davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The border vidette., 1918-10-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Tn the Superior Court of Santa Cruz
 County. State of Arizona.
 Estate of Levi Smith, deceased. NOTICE Is h+r reby given by the un- kN dereiRned executors of the estate of Levi Smith. deceased. to the credit ors of and all persons having claims sgainet the said deceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first pub lic9tion of this notice to the said ex- ecutors at the office of Duffy & Pur- dunn, Nogales. Arizona. the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Santa Cruz.
 Henry F. HeiIman,
 J. l. s nth,
 William Fleming Bennett.
 Executors of the estate of Levi Smith, deceased.
 Dated Nogalss. Arizona, this 18th day of September, 1918. 914-5t
Evening star., 1918-04-01
Gas. Ranges

0dSs NdIIXCS
Gas Ranges. with drilled burners;
fully guaranteed ~
Three burner style, at.... .e1e90
Four-burner style. at. ..... .e01e
Evening star., 1918-04-01

BERIINs via London. March Sl.-The
of1cial war ONCE Communication. deal
ing with their lighting Of Saturday.
says:
"on the heights west Of the Upper
Ancrs We repulsed . British counter
attack. Between the Somtne and tho
Disc We gained further successes in
our attack.
'ton both sides Of the Luce brook
we penetrated the foremost British
lines, which were strengthened by
French regiments, and took by storm
the villages Of Aubercourt. Hangard
and Demuin, situated in the valley,
and, Notwithstanding a most violent
counter attack, threw the enemy back
on Moreuil and the wooded heights to
the north thereof
"Hetween Moreuil and Noyon we
attacked a newly brought up French
army corps. North of Montdtdier we
repulsed the enemy over the Avre and
took by storm the heights situated on
the western bank.
"Many times repeated counter at
tacks by the French west OF Montdidier,
east Of Montaine and against Mesnil.
which had been captured. failed with
sanguinAry losses. Fontaine was taken
Evening star., 1918-04-01
r11uIRs BI0wH' OFF.

Ailston Stone GeG eleven years old.
son Of Mr.. and 1rfs. Ls Roy GoR. 1S0s
California street. came near losing his
left hand Saturday A. result Of the
explosion of dynamite cap he was
handling after his return from trip
with party Of friends to Mount ver-
non. While in the deer park at tho
tomb Of Washington the children found
q box of caps. thought they had been
exploded. and did not hesitate to play
with them.
Young ooff was handling two Of them
at his home. when ono Of them az
ploded and terribly lacerated his hand.
Practically all Of one finger was shat
tered. portions OF two others were
blown or and his thumb was broken
It Is said the caps were left there by
wor1Emen who had used dynamite at
Mount Vernon some time ago.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
SOLDIER LET TRAIN
CUT HIS finger Off
Deliberately Placed Hand on
Railroad Track, Detec-
tive Is Told.

~. ......--'
= 1ounS Hsn "e1tlns tne uniiofm OF
an artineryman. his left hand bandsged
with q handkerchief. attracted buf lit-
II. .ttArttcn :, -. n....6 .h,a,,.h
-, =. 'nAouen
Union station about noon yesterday.
Those who did notice him, however.
asked NO ouest1ona. soma wond.red
-xs.. - -. ~
wActne! NO nso Ieturneo from over
there, and whether he had been
wounded In battle. brit none of th.r,
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Wa curious enough 10 STOP MIN.
Shortly after the man with xha han.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
[aER1rAn TACTICS n sWEDEH


Coffeapcudence Of fha Aasoca9eed RreML
STOCKHOLM. March 1.-The pro-
German newspapers In Sweden are
printing fantastic stories regarding
conditions In America This propa-
ganda IL designed obviously 70 awaken
hostility toward the entente powers
and the United States and to Offset the
effects unfavorabls to Germany caused
by the sinking Of Swedish ships and
by the Luxburg affair.
The Nya Dagligt Allehanda prints an
alleged interview with q Swede lately
returned from America According to
this unidentified voyager American SOL
diers are committing suicide by the
hundreds through fear Of submarines;
American provision shops are being
plundered and the proprietors 1ynched
by the masses; Swedes are faring hard
In America, due to the Luxburg dis
closures; the homes Of $1,000 Germans
in New York are being watched by the
police and the Inhabitants searched in
the streets every time they leave their
houses, and American newspapers mot
owned by British capital have dis
closed that "the American embassy in
Budapest had been boarding bombs"
Evening star., 1918-04-01
GERMANS CLAM FAILURE OF
BRITISH COUNTER TTIRUSTS

by storm in the evening and Mesnil
was maintained In stubborn fighting:
Troops attacking from 4ontdidier
as far az Noyon threw the enemy back
from his freshly constructed trenches
vil1ers. az well as on Thiescourt ana
Vile. Here also strong counter at
tacks OF the French collapsed.
'The Renaud fort. dominating the
Disc southwest Of Noyon, was taken
by storm. From all other points Of
tho front very heavy sansainary losses
Of the enemy are reported.
/ From the other theaters Of war
there is nothing new"
Evening star., 1918-04-01

Cups and Saucers, zSc
Thin China Cups and Saucor9
neatly decorated; assorted patterns.
Cup and saucer. Csc. BaseDsA<-
Evening star., 1918-04-01

OeeTsspsa6eace ef - A1ooG1A1D9 f5eeas
LONDON. February. 3e.--Admirai eir
yShn Jsllicos has taken the tit1s cf
viscount Jsilicos Of Snapa-
Ths name apApA 10 derived from
scapa Flow. which has. bssn tie prfn-
cipis homo Bass Of the British grand
hest sihcs the beginning Of the was.
Scapa Flow is great land-iocksd har-
Dor In the midst Of the Orkney 1slandss
north Of Scotland, and = twsuty-four-
hour train journey from London. The
surrounding land u brown. bare. deso-
late and treeless. There are ninety ~
lands In the Orkney group. OF which
sixty-two are unihhabtted-
Such was the place to which ysilfcoe
brought his squadrons at the end Of
July, 1914. and the place to which he
returned with them time and again to
rest, after fruitiess chases In the
North SEA- Scapa was the king pin In
the etrategical disposition Of the allied
naval forces during the entire time
that Jsllicoe commanded them.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
$1.5O Chiffon Taffeta,
S12Q

s5-inch Colored Chiffon Taffeta,
rich lustrous quality. with soft
chiffon finish. In a full assortment
sf shades. including plenty of Navy
Blue. Copenhagen, Alice. Wistaria,
Old Rose, Burgundy. Russian Green,
Silver. Seal, Golden Brown, Tan. Re-
seda, Mails, Light Blue. Pink, White
and Black. First Floor.
Evening star., 1918-04-01

s'Bi1lie Burke" Paianlas
New billie Burke" Pajemaa. oz
Windsor Crepe, In dainty pink with
blue floral designs; empire models
with pocketA At
$1.9S and $40
TAaFA y1esgs
Evening star., 1918-04-01
SOC White VoiIes, 39c

3s and 20. inch White Novelty
voiIes, in all the newest effects,
including Shadow Lace voiIes. En-
broidered Hemstitched Vol IS.
Plain voiles. with embroidered de-
signs: Plaid voiles, Shadow Voiles.
Woven Stripe voiles, Woven Check
Voiles, etc. First Floor.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
News Briefs.

The General Manufacturing Company
plant Of Philadelphia, on the Delaware
river front, manufacturer OF fertiltxer,
was damaged by fire yesterday ito the
extent of about 100000.
David @. Coates, national chairman
OF the national party, recently issued
a statement protesting against attacks
on the administration in Official WASH
ington, and called upon the American
people to support the administration
and silence the critics.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
$3.50 AIl-Wool
BrOadcIoth, $Z.0S

48-inch All-wool Broadcloth.
superior quality. with rich satin
IaDce and fine twill back. Sponged
md shrunk. In complete assort-
ment OF favorite shades: also navy
niue and black. 81 E1Est F1ooR.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
soc Pongee Silks, ACC

3S-inch Pongee Silks. a high
class silk and cotton material, with
the appearance Of silk. Rich, lus-
trous quality. in a good assortment
Of streef-and evening shades. also
black and white. First Floor.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
3oc White Wolfe, Csc

40-inch White Chiffon Wolfe,
nr1n woven, even weave, two-ply
quality, with soft chiffon finish.
making it a charming white fabric
for dainty white waists and
dresses. FiTst Floor.
Evening star., 1918-04-01

$3.50 BedSpreadS, $l.08
Crochet Bedspreads. three-Quar-
ter-bed size; Marseilles patterns.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1918-04-01

Select from no less than .
dozen of the prettiest of the
spring styles in this collection of
charming frocks. Included are
Bolero, Tunic, Pleated, Belted,
Eton, Draped and Combination
Effects. Materials are Crepe de
Chine, New Striped Satins, Silk
Ginghams, Serges, Plain, Striped
and Plaid Taffetas and Satins.
You'll find all the leading colors,
in all sizes for misses and
women,
Evening star., 1918-04-01

Scrubbing Brushes, 1Oc
Scrubbing Brushes. all good. serv-
iceable brushes; assorted kinds.
Basement.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
soc Mercerized Poplin,
AQc

27-inch Yarn Mercerized Poplin,
selected combed yarns. with i
guaranteed permanent. finish. In
all desirable street and. evening
shades, also black and white.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
zOc Huck Towels. lSc

Hemmed Huck Towels, plain
white and red borders: also jac-
orard weaves, with pink or blue
borderA First Floor.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
Boys $1.O0 and $1.Io
Waxh Suits. z0c

Boyv wash Suits, plain Yhite
and fast color combinations In
popular BILLY Boy. Daddy hnd
MILDLY styles. with straight knee
pants; sizes 3 to years.
First Fleer-BafEnin TAAS2
Evening star., 1918-04-01
$1.z5 Table Napkins,
$1.50

Mercefized Damask Table Nap
kins, neatly hemmed: ready for
use: assorted patterns; size 20x20
inches. First Floor.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
$1.O0 Stamped
NightgoWTs, 66c

Ready-made and Stamped Night
gowns, IN packages, complete with
plete. Good quality white nain-
sock. Fourth FIosr.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
45c China Mattings, 35s

Heavy weight palmed finish
straw, with double cord edge;
ehoice OF patterns. including
stripes, cAsclxs and plaids Of green.
rcd, blue, tan and brown.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
Boys 81 Blouse Waists,

Boys. Mothers Friend B Blo.use
Waists, Of white madras. cham
bray and percale; with sport ool-
lars. Factory seconds and surplus
production. Values worth to $1.00.
First F1oor-BarEa1n Table.
Evening star., 1918-04-01

Garden Sicl1les, Z9c
Steel Garden sfckles. full sise;
we'll made 0aseneaf.
Evening star., 1918-04-01

AT TEN DOLLARS-A won
derful assortment of high-class
ultra-smart creations, including
model hats Of unusual beauty
and style distinction, New
Large Dressy Hats. Straight or
Dropping Shapes, Transparent
Hats of fine Hair Braid. Trim
mings Of burnt ostrich and nov
city feathers. fine French fiow-
ers. Unusual shapes-large and
small. Very smart Tailored
Hats. in black and colors in
cluded.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
1Oc to 15c Handkerchiefs,

Mems White handkerchief
good quality soft finish kind; full
size; some have slight defects in
finish. which in no way will affect
the wear First Floor
Evening star., 1918-04-01
soc White Suiting, 49c

44-inch White Linene Suiting.
an extra heavy quality, with the
appearance of all-linen suiting.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
soc White Poplia, 4oc

Se-iuch White Aercerised Pop
I'm. heavy, drm-woven quality,
With s1ch, iugtrous flnish, for suits
and skirts. vaRst v1eeR.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
75c Table Dalnask, soc

64-inch Mercerixed Table Damask,
In good assortment Of patterns.
Suitable for boarding house, cafe
and homo use. First Floor.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
soc White Batiste, 35c

l4-inch white Mercerixed Ba-
tiste, made Of finest selected
combed yarn, with a rich silky
finish that is permanent. Extra
fine texture, which makes 1t ideal
for waists and dresses.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
3Oc India Linon. 25c

40-inch White India Linon, fine,
sheer quality, bleached to snowy
whtteness. First Floor.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
$1.6o Bleached Sheets,
81 10

s1x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets,
full double-bed size; free from
starch or dressing. First EleeE.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
Garden Rakes, 49c
Malleable Iron Garden Rakes.
rith long handle. Basement.

Garbage Cans, csc
Galvanized Iron Garbage Cans,
with deep covers; good size.
Basement.
Evening star., 1918-04-01

New Orleans bank ciearings tor
March totaled $121. .eoeS1s, or te1yb4z..
SIS greater than for March. last year.
Evening star., 1918-04-01

AT FIVE DOLLARs-Beaut
ful Hats. in the bright gay. coll
orful designs Of Spring. Of Ii
sere straws, in Pokes and Mush-
rooms; large Dressy Black Hats.
trimmed with flowers; Black
and Colored Hats, trimmed with
quills and fancy feathers; Black
Hats with colored facings; in
large and small shapes for
women and misses.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
3oc Turkish Towels, zoc

Turkish Towels. In q variety Of
styles, including all white. red and
blue borders; heavy double thread
quality; size 80x3S inches.
First Eloer.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
$1.z6 Nightgowns, 9Sc

Nainsook Nigh t q owns new
sleeveless models; also with short
embroideries, in number OF
pleasing styles. Third E1oor.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
soc Check Suiting, z5c

42-iuch Check Suiting, two-tone
and overplaid effects; a popular
material for suits and skirts.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
65c Bleached Sheeting,

Nine-quarter. Bieached Sheeting,
close woven quality, free from
starch First Floor.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
3Oc Pajanla Checks, Csc

s6-inch White Pajama Checks, q
soft finish, close-woven grade for
making undergarments.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
Csc and zoc Sanitary
Aprons, 10c

Women's Sanitary Aprons, made
Of superior grade waterproof sheet
Ing; assorted styles.
First Fl00r-NOtl0n Dept.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
Androck Ovens, 7oc

Androck Ovens, will 1T over any
gas or oil stove; bakes. heats irons
Ind toasts bread. Complete with
four parts. Basement.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
$500 Bedspreads, $40

Crochet Bedspreads. double-bed
sixe; Marsellles patterns
First Floor.
Evening star., 1918-04-01

.$1.OO Vanity Purses, 55c
with strap back. fine patent
leather finish, with inside coin
pocket. purse and mirror.
Evening star., 1918-04-01

Wonaen's Paja1nas
women's two-piece PaJamaA
pink and white crepe, also pink.
blue and white soisette. trimmed
with silk frogs.
$40 and sos
Evening star., 1918-04-01
$4.OO Bedspreads, $z.98

Crochet Bedspreads, full double
bed size; in heavy raised Mar
seilles patterns. First Floor.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
$1.OO Cork LinoIeurn,
6Qc So. I'd.

Genuine Cork-filled Linoleums, a
thick heavy grade with burlap
back, not the inferior paper kind.
Full rolls, not remnants. The as
sortment includes parquette floor
ing and vari-colored design in
pretty blue and white.
Foarth Floor.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
Saline Petticoats, $I.60
$1.60 Georgette Crepe,

Extra fne superior quality -
Inches wide: in white. black and
the most desired street and even-
Ing shades. First E7eaA
Evening star., 1918-04-01

Strikingly designed Coats, for
street, dress or utility wear; de-
veioped in the most fashionable
materials-all wool American
Popiin, Wool Velour and Serge.
The styles reflect the cleverest
ideas of the fashion world, and
are shown in every deirable coll
or. Choice of smart Tailored,
Shirred, Pleated, New Belted and
Novelty Coats, correct in every
line and detail.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
Introducing at Sbec;a1 Prices Many New
Trimmed Hats
5 and 10
Values Worth 5000 Up to $500.

An event no Wom-
an should miss, The
seasons authentic
styles in an extern
sive variety of new
models that tell en-.
phatically that sum-
mer is not far away.
Evening star., 1918-04-01

Won,en's Bloonlers, $1.1o
womenss Blo0Ues, Of SILK and
cotton materials, flesh tint: rean-
forced and made with elestic waist
line and knee; an sizes.
Th1ra Tasss.
Evening star., 1918-04-01

Brooms, $1.19
Five-string Carpet Brooms; extra
quality. BaseDeQ4
Evening star., 1918-04-01

Beautiful hats for every type Of and for every
occasion Every hat and perfect, and every
exceptional value.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
Wash Boilers

Tin Wash Boilers. with cold wood
handle; strong and durable.
No. size. at..............Q 81
No. size. at. -. 4A>..... .n1o
BasoAanE
Evening star., 1918-04-01

Z0c PilloWcases, &c
l6xs6 B1eached Pillowcassa. large
size; hand torn and ironed.
Flrpt Y10aA.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
$1.5O ahd $1.z5 Summer
Curfaius fl.zQ

40 inches wide. az yards long;
finished with tasseIs. in ecru. green.
red and blue grounds with stripes
Of rose. brown. red and green
Fourth B1oo9.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
Spring Suits
s:':;: ): ::;.;;'.. :, .$18.

II
Stunning Spring Suits of Cab
ardine, Poplin, Mannish and
French serges. in thi. seasons
smartest styles, including New
Pleated, Belted and Tailored Eff
feets, as we'll as Sport and Semi
Norfolk models. Suits in the ia
vored colorings of spring.
Evening star., 1918-04-01

Dover Sad Irons, $1.49
Dover Sad Iron Sets, nickel plat
ed, three full-weight irons, ono
patent hood handle and stand.
Basement.
Evening star., 1918-04-01

Clothes Dryers, Csc
Collapsible Wall Clothes Dryers.
with eight arms. Basement.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
Crepe Kimonos, $1.1o

New Kfmonos, OF hne quality
crepe, In plain colors, Of pink. blue,
rose and lavender. Made with
elastic waist; full cut sizes and
neatly finished. Third F1osr.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
Gas Don,es, $1L.08

Art Glass Gas Domes, with fringe;
choice Of two pretty designs, All
and hung In your home.
basement.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19

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balo in S9rsden perieBt, 10 Dob
lie tlum gu atmen pagen uno i9r
9eifaasbeOirfnis 5iJeIn, I'm ben @rs
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gu, tUenn Die @r5Gblung iid in stnem
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unO tna6bert nun gum 3eitpettrei5
Die beliebten Jeial5enen 2upinenterne
unO Die gerOiteter Aiirbislomen. llno
nun - geraoe mitten in Der lpannens
Den @r5Gblung, penn ole nit unJes
bulb bas Rieoerfalen etnes toolis
9en &culenI9Iages ooer ben Auss
gang zines einem 2ieblingsritter ge<
legten 9%interbults ertparten, in Oems
Ielben Augenblid, no iogar bic Sirns
Baden i6re Arbeit einlteQen, unters
bri9t Der @rad6ler nit tluger 8ere4>
nung ieiren 8ortrag, inDem er ii9
ben perlenoen S9peib BON Der Stirn
pif4t. Die %erfabrenen 3ub0rer pifs
len gang genau, mas tie gu tun buben:
Tie aieben ibren @elobeutel unO !afen
BON neuem ibre 3peicenteiimiitiide in
bic S9ule regnem. We6e, penn man
Ti9 lteIte, als ob man otetn 2atein
%Oerltiinbe", pie es i'm Stalienii9en
beiBt! Der Gantaitorie iteigt pl0BIi9
pOn Ieinem boben &otburn berab unO
i9lieBt feline @r3dblung Obne 8sgeis
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p9ne ben oramatifGen &naGeffett gum
6eiten gu geber. Wenn Oosegen Das
@jelO in Der S9oIe tlingt. 10 tann
man fi9er ietn, onb bic SiBung Ii9
perldngert unb bob man gar3 err
Ttaunli4e. unerbOrte 0inge gu boren
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@antaitorie aud einen SoIbo trgeno
einem RunOen, IN Der ii9eren Grpar>
tung, am nG9iten Sage Oen\ bop>
pelten 8etrag gu erbalten.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19
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i9antitelen nabmen balo ben Sitel
vReitaurmt" ober ,@eiunSbettss
4aus" on, unb bic @bronit Der
3eit er3d6lte, bab rbieie @inri9tung
ben 9erren &o5a uno p%ourtoiIe
i'm Sabre 1855 i9r @ntite3en perz
bontt."
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19
altes @cict in Strait.

DAB iemanb auf 9runb elmer mebr
ais oreibunbertid6rlgen @eieBesOors
19rtft perurteilt piro, oirfte ntft
oQe Sage portommen. Der SOIL bat
li9 Dor ni9t LANCER 3eit in partS e..
eignet uno 1T fir bic 6reunoe eines
tiinitlsriI9en 9eimuti9uBes pon Sns
tersiie. SIN Sabre 1905 muroe inter
9einri9 Nv. Der 8Onigplas, beute
Ylace bes @osges genannt, angele9t.
Sine belonoere 8eitimmung. Die 0ura
ben WiIen oes aOnigs 9eieBsstraft
er6ielt, Iab Dor, oaB aIle 9duler, Die
an oiefem plab erbaut tpiirosn, einc
SoHaoeneinbeit bepab.en miiBteu.
Don bieier 8efttmmung mar elm
@igentimer obsepi9en uno er puroe
besbolb bon Der itdbtiiGen 8uubes
b0rOe pertlost. bic 5ai1aOe ieInes
9ouIes nod Dem Muiter eincs Der
biitOril4en 9du!er bes plasss ums
5ufcusn.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19

@ie ser @eocswciIer fort mar,
Fogt Ole 2i55ie, ie bdtt gegen Oie
&ompeni gar nids e~in5uuen0e, ie
Debt MIR nit gIeiAe, menn id Ell
Subj aus mid made Oebt, menn
c @lmmcn preient mar. SD m6ft
niiie, mie ie oos meiue 0ubt. 9ie
2i55ie Is e @ummen, no mer ME
nit uISfinne Olibt, momit id Der.
bleime S1ne S5brn Iieper
Sbilipp Sauerampfcr.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19
Sraftise antnr.

SIN England tperben bic gum Sobe
8erurteiIten gsbentt. &ura Dor Der
!9inri4tuns ertrantte elm HaubmOrs
Der uno mubte oes6alb Dem &ran<
ten6aus i~ibergeben tperoen. Nls er
mad Oielen WoAen seaeien mar,
f4idte Der Nnitaltsnrst az bic pors
ssieste 8eb0rbe bos Mtteft: n0er
Delinquent tam jeBt obne Na4teil
fir feline geiunbbett ge9entt pers
ben.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19

= Gin @offinierter. Iid.
ter: Ser @ngeflogte beitreitet,
pdbreno ser Srobe i'm @eianeoer-
elm Bump" gu Sbneu geiogt 81
BabenI"
8euge: n@eiaet bat er's audJ
ni6t, aber.. geiungen!"
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19
OfEmtr S&)rEihebrirf Nts
9biIipp ~5anFrampfFr.

Mlein Iie6er San Mc0adtionGrl
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19

49,
Ben g%SeOeSmeiIer
oucs errebniht
Qeba6t ben, 0odt
id), es ipGr aid
nit ntcbr ipie
redbt, 0oB ib Die
Si55ie, mas meine
9(lte is, in ole
a|ft1eneblne Cur.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19

2ange @ei9te. o.:
nSeute iperoe i9 meinem 8ufiinfti.
gen SdmieeerOater enoIi6 'meine
G6uloen g%eiteben."
g. (ungldubig): r@irfIi62"
g.: vSa, id bin felt entidloiien,
6eute itio morgelt."
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19
Ole @oIIonb Ctr Gas

0ie SoItano Ctr Gas
So. bat ibren @nnferott an9emelo,t
nit 8erbinolid)fcitcn in 9etrage
DON $4,000 uno @utba6en BON
$4,000. Sic Ueicaidnit lit cine
Undergraduate Wclegidaft Scr Slime
ticon Yu6lic Utilities 60. bon
8ranO HapiNs, Wid)., ltnO fat ieit
meDreren Sabren nit &erllIit gear.
bcitet ipegen Der nie6rigcn State. oie
lie fir Gas crbielt. SteiS--l Der
aoDlcnprciie uno Mrbei!Slobne Dat
Die Sade mod ocri9limmcrt.