davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-08

2DnoOn. - 9eutidlIanb bat bis
sum 13. 0tai aciinii;u S5o ooer
9tein - iih 5ll e;tihlieBert, Oh es
iif idriftlif sltr 3abIiing Ger Gapi-
tolIuntme Don S33,750,000,C00 ols
@utmadung Der ariegsih6oen on
Die 9lIliirten, in 9Ibi6lags3abIungen
BON nid)t iiber 81, ,225 100000 i1br-
lid, 8abIen mil. 9enr es bnSu nid)t
iid) bercit erflart, Miro ooS 9lu6rge.
biet beiebt mo merocn auoere mill.
toriid]e uno 6Iotten 0}oBnobmen,
oeren Details nod niGt befanntgege-
ben puroeu, fir ieine 9e5ipinging
9etroffen perOen. 9as lit oa5 9tcIul.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-08
Ser 2niitania.
Tau.

Die uun 10 einidlneibenScr SeSeutune
geiueleuc SdliffsOerientnns ami
CSrnnS umtlidlrn Ssutidlcn @atc.
riaIs belendltet. - Scorntiame
ueue TnfflGrnngrn essrben nnS
fGlidllidle SeIdnlOisunesn Der
Seutidlen wioerIest. - Sic SCR.
pcOirung Small, fein purgrtuftcr
EIau.-giidlt Der lls8uut. .9InariIi,
iuuberu cine GrplOiipu an SorS
unO frc0rIbafter 2eidltIinn Der
britiidIen JibcSerei fir Sen Idlrcd.
lidlen Icnid)ennerluit urruutiuurt.
lid.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-08
Seitenernug BON Airdlenei9cntbnm
in Chic nbgelebnt.

Columbus, .. - Die 8rcnner
0orIogc, meIde Die 9eiieueruna pou
airdeueigent6lm perfiigte, puroc
pom llnterbous Der C6ioer 2egisla.
tir NIT II aegcn % Stimn1en obge.
Iebnt Die geiilrporter Der Borlaqc,
Die iid boltptiddIif gcgcn fotboIiide
2Snititute rihtet. baben aber Den
aompf nod nidt oufgegcbeu syn
einem Caucus Ser 8cpublicaner qa.
ben Al NitgIieoer befannt. tic Mir.
ben irgen0 cine Stpueroorlaqe be.
fdnlpien, ,welde airqeuCiqentbum uon
Der 8eiteuerung ousidlieBt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-08
Seiterrcid lit
fritiider Gage.
5orSernnsen Der SOlfcrlian 6ci6wS.
rcn SriiiS berani. - 8cmabrmng
finaneicller Smile miro BON o3c.
furmru" Der @icucr 9teairrnno
abbdHgia atmadlt. - 6jrOfc Sr'
itiir5ung in gSicu.

Sien. - Ole .6inon5commiiiiuu
Scr GoIferIion Rat Die ioiortige 9lui.
iteIlung mo llnterbrcitiug zines
umiaiien0en 4loueS fir @innen.
iteuer Heiormcn 9cioroert OILS 9e.
peis fir oic @creitpiaiafeit ser
6iterreihiidcn Iepublif. ibre nirtb.
icbaitIid)en Sdpicrigfciten III bcbcn,
mo Die @epdbrlna oisldnoiiher
@el0biiIfe on oie Hcpublif uou Den
BON ibr 3u unterbreitenocu MoBro6.
men obb0ngig gelnnbt.
SSn Der Geufidriit miro Ser &cQie.
rung Der 9PepubIif nobegcIcqt, 9ri.
outbeiieer pon Disqualification sur
SiberheitSIeiihina iijr Die 9iegieruna
berarsnjieben nno Die 3ertheiluna
BON 9ebenSnlittcIn olImGblic6 ouf oic
Oitrhou9 NiitteIloicn III beihrdnfen
@S miro ierner ongeocutct. oab Die
9fqten Der Giienbahn, Scr 9oit, ocS
Sde9ropben II. (cIepbonoieuItc8,
iopie Die Gimobmeu aus oem "a.
baksmonopol pohl nod cine grb0.
bllN9 cptraacn lpiirocu
0ie 6orocrlmg umioBt onh oo$
@roBfem elmer ]ieouciruno ser it6cr.
loiteten Giuilnicnitliitc mo itcQt Oic
9fegierung por Die 2(ltiaobe, fir Pin.
gcitelIte, oeren Gntloiiung erfol0cn
pilroe, In afl0crer Neiic I'll iurgeu.
6inonrielIc @ctbciIiQuuq Der Ge.
aierunq on 8riuot lluternebnutnaen
nocr 0orlebcn ou iolfc iollen uerbo.
ten icin, bercits gep1brte 0arlebcn
;iriidgc}o9cn rper0en; man Qloubt,
ooB 2cttcre5 ouf Die Socioliiruna
,hcr Subl6trie hinjieIt. 9eion0erS
miro bctont. ouB Die qeaeuieiti9c 9l6.
IdIieBing Der cilNelucn 9ropin;cn
aufb0reu. luo Der mobnfifnigcn9or.
icnipecilation cin gnoc oemodt pcr,
6eA iollte. %
6iibrcr Der orei aroBen 0itcrrcihi.
idcu 8orteicn mrocn iu cincr &c.
heimcn 9crathuna ciuberuicn, in
mcIdcr bic &crlciung Der 1oroeritng
arose 9citiirjunQ bcrporriei. Gr.
fldrt miro. oieic @cuolna Der 2aac
orobc Die ariii5 bcrbci}ltiiibrcu. sic
pm Der 9ieaicrunq iomcit oltrd Qe.
ihidtc9 0lan6prircn uerbiitet NOR.
oc1 lei. Jlcitcr miro 0ardcleot. ooF
sic iiir oiicutlidc N,tric6c onociee,
ten 6otcn. ionic Die ucridic0cncn
6ormcn Der @citcucruna bercita ole
Srcnje crreiht bdttcn. p1hrcn0 Gor.
lhIinc iijr 4bid1afipna pon RcQic.
rlnasbcitriQcr y; bru PahrmlqS.
foIten ouf crbittcrtcn ISi0critan0 ito.
sen Cine 9Iuib1blmq oicicr Ncibilic
miirbc. mic bcIijrhtct mir0, oicGrciic
herort in Die 10hc trciben. ooF es
III ernIten llnrnben fomncn miir6e.
IS beiBt. ooB oie 9lcQicrunq Der
ihuierigen 9Iuiqnbc qcgeniibcritr6t,
Die Geralt5Qnbung pon ncuem 80.
pier9cIo ein}uitellcn nno cine
3mnna9onieihc }rUcfs GinIoilnq ocr
qcacnm1rtigcn llmlaufS1nittel por}u,
nrhmcn ooer cine erbohte 9totcnou9.
gabc anjultrcbcn. nm einc 2l6ihui,
flinG Der erpdbntcn 9fcaicunQs.
eeitr0ae 1T Den 2eben9ntittclfoitcn
Ism ocrmcioen
Die @reiie be}cidnet i'm 2fllacnci.
ncn sic &orid)ldQc Der 2iqo ols nm.
our6il6rbar mo poQiq nntlos.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-08
Senti6laaO
nlnt3 fid fiigcn.

itltimatnm Der 9llliirtcn. = $685..
750,000,000 mnf Seutidjlano ais
6utmad'nng saBleu. - 9efini'
fine Gn:idlieFnng inuerbalb Iedls
Sagen geforSert. = Bon Den @er.
Staaten abgeluie'cn bleibt ibm
nnr Die @abl siuiidlen beOinsnngs-
lOier Intervening OSer 0eiuar'
tignna itrenger StrafmakEabmen.
- Sentidle 8egeunOridllGse ieien
nnnnnebmbar ais Sniis non @er-
banOlnn9sn, iagt StaatsieeretGr
6u9bes. - Sentid)lanb iolle mene
&OriGlG9e birect IN D;e alliirten
Gegiernngen mndlCn. - 6ranfs
reid riiitet idlOn fir bsn Ginmarid
ms Gnbrse6iet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-08

@ni6instOu, .. 6. - 8ihtiae
8eihdfte iino in Der berfloienen
ISOLDE pom Gongreb erleoigt poroeu.
Ger 9unoesienat nabm obne 9ta,
mensaufrltf oie Budget Gorlage on,
Die Sd)afffltng zines beionoereu9uo-
get9uremiS I'M Shoeont poriiebt,
onS Die idnntlihen @tots 8oran.
id]ldge SIT benrbeiten bat; an ser
Spise Oieies Bureaus ioIl Elm pom
Br1iioenten auf Z Sabre 5u ernellr
nen0er Director NIT einent Sdbrcs.
gcbult bon $4,000 iteben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-08
3uriicfsishiane art. tsbcin'
frmppcit beanSraat.

8aihinstpu, .. Is. - Der
9lba. 5iib (Rep.) pom 9tcrp gort
reidte i'm 9tbgeoroneteuboiiie
einen 9lntrag elm, Ser boriiebt,
oaB I'M Sale ser 9Iunabme 0es
lest oent 6onic oorliegenoen
&nor'iden iSrieoens Introgs
iofort Die nmericoniiden Sritp-
pen ans Dem 9ciobllngsgebiet
am 9fbein glriidgSogen rperOen
iollten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-08

tat BON 9erntbun9en oes 0beritcn
9IIltirtenroths uuo ieiner 5odper.
ltonoigen, Die ont 9instog in Qonoon
obaehalten mur0cn
Ser Ratb belhIob oic @utno.
drnn9S Gonimiilion non 8ari5 nadl
Sonoon iommen su Ioiien imo 0ieier
miro e3 obliegett 0o5 Die l5or6erun.
GER Der auiirten entbaltenoe groto.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-08

coll ben 9eiitidlen 5u3uitcaen. Sin
Gntpuri 0esielben rpur0e pun Dem
Cberiten 3ath. BEL ooIIiger lleber.
cinitiumuna oller 9iitgIieoer, mic es
beiBt, am Giustaa inter geratbuna
genommen Rad oemielbcn bat
9eptiGlnnO 6 Gage 3eit, mad Ser
3uitelnna oesielben, lid Sit fiigen
ooer oie 6olgen 81 trngen.
6ranfreih brennt bpr Segier, in
2eHtidlianb einsnrIfen.
2aris. 9ie frait5oiiit)e 1eaie.
rrng riiitet eifrigIt fiir Den giumorif
iH's Rubrsebiet. giiniiterprdiioe1t
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-08
Der. Staaten tpietcr I'm
GnaSen ia sem 8riieer,
bunS amfaencntmcu.

SunbOH. - 9(Is 9feiultot ei.
ner GoufererB Ser 5tuatsmdn.
tter Der 9tuiirten un0 Der 9lrt
uno @eiic, in Ser Die Ser Stoa.
ten in Dem Ieeten @odeu lire
lle6ereinitimmitna nit Der gn.
tente beIUteien boben. 1T cine
ginlooung OH Die @aibiuqtoner
3egierltng erIoIien poroen, it'd
i'm Sberiten 9fotb, ser @utno.
fltngs Gomr1iiiion uno Dem
Rath Der 8eionOten pertreten
jn Ioiien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-08
eeim 2lbitnri kines EoitiIua.

geim 2lbitur3 zines GoitiIuq.
;eug5 }u Gleuelouo DerbronHten oos
,5Iuajeug ino Der 9ilot ). Z. Gbri.
itenien aus Chicago.
49, 5ibbing, D1inn., bate D u ei.
nen ]fadgeidmod oes 0inter5, in.
Dem bel itarfer aaIte nobeju ejn 5uB
5fuee iiel.
Noaren i'm 8erthe 0on ca. T.
Nlillion Dollars giigen in 5lommen
nuf, ais elm 9fieienieuer Die 2lnlngen
Der aeuitone Fire & Jfii6ber 50. IN
eric, En., seritorte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-08
9er GOllgreb,

ySifItige @eIdlGfte in beiOen SGuiern
erleoist. - SnSset'@prlnse nno
bic 6creits bum 6nnie paiiirte Sin.
MISUNDERSTANDING Sia
i'm Senat nngenDmmen. - Saus
bcuillist MitteI fir Snrffibrnns
Oes SSIptteuban RrusrGmms, re-
bneirt aber bic Seeresit6rfs.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-08

- ,Sn Dublin III Die inter i7ren1
T2d0dcnnnuen foia QiuI5ollano bed
fannie fat1 5Hriitiicllcrin Sdo1'
@ilbcrt gcitorbcn. n
Ger 5hcriif cinca Gountp's iTs
Tiiopcitlidcn &corlia bcrit1tctea
8ouo. Goricp, 6db 0ort 3 Reger gel
Ipnft uno cine olte J}egerin in eineru
Sod ertrdnft poroen ieien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-08
sat allc llriadle Oauf6nr IN itin.
Die ,UiOoies".

Veu 9orf. Soloatore Giglio@
Elm 8 Sabre alte5 giirihhcn in 9ler
Dorf, bot iein 5id6riges Sdlpeitcr.
den 9lnqeIina cridoicn aIs er cincl
in einem @mocl6ilo Shcnter geief
benc &uu6iibcriali Sccnr nadla1meif
nollte uno 6d6ei ncn Sdmeitcrdlcit
cine 9iecolocrfilgci In oen 5daneA
iagtc
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-08

'Sriano ertIGrt Die geroollitdnoialno
Der 9orbPreitungeu riiroen nod, II
Enge IN 9lnprud nebrnen; Dem bis
odbiH Die beutifle Regierliug nidt
noIIitanoia ouf Die Soroerunaen Der
entente eingegongen lei, piir6en bic
6ran3oien iofort einnoridiren.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-08
8eitere amerieaniide @ildfn6c in
Bremen angefDmmen.

Ghienso. Ter Stint Gairp
Cattle 60" in G6icaao, oie ben Ser.
ionot pon Dfildfii6en leitet. Die anlc.
riconiiflc GARNER fir 1eutihIauo ge.
iiiftet boben. giue aus Bremen bic
Jtohridt 5n, baB bort i6re jueite
Senoung pon 728 aiihcn, Die ii6
unterlpegs nm cine itottli6e an5abl
Siolber Uermebrt batte, in better gers
faiiuna eingetroficn lit. Der Eerid)t
bebt Deionoer5 bic ou5gejeiduete
Guaiitot oieies BfiIduieb5 6eroor
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-08

Sic 8orloge mar id1on inn lettcn
GongreB pom 6cioen S6uiern anqe.
nomntelL pom 0omaIigen 8r6iioen-
ten @iIion aber ipeqen eerpiiIer, OILS
@ingriiie in ieine Gorrehte bctro6.
tctcn 9eitinnrungen netirt poroen.
9ie bon Wilion beanitan6eten Stcl.
len iuurbeg Oicsmal obgednoert uno
Die GorIaee in ibrer ietigen 1Sorm
Dem 6ouie SuacItellt, no ibre 6aloige
9lnna6me aeitdlert ideint.
SeidlrGnfnng Der Ginlraabernne BPM
Scnat ingeitimiut.
Nit rs 9egen oie ,in;ige Stimme
oeS Zen. 3elS bon 0iiiouri itin1mte
Der Senat Der bereits bonn Sauie an.
genonmeneu 9iIl 3u, pelde Die Gin
ponoerilng nuf 8 9r ocent Der Jest
bier anidNigen 9lu5lanoer beId)rGnft,
nohoem Elm glmenocmert Gen. SSohn.
IONS, peIbes Dor religioIer ooer
poIitiid)er 9e0riifltng @efliidtete
oon ben 9citimnllingen Ser Bill ans.
ncbnen iolltc, abgelc6nt morocn
mar. % ceridlic6enc gcnocrungen
i'm Senat an Der Der 9ill pom SouIe
gegcbene 9SoiIung ecnoht murOcn,
aing Die &otloae rorerIt an cinen
Gonferen5mtsihuB.
Sans 6cluillist arOhere arieesflutte.
Gie 8orlage, rueIhe fir 9luircdlt.
erbGltitng Der americoniiden See.
lnoft etmo $50 01illionen Collars
fiir 0os ndd1ite 6i3coliabr bewiIliqt,
iowic 80 UliGionen Collars fir Den
9au neuer Shlad)tihifie lout 6em
,Slottenbou-B -Brogrnmm uon 1916
mnroe pom 6oiiie NIT 2t2 qegen IS
.Stintnten angenomnien.
Stcine Serauifnng nit Der gb.
riiftungsfrage.
0a Die tSlotten.9ill iebt Dem sc.
not norIiegt. bot 8rdi. 3arbinq Dem
Senat mittbeilen loiien, bab or acqen
@iniholtlng eiiler 9eitin1ntlina lei,
nurh Die er eriud)t iper0en ioIl, cine
neutrality-suspicious. eilNuberufen,
lpie Sen. 8orab Dies III bcontrooen
geoenft Ger 8rdiioent IoIl lid, fir
yanndbernoe" abriiitung erfldrt 6o.
BEN, ober fir 9urdfiibruna 6es ooI.
len ,SIottenprooramm5 BON 1915
iein.
Sans itimmt fir flrinerc 9lrmce.
Giner Combination pon Demofro.
ten un0 einitigen 3epu6iitanern ae.
lang es in elmer 8IenarousItuB.
Sibung oe5 6ouies Die Stdrfe Der
4rmee ouf 10000 M1ann feIt,uiet.
sen. Straightforward @cefs bate
$4,000 gtann perlanqt uuo Ser 9e.
mtlllgun95 9lusidluB 10000
9ianu empfobIen, ndbreno 8oriiber
aabn uom DfiIitdr 9usifub 175,.
coo 1tanu oerlaugte aobn's gln.
trag pHr0e nbgelebnt uno Der antrod
oe5 Gerotraten 9prnes uon South
Carolina, Der 10000 iiir genua
belt, nit 100 ge9en 81 5timmen
angenommen. lie repu6liconiid)cn
,5iitrer fperben n6er ueriuten, menn
oie 9orloge i'm 4leninl 0cs 0ouies
str SerbanoIuug fomint, bic ;}iffer
~ erhohen Ser iesige 9eifIuB BE-
oeiltet elne eriparniB oon $4,000.
600.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-08
Der DabIeNrrapticn
Gbiir ssnS Gbor &C.
SfSnct.

g4nibingtDn, 2. Is. - Ole lle6cr
fiibrmo 8unoeSlenotor Qruruan IS
Refpberrp& BON 0lifigou nnD I'd
2lnberer megcn @crihmorlin9 ,iu
llebcrtrctlmq Der 9unbe9geicte iibci
corrupte Noblmetbooen lit BON
9mocS C6eraeridt umgcitoBen NOR
oen, iubcm Der obcrite @cridJts1o +
entidico, bob Oa 5bctreiienoc G5eicl
untouitttlltioncll ici, neil Der Son
grcb nidlt bchtgt lei, &orlrnhIcn ii
rcgulircn.
Gheiridt,r @bitc imo oie beige
orouctcn Rihter 8ihtrp, Glorf uni
9rnnociS morcn uidt nit Der Gnt
idDei0llna cinucriionocn, oob Der Son
grcB nidt befuat ici, oile ]2nbIen ii
regulircn, itin1mt1n ober onrin mi
Ocn onoercn llidtcrn therein, oaf
oo2 bctreiien0c @cicb ,ollrdous
iolif ali@qclcat nor0cn ici ="
l,m @uuoesgcridt pon 0lifigofI
mar Der Scnotor Scr lle6ertrctunr
oe5 @cicbc5 neocn corrllpte 0oblme
tho6cn idruloiQ beiltnoen nto 5u
TSn6rcn Stroihoft lu6 elmer @elo
buGc non $4,000 ucrurt6cilt porI
ben.
DicineiOsanflaGe nieOergeidllagen.
BranO Gapibs. Did. QunoegI
ridler Seiiion5 in @rnno HapiosI
9Fid.. Der Den Goriie bcim Rem
BERN BroceB iii6rte, bot ouf 0i(
gtndridt oou Scr llnltofalnq 0cl
@crurtbcilunq 5cnotor ]|cpberrn'
icitcaS oes 9lmOc5 Cbcrqcridts er |
fldrt, CT pcr6c tmucr}iialid) RirocrI
idInGunq Orr smcitcn. nod 9eaeiI
Ncmbcrrn un6 @cnoiicir idlmebcnber
}lHtloae ali McineiO onor6ucu.
Sat allc llriodle Oauf6nr IN iein.
2ctruit, Did. sd bin oonfI
6nr, OnB Der ql!c 9iome oc5 1taateS
Niihigun dbiolut gercinigt moroetI|
ill.," ingtc 1cnotor )'clp6crru. ais ed
bon Der Gntibeiolmg sc, gunbes|
Cbcrgcridts cr'ahr sd bin Oanfs|
bar" 10 fiiatc cr 1in}i voaB bid
Didnner. ipelhe nit mir oiiociirt Da|l
rem, Qereini8t baitebcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-08
Stcueriragc I'M Sans.

Ser Sous auSid)uB filr 9Pittel
unO 9Segc bat Die Steucr. 9orihI6ae
SdnsanItsierretdr MelIon'8 in Pin.
griif genommen, ser Dem GonareB
5u ueritebeu aegeben fat, bobe
Steuerloit f0nne bem &olfe mir err
ipart neroen, tpenn beoclttcn0e 9(b.
itrihe III Den 2Iusqoben Scr Iegie.
rltng gemaht niirocn.
Die Sorihldge Oes SecretdrS iin0
foIgenoe:
9lufbebing Der llcbergeninn.
Steuer uno Der beIte6en0en Steuer-
freibeit fiir $4,000 Corporations.
einfummen. Ger 9Iu5faQ al Gimta6.
men ioIl Srrdl cine mooiiicirtcStcuer
ouf Gorporationsecpiunc o0er ciucn
glatteu @infommtrite&erjuidloQ fiir
Gorporotionen au8gegIifell mcrocn,
10 oaB lid Elm 9etrog DON $400 bis
$500, 100000 ergibt.
9teuregelung Der Ginfommen.
iteueridee in Der @eiie, Oab fcinGin.
fommen mebr oils 40 8roctnt in oie.
lem uno SO 8rocent in ipGteren SAB.
rem soblt. Die glbiid)t lit, @eiammt-
einnabmen 81 er5ielen, sic int @es
ientli6en ocn @innobnle.&orihlGqeit
aus Der ietigen ginfonimcnitcucr I'M.
Ter Dem ieeigen @eiee gIci6tommcn.
9lufbebing Der iogen. 2uruaiteu.
ern nebIt ben gBlo0csSteucrn"
Gpnniionee tdres~, mie Ser SODA.
fountain" y0torfelL aber 8eibehoI.
-tlng Der transport. lmo perifie0c.
ncr beionoeren &erfauISitcrern
Grbebung genug neucr uuo N;ijQ.
lider Stcuern Don oousacochntcr
9lnnen6barfeit" mie crbobte Stcul-
pcliteltern ODER 2ieeujiteuer fiir Die
3crluenoung BON 9IutomobiIen. Die
8eianntcinnnbnen ans ,Snlan0.
Itcucrn iollcn mad @ornabme Der
cmpfolllcncn 2lcnocrun9cn in oeu
fommcnbcn bciocn Hed)nung2iohrcu
oui 81 100000 qehrodlt rcrocn.
MS otBerorbentlih iuiinihcn@.
lperth bo5cit)net WeIlon cine MoBrc-
gel gIr @inIhrdnfunq scr 2lusgabe
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The Pulaskian., 1921-09-08
TOO "L0UD'2 PATTERNS
Pittsburgh Interior Decorator Says Women Will Soon Resemble Ami
 mated ParIor Chairs.

Have you seen what appears to be corner of a boudoir walking down the street? We'll you soon will. They are already appearing in tennis courts hereabouts. Girls in chintZes and ere tonnes, with large splashy patterns all over them, exactly like the velour par Tor chairs in their summer Wrappings, they are. Bright carmine drapery lin- ems with blue stripes and yellow dots, scenic chintZes of huge patterns and vivid hues i'll futuistic designs showing languorous figures in eccen- tric poses are among the fayorites not only for sport skirts, but for entire costumes, hats and bags. Il never thought of going into the dressnaking business,s said an interior decorator, but women seem to be buying more large figured drapery fabrics for clothes than for houses this season. There are some designs 1 will not let them have, though, for such purposes" He showed q chintz enormously pat
 termed with red and yellow farm scenes. "That, for Instance" he add
 ed, "one of them was determined to dress herself in but l said positively that she couldn't. t."-Pittsburgh Leader.
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-08
The Coming Contest.

T see your town is going to vote on the question of issuing bonds for a water works system, said guest. What do you anticipate will be the outcome?"
 Hard to tell" replied the landlord of the tavern at Tumlinville, Ark. "The young people are mostly for it, and the folks that have travelled and like to show off, and the newcomers from the North, and so on. But the old-timers are unanimously ag'in it. They say they've never gone swimmin in house yet and it's too late now to learn old dogs new tricks, and, any how, they're opposed to paying for the privilege of going into Godalmighty's free water So it 1,soizs like stand off. p-Kansas City Star.
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-08
FARM OPPORTUNITIES

AM constantly in receipt of letters
 from women tired of office work \ who ask what chance they would have in investing their savings Ill small farm They want a home, they want to be their own masters, they long for the country after years or confining labor at desk.
 Success in farming requires tram ing ana experience as well as a wish fo, tbot type of work. A good busl- noes training and initiative are eXcei- lent os stock in trade, but there snouia ho more than that. Farming IS no easy joo, 4,a. +hor oro making money with a small sheep farm. There is plenty of demand poeh ear tho wool and the meat. But these t,vo women also run an aplary, mar roting their honey, in distlhctlVe
 aol,aee It is the finest honey, ana tnay charge a high price for it. They .aS.a worked up trade with a llst oI private purchasers, and sell 'nf0usn the mail. nl,. tho very ,.-hos+ class of produce, to charge sieh for if to put it into attractive i srril,ing packages that are m au, ,,au ,.nrtisement in themselves, and to sell ,,,rect fo the consumer. With the par aa, nost this is possible. We ma II = snecialize in several thlags ratter ret than in one Establish q mar ',,
 ,.ot .at''ea Cor one of your items and you es- '"p'1I. This sounds Ike good talk. anu !
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-08
Not So AIIurina.

Critic Brander Mathews said at a Columbia tea:
 Suggestion, rather than detail, makes the most vivid picture. Detail, indeed, may spoil picture completely.
 "A preacher was describing heaven 10 il widow whose husband nad just died. He said that the separation of dear ones was not for long, and then with elaborate detail he pointed the happiness of those whom death re- united in Paradise.
 "When the preacher stopped for breath the widow observed thought fully:
 "NWell, suppose his first wife has got him again, them"
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-08
Fritter Batter.

Mix and slft together one cupful of flour and one-fourth of a teaspoonful of salt Add two-thirds of a cupful of milk gradually, and two eggs beaten thick, one tablespoonful of olive oil and the whites of the eggs folded in after being beaten stiff Bananas cut in quarters, sprinkled with lemon and sugar let stand half an hour. then dipped in the batter and cooked as the apple fritters, are de licious. Tn fact any fruit may be used for fritters.
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 co. 1921. Western Newspaper Unionl
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-08
Apple Fritters.

Sift one cupful of flour with one teaspoonful of powdered sugar and one-fourth teaspoonful of salt. Add two-thlrds of a cupful of water, beat ing constantly. Add one-half table spoonful of olive oil and the white of one egg beaten stiff. Core and pare tart apples, sprinkle with lemon juice, dredge with sugar and let stand half an hour. Dip in fritter batter and fry in deep fat Serve with lemon sauce.
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-08
Melted.

'So you have made up with Clip ping?'
 Yes said Mr Twobble. q couldn't resist the spirit in which his apology was offered, When man comes to me and says he's sorry and unwraps a package done up to look like pair of shoes and says, What we need now is corkscrew,' I'm not adamant, sir. and in such circumstances hope I never will be-" = Birmingham Age Herald.
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-08
TIE ROMANCE OF WORDS
'TARTAR."

as applied to the wild tribes which inhabit middle and cen lfal Asia, is one of those words n which a wrongly assumed ueslyation has modified the spelling and tue very shape in which We now have it. for the people usually designated by this name are not "Tartars. but "raters.''
 The Interpolation of the "r" n the first syllable came about when these hordes burst into hurope during the Thirteenth century and swept everything uelore them. Many persons elalmed that the ravages of the invading cavalry constituted q imminent of the prophecy fn 'ne hlnth chapter of Revelation soncefning the opening of the uo''omiess pit and the loosing of ne inhabitants of the internal 'es'ohs From this belief en- sued the change of their name rum "Iaters" to "Tartars," the w S'ler being an outgrowth of iur,arus, or hell, whence these ''pacable hordes were sup posed to have come.
 The bravery of the invaders, .uselller with their stoic disre- s suu Tor pain and the manner in ""'eh they turned upon their s, ssotus when captured, also gave T 1,se 10 the expression catch a ,ns, n'af or "he caught Tartar 'neh IS In use to this day as s ssllonym for being taken by n.', m,pf'se' particularly when a p.rson thinks that he has made 'a easy conquest.
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The Pulaskian., 1921-09-08
shrewd Traveller.

An Englishman travelled from Pet rograd to Moscow with no other pass port than an English tailor's receipted bill. This document of Identification had big printed heading with the name of the tailor, some English post age stamps attached and fourishing signature in red ink. He Haunted the document in the face of the officials, assuring them it was a diplomatic passport issued by the British em- bassy.
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-08
Prudent Mentality.

You appear rather proud of the fact that you are unable to under stand the relativity theory
 I'm not exactly proud replied Senator Sorghum, but I am resigned. l put great faith in the wisdom of the plain people, So long as the plain people didn't get the idea I don't be- lieye It would be to my advantage to assert any superior intelligence or OK elusive information"