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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-07-08
Married

" ,s. ~ - 3 2 .
Miss Alice johnson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. p. NJ. johnson Of Col Fourth
avenue southwest, and Mr.. Frank
Dewey, also Of this city, were quietly
married Saturday at high noon, at the
| rectory Of the Church Of Our Saviour,
! Rev. A. Goodger performing the cere-
mony. They were unattended. Only
. the Immediate Iamiles Of the bride
and groom were present. The bride
wore navy blue taffeta dress with hat
! to match and corsage bouquet Of Ope-
liza rosebuds and sweet peas.
A wedding dinner was served at the
home of the BRIDES parents Immediate
) " following the ceremony, Miss Phyllis
! Lipinski serving. The table center
! piece was bouquet Of pink and white
sweet peas.
Miss Fannie Barner of st. Paul, an
aunt Of the groom, was the only out
| of-tOwn guest.
Both bride and groom were raised in
Little Falls and are well known here.
| Mr.. Dewey is the eldest son Of Mrs.
| Mary Dewey Of Fourth street north
| east. He is associated with Geo. H.
Peterson in the Dewey Produce Com
!
the aviation section in the world war
and was a member of the A. E. F.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey left Saturday
afternoon by automobile for a trip to
points in the northern part Of this state
and into Canada. They will be at home
after August Is in a fat in the Eng
strom building, Broadway west.
| A pretty home wedding took place
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Palm of Swanville Saturday afternoon,
when their daughter, Miss Esther and
Mr.. Ernest Thelander Of St. Paul were
united in marriage by Rev. A. J. Pet
erson Of Upsala. 49,: 'i-.,,*7
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Emma Palm, and Miss Cora The
| lander, sister Of the groom. The
groom's attendants were Carl Palm,
! brother Of the bride, and Roy Thelan-
der, brother of the groom. The bride
was attired in white beaded georgette
over satin, and carried bouquet OF
| white roses and lilies of the valley. IT,
The bridesmaids wore respectively
pale green organdy and pink dotted
| Swiss, carrying out the color scheme
of pink and green, and wore corsage
bouquets Of pink roses and sweet peas.
The wedding march was played by Miss
Evelyn Nelson of Upsala.
The couple will reside in st. Paul.
! Out-of-town guests were Miss Cora
Thelander and Roy Thelander, sister
| and brother Of the groom and Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Anderson Of Charles o."
| Iowa, and the Misses Marie Tschida,
and Elsie and Helen Sauers of st. Paul.
A. double wedding was solemnized e
st. James Catholic church at Randall
Tuesday morning at 9 'clock. when
Miss Florence Catherine Simones,
daughter Of Mr.. and N rs. Nicholas
Simones, of Parkertown, became the
bride of Mr.. Anthony J.. Kempenich
and Miss Anna Rita Anderson, daugh-
ter Of A. F. Anderson, also of Parker
town, became the bride of Mr.. George
Edward Simones. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. O'Driscoll.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the Simones
home for about hundred relatives
and friends. The home was beautifully
decorated for the occasion.
The parties to the two marriages are
all well known and popular in their
community. o..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-07-08
Marked.

Phrenologist-"Your son has a pro-
nounced mathematical bump" The
Son-"That's where papa hit me for
being at the bottom of the arithmetic
class."-American Legion Weekly.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-07-08
MR.. FARMER! I!

MR.. FARMER!
We pay the highest prices for cream.
Weights and tests guaranteed.
Albay Odette Cream & Produce Co.,
station in back of North American Gro
cery.-Adv. 15-tf.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-07-08
Crawford Sheldon,
Superintendent Of County Schools.

MI. and Mrs. ID. W. Boerner returned
Tuesday from . visit with relatives at
Menominee,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-07-08

) Duscher,. Anna
Eastman, Svea
Eckblad, Rudolph.
Eksten, forster.
Fedor, Anna L..
Flicker, Alphonse
Fredrickson, Evelyn V.
Gallus, Frances
Gertz, John
Gilman, Hester l..
Gish, Eva
Gosiak, Ruphena.
Gradin, Hilma
Hagen, Paul ,
Hanson, Earnest D.
Hassing, Clement y.
Hartmann, Marcelline
Hartmann, Dolores
Hayes, Della
Hedlund, Ellen 0.
Herum, Stanley
Hilgendorf, SWalburga
Hurrle, Alphonse
1sackson, Emil N.
1sackson, Brule
Janson, Otto J.
Jarvis, Isabel.
Jensen, Nels o. <.
Johanson, Harry.
Johnson, Lewis
johnson, Evelyn E.
Johnson, Lillian
Kaiser, Rose M.
karhula, Helma E.
Kirkpatrick, Walter.
Kleman, Ruth E. + i;
Kohler, Florence M.
Kohler, Edward.
Knoll, Tracy.
Krystocek, Rose A.
Kuklock, Victoria H. 4
Lance, Sherman.
Larsen, FLORENCE M.
Larson, Eva" B. -:
Larson, Elsie T.
Leidenfrost, Edith B.
Litke, Helen. 7
Longfellow, Clayton.
Longfellow, Nora. ~
Lucking, Aloysius. =
Look, Lloyd C. q
Luud, Clarence 0. =
Lundwall, Betsy.
Madsen, Gandil L.
Massey, Ethel.
Mathewson, Leila I.
Mausolf, Phyllis.
Meyer, Victor J. !
Michaelis, Bertha. !
Mueller; Markus. ]
Mueller, Herbert r.
Nelson, Anfeldt. !.
Nelson, Mabel H.
Nelson, Lester.
Nichols, Lydia M.
Nieman, Henry r.
Novitzki, Thomas.
Osborne, Anona.
Osowski, Edward. F.:
, Peterson, William.
Peterson, Arthur. ,
Peterson, Theodore.
Peterson, Richard.
Pierce, Leonard.
Poster, .'Alvina.
tPuphal, Erwin.
Rauch, Max.
Rolf, Valeria.
Ross, John.
Rowland, Hershel H.
Sandbloom, Eddie G..
Schmidt, Nellie M.
Schmolke, Anna.
Schneider, Leona.
SCHNEIDER, Clara.
Schwientek, Albert.
Sitter, Eva.
"Soneson, Viola II. C.
Smart, Ruth.
Stump, Angela. s.
Swanson, Ellen &c.
Swanson, Gertrude.
Themes, Walter A.
. Th1elen, Emma v.
Thommes, Mathew.
Thompson, John w.
Troselius, Elmer.
TFutwin, Thomas,
Verley, John e.
West, Wallace A. -
Weiss, Joseph J.
Wfnzen!burg, Bernard.
Wo1ters, Anna K.
LaBarge, Robert.
Mattson, Paul.
Nesslein, Catherine. +
This is not a complete list
ire pupils who took the sta
nations at some of the hfgl
throughout the county. It
necessary for these pupils
IS they receive their certif
either bring or send them t,
Ice to be recorded.
If there are any pupils '
state certificates which h
been recorded In this Office,
his list does not give ere
hem in at once and the hol
receive due credit.
All Of the examination ret,
out Saturday, July 2
10 not receive yours, kindl,
IS with your correct posto
dress.
Crawford s
Superintendent Of County
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Boerne1
Tuesday from q visit with re
4enominee, IL st.,s Il
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-07-08

| Miss Lille G.. Johnson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. johnson of P;llager
and Mr.. Guy L. Gustafson, also Of that
village, were united in marriage by
Rev. Smith at Brainerd Thursday Of
last week. The bride was attended by
Miss Vera johnson and thu groom by
Victor Swedberg. Following the cere-
mony, reception was held at The home
Of the bride. Mrs. Gustafsol is grad
uate Of the Little Falls high school and
Mr.. Gustafson attended the Little Falls
business college.
Miss Luella Madison, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Madison Of Elm
Dale and Mr.. Albert Johnson, also of
that township, were married by Judge
Kemp at his office in the court house
Wednesday afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23
House Wanted

Can pay $500 cash on home, north of Washington street. Want some shade. Must be a bargain and not over $4500. Want to hear from owner. Call 3321, between 9 d. m. and D. m.
 It HOMES AND ARCEAGES We have buyers for small homes and acreages. Bring in your Iistings if you want to sell
 DAVE REALTY co.
 126 N. Central al
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23

SUBLEASE to Oct. 1st, high class modern five-room apartment, every nearly completely fur nished: s70 per month. Phone 2s47. Naryland Apts. f
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23
FOR ENTERTAINMENTS 10
For Rent

Modern unfurnished apartment half house of five rooms near capitol, larse Gcreen room, garage; reasonable rent. Inquire at ISIS w. Washington. al
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23
Have Buyer

FOR HOUSE WITH GOOD SHADE. MUST BE PRICED RIGHT. CAN PAY S2.000 DOWN. SEE GARDNER ADAMS ST ak
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23
FOE RENT-FuRNlsHEo ROOMS

ELEGANT room with bath, for healthy gentleman; special facilities for summer sleeping; close in. very desirable. Phone 4s60 Call 125 N
 11th Ave. It
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23

ST. FRANCIS HOTEL Modern rooms, $ per week, up. 27 E. Monroe.
 Rb
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23

TWO-ROOM furnished apartment CAu forenoon I340 w. Monroe. dg
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23

FOR RENT-F'urnished four-room cottage, reasonable. 344 N. Fourth Ave.
 dI
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23

FOR RENT-Three-room furnished apartment s3o month Call at 2lo E. A.nf dg
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23

FURNISHED room for rent also screen sleeping room with private en- trance: reasonable rent 561 N. First Ave. ak
Arizona republican., 1921-03-23
FOR RenEFuRn,sHEp HOUSES

REDUCE rent raising chickens or garden. Avoid crowding and hot payements. Only 16 blocks out, block to car and pavement, quiet, neighbor- hood. One side brick house, clean, modern, furnished. big cement porch. Also screen sleeping porch Two lots fenced Rates inquire 634 No. 9th Ave.
 H.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-29

the city of Verdun, now here, a gold medal in recognition of the valorous conduct of the French soldiers in de- fense of that city, which was one Of the storical and dramatic events of the lrtc World War. The medal was designed by John Flanagan. an American scultor, who won the award of this commission in competition with eight other artists.
 The medal. four inches in diameter, was cast in the United States Mint, Philaelphia, and its total thickness in relief is one-half inch. It is com posed of pure gold. with totaa government took particular interest in the casting. The obverse repre- sents two struggling giants typifying
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-29

when congress reconvenes after the Christmas holidays.
 The bill authorizes the secretary of war to cooperate with the surgeon general of the United States Public Health service in distributing army clothing to government patients. Tn thousands of dollars worth of this surplus war material is now stored away in warell buses.
 House leaders have demanded a special rule for consideration of the measure. Statements were made on the floor that if Congress could rush through a bill for S20,O0O,0O for starving Russians it ought to be able to put through one for cold eX- service men. Spartanburg, s. C., Dec. 29. {.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-29

Members of the American Legloh
 most at Greenville, S. C., will serve as noIicemen during the annual ban
 quet of the police department of that
 city The request for the Legionnalres to poHce the city for three hours dur ing the entertainment was made by Chief of Police J. E. Smith. The I.egionnaires will name their chief to serve during absence of ther regular 1 nolice force.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-29
DISABLED VETS TO RECEIVE CLOTHING

Washington. Dec 29-AH disabled veterans of the World War under care in Government hospitals and in stitI1tions will receive adequate cloth ing arG equipment under a bill fla vorabIy reported by the House mili- tary affairs committee, which goes on +be calendar for a vote in the House
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-29

The historic phrase, Ills Ne Passe- ront Pas" crosses the field. On the reverse Is represented the Port Chausse, back of which the ruins of the city of Verdun appear. The in sscription on this side of the medal reads:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-29

the tremendous energy of the oppos- ins forces One can note at glance the heayiness of the Roche. and the nTessed in the figure of the alert
 sThey Shall Not Pass"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-29
STATE or CoNNECTICUT, District @

of Bridgeport, SS. Probate court
 Decent Der 20 1921.
 Estate of William K. Lyon, late of the Town of Bridgeport, in said District, deceased The Court of Probate for the District of Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly at tested, within said time, will be de- barred recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate requested to make immediate payment to
 SUSAN R. LYON, Executrix. Address, 1775 Noble, Ave-, Bridgeport Conn T2Ss*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-29
U. s. GIVES A WAR
 MEDAL TO VERDUN

Washington. Dec 29 - President Harding. in the name of Congress and the people of the United States, has inst presented to representatives Of
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-29

sore eruptions. My face and hands were affected, and the skin was soreand red. The eruptions itched and burned so that 1 scratched them, and my face was disfigured. l lost rest at niCht-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-29

"The trouble lasted about three months. A friend asked me to try Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and after using three cakes of Soap and two boxes of Ointment I was healed" (Signed) Miss Agatha Tyler, R. F. D. l, Box g, West Lubec, Me.
 Cutieura Soap, Ointment and Tai- cum are ideal for everyday toilet uses. Sample Each Free by Rau. Address: "crtiourA lab e-atoriss, Dept. N, Galdan &s, EAsE" Soldevefy- where Soap 25c. Ointment E and 5oc. TAlcum 2Sc- 8$ Cuticuxa Soap slaves without mug.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-29
CUTICURA HEALS
 WATER BUSTERS
On Face and Hands. ltched and Burned. Face Disfgured. Lost Rest.

My trouble came in tiny water blisteTs which would break and form
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
Sartbolo fam midt fDmmte1t.

Ger friibere GongreBabgeoronete
8artbolOt, Der in unierer Sta6t 10
befonnt ur1o beliebt lit un6 in oieier
ISOLDE bier erpartet murbe, tann lei-
Der ieinen ungefiinoigten 8eln9 nidt
our 4usfiibrung bringen. Man bot
tie einen ber5liden @mpfang i'm @on-
coro-&lub fir i'm borbereitet. Mon
freltte itd ouf ELM 8ieoerieben. Serr
8ortbolot lGBt iid nun frelnoli9
enti6ulOigen. Seine Srau lit err
frantt uno muB obne Aufentbalt 5ur
&ur nod 8ao Naubeim in 9eutid-
lano fabren. Gin 8er5rg uno geiel-
lige 8eranltaItungen iino nidt rat
lam. Die geplante Seier au @bren
bes Serrn 9artbolot finoet alio nidt
Itatt.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
Der Sries I'M 2i4te bes GOl. SarOeY
unb Nbeeprbneten Mi6aelIon
Bon g. @Ieis, @aibinston, 8. 6.

flar, Der elm @eod6tniS bat. @s mar
nod fein Sabr nod 8eginn Der be.
Ionoeren Woreon-8 Propaganda 0es
Sabres 1915 n~ergangen, als tim
6riibiobr 1916 Die groBen .pre.
poreoneB" Dempnitrutionen oas
2onO iiberfllitetcn. &ier in 8albina.
ton mari6ierte man I'M Sommer
1916 NIT 8abnen ltto WeuIif sic
Eenniplpania Mbenue berunter, Der
8r1iioent on Der Spite uno oie mad
cren 8itrger oeS 9iitritts on leiner
Settle. llno einige Monate lp6ter,
II a Of Ben @ablen, mar Ser &rieg ga.
limo nun fGmpfte man, nm Die
@elt fir Democratic" geIifert al
lteaen, 9egeli WtilitariSmus uno git-
totratie, fir Die boben S0eoIe bon
6reibeit uno Hedt, Die SronfreiG
uno england nno HlBlonos G3ar
uno Sopon uto StoIien 10 elGnaeno
pertroten uno berteioigten. 8us Iagt
MN aber unier @otl6ofter SorbeD in
2onoon iiber 0ieie o%S1Soeole" oes
arieges? &6mpfte man, Inn oielc
munoerboren 2dnoer oeS &edtS Dor
Dem ltntergong 81 %belpobren2 $50.
rem @eltfrieoen un0 Democratic sic
treben0en &rGfte unieres @intritts
in oen &rie92 . nein, iagt er, mir
I6idten unlere Solooten ms Selo
Solely to save the United
States of America, and most re-
luctantly and ~laggardly at that
90? 90 alio perouften sic b~ielgeprie.
ienen D%SSSoenle" in 9rtnIt uno Stoub?
8ir be~rteioigten leoigli6 uniere eige.
men SntereIien!
$50 we came along toward the end
and helped you and your allies
! horten the war. Thatis a ]
w G d and that is all we claim
to have done"
Die @illon'i6en 9(poltelreoen ma.
rem olIo, oonod 5u urteilen, eitel
Sroum uno S6altml Sing Dem Col.
Sorbep bos 2i6t ooriiber erlt iebi
orf? 8orllm ihipieg er 1916, OBJ
idon er idon OomaIS fein Srelnf
oes 8rGiioenten mar?
Ser S6lub Ser groBen SragOoit
lit 0emno6 ser, ooB man mebr unf
mebr einiiebt, Dob mir nidts warer
als cine S6a6figur in @ngIunbs
S1noen. Dab mir uns ourh Die Iri
rno 8eiie ii6errumpelt fiiblen, mic
oie ioeoIen Ia 8ltnfte glott ignorieri
mo mir fir immer in Der 8eltge.
ldidte groBortig blamiert wuroen
lit nod niht einmol oas WihtigIte
0as S6onlte am 2ie6e,-einlt mirf
man nod elm Gabaret-2ieo ooroui
ihreiben - lit oas 2iigenmanober.
ollr1 bo8 mir ourd Worgon II. 60.
fir oie Seilnabme am &rieg inner
lid reif gemadt murben. @inen Sroli
mtr giebt es, Srantreid fiel genau lr
berein, als Morgon 1914 feline @ngel
obIon6te. @eteilter S6mer3 lit bal
Der S6mer3. 8er aber empfinoei
! iiberbarpt nod S6mer52
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27

Sn oielen SpoIten lpur0e pie0er.
bolt aufmerfiam gemo6t orf oie
AliSiagen oes friiberen fran50IiIden
Observation-Disclosures, @abrieI Sono.
tour, utto Die 8eridte BON Sir Sill.
bert Starter inbe5ltg ouf 6os Suite.
reiie Der anglo : amerifaniIhen 81.
nan5treiie an Der 6ortfiibrung oes
&rieges ieitensSrontrei6s i'm Serbit
1914 unO Die britii6e Bropaganoa,
Die bier einieste, Inn unIer frie0lie.
benoes Amerifa in 0en bofen &rieg
binein5ubesen. Sonotaitr i6rieb 90.
riiber in ieiner &riegsgei1i6te un6
in Artifeln i'm Sanltar- Sebrilor Seft
oieies Sabres Ser ,,Heplte oes oeltr
monOes", uno Sir Gilbert in Sor.
pers Wogo5ine bonn MGr3 1918. Oie
8eoeutitng oieier 9emerfungcn mar
uls, bic mir ben &rieg nit an0eren
ais 0urdi6nittsougen onloben, ia
lGngIt flor. Nlln oringen ober in ser
Iesten ISOLDE enolid 5pei Stimmen
NIT 4nlidten in Die breitere Seffent.
Ii1feit, Die ben obigen 8eobaftun.
gen oos oeroiente, groBere @epidt
o%er4eiben, obi6on eepiile 3eititngen
lpie 3. 9. aud Die bieiige 0Hoit" ltro
Ser Star" lie gefIilientli1 iibergc-
ben un0 Ourd Stiaidtpeigen erltifen.
Ser Abgeoronete Mi6aelion aus
Sllinois IieB iih porige @nde 6rei-
tog i'm GongreB uno ser omerifani-
IAe 8otldofter SorbeD in 9onoon DO
rem ii6er GuBerIt mi6tige 9apitel
aus Der &riegsgeihi6te.
Widnelion beqntragt cine llnterilt.
dung iiber Die 9unfeIfommerorbeit
Der 6irma Morgan Ii. so. uno sic
S6ritte, oie Ole amerifonilden 9ot-
idofter in 8aris Serrid rnO Sharpe
uuternobmen, Inn Ole fran3oiiide &e-
gierung oabin au beeinflulien, bon
einem~ Srieoen nit 9eltti6Iono I'M
Sabre 1914 ab5uieben, uno be5iiglid
oes @eripre6enS, our6 britii6e 8ro-
paganbo in Den 8erejnigten Staoten,
mie iie ourd Sir @ilbert's Offenbeit
ri6tig belt1tigt miro, oas 8olt bier
5l einem @intritt in ben &rieg ee-
neigt 3u MAIDEN. 4bgeorOneter Gal
latpob batte ldon am 9.Jebruar 1917
in elmer &eiolution i'm gongreB Die
Eatiade feit5unageln geiu6t, 0aB I'M
NGr3 1915 Die Sirmo Worgan lid
IL omerifaniide, einfluBreide Sci
tungsleute ausiudte, Die Die gauge
S~aeespreiie I'M &~riegsiinn gu bear
beiten batten. 0ieie fauften, pie Gal
lolpap oamals iogte, % Der 9roBten
3eitungen> auf unO ma6ten ii6 balo
ans 8erf.
Cine iolde borgei6logene, regier.
ungSamtli6e ltnteriu6ung lit bod
millfommen 5u beiBen. Sic niiroe
bielen Sdmub ans Sagesli6t aieben.
Notiirli9 miro iid ober Der &ongreB
0araltf ni6t einlalien. Sol6e &e-
iolutionen panoern ia ftets in ben be-
r~eititebenoen Bapierforb. 9oB Wei-
daelion redt bot, lit natiirli9 iebem
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
n@ermania Manner Ghur4.

Der W6nnerdor bolt am Sonntae,
Den 30. Wai, ouf Serrn 9idoro
9rauner's 2anolit in @reenbale Tan
Der 9loOensbiirg Roo0 eeIegeu) lein
critics oiesi6briges Yifnit ob. NIT
llntcrbaltnnssmniit nnO ionltiaen
Sereniisnnsen.
Vile 9eutiden 8oibington8 uuo
Der ltmgegeno iino bier5u freunolihlt
eingeIooen 81 aabIreihem 8eiud.
Wfan tronsferiere oil Der Is. Str.
Norooit mad Der 9ldoensburg Gar,
uno iteige ans in @reennaIc, I. sal.
t%elteIe nadl 6leiihmannS 6abrif.
Sier gebe man rehts.
0oS 3omite.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
2iebsr 6rennb 8ranmer!

gs flinset mie aus beiiren Eagen
9eine Sriiblines 8oeiie,
9lls nod mir in Der 8rult getrogen
gtmas Seelen,Sormonie.
lleber meinen 8liitengarten
6iel elm roilber 8etterl6lag,
&noipen, oie Der &eife barrten
2odt umionit Der ionniglte Sag.
&ein 9roiielruf fam iibertOnen
Sen Sturmtlang beut'ger 3eit-
&ein @miellieo oas Stobnen
@ergetpaltieter Neni6li6feit.
9lrs Dem tonen Mii9 Ser Gone
Muf oas nod geitimmt mein Sbr.
SITS oos S6eaenipiel Der Sobne
Son Mlitter Spott-8ater Sumor
s. @.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
@as iie b6rte.

Cine Dame, Die BON elmer nmfaI'
Ienoen Ieitationsreiie our Iufbring'
ung bon 6onos fir Die bartender
&inoer OeutidldnoS 8uriidgefebrt lit
-iie lit @merifanerin-bat auf ibren
arel3- rno 0uer3iigen ourd infer
2ano feinen ein8igen Wann oeuti6er
A"bItammung getroffen, Der ii6 nidt
All Der Oebile befonnte oNmerlca
Sirlt", bon einem 8atriotiSmns aber,
ser ENGLAND ooer Sranfreih an err
1te SteIle ieste, mollte feiner etuaS
miIIen. Oie WGnner oeuti6en Stom'
mes Iino fir 4merifa uno 8obrung
ser Sntereiien Oesielben; bon eng
Lamb lIno Sranfreid ais glei6bered.
tigten Eeilbabern on nImerica5irit"
moaen iie nidts miIien. 0ieielbe
Dame lit aud 81 Der lleber5eugung
gefommen, DAB bas mobre @efiibI
fir 0eiitIfIano uno Die Scot bes
beuti6en 8oIfes fat ousidlieBlid
BEL ben @%merifanern oeutlder Ib.
Itommltng 5it finben lit melde iiber
ni6t picle iroii6e Sitter berfligen.
Cine groBean8abI Der reiden0 eittid-
amerifoner erldienen 5u feige, UNI
li6 gu ibrem oeutiden Namen 5t
befennen, aus 5urft, man Tonne if.
men 6os libel nebmen uno lie in ibrem
meltli@en 9eiib idGoigen. So, I'M.
lere Brominenten.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
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8oriibenoen geIeiteten &erlammlund-
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gen %l1nfoiten fir 0rudarbeiterL
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@eIoe muroen 5000 0urd 0ie Sen.
traIiteIle in Sem Oorf an ole QuGfer
sur Speiiuno oeutider uto 0Itreidi-
Ider &inoer, ferner $4,000 all Den
&erbon0 .Garitas fir MfuOemifer"
5u SGnoen 0eS Serrn Or. Garl Son.
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ouf beionoeren @unid on cine in
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@olbingtons 10 beroienten Serrn Or.
Strod i'll 9euti6lano ongeiuieIen.
Srau Or. SO. Sd erltottete geridt
iiber cine SiIfSbereinSbertreter Ser,
iommllng in Seem Yorf am fl. 1ino
13. Dtoi, in nelder elm 3 0ti1ioncn
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in engem 3uiommeiorbeiten nit Den
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fen meroen oofiir oie 2iebesgabenpn.
fetideine ocS Central MuSihulies III
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lin0 liberties nieoer einmal inn Yrei.
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Ger bi8berige aufi6log bon 10 Sro-
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idaft gelongte bel elmer 8erloiuug in
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