davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

Clarence P. Leuthe, Buffalo. n Y.
John A. Levins, Shawnee. Okla
Glenn f. Rhodes, Sloan, Ia.
Alfred II. Roberts, Jefferson City,
william Trapp, Springfield. Mass.
Carl F. Westlund, Mission Hill. s. D.
Russell D. Williams. Portsmouth. o.
Chauffeur.
Joseph Carnignan, Manchester, n. H
BuEler.
Carroll F1esche. Hatton. n D.
Privates.
Harvey II. Allen. Buffalo. o.
Antonio Alifano. Long Island City.
George D. Anderson, steubenvnle. o.
Henry l. Anderson, StanWood, Mich
Oscar d. Boyer, Philadelphia, Pa
John Bradley, Philadelphia Pa.
Doyl Brannon, Auburn. W. Va
VIII Cooper. Fit Towson, Okla
Jesse B. Cummings. Roanoke. Ala
Percy c Fagin. Richmond. o.
Owen Fay, Drumban Co. Ireland.
Daniel Friedlander. New York.
Leslie ". Halterman. Freemansburg.
". Va
Charles Hartwell. New Canton. Va
WIN Hinton, Dawson. Ca.
Adam Hoffman. Dravosberg, Pa
Thos. A Holly. Oak Post office. Va.
Nike Holowopun. East Youngstown.
Ohio.
James n. Hood. Blytheville, ARK,
Louis Johnson. WesterTille, Neh.
Herman L Lee. Appomatox, Va.
Sam Minale. ManarfelIo, Casato, italy.
Emmett Nash. Dillwyn. Va.
Charles B. Oldham. Cheitenham. Pa
George O'Neill. Union City, Pa
Stanley Ostrowski. Rockdale. III
Arthur L Peterson s Minneapolis,
Mimi
Leonard Pickett. n. Faribault, MINI.
Philip Ely Rosenfeld. New York.
Charles H. Schneider, 5r.. Rutherford
y J.
Frank Schwartz. Lemhi. Idaho.
George /. Simpson. Philadelphia, Pa
Carl c. Smith. Bridgeport. o.
Joseph Stalcoski. Shamokin, Pa
Ira K. Trout. Leaman Place, Pa
Harry Ballrich, Tiffin. o.
Ralph D. Boyd, Chicago. III
Francis Boyer. Mannheim, Pa.
Elisha Conn. Smile. KY.
George A Corseth. Bull. Idaho.
Russell c. Gross. Philadelphia, Pa
Clarence c. Grove, Harpers Ferry,
". Va
Peter Mathews Hansen, Chicago. IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

Pvt VIM. 3. IsbeIl, Denton. Tex
Pvt VIM. E Carter. Christoval. Tex.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined.
Corp. Frank Aliksch, jr-, Schuienburg
Pvt John Casas, Brownsville, Tex.
Wounded slightly.
Pvt. Charlie C Fryar, Dallas. Tex.
Pvt Eugene Purdy. LongViews Tex.
Pvt Harold F. Smith. Laredo. Tex.
Pvt Reginald Edwin Baird. OchOa
N NJ
Pvt Percy Mcfarland. Tyler. Tex.
Pvt John Tyler. Simms, Tex.
Pvt Oliver L jenkins, Paris. Tex
Pvt Henry Thomas TorgensOn. Nor
mama. Tex
Pvt VIM. F. Bradley. Draper. Tex
Pvt David Chavez, Clyde, y II
Pvt Arthur L Graham Phoenix, Ariz
Missing in Action
Pvt. Emmltt Miller. Sheppard. Tex.
Returned 90 Duty, Previously Report
ed Died From Wounds.
Pvt Jose E Cordova. Questa. n. n
" Ounded Severely. Previously Report
ed Missing in Action.
Corp. William Everhart, Corpus
Christi. Tex
Pvt Tom Y. Haby, Uvalde. Tex
Returned 10 Duty, Previously Report
ed Missing in Action
Pvt Edward Padgett Grand Saline,
Pvt Guss A Schroeder. Lorena. Tex.
Pvt Lee FentOn. Cushing. Tex
Pvt Jaspar Y. Lindleys san Angelo,
Tex.
Pvt Julio Vigil. Arabella. n n
Pvt Jas. F. Casey, North Zulch. Tex.
Pvt. Daniel SaIazar, NIilgado, n. n
Pvt Frank D. Brawner. Kinsbury, Tex.
Pvt Mont Z Chesney, harold. Tex
Pvt Norris E Glass. Travis. Tex.
MOLnded. Degree Undetermined. Pre-
FiOusly Reported Killed In Action.
Pvt Russell r McGinnis, Covington,
Tex
Wounded. Degree Undetermined. Pre-
viously Reported Missing in Action.
Sergt Henry c Billing, Smiley, Tex.
Pvt Edward Bowman, Forrest, Tex.
Pvt John L Jones, Ration. n II.
Pvt ThOs- II Riley. san Marcos. Tex.
PVT HeWrie c Rodgers, Wichita Falls,
Tex
Pvt Joseph H Sharpley. Kfttie. Tex
Pvt Pedro C. Gallegoss Albert n. NJ
Pvt Pascal ". Hood, Munday. Tex
Pvt Jesse n NeTberry. Milsap. Tex
Wounded Slightly, Previously Report
ed Missing In Action.
Sergt Luckett P. Bishop, Mathis. Tex
Pvt VIM F. Chandler. Pittsburg. Tex
Pvt Fred Webb. Mt Enterprise, Tex
KILLED IN ACTION.
Lfeufenants.
Oliver P Byam. Sioux Rapids Ia
douglass T. Cameron Montclalrs n. J
n. J.
John A Kelly, Tezarkana. Tex.
" Robert McNurray, Albany, Ore
John T. Owens. Hartford, Conn
Henry B. Smith, Upper Montciair,
2. L. Hinckley, Detroit. Mich
Harold ]. Hobbs, Mankato. MINI.
Madison W Jones. Indiana, Pa
SerEeau4E-
Charles Butler. Virginia, MINI.
Leroy R Disney. Baltimore, Nd
Nike Hanley, Youngstown, o.
Robert A McGuffin, Stanton. Va
Omer s. N0rgaurd, Seattle. Wash.
CorporaIs
John r Coughlin. Jersey City, n. J.
George F. Dennison. New York.
sam K Smith, Cleveland, Tex
Allen Arthur, Cleveland. O.
Dwight Ford, Bainbridge, IND.
wilson Kline, Fleetwood, Pa
Frank LessezynslZy. Chicago, III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
TRY
To KISS WILSON
President Delivers Notable
Address, Standing Hat
less In the Rain.

bestowed upon him. he then proceed
ed to the royal palace, where he re-
ceived delegations. going thence TO
La Scala. where he dined and where
It was hoped he would attend the op-
era While he was at the palace the
great square before the cathedral was
so iammed that the cathedral had TO
be closed
The American secret service men
declared that they had never taken
any president through such scenes OF
demonstrations or such great crowds.
While the throngs were orderly, they
seemed wild with enthusiasm and de-
termined to crowd near to the presi-
dent
The tour about the city. which
the presidential party went
through, was with the aecompa-
nimenf of virtually one continuous
roar OF aEivas,- IL appearing as n
every individual was shouting his
greeting.
II was evident that the president
was much fatigued by the strain. not
withstanding his enjoyment OF the
spectacle.
OF the many Incidents OF the visit.
perhaps the most touching was the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
AMP CODY WILL END
Use BY LAST OF FEBRUARY

Except for the base hospital at
amp Cody, Deming. y. n. which Is
o be retained for returned invalid
soldiers, the military camp there VIII
probably be entirely demobilized BY
the end OF February, according to W.
z. Holt. a newspaper man OF DENNIS,
who arrived in 81 Paso Monday. A
working crew from Columbus n. NJ,
was sent to the camp last week to IA
cilltate the salvaging OF the buildings
The base hospital Is preparing to re-
cefVe about 1000 patients
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
Wilson VIII Return
Home; Then Go Back
To France, Reported

Paris. France. Jan. e-Presi-
dent Wilson viii return to the
United States TO attend the closing
sessions OF the present congress.
according to present plans, and
viii come back to France for the
later sittings OF the peace con-
gress.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
Wu,L RFVTrW TROOP9

a review by MAJ Cen Dehosey 9.
Cabel. department commander, viii
be held OF all troops and trains OF the
division at Fort Bliss Tuesday morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock Brig. Gen Joseph
J. Hornbrook viii be in command Of
the troops.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
HUN PROPAGANDA LIVES
EVEN THOUGH PEACE HERE

German propaganda intended 10
create among the American troops a
feeling OF hostility against England
still exists TO an appreciate extent
according TO a bulletin posted at d.
vision headquarters Monday. This
propaganda IS particularly active
among air service troops which have
been quartered IN England TO a great
er extent than troops Of other
branches Of the service. Il has taken
the form not only OF minor complaints
about food and treatment but OF wild
accusations concerning the attitude OF
the English government towards
American troops The bulletin warns
soldiers from giving any heed TO these
stories, and pays a tribute to the part
England took In the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

.I.Ax-FOs WITH PFPsrS- Il 4
specially prepared Tonic Laxative for
Habitual Constipation. Ie relieves
proprtly but should be taken regular
ly for II TO q DAYS to induce regular
action It Stimulates and Regulates
Very pleasant 70 Take. soc per bottle.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
Fourth Son OF Former
Kaiser Goes To WORK

Paris. France. Jan. 6.-The fourth
son OF William Hohenzollern, the for
Pner prince August William. has tax
en- a situation with a German auto
mobile firm, according TO a Berlin
dispatch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
WOUNDED MEN MAKE UP LISTS
Of CASUAL TIES FOR TWO DAYS

Minor Injuries Recorded In Reports Sent by Courier To
Washington From the Firing Fronts In Europe; 40
Men From Southwest Reported Severely Wounded;
II From the Border States Receive Slight Hurts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

Bethlehem when he entered the army
His brother SerEt- Clifford c. Cheno-
weth. to the left. is at Stanley Field,
Hampton, Va, with construction COM
pany No. 20. He Is wei known in FL
Paso. having. like his brother, spent
the greater part of his life here he
was in business with his father, R. G.
Chenoweth, in the firm r. G. Cheno-
weth & Son, Builders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

Hayes Healing Honey.
Stops Tickle, Heals the Throat and
Cures the Cough. Price 30c.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

DIR. PAUL GALLAGHER RETURNS.
DR.. Paul Gallagher, wen known in
local medical circles, who has been
in France in the medical department
Of the United States army. seeing ser
vice at four points IN the war zone,
returned to Fl Paso Sunday and VIII
resume his practice here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
COUNT Won HERTLING.
ETCHaVCET.OR- nTEl

Copenhagen, Denmark, Jan. (by
The Associated Pressl.-Count George
F. Won Hertling, former imperial Ger
man chancellor. died Saturday night
At Ruhpolding. Bavaria. He had been
III for six DAYS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

7. -. O. A. Lumber Bargains.
Buildings at Camp Cody 70 be sold
cheap. See NJ. ward Paso Del Norte
Hotnl -Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

ourti-. 4 @. Duy LArery Bonds-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
DON'T FORGET

your telephone will the careful attention though
you stores person.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

Pope Benedict Saturday presented c

Fope BenedIct Saturuay presenLeo q
president Wilson q handsome mosaic
reproducing Guido Renlque's famous
picture Of St Peter. The mosaic was
made In the vatican grounds by the
ancient mosaic factor OF the vatican
and is a yard square.
The president while here continued
the discussion Of Italy's claims before
OF the American support OF them has
not yet been fully developed and
seems not likely to be before further
conferences.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06

In view Of the president's ~
lection OF the pnpai peace offer
months ago, the reception Of the
American executive At the vatican
today was looked forward 10 with
great Interest in all officials cir
elea and the warm greetings ex-
changed BY president Wilson and
the pontfff were commented upon
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-04

udame soudu, chci MIN sam
promluviti".
ooh, milostivy pane, ten ne
iekne vam vice, nez rekl mne".
'Znate mou vuli, Guerine.
Celia v6c zustane nadale nej
Drisn6jSim tajemstvim, dokud
vSemu neprijdeme ma stopy.
Muzete jiti'.
V salone zavladlo opet hlu-
boke ticho; zdalo Sc, re Sc kaz
dy obava mlteni druhych pre-
rpsiti.
Pc delSl chvili Sc Ease oval
rajitel zamku:
"To je to, ceho jsem Sc oba-
val; nyni nase cest q mas kid
spociva V rukou tohoto Then
meta. A ten nam nynl vyhro-
zuje - lee nejen to - on je
schopen vyhruzku svou splnit
a to proto, ze byl i Sc svym sly
nem huti propusten".
Tu Sc Johana odhodlane I'VE
dla:
"Doufam, ze ho prin6ju k
slibu, ably mlcel".
"Ty?"
"Ano, nekolikrate meskala
isem V chySi Thiennetov6, a
bych jeho rodin6 RUNE podpo-
~ poskytla. Ii lide nejsou zlo
lnyslni d davali mi vzdycky ma
ievo velikou vd6cnost. Poza-
dam-li je, ably mlceli, Zajiste
mi vyhovi. - Jsem vSeho VIM
ra", dolozila Sc zraky sklope-
nymi, "a ma mn6 take jest, a.
5ych skandal odvratila. Jeste
dnes navStivim Thienneta".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-04

Cd nynejska povazovati "a oso
bu zcela cizi".
Helene vystup tento rozdl-
raj srdce. Pri kazdem slove
sveho muze musila Sc nasilim
zdrzovati vykriku, ktery Sc il
dral Ma rty, a premahatl, ably
nevrhla sc ma Andrea a nezVo
iala: "Mne necht' st!ha trest,
il jsem vinna!"
V tom okamziku tylo zakle
pano ma dvere.
Vstoupivsi sluha hlasil;
"Hajny prosi, ably byl k va
81 milosti predpusten".
Mattel huti Sc zakabonil,
ale odvetil:
"Dobre, necht' vstoupi".
Guerin, byv uveden do poko
je, fozpacite pozdrayil, nebot'
sc nenadal, ze zde zastane da
my.
Il predisne bylo slyseti "a
Steknuti jeho psa.
"Co nesete noveho?" tazal
Sc Vernier.
Nuze, pane, nemylil jsem Sc.
Onca muz, ktereho iste videl
rliziti sc vCera V noci Zame-
ckvm parkem, jest nalezen".
Helena Sc zachvela, ale An
dire, odvracen, nezpozoroVal
IrChnuti jeiiho a take uleknuti
Jokany mu zcela uslo
"Nu, a kdo to je?" tazal sc
haJnGho.
'Thiennet, pane. MeSka tou
to dobou donna.
"A je poranen?'
"Jak Sc zda, ano; zastal
lsem no leziciho V posteli. We
del isem hned, re Sc nemylin
a ze idu po prave stop6, =
Neiprv6 dopadl jsem jeho nj
cemneho syna tom okamzi
ku, kdy ukrvval dratena Okla
PAX jsem zmeril ieho boty {
porovnal je delkou stop. VSt
Sc ma vlas shoduje".
"Nemylite seq"
"Nikterak, Ostatne Sc m
skoro sam upln6 primal, arc
nenalehal jsem nan priliS, ma
jc ma pameti vas pfikaz, alb!
Ipokud MONA bylo Setreno ta
jemstvi".
"Aie muz, ma kter6ho jsen
stfelil, nebyl Thiennet."
"Mohl jste sc snadno myliti
pane. hyla tma".
A Jak Sc chova Thiennet il
nak?"
"Vzdorne; vyhlizi to tax, j,
ko by vedel o nejak6m taienl
stvi".
"thiennet mi rekl, re Sc ne
: bo>i ami vas, ami kohokoli line
no "A pfi tom jeste nrozil, rka
: zc vzeneme-li no do uzkych
prinutimc-li no, ably mluvil, b
de miuvit, ale to ze mile nir
nebudo".
Nernier preset nckolikrat
5 pokoj. S
"Co zamyslite ciniti?"
= "Myslim, ze by bylo neilt
ipe, udati jej'.
: me = drive nez muze toh
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-04
SirOtkOVa Vina.
= ROMAN
Napsal Paul ROuget Pfelonl "A. ii.

bych pred svou cti nedovedla
zodpovedeti''.
PfistoupiIa k Johane blize a
V kratkych, preryvanych We
tach vypravela il cely pohnuty
roman sveho zivota, sdelovala,
lax Renea Buela milovala, jak
vule matcina i nelitostny oSud
Zcela iinak rozhodl, nez dou-
fala.
Kdyz koneGne doSla az ma
udalost minule noci q johanna,
zdrcena, "a odpustenl j pro-
s;la, tn pojednou uchopila He
lena, jata podivuhodnou ener
yii a siIou, rame divcino a pr
nutila Johann, ably ) nj vstou-
3iIa do salonu, kdez meskal
Vernier.
Kdyz veSli, prikroGila Helc-
ma rychle k nemu, ale zdesila
sc priSerneho vyrazn, jcjz Y te
chvili mela jeho tvar.
Vzpamatovala sc vSak zahy
pevnym hlasem pravlla:
"SlyS, Andre - mela lsem
| pravdu, kdyz jsem pochybova
la, re Johana Sc proNinila. Byt'
| / iednani jeji nedalo Sc schva
| iovati, vina neni Galeko tax
tezka, jak jsi Sc domnival".
"Bezpochyby ii namluvila
n6jakou lez, ma draha", odve
Ill Andre tvrd6 a beZcitne.
"To il nestojl ami zadneho vel
keho namahani a ty isl Sc da-
Ia presv6dciti".
"Nikoli - ze toho muze u
.sebe piijala, media sc ovsem O.
mluviti, avSak pfisahala mi
re zustala poCestnou".
Vernier sc hrube usmal:
"A ty vefiS ieji pfisaze? -
Proc to neprohIasila hned '
noci, kdyz jsem il prekvapil?'
! Obracen primo k Johan6
pokracoval:
"Slys nyni, co ii povidam
Ty Sc musiS naprosto vzdat
nadeje, ze bys sc kdy mohla
stati choti Pierra Courtiala
isl no nehodnou a ia toho ia
lie nedopustim. Chtel jsem mi
psati liz dnes a jen ma prlmlt
III Heleny .Sem to ncucinll
Vas svazck musi byti preru
! Sen - a tx sama to musis byti
: JeZ pftnl kFOk X roIlfIcc ucl
MS. Jakym zpusobem, je two
ie wee. MuzeS mu dati ma sro.
um6nou, ze isl Sc jen domni
yala iej miIuies, avsak zc is
, &c V tom zddni sklamala".
20 muj boZc !"
"Zadne odmluvy - chci t
Il stojim Ma tom. Lcda ze by
. dala prednost tomu, abych MI
; oznamil, Jake navstevv "a je
, no nepfitomnosti pfijimas. :
, Nyni setrvas zde a Dude VS.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-04

Dv6 hodiny pc tG ubirala Sc
Johana k chySi pytlakove.
Jindy pri prochazkach tako
vych nj kracel slouzici, ten
cokratc vSak Sla sama. Pri u
l;olu, ktery provad6la, nepotfe
boyala svedka.
Priblizovala Sc w k obydli
Thiennetovu a brala Sc podel
male, ale slime proudici ficky
Seymonsy, ktera po obou bfe-
zich byla obklopena rakosim a
krovinami.
Zdari Sc toto podnikani?
Srdce mlade divky' skliCova
10 bylo pochybnostmi, jez ne
dovedla odpuditi.
Nahle vSak zustala stati
zbledla. .V%kIik, patrne d6tsky,
ale zoufaly a pronikaVy, zalehl
k nj.
Henry Sc topi."
Prorazila rakosi q ma vse o.
etatni zapomenuvsi. silenym
chyatem bezela po biehu reky
J K mistu. kde maly hosik Then
netuy, Totor, kolkolem vyde-
! gen pobihaje, plakal a kricel:
"Pomozte, pomozte muj
bratr SC topi!'
"Kam spadI kdc je tvul
i bratr, ncStastne dit3?" bez de
chu tazaIa Sc divka.
"Zde = diva kro!ly cd bre-
hu - TRIAL kvetinkN q spadl
tam - oh, slecno, zachrante
jej."
(Pokratcyanj.D
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-04

"Ty mu chces psati?" taxa
ia Sc rychle Helena.
"Ovsem co nejdrive. Memo
hu Sc stati prece mlcenlm Je-
I'm spoluvinnikem. Pierre to
musi zv6dGti".
Helena predsevzala size JeJ
ed tohoto predsevzetl musl
s.vratit.
Vzdyt' kdyby Sc to Pierre
Courtial dovedel, bylo by ma
yzdy veta po St6sti Johany.
Tento hrozny osud bylo tre-
ba odvratit.
MEL bys odvahu, takovym
zpusobem zlomiti srdce Cour-
ti2lovo?"
"MuSi to byti", odvetil Yer
nier Sc zasmusilou tvari; "ne
mohu mu tajemstyi tc zamlce-
i, to tim spiSe, iezto Joha-
ia svym skutkem pozbyla ma
yzdy prava ma jeho lasku".
"Budiz, Andre, aysak yypln
mi nyni prosbu: seckej odha
lcnim Courtialovi M nejakou
nozdejSf dobu, al wis, pokud
Sc provinila a jak velike jest
jeji provineni. Ma smutnou tu
2pravu jest vzdy jeste dosti
Casu. ia sama Johanou budu
mluviti, vyhledam il "a tin
Lcelem. Neni MONA, ably byla
lax spatna, iak soudis".
Andre zatrasl hlayCu.
"Pohfichu oddavaS sc V tetC
nricine illusim, ma draha. Lex
nranf I've milerad vyplnim =
@ nekolik minut pozdej
vstoupila Helena do pokoje o
aifel6 pfibuzn6 sv6ho NAME
la.
Pridusen6 Stkajic, vrhla 81
X d6vceti $ rozprazenymi ra
meny.
Ale Johana sc ami nepohnu
ia. stala vzprimena u stolku
ymrtelna bledost, iakoz / pc
lie sevren6 rty prozrazoval,
5restalG t6zk6 utrpeni.
PAM Vernier Sc ZachVela
TuSila, re roZumi tGtO desn
#trnulosti.
"Johano, mluv - ty lituje
sve ob6ti, vid' ?"
D6vce jen pomalu zavrtel
hlavou na znameni ZapaSu.
Helena vSak nedala sc upc
koiiti.
"Pak ii pravi tvui vnitfn
hlas, ze co isl pcdstoupila, U
emilia isl pro zenu nehodnou
.iak tG mann presv5dGiti, i
sem bcz why? V ziyot6 sver
.isem sc neprohresila nikdy
zal. iejz iscm trpela, skryt
potlaCen byl Y mem srdci. n
iednu celou noe iscni probdt
la proplakala, ale nikd
jsem Sc nedopustila niceho, c
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-04

ST. Clair u L. 40. ulice.
+. 152. ul. u Pepper
Woodland Ave. u Z. -. ul.
kinsman Road u +. 90. ul.
Broadway u Z. 81. ul.
West 25. III. u Franklin Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-04

West %. al. Ii ArhWood
Lorain Ave Il W. At. al.
Lorain Ave. u w. 80. ul.
Lorain Ave. u ". 90. I'll.
Detroit Ave. u w. III. ul.
Detroit Ave. Il W. 101. nj.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

funny nld suit he wore 20 make him
look like an oid man. came out again.
without his long white hair he'd had
70 make him look ike the old year.
90 course ne couldn't mlss the party.
and AZ Peter tinome and he arranged
that he should be- the old year Just
long enough 10 bring Ia the New Year
with iet 81 fau and excitement and
mefrltnenf.
PETER s'noms waS wearing a bright
xuseen suit with 4 Kniaen crown. He
had little wings attached 10 hts feet
and BE- were gnidcn curtis. Tie looked
very young. and very funny because
he stu lnaked like little gnome In
spite &c an his extra touches.
Hat the Joke ~ che party was the
arrival of che CAT fatally
They eane dressed a. golden but.
leFnles.
"llattcrsiies Ia winter said Peter
elnouse ''lhat Is Joke
Ihey fees about ia their lovely cos.
TUNES an,l q few wore black and eolsl
costumes which made the golden but.
teftile3 appear all the more Ike suus-
saes.
I'VE Thought we'd have 4 Jokes said
the Car family sAnd 80 we're here
iFe@@ed - Snmnvr buttertlleav
And then thvy uotteea that witty
witch and eia Mr. Giant. who bad hast
arrived we're dressed llke two euepons.
~'fhey 50 ahead eg as aud burst tnto
butterflies they called. swerv the
emily gneoHna tsfr And after they
bad PLAYED ana frolisksd they went b.
witty wgtsh~ for supper aud story.
ba0r
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25

A. lnsx - Esszpie ean reanesaher
theTs have heea Mes Year PARTIES
The essE kuanans gaze thTsfs In homur
e tanas th~ s@u faced xssa ehae fsee
issskea back at TIE old. .pent year
sHsA ssss fmrw lssoAv4 fefmarsl - the
f~w. SFwsA bear They xwxe prv~~sts
- hlA@ ard 90 eAtA ether wtth ths
hsss~ thai thm nww yrar waala h.
xr~sa to fh~sa Sasus - the people who
lkea ivttS @Ka wastesi nesli ste wsld II
AEaFfh 81 ews~ssFut~ Tbs New Year
sAaes shat was the tlme that ne tFoea
sud kvmsa kexaa hzw life The f~r~
sAAn* sslli rxehaaxe prveebgs 20 eggs
~ Nww Years. lass aa We Is At Ka&.
ter. Hms che r'ss ~ "a noN sla oar
giving ~ nsws~nts at Christmas Par.
sle~. fA~aKhs 80 snay give IL zach 9th
~ un January Ia Scotland Ana
asmxtsud everybody 'ealss 90 everybody
else Ne@ Years day. and srsnks
pansas lless ia Aasefscn calling has
gvn~ oas of style. bat IL wv DO nosh-
snx more. ww NJ iemmt sheas Happy
Nsw Year 60 everybody we me~t On
NJ. Years morning.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-12-25
NEW YEARS PARTY

er MAnY oaAHAM eoNNea.



''ll0w about parigf asked Peter
Gnoule. n haven't had good parts
ia ever 50 long I'm most PARTICULAR,
anxious for one
80 am r. said Billie Brownie. And
then Peter Guome aud Billie Brownie
Rugged each other and fell down Ia
TIE soft. white snow. which they
thought was great joke.
"siail Il BE- q big party Or a small
pariyY" asked Billie Brownie.
@Oh. let's have big party said
Peter Gnome. with costumes aud
everything"
Everything meaning supper. I
suppose" said witty Witch would
yea al Ike 70 have supper Ia nay
eateYv
We'd love 10. said Peter Gnome.
"And viii you tell - stories after
wardr' asked Billie Brownie.
ITO be- sure I VIII" said Witty
Witch. "Whea win you haye'tbe partyf
I must get ready. you know"
Let's have Il tomorrow afternoon.
on New Years day said Billie
Brownie. erhat viii give us time 10
send out the Invitations and 70 maze
ready"
On the following day ~ three 0'eioek
Peter finome and Billie Brownie were
seen having make.beiieye fight BY All
The guests who we're arriving. Peter
Gnone s~s trying 70 shove Billie
Brownie out OF the why
And can you guess the reason whg7
BILLIE Brownie was dressed ~ TO look
like the old year and Peter Gnome was
dressed 10 hook Ike the new year. To
be- sure the new year had not really ar
rived. but that didn't make any df-
ference for the party. After Peter
6nome had succeeded IN getting Bill
ne Brownie out ~ the why and hid
Ing him behind tree. he said Ia
loud voice.
'sThl# Il New Year. am 1920.
That ISL am dressed 20 look like
1890" All the fairies and brownies
aud elves and gn0meA called out 10
everyone elise:
"A happy New Year A happy New
year 10 ALL
And nllllr brownie. who had his
regular little brown suit under the