davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15

|nidt etoscn, IonOcrn ridtigc SGu
ier, ole Gins iibcr DEM nnOcrn lie.
gen. lt1O Die 6cnitcr, Die icOcr
GuropGer nicorig firtOen lpiirOe, iilO
gar feline 5cniter, %ionOcrn cS iinO
Die @ingdnge ST. Oen @cD0lbeu, Die
pcOer nit Dcn obcrcu nod Den III.
;cn licacnOcn @obnlngcn pcrbun.,
Den limo. Son aubcn fiiDrcn Erep
pen binoitf, ole 10 primitiper Art
lto 10 iteil iino, Dob cs oft wabrcr
Gurnfiinltc beoori, Inn 81 Den 8ob-
nungen i'm 3neiten ooer orittell
Stod 3u gelongeu. @ia man. in
ooS Syn1tere Der rGborfas", Die mel.
items uidt GROCER iino ais cine Sum
oebiitte, 10 muB man iid ticf biifcn
mo IN Der &egel oiIf o1en oicren
bineinfrie6en, Oenn bic Giiroffnmn.
gen iito nur 40 3cntiMeter brett
uu0 so 3entimcter bod. Die ~3bor.
Jas" babcn MIR etnen Nilsgang,
nno 5ipar nnd Der Scite oeS 96ieS-
3aS gan5e &anO fonnte ma NIT
&ed)t ,oos San0 Ser Steine" nen-
men, oenn iiberoa be0eden Steine
oaS unfru6tbore, 5erfIiiftete Ser.
rain, oos einen 10 ieltlamen Son.
troit nit Der flaliiiden g8iiite bill
set. Die eigentlide Sonopilte be.
ginnt i'm d1lBeriten Siioen Don Gu-
mis- erlt ienieits 6ltm-&ota6uim in
Der N1be Der tripolitaniiden @ren-
sc. Sipr finoet man einige pere
ltreute SaIen, Sic icood ber0oet uno
boIb bonn Sonoe berlpebt iino. Sic
MAIDEN ober pie0eidt geroOe Our6
lire tralirige 9iirftiefeit einen pot
fenoeren uno ergreifenoercn @in-
brud oIs Die n0rOlider geIegehen
0oien nit oem eor3en 3arber ibrer
iippigen Gegetotion.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15

Ider G6neaigfeit bat Scr &arem"
Is. f. iGmtlide meibliden @ngebori.
gem oos MabI bergeri6tet un0 in
oas Selomif (@alt5immer) berunter-
geI6idt, I'M Johann bon irgenO els
tenn Senlterden aus Dem @oltma6l
5u5uieben.
No9 8eenoigung oes ieOem Wabl
oorangebenOen @ebeteS .legt. eiu Die
ner ieoent Salt elm ge1tidtes. SonO-
tlt6 iiber Oie S6ulter uno iett Siid-
den fir lie bier &erionen bin. Wfit
b0fli1en He0ensarten legt Ser 8irt
eigenbdn0ig ieoem ein5elnen Dor.
Sebr moblabgemogen iinO Die Sor-
men Ser Siidlitte: nit untergeidlo-
gcnen 9einen ouf Oem &ano Ses aii.
lens Blae 5u nebmen, 6eOeutet CIR
cr6ietung Dor Dem 8irt, iofern Die
ier Elm .S6crif" ooer .&oreil6i~ lit,
5. f.. aus Dem @ei6le6te SEES Sro-
p6cten ltammt. 9lS ein mentg per-
traulider Gilt es, auf beiOen &niel1,
cttpoS entfernt bonn S9eid, 5u liten,
obue ii6 ieOoG an5ulebnen. 8oaige
@leidDeit nit 0em @irt be5eugt Der
@ait, menn er lids gang bequem
mad)t uno iidl einen Blab auf Dem
Oman nit icincn 6equemen 2ebnen
Iudlt.
&aifee lit oas q unO 3 oes orien.
taIil6en Wenus. Ils Sauptgeri6t
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15

Sbre @obltungen beitebeu aus
eigenortigen @epolben, Die in Der
Sprad)e Ser @ingeborenen n&bor>
fas" beiBen. Man ~6egegnet oieier
8ailart b%elonoers IN Dem groBen
9orfe Meoellirt, oas an 1000 @ob-
nitn9en bat. 0ieie bidt neben- uno
iibereinanOer ~liegenben @etpolbe ge'
ben Dem @anoen oas slusieben Ell
ner alten Nefropole. 8eionoers
menn man nad Mebenin fommt,
glalibt man in Ser Cat, ii6 in eli
ner Sotenitoot SIT befinoeu. @s
berridt bier beoriidenoe Stiae, mas
baber riibrt, oaB oie @ingeborenen,
oie babe Nomaoen geblieben iino,
fat ME Ben rQoir" bemobnen, ibre
3elte fino nad ipie Dor ibre Saltpt-
wobnitatte gebIieben. Weoenin mie
Wfetameur bcIteben aus. elmer Sim
5obl BON @ldben, Inn Die ii6 Die
r&borfaS" mie Inn einen groBen
Sofraum gruppieren, Der na6 Der
Sanoicite bin ourb cine Mauer be.
gren5t miro. gu Ben peridieoenen
YlGben fiibrt nitr elm @eg. @iele
oicier u&borfos" iino iibereinanoer
ge6altt, 10 oaB man beim eriten
9lid glaliben fonnte, es fcien 8ob-
mlngcn nit 5pei itn6 orei gtagert.
@ber oos lit ni6t Der SAL, es linc
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15
@alSesrieie.

&ieGei9t Ser gr0Bte &aitonieIt-
baum, nidt mr. 4merifas, ioltoern
Ger @rbc, lit fiir5lid auf elmer 0nrm
rabe 2uafertomn Yo., gefdat NOR
cen. Ser Stamm oes Yarmriclen
bate cinen llmfang BON "a SUB,
6 3ou uno einen Gurdmciier BON
II Sub. Die Soritfommiiiion i6abt
bos Sitter oes 8aumes ollf 300 bis
400 Sabre. lin ben 9aumrieien
gu i~tiir3e1l, muBten 20 orei Sub ltno
4 5ebn Sub groBe 2oder in feline
@ur3eln gebobrt merOen. ITO
&funo 9puamit paren n0tig, nm
i'm au fallen. = @s pGre interIiant
81 erfabren, mas Sic Scranlaliung
gum Stur3e eines iolhen Natlr-
numbers biIoen fonnte. Sir Die
&edtfertigung zines iolGen Ganba-
lismus miro man no6l pergebliH
nod elmer @ntiduloiglng iuGen.
Sc lit al ser 3eit, oaB oie arte-
rifanii6e &egierung energii6
fir sen SGus oerdrtiger 0atur-
humber eintritt, mie oas in anoeren
2Gnoern idon LANCE Ser Srond mar.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15

1eitattcn. Die @ingeborcncn trei-
lert, mie ale WtuieIm6nner, &iel-
peiberei, lie boben 5obitei9e Sin.
Der, Die ieoo9 aus Wangcl an
BfIege gum gr0Bten geiI IN 5artem
utter iterben, MIR Die a~uer5Gbeltcn
inter ibnen erreidcn oos MouneS-
alter. Die 6rouen fIedten aus Dem
,@eoim" (einer Art bon SpartgroS)
.hiibi6e 9edcn uno U}atteu in ben
oerI6icoeuIten. 3ei9nungen ionic
groBe S0rbe in Der Sorm bon In-
pborell, Die in @obes berfauit luers
cen. Sic fertigen aud 8urnllie
mo bunte Stoffe u1lo @eiucbe, Die
iiir Den Export beltimmt iinO. Sril-
Der tauiGten Die Motmota, tpie ale
Ginge6orcncn OcS 1uBeriten Sit
ocns, i6re Brooufe ans gegen Sc
ser, @lefanten3Gbne, StrauBenfe-
bern, @oloperlen unO ge9en Sflas
pen, lpelde Die bon @obeS fomme1-
Den 9oraponen nit lid fiibrten.
Scute be%gniigen iie iib oumit, lire
ipdrli6eu %@r5eugniiie ollf Die Of
ientlihen Morfte gu %bringen.
0ie Stommesgemeinidaft Ser
ltrgbomma lit oiel bcoeutenoer ols
oie Ser Motmota. Sic 8dbIt mebr
ais 10000 Seelen, oorunter l1lge-
iGbr $500 reiubliitige Aruber, 1000
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15

Auge cine Nn5abl freisf0rmi9er unG
oiercdiger Oeffnung2n bon 10 bis
IA SUB i'm Dur6i6nitt, Die man
fiir md6tige 8rumlen balten fonn-
te. @8 iino Dies Die 2idti6d6tc,
sic 5u Sen ultcrirOii9en 8obmm-
gen, reipcftiDe 81 oeu S0blen Der
iclben binobfiibrell. I'm fi9 eili
9il0 BON Der tppii6cn &oble Der
&rogloopten 81 MAIDEN, lteue man
lid sic flaiiiide orobiide 8obnung
Dor, init Dem Sol in ser Wtitte, I'M
oen iid) oie @obnrGume grllppieren,
mo man periebe in @eoonfen Oieie
Mobnungen 90 bis SO SUB unter
Die @roe. Nur Scr Sol ser 5pi-
i6en bier itciIen @dnOcn liegt, er.
b0lt Our9 Oen SHo6t 0ircftc5
2idt. Die @obIcn iino init Ser
IlIBeniDelt 0urd unteriroii6e @Gu-
&c ncrb1moen.
Die aonitruftion oielet SobIen
bietct nift Die g%criligitc Sdmierig
felt, ocnt Ser 9ooen beitc6t bier
aus elmer gipsbaltigen, nmourd)-
0ringlifen @roidibt, oie sic ifme-
rem gtieoeri6lGge on Ser 0bcrflGhc
nusgemaihcn boben, 10 OaB oaS
&crrain elmer Wlabicbboren Wtcngt
BON @ielsriiden glei6t, Die ponciue
onOer nur Our6 l6male 6urd)en &C..
trennt limo, III sic Die 3ugGngc 81
hcn @0blen milnoen. Die mciiten
@o6nungen iino einfah i'll sen
Suffitein gcbobIt, ser ourd ieilc
fompofte 8ei6ofienbeit cine gemiiic
@ornutie fir 0olcrboitigfeit bietet
Nur lclten gcbcn oie @ingeborenen
iif Die Wtiibe, Die cine ODER anoerc
@onO al Der &ofieitc a|its5rmollcrn
ooer Die 8eiuolbe Der obcren Sob
lcn, oenn monde 0ieier unteriroi-
id)en 8obnngen boben spei, ia 10.
gar Orei @togcn. @ae 9eden mo
@ingGnge Ser @oblen iino ipibbo9iN
gebdltt.
0icie 8ebauiuilgen limo geiunb
mo boben bie groBe Annebmli6feit,
SAP Tie i'm Somlllcr fiibI, I'M @in-
ter mnrn, abcr nllh niernalS
ieltft iinO, pie man pieIleidt glou-
Zen fonnte, 10 Oob GorrGte oil &C.
ben5mitteln iif bier gut auibcmab-
rem luiien. 0ieic 2ebenSmittcl iiu0
iibrie:ns olerprimitipiter Art. Die
Nabrung Der Gingcborcncn bcItcbt
lcOigIi6 ans GatteIr, getrofncten
6cigcn, cin paar Olipen 3iegen-
Mild uilO n&llS &rS", elmer 9lrt
uon @ricsmcbl, oos ans @crIte qe=
lporltcn miro. Sn fleinen @drterL
itufcniormig %ougelcgt iino, INN
oaS @aiicr Ser ieltcnen, aber idwe-
rem Nieoeridl6oe m0gIidit longc 81
5icbcn bic Mdtmoto ibrc
6cigcn uno Olipen. Sic
icOof Der 9ultur ibre3
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15

Dor lpenigen Sabren. mur6cn Die
llrgbamma nidt MIR bon ocll I'm.
mobncnoen &0lferi6aftcn beimge-
iltdt, lie bottcn Dor allen 0ingen
oarlntcr 5u leioen, oaB Die Der-
i6ieOenen 9l6teilungcn oeS 8unoeS
bcItGiloig III Seboe miteinanoer la-
gen. 9ur6 @rpreiiungen uno
Glilnocreicn pertriebcn Die Noma-
Den Oie angeleiicnen StGmmle ans
Sen Bergen lno aiiltenltri6en ooer
5ipongen tie inter lire Serri6aft
nno- pcrlangtcn 9lbgoben bon ibnen.
Die fran30iii6e Offupation mad
te oieIem 3ultan0 Ser '0inge ein
Gn0e. 8ortan berri6ten I'M duBer-
item SiiOcn bon Gunis 5ricocn uno
Si6erlRit. Die blutigen 8ebocn
uno E%liin6ercien, &ne6tidoft nno
Sflanerci baben s%aufgebort. Die
@%ingcborencn limo Elm rllbiges, err
gc6cneS un0 fricolie6cn0eS Golf ge'
moroer. Grob OcS S6utes, ben
tie genicBeL Nno obglcid lie nm
p0aig iider limo Dor Den &Glibercien
Ser iaboriiden Nomoocnboroeu, ba-
ben Die 9crgbepobncr ihre @olcr-
niht a~ufgegebcn. Sic balliea
nod bellte in Sen bo6iteu, lirl3it-
9angli6cn @ipfeIn, no tie iif in
0cn Sells eile @rotten geb06lt ba-
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15

ein @ebiet, oas eiucn mcit n~frifn-
niideren Gbarafter trGot mo nod
mebr bon Der Slut Oes SimmeIs
oeriengt lit.
Orei Stommgemeinidoiten be
tuobnen ben GllBeriten Siiocn BON
IuniS: Die l1rgbammo, Die Nef5ano
uno Die Matnato. Die Nefanno
Mnteri6ei6en iib i'll ibren Sitten,
@etpobnbeiten iln0 IN ibrer 2ebenS-
tneiie III ni6ts BON ben iibrigen @in-
~geborenen BON Siioalgier. Die
urgbammo unO oie Mntmuta hinge
gen limo in pieler 9inii6t DodIt
merfpiiroige 86lferidoften. Die
Motmota limo gum groBtcn Sell
reinbIiitige 8erber. Sic linO nit
telgroB, unterieet, baben cine breite,
flo6e Stirn, cine gc6ogene NaIe
nn6 lebGofte 9llocn. @uffoGeno
Itorf entmideIt limo bel ibnen Die
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15
UroQIoOQlen i'm Sd0en DON Uuni5.
HINT EmtlF 81 arquart.

Ser 1liBeriie Siloeu uon Gums,
Sen Die Iraber ole groBe Brouin5"
nennen. eritreft lih BON oen Gb0ttS
l0en groBen SoI5moiiericcn) bis
5ur tripoIitoniiteu @ren5e. ST lit
getpiiermoBcu Der Buffcritont 5pi-
iden Den r0nfeiii6tigcn, roltbgieri-
gen Stdmmen lno oem orbcitiomcn,
frieOliebenoen Eusis. Qicier 2onO.
ltrid gleidt in fciner @eiIc oeu
ibrigen iiioliden &ropin5cn Don
aIgier. Steinig. pom Hcgcn per
ipiiitet, eint0nig, fam er nid)t per-
gIid)en neroeu nit Der 2anoihnft,
ole ii6 Ourd Den 0iitrift Ger gro.
ben 9iineu bis our Sahara eritrddt.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15

@cnn man nod @otmata 9cInngt
bictct ii6 eiucnI in Der Sat eill
b0dit lcltianlcs Sboiipiel. YIN
elmer 9iegtmg Der StroBe tou6t
pl3elih Dor unicrn 8Iiden cine NO
i6cc ouf uuo weiterbin an 6ubc
ocS Dicbel ole allppeI elmer flcineu
.3olia" (Gapeue). 0o8 lit aucS.
@cit uno brett lit fein anoeres Sc
bduOc gu iebelL uno bod befiuoet
man iid inmitten Oes 8orfes, ooS
uniiftbor uniern Bliden I'M S6oB
Scr gel6en, meIcnformigen @bene
lie0t, Die eiueu oOeu, uerlaiicnen
ginOrud madt.
BALD ie0o6 umterideiOet oaS
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15

iel6er bolen. ... Die pilroi9en
GreiIe aBen nit innioem 8ebagen
uno utter tieicm Sdppeigen, obne
Dem 6rem0en 9e9enitber Die gering-
tic Geugier SIT of%fenbaren. 9ie
Nuoen Ginger orn6ii6er 0orfiiing.
hinge a6er, sic nod ME nit euro
pGern geipeiit batteiL ri6teten lih
priifenO auf sic @anObobung oeS Be-
Iteds. SelieInD mar Oie getra6tung
ser peridieOenartigen Sppen i'm sc.
lamlif: 0ort Elm 8eOuinenl6eid
aus Sem BON NomoOen b%erpobnten
Na6borgebiet n%nleres @aItgebers;
elm I~toI5er, unbefiimmerter, trigger
Mann nit melondoliiden Gugen,
sic in 0ie 8or5eit 3urilf5ubliden
i6ienen; oone6en ein gutmiitiger,
itiapergniigter, ~bebdbi9er Senaden-
Ortsporiteber, ser Oeniel6en Spp
5eigte, mie ser 6oI5erne, 5000 Sabre
ate yS6ei6 Ell 9eleO" i'm aegDpti.
Iden Mathematician. Gin erlt'
tier, bloIIcr Moi6ee.@ eiitli6er nit
aItmo0iider 8riqe, I'M faOeni6eini'
gen, gleidmobl peinli6 Iau6eren, nil'
9riil1en Su6foftan Job ne6en Dem
MODERN gefleioeten 0Woomin", Oas
beiBt einem S1ipeftor Der Baum
moufultureu. @n0lid Ser uWiaalun",
ser. Stan0cs6camte Oes Dorfes, elm
fleiner, otter, 3ierlider Nann nit
l6mar5gefGrbtem Bart, pfiffigen
Ml1gen uno einem in Sen Sarben
munoerid0n abgeitimmten ora6ii6en
Mn3ug. Der Moaiun iaB ncben Dem
.@qitgeber ielbIt, ser elm idoner
@reis BON Iieben SUB Sobe nit lam
gem, 0iinncm Sil6erbarte mar. @r
trug eirten belIbIallen atlosfaftan
nit weiBen 8eridniirungen; in Bid
uno &oltung erfdien er itol5 uno
mills 5ugleid. Seine S06ne waret,
mie eriidtIih, idon ldngere 3eit in
&oiro gepelen; lie ipraden elm me-
mig engliid, oBen. (menigitens Dor
uts) NIT Meiier unO @abel un0 lie.
BEN unter ibren id)mar6en 2iiltrefaf'
tanen piolette, beitidte Soden uno
englii6e &aIbiAube ieben. slae iibri'
gen batten ibr S1ub5eug i'm 8or'
rolim 9elofen cine Site, Die
iiderIiG milf 0em &eipeft Scr Srien-
taIen Dor foitbaren 1eppi6en un0
3arten 6ltBbo0enmatten 5uiammen-
bGngt. - 9ea6 S6luB Oes Mobles
prdii0ierte infer ebrpiir0iger @ait-
ge6er Sem 0anfge6et unO befabl TO-
Damn ieincn Sobnen, ms 81 ben i'm
8annfreis ieines 0orfes liegenoen
Altertiimern 81 begleiten.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15
8Rtnt SrhRtrIr III
TtHrh gRIanpn.
Bon 9urut6ca n. o. s6nmadcr.

Sn 0en pom groBeu 9ieiieuerfcbr
nod meniger %beriibrten @egenoen
Oes Orients nirO 0os @rideinen Ell.
nes 6remoen our SeitIidfeit fir OoS
gauge 0orf, oeIien Srtsoorteber
CS9eid" ODER DSmOe6") lfnea elm
Ma6l- berridten IoBt, 81 wel9cm,
abeeieben BON Dem 6remOcn iel6It,
getpobnIi6 aud Sic Sonorutioren oes
OorfeS gelooen meroen. Wfit %5altberi.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15

= @inquartierung. So
gen Sic NAL, lieber 9ottor, tper lit
benn Die alte Dame, Die oa am
Seniter iaB? Die baben Sic mir
ia gar ni6t norgeiteltl"
.9(dl 6as lit 10 me alte Sallte
bon meiner 6rau; iie lit iebr i6per-
borig, fommt ale Sabre aweimal
at uns 5u 8elu9 uno bleibt Damn
ieoesmal feds Monate 3D."
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15

&e6 berubigenO 5. Sun.
.ge 6rau (6eim eriten &oden): o8irO
cs aber meilem Mannerl nift etma
ida0en?"
ao6in: nSeien sic beru5iat, sna.
6ige 8rau, id babe idon Otagel.
tropfcn oo3u getan!"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15

~ TFVDvT 7oFT7-T"- ~ "-TT'
berberiiierte N(rober mto $4,000
reinbIiitige 8erber. 9ie ltrgbam-
ma boben ooS Gerritorium i'm lln-
frciS bon MeOenin inne, 5ipiiden
Dem @oIf bon @obes uno Der tri-
poIitonii6en @rell5e. sic serial
len pieoerum in flint untercinanoer
gon5 mobbdnei9e St0mme. BIS
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-02-07
SCHOOL CHANGE
PROF. j. w. AULT TO SUCCEED
MISS JUNE Entry AS
SUPERINTENDENT.

At a recent meeting the board of
education of this city accepted the
resignation of Miss June Emry, who
was elected to the position of super
intendent of the Madison public
schools, succeeding Prof. s. T. May.
now the head Of the Normal school
at Dickinson, N. d. At the same
time the board wrote a contract en-
gaging Prof. J. w. Ault, now super
intendent of the Bryant schools. The
former will continue her work until
the first of March when Prof. Ault
will begin his work here. No other
changes have so far been made in the
teaching staff Of the Madison high
school.
Miss Emry came to Madison near
ly six years ago, having left the po-
sition of principal of the high school
at Paronia, Colo, to her successor.
Miss Emry came to schools high
ly recommended and in her work
here as principal, teacher of mathe-
MATES and finally, as superintendent,
she has made good in the fullest
sense of that term. Alert, scholarly
and an excellent disciplinarian, she
has won the respect of both pupils
and parents. Miss Emry has labored
faithfully for the interests of the
schools and her cooperation in wider
educational work won for her the po'
sition of county superintendent OF
schools, the labors of which she viii
assume at the expiration of Miss
Alice -Rippe's term. Her resignation
was voluntary and made at the time
mentioned because 1t vas clear to hel
mind that the move was for the best
interests of the school. Since hel
time will not be long In the superin'
tendency and because of the many
NEW problems now claiming attention
in the high school field, Miss Emry
decided that 1t was more advantag'
eous for the newly elected schoo'
head to assume the initial responsi
bility in their solution.
The Madison high school has the
honor Of being selected to receivt
federal aid for vocational agriculture
the plans for which will be formulat,
ed on March 1. This Is in connec
ton with the Smith, Hughes law thai
seeks to classify the high schools Of
the state for real farm extension
work.
The school constituency in Madi
son have expressed their gratefulness
to Miss Emry for the excellent work
she, has done while connected with
the high school.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-02-07
PEACE OF NATIONS
MADISON CITIZENS WILL AT
TEND CONGRESS TO BE
HELD In MINNEAPOLIS.

Out Of the war period there has
grown up in America a crystallized
sentiment which favors a lasting
peace among the nations of the world
and the European conflict offered
the opportunity for the establish
ment of a strong American league
composed of prominent citizens,
statesmen, jurists and thinkers who
are proponents of an enforced peace.
Organization began and an executive
and a publicity staff were selected,
with Hon. William Howard Taft as
president.
The object Of the League to En-
force Peace Is of tremendous signifi-
canoe when judged from the stand
point Of international interest. This
league seeks to throw proper safe
guards around an enlightened civil
ization, preventing future wars and
m%aintaing amicable relations among
nations. It's activities are national
in scope, the latest move being the
convoking Of regional congresses,
nine In ali, to discuss matters per-
tanning to world tranquility.
The four states of Minnesota,
North and South Dakota and Mon
tana comprise the northern region
and a league of nations congress has
been called to in Minneap-
oils on February IL and 10, the ses-
sions to be held in the Minneapolis
auditorium.
Selected delegates will represent
these four states and they will be
privileged to hear a number of Amer
ica's foremost men whose names ap-
pear on the program. The range of
themes for addresses includes every
social, political, commercial and NOR
al aspect involved in inter-allied rela-
tions.
Such noted men as Rt. Rev. James
M. Cleary. Hon. Henry Morganthau
Hon. Frank p. Walsh, Hon. William
Howard Taft, DIR. A. Lawrence Low
ell. Hon. Henry Van Dyke and Gov
Peter Norbeck are a fair representa-
tion of the great number of speakers
who will attempt to cohere the ex
pressed convictions of the congress
as they relate to the broad genera,
principles OF justice and the veritablt
humanities.
Madison will be well represented
at this great gathering. Count,
Judge Ira F. Blewitt has selected
list of delegates which includes man,
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nesday, February IL. The sessions
will close with two great mass meet
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st. Paul.
At noon on the 18th, Hon. VIM. HI.
Taft and other visiting speakers will
be the guests of honor at an execu-
tive luncheon for which 400 invita-
tions have been sent out by the re-
gional executive committee.
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EAST SIDE NOTES

A fifth Liberty loan rally will be held
Wednesday evening, April %. at the Com
munity church, Twelfth and Golden ave-
nueS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stadell have pur-
chased the property at 527 Wilson avenue
from Woodruff avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. j..
NJ. Bechtel, who formerly lived at the
place, are new residents at 1888 North
Central avenue.
A union meeting of the Missionary socie-
ties of the Presbyterian churches of the
city will be held Friday at the Potwin
Presbyterian church. The meeting will
begin at IL O'Clock.
Mrs. Hugo Andeen, 420 Leland. street,
Mrs. Earl Tucker has returned to her
home, Wilson avenue, after visiting rela-
tives in the country near kirkville, Mo-. =
Mrs. Edward Moody has been ill at her
home, 1918 Seward avenue since last week.
Miss Hazel Woolworth, 202 Branner
street, has gone to Nortonville to spend
two weeks visiting relatives.
The Ladies' aid society of the Third
Christian church will meet all day at the
Mrs. w. H. Mays, 4oS Chandler street,
who has been quite i'll with rheumatism.
is slightly Improved.
Mrs Amell Arnold of 914 North Monroe
street has spent several days recently. Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. A. j. Forsberg,
400 Larch street.
Little Raymond Furgason, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Furgason, 313 Hancock
street, is recovering after an attack of
pneumonia from which he has been suf-
Mr. and Mrs. T. Robinson of Chandler
street are new residents at 1920 Seward