davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-02-24

Cotton Seed Hulls, 90c per sack.
Phone rs. RAINES & co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-02-24
MY MSM

Is a powerful Antiseptic and
Pain Killer. cures infected cuts,
old sores, letter, etc. Relieves
Sprains, Neuralgia, Rheumatism.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-02-24

Buy your seed Irish potatoes now.
We have many different varletles.
Hershey Drug Co.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
iSrnu @Sanlina !6aienrittcr ans bcm
&cbeu gcidicben.
@ur lGn8er ais eiu babies Sabr'
bnnocrt in Scrmanu
iuubnbaft.

gtoh Orcim0fentliber &ranfbeit
lit nm IeBten 6rcito9 IN ibrcr @obs
nrn9 an ser 6rontitrabC, 6ralt
@ollline Soienritter, Nittpe oeS
ncrit. Is. ". Noicnritter, I'M glItcr
Don II Sohrcn. 5 Ntonotcn lmh II
Go9cn gcItorben.
Sic Gu6ingcihicOenc mtr0c IN
Suhicn, Geutihlun6. am %. WiGr5
1919 0CbOrcn lmb fam nit ibrcr
Wtnttcr oIS ain6 nodl 9Inlcritn, no
hic 6on1ilic iih 2llerlt nl @biln6cI.
phio niC0Crlicb luN lpdtcr lGngerc
,3cit in ct. &ollis mobntc <Inl
Sabre 1866 urr6CirothCtc tic lid nit
u. y. Moicnrittcr lm0 800 No9 ilm
&C GDCpn0r nod Ncrlnnn, no Scr
@ottc iih ula Eiidlrr nicNerljcb,
0ir &criturbCnC mar Yhittcr uon
5Cbu &inocrn, bon Ocnrn pirr,. iopic
CbCnlulla Scr (SuttC ihr inn Sp0C
porol,aQCQon9cn iin6. Scit lGnqc
rcn %nbrcn pobutc SSroll Moicnrit
fer lei Scr @ittnc Glnilir @ouCr,
mclhc tic bis 3lt ocrcn im Slmi CT.
iol0tcn (o0c in licbepoIlitcr g&ciic
pcrpilC9te.
6rol MoiCnriitcr mar lGnger ols
Elm babies So0rbunOert IN lmlCrcr
StnOt mobnboit uno 5QDltc 81 Den
iltciten lmiercr GilnUobncr SiC
bintcrl0bt iol0cnoc &inocr lml ibr
9(blebcn 5u bctrauern; 8roit Sltlio
Gnores@ uno 6rnt Slora RoitbcI
bon 0oflon0, California; 6ralt
Clara &clmc, non Ncrmann; 6roll
2lnnic 2&pnctt lmo SSrait Ntiuni,
GorItcns, non ct. Saul, Wtinu., mn
2(0oIpb Soicnritter, bon &anios
Gitu, ionic mcbrcre @roBfinoer lmo
picr llrgroBfin0cr.
Die @ccr0i8Ing fonN om Icbtcn
Sounto0 pon Der @obmu0 ibrcr
Todtcr, iSroll @clmc, aus, mtf 0cn
itGNtiihcn Trichbofc itott mobci 30
ltor q. $. &oamonn, bon Scr CDon,
Qclii6en Ct. YouI@ Stride, omtirtc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
Scrmann 8aer anf Gpntrc SslanN
gciturbcn.
&nrOc in Sermunn seburen nnS
hintCrlGft bier piele 1SrennSe.

Ncrmonn 8aer, iriiber bier tpobn.
bait, lit am Wtontug in Scr &ob,
nltn9 ieiner Shpeiter, iSrnu 25ii0or
ShnliNt olf Qortrc &&lon0. in
Nontgomcrp Golrntp, I'M 9lIter pom
60 22Sabren, 6 Wfonaten uno 80 So,
9cn ota hieienl 2cbCn 9eihieoen
Gcr &Critorbene mur6c IN Scr
mom ais Sohn BON Y. &. @ocr,
Cincm Scr critcn 9lniic6lcr uniCrcr
Stoot Qcboren lln0 Cr3oQcn. Gr mar
Sln90ciCIlc 9cblic6cn lmb icit uic.
len ESobrc1 ipobntc Cr oli Ser 6nrn
ieincS Sdmogcrs. SiiOnr ShniOt
@r bintcrIGbt cinen 9ruOer, gmil
8ocr, in Ct. 2ouiS pohnhoft lmf
folQcnNc orci ShmCitcrn: 6rol ROio
Sdmi0t non 2olttre 2SSlono. Sral,
0tino @ei5$ uno 6rou 2i55ie 9tei-
tcrnlomn non ct. 2ouiS.
Gic @Ceroi0lng fonO mm N}itt
moh IN 6ermonn ouf 0cm it0bti.
ihcn 6ricobofc itott, lnrtcr 9ctbcili.
glmQ piclcr 8reltn0c lmh 25uGenNgc'
noiicn 0cS @erItorbenen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
Scriclbc Stimmscttcl fir Truuen

GiQcnc Stinlm5ettcl fiir 6roucn
0ilrien bel Scr 9erbihpobI nid)t qcs
brnltdlt merben, 10 lpuroc bonn @ene.
raIompolt Mtc9luiitcr offi5iclI emf.
idie0cn. S5n eincm @riefe an bcn
StootsiefrctGr SuIIinon criudte cr
oieien, oIlc 3uitGnbi9en @cborbcn int
Stoate bon oteicr @nti6eibun9 IN
&cnntnib 5ll icbcn.
3u oieicr GntiheiOltng miro Scr
@cbroud) bCS roioiorbigen Stimnrs
Scttcls, Der 11ripriinglih fir sic
5rollcn porgei6riCben mar, olS ltlt.
gciebIif erfI0rt, 3ur 3elt, ols OoS
@cicb ongCnommcn iultr6c, nurh
mcl6eS ben 6rouen III Otiiioltri bos
9fed)t gceebcn murbc, iiir HrdiiOcnts
id)ofts.&anOiOoten 81 Itintnten, mrr.
sc in oieiem @eiete por0cidrieben
boB Gin roioforbiger Stimnl5ettel fir
oic 8rouen bcnubt merben ioIlte.
Sn ieiner offi5ieIlen Gnti6eioune
bebt Der @enerolonpolt bcrDOr, Dab
ourd Die &otifi5icrltn9 6es Srouen'
itirnmredts oIle @cictc, 6ie in Wtii-
Iouri be5iieItd ocS 5rauenlpobIredtS
beidloiIen murbcn bon ielbIt oltfgc'
boben poroen icien, unb beS6olb
fonnten feinc 9eItimn1lln9en bieicr
Stootsgeicte ourdgefiibrt, perben
McglGiiter fiiQte nod binau, bob nod
ieiner 9lniiht ocr @ebrmlh eincS
perihicbenforbiecn 3cttels 9cIetipi.
BRIG lei, ga ourd eincn iol6cn bos
gebeime goDlredt niht mebr &C.
mobrt merben fGnntc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
:Sm @liiionri ertrnufeu.
elunS Sdeabamer, anf benz 9ampf'
boot 9libbp Hu. 2 beidGfti9t,
iGlt nabe Sermann iiber
SOrS nub finSet ben Sub
in ben triiben Sin
then Oes Iiiiunri.

9log0 S6cllbamer, Der II Sabre
olte Sobn OeS @en. S6eabnner.
pon @aSconnoe, lit am lceten Wons
taq @orgcn i'm @iiiOuri ertrunfcn.
Ser ilm8e Sdellbantcr mar ais
grbeitcr I'M Qienite Der &eeierltn9,
oui benz 6IuBoanpfer 9libbp go. >
beidGftiot, Ger birter Oem 0nns
bau olrf Der Silbieitc 6es SluiicS,
ctpo 5 NFcilCn lultcrbolb Ncrmonh
anoclcgt hottc. G;r mar 3. 3. be.
idGftiQt in eineln Sdubfnrren Sob.
len pom Spcid,Crrollmc nod Dem
9aupffCiicl 81 fobren lmo 5por
iiber eincu en9en Ralrm cntlon9 Scr
9(uBcnicitc Oes 8ootes. ols er bos
@lcihgcpiht berlor lmb mitiomn1t
benz i6ncr belobenen Shubfurrcn
in Sen Glub iieI.
&ciucr Ger glngcitcllten mli benz
8pote mar 3euge bcS l(nfallcS,
bod b0rtcn tic Die 1ilfcrltie 0c5
25lm0cL uno eiIten ibn 81 Nilfe
mNum lie OemielbCn Hcttlln9sieilc
mo HctnugagiIrtcl 5llpnrtclL Oo6
i6icn Ser llnglilfli6c bicic nitt 5ll
ad,tCn mo Cbe Gin Boot flott &C.
m1tt mer6Cn fonntc, mar CT III Den
@Clleu DcrilnfCn lu0 fam niht niGs
Scr al NiC CbcrflGdc. Die Sbnt
indc O0b S6cQbamer cin gutter
ShniNmIer mar, lnl0 odB or Die
&cttlng&iaiIc Oia, inn. s'tgclnorfen
mllr0Cn ms Iciht bon ibn CrQrtiicn
mCrOcn fomltelL ni6t beodtetc, IGEt
beruuthen bab er bcim Sinobitiir5en
bon orm Sbubforrcn pocr sen Sob
ten oU StOpfc gCtroffen ltn6 betGubt
morhcn mar.
9In ser SteIle no 0oS llngIild
'ih 5ntrlg bot ser s5lltB cine Itorfe
StronnmQ ln0 trot ollcr gtof)for-
ihrn0cn lit eS biz Jest nod ni6t
QeInn0Cr bcn 2eihnom SIT finocn.
Ger &ntcr OcS Grtrlrnfcncn bat
cine 9clobnlrng bon $50 fiir g[uf-
tln0lm9 ocS 2cihnoms uusQeictt.
Ger Grtrltnfene true 5ur 3eit oIa
er m Ncn Slub fiel Elm ormcs
SenrN, 0lnlfelQrour &cicn 1nh brou-
nc nichcrc Scbube
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
9lrbcitcr.G .Gmtlaiinn9.

Gie Ntiliolri l}ociiic @obn Dut
an Wontog cine groBe 2ln3obI ibrcr
Strcden. 2Lrbcitcr cntIoiicn rmo sic
5mci Sections" bel Scrmonn ouf
je bier glrbeitcr beidrGntt. arnoIo
Slider uno s5ronf Soffmonn Die
@orIcrtc Der bcioeu bicIigen Sec.
tiOnS," oic bi5bcr jc nclm Irbcitcr
botten, nHiiicn ictt icben mic iic init
nur .jc bier 9lrbcitcrn fcrtig lpcrOcn,
Gie Gutloiiln9 Scr gIrbeitcr lit
mobri6cinli6 cine 8olgc 0es ncuen
Sporiml1fcitploncS Der giicnbobncn,
unO oic 3eit uurb lebrcn ob bier
nidt on pcrfebrten Gnoe gciport
miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
.Giseutbnms.lle .llebertrasuusen.

6olgcnoe @ritnOeieentbums. .lleber.
tro9llngen purocn i'm Recor6er.
Qnte bon @osconooe Gountp ieit
letter 9Sodc gebu6t:
Sn@. @oter on Notb. unb SSIop6
@illiurna, 2ots 5 lm0 6, 8H. II
III @Ionb, fir 1915; glIb. 9iutbolo.
CT an Nenrp 8illert, so glder bel
9fOicbi0. filr $4,000; IS. gB. 8uooe.
mcucr an Com. Sossnlunn, 2ots /
bis , mno I bis 8, 9lf. As, Omens.
pile, fT $4,000; 2lrnoIo SosfeIot
II. N. on SboS, IS. 9oran, SbeiI
Don Got 5, Oft. I. in SmenSpiIle,
Iitr $500; &cnrD 2on0luebr an Ben.
Hon0pcbr, 596,31 glder nobe IRt.
StCrlinN 500; ". S. Spurgeon
al ). ". Cooper, BOT in 8lano,
$1,000; @tlt. &8obIt II. u. on 9lIb.
Is. Atucller, Die oItc 6. u. Riet
&IohntnQ nobC Scr 0iltillcrie, IN
Mcruorn iiw $500; Otto 98inter
an ". ". WcGuron, 2otS 10, II
un0 ShciI uou Got ~, OF. 60. III
Nmrn3nillc, iilr $1675.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
0ori. Smfcnbrocfcr.

Gur6 Hoitor q. $. &osn,onn
bon ser biciigen cpon9I. ct. 4nuls.
STRIDE. murbcn on GiCnatog 0tor-
gen @p. s. &orf bon ct. 2ouiS unO
5Srot 2Coua Stufcnbrocter bon bier
getrol,t. Die @roltt lit cine Softer
Scr 6rou @cnrn 6leemonn pon Scr,
mann rn0 cine Sfmeitcr Ser 6rolr
2lu9. @obiicgcr lmo 6cS Otto Slice.
mann pon bier. Die 9teubernl0bltcn
lpcrOen in Ct. 2ouiS ibr 6cim nlrf-
ihloQcn. g8ir mijnid)en @Iitf gum
@lmoc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17

mclde Die G99ers Ntilling 60. an.
acbli6 wioerre6tIi6 als ibr @igen.
tbum bConipr,l6t wllrbe bis sum
,Sonlor,Scrnlin bcrifobcn.
Sol9cnoc mtbere Slagen pur6en
peri6oben: Wtorion gt. Roof ii. u.
gegcn @. 8. 9tooeerS II. a., Sbei.
lunoSpcrfouf bon 1880 g(dcr 2ono
nobc &oiebub; 6. 5. @ImSbere 50.
bon Soma gcgen 8. 81. Murpbp
bon OpenSpille, Sorocrune non
$512.4t fir on9eblih on @turpbp
obeeIicferten @oaren.
9on Sodiid jr., bon @asconabe,
aneefIn9t Dem mtnoer idbrigen
2Iopo S6eIlbamer eeieslpioris 81.
goretten berforft au baben, befonn'
te ii6 i6ulbie ltno tpl,rbe Inn SIC
uno 9e5abIune Der 8eri4tsfoIten
beItraft.
Das @eridt pertaete iid am
Mittipoh @oreen uno War Oieies
Der fiiraefte Eermin Der ie aubor in
@ascona6e County abeebalten iplir-
be.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
I8aro ro.Stcel.

6rl. <tb SSrene Steel iiberroihte
lcbte @ofc ibrc 5obIreidcn biciiQcn
0rcItnoe ols Iic aus TuIio, Oflo.
bona, olS 1ron 9top $. Igoro in
tbre bieii9c @einotb 5uriiffebrtC nm
NIT ibrcm @otten cine fltr5e 3eit
bel oCn @ltcrn @m. Stcel llnb @ot.
tin, auf Der 6arm bel Coles Greet
31 berlpeilen. Ole 8crmGblune beS
fri. Stcel nit 9foD $. glgor0 fono
om q. 9lu9uit in Sulia, Oflo.,
ltott, 100 Scrr 9lgarb in @Cmeins
'hoft nit icincm @ntcr Gin 9olts
noterialien. .@cidGft betreibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17

&lo9eIieo oariiber, bob irgenb cine
eineepeibte Serion in tauienb 9lab'
Ell in geeip gorf geiittee @etrdnfe
erbolten fonne. annGbreno elm
3ebntel Der @irtbifoften in oen
aebn erobten Stdbten ieien in 9e.
trieb. SSn $50 fleinen 3ollager.
bGuiern in peri9tebenen Sbeilen oes
2anbes befGnoen iih so Willionen
@aIlonea @bisfep, ,mb oieIer 8bis'
fep iueroe tros olenL mas Die &e'
eierrngsbeantten oaee9en tb1ten,
binoissei6nueeeIt unb berfolift.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
Sermann 81. 2.

&e8en boben mir iett inl llc6er'
tluB, MIR idabe bob bcriclbc ni6t
1rllber tam. 8enn iebod Der Srolt
lon9e ecnug ausbIeibt, fonnen mir
ol'f cine i6onc @rnte oes SpGtforns
rcdren.
@aitor &opps, bon Der 8resbpte.
rtaner&&irde su Sipiss, 1,nb beiiel
Salnilie iporen om 9omerstae BEL
Der 5anilie Socob 8oeid a.. @aIt.
Gin @artenfeit fdnb lesten CONT
tos altf ber Snrn bes 8m. 9ufner
1tat, on benz iib ettua so irnee
Se,'te betbeilisten.
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NOrriiOn

GDoa. s. @oimeiiter, non 81.
&ouia, lno Sri. &o1iie Ntoirc, God.
Ter pon Sos. Otoire mo Satin bon
WoSCono6e, Wurocn ICbtcn Oonners,
tog oltrd Sen bobrp. 8otCr Gu9er
NoQcoorn III Der 2liiumptionS .&jr'
dc qctrollt.
@cnn Oic Giienbobn.@eicll llihaft
nidt bol0 transport @eIeQenbcit
Iicfcrt, mcroCn llnicrc GlepotorS nit
g&ci5cn boIO iibcrfilut icin
9Seslcp 36cc rmS tSariIic, DOr
Ircloor, morcn lette 8odyc bier
ouf @cith bel Scr 6omiIic SSonoe
9icocri6.
90 Gromcr'@ Qrcihnloidine lit
mcitlid non Morriion am GIcc.
Oreihcn. Ger Grtrog iit elm iCbr
gutter,
hilbert MittbouS bat bon Senrp
Stod Cincn NumlcD GIonrr Suffer
lGrcIhmuihinc) 0cfouft.
9. 6. Cooper ,mb 6ciIen SoDu
Gr. 9IrcbiC Cooper, bon @nSconu6c.
rciitcu Icttcn Niittpod nod Cole
roOo. no &cbtcrcr cini9c 3cit CUR
GrhoIltnQ nerlueiICn mir6.
Gic biciiQc @oIfsihuIc unter
Rrincipol 5rco Hittrot lmO 2eb.
rcrin 6rl. &otbom murbe Icbten
Montog nit elmer S6iiIcr5obI bon
50 micber er0ffnet.
Trit SSotiidb unb @ottin bon
ct. &ollis, moren Iebte ISOLDE bier
oIS @GItc ser sFomilic !SorrB @or6-
ncr.
5Srou Ncrbcrt gtcocfer lm0 6rau
@m. 3eilmann porcn oieic @obe
mcbrere Gage beiu6spciie IN Ct
2oris.
@oItor 8. &illmNns reiIte LETTER
0onncrStog nod 2aiprence, &onios,
nm an Dem @tiiiionsfeitc elmer
epan0I. @emeinOe, ipcl6cr Elm Sobn
ocS 8oitors als Seeliorger borItebt
tbcil6unebmen.
5rou Sp. Mof, bon ct. 2oilis,
uno @rnIt Spoete un6 @attin, bon
9oonbilIe, narcn leste @ote 5um
geiud ibrcr 8ernanoten in WOrri.
ion.
8. $. S6peigbauier bat ietn
@obnbouS nit einem neuen Netal-
0od berieben loiIen.
Sermon geiobart ,,no 5omiIie
unb 4ueuIt 8aur unO @attin famer
leste ISOLDE per gluto bon ct. Souls
bierber gum 8eiu6 bon 8ertpanoten
uno 9efonnten.
s. S. Sanne ino @attin linb
Gus. 8iele uno Samilie beiu1ten
leste ISOLDE in 2inn Die Siaee goitu.
tp Sair.
Souls 8ceeer uno @ottin uno
$enrp 8oeeer poren an Sreitag
beiu18ueiie In $ermann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17

a4tet 6araaf, tpenn Sbr be5ablt
babt, boB Sas 9ntiim bi,tter @urem
san,en ai,d oementiprehenb aedn.
bert pir6.
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was arranged in Grecian effect with
band of pearls She carried a shower
bouquet of brides roses, lilies of the val
ley and swansonia. Miss Irene Rose,
niece of the bride, of Minneapolis, was
maid of honor, and Mr.. David Dockman
of Minneapolis, was best man. The flow
er girls were Lena Si1verman Of ST.
Paul, and Ethel Newburg of Minneapo-
lis. A wedding dinner was served at the
home of the brides mother following
the ceremony, where covers were laid
for So. Mr.. and Mrs. Silverman have
gone on a wedding trip in the East and
they will be at home in St. Paul after
March 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Marquis, zoo
Aurora avenue, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Sarah, to Mr.. William
Horne, on February 1st. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horne are living at the Elm Apartments,
178 West Summit avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus E1fenbein, 814
Laurel avenue, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Fife, to Mr.. Samuel
Flige1man of Minneapolis. The wedding
took place at the home of the brides
parents on Thursday evening, February
18th, at 8 o'clock, in the presence of the
immediate family. Rabbi Philip Klein
man offciated The bride wore a dress
of white tricol1ette with white hat of
Georgette trimmed with ostrich feather
and tul1e VEIL She carried a shower
bouquet of white roses. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E1fenbein of Minneapolis, were
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-02-20
Entertaining.

Mr.. Harold Finkelstein, 1884 Goodrich
avenue, entertained at a Stag, Saturday
evening, February 14th at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wolfe, 845 Lincoln
avenue, entertained at dinner in honor
of their daughter; Caroline, Thursday
evening, at their home.
Mrs Vim. 7Weiskopf, 766 Linwood
Place, will entertain ins honor of her
daughter, Mrs. Victor Recht Saturday
afternoon, February 21st, at her home.
Mrs. S. Perlman, GA Dayton avenue,
entertained at a bridge luncheon at the
Elks Club on Tuesday, February 10th,
in honor of Miss Mary Greenberg of
Minneapolis, whose marriage will take
place the last week in March to Mr..
Lewis, Perlman. There were 40 guests
present.
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ST. PAUL.
With the Travellers.

Mrs. Victor Recht of Milwaukee, and
Miss Doris Hebron, who was the guest
of Mrs. Recht for the past four weeks,
arrived Wednesday, February 18th. Mrs.
Recht will be the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Weiskopf, 700 Lin
wood Place, for several weeks.
Miss Ruth Hoffheimer, who was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Heller, o36
Paramount avenue, for the past few
weeks, previously having visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Selig, returned to her home
in Norfolk, Virginia, last Sunday.
Mr.. Sidney Rothschi1d spent the week
end in Chicago on business.
Miss Doris G. Hoffman, 49o Fuller, will
leave Saturday evening for Chicago,
where she will spend a few days. Miss
Hoffman will return on Wednesday.
Mrs. J. Chapick of Spokane, Wash, is
visiting in the city. She came to attend
the wedding of her brother, Mr.. Charles
Silverman, and Miss Nellie Horwitz,
which took place on Sunday last
Miss Anna F. Levinson, 1910 18th ave-
nue., south, Minneapolis, left Saturday
evening for Chicago where she will take
charge of the new office of the St. Paul
Milling Company
Mrs. Alvin Newburger (nee Doris
Summerfeld) arrived here from her
home in Chicago, on Tuesday of this
week, to be the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Summerfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. David Levine arrived
here Monday to be the guests of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Levine, Capitol
Blvd.
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Announcements.

Miss Nellie Horwitz, daughter of Mrs.
Sarah Horwitz, was married on Sunday,
February 18th, at the home Of the BRIDES
sister, Mrs. H. Berman, 1884 Lincoln ave-
nue, to Mr.. Charles M. .Silverman, SON
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Silverman of
1888 Ashland avenue. Rabbi Philip Klein
man performed the ceremony at $50 be-
fore an altaraof palms, flowers and can
dies. The brides gown was@of duchess
satin, embroidered in. pearls. Her veil.
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her attendants. The decorations were
in white and pink jonquils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fligelman have gone
on trip East, and will be at home after
March 1st, at the Crocus Hill Apart
ments, Grand avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Nat Harris, 1887 Day
ton avenue, announce the birth of son,
on February 18th.
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Miscellaneous Notes.

The card party given on February 10th
by Mesdames Smell, J. Ossery and S.
Winer, proved success, $120 being re-
allied thereon for the benefit of the sick
family. Mr.. VIM. Johnson of the SUI
perior Printing Co., assisted by the do
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Inn nAILILnAD nILL

only tho application of the new railroad bilI
10 working conditions can finally demonstrate
its worth TO the country The subject is so com
pick and The conditions it was designed to rem
cdy 80 serious that the bcst available human
Judgment can roproacut little more Than we'll
intontioucd guess
After admitting ihH much uncertainty con
corning tho now measure ~ les sIu possible 10
express unqualified qualification tt The prompt
approval given tho compromisc agreement by
the senate
In The frgt place there results, after many
many months ~ uncertainty cryslaliaed
method FOR returning the transportation lince
to their owners ana controlling them after such
return. In The second, tho speedy action OF tho
scnntc. hi partisan in lis nature les notice TO
The labor oIgarchy (which has been erected In
,hc shadow OF the national capital that the
constructive decisions Of lho American congress
cannot be swaycd by threats from such
source.
We do not here attempt 10 oven discuss the
prcscntmcn OF tho labor leaders. As we
pointed out At tho time the Incorporate ulti-
NAHUM was delivered TO tho congress- by the
laboritcs that ultmntum forced tho congress
to enact the law confess that It was subject
to the threat of faction.
II Is decidedly heartonine TO know that
Legislative agreement reached in the national
Legislature any subject cannot be upset by
threats from a faction paIpaby seeking not the
general good. but its own special interest. The
paid trust lobbyists or tho old days we're no
more offensive TO publicstasto or himical TO the
general welfare. than the arrogant aud paid
lobbyists of the labor oligarchy now infcsting
the coakrooms OF congress.
II the railroad law requires amendment in
the interest N Justice the common good. rest
assured that amendment will be made. But we
hope that II will remain true that II can never
be made at the behest OF special interest plead
ors, whether they be railroad lobbyists or labor
lobbyists.
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1NHu$Shhand Sh
Jss' a1ldI "a
y By Jane Phelps

but l can buy him flowers. so you
must let me do that. ] was his guest
too you know"
N"Go as far as you like, Peggy
Tom laughed But wait D day or
two longer. He is in no condition
yet to know there are flowers in the
room"
After Tom left leased Peggy a
little about Everett, and was sur
prised when l saw that she took me
seriously.
. "He is awfully nice" she said,
Indeed he is" / answered. "I
wish you'd marry him. Peggy. and
cpme to New York TO live. Think
Shat nice times we could have"
Peggy Is Embarrassed
"You better wait until he asks
me-" Peggy answered, blpshing still
more and acting embarrassed She
was usually so hard to tease, always
coming back with quick, saucy
answer that / was surprised. Had
she commenced to care for Everett
Crandell? While he had been charm
ing In his attentions to her, / was
more than satisfied that 1t was be-
cause she was my guest, not because
Of her attractivensss. And Peggy
was a very attractive girl.
Perhaps he will when he is bet
ter" l said, hoping to draw Peggy
out. Strangely enough l had little
Jealous twinge when l thought of
Everett marrying Peggy. altho | de-
sired II. l wonder why 1t is that
women are so anxious for attention,
so greedy for Admiration. Loving my
husband as | did. I had no possible
reason to care what any other man
felt for Peggy, or any other woman.
But / did. And I know that | was
not alone in this feeling that ! want
ed my husbands love, and the in
nocent admiration of other men,
Suddenly 10 came to me that Toms
feeling for Everett's stenographer
might be the same that I had for
Everett. But someway it didn't seem
the same when applied to him. And
then Edith Coleman probably was a
designing creature. My Tom was
very handsome, very attractive and
| about her age. No. l decided 1t was
not at all the same.
What was sauce for the goose
| wasn't sauce for the gander in my
thoughts. 1t might be right and safe
for me to accept attentions from
Toms friends, but It was neither
safe nor right for Tom 10 do the
| same thing. That was the way
reasoned in my youth and inexperi-
| ence,
Tomorrow-It Is an Ill Wind That
Blows No One Good.