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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1918

Page

4

We Kings Must Stand Together in Morning World Crisis

The piece mocks royal privacy and urges emperors Charles of Austria-Hungary Ferdinand of Romania and William to unite as monarchical power wanes. It argues that universal kingship has begun and the era of single rulers may be ending, predicting shifting political tides.

Charles Austria-Hungary George Creel Charley George Chartey Ferdinand Roumania William

Our Boys Over There Rally Against Kaiser in Verse

Wartime poem praising Allied soldiers and the Kaiser’s downfall. It extols lifting morale as waves of troops cross the ocean to smash the Teutons and defend freedom. The speaker promises relentless action and enduring glory for the Allied cause.

Become Kings Then Kings Depart As Common People Rise

A reflective note contrasts monarchic power with egalitarian shifts. It imagines rulers transforming into ordinary citizens as leaders depart, urging swift turnover and rapid parting of guests to hasten change.

Missouri Boys Finish Ames Course

Fifty hundred Missouri men in khaki completed eight weeks of training at Iowa State College before boarding a special train for overseas service as auto drivers and mechanics. The program ran smoothly with strong community support and good discipline noted by college and army officials.

Ames Missouri Iowa State College Broadway France Seaboard BE. W. Stanton

Not enough context to form a headline

A fragment notes about 500 Iowans expected this weekend and their prompt training due to experience with the first detachment. The brief hints at a military or drill context but lacks specifics on unit, location, or event outcome.

June 5 Registrants May Enter Marines

Men who registered June 5 1918 may enlist in the marine corps without local board classification. They must bring their registration card and a certificate of board consent. These men will join early draft quotas and should apply immediately unless they prefer to wait for the draft.

Marine Recruiting Office Marine Corps

Young Zurich Boy Dies After Brief Illness

A seven year old boy in Zurich died of an ailment described as old age. He was the youngest in a family famed for athletic prowess with an elder brother a first class boxer and a younger brother who won numerous sports prizes. Doctors from across Europe sought a cure but failed.

Zurich Europe

Charities in New York Cost City Nearly 14 Million Yearly

City records show charitable organizations cost New York about 14 million dollars annually with more than seven million dollars exempt from taxes. The figure reflects widespread charitable activity and tax policy effects on municipal finances.

City of New York

Food pledge drive head in Iowa leadership noted

Mrs. Francis BE Whitey of Webster City Iowa chairs the Women’s committee for the U S Food Administration in Iowa. Former Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs president, she led the fall effort to sign up the food pledge as the state fed the nation.

Francis BE. Whitey Webster City Iowa Women's Committee United States Food Administration Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs

Hidden Treasure of Don Esteban in Cuban Saga

A Cuban planter Don Esteban Varona guards a vast treasure hidden in a plantation well with slave Sebastian as the only keeper. After a series of betrayals, killings, and uprisings, Rosa and Evangelina endure peril as O Reilly and allies pursue the treasure and rescue efforts across Cuba and New York. The saga follows power, love, and rebellion spanning multiple chapters with key figures Donna Isabel, Pancho Cueto, and Insurrectos.

Don Esteban Varona Sebastian Don Esteban Esteban Isabel Evangelina Donna Isabel Rosa Don Mario O'Reilly New York Pancho Cueto Psteban Cueto Chaptor Vi—O'reilly Cuba Ingirettos Chaptor VII Leslie Branch Gobo Cobo O Reilly Alvarado O’reilly America Weyler Asensio Norine Evans Norine Rose Matanzas O O'Reilly Jacket

Rescued prisoner Esteban revealed alive after pursuit

In a tense scene Esteban is confirmed alive and rescued from a prison. O’Reilly and Rosa encounter evasive reactions from others while Evangelina warns of Cobo, the origin of their misfortune. Johnnie returns with bundles as they plan food and survival, while a feeble Rosa and a hungry boy await relief.

Cobo Rosa O'Reilly Httle Asensio Johnnie Evangelina

Haunted Garden Revival Sparks Escape Plan

Rosa Varona recovers quickly under lover O'Reilly's care and money while Esteban is alive. Rosa, filled with hope, calls their prison a paradise but fears the harsh reality of Matan gas. They discuss a daring escape despite locals warning that past attempts ended in death.

Rosa Varona O'Reilly Esteban Rosa Matangas Asensio

We Must Move Now Despite Failing Food

In reply to Rosa’s question a man reveals their money is nearly gone and food is scarce. Five people rely on a sporadic supply from Jucket, with only a tile meal plantain scraps and occasional meat keeping them alive. They decide to leave while they still have strength.

Jucket Rosa

A Real Friend Quote About Life Insurance

A snippet presents a father defining friendship as someone who knows you well and refuses to tell others you consider buying a thousand dollars in life insurance. The line contrasts trusted closeness with gossip in town.

Passenger Train Schedule Fragments

A railway timetable fragment lists arrival and departure times for various trains. Entries include No. 25 Passenger Lower, No. 3 Passenger, No. 91 Local, No. 92 Local, with times around 9:27 p m 6:10 p m 9:37 a m 12:01 p m and 6:20 p m. W. E. LIN appears as the agent or source.

Exce J. B. Kuna Lo'west Lim W. E. Lin

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