davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13

Scrlin, i'm San. - (@orr.).
NnS 9erI. Sagebl. id)reibt: gtod,
0ieIoung unicres SorrelponScnten
lit Ole 3uriidsiebuua Der farbisen
SrlIppen aus Dem beietten @ebiet
Ieoialib aus fliuatiid)en @rimoen
crloIat. Die Afrifaner eebeu in iare
liioafritariid)eu @interquartiere
uuO iOIleu rsit @eginn Der pormen
8itterimg suriidtommen gs idcint
dIio. 6ab ale Broteite aus
Geuti6lono ipie aus oen olIiierten
uuO neutrolen 21nOern iuirfnnas.
los aebIiebeu iiuo. Soeben eriheint
I'M Scrlog bon &onS Sotert gn.
aelmuuu unter bent 3itel Der
5dreden am Rbein" cine BRO.
ld)ilre Oes GugldnOers g. 8. Y'c.
rel, oie in niitbterner Sprahe, obne
Fatbos uno obne ltebertreibung
oieie oiritnniideu Giuge uno ibre
aOnieouen5en idiloert. gSir erfobrsn
Gus icincr Sd)rift. oaB in Der eng.
llidcn Brciie Die 9lnpeienbeit bieier
(ulppen 5linadIt nerihnieaen NOR.
SEN mar, obpobl i'm slpriI 1920
bcreitS $4,000 Yfaroffoner nno ai.
bericr, 2600 MaOegdiicn unb 5000
?IcNer aus 8eit. un0 3entroI.
nilfo (Senegaieien) i'm beiesten
N9ebiCt ltnnoeu 3abIreife rarabiitae
&or0CIle" nluBteu iiir Die 4irifaner
lebout peroen. 60 nubte iiir 6ieiei
,3lpcd oic Staot 0iatn5 10000
@,orf, Oic @erneinoe aoIibeim
10000 Niarf, oie Stnoi 9inaen
10000 Mari atiDenSeu Dic Se.
taiIlirrtc gtrbeitsoronlno. oie fir
bnS &auS in Wurden @l0Sbadj ein
irna3oiiidlCr Srigaoebciebl aliae.
itclt bntte, bntte ieinerseit brscn-
Hercs 2Iuiicben gelnaht. Rorel
itctt auI 0riuo oes ooflgneniari.
idcu 0cneiSmoteriols cine mnidna.
rcid)e 2iite nnmeutIid Der @rpnlt.
tatru 9fgcn 6rauen 5uialHmsn. 1ic
Xiite lit lang. Sic f0nute beIiebig
pcrldngert iperoen Inns leat iebt
Weocrlun cine ,3uianlmeniteauno
neuer llcbcrgriife Ger iorbieen
fralBoiiitbcn 3ruppcn aus oAen
DIonntcn Oicies 9Sabres uor, nit
aeumeu 2Inga5en mo gin3eIseiten,
Nie iid) Der 8ieoereobe cnt5ieben
Dlorel erbebt feline 9tnfIaee eeaen
Gle iorbigen Sruppen, meint nieI.
mebr, ooB oieic erbcbid) mebr lIr.
lode 8ur 9eihmer6c baben ais Die
9euoIterung, unter Der 5il Iebcn
lie gc5ipungen iin1. 5eine gtnfIoee
ridtct er ge9en oen iranSoiiihsn
MiIitnrismiis, omcil er in Grie-
0ens3eiten 3ebnioliienoe bon afri.
fanii6en Gruppeu il europdiI2eu
8emeinoeu einquortiert bot, neil er
cine golitif eiugelejtet bot. Ole DC.
lnorolliicrenoe gBirtlmgell IN @lro.
ia nno unberedenbare hoie Jolgcn
IN gIIrifa lmo tiir Airdn er3eugen
Un,b" YlorcI er3oblt iibri9cns, pie
e. idQt, ans imoniehtbarer dmeri.
fcHii6er Guellc. 0aB Die britiihen
uno amerifaniidcn Sertreter in
8eriaides, ais iie pon Der glbiidt
Der irnn5oiiihcn Qiilitdrbeborsen
afrifauiidc Sruppen in ibrem &c.
iceungsaebiet 3u perruenhen, bOrten,
i'd ernitIid) bentiibten, oem bedb.
iid]tigten S6ritt 5u pleerraten.
Uo-els 'S1rift Die bereits odt
Gage naf ibreln Grifeinen in
Guglnno in 10000 ereiuploren
ucrbreitet mar, miro aud IN Gentit'
Lamb einen itarfen Bioerbaa finoen.
llnO boiientIif meroen alih IN
6ronfreib Die foloniaIpolitiihen
lno etbii6en ar9umente, bic Worel
in ieiner ShriIt nod eiuniaI 9u'
inmmenitcat, i6re @trtlns iibcn
-- bpbor Die gfrifoner aus ibrei
gpinfrrnlnrticrpn auriidFounen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13
5'"sitc SenSnna aeidenfter america
niialer Yiildlfiibe in 9entidlIano
etnaetrDffen.

Bremen. 0}it Dem americani.
iden 0nmpfer r8cIt SrrorD" trnfeu
am 7. Dis. aus COLLECTION, Ger, 74o
sQiiIhfiibe, ein 8ejf)enf oneritoni.
iher tSormer an Zeutiflano, in gre.
men ein; otf Dem Srolt5port lDaren
I aiibe ein9egangen, Oafiir aber IA
&dIber geboren 1poroen.
3ie SenOrulg lit Die 5peitt oieier
Art, nodloent ibon I'm 9aorelnber
cine iolde in Sambur9 eiugetroffen
mar.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13
1r,iIfsft fell abreebnei,.

@aihinatun, .. &. Ser
8etrilIigungs llusifuB bes
gtbgeoronetenbnuies bet bieient
einen glntrag uor9elegt, in mel
dem perfangt miro, ooB YrGii-
bent 9sillon ii6er bie 100 0sil.
lionen Collars, oie linn am II.
9tpril 1917, uno oie so Millio-
nen, oie Inn am 1. Sanuar
1918 sur 8erlperOung .nah
ieinem @rmelIen" sur 8eriiig-
ing geiteIlt lporoen iin6, 9eh-
llulig abIege. Die frogliden@el-
ser tporen fir 9luSguben i'm
SSlterelie Ser 2anoesuertheioi-
gung nn0 Der nationaIenSider.
belt beItimntt. 2lusihuB@or.
iieer 5000 tbeilte nit, Dab iiber
oie 8erau5gabung Don $76,-
79S,569 u5ioIut ie0e 8elege
feblent
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13
HarSine bat SIS, 900 Gin,
fsfftntenitsmer sss sabIem,
1f,ilTen eebt frei aas.

&ailIington, :. 6. Ser
neuerpoblte 8r1iioent 0ar0ina
miro iitr feline 9[uttsoienIte
$4,000 meniger erbultcn, ais
@ilion. 0cS 99in0esidloB1nt
miro linn 3por ben 9lrf,en
9etrng olts3abIen $75,0Oo per
,Satr, aber bie Steuerbe66,6e
beaniprud)t no6e3u Den oicrten
8beil ieineS G}ebolts fiir sin.
fonumeniteiler.
9toh elmer @utidei0unQ 0es
9lnboc$ Cbergeridlt5, ooB Ole
SSSnIaloiteicr BON 1918 0cn Ser.
3eitigen 2IlntSinbo6eru nid]t
auferlegt ipelDen f0nnc, blieb
@ilion ron 6ieier Steuer Sc.
freif, obicbon er 6urch 6en BON
i6m berurlaBten @iutritt Der
Ser. Stoaten in SEN 8riea 81.
rect iiir oeren Grbe6lna ner.
ontDortlid mar.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13

republicaniife glbgeor0nete Slenrp
BON 8irginia ans, eS p1re rGtblih,
1uenn Die Ser. Stoaten Jest, che 0os
Gelitldle 3ei6 onoeren 2dnoern ees
geniiber neiie groBe SerpfIithineen
iiberll0bme, oie $235, 100000 eins
triebeit, sic es ibnen nodl fir oie
soften Der americoniider9eios
truppen am Gbein f1uIoe
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13
6leiidJeiicn an ;5reitngeu ioIl in litab
Oerdoten met0cn.
Salt Qafe Sin Z,

Salt cafe Sin. S5m llnterftap.
&c Ger StaatSlegislatilr bon lltob lit
cine 2'orlaae cinaereift noroen. 0ie
oos &iieu pon Fleiih in oiicntlif)en
QldfeH I'm 6reitonen uno Dem Qcr.
foui con ,Sleiidb oas an 3rc!togen
Der}e6rt meroer ioll. in gen Stoate
pcrbietcn foil
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13
Sine Sibel i'm 5rieSeHsnsrte SsH
100000 Matf

oIe aus Der &elmiteoter Gutenberg.
oruderei itomnt. beiinOet iid) 5ur
3eit inn Belts Der 6ottiuger llni-
DeriitdtS6ibIiotbef. Gieie 9ibel ge.
bort aber oiii3iel ocm brauui6pei.
giid)en Staate. 9ereits Dor 3ebn
s5abren baben init Dem preuBiiden
Riniiterium ocs a5nnern 9erbnno.
luHgen mli &crausgabe ocs meri.
pollen 9ufes itattgefunoen Die
GerbnnoIingen iino je0od) i'm Gan.
Dc oerlalfeH SSest bnbcn Sipiiden
Ger brGiuiGmeja.iG)en R.giernng
lmo Dem preuEiihcn Sioatsniniite.
riun pom neueuG 8crbnR0Iunaeii
ouf Sernnsgobe oicics foilharcr
5tontsbeiiBeS begouuen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13
SrlanO'S 9tOtb.

6niten-0 -0irtenbriefc Der iriIdlen 81.
idD0fe 6efaiicn iidj nit Der glutll-
lase Oes SanocS. - Ter britiIde
Scrrpr seIdliIoert. = Cardinal
SOgne ermagnt bas &ulf, Der 6ri.
tiidlen gegiernns geseRH6er felt
su bleibcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13

ffe Regieriin9 babe fornieIl borge-
ihlogen, oaB Die Ser. Stonten hen
salnrten 0ie geiantnte SfuIo er.
.Ioiielt. iollteu. bod hdtten Ole Ser.
Stadfen nboelebnf, oaraiti eitt5u.
aebeH.
Sen. 0icaellar, ouf Seiien glntrog
oie 8reiieneloung Dem SenntSproto-
coll einuerleibt !puroe, bemerfte 0a.
su: .Gies lit cine 9toArid)t Don un-
gebeiirer @ihtiqfeit.
y@S lit oie erlte anltlide 8eitGti9-
llng ser ytadridt, 0aB uniere Hegie-
ring pom england eriltft rpltroe, sic
Shulo SIT erloiien", erfldrte Sena-
tor Sulib Q7en) non 0loii.
Senator anor (91ep) bon 8enn.,
uerrpobrte iid entidie0en ongeqen,
oaB er ie i'm GongreB Sen GrIaB Der
9llliirten-Sdltlo beantra9t babe, ipie
3eitlingSmeloungen beiagt batten.
Sd babe" lagte er, oin meitcm &C.
ben gionherlei getbon, ober nie ct.
mas 10 Gerriiftes."
9eonlte 0es Staot5. rm6 6es
SdaBoepartements lebnten es u6,
ii6 iiber Die grfldrung Gbomber-
laiu's SIT tiitBern.
Senator 2ooge perlas einen 8rief
6es SdabnnttsiecretGrs 6ouiton, Ser
offenbor I'M 6inbgd auf 0d5 geItre-
ben 0es GongreIes geihriebpn mar,
III nerhinoera oaB 0ie gegenpdrtiae
Ibnliniitrntion nod fltr} nor Chores.
fdlub England EN- @liIliar0enqe.
id)enf ntad1t.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13
Gein WtilitariSmnS
tn Ocn II. G.
0reresitarfe Oom GUnarcf AMI 49,.
600 @iann bcrabacmiuSrrt. -
&ilIOn'S $etO ii6erwdltiscno nic-
Sergeitlmmt. Ser uom Snuic
angenOmmeue !6cercSetnt triiit 10.
gar mnr fir 10000 Mnnn Sir.
jorge. - 9icerntiruua bercitS cin.
geitellt lUOroen.

@GIbiuatun, :. 6. - 2ie Gin.
itellung, beyu. Aniperbuua peitcrcr
&ecrliten iilr 0aS Iteheu0e Seer ser
Ser. Stootcn bat ouigpb0rt arieQS.
ieCretGr &ater bat 0en &ciehl Oo}u
aegeben not0em bci0c 0dltier cine
aemeinidlaftlihe Geiolution anae.
nommen un0 nit ilberm1ltidelrOer
0tebrbeit iiber oo5 &eto 0e5 9SraN-
oenten binmeg nofn1alS 6eIldtiot
baben, pel6e Ginltcllina ser &ecru.
tirung perlan9t, bis ser 0Iunn.
id)aftsitau0 0eS y6cereS uuf $4,000
Wann berab9ebradt lit i'm 6epri.
lentantenhau5 mar 0us &eto nit 27t
acgen rs 'Stiumen iiberitimmt NOR.
Den, oie 9lbitimmng i'm Scnot mar
fait cinihmnig geqen 29iIIon; mr
EQUATOR Sirbp (9em.) bon aunio3
trat fiir 0aS &eto 0e5 @rdii0clltcn
ein.
@iliOn's @ranOc fir Die %ctirnno
8rGi. 3ilion'3 9otidoft cntbdlt.
dllcr nmuiiben @hraicn cntfei0ct, 0ie
Grfl0rnnq. oob er re0cr in ser oll.
acneinen g2cItlaqe nod in Ocn @e,
Oiiriniiien Scr Ser. Stootcn ir0cu0.
cine 9lenoerima erbliden f0nne, sic
cine meitere &ernlinoerind ser re.
crttirtenNlinindllt1rfe non 2SO,00O
N}nnn. tpie tic in Ser fiir5lid, auae.
uomneuen 9corBoniiatious. .Gorladc
Iiir Die 9(rmee poraeie6en lei. rcdt.
fcrtigen ipitr'oe.
Hndl SerminOcruna ser Wnrinc.
Ter i'm SnuIe cinqcrcid)te @eridt
0es FlotteuausNhiliieS iihcr 0cn W2o.
riucsGtat s-elnpfiebIt sic 2crahice,
lug oes WinnnihaitSiton0S Ser @uu.
OcS Mnrine mri 100000 itntt t43,.
600 Die Qeleln0rtiQc 60hit;ahl
Sails Oieic ReitimnurnQ onaeuom.
men miro, foil am ,Suli, 3u BE.
qm ocs neuen Redlnungsiobre5,
nit Ser gntIoiituq iiberidiiiiiqcn
EcrionolS beaounen mer0eu.
SetreffS Ser IurhIiihrunQ oe8
Tlottcnbat Eroqronlms hat ser
2luaid1rB feline 9lcn0erln0cn an Ser
Gorlngc porQenoumen, a6gcIehcu
0ouou, OoR piellcjdlt oa@ @autempo
etpn9 Iouqiomer merben ioll
gIbg. 0'on0ell ppu @nonlina,
15iihrcr ser Replt6licaHcr I'M Repr1
ientantcnhau5, iette sem 2(uSidnB
fir Morine 2(nqeleQcnheitcn ans,
eiuanocr, elm internotionaleS 2(bfon.
men iiber 9lbriiituua lei umrnQ0nQ-
lid nothmenoiq, tpenn nidlt ei1tiae
Ser bcoCuten0iten 9}ationen banfcrott
qchen inlItcn, mas mu6loic Qermir-
rlmq tiir Oie game @elt nit it'd
brinacn lpiir0e.
2lusiduBporiiter @utlcr thciltc
NIT oie Ser. Staoten miir0en in
nidlt icruer 3eif cine internationofe
gonieren3 }ur Gr6rterllna ser 9[6-
riiituItqSfroae cinberltfen Gr CAB
ocn 3eitpunct nidn an. crturfte nbcr
ocn Ginbrud, oaB Dies bolo rad
Dem 2lmtsantritt 6ea 9rGii0enten
6oroinq qeifchen miir0e. nit Sc
Butler fiip5lidl cine 0eiprehlng
baitc
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13

@aibinstOn, .. s. - Die @iil.
liorOen ole Die gllliirten 0en Ser.
Stnnten iduloen, fonen im 9utlOes-
ienot sur Sprohe, ais Senator Wtc-
StelInr (0ent,1 bon Senn., cine
8reBoepeihe perlas, nnd) Der S.
glltiten Chamberlain, Der britiide
Sdabfon5Ier, erfldrt bot, Ole briti-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13
Sie Sd)warse :
S6nla6.

lille Eruteite fuirfnneslOs aeblisbsn.
- Die g3nriif5irbuns" Der sIfri.
Gamer aus Dem bentiden SeIas-
unssscbict famIer 3anber. - Die
Sdliuar5eu MIR I'M &inter.Guar.
tier. - utSarbiae" nebmen oercn
Stelle Gin. - Sine engIiIdDe In.
flngc sssen Den irau5Oiiidltn @i,
litariSmnS.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13

Qie nor6lide 8ociiictiiite mir.
be BON eincm iiirdterIifen Sturm
hcimaciuht }lu ~ NiirOung oes
Gofumbid 3luiie5 erreifte 0erStltrm
cine @cidpinOigteit Don 100 9leils1
per Stunoe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13

Turd einen @ir6eIiturm MIR.
BE in pen 0dloern IN ,5efferion
Gountg, 0ai5ington, ein Sd)doen
BON St0,000O00 angeridtet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13

Trne Translation fiisl with tbs postmaster at
Milwaukee Feb. 10. 1921, ss rsqatrsl 5E the
CT OF Oetohsr tagr
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13

SIN Rilones .AergDerfs oiitrict,
m mericanlifeu Staot Guronqo, lit
yer 4merlconer u. =. Gaie pon meri.
anii6elI RebeIIen ermoroet Doroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13
9ie Nnleiben
Ser NQiirteu.

Gnalanb bot t6atiGdjlidl nm Streidls
nns Der gan IN SdJulb nadse-
indjt. = Sntereiante GrflGruns
ses britiifen Shabfanslers. =
S6abamtsiccrctar 0unitOn mill
Der nenen 3eaiernns freie 6Gno
Iaiien. - BIS Jest, iagte er, Iiese
nidjts SinSenoes Dur.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13
,.&nliiidJe Sutidlaft" erbicIt bum
Sdlabamte 9nrleden.

Gnrdl 6roeen Sen. 9leeo'$ IN oie
Gnge getriebelt, geItano 6iiIi5id1ot-
omtsIecretdr aellep in elmer giBu1a
bes SSuiti5cof1ites oes Senats, 0em
Ser 9lntrug, 0aB sic Ser. Stooten
fremoen 9Pad)ten feline 9orIehen
me6r eetpabren ionen. oaB ser rui.
iiidlen 9otihaft" (aus Ser aerensfn.
3eit) in 9Soihir1ton III geoinn Bee
Sohres 1920 Elm 9arleben nou
100000 geip1brf tporDen Iei, o,tf
Sic 8eriid)erling bin, 0oB oieie Gum.
me snriif6e5nbIt iperoen niirOe of.
'dlon Die r8otitdft" feline Ber6iu.
0llngen irgcnopeidler 9lrt NIT iroenS
elmer icbt in &uBlonO om Gu0er BE-
fjltolihen 6egierling babe auser
oieier Suntine h1tten Die Gidien mi.
iden Sslli urt0 3ooember 1917
sis, 100000 erbaIten. 9eim Stur.
&c Aerensfen's nm Sabre 1917, oe.
ftan6 SfellaD. lei Elm 7Son0s uon nm.
aef0hr 80 gliilionen Collars III SeI-
len Sltniteu bier UorhnnSen aepeIen
tbotiddllid lei oerieIbe iebt ober bis
airf EN- paar 6uuoerttarien6 Dol.
lars erid]opFt.
Ste Senfdlen iOIIen saR 3a6len
sr5Unnsen Derbsu.
SSn elnern Sdlreiben an 9un)es.
51aEau1tsietretar 3oi9tOu fiibrt Der
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13
Suniton beidjiuidJtiat.

Sccretdr 6oidton fogt in icinem
Sd)reiben, Die Observation-Disclosures,
icse 5rbeabiid]tigten", 0oB bic Sidlt.
obIiantionen Der fremoen Q2adte fiir
laugfriitige 3oblungsperiprefen nm
getouid1t peroen iotlten. Gie5be3iios
Ii6 botten Gerbanolungen itottae.
funoen, ipie er in ieinem lcbten 92sah-
resberift conitatirt hd6e.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13

Trus traaslatson flied with the Postmas ter
MiIwankes. Feb, TO- 1921. as required by
the act of October s. 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-02-13

Jtrusiranslation Tiled withsh, POsInastss At
Milwaukee, Feb 10. 1891. ss reIasrst BY
4. art of net,,.-
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-06-04

ceived other attentions from him pre-
vious to the shooting. Mrs. Durr plead
ed self-defense.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-06-04
TRUE TO FORM.

fe wproleaguers in Chicago got what coming to them
they hoswaggd by crooks into purchasing stock In the
league of nations OF the league issued stock for
certainly If it had would have invested Ill
the stock of bankrupt concern The type of mind which could be
imposed upon such precisely the type of mind which
swallowed the kept of war; bcombe and which later went
into ecsay league The aous leaders the fight for the
league insisted that such type of mind in the vast majority IN
United States Harding majority of between seven and egh
millions dpeed that illusion Aman who will invest his savings In
League nations stock person advise what foreign policy
this country should pursue In fact questionable he ut
to with the ballot He the chap who signs
every petition Congress which thrust under his nose and
being such hopeless smpton he magnes that he knows it all
with private restored the railroads are not
getting along very WE'LL says periodical But private manage
men has not yet fully restored The roads still aborn
the andcaps of rules adopted when the roads under
government operation.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-06-04
OLD HATS MADE NEW
by SIMPLE METHODS,

BY the use OF few simple methods
many women will be able TO renovato
their hats worn last summer and
make them suitable for another sea-
son, according to Miss Irene Pied
alue, field agent In clothing from the
College OF Agriculture who has made
number Of suggestions as to methods
"A hat which has become limp with
dampness may be restored by pressing
II with q warm iron over n damp
CLOTH" said Miss Piedalue. "A white
straw or leghorn hat may be bleached
by washing with soap and lukewarm
water after which II SHOULD be well
brushed with oxalic acid solution or
paste of lemon juice and sulphur. II
the oxalic acid forms bubbles when
poured ona clean white pine board II
Is too strong for use and should be
diluted. II the straw Is brittle and
coap and water cannot be used on II,
II should be well brushed before using
the oxalic acid and rinsed with clean
water afterwards. The hat may be
dried by covering 1t with cloth and
pressing with a warm iron or placing
It in the sun.
BLACK straw hats may be cleaned
with ap iece of velvet which has been
dipped in gasoline. II It Is still not
black enough after this process Is
finished it may be dyed with CONNER
cial dyes. Colored straw hats may be
cleaned and colored in the same way.
Most commercial dyes come In dark
shades and may be diluted by the use
O ia neutral liquid. A straw hat may
be reshaped by dampening the brim
and bending 1t to the shape desired.
Faded flowers which are soiled
should be cleaned first by shaking
them in gasoline after which water
colors and oil paints mixed with gaso-
line may be used to tint them. II the
whole flower is to be colored 1t may |
be dipped int the bowl of coloring af-
ter which the center may be painted
darker shade with camers hair
brush. The edges Of the petals may be J
tinted by dipping them in bowl OF
less dilute coloring matter. The flow,
ers may be dried by placing a weight
on the stems and allowing them to
hang from the edge of table or shelf.
The appearance of the flowers is i'm
proved by trimming off all frayed
edges.
"Maline, chiffon and laces are best
cleaned by gasoline. They may be
colored by salution of oil paints and
gasoline or if they can be washed in
water without injury, colored soaps
will be found satisfactory in giving
them new colors Maine may be fresh
ened by passing it over the spout OF
a kettle from which a small amount OF
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last bottle everyone asked me what
made the wonderful change in me.
told them about Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and / recommend
1t wherever ! can. give you permits
sion to publish this letter to help suffer-
ing women as your remedies are god
send and made new woman of me. p
Mrs. F. A. BAKER, 4749 Butler St.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Why will women drag around day
after day, suffering from backaches,
bearing-down pains, nervousness and
the blues" enduring miserable ex-
istence when they have such evidence as
the above that Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound is dependable rem
edy for such troubles. For nearly forty
years this grand old root and herb medi-
cine has been restoring the women Of
America to health and strength.
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recommending the repeal of the profits tax and the
amendment income laws that excessive suraxe shall not
collected the Secretary of the Treasury Mellon merely suggested
what party platforms promised campaign The Repub
can platform promises the substitution of tax laws that 90 not for
laws that do excessively mu the needess repess
enterprise thrift The Democratic platform called for revision
the laws $50 that the wealth of the nation may not be with
drawn from productive enterprise Both of the platforms aimed
directly at the which have been the
hand for high prices the consumer and tn other
hand been driving capital of productive enterprise into
free municipal With both parties pledged to reduction of the
charges there ought be delay securing the leg
islation
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RISK LIVES IN
TESTS no FIND
GERM OF FEVER
Twelve Chlcagoans Act in Behalf Of
Science and Making One Thou.
said Dollars.

Chicago, Ill. - Twelve persons are
risking their lives here for the ad-
vancement OF science and at the same
time make thousand dollars.
Much OF the discomfort they under
go will be Offset fy the attention OF a
pretty nurse.
They have volunteered to have a
swab, covered with germs, showed
down their threats in test that Is
being made at the Mccormick Insti-
tute Of Infectious Diseases
Or. Ludwig Kekteon and Dr. George
F. Dick are conducting the expert
ment in the hopes of being able to iso-
late scarlet fever germs and discover
preventive serum.
II the incubation takes" the volun-
teers will receive $1,000. If not they
will get $40 for their good intentions.
One of the volunteers is known to
be woman. but the doctors are with
holding all names until the test has
been completed. Perhaps some Of them
will come out of 1t as heroes.
The best medical attention Is being
given to the twelve volunteers to pre-
vent complications.
Dr. Dick, discussing the experiment,
said;
1--WE have twelve cultures from the
throats of persons afflicted with scar
let fever and we have asked the twelve
volunteers to aid us in this expert
ment to determine the cause of the dis
ease.
eve do not know whether these cul-
lures contain scarlatina germs be-
cause the germs have never been iso-
lated. If airy of the twelve persons
come down with tn disease it will be
fair proof that the germ is contained
in the culture"
The physician was asked If one is
not liable to suffer complications as
result of the fever. He replied that
the disease has mortality range of
from to 40 per cent. depending OH
the virulence of the disease, Compli-
cations, however, he added, are I'M
common where the best attention is
given.
The Mccormick institute has been
carrying on research work for years in !
an effort to learn more about scarlet |
fever. Its origin has always been a
mystery although it was recognized
as a disease as far back as 500 B. c..
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pound l had bearing
down pains in my
sides, stomach and
back 80 badly that l
could hardly stand
up. / was white and
very thin and nerv-
GUS, had a poor appe-
tite and onlyweighed
liz pounds. ! took
ten bottles without
missing one dose and
gave 1t a fair trial.
Whap I GniahaJ tho
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WOMAN INDICTED ON CHARGE
OF Staying MAN.

Lebanon, Ohio, June 3. - After a
special session of two days, the grand
jury yesterday afternoon returned an
indictment for manslaughter against
Mrs. Lizzie Durr, 40, of Franklin, who
is said to have shot and killed Charles
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The expense of the United States
government amounts to an annual cost
per capital exceeding $40.
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steam is coming. Care should be taken
to prevent the material becoming too
moist"
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80 On Savings
STATE NATIONAL BANK
We sell First Mortgage Bonds taken
on Conservative Values.
The STATE TRUST COMPANY

Boro, Hungarion, also of Franklin,
with shotgun on Sunday, May %. 1t
was shown that she had accepted
wrist watch from Boro, and had re-
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WHAT MADE
THE CHANGE?
This Woman says lydia /. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Made Her
a New Woman

Pittsburgh, Pa. = Before taking
Lydia u. Pinkham's Vegetable Com