davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
OsZczednY sYnek.

Matka zaskoczyla swego synka W
chwili, gdy ma kawalek chleba po--
smarowanego masiem. nakiada1 CRU
DO powid}a.
,,Ale1 Janku, czy ME wiesz, re to
Jest rozrzutnose, jeden kawafek
chleba smarowaG maslem / powi-
dIem?"
%, ME, mamusfu - ia to robie
tylko z oszczednoSci. W ten sposoo
ma masio 1 powidia spotrzebuje tyl-
ko jeden, a ME diva kawalki chleba.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
'Poradzil.

- Coz jake sic ma pahska iona?
- Lepiej, panic doktorze. JUL
boil giowy zupelnie usta{.
- To dobrze, wida6 lekarstwo po-
skutkowa}o.
- Ale gdziei tam, kiedy lekarst-
wa wcale ME chcia{a za1ywae.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10

Tub haslo, atoli prawie zawezs go
raczka zabieg6w o~dnoSnych byla tax
silna, ie ME pozostawiala ami czasu
ami mo1noSci do zalagodzenia pre-
ciwiehstw / do przetrawienia glow
nych postulat6w 1 przez to wytwo--
rzenia W drodze rozumnego porozu-
mienia jednolitego programu " punk
tach zasadniczych..
Patryotyzm / lojalnosG by}y 1 50
zawsze najdonioslejszymi czynnika-
mi " ayciu Polakow | dlatego strasz-
ma burza wojny swiatowej ro1budzi.
la W mas nadzieje odzyskania VOL
nosci ola Ojczyzny ia okolicznose
z~laczyla tych wszystkich, ktorZy Cd.
rodzenie ojczyzny Ia pierwsze swe
zadanie uwa1ali.
Me mogltsmy odrazu wysuwat ma
plan pierwszy nieugietej 1 z serca u.
pr%agnionej walki z zaborcami, gdyz
Stany Zjednoczone. " poc1atkach
wojny swiatowej pilnie przestrzegaty
neutralnosci. Wszystkie wiec orga--
nizacye, kt6re uznaiy koniecznose
wsp6ipracy, ziaczy}y sic W pierwszeJ
chwili pod has}em niesienia pomocy
giodem dotknietym / n~ieszczesciami
zagroaonym rodakom W Ojczyznie. W
tym celu ma zebraniach wspolnych W
dniach % wrzesnia 1 2 pa5dziernika
1914 roku postanowiiy zespolone Or
ganizacye narodowe utworzyt POL
ski C~entralny Komitet Ratunkowy".
Mai on bye atoli juz Cd swego Ia
ioaenia gi6wna instytucya narodows,
zmierzajaca do wymiany mysli, sku-
pienia sill | srodkow,. a W razie ,po-
trzeby solidarnego dziaiania " spra-
wach narodowych.
w sprawie gromadzenia fundu.
STOW pozostawiono zupeina swobode
dziaiania poszeczgolnym organiza--
cyom, jake centrom skiadowym, zas
W akcyi. %politycznej. postanowiono
dazyG do Observation-Disclosures opinii
stronnictw i organizacyi 1 roztropne-
go ujecia zabiegow dyplomatycznych
W sferach rzadowych.
Do wsp6idz:alania W tej akcy1
przystapify: ...'. f..
l.. Fundusz MISUNDERSTANDING
Zwiazku Mar. Polskiego.
2. Skarb Narodowy-Polskt Rady
Narodowej. r,. - ~ 49,
8. Fundusz KosciusDkowski Zwtss-
ku Sokoiow Polskich. -
4. Skarb Polski Zjednoczenia PR.
S. Fundusz bojowy Dwiazku Pol.
s. obydwie Unie katolickie..
Z. Piervsze stowarzyszenie Pola-
k6w Amerykahskich.
Niece p64niej:
8. Macierz Polska.
9. Zwiazek Polak6w " Amerycei L
10. stowarzyszenie Polakow w
Ameryce.
Ma zebraniu dnia 21so stycznia
1915 Uchwalono przystapic do wsp6i
piracy z g%eneralnym komitetem W
szwajcaryi. zosta1acym pod6wccas
pod kierunkiem .sp. Henryka Stem
kiewicza 1 Mistrza Ignacego j. Pade-
rewskiego, Komitetu uznanego po-
wszechnie "a gi6wnego kierownika
akcyi ratunkowej polskiej. Repre-
zentantami do tego Komttetu wybra-
no x. Bishupa Rhodego ]. F. smul-
skiego 1 katdoczesnego Cen7ora Wv.
Narodowego Polskiego.
zbieranie funduszow ratunkowych
wydaio ten re7ultat. ie organizacye.
ktore do wsp6fdziaiania przystapily
jak r6wniet stowarzyseenia kup--
COW ! przemysiowcow wykazaiy oko-
10 100000 skiadek, kt6re wprost
do Komitetu Szwajcarskiego wysy-
iaiy.
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10

osdnyeA G~saISisFsy assfsessWt
Oyha1ecych m kiesssnIS AtWpW1H
1yeA. ais ma D1IENrJ1k CHICAGO.
oH NJ SwycA sspaltaoA. ~ saWos
OracujO Ola dobra ludL. ossukAAsta
rftro aAlese stAaowcsS y DzIBeuJk
xU CHIcA0oeKU aG.anaa0 ~
- aeGN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10

Macierz Polska oddzias 20ty
Sw. Agnieszkt ma posiedzenie mile
sieczue dis wieczor. W sail zwyk4yeh
posiedzeh. - LeOkadya Dorr, preh.
Roza Wojciechowska- sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
Wychodztwa
Polskiego wDetroit.

DAME sic interesom Ameryki przez
solidarne poparcie zasad kardynal--
nych, wygloszonych przez wielkiego
prezydenta Wilsona.
Ma Sejm ten zwr6cone So oczy
nietylko rzadu rcsze2o kraju, ale
takle rzad6w Alianckich, ktore wiel-
ce So tnteresowane tenn, co nasza
jednoSe wytworzyt jest zdolna 1 lie
MONA liczyG ma nasza ~solidarnosc,
energie | poswiecenie. wrogowie
nasi najniewatpliwiej obserwuja kaz
dy nasz krok 1 kalde s}owo nasze,
ably pilnie skorzysta6 z wszystkie-
go, co przeciw nam ulytby moglf.
Dlatego przebieg tego sejmu / kaz
de ma MIN wystapienie must odpo--
wiaGat powadze 1 donios}osci chwili.
Me pora tn i ME miejsce ma jake
kolwiek sprawy p~artyjne i obrachuu
XII osobiste. Me ola reklamy osobi-
stej lub ~popisania sic zdolnoscia ora
torka nalezy tn CLOS z%abierat, ale je-
dynie i wy1acznie ola godnego spell
nienia naszych zadan.
Sprawe pferwsza, BIO najdonioslej-
sza, jak to czynimy zawsze | wsze-
die jest z~aznaczenie tego Sejmu
szczerej lojalnosci naszej ola Sta
now Zjednoczonych / ola interesow
Aliant6w. l oni tel So W ciezkich
chwilach naszej Ojczyzny, jej sprzy-
mierzencami i W mich spodziewamy
sic pomocy ola odradzajacej sic Pol
ski, DO pozwolili nam ma tworzenie
ola niej p~oteznej armii, jak 'r6wniez
gromadzenie potrzebnych funduszow
ola zapewnienia sprawie polskiej u
dzialu W kongresie pokojowym.
Sprawl druga - umocnienie pod
.staw naszej Narodowej Niepodlegso-
sci, W zjednoczonych. prastarych
~dzielnicach naszych.
Przedkiadajac Sejmowi sprawl
zdanie z czteroletnich prac P. c. K.
R. / Wydzialu Narodowego, ograni-
cam sic do tych tylko punktow, kto-
re. So przewodniemi W za%poznaniu sic
z przebiegiem tych prac.
Prose- o spokoine wysfuchanie
sprawozdania, ably Sejm z,tresciwego
przedstawienia rzecIy m6gl zdobyc
podstawe do rozpatrzenia pozada--
nych zmian.
Idzie nam wszystkim o podtrzyma-
ME godnoSci 1 potegi naszej przybra-
mel Ojczyzny 1 odbudowanie zjedno-
czonej, wolnej Ojczyzny praojcow ma
szych.
W trudach l wysifkach ola tel
Sprawy: Szczest VAN Bole!
Zespolenie sill wychodztwa 1 utwo-.
rZen1e L. ". n. n.
Sprawl zespolenia sill naszego tu-
tejSzego Wychodztwa byla zawsze
jest 20 dis dzieh podstawowem "a
DAMIEN wszystkich prac naszych,
gdyz cd tego zaleiy poparcie, o jake
z~abiegamy u stan6w Zjednoczonych
dla odradzajacej sic Polski, a cara
zem zbiorowa pomoc nasza ola o.
czyzny. D1atego. przedstawiajac Sci
mowi sprawozdanie z czteroletnich
naszych zabieg6w 1 wysi}kow naro-
dowych, prosze szanownych Posiow,
abyscie da1enie do tego 1espolenia
uwaza1i "a punkt wyjscia, jake o.,
okoio kt6rej nalezy grupowat wszyst.
kie prace podjete, dokonane 1 Ia
m~ierzone.
Do zespolenia da1ylo Wychodztwo
polskie VI Stanach Zjednoczonych,
we wszystkich gi6wniejszych sta
dyach rozwoju swego, wybierajac -
wsze jakis specyalny herunek
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
W nocy.

W nocy.
- Rece do CORY!
- Laski.. bierzcie wszystko, tyl-
ko mi tycie darujcie.
"A kim pan ~jestes?
- W7ascicielem lombardu.
-W takim razie przepraszam -
rzecze bandyta. - Idz pan spokoJnle
Ia koleg6w ME obdzieram -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
WybiIa Inu 2 glowy.

- Moja Michalowa, jakescie mo-
eli bye tax ~gwa}towna, tescie swego
ohiopa 20 giowie drewnem wybili.
Ano, kiej ME mogl sobie sam
wybi4 3 giowy tel J6zefowej, to mu
pomogiam.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
Q doktora.

- wiec co panu dolega?
- Czuje ogromne drzenie nog
panic doktorze.
= Czy pan ME jestes przypadkiem
kasyerem?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07

@inB1er bot iid rod) ldngerem TIT
moblfein bon Der @rantenlifte itrei=
den laiien. = Sofepb @beniteiner
un6 Seinri6 Deter planter in LETTER
8eit immer nod cine @11totour nod
Den 8miQingsitabten bo9 Der a0nig
8tnter bat NIT feiner anbalte1pen
Strenge ibnen BEN Blm berlefbet.
ct. Martin.
SRI. Maria Sect bort MlbonD er=
1tattete Der bier mobnen6en Smilie
Sobn 50. Sect unb Ser Sante 2u5ia
Nett eitpen an%genebmen 8efu6.
Setter 9erres, Jran uno Sobn So
burn bertpeilten einige Gage in Ser
County : &anptitabt. - Sobn s..
Sonas, alteiter Sobn Ser 5amilie
Sobn Sonos ien., befin6et iia I'M Bi-
Ion Soipital 5u BaDnesbiQe nnter
ar5tli9er 8ebanolnnq.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07

unteriu9te bier einige MaiernfGue
unb fond ieiner Mlsiage nod], bob
6iefeIben ii6 unter ooaiitanoffger @on-
troQe befin6en.
8abnesbille.
ST.. 8ilon, nelder Dor Monaten
uns berlieB un6 ii6 nad Granfreib
begub, I'M bort fem Gr3tli9es @i1ien
6en in 2a5aretben untergebfa9ten
bertpun6eten Solbaten 5ugl1te font
men gu laifen bat bieier Egae miiien
duiien, 6aB .es' linn o1f frm5oiiihen
8oben lebr gut gefaut, 5l1mal feline
@elnnbbeit trob Der bielen u16
idmierigen Mrbeiten nidts 81 holm.
l9en iibrig laBt.
Mabbeiu Safe.
&ommen6en Sonntagaben6 8 l1br
miro Ole unter 2eitnng 6es bodtp.
Bfarrers Mlois @ampma1m iteben6e
Observation-Disclosures baS id0ne Drama
u0nfel Sad" CUR @nffibr1tng brins
gen unb babel einen edit tbeatrali=
fden @enuB bieten. 60 sic nnter=
baltung gum @eiten Der Stride gege=
ben tpir6, 10 6arf ertpartet merben,
6aB 6es e61en 3tpe6es tpegen sic I'm
terbnlt1mg reibli6 beindh tper6en
miro. 9ie @eriider11ng miro gege=
ben, .6oB es Miemor6en gere11ert
miro, Der unterbaltung %beigetpobnt
at baben.
Sauf &npibs.
81. 6. @bite1i6e, Setter 6es Mder=
bm1unterri6ts an 6en bieligen Sbl1=
len, i1t bon Sen ct. CLOUD S6ulbe=
b0r6en a1s Nobfolger 6es &errn IS.
g. 8arrD als Setter bes Mderba11l1n=
terridts an Ser ct. Glou6 &o616nle
getp6blt mor6en 11n6 fiat feline Gtel=
lung bereits iibernommen. Gein
@orgdnger miro Mderbauager1t bon
Sberbnrne County.
3abna.
81. S. 8obmer tpor in @eld,dften
ra6 Minneapolis. = Sic Boona
g%o<operotipe Geramerp Miiociation
beaoblte I'M Mor1at De5ember 60
Gents fir &abm. = 8utterma6er
slug. g. Sbeilen, Sbeim Sgna5 nn6
SGtpiegerbater Sen. marer1 8einder
in Sen 3tpiuingsit66ten. = Sobonm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07

- Mit @inueiiung anf cine
Nn5eige an anberer Ste1e, in iuelder
sic @efanoadt fir Sic Sd1tljngenb
empfpblen lit, m6dten mir Sic 8emer=
fnng MAIDEN, baf biees bom bodp.
@errn S. @alder BON ct. Mmgnita
rebtbterte nn6 bonn bodiu'iten @errn
8iidof 8ui6 approbierte 8adlein
als zines Der beiten bon jene1 Erie>
ftern, Sic es lei ibren Mei1en int &c
brand baben, a%nerfannt 1T. 9idel=
ben baben fid balm amsgebriidt, 6af
es ibrer Mniidt mad bie bette
Mekanoadt. lit, bie fir &im=
Ser in @ebraud gebradt uerben
fann. Mebit ser Mefanbadt entbalt
bas 8H@leim idDne fir &imber pai=
ienbe Mprgen= nnb Mbengebete iDmie
Ionitige Mnbadtsib1tngen. Cider lit,
bak mo in Efarreien bieie Mefan=
badjt eimgefnbrt mtro, lie fiir bic ain=
Ser elm ridttger Mn6adtsbebel iein
mirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
Genatpr 6nahes tn1t.

Mobingfon, 81. San. -Se=
motor @ugbes bon Seem Serieb Der=
l6ie6 beute bier nod LANCER &ranf=
belt. Sic Mel611ng BON ieinem Da=
bini9ei6en traf beute bormittag I'M
@eiBen Sous elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07

ter inns nn6 erfldrten IN Mnipraden
Dor ser @ernein6e SEN Columbus =&tt=
ter &riegsfon6s. Nobe5u $500 tour=
6en an jenem 5onntag fir Sen
6on6s ge5eidnet nn6 obne 3meifel
miro Ser elbe int 2anfe Der. 3ett be-
6e11ten6 ani6apeaen,
@arf Centre.
Mm .Mittmo6 fano bier eine ipe=
5ielle @obl 1tott, in tpelder Sen Sir
germ ser gntihet6 be5igli6 Mntoab=
me o6er 8erperfung zines nenen
Sta6t-@ barter unterbrettet tpar. Die
Ebeilnabme an Ser 8abl NOR cine
febr groBe, Elm 8eiden, 6aB man 6as
fufoere Snterei1e Der Sta6t pobf gu
mabren peiB.' @ie Ser gntidei6 lan=
tet, fonnte Biz CUR Stun6e nidt er-
mittelt mer6en. 30 Ser Sobresberidt
Ser Colt COB @o-operatipe Creamery
MHociatio ergtbt, 6aB bas @eidaft
lid Inn $4,000 gegen 6as goriabr
geboben fat. Sic BEL Der Sabresper=
lammlung borgenommene &eamtenz
mobl mar tpie foIgt: &arl &orten,
Graiioent; S. S. Winette, gi5eprait=
Bent; @eorg 5trm1B, Sefretair; So
Iepb 8elte, 5hobmeiiter; 81. S. 8oB-
bart, Soiepb 3ebrer un6 6. g. Mi=
nette, Direftoren. Ser ben @11rpoen
mdibreno 6es lebten Sabres be5ablte
getrag belief ii9 o11f $56,235.35. -
Sn Ser r%egpIdren @%eriammlung Der
|@auf Centre &afer- l1nb Setter Cont.
panD ser Ge%1terspebr tp1r6e bon elmer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05

serve the following do nots".
"Do not permit rubbish, greasy rags
paper and useless WASTE GO account.
late tn or around buildings
"Do not allow matches kept iu ,uur
homes. offices and stores in other than
metal boxes. Usc safety matches
"Do not allow children under ton
years 81 x Co use matches
"Do not forget TO Glenn YOU china
ncy and stove pipes occasionally.
"Do not tamper with or extend cleo.
rcit wires; employ an electrician
DO not keep gasoline in other than
Hir-tiRht cans painted red
DO not FIN tank of gasoline stove
when lighted and hy daylight only
do not permit II rurhcr tube con,
a.Irtion Go a gas stove.
''Do not empty ashes in other than
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05

proper precautiun tu prevent th, blaze
at your place Nut very much Iu
your particular case but wines y.l
come G" add together "a" lires tll oyr
the couutr, even those doing only
minor damage. it is obvious 'nat tho
time Of men engaged m cutting a1l
%prcpnring lumber for market be- taken
up with work which should bo devote .
to war purposes. and the railroads 1r.
cncumbortd with hauling material
which should go toward carrying out
our war program.
The annual American fire loss rpr
the last ten years period W s23o. 70
600. boa This is $3.50. ooo each day.
SO 600 each hour or $500 each min
ute Much Of this loss resulted from
pure carolessncss.
Clean up this spriuu. and 'h,u OBJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
CLEAN

This is tuc season uf th, year vhct
iu th, p1-' our thoughts have turned
.u olcau up ,ud paint up aud w'
should uu' neglect this Important mat
ter this spring. even though the %
frt Is 100 Npr 90 fact wc run nii IN"
war b., cleaning up end thus pre'"r
uF fires uo.au.c fires ,.cn boz p'1''
times ~, wu-trfu. and nov That ve
srr ti vtr every FIVE which does 1r"
upmapc poo speak Of affects the ru'
eIHW'nt war program -pm'wh"t'
a.our the un, that i- 10 your firr
rcluIros BE- wagon lyad of lumber g.
repair the damage. the railroads lr"
uiI,A a. the ,Nt.u' of hauling that
much lumber which would NOT have
been uea cesar! had fqU taken tU'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05

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Ihc sew Jersey legislature r'..nii'
passed q hill Cor the c"nscllutiuu "i
an male idicr8 Tor some u~"iul 'II.
ploynlcnt during tho wat
The Massachusetts fond 'iu.nl-u".
ton snys that the United SuIt'. arms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
THE SCRAP BOOK.


Lynn. Mass. us hard to be a po-
licemau anywhere hut the burdens
- the guardians of the peace ~ this
citS have been Increased hS the or.
dor issued hy chief Burckes at the
instance uf Mayor Dreamer. which
fprbids AN police from taking pea
nuts from fruit stands, accepting free
lunches in restaurants or even having
their -hors shiucd free of cost
The order follows a hearing ut
rity hall last week Ia whiclS charges
were made to Mayor Dreamer bS the
proprietor 90 e restaurant To- the cf-
fcct hat not alone ala ouc police
man come into his place and accept
free meals, but wu- soon bringing %
brother officer 10 share bon the hos.
pitlhtN Bostuu Globe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
What Is it Worth to You?

0Not". the following verses 10y {. NJ. Bolts were written aud
delivered 10y him as part Of a four-miuutc address at the high
chool auditorium last nigh. Editor
Is m" war worth winning j. it worth he cost
How does IL look 10 YOU?
DO You want peace on a tyraut $ terms,
Or viii you see II through?
Shall American women suffer horrors untold?
Shall American manhood be bartcrcd and sold9
Is American Liberty worth more than pold9
Then. what is it worth 10 you9
What would You do toward winning the war.
II II al depended ON YOU?
What would You think and how would YOU act,
And what would you say or do,
II q message wrr" flashed from over The sea,
"Our armies must yield, surrender. flee,
Must bow 20 tbo Hun on bcudcd knee.
lur>> We can hear from you2'
What have you done boz the conflict thus far
I'm speaking, now, 10 YOU;
Answer mi, question consider il well
And bo sure that your answer Is true:
What have YOU dome for oar country S cause,
while al her vital> the monster gnaW>f
Before you answer. beg You, pause,
For remember / m speaking To- ,ou.
What did II cost 900 year, gone by .
Has il ever occurred 10 YOU!
What was tine price your fathers paid,
Though poor they were. and few?
Dd they stumble and fater and make excuse
Did they continue 10 take abuse
Or dudu they fight like He'll broke loose,
For Liberty aud for you2
l>thc war worth winning lsit worth the cost?
What is it worth Ia YOU
What II It worth 10 continue - live
NoHth the stripes aud The Star>E mglcd Blue
What is II worth, ask you again,
What is it worth. your land 10 defend"
What Is II worth 10 feel You are m~l'
What n Is worth 10 YOU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
TN MELTING ron.

Through the aid ~ the American
singer has been arrested iu Cadi2
ls 20 German spy Among her pa
p,rs wrr" several containing strange
hiorOElyphics. the tcy 10 which was
found written ON her back. which
wumcu "-cbrohorS" subjected to
chemicals
General r"rshiuE has recommend
cd that III" number 90 army chaplains
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
GE>. FERDINAND room.

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ha, hoo, ,rr,,,,.d 60 c,,,n,,a ,,.
allied armies In France
in Wow of tbr i,pport,ut p..iu,p
which G.p F,.n ,,v hold. is
propar tina, ca, Ap.rb,,, ,o,plr
should Kpow .,n,atbiny about ,bis IA
mons soldier wb,s, great master, az
mititor, sri.rc. 10 n ho,.l vu r,.
sylt ii, driving the g~.rp,.py army
bnck INF, I'M. Rhine
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eyes OF we "''''' h'rnN''f' j, u''''nS
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stormed Win Tnutouic fury against Am
army commanded Dy Fpch, Both time.
the otiackors greatly ou'num'crcd
Foch COMMAND and both ,iuos the
onslaught. was crushed before the can
- the French troop. nIannscd b, his
master hand e. was after those ~"
test of hs gcucraishIp first ai th,
Maru' where with 100000 men hc
stopped two hundred thousand rrus-
sans including the l'russiau guard
and then Col, Ypre- Sis weeks Inter.
where Dee throw oock th" Grrm1n'
with % -l'shiue charge and opened the
slu.c,, upon them chat Marshal
Joffrc named nlu 49, Europe great
csi s~raisr.s'
Find th, w,tk place and deliver
YOUR blow There.
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college uFrd n" drum chat .ut" his
ciasFc.
hut t 'ounz officer ou." ven.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05

otr OF THEIR owN MOUTHS


The German empire has SUI .
} Tered great losses of territory In .
, the storms ana struggles rt the .
, past The Germany ~ today .
, considered geographically. D. h .
, mutilated torso 81 the old do .
, miniou ~ the cmperurs, II conn. .
B priscs only a fraction of the y
German peoples \ large NUM- .
, ber ~ German fellow country y
, men have becn Incorporated ir .
, ~corpuratcd into other states. or D
, live iu political Independence .
, Ike the Dutch. who have doVvl- .
, opcd into @ separate nationality, .
y hut bon language and national .
, customs cHnuu den, their Ger .
B man ancestry Germany has o
, been robbed uf her natural .
, boundaries, even the source ana .
D mouth Of the most character .
p isiically German stroam The y
D much lauded German Rhine. Dc y
D outside The German territory pu y
, the eastern frontier. too whcr, y
, the strength OF the modern Ger .
D mar empire greW as In centuries .
= of war against the Slave. the =
D possessions ut Germany are .
D mouacVd r. Won Bernhard q
, Germany and the Next War q
. G'ln trans lHlI - 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-06

;. 4 HOME FOR go
:. A HOME FOR 80
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The cry you hear everywhere:
. Il WISH THE LANDLORD
WAS sHovELING COAL IN
) HELtsPoT AN TIRED
. or 1T, l WILL NOT
!. STAND ron 1T, Jumping
! tho rent every other month.
) ME FOR THE TIMER
! ME FOR THE solitary
!. where or any place on car
) line. where some good ga
! maritAn will take n few
: dollars and let mo PUT UP
) A TENT or BUILD 4
SHACK on n piece OF
; ground and let mo pay for
) u weekly or monthly. and
: know that 1T WILL BE
MINE"
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2 =
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; sucker,
} Il never knew how or when
.
: something for my country
or my family. until now"
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WHERE Is THE MAN WHO
WILL LET ME PROVE
An 4 LIVE ONE with
my skin 20 beat the principle
OF the kaiser and tho hog
looking for.
p
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FAY WHEN you CAN
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100 ACRES TO PICK PROM
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50 quarter acres .,....tio
so half acres ............ts3s
oufy sIb down. ss monthly.
only $40 down. $40 monthly.
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