davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-10-26

How is It that you have been to
the library 80 often this week." In
CURED the boys mother. Three
books you have had, and not read
one" Il know that" replied the
youngster, but they fined me Ave
cents last week for keeping a book
out over time, an / goin' to make
6 sem earn t.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-24
Hear Trouble II GERMANY
As Truth is 5eing Spread
Terrible FAR WOW Presented eone Ta americans
So0H 10 invade Their Country


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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-24
Americans arG Tsurnrs Clash
-IS-,saS Tanner Will
nafaat fer tbs
RcGhe.
KUua OPEN FIgE-TNs
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Railway vz-ss arc efs-~
Nassses FSstu~rsT1r
Safely

NV r-ss : Fer-Essaau. Tinted Es--7ss
S-zas C.a--asGnNSsaz
Ngr-A. TIE AMERICAN ARMIES
IN FRANCE, AUG. 2Se---T-7s sests f-or'S
Is ssSr--tr1v Vssts t5czl fnfars-y n->e-e-
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z-r essrNg burned,
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t-,,- n--u--ra W zetzS rszSt e~-sT'tN--fatir
snty-s In Orc Instance sns Germans
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4 r,~.S-si rzssasur foItrS1a1, coH'7s Htes
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.z,s +ncs r,cxs Of In, crrsnary prison.
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.=.ns <-s ScSstes stSr1s- zrc feeling
ca,. -s.s SrrSricaus o. are staging :
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-24
Nia,nlsS Wss VEL PlssssE
Uflau Russian Army Made
Stand Ars4T1st Ger
nsSn Arms
EXPECTED TO Re FREE
-s.euzs1s >gt afauio re sE,cNacs 20 c.
60 England ane CNoe>ed Treas
emo Ctc Ss~S
SrFne

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SAfSTER fsAAt &us s@-Ts7s a~St
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from tHe RssSsfsr shrnus vsher 5N,e
ySssSSEsuS u1NEIe $ falF hes -eas eTa-t 70
stem -slrs tzzrursr fussSyaU 6EIA5 tr,s
FORMER ~EA- Nicholas II with >fsssstS-e
according to s >an3infs ftev q MS
stN-y w-NieN y he4ne PRINTED iU t>e-.
rasr rrnvrsPspa7s F4e ua--s srsst
,aDnIErrprt 70 4 AfaSEnFe~ Ne~atSf-'
who hSns5laE sNa ~eluS az government
fCz S -pe~inf after sire CEs- let 'T'~sT
lyna Selo TIC cus~ vszs sys-nr5Ee,y @
pressed vzsslp7, he Nas~S ~ sire ~eT-esi
~ pssSSiEsg soldiers ~rher thCS Ns5
rsaar ordered 70 sFsArS FTThc SiS-v SIS
,-arsF~as he-t 1-eSte~tis.y srG scNiSy
-ova-s are ->s~ioE from Ma-sH s 50
Tu1v = TIE es~ita- rS-t oF ehe dts-g
covers snF ra-ioS lrnr,asiistass estR-
Fhs ,zE~'s ssrN7te=s efos -lHGiElS wht1N
time he rautfdeNIy sN1acreG fRsa NJ
v~as,lE ne allowed 20 GO 20 EaEElsEsd
SeinS- Sustained fr gNFs belle ~
Prince ! gvasr sad Ne-eEssNy.
The diary follows
The Russian calendar Is thi~tsAr
sE,-S heAfaE %he calender use6 hh-al
. March e-SyeNs FanS snS weN
! Avs Eeue5 ksr FROM DrEnSE ~ 8 sunny
! r~g,sts day TNssStsssat wish zsy nec
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: hF Tu,sstS iNeeSsr Al 20 arrived s
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81 rr ~ f-s station Atav{eF IArn5
fV}Ssh sh, lsseSi news Fre~E EodHisnilo
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-24
GOOD RELATIONS
MlSrz ] 81 E.NIlS
Sss-7sszr,v Tells Soa1r &C SeHzsir
Neut~a =ro Aiievs S4s=
Snfcs 70 Re suns
~ --or-edaes

rTrrssaS Press 5sesSe5 wire Se-vt,s-
laNNlS. AsgE e4--fSe~r1Ssay hsS
Informed Sps5r t1ls- sre th-sste-eS
sa,zrr-r g1F iry-s-ns5 tgerruEu sAippluE
u, -znlag>p SSpsr;sn tonnage 5ssszc~eC
~ r AaseS sr. she Future rTujsht -
suit 81 ths rupture o. road relations
according u, 8 dispatch from tfte @
-ssuhsrsr s,a--esnanfant ~ She TX
change Telegraph .asnasry- 1ece5~ec
tnsiSy
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hsvs ssx-s-esse6 willingness 70 car
sfgse- limitation AZ submarine sink
ms esfsSide ths ''FasSn-s- Enne S'1
s,,s wzi7l not guarantee >uoh, nor tres
Sasir as Srly exception 70 the rss'es
sNs hzs nrsl5s chHcernirEg snhnsriTs
warfare.
Ge-nsny Is said 70 have 5aels-et
she cannot give Vt submarine VS.
sa~s. which has became such vaAa
saIe <reznSau. hgt 'fhoNes spain vzlt
s5le-e 20 ae- intention 70 retnsiE
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-24
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-24
United Press
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ra.--ssc u SNxEs = tire TAoNs7tz1e q sFfe
S-gs<r. -s-e British esr~%eC eSfs :
successful fa>a cSr~stirr northwest
rF sgSUz-ss-uurr tsst BErNs s1c -
r,Iisssr German Sttscses IN ss-es dft'
fs-sryr s%o-1-S
aas----Ns~sts ~-s~yt. grEserEsi aesiNsFe,
Is rses=s Eoogrr ztorc srzs stests- X Is
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sse--azrYv, Germany N iss rs1's e
s..z S1znsxN utti-.=sslrs- regarding fer,
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f>o--~g- 70 have ueetz-~C sitsS tHS
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-,,zr, ~o.,rsrs r-stuf7t -eseis IN s-@s%
n. syE7to-sztic 7-et=fFnrS
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-24
-Four Soldiers Now Reported
on Duty and One is Wound
Cd VINO Was Lost.

4 U1Stec Press Leased Wire Service
WASF5INGTDk Aug 2Es-Tne toz
FoEfng list Of cabled casualty eoTsc
Fons saoElld De added 10 current eaE
patty lists
Previously reported killed IL actio1
Eow reported wounded:
Private W W Dupbs, Enaus Pa
previously reported missing II ao
ao1. now reported wounded Severely
Private Michele CerallL Baltimore
Previously reported missing X ac'
lo1. now reported on duty
A'rivaEHs John Carter. Avoca. Pa
sornsn / Harris. Philadelphia. 5ohz
.oFack. Philadelphia; Michael >
alsa. Scranton, Pa
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-24

Zz-EN-l& ZuG LIE e.
E-fEtzzl E-nnzss EsTe TsZS1s1 -1-SSz-e-
II WITHIN. less ztlz1 TEEp -l3isss zz1 s
hzIF 1r1a BssZssz-ruae = Ezs A=z--zsG
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uEaces 70 -tfs ds7-E a fn1r z-& 3
mai mites
lz H--TtSE EG-lIE1-lC FT& AVA
hEfD-e "Wednesday o. t1s sEs-5yS II
rz1f-tur r., make Z considerable -
rr~srerr ur the AlEs-l-s--es --o--
TIFe zrfrf1r-zvzai was uo- Ts--1ttssG
10 Ne rz--feE or --1rnn-I- 1Inlss-zLttcz
tnz. E3-4-iEr nus-tr-I= thF Germans ccz
-ruI1aLiy
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-24
British and French Striking Vigorously, With
Additional Cams Shown N Evs-v
Report From Ssttlsfssfa
EXPECTING FALL OF k0T1k TO-DAY
DIVER 100000 Bocns Have Beer, Talzss, Prisoner
Since july Is By AIIfe1 Troops IN
France

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-24
General osanl Commands Al
l7aS Forces in Russia and
Also asho-SlovaISS

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TOKYO Avs sS -Tsnsrese tr>nos
ere -eNarras 70 20 eSvs'aefnG hey7Ns7d
Nfl,g,gs7y.sl north nE N-lsaivNs
General Csf~Rl RI rs sRnoasmce5. &c
eNEsf4nr 20 romrHsnSigS sire S+}'et
Forces SIS eeFrrar.n6fne the N7e9l,,N
Srn,-sts sr eRSrarr Siberia erd fAt
ans--pslsNs,sR forces 3r Rhe S5SeHier
ms --jgsFre r-NyfBt~eS
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-24

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st tNa v'RVs o taen $50
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ar fNs MADDEN c->NN~a' vs9s -fa -
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-24

T-ttec Press Leased T'-rf Ss-vies,J
loN20h, ALE. 24-Ths A-i-Isr
(nr Frenct ara s-riiiuE ytporaissis or
Soraninsc frrrS o. aSnUs siSty
nIie9. suEalis Srpp--Innsr rs-~ser
(hfns
EenrraiE syns ant Ravsiinknr are
kt-acsSinS ner~eer hia-ra-e. 1r7-re
ni8ex sousr Of &rTsE auc -inrrE q
nsie znc a mats WEE: q Snaiunrs
rniis Generals r1urpcrt ant asanpir
Ire ousrstnr aae1c ns-~esu Svrizou-z
bar yT4iieE sses1 os Apyor, anc -or4-
piers, r~r miles ,sss- rf SnEssnnE.
5rF-Esr srurus advanced q max
nu1 nf r~o rsiies IN rrsrs-uzyss
kp~tfne. Tine xiitsa.E Of rss-i.ville,
nulsnss anr CnuipnuifeSs snu1r Of
he S1rnrne ssers rar-E-rI. TINS E-is-
- -sqr1 corTnunInus aisc confirmed
me CAPTURE OF aornirccr-.- Erviitsrz
hzr1siinSnEzr-, RnyeiisE ans hosrs-
eeS1@r@iie nn--f rf .rai river SsS-
frai -nngsanc additional u-fsonars
we're 1asen ant nesvs casualties ~.
lfrrr1 or fns enerry.
TIRE french r7ans acirir1icnai prc-
ereHt sare sesxr-nay toward Noyrri,
craxr7s anc SrGrs.-s-SHEreaL TnsF
e-osss- tne -oisctre nssr Er-s-pu-%,
pusn1np nirsrr 10 ssoypr +-urr 1rss
e.E- Between Ene fAis--1s nHd tns
tisns they arvanrec toward Crscy-
kxs-Rspr- ts~r syniSes anc e haif soIrr-
bf Cours-Ls-1nz1eau.
OVER 100000 PRISONERS
LONDON, Aus 2z--Tns -oEzl rF
German prisoners sahsn py -ne allies
bi-os 5isiy 7s rs we'll over 10000, ir
was sea-uer from ar authoritative
bour1e rooas.
=Eat 1r Noson r-newes
[by WsfsS Eiiis-, United Press Star
Correspondent
PARIS. AuE. 2z-t1n z r}-T,ns
Fo1Fsrging push upon Nvvur war re-
bswsd this morning. the French IN
e-oT11E the na61IionE vu1 yssterGsT
General Mangtn continued tbe work
b Clearing the south bank Of the 0iss
BAD AitsLLe -fvsrE
The Germans are resisting deeper
ftsfy On this Diwe-ts river and no-tt
p SoissonE
The French troops are nearing the
ofsson=1Cnauinv highway and s-e
fhrssfsnfnE to oIrHank the enemy EE
C1aTlgny ffnres nliss no-1n o. SOUS
fGas9
Marcel Hrtir, military writer OF the
Ecao De Paris. declares the Germans
tavs only rwent-fon- fresh divisions
E2Ss DOC mem jeff
Marshal Foeh holds the cards" ms
PAYS, ''wrils General Fsrshing nas NOT
st sutere6 the dance"
1000 Prisoners in Three DssE-
LONDON. Aug 2s.-Ths B-itfsh
haTs taken 1890 prisoners IL the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-24
atraoas assurlsr Toaay

LONDON. AuE Z4-Tea5 attack
waF resumed this Uu-n1nE- Flsaa
Marsha EFair reported radET Add
t517ys1 p-uE-eHE was mads during the
utEr- IL rbH AThs-r sector
FIGHTING developed this morning
in +f.s C-vsrcr- sect0-. uc--h o. -
Fssss cana German attacks las
evening uo-En ot BEillsu-, uo-1h o.
Ks-uzneI Eat Euu1h oE Isocrs were Re
pulsed
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-24
CASUALTY LIST CORRECTION
SHOWS MISSING MEN FOUND
On cznsdfzn List


OTTAWA, O-- AuE 2--Amnn.
ths Americans muuunel Il 1oasy,
Canadian Casualty Hgt E-E
Killed in Action.
z z. 3ufnz-. LAKE Bsy. WasE2,
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Smyrna times., 1918-06-19
PROF. {. LELAND HARMONSON
ELECTED HEAD OF SCHOOLS
SUCCEEDS PROF. M. o. VANHORN
AS THE SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL
School Board. Besides Making This
Change, Re-elects All the Teachers
Tho Shifting in Some Grades

At an adjourned meeting of the
Board of Education of the Smyrna
Public Schools held Saturday evening,
all of the teachers of the Smyrna
Public Schools were reelected except
Prof. Maynard D. VanHorn who with
drew his application and accepted a
more lucrative position outside the
state where he feels a better oppor-
tunity awaits him. The Board nnan-
imously elected Prof. c. Leland Kar-
monson of this town, former principal
of our schools, Supervising Principal
to succeed Prof. VanHorn. Prof
Harmonson resigned from the schools
nearly two years agn to become dep
uty State Auditor but has decided to
take up the profession of teaching
again in which he has always had a
keen interest. He will become the
directing head of the schools at the
opening of the Fall term September
the 9th, next. Miss Esther Maxwell
was reelected principal again for the
ensuing year and Miss Esther Read
will still continue as teacher in the
High School. The grade teachers
were all reelected, some being shifted
to other rooms. Miss Anna Bell
Beckett, who was granted a years
leave of absence to pursue a course
of study at Woman's College of Del
aware comes back to her old position
as teacher of Eighth Grade. Miss
Mary B. Passmore who was teacher
of Eighth Grade the past year was
elected in charge of the Seventh Grade
succeeding Miss Ida Martin who was
elected teacher of the Third Grade.
The other teachers were all reelected
to their old positions as follows: Miss
Edith P. Scotton, Sixth Grade; Miss
Elizabeth Mcdowell, Fifth Grade;
Miss Helen P. Start, Fourth Grade;
Miss Lulu V. Robinson, Second Grade;
Miss Julia Griffith, First Grade. Along
with the election went an increase of
salaries.
Smyrna times., 1918-06-19
DANCE AT 1.-THE ROSEMERE"

Miss Christine Kirby Entertains Her
Friends at Home of Her Brother
= = Miss Christine Kirby gave a dance
June 18 at the home of her brother.
j. A. Kirby, on the "Rosemere" farm,
two miles south of Smyrna. At late,
hour refreshments were served. Those
present we're: Misses Evelyn Spru-
ance, Mary Reynolds, Bertha Jones,
Chester; Grace Tucker, Delma Dea-
kyne, Katharine Denney, Elisabeth
Wilson, Pearl Langrell, June Massey,
Ruth Wallen, Madeline Kinnamon,
Hannah Deakyne. Margaret Moffett,
Elizabeth Peters. SudlersvilIe; Messrs.
Lyman Scotton, Robert Wallen, Ed
win Wilson, Joe Payne, James Turner,
Marion Hodgson, Joe Wise, Albert
Winford, Thomas Lodge, Willie God
win, Harry Lynch, Jack Martin, John
Moore.
Smyrna times., 1918-06-19
DELAWARE WOMEN EMPLOYED
Nearly Half of First Graduating Glass
of Woman's College Get Positions

Nearly Half of First Graduating Glass
of Woman's College Get Positions
More than half of the 30 young
women who graduated from the Wom-
ems College, Monday, June 10, the
first class to graduate from the insti
tuition, have secured positions, a num-
Der of them having already started to
work. Those who have secured posi-
tions are: Miss Viola Smith, with the
War Trade Board, Washington; Miss
Selma Bachrach, chemist, with du
Pont Co. Miss Edna Coale, clerical
position with du Pont Co. !; Miss
Catherine Fletcher, chemist, with
Wilmington plant; Miss Lillian
Groves, clerical position in Whining
ton; Miss Mary Ledenham, teacher at
Bridgeville high school; Miss Mary
Moss. chemist, Hercules Powder Co. ::
Miss Lura Short. dietitian, Hercules
Powder Co.. Miss Ada Willin. chem
ist, Hercules Powder Co.; Miss
Myrtle Steele, dietitiau, Jefferson
Hospital, Philadelphia; Miss Anna
Thompson, clerical position, du Pont
Powder Co. Miss Oliver Heiser, Miss
Anna Gallaher, Miss Elizabeth Daw-
son and Miss Hilda Stevens will teach
in the fall.
Smyrna times., 1918-06-19
FIRE AT sHERWOOO'S MILL
Residence of c. &. Sherwood Struck
by Lightning and House Burned

Residence of c. {. Sherwood Struck
by Lightning and House Burned
Kenton, June 49, During the
electrical storm on Wednesday after
noon of last week, the lightning struck
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E.
Sherwood near Sherwood's Mill. Mrs.
Sherwood was stunned by the light
ming and being alone it was some time
before she could call Mr.. Sherwood
from the mill. Neighbors hearing her
call and seeing the smoke went to
their assistance. A call was sent in
for the Smyrna Fire Company which
responded quickly with their big en-
gine equipment did good work but
the house was almost gone when they
arrived. The fire was confined to the
dwelling and it, with the contents,
was destroyed. Much sympathy is
felt for Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood in
their loss. They feel very grateful
to the Hose Company and friends who
rendered them any assistance.
Smyrna times., 1918-06-19
SCHOOL DAYS NEAR CLOSE
Examinations Will be Completed This
Week-Commencement Exercises
VIII be Held Next Wednesday

School days at the Smyrna Pnblic
Schools are drawing to a close. Fol-
lowing the examinations which are
being held this week, the pupils will
receive their reports next Monday and
Tuesday and adjournment for the sum-
mer recess will take place. Interest
centers in the week of commencement
exercises which will begin next Sum-
day with the preaching uf the "bac-
calaureate sermon" by Rev. Thomas
Getz Hill at st. Peters Church. There
are six in the graduating class: James
Patterson and Misses Mary Skrivan,
Elizabeth Deaykne, Marion Hodgson.
Beulah Carter and Margaret Moffett.
Miss Margaret Moffett has first honor
as valedictorian and Miss Beulah
Carter is second as salutatorian. On
Monday night at 8. Is o'colck, "Class
Night, " the following program will
be given: Music; Presidents Address.
James Patterson; Response, Glass
1919. Mary Reynolds. Part I
Class History, Mary Skrivan; Class
Song; Class Prophecy, Elizabeth
Deakyne; Class Will, Marion Hodg-
son; Chorus, High School Girls.
Part Differentiation of Grammar
School Diplomas, Principal M. D.
VanHorn. Part III-Play, "Popping
the Question, Seniors. Commence
ment will be held next Wednesday
night, June 26. at 8.15. The address
to the graduates will be delivered
by DR.. A. R. Spaid, State Commits.
sioner of Education. The program
will be as follows: Prelude; Invoca.
tion, Rev. George C. Williams; Ora.
tion, Beulah Carter; Chorus, High
School Girls; Grafton, Margaret Mof
EFT; Presentation of Diplomas, Presi.
dent H. B. Grieves of the Board of
Education; Vocal Solo. Miss Dewitt :;
Address, DR.. A. R. Spaid; Chorus,
High School Girls; Benediction, Rev.
j. M. L. Eckard.