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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
LACK OF PIPE LINES HAMPERS
PRODUCTION IN BuRKRURNETT

The Burkburnett. Texas oil field.
especially in the northwest portion.
was reported as at practically a stand
stiu in production 1t the close Of last
week The pipe line situation kept
things at q standstiH as far as bring
ing in wells was concerned because
there was little or no chance to handle
the oil Another reason for the stand
Still is that many wells along the
approaches TO Red river are tied IN
in litigation and have ben left shut
down On ton Of he sanI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
WELL BRIDGES AFTER SHOT
BUT MAKES $50 BARRELS

Graham. Texas. Sept ga new
cable is now on the Graham 10.
site Of the Texas company. This wei
bridged after being shot last week
at 1S5 feet from the bottom The
drillers VIII make an effort 70 drin
ont the bridge as soon as possible.
The well continues to produce $50
barrels OF oil per day.
This company is planning 20 shoot
its Arnold No at an early date.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
HOG WALLOW Ne US

: III
iiniiilinil Aolyrt 9 nted-
THE judges OF the PumplzinvilIe dog
1 fair have agreed TO permit Bill
Hellwanger entering his calf in the
show ring and have it compete with
the dogs for prizes. This was done in
order to enlist the good VIII OF Bill
for the fair. BIZ is one OF those fell
lows If you give an inch he viii take
a mile. and now, IL the calf does not
get about all the premiums Of the fair
the judges had better hide out.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
Colorado's Fruit Crop
Increases g.. Per Cent

Denver Colo, sept 23.-Accordiug
TO reliable reports the fruit ana vege-
table crop in western and southwest
efn colorado is aa percent greater
than il was q year ago. Experts have
asked Tor 1856 cars to haul vere-
tables and fruit. in 1915 il required
only 9SeS cars. or 1868 tons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
STANDARD RIG READY
FOR WELL NEAR PECOS

A standard rig Of the Dixieland
Syndicate composed largely of Indian
ola, Mss, people, has arrived at
DiXieland on the Santa Fe railroad.
% miles north OF Pecos- This rig is
70 be placed on what is called the
Aonahan's well near that station The
well was started with an ordinary
rig for drilling water wells. y F.
Chapman. formerly Of Il Paso. VITA
r 3. Griffith. formerly OF DemiaE
\. r. are promoters Of the Dixie
land Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
DRILLERs, COMPANY BRING IN
WELL N RINGER FTEI1

The. Drillers' on company brought
in the biggest well OF the week for
the North Texas oil fields in its
Barnes 10. ! in the Pleasant Grove
district west Of Ranger. Texas This
well was credited with fS00 barrels at
flush production from the lower
Ranger pay and only four feet in the
sand. The depth was $3.50 feet IL
is near the Perkins and Poteet wells
and on inside territory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
PREPARING TO DRILL cox
WELL IN TULAROSA BASIN

The W. W Cox Oil company has
chinery. and the work OF transferring
il by trucks TO the site for the well
in the west side OF the Tularosa
basin east Of Las Cruces was com
menced at once. Delay in receiving
this machinery Is given as the reason
why this well was not drilling nearly
two months ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
cOMANCHE HOME OIL co.
PAYS IS PERCENT DIVIDEND

The C0m1nche Home OF company
has declared its first dividend. which
VIII be Is percent, payable Oct I 20
stockholders Of record sept. &c. The
company promises monthly dividends.
il is said. now that II is in the pro-
ducing class. Many El Pasoans are
interested in the company.
PRINCIPAL people in this company
have launched the Comanche Home
oil company No ..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

TEST WELLS n DENTON COINTY
Mckinney, Texas. Sept 25.-The
SOS Cat Oil company OF oklahoma has
secured the contract to sink two $500
foot tests for oil and gas on lands
which the Ray Love and Son oil COM
pany has leased n West Collins and
in the eastern part Of Denton county.
The Ray Love and Son OIL company
holds about 1900 acres under lease
fn these two counties Drilling viii
start within 30 days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

The Western Exploration company
brought in the NcNabb No. 1 well
six miles southeast Of Caddo. Stephens
county. last Saturday and the pro-
duction was said 10 be 1850 barrels
after being shot at e3o0 feet Il is
considered as opening some new ter
sic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
DON'T BE WITHOUT
SLOAN'S IMMINENT
Keep IL Handy-Tt Knows Ne EaruI
in Relieving Palms and Aches-

OLQA0's LINuIENT has bee, sold
y for IS years Today. it IS more
popular rhan ever. There can be-
bus one aus7er-it produces results.
Applied without rubbing. it Dene-
trates 90 the afflicted part. bringing
RELIEF from Rheumatic twinges. sell
lctt- sore. stlfL strained muscles.
lame back and other exterior pains
and sprains and the result OF expo
sure lt leaves no uussiness. stain.
CLOSED pores
Get large bottle for greater econ
omy- Keep ir handy for use when
needed Your druggist has IL Three
sizes-55c. zoe. $40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

REFINERY To BE Built.
Tulsa. Okla. Sept. 13--A 5000 bar
rel refinery is TO 10 constructed Just
across the Red river from BurlzDur-
nett Texas. at Devol. Okla by the
Oklahoma Petroleum and Gasoline
company. The plant IS expected TO
be in operation within 80 days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
EXPECTING RIG THIS WEEK
FOR WELL IN TULAROSA

The Southwestern Tularosa Basin
oil and Refining company has given
out that its standard rig IS expected
probably this week for its deep test
which is TO be put down IN the Tula-
rosa basin in Otero county, New
Mexico The location IS about eight
miles northwest Of what is known as
the Cerrito Tularosa or Round noun
tain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

The Ardizone Braden or Kincafd
well just north OF Eastland. Texas.
first reported as making 500 barrels.
settled down 20 a production OF from
IS TO 100 barrels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

10 DRILL on RID RIVER INNS.
According 10 q report from Electra.
Wnbarger county, Texas. the PhOTex
Oil company has contracted 20 drill
a deep test on the banks Of Red river
on the ID. T. Cross farm nine miles
north Of that city. The drilling is 70
start Immediately
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

ID UUHADU sFLUN II " ELL
Corsicana- Texas. Sept. 23.-Oue
mile east or Purdon. the FL Dorado
oil company has snudded in its
fourth well or the J. H Farald farm.
operations are expected to 90 for
ward rapidly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
MEI.I. IIAs sTRnNG * lsI.n1r-

~ LII -. = IIlUNN y NF-No = 10 y
snyder. Texas. Sept. ga strong
flow Of gas and oil is coming from
rhe Chalk Drown wen. % miles north
Of Snyder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
Don't Forget
Pyramid
The Pyramid Pile Treatment Affords
Such Wonderful Relief for
Itching. bleeding or Pro-
trudinE Piles.

SEN FOE A FREE TRIAL.
Perhaps you are now suffering so
dreadfully you cannot wait for the
free trial II such is the case 80
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
PROGRES S
IN MEDICAL RESEARCH

Which spreads irs influence upon
the nerves. cords and Eganen-s in
VOWED. rendering then plant 10 read
liy yield 10 natures demand There IS
an absence OF bearing-doEn pafns.
s1aia and general discomfort, NOR
often than o-herwise experienced when
nature IS unaided- Mothers Friend Is
slsed ersHals
AZ al DEassis,z
sr--isl 5oo,l=- ca Alotherhacd and Baby FREE
Br1dseld Resulafo- Co Dz-- rs. Arlzr,-. Ca
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24
Sin SpOttseOidJt ans aItdsDpten.

@incm Sdriftitiid oes 5lpeiten
SuDrbunoerts b. SIR. lit Elm 2ie0
entnomnlcr. ooS in iebc bpsbafter
Q9eile eiacn Singer pcripottet, Der
leine Geble nidt rur gum Singen
tenustc. Gas @eoi9t, oas naDr-
i1einli6 bon einem nei0iiden Sol
legen Oes altdgpptiiHea SeIOen.
teitor8 bcrltmlnnt, lautet: .S90ner
ais Die Der gtaffigaa un0 oes Sir
tenpogelS lit oeine Stimme = Dir
cher gilt iie, 8egnuOeter, nl6ts, oenn
CHI gcwoItiger &rug ieudten0en
W%teriiiabieres lit Dir meDr raert oils
cein @ciang 3u ben 6eiten Der
6iirlten looen iie Did - DID zines
3iegelItrei6ers Sobr un0 Die
eiilen &errn 5cgriiBt bid Die Die,
neri9ar. Gcine &arie ltelt Dir
cine bliibcnoe WiogO neben Ben
i1ueuenoen Bfiibl, - lber, Oeine
@llgen leben Die Sarfe nidt, oein
&er5 iinnt nidt 9olOele @eiange, =
Define au0en n~teiien, pieOiei Oes gu-
ten @iiens ouf Die Sofel forlmt. =
Limo oein Wiagen lit 10 m~lerldttli6,
ME oeine aebIe INNER troden lit. =
g8ie elm Wtaittier, 10 itopfelt Oh oie
gllten Speilen in Den &a@en. =
l9ie elm &an1el le9it on oid nieoer
an Den 9o0en, I'M aus Den &riigen
gteriiia gu %iaufer. - S9taL6e, pou
lliBen 8eines, trodnen Dor Dir aus.
= 9eines @%aitfreunOes 6rcuoe biit
on nidtl - gr Iuo Did Elm, INN iei-
lie Sreutloe oeilter &ieoer Gbonbeit
h0ren 5u laiien = gu aber lalt, pie
sdJon 10 oft, gar ni6ts borell laIien
als wi0erli9eS @run5tn unb
g9nar9en. ~ Inter Dem Sid, 8e-
mGltct mo pouen 8ultdes. lagit on
altf Der Sorfe. @eiungsn bait on
ni@t, aber geidnar9t i'm Gauide,
I'll 8ieb!" SeOes bin8ugefugtc 8ort
roiirOe Oieie altdopptiihe fraegiale
2iebensmiiroigfeit MIR a6Ibma6en.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24
Scr Sal lag anOers.

Gin &lei0erb1noler ~pcrflagte einen
ieiner GunOen auf @e5ablung Oes
&aufpreiies fir einen ibm geIiefer.
ten anoug. Ser &e9tsonpalt mad.
te Qclteno, 5pii9en Den 8orteien wa.
re ~pereinbort moroen, OaB DER ge.
flogte orei Mouate 3eit ba6en iolte,
sen An5ug gu be5ublen, unO Dab oicie
3eit nod uiGt pcritriden ware. Ser
al1ger, Der als 3el9e in eigner Ga.
de auftrat, muroe 0araufbin BON be.
iagtem gegneriiden gnlpaIt einem
idarfen &reu5Oerbor unterlporfen.
oSogen Sic einmal,~ fragte Der
Anlpalt, .wenn niAt mein Silent,
ionOern i6 Sen Gn5ug beItellt bate,
mHrocn Sic mid aud idot. lett me.
gen &aufprciies berflagt boben2"
rNcin," ontluortete Der Gl1ger,
Sic niht.~
.Nb," rief ser gnmalt aug, iid
triumphicrenO i'm @eridt umiebeno.
.llnG luurllm nid)t2"
n@eil id bon Sbncn iofortise
Yorso6lung uerlougt boben Wiir0e,"
crtIGrte Der GleiocrbdrhJer.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24
M~erf9nnIfhcs Com

Ser llW ~ Wu W
pItment. og(b, gntcn Gag, lie
Der SEER MiiQcr, sic fommen TO-
chen bon Ser Geiie? ga fonnen
Sic mir redt biel er3Gblen."
ySa, ib mar in Salien, in @rie-
6cnlanO uIm., aber wiiien sic, oo
Iagt man INNER, oos &eiien madt
Gincn gei6eit. SD finOe oas gar
nift, mir miro gatt5 Ountm bon
Dem bielen @iienbabnfobrcn."
nSie boben ii9 bod gar ni6t
nerGn0ert in Ser 3eit, ais i6 Sic
gum IeBtcnmol geiebcn babe"
3mei m d II.
Sic: ,9cgegnen mir uns audi NAL
pieoer in OieIem Sammertal, Serr
0oftorl sic ie6en ia l6euBIi6 ge-
iuno ousI"
gr: .2eiOerl @afiir ie6en sic
aber ma6rbaft intereliaut elenO
ousl"
- aus6 benz 6 ramen n@ie
biele SnIeln liegcn i'm WittellGnOi'
i6qn Meer uno pie beiBen Iie2" -
SIN MittellGu0iiden Meere licget
Oiele Snieln unO - ld belize Sdul-
&C."
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

r9dr: r@utt Sbtuing, IN mas fam
ib Tor Sbre oubu?"
@ca, for G IonQe Storie for5 81
made - getnuit Jcn MGR nlfS
in Oen 9rogitobr, aruuer luaS mer
bc5oble miiiie, OoB mciB i'd uorlda.
fig nod nit. SD fam Sbnc MIR
iouicl loge, Dab bic gon5e 6ront
ocmoGiidt mar, OoB 10 ebout 5lpei
&lmnert 9attcle Berfiubm uno
ied5ig 9odic Scnoic 5cipeult mare.
Ser Solmter nit e gnn5e @tnIie
SSatcntmeoOeiicu NOR ebenfaus ge-
rubint, unO ipie i) 81 Ben @coes-
lueiler geiagt ben, Oos nero bid e
id0ne 9rode @elo foitc, bat er &c.
Iagt: nWt 6 foite? 8ottuiitmicn2
IS ons mcin %2llltontobil ooOer is es
rciuS?" 3u bit Der 9r0Bte &rtd,
no ib mel gon5es Serue geicbn ben,
ben ih gcia0t.
8omit ib perblcipe Sbne Sbrn
licucr
&6iItpp Sauerampfe +.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24
@nr 10 besrciflid,

Gin &ongreBabgeoroneter uus Dem
@clten nette einen &ollegen aus
IialiaGuietts: nWtein &u'greBoi-
llrift~, iagte Ger Wtalm Gus Dem
8eItcn, lit meLrere Ita4e 10 groB,
ME Der gan5e Stoat Wtailahuietts."
a@m i'm, oas ertldrt fleili6 ct,
i9aS, mas ib bisber nod r-dt Der.
l.anoen bate" brumnte Der Yanfee
Dor li6 bin,
ollno oas mGre~, fragte oes Manl
nrs Dem @eIten.
uGs erfldrt, iyie es fam, rob Sic
in ocn aongreB 9en,iblt wuroen.
Sett nebme ib al, OaB ole meiIten
Shrer @G9ter Sic iiberballpt ME
JeieDen baben."
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24
GarleIc nnO feline @fc:te.

Gorlple raud)te uiel unh flagte
ua9 piel iiber BerIauungsitorung.
Gln 6rcllO BON ibm mettie zines
cages, oaB oas &au6eil pern be,
riibmtenS 4riftteler Di:aei3t i6aoe.
nWfne icin," eutgcgnete bierauf
Gorlple, ooie Aer5te i<ten mir oas
Slei@e. SD babe Oarquf tcs &au,
d,en nlfgegebea urlo MIDI %n'iierabel
ocbei geiiiblt, peSt,9en 'ti mieoer
totnit began unp inrner nod MID
milerabel fiible. gber i'd befilloe
mid bod licbel m~iierabel nit als
obne Hicife."
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24


- 8ui9auer unb S9an.
ipteIer. ST.: n@aren Sic auh
i'm Sbeater2"
g.: n9tein oas fam id mir BEL
elmer iol6en Sise nidt 8umuten -
oas 8omooienipiel muB ia cine
Dual iir Die armen S6anlpieler
iein!"
a.: limb erit fiirs gublifuml"
Ole MaiDe. Wntter:
anua, menn gu Did abenOs BON
einem Serrn na6 Sauie bringen
lGBt, oorfit Oh Did aber nidt etwa
auf Ser Greppe fiilien luiien."
So1ter: $50 oenn?"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

- Clint uno iet3t. ua6,
Mar, pie 6noern ii6 Oo9 Die Bet
tenl Sriiber, penn mir @tlenba6n
fu6ren urO ser Bug belt, iagteit
Oh: rMini9fele, geb nidt ans Sent
tier, IonIt wolen ale 9eute gleid
einiteigenl" SEPT iagit gu: ser
mine, i9ou 'naus, 0amit niemano
einiteigtl"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24


Gebr notpenotg.
@ummler: n2ieber Serr, puntpen
sic mir bod men Dollar, i9 brau-
DIE i'm noti9!"
Serr: n8o5u oenn?"
@ummler: nSSa, wilien Sic: mel
ne 6rau bat mid bospiuig Der.
laiien, uno Or m09t i6 in Der Set
tung annoncieren, oaB i6 fir
Shuloen, Die iie ma6t, niGt auf-
fomme!4
~ 8oSbafte Srage. Alte
Sltngfer: n@eitern itebe i9 i'm See
glig6e ort Seniter, oa gebt elm Ser
ebrer bon mir porbei. 9enfen Sic
iid Oas @ntleBen!"
SEER: Son ibm?"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

Gin @emitsmenA d.
Isle, Bel Ben I9ledten 3eiten trintit
Ou Gbampagner2"
uSa, loa pieQei1t ser arrrle 8irt
oarunter leioen, penn i'd fem @elo
6abe?"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

3nr SeII-Sroge. Ser
Serr:. @ie i1 bore, mein Srduletn.
beiu6en sic bdufig Oas Sbeater.
@obnten sic aud Der iiingiten
8orIteaung oes Sea BEL, oie 10 por'
treffli9 geeeben ~puroe?"
3os Sr1uIein: nEen2 EEL? SIT
5aS nibt oas Stiid, in Incident
no6 0bit aeiNolicn nir0?"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

s it r.: 0enfen sic iif, meme
Scrren, mas i9 fir eiu idIaues
SunOerl babe. @eb' i'd Oo neitli6
nit ibm 5ltr Sta0t, ais er pl0bIid
auf einem Sduttboufen iteben blci6t
uiio ni6t pcg3ubrin9en It. SD rufe,
I6impfe, - allies pergeblid). Salt,
BENT d, bieaei9t lit % ettuas Ser
nG6tiges n~ergraben
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24
Cir Gfiffifu8.

Gin Bfiffifus. STRAIT:
Sort Mann. gu wirIt 10 lange
fortioufen, bis es gum 9luf6oren gu
ipdt it'll"
Mann: 80 nein, i'd BOB Oen
9oftor g'fragt, ais i6 meiner 2eber
pegen BEL ibm mar, Oh es BET mir
ri6t i6on gu ipGt CUR ltmfe9r iet
rn0 er i19te mir: at ipat lit es
MEL" =
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

Sbr S%riumpb. &i6ter:
80, Sic tpolen ben Strafantrag
3uriid5ieben?"
9llte Sungfer (oer Elm Sub ge-
raubt moroen ilt): nSSa, wenn CT es
eingeitebtl"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

II.
S9neioer: nSoben Serr &ommer7
5ienrat betreffs Oes neuen NfaOfab-
rer-&oItiims ipe5ieGe @iinide?"
Ser Serr &omnter5ienrot: ~gelt
Sauptlad', Dab sc nler MAIDEN
refte Yomp-gumpboienl"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24
: aus Der antem @eell.

aus Der guten @eiell-
daft +. SER: nSit wlbreno mciner
AbWcienbeit fem Yeiud fir mid
gefommen?"
0iencr: rNein endoiger Serr.
Gs funlen 5war mebrere iunge Ser
rem, aber Die wolten bod lid)er nur
Ole qndoige 6rau beiuben."
SngenoIi6er Siebba-
Der: oGcnfen Sic iid, Goaege, -
mie i6 neulid III &atbenow galtie'
re, baben iie oernloBeil NIT 9lumen
geworfcn, oaB i'd lnfolge oes ltar-
ten Guftes obnmad)tig wuroe!"
Granddaughter: ~AGtaglih! 90,
bolo iD in elmer meiner @lan5roucn
anftrete, brauhen ie i'm 2beater
fem 0aS anS''jiinoen!"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24
81 Iternnttp e.

= MIternotipe. Wfubme:
.Mein Sub, Der Sepp, 9'faat ma
nit redtI Sen eon3'n Gag bodt er
binter'n Sauitoa uno griibelt no6."
u9Guerin: .9os is redt beoenfIi,
Ser Sub friegt entpeOer De Wta-
fern, ODER er miro a Oi1terl"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24
hIter

@erfebIter @eruf I.
&aufmam (5u eincm YoiienOiA-
teri: n8ie gebt's oenn, 3oftor?
@aben sic mieocr mas Neues ge-
i6rieben?"
9idter: nSralrig, lie6er SreunoI
@enn i'd 0enicIbcn Offer auf Sau-
lieren bon Streidbol8ern ucruenoet
bdtte, miiBte i9 bellte idon elm
poblbabenoer Mann icinI
&aufmann: nSunltltiid! Die bit
ten aber altd nidt mebr gc5iin-
0et!"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

8rofefior (oer, onitatt ieinen
Gdirm gegen ben &eeen bod gu
1altcn, Den Stof bod trG9t): SD
tnlB mir bod einen neren SAirm
faltfclt, Der cite tatgt gar ni6ts
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

Sd rate Sbueu oringenO &ube,
endOlge Sraul
glber, @err Sa%nitdtsrat, meinem
Diam gegeniiber fam i6 bod I'M
aogli9 rubig ieiu.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

@oubermonte (~er8G6Geno): g8eiBt Ou, @3orts, Der Sitter Sumo
fonnie ieinenr 6reunose teirs aGd9ri4t ae0en, o. lei rsss gnrg bon 6ei'Oen
Steiner @orib (nah engem 8efnnen: Sic botten rOb tom
neh telepbonierenI
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

Director uno S9au.
u@as lift oenn nit SD
men los, 9ibelmonn2 sic baben
ia Blob Die cine Sdlfte Sbres @e-
iihts geidminft!"
n9et Itimmt, SER Director. Sd
friege ia I'M CONNER oo6 BLOB man
babe @ageI"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24
SId TO-!

g.: sic iinO ia lpobl iebt Che
9attc?
g.: gair nod @atte.
e.: 8ie lou i'd oas neriteben?
g.: SD lebe BON mciner Srau ge.
trennt.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

0orfpoIi6iIt (oer einen uer-
o6dtigen Snnomerfsburi9en Der.
b6rt): @as, ou fannlt q net leien
uuo i6reiben? 9ilt bod net ant
@no gar a 8ertpanoter BON unierm
S6ul5en?
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

Snoer 9 m er e.
a@as lit oenn SIR Wann?~
81 Sol5fnedt.
ngG6 Ou Iieber SimmeI - SoI5-
fne6t?!~
nSs @abna Dos 8peni? @as is
oenn NADIA Oa Sbre?"
n@os faut Sbnen elm, mein
Mann ielig mar amtsridter."
.@to milien's, a l~e6enOiger Sola-
fne6t is mir alepeil no lieber als
mia a toter @mtsri6ter."
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

- SD Ito6ere alio nit Dem
Stode 10 ettpas berum ,unO oenfen
Sic ,meine Serren, mas id 90 fin.
Del - Gin abgei6lagenes Glri6ilo,
unO 0arauf itan0: 09oiel"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

Serr @iIeteur, Sic baben mir
foli6 berausyege6enl
9os bitten Sic 9lei6 iagen fol-
len, iebt lit es gu ipat!
Nut, mir fann's redt iein, Sic
baben mir ndmli6 einen Saler gu
piel gege6en.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

@eifenber g.: @onu, SER Roneoe, Sic trinfen ia audi 8er
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Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

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Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-18

tend its trip 10. other Pacific coast
cities. II was learned today. The
party plans 20 leave Monday for New
York. probably stopping at Butte.
Mont. The party is going back to
hold an important conference in the
eastern metropolis.
After perfecting arrangements In
New York. DE Valera will again
start on n more ~''r'ematic tour OF
the United States. the itinerary OF
which IL now being planned.
Tonight at a mass meeting two
citixens OF the Irish republic will give
addresses I'm Gaelic. One address viii
h. from Lieut.. Michael Altman OF
the Dublin volunteers. who played
a prominent part In the Faster week
uprising. and the other By Miss
Kathleen o'Brennan. sister-inlaw OF
Eamonn Ceannt. one OF the sigma
tories OF the 1916 declaration OF indie
pendence, who with tho other sigma
tories was shot by the British for his
part.
DE Valera will address the citizens
OF San Francisco tonight at the
Civic Auditorium. He will be pre-
ceded by Father Augustine. who was
with the signers Of the independence
declaration when they died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-18
VAST AREA|S
SWEPT BY FIRE
Montana and Northern Idaho
Towns in PeriIouS Trap
Continued From Page One

Missoula. on the Occur d'Alene
Gold creek fire, west OF st. Regis.
jumped the Nfissoula river. two coun-
ty roads and two lines of railroad
track
With a fire line % miles In length
extending about Il, the Rattlesnal<e
creek fire in the Missoula forest is
sweeping down hill over a six-mile
front. 1t has been famed for the last
~ hours by high winds. Several fire
lighters nearly lost their lives in COM
batting the flames.
The Schwartz creek fire. also in
the Missoula forest. Is beyond con-
troll. according to forest service ON
Gals. II developed into crown fire
early last night.
A fire on Steamboat creek in
Northern Idaho has destroyed several
hundred acres of white pine and now
threatens about 400. 900. 900 feet OF
timber. Fire fighters have two small.
er fires in this district. one at bud.
lev and the other at Cataldo. under
control.
High winds have famed the flames.
Nearly $4,000 acres of timber land
have been destroyed by the fires in
Southern Idaho. The fires In North
ern Idaho. according to estimates.
have destroyed over $4,000 acres OF
timber and farm land.
Fire fighters from the towns and
cities In the safety zone are speeding
70 the threatened regions. Unless
the wind changes or dies down there
IL little hope Of saving any Of the
threatened property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-18
BULLET STOPS
FLEEING YOUTH
PatroIman Shoots Suspect
in the Heel

Harold Chapman. 10. Is in the city
hospital with bullet wound In his
foot after attempting to escape from
the clutches OF Sergeant J. J. Haag
and Patrolman Ed Pielow. when he
was stopped by the two guardians
of the law nj o'clock Friday morn
ing near Fifth ave. and Univer-
sity ST.
Chapman. with James Madonna.
%. chauffeur. were being ques
toned by the two officers when
Chapman broke and ran up Univer-
sity st. Haag followed. firing one
shot In the air. Chapman failed to
halt and Haag fired again. the bullet
entering Chapman's heel and pene-
trating the foot. He was taken TO
the city hospital Madonna was
taken 10 the city Jail whore he is
held on an open charge pending In
vestigation.
A blackjack found on Madonna
and an extra cap found In Chap.
mans possession are being held as
evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-18
IRELAND IS TEST OF
DEMOCRACY

SAN FRANCISCO. July IS
United Press).---lreland today stands
as the test OF democracy" declared
Eamonn De Valera, president OF the
Irish republic. who arrived here last
night.
De Valera asserted in a Gaelic
speech to assembled Irish.Americans
In the St Francis hotel lobby last
night that II the American govern
ment failed In recognizing Ireland.
democracy was a failure.
ireland IL the test Of democracy"
he declared. IF the American gov.
eminent fails TO recognize II. then
democracy has failed throughout the
world: then might. not right. pre-
walls"
About 10000 gathered at the foot
Of Market street to welcome the Sim
Fein president az he left the Ferry
building. The cheering crowd broke
through the protecting guard of dis
charged American soldiers to clasp
the hand OF DE Valera.
Crowds Cheer Him
Good wishes were shouted at him
from all sides--mostiy In the Gaelic
language.
The DE valera party win not ex.