davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1919-12-17
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:
: NAT scNAL FRIENDSHIPS
: DEPEND UPON WOmANKlND .
: japanese Oip'orat Says Men d.
: Alone Cannot Create lnterna. ..
: tional FricAdliness. :,

= tional FricNaliness. :.
International friendship be. ;
= tween nations dcpepds iaraaIv =
r upon the friendly feeling between ;.
+ the women ~ those nations. ac- ;.
= cordins 70 renu- tataiyes of fla >.
+ Japanese embassy ID WASHINGTON j..
+ Their theory is ,hal there can >.
= he no firm friendsh.p between ;.
: lWo nations unless The women of s.
= those two countries know and >.
= like one another IS cooperation ),
= between natjou~. as I'm .he state :.
+ and in the family, is based on co. -
: operation between mon and vo. !.
= men !,
Therefore, if Japan ana Amer- ).
Z ca are to have a real lastino !.
= friendship, to really know ana !.
= understand one another the wo- >.
= men OF the two nations must !.
= learn TO play together. to study :
: together and to tAink together. :.
= The Y. " O. A. is one of the J.
= best mediums for bringing about :.
: this friendship between the two !,
= nations, according to diplomatic >.
= representatives. Of Japan. as that :
= organization is teaching Jananoee :.
: women recreation, showing them =
= now 70 enjoy out-of-doOr life ana :;
: sports. 1t is particularly neces- ).
: sary that Japanese women learn :.
: to enjoy and appreciate recrea- :.
: tion. they say. since the great :.
= influx Of women into industry ;.
: and husineSs. as Japanese wo- :.
: men, formerly so conservatives ).
= are going into business and doing ).
: many things which they had ;.
: mover thought Of doing before the ;,
= war. ;.
: The Y. W. c. A. has been as. ).
: surel the fullest possible co-oper- :
: alton Of the Japanese embassy ;.
: and the japanese people in max =
: ing its "World Service program" :.
: for three million dollars to be :.
: used for women and girls in the ;.
: United States, India, China. Ja- ;.
: pan, South America, Egypt. ST. ;.
: IBERIA, the Near East and Mexico =
: a success. :
: : = =. = !. = !. :. :. !. ;. = = ). =
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-02-06
A TEXAS WONDER.

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles dissolves gravel
cures diabetes, weak and lame backs
rheumatism, and irregularities of the
kidneys and BLADDER in both men and
women. Regulates bladder trouble
in children. If not sold by your drug
gfst, will be sent by mail on receipt OF
$10O. One small bottle is two months
treatment. and seldom fails to perfect
a cure Send for sworn testimonials
DIR. f. W. Hall, 1926 Olive Street, ST
Louis, Mo. Sold by Druggists.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-02-06
THE DEATH OF ZULA CORNELIU>

The death angel visited the home ii
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Cornelius on JanH
airy 81. and claimed the nine year ole
daughter. which was bright and
shining light to that home. The he
reaVed parents have the sympathy Of
the entire community.
Zula was loved and cherished 10y al
who knew her, she was a lovely school
mate and great chum of ours. We
learned to love her so much that WI
even loved her voice, we loved hen
songs, and her foot steps. We loved
all her plays and all her letters she
wrote so sweet to us. 1t seems as Zu-
la come and went, the joy and sun
shine come and went with her L
seemed that our joy was complete
when we three were together. The
world was running over with joy
Zula, is taken away from our ltd,
band and the world has lost part o
its joy We can't understand why she
was tah'h iipih uS but ''Suo S"Au
Suffer little children TO come unto IN,
and forbid them not, for of such is tho
kingdom of heaven" so we suffered e
give her up. One sweet hope lingeret
with us that shall cheer our heart,
that some sweet day we will meet he
and see her and know her rs we knew
her her, where we know no more sor
row. no more sad parting, no more
pains, no more heart aches our joy
will be fully complete. So we still.
lave the memory of eur little mate az
we journey through life without her.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-02-06
Coo BUYS BEST NEWSPAPER

The Twice-a-week Republic, which
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Helpful Home Hints Department is
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Otherwise the regular price of 500 a
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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-02-06
OBITUARY.

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49, - % a. r-,i,,ors,
-, -. g., 49,, ,,,,d.t a,r believed
o..,,,, frio,d OH T CoIawau
g., ...,,,,.o1 :. nov, ras+ino
60. -. I.,.a,s. l,.Iou, i, rho Celestial
,.5,.,a aho.o
VIII. ,ya bos5 in bllIpblc snbmis.
clio, 70 tho nivina VIII we dceply de.
,,,ana III, dootb of our beloved friend
o,,d ,yo borohv tender tn his narent,.
brotbor, and sisters orr sincere and
heartfelt svmnafhv in this their sad
In tha dnatb of our friend this TOWN
ba. lost ono q..I1,ln manUp, was mol
tsbea cordial and winning He made
Friends r,ridIr and fine loss TO his mar
rpt- Lrotbers sisters friends and
community +. frrpp1 rahte
He was u refined goaHg man lust
entering uuop life. which WAS hnf II
brief space of Il wears aud 3 months
lie is survived bv his father and
''i0' - ~ INV
- i'',,,'''' '''',, '''''', -
= . IN,
w - "
RoSston.
His life was gentle, but like the still
waters, it was deep. His ever pleas
mt face made sunshine i'll a shady
t., -. ..,,,,.,.,,...o, - 80 III. ti.,
-, ,1;.5....,,,,t,,4,,,a,,... - .o,,+,3 1T
liz. -, f,.,,,,, th,t ana, ,,.,,o 1ao+, IN
It,. 81,
The funeral services were held III
ne HOLY springs eeiilcteiA at = 'ioeA
II the AFTERNOON OF thursday january
J. loi9- KEY. W. W. flhehef conduct
III the services.
" We . -
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-02-06

Surgeons agree that in cases of Cut,
Burns. Bruises and Wounds, the frs
treatment is the most important
WheN an efficient aatiSeptic IS applied
promtly there Is no danger of intec
ton and the wound begins 10 heal al
once For use IN man or beast. Dor
ozone is the Ideal Antiscptic and heal
ing agent Buy il now and be read4
for an emergency. sold by Guthrie
Drug Store,
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-02-06

low we all miss her everywhere we
D, but God thought best to call her to
bright and shining shore. She said
he was going home before she left us.
he said this was not her home.
This was our little song, While we
ear the school bells, Our pains will
ever cease. We would he grave could
4ide us. For there alone is peace"
Her Little School Mates.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-02-06

France, Jan. 1, 1919.

1
Mr.. w f. Wallis,
Rosston. Ark.
Dear Uncle -
| viii write you few lines in an
swer to your letter that l received
while in the L. :. y Sure was glad
to get it. was such an encouraging let
ter Have very often thought of what
Won said about the soldiers since ]
have been over here. 1t was a great
help to me.
Well. I'm now over here in this
strange land of Germany. The people
and their language is 50 much differ
ont from ours until it seems kindly
strange to me. have seen lots Of
lnautifnl country and sights since |
.tr [ :, \. got on the ship Aug
10Th #Bgded in Liverpool. England,
August 29th. am glad to say that ]
didn't get sea sick. but lots Of the hoys
did There was 30 or 81 thousand
troops came over when | came
saw lots Of large fish, some flying
fish and saw what some 81 the boys
said was Il whale but think it was a
large fish.
| went to three different camps in
England. done lots of hiking and rode
about &c hours ON train. crossed the
English channel the night of August
LIST, landed in France September list.
done lots of hiking in France, also
Travelled lots by rail, didn't stay at no
one camp over two days until about
the middle of September, then | was
Joined to the 32nd division and stayed
at one camp about 10 days. then went
to the front, went in reserve Septem-
Der 18th. went to the front line the
night of September 30th and went over
the top October LIST. and stayed in
front lines 20 days. was then relieved
went back in reserve and stayed un-
I'll the 10th of November Went back
10 the front Ny division was in the
front lines when armistice was signed.
We boys sure WAS glad when the
whiz. bangs and small bangs quit
bursting We came out of cur holes |
and WAS glad to breath fresh air with
out lodging from the shells and Shrap
mel
Well. | have hiked between two and
three hundred miles since November |
18th. came through Belgium. LuXem
burg into Germany. crossed the Rhine
river December 18th. Am still here.
don't know how long we will be i'll
Germany Well. | could write You
lots about my ups and downs and lots
about the country but | don't suppose
it would interest you much.
SO | will quit, hope every thing is
moving along nicely around home.
Give my love to all. Your nephew,
II. VI. Atkins.
co. II. 126 Infantry. I
T. 81 forgot to tell you about Il F
little trip | took late one afternoon
alone. | was walking across a large
field and walked around the side of I
beautiful mountain. looking at the
beautiful scenes and walked up in |
about 100 yards of three deer, didn't
have any rifle only had Il pistol. so
didn't shoot only stood and watched |
them run. Walked a little farther
and looked around the side of the
mountain about II or 10 yards away
and saw Il big red fox. II sure looked |
pretty. You know that made me wish
for you and our honndS.Ha We could I
have enjoyed q fine race
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-02-06

y. VI. Atkins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
Grand Jury Condemns
County Jail Conditions

favor OF new building on the
county farm at tho WI llown.
The Htockade ana farm Is IA
valuable adjunct" 60 King county,
according 20 the rcpor I.
I'VE advise strong ~ against the
reported plan TO dist 'oro OF this ns
county property" the report says,
Quarters for female prisoners should
be provided for at he stockade In
the opinion OF the Grand jury, AZ
present only male prisoners are
cared for there,
"The city Sail Is clean. sanitary
and well kept" tho report concluded.
"but there In total absence OF tow.
els. soap and other accessories
necessary TO the personal cleanli.
ness OF the prisoners.
The grand Jury was dismissed by
Judge Fratcr This session lasted
five days. At their initial session
Inst summer. the grand jury indict
ed Judge Clay Allen and II others
Tor unlawful liquor posseszion.
Three were acquitted. one pleaded
guilty and the cases against the
other eight were dismissed Thurs.
day and Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
Bay Rum Hounds Will Be
Thirsty After January 20

Tho hay rum cocktail and the
lemon extract hirhball are doomed.
No longer can the ultra-thrsty one
make night OF giadn~s~ by means
u bottle Of lilac perfume. or a
val OF Florida water.
The fancy drinks OF a bonedry
state. the extracts and toilet water
preparations high In alcoholic per
cent. are TO BE- banncd--or Mt least
made innocuous By being made cx
trcmeiy obnoxious.
Daniel &. Roper. commissioner of
Internal revenue. in an official com
munication received Friday by State
Enforcement officer John NJ Rogers.
said:
The office OF the commissioner of
Internal revenue has made careful
r,udy OF many OF the alcoholic prep
trations now on The market. and has
ONE to the conclusion that n eon.
Siderable number Of such prepare
ions are fit for beverage purposes. &c
HorrorH'
The preparations that are charged
yith imperHonating a drink are;
BARRIERS supplies and perfumes.
Liquid medicinal compounds.
Flayoring extracts.
Tho communication therrupon
points out that. after January is.
1920. such preparations cannot be
manufactured and sold.
IL In purpoaod by the internal rove
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
OIL INDUSTRY
TO Be PR0bED

LOS ANGELES. Nov, ss.--AetinR
under the direction OF Special Attor'
ney General &. &. Richards. depart.
ment OF justice representatives today
started an investigation OF charges
OF illegal combinations In the CALI
fornia oil industry. which have bcen
made chiefly by Northwest oil con
aumcrs.
IL Is alleged, according 10 Rich
ards. that crude oil prlceB have been
advanced more than 81 barrel la
some localities. aud that when the
navy asked bids for 100000 bar
rela recently. there were many bid
dcru. but only one price,
The Investigation was brought 20
head largely by the demands IN
the senate BY Senator roindeNter OF
Washington
The investigation win cover the
Standard. Union. shell and several
smaller oil companies. Richards said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

tho Same complaint. Our request
was refused. no sworc 10 com.
plant charging my husband with in.
sanity.
The ease was set for hearing the
next day. That very afternoon they
arrested my husband and because
there happened TO be- an insanity
commission In session tried his ease
and released him without any OF my
witnesses being heard from.
Had they waited until the next
day. AS they had Informed me they
would, my witnesses would have
been on hand.
Instead James Deaver was turned
loose TO start divorce proceedings.
In his complaint my husband
charged me with the lowest offenae
a wife can commit In violation Of
her marriage vows--cvcry word OF
IL untrue. hut my only witness. the
only person IN all the world who
could testify. beside myself. that my
conduct on that auto ride was clean.
II dead today. the victim OF an an.
sanain'H bullet. That person was Mr..
Holt. who knew had never been
guilty Of any wrongdolng and who
No stated In his will II may have
been the hand OF Providence that
wrote In his viii the words. Minnie
Claim. Dcaver. who iH innocent of
any wrongdolng II may be that
.one day that s,atemen, VIII stand
the In good stead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

- The county Jail. seventh ave
and 4 'offerson ST.. is unfit for custody
ana n. 1using OF human beings the
King @ ,unty grand jury declared In
It's fina report 60 superior Judge
A. w \, alter late Friday.
al ann vars that the Jail" the re
port eontA nues. is not as clean as
!, should and could he. and u is
,rrca that more diligence be cNcr'
eised In mai attaining a proper clean.
illness in and around the ~it
Mattresses now In use az the jail
shonld n. des, royed. the grand jury
further r,porte a. Sewer facilities are
inaaeouate an. there II an insult.
ficient supply , Y towels ana Access.
sories. the jury finds
Separate and adequate quarters
should be provit n Tor the care ana
custody OF insz ne patients. ana
known users OF arcotics should be
separated from pc isoners not known
20 be slaves Of tina habit" says the
report.
Turning their ,tention TO the
county almshousc. he jury reported
that the present ban ding Is fire
trap" and should b abandoned In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

REDDfN9. Cal. Nov 22.--funitef
Press.t--Two men wearing soldiers
uniforms, believed 90 be dcspcradoea
escaping from Ban Francisco. are at
large nortfs of here today. They are
armed and viii shoot 10 kin II ap.
preached.
John Cumming. son OF MArysville
garage man. walked in from the
north and told how they had forced
him TO SO with them from MaryH-
Vile. While one man drove his car,
he said. the other continually GOV.
cred him with a revolver. The car
broke down north Of here. and they
continued on foot.
Their conversation convinced Dun.
ming they were perpetrators OF a
major crime In San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
Extra! C. o. p. Man
Urges Demo Defeat

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. "a
Charging that tho present admins
trasion .tolorates. II Il does not APP
prove. rndicalism." Raymond Denja.
man. regional assistant TO the rcpub-
lican national chairman. today Ia an
address 20 republicans Of tho first
congressional district. demanded that
they defeat the democratic party.
"It II our solemn duty In tho com
Ing campaign" he said. to return
10 the people n constitutional form
81 government and rid our land OF
disguised autoeracy and tolerance. II
not approval OF rac'icalism-"
"organixe. and organize nowf' he
said. must be our sgatehword."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
Get You Pet Snake and
Join the r. S. S. of A.

Pretty, pretty! Oh. what nice
snake you have. What breed IL
her"
That's nice line OF talk for a
street corner meeting. but Il may
become common If the Reptile
Study Society OF America can con.
vince any number OF people that
snakes are just the dearest pets.
Here are some of the arguments
the II. s. $. OF A. members advance
for their choice.
Snakes take UP little room.
They need be fed but rarely.
They are never noisy.
They are clean In their habits.
They may be left alone In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

house for week or even a month.
and will be on deck with n lively
and affectionate greeting for you
when you return.
And certainly the relative points
OF merit of pet cobra and a nice
lively copperhead-each properly
muzzled or de-fanged-should provide
conversational material when con.
versation threatens to languish.
Allen s, William Is president of
the New York II. s. s. of A. and
leads all snake hunts of that organi.
zation. except such as are pursued
In the regions OF the all-night bright
lights. lie has a score OF the pretty
things.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
Tax Dodgers to Be
Forced to Pay Up

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Nov. IA
Unitrd prcHHl Income tax dodgers
will be forced 10 disgorgc 5000 1000, goo
within the next eight months under
plans being rushed 10 completion to-
This viii result from the drive
day By federal officials.
against fraud and irregularities init
ated by Daniel Roper. Internal rcvc'
nue commissioner. he expects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
TO REMOVE EMBARGOES
ON WHEAT AND FLOUR

NEW YORK. Nov. ss.--The ex.
port and import erntargoe~ on
wheat and wheat flour viii be re.
moved. effective December Is. nc.
cordlng 60 julius Harness. wheat 81.
rector. United States grain corpora.
ton.
Tho embargo has been IN effect
moro than two years.
Lifting Of the embargo win per.
init foreign wheat and -four to en-.
ter IN. United States free Of duty.
barnes said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
Orphan Boys Get
Fairyland Home

SPOKANE. Nov. - r. Twenty
four little orphan boys today found
themselves In fairyiand and plnched
themselves to see II Il wasn't al
dream.
They We're moved from their old
home 10 / he new 100000 Ialatiei
Hutton settlement. spoknne'n
weai,hi~st child will sleep tonight
in no more attractive and hom"iihn
quarters than those "a orphan boys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
NASAL cllTARRH
TAsusA Very Common. 10 IL q serious
Di.~nse--Werse at hts season.

IL Is an inflemmatis or the mu-
eous membrane, causing discharge,
and IL aggravated by % iids &na SUD
den changes Of weather nut depends
on an impure condition OF the blood.
When chronic. II may develop into
consumption by hrcakiE < down the
delicate lung tissues an q tfnpairtng
the general health.
Begin treatment with HOODS Sar-
s.pariIls at once. This me define puri-
f.s the blood. removes { he cause or
the disease. and gives pet manent re-
lief IL has been enttrst satsfac-
tory TO three generations
IL a cathartic Is net 'ded. take
Hoods pills. They are | rentle and
the bowels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

nue. men that the offensive toilet
wafer preparations. the flavoring ex.
tracts and the insidIous perfumes be
mcdicaicd 40 as TO decrease their
poiabIll,y. rendering them unfit 10
drink.
As II they didn't taste bad enough
the way IL is'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
FIREMEN's UNION

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 22.--The
hoard OF fire commissioners today
began a quiet investigation Of the
new San Francisco Fire Fighters
union. The union was brought into
the open when Eugene MuliiRan.
hoscman. and financial secretary
of the union. WAS seated as del
cratc TO the san Francisco Labor
Council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
START ECONOMIC eoARD

ROME. Nov. 2i.--Org1nintipa q
tho inter-allied economic council h
been completed and work WIN b.
gin Saturday. II was Announced
here today.
A ministerial decree. Issued toby
orders Italian customs hcuses v
accord American manufncf1ftd
goods the same preferential tsai.
ment given British made prodncn
------------------------------
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
Mother of Two
Must Go to Jail

SPOKANE. Nov. ?2.--while her
two small children sobbcd at her
skirts. Mrs. q. w. Walters was
sentenced TO five days in Jail here
yesterday afternoon. The charge
was contributing to the delinquency
OF n s.ycar-old girl. Mrs. Walters
also faces charges OF contributing
20 the delinquency of two boys
OF II.
--a=a=---a-=--=== -
When n debtor In Siam IL three
months In arrears he can be seized
by the creditor and compelled 10
work out his Indebtedness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
Mrs. Deauer Tells of Night
of Terror in Woods and How
H.C. Holt Came to Rescue

crhc following in the final chapter
Ia tho life story written by Mrs.
Dcavcr)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

Over 100000 pens are destroyed
inily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

Turtles lay from 10 y - -
at n time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

i phoned my aunt. Mrs. +. NJ.
Scott, In Everett, and asked her to
come down. She has been with me
night and day ever since.
We went 20 the prosecuting attor.
ney's office and I asked that James
Beaver be put In jail for having
threatened TO kill me. Mr.. Holt made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-16
ALLOWS CLAIMS
DUE TO WRECKS
IS Persons Receive 81, 500
From City

Unless present plans go astray. 10
men and women injured in automo-
bile and street car collisions will re-
ceive a total Of s4.69o.59 damages
from the city Of Seattle within n
month.
The claims grew out Of accidents
In. which several automobiles were
demolished and will be the first au.
thorized since last April.
Personal damages were allowed by
City Claim Agent j. II. Dennis as fol.
lows: Edward Hume and Isabelle
Hume. $50; A. F. Haynes. $3.50: Geo.
p. Riser. 800: Adcline Sherlock.
5000; Mrs. r. Carson. $50: Lena John.
son. $3.50; Grace r. McLaren. $500:
Lawrence Nicholson and Effie Mich.
elson. $125: Edith weddle. t475: T.. F..
Ash. $3.50; d. l.. Walter, 3310.16, and
L. f. Brain. $1,000.
Property damages growing out of
smashed automobiles were allowed as
follows: A. l.. Mcdonnell. s213: Har.
ris Meltzer Co.. 1926 5: John It. Sea-
mon. $3S0.4s; Jack Fields. 1895; f..
A. Clark. s74.10; w. ID. Adkins, SOL IS
and ]. w. Wilson Co., 1916.
Appropriations for the foregoing
sums will be passed by the city coun.
Gil next Monday afternoon. Claim
Agent Dennis said Wednesday. Thir.
ty days after Mayor Hanson attaches
his signature to the claims they be.
come payable.