davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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sarIsF1ELD MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney)
Manhattan.


Manhattan.
ssTH ST, SIS. i22.1 Bway. 5oxl1s 2xbo
xiao.a-Louise E Behan Of Brooklyn Nnn to
is,.. sity' LIT Co $50 Bway. .s7 coo
ssTH ST. iii E-John Murray TO Francis
&, 800 astys AshSei P Fitch. Mott 4
s, GTrn ST. 81 is sf s"sAme TO same. MAY g
s, a. ST. 1.'y Us 'i insane to same. NJ; 4
,s 11so s!t xv SANE ,a1th st. ,oxssISSTy
atty, Louis Jers.nwits sao s w Y IdSi..
AZ POI T. e ISL ssth st. to MARY FRITZ. ..tr. jacob
Fritz, i4is Clinton av. The Bronx; Feb
Fl. 1903; atty. Title Guar 6 T Co ,Is
nR eSs5 ii5i-Emm. Hopkins to
the Bowery Saw Bank. l2s Bowerv: Jan
10 1911; attys. cadwsiader. W 40
Front Wcsi s! sr is;sis-s..Mich.:i j Ginnsne
2Is Fenimore st. Bkiyn: to Alliance Real
SAB ST. ii5-i7 E-jos.ph shenk to Her:
| /. 1905; atty. George Hahn. Is wili,n
s7sT.H ST ss;; E.wi,ittcn holding ' cofpn
iH7; atty. Y T q M Co. isS broad;
M wsSyH ST. SOLITARY; Kay to II Man,
Eismsn. Levy c a Levine, iss Broad;
GRASp ST. ,2oo.o,.Jseob Gordon. exr. ct
| al to Celia Kirsh and David Frank. exr.
Sept T. 1918; atty. Gordon. s4s Bro,
ssTTH ST. n s.. IS y PARK sv. 'icoxioosw
Mtg Co. II Bwsv. April IL. ISIS,
atty. George coushIin. 20 wall
isT Az, s. iiis i5th st. aoI7sC
Frank and Anne KSbovst. g FT,sd::.ic.k
atty Frederick Hermann. 1851 ist
,ssTH ST. :. ass r sth AZ .,...1ss i IL"
Jos:ph E and forisa A weed to the n
Y Produce Exchange. . Bway. Sent ~.
| 1883 ''''.'.'.''..''.'.. 0.tlz.sOo
J Bronx.
MORRIS pnisns. Az " N 49,, tsI u
rifle G Gss 's0Se CO. Oct ". ii,y
1adaS ss fd. ay t 10 al:n q a N.t,.
yrs, 5HT; atty. B + osrdins. 40 T-..
MHS STr sT. Ssis. isx ;iOO,iES
Forschsr to Cath C Chambers. $50 Ma
ca. atty Dt T. % as.. s'T CO Oct ia s1a
l7 grz ST. 500 y. ;iiiii;i.kRat. Il g
Oct 9; yr. 80; atty. Oscar EnslandsI,
sA Ak nMfS Nv. :so;i, i. ios .assS
wieiand. ass W asth st. prior mtg. ,2i-
600. Oct i, yrs 60 atty. Title Guar
Co, 176 Bway.. 81. 900
JEFFERsoN PL. ssi. 8. ls.7xiOi.iix
issstoi-Leah Getziowitz to Minnie
Pomsrants bn S ra ,tS as R 8ss dp Due
NORRIS oaisfs Az. is;s. W. io.ico.ic;ai...' I =
Durr TO Mary A Rudd. 1878 Morris av.
oct 2, instais So; atty. Mary A Rudd
an zee nv Morris eSi i;;h 81. sSS
sBs-Rslph Litchman to Reviiiesat sci
Co. so i2d st. pr mtg $1,000. Or;
l., yrs, s% attys. Ernst, r a c, 81
Lot ait. map w A and " c Mapes-
Harold i-chiy to Insrid Wilson, as41
w.limsn av. pr mtg ss.5oo. Oct q
4 instals, 81; atty, Co. III
: MoRRys Az. aoso. 5. ;S1;icc.sssraHsH
. Jacobs TO Mendel Katz, I5e sth av, pr
mtg ts.ooe, Oct 6, 8 yrs. s% atty, u
DECATUR Av, sara. .. 6sIs5-Chss q
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Sixth Assembly District.

= ~ Loo anon. Occupied as
1 Mangin St. bet. z. Houston and
Stanton SITS, north entrance .P.SS
Mangin ST., bet E. Houston and
stanton SITS, south entrance p sn
Cor. K. Houston and Lewis sts
boys entrance on Lewis SIPS ia
Cor. Z. Houston and Lewis a.,
boys entrance on Lewis st. p. s. ia
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ELECTION NOTICES.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS.

BOARD OF ELECTIONS OF THE GIN y,o 81
NEW YORK, GENERAL OFfIxr' xaSHkT.
TAN
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. IN pursuance
Of Chapter % of the Laws Of 1909 !constitht-
fnr rhpt,ter n ~ ,hc ConSo 'dated Lawe'. az
amended nv Chapter s23. Section sol OF the
Laws Of 1918 Of the boundaries OF each OF INC
election d's.ricts IN .he City Of New YORK shu
October 9Th. 18th, sth. 9Th. 10th and llth, ana
Of the polling places for the election to be nsiu
November 4th. 1919 in each OF the eiecuoh ois
tricts in ta'd County ~ follows
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a Mamie to VIM P
Goldman a Bros, Inc, IL 18th st.
yrs from Oct Is. 1919: atty. Jos Kahn;
ssTH ST. sss Il, double store and cellar
ANNA Won Twistern to Sander Weiss.
s2s seth st. yrs from Nov !.
,rTH ST. lao Il. ;.ii.imsnds wwliii.m: e
VIM 81, 4 ae9 on; a, Tsw.s1; n 10 81, 4,
srun- 1875 Bway... $4,000 to sa,7oo
BROADWAY. near iesth st. drug store.
No u audubon Theatre b.ds-sway and
tracing Co, yrs from Oct J, 1918: atty,
READE ST. lSt. ail..Elia = Emmett to
yrs from May /. 1918. $500 to $4,000
I'd Av. IS. store and &c-Abr King to
March asGs kis sa So 81 ss ac 81 sss oa
srH s% i,si 20 .tor:ji. crohn 70 to soSs
Sas !. isso; atty. 'n JACOB aoiS.iain. sss
RESbE ssT. ioss. ion. on sd an. nd '' s;S
FORD. III Duane st. sa-ls yrs from Oct
I. 1919; atty. g r Hendritkson: i2a
BROADWAY. n cor Soth st. n store and
space Ioxl2 in b-Aley Sobel TO Isidore
and Ralph Kayirs. 22ts Bway. ll-ia
yr. from Oct !; 1913; subject to-, e eha't ,.:
Bwsy; nrst year 5000. second year s.:
,s fTG sT r'h iii W. .,l-pni:ip wiilen%sn
to Louis stone. III w asth st, 20 yrs
from Oct I. 1919; atty. Benz steinman;
sTa Az, III n half Of store. iisiio. with
celIar-Harry silverman to d sterenglas,
los w 9th st. from Sept I, 1919. to Jan
20. 1875: attys. McReyncids a h.nte nc
50 MAIDEN s ,,.coi,ss: %o ID ECO CO
70 Max Beigeiman. los 1lsth st, s
yrs from Sept 1. 1919; atty. JEROME IA 4
Fohr, AZ Bway.... 49,. eoo
7TH Av. 1881. I'd noor--Lena Friediander
to Abr Agress. 1851 I'd av. yrs from rom
wH III. / ST. 81. store and b-.cne:eSro.
Davidson Realty Co to Miller q oseas,
Inc, yrs and ~ mos from June Is.
1919; atty. Samuel KAhan, C. PsrH
77Ta H~ ST. 1;s w. .iii-sarah Mildenbers to
Henrietta Bersens. on premises. 2 yrs
from Oct l, 1919. ........: u,soo
losTH ST. al E, b and LIST and I'd floors
F Rusgiero to Raf,aele and Domenico
Balsamo, 500 l1sth st. yrs from Oct
/. 1919. yrs renew: address. A RHs
giero. EOS e ll5th t..............f $1,000
| Bronx.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD; 1918. north st,
| on LIST nco--Herman Hesse to Free
! schaefer, $50 Halsey st. Bklyn; Y.
yrs from Get l, 1919: atty. Fred Scha
Ter, 1918 Southern Blvd. $500
| CRESCENT Av. CSC, cor storeMssm
Bronx. Inc. si-Ia yrs from Oct l. 1912
atty e s Napola, $40 Bwsy..... $500
ls0TH ST. 1921 e. ail-Matilds Loweth &c
| Geo A Captain. 1921 z lso:h ct, yr'
from May l, 1920; atty @ cap,,a aIf
FOX 5S'i sT SIS iso'n al,"isaac Ei:iman to sam
ISIS; atty. iodis, i.s e 1isth st'',5o'
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Available positions as

Available positions as
SiGHT TELEPHONE OPERATORS.
Hours 40 p. NJ. to A. II.
Experience not necessary.
We can now employ a number OF
women II to IS years Of age.
We teach you and pay you t11
week while learning.
This 10 = splendid opportunity for
women who seek worthwhile
occupation with real opportunities
for advancement and unusual pro-
visions for the workers comfort
and well being.
Call SPRING OFFICIAL for full
Information or apply at
MANHATTAN
1853 Bway. cor 27th St.. A. NJ TO p. M
BRONX
asa e. fremont Ave, IL NJ. to Q p. NJ.
BROOKLYN
81 willoughby ST., A. ". TO P. VI.
l3Ss Bway., A. NJ. to p NJ.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY.
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RECORDED TRANSACTIONS.
Continued from Thutee.th Pogo.

land 100 Bway. and 8 Fidelity and
Guarantee Co. ~ Cedar q. due March IL,
'' Ms s% Si mt" e.. 100 viii william
~ ............,........ ....tlbO,OVo
Uptown.
tManhattsn Island, north OF 11oth street.)
12OTh ST. IS 2i8.o e sth Av, 22.2xse.l1,
m. Oct 7aDora cohn to Produce
atiyI BALDWIN. q r. Al Ssssss
SANE PaoPERT;Yl.. m. Oct I.ssm .S,Ot to
issda 81; 611 W; n Y, AudssSa Az =
Public Square Realty Co to samI Radin.
1900 7th av. due Oct I, 1920. SO atty,
i2sTA ST, 81 w. 8. 2oxsS.il. p m. sept
o-Retecca Levy to sesmen's Bank for
s ssy 70 cs Wa. at due os. 1879 Val "a
,sss'rH ST. .s5s w. !; as.,iiio; e s.i ,S:e
Sss to ': sans. VI du. &C, S0f 1899
AMsTER1 AN Av. ~. ii55th st, look
Glen Cove, L I. due and int as per notes:
wHsh i;s e ' THihhsRAcn. !. ss,s s's
zssies T. to Hale Realty co oct asidsS
IL a G Ernst; ii Maids lane. :. 81 500
IS Is1 l.F % frsa S't Wsis. s, tt
st. vsllsy strsa IA I: !: yrs So s, oSc
Realty Cofpn TO Henry siebert Jr.
SS,Prs $1,000 90 M stss !'9' ';'' &C.
1aoTH ST. =. iai'st III; sv. 'iic.sxIco ii
81; attys. p"v,. D. 500 Bwsy $1,000
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Coffee Cao'es-Rio was $50 reis higher for
7s at ilsoo Exchange .l-lsd higher at II is.ied
Receipts 5000 bags and stock Sc. 900 bags
In santos spots were unchanged at l6y7O0
for No. and 1890 for No. 7. Futures were
$50 to $50 reis lower Receipts u.ooe bags and
stock 1851 90 bags.
Receipts at the ports were 5000 bags
against 1900 last YEAR and 1000 two years
ago Sac Pau had 1900. against 81, 900 and
n 600 bags. respectively.
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

A WELL KNOWN gof prof ssional seeks
po.ition in South. lust finished season with
dr.t class club, or would consider potition
a. manager Of sporting goods depart
ment; proposition must be first class Ad.
dress GOLFER. IS Washington Street
Flushing. !.
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE.

Someone said the other day
that II we could explain all at
once the many features of
telephone operating that make
II so attractive not only to
girls. but to mothers who
want to know that their
daughters are we'll cared for
in the business they enter, we
would have more applicants
for admission to our Training
Departments for Operators
than we could possibly handle.
We have not the space to
tell all these things here, but
we will be glad to give you all
the Information you desire
about telephone operating II
you will call at our Main EN-
ployment once, ll5s BROAD
WAY. COR. 9TH STREET.
MANHATTAN, s A. N. to
=. NJ, OR AT THE FOLLOW
ING BRANCH OFFICES
BRONX.
+6S z. fremont Ave, IL NJ. to p. NJ.
BROOKLYN.
81 wilioughby St.. . A. NJ. TO P. "a.
1885 Broadway, 0 A. NJ. to p. Nj.
Girls ls to 20 are eligible.
Salary 10 paid while learning.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-01-10
LA PEINE DU TALON

Aix-la-Ch Chapelle, depuis lie Ter de-
cembre dernier, est aux mains de Pau
torite militaire beige. lie gouverneur
est le colonel Gracia. II est entire en-
fonctions avec une raideur qui con-
traste avec son nom. Des son arrivee
aux portes de la vile, il exige que lie
bourgmestre vint au-devant de lui
pour lui souhaiter tres humblement la
bienvenue. A peine installe a Photel
de vile, il a fait imprimer un arrete
en- dix-huit articles, qui est la repro
duction exacte de celui que Won Bis
sing placarda en- 1914 sur les murs de
Bruxelles. II proclame tout simple
ment petablissement de la loi martha
lie. Ordre de deposer toutes les armes
q lh6tel de vile. Defense de circuler
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-01-10
IA "RRABANCONNE'' CHANTEE
PAR $4,000 PERSONNES

LIE soir de sa rentree triomphale a
Bruxelles, lie roi Albert voulut visiter
l'h6tel de vile de Bruxelles on Patten-
daient lie bourgmestre Max ct les au-
tories communales. La grande place
etait noire de monde ct bientot Pon
entend les cris repetes lie Ro". lie
roi Sc dirige vers lie balloon, salue ct
contemple cette foule trepignante, ac-
CLAIMANT avec frenesie, agitant les
mouchoirs ct tout a coup ellie entonna
la "Brabanconne". Ce chant ainsi
chante, restera a jamais dams poreille
de celui qui Ia entendu. La phrase fl
male de chaque couplet: Gle RO1, LA
LOI. LA LIBERTE", chante par ces
$4,000 personnes semblait avoir un
sens fatidique dams la bouche de ce
peuple venant d'etre libere de plu-
sieurs annees d'esclavage ct vous don
matt une emotion a laquelle il etait i'm
possible de resister.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-01-10
LIE MARECHAL PETAIN

etait trop tard. LIE coup etait pare.
LIE nouveau marechal salt bien que
sill a sauve Verdun, c'est que les SOL
dats quill await sous ses ordres Sc sont
battus CONNIE des lions, dams cette
fournaise, ct que ce sont tous les glo-
rieux morris ct tous les glorieux sur
vivants de Verdun que la France ho-
more aujourd'hui en- sa personne.
Mais toute Parmee franchise salt
bien aussi que sill n'avait pas etc Ia,
| le fevrier, tout son heroisme ellie
aurait etc inutile.
Petain nous a preserve dun desas-
tire plus redoutable encore. On peut
parler aujourd'hui de la terrible crise
de cafard qui troubla un moment nos
heroiques camarades du front, en- mai
ct JUN 1917, au lendemain de Poffen-
sive du Chemin-des-Dames Une
! grave mutinerie qui pouvait tout per-
DIRE eclata dams une partie importante
de notre armee. Les causes en-
etaient multiples: la plus grave, la
! plus profonde, c'etait, tres probable
ment 'exemple de la Revolution rus
Sc, qui n'avait pas encore 81 piteuse-
ment avorte, ct don't les Soviets de
soldats tournerent les tetes de quel-
ques-uns des notres, passagerement
demontes par la deception qu'avait etc
le maigre resultat trop cherement
paye, de Ioffensive du Chemin- des-
Danes. La moindre maladresse du
commandment pouvait tout perdre
ct nous METRE aussi bas que la Rus
sic actuelle.
Heureusement, Petain venait d'etre
nomme generalissime. II ne perdit
pas plus la tete qua Verdun. II
connaissait lie "poilu" ct il Paimait.
II savait que la crise de cafard await
etc preparee par des erreurs de GER
tains chefs, qui n'avaient accorde
qu'une attention insuffisante au bien-
etre de leurs hommes, au comfort ct
la proprete des announcements,
la capitale question des permissions.
QUAINT par un melange de douceur ct
de fermete, il cut calme le premiere
effervescence, il s'appliqua patien-
ment a refaire le moral de la troupe
par une amelioration de sa nourriture,
de son couchage, de ses organisations
defensives. II renonca provisoire-
ment - peut-etre un peu trop long
temps-aux grandes ofensives, re-
dormant confance Parnlee par des
offensives a objectifs Unite CONNIE
au Mort -Homme ct a la Malmaison,
qui, grace a un luxe inoui d'artillerie,
furent des victories gagnees avec un
minimum de pertes. En- six mols,
Parmee await retrouve, grace a lui, la
pleine sante morale qui ne Ia plus
abandonnee depuis, meme au milieu
des epreuves de mai 1918 ct qui a
per1nis finalement la geniale man.
oeuvre de Foch.
Maintenant que lie general en- chef
est fait marechal ct quill a pris rang,
pour Panciennete, apres Joffre ct
Foch, a quand lie tour de ses plus IL
lustres lieutenant, quand la grande
promotion de marechaux?
Gustave Herve
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-01-10

dams la rue. Censure de tous les jour-
naux ct publications. Droit de perqui-
sition a toute heure dams toutes les
maisons qui doivent rester ouvertes
pendant la mutt. Ordre aux evils de
saluer les OFFICERS belges ct de leur
ceder lie trottoire. Quiconque trans
gressera les prescriptions de Pauto-
rite militaire sera arrete sur le
champ, fusille sans autre forme de
process, et la vile sera frappee dune
amende proportionnee au DELFT. Dix
otages sont pris parmi les notables ct
gardes l'h6tel de vile tant que le
gouverneur le jugera necessaire.
Apres la lecture de Get arrete on
comprend que les Boches n'aient pas
le sourire. La plupart obeissent, sa-
luent les officers ct leur cedent le
trottoir, mais beaucoup Sc detournent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-01-10
A GUI Ian NEUF

qu Fan neuf-des neufs desirs-des neuves chooses
Sourc vieux observation-disclosures aux bebes roses
Paix pleniere gems de bonne volonte-
Paix aux occurs ulceres, fatigues, ou moroses-
Bon An a qui Ia merte! .,
lie sang ne coule plus. la glebe maternelle
Don't on a, ces quatre ans foue les epls dor,
Sent un tressaillement passer dams sa mamelle
Et veut nourrir encor. ....@.
lie soleil obscurci par tant depais nuages ! ;:
Et nosant plus briller emmi tous ces effros :.~ =
Est reste le solel .. et passes les orages,
SQUIRT CONNIE autrefois.. T.. -; 1913.
L'oiseau dams la foret chante sa cantlene
Comme jadis. la f1eur dams lie jardn pare
Sc redresse >. la brise est douce par la plaine
Oh! l'on tant peure!
LIE Drot triomphe. La Vie est bien plus bele.
Gu Pan Neuf qui quatre ans ont lutte
Pour toi noble Amerique, ct toi, France eernelle,
Et par vous pour PHumanite!...
Preparons PAvenir Revivons. L'Heure exquise
some . C'est la Paix!. Par lie grand ciel ouvert
L'azur libre ct serein succede la mutt grise....
OH Pon tant soufert!!! ..:..
A ROT,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-01-10

En- mauvaise condition. M. Martin
Boreson de Leeman, Wis.,, ecrit: "J'e-
tais en- mauvaises condition ce prin-
temps passe, lorsque je me procurais
lie Novoro du DR. Pierre. Je ne pensais
jamais etre capable de faire quelque
travail pendant Pete suivant, mais je
me sens maintenant exceptionnelle-
ment bien ct je puis TRAVELLER ferme
tous les jours". II n'existe pas de to-
nique CONNIE ce vieux remede her.
beux, de Tongue renommee. II rend lie
sang vermeil ct richie; il fortifie le
systeme nerveux ct rend une nouvel-
le vigueur a tout lie corps. Ce nest pas
un remade de pharmacie. II est fourni
par des agents locaux specialement
NOMINEES q Get effet. Adresse: DIR. Pc
ter Fahrney & Sons Co., Chicago, Ill.
Ann.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-01-10

LIE gouvernement eu la bonne ms
piration de donner lie baton
de marechal a Petain pour faire son
entree triomphale a Metz.
Pas plus que Joffre, Pimmorte]
vainqueur de la Marne, qu'en haut
lieu on ferait bien de ne pas avoir
Pair d'oublier en- ces jours de rejou-
issance, 81 Pom ne veut pas mecomp1
ter lopinion publique; pas plus que
Foch, don't la conception geniale a
precipite le denouement de PafreuS
cauchemar, Petain ma vole ce supre-
me tenoignage de la reconnaissance
rationale. ....
Petain, c'est l'homme des jours som"
bres, qui, a deux des moments les plus
tragiques, de la grande tragedie, q
sauve la France dune double catas-
trophe.
La premiere fois, c'etait en- fevrier
1916, sous Verdun. Au moment OH
nous commencions a preparer discre-
tement notre offensive de la Somme,
les Allemands, soudain, declancherent
la leur au nord de Verdun. On n'avait
jamais WI un pareil deluge de fer:
lennemi await reussi a accunuler en-
secret sur ce point une artillerie for
midable, il await reussi a dissimuler
ses preparatifs d'attaque ct brusque-
ment, le 21 fevrier, il Sc jetait sur no
tire grande forteresse de la Meuse.
L'attaque fut 81 foudroyante, nos
moyens de defense etaient 81 rudi-
mentaires, qu'en quatre jours, lie
kronprinz entra a Douaumont, ola
pierre angulaire de la principale for
teresse du principal ennemi'', CONNIE
il disait a peu pres, dams un telegram
me triumphant. Encore huit kilome-
tres ct il arrivait a Verdun meme, il
coupait les points de la Meuse ct nous
raflait une armee entiere.
Dams toute la France, ce fut une
heure d'angoisse inexprimable.
On commence a respirer settlement
quand on apprit que Petain etait Ia.
On savait a Parriere CONNIE au front
Gull y await un ancien professeur de
notre Ecole de guerre, parti colonel
au debut de la guerre, qui s'etait ac-
auis une enorme reputation CONNIE
crganisateur methodique ct CONNIE
entraineur d'hommes. On savait que
CONNIE commandant du 33e corps, a
Carency, au printemps de 1915, il
await conduit la grande offensive de
Champagne avec une ma1trise incom-
parable ct que c'est settlement pinsuf-
fisance de notre gros materiel d'alors,
oui await, a ce moment, sauve Parmee
allemande dun desastre. Sa seul pre-
sence commence a nous rassurer,
CONNIE la presence dun grand mede-
Gin rassure le malade. Notre CONTAIN
ce ne fut pas decue.
Des quill arriva sur lie terrain, les
troupes sentirent quill y await la un
chef. qui savait prendre des decisions
ct les faire executor.
En- quelques heures, Pennemi Sc
trouva arrete net. Apres, il cut beau
pendant six mois, grignoter metre
par metre lie court espace qui separait
Douaumont des points de Verdun il
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-01-10
LA MARINE MARCHANDE BEIGE

Anvers, 8 janvier.-Le "Royal
Lloyd" beige a fait aujourdhui une
commando pour la construction de
100000 tonneaux de navire mar
chands.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-01-10
LIE President Poincare aux Etats- Unis

Paris.-Interviewe par un repre-
sentant de l'"United Press, le presi-
dent Poincare declare quill rendra
sa visite au president Wilson aussi-
tot terminee la Conference de la Paix.
NJ. Poincare espere Sc rendre aux
Etats- -Unis en- JUN on en- Juliet 1919.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-01
Women's Pure Silk Hosiery
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In pure silk and fiber silk,
seamless with Isle tops, in
black, white and colors, also
fancy lace boots, slight i'm
PROJECTIONS. Worth 1.50.
Price, per pair, 79c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-01

Drugs
Axurea or La Trsfls Per-
fume, regular 1.75, special
at csc.
Mary Garden Perfume, ESQ,
quoted, special, o., $50
Pebeco or Pepsodsnt Tooth
Paste. Regular 60c size
for only 39c
Cuticura or Woodbury. Soap.
Regular CSC cake, only Ice
Java Riz Face Powder, al
shades. Regular SOC size
for only Ste
Kinds Honey and Almond
Cream. Regular price SOC.
Our price 38c
Mulsified Cocoanut Oil. Reg.
ular Soc bottle, only sec
Williams Shaving Cream, or
stick. Regular 35c size
for only 22e
Mavis Taicum Powder. Reg
ular 25c size; special, Ice
Palm Olive, Jap Rose, Kirk's
Olive, Hardwater CASTLE
Soap at, per cake, SIZE
The Washington herald., 1919-07-02
TEN die, 1S HURT
AS STRAINscRAS
New York Central Flyer
Plows Into Express
At Station.

Dunkirk. ". Y, July lien persons
were killed and eighteen injured
early today in a rear-end collision OF
two New York Central passenger
trains at the Dunkirk station.
The accident occurred at 30 o'clock
in the morning. Train No. Il was
standing In the Dunkirk station. where
II had been delayed by hot box.
A nagman endeavored to stop Train
No. ]. which was following. The air
brakes on the second train apparently
failed to hold The fiagman hurled
his lantern at the engine cab as the
locomotive went past. With a crash
that was heard throughout the city.
No ploughed into the rear coach
Of the standing train. Almost In
stantly the boiler OF, the locomotive
on No. exploded
The wreckage caught fire. Firemen
extinguished the flames and aided In
removing the dead and injured.
Closing of the angle cock In the air.
brake mechanism between the loco
motive and the first car of Train No.
made the brakes fail and caused
the collision, according to advices to
the Railroad Administration.
After the wreck the crushed body
OF a tramp was found between the To-
comotiye and the first car OF No. 7.
II was believed possible that this man
might have accidentally closed the
angle cock An investigation has been
ordered.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-02
WOMEN TO WEAR
BULLET DRESSES

While swords are being beaten
into ploughshares and hand gre
nades coverted into banks for the
kfddies. the sales organization or
the War Department has demon
strated the practicability of another
interesting metamorphosis of war
materials by transforming the
rough. gray and gummy cartridge
cloth. of which it has 1850. 900
yards on hand. into a silk cloth OF
heavy warp. but smooth of texture
and very closely resembling pom
gees or silk palm beach cloth.
All this material. according to an
nouncement, will be offered to the
American public for use as dress
goods. suitings, tapestries and other
purposes requiring a texture of this
nsture. Displays of the material
have been arranged in New Yorh
and other large cities.
The cloth in its military state and
after 1t has been processed will be
placed side by side. Though. being
of heavy texture, it lacks the sheen
of the silk gown. il is as pure q
material It was spun by the same
mulberry-fed worm and unwouno
from the same cocoons from which
the finer threads woven into lighter
fabrics are obtained.
The cartridge cloth was acquired
by the War Department as casing Tor
the propellent charge for projectiles
fired by heavy artillery. 1t was to
have been made into the bags into
which the powder and other high ex-
plosives used in guns of more than
six-inch caliber were placed