davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
Baptistit bplfGGiudt ipiinanmpSj
pastorinla.

Eortlano, Ore. SGfGlaiiesIa
babtistien firfosia pibetpsi6 lain.
tGDtGntoonpono fofonfiesin oil nee.
feri-inarnanim Com Sntitbin mad
I'd eiiintpd ia eiittda pleiion eoesid
iitlfinen anteefiipppnto bdnen nii-
atanmpontirifofiistaan ionfa ran-
gaistufien piiritllonrari Oeicb oil
bdneIle madr1nnpt ritofiistaan.
Smitbille ei fititenfaan annettu pu-
beenipuoron, iiIla obielmn of cnnen
10 partu fofoon. Snritb on babtisti-
fteniaarnaaia ia arfip6ipdiiin mutt
rarinapilainen. Yiiritiiomari ontoi
bdnelle tdllaiien rangaistitfien, ie.
Iittaen, cttd tanld raugaistus on
.torpeefii teboapa piintpneeIlefin
ipntiielIe, iiad inlfiieen onteefii-
pppnt0on taripitaan iitliri mGGrG a.
fentiiipaiiuutta. Smitb oIiii fpaG
1olIiit bnliifas nrteefiippptGmG1n,
fnittta ie eipdttiin bGneltG. 8. Q.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
Snpmalainen ampannt itienIG.

Sn0bsiry, Ont. - gnil slbr
mnanpiljelijd gteeloniit toipnibipis.
ia, nleni maota toisia lauanfai-ilta-
no, i6ttGen ipaimonla l6mmittGmGan
fplpplpettd. @abdn aian perGst6
flntli mics lautaiifien ia riennettpG
ottamaan iiitd ielpdd, tapaii ban
,pnilnonia lattiaIla fiaoneena, ppsip
ipieeellS Sd1s E. g. z z .'' &: Is s
7 Wsrs grbo OF 80 iuliotias. gsuapit-
rit fertoipot bdnen fapttdptpneer
ionfrintuerran fitnlmalliiesti tpiime
aifoina. 6. II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
Safiasia pbd rette=
l6ioddn
Separatistit nieisia paifoisla iuoi-
tett1t.

Safia, iosia MALTA ia pltiite of.
oiston iullria ibnisiouffoia, on IL
fdfii ioutlinut tilaan ettd ipalta-
funta on nousiut itieanid pastaan.
8eristd ipoimain foeti,sta on ollut
10 pitfdn oifaa &einin nnafunnas-
la, iosia OH alfanrt noimafas liife
pDrfien Groom 8erlinin 9nllitlifies-
ia. 8iime lallantainn eroonpprtitpGt
iaiipat baltliinia iiiean faiipiingit
ballitufien ia poliiiialemat ia piti.
not niitG ballusiaan tiistaibin asti,
iolloin 8erlinistG tiilleitten tietoien
natfaan, @erlinin ballitifielIe iis-
tolliiet ioiifot iualloittiapat tnfaiiim
faiipitngit ia poIiiiiaiemat ieparatis.
teilta gaiin ilmoitetoan tapabtuneen
ainafin glix Sa gbapelle, Mnencben
@laobacf ia Bonn faupineeisia.
Soiiista paifoista tulleet tie6ot
fertoipot ieporatistien oletpan eoel.
leen fuoitolla ia beioGn aiananla e.
rottautlinlisliiffeenfG leipiGiuGn io,t.
tliiiasti.
SbStuGfi nbfaa lafolla.
SpopGeston iobtaiat SafIasIa o.
mot itbanneet iulistna pleislafon Jos
Ell tpopalffoia aieteta fultapobiaIle.
fSafian npfpifellG raballa ei ole
iltitrta artpoa. Saripitaan milf ia
pitoli milioonaa narffaa ennenfuin
@erlinisid tpoibaon ostaa leipGtitn1.
pun. 9tuofataiuarain biiinat iielIG
opat pbG nousieet. 6ifii on iiellG
uleisia paifoisia mime pGitpinG ta-
pobtltnlit iperiii6 mellofoita .rospiu-l
totarpeitten pddltG. gsdlfdiIet ibmi-
let oipnt fpifiipallalla anastaneet
ipot1ipGG. @iine tiistai iltana ia.
pabtiti iiellG iellaiiia nleIlafoita mel.
iasidfpmmenesid eri paifasia.
8oimafasfin ipnltofunta moi men-
na beifofiil .-lrl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
aapina pnbiennnt areifasia.

gltenasta tlillut tieto fertop arei-
fasia pitbienneen fapinan. 1000 io-
tilasta on fenraali Waetaraiin iob-
oon alla 1aIlitusta tpastasia. Sota-
Iati on iiellG iulistettlt ipoimaan.
8iimeliet tieoot fertoipat, ettG
fapina on 10 iaaht ti,faboetlifii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
Wfinneiutasia pernstetht "fo6tmms
liitto."

Winnelotaon on perustettu n. (
fobtltusliitto, iofa toimii iiiben iitun
toan ettd npfpinen fieltolofioietus
muittetteisiiin iiten ettG oItita ia
tpiinid ioataiiiin ipolmistoa fotifdDt
tod iparten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25

sos ianomoIebti iiittiiiin NOT
oaan liiottaa, titIlaan lSiiur-@rita.
niosia toimittamaan iiiiii plcisdd.
nestbs aifpon IdbitilIeiuaiillaoesia.
&pipmpfiesid tuIee oIemoan pddmt.
nisteri @aIoptnin irliii obielma
eiielannin teoIIifirtoen iuoieIenrifef.
IT, iofa obielma tiiIee iaaoo fauian
bptpdfipmiIen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
Snofiin arffipiispa iaapmmmf
Mmerifaan.

@iiotitn IiiteriIaiien firfon arftt.
piispa ilinaIiuisopin tobtori Notbon
Sooerblom on ianpiiniit gbops,paI.
toibin Ia tliIee ban fdpmddn 9Ri,otiin
fiininfaon eoustaiattn preii6entti
@ooliogen Iitona tarfoitnfieIIo c6is.
tdd iinirempoa pstdiupptta fobben
moon pGliIIG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
@aIamon nnnilisn retteIaimiiet.

3uten olentnIe fertonect rpbtpi n
40 WoIamon nliplffia fpmaterfun-
nan pappisnrunfi3i jobtanano nie,
lenoioitufiiin uu6en aiopIasfun moi
naaniaattaniien ljcboosta fieItdptr.
en- tottelemasto tad6rdpstd. Tdmdn
ioboosta tullee ainatin 5 paGpllpttd.
iaa farfoitettoipdfii lnoosta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
@oreesterin inomalainen bafee
inmrta foriuamsta.

Worcester. - Mr 9. WeGfi tGst6
farpiingista on nostonit 100000
pabingonforipauspoatimufieu Stebe
Sbamelia apastoan, tpGittden, ettd
tdn piitoii Ebomelin rafennrfieIto,
178 Soiitbbrioge faoulla ieitiemdn
tpiiffoa iitte, ientafia ettd tellinfi
of biionosti tebtp, fai 20 jaran pii.
toufiesio ppipudiiid ipontmoia.
DIR Draft on tapaturman idIfeen
ollit iairoaIasla boioettapana. Ga
ftuliebend totnii gbarIes 9. w1iir-
pbp. 3. z.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25

@altioneliposto on mpontGnpt
100000 nlfaa bdtdaputoibin 3uo-
laidripen fplatieh rutentamiiefii.
Sonoin on ipoltioneiiiposto mpon
tanpt 100000 mfon TobioisySuo.
mesia maltion boioosia oleipille
naanteille iariestettdfuid bdtdapit-
toitG marten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
Sristittsien fariimsfiia l2(rmeniasia,

9ristittbjen GriimbfiiG Qlrmeniasia
9lrmenialainen l1betpslaarnonio
gtiian stephan on SeliingisiG, Suo-
mesia pitdnpt 21betpstirtosia ,par.
iofupien ipalaistlln eiitelm1n fristii
tpien spainoista g(rmeninsfo. Yalion
popristpttaiuGa on bGnell1 ollut fer.
rottalpana. SO ennen maailmanlotao
oil mainoia. gsiilip1 iulttaoni glboul
Snmio antoi fdstpn fristittpien ipai-
noamiieen ia pboen talipen fuIuesio
iai iilloin ilirnlatia 100000 fristit-
tpd. ltsfonfiibfoiiet nntbamettilaiiet
olilpat beti malmiit iulttaanin f1s-
fpd noiioattamaan. Sulttaanin fis.
fpa pitilpit be Sumald'n, 9lllabin
fGsfpnG ia ajatteliipat, ettG mit1 H.
lealnnan fristitDn be ilrnlaaipat,
iita illnrentlnan palfan be iaapat
glllabilta. Wfubamettilaiiet fofoon-
tliiipat iollefin torille faipunois-
laam fellG Ell aieita nlliit, tpptpiipat
pliiiniiiiiin tai rauoantnppaleiiiit.
Wbteiiesta padtofiestG alettiin iitten
paiffnfunnalla aIlmpain fristittpjen
itrmnaminen. WitG iuIminlpia tel
noia fGptettiin. grGs turftilainen
iotanties fofoii lapiia ioiifon, pani
ne rituiin ia foetteli, friinfa monen
lapien laipitie fiipddrinfuula menee.
81 n1et eoes tpiattornia lapiia iG1s-
tettp. grGs iotanies otti GioiltGnid
neliG losta ia aioin iilnGin eoesid
baffaii militia p6dt poiffi. Soiiia pol
tettiin eldapdltG toiiia beitettiin lpe-
teen ia bltfutettiin.
Minfd tdboen tdnta faiffi tapab-
titi2
Se tapabtlii &ristufien ia banen
ninenid tlinnlistanliien tGboen. Soil
le fristitpille, iotta iaiipat ipainois-
ia iurnonla, oil &ristis rafas, be
eiipGt tabtoneet bGntG fielt6G. grGal.
t6 papilta fpipttiiti, tabtoifo bdn
fieItdd Seristiifief, ia riitpetd Tslba-
nteoin pnlpelijafii. ~gn fielld &ris-
tiista", lpastaii tdn1d, ~bGn on mi-
nun Serratti". &dnen moinoojania
baffaiiipat b1nelt1 fGoen poiffi ia
uiioistimat fpipmpfienid. 81 bdn
ipielGfGGn tabtonitt fieltaG &ristus.
ia. Eoinenfin fGii bafattiin poiffi ia
taas Jana fpipn1ps. "gi", oil mos.
taits. Soinen ialfa lbotiin poiffi ia
miel1 toinenfiiL nlutta ei tiio piinat-
III tabtonlit iittenfGGn luopna Hsfos-
toan &ristlifleen. 2opiifii b1net FUR
mattiin ia Min b1n p1Gii Serronia
liio. Sr6s ormenialainen, iofa of
opettajana lGbetpsfoiiIrsia, otettiin
mansifii, rG6f6ttiin ia fiilietettiin
ipanfilasta ponfilaan. SGnelIG of
englantilainen roitipo. SGmd ei Of.
Int @rineniasia iilloin, fun n1ieben.
iG pangittiin ipaan olesfeli @nglan.
nisia. gnglannin baIlitifien mali.
tpfielli onnistlli bGnen iuaoa nlie-
Deni1 wapaafii.
2abetpsiaarnaaia geiian Stepban
on monta fertaa itIefin oIlut moi.
nottiina. SGnen baGtinia on pGdsta
maboolliiintnan pian tafaiiin Ir.
meniaan, iaa6afienia fotpia fofeneen
faniania iGienille illistaa eipanfeIiit
mia aristufiesto. .SGnen nlfonoi-
nenfin oIentonia iImniiee, ettd ban
on faanut fdriiG paljon ia nGbbG
iellaista, mistG me ,pointme iaaoa
itiellenme oinoastoan bdmdrdn oa-
ipistufien. &ristits ia bdnen eipanfe.
Iirminia on b6neIIe faiffi foifesia.
SSuntala arrnabtofoon glrnenidn on.
netonto fonloal &:maa.
=
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25

Kun me toivomme parempia
pxivia, min koettakaamme kuhn
ka hyvaksi saamme taman pal
vxn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
2iittpballitnflen miebet pnbbistaluai
yleiu Oorfia iuGfijmpmista,

Seem girf. lofat 10 p. - Salli-
tlfien agentit paneitiiluat ellen pf-
iitoista, pddtefiioifii nrainitt,ta mics
I'd tGn1dn ieu6itn iuiinaliiHeesid ia
alfobolipitoiicn, lliipattoman oliien
palmistufiesia ia len falippaomiies.
Ia. geeIid ipangitalistq on mem ier-
lcpfnistsr 1lllI l|dil1Hoje1t iobtdltiie'
BID, pfli, Mr @arrb Soleb, ON gseiu-
Seriep tpaltion painojen ia nlittojen
tartastaja, olliit aifoinaan ienantto-
ri gotparbsin pfiitpisiibteerind.
.SGn on toirltinltt oliittebtntlijoin ia
piinapoliiiien ip6ltienG agenttira,
mdlittden bpmitpsn1afiut, ioita teb.
tailiiat oipat iuorittaneet noin mill
ioonan oollaria poliileille, lpoioaf.
ieen pitGG pllG Iiifett1Gn ia estG6f-
icen penniplpaninlaisten oliitpon1o-
jen apaltaamasta Seem Yorfin mari
finoita", iota beibGn ianotoon fo-
masti pritt6neen. Slittebtailijnt ia
mainittn Solep ipangittiin Yennipl-
mania botellisia. Seioat ttsfin of
ennGtettp fuliettaa funnollistalolle,
fun tafansliiffeen mics jo oil finite
reilld mapniittaatieen ipangitut to-
-fnuffella.
Toiiet inangitut olituot iitittalat'
fla marastobuoneioen oniistaiia. Sci
6Gn balliisioan on oIliit palion al-
fobolia ia otpot be labioneet piina-
poIiiieita iaaoafieen barioittoa lit
fettGGn ipapaammin. Nimet iellaiiet
fain 3acbaroif, Goldman Scbpart5
man, Greenfield ia glfenbein pibit.
mot ptolestaon.
@angitiemaIla rnainitun foplan
itsfotpnt baIlitiifien miebet pdas-
ieenid iobtatpimman fpiinaliiffeen
ipo1ninoniin fiinni. Tanndn fortta
OH mposfin poIiastltniit geep Oor-
film ioapuneen alfobolipitoiien olnen
ldbetps. Soiiia, bitomattaipasia aie.
masio oretpia benfil0itd tullaar
ipansitienaan ennenpitfdd. Bnngi-
tut oipat ipnpanna $4,000 tofoitf.
iello fitfin. q. q. II.
Iosfowam boli6eiuifit rSjGbSpffen
toinittaiina.
Warioapa. = Tarfistettiiien tieto.
jen miifnan on ipiine laiinntoina
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
ilnnben aianlasfhn nomoattamistt
,uastitstaa 30 40 Balamon mnnl

fla niipan iprfdsH fosfa miifa moa-
ilman faiffi full patriorffaa ell
ipdt ole aiian piiclella eifd 8ola-
mon tpeliesfunnop nlielta ole aiiosia
fpfpttp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
Wsosfoiuam boli6eiuifit rSjSbSpffen
tpimittaiina.

@arioapa. = Earfistettitien tieto-
jen mlfnon on ipiime launntoino
tapabt,ineesia Warioipon ruutiidili.
on rdiabopfiesid menettdnpt 15O
ibntistd benfenid ia pli tiibannen
Ioiiffauntitn,t. Eutfimustpot otpai
fdpnnisid 10 foiffi merritt tuiittaa'
mot iiiben, ettd rdidbopfien otpoi
toimittoneet poifoIlifet fommunistii
Maosfoipasto annettiiien obiausten
mufoiiesti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
snOmalainen lopettammt pailuaniS,

'Snomalainen lopettannt pSipSmIS,
Gloucester. = TGdltG fotoiiin 0.
leipo Simon Simperi of birttdbtp.
npt s[iiooiper nintiiesid paifosio,
iosta bdn Iopoettiin birttdptpneend
pltibun omoIGa iupOlIdan. Sdn of
olIut 10 pitemman oifa ioiros ia
boibettalpona Seipsburpn iairaaros.
a. iosta bdn of foranniit pori ipiif-
foo fifteen. WainoioIta idi iuoimo fl.
remaam, iofa oiuu tdsid foupunsis.
ia. g. e.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-25
'slmerifau etsiona ia SIN alnx
&lan.

slmerifan 2egionan (lotapeteraa-
MEN idriestoD fofoufiesia, iota on
pioettp San Granciscosia, Gulf. on
ollut fiiipasta n1ittelpG folinen SEN
naantioritarien jGrieston hpbteen.
Sia fofoufier eoustniista lpaati, ct.
I'd 2egioman fofous toiii iulfi tuo-
mionia flaanilaista i1riestoG mas
taan. Soinen puoli tpastusti iitG
ebootlista, ola tpantien ettd 2egiona
aiettiiiii fannattamaan faanilaisten
idriestoG. 2opiifii bpmdfipttiin iel-
Iainen tatta, ettd faiffi iellainen
toiniinta, mitG flaanilaiiet oipat bar
ioittaneet, tltpmitaan epGnnerifoIai-
iefii, miitta tiaamioritarien iGries-
ton mined eli pGGtoslauielmasi
mainita.
Serraaipan iiiGltoinen p11toslaii.
1elrrld ltrren DDDatlDttl1n:
"glmerifan 2egiona on p1GttGnbt
pleiiesid fofoufiesiaan, ettd me pi-
oGnlme jotaista pfiil0G, pfiilSi6en
rpbmdd tai idriestod, iofa aibeuttaa
tai eoistGd rotit-, iisfonto. tai Iiiof-
fariitoia faniantme fesfen tai iofa
ottan onliin .fdiiinid lain ipoimoon-
panon ippIiippoen pddttdmiien tai
rantoiilin toimittaniien, epGomerifa
Iaiien, ipaarana ipapaiifiillemme ia
periistuslafimme bdfpittajGnG.
"@belleen on pdGtettp, ettd me
fatfomme tdIlaiien pfiiIoioen, pfii.
Ioioen rbbn1ien tai idriestojen toi-
minnan oleipon iuastoin sfmerifan
Segionan ibonteita ia tarfoitufiia.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-09
NOT MUCH OF HIM LEFT

Vevey, Switzerland.-Jean Froide- yeaux, Swiss soldier in the French foreign legion, has just been deco rated with the French Legion of Honor after having undergone 50 serious surgical operations and lost all his limbs as the result of war wounds.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-09
SUPPORTING A FAMILY

Illness, accidents, costs of clothing and schooling or the accumula- tion of unpaid bills are problems to all but the wealthy. our busi- ness is the solution of these prob lems. We lend up to s30O at legal rates on notes or home furniture repayabe In installments. Our aid is immediate.
 Phone 1943.
 BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY ROOM 1ot-5. s7 w. MAIN ST.
 NEW BRITAIN.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-09

A Classified ad Tn the Herald will Eelp you to find the rent that you de- sire.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-09
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

MONARCH MoyiNG PICTURE machine, fnlly equipped. will burn either electricity or gas. stsrcoptioon also. Cost s20o. Will sell fss .e-. Brand new machine. Never used. CaIl s39-t.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-09

PLACE your awning order now. Do not
 wait until the spring rush is here. Eddy
 Awning X Decorating Co.,. City Hall Place.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-09

pIAINV1LLE-e family house of 10 rooms, in fine shape. all improvements. Large lot and only ? minutes walk to the cen ter This property must be sold. What are we offered skinner Smith Co.,, Neri Bldg, Plainvlle. Phone 41-4.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-09

Auto Parts and Accessories il AUToMOTIvE EQU1PMENT-Gasoline oils, greases and tire service. Ciark's Auto Ac- cessory Shop. 13S So. Main St. AUTO parts for all makes. Axels bearings. our speciality. Standard Auto Repair 22 oak St. Tel. 615-4.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-09

KENSINGTON--6 room cottage in course of construction. All improvements. Large lot. On trolley line. Very reasonable price and easy terms. H. J. Foiren. 140 Main St. Phone l790.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-09

PICTURE FRAMING-Bring in that pie ture you want framed now. A framed pic- ture makes an ideal present. Ohrnstedts. 72 West Main St.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-09

UPHOLsTERING of antique furniture. All kinds of repairing. The Furniture Ex- change. 67 Arch St. A. J. Giraffe. Mgr.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-09
TIT T1O Actually Winter oga
 u O thaNew Clothing"
LIVE sTOeK
Illlze, [ de I.tls
Iggs, ro.lllF,. sapplles

fs5.l; Taossasl lI5.l Aifessiss geaIs
 GasFsAised seniis- fhene sIs,s
New Britain herald., 1923-02-09

EVERY DAY
 IN EVERY WAY OUR USED CARS ARE GETTING BETTER AND BETTER. A FEW GOOD BUYS: 1920 4-pass Buick coupe. 1921 5-pass Buick touring. 1921 studebaker Spec. Six touring. Dodge 1917 roadster. 1917 7-pass Paige touring. 1922 c-pass. Buick coupe 1920 5.pass. Oakland touring. These cars are all newly painted and reconditioned.
 NEW BRITAIN BUICK co. 225 ARCH ST. PHONE 2so7 NEXT TO NEW BUICK IS A USED BUICK"
New Britain herald., 1923-02-09

USED CAR VALUES 1920 Oakland roadster. 1922 Durant touring. 1920 Oakland sedan. Overland touring. Prices on the above cars are right. Buy now and we will store until spring.
 A. c. HAwKER, s4 ELM ST. PHONE 24ss
New Britain herald., 1923-02-09

A Herald Classified ad can always be used to advantage.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19
MONEY FOR THE UNIVERSITY

A problem Of long standing is tenn
porarily disposed of, though not neces-
sarily solved, by the Legislatures pas
sage of the Westbrook bill, which per-
mits the pledging of the income includ-
ing interest, from the permanent fund of
the. University of Texas for a period
of fifteen years as a basis for loan
for immediate permanent improvements
at that institution. The money thus OBJ
tanned will be used for the construction
of additional buildings not only for the
main university at Austin, but also for
its branches, located elsewhere.
That such Improvements are sorely
needed is an indisputablc fact and an OBJ
ylous one even to persons whose knowl-
edge of conditions at the University has
been gained entirely from a glimpse of
the shacks that clutter the campus and
almost obscure the few permanent build
ings that have been erected there. Fur
Their inspection and inquiry would elicit
the fact that even the main building is
inadequate to the institutions needs.
But though no one NAV be inclined
to question the needs claimed for the
school by those who sponsored the bill
referred to, some may doubt the wisdom
Of meeting those needs in the way which
the Senate and House have chosen. At
first glance the method adopted does
seem rather odd. But thorough under
standing OF the problem with which the
University authorities have had to wres-
tie for many, many years would doubt
less cause the most conservative to &C
cept the plan finally agreed upon as tie
most feasible way out. 1t has the APP
pearance of. and probably is, merely an
eXpedient; but if it serves a worthy end
without doing violence to any principle
from which it may seem TO mark de-
parture, why shouldn't it be adopted as
4 last resort:
The constitution very properly forbids
the use OF any part OF the permanent
fund OF the University for the construc-
ton Of buildings. If that fund were
available for such purposes it might be
exhausted by shortsighted admins
tration, and then the University would
be beggar, indeed.
For many wears, while the number Of
Madents was increasing rapidly, the
University authorities had tried to get
| appropriations from the Legislature for
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19
R0VER'S CHANT.
BY BertOn Braley.

Let's go roll roll, rolling down the load.
Tramp, tramp tramping down the trail!
Oh, we'll roam, roam, roam, till we come back
home,
Greeting every rover with n hail. bail hail!
Let's 50 blow, blow, blowing with the wind
Swing sing, singing on along
Oh, we may no: know where 20 CO. 60 go,
But the beat. beat. beat Of our fariug feet
Is the drum for marching song.
Under the vault of the sky ovcrarching.
We shall go marching. marching. marching,
Over the hilltop and down in the hollow,
Following paths that the wanderers follow:
Who has the heart and the soul of rover,
Weary OF doing things and over
Let him be of us. trcading the loan,
Round the wide world, round the wide world.
Round the wide world and home.
Come. come, come aioTg. alcng with u.
Hum, hum, hum rowing song with US!
Sun, wind and rain and the free road before Us
Hark to the beat of the chorus
Lets go roll. roll, rolling down the road.
Tramp. tramp, tramping down the trail
For Wen roam, roam, roam, till we come back
home,
Greeting every rover with hail. hail. hail!
Copyright, 1923, NEA Sery.ce)
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New York Day by Day
BY O. O. NrINTYRE.

Feb. ia from diary Of a Samuel
Early and the bid
law cousin who sailed for Bermuda then
H. G.. Witwe, the scrivener.
apd tried Kelley Webster there
fgnng they foxed with drink silly
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actress and she comely as l her.
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fascinated with the vivid life aboard Talked with
who declared William McFee ruetoe
Dined at home alone dog whining with loneliness
and read far into the night So to bed
of hunters Yet the other morning
Second street wild deer appeared in the P Village
food
And loads OF passed Thirty
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stunt but 1t created mild of excitement
There despot Manhattan equal
He feared and ped by the tenant and
his building butcher
tip The pous housing shortage here
almost impossible another
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19
Watching the Parade
BY John Pilgrim.

Ever notice what odd stuff one
hears sometimes in the elevators? Or
on street cars? People who would
not tell me-personal me-what
street they live on have no hesitancy
in being almost shameless in their
confessions in a. crowd. One hears
interesting things sometimes, too.
Things that make one think.
"WhasSa matter with you?" asked
some one of dark young man in the
elevator the other day. "You look
flushed. Too high blood pressure ?"
The other fellow nodded. Then, as
If the memory of his wrongs over
powered him, he burst out:
aid like to know how our ancestors
lived through the winter, anyhow"
he said. MY goshamighty I've just
had touch of it."
He had been visiting the old folks
in a New England valley. he said.
The first cold day of all grandma
set Il crock of buckwheat batter to
siZzle in the warm corner near the
stove, and it will not cease sizzling
all winter long. The finest buck
wheat cakes he ever TASTED. he said.
These fancy hotels, where the cooks
arc all imported from the Ruhr or
Czecho-Slovakia or somewhere, serve
an adulterated, Toured NY mess of
gummy dough.
And maple syrup" he said. ectati.
cal!y. Man, you, don't know what
eating isl
Then his face clouded again.
And they sit there" he said. "alI
my folks. just like they always have
sat there, all winter long. for gem
eratiOns and generations. Sit next to
the stove. wearing red flannel, eating
buckwh"Gt cakes. Never a breath of
air in the house from fall until spring
except what leaks in. When they 20
out to feed the stock the men folks
are covered with so much clothes they
can't bend"
After n month he hurried back TO
the hellish roar of the city, where the
buckwhcat cakes are gummy and the
maple syrup has a cane field for
parent. and where the windows are
open and green salads are served
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-19
A MOTOR CAR AGE

Visitors to other countries arc i'm
pressed with the absence of motor cars
more than with any other single feature,
whether they visit the British Isles,
Germany or the less known and less
inhabitated regions OF Asia or Africa.
Ninety per cent Of the motor cars Of
the entire world are made and owned
in the United States of America. And
hand in hand with our motor cars are
the good roads and about ninety per
cent OF the motor roads of the world
are in this country, too
That spells, so far as mechanical
things can, how far in advance of the
remainder of the world. the United
States really is in things industrial and
commercial. And when we recall that
these motor cars that whiz and honk
through the streets of every city and
hamlet, over every highway and up
every country lane in the United States
are products not of pauperized labor but