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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
Concert for worthy Cau.e.

Biehor Cholem Moches Zekenim an
give a concert at the New century Cleb
On the evening of June sl Mrs. Nathan
efoidstein win serve as chairman ~
program. She win have the ass.star...
of leading local talent. and ire Brocs,.ls
VIII be used 70 defray the exoensr. ~
community visiting nurse.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
DoSoHo OFFERED CONTRACTS.
Special corresnondenn. - - -

Special Correspondents of Every Evening
seaford. May 2S-Dorsev D.orob,
son OF Mr.. and8Irs. Alexander r,,D,,,'
q This town, captain of tins ,-.sr,.
pasebaH team of the rrnivrrSirv ~
pennsylvania, VINO VIII Dc rr.duars.i
next month, has been offered y conf--,--
70 play BAH this sumner with a SCUM
eE7l League club. and also al car. Nra-
y. J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
BLOONER GIRLS
WIN OVER OPPONENTS
Miss Robinson Works in Fine
Fashion Behind Plate: Miss
Parkinson Stars.

Press Recreation girls were defeated
the first time this season by Delaware
Bloomer Girls. last evening al Eigh-
teenth and Van Buren streets. Ia 8
The Press girls are receiving contribu-
lions to buy stronger glasses for the
Jumps" so they viii be able to dis
tinguish balls from strikes
Despite the fact that Miss Parkinson
did not use the windup method, she
sent as many down via the strikeout
route as Miss Burns Miss Robinson
ably supported Miss Parkinson behind
the plate. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
GAMES TODAY.
4 mprican I,eacna-

American League.
Cleveland at St. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
Boston at Washington.
Philadelphia at New York.
National League.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Chicago.
New York at Boston.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
Dears Nose Broken BY Batted Ran.
BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening

Hy AHaOcIateu TTess 10 lively EVenlnE
Chicago. May 2S.--Charles Deal, third
baseman for the Chicago Cubs. who
was hit on the nose by a batted ban IN
game al New York a few days ago.
was told yesterday by his physician
that his nose is broken and he will he
out of the game for several days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
Auto Races Monday; Friends Defeat du Pont III gh
MEMORIAL DAY
SPORT CALENDAR
City I.eagne.

City League.
Eastlake VS.. Huber. at Rock
ford Tower. Umpire, X. Cum
ningham.
:. Highland vs.. Fourth Ward, Mt
Fourth and Church streets. Tm-
pire. Hastings.
st. Hedwig's VS.. National
Guards. mt Baynard Field. Um-
pire Rickerts.
Hillcrest VS.. Edge Moor. at
Edge Moor. Umpire Wintrup.
Suburban League.
Elsmere VS.. Marshaliton, at
Marshallton 110.3o a. MI Um-
pire Lank.
Stanton VS.. Krebs. Mt Newport
q j. m) Umpire Jamison.
Only two games scheduled.
ALI Wilmington League.
Brownson VS.. Parkside. at Har-
Ian Field. Umpire Duncan.
No other games scheduled.
Golf.
Handicap medal play at Will
mington Country Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
HERCULES LOSES.
du P0nt Country Club Tr0unces Op.
ponents, 6-1. Yesterday Afternoon.

The du Pont Country Club baseball
nine defeated the Hercules team at the
Country Club grounds yesterday after
noon, 6-1. The du Pont team was or
ganized from the teams in the Inter
Department League. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
GAMES TOMORROW.
American League.

American League.
Cleveland at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
Boston at Washington.
Philadelphia at New York.
National Ieagne.
St Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
Cherokee Juniors Going Fast.

Harrison streets Thursday afternoon
defeated Green Star Juniors, to 1, in
a twilight game they also defeated them
again by hard hitting, So.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
MEMORIAL DAY GAMES,
American League

American League.
St. Louis at Chicago. q games).
Cleveland at Detroit. g games).
Boston at Philadelphia. q games).
New York at Washington. e games)
National League.
st Louis at Cincinnati. t2 games).
Chicago at Pittsburg. gamesl.
Brooklyn at Boston, e. games)
Philadelphia at New York, (2 games)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28

If you are looking for an attractive
modern, conveniently To-
catee and priced right turn now to the
list of fully described apartments in
the classified page.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
JUNIORS WALLOP SENIORS.
SaIesianum Inter Class Game Results
In SIugfest,

Salesianum Juniors defeated the
Seniors, 22-15, in a game at Third and
Adams streets, yesterday afternoon.
Butler and Quinn starred for the
Juniors. while Seitz featured for the
Seniors. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
4 5
SMARTHM0RE

TWO-base NIT 'arter. Three base bit-l
White. Home runs-White. Larkin sacri-
1ce hits .arkin. Donaho. Bases stolen
White, WeiSe. Struck Out-By Rotbraclf
2: by Clancy, 8 by Ramsey, S. First base
on called balls-By Clancy 5: by Ramsey
g. Umpire Rudolph.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
American League.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

National League.
Philadelphia, 6: Brooklyn, 5.
New York. .; Boston. S.
Pittsburg. 5 Cincinnati, 4
St Louis. 10; Chicago. Z.
American League.
Chicago. 81 Detroit, l Go innings).
New York, IL: Washington, 4.
Cleveland 10: st. Louis. :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
ALL-STARs
PIummer's Team IS Busy.

The Piumn3er All-Stars viii play the
Marshallton Giants on Monday morn
tng and the Kiwanis Club Monday after
noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
Totals 3 3 u
BENEFIT BALL GAME.
New Castle Independents Defeated by
AIl.~farS

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle. May a8-Yesterday
afternoon, before large crowd, the
New Castle Independent team was de-
feated by the New Castle AH-Stars in
3 seven inning game. IA to 4. This
was benefit game for John Palmer. an
ardent crippled fan. The lineup and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
Wilmington Juniors Fall.

In an interesting game at Eighteenth
and Van Buren. Coyne Playground team
defeated the Wilmington Juniors sec
ond team, IL to 4. The game was
featured by the pitching Of Martell and
the batting of Dugan and Janicke for
the winners.
Score by Innings
Coyne Play. 49,. 0 0 2-1l
vii Jr. Sec. i. 2 0 o.
Batteries-Coyne Playground, Mar
tell and Travis; Wilmington Jr., sec
onds, Foxwen and Walker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
WILMINGTON
II 2
WEST CHESTER

I0baia .sst,.+s-... ss--..-.+ ii u IL
Wilmington High o l 4 ID
West Chester High o 3 4 o :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
HIGH TAKES ONE.

Cherry and White Nine ON Long End
OF Score.
Wilmington high school outclassed
West Chester yesterday afternoon. IA
4 richards started pitching for the
locals ana was relieved by Conley. The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
Another Observer Differs.

Another spectator at the bouts last
night declares that Jimmy Ireland had
the best Of the bout with Traub.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
du PONI
-. Q 8 u n
HERCULES.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
du Pont ..............O o o Q x-6
Hercules ................. o o o 4 o OIL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28

Brownson defeated Chippey ALI
Stars, 6-2, at Harlan Field yesterday
afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28

y
du Pont .... 90 3 %
Friends ; o o o o XII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-25

WayneshurE. Pa, came to visit the lam
lily Of J. T. Fleming
Miss Alberta Cu!gicy. nurse in the
Ohio Vanry hospital in Wheeling, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John +. QuiGley.
Mrs. Ella Olmstcnd and littlo grand
sons. Phillip. Freddie and Robbie Peo-
pies. went to White Rock. s. D.. TO spend
the summer
Mss Virginia Sanderson. OF Rayland
was visiting her aunt. Mrs. Francis Ham
lltnn.
Mrs. l.. II. Catlin and children OF
Houston, Tex. ace here visiting her
sister. Mrs. John QuiGley.
Mrs. Wood IIavcracld visited her sis
ter. Mrs. Francis Fest. in Canton.
Miss Clara Thompson, who has been
attending Kent Normal. 3 home.
Homer Hall and Misses GoldIe and
Bertha Hall. o. Quaker City. were here
this week visiting Nc. and Mrs. Arthur
Hall.
t'-cd Fuller. who has been the guest
Of the family Q. Hon. r Il. Bcetham
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-25

returned to Delaware 10 prepare Tor
tour with the o. W. L. slec CLUB.
Earl Fryer and Miss Leota Bauer
two OF our popular young people. were
married on Tuesday evening at the home
of tho brides unclo and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. Ncilley kenisell Rev. c. H. Sogs-
we'll, pastor OF the Christian church,
performed the ceremony. They have
gone on a honeymoon TO Northern Michi-
gan points.
Miss Deane Riggs and Fred Clark
Martin were married at the parsnna SC
by Rev r, r. Lippincott on Wcdnesda"
morning. They arc visiting relatives IN
MoundsvilIe. w. Va. and other West
virginia cities. Upon their return home
they will be given a reception at tho
home Of the brides mother, Mrs. Amy
Riggs.
Miss Martha El:nor Thompson and
Joseph Maddox. Cadiz High graduates
were married on Wednesday noon At the
homo OF the parents Of the bride Mr..
and Mrs. Emmett Thompson. Rev. Bern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-25

ard Mott pastor OF the West Grove
church said the ceremony IN the pres
cncc Of about ~ guests. The bride has
hcen teaching since her graduation: her
husband has a situation a* chemist with
largo Kansas oil company. They are
on wedding trip TO Eastern points. at
tr1Ctiyc to tourists.
Mrs. William Ml'iikcn, 81 ears oid'
died on Monday morning al the home
nf her daughter. Mrs. J. y. 1ope' on
Lincoln avenue.
Wrs Frank J. Cessna gave delight
frI ,.hiidrcn's party on the lawn on
L>-,dov evening. The event vas the sew
cnth birthday anniversary OF her little
daughter, Julia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-25

Anplicant-And II take the Job I'm
~ pct a raise in salary every wear?
"Ycs rroyided Of course. that you:
work is satisfactory.
An: thought there vas catch
somewhere"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-25

A photograph OF the bronze bust OF
George Washington hy Frank OrdwnT
Partridge. which was unveiled May 80
Ia S. PaUls cathedral n LONDON as
gir, Of an American society. Sim
liar hus:s are to he presented TO the
rity OF Liverpool aud SulSrave manor
the ancestral home Of the Washing
IONS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20

BEN Il ibr ersdbIte bon leirer aitbe
3u elmer ni1neten!
Nua l1lrBle Ia ibre Qiebe 81 Tim
I'M Reinls tlisidt fein. ST bate ia
f1on an lBssn hphmiitigen, ablrei,
ienoen 8lid i. nie ibr @toIa
fih aufbdunle. lie lie nit id
tdmpfte.
81 fano ali titfe:n g.sstjrl,b teine
Ruhe, er mar eine bic. ~ {. .aa)afts
lide, Ieidat erregbare Natur, als otsB
e. oas alles itia in id psrarb:lteI
bate.
bait mir ia bel mebr geranbt, als
i'd bamals abrte". st blieb mitten
-la feinem 3immer iteben un0 baltic
bic Jdiliite. .ll0lein Sdraes 2eben bait
oil mir pergiftet. Wenn i'd oi9 ieBt
bier unter meinen 9dinben bate, oann
BELLE Dir @ott!!"
l1nb bann mari er i9 ftDbneno auf
etnen Stubl nieDer unb legte Die Nrs
me auf ben Slid.
Dab ih mir iiberbu1lpt iemcls
Gin 4eben Dh1e @lDi Doritellen torn<
ts!! SD muBte bDh pii1en, Dab es
fir mid tein Meib auBer ibr sibt!!"
Gnbli9 fudte Ell fem Eager auf
uno f9lief Elm. Mber nod i'm Sraus
me tDbnte er man9mnl auf uno
tniri4te nit ben 3dbnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20
Sanb uab fob ihn 81. .agsif 81 mir

0arb unb iab tn 81. .a8iit bu mir
;b0ie221
,saaaru Ia benr223 Die Galte atpis
fden ieiner Musen mar geinapuneen.
,ggtl1 glni. bn g3sarbon.
ih Bin ia Mahs III beiren 9drlben.s
@ie lodbten iebt beioe. unD als 4ey
baul bas 4nus perlieb, pfiff e. leiie.
sana Ieife Dor t9 bin.
sNenn ih ibr CANA gleidgiitti9
mare, ob lie iih Dann rpohl audi niht
ri6bte 2Ittie4 ppm mir neltnen lolien
m6dte24 bahte e iamunaelnb uub
tniff bic Mugen auiomnaen. Sein
Sdbel tan5te cine tpabre @aloppaDe
auf benz barten Pf!aiter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20

oas blonde Soar, fagte aber nidts
peittr. sl. (
.Das ileine !oer3 III fdon beu,,rA,
bigt4 badbte he BET idb, ntper1 tr mir
bas 4ino In,r ni9t unsiidlid
mndt..
DberF Rroder f6rieb idsli6 cine
Rartc an feline Jran. Bin nobl
u1o munter1. biieB es INNER BARN,
.im Meginent anes IN DrbnuIl91.
Mm fiinften Gage tam Elm Bril-.
.2leiber baben mir beute eirtn linz
gludsfan gebabt4 drieb Il don
allf Der eriten @eite. Gallon it
BEL elmer Mttade nit BEN pferDe ge,
ftir5t ln0 bat ffiidb einer 3iemlih tom,
pli5ierten 8einbruh ause5oger. Maor.
gen ipiro er tppbl transporter tper.
ben tDinller. Wiuit Oh TIN aufneb,
men? SIT bente, mir finb es ibm
als @ertpanote f9ulbig. uns feiHer
ar5nnebmen. 9%elegrapbiere mir 1llr
ia ober nein, 0amft i9 peib, Of i9
inn ettpas iagen tam. Mas bu tee
legrapbierf, tpeib iid natirli9 f9on.
Dem eritens tenne ib bas CUTE 9er3
mei1er sGrau, unb 3tpeitens tbre Yors
liebe fir ibren touen Better.
Npra iberlegte 5aber Do9 erf, ob
lie Mler ms 9aus nebmen folte. War
es ni9t unpermeiblih, oaB Ole iungen
Qeute ii9 Damn ndiiber traten, uno
tpiirDe oas pobl gu Glpis Slid fein2
Mber tpenn iie bonn oa9te, 0aB Mler
podenlang alein IN ffeiner ungemit>
li@en @arcpnpobnung liesen Iolte,
po er bic naben Yerpanbten am Drt
bate, bann i4tpauben ibre 8ebenten
lpieoer. uno nenn Fe bic iungen
Qeute ieBt pirtltd trennte, fotpie YET
gefuno mat, faben iie iiA bod tdsliA,
uno mas tommen fDllte, TAM bod.
go g1n9 oenn Elm 9elegramm an Den
Obert ab; .4er uns ber5liA mills
tomnHen. Nora", unD bus Rroders
f9e 5remben5immer purbe in Srb>
hung gebra9t.
@9on am ndhften Sage ge9er
Mbeno lam 2er 9afotp, uno als ,er
i'm Mobn5immer auf Dem Sofa lag,
iah er oie 9amen lnhenc an uno
iagte: r9as mar cine tur5e 5reuDe
nit Dem Man0per, uno ibr habt Ole
Plage bapon. Sea, es lit ni9t Der
erfte Rno9en, ben ih mir gebrohen
babe, unb bic @ei9fhte pirb ia nobl
nteber 5niammenbeilen1
@lbire mar ernit unD ftill un6 BON
elmer ieltiamen @9eu. sic fab ftumm
iiber ibre 9anoarbeit gebeugt uno
beteiliste fi@ ni6t an Der nnterbalz
tnng 3pii9en Nora uno Qer. Die
i9mar5en Mugen bes tonen graten
ri9teten fi9 oft auf ibr feines @efGt,
obne ie ibrem Bid 81 ~begesnen.
Rur3 por Dem Mbenbefen erbob ih
Mpra, nm bas gepobnte Mbenbgebet
nit ibren beiben tleinen 9Ddbtern 5a.
IPteu3s
rl1nterbutfe bu ieAI 3sr, elpi1 !,
iagte ie i'm 9inausgebh lid iebe
nudb gleih NAL na9 Der Rldbe
Srob biefer Mabnung blieb @lDtre
10 ifumm pte porber nno fi9elte
etfrig meter.
r@lpi", iagte 2eg mad eiriger Mi>
rllten letie uno lab ne an.
Sic lieB tire Nrbeit ft1ten un0
riAtete Die Musen nit Hummer Sra,
&c auf i'm.
,8itte, tomme einndl gu mir.
Sic 5og bic Stirn etpas traus.
nMas ion ih benny
.Glpi, 6as 1T bod ni6t Die grt.
in Der pir 5u bertebre1 getDDbnt firb.
SD lam nidt au Dir fomrael1, bas
lpeiBt bu. SD bad9te, oet1 alter
5reuno 2er 2afop brduht nidt 70
lan9e gu bitten.
Menn 2er 2afop tpeib tpar, mar
er untpt0erftehIth, Seltfamertpetfe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20

%S S%&s4 - SSsy
baben. sd, pie tonntef BIT
bas tun2 Wie fannit bu bein 2eeber'
aufs Spiel feken, I'M elmer 6loben
QauRe tpilleng Sd babe es gar nidt
g lieut. / pollen, go Pope g e
sic Ihlug, l9aubernb bic aittern,
ben Sdnbe Dors Gefiht. AAer iah
nit einem ieltiam ipeidaen Bid aui
lie nieber. s.sIs
,glpi, 70 bait bu bid I'M mid
sednsftigtg Nber garla Obne 1rfade,
mir IL gar nid9ts paiiiert
sic lieB bic 9dnoe finten unb fab
i'm lDieoer an, fragerb nnb por.
nurfsDoll.
.llnb bait BIZ benn gar niht an
uns sebaht, als bu bas tateita"
Pin eu@21 2o{ipp aog Die Stirn
traus unb bob bic Nafenflasel.
,Miefp91
Glpire ftampfte ein gang Helm tDe<
Mig nit benz SUB auf. sDaB mir.
ship MIR - mr. nnhpffphpn 49, iihprS
bn,,nt fe;npn frohen Sna I'M aehpn
mehr oehnht bGtten' menn "a -bns
S9redlibe gei9eben pdre". ftieB lie
5prnig berppr.
1e;ni1 csIfinoens @fimme flonn a.
n,l,s ,,nneh,,inin - hotte FINN f,,rae
9eit nebpn @lpire oeftonpen. phne bah
lie es uberboupt bemertt. bate,
.@uten abenb, 6err b. Slfingen!r
Sic honn nie . erbielt. aiiterte
mn ,rS uS 49, gI,,o,n S;e Sieh o,,f I'M
r;hteten moren nm 5 rGnen ner.
sS1s;srt nm r,ehr MA nieism .nGnz
rsnr,,t ,,rS ron Mi;d erhielt - fi;ra
sr9te a,,h niht Dor pnfinm fono
Ia, misn.r sar g1n;rs mn ernr;F5
~ 6ann s0 -
w. cs s ! soo+e j. mil nei,ber e5+;mz
~" ues aen, Is;,s MR. f;;r 81
as anp su @.Sht G;;tt;sp
pD1pul' p..soa. 80 d.. a.l. =,
g gsn ple.ns!.uss "a. ass ~ on .ss
ORJmI.I-u1U Tx lUuuUlk.JlW ruU, CUT
ION nuroe iebt BON Nora ins @ebet
genpmmen. Sic i9ien nibt libel
Suit Al baben, i'm 1pieDer bel ben
Obren All nebmen, unD es unterblieb
aud ppbl nut, neil bic nnDeren
t6erren babel maren. Mber 1eine
5trafrebe erbielt er obne @nabe.
.llnp @lpire. bas Sinh, tit mir
beinohe pbnmdhtia in bic Mrme gez
fulIen, ais lie es bDrte1, 19loB lie
enolid.
,Rit @lbi babe i9 mid iAon
auseinanbergefebt, erpiDerte Ser.
.uno I'M ubrtsen peiB ia gar 1iht,
pes9alb ibr eu@ 1o aufregt. Menn
t9 reite, gum Hudud, bonn gelnIebts
Dpd. mas i4 mill, unb nidt, mas
Der Saul mill. Die 9elh1Ate 1T
ndmli9 gar ni4t gefdbrllh, pen1
man bic niDitige &ube heipabrt uno
fein Pferb in Der @efpalt bat. 90.
ON GSfor III IN mol an HIM nI2 nnR
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20

y IS 30 49,, ssitNMI Il 49, y
.Dirtt 3u baben. s zSSis...
- pas2s Gluires glliissn
neten iidfb melt ul,b bltsbsIt mil ,tirsm.
pa1rbaft entfebtem Milsbrud dlf 81.
filsen baften. sedls Mlolats Sc.
itung99@ ssass 81 assssas.
.sSa, mein gott- II iab Il. Il,
idroden al =, .plTen sie oas
sgl.in. marum tsar 4 auf Sc,
tuuls2 IL
.gnd6ises Jrdulein, mem. gie
bisber nidts onpcr tpubten, bonn
ioqten sic pnbl aud nihts nabp,l
pli1en, unb oan1 mill ID iDabrboftig
Der leBte fem, Der a Sb6nen
ertpioerte Slfingeu, lie nit eiue1n
parmen Bid aniehelto. ,0eraeiben
Sit, DaB i9 iberbalpt baDp11 anfing,
aber i'd bate ID natarlih feline Mbb<
hung, oaB Sic nidts DaDDn nuBten.
8itte. pergefen Sic meme Morte
.geein1. @lDire ri1tete ii9 bod
auf. .Marum iagt man mir rus
ni9t2 Bite, eradblen Sic mir ales.
rgnaoigss 5rdulsat, ID faete 50,
men i4on - ~
Sic npaen ni9M gut, 6ann
tperDe ib ihH feIbit sfragen".
Slfingen mad9te cine erf9rodere
5eioegi1g. aoer slDlre aoptete 111dt
oarau1. mn etn paaI lnneAen Sqr'lz
Ten trot 11e IN . Hr 5uM 9teDe1.
hummer. Slr Nafer petite 1t9 mt
assl:tpulg ~ su.sl pal's
!sI5g ul Mlaa a.Vta spul
lul e...e1, Auys..p.Iu .A pus sss1luel.
s.asnsss ymuus.ssga''9s:, Aa N.Y.
G s;qI DlalleIle a Y z,eI1eM AIOa1H.
4ls e 11e "a an Oct YDrt'ere 1te1et1 1a4'
mote ser l9r 3n.
syts.5ehO. Slo. lIasF Du nop
mepI e.u
n.eeln 'pls S - itahs
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mnnofe inf sspftnna netne5en .hisfS s.
al {oh Inn NH ,srnben frnoennen
M,,oen ~ mn nmfiommerte m;t hsi.
6pn n6nhpn zine gtmhIIehnp.
uo55on, tro+ e;n,n eshr;tt ,,,r;;a
ssnS 5oate ~ noch Elmer f,rasn.
Mn,I3e NIL ,hnerpm Mtems,o
Inn mnrum .iont mon nj, ma
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/ piefe @ef16ihten rlbeIr.
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mea1;ha, ' aas;at ~ = aar, n,r 81
gInnen mie amer 6,1nfle esferne hro1ns
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nnna ma ghrpdIirhes MN hir o,n7.
fenS
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5nper ouf. uls rinee .er nit einsr,
l5GntfahI1h hnnn mort er nit elmer
|tfdnelen Beipequna oen Ropf auriid
mo fab ibr geraoe in bic Mugen.
.sSdd babe Elm Mdbhen qeliebt.
unp bas Sat mid betroaen1 tam es
lanqfam uno {dper BON ieinen Qipz
ben, .,u16 oat111 babe if mid nit ibz
rem Brdutiaam bueaiertt"
.uno?n
81 erbieIt cine leibte Munbe an,
Urn. ano mir beta!1en ieoer lehs
Mondte Jeitnng".
Gin tiefer @eufaer ser grleihtez
runq bob glpires Bruft. Mber aus
ibrem f1neetpeiBen @eftdt befteter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20
. s isn Names s. & nj IL

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rum MdiInden, ipie gefallen Dir
bic nellen 8ettitellen2 9abt ih nidt
gdhmad29
SIS III mir uubegreifIi9, Bertha,
Dab ou iest, no mir 10 febr III lamp.
fen bdben, berartige gi1fdufe
madf!
rGber, emil, 81 fagtef mir bod
erft geftern nieber, bei ben ia9ledte11
Soften miife man ii einri6ten.s
q If Jrel1b: sRorar1en
Dir aud nal geDa1lten, bic Du Dor
lddrgerer 3eit hattef, 3uruidt21
Sdirftfieller: rDH ID, pena ih
cine marfe beileqe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20
st. Beneoicts
acaoemp : :

st. Soiepb, stearns gonntp, NiuH.
Cine Der beiten Mnitalten s,tr b65e.
rem S6djterer5ieb1ng I'M gauseu
Nor6uefeG. 11nterridt in bentider,
englifder unb frau56iider Gpradje,
Stelograpbie, s1peturiting, Sud.
fibreu, NfniH, Maleu, 8od)en 1nb
tpeiblide GRANDDAUGHTER. 8~ribatsi11-
11er, nit alien 11obernen Beg1eunlid.
feiteu a1tsgefattet, iteben ben 36g,
lingen snr &erfignug. Mlit obigem
Snititnte 1T eine Sdnle fit anabeu
bon 6 Bic IL Sabren berbnn6en. 8e.
gen Naberem uenbe 11at1 ffiid} al.
Sister Directress, O. S. B.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-01
REDUCED PROHIBITION FORCES

prohibition headquarters that cut
of lack of
activities require the watch
other officers including the
onstabuary prohibition nothing of
city officers supplement the enforcing stah Of the
prohibition organization that the temporary uramen OF one set of
enforcement Of the At
should be corrected pract
shod prohibition officers
publicly that they of their activity
invitation vioaors to increase
general condition
promise immunity the cualment
from the newly appoint
ed federal commissioner that he intends make the state as dry the
obviously there little liquor
seeing of him stretch of liquor desert.
inclined of the realization of really dry land
that majority the people have deeed land
everything
difficult enforcement
their liberties
sumed will not fall into line until they either forced to do under
themselves eventually sympathy with
lar will voluntarily fall line active public
which
positively
entirely violations Infractions publicity
strictly
situation and this tendency the that
the law entirely
keeping the
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-01
SODA WATER FOUNTAINS

Some of the institution
from danger
hrsts have been quenched in the past and as
place relatively cheap let
which whole harmless and uniformly refreshing
and especially during
and dry and thirsty oes and
looking the fresh and cool appear
ng ice everywhere they Stake their
drink pus tax of couel which
relief and moderation does them abso
adjuncts and business Ihey
human beings and they furnish the salts
and that FORM might
dscded Soft drinks and ice cream combna
which be served the hom and we
the has perhaps INDUCED in
found reiefand satisfactory relief
his home Socabity promoted
and home worries cast aside
sundae and the other hand
fountain friendly disposition has fire.
queny solve problem through the
which it
standpoint the soda water emporium eX
time
humanzng and soafzlng
as a fact, entirely commendabe