davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-17
Odbyti.

On: Zach, miluie-li 0ovek
divku tax uprimne, iaho ia
vas, slibuje il i hvezdy S ne
be. ="
Ona: "Hn, to je ovsem take
to nejlacinejsi.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-17

Dle udLyVdll, ZuSCall VerIH SVc-
mu rumunskemu pGvodu a nj
kdy nezavrhli rumunskeho ja-
Zyka. Jenom We dvou anebo We
trech pfipadech, jak u velkych
rodin PuriSkevicn a Krupen-
skych, je mono uznamsnati IL
speech porustovacich snah.
Pc cele Devatenacte stoleti
zachovaia 81 Bessarabie svuj
ramunsky raz. V roce 1912,
Gle zprav rumunske akademie
vydanych v roce 1889, bylo
100000 Rumund a $4,000 pri-
slusniku jinych narodnosti VI
Bessarabii. 0 padesat let po-
zdeji dustojnik ruskeho gene
ralnlho stabu We sve zprave Via
de Bessarabie naznacil, re tri
ctvrtiny celkoveho obyvaRl-
stva provincii jsou Rumuni.
Ruska uredni statistika let
1890 a 1900 priznava asi stej-I
my pomer, kdezto spolehliva
statistika francouzskeho histo-
rika Rambanda ukazuje jasne,
re Rumuni tvori vetsinu obyva-
te,stva Bessarabie.
Rumunske naroky ma Bessa-
rabii spocivaji ma pevnych "a
hladlch historic a ma nepopira
t9in6 rumunskem razu pritom-
Echo obyvatelstva. z techto du
vodu nemuze Sc pohlizet ma ri
skani Bessarabie Rumunskem
jake ma nahradu "a ponizujici
mir, vnuceny mu centralnimi
mocnostmi. RumunslO cinilo 81
vzdy naroky na toto Gzemi a
|tyto byly stejne spravhdlive ja-
ko naroky ma Sedmihradsko,
ktere jsou popirany centralni-
mi mocnostmi, ktere krom toho
pripravily RumunGko dalSi Il.
zemi, obydlene vyhradne ru-
munskym obyvatelstvem.
Revolucnl Rusko prizna,o
pravo obyvatelstvu Bessarabie,
ably rozhodio samo SVEN osu
Gu a V dust dku teto zasady o
sebeurceni Bessarabie zvolila 81
narodni shromazdGni, ktere Sc
staosmdesati hlasy proti trem
rOzhod o Sc pro jednOtu Ru-
munskem. TAX stara nesprave-
dlnost napravena byla Ruskem
novym, zatim co novy krikla-
v6jsi zlocin byl spachan Meme
ckcm.
Ia ruskGho panstvi B 9ssara-
ole ucinila may pokrok, jakko
l.v byla jednou z nejbohatsich
Zemed6 skych provincii iizniho
Euska. Nemela dostateCneho
janozstvl zaleznic, nemela male
zltG vyvinuteho Skolstvi a v du,
sledku toho jeji obyvatelstvc
bylo zanedbano. Nyni Bessara
lie op6tne tvori cast materskt
Zcm6 a dluzno jenom doufati
~ brzy bude mozno odstranit
! snutne stopy stareho ruskeh(
, rezimu, ktery zanadbaval nej
iepsi sve prilezitosti.
Nyn6jsl germanof.lska vlads
rlmunska nebude u vesi.a vec
ne prijdou dolby, kdy move pt
l rl6ry piinuti Rumunsko, alb.
: navazaio pratalstvi Sc sousedn
q ruskou Zemi, kde jiste v brzkl
a Giaviti bude vitezstvi obrozen;
D dcmDkracie, ma k1re bolSevic
a spachali tolik necdpustitelnycl
y zlocinu. J ste pax obrozena vi;
: ca rumunska naleznc novo,
S vladou ruskou prate'' skou "a
a kladnu pro novou mezinarodn
Il spolupraci.
Il ?it6zstvi spojencu jenom j
il SIC sesi,i pa5ky vizici Bessara
u | i k Rumunsku. Bessarabie il
: sic znstane casti noveho Ru
u munska V tom pripade, kdy
Ia mlrov6m kongresu zrusen
l. bude platnost ohayn6 smlouv
: bukur eStske a Rumunsku vrac
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-17
ZEME SKIPETARU.

Davno odkladana ofensiva
spoiencd ma Balkane povzbu-
zuje nadeji, ze silly demokra-
Gle ma tomto nepokojnem po
loostrove ucini jednou pro
vzdy konec vybojnym chout--
kan panovacnych plemen po
hegemonii a Ze rozlicnym ma
rodnostem dostane Sc zde ma
proste svobody. Aspirace ST.
hu, Rekd, Bulhard a jinych al
banskych narodd jsou vefejno
sti dobre znamy: ale jeden ma
rod, nejstarsi a nejhouzevna-
tejsi re vsech, zustava az do
sud temer pouhym geografic
kym pojmem pro vetsinu ctena
RI. Jsou to Albanci, Gill jak 81
sami rikaji, Skipetari. Albanie
rozklada Sc, podel vychodniho
pobrezi more Jaderskehho, ma
proti Italii. Ma severn je ohra
nicena Cernou Horou, a vycho-
de Srbskem, ma jihu Reckon.
Albanie drzi ovladajici posici
mad Adrii, a pristav Valony, po
vazovan "a jeden nejlepsich
ma svete a oznacovan vojensky
mi odborniky ia Gibraltar mo
re Jaderskeho. Jest to divoky
rozervany kraj hornaty,, slime
zalesneny, bez silnic a cest.
Albanie stala Sc nominelne
provincii Turecka roku 1913,
kdy londynska konference pro
vedla znamou komedii S knize
tenn z Wiedu. Albanci stezova
Ii 81 tehdy trpce ma tuto typic
ky diplomatickou slataninu,
poukazujice ma to, ze mnohe
ciste albanske distrikty byly
privteleny k Cerne Hore, Srb-
sku a Recku. Albanie z toho
duvodu zustala lhostejnou VII
ci obema stranam pri propuk
mutt svetove valky. Byla to cha
rakteristicka isolace, nebot' AL
banic stala osamocena po ce-
lou svou historii. V dobe vyvr-
choleni narOdnostnich tendec1
Albanci zasluhuji lotmeho po-
vSimnuti. Vedli nejdelSi a nej
tvrdsi zapas re vSech historic
ky pamatnych boju ia neodvi-
slost a rodnou pudu, ale jsou
nepohOstinni, divocl a neprosli
skolou propagandy, ziskali 81
! malo pozornosti pro sve hrdin-
, sk6 dejiny.
Houzevnatost Srbu a stated
most Cernohorcu v bojich prot
: MosleminGm blednou u pOrov-
mani So zkusenostmi tohoto zbyt
ku davneho plemene po veky
} bez pilmeri a bez Cddechu v
} zapase proti vsem nepratelum
Vice nez 1000 let stall Alban
: ci ma sve pude, couvajice krOk
, Ia krokem z vysep sve vlasti
: ale stfezice jeji jadro tax dc
s bTe a tax ob6tave, re jeSt6 dnes
!, zustava jejich otcina nejment
j znamym krajem V Europe. Jsor
/, nejstars,m evropskych pie
men, ktera zustala do dneSks
ziti na pGde, kde prvni papr'
ky historic je nasty, a toto prt
zitl bylo umozneno pouze del
sim, tvrdosijnejsim a statecne
aim zapasem, nez jaky Ned
:; kterykoliv jiny narod balkan
sky. Mlcel;vy, pochmurny Ski
petar vedl vsak svui zapa
" tise, poschmurnym q nezlom
= nym duchem, ,osamocene, zatln
II co ostatni utlacovani narodOv'
d volali neustale 20 sympatiicl
u sv6ta. Rtyri roxy sv6tove walk.
i setrely vsak mnoho $ teto iso
II lace. Mnoho tisic iich bojuj,
dnes dobrovolne v rsdach spo
i jencu, V jejichz veci spatruji n;
l. deli pro zfskani sve neodvislo
j. sti.
l. ''Nic takoveho neni, jako a
i bansky narod!' prohlasil hr1
a be knizc Bismarck ma Berlin
y skem kongresu. Lepe recenc
e nebylo zadneho albanskeho di
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-17
RAKOUSKO A AMERIKA.
Monarchie a republika.
Committee on Public
Information.

iASSAc JS oNAOCi1O " I'LL JCOIldC.
A nase Spejne Staty rozvinuji |
celou svou financni a vojen-
skou moe, zatim co We Vidni, |
Berllne a Carihrade cekaji sc |
zatajenym dechem odpoveH |
presidenta Wilsona.
A ia jiste dopadla ma central
nj mocnosti jako blesk cista
jasna. Jiste necekali, re by z
Washingtonu zaznela nejaka
salmaj miru "a kazdou cenu,
ale Z e by Ameriky zaznel ia
kovy hlas, slyseny miliony, a
ktery donutl) stredoevropske
zpatecnicke monarchie, ably ko
necne priznaly barvu, toho asi
necekaly.
A nez sc nemecti, rakousti a
turecti statnici vzpamatuji, bu
de Jim jiste zasazena druha ra
ma - armady spojencI postou-
pi jiste ma fronte a brzy uslysi-
me o padu te ci one pevnosti v
Hindenburgove linii.
A treti rama bude - az A
merika stastne dokonci ctvrtou
pujcku svobody.
Kazdy cetl, jaky poprask pa
nuje ma berlinske burse. To
znamena, re nemecti financni-
ci Sc smahem chteji zbavit
svych nemeckych bezcennych
papird, vsech tech akcii veli-
kych spolecnosti ma vyrobu del
pusek, streliva a vsech vafec-
nych potreb. A stejne tomu je
v Rakousku, kde koruna ztraci
denne ma sve hodnote.
A v celem tom poprasku ma
'idenske a berlinske burse stou
paji ceske hodnoty - akcie &c
skych bank akcie ceskych prd
nyslovych zavodG.
Kazdemu jest znamo, ze
,tav financi je ukazovatelem
'olitickeho tlakomeru. Proto
take nase pajcka svobody zde
" Americe musi byt skoncena
He zdarem, nebot die jejiho fl
nancniho 1spechu cely svet bu
de soudit nalade americkeho
;du a jeho dGvere We vltezstvi.
Amerika, pres to, re radi epi
aemie, jiste svou povinnost W.
kona, aniz by tn bylo treba ta-
kovych vyzev, jakymi obstast-
Aovala rakouska vlada sve
poddane pri posledni vaiecr6
pujcce. Pred casem cetli isme
document toho druhu, uverej-
| n6ny Ceskoslovenskou Tisko-
YOU Kancelari, v nemz rakou-
ka vlada libuje, ze kazdy, kdo
upise ma vladni pGjcku, bude
miti prednost pri nakupu veci
nakradenych rakouskou arma-
dou v Rumunsku, v Ukraine a
ma Rusi. Upisovatelum jest sill
ovano, re mohou lacino kou-
pit vse - cd knoflicku do ko-
sile az do automobilu, cd kusu
hedvabi az po polni mlaticku.
Kdysi Nemci rozhlasovali po
svete, re Amerika je zemi hum
buku. Samozrejmo, re zemi
tax rozlehle, do niz by Sc Ne
meckO veSlo i s Rakouskem a
Tureckem n6kolikrate, musi Sc
. pouzivati reklamy We vetsich
rozmerech, protoze zemepisna
rozloha Spojenych StatG toho
vyzaduje. Ale ably kdekoliv
ma svete - bolsevicke Rusko
vyjlmaje - slibovala Sc obca-
mum korist naloupena V cizich
zemich surovou soldateskou, to
zustalo zdstane humbukem
iste rakuskym.
) Jak jinak pocina 81 nase via
: 'da a jejl urady pri pujcce svo-
body! Obcanum vylozi Sc v
: novinach clanky oznamkami
, jez jsou vetsinou vlastenecky-
mi redakcemi darovany, w.
nam pdjcky, poradany jsou
oruvody, prednasky, koncerty
!, = agitace tedy zcela pfimere-
Ia a cestna.
A Cechoslovakovi Americe
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-09-26
EXkCTLY!

No German man or woman who
knows the contents and significance of
these declarations american and French
answers to Austria Hungary's note),
can doubt that peace is attainable only
either through our victory or at the
price of our utter destruction" the
Berlin Lokal Anzeiger says.
That states the case of militarism
exactly, and it is to be hoped the Berlin
papers suggestion that the answers be
so widely published that every German
shall read and understand them will be
acted on by the authorities. If it is
there can be no misconceptions. We
fight for that which is dearer than life.
Compromise is impossible. We can be
beaten only if we are annihilated. Con-
sequently Germany, victorious, would
be triumphant over a desolated world
out of which she could harvest no profit
On the other hand, Germany can aban-
don her monstrous ambitions and share
in the benefits which our triumph will
secure for all peoples. If the German
people are permitted to know the truth
we may reasonably expect them to de-
mand the only peace which can save
them-the peace of righteousness and
justice that the United States and the
Allies offer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-09-26
PRELIMINARY TO THE LOAN Drive

The Liberty Loan drive which opens
next Saturday night will be more ia the
nature of "whirlwind" than any of
the three that have proceeded it. l.
has got to be. The minimum of the
forthcoming issue will be approximate
ly double the minimum of the last one,
and The time of the campaign will be %
per cent. less than of those which have
gone before. What does that signify
to the man in the street," Simply
that he make his decision quicker than
he has had to do in the past and waste
less time in acting on it. He can do
equilibrium.
Former Liberty Loan campaigns were
in sense educatiye. We have all
taken the complete course. We know
what we are called upon to do and that
we can do it. Therefore we will do it.
There can be no excuse for any pro-
crastination. Merely because you are
| allowed three weeks in which to put
| your name to a subscription blank for
| Liberty Bonds affords no good reason
for your not having the job over with
| the first week of the drive. When the
first issue was offered we talked about
making sacrifices for the country. We
did not then appreciate what buying
war bonds meant Now we know. 1t
| involves no sacrifice 1t does help the
country and humanity in general but it
| is of the largest pecuniary advantage
| to the subscriber. He simply saves for
! himself all that he lends to the govern
ment. And we all have found that we
can save great deal more than we
eyer before believed it possible to save.
/ But there is difference in war time
saving as compared to that of peace
time which not all appreciate as they
should. Ordinarily savings go into
funds the spending of whichis privately
directed; they are invested for private
profits and the benefits are narrowly
distributed, comparatively speaking.
War savings go Immediately into active
industry and trade. the benefits of
which are at once felt by all and which
in their larger and most important as
pect are of advantage to the human
race.
In the last Is months everybody has
experimental with his income. He has
not ascertained the irreducible minimum
on which he and his family can live
He knows at this minute how many
bonds he can pay fer in the next five or
six months without discomfort. There
fore the sooner after next Saturday he
"signs up for the amount the better
for himself and for the country. The
sooner we get the war over with the
sooner we can enjoy the money we are
laying aside in Liberty Bonds, and
which in the years to come will have a
greater purchasing power than it has
today.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-09-26

600, 600 people in the occupied portions
of Belgium and France and the Red
Cross hopes to collect that quantity in
sever days.
All classes in the occupied region are
IN the most desperate need of clothing.
Even those who have nancy cannot OBJ
tain apparel. The people are now wear
ing garments made of flour sacks and
burlap and shoes made of carpet. Blan-
kets, sheets. tablecloths, and other
articles that had been fashioned into
body covering, are no longer to be had.
In this cable to the American Red
Cross asking it to undertake the work
of getting clothing for these people MI.
Hoover, chairman of the Commission
for the Relief of Belgium, said:
They are facing shame, suffering,
disease and some of them death for
lack of clothing this winter. They
must be helped. 1t can come only from
US. Your first campaign yielded mag
nificent results, bringing IN fully 5000
tons of clothing in good condition But
much more is needed if these war ravag-
ed people are to get through the winter
in decency and safety, In the face of
brutal coercion and a spiritual suffering
they remain spendidly courageous.
This courage challenges our charity.
Let US match the courage of Belgium
with the generosity Of America "
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-09-26
IN CAMP 30 DAYS
Has Land d Over There Record
of Private BOYD Moon.

Ernest Boyd Moon, son OF Orphans
Court Judge and Mrs. J. Thomas Moon.
of District No. 10. was among the
sixteen young men who lett Oakland on
the morning of August 9Th for Camp
Wadsworth, Spartsnsburg, Ca, for
service and training. After being in
that camp for thirty days attached to
the Fourth Pioneer Infantry, he was
reassigned to the Artillery service and
sent over his parents having re-
ceived notification card to that effect
on last Thursday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-09-26
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
hath obtained from the Orphans Court. OF
Garrett County, Maryland, Letters of Ad-
ministratiOn on the estate of
DANIEL b. BRENNEMAN.
late OF Garrett county, MARYLAND. deceased.
All persons having claims against the de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereo: duly au-
thenticated to the subscriber, on or before the
2oth day OF March, 1919, they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit Of
the said estate. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate are requested
t. make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 25th day or
September. 1918
SAMUEL d. BRENNEMAN, Admir-.
Accident Md
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-09-26
ORDER NISI.

Mary X {. Callahan vs. James Canaghan at
al.
No. 2lt9 Equity. In the Circuit Court fer
Garrett county. MARYLAND
ordered, this 25th day OF September
1915, by the Circuit Court for Garrett coun-
ty, sitting in Equity, that the sale made
and repol ted in the above cause hy
William Edward Walsh, trustee, be raft
ed and confined unless cause TO the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
25th day otOctober, 1918; provided q copy OF
this order be published IN some newspaper
published in Garrett county, once IA week for
three successive weeks before the 18th day
OF october, 1915
The report states the amount OF sale 10 be
$iO500O.
f. 4. TOWER, Clerk.
Test: +. Z. TOWER Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-09-26
CLOTHING FOR BELGIANS.

Every kind of garment, no matter
what It's size, whether tor man. woman
or child. will be gratefully accepted by
the local Red Cross during its second
clothing drive which begins this week
The only condition imposed is that such
garments shall be of strong material
and suitable for keeping out the cold
Five thousand additional tons of warm
clothing are needed to cover the TO-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-09-26
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
hath obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Garrett County. Maryland, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate or
GEORGE NANSICKLE.
late of Garrett county, Maryland, deceased.
All persons having claims against the de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated, u the subscriber ON or he
fore the 18th day OF March. 1912, they NAV
otherwise by law be excluded from ali bene-
ut OF the said estate. All persons knowing
themselves Indebted to said estate are re-
queSted to make immediate payment.
September 1915.
SAMUEL NANsICKLE, Executor,
FriendsVlle Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-09-26
MARYLAND COUNCIL OF
DEFENSE.
NEW CONSTRUCTION IN GARRETT
COUNTY.

NEW CONSTRUCTION IN GARRETT
COUNTY.
The War Industries Board has desig-
mated the Maryland Council of Defense
to act as it's representative IN passing
upon proposed construction in Mary
land. in order that all building which is
not absolutely necessary may be stop
ped. This is part of the new plan of
the War Industries Board, by which
permits from the Board will be re-
CURED for construction projects.
This plan has been adopted only be-
cause of the imperative necessity of
conserving labor, materials and capital
for war purpose.
The procedure will be as follows:
1.-The person int crested in a
construction project in this
county will apply, with a full
statement of the facts under
oath, to Gilmor s. Hamill,
Chairman for Garrett county
of the Maryland Council of De-
tense,
2-The Garrett County Chairman
of the Maryland Council will
then investigate the necessity
of the proposed construction
and transmit report thereon,
with summary of the facts, to
the Maryland Council of De
Tense.
BY direction of tie Council of Ma
tional Defense and by order of the Elk
ecutive Committee of the Maryland
/ Council of Defense
FRANCIS E WATERS, Chairman.
MD, COUNCIL OF DEFENSE.
BY order of above: GILMOR S HAMILL.
Chairman for Garrett county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-09-26

Entered at the Postoffice in Oakland
NJ, as Second-class matter.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-09-26
Pole and Flag Raising.

A pole and flag raising will occur at
GAINESVILLE, West Va, Sept. 18th, at
l O'Clock by the Red Cross Chapter of
that place. Interesting speakers will
be there to address the people. Every
body invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-09-26
Order War Industries Board
Applies to all Weekly
Newspapers
Newspapers

An order issued recently by the Pulp
and Paper Section of the War In
dustries Board governing weekly news
papers is as follows:
discontinue sending papers
after date of expiration of sub
scription, unless said subscription
is renewed and paid for. This rul-
ing is effective October l, 1918"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-09-26

The silver anniversarykof Mr.. and
Mrs. Truman W. Casteel last Friday
afternoon was largely attended and was
an enjoyable affair. Several hundred
friends of the couple were present.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-09-26

ing is effective October l, 1913"
This order makes it necessary for each
publisher to put his paper on paid-in-
advance basis, and makes no distinction
who the subscriber may be. The list
of The Republicans subscribers repre-
sent the best people of the. county.
Many have paid in advance, but there
are number who have allowed their
subscriptions to run behind.
In order. therefore, to comply with
the demands of the War Board, every
subscriber of The Republican who is in
arrears, or whose subscription is not
paid in advance to or beyond October l,
1918, is urgently requested to pay up
prior to that date, otherwise we can
not be permitted to continue sending
the paper. Remember, your credit is
good, but The Republican as is the case
with all other newspapers of the
country, is under Governmental super
vision and the war board considers it
necessary for the winning of the war
that its order be obeved.
With few exceptions the label on your
paper shows to what date the subscrip-
ton has been paid. Look at it before
you lay this copy of The Republican
aside and send check at once to cover
your arrearages and a year IN ad-
vance.
If conditions were such that we could
mail to each subscriber a personal let
ter explaining in detail the demands of
the war board we would do so, but with
a multitude of duties developing upon
US owing to the war and war conditions
we find it to be impossible, hence this
public statement.
Very truly yours,
BENZ. H. SINCELL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-27
THIEVES REAP HARVEST
DURING LIBERTY PARADE
Henry Hayes Reports Loss of Stock
Shares Worth $4OO-Other
Robberies Reported.

Duplicate key workers yesterday
sence of the occupants of several
apartments during the Liberty day
parade and committed robberies. Henry
Hayes. apartment POI. 1910 Mintwood
place, was the heaviest loser. He told
the police he was robbed Of shares of
stock of four mercantile establishments
valued at $500.
An unidentified colored man is sus-
pected Of having robbed the apartments
of Mrs. William l.. Marshall and Roy F.
Lassly. 1921 21st street, about o'clock
i'm the afternoon. Mrs. Marshall told the
police she was robbed of jewelry valued
at SAT. while jewelry valued at S2S was
| stolen from the Lassly apartment
Edward Clark, occupant of an apart
ment at Sd street northeast, reported
hi" apartment was robbed of silverware
valued at $50 and IS in cash. A colored
woman was seen leaving the apartment,
| he said he was informed.
w. K. Cummins, 3024h r street. re-
ported the theft Of q lady's gold watch
and chain, worth $50.
Edward S. Dawson, 1926 18th street
reported s11.35 was taken from his resi-
! dence.
Burglars last night visited the place
of business of S. N. Meyer. 1881 F street.
They gained entrance by climbing the
fire escape and opening a second story
rear window. The store was ransack-
ed. the police were told.
Hillman Allen. 1456 T street, reported
that burglars entered his house through
q rear window between 2 and 6 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and ransacked the
premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-27
HAVE COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take Olive
Tablets.

If your skin is yellow-complexion
pallid-tongue coated-appetite poor
you have bad taste in your mouth
"a lazy, no-good feeling-you should
take Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets SUBJ
stitute for cal0melEwere prepared
by DIR. Edwards after IL years of
study with his patients.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely VEGETABLE compound, mixed
with olive oil. You will know them
by their olive color.
To have a clear, pink skin, bright
eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoy
anty like childhood days you must
get at the cause.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like calomeE
yet have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome
constipation. That's why millions of
boxes are sold annually at
10c and Csc per box.
All Druggists.
Take one or two nightly and note
the pleasing results. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-27
Taking It From Babies. =

Every ounce of wheat products
in excess of six pounds a month
that you eat, Mr.. American Citi-
zen. Is that much literally taken
from the mouths of starving
women and children Of France.
The armed allies may go without
wheat, but these fnnocents will
actually die unless we give them
of ours in generous proportion
d. C. Food Administrator.