davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19

terlie er iclO paa oct rene mco, at
'eloom oere5 Terfcr bliper fu"nitneriit
freInltiIlet, Iaa fan oct life ii0es Tor
ofte, at lelu Den beoite Slim bare
TorInoar at iormiolc biQeoliQe Sl,o-
trpt. Zen lfiGnfer olt'oo Ierfet,
ION 'tal ioreitileS, life 9ip, men rbe.
l!lffenoe ct Nntal MGR eler mi1lore
oenpfteOc Salritrationcr. Oct er / oa
for Jig iforitaaelie, at Strinobergs
Nrnillger bar inopiIget / at lptte
GtgterenS %crfer poo Slim.
@tcn Strinobcrg cr 800, ban fan
life f~orioare iig. 9t oQiaa anut
@an1Iur. Den leoenoc Sfilorcr al oen
melt lcueloe &lnit, iflloe uoleperc
ltg I'll 6iImcn, oct ioritoar hi life.
Wen bpaO biPlper oct? 6ilncn err
'%terferc emo WenneifeneS 6oritano,
lfrlper "Serllncr SagebIatt".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19
TreoSauosticncitc
pgiaa SpcriGc.

Stocfholm t3oc PING. 0prr belle
SucriQc nil ser foritfommcn0c SNl.
onq hi oihoI0t Observation-Disclosures
Gen tonacliQe auu0QioreIic bcronr
Inter iooIc6c2: "&i opiororcr ale.
QciitliQc oI ~ucro2liQr, NtUuo o. aDtn.
ser, mac OF Qomle. iom bu9ger o.
bor port SUoreIono, til at unucnoc
ScuooQ Zoe glnluit 1919 til &op %
Saf ior port 6RorelonoS 6rcO. %
iorOi set bualcn0t Nrbclhe, iitcOet.
ior CocIUgRclic, poonn moo bIiul
&croen3 SGicn, - iii ~oIuorliQ BON
iamt til Huamtuoelic ON Dor triitc.
Iilc N}liQt 90 bort N%lniuor ! ollmC
Niitorlcu3 me Eio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19

Gaitor u. :. GpcnIon, iom isr
bar bcticnt NalQco McuigbcO peo
giio. &3ia., blcp Seubog Sen Bite
9luQ. al 6ormouO q. Ncc inoiert
iom Brett for 3ionS NIenigbco, 81
lcl Milm.. SilbIdno WtcuiQbcb /
NiQhlano (omnihip, % SoIcmS DE
mahco / Sncrmon, 2 Qof. elsie
VieuiQbcocr, iom mi u0aisr ct aalo,
bar finbt GrciteQuor0 / Sherman.
Nuitor VI. ). Gucuion blco fer
lin N'rciic ira Nio, gSia., op~crrnitet
al Sen ocruurrnoc &ailac3 Ntcnig
he's. Eaitorcrnc :. u. @oIitcoo,
%o0L WiH., oa Is. a. Smobn, Hio,
&i9., bar tilitcoc ol toItc, Naitor
"a Mrs Suuobu Ioul, Nnit. Srmo,
bn ifol miolertiniQ bcticnc NtcniGbc-
0cn iom citcr &ptaur Qoar / 0oIoa.
iorbjuoclic mc0 Bonnet Yrnirle
Rat u. 2. Hmnmg "a Nl,.
itruL @jl Souon, Y}out., bIcp bcba
QcIid o~pcrroitci al inc Q}eniabcoa
folf / BIG Sou0n "a Dor GIocr paa
Cotocu ior Nrcittioltcrca @rDdupa
NoQ ior Ii glnr ii0cn. N2iiitcrcnoc
Statau0rotat u. @rorI0 ira Nclcna
trai til al pare tilitcoc % holot "a,
len for 9@rcsaiUitcruc. Rcnncrue
cftcrIo0 iiQ @dpcr til GrcltcinmiIicn
/ ,lOrm al NcuQe 90 aH0re @icuitan
So Mnit,, Ruurtiun h0INt III Clut
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19

lsber in0 gienncln Den enc NGiebalp.
iioc % no giennern ben onben. Ger
ntaa %ieouonlig bcnpttes minoit 1
Sltcr @allp, men oitc meget mere,
inben set lpffes at ltonic @looet.
Wan mo- olorig looe Jig iriite til
al ltoppc rogct iombelit, bperfcn Sat,
bloo'tiaenoc %at, Gpripamp cQer lig-
lcnoe op / TGien for berpeb at itanlc
Ell Slsoning. Oct fan nemlig bare
Ell opcrorocntlig panifeIig Sing Tor
Ell SGgc ~iellcre at ina oiaie Siug llo
lgicll iioen at gisre Jortrpo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19

Senhua sen t7be Nlait't blcl
Toitor q. 9 S%tciienion inoint ion
Ircit ior @cneice @oIcp %l,therni
Church, @cnciee, &haho, oco 6or
mnno SfiuoIou.
&aitor Sohou Slien Sle
m~on6Sureit / GALVESTON Scraa, bdl
mobtaact aaIo til G%panQcIilt tol
Soma Iiitritt al Zen 9Sor't &itther.
ife Sirtc Aucrita.
Qoitor g g. SiUr ~ &uitru,
Scobcr, N}ont tIcu uuli2 bcboGcIig
opcrrofct al inc WSculNheocr, ION
fom for al hilic poo inc u0lt'tc Ere
itciolt. QrcitcioIfcnc mooto1 'tore
ga prr0imIoc @opcr ira NfcnIgbe
Ocrnc.
Noitor 2. 6. 9cuiou % @u
itru. @alata, N2ont. b,cu uplla oprr
raifct al Wcuilhcoeu / @aIata ol
poerraft en- itorrc Ernaegopc 'onl
9@cuis pua @atclit, @iJrll9hcO 90
IoafIcuucIit al &rcitcn3 opo'renoc
&rbtioc ! NieuIGhcocn.
Qoitor Y. = CpoahL " Gu
Iilth. Nlim.. iorlaocr ! NlJotrn al
Sftobcr &or Trc,icra % @ctbIcbcm2
McniQbcocr Tor al oocrtaQc Bette.
niuocn al @iIo RICc, 9}cthlcaem 20.
SlnmanucI Y}cuiRbcocr liant 0cN
g@il0 9}iCc Narucbirm (miu %nIlc0,
0lfirrr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19
0oobpiae Weniobeb, @oobpil.

~ 0oooniGe Neniabeb, @ooooil,
lc, Nis., Yoitor Z. =. &ommera
aol0, bopoe Wisiionsicit Senoo9
Den Bite Nrg. Tnitor Spterlic FOR
rettebc, WtiSiionsprToifcu ont Ior-
mloonacn % ON eiterniobogcil
WiSIionsiorcbrag ober Sino. Sc5.
ubcn bleu ser peo @fterlniooo9Smc-
oct bolbt @clfonlitieit for bjelnfomne
Solbntcr. WiaiionSoiieret beIeb Tia
I'll ca. $3.50. Get fan onisrc5 at
iiiOr bouhe &c 10 Wenigbcoer poa
S.coct, oen lsr nGunte % Dor 6rel.
lero, bctient al Foitor Roienauiit
iTac3 Ufi3iion9icit; oct belle Ciier
uor ga noQct opcr 200 Collars; ioor
bar bcQQc Mcnigbcocr ncO fine TO
Ni2iionaicitcr ofret 800 Collars.
Senhag Den zoe Scpt. holot
NcIoit Narucbicm i'm oarliQe SOFT
icit Nc0 ocu }l~nIeonin0 tolte 6or
mou0 Stub pan Norlf ON Sormio0o
gcu % Faitor y. =. ailoabl puo en-
Qcllf ON Gitcrmib0agct. 0co Nc
lott Narncbicm CT Ger mi 100 Barn,
ue0 Ncthe2oo Micmmet i @ercaioro,
:. Iat., 10, pc0 Nommc.&icmmet,
&8ittcubcrI, N&i3., 90, pes Hafc
|orf Niemmct, %ofr Varf, Winn.,
12S. &t0 Wortiu &utbcr, Nicnmet,
StouQbtou @iS., 90, pco 1arflanb
6icmmct. EorfIono, Waib., -. "a
pco gHIlo 9ticc 0icmmct. luin &ul
len, Wiim TOT Barn. Sumimoct2
NnruciIof peo 6tt3 @ornc6iem blir
aliioa coo Darn.
Gen lite September Dor set
- Nor ii6cn Eoitor ). ". e. Tict
richion boIot lin Ioritc @ll~o@ticucitc
unocr ocll bcfjcnotc Ga pno aoihfo
mona. Zen lite Gitrc Aoibfouor9
Dienighro, bcticnt al Naitor Sob.
6uIUoriou, ihlIoc / ocn 2(nlchuina
bopt - Har2icit; men paa @runo
al NrcIten4 Groprr nco set tcolo9iifc
Scmindr2 &rcltcflwiua. bIcp Soften
uoint til Smn0ua Sen S0e. Erofc2
ior Z. g. NrUla, iom par iiIitcoc
buaoc peo p % 30 Nar4icitcn Jam
mcitco2, hoIot Ncitprr0lfrncu res
Observation-Disclosures. On 81
t~crmjbooQeu toItc Nro'c@ior 3. 6.
YicniNbcoen2 'orriac Brett
Ger holotc2 oQinn en- iScit Tor hicnl.
ocuote Solootcr; pes ben tnItc 80
nor 3. 2. Nciaitao ON ariQcu %
hpuo &rr0ommc Nirfcn tan hcntc
ira Sen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19
SronobjenS airfcfloffer.

70 al Dor Srue airfeS 5 aloffcr
/ Trcnbbiem fan iaar icire lit 200.
Mars Sltbilpuni, ifriper "Ytl'tf'
blaoct".
Dc 3 onore aloffer er ira 1929,
ogiaa itsbt / Imiteroom. 30 al
aIofferne blep omItsbt pe6 goflnn.
bets St6beri 1915. Oct bite Jig
panifeIig efter Omitsbningen at iao
Dem ltenlt / Den iantute Zone, ION
DC boOoc Tor, % Oct iiges enonli, al
DC bar taget Iig Ell 8ltr inoom Splf-
lono, isr DC fom ~tllrette paa in
gamlc Plaoa. SaIiolo pdaitaaes oct,
at man goo fan ipiuc "@looe Sui"
poo aloftcrne.
s Nlminoeligbeo brllge5 bare 10
aIoffer, Den enc err liot min0re emo
DC onore; til @egrapelier fam be1pt
te5 lnn mango al &lotfcrne iom on
ifea, &ctaliilgen er nemlig pr. Stptfe.
@enpttcS ole &loffer, er Oct Ell laa
Ban Harm i 2oarnct, at 9tinaercn
moo puttc 9omulo / 2rcne.
5 De nn0re &irfer I Npen err oct
bare TO &loffer, itaar mrotoges Com
firfer, iom bar 9 GOmfirfen9
aloffer bleo ~iorsnrig / i'm &io flDttet
nco ira Gaornet, ga sc itoo iueicn
ior Rcitnurcringen. Gc itnor M i ct
iGrifilt SrGbp9 pco 6oOeu al &cit
tibet.
Gen enc al &loffernc bar icl9enoe
Snitription:
"@ro BRUCE alocfcu5 2no iii Sol
fct at oplipe, at Sc mco Gnbogt,
@pit til airfen Jig begipc. Ser trolig
ticnc @li0 og bsre $6erren5 Crb, ioo
Gbrliti Hige maa itoofpitc@ Der /
9torh. Grie6ric Ionneitao e: Eb:
2: ct Er: Gpiicop Ni0roS,"
Oct itaar life auiart pnn alof
fcrnc, nnar oe er itebt, men Sen Gl0itc
er ontitebt / Amiter0om / 17l3 oa
after omitebt / Sron0hiem / 1888 al
Sans Nlui % anlb }luorcn$ Sunot.
&lofferne / Naffe GJrfe cr al Sob
Der, mems sc nnore CT al Ntolm. Gen
enc AZ &lofterne fortrllcr. at Den cr
it0bt / SrOn0biem / 1866 hos }trent
Ncocuarcf % Snoten, Zen, % feicr
BERTH isIqcnoe mulrtrc &er3:
Seq iprof al Sorg ga MAJ for
Gricoricf Ben icnrte n1il brlrQtc Sag
liz at ringe meo. Seq gIcmtc at
riuQc bel ion fcr. 1hl bor icN
iaicn. @u6 Lao mig pare M
iii Ncroen5 Gnoe.
Simon @oIfi3,
Wa9re @oitor 2oQi."
SfuI man fro &loftcn, iaa ipruf
Dem rmoer Ben lanqporiQe NinQninQ
pco Grieoricb Den 5tc2 Te0. Som
bctieuot blcp ser pao Sen Gio rindt
i fIere Gage, uoar en- &ongc bar al
qnoct och Geocn
&Ioftcrue / &ncn3 pprige airfcr
err al nngrc Coto.
eens "2ctorab Rufcn "a Wss arucn" III
egrQt ca Gerrer { Saulelanoei. ga-sfop
ttnocr'cu er 50 30. gprto ,pereurer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19
Gamiuu paa HtIm.

anli Samiim bar opcrSrasct
Olympia Silniclifab 8cttcn til at
iptte bans Scrter op i Slim. "@if.
toria" bIipcr oct isrite iom al Or.
6raui3 Scrpalb ital bcarbeibcS for
JiImcn. Set npttcr inscnting, Gig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-19
SinIon @oIfi3,
Wtadre 4}oitor Sodi."

eeno "Eccorah Putcn % Teo arncn" III
elTpi ca Telrcr Sdrrlclauoet. gar5fop
itnecricu CT $3.50. Torto iperegneI.
The Washington times., 1919-04-23
rERsHIxG.s SISTER IS SPONSOR.

LINCOLN, Nsb.. April e3.- Miss
May PershinE, slater OF Gen, John J.
PershIng, will leave her home here
within a short time for Mobile. Ala.
TO act as sponsor in christening a
vessel OF the merchant marine which
will be named after the city Of Lin
coin as a reward for the city's active
response 10 the Governments appeal
for support Of the fourth Liberty loan.
The exact date Of the vessels launch
ing has not yet been determined.
The Washington times., 1919-04-23

MISS ISABEL VILLIERS,
OF Boston. Mas the hrst woman
to enlist in the United States
army signal corps. photographed
upon her return from France
after a years service overseas
Miss Villiers returned aboard the
liner Winifredian, which recently
arrived at Boston The woman
personnel Of the signal corps sent
TO France did duty as telephone
operators at headquarters and de-
pots
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-20
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never
Suspect It
Applicants for insurance 0ftss
keiecaed.

Judeins from reports from drusgists
who are constantly In direct touch With
The public there u on: Prspa.ssson iss that
these conditions. The mild and healing
influence Of Dr.. Kilmer's Swamp. Root ID
soon realized. It stands the highest for
its remarkable record Of success.
An examining physician for one Of The
prominent Life Insurance Companies, In
an interview ON the subject, made the A.
tonishina statement that one reason why
20 many applicants for insurance are re.
jected 10 because kidney trouble is %
common to the American people, and the
large majority Of thoss whose applica.
tions are declined do not even suspect
that they have the disease. It 10 on sale
At all drug stores in bottles Of two sisss.
medium and large.
However. II you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to Dr.,
kilmer 1 Co.. BinGhamton. N. Y. for q
sample bottle. When writing b sure and
mention this paper.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-20
RASCALS
Biliousness. Headache. Colds.
Constipation. driven out
with "Cascarets"

Why take nasty cathartics, sickening
salts, or stomach-turning oils to drive
these rascals outf Let gentle. harmless
Cascarets remove the liver and bowel
poison which is keeping your head
dizzy. your tongue coated, your skin
sallow. your breath offensive, and your
stomach sour. Get box Of Cascarets
at the drug store and rid your liver,
stomach and bowels Of the excess bile.
poisoas. and waste which are keeping
you miserable. Cascarets never grippe.
never sicken. never Inconvenience.
They cost so little and work while you
sleep.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-20
Make Il snappv.

II you were in the telegraph busi-
ness you wouldn't make much money
II many people sent messages like the
following one. It was written by a
woman, who won prize for 1t being
the longest 12-word telegram ever
sent.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS counter-rev-
'Oluti0nary intercommunications uncir-
cumstantiated. Quartermaster-gen
erals disproportionablene character
istlcally contra-distinguished unconsti-
;tutionalist's incomprehensibilities."- -
Boston Post.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-20
ASPIRIN FOR HEADACHE

Insist on "Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin"
In . "Bayer package" containing prop
q directions for Headache. Colds.
Pain. Neuralgia. Lumbago, and Rheu-
matism. Name "Bayer" means genuine
Aspirin prescribed by physiclans for
nineteen ears. Handy tin toxes Of II
tablets cost few cents. Aspirin is trade
mark Of Bayer Manufacture Of Mono
aceticacidester of Salicylicacid.-Adv,
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-20
soscHEE's SYRUP.

M tAsss days Of unsettled weather
look out Tor colds. Take every pre-
caution against the dreaded influenza
and at ths nrst snsese remember that
BoseAsss Syrup has been used for
1fty.thrss years In all parts Of the
Unitsd States for coughs, bronchitis
and eoadA. threat Irritation and espe.
eialty 6oe lung troubles, giving the
patient Q good nights rest, free from
eo0sAAe. with easy sxpsctoration In
H. 0eening. Made IN America and
kept - . household remedy In the
homes q Thousands Of families an
ever ~ eivilissd world. Try one bottie
and oeeepk - substitutss.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-20
Win Weak a,l Nesvsss

xAa1aQ O1v, EaaAe'I hAvs takss d.
~; e 81 e; $; q: b: e. - s. -: {:
S9sa6 - - 80 ed - ssvss
49,. - !: e: - r: +: 4 t::::.:: t:.s: 49,
=. 7t< B: Z al a a6ll6;:S, rs IA k:ss,;:; Il:
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-20

I'd lii, ~ g 49, +. -A~
~ si'2eSsi'}s.A 4 Z. t':..3..t q
Wo tq9is ~ esgsQs1iyp WAsA -
go d. 11sqe's ySvss4le IsaDssiptioo.
49, Z +. 80 :, 49,: 49, p. S:;s:ssis1Ss ~ = 4
~ . vs9aa s.neaaias q hssk.siA
- sa:.leeiss sss g l:==.s.. sysys1a:i ~. !s:..
3 H. - - = ~ ...vss:s:SS - =
tSIR laA6ll . ~ ps. IssSA q
u = ID taSSsss 1,s = -
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-20

Women read bargain advertisements
because they believe there Ia some
thing In store for them.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-20

II Ia difficult to realize that the
sweet girl graduate was once a short
haired baby with red nose.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-20

You have one great duty In these
hiRh-priced times. You can advise
your friends to ec0nOmize.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-20
Those Women Who
Dread Middle Life

Al 40: tool iri5: b.:
flsses's Fsvosits
Hoo0ipRo0 dr.
AG expectancy 40
0so0 q hssping
- \ 0pod eoa&
- "a - I
!!tS.SsSlt .2
ss3Ss:asSE.::s; IS;
p Wo s.SS
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-20
Maealx lnaIsa.

shs-Thsy say Mr.. Destyle is hnan-
cially embarrassed.
Hs-Well. he's horribly In debt. but
It would take more than that to en-
bArrass him.-Bost0n Post.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-20
Chin Verse.

"You used to write verses to my
dainty chin" sighed Mrs. Addy-Pose.
"Weil, now must write cOupiets."
he said.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-20
.'e:'::! s::': q: :: G<2Zz5sf
In Uss foe Ovee % Years.
Children Cry for Fletchsrs Castoris

He u mean man who will not keep
q sharp axe for bis wife to chop wooJ
with.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-20
Murher pIe..e.

Number, Please.
Bess-Were they married In haste ?
Goodness, no; why. they were
married by telephone.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-20

OF course. man II like any other
animal that growls when it's hungry.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-20

OmDOstont - 010tlsoeo
DxAmiae carefully every bottle Of
CA6TORlA, that famous old remefy
foe infants and childrsn. and see that It
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26


200 $50 zoo |
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26

bound 240 feet more or less; thence northessteriy
more or less. to the punt Of beginning said lot
With buildings thereon. Is reputed to be owned
a. less. '' '''' ''''''
E NO. !. r. l. n. B. < P, tRockwoed stzap,. par,
. s-scre lot said to be owned by F1ed puby. 40
cnrding survey and plan Of said strip nsnds
.ef County Regist s7 II 6esas Sad ios S xss
buildings thereon. reputed to Be owned By s9dis
AcDonaad and contains three acres. morv
z NO. l. B. !. N 3. K P. CRockwoud Strip. par.
sh az Moose Rver 70 na % 1o5 5a
plan Of said Strip. made BY Lewis Cakes in lssS
q Desds boundsd as follows: Beginning On The
south shore of Moose River II the northvest COR
ihsnos southeriy s:s tsst. more or less; tssnn;
nnsi WITH III i tss % sas bound ss
more ar less. to Moose River; thence eastary nj.
D"sn1 of 6seinnns Said lot With badnr. th. ~
a. II reputed TO be owned by Fred Duhy and
cuutAins three acres. more or less.
E NO. /. R N B. K P, (Rockwood Strip. parf
q. being lots T. and s. south Of Moose River.
b Ls1ss oskes in isss and recardsd IN the Som.
srss, County asS,s,ry Of nesas: SAID lot. ar
ns hundred thirty-three acres. ncre @ isss
70 s.,.< il ,a.,s J, aass. Tsx.1 sg
e survey 70. and n plan Of :s,d s,p ans By tw,.
RsEs nss' Of r1 Dess sa,a i0 s WIN sn.idns:
thereun. Ii rcputed to be owned By 6ifAs WlLas
E NO. L. r /. N. B. z P, Lockwood Strip. psr.
Of being the easteriy part Of lot g. sonth Of Moues
.s 81 ss 70 .s. N i ass paa .a
n the Somerset County Res1stry Of Deeda. bound
ssr Of l.nS s.sd e Be owned nj sy sia: wis.,
thsnce westerly So roaa thence southeray L. rods:
sa S so 6 81 s.s
soFfhsray ON the vzz..llns Of seid wIiier to ths
S s Owned s. Mazt.n : Sansssr I'd costa.s e
m snEo. mnra or -
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-01
THE WoMEN's CLOTHES PERIL.
(New York WORLDLY

(New York Worldly
In nstuting against immodesty in dress the
Womans Republican club itself true to the prnc
pies OF the party Of to be success
1ul 1t will have TO be crusade There is no
lack OF outward evidence that feminine offenders of all
tlcal althsDemocrats, paror Socialists Republicans
are in equal need of regulation Prohbitionists
pear to countenance degree personal liberty in their
attire
Inc movement is directed both against "gauze like lin
gele and waistess evening gowns doubt the main
cause Of moraist alarm is in the latter with their con-
tanty increasing shrnkage from the shoulders and to-
ward the waist Where the danger line to be drawn?
Inc fact that the bodice in has now been
duced to "a little band of satin and the announcement
ht worse Is yet to come in evening gowns from Paris
shows a justification for the reform.
But Is there more real immodesty the present bare
shoulder fashion of evening dress the deep decol
leee style which Immediately preceded it, Mere man must
CONFESS hself mysed and unaware any apprecia BILE
deence as respects the lure feminine charms Each
a far departure from the stricer conventions of former
generation On the other hand not decrease of
consciousness in the young extreme clothes
when paliates the offense? To men of an older
growth the dangerous symptoms not the
gestive absurdity of scantiness
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-01
Make Wilhelm Work.

G7HE news that the kaiser, since he be-
came the 'house-pest" of Count Won
u Bentlck in Holland, has chopped
down and sawed into logs 1000 trees. is
most interesting. 1t throws new light on
the one subject of a fitting punishment for
him.
10 chop down and saw up 1000 trees,
even small trees, argues considerable
strength No weakling could do it. Since
this is SO, and his crimes against humanity
are all from the abuse Of his mental and
temporal power, why should he not make
what reparation he can by the exertion Of
tins physical power which he so evidently
possesses?
He might well be set to work. under
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-01

You wouldn't have been bound by a con-
tract" This in superb forgetfulness OF
the fact that she had never intimated
anything OF the kind before. but, OF
course. you've got to go on with the
thing now. A promise is a promise.
Drat the boy, 1 don't know what ails
him! Keep on flying forsooth! He might
just as well sign my death warrant. !
was glad to give him UP when his coun-
try needed him. but he's doing this for
spite. Just walt till I see him tonight
III put flea In his ear
l uttered a little exclamation Of dis
may. 1t was Saturday. and not only
Dicky, but Lillian and Marion were
coming to stay over the Weekend. At
tirst 1 couldn't analyze the impulse that
made mo thus protest my mother-in-
laws determination. Then I realized
how strong was my yearning to have
my husband rescind the petty stand he
had taken. because of his own prin-
ciples, not on account of the potent
pleading of an aged and infirrn mother.
My mother-in-law looked at me sharp
Iy, angrly, as I said:
II wouldn't say anything to him about
It this time. Mrs. Underwood Is COM
ing, also. you know"
When l have to consider Mrs Under
woods convenience in speaking to my
own son 1t will be time for me TO get
out of the world' she said Jelly. by
the way. let me remind you that the
lady's train will be In shortly. If you
expect to wheel the baby up 70 the sta
ton to meet her, as you had planned,
you'd better hurry"
I went out of the room, Respondent,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-01

guard, at the labor of rebuilding some dew
astated portion Of Belgium or France
There he would learn what ruin and devas-
tation mean, and as the unhappy refugees
came drifting back he would get some idea
of what he is responsible for to human.
kind. This he will never learn in any other
way.
For the first time in his life he would be
laboring to build, instead of plotting to de-
stroy. He would also be working along
side of his own common soldiers, class of
men who have suffered for years from his
arrogance and abuse of power. 1t would
be a glorious manifestation of justice to
make him share the fate he brought upon
them
Clothed in an old soiled uniform with a
number instead of title, he could use the
strength he now wastes, in making ''repar-
alton in kind, (which is the sort of repara-
ton that comes harvest and counts most
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-01

WHEN the Germans wanted describe Luden-
dorff gambler they had to take French term
ing in Germany describe taking a chance"
MEDICOs 275 per beer is Intoxicating
ing.
PIG iron is coming Roast pig is going up. Iron
men worth 80 cents per. Figure it yourself.
WHEN the Boshevik leaders find supply exceeds
the demand they kill off a lot people.
HAVE to hand it to Mexico at that Not quite so bad
rs Russia.
GOWNS are to be worn longer says fashion shark As
to time inches?
IF Uncle Sam has really married the family of ma
lions he's got corking good action for divorce
PRINCIPLES and Practice of Plumbing" Book bv
one Cosgrove.. We know about the practice Cossy
Where did other get in?
LONG the Ancient Mariner chanted "As idle as
painted ship painted ocean," How history re-
peats ITSELF He was talking about schooner!
during the victory loan drive. yours tank town?
IN California burg the sections and cemetery en-
oyes have struck for $5a day which almost induces us
to refer to it a grave situation.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-01
MY SOLDIER HUSBAND A f ss"sa REVELATIONS OF A WIFE


LILLIAN kept her pledge to avoid
all further discussion of Diclsy's
resolution to keep on flying as re-
taliation for my refusal to give up my
position. And to our surprise and re-
lief when we came back to the library
Dicky had evidently made up his mind
10 the same course of action. No out
slider listening to our conversation could
possibly have guessed the scoring which
Lillian had but few moments before
administered to her old friend.
But my momentary relief at Dicky's
unruffed deneanor changed to worry
when he continued the same non-com-
initial policy not only during our Jour-
ney home but all through the days
afterward. He was frequently at home
for week-ends and hours off. but he was
careful to let drop no further word
about his plans. lie might be already
out OF the service or pledged again to 1t
for years for all ] knew.
He was equally scrupulous in the care
he took to avoid any reference to my
work. AS far as he was concerned the
schoolroom didn't exist. If | were not
at home when he came he always care
fully ignored the fact and greeted me
when entered as If had just returned
from the garden. His attitude saved
me petty annoyance, but caused me
much anxiety, anxiety that grew more
intense as the days and the weeks wore
away with no hint of what Dlcky really
intended to do.