davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-26

out 40 the daikuoss men have cropped
ANA sought 90 reach the light
Ages uf vrnnr have rnWp and gone
hrfurr the hirih ~ riHht
And Boo Hnino VaHup ana distant way uu
men DlNr uiDd 90 seu
a vition oil q hDtrr World and aervn
that world-to.h
W,Iv builders nf hcttrr world.
Though hfin our time and span.
Thrre Hhaii No. more of happiness than
WHOM nWr sEr ltrsAN
And thWuEh wp cannot see % now,
hen an r. uudfi afHnd
We shalt leave lvra 81 wrnnN behind
ana iare uf what Is good.
edrnf A GuuHtf.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-26

Wore builders of hpitsr world, we
uro working fur plan
rhHt HrrkH to mako fhfs good nld rurih
ID happy place Tor imam
ANA thuuph tv hiundur un The way,
Hua though the road noeu4 lour
We've driven much 40 care away nud
made moro time fur sons.
This world Ia better than 10 was ton
ihuuHtnd years tHu.
Though ln ih0 way we reckon time.
men count ihat pnsiVsa slow
Sos fhtir have stretched e mNlun
Nthfs when htfIe iuN Waf known.
And even human herriH ~ Htemcu,
wore lihe tht MINI and s.e'ic.
tCunyrlrhL 1871 %
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-26

TO Tnnyt automobiles lutcrnlly ln
garages low wheeled electric plat
form hus been Invented.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-26

with complete mastery Of the
islands as necessary and early
sequence
The problem which faces the
Valley aud Texas Is part md
parcel Of that which faces the en-
tire country California has seen
The day when The Japanese shall
ovcrrun and swamp It approach.
ing aud is doing rs uttermOsi 90
prevent being cnpulfed What
California and The west coast
have been doing must be- done an
over tine country NJ We would
heed the warning writ plain
upon the wall by events in
Hawaii
There Is mo- occasion for d clash
with japan There Is no need of
hrroeh OF national amity in any
phase The leaders in both conn
tries ARE agrcod upon this Wow
But there Is NO reason fof ign0r-
ing the vital facts which relate tO
Japanese colonization and SIS rc-
suits Selipreservation Is the.
fifsi law OF nature. Preservation
OF this country for those who
shall inherit ii when we are gone
is solemn duty we nav not
evade These United States may
qo on 10 greatness MS cosmopoli.
ian hut never as hyhrrd
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-26

While we are talking Of tent
ed colony. and while there is a
man here rendy 10 take chance
upon making one we learn that
such a camp is In existence upon
North Beach, despite manifest
disadvantages. This merely goes
o. show that " we would do our.
selves, or permit some person 90
do, tho small tasks necessary 10
providing comfortable quarters
for auto tourists we might have n
larger number OF them, almost
withous effort Benefit. direct
and indirect, TO the city, Is self
evident.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-26
KINGsvILLE

KlNCsvfi.tE TuNas Jam st- hmN
SchultT uf Donis0u NJ ihc sucHl at hif
sister Mrs a. a. schkAdo.
Mira nrrthn liaii uf cnrpus CHRISTI
haa ,hpen ths fneat uf hcr PARENTS. Mt
4nh Mfa. a. A. Massey several DAYS,
Gordon Srllpfa entertained @ number
of his Mttlu friends nt the home 90 his
parenta pr ana Airs N. y. scllors nn
East Johnson avenue NAntn Nrit
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-26
Col. Dis
"Pape's Cold Compound is
Quickest Relief Known

Don't stay stuffed Quit blow
lux aud snuffling' A dose OF "rape'a
Cold Compound" taken every TWO
hours until three doses are taken uHu-
uilN breaks any cold right np
Tho worry first dose opens ciogrCl
upslrlie aud the AIR pass1gea 0f tho
head stops nose running, relieves ihD
headache. dizziness. foftfiHhnosf
"lups's Cold Compound" coats only
few confs go drug stores n acts
without aHsistanco. TASTES nice. con-
inlns no uuirlne -iualsi upon tnpo'fi
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-26

Austria ~ far from being the
only nation which was engaged in
the great war which is "brol,c" "
but Austria Is the first bic nation
TO throw mp iis hands and declare
IL can not 60 ON Entirely apart
from the morale which this step
descloscs is the possibility of en-.
tire encouragement which Il
brings. and the necessity Of inn
mediate action upon the part Of
the allied prcmiers To hold 30.
gothcr the fragments of what was
once great nation The Aus.
trian position may be bluff or
mere cowardice. but the next
move Is up 10 the prcmiers
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-26
10 cURe A soRg THROAT.

Take equal PARTS of water and ~
Fidelity sore Thfuat Medicine and gar
rlo the thTuaL The soreness diHnp-
prurf almost Ike maEic. When ltH fi-
suHty Quality you're Huru ifH pure.
sold and recommended hy an drug
gisia and in Corpus Christi hy hlako
Drue Company
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-26
MOTHERS SHOULD KNOW rms

MIR of Nnwrssia Tor Infants and chill
drenH' digestive and howell troubles.
Every mother SHOULD also know fhlf
fnr ihr protection of their children
fhrv should nivuya huy Fidelity Quai-
Hy Milk of haunVflH of guaranteed
purity and nualiiy Sold ana recon b.
mrndod hy nli druggists and Den CORPUS
-n----L .- u---. hmm nunnLu--
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-26

Once again the fat man gets the
worst Of IT, The new Lawson
airplane service from Chicago to-
New York will charge passcn-
gers by weight The living skcle.
ton comes into his own.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-26

DAY Afternoon in the home az Mrf
Fiunk Hurnot un East l.ce avenue.
Thctn WAS general discussion uf The
cliy Beautiful Tho hnatfsscs fOr thc
afternoon were Mcadnluen Finuk Bar
nett u. ID. Dunlap Frank Kirk and
lial rerfonnf.
Aflaa Bertha Han uf Corpus Christ.
spent the WorN end na the quest oi
Mra. d. r. Fletcher.
The Ward County independent., 1921-05-26
MlN0T KNIGHTS TEMPLAR AND
LADIES ENJOY HOSPITALITY OF
DICKINSON AT G. c. CONCLAVE
DR.. A. D. McCannel Elected Grand
Standard Bearer

Members of De Molay Commapdcry
No. 10, Knights Templar, and their
ladies, returned from Dickinson FRI
day night and Saturday morning,
where they spent week at the Con-
clave Of the Grand Commandery and
enroute to and from Dickinson. The
trip was made by automobile, four
cars carrying the party. The roads
were excellent on the trip to Dickin-
son. The party left a week ago Sun
day and spent the first night at the
Lewis & Clark hotel in Mandan, which
was erected some three years ago by
former Governor l.. B. Hanna. This
is surely one of the finest hotels in
North Dakota, four stori.; high,
equipped with electric elevator and
would do justice to a city many times
as large as Mandan. The party
reached Dickinson over the Red Trail
Monday afternoon in good season.
The Red Trail was in excellent con-
dition but poorly marked and it was
easy to travel along at speed of
4S miles an hour on the more level
stretches of the highway.
Those in the party were DR.. A. D.
MCDANIEL, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Ell
lison, Fred V. Dale, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank P. Taylor, Mr.. Taylor's mother,
who joined the Taylor auto at Bis
marck, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee H. Piper,
Major and Mrs. f. S. Person, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred L. Meservey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. G. D.
Colcord and VIM. Stevenson.
At Mandan, Mr.. Meservey, who is
now chief dispatcher for the Great
Northern Railway Co., at Minot, re-
called how in 1883, he was wire chief
for the Northern Pacific at Mandan.
In those days, about every other
building in Mandan was saloon and
The Ward County independent., 1921-05-26

the occupants Of the car had very
narrow escape. The party arrived
home Saturday at noon.
The rain was very heavy all the
way from Dickinson to Minot. The
crops appeared the finest in years.
There was evidence of good farming
all along the way and there are few
fields but what will be cropped or
summer fallowed. Plenty Of moist
ure was reported along the entire dis
tance Of 240 miles and the prospects
for crop thruout North Dakota were
never better at this season of the
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meservey left the par
ty at Bismarck and went by train to
St. Paul for weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rush accompan-
led the Minot party from Dickinson
and are visiting old friends.
The Ward County independent., 1921-05-26

it was quite the custom those days for
those who looked on wine when it was
red, to start down one side of the
street and patronize each saloon along
the street, providing his money and
capacity did not give out. Aleck Nc
KenZie, later the famous state poll
tical boss, and who still today wields
as much power in North Dakota poll
tics as ever, was sheriff of Morton
county at that time. VIM. Stevenson,
who holds the position of general con-
struction superintendent for the Great
Northern in Minot, was formerly
connected with the Northern Pacific
with headquarters in Mandan and
was in charge of the construction of
the N. P. depot at Dickinson.
Several hundred Knights and their
ladies spent Tuesday at the famous
ranch owned by Wilson Richards Of
Dickinson, the Grand Commander of
the Knights Templar Of North Da-
kota. A year ago Mr.. Richards prom
ised the Knights visit to his ranch
and tour of the Bad Lands where
one of his ranches is located. Early
Tuesday morning thirty-two auto
mobiles left Dickinson from the ranch
along the Little Missouri sixty miles
north. The route took the party thru
the quiet little village of Manning, an
inland town, also the county seat of
Dunn county. At Kildeer, the party
stopped and visited the Masonic hall,
a beautiful room, we'll equipped for
Masonic purposes. Here the knights
registered and cigars were passed.
Kildeer is substantially built little
city with neat homes. The party ar
rived at the ranch at noon where a
barbecue was in waiting. Tables were
set under the beautiful trees and a
fine banquet was enjoyed. The ranch
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16

nelin; Srou Moridouer, SAottin;
SRI. Sober, Shpei5erin; Srou @i
raro. &uiiin.
6oucp Stouo: 5rou aubl
mann. Sri. aliblmnnn, 5rou 2oeb
mis-, Sri. 8. 2eber. 6rau Seioemomu.
6rou 9odrad, 6rou &oenie, 5rou
Dan, 6rau GirorO, 5rau 9oitor
SdmiOt.
@Indsra0: Die Serren
s. Neif, S. Sdiaing, s. Soeffner.
@bos. Streib. Sui. 8oienfelo, 5rie
&lein &orI &idter, aorl ggoIf, 9Qo
is &eiubart. 9bilip 0ittes, Sbeooor
9eimor, Sofob NlueIler mno Sofob
@ir5.
Slide: 90. Billie, g. @aItber, 5.
SdeffeI, 9oid, @rmoIo, 6.Diener,
81. Bauer, S. Briigger. ". 9ernitein,
". @eingort, s. Brandt, 81. 8ie.
gono, 6. e. Sraniedp.
a0ererS 6Ioroffen Il =.
berbrettI@ Or. $. 9oiielbrine F.;
Or. 6. 3enoel, Or. 9oul @leis, Geo.
@. Spier, Gi6oro 8rouner, Grnit
@idner uno Brof. Q. @iietb.
pieImooren: Die 0omen
&rumfe, @Itemiis, 8oBmanu, Mit.
glieoer oes' MrionsD omenpereinS.
9 d ii r3en Stono: SRI. So.
fob bon Der 3ions Stride; 5rou
Brand, 3obeI, Sof uno 2uitig. 6rall
gteulano uno SRI. A1itb bon Der ct.
Worp's Stride.
3igorren: Sofob 9riigger.
SarI Seurih, Senrp 8ebrenberg.
MiIhfIoide: Gbos. Gram.
lid Sobn Gele, 2ouis Bauer, emil
Spobn Sic. @iegonO, goom DiegeI
mann uno Sobn Meininger.
See Greom i: Die 0omen San.
nemamn, 6. Shmiot uno g. 6IoegeI.
&u6en Itano: 5ront @.
&om. MiheI SoI5beierIein, uno
6rau Hiogenap.
Ganop: ole 0amen 8. 2in5
bod Gpo Shmiot, Morgoret Del
finger, 5rieoo @erner. @olerie ga-
nos.
&affeitono: Die 9omen 0e
@rain, OIs8emsfi uno Storm.
9Iumen: 6rau Stouff II. Sri.
SheffeI.
2imonooe: Srau SO. Bad
rad.
@ a + rio9erin: Serr uuo
6rau Shorbou, 5rau Simon unD
5rou Winer.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16
Sonntas N6cuS lit 9cntidcs S6cater
i'm Concord NIrlb.

Gin i%eIteaer SbeatergenuB eriuor.
tet 0as oeltlde YubIifum am nod.
item Spnntog, oen IS. DECEMBER, INN
s llbr obenoS, bel meIdem unier
moblbefonnteS Sometolent, mie Die
Serren Sannemnnt, 8Iitt, 0ieb.
@onorad, HolenfelO, Streie uno Die
0omen 2in3bah, Madler, Sion,
Streis, arieg, 9onos, iid pieoer oei.
gen meroet. Our N~nffiibrung fom.
men Ser Hooelprin54 uno oOos
Set ser Sanomerfer." 0os Ebeoter.
liebenOe Bublifum miro lid oieien
@enuB liderIia ni6t ent9eben laiien.
Ser @intrittspreiS lit SOC per Ser.
ION; NitgIieoer i'm 8eiib elmer Scar.
te BADEN freien @intritt.
&ommt oae. Critters erlebt ibr
einen eemiitIi6en 9(beno. uno 5fpci
tens belft ibr, oos ein5ige oeutide
alubbolls 9on5 frci 81 mo6er mas
idon Idngit bate geideben ioIlen.
s..
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16
8eibnudts- SuSor brin9t So. SAB. 70 Elm
fir beutl6e arrte Sinoer.
6inan5bcridt nuO &eriOnulieu.

ole 0omen: Or. Wargaret sd, S
9ruegger, GorI &obler, .. S6miot,
6rlS. 6. Simon, gteulano, s. &rieg,
&. Streis, y. 8iegonO Ii. 6. Sbern'
ooerfer.
@eidenft muroeu foIgeloe Hltp'
pen: Geo. @. Spier, 2 9iideburger
6rou 9adroH, &prolcr; Deutihe
@aiienfinDer, 8obp. @irI; 6rou Sill.
Ter, @ruppe aus 0eutidlano; Srol
@qolf @ideIfino; 6rou @borton,
8eIi6; cine anoben Yuppe; Geo. ".
Spier, s Gr5gebirge Yuppen; 6roit
Sd, 9 Glolpns, Sri. S1effel, &eppie;
6rou 9rouner, &elppie; 3 fleineaefp-
pie; Srolt 9e@roin, 4 geltridte Slp,
pen; 6rau sd 2 eebGdelte 9uppen;
5rou Seioemann 5 lltilitp Euppen;
6rou @irar0, Mfrifouer.
Son ben Mitglieoern oes Sereils
mrroen Die folgenOen 8uppen geflei-
set. Or. Morgoret Gd, &onigin 2on
lie; Srau 2otto, Siirfiu; Sri. Neu-
LAMB, 8o-@eep; Srou S. 8rueggcr,
9artenIegerin; Sri. 6. Simon 50.
loniaG; 8rou Gotb. 2oeifler, 9oiern;
Sruu 3. 2in3bod, Sung-ameritu;
SRI. 8ernItein, Sponierin; 6ruu
&rieg, llngorin; 8rau Sannemunm.
SoaGnoerin; Srau &c. Seioemonn,
8Gnin; SRI treib, Snrem-0 tGbdcn;
Srou &rumfe, Shmar3mdlOerin;
Srou antbonp. SrlGnoerin; 6ralt
Soffmonn Seiiin; 5rou 81. @oloe,
&otfdpp6en; 8ral 8eudert, 8uoen-
lerin; Sri. SdeffeI, 2ibertp; 6ron
81. 8rinf, 0itdferin; Sran @eingort
Morie Antoinette; Srou sc. Sd, Obi
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16

Ser Da5ar lit boriiber, un0 CUR
groBen 6reu0e oIer S1tereIlierten
lei bier mitgeteiIt, Dab oerlelbe Die
Sotollumme BON So, 20 einbrad-
te. ollie, Die 10 eifrig m~itgebolfen
baben, f0nnen. lid 5l oielem groBen
@rfolge gratltIieren. 8ieIe Mitbe
uuO Arbeit bat es gefoltet. Siermit
bringen mir einen offi5iellen 8eri6t
Ser 6inan5iefretGrin 5rau 90. 9.
&onig, aus Dem bic ginnabmen Der
ein5elnen Stdroe 5u erleben lino, TO-
mie oie Sbenfrngen all @eIo.
Ser 9. 6. SiIfsperein freut iit
BON Ser5en iiber oieien @rfoIg, in
Dem er uniere Staot ieinem Quota
BON $1,000 nGber bringt. 9ie geom-
ten oes &omites fins Die folgenoen:
Geo. 49,. Spier, 8oriiseuoer;
5rou 9. &rumfe, 1. 8i5e-8ori.
5rou 6. 9. @iroro. 2. @ioe.8ori.
Or. g. @Ieis. Sefret1r;
6rou SO. 9. aoenig, 5inan3Iefr.
u. 8. 8rind, SAabmeiIter;
Or. Seinrid SolieIbring, S1ab.
meilter in Bertretung.
Der 8a5or. Mus Of uB Dem
Ser eroBe grfolg 81 ber0eidnen lit,
unb Der feline 4rbeit uno Miibe ge-
ideut bat, beitono aus foIeenoen
Onmpu INN Herreu.
8m. 9annemonn, 8orliber;
6rau Or. Sd, SefretGrin;
8rou SO. 8. aoenig, Sinon6sSefr
Or. $. SoiIeIbring, Sdobmeiiter;
T1tig moren an oen 6etreffenoen
St1n6en:
8uppen- uno Ser8ltono i:
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16
@eibmadt i'm &nppert Seim.

8eibnadten i'm &uppert Seim
miro in oieiem Sabre am Sonntag,
ben IS. DECEMBER eefeiert. Ser emf
iige Damenberein, unter Der 2eitung
bon Sral Maria De@rein, bat ale
8orbereitungen ~getroffen, oomit iif
oie Sniaiien oes Seims eines frObli-
den @eibna1tsfeltes ~erfreuen MOS
gen. Gin i90nes Brosramm fommt
our Musfiibriing. Greunoe uno @on'
rer itno gang Defenders eingelooen.
Gin gut arbereitetes oeuti6es @iien
miro fir Die erihienenen Sreunoe u.
@Glte ~ierbiert peroen.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16
@ei6ma6tem i'm 9entiden @aiien-
hauS.

Oie @eibna9tsbeiNeerung I'M
0eutl6en @aiienbaus finoet am
Sonntog nod 8eibnadten, ben 1.
Sanuor 1922 (yteuiabrstag) Itatt.
@ie aaiGbrli9 meroen Die &inoer Elm
l6ones Yrogramm our @usfiibrung
bringen, Die beioen DamenDereine
peroen oas Giien ierpieren. Sn Der
am Sonlttag abgeboltenen 8eriamm-
lung famen Die iibli6en &outinege,
idGfte CUR 8erbanolung. 9anfbar
anerfonnt bon ben Inpeienoen muir
oe elm Nerm19tnis bon 5000 0es
perItorbenen @~6dermeilters Sobn s.
Gmal0.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16
6leine Na6rt6ten
ans Gta0t nn0 2anO.

-Solepb gll1erbad, 1910 q Ctr,
feierte am lebten Montag ieinen TO-
@eburtstog. Gr erblidte in 8aoen-
9oOen 0ns 2i6t Der 8elt uno fan
ais Surge bierber, uno 6por iofort
nod Moibington, mo er 35 Sabre
lana befonnter @ei1dftsmonn lit.
Seine 6rall lit Die Sodter Oes Mo-
lers Nlar @eDI. @r bat 2 &in0er,
Solepb ltno W3iriam.
pie ~perItorbene 6rou Marie 6.
8itte BON bier binterlGbt in III
rem Seltament $4,000 an Sorace g.
Sonner in Sos MngeleS.
-3ie Oerti9e Mtorf cling Iesten
Somstag bis arf 60 berauf, fiel oann
Mnfong oieier ISOLDE auf 81.
-@ieoer bat ii6 cine neue 8anf
in @oibington oifgetan. 0ie Ban
fen i6ieBen fiir8Iid mie &Sil5e aus
Dem 8o0en. Ser &rofit oerielben
lit ia olld Elm geipoltiger. 0ie &e-
gierllng moAt es ibnen 10 lei1t. Bum
8eratungsausitub Der neuen Ban
fling, Srult uro Mortgoge 60, 1909
8 Stru6e sc. @., geboren II. a. Der
Gbemifer @ilbelm 8iibrig bon Der
6leilbman 6obrif in 2angoon, 8il-
belm ". S6lobobm, ebenOa, 2ouis
Golen6erg, &aitfmonn, @ilbelm 6.
Seitmiiller, &entier, SEQ. u. @rubb.
". &. 21tber, 8ilbelm $. @ottlieb,
&crmalter oes 8iggs Sei3ungsanla-
gen-@ eihdftes.
Ole Soliitem Die Oas 2ano be-
reilen ullo o1t6 nod 8aibin9ton
fommerL ipieIen mebr unO mebr oert-
i6e &ompoiitionen. Sgna5 SrieO-
man, Mne. SDnter Ii. a.. gaben in III
rem fiir3li9en &on8erten mieoerboIt
Stitde bon Wto5ort, 8eetboDen, San-
sci, Men0elSiobn, 8robms. Sam
oeps .Meliios~" miro Inn Die 8eib-
uutsaeit bier pieoerum ~aufgeflDrt
iDer0en.
-@s giebt 5n pie[e 2ebrer, beion-
oers @olfsidullebrer, ieBt in 9eutl9-
Gono. 1900 2ebrer baben feline
8ei6Gftigung. Berlin bat geraoe
500 2ebrer entloiien, 90 nidt einmnl
genl1g &inDer fir tie oa iino. 9aS
2ebrerltuo;um lit elm brotloleS Sc
merbe, mar es friiber gum Sell, nno
es heltte dona. 0ie 2ebrer mill
len Nrbeiter mer0en, Inn einerl Sc
bensunterbalt 5u ber0ienen.
-gea6 Sen nellelten Na9ri9ten 81
urteilen lit 0as 2eben in 9eutidlano
auaenblidli1 10 telier getporoen, ooB
es ielbIt ben @usl6n0ern 81 bnnt
miro. 0ie @merifaner Derlalien IN
IN oos 2ano, 90 man ibner, I'M
@eqenias 51 Stalienert, @~ngldnoern
un0 6ran8oien, 100 8ro3ent mebr
abnimmt in Sotels uno Speiielofolen
ais Sen 9eutl6en. @u6 biele 9eut-
i6e b~erloiIen iett oas 2ano nno oom-
pfen gum gelobten 2anoe @merifa
ob. IS ioa i9mer iein, iiberboupt
einen Blnb auf ben Son1pfert ltG gu
erobern. @ir b%iirften fir oas Sabr
1922 enoli6 cine grobere oentl6e
@inmanoerltng bier ertparten, Die err
Ite ieit s Sabren.
Der &rod 5meier groBer 8an-
fen in 9eutI1lano, Ser Bfal5iiden
uno Ser 0iiiielDprfer, bat Die Spefu-
lationsIuIt Ser 0euti6en etpaS obge-
fiiblt. 8i8ber fnufte man ausmartl-
qes @elo in groBeren Wengen ouf,
I'M es 31 gelegener Belt in @Sarf gu
b6bereln Sote um3utali6en. Seet
miro ma etipos Dorli6tiger.
-@nglano uno Sranfrei9 ioue1t
9eutihlono cine Billion Dollar, alio
1000 MiQionen Dollar, porltrederl
molen 8u 7 @ro5ent 3insfuB. DoS
miiroe 0ie oeutide S6ulo5oblungert
fir 2 Sabre oeden. @enn es mabr
lit, 10 oiirfte Die 0euti6e Warf bal0
mieoer ropioe iteigen.
-Hobbi Or. Simon bat oas Mmt
oes Goriibenoen oes S6ulausiduiies
I'M 0iitrift bon Columbia nieoerle-
Washington Journal., 1921-12-16
&prtra9s- Nbenb I'M
Concord Stub

Gin pitflifer @enliB mur0e 0cu
Wiitglieoern 0es Concord Stubs AM
lesten Montog 4beno geboten. Ser
immer riibriee Gifer oes @oriieenoen
Oes 8ortrngstommittees i'm Stub,
Serrn @uitob 8enoer, bate eiuen
abenO BON ieltener Sdonbeit, Tiefe
unO 8unit 5uipeee gebratt, einen
Sdnous fir S%iteraten, &euner mo.
Oeruer Didtungen, 2iebbaber Der
lprad)lihen 8oIlenounq ln0 oes lido.
men @eoaufenS iiberboilpt. Serr Or.
@bmin 3epoeI, Den @oibingtouern
fem llnbefaunter mehr, trug Dor aus
errudbltem Greile bon on0Gdtia un0
berlt1nOnisboa Iouihenoen Gamen
mo Serren oes &lubs cine &eibe lei.
ner eigenen 0ihtungen uno lleber.
i%etuneeu Dor. Die 3ub0rer poren
ent5iidt iiber ole 2eiitunsen, ). 9. bic
lleberiebung BON 8oe'S .Hanen~, tief
ergriffen ~beionOers nod Dem BE-
fonntiper0eu nit ieiner Grabbing
gGIsbetb S1ger" Tim 6. e. 81. Soft.
mann'iden uno 9oe's Still obihon
ionit goli5 i%elbltdnoie, nit mebr
Sonolung uio poden0er. greifbarer
0oritelung Oes Dries mo Der Ser.
ionen).
Der GortragenOe lit bier in Nine.
rita geboren uno bat oie alte SCI.
mat gar nift geieben. @s lit Inn 10
erltnunlider, ooB er Ole 0elttide
Sprod)e NIT iolfer@epoI be9erridt.
Ole ShIidtbeit, Die anipruhsloic
Ginfahbeit oieier Sprahe lit eiaent.
lid nod 0oS ShmerIte babel. Der
critic Cell oes Abenos entbielt neben
crniten uno Oeuti6.o aud
einige bumoriitiiAe@eoidte oesSerrn
Or. 3ep0eI, obihon Der 8ortragenoe
cher cine Neiaung 5u e%rniter. trogi.
iher, tiefer, mpltiiher Didtllng Der
rat. 8err @rnit @idner ihloB
Dem 8ortrage einise treffenoe Be
merfungen an. Die @eriammIung
erbob lih 81 @bren oes &eoners oes
g[benos bon Den Sieen. Gin erltfloi.
flyer &linltabeno mar mirflid Der
lebte Wlontog gbeno. 8ir Oonfen
Dem Concord &Iub 1ulo Serrn Or.
3epoeI filr 0ieie @eIeqenbeit uno Oieie
title 6eier 0eutl6en @eoonfenlebens
(otf Die Der Serr 0oftor ie[bIt I'M.
beiuubt in g0eS Deutihen are0o@
biumieS). Moge ms boIo mieOer Gin
iolder Abeno Oerqomt iein. IS mo
&c oos 8rogramm folgen:
I. GeiI:
n9(n Die S6reibnlaidine";
o0ie 3cutihen in Siiooit.4frifa,
1914-t919.
9Des 0eutiden areoo."
nDie fofette eide"
1aorners Sterbetag (iiberiest aus
Dem @ngliiden Ser 6eIicio
&emons).
DAn Die oeutihen StGmme.@
Ser Nobe", (iiberiest aus benz
Gngliiden oeS Cigar Inen
8oe.)
2. Cell (Groia.).
pGIsbetb Sdger~-eilte Gr06bIuug.
-0eutidlono bat ou9enbIidlid
1871 Observation-Disclosures nit Ell.