davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-27

Pro Sve clenStVO a uVedene
hosty porada dnesni stredy V
Sokolovne ma Quincy ave. So
kol Cleveland zabavni posvi
censky vecirek, pi.i kterem ma
zabavni vybor "a lubem RUNE
taSkafice.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-11-06

goes to france hndS that
home surroundings have
been provided for her in
twelve hotels and sixteen
social centres over there,
so the munition worker
here at home finds that
she has been remembered.
She is risking her life
and her country is doing
all 1t can to show its graft
tude. When you think Of
our steady supply of shells
streaming overseas, think
of the women who are
sending them. Is anything
too much to do for them2
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-11-06

Why you should give twice as much as
you ever gave before!
1920 than asked for
Of 8
Americans soldiers
and during
Buildings supplying books
Miles Film
Leading $4,000 secretaries"
0 home comforts
When DOUBLE that fighter has the cheer
organizations the
home the and back You provide him with church.
athletic field
knowledge that the folks back home with him. and soul
You have loaned supply their physical needs
give maina the Moraleth winning the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-11-06

1.-TWO million men are in France and two
million girls are making munitions here
l. at home. For every fighter there is a
woman worker. We are giving our daughters
well sons.
England's women have formed this second
line of Defense So have the women of France.
Now American girls have taken their places at
machines as new to them as trench-hghting was
to their husbands and sWeethearts and brothers,
And this creation Of industrial army has
brought about new con-
ditions where the work
Of these United War Whv Won should gj
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-11-06
The Girl behind the Man
behind the Gun

Think of the danger in social situations
created bythis sudden lifting of restraint. Think
how ideals could become blurred and standards
lost in the whir1 of changed conditions Think
of the girls who risking their lives every hour
of every day as they work with high explosives.
But this army of women has not been forgot
ten. BY emergency housing, by clubs by bureaus
for foreign-born women, and by hotels and social
centres the new problems are being met
lust as the nurse or telephone operator who
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-26

Informaciores de diverSas parties
recibidas hasta aver en- esta ciudad'
indican que Ia terrible epIdemla Gle
IA Influenza espanola. que cast dc mo-
do violento ia lido invadiendo a Ia
Repub!ica enters de Mexico. ha de-
crecido en- muchas dc las parte donde
aaarecio hace POGO. debido a IA extra
ordiaaria activiGad que las autorlda-
Ges sanitarias han desp egado para
combatirla con energia. \ aunQue
como va Sc la dieho, en- Mexico Sc
carece de msdic:naS. eminentes doc
torres metropolit2nos han hallado que
IA pestc cs reffectamerte c~onjIrabie
o medicamentos haratos Y cascros,
entire clos ell LIMO dc 40. que en- n
proportion de dos a mil, mata !aS
el bacilo de, cG.era. Fl ajo, dice cl
Dr.. Olivier. de Mexico, cS unO de los
mic~ob:c:das mas elicaces que Sc CO.
noccn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-26
AR las
EN- Una CUEVA
EN- GUERRERO
Creese que fueron escondldas
ALI por Francisco Villa
ell ano de 1915
,s,,c;dl 2crG Ia &

Especial rserc Ia PRENS.h"
Ell PAS0. TEXAS. octubre %
Los miemhros de Ia Dcfensa Social
de Ciudad Guerrero, Chihuahua. "
cahan &c descubrir n gran cantld2d
dc matciia. dc guerra. en- n cucva
que Sc halla en- las es:ribac!oE@s de
las scrranias cercanas a esta pobla-
cion.
Los vec:ToS de- Guerrero andaban
CT trabajoS DC exploration, buscando
una partida de bando!eros. cuandc !es
llam6 Ia atenci6n que ia cueva por e.
los conccida de tempo atr&s, estuvie-
"a c~ondenada. prescntando una gran
cartid$d De peia5cos en- el luGar de
la cntrada. BESIDE luego So pIs:eron
a remover las piodras, Y sc encontra-
ror one ALI habi3 cinco rifle ReNcr,
cato-cc amctral adoras, I'm canon de
montana. un canon de marca alsmana
tres mas pcquencs. !nnIn"rabl"s pie
zas dc rciacci6n para artil!erla. dos
mil graradas V cerca dc veinte nil car
tuchos de siete milimetro5.
Los referidos miamtros de Ia De-
fensa Social dc Guerrero procedleron
a trans!adar TODD a s. cIartct, Y asl
10 hicicror. danGo partc a las autori-
daGcs dc la ~poo!ac!6n. as que 4 su
puSieron TODD csc material De que
IRA a disposition de la Sccretarla
re :pectiva.
Sc i@nora cua!cs puedean scr 'os
origanes de que procedc TODD csc m
portaNte material, pero Sc cree cue
n~ertoac.i6 j Ju..o .Acosta. fus!lado
ul;imamcn:c por la misma Defcn-a,
qu;cn, A las 0rdenes De Villa, STEM
pro meruae6 po- c:oS contornos.
CrecSe tambitn. qLe cl mismo Vi
"a 10 haya ccultado en n cueva Ges-
ru5s de haber conference.-the con saS
generates a raiZ de SUI Gerrota como
jcfe de Ia Division del Norte, COME
rercia en- que, precisamente. les CO.
munic6 que gnardaria IL e!emcntos
V cue Sc retiraria Z Ia sierra. mlentras
las cosas tomaban otro aspccto.
Lo mas SECURE es Que este parGuc
Sc hallara dezde ]entonc2s en- la cueTa
en- QUO flS c"con:rado. pues no cs de
sunonerSe que IN clen,cnto SecHnaa-
rio como Arosta. turiera en- su pode"
taAta cantiLad de rcrtrechos Y tan
importantes; SCORE TODD cuando 10
podia u~ti!izarlos. tcbido a Ia pcca
gcnte que traia 2 sus 0-dcnes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-26
LOS MONTENEGRikOS Sc
ESTAN ~LEVANTADO EN-
CONTRA DE SUS
OPRESORES

LONDRES. Octubrc 2l.--Las tro-
a serbias sc c~ncUcntran actualmen-
te a solo :cis mii:a: IL norte de! rio
Danubio, corricnte gu" forma Ia iron
tcra scptcntr.onal dc 81 pals: segun
dice IN anuncio puolicado hoy en-
csta Capita, por Ia Legacion ser
bia.
Las tropa: francesas y serolas CUE
cperan on tcrriiorio de Montenegro
lc hicieron al cnemigo ma de tres
mi! p~risioneros en- Tpek, poblac'on que
Sc c~ncuentra como a ounce ml'ias
dc IA frontcra ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
La poblacion dc Montenegro SC di-
&c Que csta ievantindo2e en- arHas
contra sus opresores los austriacos,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-26
IN PROFESSOR ESPAN0L HACE
Una GIR.A

Dc, srrricio Espc-:a! poro IL "EENS.i.
MADRID. octubrc 24.-El Professor
Migue! Navarro cue per varies amos
ha ersehado Ia len@ua espanoia CT la
Universidad de Pennsylvania, sc ha-
la ahora hacienda II gira por Espa-
ia. dando confe-eacias score las rela-
clones entlc este pals Y los EstadoS
Unidos. En- Ia conferencia que sobre
csc en- pronuncio aqui anoche. dijo
que e: IA gran Repiblica americana
hay mucho interts lor los asuntos de
Espana ' cue los Estados meridiona-
les de aqusl pals no olvidan que mu-
cnas de IL ciudaGes frerom fundadaS
ger los. cspaholes. Los amigos de Es-
pana en- los Estados Unidcs forman
va Legion y segin dice Navarro. Sc
halian en intimo contacto co cl mo-
vimicnto intellectual dc Esp0na.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-26
.SERA FUSILADO PASCUAL
G.. CASTRO, UN JEFF
C~ARRANCISTA
Carraaza no le concedera Ell
indulto al asesine del
chauffeur Nova

"~.scc7' ruru Ii PL:EN%A.
ClUDAp n VENICE. oc;abre %.
Los datcaSo.c< de FlS"uaI 6 Cas-
70. sert:nciado q nluc"tc por haber
asssiaaao II chrie' Narciso NaTa
Garcia. han rcrGit7 toda esperanto
II sa!var!o. : $, zee que Aa,t1 ei
nfalto sea Hcg.do por Carranza
:uica jUzga QUO nc es dc ~nerdonar5e
. Caste por c:r m:embro dol kjcrcl-
20. institute on que Sc rTopoHe moral
@ar dc una vcz por todas.
Los ri!;mos dsfenso"c5 DC aseG!n3
Iicen habn rcrdilo todos los roc1rsos
intcrn1eetcz ca; tiencn Ii convic-
ci0n dc Que Ct dc:cc2o sc-a ejecuta>
10 muy en- br,vc.
FL -catcrciado IN dicho qrc dc,ea
ouc = * fU-'!c "I"a:" ante; para no
sc-1jr suf.ieHI-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-26
En- la region lagunera.

De- IA ciudad de To-"con. = en- &c
rera, de Ia comarca iagunera, dlcese
que Ia epidsmia continua como en- los
3rimeroS dias CT one POI deEgracia
SC nropago; pero cue Su intenzida;'
m dacreciGo : los ultimos cases que
Sc har 2reseatsdo son de cacact2r be-
nigao V tranqui!UaGcr. Z, nHmoro
Gc defunciones ha GiSm!nuiGo con5t-
dcta0lemente. = Ia trarQu!!idad CO.
m.cnza . Scntir=c CT taIa Ia region.
aas-a har, dos . tres dias navoriZa-
da con cobra de justification, pucs en-
IN pr.:ipio Sc cray6 que Sc tr2taba de
una de acue las p,agAs inconjurables.
tremandas : aso!ado-a5. Por fortuna
no ocurri6 asi. y e. v~ccindario t;cne
va p!sna c~onfianza en que p"oHto de-
saparcccri II epidemic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-26
I'm t.lsgrsma dc Nuevc Leon.

F. Go5crnador de este Estado, ID.
Nic&fcro Zamprano. dirigi6 un tele-
CRANE al Console Superior de Saul
bl;dad. eNpccz2rdo que .! pcste ha
vca:do I ranos ca n ciudad dc Mon
terrcv, asi como CIR las demas rob!a-
clones del E.stado. V que. como deTd"
IN principle. Sc toman toda ciase de
meGijas pas c~oniu-2ra y atacar.a
&" MAJ "a cficaz. Les casos d. pes
tc en- Monterrey, no han a~ument"do;
Ia defuaciones son en- 4 proporclo2
insigNificsntc ' ioc Iev c2s0S.-
pocos pcr c.crto-son bcnIgnos y
no ofr:ccN rc!igr0 dc muertc.
Agrcea5c que % este motiro "a
ciudad .cgiomontaNa ha entrado Il
m periodic &c tranauilidad QUO le fall
taEa: 9! movimicntp pGhl;co Ia ruci.
TO cast = 81 cstado normal. Dec, A
G=ma;. @! sanor e. a5rano. QLr .icne
uo.;.ias Ie cue pnr il frontiers AN
.n-ado 4! pal: persona: at:cadas de
Il epidemic Y adnQuo n" eXnrcsa Ia
i~nterc;6m de- COR :ricado. Dare"e pc
cir a~pr,ba:i1n para evita" por com
r,cto c, trificc cor IL frontcra. pucS
6 h;sn sah:do q:c 4 enfcrnodad pa
., de este rails u dc Mexico por II IL
yea divi-Jr;a de! Rio Brave. NADIA So
,ice a e:tc rzspcc,o, ' >eg@n noticlas
uue aqui SO. tiene%.. cntr- amboj IA
ieJos e trafic1 ;2ntinua como j'vm-
urc. 6 decji. con las sofas r~estricc;o-
au. Que c! Gob;erno americana IN die
;aGo cc1 motive d" Ia guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-26
EN- Ell SUR DE ESPANA GREECE
La EPIDEMIA.

De- .S,,rDcio Especial pare la PRENSA;
MADRID. octubre 2l.-Los Infor-
mes recibidos por el gobierno' accrca
dc la cp.dcmia de influenza. mites
tran que la cnfcrmedad esta intens'-
ficandcsc en- la region mcridional del
RENO. dondc las condolences santa
rias O nor.nalmente malaS. Fl 60
bierno ha enviado una circular 4 los
g~obernadores de esas provinclas eN-
h~crt&ndolos Il que Sc cump!a eStr!c-
tamente con las disposiciones santa
rias Que sc publicaron recientemcnt".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-26
c2RAS De EMILIO SaLGASI
"a SI.15 cada ural

De EMILIO SaLGASI
"a Sl.-5 cada Ural
Los histories lie = India
Los 2i-2css &c Ia .i1ss>i,
la COaq:;5:a C gn -T-per,o
Ia ISacaa1a de SanGokar
- Eeconquista de Non9-acc.n
Il Rey eI Air.
= las Nontanas q Africa
FL .esoro lie a Montana A-a!
- Dest-u>:Icn lie Carriage
los oira.aS GO les Ee.uG6a,
=. Ex.erriE:o C TIA TriSu
i2S Arr;ila5 1e Is Es.cpa
L. Es,relis je = A-aucania
En- 81 Mar &c las Perias
- Hin lei Co"Es-ia So!o
Ks Ci.imos F:ii5lS'r-o<
Les Es;=aScs DC /: China
IA Montana &c O,o
Las Ma-sv.llss de! aEo 20e0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-26
la INFLUENZA PARECE QUE CEDE EN-
VARIASPARTES DE- MEXICO
Ell G%OBERNADOR DE NUEVO LEON MFORMA QUE
LA STTUAC!ON HA MEJORADO EN- MONTERREY
En- todss parties Sc estan fernando ~energicas medidas para
combatir la terrible epidemic

Distrito Sc %ejerce II vIgllancia es-
tTicta i fin de evita- Que perscnaS a
t2cadas de IA entermeGad viajen de
IN pueblo a o,ro. evitaEdo aSi Ia
propagacicn de l. enfermedad. \
las que lie una m2nera cculta han To-
gralo colarsc en- d.chos trenes, han 81
do recogidas V IIevadas inmediatamcn-
tc al hospita'. Esta MEDIA ha dadc
eycelenteS r~esultados hasta hoy. cspc-
rardose que. unida a otras muchas. dc
los r~esultados satizfsctorios que sc de-
sean.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-26

: Tr.- t-a=S.a.:oa ri,ad with 10 ,'os'- .
:: qu..ei b. ING a.: q Och. d, lI-7. ::
:: =. =: : :. :: = :. :. :: -. L: :.
LONDRERS. Octuhrc 2i.-Las tro
pa ;nGlesas : americans . o?eran
en- IA region al no-oeSte de Cambria.
continuan vance en- IN treGte
aproximado dc vc;atc m:ilas. a! sur
de Nalencicnnes. scgdN diccn Ia: i .
inns noti":as recibida- aqui. d.
rante CT dia de aver ,os aiados hicic-
ron un Gucvo av~ncc, habiendo pcnc-
,rado en- las iineaS cnemigas POGO
mas de cptco mil..as en- a!guToS pun
tos de csc irente.
Los anglo "me~c@Ao- llevaron su
inca hasta una diStaacia men0r de
dos mi!,as de IA or,l!a occident&! del!
bosque de Normal, que iorma Ia
principal Gcfensa a este de Ia gran
fo-t2:eza de MaubeIge. y Sc ha Ia
ban = menoS de cua.ro mil!a; del
ceat-o fe-Gocarri,ero de l. QucSnoy.
L. 'ucha ell BGlgica ha estado III
ten5;t;cindose en- To- uitimos d;as :
>, resultado de clio ha sido que e! a
vance a!:aGo Sc ha i!evado 4 cabo con
mcnor rap.Gez. pues el enemigo ha
estado oponierdo Il mayor rcsistcm-
ia. La captura dc Faereghcm. Sic
. r?i!las 9! novoeste de .Audenarde,
ila aldo Ia principal acci6n de los
1liados durantc 81 ola de aver. Es-
. ma~cl cl IL mas importantc
lslizado dur2ntc cl dla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-26
La p.s.c Ct Pucb;a.

En- a capital aagolopol!tara sc nan
p~resentado "a a'Gunos c&So3 &c IN
f!uer.a. pcro no graves Cno de clos.
cue hizo victim = un sIbdito espa-
mol Y que Iogro ~salvarse. eS e cue ha
revest;do aSpcctn serlo. pues on 10 ge-
neral. a e~nfermcdad 70 tora proper
clone: alarn.anteS. nj m DIDO motlv"
aasta hoy para que Sc alarme Ia pc
olac!9n En- Pueb,a. como en- otras
la~:as. So tr9n,ia para cNitar que Ia
influenza 8, o"or2gUc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-26
SA.CERDOTE EN- GRAVE ESTADo
,sacr;ai yara IL PRENSA.

BROWNSVILLE. Tex. Oct. 24.-
Noticias = Sc han recibido Ell eSta
ciudad hacen saber Que 81 senior Cura
Parroco del vecino puerto de Mata-
moros Sc halla sunamente grave. a
c~onsecuencia de haberse contaglado
de Influenza.
Fl prclado fue atacado dc Ia cpl
6cmia suministrando auxilios esprit
tuales q algunos enfermos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-26
PRACTICES
&c IN peso c1cs Ks0l.

NASUALES PRACTICES
10 IN peso caGs Nsol.
Eaacai dc Agricultural
Manual je Ares Y Ot'csS>
Manual de- Acsites y JSsoAs
Manual de- AIoihiicris
Manual &c Cs-pia:e=ia lie fx-e-
Manual dc Ce-rAieria e OSrss de Sie'T|
Manual del Cohctcro : Po!ToT,sS
Nxnrs, del CurisGe; Ge ?ieie.
Manual Ss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Manual del Dss:i!zso--LicorlsA
Manual de- Elec:Gci5ai
sanua! De Fc;ocvsI.a
Manual Isl Io.als,e-o
rluu,i &C IsrGI2e-ta , Hocsict.uH
2a.aai &c. Lahorero - AGas
MaagS, de LccSeTia
Naeaai &c S-carsca lnaEs-ini
Manual .tsi Tia1o-
Man - de- Ts.c=~a:ists 8 Is'eEohsssa
N.ras. SCI Ra:cisrp
Manual Es. S1Sre
azs.al G.l TaoI;cSl.~ de Nsa
NzaJsI &c re,cyinS-:s y S;citac'on
aiaauS! Gel @2pase:o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-26
NOVELAS DIVERSAJ

(! Pan &c los Pcs-es. ror Perez Es-
Crich. : tones s-ia =. e. e. -. $3.50
At.cis. o los Cha-ros CoaCrahaaii.tas.
Eoveia mex:caaa. Dos :oUoS &c. 5 lao
C2-ioHrs=no o los Do~e Pa-es &c Fran
ella. : n rls:ica ........--...... ! as
e Ma-s;- De- GolEo:a- Hcrn,n-a obrl.
haSadA Ell . v.oa DEL Sclen:c- Ici
Mua2c. Ia ;ono Erar&s, rn.?ss!saS 5 $50
{. D:2au:tc-o. por T.. i. Stevenson 5 Csc
4 IasaaIc@Io Jc Quc.sdo ......... : $50
e Anor * .os .Auo-ss. >.o"s.s sraI.-
mental. Caa:-o :omcs. pasta .s.a 5 $50
e Inferno Ge los Cclos. Ss-Jada oa--
&c Dc a anterior. Cu"t.o tSacs. te.a 5 $50
Emigration. por .A,:onso &c E;sGne s go
Expiac.tn. - 81 Mzrt;-,o &C IT, AGtc= 5 100
q S;tiu &C ia Roche!a .......-...... ) eco
Flzcuc.a &C Hv.oe. por Prevns; -. : 100
FEo- Dc Passion. Nove:a &c amor 80. 5 ESQ
Juan dc he-G-n. POI J. ScEui,z = 90
La Ma6-e de los Desanpacsdos. por Pc
rez EscTict. ( tonos tea &c. -. ..-s3es
La HeEnane dc Ia Caridad. pc. CAS-
tela-. = -cnos te!a -. -. .. e. sl.SO
- H;ja De Noctezuma ..-......----- : l.25
las BeaI.cioaeS dc GlcSe1O ........ 5 u1o
Los Per2acces &c Qucvedo ........- $ 600
LIS AmoreS o. Qcevedo ........-.- ote
La Ley De Dies ..........---..-. ; -
l. Ma:c. Gel y.a!e Blaneo, por MIKE
cC:hrs. has ,o;noS .,o,o: ;c.s 5 sSS
= L., - "a, ) i.GJ
10, yi,.-o, Dias de PompeyS. C"a
fs las obras .nzs .ate-essrtes &C Ia
-. 1mar, Eoicion Ge us 20. 200
- t-;;, -,cI C,-5aaaI ............. : loo
La Juven,u& &c Enrique ~ -...-- 20
-. V;Z.s-;r. 10 Ia laQu:s:c:Uu $4,000. $ LOO
Memorials dc Una SueSra. por Accvedo $3.50
SIS-S-- u. ~ Erv5l:cioaa..p .....- s l..S
st."aL-s r|.,,,,.raS nor Cc-v1rtes 5 l.25
$50 - Dun.ss, 5 ESQ
Na-hes raYta,t:cas. por i. L Ste'1a-
sou. Dos toIcoS ............--.. > -.'V
Na+:srr,-IS S $50
- w. : 0.aG
So - iaz Mujezcs ............ 5 p.40
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-26
AL SUR De YALENCIENNES
LOS ANGLOAMERICAN0S
HAGEN OTR0 AVANCE
Estan a dos miIias al oeste
del bosaue de MoormaI a
menos de cuatro &c la
plaza de lie Quesnoy

= - = :. = :. :. :: = :, :: :. -: :; "
T-5- t~a=S:a::on lid with .aa ''Ns'- .
master =. San Antonio. Ts-.. as -c- ::
Cu..ci d. ;hc a.: o. O-:cbc. d. l.-7. ::
-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-20
Cotton closed firm.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.


 Chicago, Aug. 19.-Activity and strength of provisions was the fea- ture of board of trade business today.
 Pork futures registered net gains of 40 O 50 cents; lard 15@17 12 and ribs 37 1-2@4O. The trade was impressed by an ad- vance in live hogs at the stockyards, where $20 top was registered. Another factor were the export fig ures on lard and meats which while smaller than last weeks were larger than a year ago at this period
 October lard closed 26.82 1-2 and Oct. ribs at 24.95. There was nothing in corn crop re- ports today to excite trade and altho the range of prices embraced 1 IA the transactions were local in charac- ter.
 An easy tone at the outset was eli- minated for time by the strength, of oats and provisions. Sept. closed 3-8c lower at $161 7-8c. Oats were fairly active. At the open ing the trade was disposed to regard oats as cheap compared with corn, but on the advance cash houses sold September. There was considerable changing, too, to the deferred delivery at about 1-2 cent difference. Shippers were buyers in the sample market but there was scarcely a nib- ble from the seaboard. September closed 1-8A1-4c higher O 70 7-8.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-20
New Orleans Cotton.
New York Cotton.

New York, Aug 19.-There were violent fluctuations in the cotton mar ket today.
 Prices made new high records dur ing the carly trading. Demand then taEered off however and there was heavy releasing. Stop orders were I uncovered and after their execution the market firmed up again with Oc- tober closing at 32.45 and the general list firm at a net decline of only 8 to 20 points.
 Early releasing sales were quickly absorbed with Liverpool a big buyer, while the continued reports of crop de- terioration in the southwest seemed to be bringing in some trade buying.
 Southern mills were mentioned par ticularly in this connection, which with the absence of hedge selling pro- bably stimulated the demand from shorts.
 When the extremely bullish detail ed weather reports for Texas and Oklahoma failed to bring in fresh sup port, the tendency to take profits on long cotton or to sell for reaction became more general. For a time the break was extremely rapid.
 As soon as the pressure subsided. however, the market steadied and la ter recovered some of its losses on a renewal of Liverpool buying and cov- ering.
 Cotton o1oco6 firn1
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there has been tiled ill the office of the clerk ot the Chancery Court of Jet- ferson county, Arkansas, the petition of T. H. Anderson TOT the confirma- tion of the title to him to the follow ing lands lying in Jefferson county ArkanSas, to-Wlt:
 Part Spanish Grant No. 2iO6, containing thirty (3O) acres, more or less, Ill township seven t7) south, range four CD, west, west of Bayou Meto.
 The said T. H. Anderson claims title to sad Part Spanish Grant No 24U6, in township seven CD south range four (4), west, west of Bayou Meto, by virtue of a deed rom the state of Arkansas to petitioner, which original deed was issued to him on the 2lst day of September, 19C7 by the commissioner or state lands for a cer- tain valuable consideration, and there alter the said petitioner having made affidavit that said original aeed con- veying said bayou described land had been lost or destroyed, Wm. B. Owen commissioner of state lands, on the 8th day of May, 1916, issued his dupll- cate deed therefor, which deed ap- pears of record i'll the office of the recorder of deeds within anu for Jef- ferson county, Arkansas. in Deed Record Book No. S4, at Page 530. Any person who can set up any right to said lands so purchased, ln consequence of any informality or any irregularity connected with said sale are hereby called upon to show cause if any they can at the next term ot the Jefferson Chancery Court, why said sale should not be confirmed. This 24th day of May, 1918.
 T. H. ANDERSON,
 Petitioner. J. T. MOHER,
 Attorney for Petitioner.
 Gillett, Ark. S-6-13-20-27-9-3-1O.
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Old "Ohio Company"

The so-called Ohio company" of eSrly times was organized in Boston in l7S6 for the purpose of buying s5Cv- ernment land and founding settle ment northwest of the Ohio river. In 17S7 its agenH contracted with con- gress for 1,5O0,O0O acres of land and obtained an option for 5,0o0,O00 acres. The company founded the town of Marietta, O., which became an early center of New England influence in the Northwest. The contract made by the Ohio company contained the first national land grant for a university.
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Testinu fleurjsy With Coins.

novel metliod of diagnosing pleur- isy is described -oy P. Lereboullet in the Paris Medical. The examiner np- plies his ear to the patients chest. closing his other ear, while coins are clinked at the patients back. The sound of the coins coming through a healthy, normally aerated lung seems distant and dull, while through an af tected lung. through solid or homo gencous tissue clear, silvery, metal- lie ring is heard.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Circuit Court o; Jefferson County, Arkansas
 ,F. H. Head and E. B. Austin, plan tiff vs. Geo. M. Barrett, Defendant The Defendant Geo. M Barrett is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of Plaintiffs, F. H. Head and D. B. Austin Given under my hand and the Seal of said Court this 18th day of Aug ust, A. D. 1918.
 F. M. REEVES Clerk.
 o. E. REEVES, D. c. Seal S-20-27 9-3-10-17
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Learn wher to Be Silent.

The union of good talker and lis
 tener Is Irresistible. Tact should teach us when to be silent We have made progress when we realize that 1t Is un. necessary to continually be explaining everything in detail. We flee from the statistical fend, and the tco per- sonal "1'' in conversation, personally reiterating the 'I have done" and 1T have not done"-an attitude sign.fl- cant perhaps of women's penchant for failing to grasp ideas in a large war.
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CATHOLIC PRESS ELECTS.

Chicago, Aug. 19.-For the first time in the history of the Catholic Press Association o fthe United States and Canada, a woman was el- ected member of the executive board at the closing session of that organization today.
 She is Mrs: Josephine Sullivan Con lon of Detroit. Among other officers elected were Dr. T. P. Hart, Cincin- natl, president. Rev. o. T. Meynell, Hartford, Conn.,, vice president, and C. J. Jaegle, Pittsburgh treasurer.