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Arizona republican., 1919-09-05

you have million, sure-Mike danger ous offensives.
 The lovely Yvonne Gall admits the camouflage, the indirect approach, the ambush with home cooking, the lure of generous sentiments, of honest thankfulness of the French family, breaking the closed circle of one thous- and years, whose timid proffers 1t would be crime to repulse. General Johnson Hagood appealed to it in his impassioned oration of Mothers Day. 1918, ill Paris--and all over France French homes were thrown open to our boys on leave. in the vast campaign of Mime. Joffre. Among a thousand beautiful traits, there were pathetic little gifts and keepsalSes which dough- boys carried with them when they broke the German tidal wave. Thus. a bunch of comrades went from St Afghan, each with a pair of rose quartz ear plugs guaranteed against all the worst shocks of air concussions.
 But Something was Wrong
 Tn camp, the nice lads tried their ear plugs Imagining the Argonne Forest with it's mystery and horrors, and the strained twilight preceding night of broken sleep. Sterner hearts than these might soften at thought of the last little timid gift of the world of peace and good will. Jackson got his pair in his ears backward. and could not get them out again. Stands to reason" said Treadwell Beasley, If you load them big end front. they jam. They're just like collar but tons" Tatum spoke up: 'I'1l use mine as collar buttons when I get home" Then Tolliver. after he had traded off his for five packs of gum, spoke the word which set each impressionable boy to registering a silent oath of fi- delity to some dear girl at home. They're too much like jewelry," fal- tered Tolliver. T don't want no dis cussions with Mamie when I get back" Flushing in the Argonne twilight, the boys dug a hole and buried the rose quartz gegaws.
 Let Yvonne continue her stories.
 Tn France they have foster sisters and brothers in quantity. The foster sister of one of her friends is daughter of a. Vincennes druggist. This fine girl was aiding in an American hos pital when our army came to France: and she continued with the A E. F. Thus she made the acquaintnce, which ripened into good friendship, of young lieutenant of the Medical Corps from Wisconsin, who played the violin. She plaXd the piano. and her father.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-05

gress and with a punch like Bennie has the Empire state could get almost any sort of a law put through. Or lot of congressman would have to be carried out on stretchers.
 Suppose California should elect Hon. Jack Dempsey, boss of all the fight CTS. to the senate? How long do you think Hank Ladge or Jim Reed could avoid doing the Jess Willard?
 While we're electing the boxers to congress, we might IS well send up Cor down) few other famous sport celebrities.
 We herewith nominate Ty Cobb as senator from Georgia the Hon. Walt Johnson as senator from Idaho, and Iris Speaker we would elect to the lower house where they need a speaker, most.
 And, what dye think of picking the Hon. Pat Moran for president, that is if he'd leave a pennant winning base ball club for the white house
 However, Chicago might offer the Hon. Kid Gleason, secretary of state for the White Sox, as presidential possibility.
 And what does the League of Ma tions think about this?
 WASHINGTON, D. CA battle be-
Arizona republican., 1919-09-05
FEDERALS ROUT
 VILLA $ FORCES
IRepubIIcan 4. ?. Leased wIrel

FL PASO, Texas. Sept S.-Official reports from General Emmanuel Dieg- uez, received at Juarez military head quarters late today, tell of the severe defeat of Villa forces at the hands of federals commanded by General Castro.
 The battle opened Tuesday morning IL g o'clock at the point of the Mexical Central railroad six miles east Jf Durango city to which point the Villa 'orces were moving to attack when hey were overtaken by the federals travelling in an armored troop train. The rebels, according to General Dieg- uez. numbered 7e0 men. The battle asted upward Of an hour when the rebels filed leaving 100 dead. wounded and prisoners on the field.
 The federals lest four officers and five men killed and IT wounded. When General Dieguezs report was sent from Torreon, federal cavalry were pursuing he refels.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-05

the druggist, played the flute. Of ever nings they made music, talked shop and read poetry. Of Sundays, all three went to early morning church, then to some country town for luncheon and promenade. And so on.
 Then, one day, the lieutenant said: "The hospital is closing. We shall embark in a month"
 And the way he said it-with joyous significance in a restraint was signif- icant-sent the father hurrying to their notary to arrange for making the girls dot transportation. She had s10,000 marriage portion. They would have let it go with her to America without tremor. Confidence was perfect.
 The girl expected marriage.
 The father expected marriage.
 The neighbors expected marriage.
 Yet Howard did not speak.
 He came hurrying. one morning, bid : ding boisterous adieu, and was gone, in a whirlwind, before they knew it.
 Tell me, now says Yvonne, do you think he will be longing for his French girl when he makes his American bridal?"
 And the most beautiful girl in Franc sighed.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-05

tween blackbird and squirrel, in which the former was killed, occurred on the grounds in front of the White House. The encounter resulted from an attempt of the bird to steal a pea nut thrown to the squirrel.
 Mrs. Daniel Natzu, of Canton, O., asking for a divorce, alleges her hus- band said he needed no wife in the summer time while the weather was warm"
 And she hid the money in her wooden leg" was the sober statement of Lieut.. Ostendorf, Baltimore, Md, police department, in regard to Mrs. Louise Snyder, arrested on charge of stealing SAG, which sum, police found, tucked away safe ani sound in her wooden leg.
 Life Is Such in Kansas.
 "A man can get drunk in his own home, thus upholding the tradition that a mans home is his 'castle'," ruled Police Judge Hugh Mcfarland in a case of drunkenness against James Stevens Topeka, Kan.
 Rah Rahl AmyI
 Mrs. Amy D. Winship, 90 years old
Arizona republican., 1919-09-05
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By o. 3. JOYFUL

Jimmy Wilde, fly-weight pugilist, has been elected to the British parlia- ment, where, no doubt, he can add the heft of Q good fist in any law making argument
 And there is some talk in France of sending Georges Carpenter, heavy weight boxer, to the Chamber of Depu- ties.
 How'd it be for Ohio to send Hon. Johnnie Kilbane, featherweight cham pion, to the U. S. senate.
 And Minnesota would be right threre with Senators Mike ODowd and Mike Gibbons crackerjack middleweights.
 New York could send Bennie Leon ard. best of the lightweights to con
Arizona republican., 1919-09-05
SEEKS A LOST CONTINENT
lsan Francisco chronicle.l


 Honolulu-Dedicate to a 7-year period of research work in an attempt to discover evidence that vost con- tinent once existed where the waters of the Pacific Ocean now roll, Prof. William Alanson Bryan of the College of Hawaii departed the other day for the mainland and the South Sea isles. Professor Bryan bases his theory of a Host continent" upon small fresh water shells found in the mountains of Hawaii. whose inmates he believed died when a mighty cataclysm caused the lands to sink into the sea, with only the highest mountain peaks re- maining above water to form the Hawaiian group and tine islets of the Souh Seas.
 Broad rivers and fertile plains, Pro- lessor Bryan believes, once formed part of the prehistoric continent now hundreds of fathoms deep beneath the blue water of the Pacific.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-05
By Altman

of Los Angeles, Calif., has been bitten by the college bug in severe fashion. And late in life, too. After she had reached 80 she entered the University of Wisconsin, graduating, and going on to the University of Southern Cal ifornia where she took an armful of postgraduate honors, and this fall she's going to drink deeper at the font of learning in New Orleans.
 We'll well, what do you make of this?
 San Francisco. cal-Four police men refused to accept the extra s2O given with their monthly pay until in- formed all coppers' wages had been raised.
 The tatooed man was running from a fast coming policeman, and there was no little boy to say: "Oh see the moving pictures"
 The mayor of Springfield, Ohio, says it is all right for young couples to hug and kiss in the city park.
 Phone your Classified Ads to The Republican. We will collect later Phone 43S1.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-05

It makes no difference what your wants may be you can have them sup piled by using and reading The Repub- lican Classified Pages--Arizona s lead- ing advertising medium.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-05

Phone your Classified Ads to The We will collect later Phone 43S1.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-01
ToRNEo DE AJEDREZ

En- Ia ultima reuri6n del Club Ajc
drecista de la Y. M. @. A. Sc acordo
llevar cabo un torneO entire los miem
bros del Club. Ia inscription para d.
cho torneo estaTa alberta en- Ia ohcina
de la Y. M. c. A. hasa el proximo mar
tes. dia dos, a las ocho de la noche. I'm
esa misma noche Sc hara ell sorteo de
los contendientes los juegos inaugu-
rales. FL torneo dara comienzo el vier
nes dia cinco.
Cualquier information cue Sc desec
acerca de las bases del toTneo de ha-
cerse 5000 del CLUB. pusde obtenersa
en- la ofcina de la Association Girls
tiana de Jovenes''.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-01

El plan Walker para reducir 81
costo de la vida tiene un inconvenien
te: el de no estar mas que al alcance
de una clase POGO numerosa. Mr.. Wal
ker, vecino del Estado de Tennessee,
con familia, en- possession de una rem
Ia sin ocupacion alguna, Sc ha lido
de la ciudad al monte, ha construido
una cabana con troncos dc arboles,
ha sembrado maiz, legumbres. etc.
cria puercos y pollos, no compra mas
que 10 indispensable Y que 81 no pue-
de producer; y gasta menos que antes.
Esta solucion del problema no sir
We para los obreros, los dependencies
de- fabricas. escritorios y tiendas, los
empleados del goberno Y tantos otros
individuos cue viven de jornales o
de sueldos han De residir ALI don
de los cobran; nj tampoco para 10 :
que tienen renta, pero es pequena, y,
para suplementarla. Sc Ocupan en- al
go que les de dinero. Asi a estos, co
mo a los que pertenecen a In misma
categoria que Mr.. Walkor-esto es,
sin mas entrada que una renta baja
-se les ha aconseiado que Sc domi-
ELLEN en- las poblaciones chicas, 81
no son aficionados, como 10 es Mr.
Walker, a "rustificarse"
Sin duda, en- las localidades me
dianas chicas, pagarian menos ca
ras cue en- los grandes centros ur
banos algunas cosas; como Ia habi
taci6n ciertos viveres; pero otras
les saldrian caras, porque vienen de
lejos. Fn Ia ropa que mandasen hacer
podrian economizar algo, por ser me
nos costosa la smano de obra; pero
no en- Ia que compra en- hecha, que
tiene un limite, del cual no descien-
de en- parte alguna del pals y que
en- los establecimientos de primera
clase de las grandes ciudadcs Sc ven
de con un margen mas estrecho d.
gananca-porque Sc opera en- vasta
escola-que en- una tienda dc "tie
IRA adentro".
No et'tarian Ell tihnsportes, o.
gastarian POGO, por 10 corto dc las di
tancias; y pagarian menos por algl-
nos espectaculos-esto, va, en- po-
blaciones de alguna importancia-que
en- Nueva York. en- Chicago, en- San
Francisco en- muchos casos, por un
naeo n unoe 40 Sc pupdp YER en- Ia
meta, un drama una comedia de-
exito, representada por los mismos
artistas famo os que han estrenado
la obra en- Nueva York. donde la lu-
meta ha costado tres pesos.
Pero en- las urbes magnas hay IA
cilidades, oportundades y ocasiones
oue no existen on las medianas y la
chicas. Sc encucntra de todo, Y, algu
mas veces. mas barato que ALI dondc
Sc ha prodGcido el articulo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-01
oBRERo GoLPEADO

Esteban Rosas, de veinte ahos, resi-
dente en- Rio Piedras, fue curado en IA
sala dc socorro, dc una herida con'usa
dc dos centimetros en- el pie derechc. Di
10 que una GAIA lie habia caido sobro el
uie. trabajando en- el muelle ntrlero
uno
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-01
no rs r. Auror

Nos paruc'p, don Enrique ra
ganaeci, DC Laiae eHa % no e. 81 au
tor de Jas no'as de aquei pueblo. r-
apareciercn en- rocicnte ciieill a. ceis
poriodico con 81 rrhto ''pro Casino o.
ieno Y hrmadla can ia ini.i.e b
r. II.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-01
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-01
NACIMIENToS

Tomas Chickana Rosario, Carlos Ra
fael Martinez, Vicente Burgos Tabos1
Y Manuel Ruiz.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-04
BENNINe ION BRIEFS
News of the Towr ard Village Tet
Briefly for Eusy Resderr

Thomas Douglas of Beech street
has purchased a valuable horse OF a
party in Hoosick Falls.
Ralph L. Remington of Jefferson
street entered the Putnam Memorial
hospital today preparatory for an OPP
Grafton.
William Hurley of Elm street was
among those from Bennington to at
tend the fair in Rutland the first part
OF the week,
See $4,000 worth of robes, jewels
gowns and hats used by Miss Gordon
in "Playthings o. Passion" at HartG
Theatre today. ADV.
Miss Mary Costello returned We'd
nesday evening from Oakland Beach,
Me-, where she spent vacation of
three weeks.
Mrs. A. z. Cutler and daughters are
moving today from Union street to
their former home in the Cutler block
on Main street.
Miss Frances Campbell resumed
work this week as cashier in the
Wooiworth store having completed
twu week. vacation
George Robson OF Philadelphia is
enjoying a vacation of week at the
home of his mother, Mrs Charles
Robson, of Depot street.
Miss Nora Costello, who has been
spending two weeks with relatives in
Hartford, Conn, returned Tuesday to
her home on Mill street.
Born, Wednesday, Sept 8. son to
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur James of North
Hoosick Mr. and MRS James are
former residents OF Bennington.
j. A. Robinson left Wednesday for
his home in Boston. He has been
stopping for few days with his
aunts. Misses Mary and Lulu Robin
son, in Old Bennington.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry f. lockwood,
daughter Miss Ruth lockwood, and
Mrs Michael Cronin and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Cronin. motored to
Rutland for a day the first OF tho
weeE
Special sale including piano, dining
and bed room furniture, chairs.
lounges. etc, on Friday and Saturday
from ga m, to 5 D. IN. in barn on Sill.
yer street, rear OF 127 Uaion street,
property OF Mrs. w. !. Hare. Adv.
Should society butterflies engage in
uplifi work One did with result
that startled herself, her husband and
an innocent third person. See Kitty
Gordon in "Playthings of Passion
1arte Theatre today. ADV
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-04
Cut This Quit is Worth Money

Don't Miss This. Cut out this slip.
enclose with sc and mail it to Foley
& Co., 1886 Sheffield Ave, Chicago,
H. writing your name and address
clearly You will receive in return a
trial package containing Foley's Hon
ey and Tar Compound, for coughs,
colds and Group; Foley Kidney Pills
for pain in sides and back; rheuma
tism, backache, kidney and bladder
ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tab
let's. wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic. for constipation,
biliousness, headache and sluggish
bowels. Sold Everywhere
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-04
CLOSED EVERY THURSDAY NOON THROUGHOUT SEPTEMBER
The DrysdaLe Store
The Store of Service Makers of the Home Beautiful
The Store of Service to Makers of the Home Beautiful

ELEVATOR south oots smoothly and safeyup down
quickly connecting button
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-11
The Celebration,

pardon me- but | wish biz OF IN
formation" aid an intelligent looking
Lyplssrr "Nt half dozen points
along the road from Tomlnyille saw
wide mouthcd men standing on the
porchcS Of their residences, and also
Two more mounted on 'lumps, solemn
Iy shouting lIurrahH with no applr-
eni triumph m their erie. ! Likewise
heard long oravn ycllS proceeding
from point, IN the woods beyond my
view +, II possible that they were
lcIrltng some good news which ]
have not heard "
"Nope and notwithstanding" replied
Cav Johnson oi Rumpu, Ridge. Ark
"1'nrc the bone dry Law cracked down
on us there hllnt been enough excite
men, 10 keep our systems IN cltcula-
urn So. ~ prevent t0al yAgnation,
some ~ us gent, agreed that each
afternoon every teller that was able
would give . lew who0pS 20 remind
himself ot the bright dayS that have
went | bad my sell Just before ypu
came around the bend there kansas
CITY star
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-11
IGp)1i11R
Stiffness.
~ tMsz!zE MASON
oooO RiDoAkcg.
EA1Soaf

VITE are shipping out the traitors,
" bTnfinE them 10 other shores.
shipping out the hgliRtOfs, an.
afchlnts and kIndfed bOro-. and I hops
thryii nll 10 poited, all be- shipped
abroad and swsttcd. all the freaks whose
hrHds are spotted with tho customary
HWes n \ gent comes DER the ocean.
here 20 settle down and toll. Va sill
greet him with emotion, treat him ~
d'crr'd by lioylo W. will siVs him all
the chances 10 improve his 'ifcum-
stances aud rejoice ~ he advances.
nud with him divide tho spoil Aa n host
w. nrs model. II the guests on labor
bent. but ~ have M usH for tviddl.
" trRiiof0uH intent II the rOneis
'lnCuti0n cAtk for row nud revolution
Fnltst cHch sacred Institution. ~ de-
tyisu that stfinK gent. ln the past vs
viewed with smiling Hll The loud and
ifothy hoyu for Ns found them most
beguiiing. with their whisher- and their
noise bat the war has made Nc stefnef,
Hnd the frantic hnguag. burner rnd
the blood ana ctOrsbOnw ytHfner rather
p-syes us lrd FnnoyE S0 va stop him
~ Ic breaches. calling for our cOunIfy'-
CONT. ,nd We seize him ~ the bfeerhe-,
and the collar NJ his coat. ~ We send
him sailing sailing. DER tho ocean Wild
ana wniling, nni he cuH-c. While he's
battling ditty water from his boat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-11

and Indian territory, when they enter
the union together Why wouldn't
Terra boom. decay" which means
the land oi the boomer" be more ap'
PIRATE s,lll'
Robert Chowning is mentioned as
democratic candidate for alderman IN
the Third ward
Ten Years Ago.
The difectoiTe gown and kindred
styles were doomed by the dfessmak-
cf, convention N Chicago The
"wai,tline," il is announced. will be
near the knees,
CHICNGO-The government, IA
nous suit against the STANDARD Oh
company OF Indiana. wherein the de
icndant at ono time faced a fine oi
s2g.2i00n at the hands OF Judge h
" Lands iof having accepted re-
bates over the Chicago x Alton, yes.
tefdiy came 90 an abrupt ending
Judge a II Anderson instructed he
Jury TO find verdict Of mot guilty .
Kate Bernard has been vlndioa,ed
by an investigating committee IN her
charge that lnqulSi,orlal method, wefc
employed by Kansas prison authofi.
ties IN their treatment oi Oklahoma
prb bonefs at the lansing penltenIiaty
When YOU go homo tonight tell YOU
wife you have paid your income is'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-11
whnt Happen,d 10 pogs2

"Nhat happens 10 animals alter
Icl,h.' !, q profound question We
know wha, becomes Of cats. They
become violin string, and genuine Sa-
bic mfs. Hnt what happens 10 dogs
IS the wurst-NrkanSa, Thomas Cat.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-11
.o1lfW0rrp
- mwWM. -
BALLADE TO coNTRIBS.

We welcome what have to write,
Your gentle shift, from grave to gay,
Your glld qia,rains sayings fite,
II handled IN the proper way,
Win give j, time refDhlncc, Go play
Md get fresh air winch still iree
But there IS thing would
Spring no free verse for Us to see
In many form, Your verses light
May brighten a passing day
Md put dull and such TO flight
Or color moods which else graz
And shed a shining joyous ray,
al vino thu, plnh OF ge
But / you hope O e arm your pay,
Spring no tree verse Tor rs 10 see
balade such
harder than a hitting lay
But YOU might tackle night
Ere hitting ONermoor hay,
or pen uiolet to MAY.
Or poy paragraphs which
Might gladly publish, but pray
Spring free ior 20
ENvoL
We meek and kindly jay
Who swings deadly sricker,ncc.
so do make 'lay;
Spring free for ~ TO see
and done which understand attain the dignity
OF Ners lbre. and be printed IN hEhbrow mag
Whose wife make. s, him % 80 s Ss"s h arise, . TO s, ss
is cheerful to note that h, marked improvement, the girl, IN.
dutrial school There plenty OF room for it.
Perh.p, you bearing up bravely under the
OF waiting for lack Walton's belated
housckeeper, their ouhy husband,
|ucyer home.
The average regards his
tive estimate.
o loneliness a probably originated
SOM was at writing.
But the notion southern hospitality prompted the price,
ior at Palm Beach
FASHION NOTE.
! arc
Which brings a modest relc,
But have doubtless noticed how
The prices high sttl him grief
As We understand ethargc encepha,i something like the
spring fever.
Howell Ayant Hustler has howled and hustled unit
appointed postmaster which him h
lie Very postna the cpaphs reveal uccumb to
work.
observing the confidence OF the candidate might
could shake but election day frequently does
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-11
Fifteen Years Ago.

Henry Linn oi Guthrie IS prisoner
Of war OF the Japanese He IS a min.
cral pfospcc,or IN the Philippines and
va, ON a ship loaded with meat ior
the Russian government which was
captured hy the japanese.