The evening world. Newspaper, July 5, 1918, Page 9

* ©HE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1918. i 3 SOLED SET. ESB'ES 7 SERETHRY LIME nn lg Heal your| 743 BLAMES THE WAR siete rie OF AMERICANISM Fs es BG nt ee pennorveveant ities could not bear to leave him, she vertised article, pay a few dollars down, the balance in weekly or monthly payment. Our credit requires no extra chargeo—Ne interest added. |@o enlisted herself as a preders4 E = Se skin with = B | Woman Taken, Hysterical, to Sore: sain cctPers sata to bettas Tells Btostions Gen Germany Can Bellevue Tells Thrilling Story | wear tne helmet furnished by the Understand Only Language Genuine ACCOUNTS OPENED FROM Conaince yourself by comperteen, wiles pou Of Experience in FIMNCHs sie mente ann will caning of Big Guns, Oak 3 $5 000 ahawwls, td ae 2 oe tae Chif- to OUR PRICES ARE Edith Oakley, living at No, 309 West | through a section where severe PITTSBURGH, July 5.—Three veo fonier eekly or Monthly Payments 1 i ] O 47th Stroct, was taken to Bellevue in fighting was going on. It was then of negotiation, patience and appea " nots Especially Invited ALWAYS THE LOWEST an ambulance shortly after 2 o'clock She says sho received the mental | EET] “ showed the United States that there If your doct to use Resinol for that 1 usally stops ite this morning as a result of @ stroll 980k which accounts for her pres- skin-trouble you y econc - ‘ > ent hysterical condition, She saya '% Only one language Germany co» 8 od jrhied | thought! Well from her apartment to a letter box ahe saw her brother wounded, forced ‘understand—from the mouth of th Country are pi clad only in a@ night dress. Mrs. to his knees and then bayoneted while big gun. There wil! be no limit to the and have been di ‘ Oakley was found by Patrolman helpless by a German. number of troops and cannon thi So why not take the combined advice of all te Bernard Noble, of the West| Later ste herself was wounded, she these wise medical men and let Resin ‘ agate. 4th Street Station, being heid| told Noble, and was granted a four CUNtry will send ixainst the force Ointment make your skin well ? ra , 4 ‘by several citizens, She was shriek- | months’ feave of absence. Whenever of the Teutonic autocracy. Lv OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH y m ing and struggling to escape, At she permits ber mind to dwell on the industry and every dotiar in the land OUR SPECIAL — battlefield tragedy she is unnerved jg pledged to support the war until 3-Room Outfit and loses control of her actions, she i] said. Bhe dec ced shot 1 no recole| Victory for the Allies is won 70 fection of leaving the house last | This, briefly, is the ‘ night, but that she had sat down in | “fight until victory’ p e olay, tar Te 91.80 Weekly. | u Pay fe thi 129. 98} her night dress to write a letter to jjned by Franklin K. Lane, Secretacy : hadi debtethd . a Week i an aunt. When she was found on re aaa Bie a sad ‘aah oF Credit the strect sho had a letter in a Of the Interior, in an address hom ||| care OF BABY CARRIAGES, Sale of High. Grade Summer Farnitare " OPEN AN ACCOUNT it (Four Pieces) Ree. 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