davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-21
DUSTOJNfK MEME.
CKE PONORKY V
NEWYORSKEM
DIVADLE.
Jedna submarine potopena u
virginskeho pobrezi.

Nantucket, Mass, 20. srpna.
Manzelk&Edobre znameho. new
yorskeh1 amatickeho spisova
tele tvfd ze jeden y dtstdjnf'
XII nemecke submariny, radici
ma pobrezi americkem, dne 8.
srpna byl pritomen divadelni-
mu predstavenj v New Yorku.
Zminena DANA bylh mezi temi,
jez prispeli ma pomoc rybarim
piipluvSim sem dne II. srpna,
kdyz byla LODI jejich ponorkou
potopena u George Banks. Je-
den re zachranenych, jenz pa
tfil posadce lodi Lena A. vypra
voval il, jak nynf sama tvrdi,
re byl vyslychan nemeckym dd
stojnikem slabsi postavy, ktery
Sc dostavil pred znicenim lodi
IA jeji palubu. Ia rozmkuvy wy
pravovano bylo tez o New Yor
ku a rybar tazal Sc porucika,
IDA tam kdy byl. Tento Sc u
small a vytahl z kapsy dive vstu
renky do jisteho broadwayske
no divadla datem "Ve ctvrtek
dine 8. srpna." diva dny pred ra
padenim rybarskych lodic.
Dana nevenovala teto okolro
sti prilis velke pozornosti a "a
iem Jeff byl vzbuzen teprve wa
shinqtonskou zpravou. ze posad
ky remeckych ponorek jsou We
spcjeni Sc svymi zv9dy ma ame-
rickem brehu. Zprava jeff jest
potvrzovana iinymi prominent
mimi osobami, iez byi sv6dky
zaiimave rozpravky rybarem.
Washington. 20. srpna. -
Namorni department dnes ozra
muie rapport kapitana americke
no parnfku. hlasicf. ze jeho lod'
narazila na poporku a tuto die
vSeho potopila. Stalo Sc tax v 9.
20 hodin vecer, dne II. srpna
mobilize melcin zvanych Winter
Quarter u severniho pobrezi
Virpinsk6ho. Posadka volala ma
nomoc slime p6meckym prizvu
KEN prohlaSujfc. ze neisou ne
pratele. ale kapitan nedbal a u
drzoval smer lodi nadale. Par
nix sam jest Sc znacnou trhli-
nou v pristavisti. kde z jeho nj
ira pumpovana jest voda.
.Tisty atlantickV prfstav. 20.'
srrna. - Cestniici anolickeho !
rarriku pluifcfho 2 pristavu v
iihoamerickVch vndach spatrili |
radrzkovou LODI blize amer1c-
l,dho pobrezi v plamenech. Die |
vseho posadka Zavcas Sc zachra
Mia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-21
0ZEMf VR0ZSAHU 500 MIL VYCISf0.
VANO0D BOLSEVIK0ANEMEC-
KYCHZAJATU.
NUTNE OPRAVY TRANSSIBlRSKE
DRAHY.

Washington, 20 srpna Vojenska vyprava spojencl
Sbr ktere voko Spojenyc Sat hraje yznacnou ulo-
hu vykazuje prave zavoden akeho jme az dosud
nkdy neby svedky AS 500 mil zem must byt Cd bosevki
vykzeno zbaveno ozbrojenych nemeckch rakouskych
jacd kter jsou vyuztkovan proradnym boevky pro Ce
chosovaklm Zeezncn trate musi by opraveny kontroo
vany pOtrebne mostly tuney opravOvany Veskere tytO
prace mus by dokonceny drive nez zavadne zma nema
spoencd doznati opozden jez by mohlo mi pro e
ch cekovy posup osudnych nasledku kranach ktere
jedna nastaya zmni pocasi jiz mezi L. u.s. rijnem.
Americka verenos dnes dozvda ak zapotfebf
jest specha amaxcke vojsko c6e dilaztost
wy AZ dosud svet obdivova Cechosovakim eich boz
jch pro boevkdm Ale skutecna historic tohoto hero-
ckeho hloucku vonu ktef boji svobodu nabfd emer
vsechno jest nejdramatct6 udaos prtomne vaky Ceske
vojsko skada ponevice sbeh rakouke armady ker
bojui proti Rakousku ably vynui svobodu uznan zemm
ceskoslovenskym Povsta ruska revouce ponechaa
moceny Kdyby byli sl vychod upadl by NemcG
Rakusani kter by e bez mlost povesi jako zradce
druhe rane by ch boevicka vada rada zbava vyjed
nala mimi volny prGchod do Vladivostoku podminkou
vyda zbrane kterych ale nejnutn6si obran6 NELL
chat 10 procent Vladvosoku bylo Jim die umuvy volno
ode fronu do France kde by BOZ prot Hunm opetne
obnovili.
Jakme Sc ale ceskosovense vosko dostalo ma Sbr po-
cali nemecti agenti zremem bolsevky kasti
cesu RUNE prekazky mens oddly musei svade stale
sarvatky kerych byo Cechosovakm ruskym ronickym
ldem stran6no ak prot Nemcim tax prot rudym gardam
jez byly nenavdeny ueustae penen nasnos, pacha
ne vlastnim narodu
Kdyz dospeo vojsko Vladivostoku dostao Sc mu po
moci cd Japanska Angie Francie Itaie Ackol jen
re- aby uprav cesty odrzy rude gardy Cd zsobovacch
zakaden yto vyuztkova pro sebe sve spoence, prot
neusale nepfatesky jednaci bolsevicke branne moc.
Nevetsi prekazkou dnesn voenske expedice ez vede-
bude ceskm vokem jest 33 tune transsbfrske drahy
kere must by vesmes zabezpeceny aby zeeznGn rat zd
stala vonou, zemena nastavajici zimy.
Zajimavymi jsou jednotve typy muz nichz cesko.
slovenske vosko sklada Vedouci general by drive nez
vysko vydao pamatnou pout vranym pred vypuknu
tim revoluce by promnentim generalem ruske armade
Kdyz nasal prevrat vzbourenc azd dstoniky utekl
do akukl INV Jinak
ceskoovenske arade profesor vzdeane muze vech nad
povoan kteri vyda hrdla ably poya Rakousko
osvobodii Cechy Slovensko
Vydrzi-i toto vosko pres zimu svym zasobam, neb
podar spojencum je zasob pax stat bude vec poe-
enecka Sbir obasti donskych kozakd dobre Vekou
jest okonos ze vesker rusky lid sgt jest bolsevicke
no hospodaTstv kazdem vdi spasu kdo pro bosevi
kun stav Cee toto zemi az po Ura jest vece odno ma
bohae dolly med planu nekoik ovaren vyrobu sire
va kere jsou vesmes pod ceskosovenskou kontroou P
dobre organsac mze celia obast posav do pole vbornou
armadu. ]
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-21
VALKA SKONCf PRY ROKU 1919.

Pariz, 90 srpna. - Francouzsky premier Clemenceau
vysovl vdci senatorovi Levov Spoenych Sat
ze ocekava skoncen vaky z letos vaka ia Nemecke
pne bude prohrana Prichod amerckych vojsk zdemora
soval nemecke arady ou merou re Kaiser neake vez
svl vic mysliti nemIze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-21
ULTIMATUM ANELSKA.
(ODPOLEDNf BULLETINo

Madrid 21. srpna. = Spanslske zahranisni mini
sterstvo zaslao dnes Bernu umatum, ohledns nj
eeni ;panslskych lodi nsmeckymi ponorkami. Pak-li
Nsmc sveho piratstvi nezanecha nternovane nsmecke
parniky ;pansskych pfstavech budou skonfskovany
a mezi obsma staty ku valce pry dojde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-21
Soenc dnocu ozrou$enou Geskosovenskou aadu ma Rus
Sc
PRIPOJIL.I K
CECHUsM.

Rim, 20. srpna. - Cerno-
horske vojsko bude bojovat
po boku ceskoslovenskych
odilG ma italske fronts, jak
bylo dnes oznameno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-21
BULHARSKO PRED REVOLUCf?

Madrid, FL. srpna. - Stav bulharskeho cara vzbu-
zuje opravnsne obavy jeho pfipadna smrt by msa
nasledek, ze by Bulhar zemi provoali republiku.
tomto tonu pse zdejsi list Liberal.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-09
Ftaaterss Florida Railroad.

There is no railroad fralu Key Mess.
so Cuba, and easisti not wsal be, as
nearly 200 miles of ocean intervene
What Mr.. F'iagtssr did VAS To build n
railroad along sfe eastern coast OF
Fioridn to its southern extremity and
thence on plies ard artificial siaduets
TO Key West, and to provide for the
transportation OF loaded trains both
ways between Key West and cnha by
huge ocean ferry boats constructed and
equipped specially for the service.
There are no figures al hand nv TO the
cost af sl,e work done by Mr.. Flag.
Ter. IT hns been OF great commercial
value.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-09

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-09
Hourly Changes
In Skirt Styles

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-09
Precautionary Measure.

Mrs Elastash Aali gess sslcs dorm
TINT carpet fof me. dear, itefer. geu
go oaf 10 play gtfff
Ms friasbnsh NJ, guess sis ~ and
have nay garsp Of golf sirst.
.sghy not tag the tnrT,et before sou
20, dear Il
Because | can snlash Iuy thunil, st-
Ter I've had my golf, hut II | smash
my thumb before playing I'm afraid Il
would pat nae of my gains, love
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-09

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seassasf asssessas fssasf sase ssssessss sssaxs
sstsss
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es4fGeafss asssi ssgss4s SOC 3ssea, $40
ssasslysas. afs gsgzssssnAa Iii RH<sa safissy
sss#E thay r9assaoF fsss Astssussssa. sssss III.
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shas SIZE aissae rAa ssaK,
gaseFr III 4 ssssaE ~ egssss. gasss III
tsess1ssaE Ea4sgfa aF sseH gsl#sl saa Issssssss
gsssssssa as tatss aetaslla# IL xas4 assg lbs
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gasas are ass ggfss.s5 pssFss fas#seEs og esss
hfsssaeey, " sassis glse gawss IA WxVa Esl
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sas,s haarts 0s sssaas wsssasssa ws1ao sesesas
~ siosisa fEoss the ssesRss4ssggt ~ Aseasag
nothing tor tsssss; I'll w.as.
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Hai saesaetanetes II max he atssFs az
long. hiss or straight. sifagea er plain,
sasssaarss Ur gag. 5ast rs ioag ~ IL
makes 'ssI,sssaafe 81 the narrow, tassss
aksrf, from, wlaseh II naa9x ana whtsas
IL nearly covers.
Now werd 10 the sspnosalcai wassl-
aa, and by that asse Eseafss essrs
.onaaG who in trying 10 DO her hsss.
N III tfse day nS sle sewing naaehsass
and the husa Of IL In heard evss the
land. Sa1sie wosSes, mre trying to gS
economical wftss siserw lis fss Eeeesasty
for iss bat tlcy are iiapsiiea by a gesss
raes,s. no matter what II is
TIE Walstsess Figure,
The garment which sies With sAs
sirapest tunte La Importance sns srssxe
slc ns#ris IL she corsief. but 1t can oniy
be worn by slim wosnsa. Hossses
there nra aaany types Ut ccsstets, Fash
Ion ls kIndsr than naturs this ssag-
There are Mrtnkissi corslesa al CHI.
ssese hrueate which reach fram the
cllis, to the hips. With enc side eut
into q deep point aud weighted By q
tatia ring from which hangs d black
and gold Chinese tassal.
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| posed 10 II IS d straight, wf4nktsd. low.
xaIsted hlossss ct sark-hlue satiu,
which Is sarsltsxiy drawn over the
hips hy means OF d turnedsnp eur run
/ assh soatariae. The sleeves are cf satin
| 5unsi bfancls well psst eyer tsaa hands.
where they are edged with soutache.
THIS Is d sensible e5rSlat that maybe
worn over ans kind af .skiri. IS even
adapted 10 deer, g0ldansbrown chiffon
and the nea wooIen jersey III oyster
white.
Copyright, 1918. by tho Mcclure Scwspa-
pes aysaafratel
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-09
USE ALIENS FooT.EAsE

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-09
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-09
efEtleat.

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n NWs wondering wis4afiltf IL sas
fss,s rps,sit AZ Assltissag Ill assss
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-09

Rea fsrsea Ball Hsae. assran IN AsasF$es,
slsarsfase gse h4st. asssgasss sass t@as. .wfse.z
All .ssea Egsseeey Aaxs
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-09

Ths tight ssist OF the srock 10 Oh
crsy-hlue saffesa. .aIth t~o nsinsret
ficunces. The tight bodice 10 cf sinp.s
blue satin. with short sleeves ard d
square neck. Patent leather punspa,
tied on with wids rshbcr.
worn at 10 o'rloca In The 1unrnitig. as
well as dominating those that are wesst
at night.
There is more distinction shout one
wrapped skirt than the sfraIgsi one.
bnt 1t IS quite possible TO make ii
happy combination OF the tHo.
Compromise with the Tunic.a
= Judging from the multiplicity Of
tunics that have sprung 10 into the
spring clothes, there Ii little doubt
that the ungarni shed. plain. tight skirt
III depIUred by the eiressmakers,
This is true III America us well as
in France and ane makes tilat state
nlens wits i bpastfnE feeling today, TOR
the 5sfsaeFiassa j. houses and dess sgnafS
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-09

s1se sksnes "a eli ffsts 3easates 3s
ssEagssisSts III. &. .lssF4sog
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-09

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~ ssssss gsssss assag 49,
4ssegs &ssasase ess ss ii ss#ss
stsas. e#ga ase sa #s@ ssssss ssssssss
asssas ass ssse asssss4s " Aass ssassAA
q sss8 Mss sasssasav ess @sss* ssAassa
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-09

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~ s asasaaE ses sseassss ~ !. assss M
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-08
ACTIVITY
PRESENT AND FUTURE

Inspired By the ad Mr.. Mcintosh
of the Olympic has been running in
The White Pine News, an observer
dropped into that place OF business
during an evening of the week.
What he saw there in the way of
business activity was a genuine sur
prise. Il was as though all the mer-
chandise in the place had previously
been sold to a multitude of buyers
and this, the evening of his visit. had
been the time appointed for the de-
livery of parcels.
Mr.. Mcintosh, the proprietor,
showed him some of the purchases
Of the day and also the remnant o.
his unsold stock. and by associating
the two an expert knowledge of bust
ness was not necessary to see clear
" that the Olympic will be entirely
sold out long before the new law of
December sixteenth becomes effect
i've.
The spirit of buying is in the air.
Some, perhaps. are moved by the
thought of the social drink of good
fellowship and natural relaxation at
some friendly gathering Of the fu-
|fure-some again may have in mind
the nearby season of festivities with
traditional cake, wine and song, and
CONTINUED on Page Eighty
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-08
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
GEORGE p. ARMAND AGAIN
TAkEs Up NEWSPAPER WORN

George P Armand, who for. the
past four years has been serving Is
postmaster Of Ely and whose resigna-
fion was recently accepted by the
government, has become associated
with the White Pine News
Mr. Armand, previous 10 his APP
pointment as postmaster, was
connected with the Daily Exposition
and the News is pleased to announce
his resumption of newspaper work
with the News staff.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-08

Furniture and stoves repaired
o. P. .Blose, next to Collins Hard
ware. 12-S-ti
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-08

Entered as second-class matter
November IS, 1893. al the postoffiee
IL East Ely. Nevada, under the aci
OF Congress of March 3, 1879.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-08

New and secondhand furniture
bought and sold. o. P. B1ose, next to
Collins Hardware. 12-S-tf
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-08
FOR ALL THE FAMILY.

THE VCTROlA is the greatest educator
the opera, the orchestra. the violin, the greatest
vocal Artists in Inc world are at your Command.
Your Christmas will be merier for the Nctrola.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-18
Billion Dollars Sought
to Reconstruct Jewry

New York. Oct. 1S.-A fund which
may reach $1,000, 100000, to be used
to finance the reconstruction of the
Jewry of the world, will be sought
by the joint distribution committee
of the American funds for Jewish
war sufferers. which, it was announ-
ced here last night, will undertake
what is described as the largest
purely humanitarian project in his
tory to be attempted by individual
effort"
The money according to Felix NJ.
Warburg, of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., will
not be sought alone through contri-
buttons but will embrace the fields
Of lending and investment and will
be accepted from non-Jewish, as
well as Jewish sources.
The plan is based on reports re-
ceiVed from every country where
Jews have suffered during the war.
Commissions of American Jews-ex-
perts in philanthrophy, social serv-
ice, education and business-will be
sent to Russia, Rumania, Poland,
Palestine, Serbia, Greece and other
lands as soon as the initial subscrip-
zion permits. Reports from the COM
mittee's representatives now abroad
indicate that one-quarter of the
worlds 100000 to 100000 Jews
outside of the 100000 in the Unit
ed States, ARE destitute, starving
homeless" the committees state
ment SAYS.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-18
WILLIAM PENN TO
GET TARDY HONOR
Governor Brumbaugh Says
Time Has Come to Desig-
nate Day For Him

Thursday, Novembe I, was to-day
proclaimed by Governor Martin G.
Brumbaugh as "William Penn Day"
this being the anniversary of the
landing of the founder of the Com
monwealth on the soil of Pennsyl-
vania in 1852. The Governor urges
that people study the life of Penn
and turn to it as a model and
method in life.
The proclamation is as follows:
Whereas, November seventh
(new style) is the anniversary of
the date of the first landing OF Will
liam Penn upon American soil, and
Whereas, William Penn was the
most commanding figure to cross the
Atlantic ocean in colonial days and
did by his lofty character and su-
preme craftsmanship set up in the
wilds of the fronting continent
colony that has steadily and splen-
didly developed into the finest Com
monwealth God ever carved out of
his love for the dwelling of man
and has left to us an example of
life so rich, so full. so inspiring and
so holy that the centuries have only
aided to the luster of his name and
the love for his life.
Now. Therefore. |, Martin G.
Brumbaugh. Governor of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania, CRATE
fully acknowledging the unique and
matchless influence of William Penn
upon the life and destiny of Penn
sylvania and through Pennsylvania
upon all peoples, do hereby call upon
and invite the people of this Com
monwealth to observe Thursday, No
vember I, 1918, as
WILLIAM PENN DAY
and | urge that on that day. not
withstanding the large issues now
upon the public mind and consci-
ence, our citizens, as mark of love
and loyalty, to the great founder,
give fitting testimony of their abid-
ing conviction that his plan of gov
ernment, his conduct of public af-
fairs and his modest but heroic life
still remain as guide and inspira-
ton to all the peoples of the world.
Let there be due observance of the
event in the public press, in our
churches, in our schools, and in such
special meetings as the people may
properly plan. Let it never be said
with show of credence that Penn
sylvania is ungrateful or forgetful.
Let us never neglect to turn steadily
to Penn's life as model and method
IN our own lives. Let us publicly
profess our confidence in the form
of government he has set and in
the fine spiritual forces he has set
in our common life. William Penns
example is not only inwritten in the
public procedure of this Common
wealth, it is also inscribed in the
hearts of our people and both in
public and in private life he is sacred
forever"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-18

received word yesterday that his
brother. Abram Sload. died at his
home. in Annville. from influenza. The
funeral will be held on Saturday af-
ternoon from the home, at Annville.
Mrs. Harry Mentzler. of Hoffer EN-
tension. is sister.
Miss Sara lDeimler. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Deimler. of Kingston,
was united In marriage on "Wednesday
evening to /. Il. McKenna, of Balti-
more, Md. The ceremony took place
at Pittsburgh and was performed by
the Rev. j. w. Whistler. pastor of the
Pittsburgh Church of God. The bride
was well known. and was a graduate
of the Middletown High school, class
of 1919. The couple will reside at To-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-18

was guarded by several of the SOLDIER
boys from the camp. They left ror
Washington. ID. c.. this morning. after
making several flights around thiSi
vicinity.
The fourteen-day quarantine waS
lifted at the Aviation Depot, west of
town. yesterday. but the boys will not
he allowed to leave camp for a few
days, at least
The local physicians have not re-
ported any new cases of influenza foh
the past two days.
Emory H. Oberdorf. of York, Par
and Miss latte II. Stauffer, OF Ions
donderry township, were united in
marriage at the office of Squire
George Is. Rife. Swatara street, on
Wednesday evening.