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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-04-15
George D Garfield of St. Johnsbury

George d Garfield of St. Johnsbury
was in town over Sunday.
Mrs Isabel S Stearns is visiting
RELATIVES in Gambia, N. II
c E Thurston and Miss Eva Z Page
were married Friday, April Sth
MIR Chas. Quimby of Keene, N. H.
was in town the first of the week
Mrs Helen Steele of Rutland, Mass.
is visiting her sister Mrs M M Clark.
Gee. L Crafts has been confined to
the house with tonsilitis for few
days.
Aubrey C Strong of st. Johnsbury
spent the week end with his parents
Mr. and Mrs c Strong.
Mrs F c Cove, Mrs L A Neal and
Miss Alice F Carpenter were visitors
in St. Johnsbury Friday.
Leslie Norcross of Franklin, N. H.
spent Sunday with his parents Mr.
and Mrs w T Norcross.
Walter c Stearns has resigned his
position as R. F. d. carrier and c c
Bagley Jr. is on the route
Mrs Bertha F Newton of Boston is
visiting her mother Mrs o F Saville
and will remain for the summer.
Miss Bernice Mcclure left this
morning for Agawan, Mass. where she
viii visit Miss Evalona j Darling
Mrs Thomas Crowley and daughter
cf Hardwick spent the first of the
week at Mr. and Mrs l. ] Kinghorn's.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-04-15

Mr. E A Hackwell is away on a
business trip in Mass.
John Gadd, Gen. Mgr. of the Conn.
Valley Tel. Co., is in town today.
M Bailey and son Gerald are
occupying the Barber Shop tenement
Mr. and Mrs Delbert Hutchinson
Frederick Fletcher's house at an
early date.
Miss Winnifred Merrill entertained
friends at Whist Tuesday evening,
Refreshments were served and a
good time enjoyed
Mrs Ruby Waterman, having spent
the winter with her nephew John w
Chamberlin and sisters, returned to
her home in Lakeport last week.
Miss Ada Hartwell recently brought
to the Opinion Office, from the Hart
we'll farm, hens egg which measur-
ed IA by 81 in. and weighing 614 OF.
Mr. and Mrs o f Saville have re-
turned from Plymouth, n. H. and
will occupy their house on So. Main
ST., Mr. Saville being in the employ
Of w f Hunt.
Jimmie Clogston met with a pain
full accident the first of the week.
While cleaning a loaded revolver,
which in some manner was discharg-
ed, the bullet passed through his
hand necessitating the dressing of
the wound bv the doctor.
AT the millinery trimming enter
tainment of S. & ID. of l.. next We'd
nesday evening, ladies furnish hats,
trimmings, needles, thread; ribbons,
scissors and the necessary appurten-
ances to assist the men in creating
new ideas in ladies headwear.
On Wednesday afternoon, April 9th,
Miss Olive Davis was given a sur
prise birthday party at the home of
her parents Mr. and Mrs F l. Davis
Games were played and refreshments
with a big birthday cake, in honor Of
Miss Olives 9Th birthday, were serv-
ed.
Word was received here last week
of the sudden death in Amigo, Wis.
of Mr. Leo p Young. Mr. Young's wife
was formerly Miss Mabelle Fulton Of
this place, whose death occurred four
weeks ago. The funeral was held in
Lebanon, N II. Saturday with burial
in Newport, n II.
The members Of S. & ID. of L. gave
B Sawyer. who had been laid up
and was Just able to be around, a
surprise party at his home Saturday
evening. a number of neighbors being
present. Each visitor presented him
with a pound or more Of something
and extended congratulations to him
on his recovery. Mr. Sawyer wishes
to thank all for their kindness
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-04-15
GRACE CHURCH NOTES.

Services Sunday, April 18th.
10. 80 a. m. Pastors theme: 'The
Unknown Quantities in Man"
11,45 Bible study. Glasses for all
ages. In the Mems bible class, DIR.
Frost will discuss "The Labor Prob
lem" All men are invited.
z p. m Evening worship.
Epworth League Tuesday at 7.30 p.
m.
Prayer meeting Thursday at 7.30 p.
m.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
cietv will meet on Wednesday, April
20, at the home of Mrs Frank Grubb
at 3 p. m. Mrs Walter Davis is the
leader.
o. j. Anderson. Pastor.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-04-15
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

The minister will preach next Sun
day morning on: "The blade, the ear
and the full corn"
Bible school at noon.
4. Illustrated service at o'clock.
The Boys Club will meet Tuesday
evening.
The Girls Club on Wednesday
afternoon.
Prayer service Thursday at 7.30 p.
m.
Music for next Sunday:
Prelude, Meditation Bartlett
Anthem, Seek We the Lord" Roberts
Solo
Ofertory, Serenade Braga
Postlude, March Merkel
If you are staying out of the
church you are teaching others to do
the same. And your influence counts
against the best interests of the
Community.
]. A. Lytle. Pastor.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-04-15

Overland Touring Car. Inquire OF W
S Bailey, Bradford, Upper Plain. 29-3l
A party desires to hear from lone
old person that would appreciate the
help and company Of an honest mid
dle-aged woman and little girl, In
return for a home and chance to
keep poultry for living. Write to
As, co Opinion Office. 3O-3l.
S. C. r. |. Red Matching eggs, dark
red, heavy laying strain, S1.25 per
Is. Hillcrest Farm, r. +. ID. No. l,
Box Ia, Thetford Center, VT. 30
For Sale
| have Just received a carload OF
Curtis Easy Pull Manure Spreaders."
l.. c. Butler, Woodsville, N. H. 3O-31
For Sale.
A farm of about 20 acres, suitably
divided into tillage; pasture land with
a lumber lot. Inquire of Mrs ii w
Sumner, Corinth, VT. 1922
For Sale Cheap, Roll Chicken Wire,
#. high. John. H Stillwell. 3Otf
Beginning Apr. 22nd | shall sell
complete stock of trimmed hats,
flowers, ribbons, etc, at bargain
prices. NJ w Chase. 80
For Sale.
My home place consisting of ten
room house, shed, barn and garage,
all electric lighted; five acres of
land with good garden and apple
orchard. One of incest located places
in Bradford Village, having excellent
view and well kept lawns. Village
water runs to buildings. For any
further information inquire of Mrs
Hattie Worthley, Bradford, VT. 30tf
STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE.
rs cents per hundred or $500 per
thousand. w S Haynes. 1892
NOTICE.
My office will be closed from April
IL to April 25, 1921.
II w Hastings %
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" BRADFORD "
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Violet Heming In ~The Cost" A
Story that strikes Home. Opera Hall,
Mon. Eve. April 1S.-adv.
Mrs Calvin P Davis visiting friends
in Concord. N. II.
Mr. Ned Marshall arrived in town
Tuesday evening
Miss Helen Rowe of Wincheste-,
Mass. is visiting her aunt Mrs c NJ
Gaffield.
Mr. and Mrs NJ A Gale and Mr. and
Mrs w NJ Gale returned Sunday from
Miami, Florida
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Special Announcements

Obituary Notices. Poetry and Resoiu-
lions, 5 cents per line. Reading Notices
under Special Announcement 10 cents
line each Insertion; among locals 20
cents. Gard of Thanks, so cents.
All purely business notices pubiisned
In our reading columns. and all adver-
tIsements of church, Sunday-schOol and
other fairs, excursions, etc. where money
is expected TO be realized, will be charg-
ed for at our regular rates. EditoriaI
notices OF such affairs will be published
free.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-04-15
CHRISTIAN sCIENCE SOCIETY

Public Services are held in Bradford
National Bank Building. Room 4. everv
Sunday morning at 10:i5.
Subject for the week-Doctrine of
Atonement.
Sunday School at IL O'Clock.
The Reading Room is open every
Saturday afternoon from to S. Every
body welcome.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-04-15
THE TABLET.

Funds and pledges received this
week from Washburn Relief Corps,
w B Ladd, A M Grant, Frank Jen-
kins, Board of Trade, Naomi Rebekah
Lodge, jamie Jacobs, Roger Jacobs,
Hazel Jacobs and Mt. Lebanon Chap
ter. Voluntary contributions are
still being received by the committee.
1t is hoped the fund will reach an
amount large enough to place the
three tablets, and thus recognize our
soldiers and sailors of all former
wars. Total amount of pledges and
cash received to date S697O8.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-04-15
For Sale.

Newly repaired ten-room hous
with electric lights and bath. w
Williams, Bradford, Vt. 13tf
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-04-15
To Rent.

Good ten-room house with bath. v
S Williams, Bradford, VT. 13tf
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-04-15
For Sale
For Sale

Strawberry plants. Geo. j Hardy
Bradford, VT. 2o-3l
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-04-15

Overland Touring Car. Inquire of W
S Bailey, Bradford, Upper Plain. 29-31
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-04-15

Mr. and Mrs B S Hooker left this
morning for Boston and New Haven,
Conn
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28
Mniifanten.

Ser liebe Soft noute germ eintnal
i'm Simmel our Ibme6ilung elm bib
den peItli1e MuIif boren un0 oo
muroe nun in allen Simmeln nod
Wultfanten berumgefrogt.
Mber oie m~eiiten 6apon IaBen in
Ser &0ae, bod enolid bradte man
3pei 5ttpegel Ser cine mar OUT
groen eit1 beriibmter @eigenfiinItler
gemeIer, Der onoere Elm ormes ltno
Idpinolii9tiges Sdneioerlein, oas
in ieiler 9a6fammer am 6eierabeno
l6le9t un6 redt iid mas porgeIpielt
bate.
Ser Meilter trat Dor SEN lieben
@ott, ma6te ieine eleganteite Ser
6eugung uno ipielte oann poa n8ra-
polr" oae leine groBen vgtummern",
6ei 0enen MGnnlein un6 8eiblcin
ailf groen in @eraiidung geraIt bot
ten.
IlS er fertig mar, nidte Der liebe
Soft, nno 6as S9reiberlein iette iei-
men 8ogen an uno frabte i6ledt un6
red)t elm paar 8oIfslieoer 6riammen
an6 Damn fem 2ieblingslieo Daenn.
den bon Sbaraii it's, Die mir ge'
fGlt".
ct geigte I6Iedt nno re6t, aber
mebr ifledt ais rcdt uno griff in
ser grregung sic 2uinte gu bod -
o6er auf ieinem @eiidte lag Die Ser
fIqrung, Oie refine Sreuoe on ieiner
@uIifa rpie emit an BEN Seieraben-
Sen in Ser 9ohItube.
Der Mciiter l1helte = mitleioig
6obnoon @ber in 6es lieberl
@ottes lidtem 4ntlib itano elm 9d-
feIn reiner Sreuoe uno @iite, uno
er legte leine 5drtlide @aterbono Dem
Sdrei6erIein aufs Soltpt uto oanftc
inn. : Ser Meiiter befam ben gro
sen SimmeIsritteroroen am blonen
San6e fir &unit uno 8iiienidaft
oos Sdreiberlein aber puroe oes
Serrgotts 0eib, uno 2ie6linasmuii-
FAINT, uno lpenn i'm bie @elt unS
lire @icr Grgerte, bonn muBte oas
S6reiberIein 10 redt oas ieinem
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Scr5en ber-
oils, 6as Ienndcn BON E6arau ipie-
len - uno Der Serraott borte babel
nicmaIs sic falide Auinte, Ionoern
INNER MIR oas, mas Ben Weniden
eroenfrei madt: oas cbrIi6e, iporm-
pltIen6e Ser3.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28

gen uno SItgotenreihL mic iie aus
Sen 6unoitiiden eriidtli1 tperOen,
iino aber feline 3ufaaseri6einun.
gen, iou6ern beruben ouf biItori-
i1er @runOlo9e.
8eiOe Sonigsfamilien traten in
elm nabes beriparotidaftlibes @er-
boItnis our9 Die &erbeiratung Ser
Gi1te Sbeooerids amalaberga,
snit Dem lesten Sbiiringerf0nig
Sermonfrieo, uno es lit eigentlif
gang ieIbItperIt1nOIid, oaB Die
Amalabergu in ibrer Ausltottung
Sdmud nod Sbiiringen bra6te.
Ser notiirli9 ebenio mie oericnige
ibres @efoIecs gotiiden ltriprunss
mar. 9arnlts ergibt iid a6er, onb
90, mo- oas gotiide Moment 70
fart in oen @orOereruno tritt, tpie
es in @eimor Ser Sail lit, bo9lt-
tpabri6einIi9 bier Ser @obniib Der
Imdlaberga un0 oamit AUDI Die
&ciioen5 oes Sbiiringerfonies Ser
manfrieo gu iu9en lit. =
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28

eeItrengter, nod emiiger, nno ieoen
Sonntag 5og iie iiG ibr idmar6cs
&leiO oil uu0 ging ms &raufen'
baus, Inn oeu Wiann gu beiu1en.
@inmal febrte iie blaiier nno IT'LL
Ter bcim un0 a~ntiportete ibrer ge'
trellen Stttbanua1barin faum altl
ale 6rogen, Die oieie on iie ri6tete,
10 OaB iid tas alte SraiIein redt
gefrGnft in ibr &dmmer6en 5uriid'
5og, Inn ourG arbeit Die ibr ange-
tame &r1nfung gu %oergeiien.
Drinnen b0rte iie, pie Zine Sci
ten uno &aIten 0ffnete, oronete,
un0 enoli9 flopite es an lire Cir
uno Die bIaiie 6rau fam berein iino
ia9te:
.@oaen sic fir mid einen
Sang ma9en?" Sbre 5itternoen
@1noe legten babel oaS Sparfal'
Ienbu6 auf ben Gid. nS9 miB
oas Ieste @el0 abbeben."
,Oas @elo abbeben," rief
cnticst oie treue &a9barim ~tpo-
tiir?"
,9oI6e fomnlt beint. @r brauGt
&riiden un0 einen 2ebnitubl."
Gos olte 6rouIein preBte Die
2ippen 5uiammen.
yM6, fir ben - Den bate
Sine fiel ibr ms 8ort. DNift
rpeiter. SD bub' gu biiben nno an
linn ellt5llmaden."
nSie?" fraste e%ritaltnt Die gao@-
BARN uno idlug Die $anoe 5it-
Ionm1en.
Ga iiberIief Elm 3ittern ben nit
Sen abge3ebrten aorper Der 6rau
sic lcbnte iid an Die S6uIter Der
alten un6 rief i6lud3eno:
sd, i6 bin an allem ifulo,
i6 miini6te ibm oamalS ad =
adj - ib fam es nidt ausipreGen
l1no MN, ntuB i9 biiBen oafiir,
un6 i6 min es altf mid nebmen
@enn MIR oues bleibt, mie es iebt
it,"
Ga nabm 6ie gtIte idneigenb bas
Bud, biiute iif in ibr i6pardes
ltmi9laetlid unO ging itia binaus.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28
9leiber MAIDEN 2ente.

Sn elmer groBen 8ronntpeinbano.
lung geI9ab es, oaB 6urd 3ufaa elm
oroinarer &artoffelldnaps in cine
8eneoiftinerflal6e umgefint purOe.
oie auf ser Gillette brei S1erne un0
IF. geneoiftinerlif6r" triig. Gin ed.
ter, feurieer, buftiecr 9eneoiftiner
in6es tpuroe in sic SlIelpune gefiiat.
in sic eisentIi9 Ser &artoffeli6naps
geborte.
Gin SrgenOper, 8ublifus gebei.
ben, nabm aus beiben einen S6lud.
geim aartoffelidnaps prizes er
nit f9iefem Waul freili6 oas
6erbe aroma uno sen idarfen, neuen
our6orinsenoen @eiit uno lab ent.
8iidt auf Die Gillette nit ben orei
Sternen.
Som geneoiftiner nber iagte ct
nit perGdtlid)em 8lid auf Die &ar'
ELECTROMAGNETIC, in Ser Der Sifor
gIuderte. Nn ia, befommli9l Mber
mas tartt mani Don elfleW HullpIlel'
iGnaps mebr ertpartenl
Der &artoffelidnaps in leiner &c.
I6liffenen Glaide iab pcrddtli9 auf
SEN 8eneoiftiner in Der Buae ber'
al uno loete: ~Sa, mein 9ieber. Der
ole Scsoetbe bat rcdt: gs lit oer@eiit,
Ser Iif Sen &6rper i6offt!
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28
Sranfreids &f u,n bic 8elt-
mD0e.

Die nel,en Eoiletten, oie 8oris
iir oieien Serblt uno @inter ouf
Ben Marft bringt, beoclltcn eincn
fiibnen 8criud) Der fran50iiiden
Nooe, ii6 bic @cItbcrriGaft gu err
1altcn, Die ibr oumdblid) gu ent.
dninoen orobt. Sic Mobcihopfer
Ger Sue oe la 8air lino nit Der
Iradt Ser lesten Sabre onBcror-
'entlid) ur3ufrieoen; lie finder, OaB
Bic loIcn &lei0er aus eillem Gtiif,
oie man 10 oiel tragt, i~ibcrboupt
feline Goiletten lino, ionocrn MIR
Sittel, Die boditens fir ainoer gut
inc, aber nidjt fir elcgunte Ga-
ncn. nWir baben genilg BON 0ieien
aloppen formloien &oitiimell" er-
ldrt elmer Der ~fiibrenoen Mtooefiinlt-
Ter in einem Barrier 9latt. mir
pollen nun wieoer wirflige 1ollet-
len bringcn nit al oen rcid)en @ar-
ilierungen, Die 5u einen porllebmen
alcio geboren." Gieie einfad)e Uto-
De bat ben Yariicr Wartt auBeror-
ocntlid geiddoiet, DEM 6rcmoe bat
ten feline @eranlaiiung, oas in Ba-
ris 5u iuden, mos iie ielblt leid)t
berporbrineen fonntcn. 9un per-
udt MAJ. in Der Geincltaot fpie0er
cine .groBe MoOe" 81 lancicrcn, unb
man bat mirflid) 0ontit eine groBe
Inaabl bon @infaitfcl ans europa
uno Imerifa naob 8aris geaogen.
Die H%ariierin ielbit aber bat iidJ
bisbcr bon Dem loicn Stiid nod
nid)t getrennt, ionbern man iiebt
es nod porberridcno IN Den Stro-
zen.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28

9~ibeIfeit. 2ebrcr: 8enn
gu 8pei aepfel bait un6 oein 8ru'
ser bittet bid Inn cinell, nad) mel.
dem 9ibelipru6 pirit Oh oa ban
helm?
Gdiiler: Na1 Dem eriten 9ndl
Woies: 0ebalte, tuas on baltl
-Darum. Ser, Cigar lit aber
m6d)tig berrntergefommeil.
Nanll, picio Oenn?
ga, crit mar er 2uftidifftednlfer.
uno ;est lit er Acknowledgements
Sein r lie n t. Wan
iiebt 70 piele Eouriiten bort mad
oben flettern. SIT cine -Four bort
bin ipobl lobneno?
Sa. fir ben @irt iebr.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28
SIM @epitter.

Ser 0ouner ro1t oumpf our9 bic
Nadt,
0ein Gtern am Qan5en 8inrnel ipadt.
llnb uuaufh6rlif flieBt Scr Ne9en
@om Simmel nicber = @ottes Gegen;
ltno mddt'ger tpddit Der 9onncr an,
Gs regnet MN, 70 itarf es fam.
Gin QreIIer @lis bic Nddt erbeut,
8eleudltet finb rings @Glo uno Selo.
9a itcft elm Mdnn am @aIoesrano
itno hebt gum 6immel onf Die Sanc.
limb broFeno feline Gtimm' erihalt,
Das Gdo aiis benz 8nIbe bait,
NTs er MN ruff I'm Sturmqebraus:
SHE - ME geb' ih uhne S6irm me6r
nusl"
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28

oost MAIDEN, i'm bofJiten Grade an.
gencbm mar. 3uguterlest = Ous
6inelii9e Wtonuifript miro bier
elm ipenig peiti6peifig = iesten
lid Gater uno Sobn eintrGGtl9
gum @iien nieoer uno ltanOen nidt
cher tpieOer auf, ais bis lic allies
aufgegeiien batten.
Gem 9o-@o muroe Itrene einge.
I1drft, ooS @ebeimnis ii6 ni6t
entidliipfen gu laiieuL oenn Die
No6barn wiir0en iie g%eIteinigt la.
ben, ais elm 8aar rudloier Sdur.
fen, oie lif in Sen Sinn toutmen
lieben, oas CUTE 6leiid, oaS oer
Simmel ben Weniden gibt. ner'
lofien 5l poaen. Srosoem gingen
6aIo tpunoerlide @eriidte I'M. Wolt
6emerfte, oaB SOILS @iitte BON
run oil bGufieer obbrannte als lie
auoor. Sorton gab err ni6ts ols
6euersbriiHlte. 60 oft onS Wtutter'
I6nein Sunge mari, ltono Si-Tis
Saus in 6lnmmen. ga iplroen lie
zines Cages beo6adtet, Oos ibred'
Iide @ebeimnis mar entoedt uno
Slater uno Sobn in 8efing befob.
len, oas oontals nod ein unbeOeu'
ten0es @erid)tsItGot1en mar. S9on
6atte man Our6 3eugen BEN 8e.
trcis erbrodt, oas corpus oelicti
Dor Dem boben @eridtsbof 5ur
Sdau g~cItelt, uno gerooe iollte Der
@obriprud gefdat meroen, oa bot
Der Sbmonn, es mo6te etn StiiG
oes frii@ ne%rbrnnnten Serfels auf
sic Eribiine gerei9t iperben. 9ies
qei6ab. @r nabm es in Die Sano
uno genau tpie 8oe8o uno iein
Slater perbrannten Tie ii6 Die Sim
ger. Sober BON ibnen tat i~nItinftio
oasIelbe, mas Die beiben angeflag-
ten poroem getan batten, uno 10
geI6ob es, alien 8etpeiien 6utn
Srob uno CUR lleberraidung Ser
aall8en 8eboroe, ser @%iniuobner'
Idaft, Ser Sremoen, Der 3eitungsre.
porter, fur8 oGler QGntpeienOen, oaB
oie @eI6morenen, obne ii6 5itr
gcrotung 3uriid5u8ieben, BEN 8obr-
lpru9 fGaten: Dgei9t iduloig!"
Ser &idter, ser elm S6lauber'
aer mar, I9mun5elte, uno als er
Sen @eriGtsbof %entlalien bate.
qing ct bin uno foufte ale S6tpei'
ne art sic fir @elo uno quite 8or'
te gu baben ipareu. Gin paar Gage
IpGfer iab man oos Serri6aftSbaus
Seiner 2oroI6nft in benen Slam.
men Iteben. Die Go6e madte S6u.
le, uno balo gab es, nobin man
blidte, ni6ts ols Seuer. 3iinobol'
5er ltno S6meine Itiegen enorm i'm
8reile. Sic &erli6erungsbureaus
iAlolien ems na9 Dem anoern Die
&Goen, rno man baite bon Sag
3u Sag 5uiebenos fdledter, 10 oaB
man befiir9,etn muBte, Die 8nu'
funIt piiroe iiber fur3 ODER lang
ser 8elt berloren gebet. SroBoem
blieb Ser 8rolt6, Sduier in grano
gu ieser, beIteben, biz i'm 2aufe Der
3eit, 10 beiBt es in ienem Wanii'
ifript, elm @elebrter bic @ntoefune
madte, ooB bas 6Ieiid zines Eieres
gebraten tperoen fonne, obne bob
acknowledgements elm gan5es Sous
BET ieiner 3ubereitung oranfgeber
miiIie.
Ga3umoI fam oie l1rform oea
9ratroites auf. Sn groBen Snter'
panen 10 i6lieBt iene @nnn'
idrift, MAIDEN Die niiblidlten unn
I6einbar einfa6Iten @rfinoungeu
ibren @eg our9 Die @ei6i6te Del
Meni6beit.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28
NrrSe0ertr ! rl3farbmns.
SOrtidrittc Der Nmcrifauer amf Die.
Icn 1cbiete.

Icn Ncbicte.
llnaefGbr OaSieIbe, mas oo5 @oIo
fir sic NlctoapeIt lit, oas beocu.
tet oas mirflid)e, natur.cdte Gee
bunosfcu bellte fir Die @el5freIt.
IS gibt ia Mctale, Die nod mert,
boiler iino, ais ooS @ol0; uuo
ebenio merocn einige ebr ieltelt
geiporoene @el5gottungen nod DO
fer beiperret,' ais tpirfIide Gobbens
pelse. Mber Iettere biloen min
cinmoI ben Mobitob, an weldem
ser @crt anberer Scl5e gcmelien
miro.
Sic broufen nibt Oorrm in lie.
Ser 8e3ie6ung geroOe oas 81 iein,
mas man in Ser &cgeI bon ibnen
crtpnrtet. @enn cine %faibionoble
@postotter 3. 9. einen ehten olas-
faniiden &obbenpeI5rof gcfauft
6ot, uno ii6 einbiloet, oamit alien
@iBbinigfeiten, tpie lie iid our6
gefGrbten Gel5 ein5uitenen pflegen,
Elm fir onemol e%ntronnen ait iein,
10 mag iie iif friiber ODER ip6ter
oarin eniidui6t finoen. @o6 fein
0uteno 8eI5e fomnlen 5u Morfte,
tpel6e gang u%nobb6ngie bon &ttnit-
Forben lino! 9arunter iino aud
9iber-, Sttern-, Minf- uto
@oI6bdren : Bel5e uitp. Nit tau
ienoen BON Collars fir einen Sod.
ODER cine &oplt5e fam sic Dame iid
feinesfans @orantie gesen cine
fiiuItli6e Sdrbuna erfaufenl
9odl tparum aid, 10 ie6r allf no:
taredte 6or6e beute berIeBen Iein?
8eim ourGi6nittliden amerifo-
ner fomen Die biIligen ino ihledt-
gefGrbten - oft ihon uno fir iid
l6le9ten @eI8e 5u 3eiten in Ser
ruff. Sin nielen Sunoc-, &oteu.
UNI oroeren SGnen ging Die oufge.
trogene, miierabIe Sarbe bnlo ab
ltno modte Slede on Der Saut unO
an Sen &leioern Der Grdgerin.
Mber in ben leBten paor Sabren
6at ii6 Die &el5fdrbe : Snouitrie
in @merifo mG6tig enttpidcltl Sc
rnoe sic beIten @eI0e Ser @elt fol-
len ieBt oiejenigen iein, tpeI6e melt
eroings aus omerifoniiden SIR
6erei Nnlagen ber~borgin9ert.
@or bier Sabren nod mur0e al
Les, mas Die 8eIt iiberbanpt or
&obbenfeaen erbielt, in 2onoon ee-
fGrbt, uno robe &obbenfeIIe brah-
ten in 2onbon iogut tpie eor nidts.
God Ser amerifonii6e @rfit-
6ungsgeiIt bat ipie nenigItens
nit oGer 9eitimmtbeit berfinoet
miro - anoere 3eiten gebroft uno
niht niir Sic SGrbe : SilOuItrie ner-
6eIiert, iot6ern nlid) ueue Netbooen
n1o Wai6inen gei9affen, poOurdJ
es II. a. oi6 crmogIift miro,
Seize, tpelde bisber oIs pouig inert
los angeIehen murben, borteilbaft
SIT b%ertpen0en.
Sriiber CAB es fir ben 8olg 0es
| Gobbenbuaen ipenn er 2on0on err
reidte, nur einen abiobmarft,
n0mli6 in &uBlono. Oortbitr
muroen oie getrodncten 8Glge ge-
ionot uno als SGuier . TerfIcioung
benlbt; fir 2eoer mar oie Saut 5l
l6tDemmig. Snfo1ge Ser amerifo,
nii9en 8ortidritte aber brinot bellte
Die Saiit zines &obbenbliuen unge-
fabr ebenio biel elm. ipie ons Sen
bes beIten Ro6beniiinoen nnb 6os
Ser &obbentiibe! 9as 1T idon ollcin
elm 9etualti9es &crhicnit I'm sic
Bel5robbcn : SnouItric.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28

: &Iesne 10 e 6sIung g.
r@as bat bonn Sbrem Wanne se'
feblt, 6rau Nadbarin?"
n8aftcrienperfalfiing Fat Der
Goftor e'iagt."
-9nredtmei iung. @el,-
getu1blter 8ereinsooritano 0pGt
abcnos b~eimfommcno, als ibln feline
1rau cine @aroinenpreoist balten
iuiu): .@as, reoen miuit Gu2 Damn
bittcit gu 5uerit um's @ort!"
Washington Journal., 1921-01-28

@rmnt id)aiit, iagt man,
2ned)te. Sd babe g%efunoen, oaB es
JseidJtlim aud tut. Abcr inter llnl-
itanoen foilrlen audi beiOc oen Men.
ld,en irei MAIDEN. Son ms b1n9t
es al, mie lie mirfcn; nitt lie. mis-
iino Scgen oocr audi 6lud) fiir ulls
ielbil.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-26

2o3s Pine street, have issued invitations
for q dinner on Saturday evening, No
rember 26, at the Bellevue -StratfOrd In
honor of their daughter, MisJ Christine
Il. Aticc.
Among the guests who will attend
the debutantc luncheon to be given by
Mrs. Clayton McElroy. OF 26l2 Pine
street at the Sedgely CLUB on Thursday
afternoon, November Il, in honor OF
Miss Rosemary y. Howe, dobutante
daughter of Mr.. Arthur whitney Howe.
OF 2032 Do Lancey street. will be Miss
Alberta T. Rcath. Miss Gertrude a. II.
Graham, Miss Anna y. Newbold. Miss
Dorothy Browning Rodgers Miss Mar
garet l.. Large, Miss Evelyn Il. Drayton
and Miss Gertrude ID. Dougherty.
Miss Sarah Barringer, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Moreau Barrlngcr,
o105 Walnut street. who has been spend
ing q week in Washington with Mrs.
Robert Henderson. will return home to-
day. Commander and Mrs. Henderson
will spend the winter at Havcrford. Mr..
and Mrs. Barringer will entertain At din
ner at their home on Friday evening.
November 1S, IN honor OF Miss Mary II,
Miller, debutanto daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Philippus w. Miller, OF Belford, st.
pNvds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman e. Ives. Of @A11
North Fifty-Second street, Wynneiicld.
entertained at q d nner last evening in
honor of Mr and Mrs. Cutler Downer.
Of Boston, at the Green EEil Farms,
overlook. Covers were laid for sixteen
guests.