davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1916-08-25
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nIkAtf ubNhN
.Sisb nal, Ganihen, ia tenns
gsnsbis nod ni6t; 9ranots bobeu
mid einesIooen uno 0u peibl felbf,
nOdmaIs cine Rsiis gum Siiosn, Oas
bliibt mir niGt. QaFe mid bod
Sieben, ih tperbs q Dir ME perseFsnl-
Sic ipro9 srrsstsr, mariner. ala
lie polte.
~unO mas fpsrosu bic GItsrH
Iossn9"
Nd. lisbfe Sonie EruOs, mas &c.
Ideben 1T, 1T ssIdsbsn. Dir mo9t
niemano einen Worpurf unb i9, nun,
i'd nebms bic undnesnebmen Qusein'
anberlebungen germ auf mid, tpenn
i'd nur nod nal oruaBsn NOR, in
elmer gang anoersn StaOt. in Be
neoi9l"
sd bo9te, Du bdtt.F 70 pieI
S9ones eeIsben, nun tpdre Dsin
Durit seftilt.-
rSa, i9 mub Dir unSontbor e..
l9eiuen. i9 fiibIe Is; Du peiBt nidt,
ME nebe mir oos tut"
Sic fab ibrs Sanie trauria ab'
bitteno an.
Die Id4eIte fsin.
so elm sroBss M6b9sn, unb
greift nad alien Yuntsn! 9sneDie
tpiro Dir gar niht 10 Iebr eefolsn;
fir mid batte Is INNER sinsn lsi9ter
Ealmibeigeidmad, es 1T tbsatroIil9."
mGs pitb mir ni9t Iebr seFoa:n,
iaglt DUB @Iio i'd oorf rsiIen!"
ella beugte Ii9s Dor, Iie Iegte oi.
SonofId4en Ieidt 5ulummsn.
rSd. IN @ottes Nomen. mein Rin0,
reife nur. uber obns Did bsimtommsr
Diu i'd nidt, i9 criports Did in
Min4en, i4 piirbs 70 Ionse 6ier
bletben, tpenn ih meinsn aItsn
Greunben Die 3ufnmmertunft in
Min4en ni4t ieIbit Dorssi9Iager
bdtte."
.Ob. pis i'd mid frsus," Tust,
Qiiu. SeItium bIei9 fab lie aus, BIZ
ltol5e 2iia ban b. GanDt.
~unb uirt Oh aud ssnus ReiIe,
gelo baben, 2iIa9"
~Nber Sonts!" 2iTd pebrt. baltic
ab, lid babe reidIi9. mebr oIs id
IsIbit tpubte, Ou bait ia uIss, nIsi
fir mid bSafIt!~
~AlfO gut, mein Sinh, nun poler
mir au1> ni4t msbr iibsr @einen 4b.
lte8er 5pre4sn. Sd reiis mOrssl
friib nit Dem erIten 3ug, uno 3,
tannit Dir beuts nod Ole Gabrtart
fir ben Dampfsr beiorsen unb il
orei Sogen. nein, in ipdtefens fun.
Sagen biit Du Bel mir in Miin&sn.
Die aIte Dame Sos ibre llbr.
~Sa, bann pGre es obeS 3eit, DoF
0u se6Ft, fOnit 1T bic aussabsFea,
gef4Iofen."
.8ijt 9u mir aud ni6t bOl.
Sant9en9"
REIN, 0u grobes Rinb.-
.4ber elm tIein penis bod, i9 isb
es Dir an"
@eibe Id9eIten.
2tia griff nab ibrem Sut, De
neben i6r auf einem StubI lag: ~Nu
Wieoerieben, i9 bin iofort pisos
bier."
.Auf Mieberfeben; mein R;nO."
Washington Journal., 1916-08-25


Qnoras Smrt ltonO am Safsn unO
spnrtete.
WGre ss m0slid. bob iie. ni8t td'
mes Cine ber36eflemmenbe unruhe
sermirbte Jpn I9on ben son5en Sag.
GO mar nod niGt bier u9r, unb
bod Iagte ct h9 Doll 9itterteit: nun
tommt Fe ni9t. mebr. Iaste es Ii@
tmmer lpieber, bis Jpn fror mitten i'm
betBen SonnenIi9t.
Dos Motor6oot fubr erIt mad bier
llbr sur Sniel 6iniiber - tpenn
fie nun aber ni9t lam! ST fibIte
iib 10 ma9tlos, tpie berroten. @ieIs
Isi9t mar fe I9on fort, unO ct
itono bier nit bieiem tuiitenben Web
I'm 9sr3en - un6 tonnte bod nur
. In t:sfer G~rgebsnbeit an lie Denten,
tonnte it4 ni9t befreien,- ni9t tpettsrn
ober LADEN, tpte er es ionit tuobl &c,
tan bGtte, tpenr Elm MGbel nal ni4t
Mori belt.
limb nie fonnten ibm nur Iol4e
MGbel no9mnls einfaLen. iebt, tpO
er bier itanb un5 ouf Die cine pors
tete, auf bic einaise. bic es nod fir
ibn gab. Mein Soft, tDenn fie ni8t
lam!
.Mn0ras Smrt irnnbte iein Geii@t
benz Meere ou unc fab es ni@l. pie
bos f9Dne. blonde MGb9en, ItrabIen>
Der nIs en- lie ie selsbsp. our4 bos
treits @teintor Dem 6aFen sufnritt,
urb tpie feIbit Der alte 3oIpdAter
bic turae pfsife aus Sem Muno nabm
unh tbr nit itaunenber 8emunoerung
na@btidte.
Ella ging bi9t an inn porii6er,
ibr fetner Ouft freifte i6n. Sic
tponbfs ii9 niGt arr Geite, lie iu9te
ii9 eleih einen bequemen PlaB i'm
Mctorboot.
Den iunsen @eiger ii6erfIutete cine
belize ggeIe bon Treu6e. 8erseFen
mar Der MbI9ie6. bic Dual bes
Mortsns: ba mar lie. bic f90ne
3ifa. unb nit i6r par Die @elt rols
Ter MDnnen.
2ifo iab ouf, ibre ausen besriiB>
ten iid Ieiie.
9atte ss ie einen fdOneren Sag se<
Aeben!
'Mnbere Meni9en fomen, 6eFiegen
bns Boot. lddenb. lGrmenb, 8abes
binbel inter ben Mrmen. feline Mus>
flialsr, fein elegautes publitum.
Nun cling aud Ssmre Ing Boot
hinein. Gr tomb crit ldffia lumber,
bann i@o6 ct fn atpii9sn 2iid unb
einen ileinen. ousaelaffsnen Burden.
2ifo riidte au: Geite. unter benz
breiteu Nanb ib.es !6utss binpsg trof
Jpn eir lG9eln5.r Bid.
@orne5me, blonde 2iia. mas ii.bit
Tu i6n an, ben ftummen fie6ernben
3iaeuner, tparum sieBsf Du cine
Slut in feline Mbern, bic ni9ts mebr
arslOf9en tanng ga, es lit Der leBte
9aq, unb Ser mar in ieiner innsrli4
HeiBen @ti1e zines unbef9reibli4en
3nubers bon.
Run trug lie bas Boot binii6er su
elmer potren Snfel Der Seligen, bins
ter ibr tpie cine MGr@enffabt bas
farbise, leudtenbt &aauia, unb nes
ZEN i6r Elm Mann, beKen a~artefe
Beribruna ibr f9on feline ~Der5ebrenos
2ie6e perriet.
Worum ni4t einmol ouf biefer
f4Dnen Welt ane Sorgen binter iih
iperfsn. tparum ni6t elm einsiaes Nal
inmitten an biefer Serrli4teit ni&ts
fii6len als bas eigene, iunge, marine
9erss
Ser lsste Sag.
Die 9u9t Der Sniel tam ndber,
grim unb INNER eriinsr purbe oas
Maitr. Der aelbe, feinise @runS
aauberte cine berrIi5e S~maraqbfarbe
berpor.
Die Rinber, bic Trauen NIT If
rem 8iinbeln. alss brdngte benz 0ans
be az.
2iia perlieB als leBte oas Boot.
gnpras Smre mar fofort in einen
Seitentpeg ~einssbogerl. 0ifa folgte
Jim.
go sing iIe cine lnnse MeiIe. sic
tDtte MUIR bic iAnelen S4ld3e t9res
Washington Journal., 1916-08-25

GuuleH, ule 4alte OF Ntll Hs eIN
erOBeres 2eio gsiebea.
Cine iur5s Spunrs Sell bdbe i'd
in Der eroBen linenbIidteit. bas
tur5s Ssin lit mir nidt s.ssben
irorben, UNI es gu 5sritOrsn; id muB
IS Iebeu, ME Is mir SugeteiIt tpurbs,
ME ih es msifern tonn.
Was lit bier nles UNI MID Der
eritonosn uno erloIhsn2 Riemanb
DeiB es. niemuno frnst oaroH.
Menidsni9idjoIs, 0amaIs pis
beute. IS tommt ia nur oornuf on,
mutig gu fem uno bos sisens feline
S4idial felt in bic 9nno gu uebmen.
2iia bate itG unter einen bIiiben'
ben @rnnotboum gefeBt. Dur4 bic
3peise, I'm bic rotsliibenoen Bitten
orone bos ttefe 9immeIsbIau.
Bin i'd bsnn ptrtIih 10 gang eIeno
uno psrloFsn, tpenn i9 BON allen
AbI9ieb nsbme, pos bisber mein
3sben ausmahte9 Bin i'd nidi
jung, 10 oacbts 2ifu peitsr. jung,
geIun6 unb no1I oud IaOnY 9aben
ni4t unSGbIige Grauen elm sIei4es
Sos ~9etrogen9
llnb bonn iiberfisl lie bod tpieber
8erSt6eiflung. @iniam, fnIt Obns
Mittel, in einem fremoen 2ono, nein,
es mar e~rauenbaft.
S9eu taiteten ibre @ebonien ~
Dem Wann biaiiber, Der ibr bieIss
fur9tbare 2eio Segehsn bate.
MGre es mOeIi9, t0nnte i'd nit
ibm Iebeu, feline GefGbrtin fem. iein
@eib9
Sic ipuBte es, nit iubsInbem @nt'
5iiden piirbe er lie a%ufnebmen. Wsnu
bic Seimat lie ou9 bon Ii9 itieB,
NOR lie fir Mnoros Smre bic @9On'
le Der S96nen, ole HeinIte Der Rel
nen. aein 3peifeI triibte Oiefsn
@ebanfen.
sic iab Iein Id0nes, 6unsles Sc.
II9t in beiBem 6lehen iber fhb se'
nsiet: rWsrlob mid ni9t, 2iio,
fiBe 0ifa, ia mub Dergeben, uers
oerben obne Did, Oh biit mebr oIa
Die SOME. als ole ShOnbeit Der
8elt; 9u btit Die MuIit, bic in mir
lebt, Du biit bic Sebniu9t al meiner
Sabre, perIuhe mid ni4t!"
@enn lie nun au ibm suriid'
tebrte2
gu Dem 3iseunerprimos, 10 raunts
es ipDttii9 in ibr.
gu Dem Gin5igen, Der feline arms
na4 mir ~ausbreiten pirb, faste eine
anbere Gtimme.
gu benz umber3iebenhen Wuiitan,
ten, Dem @efdbrten 3peifeI6after
@brenmdnner, 3if4eIte Is tpieber.
gu Dem Manne, benz ia elm IN.
enbli9es Slid eebe, nit benz iG
Dielei4t elm neues. rei9es 2eben be-
ginnen fDnnte!
gu einem iunsen. unsebiIoeten
Burden, Der zines Soges oopou
5iebt unb mid spniI9 beiieite f4iebt,
Hein, nein, oos ni9t. bas FAM, er
nidt!
Sin filler, pilber 8urfde 1T CT,
bon 3drtli4teit, Doll 9er5enssiite.
R0nnte er ni9t oo9 msin @efGbrte
iein9 SIT fein Arm nibt tueiGer oIs
Der Rno9enarm, Der mid BORT unteu
an ii9 aiebt9
ella lebnte ben aopf 5uriid uni
Iab in 0as bunte Geudten: Nein.
ni4t fort, ni9t fort aus oieiem
tparmen Qeben. Narten min i9,
rubis peroen. bonn finbet. ii@ i9or
Elm Meg.
Sic 19Iang beiDe Mrms I'M ibr
Rnie uno fam in Ii9 binein.
0a itiesen S0ne in ibr uuf, fsrns,
iiber al ben lnuI9enoen Meni9en
cine fAIante feline @sfaIt. eine
f9mdIe 9anb, bic ben 8osen fiibrte.
elm ernftes, fat i4mer3lides @eii&t,
Nun Dffnet ii9 Der berbe iungG
Muno: tlagenoes !Seimpeb Der SeeIe
fIutet iber Die Mense binpss unS
greift in einfade unD iunse 9eraer
binein, unb Ielbft Der trG9e 8iirger
fiibIt Ieiie ben Gliiseli4Iag etpiser
Sebnfuat.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-11
II. II, warerip while motoring to
Glendale and other points.

II. II, warerlp while motoring to
Glendale and other points.
Mrs. Huselton, OF Kerby. who has
spent several weeks at the Nelson
home. Is now In Grants Pass, where
she will visit for q fortnight
Mr., and Mrs, NJ, G. Ament and son.
Billy. were Fruitdale callers Sunday,
Mrs. G. H. Peterson and baby
came out from the city Monday and
spent the day with Mrs, o, @.
Lackous,
Mr.. and Mrs, Howard wardrip. OF
Vancouver. Washington. same Sun
day fora several days visit with their
brother, II. II, Wardrip, and family,
DR., W, II. Nice. OF Grants Pass.
was caller at the Nelson home
Sunday, the Or, and Mrs, Nelson be-
ing old time Wyoming aequaintanees,
Mr.. and Mrs, Adolph Breitmayer.
IF, Breitmayer and family. d. G. Hef-
ley, Estelle oakes and Miss Strend
enjoyed Sunday together at the A,
Breitmayer home.
Mrs, John Vale and baby arrived
last week from Kansas. coming TO
be with Mr.. Vale, who Is employed
at the brick yards.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-11
MURPHY

Miss Gertrude Ainsworth has had
an operation performed by DR.. Glenn
ent for some throat and nose trouble.
Mrs. Thos. Beagle and children
have returned from Jacksonville
where they attended Decoration day
services.
Miss Bertha Coats Is visiting at
the Hayes Brothers ranch.
Mrs. Jas. Darneille Is home from
the hospital and is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Mary Leith is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. L. NJ. Mitchell.
Gene Hayes and Wheeler Osborne
are up at Three Pines saving wood.
Neil Allen gave good aluminium
demonstration Saturday night after
grange, and the members enjoyed
roast beef and coffee prepared In
Aluminium vessels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pickett Woodson re-
turned this week after an extend
ed visit in Colorado, New Mexico and
other points.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-11
LEIANn
A daughter was born to MIR. and
Mrs. Gene Reed last Sunday,

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Reed last Sunday,
James McCumber and, Mrs. Amy
Klum and daughter, Edith. nnstored
TO Roseburg last Thursday to see
Jack Sanders, who is in the Soldiers
Home and not expected to live long
Lou orme made q business trip tc
Grants Pass last Wednesday.
Merle olds returned from San
Francisco Sunday.
Ford Brock, OF klamath Falls, ar
rived home Tuesday to visit his par
ents for a few days.
Miss Inex Williams went to Port.
land Monday to see the rose carnival
Miss Isabel Ewings. who has spent
the winter with the DR.. Williams
family and in going to the Grants
Pass high school, started back to her
home in Salt Lake Monday.
Link Ellis and sen. Charles, auto.
ed to Grants Pass Wednesday on
business.
There will be box social in the
Macsin hall Saturday evening. the
proceeds to go towards helping to
fence the Wolf Creek cemetery.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-11
REPUBLICANS no ELECT
CHAIRMAN MONDAY

Chicago, June 10.--The republican
national committee viii meet Mon
day to elect the chairman who VIII
conduct Justice Hughes campaign
There IL u strong feelIn gin the COM
mlttee that Charles u. lIllles should
be reelected, but II q fight for the
place is launched by the friends Of
Frank II. Hitchcock, the latter has
sufficient power In the committee to
land the post. Hitchcock today said
he was not q candidate, II this Is
true, committeeman say, liilles VIII
be reelected.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-11
PREPARING FOR THE
DEMOCRATS At ST. LOUIS

st. Louis, June 10.---Delegates ana
visitors to the Democratic National
convention here June IA will be en-
tertained as delegates never we're
entertained before.
Fifty-one non-partisan reception
committees have been named.
Forty-elght committees will take
care Of the state delegations; one
for the District OF Columbia delega-
tion and one each for tho National
committee and the visiting newspaper
men.
Thirteen state delegations Will be
looked after by clubs composed OF
natives OF those states
The other states will be looked
after by various local business and
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-11

bury hatters In the famous Danbury
Boycott case. the American Fedora
tion has named June 18th as the
day upon which labor should contrib
ute the needed $4,000 additional.
The federation's request says that
'all workers who did not contribute
on January 9th are earnestly re-
quested to contribute the wages OF
an hours labor Thursday June 18th.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-11
MERLIN

Lloyd Fall has gone to Detroit,
Mich. where he will study civil en-
gineering.
Mrs. McCauley Roberts, OF Drns-
muir. Cal. visited friends here the
last OF the week
A daughter was born to NJ and
Mrs. Bert Massie Thursday, June :.
George Culp has gone to Portland.
where he will be employed during the
summer
W. A. Massie spent n few days
here the first OF the week and made
a business trip to Grants Pass.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-11
ILLINOIS VALLEY

The following committees were ap-
pointed to act for the coming cele-
bration at Hervey's grove on July 4
Program-Frank Nickerson. Mrs,
James Lewis. Miss Edith Holland:
arrangement Frank Nickerson,
James Sowell. Harry Floyd; refresh
ment--Mesdames Babcock. Holland.
Lind, Seyferth. Pfefferle. and Kittie
Sowell: finance-Frank Hogue. Ever
ett Hogue. Wesley Woodcock, Albert
Lewis, Mrs. Roy Wells and Henry
Pfeiferle. Ralph Kitterman will be
at the head OF the various commit
tees. The boys are grading a race
track and getting their ball grounds
in good shape. and everything points
to good celebration.
The little son OF William Hazel
rig has been quite Ill.
Wallace Kohler returned from
Grants Pass Friday.
Joe Chamberlain returned from
Grants Pass Monday. He was accom-
panied home by his granddaughter.
Miss Woodcock. OF Jackson county.
Fred Cornutt underwent an opera
tion at the hospital at Central Point
about week ago and so far as can
be learned is getting along nicely.
His many friends hope to hear OF
his complete recovery soon. Mrs.
Cornutt went to be with her hus-
band until he Is out OF danger.
Mrs. Hunt, OF Kerby. Is suffering
from a severe attack OF pneumonia.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-11
500 FRENCH PRISONERS
TAKEN ny GERMANS

Berlin, Via Wireless to sayvIlle.
June TO- Storming u strong fortl-
fed French position west OF Fort
Vaux the German troops took 500
French prisoners and twenty-five ma
chine guns, according TO tho German
official statement today,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-11
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
COMMITTEEMEN NAMED

Chicago, June 10.-The republi-
can convention today named the fol-
lowing for committeeman. Connecti-
cut, John G.. King; West Virginia
A. l.. Highland; New York, Herbert
Parsons. The national committee
will fill vacancy caused by the failure
of Delaware to elect national com
mitteeman.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-11
FPUITDhI,F

Annie Nelson helped Miss Louise
Rodell commemorate her birthday by
spending the day with her Sunday.
John Ross left Wednesday morn
ing for watsonville; California,
where he goes to Join his wife. who
hac becn ihcTc for several weeks.
Glenn wardrip and family Of Tai
ent,. stopped Tuesday for a visit with
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-11
FAIRBANKS NOT Yet
DECIDED 40 ACCEpr r

Indianapolis June TO- Charles
Warren Fairbanks told 'hc United
Press this afternoon that he had nos
yet made up Ills mind whether 10
accept the nomination fo, ylce ptesl-
dent, mado by the republican, nation
NJ convention
Fairbanks statement may not
como today,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-11
HELP AGAIN ASKED
FOR DANBURy HATTERs

Washington, June TO- Because
only s1S2.1Ss,b5 Of the needed $2bO,-
900 was subscribed by American la
boring men to pay the judgement
against the homes Of the aged Dam
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-11
KERRY

ou hVuuays ohoue a~Nat A>SA~s ""'
shocked by the sad news that Mr.
Grant, who was working ut the Logar
mining camp, had met with mis-
fortune which caused his death in
! few hours. The report Is that some
one had left nick sticking In the
ground and Mr.. Grant. in some way
had fallen upon the pick in such
manner as to cause the end OF the
| implement to enter the abdomen. and
before surgical assistance could be
! had he passed away. Mr.. Grant was
buried In the I. o. o. F. cemetery
near Kerby on Tuesday.
/ Reuben Hunt, wife and two chill
dren, and Mrs. Calbreath end son
all Of San Francisco, arrived Sunday
( for visit with Mr.. Hunts mother
| The Ivy Tatting club met this week
with Mrs. Willis. The invited guests
were Mrs. Winner. Mrs. Burke and
Misses Alice Tycer. Fleeta Turner
and Vida McCallister.
\ Mr.. Lind and wife. OF Holland
and Frank Thompson. mother and
sister visited the Chautauqua al
Grants Pass on Wednesday.
A company of members OF the
1 /. o. o. F. of Kerbyville Lodge visit
ed the Grants Pass Lodge on Wednes
day night Three candidates for the
first degree OF Odd Fellowship were
taken along to receive the degree al
the hands OF the degree team ol
Grants Pass. Those who visited the
Grants Pass Lodge are: Ed Burke
Dan Bous, e. S. Woodcock. John
Turner, Phil Dessinger. Wesley
woodcock, Grover Montgomery,
Archie Anderson, Jim Hogue, Billy
Hogue. Geo. Duncan, James Seyferth,
Dick George. Robert Kitterman. John
Spence. Bill George. Fred Hart. Don
Robinson. Lee Robinson. James
Howard. J. @. Willis.
Mrs. Powe-vogel and Mrs. Rut-
ledge-Dodge, OF Olympia. after spend.
ing a week visiting their old friend,
Mrs. Anna Coleman, returned home,
leaving Kerby last Saturday. They
reported a splendid time in Kerby.
Miss Hazel Payne, OF Kerby. has
been visiting the past two weeks al
the home Of her uncle, P. p. Payne.
Mrs. Elsie Corbett was dinner
guest at the home OF Mrs. R. ].
White Thursday.
Miss Lima Albright is assisting
Mrs. Chas. Birum at the Waldo cop
per mine.
Mrs. R. J. White and Pearl Law
spent the first part of the week visit
ing with Mrs. Minnie Masters.
The Sunshine club OF Waldo have
decided to furnish permanent clut
room at Waldo
Mrs. Chester Moore has returned
home after spending the past two
weeks visiting her mother. Mrs
Stevenson. OF Wilderville.
Don Cameron and Miss Olga Waller
motored out to Grants Pass Tuesday
evening, taking in the show before
returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Akerill walk
ed up from the Waldo mine Wednes
day evening.
Roy Jordan's smiling countenafct
was seen in the streets OF Waldo
Thursday
Mrs. Geo. Tycer spent THURSDAY
afternoon with her mother, Mrs
Grant Shadinger.
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-11
uancnn Jaeanae.


On some Of the Islands Of the Pa.
ci6c. In tropical Sputh America. IL
found the beautiful bird known rs tho
jacana. II ls famOng for its 80 called
love dances, whie!iarc executed by the
males 70 excite he admiration Of the
female birds. Wien the mating sea.
son approaches 49, jacand will single
out rs foyorlic lgay aud try TO win
her admiration With ~ It's bcwltchinY
mnnpuvcrs. IN The dance the wings
are spread nn1 worked IN such man.
ner tnat ihe beautiful colorcd feathers
produce II brilliant Effect.
Envelopes printed at the Courier
office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-11
civic organizations.

The convention will be ~, Louis
first chance since the Louisiana Pur-
chase exposition In 1904 to entertain
distinguished personages and the old
town Is going to leave nothing un-
done that will make for convenience
and entertainment.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-11
coNTENrMENT.

That happy state Of mind. so
rarely possessed. in which we
can say u have enough is the
highest attainment Of philos-
ophy. Happiness consists not
in possessing much, but in being
content with what we possess
Zimmerman.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-11
Mr.. Weni.And.Cul.R
Here mr. '0sis.R'


~Giad TO meat you," says the razor
20 the corn. I'm hleea Tor ycas" says
the corn to the razor. Razors and
corns love each other. Corns love to
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-11

Copyright 1916 The Picture Advertisers, Boz II
Oregon City, Oregon
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Milwaukee, where she will enter Mil
waukee Downer college.
Mr. Benjamin Gingold left Monday
for Minneapolis, where he will continue
his studies at the university.
Mrs Edward Rose, 531 West 3rd
street left for Minneapolis, where she
will visit with her parents.
Mrs H. Graham of Hibbing, is v1s-
iting her sister, Mrs. j. Boznu.
Mrs. H. Nides, of Hibbing, is visit
ing in the city.
Mrs. S. Cohen entertained at cards
Saturday evening. Favors were won by
Miss Esther Zurovsky and Mrs. Charles
Levant.
Miss Sadie Feldman of Eveleth is
visiting in the city before attending the
Normal school at Superior
Miss Sophie Sacks of Hibbing has left
to teach at Blackberry, MINI.
Master Louis Gomberg acquitted him
self so we'll at the concert Thursday
evening at the Endion Methodist
church that he has earned the title of
the wonder-child pianist for his wonder
Iully mature nanQllng OF Q1InculC BeeCn-
oven, Schubert and Chopin numbers
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs William
Gomberg, Greysohn Road
KaSSmir-Silk.
Miss Sarah Kassmir, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Kassmir of 400 First
avenue west, Duluth, and Norris w.
Silk were married last Tuesday even
ing at Talmud Torah hall by Rev. w.
Kissin of St. Paul in the presence of
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Salonika Jews Forced to Enlist.

In spite of the assurance given by
the Greek Government that the
Jews of Salonika will not be called
upon to do military duties, it has
now become known that all Jews Of
that town above the age of twenty
one are being modified for the army.
The Jews of Salonika still regard
themselves as Turkish subjects and
feel great affection for the Turkish
Government, under whose rule they
have enjoyed all political freedom.
Now they will be compelled to fight
against the Turks by the decree Of
the Allies, who are practically the
rulers in that town at present.
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
SOCIAL NEWS
NEWS FROM DULUTH AND
VICINITY.

VICINITY.
Edited by A. B. Kapplin.
Editors Note: Residents of Duluth
and cities on the Range can send social
items to Miss Mae Klein, 800 Ninth
Avenue east, or Miss Bessie Altman,
531 West Third street, both of Duluth,
who are assisting Mr.. Kapplin in pre-
pairing the weekly news letter from Dlu-
luth.
Miss Hattie Levy is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. L. Zalk.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. CARRIER and chill
dren of Minneapolis are at the Holland
hotel
Mrs. M. Rosenfeld of Chicago has re-
turned to her home after an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. S. Cold
berg, 326 Tenth avenue east
Leonard Lugoff, 111S East Second
street, left Sunday for Madison, where
he will enter the University of Wis
consin.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Levy have returned
to the city after spending the summer
at Bay Lake.
Miss Lizette Abrahams of Superior
has returned from a short visit in Min
neapolis.
Miss Harriet Simons of Virginia spent
a few days in the city before leaving for
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September y, 1916.

Joseph Krawetz, vice-president, read
paper in Yiddish on the life of Sholum
Aleichem.
The West Side Relief Society has
adopted resolution recommending
that instead of killing fowl this year
as is the custom of Orthodox Jews on
the Day of Atonement, which will be
observed next month, it's members, as
we'll as all others who can be inter-
ested shall contribute rs cents to the
relief of Jewish sufferers in war zones.
A special committee was named to meet
Saturday night to arrange plans for
special relief measures on this occa
sion.