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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09


cups OF -four; one cup bomng water;
l desert spoon soda dissolved in boil
ing water: one teaspoon ginger Mix
in given order.
Mrs. Mamie Ellis,
238 Skowhegan. Me.
COCOA PORK CAKE
u cup fat salt pork chopped very
fine; / tablespoon cocoa; OF corn
starch: one teaspoon cinnamon; ~
cup sweet milk. Cook four minutes
when cold add one and one-half cups
sugar; one teaspoon vanilla; three
cups -four: one heaping teaspoon
cream tartar and the same of soda
Light and moist.
Mrs. Sac A. Fitzsmmons,
$50 Caratunk. Maine.
SOUR CREAM SUGAR CAKE
cup of sugar: egg; l cup sour
cream. l teaspoon of soda; l teaspoon
of cream tartar; l teaspoon OF vanilla;
u cups of -four; beat for a Few MIN
ntes before putting in baking pan
and bake in quick oven.
Mrs. Harry French,
ESQ Scion, r. F. d. No. |.
MOLASSES CAKE
l cup molassees; cup sugar; l
egg; u cup shortening; cups or
-four; 2 teaspoons of soda and either
salt. l cup of thick sour milk; fiaYor
with nutmeg and cassia.
Mrs. Harry French,
r. D. l. Scion.
SUGAR CAKE WITH FILLING
cup sugar; eggs; y cup butter;
.roam together and add / cup sweet
milk: l teaspoon nutmeg; same OF
lemon or vanilla.
FILLING
l cup chopped figs or dates, cup
chopped raisings; 1-3 cup sugar; Il
little hot water; put ON stove and
cook for ten minutes Let cook Tie
tore spreading on cake.
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Smith.
307 Bingham, Maine.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

The farm nov occupied By r. d.
Salley " Son came thu iuhertuce
to I'D. Salley from LIS father Joseph
Salley, who purchased the nauAcr.F
half in 1899. and the aorihery naif il
1852. thus making farm of consiu-
cradle size upon which 10 devote his
energies in a line Of agriculture com
mon in those days Tie bindings.
house. barn and out-buildngs wtro
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

BOUNDS butter fat. The calves are all
by C9land's Uultra Lead 5S2S9, the
hnrd sire nj Ledgewood Farm. This
1uimal is Of excellent COW formation
mt was bred at Upland Farm, lbs-
q ich, Mass He represents some OF
tre best blood lines of the Guernsey
breed and has strong advanced regis
Ivy backing.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

The hides 222 pounds and the tallow
40 pounds, or a total weight dressed
1852 pounds. This was "A shrinkage
81 less than % per cent and the sale
was made for &c pdr pound which
amounted receiptH of $302.5S. Mr..
Whittomore cited this, although 1t oc-
cured several years ago, as a profit
able object lesson, showing what
Maine farmers might do in the dispos-
ition of live stock products
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09
CHOICE sSS
aaS RECIPES
OAK ES
FIRST PRIZE $3.50
LOS" FUDGE CAKE

cup sugar; tablespoons cocoa
a cup butter; / pinch salt, | egg; l
teaspoon soda in u cup sour milk
~ cups -four; last add "a cup boil
ing water ! teaspoon vanilla.
FILLING
l cup hot water; / tablespoon CO.
Goa: % cup sugar: tablespoon but
ter: l tablespoon corn starch mixed
with p cup cold water. Cook until
thick; add vanilla and spread when
cool.
Mrs. Vance Potter,
13l North Arson, Nc.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09
CREAM SPONGE

1la cup Hour; l cup spv,..
spoon soda; teaspoon crss.
pinch OF fsalt; sift dry inarss,1s
gether; break one or t~o
measuring cup and fill eun .,a
cream or rich milk. POM
ingredients and stir nn,i,,
Flavor to taste and bake i,
oven.
Miss Rachael H. WI
3l2 R. / Norridss,,
SPONGE CAKE 4
2 eggs. beaten five mipmo.. i
sugar; ! cup -four into ws,
been sifted 2 teaspoons batinu
der; y cup boiling water. ssI1
taste.
Mrs. Clara f. Pow
"i' Madison,
SOUR CREAM CAKE /
l cup sugar; / cup sour j
level teaspoon soda; - teasnoo.]
/ taspoon vanilla or lemon. sa)
-four before sifteing. , level to..]
baking powder sifted with aons
don't have TO be beaten. M
jiffy.
Mrs. Allen Spragu.
East New Ports
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09
SECOND PRIZE $1.25

nut and spread between the layers of
cake and on top Sprinkle top with
cocoanut also.
Mrs. VIII p. Winslow
r. f. D. 35
132 Oakland. Maine.
YELLOW SPONGE CAKE
Three well beaten eggs; l cup flour,
teaspoon cream tartar; Y teaspoon
soda; salt; flavor with vanilla or
lemon; last Y cup boiling water.
Mrs. Florence Austin
220 2. Skowhegan Me.
BROWN SUGAR CAKE
cupful brown sugar free from
Jumps; 2 tablespoonfuls butter; ]
egg; y cup sour milk; teaspoon
soda put in with the milk; teaspoon
cassia; / teaspoonful vanilla; flour
enough for ordinary cake.
Mrs Earl Berry,
25G Bingham, Maine.
GOOD CAKE
Beat whites OF 2 eggs; add one cup
of sugar; three big mixing spoons
butter; two-thirds cup Of milk; two
cups -four with one-half teaspoon
soda and one teaspoon cream tartar;
flavor with vanilla; little salt.
Mrs. Il. II. Osborn.
260 r. /, Skowhegan, Me.
THIRD PRIZE $1.OO
INEXPENSIVE CHOCOLATE CAKE
| egg well beaten; | cup sugar:
tablespoons cocoa; / teaspoon vanilla
5 tablespoons melted lard l cup sour
milk; 1h cups sifted -four; scant tea
spoon of soda and pinch of salt Frost
with boiled icing.
Mrs. +. W. FitZsimmons.
266 West Forks, Me.
JELLY ROLL
- cup sugar; eggs; beat together
until light then add 3 spoons milk
teaspoon cream tartar; u teaspoon
soda; / cup -four; favoring; spread
thin in baking tin; when done turn
out on a cloth; let stand until It will
not melt jelly; then spread on jelly
roll and fold cloth closely around it.
This recipe makes a good sponge
cake il baked in small tin.
274 Mrs. Cora NJ. Jordan
Bingham, Me
HOT MILK CAKE
eggs beaten Light; cup sugar;
Il teaspoon salt; | teaspoon vanilla.
cup -four Grounded in which is
sifted teaspoon cream tartar; y
teaspoon soda and ! level teaspoon
corn starch; a cup hot milk added
last Beat hard and bake.
Mrs. Linn Harding,
2S2 Arson. Maine
SUGAR CAKE
One cup of sugar: 1 or eggs
teaspoon soda; ! cup OF sour milk, }
tablespoons butter or lard salt; nut
meg; -four.
Mrs. Orlando II. Hunnewell
226 Scion. Maine.
FOURTH PRIZE 75c
MoLAssEs CAKE
! cup sugar; l cup molasses;
cup shortening; 2 eggs heaping tea
spoon soda dissolved in l cup hot
water; l teaspoon all kinds of spice
and salt, cups sifted -four. Makes
large cake.
Mrs. Ethel M. Holway.
23t Scion, Maine.
FIFTH PRIZE SOC
GINGERBREAD
11a cups molasses; " cup sugar; 4
level teaspoons soda: 2 level tea
spoons ginger; level teaspoon salt;
stir all together and add 2-3 cup OF
boiling water and stir until sugar is
dissolved; then add -four enough to
make thick batter; add 2-3 cup OF
melted lard just warm and STIR IN
flour to mix stiff enough to kneaa
quite hard. Cut in pieces width OF
baking tin and make in moderate
oven.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beane,
10 Pleasant Ridge, Maine.
GINGERBREAD
" cup sugar; cup molasses; !
v, hut kxtyA m n-h
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09
An Object lesson In the Sale
Stock

G. p Whittemore gave The asricul-
tural editor some Interesting figures
the other day on the sale of pair
of oxen which in former"years were
familiar in this section. These oxen,
live weight, weighed 445o pounds.
They were sent to Massachusetts, and
the meat product totalled 2730 pounds.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

built by the original purchaser as the
needs and necessities OF The farm rc-
quired, but have been greatly improy-
ed and new ones built by the present
owners to meet the demands OF the
present system of farming carried on
during the past few Seals. \ new
house was erected three years ago
thus accommodating the two hmilies
who are the present owners of the
farm.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

cups of -four; one cup boi&ng water;l
l desert spoon soda dissolved in boil
ing water: one teaspoon ginger. Mix
in given order.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

independents Reporter $3.50 year.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

IL cup sugar; 1 cup molasses; I
egg; " cup butter; two and one-haif
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04
GnSe Der GnGfer-SiIfe in 0emtidJ.
lamb.

Die Quafer BADEN am 1. Sugult
ibre Silfstdtigteit in 9euti6lano fir
&inoer eingeiteat. Die offi3ieae Be
nadri9tigung 6ieier Cathode alma
our6 Den 0udter-8 ertreter 5rancis
Bacon am 81. Suli an Die amerifani-
i6e gotidaft in Berlin. Die QuGfer
baden 81 Sabre lang iegensrei6 in
9euti9Ian0 gefpirtt. 0ie 0uGfer-
Irbeit lit nun enoeiiltig in oie aaei.
rigen SGnoe oes Gentral-g Committees
in Neu Oorf iiberaegangen, SIN SUE
nj 1921 muroen bon oen Qu1fern
cine Weiaion &inoer uno @iitter in
9enti6lanO gefpeiit. Sect lit 0ie
3abl auf $4,000 geiunfen. 2ebens-
mittel Ser Qudfer meroen bis gum
30. September nod our 8erfiigung
ite6en uno 8fpar in Sobe bon 35,452
Sonnen.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04
bic srausoieu.

Solange Ser @erlaiaer @ertrag
ni4t a~ufgeboben lit, gelten fir sic
9eutiden nod ben 8orten oes Old
tiers Otto @rnft in 9anburg folgen-
De @runoi1be:
i. Ser 6ran8ole lit fem MenId
rno bot in feiner @eiie irgen0pel9en
aniprud ouf meni1lide 9e6ono-
lung. 8o elm 9euti6er iie ibm SEN
nod 5uteil meroen lGBt gei9iebt es,
neil elm 8oIf mie bas oel4tl6e 5u Ser
Siefe oes- fran30iii6en 'ni6t binab-
iteigt.
2. Ser Gerfebr nit Srnn3oien be
i6rantt iid our6ous auf oaS un4m-
gongli6 Notuenoige; fein 0euti6er
meilt obne 3pingenoe @eranlaIiuno
nit einem 5ranaoien in oemiel6en
3ailme. Seoen freilpiligen @erfebr
nit einem 5ran5oien lebnt ser 9eltt-
i6e a6 als cine untilgbare 8eiu6e.
lung ieiner Eerionli6teit uno Ieines
8olfes. 8er iid zines iol6en Ser
febrs i6uloig ma6t, lei alisgeltoBen
aus Der @emeinidoft unleres Iolfes
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04
Die TeitipieIe in 8ayrentb 1924.

gus Ntiin6eu miro gei6rieben:
9ie MnbGnger Der 8aDreutber Seit.
ipiele nerOen ibren iebnii9tiget
8unid, Die @r0ffnang oes 8aD-
reutber Teitipielbauies bereits I'M
Sabre 1928 feierli9 begeben gu
fonneu, ni9t erfiiut ieben. Sieg-
fried @aaner bat iid nit ben Ser
tretern Der Sta6t 8aDreutb, Dem
GerwaItnngsrat Der oeuti1en Selt-
ipielltiftung uno ben Sa6berit6noi-
gen Der SeitipieIleitung in Gerbin-
Oung geieBt uno nab 8rifun9 Der
eini6lagigen @eii6tspnnfte beiGloi-
len, crit 1924 mieoer in @apreutb
gu ipielen. 9ieier gnti6IuB bGngt
6amit %5uiommen, oaB oas Seitipiel-
baus in ieiner Wal@inerie uno ion-
ltigem 3ubebor elmer D0Qigen @r-
neuerung beoorf. @1breno oes &rie-
ges lit aues, mas an mertboaem
Bacterial an 6en Wai9inen NOR,
benz &rie9e geopfert tDoroen. 0ie
@ieoererri6tung Der 8Ibnenma-
i9inerie uno Des 6eitipielbauies
Ielbit Oeruria6t enoruae Soften urlo
mug AUDI griinoli9 uno obne
l%leberbnitung porgenommen peroen.
9as Saus @obnfrieo nno iein
iebiger Gbef Siegfrieo 8agner
lteben atlf Dem Stanopunft, bob,
wenn Die 9apreutber 6eltipiele wie.
Der in Saene geben. fie genau tpie
friiber in fiinItlerii6 bohfter Boil
lenoung gebra9t tueroen miilien.
@abnfrieo bate es ii9 iemeils our
@bre gemadt, nit ben &iinltlern
monatelang por6er Die Stolen
S9ritt fir Sdritt uno Note fir
Note ourf5uitnoieren. 90 ion es
aud fir Die fir 1924 p~orgeiebene
@ieoereroffnung Der Seitipiele ge-
balten ner0en. Siegfrieo 8agner
bolt oaber cine minoeitens 1K-
i6brige @inItuoierungs5eit fir mo-
tig. @r bot ii9 bereits init perifle-
oenen &inItlern oeuti9er Spern-
biibnen in @erbinoung geiest, ioonB
mobl ihon in bieiem CONNER Tor-
problem beginner oiirfen. !
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04
&apaaO.

HapaqO.
@uitab @eiIidl 8aibington 9. 6.
Gnoli6, en0li6 miro es 2i6t
@laubt mfrs ODER gloubt mfrs nidt,
9aben lGBt ma aus Dem Sad,
Val0 Dir0s beaer, li1ter Gag.
0eutides &eif un0 Sutherland
S6lieBet mirtidoftli6es 8on0,
8eioe fommen auf 6ie Soften
Sret miro 8eg fir .0rong mad,
Often"
8ier5ebn Bunfte: . unlterbli6l
8eil fir beltte gang ermer6Iid,
ytunimer Gins ben erlten Yl1nft,
Gi6itiderin our9s 8eltaa funft.
~SeffentIi4 ioa iein 8erbanolung" ,
2loDo George geb atf Die @ermono-
lung,
9lts lit Die Noteni6reiberei,
nno aud Sranfreids Sreiberei.
Siditi6erins Onfel tat 6eiuGbren
Sn aIt Mosfau ft6 in @bren
Seiner 3eit aIS 8iirgermeiIter,
5itbrer mar er freier Setter.
&atbenau fir &eidsgeIdGfte,
5iibrt in itd %beiono're SGfte,
8enn Der Serr in ENGLAND lebte
@r als b0diter 2or0 i6on idmebte.
Sdmer miro ia nod mandeS tperoen
Sier auf oieier 0ummen groen,
@uteS 8ollen nidt aIein,
Gutter 8iae muB ult6 lein.
nno Die Wfebr5abl mltB regieren,
uno oas Slein6eug muB parierelt,
Si6ehen blei6en MilietGter,
Sold berratene 8err1ter.
5rantreiaS eitIe S6leppentragcr,
llno alliierte 8feroepfIeger
5aBt man feit-am @irti6oftsnnden,
Gut iie oeuti6 unO ruiiii6 poden.
8enn Der 8ismord bod i'm SimmcI
S6out bernieoer OUTS @etiimmel,
S6munoelt er iid ielber 5u
Sebt fommt allies nod CUR Stub.
Sold Gereiniguns oos giebt &raft,
Sod feb Die quite Na6bori9aft,
@nt fommt allies nuf oen S6mung
Sbne &iifDeriiderung.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04
Senator &ee6.

0a6 ben neueiten, ipGbreno ser
9rudIegung oieier 3eitung einIau-
fenOen 3ablen al urteilen lit Sena-
tor Sames &eeo in Miiiouri wieoer-
'geluGblt Woroen. 9amit bette ser
friibere Br1iioent @iIion Den fetten,
itarfen u&iiffeI~ bonn 8olfe befom-
men. &eeo tpuroe lognr nod Dor
5mei Sabren BON Der Seilnabme an
Der Nominierung zines oemofrati-
i6en Observation-Disclosures in
ct. Srancisco ausgeidIoiien. = @ir
%gratulieren ibm bon Screen al Iei-
nem Siege. Hee6 lit elm unabbGngia
oenfenoer Wann, elm &Gmpfer un0
9ldn6enoer &eoner uno tolentboaer
&opf. S9aoe, Dab feline @eiunobeit
ougenbIidli6 ni9t better lit.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04
QFmt[&t Akrsts.
SIRE GAIL bents srSfer i'm fleiner
geuDrOcnen |aterlano ais 1913.

sctuOrSrnen gutsrlam6 ais 1913.
Die senalte 3obl Der 9ler5te in
4eutidlaio lit lpdbreno oes 4rieges
ni6t feitgeItelt porSen, uno crit
iest erideint mieoer elm gler5teper.
5eidnis, Oos Ole 3iffern fir 1921
a1gibt. Auf @runO OieIes @er6eifp
Miles maht S~onit6tsrot Bringing
in Der s9eutiben Meoi3iniiden
@o1enifrift" iiber Die 3abl unb
8erteilurg Der ger5te nGbere An-
gaben. Ntift beriidii6tigt fins Oas
Memelge6iet, @lioB . 9otbringen,
@upen.M olnle0D uno Der preubiide
Seil 0eS Soargebietes.
3ona9 betrGgt Die 3atI Der oeut-
iden aer5te 36,186. 8. +. 500 nuf
10000 @impobner. SIN Sabre 1918,
mo- Die leBte Aer5te51bliing oorber
Itottgefun0en botte, betrltg Oie 3obl
ser aerdte "a, 1856; Iie lit olio beute
GROCER in Dem erbebIi6 oerfleiner-
ten @ebiet. @abreno i'm Sabre 1901
auf 10000 @inpobner 1892 ger3te
famett, 1905 sos, 1918 5,11, iinO
es gegenm6rtig alfo $50 aitf TO-
900. Die 3o6l Der 9ler8te lit 10 an
gema9ien our1 Die auBeroroentIide
Menge BON Stltoierenoen, Sic lire
Griifungen beltonoen; sic 3abl Der
peibIi1en Observation-Disclosures bot
Ii6 felt 1918 melt mebr nls per0op.
belt. 8os oos @erbGItnis Ser gler5te
our @inDobner5abl in ben ein5elnen
0eutifen 2an0esteilen nngebt, 10
fontmt innerbolb Der 8e3irfe Die
9r0Bte Wenge bon Ner5ten, n1mlih
12,1 in @roB.8 Berlin auf 10000
@%inmobner, @omburg itebt nit
1915 an 3meiter Stele, 2iibed nit
1914 an oritter. 9ie boben 3oblen
bon SeIien-geoiialt uno @al6ed nit
7,9 uno 8,3 ouf 10000 finoen ibre
@rflGrung oarin 0aB ii6 bort 5obI-
reifp &urorte nit nielen &eroten
befinoen. Sn allen 2an0esteilen NIT
@usnabme BON @aloed, bat Die
Aerdte3obI gegen 1918 erbebli9 5u-
genommen. 9ie 8erteilung Der
aer3te auf @roBitGote uno oas iibri-
ge @eif ersibt, OaB 1915 Aer8te auf
ie 10000 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fom-
men, AS @er3te auf ie 10000 Der
iibrigen 9euti1en. 9ie perbGltnis-
mGBig er0Bte 3iffer BON &er5ten
untero alien oeltifen StdOten belist
@ieSbooen nit 25,1 auf 10000;
Dies erfl6rt li6 Auf ieinen &uf ols
8eltba0. Donn folgen Oeri6ieoene
unioerlit6tltGote: Wiin6en nit 20,3
9(er6ten auf lie 10000, Saae a. g.
NIT Is aeroten auf 10000, &onigs-
berg nit Al, Sranfftrt a. 90. nit
1873, 8reslau nit 1872, WtiIniter
nit 1878, Damn crit fommt @roB-
Berlin nit 12,1, &iel NIT 11,9,
aarlsrube nit ia. 8~eionoers groB
lit oie 3unobme ser 9(er5te in Miin-
den, oos offenbor cine groBe An-
siebungsfroft ausiibt. Sic fleinite
aer3te3obl unter oen @roBitaoten
baben oie 6obrifitaote 0es &beinIan-
oes uno 8eltfulens.
Simmer mebr ausgebreitet bat iid
Dos Spe3ialiitentum: audi in ben
&lein- lHto 2anoitGoten baben iid
6ot1r5te nie6ergelaiIen, 10 oaB Dos
8eoiirfnis iest Ooaitanoig befrieoiet
lit.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04
(Gir Oos r8oibington Sournal").
Sic itreifem!

Or. @6pin 3eDoeI, @oibington, 90.
User i6offet emiig inn 8ergesi6Iun0,
User bringt uns Die &oblen bonn tief-
item @runo,
&er miibt ii6 oes Gags, wer Itrebt
in Der No1t,
Sm finitern, ifmiiIen, ber6oraenen
S6a9t,
@er iorgt oaB i'm 8inter oie Stu
be marm,
User l6iibt uns Dor grimmiger &Glte,
Dor 9arm?
Die 9ergleute niAt = iie Itreifen!
@er iorgt, DAB sic @ilenbobn wobI
beIteIlt,
Nuf ooB iie Dem &eiIen0en qut oe-
fGHt,
@er bdlt Die Maidinen, oie @agen
IN Ston6,
Auf DAB man beboglid oas qanae
2an0
9ur6f6brt uno iid menig 5u Ioraen
braudt,
8enn Die 2otomotipe oampft uno
fau6t2
0ie 8obnIeute ni9t - lie ltreifenl
8er pettert uno orobt fortpdbreno
uno Iaut,
Snoelien er liegt uuf Der 8%Grenbaut,
User fiimmert iid menig um's 2anoes
8obl
nno ipriGt 10 fur ii9: DAB ser Seu-
fel es BOIL
8er iorgt beitGnoig fiir's eigene 9rot
Hno oenft nidt bel an 0eS Nofbars
Hot2
Die 8abn- uno 8ergleute = Tie Itrei-
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04

Sn Me@tsinden, ODER mo man
ionittpie Die 9ierfte zines Gobofaten
beHotigt t0nnen mir Serrn S. 6.
@eiger, $40 Bomb Building, an Scr
IA. StraBe W.-N. beitens empfebIen.
Serre@ eper lit oeuti@ uno fpridt
aud oeuti&. E
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04

Srandem Sic feline 9rmdIaden?
Das n8aibinstpn SOnrnal" 6rndt
iie ent aaO prompt. rllnipH 2abel".
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04
an.

le6t Tern @ott.
Sc mebr mir Iernen 6efto ne.
niger begreifen mir.
6 n boI8erner Sors lit beiier nIs
ein goIoener @nIgen.
&i6ts lit Dem Guee 10 idon
ais Die 8nbrbeit Der SeeIe.
Iur fold Elm 8eien fam i'd
preiien, Oos frob unO lebensInltig
Quilt.
% 8 gan3e @eltan lit elm grO'
Bes aliferitebeu, oos etuig, etpig pei'
ter fiibrt.
Ger SelbIterbaItitnestrieb biloet
oie @~runoIage u~nieres iittlifen
Sonoelns.
mag Soft ODER Die Ratur mir.
fen, Oieie Sdtiefeit miro INNER ibre
8riinoe baben.
% a d 3 elm Wnnn bel @elo
5uIommengei6orrt bot, min er net
ter nidts ols mebr.
s m @eltau berri6t oneemein oas
felte NaturgeIeb, nirgenos Die Wtl'
fin Der abioluten Greibeit.
Seine Mouer lit idpa6, 10.
balo ii6 iemano fin0et, Der ben
Niut bat, iie berteioieen ou ponen.
@s gibt Wenifen, BET oenen Der
gteio %3eitpeiie iogar Die Sorm chr
lifer @epunoerung annebmen fam.
0os Serne uno 3ufiinftige
@iro @ottes @eisbeit lenfen.
9os Nd6fte uno 0as gpige
Das lerne gu beoenfen.
Sage niemals: Oieies nun
ltno Damn ienes min ib tun.
Sbne oaB on bel Dir itia
Seseit gu: 40 @ott es wta".
Ole @eIt lit sleid uni6uIOig.
menn on lie fir i6oner, ols penrl
gu lie fir b1Blider bdItit als fie lit.
gtimm Iie fir Oos, mas iie lit.
8enn Der @9oismus Der Slip.
pen ge6enft, an 0enen er 5erifeI'
len muBte, ipridt er ienf0eno BON
Sen D@nttGulfungen oeS SebenS."
unerm 2eben gibt Die Nrbeit
Srbolt, 5pedbouen unb i%innooneil
Snbalt. l1no oamit 8uglei6 Salt
uno Stetigfeit i'm @eaenipiel beg
2ebens.
@enn man beriibmt lit, bari
man ieine ~@igenbeiten our Sdau
tragen; anoernfans muB man lie
perbergen, ooer man miro fir einen
Barren gebalten.
Rein @eI6 lit borteilbafter
angetpenoet ols oos, I'M Deldes
mir inns boben preGen Iaiien; oenn
mir baben oafiir unmittelbar Slug
belt eingebanoelt.
@er gegen arme, bilfloie Mit'
gei60pfe, oie unter ibm Iteben, er.
bormutgslos getpeien lit, bat fein
&eft, tpenn er in bilfloie Sage
fommt, 8u beten: nSerr, erbarme
sid meinerl"
8er ii9 na9 ie6er Dede mil
1treden,
Ser muB ii9 balo oben, balO unten
refen.
limo bat ii9, eff er es nur Oenft,
8olo bier erfGltet, bal6 oa berrentt.
Ni6t 10 gut lit benz Meni6en Der
Met, ais man meint;
limo 9efdbrliden @egtrunf mdblte,
iper Sen @ein 1i9 erfor;
Ienn elm ieglider Sdluf ltiehlt
ibm elm Stiid 0es @eritonoes.
Simmer mebr 81 meroen,
mas ib BIN, oas lit mein ein5iger
@iae; jeoe Snnolung lit cine be.
ion6ere Gntpidlung 0ieies ein6el-
men @iaens. 90 gepiB i4 INNER
banOeln fam, fam i'd audi immer
auf bieie 8eiie banoeln. Ni9ts
fommt in 6ie &eibe meiner Eaten,
es iei oenn 10 beItimmt. 8esegne
oenn, mas oas polel
Gin @ort ser 2ebre = mimi es
bin
Sns 2eben: bait Die 8unge felt,
0enn ungepog'ne geoe fliegt,
Ingefliigger @ogel, aus benz Welt.
God nod elm 5tpeites, beifres 8ort:
Salt Oeine Seele fromm uno rein,
90 miro, mas oeinem Wuno ent-
fliegt,
9eie elm unfliigger 8ogel iein.
Oas aQeri90nite, mas in oieiem
2eben . Sen bo6item 8ert gibt. lit
oo6, menn Die &raft 0es Wienlfen
GROCER lit ols anes, mas auf ibn
pinSrinot Sh Lobe mir eineu WtQ111,
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04

aud Der mutiglte bon nns bat
nur ielten Den Mut gu benz, mas
er eisentli9 peiB. -.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04
@er min 90 ri6ten2 :

Sefefranse, Stremielfndem, Sale.
fnden, &nflnp, niiu., ndd 6entIder
Nrt, ieOen Samstag BON 4 11br an.
Snlins &OienfelS,
Stan6 Sc, Mreabe @arfet.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04

9anerbiirite, 2anSidser n. gmrfs
.Gte Tranffnrter, lei
Sn j Ier8,
36-45 Risss @arfet, @ain 1924,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-21
MOBILE ENTERTAINS
VICTOR DELEGATES
George J. Emmanuel Returns From
Convention Enthusiastic Over We'll
come Extended by Neighboring
City

George ]. Emmanuel has returned
from Mobile. where he attended the
fourth annual convention of the
Southern Victor Dealers association.
which was largely attended by more
than $50 delegates.
The convention closed with BAN
quet at the Cawthon Vineyard, which
was largely attended.
The visitors We're welcomed to Mo-
bile by Mayor George r. Crawford.
and Gordon Smith, president of the
chamber of commerce, both Of whom
talked of the wonderful strides OF the
business of the Victor company. and
stressed the splendid citizenship OF
Mr.. Reynalds, whose business in Mo-
bile and branch office in Pensacola
has done so much to bring about a
deeper appreciation Of music by the
great artists.
Among the prominent speakers were
w. r, G. Harding, president Of the
Federal Reserve Board. r. &. Price.
president of the association, NJ. l..
Pierce, and others.
in speaking of the meeting. Mr..
Emmanuel said that the thing that i'm
pressed him most was the splendid
given to those interested
in the convention, by the people of
Mobile, indications Of which were the
hospitality extended and the cordial
welcoming addresses of the Mayor OF
Mobile and the president Of the cham
Der of commerce
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-21

You have the widest. prettiest streets
and you have the best lighted city
the most beautifully illuminated. that
] know anything about in the whole
state of Florida
The night my wife and I arrived
and looked down Palafox street and
I asked her what she thought OF Pen
sacola, she said ID looked to her like
a 'reglar town. 1t is a regular town.
1t is good town, and il is bound TO
grow
The people here have failed TO make
the best OF their opportunities, but
with the Pensacola, Muscle Shoals and
Birmingham railroad reaching up to
tide-water, and the possibility of the
Muscle Shoals development there is
no holding Pensacola back.
Il am sorry that my company is cali
ing me back in June but the firm is
here to stay, and the reason we de-
cided to stay instead of closing out
our Pensacola branch is because we
believe in Pensacola, and think we have
found the best location. in the city"
Other Business Firms.
Other business firms in the same
block are the fruit. soft drink and deli
catessen store OF Tringas and Lochas;
and the Central Market. Other bust
nesses soon to be opened up in this
block win be the Empire Candy Bitch-
en-, and in the last five stores. that of.
woodward and Keene, electrical con-
tractors, and the firm of j. D. John
son and J. NJ McMurray.
1t is expected that the stores on au-
tomobile row, across the street will
be ready for occupancy in ten days or
two weeks. These will be occupied
by the following firms and local deal
ers:
Hudson, Essex and Packard. d. R. NJ
Scarritt, dealer.
studebaker. Jack Crenshaw, the
Studebaker man"
Chalmers and Maxwell, Bertoniere
Motor Company.
Automobile Service Company and
Willard Storage Battery. A. T. VIII
liams, manager.