davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-11-28

Just 624 hours now until old San
TIA, the popular ace, aeroplanes this
way.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-11-28

SAVE A QUARTER HERE-give
Brother the American Boy for
Christmas. It's a fine, clean, in
teresting magazine. It's regular
price is $50. but you can buy it
for $125. And a lot of other bar
gains in magazines. The Tribune.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-21
WOmen;S Dress Skirts S8.5O 10 S22..5O

A wonderful collection of appealing styles in Silk Skirts for women, fancy silk skirts in Plaids stripes and plain colors, Silk Faille, Silk Poplin and Baronet Satin, with jackets to match. Exceptional values, $50, 5000, SI25O to $22.50
 Stylish Wool Skirts, black and white checks, stripes and paids, in serge, poplin, jersey, gab- ardine and fancy mixtures. Unusual values in a wide range for selection. Priced, $6 50, 5000, $l2.50, $500 and up to $l8.50
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-21
WOmen;S SiK PethCOQtS Special, S495

New shipment just arrived. This is lucky purchase, picked up by our New York buyer. Taffetas, satins and jersey tops, with silk flouncing; liberal color assortment in plain, changeable and fancy stripes. Don't miss see ing this pretty showing of fine petticoats; the regular values are up to $50. Just think, Monday you take your choice of the entire lot at only $495.
 Then, too there Is such wonderful assortr ment of popular colors
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-21
WOmen;S Silk COQts SIS 10 .S35 and Up

Women Pretty Silk Coats in 1affeta and Gros de Londres silks of filmy texture are Dame Fashions latest decree for spring wear. We are showing an especially attrac- tive assortlent in all the newest eolors and combinations, mostly 3-4 lengths, some half lined, others lined throughout. some belted styles. others with tie sash, the colors are pink, rookie, Sammie, tan. gray, navy mad black. the prices range, Si6.50, $25.00, S2750 and up to $500.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-21
Pattern Hats
 ShOlUrl in 0 Great Variety S8.5O to 5000

you should find the hat your liking the above lot would call special attention the we'll selected ment of Pretty Pattern Hats showing beautiful tailored models all white and combinations Picture hats for dress afternoon evening beautifully trimmed with fancy ribbons and flowers other little shapes auny trimmed with pretty agrete or fancy wings
  leaves
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-21

36-inch, Silk and Cotton Crepe de Chine 49c In pink flesh, black, white old and light copen blue coors suitable waists underwear
 Special Sale of Embroidery per yd. Sc Swiss cambrc and nainsook edges and insertions to l2 inches wide many pretty designs, big assortment suitable for waists dresses extra special Monday, per yard, 9c
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-21
75c Turkish Bath Towels 49c

This is good heavy quality. 22x43 inches pink blue yellow, plain fancy border, extra heavy knapp, bleached, regular 75c seller special Monday only 49c
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-21
SIX Waist Special Ss2I31t s5.g5 'o Gs7ss5 s7'5o S4.9 95

These waists made of Georgee crepe de chine and fancy striped wash silks beautiful color combinations Hobby dress models with handsome collars and cuffs trimmed with touch of hand embroidery beads others strictly tailored models with convertible collars the coors flesh maize turquoise gray black and navy specially priced for Monday only. choice, $495.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-21
Tempting Price Reductions Monday and Tuesday
 Note Carefully he FoLLouing Prices

Extra Special Women's Boot Silk Hose Three
 Pairs for Sl.00 IA inch silk boot all sizes 12 10 double high spiced heel double sole and wide elastic top Limit pairs to a customer
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-21
A Wonderful Sale Of Plain,
 Trimmed and Tailored u14o Reg. KaLs to $Z5Q OI OE 1 1QLS Mondays Especial ID4.SC

Without doubt believe this the biggest Hat value you have been offered this This embraces wide and showing of the Spring and Summer models for general In the lot will find tai lored models small hats flower trimmed others trimmed
 with fancy ribbon while still others have just the right finish with wings few flowers ribbon bow Extra special values, well worth up $7.50 Special Monday $4.95
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-21
Pretty Lingerie CO., WAISTS 0CC

These pretty waists made of fine grade of Vole fancy striped bate and striped voe with pretty hand embroidery trim
 and nsets of e and venetian acs dainty sleeves tailored choke collar styles while others have large sailor collars have pretty ed fronts all wanted 36 AS special 98c
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-21
$3.5O Fancy Silks S2.69

4o.0U Fancy olIkS 3Z.0S Satin Francaise Taffeta Crepe Meteor and Foulards 60 inches vide. n floral designs rings paids narrow and wide stripes ln black. navy. copen and JoIfTe blue. gold. plum. purple and green.
 33-inch Pure Dyed Silk Shirting $1.35 10 white with satin stripes Of red lavender purple copou, old and dark blue assorted stripes wide narrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-21
Golden Values in Beautiful Spring Suits Ranging in Price From .S32.5O 10 .S35

vel O for folk styles neatly finished wit" braid Py Eton Jacket styles hustle effects the mater tar a wool ndw Mih etc n nh hpopha tan, n,rooke blue nvy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
LIBERTY MOTOR TRUCKS
MADE BY THOUSANDS

Much has been said and written
about the now Liberty truck Al
the various truck shows where 4,
huH heen on exhibition II has been
the object OF much favorable com
mcni This " as II should he fps
tho mon who are responsible for i,s
design deserve the hcartiest appro,
val OF tho American public But
moro marvellous than the tfuck II.
sell is the fact that within a re-
mhrkHhly short space nr time thou
sands Of Liberty trucks OF the v,rI.
GUS types win be at the seahoard
ready for shipment abroad What
are tho conditions that are hclpinr
To bring about this remarkable sperd
IN production The answer can he
summed UP in one word Standard
xatinn
In various parts OF the country.
hundreds uf large manufacturing
companies are devotinE their entire
I'm" 10 the manufacture OF one or
possibly more standardized parts for
lhe Liberty trucks, while In other
factories all time and work ls nut
TO producing other parts In many
cases several manufacturers Hro
making the samo INTERCHANGEABLE
pali Two or more are producing
nothing but ono design OF carbure
tor, others the standard Liberty
motor WIN" others produce only
trauemissiuuS
These uniform sesign Interchange
able parts which 80 TO make up the
army trucks are then packed and
Whipped % the various truck manu- o.
lA'iur't7 who assemble and briid
w the Liberty trucks
IWhElp" u YOU can tho time that
~ saved iu operating the truck
huildinE PROGRAM under this plan.
sis not too much TO say that the
r'-ul llN NJ coming battles may de-
pend upon the dispatch with which
our army trucks ARE rushed 10 the
'h'iI' lines lust how much we
owe Z. .hr organizing and planning
ihlIii' oi our big business men who
nee giving their time to the great
''. "lI perhaps never he FULLY
lf"rlatod How sound their
Judgment ini designing a truck com
posed entirely OF standardized units
ot known performance aud durahIl.
~ II demdpstrated by the remark
able dispS Ych-- with which Liberty
trucks are Rsshs produced.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
"SPORTING
RANGE"
POWER

To take a new lease on life and climb
on with renewed courage when you
would expect her to falter at SO long
and steep a grade
To speed faster and yet faster after
you thought she had delivered her
final spurt-
That is thoroughbred performance
the kind that the sporting range" of
power makes possible in the Peerless
tWo-poWer range eight
When you call upon the Peerless for
feats of proWress of which few cars are
capable, you get instant, willing and
able response.
You need fear no contender no mat
ter what "class" it may be able to
show
And toreach her sporting range" you
have only to open the throttle wider to
release her double poppets when a
deep groWl of brute power replaces
the soft purr of her "loafing" range.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

out or running adjustment, vet suf
| ficient range Is given To take care
or varying grades OF fuel, making
n perfect setting possible with any
grade or 'fua and making at the
same tirhs a Carburetor that, canno
be lsmpefed with by AN uniforms ed
operator. General instructions fot
adjustment given above follow, eN.
cept that range OF "A" and "B' u
limited as stated,
Notice.
The set screws on side " carbur
otor act as stops for the throttle
lever. " motor runs TOO fast when
idling, back M set screw which acts
nH a stop II too slow, turn set
screw In opposite direction. whieii
VIII hold the throttle open a little
wider. II set screw does not hold
firmly IN place tap slot TO pinch It.
To simplify tho above. for ad-
tusting cRrburetor on ear the
adjustment OF which has been tam.
pered with proceed as follows: with
spark lever properly set at retard,
slowly turn back on the air screw
u untll the engine slows down or
carburetor pops. then turn Il back
nntfi the engine runs smoothly aud
we'll. This viii be the low speed
adjustment.
Next advance spark npen throt.
tic quickly and Immediately close,
and t1rn back On the gas needle
screw "a" n littlo at a time. until
the engine speeds up quickly, OF as
the saying is. Has good get
away"
II II Is found that tho screw A
must he turned very far before tho
proper setting Is obtained, Il would
he well 10 stop the adjustment. first
seeing II the gas needle A IL omen
about three-quarters way from It's
closed position, AS given for a new
~ Installed carburetor DO not at.
tempt to make the high speed ad
justment by turning both tho air
screw II and gas screw A.
This carburetor is hot air lack
eted. some ot the exhausted aasos
heing made 10 pass around the mix
ing chamber and then around the
Venturi tube OF tho nozzle. In the
summer time this may result In too
much heat and there is therefore
a shutter y, found on the bottom
OF the carburetor. alongside OF the
needle A. which can bo opened In
case the carburetor becomes too
hot II should be closed In the win
ter time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
FLOATING
RANGE'
ECONOMY

To purr along in the consciousness Of
tremendous reserve force
To be able to loaf smoothly behind re-
tarded traffic and yet be able to dash
ahead the instant there is an opening
smoothly without hesitation--and
quickly reach any permissible city
speed
This is the charm Of Peerless Eight in
its "loafing range.
To have in reserve rugged resistless
power at no expense until you use it
that is the economy Of the tWo-poWer
range Peerless Eight.
For in its loafing range the Peerless is
on half rations consuming fuel so
sparingly as to shame many a lesser
powered SiX-eyen many four l
Here is eighty horse power which you
can use with true economy in every
day driving yet eighty horse power
which you can use with full effect
when you need or desire it.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
ny rREDERICK @. GUEnKLrcn, NJ. Il.

will be sprayed out of the nozzle
&, and at the same time some air
Will enter, as shown by the arrow
q. aud mix with this gas While
this iH hnppeniug the suction ot the
engine Will tend TO pull open the
shutter T.. which opening is resisted
by the spring n should the mix
ture Of the nozzle e aud air q br
too rich, hy turning back on tho
screw II the shutter l. will be al
lowed tu open slightly and 30 allow
more air 10 enter the milking cham
ber.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
AUTO LESSON NO. 50.
Carburetor Adjustment.

8 The Marvel Carburetor. used on
fhe Buick and other pleasure cars,
and on many trucks, differs In it's
adjustment from most other cnrbu-
retors In that the low speed adjust
Jment Is made on the air, while the
high speed adjustment Is made di-
reStiy on gasoline spray nozzle
The Illustration shows cross
section OF tho carburetor. When the
engine is running slowly. gasoline
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
Making the Cost of
Big Power
Reasonable for
Little Uses

For distance driving one
never begrudges the cost of
Big Power-thc Joy of : eating
up the miles--of leveling the
steepest gredes-fully compen-
safes.
But your distance-driving is
occasional, while your utility
driving is an everyday affair.
Using Big Power to fetch
and carry five or six days a
week, in order to have it for
distance-driving week-ends and
holidays. violates ones concep-
tion of reasonable enonomy.
SO the amply able own two
cars-a questionable economy.
And the less favored get
along with low power - and
forego the greatest Joy of own
ing a motor car.
That is -- unless they know
the Peerless Eight.
Here is Big Power-eighty-
horsepower-ready to conquer
distance and level the hills
whenever you want or need it.
But it's Big Powr that you
can use with economy for Lit
tie Uses.
The Peerless Eight has two
separate and distinct power
ranges--a "loafing" range for
Little Uses--a sporting" range
for big Power,
1t is a car of "dual person
ality," combining OPP osing vir-
tues and eXcelling in both.
Ask the Peerless dealer to
show YOU the 10y of its re-
markablc contrasts in perfor-
nance -- its great economy
without sacrifice.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

Asking MI Of ChapplD Hros for
auto news he said. 'r.fH.ug new.
We are spending most u' n4r time
hunting cars, We have several car
loads On the way but can't say when
they lNiIl arrive.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

BUY w A r SAVING
STAMPS AND HELP
WIN THE WAR.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-22
DE De. cE Sc PUN BuroNl "A
MfNECELE HAINEI?

|
Moda de a pune butoni la mi.
necele hainei, butoni ce nu ser.
vesc nici unui scop, de sigur ar
trebui ca sa intereseze pc. multi,
un scrietor 1nsa neavind de
iucru s'a apucat ca sa descopere
istoria acestor butoni.
Iata ce spune ell: Au fost tim
pnri cind omul nj, intrebninta ba.
|stiste, poate pc acele tinpuri niei
nu sc sta de ele, Insa era o prac-
| [tsca de toatc zilcle ca o,n,ll s;i-si
stearga nasul Gu nineca de Ia
|haira. In zilele acelc ayeau. ca 81
roi Daine de pnst;lv mai gros, in
|sl. lie sigur nu avca butoli in
snine.ele haine' Odata rlul dni-
tr1 regii mai rogati la VENT j.
IGsr ca sa .niur,c; sc!tlati. sAl
III ~ poate sls, cttrat 81 frumos,
th's:a, pc Gin trupele lni, eu co.
re Sc mIndrea, trecean defilind
| pc dinaintea lui, el a observat ca
minecele hainelor sunt cam muir.
dare, pcatru ca soldatii le fntre.
buintau la stersul nasului. Fl ime
dat a dat 0 proclamatie prin ca.
re spunea ca pc minecele haine.
lor sd fie cHsut un r1nd de bu.
toni. Butonii serveah in acel
timp ca sa reaminteasca soldati'
lor ca minecele de la hainele dc
parada sd nu fie iutrebuintate Ia
stersul nasului, 81 aceia &C uitap
81 duceau mineca pima Ia mas, OBJ
.servau bNtonii si-si aduce&u a
Iminte de porulnca data. Veden
deci ca butonii aveaH,- ne timpuri
un scop fdhrte trebuincios, 81 asst
| |fel trebuinta b facut cd pc toate
hainele sd fie cusuti butoni Ia
locM numit. Mai tfrziu, dupa &C
practica de a sterge nasul Gu mi.
neca fost uitata 81 oamepii = 'au
invatat ca "a fntrebuinteze batis.
Itele, bntonii au ra1nas II haine ca
Iniste DECORATE, fnsS scopnl lol
lce-l serveau odata . fostStu totul
scapat din vedere. ST de sigur
Imai tirziu vrc-un croisor -ori mo.
tdist . mutat butonii y partea
Iceealalta = nl1,aeeei, o. - IRE.
Ilnte ceva non, adeeA pumat ca
LA faca d schimbsre, deci 4 VENT
sS fie Ia mcdk co butonii IS fie
icusuti II locul acela, u De atnncl
[toti croisorii f+a eas.s = ! lQsul NJ
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-22
n|aruTltlSlII.

s. w y u NA
Cind un ON g bolnav mai
usor al face sd bea glaja de
|rachiu decit al CONVINCE sd in
ghita lingurita de medicinal.
y curies ca unii oameni sunt
|atit de miopi, incit nu pot vedea
dccft nasul Tor. Un popa ,,cel msi
vechiu din America, zice in un
ravas Cd nu poate lua parte la Q
adunare a Ligei sNationale Romi-
ne, find ca cele ce s'au facut p7-
ma acum pc teren national, pc
|acest continent, nu all PRINT con-
|simtamfntul ,,dinastiei" din care
face parte sfintia sa. - E de mi
rare ca unii oameni nu vad cit de
usor abdica ,,conducatorii fl
resti", ca sd Sc vindece de gran
domaine.
..Vagabondur ce va bate in
curind pc la caselc mpncitorilor,
e un prieten veritabil al munci,
|torilor constienti. ,,CumatrasS s'a
|nascut fnainte de vreme, av7nd
ca parinti nistc lighioane ce vo-
|iau sd fnvenineze oxganizatia noa-
stra; ,,Vagabondul" va curata
neghina din ogorul national.
Daca s'ar face statistical, la
conducatorii diferitelor particle
formate fntre romimii de pc acest
continent, vom raminea surprinsi
vazind ca mai toti socialistii ira
iesc Gu femeile altora - Gu cred
ca a fura femeia ,,tovarasului'' G
cea mai buna calificatie pentru
un socialist veritabil.
Pima acum nu s'a auzit mimic
dc .,tovarasul" din st. Louis ce
STA parasit nevasta, ,,pentru
idee''. De sigur daca rsface asa
ceva vre-un conducator nationa.
Hist ar Fl clasat fntre cele mai
brutale bestii e altceva insa
cind e Towards.
4
,,RepublicanuA Petrino" tre-
cut prin masina de palmi, astep-
tam acum Sc vedem Sc va rezul-
ta: Sc va cuminti orr va deveni 81
mai prost.
Fratii din Gary invita- 81 pc
Iancu de la mare - ca sal vim
Idece de boala tradarii. b
De la caderea, Kaisernlui ito
varasii'' lui din Detroit sunt
foarte descurajati.
De cmd ne-a VENT stirea ca ar
mata Romina in AYdeal Ito.
poafale" si-au pus botul pc labe,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-22
INFORMATIUu


Scaparea unor puscariasi. ~
Sseubenville, Ohio. De la in
chisoarea din Jefferson au scapat
ieri patru detinuti printr'o gau-
.ra pc care O. facusera in zid. Cum
inchisoarea lor Sc. afla la al trei-
lea etaj, eli s'au folosit de 0 firm
ghie ca sd Sc coboara Jos. Pima
acum sunt inca la larg.
Cutrempr de pamint. - Los
Angeles = I'm cutremur de pa
mint, destul de mare ca sd spar
ga ferestrele 81 sd doboare vase
le de pc polite, s'a simtit ieri in
partile de sud de la Los Angeles
81 dealungul oceanului pima la
Santa Monica.
Pierderils Qermaniei in oameni.
Copenhaga. iarul VQrwaerts
din Rerlinscrie cd Spierderile Ger
nlaniei in oameni pima Ia 81 Oe-
tombrie I'd fost de $3.50, 900. a.
ceste pierderi Sc impart astfel:
I, $50, 600 morti; 1000. 600 raniti
400, ,OO0 prisonieri 81 260, 900 fara
sS IA: So xs4so 10 :, ,y.,,,x a ks q.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-22
niei, darlmSnd tprpill coanplect,
Printul q scapat neraniitt.

nlei, darlmllaoA turpill COM ,fect.
Printul q scapAt neranit
Limitarea 1sAsursk Roma,
Astazi. 5 \ DIT I'M dectok regal
prin care se limiteaza censura
nlilitara pusk pc stiri. Totusi ra-
[poartele falsecari ar ayea efectul
50, alarmeze publicul snnt supu-
|se persecntiei legilor militare.
Crima 81 sinucidere. New
port, r. L Marinarul Roy Stir
non din Texas STA finpuscat ieri
sofia 81 dupa aeeia s'a sinncis 81
el Gu aceias arnla. O scrisoare ga
|sita asupra lui. era se,nnata de
sofia sa, caresfi spnnea ca vrea sS
Sc desparta' de, el.
Reintoarcsrea rAfugiatilor. pc
Ia vetre. Paris. - Trei suite de
mil de refugiati din nprdul Fran
tel, carl stau la Paris din primcle
|saptamini ale razboinlui, Sc pre-
gatesc sa Sc refntoarca Ia caminu-
rile lor. Sc fac fncercafi de al. 20
pri sd piece toti odata, 81 accasta
II
din. cauza Upset de hranS in pars
tile under Sc gasesc locuintele Tor.
Vapoare scufundate. Londra.
Amiralitatea engleza anunta Cd
vapoarefe aliatilor 81 ale tarilor
Nneutre, scufundate in decursul
lunei Odtombrie, dau un total de
80, zoo de tone. Anglia singura a
perdut $4,000 de tone.
/ Ucidere& unof bandit. Lok
Angeles. Aici a murit Dale Jo-
nes 81 sofia sa Margie, cautati de
autoritatile mai multor state pen
tru jafurile ST omorurile ce le-au
comis. Ei an fost fmpuscati ieri
amindoi de seriful William j. An
derson dupa ce au omerft pc un
alt serif Gu nuihele George Van
Vlief,, pc cfnd acesta fncerca sal
|aresteze.
Toanels unui -nebuh Cleve-
land, Ohio. Citiva lucratori de
pc strada e.. 40-th au scapat ca
prin minune de a Fl impnScati de
Thomas Carrop, care d?nd in ne
hnnie din boala nunita inffuen
ia spaniola, esise pc strada in
hainele IL. noapte 81 tragea in
tr'lna focuri GA 0 puscii' a fost
rrins dc petite dupa Q go;lpa oe
|citeva blocuri.
Hrank p6ntfu Enrepeni. Wa
xhhngton. Astazi s'a raportat
ca au 81 pornit spre Europa va
poare in earl STUNT incarcate 200,
900 tone de hrana pentru popula-
| tia din nordul Frantei, din Bel
gia 81 din Austria.
Hindenburg e inca idolul ger
manilor. Washington. Con
lsiliul muncitorilor 81 soldatilor de
la Cassel q indemnat populatia sa
dea lui Hindenburg toate onoru-
rile cuvenite. Manifestll zieea
.,Hindenburg ma fost nici odata
mai aproape de- inimile noastre
ca acum cind Ai indeplineste da-
torias
Pentru invingere. Paris. -
Raoul Peret, presedintele comisi.
L 10 ~
unei de budget, . zis in camera
ca ar trebni "a toti delegatii We
niti la conferinta de pace Sd fie
lrugati. a visita plrtile Frantei in.
vaaate de Germani 81 81 Sc con
vinga eli singnri de pagnbile 81 &c
fvastarile faptuite de mamie. Din.
sui si-a exprimat, parerea ca Fran
ia ar Fl bine -sa ceara nu numal
reparatii in bani de Ia Germania
dar 81 restitujrea uneltelor 81 ma
|terialelor brute pc carl lea carat
de aici.