davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07
Ready-to-Wear Sections

Women's Suits, Half Price
One lot of women's suits, Sc
lected from our new spring as
sortment. Suits that sold for
$500 and up to $500, now
offered at half their former
pricings.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07
$3.50 and $500 Dresses
Now S11.95

Fashioned of all silk taffeta
or taffeta with georgette
sleeves and collars. Colors in
cude taupe, black, brown,
navy, copen, plum and tan.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07
Skirts, One-Half Price

Skirts, One-Half Price
Lot comprises the sample
lines of several leading skirt
makers. Satin, charmeuse,
tricolette and silk taffeta. In,
Guided are many striking nov
elites. Priced originally $3.50
to $500, now just half.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-27
Comfort for Crossing Policemen.
Tc the Edito- of The Star:
!, z I

Ic tine Edltos OF Inc siar-
Let all good human feeling citizens
try to get some comfort for our cross
ing policemen for winter and sum-
mer weather conditions similar 10
that which is furnished to switchmen
by the car companies around Union
station and other parts of the cNy.
Our crossing policemen. we all know.
are at their posts of duty for eight
hours for Il days work. both day and
night, under very great strain of
mind. subjected to all kinds OF
weather. either hot or cold, wet or
dry. with only an umbrella over them
for protect ion. and in many cases only
very slight platform to stand on,
Which becomes water soaked in wet.
slushy weather. which is very un
comfortab bic and in time would impair
their health.
| have noticed this past week oil
slippery weather how particular
crossing policemen have been in di-
recting traffic for the safety of pedes-
TRANS and vehicles and how faithful
they have stood at their posts, so let
us all be considerable and try and 90
something for their comfort. Put our
selves in their places and see how We
could stand it?
+ NJ SHIRLEY. Jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-27
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERs.

instructions in social dancing are
given each Tuesday evening at $50
o'clock a Christ Church Parish House.
G street between 9th and eth streets
southeast.
The Spanish American Atheneum,
organized for the study of the Span
lsh language and literature. and meet
ing every Tuesday evening at the
East Washington Community Center
eastern High SCHOOL,. will receive
applications for membership.
The Community Social Club, the
Carberry Boy Scouts and the Boy
Scouts Band will meet this evening at
the East Washington Community Cen
ter
There Will be n dance at the General
Civic Center Central High SCHOOL,
tonight at o'clock.
The Monday Evening Dancing Club
was organized yesterday at the Park
View Community Center.
\ dramatic club is now organizing
at the Park View Community Center
under the direction of Mrs. Aurora
Edwards.
Glasses at the Wilson Normal Com
munity Center tonight will be dress
Il
ish. There will be basket ball in the
gymnasium for boys and social and
rhythmic dancing.
The Birney Community Athletic
Club will give dance tonight. which
will be preceded by number of wres-
Ting matches. There will be music
by the community orchestra.
Tonight at the Miner Normal Com
munity Center there Will be French
and dietetics classes, meetings of the
Boy Scout troops and the Mems So
cial Club. work in the gymnasium for
boys at 100 and for men at z, and
the reading room will be open to
children and adults.
At the West Washington Community
Center phillips SchooD there will
be IA talk on first aid and following
this a community dance.
The Community Chorus. the French
Club, the Dramatic Club and the Thrift
Club will meet tonight at the Ran
dali Community Center. Violin les
sons will be given, beginning at
O'Clock.
The Illinois State Society will meet
at the Thomson Community Center,
18th and l. streets, tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-27
Wheels and Legs

My autos beastly hard to
start. and every day it breaks
my heart. All frozen are its
greasy works. and when it goes
it goes with jerks that nearly
dislocate my spine. and throw
my false teeth out OF line. 1t
takes an hour TO get her warm,
with all her works i'll proper
form. and il / stop her Tor a
while. she jerks along another
mile: she humps and bucks and
throws a fit. until my diaphragm
is split. And often. as she Jerks
along. with half her spark plugs
acting wrong, | VOW III send her
TO the block. and use my good
lat legs and walk. All, then. |
fully realize that walking is the
exercise that braces up old fab
by men. and makes their sinews
Young again. Dame Nature gave
us legs and feet that we might
use them and repeat: and using
them brings back the glow OF
tlawlcss health we used to know.
restores the color OF our hair.
and makes Us fit to cope with
care. Such thoughts as these
my head beguile: but when I've
walked for half mile, | sadly
sigh. I've had enough. The old
gas buggy is the stuff. She's
cranky as a bucking bronch. her
plugs won't spark. her horn
won't honk, her tires are fiat. her
Springs are lame, and still she
gets there just the same"
WALT MASON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT
Meeting of the North Capitol and
lexington Citizens Association at the
Emery School. at s O'Clock.
Meeting of Friendship Chapter. @. T..
s. No. Il, at Masonic Hall, Tenley-
town. at $50 o'clock.
Banquet by the Kappa Alpha Theta
Alumni. in Washington, at Rauscher's.
at O'Clock.
Lecture at the Mount Pleasant
Church. Columbia road near nth
street, at s o'clock.
Reception to officers and members
of the Columbia Heights Citizens As
ISOLATION at the Wilson Normal School,
at 1870 o'clock.
Meeting of the Harry White Wilmer
init, American Legion, at 200 Mas
sachusetts avenue. at s o'clock.
Meeting of Robert E. Lee Chapter.
L. ID. c., at 1922 Vermont avenue, at
s O'Clock.
Address by Miss Mamie II. Bur
roughs at the Metropolitan a. NJ. T..
Church, at o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-27
Capt. Pickrell Ordered Here.

Capt. George Pickrell. l.. :. y. has
been detached from command Of the
Naval Hospital. Philadelphia, and or
dered 10 this city for duty as a mem
Der of the naval examining and the
naval retiring boards. Navy Depart
Iuent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-27
Col. C. Med. Townsend to Retire.

Col. Curtis Med Townsend, Corps
Of Engineers. stationed at St. Louis.
will be placed ON the retired list of
the Army February II on his own
application after more than forty-four
years of service. He is from New
York and was graduated from the
Military Academy in June. 1879. He
has been identified with many impor-
iant engineering projects in various
parts Of the country and has held the
rank OF colonel since October, 1909.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-27

The most fragrant lasting blooms
come from Guides, 1914 F.-AdVer-
tisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-27
Sunset Dancing Studio

1907 Massachusetts, ave, at Thomas Circle
Class and Private instructions
Exceleat ballroom and banquet hall for REM
Open an. to 11:45 pm. Franklin 3s3s.
HOWARD LESLEY HOLT Resumes
His exclusive teaching Of exclusive people az
his NEW Salon of Dance. No. Dupont clf-
Gle. Children and adults class and prirs
modern. rhythm and siage da ncng. Icl. E. I943
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-27
In Hospital for Treatment.

Lieut.. Col. Edmund L. Zane. in
fantry. has been ordered to Walter
Reed General Hospital, this city. for
obse rV1tion and treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-27

Floral Decorations Appeal
TO the artistic. Shaffer, 500 1ith--Ad-
Nertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-27
Modem School Of Dancing

$40 18th ST. NV. Phone Franklin $3.50.
Schnetz Bros, professors. Lessons are
strictly private. with absolute gaaran 4
- NC. you il one course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-27

The Sensible Way.
Take Father Johns Medicine 70:
cOlds.-A Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-27
!? WANT TO DANCE !?

Prof Cain Americas Foremost Dancias
Master can teach you the latest ballroom
dances in a few lessons. If you can be taugh:.
He is assisted by Miss Fitzhugh and Miss
Hodges both well known teachers of VAST
ihgton teaching exclusively at the
RlGHTWAY SCHOOL OF DANCING
1918 NEW YORK AVE. tbet- 12ti-15thl.
Only up-ro-date Dancing Academy South az
New York City. Private lessons any hour. 75c:
you need no appointment. open anil N.
Phone Franklin 1854. feJs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-27

4 meeting of Friendship Chapter,
o. f. s, No, l.. will he held tonight al
Masonic Hail in Tenleytown at I:3o
o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-27

Bishop Thomas Shahan explained
the growth of Catholic University
from a school of only about twenty
five students to it's present proper
tons at Il smoker of the Washington
Chapter of the Lay Alumni Associa-
ton Of the university last night at the
University club. He said there are
now 500 studeht+- at the university
Other speakers were Vice Rector
George Dougherty. Charles Moran,
director Of athletics; Thomas Kerri-
gan and J. f.. Robertson.
''The Birds of the District of Co
lumbia" was the subject of an iIiuS-
trated lecture. given by Dr. Harry f..
Oberholstcr at n meeting of the Col
lege Women's Club last night. Miss
Bertha Frances Wolf. was hostess -.
the occasion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-27

bia Heights Citizens Association will
be the guests of the Wilson Normal
Community Association a a reception
al the Wilson Normal School tonight at
80 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-27

NevaI Thomas, a teacher at Dunbar
High School. will lecture at Plymouth
Congregational Church tonight at l:45
O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-27

4 meeting of Robert l.. Lee Chap
ter, No. GA, L. ID. c., will be held at
1922 Vermont avenue tonight at :
O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-27

The Kappa Alpha Theta alumni In
Washington will celebrate the fiftieth
anniversary of the founding of the
sorority with an entertainment tonight
al RauScher's at 100 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-27

4 meeting of Troop 4. Boy Scouts,
will be held at the New Ebbitt next
Friday night at $50 o'clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
svssue Hayahawa In THE mustrous
Prince.

He had sworn 10 avenge In blood the
eee' 10 the man who had disonorcd his
fathers name. he trailsd the unscru.
pulsus adventurer 90 London and frus-
irsied his attempt 10 compromise the
wife of his dearest friend. the Duke %
Derenham. In the dead a night. with
London In the grip Of dense fog. the
susenturtr went 10 keen his rendezvous
With the Duchess. The Duke learned q,
the affair and went TO intercept them.
Prince Maiyo. the avenger also ,railed
iae man through the fog. The adenv.
tsrrr was found dead In the cab. DID
the Duke KIN him Did the Prince ,
Who Was the other man involved an tho
mystery
a sensational myriery drama from,
70" ahsoreins story Of :. Phillips on
perheim. master Of plo, and iniris,.y
starring sessue Hayakawa. Distinguish.
"a Nirponese actor a; the Deandi The.
a.se 'aday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
Amusenents


Losing hi. bride durlns the first hour
- their honeymoon i the unhappy fate
q i.ic young husband an Easy IN Gci
'as new oom,dy photopla' starring
Marguerite Cisr,. 81 IN. Mission rlc
az today. II IN the result 81 o ra,h
remark that the recent groom made
about all women being easy 20 get
The bride played '"y little Miss ClArs.
0''e' hears and resolved 20 teach hubby
lesson. slips OF the Honeymoon e..
piers" Into neat o. adventures.
Easy 10 Get" Is one o; the most ~.
iertairlns pictures Miss Clark has had
IN iong while. She IL ably supported
bS a cast headed by Harrison Ford api
incsrding Rodey i.aRoclue. Kid Broad
and Helen Greene. lola Forester and
Mann Pase wrote the original story.
which was scensrired By lula Crawford
fsrs. II Is a Paramount Ar,cran pic.
tue. Walter Edwards was the dlrcc.
TO-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
MOVES - REEIECIED
ASSOCIATED rRESs PRESIDENT

NEW YORK. ANA .i-Funs D..
EoyDs ~ tho warhnst ln star was to.
.l,ctc1 president of tho Aggravated
rrus h,. the board of directors ,ndat.
Calvin 1uhh eft thr Bots. Idaho.
StIir man vHs chosen mr tlta pres
lirnt and }. Lawrence Homer. Of tta
Rocky Mount Nouh carolina Tot
1um frrnnd vice. president ard an
I,uhcrs ~ th, executive committee"
rtIU reelected These are.
tuuA a. NHyn Washington Star.
W T. Mclean rhihdIph1 ruI,c,iu
H''fh \ oshf Sew Nora Times
John D. FatIuu. Providence IuWlll.
N.DuI ~ ' Ch.Irn UuIf S,ws
CHARLES 3 roN rIr.husl Dispatch.
'hrl,s ll.r.ir r1. Hartford CoY,
ant g
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
WANTED ~
the Public to Know

that l.. +. SMITH has purchased
the Automobile repair business
only of Meyers Bros, at 3os
Polk Street. and that he has ex-
pert mechanics 10 do any kind
of Automobile OF Electrical
work First-class work and eff
ficient service.
Also that Meyers Bros. are
located at the. same old stand
dealing in second hand cars and
have for the public. Many bar
gains in second hand cars and
parts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
Warranty Deed

al Z. Hume to John y. Griffin l,
10. BLOCK :. q. 4 5 CONSIDERATION sara
Airs l.. G. Roberts 20 =. T.. Scott. h.,
j. block 20 Fcmons addition. Cons.d.
grafton 20
I. J.. hol-h % J X whoauey. p,r,
81 block 80 rlemons addition. Con.
slderation $500.
u. n Pong 20 7. ". Gotten. h.,
Oiock se.'G. a :. Consideration tssao
J. ". Stewart % John " puck.,.
par TOT section ~. llock :. 4. H. 4
n. Confederation g. roo
". u. Ccop,r % J. l.. Farven. bar,
of lo;s and :. block is0. Hughes al
dition Consideration $3.50
George ". Williams 10 G. N beverly
lot .. block -: lot !. block 20. 10, n.
block %. San Jaoln;o addition. cons,g.
srsiion $500.
=. s. Poling 90 q. T Ohycr. lots q.
snd 10. block 80. G. a s Conal,raiion
$500.
@. W. wnlingham 60 Max Aicpsyns
10, : >. block iss. q. 4 $ C0nsid.rai,ot.
s.sos.s.
John 4. Knierim 20 G G Los1rg j.,
u. block 90. Mirror addition. Cgrsld
Grafton ti.7oo
W. H. Collins 10 W. n. Moore. b., :.
Lock 20. San Jacinto addition. Consid.
crstion $4,000
g. T. Oliver o. y =. Toling. Dot !.
tlock iss. Piemons addition. Consider
sii0n sie.0co.
Transfer.
q. l.. Weaver 20 {. }. Blackburn. part
Il Of &. book .. Fake addition. Con
s.i.rati0n see.
~ q Poling o. G. T. oliver. lot
i.iock 20. G. As. Consideration $500.
on and Gas Iease-
Lee iivins 20 skeiiy Sankey Oh o.
St-s q section q. block Al. q. a NJ.
$500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
ROBERTS COUNTY
TO GRAVEL ROADS
DEFINITE ARRANGEMENTS M,n"
ST MEETING or COUNTY AND
Clly OtFiCitis.
4 ~sf-t l'r S.v..
AfNNi W

I' -.
e. a. Aiaiui today deiinii'
..fa..xsments were made FOR gf''''ih'
a pOr,ion Of the roads q Roberts cour'
tr ana the streets over which ihe hish
Way runs.
.hero II an gnilIaiied gravel quarry
on.y q half mile from town. on tho
n.aln road. and good contractors nav"
nrnounced them to be- the best IN tho
state. The county has two lars" ARMY
trrxs. vLich are now bcing equipped
si.r gravel dump beds. and a, no
gravel pits. a loading rack viii be- haI.t
making u possible for each truck q
drnip dozens Of loads per day on ~
streets or roads and each i1ad viii coa'
tai two yards OF more 70 gravel.
The Commercial League Of Miami az
N AT, r roo1 roads 10 per cent int
calm that Roberts county must have
e,tr- MI, Of p,shlic highway leading VA
q Mann Erayeied.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
irgrd To Wear O,crall,.

LITTLE i.uCk Ar.. Aru 90 -rb.
"N uiiVc committee 81 the Arklus e
1antine tr-iaunn tally instructed
%" asrneaiiun tu write letters 90 40
meiah,rs urrlng them o. wear D.,rl-
tho fli, convention Co De- he'd in 1T.
tie. Rosa Mas and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22

h'nccrauc chairman Of the vo,iag
precincts " the county. who ,ore,r.~
~''n the county chairman constitute
re democratic Executive Commi,,e. =,
Later county. are 'y-,y called to tas y.
!. we citice o: VI :. Il. jackson IN
Amarillo. Friday e. snlng April ~ \, !
V'oiock. ~
". J. n. JACKSON County Chm
- iff- ic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-22
DISTRICT COURT OPENS
IN COUNTY OF FARMER
Special to the Ns~s
-

Special to the Ss~s
FARwELL Tex. April .l.-Disirici
court cor sencd 4 tateCA Aia It,.
with Jud, Reese Tatum 81 palhari
prtaiding. owing to sickness District
Attorney Clifford Rraulic l. ahfcEt. and
county Attorney Ernest y. Lokey 10
lu..nding 20 his duties
Their, l. a hgti d,-Nei Gud % r. nr'
likely count viii b. " s-ion w-n.
daVe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-08
6erDeinnuflyGe&.

4Iaboitet 5u reint8eH
llnpoIierte GP9cUltanGe aus 0te)lui
WtateriaI nCr0cn nit enter itarien
8ilrIte etlp05 &;msitcjnpuIpcr uno
tnltem y9oiier gcreini9t. audi 9ctel-
nigte Yettai be, in talteHi @aliet
elligeIolt, lit 0a5u 9cei8nct. Bel
2oliertcm AlSbaiter mcn0e maj nur
Spiritu5 an, mcrm her 0egenitan0
iebr iAmtisia it, ionit geniigt toItes
Maiier.
Gurf troqen Der Ibfube
Don Strumpfen. Gur1 oaa
Gragen Don @%aIbiduheu per0cn Die
Striimpie al Den Ybi0gcn bc0eutcn0
ihneucr ou2aetroQeu nIa I'M Nin.
ter in boben GticfeIn. IS iii 0aber
SIT empfchlcu. IN ncue Strilmpie am
&aden Elm flcines run0c4 Stjid
Shamois.2 eher etn5undhen. Gas
ldneIle Gurdltro0en Der Abi0te rpirn
oa0urd) ucrhittct.
q II It + Ill muB ices G y q.
moi3 &eeer i~peQjunerien, legt
ma e8 III elue idIuad}e H0ilng bon
Sooo. Ser ctmo3 Qeitobte SeIie bei-
gefiigt lit Haiic es 5mei Stunocn
oarin Iicgen mo relbe Damn, bis e3
rein lit, 3rIcrt IpiIt man ea III
l%opguarlucn Stilerupniie1, "a IS 0d'
bon bart mirG @em nit @oidlcn
fertig, minoet man cs in eirem lei
tleneu Srd,e oils ulo trodnet e3
ifucu. Wnn fam e5 oud troden
rCibcn uno bilriteu. bis es rein lit.
Bubnea. lin 0aa 3ielTmeroCu
Ger Nobueu 81 btldieu1l8cn reiBt
man oEc Stoue. mttu Die SGoten
dcb0rig aruB uno mt Guhucn &c
iiiut llno, ais 0cr Gr0c. last re
leoodl an 0eu Stdbca bcIeltlat, III
lbrer bishcrlBcu StcUunA ole gHltr.
5clu Qul ole Groc aui0tltcIlt, MO
le8t Ie 10 oel &llit mo 0cm Sou-
ucujdcine ans Rod od5t SoBen
fallen gep0JH.lh Die &l1tter ob un0
ole 8oDNeu tttitn 0oraod) i1ncu
Nan crhlit aul olyIcm A4e8e uidt
aaein nit @tUibbcu reifen Samcn,
jon0crn auc) olc 8o5nen elgneH it'd
I'M 81 Nodlcn c9cr sum- 0cnlil.
ic mo ioueu lo8ut 0clltatcr meroeu,
Mud fana mo 0as L2rfain iritbcr
}ur unrarbetfuHg m6 9%eptInn3mq
benll4en. Inn 0cn Wohnenfdler
IN 0en 4obnen 3u totem. Toll MOI Die
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-08
Viz laDGOs.
&c aa8sae.ue Sil6eactte.

Sic aq5emsiH, Siuien I5Yunq re.
lan3t 5:c1, cins c5caoc Auiuerfiam
tcjt. uco ale S,r3eiIcn ocuten oil
geWI'ie A~eacerug8eu III Der Sji
houettl. 3um %c.i9icl iIaut D..
@'cite Etcr acu I;tcn aQmG5l.d
al. Ic5 i.cat fen. 0cln ole Sc
rlGte pcn ocn erl,iifen mo iran
31li'dca 0ttt-egnen hcu0e.n oor Be
@eroo!.Hiafeit Ter ihIid,en 81,
horcttr. 2fcn ia9t, 0os @cuoei
He'd i,eEc nod i'll Gunit, mo BAH
mcroca u.cle oontbar iein, melt 81
les &Iti0 GuGcmeiu aefdQt. III
0as nit Hcd't, cignet e5 i;d BOD :
mond'en Bartholomew e5 tiei0ct Dicl
Gigurcf 10 ans leicidnct. 0ab 0ic'
&ortciIe nld)t auser Atdt 81 laiic
line Garum criheint 0icIc5 acro1
Iini1 hln8cu6c &lc;O immer mie0cJ
inter Ben Ncu6eiten un0 ie0c5 ma
NIT irAcno elmer itet3 beiric0i9c10cr
l6Qnoerung Gben iinoet cine bitiac
guSc'non6erieeuna itntt ii6er sic
lped6c!r0e Sdnge ron Nermeln unr
G5fcn. &ori9e5 %abr Inn oieie Rel.
itrciftcn %ltnierc Node in 4merif
fait sen gr6bo6en uno bingen II!
bic Sire Ser Srdgerinnen; ieBt lin
lie hinneifob bi~nmtigcriidt. IN
alc, icIbit 6ieieniGen non ~porgeiof
ter gtciuunN freueu lid iiber Sc
@cdieI. @iro ms Ser fur;e 9to
fiir cine meitere Salon tret Die
benz
Obalcih Die iron5oIiffen un6 ST.
enaliiden GaienidoitsSomen eint
Se~rIannerun9 Ser R6fe porausIn
Zen. 3c;3er one Nboto1rap6icn, Sic
bon Sen Icttrenncn geian0t meroen
Mode. 0cren Gonten tarm iiber 0ir
Gnie reihen, benn Die Jran30Iinncl
bohcn lie Don Nnforg on fiir3cr &C
trngen als mir. Gle 9merifanerin
men ba6en iid ebenfaqs 10 an oic
be1ucltien, reinIifet fnr3en H6de
at>'o9hut, bob man uohI bieier Mo0e
fir sic fommruoe Soifon Gouer
perIprcGpn fam. %6er Die @ernunit
Ieitet nift iruner Oen @ehieI ser
Nooen, ioIaIifl bat mon sic @rt.
pon Den i'm &erbit qeihaf.
fpren mo imhortierten StpIeu st
@orIdni;ti9 iino bic &6t
nuSfdIiebIia furs,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-08

Grtldrt. a.: ~Gie'cr 5trt
bat lid mir nlr idlOn lreimol az
cinem Nbeuo poracitrlt; Itnoeit Oh
ooS nldlt iouocrbar2"
9: Gr Ic'oet icbr Notwithstanding
an 3luang@Dorltcuungeu."
Gie cute 6reuuoin
Seroa (5u ibrer 6relnoiu. Ole i'm
6lrgoreB 5u ihr fommt): y9tcin.
@eroa, mie Oh fomIid ar9iieblti"
~2omiid? Go5 iii lett ooS No.
oeruite!"
sgber gu a~uItdnoi8cn 2euten gebt
man oob 70 nidrt!@
nGaS nntiirlih niht!"
Baeuo. 0err Meper in
Der 8urmbaoenuitaIt): o9ta. boiient.
lid lit boa 8oo niht mieocr III
fiihI!~
@n0e0iener: n@cmabre. SER
Yleper; bent 1T eS 10 beiB. ooB man
Elm SdDein oarin obbriiben tonn.
tel"
SO. 70, Damn lit g ia geraoe poi.
iero fir mid
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-08
Gin mo6erne5 sc d NIT.
ia q 5 e D.
8luienmuiter 1916.
Nodrnliter 1911.

9a3 9luienmlooeIl fortmt in 6
8r0Ben fir "a, SO, 80. 40, AZ uno
"A 3oll 3oillenmeite. 9os Rodmuiter
fonlnlt cbenfaus in 6 @roBeH fir "a,
&c, %, 80, 80 itnb 81 3ou Saiuen.
meite.
Sur Seritelung rniereS i'm 9iIoe
oar9elteuten MtooeIl5 puroen Crepe
uno NtIa5 pertpenoet, bod fonneu
nit ebenloldem Gffett 2einen ulo
8in9bam, &affet ,no 0rganoie 5ur
8ernenorn9 geIaugeu. Die 4usfub.
ring oe3 Mooels III 9rofot ODER
Stiderei alli eiuiad)en Stoffen lit
eleidfals 8u e~mpieblcn. Sir mitteI.
9roBe 6iguren bralldJt man GA
OO5. 0e5 36 3oa breiteu Stoffes.
Ser &of lit ulltcn einidlIiekIid1 ser
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-08
@rnhcr Wetrieh. Scr

@rober @etrieb. @crr
(otf Scr Reiie 81 cinem @%etnnntcn) ;
.&as BADEN Sic nenn lett iilr cine
G0hin?"
nacine Ahuung; ih bin idon oysi
Gage rmtcripel3."
unpolIitouo q. Batter
(olji einen BIobu$ neiieno); rSiea,
@aasdcr, oas lit ein @lobu5. Der
lteIlt unicre Groe oar"
.Nber Eapa. no lit oenn Die ticfe
Sono0rube in unierer @nrteu?"
Gin Mann. 8udboltcr
Gum Gbei): v3br Observation-Disclosures
ncnnt Sic bier in oieiem Brieie cl'
reu .uIien Dauncr"; pouen Sie oos
Oil iid iiBen Ioiicu?~
rNie beibt - iiBen %IoiienP Bin i'd
d Weib, oaB i'd mid beIeioiat iI5'
len muB. menn mon laid erimnert on
mcln u Itcr2!~
0ie ~&orbcrSitnng,
TreunOin: ga Miro Itin~Sda ia
ans oQcn 6iumclu ioucn, pelln cI
BORT. nob Gu lbm idlon abacitric'
tcu2"
nIas briuQc idl njd1t iibcrs @cr3t
,{h min i'm aon} ~ollmdblidl Dorberel'
ten uno ihjfe linn 3lcrjt NAL mclle
go. .&crlobuuosc5eile
~crcdttate 6toae. q,
oieIc &eibidmcr5cn! Sd babe bcute
bel eiucm 6rcuroe 1IItta8 gc0ci
icn...."
n22or Is 10 iaiedlt ooer 70 out2"
Nii6uerton6uis. a@ic
ie6t e3 Dem 59rem NtanHc2~
.gr bat lid operiercn loiien.~
nIod) in Der Hiartuie?"
.9icin. IN Der Gbnritt."
GdlubtoIqcruug. Gr:
.&ier leie idl mieoer nal. SoB Gbe.
lottcu cinou00 im Gauic Ser Belt
INNER ubnlidler mer0cn
5jc y4}ol ii,ou lua6r iein; biz
Iii uidt and INNER bijb.d et 3cwor-
aCu?"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-08
1ii b DIES aIei06en ii ga
SohtcrIein.
Gdln;ttnluitcr 3340.

GicIes 99llItcr fonrmt in 4 Gro.
BEN fir gi00deu pom /, 6, s uno 10
Sohrcu. Sir cine Sed5iobrigc
braud)t man ! g02. oes y Sol brei.
ten StoiieS. Bur &crorbcitlug oic.
icS gllliter5 cignen iih @oiIe, 81.
mitp, Seioe, 9otiit. SpiB, Crepe,
Gbauic. Scioe nnh Srrae.