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Washington Journal., 1923-07-13
Die relioi5fe scOcntnus Ocs Giisns.

Gas Gilen lit 6efonntli1 basic.
nige WetaQ, odS iufolge ieiner
Sdrte am ip1teiten bonn Mlcuiden
bearbeitet moroen lit. IS bat Oaber
ii6eruQ in ser Soritcalna Ger Wfen.
ldlcn beionocrc unbeimli6e Gigell-
idaften, ole iid beionoers in ieiner
&crmen0ung ooer NihtUerpencltng
i'm reIigioien a1tltiiS 3eigen. Sic
a%ultqerGte meroen BEL Sen meilten
&0lfern pobl aus @olo, Silber,
aupfer, 3inn uitO 9ron3e, ober iel.
ten uoer ME aus Glen bergeiteat,
ga OieIes crit mad @%inridtllng 0es
SuItuS nlfgenommeue, falte uno
Idnei0enoe NtetaQ oen @0ttern chen.
10 un6eimliA Dorfommeu mltB, mie
ibren &erebrern ltno ibnen Saber
fern qebalten reroen miiB.
Ger @lau6e, oaB giien nidt NIT
SeiIigen 5uiammenge6rad)t iueroen
oorf, gebt bel manden &0lfern er.
ltaunlid melt. Sci ben altSn Suocn
ourften feine eilernen @erdtihaften
gum 9au zines SempelS ooer 9lltarS
pernenoet neroen; in eiten griehi-
I6en 1empel Ourfte fein eiierneS
@erGt gebradt meroen, uno 0ie Hrie.
tier Der G0mer mllBten li6 iogar
NIT bron5encn Itdtt nit eiierner
MeIiern raiieren. Nnoerieits oiente
Giien a6er aud olS S6ubmittel
Qeaen boIe Setter; mad i6ottiidein
@oIfsglou6en geniigt Elm in Die Cir
geIdlagener Giiennagel ODER Elm IN
ser GaIde qetrogenes Giienneiier,
0as Sous uno Den Meni6en gegen
Die Glfen SIT ihiiten; ihon Oas @ort
salt @iIen" oertreibt b0ie Setter.
4lth in OitaIien, in Snoicn uno
Afrifa befGmpft MAJ Die G1monen
nit 8orliebe NIT eiiernen @nffet.
3u primitipen Operntionen, mic
ser 8eI6neioung lnO Dem Abtren.
men ser Na6eli6mir, oiirfen bel bic.
len 80lfern logar MIR Iteinerne Sn-
ltrltrne1tte gebraltdt DerOell, % 0lele
&ro5eouren aus 10 urtiimlider 3eit
Hammer, ooB ibre ulte Seiligfcit
i6on 6ltrA Metdd idleht6in perleBt
piiroe. Die llnbeimlidfeit oes 81
lens ipri6t iid pielerorts audi III Der
6eionoeren geieaidaftli6en Steaun9
ser &%erionen aus, Die Giiengerdte
6erlteaen; ser S6mieO lit in afrifa
mie a1l6 in SnOien itnO an0erm0rts
Gin nit unbeimliden &rdften begab-
ter unO ie nodOem geahteter ODER
g~emieoener, altf ale Safe a6er ae-
fiirdteter Meni6, mas iid allf in
Ieiner Gtealng i'm oettiden @olfs.
glor6en nod otsipridt.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13

- Iufo Ser Gurpromena :
sc in Marienbao. @iener
8a0egait: nS6aum'5, / mad bait
ia Sebl ororS, 0aB / 8 9erliner net
leioen mag, oie qnpcicnopn natiir-
lid ousgeidloiicn."
@erliner 8aocgait: Limo i1 fam
sic @iener iebr gut lcioen, Die Gn-
pelenocn natiirliG ollsgrI1loiien."
Gin sc lroNen. @ndoi.
&c CUR nellen 90din: rGaS cine
lage id) Sbnen gleib BON pornber'
elm: 9iebbaber 0ul0e i'd grunoidB-
li9 nidti"
n@ic iino Sic oann ga gu Sbrem
Monn gefommen?"
= @Iid m Il ng1iid. 81:
u0u bait ia eirlc feline 9eltle OIL Der
Stirn? SIT Dir ein llnfaa paliert,
mein Sreuno2"
g.: .Meine lie6e 8rou bat mir &C.
tern in ibrer Stage DWtepers Sono.
Concentrations .2rrifon" oil Den &opi
geiporfen."
81: 90 fannIt OH nod frob iein,
oaB es nitt Der 0roBc @eper" gene
fen it,"
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13
@ie Die 5ran cridaffen iuurOe.

Son Dem l1rlprung uno Der @r'
I6affung Der Srau gibt cine uralte
Sinoulegenee 8eridt. Gmai1erie,
Ser @ott 8ulfan Ser &inoumptbolo-
gle, idp1f sic @elt, aber als CT nit
Der Gri1offung Der 6ralt beginner
polte, ga entoedte or, oaB er aaes
i10pferii6e Bacterial bereits per-
braudt bate. Ser @ott mar er-
ftaunt uno traurig unO perfiel in
ell tiefes Sinner. PTS er nie0er
aufitano, tat CT foigenoeS: Gr nabm
Die Nunobeit oeS MpnOes, Die glei-
tcn0e &urbe Ser S6lunge, Die an
mutige @inoung Der G9lingpflan-
&c, 0as belle @l1n3en Der @rasbal-
me uno Die S6lanfbeit Der 8eioe,
er nabm SEN Samt Der 8lumen, oie
2ei6tigfeit Ser Seoer, zen i6onen
glid Ser Siinoins oie 6r0bli6feit
Ser GonnenItrablen, oie SrGnen Ser
@olfen, sic @anoel6arfeit oes
@inoeS, ct nabm bic 6llr6tiamfeit
BEG Saien. Sic gitelfeit oes 8fous,
sic &Grte oes Giamanten, Die @ral1-
iamfeit 0es Sigcrs, or nobm 81 &dl-
te bcst S9nees, oas S6maten oeS
Bapageis un6 oas @irren Ser Sur
teltaube. aa ous miifte er nit
%einanoer, unb Ooralts formte er oas
@ai6 800.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13
Sramtigamc, Die lire 9Od5eit Oer-
geiien.

Ieris er5dblt in ieinen Crime
rullaen sic @elGidte zines Yaltors,
ser elm leioenl1aftli6er 8ii6erlieb-
ba6cr mar un0 arf Dem @ege 5u iei-.
ner 8raut, oie er CUR Srauung ab-
bolen molte, in einen Altbii6er-
LADEN geriet, BORT 10 intereiiante
6unoe mad)te, Oab er Ben gan5en
Sag ii6er bort blieb uno Die Sod
scitsgeleqi1aft in bodlte @ufregung,
Sic 8ra1tt in @er5peiflltng. lieB.
8Gbreno man nod ME geb0rt
bat, Dab cine @rollt lire Sod5eit
pergeiien batte, iino iolde Sale per-
geBlider 8r1utigame gar nift 10
Ielten. Ser beriibmte S6auipieler
SoBn &emble geb0rt gu ibnen. 9ad
ser Sroullng muBte er iofort inS
Gbeater, Inn 81 ipielen. Seine
Stole ergriff i'm 10, Dab er poaig
pergaB. OaB er Oerbeiratet iei, mo
nat5 Dem Gbeater III feline Sungge-
ieQennobmlng 8uriidfebrte. Sic
Sod5eitSgeIeaI6aft ipartete unter-
OeIlen dtf i'm in leiner neuen Sob
nllrtg, unD als er nidt fam, begaben
Iib orei Sreunoe, 6ie bereits etpas
abnten mad ieinem Sunggeieaen-
beim. Sic flOptten lange OIL ieiner
Cir, bis Gemble idlieBliA i'm Na6t-
gepono am SenIter eri6ien un0
rief: n8er lit oa2" rIber
&emble," riefen Die Sreunoe bin
auf mir parten ia felt StltnOen
o1f oi6 in oeinem ncuer Seim, uno
oeine iunge 5rau lit gang gebro-
den" n&idtig, meire Srau," err
pi6erte aemble, n0ie bate i'd gan3
oergeiien. Sd idlafc i6on ieit
3pei Stunoen."
Gin 6efannter englii6cr @eiitli-
der bate lih nit ser Todter zines
9iIfofs perlobt. ct mar elm leiOen-
ldaftli6er g(ftgler, ulo am Morgen
oeS Sod3eitstages ging er nod an
Sen SlltB, Inn elm paar Slide 5it
fangen. Sein 2ieblingsiport padte
i'm 10, Dab er Sod0cit uno 9rait
pergoB. Man muBte nod linn III
den i1no fano i'm ihlieBlid frieb-
lid fisen0, gang IN Sic Seligfeit
oes 4ngelns ocriunfen. Ga es nod
nid)t al ipGt mar, l0lte Sic 9raiit
oas 9iinonis uno IieB i'm peiter
angeln.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13

= @uSpeg. Nr5t; ~slac Ga-
ee Elm Bis 5Wei StunOen Sol3 bot
fen mGre Sbnen iebr Oienlid)."
nAber SEER 9oftor, III meiner
Gtellung -
SEA, sic fonnen ia meinetwegen
Srad uno tpeiBe Sanoidube Oa3u
nnateben, Inn nidt MiBOelitungen
ouSgeieBt 5u fem"
- Sn Ser S6ule. 2e6rer:
r8arum beteit Oh alio 0es Wtit-
tags, &arl6en?"
&orI6en: n@eil i6 nidt cher
elien oarf!"
- S9on gefoat. r@inna,
5ouert Die Soilette meiner Grau
nod Ionge?"
nNein, oie qndoige 6rau wedJieli
1ltr nod sic Sarbe."
- ST 0 m er @un d. Sic;
.8ie - lett fommit 9u crit nod.
bauie2 @ir Itebt ser @eritano till"
Gr: n@enn 9ein Mrtno iif) bod
Elm 8ciipieI ooran nebmen m66tel"
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13

-@ao1fol 8eim 6ritbi6oppen
Iino Ser SEER Sberforlter nno Der
Serr Stuttgart ouriiber uneinS 9e-
pcroen, tper Ser 9idter oes gemiit-
prnen 2ieoes nSrl einem fiiblen
@rltnoe" iei. sic piiien 5tuar alle
beioe ben 0amelt niht an5ugeben,
obipobl er ibnen Ualf Der 3unge lie
ge", oo9 bebaitptet Der %erItere, gan5
iifer gu fem, Dab Ser 9fame aus
89ei Gil6en beltebe, pdbreno Der an-
oere erflGrt, es iet MIR Elm einiilbt-
ger. Suit our re6ten 3eit fommt Ser
SEER @rofeiior, Der Die Streitenoen
6elebrt, ooB Gihenoorff 0as 2ieo &C.
oi9tet babe. Sea, alio," iagte Der
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13

gorI6tio. 5rau Gum
8ottrit, Der frii6 lint pier betnt"
fomtnt): ga bait on nit Dem Vtiil'
Ter unO Dem 0enoarm 10 loh9e
9orteu geipiclt2
@ottc: 9ld, MIR Dem @enoorm
8uIiebe, man mciB Sod nidt, mic
man sen NAL 6rauden fam!
Nfdt porteiii6. 9u,
Steiner, Tag nal, mas lit oenn Der
before @ait6oi BON bcioen, Der
.@olocne Steru" oOcr ser rVlalle
Shman"?
So, i'd wceB MIDI, aus olcn
5tuee'n BAN ie mcin'u Safer Idon
'roltSeeidmiiien!
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13
sic arms @sIt.

u gnesrl iS bonn Simmel e'itie9'u
llno tpoIt' Die Neniben frag'r,
@os f. 5u Der gnl5eu idoncn 8elt
Bon unierm Serrgott Ia9'n.
1tuO oaun is 3 auf gum SinlmeI
o'floa'n
rlno bat n Serrn beridtt,
SAB 8 mt n 8ufrieoenieiu aif Der
&elt
SaIt mar a 10 a @'i6i6t.
q gIcnS, iag'n E, a Summer is's
llno a GercrieBlihfeit;
N8d' bait ntr ais SDrg' ino Stag,
@iel Summer nn0 piel 2eio.
q ieOcr bat Ifo' g 2eb'n berfpini6t,
9aS allies BLOB bergdlIt;
q Sriibfnl ts's, a SammertaI
9ie 9nn5e GroentueIt.
9d is Ser Scrr gar Sornig norm
lln0 tpoqt' Die 8eIt ueroerb'n
30, net faet's SnaerIn. ~bitt' re9t
idon -
Sc min ia nienIanO Iterb'nI"
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13

-9ie@ It r c. oBns fdut
Sbnen elm, G(nna, meinem Mnnne be-
Ionoere slufmerfiamfeiten gu ertpei'
fen? Sic BADEN iid gar nidt nm i'm
gu fiimmern; ij fiinmcre mid audi
nid)t Inn ibnl"
C Sd nerenoter. DNd),
Sic g%lnu6eu ni6t, tpie Dcltfrcmo nno
unerfobrer i'd binl"
SEA, 90 poiien mir ia fornos ou-
iammer, 6rGulein, 0enn NIT mir, oa
fonnen sic mas erleben, Jag i9
Sbnen!"
-&einIid. n@ie, &1tguite,
Sic friliercn ii1 Dor meinem Soilct-
tenIpiegeL? Eragen Sic ibn lofort
gum 6emiid reinigenl"
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13
MerfiHlerunnsnnent

Sieb. electromagnetic
(8u einem 3i9arrenbdnoler): Sc
Itatten: 8ertreter Der 6eueroerltd)e'
runas . @eIenidoft Rbonir
y@eben sic iid feline wtiibe, i'd
bin nift 6ngitliH."
80, 70 = Sbre 3igarrea brent
men tpobl ni6t?"
Grfparnis. Sat (miir'
rii6): Set einem balben Sabr trim
fe ih nun i6on ouf oen &ut oes Yrs
tes fem Bier mebr uno Der Gr-
fole?"
Srou: 80, fei hidt unOanfbar,
Seroinono! - Sd babe mir wdbreno
Ser 3eit idon 5uei &oitiime anlHaT-
fen fonnen!"
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13

~ Sobne. Batter Ser @raut:
rMeine Sodter bat elm b~eoeuten-
oes 8ermogen; aber i'd batte es
bod lieber gelebem wenn mein
S1piegeriobn ieinen SausItano alts
eigener &raft bdtte griinoen fon-
men,"
S6piegeriobn: rSa, uenn
mein 8ater 10 iparlam gemelen
mGre mie Sic, Serr."
Sred. Srau: nSier iino
no1'n Baar Stiefel, oie Sbnen mein
Wanm abtreten Mill"
Sanomerfsburihe: .Sm, mir
ideint, iie fino i6on abgetreten ge'
rltgl"
- nnperbefferIia 4. Stamm-
gait (oer beim gintritt ins 2ofal
iiebt, pie Scr 0berf0rlter Die chen
erfdienene 3eitihrift aufi9neioet)
.S~berforiter, Sberf0riter, Dab Sie
bod cas- @ufihneioen abiolut niht
laiien fonnepl"
Sn Ser Site. Simmer
6ieie gebenfcnl Seien Sic Elm
Ntann, Srdulet,, uno meroen Sic
meme Graul
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13

Stuttgart gum S%berf0rlter, ~ba bot.
ten mir 8uiammen ia bod re6t ge-
babt!"
- 90 iitterIi6er tat. Sci
bod feline Cans, liebes &inoE @leiA
an G9eioung oenfen, lpenn er nal
i6le9ter 3aune lit! Sn ieGs 8o6en
lernt iih oas @erbeiratetlein ni6t =
manhe lernen es MEL"
- OrigineIIe 80 abnung.
@aItpirt gum Stloenten): D@uf Sbr
8erIpre6en, ooB Sic ubaablen mol
len, babe i9 biz ieBt INNER fir Sic
angei6rieben; nun mo6te ib aber
gerne, oaB Sic alt6 nal ettpas an
3oblenJ oamit i'd abi6reiben fonn."
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13

SIN &onfeftionsge-
Gbef (5u elmer Dame, Die
cine &1einigfeit faltftl: uMeine @nd-
oigiteI sic ieben 10 leioello aus, be-
notigen gemiB all6 Elm neileS &leiol"
= Som i6lauen Setter.
SEER: n@aritm bait 9u ms oenn
nibt geiaet, oaB 9ein Sater berlest
piro?"
@eter: y8ir oiirfen es ia niemals
iagen, menn bel uns mas Derlest
mirol"
e.
Mlttter (na9 Dem 8oiiieren zines
Sltnnels CUR So6ter): u@artm
peinit gu oenn, chi? @eiie) Sat
Der 2e1ttnant bid etnn 49,"
vNein - eben ni6t!"
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13
81 M m i It {.

ba6en ia einen fiirGterli6en
S6mupfen, licbe Srau @ran3iger.
.Sa, pifen sic, id mar nenli9
Bel meinem S1miegeriobn, Der bat-
te i'm, uno oa babe i6 mid fpobl
ongeitedt."
eoenfIide Sorbe'
rettung. 9beuterfaiiierer: 9ia
GispIabe iino lcioer ale pergeben!
@e6men sic n Stcbplat. Ga i9la'
fen sic wenigitens nift elm!
0as gebei5te Mu.
fenm. 9as bieiige Ellblifltm
ideint lid lebbaft fir aunlt gu in.
terciIicrrn. @ie's in oas Wuleum
bincinItromt!
so, tpeirs So ibon tparm lit.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13
9pppeIiinni 9.

0oppeltnntg ~gSte
fommt .es nur, oaB man ilniern
Opern-2ibrettiiten 9arel gar ni6t
III @eIelidaften trifft?"
Scr i9reibt INNER ab."
sunni #. ~SSa - Die &Orper &C.
lirgen mir nod ni6t redt - aber
mein Sreuno meint, ib perItanOe Die
Geelenmalerei!"
Si1erung. 9iener (5il
einem ~anoern): r&omm rein; mir
mollen ne Yltue Seft trinfen."
Limb tpenrt rns 0ein Baron iiber-
raf6t2"
ra6, Ser 1T i'm alub; ih meroe
inn telepbonieren, bob iein Salipt-
glGilbiger gefommen lit, Damn lino
mir bombenii9erl"
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13
Onsitne @ofns. 81:

9as lit Ser &auS. g.:
n8esbalb bat ii6 oieier Garperl mir
oenn nift norgeltellt."
g.: r@uBte ieoenfaas ni6t, Oh er
iif uSbnen" ODER Sic oorItenel
ioute."
-3meierIei. Mutter: o&arl,
m06teit Oh nidt 9eiile NiGten bier.
b6nOig ipielen ieben?"
Onfel: nSa, ieben lieBe ii6 oas ia
idotL ipern mans MIR nidt audi =
b0ren miiBte?l"
- 8aosboft. Sberforlter: So,
man miro MN alt uno Oas @eoadt-
mis- l0Bt mad!
9efannter: @lln, SEER 0berf0r.
Iter, sic Souptiade lit 0o&t bob
Sbre 8bantalie rege bleibtl
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13

aud peI6c for 50 Oas 0oseno &c.
babt, uumer sic iudre oaS Scintroge
nit ucrt. lin aroO BON 6te Sort ben
id mid G balrpes 9lsello getdr't.
SD ben gefiihlt. olS oh idl mid ielblt
fidc Jolt. @omit i6 perbleipe Sbne
SBrn lielDcr
91tlipp Sauerdmpe -.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13

- Sim d Ser s 0 d.
5eit. 0Seute, Mdnn6en, bate i6
nod feline Belt gum &oden! /.
SD Bob crit meme 8tu0lf &o6biider
aufidneiOen miiiienl"
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13

- 81 II opfern6 s.. r@eine Jun.
&c 6roit TIT, mas iie mir an Oen Au.
gen obieben fam. @eil ib i6narde,
i9nar6t fie aus @ittmiitigfeit audi"
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13
Qpir SO uu6pr

&ein @unoer.. rSaben
Sic idon gebort, Ger Meier bat auf
elmer So6ge6irgstour ben Sals &C.
broden2"
oaein 8unOer, mo- er bod idon
jabrelang balsleioen0 it,"
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13
3m befannt.

@enie: n8oran mag es liegen,
0aB oas 8ublifum iogar meine i6on-
item @erfe nidt periteben pin?"
&unit bG miller: v@enn i6
Sbnen raten 6art idreiben Sic ndf'
Ites Mol Sbrcn Namen ni6t 10 oeut-
lid"
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13

uB1e meme SlgQrre 1Wn1edt
Dir ni9t?"
rgee, nimm's mir nidt libel, aber
es lit elm miierables &rautl"
Sea, meiBt gu - Damn bait 9n
feline slbnlng bon 3igarrenl @s lit
geitern gum eriten Mal paiiiert, oaB
neit Gbef iie nidt eingei6loiien
bat!"
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13

ICuS III uAN AANtA
ter nit oeu @et-
el1nibou2 0ubt
Seman0 oas Ell
CONNER rufe2
8cu idl oubu nit.
Gen gauge Spring
ben lner 8inter &c.
bobt, NIT e paar
beige Gage enei ge-
ntidIt, Dab nter &c.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13

Gutsbefit5er: uSdon mic.
ser fino' ib Did glimmler i'll mel
mem Yarfe forlcn5en. Oh bit pabr'
baftig nid)t inert, oaB Did Die Sonne
beiheint." 9
StroI6: nQrlm LEG i6 oot
I'M S1otten."
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13

.alio Elm Saus Fat fie in altofcn
uno cine Miaion &ronen? 8ie
Itebt's oenn nit Dem Ilter?"
30, oas &aus lit nod reft gut er-
balten."
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13

v8ebn ltbr iIrs, itno ib ion I'm
elf llb~ Inn oie &an0 elmer @itpe
onbalten. Sic cine quite Mitgift nit
bringt, o6er meine Sole mill ourd-
ans ri6t trodnen."
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13
WHemrr : d1rcibrbrtet Nrs
pbtlipp SaMrramptrr.
ESQ

Wsein Iieber Scrr yieOudtiondr: =
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13
Gin @enasiamer.

.mimm g mir nit libel, Sreuno; amr Seine Grm ipriat mir gu
bel"
u9u bait rebt; uer weiBt Oh: wenn fe pirfGa nal aufb0rt Damn
lit es aud Elm mabrer SohgenuB!"
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13

g9as lit sic WfGt.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-09-20
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Buy P. & G. soap for &c a bar a
City Grocery. 1t
Mrs. E. M. Tone and daughter
Doris, have returned from a visiting
tour of several months in Iowa ano
Minnesota.
The tremendous picture epic with
20 famous stars-Strangers Banquet
at the Liberty Thursday-Friday.
! Mrs. Glen Anderson and two child
rem arrived Sunday evening for q
visit with her sister, Mrs. E. t. Har-
ris. Their home is in Kansas.
The supreme motion picture
Achievement next Thursday-Friday en-
titled "The Strangers Banquet"
Armour's tall milk, this week loo
per can at McAllen's. Limit 10 cans
to a customer.
Miss Amber Bickers returned
home on No. 3 Sunday evening from
Minneapolis, where she had been the
past few weeks visiting relatives.
Chicken coops have arrived. Call
and arrange for prices and coops at
McAllen's.
Get P. G. G. soap at wholesale
prices at the City Grocery. 1t
Yes, we have P. & G. soap at SC
a bar. City Grocery. 8 1t
Think of it-15c Jell-O for 10c at
the Valley Market. 1
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook returned
Monday from a~motor trip to Will
.liston, where they went last Thurs
day for a visit with relatives.
Regular 15c cans of corn, 10c per
can all this week. Neut & Kap. 1t
Regular 15c Jell-O, 1Oc per pack
age all this week. Valley Market.
A. L. Burch has a very choice col
ecion of Montana agates cut by a
Ilendive lapidary from stones Mr..
md Mrs. Burch picked up along the
Yellowstone.
Occident Flour makes better bread.
1t all grocers. 22-tf
If you miss seeing this $4,000
of furs at McAllen's you'll
'e sorry.
S. L. Kleve and F. w. Bleck mem
'ers of the State Public Examiners
orce, are here to be present at the
ounty sea- trial if needed as wit
esses.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-09-20

Think of it-15c can corn for 10c.
Neut & Kap. 1t
Mrs. j. S. Bruner and Mrs. E. B.
Styer left Tuesday morning by
motor for Billings where Mrs Bruner
is today attending a conference of
district club presidents.
Chicken coops have arrived. Make
arrangements for prices and coops
before bringing in your chickens.
McAllen's.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-09-20
CARD OF THANKS

| wish to extend sincere thanks to
those who were SO kind at the time
of the sickness and death of my boy,
and especially to Mrs. Robert Rhodes,
Mrs. Peter Kline and sister-in-law
and Mrs. Robert Jelly for flowers,
to Roy and Frank Landon for cars.
Mrs. E. Manner.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-09-20
Yes, we have l5c grade 81 corn
for Toe. Neut & Kap. 1t

"A carload of new Light Six"
Oldsmobiles, consisting of one Sedan,
one Coupe and two Touring cars, is
due to arrive in Wolf Point he lat
ter part of this monts. Prices will
be announced on arrival. Ed. Cam
rud; dealer. 1t
Save--get 10 cans of regular 15c
corn for 81 at Neut & Kap's- 1t
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-09-20
Grab Apples So per box, McAllen's


= Howard Tooly visited with his
: mother in Poplar Sunday.
4 loo dance at Coliseum, Saturday
: night, Sept. %.
Clarence and Edna Dillon of Vida
: were Sunday visitors in Wolf Point.
= Last dance of the summer season
at Coliseum Saturday, Sept. %. 1t
MIR. and Mrs. Verne Hubbard of
Sand Greek have moved into town.
Occident Flour costs more, worth
it. At all grocers. 22-tf
j. M. Mus is now anage of
8 the Cogswell. Implement Co.
: Dance. Dance! Dancel Coliseum,
: Saturday, Sept. %.
: Mrs. Leo Dirlam went to Cut
Bank Saturday evening for a few
days visit.
!: A better -four than those hat cost
more. WOlIdnd. IL
Mrs. D. C. Witt came up from Pop
lar Tuesday evening and visited with
her parents.
Yes, We have 15c Jell-O for 10c.
Valley Market and Grocery. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Smith were
II T,,aoI,xr -,,~L+ x-- rT~--x~ |
Wits.
Save-get 10 packages of regular
15c Jell-O for 81. Valley Market.
Harry and Dean Wood went hunt
ing Wednesday on the creeks north
east.
The Sin Flood mex Tuesday and !
Wednesday. Liberty. {
J. w. Voorhees, celebrated the :
opening of the shooting season at
Bodoin Lake.
The pleasure of Woltana is in the
flavor. 1t h
Mrs. A. C. Corbin, Mrs. John Ty-
Ter and Mrs. D. B. Noble were here .
from Poplar yesterday shopping I
WANTED-Young man to deliver n
goods. Cash Grocery&Bakery.
Sam Mcdonald of Dry Fork was
in town on business Wednesday. q
Peter Johnson, one of the bachelor O.
farmers of Wide Awake, was doing a
business in town Monday. IN
Marshall Neilan's supreme classic t.
is ''The Strangers Banquet" next
Thursday-Friday. Liberty.
Grandma Witt came in from Nick
wall Friday for a weeks visit with
her son, Harry Witt.
Marshall Neilan's true masterpiece
is strangers Banquet"
Don't miss McAllen's big $4,000
fur sale, Sept. 20, 81, %.
Armour's Milk, big tall cans, this
week loo per can. McAllen's.
Mrs. Maude billiard and daughter
Elsie have returned from an extend
I'd trip to the western coast.
McAllen's big $4,000 fur sale is
low on. Don't miss it.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Wilson of Nick
vail were Sunday visitors at Frank
esThe Sin Flood" is a wonderful
that you will long remember,
t the Liberty Tuesday-Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Erickson and
ably daughter left Sunday evening
or P~lentywood to make their home.
Convenient, inexpensive scratch
ads for school use at the Herald
flee. 30-2t
Art Paulson and son Clarence and
1iss Maude Kellogg motored out to
Greek Saturday afternoon.
Need some cheap tablets to Gig
ge" on? Get them at the Herald
flee. 30-2t
Delbert Rhodes, a McCone county
ommissioner, was a buiness visitor
Wolf Point Saturday.
Handy scratch pads in several
for all purposes, inexpensive,
the Herald office. 3O12
Mrs. Art Wilson from south of the
YER visited Monday with her sister,
rs. Harry Bickers.
Try Hill Bros. Coffee. Northside
Tiff
w. B. Everett has returned from
trip to Galva, ILL.,, to hook after
operty interest.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-07-14
Prejudice Fails to
Prove Effective in Partisan Cafe

(By the Associated Negro Press)
Paris, France, July 13.-"Amer-
leans may regulate the social customs
of their own provincial country, but
they must not attempt to invade
France and infiict their tawdry race
prejudice on u.s." said Gratiet Cand-
ace, the famous black deputy of
Guadelaupe, in a vitiolie attack on
American tourists published in one
of Paris leading daily papers.
Complaints about the treatment
accorded to Negroes have been reach
ing us recently" said Candace. "At
Havre a colored gentleman who did
his duty bravely during the war was
brutally expelled from a dance hall
because his presence there was dis
tasteful to American clients.
"In Paris a colored French citizen
with university degree was refused
to the Montparnassex
cafe on the same grounds and was
obliged to summon the police to teach
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-07-14

the proprietor an elementary lesson
in French law, under which there are
no distinctions of race or color for
men, women or children on French
soil.
Americans are free to institute
and follow what manners they please
at home, but certain habits which do
not conform to our ideas of liberty
and justice they must not try to in
troduce into France. In 1918-19 we
witnessed the assassination OF
French Negro poilus by American
soldiers at st. Nazaire, Nice and 9TH
er cities. The foreigners were pun
ished.
To-day we do not want to accept
the lure of the almighty dollar over
the splendid moral patrimony of
France. White, yellow or black, all
men who enjoy the proud distinction
of being French citizens must live
here together peacefully in liberty,
equality and fraternity.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-07-14
PUT ONE OVER ON DlNGLEY
kansas Representative Marked, Up
Distinctive "Seere" on Famous
Statesman From Maine.

The famous Jerry Simpson, Populist
representative in congress from Kan
sas, took delight in turning the laugh
upon Representative Ddngley, espe-
cially on something related to the
tariff. One day the Kansan walked
down the aisle on the Republican. side
OF the house. peered into Dingley's
silk hat, which was reposing on his
desk as q sign that no business Of
importance was expected to come up,
and went to his seat. A little later
he obtained the floor. He spoke of
Dingley's views on protection. But"
he went on, "the gentleman from Maine
does not practice what he breaches.
There's that hat, which has become a
barometer in the house. That hat was
made by the pauper labor Of Europe.
1t bears the firm name of London
concern. l was amazed when l acci-
dentally saw that English trademark.
The makers Of that hat claim to be
purveyors of hats to royalty"
Dingley's explanation that he had
not inquired the make of the hat
but had merely taken one that fitted
him, only added to the hilarity of the
occasion.