davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coconino sun., 1919-01-24

after things get more settled on this side, there will be grand influx of American commercial branch houses in Paris, and if all goes we'll, when am discharged from the service, I want to look into the possibilities of engaging myself with one of them. In fact, if am discharged in Paris, I will have to rustic steamer and car fare to get back to California.
 I got the copy of The Sun while in the hospital, and spent an entire day, the first time l was up in bed, in reading it entire. When l had finish ed I had to think twice to recall my surroundings. I had spent several hours up in your country, thanks to the medium of The Sun, including the cattle brand directory.
 l wanted to have The Spiker sent to you, but was never able to locate exactly its place of publication. This is monthly put out by some engi- neer outfit.
 With very best regards,
 Sincerely,
 R. s. SHARP.
The Coconino sun., 1919-01-24

strange looking hat cord and left to my own devices--one of these devices being a typewriter. When l enlisted in the service I had smiled at the prospect of never again having to make pot-hooks not yet round up let ters into words, and words into sen tences, and sentences into paragraphs, ad lib, nor herd with civilian clerks outside of appearing, perhaps, in ben eft performances for smell-shocked mess-sergeants. In the present cir cumstances, however, am one of only two soldiers in an office with six field clerks and doing the same thing for some fifty-odd bucks month for which l got $125 in Paris.
 However, I am quite content to re- main here until spring. 1 have been studying French ever since arriving here, and am able to do some inter preting and translating as a part of my duties. The town of Tours is rather the incest place I've been in not excepting Paris, which, in war times, isn't the place it was-or will be-in peace-times.
 l am certain to be made regimen tai sergeant major in short time. This is absolutely necessary, if for no other reason than to get in on the ex- tra baggage allowance, as I've accum- ulated about twice the weight in bag gage 1 should-even also a considera- ble amount of flesh (my own).
 Outside of Arizona and California I like France about as well as any where I've been. I rather expect that
The Coconino sun., 1919-01-24
PERFECT CONFIDENCE
Flagstaff People Have Good ReasOI
 For Complete Reliance.

Flagstaff People Have Good Reason
 For Complete Reliance.
 Do you know how
 To find relief from backache;
 To correct distressing urinary ills;
 To assist weak kidneys?
 Many people in this vicinity know the way.
 Have you used Doan's Kidney Pills;
 Have proved their worth in many tests.
 Here's convincing testimony.
 A B. Chenoweth, retired real es- tate man, GOT N. First St., Phoenix, Ariz., says: ''I will never go back on what I said in praise of Doan's Kid ney Pills. I am always glad to en- dorse Doan's because they are the best kidney medicine on earth. For the last several years I have recommend ed them and I certainly wouldn't do so unless they were good. I still use Doan's Kidney Pills occasionally and although I am past eighty-fiye years old they keep my kidneys healthy and strong"
 | Price COG, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remadyt-get Doan's Kidney Pills--the same -thar MT. Chenoweth had. Foster Milbun Co.,, Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Coconino sun., 1919-01-24
GREAT GAME IF
 YOU DON'T WEAKEN

The following good letter from 2 friend of years gone by, indicates that they don't only pass through but re- member some of the people and places they meet up with. Sgt. Major SharI was with The Sun few years before the war, but seems not to have for. gotten the time or place. He does not claim to have wone the war, but at least was in class all by himself. He writes:
 Office Inspector General,
 Tours, France, Dec. 23, IS. MT. F. S. Breen,
 Flagstaff, Arizona.
 Dear Sir:
 When 1 ordered the first dozen copies of The Stars and Stripes sent to you quite some time ago I intend ed at the same time to include an order for the paper to be sent cur. rently. Just before going into d Paris hospital for a slight operation in closing up some small affairs, l found hadn't sufficiently obeyed the impulse of the moment when the batch of copies was ordered. I did, however, put in the order about three months ago, per inclosed slip, and write this merely to say that, if you have not been receiving the paper regularly, put in complaint to the circulation department. -.
 should say that for newspaper publisher to be able to kick back on his own account as to irregularity of receipt of newspaper, would be a comforting medium of reprisal.
 While acting as stenographer to the Base Commander in Columbus, N. M., while the American Punitive Expedition was in Mexico, endeavor- ed to enlist in the service, but was fleets that could not be remedied by other than surgical means.
 Since coming to France l have had these two operation performed at in- tervals, and it was only on the 31st of October that 1 finally emerged from a, Paris hospital and, through the kindly oversight of friendly ex- aming surgeon, got into the infantry by the skin of my teeth.
 1t appears, however, that, due to the still splendid spy system of the German government even at that time, my arrival to the aid and sue cor of the (other) allies was known almost immediately thereafter. You have heard of the result: On the 11th of November the armistice was for mally declared. This left me high and wet in replacement camp, quar- tered with other casuals in a former grain warehouse, doing interior guard duty, K. F., room orderly, guarding German prisoners and such peaceful pursuits as naturally gall the soul of a fierce fighting man just out of the hands of the surgeons.
 l had intended to get transferred and assigned to service with the Stars and Stripes circulation department, and had been assured by their circu- lation manager that this could be done. However, my qualification card that l alleged to have been a stenographer and clerical man, I was caught up in the swirl and swept into the Army Service Corps to be used in replacing men who had been up front and later assigned to clerical duty in the Service of Sup ply, the latter being evacuated to the U. s.
 Later, as the Inspector Generals department had been calling Justify for clerical help composed of men who could take testimony at investiga- tions and report conferences, l was again transferred, this time to the l, G. D., sent here, made a Battalion Sergeant Major. given a rather
The Coconino sun., 1919-01-24
Playing Safe.

"What would you say" asked the fair theosophist, eff I should tell you that was born in Egypt three thous- and years ago. ?"
 "Why," said the young man ad- dressed, "I should say you didn't look it." M
The Coconino sun., 1919-01-24

ments of the law, offering every help ful governmental function hat will assist people to do their duty"
The Coconino sun., 1919-01-24

Finding the Blame. "Can you keep a secret, Peggy?" q can; but it's just my luck to tell things to other girls who can't"
The Coconino sun., 1919-01-24
FLAGSTAFF CHAMBER OF
 COMMERCE

Continued from Page One)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-13
"a while Louie Beberger checked
in third one pin behind him.
New Tourney Lenders.

New Tourney Leaders.
Because Of the congested condi-
uons OF play and the busy times OF
the entered players in league play.
the handicap tournament begun
during the holiday season. has not
vet been concluded However. Il Is
hoped 20 clean the boards Of that
event Monday evening. as there are
but a few doubles and individuals
20 be rolled.
New leaders in each OF the two
events still remaining were pro-
claimed during the weeks play. IN
the individual event, Georgt Stew
art Of the Oliver league. rolled SIS.
disposing Sweitzer Of the same or
ganization. In the doubles Culk-
roning and Lorden displaced Fabian
and Popp the new leaders posting
1914 ia that event.
The standing Of the FIVE leading
players 10 date is as follows.
a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-13
CONGRESS PLANS TO
SPEED UP WORK

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-With
only forty-four week days remain
ing in the present session, both
houses of congress expect 10 speed
work this week. The house. after
disposing of the rivers and harbors
bill tomorrow, will take up the rule
for consideration Of President Will
sons request for 100000, 600 for
famine relief in Europe with spirited
debate in prospect
While committees are working on
appropriation measures and other
legislation, the senate will begin on
Monday consideration Of legislation
to validate informal war contra cts.
Addresses on the league of nations
to enforce peace are planned tomor-
row by Senators Sterling of South
Dakota, republican, and Myers, Of
Montana. democrat. while Senator
Thomas. of Colorado, democrat, eX-
poets to discuss the American policy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-13
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS!
Musterole Works Without the
Blister-Easier. Quicker

There's no sense in mixing a mess
of mustard, -four and water when you
can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiff
ness with little clean, white Musterole.
Musterole is made of pure oil of
mustard and other helpful ingredients,
combined in the form of the present
white ointment. It takes the place of
mustard plasters, and will not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt relief
from sore throat, bronchitis. tonsilitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
headache, congestion, pleurisy. rheuma.
tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet colds of
SOC and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-13
BOWLING BACK IN
LOCAL LIMELIGHT
Return of Soldiers Increases
Interest in Sport-Many
Good Scores First Week.
BY gE,HosEPHAT sPARE.

With the return Of many men
from the cOlors. who are again do
ing active service in the bowling
game. the great indoor sport has
been given an impetus which seems
70 have destroyed the lethargv
which has been hanging over the
Institution for n considerable period.
The first week I'm the redemption
OF league play I'm the city has
brought forth splendid results IN
fine scores posted, both individually
and collectively. This is not con
fined TO any particular organization
as every body Of bowlers in the
community seems to be affected with
the new order Of things
For the first time this season have
There been over three men to have
posted 200 average in a week, as
|seven players showed in tho charm
ed circle during the past week Five
|of these showed I'm the city leagUe
while the other two came from the
Temple and oliver leagues.
Y. Woodruff Of the Hardwords IN
| he city league. led the way with
|21f rating Louie Beberrer Of the
ioosier Creams claimed second high
|'vith zoe while ex-state champ
Richards breezed for the show
(money with 2O4 Is. The players
going the route during the week
|fre amended.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-13
WOULD FURNISH LAND
TO DISCHARGED MEN

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Agri-
cultural agents of railroads have
been instructed to gather all avail
able information concerning farm
lands along their lines open for
lease or occupation by returning SOL
diers, il was disclosed today in the
report OF the railroad administra-
tons division OF traffic. headed by
Edward Chambers. covering the
year 1918. This is in furtherance
OF Sec'y Lanes plan for reclama-
ton Of lands by discharged soldiers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-13
Many Make Grade.

The field of also-rans in the han
dicap tournament. which is an ex-
ceptionally large one, includes the
players making the 20 0grade in
league play during the week:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-13
FRANCE TO DEMAND
THE SARRE BASIN

PARIS. Jan. IL. - CHavas y
When the peace conference official
ly inaugurates its work on Jan. 20,
according 70 the Echo de Paris,
there will be brought before it for
consideration a memorandum OF a
French demand for the Sarre basin.
The memorandum will also include
plan for the Observation-Disclosures
OF the navigation OF the Rhine with
special advantages for nations Dor
dering on that river.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-13

Totals ...1O44 1851 ga 1868
Next Saturday the two teams will
Journey TO Detroit 10 battle similar
teams from the plant of that city
while a week later the s;ens Cf
operations will be shifted 10 this
CITY. The Erskine trophy has been
woI twice by South Bend teams, and
SHOULD the locals be successful this
series. it becomes the property of
he local team.
ROWLING STANDINGS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-13
West Side League.
GAMES THIS WEEK.
Monday.

GAMES THIS WEEK.
Monday.
GEO. CUTTER co. LEAGUE
Eight clubs.
Tuesday.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
ChOka Stars VS.. divers.
Ind. Engraving Co. VS.. Gear Co.
Super-Treads VS.. Liebelt Bros.
Lathe Works VS.. Spires.
GAS co. LEAGUE
Eight clubs.
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Bills VS.. Orfuns.
Prongs VS.. Elks.
beers VS.. Fawns.
wednesday.
CITY LEAGUE
Watch Co VS.. Hoosier Creams.
Army & Navy VS.. Tuttle Corp.
Studebakers VS.. Orpheum Kids.
NoxaIs VS.. HardwOods.
ELKS TWO-MEN LEAGUE
Six clubs.
STANDARD OIL co. LEAGUE
POlarine VS.. Lnols.
Red Crown VS.. Perfection.
Semdac VS.. Parolite.
Thursday.
Inspection VS.. Factory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-13

Machine Shop vs.. Plow Points.
Grey Irons vs.. Accounting
No 7 Gang VS.. Wood Pattern.
oliver Specials VS.. stock.
sales vs.. Designing.
Production VS.. Purchasing.
Forge vs.. Wood Pattern.
Friday.
ELECTRIC LEAGUE
I. & VI. No. VS.. Bell
I. & VI. No. VS.. /. & NJ. No. 3.
ORPHEUM TRIO LEAGUE
Specials VS.. LumbermenA
Santa Rosa VS.. Gas CO.
SINGER LEAGUE
Cost VS.. Machinery.
Yard VS.. Office.
TEMPLE LEAGUE
Grits va. Tusks.
Horns VS. Loyals.
Stays VS.. Hairs.
WILSON BROS. LEAGUE
Stock VS.. Shipping.
Cutting VS. Underwear.
AUTOMOBILE LEAGUE
Monday-Carbureto VS.. Cylin-
ders
Tuesday-Starters VS.. Horns.
dnesday-Pistons VS.. Equal
izers.
hursday-Hoods VS.. Radiators.
Friday-Windshieid VS.. Tops.
VEHICLE LEAGUE
Observation-Disclosures VS. Axles.
Tuesday-Spokes VS.. Rims.
dnesday-Hounds VS.. Reaches.
Thursday-Tongues VS.. Hubs.
Friday-Studebake VS.. Skeins.
WEST SIDE LEAGUE
Monday-Csillag Taxis VS.. Happy
Five.
Tuesday - Almas VS.. Greening
Specials
Wednesday,. H. VS.. Freehafer
Drugs.
Friday-Choka Stars VS.. Hans
Drugs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-13
Richards Posts HIGH Score.

There We're also more individual
|oil Of honor men during the week
ust closed than at any other sim
BAR period during the current sea-
|on. in which more players scored
|pver the 210 mark than any previ-
us week. And nearly every league
operating in the city is represented
l. this department
g.. T. Richards, the "dodo" king.
played the leading role. accumulat-
|ng 253 during his series with the
ftudebakers I'm the CITY league
1iccolo Fabian of the west side
|eague, was right on his neck with
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-13
Individual Event
Infer-Cifv Scrlcs.

The annual inter-city series for
the A. r. Erskine trophy. between
studebaker corporation plant teams
Of South Bend and Detroit. was
started Saturday afternoon at the
Studebaker club. in match between
the office and factory teams of the
local plant. The Office men won out
by small markin in the first clash.
by the following scores:
v
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-13

ALWAYS A NEW PICTURE EVERY DAY

Abraham Schooner. the welI-knOwn
author of such successful plays as
To-day" 1.-THE yellow Passport and
THE Inner Man. has written an
other masterpiece in Ruling Pas
sions," a powerful dramatic story of
present day life.
Handsome Julia Dean and talent
ed Edwin Arden, both favorites Of
the speaking stage, have been
chosen to interpret the leading roles.
Pretty Lila Lee, the ''CuddIes" of
vaudeville fame, comes TO the La
Sale screen Tuesday in her second
picture under the ParamOunt-Art-
craft banner. II is entitled @The
Cruise Of the Make Believe" and
tells how a little girl Overcomes her
environment and finds happiness.
The story blends pathOs and com
edy i'm a way that is most pleasing.
and the little star will be found
quite as good at either art
i
Wednesday-''Nive la France -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-07
BANDYTA PODAJE SIE "a
DOKTORA = RABUJE
~SKLEP JUBILERSKI.

Wczoraj zrana wszed} do sklc-
pu jubilerskiego, ktorego wlaSci-
cielem jest Anton Engelman, -
1920 Ogden ave-, - miody jakiS
mezczyzna wyrazajac chec zakup
ma ki1kd kosztownych kamieni +;
dodal, re sklep jego rekomendo-
wal mu DIR. Karl A. Mayer, glow
ny 4ekarz szpitala powiatowego'
Engelman wyjal oona wystawo
wego tacke dyamentami, posta-
vii ma kantorze, pozwalajac swe-
mu gosciowi uczynienia wyboru.
w trakcie tego, do sklepu wszedi
szybko inny jakis mezczyzna, kto
ry czasu ME tracac, zazadal Cd
gaScia, wybierajacego kamienie
kosztowne, aby. porzucil wszyst-
ko natychmiast pospieszyi czem
do szpitala, poniewaz,
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KrOnika Chica&Oska.

miai TAME zostawic. Ponicwaz
kclner wzbrania} sic zadaniu jego
zado$c uczynit, De Marco
wszczqi MIN bojke; przeciwnik
jego okazai sic silniejszym, jed
max, co widzac De Marco wybicgi
restauracyi ma ulice i usilowal
umknaG kelnerowi. Ucickajqcego
spostrzegi policyant. John -Gilfea-
ther, ktory przeczuwajqc, ze cos
zlego sic przytrafiio, nakazal mu
przystanac, gdy zaS tego ME u
czyrii. dai don kilka strzal6w ;
ME spoczaI az chwyci} bandyte W
kawiafni pnr. Sl4 w. Taylor III.
WiadomoSc o jego areszcic 70
zcszia sic wnet pomiedzy jcgo
przyjaciolmi, kt6rzy wydclego-
wall Pietrasse, ably postara} sic
na stacyi O jcgo uwolnienie, Gdy
tcnze zjawi} sic przcd sierzantem
dyzurnym, zostal rowniez aresz-
towany oddany w recc kapitana
i detcktyw6w, kt6rzy poczeli te
dwojke badac. w kr6tce otrzyma-
Ii cd mich wyznanie, &c popelniIi
oni wiele napad6w w okolicy, wy
micniajac jednoczeSnie miejsce,-
gdzie Geese }upu sic znajduje, mia
nowicie w mieszkaniu Schiraldi'e
go. Ten ostatni r6wniez znalaz}
sic wnet pod kluczen, wmicszaf
w sprawe innych i w ten spos6b
w krotkim czasie aresztowara 20
sta}a Gala banda. Najwieccj skra-
dzionych futer ubran znalezio-
no w mieszkaniu Ficati, pnr. 1887
Taylor ul. wielu z kupcow oko-
liSznych rozpoznaio juz skradzio-
nc i'm towary.
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SUSPENDOWANY KAPITAN
POLICYI PRED SADEM.


Wczoraj rozpoczeiy sic wstep-
ne przcsluchy oskarzonego o zie
wypelnianie obowiazkow swych
jako kapitana policyi stacyi War
rem - Thomas'a J. Cronina. Stale
on pred komisya siuzby cywil-
.nej, kt6rejs inwestygatorzy zbie-
rail- fakty, tyczace sic zachowywa
mia SIG suspendowanego kapitana.
Najciezczym zarzutem, jaki cia-
zy ma jego osobie, to brak energli,
czy wolf, W wyparciu precynk-
tow jego domow rozpusty, oraz
szulerni, ktore to 1okale otwarcic
dzielo zcpsucia prowadzic IVY
XIV. Przeciwko niemh swiadczy{o
wczoraj dwunastu detektywow,
iak r6wniez kilku investigator
row towarzystw spoiecznych, ata
kujac go bcz cienia litoSci. Ka-
pitan Cronin przysiuchiwal sic
stawianym mu zarzurom milczai
przyobiecaN jednak pyzy koncu ba
dan, ze gdy kolej przyjdzie ma
nicgo, usprawiedliwic sic zarzu-
tow tych potrafi. OSwiadczyi on,
zc ustawicznie dawaf rozkazy
swym podwladnym urzadzania
naiazd6w ma domy zepsucia, BIZ
lardownie, oraz inne lokale, roz-
kay jednak' jego ME mialy war
toSci u policyantow stacyi mil
powierzonej, poniewaz zalezeli
oni po czeSci cd wlascicieli tych-
ze, biorac Cd mich lapowki. Adj
wokat kapitana, Edward ]. Kel-
ly. zazadal, ably kazdy policyant
tego precynktu postawiony 20
stal przed komisye j badany.
Patrolman Joseph P. Walsh ze
swej strony stanai w obronie o.
skarzonego, m6wiac, re Cronin
czesto dawal rozkazy najazdow
ma podejrzane domy, mieszczace
sic w precynkcie. Ma przes}u-
chach obecny byl szef policyi -
Garritv.
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rl;clltl.
w SPRAWIE TRAKTATU
POKOJOWEGO.

Washington, 7 listopada. -
Podczas wczorajszych debat ma
temat traktatu pokojowego, ma
10 re ME przysz}o do g}osowania
mad rezolucya ratyfikacyjna trak-
tatu w takim zarysie, W jakim go
otrzymai Senat z RAryza. Tyllio
opozycya jednego senatora, mia
noWicie senatora Jores'a Wa
szyngtonu uchylila podjecie tego
giosoWania "a ktorem obstawai
przewodca zwolennikow rzadu SC
nator Hitchcock. w razie przyjc
cia jego propozycyi caly traktat
zostaiby niewatpliwie odrzucony,
gdyz jak wiadomo, wszyscy repu
blikanscy senatorzy przyrzekli
porzec program rezerwacyjny Sc
natora Lodge'a.
Zalecenia traktatu pokojowcgo W
sprawach piracy pozostana nadal
w takich sanlych zarysach W ia
kich So obccnie, onegdaj bowicrr
g}osami ~ do "a odrzucono po-
prawke senatora La Follett'a z
Wisconsin, zmierzajaca do wy
rzucenia traktatu wszystkich
zalcceh co do piracy. Przypusz.
czac nalezy, ze zastrzezenie, ja'
kie przedioza W tel sprawie zwo-
Iennicy odrzuconej poprawki, 20
stanie przyjete, gdyz wielu scna,
torow, ktorzy glosowali -przeciw.
ko niej oswiadczyio, re bed2 glo
sowali "a przyjeciem podobnego
zastrzezenia.
Obrady mad programem rezer'
wacyjnym senatora Lodge'a ME
ustaja nj ma chwile. Wiele niepo,
rozumied, istniejajcych pomiedzy
demokratami a republikanami
kt6re staly ma przeszkodzie W
piracy ratyfikacyjnej, zdoiano
usunac i doprowadzic prze.
ciwne sobie strony do zgody
Ma mocy wzajemnych ugod, "a.
strzezenia, przyjete przez repu.
blikanskich senatorow ME beda
przedkladane ma konferencyi po
kojowej, zadecydowano bowicm
Dokoiczenie ma stronicy Io-tej,
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Z Uiura NslssrsIsgie1hsgs,
kOronatOW.

wsch6d slofSca godzinie $50
Zach6d Slo6ca godzinie ABS.
Pogoda W Chicago i okolicy: -
NiepeWna pOgOda W piatek, rano
deszcz, zmieniajacy sic prawdopo-.
dobnie " Snieg. ChlOdniej. w sobor.
pogodnie chIOdno. Swie4y p64noc-
no-zachOdni Wiatr, Prnechodzacy "
zmienny sobote.
TemperaturG do5y minionej: Naj-
wylsza .wczoraj o godzinie 4 PoPo--
FudnIu. so stopni. nsjnizsza o godzi-
ME : rano, AZ stopni.