davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-11
SECTION FOJTR

The following casualties are reported oy the commanding general of the Amer can eXpeditionary forces:
 Wounded, degree undetermined ...... 299 Wounded slightly ....................... 311
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-25
ON SEITvG TEE SHIPS

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missed L-as Z EDfn0rT--
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WIRE BRIEFS

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sUATs Els osS CAUSE

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The Best AnSWer

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rvrs-r rrsers ay-r ration las been o1e
cg sAe rnoss fo-gun2as cklzTge-s n the
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wEy WILSON WON
MAKE THIRD Ay

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ONE So-D-El s DEEDS

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SCHOOL TEACHERS LEAD
Moay-PAy REVOLUTION

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HAD yoz FIGURES

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-25

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yark : e1--eIi ME-3tr trsl s--
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rnzith-nr Foeces 4 pLTt- a..
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allowed u firms IRE ptps,
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-25

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x-ss declares sA4, D. ts~is az1sst ses-
t-e yo1nser wlsh ever e.4~scul
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49, e-t-r-.rf
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e1n sAa dc1lrs e. fie lately ~
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-25
Packard Oil & Gas CO.
i The Packard Oh and Gas Co ot Tsxaz
Bulletin No. 2

81 tG-. Hi 1E1 1-----g c-sKz
Ha-E-g g4F.s L-ai 1EF.
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STOCK WILL 7y oyFE2ED TO
OUR ?aESENT SToCKE0-D-
les 1t PAa VALUE.
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tlr SIZE Eta,a W. III E-lgE ua-
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IL tas c-s- marker Ii Kansas
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-25

- = wlsh 10 inerezse yuur bolNngs Sc on Serre
'aT Ls1non J. GRAY. Al The Oklaboa Stale Rsns OF cal 81
HT Office before end q week. are nos scrng outside
Subscriptions
PRANK KELLY President
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-02-06

office as Second Class Mail Matter
mills in road dist. No. s wa
granted.
The board here ordered tina
warrants No. 9810 to 1916 in'
amounting to $900.10 be trans
ferred to the Warrant RedemI
ton Fund.
Board here adjourned until t.
morrow morning.
Fourth Day, January 16, 1919.
The following business wa
transacted:
Board here ordered the can
collation. of delinquency certifi
Gates No. 283, 1917 against lot
9, 10 and IL, blk. 2 Kippen, as
sessed to Nettie M. Wood. Net
tie Wood being entitled to wild
ow's exemption.
The board here ordered can
collation. of delinquency certifi-
cate No. 100, 1918, issued against
homestead of Ira B. Moore.
The board here approved ord
er given December 10, 1918 for
culvert, given to Spokane Corfu
gated Culvert and Tank Co.
The board here ordered cancel
lation of delinquency certificate
No. 81, 1918 against SW14 NE14
and SEA NW114 Sec. 2, Twp. "a
r l E. B. M. ON account OF
double assessment.
Upon recommendation of r.
III. Ratliff, assessor, the follow
ing remuneration of field deput-
les was fixed:
Fifteen cents each for tax
payers statements taken in vii
lagos and townsites thirty cents
each for statements taken IN
range 3 west and west half of 2
west, and twenty five cents per
statement taken in balance of
the county with an additional al
lowance of $500 per day for as
sessment work done in the Sal
mon river, Deep Creek, Law
yer's, Clearwater, Big and Little
canyons.
The official bond of Grant
French, as constable of Reubens
precinct was here examined and
approved.
The following bills were exam
ined and allowed on bridge
fund:
Earl Richardson, bridge
timbers, hauling etc.. 10000
Prairie Lumber Co. lum-
Der stock chutes. JAG
obs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1910
Madison Lumber Co.,
lumber road dist. No.
Is ......... 24.12
Craig Mountain Lumber
Co., lumber road dist.
No. 16 -............. 1881
Prairie Lumber Co.,
bridge lumber Stew
enson Crossing . 1900
Madison Lumber Co.,
lumber road dist. No.
3 - 936
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-02-06

Auditors and Treasurer S
joint report for quarter ending
Jan. 4, 1919 was here examined
and approved.
The following claims were ex-
amined and allowed ON the dist.
mood FIND
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-27
ON UFTYARARAT
ueautlfal Mountain i Long-sxtlnei
Volcano.

- 90IGAnO.
The recent appeal made y the
newly established republic OF Ararai
for recognition By the United States
vii be better understood. n leasl
geographically. when It i explained
that the region in question Is pro.
vince d Armenia.
II takes ifs name from the noun
tain On which the ark made land
Ing after the flood =-AraFat meaning
Eoah's mountain.
The whole world. according 20 the
Bible story, was submerged during
the period OF the nelnge and AraratiH
topmOsI peak vas tie frs dry land 10
appear above the waters. for the sim
pie reason that IL Nas tie ioftlest--
N Armenia u al events.
A viewed today IL gives notion
Of the depth of the flood. inaamueh
as the peak i more than three miles
above ga level Il is Iome=ahaped.
and its slopes for 1000 feel from the
top are covered with everlasting
snow and great fields Of gllItering
ice.
The climb down must have been
rather difficult for Noah. his family
and all the animals disembarked from
the ark. As for an ascent 10 the top.
II was formerly believed 10 be im=
possible. The Armenian monks de
oIared that remains of the Noachian
bark still existed On the summit. and
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-27
Is aHIETa WIS HaIDE AM
$4,000
sIpsy ylolinlst Arrested After Two
Year search-Tulce Jumped Dali.


Year Search Twice Jumped Dali.
After search Of two years. Louis
Veronaeh, Hungarian gypsy vIoIinisI.
Saturday was returned 10 NeH York
from Pittsburgh, Pa. to answer IN
dictmenIs charging him with grand
larceny through the sale of N al
legged monev-makIng machine and
with being fugitive from justice.
When Detectives Mccoy and 9eeg=
an had placed Veronach behind DaTa
IN the Tomha they uncovered 70
nance in which Yeronach, they al
legged. engaged to obtain $4,000 from
a oonffding delicatessen dealer IN
Pittsburgh, who declared that i Vero=
mach wanted 10 sell him the machine
he would have TO marry the deliea-
lessen dealers daughter.
The detectives declared Yeronaeh
married the daughter in the presence
Of the Yiolinist's wife and was about
to deeamp with the $4,000 when :
policeman learned of the wonderful
money-making machine and arrested
the violinist
Veronach was arrested IN New York
more than Two, years ago, when i
was discovered that band 81 Hum
garian gipsies were swIndlinE small
shop keepers in the city Of thousands
Of dollars through The sale of alleged
money=making machines. The victim
vas shown a box containing hun
dreds Of small electric lights. lis
and highly polished steel wheels. and
when the victims pushed certain
button there was a loud buzzing,
miniature bedlam Of bell ringing. and
in few minutes bills OF denomina-
ton the victim had selected would
fly out of a chute In the box Tx
chat
The police arrested the 10 members
Of the band. and nine we're sent to
Sing Sing for terms ranging from ;
n 10 years. Veronach vas admitted
tn bail 1T the time Of hIa arrest, bui
disappeared. His bail vas forfeited
II the time and later he was arrest
ed and again admitted to bail. this
time to the amount OF $4,000. lie
jumped his ball for the second time
and was traced by the police n cities
IN this country. Mexico and Cuba.
The detectives said that Yefonaeh
married the Pittsburgh delieaieBsen
dealers daughter On May %. afteT
Yaronaeh's wife had agreed % poe
- a bridesmaid. The wedding va
celebrated In the Hungarian a-rrzer
Of the city. and SIX gingy vldlinists
they said. played wedding marches.
As climax TO the nights IestixI-
ties, the police declared Yenonach
presented $500 and monkey 10 hi
bride. All the guests, a well ~ the
bride and her father, we're puzzled
b. the gift Of the simlan until the
Pittsburgh policeman took The 70
nance out OF the whole affair By a.
resting the Nolinis1
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standing almost Isolated ave or :
lesser peak. called Little AraraI.
Which really part II ~ : = enc q
ezauieIIa symmetrx-an deal volcano
q a txIe plainly recognizable "A an
aHhplla formed alout n eTap,ife
ehimne.
aSloN. in - valley Of AraxaH. W.
ths Garden . Eden. according . A.
maBiaH tradition II 4arsand. IL
that neIKhboThood. was 50 - tn
monks tho burial place of Koah.a
vie, - ATgnri. village near
EHaat ehasm hat rms mo the heart
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thai ~ reason Of their sanetitY a
supernatural influence forbade p.
proaeh
Nevertheless. n September. lsza
a bold climber. Dr Johann Parrot,
succeeded in reaching IL. top Of
Ararat, and on coming dom stated
thai he had found no even The eel
of the arr up there Since then he
feat has been repeated b. several
other adventurous persons.
ATaTat comes pretty near 10 being
the most beautiful mountain In The
world. II Is 4 IongzaktineI volcano.
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Iaaf seek 1000 persona xaro
discharged from W. wofZ inana-
lriaz. Thee beonle I'll no. trx ~
secure positions. even ~ much low
ar wages NhaI vii he TIE reHuItl
Lover salaries 9TH lHs present IIgh
eosi II living an nue. suffering nd
distress.
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Of ~ mountain. Noah planted n,
flraI vineyard.
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SALE BILLS PRINTED o SHORT
NOTICE - THIS OFFICE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11
Shoe Store Has
Spring Opening

The Quality Shoe store at s17 State
st. wishes to announce it's Spring and
Summer opening to the public.
This store has been altered, and is
Heretofore this store was G5 feet
long, but 1t has been heightened. and
Is now 101 feet long, allowing for the
display Of more stock, better accom-
modations for fitting and thus permit
ting the rendering OF better service.
The interior has been remodeled so as
to give plenty of light, and the walls.
ceilings. n shelvings have been re-
painted. giving the interior as well as
the exterior Of the store an atmosphere
OF welcome.
The Quality Shoe store is featuring
the class of merchandise the public de-
mands, which means 1t is prepared to
able.
that the Quality Shoe Store is able
to offer its merchandise at a very rea-
sonable price due to its buying in very
large quantities. directly from the
This store is n of the newest fam
lily shoe stores in Perth Amboy. being
established but is months. but 1t ex-
poets to hold the puhlic's confidence. in
as much as Mr.. j. Pr. Goldsmith. wh&
is owner of this store has been on
this same block for the past rs years,
and has obtained the public's conn
dence by his fair dealing and good
HIS MOTTO IS SERVICE. QUALITY
COURTESY WILL BE THE WATCH
WORD.
thank the public for its kind patron
e In the past and expects to be able
to serve them even better in the flu
ture. 3474-4-11-lt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11
csDy5Slhed 100 By che

1t was not a single skeleton which
1 had discovered in DIR. Certeis' closet
it "a whole family of skeletons.
The small was lined from floor
to ceiling with neat drawers. l OPEN
ed a dozen of them and my con-
science, numbed by my suspicious,
did not reproach me.
Each discovery seemed to me like
q new Indictment against Certeis.
Rather than believe the story which
those closet drawers revealed, l
would have been glad to watch the
whole splendid mansion burn to the
ground.
The contents of that closet would
have made a choice collection of
masquerade costumes. Each drawer
contained a complete disguise, per-
feet from wig to shoes. The man who
possessed the things might imperson-
ate at his pleasure an army officer, a
prosperous sport, an ensign of the
navy, a priest, a foreign diplomat, a
chauffeur, a down-and-out actor or
a banana peddler!
/ was appalled, as I tried to grasp
the meaning of what I saw Tt linked
up with the Bolsheyik propaganda in
Certeis' Office files. It explained all
those shabby scrawled envelopes. 1t
accounted for Certeis' power over the
O-DOaL crew. IL proved ne purpose
of the explosives in the cellars in the
sea-cliff. My mind raced through the
m~ischances of the year and 1 came
at last to the most heart-breaking of
them all-the accidental death of the
Belgian girl.
"ob, Eloisei Eloise! You told the
truth! And we thought you crazy.
He fs-he is-a-German spy"
And yeti didn't hate him. /
couldn't-at once. / closed the draw
ers slowly, still hoping to hit upon
some honorable explanation of their
contents.
In the last drawer L caught a
glimpse of a pretty wavy wig. Scarce
ly knowing why but planning, per-
haps, to keep 1t as evidence OF what
I had seen, ] drew the wig put and
tucked it into the pocket of my cloak.
The staring lenses In the divers
helmet seemed to leer at me! / al
most shrieked as my fingers touched
the clammy surface Of q rubberized
sleeve.
1 forgot all about the bag I had
come for. l turned and left the closet
with a sob in my throat, and as L
snapped the lock. / thought that,
verify, / had passed through a real
chamber of B~luebeard. L had enter