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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-07-27
IOWA ELECTRIC COMPANY PAYS
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND

Iowa Electric Co. announces that on
the 3Oth day of June, 1921, 1t paid the
regular quarterly dividends on its Z
per cent Cumulative Preferred Stock,
being the oath consecutive dividend
paid.
C. s. Woodward, Sec.
John A. Reed Vice Pres.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
Miscellaneous Specials
Many are Not Advertised

Dress aprons. blue cham
bray, trimmed with plaid
Bingham. in sizes 80. 40, ~,
low neck and short sleeves.
belted styKe; $1.75 value
at ..$1.00
Mems union suits. good
quality. medium weight; $500
value, suit .... $1.45
Percale dress aprons. in
plaids. stripes and figures.
medium and large sizes. low
neck and short sleeves: very
special ............ sec
Mems, Women and Chill
drens flannelette gowns. to
close out at Half Price. 1t will
pay you to buy them now for
next season at such a big re-
duction.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
New Cotton Fabrics
AT New Low Prices

New Apron Bingham, IL
inch, in blue and brown checks,
yard. lie and .15c
New Cotton Challies. &C.
inch. in neat floral and figured
patterns. big assortment to Sc
lect from. Special, yard 19c
New Crepes. 27-inch, 6g-
ured and floral patterns. good
assortment. yard .35c
Unbleached Muslin, 36-inch,
special, yard 121ac and 15c
Bleached Sheets, size 1890.
Very Special April Sale
price Ioc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
Silks

Beautiful new barronette sat
ms. 40 inch. plain colors, yard
at ...... pO'tO
Stripes and Plaids .-... $3.50
White Wash Satin. 80 inch,
yard $3.50
New spring foulards in several
new patterns and colors, yard
Crepe de Chine. 40 inch. in
sand, grey, navy, black and white,
yard Sl.oO
New checked tafeta, SO inch,
in brown and white. blue and
white and brown and white, yard
at .... $1.75
Georgette crepe, 40 inch, IN
colors, at about half price; very
special, yard $1.50
Charmeuse in black and brown.
yard ... $3.50
China silk. II inch. in white.
light blue. navy and pink. yard
at (oc
Black messaIine, 80 inch, yard
at .................$1.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06

Mems Paiamas, in plain
white and colored stripes, frog
trimmed; $3.50 value at $1.79
Mems muslin night shirts.
good quality; $3.50 value
at .......---. S1.S9
Children rompers. ready
made, stamped to embroider.
! and 3 years: S1.5O value
OF SOC
Dresser scarfs. size 1874. lace
trimmed; very special zee
Pillow cases. stamped. ready
made to embroider: SIPS and
81. SO value, pair ....S1.3e
Dark green window shades
size 36x60; special, complete
q 5UC
Sunlight four-fold German
town yarn. in black and colors.
special, ball -.. Csc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06

and white; $1.O0 value, pair SIC
Women's pure silk hose. ex-
cellent quality. broken sizes. in
black only; $3.50 value, pair
aI .....-..... S2.95
Men 5 cotton hose in brown
and black; special, 2 pair . Csc
Mems fibre silk hose. black
only: $1.0O value, pair 6ec
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
Towels and
ToWeling

Huck towels. size 1896. good
heavy quality. Very special 22c
Bath Towels. size 2lx42. good
quality, pure white bleach. Very
Fancy bath towels, size 1896,
good quality. with pink, blue and
gold borders Special SOC
I6-inch bleached toweling.
part linen welt; special, yard BE
I6-inch bleached toweling. red
border; special, yard. ....17c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
Muslin Underwear

Women and Misses muslin
gowns, slip-over style. with blue
stitching; special ........ soc
One big lot of fine nainsook
gowns, chemise. corset covers
and drawers in plain and fancy
styles; special .... SIPS
Envelope chemise of very fine
materials, daintily lace trimmed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
Wonderful
New Voiles
An Endless Variety to
Select From

Just in, new admiration Voiles,
40-inches wide. in plain colors,
floral and figured patterns, big
assortment. choice yard soc
Pinehurst Voiles, 40 inches
wide. new shipment just un-
packed. In beautiful floral and
figured patterns. yard 800. 75c
Silk Stripe VoiIes, SO inches
wide. in variety of new and de-
lightful patterns in all colors,
yard .......... 75c
New Picardie Noiles, 40 inches
wide, in beautiful assortment of
plain colors. yard . $1.OO
Diana VoiIes. 40 inches wide,
excellent quality. in dainty floral
and figured patterns, yard $1.5O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
Hosiery Special
Read Over These Low Prices

Boys and Girls Hose in brown
and black, all SECS; special at 19c,
Z5c and ........... .39c
Women 5 cotton hose in brown,
navy, black and white; SOC value,
Par --.-.-- 33c
Women mercerized Isle hose.
all sizes, IN navy, brown. black
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06

yokes, front and back at SI.5O.
$500 and So. so
Gowns in nainsook and crepe.
plain and fancy styles, in regular
and extra Uses; $1.00 to .S2.95
Womens Philippine gowns and
envelope chemise, hand made and
hand embroidered. plain seal
loPed and fancy designs; SIPS
TO S5 OK
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
Knit Underwear

Women gauze union suits.
umbrella and cuff knee, with band
top. sizes 80 to A.; special soc
Women 5 union suits, umbrella
and cuff knee. bodice and built
up shoulder, in flesh and white.
sizes "a to "A at SIPS to So e5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06

Bluebird Null. 36-inch. for
fine undergarments, childrens
and infants wear Very spe-
cial April Sale price, yard Csc
New Dress Ginghams. IL
inch. in neat plaids, stripes and
checks. good quality, yard 1Sc
New Percales. 36-inch. fast
colors. IN stripes. checks and
figures, yard, l9c and 22c
Dress Ginghams, 32-inch.
extra quality. in plaids and
stripes. Very special April
Sale price ......... 23c
Bleached Pillow Cases, size
42x36 at Ice; size 45x36 21c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
Curtain Materials

Springtime is Curtain time.
Many homes will need new cur
tains this spring We are we'll
stocked with the material you
need and the prices are most
moderate.
Curtain marquisettes, SO and
IS inches wide, IN white and
cream; Use value, yard ~ Sc
Quaker Craft lace, excellent
quality, "a to 40 inches wide, at
yard soc to ......... $1.45
tains in cream. panel .. Use
tains in cream. nanel $500. 75c
Curtain Scrims, SO inch, with
colored borders; Csc value,
special, yard ........... lie
Plain curtain voiles, So to 40
inch; SOC value, yard .... 35c
All ready made curtains, $500
10 $500 values at One-Fourth
OF.
Filet Nets. 80 inch. in cream
and white, at yard 60. soc, 75c
Dotted Swiss. 80 inch. white.
at yard ........ 35c
Drapery madras, 80 inch. in
gold. rose, blue and green, brown,
so CT * value yar5 S1 40
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
New Shirtings

Striped cotton shirting, 81 inch;
soc value, yard ...... 39c
Silk stripe shifting. 81 and 80
inch; very special, yard -. csc
Madras shirting, in neat colored
stripes, 81 inch, yard Use
Fancy madras shifting, good
quality. 81 inch, in neat stripes.
yard .$1.25
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
For Present Wear

Women gauze vests in all
sizes, SO to a.; special Csc
Women gauze vests, bodice
and built-up shoulders, in pink
and white, sizes SO to A at 35c
ana ......... SOC
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
Woolens

Novelty shepherd checks, 40
inch, yard .......... .$1.50
French serge IN navy blue; So
inch at $3.50; 40 inch at SIPS
and .........$2.50
All wool tricotine in navy and
brown. SO inch at $1.50; AZ and
so inch $3.50
Wool plaids. 40 inch. about
half former price; special $3.50
81 inch plaids, $3.50 value,
special, yard .$1.69
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
Spring Millinery
Reduced in Price

delightful collection of spring hats shown in the n b
book ~ easy on your pocket
0n lot OF ne" trimmed hats good assortment to select from
Values up to $3.50, April Sale Price 45
Lot No hats of coarse straw b5
e kandee CLOTH Milan hemp tafeta and batavia all coIors
Values up to $1,000, April Sale Price Sc. 95
Other Hats up to $3.50
Childrens hats NiIans in roll and straight brm excellent
values $1OO to e '"i'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
LaceS and
Embroideries
Prices Reduced

Embroidery banding. Toe and
l5c value, April Sale Price, per
yard . &c
Venice lace edges, 10c, l2l2c
and 15c value, April Sale Price,
yard Observation-Disclosures. &c
Fine new shadow lace. 4 and 5
inches wide, yard 19c
New Torchon lace, 2 and 3
inches wide, at 121ac and .15c
New houncings, suitable for
underwear and baby dresses, per
yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 35c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
Infants Section

Infants white hose, sizes to )
years. part wool. SOC; silk and
wool. 75c; mercerized 39c
Children s muslin waists, size z
10 4 years at. ... .45c
Childrens black sateen bloom
srs, sizes 4 to 10, at soc; misses
sizes ................. CSC
Children knit union suits,
with tapped buttons. sizes 2 to 8.
at S5c; sizes ! o and Il. at S1.OO
Children B. V. D. suits of fine
white batiste, sizes 10 to l8.
at Observation-Disclosures. S1.00
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
Beautiful
Tissue Ginghams

Tissue Gingham.-new assort-
ment in plaids and stripes, 60
inch, at yard ........ 49c
New Silk Stripe Tissue Cling
hams in attractive plaids. good
quality. 27-inch, yard, 69c; 81
inch, yard ............. 75c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
New Shipment of Beautiful
Spring Wash Fabrics

Our Voes Tissues Beach Cloth Shrngs and Svisses
attracting great deal of attention Everybody admres the
beautiful patterns excellent quality and the and lower
prices Make your selections while assortments are most
complete.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
SPECIAL PRICES THROUGHOUT The STORE

Low Price is the talk everywhere this Folks their money than
sell possible
even
this the South
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
Dotted Swiss

36-inch dotted Swiss in plain
colors, excellent quality, yard
at .$1.OO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
Beach Cloth

36-inch beach cloth suiting in
a variety of plain colors. yard
at .............. 59c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
New Linene

36-inch linene in plain colors.
suitable for skirts and dresses.
yard Observation-Disclosures. 39c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
Gloves

Long silk gloves in black only;
special, pair Use
Short silk gloves. in black.
white and colors. pair e. $1.00
French kid gloves. excellent
quality in black. white and col
ors. pair ..... $500
Childrens white silk gloves
at 81 90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
MILDLY Crepe

30-inch MILDLY crepe in
variety of plain colors; special,
yard .35c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
CorSets
Special at $1.5O

0RO~AoA OF y sOO
Misses pink girdles. with rub
Der insert, sizes 20 to %.
Rubber top. IN pink and white.
sizes 20 to 70.
Medium bust, long skirt, spoon
steel. sizes D 70 80. Choice of
these three models, special .S1.5O
Special at $500
Rubber top corsets, in pink
couhl and brocade. sizes 20 to
%.
Front lace. in pink coutil. with
rubber top and free hip.
Medium bust long skirt. heav-
lily reinforced. spoon steel. IN sizes
y to 30. Choice of these three
models, special $500
Other corsets IN front and back
lace, big values at $3.50 to $500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06
Petticeats Pettibockers

Silk Jersey Pettibockers in colors. at
S4.e5 to .S7.95
Silk Petticoats in plain colors and COM
binations S3.95
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06

New Shipment of beautiful serpen-
tine crepe kimonos in floral and figured
patterns. In regular and extra sizes.
Special at $3.95 and. .,.,- ,-.-..-. $4.95
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06

One lot of sweaters in different styles
and colors at just half price. Note the
savings!
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30


&unoe: nSaben sic mir aud Die
rl6ttge Sinftur gegeben, uno nidt
etua @ift2"
.Sa, i9 ueiB ttidt, probieren Sic
lieber crit mall"
@r fennt i9. .Sreut
mid, Sbre merte 8efanntidaft at
MAIDEN; babe bon Sbren 8oaegeil
idon bel ii6er sic geb0rt."
~@lauben sic BLOB oieien &erlen
ni6t! Aues Siige urto 8erleum-
0ung!"
9as groBe Sos ge-
10 onnen. Stueioius 8ummel (bei
ieinem Sreunoc Spuno auf 8eiud):
08as lit oenn eisentliG nit 9einer
8irtin los? 6ortwdIreno fi9ert
uno medert fie = oie lit pobl iiber-
geidrappt?"
nSSa, ia, es madt taft oen Gin
orud; id babe ibr beut fir Swei
Wtonate riidltdrStge Wicte be5ablt
- oas mar wohl oes @iIten etpas
81 oiel."
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30

Stuwer5Iid gebobt ben, ga ben id
auSgcflnme. oaB OreiBig Same Eif-
fcIs geipeult mare mlo per5egn &an.
ne G%omcbteS Ditto. Ios @lditer
pom ole Sieling mar abgeriiie IN
ser @ein bat an Den 6lobr &c.
i6nomme I'M bieieios oas ben mer
ale 6eioe, Oos meint Die 9i55ie I'LL
mid icoeS e gan3 idredliGes Salt
gefeti6t gebobt. SD i'm idubr, oaB
mein 6reino ebbes in 0cn @ein &c.
Oa6n gebnbt bat III id mar gar nit
Iurpreiit penn Ser 8eoeSpeiler
ieine San0 nit I'M Spiel bGtt, ser
6Glt mid bod INNER for 10 e SEA
meel nomit i1 berbleipe Sbne Sbrr
ltemer
86iIipp Souerompfer.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30

9 Of Ter e. -g[ber 0ein nb.
getragener an5ug gIdn8t ia ibon in
ipedigem @lan3e."
SdmiereniGaliipieler: 80, BARN
ipiele i9 nod meine @lon5rouen."
Aus DER 9uten alien
3eit. Maior: 80 2eltt' ba'm gut
erer3iert, bat Ger Central g'iogt."
Snuptmann: n9os e'frelit mi,
Serr MaiQr, od m0dt' / pobl glei
a 6aBl Bier gum 9eiten geb'n?"
nS6on redt; ober moaBt, Saltpt.
ma - laB' Den Central nit iein'nt
4oiutanten crit Inn Oie CD fem;
Die oeroammten Serle ba'm audi i'm.
mer uno emig 3uridtl"
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30

SIN Seiratsbnreou.
Dame: Ser Serr bat S@9eine -"
Germittler: rIaeroings, aber BON
10 eleganter &urre, pie man iie iel-
ten finoet."
49, Oruffebler I'm Oas b.
oenoe 8ublifunl Dor dbnliden 8or-
~fommniiien gu %betpabren, bat bic
8aoepcrpaltun8 energiiGe S4ur5.
maBregeln g%etroffen.
SIN gifer. SreunOin:
Scum, pie bilt gu nit 9einem
Wanne 5ufrieoen?"
Slinge Srau: .n@d, grna, ein
8ro6tmenid lit erl 90 eincil
Wann befomme ih ni9t mieoer!"
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30

81 onoIog. Sic Anflagc
ba6 'id. 8os mo6' t9 nun? Neb.
me i6 mir feinen @erteioiger, fan
id rein, nebme i6 mir einen, 10
friegt oer's. 8luten muB i6 auf
ieoen Sail"
- 2ci6t &c ag i. alte Sung.
fer (na6 eii1em beftigen Streit init
ibren @ltern): n@enn ibr mir iebi
nod elm ein8iges Mol 10 fommt, ga
geb if glei9 bin unO 49,. beiratel"
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30
Gin h0fliAer @arter.

- Utn y Q llNe r @drter.
&rantenwarter (au elmer iltngen
Dame, Die ibren franfen Snfel inn
Sanatoril1m baiuGen MIN: n2eioer
fonn i6 Sic Hift uorloiien, gr6Ot-
gcs SrGulein, Der Ir5t bot Dem go.
tienten ales &et3enoe oerboten!"
@nttdnd t. @inem &ouf.
mann lit Die Sto1t nit Dem &allie.
rer inter Mtitnabme erbebli6er Wiit.
tel ourbgcbrannt. Nad cinigen So.
gen .erbGlt er Die telegrapbiIde @ad.
ridt, OoB man Die Srau ernlittelt
babe. SD iebe idon," iagt er, voie
8oIi5ei bot Oie @eididte mie0er ant
foli6en @noe on9epodtl"
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30

= nnmogltd @ater (9IoDO-
fat): rSore, Saul, penil gu iest
in Der S6ule ntdt fleiBiger lernen
pirit 10 made i9 fnr5en Bro.
5eB 49,"
Saul: nad, 8apa, 9nfel Mar
iagte neuli9, Dl t0nnteit gar feinen
fur6en 8ro3eB MAIDEN, 90 9u ieoen
in Die 2dnge ooaeit."
= Stilblite. -. @m6 elm
tritii9es Auge mlro finoen, oaB oas
neue Monumentalportal bern
S9loiie gut gu @eiitJt Itebt.
Wa1t Ser @emon-
beit. @auner (oer freigeipro6en
miro): SD leg 8erufung einl"
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30
Gait (piiteno): DaeGncr iett
iuorte i6 i6on cine Stlunoe!~
&eIlner (gcmiitlif): u@ie
i6neG Ole 3eit pergebt, ni6t wobr,
mein @err?"
gaaaSe.

8eim @eine iaB @rdf 9ieteri6,
Gin tpiiiter 3e1tumpan;
8is auf Oas lebte 9elleritiid
Bar all iein Gelb pertan.
Sod Iieb er uidt Die Gdnelgcrei,
@ertrant aud 8alO uub SelO,
llno i6lieBliG ma6te er aud nod
Sein SelienihIoB gu @elO.
llnO zines Gags beiaB er MIR
Sic Soie nod am 2eib.
n@er0nmmtI" l9rie er ben @eintpiri
an,
@as sebt SIR fir mein 8eib?"
3ebn Bumper nj bas &n9ebot,
Ser Ninmerlatt i6lu9 Elm.
limb luGenO ltiir5te er binab
Sen lei6t perOiettten 8ein.
4uf einn19l aber puroe ernIt
Ser burit'9e 9ieterid.
@ar traltri9 lab or Dor iid bin
LIMB Ieuf5te idtnmerli9.
@6a, Du 8ruber 2ieoerli9,
9u ebrloier @emnbl,
&e9t eneli9 9ein @etpiien it9?
Si6llt 9u Der Heue Dual?
idlug Der 8itter auf ben Slid
Utit einem tpiIoen G1rei:
vGerbnmmt, tparltm 9ibt es Bel uns
Ni6t alt9 = Sieltpei6erei?l"
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30
Gin 8rantpaar i'm 8etuitterltnrm
ertrnnfen.

@egeniiber grunsbauien, Sanno-
Der, fenterte auf Der boliteinii6en
settle mabreno zines beftigen Stur-
mes Elm S~egclboot, in Dem iid orei
BerIonen, inter ibnen elm 8raut-
paar aus 9lanfeneie, befanoen.
@abre,1o es einem in Der Nabe Oes
llnfaaortes liegenoen 8agger ge-
lang, Die brittle Serion gu retten,
lift oas 8ralttpaar in ben pom
Sturm aufgepiiblten 8eaen ertrun'
scs-
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30

8eri6nappt. Iopofat
(8lr alien Sungfcr, Die einen @ann
perflagt bot, Der iie i'm Yarfe ge.
fuBt): SD Oenfe, es miro ni6t oiql
gu MAIDEN iein!.... @s mar bod
ieoenfaaS idon ounfell"
-M aliti0s. SrduIein: nMein
8rantigam mllB NAL bon gutter 9b-
funft iein, unO Damn muB CT altd)
cine quite 3ufunft boben."
u8enn Sic ltur erit nal bon iei.
ner Nnfunft iprehel1 fonnten."
@or itelIung. g.: rMein
Nome lit SiiB!"
g.: pMeiner aud), id beige 3uf-
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30

Satal. 0amit iein @arte-
5immer nidt 10 Ieer iei, unO INN 81
prablen, oirigiert Der iunge 9r.
Mfaier feline gauge 6arnilie nno Ser
manotidaft binein, 10 ooB es nun
rebt lebbaft BARN bergebt. Zines
Cages aber fommt ein pirfli6er
&atient, itedt ieinen &opf our Sir
bercin, iiebt Die pielen n@artenoen"
uno peridminoet mieoer. Mit
ben @orten: ra9 neir, 10 lange
fam i6 ni9t marten" gebt er gu
einem or0eren Mr5t.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30

Ser tIeine 8btIolog.
@adbars aurt (14idbrig): Sam
9ein fleines Sdiueiterden idon
iprehcn?"
0berIebrers 6risden ~(9id6rigl:
$50 ober nod iebr unartifu.
liert!~
-0erperfannte 8 adj a.
fenidger. uSeiics, Srau Nabbo.
rilL id glaltb, Sbr Wonn lit mono.
iiidtig geporoelll Gorbin fro9 er
aus Der 3aditltbe, mo ieBt iist er
mie cine 9iloiGlle binterin S6ora-
itcin."
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30
andJ cine Trbcit.

d. fer: Ger begangene Gin.
brltA iomie Die bier liegcnoen @erT.
5elIge bcmeiieu, oaB Sbr tros mel.
ner @rmobnungen niht ueriud!
babt, redtidaffen 5u orbciten.
NngefIogter: Oct Itimmt
MI NAL MID; id) bob mid rcbt.
ihoffen plagen miiiien, ebe id Sen
@clOidronf uffiefriegt babe.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30

&unttritit. @err 8icl.
eiier (por einem Stiueben): nS6oll,
Mlte, oaS lit aunlt! Was idert MIDI
Die 8enlts BON @iilp nrb 8cacplIe,
nnb mas ale 2anoi9ofterei. Sas
lit 4unit, oa l1uft einem 3 @aiier
i'm WfunOe 5uiammen."
@b al g.: uSest bin i9 eilt
gan5es Sabr uerbcirutet, i'd babe
mid aber crit ein ein5iges Wtal nit
meiner Srou ge5arlft."
g.: rSit cs mOgli6?"
a.: nSa, felt Der 3cit baben mir
fcin @ort mebr 5iiammen gelpro.
6en!~
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30

nGber, Sran6el, gu bringlt mir
l9on mieoer oas falide @eloitiid!"
nSa, &ater iagt: geItern pat
S6iibenfelt, oa misO Der alte giel
pobl nod balb blind icin."
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30

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ben id oud) niooer
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angeribt I'M paS
oos mar, mill i'd
Sbne iebt oer5d6lc.
peib, oie 2i85ic,
pas mciue gllte is
ole nero Iobr, tuenn
ie eS III Den 8ebper
Altht ninmer idh
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30

SIN Gramen. Trofeiior:
n@os miiicn sic mir BON Sannibal
81 iogen2~
SdiiIer: nGr lptroc oft binousge.
morfen."
Srofeiior: .8as?"
SdiiIer: ygitu ia, es bcibt bod
INNER: SoruibnI ante portas (San.
nibol Dor Sen Soren)."
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30

alter @ed: o@udOigite, tuera
sic Mid 10 miierabel bebanoelt,
fonnte i9 mir Die Saare ouSrall-
fen!"
Dame: .aunititiid = Bel Sbrem
gan5li6 i6mer5loien 8erfabrenl"
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30

nnon0enebme Sro9e
H.: ~3os 6rdulcin Bcber lit bod
Die Oiimmlte Yerion, Die mir i'm Sc.
ben uorgefommen it'll
g.: nSie bat pobl Sbren Scr,
ratsontrog angenommen?"
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30
Mfrmfr 6 dDrslhebrtFf Hfs
Hbiltpp 5aWeratapfrr.

1914.
Nein Iieber Ser He0ndtiondr: -
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30

WtIopre ct bd n0Ier (einem
Sonntaosjdger 3luei Soianen o@fferie.
reno): Limo 0onu m0d)te id Dem
Serrn Baron cmpfeblen, nod oieic
prGHtige 9ubIette gcidoiien 81 bo.
ben!"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
Safes and Filing Cabinets:

shaw Walker fil.ng safes. n
double prcsstd siccl construction
that are firchroof and secure
without excessive weight
uouing Hnll.Maryin safes Of
N,lyy construction. burglar and
frcprocf. Sizes Tor the small of
I.cn AMI home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

averaged from 10 per cent Ia 20 per
cen, undcrwolghi when they entered
the class. n II observed that their
weight IN gradually increasing. al'
though the experiment ~ In The begin
ming.
al coursoa thht are given are plan
ned tu prepare The students for the
demands that will h. made ~ them
Theoretically and practically; Ia teach
them now to live and help others Ia
form right habits 81 living
The department IL we'll equipped with
laboratories lecture rooms dining room
and e most unusual collection ~ H.
Illustrative material for ull courses civ.
on. Especial mention should hr made
~ the rplrndid samples ~ Auhusson,
StVounotir. Chenille Administer. Eng
llsh Hand TUT aud hand made rugs
used ht viamfrs in hou.. hold Furnish
lngf 10 the largc collection 'f fab
ricr ~ ull rher used for clothing and
household Furnishings. china or diifr
,ut makes. paper usnd tor showing cui.
or schemes. Danish hand luums. rag
rug l'Ums. uud old weaving equipment
~ winding hlldc md clock reels Thcrc
4 Bu extraordinary collection ni ms
hur aud hand mnio lneos and om.
hroldcrios to d. spUu in The exhibit
oas,s u tho corridor Tho hccs ar
cluuy Venice. Torohn. Point de- Pairs
Limrri,k. Aion,pu. ,tuirA Ma,toss
Irish. Aosr Point Duchess, Nalcnclcu'
urs. Point AppuIgur. and Filot
o. Is Oh, purpose of the apartment
Gee s,o tu tho gris uf the Panhandle
the tl.nr they need most. tu Do 0f s'r
tire tu it, women 81 this section. wh u
they d.sIra it n wuF with thlr ono
id,l iu mind 'hat the rcryut mills cam
wlgn was carried on iu this r,Iutv-'
to extend tu the people of the PAN
han'. tho work hcing done in this
institution
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

throughout the vast territory which his
orannlzatlon serves. In peculiarly well
qualified Ter the work he IL engaged IN
and the position he occupies IL IN
said ~ Frank JamFon TINT he mas
wider personal acquaintance thfough'
cut the Panhandle and Plains country
than any other man In Amarillo.
Mr. Jnmlson IL Of Irish descent ON
both sides and has both the dulck VII
aud fighting qualities which are charac'
terlsiic IT that racc. lie " at present
Assistant Rnhlan ~ the khivh Shrine
Temple In Amlrlll, aHd has taken all
~ the York r - the Masonic order
Ne Il also B., ,.n mont member OF the
odd Fellow s'k his belonged to that
order for i1..y 90 ne belongs also
to the Lions Gnu md To the Presby'
toriAn church. lie declares that to the
bcsi of hla belief he is In good standing
with the Mnfong, the odd Fellows and
the Lions, aud " hopeful that he Is IN
good standing with the PrcshyierlanS.
The Panhandle" says Mr.. Jamison'
"hag the greatest pOtentiAlltlos for
marvellous growth OF any section az the
United states. and look for n greater
ol,pmcut hero during the next ten
years than We have sccn In any proceed
lnr period OF twouty years. II there
~ 10 d. "a "boom" anywhere In the
country Amarillo ana the Panhandle
pinins territory ~ going 10 have II.
We couldn't prevent It II We wanted TO.
and what's the use Of tryingY" he asks.