davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1920-08-30
Births Reported.

Prank h. and Olive J. Markwsrd. girl.
Clarence W. and Lillian Norwood. girI.
Arthur A. and Mary L. Fletcher. girl.
James V, and Annie z. Christian. boz.
olen |. snd Maggie V. Tibbs. girl.
Charles b. and Lsurs L. Campbell, firl.
Philamon and Lillian BrouseSu. boy.
Robert W. and Ruth J. Hutchison boy.
Joseph ". and Ruth Kimbel. boy.
Henry q. and Florence r. Elliot, rirl.
Albert H. and Maud A Colvin. boy.
LEONARD B. and Marie Z. Doggett, boy,
VIM. n. and Eva y. Murray, boy.
Albert b. and Katie 4. Clarke, boy.
Harry W. ard Mary A. West. BOY.
Leland @. and kstherine NJ. Ire, Girl.
Wilbert z. and. Catherine Mower, girl.
VIM. L. and Edith L. Beasou, girl.
Paul J. and Aary A. Hsney, girl.
Frank and Josephine Martin. girl
Char ries z. and Virginia Thomas. girl
Lester p. and Annie RtoWn. boy
James w. snd Edith 4 Thatcher, girl.
Thomas T and Elsie Dovd, girl.
Henry B. and Mary 4, wynnC, girl.
Edward and Louis4 NJ Humm, girl.
Ross and Addie Harrison. boy.
John X. and Nernice Emonds. rirl.
James NJ. and Eurenis Wright boy.
Edward and Asyne Spencer. bar.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-30
W. P. RAYNER HEADS
HOME DEFENSE BODY

Announcement is made OF ;he sp-
pointmeut Of W. Pesrce Esyner az
commander OF the motor corps of
the Home Defense League.
Rsyner has appointed the follow
ing officers: Howard Fish senior
captain. Charles Aufenthic. 5unior
captain. and Capts. s. GroEan. W.
c Mcconnell, J. H. Yoemsns and
Theodore T. Noyes.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-30
Departures from Normal.

Accumulated deficiency " temperature
since January !. 1890. 8.OT.
EIross Of temperature since August /.
1870 g.
Accumulated dshcisncy Of precinlts tlOb
since January J. 1890. o. So.
EKeN>> of precipitation since August !.
1890. U.S4
est, II, lowest %.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-30
Local Tenperatur..

Relative humidlty-s a. m-, o.; > .. n
s.: p. n. 81
Rainfall is p. M 10 ?. n, trace.
Hours of sunshine. 20
Per cent 0f possible sunshine, 50.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-30
Deaths Reported.

Lorera NJ Lewis. - year al 18th q. ne.
HEnush Zoltrnv. 80 I8s0 5th 81 nv.
John W BrsndcuburE 20. -3S Pa ave -.
Fannie Noble. 60. 2032 Sth Il. Nv
The Washington herald., 1920-08-30
The Weather

Forecasts for TodTy and Tomorror.
District of CoIumbis. Maryland and Viz.
Vinis. Partly cloudy. with probably local
thundershowers Monday. Tuescsy fair: not
much change in temperature gentle south
erly winds.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-30

The Massachusetts cranberry this year is estimated at
arrels Now let US have the turkey census
The Washington herald., 1920-08-30

now be quite possible to hear the expression Ladies Of
The Washington herald., 1920-08-30
The Cost of War Toll.

Col. Harry Cutler. Of Providence.
r. l.. who was chairman Of the
Jewish Welfare Board during the
war, and who gave himself and his
fortune unstintedly to the service
OF his race and the cause Of democ-
rscy' has died premsturely in Lon
don, victim, like so many other
men. to the strain and stress OF the
duties voluntarily and gladly as
sumed. Russia was his native land.
but America had become the object
Of his devotion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
marmtn Sic 0n6fcr bcMt>
iRc Kincer ipeiicft.

Ser m@eier 8eitung" 1T nqdlte-
benoer MrtifeI entnon1me1t, Der iber
cine in Bremen obgebaltene Beriamm
lung unter obigem Gitel beri6tet:
Die rSSnternatio11ale S~rauenliga
fir 6rieoen nnb Sreibeit" batte ge=
mein5am nit Ger v9euti9en Srie-
6ensgeleu}6aft" 0rtsgruppe 8re-
men, cine 0ffentli9e 8%eriammlnng
11a6 6en @etperbemui eum einberu fen,
sic. einen 1ol9en 8eiub gefnnoen bot
te, 6aB piefe iid nit ei1em 9tebplabe
begniigen muBten. Brau Mugnite
s&3irdboff als 2eiterin fiibrte nod eli
nigen 8ktgriiBungsuorten Sri. ya=
dolIon, MorozMmerifa, als berufene
8ertreterin Ser Qudfer IN Die Ser
ein nn6 ertetlte ibr oas
8ort, git obengeannntem Gbema, 0ns
lie in padenoer, 5u Screen gebenoer
|@eiie 5u bebanoeln pnBte. 3nnablt
qinq Tie %eingebeno auf Die @eihi6ttee
6es AmGfertnms eth mn6 %berbreitete
|it9 Mber Die Mnfetnont1gen, oie Das=
|ielbe bon Stride nnb Staat a11s55lt.
|balten butte. sic gingen 6abon ons,
Iin ie6em Meniben felbff II benz Ser
|bre9er, Sic Gimme @ottes 81 fin-=
6en, Sic anf ben ribttaea Beg tilb-.
re. Sic Nu6iffer mnrett bon ieber Bors
fdmpfer gegen ben &rieg. Mnf oeH1
|@ebiete Des 3obltnns, q. 8. al1h a1lf
[6em @ebiete Ser &eform BEG 8efang=
nistpefens paren tie ftets tdtig. Das
Nnaadfertum 1T fetn Dogmentnm
i9riftIi9e 8efenntniiie bat es nnnflt,
bagegen Dim es praftii6fes gbrilten=
|tum nusfiibren. Inter ben Qnaferr
|gibt es mebrere &i6tltngen, ole nber
Ifno 1fets 8n5ifiiten geDeien. WstBper=
itanonis nn6 SaB baben oieien 8elt=
frieg berbetgefnbrt Ben lie fir I'M
m0gli6 bielterI 90 tie 1olhe @ebote,
mie v2iebet el1re f6ein6e" fir ielbif=
lDerifGnoIth bielten. Ser &rieg mltroe
I6ns @ef6aft nl1er 80lfer. Seine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16

ger0fentIlisd6ung County Gamble 8ahIls
IaetteI $21; 6enrb# l1n%berlnnber, 8elgers
Iaebihr. &retlfpp $1..84; Sacob 8eber
lgpuntb @om1niifdr Cages unb Meilens
faebiihren 100000; Geo 8eiBnnann, NeIt
fir 8ertnui6 elmer Mbbiermn16ine $3.50,
geipraut1a Der General @n1I Supplies
S 8. 8rotpr $1.20; g. 81. gIenH SLIGO;
s ssse sg 22s|e5 satae; $ ass59 5 88's s. ] g SSits;
$500; S. S. Seb,, $500; Sobn SacobS,,
$1.20; Soiep9 &iri9, $1.20; q J, 8 =
&ielbabl, $1.40; s. &nltlo11 $l;5O;
csDbn 2al1er11ann $1.20; SSobn 8 Yang
$1.6O; Geo. 8. Wleller, $1.25; sos. gtz
hpIs $500; Sreb. g. Nebring $1.2O;
Sos. Ntebaus $1.60; g. 8. Nafter $3.50
IS. 8. Need, 1920; 4Srnrf Ntelaro, 81.
Sruncis &. Mopreb $3.50; Gbtpin 9atlDz
bia. $500; g. 8. @nrten So; 6prace
@helDpn $3.50; s. s.. EeIfdotp 1920;
eSphn 8nlDprf $3.50; CD. 8nr0tan ST.
90; Spfepb 8eblage $3.50; s.. S. Webs
Ioae $3.50; Mnbrep 8eibner, $3.50; s.
8. @ei1er $1.20; 6. 8. Btlcog $500.
ueberbrinaltng Der 8ortpnblberidte nm
81. &. 6nIIa 50; 8m. MrnnlD $1.2O; S.
is. BinSfelb Sc; 6. 81. 8rbant $1.2O;S s.
8. Babe $4.36; 9enrD S. Beder $1.6O;
s. S. 8efe $1.2o; S. S. 8ropn $1.2o;
sSobt1 g. 8aner $3.50; 9. sc. Campbell
$3.50; Sobn S. gebnar $3.50; 90. g.
Clement SO; Charles 9ueber $1.2O; S.
@benfteiner $40; Ben. Offering $500;
Sen @iesfe, $1.6O; Watb. 9etnen $1.2O;
Mi9aeI Sengel, $3.50; %. 8. Quitting
ton $1.2O; 81. S. @bla $500; Matb.
Saeger ST. $500; Sobn Sacobs $500;
6. s.. &1ebnbI $3.50; st. q. &oepp $2.S
80; Matb. &ufler $1.20; S. S: &laberz
lamp $2.40; Ni6. Mertes $1.2O; S. s.
Meber $3.50; Sobn g. Otto $40; g.
81. Bnrii9 $1.20; 6. 81. &ien, $1.2O; y.
g. @orabausb. So; &bomas sSnpage ST.
go; Sid. 5@mitt 1920; Ebeooore
|@9nrmnnn $2.77; Sranf @imon $500;
e. g. 5tor11s $3.50; So6n 6. 5treib,
$1.35; Ni6. Sbielman $3.50; Sohn 8.
.Bogel, $1.2O; Srmf @nter $500,
! Guf Nntrag bertagte it@ bic Beboroe
fine Sic.
g. 81. 2abr, goriiber Ser gountpbe@
'b6rbe bon @tearr1s gonntb, Mtnn:
8eftGtigt: Mt6olas Sbomeb, gonntb%
Mubttor unb eg<offtcto Glert Der Beborpe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
s. S. 9onobue. Srieoeasri6tergebiib&
- x... 90 90 HsrYa+sn,e4h cOsQ0 @cIs

Y. s. D,o,nuobue, NSsriebensridtersebib
ren: safrb 1920. ELLSWORTH $3.50. Sci,
IIer. $40, Sirt $3.50. gnstportb $2.3b
Gtfin5on $3.50, &SlbotpstD $4.65, 5d)or:
lfn $3.50, 5tanger $1,000; Hebler $40
Cline $50, Nelfpn 1926, 9troldget1
1886, Sen8 $11.80. 5mitb $50 Gtros
|fhein SO 10. gppeI $3.50, glarf $3.50
Mbbot $3.50, Sarris $3.45,, 8loob $40
5enres $7.70, S. S. 9nnobue Bahl Del
| 8e1dltpprenen $3; 6. 6. 9neber,, 9tenlte
Sci gaubai1ing Be66rpe $500; s. y
9nnn. gorotlers @emiibren 1n6 NngIas
zen, @nopif $13.61; Srau S. 8. Dunn,
Musraaen Sci NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $21:00;
g. S. g16peter Neit flr gertauih etner
51reibn1aI dime $35; SSrtb @roB. 70.
@abl 5npplies etc $64342; Sollberl
Cans, 9rndia6en 5.75 lnb $500; Sobt1
s. @eIa, goroners @ebiibren ltt1D Nrsz
Iaaen, Nolfes 81; Granite gitb .. Is:
60, 8Ine &rints $2.08; Sohn 8. @rut1d
2elaenaebibr 1922, @alter @ruti9,
3euaeneebubr, Mob $2.92; Sran 8. g.
Salber1on, Mnslagen BEL 8~oblfabrtsbes
61rbe $1O.40; @ennepin gountg, Betoz
fial1na Ser 5tearns gorntb @efangenen
$26.27: Sal. German. gorntb &on1n1t1s
lar CAGES unb MeilengebIbren $324.80.
Geo. &odler, 3eu~gengebubr, &retlotp "
IA; Slid. @odler, 3eugengebIbr, &retz
Ion S2.44; s. 81. 2abr, gouutb &ommiz
|Yar Soaes ur1b Metlengebubren $4,000;
s.. 81. 2abr, Mlslagen bel Der Bohlz
%fahrtsbeh0rbe $4.45; g. 81. 2nbr, 9tenlte
beim gountb ganbaiing Beboroe $500;
Sobn Gang, @intragsgebubre11 $24.lo;
MidaeI 2o5o, County &ommtl1dr Cages
nnb Meilengebiibren $3.50 Clarence
Yo5o, Miete fir @erf5engsi9nppe $50;
>Wahs. 5uppIies etc $3.50; So1epb Y.
WiIer. Wablaeiten fir bebirfttge Sim
Ser S27.75; Minne1otn @taats Snnitos
RUM, 8ebanblnng Der Rattenten $116.&
25; Sames Morton, ST. 3engengebIbr,
t&retlotp $1.6O; Sran g1nnrn W&oDntbnn,
WusIaaen BEL 8o6Ifa1rtsbeb0tbe $18.25;
s. 81. NeiI, eleftrif6e &eparatnren $12.s
30: North Gtur g. anb g. 60, 1920
General 8ahIaetteI $%2119.75; besgleiz
chen. 9rudarbeiten $259.75, 8. 81. Riz
nal1lt, gproners @ebibren unb Nnslagen
Bflueger $7.25; sc. S. @a1ter, Sellgerm<
gebibr &retlotp, $3.16; B1n. 8. Sartel,
9ienite am gonntb Gnnba1ltng 9oaro
$3.50; Soiepb S6tpanfl, besgletden,
$1,000; s.. 6. S9oener, @bertfs Mns>
Iaoen, Gbbott ct al $3.50; @nn1on $780,
~: Wbbott ct al $61.62; gotpen $138.16
l1eberbrinaunq Ser g. g. 5tenerzIorla<
bunaen $45; 5ecuritD 8lnnf 8oot ano
Brinting Company, @upplies $l25.25;
Minnte 6. @tanger, 3eugengebi9r -
aretlop $1.72; 81. SbomeD. 9ient: am
gountb ganba5ing 8oar6 $500; Simes
Gublifbing g., 8er0ffentli6nng Der Ser
bDrsnofi8 $3.50 nnb $3.50; 8eroffent<
Iid1na 8erbanblrngen Der @onntb &om@
miffdre $1,000; ger6ffentli9nng Conn
Die 8abl8ettel 500; @er0ffentlt6nt1g Bre
iibential 5n1ple 8nbl5ettel $11.25;
gerDffentIi9ung @tnnts 5ample Babll&
8ettel $3.50; 8er0ffentli6nng gonitt@
ffnttonaI ENHANCEMENT 8nbl3ettel $1,000;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
pcrhanolnfteci
oes Boaro Der County,
Rommt6dre bon 5tearns
County, Minnelota.

ssames Oles. Nrbeit am 5taatstpeg $1O.z
5 Dumb $4,000; Habnesbtne Sarbtpare
Co., Grppltes fir 5taatstpeg $t3.25;
@tebe Hat6, Snpplies am 6tdatstpeg,
$t7.71; SO. 81. Rbilipps, Mrbeit am
Staatspes $23; Hoppleiton glepator 60.
Supplies fiir 5taatstpeg SIS; S. S.
Hanbau. Grbeit an 5taatspeg $25; So
5epb MaI1ier. Bar be8ablt fir 8efDiti<
alna etc. $184.OO; Srana $. Neuer,
&eee eMuto &eparatnr $14.2O; 8m. Cad
Irbeit am 5taatstpeg $500.
8aren Salisbury. Mrbeit am 5taatsz
ipeg $14.60; Sran1 56mtb, 8riidenma&
teriaI fir ben @tnntstpeg SO; Sacpb
S1mib, Mrbeit am 5taatstpeg SAT; Rez
ter 5dmib, N~eparatnr Ser @egez8agen
$26.9O; besgletHen @raber anb Berfs
encyclopaedia $57.15; Mrrolb 56neuer
Mrmeit am Staatsipeg $51.40; 9arbeb
s. S9ulb, Nrbeit am 5taatstpea $51.4O;
SserbinanD 5dulb, Wrbett am @~tnntstpeg
$27.1O; Senrp 8. S6ult, 8ar be5ablt
fir Matertal etc. $1,000; @eabeb unb
Mebers, Sradt nnb 8ef6rberung bon
@eaemateriaI $1.O2; 5tanbnrb Oil Co.,
Supplies fri 5taatsmeg $1t3.46 rnb
$S5.O5; g6parb 81. S6ielman, Mrbeit
an S. q. g. $50. IS $500; 6. g.
sbieln1an, 8ar be5ablt fir 8egei6leifer
$17.95.
Mrbeit am 5taatspeg: Sobn SOB $32.z
10; SSreb goB, $51.40; Mrlte' 8oB $500;
@eorg SOB $51.4O; 8. 81. Bnoe $31.12;
alberf 8ei6ner $1,000; 9enrb @enbt,
$51.4O; IS. %. @inter $3.50; Spbn
g. i8nter $79.1O; Serbert 8t1ter. $32.
go; Soieph 8eber, 8nr be3ablt fir
Sradt, etc 1851; Sofepb 8eber, Bar
besablt fir &%eparatur, etc. $17.59; Sboz
mas Benner, Bacterial fir ben Staatsz
meg $35.29; 6. s.. 8e1t, Seberal gnz
aineers Mnslagen 1920 unb $37.92;
So. &. Bieber, 8ebiIfsz Sngenienrenz
Nusraeen 1864; Saul 3. 8inter, 8ar
be3nbIf fir 8erf5engz&eparatur $8.4O;
Charles 3apf, &iemenz l1no Bferoege<
5dirr @eparatur $3.50 unb $33.45; g.
q. CHUTE, Snaenielr am County @rnben
SO. 40 $40; S. 81. 8rdbIeb, @raben Snz
ipeftor $50. SO $67.30; sc. 8. &a1ier,
Be1thtioer i9en}te am Go1tntb @raben
$50. 40 $15.42 81. Sbomep, g%intragung
BON @raben 2iens SIS.
Observation-Disclosures, &m. 8. Ml<
Sen, &retIptp 66.7O; 5teiner $685.; 9an<
ion $685.; 8i6ter $3.50. S. S. 8raolep,
Eintraeen bon @ege=Gern1e(fungen 1874,
$29.4O, nnb $3.50; 8. q. 8oerger,
5uperintenbenten &et1e Nuslagen 1884,
IS; s.. s. 8orgmnnn, gDnntD &ommiis
fdr Saaesz uno MeiIengebibren $72.10;
5tabt ct. gIoub, 8efDitgnng County
@efn1genen $28 nnb $500.
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@oupernonte (er5aNenb): gMBt BIT, Wioriby or Sitter seuno
tonnte feineun 1reunbe feine gsadrt9t geben, oa ieine Burg bon Setnoen
uu1ainaelt NOR, ion1t bate linn oeriebe gan5 fider gebolten! :.
&Iei II er so rib enact einigenn @efnnen): gle boHen fo9 1oh@
men teepbonierenl
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Sin starfnnssntitteI. n@s tuiir0oe
mir niiM id1ner ffallen, bret ooear bier
Gage pbne gleiibipeile at ietn,
.i6reiM Sran 6. @ihinger bon 9ar=
bep, q uaber ID m6dte nidt ei11er
Gng oBne 5orni's Mlpenfrarter letr1.
ST. gebran1fe es als Elm Stqrfn1gS-
mittel. Meeiim,s SSreinoe un0 Nadbarn
;lagent, oaB ib lett gut a1Siebe, 11o
10 fub1e im mid aud. SD fan1l i1
Wi11o uno BSetter nlsgeben nno es
idabe mir nibt." Diie rei1ett &rd11-
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Salnilienbeilnnittel bereitet III, fft1rfe11
6og NerbenfDitem, maiden rei6es, roe q
teg Slut nno frdftigen ben gn115et1
&orper. sc miro 1tidbt ol1rh Mpotbe.
ter berfanft; 5pe5iaIugetrtet1 ltepflerr't11:
es o brett aus Dem 2aboratorillm bon
Hseter GabnreD & Sons 90,
25O1 @nibington Blb6. gbtcago, ST..
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nit re9tl Sen gan5'n Sag bodt er
binter'n 5al1itan ur6 gribelt nod"
v81uerin: zoos Is re9t bebenfli,
SET Sub friegt entme6er De .Ma'
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@roRen-&'o pnlati 9 n.
5gdnei6er: rSaben $err &ornr11er.
aie1rat betreffs bes reuer Naofdb'
rer-Ro1tiints ipe5ieae @iinide29"
Ser &err &ommer5ienrat: rgtii,
&m1ptia@', bob 5e 11er MAIDEN
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.trefflib gegeben puroe?1
Das Srdulein: nEen2 Sell? SIT
oas ni@t oas Stid, in meldem
mad Dbit yei9ohen pir6?"
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so, Sic 1ponen ben 5trafartrag
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Mlte ssungfer ((b0er Elm Rufb sc.
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fubren u1t6 Ser 3ng bielt, iagtelt
gu: vMini6fele, geb nidt ans Sen,
Iter, ionit poIlen ale 2eute gleib
einiteigenl" Sebt iagif gu: ser
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feerhob iiih oaaeqlenl,, nrliidsttt eth.

Istiilmlmalet, Ell eerbtob fii9 oagegIenl ni ili t,i elm
maI BON Der Stride aus. Mir ieien
ober ale idallb at bem 9eltfrieg,
neil MIR nidgdt gerlllg 6agegen getan
BADEN. Gegen Die 5tinlnung, BITE IN
ualen 2danbern ooiie gleiibe nor, ffoorl11-
ten Die Audifer nibt All. S1l Mmerifa
taten tie alles, I'M 0as .2anb neutral
al balten. neberallib egegneten tie Der
Mnffaiiung, Dab, nm Jrieoen al Be-
fonnmen, Der @rieg 1otlg lei, uno bob
bteier &rieg Der 2ebte iei. Soaten Die
Auiditfer nun aue lire @runoidBe auf-
geben? Die Eeilnabnle an ooenl @riege
pnroe ben Al1afern mad eintpanofrei-
er 8eiabnng Der @etpiIensfrnge err
laIien. Cine Mrbeit III Der @tapppe
lebnten lie ebenfa4s ab. so ludten
tie nun bon Mnfang an 6ie gtot Der
Ni9ttampfer ali li11bern. Sic gtngen
mad Sranfreih Serbien, NuBlan0,
uim., no Die Sauier nieoergeriiien
paren, nno balfen. SIR MitgefiiN
Iaber gnlt eber1o iparm ben DentiAen
nno Oeiterretidtpern. Sen bartbeorGng:
Item Deuti9en IN England itanoen tie
belfeno our Sete, IN ben @efange>
nenlagern baielblt ridteten tie 8erf-
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gelang ibnen, ii Berlin, Mni6lub nit
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fanoen bier Sreur6e> Die bon ibnen
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-04-22
EVANSVILLE

The entertainment given on Satur
day night at the Broadwater hall in
stead of at the church, was a success
beyond the greatest expectations of
the audience. The quartet of gentle
men and Miss Schoch, the pianist,
while amateurs in the profession, are
really artists as entertainers, and
everyone was delighted with the per-
formance from start to finish. DR..
l.. +. Young and Rev Chas. Lam
bert accompanied the young perform
ers to this place and the former pre-
sented the matter of the drive now in
effect for the Susquehanna Univer-
sity from which institution the young
people came. No admission charge
was made, but free will offering was
taken to help defray travelling ex-
penseS.
Miss Nina Leora Younkin and Roy
ii. Patterson were married at Union
town on Saturday, April 3, the cere-
mony being performed by the Rev.
Bowman of that city. The groom was
from Frostburg but has been in Con-
nellsville recently where he is en-
ployed and where they will likely
make their home. The bride is the
pretty and popular daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Younkin of this place
and was employed as a telephone OPP
orator in Connellsville. The happy
couple are on a trip to Detroit, Mich,
at present before beginning house
keeping in their new home.
Miss Ruth Keller entertained at
bridge on Wednesday evening of last
week, about a dozen guests being in
attendance. Miss Phyllis Morgart
won first prize among the ladies and
Mr.. John Livengood won the gentle
mans prize. Delicious refreshments
were served at the close of the even
ing's diversion.
The Lutheran Women's Missionary
Society met at the home of Mrs. Joel
H. Miller on Tuesday afternoon of last
week, about eighteen ladies being
present. A very instructive program
was rendered, after which refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The Christian Endeavor Society
meeting was led on Sunday evening
by Miss Irma Swauger. The lesson
topic was Sunday observance.
Mrs. Llewellyn Blocher has return
ed from Cumberland where she re-
manned while her baby was receiving
treatment at the Allegany Hospital
for stomach trouble, from which the
child is now recovering.
George Yommer and family have
removed from Greensburg, Pa, to
their former home here.
Miss Phyllis Morgart, of Jennings,
spent Wednesday last as the guest
Of Miss Ruth Keller at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stanton of Sal
isbury, were dinner guests of Mrs. c.
S. Zeller on Saturday evening.
Mr.. James G. Pugh. of Baltimore,
spent several days in Grantsville and
Jennings last week.
Mr.. c. F. Better, of Williamsport,
Pa, spent several days at the Nation
al hotel here last week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-04-22
BITTINGER
Never magnify your trouble,
Never bow the knee to fear.

Never magnify your trouble,
Never bow the knee to fear;
Be a smile-rehecting bubble,
BE sunshine "profiteer."
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hetrick are now
occupying the residence in this village
recently vacated by Clark Brenneman
and family.
William Fratz, of Accident, was in
this village last week in search of a
horse for service on his farm.
A number. of potato buyers from
Uniontown, Pa. were in this section
last week buying potatoes and so
sharp was the competition among
them that the price went up from
1925 to $500 per bushel in two or
three days.
Miss Mary Broadwater, who is at
tending school at Accident, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with her parents
in Bittinger. She was accompanied by
two of her schoolmates, Misses Mary
and Grace Speicher, of Accident.
The past weeks product of maple
sweets in this section of the county
greatly increased the seasons crop,
much to the satisfaction of the camp
owners and operators.
Mrs. James Stark spent last week
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harvey
E. Bitner, of Meyersdale. Pa.
Mr.. Fred M. Bittinger, proprietor
of the Old Reliable coal mine, and
Oscar L. Brenneman, proprietor Of
'Henhurst Poultry Farm" are the
happiest of all our neighbors, the
former over the noSSpSSion of a neyulu
arrived son and the latter because
Mr.. Stork recently donated daugh-
ter.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-04-22
MUTTON HOLLOW

Miss Fife Bowen has returned to
her home at Higginsville, West Va,
after prolonged stay at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wright.
Mr. Charles Friend made business
trip to Oakland, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Friend were
pleasant visitors at the home of d.
7. O'Brien ION Sunday.
Mr.. 7. A M.cRobie, of Green Glade.
was a business caller in our section
one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Beckman were
callers at the home of John A. Wright
Friday evening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-04-22

Mr.. Sol. Harvey, of Wilson. was
IN our section of the county Sun
day last.
Mr.. Ray Wright visited his sister
at Oakland Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Wright spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. Hugh
Bateman.
Quite a number of the young folks
OF this section attended the festival at
Swanton Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Duling, of Pied
mont, West Va, spent last Satur-
day and Sunday at the home of Mr..
Hugh Bateman.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-04-22

PUBLIC NOTICE-This is to notify
our friends at Oakland, Md, and Terra
Alta, West Va, that Mr.. Evans, of
Terra Alta, advertised US as his auc-
tioneers for his sale of April 10, 1920,
and that we notified him by letter, tel
phone and telegram that we would be
there to conduct his sale, and that it
was entirely his fault that we were
not there on the above date. (Signed)
JOHN F. POST & SONS, by John F.
observation-disclosures 7-3t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-04-22
SELBY & WINTERS
Oakland, Md.

FOR SALE-A thoroughbred Dur
ham Bull Calf, 6 months old; eligible
to registry. Can be seen at my farm
near Hoyes. T. E. BISHOFF, Oak
land, MISUNDERSTANDING 6-3t*
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-04-22

COWS FOR SALE-25 choice stock
and dairy cows, with calves by side,
all young. Can be seen at my farm
one mile north of Deer Park.
Adv.-7-3t F. A. SMOUSF