davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
Maidinenbananitalt in @itroip
nieSergcbrannt.

9ieier Gage entitano auf Dem
Sabrifgrunoltiif Der ban Gongen-
i9en @aIdinenbauanltaIt in Sit
itrow Elm @roBfeuer, our6 oas oas
aIte umfangreide So6merfgebGuoc
Ger friiberen giiengieBerei ino Mo-
iGincnbauartItalt bon Seinri9 Sch
Ter lopie cine an linn ~angebaute
maiiioe Saue b~oaitdnoig elm Gaub
Ser 6lammen tulroe. Ser gerlltlt
lit in elmer MIR idabungsneiie 5l
acknowledgement @n5abl bon alten
Mooe1cn, Die bon 6en pier5iger
Sobren oes porigen Sabrbunoerts
an alif Ben 6a6rif6ooen ~logerten,
iotpie in oem @erlult elmer oIten
0ampfmaidine, bie in ibrem anti
fen @erte faIt runo " Miuion
Marf reprdientierte, 5u erbliden. Sn
Dem alien nilnmebr 5erltorten @e.
bGr6e mar ieincr3eit audi Der Did-
ter uno SdriftiteIer Seinri9 Sci
Del iabrelans tdtig.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
Ger Oerfulsts @rafthIObm.

Sn ser Sranfiurter ariminalge-
id)id)te lit Der 34i1briee ghneioer
Soiepb @innen tein ltnbefarmter
mebr. Die Boli5ei meiB genali, oaB
iie es nit einem oer gefdbrliditen
@erbred]er gu tun fat. Mebrfah
ihon bate er erbebIihe Strafcn gu
oerbiiBen, oreimnI meilte er i6on
in Srrenanltalten. 8Gbreno Der
8erbanOlung nabm elm @adtMeiiter
neben iGin 8lot. @innen trat nit
Der gebauptung ouf icst Sdrift.
teller 81 iein uno ei9entli6 @rai
BON 8innen au beiBen. Gr ici oas
unebelide Sinh zines @rafen uno
feline Samilie peroe ieit Sabren bon
Dem @raien perfolgt, woriiber aud
feline @utter geltorben iei. guf Der
Anfla9ebanf begann er ~aImdblif
lebbaft gu aittern uno erflGrte auf
8efragen: SD bin nidt franf.
man mill mid franf MAIDEN" Die
linn friiber 5uerfannten Strafen
babe cr nidt abgeieiien, oa er nidlt
baftfGbig mar. 9as @eri6t belt
cS os5 fir oas Bette, sic Sade 81
pertngen uno Simmer duf ieincN
@eiltes5uitano binunterluden 3i lai.
49, .- = oaG-. Aonn
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
aentldss sGeater in eiSnmerira.

Sn guenos glires uur0e gniana
Sui no9 i~orJldltiger 9orbereitung
ourd S6catcrIircftor @uItau 9lubm
cie gftieugeieaidait .Qeutihes
S5eater in Siioomerito" oeariin.
oct. Sn scr @riinOungsiisung ma.
rem inter onoerem bertreten Der
triibcre oeutife @eionote in qraen.
tinien 6rbr. b. 3. 9uside.Sa00en.
houieil Der Oas @brenpr1iioiim Der
@eieai6ait iibernnbm, ierner Der
ge1enlpGrtige @eionote b. SIsbou.
len, Der Neidsfommiiiar fir bent.
i6e guslanoihulen BroieIior Or
&eipcr uIrp. Ser nrlien @eieai6ait
miro 0os pr6dtige GoIumbus. Sbea.
ter ser Stoot 5tpei Monote i'm Sabr
fir oclitide A%uiiiibrltngen our Ser.
fiigling itcbcn, iener &unlttempel
in Dem gcgrnpdrtig @agners
Spcrn in muItergiiItiger 0arbie.
tilng TAFT tngtdgli9 Den 9eifan Der
ftinltlinnigcn areentinier finoen.
9urb @aitipiele in oen groBeren
StG0ten Siioomerifos miro oas
9eutide Tbeater iid als beroorro.
genoes &liltltrausbreitungsmittel
ertueiIen.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
gc~rfe6lnnsen eines s%uutbcamten

9ieier Gage bat ii6 in 9onios.
berg /. 9r. Der SO Sabre olte 0e-
acknowledgements ser OItpreuBi-
iden 2anoidaft eridoiien. Bie iid
berauSIteIlt, bat Der 8eamte, Der be-
reits 25 Sabre i'm 9ienit mar,
aus sen ibm onoertrauten geitGnSen
@crtpapiere in &obe bon 100000
Marf peruntreut. Die 8opiere per-
forfte er. Gen GrI0s beripieIte er
in &0nigsbera ltno Gran5 nit BE-
~fonrten Spielern unO Bel Henn-
ipetten. Die 0~iebitG6Ie fonuen bod
items flint bis feds 8o6en 5uriid.
liegerl, Oetn cine Geoiiion mar Dor
Rur5em por9enommen moroer, bel
tpeld)er allies in Sronung gefunoen
poroen mar. Sn Den letter "a.
gen muroen im3ulammenbange nit
Oieiem gorfoae in 90nigsberg un6
Grana mebrere befannte Spieler
porldiifig feitgenommer, bod ipur-
Sen aae pieoer ouf freien SUB &C.
lett.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
Gin Scnnn5iantenfonOs in @indjcn.

Die y@in9ener3eitune idreibt:
SIS lit cine tief beidGmen6e Sot-
Io6e fir Sen moroliiden @ieocr.
gang ultieres golfes, OaB ii6 Die
Miin6ner @erbonOsfommiiiion &c.
3punoen geieben bat, 6eim Sberiten
&at oie Sboffung zines 9emunaian-
tenfonOs 81 beantragen. Ser Som.
million tparen in Sen Iesten Mo.
noten Ie6r piele 9enrm5iationen
iiber argeblide geritoBe eegen Die
8%eItimmungen Oes 6rieoensnertro.
ges aneegangen. Die @errdter if.
res eigenen 8aterIon0es, Die nit
I1uloig an Ser reuen 9emiiti9ung
in Spa iinO, traten oft inter ipi-
0crli1en l1mltdn6en an sic Ser.
transformation bernrt, 10 oaB bie
ousl1noii6en Sffi5iere iogar ltd
angeefeIt fiibIten, bon 10 iHmubi-
ger @eiinmlng. Sic muBten a6er
6onn aud tp~ioertpilig lire Bfliht
erfiiGen, uno 6a Sie meiiten Ser
@errdter fir lire 9enun3iotionen
f~lingenoen 2obn perlongten, oen It.
trog an ben Sberiten Eot Itelen,
fir oieien 3tped einen Son6s ali
erridten. 3nS lit aud gei6eben."
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
Sin Oentid.euanseliIdes &nltnriuerf
in polniidler SnnS.

Die polniidJe Ee6ierung bat, pie
Der @pang. 8reiieOienIt erf16rt, oas
eoongeliiGe 9iafoniilenbous in go.
fen als Elm BON 0euti6en geIeitetes
llnterne6men inter 2iquiOation ou
1teaen beidloIien.
9aS eoangeliide Oinfoniiienbaus,
1866 begriinoet, muroe nad mieoer-
bolten @rmeiterungen i'm Sabre
1911 nit einem &oitenaufmano BON
iiber 3 Miaionen @orf p0Gig ner
erbaut ltno in mlItergiltiger @eiie
nit alien moOernen tberapeutiiden
ginrihtun9en ausgeitattet. Weit
Dem &ranfen9aus lit elm SdtpeItern.
m%utterbaus nerbunoer, an Dem BEL
Musbrr9 oes &riegeS $50 Shwe.
itern in 208 @rbeitsgebieten mirf-
ten. Son Infang an wuroe Oas
&ranfenbaus allen 2ei6enoen obne
l1nteri6ieo Der &onfeilion unb ga.
tionalitGt our gerfiigung geItelt.
Ser porltebenoe 9eiAluB Ser pol
niiden Gegierung, Ser oas Sdlub-
glic0 elmer Settle bisber perge6li6
gebliebener Iniflage our Better.
greifung an Dem mertpoaen Sbieft
biloet, ltellt einen unerb0rten Gin.
eriff in oos 0urd Ben 6rieoets.
b~ertrng getpG6rleiItete religioie
S-elbltbeItimmlingsredt Der 9eutif'
@pangelil6en Holens Bar.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03

oriutper no6ocnfc, bann muB id 81
Die &obnfIubiden fomme, oab es
gar nit onllcridtrr moglih is. @enn
e 6rou 10 Ell Montb bat, pie Die Si5-
sic, no in oue 9tpeitidens 10 gut
%0cpobItet is, mo ielbit idon for Der.
idieoene Nifices 9elnilfe is, tuenli er
ic audJ ME nit frieqt bat, I'M mo ie
10 piel BON lerne fam, tpie bon mid,
Oann is rs gar fein @unner nit, Oa6
Ie oufacflGrt nero. SD fin idpbr,
fucrln ole 9i5Sie e tpenio Oicf in Die
YonitifS gcbn oitbt, OoB ie idubr
Gcnug nod email e bo1e Sffis lGnoe
fam, I'M bier is Der cin5ige Gieien
for tpurlliu i'd iurrie fin, OoB ie in
Die olte &ontrie gebore is.
@omit ;b bcrblcIWe SSbne Sbrn
lictuer
@biIipp Souerompfer
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
Tnnt AuBlannr.
Der aampf nm bns ednuein.

Gin ieItiomeS 9ompaniegei6Gft
botten elm 8einfommiiiionGr un0
cine 8itiue in @eIiinoen, &6einbei.
len, abgeidloiicn. 9eioe fouiten ge.
meiniam elm 6ertelhen. Bon benz
9ouipreis 3abIte ser Rommiilion6r
5pei Orittel, 0ie @itmc Elm 0ritteI.
Sn Dem gleiten 8er61ltnis ioate
Die auf5uht Oes Sdppeindens BON
beiOen rIftiondrcn" setroecn unS
0as 6lcii9 ipGter oeteilt werocn.
0os ging iolanee gut. big Streitig.
feiten inter Sen 9elitern oes
Sdrweindens ausbro6en. ga man
bon einem gemeiniamen S6Iodtfeit
iest nihts mebr pilien moIte, BE.
idloB man, oaS Sdppein 6ffentlid
5t oeriteigeru. Salb @eIiingen CT.
idien aud unO bot IuItig oorauf
log, piele iteigerten freili6 mebr aus
Tiff init. Ils fir oas 10 Yfuno
ifpere Sdpeinfen iiber 1000
Marf binous fem meiteres @ebot
mebr ertolgte, tom eS 5u einem
8eriteigerungs-0 ueu afpiiden oen
beiOen 8eiitern, 0a feiner Dem an.
bern oos Sfmein gounte. Siege.
rim bIieb idlieBIif sic @itipe nit
einem S01itgebot BON 5000 Morf.
Shmun5eInO itri6 Ser &ommiiiio.
mar 5000 Mort, leinen InteiI an
Dem @rlos, elm. Die @itpe 5og
itoI8 nit Dem Sdpein fort. Sic
Oerf iebt oas .Romponieihpein"
fir 5000 Marf, Die Tie be5ablt bat,
oOer fir 30 Marf i'm |fun0 al
leit p%er5ebren.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
antider etnbIierte i'd nLs gr,t.

9as unbcimlide Srei6en zines
foIi6en Ir5tes murOe BON Scr Der.
liner Griminalpoli5ei auigeoedt. BE.
amten fam 81 Sbren 6oB am
Shiii6auerOamm Elm 4r5t ocrbotene
Silie %Iciitete. Die 3odioridunaen
botten SurGfit fein Grge6nis. Die
Spur fiibrte enolid auf einen
Wann natnens Albredt, ser ouf
Dem @runOitiid geo. 33 i'm erIten
Stod oes &oigeb6iOes pobnte. Cine
Dur6iufung ieiner aus Gommer,
Slide uno Stlbe ~beite6en0en @ob.
nung beitGtiote oen gerOoft. @on
fan0 oGerlei dr5tlitle SnItrumente
unO Meoifomente, Die ser 8ob.
nllngsin6aber 5uiomnengefauit, 10.
mie einen Sperotioustiid, Sen er
ielbIt aebartt bate. Ole perbotene
Troris oes faliden Gratcs, ser als
Elm frii6erer &ellerarbeiter un0 Rut.
Ifer elmer @eiBbierbrauerei entIarut
muroc, mar 10 lo6nenO, 0oB er Iih
elm eigenes Guto 6aIten uno fir
oie @arage 800 Marf @iete sob.
len fonnte. @Ibreft, Ser ii6 in lei.
men SpreditunOen 6eIo. uno Stobs.
ar5t Or. @lbredt mantle, bate gro.
ben SuIauf aus beiiergeItelten &rei.
len, nid)t nur ans @roB.g Berlin,
ionOern aud ans Ser 8ropino. IS
miro b%eboliptet, OaB einige ieiner
Operotionen iogor toOIi6 perIaufen
Ieicn. &od Oieier Gidtuus iino sic
grmitteIungen nod nidt a69eihloi.
len.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
10000 Marf aeranbt.

sSn einem Samburger @crgnii.
gungslofal muroe elm aneeblider
Yeter SGneioer, Der fid als Beam.
ter elmer fran3oiiihen ganf in
Main5 be5eidnete uno iid oiird
iibcrmGBige gltSgaben bemerfbar
mod)te, pcrbaftct, oa man in linn
einen Der Cater bermutet, ole am
80. SUM im OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in 9iiileloorf Den &aiiierer iiberfie.
len uno ibm 100000 Marf raubten.
9aS Sigualcmcnt zines Der Cater
triiit aaf oen 8erbaitetcn gu.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
Die tcneritcn StSSte.

Die 3agcgeIoer DER ocutiden
&eidsbeamten bel 0icnitrcifcn nod
beionoers tcllercn Srten limo our1b
beionnerc 3uid)Idge 81 Den peroro.
nlngsmaBigen Tagegeloern erg1n5t
poroen. Als belonocrs tencre
Staote geIten Maiden. NItono, 9re.
men, @reslou, 0ortmmo, DRESDEN.
0iiiicloorf, 9uisburg, giien, 6ronf-
lurt q. M.. @roBberlin, Samburg.
Sannopcr, Sicl, &oblcn5, &oln, 40-
~nigsberg, Scip5ig, Magoeturg,
Utain3, Wannbcim. Miinhen, Sp.
peln, Stettin uno 3rier.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
Die @einprciie in Der IfnLs.

81 Der 0telouig fiber oen Breis.
itur5 Der Biol5er @eine oiif 5000
Norf miro ms geidricben, bob es
lid babel mr. Inn fran5oiilhe oocr
cliaB. lotbringiihe @eine bonoeIn
Tonne. Der Bfal5er ltcbe auf MINI
oeIteuS 5000 Mart fir touieno Sic
ter. ga oas pf6l5iihe @einbauae-
bet redlt ausaeoebnt lit, 10 fonnert
genaue 6eltitcIun9en ipobl iibcr.
baupt nlir idtper porgcnommcn tpcr.
oelt. @in3cr, Die @clo braihen, Del.
fauIen lider t%eilfpeiic biniger, oils Tie
ofien 5ugeben.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
Sin Hener @rscnitanO fir 9icb-
itable.

Ginen neucn @egenitono fir
.9icbitdble unO @eruntreuungen bat
in Berlin ser S%teuerab3ug geliefert.
Die Steuermarfen. Ourh Die Der
abjug pom 9obn mo @ebolt be-
legt miro, boben eiuen erbeblihen
8ert. Die b0d)iten @ert5eihen Inu.
ten auf 25 Marf. Gin llnge.
trencr 8%oit6eomter bot iid ole nelie
Giurittung id)on oerbreheriih 5u-
muse genadt. Ser 3~5iGbrise Goit-
iefretdr 8il6clm Miiner aus 8D-
ris bat Dem amt 10000 Stiif
Steuermarfen 81 lie % Marf, alio
fiir 100000 Marf, unteridlogen
nno lit 0nmit onrdgebrannt. auh
10000 Marf bares @elo bat er
mitgenommen.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
Die NOtlaoe i'm bcicttcn @ebict.

@ie bon beleiider Seite mitge.
teilt miro, noleu Die 9roBeren @e-
mcinoen oes beiebten @ebietcs bet
Der 9erliner 8egicrrmg energiihe
S6ritte unternebmen, Inn cine Def.
iere Observation-Disclosures 6eS
Rbeinlonoes 81 er5ielen. Die meiiten
@oren iino iest i'm beiesten @ebiet
teuerer ais i'm iibrigen 9eutidlon0.
uno faIt iiberaa berridlt Wangel OH
2ebensmittelu. Die 9eo6Iferlng lit
icbr nn5ufrieoen, mas iid in fortge.
Ietten 0emonltrationen 1uBere. Der
8nderbonoel miro na6 gniidt Der
belgiiden @eboroen nidt geniigeno
6efdmpft, neil Die Gontroae 5iem-
lid oernadldiiigt iei.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03

0dncmarf ucrlorcn az baben. 60
beOauert ocu Scrluit ieines Sinter.
lanOes i'm GorOen, freut iid a6er,
bel OeutidlauO gcblicbeu 81 iein.
"a bat es cine 3ufumit, bei Dane
mari bdtte es MIR cine Ger9angen-
belt eeba6t. gInd Oos 9anOge6iet
Der 5meiten Gone lit nit ieinem
Sdidial 5uirieOcn. Die lln5uirie-
0euen iuobncn nidt iiiolid, ionoern
nor0lih bon Der Glauieu.2inic
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
Gr5ar Serbinan6s Inslanopcr'
mOaen.

@r8ar Scroinano bon 8uIgarien
lit ourd) ridterlihen gntidcio in
ben 0eiib zines SeiIes icines Nus
lanopermogens gelangt. @or Der
bulgariiden Snterpcntion bciab
&onig 6eroinano in England I'M.
gefdbr 100000 Yfuno Sterling
@ertpapiere, Die nad 8ulgarienS
gintritt in ben aricg 81 @uniten
Der britii6en arone ieqipitriert
tuurocn. Dieter Gage entidieo Der
2onooner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gu @unlten Seroinanos. 9ie @ert.
Idriften wilroen bereits an i'm 0u.
riidgegeben.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
Sitter beidIapua6mter @O6nnnacn.

Werfuiiroige Sitter bon beidIag-
nabmten 8obnungen bat Die StaOt
8orms in ibreu eigenen Sdubleu.
ten gefunoen. Die 8obnungsfom.
milton bat fiir orineeno @obnnngs.
beoiiritige 3pei. 9rei5immertuob-
nltlgen beIdIagnabmt mnO lieB oieie
8obnungen ourd oipei S6ueleute
beoniiidtieen. Die beioen Sdub-
leiite 5ogen nm ieIbit in Die 8ob-
nlul9en elm. sluf @~orbebaIte in Der
StaStoeroroneteniisuug iogte Ger
geigeoronete 81, 0oB ole r~enitenoen
Sfnsleilte Die 8obnune tpieoer
ralmen.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
Opfsr Der @auI. NIB sIaneniende.

Sn fa~taitropbaIer @ciie bat Die
Naul. uno 9lauenieudJe unter Dem
Biebbeltano Der @emeinoe 8oooelala
/. Iieo oufger6unlt. SnnerbaIb ire.
niger @ofen lino DER Seude bort
nidlt tpeniger oils ISL 9iibe nno
&inoer gum Spfer gefauen. Der 9e-
Itono an 3iegcn piirbe UNI mehr oIS
Die Sdlfte perringert. Ser am Hino-
pieb auein erlittene @%eiamtid)ooen
belGuft lid fir ole @emeinoe anf
melt iiber cine Miuiou Iorf.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
@rfaBte @eIeaenbeit.

@rfaBte @eIeeenbeit.
Scrlobte (5u ibrem Yerlobten):
I'm GottcSWiuell, gu balt mir orei.
5ebn alille gegcbci. Sdneu non
oen pier6ebnten Der!
Die Sauptfa6e. @t5Be
uno Ercis Sores yaucrlleutcs fom.
men bel mir Garniht in Netrad)t.
Gie Sauptiad)e 1T, Dab i'd ourd
ocn Yntaitf ~Ocsielben oas %edJt
criperbe, auf Dem bieligcn Yauern.
tbcater mitipiclen au oiirfen.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03

~AN ~ AONNg
@err Heoadtion1r,
id Ocnfe, Die 2i3.
5ie, mas mcine
Nlte is, Die is nit
gang Oa. Sum al
Icrmcnigite is ie e
poar Yotteus i6ei,
IN aues, mas icb
Oubn fam, Oas IS
ipati6fua ipcbting,
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
0frmrr SGIrribcbrirf NrS
3biiipp { aurraGtptrr.
80.

@cin Iicbcr Scrr aeouftiOndrl
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-10-22
SMITH |: | ROAD r.

Grant Thorndyke and wife and viii
Wolf and wife Of Akron spent Sum
day with their mother and sister at
Earl Donley's.
Eva Snyder and Mrs. Frank Gold
wood spent Thursday with the latter's
mother in Akron.
Mrs. Emma Huntley of Medina is
, visiting at Warren Miller's.
Ford Lee Provost and family of
Cleveland were callers at their cous-
in's, Mrs. Earl Donley's, Sunday.
Frank Wolf and family of River
Styx were callers at their sisters, Mrs.
Mary Snyder's, Sunday.
Earl Donley and wife and Mrs. Mary
Snyder spent Monday in Bellevue.
Mrs. Snyder and son Raymond Sny-
der and wife of Fairlawn, and Mrs.
Dora Smith of Akron were callers at
Frank Stimson's, Sunday.
Ed. Reusch and wife spent Sunday
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Emerson, at Medina.
Mrs. Fred Burd and daughter of
Akron visited at Mrs. Dell Myers
Saturday and Sunday.
Hiland Richardson and wife of Fair
lawn were callers at Mrs. Nye's Sun
day. -- r,~s s"aa.s .3
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-10-22
CHIPPEWA LAKE

The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
will meet with Mrs. G. B. Kreiger,
Oct. ~. 1t will be an all-day meeting
The ladies are requested to bring their
needles and thimbles. Mrs. Kreiger
will serve chicken dinner, and this
alone should be sufficient inducement
to bring out large attendance. &n
C. F. Lutz celebrated his 8Oth ami
versary last Saturday. Mrs. John
Canavan and daughter Geraldine and
Mrs. A. A. Young Of Lakewood, and
Mrs. Geo. Geiselman of Loudenville,
We're the out Of town guests. Mr..
Lutz, although ten years beyond the
allotted age of man, is still hale and
hearty, and works at his trade of car
pentering every day.
c. E. Craig, wife, and their sons Of
Akron and Cleveland, motored to Ash
land Sunday to visit their daughter.
E. Critz Of Akron visited with his
mother one day last week.
Abner Koehler of Wadsworth was
callin gon friends in town Sunday af-
ternoon.
Levi Derhammer and wife were in
Seville Sunday visiting their daugh-
! ter.
The Republican, ladies held meet
ing at the school house last Saturday
afternoon. There was quite a large
attendance and considerable enthusi-
asm manifested. "
The board of elections has decided
to use Barrett's barber shop for a
voting place at the coming election.
i Mr.. Moore broke his arm while crank
ing his Ford last Wednesday evening.
This is the second accident Of this kind
in the last ten days. yt a4, ."#
u Mrs, Catherine Young was in Lodi
last week helping her daughter, who
was quite badly burned while canning
fruit a few days ago.. 's' d, ''
There is aramor afloat that the Tile
mill has changed hands again. W.
hope this is true, as we all want to
see this establishment in operation
again.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-10-22

rally meeting Saturday evening. II.
we imbibed dads" definition of a
billion dollars, without a gasp, it's be-
cause we're suffragettes, and it would
have been worth goodly portion Of
that amount just to have had a
glimpse of King George turning on
his pedestal, when the counts and mo-
accounts passed by. Also, we are of
such Conscientious makeup, the most
of us, that we can't but heed the warn
ings Of Joshua, an d vote the Repubi-
can ticket the first chance we get.
: Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Belts of Ashta-
bula are at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Belle Clark, for several days
visit.
H. E. Arnold of Columbus is at the
L. j. Shaw home this week and next.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-10-22

surprising congress
Republicans
Service
Mr. Davey has been on the JOB minute since his election He has made it
in big things VEL as little ones are met to the fullest extent Of his abilities He
Of people NE Dave has shown Washington something
nng station workshop TIE most eSaeng lines Of business efficiency
Washington and standard
Of
unlimited abundance
sound principles conception duty and bounes enthusiasm
had experience of h aesss il caring f their interests No reasonable
patriotic citizen take just exception
in
big
\ ord of real service.
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:. Perfect Human Finure,

= There iss much difference of opinion
on the subject Of perfect human meas,
urements, but according to Professor
Sergeant, one Of the best known au-
thorities on the health of the Ameri-
can woman, the Following measure
ments constitute the. perfect figure:
Height, 8S.8~ inches; breadth of neck,
B.S inches; girth of neck, 12.1 inches:
breadth Of, shoulders. IA inches:
breadth Of waist, SO .incl1es; girth of
waist, 248 inches; breadth Of hips,
12.1 inches; girth Of hips, 854 inches;
girth Of calf, 1913 inches; girth of up
per arm, 1O.1 inches; girth Of thigh,
PA inches, and Of forearm, 90 inches.
Many other authorities insist that a
woman should measure In height; 5
feet Ave inches, or an inch and one
half taller than Professor Sargeant's
perfect woman. =" - ~ "s''E ~
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when Nature conspfres.

&E.sf When nature .ConepiToe.
We are told. that the walking and
climbing leaves" Of Australia were,
for over half century, among tho
3 best attested. OF natural wonders S
( IT is related that q party Of sailors,
wandering inland, sat down to rest
under tree. A gust Of wind shook
to earth, several dead and brown
leaves. These, after remaining prone
on the ground for few minutes, pro-
ceeded to show signs Of life and crawl
toward the trunk, which they ascend
ed, and attached themselves to their
respective twigs.
Hence, the sailor-men, who promptly
ran away said the spot was bewitched.
The simple fact turned out to be
that the so-called leaves were really
leaf-shaped insects, having long, PEN
dulous legs, which could be folded out
of sight, and possessing the chame-
leon-like power Of varying their color
to correspond with that Of the foliage
they were clinging to.
Upon being shaken to the ground,
instinct taught them to seek the shell
ter of the friendly leaves again az
coon as possible.-Exchange.
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CAMERA INSTEAD. or RIFLE
Big Game Hunters Get the Thrill Of
the Sport Without the, Useless

It was a notable event In the his;
tory of the wild life of our country
when the first big, game hunter hung
s:ups his rife sandStoo to- words s,tl
T with camera * - e. .,..> = ~
Ever since the first photographers
+ went afield with sportsman, the CAM,
era man has been the best exponent
and advertiser Of the prowess OF the
man With a gun. During the days, Of
the slow and cumbersome wet plate;
and long exposures the alert and sud-
den wild animal waa about as ,unat-
tahable pictorially as the canals Of
Mars.
The, dry plate opened up great pos.
sibilities in the photographing Of dead
game in its haunts. From 1884 on
ward American hunters Of big game
joyously welcomed the startling pic.
lures made, by Laton A. Huffman Of
Miles City, Mont. Mr.. Huffman was
a true sportsman, fine shot, and as
a photographer of hunting scenes he
long stood without a. rival. Never
will I forget the thrills that received
in his little old log cabin Studio In
"Milestown," when he showed me his
stereoscope views of -"'elk and dead
grizzlies, glory enough for one day;
a mountain sheep ram on the brink
Of a precipice, many buhalo-killing
pictures, and antelope and deer ga
lore. I think that Mr.. Huffman-who
still lives and photographs--enjoys
the distinction of having had more
photographs stolen for publication
without credit than any other camera
man on earth : and thst, know, Is a
large order.
American sportsmen hailed with Joy
the birth Of the light, ever-ready, uni-
versal-focus camera. It was the open
ing Of q new and delightful field Of
Christian endeavor. It presented a
highway Of escape from the flood Of
game slaughter photographs that had
been sweeping over the continent like
a deluge.-'Masterpieces Of Wild AMI
NAL Photography" by William 4. Hor-
naday, in Scribner: F@ W. ok: :H u. :. " I
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CELEBRATES HIS SECOND
~ -, BIRTH Anniversary

Master Albert .Rhoda celebrated his
|second birth anniversary Friday aft
|ernocn. 4 party Of eighteen, little
guests were invited to play games for
the afternoon: at the Rhoda home,
425tiAmerica avenue. { At S o'clock
a. pretty birthday luncheon was serv
ed to the little folks. The invited
guests, were Jimmy Dalton, Dale, Or
pha and Florence Arnold, John Nc
Clelland, Mary and Iris. Petrie, JEAN
cite and Betty Snyder, Victor and
Kermit johnson, Marion, Robert and
Donald Russell, Wilbur: and Francis
jon nson, Alex Bagsley and Russell
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Should Have Cured Her.

At a moving picture theater "om'
an, was reading aloud the announces
ments that accompanied the pictures
oblivious to the annoyance Of those
in her. vicinity. Suddenly her voice
slowly died, away, and the crowd
about her was eonvulsed with laugh
ter as she read this aloud. from the
screen: I'VE hate to put ashes in any
body's ice cream, but deliver us from
the woman who reads the moving pic
ture titles aloud"