davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-19
ZABIT AUTEM.

Ma East boulevardu bliz Su-
perior Ave-, pfisel vcera o Ii
vot 56lety obchodnik H. Rem
dlesbaum, bydlici v els. 10317
Olivet Ave. Byl zasazen auto
mobilem "a pTechazeni zmine
neho boulevardu a lebka mu
roztfiStena. Bezvladne jeho te
10 bylo sic odvezeno do nemoc-
mice Mt. Sinai, tamnejsi lekari
nemohli vsak jinace nez smrt
konstatovat-- Neopatthy auto
ista nebyl dosud policii zjist6n.
Ujel totiz' od' mista nestesti
driV nez policie O pfipadu I'VE
OGla., i = :. ~;
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1919-09-17

difficulty W.. will ask of mn outside,
,lms or helm for tho maintaining nj
our new settlers W. will orpaniys
;bem and proyide for tbcm ourselves
The u,uron which IL now n,
EMMY md barren countrv vhero only
small hordes of nomads roam. who
have never tried IN hepip rho sNyht.
est work of civilization must be com
nrised in the bonn,io ries Of Jewis,
Palestine. We will and We can con
4 An the land In Palestine tho,
has belonged to the late Turkish Gov.
ernment mnst be made oyer ,o the
new occupants. but shall remain the
perpetnal and inalienable nropertv of
the Jewish nation. md pronortioncd Ia
individual occuniers only on system
of n renewable empbytbeusis In nc.
,.ordance with our wonderfully nro.
nhetic law of Moses of tbe sabbath
md tho Juhi,oe yeor which Rivo.
dawn practicalIy in Argentine. and
Henry George theoretically In North
America haye tried to modernize.
:. 1t is time that the voice of Israel
Ie heard. NOT thru the organ of self.
Amounted. however meritorious. smokes.
men and leaders. but thru the mouth
of duly elected representatiyes who
can show n formal mandate from the
millions of peoplc. Only such legiti.
mate deputies can sneak TO the world
with the necessary authority in the
name of Israel in this era of fri.
umpl,ant democracy and self determ-
,nation Of preat and small ma ations. The
,.onyocation of n world congress of the
Jewish Nation is therefore an urgent
and imperatiye necessity and, YOU
American Jews must take this matter
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1919-09-17
A TyPIcALLY JEWISH INCIDENT

Says the Trinidad Chronicle-News ::
A few lines of publicity in the ChrOn-
iole-News last evening stating that a
number OF Trinidad schuol children
were out of school for want Of shoes
brought response before the press mad
stopped turning out copies. Noting
the item Ben Gorden, proprietor of
the Golden Eagle. lost no time in Of
fering six pairs of new shoes for chill
dren thus in need. Mrs. Charles Up
stein of the Hebrew Ladies' Aid so
ciety. offered shoes in behalf of that
society, no definite number Of pairs
hut to relieve the situation to II rea-
sonable extent.
These generous offers which were
made so promptly in response to the
stated needs of some school children
will be referred to the truant officer
and those who. are looking after the
relief of the cases reported.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1919-09-17

BOSTON, Solomon Gompers, father
of Samuel Gompers. president of the
American Federation Of Labor. died
at his home. Sept. s.
The labor lender was notified of the
death at Chicago and cancelled all en-
gagcments in the middlewest to at
tend the funeral in New York Sun
day.
Mr.. Gompers was born in Amster-
dam. % years ago, but later moved to
London. coming to the United States
with his family in 1863. For the last
twenty years lie had been blind. He
married Sarah Root In London. who
died twenty years ago. Six children
survive. He
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1919-09-17
Herman Bernstein Stories of the Polish
Atrocities Will Begin to Appearin
the Jewish News Next Week

The Denver conjunction with the New York
Herald Bernstein the famous Jewish Journalist
special commissioner to investigate the onflctng
reports of the pogoms Poland Mr. Bernstein has just
articles will beginning next week with the
big New Years edition. -,
Mr. Bernstein personally went to place Poland where
reported and ne has returned with
evidence that hundreds of Jewish
men women and murdered merely because they
ews and that the Polish did not make
sufficient them He puts the blame on the Polish
people. A. 1.,.1
AS articles will in only lew OF the Jewlsn
should order extra copies for your
friends which copies will be mailed from this oe drec a.
your request. f1t
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1919-09-17

The Ohel-Rachel synagog endowed
by the late Sir Jacob Sassoon. Bart,
now being erected in Shanghai. China,
is nearing completion and will be ready
for dedication around Snkkoth. The
Rev. T.. Isaac of Hongkong has been
engaged to act as Chazan by the coii'
Gregation.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1919-09-17
Nordau Calls for an Un-
divided Palestine
IN GREETING TO ZIONIST con-
VENTION HE ASKS FOR DEMO
CRATIC LEADERSHIP AND EN-
LIHTENED DIPLOMACY.

H. MA .Npioohy ShNs
philosopher and author, who is now in
virtual exile in Spain, has issued u
clarion call to the Zionists TO demand
of the Peace Conference or League of
Nations nothing short of an undivided
Palestine including the Hauran. so that
all of suffering pOgrom-ridden Eu-
rOpean Jewry may find peace and pros
perity there. He calls also for demo-
cratic leadership in Jewish life and
denies the right of self-appointed
headers, however meritOrious' to speak
for the .Iewry of America or the worki.
The letter is as follows:
Mayor 62, Zartliva. Guipiyecda, Spain.
Il should render myself guilty of
presumption il l pretended to bring
home to you the notion of your duty
towurds the Jewish people at the pres
cnt moment Of its history. You are
splendidly conscious of it. You are
l,lminOusIy aware that you have =
.rushingly heavy, but glorious task to
fulfill.
The fate of Israel has willed 1t
that thc earthi! iot oi '"e sre"'e' "n"
Lest half Of our people should be
thrown Ill Win H"Ssia n'i" io'"'u
Ihese SIX miiiiohs oi Jews III "ho"
our best hopes OF the luture "ere
Vested. are now fretting In unspeak-
able pangs, threatened, with CHASTITY
nf hInnxl.
dangers, TOO ofteh prey Oh oioou
uhrsty monsters VIII 'ag"eis h"ihah
faces morally ai'aaisheu' haierNaii!
ruined. entirely absorbed with the
necessary OF using All their energy III
the deiehse OF their existence anu
honor. pf these SIX mliiichs OF o"r
trothers we cannot act"aily expect any
self preservation.
Happily. the genus OF lsrnei nus SO
disposed that during these last forty
years new Jewry should be Duiit up
in America when n9miers now lhore
than three millions ana mas develop
cd into the greatest living force withh
our people. ihe purdeh Oh pro'iui's
Tor the iuture OF lsraei rests now
maihi! Oh your shooiuers' ~" "ie
sfaiwart enough 10 pear II HahI"ii!.
England mas gwen u.s. thr" the
mouth OF Mr. Baifour' the promise 10
restore our historic co"htr! 10 us hH"
10 enabie us To buiiu up there anew
the national home "f our people. Al
most all the other powers nave more
or less eNpiicitiy approve" o' 'h's
promise. But TIL now II mas remain
ell word ana nothing more. we
must now give IL concrete content
ami practical meaning
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1919-09-17

Mr.. wolfson then called the atten-
tion Of His Majesty to many cases
where Jews are being prosecuted for
occurrences during the War, and espec-
tally to the unusually severe punish
ments which have been meted out to ac-
cused Jews. To this His Majesty re-
piled:
1.-The severity of the Court Martials
is necessary, hut l do agree that the
same measures should be applied to
all equally. Justice must be meted
out impartially. Those instances which
are brought before me personally. l
study very thOroly. ! have always had
the friendliest feelings toward the
Jews. and 1 hope that now that they
have become citizens, their condition
will improve. 1t is necessary that the
Roumanians and the Jews should un-
For the accomplishment of this end. 1t
is necessary that both sides should
make every possible effort. For my
part, shall do everything possible. In
the new ROumania no Jewish problem
will exist. All citizens will enjoy
every right without let or hindrnnce.
The country's resolve to settle the jew
ish question has been offended in the
Minority Rights clauses, and it has
not been treated as it deserved by the
Paris Conference. am convinced that
tile Jews will be good Roumanian citi-
ems. for the good of the country, and
for their own"
According to journalistic ethics, l
am not permitted to publish more than
the official statement. Many of the
statements which the King made. and
which l am not at liberty to disclose,
were most interesting.
1t is interesting to note that the Of
fetal letter which accompanied the
royal statement says that may print
the interview only in the American
press. but not in the Roumanian papers,
The outside world may know what the
King says concerning the Jews. The
I.oumanians and the Jews in Roumania
itself need not know it. 1t appears tina,
this official statement is for for for
eign consumption only" but we shall
not bite.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1919-09-17
Julius Rosenwald Will
Address Meeting
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN FOR JEWISH
WAR RELIEF TO BEGIN WITH
STATE CONFERENCE AT AL
BANY HOTEL. SEPTEMBER 2S.

BANN HOTEL, SEPTEMBEk ~.
From all parts OF coiofado come
messages to the Denver oifices oil the
American Jewish Keller committee
that plans are virtually completed ior
the start OF the octoDer campaign i"r
funds to prevent starvation or dehth
by disease of millions OF Jews IN the
former war zones OF europe. Neari!
all the siNty-three counties oi the
state have completed tne'r orsah'za-
lions under the directioh OIL eherseuc
chairmen. The prospect Tor raising
the states ehtire iuot' VI f-"'
"ithin the ten days ahot'eo l" inc
drive Is now yer! bright "ccorui"s :"
state Chairman william r.. sweet
The colorado DIVISION Oh Inc Niei'-
can Jewish Keller committee VIII hoiu
state conference III Denver Mol''"!'
September ~ foio' at me A'"'''' n'r
tel. beginning win dinner AT l. q"
noon. The guests of the day VIII BE-
Mr.. julius hosehwaiu' OIL ehie"s'' """
Colonel Abel Davis, recently returned
from Poland.
During the past week CHAIRMAN
Sweet and state director W. >. mop
kins chose the following county ehalr-
men, VINO are now nara NJ ""h VII
active plans for the drive:
Douglas county, y. L. WESTON
2 OF Peck chairman
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1919-09-17

In old Egypt. according to the Chi
cago New World. granaries were built
that the people might have food in
years Of famine. Today cold storage
warehouses are erected-well, not ex.
actly with fine motives.-Exchange.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1919-09-17
Chicago has American
Zionists Annual Meet
CONVENTION ACCEPTS PLAT
FORM OF LEAGUE OF Ma
TIONS. BRANDIES AND STEPH-
EN- WISE RECEIVE TRENIEND-
OUS OVATIONS.

Especial to the Denver Jewish News)
The Zionists Organization Society
Of America opened its Twenty second
annual convention in Chicago, Sunday
September II. at the Auditorium
Hotel with delegates of Jewish Nation
alists from all over the world. -Four
thousand people were present.
Judge Hugo Pam of Chicago. was
the chairman of the local convention
committee. The Zionist leaders,
Justice Brandeis. Judge Mack, Jacob
de Haas, Rabbi Stephen Wise. Louis
l.ipsky and Miss Henrietta Sold were
all present.
Justice Brandies and Stephen Wise
were accorded tremendous ovation
when they appeared on the platform.
Denver's delegate to the conven-
tion is Isadore J. Kolinsky. who was
one of the two delegates ELECTED by
the Denver district Zionist Organiza
tiOn of America. DIR. c. ID. Spivak
was the other delegate but was un-
able to attend the convention.
The address of Judge Julian w.
Mack, president of the organization.
was interrupted frequently by spon-
tuneous bursts of cheers and shouts.
When he referred to President Wilson
ns "the champion Of humanity" the
audience arose and howled. its ap-
proval.
"Our immediate work Is for "A
greater organization in the Middle
West" Judge Mack said.
Palestine" he said. "was a sanctu-
ary Of the oppressed Jews.
I'VE do not favor decentralization.
The Jews in America and the Jews in
that noble country. Great Britain, are
not oppressed. There can be no equal
allegiance to two flags. Palestine is
IL intended now only for those Jews
who live in lands which have op-
pressed our people. And because
America has always been the friend
and protector of our people. Pales-
tines future depends on the American
Jews.
"In other countries our people are
harrassed. oppressed. prosecuted.
Here We have been permitted to work
out our own destiny. We have grown
and flourished. We must give our
time, our energy, our power, and, not
least, our money.
Palestine has grown beyond the
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-12

poutc, lh IG.tc midi bier bGiru
Nerrn Baron non 9iibiuaen o,dI
MIR Gin cir;iae@ 9ioI gu 5cfInocn
HcI'obt 49,"
6rccic& Gori iorf immer tiefrr.
obcr onfiir tii9itcu sic 8eSanfca
reito toacr ourh oo3 'd,mer,cnbr
0irr Or mar in 0pscn Gioos
beim Baron pom Siibin0en - no or
hin getpoIlt tottc. 9n2 itaro nm
mcbr feit. Tod, ME mar or bier.
tergetonmcn?i Or refnpituIicr.
te- Nbrciic BON Berlin 9inct.
'd)ipicriafciten in Nrantiurt a. 8.
@rhicfuit Blchninncn - Wnrih
oltrd) Den @ltd)euraIo @eomci.
Ter - pcrInufcn - aoanaf ectrln,
fen 49,. ga riB Ser @chonfcuin.
Den nit NI6tIihtcit ob 9(bcr Elm
neuer Sdlrcf Ttcntc iih Elm uub
irieb Srecie Giles @IIt in Sic
8angeu.
Scrr neS @inlmelS - fnttc ser
it~1l0cfponnte strengthening Inn uicl.
lcidt Die Siune umncbcIi
10 urnncbelt. haf err in onnctrunFc,
ncm SitItanoc mad Nohcn Grnob oc.
fommen War2 9nB or uouitGnoio
nergci'cn, mas or Ncitcrn utcno nod,
nit Serrn non GiibiuoCn ucrbauoeIt
totte?i -.
Treeie fiihItc. mic linn foItcr
SdlmciB oiti sic Stirn trot. gbcr
or fponte DcuigitcnS @cplbleit bn,
ben.
oSerr IirSctc - nod, q;nen Wo
mert Soacn Sir mol id
mar pohI QcIteru obcnb 10 Elm can,
flcincS bi6hcn - ma. modem mir
feline llmItiuoe: 70 Gin tif6cn i'm
Shurm2"
Ticocfc Iad)cItc nod iciner ais
font.
~G$ mar 10, Ncrr TnFtor." er.
ruiocrtc er, ~obcr 6u Iicbcr @ott -"
l(no bonn sol or ole Sdlulterr
hof, oI2 MILE err 6omit on6eutcu,
hoB bnS ihon eiuunl pniiicrcn fon.
ne.
GortIsbuna folatl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-12
Srrriui" riff cr.

.Scrcluii" rici or.
&icbcte trai eiu, nor'ihtiQ uno
auf oen 3~chcnipiten bnIauicren6.
4IS er 6recie aber ouiacrjttet i'm
Bette iibcn fob. frat er iciter oui un0
ucrbciiote iih untermiirii3.
.Sm0ncu autcn Moracn. Ser
9oftor," ingte cr.
.@utan @torqea," ~outnoortctc
1rcc'e nit ctpaS belcQter Stlnme,
Ricocdc n1bcrte lid, mt iciucm
'dl0nitcu G;plomatcnlohclH Dem
@ctt.
r0ofientlit babe i'd Sen N,rrn
2oftor nidIt i'm bcItcn Wolgculhla'
acItort," iubr er tort. oGs iii
ndmlidl in DER ,iennten Gtuuo3 -
uno id, montc germ Die Sadcn oeS
Serrn Qoftor sum- Heiujgcn 30
len -.
fyrecIe iudtc in ieiner 6 iunerrm9
nab cil1cm MutniipiungSpUutt, Der
Inn menigitens eini9crmoBcn bate
Auiflarung iibcr oas GcImun0crli.
dc ser Situotion gcbeu t0utcn.
Aber er iilhte ucrgehlid Ser
Sdmer; hinter ocm Stirnteiu uabm
3u. Gin Surrcn mo Summen
fIona ourd) icin Sirn mo cine
hcimlid)e @ohrmaidine bcNarm ibre
S0tigtcit in icincm 8op'e
SSn5tpiihcn hntte Ricocdc sic alei'
oungsItiide nom Stubl Gcnonmru
nno Die SticicI infer Sem Bette
herporaciudt nrh mollte iih Iout.
hos Dicoer enifcruer, ols EN- Nr.
mi ocS GnnoIootcn ibn }uriifhlelt
.einen Y%n0cnblid. mcin 2ieber.~
ioatc 1reeic; .mie - Wie BERGEN Sic
eigenilid2"
SD bin ser alto Hicocde," ent.
gegncte bicier nit ieincm fslnen
2ndlelu mo blieb Itebcn.
Sroe beS piitenoen 9opiidrmer.
ses modte Trecie nunnehr crritIidc
InitrennunNcn. 'rine @cnanfcn 5u
iammeIn gr mnbtc tpiYiru. mo err
rcor pontc iid anocrcricits pcr
Dem alien Tientr nbcr nr6 feline
gloBe 9cbcn, g3 anIt clio, ibn
politi'h ouSiufor'ten.
rSie iino nohI idon (onae bier
i'm &auie?" bcQonn 6re>le ooriih.
tia obcrmolS
Ticocde nidte.
Sin Sic nicriia Snhr." anttuortetc
er. uGos heii3t. ni5t a'rob i'm
Sou'e - nbcr id' eehortc bod i'm
mPrbin 5itm Souie Sd ror ram.
lib sncrit qnmmer0iencr bci Gcirer
GraeQcr5 Sem Grofen bon Gcu.
ben"
"Nha." mod,te ;Srecie, honit iein
tpahicnhcs GrItouncn rid,t oltfioIIe.
"SdfpobI, @crr Goftor un6
nIs bonn scr Ser Brof Sen gb.
id)ico nabmcn mn fid qan' uno oor
bier oltf Soben-Groob cinauortier.
ten na, 0n bin ih lbn oaun
ae1olQt Pin onocrn Grten
H%nerbictcn bat rs ia nift oefchlt -
nber OIL licbcr @ott, Der T}cnIf ae.
fpobnt lia - unb ih miiBte iebr
linoontbar fem, penn id ionrn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-12

..abcr mir f0nncn SEN Serrn
Goftor ia i'm fIeinen Sonhtud I'M
terbringenl Ga lit aues in Sr6mrna
IA ioute Der nelle Sau5Iahrer bin.
Der lit aber nod nid}t onQefommenl"
pIlio oann firl 3ienedc, ouf
DID fam man lid ia p%erIoTen. Der
Scrr 9oftor bat Elm biBfcn su -
= bat bis iett aeifIafcn uno lit
ni6t slrm guimnfen su brinaeit.
Sbr bort, mic err idlnarfyt! Srogt
i'm borfihtia nuf ieiu Simmer. siebt
i'm ans rnb brinQt i'm al @cttel
Nber m6eIifit IoiitIos: 8robpapo
rat eincn Iciien SGIaf."
Hicocdc unb StuppS mabtcn per.
iflmibtc 8ciid)ter. Sic tonnten lid,
ocnfer. tpie Die Sade Itoto. 9ber
lie crtpiocrten nittS. ionoern traten
idmeioeno ndhcr an ben @oaen
heron, ip0hrcnb ibr iut1aer Ser iid
in Der Cir SIM @arteninIon. Ell.
.'"s ser 2id,te. in ser &nno, nod.
mails umtucnoctc. nNIio leiic. Gin.
Der" pieberboItc er, .moNlifit Iei-
iei Sd fam mid nid)t mchr oarlum
fiimn1crn - mir tim onc @Iieoer
tuehl Ger @icI. Der Nlnuit, hat
ms umoemorfeu; mir hitten an.
inmt ben sails bredler fonrcn!"
llno 1ann oerIdmono err ninter
ser Cir. Rieoede uno Stupps
mohten lid, an Die Irbeit. 6en 5tpei.
ten, I'M Sorh ocs @nqens underline
inert tpeiter id)nardenoen &errn an
Gopf uno sSiiBcu su nebmeu mo ibn
aus Der 2olcife beraas5ubebcu.
Ger Nlte idiitteIte babel pieoerboIt
pie miBbiniocno ocn arauen aopt
mdbreno fid) Stltpp8 faum oos 90.
den nerbalten fonnte.
Ser lit quit Hieoede - ser III
gut - pas?!" fid)crte er.
I6er &ieoefe entacgnetc nit Der.
peiicrlbem @Iif: ~Gu boit 81 id)ruei.
gen, Stupps. ocnt cine iolde aell'
bcrung perIcbt ocf Aeipeft, Den on
oeinen &crrihoitcn lto Deren
Sreun6en ifuIbin hit @enn scr
Tottor ollh nirflih out 1T - mas
oeGt DID ona nn?! Sd, hahe grobe
Decentralization in 1hrIitlcr geriai.
lung ocichen; eosu ifmciat man.
Wenif bIcibt inuncr Wenid,. llno
MN foii' all - ober mt Gelita.
%tcile!"
SSnspiidcn bcQann aud gu9ult
ouf Dem 9ofe alis, ieinem Solb.
trarne 5u erpndlcn mo Qans leiie,
ober unoiIsgeiett Dor Iih bin5u.
ihimpfcn. Ger Ncr1er barber,
oaB er umgetporfen bate, brad erit
lett bel linn olirh; es fam o1es elm
penia ipdt bel linn, tpeil icin &irn
Ion9iomer al orbcitcn pile0te OILS
bas onorer Menihcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-12
G d. It RobiteI.

oils Srans Sreeie nod ieitem uno
traumloiem Gd)Inie erpad;te, ihau.
te er iif 5uerIt ollBeroroentlif) Der.
tpunbert rin0sum unb ihlob Johann
ihnea pieber Die Nugen. Or mar
iebr erid)roden. ltno bo or &c.
p6bnt mar. fif fiber Die linn iift.
bar tpcroenoen tpie unIihtbnr blei.
teilben gorQdnge ieines SecIenIc.
bens m6gIihIt gerou Refenidnft
s1t geben, 10 ncriud)te er iofort, oie
ltriod)en ieiner Shredmirfun9 fri.
tii6 81 ser9Iic6crn
nGns lit merfmiir0ig," in9tc er
iif. r3unGhit: trGume i'd, bos
hciBt ihIofe ih nod, eoer brfinbe
ib midi bcrcits i'm 3uitanoc h0ai.
gen @od5cinS?" lin 6ies gu
crQriin6cn, idlIuQ Trerie crit oos
Iinfe uno bicro1ti bo3 redte arge
oitf, in6cm cr bel ser Icbtcrcn 0fn-
niplIotion SOS linfc picber idllob
Gie MuSfuIntl,r ipiclte nnf 'e'1en
@iinihcn: er mar oIio totiGhIi6
noh. ltno Dos erfiiQte i'm bon
neliem nit eincm 10 gepolti9cn
Shrefen, oof or nit bciocn @rincn
suolcih ans hcrp @cttc iubr uno cine
oeroumc @cile aui ocm @cttrono
iitcn blicb.
Gas mar ia cttpaS Qons uncrhor.
tes2 $50 befnno CT iid) ciacntIid?l
Sn einein hiibid)cn bcbagIihcn
9immer. 6oS etmas ifmol. oofiir
ober 6eito lancer mar. olio unacfdbr
sic Torm zines Sanotuds bate.
Nn Den @1n6en hinoen Elm paar
Toouerrotnpcn inter @Ios mo Nab.
men, mic es idlien nlisronQierte so
milienbiIoer, iotpie elm StohlItlf,
ser Gin gro6c8 Shiff 6nritcqte, unb
barunter Itono .gcnerobhon" Ilif
Dem SouptmoIt bes n9cqcrophon"
ioB cine oide TIieqe iino flcttcrtc
Ionoiom fiber bic fron3oiiide Tlod'
oe ortf sic Dem @eihorer 3~u0ctpono'
te gor6icite. Grccie nerIolatc nit
6cn Nlloen oicic TIicgc oiffnerf'am.
sic Ienftc feline @connfen bon eHrn,
mas er iibcrIeQen milBte nno mas
linn Ill iiberIcqen ihredlth mar.
oefGnia ob. Mber ploblid ilo1 Die
TIieoe, ebe tic nod bic gefoer"
fflon3ung erreid,t hottc, lart 'n1n'
men6 oltf uno 6onon mo 5tuar nod
Der Riftunq beg ein5igcn TenItcrs.
Ser 9Iif Srccic5 folate ihr nber'
mails. @or Dem 6enIter hing Elm
u~nmobcrnes IouIcou, oiif benz itb
cine GlpenIon6idoIt bcfort0, mt Ell
mem fhaImeibIoicn6cn Sh0ier i'm
Worocrorln6e, Der Die 8r0Be ocs
if)neeactr6ntpn @ergcs eobirtcr hot
te. 5eaes SannauIift licB boS
RouIeau ioit transparent crjhrincn.
Irecic erbob it'd mo ifritt nit
tloBcn 6iiBcn NIB 5o9haftcn S1rit-
ten on bag GenItrr hcron uao luate,
6as RouIcau ein mcnig Iit'.cno, ms
Grcie binous. Or it1ute mi cincn
qro5en @irtihaf;sho' Grehtc be
iratntcn ioebou circn 2%citcrpa1en;
Elm paor &luoc rmflditcn bic Vfcy-
Sc; cin alter Nfa1u i.on0 mittcu
i'm Sole ur0 i6icn 'if nit 'Dci
Tirrcn 7u 3orfs1. Die NIT ~geienftcn
Q5ricu Dor i'm it1nben.
Tron} iohtc iih on 5ia Stirr
"a iamcrste jim ctrUos. 6ns feline
@cSa0fen uid.t 10 rrHt ~ Ioai'fer
CntUi@cIHng four1cr Iaiien nente
Tun tIotfte es crA Iciie oH Die Fir
ur6 NIT roiden S5tcn fog
Jrceic in iciB @ett 3urit.
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Sin Strcif IN rcdDtrr 3cit
/. Gor ocn 2llliiicn.

/. Eor ocn &tlllllcit,
9hiucrS ~Scl". criter Wit. crj,
S5cne.)
@ern;; ~Gr it0bt i0on ab. @oti
}eli sir, braper Sdnplmmcr! Sieb.
ole oos ShiiiIen nil ocn @cIen
hmouftl"
Glon: n2le GIut gcbt oriibcr
meg - i'd ieb's nIdDt mcbr! God.
bolt. oa lit r5 wicocri Mraitialid)
arbcitet iidl Ger Mod'rc ourd) Ole
9rnn0ung."
.. Niuter ben auIiiien.
Die 9rnuouua Gum Director.
Der Den Gcl ipieIt): .0oren &c.
1err Girettor. mcim &c ms ntd)
iIucc NcigroiNcn mcbr pro @Ibeno
Ieben, Damn boI's Ger GcibeI!
Damn bort ole @ronoung ober
af ioiort nil"
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- 5riibcr bieb es: n@ete mo ar
bcite!~ 9clite bcibt e&: nHeoe
uno itrcife!"
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@cgen Der Sei5.G inidrGnfung
lit unier Ha0cn bon 10 llbr
&ormitto9s bis 5 ubr 0ahmit.
tags often. 9aufen Sic gormit.
taas Gin.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-24
Camping Ground, Touring
Car and Nanny Goat all
Go in 1919 Prairie Schooner

Grandfather's prairie schooner
of 1851 had nothing on the 1918
variety which Pendleton had
squint at this morning on East
Court street on the other hand,
the 1919 variety. as II. C. Zeigler.
of Lewiston. conceives it, backs
grandfather off the map for
speed. comfort and conveniences.
The prescription consists Of one
Ford with truck attachment.
side compartment for the stock,
and canvas covered body, just
as grandfather had. The body
provides the camping place for
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeigler and their
five children. while the stock,
consisting of one first class white
nanny goat. has her little stall on
the running board and is insured
agaist loss by guy wires leading
from her horns to the body of the
truck Nan furnishes gallon Of
fresh milk daily for the five
youngsters
The Zeiglers live i'm Lewiston
and have been on a tour which
took them to Bend and as far as
Toppenish. Wash. They are en-
route home.