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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-02-21
CONFINED TO INVALID CHAIR
FOR THIRTY YEARS: CURED
international News Service)

international News Service) .
Greenleaf, Kan, Feb. 21.-After
being confined to an invalid chair for
more than thirty years as result of
rheumatism, August Lohemeyer, a
farmer living near here, received the
surprise of his life recently when he
awoke one morning and discovered
that he could walk. E
Lehemyer takes great pride in his
new accomplishment and now takes
long walks, "just to get back in
TRIM" as he expresses it. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-02-21
AGED COUPLE DIE WITHIN
FEW HOURS OF EACH OTHER
international News; Service)

Providence, r. l., Feb. 21.-The
strain of watching by the bedside of
her invalid husband so weakened
Mrs. John H. Stafford, seventy-three.
that she died a few hours after her
husband passed away. ''
Stafford was sevetny-eight years
old and his wife, unable to find a
nurse, was obliged to sit by lis bed
side day and night watching and
ministering to her husband. 49,.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-02-21

Georgia Brown and Josephine Parker.
The Normal school orchestra furnish
ed music. .f2I.' gs t5' y ~ :.
A large number Of visitors enjoyed
the program, and highly commended
the Normal school instructors for the
splendid work shown in the splendid
program presented. -" =,Is"~.'... -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-02-21
MEATS
: ,!1-,'- 49,. ~ ~ = . ; $500
.B]en'l'':lidlji
N'e'|wsy Notes.
NJ MARKHAM ,lB REGISTER.

Among those registered at the
Markham on Friday are H. J. G..
j., A. Corcoran, s. W..
schibsby, w. H. Wood, L. w. Smith,
L. McNarlen, A. s. Jensen, M. r.
Allen, A. z. Place, N. I. Carlson, w.
TAYLOR andAT. J. Wieland of Mime
apolis, Frances Lapham and Edna
Murphy of Grand Rapids, L. N. Cid
dings, j. d. Mcdonald and N. A.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-02-21

Cemetery. M. p. Ibertson having
charge of the services. The pail
bearers were D. M. Edwards, F.. A.
Derby, George Fradenburg, George
Harrington, O.rA.r Olson, all OF Moose
Creek, and w. r.. Ray of Bemidji.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-02-21
CHICAGO BUTTER: MARKET FIR

Chicaqo Feb. 21-Butter receipts today, 4y763
Market firm Extra fair SIC TO- 64c; seconds 4ec to
53c; standard, 43zc packing stock s0c to 35e Weather
clement. No market Monday -: -. 4: )
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-Bemidji Market Quotations

CHICAGO Feb 21Potato receipts today ~ cars Market
seadv Northern Whites sacked and bulk, 1925 to $3.50
Western Russets $475 $3.50 Mo market Monday Wash
ington's birth anniversary, observed. E''
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-02-21

FOR >SALE-12O acres, rs acres hay
meadow and the rest good farm
q land at SchoolcraIt river. $1,000
per acre. Write Mrs. VIM. Han
son, Bemidji, MINI. 1d2-21
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HIDES

Sheen of Duluth, Thomas w: Bastyn
and. g. H. Scott of St. Paul, and M.
Van Wrinkle Of Canton, s. D. : = r. -
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Chicago Feb 21--Egg receipts today, 13,zzy cases
Market steady Frs &c., held st 44c to 50c
SOC dres 40c to 44c checks to $780,
25c to zoe. Weather clear. No market steady. &
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-02-21

LOST-Pa1r Of eye glasses between
18th st. and Beltrami avenue or
s. 18th St. and Irvine. Finder please
leave at Pioneer, office. s. IS ~ fSd2-2a
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-02-21

WANTED AT 5ONCE-Girl for gen
= eral house work Phone is. 1d2-2lI
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-02-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

The rate for want ads may
be found at heading Of reg
ular classified department.
Ads received later than II
o'clock a. m.Nwill appear I'M
der this head in current issue
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-02-21
Remidii Potato Ma

Bemidji Potato Market-A varieties, bulk small lots
so to per Carload ots sacked and loaded $500
to $3.50 per cwt. - :=>>i&. 49, =. l. -
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The following prices were
at time of going to press Of tod.
GRAIN AND HAY -
VEGETABLES

VEGETABLES :
Beans, hand picked, navy, cwt%$5.60
Potatoes, per cwt. -. .$S.2O
Beans, brown, cwt.. =. $3.50
Beets, per cwt. ,!..... .$l.25.
Carrots, per cwt. ........ $3.50
Onions, dry, per cwt. -. .$3.5O-S4.25
Eggs, per dozen. -. :4Sc
Cabbage, ton. -. $500
|Rutabagas, per cwt! SOC
Butterfat -. $50
Packing Butter. ...... SIC
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HIDES = J

Cow hides, No. 1, pound. ---... zee
Bull hides, No. I, pound -. 1Se-20c
Kip hiaes, No. l, pound. -. &3ec-32c
Calf skins. No. /, pound - .45e
Horse hides, large, each $8.00-$y.00
Tallow, pound .10c-12c
Wool, bright .%....... .40c-46c
Wool, semi BRIGHT. 80. sec
being paid at Saltwater, MINI,
Garlic. d.. !..... -.....- SOC
ParsDips per cwt. .$1.7b
Squash, ewt. ..r........,. $1.2s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-25

Mrs Sidney N,
of
Of
ew, the actor. " recently,
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Worlds Largest ousL

Proclaimed as the largest uncut m,
eious stone in the world, an enornoD'
absolutely aawless black opal. rers't
y discovered In the United States :
sow In the Office Of a government a
eial In Washington. The gem contain,
approximately p cubic inches mS
weighs 2.572-332 earats. 1t is v,lu.S
at S125,OOO by the owners. Te 4.
nous Viennese opal, which vas VIA
out an equal until this specimen -,
found, weighs 1,65s.927 carats
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How Mint BUYS Gold.

The mint buys gold in any form,
whether coined or not. when presented
In sums to the value Of $50 or more.
The face value Of coins Is not con.
sidered, only their weight and purity.
An equivalent amount Of lawful money
q given IN exchange. theoretically,
the gold Is coined and handed back to
the owner without charge. In practice.
as a matter OF convenience and to
save time, the mint simply buys the
gold and pays its full coinage value
that IL, what il will be when coined.
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United states We'll Wansred.
there ara rs naHiE.blo sreams q
ne United sent8


Changing the Color q Gema
n IL possible TO change the color e
precious and semipreci0us stones ~
exposing them to the sofinn OF radium.
A Frenehman who has devoted him
self to this study has Obtained ~
variable results BE bought sap
'pAires Of different kinds and put them
a q box with a small quantity OF
radium. At the end OF g month the
Transformations were a. foilowSt
white sapphires had become yellow;
blue. green; violet. blue; wine-cOlOrod
stone. red; dark blue. violet
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Felony and Citizenship.

II a person who has lost his citizen.
ship as a result Of conviction for q
felony receives a pardon from the gov.
ernOr Of the state or the president OF
the United States, his citizenship may
be restored and he Is again eligible
for Office; otherwise he Is Ineligible
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FrankIIn's Queer Vision.

When Benjamin Franklin became a,
hrst American postmaster general t0
wheelbarrow was prominent in man
transportation. That Franklin eruet
ed something better was shown BY bs
active interest in the first balloons ana
In electricity. He was not for one an
but for all ages.
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The arts Of printing and writing
were introduced into japan from Chins
IN the year 2S4. In 6T3 the Emperor
Temmu directed the publication of the
FIRST japanese books. ~Kojjiki," or An
Client Legends.
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ne use Of woods n airplanes has
caused experiments to be made regard
iRg the resistance to decay Of various
woods. Spruce. which has been ex-
tsnsiVely used IN aiEplane construe-
eicn, Is not particularly durable. Port
Oxford cedar. Southern cypress and
California redwood are very resistant
. decay.
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AgrieuIturs FIsL

At the head Of all science and aria,
q the head Of civilization snd prog
ress. stands-not nilitarism. the
science which kills; not commerce.
the art which aecumulates wealth;
but agriculture. the mother Of all In
dustry snd the maintainer Of human
llfe.-James A. Garfield.
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TheY Guessed Il

When the band played How Dry
Am" at the league ball park at Port.
land, Ore, three japanese fans stood
IN their box with hats raised, thinking
e the national anthem.
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Can Always Find 4 kick.

Jud Tunkins says the oldest ma, 4.
ever met couldn't remember a Nm.
when everybody agreed that buspsI
was fine and things were as chesn !,
could reasonably be expected.
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Easy . CHANG Name D. EnaIand.

Easy to Change Name In England.
In England no legal formalities are
necessary for q change Of name. a
person may call himself By any mama
he pleases. and may change his name
as often as he likes, provided such
changes are not made from frauduleni
- improper motives.
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HntnI for poas and cats-

A hotel for dogs and cats was opened
q short time ago in London to care for
the pets Of persons leaving the city TEN
porarily.
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Getting Set

The way some men arrange theiR
napkins when they sit down at a table
you would think they were going to get
Q shave instead Of a meal.-Arkansaa
Thomas Cat.
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The Ace Of Death.

One quarter Of the people on the
earth die before the age Of six. one
half before the age Of sixteen and only
about one person Of each 100 born
lives to the age OF sixty-hve.
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News fisms left wilh any e The
nto4a neus sreniS priog e Wsdnes-
f1y nornintn - ga gtek. w'm nd
sIlsff ~ inls &c colunns e Ia
nrnsa ~
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Jud TunkIna-

Jud Tunkins says 1t might be better
for the world II tombstones were more
reliable. No matter what kind Of Q
LIE man leads, he's almost sure q
q complimentary epltaph.
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Through Difficulty to Triumph.
Many men owe the grandeur OF then
lives to their tremendous difhculties.-
Bpurgeon.
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Why He couIdnH

Jones dIsmally: Il simply can't
meet my creditorsI" His friend:
SWhy should you? What in the world
60 you employ a secretary forT"
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PottIna Plant

n rSpotting a plant put q layer q
Uinders In the bottom Tor drainage.
The broad ax., 1920-08-14

r 7. Kirby, shoe Shining. Hat
Cleaning PaFlor and News Stand. 70
3. 3sth street, near I Staten.
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A D. Hayes, Cigars. Tobaeeo. No
tion, StatioEerJ and News Stand.
so S. State street.
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F. Bishop, Ggars. Tobacco and
News Stand. 8 W. zth street. near
State.
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ERolE THIS DATE oNWAKD
THE BROAD Ak CAN ALWAYS
RE FOUND ON skLB AT THE
FOLLOWING NEWS STANDS:
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Enter the coIlapsLbIo Drum.

A folding drum for orchestra musi
Ulans has been invented that Is extend
q to full size by ed RIBS between
the heads.
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Mn L Myers, Nuion Store
Laundry oasee aud News Sand. sol2
s. sisse ptrset
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csorrs w. Boyd, News Sand.
fsundTy o6cs and shoe Shining
Parker. 500 S. Ssass strest
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Thomaa Bel. NeWs Sland lee
cresrn Fariors and Lsuadry oGre.
" SD stFsss nsar s'..s
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Why Is II that after a man has carv-
e cut his future he begins to cut his
hsst friendsi-DaIlas NswA
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Edv.rd Fssix Notions, Ggsrs and
New Stand OO2 S. Dearborn strest.
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The Peoples Gas I.isht & Coke Co.
Tslsphsas Wshe.h eooo. lGsAiEa Ays.ss Aa.s stssa
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
Ser MalbingtOnCr
WerClnSMeicr

8enn sic, eelie6teS 9er5, 9lau-
ben, Dab id) miW nun ltpermuBlg ult-
ltrengen mer0e, ual Sbpen nun Dle.
Der Oen Sumlnel lute lu)Dll 0dS
fllngt: &illnnlel - luil SDucil dll0
ben &ilmmel 81 relben, oulul llllu Sle
auf Dem bol5erAlter 0ol5De8e. 9eu-
te babe iD mlrtllW lcDr menlg, ulel-
gornl1Is gu trIlperen, loltoeul
tann mld) III gelladJlluJ-r Hube Der
GrinnermIg genunerer Sreuoen III
Dergangelier Wode b%lngebell. al1o
mollen lDtr nal Der 9telDe tud alles
idon betrobten! Meum sic aber,
uuer StronenloDn1 0od) Dle0er 81 nor
geln unlanger, oarll tonneu Sle er-
maS erleDen~Qai1n nil idD SDnen oel=
gen. Do Bartbel De Mtolt bot. Wtoltl
% ut 11on lDIe0er 10 EN- Nort, oas
uns All Die dlte ldoIIe 3eit erinnert.
@eiB Der Simmel, mir 0eutlHen iino
bod cine tr%intfelte ytatiou. s56 bore
Droentli6, mle tJie mir NIT Dem
Yrultton Der Aeber5eugung 6uitinr
men. Woate es Sbnen au6 geroten
baben, oenn JOINT Bate ib Sbnen
reinen Sein eingeibantt. See, il
gebt 0us nidt meiter, mir fonlmen
aus Dem Srinfbaren 9arni6t bernus.
Allo i6 lDolte Sbuen ia er5dblen.
9a frozen ii6 oergangene 8o6e Die
Ginberufer Der MISUNDERSTANDING
bonn na6lten Sonntog nit nod ein
paar anoeren uno lieBen lid) Oas
Mobl uno Mebe ibrer lieben Stom
mesgenollen anl Screen liegen. uno
tie baben man6' ihones gSort gere-
bet, mai16' l6one Sat beabIidtigt:
feinen ioate es unter unS geben, o1g
ibnen oafiir Danf 3olte, Dor alien
aber Den Cant oaour6 bemeiien iol
te, Dab er aud AM ndblten Sonntag
oa lit uno mitbilft, oaS neue @e6all
De Der G%inigfeit uno 3ulammenaebo.
rigfeit auf5ubauen. 8as geplont lit,
fragt ole @eipabr oes @elingens ulo
oes Grfolges in iid, meul1 mir 3r.
iammeniteben nno nenn jeoer li6 ais
OaS 3eigt, mas man bon linn erpar.
tet, alS gan5en Mana. glIio oarum
Seuerlter, pergelien sic ni6t ndd
iten Sonntag, ben 25. 9luguIt, nm
8 ubr abenos, sic observation-disclosures
lung, uno bringen Sic nit. men inn
mer Sic fonnen. Sd weiB i6on.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
8. s. SilfSOerein
fiir sic Noteioenoen in 0eutidlano
uno Oelterreid.

Die Mr6eit oes GrecutiufomiteS am
resten 6reitag mar cine 8Iueigeteilte:
Crit erfolgten ole lebten 8erifte Der
einaelneu &omites, Die lebten notigen
@orbereitunae1 muroen beiproAen.
mo 0ann fam cine ollgemeine for.
perlide 8et6tigung, iloem WtGmer
un0 6ruuen lid ooran modtelG, Sai
icrL Geaer, Glider uno tauienO &let.
nigfeitcn e%in5upoden, I'm lie fiir Den
8icnicplob fertig 81 moden. Dam
trennte ma ii6 III Der froben Grmar-
tung, Dab oas Yicnic ielblt ii6 nun
ouA at einem Grfolge g%eitalten mod
te. @liidli6erpeiie III Oieier 8uni6
in Grfiiaung gegongen. 9os 8etter
Aatte ni6t beIier Iein fonnen, unO
menn audi einmal Der Gegen be0elf.
lih orobte, 10 blieb es chen beim 0ro-
ben. Ser Silfsberein fonnte nit Dem
|8eiube redt 5ufrieoen iein, miro ct
Pooh ourH Die @%innabmen aus Dem
9icnic in Die Gage geIett, mieoer Der
Scot abbelfen 5u fonnen. Die gtear.
beer uede muroe tit6tig in@nlpru6
qenommen, 10 tii6tig, Bob es noti9
mltroe, nod &eierben b%eran5u3leben,
unO alld mas ionit 90 nor, farlo lol-
den 9(biab, ooB jeoer Stano a1Sber.
fuuft botte. Sir Die gelultigung Der
aleinen mar aud geiorgt, uno Sen
@roBen bereitete ser Sortrag Ser al
ten l6onen 2ieoer ieitenS oes Sam
aerbunoes uno sic &eoe elmer Dame
aus Giien Sreroe un6 @enuB. Sc
mug, es mar cine gelungene geron-
'toltuilg mie ale oie nnoeren, Ole Der
Silfsnerein bis iebt abgebalten bat.
9(le, oie georbeitet uno ionitpie gum
@elingen oeS @an5en beigetragen ia.
ben, gebiibrt Der 9anf, beionoers
Serrn @railner, Ser ourd Sergabe
oes &lobes ltno tdfige 8eibilfe iih
iiberaus ner6ient gerna6f bat.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

lildcs, obcr bod oui oeutlde Der
bGItniile 0u9eidnittenes lodioloemo
frotildes 4aeinregimellt 81 begriii
oen. .9os lit lire icsige Bolitit.
Qeiht miro es ibnen niht Deroen
Nber giinItig lit .ibncn Der Sieg Der
Nuilen I'M Often uno Die iaolrette
l1ntcrItiisung Ser Sran5olen I'M Use.
item oie ones berIudell, Inn 9eittld
LAMB al oeripIittern. &artei6mie'
troHt, 6npriide ACCOMPLISHMENTS
DIE, rbeinl1nDiide S%rtrigue, Arbelter.
o%ufit1noe, oIleS lit oeu6ron6olen rett
luenn lie nitr 9elltldlano nod mebr
serItiideln f0nnen ais tie es idon &c
ton boben. Gs binocrt ie ooron be-
fonntlih mr. oie Giferindlt Der Gng
ldnoer. Sdooe, Dab Die ueltelt @ob.
len feline 8eIierung eeidafien boben.
Die olte &oaIition oie Die Wtebrbeits
Io5ialiIten einidloB. war Den I'm.
it1noen nod, cine aliidlite ol nenren.
9ie Iebte Wnbl mar Elm llnglild.
Sebr Itorf pertreten lit in 3cntid-
lono nod INNER Der fleinbilrgerlidc
9aItenqeiit - trot Heoollltion ariea
uno SooioIoemotratie. Stott 3. ..
Sitel in Den Yapierforb 5t merfen,
mohIen Iie in oen ocrriidtelten 6or
men aus Dem 9ooen. aeiner min
mebr nMeilter" lem; ole moIlen lie
.Sbermeiiter" ieiu. Wlnn oenfe bod
mr.. ipelhe Gntiuertlmg oler Werte
Mon lielt jest foit nllr nod bonn
&lcmpnerobermeiIter Wtolerobermei,
tier. SleiIder., 9iitler. Sdnmoder..
8ottfer.O 8 ermeiiter. gae &ihter
heiBen bon jett ob @eridtsr6te. a1c
! Sberlebrer StuoienrGte, 8nnoihnfcn
.Stu6ienreferonoore" mn .-olieiio.
rem, 9rieftrGger beiBen gSdoiiner"
! Observation-Disclosures" Noitai'itentcn
iino .GoltiefretGre" Qemoroell. Goit
bireftoreH nToitr6te" uim. Mnn bal
GbertierGrSte, ObermoihiniItens o
be~raufieber. Oberpfortner Sberber,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Oberlagermeilter,
Sberbiireonoiener, aud 0omrg ri
SiteI HegierunesrGtin, Sritiar3tin
SD mO6te piiien oh es nIdt aud
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
1Nummnnijtiidlr StnSien

BON " II il icus VI ltoDer.
Scr jeoer Stoot i'll oieiem 2ano
SIT Naibington mobl meiit befannt,
"a fam elm le0er nobneu;
Gertreten olle 2loiien linO
Som Neger at 8aronen.
SERENE bliibn IN GROCER 3obI.
3luor mandem Satcr iebr gun GuaI
9ielpeiI er pieI muB ihan5en,
Gomit Die 9odter iiberoI
&cdt froblih tonnel %tan5eu.
Gon lungeu 0omeu, melhe 8obl,
IN ieoem &on5ert. ieoem BAL,
@ie mag cs iie wobI idmer5en
Dob es 10 Icbr an ptGmern iebIt
Wtit beiratslultaen &er5en. ~
Nur nod c II oeutihcs 9lubbaus bat
Ias gr D 5 e7entidhtm OieierS toot,
llno oas bat groBe Sorgen,
90 longe Der 8erpoltmgsrat
IS ouib1It mr. ourd ~ gorgen.
Bic Neiierlng Iieet gang onein
IN Cinem neien-SteIbeupcrein-
eolO ihipGuoen Ole 9eidnerOen,
@enn groB mo flein IN ginigfeit
Gin 0iitgIieo m0dte iperoen.
u. y. -Steubeuoerciu poer Con.
cor0in Iou Iein game Iein.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

oaB sic 3eit fommen miro, no sic 8u
mir iagen: Serr GereinSmeier, i6
oonfe SbnelL oaB sic mid aif meme
Gflidt bineeiuielen baben; mie froh
bin ih ood, oaB ib Sbnen gefolgt
uno 81 eleider Belt 8altmeilter u1o
9ouitein an Dem groBen @erfe gene.
len bin. alio, 6relinoden, laiien sic
inns Oas 8eite hpffen.
Ser n8aibingtoner gereinsmeier"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

-Selle 5reuoe berridt i'm Seim
oes 9errn Sulius @gloff, lis Gem.
aoe. q. 8. anIdBIid ser @eburt Ell.
mes StanmboIters. Miltter uno
aiiO iinO pobInuf.
-0os Set Der iilberneu 9od5eit
f@eierte am Wtittiuod), Den 81. Suli
D.. $. I'M 5nmiIieutreiie Serr uno
5rou Sobn Strait, wobnboit 403 81
StroBe q. 8. @u6 mir grotuIieren
ber5lidIt.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
cffiee: @O. nc sedHc GtraRe 1..8,
@i6cIm Sell lInteritHtnneS. Weiea.
idl0ff.


Die @eriommllmg Der @eieaidoft
ON Wtontog Sen 10. 3. 30. mar iebr
gut beiuht. Sad GrIeoigung Der
iibliheH @eidGftc idritt mar 3ur 8e.
ipredluns oes % iGbriecn 5iiftmas.
ieites. Die @eieaihaft bcabiidtigt,
oieien @brentoa in aan6 berporrageu-
DER 8eiie 8u feiert mo 10 lit es
ieIbitueritdnoIih, Dob sic 9eiprcdnung
cine ~einaebenoe rno lonae mar. au.
ber0em mur0e Ole @obI Der 9eamteu
borgenommeu. GrmGblt mur0en:
aarl GeoIf, GrGiioent;
Mar Ser 9i5e-E r1iioent;
BaiI 9adidmiot, Setret1r;
Sofob 9rigser. Sfosmeiitcr
saul RieOeI, 6iibrer;
TermoItungsrnt: aorI Sommel.
Chr. geilitein Sobn 6iihbad).
&ranfentomite: YnuI HieoeI, Ot.
to Sd)oefer, 8m. Sheaborn.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
9 bertotensrdber eiebt.

GbrIidfeit eiebtS in 0elitldIono
ober aud nod. Mon lielt 3. .. oie
bc5ablte an3eiee III Der 3eituug:
Daoninden 0ueelaufen. BETTER mo-
&c iid penoen on Soaulo 10 llno
ooS bel ser SuneerSnot uno oef ten.
rcn 5leiidpreiienl llno bel Der.
longt miro nod in ltreneen @ramen.
Sh leie. 0oB IN elmer ser pielen Yrii.
fllngen fir ooS 2ebromt oil boberen
ShuIen bon Al 9onoionten nur is
belton0en (im SUM 1920. Soerr
NohbiiIie miro eeindt fir einen inn.
aelr @umnoiialten: perIonat miro
gperfefte 8eberridnng ocS @neliiheu
uno 6ron36iiiden." Mon bereIeide
Dos nit bieiiaen SdnIenl Sier III
@olbington ioaen iih fir Sen oeut.
ldlen llnterridt i'm fonmenoen Serbit
III Den nSigbidooIs" nod feline Sdii-
Ter 9efunoen boben, obidon 9eutIdl
ipieoer ouf Dem SdmTplon Itebt.
Neftn nltr in oiciem Sail sic ShuI.
bcboroen 10 oiftotoriiG iein f0nnten
ME lie es inter Ban Sdoii maren.
Gin giites, iieiies 3eihen ser nelt.
en- 3eit IN Geutihlono. Gin Mborud
Der neicn Hei6sberfoihung lit oit
lGmmtlide SdiiIer. Rinoer ser @olfs-
ldilIen nno boberen Sdulen. gratis
pertcilt Doroen. Gs febIte MIR an
genug Hapier. g. 81.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
2. -StellbenOercin D0er Uon.
corOia ioG iein gtame iein.
VI mmImng

Ma NINA
SOmntas, ben 25. Snli, obenos s llBr,
i'm SGmserbnnO, 314 s Str. u. W.
Mir mOdten Die Anfmcrfiamteit
mnierer Seier nnO Seierinnen nod
cinmal anf bic @eriammInng, bic am
SDnntas NbenO i'm SGnserbnnObeim
ltattfinOet, leufen. Der 3iuef Oer-
Ielbcm lit fir nnS ale OOn 10 mcittr0.
GENDER 8idtiefeif, Oaf fciner periGn-
men iOllte, pinftlid sur Stelle sn
ieim.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
Sum %9lusidneioenl
An Den GnscI Ors TOOcs

s $. 8 NJ I.
@nibiuoton, 8. 6.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

Anfrnf.
an ale Burger bentidcr Serfanft, Die i6 fir
cine @ereiaighns O%erielbsn intsreIieren.

Ter WaaIA, Der it'd in griOatgeiprGdsu, III 3mI9rif.
Ten an oIele 3eitAag nnO aiI anOere 8riie kindergarten
bat, ndmltdD eiHcn ailaemeinrm %erein bes bentiden Or
tlemtes I'm Stitriit Columbia 81 ~8rMnOen, bat sic Inter
aetd,neteH neranlaFt, Die ein8cinen @ereine nno ale an
Deren Silrger oentlden llrpranaea, 0elebrte nno 9rbei-
Ter, Manner nnO 6rancn, biermit al elmer
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

8ai6iustou, .. 6, ben IL. Snli 1920,
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
Nh unicrc 9ricr!

Der @erolisaeber oieier 3eitung
iiebt lid leioer Dor oie u~nangeneb.
me alternative aeiekt, entiueoer
Ole 3eitlmg eingeben al laiien
oOer Den Abonnemeutspreis an err
boben. Set Sobren bat er bel Der
3eitltng 5ugeieet, ein 3ultono, Der
nid)t INNER m1bren fam nn0 Dem
ouf Die cine ooer Die olloere @ei.
Ie Gin Gnoc gemodt meroen mliB.
Mem lid Der Serausgeber bod
enolid entidloilen bat. lieber Den
Nbonnementspreis 5u erbobeu ais
oas Grideinen Der 3eitung ein3ii-
itellen, Damn bat er iih BON Dem
@eiihtsWiuft Ieiten Ioiien, Dab
bcutiqen cages cine oeiltihc Sci.
tlute, olid menn lie nod 10 flein
liz, bod Elm 8inoemittel bleibt fiir
sic, melde sic Whitteriprod)e bod.
huItefL un0 er bat iih babel Der
@offming binge9eben, ooB oIle Sc.
Ter ieincn Shritt peritcbeu merocn
mo germ Den erbobten IreiS 5otv
len, olS auf bic 3eitung per5idlten.
Der SeNaiisaeber bat aud oar fei.
ncll 3peifel gebeot, Dob niemnno
gIollben fonnte, Die Gr6obung or.
iolgc mr.. I'M einen bobeh Yrofit
bcraasDlihlngen. 3us bat ibm
fern aelegen, fir i'm lpuroe ieinc
Sonolunasmeiie bon Der Notluen.
oiafeit oittiert un6 ourd) ben bo.
ben Ereis fir Ydpier, Ole boben
Arbeitslobne mo Den ourd Den
arieg erfolgten 4usfoll BON Snie.
rotten beOingt. @enn lid grobe
Qoges5eitrngen mie 1Stnr",
Zines tno 8oit pernnloBt &c.
Ieben boben, ibre Yreiie 5u erbo-
ben, nm rpie niel mebr lit es oann
cine 3otpenoigfcit fir clue Bel
tlng mie 0os Soltrnat onS lDcniJ
ooer gar feline llnteritiisung be-
fonlmt. Die 2eier meroen boffent.
lid, Die SodIoge Oeriteben uno Dem
alten Salsireuno o8oibington
T%yournnl" treu bleiber. Bonn !.
Nugult an foitet ole 3eitung fir
i2 Otonotc ......... 800