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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-05
FIX UP.

The long made us sick and faint we had no heart
to hump; and so alas did not paint the cowshed and
the pump read long taes Of bones and woe and let
chores to thunder 60 and our houses look as
though they should be at the dump We had no heart
trim the trees bear dead cats away when mighty le-
gions DER the seas engaged in bloody fray and while
those gOns thundeed on the tin cans gathered on the
lawn with broken dish and demohn and heaps of leaves
and hay While still upon the kaiseis brow the yrants
plant the pinto bean had heart to decorate the lawn
swing and the garden gate merely stood and rallied at
fate and cussed the submarine Now in a castle queer
and quaint the mildewed kaiser SITS and we should buy
some rich red paint and throw clean up fits for
kasomne Of gaud hue to make the shack look good
new for clover seed and blue grass too we ought to blow
six bits. We've talked of war weary while of admirals
and kings; now let's put on our peace time smile and
think Of other things let's fix the roof before there's
rain replace the broken window pane lot of duties in
its train this smiling season brings.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-05
Farmers Buying Best To Be
Had In Line Of Auto Tires

There was a time in the lean years
Of farming when many farmers had 10
buy equipment that was poor in quality
because it was cheap. But today the
farmer has money and is buying equip.
ment Of proved vame-the sort he has
always wanted because he knew it had
the genuine value that made it cheaper
in the long run.
The automobile is today part Of the
standard equipment of every farm. Cars
of the best makes dot every country
road. The farmeris considered by the
auto salesman to be a most discriminat-
ing buyer. He is a man used to doing
things himself, and not delegating jobs
to others; his information is usually
first hand, and he knows just what he
wants.
1t is because of the farmers prosper.
itv and their determination to get full
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-05
A GREAT INDUSTRY
aurora Observer J

The great dehydration plant of the
Salem Kings Products company Of Sa-
lem is an institution that will be of in.
ealeulable benefit to the farmers Of this
valley. Their needs for this season
are $4,000 tons Tor 2s,OO0.000 pounds)
Of potatoes, peas, squash, onions, celery,
cabbage, carrots. spinach and string
beans They also can use the berries
from 2600 acres Of loganberries. black.
berries, raspberries, blackcaps and
strawberries An these crops grow well
here. They viii bring from TO 10
times greater returns than grain. Actual
figures from Marion county growers
prove this statement Progressive farm.
eFs can experiment along these lines 70
satisfy themselves that there Is profit
in these erops-with a sure market
wholly independent Of the supply or the
demand.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-05

There are still people in the United States-not immi-
grants aliens but citizens Of good American lineage
who persist in maintaining that the Boshevst movement
is sound and worthy and that Lenne and Trotsy are
doing admirable work and paving the way for the civ
ilization Of the future.
Not to mention the crazy economics of BOlshevism,
how any one with American ideas of decency and hu
manity can take the view is certainly beyond the under
standing of the ordinary citizen Here is little descrip
tiOn of Russian BOshevsm in operation by Col
John Wood radical" member Of the British parliament
and an executive officer of the General Federation of
Trades Unions in England He has been serving with the
British army on the 0msk front.
"For the love Of Allah" he says never more talk of
the glories Of revolution am in it here Friend strikes
down him he thinks his foe and finds the dead man his
brother Princes, peasants, puocrats workmen rich and
poor go down together in weter Of blood and dirt
The Boshevk thinks nothing of standing 500 social revo
utonists against the wall and shooting them down before
breakfast because Of small petty difference Of pn
ion to whether the railways should be national
muna. How the gods must cry with rage that men
be mad. However any of our labor leaders failed to
grasp the Boshevk creed of blood and presumed to con-
done the horrors committed by this mob of fanatca
iacs cannot imagine Rather pray heaven to defend
country from such a calamity"
Among the things he tells Of seeing was the cleaning
out of an old well at Ekatermberg There was an occa-
sional grand duke mixed up with the timber Then
other poor piece of flesh was recognized grand duch
ess. Then another as the foreman of a nearby iron
works. Then few wOrkmen and workwOmen---al mur-
dered mutlated, just to prove the love Of humanity
This is little "cOse up" of the Russian regime which
certain perverted deaists insist TO "regenerate the
w0rld'an economic chaos with reign Of b0OdtbTsty
cut-throats who murder for the love Of it,"
If the treaty Of peace is not finally concluded until
the troubles Of Russia Poland Ireland and all the rest
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-05

value for their money that the United
States Tire company is looking forward
10 an enormous business this year in the
agricultural sections. Back OF United
Sttaes tires stand the high traditions of
the United States Tire company 5 great
factories-Morgan & Wright, G.. & J.,
and Revere,-whose names
have stood for quality in tires since the
earliest DAYS of the bicycle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-05
THE PROMOTERS WIFE
BY JANE PHELPS

right atmosphere for him when he need
cd IL.
''There are plenty Of women who
would be glad to, had been his enig
matte reply.
lMonday-Neil Makes Blanche Or.
ton 5 Home a Rendezyous,)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-05

Salem must have industries like the paper mill that
is seeking to locate here in order to become real city,
That why the city eouncmen instead of trying to shut
it out should do everything in their power to induce it to
come.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-05

Continuing decline of deaths from in
fluenza throughout the country is noted
in the census bureaus health report.
Deaths for the month totaled 1910.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-05

Newborn Serbian babies are wrapped in paper be-
cause of the scarcity Of wool and cotton say the appeals
of relief bureaus Anyway paper must be cheaper there
than here or they could not afford such exrayagan
use of it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-05

Disturbances in China are due to Jap
anese agitation, according to DR.. Wang
Ching Wal, who arrived at San Fran
cisco Thursday from the Orient.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-05

Infant mortality in Germany has increased AZ per
cent in the last year. The PruSSian vuure that preyed
on women and children has come home to rOOst.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-05

Vice Admiral William s. Sims, who
is expected to arrive in New York from
France next Sunday, is to be president
of the naval war college at Newport,
r. /.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-05

If the treaty Of peace is not finally concluded until
the troubles Of Russia Poland Ireland and all the rest
of them settled might we'll resign ourselves to
an indefinite continuation of armstice conditions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-05

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-05
THE DAILY CAPITAL JoURNA,
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RIPPING RHYMES
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-05

SATURDAY EVENING
April ), 1919
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-22
GERMAN FRICHTFULNESS
LEFT BfLGIAHS WRECKED
EASIER 70 COUNT WHAT RI
MAINS THAN 10 INVENTORY
WHAT WAS CARRIED
AWAY.

Brussels, Jau 3D. rhu mt 30 h1.
hotn lmuoseIhlc in estimate the ottrnf
of damAfc o1Hsol n rNe'um nf he
ooumAne Or tU uN even approximately
the u cunt 0f Indemnity which Holni
um wiu demand fiom Germany
lu tho nWiOlp of thr factories
Wilton lne Belgian. urro liiuvrd to oi.
crate durnE Grum occupation rho
plant NwtIn Iw fefrwUrfo 600 ine
siochs Of rw material have boon en-
urol, removed
Do the othcr fieioreH wmeh thr nrl.
eIna wtr nni 1lnw.H to upraic.
'Nr0f wnr trmaDr removed of all
f10 m1chnelf which vaH ditm1ntlcA
Hnd SCENT tu ermlu, Thr namcs OF
tne Deimu manufacturers io Whom
fh mH h.Hetf was ehinutd nlf, nem
lse'pNurd
IfinHn Hluerai rrlN .ecm fu he
af'd WHrlhtr tu 1iirmDi fn m
r0t fhe iui'H machinery hum Dr
mInf uuW necessarily wont u le
BUS nDW mHrMner abroad anH tD
mike the German. nN mr TO-
THE HnNitn ruN NrllH in ilr 3D..
Nf AHn. Chartered HuI l.tIeD NrIr
Operated f Goo Germans who used
ii.leIIN tNHl ls rurIrugf GOO obtain f0nm
HOLLAND pros I-ions nlffIt anI hnrsoa
Ihus while tne rolElm population
suffered f.lm eoid coal rl.o u nIicr
tN inN nf Boo frames fnn HHd ufI
eItr witnessed ihr anrrfari0 90 ll.IN
wou tNfnrl h nritatinns f0r.n1 fo
drff hrrft CARTS ioaar' with taai
lins thr nitD- 0f tlle horrcr which
tn. Germans nH iniaU
Tnc riust.ni norior n Ch1flcroI
suffered ertrirly Hf fHp hHnl uf fnD
f.rmsU. who destroyed tho nifcnino.
aiIrl lnrr rnii'd r0f mutl u.. uI IS
r..Ht amount of wDrk wH hr nnro
Hrf tl e'clr up fh' WTeeaao nnI
rlrn D. th" fu'rr hmsN or f
equivalent Be- obtained BE- wH nD m
pn.sihlr t0 ln umo production hrfln
fhn middle nf noh renf
Soothing now remain. of ih0 r0fnh-
NfhW0uf ThN-lD Ch1frfu rhrf 400
nuHnt Turned ouf about goo nnn fn0a OF
Hosi sAtt coke urnaof fnuf nH.f
fuuHrrs fnur 200 .inn converter Hnd
slN er'H 0f fHnouue mach'nre ltn
hroH destroyed nr Hrni hu.nI nr
NIns
somo ~ 800. IDm nemr Nmr
hinua un and nltt mme0 weIe df
f.nfri hr cutting down ,lN urnnf.na
columns Vun fImfrn fHcr mount.
m .evrmi minur Df nn.
m "uuII ne oN.lr. 200 rnuu0 Ifn HNHt
inn GrImtnf hten Conn Nfn fH ds.
Dih' rr rriu UIHN hapD rIuHf
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trans Atlantic cAhitt 20 h' rivfu back
a. Germany me M1tn ASKS tnis
question n today iHuc y rmn' out
th.t NJ. iuo c,hlc. v.rt 600 tour hour
aftef Gfelt Hfnniuf drcisrpfinn Of wu
nf s British urnlH.r cioHn to f'ih
on the Azores
Tho cahi,s hrc1me plte of wu
Grwt ultin Wklns uun ana ttfuDN
ihe otncr DteHi nrtin uNfa hrr Bop
conjunction with hnf own table hn''
to CunadH while Franco made no uan
W lht uno wultt shc wue lllffifd
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
COME ON. LITTLE JOE.
SAYS JUDGE: ALSO 81 FINE
eiA "f Them tnuEht Squirting Around
SCI al Die" Face hi"ac"
Court.

LtAINGToN i>Y. sep ia t. r-oyc
~ hem caught sGuartinc ,-nund a
set % oiCc Judgc stewart looked 'h.n,
over
"i!em, he sad Craps wc1 nov
mo how good you are
CONSERVATION.
"Hon"s' judge. hurried orc know
Very 'ti'" about thcm rn.rE-
= know notH'u=" doui,~-G tnothc-
Aosoiutc,y nothing. Your honor
Try them anyway t.e J.lG. or
o'rei
On" ..ot, Tie pr.sone-s 'ook TIE
bones. ~" Groppcd ih"n aW X VA d j.
on tho bench Then ago. Ills awk-
wardness disappeared and %. snauued
them gu with Eusto. !. scY"n appear
ed Thtr. vas a lonG drawn out
"aR-h- h-h"
ono dolla- and costs SAID ,nc judge.
Five other mon arrested at II table
On which vas pot % si2 wcrC
called up
What shall do with tho money
The Judge asked
Give i, 70 the salvation Ann"
Inc Noi" Has unanimous and the
case Was closed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
BULlITT'S STORY AROUSES
KEEN INTEREST IN CAPITAL
itcIte'ed In Many Qunrrrr> Tint SEE
reinr! Lansing viii Bc Hr-
rnilcd by rrnbcr>

WASHiNGToN, sep ~ quoted
intervic" with Secretary Of state
Lansing. which Was related 10 the
Foreign Relations Commute. by MI
liam { EulIiit yesterday in when The
secretary declared that the peace trca,y.
"is bad and the league OF nations
Worthless. mas caused profound SEN
sation among members oi the senate
In discussions of IN. testimony by
senators today. tNo questions we're
sl.d,
1. "iil j, cause Secretary Laustn-
70 re- sn?
:. MA, viii be the enc, OF the
revelations upon tn. country.
SECRETARY Lansinrs friends Ncrc
QUICK "a assert that lac NIL not res gil.
md That the testimony. stArtlin. as
:; Is. affords no reason whl ne Should
fcSign il vas pointed out ,hat his
resignation al This timc would nu CON
%,-utd as an admission hy him ta.r
las opinion Of the treaty Mas All COR
r"ctiy reported. ana ina, me WAS in
the wrong IN vo!ciur amy opinion iu
opposition 10 the President while In
raris.
Among state pepar,mcn, onr.aIs
the brt"t VAS expressed iha' S,cr"-
try tnnS n may again 90, called TO
testify before the committee I'm his
.estimony given scvcr.t Weeks aeo
secretary Lansing declined 10 entcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
FAT LADY JOINS ACTORS:
so DOES THE WILD MAN
"uhtH Fair Exhibitors Also &" Tell
Effects OF Stage Eolk
WALL, -Dut~.

NiNDSoi:, ME. sept, - The ac.
Tors strike has spread To the miiways
OF tn" country fairs
rat Indy nppcuiiu- at nearby
i"r !'Si week demanded more paS,
anH, upon being refused went to hcr
nom" IN Connecticut. saving she would
terms.
ohaN Joseph !tuEGicrn. announced
"E p"rher at the Windsor iair as g
- can't be Il wild man FOR uoihiu. 90
ne '"!o IN" ludG". hft"r saying he had
asked Tor money before leaving tn"
show.
Folks throw peanuts and annIcs
'hd "n"wln. -um - mo. ana Won't
ana II unless nay pay is raised"
NJ 'htiScS against him were adj
luHt"d and hc lcft Ior his homo IN
lioStou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
KEY WEST LOSS S2,OOO.OOO
sun ONES Out First Time In Meek
aud Dries ON Rain
soaked city.

business returning to normal ANA ,lIc
DEBRIS o; last Tu'Sday's hurricane rIp-
,diF being cleared away, the sun cam"
out her" today for tn" nrs, ;Iiu" I'm Il
week, dry .uS tn" ram soaked cijy
Loss Irom TIA" hurricane WIS .sti-
mated today 5u - "ou. rUn. About haIf
OF this aDOcar"d 90 have been sustained
in damage to naval property hero.
ShlppinI OF all Kinds suffered heavily.
Almost all local fishing and wrcrltiuc
Vessels W"r" either hr,chcd or sunk.
and half a dozen steamers wrr.
grounded. No lives w"r" lost i'm Key
Wcsi aud compnra lively few i'm nepr-
10y waters MAYOR Clear. by courtesy
OF military officials. has sworn i'm ;,
number OF S"rVio" men rs spcuinl po-
lc"mcn 10 guard the city q, night.
ana, IN q proc!amafton requests every
;oration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14

l'rico of tho Bureau of Chemistry.
N' charge l'r i'vicr - tho engineer N
charge of the grain Gust explosion in
YES cation carried on By tho aEricul-
'Iral department. lie viii have Inc AS
Ststancc o. pr H. H. Brown. organic
ana PHYSICAL chemist. also II The Bu-
reau OF Chemistry.
In order 20 carry on the safety firs,
program Tor ;he grain trade the entire
eouulry, M hccm divided ni" Tour dis
'rlcts. rheS- viii hc the Eastern. Cen
n.L Northwestern aud i'acinc
i"sdnu9r'rrs for The f'ast"ru d
VISION VII b" "t Was Ellington. l. G. This
district WIN inciud Grain Corporation
ZONES N"s L. 8. = :. - and = oX.iU-
isl" O.. l.diun- aud Michigan. iud Tho
"'1iss' ana tlc o;nli states - Ione ~
IN ~" central division vii be Grain
Corporation homes Nos. . and =, avccr,
Utah and inc sections or Nos /. and ii
NJ, included IN the Easicru district.
iicndGuartcrs Will hc at Chicago.
headquarters Tor TIA" Northwestern
section viii b" in Minneapolis. where
viii bc directed the worl in zones Nos
:. and ! of tho Grain Corporations
Cram Corporation homes Nos /" aud
!: Of tn" Sti'c Of Utah will c"nstjtuto
the i'Hclii" section H"adUuar,nrs viii
b.. at san Francisco and Portland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
INTEREST ON BONDS DUE
Rt"hin"u'irr> VIII Collect S.,;. H. IN
rom ''n'rrnnrnt Wnr Liam
PAPER Tomorrow.

S"nI-annHai 'ur"rost on Liberty
honds of I'll" third issu" Is pHNabl, to-
lr"rrow aud Il Is expected that ?af..-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14

6Sl.50 viii hc distributed 10 itichmond
holders 81 these bonds. The Federal
reserve u:nk figures show tlLtt 3i.Otl
people in this city bought bonds OF this
issue and that their total holding
amounted ~ Sl2.33ro0u Ia Virginia
lI3.IS1 people rurChaS"d bonds Of the
third issue and their bonus are listed
At Sii.0iS.75u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14

9 " ouick. pastor Of the rIrs, ran.
iiSt church AZ 'irocnvlllc. s &C. Mas
drowned in Highland Lake Al pa,
l;pri y a.. larc today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
.nncrs regard

ma agreed I" meet al comcrs regard
IS 81 age. in q shoe ing contest
TNc test 81 Skill was arranged dur
~: a "irthdeN party FOR Uncle John. '
nnrlhS "hicn ne waved reminiscent
nhu toi" 81 a shooting match between
himself and two Indians
ihe !nsi match Shot in nc de
E."fsG' was coup!" OF years ago
"a ncN "ds all Young fellows In IT."
row innA5 Of 'hem did YOU beat.
+ ~ ~. john :? asked guest
or, my i3"N ne replied and added.
mats all rp"r WnS in it,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
RICHMOND ARTIST BRINGS
SKETCHES FROM OVERSEAS
Works OF William j. NnIi, Mcm,,rr OF
l;iIhti"th D'.isi"". Are Uciug
shown there.

William ! Moll. young Richmond
artist. Who volunteered with the Three
Hundred :,nd 'irtcoujh Field Artillery
III April. laIS and SAN alm"s, CON
tinmous service m Franc" with the
EiShti"th Division. is "Nhibitlma 81 IA
local sh"u at Fourth ana Grace Streets.
e collections OF Wntur color Sketches
which lie recently brought back from
France
The yNc,vhc. SHOW in colorrul dc,,t
til" itinerary of th" Tn!"o hundred and
Fifteenth through brittany. up 10 the
'front.' lin" trenches, including he opera
ti"ns a; Nerdnu ana Mcus. Areounc
WITH occasional sketches Of quiet spots
hack Of the lines where IN" batteries
We're hll",cd
III" sketches brought back to Rich.
'n"nd by Mr. Moli arc all small hut Of
4 wid" rang" "f subjects from 4,
French poilu. r|"ri"usIy drunk. who ia
telling rN"rvh"dy that indeed the war
'H over, Z" tho largest uuc ~ the group.
picture OF unusual depth for a water
'1i"r show me- the view from the south
at the Nrtr" liam" Il" rarIS.
sunlight and color. riutruSly IN CYL
dcnc". rhaPactcrizc another iarE" pie
iure which tho artists calls rs. ga
l"'Ir Bots =" ioul"er"" Ia an the
sN"trh"S. lii"hut"ud l:,rt critics h.,vc
noted - certain buoyauoy uf c"lOrins
3N Tor Instance. Ia u streak OF sun
light across Ia" ,"bbl'strn"s "f ono
"i 'hc dark crooked streets OF palis.
"hlah"' 'iG rom a harrow space be
,Wc'n "" tail old houses. "r perhaps
~ u Sthlu"d :laSS window in some ~
llc old church la Brittany
ON" bleak bit Of 4 sketch which has
NOR" 'h"n usual OF human interest 'u
us utter itrk Of amy su>picion OF
warmth or cu""r j. Dead Mau's I'M
Near Ncrdun ''The Road 80 Nrrduu"
aud Tho idgc Of the Araouuc" recall
I" returned soldiers memories which
'h.E would Perhaps ike 10 forget
Mr. Muii stated that Zoe AprU. 1914
n" Mas allowed th' privilege Of attend
ms ih" : T.. r. IuINcrai,y Of Fine
\rrs =. Kclicvuc. Paris ,vhcrc h.. h7L
~" ADVANTAGE og three months IN
strn'tion boa drawing aud tho use oC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
boy IL Drowned.


NSiiENill.i:, y. e. Sept Richard
uLot. cightccn Ncar-old son OF RcN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
.BACkLESS EVENING GOWN
FASHIONS NEXT CREATION
Expensive Nothings Arc Being Made
in Paris With Secrecy Of
Great Explosive.
SAYS NEW STYLE a REACTION
Fashionable People Spending Money
Again. and Style Makers Arc Doing
Their Best to Make II Easy To Get
Rid Of Cash.
nv Universal scry.c. !

LONDON sept iS.-Thc haskIcss
or the autumn. Alrcsdy YOU can hear
h II bimssin "a on nc f"r' o. on,-sssd
coming to" aud echo answering "w,
iaSe arrived.
so:rens Of 'e neIy '" cxplosiye. a. no
doub, ,hcy viii be the guarded nys
I've r HOUSES csS' '''''' '"' '''s' ''"
is dclirhjfuIiy s.mplc %fne,,~ NAV.
meet Lulu who scws for tho less i'm
nooT.hnS M!ns' SsT''niei7H NY, 'E.. > ,'P
~ No. 80 q" ~. $50,
,: sn 'res '8 lh. i, hss @ no lax sSG
80; 80 ~ i.r,,5 n,Ih
$50 Son ~ 81 cht-'c F %aG Vii 5sy
"0asnals ., course ,b,-.c zoe. >,r,jeb,
10 Moan, ana M.,;s,nc saws She - 80
oh; :" so1a s!ri-anid MADAME
s:a-, enu-, ~, II ~ y, Trr N,,G
-voU.. ~ may saV with 8 shruc
az thei- rrs,,E sio,Iii.-s
n,,ni, =, $500 ,,,.,
In sddi,ion al the leading fashion
eNpertS OF me West tAd are GGI@iuI
9oumd ne eA ,il; tar,S no.isiS Mn
"p,esn c ne COOK ana sn4trnene" hSM-
El!s' ne result OF M!tHh- 'nrcN
tST 49, "ioutSt pr. -. q -"
IAN, u l.ondon WHEN Ia. Inc ~
80! % -. n"i.'"lilS ~, 49, NO
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today; HHre theN were making the
NeEX last NoTa n cApenSiye n!mineSs.
h.st - tl's oavh OF INC urv>S' NJ
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CorScts ill not lac worn wa the now
evening gowns. Tho new lsugcr!. Is
specially designed not TO interfere
with the back view.
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nutshell The nrateritt which mjShi
nave made i back Is pr, sumably used
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
KENTUCKY HUNTER AT 131
NOW TRYING TO GET MATCH
Declare. lie Can Prove Ills E,c,;-b,
Is Good
Ever.

CHICAGO sept lS-Thr-e verc SIX
;hai bis nerves a., Just as srcalv
and hiss aim just as true as IL Nas
woods q century ago. "unc,. john"
ShcN. the l2l-ycar old mcIutasnccr
"ho IS on his Nrst city" vIsi, hero
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
Thinks New style n-artion.

lIIet DC Neu ~. NC
IA All tn, best
Il. up win or
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14

Colonel iiousc General iG5ss, NJ
WhIrc ANA himself respecting tho
treaty provisions. Eu- a. INC COM
m!ttcc j. now fortified los Mr. Hui.itt's
tes;imony j, is believed tG4j smother
arior' may nc made 10 -tt Secretary
LANSING 20 talk abou: these matters
especially - Bu!...t quoted him