davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17

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bis lest llugarn gegeniiber ouireft
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0eu lit
Der 9criht iaat meter, 0oB Die
8umoncu ihr 9ciabungsgebict int
ioeitIiheu llngoru nit Der 9cgtiin.
Dung erneitern, SAB iic bort Q4olihe.
mifi-GoupIotte 6u unter0riifen BAT.
ten.
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seseniibcr Helm bsi.
garts. - Gic 5ricocn8conferenj
bat ibre 6aItung gegeniiber sen III.
moniid}en Qruppcn III 9u0apeit
Do0iton0ig gednocrt. 5ie mill lett
uidt Oorouf beitc6cn. o0B 0ie 9hi.
mdnen oie unaoriide 3auptito0t 10.
fort berIoiien, trotoem Der 2laiirten.
rnth ieiuep3eit sic Gumancn erindt
1atte, nidt bort eirBu}icben.
8ie Die 3umGnen Den Gummunis,
mas betdmpfcn.
@iem. - Ser @encralito6 Ser m.
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beidIoiien, StubImeiiien6urQ, Soupt.
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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17
Ibbilfe GrinssnS n0tbi8.


Sic 9an5e 9legierrmg, erflarte
Chamberlain lei lid oe5 @ruit2 Der
Gage bcpuBt uuo bemijbt, A6bil'e
5u idoftcn.
3os eirb3ioe MittcI, lid nit 0cm
ungiiniti9en 0ehielcur5 ab}uii10en,
iei ginidrQlrfung ser giniubr oon
&urus, 8ooren un0 Steigerlng Der
9lusfuhr. 8i8 oies erreidt lei, bat.
ten 9tae i'm 2on0e, Oh reid ooer arm,
idIinme 3eiten Ourd3unafen. I'm
ter @e3ugnnhme ouf Die geIegentIif)
ouSqeiprohene 8eFiirhtung, Die bri.
tiid1e 9feqierung miiroe in 9tntiono'
iliiruug pon 9ctrieben in 8roBen
'llmiange cine 9I6hilie, bc3m. ertrdg'
reihere ginfommenssG GueQeu ilfen
erflorte Der Shabfnn5ler, cine iolhe
0tnBrcael miiroe fir i'm su oaerlett
in 2Getrodt fomneu.
@cridpmOrnns 5nm Stnr5 Der 3e8ic'
rmng.
GonSOn. - Die Qonooncr 3cituns
ger beibditi9ten iih eingebenO nit
einem in Der yGine5" eridlienenen
artifel, in meIhem Is beiBt, Die brit
ttif)e Regieruna Iei baron ilberselgt,
boB Die gegenDdrtigen Streif5 ein
Sbeil einer i'm 2luslan6 orgoniiirten
@erifDorung ieien, GngIano's Re'
gierntgsipitem 3l itiir3en
9luiriibreriihe Sdriften muroen
non Der BoIi}ei BET elmer i'm 'Soniet'
6ouptduorticr in 2lcton, Qcn0on's
meitlider 0oritnot. poroefcntnlenen
6ausiuhunq beid]lagnabmt Die
Sdriften beinBten iih NIT ainem
&ompIott CUR Grgreiiung Der Noi.
ien- IL 0htnitions0orratbc 6urh 8e.
.oolutiouore, tim 0ia Heaierunq 3u
itilr3en ln0 IN Qouoon cine 5oDiet-
Iict0titr ein3urift1n.
@lntige Srnwnde in 9iDerpool.
Giuerpooi. - 3Tuupen Qriifen Dor
Ser Ct Seorge's ,euGe IN 21qrpool
cine 9lenid'eumenqc NIT oPm guio.
nett an mo triebeu iie nu5eiuaHber
dc SoIaatpu Uuroen pom Golf nit
ArtHjelen uerpriide(t
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17

SuOapcit. - Gos crit Dor penia
gcn 3ogeu qeidoiiene uugariide
Iocjaloenofratiihe Cabinet @eiO0
lit geItiirjt. uu0 Gribersog Soiepb
bot nit 3uItiuInung Der 9laiirten,
nit Dem Iitel Stats -@oupernelr"
Die &egierung in Die 6auo genom-
men unO erflQrt eih Coalitions
Gobinett idoiien 5u pollen.
Der ueue StoatSgouuerneur bat
cine proclamation erlniien oie AT
oQc GIoiieu I'M 6iIie uppcnirt bel
icinem aampfe, Die 9lnurdie ooaig
nieOer3uringen uu0 nit ltarfcr 0ono
sic Cronuul INSTRUMENTATION
Slofabe aufaebOben.
2onSon. - Ger n@rdouge 8cIe
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17
Ncnr Hrgirrnng
1T ltngarn.

0aS fiir5lid crit seidaffCnr iOcial-
oemOtratiidle Cabinet IdjOu mie-
Der geitiirjt. - Gr5ber5Og SOiepb,
ein 6ubsbnrger, MN am GnSer.
- Sit BON Den 9lliirtem amer
fannt. - @il nieSer geUrOnete
3uitanOe i'm 2anSe ibaifen. -
6nmauen Oerbleibcn in 8uOapelt.
- Mir lie iidl Die gHcttuns" Oes
9anoes upritcllen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17

3um &raHoerten gou Gwhaos
lpIhIte 6a B1rlnueHt iu 2iiia5on
BEN Tfu9egcu lgauier Antonio
aimgI01.
,n Sapau iuo i1bIreidc
5trcus i'm e5aule ,<u lotl0 mug
tan aae .,eitungcH iar Grihelten
elniteaen, tniolgc zines Streifs Der
1ruaer.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17
GbinG fttadp; Farsen pres
eei3.

Gefing. 9as dJinciiidle
Earlament bat cine 3ieIolntion
ansenommen, bic ben @raiiOcn.
ten ermaftigt, IN erflarru, naR
fein Sriegs5nitanO 5uiidcn
66ina nn0 9eutiflanO 6eitche.
Die Grtlarnna Ouritc ieSodl
nidlt per0fisntlidlt iueroru, be.
D6r bic Gelsgnten NIT bcutidlcn
%ertreteru 0ie 9eOinqungcn be-
iprofen hn6en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17

Iqe Bro0u1ion an 6riihiohrS-
meNen ginB beaeuteno 5uriid III
95or0 Gofpto, 0}tnneleta un0 5ilo
Tofota. Die gr3bten 8eouctionen int
gr9c6niB Der 8ornernte micIen Sn-
oiona mo Snuois auf.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17

Nai6ingtOn, :. 6. - Der Sc
rat5ausi1uB iiir auspdrtige 9(nge-
legenbeiten bat iciue 8r0Iiminarper-
Gore ijber oen iSrie0alspertrag gum
sl6idluB gebradt
3ie bisherige llnteriuhung 31=
ionlmeufuiien0. fiu0en Die 2lusi6uB-
mitglie6er. 0oB iie 0urh ibre Der
bore iolgen0e 8batiahnn ernlitteIt
Gaben:
/. = 9af Sas Sbantnns-9lb
fUmmen ipeciel ein 9IbfOmmen
&rGi. gSiliOn's mar.
2. - 9aR Der &raiioent unb
Sul. 6Unie ale Guti1eiOungen
beiiigli6 Der &0lferli9u trnfcn, iu-
meit Die americaniidr Delegation
in &etradJt fam.
3. = 2af rinpan nno bic
9illitrten lire @ebcimOertrdgc be.
treffs &erfaanng iibcr Den 0eut-
idlen 9eiit in Gbinn bis mad
S6lnR oe8 &rieges pcr6cimlid) {
ten.
1. - 2of @rof6ritnnnicn be-
nbfdjtigt ieiHc lba6rcno oe5 Srie-
aeS abaeiN!uNenen @crtrGqc ourdI-
sufiibrcn, ais pb cs feline &0lter-
Iign aete.
), = 2aa @SraI, @ilion gcaca
9lnnnfme ciues Sbcil5 ppa
9eutIdlanb'S Sd]oOcnerIat3ah-
lung ieitcn9 Der Scr. Staaten lit.
6. 2aR 0cntiA!onO'5 5
Srieasrcdjrnna ieiner 3ablung9-
frat ange,0ft ncrGcH rir6.
Z. - 7,af ser GTfisel 10 Ser
@0lferlioAyc1iaInng iR ben Hr-
ipriingliGen auericaniidlcn Gmt-
wnrf Oc5 Qiaaplans cluaciijQt
pnr6c, neil &rdi. N}ilipu oic,
unnid)te.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17
2lrfnccprcpt0ntpcrI0nSt
be0isInt.

8aItin0tun, .. Gas aricg5s
amt hat cine Bouitdnoige 8rei9liite
IaQcr Bropiuntuorrdtbe, Die flr Den
I9crfaui 0urd Die Badetpot ooer
munictpale @crtoufaogcnttren per-
ilg5ur limo, pcr0ficntIiht. @oS Ole
@aaren Der AcQierimg foitem lit,
luic oas Department ingte, bel Ser
6eiiiceuug Der &crtaui9preiie gon5.
lid mbcrudiidtigt geblieben; ole
Erciic iinO weieutlid nieOri8er ais
Die brrihcnocn Winrttpreiie
Die 4roiie peritcben iih cb Der
I&eridnotitcne in ieocm Der 13 0i-
itriCtc, IN ole 0o5 2alo pom 8riegs'
0eportcmeut iijr lclue 3Ipede einge,
ttciIt moroen tit.
1ic 4rej5litcn enthaltcn 0ie Bret
Ie per gidie oOcr iuojpi0uene Gin
| belt IN ie0cr aiite mo ou6 oen
Trcis per aiitc o0er QroBere 8ebdI'
ter. Sie 5eigt aud 0ua 9ruttoge'
nid)t per Nudlie mo per 0iite, %
| nit id 0a8 8ubliclm icIbit Den
8rei5 auarednlcu fonn Sen e9 3u be-
5abIcn bat. irocm Is ocn 8etro9 oe@
Budctporto5 POM n0hiteu &jeics
n9spnct bis sum @obnplaBe 0e5
Gouiuneuten 0cm &iitcnpreiS hn3u.
refnct.
Sir Acknowledgement merocn
Street pom ariegaoeportcment feme
lluitrdQc ongeuommcu mcr0en, ion-
bern MIR pom @Oitamt 0aa bic &or-
rQt1e ti'tcnmciie oncl IN 4r0Gercn
&crpotuhQeu reauirircu miro, no.
/ rams Die E2itnciitcr Die 5en6uuqen
in cin5elnen o0er mebreren @iidlien
Quimoden
Ger Gcrfouf an O}unicipalitdtcn
gu Den ncuen Brciicn pir0 Begin,
nen io6alo bic Erooiontbeonlteu in
oen Deridieoenen 3onet Die RreiS-
Ititen erbaIteu 6oben 0erfouie an
Eripatperiouen 0urd) goitpafctG
pcr0cu om tS Qluquit bealnncn lnO
nor oicier 3eit mer0en nae Poitmci.
| tier Greialiitcn III 00noen bobcn.
iponodl Die Gonilmcnten ibre 9citeI.
IunGen MAIDEN fonnen.
Die l}reiie iiir einiac ser 6aupt.
artifeI iino;
5pef, II 9ftn6.Qijdie-$4.t5;
Gornc0 0Cci. $50 giuno. .@Udie
% Gents; gebodene 0obneh IA
8iln0 s9idic > Gents; 5iiBforn.
I2H Piuno @ijhie-fO Gts gctrod
nete 8obnen 100 8iuno $50 40
Grafer@, I Qiuno 3 lm6 6 Gents
2lrmce 0iebl, 100 Qfuno $500.
@|oforoni, ~ Fiuno Z Cts. Qc
rodter 6oicr . 8iuno - Gents
Hoiiner. Bfun0-tO Gents: Jleis
! 100 Wlno @674; Iomotcu. .
Qiun6,Nudie- 9 Gents; wcibe=
0}aismebl, 100 Qfuuo $3.50.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17
9ir SrObibitiOH,

SenataauSIdJaf itutt RrO6ibitiOns-
bil ctmao libsraler 5u.-S1reden
etluaS genil0ert. - gSeiHe OiIr-
ZEN sAm eiaeHen NanSaebraMdl
Bcrseiteat lBerOeH, fal5 iie Hidlt
beranldDen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17
WroRe 0oRrGtbe an Trnnfreidy II.
@cleieu nerfauit.

gnriS. Nte D}drcel @utin tm
edo be 8aris" mittbeiIt, lit Elm
ltebereiutonncn iijr oen 0erfaui
ancrjc1niiher 2Irmceoorrdtbc Int
5raufreld i'm 9etraqe BON 500.
100000 aetroiieu moroen.
Waidington, 7. 6. - Riftcr 6.
g. Garter. Goriiter Der &iquioj.
rungs Gommiiiiou 0e5 omcriconj.
jd)cE arieqs 1epartemeuts, meIoatc
rad 8ai5iugton, ooB in antmerpen
un0 Inn 5oef pan 5odauO loQern6e
2eben5mittcI 3ory0the Der america
uiihen 3eercs 8crluoltimq im&ert5
BON umlci36r 10 Ni0iouen Iot-
lar an 6ic belHidc RclierunQ ncr.
fauit Dor0en iin0.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17
8lntiss arnpaGe in oiperpOol.

@niobron0c ba6en oon neuem
IN o2r 8C8cu0 ooD 5auIf~ Ste Q}as
rte, gllh., 6eoro5Iiten unIion8 an
IGgnommen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17
Gaming mndlt intcrcTante 9litt6ci-
lnHgen.
Maihinatun, .. 6. :

@aibinatOn, 3. 6. 5taots-
iecret0r 2oniing madte IN iciner
slusiage por Dem Senats 2(usifub
fiir ouSpdrti8e 2IngeIegen6citen 0ie
0}ittbeilung, oaB Ger americaniIhe
@ntwuri iijr Die 9}ationen.2igo in
Der 6rie6eH5conieron3 ME yorinQIid)
norgebratt" un6 ME in einer 8Ic.
noriitun8 ser Gonferen3 borgelegt
morOen iei.
Go8 Sbnutunq 2lbfomn1en, er.
fIdrte Earning meiter, 'ci qdn3Iih
Gntideiotlng @rdi. Mdion's oelpe.
ien olpeit Die anlcricaniihc leIe.
cation IN gctradt fam. Die on0e-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17

Trus translation nled vita the Postmaster At
Milwaukee Aug. "A 1919. as required by the
Act Of October s. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17

True translation filed with the Postmaste
at Milwaukee. Aug IA 1913. ss required
by the act Of October 6. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17

TINE translation file with the Pos tmaster at
Milwaukee, Aug "a 1919. as required bf In
acI of October 1911
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17

Trns translation 0i-l with ths p3smsstsf a {
Milwaukee, Aug. Il 1919 ~ reIalrsi bV
the act ot Oetaber g. tlf7
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17

rem amcricaniiden Gomiliiilre bat
ten lid qefilqt trob ihrer beftiaen
CpDciitiou. 0aa Abfommen 5uiideu
,8rog1rjtmnt5n ul0 ,Gapan 5ctreii5
GbastIua's lei inn pam ioponiideu
@otihaiter Sihil rpcraeiml,ht"
Dor0en.
Sdarir aritif geabt.
8nibiugt0n, :. Is. Sonch[
bic 8olferliga lpie aud 0as Sbon.
tEllsaa5t.aHlIEsg g1t.l9ren bet 1ga 8es
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17

True traaslaiisn ffet with the postmAster at
Milwaukee, Aug. Il 1919, as required by
the act Of october 9. 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17
TrieOenSDertraQ
II. SOlfcrliQ0

8rGliminurDerG0re ii6er Den Ser
trag sum 2I6iflaf sebradt. -
@ritaunlidje Seiunbe. - Staats-
ieeretar gaming maAt intereiIau-
te 3ugcitdnOuiiie. = glmericnner
mHroen non Saban Oirert 1inter-
gangen. - Sharfe @ngriife auf
@iliUn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17

True translation filed with the Postmastes
At Milwaukee Aug. Il 1918, as requires
by the act Of October 3. 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17

True translation f1isi with the postmaster
at Milwaukee, Aug, "a 1919 as required by
the act Of Onlobar S IQIl
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-17

True translation filed with the Postmss
tv Milwaukee. Aug iE 1919, as required Ds
the act Of October 8. 1917.
The Lamar register., 1919-05-21
.-EIkdon---The Human Brotherhood
By Meigs o. Frost

What comes hereafter? "Who,"
They ask, "can lift the veil ?"
Each day brings work to do.
Can worry aught avail? -?
What need to rack the soul?
Why should mankind despond,
Since God, Who made the whole,
Waits in the Great Beyond?
The Lamar register., 1919-05-21

Laughter and work and love
These be their daily creed
With-this all else above
The call OF human need
To answer; and to bring
To brothers in distress
The instant aids that spring
From human kindness.
Evening star., 1919-03-20
S1.35 Gloves at $I.OO.

Womcn's 2-clasp Chamoisette Gloves IN
White. mode. brown and ivory. $1.35
qualities. Friday only. S1.-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-20

Another Stationery Department special
for Friday-20c is the regular price OF
these napkins.-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-20
Silk Hose, 79c

e, ., qualities: silk and fiber hose.
semi- -fs shioped; black and white; slightly
irregular in weave. but this triaing fault
is hardly perceptible. Friday. TIC pair
Evening star., 1919-03-20
Women's Vests, B for 89c

-39c kind: low neck. ribbed; shoulder
strap and bodice styles; white and pink.
All sizes Wonderful values Friday.
for S9c.-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-20
Furniture
Specials for Friday Only

$3.50 Dressers, S16-Solid oak.
natural finish, with plate glass
mirror and four (4) drawers.
$3.50 Chiffoniers, Slz.40-Dull
mahogany finish. fitted with five
60 drawers. wood pulls.
$500 Rockers, Sl.69-Solid ma
pie, with double woven rattan seat.
Well built, for porch or sewing.
$500 Tables, SZ.A0-Bedroom
tables, mahogany finish, with
24x24-inch top and undershelf.
S1.75 Chairs, $l.4S-Hardwood
golden oak finish - Kitchen
Chairs.
$50 Mattresses, S19.75-Cotton
felt, covered in pink or blue art
ticking. Double-bed size.
$50 Buffet, S4S-Quartered oak.
fumed finish. mission style. Only
two pieces.
S4750 Dressing Table, S23.75-
Mahogany, with three. (3) mirrors
and two (2) drawers-S sample
pieces at half-price.
-FSurth Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-20
kayser Vests at 75c

-s5c qualities. silk mercerized: some with
fancy yokes; white and pink; regular and
extra sizes. Friday only, 75c. instead Of
S5c.-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-20
Women's and Children's
Underwear at 20c Each

Values to CSC Included
Odd lots winter-weight garments. mostly
vests: few other garments. Choice OF
tho lot Friday at 29c each.-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-20
Mems Wear

Mems Pajamas at $l.69-Worth
80 We'll made Of percale. muslin and
Mems Sample Night Robes,
Il .S9-so value robes in sizes 16 and II.
SzS0 Value Night Robes, $l!6S-
Made of good quality fannelette:
zSc Cotton Hose, s pairs. 81
Excellent wearing Cotton Hose in black
and tan.
Sc and CSC Neckwear, z for 81
Popular four-in hand styles In wide
variety Of attractive patterns.
MeE's Linen Handkerchiefs, 8
for Sl-5Oc value pure Linen Handker-
chiefs Friday only. 3 for 81.
81 and Sis Shirts at Sl-SS-
Broken lot of stin and soft cun models OF
madras and percale. Sizes IA to 17k.
Mems Underwear, S5c-$l.25
value medium weight shirts and drawers,
in ecru and gray.
Mems Shop-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-20
Children's Drawers, SOC
SIS Silk Handbags, $3.05

OF good cambric: neatly trimmed with
embroidery; full cut. Sizes to IA years.
Friday 50c-Third Floor
Evening star., 1919-03-20
BOYS SHOP
Specials for Friday Only

Specials for Friday Only
To s6.9s Suits, $455-Boys'
Norfolk suits, Of sturdy cheviots and
cassimeres, many with knickers fully
tiined, and all seams strongly taped.
81 Wash Suits, 79c-Boys'
percale and Ch.mbray Suits. of cs'ors
that will wash. Sizes to 8.
s. Lined Knickers, $1.45-Ot
Tweeds, Cheviots, Cassimeres. well made
guaranteed not to rip; Sizes to 1s'
Extra special $1.45 for Friday only;
81 Khaki Knickers, 69c-Boys
genuine Khaki Cloth Knickers. Small
sises-s to 8 only. A.,
$50 Tams, Sl.25-Boys' All
wool Blue Serge T.ms, fast color, with
silk u. 8. Navy bands. All sizes.
To 75c Caps, 39c-Boys SIC to
75c Cheviot Tweed and Worsted Caps,
odd lots from regular stock. Choice for
Frid-y at 39c.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-20
ono Kimonos at $l.98

A special lot for Friday only; Of
.ni Conenhar gen: elastic waist line; collar
trimmed with ribbon. Friday only. $1.ss.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-20
SILK Hose, SOC

-Ou.Iitjes worth to 95c included. uiI
fashioned pure silk boot stockings In biack'
,.1s;,e brnwn and other wanted shades.
Slightly irregular in weave. Friday only.
Soc pair-Street Floor.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
"The Best Dressed
Man in Town''

may not be the thing that
you are most desirous Of
having said about you, but
surely you will appreciate
the value of a good appear
ance.
This is assured in a custom
tailored suit, together with
the satisfaction of knowing
that in your clothes pur-
chase you are showing
shrewd Judgment, for in
custom tailored clothes you
get the most for your money
John r. DoeEs
II Public Square,
MT. VERNON, OHIO
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
cHuRCH NOTE
months.

Howard and Wesley Chapel. NJ. T..
churches. Rev. French a. Gilmore,
pastor. Mothers Day May II.
Howard Sunday school at 10 a. m.
George A. Grimm, superintendent.
Morning Worship at ll:0 Il. III.
Mothers Day Sermon by the Pastor
High School Baccalaureatc Service at
$3.50 p. IN. Steroptican Lecture Mon.
day evening at 8 80 by Mr.. James Ar.
eski of North Africa. Midweek Pray.
er Service Wednesday evening at 81
30.
Wesley Chapel Sunday School al
200 p. m. Elmer Kaylor Supt. Wor
ship at 300 p. m. Mother'g Day Ser
mon by the Pastor. Steroptican Lee
ture at $3.50 p. m. by Mr.. James Ar
cski. Il Burber from North Africa.
A special invitation is extended tC
all Mothers to attend the regular ser
vices of worship. All others should at
tend in honor of their Mothers.
Keep the Centenary on your minds
and hearts.
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most luxurious ever assembled on
wheels. to boost business generally,
and foreign trade in particular. The
pilgrims on this tour intend to notify
the rest of the world as to what is
going on here and what the business
outlook is. All of the leading Pitts.
burgh newspapers will be represented
and communication will be had with
the train all the time. 1t is expected
TO operate wireless telephone and tel.
egraphic communication while the
train is in motion.
Those interested in the arrange.
ments for this feature of the trade ex.
tension committee of which they are
members are 7. l.. Rose, OF the Dodge
Sales and Engineering Co., who is one
of the Give wire" members of the big
trade body, and Thomas f. Walter. OF
the A. j. Logan Co., who is also one Of
the most active members of that or
ganization.
The itinerary includes the following
stops: New Castle and Sharon, Pa,
Youngstown and Warren, O., May 20;
Akron, Alliance, Canton, Massillon,
May 81; Mansfield Mt. Vernon, New
ark, GAINESVILLE, May %; Coshocton,
Uhrichsyille Dennison, Steubenville,
Wellsville, East Liverpool. o. The
train is leaving Pittsburgh via the
Pennsylvania Lines West.
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BLADENSBURG

Mothers Day will he observed at
both churches here next Sunday.
John Dunmire and wife of Mt. Yer
non. Henry Fawcett and wife, Frank
Fawcett and family Of Pipesville were
guests of Mrs. Lesta Earleywine Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel Vanwnkle of
East Union spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Rice.
Miss Pauline Porterfeld was the
guest of Lenore Mizer Saturday night
and Sunday.
Lee and Rose Mckee and Mrs Sus-
an Hose spent Sunday with relatives
at Utica.
Mrs. Ettie Crumrine was the guest
of Mrs. Aria Harris Saturday night
and Sunday
Alva Harris left Saturday for Ath.
ems to attend school.
Dr. and Mrs. Hull, Howard Hull and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Cranston Cottrell
Carl Hull and family spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cottrell.
Ray Ehrleywine and family and
Mrs. Mary Wolfe spent Sunday with
the latter's daughter, Mrs. Elsie Car.
penter of Esto.
Several from here attended church
at Dennis Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Mack Virgins spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs
Ina Hose.
Miss Roselle Melick of Frederick
/ town visited over Sunday with hel
! parents.
Several from here attended inspec
: tion at the Masonic lodge at Mt Yer
! non Monday evening.
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Sunday with Nj and Mr. Charles
Mclick
MI and Mrs. William Hartsook Of
Mt. Vernon spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. George Ioyman and fam.
iiy
Clarence McLarnan attended the
play at Iladcnsburg Saturday night.
Mrs. Jennie SiringfcllGw spent
Monday in Millwood
Miss Ilazel Miscr spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Fry Of Mar.
tinsburg
Leonard Iloyman spent Sunday
with Clyde Iloyman Of Mt Vernon
Lee Miscr is i'll with the fu.
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WIRELESS Will be
Operated ON FAST
MOVING EXPRESS
To Flash News of Journey
From This Place, in Telling
World Business Outlook is
Great.
NEWSPAPER MEN COMING

Wireless telephone and telegraphic
service is to be established on the
special train OF the $50 prominent
manufacturers, bankers, jobbers and
wholesalers of the Chamber of Com
nerce of Pittsburgh coming here the
week of May 20, to visit the business
men of this place in their own places
,f business.
The Pttsburghers will travel in a
ipecial Pullman train and one of the
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
Do You Enjoy Life?

a man in good physical condition is
almost certain to enjoy life, while the
bilious and dyspepic are respondents,
do not enjoy their meals and feel mis-.
cradle a good share OF the time. This
i'll feeling is nearly always unneces-
Tablets TO tone up the stomach, i'm
prove the digestion and regulate the
bowels is all that is needed. TRY It,
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by knowing the cause, a disease
may often be avoided This is par
ticularly true of headache. The most
common cause of headache is disor-
dered stomach or constipation, which
may he corrected by taking IL few
doses of Chambcrin's Tablets. Try
it. Many others have obtained per
manent relief by taking these Tab
lets. They are easy to take and mild
and gentle in effect.
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re 7 (l

Joseph Farmer and son of Martins
burg took dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
John Mcl.arnan Sunday.
Miss Helen Stull of Millwood has
returned to her home after spending
a few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. JOS
ie Morningstal. ",
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Giiiin of
Gambler spent Saturday ON their
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Melick spent
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HAMMOND DISCHARGED

Sanford IT, Hammond son Of Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. =. Hammond Of near
buckeye City. was discharged from
the army at Camp Sherman on Thurs.
day and arrived in Buckeye City TO be
at the bedside of his mother. who Is
seriously i'll with paralysis. HIan'
mond has been overseas for several
months.
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DisLoCATED WRteT

While playing with companion.
Harold Shough. son Of Mrs Joseph
Shough of East Vine street fell and
dislocatod his left wrist. He was taken
10 a physician's office where the irac'
lure was reduced.