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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-05-03

STATE WXTTR TOIfMISSI0N- oETvfD
JFORNIA NOTICE M App, IcArInx
UNDER SECTION - w,Trp COZ
MISSION ACT
APpI 17-o7s
NOTICE &c rn,pppy cr,,,>, .r
.n,sIon. vaii,, 80 r. ,.>' ,ha' inc
~ R,no 49,. 60 Sse company
,J;.S =, ~. oow'y' Nevada mas ap.
c,I;forn;. 49, No''',.s
- ah;oh !, VI. ,"e p,se''oo" WIN
~. ua,.rs n ~, w. ~, o'"'n.'" use
NJ co,,,,. ""he' Ns''' III
,n,ro,r;a,:a .r.n uno'r no'ce OF
Cnunar,s sa.o ~ II. ey i"'ha Sa''ie
Noot 20, ~ W. on '. , ~ wv, ~
r.cords ~ ~ ~ .o'"'ons, page ~
49, a;,..;..'NH ,o > oou ""''" ea''s Tor
;noh nr..a'' " 'o,ooo ''enes nioer -FOUR
W., w. W. u, "e waters "ow'ng IN the
C.,o, MFei from me nrs' DAY oi
.nsa - -, eS s.m year 10 inc hrs' DAY OF
~, we knowing year ana all OF the
:A'p'uS ana inappropriate waters flowing
~ H.. ~, "" rom the His' gay OF Aprh
amoun,;na 60 70" 20 ooo oe as OF eaeh year
ur.J - " ~ IVY 'nehes OF MORE meas
~; ,ou' i"s" pressure
W.. Cn.':; "a'.' oee.oh - on tne
cban,.r se1 aa,,a "',, statutes oil i'i''
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-05-03
STORAGE, GASOLINE, OIL
Give Ne . Trlal ut the Sign
VICTORY"
NORTH MAIN ST., YERiNeToN
Opposite Gallagher's Store

scious OF his class and ineoy failure times
he attributes social injustice rather than individual weakness
fault He then against the rich the
educated Whites the public officials sinks
confirmed pessnist and than likely that OF anarchist
The only that society against such
rather than the Just what this prevention
must be is good deal of problem. but nothing done
until it well understood what needs be done We
begin by encouraging ideas at at school
Railroad for 1913 were
S250,OOQOO0 less than in 1917
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-05-03
Suggestion for a Camping Trip.

Buy bottle of Chamberlain's
Colo and Diarrhoea Remedy before
leaving home. As rule it cannot
be obtained when on hunting,
f'shing or prospecting trip. Neither
can II be obtained while on board
the cars or steamships and at such
times and places it is most likely to
be needed The safe way is to have
it with you
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-05-03
CLASSIFIED ADS

k~S~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Just received a car load OF woven
wire. Can fill a few more orders.
Henry Kruger
LOST AT WabuskR Monday
morning, a wrist watch. size 0
Is jewel Waltham movement
No. 1864. 500. Sentimental
value much greater than COM
mercial. Finder please return
to Mrs. George West and re-
ceive reward.
GRAZING LAND FOR SALE
Over 81 900 Acres patented noun
tain grazing land all connected-plen-
ty of water for cattle or sheep-near
Mt. Grant, Mineral County, and Mono
Forest Reserve, all mapped and plat
ted. Low price for quick sale.
Fl. S. POHE, Yerington, Nevada.
SEED POTATOES FOR SALE -
Oregon Seed Potatoes for sale
Same can be examined here before
buying See Frank Rosaschi.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-05-03

postofce in Yerington as mail matter of second
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23

Louis F. .Noltc the race Of his life. Nolte
finished with tho smallest majority on
tho ticket $40. and carried but IS pre-
cincts. breaking even in another
The result is ono that has been Scner-
ally anticipated and although not all
OF the vote was out by any means the
expression Of the people is Il decisive
one
Counting the council Mt largo vote
fh"r~ w..rc 6.JS4. Il little moro than half
the number registered during the past
two weeks.
Getting The Returns.
Tho returns wcrr 'rr""Ncd by tele-
phone In the city trcaSurrr's office and
the crowd started TO gather about half
past eight. fairly filling tho large room
and by ninn o'clock tho place was jam
med as every minute brought new arriv-
ais.
Drlv thnsH who had the proper orc-
d"rtiaIs were allowed behind tho parti-
iiun which was kept free to cnabl" the
'tabulatcrs to do their work as the re-
turns came IN.
The crowd was quiet and orderly. the
only expressions Of enthusiasm were
vented in the shape of signs as the re-
turns showed D. \. Morgan. John RI.
KunzI and Louis Nultc forging ahead.
Many expected DR.. F. l.. .trmbr"cht to
WIN gu, and hts showing against Motto
was generally commented upon.
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G, A. R, LADIES
ELECT OFFICERS

At the last session cf tn" Ladies If
tho &. :. r.. which was held ycstrr-
day morning in tn" Second Presbyterian
church, Officers w"r" elected for the
next year. as follows:
rrosidcnt-Mps. Ida F. k"ontz. O!
MorfTntnwn.
Senior Vic" proSid"nt-- Mrs. Myrtle
Spruusc. Of Wheeling.
Junior VICE I'r"sid"nt--Mrs. Sahilln
ITuuty. nf Moundsvillc.
Cnuncilor-Aliss Clara Schroeder. Of
Momdsrillc.
Chaplan-Mrs Cora L. Morrow. Of
Farmnnt.
Trcasurcr--Mrs. sallir Rector of
ClarksburE.
S"crttary-Mrs. L. Bonham. Of Fair
mont.
Council Of Administrator Mrs. Eta
Stamn. Of Wh"clinGs Mrs. O. G. Nc
Cunc. Of MounGSvllle: Mrs. \. \. smith
Of Sis;crsville.
Delegate 10 National Mr"ring--Mrs
Emma Woods, Of Wheeling.
Pat riotic instructor - Mrs. Anna
Schonian. Of Moundsvillc.
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ont aduin!stra ton. tho real representa-
tiveS of the people chosen 10 make laws
and establish policies have done it'll"
more than IL record the will of an thsn-
futr rlaster.'
Speaker Gillctt smoke Of tho lngislat-
rye work before the SiXty-siHth con-
gress and added that with or without
the cooperation Of tho adminiSi ration
We shall hope to establish tho govern
ment once moro ron n basis Of efficiency
and economy. md r'licv" business Of the
heavy hand Of government;
what We r&cd ~ this country" said
Mt. Hays at the banquet lis not less
politics but moro attention 10 politics.
The individual who is TOO busy I" lake
par in politics has II" just complaint
10 make. whatever happ"ns--h" is riding
on another persons ticket. Our national
strength rests only in that patriotism
whrh moves us every day To discharge
the debt we owe this nation by making
and Keeping conditions right in this
country. am convinced tha; tho COM
Jletc part rci patton by III" women in po-
litical affairs will help imm"a SUI rahly in
this direction"
Mr. Hays said that although three
months werc wasted" before tho extra
session Of congress was called. fepuh-
! Iican control there would function us
F.: quickly as possible consistent with the
/ Importance Of the subject matter and
/ with legislation moving in the direction
| of economy and efficiency" He con
| cludcd that all "innumcrahlc problems,
! MI incident TO the reimbursement" would
| be considered by congress.
! Tho conference and banquet were hold
| under the auspices Of the Republican
| wDmcn's national eXccutiv" committee"
| or which Mrs. Mndill Mccormick. wife
! Of Senator Mccormick of Illinois. is
! president. The closing session tenor
row will be devoted to sectional confer
! cncca
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Big SUPPLY MEASURE:
(Cort.nued Prom Page ona.)

cratic Leader Clark. and others paTttc1-
pated in the partisan maneuverinG
which followed a statement by Repre-
sentative Mann. Of Illinois. former 1te-
publican leader. that President wilson
absence abroad might prevent the bill
appropriations from becoming avalabfe
until the middle Of June.
Representative Byrns. OF Tennessee.
ranking Democrat If tho appropriations
committee. charged that Republican
senator's. through their tilibuster OF last
March. werH responsible for holding up
the war risk allowances The Tenn
essee representative declared the ft'-
pubIirauS nuw should remedy TN"
wrong" and urged that the bill be pass
cd at once instead of being put over
ur.T tomorrow as proposed by repro
sentative Good Of Iowa. chairman t.!
tn" appropriations committee
After ihr bill had been r"ported.
Republican Leader Mondell moved !" ad-
iourn until tomorrow. hut on Il rising
yuH. of II to -. the DEMO- rats WHO
happened a, thr time to hnF" mayor
itv N tht. chamber defeated IN" move
Democratic. leader Clark then asked
unanimous consent for immediate con-
sideratiun Of tn" measure and Mr.. Mon
dell aSsnntrd The m"asur" was passed
in Joss than IN hour without roi-ca''
During tn" partisan SkirnnShinE. h'P'
rcsentatirc Mann charged that Fr"S''
dent Wilson was responsible rntirci!
for delay in tho appropriations ana th'
ha rdships of soldiers families oue "
fsimrc tn receive their May | checks
Hc declared that thr president nat
neglected or refused 10 call congress
sooner because Of fear that the lca" "
cr nations would br discussed. p"ih"
Gratis sharply rctort"d that the soma
Republican flihuster which held u'' '"'
war risk funds. and not tho PRESIDENT
Was responsible The speakers vert
; ap2l;Ludcd. according 10 their par ''Si'
affiliation as TIC political points W."
made. 49,,
In explaining tn" objects or 'h' W.
Represent ativr Good stated. IN reply -
questions. that so far as he knew NV
! resignation of former Director tindShH
Of the war risk insurance bureau WI!
! rot rcsponsihlc for tho Deficiency IN 'n'
!. bureaus funds. Representative Moore
or Pennsylvania. Republican suggested
that tho appropriations committee IN ~
work investigate affairs involved IN re-
tirement Of Colonel Lindsl"y.
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AIRING To
GEORGE TEUTON

BERNE. May City Tho ASsooi-
ated Prcss)-1t * confirmed inai IN
allied aud associated governments na''
addressed question 10 The SWISS gov
eminent as to whether il would b. Will
ing and ready TO tnHe '1"asuT" 'or So
yeye- blockade against Germany should
circun, ST ffccs require II. II is nsiief"o
bere tina, this stop is preparatory L"
ac,,on should Germany refusr 70 sign
the treaty.
The nuhfication Of IN" question mas
made = oainfui impression IN Sw:'%'r-
1.,d md Is commented upon widely IN
tho D-.sss as an infringement; q th''
right and independence vt small
countries.
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GREAT Liners
fConti-ucd F-cm Page o7e.)

v..>r, ,,,. cruisers Seattle and Charleston
ard ,hr steamships Yale. Manchur'a
On.uan and MrXi1;!u.
Levrt.I.a Wins Race
'rh" iV" .r"ai transports ',h'hr up Cn
IVA. with ih- L"Nia han Leading by 80
SANG r:or they uScd when nndcr IN"
t:cru,,n Tag The ship. left HrrSt
thursday. May 49, TN" !mrrratnr q;
\, ~. ana 'h'. l.Hvi"Ihnn ut IN - W
These then drvrirr"d that officers 81
,hn I.rviathan described as II race. WIN
,h, rcsul, that III. latter vessel "FrT-
TOOK and rn$=rd the 1npcrnto carly
Tn,du,. rinrniur Their course Thea
livrrG"d and III" faster Sh'r t t.";;M ~ III
longer route. lul lh-! r'a"hrd their d"S-
nation at almost the sane hour.
On Inc bridge If the lmp"rat4r ~ Shr
r,,srd her way int" the pier when Snc
las. Ici'i i'll carly august 81 tHi1. was
her former commander. '"mmodnrr
Thomas Kirr. With him WAS captain
I,ri,z Frederick Krusc. who formerly
commanded tn" Cleveland These on
crrs. with chief "nslnG"r iiMd~'E n.
nrr and II under officers .wrr" sent
LONE To usSis; tho Americans IN hand
linz the ship. Tho vessel WAS under
rnImmand of Captain John h. Robinson.
~ The United states navy.
Eoth Commodore kirr and Captain
i:ru:c nnrcar,,! 10 he delighted TO again
,tmc int an american port. even
though il was not as in former days
in supreme command Of The finest ships
of their country.
I;rusr spoke Of Captain kocniE. tn"
German officer who brought the under
sea nrrrhanLmnn Drutschland To Amer
,rn IN TWO trips Il" said: kucnig left
M, submarine shortly after America
entered the WAL and she WAS taken over
hv the navy department. The Drutsch-
land. renamed. made two additional
irips 10 American waters and scattered
mines of the Virginia coast.
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United STATES COURT.
ADJOURNED THURSDAY

Thu, Wheeling term "f he. ! :. diS-
tr:ri rourts came IL Il clos" yesterday
morning Thr last business was The
lr,rin.- al nrrurncu" in III" stevens
hdamsnn company " tn" Phillips sheet
and Tin Fiat" company by Judy" Day
Ton.
Thu. proceedings wcr" "t minor inn
-,ortanrc. and the court "r"rrule'l 4 mo-
ZION for the return OF CcsIS ana demur~
rnr ordering tho planting 30 tile bond for
500. after which court adjourned sine
die and Judge Dayton left on the early
afternoon train for his home in PhiliPpi
for II few days rest before opening the
Philippi term Of court Tuesday morning.
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To Wash Away Those 3.
Wrinkles and CroWsfeet

II your face is disfisured with wrinkleai
no matter what the cause. you can
quickly diSpel every line. even the most
obstinate. by using a simple. homemade.
wash lotion. Merely dissolve an ounce;
Of powdered saxolite in half pint witch
found in any drug:
store. Battle the face in this, and
prrStn!-you scarcely believe your own
eyes when you look into your mirror and
behold the marvellous transformation! E
The remarkable astrinKcnt action Of
tho saxolite 40 Tight nE tho skin. wrinkles
are literally pressed out Best Of ell.
this result is not purely Temporary. for
the lotion also has healthful tonic
action. which tends to strengthen and
tone up the weakened tiAsue. and aAdc4.
benefit may be expected with continued:
use. Use this once day for RW1iiSsS
II cannot injure the most delicate skim
The treatment itself leaves no trace--no-
one guesscs the secret Of your in0N.5
ing youthful appearance ~. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
NEGATIVE REPLY TO
GERMANS BY ALLIES
ON Terms OF PEACE

rAIIS MAY o@--CrIy ihr AseHr.a;cd
1,r,,S, "a cntcCurIc nrra.,vr r"r!y 10
,bc c.ru,n Do:r ~ tho c.'TnCrn'c "n"c:
nr .b.. r-nr, terms WAS semi h% III" Al
lied rrltnrIl To- thr German delegation TO-
Gav Thr rrnl$. rha"aCt"ri2"s ili" ""H'
man mote a. exaggerated m! ;'HT* .Ea'
Il Indicate: failure 10 arP:"cia;" nc
onormi,y or tho iicrnans' responsibility
The Germans are reminded thai "!t is
r,rh, Tina, r;rrturmy. whi~h VA r">p"n-
SihIn for ;hr origin Of these caianii'r$.
shnuld make ihcm good TO the utmost Of
her capacity"
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CITY ADMINISTRATION
fcontlnued from Page one.)

be may b. permitted TO do something
v;,hout he,nr 81, upon by a czar he Will
be ~ ever, more worth 20 the people.
Otto Leads Ticket
Captain William T. otto. tor many
wears dean os the old city couhc'l prloF
10 tho coming Of the city manager io'i'
~ government. and a member OF the
<1atc hous. Of delegates. was elected
,vcr N,yor - NJ. EcstcC by y majority
y, ,2n He led the ticket despite the
5sxnera,e efforts Of the big five 10 dctcae
him and return the mayor to UIlcc yes
for carried but five precincts IN the CITY
and not one in his own ward
Punn,nr a close second |" Captain
fs3,o WAS Dave Morgan. millworker. or
,hc island. Mr.. Morgan defeated Coun-
lehman ". 4. Elliott by a majority OF
: . 80 Entirely a newcomer L" the p"-
Utica! game. Mr.. Morgan ran wild. ana
D RI. result was surprise even 10 MS
h>st friends and most loyal supporters.
Morgan carried 81 out OF )? precincts
and ,ird Elliott IN one. he carried SIX
Of the seven Island precincts ana the
ono tie was on tn" Island. so that FL
lott didn't carry q home ward precinct
Great Rus By Kunz-
1y.,, Eunz stogieraker OF tho Fourth
ward. was the other surprise OF The
a,action He defeated Councilman Al
her, krcss. the baby Of council. BY l.749
votes and carried S5 precincts. He Is
one Of the most popular workingmen in
,ha c;,y and his election to council Is
m. result of his second attempt 10 land
in that office KrSss defeated him by
very small margin at the hrSt city ht'-
arer election. but Kunz moro than got
even yesterday.
Chester Thompson. councilman i'"Iii
the Second ward. carried 30 OF thH ~
orecincts and defeated Squire Miller ny
1.s23 votes This endorsement OF MS
w,1,s IN council was gratifying TO all OF
M.. Thompsons friends
B3ppus Goes Through
Out ir The Third ward DR.. r.. ;. b'p.
ma another novice at the political
game, took H. E.. MeC"nKcy. tnH ao't''a .
3s,ration candidate. over. and carried So
rracinctq The doctor. majority was
40. a ysrv creditablr showing. for he
WI. very bitterly opposed by the admin
istration crowd. 49,
IN the Fifth ward Camden cBudD
fancy won over John t.ashlry by l.o"'
votes, carrying 50 precincts. This hEn'
was expected to be closer. but hoa.
being an old timer at running Tor coun-
ell and just HON" frouS III" nrnE' who're
nc underwent intensive training. Iand'N
the peizr and will b" back again within
those old familiar walls on the srcono
floor nf tho City hall after but Il orl''
absence.
RAhiT the Victor.
In the Sixth. Ambrose HhhiS dctca'ec
Theodore Wagner. tn" administrator
candidate. by 1899 votes. carrying "a
precincts HabiE and Wagner made Wig
or'us campaigns. aa1 nnross meyer
DIR m
feet. The result is that he has beer
returned to council to continue has
championship Of pur" milk. Mr. HaoiI
has charnpinned several worthy meas
urcs that have not vet occn disposed OF
, b. council. and he will no doub; demand
that the new council take carly action
-. Only Close Contest.
Way down in the Eighth ward Dr.. r
l. Armbrecht. present councilman, gave
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u, s, DEPUTIES LEAVE
FOR ATLANTA, ga,

Deputy United States marshaIS John
NJ. Short and f. ". A.h"y left y"sicr-
day afternoon with four prisoners for
ihr Atlanta p"nitrntiary. TIL" men were
sentenced by judge Dayton AT tho term
ot court just closed and include the fol
lowing: G"orG" w. T:rlmnn and II. W
Gail. Scn,"nc'-l 10 thre" years for rob-
bling an Interstate shipment near Fair
mont: Victor Nili"rs. |" months for SELL
ing whisky in tho ClarRshurg puSlorfire,
and Oscar Moore. ono year and ono day
for rUhhnE ;hr poStofilcc at DclR.
Marion county.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES
FOR THE DEAF

William Halpin. well known Local
c"ipt rf tho following invitation fron,
Roy. HnrbcrL &. Merrill. Central MiB.
siHnary. %lS sixth street, northeast,
Washington. o. c.:
Dear Friend: :.
You arc cordially invited to attend
services for the deaf in 81. Matthew's
church. nj 1880 4. NJ. Sunday. May IS,
l3lH. .l';;.:;
Please tell your deaf friends about
hr service and Invite them TO attend:
Hoping 10 see you soon. am.
Faithfully yours. =:
Il. 4 Morrill,
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SMALL BLAZE

A small ou,-building at the rear OF
~ Main street was burned to the,
ground about II o'clock last night An
alarm was ScRt in and several pieces
Of fir" lighting apparatus were soon on
the scene. but too late TO be OF any SER
vice other than TO prevent the flames
from spreading 10 other buildings. The:
building burned was Of little value. FOX
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PARTY LEADERS
'fcontirued Prom Page one.)

as "fr1low- Republicans At tn" han1urt
tonight. criticized President Wilson Tor
alleged seizure Of I"gHsintir" furctlohS
OF congress.
For six years he said thor" mas
bacn q continuous. determined "tt"rt IN
tho executive department 10 acquire All
the powers Of government save only Ju-
dicial authority. and even that has not
entirely ESCAPED unwarrnntablc inter
ferance During the whole Of the pres
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PENNSYLVANIA
ME- n Of 6 ] IN
COMING To \. !.
Washington. n. g. May ~

N
II G. ogden. Wheeling. W. VA.
Three hundred and fif'h SAM
tarv train sailed from krcS' on
tn; Rotterdam May nineteenth
die nj New York about tho tw"h.
Iy.srvcnth. The three hundred
and fourteenth machine gun bat
iaiiun sailed from s.. Nazhirr on
the Edward Luck"nha"i. May H.
due nj New York about 26th.
Thrr., hundred and fifth monte
ordnance rrprir .h"n sailed from
Rrrsr nn IN" AEsnmcmnon
NAV siN,r"urH. du" 81 81" i"r"
ubnill w"niv;"'"'
HOWARD SUTHERLAND.
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Special Dispatch TO TIL" 1ntelliErncor.
RICHMOND, Va. May :2.-Richmond
is So cnsrosscd with plans for the vel
coming homo Saturday Of the ll6th IN
fantry and other dctachm"nts OF inc
goth division. which have already ar
rived ut Newport News. that II is CIV
ing little thought To tho later celeora-
,ic., for tho 3le,h and hfth Virginia
regiments IF infantry and III" three
WIS, Virginia regiments Of ARTILLERY
embraced in tho Snth division. but IL
was stated to-day that the second dem
onStraliun will be in q measure a du-
plicatiun Of tho first.
Governor Davis is scheduled tn make
n brief address IN tho troops ri the lalF
grounds and will review them lat or
from a stand IN MONROE park AS 'hfv
march down Franklin street. TIL" city
is already gaily bcd"cked with Rags and
bunting.
4 message was rrrcivcd last night
al Camp l..r from General tr"nkhitc.
stating that both the Virginia ana NcSt
Virginia conring"nts Of The SnIh mad
sailed from Hrcst for Newport News.
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Tho units Of The Eighieth diVlS'on
mentioned in thc foregoing l"ic6rH" III
from Senator Sutherland "i HSSL
gIaia. received orders last niSht' arc Hh'o
10 hr prnnSylvanianS. All 81 wv ",
Virginia soldiers OF IN" EientirIh ~
coming over from France on lh' "rp
n,,Iin and will lnnd nj Newport News
ahou, ,fny o7th. next Tuesday.
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Special Dispatch to Tho In;rlliFenccr'
ESTON. ". Va. May =
General Pcyton c. March. cher OF star,
telcgraphcd Governor Cornwfll that inc
three, hundred and fourteenth macnin'
gun hatta,ion had sailed on III" Edward
I.uckcnbach and is duo TO arrive al NC"
York Nav &c. The three hundred ana
fifrh sanitary train has sailed on the
Rotterdam and will land at Now YORK
II is understood that thcsc units ~ inc
division are composed Of PcnnSF'Tan'a
troops ,,-,b
Another message says that thr 3lltn
and SiSth infantry units and inc cn'lr.
artillery brigade will land at Nr~por'
News. The state authorities OF VII
rinia have a. committee working win
,hr rar Department on details for INC
celebration to hc held In Richmond
when the troops are demohtliznd at
Camn leo. and Tho Ftrgn'ans wiz no.
,irv the governor MS soon as dehn'te
wnrd is received which is expected in
the next few days.
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The greater the necessity for saving.
tina greater Sour opportunity "a uSr
Tho IntelliSencer Want ADS.
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Ch-i"t;an and Mrs {. ]. P:oHolool VIII
hn N ,.harg" ~ tn" addresses manr ~
trhalf az the circles III Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23

WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-11

pc &c Navarro.
Sin embargo.
Mas a an pobre hidalgiielo, Sc
nora. a un Adolescence que Sc hs
enamorado de los labios de carmin,
de los cabellos negros y de los ojos
azules dc Margarita, darle Ia muer.
tie como a un primo del rey de
Francia, inc ." possible,
Senior. insitlo la reina COLI re-
solucion, advierto 4 Vuestra Males
tad que csc casamiento no Sc rea-
liZari....
bah! pues yo cree 10 contra
rio.
ST csc gentilhon. bre.
-iPero, cue diantcesl yo conoz-
co a csc g%entllhom re, interrumpio
Ell rey.
-iAh. murmuro la reina.....
Sc Eabra encontrado con Ell du-
que de Guisa ..en alguna psrte..
qa'za en- Ell mismo cuarto de Marsa-
rlta....y ell galan de Ia vispcra ha
dado n buena estocada al salan
actual.
Tai vez, senior.
y ahora comprendo, dijo ell
rey, es Sin duda csc pobre Coarasse.
La reina guard6 un silencio afr
n~lativo.
Sonora, Frosiguio gravemente
ei reg, voy a haceros una PROPOSE
cion.
Us escrcho. senior.
-Coarassc es culpable, muy cul-
latle de haber agradado a Marga-
1ita.
i Ciertamente que 10 es!...