davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

Sc ielbIt aeniigeno 8aumateriol gu
er5eugen. Ser @intritt in Die @e-
nolieni6oft lit tpeniger bonn &apital,
olS bel mebr bon Der Ir6eitsfroft,
oie Der Sieoler mitbringt, abban-
gig.
Ser @rtperb elmer iolden @obn'
beimItdtte bon etma 5tpei bis orei
Morgen ODER enter @irti6aftsbeim,
ItGtte bon flint Morgen erfolgt i'm
&entengutsperfabren; bic 8eleibung,
pelde bis 5u Neun3ebntel oes @e-
lamttpertes erfolgt, muB nit Az b.
$. ber5inIt werOen, mopon ~ b. $.
auf Gileung Ser &ente entfaat.
9ie @enoiieni6aft u6rei 2ano",
tpelGe 8. st. i6on 300 @enoiien
adblt, bat 5und6it bon Ser Niiin6e.
berger GicoLangsgeieuidoft unge.
fd6r 500 Morgen 2ano fir hire @e.
nollen sur &erfiigung geiteat erbal.
ten. ltno ba Die Iufteilung oes
2ouoes nod gere6ten @runoiasen
uno einbeitli9 erfolgte, miro au6
oie geplante Obit6aumanlage, Die
bereits ueinbeitlid por9enommen
miro, ser gan8en Sieolungsanloge
5ltm Segen uno CUR 3ierbe weroen.
9ie 9bitbaltgenoiienidaft nSrei
2al16" miro Damn fir genoiienl6oft.
lide Sbltpermertung 0ur6 groden'
uno neutrality-suspicious. Gorge
trogen, 11to 10 miro oas gauge Ell
ne ri6tige @rbeitsgenoiienibaft
tper6ett, tpelde bon Der friiden Sat-
fraft unierer Arbeiter elm iidtli6es
@eiipiel gibt.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

tltnq Itorfe, aus Sebnen un0 Saaren
BON beitin1mten Sieren georebtc
Strange eingeipannt. 3wiiAen Die,
lie Sebnenbiinoel miro auf ieoer Sci
tie cin seraOer, nidt biegiamer 8o'
gerorm ge8maugt. Sie langeren
GnDen ser 8ogenarme ragen nod
oltBer uno iino Our6 Die 8ogcn-
Iebne p~erbunoen. 9ie Sebne puroe
nit Silfe oes am binteren @noe Der
&inne befinoli6en @epinoeS bis gu
Dem bidt Dor Oieiem iisenoen
Spanuboipen geipannt, Die auBerea
Sebelarme infolgeOeiien nod binten
gepreBt. 9ie lebteren rilien bann
bel ibrem &ormdrtsi9nelien Die
Sebne nit, Die mieOerum bas @e.
i6oB forti6leuoerte. Der Stanoer
luor oerart gebaut, bob bas @eiNiis
bober uno ticier, nod redts uno
linfs geridte. weroen fonnte. Oie
Sdlcuoerfraft Der Mrme fonnte nod
0a0urd erbobt meroen, Dab man Die
Sebnenbiin0e. ourb Orebung Der
pbeu aus Dem Spannfalten beraus-
ragenOen Spannbol5en in itdrfere
Torlion bradjte.
Sinli6tlid) Der beipegenoen &raft
maren aQe i6neren @eidiise iiber-
slnltimmeno. Sn 9e5iebung auf
hie AnmenOung aber 5erfaaen .iic in
5uei Sauptarten, nGmli6 Die Slah.
fabngeidiise. bel oenen Die 8abn
Der @eidoiie in b%ori5ontaler &i6-
tung ouf Dem SuBgeltea angebrad)t
1T uno Die lire Hfeile unter gerin-
gen grbobungsuinfeln idieben,
unb III Die Steilbabngei1iibe ODER
gaaiiterL Die Die idmeren @eidoiie
i1leuoerten uro ooou beitimmt ma.
rem, gegen 3iele, Die binter irgeno
ciner 9edung lagen, 81 wirfen, wie
nniere bertigen Saubisen. Sotpobl
&c Graft mie Die @enauigfeit Der
Eoriionsgeidiiee mar ~auBerorocnt.
lid groB. Gem oeutl6en Irtiuerie-
oberit S6ramm gelang es i'm Sab
re 1908, 9enaue Nahbiloungen Der
alten &ricgSmalGinen ber5ulteaen.
9as bon linn nad)gebiloete Steil'
babngeidis mari cine e~inpfiincige
8leifugel 300 Mcter melt. Die 50
3entimeter lansen @feiIe, Die er aad)
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

Sen fan1l aeigt uns bas 8eiipiel Der
Sieolungsgeieai6oft in W1iind)cberg
/. s.. Morf.
9ie Sieolungsgeieni6oft m. b. s..
purbe inter 8eteilieung Der &ro-
bling 8ranoerburg, bes &reiies 2e'
bus, Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir
oie 8ronin5 9%ranoenburg u1o Der
Staotgemeinoe Miin9eberg ms Sc
ben 9erufen.
Oie Staot Miindeberg itente ser
Sieolungsgeieli6oit 5unddit $50
Morgen 2orb our 8erfiigung, mel
DIES unmittelbar an oie 10000
@oreen groBe Staotforit gren5t.
Das 2ano lit gutter Mittelbooen uno
tperoen fir $500 Guaoratmeter
oiirdi6nittli6 800 Marf gerednet.
Mls Sieoler baben ii1 Irbeiter
CHER 8erlfe 81 einer @enolien-
idoft nSrei 2ano" %5ulammengc-
i6loiien, wel1e cine neutrality-suspicious.
i6aft biloen. Mit fril6er Eatfraft
iino OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bot etpa
a1t Monaten 0aran g~egaugen, ii9
als critics cine inouitrieae Irbeits-
ltdtte 5u i6offen Our6 @inridtung
zines S1getperfs nebit Siidlerei uno
G6mieoenerfltatt. 9as Sieolungs-
eeldnoe, weldes ndbreno oes &rie-
ges als S%lug5eugplas oiente, bat
aliBer eiuigen groBen @erfr6umen,
mel6e iebt als 8etriebsmerfitotten
bienen, audi nod Die ebemalige
SlitgaeugbaIc nno elm ftattli9es
neutrality-suspicious..
SGmtlid)e @ebauoe bat oie Staot
fGltfli1 ertporben uno an Die Sieb-
lungsgeleuidaft berpa6tet. Die
Slug5eugbaae 0ient iebt ais S6nei-
oemiible, cine 2ofomobile nit 35
8feroefrdften treibt 3. st. elm 8oa.
gatter uno orei &reisidgen.
0as gauge 8erpaltungsgbduoe
6ient audi iest nod gum groBen Sell
als fpIdes, p6breno Die anoern
gtGitme Den uigefdbr $3.50 Sc
noiien ais l1nterfunft oienen m%iiiieuL
lis oeren &eimit6tten erbaut iino.
9a fat ale @etperbe unter ben
SieOler /. @enoiien Dertreten iino,
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

uuf, Die &rieger fir Ben &f
Mann gegen Nam beionoers ge-
nanot uno tiiftig 81 MAIDEN. sus
Der ipartanii9e &onig Ardioomos
i'm f%iinften Sabrbunoert bot Gbri-
ftus gum eriten Male Die neuen
&fmittel unb ihre perber6life
neberlegenbeit gegen Die Sanowaf,
fen fennen lerlte, brad er in ben
&laeeruf aus: Sabre bin, o Gap.
ierfeit!" llno bunoert Sabre ip1ter
lotten Die Seaenen iid Die &riegS-
mal9inen Ger Srientolen i@on miuig
gu eigen gemadt uno er5ieIten init
ibren berbeiierten uno pergroBerten
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beoeutenOe
@rfolge. Ser g~rie6iid).mafeooni-
fbe &0nig Oemetrios bat ii6 ourh
feline S~turmmai9inen, Die ibm Den
8einamen uBoliorfetes" 5. /. Ser
Std6teeroberer" e~intrugen, groBen
&ubm inter ieinen 3eitgenoiien err
iporben. Die Dirfiamite uno ge-
fiirdteite bon oieien mar Die iogn.
ySeiipolis~, Elm aus nel,n iiberein-
amber aufgebauten Stodperfen be-
ftebenoer 8elagerungSturm, Den er
bel Der @roberung bon @aionnis,
Der Sarptltaot bon &ppros (oem
beutigen gppern) i'm Sabre 306 b.
CIR. anipanote. Sn ie6em Stod.
tDerf paren S6ieBidarten ange.
brodt, our6 pelde Die Mannidaft
@ei6oiie aIlet 9(rt ~entienoete. Sas
gauge @ebduoe rubte auf oGt iebr
ftarfen uno groBen &aoern, 6eren
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03
gSm16e @urfmni6ine (onager auf Dem sransport our @aaIbur0l.

sic Sednifer Ser @egentpart mar,
nno ser 8eg bon ben einfafiten
&ompfmitteln Ser llr5eit (oIS Stein
un0 &eltle ODER Speer nod Die ELM
5igen @ei6oiie tpuren unb Der &rm
oes Neni6en Die ein5ige &raft, Die
fie in 8epegung ieste) bis CUR
@urfmoI6ine bieaeidt bel fDeiter,
als oerienige, Der bon oieiem eriten
@ei9iib 5,t uniern &%ieienm0riern
nno MISREPRESENTATION fiibrt.
@Is oie @eniben aufiugen, ibre
StG6te uno ii6 iel6er ourA Mtarert
ur6 &iirme gegen feinoli6e lleber'
fGne au i6iiten, uno ii9 infolgeOei-
fen gu Der bisberigen &fweile
i'm offenen SelOe Der 8elagerungs-
frieg geIeate, geniisten Die einfoden
Sanopaffen fir ben @ngriff nidt
mebr, uno man muBte 0arauf be-
bo6t iein, Dem @egner ourA me-
haniide Silfsmittel bei6ufommen.
@obri6einli6 iino Die erlten &riegS-
tperf5euge 5t 8elagerungs5tueden III
ben orientaIiiGen 2dnoern entItan-
ben. Son Dem iii0iiden &onige
1lfia, Ser i'm s. Sabrbunoert b. SIR.
Iebte, beiBt es i'm apeiten 9ude Der
Gbronifa, baB er gu Serulalem flint
Ii9e 8ruitpebren auf ben Eiirmen
uno @den Der Staotmauern babe
oufiteGen laiien1 n5u idieBen nit
8feilen un6 eroBen Steinen." l1no
Die @erier fiibrten 8ur 8eit oes So
nigs 3erres (im 5. Sabrbunoert b.
@br.) BET ibren &riegen gegen Die
4iiprer uno @b0nifer i6on fabrbore
@urfmoidinen uno anbere 9eloge-
rlingsperf5euge, mie SturmoG6er
uno Sturmb0de, nit ii6.
Bonn Orient iino oie &riegsmoidi-
men baum au ben @rieden gefom-
men, oeren @eidmad Tie 5und6lt me-
mig 5uiagten. Gertpanote man ood
I'M alien Se1as ale Sorgfalt bar
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03
&rieg6maI 6Men anS
dlterer uno dlteIler 3eit.

Selgen 3pei Glen bid uno NIT tor
fen Glen bei9lagen tparen. 3um
Gortriiden BEG 8erfes, 0os as Glen
in Der Sarge uu0 8reite NAB, iprr'
Sen 3400 ser ItGrfiten Soloateu ats
erleIen, tuopon elm SeiI iuner1alb
1tno ser onOere an Der Sinterieite
ieinen StonO bate unO iontit Dor
oem 6eiuoe geoedt mar. 8ie bon
uniidtbaren @d6ten gei6oben, rid
te oiefes &riegsungetiim nunter loit-
tenn &ra6en5 bod obne itdrferes
Sduanfen" portp6rtS uno eeiDdbrte
Sen feinoli6en 3ridouern einen Din
bid, Der ibre Seelen nit S6reden
un6 Remembering erfiiate. Ils
Der beQeniI6e 90nig Intio6os Cpl.
planes (oer 0urd feline gepoltIamen
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

@enn man Sen Slid bon oen
eepaltigen, at b06iter &oueuOuug
geIteigerten &riegsmerf5eugen Der
@egentpart ouf Die eriten maidinel-
len 8orri9tun9en Ienft, bic Dor
Sobrtouienoen 5l frieeeriiden 3Def-
fen Oienten, 10 lit Dem oberfIG6-
lid 9etrodtenOen foltn nod elm gei-
tiger ~3uiammenbang 5piifen oieien
bei6eioenen @ebiloen oes Iltertlims
1tn0 Den fur6tboren @unOern Der
mo0ernen Se6nif erfennbar. 9ie
@rfinoung oieier alien @eidiite
uno &riegsmai6inen lit fir ben
meni6li6en @eiit inOes 3Deifellos
feline geriugere gufga6e gepeien,
oIs sic @rfinoung Ser &ieienfano.
men un0 Neutrality-suspicious. es fir
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03
eteiIbobngeI6ab fir SugeIn (sanl'
bure).

@eiIe, ipie sic Siirme in 8etpegung
gclest tpuroen, peiB man 10 gut fptc
0or nibts. sic 0ienten IN Der Ne'
gel ais 8ottericrt, iuOem man Die
oberen Stodperfe nit @ei9isen be-
Iebte, tp1roen abcr au6 tpobl 10 no
he an 0ie Mauern berangebra6t,
baB man cine 8erbinOultg nit oielell
0ur6 Sallbriiden o0er &rat1e berltele
len fonnte.
Gen nebergang gu Sen @ei6iiben
Ser glten biloet Die 9lrmbruIt, Die
arcuboaifta. Sic grie9ii6en &feil-
gei6iibe, Die @lltbptoua ODER @rao'
ipanner uno oie Salintona ooer gu
riiGIpanner, febrten i'm r0mii1en
Seere als a~atapuIte pieber, Die lie
ro9 ibrer 8atart @feile ooer Stet-
ne, <geln uuO balfenartige Sol6-
itiide i6leuberten.
Ser fleinen @anofernDaffe Itano
am nG6iten oie in groBem MoBitabe
bergertdtete Stonoarmbruit nit
5pei elaltiihen 9ogcnarmen aus
Sol5 ODER Stobl, Die au9 mobl
,9ouGIponn7r" 8enannt tpuroe,
neil man ite beim Spannen gegen
ben 8ou6 ltemmte. Sci oen gro
6eren @eI6iipen frat Ser tp~eientli9e
ltnterifieo EN-, 6aB bier ri6t mebr
Der biegiome 8ogen ais oie treiben'
Sc &raft benubt murOe, io1oern Die
iogenonnte Goriionselaiti5itdt Cor
lion = 9rebung), bon Der Die i6pe-
rem @eI9iite BEN Namen Sormenta
5ottcn. @ae oicie SoriiGnsgel6iibe
beIteben aus brei Sauptteilen: Dem
GrtBgeiten, ser @ei9oBbabn uno
.1inne uno Der ltott bes 8ogerS Die
nenoen gorr;Gtung. 9ieie tit ein
SponnfaiterL nit orei Sddern.
01tr6 oas mittelite Sad gebt Die
Sobn bes @eidolieS, in sic beioen
Seitenfdder iinO in ienfre6ter &if-
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03
StQOtQrbetter
ais 1ltinfeOler.
Mrs gerIiner rTornGrts".

9ie Grbeits- uno 8obnoerbdlt-
niiie in ben Stdoten 5pingen 5I
erniten MoBnabmen, Inn cine &itf-
%tpanoerung itdotiider Mrbeiter otfs
2ono 5u erm6gliden. @obl fam
Elm Sr0uitrieorbeiter nidt ioglei6
gum GRANDDAUGHTER %nertpanot neroen,
oltber0em fomnlt oie &iidDoloerung
outs 2oro fir niele Eauienoe bon
@rbeiterfamilien in 9etraft, 10 oaB
oie 8obnunesfroge fir Oielel6en
nir our6 eeeignete &leiniieolungen
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

-gin@ IN il d. Serr
&oble lin Ser 2eibbibliotbef): 9itte,
gam &c mer gietiglt cenige bon bic
.2eioen oes iuneen 8crtber", aber
mid ale lf ecmal: i9 bin Sic nam.
lid iebre ueedber5ig.
-SioeIe 5. SGger: Don.
nertpetter. nod ieOem Sdub iiber
i6lasen ii9 Die Saien nno laufen
oaponl
Ereiber: ., Die MAIDEN nur aug
Sreuoe einen 8ur5elbaum, neil +
nidt '~troffen iinol
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

iperOen audi ale 9outen uub Sin.
ridtungen fat MIR ourd Oteielbea
oliseefiibrt. Sober arbeitet in ieinem
Sad ge9en feitgeiebten Stunoet'
Iobn. Sos SGgeperf iouie Die
Serbeiidoffung Der @oumaterialien
bietet fir ale reidlid &rbeit. @u'
ber6em befaiien iid Die Sieoler.@e.
noIien oi1b nod nit Der @nfertigung
bon 2ebmpaseniteinen uno 3ement'
i1lodeniteinen, I'M fir Die bielen
notpen0igen 8obn- uno StaugebGus
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

8rettern pbcr 8ciSeneefIedt. 9ei6e
puroen nit naiicn 6eaen iiberflet'
oct unS 10 gegen 6euer (9ranoptetle
Ii. ocrg!.) geiidert. Ia6 Souet.
Dung beS gggers erburte man art
ibm oie Cures, Siirme, oeren 8o'
iis ans atuei Gaar 2angidmeaen be-
Iton0, 5niiden oenen Die &doer la'
gen. sic beitonoeu aus Sol5, bot
ten Our6Idnittlid cine S0be BON 80
SUB uuo minoeitens aebn
Stodiperfe. 1teber Die Irt uro
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

geI0it tper0en fam. Iber Ser itao'
tii9e @rbeiter, pelder ols &lein-
fieoIer orf Dem 2ano ieBboft Ueroen
min, ion un0 braudt ia altf nl1r
BORT, mo- cine &ie~iniieolung bon eli
nem gr0Beren @rtsbetrieb angelegt
miro, ieinen @rbeitsoienlt our6
2anoarbeit gu erperben. Sir Die
gr0Bere @n5abl itaotii6er &iidpan-
6erer miro es ~notmenOig fem, geeig-
nete Snouitriebetriebe, tpie Sol5be-
arbeitung, Decentralization ulp.
unmittelbar bel ben &leinlieolltngen
ins 2eben 81 rufen, 10 bob Die
&leiniieoler einen gepiiien arbeits-
beroienit nobe ibrer Seimitatte fin
ben.
@ie ioIfe Notwithstanding nit
elmer &leiniteolung ~perbunoen per-
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

er9Napp pit. @~nel1nber:
vaeaner. polir edo AUTHORIZED mott"
@irt: nSa, Der peritebt nur
beuti6!"
rec d. GienItmaoden Cur
@n1oigen): Gin nettes Samilien.
leben baben Siel @enn man abenos
Die Stele ontritt, lit Der Serr i6on
ausgegangen, uno tpenn man frib
uieoer austritt, lit er nod nidt oo-
beim!"
So9fte 3eit. Mutter:
n@eiB oein 9rdutigum eisentli9,
pie aft ou biit?"
So6ter: u8emabrel"
rMber Sinh, oas bdtteit ou ibm
bod ldngit mitteilen miiiien -. On
ipirIt oo9 INNER 6lterl"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

.@as bore i6, ggon: 9u bit
inter &uratel geltelt?"
so, tcuerites 8as6en; oenfe
Cir: meme Seeeliodt uno mein
iino berfauft, mein &en1t.
itaa aufgel0lt, mein automobilpart
berIteigert; git meinem geItrigen @e-
burtstage babe id elm %aar &oa'
idube befommen."
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-07-09
Our Present Mail Schedule.

Four round trips daily, with mail
dispatched to and received from the
following trains:
First trip. Leave Oregon at 100
q. m. Mai dispatched 20 Train No. %.
Return at $3.50 a. n. Mail brought
fro., Trains No. % and rs tof the
day before.)
Second trip. Leave Oregon at 7:25
n. m. Mail dispatched TO Trains No.
"a and 46. Return q $3.50 a. m. Mail
brought from Train No. 81 and Forest
City post office.
Third trip. Leave Oregon at 1900
M. Mail dispatched to Trains No. 20,
II and Forest City post office. Re-
turn at :35 p. m. Mail thought from
Trains No. 20, IL, 46.
Fourth trip. Leave Oregon at 4:10
.. m. Mail dispatched to Trains No.
20, IL and Forest City post office.
Return at 5:35 p. IN. Mail brought
from Trains No. 10. q and Forest
City post office.
Not will deliver mail
20 bo:es on Star Route on the trip
Ut l2 NJ.
One round trip, Sunday, as follows:
Leave Oregon at 1925 a. m. Mail
dispat ehed TO Train No. q and For
est City post office. Return Mt $3.50
n. m. Mail brought from Trains No.
%, 20, %, and Forest City post office.
Notc-No Sunday afternoon mails
In, but pouch for Train No. %, the
following morning will be made up nj
2 p. m, Sunday. Ms daily.
The post office windows will be
closed on Sunday at 1880 q. M, but
the lobby will remain open all day the
same as daily.
Kindly save this schedule.
(Signed) DON Il. MARTIN, L. NJ.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-07-09
Broken Post Office Boxes

The fixtures Of this office are leas-
ed by the Department and therefore
any one damaging these boxes or
other office property are guilty OF an
offense against the government. !
hope and expect that every citizen who
sees or knows OF any one tampcring
with these boxes in the future will re-
port the same 10 me in order that ]
Within the last few months there
have been several lock boxes at this
office damaged or broken by persons
who insist on tampercing with other
boxes beside their own and the door OF
another box has been stolen.
may take steps TO punish these Of
Tenders and stop this condition Of af-
fairs rs II cannot and will not be toll
Grated any longer.
Parents, please caution your chill
dren about bothcring with these boxes
AZ some OF this damage may be done
by them through ignorance Of the Of
tense. (Signed)
DON Is. MARTIN, l.. VI.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-07-09
RETURNING TO SAVAGE oAYS7
Feathers, Furs and Jewels. Now So
Popular, Are Reminiscent Of Our
Early ANCESTOR

Glimpses NJ present fashions and
views ~ some shop windows lead TO
the Impression that the world II, after
all ms some commentators say, revert.
Ing To the savage, remarks the New
York Evening sun.
Women are wearing more and more
feathers In their hair and more and
more large and ornate jewelry NJ.
their hands and In their ears. Men nIe.
showing n decided inclination to 0rnn.
meni themselves to the limit of their
curses In these days OF the high cast of
clothes. and altogether anthropologisis
tell us Il Is not such very far cry
from the adornments Of present-dny
civilization TO that Of the Nearanthaler
man or the Garden OF Eden itself.
The fashions Of last winter showed u
predllcctlon toward furs such as he
world has never seen since tho aays
when they we're worn raw. Both men
nnd women wore them.
In mIider climates women seem TO,
be wearing less and less. The stage Is
noteworthy In respect TO the unciothpf
feminine hack and certain SECTIONS Of
society seem to follow the stage Fnsih
Ions return to Eve seems In certnin
caaes ~ hepnnerx nn1aer .ef wes,.a ~
We prckress b thess sWiftly chinGins-
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-07-09
Educational Column

With regard to the Short Course in
Vitalized Rural Life, which Is to be
given under the supervision OF the
Maiyville Teachers College and which
begins Monday morning at y o'clock,
July II, ! would say that ! am extend
ing an invitation to every teacher OF
the Holt county schools who wishes to
become more efficient in her work,
and be Of greater help to her school
and community.
Each county superintendent has been
asked TO select those OF her teachers
that she wishes to attend this Short
Course, but I feel that this work will
be of such inestimable value to any
wide-a-wake teacher, that | should
give every one the privilege Of attend
ing. All those wishing 10 go who have
not yet spoken to the superinten-
dent about the matter, are asked to
call up this office, sometime before
Sunday morning, so that a record may
be made OF all who will be- in at
tendance.
An incidental fee of $500 will be
charged for every person enrolling.
This IL to cover the cost of ma
terials used. All teachers who attend
are asked to bring hammer, saw,
square and screw driver, II possible,
Wednesday, July IA, has been
designated Rural School Adminstra-
ton Day. A program especially re-
lated 10 the problems of the rural
school board members is being. arrang-
ed and win be participated in by DIR.
Holden, OF Chicago; DR.. Il. A. Winship,
of Boston; II. +. Major, landscape
gardener, Columbia; Mrs. Marie Turn
err Harvey of the Porter School.
Every school board member who can
make Il possible to attend this meeting
will feel well repaid to do so.
Any teacher wishing to secure living
accommodations for the week may
write to Mrs. r. A. Perrin, Dean Of
Women, who will assist them TO do so.
ALBERTA GREEN-MURPHY,
County Superintendent
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INTO tne river, anu ne puiieu out INTO
tne ileId anu gov STUCK WIN ms ford
car, anu ne went 10 get IKE aokson
70 pun nun OUT, ana when they got
,ne car moVeu the river was wi'hn
iour ieet OF the place. d.,
Lawrence fi'kihg.oh shlpped,
car loau OF hogs 10 81 Joseph th's
Week., u, ,,,
-Mrs' hos weeks ana chlldrcn re-
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Soper.Meyer Nuptials.

The marriage of Miss Frances Uarda
Soper 10 Mr.. Russell Never, Of Ore
gVn, Mo-, took place at noon, We'd
nesday, June 80, at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. c. X.
ceremony was read in the living room
before an improvised altar Of daisies
and ferns, by the Rev. A. NJ. Reynolds,
of Third Street Presbyterian church.
The rooms were decorated with daisies
and other garden flowers. As the
bridal party descended the stairway,
Mrs. {. NJ. Miller played the wedding
march from "Lohengrin." Preceding
the bride were her two little nieces,
Mary Elizabeth and Zenita Sopcr.
They wore pink organdie frocks and
carried pink shepher,less baskets Of
daisies, tied with pink tulle. Follow
ing them came their two little cousins,
Billy and Corwin Moore, of Oregon,
ried canes topped with bouquets Of
daisies and tied with pink tulle. Miss
Frieda Wach,er, Of Georgetown,
Texas, was maid Of honor, and wore a
dress Of dark blue taffcta, made Shep-
herdcss fashion, and large black ma
line hat. Her flowers were a corsage
Of pink roses. Mr.. Henry Cell, Of Ore
gon, was best man. The bride wore her
travelling suit of dark blue tricoiine
with blue georgette blouse. embroid-
cred In gold and small blue silk hat
with gold embroidery. Her corsage
was of Ophelia roses. Following the
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-07-09
OBSERVER.
DON'T TICKLE THE CElLlST
Happening at cstrolt Shove the In
wisdom OF That Particular
Form Of Piayfulnsss.

One should never tickle n cello plny-
or IN the ribs, especially N he In a ia
nous one such M Phillip Abbns OF the
Detroit symphony orchestra. remarks
the Detroit News IN recent issue.
Graham Harris, second vlOlinisi. did.
and II almost coSi him q lot Of trou-
he. to say nothing Of new violin
buw.
The story came out. when Harris
filed u suit for $500 In Justice court
against Ahhns. II wns n story Of ten.
perninent ana temper and the trouble
arose at rehearsal. Ossip GnhrllO-
wlis''lI, director. was awny for u few
minutes, and the trmperanentnl ones
lnduiged IN n few moments OF play.
10y. not music. Harris reached his
Niolli how over and iIcSlri Ahhns IN
the ribs Ahhas does not care 10 he
tickled IN his rihs and he swung %
wicked cello how 10 demonstrate thai
he did ~; care for tickling. There
was o snap and the second violinisi's
hest how was n N 'ss and n wrccknrc
"Ah. hn," shouted Hnrrls. "NuD
have broken my now. yon shall pay"
"Shunt," shouted Ahhas Your
own fault. You Ind no husn"ss IN
my ribs" They flnr,d aud then The
director appeared aud the light wns
dropped. II was taken NJ again win
a Justice court suit. II Is believed that
the suit never will he heard. n. or.
chestra manager heard about II first.