davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-17

fibre, itebnet ban neb fraftige Sfri0t Netrting al
Yaituret, Ser fun laa noeen 9fob fra @aarosplaoier1.
9a ban font ~inoenfor Grinber, bapbe Npblor, og Nog'
ma at bespnbt at meIfe bper lin So. Snget al benz
baooe iet ban,, 90 8agna iao meo ORpssen til. Npblonl
iaa op, ba ban bsrte nogei, nGrlne ig. Sa1 opoaget
,ha Sonas, ioet ban itaniet Iise peo Sioen al ban /
fulb Sar1iif.
"0ere faor erfiuIe, at lea fomrner % fltter Some
bien ibort!" ia ban.
"Spab mrettor nj &omebien?" ipurgte gspblom
oe itirret ~forbauiet paa barl. Nagna bapoe nj, o9lae
inub Jig.
"SSo, glTfopens aomebie meo sig / Sopebroaet!"
IpbIom reiItc itg og iatte WseIfebstten ira fig.
"Sir nj frdn @ettet?" ipurgte ban, ioet ban iatte Jig
/ Soriparsitilling.
"SSffe perre, enb at ieJ fan Ipatte en- @arninelfl1ret
og S~enietjuo, naar ies Term" bp9let Sonas. Soenlte'i
Itob % Iaa paa barn ct 9ieblif. Gerpoa ia ban;
"Ri ar en- Slmo, ia mig -" 9er1neb greb ban i9let
gsttc1 os Iotte zig til at melfe pioere, iom ON ittet par
b9not. Wteo Saonben rettet til Slag to9 Soras ct
Sfribt beilimoo bo1n, men ~itanIebes al &agna, Iom MI
bapoe reiIt ig oe meo en- burtis SeprgelIe itluet l5
ipeien for bant.
"Sonas!" ropte bun forIfrGffet.
"ao, ieg fienber til bet a%ltiamrnen ni!" ia ban ba't.
seq DeO MOI, gourIor o' ou plpietle %"' -"
Soonoen falbe ilapt neb.
"Mcn fiere big ga, fam 0l ga life inoie, at on to-
albeles feil?"
Get err life iau gobt at begribe BET for Ben, 'ont bar
Gine at Ic meo," iparte ban. "0ic1l on fam ia Sptnet,
iiben ban or iaa 1np'e %giiacre,"
Iagna8 eneitc Spar por ct frerfet og barmfitlo.
@lf. Solfalo bar oct eli, Sonas iaa oct. San itoo
oa itirret paa benoe ct gieblif. Saa gif ban raltt /
Hetning al Suiet. Ga iatte bun Jig til at graate.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-17

enc raitbtg at eoa ct Spgisr tnsoe. Wen MI, noar
De fpHet IND I 1T eset $ien, fsIte bun, at Der for ener
ierere ntaatte bIi en- 2riie meIenn Dem, lao ~IatterIia set
eno bar, Of 6erhaa ct @runblag iu1n bette, iom ae,,tlia
inser 9eroer,s Ting Dor, ifuIoe taar1e fig op noaet af
iaoptot @etponing. Sun par heller life uben ggna.
iteIie for oct, Tom bum ptbite nlaatte fom,ne. Men no.
gen SaIpbeo / oeres @gteitab tunoe. bum frernfor alt
life iorlige fig meo. Sun babbe Glib NOT til oe aobe
8rafter 2ioet til at tro, at oft piIoe penbe fla til Def
beoite, men bum bauoe e., utrpe SoruoaneIie ON en-
baarbraffet &on1p, naar bet fsrit tom til griItepunf.
tet; for tiao6 bun bant lite at elotte set belle ober Oh
Ia fem bore lige, pioIte bum at arpeipnben bar Iterf nos
bau til, at ban life pilbe fire / fsrite 1refnins.
ga Ssonas enonil life bar fon,net tIbaae peb Ger,
tibell, 9f &aena i0 % ~begpnote at meIfe auerr,e. Gp.
bIom bapoe lopet beroe og gmma at ia benz no e, aie.
retl,r ON 8ueloer, for ban piloe fisre cmfring / Settle.
melltet og ie, bporNan gplingen itob, bapbe ban Iast,
% nteo oct famine piloe ban inaffe rleo en- ipenif @i,t
ira Tine Ssbetraftcr, iom npltg par fomr1et til grel
9Ipfpiit paa @eitprprieu. 8,tten bap6e ififfet SiIiener
til ham ira Sfplofolfet bans. Serior aialot oct at bI!
fPrbig me6 Ste1et, iaa De fi,nbe fonlme ig oiIteo / aob
bctios. Sffe fsr bar Iaena fonlnlet fig no til GaIturet,
isr 9spbIom, iom bapoe arbeibet noe paa aseren %
netop bar ieroig for Gaecr, fulste eiter for at bjeIpe
hcnSe. San pilSc ogiaa eierne inaffe etpar Sro meo
bctbe, ia ban, ga ban tos ieiel benoe. Sum itanIet
upilfaarIig, for bun trobbe, bum pibite, bpao ban piloc.
get goar meget beore MI, life iatot?" ia bum.
"0lpcfet betre," iparte ban. "9ti ar en- rem Meitare,
nj 9fagna! 3D. ia mdita nj ia Sacf ID, nj" San rafte
beroc i'm Saano og trpfte benbes parlnt.
gtetop / bette gieblif fom Soras inb paa Sllnet.
Sar fit fray gie pua Dem, io1 Sc itob os boIbt binar.
oens S9noer, og iplot af ct Sinne, Iom life bar til at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-17

nj Sara, lao mig faa tale 10.
San ifal altiaa 0iO, % III Ter on, ri
fonnner life til 2onoon fer nGiie
llge, og ieg faar altioa life ie 0icf,
bois life on bill biPlpe mig"
"Wten, fiGre Snuifen, bpuo bill bu,
ieg Ifal gisre? Seize en- Slppemalfin
% "fionap bim"? Mntaget. Seq
ifal iortGlle ham, at bar, ma bolbe
Jig title, buis ban bar lit 2ip fjGrt,
at ban ifal beboloe 9ipet, bpis ban
oiloe bore Ell bis Yerion - men,
9etten, or fuGler mig?"
Wen, Cara, fan bu life bore for
miti9?"
Seq er %fornuftig. Seq ifal iiooe
title Iom ell Wht3 % bape Creme
oabne. @e9pno. Men Ell Silta til,
bporoan peo or, at Sicf ifal til Ior'
ge?"
"Sn-eb. Seq bapoe 9rep ira
bam. &an = ban troeoe, iee ifilloc
blipe hos oia / 6ericn. Seq iagoe
Oct ergaltg og -"
Seq iorltaar."
"Tt nloa altiaa life bore / Gng.
lollo lTnaere enc en- ltge, herer blt,
3ora. vi bill iigc, at set life err set
Spor Moro, o. iaa natlrligpis la.
DER gfonna oS reiic bient. Si refer
oa li9e op til DIN Sormpnbers Spt.
tc, og -"
"llmulig, Better -"
""Ia, Sara, oct err life umulia. Ti
fam lGgge Ell lilr Tlan. Gi fan ior
ercmpel bare reiie Sen Geicn, oa set
tom bllnc llOeir, eller pi fan gaa oS
oIlo, o9 - og Sin Sormpnber bill
alorlg taa bioe set. Ia, ou iasoc
ilctop, at on piloe gisre oft / @eroen
Tor mug. 6aar leg life ie Sicf, Dor
reg, Sara -"
"aiGre Setten. Seq pibIte life, at
on bar iorelifct. Sorelifebe Menne'
Tier bar iea altio bort er umulige;
men og'aa on min Ssn 9rutus?"
gctten 10. Oh bill 9iere oct, life
ianbt?"
"a, men -"
Wa, on oeili9e, Oeilige ..3ariffen
nun. Seq 'tal bore Ell Gnael moo
dig hereiter."
ga 6rn Sauge en- StunoS eitcr
TOM op paa 99ffet, loo DC to ungc
Flger meo SoOeoerne iammen oG
lagoe en- oilb 9lan. Sclp Sara be
epnofe at finoe Sanfen norton.
@ere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-17

>a ~ bopN ~ ~ 49,
net Dem Gbofolaoe9ifeu, on fit ira
bin Sormpnoer, Cara. Seq err balp.
oeO al at ie, ON oct err Wfariipan.
sla, aab,le Sen, err on inil, isoe iniae
3ariffen. = Yleale be gooO."
"Waiefop," iagoe Cara leenbe.
Sean on iinbe Den, iaa fom meo ben"
"la, Der ligger bit ct greD Der,
oabne BET, Sara," iaaoe gctten rtaal.
mobig. "Ia, bpor raieltbe interes-
iai1t oct ntaa bore at babe Ell Zig
paffer Sormpnoer. Sar bu alorig
p9ret iorelifet / ham, Sara?"
3ara iparebe life, men plltteoe
8repet | 2omnen.
"2Gs set On bel. Sror bii ban
biIier til mig, Cara. ltnores ON ban
buffer mig, ic."
"Solb oinc SGnoer, getten, iaa
ifal ies leie."
"&ipre CARA: - Seq Daaber, bu
bill babe Ell goo Silr, og Oct bill on
naturligpis. Sa,ges er ilige elite.
lige Wenneifer, iier Den lille Set.
ten -"
"s(p, ser fan on ie." getten flsb
Cara / Irrnen al bare Srpo. "Spao
itaar set mere?"
"Trf. NiIien beoer billie. gu faar
ifriOe benbc ct 3rep, naar 81, fom.
mcr til 2onbon. On mac life la6e
Dem aamle Sipl mnogiGloe for, at 81,
fife fan life mig 49,"
"lu! LITER on life ham? Wen,
Cara, CT bere llnemner, fort9l mig
ON BAN, bar ban pPret itreng, Hog
ban dig no9en 8aug?"
clog mig, ia set ifulbc bare
monglet! Sror bu pirfelig, ieg pilbe
labe nogen ilaa mig? @i er forrc-
item life llpenner beller," lagoe bun
til, "men on foritaar BET er mig al
belcs umiliN at life ct Menncife,
iom bar flloltGnoig Magt ooer mig.
Bar Oct life for at oct bar min 9eo.
iten1ors Billie, bapoe ieg albria / 81
BET bolot nO Der | tire slar. Sror on
mig iffc2" uobrsb bun libenifabelig.
Get er anberlcoes for biq, iom bar
Dine SorGlbrc. Su tpnfer life, at
bier Sing, on fanr, folter iaa % iaa
meeet, % at ou bar at bore tafnenl-
lig for oct"
Better beb ii9 / 2pben.
Seq bar olorig tpnft paa set
ilig Sara," iagbe bun iagte, "mcn
ieg er liffer paa, at Din S~ormm1oer
life meller oct ilig. gu buffer Sicf
/ 8a'ton, eidr ou iffe?"
so, bpab err BET nteb BAN. Sea
buffer, ou bar raietoc iorlibt / ham
for ct Iar iiben. Sfal ou fanlfe
MODE ham, naar ri fommcr oper til
g%nglanb?"
gctten rsomebc o. 10.
Seq piloe snife set. SEQ SIT, han
er / geisa hos DIN Sormpnoer, Sara.
De ifal bore / Or. 9eras Suite /
CONNER % reiie no nleb bans 9acbt
og / oct belle tu9et hare set ipinaotia
foIclig altiaa. San er pilot beaeis
Itret for ham altiaa."
Spent er pilot. beNeiltret Tor
bpem?"
hi, bpor opnmelie bu err, 3ora.
0icf, natilrligpis, ban er ~ipinaatia
fiTf, Ter bu."
"Oicf?"
Sara, bois on life mart bruoer
oine Sanfer, pinfer ie9 paa oen tnffe
Sprelt, Iom itaar oerborte. Set bar
ham Tom enbelis piIoe iiooe peb 81.
Sen al Dig peb @orbet, buffer Dup"
Seq ifal tGnfe; men on nlaa for.
flare mig nprmere, hpent Dor set
altiaa iom er fiGf, naar oct life er
Gicf?"
"0r. Berg. Ticf flyer altIaa, at
ban er Den %fi9ffcite Mano, ban fen.
Der"
"gmen," iagbe CARA leenoe.
gu Sara, er on GLAD | mia?"
"Sm leg er. fiGre Better. Sea
tror n9lter, on er set encIte Werne.
lie paa Soroen, icg er glao /. Spor.
for ipsrger on ON bet?"
"&unoc on giere noget for mio?"
"Nlt / @eroen, bpiS oct er mia
nmlia." :
scr mi Der. Smorsen refer
Oicf 8aiton fra 2onbon."
Seq ipntes on iagoe, ban par |
@eiss hos gere4"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-17
Etff6f.
for "Deeorab'poiten"
al Karen 8enoitlte 4nSerien.

3ara bapoe nj, pRret hos 9oftos
rem / tire Mar. SIM bar MT 16 Mar
% ct Ianst oplebet Bigebarn. Sum
haboe itaaet til &oniirmation Ssnba-
gen iorub, % Srf. Nilien % 9ofto'
rem lao mi / 9aaligituen % lagoe
fine Soneoer iblsb, bbao De ifiiloe
giere nleo benoe, ON Sc iful6e laoe
benbe fortiptte fine Strloier / 8pen,
eIler ienbe benoe til en- H%eniionats-
'fpIe.
"Spis ieg ifaI lige min @enins,
Goftor, iaa ieno benoe no paa en-
Sfole. Set er Sen eneite Maabc at
faa ben6e til at iGtte Bris paa oct
Siern, Se bar gipet benbe. Seq bar
alorig feet ct merfelisere Barn. Gar
set life for BET, at ieg bor feet TrGf
hos ben6e, iom piier, at Ser fuller
iig noget goot ct eler anoet Steo,
bilbe ieg fro, bun bar albeleS uoell
Sslelie."
"Saa Te bar opbaget roget gobt?"
iagoe 0oftoren meo ct tibet triit
Smil. "Sa, set er mere END ieg bar,
NiIien. Seq bapoe t9nft, ieg ifilloe
ppret / Sooers Steb for benoe, mell
bporSan Oct er og life er, bar bun
en- Zig 4utipatt for mig, at set er
umulig for mig at gisre noget mere
for benbe."
IS Saocrs Steb?" - Srt. @ilien
ina n9iten imilenbe paa BAN. Berg
bar enbnu en- ing Wanb. De faa
graa Stpnf / bans msrfe Saar gior-
sc ham bare "interesiant".
ga, ba oncrlaoer ieg &eiten til
Gem, Nilien, ieg tror life Cara bar
2pit til at it,oere pibere beIler, oct
er oct p9r1te. Seq troeoe, bun piloe
taget Irtium, men -" ban traf paa
Shllorene.
Srf. Iilien bapoe Ell lang Gam
tale n,eo Den ultae Yige, iom enbog
bite en- Snulle Snteresie for Den, ME
Sfoleplan. gut bar pelfommet, bare
oct pilbe fsre benoe iib al bette for
baote Tormprberifab, tPnfte bun.
Tar bun bare isrit noe, ifi,loe De be-
re blaa FOR at iaa benoe tilbage Der
igien. -
Sun Itob mes en- lpieblaa Silfefiole
/ Saanben, Tom netop bar fommet,
% ben ifliloe Iigge sperit / Suffer
ten. Iltio haobe bun noaet at taffe
for. ON bun enoba funbe faa bloc,
ON oct bar benoes egne Yerge iom
betalte for oft Bette. Wen ON Oct
mi bar bans? = Sum fnptteoe
SGnocrne. Ga, ensang iflllbe bun
tiene iaa mango Benge, at bun fnnoe
betale BAN tiIbage. Sum iaa neb |
Sapen. Ger fom ct Smll freln coa
De ~aloorli9c Spber. Senoes harnag'
tige Haieri por ser blet lagt en- SGm-
per paa. Sun ifplote npiten lin
Stoltbeo at befietoe bette meo DC eoe'
lagte Hcier. -
Set banfeoe oaa &ontorosren. Or.
Werg iaa iaa o~perraifet no, at Cara
MOB lin @ilie maattc imile.
Set mac bCtNoe noget aobt," iag-
De ban benlig, "at min file 0ilbfat
fommer li9e ino fer | 2epens Sille.
Spao bar on poa Siertet9 2ifer Oh
life at reiie ira os?"
50, ieg lifer at relic; men iee
piloe er'te, on life pilbe fisbe iaa me-
get til MIG, for leg err iiffer paa, Of
on flsbcr oct al bine egne Tense, %,
og -"
"Sar jea life Ell Sang for anc
la9t dig, at icg intct bill bere ON
bette" iagoe ban itrengt, Gin geb-
'ienlor oner8aO 6ig / mine S9nber,
og bblS on er mig libt tafnemlig,
laa tal aIorig ON set"
Srn faitcoe paa Waffen.
seq bar roQct at liae oia," iagoe
nun biirttn" men on maa life fro, of
leo er b%eSrsoet oper bet, lea funoe
1oot glsre oct iamme ON igien."
Sum iaa trobiia paa BAN. "5or ire
Var iioen," peSblep bun, buffer ou
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-17
MQe Sbge % QibenDe

bill faa trit 9rso on en- oeb Ell Wisfonrr fra Sitin.
Sier iiofsrt %neuttrtet Nieoisiu for @fthua. Sroutjt,
&atarrb. Jnfllen5a, Seoniesbeb. 1trpeibrfieIie III.
NJ. yt1on bette glao % ieno Yreo iii Veftor s..
y. SerSb. 1922 q. 8co5ie Ipe.. sbieasu, On,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-17

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
MACSW|NEY SLEPT
WELLS REFRESHED
Begins Forty-first Day Of Hun
ger Strike-Cuest Slain in
Dublin Hotel
CORK FAsTERs REACH LIMIT
Nv the Associated Press

Ioudon. sept. 22.--Terence Mac
sr;nev. lord mayor Of Cork. today be :
ran the forty first day Of his hunger
strike at.Brixton prison. there being no
change from his condition yesterday. ac-
cor,ling to the report of the physician
~ Rrixton prison to the home office. No
refercnce was made in the report to the
prisoncr either accepting or refusing
nourishmcnt.
The morning bulletin issued by the
J,ish Self determination League said
that the lord mayor slept quite well
during the night. and that, as conse-
omence, he was somewhat refreshed this
morning. The condition Of prostration
which lasted throughout yesterday was
said TO have been somewhat relieved.
The leagues midday bulletin, how
ever. said: ... -N ..t -,....
1.-The lord mayors condition has suf
fcrcd setback. His sister Mary, who
has lust visited him. says he is very
weak, almost as PROSTATE as he was
yesterday.
MacSwiney yesterday completed the
fortieth day Of his hunger strike. Mrs
MacSwiney,N who visited her husband
IN Brixton prison last evening, said his
condition was bad. lie was in great
main and had not spoken all day. He
was still coscious, however.
A bulletin, issued at 10 o'clock last
night. says: "The doctor. after visit
Ing the lord mayor, said he was in a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
EVENING. PUBLIC LEDGER P8ILADEIPHfA, WI

very weak condition. and advised his
relatives not TO speak to him or cause
him the slightest excrtion."
Miss Annie MneSwiney. the mayors s
sister. relying to the statement issued
by the home Office Monday, says:
THE home Office is simply attempting
to draw n rcd herring across the track
of the real question at ISSUE. ,f:'he pres
ent protest. Of the lord mayor Is not
directed against the kind or degree Of
treatment mcted out to him. The pro-
test is against the act of imprisoning
him. It Is declaration before the
world that Ireland denies England s
right to set up courts within the Irish
republic. or to arrest and imprison
citizens Of the republic.
She. further declares that the lord
mayor was treated with the utmost in
dignity on his own official premises (;
his private room was raided; municipal
documents were seized, and he was then
"tried and condemned by alien court
for having under his control the police
cipher, Of which he alone, as lord mayor
of the city, was entitled to have con
troll"
Cork, Sept. 22.-The hunger strikers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22

From Laird, Sckober e. Co.,
man-Keith Co. High Shoes, smart
Slippers-a splendid assortment of
Shoes and the smart English type
$1,000 to S20.00-samples at S9.95.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
Palmer ApoIooI1es; suit Recalled

Palmer Apologies; suit Recalled
! New York, Sept. 22.-Counsel ln
Julius Forstmann and the wool concern
of Forstmann & Hoffman Co. has an
nounccd that suits filed against At
torney General Palmer, alleging libel
in certain magazine articles. had been
discontinued upon receipt of n letter
from Mr.. Palmer saying he had not
intended to charge either Mr.. Forst
mann or the company with disloyalty
during the war, and that he was satfs-
fed there was no basis for such a
charge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
Ex.KAIsER HAS fefE
Wilhelm, Is Central Figure Of Gala
Week AZ Doorn

Doom, Holland, Sept. 22.-tBy A..
P.) - William Hohenzollern, former
German emperor. promised to be the
central Of the gala week which began
yesterday in this city and in Ameron-
gen. which for more than a year was
tho home Of the former monarch. He
has given 1000 guilders to the committee
In charge Of the national orange cele-
bNti6n ut Amerongen. where the streets
have been decorated with the proceeds
Of his gift.
Thee limax Of the celebration will
be the formal turning over by William
10 the president Of the Order of the
knights of st. John of n hospital al
Amerongen. which was built and fur
nished by the emperor as a mcmento
of his stay there. This will be followed
In a few days by the wedding Of Eliza
beth Won Bentinck, daughter of Count
Won Bentinck. who was Williams host
at AmerongeD.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
Shoes at S5.65

High Laced Shoes-a very at
tractive collection, various
styles and feathers, designed
for college women or those who
like sensible low heels. Made to
sell at $500 to $12.00-samples
at 1856.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
No Reports of killlna Ernsta

No nePorts OF kii'Ing Frosts
Harrisburg. Sept. 22.--State Depart
ment of Agriculture officials yesterday
declared no reports of killing frosts had
been received although cool weather
was generally reported from various
iarts Of the state.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
Shoes at S8.95

High shoes, from the Smalz-
Goodwin Goa variety Of new
styles in various feathers, for
all occasions. Sizes a and Az,
A and B widths. Made to sell
at $1,000 to $15.00-samples at
1896.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
Shoes at S5.45

Smart OXfords and Pumps,
in new autumn and winter
styles; welted soles. Fine to
wear with spats or wooden
hosiery, for college girls who
wear women's sizes. Made to
sell at $500 to S10.O0-now
$5.45.
Clnthier-EIchth and. Eilhnrt 81 reets
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-02-14
MoRBIDITY WEEKLY REPORT

Infuenza-week ending Feb
ruary Sth, 1920:
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-02-14
THE LASH OF THE LIONS
TAIL.

Because Of the failure of Ii
senate to approve the peace treaty.
some of the newspapers of Eng
land are saying real unpleasant
things about the United States.
Two of them have made the asser-
ton that we did not enter the war
until we could choose the winning
side. We always considered that
England could advance many ri
diculous doctrines without strain
ing an effort or stretching the
British conscience but this last adj
vancement takes the cake.
The fact is, when this country
started its soldiers across the
water, England, France and Italy
were whipped to standstill.
Within less than a month, the
German armies would have been
in London, Paris and Rome. The
allied soldiers were on the run,
when the Second Division of the
Americans stopped the march of
the Germans at Cantigny and
drove them back through Chateau
Thierry and the Argonne to the
Rhine. and whipped them so com
pletely that they surrendered by
accepting the terms of the armis-
tice.
England s history from 1776 to
1915. and then to the present
should supply the knowledge that
she can whip nothing but a few
starved out Hindoos and the very
insignificant Boer republic, small
convoy of agricultural dutchmen
down in South Africa. Call up
the ghosts of George Washington
and Andrew jackson, and they
will repeat this message.
We remember that William
Edenborn. reconstructed dutchS
man was arrested in New Orleans
during the war, and threatened
with severe punishment, for hav-
ing made the assertion in a speech
that we had more to fear from
England's treachery after the
war than the possibility of Ger
many's success in the then exist
ing conflict. Well, it looks like
he was right, and should he
handed reward for superior
knowledge of coming events.
And a little further from this
happening, did rot England and
France send this message across
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-02-14
RENEWED TESTIMONY.

No one in New Iberia who suf-
fers backache, headaches, or dis
tressing urinary ills can afford to
ignore this New Iberia man S
twice-told story. 1t is confirmed
testimony that no New Iberia res
ident can doubt.
Jacob E. Martin. retired painter
.119 Frere ST., New Iberia, says
+" For several days | ceuldn t
straighten up on account of the
sharp pains that would catch me
in the small Of my back. | could
get no relief no matter what |
did and lost considerable sleep at
night. Mornings | would feel 50
lame and tired, / could hardly get
out Of bed. / heard of the good
Doan's Kidney Pills were doing
for others and got a supply at
Taylor's Drug Store. After TAX
ing few boxes, the pain eased
up and continued use entirely rid
me of this trouble. +" Statement
given May 4, 1914
Steadfast Confidence.
{. On February II, 1913, Mr.. Mar
tin said: 81 am glad to confirm
the. statement / made for Doan s
Kidney Pills in 1914 and | have
told other people suffering from
kidney trouble of their merits,
since. am now free from ki,,-
nev trouble and considering my
advanced age, think this sl'
good for Doan's Kidney Pills. -
zoe, at all dealers. Foster
Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, n. Y.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-02-14

known of the white light district
habitues strolled in front of the
camera while the action was GO
ing on and the resulting picture Is
a marvellous reproduction of the
roof garden as it was. The fol
lowing day the agents of the De-
partment of Justice started the
raids which caught the wide
open" places in New York by
surprise, and the night after the
/" A Daughter of Two Worlds, :"
scene was taken the place which
twenty-four hours before had been
gay with revelry, was darkened
dining room. 1t has remained so
since and probably will in the FL
ture for there is already talk of
stripping it of its furnishings and
abandoning even the serving Of
food.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-02-14
E. s. BROUSSARD STEPS INTO
RACE FOR SENATORSHIP.

Edwin S. Broussard of Iberia
parish has announced his candi-
dacy for the United States sena-
torial seat formerly held by his
brother, the late Senator Robert
F. Broussard, and now occupied
by Senator Edward j. Gay. He
spent Friday in New Orleans. He
is the third to announce his can
didacy for this office within a
week. Congressman Jared Y.
Sanders and Donelson Caffery be-
ing the other two.
Mr.. Broussard's statement an
nouncing his candidacy was as fol-
lows:
''The people of the State are
just out Of a long campaign for
state and local officials They are
entitled to a respite from politics
and therefore it is far from my in
tention to start the senatorial
campaign at this time.
'But as others have already an
nomced for this position | desire
to make known that ! am can
didate for the office of United
States senator to succeed Senator
Gay. / shall at the proper time
make more formal announcement
of my candidacy and the princl-
Piles that | shall advocate.
Senator Gay is at present with
a congressional committee investi-
eating conditions in the Virgin
Islands, and landed in Porto Rico
two days ago and may not know
that three other men have an
nounced.
A report is current in political
circles that Senator Cav will not
be candidate to succeed himself.
This, however, is not believed by
some men close to him. The sud-
den development of competition
for the place is expected to draw