davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09
Rel1iarlail1 Franklin
Rpru January a., Isee

ios1,nen,. Thomas ScSorso1. who had
s-avI. M tho original draft v'ss an
loS@a AZ acme os the changes suF-
gostea and vntccd his corsplstnt 20
FraaSnn. who told him the fSlivwins
s:yry;
"When : was n jour- 9evTran nrirter.
er.s Of mr COMPANIONS, on arpreaHee
Ssrer. h=v;s.; served ont ale .lr,e was
SsaSt - ors.n a shop for hlrnsolf.
TriS :-<' conrerc was 20 have . haad-
ssine :.Snsoa-i With rrer.t ;7sosi1-
.ica. re co.r9csad !. - these wa-ds;
'J9hn Tho rnrsca. IIat,~r. makes and
els Hats for re.iy y.cray', with
firure OF a lia. snSis,<55. It's. he
'b9SaAs he couid sus>rit :; - his
'rt--Gs seS .hcsr Sr,snt--r s71ss. The
hrs: - rps=Sd II x tN~-ss { ,LA word
HatSer 9-r~scss-A- EeS~dsS O. tne
wosds Hs ~as Esat.s v-b!oN ssfis~'sd and
showe< h. s>Ss ha'sss . eas SNruck
ou.. TT, N-xt obser~s6 t.ses re word
Makes might as well 40 s~uzs'ed be-
who made the hats; IL ~-nS and to
their mind they would bu, ny whom
soever made. He struck 1t out. A
third said he thought the words. For
Ready Money were useless as II was the
, custom in that part of the country to
sell for cash. Every one who pur-
chased expected to pay. They were
struck out and the inscription now
stood: 'Josln Thompson sells hats
Sells hats said his next friend. why
nobody viii expect you to give them
away. what then is the use of that
word p II was cut out and Hats soon
( followed since there was a picture Of
( one painted on the beard. And in the
end his inscription was reduced to
John Thompson with the figure of a
Z hat under it."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09

went through the kitchen.
"s%stirs. sfSrIma.' replied Caro-
line. and rey works all nnishel."
"But can YOU skate. eear?" asked
AIRS Errol.
Decd can. Erantmnther." re-
pied Caroline Eagerly. you should sec
grandpa and me ly owe: the ice: ~
aust as easyl"
50 with q wSrnlnr 70 coma home
hesora she so. too frytaIns cold
grsHa.aotSer Sa'd eooG-Sy aad Cara
line furricG ovcs n the !e&e.
sac thought she hat rever seen
such beantifn, sisEs ~ ,har frozen
seke. Her eyes. ess,i 10 he flewers
Ana Sornnuai ercsnneSs OF tho south.
saw ~ tAc bssuties :hA. tho North
eta s.:.s ar6 hoys we're TOE nSca Ia
seeing t. wonder a.. ShA s.orped n
inmate ~ the tns .. ia. n.n 10 od
"t-e no sesno a,re ,Aeu ..n down u
'oir u, skaters
"1n' n.e 10 oo.n y,a au, 'Arr op -
7sFf'f FHr. her f'carest ne:ghhor.
y" IN going 70 10 !. all 10y nv
Sc';'N sAsd Caroline. proudly. II can
eSt 80; ~ rs'd skate and everything .
<HA eat 6o~a m 10. by the side
% .ae bake. s'rarr-d Ns ska.As on
Ink sa her grandfather had told her.
'"s'~6 'nern sen7;v---and stoo1 rp.
Nc hsr h~a~ wens GOWN and Aowr
20 4>~s Fo- sne se ,dArtv -rai.,As
mat che FSn" 5~sw hon 10 ska,e -.
singl" MI 81 80 spty c,d-~ ern.
now TO stsse 49, she wAs .r-e$
move. BIZ 'a'As .sssA sook.,,r 49,
she had sa'- o~~ssat- thas .f- aIs- =
need help - made =. ave ..
fort to tax -. =. -
Instead or giSin .-t>-e no.
merely mace her sbe
vu"u herseit our from iIurt of
he shore. with the big log close by to
SIT on. out ever go far. miles. II
seemed. @fough for fact II wasn't
more tssFss ten or twelve feet.
Just s| the minute when she knew
! she wt,a going TO tumble fiat II she
moved snd was sure she would sit
down t7d cry If she didn't move, she
heard . comforting voice from the
shore Uncle Tom, who was expected
out from the city to spend Sunday had
come ca rNFt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09

:
rn. old Nrra wta1 had pa.hsl or
,Vc she hadn' t.nsn DOWN.
Now a. -v-,I .-Drdy Snurs sks.'rS -
as G ~ 40 ~nn SAe--1 aeEsss' 'snt
afraiL. 81 'toa.s'y ,~ss s,Ir, S'eI
when. a. -'.o 80 * ts.s Sale. - ~.
lire turnea FOUND s~~: -Aa.s ..-.s
skating. T. be surs she sc-'- 'sr-
nice long strokes. as the a-~~-t--sr
folks did. and she was IL. 4sss
But she got back to unclo ~.
she didn't disgrace herself Before
crowd
The other girls tried letting tho
wind blow them and found 1t great
sport. bct the boys couldn't do 1t well
at all They didn't have enough for
the wind to blow against.
fought to make you some sails"
said Uncle Tom. "Get big triangle
OF cloth. like an old buriap sack or
awning or sheet and put fishing pole
along two sides. Hold the corners in
YOUR hands and youii find You can
sa!i as fast as you want to 60"
That noon when folks went homo
Tor dinner, there was a great scurry-
ing in attics and rag bags and when
the young folks camo out again Ia
the afternoon. most everybody had
sail The lake seemed to be covered
with great birds that skinned over
the ice going one way and skated back
again with folded wings.
"we're glad -. came. Caroline"
said Tom +er an extra good sail "for
IL Uncle Tom hadn't seen you standing
there he might never have thought to
show ne now m sail on ice"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09

RR .I15 drawing is aiven ani'e in
~ detail and should b. gwen care
VA full study befnre. attempting to
%aD make the sled This dr. wings
were made from sleS snAhs ny boys
who used it With ju~i the .ors"e at
tacnment ana for a doc - snetiano
poay. And great spos ->~y had WI II
themi
In order to get d geo. start and
have our work shape up 6fpdly. sup
pose make the box frst. Accord
ing 10 the drawing the stok for the
sides, bottom and back end is five
eighths Of IAN inch thick, and the
piece for the dash threequarters Of
an inch thick. The dimensions are
clearly shown, so get me various
pieces to size and rasten together.
Next get out and fasten IN place the
quarter inch strips that fit over
tho upper edge of the box on both
sides and the back ends.
Next get out the stock Cor tho seat
apd the small cleats that are fastened
to the inside of the box to hold the
seat in position by means of the small
strips fastened to the seat supports.
When this much of the work Is ac-
com plished, you will feel that quite
a start has been made. and the slower
work on the other pieces will not be
so noticeable.
Next get out parts and which
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09
WINTER TIME

w inter IS the time love the very best of all
far. | think, than summer. spring. or fal -
ow when girls and boys coastng down the HILL
T hats what do after school with sis and brother Bill.
E very day ii clear play out in the snow
K ealy $ heaps of fun the soft white balls to throw
here is skating the lake and that is dandy sport;
is fun % play al war behind snowy fort.
other gave Dads old hat and dressed
ysrybody agree that winter time is best
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09

Tg UST tet7T~ Tf~rS.in's eea,a.
-s.-~S.A-<tno Sa3r~s. e n, :SilNEy-
'vr .cr = qaxr. - ha~=s and
$3.50 OF SGss1eea@s hose
&srp ~-e sriil e.- sesnR IKE fnhahl
9Ees- 81 ~. - A.e-> vStas be helped
ia @sz4as, ~ 7~@ sp ,s$s Ar~sp~rity;
~ - Se %.sSsss~e~s A~vDsvolence.
v - ~ o<izzssz~s - S4si~nss il to be
sa1 sss-sf - patti 10 ssasA. = 20 be be-
49, .or pnilsnthnopy. can crafty the
kuman mind. You must have the pleas
tsg consolation 20 Know :hat you have
act lived in vain. And 7 fiatter myself
Sat IT VIII not be ranked among the
tsas. grateful occurrences Of your life
10 be assured that. 50 lorg as 1 retain
MY memory. you will be recoIlected
9th respect. vsneration ani affection
ny your sincere friend"
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09

'Sorsai oul v9vr arms Carol.n1i"
as shnuae>s s~a vosr Feet straAS b.
nd spsa~-' pu, ycuy srrnsi"
caro- .cr 40 a. Sc v.is 'osS 'ho"F
%h. s-rA, ea .r.. ..hai t'7-'. '.om
( oc.Nf-t At.s IL. r,:'i - =" the
~ - -ncle
r. ~: as hap
pc. -.
Much. to Ca .tne'a a. tagarent she
felt gentle little puSe right In the
middle OF her back. Then another
and snother and she felt herself NOV
ing slowly across the ice. She was go
ing--all--by-he herself, And she wasn't
falling down n bit!
Instantly all fear left her and she
spread out her arms farther. picked
up the edges OF her skirt to hold 1t
wider and--slid clear across the lake.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09
Te JUNIOR COOK

Scrub four bss ~pples or six small
ones.
Core and slice l1rs:e less than one
quarter inch thick.
Put one tablespoonful meat drip
pings into frying pan ard let the
grease get hot.
Lay the apple st-es. few at
time. in the hot fat
Gsrown nicely and turn over.
Sprinkle one tablespoonful brown
sugar over the frying apple slices and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09

aover.
Cook til done but not TIL slices are
so well cooked that they lose their
'hape. Should take about eight min
utes.
Take up onto n hot platter and set
in a warm place while the other ap-
pies arc frying. You should be able
10 cook the whole four apples in two
hatches.
Serve hot.
Fine for breakfast. lrnch or taa.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09
y puzzle Corner
A FAMOUS MAN

Tie ne1t 10 last letters Of the words
when guessed and arranged in order
will form the name c: famous man
who was born in January.
Something to cut with
To wish
Not near
The process os changing ecicr
Win not contain water
a festive time
Grown in orchards
To pursue
ABBREVIATED sTATES
l. TaaA a letter from hill and
find an abbreviated Sta:e.
z. lake letter from "to seek
b3indly' and ana an abbreviated state.
8. T4ke letter from a howl and
and a.. abbreviated sta'e.
1. Take a 'eiver from an animals
ors. ard find at abbreviated State.
q. Take letter froE kind Of
zod and fin.s n abbrss4A1e: State.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09

fatnac were coming every few minutes,
with all kinds Of good things. and
.stufing them down my throat whether
was hungry or not And now. they
just Let me sit here and suffer. and no
one comes near me. at least. not any
body l know. They. that is my moth
er and father. say that l am big
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09

n WCNDi---t wIar3 IL folks are?
E Here I've been sitting on this limb
" ever since sunrise waiting for my
u mother TO bring me a breakfast.
and am SO hungry tha. my feathers
won't lie down smooth. Wnen / was
a babyjay, didn't have to wait for
something to eat. but my mother and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09
s4E eh2ar.n il E.mvi!le wess st
good seaters Every gl:i ar ':V-

80 HE ohaar.n il E.mvi!le wess sli
sood seassrs. Every sl.i ar :x-
IA cry 10Y hei a pair OF skeic ana
Ss every one o; them could race a7a
piay hockey aud cut :lgurc elshis O.
'Se ice. Fer, You soc, about . uulrter
~ a -:liie froal the village there was q
small lake, rested scr2 ar.cng The
hins sHS there was She nnesi sort cf
n winter playground fSr the rAi.1csn.
10 vcader e"Sryhcdy could s@Atel
They had such 4 good Place &c skate
upcS.
~; carc!:ra did faow SOW % skate
SSe ha! trsea ali II her siasi' lfa Ia
No..Ia eni go<.s,:c.s;. kEoas .hers ?
.oTer Sry I've - Gsr'.lv an tasrs HAsc
sEe >rAu:e ar 20 :: ec iAe winter vi i
he,. erand'noth~r. Sc Rne" she 'Sou!i
h,.es .e learn s.i about Nor,heia w'.ys,
Ss~ ska 5idrp hsis guess ho@ suanya
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09

- receive some animal stories from
country boys.
Farm boys have many opportuni-
Ties to observe the good and bad
habits of foxes. bear, deer. weasels.
III uskrats, woodchucks. squirrels
skunks, snakes and other wild crea
lures. Some of them may have seer
things which will interest even the
scientists Of the nation.
Some wild animals help the farmer
and some destroy crops. Any stcry
ehout a9y animal Will he welcomed
provided it Is based upon the personal
experience of the boy who writes the
story.
The Chief Pioneer Scout will
acknowledge all letters ny sending
souvenir postcards with Boy Scout
views. Or. lf tie writer prefers, he
will send New York City views. Tell
him what YOU want
Address Chief Pionser Scout. Boy
Scouts of America. 200 Fifth Avenue.
New York City.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09

with the strafehtest face. wonder
what we can do with that chtid|'
You see she hasn't forgotten the
time when there were five Of us IN
the nest. and all five put together
were not as big as am now. and when
she used to cover Us up nice and warm
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09
kfankli11 Anecdote

Z 7 IL told that wh=r the co-in'if.e
3 appointed to draw Up the Doclara-
tion CT Indepedenca was gath
srSd together o work upon the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09

and queer she would feel when the ice
season came around.
Never son mind. Caroline" said
her cousin Sue, -'wel1 get you a pair
of skates and you'll learn in jiffy.
"But I'll feel so tippy. perched up
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09

ing. But that didn't worry Caroline
a bit. She finished her home work;
tidied her room. picked up her skates
and started for the ice pond.
Where you going. Gardiner"
asked grandmother as the little girl
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09
From Franklin's Storehouse

(Cems from Poor Richards Amanac)
Esgiecs nendng small fault and ~al soor be
koTswaned oearraed.
Diligence 5 the mother of good luck
Many thinks he buying pleasure when he really selling him
szi slave to it.
Necessity ynescrn naae good bafsii1
II could have half his wishes he would double his troubles
ssenius without education $ ike silver n the
Glass china and EASILY cracked and mended
The busy has few idle visitors the boiling pot flies not
He that bear reproo and mend by it. in fair
of being
The noblest question the world is, WHa good may do
Wealth is not his that has but his that enjoys
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09
What Do You Know
About Animals?

~ HE Ctiee Pioneer Scout of the
Boy Scouts Of America wants to
- receive some animal stories from
country boys
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09
TOYS FIND USEFUL hRTICLES
TEfHT Fl BOY GIN rinkEs.
BY FPnrIk T. SOLHR n
BY EP FINK |. SOLRR.

srsucron pEr Or rfRNrAl FoDllc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-09

tn. old Nnra wta1 had psa.bs ! cl
$40 she Eadpt e.nea DOWN.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
SesIenter

@nii l"unnlintaina irturet lipiGfa'
laillalliiet firfon-baalisia. Saapit'
faopa iilloin lGbeltd ia faufaa
Muistofaopas .belmifrlln 90 p. tul
Ia 8esiemerin firfolle illalliielle
.SiellG 8esiemerin miebet pasialpat
Sllallisto tariotaan fello 5 felfo S
ip.
@eaisten ompelltieuran ~fofoufies'
ia oil poptGtuloia Sosiilla 1925 jc
&eltosia $500. Seuraatpa fofols
on Gust Vricfionilla maalisfltir
A p. felIo 1913 Italia. YoDtd fate'
taan pbteiiesti Mrs @ricfion feittac
fa9tpin.
Gpttoin om"pelnieuron fofonfIes
ia Sba SalmiIen fotona oil tilojt
$6.25. Seiiroatpa fofous on Senrt
SoSiin fooisia maalisfuun 8 p. As
illola. Bopta fatetaan Dbteiiesti
Mers Sosii feitGd fabtpin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

@iime la1iantaina ial rtr'
mania 8esiemerisid, faihpannosla'
er6s fielinen, Irel Inoerion. On
nettomulis aibeutiti iiten, eta mad
r1n merlin ieuroufiesta losfetiin
birlilIG tGptettp bGffi mGaralle "le-
tpenille". Mnberion, iGGst1atieen oil
foa of biriifaian p1alld laSfelltii"
nut alas, ia fun lastin laaputtro
alas annettiin Gffid nostomismerf-
fl ipnnptti ie bGfin buisfnttamista,
iosia mics j1ifin biriien ia toisteil
tufipplpGsten maliin paboin mtrS-
fauti1neena. 9rn bGnet nostettlin
pinnalle eli ban ainoastaan 10
min. Msies jGtti lrfuiiia %tuttatpio
ia iutuloiiia banti faipaifiella
muistamnan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

- 8iime Iauantaina baibattiin
Sronmoooisia nelj6n ptotias Sbnrs
ton Beterion. Snfluenaon forioama-
ma ieuraii lopiiifoinen aitianid, 10.
ia fuoli fpiime miifolla iamaon tau
tim. aosfa GitiniG fuoli lesfenG on
idttdmi6nid orpaia mieId idlelld 5,
toiffi nuoria. Baraillaon puuba-
toon bei6an iiioittomista ottoIopii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

Matfania SEEM S~eriepstd Ga.
Iifornioan on Sseiti Gnna $dmdIdi-
men Iuunnannut Sronmoooin failtta
tapatofienio tadIId Iufuiiia tatta.
piania. gseiti S~dmdISinen iaapui
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
Smmalanpaliuelnfiia 8osebie

Srpn cunnteisia
G1n1Gn torstaina OIL oHlpelnlell-
ran fofoils Mrs @rffi 2uoman luo
no Heipport lilteiiilla flo s illalla
Serpetltlpa.
%iirifunnan fofons ia iublat en-
II %iunmuntaina 9esiemerisi1 ulfaen
Ito 10 ap. mietett1pGlla iumalan-
polipelutiella. Seripetrloa faiffialtas'
Beriantoina 5 b. ydtoriioliiton
fliufoulifotcus ia raamattupilrl
Mers Sonus Soaren lllora flo s IL
lalla. &aiffi.
&auantaina 6 p. ppbGforlulasten
fobnitarjoilu ppbGfollun Dpnafii
firffoialisla flo IL ipp. Serlpe-
tl1lod.
Sunnuntaina 7 p. iun1alanpalipe
lus ia $ s. gbtooniien mietto Sron
%ipoooiSia ilo $50 ap.
Sunnlntaina 7 p. jumalanpalme
lus W~ontreoliSia, 8is. raittiusboa-
lilla flo 3 ipp.
Sunnuntaina 7 p. iumalanpal
wel1s Sron SeltisiG flo 8 italia.
@astettu: @atti ia Soo &ajalan
poifo, &uben 8ibtori, ipnt. Sron-
pooo toipnnisla tammif. 3 p. fas-
tettiin If. Is p. Sltmalan iiunousta.
&uollut: Waotti emil Wattion,
Ipnt. glistaron pitGi1n Borttilan
fpl1si1 fei1f. 80 p. 1886 ia fuoli
influenza feubfofuumeeieen tt. Il.
33 10. 7 IF. ia 81 p. ifGilend. Sait-
tolls toimitettiin If. % p. Santa ID
binnG faipaopat pioliio o. |. Sobrt-
ion, poifo ia 2 tptartG, manbem-
mat, 3 iisfoo ia nell.
@rne @alunta
6tO 6. @per ct. Yubelin 9S9
Sronmoob, Wticb.
- Mipistatban iaapua tdna ilta'
ra ompeluieuran fofoufieen Wtrs
Grffi 21toman luo. Sbotetaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

na eri perbeiiiin, ettei beibdn tar
mitieiii tnenna waltion orpolaitof-
leen. Surullista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
90. @atiun fuoli lentiinir
laiiant. flo 10.

Sobn Niemisto, @osbburn,
8is. on ollut pitemmGn oifoa Mel.
len, isis. pmpGristollG metiGtoisiG.
SieltG poiffeii bGn tGGlld Sron-
moobisia ia pist1ptpi painosiamme.
SItopGimGllG iatfoi bGn matfaa 70.
tiinla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

Sunnllntai.iltana matfusti
~.uttaian toimittaia, past. Salonen
! Jrano &apibiiin, Iicb. ollafieen
.ooiStaiano Newberrp iutusla fesfi-
wiiffo-aamilna. SiellG n6et naooi.
tam tortat tieoot ilmoitufIista y.
NJ. |. iotfo opat aifoinaan olleet
Ilttaiasia, iotfa tamallaan fosfe-
mot alioa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
Michigan State Telephon Co.

foupnnfiimme Iaiontai.iItona ia
Iuunnittelee motfania iutfumista en-
Il tiistoifii fobti Californian fcidi-
It'd malta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

Biirifuntaan friillipia ieura'
funtalaiiia feboitetaan loapumaar'
emf iunnuntaina 8esiemeriin. SEQ
foufien ia iiiblaobjelmon obella lao
baan IiellG ipobd miesten tar1oa-
moo lipeGfolaafin. Serpetuloa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

= Gpb1foululopiet mppipdt emit
piifolIo "tifetti1" fabmitorjoilnllr,
ipfa pibetGGn foulln bpipafii lauor'
toino 7 b. flo IL. Sotoista feboi-
tamme oipitstomuan bcita ostamal'
Ia mainittuja tifettcja.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
Mpptaluana

M1b1n f1ptettp fitcben cabinet,
feimltuoli, Singer ompelufone, ia
rullaluuta, lGbemmin
'Ilittoiun firjopaino tai $40 6. Oaf
ct. Iorrien pG1llG.
- WtrS Yeterlon 4-muotiaS lap
Il fuoli miime miifolla. Stiti miiffo
FIFTEEN.
0esIemerisia on iairaslistal-
Ia .ollllt opettajotar N'ti 9. Sippo-
Ia. S1n on MT paranemaan pain.
Yori beipoiia mpDtGmdn1,
painopat $500 paunaa. &efi ia
maljaot mpos mppodGn.
glf. @ranbacf
% Silper ST., SurleD isis.
-x
= Mr Sirbonen lairastaa flu
ia. Soimo paranenriiesta.
X
2otteia mDbtaiuand
llieita bppiG Iotteja mpptalpdna
pobioispuolella.
s. 2illiqliist
&onttori ZIG @urora It.
Tbone 1929
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

Suuri pll1tps fobtaii Wrs
@olania ia bGnen iGfGstd 6iti6Gn
fun Wiime periantaina eoeIliien hoe
Ii iaapui beioGn fotiin, oltitaan Is
mnotta tiet1m1tt0millG teillG. 3pp-
neleet ia iGteilepGt iilmGt, fuin
mnos ii6ffG6n dioin: Sept fuolei
mielellGni fun olen lpielG lannut
nGbbd iin1t elGmGnG", oiittoin htl-
%fitiitpat titnteitn. Sonana iltann
futiuttiin pstGpGt fooGe ia pbbesiG
rienutttiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
.rpm,pppoin ia D,ap. ,t,ttiiia

Antakaa puhelimella teto Auttajae kaikista tapahtumista ja crit.
txinkin suomalaisia koskevista, sten teette hyvan paFveluksen leh.
dele ia yleis0le. Auttajan puhelinnunero on 59-W
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

&ofoontumisfielto, oltllaan
miiffoa Woimasia Surlepsia, pbis
tettiin miime moanantoino.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

= Sast. 81. 8aiunto on 10 toi-
puniit inirauoestania.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

Scr Iirbonen iairastaa flu
ia. Soipo paranemiiesta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

= M~apistatban iaapua tdna ilta'
no ompeluieuran fofoufieen Wtrs
grffi 2lloman luo. Sbotetaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
2utteia mDDtG,uGnG

NUIItIU WUUIUIUUWU
llieita bppiG Iotteja mpptaipdni
pobioiSpuolella.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-04-02
Poindexter lost.

Governor. Poindexter lost.
Bailey favored Ramsey for Gov
ernor. Ramsey was defeated.
Bailey favored Thomas Ball. Ball
went down before Ferguson.
Bailey favored Charles H. Morris
for Governor. Morris got left.
At this time I cannot recall q sin
gle measure of constructive states
manship aver favored by the Senator
except he did stump the State for
State Prohibition in 1887 and lost the
battle for US by nearly 100 900 ma
jority.
/ forgot. Senator Bailey was an
ardent advocate of the "free and un-
limited coinage of both gold and sill
yer" at the present legal ration of
sixteen to one, without the aid of
any other government. l am sorry
to say that the Senator and l lost
on this for he and | both KNOW we
were right then.
Judging the future by the past
attempt of the great Ex-senator will
again fail in his effort to disrupt the
old tried and true Democratic party.
This is the day of progress and
reform and the people are not going
to be led back into the graveyard
of the dead by our big Ex-senator
and repudiated Ex-Governor.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-04-02
Many Business Women
Need Pepto Mdngan
Thsy Build Up Prompty on Pspto-
Manean
Builds Rich, Red Blood-Creatss Ma.
tural Attractivsness--Plsas
ant 10 Take

The pale, nervous, always-tired
type Of young business woman is a
liability both to herself and to her
employer.
How the bright, laughing, energet-
ic type Of girl is admired in business!
Her sunny disposition, enthusiasm,
and general efficiency combine to
make her a valuable asset to her en-
ployer.
If the girl with the continually list
less, tired, and WORKOUT feeling
would only realize that such a con-
dition is probably caused by porr,
impoverished blood which cen be
easily improved, how much happier
she would be!
After taking Pepto-M angan for a
short time, the cheeks regain the
wholesome, rosy complexion, the eyes
sparkle, the step quickens, the entire
system is filled with new vitality and
energy.
Pepto-Mangan IS sold in both liquid
and tablet form. Both are the same
medicinal value.
"Gude's" is the genuine Pepto-
Mangan. If "Gude's" is not on the
package, it is not Pepto-Mangan. Adj
vertisement. lw
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-04-02
Rural Carrier Examination.

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an exam
ination for the County of Grenada,
Miss, to be held at Grenada on April
10th to fill the position Of rural car
rier at Elliott and vacancies that may
occur IN rural routes from other post
Offices in the above mentioned coun-
ty. The examination will be open
only to citizens who are actually
dOmociled in the territory of a post
office in the county and who meet the
other requirements set forth in Form
No. 1877. This form and application
blanks may be obtained from the
offices mentioned above or from the
United States Civil Service Commits
sion at Washington, d. c. Applica-
tions should be forwarded to the
Commission at Washington at the
earliest practicable date.