davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Bien con los jefes.

Bien con los jefes.
Ante esta situacion. q cobierno ha
seguido una pofitica Que hasta hoy !e
ha dado resultado, pero que puedc
fsllarle una vez.
Mientras la troT2 SC muere dc
hambre, anda nal vestida Y cs peor
tratada. raientrss en- los cuartel"s no
Ray para los scldadoS ningpnaS CO.
rnodidades. nj las minimas de Que go
zaba el antique ciercito federal, el
gobierno no les mega nada . los jc-
fes, nj dinero para sus gastos para
sus luioa 2 nara sus viclos, nj per-
MISC cara llerar cabo toda ciase DC
despojcs Que puedan enriquecerlos-
Asi. aun cuando a tTopa esta des-
contenta. los iefes, que son los QUE
nodrian aprovechar su descontento pa
ra rebelarse con ella, eStan Satlsfe-
chos Y no piensan en- rebelarse en-
tanto siean gozando de las misnnas
franquicias V de les mlsmos privl!e-
cioS.
ST el carrancisno tuviera IN solo
iefc descontento, 81 uno solo de sus
generates Sc sintiese disgusSado por-
cue Sc Ie habia negado una ccsa, :
duisiese rebelarSe contra e. gohlerno:
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tegs I L. ga Gel Ss.J
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LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted SuS lbros en- espa-
mol la Casa Editorial lozano, 11S
\. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es ia mas barata.
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CPasa q Ia ca Col. Sal
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-08

GERS from tbs and three other color
GU regiments were selected fo. train
ing as on GERS for the National hrmv
1t was ;hus chat Lieu cnInt NicKainc
received Ii " Shoulder ) .r;,ps.- The
Editors.
Having Eccn bern ana reared in the
state OF l-ouiSian:. whose conf.ney
Clo not leave Until | went 10 West
70 Mt at the age OF cigh cen and hay
Ing served eighteen years with co. or.
ca troops including two campaigns.
what l say about the colorcd men as
q soldier is therefore based on many
years experience w tn II M in civil
lie and in tho Army-in nc2ce and
in war; in garrison and in the cla
IL properly trained and instructed
me co!ored man makes rs good a
soldier as the world has ever seen
The history Of the Negro in I'll of ous
wars including our Indian campaigns
shows this. He IS by nature Of hap
py disposition; lie is response &c and
tractable; he is very amenab,e to
disctplinc; he takes pride in his uni
form; nc has faith and confidence In
his leader; he possesses ply ical cour
agc-all Of which are valuable military
assets.
The eecret of making an efficient
soldier out Of tn colorei m..n lIes
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-08
THE BUFFALOES;'
Continued From Second Page

received golden loving cup at Il din
ncr given by the Governor General
ana the Mayor Of Manila and Other
persons for being "the best reg mcnt
that has ever been to Inc .slanu," was
ordered to Columbus New Mexico. In
personal letter Lieutenant McKaine
has written: "Thc Mctropo.iton Opera
Company; the Boston Opera Company
tho Chicago Opera Company; the
Hampton Quartz to: the T. SIX Jubilee
S.ngers-you tank some of these
groups can sing. You're wrong They
cant. You have never heard any sing
ing unless you marched with the oath
across the border after Villa IN the
spring OF 1916" incidentally 1t may
be said that this regiment was the
personal Guard Of General Pershing.
After a bloodless victory, the soldiers
Withdrew; and the oath was the only
regiment that marched out of Mexico
without having man fall out. It
was while the Oath was stationed at
Columbus after the withdrawal that
a number Of commissioned Off
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-08

In Knowing tao Qualities | @ possess.
es that arc military assets and which
l have named End then appealing to
;csd developing then--that is, utiliz
ing them tC the creates; extent posi-
bic.
Make the colorcd man feel that
you nave faith in DIM, and then, by
sympathetic and c3nScic.it Gus train
ing and instruction, help him to fit
himself in a military way to v.ndi-
cate that faith, to make good" Be
strict with him but treat him fairly
and Justly, making him realize that
in your dealings with him he will all
ways be given a square deal. COM
mend him when he does we'll and
punish him when he is refractory
tina, Is to say let him know that he
Will always get what is coming to
han whether it be reward or wheth-
or 1t be punishment. In other words
treat and handle the colored man as
You would any other human being
out or whom you would make a good
soldier, out of whom you would get
the hes. there is in him and You will
have MS good a soldier as history mas
ever known--a man who will drill
well; shoot well; march we'll; obey
well; fight we'll in short n man
who will give n good account Of him
self in battle. and VINO will con
duct and behave himself properly In
camp; in garrison and in other plac-
cs.
| commanded colored troops IN the
Cuban campaign and in the Philip
pine campaign and | have had some
of them killed and wounded by my
very side. At no time did they ever
ialtcr mt the command to advance
nor hesitate at the order to charge.
| am CAD that | am to command
rolorcd sold .crs n this my third cam
pa Sn--'l" H greatest war the world
has ever known
JAS. \. MOSS,
Colonel 3G7th Infantry.
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BIGGER GUNS SKILL PARIS
Germans Fail to Increase Damage,
Eat Mako More Noise

Paris, May 29.-Thc long range
bomhardmcnt Of Paris began again
carly this morning. Examination of
tho shells Il schargcl by the Germans
Indicates that ncw guns are being
used. Larger shells are being ON
noyc.l than formerly, tho calibre of
tho guns being q cnntimcter 60 1-2
inchos) instead OF q. The powder
charge i greater and 'hc dotonat on
louder, but the force CT tho explosion
docs not seem to have increased. \
shell exploded yesterday only a dozen
yards from a man seated on bench
and did not injure him.
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The Man From Africa.

The Man From Africa With Rem
edies. moves from your path Conjure
Bad Luck troubles. Information
Free. THOMAS SUPPLY COMPANY,
Metoaka, West Virginia,
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B<dDk ] No

Il want to get all Of the enjoyment |
can cut Of life and spend all Of the money
| SGT for I don't know how long | am to
live and shall be Il long time dead" seems
TO tc Il popular expression with most pco-
pic. Many Of them are "a long time alive
ana rs al Of their money has been spent
they are without means in old age and
Tust live from "hand to mouth upon the
charity OF others.
These people have a horror of the poor
house, but many ot them reach there. 1t
IS we'll to have the necessities of life while
YOU live, but YOU can't have them and at
the same time save part Of your earnings
for the time Of trouble.
Start Il savings account in some bank.
Keep your handbook handy and constantly
add TO the amount thereon. You will live
II thank Your stars for your own fore.
sight. Buying on time and running Il
credit account is injurious too for you
viii invariably buy moro when you can do
50 without cash money. than you will if
You pay for it at the time and you can
note how the little money you have /;
disappearing from sight. Save while YOU
ere in good health ana spend when you
cannot help it,
john MITCHELL, JR.,
President, Mechanics Savings Bank.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-12
Summer 1905

onrb Die Slut regelnaBi9 unter @ai-
Ter geieet miro erbalten moroan.
8iloDerfe BON rpbgedrbeiteten Sc
ltalten, eillerl itierabnliben 8iere, e:s
mem 5nbne NIT 81 nilo oergleidcn,
.aber feine 3unen finoen 1id) altf bent
liz SUB langen unb ettpas iiber 5
Sub boben sSelien. sluf lnonderlei
3ei6en geitiist, bat man Die ssnldrift
allf Die 5abrt 3borfilrn &arlsifni 5
6ilriiffiibren molten. Mus ror1iiben
3ablen5eihen ieste man Die 3obI Ser
Sdiffsmannfdaft 151 3uiamnlelr.
Iirfs iab man Die sSrau Sborfinns
init ibre1n BORT gebnrenen &inoe, fei-
men Nanle1t g1aiibte man beitimnlt
elttsiffern 81 forlnen sSn Der Wsitte
eribeint Der Stier, tpel1er Die rehfs
befinoliden Sfralinger erihreft.
Seit 100 Sabren, no bie Mufnabule
Der Snibrift 5uerit itattgefltnoen bos,
fino Die 3eihen i1inner mebr DerlDa.
Ifen fporoerI 10 baB Die 9eitllng NIT
ieoein eSabre ihmieriger miro.
Der 5el1en lit unter Dem gtan1cgl
9igbtpnrof in 4nerifa iebr befannl,
Die Gillgrabu11gen in oentIelben bn.
ben eine greite BON y Bis i 3oG uno
fino 5nlpeilen 1s 3oa tief. Sic fino
un5iDeifelbaft ourd) eiierne esnitri.
11ente militant aeriBt un6 baben BET
ben ltnterbredungen Ser Nrheit onrtb
Die Slut iider Sabre in slnlprub ae-
nonln1e1r.
glebnlide Steininihriften gibt es.
nie benierft, an Der noroqmerifani-
ihen SitfiiIte nod pieIfad) hno fie Ie-
gen Elm ltnipiberlegbares 3engniS as
fir Die MniDeienbeit Der sssl1noer IN
iener Megionen lange Dor Dem ge-
iDobnlidJ als erIter gntbeder ange-
nommenen Columbus.
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Seras.

5rau Sobn .. 9afer BON 2a-
reoo mur0e am 8onnerstag friib in
ibrer 8obnung nit orei qugeIn iil
ibrer grlit aufgefuuoen. Die Sdili=
le Daren aus einern neben Der 2eide
Iiegen0en 38-Galiber Henolper abge,
fenert. Gin anberer, 45-aaIiber Me,
bolper, nit fiiuf 8atronen gelaoen,
lag auf eineft Glide. Die beioen
Waffen iollen nna Der sugabe oss
8atten ssobn 8afer, ser franf in ei.
nem Sofpital liegt, ins &aus gebo-
ren SdmlntIihe 4onlnlo0en llno
Softer maren onrd)tpiibIt uno @1lhe
ioipie aleiounasItiide lasen in oea
3immern peritreut berum. slne s(n-
5eiden oeuten oarauf bin, Dob es iid
Inn einen Halibmoro banbelt.
Nm 0onnerstag abeno aegen 7
llbr ihlug Der 8lib m1bren6 eines
beftigen @euitters nlebrere Diale in
oas Camp Bonnie bel Sort 8ortb
ein- 3iDei Soloaten, sSsoiepb gS. S9ae
bon Wfalafoff uno 81. 81. Morelano
bon Mmarillo wuroen aui Ser Stelle
getotet, auBeroen muroen iiebcn
ibper iuto cine 4u5abl anoerer Iei1t
perlest.
sluf benz eaIl 5lugieIoc bci
gSthita Sails itiir5te Ser 2eittnant
9arrp S. HoB pon Ybilaoelpbia ob
uito muroe als Seide aufgeboben.
Hihter g. SO. @rubbs ooi
@reennille lit bon ieiner aanoioatllr
fir oas @ounerneursalnt 8uriidgetre-
ten.
slns Sealp fomnlt Die gtad)-
riht BON Dem ploslihen Sobe Mnton
Suolpi9's, Der bort i'm slIter BON 65
Sohren geItorben lit. Ger 0erltorbcne
fam slnfang Der odt8iger Sabre na6
Sealp. er itarnnte aus oen Hbein-
lanoen, lebte ip1ter jabrelana ais
sSngenieltr in 9fnBlano uno fam oonn
nadl slmerifa. Nit glusnobme einaer
Sabre, Dobreno Der er IN Dallas
mobnte, bat er itets in Sealp coer
IN Der 8egeno bort gelebt 8ieIe Sab:
re mar er Gonntp -Snrpepor BON g(u-
ltln 50. er mar ein gut aebilbeter
Wann iprad mebrere Spraden nno
batte Sntereile fit stne. Sein Cob
finoet allgelneines geoamern.
SSn gtem ltlm Itarb @us. Sop-
pc, elm befdnnter sSurnner uno ,,oairp-
man" iener @cgeno, i'm gllter bon 81
ssssabren,
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Dat fir ben Yuiten Ses Staatsiefre-
fairs 0es glnsudrtigen slmtes. sselo-
iilarifall bun 6tnbenbnrg ioa feline
@enngtnmng Dariiber alsgelprDdem
baben, oaf glbmiral bun 6imbe ser
Nadfolger &iiblmann's wirb. Sie
Grncnnung ideint iibrisens nod nidjt
crfolgt III ieim.
glnf Gmpfeblnng bes sebensmit-
tel-gl6miaiitratprs SupDer fat Ser
HraiiSent oas Sugar Gqnalisation
Soarb geidaffen. 0asielbe ipl Sa-
fir furgen, 6ak bic 3nferpreiie nidt
iibermdkis iteisen.
9as ySar sSmonitries gparo hat
befannt semadlt, bah Sabrifanten,
Die iid amf nnsebDrige @eiie, b. 4.
bmrd Mnerbieten b6berer S6bue Mr.
better berid)afften, feline Nobn,ateria-
lien mebr aeliefert befDmmem.
Sn elmer itiirmiiden Situns fat
Der Seuat iid seitern oaranf gees
nigt, bente ben Sansbcidlnf anpane1-
men, Der Sem grGfibenteu Sas 9edt
>siebt, Selesrapben- nnb selepbon.
iDeien nnter feline aontrplle 81 nels
men; e6enio ben geid)lnf Ser oem
&ungref bier @od)en Serien giebt;
Die syrase Der National Gru9ibition
iuabreno 0es arieges lit BIG mad ben
sSerien snriidselest.
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= Snlanb.

Die Terfolgang Der orei5ebn
Giienbabnrauber. tpeIbe in Der N19e
BON Baola, Sons, einen GhnellSua
Der 90. &. & &. 9abn berailbt bat
ter lit reluItatslos perIaufen uilo
Die ganoiten lino ipurlos perihmuil.
ben. Gegen $50 beipaffnete M6llnes.
Sberiffsbeantte, Yoli5iiten, glrger.
pebr ltao 5reimilige ourhiudtett
pdbreno Oes gan5en Iages oie Tit
gnfd betpadiene llugegero, nrliBttli
aber unuerridteter 0inee 5uriidfcb-
rem gs miro gegIallbt, ooB oie Gal
Der, Die iar1lrltlih iunge 9ellte gene
fen iein ioIen, Die Stnot 9anins Gitu
ldngit erreidt nno iib BORT 5erItrelit
baben. giel 8elte iollen iie nod
Den glusingen zines Boitbeanltcn
nidt gelnadt baben; Of iid oas 10
perbdIt, tpeiB man nitt, aber Ole
9oitleute iagen gewobnIidl 10 aus.
Cine gan5e Wsaiie YulDer ion per-
pnfft ieiil, Inn oas 3ugperionaI uno
Die Eniiagiere ein5uidiiftetn. llno
bob 0ns fein blinoer 2arm mar, Be.
ueiien bic bier gertDllitoungen; Sic
Hdlber lboffen iofort iharf. iobals
eine Yerfon fti1t prompt gebordte
ODER iid renitellt 5eigte.. Dem ShIaf.
luagen aonouftor Conan, Der 5ltta
Sbuse leiner Hailagiere Die 2anpsll
nusorebcn iuollte, inuIten iofort rneflz
rere augeln Inn ben &opf iobalo er
iid) bemegte; er erbielt burh llnlber-
fliegelloe GIasfplitter cine tieie
Shnittmunoe inn @eiidt. Wfebrere
Der anf benz 3nge befinoIiden Yais
iagiere marcn auf Der Heiie nad) Son
sntonio llno lino illaipiiden bier ein-
getroffen.
Ser ouf oem @eritner Slug
felbe bel 2afe CHARLES. Co., nerull.
gliifte friibere Mapor Der 5taot 9fcm
Yorf, s. g. Wlithel, lit am Oonnerss
tag llnter GROCER geteiligung Ser Be-
nolferung mno nit miIitariihen CD.
renbe5eigingen beigeiett iporoen.
Inter Den 5000 Seiotrogenoen be-
faroen iid) Die 5piben Der it6otiihel
9eboroen, bobe 8nnoesbearnte, ioiuie
Sertreter Der 5inan5peli
Inter Den fiiitf in eineln giieu
babn llnfal bel Saugbton Co., per.
lesten SoIoaten befinoen iid) 5ipci
3eraner. Sic ioHen lib infoIge III.
nerIiher @erleSlingen IN elnem ge,
fabrli6en 3uitano befinoeil.
y sluf Der in Der gs1be BON @aI.
feiba, 8is. gelegenen ibonen SiIie.
Sarm ipriroen Die 9eihel non@illiarn
Sile, Silloa 0ille ano Gruit Sen5e
gefun0en. gs miro angenomIneil, oai;
Ism. Sile Den 6cn5e IN eirten An.
faIe BON Sobiid)t erihoB mo oanu
ieinem eigeuen 2eben elm enoc mod
te. Snloa Sille lit uergiftet iporoen.
0iehrere Sferoe iuuroen ebenfalls ers
ibohen porgefllnoen Sille ioiuie ieine
Ghtpeiter iporen ettua 60 Sabre ilno
galten in Ser gtadborihaft fir icbr
ercelltriid1.
9tid)t Ser Mangel, ionoern Der
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]
True translation fled with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
July the 18th as required by the
act Of October 9th 1917.
Der friibere enslilds Eremiermi-
hitter Msqiiitb ingtc in elmer Nebe,
Die er bei WeIegenbeit eiues sn Gb-
rem BON amerifaniid)em Cffisieren &C.
sebenen Diners bielt, ilnieres 4ra1i=
Denten Sbes elmer r9eagne of gfa~
tions" lei oas midtisite nller Jric-
btnsprubleme. ST ipra4 nit Hegei-
iterung bon benz 9sr1ii6enten, benz
Die Nelt bid fir ieine &lnrbeit unb
ridtist Grfenntnis fdnlbe. Gin reiner
6rieben fSnne nttr gemad)t iuerben,
iuenn bic ltriadc Oes &rieges beIei-
tigt lei.
Die Stabt Gprep, 5iuiidcn Wiarne
lin0 Misne, 0itlid bonn Beit- -@al6e,
gelesen, 1T BON ben Jransoien ee-
nontuen. Gs lit 6ies Der be6emtenbite
Der sablreiden Heinen Grfulge, mel
DIE bic Jranspfen iuGbrenb Der lebten
Gage bei ibrem lansiamen gDrriifen
gemadt ba6en glls Geinltat 6ieicr
fleinen GrfDlge baben bic Jranspfen
lire ginie, pon Nmbleinp bis nadJ
GureD geraOe senladt nn6 baben If
re Stelnngen anf b6ber seIegenes
Webiet berlest. Oieies b0bere 9ebiet
Fat an nnb fiir iidj fdpn itrategif1e
8ebeutnng, 6a es iid beiIer Derteioi.
gen nn6 bon IpI6em b6ber gelegenen
4Eoften and beiTer llmidnn balten
Iaft. NDrblidD bpnGoreb sieben iih bic
bentiden StelInngen snerit nadl
8eiten, iuenben iid aber ppr benz
GlisuDu sylnife idarf mad Often.
Spui Glignun Biz snr Mfarne itebeu
amerifaniid5e GtreitfrGfte; iie babeu
lire SteIlpngen and perbefert. Nn
Der britif9en syrDnt fno bic Mnitra-
Iier attn geiuelen. Sic iin6 in oie
SentIAen 2inien bprgebrnngen unb
babem 0efansene gemadrf. Mu anSe.
ren SteDen baben ritr MrtiIler;e.
fGmpfe itattgefnnben.
Die dransoieu nnb StaIiener in
Nlbanien befinben iid 5nr 3eit m5rS-
~ BON Der mihfigen Staot 1eraf
nd 6rGneen bic Deiterreider amf ben
iueitli6en Abbangen Der Berge sn-
rid, bic nd parallel nit Der &alte
binsieben. Sic b1ben bic 95rfer i'm
Euinirica-5al beiett. gSiener 0epc-
id3en geben 81, 0nf bic Alliiertem in
jenen gerggegenoen Grfolge gebabt
baben. Sn ben Webirgsgegen6cn
6eS nGrbliden Jtalien fin6 bie Ce.
fterreidler, luelAe I'D ben Ste1nngcn
Der Staliener senabert babeu, 5itrlf.
setriebeu mor6en.
Sn Der N6be bon ypern baben bic
enslifdeu Sruppen bei einem glngrifi
Wefangeue gemad)t.
Gine oeatid)e Eatronille, iueId)e Die
0rdben in ben amerifnniiden Stcl-
lnnsen au Der Nnrne anereifem iuoll-
te, 1T auseinan6er getrieben.
Der Name oes yelfeam- gSaIbes iii
letf offi5ieif In ben Nainem ryuis be
la Brigade be Narine" mmaeuan-
belt iuorbeu, snr Grinnernue an bic
iuerfpollen Sriitnngen Der slmerifa-
ner.
3iuGlf Amerifauer babem oas
tinamifbeb ferbiee rof4 erbaIten.
@iernnbbreikis BON ben amerifani.
fden SoI6aten, bic beim yeIlean.
BalOe eefdinpft babea, ba6en oas
sbiitingniIbeo ierbiee crof" erlalten.
Die Gnslanber melben, Sak ne am
10. Smli brei5ebn feinbIide Neropla.
ne berunterge6rudt baben.
Die Jransufem bebanpten, i'm ,snni
150 Meruptane bernntersebradJt sn
baben.
Ans gcrIin iuirb gemelbet fiinf
amerifnnii3e Nerpplane bic Su einem
t8f . q = n
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ylid)t Ser Mangel. ionoern Der
lleberfluB sebiert Die Snbiuht,
Doourd oaB man ipart, bat
man nod lange feline Opfer gebraht.
Evening star., 1918-12-10
NATIONAL COMMITTEE
OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN
Announced by Mrs Yedill Mccor'
mick, Chairman-Will Establish
Headquarters Here.

Organization of a republican women's
national executive committee to CO.
operate with republican state chair
men is announced by Mrs. Medill Nc
Cormick, wife of the senator-elect of
Illinois. The headquarters of the COM
mittee, which Mrs. Mccormick said
was formed at the suggestion Of Chair
man Hays Of the republican national
committee. will be established soon in
Washington.
The committee will meet for con-
ference early in January, when a pro-
gram will be formally adopted. Mrs.
Mccormick said. In February a con-
ference of republican women of the
country will be held to discuss the pro-
posed program.
The members Of the committee are:
Mrs. Mccormick, chairman; Mrs. Flor
ence Collins Porter of California, Miss
Mary Garrett Hay of New York, Mrs.
Margaret Hill McCarter of Kansas,
Mrs. Josephine Corliss Preston of
Washington and Mrs. Raymond Rob-
ins of Illinois.
Evening star., 1918-12-10
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embroidered figures in corners;
each 12kc.
Children's handkerchiefs with. em-
broidered corners, for 15c.
Children's handkerchiefs with
printed borders; in box, 15c.
Evening star., 1918-12-10
COMPANY HELD RESPONSIBLE
Supreme Court Refuses Review in
G. & O. Safety Violations.

Convictions resulting in $500 in
fines against the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for twenty-six violations of
the salty appliance act were in ef-
feet sustained by the Supreme Court
of the United States, which refused
to review the proceedings.
The company claimed the detects,
which were discovered at Covington,
KY, developed after the cars had left
inspection points at Cincinnati, Ohio,
east of that city. and that the rail-
road was not liable to a penalty.
The government contended the rail-
road should station repairmen at Cow
ington. SO repairs could be made
there.
Evening star., 1918-12-10

Editorial
He's here-Santa Claus!
He has gotten into the hearts
of the people that visit our !,
store; into the merchandise
on the shelves; into the
minds of the salespeople;
he's everywhere.
There is>a something about
the store that you feel, yet
can't define, and you know
it is Santa Claus.
If there is no Santa, will some
of you good people try to
write a letter to us that
will prove there is no such
person?
Perhaps he isn't the. ST. :
Nicholas with long beard
and cotton-trimmed &oat
which we knew and wor-
SHIPPED in our, childhood.
He's much more REAL
Santa. He directs our emo
tions during this gladsome
season and opens our
hearts as no mere material
Santa could do.
Come here and know Santa
Claus as he DOES exist.
.<o.
Evening star., 1918-12-10
Casting Eyes at 'Luck."

Each section now boasts a contest
ant bearing a four-jointed name, and
some of the competitors are wonder
ing If there is any particular luck in
this. The men who are so generously
endow ed in the matter of nomencla-
ture are ]. w. K. Young, in section 1 ;
J. L. X Main.' in section 9, and II. e.
A. Gutshall, in section 8.
According to Supt. of Carriers
Schooley, at least two of the contest
ants from the business district are
holding in allegiance sales amounting
to $1,000 each, the idea being to de-
lay the actual sale until the final day
of the contest, thus Disgusting until
then their real strength and securing
their holds on one of the coveted
prizes.
Evening star., 1918-12-10

unfolding each millions o the
desirable remembrnce for and chill
dren = - ~
people Christmas Spothers refer to
"The Store of Christmas Service.
Our unlimited stocks supply with the things you like to give and to
receive. ~r
Evening star., 1918-12-10
Smart Neglige Shirts $500 and $3.50

Our assortments at this price are all that could
be desired in both patterns and quality; full
cut, perfect fitting and excellently finished;
soft or stiff cuffs.
Evening star., 1918-12-10
NOW IN LAST HALF: !.
OF W.S.S. CONTEST
Race Of Postmen for Rerb.
erich Prizes Is Increas-,
ing in Interest.
TOTAL SALES, $2O,118.32

Washington's letter carriers have
entered upon the last half OF the
ten-day war savings stamps selling
| contest for which thirty-four cash
prizes. totaling $1,000, have been
offered by Berberich's Sons.
Although the mail deliveries with
the approach of Christmas are the
heaviest in the history of the local
post office. the gray-coated statesmen
are making every effort to boost
their sales. Every man is on edge
and competition of the keenest kind
is looked for from now on.
Richter Again in Lead.
H. C. Richter, whose route is in
the vicinity of New York avenue and
10Th street, again is in the lead in
section 1, which is composed Of those
carriers whose routes are in the
business section of the city. He has
sales amounting to S2,725, which is
only 1925 more than the sales of s. II.
Ashford. the second man in this sec
ton and who has had the distinction
of having led the field two or three
days since this competition started.
Third position in this section is being
firmly held by II. A. Clark, with 1924
to his credit.
Riley G. Spiker.. who has won more
than one of the previous contests and
who always has been in the money
of the others, is gradually creeping
from behind. He is now in fourth
place. and he has no hesitap<y in say
ing that several of those in front of
him now soon will he catching, his
dust Joe Zimmerman. who now is in
eighth position. is not quite SO op-
I fe,ti oil
been pretty we'll MIXED. but he is
plugging along just the same. and
e& &ch day witnesses his sales creep
ing upward.