davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28
7auScliOn 8cin nun and ucrp6nt

&aibingt0n, : Is. Ion6elion
tit fane Trud7t un6 bari 0ohcr nit't
3ur 6erltcgunq 0oH 0cin iijr Semi
Iler1e5rulla ucrmou0t mer6eu lau
tct eIgc iaeaou erIoiicue &erfuquug
be- Iro6i6itlous GonmJiiar@
3Qanes.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28
0ie'S init Der
Nbrittnng fte9t,

Sn europa beuft man nidt an Sim
ihrGnfnng DER Saubrilitnngeu-
AbrIitnugscummiiiiuu Der &OIfer-
Iign bat nlle 6uffunHg amf cine
&elt 2lbriiitnHg anfgcgeben. -
9ie meiitem 9icgiernugen beant-
pOrtetcn ole an iic ergangcmc
9InffOrOcrnng ii6ergaupt nid)t.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28

In &ai5inqton I. s., fin6
0cr3ct Gertreter G6Ies uno 9eru 8
In Goafernj, i'm ben oIten 5trctt
ihrer SANDER i'm 6os @g5tct son
e4cua ltto 1rico an Der aEue ocS
5nGen ECeans l ihllhten qclj
uia's t9eiut7 nm Set9etIigung uur6e
obgelebHi.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28
GOufercn5en TIT
@cibcA Sans.

RrGi. oarOina eunferirt nit Qeitern
Der StablinNaittjc uno Sabnmaa-
naten. - 6Onfcrcu3 nit Gohlcu-
grRben6ciiecgu cbcHfaIs einberm-
fen. = StabIfabrirantcu Siirftcn
Scr pom GraEOcnten cmpfohleucu
9lbidlnffun8 Oes 3luI .fitnuNcn-
tags in Der StabljnOnitric ,uItim.
men. - a;;'e 9lnaiidlt icoUdl nnf
cine BON 6arOing Oen Gabuleitcrn
uabegcleatc frciiuiliigc Seduction
Der 8ahnraten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28

MAIDEN uotbuenoig, ooB iie bon ei.
uem gemeinidaftIiden Goniereu3.
9IusidluB beban0eIt miro.
Gas 0ous uabru nit 200 qeaen
is Stininen cine &orloQe on, 0ie
aepiiie &erbeiicutuQen on 6luB. un0
@oicnbmtten 9enehnliat; Oic Nlittel
tlir 0ieie Grbejteu mijiien aber crit
nod defenders bepiltigt tueroen,
9lbNanfuna Scs G3cneralaumaItS
gefur0ert.
Scuotor Gurmpou (0en) BON
Artouio@ modte i'm Seuot 6eftige
2lnqrifie uuT @encraIampalt Gan.
abertu IN Sohen Ser 8eQnooiQung
oe9 Sniif@bouer5 Ghos. U. @3orie
i'm Sabre t9t2 uu0 beidtlOiqte i'm.
oaB er 0o5 &ertrolcu oeS banuIigen
Rrdiioenten Gait miBbroudlt babe.
0'encraIoauolt 2mlQhertn Iebaltc
e$ ob. y3u oieier 3cit out ste Iu.
floQeu 5u ermioeru. orah iein Secre.
tar ite0tc cine GrfIartng onf ipater
III 2lu@iidht.
Der 5erutor bcfouptete ferncr,
o1b Ger @cncralompoIt EhoS. q.
Telocr, cinen frihercn 4mpoIt III
@'corgio. criIdt babe, oSen @oltpt.
5eltQen Der ReQicrln0 IN Der Bold
.Ifoqneto-llnteriudjunq oI5 ieinen
1el0cr'&, 9liiiitcnteu in Scr &ertbei-
oi9ung Scr goid) 60. onjuiteIlen.
Ter Scuutor pon 2lrfouio8 oerloS
cine Reibc bon Cocumenter uno ac.
ten sur Aefroitiplnq iemcr 9InfIa.
Qrn uno ioate nm Sdlll,B; Sd be.
houpte, ooB Der @encrulampoIt nlr
cjncn Sd)ritt, Der onitQuoig lit, tbim
toun DOS lit Der, icil Nmt uieOer3u.
leQcn mo oic administration niht
lonQcr III &crlcacubeit 5u ie6en."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28

@enf. Die @6lfer guropu's
baben nidt oie qeriugitc 0eiqung,
ob5urHIten ooar iiberbaupt in iub-
itulttieaen llmfongc Ole @r0Bc i6rer
Irmeen 3u reoucircn un0 man fonn
in oen ndhiten 3 ooer 2iobren
nod fetnen mert6aren Iortihritt IN
Der Geouciutng Ger 2on0riiihmgcu
ernortcu. Gie5 lit sic 2lniitt Der
2l6riiiung@- -Grpertcn ocS &0ltcr-
btuloes uno Der 9PitQlie0er ser por.
Idufigen geniiIdten Gommiiiiun fiir
l|briiIhtnq, ooS M}eoum, ourh mel
;hes Der 8olfcrbuno III oen lctten ,
l5abrcu per9eblit periuft BOT, in
Der Hidhmg Ser 2SeIt @brijihtng
6ortidrittc 5u modem.
Die Gomuiiijou, Sic i'm 5cpten-
bcr 1920 Don ser criten @iQo&er-
iantmllmQ ms &eben gculien m1r-
oe, miro lire 2lrbcit inn I}lni oieic5
Sobres hccuoen nit ser 2lbfaIiunq
ibres 9erihte5 filr sic 0ieai06ri4e
September SitunQ Scr 2igoGcr-
ianlnhnQ.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28

Gin TteGer mur0c gd55tet
uu0 Gin RoiloGicr iGUcr pcrbrauaf
ots Gin aIug3ni3 81 l5circinu ~gr
ous glna 1o5e BON 200 sui ab.
llur3te.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28
Die g9irtnng 6cS geplauten 3ul.
tariffs.

9lo,1 elmer Acred)nltnq Scnotor
Malia'a t0cn1 pom N}oiiotuictt
pirO Der GaroucnN}cGlmberi ihe
1arii ocn Gonilumcntcu in oen Der
1toaten lnaeiabr IL Minioroen
Io0or3 idbrlidl infplne bo6crcr
Ereiie fir @eooriaortifcl foiteu.
Dies criheiut ober etpos III bod &c.
qrjiietl Der (orii foil feqicrtua5
clnHuhmcn uou $350O00000 crge
ben. 20 oer Continent ie0cn GoI
lar Sod Durdldnittlid} ouf 6 0ol
lars III itehen fommt itellt lih ieine
Me0rousaobc aui ctluos iIber , Dill.
lior0en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28

u. 8jeoFeIot. ser neue Got.
't1after 0es 1elttiheu Reitle5 III
darlington, bat iein amt angctre-
ten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28
Die g0tnnna.-@ @orIaae.

Ger 1etot ucam ron fur3er Ie
bate bic @aua0orloge ON. bic 20h
nuug, ae}r 3ebaifer pom Cfficieren,
Bean Genutcn uno Dlonuidaiten
6es 9eeres err Flatte. 0es Marine
Gcrp 0ar #Huc.fe. 0cs &cr
ngiun9soieHiUs Hgu reaelt Giui.
ge aen6erunaea on Der 80rla9e
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28
100 glpIrtllilrme serit1rt.

Shreveport, "a. I'm ben
Sopnesuidc Gcliel6ern no6e 56reoes
port ga, mur0en 0ur1 cinen
St1rm 100 Nobnbiuac 3aritort;
5d)o0cn 100000.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28
Dtiitcrcs 23ilN Scr 6us
ItdnSc 5ll Dctifjt,lanr.

&albingtou, ,. 6. - @onocI$-
ottofe Serrjng in Berlin beridtetc
ocu Staotsamte. 0aB Die mjrt5,
ihoftIihen 3itltGnoc in Geluldlon0
idlIehte 2lu5iidteu iiIr Den fomuen-
ocn CONNER bieteu. Ntit 2lpril ha-
be cine anqemeine @eihait5iIouc
eiuqeiebt. Die Ero0uction iei 5u-
rildqeqongen Der ousmGrtiqe San
Del 5eiae micoerum cine lngiinltiqc
9IionS Die Grllteou9iitten leien
ihledt unO Sic aoiteu 0c3 2ebens.
uuterbaIt3 itieaen beitanoia. Ole
Suomtrie lci0e inter MouaeI an
aphlcu uno NobitofIcu lmo inter
@ohncrh0bunaen, Udbreu0 iucniqcr
Gnpitol oarin onqeIGqt peroe, Die
@oiilutnQ. ooB oie observation-disclosures
gebenmt ueroe babe iidl ni,ft per
mirfliht, uuo 0ie 3unubme Der Str.
cl,Iotiou iei I'M April mnbrihcinIlh
groBer Qclueien ols ie Nuor. cbenio
babe Die idnuebeu0e SdAlo 0u&
N16luna6 crreidlt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28
.Sreat cimi0cGt fict,.

Gnblin. - Bon Sen 5iihrern scr
bei0en politiidleu 6octionc1 i'm iiio.
ljd)en 2{rlono, Did. Gouin5, 1allpt
ser propiioriiflen tSreiitaotreQie-
ruHn, llno Dem rcpubliconiidben
55iibrer Canon SC Golcro, lit Elm
llebereinfommeu erreidt morocn,
on5 0tc 9lbhoItilng ser jriiten 0o6-
len in, Iuiui lt10 Sic 9iI0unQ cincs
GoalitianStobinctts ernoQlidt, nof.
Dem olc Moqli6feiten einc Geri0h-
nung bcrbci3ufijhrcn, oitfQcqebcn
mor0cn moren. 9ei0e 5eitcn ocbcn
ibrcr 0cfricoiQltnq nit Dem 9fbfom-
men 2Iusorud, 5lpeiFcIlos miro es
obcr fir 0o5 britiihc Gobinctt einc
GnttauIhuna icin, 0o eS 0o5u onqe
than lit oQc ir;lhcn Qortcicn in ar.
len fijnftiQcn llntcrbnnotnnQen ii6er
Ben britiidl-iri'hcn 0ertroQ, sic
Gpultitution uno sic QcitltnQ scr
iriidlcn 9eQicrnq I'M 2luQcmciIcn
3lt perciniQen Gs miro oQqcmejn
QeqIorbt, SOB GiniQfeit in ser iri.
it1cn 2rmec IN berieIbcn Hid]tuno
id1neq folQcn miro.
&Entiac @Odle in gelfaIt
@clfnit. Gine ioId)e Mofc mic
sic iiinQitperTIoiiene bat 0ic @epolfe.
RING Don 9elfoit nod nic oeiehen
Sficben, @ronoitiftung un0 lle6cr
IDLE QinQen lrllnterbrotben Dor iih.
Gie Hcht non SomstoQ gum Conn
tag brddtc oIIein : ,Feuer un0
9ouben mnr6en in pieIc Ndltier qe.
morfcn.
2ic Co0tcnliite Ser 92ud1e ite0t
iidl ouf 35. ouBcr6cu ober iin0 picle
Eerionen meQeu Sd1uT}mnnocn in
2oipitdlern IN gchonoIlnQ.
@roBc 2tufreQunQ bot 6ie Grmor.
Ounq BON ". :. Sruo0oca, Nlitqlic6
oc5 litter Qorlnment5. 6erporQcrlt-
fem Ser in 9rIfoIt ouf Dem 92eqc Att
icilcm @cid1dft onqeidoiien mur0c
boi0 oorouf itorb.
PTS 9}eiuItot 0icier 36ot iin6
800 Sinn Tciner in @cIfoit Don 6cu
litter Hebor0en oer5aftct uro inter.
nirt moroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28
Dit 1lpttenabbau io0 bcaonncu
mer0Cn.

Iem @cnatc qinq bic pom @oltie
einiimniq ongeroufncne 0orIogc
III, uelAe 6ca Eraij6entcn ernod
tot Qeuiiie arlca idliife GcnaB ben
Neitinnunqen 0e5 6lottnpcrtroaes
Der .2j5riiihugs GonIerel3 ob
6oua 4lt lo''eH derngr miro bic
llnlnonolunq 5neicr ian &au be1rlf
fencr 5hlodtfrau3cr Ia acropou.
traaer QenchmIat
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28
mil it'd onf omOraliidJ
ltebcrre0ung" 6cIdir0ufeu.

@om Gobinett puroc 6eihl0iien
boB oie 3eoierltnq iih ouf moraIi.
itbc llcbcrreoung sur @crbinotrIna
pon @rofitplther mahrcno oc5
Streif5 Der aobIengrabcr bci1)rdu
fen iou GeneruIonnalt 2ouQ6ertn
tbeilte Dem @raiibenten nit, 0oB oic
Reqjerunq fein QeieBIihes Q}itteI
bobe Die grbobrnq Der ao6leupreiie
I'll perbin0ern. O.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28
Sta6ltruit- -Goufcren5 pom @eneraI
anualt ein6crufen.

@oibinston, Z. Is, @eneroIon.
molt CuuQ9ertp erlieB einc GiHIo
6lnQ sit elmer Gonfcren} an Bic S
Sto5IfirHcn meld)e in Der nom &c
not onGenommenan ReioIlltio} }ur
ltnteriuduna eines Qeplontcn Stohl-
fortells Qenonnt iin0, olli Die Damn
cine Gonieren3 NIT Gertretern elmer
onoercn @ruppe iog. unobhdngiqer
StnhIfirr1en fnlnte
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28

SHaiHIu0f0Et y. Y. Yer llellc
3oltarif fijhrt int Senot I'll hibiqet
Gcbaticu, 10 ooB MIR Ionqiome sort
id1rttte nit 0cuicIben Qemoht per-
0eu 9tepubIicauiihe ltno oemofru.
tide Scuoturen iino iid) oarilber ci
mig 0oB iit5 Der 5cunt nod fir Ian
&c 3cit nit ocm ,3oatorif 5u beihdf-
tiQcn hobeu Miro. Senator 2o0Qc.
Q}oiiahuiett3, Tiihrcr Scr NIcbrbeit,
erfIdrtc, 0oB Ser Earif fortluGhrcno
10 Ionoc onf Der EoQesoronunq tie
ben miro. bis CT erle0iQt lit. 1Ent
9Iumcn Scr N}in0crbcit Qob Senator
llnoeruoo0, 2IIabomo, Die Grtldr1nq
ab. 0oG sic Icmotroten @ohen lana
itbcr 0en Earii 9ieocn baltcn Mir.
ben, uidlt, Tin feline 2lmohme 3lt
nerj0aern ionOcrn INN oo3 2on0
iiber ieiuc @cocutltnQ ouf3ufI1ren.
9ci0a GrfI0rlugcn luurocn i'm Ger,
Ioife elmer ititrniidcn Senot9libuuq
obaeQebeu an 0ercu SdluB Senotor
9tcGumber 8orliBcn0cr oe5 81
uon3au5ituiie4. Die rcpubIiconiihcn
Scnatorcu obfon}cItc lpeIfe bel
9IbltinIuuln9elI fehlcn Gle ioIltcn
entlueoer ;bre 8iJiht thm oocr ob-
ounfen
I'm sic GrIc0iQlluQ Ser @orloqc
iu beihIcuniaert meroen iett g}ndt.
lielmQcn obae6olten ueroen. Die
2Irttfel. betreii5 oercn hic hitiQiten
8dnlpfc }u er)uorteu iiu0. mic 6arb.
Eoitc 3uder. 6duic, StobI uno
9ouboI5. ijno ianuntlic1 nod n.bt
einmoI in gnariif gcnommen NOR.
0cu
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28
Reidaidlnlo uadjlt rieicn6aft

Berlin. Gie u0eutidc 9Qq.
;3eitlnQ" tbcilt NIT in ser 3eit pom
I. April bis 10. Q}oi ici sic idlue-
ben0e ShuIo oe& Rcidc3 Inn TO-
655,000000 2}orf gcItieQcn irno be
TRACE iebt 2S2 $50 0iuionen Mart.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28
Nrmcc uou 10000 Wlann in
nntDorin0c uorGeiebcn.

Der 1cnots &errpinjaurgsmla
iduB bat it'd oui cine tehcn0e dr
nice non 10000 RanH un6 mn0
1880 Cifcixc oceiniat . b. 25,
600 0}onn l60 rum 800 Ciiicic
re me9r ols bic @ou norloge nor
ljeht
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28
9|od Gin nencs stobI-aorfca

Ct. toui9, BIO Rlane 3ur
&erihmelHin9 Der NIT ! Ud0jonGn
copjtotiiirten GonioIi0ote0 5teeI &
lfrou Sc. oon ct. Qouis, 0}o., uno
Der @ooiier ]}oGinq U}tQ 50. oon
Serre @outc, Die NIT S5,000.000
copitoIiijrt lit Iino io gut pic obge.
ifloiien ME Der Qrdiibcnt Der 6oo.
iicr 81. uefonntQob.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28
3ur gcnclun0 bcr ainbcrar6cit.

Repr 6ibaerolo (3}ep) pon Ohio
bot enc qenlcinidoftlidle NeioIution
ein9ereidt in Der er einc Nbdu0c.
rlnQ Der }'unoe50erioiiinq bann.
troQt bic ben GonQreB ermddti9eu
mjiroc, Die Atgno'tiQunq pou nEcr.
ioucu aSier IS ,}obrcn~ III @ou6e(
uno <aouitrie fir bic Qon3cn Der
Gtooten }l reqeln. Ger }lutrag lit
0urh Die neucrIidle GntidejotuR lSp
Nun0esobcrQerihts peronIoBt 0Fe
oo4 biabcriQc @eict iiber ainoeror
belt fir perioiilrQsmjbr erfldrt
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28
&ublcngrnbcu6eiibcr mi 81, Wai IN
Gunfcrcn5 arIaOcu.

q(uf Ndttlpoh ST. I2oi inn 0ic
Observation-Disclosures 0e5 2onhcs
nod 22oi6inQton 81 cincr Goniercn'
ocIo0eu mor0cn in Der Gontrolli-
rltnQ Scr aoblenpreiic 3ur &er6in
oerlnQ bon Groiituudler p0dreu0
Da9 5trcifs beiproten mcr0cn iou
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28
9cr GOllgrrb.

Ter meme 3Olltorif bcif nmitritteu.
Debate 0pa langcr Saucr be-
ltlmmt IN erluarten. 9iad)tiib.
ungen Jest obaefaltcu. GCn.
areR ion Ourdl &crfailnug@iuiat
9icdlt crbalteu, SiaScrarbcif IN
rCGnlircn. - Scnat&nuSidlnR fmr
SIrmec 0un 152,530 Mann. -
100000 snr llutcrInhuug Der
NriegsbuOelrieu bcluilligt. - &c.
ncralanUait iur gIboaufuug anf.
9ciUrOcrt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-28

Scr pom GraFOenten cmpfOhleucu
9lbidlaffun8 Ocs 3luT .fitnuOcn-
tags in Der StnblinOuitrir ,nItim.
men. - Seine 9ineiidlt irSudl ami
cine BON 0arOing Oen 8abuleitcrn
uabe8cleatc frciluilliBc Seduction
oer Sahnraten,
g8afhingtun, :. 6. - Gonfqrcn-
sen NIT oen Gopitdncn Der ,<uouitrie
iino lest i'm @eiben NouS all ser
Eoge5oromlng.
2tm l. Gonnerstaa hottc Erdi.
6oroinq cine Gonicreus nit # Sci
tern Der StobIjnouitrie Die er 81
einem Gincr QeIoOm batte unO Sc
ncn er uohcleQte, DoB Der l2ftimoiQe
9lrbcitstug sum @citeu res iu0uitrieI-
len 2lmcrita's obQeihafft mcr0e Der
&orihloq muroe pen oen anncicn0en
Stohlfobricortcu ohnc 2luanohne
int Erincip QittgeheiBcu un0 oeiien
0urhfiihrbortcit cincn Son0erolt3.
idluB 3ur EriiitnQ jjbcruieicn.
GOnfcrcni NIT Sen @a6uIcitcrn.
@cniger Slid hottie 0r. 0oroinq
nit elmer am !. SomatoQ inn @ci
bcn 6uus obQchdlteucu Gincr Gou.
fercn3 ouf mclter cr Die icincr Gin-
Ioouna qefolgten 19 filhreu0cn
@obu6etriebaIeiter 0es 2ouoc$ cr-
iud)te, nit Der 3ulihcuitontIiden
@ertebr2contniiiion 5med@ elmer
fretpiQiqen Reouctjon Ser Nubnrd.
ten Nliouuucn3uarbeiteu IS Durs
Sc Hpar pcreinbort. cinen Sou0ers
ou@idmB ms 2eben 5u rufcn, mel
der Die 2lnqeIeqcnhcjt udher pritfcn
iou. pom 0cibcn @ou5 mt5 rpuroc
abcr nlitqcthciIt ooB Scr Grdiiocut
3u Ser llaber3euQlmQ QcIongtc. ooB
scr GongreB crit umfaiien0e 2j6dn-
ncrunQen 0es Gihs Gumnlin8 tmicees
pornebmen niiiie, ahe Der @Ion sur
gurdiiIbrllna QeIonQcn founc Gie
@nbnbconten founten iidl njd)t 0o.
rii6er einigcn ob Is onae6rcd5t lei
0ie Roten freinilIja 3u crnaBiQcn
ohnc oob ojc Giienbohn 2lrbejt@bc=
h0roe lid bereit ertlarc cnc emf.
iprchcn0c @erobictlmQ Ser 20bne
~ nr,oLtf4i-p,4
&oblcngrnbcu6ciitcr nui 81, Wai IN
Gunfcren5 erlabcu
Q(uf Wiittpod, ST. I2oi i'm sic
Observation-Disclosures 0e5 2onaca
nob 22oi6u1qton ~ cincr Goniercn}
qclo0c1l por0en in DER Golltrollt.
rltnq ser aohIenpreiie 3ur %erbin-
0crltnQ uon GroiituWder m0breu0
0e3 5trcifs beiprohen mer0cn iou.
Rcaicrnna mil iidJ onf ,moraliidJc
ltebcrre0ung" 6cidlraufen.
@om Gobjnett nnroc 6eidloiicn
6oB oie 8eoierunq iih opf moroIi
idbc llehcrreounq sur @ctbin0truna
non Nrofitrther mdhraao 0cs
Streif5 Der aobIenQrQbcr bei1rdu
fen iou. GencruIonpQlt IouQbcrtn
tbeilte Dem @r0il0entcu nit, 0o3 oic
SReqjerl1uQ fem QeiebIihe@ 1}lttel
babe Die Grbobunq Der ao6leuprcile
M nprbi110crn "a
Stabitrnft-Goufcrcn pom General
aniunlt ein6crufen.
@oibingtou, Z. Is. 8enaralon
molt 0uug5erto erlieB cine GiHIo.
6unQ sit elmer Gonicren} an 0jc s
StobIfirmcn meld]e in Der pom &C.
not onQenommenen Reiolution 3ur
ltnteriudunq eiues QeplQntcn 5tobl.
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Evening star., 1922-10-11

Church. The Rev. Father John NJ. Nc
Namara officiated. After a trip to New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson will be at
home at the Owasco apartment, II r
street northeast.
st. Joseph's Church was the scene
Of the wedding Wednesday. October I.
Of Miss Agnes, M. Regan and Mr..
Robert T. Hampson Of Lexington. KY.
the Rev. P. J. O'Connell officiating:
in white chrysanthemums, autumn
leaves and palms. Miss Agnes Whelan
rendered several beautiful solos.
The brides dress was Of white i'm
ported lace over white georgette and
she wore picture hat of white lace
caught with silver rosebuds. and car
ried shower bouquet of white roses
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Hannah L. Regan. sister Of the
bride, was maid of honor and the
coming gown Of cream-colored Spanish
lace over pink georgette with large
pink picture hat, and carried pink
bridesmaid roses.
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother. Mr.. Timothy B. Regan. and
the bridegroom was attended by Mr..
Thomas Burke OF Boston, Mass, as
best man.
A reception followed at the residence
Of the bride for the members Of both
were Miss Sue Hampson and Miss An
ma Hampson Of Lexington, KY, sisters
of the bridegroom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hampson left later for
an extended trip in the middle west and
to the home of the bridegroom at Lex
ington, Ky.
Mrs. Frances Perce Stratton. team
captain of the Women's City Club
membership drive. will be hostess at
the afternoon tea given at the club
house. % Jackson place. this after
noon from 4 to s O'clock. Assisting
Mrs. Stratton win be the following
members of her team: Mrs. Frank
Hiram Smell. Mrs. George w. Josnson,
Mrs. A. I. Jones and Mrs John
Harvey Walsh. The club is keeping
open house. and guests are being
shown through the clubrooma
Mr.. and Mrs Harry S. Morrison
Of San Francisco. Calf, have arrived
In Washington for an extended visit
and are guests at the Lee House Mr..
Morrison Is a member of the Cali.
fornia legislature.
Many literary women were present
Women headquarters on Tuesday for
the first Of the book-review lunch
cons. Mrs Neal Colquitt has been
appointed by Mrs Theodore Tiller
president Of the District branch,
chairman of the luncheons through
the winter, and by vote OF the women
assembled Tuesday decided upon tho
first and the third Tuesday in each
month as the definite dates for the
luncheon to be held Tuesday. OCTOBER
"a
Evening star., 1922-10-11

Mrs. Hubert Work will en-
tertain a company at dinner
Saturday evening at Ward
man Park Hotel In compliment to
their daughter. Mrs. Albert Bissell.
who arrived yesterday from her home
in Chicago for fortnight's visit with
her parents.
This afternoon Mrs. Work is en-
tertaining a small company at tea
in her apartment at Wardman PARK,
when her guests have been asked to
meet Mrs. Bissell. Among those who
are assisting are Mrs. Merritte W.
Ireland, wife of the surgeon general.
II. s. A.: Mrs. Robert E. Noble, wife
OF the librarian of the Army Medical
Museum; Mrs. John H. Bartlett, wife
of the first assistant postmaster gen
eral: Mrs. Warren Irving Glover. wire
of the third assistant postmaster
general: Mrs. Delaney. wife OF Col:
Matthew A. Delaney, and MRS. DaVio
Mulvane of Kansas.
The ambassador OF Great Britain
and Lady Geddes had small COM
pany at luncheon today at the em-
bassy when their guests were sur
eeon Rear Admiral and Mrs Beadneii,
the commercial counselor of the en-
bassy and Mrs. John Joyce Broderick.
Mrs. r, Leslie Craigie, wife OF the
secretary Of the embassy. and Mr.
Hugh v. Tenant. secretary OF the
ambassador
Evening star., 1922-10-11

Church. The Rev. Father John NJ. Nc
Namara officiated. After a trip to New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson will be at
home at the Owasco apartment, IL r
street northeast,
Evening star., 1922-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs Harry S. Morrison
Of San Francisco. Calf, have arrived
In Washington for an extended visit
and are guests at the Lee House Mr..
Morrison Is a member of the Cali.
fornia legislature.
Evening star., 1922-10-11
Corrick-Wheatley Wedding
In Remington Yesterday.

The marriage of Miss Mary L. Meyer
and Mr.. William M. Wilson took place
yesterday morning at St. Gabriers
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-01-06
Opportunity to Cure Children.

A committee of the Parent Teach.
ers association has arranged to obtain
the services OF DR.. S. B. BIazeau, a
specialist, of Spokane, to come TO
Rathdrum and operate on the large
number of grade school children,
who, according TO the examination by
Miss Ola Davis, public health nurse,
are afflicted with enlarged tonSlls.
The doctor offers to give his services
free 10 cases where parents feel thsy
cannot afford to pay, and from Others
he will accept payments of 81 or
more. Miss Davis will also devote
two or three days of her time here.
Parents wishing to avail themselves
Of this opportunity or desiring further
information are referred to Mrs.
Hoffman, Mrs. Rogers, Miss Emily
Hoffman, Mrs. Lentsch, Mrs. Frank
lin, or Mrs. Sage.
Miss DAVIS report shows 81 cases
of enlarged tonsils and adenoids 10
the grade school.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-01-06

Our $l.75 Banner Flour is unique
Absolutely no other Flour of the price
to compare with 1t. 1t sells on its
merits. You can not make mistake
in buying it. Rathdrum Grain &
Supply Co. adv.
Miss Myrtle Cowgirl, who is taking
a course In public health nursing at
the University Of Washington, at
Seattle, spent part of last week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Sanders
On Thursday evening number OF
her old friends were entertained in
her honor.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-01-06
Personal Mention.

Father HYnes is now located at ST.
Marles.
Chris Larson and family have
moved into town.
Garth Hufnagel is out this week,
after months illness.
F. L. Coon made trip to Poison,
Mont, and return, last week.
@. II. Sheffield is cutting wood out
at Charlie Wendler'S ranch.
Miss Clarabell Flemming returned
home from Troutcreek, Mont, last
Friday.
H j. Bradbury is reported still
incapacitated by the injury received
last fall.
Singer Sewing Machines, new and
secondhand, for sale. L. A. Morris,
Rathdrum, Idaho. 32 Sop
For cooking utensils, also wash
boards, boilers, ETC., see Henry
Reiniger's Hardware. adv.
For Sale: Ladies' all wool slip-on
sweater, size SO, never been worn. A
genuine bargain. Inquire of Mrs.
Culp. 32tf
Mrs. R. E. Taylor and granddaugh-
Ter. Elizabeth Ford, were visitors
from Spirit Lake a couple of days
this week.
Arnold Johnson returned last week
to Walla Walla. Wash, after spend
ing the holidays with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Johnson.
Bran and Shorts and other mill
feeds have just advanced ST. per ton,
but you can buy them at the same old
price at the Elevatur.-adv.
Gordon Adams and Lawrence
Edelblute arrived home Wednesday
evening from the Lost Creek country,
where they spent the holidays.