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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-22
INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC
IN NEW YORK SEEMS
TOBE UNDER CONTROL
Associated Press Service

Associated Press Service:
NEW YORK. Sept 21-The
number of Spanish influenza cases
reported TO the health department
in this city today showed a decrease
compared with the previous two
days, there being 90 new victims as
compared with 81 yesterday and 3S
the day before. only one death has
resulted thus far. These figures do
not include cases at the marine or
army hospitals
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-22
ts DEAD FROM INFLUENZA
sSociated Press Service

Associated Press Service.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Sept. FL
Sixteen deaths from Spanish infu-
enza were reported in Philadelphia
and vicinity today. eight among the
civil population and the same num-
Der in the fourth naval district
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-22

IRREFIJTABLE PROOF AT HAND
THAT GERMANY'S POWER IS
FAST CRUMBLING, SAYS MARCH
Associated Press Service

WASHINGTON. Sept 2t>-Suiking proof that the German
fast crumbng today in the by Gen
March chief of staff that the from all battle fronS
tnuousy good and that l75oooo American troops have
been embarked for overseas service.
months ago the enemy flung himself with full military
power against the British lines Pcady the great drive that
end the in smashing victory Today he is fighting de
peratey to hold the toeng Hndenbug line the defensive
tenn from which he struck that blow back into which he has
been hurled Side by side British French and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-22
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND'S
CONDITION is SERIOUS
Press Service

AssO0Iated Iress service
ST. PAUL. Mimi, Sept. 21.-The
Rev Thomas A WEIGH. secretary
20 Archbishop John Ireland. told
the Associated Press at 4 o'clock
this afternoon that the archbishop
had suffered another sinking spell.
Physicians. il was said. have not
entirely abandoned hope for his re-
cOvery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-22

present BRUSH operate are na srd
on the canal highway and railroad
running north and south on an aver
age Of about two miles from Field
Marshal Haig's front line.
Toward lie CateIet the British are
pressing eastward on front of three
miles and are within four miles Il
the town. one Of the important Gel
man bases on this front With thel
Australians already in the linden
burg positions, other British forces
are rapidly overrunuing them mort
OF Hargicourt West Of ST. Quentin
the French are within TWO miles oil
the outskirts. while on the south
they are forcing the Germans 90 gite
up important villages and other po
sitions.
French Bernhard LaOn
St Quentin, as result OF -
weeks operations. is boa more ser
ious position from the enemy stand
point than probably az any tins
since the beginning of the war i
further push eastward us the BIRTHS
from their new height positions GOA
the northwest will eventually place
the allies on three sides of the town
St Quentin is ana important oItpos
Of I.aon. perhaps the most imPortau
enemy base in northern France Tire
French on the south are go mle-
from Laon and are hammering i
with their big guns
Southwest of Metz .here the
French and Americans recear
cleared the ST. MGh.el salient the
Germans have started further Hre
Soldiers and wagon trains have uee
seen moving northward and 30 i- se
lieved the Germans are prcpanue
for a possible allied attack or re
tirement ON their oHu miuat1
Elsewhere on the western front thei
has been no change ia the situation
Macedonian Situation Improves.
The allied stroke in central Mace
donia. which opened with the e.,
pulsion OF the B1lgariaus FROM the
important Sokol position. is deteIop-
ing successfully on wide front
Further progress by the Serbs TO-
ward the Nardar river and fha
Uskub-Saloniki railroad Darauelr
il probably wiz bring about "a boz
adjustment OF The Auerro- Germa
and Bulgarian positions throughou
this whole theater.
With the Serbs within nine miles
OF the railroad and the river lad
only artery Of communication for nd
enemy troops around Lake Doirtn
it seems within rho range ~ posi-
bility that the railroad can be- cur
From Erarovo Demukapu. on rha
railroad. the terrain is favorable an
bv pressing toward the Nardar I'D
Serbs can Outdank Prilep and Lakd
Dorian Southeast of prilep nd
Serbs ere in the foothills OF I'd
Drenska Planina. a height positio
protecting the town on the south
Additional Bulgarian prlsoner
have been taken bv The Serbs. whd
also have liberated 10 more towns
The British and Greeks conrinu
their pressure in the Dorian region
nut evidently their activity is maini
for the purpose Of keeping the ene
my occupied 50 that he cannot sen
aid % the front further west
T. is reported from rkrainia
sources that the crown prince %
Roumania has fed from Jassy
Odessa The reason for his Eight
not disclosed Recent German re
ports have been 20 the effect that
anti German movement was in pro
vress or imminent i1 Roumani
with Queen Maria as one OF ~
principals behind the movement
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-22
ST. QUENTIN DEFENSES ARE
FURTHER MENACED BY THE
ADVANCING ALLIED TROOPS
ssocIated Press Service :

q TssSr
LONDON, Sept 21-The British again have advanced Their
lines of Epehy and Hagicot midway between St Que
tin and Cambria according Field Marshal Haigs
issued tonight number of additional prisoners taken
Associate ed Press Service:
LONDON, Sept. 21-Nneteen German aplanes have been
accounted for by British armen, while the British themselves
lost II machines according Field Marshal Hss report tonight
dealing with aviation.
Associate Press Serve:
AMSTERDAM Sept 21An attempt has been made Kursk
aSSaSsnate Leon Trot, the boIshev
according dispatch from Kev correspondent of
Lepsg Abend Zeitng. The correspondent soldier fired
twice Trotzky, but missed the mark.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-22
THE WEATHER.

Indiana and Lower Michigan
Fair warmer SUNDAY and Mouda}
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-22
EnemY ~, - 20. 90.

There appears good reason 20 be-
Aeye that the German losses in
prisoners alone since the tide turn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-25
Snr alSrig innoct noact Tia Den.

Seq leo al Seperipge, og nit 9lniigt
bar beoGffet meo bruno TIetter, fri.
Der Wtrs, 8. @oIoi ira Scattle, @oib.
Otter at booe tagct 10 SLATER al
Gr. petcrs a1irifo ioriponOt TIct.
terne tiuigemeo min 2epcripac. SIN.
rifo bar pGret Dor SuslGge / oe ito.
lie TO aar, % ieg tor iige, at ieg al.
orig bar iunbet en- Mebicin Iig oen. "
Sntet SiIipI6e bar pGret ioo LENT
og ingcn Spgoom ina aIuprIig. at
life Or. Feters aurifo bor aiort gobt.
Zen er life Ell Npotefermcoicin, men
ct 'inpelt, %gommeIoogS llrtcmioOcl,
iom 6olf ioripreS nleo oircfte ira ga.
6Oratoriet. Sfriu til 1r. 4ctcr Iabr.
men & Sons So, 250t @aibington
9lu0., Chicago, Su.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-25
ct Smcr for Vilntcn.

Gn al DC melt fienote 8ioncrer
ior BET engeIife Serre6smme / Sp0.
oirifo. Sberit GoIcnbranoer, bar -
eiter buao "Simes" mebocIer - for.
nulig miitet Sipet paa en- ganifc eli.
enoomnelig Wnooe.
Zen ganle Siigaf bao6c az Ell
5ilmsfabrif, ser / oenne Sio lima,
%tiierer ,3uIufrigen / 1879, Ia6et Tia
engagere til at opertoge Roaen iom
Den %engeIife EUerittommanoerenoe.
2orO Chelmsford, og ifiont bans
2Gge baooe iraraooet BAN oet, SeG.
FOG ban ogiua / ct oriitigt Riot ser
iorcitiaeoe GnglGnoernes llnoiGttel
Ie al Soriparerne al Rorfes Crit.
IA Sberiten unber bette meget on.
itrengenoe Ribt iatte oper Ell 9lippe.
ilo6, ialot ban al Soften % orut-
neoe.
Golenbrdrber. ser bar ieot / Ro.
tal / 1859. ioretos / lin llngSom
talrige Reiier / Oct noroIige Grams.
oaol og Hbooeiia. Senere oeItog
ban / BET ~befienote Chartered
Company" / grobrineeu al Waibona.
lanbet, og uuber RatubeIe' Cpitnu.
ben i 1896 or9aniiereoe og iertc
ban De bersmte ~9oIenbranSer
9ops". ! 9oerfrigen bar ban
ligeleoes 5srer ior en- ipeeieI AiGe-
ling. ~aithener's Sighting SeoatS";
Tom ban ogiaa ielp bauoe iamIet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-25
urenbeoer inobpber SpgoOuI.

Tn buroe leses usIs y1srte III b%utlfers
iombelt antponins nj al bin Sloe'orlp.
ming blipsr iyGs. slsr at Der CT Iiiageu
bets trG'tiss oe piiole (rpt.
9so at bolot si Blob rent. oil bit Sps
item mso itsrre estb.o aipeuos &c Spsoomf
me. Der altie itaar ieroi9 al auartb naar
iombelt Der CT en- aabuins. Nosts iaa
Glaltsr al S. 5. s., ben Forarteos ptsItas
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-25

Htls pIeo blooreo ! Sooeoef %
ret finch at iaa SortIoringeu irem.
Wen enoeIia fom BET oa battenoe
% itammenbe ON sGgeenc, lonl
rar bit fnuit, ON @utten ban
haooe fisrt oper meo lin Gpfel, %
cen file Tise ban bopoe beisgt, %
iom aIorig funoe fomme uo i 90.
len. bpiS BUN life iif Ell RuacitoI.
90 beuoes Wtor bar iaat, at
De tan iaa eli Ser er briigt for lem
co treoipe aroner. iaa oerior
'pntc5 ieg 1T at ieg ieg pil
helit BRUCE mine Verge iii Ser,
fom oet tililut aigiort.
NilS ina % paa i'm Sar. ipGnOt
poa buoO ban piIoe iige til oct.
Ggentlig felte ban liz me9et iIou,
men ban bauoe aui9cutl 6orrem.
meIicn al at baue giort nogct ri9ti9.
Wcn oct parcoe lot, isr 6nocren
lpareoc. San ipute9 at bare iul0t
I opbc Saufer. Nen cu0eIi9 rciitc
ian liz % lu9bc lin Saano pau
NilS'a @opco.
"Gu er Ell milo @ut, IiI3. -
III ifnl Ioo Gop til at giere lonl
on uiI. Gn0m / G~itermiooog fis'
Ter ri HulcitoIcn, % iaa fan on
icIu gaa mco bort % gipe Den til
Den lille Tigc."
"3of 6or~, nobrsO Nils GLAD.
"Gu bar Ianoclig life noget al
taffe for. min @iit - nci, oct CT
mig Ser 'toI tntfc", ieict ban tan.
teiul6 til.
6uIomG9tig 9irf off iuS / iii
%TrcIic, % oct mcite al Tormiooo-
aen 8if ban Ircut o. tilbn9c Ser
inoc. 6orit bcuimoo Mioong boo
ban i'm Nuitrli fonme inc.
"Mtartba", io9oc ban, fan on
trnfc dig at m0pGrc 2anoIuitcr
ioor? Si bar 10 aligcpcI Tiaocll
her, % 9tiIa fan gisrc 1urc paa i'm
GpfeI."
6rllen ioa gIao ~ poa BAN.
ga, set fan icg. Nid)aro", iog.
DC bun bcitcmt.
"Snn tror ieg aaigcpcI icg oil
ifriuc ct MT @rcp iii Mobr. - ga,
lcg bouoe llrct i~9aarnitca, o. sc
Golf bar llrct, iom tiger al cnbpcr
CT Jig IcIu uGrmcit ihucrtiaIo
bIir man life gloocit pau ocu
Woaoe. % ueo on bpcnt scr Dor
ITrt mig oct?"
"gtei."
Set bar Nils; imorgc5, 0o Oll
rar noe, ilngtct III bans Girls, o.
fnn on tGnfc dig buao ban uiIoc
taoc for Ycugenc?"
Oct funoc 6ru 9irf life, % lao
fif bun Siitoricn. 90 Oa ocn par
'%Iltttct, ia9oe bun oct ianlme ION
life Ssitcr % Sr. 9irf boUoc
lugt:
"gtiIs or Ell inilo 0ut."
X
6nlomGgtig 9irf opbeporcoc ira
rem 1ag al Stumpcrne al Spare,
6rlIen | i'm Sfriueboroafli.
Seq bar mc0 rette tiungt Sen
iior @ctponina iom 0p0rageIics,
mioocI," Iug0c ban cn9aug ban ri,
lie Den ircrn, men oct par rigtiO,
rof mig Ielp Jon bIcp op0raget."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-25
Smaafort3|linger % Bistorier.

egentlig life beitoo al anoet emo
2apper.
~unoifpIo", iogoe ban pluoielig,
leo funoe life gisre for Bet"
NilS bolbt npiten paa at lie.
"Iei, BET funoe on Ianoelig life,
Tor Oct bar min SfpIo."
"Sa, Mor bar io9t, at ieg aItib
iial iige unoifpl0, nanr leg iteoer
lommen meb no9en poo 8noeu =
oct lifer DC 9obt, Tiger bun."
8utten gif bort til lin fOruIpt.
feoe alirp % beapnote at Ian1le
bcu op, mems gtilS bctra9teoe BAN
in~tercSIeret.
"Spno or ser i sin aurp?"
ipilrgte ban.
"9gg", iosoe 8lttten, % set Dor.
ties poa bans Stemme, at ban bar
araateiGroig.
800 ia, men iaa or De bel
saaet iitpffcr olciammen?"
"So", ipnreoe Gutter gonife
iagte, % itore Soorer trilct nco.
oper bans Giuocr.
gar oct bine egne 9Gg?"
"Sa, 6ru @anicu bou0e git mig
Dem til min lille Seitcr."
NiIS betGnfte Jig Ell 2iebIif. Oct
bar bans Sfplo, at 9@ggene bar
9aat iitpffer, % ban maatte ie at
flare Den Sag.
"SuOrmonge sGg par ocr?"
Sire"
"@oot, fom Iaa bare mco mig,
ieg Dor Der borte / 8iQaer, og ri
har ielp Sons, Ioo Sen 6iItoric ifal
Inne nof flare Tor os."
"Saf", iugbe BEN fremmcoe @ut
% trapet eiter NilS, iom cpflet
!anglomt biemoper.
"a NilS fom iuo / aieffcnct, hi.
ite oct Jig, at ban bapoe Selo meo
Jig. 6or bonOc 6ar % @or bar
noe, og Oen tpffe, goomooige Nne
nar let at fonlme operen5 meo.
Saa ct gieblif eiter pcnote balt
tllbage til lin me Sen mco lem
ltomcrfeoe, nplagte 9ga.
"SGrs9o", io9oe ban, "og ioa
maa on life pGre bono, ioroi ieg
tierte ooer dig, for oct bar min
SfpIo."
"Sof", itammet @uttcn, "Saf
= ogIaa ira lille Seiter."
"Soor gammel er lille SeIter?"
ipurgtc NiIS, ban bar nof opIaat
til en- liben SamtaIe.
"Snn er Ter gnr, men bun err
'na liSen, ioa liOen for lin 9Ioer,
og 9oftoren Tiger, at set bIir life
beore, ioroi bun alorig fomnler ms
/ 2liften."
50, men bporfor gier BUN life
6et?"
"Siae Setter fan life gaa", Iuo-
reoe @utten meo 0pbt NIuor i
Stemmen, "og bun fommer aloria
til oct. Saa ri moatte fisre ben.
oe / &llaeitol, bpiS hi piIoe hare
lenoe meb no. Den en- ioooan err
Opr, og Wor bar life Gaa0 til at
fisbe oen."
"Spor Spr er belt 0a?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-25
11iIs.
ri g. 5olf Gsnne.

NiIs babe en- Sparegris, Der
rar @ienitano for bans egen og
belle Samiliens fiGrlise Sntcresie.
Seq tilifriper BEN itor Setpo'
ming iom SporaseIiesmiooel", lag.
&c bans 6ar ofte, naar ban, noer
at Nils iaa set, puttet ell pegtig
Wpnt giennem Spreffen. "8utten
fol p9nnes til Sparlombeo. San
iaar rigelige 2ommepen9er, men
life mango 8aper. Soao ban on
fer zig al 2egetei og benilags,
mac ban pent unlfaife Jig Ielp for
@riiens Snbbolo, og ban moa oeltte
meo at iaa iine Gnifer opfplot, til
9pret er tilitr9ffelig ieoet. Get
IGrcr bam ogiaa archaeological"
Get lennet Jig MI ogIaa. 6or
Gaooe Sar og Ior fortalte plot og
Ireot ON bans 9 pariommeligbeo,
baaoe til Snfel Better og Sante
Hoia, % oisie fiGre S%legtninger
celtic belt Sorelorenes SpR paa
8riien, % forIemte alorig noger
2eiliebeo til at fobre oen.
% mi bar @riien iaa ipGffet,
at oct life engang fiirret, naar gtils
rpitet oen.
Wen ser niIbe ogfaa mart bli
@rlig for oens Snbbolb, for paa
i'm SebIelsoag , ifllloe oen ilagteS.
@riien Sooielsoag par Den 15oe
Mai, Ell Cato, Der bar palgt al Ben
praftiife @runb, at BEN falot ct
balpt Iar eiter Nils' egen SsbIels-
Gag, iauleoes of ban fit to 6eitSage
cm Iaret foruoen Slllen. 81 M
bar Der bare ct 81r Gage III. Iils
nur umaabelig ip9nbt. l1nbres ON
ser mn bar nof til ben Spei6er-
hragt, ban iau inoerlig snifet Jig?
Sper Dag fslte ban paa 8riien,
rpitet ben og fiffet paa bens trinoe,
gcmptIige gore. SO, oen a a til
liooeffenoe no, Sen piloe iiffert
life flute BAN.
Sg to Gage for "SeoIeIsoa9en"
fit ben en- ertra 6orsgelIe Of lit
Snobolb.
Oct bar TENT en- aften, l9nge
citerat Nils bapoe Iast Jig, at bans
5or9lSre lao / Saglisituen og talte
cloorlig Iammen.
"0et glaoer mig, at on er enig
meo mig, Iartba", iaeoe Subj
mGstig girf, FOR ies bar parct
lmaaoeIig pint al Sen Sog".
ga, enig og enig -" fom oct
Iiot nslenoe fra Sruen.
"Sopiit er on enig meo mig, on
fan 10 life iige ct Srb moo mine
@rltnoe."
"Mtcn Ri bar 10 Bengene,
9fiharb."
"Siit bar hi Bengene - mer
bporfor? Soroi ri bar peret Ipar.
iommelige. Se Sense er Iaamen
Iurt forticnt, pg ieg ipnes be til.
fommer os ielp meb rette."
"SSa", iuffet Sruen, "eners fonl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-25

mer ri 10 beler life paa 2anoet
iaar, % RiIs bar iaa soot al
2anbluften."
90 on iclo, fiGre Wartba, on
fnn oirfelig heller life taaIe at iiooe
berbiemme belle Sommeren. 0ei,
raar oft fommer til alt, or pi BOG
oS ielp n9rmeit."
6ulbm9gtig 9irf gif enoru ct
Bar @anee op og neo 40 @ulpet,
Iiot nroIis % nerpss, iom ON ban
aligepel life bar belt iiffer / i'm
Sag. Oct belle pinte bam / 9irfe.
!lgbeoen ogiaa meget. Get par life
iaa let at ie en- llngoomspen poa
&anben al iuloit9nbig EoeIGggeI.
lie, og Iaa laoc p9re at biplpe BAN.
Wfen ban fit 10 alorig De Tenge
igien - ialfulo ierit ON nogen
aar, og set babe ban uirfelig life
Haao til. Soo tit |ull Iobr
flare Jig iom ban funbe.
"Spor mango @ern er set,
IobrS bar?" ipurgte 6rllen pllio.
ielig.
Sem"
Ser blep ct 2iebIifS Tauie. Saa
Ia9oe Sirf beitemt:
"gnbper er Jig ieIp n9rmeit,
Wortba, leg g%ientar oct enonli en-
gang. 90 Lao os iaa looe. Dis
fusiionen ppre i~llttet og l9gge os."
6rren reiite Jig, os De sif lommcn
ino giennem S%piIeihien. @ea 9ld.
ieten itanIet 9irf ct 9ieblif og be.
trogtet Hils' Sporcsris Der tronet
miot paa ben,
ga, enbper er lig ielo % fine
%nGrmeit", gientog ban / en- eiter-
iGntIomme Zone. Saa fog ban en-
SifroneIeooel frem % pilttet Ben /
Spr9ffen.
Naar HilS bapoe ipiit Miooag,
pleiebe ban at cpfIe en- Sur / Nar.
fen liee neo Sor9loreneS Sus.
Gpfelen bar &eIultatet af Ben iib.
ite @riS' Ssoielsbae = Def pil
iige. 6ar bapoe NOT git De fleite
Tenge, men ban bapbe Itiaet iom
getingelle, at @riIen lfuloe inoe-
bolbe fem og type &roner, .og bet
babe ben oa ogiaa rigelig giort.
gtils bar eaers en- goo Gpfliit, men
ioag bar ban optat al ANDRE Can.
fer, og ba ban ipinget ON Siernet,
bapoe ban baa0e altior Iterf Sart
og glemte at rinee. &eIultatet bar,
at ban fisrte lige paa Ell @lt, Der
/; bet Iamme iprang oper Gpfelitien
meo en- &rrp / Saanoen. @utten
falot, og aurDer Jog langt bortoper
Seie,l. Nils peltet ogiaa, men ban
bar itrar paa 9enene igien, og ga
ban bleu flar oper, at bperfen ban
eaer ben fiare Gpfel bapoe taget
nogen Sfabe, begpnote bans Scr
grelie at Ipiroe for Sepioitbeben
ON, of ban egentlig Ielu bar Sfplo
i llbeloet.
Gen anoen @ltt bapoe ogiaa reiit
fig; Sells ian, at oct par en- bleg,
mager, liOen 6pr meo 9luie, Iom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-25
8lip lite ligegylDig
mco Din SloStoriDuin9

billie Slosmsoiciu. oil sisuoplips biz Blob
% etus Dig up Si7rts Os Suuobeo liant
iorsast eipsfrdft. 1nbpsr irTnser bet net
% M ios al bolee Sp isuisi psrfett Sors
%iGtnins. @aG I'll eit Apothet % iaG en-
NlGiis ioGs. % 5piS ou irGuser en- seses
RaaS tan ou srhoiss bet noen Ssfonnins
uso at itrIpe III 9leOsal ShecIor. Spiit
Sp.ciie 60. % Omit sabcratorp. ats
Ianta, Ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-25

ganr re fprugsr 1sres subfrtgtt1n, isrs
beIt Bot. eger BGniaHstsRir1. Get er nni'
ieri al isnoe lsfs 9sHge ! ciH,tuoeltge Srepe.
% 81 Fan life pRrs duioGrltge Tor SeHse. isn
blir bcrte pdd Geteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-25

Outs 1s liter II stsrab. eshtn", anhs'aI ben
NJ Sabcsr 90 aiereie. IS ben Ct Raaer al
eIaeei M 90 ea - % ieursr &c % en- NJ
gbsnneut, ecI pi not rtee at panliisnns BET.
The Coconino sun., 1918-02-15
Had Some of the Same Kind.

Samuel Johnson, printer and book seller, author of the first English dic- tionary, made an offer of his heart and hand to his second wife in this eccentric style: "My dear woman, l am a hard-working man, and withal, something of a philosopher. am, as you know, Aery poor-I am a printer. always have been respectable myself, but I grieve to tell you that one of my uncles was hung"
 The reply was in kind: q have less money than you, Samuel, sut I shs.n try to be philosophical, too. None of my relatives have been hung, but l have several who ought to be-"
 Providence and philosophy have ev- idently mated us, my good woman" said Samuel, as he pressed chaste salute upon the lady's brow.
The Coconino sun., 1918-02-15

of my history lessons was about these dwellings. Naturally I have always wanted to see them.
 "This historical attraction of Ari- zona is extremely we'll advertised since the story is told and retold to every boy and girl as a lesson in school"
 As MT. Cochran states, the Tonto Cliff Dwellings have long been one of Arizona's chief attractions. Even as far back as 1540 the gray-walIed towers on the mountain side caught the eyes of Coronado's men. These adventurers, however, were looking for gold instead of history and they swarmed up the nights, expecting a rain of arrows from lurking red men. But then, as now, the dwellings were deserted, having been so for perhaps a thousand years.
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"And,e writes Mir. Cochran further, "your splendid Apache Trail makes this wonder, the Roosevelt Dam and countless other places of interest, cas- fly accessible to the motorist. Ari- zona is to be congratulated upon this highway. In all my extensive trav- els throughout the country, I have seen few places that can compare with it for beauty and interest"
 MT. Cochran has hit the note when he places Arizona foremost among the tourist attracting states of the nation, yet how many Arizonians with cars have visited these nationally famous scenic points, though they lie within easy range of their autos. Take month, a week, or even a weekend some time this year, and start a more intimate acquaintance with your state.
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State of Arizona.

State of Arizona,
 County of Coconino-ss.
 I, Dan J. Cronin, County Recorder in and for the County and State afore- said, do hereby certify that the with in instrument was filed for record at 9:30 o'clock A. M., on this 8th day of January, A. D., 1918, and duly re- corded in Book No. 2, of Articles of Incorporation, Records of Coconino County, Arizona, at pages 398, ct seq Witness my hand and official seal the day and year first above written
 DAN J. CROWN, (SeaD County Recorder
 By IRENE BART,
 Deputy Jan. 18.--Feb. 22.
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GOODRICH TIRE TESTING CHIEF LIKES ARIZONA. PRAISES
 SCENIC AND HISTORIC ATTRACTIONS.

"One of the most interesting places we visited in Arizona" writes George Cochran to J. w. Francis, of the Northern Arizona Motor Company, "were the Tonto Cliff Dwellings. Few sights in America have ever im- pressed me as much as did this an cient pile of ruins."
 Mir. Cochran is Chief of the Pacific Fleet of Goodrich Tire Testing cars, and met Mir. Francis on the Arizona run of the machine when they were in the Southwest.
 "I can remember when I was a youngster in school many years ago." he continued in his letter, "that one
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UNITED STATES ENGINEERS
 PUZZLE THE FRENCHMEN

French people are very much aston ished over the arrival of several big locomotives which the Americans are installing in the war-torn country for service. The size of the engines and their almost unbelievable strength puzzle the French, who were used to seeing marrow guage" engines.
 The London "Times" of recent date says: "The first American loco motive service upon the American tracks built by American engineers in France is in operation on section of the French front. The sound of the whistle brought memories of home to
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STATE OF ARIZONA
 Office of the ARIZONA CORPORATION

ARlZONA CORPOhA1lON
 COMMISSION United States of America,
 State of Arizona--ss. The Arizona Corporation Commis- sion does hereby certify that the an- nexed is a true and complete trans cript of the
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF FASH CREEK CATTLE COMPANY" which were filed in the office of said Arizona Corporation Commission on the 24th day of January, A. D., 1918, at 800 o'clock p. m., as provided by law.
 In Testimony Whereof, The Arizo- ma Corporation Commission, by. its Chairman, has hereunto set it's hand and affixed it's Official Seal. Done at the City of Phoenix, the Capital, this 24th day of January, A. D., 1918,
 ARIZONA CORPORATION
 COMMISSION, (SeaD F. A. JONES,
 Chairman. Attest: SAM W. PROCTOR,
 Secretary.
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the engineers and astonished the French, as also did the American To- comotive bell. The bell, however, will be removed, because bell is sig nal in the French army for gas at tack. This locomotive is the first purely American model running on broadguage American tracks ever in service in Europe"