davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-23

chy kfivdy povolila Finum
vice nez kteremukoliv jinemu
narodu v stare ruske riSi.
Finove, jichz eta Sc neco
pres diva milliony, jsou vetvi
mongolskeho plemene, jez V,
casne histori pfehnalo Sc pres
Rusko a zachvatilo Laponsko
az k jiznim brehum Baltickeho
more. Tito Finove ma rozdil cd
ostatnlch skupin podobneho pu
vodu dostali Sc spfsa pod vliv
svedsky nez rusky.
Svedsky kral Eric +. 1856
vydal Sc cefe svych voisk ma
ivypravu do Finska. Pres to, re
IL pocatku narazila Ma znacny
odpor, vyprava tato mela du
siedku pokrest ansteni Finu.
Zeme byla podrobena lejl Wy
chodni pomezi bylo stanoveno
snlouvou, ,uzavfenou V 7. 1874.
! V roce 1881 Svedove poctili III
to zemi titulem velkovevod-
tsvi. Pozdeji, "a panovani Gu
stava Adolfa povoleno bylo ze-
mi, ably mela svuj vlastni parla
ment.
Napoleon V roce 1906 prlrnel
ruskeho cara Alexandra Prvnl-
ho ably uchazel Sc IL sv6ho sVa
kra, svadskeho krale Gustaya
Ctvrteho O vydani tohoto vel
kovGvodstvl. V roce nasleduji-
elm Finsko byIo predano Rus
ku S tou podmlnkou, re nadale
bude udrzovali vysady Finum
povolene. VSechno slo dObre az
do roku 1890,kdy carem rus
Ikym stal sc A,eXandr Tretl.
! Tento iinak dobry panovnik
chtel F'insko porusiti a 2ahajil
ia tim ucelem jiste llroky. Ia
panovani neS. astneho Mikula-
Sc Druheho bylo pokrac ovano
V tomto "porust 'ovacim' proce
su a to melo V dusledku Zapas
mezi Finskem a Ruskem.
V rocc 1899 vydan byl w.
! nos, ktarym veSkere zakon udaI
stvi predano bylo praVonoc
Ruska, iez zvysilo ctyrnA 5obna
poGet vojaku, ktere F'insko m$
; 10 opatTovati, rozsirilo dobu ic
: jich sluzby a stanovilo re mi.
= re tohoto vojska byti pouzi:c
kdekoliv V ruske IiSi. PosleZc
, Finsko bylo pfinuceno, ably pls
tito Rusku dan obnosu tri &
: pul miIIionu dollaru. Pence
techto melo byti pouzit0 k vo
i jenskym Ucelum. Bylo marn(
i vzdorovati carske moci. Y roct
: 1910 ucin6n byl posledni krol
b k okloSteni finske samospravy
= Ruska duma zru&ila samospra
= WI Finska a prohlasila ia ne
a platnou Il ;taVu Z rOku 17T2
q Tyto udalosti vedly k otevren
: velke bOlesti, ktera Sc nezmir
/, Mia ami tehdy, kdyz Rusko ne
i, ktere Z dfivejsich svych vyno
il su odvolalo a vratilo Finum il
q sta prava.
e Kdyz doSlo k prevratu V RI
/. sku a svrZena carska Vlada, +
{ nu n povoleny da,Si konce3e
4 rezim Kerenskaho dokonce pi
= znal Finsku pravo Ma samo
y sprawl V nei5irSim toho s.ov;
G smyslu. Lee nGmecke Vlivv il
l. V Zemi pracovaly a sesileny b,
Iy obavami pred boIsevismer
J. po t9, kdy vlada Koren ;keh
Z padla a nastoupila viada LEM
J. na a Trockeho. BolSevicky pr
c vrat nezustal bez dcinkd n
l. Finsko
a X prvnim nesnazim doS,o
i. lednu roku 1918, kdy krain
Il radikalni socia.ni revoluciona
Ii II potlacili sne n, ktery po pr
J. hlaseni finske neodvislosti "a
= staval funkca vlady. Gin svu
j. vysv6tlovali prohlasenim. Il
II snGm dovoloval. ably zema S
II germanisovala. Vclke mnozstN
q IumirnGnych socialistu nasiin
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-23

generalem Mannerh eimem. Je
prirozeno, re obyvatelstvo, kite
re bojovalo proti rudyn gar
dam, priialo Nemce $ otevEe-
nou naruci. Finstl bolsevici V
mnohych kra ajinach zavedli pra
YOU hruzovladu q Nemci vitani
byli jako obnovitele poradku.
= Tfidni zajmy ruskych me-
st'aku postaveny by.y mad "a
imy narodni, coz Sc os:atne V
teto valce ievilo temer vsude.
Jak sine je postaveni nynej
81 finsk6 vlady Mannerheimo-
IVY, jest tezko Tici, ale IDA Sc,
lie udrzuje Sc pri moci toliko
ipOmoci 10000 bllych gardistll,
kteri byli naverbovani vyhrad
ne Z trid NEST anskych. Jest tn
take pravidelna armada, ale
Ipon6vadz tato jesl rekrutova-
ma re vsech ti'id, vlada Sc mno
jho ma nj nespoleha. Bile gardy
! isou dobre vyzbrojeny jsou
rozlozeny po sadkou po cele ze~
mi, obzvlaSte pax ma ruskVch
hranicich, ktere jsOu temGT u
,zavfeny. Pravid elne yojsko fin
ske nachazi Sc V okoli Murman
ska a V tomto Vojsku hrozila
nropuknouti revolta V minu-
,lIch dnech, jak oznami.y case
pisecke zpravy. Mezi bilylri
gardami finskymi naleza Sc
mnoho Nemcu, hlavne dustoini
lu, kerr nepochybne pobVt We
Finsku povazuji ia bezpeGnei
81 nez-li V Namecku samOtnem
Finska vlada povazuje tuto vo
!jcnskou oporu "a dostatecnou,
ably Geliti mohla jak6koliv stu
aci. Sc socialisty zachazi beZo-
hledn6 a neni tomu davno, &C
vyloucila az ma jednoho vsech
ny socialisticke cleny snemu.
Devadesat diva socialiste Ease
dali We snemu, ktery ma dve
ste c!enu. - Finsko pokraGuio
nadale V tvofenl Zakonu ze-
mi Sc snemem, slozeny n nyni
vyhradne re zastupcu mes. an
skych a jinych konservativnlcE
trid.
Pres tuto bezprikladnou pei
2ekuci socialiste jsou mocnyn
, zivlem We finskem marc dnflal Z
, vote q Jest NOME, re brzy sc
, tn rozpouta velky trldni zapas
, ktery otevre dokoTan dvGTc FIJI
ska bolsevismu. Censura Man
ncrheinovy vlady mcdowell, a
, by sv6t Sc mnoho dovidal vn
, Jfnich pom6rech We Finsku, ne
( bot Mannerheim Sc uchazi {
uZnanl spojencu a zalezi N!
mnoho ma tom, ably ucinil zda
nj, re naprosty kid prevlad;
We Finsku a narod je Zcela sp'
+; kojen Sc soucasnou sVoji vla
: dou. Ale pod zdan.iv6 klidnel
touto hladinou jsou viry prud
ke kere mohou zemi strhnout
do proudu move ravoluce, je,
muze miti V du5ledku ziskan
/, ot6zi vlady krajnimi radikaly
'; Socialiste V nor nalnich dobac]
!, mali vetSinu temer We vSecl
!; kra ajinach Finska a radikalisr
: mezi mimi, jak Sc zda, posllcl
byl persekuci, kterou i cetn
i pfatele Mannerheimovi pova
Y zuji 10 spa,ny a nepromysle :
!, ny tab.
o Mannerheim a ieho stoupcn
j. ci iiz jednou dopustili Sc veI
q keho omylu, kdyz Sc vrh.i q
a naruce Nemecka, domlSie lie
Sc, re Jest iedinou narodnos1
y ma svet6, jez muze jim posky
8 >nouti ncinnou pomoc proti be
j. sevismu. Ale bolsevism dosts
O Sc do Nemecka a nova vlad
J. nemecka, tfeba re je tvorena
j mirnenymi socialisty, nebudi
Q Finu valnych nadeji. Finsti ~
c st aci dovedli potIii republ
i kanske zivly, kdyz jednalo Sc
{ .zfizeni monarchie q povolar
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-23
'zPRAvY Z CZECH

Diva listy. - Maska padleho
.egionare pise pomocnemu w
boru legionarskemu: ''Pohli-
zim V minulost, kdy usilovala
jsem, ably ze syAa meho Jiriho
vyspel zdravy, Eadny pocti-
w clovek. Verila jsem pevne,
ze kdyz SO tax stane, naleznu
" mem v case potreby. pomoc a
snad v start oporu. Prisla zpra
va Cd spoluvojina: Syn Vas
.zemrel, my v mem ztracime
'vzorneho kamarada dale
psal: "nezelte toho". Wy, vele
cteni prevail jste ukol syna
meho, starajice Sc mi o podpo-
ru. Nine pax die SLOW vojina
neni treba zelet, kde poslou-
.zeno bylo celku k cili vznese
nemu. Syn muj, synove nasi, u
silovaIi, ably zjednali, dobyli ma
rodu svemu svobody.' Poiozili
zivoty sve ma ten veliky oltaf
zapalu - lasky sve = k VIA
sti, aby my jsme byli st'astni.
Pfala bych 81, kdyby vsichni
obcane republiky Ceskosloven
ske pochopili a pine ocenili o.
ny obeti, ably uskutecnilo Sc
slova kapitana Vosky, promlu
vena ma naSem namesli, kde
pravil: Kazdv z mas, vsichni
nasi lide, ably Sc pricinili, by
ia nase vlast byla opravdu kra
sna Kdyz Sc tax stane, budou
i nasi hrdinove " hrobech
svych spokojeni, cestne, skvele
"a ciny sve odmeneni."
=: :: =:
Byv. rak. porucik, inzenyr
Z. r. pise domu z Jekaterin-
burku, "a. listopadu 1918:
-. .Lvi podil ma nasem Vi
tezstvi ma ovsem narod We Via
sti, jenz cd sameho zacatku
voiny vystupoval neohrozena,
jednotne a statacne hajil sva
prava. Nedovedete 81 ami pred
staviti, jakou radosti jsme
vltali kazdou zpravu vas
jak zasazujete tomu Rakou-
sku ranu "a ranou! Osud nam
byi velice pTizniv, postaviy
nam Y cello naaeho svateho be
je nejvetsiho a nejslavnejSlhc
muze dolby, naseho otce Masa
ryka.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-23
Kan pax ma mas, bolsevici, atd
Kan pax ma mas, bolSevici, atd.

Kan pax ma mas, bolSevici, atd.
V Uhrach byla revoluce,
S Karolyim Sc sboril trun,
ma nej zased' kudlou v rucc
mad 'arsky lid Bella Kuhn,
S MIN tam dvacet ctyri zidu
nekrest' ansky vladne lidu,
lezou jako stenice
az ma naSe hranice.
Ale naSi vojaci
zpet je obraci:
Kan pax ma mas, bolSevici, atd.
Stivin marne zuby ceni,
marne porad lateri,
ale mic to platno neni,
lid mu stale neveri.
To dojalo Belu Kuhna,
zvlaSt' kdyz plakal taky Muna
hned je, by Sc jich lid bal,
presidenty .imenoval.
A hned znelo z celych Czech
"a dunajsky breh:
Kan pax ma mas, bolSevici, atd.
My 81 V Cechach nenechama
bolsevismem hlavy plest,
republiku neprodame
"a zradu a podlou lest.
My jsme narod pTilis zdravy,
|Smeral mas tn "nenapravi',
|nase zem je malicka,
ma vsak sveho talicka,
"a MIN pujde kazdy Czech
Is pisni ma svych rtech:
Kan pax ma mas, bo'sevici, atd.
WASl IsNsall
Ctvrty dennik katolicky ma
Moravs. Olomoucky "NaSinec'
oznamuje: "Prvni ovoce tisko
We naSi akce dozrava. "Ostrav
sky kraj" ohlasuje, ze "a pfi-
spent tiskove akce pocne vycha
yeti jake dennik. "Ostravske-
mu : Kraii", ctvrtemu nasemu
denniku ma Morave, pfejemc
vseho zdaru!' - Tento doda
tex jest vyznamny. Ctvrty kato
lickv dennK na Morave! Y
Brne vychazeji diva: "Obcan-
ske Listy" a Den, Olomctt
ci "Nasinec'. To budou volby !
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-23
NOVY HASLERUV PO-
PEVEK.

PEVEk.
kam pax ma mas, bolsevici!
Nezli rakousky stat kruty
rozpadl Sc ma kousky,
Smeral byl vzdy cernozluty
|pfivrzenec rakousky.
Kdyz mic nekoukalo z Rakous,
do bolsevismu Sc zakous',
mucednicky sklebil tvar,
vypaseny proletar.
Bolsevismus hlasal v svet
a hned znelo zpet: I
Kan pax ma mas, bolsevici,
copak vas to napada,
vas 81 kazdy bAazen koupi,
ma mas vsak jste hloupi,
kan pax ma mas, bolsevici,
copak vas to napada,
vine jak ia vase volnost
|vypada,
|Smeral rex 81: Takhle zhynem
itakhle prece nejde to.
|Spojil Sc pax Sc Stivinem
" bolsevicke duetto.
Lenin s vyse sveho trunu
ina pomoc Jim postal Num-
la S MIN pytel rubliku,
ably tvrdil muziku.
Ale sotva zacli hrat,
znelo odevsad:
Kan pax ma mas, bolsevici, atd.
Sotva Smeral zpozoroval,
ze sli S bubnem ma ptaky,
s Houserem hned roztahoval
po armade letaky.
Bechyne no ale popad'
a hned do nej zacal kopat
S rozumnymi soudruhy
Verne podle zasluhy.
Hudec jako demokrat
do noty mu vpad':
Kan pax ma mas, bolsevici, atd.
Prislo psani ma Slivina
z Petrohradu do Prahy,
re Sc malo rozepina,
re ma malo odvahy.
Pepik Stivin ma to vece:
"Nemohu vic delat prece,
kde jsem Sc jen trochu KNIT +,
Ibyl jsem vsude bit.
lVSude utek' jsem jak kluk,
sotva zacal hiuk:
E,,>, ,oly ,o ,,oe kolEnvici a{I
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-25
OUT 0'f0RDER
ST0MACHS
Indigestion, Acidty, Sourness
and Gases ended with
"Pape's Diapepsin"

The moment you eat a tablet .
two of Pape's Diapcns;n all til
Jumps of indigestion pain, IL
sotrncss, heartburn and belchin.
OF gases, due to acidity vanish
truly wonderful!
Millions of people konw that !
is needless to be bothered witt
indigestion, dyspepsia or dis
ordered stomach. A few tallet
of Pape's Diapcpsin neutralize
acidity and give relief at once
no waiting! Buy a box OF Papc'
DiapepSin now! Don't sta,
dyspeptic Try to regulate YOU
stomach SO you can eat faYcrit'
foods without causing distress
The cost is SO little. The benefit,
so great. !
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-25

ne comment was most deserved.
% one firm OF managers have pro-
dced more successful farces than
Selwyn and Company. IN some IN
canny fashion they have The lIn2ck
Of doing that sort Of play in just the
way the public wants it Grnc.
First came Irwin Beds" then The
record breaking engagement O. "Fai
and Warmer" ana now The Naughty
Wife"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-25

Ore secret Of the farces produccd
under the management of Selwyn and
Company is the. excellence Of the cast
that has always been chosen to pre-
sent II. "The Naughty Wife" is 40
exception to the rule and Rolva
Greenwood, Gordon Eldrid, Gertrude.
Walthcrs, Harry Keen, Irma Heath
and others to whom have been IN
strul ed the leading roles, are AZ
known for their ability as farceqrs.l
The seat sale opens Tuesday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-25
CONGRESS- RECORD
ALMOST A BLANK

| Washington, d. c. Nov. ~
The special session of the sixty
sixth Congress has closed with
practically blank record. The
House of Representatives spent
six months in oratory and useless
investigation and the senate uti-
LIKED all Of its time i'll devising
plans to kill the treaty of peace
with Germany and the League oi
Nations covenant.
| Owing to the announcement 81
Republican leader M"ndcll that
no important business would BE-
transacted during the last days
of the session the bulk oi his Co
horts in the House took him al
his word and scampcred for HON,
first thoughtfully drawing the
Mileage fees that they tcarej
| night be lost to them bccll;sc Of
he democratic desire 70 have
| congress achieve some real c''n
;;ructivc Legislation be;ora i'll
converting Of the special session
on Dec. |.
On passing the legislative
lodge podgc known as he Escl
abroad bill, the Eous, Rcpubh.
ans began to filter out Cl Wash
ngton, being sat liber.v 70 -
iome and secure that very brio
,acation which they are so rich',
Untitled" as Representative Nor
lcll gravely expressed il Nj
Mondell added to his rcputa :ic,
for unconscious humor by assert
ng in prepared statement amen
Republican achievements" thu
no Congress in American h'stor.
has more couragcously, c~nsIst.
entity and continuously adIrcsSc
itself TO or more faithfully pei
formed the duties and respors
bilitics placed upon it than til
session now drawing to a clos
1t might be noted that Mr.. MOI
lcll did not review his achieve
ncnts' in a speech on the floor
The House but took the ror
prudent form of inserting then
in the Congressional rccort
thereby risking no interruption
or corrections.
The congressional achieve
ment" consist of only Jew OF tn
constructive measures recon-
mendcd by President Wilson
some "popgun" tariff bills tina
were denounced by Senator Pen
rose as carelessly drawn and TN
scientific and held up in the Ser
ate, and the Esch railroad BIZ
that apparently stands l;tt'
chance of passing in the uppes
House in anything resembling i
present form. Meanwhile Jan.
when the President stated h e
wo,ild return the railroads !,
their owners, is approaching an
six months talk has produteI II
bill that stands chance pass
ing Congress or receiving III
| Presidents signature.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-25
THE NAUGHTY WIFE"

Sclwyn and Company have pus
'ver another. That was the consen-
us of opinion aftcr the opening Of
The Naughty Wife," the hilariously
'unny free which comes to the
'pcra house Friday evening, Nov.
%. The truth of the matter is that
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-25
PREACHING AT KAVANAUGH
THANKSGIVING NIGH

Rev. B. f. Petty will preach u
Kavanaugh Thursday night at
o'clock. All are invited to attend.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-25
RAILROAD SCHEDULE

Arrival and departure or passenger
,raius from Richmond.
The following schedule figures pub.
isbcd Us information and no. guaran
tecd.
i.ouisviIlc Nashville nn,'rond
Arrives Leaves
4:Ol am Administration ~ 10 an
i2.l9 am Paris.-Cincinnati 4:Ol AN
1885 pm Observation-Disclosures
Maysville b:bS an
$3.50 pm Stanford-Local s7:00 am
6:45 pm Frankfort--Lou'e 1900 am
l1:43 am Cincinnati--Local 1910 pm
b:43 ON Administration 1859 an
sl:20 pm Observation-Disclosures
sl244 On
1:cb nm KNOXVILLE ~ Nral 1915 mn
1902 pm I.ouisvillc-Local 12:55 pm
tiA.sy ON Frankfort--Lou'e el:20 pm
1907 pm LcXlngton--Cin'ti 5;3S pm
.h;A7 am Stanrord--Local '7;su I'm
t6;55 am Ravenna- '740 pm
Except Sunday. tn III sat
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-25
PUBLIC SALE

On Saturday, Nov. %, will
offer at public auction my house
and lot at 3l5 Fifth street, Rich
mond, Ky. This house is a 5
room cottage, in good repair.
Lot l5Cxl50 feet.
Also on Monday. December |,
| will offer at public auction my
store building at Second and
Walnut streets, Richmond. This
store is 50x30 feet, plastcred and
the lot is 50xl50 feet. Will also
off lot of store fixtures immedi-
ately after sale of store.
Terms made known ON day Of
sale.
JAS. B. BANTER
Bob Walker, Auct. tn thur, sat
Almost no Firms reside in the
southern states of the United States.
More than $4,000 persons are en-
gagged in the industry of making
matches
Potosi, BOLIVIA, $4,000 feet above
sea level, is the most elevated city
of the world.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-25

Romans improved the roat.s, but
aid no attention to imp,ove the
chiclcs On the highways.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-25

JAS. b. BAXTER
Bob Walker, Auct. tn thur, sat
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-13
L nolitics.

vi pOAANASSs
Efforts will be made TO form an
alliance between the conference and
the recently established labor par
ty. Samuel Gompers is opposed TO
any slCh movement. but other lead.
ers, such as John Fitzpatrick,
would like to see the American
Federation Of Labor assume some
political power, and they will at
tempt to force such action by the
There is every indica-
ton that the dove of peace will
have to be nailed down If il eontin-
ues to hover over the conference,
for labor, like the nation, has its
struggles with radicalism There
are forces within the labor group
who are not inclined to peaceful ac-
ton and they are urging some great
demonstration of the strength of
labor. Samuel Comp rs, who has
been sitting en- the safety valve Of
labo. for many Years, intends to keep
his seat there, and there promises
10 be a great s'ruggle with final
showdown as TO whether the con
sentative element or the radical
element will dominate The American
Federation of Labor.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-13
Los

LoST-Large roun' lockct initials
S. /. j., in Opera House Monday
night. Reward 319 N, Queen St.
J-31
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-13
LABOR MEETS TODAY
At WASHINGTON To
FIGHT FOR IDEALS
Will Contest Anti Strike Leg
iSlation-FeeIS Sighted.

Washington. Dec L. f.dbofs
hosts meet here today to make
plans for a great campaign in the
interests of the workingman
The conference which meets to.
day was called by Samuel Gompers
and the Executive Council of the
American Federation of Labor to
devise means of meeting what
Gompers declares IS decided eff
fort to crush labor"
Farmers organizations have been
urged to take part in the confer
ence and to work with labor inter
ests.
One of the first things on the
program of the conference Ia a
method OF attack upon the anti
strike provision in the Cummins
bill for the return of the railroads
to their private owners. This pro
vision has the condemnation of all
labor forces, and it is planned by
the conference To take steps to
demonstrate to congress that If
the measure Is passed that it will
have to face the concerted oppe-
sition of labor
Discussion of strike methods was
also to be laid before the confer
ence. Samuel Gompers and other
leaders Of the American Fedora
ton of Labor believe that there
must be a general staff to direct
strikes. They declare that the lack
of success in the steel tsrike was
due to the fact that there was not
enough Capitalization OF power
Efforts will be made in the confer
ence to establish a strategic board
which will be in control Of all
strikes and will diseet the meth
DDS of strikers
Action to Offset The work of
President Wilson's industrial con
ference Is also expected Laboe
was not invited to participate in
the second conference and labor
leaders feel il. They fear that the
final recommendation of the con
ference may not meet with the ap.
proyal Of labor leaders. and there.
fore they intend 10 set down their
own recommendations for the olu.
ton Of the present Industrial nm
rest. These recommendation may
be submittel to President Wilson.
and they viii certainly be sub
mitted to the public.
The course followed by the Ad-
ministlation in its handling Of the
coal strike is another big issue be-
fore the conferences. There are
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RI you don't par -ularly care for eaiyine that
viii make you think-it you are r4f Interested IN
a MAGAZINE bit beyond the ordinary +yen wont
want Hearts, this month or any Other. 81 i ~ you
want the works OF the worlds great writers, II you
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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-13
FUEL. restrictions
GAN 81: MODIFIED
According To Local Condi-
tionS, Rules Director Hines.

Director lines, who assumes the
duties of Fuel Administrators since
d. Garfield resigned, rules that
observance Of fuel restrictions de-
pend upon local needs and can be
modified on recommendation of
the regional directors as their Sc
speetlve situations may permit. OF
course. the railroads needs come
first, and then other demands will
be considered It is believed eurtail-
ed train sGrfce will soon he restor.
ed Mr. Hines statement follows:
United States Railroad Administer
ton
Washington, Dec. II
Walker D. Hines. Director Gener.
al OF Railroads, today authorized
the following
The conservation order Of De-
cembor 8. 1919, restricting the use
Of heat, light and power generated
or produced from bituminous coal
or coke was issued 10 make uni
form in all parts OF the country
the. restrictions which had already
been adopted in many parts of the
mil tho 1rodrctio, 80 h; %,,1i nli,s
enaI Incomes rnrr.I y e. '', LII,
nocessarv MT ~ NJ ha -, 10 -
e~ery wav noesihIo nd - 80 as.a -,
srod9ctian roachas , 49, y :. ~, IN,
he neeesear, - continue "a con
sorvo coa1 hocsuso OF, Of no - II =,
prodnetion Of hatVeap % nan mn
ana 350 o0o 900 to,s d,r,po ~ cool
strjko II &c innortant tba .ag ,,,'
that the DubIic exereieo the ereaf'
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EMMETT sCoTT's and Kelly Mill
er's Negro War Histories outsell
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strueted today to restore all train
service removed or curtailed be-
cause Of che strike situation as
Don rs the general coal supply In
their respective regions jastides in
their judgment doing 50, subject to
such exceptions as may be ordered
by tho railroad Administration in
Washington
The Brinkley argus., 1919-03-28
Yours to Serve,

Fred T. Murphy was a busi- ness visitor in Memphis this week.
 Mrs. M. B. Folsom and daugh- ter, Lucille, visited here Thurs day.
 MT. and Mrs. Porter Shults spent Sunday in Hagen with relatives.
 Miss Jessie Hollingsworth of Bearden, visited her sister, Mrs. J. Ross Chambers, this week.
 Furnished apartments fo r light house keeping. Phone 53, Mrs. A. R. Hammon.
 Mrs. Harry Dabbs, Jr., of Memphis, is the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Jas. l.. Woodfin, this week.
 Mrs. w. L. Wright of Shreve- port, La, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Warren Craven. Mrs. w. is a niece of MT. Craven.
 Mrs. Jack Reid entertained the 500 Club on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. J. H. Stack was awarded the prize.
 Geo. O. Beuckman, Mgr of the Goldman Go. was in St. Louis this week, buying his spring and summer stock.
 FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Nice iron bed, springs and mat tress, buffet, small table, and nice kitchen range and Hoosier kitchen cabinet. Everything as good as new. Apply to J. R. G., Argus office.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-03-28
DEATH IN FRONT OF POST
 OFFICE, SATURDAY.


 About 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon in front of the post office on Main Street, a colored woman, by the name of Lucy Thomas, fell out of a wagon, striking the back of her head on the edge of the walk, death in stantly following.
 A crowd quickly gathered but it was soon found that the life line had been broken and there was nothing that could be done to resusitate her.