davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06
Srucn paa %Srueholmen
os henoes 1rptaecre.
5ortrairg al IreI Doe.

Iaar set / bore 9eoitcforrIorca
Sio hpr0tc at Giifcrne ira Snge /
0oroIano peo lin 0icufomit ira
6iifcrict pao Souct fom / SouSneO
zoe ! SfirrQnnrNen, itoI De unoer.
ti0cn hare Jet en- IptOflp0t &pinoc-
itlffeIIe poa Sen Dttcriie mcnnclfc
tonune SoImc itna oa pinfc til Dem
melem Sc heie Sfumitstter ionl
@rRnoinacu refer pna bette Steo.
Ge mentc at bet par "6rlcn" pan
E~rtchoImcu iom off iaicu. Snn par
chi aoeIi9 8mur iom ariitian oen
6ierSe i~orulite Ill ct Iooru paa Den
line 9 iom if Pam citcr bcnoe %
Iom eftcr noqenS 0teuiug onltom i
9trrbcOcn al @oImeu, oa ber0eS
@aoo, JON rocoe9 al Gt Bar gomIe
Sienere, fantret Ell Storm en- Sen'
Dag on bun pcl0tc bicm ira Sirfen
i Su9e.
9hl fnciIer ct Iprtaarn pao 6rltc.
bolnlell, % / Oeta Sp8 er SDnct Bit
borte for bcitanoig % ioguet bIeg'
net.
@en ! bore 9eoitcforGIore5 Gjo
fab Sc QumIe oco SIOcu / Den LANCE,
noroIar0ifc W6rfeIi0 % iortoltc
mco Eroifab moo ale @ufeltbeoer
iinc Barn ON BEN uIpffeIigc, pOIc
"IbeISirie". SnoIt0e3 ION OercS
Sorfnr % Niormor bdobe ~iortnlt
Sagnet til Dem. "a bar Ser oginn
Ell 90 onoen mig, epcntprIpitcn @llt
Iom grcb Safe % Spade og rocoe
u6 I'll GIippcbolmcu for at iinoc ale
benoeS @cnge oa aoitbarbcoer iom
b1u bauoc grauct neb oerilOc al
Irpgt for De rl5infc S%iereocrc iom
bite gjcitet 9torolano0 apit / Dem
Sio.
9}oget fort 5aab ON at iinoc
Sfatten hapoc Sc Oog life. @anltc
piit beo oct at Trreu bar 0rutnct
meo belle lit SIcuer'fob, % at bun
InaleocS efterlo0 alt bOlo 6lrn cicoc
paa S%lippehoImcu. W}cu oct iortoI.
res ogiaa at Sfntten oQcrcOc bar
bGpct al en- llbrnnQer / 6ommcr.
feit, ifiont ban boube iuorct pan at
ban life bapoe iunoet oct ntiuoitc noe
pao Der lille 2.
@n Wtorgen ier SoIen par itoact
op, ioo imioIcrtjo 8r9teren, at ban
Iiitche fla rO al @nen boict mnocr Ell
tuu9 &a@ic ban bar pao GpgQen, o.
noqen Gage Icncrc ion0t man hans
Stpf og sat lamt 2cpuiugerne al ct
WaaItio peo 8reo0en al Ell 0pb GIu.
- Won giettet mi at han eiterot Ia
NC Ipi't baooc billet oriffc al Chen
"a ocrior bapoe bret lig nc0 til Den,
% at 0cn tltnae &aSic ion bar bom
for 0prebar til at ban tllroc lplle
Den ira iig, oa par alc0rt ircmopcr,
Ioa ban tapoc mIitet &iQcpcateu on
bar gnact paa Soococt / Chen; Tor
man bucrtr ioo clcr borte no0et
I'll bQm mer.
"g}cn IooIebe3 anar Set, Iogoc
gInmeu, "uaor noQcn pil ripe ira &c
osoe, @ore ocn iou1 er IouliQ Nrp.
tagcr fam hUue Sen Sfat, Grrcn pac
6~rlebolmcn bar citcrloot iil, bo'$
llbrmaQertu life iouot Sen belle"
@rm0cu I'll at ~Srucn" life
fur6e5 omtalt / biitoriift %Glttitntfer,
man iogeS / at heuoc5 Sfipbnc hp
rer til Ben NCumcIigc NoibiIturjc.
Ytcn Sc &uiuer IoW bIcu iumoet pou
TrJehoImen Ga Tnret bIeu rcjit Inn,
les at ptic at buu ujrcfIil bar boct
Der, % en- ipenif 6rlte iou. Tor blu-
ore NInr iioer qicitct TrciteQaor0cu
/ 9lIteu / 9forolauo fol / Nreuc ira
npr Si0 h1Nr nnIpit irInPuAr nm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06

WlinIlel Den dnoe1t 1ont o9lad bal
CANNED % ipag os tsrret Speoen a
lin beneoe Yanbe.
Sunfer Burger boieoe @ooebet oe
glf opfplot Of Sorg % Singer opel
al Den Smerte, bar bnpOe ooIbt, mi
i airfen. 9a @uoStieneiten pal
enot, fnlete ban Meni9beben no a
&trfnt, ltiuet fig meQem De fottige
ltrofte lin Saano no imoo Den til,
iIsreoe apinoe, % bun aop aImiS
ler, og boiifet: "2eg trp9ler % bci
bare ONT SilgipeIie ior alt bpab ieq
/ llngoos llbeiinbigbco bar poIo'
eoerl"
Sun itouoiet, potlct, trptfet Saon
oelt moo lin bplgeroc Barn o9 bui'
'tet: Seq bar tiIGitl Nen lat
mig oIorig le Gem mer, bsrer De -
~ % lep pel!
@in ifpnote fla nco til 9aaoen oQ
rocbe itror biemoper.
De 9amle Sienere itreo Jig iren
moo Storm og iflmncroe gslgcr
% BET fnaget / BEN gamle gaao.
mems 8rlien iao mcO Nnii9tet begra.
oct | line S9noer og graot en- beiri,
enoe lpffclig @raot.
W3en neppe bar bcnoeS 9aao fon'
met nogen Sapne ira &ano, fer en-
anocn illIgte eftcr. 5 Ben lao bare
Ell Wano; men ban bnpoe Wtoo og
&rpiter for mango.
2Gnge fi9mpet De TO gaabe Jig
trent moo Stormclt, % oa De por
naact irem til bare nogen Same ira
aIippebolnen, fontrct Srltens 9aoo,
og bun Iclp itprtet no / oct ~fraaoenoe
Cub, uts paa 0soen.
Nlt bleu tort for benocS zine.
Vten GA bun omlioer fom til Jig ielp
lglen, Ioa bun paa gunoen al en-
anoen 9aao, og en- &slt lom bar
benoe Sen fiGrcite / @erOen falotc
bcnoe oeo Hapn % bpiifet:
"Nl ferlt lfal Dor Spffe b~egpnoe!"
"a lmilte bum lom / en- Ialig
9ronl, og Suitfer @irger roebe, iaa
9aaoen far iom ell Yil, ino moo Ell
ltbeboet Gel al &pitelL, buorfra Sc
@Icllerc flpgtet pioere oper @sifieIoene
mo / SUerige % noaeoe irellt til
bans @ooS, Dor Sc ii0en lepebe /
Itor Spffe % fit 0elO til at ie en-
talrig Slegt pore op.
% iom iagt fra benoe neoItam,
nler ieg, % oerior tror ieg at leg life
bcbeper at frpgte Iamnle Straf iom
llbrmageren ira @ammerielt. Seq
er - fan bore - loolig Mrptoger
og Iom iaaoan bill ieg prppc min
Spffe iom Sfatteqrnper poa Srltc.
bolmen", Iagoe Stuoenten imileuoe,
og n9ite Gag, tiblig ON Worgeneil,
reiite ban til Siiea, Icoioget al pore
- og ialfalo ganife iiffert al mine
- beoite Gnltcr! Gn llgc ienere
penote ban tilbage % bIep MI hos
oS Ell bel Waoneo. Teb ocns Slut.
ming GAP ban mig ct Irmbaano,
0annet al ct Stpffe al Ell @nlsfie0e
Iom ban bapoe iunoet paa 6rueboI
men.
Wter fanbt BON life, lagbe BON.
Men ban mad i Wobiptning til
llbrmageren ira Sammcrieit babe
pGret rette Nrotager, faaIeOeS Iom
ban ielp mcntc oct, for 2pffen bor
iltlgt bam lioen, Oct peo leg i~iffert.
Samme Dag ban GAP mig Glrn.
bnuuOet bleu nj nemlig forlopet, og
MI bar ri pGret gift / y Nor, % i
Sen Sio bar oct life pPret Ell Dag /
port Samliu Ioun life bar bragt i'm
2pffc."
Ntet oerne0 er ogIaa fommet e,
beloig Slutning paa bet GIogamlc
n~oroIanoife Sagn ON SEN tIpffeli,
&c, banife IocI3oame, Ser blep for
pitt til 6rllcboImen al ariitian oen
6ieroc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06
0p0cms 6pf.

Mrs. CLARA Sa1oen, Smut S. Sau@
gems Siritru, bcgraoebes iioite Srebag
paa aRt. Yisqua airfeeaarb, Santa,
@tinn. t6un bIep npiten 40 Gar GAM
mel 90 poerIepeS al lin SusbonD os 4
Barn.
6lu bar eneite gienlcbenbe Barn al
Sens S9ttens fgrite 9G9teita6; begge
8ornIbre bsoe, Woren 81, 6aren 4 aar
Iioen.
9epsaaria9en bar SierteIp9oom. Ifs
oeoe bauoe ~lfrontet | lpngere Sio pg
benbes Spgeleie bar life lnnguarigt. @ar
enb benbe5 le9emlige arGfter enb nraos
beige, par beuoes anno laaue9et mer
pilig.
Jieo. Gorman, Ser forrcttebe geeru>
pelIen to9 / lin 2igtale Anlebniug til at
noe @fbpbes 6ar o9 Sutel iiu Sribut for
pereS retliniebe Serb / &iu og @anoel,
og 9an Den 6euioueoe bet StloSn1aal at
bun troligt baooe frl9t / bcres Spor.
Clara 6nl9en bar en- al DEN mnitars
lfe gteni8bebs Stettcr o8 bopoe / en-
lang NdrrPtfe uGrct aasierer / Noro
auiuoeforcnirg.
@enoes @ortgang bill bore ct Sobn -
life ulene ipr benbe5 aIlernGrmelte, men
ogian for De mango, Bun lit - life ret
LANCE - men intere5iereoe o. pirtloms
me &ip tar fonm1en / Seuifab5z %
&ienolfob8forboIO til. q. Il.
x X
Nrs. Ole 90. @roite beoropcs Onss
bag oer 21oe pda Qofe 6anita Sutberitc
@raupla0s. Sebsaauiagen par OBJ
itructipn OF the boipel5" % inotraf 3
Sage eiter en- Operation ioretoge5 /
minneapolis, bppr bum oglaa bsoe. 4fs
bgbe naaebe ell Nlber al II Iar, par
9atter al forlrnglt afpeoe Scr. % glrs.
Ole MILLER; bun bar Den pugIte al 8
Ssifcube, % puerlepe5 al i'm sGgteiGfc.
) aSrn % ale line Seitenoe.
Nfoeoe a en- III Nntiren %uip0bdnlia
Del ilorllltet aoinoe med mango Sutercss
Ter % ngo life nlcne alminoeIia IotelIe
mer o9iaa itor EopuIaritet. bpao notiom
frenr9it al BET tore 6el9e, ser fulate
benoe til 0rapeu. Sc flelte al 6enoe5
nrrmeite Slrgt er boiatte / Satpta %
ben norbre Sci al por Stut. Sc baobe
imiolertib nriteu uoen lluotaoelic nuOz
iunoet Jig iii 8earapeIicn on buj bureS
til i'm lio1tc 9oiIe al / @rsore 90 2
Sno9ere. q. IL.
On gaunlel Sen % 9oonucut (fur SC
iioiIe 80 9ar) al "SecoraGz Soften,
Gle u. 9iororitnL Nsoe bcn 24re Gori!
/ @abigopn, Ontario, Canada. Sal,
bar igbt Sen 1SSe Ndrt5 1S41 i Rius
gebo, 0iiobrau05oaIen. Dnn tar / Elk
lang GGfte al aar Ser9eant peo @,los
brauoSoaIenS Battalion oe iieen Spihnss
ntauo oeo aamot@S tpren S~erlbanen oa
fob / Statcus Sieneite ira 1865 iii
1879.
5an fom til @errou Gonntn, 3is..
Sommeren 1879. bapoe Der Sarm |
SterIing Sopnibip, ilptteSe til 8abis
COON, Ontario, / 1903, bpor ban optoo
SomeiteaS % bOeoe paa bette til lin
500.
3an e~fterIabcr Jig 9uitrit. oaiaa isSt
| 8ingebo, / 1S41. iaut 10 Seuner.
9aiper ! &iScuuiiu, o. areI. Ianrt IRE
@arnsbarn / &abigopn. Sen gloite al
hisie Barn, @ictor. bperoeee iia til aris
gen / 1916, m 20 Sar saTnmel, 90 TOM
aiem en- tprt Sio fsr i'm 9ceiteiaSers
Ssh. Sette bar iii itor @lrSe for Sen
8amle, Tom aItio iu.teSe ON Gictor po
baabeoe al ie bam eusang Ill. Nsfte
Cans Enfe oleo opfplot. R. Y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06

"Sisoernen" er ~aaranteret 10
gar. men bill rare en- Nemue IieaISer.
De faar Soften" for baIp gris, roar
Sc fl&sr en- Tafin.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-03
WESTERNERS RETURN
TO GODS COUNTRY
Mayor RoIph of San Francisco Wei
comes Them at New York.

New York, April Fifteen hun
dred battle-scarred veterans Of the
Three Hundred and Sixty-third IN
fantry, big strapping men who travel
ed more than 5000 miles from their
homes and friends in the far western
states to fight in France and Belgium
returned to what they described as
Gods country" today on the tran
sport Kentuckian.
Mayor Rolph of San Francisco, and
delegations of Western citizens rode
up the harbor with the local Mayors
welcoming committee to give the
boys a royal Western welcome"
Nearly half of the regiment is com
posed of requirements.
total of LOO men were inscribed
on the casualty list, but some have
since returned to the command. Seven
hundred men paid the supreme
sacrifice. he regiment, a part of tn
Ninety-first Division made wonder
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-03
FULTON Is LOSING
100000 ANNUALLY
improper Tax Returns Reported to
County Board by Auditor; One
Concern Cut $675,0o0.

Atlanta, April 2-Failure of num-
erous business concerns to make
proper tax returns to the county tax
assessors is resulting in an annual
loss to Fulton county Of between
100000 and 100000 according to a
declaration made to the county com
missioners at their monthly meeting
today by County Auditor j. l.. ResDesS
The commissioners voted to refer The
matter to the finance committee for
immediate action and report
In making his report to ths com
mission Mr.. Respess said his atten-
ton was called to the improper re-
turns by an examination Of the tax
collectors books. In one instance, he
said, he found that large concern
made q return for $125,000 when the
actual taxable property of the con-
Germ was 100000. He said he found
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-03
MERE WORK FOR "MAC"
BUT HE CAN DO IT

Atlanta, Ga, April 3.-Major d. F.
McClatchey widely known throughout
Georgia as the genial secretary of the
Senate and also as the efficient exc
cutfve. secretary of the Georgia Food
Administration, will act as chairman
of the Eighth ward committee for
the approaching bond election in At
lanta.
His unusual capacity for detail
and successful organization work is
we'll known, and during the past two
years he has rendered very valuable
service to his state and country The
mayor and the chairman of the Coun-
Gil bons committee, very earnestly
urged that he aid the city in the cleo
tiQp. by accepting the chairmanship;
and, Immediately after consenting to
undertake the work, he has begun
his work of organization.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-03
HABITS OF THRIFT
URGED FOR GEORGIA
Buying War Savings Stamps Will be
Made as Easy as Getting Cigar
or Spool of Thread.

Atlanta, April $40 make the buy
ing Of War Savings Stamps in Geor-
gia as easy as getting a cigar or a
spool of thread, is the purpose of
State Director of the War Savings
Ivan E. Allen. He and the vice-di-
rector, Walter G. Cooper, are busily
engaged in the work of making the
buying of war savings stamps not
merely a passing pleasure and pa
triotic duty but real joy as well.
They are heart and soul with the
Treasury Department of the United
States in the making Of thrift hap
by habit
The War Savings organization OF
the state. through very compre-
hensive and effective corps of work
ers and through the educational in
stitutions of the state emphazing the
fact that while the great purpose OF
the government in putting the thrift
campaign on a permanent basis is to
teach the people to save, they must
not forget that the purchase OF war
savings stamps as a means OF helping
our government to discharge the OBJ
legations incurred in winning the war
| is still binding upon every patriotic
! citizen.
Let us buy war savings stamps to
! the limit of our ability" says Direc-
| tor Allen.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-03
KENTUCKY LIQUOR DEALERS
STOPPED SALE APRIL FIRST

Louisville. Ky. April 1.-Prohibi-
ton by argreeement became effective
today in Christian county, KY, After
an election on the prohibition queS.
ton had been proposed, the liquor
dealers, in view OF the approach OF
national prohibition, consented to dis
continue sale of liquor an April l.
The effect of the novel experiment,
which authorities say was never at
tempted before in America, will
be watched with interest,
Under the agreement, the liquor
dealers pledged themselves to aid in
enforcing prohibition, and to use
their influence against the issuance
OF new liceses by county authorities.
If new applicants take action against
county authorities to compel insuan-
&c of licenses, the old liquor dealers
agree to bear fifty percent Of the
cost of fighting such suits
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-03
E1"3 IJCyI YOUR HEART;
ITS YOUR KIDNEYS

signals that the kidneys need helps
You should use GOLD MEDAL Haar-
oothing, healing oil stimulates the
kidneys, relieves Inflammation and de-
stroys the germs which have caused it.
Go to your druggist today and get
box of GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil
Capsules. In twenty-four hours you
should feel health and vigor returning;
After you feel somewhat improved
continue to take one or two capsules
each day, so as to keep the first-claSs
condition and ward of the danger Of
other attacks.
Ask for the original imported GOLD
MEDAL brand. Three sizes. Money rec
funded it they do not help you.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-03
POOR FARM INMATE
TRIES TO HANG SELF
Georgia Pitts StrangIes to Death
When Nail Breaks After Wire
Around Neck Tightens.

Griffin, April Georgia Pitts. an
aged inmate of the Spalding county
poor farm, committed suicide Tuesday
afternoon BY driving "a nail in the
wall of his quarters, placing a wire
around his 3neck and swinging off. The
fail broke and the man fell to the
floor but died from strangulation
Pitts was a stranger in Spalding
county. He was found in the union
passenger station here several weeks
ago suffertag from pellagra and sent
to the county farm for attention.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-03

Kidney disease IS 10 rnspcctor Of nar-
people today can &c traced back to the
kidney trouble.
The kidneys are the most important
organs of the body. They are the fill
terers of your blood. If the poisons
which are swept from the tissues by the
blood are not eliminated through the
kidneys. disease of one form or another
will claim you as Il victim.
Kidney disease is usually indicated by
WEAKNESS, sleeplessness, nervousness
dependency, backache, stomach trou-
BILE, pain in loins and lower abdomen
gall stones, gravel, rheumatism, sciatica
and lumbago.
Al these arrangements are natures
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-03
BACHELORS NOW WANTED
FOR VOLUNTEER ARMY

Atlanta. April 3.-Uncle Sam is
willing and anxious to give $4,000
bachelors a nice trip to Europe all
bills paid; and just now he is send
ing out an urgent invitation to 50,0G0
men asking them to volunteer for
service in France to relieve 10000
married men who have been through
the wrack of war and whose families
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-03
USE PISTOLS FOR DUEL

Savannah, April 2.-Mackie Boone
and Sam Purdy both suffering from
serious wounds, are in the Georgia III
Urinary as a result off a pistol duel
yesterday afternoon near the Terry
Shipbuilding Company's yards.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-03

back home are waiting anxiously for
their return to this side of the ocean
These 10000 will replace married
men in the Army of Occupation along
the Rhine. They will see Europe at
the governments expense, and there
will be no danger from submarines or
shrapnel to mar the experience.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-03

An Englishman has invented a
method for recording sounds on a
film and reproducing them, making
phonograph records of unlimited
length.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-03

Operated by wind vanes, a scare
crow built on the jumping jack prin-
ciple which moves its arms and legs
has been patented.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-03

nearly $5O,OOO,OOO in property for
which no return has been made. This
he said, represented a loss to the
county of $4,000 and its proportion
ate amount to the State.
Electrical apparatus for sorting
leaves of tobacco by length is the
idea of a New York inventor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-12-18

tell you, and can't say 1t. Won't you
please listen to what my little friend
here. the doll, will say for me, and
then maybe--maybe you'll say some.
thing too"
Dear Nellie, love you. know
that you are star high above me,
and the best man In the world un-
worthy of you; but can give you
every luxury and add the greatest one
of all-love. Say It's not altogether
hopeless"
Nelly blushed peony red. Then she
smiled slightly. almost quizzically.
She moved four steps. They brought
her directly under the mistletoe. War.
rem arose to his feet.
"Oh, Nelliel" he cried, "you-yo,i
didn't get under that mistletoe on pur-
poser"
She hung her head embarrassed, yet
inviting. He stole to her, brave as
lion. He circled her waist with
his arm. She snuggled closer; he
pressed his lips to hers.
"Oh, merry Christmas to all the
world" he jubllated expanslvely, and
in the accents there was the cheer Of
= happy, happy man.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-12-18

body knows you're
in love with Nell
lie, and the way
she favors your
company shows
how she regards
you"
"Oh, do you
think so, positive
ly?" gasped War
ren. His face was
a vast map Of
longing hope. "You
don't know how
how happy you
make me. Just put
the doll aside,"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-12-18

by his side, his
finger on the but
ton. Nellie was
looping a string
made to order in
side the doll. He
set 1t on a chair
of holly near the
folding doors. She
looked at him
strangely as he
said:
Miss Deere
Nellie, I ha v e
something to say
to yOu-that is
yeS-SOmething to
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-12-18

to the salesman. II shall want some
special records made and I'll see you
later"
"It's bold scheme" soliloquized
Warren, and proceeded straight back
to the toy store. He sought out the
salesman. "Now, as 1 understand it."
he said, "a regular baby phonograph
device inside the doll makes 1t say
all those cute things, when you op-
crate button?"
"That's It," acceded the clerk.
"And can have a special record
made?"
Surely. We can attend to that
for YOU"
Warren met Nellie on the street the
day before Christmas, and she men,
toned the fact that she had been very
much disappointed as to the Christmas
tree they had received, 1t being strag-
gly and understood.
"Why," spoke Warren eagerly, 81
saw the finest layout of trees down at
Chester only yesterday, Miss Deere.
l haven't a thing to do the rest of
the day. Won't you deputize me to
help give the little ones good timer"
Warren arrived at the Deere home
with the tree and various packages.
He helped Nellie trim the tree. He
operated the talking doll to even the
wonderment Of Mr.. and Mrs. Deere,
who at ten o'clock indulgently re-
tired.
Warren began to act nervous. He
had placed a new record specially
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03
TranSyIUania AccLaimS Ne70
Rulers in Motley Pageant

HERMANNSTADT. Pennsylvania,
Aug 2.-Ethnographic parades, in
which the people were dressed i'll
clothing OF thousand varieties,
were some of the picturesque fea-
lures OF the recent visit of King
Ferdinand and Queen Marie 10
Pennsylvania, formerly part of Hun
gary. but lately conquered by Ru-
manian troops.
Four million Rumanians of
Pennsylvania had looked forward
for years for this time 10 come
when the country in which they
lived would again be reunited 10
Rumania and they saw in the com
ing of the King and Queen evidence
that this was accomplished.
In quaintness, originality and col
or the parades held in many cities
and towns for the benefit of the
king and queen could hardly be ex-
ceeded. The clothing worn by the
peasants had changed but little
with the passing centuries. Some
looked as though they had stepped
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03
Urges Pensions
for Aged as Cure
for Labor" Unrest

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-The old
est member of congress has begun
a fight TO secure an old-age pension
law which will keep the wolf from
the door of the aged people OF
America in the twilight of life.
Gen. Isaac r. Sherwood Of Ohio.
who is back of this movement, will
lives until that time, and the indi-
cations are that he will be spared
to continue his work in and out Of
congress for a good while to come,
as ne never was in better health
than at present.
Gen. Sherwood is author Of the
'dollar-a-day pension law for vet
Grams. He hopes now TO crown his
congressional career by securing old
age pensions for worthy workers, for
those who produce the wealth in the
richest country in the world. who
keep the wheels of industrial prog
ress whirring and those whose labor
on the farms contributes so much to
feed the world.
CSH' oAlci "OOu uSS4o1i % A47 0iu
age pension bill will do more TO
pacify the conflicts between capital
and labor than any other endeavor. q"
1t was one Of the three measures
considered at the first meeting OF the
labor committee this session.
1t carries the endorsement of the
American Federation Of Labor and
of all the prominent labor orgauIza-
tions. The labor group in the house,
more than half a dozen mem bers
who hold union cards, viii cooperate
with Gen. Sherwood in pushing the
DILL He intends to concentrate his
efforts in this congress upon its pas
sage and saws he viii press for early
hearings on it.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03

out of the Bible. They wore sack
cloth, homespun, leather. wooden
shoes, the loose shirt with flowing
sleeves worn by the old Romans.
leather girdles for carrying weap-
ons. highly colored sashes and
shawls. beaded aprons, and buck
skin moccasins.
Queen Idol of All.
Queen Marie. radiant and happy.
was the idol of all. Beside her stood
her favorite child. the little Princess
Heyana, a prototype OF her beauti-
full mother. King Ferdinand was
dressed in the uniform Of a general.
In addition 10 the parades there
were numerous displays resembling
the county fairs Of America. The
farmers and their wives showered
the king. queen and princess with
gifts. Those of the queen included
rugs. towels, tablecloths. cushions.
sashes. shawls, ornaments and cruel
fixes.
Princess Ileyana received all kinds
of gifts including live lambs and
rabbits.