davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Saacslidlt 0cIcb bod, wiScrrnien.
Moihinqtou, 20. NlIg,

NN7NIT 3TIF1NtVI1I ~ NFtFWF
Der @ioerrli ocs Sugcsliht
GriparniB Gcictc3 muroe om 0fitt
nod polcnOct 3hotIohe, in0cm ouh
Der @unocaicnot oic pom Vraii0cnten
nctirte &orlogc nit 81 gegen 10
Stinunen pon ncltcm nmabnL QoS-
iclbc bate on 9ienatoa 0a5 Hcpru
leittontcnhou9 nit elmer Ytchrbcit bon
223 gcgen 10t Stinlmen 0etbon
Ger 0i0errltf tritt in arnit, noh
oem i'm Oftober Die llhren mie0cr mli
Souncu5cit Ntriidueiicllt 1ino.
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Wiebr ais ljunocrt Erosent.

9tad, itutiltiid,en 9lu9aben Der He.
qierltng lit ser 4rcis npa Gleiocrn in
oen lcbten orei 1Snhrcn i'm 9lugcmei-
uen Inn mchr ais bEno ri Yro3eut ge.
itieqen. Die 9lmbestnnocIsconmii,
lion bot oic Scritcn tugsfoiten bel
OeIcn @eQcnitonOcn Ter 9efleioun9
crmittcIt. 9}oh ieinenl Eriheincn por
Dem @au5coutite miro Gnlmer hel,te
NIT einem Scnot9ousid)ub iiber 8e.
icbgcbunq 5ur fScitieblnq Der Qrofite
bel 9}obrIlng 8cfIci0unq mo anoc-
rem 0othpcnoi9feiten berntber. Scno-
loren NM NbqeorOnetc crpoqen Die.
len alan eruitboit
9Ic 8erncbnulngen iibcr Die Rcn
non &orIaQe rpcroeu heutc iortgcictt.
Acu 9Iuocrion ans Vtiiiouri ntabt i'm
<nterciic Der Ytiiiouri Ncricnocr
9lusiaaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-22
ariegSfoiten bicrjiq 0iilliarbcu
9fnno.
Yon0pn.

NUHOUt ID. Nu1.
lremierminjitcr &IoD6 G}eorac er,
hortc in ieiucr 9ie0c I'M llltcrbauie
ooB Der arieg picr3ig Uliniar0cn
Gi1mo Qefoitct BOT. Ger 3robte IbeiI
oieier Sunlnle muroe iur 3pcdc Der
3erit0rltuq Dcrmnn0t Die Nationol
ihul0 lit Don IA, 100000 Giuno
aui 1000, 100000 Efuu0 qeitleqen
Ter Qrenier iogtc, Die Aen0eutng
uou aricqs 3u 6ricocns5uitdu0cn
mer0c 10 lonqe oaucru pic Die 9n
0eruna b0m HrIe6en ann SRric1.
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&crfOlanng fortgeiebt.
W{orfo. Ter, 20. 9[ug.

Wnrfo. Ter, 20 Mug.
IN Der e5egcno icnieit5 Der
&ren3c, geqeniibcr bon GanocIorlo,
Ger, icbten 9(btheiItn0cn bes s. ao-
Ddllerie Negiement9 on Wfittlpod) sic
nad ,freiqabe Der 6licgerleutnnnts
8eterion uuo Gupis icitcnS Der meri.
faniihcn 0anoiten, 0ie babel nod nm
Die &dlite oeS ousbe6uugenen Gole
cloe5 geprellt tpuroeu baqonnene Ser
olQunA iort. 9eimGommnuoo inWar-
ia bot man feline y}ndrift iiber Den
6ortgong ser GerioIgur9, 0n ON
2ienstlg Gin hcft.l ger Sturm in ben
Bergen pon chihuahua Die ,SeIotele
pbon 8erbiu0unq forte.
Die Dioqliffeit, 0nH Die amtrifa
ner bereits Den critcn 3liionunenitob
NIT Dem Begner hotten, liegt oorin
1nqe6clttet, oaB Elm uncertainties
,yIuq5eug dn Iicnstoa nit 5hili'eH
ourh oie Irogildhen naf W}oriu 5u
riiffebrte; Der Uen5ddltcr oes ,flua
leltgs meI0ete, er iei ron 6rej Wieri
fonern onQcihoiien moroen uno babe
0os Jeuer nit itinam W}aid'ncHge
wehr erpie0ert lmo 1laltbe, einen
Werifaner crid]oiien 7u haben, Am
Iienstog bieB e5 ierugr. Die picr Ser
Grpeoition beiqeqebenen tSiug2eu9e
bdtten 6as Eager Der 8aaoiten &C.
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0ationaIc Arbcitcrpartei.



Die clnltitcnoen Sfrjtte 3ur Grim.
0unl elmer notlonolcn 2lrbelterpartci
Dur6an qcitarn in elmer @erianlmIuHg
non Getrctcrn non HrbciterDerbdn.
ben ous Uerifj.1cHcn StaGteu qetroi
len Statuten Mb Elm 4rogramm
uer0en auT Der RationaIioupention
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l2nIhllldtnn,

Gnlbingtun, 20 9lu9.
Gin NcidIub 0cS @oilicS ipciit Die
Wtuoc@honoclaconumiiiion SIR Inter.
iuhlua Der bohen Soften non Shit'
hcn ulto Ser Grmlttelung Der llriahc
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-22
Selegrapbiides allerlei.
SicrproOuftiou in GuaIuno BON alien
0cidlrdnfungcn beircit.
Sun0olt, 10. 9(tl

&un0on, - 2lta.
2llle Qcihrdnflingen biuiid1tlih Der
@jer Gro0uftion iin0 ouaebobell.
}Ioh Grfldrltng Der Rcqicrlng miro
0aa t5cieb, peIdcs bic 6eriteltuug
non g'ier bcidlronft. in Der nodrten
IolunQ ocs QarIomeut5 Di6erruicn.
Ei3 oobin ncrocn bic @citInnlunqcn
I1idlt 0urhaeiilhrt.
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%ertrna nit Srnntreidl nidlt pcrfai-
innQsmlorio.
9NolbInQtOll, %. Nug.

IN0lNInQton u. NN8.
Der poracidlageue &crtra9, inter
mclhent 0ic &er. Stontcn Srallfrelh
i'm Nauc zines uuprouo5irtcu 9lil-
grifi9 Ourh QeutidInno @lIie leiiten
iou itcht noh9lniidlt eirc99Iuaihu0eS
Der (Suiti3comniiiion oea SenotS nIht
im @ioeripruh nit ser &criaaung
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llurnhcn in Der Gnoabp AnIaae.
lliilmaufcc, WI5., 20. NlI1.

9killUuUiNts %ClS., ~. any.
,Sn Ser 9}Gbc Der Guoohp Sdlndt.
5ou9aulanc bradcn ourh itreifenoc
3lrbcitcr llnruhen aus, bel DcIden
Elm U}am inns &ebcu fam 2lht
&cutc iiuo perlctt, Elm Wionn mabrs
ihclnIih t6otIid, mo Icidliere Nun'
ocn trugeu pielc 0auon Ger Sra.
mall oaucrtc iibcr cine Stun0c lcng.
PM Nnmciirng bon @ouocrneur
FhllIpp Uitr0en orei Gonpoanjen Der
1taatsnlilj5 noh Dem ShoIpiat be.
or6ert.
2ruf Der 0crou6a 6es 6alic& bon
rS0dn 5dmio, oe5 Supcrintcnocnten
0cr zhlohtbausonlaac. fono man
orei gonbcn. G6crit @tiiphal non
Der ]}otionoIQarac tbeilt NIT, 0ob $50
Der @or0e ans Camp
Coughs bcrlicu wur0cr. mo iie in
cjucm 5ontmcrIoRcr lin6
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Tladjiiac ilberrnid)i.

Gn15f, % 9Ina
92ah rincm @criht aus tidled)i.
idcr Gucllc nurncn etlIdle 3peitau
icn0 Nolidlcuifi tn0 Wiogporcn, Ole
ans @eianqcnenloqern IN Der @eacno
non Ara5noiarsf in Silhrien
clnfouneu marcn. om 30. eSiui uon
iibiriid1en 1ruppcn iibcrraiht uno
}pcitln0crt ppn linen uie0erge
modt. Der Hcit bis dui uugci1br
icd3jg, sic cntfonmeu, mltr0en mieoer
lcfanQcn qcnonmlcn
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0roBer Grofit on SleiOern.
Moihinaton. 20. gLna.

49, l'IN'' 'fAtt'lf 49, "fAhS-
IS miro crportet, oaB @cucrnlon.
malt 4}olmer, Scr hclltc por Der LAMB
lpirtbihaItlitcn Gommiiiion oc5 9niI.
ica crIhciut, 9lngoben iibcr 9rofitmas
hcrci bel DER @cfIeioung MAIDEN miro.
Ioa IISltIti8omt bciibt, mic befonut lit,
(hotiofcn in 0iniidlt oui Die &Ieioer-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-22

lihtet mo nit @oulbcu bclegt; aubcr-
Dem iou Die SnuaIlcric arf Ser Der.
folgun8 iSiihluna init Dem Seiune b.
founeu hnben. Der am OlCu9tug &c.
iollcne hcitigc &cgcn hat nueroilgs
Die nlten Spureu Der 9auoiten uvr
miidlt, nindlt obcr dui Der unocrch
Seite neuc Spuren Icihtcr 81 crfeH
nen. &ier pcitcre sSluq5cuqc iiuo an
Der CNrcnse eill1ntrnffnn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-22
Mimi Gents fHr cine Winrf.
Noncouper. g. g.. 20. Mug.

YE0ncDuuer, 2. @, ~. Nlg.
Ter Rurs Der oeutiden Y|ort
iicl om QicnstaQ III 0nncoupcr ouf
: Gents Qcgenilber Dem gtornaI'
f,r9 pon 2312 Gents S2Sn 6inon3'
frciicn puroe gcioat, bob am Giens,
taq Der crItc 0nuI bon ocutihcn Y1arf
ieit ocnt Grieae BORT nbgeitIo'icn
nur0c Dfit $500 mIrocn 5000
Ufnrf nrfnNft
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Gnrraujs 5 5nltunl.
D3crico, 90. gTu.

WtVfItU, IT. MA.
@cncrol ESuon @orra1on &rdii-
out Garrun3oS Stob3hef. gn5 am
0icn9toQobcno III ser 6nIptito1t
omtlih bcfonnt, sic mcrifoni.
itjc 9teqicrlng bube Sic 6rInubuiB
Geqcbcn, oos omerifouiidle ,SItcgcy
I5er 0ic @rcuje tGnten, uu natl sen
uca @unoiten cntiilhrten anerifani.
lien ,FIicqcr 2cutnnnt5 au i,Id'cn
0ieNefanrtmodunq iogt nid}t5 Damon
BOB 0en Ser. Stautcn aud oic Or
Iaubni5 qegebcn marc, Irlppen sur
&criolgung Der &anoitcn uber oie
iHro,,,n -, S4,,,Fo,.
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@oibin9ton, 81. 9lug.

GiGtettf. ,Gorm Trijb
mid ioQ man mc nrbeten Dena
man nbcr bod uornt Triihitiif ar
6eitcn riut 'oG man UeHi8FienS
oorher mas ellen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-22

9ei mouher ,5r1u lit oIIcs
iolid, uur Die Au3eu mo eb' mo
bic -- IAdcn.
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Seratbnna i'm weiben 6anie.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis, on
August 22, 1919 as required by Act
of October 6, 1917.
8albington, 49, Mug.
@SrGIioent 8iliou bcrietb beltte I'M
gSeiben @auie NIT Wtitglieoern oeS
ouSlpGrtigen 9luslhuiieS 0es |Senot5.
@r nerlangte, oaB Der Senot Die 8es
nehnligung 0es 6rieOenspertragS be-
idleilnige. HSn l0ngeren 9llsfiibrlln'
qen iaate Der Yrdlibeltt: Die g8ie0er'
fcbr nornoIer 3llltdn0e in uhIeren
nationolen 2eben erbetidlt unbeoingt
clne @eItatigilng oes Tertrag3.
Solongc Der 8ertrag nid)t erleoigt
lit, meroen Die &ergtperfe, Die 6obri=
Ten un0 Die @eihdfte 0eS 2anoeS bar
inter leioen. @roBbritannien uno on
ocre 2Gnoer, peld)e ben 8ertrog rotl'
fiiirt, peroen einen Sanoelsoors
iprimg Dor oen Ser. Siaaten. geipnl-
1lCn.
Oos ein3iae &inoerniB elmer iofor-
tiQen @enebnligln9 iheint Der 3met'
fel iiber Die 8eoelttllng 9ctplller Se'
itinnnlingen oes 80Iferbumoes.
Die 8erfaIier oes 9lbfontmens mo-
rem nidt i'm 3ipeifel bariiber, ooB Die
ioaenannten 5Deifelbaften 8eltlm'
mllngen eetto1 oos heoeitten, mas
nah @unIh oes amerifaniiden &c.
mats ibre 8eoelttl,ne ioin iou.
Wunroe-9ebre nno anberc Singe.
Ger Grdiioent behonocIte Die &ir'
flrna bon SorbebaIten oltf 9lrtltel
10, bic Monroelebre, nl,smartl9e itnD
inIGnOiid)e Srogen. Ser Trd'ioent
tui0erIcbte Iih feincr Nlll9legllng 0leler
8eItinlllunqen bonn amerifanllhen
Stonopunft ans, nber elm Iold)er Se.
idInb nuiiie bon Der 5Srage Der 8es
nebn1igung getrennt bleiben Cont
ieien Die Ser. Stouten ge5mungen,
Oeutihlano I'M Innabme 1lnlerer
ausleaung beS &ertrages 5u bitten
uno Dies ingte @ilion, ipiiroe er nur
icbr nioerItrebcno tbln
Senotor 2ooge erlpioerte ollI Die
0orlegrlngen oes Traiioenten. Die
Senatoren befraaten Ben Grolioeuten
ilber nic 2iea lno Die 8irfrng non
Gorbebalten. Oie Gonferen5 mar nid]t
I'M bIalten Soal, mie eeplont mar, Der
Ir1iioent nobnl feline geinder in oa5
G1t3intmer, no iie an einen groBen
Giihe inBen
8oibington, H. 9lug.
Ser IrGiioent iogte oem IuSihuB
sic Ser. Gtooten bdtten ouf ibrell
9(nipruh tpegen &erienflng Der 2u1i-
tonia nitt per5ihtet. Gen @etroJ
lete abcr bie @ntiddoi9ungsconuniI-
fion felt.
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ougenommcu 9tud miro sort bcidlloi
len, meldlc GanoIontcn iiir 0ie Gnm-
qngnc non 1920 nii9citcIIt mcroen
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Giuil Cite inter Grludsnna.

NIlIITII ~. ~lIN'
9todb elmer Gepeihc aus Meimar III
Der 5Srciheit iuur0c Dem prulBiidlen
Nfjniitcrium cine &orlage lmtcrbrci.
tet, monnh Der friiberc &olier als &C,
iammtc 9lbiinolmg pcaen Der burh
crpulluaeue 9lbonnfluQ perIoreneu
Gipilliite 170,000,000 Morf erhaltcu
iou. lluiolge OcS @iocritouocS 0cS
lunomirthidloftlihcu 4liiniitera BON
Braun lit ooa Miujiterilm nod 81
feiner Gutiheiouua gelan9t
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True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
August %, 1919 as required by Act
Act of october 6, 1917.
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Die 9nnoiteninqo in WtcrifO ourh
cine fIcinc muerifnniide Snoicrpeoi,
tion 8inq beute bel ifled)tcn &erbiu
0unacu meitcr. Neroplone perocn
pcriutcn nit ser Grpc0ition in Iilh
lltnQ 3u fountcu Garrou3o.&npullc.
rie aus 0iiuaaa mirft NIT oen 9lmc
rltancru 5uiann1Cn.
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,3lucl NGnNitcn 0cfnngcn.

Snn Nntolln, WI II. gIul,
Mad bette bier enpinugcucr N}it
thellitng nnbmcn Ole amcrifouiitbcn
Grllppen iii0Iih pou GouoeIuria 3pci
!l}erifouer geianQcn. 0ie, mic mon
alaubt, 5u DER Gutfilhrerbanoc pon
%e9pua Hcntnrio gcb0rcn. Gin SEA
oolIcrieierqeant. Der nudl 0ioria fam,
madltc ctnind, sic 9lnfiinoi9unq, boB
81. Seutc acfonQcu ieicu. Vfnn
Alaltbt niht. oaB 9entnrlo geinngen
aeuommen muroe. 0cnn nod ser
Sdilberlug pon &eutnnnt &ctcrion
lit cr cin Qton nit ciucnl @cin lrno
cinen Arm.
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SdImbe.

llutcrIudluua Der tGcnrcn %rciic far
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-22

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis, on
August 22, 1919 as required by Act
of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-22

: tFllf-rEfk1R18JbtS1kk1r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8 Die yNOroitern" 3eitmngen 2
s ba'en Die 6eidlidlte Oun ga 8
8 6rOiie uidDt nnr mitidreiben, 3
8 iOnOern nuf mitmadlen belfen. Z
4rdant14ktStarAattSS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10

laps Of other women--and nearly ev.
erybody WAS standing on the toes OF
somebody else.
oh, il was regular crushi
Well, Just then the car came 10 a
corner where a fa,--oh, a very fa,l--
man vas standing. The motorman
pulled over his controller and the car
heshated. Visions OF the crowded
condition OF the vehicle, however, evil
dentlv fitted through the motormans
head, so he jerked the controller over
a notch and the car speeded BY.
A few coarse laughs rose As the
passengers saw the iraie fat man
Qulvering with rage and shaking a
ilabby iis, a, the retrea,ing car
while the RAIN poured down on his
deienselew shoulders.
As should have been stated at the
beginning Of this article, there !, a
popular saying to this effect. NO
body loves 4 fat man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10

Britain Honors General ireland.
WASHINGTON, June l0-Maj or
General ireland was advised today
that the British government had con-
ferred upon him the cross of the Com
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10
CAR 1IREATlS
REPORTED MADE
I DY COSTA RIGA
Fears Of Nicaragua Absurd,
Agent to u, S, Says,

n SAN JUAN DEL SUR, Mic. Mon
day, June 9--The Niearaguan govern-
inent is reported In usually reliable
! sources TO have confidential informa-
ton that the Costa Rican minister Of
war recently obtained from the con-
gress Of that country the authority TO
( declare war upon Nicaragua. As
Costa Rican forces now are advancing
!. from Santa Rosa, near the Nkara-
/. guam border in the northwestern cor
; ner OF Costa Rica. it is supposed here
that the declaration has already been
I. published In Costa Rica.
! II is pointed out in this capital that
/. Nicaragua, notwithstanding her mea-
ger police forces, has done everything
possible TO isolate the Costa Rican
revolution activities within Nicaragua.
Costa Rica's reported action there
fore, is considered here one Of aratui-
/. 'ous aggression instiga,ed by Nicar.
aguans resident in Costa Rlca.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10

ing. Rumors Of a short crop and q
great export demand persisted and 70
these tho speculative sky-lark'ng Is
attributed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10

personal money-back guarantee that
each spoonful will clean your sluggish
Liver better than a dose OF nasty calo-
mel and that it won't make you sick.
Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver
medicine. You'll know Il next morning
because YOU will wake up feeling fine,
your liver will be working; headache
and dizziness gone; stomach will be
sweet and bowels regular.
Dodson's Liver Tone is entirely
vegetable. therefore harmless and can
not salivate. Give it TO your children.
Miuio of people are using Dodson's
Liver Tone instead OF dangerous calo-
mel now. Your druggist will tell you
that the sale Of ealomel is almost
stopped entirely here. (Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10
"Base|ess Rumors,"
sTinoco'S Aide SAYS

. WASHINGTON, June lo-Carlos
Lara, representative here OF Presiden,
Tinoco of Costo Rica, has made for
anal denial of any intention OF Costa
-Rica to invade Nicaragua.
The fears expressed by Nicaragua
are basele" and absurd his state
mont said, "and therefore she does not
need TO implore the help Of the Ameri-
can government against Costa Rica
The invaders were repulsed, routed
and driven oet OF Costa Rican terri
tory by our troops and Costa Rica will
then withdraw Immediately to the in
terror. the small forces that it has at
present ready to protect its frontiers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10
panon Of the Bath recognition Of A. E. F. and later surgeon
chief surgeon the cral
| am Sincere! Stop Ca|one|!
Guarantee Dodson'S Liver Tone
Listen to me! Calomel sickens and you may lose
days work. If bilious, constpated or
headachy read my guarantee

Liven up your sluggish liver! Feel
fine and cheerful make your work a
pleasure; be vigorous and full OF am
biilon, But take no nasty, dangerous
oalomel, because it makes you sick and
you may lose days work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, breaking it up. That's when
you feel that awful nausea and cramp-
ing.
Listen TO mel II you want to enjoy
the incest. gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced, just
take spoonful OF harmless Dodson's S
Liver Tone tonight. Your druggist or
dealer sells you a bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tone for = few cents under my
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10
Inc American peace delegates. prl.

the American peace delegates. Prl-
marily the commission is to inyssti-
gate the report OIL Irish conditions
sent by the Irish. Americans to Pres
iden, Wilson. II is proposed that
Premier Lloyd George appoint their
own members; the various political
factions in Ireland are TO choose their
members, while Americans, French,
Italians or japanese are to have rep.
resentatives also. The chairman Of
the commission Is TO have the deoid-
ing vote.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10
CITY BOY PROMOTED
TO FIRST LIEUTENANT 7

R. B. ("Diek") Miller, graduate OF
the Oklahoma City high school in the
class Of 1918, who was commissioned
second lieutenant in the first officers
training camp at Leon Springs, Texas,
in 1917. has been promoted to first
lieutenant News of the promotion
came in a letter received BY his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. T, Miller $40
East Fifth street.
Miller, who is y years old, has
been in nearly every country in west
ern Europe since he went overseas in
June, 1918 lie is working for the gen
eral staff, and at present is located IN
Coblenl, tIc has just returned from
trip to Holland he told his parents
in his letter: He was with the state
school land department before he en-
tered the army.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10
Deep TESTS IN DUVM
COUNTY DOWN $500 FEET
Both Empire and Mar.vex Com.
paniss Have Coed ehowines
OF OH and 0as,
OTHERS sPUoD,No IN
laros Acreage Under lsass and
Development Preceding a
Lively Paes.

San Antonio Light. May u. ipis)
u; "; Weidsn. field MAN Of the
Tcnkin- -wsldsn OIL Company, has
returned from visit 10 Duvai Coun.
y, where he reports steady progress
bsing made both IN shaII1v oil de-
vs!opmsus ana deep we'll drilling.
Deep tests which are being made
by ny Empire Company near the
NoIsd6 shallow field ana the Mav.
rsr. rs miles north west OF san pIsso.
are being watched with mach intsr.
est While neither Of thess oornpa.
nies VIII give any infesmstion, ssys
NJ. Weiden. from ell indica tioas and
repofts. both have encountsrSd eoo6
showinss Of oil and gas and hsvs
prospects OF bringing IN sood oro-
ducers The Empire well h below
':see fest and 10 said 10 have had 4
rrops shcwinE Of sas az 2.soe feet
The nmpirs 10 reported 10 have 70.
Gently leased oil sbtainsbis land
hbQnt this location.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10
Moral of This
Is: Be Skinny
If You'd Ride
Crowded Street Car Is No
Place at All for a 800
Pound Gentleman,

"Nobody"-begins a popular say
ing
And the truth OF the saying was
demonstrated this morning about 8
o'clock just as heavy rain was fall
ing
4 Linwood car was crowded far
beyond the capacity its builders
claimed for IT, Men had their arms
around p,ric tly strange women-ior
the purpose Of preventing themselves
and the women from falling out the
windows Women were sitting on the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10
KANSAS CITY MAN HERE
TO MANAGE Pl0W PLANT

f. G. T. Williams of Kansas City, for
seven years travelling representative of
the John Deere Plow company at Kans
sas City, has been appointed manager
of the local branch office to succeed
r. l.. Howard resigned. Howard en-
tered the employ OF the Fordson Trac-
tor company a month ago. Mrs. Will
liams Will join her husband next
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10
Message to the Masses !"
By Butler A. Perryman
By Butler A. Perryman

BUTLER A. PERUVIAN PRESIDENT the
COMPANY. MAKES STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT CONCERNING
WiLpcATTERs HUMAN LeEcHEs, PROMOTERS. WARNING
70 PEOPLE WHO ARE CONTEMPLATING INVESTMENT
THEIR MONEY STOCKS.
to and youn be glad said deliver blow
to few people and you're going to hear 'em howl
WltDCATTERs LEECHEs PROMOTERS nd
RS peddng
fun
IF THEY HAVEN'T ALREADY REACHED
schemes them coming they're getting
PART OF THE MONEY IN THEIR POCKETsi
I'M ON THE GROUND and what IN talking and
could believe one~cnh companies
live street the balance OF his daysl
andhu
thousands cked
TO oi
IN TELLING YOU NOW Folks YOU have money to
before you'll land bed OF rocks with
empt n COMING
GROUND andj
drill 100 and refinery
Of the oil!
JUST GOT TO PUT SOME MONEY IN oil, don't
the OIL GAME
already
on. WELLS and Is going to d more and Y0uhE BOUND TO
SOME NICE FAT DIVIDEND CHECKS
DON'T CARE WHETHER YOUR MONEY IN
looks and looks Hike the kind
Of deal you BEST FRIEND
REMEMBER producing wells already
10 the 1T MEANS
BiG TINS OFFER WON'T LAST LONG
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In addition 10 the above NC ate at
next few DAYS
Tho company is headed by practical
recently taken over n BUILDING SITE
a MODERN OFFICE BUILDING at an
For the purpose Of drilling at least
from the sand NJ s2j feet. We are going |
number of shares. We have TWO DRfr
are raised and the wells can be drilled
after which We shall advance the price O
THE OFFER IS OPEN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10
WORLD CONFERENCE
ON IRELAND SOUGHT

PARIS, June l0.-An international
enoference on the status OF Ireland
is proposed by Frank p. Walsh and
Edward Dunno. former governor OF
Illinois. in q communication sent TO
Evening star., 1919-11-02
stocks and at Bay City were about to
load wagons from the oArs when the
latter were hauled away under the or
ders stopping delivery.
Trainmen's Head States
Brotherhoods' Sympathy
With Action of Miners

CLEVELAND. Ohio. November L.
President W. q. Lee Of the Brother.
hood Of Railway T1ainmen. whom
asked today about the position that
the transportation employees would.
take in connection with the strike of
soft coal miners, said:
"Our organization 10 fully IN
eympathy with the miners In at-
tempting to secure a living wage
and better working conditions and
believes that the position taken by
the Injunction issued will probably
disturb Industrial conditions to Z far
greater extent than 10 recognized by
those in charge OF government Affairs.
'sThe railroad brofherhoods win as
sist the miners In every honorable
and consistent way and the ofiicers
Of the miner9 organisation fully
understood the brotherhood's position.
have not assumed to impose my
White House or upon the Attorney
General in connection with the
miners strike because no intimation
from the ofncers Of the miners of.
Eanizati0n has come to the Train.
mems Brotherhood, to my knowledge.
requesting such assistance or the use
Of our influence"
Mr.. Lee returned here today from
Washington. where he has been for
several weeks on the pending wage
demands OF the trafnmen. He returns
to Washington Monday ana win meet
Director General Of Railroads Hines
on Tuesday or Wednesday, when ne
expects q decision from the director
general. :