davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-14

bcorc lloll1tcr III ar opltao ell 900
withholding clb Ell geo Saaoling al
aiIocn Slng9 aIopcr. IliifcflsoerclS
Naarb'erbcO cr o9ino cn Sing, iom
Dor tagca meo / @ctrogtning. Som
8c0eI fIorer hen ii9 / &eir % pao
IgeriorO, iom piIoe giere Set al meo
Gil onocn &lsucrnullng.
Wtan MAJ bare opuertiom paa,
at Iliitc gipcr life fulbt ioa mcget
So pr. Ncrc iom RoofIopereu, buor
ocunc 'loor goOt til. 6oriticIlcn er
ION Rcgcl life Al ion ltor Sctp6uin1
cu0on, 90 gIiifcboict er tint, rigt pod
NUriug % Uoea nlco @eairrIigbcO
al Grrcnc. Ter blir iuQcn 2lepcr-
itilf tilboAc / Wfcltcflcrnca &rpbbcr,
naar Der brllQc3 Nllifcho iii Sucrne.
Gn arbcn Sage uco 9uiitcfIepcren err,
at 6cn life bar iul0t ioa lpUre %
life laa o~ubtNoocn0c Ne60cr iom
Observation-Disclosures % Den oImiuoc.
Ii0c Nroflpucr. Gen er mco andre
Sro life iill0t ioa aoo til Of forbe-
orc % bcrigc &orOcn citer iig. Sroba
oiaic 0elpiic lllGlnper piI bct ipaor
/ moltge SiIfuIoer betaIc liz Of brit.
qe NliifeirS / Ste0ct ior mer foitbart
on mill0rc piotrUffcnoc &iepcrirp.
2liifcbsct cr, ionl iagt, uonIcrfet
Srlgplautcbe, % &or0iorbeoriuGcn
or MI III goo Gel itprrc eitcr en-, no
nlcrfct N%liifcopling cno citcr en- baur-
li9 Npling al olocn SIng$ GIsocr.
Oct or oerfor tilrao0eIiGt / ioUrt
mange Siliulocr, al Ser ipnor bcIoiS
cIler belt no brugc5 Iliifeirp / Floo-
len ior bprt % life ioo piotrnffelloc
onbet aIeperirp. Ior "Naihlres" o.
pao Gnge, bporpoa euifc5 NpIingcr
al blnt0ct So, or bet ioor pGro at
operpeic. ON Oct life pil6c iparc go0
Mcaning at ombpttc HeofIeucr nlco
gQiife belt no ellcr / Oct miloIte Del
bis.
Get bc0itc ll0bnttc foor mal, Al
9lllifcflepcr, ltaur Sen oolca ionnncu
nlco onoeu &lppcr cQcr nisic @rU&-
artcr. "a 9lliifc o0 Sinlotci / flor
lloitrUfniug frazer De lonnlc SER
iorbolbc % Sen iorunlc Slu05 Soro
Tor at funlnc giprc lit be6itc, ~ "a
Oi2ic TO Sobcrplontcr moonea ont
trent lamtiOiGt, bill man ionl Hc9el
oplloo ubnlcrfcoc Spaplingcr pco at
ioa 9lliifc % Simotci ianmen. gn
@lauoing al 4 Yb. gliifc % 9 80.
Simotei pr. Slcrc iflllbe iom Hcgcl
iuarc til @clliigtcll, clten oct cr for
! &riloot cucr @citc.
Wtcna meoium Nobflopcr CT eli
t%oourig Elontc, CT Illifcflepcr en-
lcruorig. Sclp ON Sen, iOnl nTpllt,
fan bore % ilaa nofian goOt til paa
liot roo, tllng "Iltr" eler folfinttig
N9er1oro, frt0e5 0ell DOG bcore emo
oo poa brTnerct, rig, foltbolOi9
Ngcrioro. Wfen Scr, OH no9ct Steb,
fomnlcr bcn ipeicn for Neoflppcrcu.
Gaab % %inf.
nj ct No. Smerfcbt blir Der ncr
enc ct 30. Smpr. 9cttc Quorum"
cr ct Geiultat al oct &ono % Salt,
iom tilieies. Noar @obcoct TrGpclt
cr uoiert, piicr Oell, bpormallgc Nro-
cent rent Snlpric0t Slpoen inbebol-
Der. Xopcn tiuooer IS Yroccltt %un0
/ Smerct, % bertil fomnler omtrent
> Hroccnt Solt. %i0erc or Scr ont
trent I Trpccltt "&aIcin" cllcr DIT
Itcf, ioo at ST go. Smoricbt bIir iii
100 80. Snter. Gette llbgipr ct
"Gperrrm" al 2312 Eroccnt. 100
&6. Smerfe6t pilbc gipc 1885, Eo.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11
SendtenOcr Gdlnce.

@anoeru mir in elmer mono.
Ideinloien Nad)t iiber ihneebeoedte
2an0idaft. 10 nebmen mir mobr.
CAB Damn Die 0unfeIbeit nidt 10
groB lit ME gu 3eiten, Oo unter
JOINT glcibcn 8eoingungen Die
Sdneeoede febIt. 9as bat oarin
ieincn @runo, OaB Ger Sdnee Oic
2idtltrablen 3uriidluirit mo Dab
an6 Ole Splren oes 2idtes, Ole
uns Der Stcrnenidimmer bietet,
nid)t perloren 9eben uie i'm ounflell
groreid. Defenders fr1ftig triti
0ieie @riheinnla in Ben Bolorldn-
bern berpor. infolgeociien lit aud
bort in Der monotelnn9en BoIor-
naht Ole Gunfelbeit fir ocn Wtcn
lden nid)t 10 uuertrd9lih. @ltun
ter glailbt man abcr olid bel uns
I'M GieflonO, mern man oeS NoAts
iiber friid beid)ucite Seloer nan
bert, mabr5lncbmen, oaB bier ultO
BORT cine Slide pom cincm eiDcn.
arti9en Sdinrmcr iIberaolien lit.
gs erpedt Damn Den Anidlcin, ais
Oh ser Sdnee ielbit Ieud)te. Gas
traudt ourhaltS nidt cine Sdu.
idung 81 iein. SIN Sodgebiro bat
man leudtenocn Sdlnce mieocrboIt
beobodtet. 90 lnb man i'm gnl
bon 9lroia, mie elm fleines 6irnielo
ON Aroia-Totborn in elmer Algnit-
nad)t i'm eigenen pbospbores5ieren.
ben Slang %critraEltc; geipenitiih
wogte ooS Matte Sidt aiii uno ob,
rno Die @rldcinnng oalcrte cine
Babe Stun0e. 6erner bat man audi
bel 2owinenitiir5en, Die in Der Nadt
Itattfan1en, bin uiO wicoer elm Arf.
lciid)tcn Der S1nee- ulo @ismollen
mabrgcilommcn. grfl1rt lino oieie
grideinungen nod nld]t. Sit miro
es Iid INN elm bon Der Come er.
borgtes 2id)t ~gcbanoelt bnben.
Shon Die Yriioer Shloeintneit ia.
ben oarauf bin9emiclen. Sic nab.
men SSirn uno sis. Die an Sroitta-
gen grell BON Der Come bcid,icncn
muroen, uno trugen lie in elm fol.
tes, ounfles 3inmer. Sic iaben
alsoonn. oaB Oicie Yrpben in idma.
DIEM phospbores3ierenocn SdIimmer
leudtcten.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11
3nm GOO ToSrsfno
1nntrs.

Bic. iibcr 5uci Snbrc nod idciOcn
ans BON Dem ~ September 1921,
an ocm ,Stalieu Nie iedlilc ,jnbrMn.
Ocrtieicr Oes 9oOrSinas Dnnieg be.
0cben mil. Sdlnu Inngit planlr man
Oniiir aroBc 0iuNc. ole ober Nnrdi
Oen 0rica IN zen SintcrnruuO &C.
ihoben murNen unN nun. mir Die
@crOiicnitidnnQ cincr mouumenlo.
len OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nlIer NerTe
OcS Didllcrs. nIdlt mcbr rrdliSeiiia
O%nrdlaeiiibri werOcu fnunel. gtadi.
Dem mn Der Wniicnitilitnno audi
Oen Stolienrrn cin Nnfaimcn err
mcnlidlt. bot ner lntrrridlismiuiiier
YcrcnIui ioiort einr 9eri6nrmlund
eiubcrulcn. Die ciu ncmrs Eroardum
fir Die 6c%icrlidlfeitrn ousNrnrheliei
Bot. IS iou IN mehrerrn NrSiehml.
gen nod n%usaebnui mrr0c.,. Clint.
mciIeu lit uon Der Giant SlorrrB
oic 8er0iientlidluna nrer Werte
OnntcS in ciiier einh1rNlNcn Xolfs.
nusanbe, pom MISUNDERSTANDING.
rinm Ole Seritcnim9 einrs 9ilNnii.
icS 0nntes IN StnblitidL Ons an nne
Shulen Stalirns pertciIt mfrOcn
Ioa. III NuSiidt gruonmru. Die
StnOt Hom mirH hrn mittcInIterIi-
d)cI gnguiIlnrn.liolnit al eincm
DnntelullelnI ouShnnen.
PIN reidlbnltigilpn .ober lit Sns
8er6eihuis non Nanten. Sic in ir.
genO elmer 9csiebuua Az Dante lte-
ben unO iidl bel Dem beuoriiebrnOen
AnInB Der @bre einer indlfunoiaen
MISUNDERSTANDING erfreuen ionrn.
Sn &opcnnn. no Dante lelne lcbien
Sabre aubrndlte nnO pieIlcidlt ocn
grobten Scil Ger @0ttlid)en aomoOie
eeOidltet bat. iolen ole in iclnen
Werfen ermdbnten @irtben Don 3.
@iuunnni @uanaeIiitn unO Q. IRA.
ria in EIrtO 6uori. 0os Snus ser
Eroueriart. Oas aloitcr BON Q.
6rnnccsro Nelle Guuelle un0 Ole I'm.
0cbnn1 oeS CARDINALS Dnntes, 3ulH
Geil nII 4oiten Oes Stndtes, gum
aiI0crn BON Der StaOtgemeinoe mo
ortlidlen SorperId)aitcn reitanrlert
unO freTgeleet merOen. Sn 6loren5
miro I'LL YutiilterI ole Guufldale, in
Der Dante B~etauft purOe, mo ocrcn
Wiurmortrile Dur luenIgen SSabren
WieOer oufgefnn0en puroen, mleOer
uulacridtrt. Der Ealnit Der Weber-
Quit interchangeable, 5luei Sale in
Or Snn Vtid,ele ge0iinrt unO IN DER
neuen Observation-Disclosures elm Dante
iaul errihtet. Sn 9uliglano miro
oas Sd)loB Wula55a, no 0onte Die
WoitfreunOidait 8rancesco Wtolas.
pinas genoB, i'll anaAui Der Aalalt
0onifo5' VIII, in Dem Der Ditlter
dlS Uotid)oiter Don 6loren5 auitrat,
interchangeable werOen. Selbit Ell.
mem einltigen oentid)en aniier iou
DER @eOenttng 5u9Ite fommen: On5
WrabmaI Seinrlhs VII. Don 9iiteI-
burg, in Dem Gante Den p~erbeibenen
GrIoIer.Sniier begriibte, miro aus
Dem Galnpoianti in Eiia, no es
5iemlid ungeidyift .unter9ebratt lit,
an ieinem iriiberen Ort I'M Yijaer
Dome mieOer aufgebaut.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11
sammsssI bird Die 5utt?
en- an GHeSiianiih . n~meriinniidtr
Uren5e i'm Uange icin.

en- an megiiantih . nmerifnniihtr
Uren5e i'm WaHge icin.
Sdon 10 loroc. ME i%itcrGonpi
proftilAe, moocrne GlnaScnac be,
irieben perOcn., iii and grlc0cnilid,
Die 9ieOe baron gcpeieu. odB &c,
merbsmGbige Sd,mnaalcr iid iul.
der Mojdiucn broicnen fonnten.
Dian fam lih fonm mumoern,
ncnn 0icie Gornnsinae brrcits Gin.
~getroiien iein %lolltc, trobOrm mir
foum oir eriten Nnidnge einrs re.
eelrcdlten Mrroplnn-G icnifes bohen.
@ie man aus YnrcGu id)rciht,
linO nlerifnniidc 3oIlbcnmte nrn I'M.
teren giio @rnnOc lett iiber5cugt.
OnB Elm ipItemuiIidlrr Sdpmmggcl
Duiid)en MiegiTo mn Den gicr. Stan-
ten mittclS m1d)iigcr Aeruplnne be.
trieben iuerocl Golgiilfi0e Neiuciie
fir cine iolde N%nnnbnle bat mon
%nllerOiHgs nod in feInem 6n1 ct.
boltPn. aber IS iino eiilAe irbr pcr.
o1dltige llmiiGnOe bcrid)tet morOci,
mcld)e oieirn @eooufen uohe5ulr0en
i6cinen.
90 mcloete Sole 2%ongorio. Gin
mcrifouiider S%IuBu1tler. Der lci.
ncn Yoiicn 5u Gan Sguncio, ctluo
60 Wrilen unterbalb ynreno. bat.
Id)on Dor mrbrereli Mud)en leincn
Torgeiestelt. er babe. w1brcn6 er
ip6t in Der Iindlt Mndloienit l%ciitcte.
bod iibcr inn &idter iid) bclueaen
Iebcn ur0 oud ons Gurrcn cincS
Motors uerncbmen fonncn. Ger
iid beue9enoe @e9enitnnO. Ger ole
ler0ings trOB Der 2id)ter nid]t gall5
beitimllt 81 erfenncn gelpcien, iei
BON irgenO einem Yunfte iiionGrts
in Werifo gefommen un0 babe cine
norOlidle yiihtun9 inncgebolten.
Wod perid)ieoene 1buIife 9e.
ridlte lieaen BON anOeren Merifo.
nern Dor. uelhe nerllhcrn, iie b6t.
ten Die oebeimniSOoue 2uitmoidine
oOer mebrere oerieIbcn in
uerId)ieOeuen yiGd)ten iiber Oem &io
@ronoe mo wic0er 5uriidflicgen
ieben. ytur 1T bon onlerifoniiHcn
8luBpGhtern, lomeit bcfonut, nod
feinerlci Yelt0tigung oieier WieIOun.
gen gefonlmen. Sdmuggel' Inter.
nebmer baben iid) uber idlon ieocs
,an0eren YerfebrsmittelS bcoicnt.
uno worlim Ionten iie gero0e Dor
Dem Aeroplan Salt mohen2 Sic.
beili9e SermanOoo fam ireilid
ebenia1S eincn 6lie9eroienIt einrid).
ten unO miro es mobl tun, wcnn lie
iid ourb itarfeH @aiIen. ODER ion.
Itieen Sdmueeel oa3u geOrGngt
iiebtl Sbrl NibIen mablen ober
meiItens laneIamer.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11

Die 9cmobner Scs Ortcs, iomie
Die 6rcmOlinNc. in Oicien NnorOmn.
gen ibrc cir5iae Iettrna crblidcnO.
9in9cn lclbitucritdn0lif nit 1rcuNcn
onf Oicic 6%cltiebunNcn elm unO MIR
Ocif ani oicic @ciir bis 5ur @lcoer.
erofinun1 Der Balm. Die am cIitcn
Eoge erfol0ie. onrdlacfiittcrt. Grci-
lid nnrrn Shmcinc. mo Siibncriiou
oes Mirtcs bel oicicr @clcgcnhcit
Orani 0rNnn9cu. ma mumfclte TO-.
gor. OoB feline anbIrcid)cn Sntru iid)
cr6cbIidl ucrrin0ert bittcu. ooiiir
nbcr lnQ oildl rim ncttes iihcridlieRcn.
oeS Siimmdcn i'm Soften. Tnnlit
mnr icNer GciI in bobcnl @ra0e Su.
fricOclDelIclt.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11
SOsiaIiitiide &OGIensraben.

SnouItriele Mrbsiter unb onbere in
gang Samoa iopie aud in ben Der.
Staaten uerfolsen nit SntereFe ole
@el1Gfte pelde cine 9pblengrube in
Der norbipeftstanaoiIden propin3 OLE
berta moat. 0enn ie 1T bic erIte
&osoperatlps &obIsngrlibe Der Delt,
minoeltens Der neuen MeIt, mogs
IiG mare es immerbin. onB 3. 9. in
HuBlono ieBt oas cine ODER anbere
SeIienitiid onou egiltIerte.
Sic Iiegt gu Wopne I'M 0rumbels
lers3ale uno gebOrt Der .Wapne
Goal Co., nel9e aus 35 4rbelts-
leuten beitebt. nit a. Gadioni oIs ers
p0bltem Yrdiibent unO $. Bortolotti
als Setretdr unb S9uBmeiiter.
Sdmtlihc millionaire, einidIieBIid oes
Ioeben senannten prdiiOsnten, arbei.
ten in Der Urube, uno ieoer Der Mrs
better lit Elm 4ttionGr. Die @rube
pucp nit 8opitoI entpidelt, Das
ausl9IieBIi4 bon oeu ei9enen grs
ipurniHen bieier 4eute tam. Die meis
ten oerielDen iino perbeiratet.
Oos unternsgmen piro bis iebt
nur a!s Experiment an9eieben uno
1T bon beidetDenem umfang, ideint
aber ale Yeoinsungen zines loliDen
@~eoeibens in lin gu Dereinigen. Die
@rube foroert Ieben Sag nnOertbalb
Sobmua9en.&oounsen aoble; man
eripurtet ober. i9on in penisen Wlos
nnten bieie proouttion gu Osroreifas
den. Sine Yatnlpassn /. Iaoung
nurbe unlongit IN Gnlgarp gum Abs
lielerungs>Y reiS pom $685. pro 3onne
uertnutt. 8lDdtoble eriten Grooes
osrtnuft iid an Der @rube felbit gu
.p3.75 pro Sonne.
rSobalo bus 8erepert Biz gu Ieis
nsr pollen Ssiitun9sfdbisteit ausges
ueutet ipiro." tiinbi9t iiingit Der prds
liDent Gd9ioni an, sfperoen mir ims
ltanbe Ieln. SobIe beDeutenb bili9er
gu oertoufen. ais bis leBt. uno pers
oen ben !nunpsn minositens $1.30 an
Der Come erlporen tDnnen. nnb ben
iebi9en W~tnrttpreiien bsrednet; uno
bod rsrbsn mir 5ueleid bObers 2Obne
fir uns ieIbit bsrehnen tOnnen. Wlh
Der 3eit ipernen tptr aud Wulterbdu'
er fir @rubenleuts bnuen uno Shus
len unb SoTpit6ler ariinoen."
@coantenpoll uno geoon.
tcnIos = mad, onben bin lit es mel.
itcuS OoS oIeid,e.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11

0emonit It reif.
&ei6enberg. IaS Yreiienmt Der
9onoesrc9ierung iiir @cutlbb0bmen
meloct: Als Eroteit gegen Die We.
paItt1tigfeiten Der tlhedo iloiuafi.
i6en Sruppen in Gentld)bobmcn
uno gegen oaS gerlangcn Der eide.
ben, DAB iih Die Giienbabner
Ieutidbobmels Der tihcdilhen &e.
eicrung %untcrwcrien, pcranltaltcten
sic @iienbabncr Gcutibbobmcns ei-
men 9cmonltrationsltreif. Muf Den
iantliden 2inicn Der @iienbabnen
9eutIdbpbuleliS rubte am 5. Ge5crl.
Der, BON IL ubr mittags bis 6 ubr
abenOs Der Yerfchr. Sn mddtigcn
@erlammlunaen, Die in allen er0Be-
rem Orten 9eutidbobnlenS itattiatt.
ben, prcteItierten Die giienbabner
oagc9cn, oaB oas Selbitbcitim.
Geutihbobmeits bon Den
-ti1cdiid)en @cwaltbobern nit 6i.
BEN gctretcn miro, mno ernencrten
ibr TreiiegclobniS fir Die oeuti@.
oitcrreidiIde &epubSif.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11
or q

uiocs. grmoroet auiAeiunoen
mllrOe in eirem Naloe Der IL Sab.
re alte SbiiIer 0ris Wtiiblcnncilter
ans S~oniSbcioe. Ger Zone wics am
2opfe cine flniienoe, bon eincm
WiciierIti6 berriibrcnoc @unoc auf.
llcbcr Den Cater febit nod ieoe
Spur.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11
AUG ausgeraubt. (g,

- 3ug ansgeraubt (slus
Der Yial5.) Auf Der Citation Gin.
Iieolcrbof wuroe ein -3n9 aus Der
Sront nit Hebcnsmittcln nadts ialt
gan3 ausgeraubt. BUTTER, 3iifcr.
Tleii6tpnicrucn uiw. wurocn scitob-
len. Sansiudungen f0rocrten cine
Moiie Butter. 3uder uiiu. outage.
Gin giicnbabner batte ollcin mehre.
re 3%entner 3udcr uno 200 Wii6ien
5leiihfonierpcn.
ginpoIIer W q een lit eeeen
dlle QeDren taub.
Washington Journal., 1919-04-11

@c0anfenuoll uno ge0on.
tcnlos = mad, anben bin lit es met
items oos aleidae.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-07
Whole Stock of Linens

w HUG StOCh vi IiltcftS
IN OUR FEBRUARY WHITE SALE
Table Linens, Linens by the yard.
Handkerchief Linens, Linen Table
Cloths, Napkins.
S1oo Table Damask, 60 inches wide,
for 79c yard
s1.25 Table Damask, 70 inches wide,
for use yard
s15o Table Damask, 10 inches wide,
for 9sc yard
$500 Linen Table Damask, 70 inches
wide, for $3.50 yard
S2.75 Linen Table Damask, 70 inches
wide, for 1925 yard
One Hundred Fine Table Cloths, all
hemmed ready for use; size two
yards, assorted patterns from
which to select; $3.50 value. Your
choice in the sale for $1.oS
$3.50 Table Cloths, 2H yards,
Special $3.50
$1,000 Pure Linen Table Cloths,
heavy quality, $3.50
$1,000 Pure Linen Table Cloths, fine
quality, SS.95
s12.75 Pure Linen Table Cloths. ex-
ira, 1926
$500 Pure Linen Table Cloths,
heavy quality, $10.95
Napkins. nearly half price, linen.
S4.4S, S4.75. $3.50
S1.25 Handkerchief Linen, SO inches
wide; now only Csc yard
! S1.75 Handkerchief Linen, SO inches
wide, now only S1.25 yard
: $3.50 Heavy Linen, 36-inch, for EN-
broidery work, for Csc yard
8 $500 Heavy Linen, 45-inch, for en-
broideIy work, for $1.39 yard
$500 Linen Tubing for slips, AZ
: inch; extra fine, $1.25 yard
: $500 Linen sheeting, 90 inches
: wide; price only $3.50 yard
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-07
White Goods for Dresses
and Waists
IN OUR FEBRUARY WHITE SALE

We are showing some early novelties in
White Wash Goods-novelties that are exclu-
sve and not found in this locality Many silk
fabrics that are washable. We invite your in
spection.
One lot white on counter - Dinities,
White Dotted Swiss, Fine White Crepe,
White Madras, Fine White India Lawn-3ec
value-your choice of above lot 21c
soc White Wolfe, Sc inches wide, fine quality,
SOC
75c White French Wolfe, "a inches wide, 45c
75c Newport Wolfe, 44-nch; Americas best,
SEC
SOC Corded Wolfe with satin stripe 39c
75c White Wolfe, 36-inch, with silk stripe, 45c
75c White Crepe. 36-inch. for underwear, for
4Sc
$l25 White Silk Popln 36-inch extra fine.
Csc
SIPS Novelty Silk Canton, 1919 latest CSC
75c Novelty Dress Voiles, 1919 latest 75c
soc Novelty Dress Voiles, 1919 latest. 35c
Many other Wash Dress Fabrics of the
year 1910 not mentioned here for your selec
ton.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-07
Lingerie Goods
for Underwear

IN OUR FEBRUARY WHITE SALE
soc Fine English Nainsook, 36-inch,
for 35e
12-yard Pieces of English Nainsook,
$500 value, for $3.50
soc Lingerie Batiste, very fine, for
35e
45c English Long Cloth, 36-mch; ex-
ira value, 33c
75c Lingerie Crepe, light blue and
flesh color, 4Se
75c Fiae Swiss organdie, 40 inches
wide, for 45e
S1.O0 White French Organize, IS
inches wide, for Use
45c Lingerie Crepe, dainty figures;
no ironing, 35c
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-07
New White Wolfe Waists

Just received from waist manufacturers
about two hundred fine Wolfe Waists especial
ly for Our Great White Sale. Eighty -four 81 so
fine white waists at 9Sc hundred $500
fine white waists at SIPS. Another lot sam
pie waists just received in time to advertise.
Many at nearly half price-$1. 20, $3.50,
S1.75, $1.95.
$2.75 Fancy Wolfe Waists, pink and blue lin
en- collars Observation-Disclosures. $1.9S
$500 Fancy Waists, ruffle, collar and cuffs,
for Decentralization. .... ST. 9S
5000 Georgette Waists, fancy, in white, also
pink .................... $3.9S
$3.50 Georgette Waists, navy, taupe, burgundy,
for ...... So. SO
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-07
Sheets and Pillow Slips
IN THE FEBRUARY WHITE SALE

IN THE FEBRUARY WHITE SALE
$3.50 Bed Sheets, 72x9O; note the
price, Csc
s1.75 Bed Sheets, S1xe9; good cot
ton, S1.59
$500 Bed Sheets, Pequot, 72x9o, for
S1.75
1925 Pequot Sheets, 72x99, s1.S5
s225 Pequot Sheets, s1x9o, S1.95
Pequot Pillow Slips, 42x36,
Sale Price 1Sc
Diamont Pillow Slips. 42x36, now
I5c
Acorn Pillow Slips. 42xs6,
Extra for f2c
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-07
JUST OPENED-A NEW LOT OF
House Dresses for Spring

IN OUR FEBRUARY WHITE SALE
Kindly note new prices this lot for Feb
ruary White Sale.
$500 House Dresses made of gray percale. at
$50
SIPS Bingham House Dresses, checks or
stripes S1.75
SIPS Percale House Dresses, white collar and
belt SITS
$500 Fine Percale Dress Aprons, very well
made with plain colored collar and belt for
$1.5O
Women's $3.50 Waists, made of colored
madras CSC
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-07
Which Begins Saturday

February White of
gathered
that will for their beautiful sofness
trimmings fine itchings and finish.
will particularly with the that very
liberal highest
ed in of at
Prices Are One Ourt
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-07

Are you acquainted with our Great Corset
Department? We have been fortunate to pro-
cure for the past year high grade Corsets when
they have been almost unprocurable. We are
placing on sale, especially for our Great White
Sale, from manufacturers, about 200 pairs of
Corsets. Some samples, others discon-
tinued numbers, but models for all-Royal
Worcester, Kabo, C-B, A la Spirite, Madame
Grace.
S1.50 Corsets three models from which to Sc
lect .............. Observation-Disclosures. 9Sc
S1.75 Corsets. high, low and medium, S1.25
$500 Corsets, many from which to select. at
$1.45
S225 Madame Grace Corsets, front or back
lace Observation-Disclosures. $1.75
$3.50 Madame Grace Corsets, front or back
lace .................... SI.9o
$3.50 Royal Worcester or C-B Corsets. S1.95
$3.50 Corsets. front or back lace, at . $2.45
S5oO-All Our Memo Corsets at one price,
S3.75
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-05-01
DINNER GIVEN FOR DICKENS
Farewell Honors That Were Paid the
Great English Novelist in
New York.

The story Of dinner to Charles
Dickens, given ut Delmonico's, In New
York, in April, 1868, by leading repre-
sentatives Of the press Of America as
n farewell tribute to the English nov
elist, then ending his second tour or
the United States as Il reader of his
own works, is told In the BoOkman by
Kate Dickinson Sweetser, who CLEANED
the facts from scrapbook recently
discovered in an old trunk belonging
10 one of tho guests at the banquet.
Considering the comparative prices
Of those times, the meal must have
been sumptuOus, for the scrapbook
contains receipted bill for S3,Ol5 In
payment for POI dinners. The COM
pany included most Of the journalist
ic notablcs Of the time and many
whose fame had not yet been fully rec
ognized. Horace Greeley was toast
master. Among the other guests at
me dinner were Robert Bonner. editor
Of the New York Ledger; Thomas
Mast, the famous cartoOnist of later
days, then with Harper's Weekly;
James Parton, the historian; Morton
McMichaels. mayor of Philadelphia,
editor of the Saturday Evening Post,
and later owner Of the North Ameri-
can; William II. Hurlburt Of the New
York World: George William Curtis,
editor Of IIarper's Weekly; James A.
Fields and J. H. Lippincott, publish
ers; Edmund Clarence Stedman, edl-
tor of the Galaxy, New York; Henry
J. Raymond of the New York Times,
and George Boxer, author and dlplo-
mat, former minister to Turkey and
RrSsia.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-05-01

country. Therefore should have to
accept 1t under false pretenses and
take their yoke upon me. Would you
think the needle pointed that wayT"
"No." answered.
Immediately he turned to his desk
and wrote the telegram which fixed
his place In history. 1t said no.
Into the lives of few men has such
moment fallen. looked at him with
a feeling of awe. What sublime calm
Eess and serenity was In his face! AS
IL 1t were mere detail In the work of
the day, and without a moments fal-
tering, he had declined crown, for he
would surely have been nominated and
elected. He rose and stood looking
out Of the open window. Always /
think of him standing there with the
morning sunlight falling upon his face
and shoulders. He had observed my
emotion and I think 1t had touched
him little. There was a moment OF
silence. A curious illusion came to me
then, for 1t seemed as If heard the
sound of distant music. Looking
thoughtfully out Of the window he
asked:
"Bart. do you know when our first
fathers turned out Of the trail Of the
beast and found the long road of hui
manity? I think 1t was when they dis
covered the compass in their hearts"
So now at last we have come to that
high and lonely place, where we may
look back upon the tOilsome, adven-
turous way we have Travelled with the
aid Of the candle and the compass.
Now let us stop moment to rest and
to think. How sweet the air is here
The night is falling. see the stars in
the sky.
Just below me is the valley Of Eter-
nal silence. You will understand my
haste now. have sought only to do
justice to my friend and to give my
country a name, long neglected, but
equal In glory to those of Washington
and Lincoln.
Come, let us take one last look to-
gether down the road we have trav-
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-05-01
BOSCHEE'S SYRUP

will quiet your cough, soothe the In
flammation Of a sore throat and lungs,
stop irritation In the bronchial tubes,
insuring a good nights rest, free from
coughing and with easy expectoratlon
In the morning. Made and sold In
America for fifty-two years. A won
derful prescription, assisting Nature In
building up your general health and
throwing off the disease. Especially
useful In lung trouble, asthma, Group,
ized cpuntries.-Adv.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-05-01
Answering for John.

distant relation of mine at the age
of ffty-nine became engaged to man
her senior by four years and who was
hard Of hearing. At the marriage
ceremony when the minister asked the
usual question, without being aware of
the bridegroom's deficiency, "Wilt thou
take this woman" etc., he did not hear.
therefore did not answer, and the
bride uttered loud enough to be heard
by all in church, "John, say yes."-
Chicago Tribune.