davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-27

EDITORS NOTE - Immediately follom-
Il ina Senator Thomas erpoSc Of condl-
lions IN the state industrial home for girls,
northeast Of the state capitol, the Times set
TO Uork to ascertain the facts. Through the
Incorporation Of Governor Robertson, an or
der ,cas issued for the employment OF a
|Times reporter, Jessie w. Hilton, as a do
|mestic in the home m,dcr fire The Times
ycporter pas admitted 10 the home on Sat
|urdnv and remained there Saturday might,
|Suday and Sunday might, she ccnt
|through the institution from cellar to gar
ret, talked wih everybody and sdW ercry-
|,thing. Jessie Hilton has been called to the
| state house to tell the story TO Governor
| Robertson this afternoon. She wiH see house
and senate leaders later and it is probable
she wiR be called upon to relate her grem-
some experiences to the house and senate IN
open session. Here is the complete story.
BY Jessie w. Hilton.
4 Conditions rvalng the worst the BLACK
| Hole of Calcutta" could offer, exist in the Okla
| homa State Industrial School for Girls II is a
|'dreary, red brick building located just a short
distance from tive Oklahoma State capitol-a
'marbled light, airy building costing $l,500, 900.
asked Governor Robertson last Saturday
III he would permit me to visit the school in the
,Vuise of new employe. told him the people
| of Oklahoma were anxious to know the exact
|ronditions that exist in the school and that !
Thought, with all due modesty, that a woman
could get the confidence of the girls better than
man-especially II she were thought by the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-27

"Oh, glory, how | hate this plae!" shrilled
one young girl to me when l asked her about
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03
W..!S'IS!l W..!'I!l W!!SsIsl ]! !!s !!
KLUBOVNA VYHORELA.

Vcera odpoledne vyhorela
klubovna, zbudovana hochy re
zapadni Fl ulice a vypinajici
Sc ma vyjmenovane ulici ma po
zemku {. 3937. Byla to dvou-
patrova stavba z neotesanych
|tramu, jakysi srub s vizkou We
|stredu stfechy. V parloru klu-
bovny byl rozsahly krb kde
|vcera ohen plapolal. Prftomni
jinosi krb vsak pfetopili a v ne
kolika nasledujicich mfnutach
celia tezkopadna stavba ocitla
Sc plamenech a konecne byla
az po zaklady znicena, ackoliv
hasici v cas- byli k pozafisti "a
volani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03
KRAJAN POSTkELEN.
Karel Svoboda,, 1898 vych. So
ul., prisel k nahodilemu urazu.

V nemOcnici sv. LukaSe ma
chazi Sc V lekafskem osetfova-
nj 28lety karel Svoboda, bydli
ci v elsie 1898 vych. So ul. Byl
Eahodile pritelem svym, Leo
nardem Rozmanem ma Sill po-
strelen, kterezto poraneni ma
st1sti neni vSak zivotu nebez-
pecne. Rozman, bytem {. 1897
vych. So ILL.,, navStivil vcera
Svobodu a v byJu jeho zabyval
Sc cistenim lovecke sve puSky,
niz patrne nevedel, re je ma
hita. Nez kdo Sc nadal, rue
nice vysla rama a Svoboda Get
nymi broky zasazeny sklcsl ma
podlahu. Byl dopraven ambu-
lanci do vyjmenovane nemoc-
rice, nacez neblahyy pripad re-
portovan policii Sesteho pre-
cinktu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03

PRAVNfk SAM HAASE "a
Teen PRO PALICSTVf.

ProfesiOnelnl rucitel, prav-
nix Samuel Haase zalcen byl
ma podnet statni komise, cleve
landskou vlnu zlocinu vysetru-
jici, pro domnele palicstvi a cd
|veZen k soudu do Chardom,
Fde palicstvi ono Sc pry udalo.
Bude mu vyGitano, re r. 1916
lvypalil neb vypaliti nechal Nc
Nishovu farmerskou budovu V
zapadnlm Chardon, ably palic-
Stvim tim ziskal znaCne poiiSte
ri. Haase byl ma dotcene pode
zfenl procesovan jiz jednou,
lee Op6t, nasladknr' redosta-
Jecnych dukaZu. propulsion. Gle
move vySetrujici komise, Day
g Wilkin ziskali vSak vuci ne
mu dukazy move a pravi sc "a
roven, re kriminalnik Grogan
.ie rovn6z V Haasovu aferu "a
rletem. Haasova zaruka urcena
ma $4,000 a prvni vysIech bu
4 de konan Ultra v ChardOn pred
ckresnim soudcem.
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AUTOlSTE zADAJf PkEKLE
MUTT KRIzOVATKY v RAN
DALI.

Klub clevelandskych auto-
istu pozadal opet okresni ko-
misi. ably hledela odstranit ne
bezpeci Erie krizovatky ma
warrensvillske Center Road V
pfedmesti North Randall kde
posledni leta tolik auioistu pri
Slo o zivot. Klub zada prekle-
nut one krizovatky viaduktem
a rovneZ pozmenit smer silnice
Il Solon mostu, kde rovnez ne
Stesti Sc opakuji.
Podobna zadost poslana o.
kres1l komisi pred valkou, kdy
silnic'ni reformy nedaly sc "a
vadeti. Nynf ale kdy ie po wall
&c Erie draha bude vladni
lontroly rovnez zbavena, klub
rvazuje, ze by warre'nsvillska
Center Road zelezniCni krizo-
vaCka koneGn6 mela byt oostra
rena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03
ZALOzIL w. S. S. KLUB
PRO SYNA.
O.covy plany pro dalsi sve
hochy ma vojns.

Pod timtO ohlavenim dneSni
"Plain Dealer" referuie asi n.t-
sledujici: "Pan Alois Yak, ma
jftel Zelezarskeho obchodu c.
7O18 Union Ave-, uplne souhla
81 Rampant Bring EN- Back
|klubu. Pan Yak ma tri syny We
|vojenske sluzbe a svym dopi-
sem okresnimu vyboru Valec-
|nych Usporlych Znamek W.
|sv6tluje, pon6vadz nema "a
mestnancu We SVEN obchode,
re dosud byl s to zaloziti pouze
ijeden Bring EN- Back klub.
kteremGZto klubu dial jmeno
sveho syna, Karla H. zaka.
Doufa vsak zaloziti kluby pro
dalsi sve diva syny.
Pfedseda znamkoveho vybo
ru, p. Williams k tomu dodava,
Ize priklad pane Zaka mnohe-
|iau clevelaldskemu obcanu
byl by prospesny."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03
IWsS.s!. W.!S.s]
cESkY HOCH PORANEN.

Sestilety F. Sedlacek, bytem
' elsie l549 vych. 81 ul. "a pre-
1hazeni Superior Ave. zachy-
cen byl vcera automobilem A.
Grahama a tezce zranem. Hoch
ma lebecni kost porouchanou,
vnitrni zraneni a pritomne ma
chazi Sc oSetrova'ni lekarn v
nemocnici sv. LukaSe.
Ia podobnych okolnosti pfi-
sci k 1razu 1Olety Michal Sill
whisky, 1928 vych. 63 ul., zasa
zeny automobilem Harry Krau
stenera pred domem {. 5OO3
Fleet Ave. ma Karllne. Hoch
lecen je nyni V nemochici sv.
Alexise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03
cENEk NAHLovsKY.

Ceska zapadni strana pripra
vera Moranou opel o jednoho
lie svych zasluznych pionyrd.
Pan cen4k Nahlovsky, 5905
Clark Ave-, podlehl vcera r:ino
|kratsf chorobe We start 63 roxy
|a jeho p'oz6statky budou po-
lhrbeny v 1tery odpolednc We
West Park.
Cenek Nahlovsky narodil sc
|r. 1856 v Rovensku u Turnova
" Podkrkonosi v Cechach, kde
Ivyuciv Sc remeslu krejcovske-
mu, stravil sve jinosstvi, nacez
Ivyst6hoval sc do Clevelandu,
kde prodleval as roku, tedy ce
II svaj muzny vek.
Byl obcanem V kazdem ohle
du pokrokovym, osvlcenym a
|nasem narodnim zivote velice
cinnym. Pdsobil nekolik deslti-
lett u G. S. P. S., podporoval
lvSemozn6 ceskou Skolu, hudbu,
Izp9v divadlo a zvlaSt V do
|bach kdy Bejckova sin nacha-
Izela Sc We vysi rozkvetu, narod
mi cinnost pane Nahlovskyho
|zas.hovala v kazde mase hnuti
|svobodomyslne. Rovhez rodinu
svou vychoval peclive - jed
ma jeho dcera byvala ucitelkou
ma mestskych skolach - a tax
Ito platil vIbec "a muze rozSaf
lneho i dobrocinneho. Pred dive
ma lety zemrela mu chot a v
ntery ma West Park nebude pc
hrben sam z rodiny - bude
'rohrben soucasne dospelym
svym synem, jehoz epidemic
chripky minuly patek zahu.
,Eila.
Patn Cenek Nahlovsky zGsta-
vii pet zaopatrenych deer a We.
lice rozv9tvene pribuzenstvo
kterymzto pozdstalym my hlu
bokou soustrast vyslovujeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03
IWSS WSSl
REcNIL O CECHOSLOVA-
CfCH.

V Eongregacnim chramu Ma
st. Clair Ave. recnil vcera pra
mix byvaly statni senator p.
Cenek Zmunt ma thema Deli
ny Cechoslovaku". Prednase-
jicl po vyliceni ceske historic,
vysvetlil pritomnym America
mum cesky odboj vuci Habsbur
KUN, cinnost naSich legionarIl
na frOnt6 franko-italske ma
Sibiri, cehoz ma kOnec vyvo-
dill, ze ceskoslovensky lid n.y.
n6jsi svobody spojenci mu po-
skytnute plnym pravem zaslu-
huje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03
UVfTANi 81. DIVISE.

Mayoruv valecny vybor Sc
dozvida, re 81. divise byva-
lych milicnich pesich Z Ohio
Il Brestu desateho bre-
zna q nasledovne do New Yor-
ku re pripluje asi 25. brezna.
Mistnl valeGny vVbor chysta
vracelicim Sc voiinnm skvele
uvitani asi 200 Clevland'anIl
hude poslano do newyorskeho
Ipfistavu, ably podniknuty byly
Gotcene pripravy pfedb6zne ;
|newyorsky mayor slibuje ma
'Semu vyb. vsemoznou pomoc,
kdezto zde bude NIT vitaci W.
hor hlavni stredisko V hotelu
Knickerbocker.
POtvrzuie sc dale kabelo-
gram, re 1872 Ohaisky pluk
;vylosovanych pesich, u nehoz
|rovn6Z slouzi cetne brancu z
naseho mesta, soustreduje sc
liz V Janove V Italii brzy ma
stoupi plavbu do Ameriky.
Pluk ten konaI okupacni sluz-
bu Y Terstu, Rjece a " Kotoru
" Lalmacii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03

Pfednosta mistni statni po-
ptavarmy, Fred C.. Croxton od-
haduje, re v meste nasem je
pritomnG $4,000 nezam6stna-
nych, 0 deset tisic meme nez
bylo pred n6kolika tydny. Nej
vice zahalf cernochI a cizincu,
pon6vadz tovanici podobne
delniky propousteji; ably nell
Irraci pro vyslouzile Nojlny.
Mnoho zen. v nasi industrii
|pracuji dosud q rovnez mnoho
skole povinnych hochI zastava
tovarni praci dospelych, KITE
ratio nesrovnahost musi byt ma
prevena mali byt vracejicim
Sc vojindm existence zajiste,na.
Pravi sc tez, ze $4,000 cizlacd
rrihlasi Sc Clevlandu O OBJ
canska prava, ably mohli Sc po
cilet ma nekterych vyhodach v
|placeni dane z pfijmG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03

Ma natlak rlaayorova zvlast-
IDiho vyboru ne ktery stavebni
material snizen znacne Y CEN
ne, aby jarni stavebni ruch Sc
|posilil 4 nyneisf nezam6stna-
most castecn4 byla odcn6na.
!Nejyessf sraxky oznamuje do
sud cihlafska firma Barkwill-
Farr CO., kter6zto zlevnenf ma
|terialu zistane v platnosti po
|dcbu devadesati dnd. Pakli do
tcene zlcYn6ni stavebnimu ru-
|chu nalezit6 pomize, firma
Try LEVINE ty ceny pqnecha v
|platnosti po celou stavebni Sc
zonu. v opacnem prfpadu, pax
|lj by ami zlevneni ono dlklad-
lie nepomohlo, firma cennik
svdj opet pozm6ni.
Barkwill-Farr Co. chce pro-
davati kamqny a kachle Ctaj-
le) pro zaklady, velikosti 5x4x
IL prodavane dosud "a ALPS
|dollard tisfc kusd, jen po $26
|tisic a v6tSi, prcdavane po
|S68.50 a $1O9.75 tisic po pade-
sati SIG. Obycejne chilly do
sud $14 tisfc proda po $3.50,
tvrde chilly, prodavane po SIG
nabizi "a $14 a nejlepsi dosud
|po $22 prodavahe, zlevnf ma
$1S. Potrubi a roury pro trait
vody byly firmou rovn6z zlev-
Ineny, kdezto jine firmy nabi-
zeji sto liber vapna, klere sta
10 rs cent? "a 68 centG, kdezto
)pisek snizen v Gene z $2.75 ma
1926 "a sto liber. Drevarske
fjrmy snizily cenu stavebniho
|orivl o diva dollary ma 1000 sto
|rach prdmerem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03
IW's''S] Y VS. s lWlSSl lW.l!:' s!
ZAHADNA DfVKA.

Ma verande Sheldonova do.
lnu, 1643 Lake Front Ave., ma.
leZena vcera pozde v noci ne
znama, asi 16leta divka v bez.
vedomi. Ponevadz sluzebni.
ctvo na4nacene residence ne.
mOhlo divce vedomi navratit
tato poslana do nemocnice
kde zjisteno, ze trpi ochrnltrim
civu, nasledkem kterezto po-
hromy pozbyla rec. Dlvka ci-
ta asi 16 let, ma modre ocr a
plavy vlas a je elegantne osa-
cena. Urady pokouseji Sc o jeji
2totozneni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03

v sobotu 20 druhe hodin6
|rano vznikl }ohen We dvou pa
|trove budovec. 1906 zap. 5 ul.,
lsde bydlelo pet rodin. Kdyz
hasici Sc k pozaru dostayili,
'kour vail Sc re vsech oxen a
'uvnitr ohen travil drev6nou bU
'dovu. Jeden obyvatel v ma
fku oznamoval hasicdm, ze '
,druhem poschodi Sc naleza je-
ste v kocarku jeho dftko, nacez
hasic Viktor Sakryd 2 pate ha
Isicske shanice Sc vyptal v KITE
rem mfste Sc ditko naleza a Wy
zval sveho kapitana, ably polo
I'll zebrik k oknu. Sam vbehl
do horici budovy, ditko v koufi
Inalezl a oknem jej podal kapi
jtanovi. Ditko tedy zachranil,
|lec ma zpatecni ceste Sc horfci
podlahou probofil $ druheho
lposchodi do sklepa, kde ma
bednach zustal bez vedomi le-
zeti. Kapitan zahy zpozoroval,
re V. Sakryd mezi hasici scha
ri, naridil tudiz hledami a kb-
recne sam jej We sklepe nalezl.
|Sakryd byl vynesen an cerstvy
Ivzduch pax byl odveden do
vedlejslho grocernlho obcho-
du, kde teple sc zotavil, ze
|rano Sc mohl op95 vydat ma ce-
stu k domovu. stastnou naho-
dou 81 utrzil jen natluceni tela
a odfeniny. Skoda ohnem zpG-
sobena Sc odhaduje ma $4,000.
EVUSC1 fSVEC n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03
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PALACKEHO TRIDA CTS. 27

Dram. Sbor Ant. Dvorak Sc
hral vcerejsi nedele "a pekne
|navstevy humoru plnou veselo-
hru Samberkovu, znamou pod
|uyedenym titulem. .Smichu by
Id dosti jak 81 ami ji,lak nedove
deme hru cd znameho autora
predstaviti. Nehody pri stopo-
vani krasavice z vagoInu a rdz
Inc komicke omyly We hre ma
sli mad pomysleni vd6cneho o.
becenstva.
Souhra byla diky snaze p.
y. Reznicka, reditele sboru vel
mi presna a mela nutny veselo-
hermi spad. Vesmes vdecne H.
lohy obsazeny byly damami a
|pp.: M. Novakova (Julie), v.
Cimelova (Nanynka), A. Srou-
boya (Josefina a Emile Hor-
|ska); V. Baumgartl (banker
Trnka), F. Petr (Hynek), j.
kubes (Jary), F. Ledinsky
(Kulisek), A. Klimes (BuMka)
A. Koryta (Drmola), J. Rezni-
eek (Matyasek), F. Lesak (Pe
pix 1fednik), j. Jun (Robert) :,
Ia B. V. Soukup (Louis a A.
dolf, sklepnici).
Obecenstvo sc velice dobre
bavilo cemz svedcil casty a
hlucny potlesk. Nabylek jimz
|scena byla vypravena zapGjcil
Ip. Karel Vlasak ma Broadway.
Po predstaveni poradana tanec
mi zabava tesila Sc nemenSi
|pozornosti naSi mladeze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03
FRANCIE PROTI POTOPEN1
NEMECKYCH BITEVNIC.

| Pariz. 2. brezaa. - Jest ma
de vsechnu pochybnost, re sc
Francie posLavi proti Velkou
Britanii navrzenemu potopeni
Nemeckem vydanych valec-
nych lodi. Umysl Anglie nedo-
cka Sc as schvaleni Parize, je-
likoz Francie "a valky memo
hla staveti move lode leda jen
" nejnevyhnutelnejsich potre-
bach a proto Sc stanou HunIm
konfiskovane bitevnice velice
|vitanym prirustkem francouz-
|eke floty.
Z namoTnich kruhG sc pra-
wi: -
Jak nam moAno zadati ma Ii
! Gu liver 50,OO0,0OO frank1
tSlO,O00,000) ma vyhudovani
namorniho programu, ktery
prave byl prijat a soucasne pri
voliti k zniceni zajmuiych ne
meckych bitevnic v hodnot6
! 100000 liber? Bylo by vel
kossbotazi zcela v duchu
holSevickych zasad.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03
OF N A NJ ENi
Ceskoslovenske
vereinosti.

V tschto dnech byl jsem
testne propusten z armady
Stryce Sama, kde jsem ma
byl mnoho novych staveb-
Mich zkusenosti, a tudiz "a
cinam znovu obchod staveb-
nj. Mate-li lot a malou ho-
tovost, postavim Yam nan
die libosti aneb vymsnim lot
Ia dunn move vystaveny a
zbytek ma mirne splatky.
Vykonavam tez veskere
prace do pokryvacstvi spa
dajici, S pisemni zarukou.
Opravam a pristavkGm rI-
zneho druhu vsnuji tez po-
zornost. Protoz obrafte Sc
na mne S dGverou.
Vas sluzbovolny
JOS. K. VANS.
stavitel,
E21c pDnAnyXAV
Tel. Bell Broadway 18O.
Guy. Union 2O2-K.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-07-04

In response to urgent requests from
the mayor of Newport, r. L., asking
that the navy's dry" zone order, ap-
plying to all naval training stations,
be rescinded before July l, Secretary
Daniels telegraphed that the order
would not be rescinded, and that no
exceptions would be made in the case
Of Newport.
The naval appropriation bill passed
the senate virtually as reported by the
senate committee. 1t carries approx
imately 1914, 100000, an increase Of
more than $44,000,000 over the house
total. The measure now goes to con.
ference.
Provision for vigorous steps by the
federal government against bomb
throwers and other anarchists and
radicals--declared by government Off
cials to be plotting the overthrow Of
the government and ling two
million dollars monthly to that end
were made in the sundry civil appro.
priations bill as reported to the sem
ate .
American casualties during the AZ.
day Meuse.Argonne offensive aggre.
gated 10000 men, or 10 per cent OF
the total of 100000 engaged, accord
ing to a statistical summary OF the
war with Germany" prepared by Col.
Leonard P. Ayres, chief of the statisti.
cal branch Of the general staff, and
published by the war department.
Best information obtainable by the
general staff places the total battle
deaths for all belligerents In the
world war at 1850, 1000, divided as fol-
lows: Russia, 100000; Germany l.
6OO,O 900; France, 1,3S5,2OO; Great Brit
ain, 100000; Austria, 100000; Italy,
100000; Turkey, 100000; Serbia and
Montenegro, $4,000; Belgium, lO2.
900; Roumania, 100000; Bulgaria.
100000; United States, 4S,9OO;
Greece, 1000; Portugal, 1000.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-07-04
Can't Get Ahead Of Bows.

A firm In Massachusetts avenue, just
starting into business, sent up rubber
balloons In lots Of ten, and attached to
each was ticket calling for merchnn-
disc. The news was spread far and
wide. But the boys did not intend to
let the balloons sail away into the air
and come down In some ones yard
miles away.
When the first ten left the hands OF
the man sending them up there was a
twnng Of rubber baNls and n flock Of
bent pins was shot into the slowly rls.
Ing balloons Four dropped to the
ground. burst into blts-and likewise
four tickets calling for merchandise
which the youthful bandits scrambled
for and took Into the store for re-
demption.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-07-04
PUT SLIGHT VALUE ON SELF
Pensioners Explanation Of Back.
sliding That Might Be Accounted
More or Less Convincing.

Charles b. Ford, the leader Of the
Chicago butter and egg board, was de-
Tending the high price of eggs.
ut is the egg export to the soldiers
overseas" he said, that makes prices
high. The egg market, you see, IL
governed by a purely business 81 irit
''If you try to be idealistic with the
egg market you are treated like Doc
tor Seenthly.
doctor Steenthly said to bslll
cose parishioner who had given anoth
er parishioner black eye:
"'My friend you should love youl
neighbor as Yourself
"'Yes, sir; that's right, sir, said the
parishloner.
"'Im glad you agree said Doctor
Steenthly, and he added In a rather
stern voice:
ado you, though-do you honest-
ly-love your neighbor as YOURSELF
"'Yes, sir; oh, yes, sir said the
parishloner; hut I'm n modest ma n
you see and, to tell the truth, amt
bit stuck on myself, SIR"
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-07-04
WORSE THAN
DEADLY
POISON GAS

Kidney disease Is no respector Of per-
sons. 1t attacks young and old alike.
In most cases the victim Is warned
Of the approaching dangen Nature fights
back. Headache, Indigestion, insomnia,
lame back, lumbago, sciatica, rheuma-
tism, pain In the loins and lower alb
domen, difficulty In urinating, all arc
indication Of trouble brewing in your
kidneys.
When such symptoms appear you will
almost certainly find quick relief in
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules.
This famous old remedy has stood
the test for two hundred years in help
ing mankind to fight of disease.
t is imported direct from the homo
laboratories in Holland, where 1t has
helped to develop the Dutch into one
Of the sturdiest and healthiest races in
the world, and 1t may be had at
almost every drug store. Your money
promptly refunded II 1t does not re-
iiSve you. BE sure to get the genuine
GOLD MEDAL Brand. In sealed pack.
ages, three sizes.-Adv.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-07-04
SeIf.knowIedqe.

Self-knowedge Is wonderful re-
straint to unkind criticism. No one
who has lived much within the doors
of his own heart can have failed to
discover a surprising number Of faults
and weaknesses. His own rules are
broken by himself, his moods suddenly
sway his better judgment, and whep
he fancies that his higher self is living
at peace, u lower self unexpectedly
appears and often dominates his
words and his actions. He has such
frequent cause to wonder at himself
that he ceases to wonder at his neigh.
tors. Consciousness ard caviling at
the shortcomings Of others are, Ii
truth. very strong evidences of but
slight acquaintance with self.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-07-04
IMPORTANT NEWS
The WORLD over
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS or THE
AND OTHER NATIONS FOR
SEVEN DAYS GIVEN
The NEWS OF THE SOUTH
What 10 Taking Place In The seutis
land viii De Found In
Brief Paragraphs
Dom estic

AUWVStN
Definite plans for controlling ship
ments Of grain to prevent railroad con-
gestion and excess accumulation at
primary markets, involving dual sys-
tenn Of individual, and blanket permits
were announced by Director General
Hines.
Seven brothers-Abraham, Charles,
Davis, Elias, George, John and Joseph
Solomon-were sentenced in New
York by United States Judge Knox to
serve two years each in the Atlanta
penitentiary after pleading guilty to
conspiring to swindle merchants out
Of goods valued at more than a half
million dollars. They conducted
wholesale stores in twenty-seven cit
los.
A big seaplane from the naval air
station at Pensacola, Fla, carrying
three men tumbled into the bay and
was wrecked, but all the occupants
escaped with no more than minor in.
juries.
An official welcome home such as
previously had been accorded only to
returning cabinet members awaits
Lieut.. Com. Albert c. Read, who COM
manded the first air craft to cross the
Atlantic ocean, and his associates,
Com. John II Towers and Lieut.. Com
P. N. l.. Bellinger when they stepped
ashore in New York from the army
transport Zeppelin.
Maj. Gen. Edward M. Lewis, upon
his arrival in the United States, will
be assigned to command Camp Cor.
don, at Atlanta, Ca, by order Of the
secretary OF war.
"Hogism," and not capitalism, has
made more Bolshevists than any other
single cause, Prof. William G. McAu.
life of Cathedral college, New York,
told the Catholic Educational associa.
ton in annual convention at ST. Louis,
Mo.
Gordon Fawcett Handy, alias Jay
BIB. Allen, confessed slayer Of two
employees Of the East Brooklyn IN.
" Savings Bank, in hold-up last
December, was convicted OF murder
in the first degree by jury in the
Brooklyn supreme court, following a
trial lasting but two days. Death by
electrocution is the arbitrary penalty
for first degree murder in New York
state. The jury was out less than
one hour.
Rehabilitation Of the navy is pro.
ceeding rapidly and satisfactorily,
with the result that the total strength
will have been reduced to 100000 men
by the end Of this week.
With an American aeroplane sailing
leisuresly overhead, amid the cheers
OF their remaining comrades, and with
the German band playing "Homeward
Bound" sixty.six interned German
seamen marched away from the pris-
on camp at Fort Mcpherson, Atlanta,
Ca, bound for the fatherland They
will sail from Charleston, on the Mar.
tina Washington, vessel new engaged
in taking United States tro, ps home
from France.