davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1922-07-07
ee6em bic 9fIan5en?

9ie &atia9e, oaB Die @fIan5en
Iugen baben, puroe in einleu6ten-
ser @eiie our9 2i6t6ilOer ialt-
ltriert, Die Ser englii9e @elebrte
Or. Saralo 8ogner gelegentli6 eli
mes @~ortrages nDos 8erbalten Der
8flan8en gegen oos 2i9t" in Der
2%onooper Horticultural SAL bor-
fiibrte. 9ie Nugett Der Bflan5e,
oi1r6 Die tie oas 2idt wabrnimmt,
puroen Our9 mifropbotograpbii9e
9~lufnabmen perani6auli9t, Die auf
ben 8ldttern porbanoenen 2inien,
BON oenen etpa $4,000 auf ben
Q%uaorat3oa fallen, erfennen lieBen.
Son 0ieien 2inien ODER 8eaen 5eig-
te ieoe ein8elne i'm Mittelpunft ooer
je nod Der Steaung oes 2i9ts
re6ts uno Limits einen 2idtfled
auf oieie @eiie lit Die Pflan5e in
ser Gage, ~oieienige Stelnng atl5u-
nebmen, in Ser iie oas 2i9t bon
alien Seiten erb1lt. D8enn i'd in
oieien 2inien einen 2idti9ein gu
ieben bermag, 10 fam i'd aud an-
oere 9inge in ibnen erblifen,"
meinte ser &eoner un6 fiibrte cine
&eibe BON neutrality-suspicious.
Stuoien bon 8latteilen Dor, in De-
rem 2iniensruppen fi9 p~olitdnoige
9iloer bon aaerIei @egenitdtoen, g..
9. elmer eleftriiden 2ompe, elmer
S~a6afspfeife, elmer 8lumenpaie,
Yortr6ts bon Oarpin uno SurleD,
elm Saus uno idlieBli9 cine 8boto.
graphic bon mebreren arf einen
&orton eemalten Sarben wioer'
ipiegelten.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-07

oes 8rettes befeItigt TinO, our9 ei'
uen SdIaud Snueritoff in ben
Mun0 oes 8erungIiidten elm, nm
beim 3uriidflappen Oes Stangen-
rabmens, an benz Die Grme Oes Der
ungliidten angeihnaat iino, auto
motii6 Dieoer nusgeidnItet gu per-
ben. Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
na9 SplOeiter lit bier alto ms Mn-
i6ineIle iiberiebt uno FAM = bon
SAL gu 6oG, mad gntideioung oes
9tr5tes - our9 SonerItoff5ufubr I'M
Sinn Der natiirli9en Nten1prin5l-
pien unteritiist merSen. 8dbrenO
Ser 8e6an0lung miro Die 8unge
Our9 cine &lammer feItgebalten, Der
Saueritoffi1laud Iiegt obne lutt-
Oidt abidlieBenOe @eiidtsmasfe I'M
offenen MillnS uio permengt itt
nit Ser Suit, Die infolge Der 2nn-
genpumpbetpegrngen einItromt.
Neben oieiem Apparat lplroe
aud Elm iogenonnter n@astatHer"
erfun0en, elm apparat, Ser ii6 bon
Sen bisber BEL @rubenungliiden uno
I'M S1iisengraben De%rtpenoeten oa-
our6 unterideioet, DAB Die 2ait Der
SalieritofffIoi9en nidt mlf. Der
8ruit, fonoern torniiterarti9 aut
Dem &iiden rubt.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-07
@DIfe in @enidsnseitaIt.

@ie ser Sroltm elmer bot Sult'
ger ralero getporoenen Bette mutel
Die S6il0erun9en an, Die oas IN
Samara eri1einenoe 8olidepiften-
blatt bon ben Menl9en enttDirft,
oie unter 0en 9uolen Der @ntbeb-
rungen ieoes menidlide @efiibl Der-
loren ba6en uno 81 &ieren entartet
iinO. sic i9lieBen ii9 in ibren
Siitten elm un0 lugen miBtrouii6
u1o baBerfiilt our9 &isen uno
Spalten, Inn oann, tpenn lie iid
unbeoba6tet glauben, altf 8eute
alts5ugeben nobel iie iid ieoen All-
genblid i9eu umieben. Saben lie
ettpas gefunOen, 10 nebmen tie es
nit baitiger 8etpegung aitf nno
fliidten bon An9it, oaB ibnen ie-
maro sic 8eute mie0er ablagen
f0nnte, nab ibrer Siitte. Sier be-
ginnt Damn oos g%rauenpoae 5eit-
mabl. @s lit fein @iien I'M meni9-
li6en Slime, ionoeru elm gierigeS
S6lingen, oas bon Oumpfem Sc
be1l unterbro1en miro, in Dem cine
miloe Sreuoe gum Aus6ruf fommt.
Ni1ts miro nerl1mGbt: @bfaue,
gleid pel9er g[rt, uno &no6en oer-
l6minoen i'm Magen, ser li6 auf-
bl1bt un0 i1mer5t, obne 0aB Elm
Sdttigungsgefiibl errei1t miro. @r
perlangt pielmebr neue Nabrung,
uno Die Dual oes Sun9ers miro
nidt einen Mugen6lid gemiloert.
9tidt penige ser ungliifli6en iino
6ereits pabniinnig geporoen.
@ines g2abts puroen Die getuob-
ner zines 9orfes our9 Oas @eaen
Der Strrmglode aus Dem S6laf ge-
i9redt; meni9li9e S6atten tuanf-
ten aus Sen Siitten BUR &ir6e; BORT
ldutete elm bnlbnadter, bebaartet
Bauer obne &opfbeoedlng in nil
Der @fitaie, Die Soore flatterten I'M
8inOe, oie Augen gliibten i'm Seuer
oes @abniinns, tpdbreno er nit mil
Sen Spriingen tangent am Seile
bling. SIMMER itdrfer eridol oas
@eldute; ser l1ngliidli6e raffte feline
lebte araft 8uiammen, oenn in iei-
mem @abn glaubte er, ooB ourd
bic @lode Die Meni9en berbeigeru-
fen miiroen uno linn etpas gu eiien
brineen miiBten. @inen anberen
ermil6te man, als er in Der Na9t
nit elmer SadeI bran ging, Die
Siitte ieines Na9barn in 8rano 81
iteden. @r poate oas Seuer anle-
gen. Inn Die 8epobner in Der Siitte
gu bruten uno iid Oamit elm Seit-
mail gu Deri9affen. aaes 9enfen
uno 6iiblen bieier llngliidli6en
miro bon Der mobniinnigen Sebn.
iu6t, ibren Sunger gu itiaen, be-
berri6t.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-07
Grites 5rieOenSinbilanm.

@era0e Dor einem Sabre, am 2
Sui 1921, unter5ei6nete Saroine
Den Srieoensbertrag nit Deiiti9lano
Dos ~8aibingtoner Sournal" berof
fentli6te oamals cine Sonoer-Grie
o%pnsnummer. Soften mir, bob ME
mails mie6er elm &rieg amiihen Mme
rita uno 9eutidlan0 entltebt. 9i'
Segnungen oes Srieoens mogen unS
fiir INNER erbalten bleiben.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-07

(Sir oas n@aibington S%Ournal"),
s. s.
@uItao @eilih, 8aibington, 8. 8.
Srauenl Siiriten Sorlten, 6eloern,
Sliilien,
Sing i6 bier elm fur5' @~eIeaenlieo,
ST. on idouit nod fernen, fremo @e-
niiilen,
0euti6er 8anorer' 8ieb' oir's gu @e-
Nit.
Oeuti6e Srauen lebren oeutl6er SSu.
gen0,
8abr gu iein i'm 8eltaQurbeitsfelo,
gei6belobnt ii9 oeuti6e Srouentu-
gen0,
| Sreuoig fiino' i6 es Ser gan8en 8elt.
0eutide Siiriten itiegen bon ben
Sbronen,
@eil iie glaubten &eGtlidfeit be-
Itebt,
SoIde Spfer miiiien emit ii6 lobnen
80 lang nod @ino onr6 Waloes-
mipfel webt.
Oeuti6e Soriten lteb'n uniibertrieber
@mig fortgepflan8t, gebegt, gepflegt,
@ott Ielbit muB ben oeuti6en Sort
bod lieben,
@eil iol9 @ur5elfraft er in i'm legt.
SaIt auf oeuti6e SeIoer on geidauei
8eil sir frei uno einseiibt Der Bid?
8eiier miro ni6t in Der 8elt gebanet
&orpdrts beiBt es 0a, uno nie 8uriid
0euti9e Sliiile BON fi6 ielber ipre@er
l1neridopflia iing' i6 er6 elm Sob,
@er ga mobnt, ben fam fem Semi
5er6re9en,
@er mir wioeripri6t, Dem fomm i'd
grob.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-07
6rd;inF.

AH0N%S
3ueeno M a If 6oner, 60
lter beftiger.
Baden lit foitenIoies Wittel
3ur @rbaltung Der @%eiunobeit.
Sen 8emeis Ser l1niterblid-
felt m1B ie0er in iid ielbit trageu.
@er tief genug gebt, finOet
ettpos @0ttlides in ieoem Meniden.
Ser ste 8nbrbeit iagen
min, muB i6on in Der @iienbabn
iiten.
@ottbegnaoete 0t6ter
bGngen bon Der @aaOe Der Meen-
i6en ab.
@er iein 2eben unO 9enfen Der
Belt anpuBt, bat oos @eroen in Der
Natur begriffen.
Ote 9anfbarfeit lit cine
2oit, Die, ipenn lie ii6 auf piele Der
teilt, obne 8eoenfen abgemorfen
miro.
@enn bic 5ebn @ebote
anoers lalrteten, miiroe man6 Srau-
lein un6 man@ Mdnnlein iie aud
ni9t balten.
2egt oas Subn oltGgli6 Gier,
Yfli9teetreu uno iel6itOergeiien,
Damn CUR SubilGumsfeier
8iro es ielber aufgefreiien.
d als S9opfer, nu ais 9euter
2obt Der &iinitler 4ug' unO DIR;
g[us oes 2ebens boaem Gutter
@eIft er iiiBe Mil6 berbor.
OaS 2ei6 tits, pas BEN @ei-
fen meiie ma6t; oenn 9e6 erfen-
men, oas lit Ser5eleio: Drum miro
Der @eiieIte Dor alien leioen.
Dein @egeniab I'M tiefiten &ern 4
SIT, mas ou iu9it nit Sieber:
@lei6 uno glei6 geielt ii9 germ,
llnglei6 unO unglei9 nod lieber-
S6Iage n1r nit Der @iini6elrute
SIN Die Seroen Der Meni6en an;
Gin 99as in ieoem 8nien rnbet,
Den elm 8erniinftiger baben fam.
Sic @orm fittIi9en Sanoelns
aus religioien @eboten 51 erflaren,
ltebt in @ioeripru9 NIT Der moro
lii6en gntpidlung Der Weni6bett.
@oII @eigcn bling Ser Simmel, ais
tie jung
9en 9ieblten freite;
Seoo6 BEL ieinem eriten Seiten'
iprung
Sprang cine Saite.
@enn cine Sral nit itummem
Munoe
Sir trost, neil Ou gebor9en ioait,
@ib adt, nad elmer @iertelitnnoe
Sragt tie, tpurlm on nit lbr
idmoait.
90 it Dem 9lei6en Name1, moran
bon lie
Geitesfiirlten oas gllergroBte er.
f%ertteit,
49, -
%flegen @e~iItesbettler oas &leinlte
81 nennen:
Cine Soee.
@sfest oes Stlmpfiinns etpige
Maht
Gem 9enfen betr16tli9e S9ranfen;
Sod ipenn Der Meni9 on gar nidtS
eeoa9t,
Damn iagt er: sd uar in @eoan-
fen.
SegIi9es &unitperf lit Elm ge.
fenntniS,
MGen @enieBern bonn S9opfer &C.
neibt:
Man9mal elm &ei9tums . Ginge-
It1n6nis,
Mandmal elm Offenbarungseio.
Gurd MtBgunit, 2aitern uno Ser
fcnnen'
MuBten Die @r0Bten SpieBruten
renner,
uno sebt es Dir dbnlid, ou tleiner
@i6t,
Sci itol3 Oarnuf uno beflages bid
! niht-
Washington Journal., 1922-07-07
Sm Seiielm.
Gin 3eitgeoi6t bon 8aitor u. 8. Sill.
0ebran0t.

SSm UeHelH|
Gin 3eitgeoidt BON &oitor u. 8. Sil.
0ebranot.
(Sr6ulein Mnita S1aoe geipt6met.
Nae meme Gage liegen in SeIlelnl
$50 Dor Sabren .
8Iiiben0e &olengGrten lparen,
8uhern Sto6eloilteln nun uno gtel.
ieIn.
@ie I1ltige &Iettetl
Oereh man niht ii9 eripebren fam,
Dor 0enen man lid ni6t fam retten,
SGngen mir on
Sriibe @eoonfen,
! Oie ni1t pei6en poaen un0 manfen.
@eb Der S9mo6 unO Der S6anOe,
Die gefommen iino iiber Die oeuti6en
2an0e,
Inter 0enen oie 8eIten BON 9euti6-
lambs Sobnen
Seuf5en uno ltobnen,
@Gbreno bic Seinoe grinien unO bob
men.
W1it @eipalt un0 nit 2iIt
8on uils alt6 0os 2ebte Tie beii6en,
lln6 mir 3erfleilden
Gen eigenen 2eib in 8ruoer8milt.
SSe0er Itellt 0as fleine
Gieenleben iiber oas groBe Mgemei-
ne,
Sur onrauf beoo6t,
DaB ibm lelber Die Come lodt.
W0gen aud iiber 6em an0ern Die
Stiirme. mettern
l1n0 ol iein Slid 3erI6mettern:
@enn er fi9 ielbit nur fam gebOr-
gen iebnl
Ma1 immerbin 6os Hei6 in Sriim-
mern gebn.-
. Scot ser 3eitl 8 3eit ser Notl
gs looert uno lobt
Mentbalben i'm 8aterlan0
Ser berbeerenoe 8ran0.
l1no lit er bier uno BORT geoGmpft,
Die Slut bef6mpft:
Inter oerNihe idipelt es uno glimmt
9ie Sunfen freiien ii6 meiter, uno Ell
MANS geoa6t,
SIT mieoer Gin nel,er Brand entfa6t.
l1no oas Gnoe? Gin @noe es nimmer
nimmt.
Ser fam uns retten? per fam uns
~befreien2
Ser fam unSSelfer un0 Seller iein2
Sd femme nllr @inen, ser es bermag:
Ser Cine, Der iiber ser Seinoe Wfa6t
Spottet uno la6t,
Denn touieno Sabre iino mie Elm Gag.
Son Sbm bait on, mein toriGt Solf
bid losgeriiient
Soit bid befliiien,
Dir anoere @otter 3u fiiren,
Die bid in @o9t unb Gleno fiibren.
Nod lit es niht 3u ipatl 5tebt ale
5uiammenl
2oidt iie aus,
Die Iooernoen Slammen,
Oie at 5erItoren orobn oaS gan5e
9nus.
&ebrt Inn, at Dem eu6 81 menoen,
Der Segen uno Stud fam %ipenoen
Ser @Iiid nn0 Scot IN oen allmG6ti-
gen SGnoen tr6gt,
llno oeiien Ser3 pol Witleio ldldgt.
Ni9t IGooet uns Ser SeinOe 2iIt uno
Spot,
@enn es in 8obrbeit beiBt: @it
uns It @ottl
Damn fallen aud bon meinen Sagen
ob sic Seiieln,
Mein &oiengarten miro befreit bon
9iiteln uno 9eiieln.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-07

miro elm Mann i'm Sitter bon iiber 25
SSabren fir oie nuslGno. Mbteilung
elmer internationalen Organization.
SOUR belterg barafter, feineGrfabrung
%notmenoig. Sir Ndberes i6reibe man
an @errn 8eteribn, 71S 8ono Bldg.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-07

Die 8elesenbeit auf Die Sic getuarte
baben. ~9lbfolute Si6erheit uno arOBe,
ebrlide PrOfite 3useii6ert.
718 Bomb Building.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-07
(Sir oos ~8aibingtOn Sournol").
Oas MMtOmD6il.

NOul uu2 V%OuIDlhbAUh O""A'pNt j.
0as MmtOmD6il.
.9r. gomin 3epoeI, @aibington, DC.
@er beltt mas beoelitet i'm meni6li-
den 2eben,
WtuB bnben elm bo6feineS Mutomobil,
Oenn mer feines bat, mag nod 10 lebr
Itreben,
SIN auge Oes Nad6urs taugt er nift
biel.
0oG tpenn man beiist 10 men i6nau-
fen0en @agen,
(Muf 0eutl6 lit ols S9naltferle oft
er b~efonnt),
Oonn bro11t man gemiB feinesmegs
81 Der5aeen,
0ur1fGbrt Damn i'm Sturmtaft 10
gar man6es 2an0.
uno menn un7re 6reunOe, Die fein
Muto baben,
Inns ieb'n auf Der StraBe, Damn Md
en- mir BLOB,
ltno loilen altf S6uiters &appen Tie
traben,
0iepeiI mir uns fiiblen gepaltig unb
groB.
God baben mir 8e9 uno bleiben
mir Iteden,
&erpiini6en mir grimmig oas 4uto.
mobil,
ga ulter Dem Ding auf Ser Gro mir
nnS itrefen
llno murmeIn: Mfb fomm' i6 bellt
an mein 3iel2
So, ia, es bat aGes iein @utes unb
Sdledtes,
Drum froblode nidt unO iei i9on &C.
i9eit,
Oenn mGbreno on oenfIt: Sd babe
mas &e6tes,
Stebt sir i9on elm anOeres S6idial
6ereit.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-07

Sarau, Sen 20. Sum- 1922.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-26
FIRST EFFORTS FAIL 10 KILL
 THE DYER BILL
(By the Associated Press)


 Washington, Jan. 26-An attempt to amend the Dyer anti-lynching bill by striking out the enacting clause, which would have meant the defeat of the measure, was defeated today in the house of epresentatives by vote of 139 to 100.
 The amendment was offered by Representative Hattor w. Summers of Texas Ten Republicans voted with the Democrats in the affirmative on the adoption of MT. Summers amendment, the minority party voting solidly for the proposition.
 The measure is expected to reacn a final vote in the house today or tomorrow, and if passed will be trans mitted to the senate. The Dyer bill contains provisions calling for heavy penalties in the way of fines and i'm. prisonment for persons participating in lynchings and for officials who through negligence, fail to proven, them. The bill as it stands also pro vides that counties in which lynchings occur must forfeit $1O,0O0 to the families of the victims.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-26
.PROPOSALbY HARDING MAY
 bE ACCEPTED
fBy the Associated Press)

Washington, Jan. 26-A new con- fidence was reflected in both Japa- nese and Chinese headquarters at the arms conference today that the com promise proposal of President Harding submitted late yesterday, would re- suit in an agreement between the ywo nations on the vexatious question and would pave the way for the determina- tion of all the remaining questions before the conference
 The president seeks to solve the Shantung controversy, which is the only serious obstacle to speedy con- clusion of the work of the arms con- ference. The settlement plan sponsor ed by MT. Harding deals only with the return of the Tsingtao-T -Tsinanfu railroad, substantially all other aues tions having been agreed upon in the separate exchanges between the Japa- nese and Chinese. Under the proposal Japan would abandon her proposition for loan to China and the latter would purchase the road with treasury notes payable at option in five to 15 years. China would receive posses sion within five years, but would with draw her opposition to retention of a Japanese traffic manager and chief accountant during the period of pay ment.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-26
ANOTHER SEVERE
 SLUMP IN COTTON

Cotton values underwent another drastic decline today. when the New York and New Orleans markets work ed rapidly lower almost without an interruption and closed at the bot tom figures for the day. Final ouo- tatlons were at levels practically cor responding to those recorded last No. venber. being the lowest for more than two months.
 Marin New York contracts closed today 69 points down at 16.36 cents. and May 61 points lower at 1907 cents. New Orleans March and May each registered net loss of 67 points, closing at 15.25 and 15.17 cents. re spectively. Spots in New York were lowered 65 points to 1870 cents and m New Orleans declined 75 points to 1850 cents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-26
BRIDGES FREE OF CHARGE CF
 KILLING BABE
(By the Associated Presal

Searcy, Ark, Jan. 26.-Pete Bridges, charged with murdering his TO- months-old baby on September 10 last, was found not guilty by jury which returned it's verdict at late hour last night.
 His wife, the baby's mother, whose confession was responsible for the in- dictment of Bridges, was not put on the stand to testify for the prosecu- tion. At the conclusion of the states testimony the defense declined to in- troduce any evidence.
 The baby disappeared when the couple moved from White to Lonoke county and two months late an in- vestigation was started which led to the arrest of the couple. Then fol- lowed the confession of the girl wife who thus far had kept quiet, she said because her husband and father in law had threatened her life. She col lapsed when first brought before the prosecuting attorney, but later was able to make the sworn statement which was sordid story of brutality and unhappiness both before and after the death of her child.
 According to her story her husband had for several months threatened to kill the baby if she did not get rid of it. On September she went to the home of her mother, Mrs. Wat terson, and when she was returning next morning, met her husband on the bridge crossing Cane creek. Incensed because she had not left the child
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-26
U. s. WANTS GENOA
 CONFERENCE DEFERRED
By the Associated Press

Washington, Jan 26.-Intimations were given in official circles today that the United States is averse to participation in general European economic conference if the meeting is to be held on the date set for the gathering at Genoa, but would look with favor upon the calling of a con- ference for the consideration of inter national economic questions at later date.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-26
ALEX NUTTER, JR.

Alex Nutter, Jr., 5, son of MT. and Mrs. Alex Nutter, died yesterday at the home of his parents, east of Conway. He is survived by his par ents, one brother and five sisters. Funeral services will be held tomor- row afternoon at 1 o'clock by Rev. J. c. Dawson and burial will be at Oak Grove cemetery.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-26
LONDON EXPECTS AID
 VOTED TO AUSTRIANS
(By the Associated press,

London, Jan. 26.-An urgent ap- peal from Austria to the allies, in- tlmating that disastrous consequent ces are probable unless financial aid Is given that country, is today engag :. ing the attention of the British gov ernment, and a decision favorable to Austria probably will be reached by tomorrow, it is stated today by the London Times.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-26
CAIRO IN BLOODY
 FIGHT: l90 KILLED
(By the Associated Press,

London, Jan. 26.-Fresh disorders nave broken out in Cairo, Egypt, ac- cording to a eablegram to the Even. ing Star, and have resulted in 190 Killed and about 1000 injured. Brit lsh troops have quelled the insurrec- tion, the cable stated.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-26
CALIFORNIA TO LOSE
 ORANGE, LEMON CROPS
(By the Associated Press)

Los Angeles, Jan. 26.-It is possibls that one-half of California's crop of oranges and one-third it's crop o1 lemons were lost in the freeze last wewek, according to an official state. ment given out today by the Califor- mia Fruit Growers Association.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-26
GIRLS SCHOOL UNION
 ELECTS MRS. HOOVER
(By the Associated Press)

0aVannah, Ga, Jan. 26.-Mrs. Her- bert Hoover, wife of the secretary of commerce, was today elected na- tional president of the Girls Schools of America, in session here.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-26
STREET CARS. BARN
 BURN; HEAVY LOSS
lRy the Associatod pressN

Chicago, Jan. 26.-Fire which ear- ly today destroyed the Devon ave nue car barns and 100 cars, caused Ia loss estimated at $1,500,000.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-08-04

A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John knaff at the Deaconess hos
pital Thursday morning.
w. D. Stratton of Sidney has ac-
cepted a position as bookkeeper for the
Grossman Motor company,
Lost-Two adult tickets for Glas-
gov C~hautauqua, Thursday morning.
Please return to Courier office.
F. j. Tyner, @. P. McClammy and
Noah A. Mann, of Oswego, were bust
less visitors in town Tuesday.
George Gebhardt of Wolf Point is in
charge of the mechanical department
of the Grossman Motor company tenn
porarily.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Goodrich, of Cey-
Ion, Wise, arrived in Glasgow We'd
nesday and have accepted positions at
the Deaconess hospital.
C. w. Powell, formerly sheriff of
this county and now located on a ranch
near Boomers Ferry, Idaho, is in Glas-
gov this week looking after business
matters and calling on his host OF
friends.
Emil Mytron and family left this
week for Tacoma, WASH, where Mr.
Mytron has accepted a position. Emf
has acted as foreman of the Grossma,
Motor company mechanical department
for the past two years.
Attorney Lincoln Working and Johl
M. Kline were at Scobey several day
last week attending the sale of tn
merchandise stock of A. w. Chaplin
bankrupt. The stock and store sol
for $4,000
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-08-04

Attorney John M. Kline was a bus
mess visitor at Wolf Point Wednesday.
John Survant, prominent merchant
of Malta and Hinsdale, is a Glasgow
visitor today.
Editor Art VanWagenen of the Hins-
dale Tribune was a business visitor in
Glasgow Monday.
H. A. Parker of the Reclamation
Service at Malta wastransacting bust
ness here on Monday.
C. M. Birver and r. C. Mything of
the Billings Reclamation Service were
business visitors here on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Amundson ar
rived in Glasgow Sunday morning
from a two weeks trip to the western
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Walker and little
daughter, Jane, left Friday for an ex-
tended visit with friends and relatives
in North Dakota
H. o. Morgan of Glentana, cashier
of the Farmers State bank at that
place, was a business visitor in Glas-
gov yesterday.
Mrs. E. D. Button submitted to a
minor operation at the Deaconess hos
pital Tuesday. Her condition is con-
sidered satisfactory.
Rev. and Mrs. A. N. Livdahl left
Monday morning by auto for a three
weeks vacation. They will spend most
of the time visiting friends and rela'
tives at Hickson, N. D.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonds, who arr
touring through the country in thei1
car, arrived here on Wednesday from
| Miami, Fla, leaving the next day fol
points on the Pacific coast.
$ H. H. Thorsness, Of Kildeer, Sask.
who has been in this city for severa
weeks on account of the illness of hi:
little son, was operated on at the Dea
coness hospital Tuesday for tonsil re
moval.
Matt Murray, candidate for the Re
publican nomination for state senator
is on an extended visit through tn
northwestern and western part of tn
equity in the interests Of his candidacy
Howard I~saacs, prominent merchan
of Glentana, was a business visitor il
Glasgow over Thursday evening. MI
Isaacs reports a splendid grain GRO
throughout the Glentana and Opheir
r. territory.
ing department at Helena, left We
nesday for Helena after concluding at
fairs in connection with the reopenin
of the Milk River Valley bank here
Mr.. Bergeson made many friends dur
ing his stay in Glasgow.
H. F. Mcconnell of Poplar, candidat
for the Republican nomination for cor
/ gress in the second district, is calm
on voters in this city today in the ir
~terests of his candidacy. Mr.. McCor
l. nell is running on a platform decla1
ing for light wines and beer and
of the opinion that he will carry h:
IN district at the coming primaries.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-08-04

j. w. Hamburg, of Omaha, Neb.,
was elected to the office of senior
vice commander of the Disabled
Veterans of the World War at the
second annual convention in San
Francisco. He is acclaimed Ne
braska's greatest hero. Hanbury
was cited for valor for remaining
at his post in action, although Sc
verely wounded and ordered to re-
tire.