davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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at ,,l0ass crosse Vaterland" blew
spurgt we'd Maaltidet en- at de
sidste Feriedage i Diet danske
Hem, hvor han havde nydt saa
megen Venlighed,: ,Naa du har
vel v@ret glad we'd at vere her
oppe hos os, saa du engang incl
lem vii tenke paa os med Ven
lighed, du vii aldrig vaerre Uven
med os, vel?" - dertil svarede
Drengen hurtigt og med en- Six
kerhed som noget uomstodeligt,:
,,Jo, naar jeg bliver stor, saa
vii jeg v@re Flyver, og saa kom-
mer jeg og kaster Bomber ned
paa jer, for / er 10 wore Fjender."
At Diet er latterligt at vere
ekkvaerdige overfor en- Nation,
der indprenter deres Poder sligo
Teorier, Diet err vel nok den milde-
ste Kritik over GodgGrenhed paa
saa urette Sted som dette; -
og disse err 10 desverre like de
eneste Eksempler paa pr0jsisk
Logik - at v@re gal paa Dan
mark fordi de brutalt i "64"
frastjal os S9nderjylland.
Der er saa mango hjemme og
endnu flere herovre af danskf0d-
tie, der err ,prpjseroxiderede" og
mener, at vi g6r ,,de stakkels
Tyskere" blodig Uret, naar vi
kr@ver Ole for Ole og Tand for
Tand", - og Diet er ingenlunde
al kristelige Grunde, at Diet er
dicteret, provende paa at efter-
komme Bibelens Ord ON at ell
ske wore Fjender. men kun for
di disse i snobbet Underdanighed
for den store, tyske Nation - ell
Ter ledet af smaalige, personlig-
private Interesser agerer 1nterna.
tionale.
Paa Forhaand skal jeg blot med
ldet samme vedf@je, at Diet nytter
like tyskvenlige at fors9ge at
feje dette til Side med de gengse
flotte, svulstige men intetsigende
Undskyldninger, der som oftest
naar tysk Brutafitet paatales.
Egesaa lidt som Diet vanlige godt.
kobsudtryk ,,Papertalk" kan an.
vendes her, da jeg har Diet ,,sort
paa hvidt" i Brev fra Commute
medlemmer, der ordnede 1ndkvar
teringen af de elskelige tyske Un.
ger.
bet er kun ,,Pjalte", der er sas
ulogiske at vere undertaking.
Hunde, der gaar af Vejen for en-
der like har Fortovsret, = elle1
@ndrer sin Mening, naar han f9
Ter sig i sin Ret, overfo7
den st9rre af ,,Kujoneri'; = v
err nok en- lille Nation, men lac
os aldrig synke ned til ester
landsk Bl9dagtighed, saa vi ka
lster os nsesegrus i St3vet TO:
den tyske Storvisir og taller pa,
ldet slaviske Refrain:
.KAL.IFENS ORD Err VISDOM!!'
JACK BILLBERRY.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-12-02
Land til sa1g:

100 Acres i Midten af Dalum
Kolonien we'd Wayne Canada on
skies afhandet. Over 80 Acres er
opdyrket. Prison er $4,000 pr.
Acre med $1,000 Udbetaling. ON
n@rmere Oplysninger henvender
nan sig til "A. ]. Tarpgaard.
1179 Hoe Ave New York
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-12-02
1921
vii bl. a. indeholde folgende:

vii b. a. indehode f3gende:
A. Dan: Jul.
S. D. Rodholm: Begyndelsens Hgtid.
kr. Disregard: Mar Far kommer hjem. Tegning at H. [. c,
Carlson.
F. F. Madsen: Offerlunden.
Carl Hansen: Mar Modem er st9rst. - Med Tegninger al :.
Enkeb0le.
H. SkovNielsen: Pastor G. B. Christensen. 1 femogtyve Aar
Fornand for den forenede danske ev -luth. Kirke Amerika.
j. Chr. Bay: liver Stenb@ks Komplot.
A. Dan: Da vi var unge.
Z. S. Rosenberg: Vest pa.
Kr. Anker: Nytaar.
Harad Schmidt: Fred over lord.
Marie Sandahl: Eft Calfornia-Brev.
Karl Marg: RacebJod.
Eier Hansen: Mors Hsender.
A. Bobjerg: Pionerer dansk-amerkansk Krkearbede.
z. J. Falkenberg: Julegranen. Diet ferste dansk-amerikanske
Julehefte.
M. S9rensen: Jul Diet fremmede.
Kr. Ostergaard: Aftenfred.
II. Plambeck: Julesang.
Omslag. r.
Husk at sende ,Juegranen" til Venner Danrark, wi be-
s1rger Forsendelsen og betaler Portoen).
Heftet faas we'd Indsendelsen af so Cts.
C. RASMUSSEN COMPANY,
722 South Fourth Street,
Minneapolis. Minn.
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$aa ipa9
Soa m<rpS@,
Bhor elennig nerre kbinhe bar,
irlntil bun brugte gpnia q.
einkbams Vegetable
COMPOUND.
EopmsborD, Ga. -vSeg pintes 9e
Si6en fprferDcliat al &p9imerter Dg g

OSOPIAS~I ~ wv
Ipag % lag t1erbps,
at ie0 life bt6'te mime
lepenoe &aa6 Dg fun6e
iffs uofpre nit Mrbei=
be. Seq 1eo at mani
ge1fulbe D9 nre9elz
rtGsiige 8ertDoer: Seq
l9Ite I 8laoenc, bnab
NDbia 6. &tntba'ns
Geoetable pDuno
Dopbe qiort for auore
Dg beTutte6e at prgbe
Son 0co f:f onAp
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Ale Syge o. Lidende

vii faa frit Brew ON en- we'd en- Missioner
fra Dstindien indf5rt udmerket Medicin
for Asthma, Bronkit, Katarrh, Influenza.
Sovnl6shed, Nervesvekkelse m, M. Nevni
dette Blad oe send Brew til Pastot III. RI
Ber9h, 3922N. Kadzie Ave-. Chicago, III.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-12-02

sendes gratis til enhver der vii
skrive til Bureau of Publications.
U. S. Dept: Of Agriculture, Wash
ington, D. C. og sige please send
me Farmers Bulletins No. 806,
1893, 1852 and 1921.
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,Taknemighed"
MOTTO.

MOTTO.
Den enc havde fra Havn til Havn
ssgt efter den anden derneden.
den enes Navn var ~Godgerenhed.
den andens acknowledgement.
INN BANG.
l denne Ollebrpdsbarmhjertig-
heds It'd er Diet vel v@rd at legge
Marke til den Taknemlighedsf6-
lelse, der besjeler Diet tyske Folk
overfor vor Nation, for hvad der
er bleven gjort efter Krigen for
at restaurere de tyske Born.
Agitationen for at aabne HEN
/ Danmark for disse var ivaerk-
sat, linden der blew paabegyndt
en- lignede for de danske Born !
Flensborg; - derfor var Diet med
Nod og N@ppe, at der blew skaf-
fet Plads til wore egne Lands
m@nds Born.
ia, som bekendt, spandte Ty-
skerne endogsaa Ben for at
forhindre, at s9nderiyske Born
kunde faa Low til at tilbringe en-
Sommerferie oppe i deres Forael-
dres F@dreland.
Bibelen l@rer os:
,,Elsker elders FENDER, gore godt
mod dem, der eder hade og
forf9lge!"
,,Blive I vrede, da synde like,
Solen gaa like ned over elders
Fort@rnelse!i"
,,Ggr mod andre, som l vile
have, at de skulle gore mod
eder,"
og mango flere lignende sk9nne
Leveregler, som tager sig. saa
uendeligt skent nd paa Papiret
og lyder saa front kristeligt, mer
som er saa vanskeligt at prakti
sere i Livet - og saa sjRlden al
fnde, end like Pr@sterne, Krist
Efterfplgere paa lord, holder sig
disse efterrettelige, naar Diet gael
der dem SEW.
Tysklands gennemsyrede Hac
til Danmark CAV for kort It'd 81
den sig Udslag i Berlin i Form al
en- INSTRUMENTATION - en- Hot
stimlede sammen udenfor ct For
eningslokale, hvor der holdtes e1
skandinavisk Fest, hvilken An
ledning der var pyntet med d.
tire nordiske Flag; = Urostiftern'
br9lede op ON, at Diet danske skull
de fjernes, ellers Wide de riv'
Diet ned, V@rten blew bange o.
efterkom deres Forlangende.
NJ vii man almindeigvis und
skylde sligo B~9llestreger med
,.det kan h@nde allevegne, der e
10 ogsaa Boiler i Danmark, ellie
der er braadne Kar i ale Lande.
Men, at tyske Foreldre modta
ger Invitation for deres Born Of
sender dem op til Hem i ,,de
fjendtlige Land samtidigt me-
at de indpoder dem Ideer og In
strukser, som efterf6lgende t
Smaatrek vii wise, Diet overgaa
vel nok de dristige Forventninge
ON, hvad man almindeligvis an
ser for naturlig F0lge af Aarsae
En- af de sidste Dage j Ferie7
ledte man efter den der static
nerede Berlinerdreng, og ma
fandt ham siddende oppe paa si
Velg9rers Loft bev@bnet med e
Saks og klippe hans ,,Dannebrog
i Stykker; - da man sagde t
ham,: Men hvad er det da d
slider der og foretager dl!
Dreng??" s,varede han fr@kt,:: DE
MATTE jeg love Far, linden je'
rejste, at jeg skulde klippe jere
Flag itu, dersom jeg kunde ia
Anledning dertil.
En- tysk Dreng fra anden Par
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Little Falls Business College
Little Falls, MINI.
College Of Commerce,
st. ClOud. Mimi.

Kursus: saxs
l.. Shorthand Kursus, l Aar.
2. Bogforings A..
;. Stenogra6 og Sekretariat
Ku1sus, 2 Aar:
4. Banking, Regnskabsferelss
OF Business Administra-
ton, 2 Aar.
5. Almindelig Business oe
Landbrug, l Aar.
6. Je1nbane- oe Handels-Te-
legrafering, 6 til 8 Maaneder.
Skriv efter fri Katalog; nzvn dette
Blad. De kan begynde nu. Udgif-
teyne smaa:
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STOR Zoe A
Copenhagen
NJ TIL 9AIGe,
NJ TIL sAIAa

vi gar1ntoeee,
at Copenhagen SINUS alt1d har
v@ret 0g er absolut rem.
Evils Deres Handlende like
s@lger den, vii vi sende den III
Dem pr. Post til den almindelige
Pris 10c pr. Daase, indtl. Defes
torhandler kan forsynt Dem.
Frimserker modtaGee.
Copenhagen er Verdens bedsto
Skraatobak.
Weyman-Bruten Company,
11O7 Broadway, New Vert.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-12-02

MOTTO.
Den enc havde fra Havn til Havn
s6gt efter den anden derneden,
den enes Navn var G~odgprenhed,
den andens acknowledgement.
INN BANG.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-12-02

Me1EneSKer n1da nu Ell 0dng
staa til Ansvar for deres Hand
linger overfor sig SEW og deres
Born. Desvaerre gaar Diet her som
altid udover Retferdige og Uret-
ferdige. Men saa meget tungere
hviler Ansvaret paa dem, der har
Skylden. !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30

eau ana the fall business done 10y some
inil.s MAS satisfactory. iIurl.,S we've,
slightly easter.
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK; March -. Moucy on call
ON nc sock l.SCltnEc opened a. -. p"-
cent ioW. l,cr cent: CLOSING. j; ne 60
Mos OF me days loans were mad" At
''. N'g cent.
T!'o money Was quiet; wI,h small
amounts r'@cod NJ Ter cont for -lNty
anu ninety dag mSturli.v.s ON both elias. a
81 c".iH'"r3l k,ncw,ls Yer" arranged "a.
ufr cent for all matur.tieS.
SHHhEy! i"r The ID, st James. and =. u"
l'. '"H' Tor ..SS h'shlN rated names There
were" some transactions at ~. per cont
e" choice names At short mn;urit!rs.
LONDON. March 2:.-iin~ silver gst.
p"n'" i"r ounce. Money. " per cent bis
Count rats. short bills p.r cent. three
months bills. ~ PER cent.
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ltlNG Man wnn understands 'Hr r,a.,,i-
rant h"-tu'st "n" wnu .S root Hira!i oi
WufN ana willing 30 make nI'u-.sr t!s..
I'M. r...ren,v r"Gr.r,i. Carter Kitchen.
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III TGiIi,ii.!.ES
Autoni"b.ic, FOR :alc
BARGAINS.

BARGAINS.
pEERLESS "N"-ir2u. pVIX-
EUuIpHED HIrn GOOD TIRES.
OipSNiDEllt. - 1879. - - - -
TIRES A%p ~ LEST OF cos
DTrlpN
pEEnl.ESS "S'-iylg OVER
nHCLED AND :! O: l. y | N'ri:D.
EGI H'FED WITH GOOD fiItES
l.iHEKrY SPORT 1920. Hi:.
PAINTED AND ENGINE THOR
otGiIIN pN ERIGAuLi:p.
%ArlDNA!; SIN ~ THE VERY
HEST CONDITION.
oI.pSMpGlI.E-!. USED ONLY
\ rliDHl WHILE. GOOD TIRES
PAINT AND ~ BEST hEIIINNi.
Cal. CONDITION
TEENiiNNi. MOTOR 60. iNr..
NINTH MD GARY STREETS.
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>c.,rtr .,,.,,,..i> -ncp.i,tng
Auto MISUNDERSTANDING,

i'upu, A.tH.sun 800. = !. i.y.Ot
AUTOS HIRED sl.so. :..up. $500 .,.r hour.
l.f...a d. ..s4sl --.-HiU-J.
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUES ~
WE. rEICi\

.:NCEPriD&Hl- VALUES ~
USED TRUCKS
one i.r' lou !,-fon S,s"-st ,ru :. IN
Ir-..rut -uUGitIoa.
one ,h,se-;oIfih ton S;ew,-, ,ruc&; in
good condition.
One ou--an! has 'or s;-wa-; lnor
vHPh., oyer nhE.'' tvc '"raiutsi.
On" twu-tuu Iniitua. thoroughly over.
taI.rh and' -"yair:en
on t-'u to sil;t
iRA%SiOi.uATlD. MOTOR co.
itlc "'"td =. Inorr Boa. ~!
s,.,, -. 800 ~gs, 3'"ld So 800
IHH ,-..b ears. -,- t.. luuEI l>.a- 20.
l.g. BY, w. hiu,4 Street
FOR battery -...t- trorGu Battery
G.. .o' E%,t Main - Ran. lu'3.
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FARMS
FOR EXCHANGE

~ t".L""5hE farms arc oIt,r"d ,,,
hhnE" IN On" block or tyijI ,'
,,rn,', H,sr intins arc wei inn.
tHt'lNh'ion. ii"'"rv W.. st,,, "a
nE hh'Hi 'h"s" ;a-nIs. agents ,,,,t
@"h. - ~ property r"rr-nibrr ,5'"i
80 "", nH"f ~ run down ;rol-
81 property hat l. not xUr,a
,,,t"H'y IN edsh ur its cqutytl",t
"" az" tot dealing on an inr,.,,,.,i
"iuo. We AZ" Offering YOU iI,s.
l''' ing IA order that yutI ,uf,.L,
.''"rt on" OF tn" h",;' !,u,rnSi
iiHhS. and So AZ" wlilin. 80 az.
fn'iT property IS part ptyFnn,, -,
~ IhiW"nt ;rr tho f,rm' drparJ
'hS ,h'feiy on what sou have,
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WEST OF FIRST STREET.

WEST OF FIRST STREET.
y. WDLL$iEIFER.
arrl ~ vst Cary Stg,L
HUTTON : Drug STORE
JrUl West Cary Street
Stl!!.kEl'S I'IiAlsNACN
a. North Sheppard street
ELAN IL : BDtLt:N ARD PHARMACY
500 N'si kr"td street
'AtEpc'S DRUG STORE
!.pu...SuiI ana Floyd.
THE b.!A\plS tIiNIlMACY.
-oHl IdrH Avenue.
q. e. l>El:<,
80" Hanover Asrnuc.
GNOt T. AVENUE PHARMACY.
-u-i LiruN, Avenue.
4 /. BOON Xix.
1919 West AlAlu Str..,
AEbM. TAGE DRUG COMPANY.
tGIiLic nH .ii''G'G !1 S,Fyys
1901 10. Avenue.
" - ~ tpsFEC RIOS !.l.l
loo. IVES. Main street
-. y. JOHANN.
=. ~ ;: Md.l. Street.
I!%r STREE rtIAEMACY
..t ssG-I P.I. street.
% 'uIJ''A ~ HRpS
Si- n-S- Bguu4 Street
-. .t.NN ~ BIspS
'.a tEp0N ANtu.H.
IAhk...>. .liCG COMPANY
H,sJ G.u.,i street.
,t!i!.N GO 'ti -t!.I :.ir.\.f STORE
u i.ust Hroa. S,j,.;
~. e.. SAt'- lIl-Is-
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nW. ~" i"hr 'roui. ., r,rr,,,
NH'n YOU write va NO ar. ..I.i,'',
"I 'hif warming 'hhi 40 letter ~,
.n@h'" WI f"'"iV. any at
"n'r ar" f.gh' M 20 ~" minute ~,
s'fF WY. hut we VII rivr you
'hhHr", "s ~" stated before a.
H",",o .nv 4' ~. best farms MAJ
lUunity w"
Her" $50 CO.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnntcd-NIaIc

XIV - MANAGERS-Two cspcri.nccd
hirn n,Sh"ISe,.. capable "f handling
aud N"r,h carolina ak" .,'v,r,t sE, int'
".n Win business oAp"riruc. who .r.
los Mu,phy's Iot"l. - 1" i, M'FE'
"N'> f"ciuRER Oh AMERICAS
TABLEWARE WILL. CONSIDER Ar.
PLicATIoNs FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
IN THE VIRGINIA TERRITORY ox
STRICTLY COMMISSION nAsIs. FAY.
Ai'i.E MONTHLY. ADDRESS ". +,
.Sc'irGGS SOUTHERN SALES MAN.
AcHn. BOX III. SALISBURY = g
litiNrEE Epl.roE wanl"d-iin,f Interest
sac t. c"ini" p " mn. nm ,,"srn";a ,or
-" - .,n.iS hnh 81" the "d!t"-nni HorA
of Vretui.,. r""i 'n .i ;,1 ~, M "a" S,ti"
ION, and pr"pvs!tiun that vii! b.,r
r!uinE tyresr;tiuE nuch!mv' rl",iy az
"'m'r h''-Nsl'rS "tniptu'uj win soi, az
,i're lhr pisint,n = ''''
Statesmen ~. wish a. .,.,,,,.,- ,-,,.-.,..
Htl"siu"n; srccvssiul applicants ,yIfi H.;
InNyW "H..'sshtS training can br;y",u
az West Niu,d s,ir.,. '''"' ''.'
SIENpGiiArilhK. wanted. F. co,i.,.,..,,
~ "m."iiyns "Hi wi,iin.; 20 "u,,
ng-.s,i l;oa !. 8as. car rimrs nissu,e!.
stega j. = W.ib,rr". Mi'Iiiio,hinr.' 81. H"'
fvuN1 MNN Of good nppyarauc.. auanu.
n,-- ann M ,'- g! i.'',s OF m"",,n. bus
!ltil" "H.or experience, .rd Who ~ iu5,.
",t '"' ,1,n,, St,'" ~. .hon'i'ns
,u"t,r1t. 90 start. hu' 4ood tu,ur. 80,
H0 ,naMi MAS WH",;d y""uns uan. 90,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30

rho reason 81" .r. offering .basn
lands .r thu WAY j., TO 1iy.ri!.o
"'"' ~ i,"inl'. the i.Hi -
fruw iUs Wet hly" bought 'n:I
and 1ic meeting VIII guggass
am N.s'rrne~. know III.
values 10 Western property !ud
halE What old Virginia w!l! do .nI-
Nrf $50 tCHIr aud -'. fo- Yourself
COR 'ime > yours while you arc IN
Ntsi"i'
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RE.M ESTATE FOR SHE
Farms ind Land for Sale

Farms nnd Land for Sale
FARMS
FOR EXCHANGE
~ t.,.n".m" farms arc oncrod for
,jvii,N' III on, block or VIII he
d h.sr farms az" wei inn.
cultivation. l-;"r. NJ. $40. al
ing about th"s" farms at,,,,,g
'l property r"'u-mbcr this.
~ not nu"r uH run down ,,.'
"riy property that IL :n"i,, ,"!,
pE property that l. not ynr,a
."h'E IN cash uT it's rpu,y,t,,,
W" ar" tot dealing on an inr,.,,
t"lue We ar" un"riup YOU iG,.i
iHf'ns Ia order th,, ,.G,, ,w
select on" OF "a" best :,u,,rnSi,
i'InS. and 81" ar" w!ilin. - i,a
All pa m"irt :rr tho farm I,.,'.,
ing entirely on what sou la,.
% %2% i "S , acn, &, as'", +. +. aeon
you lar warming I'M, .n ,.,.'.-
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I.\.r On .lli,I sikI.lEr

alG.lf.S '"'uE%'iifI.7'iit.'.
i" iii'r5'iiiiM .-'
- '' aM.AHGZD 5.! ai.N', a..
SCilEI;'S
i!y.H>'i.; I" IC'ltil<5ns5
XIII F., = = a. :.
--,. .|r,: I'M - - =, W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30

lli"-" 'tril- range IN ui!co from
SO 30 L" 10000 p"r aero. We Viii
uinpT1nc" or viii carry bpck sh,-
Of tn uurChis" price COY 4 torn
OF years. Nith interest al 80, nor
hnnuln. phyal'l" scmiannu,liy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30

A\.,IHG> AMSI%Ga
t.4.- aO" SuG ..JgI xiv gLGsn Madison
- ...,.aIo"G >"!..:.. ~. ia :JstG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30

SEEING - HELIE:NiSG' FI.Irc
l.r you: deal, come ana sr" us am!
Jet u maE" an exchange.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30

~" i-.ie5 acres. under a bi.,
H'h," "' cultivation This farm /.
}. 1921 WIN GOOD IMPROVEMENTS
inii""m"nt shed etc. nui The XXI
- r"ou as IN" host nat az, h,
'""n" IA ANY state IN thu Union
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs. Cats. Pets AZ

"
DOGS ana pets of an kinds ~ 4. WI
hcr ". W Iw.ntS "lghlh 81 dni. ~.
GUARANTEED birds and fish. Sours'
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LfyE STOCK
Horses. CatlIc, Nchiclcs

BEl.GiAN iihRES one belgian buck.
~" Bancroft Avenue.
GROCERY Wagon. harness. horse. all in
good condition. Holly street
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ABSTRACTION
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DA<CI\G-A,ts r.imu,unauscr - Nottn
Harrison street -uITIulu's ave les.
sons l'nun" Madison 10 NV.
MISS KATE SIUM't-StuJio. 2O5 West
Mi.S LINDA MALLORY dancing studio
No. Norih FtTst street. i'Iivate Aad
class Lessons Iiahdo."h ISL.
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lHiSr ANA general Once clerk. Apply by
'ctt"r. - -. h0N 90.
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Moving, rrm'".aG, >'"".sv =.

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.ua s.yl, DISTANCES. Auto lad tI...
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- -l5h acres. all under rul.iv,-
con mas iH.f IMPROVEMENTS. d.,
",t .1h Ihi- IS n riai money.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-02

I'm ROUTE FROM NOVA SCOTIA TO PANAMA the s;xt.en
% ,G1t c.ou puts in at New Yor for supplies The tiny craft
Naptan l. W Scott and his Of two men, left Nova
oth way ~ ana expects to reach Panama prl -Four
ockshes set out with the Pctou ambitious IN win
part OF the $4,000 purse put up by citizens Of he; %
Nv @ oi ,ctou ~ Rules of the contest forbid tow only
.ne use OF oars and their light sail being permitted How'd
like to be aboard? ''N .,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-02

CHARLIE CHAPLAIN
ARRIVES IN LON
DON and is given one
Of the greatest popular
demonstrations in the
history of the city.
Above is pictured the
scene outside the Ritz
when the comedians's
car was almost mobbed
by the tre m e n d o u S
crowd Of enthusiasts.
Charlie stands bare
headed in the tonneau
thanking the assem-
blage for their recep-
ton. In oval at right
Charlie couldn't eat
his first English break
fast in peace, smilingly
consenting to pose be-
tween sips of coffee for
this snap.
UnderWood- X Keysfone
Left" -"FOCH," a clev-
er, scrappy Los An
geles dog, who actually
performs, and unes-
corted too, the duties
of bank messenger for
his master. Under"osM
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-07
sAco WOMAN HURT

Saco, Me- Mrs. Hamilton of this
city tells Of a quite painful experience
she had and how she came safely
through it, owing to treatment orr
ginated by Scotch doctor. Mrs.
Hamilton says: II have received
great benefit from its use 1t is the
best taing for burns, headache and
all kinds OF pain A short time since
IL caught my finger in an iron trap,
thought | had broken the finger and
would lose the nail, but kept it sattl
rated with Mysterious Pain Ease and
1t came out all right in short time
and did not even leave scar. can
not say too much of its merit, Hope
it will always be kept in my home"
Through the recommendation Of
one person to another Mysterious
Pain Ease has been used for sciatica
neuritis, neuralgia, muscle cramps
chilblains, pain arising anywhere
from Inflammation, stiff neck rheu
matism, burns, sprains of all kinds
lumbago aud pain arising anywhere
from Inflammation. Advertisement.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-07
WHERE WORDS DON'T COUNT
Indians Who Know Nothing Of Each
Others Language Easily Converse
Together by Signs.


Most Of us visiting foreign land
find 1t difficult to make our most ordi-
nary wants known. The red Indian
has no such difficulty; the problem
of universal language was solved
centuries ago. Should an Indian from
Northern Alaska go to Patagonia he
could, by means of this universal Ian
guage converse with his southern
brethren. This would also be the case
if he visited Central America or met
the tribesmen of our own eastern prai-
rles and mountains.
When the language was invented no
one knows, but every Indian learns II
in addition to his own. Once two
chiefs of different tribes met in Wash
ington and held conversation that
lasted nearly three hours, yet neither
one knew a word Of the others Ian
guage.
This universal language Is, Of
course, made up of signs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-07
TO AID UNEMPLOYED
TO SECURE WORK
Committee OF Public Safety Plan to
Cooperate With American
Legion.


Montpelier, Dec. 5.--The Vermont
Committee Of Public Safety il to CO.
operate with the American Legion,
Department Of Vermont, in providing
work for the unemployed this winter.
Mason s. Stone, chairman OF the com
mittee, has laid plans with Allen NJ.
Fletcher, State adjutant Of the Leg
lon and the work is to start immed-
lately. 1t will be on the co-opera-
tive plan, and no discrimination is to
be made between Legion members,
non-I4egion men, and women. The
plan is, however, to find work for
bread-winners first
Through the Public Safety Commit
tees special committee on admins
tration and cooperation, letters are
being sent out to the presidents OF
boards of trade and chambers of com
merce In the larger communities OF
the States, requesting each one TO
appoint q survey committee to can
vass the community and learn OF OPP
portunities for work. Brief instruc-
lions are being sent to the chairman
of these committees in order that
their methods may be uniform. The
American Legion, through Allen II.
Fletcher, State adjutant, has com
municated with the commanders OF
local posts in the respective COM
munities and the commanders are to
appoint service committees, which
viii list the unemployed and con-
meet them with available work.
At the present time, no large mum.
bers of men are known to be out OF
work. but in order that as many as
possibly may be employed. 1t is in
tended, through the Committee OF
Public Safety to facilitate the means
Of securing work and to accommo-
date those desiring to have work
performed, thus rendering a mutual
service.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-07
An Enthusiast.

"You run across all kinds of cham
pions nowadays"
"Quite So
81 have just met the champion ar
ti6cial limb salesman"
"Ahl"
"He says he's sold thousands Of cork
legs and arms, but he's going to his
grave disappointed man."
"Why so?"
ITS the ambition of his life to sell
a cork torso Birmingham Age-Her-
aid.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-07
A ered.t to AII Concerned

The sale on Tuesday afternoon was
fairly well patronized. There was q
candy table well supplied with home
made sweets, table OF fine canned
fruits and vegetables and third
table laden witt fancy and useful ar.
ticles. Also grab bag After the
entertainment in the evening articles
previously were auctioned of
by c. s. Hutchins. A report OF the
evenings entertainment appears else
where In our column.
Rorn, at the Rockingham hospital
on Nov. 90, a son 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Mann Congratulations
AT together, the affair was a sue
jcess and credit to all In any way
sponsible. Bellows Falls Times.