davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1919-06-10
Totals. 81 . u IL
sRan for Marquard In tho hfth inning.
tBAtted for Cheney In the seventh inning.

Brooklyn. ............ o o D o.
cincnnaii............. l o 0 II
Two base Mts-Neale. sailee. Marquard
Home run-Rath. stolen base-Bresser. Sac
Brooklyn. 9; Cincinnati. 8. Bases on balls
on sallee. !; OFF Cheney, .. Hlts-On Mar
guard. in innings; of Cheney, to ? In
nngs; of Mitchell. in . innings. Hit by
pitcher by Cheney. | tDauberU,. Struck out
by sallee. !: by Mitchell, J. Losing pitcher
-MarQuArd
The sun., 1919-06-10
PITT SCORES ON TRACK.

STATE CoILDor, Pa. June s.-rhe
Pittsburg track team defeated Penn
State to-day, by The score-of es " tos5sN.
The sun., 1919-06-10

Bandsman Rice IN a veteran light
heavyweight of England. who has been
boxing since 1909. and has beaten some
fairly good men. He lost a twenty
round decision TO Bombardier Wells and
VAS knocked out by Carpenter In the
second round. He has a decision over
Tom Cowler. and won from Terry Kel-
lar in fifteen rounds. Rice never was In
McGoorty's class.
The sun., 1919-06-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

philadelphia, 81 Cleveland. I.
New York-Chicago. Boston Detroit games
were postponed on account OF wet
grounds.
No other games scheduled.
The sun., 1919-06-10
Tot ais. 30 o 6.2s so
battPd hall

.ef no ou'' NV " Oh'trN Dhll,
RssdI %P'e .,. ,,..,,', 80 80
Two base hit:-AltenhuE, Letter, Exam
burns, Bishop. Sacrifice fy-Boley' Doubis
plays-Roley Bishop and Letter: Letter 1un,
assisted; Sheridan and Konnick; jackson
DoolAn and Konnlck; Konnick and Doolan
Bases on balls-on Pitt, /; on Keefe, z; on
Jackson, Q; of Parnham, g. Hit by pitcher
BY kesie; ! Lsanla struck out-By PArn.
The sun., 1919-06-10
PARNHAM BLANKS READING.
baltimore IL on Batting Spree and
Wins. IL to o.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Buffalo, 6; Rochester,
Toronto. 3; BlnYhamton. >
Baltimore, u; Reading, o.
Tho Jersey City.Newark game VA. ms,
poned on account OF rain. 'O9'
The sun., 1919-06-10

Games Scheduled for To-day,
Jersey City In Newark
Rochester in Buffalo
toronto in Blnghamton
Reading in baltimore
BALTIMORE, Md. June 0. - (Interna-
uonal-Balumore shut out Reading
here to-day ~ to o. The locals ham
mered the offerings OF Pitt, Keefe and
jackson hard at all times. collecting A
total OF Il base hits. Parnham was eff
IectiVe IN the pinches. twice getting by
without being scored upon when The
bases were loaded. The score:
The sun., 1919-06-10

Baseball To-day. $3.50 p. N. ~. Z. American.
W. Detroit. Polo Grounds. Adm 0oD-AdU,
The sun., 1919-06-10
Totals.....s7 SIS 80 Is 5
Totals. =. SO 2 $50 Is 81
'Batted for Demaree in seventh Inning
tSone out when winning run was scored

Two base hit-Riggert Three base hit
Pick. Sacrifice -Blackburne, Pick, Scott.
Paskert. Sacrifice fy-Wilson. Double plays
-Maranvtlle, Herzog and Holke: Pick and
McCabe. Left on bases-Boston. {: Chi
cago, s. Bases on balls-On Vaughn. /; on
Scott, ?. Hits--Of Demaree, in 6 innings;
on Scott, in innings (none out in the
eleventh.. Struck out-By Demaree, !: by
Vaughn. 2. Losing pitcher-Scott.
The sun., 1919-06-10
McGO0RTY STOPS RICE.
American knocks Out Briton I'm
jig Time.
special ca0Is DsspateA % TaH Sos.

LONDON, June Eddie McGoorty.
the American pugilist, fighting as a light
heavyweight, celebrated the British
bank holiday at Blackpool to-day by
knocking out Bandsman Dick Rice in a
sensational contest lasting one minute
and nine seconds.
McGoorty planted a short arm left
hook TO the jaw and then got in with a
right smash. The spectators were too
amazed 10 cheer. 1t was McGoorty's
fourth consecutive victory.
The sun., 1919-06-10
SOUTHERN AssOCIATIoN.
American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.

Cincinnati, II Brooklyn, ..
At. Louis, 81 Philadelphia, I.
Chicago, 81 Boston. g IN inninEs).
New York-PtttsburE game postponed nm
account Of wet grounds. '-'
The sun., 1919-06-10
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

ED FOR TO-DAY.
New York IN Cincinnati.
Brooklyn In PittsburE.
PhilAdelphiA In Chicago.
49, Boston In 81. Louis.
The sun., 1919-06-10
SUPERBAS.

Stolen Bases-Young. a. Burns. 10; Doyle,
Carly .; Gonzales 9
The Washington times., 1919-02-20
BOY, Ia, is HELD FOR
SHOOTING ANOTHER

Augustine Corbett, colored, fourteen
years old, OF 1916 c street southeast,
is locked up today at the Fifth Pre-
cinct police station, in Connection with
the shooting and killing Of Norman
Queen, coIoFed, fourteen years old, at
Thirteenth and c streets southeast.
late last night.
Queen, who lived at lI?s { street
northeast, died in the ambulance on
the way TO Casualty Hospital. Cor
bett was arrested a few minutes after
the shooting by Headquarters Detcc.
tive O'BTien and locked up charged
with murder.
Three negroes were treated at the
Homeopathic Hospital last night for
gUnshot wounds in the body, said by
the police TO have been indicted by
John W. Lstislaw, coloTed. twenty-five
years old, during an alteration in
front Of his home, 1916 New Jersey
avenue northwest
The injured, whose hurts were
slight, are Thornton Robinson, 40
Warren street; William Walker, Sc
Pierce street and Oscar Patterson, 80
o street northwest. Police say that
LatisIaw opened fire on the thrce'mcn
with & gun carrying bUckshot. The
quartet was later arrested by police
Of the Second Precinct
The Washington times., 1919-02-20
WEEKS TOCONTINUE
FIGHT ON WILLIAMS

Failing to ct action at this
session Of Congress on HIS bill
abolishing the office of Comptroller
Of the Currency, Senator Weeks will
not cease his efforts to prevent con-
fIrmation Of John SHELTON Williams
denomination for the office.
MANY State banks refused 10 en-
ter the Federal reserve system be-
cause Of the personality of the Comp
troIIer," Senator Weeks told the
Banking and Currency Committee. He
also charged that Mr.. Williams had
used the powers of his office 70
punish his enemies" He said that o5
per cent Of the national bankers
would oppose Mr.. Williams confiT-
nation.
Asked the names OF some OF the
bankers opposing Mr.. Williams, Sena-
tor Weeks declined to give them,
saying the Comptroller would take
II out on them" If he was reaPPeint-
ed.
4. former bank examiner informed
him. Senator Weeks said. that Mr.,
williams ordered that photographs
Of notes be obtained from banks. es-
pecialIy notes Of Senators and Con-
gFesSmen.
There is not the slightest founda-
ton for such a statement, Mr.. Will
liams declared.
The Washington times., 1919-02-20
PLAN TO READJUST
POSTAL SALARIES

Wholesale readjustment of the SAL
aries in the postal service, both In
Washington and throughout the
country, are promised as the result or
a provision which has been put into
the postofhce bill for a commission
TO make a study Of the whole queS-
tion of salaries in the postal service.
Such a commission was agreed IN
in conference and it will be provided
for when the measure finally be-
comes law.
It is probable that the provision for
q commission to give consideration to
the whole problem of salaries in the
postal service is the forerunner OF one
for a commission 20 make a general
investigation Of the pay Of Govern
ment employees. What action is to be
taken in this matter Of q commission
to make a general study Of the pay
Of Government employees will be de-
termined in connection with the legis-
lative bill. now IN the Senate. The
House Appropriations Committee
recommended one, but il was knocked
out on 9 point Of order. The Senate
Appropriations Committee favoTs the
inquiry.
Congressman Madden Of Illinois
called the attention OF the House to
the fact that the conferees had pro-
vided for q commission to investigate
postal salaries, and said that IL would
probably be named before adjourn
ment Of this Congress, and would be
engaged in the work of investigating
and adjusting salaries all through the
summer.
Mr.. Madden believes that as a result
Of the investigation, there will be i'm
portant permanent increases OF pay
in the postal service.
The House has been strongly in IA
vor of making the increases Of the
current year in the postal service
permanent, but the Senate refused TO
allow them for more than the next
fiscal year The House conferees
finally yielded because they feared
that II they did not they would dcfeat'
the postoffice bill entirely.
The Washington times., 1919-02-20
COMPROMISE JUDGMENT
OF $500 GIVEN BOY

4 compromise Judgment tor $2.5O0
in favor Of William McKsever in his
suit for $4,000 damages for personal
injuries against the Capital Traction
Company was given today in Justice
stafford court. NlcKe ever Is Il
minor, and the suit was brought by
James J. McKcever, as guardian Tor
his son.
The complaint charged that Nc
heever was delivering papers when
struck by an electric car, the boy
suffering fracture OF his skull and
other injuries. The accident occurred
at Fifteenth and L streets northwest,
January %, 1917. Attorneys Hawken
& Hayell appeared for McKeevcr, and
G. Thomas Dunlop represented the
car company.
The Washington times., 1919-02-20
Give ''CaIifornia Syrup o!
Figs" at once if bilious
or ConStipated.'

LOOK AZ the tongue, mother! If
coated, IL Is a sure sign~that your
little ene'S stomach, liver and bow
els need 4 gentle, thorough cleans
Ing At once.
when peevIsh, cross, lIstless, pale,
doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or act nat
uPGlly, or is feveriSh, stomach sour,
breath bad; has stomach-ache, sore
throat, diaFrhoea, full Of cold, give
. teaGpoonful Of California Syrup
Of Figs" and IN q few hours ali the
foul, coastipated waste, Undigested
food and sour bile gently moves out
OF the little bowels without gripping,
and you have 4 well, playful child
again.
You needn't coax sick children to
take this harmless fruit laxative;"
they love its delicious taste, and IL
always makes them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for q bottle Of
California Syrup OF Figs" which
has directions for babies, children
Of all ages and for grown-ups plain
ly on the bottle. Beware OF coun-
terfeits sold here. To be sure you
get the genuine, ask to see that IL Is
made by California Fig Syrup Com
pauy." Refuse any other kind with
contempt. ....
The Washington times., 1919-02-20
HAIR COMING OUT?

Dandruff causes a fevcrish irrita-
.tion Of the scalp, the hair roots
shrink, loosen and then the halT
hair at once and rid the scalp OF
every particle Of dandruff get a
snail bottle Of Danderine at an!
drug store for a few cents, pour
little In your hand and rub 1t INTO
the scalp. After several appica.
lions the hair stops coming out and
you dan't and any dsndrUff.
The Washington times., 1919-02-20
DON'T LET THAT
COUGH run RIOT
Stop it with Or. Bells Pine
Tar-Honey.

The tens Of thousands who use this
SiedlciHe regularly to relieve colds,
coughs, grippe, and bronchitis, testify
% its prompt and effective action.
Use il prepeTiy-give its helpful in
gradients z chance to prove their
value. Follow the first relieving dose
with others occasionally until the cold
81 cough leaves you and you again feel
Ct
An economical bottle. kept handy,
means cold,freedom and thrift. soc,
SOC. and S1.20.
The Washington times., 1919-02-20
WD-TIME COLD
CURE-DRINK TEAL;

Get q small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea at any pharmacy. Take 4
tablespoonful Of this Hamburg tea,
put z cup OF boiling water upon il,
pour through a sieve and drink a
teacupful AZ any time. It is the most
effective way 20 break a cold and
cure grip, as IL opens the pores, re-
lieviAg congestion. Also loosens the
bowels, thus breaking a cold al once.
It iG inexpensive and entirely
vegetable. therefore harmless.
The Washington times., 1919-02-20
OFFICERS TO BE ELECTED.

Election Of officers Of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Associa-
tion will take place on Tuesday even.
ing, when the FIRST meeting Of the
new board Of governors will be held.
The president OF the association. n.
\ Leese, has appointed a nominating
committee, which will present the
candidates. Arrangements were made
yesterday for delegation Of mem.
ters Of the association 70 participate
r the parade for the welcome home
,, the President and the District SOL
licTs.
The Washington times., 1919-02-20

We must keep our army equIppeJ j
nd ready 10 enforce pence terms.
Continue 10 lend Uncle sam your
money-buy W. .. 8. constantly.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-09-26

II/HEN we say that we would
" like to have every one OF
the people we serve become a
profit sharing partner, we mean it.
You can bring in IS and start
your partnership account any day
you like. The small investor is
just as welcome as any. There is
no red tape, no long-winded con-
tract to sign, no mad rush to get
your money.
Our main object is to make
acknowledgements to sell stock.
We want your direct financial in
tcrest and we vastly prefer to pay
the dividend checks to you, rather
than to non-rcsidents.
Do you think that we could
afford to treat you other than
honestly and fairlo? What could
we gain that way?
Get the facts now.
l States Power CO.
polls General Electric Co. Division.
F.. PACK, General Manager.
)UTH FIFTH STREET.
T. S. ~ 21O
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02
BruNleidtn fordtrt 1000
OFFER iede$ 1abr

@%iebentan1en6 Berionen in iebem Sob
re perben our @nbe getrngen.-0er Sox
tenidein aeiat ben 8ermerf r8rud."
8arrm? 8eil Die lngIidli6en ft6 ielbt
berna9Idfigen, nber MIR bas Mn5etAen.
1bie MnfdtpeDunq, bebanbelten, un0 Den
l1r1aden feline Infmerfiamfeit i6enften:
Bas tnen Gle? gernadldftgen @ie lid
burh bns Srngen eines 8rr9banoes. %.
bur9 irgenb Elm an6eres Itittel, tpastm<
mer fir einen Nnne11 5ie 6en1elben geS
Zen tponen? Befenfa1s 1T Elm Brnd9<
bnnb 111ir. etre 5tiibe .etn fnllder
Rropfen gegen cine etnitir5enoe Bnno-
unb es tam ri1t ertpnrtet tDer6en, Dab
es mebr tpie ei11e mednnifbe 9tlfe be-
Ibeutet. Ser binbernbe 9rnd bertntn>
bert Sic 8I1t3irfulation, ba0nr9 ben
ge{6tpG6ten Musfeln bns rdlben0, tDns
tie am 6ringenbften benDtigen - &rdf>
tigung.
Mber bic 8iffeni9oft farb einen 8eg
unb ieber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES miro etn<
geIn6en, cine freie Brobe IN fetnem
Iidife, Ioaiideife " erfoIgreidfe GeIbf<
be6nn6Inna fiji Brrdleioen, bic bic 8elt
Iiemnls fnnnte.
SdS YIdp 40 : q Det1. Ie1l
am @Dirper onbaftenb, fmn unm6gli9
fi9 beridieben ober rntden, l1nb bestpe@
gen fann es ni9t ne1ntner. Wet9 tDie
|Snmt, U.S. Iei1t nn3uIegen --bilig. Rann
getrngen tperbet1, ipdbrenb STE drbeiten
llnb tpGbreno Sic f9lnfen. Seine Miemen.
Gebern pber 5Gnnnen.
2erner sic, fpie Bic innere 0effnung
511 f9Iieben, fpie es Die Nat1r bor bnt, iD<
|6aB Ser Brn6 nidt borfalen fnt1n. 56is
den sic SIREN Mnmen an &lapaD Co.,
BIod BIAS, ct. 2onis, D2o., ffiir cine
re ie Brobe bon BIapao ntb Bic MOTIF
gen Snformntionen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

= Gin neuer Stern. gu
etnem S9eateragenten fommt etne tne@
MIA 8ertrauen erpeden0e Peri on unb
bittet, tbr Elm Engagement gu ber>
1@affen. Ser Meent fragt na@ tbrem
&Dnnen.
sS@ pereini9e in mir Sfooora Dun<
Gun unb Mobeleine g., bic cine tan5t
nit bloBen GuBen unb bic anbere
tan5t i'm @9lafe.
l1nb Ste2
Sd f@lafe nit bloBen 6iben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

- simmer 3 eritreuf. &c.
lebrter (oer aus Dem 8irtsbuuS
fommt, drgerlid): rDa bilt Du ia
bod erpn9t, @ilbelmine! lin Set
men S@lummer 11i9t gu itSren, batte
i9 EXTRA unten Die @6ube ausge5o.
gen!"
Grau: ~SSa, ober muir oie @ummi.
i9l1be!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

Beim 9eiratspermitt>
8emofte Sungfrau: rDab
i9 trpB meiner SO Mille teinen
Marn fi1ben tann!!1
So. fir einen Mbfdlnb auf
4runb Der Photographic tpiirbe bic
5umtne tpobl geniigen; aber bas ar1z
fpru9spolle MonnsDolt Derlangt inn
mer mod bic Derpiinf@te Ronfron=
tation!rs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

wal au beiiiden, tpen,t er u1ts 10
ANtpiibte, mo tate tpomoglib nod
mt, 1,rg ridt in Sud un1 Mihe
ben !. nein, nein, gang gut,
=. gut, 6aB er niht mebr metB.
jral.6en i'm iett burdal1s nibt
BIZ.
Sic itanb alf uno trot nor ben
Spiegel, mo Tie lire @rideinn1g elmer
fritiiaen Muiterung unter5og,
~Sdtpor5 itebt mir nidt libel,
alal1be ih, mern es mild al1d ntbtt 1o
nprteilbaft fleioet pie sid, Mama."
SOU btit INNER biloid0n, mein
&inb. Dos MAIDEN oetne ianften per4
i6leierteu Mnee1,, sic 10 trdumerii6
ausieben. mie Elm Mirden per-
orebe oem armen Mlmaiia n11r ni6t
5u iebr ben &opf, er lit obnebin ffdon
gans tpeg."
Yolontbe IG4elte 5ufrisben.
r@arum benn ni6t2 8are ct
nidt eine iebr ~gldn5enoe Sartie2"s
Srau Siabel iab ibre Stiefto9ter
iiberra1dt an.
~9u oenf1t ernitlid bardn =. 2"
~Sm - i9 Iaiie sic Dtnge itets an
mid b%eronfommen. Damn gretfe i9
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

- u II! @&uferiun9e: rg1a Srau
Meeitern, Sbr &offee 1T pie' BET
SrIbnebel!"
MeiFertn: vWoio benn?"
59uiteriunge: rNa, ct mtrb INNER
biinner!"
= unter Stu6enten. =
uPumpt bein Ontel btr ni9ts
mebr?"
Ser bot ia bolb ielbit nt@ts mebr.
i@ Bob i'm f@on politdnbig - auss
gepumpt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

=@S&#&1&&&EMMI 2AEUk -
Is mtro ni6tg Befunberes
lem" meinte Dolontbe, bon Der
@dneioeri1, notwithstanding. Sonit tpeib
LA nien1anb, baB mir bier ftno."
Srou Siabel reidte ibr oas 3ele.
gramm.
v8itte, made bu es auf. Sd babe
immer Mngit Dor Depeiden :" lag.
te lie naib.
Nolantbe rib bas Eelegramm auf
un6 las bolblaut: u@ini6e iofortige
&eimfebr, bie i'm eigener sS5ntereIle
6ringen6 n0tig lit. grtparte gnb nit
erltem m0lgliden Bug. 8otItiber."
uWober tpeiB er oenr1, oab mir bier
itn6?"
.@ermunoert lieB Oolantbe oas 8a-
pier itnfen.
Srau Siabel 5udte ratios Die M@-
ieln.
Son mir nidt i6 begreife es
Donn iebte fie fIdgli6 bin5u: r@ir
meroen mobI fabren n%1iille1 pas
meinlt bur"
golantbe parf ar9erltd ben aopf
51riif,,
.@orum 6enn? @hpa tpeil es On
feI Maldus beliebt, nnS etnfa4 .tpte
entiprnngene gerbreder' 811rad5u5t,
tieren? Sd muB geiteben, Der quite
SnfeI Moldus nimmt ii6 ein biB=
hen piel berous -. fat als betro9te
er {td nun ols r%edtmdBiges 6amili=
enoberboupt. Mber Dos lit rl1r, meil
6u 6ih ltets miuenlos bon ibm etn=
1diidtern lieBet, Mama! Nun glaubt
er, mir miiBten 5~ettlebens geboriom
nod ieiner Bfeife tangent"
uWir 1in6 INN biel Can't iduloig
u8ah = CT uns ouA," gob Dolan=
TIE troden auriiid, uideltet nno nol=
tet er nibt tpie Ser eigene Beltber urf
@reuaitein? Mag er BORT ben Serrn
ipielen, i6 babe ntGts 6agegen, ober
inns ion er aufrie6en 1aHen,"
.~Du elo1bit alio, es gtne an, BOB
tbm 49,"
u&ierbletben! 5elbitper1tdnolia!"
6ron Siabel i6tpieg uno otmete er=
Ieidtert ouf. Dolantbe Mnffol1nng bon
| WoIhats Botltibers 5tenunq in Der
Iatnilie @ittler NOR ibr. nen. sic
ielb1t bG0tte ni6t ge1pagt, auf bieie1
| @eoonfen gu fommen, ober tie grit
begieriq 6orno9, 6enn er entloltete
ibr @epiNen unb geitattete lift, bter
3u bIeiben, tpos tie, obne es ith flar
ein5ugeiteben, I'M Mugenbltd brent
memo tpiinidte.
gonte Mmaifo iob Oolantbe ber=
ltebt an.
Sd bonfe SSbnen :" fliilterte er>
i'd pdre iebr unglidli@ getpeien,
met11 Sic 1i4 8ur Mbreiie entfdlolie1
b6tten. 9bne sic piir0e 8riont ale11
sRei5. perlpren baben."
sic anttportete MIR 6nr6 Elm 2d<
deln. :,
r@s beginnt f@on gu oanmern,"
mon6te iie iid an TIRE Stiefm11tter,
umouen mir beimfebren
Sortiebung fo1gt..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

-8etra9tune G. &onpeniit
(6er forttpdbren6 bon @ldl1bigern Be-
'lagert ilD: ~l1n6 Die @el6er batte
i@ mir ale aufgenom11en, UNI IN
&ube idaffen 5u %fonnenl"
= @i6erlegt. v9ie beutf9e
5prabe lit .eigentli@ bod re9t
nrm!"
rMo, % ionten sic NAL meme
6rou b0ren!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

Gifer Mr5t 6ur
Batientin): rsSSbre 4ngen gefallen
mir bel1te gar nihtl"
Ser iunge @bemann Der Ratien.
tin: .Ssiit aud gar ntdt n6ttgl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02
8rofeHpr Salt 1T ba9eset, bak 81

Trofe6pr SAT- 1T baeesen, 6ak Ste
6eutId)en &olonien @nglan6 Hberlol=
fen tperoen, ober gon5 lort ionte Ell
6as ni6t 1ogen. Cont Bort eS am
@noe fem re11er Sreun0 &%ooiebelt,
nn6 Damn gtbt es mie6er ein ger
19nittenes Eii6tu9.
6an6elsfefretGr &ebftelb rat ben
M%rbeitgebern 5es 2an6es, Die ,9dnoe
BON ben 90bner1 8u Iaiien; etn &ot,
6e1len 8efolgung ienen, an oere1
Mbreiie er geri6tet lit, ni6t o%rtngeno
gerng empfoblen meroen fartr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

@eim @eiratsbermitt'
Ter. ~. Sd CLAUDE i6on, Dab Die
8rollt, Die sic ga fir MIDI baben.
mein Slid ietn fanr = aber menn
lte mir ni9t gar 10 i9redli6 forpu'
lent mare!"
vS9 6itf sic, es lit bo6 cine alte
@eibibte, baB oas @lid tugelrunl
it'll"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

- Mu es monit It. r@enn
Did Define Gral1 10 i@le@t beban'
belt, 10 glib ibr 6o6 einmal v&nigges
l1mgang NIT Menf6en", ODER Elm an.
beres @erf iber oen guten Son 81.
lefen!"
~&ab' i@ f9on getan, lie6er
Sreun6, bot aber nidts geniitt. Wie
lie oas Bud ausgeleien, bat lie es
mir an ben &opf geporfen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

- Ms Mo4fo1ger bes sc,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mar Bpm Shtl=
lings am @tuttgarter 9oftbeater UNI
Setter Der Mbonnementsfonaerte BET
bortigen 8oftapeue 1T Der tdottidt
Mniifbirettor 5riB 8uiA al1s Mader
berufen mpr6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

8en1 @ptt ein Mmt stbt, bem gibt
er audi &eritanb, beibt e. unb IN Ell
ner 3eit, mo- es 10 biele @ottesleug=
1er gibt, lit 6os Geblen 6es @eritan-
6es BEL 10 man9en amtli4en Rerion<
lidfeiten om @n6e cine 6nr9ols mo-
tiirli9e @ribetn11ng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

= Gin ~@orfi@+iger. Ml.
ter &err: n@as Die iungen 2eut'
fir Mut baben, oaB ite auf's Pfero
jteigen nit Sporen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02
XIX.

,Meein Wott ~ pie fonnte ih MIR
ooronf bergeiien," ftomrnelte lie rat
1os nn6 bertpirrt au Dolantbe anf=
bIidenb. Sic ~1el1gieria 1tdber getretet1
mor. n@epbine gob fie mir, nIs mir
nod gifh biniiberfn1nen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

- @efdbrIi@er 8eruf.
rDM mas treibit 9u 6enn iett2"
SD bin .lebenoes &tnoerntS" IN
elmer gbouffeuri6ule."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

Das b0ie @emiffen.
Mntter (ars Dem Geniter rnfeno);
SONS, fomm' mol iofort berauf!!"
Ser fleire Sans: rMama, i9 bin
es mirtli9 ni6t geueienl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02
NEW PROCESS
STEAM. LAUNDRY

0enft SIR Gt,pas BON Cure 8si@e?
Wenn 70, baun ,uiro es fi@ Sud 10Y.
=. nidt anker Adt 81 lafen, bai
mfr G1er Gigentb1tn1 bebanbeln, gle
mare ss bas nnisrige. Bir babea DC
noaaanoisfe Baidanftalt in Noro'
n,eiten nr6 Iieferu erite 8lafe Mrbett,
wir eebraidjeu feline Gbemifalen;
n,ir nerberbea baber Gnre SaaBer
nidt.. Meru SIR refine arbeit nlS be.
lte gebanblnng ,pOl1t, ban1 benft az
nns' 1fuiere 8reife finb nieoriser als
iunit,po, 1no ,uir beidreen Cure S ga
~miIie1tpaid)e biaiser als Sir Is ielbf1
th1,1 f6nnt. @ir baben Msenten IN
ben lmliegenben Stdoteu.
e.. f. MEYER
g%igentbimer. ..s.
3. Mpe. Gnb. Ct. GluitS, Rim.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-08-14
WOODROW.

School is progressing nicely
under the management of Mrs.
George Henry Lynch.
Miss Roselea Johnson has ret
urned home, after an extended
visit with her sisters in Gaines
boro.
Misses Rose Lee and Effie
Whitaker are visiting relatives
in Cookeville.
Am Hamilton and family and
Mrs. Mitchell visited at G. w.
Chapman's Thursday.
Miss Doris Johnson of Gaines
boro. spent the weekend with
Willie Dawson Whitaker.
Birdwell Lee left Tuesday fol
Texas.
Maud Lynn is visiting rela-
tives near Cookeville.
Willie Rogers of Whites Bend
is visiting relatives here.
Austin Smith and wife and