davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1920-10-07

A French jeweler has invented tools to engrave the surfaces of diamonds
Arizona republican., 1920-10-07

Sawdust chemically treated is being experimented on as food for cattle.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-07
.@ea4A

Hut there has for years been an insistent demand for another car to supplement the Twin Six: car of shorter wheelbase and lighter weight generaLpurpose car of great maneuverability in traffic, one that would park in a short space at the curb.
 And the demand was that this light car should give unusual gasoline mileage and tire mileage, and finally, that it should be designed and built Packard-wise, and therefore be able to keep out of the repair shop longest and to require least attention from its owner or driver.
 We thought it over and studied the problem for a good many years, during all of which we were accommodating ex- pefience in the design and production of the highest possible grade of car.
 We have at various times during the past ten years designed ightweight com panion to our larger cars, but were never entirely satisfied with our efforts.
 Then the war broke out in 1914, and believing that America would inevitably become involved, we turned our attention to designing airplane engines, and from then to the close of the war, had thor oughly successful experience in designing and manufacturing airplane motors, (Which, as you know, must give the greatest power with the least possible weight.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-07
.ReAaeA

The greatest obtainable luxury, the maximum power, and the ultimate in road-ability, must always be found in the large car. That is the field in which the Packard Twin Six will always be dominant.
 In this new car we have not attempted to compete in that field, but rather to produce an active, easily-operated, high grade, light Car, with all the elements of efficiency, economy of operation and, above all, long life.
 There are Packard cars today, designed years ago, that are nearing the half.naiIlion mark in miles travelled.
 The new Single Six is also, we conf dently believe, TEN-YEAR CAR.
 The price of the Touring Car is $3o4o at Detroit.
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BUsIlgEgS oxkANCH4

DR1ss5 CTPKK WAN rEDrTo BUY
& snxtures. At for . city drug store And
stock yalpe latest market 1uotations,
(, 1t D. htE idiscennt for small amount
cash and balance on easy o n time
payrnants. a soodr~shsf6 for z ! =
w. Notiilnat1; TO Cottonwood 6t.
Grand Forks. Nd.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14

GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
Homework on farm. Il Ella sG1nderson
.-514 N. 4th. 4. rS ;S a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14
FARM s-wlsc

LANDOLOGY. "A MAGAZINE GIVING
the facts in regard to the land situa-
ton. Three months Subscription
Y vestment you are thinking Of buying
good farm lands. simply write me .
letter n say, mail me LANDOLOGY
Editor. LandoloFy, Skidmore Land. Co.
437 Skidmore Bldg +. Marinette. Wis.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14

GIRL WANTEn NoR aEyNRAI
S03 South Fourth st.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14

GOOD COOK WANTED. COOP WAGES
good job. Phone Davis Farm. Crystal
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14
FoRKs Herald. WEDNESDAY, APRIL Il, 1870.
HE1aFAFEMAIE'

GIRL WANTED FOR HousEWonK on
Mrs. Lsssic SULLIVAN. Phone los.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14
HOUSES o SALE.

Watch Grand Foslss Grow
FOR SALE =
COO acres of land three miles from Red
Riyer-ail ploved and ready for crop
$3.50 sJ Pc ; secm ali ,oa.-a house: hot
water heat. Thardvood noors.
..s stationary washtubs. close In.
ssseo.so-e room. all modern house, ST.,
ttonAry WaShtubA;6 hardwood
hopfn. full basement in hne
location. on Belmont Ave.
$4,000 49, room all modern house. all
hardwood floors. fireplace. full
tubs. fine location on Belmont
Ave. ~
5000. eos room. house. all modern.
hardwood floors. fuN base
lnent. hot water heat. on Bel
mont Ave.
$4,000 .oo-s.room house. all modern. hot
water heating plant, fHli
. basement, hardwood floors
and finish, on Belmont Ave.
~ house, hardwood foor< ard
finish. full basementeoh Bels
,7eee. oo-s ssse! 1ss : i, modern nd
w !. eSors; hot water hsasl
q $500 .ss-7 room house, Al modern, sns
800 .oe--6 room house, 10 It. lot. barn
md woodshed II Riverside
$500 90 room house. ALI modern, fall
hardwood noors. steam heat
~ ed garage Of South 4th St.
J $4,000 .O0-S room house. all modern. full
basement, hot water heating
plant, heated garage. on
$1,000. 0o-.6 room all modern house. full
81 ! ~ basement. on Vernon Ave.::A5
32000. CO.'S room house with garage
AZ and electric lights and Wat1r
on North. t4th St.. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14
FARM LANDS

FOR sALE-A PIECE or LAND 1eos
s10 feet, and . house, good-for raising
chickens: outside but next tofcity lin,
its; will sell cheap. Inquire c. c.
Neils. Scils Block.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14

CANADIAN FARM LANDS FOR SALE
on easy terms. Improved and unim,
proved lands of all kinds. e. q: MCGEE
Land COY Phone 5e5. 214 Widlund Bldg
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14

GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
h9usework. Mrs. J, p. slQfBsten. 61S
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14

HoUSEKEEPER WANTED AT ONCE
Tor elderly lady. Write Boz s.. Forest
River. N OAK.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14

FOR sALE-A FEW WE'LL IMPROVED
farms. I can meet you demand size,
price and terms. !. Write~oF call Chas.
E.. Getzlah. Willow City, N. D1SN j,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14

COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
Homework. Mrs. i. fH.}yCarter, 7eE Hsl-
; mont Ava. =, ss&4t s IS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14

A GIRL WANTED 10 Assist WITH
homework. 81 Belmont Ave. Pho1S
i l37R a IL -s,a.s I'm
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14

GOOD STEADY SGIRL no WORK IN
office. No experience necessary. App
ply ct 100 SDeMersaE z. q. Forks. Sat-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14

TOOK INTO rHIs-sPEC1AL Low
prices on wen improved farms and FAX
land for immediate possession. See A.
G. Peterson, 30b. Security Bldg.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14

GIRL WANTED TO ASSIST, WITH
homework Mrs F, PApermaster. e2s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14

HoUsEKEEPER aEANTED-ON FARIs
for hummer by vfdowers with 8 chti-f
dren.s Write 70 Ole Fosss VI. Rux.3
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14

GIRL wANTED-WIrH GboD REF
%erences. Storms Confectionery Gran.
Theater Bldg. <.-r ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14

COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL.
hoaeework on farm ;SS93bi per month for
z months. Power washef. LII. Kytlo.
McCann9. N, D.. G
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14

"A MIDDLE AGED OR .EI4DERLY LADY
wanted Tor cook on small farm. In
quire w. ~. Dodson. KeilytSprinxheld
YfraM Cn 81 %SgN4@ IE.s y&s% S7S Ss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14
FARM LOANS

If YOU WANT...A FARM LOAN SEE
+. Sullivan. Bros, II you want to sell q
farm or buy . farm, see Sullivan Bros,
10S DeMers Avenue, East Grand Forks.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14
Coraeecdoners
TAILOR SHOP FOR SALE
GOOD LIVE TOWN!

Two-sToRY BUILDING FOR SALE
in business district, IN n Of the best
county seat towns in state. Waite III
). lIepald. u
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14

ALL YOUNG WOMEN ARE INVITED
to Slnakessthe Young W0man'sI Chris
tian. Assn. their h~sadadarters. while
IN. the city. !,
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North IDakotas Greafesl
Classified Section

49, 1000
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. HELr-FEs1ALE

WANTED WOMAN FOR HOUSE
Eesping on farm, PowsrN washer. No
b~uttArInakingM Two tncbok for; no oh.
:, Herald. ,4..ilsM
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14

WAITRESS WANTED. FIsHER'S, CAT,
GIRL WANTED. ELGIN Dairy Lunch
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14

EXPERIENCED sALEsLApY FOR DRY
Goods department. j. G. Penny co.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-14

GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsHWoRK
S2l Belmont Ave. Mrs. Benner.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

Nm Sonntag mergen, oen "a. Au-
quit 1920, beri6ieo nod laneem uno
ldmerem 2eioen 6rali emma Sdro-
Der IN ibrer 8obnune, 90 Gritte ct.
Noroolt. Die 8erItorbene mar Die
8itme bon Gbos. Sdrooer, oes be-
fannten' &onoitors oes Mt. @ernon
Seminars. Die @eritorbene bate lid,
ourG lire unermiioli6e S~iIfsbereit-
i6oft inter ibren 8efannten einen
groben 6reunoesfreis eriuorben uno
miro bon 6enielben ihiuer bermiBt
merhen. Die Qeide miro Donners-
nerstaa, ben 2. September. in acr's
gremntorium b%erbrnnnt. Die Mihe
niro ibrem @unihe entiprehpnh <.
rem Sobne Scar 8fennig IN 0eutid-
lamb iiberianot peroen.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03
9entldes @aiieubams.

Driiben III InaeoItia lit cine Sin.
Ttalt, bic Dem oeutiden Ser5en ale
Gbre maht, bas oeuti6e 8ailenbals
cine 3ufluhtsitdtte oerer, oenen Elm
boies @elhid Batter o0er Ma.tter ooel
gar belize entriilen bat. 8armber6i'
ge 2iebe bat lih ibrer angpnommen
uno ibnen cine 9eimat gei6offen, in
ser treue 9dnOe uno Screen tie pile
zen un0 begen. sou oieies 8erf Der
8armber5igteit aber geoeiben nno
fortgefabrt meroen, oann beoarf es
tatfraftiger unteritiisung. Die @e-
legenbeit 8t elmer iolden itebt Dor Der
Sir. Mm 2abor Dan, alio am 6.
September peranItaltet Der 8aiien-
bausperein elm Yifnif in benz Smith
tut. SIT es nod notmenoig 5ur Cell
nabnle oaran gu iperben? Die Silfs-
bereitldaft, Die ii6 in ben lebten Wo-
naten 10 oft uno 10 glan3eno bemabrt
bat, miro aud bier nidt Deriagen,
ulo Der 6. September miro boffelt-
lid oaS beutihe Clement in Sdarer
mad Dem @aiienbals itromen ieben,
Ole Muiif gum Yitnif apirO bon Der
u9op Scouts" 4apelle geliefert
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03
8eamtcnmabl im
MeneM Verein

6emte, 9unnerstas NbenO, ben z.
September, a6enbs 8 n6r, finOet i'm
SSngerbmnS, 314 s StrGfe u. Vs.,
bic 8a6l Der gsamten itatt. IS err
qebt an a0e, oieSntcreile oil Der Neu-
Qriinouug nebmen, ullo 0as loute le-
Der 4un, Die oringen0e Wtobnung,
nid)t an feblen, ionoern 81 erfdeinen
Inn mit3uraten uno mit5utaten. uno
tuer Dos rehte Snterelle bat, Der lol-
te lid nidt Die @elegenbeit nebmen
IaIIen, iein 8ort uno lein Votnm IN
Die 8agi1ale al merfen. Or iolte
uber audi nidt nit leeren SdHoer
fommen ion6ern 3eihnungen fir
NnteiIldeine gum 4nfauf oes neuerl
Seims in Wenge m%itbringen. DEM
oas @eoeiben oes 4lubs nnO Der Be
iis oes eignen Seims iino 6ragen,
Die eng i'm 3~uiammenbang Iteben,
oas @elingen oes einen b1ngt bonn
SSortlhritt oes anoeren ab. 8iro4oie
Mabnung cine pergeblide iein? Sof-
fentlih ni6t. :.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03
gm Sedammhm@ a9 nemn agmemen Surns. 2@nu8hg 2 s4t 8nlL int sM2u6n6aL Somkna4!

mie olle 3i 0ieier 9lniie geborigen
1ogeS5eitungen, brinqt I'M @roBen
uno @or5eu ooht oft miSge5eidnete
Seltartitci, nod Dor aun5 nenigen
Iagen einen iiber YoIen, norm Gin.
mol III nidlt miB3iioeritebenoer @eiic
eelogt miro, Dab 0ie interu1tionoIeu.
fapitaliitiihcn Sumter fir Den mi
iilh puIniidlen arieg nerontmortlid
lin0; nuBer0ent einen onDeren bonn
Nontog, ben %. Auettit, rporiiber
mir 0eltihe AbfommIinge lus iton
louge I'M alorcn mnren. @crr Gor
meint oIs Nodltreter 6es Serrn @il.
ion, oaB ein Seporotfrie0e nit
Geutidlou0 fir Amerifo cine Sdun-
De, ein fiirhterIihes @erbreden, ei.
ne Siinoe Iogor al scr Menidbcit
beoeute. o@arnm2" ia9t oie GinleS
gang ridtig. @os boben lentimenta
le @riinoc nit 5toatspolitif ait ilm2
Sic Artifel iino Ielcnsiuert.A g8ir
grotulicren oieies WfaI ser aEimes. i"
Die irau56iiihe Reeieruito idlieBt
iid in einer oiSiaiellen Note an @aib-
iuaton ser biefigen Gntriiihna oorii
Der al, bob Ole ruiiiide Hegieruna
feline anf 8ablen rubelioe @olfsre.
9ierung iei. Mer giebt nod ehpos
I'M oieie 9eudeleien! 8eni5eIos Ger
Die pirtlide Stimme oes griefiiden
@olfes geraoe ourdD cine metoaene
&ugel ON eigelien 2eibe %erfabreu.
oiele areatur Glemenceau's, bat oie
@nblen in @riehenlono nun ld)pu 3
Sabre onigeIdoben uno idiebt nod
INNER meiter ouf. Cine Wiilit1rre
gierung idlimmiter Sorte bolt Die
@rie6en mt 0nippeln uno aenlen
0anieoer. @ie ltebt es nit SerbicfL
0ellen 9~onigsbous obne Mablen MIR
ourd Noro uno 1otihIog Dor %
Sabren Madt ulo @etuoIt on iitl
riB2 RumGnien Ididt iebt leinen ia.
moien aronprino 81 uns lno Der nod
fan1oiere fribere 8otihafter @eraro
bat i'm Ihou als ehten 5reuno De.
mofratilder @olfSregierung in Stem
9orf begriiBt. @ier in 8aibineton
miro er audi balo geieiert meroeu.
Die 8olen uuo G8ed)en erbielten bon
Haris aus ibre mobreu D8oItspertre.
ter" Ole Snponer Iino mo maren
ed)te Denlofroten, oo lie fir oos 8il-
ion'idc Grin3ip fdmpften, Die 8elt
miiIlc fir Democratic eeiihert mer.
oen. Nir boben jebt elm ldOnes Re.
5ept, fails mir ~ireenbmelde b%eionbere
3iinide boben: mir ihreien Demo
frotie" uno mir erbnlten Den Segen
Der @roBem Die @oben Der Gr0e.
8er's glaubt.
g. 81.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03
3. 6. Silfsoerein
fir sic 0oteioenoen in Deuti6lano
un0 9eiterrei6.

Aus Der Sisung 0es Grefutipfomi-
tes oes SilfSbereins am leBten Jrei-
faa lit nidt Defenders Diel 3u berid)
ten. Gin gnn5er StoB bon 56rift-
itiifen mar e~ingetroffen, Die ale ibre
Grleoignng fanoen. Gs iparen ni6t
ale erfreuliher Natur, oenn piele
0ampblete iuaren 0a, Die 8il0er Der
GinOer inn beutigenD entl6lano brah-
ten. llno menn man oieie Sommer.
geItalten inb, Damn frampfte fi1 Ell
mem oas 9er3 Dor Witleio un0 bite
rem @eb 5uiammen. Mber anoerer-
ieits Itdrfte es AUDI ben 8oriaB, uner-
mii0li6 i'm Qiebesmerf n~eiter5narbei-
ten uno ales oaran 5n ieben, oaB oas
Sntereile unierer 6reunoe niht elm.
ihlaft, oaB tie mitarbeiten uno bel
fen, gegen Sunger uno Sie6tum on
5ufdmpfen. 8ir @aibingtoner ba-
ben un8 Dor Dielen fleineren St1oten
i'm 2onoe. Die Elm mmeriih idip6de-
res Oeuti6tum baben, beid1mt 5u
bengem oenn tic ba6en piel, piel mebr
als mir getan, un6 Die 8eamten oes
&ilfsnerein boffcn, bob es letterem
nit 9ilfe ieiner 6reunoe gelingen
miro, inn fommenoen Sabre Die
Ghnrte ans3umesen. aus Dem 3ip-
fer areiie lag Elm Notidrei unierer
beutihen Stammesgenoiien Dor, eben-
10 Elm 4ufruf aus Der Shmei5. Ole
oaran gebt, oeutide ainOer in 8fle-
ge au nebmen. . nie gerne bate
Der SiIfsperein gebolfen, ober feline
4aiien iin0 beinobe leer. Desbalb
tpuroe beidIoilen, Deitere Sdritte crit
mad benz Bicnic au tun. Soffentlid'
tueroen oa ale fommen, un0 Denn
es finanaiea ebenio giinitig abi6liebt
ME oas erite, oaun fam pteoer cine
8eilteuer al1r 8ef6mpfung oes Glen0s
bon bier abgeben.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03
0rltt Ocn NOtlsiOcnocn!
III.

8eun c0ie Not 10 iiberm0Itioeno
groB lit in Ser alten Seinlot uno Die
einIaufcloen @oben II meniger url-
ter GO o0er Cole Deuti6-S elterrei6er-
einqcrcdnet) etpa 80 Wiaionen 8u
Oute fommen fonnen, 10 fragt eS iid,
mem IoQ 3ilerit gebolfen mcroen?
.Moud aino in oiiritigen @ewoll-
De
0ort mimmert INN ein StiidAen
8rot"
iagt Serr 4ntbonp S6mio in Ieinem
ltonen @eoiht in Der leBten yfum
mer 0es a%Sournols. 8ie Oiele iol6er
GinOer Nut leioen, laBt ii6 nidt &c.
nau lageu. IS eiebt in 0ertidlano
43 Staote nit iber 100000 @inmob-
uerr. SSn oielen Sta0ten giebt eS B..
343. 1891 ainoer i'm alter bon 1-15
SSabren. @on oieieu letoen 200,633
an SdNuinolu6t, 535,023 fino IN
Tolge Ser longen@ungeriobre lhmer-
franf, 835,973. linO i6po6 ulo
franflih. IS tut meb, elm &ino 10
lhuaA uno franfli6 81 ieben. geitt
nur Die Gltern, ieoer Menidk Der elm
Ser8 bat, liebt ungern Elm armes, let
oenoes Gino. Die 4inber liuo aber
auBeroem Ole 5ufinftigen Nanner
uno 5rauen oes oeutiden 8olfeS.l
sluf ibnen berubt Die Soffnung fir
cine before 3ufunft. Die Sran6olen
uno gngIanoer baben nit tlaren8or-
ten berausgeiagt: @s giebt 20 Weiai-
omen Deutihe 5upiel, Die milllen AM
gebraht meroen. 9esbalb beltanoen
lie anf anslieferung Der Nildfitbe
uno lieBen nod NbiAluB oes 8affen-
itiIltanoes ourh adt i6mere Nonote
binour6 feline Habrung ms 2allo
nno tun nod iebt alles, Inn Die 9eut
ihen bilflos uno ldmadl 81 MADDEN.
5oaen ibre l6anoli6en 8ldne 81
nihte lueroen, 10 miiiien mir 9euti6e
in Imerifa ben 5tammesgenoilen
belfen uno beionoers Die &inoer ret
ten. MuBer ben 4inOern erregen un-
Ter Witleio b~eIonoers Die altetL l6ma-
den 2eute, Die niht mebr arbeiten
fonnen, nno bic 9ranfen IN ben so.
Ipit6lern, Die fr6ftiger Nabrung be-
oiirfen, Inn mieoer arbeitsfabig 81
peroen. Sit oielen &inoern, Ilten
uno Granfen, nun IGon etwas geDol.
len moroen? Sn einem Oanflhreis
ben oes Oeutlden &oten areu5es an
oas Netp Oorfer 3entral &omite ltebt
iolqenoes: Set Oftober Dorigen
Sabres bis 9finglten. iino 0anf I'M
unterbrodcner 3ielbemuBten Silfelen-
oungen gurer uno Der a1oeren Gud)
befreunoeten &omites iiber cine Wtil-
lion u%nterernGbrter oeuti6er ain0er
ourf 3O-tagige Wilhfuren geltdrft
uno erfrent morben. Sat- 100000
u~nIerer Qan0sleute, ainoer uno Grs
mohiene, baden nit @dihe uno alcir
onng aus Guren @aben beoaht iner
sen fonnen. Webr als 100000 alte
Qeute nno aronfe fonnten ourd &c
bensmitteI Meoifamente, Solpitalar-
| tifel a0er Mrt unter1tiibt meroen. Ser
ner "erfreuen lih 0onf Ser Ir6eit Der
Gu1fer uno Gurer oenielben gewahr-
ten llnterltiibnngen augenblidlih bet-
nabe 4O0, 900 beutihe ain0er elmer
norausiihtlid menigitens oreimonat-
Iiden tagli6en 3uiabmo6l5eit @leid
oeitig erleihtern Cure @elbienoungefl
oie @erienoung tauienoer erbolungs-
beoiirftiger' 3inoer nod Der Sdmeis
uno anoeren befrennoeteu Nad6ar-
lGnoern. @on often Seitcn fommen
jebt Danfesbriefe, oeren mir ipdter
cinige bier aboriden meroen,
SO e Or
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03
Sem ncnen Werrin!
@on 4 auIine @aItber.

@oH Faullne rs altber.
&orgetraeen bel Ger eriten Der
iammIung 6um anfauf Der Sdnger.
bunbbulle.
Ali &erlangen fiirs oeutide Sournol.
Ger arieg bat ms 9eutide arg SER
lplittert.
Gor angIt baben gar gieIe ae3ittert
Die fiirdteten iif, Deutif gu Iein
0oh mir fiel ons i'm Trallm nid)t elm
Mein @eihdit. meme 2ieben, aaes
muBte i6 Derluiien
Gds tat bieIen bon Den SelthIern
inlo Sdiudbern gut puiIen,
Doh meine 0eutihe art. uuo oas
oerltide Sournol, Die fou,lten
tic mir niht nebmeiL
Ga bate i'd, Iieber geIoiien meilt
2ebeu.
Mud bier in unierm freien 8aibing-
ton,
% idmiiieu bieIc Die 6linte ins
aorn,
0as oeutlde Sournal fam oaDon er.
adblens
llnter Dierbunoert 2eiern taten orei.
bunoert feblen.
9od oiele BADEN iid mieoer on0ers
beiomen
Qno oieie limo bellte bierber aefonl.
men
Inn gu retten INFER lestes oeutIdes
@eim
llno i'd pette, IS iaet teiner BON ii.
men 9seiu.
@enn man an ert beute Die 6raae
itellt
9abt i1f eur 9asen ldoh ge3dbIt?
sste miro i'd mid freuen, fonnte i'd
boren
Sd nebnle 6lpei fiinf ltnO 3eba bon
Den oSbaren".
limo molten mir ehte 0eutIhe lein
20 iol ms ferner nihts mebr eut.
3nein
g'ur Stub uno 6rieSe ioa utter ms
malten.
3oan meroen mir urls aud oicics
Seim erbolten.
lln0 MN IoBt ms bel ser Mobl IL
quite 0ednner mGblen
6rennbihaf nno Sefnnntidaft, Die
bari oa nidt 5dblen
9(ur Iolde Wdnner, Die etiuas bers
lteb'n
gtur iolde fonnen Dem @ereine Dor.
lteb'n.
limo nun laBt uns edte, CUTE 0eutih.
4merifsner iein,
llnb oaralif beute griiloen oen neueu
@ereiL
@as aud fir 'nen 9anten er mag er.
balten,
llnire 2iebe gum alien 8aterIano
bari niemols ertoItett.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03
ss,ss,ssssssssss.sssssss.u

2eute, fault Gbemo. mir leben in
einer lauligen j3eitl Gbemo Dernidl.
tet nnfeblbar Sdmoben, @on5en,
5l0be, ameiien, 6liegen, 0ilden. IL
l. ~, oeren 2orOen uno Gier mo lit
elm gutes Oisinfeftionsmittel
6. S. 2eineiueber, 1903 30te StraBc
Noropeit, Gel. 8eit 1921.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03
gun Yitnit!
Auf gun 9eni6en NSaienbans am Nrbehertag, g. Septcmber.
8on 9"auItne 8oIter
6. $. 2einem E b E +.
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leben, beDen
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hmsI eSabr.
s8r 0rauen merOen ale Welb nns - 'ue "n Blope" 9uue" 0Vie
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Sb " sAV uVN e'uD' :" 9" les get fur bGar.
SauS.
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8or's grte mill ib eub perraten 9alsblnoen
g8as @utes es gu Glen giebt, Se tohnt lf tanfeh Del orau Sdlot
IS gebt nen guten Sauerbraten rtusa
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@erltcbn os aoben, me ibr aae tibln &eQer,
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ten % fonnt ibr ipenoen euren lete
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gebts mcoer aus ser Cir.
lto nod ems muB id eud Derraten
IS eebt elm gang bodfeineS 5auer. llo nm SEER Grel nit leinem lieber
frant &inoern
lno ooau einen feinen Gdpeinebra Die LADEN Gmd nod gan8 Defenders
ten EN-
off oro5en o,,Drrh boben mir or aronfbcit tat Serrn @reit niht Der
. hmnt bnoern
llno mas CT ~msqeoodt, miro errt
ibon pobl lem
l1no aus 9ral &oamepers %beribnl
Ter 4a11eetnNe llno nun 8u ali oen ibonen 1inger
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2affee Son DiaGq 9op Gcouts miro ie ed
Denn oe fennt al bic fencn Sdftde crflingcn
llno plentp 3nder bat ft aud-gc- llo tan3en tomnf tbr aud, mas noa
betct bon &au-li-ne. lDr penn no1 nlebr.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

&orgetraaen bel Ger erIten Der.
iammIlmg gum anfouf Der Sanger
bun0buIle.
Viii &erlongen fiirs oeutlde Snurnol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12

ference with President-elect Harding.
They included Col. George Harvey. for
mer President Taft. Senator'S Borah,
Johnson. Knox, Lodge. La Toilette and
Reed. Major Gen. Leonard Wood. Gov.
Lowden, Samuel Gompers, Herbert
Hoover and Ellhu Root. They appeared
dressed as schoolboys. and Col Harvey
insisted on being the master mind" be-
cause he was the author OF the con
spiracy" that elected Harding.
Chief among the interested witnesses
to the post mortem were Vice-President
Marshall. to whom the club presented
a large silver gridiron as token OF Its
regard. A similar gridiron was sent to
the White House as a gift to President
Wilson. who was unable to attend the
dinner
Besides the Vice President the guests
included Attorney General Palmer. Sec
rotary Daniels. Secretary Meredith. Sec
rotary Payne. Postmaster General Bur
Lesson. Sir Auckland Geddes. the British
Ambassador: Jules Jusserand, the
French Ambassador; Augusta Alencar
the Brazilian Ambassador; Associate
Justice McReynolds of the Supreme
Court; Gen. Pershing. Major-Gen. Goe'
thals. VIII II. Hays. Major-Gen. Jeuns
and many members of the Senate ano
the House of Representatives.