davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-11-15

was the look of a man who is quite
certain that the next moment will re-
veal something ineffably charming, in
expressibly dear.
When the bell rang George
waited at the entrance Of the "recep-
ton room" until a housemaid came
through the hall on her way to answer
the summons.
"You needn't mind, Mary" he told
her. "I'll see who it is and what they
want. Probably it's only a peddler."
THANK you, sir, Mister George"
said Mary, and returned to the rear of
the house.
George went slowly to the front door
and halted, regarding the misty silhou-
cite of the caller upon the ornamental
frosted glass. After a minute of
waiting this silhouette changed outline
so that an arm could be distinguished
an arm Outstretched toward the bell,
as if the gentleman outside doubted
whether or not it had sounded and
were minded to try again. But before
the gesture was completed George alb
ruptly threw open the door and
stepped squarely upon the middle of
the Threshold,
A slight change Swallowed the face
Of Eugene; his look Of happy anticipa-
ton gave way to something formal
and polite. "How do you do, George?
he said. Mrs. Minafer expects to go
diving with me, I believe-if you'll
be so kind as to send her word that
I'm, here"
George made not the slightest move
ment.
NO" he said.
Eugene was incredulous, even when
his second glance revealed how hot Of
eye was the haggard young man be-
fore him. II beg your pardon. /
said"
81 heard you," said George. you
said you had an engagement with my
mother, I told you, MOI"
Eugene gave him a steady look, and
then he asked quietly: 'What Is the
the difficulty?"
enough, but that did not mitigate the
vibrant fury of it. my mother will
have no interest in knowing that you
came for her today" he said. "Or any
other day!"
Eugene continued to look at him
with a scrutiny in which began to
CLEAN a profound anger, nohe the less
powerful because il was so quiet. II
am afraid do not understand YOU"
81 doubt If I could make it much
palmer" George said, raising his
r1i SHrIf +Tu
not wanted in this house, Mr.. Morgan,
now or at any other time. Perhaps
you'll understand-this!'
And with the last words he closed
the door in Eugene's face.
Then, not moving away, he stood
just inside the door, and noted that
the misty silhouette remained upon
the frosted glass for. several moments
as if the forbidden gentleman debated
in his mind what course to pursue.
LET him ring againi" George thought
grimly. "Or try the side dOor-Or the
kitchen p
But Eugene made no further at
tempt; the silhouette disappeared !;
footsteps could be heard withdrawing
across the floor of the veranda: and
George, returning to the window IN
the reception ROOM" was rewarded
by the sight of an automobile manu-
facturer in bafled retreat, with all
his wOOing furs and flnerieS hooking
him. Observing the heaviness Of his
movements as he climbed into the tom
neau, George INDUCED In a sickish
throat rumble which bore a distant
cousinship to mirth.
He went to the library, and, seat
ing himself beside the table whereon
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-11-15
Guides for Airman,

The airman's guideposts are the
natural landmarks, rivers, mountains,
lakes, forests. The artificial guide
posts are cities, bridges, roads. Uni.
form signs for particular classes OF
landing fields and signs showing
whether the terrain Is good or bad
have been adopted By the government
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-11-15

Edu u SptEU0Io
ride"
Now, the mon
key and the ca
nary bird were
both pets of q 1T
tie girl named
Louise.
"W here did yoa
got" asked tire
canary bird. "AAd
why, may I ask,
didn't you take o
fly, instead ct .
rider
"a fly to eatf"
asked the mon
key, grfnning.
mo, a ny I'm the
air." said the ca
nary bird. I'm
other words. WHY
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-11-15
Suffered for Their Victory

A rather humorous pedigree Is as
signed to the violet. These flowers
were once girls who. having defeated
Venus In q dispute she had with Cupid
as to whether she or they excelled In
sweetness, were beaten blue by the
angry goddess and changed to vfolets.
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-11-15

more appredadVe
and happy about
mime I"
II was allow ID
out Of my cage
and an through
the room and
down into the con-
servatory which
leads from this
room by yonder
door," said the
canary. Fl stopped
and ate some lit
tie new lettuce
growing at one
end Of the con-
servatory. a n q
when L GU 1 8 ELS
mother saw me
she said:
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-11-15

II Is a bad siga IL girl needs to-
be watched 10 ksep her from slight
Ing her work. Even ne no one knows
Of the neglect, she knows &c, and she
should respect herself enough 10
value her good opinion at least as
highly as that OF other people.
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-11-15
Mud PIE.

First scout-Pve lived on vegetables
only, for two weeks.
Second Scout-That's nothing. iva
lived On earth tor a number OF yearas
Boys Life
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-11-15
DADDY,5 NENNG
.QfAIRY ALED
WnARY @AHAn BONNER
THE MONKEYS RIDE.
IRAHAM BONNER

SWELL" said the monkey to the
canary bird as he got back home. "Fye
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LA INCLESA
QUO
QUO

GRAN FABRICA DE COLCHONES.
va de la
cual a mercado a de a guerra.
precos
m0dicOs
alambr zcentav al
PARADA4 A, PUERTA TERRA, CARRETERA NO 30.
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En- defensa de mi pueblo

La question del pr6fugo Chuchu Go
mez ha sido y esta siendo un buen te-
ma para hablar mucho Y escribir algo
acerca del va gastado cliche. Siempre
he sido refractario conceder inpor-
tancia a cosas que en- realidad no IL
tienen Y mucho menos' a comentar
asuntos que no me incumben; pcro
en- este case, veome obligado decir
algo en- defensa de la colectividad
en- que convivo. Dicese a menudo q. la
causa fundamental por la que no Sc ha
capturado a Chuch1 es por las SIM
patias de que goza dicho sujeto en- la
jurisdiction de Bayam6n, al propio
tempo que la ayuda que lie presta el
pueblo, encubriendole contra las pes
quisas de la policia.
Tai afrmacion apareja una injus-
ia e irrespetuosa manera de juzgar los
sentimientos de una comunidad que
sabe coadyugar al restablecimiento del
orden, en- todas las ocasiones que es-
te ha sido alterado por hechos de tai
naturaleza.
Tai affirmation, repito, es tan in
justa como decir que en- ell cuerpo de
policfa insular no hay hombres Co
rrectos en- el desempeno de sus fun
clones, y capaces, asimismo, de come
ter un atropello contra pacificos ciu-
dadanos incapaces de cometer delito
alguno.
Y mas injusto e imperdonab1e Sc
ria dejar lie reconocer que en- esa
misma institution hay tambi6n hon.
bres que aEusan de 10 Undo cometen
atropellos a granel contra personas
perfectamente inofensivas Y todo es-
to sucede por haber en- ell cuerpo DO
licias ignorantes de sus derechos v
deberes. Y nadie mas que ellos son los
culpables de tener distanciados a esa
parte del pueblo, que es indiscutible
mente Ia mas itil. la mas servible del
conglomerado social. No discuto
la raz6n por la que tales personas ME
guen su ayuda a la policia en- esta
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L. FRAU.

hora sumamente crftica, pero 81 verda
deramente existe alguna, segura-
mente la fundaran en- la falta de
respeto Y consideration que para eNos
ha tenido la policfa.
Vistas bien las cosas, desde este
punto, no Sc debe hacer culpable, por
ning1n concepto al pueblo, de no haber
podido capturar al pr6fugo Chuchu
Gomez. mo seria mas. razonable ar
giiir la poca habilidad puesta en- prac
tica por los encargados de su captu-
ra? No serfa mas razonable suponer
que en- aquellos criticos momentos en-
que Sc desarrollaba la tragedia, hu-
bo la presunci6n de que habrfan de co
rrer la misma suerte del que momen-
tos antes perecio en- la contienda?
Acaso la prudencia les aconsejo el
abandono de tan peligrosa empresa.
Pero de cualquier suerte que haya 81
do, no hay que culpar al pueblo, y que
sufran aquellos las consecuencias que
les acarre6 la falta de provision en- el
desempefo de su cometido.
Es evidente que aquella OCCASION
fue la propicia para capturar al bur
lador. Quiera Dios que no cueste mas
vidas la captura de Chuch1, pues es
l6gico pensar que de ser empleados
los mismos procedimientos Y concu-
rrir las mismas circunstancias, des-
graciadamente tendremos que lamen-
tar algo MAS.
Fernando ESPADA.
Bayam6n.
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AYUDE A LOS NTNos PoBREs

rs necesariO que en- caaa mu-
niclpio de esta isla, Sc organize
la sociedad filantr6pica "El "a
patio de los ninos pobres. F" Esta
sociedad viene trabajando desde
bace yarios amos, en- San Juan
con tanto exito que podemos a5e
gurar que todos los ninos pobres
que asisten a las escuela5 van de.
bidanente calzados
No Sc neceSita hacer sacrifcios
Aceptamos cualquicr donativo por
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DESDE CHICAGO
ia LA FUERZA AHORCAN!

Nueva York, demasiado cortes, cum
plimenta a los reos de muerte ofre-
ci6ndoles, con muy buenos modos, I'm
asiento electrico antes de enviarlos al
otro mundo. LA ''silla" de ''Sin-sin''
es una refinada aunque macabra, cor
tesla Chicago, en- este punto, es un
POGO "baracutey". Chicago sc atiene a
Ia tradicion. Una cuerda lie basta. En-
"Sin-Sin'' "electrocutan'' Aqui, to-
davia ahorcan.
FL patibulo Sc debe de haber alza-
do estas horas, y una vez mas, en-
Ia formidable carcsl de Dearbor. Un
hombre de sesenta y dos amos sera co..
gado esta mafiana. Este anciano, REQ
de un delito contra Ell honor-contra el
honor de una nifiita de seis afios-se
nombra Thomas Fitzgerald. La nina
la que estrangulo inmediatamente des
pues-se llamaba Janet Wilkinson
Era rubia, peinaba crespos 'lo"
Mary Pickford y tenia los ojos azu-
les luna bellisima criatura!
-jTiene usted algo que alegar en-
su descargo7, pregunt6le Ell juez este
viejo verde, hermano espiritual del Sc
nor de Phocas.
NADIA, se1or juez, 'responai6"
Fitzgerald, Unicamente, ique Dios me
perdone
Fitzgerald tenia su cargo mo de
los elevadores del ''Hotel Virginia =
Yo lie conoci personalmente. Parecia
una buena persona.
Era de un severe aspecto paternal!
Es buerio no farse mucho de las apa-
riencias, porQue ihay cada padre
Por ejemplo
Un niiio llamado Richard, fue asis-
lido aver en- New York por el doctor
William T. Gibbs, de la "Children's
Socisty'' Tenia "ciento nueve"
cardenales Y "chichonss' Y "ade-
mas" un diente de "menos''.
FL padre-Mr. Charles Birge- Sc
indign6 cuando la policia intervino :.
-GC0mo? Un padre no. tiene aqui
va el derecho &c casti9ar a su propio
hijo?
FL juez lie impuso este patricio
romano una multa de mil quinicntos
d6lares.
Menos nal que el propio selor juez
lie entrsg6 ell nino a la Children s
Society,"
-Porqus. 81 no-ipobre pavulos! Los
mil quinientos pesos de multa lie iban
a costar muy caro-. -!
volyamos la panitenciaria de Dear
born.
La pena de muerte aplicada al vie
jo Fitzgerald ha provocado una serie
de disputas juridicas. Sc lie sentenci6
primeramente morir en- la horca du-
ran'.s ''la manana de % de setiem-
bre" Pero......el % de setiembre
iera martes! Ese fallo rompia, por tan
to una costumbre TRADITIONAL En- Chi
cago ''matan" solo en- ell quinto dia de
la semana' Fitzgerald, segun la prac
| tica establecida no podia ser colgado
hasta el subsiguiente viernes. !.
Y Fitzgerald apoyandose en- estos hu-
manitarios precedentes, obtuvo al fin,
una adicion de dos dias de vida.
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TranviaS ElectricoS
InstaiacioneS Electri-
cas- a
DinamoS y MotoreS
Distribution Interior o
InstalacioneS Priva-
daS
Man ejo de las Insta-
laciOnes de Vapor y
El5ctricas
Manejo de las Insta-
laciones de Vspor
Manejo de las Maqui-
mas de Vapor y Di-
namoS
Manej0 de las Maqui-
mas de Vspor
Manejo de Locomoto-
raS
Concrete
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Bayan6n.
NAc1MIENTos

Han sido registrados los siguientes:
Nicolas Aurora Jim6nez Martinez,
Samuel Casanovas Vergara, Jaime Mi
randa Rivera, Emma Rodriguez Monta-
fiez, Leoncio Angel Colon Rivera, Luis
Ramon Sanchez Rivera, Conception Mu
fioz Rivera y Joaquin Girona Rodrf-
guez.
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An1nciese en- Ell MUNDO
american RAILROAD COMPANY OF PORTO rico
SAN JUAN-PONCE
ITINERARIo

De los trenes'e en- vigor
revisado el 4 de Agosto
do 1919.
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Contabilidad
-Mecanografia y Taquigrafia .
Propaganda Completa .
Idioma IngleS .
IdiOma Frances
ESPECIALIDADES CoRTAS I
Ajuste y MOntaje de M&Qui-
mas
Torneado MecGnico
y FresadO Mec&ni-
cos
Modelos para el Manejo dc
los FrenOs de Aire
MatematicaS
instruction Pr&ctica Elemen.
tai
Aritmetica Comereial
Taquigrafia y MecanogTaffa
Contabilidsd
C0rreSnondpncia MercantiI
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insigniicante que sea. Mandelo
hoy mismo. 81 usted desea a:
Sra. Maria I. de Suarez, P. O.
Box 1922,
Sr. Miguel NJ. Toro, Aduana,
Sr Eduardo Arreche 10 INA
iional Casch Register Co."
Este anuncio 10 publica gratis
FI, MUNDO0 Advt.
pAPEL DE TECHAR de todas las cla-
sCS, tiene la
FERRETERIA MERINO
San Juan. Advt.
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Las senteneias de los jueces correc-
cionales estan, veces, aderezadas con
un POGO de sal
! Mi buen amigo Bridal que al fin
ha puesto al dia ell consulate de Chi
cago, trabajando raz6n de diez no
ras diarias-fue 'tcazado' hace no
ches en- Lincoln Park por un "policia
de motocicleta" Iban de paseo el Sc
nor Bridal su bella distinguida es-
posa; Y "manejaba' un "chofer'' re-
Glen "llegado" de Cuba. La "maqui-
ma del senior Bridal-un National
de ochent acaballos -volaba por la Ave
nida de Lincoln.
Ell juez lie dijo al senior Bridal:
-iC6mo lie permiti6 usted su "cho
fer que corllera tanto?
La respuesta del senior Bridal fu6 dig
ma de Aristoteles:-Ib yo, senior juez,
conversando muy entcetenidamente con
mi esposa
-ICuantos amos, de casados tienen
ustedes?
-Ocho amos, senor juez.
IL iba usted tan entretenido! Real
mente, seiior Bridal, 70 no puedo darle
a usted una mealla, porque no Ia ten
go a mano, pero tratare de ser 10 mas
benigno possible. Cuarenta Y cinco
pesos de multa. NADIA mas...-
Y fue bien benigno ell juez. An un
hijo de Swift-un millonario-acaban
de imponerle "cinco mil'' pesos de mul
ia por exceso de velocidad. 81 rein
cidiera, ira indefectiblemente a la car
eel, NAL que lie pese los millones de
su padre.
L. FRAU.
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para que guerra este pobre diablo
cuarenta ocho horas mas de encie-
rro, de desesperacion de tortura?
ioh vida, cuan efimera eres Y GUAM
to Sc te ANA!
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Los precedentes van siendo tenidos
menos en- cuenta cada dia.
Hay-si no recuerdo mal-una pagi-
ma biblica, que habla con encomio del
paciente Job.
Pues bien, en- Chicago-ciudad cris-
tiana- un "moderno Job ha sfdo
arrestado''; y Ell juez Frank Graham,
lie impuso, ademas, una mglta de cinco
centavos.
| He aqui la causa.
Ell senior o'Neill fu6 detsnido por
la policfa en- pleno eEtasis Dormia CO.
mo un bendito cuando ell sargento"
Dacob le "pesc6" dentro de m barril
de basura.
-Yo protesto ante la policia del
atropello, dijo el senior o'Nelll. Ahora
protesto ante usted, sefior Juez. Llo-
via cantaros, no halle mano otro
lugar mas c6modo donde guarecerme del
viento y del aqua i. ie involuntaria-
mente me dormi!
El Juez podia contener Ia risa.
-Cual es su nombre de usted, lie
pregunt6 al senior o'Neill.
| Yo me llamo Job.
| Ahora me 10 explico TODD. Cinco CEN
tavos. de multa.
I'm "cuarto'' en- Chicago, puede al
quilarse por tanto muy barato pre-
cio... mo esta la vida tai cara!
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! Ingenieria de Ferrocarriles
; -Topografia y Dibujo Topo-
= gTaticO
= Ingenieria Mecsnica
. pefito Mecanico-ElectTicista
. Direction Tec1i0a de Talleres
= MecanicoS
= Maouinista Montador
> Taller Eecdnico y Montsje
: Matemsticas y Dibujo Lineal
. Matematicas y Dibu!o Me-
canico
= Dibujo MecanicC
: Delineante de Taller &ecA-
? nico
Construction y Dibujo de
Kaquinas
Alumbrado = Tranvias Elec-
triCoS
Alumbrado Electrico
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.Leahacia arriba


~ - a eiams ~ has de sehsl
=
. dfataa narEop for
r. kssfits fksianfanll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-05

ties q less than 5000 population and
very lew cities Of 5000 population can
maintain d CITY building on the As
soc.acion plan. The greatest single
need in connection with the orgaui-
cation OF these 6 counties is the i'm
MEDIATE discovery and DEVELOPMENT
of leadership. Seveuty-five per cent.
q tiit- population Of Maine live in
thA t'trral communities and small
towns ana, therefore, are not reached
nr any definite organizations There
II e!nhr-'n leadership in every one Of
hesn counties anc small cunmuni-
llcs d "ery great part OF which will
never Se discovered and viii not be
trained unless suCh organization IS
car'1ed on; deliberately. This
training % leadership is he frs. pur-
pose Of the great Training Center.
The program say its designers.
means business Like assault upon all
factors oi State delinuuency-ruraI
discomfort, BoisheyisYR and all alien
-ne,lacas, community misunoerstand-
sncs ant distrust. evil Influences Of -
gang. the spirit to do it in anotha.
state, educational AND industrial wsak.
,Iesses. social iuIpurt;y. physical insO-
cheney and unframed leadership.
Henry F. Merrill. treasurer Of the
Randall McAllister Co. Of Portland, IN
campaign chairman. The State
committee composed Of II business
and professional leaders Of Maine, 10
soiidiy behind the plan. Je6erson c.
smith, State Y M. G. A secretary. =
campaign directur
CONTINUES On pDuD n
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REcREATiONAt EUiLOiN 6 At TRAINING CENTER
Scat House. library Hospital
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IN new leadership Of The nation anu
the world ~ the moss onde,fui era
Of ali human history. Just dawnlng.
That is the reason thai truly big
minds grasp the meaning Of tbs great
new INCUBATOR enterprise al first
glance. II is Of utmost importance 10
lem n their business that they have
these things we have enumerated
above IN the workings Of their affairs
IL the immediate years 10 come. Ar d
that is why they are p.etli .nF many
thousands If collars I'd back this
INCUBATOR Of better manhood for
all Maine Other states are looking
on and -i-ead hnrurnine enthusiast
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every department and every district
and every school, IL Maine.
7-7eiigious Wnrk-This means 60
operation with Names church anu
religious wort leaders Tor unity Of
nndeavor, Tor = wal religious pro
cram.
s-Boys' anr Stuaen.E Work.
This means the stroDce.-, .,ossIDie at
te:2T TO reach every oor II Maine
With the American Standard Pro-
gram: to create n each u these bows
desire Tor self improvement and for
se-vice. Il means The forming O.
Hi-Y clubs II the schools and %
groups II ever corn'nunity-
''harnessing up the gang instincr" for
the good of the aor. he community.
the State and the Nation.
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n OF an Experiment

Not an Experiment
This worn az 4 whole q not an eE-
pertinent out mas heen T:led ont sue
resstuIIy through industry and
through county work rs well ~ tae
training ce:lters il several states =
rhe Urion Aticrlcau has pee, CON
spicucus Il lie county work ana
some other s-rtes nave gwen wider
measure ID 1hr Industrial wort, IN
then state. The county WORK has
been successfully operating tor Trac-
rleaIly twenty years Gnd VIZ now IA 70
hi counties throughout the United
Suites orcar.zed winch include "a1c
small communities TOO Small for CITY
buildings ~ fo- arp other kind u
Associa Ilon work. The TACT Is that
60 per cent. IF the people Of the
United States still live III COMMUNE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-05

TIC; they want incubators. too. and
Trey are going 10 have them
But Maine mas long lead in tvo
years demo ST. alton of the plan. and
experiences BY a great organization
that proves thousand times that it
can put anything over"
% New Buildings
Twenty nine new buildings will be
erected on d 20R-acre farm at Lake
Cohbosseecontee. Winthrop. These
will include an auditorium holding
100 persons. large enough 10 hold
even Bovs' Conference which ras
strained the capacity Of the largest
Continues or Pare =
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What's that? An incubator
COST S147.600? Impossible.
Bit i is true. And it is to
? Z Mime industry, too.
Now Won are guessing, but
L business is no guess-work.
aGs been tried out for two
ear light under the noses Of
.a.aa people and most Of Us
new little or nothing Of it's
"a purpose or ultimate i'm
D. ..s.nca.
irvestins Real Money
= nomuarativeiy few Of Maine's
aiding tinanciers and big business
z nave been shown the record AND
He1 and have promptly invested
aH money IN the enterprise.
best Reason IN the World
AoW your amaEemeut increases;
u -anAo, understand why bankers.
IL fuiiae-s. -ailroad maEuRtes and
p neaGs Of great corporations
.ouc sudden become Interested II
No BATOR-snd yet it is not
II .-rt 9lc there's a reason" And
T. neg@- reason in the world
Z - Ha!ne industry is of vital
ra-a-- tc very other business n
t S,ar- 3 every institution and ev-
: pTU-nssIon
- TIKI. oe he minister, educa-
Ia "nr doctor. minman. mer-
IA. ar .ahnr leader. has fallen for"
r H.2.r ap-nmon sense and the ire
sa1oas 1oasihi,ities-yes, probabili-
tot MS biggest Of all hatcheries.
r. - II INCUBATOR. already
2-7rF KS = o be completed right IN
e.. @ia.ne ana settings are TO
~ RON ever county and
:. eseo' = c-l0n Of each Of them.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-18
AN IMPORTANT DAY.

CNE year ago today the long expected counter attack
Of the Allies began north Of the Name The initial
blow was upon venty-eight mile front and the result the
FIRST day gain of from three to six miles along the
entire front With this as starting point the Allies never
paused until that memorable November morning when the
Germans sent white flag through the lines and made the
uniadng confession that the gamble for world dominion
had ended in complete failure.
Gemany's military chiefs probably knew when they
seanned reports of the fighting which took place last
July Is that the end in sight. For them the imme-
diae task was to keep on fighting while their statesmen
VIVA, @ they could z to secure Ia soft
Some of them do not realize even yet. but outside
cf Germany the contrast between German hopes during
first half Of July last year and German conditions this
marked enough to furnish text for many ahomy
And the theme of all of them if they are worthy of the