davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-03-26

A crank is person who thinks that
all other persons are cranks.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-03-26
SEASONABlE FOODS.

In the great majority Of American
homes. because of lack of education
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-03-26
A Loss.
countenance

81 almost changed countenance
when l heard the news"
"What pity you lost such
chance"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-03-26

Failure is pretty sure to find you
out if you think of it often enough.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-03-26
Evening Frock.

The sleeves of an evening frock
may be little shaped caps over the
shoulders.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-03-26

Dr. Peery's Dead Shot" is not 'loz-
enge" or Strip" but a real old fashioned
dose of medicine which cleans out Worms
or Tapeworm with a single dose.-Adv.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-03-26

before was feeling stronger and all
NV mains left me. / took about six
hotties of 'Favorite Prescription and
can say positively that it relieved me
of all feminine trouble for | have
been In perfect health ever since. l
take pleasure in recommending DR..
pierce's Favorite Prescription to
other women. MRS. ANNIE +.
EDDS, 224 Rogers st.
All druggists. Liquid or tablets.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-03-26
DISHES FOR TWO.

1t is comparatively no problem to
cook small steak, a chop or two and
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-03-26
~ POULTRY, EGGS AND BUTTER
Merchants A. Eamrpnrr -Tnntha & 6nnH 1899


If man lives for himself alone he
dies unmOurned.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-03-26

success Is sometimes In knowing
.aen to quit. Spectators should
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-03-26

feminine trOuDIe and
no doctoring or med
icines gave me any
re Ii I. Finally l
started to take DR..
Pierce's F vorit e
Prescription. / was
down in bed, unable
to do my own house
work, but 1t was
only q short fima no.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-03-26

Few of us have trouble meeting ex-
penses these days. We meet 'em
everywhere we turn.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-03-26

Use of Metric System Spreading.
The metric system has been official
ly adopted by SO countries and is used
TO q greater or less extent in 200.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-03-26
OF COURSE

Do 1t Gracefully.
Do a man a favor
With a pleasant smile,
Or 1t loses SAVIOR
In a little while.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-03-26

Stout women and large plaids,
bright col0rs and shiny materials are
not affinities.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-03-26
4 WELL-KNOWN WOMAN

San Antonio, Texas.-"In my early
married life l became very Ill with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15

Euagc he makes a sufficiently hoart-moving
appeal 10 capitalists America for his starv-
ing people and al the same time makes il
appear 10 hungry Russian peasants that the
working people OF the world ont Of sym
PATTY FOR the aspirations OF Russia. MS cNem-
piNcd by the Soviet government. arc simply
rushing 10 the rescue With the food and
other things they 81 much mcca lie still
maintains that the capitalists and The hloat-
cd bNn0holGors and the arrogant landlords
OF the world imposed upon Russia the im-
pVtialiSiS, ana are therefore responsible for
the civil war and for RusSia's prcSrut de.
piorahle plight. Then, after again impress
lax upon the minds Of his people that the
IominS help is solely from their more or less
downtrodden sympathiscrs OF other lands.
he concludes: The workers and peasants
OF the Sovio; republic avail, aid from the
toilns industrial workers and asricul-
;urists al ali countries"
WhIlc the address appears ~ hr 10 the
workers .; the world il is really intended
Tor home consumption, and Ne shrcwdly
enough hecpS back from his Sck and StarN-
;rs people the real cause " their troubles
and why they mast appeal to- help he
knows how to fool The people IN more Ways
than one and II he should come ~ this
country !; would nor take him long ~ quail
i!N as " tricNy politician
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liarh 10 the lSNrinninr

| INSTEAD ~ iovotms themselves further
~ legislators, !; is said the auti-
pcohjniiouJsts have resolved. ~ 10 back
~ ne people ANA encourage in every way
o0c:. 70 them : reaction aeajns, prohibition.
- now enforced, in the hope Jna; SueA
movement Nall IN time force Congress 10
reopen the whole QUESTION ot enforcement
ana MAKE concessions 10 the liberal <cn;j-
mrai
This s undoubtedly Wise expeaisn;.
%NYoyioUoc has ahuudaaily proven ;hst to-
nearly foC- wears there has been s airy ma
,or'ty IN both The House ans Senate; $
majority not necessarily under The wh.y ..
The Auu-Saloon League Or suy o;he, dry
orsanizSi;on or loahy hat a :nsjority tha;
is convinced thai = erna; body q. the Amer
lean people either arc for prohibition o.
else are Willing Tor prohihi;ion 10 have $
;ajr ;r;al
Noy can C-,neres> b moved in The d;7Ho-
;ion o! reaction ~ long - il ! possessed
.! The notion yhsi i; * Representing the
opinion .! the American people ~ TINS
question. The individual legislators them
selves may NOT Ne dry s, hs4,rt ~ in y7a:.
'!'H. Fe~ ~ them are perhaps yui ms;
makes no difference when The time comes
~ Vote. This has been demonstrated re-
reatN3ly ana the liberals have <orely mis-
calculated Upon what they believed IL y:
Ihe personal sentiments If their :. g-eseu-
'"'iNeS IL the 'louss and Senate
Il lhe an;i< by taruYa sniac Successfully
N The States CSn snow 10 legislators INA;
their people are dissatisfied u.;h y-a!.,hi-
uoa; iha' they Use. that 3. Mas increased
instead o: decreased iGr moral ;y.ls S:Hit;-
.NG The na;Ion. &aG there SaorlS ns syn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Didn't Raise NV How

Quoting from AN address entitled. ~
Fathers Responsibility TO His SON" by
cred June - before the tenth annual Rotary
convention AZ Sal; Lake City Utah:
DO no; believe in The teaching OF
sex hNf'ene 20 oh'!drrn in ';hc rutlic schools
under h!sh school axe. tAprtauseN don't
want my chiid 10 have his mind instructed
This mos; important. and i: you please
sacred matter. ny stranger WHO has no at
tco;on o. lone for him,
The sane. logical. wise and sensible
WAY 10 deal Win this problem is by the father
" IN Ms own boy in tac ho-ae and the mother
with her ewn daush'er in the home; tina, it
$ No; = question IN lie LETT TO strangers; that
L; IS not question that should come 20 these
soys and girls from the public schools tAp-
The natural Way. - be su-c IS for ;hc father
;o ins;-ac; his and the ,no;Aer her daueh-
;H--su, Very few fathers and mothers are
'omDoie7' - 90 g because q the fac,
shat Tins par: e their own education WAS ne
Elcoio6 wNcn ;hcy Went 20 school
want my children instructed on This sacred
question in the 11Niic school from grade
.: ihe ~ may DEPARTMENT. -irh, on ny through
The very !"si wear ii high school. ! ;h!nN ,he
raslic sohoe. teacher i quite IS competent ana
s%tc - ;c"s& lnH children hygiene as he
- she : = ;cach them YAy<ioloEy r.sihe-
mates @ history. There is something radi-
sslly wrong with the Very notion oc instruct
ias cNl!d-cn N sUoh = matter Il RE ins;-uc-
zion Is ans: 90 school teacher 20 iupar;
The setA; drawback alou; TOO much matter
'nass.e!adloe uoacv The refined ;i;ie OF sex
hygiene : ;aai Tie s;2r j s;nted ns.ace-e
raNs;ersous and in efseo; mo-e harmful than
Asl7:ul - the oar.ouS child !. We can, se
sai!ce!y rams ana sincere with ou- children
:; "o.ld - Far better 70 revert 10 the wicaed
old stSj - tie S;orS ana me shameful TICK
q >ap77es>0c (. thlG> curiosity ~ limiting
'aa' ,sa'A things are 10; aro7er 70 talk
atoG;-"
sao2li a.s..ks :, send r,y ,A.,d-ea 10 school
+: 'Ae0sA; ;As teacher o. teachers were rs;
T'crally -eS5'oas!a,e should haze 70 Aave
ny ,Aia-sn ;~usA; even seos-&rAy BY .
;saeAs- ! d!& ~; -es7eci ana t.as;
= Withhold knowledge every boy ana ei-.
should have uu;l h.eA seAoo! Sce Is TOO
LITE. ;-As!sS,ly ,a;t- II tie interim ;hty
are 3re;iy saFe = - laugh; things ~ OUT
s!aers. AID = laia;c3 way.
VA: ~ Children - have az honest; ?ih-
e-&. taEoa;ioa- 3oa': ~aa; : ~ - train
mem via flinders On RisA;--ain5e6 !a<t.ae-
1854 = so-c2i!ea aysisae should begin IS ea-ly
3 lie cS.la Begins = ASH Ques;5oas h- $;
{ @: = wears. Rightly trained school
;sache-s sAoui6 se r-ov.asd u every school
laAI TreisadS - train the youre mind n :hc
way 5: >atG.S 50 - irarAr; ;his &aowle6ce
Z, ,sId-tn from ne primary grades -
H.oues every grade .: common schoo!
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News OF Fifty Years Ago

tE-oTa ;ne slehrnot.d D.sI.s:es, august IL iS:iN
The :epua!ic@ns are prtyS:Iac Tor .he fan
eaT1i 'aiea F'-el!rn!1ary meetings were hela
= a! The wards las; riEai 70. ;he purpose Of
o,eAHlE.ns for ;hs legislative campaign and
ioday the Republican stale Ceaira! Committee
VIE ho!d a meeting. which some az the leaders
:eAr VIII Ne & stormy one Governor Wells
: the chairman u TINS committee an5 : =
Maddox Is secretary
lhs reports from TIE various Baptis; sun
DAY s2aoels submitted me meeting @: the
:zJt.s; sunday School Association YESTERDAY
show ne aYerase AtisrGances last month 10
have been as follows TIE Frs, Church i.
,.4che-s and SIS scholars: Second Church :,
;.a1atrs ana .@j scholars: grace stree; Church
- teachers ans 4,> scholars: Fine Stree,
Church - teachers ana lIS scholars. Leigh
>t-cti Church. - teachers ana $50 scholars;
SIDNEY School. teachers and 20 scholars: Full
son school > teachers and so scholars No
report :roa. the Manchester Church
The Presbyterian Sunday school Union he!d
Is monthly meeting Yesterday and the reports
ssowsa The following attendance in July:
17.rs; Church. - teachers Ana rs scholars
Second Cha,oA, - teachers ana liz seholars
Third Church, = teachers and officers and ss
sano!4's Ny w +. Taylor 5 .he president o!
ne Union.
The CITY TIeasurer has collected over $40
goo g: the license assessed upon The mar.
ea4'.ts .: i;aohmond. lssv.as only q few dol
lars unsolicited
4 gentleman fond o: antiquities and fully
competent is now preparing and viii soon
Tuslish history ~ ;hs Capitol .: virs!n!a
n paUrnlc: form.
over ssn0hee Of The State debt was funded
yesterday and the socd WORN <Iul goes on
General Roger a Pryor and has cstirnaele
lazy have been speadins ,ae i.si Jew weeks
VIM 'hel- friends IL INF good OLD COUNTY
o: No1;oW4y-
There are now zoo visitors &, TIE famous
j.ot.a:laee Alan Strings
Ths hu kluS evidence taken ~ The COM
rni;its- and nov IN the hands @: IKE printer
makes :.hb6 printed PAGES
i h-e II Goiashoro, y. c. las: night, which
'-ofe out in the Exchange Hotel, destroyed
~. tue hotels, ten and INC railroad
cal shed The loss il estimated at $4,000
.n.u-Ano< 1Sb.opa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
~ AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs Augustus Atweli and Misses
Ann and Lithgon Atwell are spending
some time al Orkney Springs
NJ. and Mrs. James : France. and
their daughter, Charlotte Greer. AMI
their son. James Thomas Nave r..
turned Ia their home after an e.
tended motor "trip 10 New YORK. Al
!an'ic city and other Northern
cities
Rev. : D Quinn. Of oranseburs.
: c, Is the CUES, OF Nj and Ms.
! G Gardner =; their home. sls wesr
Grace stree,
DR.. and Mrs.. n ;. Far. have ,se Tor
two weeks trip 10 White sulphur
Springs ". Va.
Mrs Il. \. Friedman. .: New
Brunswick. y. ]. formerly Mis-. clara
Y. Glass, q Richmond. IS In ne city
v!sit!nc her parents
Mrs. Richmond Moore and children.
ida, Riehmond, II. Irving and VII
liam, are spending The summer win
Mrs Murray ". Mcclure. a, Camp
Analos;on." New Hampshire.
Miss Edna Earle Herndon mas re-
turned from Atlantic City. AFTER a
few weeks stay, and is row visiting
hey sister in Lynchbu-g
MSS Marie Meiscl, MISS olca
FohiiC and Miss Lucy Ann TAyIcr
are motoring 10 Richmond TODAY
from Baltimore They have been n
New York FOR the pas; two months.
Nr and Mrs. Emil Pohlis. o. this
city. motored - Baltimore last Ueet:
and are returning with them TODAY.
MISS Aziie Hancock and MISS VT--
Ginia Hershaw are tire guests Of REL
a;ives ia Philadelphia and New YORK
CRY.
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GOOD ACROBATS WITH
ROBINSON'S CIRCUS
Aerial butterfly Ballet Is Announced
a. One Feature Of the show
Thur>day

Do YOU ever hang by Your teeth.
AnG "A.l. you were N tina; startling
position did %o2 ever t-y 10 do q
SAY; dane. or ;wis; yuu-scl. INTO y
KNOT rs dollars - douEhnu,s mar
j! yoa aye no, circus folks you never
did And, IS a matter 0. fact, i, Ism,
every circus performer who can ac-
comp..sh the feat i taxes peculiar
KIND o: deSter!ty. y strength IN the
muscles @! the Jaw tina; is phenorne-
nal and daring that is quite
oSl!y.cus 10 fear or nerves
The John Robinson circus, which
is scheduled % exhibit in Richmond
Thursday announces an aerial but
ier9y bale; "s one O: is many tea-
lures Specifically. this doesn'; seem
20 mean much. !; = only when the
declaration j. made tina, there are
owe! twenty pretty and saapely girls
in The display. and that their entire
Performance : given while swinging
by their teeth n the dome Of the
vas: canvas PAVILION. tina. the 70.
marks bic Character 90 the eHh.h.;ion
IS realized.
Al a given signal. and with a fan
fare from 'he hand. The aer.a! Ganc-
eF>, exquisite Q. figure and diaphgn-
ous.y Gra0"6. are drawn 20 the top
OF the amph!.heate-. Suspended solely
BY their teeth. Tho arms and legs o!
the Tre;H hEuTan;es are absolutely
free, and for iive minutes they so
through the measures of = .ascira;-
ing dance, using their limbs with =
freedom and grace this; 8 as neaut.:ul
IS i; Is surprising. when. finally.
they descend 10 The arena they ap-
pear as composed and smiling as
though they had just come from q
swaUky reception.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
Smithsonian Founder Never in I. $

:. W 3, Lyaehhu-E.-As IN. i1s.
sH imate son q: a duke ana ,nhio
,HdE who Was the descendant a.,
sings James SuithSon. founs,r ~.
'he smithsonian Institution. came
lh'a Inc world unwelcomeS: his lie
vas einei;ierHd and hNrh;ed by ,hs
thonfh; az his tainted birth: ne died
IN Eenoa-he never had home
without single kinSman a: his
cea I'M eG. To ihc tragedy OF his birth
"He 'hs Injustice which he fel; had
''sn ms LOT We probably ow. thc
creation Of the Smithsonian Insfi,u-
ZION James Sr9!ihson was associated
WIN some .: the most noted scientists
@. MS time lie passed 4 large par;
OF his .l!e ON the continent He MAS
nHrltd in Genoa, where he died hu,
IN lSet his remains were removed Is
'Ae nira states and inferred !r :hc
HHuNcS OF the Smithsonian Ins;itu-
ZION Sm!ihSon was never in America
ana IL IS not known what induced
hsfn 20 cire his fortune 10 tho United
STATES, except that = sense q. wrong
N Inc IiiesiiI!uaCy q! his birth
hHenS;cd him from his native land
IN referring 10 his hcaursi M wrote:
The hest blood y. England flows in
my brains; on n? fathers side | am
Northumberland, on my mothers |
am related 10 kings hut this aNails
me not; nay name shall 1.-Two in tho
memory OF men when the titles OF tho
Nn!ihnmSeslanaS ard the Pcreys are
extinct ana forgotten" on his moth
ers side Sni;hsen was related 10
Lady Jane Grey. Henry VII, Henry
vii and Queen Elizabeth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15

--on u ;Ae WAte---I .H = fairly COCA
heath nov having been recently discharged
from. rs s&Hi;o-i2ra arrested case.
an llyiag where can have drinking wafer
Which c,otAlns coaSias-ah!e ..o-. Would yoa
ADVISE re = drink j; o. ao:. MIS- : w
Aaswe---Not - tA- $ any Medicinal value
= ea@ceTnt6, IN; j. me TASTE Is agreeable %
sou ana ne water does no; 3stu-a your d.
sssf.oa . zee n"we. %e;aoa s., probably
harmless
R2e Co'o- s=i5ca-;-E 3raly !a.o.ln ne
2" htis.t- I variation II me e.ts--oae exc blGs
Asis- MRS. a l.
-A-asW the Al eyes a-s brown Blue"
eyes have ms least brown pigment: "g-ayr
syts have more ":-ovr" eyes s:i!. more;
"slaek~ eyes mos: O: ST.
Cow. 81: NAi.a-sl y. s,.ar..- So. y
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Up With the Times
~ r q Y

ace 10 :-u,s u -. -az7e-
iA' 9aH r1S - &--e&ca - ;tls -5a4;-y.
a- vA1 wa2la aellae-a;sly aes;-2y he a.e
Or y. -,a,s q: zsay SIS +,
''i, '1ss Cot7. sam 80; -eesiv-r -v7S
''';ASh' '''alast he 5ossa,, f1.aw Ia: =. 60
=" 81 - aNt-s;aa'c5 cs2l2-
eraref r-'n Na-slAaa says IS q : vsa-
'arasa 'haf 'As g. O. usr a..,ss :. n.
s=-4-
% sav~a--t;s l,eAsas a-.aaar-e. INA, 4I.e
hlsn sA7Tr 1uu.n ttrae--y . 5e-f-. -.
sus-vs-.sss
Ans searFs q zusl4ad sac 20 =
ae-e 6:1..t Z nis he.stho.a .aar., .@..
'i'fes R'i $ mues -sar a.e-s-a. =.
~ ger -oy--te aae ~. ca1ma- .-as
---aa- -eI.o:; .,ay> ,,e-t a. ~ 5.. -.
IS 5''A." - ~h5os le2as % at;.e 81 :ar; .:
r"a'y 'ha' - .4me -aag: q at -.s,r...s
-ans- O.: "oda z,lr,s~ s.,.-..,s. ga.
r~Sse sare = garden c5-,s >. &, no u-,--gs
aga =. Hsli Aaa- a:ou; ~. same 1a-aa..
F'rssiasti Harding sai3 ,-.-.ica. w,.1
y anss'y.a l,At =. Iut.:-asl.
''trsaals .Ts!-urna-: ~ o., ..aa.t.z -.
;. r''Irs ;aA' : see;'s even a-y nan :;
E-ussa alu.ts IL. r-r.r.. lra ulz.-r-ess >.
o. sec ~. Sc; saavs - y-s q.
ming T-oa ga
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va.r ;,ahsa : Ts-rll 1y-1 wen se
cr.- So. s.; WI '-y 70 :tst; -. ,r ,---
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Tho Tncl, irn,nc

wv nAThyER else ua, ID sa.a. j. ..s,.- .
W me man who IS s.; 'ac a,aa 8: uAat
ny 4 stretch ~ .m"F'a"'ca Mag ar termed
aAo present hASSia" so'erawsoa i. ,4u-
net S' shown ta"i ac is fno lala. mas
sss'es ms Dr"'l"mai'on setting ia,,h ,aa;
thss" Is " severe famine "a A.> country ana
hela mns' ""'"' from ''asr ua.ao SKA
IS coming from o'hnT nations particularly
N" United SAFES The proclamation is IL
fael az aprea, - o;hor nations ior hc!n su6
al the s"n" 'me an annonncemoa, ;o ;he
starving Russians that materisi ard wul
soon ne a, hand
ny his sdroH method o: Juggling Ian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

rs the center Will be what 81. has
always gotten from thai snurcc-a
Jew embryo professional planets. very
few o. whom viii take up rural WORK.
GTcterTing 20 go 10 the larger towns
and cities, ,here 20 swell the already
overcr DIVIDED ranks 0: specialists.
CamcunaEc /, as they Insy. the fiCh.
asairs; Richmond now being made
~ advocates ot Charlottesville is
hEh, against the best interests Q: the
average citizen OF the state, APP
1srsauy, their strongest asset is the
sentiment surrounding the beloved
memory or Thomas Jefferson. But
were jefferson here today. and were
h. asked 10 locate Nirc!nla's medical
school YOU would fad him adyoca,-
ing Ricamond !ust as he was found
~ favor 9: ;hc transfer Of the med
lcal department, o. the university from
arloIiesyjlle 70 Norfolk during his
lifetime, ana for the same reasons
;ha; The professions are advocating
its transfer 10 Richmond today.
, II :. MORRISON.
Eichmond. Va. August -, 1921.
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Or, T:aas MlIa German,

'1>. WIS hsv: h.'su ma, ,!.s q. 7css-
<HaH isSi t-<-IuaIy < 5.e-l.y ham,
81 W. - Sa,!.~sea {, rh= statement :
,.r;N.&- ie-,a' ~ lis N4-ia.sL CIV sl-s
- w 81 taAl tU,g:-s Il: g-sse,. Va.
=-rEaE1v tts aoUsG SO. tFp zoe wen
q o-' >;'l;As'r co,roa ana t:.s .a- !rar1ts.
"A1'A !t'ss1:a -s iA5 Gamma. demand
:. vlv>. :iis i,:-sI arg, man &: Err ,.-n.-
~'--sat. -: H.t T.. ca1ne -ue N.s y,.s
nSii ;srsl+., PAINS ou: -Ali II. nuL-tirv
ao:fai ssT' trs1z -a5s country 70 l=>-
-af el---s IL I.ls. tVf-ve .aat.h. j.
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svrs sf'!'+.~Ll a:-lt.ls ~ lz4r-.Ir --lds
VS. rs MEG States rs nG-as .tL,...!....;
>hS~S ,lai t+'sE'; 3. mas sulei -s.u-1
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aals Wa -. : .ae r,svtl j. ~, t.r,a--s
81 .-ii '''NAt-y VAsss ~ :,r2gtlrL.ly n. oi,-.
ta-I,'-.s s1J'a-ts stcv & ing 5sc-,. !, rns
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ae: sex; :esv tluzs os -. sane NOR,
g. D., y.l:
"as, AaV @,.a Il aoL&r. ana rents O..
Us so"a> >. pi,-.a 80 Germans 49, .-
lai+s -a.rs gwen caus5sta5 G. lsl. .s,s,.r
co 80: s0av ~; &, : .,-snllj. .ss-
'l: rsL,A Vs='1 cEi quite csu-. :.
MAY L. -rus however, 1hl; trnacrc ..t1 r
fsea'-s'- s. something o: .uxu-, -a;B..
- IS Hsaass.-y. ;ls= Gs,-a51 ..ls-, :a-
t.s,..-g grown T. N.rs-E6 5-- .---.. -,
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Noble " ar.

Nh ss2ct,tHh s;s-vsns - Eus<a :hs,
'.'"2-HF country Mods seven American yris-
SasTS - nre;eNis IS ;Aiok IS tissue psce5
Nh"' 90 ne ""siH warriors .: the rolshe-
Ns's care :o- ::bfacca llv.< -,o7e - ,,<<-
~s7m"7H LOST @htA5tl k.Uea ana nes-,r
GEO peo wounded WAsi SO ne e,r7i-fe
Se7n'> 'A;e ;'' :e~ ran..an ives more o.
Yea vs. '-vly Na:le Spectacle. !:
~aSSss - -k;sona, srarssa- W. e-s., n,,-,,.
Hs7fS - ~ &a& ;Ae Eo,r Roaas Nce? -lcA;
81 sung sRas aoa Taoz.&eylre vl,A Sa4-,ss
(" please i>s Secret o,aa>ls u ;At l,.,s:,
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NYE MAY RUN FOR CLERK
OF NORFOLK COURT
Declares lie Believes Public Will
support Him Against Present
Candidate

NORFOLK VA. Aug. is-"I DON;
think there IS any douni that Will
announce myself SIS independent
Democrats candidate 10. slcrk Of
courts" Matter =. Nye, whose naIna
has been associated for several days
with cmTron; rumors concerning s.
probable opponcn! % Nominee James
V. Trohy. said las; nich;
The suggestion ct my candidacy
has been received with enthusiasm, :
Nj. NyC explained. and | have been
overwhelmed with telephone Calls
from people all over :he city. How
ever, viii no; make formal an
ncuncomen; Cor dsN or so. wan:
- consul; several prominent friends
nrS;, Formal declaration viii prob
ably 90 made Monday or Tuesday"
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WoMEN's MEETINGS.

]. lawn fete vii De held a; ~.
home O. Mrs. J. c. Seiecmzn. IL:
North Twenty-,hirG Street. wednes-
day evening tor ,he benedi Ok Chris:
Church, Everybody IS invited 70 al
tend
The regular meeting o. the W.
mans Auxiliary O! ;he Second Ban
;isi Church was postponed las;
Tuesday, and xii. be held :onorrow
evening Al o'clock. Mrs, Mamie
= Coleman will have charge o. The
program The executive committee
VIII meet at o'clock.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY SEWARD wARNnn
The l.oater.


a lingering Lou am L;
!oNe 10 watch tho skN
Srradalcd beneath a tree
y loatsr. folks-thats me.
Ike the sound OF case
Erncath the whispcriny tr,,S
Nnd when the summer comes
Anu when the great bee huns
! love 20 loaf. and dream
NeSide some lazy stream:
Wy SrTaw!'ns in boat.
INST Keeps itself atloat
'">' "'iit and drift; and drift
Maj feel the water llrt
tn" led N which s,ccr.
S''"'hs ~ creep. just GREEN
N."NS 'hc stream. tina; twirss
Where hrncysuckle vines
Naf' odors sweet, to erect
Ny senses fumes So swce,
h"' am drunk with dreams.
Dreaming % other streams
ma other woods and trees
Where Man msy take his case
'.N'ns As IN trance
NH"re nawshtN nstaGs dance
ma south winds iwanc ;he strings
Ni 81 the srowins thirsS
F"WcrS and hedscs vines
Slnsins; and Natures wines
ming On every breeze
In ih's, uny haven q. ease
\ s"Hias Lou am I.
" "iSNinc the summer sAv
or dr!tiiSs down li:c's stream
content 10 nod, ana dream.
ma t.; him storm, ~, mar;
NnN has a sordjd heart
Md le; him Pile his ecla
" nose Youth is c-ss1,S 50
80; s. fo- me. my wgnss
&c CURED, FOR strenuous ;hius>
Md would drift. Or >rccp
A7i "Sirh the SKY, ani slee2