business class
also looks forward to larger num-
Der of pupils than in former years.
The falling Off in the enrolment of
which this year is greater than ever, is
attributed by school officials to the fact
that Western offers no business course,
but is a purely academic school.
Commencement dates for the high
schools next week follow Business
Mckinley High School. January 29, at
8 pm; Western High School, Janu-
ary 81, at IL am, and Central High
School. January 81. at pm.
Evening star., 1918-01-23
PNEUMONIC PLAGUE IN CHINA.
People Flee From Infected Area,
Corpses Lie in Streets.

Cablegram to The Evening Star and
Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 1918.
PEK1NG. China, January M.-The lat
est reports from the infected. area In
shansi indicate that the pneumonia
plague is spreading rapidly. Those who
can do 50 ara fleeing from the danger
zone with the result that many die in
the native inns. while the infected
towns have scores of corpses lying in
the streets. People now fear the plague
and the coolies will not remove the
bodies as before.
The central government is being
urged by the foreign legations here to
take steps to prevent the pest from
SPREADING. The Picking Suiyang railway
has been closed. The local authorities
Impede the foreign and Chinese medi-
cal authorities. In one instance they
robbed them. Efforts will be made to
close the gates in the great wall and
place military guards on. the roads.
The local authorities ignore the gov
ornmeHt orders.
The plague commissioners propose .
1oan, presumably from japanese
soerQeA r. oovee tie eosts - prsvsntive
Evening star., 1918-01-23
Tonnorro.D-Special Values in
Bed Linens

Full bleached roun
wide hens; torn sizes.
$500, each. ...$.S
63x00, each. .$1.35
zzx9o, each. . !. .$1.65
s1xs0 Fine Bleached
Cotton Do d b ] e-b . d
Sheets, wide hons;
torn sides; no dressing.
Special 91.1o.
Evening star., 1918-01-23
JOHN F. NUGENT NAMED TO
SUCCEED SENATOR BRADY

BOISE, Idaho. January 2s.-John F.
Nugent of Boise has been appointed
United States senator by Gov. Alexan-
der to I'LL the vacancy caused by the
death of Senator Brady. The appoint
ment will hold until a successor is
named in November.
Mr.. Nugent is a lawyer and former
democratic state chairman. He is now
in Washington. Mr.. Nugent came to
Boise from Silver City, Idaho. He was
q member Of the counsel for the West
ern Federation of Miners in the trials
resulting from the. killing of former
Gov. Frank Steunenberg at Caldwell.
Evening star., 1918-01-23

Women's Cape Gloves, the ideal
winter glove: easily put on and taken
off. All sizes, in ivory, pearl, putty
and sand. Paris point with self and
contrasting stitching. Regular $3.50
grade. Special at $235.
Evening star., 1918-01-23
ODDS ON HAYS TO WIN
C. 0. P. CHA|RMANSA|P
Result Of Caucus Of Managers Yes.
terday Indicates Indiana Man
May Lead Race,

Tho stock Of win Hays Of Indiana
for republican national chairman IL up
today az result Of the conference Of
republican managers yesterday. and the
vote in the committee on the motion.
which carried. to admit the progressive
members Of tho campaign committee
to share in the national councils.
It was said by progressive republic
ans that tho vote Of John T. King Of Iowa.
candidate for the chairmanship. against
the motion may react to his detriment
when the national committee meets
February IL to elect chairman.
It was indicated that Mr. Kings
alignment in this move to affiliate the
progressives and old guard may be re-
sented by progressive republicans in
the February meeting and bring an
issue between the two factions.
Seek to Avoid Clash.
Republicans Of prominence in both
factions are working to avoid precipi-
tating such a clash, however, and the
intervening weeks will be utilized in
further '.get-together' efforts. The
trouble at this time is said to be In
disposition Of either faction to agree to
a "ffty-dfty" division Of influence. each
one, 1t is alleged. trying to secure pre-
dominance.
The progressives charge that the ex-
treme "old guard" element. personified
by W. Murray Crane. is trying to Or
ganize the national committee.
May Boom Roosevelt.
On the other side it is alleged that
the remnant Of the old bull moose party
Is trying to get control, prospectively
in the interest Of a Roosevelt presiden-
tia1 movement.
There is third element, comprising
both progressives and men entitled to
be called regulars, that is willing to
admit that there Is something to be
said on both sides and that does not
sympathize with suggestions to freeze
OUT the progressives. nor at the same
time to turn the party management over
to men who fought the regular organi-
zatton in the past.
Evening star., 1918-01-23
WARNED NOT TO SAIL FOR o. S
Passengers on Liner New Amster-
dam Apprised of Danger.

LONDON, January 23.-A dispatch to the
Daily Man from The Hague says 1t is
reported that some Of the passengers on
board the Holland-American liner Nieuw
Amsterdam have received anonymous
warnings not to sail for the United States
on her. The correspondent adds that the
warnings are similar to those issued be-
fore the Cunard line steamer Lusitania
was sunk.
Advices received from Amsterdam last
Saturday credited the Telegraaf as saying
that the Nieuw Amsterdam was still lying
at Rotterdam because the German govern
ment had declined to give a guarantee
for her safe crossing of the Atlantic to
the United States. The steamer has been
lying in the harbor at Rotterdam since
January 16 with 1000 passengers on board,
among them thirty Americans. Augustus
Phillips. the new Netherlands minister to
the United States, intended to make the
trip on the liner.
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s..sers ssaesers samor.

Sas gIbert Srdes.r, Der perfrr'
6ene Didter nnb Reidstagsmitglieb,
in ieinen parldmsntsreben oftmdIs
bic .Seitsrteit bes 6oufes. eriDedte,
lit bstannt. gs sef6ab dbsr b0Ait
ieltsn 70, bab er anbere perleste, unb
IeIbIt @.gner erfreuttn fih an ietneH
bumorpollen 8eben ni6t ieIten. Wir
t.ilen bier einig. bisier RebsbliiteH
mit:
.Gs fdnat cine @rf bon @ef.Bs
o.bung an einaur.iben, bic i9 cine
@efebgebung Don bee 6unb IN ben
Wsunb nennen m6Gte. Dies 8erfdbs
rem fommt mir Dor, dls ob elmer BET
iebem @0lfAen, bas er am Sorisont
su erbliden gfdubt, ii9 .ineu neuen
Reuenfhirm ani6uffeu ipoIlte. @ds
foG Der Widnn f9liebli9 NIT allen
Reaenf6irmen mudeu!D
SD bebauere, baB bei ber Beftdfs
tioung nit bieIsr Sruee Der Deuti6e
Rei6gtda bas 9eubere elmer, nidt
sinmal fart befudten @enerGlO,r'
iamml1nq BON ginfieblern bat"
.Sie tDsrben mir r.9t seben, iebet
neue R.i9staa bat bod ben bringens
ben gerbad)t neusr Sb.en fiir fi4.1
sd p.iB febr tpobl. .s TT felt
lfnq.rsn ssohr.n Illus, baB bic fose'
nannteu itiriftif6sn aommifiou.n beg
SnuFes NIT bier5.6n Wtslieoern be-
Tebt tperben, neil - bic iibriger Sers
rem Der M.inung fnb. baB IA Surts
ten fi6 NOD m:6r itreiten, ais 21
getp6hnli6e WenI6.n."
,2lls einmal bic Wos.n Ser Sens
bersn5b.ipsgung in gtm.rita. m.inc
Serren, ie9r bod eingen, feBts eins
erobe 3eitung einen ni6s rnerbe6s
li6en preis ouF ben iiirs.fteu, bic
W1aterie erf6Dpfenben 2eiturtifeI. aug,
unb Der prdmiierte, dus .inem einats
aen Sas beftebenbe 2eiturtitel Iuut,te
folgenbermaben: sd min lie5er bic
aan5e @elt frsitpttIis b.truntsr aIs
.in.n .insiaen Meuf9en bur4 3pang
niihtern feben.1
rMdn bat jebt pist me6r @ef.g.r'
beit, ii6 ftrafbar au MAIDEN, als friis
ber, unb man folIte fia bitten, bieie
geleg.nheit nod gu permebren, benn
audi auf biefem @ebiete tann Ieburg
lei6t ben WleiIter mn6en.A
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gramenIaane.

Die 9srdnSerli4teit Der Gran uno
i6r oft rdtbieIbuftes Deisn III ein
Ipri9p6rtli9 Diel bebanSItes Sbe'
mu. 50 III Der polen Reinuns, bub
.JraaenIiebs, @Iiid i'm Spiel, MGos
9ensunit unb RoTenblGtter nimmer
Idnse ouusrnA, cine 4ui9uuuug. bic
aud Sci ben 1I9s6en 9erri6t. Bel
ben Stalisnern slsi9t bos Srauenbers
sinem -Wobntopf NIT groben Gds
aern", BET ben 9eppbuern ber sSberis
idea 5albiHIel .pe9Ielu5rauen, ME
Der Monb: balb ben uno tldr, balo
gran, uuS slei9trtpeiie Ssntt man
in al6ions Snislrsi6. Sffeue Derbs
bsit irdgt Elm arabti9ss Spridport
sur S6du, penn ss bic srnu, ME,
folst, apoitroplirt: .gfift nie5r uno
ui9t nenis.s. Oersinigit bu In Dir,
bsnH getrug unb 9erdn0erli9teit- /.
uno bic gbtnsisn fagen, bab Ser
Seiit Der Deiber DON Auedilber lei,
ibr S.r3 BON Bdbs". gli5t dnbers
oenien bic SeutI9eu: un9 ihnen iino
oi. Wei6sr roerdneerli9 ME qpriIs
METER, uRS bon Der ssrru aIs Rdtb'
Tsl iasen ie: .4uf Giern tanSeu unO
nit Deibern umas6en muB gslerHt
perhen iiebeH Sabre uno sinen 5dg.-
lleber bic Oft outage iretenbe Rdtbiels
bnftisitit oes peibIi9en Suoioiouums
berriGt 6si ben romanifteu Rutiouen
o5lise 6urmouie; slei9mdbts be-
baupteu fis. bnB .Meiber unb ReIo.
nsH nur i9per 81 trteuneu ieien.-
Die Rufsn aber sehsH 10 peit 81
fds.u, bub bic Jrdusn .aua bunu
nod uuburGfhtis f,in ipiiroeu, peHH
ze rnn Glns ndren..
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BtsmaYdS e@miFe.

g.tanntIi6 mar gismdrd In @5t4'
tingen Elm flotter Gtubeut, bon bem
man nod b.uts f5 mande tDlle @e'
f6iht. .r5d6lt. Iu9 dls Se9ter mar
ber ipdtere Rci9ssriinbsr beriihmt.
bic Gage eing fogar, bdB &c bon f.is
nen &orpsbriibern, ben SunuoDera1
nsrn, f,rbit ols IaiII.s, Der lInDers
fpunbbure besei9nst, ouf ieiuer f.inet
a6tunbstponSig Msniuren .inen
Sanrib .rbaIten bdbe. Sas trtfft ms
beiien nidt su. gtud neuereu .Sors
f5ungen- ipurben pielm.br aus beri
pdutbu9 b.s 9orps 9rursnisa in
@Dttins.n bier rgltitige1 Bel gisi1ard
feftaeIteIIt. Bei elmer fpdtereu Ren-
fur nit einem giebentpsg, einem
aorpsburT9en ber Brem.nita, erbielt
Sismard eine tisfe GeT6tsquart.
beren Rarbe nod Bis IN fein bobes
Utter fi9tbar mar. @r iel6ft meirte.
als er in fpdteren Sabren feinsn @es
aenpautanten I'm Reidstng tpisber
traf uno nit Tim sensinfam grinne-
rangen aus ibren G5ttins.r Gtuben.
t.ntds.n aufl.ben IieB, Der Sisb fei
infommentmGbig unb Elm rSdubieT
setpsien, pdbrenb Bi.bentpeg bic
aommsntmdBisteit Ses Sisbes be-
bauptete; bas quut6u9 Der grsmens
ia bsitGtist. bab bies audi ber San
mar. DaB gismard elm tii9tiser
5e6ter mar, sebt aud fdon baraus
bsrpor, baB er imSommer 1888 apns
f.nipr mar, unb nit poll.m Re9t bat
Rr.Bfdmar. Der S96pfer bes Sung,
gismardo.ntmals auf Der Rubslss
burg, i'm nit benz S@IGser In ber
Rs4tsu bursefelt.
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Sas ei9ssra@ea ais e&aslias.

2anse Seit tpoIIte g bem Raturs
freInb nf9t In ben 2opf, baB bic
sahllofeu, ben Ddlobpben oft bee
bsdsuben Gidtsn3peisipiseH leGsfid
onr4 a6teiBsn fettens unieres sierIis
den, anHlutbiseu Tagers, bss gi&s
h5rndens, Derurfdht iperben. Wlan
mar Dielnehr seneist, bte llriafe tn
elmer 8aasthumserfdeinuns 81 fus
den, tDie 'is BET Der gapptl, gi&
unb einfstH an1erer 2aubb5lsern
tudhrgenoultnen tpiro, on beneu I'm
5er6it auf natiirlidtm Dege, dbnlid
bem BIattabfau, 3ipsise absefoBen
tperben. 9iefe Iebteren nennt fotpobl
Der Jorifmanu aIs Der 8otdniter
.Gbfpriinse-, s7dhrenS bic bonn gi6s
tOrHdsH d6seriFensH ieBtidbrisen
5riebe Der Si1te aIs ,N6bfFe1 bes
jeianet tperben. Sie gi9boru9en
uassn In ben Si5tenbeFdnben nidt
nur bic anofpen oss gnptriebs, fons
eern aud bi. SeitrHtnoTpen ab, uuo
laHeu fie su 8oben fallen. DxIe strs
ftorsubs Sbdtisteit IeB.n Fs biz ins
5riiaiabr 1tnein fort. Die 9sf4dcis
aunsen bur9 @i9b5rndsn perurfas
tsn ni6t nur cine beoeiitenbe geruns
,isrung Der gdume, inpem Fh feitli4
6dioHsttfSrmig Elm nsuer 66bentrieb
btlo.t, funbern aud Der fpdtsre Eubs
holspertb Der St6mme pirb bnburA
fpsTentlitb 6seintrGdtigt. slu9 an
ben 2dr9en tritt cine j6pere 9ef9ds
oisung oura gi9b5rnfsn auf, tnbem
iie bic HiHbe iungsr Stdunden fos
pobl dm Stdmm uls an ben Sdupts
iften abnas.n, unb baDur1 bas
gum Mbferben brinseu.
9etanntsr oiirfte fein. bab bas gi3'
6Orn9sn aud EN- freder Rsftrduber
1T, inbem es fDipo6f gier als aud
Die iunae .8rut unierer Singp5sel
luf;tbrt, fpobei .s itlbft BEN gnsriP
fen Der aItsa 96aei trOst.
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Zee Ritfeabat.

ssoIsenSes srbeiternbe Snferat ftan5
biefer Sage In einem beutT9Idnbii9sn
gIntte su Iefen: rSude @pbnung su
beIisbisem preis, IN belisbig.r Sage,
am Iiebiten I'm @eiten Der Stobt. NIT
beIiebiser ausftuttung sl beIiebis.Hf
sermine. gebtnsung III nur binrets
deno breites Soustor fir ben Out
metner Srau! Die l1nsIiidlide tpnnte
uniere iesise Mobnuns, nndbem iie ii9
befasten Sut Bel elmer pubraheriu
gstauft, felt adt Sas.n ni9t mebr
betretsn uno Iosisrt '.itb.m BEL einem
saitfreunbliaen uuo in Besus orif fem
Saustpr brett nrsslesten syreuno
6rib, BEN i9 hermit mein.n aufrids
tighten 9ant ousTprede, ionff pdre
tie pbbo9loS! Sffertsn ufp.1
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psHsasss sac.

.ulafxn sic i1nsll, gttrs. i4 Bin
In fur6tbarsr Gle. Sd mS9se msis
mem Mann gum gs6urtstas sin Bud
tauf,n. 3sissn Sic mir, mas 6ie
6absu, dber RAID. Qi1ts gu Sheues
rts, dber aud niats au Biaiges. Dtr'
jtetsn gie2 or III eir Mdnn Don
ianfien Waanisrsn unn Iit6t ben Gport
ni&t. Dsrariisss brau9su sic mir
a!io niat su tmpfthlsn. I'm 5ims
melsipiIIsn, ltetn sic MIR bod niht
bief. dbaebroideufn QoDelirn Dor, ih
fcufs lie sinfa9 nidt. ME ftbr sic
mi- aud sureben m0gen. gtuh ni4ts
Don e,i@iHt, obsr aiierdtur, nein,
nein. ntin. Ma1en Gle fdnsu. i'd
babe Shnen bod sefagt. bab i'd In
srober Gle bin. Jsst ihon babe Id
supisl 3eit perf9penbet. Grsili4,
Sic snnen msiNn Dlann ia niHt.
d6sr ndh dII' Rem. pns Id Jhnsn
mitstibsilt. iolIten sic tt.ras pafsns
o<s porfhIdssn i5nnen.'
.Dos lam i&, Tadbame. 9ikr III
tin iIeines Nsrt. beiiitlt: .Mis
nan mii sinsr eprs4mai@ins unis
sfsti-
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Die IaSemoe ssane.

SpSn SdmiIton, Der I1neiGbriee
prebagsnt Don 8arnuur, ,r5Gblt cine
uuiiifants Griun.rung aug BEN Cir.
tusleben:
Der BETTER zines tleinen 3irtus
nsbit ou5useborissr R.noserie bate
Our@ oos ablebtn mebr.rsr tp,rtbol.
Isr Sbiere 8erluffe srIittsu, uno bic
Qlnseffsaten bemiibt.n iid. ibm nsus
5iO6spoiten mDgli9ft ihpneno bsiSus
brinsen. @ines Roreens ,ontult Elm
Bdrter gu ibm uno iugi:
r!5err Sanger. erinnsrn Sic ii6 an
Ole la9snoe SpGus i'm &dfis Rummst
G6t24
.@stpiB .rinners i9 mid on Re;
mas TT los NIT ihr2"
-Sie bat fi6 tpdbrenb Ger psrsans
gentn Ha9t ausg.lGht.'
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eotss tais s4 sas seia sesso.

eOtts Eie r4 tas seiH se5to'
Gen. -
etatr fdben f@ BE t,ifisen Beb
ber an, tauH Iprang DTaa aIke reIes
ftt apt ererfM ben - on ttr a8aab
kdn9tpbeH edbei, tnSk ben Gat.eH
let Der 6aub %.
.Dsise mir" ref fe enp5etH&
bang fif q. biHans, 6slr4 bic 2E6e,
pk gcttntrepDt biHan, NiitteIH an
Der 1bar, tH beftiSer @ngriF tes
Iei&t bic Gitudtion berfiebenben
9rdnne - anf fog be gjorie srm
fnnefrdnti6en G6aafeenaA, Is pas
teer, Sas Sstt nnbtriibrt, ber gosd
ruseefioeeH, -
G4nen NOR bas aGtffd srfLd-t,
Der Doftor ermdAitsf, 2otteH ben
mtrsiiGen 96f4iebssrub ber 2ent>
nanisiamilIe gu iiberbringen.
liter iper bdf benm 70 tDnnberbur
etfo4f2@ Dds mar NM bic srosy
BrGgf Der 6errert. -
r6fsr III bic 2finaleriu, bic ms
ale bti4dmt bat -" REF bas Sas
fnmquartett nub sos bas erslHbeub,
Srdn sJba9eH aug ben BiHfd ..
.Sesbal6 dn9r rief 9omdts
t.. bic antem t,nreH btlifai, gang
trie 81 Sdnfe, ma fomm ber, Sraus
den, bafiir betommf III 'nen grtras
fnB %"
Sel6ff bic Poblenbdronim ertldrte
s5ba fir bic a6ntain be- seEes, Ssr
Tfefor aber braHte itr bic h54fte
Dbntion bar, - er fab efnfam am
SH6e nrb pcrsebrte efnStii6 Gtnrs<
fu9eH pa9 benz anbern, Bis Hi1ts
nehr iibrig mar
.Tnr ans gietdt an bic ainbers
5ehN, erfLdrte er:
r3nder itHb Gdls,
Butter unb S@mdls
Gier unb Webl,
Sdfrun ma3t ben 2nGen aeEf.s
Der TlorGer erdute i9on dls bds
fr5bliGe 9idrid III gnbt mar. 8raHs
neg otlserter @eiuieIer tonnte bacon
ersdblsu. }
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6duptmann bon 1offom BATH
feline Rompoanie asianuneIt unb ibr
in Idnaerer gae6e ouseinonberasisst,
odb ss iia uuumebr sntiG<ihm ipers
be. ob iie nod be .fruHnle Drittes
isi pSsrN Nnitt. gDie isner R5msr,
Der In ben 5alitn fsfner Sosn 4rieg
unb Jrisben bara. iisIlie Der 61upts
mann bic alternative: Gnisreber
Mobl.polsn. bns fih in allen Ser.
aIInFiiaungen dubern iperhs, bic Elm
aomposnis@eF nur traenb stDdfreu,
fam. posr llnanabs nit alItn Sira'
fen ber 65llr.
2msifelIos ipdren ti. qtute litttr
In bic Qunriitre abatrilft - nber
bic .jtaris gefhp5runa in Utrbiu.
bnua init tsr ebrsnDolItn Gigsnari
bsr Aufgabe frii&tt iis auf. Die
aompagrie lsgte ben stpeiitiinbistn
marf4 IN sintr FORM auriid, bi,
iiber ale Grpartuna mar.
6err pon Boi7om ffrahiis. .yeti
lonnte ni9is mtbr iehIaebtn. M<nn
bic ileberfafrt uiht mehr ois anbsri.
hdlb Gtunbtn bausr.s. bdnn bdtten
bic aeuk nod 3eit. fia su idubern
nnb su erfrHhtn. CT inh bsrtiis bi,
fstubies lIebsrrnf6uns I'm sintIibs
ess boten 6<rrn- CT lsaie IiH Be-
rtits aurtht. ipie er Is Stinsr Sc,
ntglinen 6oteii unstr ben u[er9ods
fen gus gebsn trirbs. baH bic GpI.
bdfen, Bic bd ipie g,Hppsn IN pdrabs
jianben, tsrsits aehn Gtnrbtn s5tlbs
o;tnfs tinier iit5 tatitn. ga = Ct
Idb bereits tds tiibiAe 2rrisdsn
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ben bisEeriasn auim Ruf ahrsr
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6cuptmannl-
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msin Spbn.
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isbsn. gnr Der 5abef ipessn b.s
ltbten Nnariffs mar a,rthtferiigt -
unb Der 0auptmnnn iapor f6 81.
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Run, bdnn IN @ottesnamen.H
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= unb MAIDS gut. ioHR iarnuit Su
In bic murH.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-05
PARADE SETS NEW
 RECORD FOR CITY;
 THOUSANDS MARCH

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than in the number of mutilated vic tins. In the aggregate they represent an army larger than many that in by gone times fought decisive battles and settled the fate of nations. But it is a far cry from the days when the mu- tilated soldiers supreme recompense was freedom to beg on the highways.
 Science has come to the aid of the state, enlightened private initiative and practical philanthropy have reinforced science, while the nation as a whole. quick to realize the importance and economic value of their efforts, has come forward to do it's share in fur nishing the money needed. For it is a question nowadays, not of laying a man away on a shelf, of pigeonholing him in an institution, because he has lost an arm or leg, or both hands or both feet; or, worse still, both his eyes. Science and scientific altruism take each individual in hand we'll before he is on the road to recovery, appraise him with calculating kindness. and de- eide how best he can be adapted and outfitted to resume his place as 8 self supporting unit.
 The restoration of all these disabled men to the economic life of their re- Espective countries is, as has been pointed outs.a< matter of no small im-