davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
RnnnnstaMtnncita lnomnia;Iia n,eri
1ntefid.

Nrelioentti Millon on it'e onto-
nut fab0eLIe Iuonloloife1le merimle=
belle, Ml6ert Wahlille ia &orl Mal-
nltlle, fultan,itaIin len iohbosto, et'
t1 be iouIuf. % p. ip. 1916 pelos-
ti1pat buffnneen oe1nrifaloiien TO-
toloifpo Nortlanoin fofo .niebiston
ia fapteenin. Merinties sllbert
8ab[ on lptltDnnt Miipurisfa ia OF
nailneIufiesm bonrpl. grnitlinlla,
,nistd hGn croft maolisf. 80 ,. 1917
s,etp Dorfisia. Merim;es 9orl
Malm on fDntpnpt Borisla ia ottl
eron }nntan 1aitpan paluelufIesto
tanrn1if. Is p. &ristio1liosfa ianla-
1ta tpuo,1na. &nntpaafaan Ell ole to-
pottn ia bafespot amerifalailet nj.
ro11ontaiiet heitd.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
Semacttori 8prab tpaatii fanppobG-
tepben a(famista Msnaian fansia.

g)bSnslnoItain ienaottori Norah on
rpbtpnDt tarntoffaasti spaatimoati
fauppopbtehSen alfolnista Wendidn
ia DbopsmaItaiu malilla ia pubnes-
fann tGsta oiiasta nuutalna palma
iitte lau1ui, ban:
,Nind tie61n, ettG n1inun iono.
taan puolustopan iotpietti'hal(itas.
muotoo, fosfo NINA fd1natdn fanp.
pop1tep6en nlfonistn manoidn tons-
Ia. Wiind fonnotnn fallpaa iolleen
affonista |efd il,binil[iiisto eta Iii.
fefDistG. Nfind en- fdiitd, etto ie
paotiIi Observation-Disclosures tunnnsta-
n1:sto. W2utta NINA toltinn ulloel-
leen, ettd Q1enGidn fonialla on ol-
feus perusfno ielloinen bollitusm,to-
TO FUN le balimpat jo joe be tab
tonat tilollaiien ballltlt5nuicoon
min aneioan on rDboDttaipa tefe'
md1,, fouppoa beioan fanslaa1I JOS
fus fuiter,fin. Z
,Gdn1a OF, enTir1Gtnen asfeI Ne'
nGidn be[astcmiiefii. &c on jar.
ielIinen asfel ia fristilliien iddoDi.
liippoeu tpaatinto asfet" 4
@encnttori gorob ,ocIcen ielit.
ii tuIleeniu fiibea tdiitpfIeen, ettd
Men6i6n taasn bptpdfiDp 2eninan
,.fortoballitufien" en-enn;;i,. FUN
ticnriballitufien ia eEtd vbc nGntta.
tuGt oIetpan bolittoil,ia ottamaan
pftadn asfelta pala.afieer i,anhaan
iariestelr1Gdn" ioSla ban ei lanoniit
tuoimania ippttGd !ut't1fiiii.i.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
9taDtuirs Suisuclan fu=operafilpiIe2Ia
pltnSisfa.

Biime tiistdi-iLtona tupoDtli rpo-
toops Eoituolan, Wlinn. 1l1oll1olai-
Tesla fo-operotiitpiiesia bltobisld.
aolnle naontioltta nnesta tunfeu-
tltirat pllotiin ia anpuiipat ia tpoa-
rallilesti baolpoittiipat ploDin hoi-
taiao, ionfa tebtpiion pooiilDot pa
fenemaan ipieoen tn,'fanalt 800 to-
basIa> fafIi felloa io ,nnlita folp-
potolparna $3.50 arlposto. 2iif-
faenDoitaio pietiin 0ulntDin lnt-
roaloon ,iosia ilntoitetoon bducli
ehfd parantlinan. 2itfeenboitaia
fertoo 1ulfeneenIo puohin Ito $50
iIlol(a jo 1nenteenld tnoata aiuu.
toonfa puooin piiterrdsIo. alo 9
ia go ip1IiI[i f1tuli bGn folirtoa
clboaIta ia 1nentpadn fatiomaan iou-
tui faboffoan nosnolen fl1nsIa, iois-
to Dflt oinpui bo1ttd ia pafelifpat
rosipot ennen fin liiffeenboitaid eh-
ii tulla- tolatibinIo. Ioiipolon TO-
operotiitpinen pltoti Iiiaitlee SID.
bingii,1 11e.leipdll tien Uorrella ia
otofllttoon nostpoilla olleen auto
mobiilin >ioIlo be pnfenitpat. 5le-
riffin 1pirosto o,t rDbtpnbt fnffi'
lnonn oiiao.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
,S,phnion bnnnfIhD ,naanmll lel,latn
,,tcet,mufict.

SeudQttor. SSSobn'ou OH oatonnt
luastaltfienla ,nuarpiliaIijain lar-
leStoien fesfusnelmoston fpIprltpf=
tin, lotfa ]e on labettonDt foItille
prelioenttiehooffaille. Senaortori
sssohnlon iIu1oittoo fannuttaipanio
iofoista n,onntpileIii0in puatiluusta
ia Ianoo ei lDntdneenl1 ntoolltpilleli=
idi1 obielntostu oirloatafoan ppfa-
I'D, ioto bdn ei ruolii ~rcbelilleStl
DpsndfiDo".
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
&enGlaiiet iaamat rbhtpG baripitta'
maan fanppaa Qpntopsia.

True translation filed with the post
master at New York Mills, Mimi, as
required by act Of October 6, l9l9).
Bendidt fouppaninisterin Gre.
gorp Qrasii,rin ia gngnn11in mi.
nisterist0n mdlilen 1,euipotteIun idl-
teen feidf. I p:nG on iotpiethbnlfi-
tltffelle ut11tettt pifeus oipato 1eti
tolppafesfustoimist 2ontoosin, fer
too 0orltoon Gpe1ing Stallbaro
lebti.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
GnnStaiabtpne bptuafibnpt iotilaiben
fDrsuanslain.

ySii1r,e louantoira bbipdIpi 2)b-
opspaLtain fonereslin eollstaiab,1o-
ne 289 dG,lello 80 lpastuon iotilai-
BEN bonnslain iofa NIT on iGtettr
.ie,laotin fdiiicLtdpdffi. Mlllltarnat
botilttisten oii1fn tl1ttijat felittd.
not tan,11s lain clenan ionfinlais-
to ,poliittista lnalloDtperid" ipaalier1
eoellG, 1i[Id fneGanestpfiisId mastus.
ii tofieiitnstd buonlattoipo iouffo
fongresiin iGIenia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
Nainen psrfii ienaat.oritIi.
Wfiss Slime Warti11, enti,1en g!

WEsS glttne Wtarti1, entl,let yfe'
paoan Dliopiston maltipt,eteen pro-
feslori, on MT ebbosfaail1 D6ops.
tpoltnirt iersaattorifii geepabasta.
EnisteIlesfoon noisten 16uioife.,oen
p,poIesta ioitnfin tpuoiia iitte Elm
fulfil pubuianattalla ,paltion|a 10.
fniiesIa faltpungisfa ia fpldsId. 9eDi
bGn uifoo teb6d 1tuoe(lee1 t1tol[ai-
fen puhuiantatfon. Sdn falmaitao
Dleigbp0bplIisteat laitostcn Doltion
ontistusta, rnlitoteioe,t ia 1llolrnoil.
riffoufiien febittGnristd ia on banel,
ii ipoltionia idriestpneen tn6ni;esto,1
ju eoistpsn1ieligten mannDilieltidii1
fannatus. @dn on ebboffna11 re.
p,1blifoanipuol,tee,l 1pooIilistolle.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
Wputanasiafin upeljGtIan" Moupor-
titan Qiitun iupittpa.

afpntunof f.liDert0ori Stetport,
iofa pprfii oetnofrontfipnolueea mo-.
rapreiioerttieb6offofoii, iporoittt as.
fen ipaltionIa pnnfflirien fofoufi ieSs
ia pitdlnos iGa,t puhees|a iiitd nipno-
rosta ,iofa ubfaa Wlontanan ndttio.
ia iett fautta. ettd ylonpartiian Git.
10 iaiIi fontrollin tpaltion balm.
nosia."
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
SuDIaismn MontnrtsIan Ciitip
yN;nmeIpt0SIG

on pGdttd,lpt olfaa jlllfaiiernda1'
ipilffolebteG, iosia ti,llaall foIittele-
1it51n tarteito Notwithstanding
ia. Edto laN5ei tullaan poII1olnoor
10000 fobpaletta iofo miitfo laet-
topafii foitfiolla Ntin1teictasio Cd
nestaiilIe ettG ia tlllliituot tieto-
n,ddn eoistpsrnielisten Republican
l,ieu !uooIitoiste[un torfotur Ier.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
9iautatciben pnintgolaiiet ipnatiiuat
$4,000 raiffaa )uupoeIta.

Raittotetben poiotDoldisten eons.
tojat otpot a,ltoi,eet Iiittopaltion
ralttatie-tp0neutpostolie, lofa fofnon-
TIN Gbicaqosfa, nnatinufien, ettd
ellei ncl,tposto bnipatip palffatatIaa,
lo1tfo nirfao,t ualin polffa Dliii
So, 500 puooesTa ia tDopdind s tun.
tia, min tDoldisten eoustoiat eitpGt
moi faotn, eiti neitlposton pantos
bptpGfipttdifiin tpolalsten tabolta."
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
39:Ids tuatoiiterta. - M:o AZ.
9)1DDstualtot1t plioifelts luab>
,ulstnlutt Mo>lpartilalt (att
9$objois s>9afotasla

full, fosfaon enuen Mlltion nlann-
tDilieIusopistpu nirfailiiaia i(nloi-
tufien mufoon on faiffiaon 5000
900 cefferii maisIin eli foornio FIJI
pettD MitlaciotasIa tauli feldud.
D,in1le3ota tllotti lpiiIne puonllo
t1S,OO0,O0O bushelio nlaisiia ia
mt oootetaou 15O,000,00o busbelil'
iotoo.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
uGlafferit" tnpmittu elinfnn6efii
iuanfeutcen.

Wisconiinin ,paltion Dlioitels on
a1ltonut pddtdtien, io,1fa mufaan
fssronf ia 2eslie aruger, iotfa pa.
foilitpot iotilnspalnelusta ia Tim
,riotettoesla nrlirboiipat erodn ta,
fna-nioiistoart, tl,letpat oIernaan
elinfaltenia toarfIasfa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
G3eitie,nau fuuern6orie9bpfa

tulce pleinaon At;nneiotan aintitDs
iDaoleisia republifeallipuolneeu IFS
tolla ia ianoin ieitTenldn oeanofraat-
ten listalla. 9ftluitpsipdoiit toirni-
tetoun feaf. q .. ia republifaonieu
abboffuat otpat ieuraamat:
9enrif Sbipsteao, ssrotfIin S.
GlLsmorth, Sbon1os Graalfion, Gu
nrl,eL 8. ssSperion, Gfputos aeefe.
$40. greus, ss5nlilss 2(. e5cbrto9l.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
@illnn iu0pditttannt fupinitun
iDiialistin.

HreFioeatti @ilion ipapontti nil.
me Ialscntni1ta Iiittotpaltion tpdn.
filastn Mers. @ote Hicbaros Q9a.
rem, t,tnretl,n ioiinlistinaiien, iofa
tliomittiin iooanaifaiien mafoillilain
perusteelIa iar1oin fl,in Gebs ia
l,ieita nuita tunnetl,ita ipiialisteia.
S1n1dn preiioetitin orn,abbnHen
ototiutaan oleinai1 nltua D1eiTeIfe
rpolitttisten ipanfien" ipa}>a,tta,ni-
.ielle.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
9trmen;a rD1tpp ae,iiuotteiniDln
Asertign f0nsia.

{Tlue translation filed with the post
master at New York Mills, Mimi, as
required by act Of October 6, lolal.
NariiiiIf foaplrneen tieoon nut
faon olpat ornleniulciIet bDuofIp-
neet bolibetpifien eiitptlcn eoasta-
lien Idbetta1lliIesta $50 sfDmoon.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
Senaatti ei bpmaIp eIitgsta bple
hpMficSta.

Dbobsipoltain fenootti bnlfoIi nit
me iiistaino iuurella ddrten enent-
mist0lla preIibe1tti Gillonil eli
tpflelL etti Mlnerlfo ottotii bl,oIeh-
tiofjaen Nrnlenian BoIbolifie5ta.
Nlia menee NIT ebl,5toiabuoneen I'd.
iiteItGtpafTi ia iieud tebtaaee ia
n1anlainen fieltatpii paatos 1lopeosti
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
Rnngresfin e0nstoiahuone {

Rongresiin e0ustGiabuone on
pii1tt1,,pt boioantllo lal,antai,,a t. t.
5 b. ia iel.oatisiu ep1ilentdttd bb.
mdfiutdan TITO pG1t6s. @ongres1in
repub1ifnani1et iobtaiat eiipdt tab-
toiii foneresiin istulttoa fltiatta'
tDefii foolle ettnen fun tatpaIliieel1
oifaon ionI1tfunlla, 1tl.tta ot bptpin
mnhooIlista, ETH preiioentti @ilion
fl,tflu foneresfist pIin1ddraiieen is-
tl,1ltoon ennen iitd.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
syobnion iupittanltt Cregunisia.

Qopulliiet ttebot Dregonin 1trni-
tbsmoaleista oiottatpat ie,tnottori
Sobnionin iooneert 2,t29 adren
encm,r1ist0n fe11roali Woooista fil-
poillesina,1 repl,blifaa1ip lolueen
Observation-Disclosures.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04

ObopstpaLtoiu nloormilielp3iibtee-
II .plerebif1 artot mime tesfiniif-
fona 0ffan, lollfo u.tfoou nb-
fpilet lliiur itanoorot-1iynat nlpat
e0elleen hoi1nasio.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
1aiulnatiiafnnta bn!jGnnnt fnipcr.
nnrrin eIitfrrtGu tuupfrnlain.

gSisconiiltin loinlaatiiofl11,adn
eoustoiabnone pn bpliannpt fltper-
MORT Nbilippfin eiitpflen aIuntos
!puofrio m1ariiteletpdstd loista, jon.
ia Doltinn ienauttI aitallennlin
mdb.pisti.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
Goaaresii ei mi fn,nDta WilIousn

Aouaresii ei mi fismDta BilIou.n
lucfDG.
9srelioertti @il1on on rpeoonnlit
fongresiin podtofIen. joIlo rol9n
aiiottil1 iulistaa s)bopsipaltoin ia
SofIon 1pGlille erilladr GeriailIeli1
rnubou'opil1,sfies &ongre5iin
eoustaiabuoteesia Dritettiin tdn1a
prelibentiu ipeto fatlnota, lsuttta fiji
moan'ilen tlmlesta }oatiin osnoas-
toon 2t9 tidntd ia tia mastoan 1862,
ioten pu1ttlti 90 adntd tarpitta-
musta fobben folr1asolan enen,nlis>
tostd, iolla prelIoe,ltin peto !roltoIs
iiin f,lluoto.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-06-04
Suuri maisiiIato ooptettalpisia
MinneiutuSja.

acknowledgements illnoittchot,
ettii MinneIota tulee tl.ottantaqn to-
std iunonna il,urelnutan ulaisfiiabon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

storing the historic church OF ST.
Georges. Gravcsend. near London.
where the remains Of the Virginian
Princess pocahontls are inferred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
SCOTLAND TO TAKE VOTE
ON LOCAL OPTION PLAN
Strange Situation in Larger Cities
VIII Confront Elections on
Local ODti0n
tBy Associated press.I

GLASGOW. May 22.-Scotiand's
!ofai option act. enacted in 1913, after
thirty years OF agitation. becomes cf-
iective juno /. Coincidcnt with tho
oitlonists are planning to launch AN
electoral campaign. which. in inten-
SHY. cost and use of all varieties of
ruoiic!ty. VIII be comparable only to
the latter stages OF the anti-alcohol
crusade In the United States.
o there VIII bo poll on the local
government franchise IN every town
that vote viii come the choice of
one OF three alternatiycs-.total pro-
hibition: reduction of drinking ia
ciiltlcs by onc-fourth. or continuance
OF present regulations. Even spokcs-
men FOR the liquor interests conccde
that a good part OF Scotland viii Eo
dry. o.
fairly smaIl areas There viii be
LOO voting areas irH Scotland The
oiectoral unit In the counties IL the
parish. In the burghs With Il pop
whole bnrgh: In the burshs with over
5000. the municipal ward. The ef-
rect OF this may be curious. Glasgow
mas thirty-sevcn wards. Some OF
them almost Will certainly 20 dry.
others VIII remain as at present. 80
mat while the public houses on one
s,dc or me street may be closed.
those on the other side. being In n
dimerent ward. may remain open.
me poll is to be taken in Novem-
per ar December. In the Iarr.
Towns the day Will probably be the
same as the municipal elections. No
vcmber 2. The vote will be hv ballot.
resolutions on which the electors can
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
Mrs. wilson mclp. Church.

ny UnINorsnI ScFNfccI
LONDON. May 22-Mrs Woodrow
wilson. wife OF the President. has
sent contribution to n fund for re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
U. S. D0UGHBOYS RETURN
10 GERMANY BY REQUEST
Men or First Division Ask rr,,
U" hhinr, where Beer Flows
i'rerIy
Iby Associated Press

LOUISVILLE. KY. May 22.-Lnrer
Deer Increased salaries. and dccrcas.d
cost OF living in Germany. are inc
lures mat attracted ten men OF INC
FIRST Division IA, Camp Zachary raw
ioE 10 apply Tor transfer TO the Amer; :
can FORCES in Germany. according To
members or the detachment
Soidiers returning from GERMANY
hlid an American army private's pay
a. a day would buy him 1900
schooncrs" Of beer i dollar ~
equal 20 lt0 marks and "A glass Of
peer costs ne-tcnth OF :, marx Tho
hhcst kline wine. Il is reported here.
costs - marks a quart Ninety ~.
cent .. the soldiers formcr!y, in Coz
many would return IL they coulJ "
said Sergeant Donald McCrancy, Frs,
Engineers.
Il am going 10 Germany TO lower
my cost or living" asserted Ikcri-
mental supply Sergeant Charles
hlelner. Sixteenth Infantry. "i,av
that has the buying power OF sew
crni hundred dollars - month is IN,
attraction for me"
Lie on the Rhine is joyful for IN.
american soldiers. according TO 20
turning veterans who tell OF wc.r
end boat excursions on German rivers
cities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
DEAD TEETH CAUSE OF
MANY SEVERE AILMENTS
Roots Brcomr Full OF putrcrcd Mnt-
Ter which IL Absorbed In IIIuod
Vessels.
tEy un!veraaI serNicel

LONDON. May :2.-The dead tooth
peril" from which the Duke Of WIS.,.
munster had jus; been cured. has
aroused keen interest In England.
The Duke became seriously M. his
medical man ai;ributing his break
tooth. from which he had suffered for
some time.
Sir Harry Baldwin. famous dental
surgeon. discussing The Dukes rnys-
,trious ai!incnt. says: The poison in
bad teeth. which causes abscnssoa -,
the Jaw, may also be responsible for
many diseases. II may cause rhcu-
Hato!d effects, poorncss OF blood.
sleepIessness ana headache. Some,
destroyed"
\ dead tooth" is one in which the
pulp Is dead. = The roots become full
o. putreticd matter. which Is absorbed
In the blood vessels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
Corncob Bullets
7enorize Mati0es
Unique Method Of MeGi-
can Bandits TO Har-
Vest Booty.
MENICO CITY. May 22.-IIow. wl,h

ME%IcO CITY. May 22.-IIow. with
nakc-bclicre rifles and Imitation
cartridges made from nothing more
dangerous than cOrncobs. band Of
Mexican bandits managed Tor time
TO tcrrorize natives and enrich them
selves ut their expense until they
were captured. Is thus described In
III Universal. Of Mexico City.
our correspondent in villa Her
mosa communicated TO us the capture
or some inventive Individuals. who.
having passed themselves off as rcb-
els. devoted themselves to robbinp.
and attacking small towns.
1T Was astonishing that the cap
turcd men were carrying arms that
were a crude imitation % 1890 rifles.
made Of worthless wood. In their
cartridge belts they we're wearing
corncobs instead OF deadly bullets.
For some time they fooled many
and gained much booty. AT last their
protector. Gcstas. slept. and they
were taken prisoners"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
Instantly Beautify
Your Complexion

Thousands OF girls and women
everywhere proclaim DERwii.LO the
greatest bcaut!ncr yet discovered. 1t
white appearance every normal wo-
man Graves. over i've hundred
thousand are using II In place Of face
powder. as II stays 0iI until you wash
IL OF II is so li:elikc In appearance
that II IL Impossible 10 detect IL. and
IL gives you youthful skin every
one just loves TO touch" II Is cSpe-
cially recommended as protection TO
the skin. for shiny nose. frecklcs. tan,
blnCkheads aud sallow dark, rough
skin. Try 1, today on your face,
neck. hands and arms. Yes. it's ah-
delicate, skin. At all toilet counters
eycrywhcr. ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
Many Attractive
Specials on Our
Main Floor Tables.

TABLE No. Especial Beaver Chamois5!4;.''ss
cite Gloves-elastic wrist gauntlet, So pair.ai
TABLE No. Especial White Sateen Pet
ticoats, regular sizes, with plain henas
stitched and ruffle buttons, $3.50.
TABLE No. 3-Val. Laces-round thread
and French Vals, Edges and Insertions, as
sorted widths and patterns, 1Oc and 121sc
yard.
TABLE No. 4-Over 1000 cakes of Col
gates Turkish Bath, Cashmere Bouquet
and Calico, Bath and Toilet Soap. Special,
10c cake.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
MAN IS FINED $40 FOR NOT
KNOWING HIS OWN WIFE
Enters Wrong Housr In Dark md
thnsfises Woman lie Thought
WAS wife for Not Writing
iBy Un!ve'sa! Snrvi,

LONDON, May 22.-For beating the
wrong woman Alfred Hawkins. an
angry seaman. has been fined $40 bv
London magistrate and ordered to
tion.
Returning home from sea at night.
Hawkins entered the house next his
own. dragged from the bed the wo.
man he imagined 10 be his wife and
written to him
When light was brought In and
he saw his mistake he apologized:
and went out TO find his wife
What happened when he located his
wife was not revealed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
Eczema0nFace andNeck. Ashamed
To Go Out. Could Not Rest.

my face and neck became very
much infiamed and later little sore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
RECRUITING IN VIENNA FOR
FRENCH FOREIGN LEGION
About $500 Men Enlisted In Spite or
Continued bitter Attncks In
Austrian Scwspnpcrs

VIENNA. May 22.--Itecruiting for
the French Foreign Legion has been
in progress in Vienna for some
months and. according TO the news
papers. about 1900 men have been
enlisted in the last ten days. 4
clause In the treaty OF st. GcrInain
permits this recruiting in the states
OF the former empire.
The Vienna press has kept up a
systematic attack on this recruitment
urging Austrians not to enlist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
Sni,viIic TO Have II Thcn,cr.

SAI.TVii.LE. VA, May 22.-The
Saltvillc Amusement Company. re
Gently incorporated by a. III. Fink and
modern moving picture ;hcatcr TO be
erected here this summer at cost
OF not lcss than SiO.0O0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
LEE CHRISTMAS RETIRES
FROM LIFE OF ADVENTURE
iInS Spent Twenty-Scrcn Years ms
Professional RerolutfoniSt In Gem
trail American COuntricn.

Professional HeroluttOniKt In Cen
trail American Countries.
NEW ORLEANS. May 22.-Gcn-
eral" Lee Christmas. for twenty-six
years u prominent iigure In Latin
American revolutions and from whose
adventures o. Henry wrote many
tales, has decided to retire.
Eel General" as he is best known
In Central America. was In Guatemala
throughout the recent revolution
there and gave valuable services to
Americans who were in peril.
So at 81 years of age, Christmas.
n native OF Memphis. has taken up
his abode in New Orleans and says
he Is through with the adventures
which come 10 those who rove through
Latin mericn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
SPANISH CITIES PROTEST
M0DERNIZING OF HOTEL
want building Where Ccrynnte,
Wrote "DOn 0uIAOtc" Preserved
In Original Chnrnclcr.

TOLEDO. SPAIN. May 22-Protest
has come from every city in Spain
against the proposal to modernize the
famous hotel in Toledo where once
lived Ccrvantes, the author. who
Laughed Spain's chivalry away" in
Don QuiNote. Many academies and
art organizations demanded that the
original character OF this resort of
SPANS great writer be preserved.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-26
SAVAGE TRIBE ON TlBURON
White Cannlbals" Said to lnfest Pa
cific island Believed to Be
Rich in PitchbIende,

Tiburon island, in the Pacific, four
miles off the Mexican coast, is inhab-
tied by tribe of white cannibals"
no are said to be descendants of the
.'1tch, Swedish and German prisoners
who escaped from Mexican prisons
several centuries ago. Yaqui Indians,
no live on the mainland. call Tiburon
the Island of Death" for the reason
that any person who lands on 1t is
SHOT by poisoned darts and then eaten
by natives. says an exchange.
In addition to poisoned arrows used
hT the natives the cannibals also use
an ancient blunderbuss in alta cking
ta"i: victims. They are supposed to
number from 500 to 1000 persons. OF
IL persons known to- have visited the
island in the last few years, in parties
of two and three. only nine are said
70 Aeve returned alive, the others fall
Ag victims of the faxen-haired blue
eyed white Indians" as the Mexican
ner1lc call them.
Ti5uron is said to have rich depos-
its of pitchhlende, from which radium
is extracted
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-26
LAMENTS PASSING OF RUssET
New England journal Voices Regret
That Famous Apple Is Becoming
Increasingly Scarce.

The russell apple seems TO be In a
tar way to extinction. 1t used to be
The commonest of our New England
apples. hut it is seldom seen nowadays.
In Rhode Island the principal varie-
lies are the Baldwin and grpening-
both fine apples, easy to sell and easy
% keep" fine of color and flavor. But
here is room for the russell, too and
II would be great pity if it should
continue to be neglected by so many
growers.
There is no other apple that has just
The russell tang. 1t somehow nmbodieS
he pungent quality of New England
cts spice. its juice and its humor
II is not so snowy an apple as some
OF ITS crimson. green and yellow COM
petitors, and Vet there is nothing hand
>omer in the apple kingdom after all
than a ripe russell. brown and yellow
commingling on its smooth surface to-
gether with faint blush of red.
Perhaps there are localities where
the russet flourishes as of old. but il is
out of fashion in this neghborhood.
Let its friends arise in its behalf. and
see that il does not wholly disappear
Why not Russell society, systemat-
'rally bent on its preservation? There
have been organized movements for
less worthy causes
Apple lovers with only small tracts
'f ground might at least pledge them
selves TO set out one russell tree. A
''a"ing apple tree is as good as money
the bank.-Providence Journal.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-26
NEWSPAPER OF THE FUTURE
Tiekers to Replace Presses Unde,
Visuaixed Plan Which Seems
70 Be Quite Possible.

The newspaper Office of the future
one without presses, typesetting ma
| chimes, casting boxes or other cost,
and complicated machines ased toda,
IN newspaper production-such is the
office visualized by Oscar Roesen
vice president Of R. Hoe & Son, press
builders. In letter to the Brooklyn
Eagle recently, Mr.. koesen gives his
Idea of the possibility of the newspa
per office of tomorrow.
mo press ROOM" he writes, "but q
large room filled with telegraph in.
} struments and operators, each instru-
ment connected with thousands OF
wires forming cable running under
ground to the houses of all subscrib-
ers, bulletin board in the home of
every subscriber with a stock ticker
printing arrangement connected bv a
wire with the main instrument in the
publication office.
When any news was ready and the
copy was given to the telegraph op-
orator 1t would be flashed over the
wires, possibly one instrument print
ing through twenty thousand wires to
twenty thousand subscribers. on the
order of the telephone system, all the
news as fast as it comes in.
Before the subscriber goes to bed
ne puts In fresh sheet of paper and
while he sleeps the news Is pr1nte~
Oh the sheet and read at his break
fast"