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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1918
Page
8
The fragment describes a sales offer for delivery of items on demand with a catchy phrase. It mentions The F Ronstadt in connection with the offering and implies flexible timing for delivery. The readable text is brief and lacks full context.
American advance units reached the Coblenz bridgehead amid bands and resting in occupied villages. French divisions join on the right, while American and Allied forces distribute across the Rhine crossing, with trucks, howitzers, and civilian crowds following the push.
Desie reports from Merongen Holland that German emperor Wilhelm II and his wife remain secluded at the castle. He is cut off from outside contact while rumors of a move and the former empress’s heart condition persist. they sometimes walk the damp grounds or travel in a closed car as they await guidance on future quarters.
At a special city council meeting Douglas is declared a masked city until the influenza epidemic abates. An ordinance will require every person on the streets to wear a mask. The measure takes effect Thursday morning and quarantine lifts then. The high school reopens Tuesday with masks required. theatres and other public venues to follow.
The article notes President and Mrs. Wilson riding through the Bois de Boulogne in an automobile. A proclamation by American authorities restricts German uniforms in the occupation zone and bans weapons transfers to authorities. Prices and sales rules are set to equalize for Americans and Germans.
Paris dispatch reports the Berlin government unable to maintain order with deserters terrorizing residents. Looting floods into apartments and shops as famine bites. theatres and restaurants operate, prices surge, and a republic is predicted as relief funds and provisions dwindle.
In Bee Paso on December 16 hundreds of Kiris and women with Red Cross knitting bags converged on the business district. The drive report says dollar memberships were easier to obtain than in prior campaigns and officials expect to close before week’s end. RFE Thomason, campaign chairman, hosted a luncheon to hear reports and direct workers.
The funeral for Fratecscn Clonsales was conducted Monday afternoon at the cathedral, with burial at Holy Hope cemetery in War wo Nettve of Vina and in, as brothers attended here and at Yuma.
Fragmentary note mentions Motori at a M8 and a Christmas wifi deal. No clear names, places, or dates are readable. Information is too incomplete to determine date or scope of the event.
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