davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1920-06-01
NOVA IZNAJDBA IA UNICE-
VANJE.

Berlin, II. maja. = Move yrste
colna, kateri bo, kakor izjavlJa IL
naiditelj, revolucijoniral boJeva-
ME ma morju, je iznasel nemski
mornariski inzinir po imenu Ma
dler.
On zagotavlja, da narodu, ki bo
povelieval njegovi ladiji Sc ne bo
treba bait druge mornarice maj DO
mocna kakor hoce. q zadostnlm
stevilom teh ladij V vsakem prl'
staniScu bo mogoce zayarovatl lu-
Ike tako, da bo nemogoce preltl
kakorSnikoli ladiji.
Ladiia della navadno hitrost kot
krizarke, XII znaSa okrog dvaJset
vozljov ma uro, doeim je v, staml S
pomoznimi stroll napraviti osem-
instirideset yozljov.
Nosi deset torped, katere izstre-
Ii krmar, XII vodi ladijo ma ia ma
Gin kot automobil. V trenutku, ko
torpedo zapusti ladijo Sc re lsta
okrene in zbezi pravoeasno.
Razume Se,, da podrobnosti o
tel iznajdbi MISC znane svetu.
Glas svobode., 1920-06-01

nobenega strahu, da bi boljseviki
predrli poljske crte'
London, 81 maja. = Rusko
boljseviSko oficijelno porocilo IL
Moskve pravi:
"V smeri proti Sventsijani so
naSe cete okupirale serijo vasi V
blizini Germanovicev in Sarkove-
Cijena. V smeri proti Moldecinu,
Ma obeh stfaneh Polotsk-Moldeci
ma, Sc vrSi trdovratno bojevanje.
V smeri proti Mozirju Sc je So
vraznikovo ofenzivo unicilo. Sled
Mi so Sc nato umaknili k reki Be
resini. V Kijevu ma levem bregu
reke Sc vrsijo ostri boil sovrazni-
kom, da Sc zavzamejo utrjene po-
zicije slednjega. Ma desnem bregu
reke Dnjeper Sc je sovraznika po-
gnalo nazaj in JUNO od Tripolija
Sc boii aljujejo V mas prid.
> Iz Stockholma Sc poroca, da so
razmere Ingermanlandu Qngri-
ji) zaeele postajati resne. Boljse-
wiki so prisilili k delu moske in
zenske.
Pariz, 81. maja. = Brzojavka
ma Temps IL Tiflisa Trans-kav-
kaziji, pripoveduje, da Sc je SOW
.jetom V Baku odvzelo njihovo
moe. To je izyrsil boljseviki e
misar Pankratov, kateri je bill
poslan iz Mosl>ve. Brzojavka do
da.ja, da Sc je tujce zlasti Angle
re V Baku zapiralo. Organziralo
Sc je petrolejsko industrijo V We
eli meri Astrakanu, da Sc DO "a
lagalo Rusijo petroleJem preko
reke Volge. Brzojavka pravi, da Sc
ne We O nobenem napadu ma Geor-
gijo ali Arlneniio cd strani bolj-
sevikov.
Glas svobode., 1920-06-01
RIOT MED CRNCI IN BELIMI
v WAUKEGANU.

Ma neki cesti jev pondelJek
zveGer stala Waukeganu gruca
zamorskih pobalinov in metala
kamenje na mimovozece automo-
bile. Koncno je neki kamen razbll
okno ma automobilu, katerem
sta sedela Lieut.. H. R. Blazier in
niiegova zena. Kamen je Mrs. Bla-
zier dokaj resno poskodoval.
V onem casu je prisla ma mesto
gruca mornarjev. Ko so slednJi O.
pazili delo mularije so Sc zapodll1
"a MIN in jih preganjali do NIL
hovega donna, nekega veeJega
"boarding house-a" "a crnce. o.
sebe, XII so zivele tam so poballne
branile pred mornarji in nenado-
ma Sc je pojavil divji pretep, Xxi Je
grozil, da postane jako resna Ia
deva. Ma lice mesta je bila posla-
ma policija, ki nj bila vstanu ukro-
titi razjarjenih mornarjev. Pozne-
ie Sc ie sele dvesto moz brojeci
posadki straznikov posrecilo ma
praviti rijotu konec. V razllcnlh
delhi mesta so Sc Sc dolgo dogaJali
posamezni spopadi med zamorci in
belimi.
Glas svobode., 1920-06-01
PRODAL JE zENO IA 1900
DOLARJEV.

Davenport, la. = Ray Dawes
lie primal oh mrtvaSkem odru svo-
je zene, da je slednjo prodal A.
NJ. Weimerju, bogatemu trgovcu
IL Geneseo, Ill. "a $500.
Mrs. Dawes je bila vdana viva
niu nekim narkoticnim strupom IN
je umrla pod misterjoznimi okol-
Seinami zadnji teden, ko je bila V
druzbi z Weimerjem.
Koronerjeva preiskava je dog
nala, da je umrla, ker je vdihayala
pomotoma ali namenoma kforo-
formove hlape.
Weimerja Sc je vsekakor prldr-
zalo zaporu.
Kakor je on izpovedal sta Sc
szupaj yozila V automobilu popol-
dne in je ona med potoma lzsto-
pila in kupila V lekarni dveuneno
steklenico kloroforma. Ko sta DO
spela potem ma neko samotno me-
sto. ie Mrs. Dawes izrekla zelJo,
da bi spala V senci ma prostem. =
Weimer jo je pustil tam In Sc po-
zneie vrnil. Nasel jo je mrtVo,
Weimer in Mrs. Dawes sta Sc V
prvi6 sreeala pred dvema letoma
V Geneseo. Med NINA Sc je zacelo
prepovedano razmerje, dokler Ju
nj pri tenn zasacil nekega dine men
soprOg.
Weimer, XII je bill pri volji po-
ravnati zadevo tihoma je cd Da-
wesa lzupil zeno in plaeal "a MO
pref omenjeno svoto.
Ma zunaj je Dawes Sc vedno Il
vel skupaj svojo soprogo, Dru. .
ga5e ie pa zivel svojimi dveml
otroci V prvem nadstropju, docm
sta Weimer in Mrs. Dawes zlVela
Skupaj V pritlicju.
Weimer je star 81 let in ina ze-
no in sest otrok. Cd slednje je pa
loeen cd tedaj, ko Sc je sezranll
Mrs. Dawesovo. Slednja je bila
stara oh svoji smrti 25. let, oba.
Dawes in Weimer, izhaJata IL ia
ko spostovanih druzin.
"Spostovana" cloveka sta MAJ
brz bila tudi 7neta bojevnika 20
per prostitueiio in nemara tudl u
oledna clana kaksne cerkve.
Glas svobode., 1920-06-01
zACARANo DREVO.

Neka pravljica pripoveduje 9
eudnem drevesu, XII je pridrzalo
vsakega, XII je zlezel ma mega. Da
hi pa tako. drevo rastlo v Pitts
burghu, Pa. Sc do sedaj nj vedelo.
Neki dvestodeset funtni policaj ie
stopal po eni pittsburghskih ulic
in vrtel krepelce rokah. Nenado-
ma ie zaslisal zalostno mijavka-
ME ma drevesu mad MIN. Nekje V
vrhu je cepela maeka, ki je kazala
vse make, da bi rada> zapustlla
svoie vzviseno stalisce ali cepisce,
toda nj imela dovolj poguma. Po-
licaj je zlezel ma drevo ola j po-
more. Komaj je prisel do ME Sc
mu izpodnsne ma veji in omahnil
ie v neko rogovilo, odkoder Sc nj
mogel vee resiti. Bill je yjet kot V
precepu. Ma pomoc so prisli gle
dalci XII so morali odzagati emo We
io, da so ga resili. V pasti Sc je
nahajal petnajst minut.
Glas svobode., 1920-06-01
zRTEv PREsToPNEGA LETA

Zrtve prestopnih let so oblcal-
no moski,. V sledeeem slueaJu Sc Je
pa zgodila izjema. Miss Mary
White IL Chicago je ma skrivaJ
ljubila nekega Josipa KellerJa, ka-
teri pa, zal, nj kazal nobenlh "a
ljubljenih znakov ma sebi. PodJet-
ma dekle je hotela napraviti temu
konec in je Kellerja povabila ma
kosilo. Pozneje ga je odpelJala V
kinematograf in sugestirala poz-
neie. da, gresta ma izprehod V
park. Do tu je Slo vse V redu. To-
da, ko je na klopici Miss White
razodela strmeeemu Kellerju svo-
10 liubezen in ga zasnubila je "a
celia stvar til narobe. Keller j Je
dal koSarico, to Sc pravl, Ga Je
sklenil biti prost Sc V napreJ klJub
temu, da je Miss White povedala
0 lepem apartmentu, katerega eje
pripravila.
Zadeva Sc je koneala S tragedi-
10, ko ie Miss White pozneJe no.
tela izvrSiti, samomor in Sc tezko
ranila samokresom. Odpeljali so
10 V bolnisnico, kjer so zdravniki
izrekli, da bo okrevala.
Glas svobode., 1920-06-01
DELAVSKA REVOLTA PO-
VzROCILA NOVO KRIzO
v ERINU.

London, 81. maja. Kabinetni
koncil je sklenil danes, da Sc bo'
poskuSalo napraviti konec nemi-
rom Irski zelezno roko. Posku-
salo Sc bo tudi z razcepitvijo Sim
Fem stranke.
Pricaluje Sc, da bo drzavni
zbornici podal oficijelno izjavo
Sir Hamar Greenwood, kateri je
vrhovni tajnik "a Irsko.
Dejstvo, da je premier Lloyd
George pretrgal svoje poeitnice in
pohitel Downing ST., ola Sc po-
svetuje Lord Frenchem, Green
woodom in Sir Neyil MacReady,
britiskim poveljnikom Irski, Sc
smatra ko znak skrbi, katere ina
vlada, ker so irski delavci odklo-
Mill, da pomagajo okupacijski ar
madi prevazati municijo, uprav-
ljati municijska skladisca ali vo-
diti Wake, XII prevazajo eete.
Mnenje je, ola je premier Lloyd
George jake razoearan. Imenovalo
Sc je novega vrhoynega tajnika "a
Irsko in novega vojaskega powell
nika V pricakovanju, ola lbo to po-
ravnalo irski nemir, mesto tega je
pa reeeno imenovanje napravilo
situacijo Sc mnogo slabejso nego
je bila.
Arthur Belfour, bivsi zunanji
minister, je bill nedavno pri pape-
lzu V Rimu. Danes je seznanil ka-
binet ma kakSnem staliscu stoJi
Vatikan.
MacReady je vstrajal pri svoji
zahtevi, da Sc mu da ma razpola-
90 veejo silo katero bo zavaro-
val policijo V dezeli, napravil red
in prisilil ljudstvo, da izpolnJuje
zakone.
Pricakuje Sc, ola bo vojni urad
ugodil njegovi zahtevi brez poseb-
mega odlasanja.
Trdi Sc "a gotovo, ola pomaga If
skemu gibanju jako mnogo nepre-
stan tok ameriskega denarja, ki Sc
steka tie.
Nekateri angleSki listiv Londo-
nu pozivajo vlado, da je poslednJi
cas-, da Sc smatra sinnfeinerje kot
navadne rebele in ravna znJimi ma
ia nacin.
Glas svobode., 1920-06-01
PoMANJKANJE DoMoV.

Amerika nj edna dezela V ka-
teri primanjkuje stanovanJ. V 90
penhagenu ma Danskem ie tenn
oziru potreba Sc veeja. Mesto 1e
nedavno sezidalo novo jetnisnlco.
Ko Sc je stare jetnisnico lzpraznl- Il
10 Sc je oglasilo ma stotine 1evnlh
druzin, ki so prosile, da Sc jim ola
V najem ietniSke celice V starem
posloju. Poslopje Sc je "a s1lo oel-
stilo in preuredilo in sedaj so vse
celiee re okupirane po prostoVol]-
nih "jetnikih katere je pognala
tie beda.
Pac cudna slika IL danasnjih
dni.
Glas svobode., 1920-06-01

London. 81. maja. = GOvorice
O grozeci revolt stalno narascaJo
V Berlinu in kot kazejo nekatera
zpamenia, ie glavni stan tega re-
voluciionarnega gibanja V Potsda-
mu, kier Sc nahaja prime August
William, sin biySega nemskega
kajzerja.
Mega Sc smatra kot voditelja
militaristiene stranke, pravi brzo-
iavka ma Exchange Telegraph Co.
Poroeila. ki prihajajo IL Doorna'
kier sedaj zivi bivSi cesar, pripo-
vedujejo, da ina William Hohen-
zollern velika upanja, da Sc bodo
niegovi na6rti uresnitii in je pre-,
pri6an, da bo Sc enkrat postal
vladar Nem6ije, dodaja brzoJay-
ka.
Berlin, 81. maja. = Poveljnik
,oarnizije velikem Berlinu Je da-
mes obiskal Obrambnega mlnlStra
in polozil prisego, da je priprav-
lien on in njegove 6ete braniti kon-
stitucijo proti vsakemu nasllJu'
bodisi leve ali desne strani,
0hrombni minister GeSSler je
danes V objavljenem mtervlvu IL.
iavil, da Gete prostOvoljcev, kl bl
hotele podpirati revolto, &c bi bile !.
namrec organizirane po Strankl
desnieariev. prestanejo danes Elk
sistirati in vsak poizkus organlzl-
rania takih Get, Sc bo kaznovalo z
zaporom do petih let S tezkim de-
lOm.
Minister Gessler je nadalJe lzJa-
vii. da ie doeberi$ka brigada, ka-
tero Sc je fOrmiralO namenom'
da brani repubiko, pripravlJena
izyrSiti svojo dolznoSt In vsak po-
novni poizkus, da Sc porusi kon-
stituciio Sc bo zatrlo naJVeeJo
energijo.
Glas svobode., 1920-06-01
KACA STRLA DEKLE DOCIM
so GLEDALCI APLAVDIRALI.

Geneva. = V malem gledalScu
v Serbrucku v tukajsnji blizini je
obcinstvo burno aplavdiralo, ko je
giganticna kaca piton strla svojo
krotilko pocasi do smrti.
Krotilka, Xxi je bila ogrsko de-
kle po imenu Giro, je spoznala
svojo nevarnost, ko Sc je kaca "a
celia. ovijati okrog njenega telesa
in stiskati cimdalje huje in je xii
Gala ma pomoc. Obcinstvo je bilo
mnenja, da SO njeni klici doloceni
na programu in je klicalo in a.
plavdiralo velikim navdusenJem.
Fraulein, poslovodja. predstave
je prvi spoznal resnobo polozaJa
in je prihitel ma pomoc. Velikaa-
sko kaco je ustrelil, toda bilo je
re prepozno. Mlada dekle je bila
strta do smrti. Sele po predstavi
ie obcinstvo spoznalo, ola je bilo
priGa tako resni tragediji.
Kaca piton spada V ono vrsto
kot boa konstriktor. Kace IL boa
familije MISC strupene, toda SO sill
no mocne. Boa konstriktor Je dol
ga cd 25 do 80 eevljev. Mocna Je
tako, da Sc ovije okrog jelena IN
mu polomi kosti, potem ga pa po-
IRE celega.
Glas svobode., 1920-06-01
DEBS JE SPREJEL PREDSED-
NISKO NOMINACIJO.

Atlanta, Ga. = Eugene V, Debs
ie sprejel socijalistieno nominaci-
10 "a predsednika Zdruzenih dr.
zav. Cefemonija Sc je izvrsila V fe-
deralni jeei, kjer Sc Debs sedaJ
nahaia. Navzocih ie bilo kakih
dvanajst easnikarskih poroceval-
cev in fotografov, XII so obracali
kljuke svojih kinematrografienih
kamer.
Glas svobode., 1920-06-01
MICHIGANSKI FARMARJI
ISCEJO DELAVCEV.

Farmarji po vsem Michiganu
naznanjajo, da potrebujejo DELAY
cev. XII bodo obirali razno sadie,
Veeina njih zeli dobiti druzine z
vee otroki, ki maj bi skupno po-
birali jagode in pozneje obirai
drugo sadie, drugi Sc zopet zado-
voliujeio S posameznimi delavci.
Delo bo trajalo seveda samo ne
koliko mesecev.
ZaGelo Sc bo petnajStim juni-
jem.
Glas svobode., 1920-06-01
v PoJAsNILo!

Naznanjamo, da knjige: Kako
postati amerish drzavljan", nj
mamo vec v zalogi. Posla nam je
vsa in rojake prosimo mai nam ne
posiljajo vec narocil "a to knjigo.
Upravnistvo Glas Svobode.
Glas svobode., 1920-06-01
DUNAJ PRICAKUJE PADCA
KOALICIJSKE VLADE.

Dunai. = Der Morgen preroku-
ie padec koalicijske Wade predno
poteee teden dni. Preprican Je, da
Sc je sporu V ministrstvu izogni-
10 do sedaj lie, ker so Sc ODE stran-
ki trudili, da 81 zagotove takticne
volitvene prednosti.
Glas svobode., 1920-06-01

Carigrad, 81, maja. : karagae'
ki Sc nahaja V Okoliei Odrlna, to
lie ma desnem bregu reke Marice
in je olzupiran po grskih 6etah, Sc
ie nahajal pod ognjem turSke ar
tilerije.
Ve6je Stevilo srabnelOv je pad
10 V blizino postaje, tOda poslop-
ie ie ostalo nepoSkodovanO. Wee
manjsih spopadov med turskiml
in grSkimi silami JUNO cd Kara
gaea je bio poroGanih.
Deset tisoe Bolgarov, 6lanOv ee-
taskih trop Sc je zbralo V Harma-
nall. priblizno sestdeset mill Sc
vero-zapadno cd Odrina OBJ rekl
Marici.
Jafar Hayar, turski poveljnik
V Odrinu je naznanil, da Sc turske
6ete ne bodo borile V nobenem me-
stu Tracije, dokler ne zapustlJo
tega ozemlja franeoske eete. Ne
kai francoskih vojakOv, Xxi so Sc
nahaiali Karaga6u so zapuScall
na svojih vlakih.
Glas svobode., 1920-06-01
DANSKI SOCIALIST : PRI.
PRAvLJAJ0 PREDLOGO
IA REPUBLIKO.

Copenhagen. Socialist, XII
predstavljajo drugos ocnejso
stranko v Danskem kraljestvu je
sklenila, da poskusa spremeniti
dansko ustavo. Podali bodo pred
logo, da Sc DanslSo kraljestvo
spremeni republiko. q
Glas svobode., 1920-06-01
TURKI NAPADAJo GRKE.

True translation filed with the Post,
master at Chicago, Illinois, June ISL
1920, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode., 1920-06-01

svobodomislec, Xxi nj narosen
ma svoje glasilo, nj pravi svobodo-
mislec.
Glas svobode., 1920-06-01
SIN BIVSEGA KAJzERJA
sPLETKARI IA PRESToL.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, June lst
1920. as required by the Act OF OCTOBER
9th 1917.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17
Little Rock Youths Pay s Each to
 Reply to Court

It cost five Little Rock youths S5 each to voice their protests in mu- nicpial court yesterday after Judge Earl s. Wood had fined one of their number, Theodore Davis, $10 for speeding.
 As Judge Wood announced that he would fine Davis $10, Davis com panions, who were in the back of the court room, attempted to protest, whoreupon Judge Wood assessed an additional fine of $25 and split five ways. Those fined in addition to Davis were D. o. Muth, John Davis, w. P. Pitcock, Gus Fulk and Ed Bur nett.
 They were in Pine Bluff to attend dance. Theodore Davis was arrest ed on Main street early Friday morn- ing while driving back from the Coun- try club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17
GERMANS SIGN THE COAL TROPICAL;
 CRISIS AVERTED
Continued From Page 1

~~~-~.~~~~~~~~~~~-~-~~O ON~~~~-o-~~N,s~> to the differnce between the price paid under paragraph two of the above and the export price of Ger man coal, f b in German ports or the English export price o b in En- glish ports, whichever may be the lowest as laid down in paragraph six-b of annex 5, part 8, of the treaty of Versailles. These advances. shall be made in accordance with articles 235 and 251 of the treaty of Yer sailles. They shall enjoy absolute priority over all other allied claims on Germany The advance shall be made at thea end of each month in accordance with the number of tons delivered and at the average f b price of coal during the period. Ad- vances on account shall be made by the allies at the end of the first month without waiting for the exact figure.
 Seventh--If by November 15, 1920 October have not reached six million tons the allies will proceed to the occupation of a further portion of German territory, either in the Ruhr it is ascertained that the the total de- liveres for August, September and or some other region.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17

ILOLH dRe l
 we continue to believe in the sover- eighty of God, we might as well take down the flag of civilization"
 Continuing, the governor said:
 q have heard it said by those who oppose suffrage that it will not help the affairs of the nation for the req :. son that it will introduce too much of the element of emotionalsm. Re- duce this to it's essence and you have the belief on the part of the objector that with women, the heart assumes a control over the mind in serious matters. During the war, if we had lost sight of the idealism that guided us, we would have failed. We held to it because our emotions were arous- ed, the brain alone could not have saved us. Having helped to save the democracy of the .world, women are entitled to become thinking and a vital part in it."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17
Power Sent Over
 Complete Loop of A. l. and P. Company

Power was sent over the loop, con necting' the Pine Bluff, Little Rock and Picron power plants, for the first time, yesterday. The line between Stuttgart and England has just beer completed. This new line was need ed to supply 80 new rice irrigatipe motors in the rice fields near Stutt. gart. At times there were 159 mer working on this section in order te speed up the work. This makes 2 total of 144 miles of transmission and distribution lines completed since March 1.
 This new connection assures the rice fields of ample power at al times and the cities which are con.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17
Concealed Birth
 for Many Years

Chicago, July 16.--Robert Edwards, said tp be son of Edward R. Ridge ly, of Springfield, Ills, former na- tional bank examiner, who died re- gently, today was granted permission by Judge Sullivan to adopt his fa- ther's name.
 The petition was accompanied by a certificate showing marriage h- cense had been issued to Ridgely and Miss Fannie Clark, at Little Rock, Ark, in October 1888. Following the birth of the son, the petition said. there was fashionable church we'd ding in Springfield, but the parents concealed knowledge of the boy birth from their parents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17
R. A. Poole Heads
 Building Trades

R. A. Poole was elected president of the Building Trade Council at 8 largely attended meeting held yes terday evening. Other officers elect cd include: c. c. Wilson, vice-presi- dent; J. l.. Gracey, recording secre- tary; J. c. Birchfield, financial sec retary and treasurer; V. II. Fitzpat- rick. conductor; J. T. Whitaker, ser geant-at-arms. A discussion of legis- lation was an interesting feature of the meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17

dressed robbers, three of whom were negroes and one Japanese, ran sacked the fashionable home of Mrs. Edward W. Shields, widow of a mill lionaire grain dealer, here today and carried off liquor and jewelry, val ued at about $1 000. Two of the rob bers held Mr. and Mrs. M. k. Rich ardson, friends of Mrs. Shields who were occupying the house in her ab- sence, and six other persons guests and servants, captive while the other marauders went through the house. The Shields home is situated in an exclusive southside residence district. Japonese servants were formerly em- ployed there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17
Cows Get Drunk
 on Sour Mash

Durham, N. C., July 16.-John King, 8 farmer living near this city, last night found two of his cows dyong on the ground of their pasture in a stupor apparently suffering from some strange malady. A veterinarian was called and after lengthy examination pronounced both animals merely beastly drunk. A search for the cause led to the discovery of big moon- shine still in secluded corner of the pasture. The cows had eaten a quan- tity of the mash used by illicit whis- key manufactures.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17
UNFAIR TO BOTH PARTIES.

When you ask for standard ar ticle in it's line and a substitute or imitation is forced upon you, two parties are wronged by the trans action-yourself and the maker of the article you wanted, It pays to get genuine Foley Kidney Pills for backache, rheumatic pains and other symptoms of kidney and bladder trouble.-Mann's Pharmacy. Adv.
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RED OFFENSIVE STOPS.

Berne, July 15.-The' Russian Bol- shevik offensive in the Ukraine has come to a standstill, according to ad- vices from Bucharest, which declare the counter offensive of Urkrain- ian forces is making progress. The Ukrainian armies are being backed up by growing forces of volunteers forming in the rear of the Bolshe- vik and aided extensive uprisings of peasants.
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the trans-continental flying expedi- ton, which left Mineola, Long Island, Thursday, bound for Nome, Alaska who was compelled to land at Elm
 hurst near here, after becoming lost in fog, failed to get away today as expected. Repairs on the plane were not finished in time. Captain Street will hop off for Erie tomorrow morn ing
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] ISAAC DREYFUS COMPANY l "Your Grandparents Traded Here"
 

666 has more limitations than any other Chill and Fever Tonic on the market, but no one wants limitations. They are dangerous things iii the medicine line. Adv
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666 cures malaria, chills and fever, bilious fever, colds and lagrippe. It kills the parasite that causes the fever. It is assplendid laxative and general tonic. AAv.
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AVIATOR STILL AGROUND.

Scranton, Pa., July 16.-Captain St. Clair Street, commanding officer of
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Inected by the loop may now borrow power from the other plants in case of emergency.
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Red Line Delivery-M Moving. hauling erating and storing. Country trips Office phone 22ss, residence phone 242o. s-f1.dtt
 MT. and Mrs. Nick Dockery, Mr and Mrs. Dan McDohald. Miss Lillian Julian, Dan Byrd, Jr., and five Boy scouts left this morning at. 5 o'clock Tor a weeks camping and fishing trip on the Ouachita river near Camden
 M. $. Pogue has returned from Flint, Mich, where he visited the Blu ick factory.
 Jim Holderness returned yesterday from fishing trip on Jug creek neaf Fordyce.
 Miss Eleanor Nunn has resigned her position as assistant secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and will leave next month for Asbury Park where she will attend reunion of Red Cross canteen workers who served overseas. MT. Bloom expresses much regret over the loss of Miss Nunn and states that she has been most highly efficient assistant. Miss Mum will go from Asbury Park to New York where she will spend the winter.
 A message from Miss Beatrice Johnson, who is motoring through the western states with her sister, Mrs Lee. Mr. Lee and their daughter, Jill, of hos Angeles, states that the party is now in Portland, on their way to Seattle.
 c. P. Guest, of the real estate de- pnrtment of the Cotton Belt bank, states that the real estate business is booming and much property is chang ing hands. He reports the following sales: A. L. Elkins to c. P. Howard, five-room cottage at 1404 West Four tecnth, S4,900; Mrs. Minnie Rose to Frank Stewart, five-room cottage at 906 Ohio, $2,500; Mrs. Mildred Jorman to Mrs. Minnie Rose, five-room cot tage at 5O2 Florida, s3,00O.
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Red Line Delivery Moving, hauling cratlng and storing. Country trips. Of1ice phone 22Ss, residence phone 14xV. 6-11-dtf
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M s. Pogue has returned from Flint, Mich, where he visited the Blu ick factory.
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Jim Holderness returned yesterday from fishing trip on Jug creek nea'f Fordyce.
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