davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-05

fla ochi sd nu vaza. Cind sc piece
si-au dat nina 81 ochii lor erau seal
dati in lacrimi.
Din Tabara de la Calafat lea
scris de cite ori ii scriea 81 masci 81
Tincuta care stica carte citea scri-
sorile Gu inima strinsa de durerc,
vazind ca Pirvu mereu le scrie ca
81 Ell are sd treaca Dunarea sd sc
bata Gu Turcii.
Pc la sf1rsitul lunei Iunie Pirvu
q VENT in concediu acasa 81 in trei
zilc cit a stat acasa in fie care sea-
"a Sc ducea pc furis sc vaza pc Tin
cuta 81 Iordana, su cari. tainuiai
pima dupa miezul noptei. In noap-
tea cea din urmA Tincnta ia sire
curat in buzunar, fara Sc simta, un
pachetel mic de hfrtie, de care n a
dat de cit in tabara, unde STA schim
bat hainele, 81 in care q afIat o su-
vita Gu citeva fire de par auriu din
cositele Tincutei. A sArntat parul
care stralucea Ia razele soarelui 81
fntrfnd in cort Ia cusut intre ban
ta bluzei Gu care stiea Cd are 81 Sc
fmbrace in tie care ii ca pe niste
moaste sfinte u purtatoare de no.
roc.
Din tabara % Y calafat Il /, I, 4 apu: !;
cat y le mai scrie, . treia u de
|eum : ajuns 4 VENT ordinul ca ri
[mata rom1nA ~ treac4 DnnArea 81
|trnpele ~ fost miqcate 81 glrabx
|es1 eits ilnaii aiiees. i \ d, a1l1 ~
n 4 \ NJ
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-05

intrat in gradin6 81 de-acolo tiptil
in ograda, 81 q ciocanit la ferea.
stra vaduvei, care esind afara ia
spus ca VENT s6-si ia ramas bun
81 ar vrea so wa 81 pc Tincuta
caci cine site do mai vedea-o
fiindca va merge in razboi.
Iordanei nu iss'a parut ciudata
cererea lui Pirvt. Simtise din sea-
ra acea cind Pirvu . VENT Gu Tin
cuta acasa. Cd iliima lui bate pen
tru fii-sa silcu tgptc Cd nu erau po-
triviti de etate n trebuia sd trea.
'ca inca apa multi pe Jiu pima Tin
cuta va deveni AZ marital, s'a gin
dit ca Piryu nusi fecior de lapa-
dat, 81 in inima n se simtea mimi
',ta,, ca 81 Tincuta ca fiisa nu-i mai
mare macar Gu vfe-o patru sau Gin
Ici ami. La poftit A casa.
Tincuta Sc d6teptasc, Gu toate
|ca I4eul nu s'a d1t nici de data q.
ceasta la Pirvu.S kuzise ciocanitu.
rile lui usoare lsisl lereastra 81 cind
q esit masa afa = ascpltat la u
~, 81 auzind cx trvu vrea SO va
Ia ii salta inim y .bncnrie 81 Sc
fmbraca renedn tad a 1flfrat Pr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-05

dana 81 de fetita, care GU naivi-
tate copilareasca ii sgindarise cele
mai tainice simtiri. Cind s 'au des-
partit la poarta 81 a plecat pc uli-
ia pustie satului, a simtit ca ce-
va din fiinta lui a ramas acolo, in
casuta curata 81 bine ingrijita a
Iordanei.
Din ziua acea s'a facut schim-
bare mare in firea lui Pirvu. Nu-
mai era flacaul glumet 81 sagalnic
de mai 'nainte. Dcvenise trist 81
,posomorit, aproape ursuz, de nu-i
mai intra nimeni in vote. Masa,
prietenii lui 81 fetele Gu carl vor-
bise 81 glumise au simtit indata ca
t.inima lui Iorgu q fost sagetata de
dragostea vre-unei finite, dar Gu
.toate cercetarilc n'ap pntut afla
cine poate fl fiinta acea, 81 de Ia
,el nu puteau afla mimic, caci cfnd e.
ra intrebat, char de masa, schimba
vorba, 81 din intimplarea de pc dru-
mul dintre Neagra 81 Bumbesti nu
,s'a aflat mimic. Nici Iordana 81 nj
81 Tincuta n 'au scos un cuvint din
gura lor ii nu-i vazuse nimeni de
cit eel de sus.
Piryu era Dorobant Gu schimbul,
"a fiu de vadana, 81 il primayara
urmatoare, 1877, fost concentrat
in tabara. "a paecare, intro noap-
t. dup1 ~ nu 4 = rnAi sintit tipenie
Az ~ f. ulitele satulni, s'a stres
ri 4 !|lIi lIE ~
! !! \ =! y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-05
y MICA ~
RE:QBklClTAEzk
LIBERTY BoNDUR1 81 MARC1
DE RAZBOI.

Vindeti-le Ia moi pin4 sunt pre-
turtle bune. Simon este cea mai
cinstitA casa de schimb. Platlm
bani gaia orr ce sunni de Liberty
Bonduri 81 Marci de R4zboi. Ve-
niti 10 Room PIG Lennox Bldg.
etajul al doilea, East 9Th 81 Eu-
cid Avenue, de-asupra Ia Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis zil-
mic, afarG de Dumineca pin la
orele 6 p. m. VI trat6m cinstit 81
vi dam preturi bune. (1x6)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

I'M gan5er 2ar1oe ben 8eifan finben,
ben eg perbie11t, nber Bis eg Dertpirf.
liidt merben fam, miro m0glidertpei-
lie nod gerall1e 3eit Dergeben. Aud
bis 0nbin merben ma1de entlaiiene11
solbaten, biie lit Grele lire gfligt
fir bns aa1b getnn bnben, Der &iIfe
%beoirfen. Ole bette &ilfe, bie man IT,
men 5uteil tueroen miien tam, 1T
Mrbeit, nnb baran fibeint es III gar
.bielen gdcaen 5u feblen. Sn iebem
Safe iplte Elm Weg gefunoen per-
Der, nniere &rieger Dor Scot IN ieg-
6orm al berbabren, Darlt Bic
betan11te &ebensnrt bon Der unoa11ff-
bnrfet Der Hepubltfen iid nidt uuihh
in Dieiem SnHe beitdtigt. gs tnaire
bon aqer unbanfbnrfeit 6ie fblirn1n>
tie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
@iGfomntene &nnbe.

Dns 8oftnmt erbielt oieier 9n3e
o1s 8aibington Die Betf1lng, hnB bic
oIte griefportoz9bate bon 2 @erfs ON
/. S11Ii pie6er in @ruft tritt, in an-
beren @orten, Die Dor Der @;1trid-
t11ng Der &riegsrnte geltenoen Porto
rotten tperben pieber nl1fgennmmen,
mos bebentet boB @riefe nlr 2@ents,
9olfarten rnr / Gent uno lofaIe
griefe ou6 MIR l Gent foilen mcr=
ben. gs tpiro beion6ers bnranf auf=
merriam gema6t, 6aB griefmorfen
midi nmgetnnfdf merben fnnne11, mes
huIb beionbers @eidaftsfe,!tt, Die
Ma,ien BON 8riefen nmsienoel1, ire
Mi1fGnfe bon 8riefmarfen 10 ei1rif)-
Ten ipIten, oaB tie ant I. Snli fei11cn
8Drrat Ser Dreicentmarfen tnehr ba-
ben, 6a hieIer l1eberlduB ihncn 1tid]t
III f!pineren Marfen M%ngetuuidf ruer=
Sen fam. 5eIbitber itdnolid fu,b
Dreicentmarfen nnb 3meicertmarfen
anh nod Dem /. Snli bo1fommen gut
nnb gebrardsfdbig, nber Der betref=
fen6e @ebrnnder mirDe bonn ie0es=
NAL einen Gent 5rbiel m1sgeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Gin KriceS5RcferN fir
SSbnte.

l1nunfprhrndbenpr O;p,ft mShronn
ipfaehn mnnotpn MI hre;aehn gnasn
III Ser Neforo ser Mnner,fden Drn
|eorlShube, sic Elm nr1erifonifder
8urqer tr1a, Ser iih IN elrop1iiden
Rrieae in Ser ferbiidpn Mrnnpp nrtper-
ben lief.
0ip @d,,hp tr,,o d 4,Shron6 ner
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Wash Fabrics

You have heard about the
attractive materials, the beau
tiful varieties of design now
being shown for ~dressmaking
days. It is time for summer
sewing needs and advisable
now for an early selection OF
the newest materials. French
Voiles in figured resigns at
29c to$1.69.
French Volies in plain ma
terials at soc to S9c.
French Organizes in plain
and fgured-prices from 59e
to $1.25.
Figured Flaxons at PC and
SOC a yard.
Egyptian Tissues at l9c to
CSC.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

den utab unafait 90 Mfer 2ano uni
nl1rbespp n Der Megierung i'm Ssabre
1915 ais M~ntionnlparf erfIart.
Son Mad, Colorado, fam perDen.
Der Rio @ranbe 8abn bieier 65 Mei.
len ~entferute garf an beiten erreidt
amerben.
Set 1870 lit bieie llnita@udt Be-
fannt dis iebr reidboltig IN b~eritei-
l1erten Observation-Disclosures bon Ell
ner porbiitorifben Eierlpelt, un6 gm.
turforiber fonben bier ihon Dor
9O8AgroBortige nnb moblerbaltene,
III sfein berpan0elte Giergerippe, bie
man ing Carnegie Mnienm 5u Sits
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

burg, Beun., beforoerte, 100 lie iest
aur 8efDnnoerung n~1isgeiteGt inb.
Gin foldeg beriteinertps Berippe III
TOO SUB lang unb 20 bod uno auf
abnli6e 9iergerippe itoBt Der Mus.
grader ieoen Gag. Mann, no uno tpie
6ieie Eiere gelebt bnben bat nabr-
ihcinlih fein meniblihes Mnge geie.
ben. gieueiht par biieie 9siertpeIt
Eiho1 ausgtorben, ebe Der erite
Menih eribaffen narb.
Die @elebrten bebanpten: bieie
porbiltoriiden Giere ieien nnf ei11em
aus Der 5erne 5erfomrnenben Sluiie
Big bierber gefdnemmt noroet, no
lite IN elmer 5nn6bnrf liege1 blieben,
bon San6 nmgeben Der Madtpelt ols
sSfelette erbnlten blieben, Big eire
Motureridiitterung oos spn6bett IN
bie 90be bob nn6 es IN Die 8erggeS
genb berieste.
Die Carnegie Muielmsgeieqibaft
fat bon Der Megierung bas aQeinige
Re6t, 6ieie @5egenb i'm 9nrf at er.
fprid)en unb Bnt idon 8unoer 81
Gage geforoert, uno fdbrt fort, bies
1obIide grforidungsmerf NIT grfoIg.
5u fro11en.
Irifft man I'M idolt meft a1sge-
grnbenen 5teinbrnde auf 5felette, H.;
lit @efobr porbonoen, nuB lie 5erbro-
hen ooer 5erbrodeln, 10 rabmt man
lie in@ipsNein Inn lie lnftoi6t 51 ma
schen unb 5u erbalten.
Ser 5teinbru9 lit ibon 5temli6
erforldt nn6 bie barin iih befinolide.
Rnodengerippe teilpeiie bloBgelegt.
Ser S5eIg miro nit groBter 5orgfalt
npn ben @noder gemeiBelt.Gs 1T oies
cine Iebr miBli9e Mrbeit, % Die &stto=
hen, mie in einem &nobenbnuS, IN
einem &nnfen 5niammengetpnrtelt
nit Stein bnrdiebt, pertpadien 1t11o.
Mit oem 5tein bertpadien iin6 Die
@noden onrh tire brnlne Sarbe err
fennbar. 8isber but mon in 5tpet
Sabren an1trengen6er Mrbeit ben per
Miiien1doft befqnnten gr6Bten 8ron-
6oinurus fret gelegt, nno 100000
Yfuno ioIden S11nbes bat man ldon
per1didt. Die ,gerididung Der lie
herbleibIeI lit iebr beidmerli6, 1nnB
mon iie ia per @agen IS Mei1er nett
our giienbabn fabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

lit oie 6abrt auf Der gabn NIT ilrer
@eealmgebung cine auBerorbeitlide
5ebensmiiroigfeit. Mebit6em 1T bier
Ill Ser gtoot Salt Gate gitD Der
&auptlib bes Mormonentums, nelt-
beriibmt, ooer bod beriidtigt ourd1
leine reu5eitliHe @ielmeiberei als Mb-
lnnft ii5reg @eligionsbefenntaiiles.
Ger III Salt 2ofe 9Th befinoli6e
Morn1onentempel ion Elm Belttplln-
ser III 8auItil nn6 Musitattnng iei11
ltno lit nl.r fir gingeipeibte anga1t-
.qiq. Gin Seibe, mie iies Die Gbrilte11.
Ie1ren, finbet feinen s9atrih IN bic.
len Eempel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

Dus Gabernafel, Elm, ar6erer
Ynadtbau it allen augdnaig, fotpobl
Miorlnoren als rSeioeng. Sn bieiem
EeftpeI befinbet iiin Die groBte Or
gel Der MeIt nit 5000 Bfeifen, nit
ei1,em 2dingenmaB BON 2 Bon Bis 50
SUB. Sn Ser MGibe Der stabt iinb
Serge. Mbgriinoe, gonpo11s, SSliiiie,
Aneller, Harfs urb anoere oas Muge
cnt3mdenoe Maturtpnnber. Die Natur
Dat bier ibr Deites getan lln6 Die
Mormonen5unft bot aus Der Wilonis
.ein 8arabies geidoffg
Ser Dinolo1rparf befinbd ih no.
BE Der golorabogren5e I'M nor6oItli-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Sic 8euea1nae1, a,tr MefIamier1,pa

Die 8epesnngen satr Meflamier1Ing
bon 9elldnoereien fir 4riegsbetern-
men madt quite GortihriHe. sS1 elmer
gn15en @eibe neitliber nn6 iiiblider
Staaten fino fdon nidt u%nbeoeutenz
Be @elomitteI fin 6ieien 3ned 5ur
8erflgllng gelteM tporben. S11 anha-
rem 5tnafen finb folde 8ewaig1n-
gen IN NnsitW genommen, un6 penn
I'M 2allfe 6es 5ommers Der &orgreB
5ulammentrit, 6irfte bic Nngelegen-
belt meit genug geoieben lein, I'M
Dem rom 5efretM 6es Snrern entz
norfenen 8lar cine g~rob3ugige Mus.
fiibrung gu iiber11. @oriiber man lif
i'm Sntereiie unierer beimfebrenoen
@rieger MIR frel1en fn1tn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Guaranteed
White Goods

There will be a great de-
mand for White Goods and
Fandel's features the promin-
ent patterns in fancy stripes,
checks, dotted, ranging in
price from 1Sc, 29c, SOC, SOC,
75c, SOC, $1.0O, $1.25 and S1.39
Linweave guaranteed White
Goods of special mention and
priced for less than regular.
Shown on main counter. A 26-
inch weave at only
29f
Another special at white
goods section, 81 inches in
width, priced specially at only
18f
Our Standard Percales, So
inches, in light and dark pat
terms ....................
25f
Best grade Percale, SO inch,
in lights and darks at 5000.
29f
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Malines

For party gowns, evening
dress, and dancing frocks q
selection of malines in the
very newest colors and COM
binations.
Rainbow Malines, two yards
wide at per yard.
$3.50
Dress Malines 40 inches
wide at SLIPS per yard.
New "a inch Malines at S5c
per yard.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

Mns 8aIbingtpn tptrb gemelber:
oaB Mbgeor6neter 8uer aus gtort5
Dafota benbii6tigte, bonn ;nad)iten
&ongreB einen bonen S%abresiol6 fur
ole aus 6em aftipen Dienite entlai1e=
men Sol6aten 5n for6ern. 8eil nrzz
5dblige 5oloaten beionoers io16e nit
Nngeborigen, 6ringen0 Der %finan3iel-
len unteritiibnr1g b%e0Irften. Das
8orbnben 8aers miro tn5tpeifelbaft
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Neckwear.

Fillet lace-washable satin
and Georgette crepe are the
most popular materials In
round collars - cuff sets -
waist-coats, vestees and pep
lums. OF special mention are
the pleated Georgette collars.
Neckwear prices range from
Csc to $1.5O and So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
8p1per11e11r B1truauif bDr Winne

toto Undergraduate an Montag Die
8orlage, meI6e 5ranen 6as Ge6t
gibt, fir BndiioentihaHs g%leftoren
I'M Stant at timmen. Sem @ouber=
neur maren mebrere gima11oe unter=
.breitet moroen, IN benen Die 0erfai=
iungsmdBigfeit beg @eiebes IN 8pei-
feI ge3ogen mur0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Wash Materials

This store is showing guam
titles of tub materials for
dresses. suitable in the home,
porch and country wear, be-
ing in Ginghams, Chambrays
and Percales.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
&erlanat

Iiinftauleno 2el1te, gen1g Mrbeit.
90 p6er 40 SLIDER 2uno fret. Sir boae
Gin5elbeiten i6reibe man on
Sc. $. Gnod), Sairforb, Maban1a.
2O-4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Mad amtlidlen MiHeilnnaen finb

in ben leBte1 Monaten m1f ben 81
lenbabnen 6es 2an6es uber pier5ebn-
ta11lenoD iebitdble berlh mor6en, 6o=
bon beinabe Die @dlfte bon Mngeiten-
ten. Mu9 iolbe 3abIen geben al benz
fen. @enigitens bort, mo man oos
3enfen nod nidt gart5 nno gar rer=
lernt bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03

It is astonishing how many women
through lack Of attention are wearing Cor
sets that give q more mature appearance
to the figure than it should have, and con-
%sequently they appear to be i've or ten years
older than they are.
It is possible to readily improve that con-.
dition IL You will come to- our corset de-:
partment and get q trial fitting Of the
MOZART front laced corset.
See for yourself the youthful and grace
full lines this famous corset will give YOU.
No expense to you-do not buy unless.
there is q decided improvement-then you
should.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-03
Leading Spring
Dress Goods

In choosing the new dress material
at our dress goods counters you pur-
chase exclusive patterns.
The very latest word in dress ma
terials by the. way, a collection Of
merchandise seached il the best lines
of American manufacturers
You will note the new cloths SO
popular this season listed below.
French Serges at SLIPS to $3.50.
Storm Serges at $1.225 to $3.50.
Wool Taffeta at $500 to $3.50.
Wool Poplin at $500 to $500.
Scotch Heather at $3.50 to $500.
Wool Plaids from 35c, 75c to 1926.
B%roadcloth at $500 to $500.
Wool Batiste at $1.0O to $1.75.
Rampoer Chuddah Cloth at $1.75 to
$500
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07

The an4 efficient -Actacr
for American the Europaa
Governments A Senator Owen states' Europe solvent Benz
yen she VIII meet her Obligations Al and Exchange
Dollars viii purchase foreign
weld most liberal and ultimately sho. profit
anywhere from II tooye 00 By buyins these bonds
stabilize conditions road make possible for American industry
pand through foreign trade and Ire take advantage
unusual investment We markets
complete data
Inquiries for sbookfes eanne6
oreio f;ons'
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
IIntte0 states senate

Committee on Five Civilized Tribe. Of Indian
October twentv-eis shtf
Nineteen Nineteen
M-ssrs. a. 8. Leach & Company. Inc.
50 Cedar Street, New York.
Gentlemen:
The only way TO balance foreign exchange
at present is Tor the American investing
public TO buy these European securities,
which are selling az an extraordinary profit
At this tirne-jus+ as United States bonds
did at the close OF the war
Europe is a. bottom solvent ir its busi
ness life and productive pow-r-and wher
America knows this ard that credits now
serve both America and Europe alike tH-
peopl- vAl hug tne bonds and securitirs
freely.
Yours respectfully.
(Signed) ROBERT /. OWEN
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
"Foreign Trade through Foreign Jnre~fn,en,s
The Importance of Improving
Foreign Exchange Rates

THERE perhaps which seriously
greater consideration the Government officials
bankers and business than the foreign exchange situation 1t Of the
only for the welfare European
also for the United States a effort be made effect
ment IN the most logical way possible
We cali the following letter from Robert l. Owen
Of Oklahoma member Of the Banking and Currency and Appopn
Committees:
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Foreign Bonds Dealt In FlAs

Mexico Exter .sri IS Of SO. is4s 90 IS
do gold ts Of '04. 1854 ... 3 49,
MeAco Extern 81 So, SO. I945. As 4s
Mexico Extern Goid As. "a 1854 4. ls5
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Foreign Govt. and Municipal BouGs
ttnteress To Re A3d-d}

BIZ N iIeI
Ans,o-F-snch Extern 6s. 1890 s7la 81.
Argentine Intern S. l94S..... r 7s1a
Canada, Dom OF, IS, 1921. 1....,. S7l7 IS
Canada, Dom of 1926. 9+Tr rs
Canada, Dom ck, 1S3l......... siia s3E
Chinese Gov X BY IS. 1851. 6liA Sc
Cuha Extern 5s. 1914. 9I1e e2X
Cuba Extern 6s. series A, iS4s. S7ss ss
Cuba Extern 4Hs, ls4s. ........ .sN 7SN
Dominican Rep 5s, l95o.... 9. "a
City Of Paris Ga. ie2l....... 96N s6%
Jap Govt Alss. string In. 1895. s21e "a
jap Govt 4-ss, % series. ls25 50 SAX
jap Govt A.. sterling In, 1871. 6s-a T0A
City Of Tokyo 6s l952 .2 40
L p 4 5-yr 5l.s, 1871. 97ss SIS,
L 6 E n 2O-yr ) i?s, 1891 S2i. AL,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-21

FARM FOR SALE-34O acres, To-
Gated on good road, II miles of
Americas, 10 miles of a good town, 2
miles of school, church, stores, etc. !;
200 acres in cultivation; $50 acres
under fence; running water and good
pasture; $50 acres pebble land, bal
ance gray with clay subsoil. Lies
well and is easy to cultivate. A lot
of this land will make a bale of cot
ton per acre with good seasons. One
six-room house which needs some re
pair; two tenant houses and good
barns. Located in white section.
Will sell outright or will take some
city property in the trade. Price
$12,5O0. FRANK J. PAYNE, Phone
"a, Americus.-18-tf.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-21
AID PoRCUPINE TAKES THE
TW0 FRIENDS FOR A TREAT

EMMY Coon was very quick and
y clever to jump so swiftly and knock
Tommy Fisher over and save gully
porcuDine's life. And Gully was
verv grateful, 50 he tried to think
Of some way to show Jimmy Coon
that he was thankful.
So one day he asked Jimmy Coon
and Teddy Postum to go with him
0e he had something lovely for them
to eat. "the very best thing in the
world there is to eat,", said Gully
POrcupine, and Jimmy Coon's bright
ewes sparkled with joy, for he loves
something good to eat, and who
doesn't. only those people who
haven't any teeth or appetites left?
So Gully set off through the forest
and Teddy Postum and Jimmy Coon
were with him, and they could hardly
wait for that lovely surprise. They
wondered what it could be and talked
about it all the time.
Gully never did care very much
for talking and on this day he never
said word GULLY couldn't 20 very
fast and his two friends %; :r'la-
tient, and very tired of going at such
a slow pace.
Jimmy Coon began to grumble and
he said to Teddy Postum in a whia-
per, 81 wonder what GULLY has for
US to eat. I'll bet you fat clam that
it is only the bark of some old tree
that he thinks is good to eat and
not another soul could bear to eat.
"Now Guilty." said Teddy Postum.
mo fooling! We are awfully hungry
and if there isn't something good to
eat at the end of this road we aren't
going another step.
Quilly's sharp little spears stood
all on end at this speech of Teddy's
and he looked pretty cross, so that
Teddy Postum swung himself up in
a tree until Gully cooled off little.
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country with any one who walked
like a SNAIL then you know how hard
it was for these two little rascals,
Jimmy Coon and Teddy Postum.
Through the trees they saw after
a while the remains of a fire, and it
looked as if people had just broken
camp. Gully walked little faster
and shouted, ''Now, we're nearly
there. Oh, this is the loveliest treat
something perfectly lovely to eat"
You ought to have seen Jimmy
Coon and Teddy Postum hurry to
that camp And what do you think
they found?
Tom orrow-Mr. Porcupine's Feast
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applied to me for a discharge as
guardian of her said ward.
WHEREFORE, this is to notify
all persons concerned to give their
objections, if any they have, on or
before the first Monday in Septem-
Der, 1919, else the said Mrs. Court
lev E.McGehee guardian as aforesaid,
will be discharged from her said trust
in compliance with the law and the
prayers of her petition.
JOHN A. COBB, Ordinary,
Sumter County, Georgia
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ooh come on, Teddy Postum, and
We'll see it through. GULLY is good
old scout and he wouldn't fool us
when we are so awfully hungry"
Gully felt better at these kind
words of Jimmy Coon and he laid
down his spears and began to be
more cheerful.
If you have ever walked in the
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GEORGIA-Sumter County.
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This August 4th, 1919.
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