davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30
Die 6iefige nSdlnraffia" uirO am
Is, Mpril c ncn Dersnisten NbenO
fir Die Seffcntlidteit se6en.

SSn 9rauenooQem @leno ridten
oriiben in Der alien 9eimat, IN
0euti1lano unO 0eitreid, ia, lett
longiom audi in Der S6mei8, Die
Wteni1en NIT gepreBtem Ser5en
iebnludt3- un0 boffnungsDoll our
uellen @eIt ibre 9lide. 8oat Sbr
nidt belfen, 10 fragen tie in allen
Sriefen, Die, ms errei6en. Sn @aib-
ington eriitiert nun elm Serein, Der
WfitglieO zines groBen, oeutl6en
8un0es BON gebiloeten Wannern,
Sangern. S6riftiteuern. Hrofeno-
rem, 8eamten, S9auipielern, Walii-
fern Malern uuo &iinltlern aler
9rt lit. @r nennt lid na6 einem al
ten @ort fir Oas 2anO beS S0eals
1S6laroffia". &einem Wteni6en
miro es einfol6en, elm 6eino bon
@flegeitdtten Ser &unlt, Der 6rerlno-
i6aft, ber5ensmarmen Sumors,
barmloler &ergniigli6feit gu iein.
0riiben lit grmunterung our 5reu-
De am 2eben, &flege geiltiger Sitter,
oes Sinnes fir oas &ei6 Der Soc
Ell, altgenblifli6 notmenOiger Oenn
ie. 9ie materielle 9tot oriiben ma9t
aber geiltige 6reuoen fat unmoglid.
Inner lofalerSerein mill 0a einlprin=
gen, mill belfen, Die oeuti6en 6reun=
De oes 8unoeS bon 2uit uno 2ei0
81 befreien, I'M ibnen elm Soeal, cine
Dale in Der 8iilte oes gegenmGrti-
gen 2ebens 81 erbalten. @ie im boz
rigen Sabre, io-pia Die 8aibingto=
ner uSdlaraffia" aud Oieles Deal
pieoer einen i6onen, ernlten nn0
beiteren, oas SCOTLAND Oes Sd0nen
betretenOen Ibeno gum 8elten Ser
SinOerung Ser Scot unter 8un0es-
briioern oeranitolten. Der Is. Mpril
lit oafiir porlGufig auserleben NOR
Den. Sm Scale oes bieitgen, 0eut=
iden Concord &lubs, 314 6 StraBe,
~gtoropelt, peroen ii6 Die Wtitglieoer
Der S6ldraffia bemiiben, ibre pieler
6rellnoe treffli6 fir einen NbenO
onrd Sortrdge perihieoener Mrt, Dc.
flamationcn, Mltiif uno Sbeater, 5ll
erfreten. Seoermann lit eingela-
Den. Man merle iih Den Is. Mpril
I'M &alenoer.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30
NGc Surfer friIdes TIeiId!
Grite GnalitGt, BEL
SnehIers,
6-45 Mi0ds Marfct, Maiu 352
n0gcilIr5tem NerUplan Der.
brdmnt.

49,: nogenir5tem NerOpian Der.
brdnnt.
81 @aio, Geros. 0ieIer
Gage pcrbrannten in Sort 8l:5
SAP s. &ei6enbad), 26, uno &ennetb
g. 9ropnL %, GeIerpeoffi5iere ser
Ser. Staaten Irmee, 81 CODE, ol3
ibr 9e 9apilan6 Hlan, in Dem lie
einen llebungsflug madten, i'm Sin.
gelidte BON 9lnoerten bon 3uifou.
.rtl 3llr @r0e frodte.
Ser in einen ltarfen @in0 gerate.
ne Slan fiel 81 8ooen, mo er 6elter
ting. 9ie beioen Slieger tporen I'm.
ter BEN Sriimmern eingeflemmt.
9(rmeeoffi8iere, SanoeIsaeroplan Yt.
loten unO 3ui6auer moren ollBer-
ltanOe, Die Spfer at retten, 10 inten.
Iip par oas Seuer.
Sefannter 9eutider seitOrbem.
Snoianap1lis, Sno. - Na9
fur5er &rantbeit lit oieier Gage
ser meitbin befannte 3ano-
Idaftsar6iteft George 6. &eBler
aus ct. 2ouis i'm Sitter bon 81
Sobren in einem bieligeu SoipitaI
%geltorben. Serr &eBIer entporf
Die 9ldne ser @ebGuoe fir Die
ct. Coulter ausiteaung in 1904
uno fiibrte Staotplanarbeiten fir
aanias Stu, Wo., @I 8aio, Ser,
Glepelano, Spracuie, 9enper, Sn.
o~ianopolis un6 nnoera Gtd6te aus.
Ils er erfranfte, mar er nit Der
Nusorbeitung bon 8lGnen fir elm
neites 8ouleoaroipftem fir Die
Stoot Merifo bei6dftigt. CT mar
in 9euti6lanb geboren.
GierSebeitamS Der @elt nm II Bro.
sent snriifsegansen.
8ai6ington, 9. s. = Sn oen
lebten aebn Sobren bat oie 3abl Ser
Yferoe in Ser @elt Inn etpa II
9ro5ent abgenommen. 8om @der.
bouOepartement peroffentli6te Bob.
len seigen einen Mbfal oes Hferoe.
beItanoes in IS 2Gnoern I'M 1t6,.
SOC, 1000 Bis t03, $50 aopfe.
Ser 8eitano lit am meiiten in
&uBlano 5uriidgeganger, no Die
a%bnnbnte nabe5u so Bro5ent be-
trug, uno in ben Ser. Staaten, no
er BON 23, 145,O 900 in 1914 ouf
2O,559,QOO gefalen lit. &uBlanos
@eiamtbeItono lit BON 34,700, 900
auf 1S,5O7, 900 %5uiammenge.
i6rumpft, moourb oen Ser. Stna-
ten sic groBte 8abl gegeben miro.
s(bnabmen meroen aud fit: oas
Sereinigte &0nigrei6, Grantreif,
OeutIdlano nno Sapan beridtet,
mGbreno Mrgentinien, &anaod,
Spanien uno oie ifanoinaDii6en
2dnoer cine 3unabme 81 Der5eid'
men baben.
&ieiensisarre fit DnfeI SOe Cannon,
Camille, Sainois. 8om 81
Observation-Disclosures ersano bon Neru
Yorf lit oieier Gage Onfel Soc Gam
non bic groBte lie fabri5ierte ralf'
bare 3igarre iiberrei6t moroen. Sic
iniBt % 3oa in Ser 26nge, einen Sui
i'm ltmfang uno lit aus reinem, I'M
S9atten geaiidteten Sapannata6at,
.Siiaer uno 0edblatt, gemadt.
P
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

Sorgen i'm noben Orient, in AegDp-
ten nrO in SrIonO. - So, - menn
Die 0eitlden Siren nGren iagte mir
neuIi6 Elm @nglGnOer, Ser Den pollen
Grnlt nn0 Die poQe 9eOeutlmg 0es
utlden @iOcrltonoes an Der &ubr
nod nidt erfoBt botte. - Die Der.
Staoten Dolten @[bfebr BON Der euro
p6iihen @oIitit fir oas @ebot Der
StunOe. Sbre offentli6e Weinung
lit nod 10 ltarf bon Der NtadDirtung
Der &riegspropagonoo beeinfluBt,
OaB Die @rfenntnis ser iittliden
Sfli6ten Mmeritos ais cine 6olge
'OeS Seriuiaer 6rieoens erge6en, nur
langiom reift. Somiet-HuBlanO lit
in Der Abfebr bon NetboOen unO
Ani6ouungen, oie ii6 in Der 8elt
Der Satiu6en ni6t Derpirflihen IoI-
len, nod ni6t meit geuug DOrge-
i6ritten INN politii6 boil eingei6Gst
81 meroen. 90 bleibt Oeutl6l1n0
iid IN oieier S6ifioIsitunOe 8unGGit
lelblt itbcrlaiien. l1no ood lit eS Die
S6idiaIsitunoe nidt nur fiirOeutid-
Iono, ionOern fir europa unO Oie
8eIt. 2GBt Die 8elt Oen beabIid-
tigten 3ugriff arf Oos inOuitriele
HriOoteigentum un0 Die beabii6tigte
@ntnotionolilierung elmer treuOeut-
I6en geDolferung 5lt, 10 erleben mir
nifjt nltr Den moralii9en 3ulammenf
bru6 0es Solferre6tS, ionOern aud
ben 3ulommenbrl6 ser europdiI6en
8irti6aft; oenn lebensfGbig miro
fein @ebil0e iein, Dos oltf 10 lumpfi=
gem &e6tsgrunoe erri6tet peroen
miro. Slider gibt es in Der 8elt
5oblrei6e &ritifer, sic audi Oafiir Die
Sdulo Dor Oeitti6lanOS Cir abla-
0cn merOen. Oenno6: IS gibt 2a-
gen, in 0enen Die Notpebr our fit
li6en &fli6t miro. Oieie Stunoe
mor fir Oeuti6lono gefommel1, ais
6ranfrei6s Sonfs uno l6mere Mr-
tilleriefolounen gum frie0liden
Sdub Ginger barmloier S%ngenieltre
ms <brgebiet rolten. Mit Der Sc
malt ser 8affen fam man 1uBerli-
DIE @rfolee erSielcu, Defenders, menn
Der @egner mebrloS lit. gtiemals
fam man nber 0amit Terbdltnille
i6offen, DIE ouf Die 9auer aud fir
ben Sieger ertrGglid iinO. In Der
@unoe, Die bier aufgeriiien miro,
miro aud 6ranfreih berbIuten.
@enm iibrigens ems an6ranfrei6s
&e6nung fali6 lit, 10 lit es Die Spe-
fulation altf Die oeutide llneinigfeit.
@ar 8ismard Der Oeuti6en @inbeit
S6mieo, 10 lit Noincare iein erfolg-
rei6er No6folger. = 0arum, oert-
lde 8riioer I'M Mltslanoe; &erlt6no=
mis- fir Die oeuti1e &eimat, aud in
oieier Stunoe idpperiten ~notionolen
@rlebenS. 8%eritan0nis uno merftd-
ti9e @ilfe, nidt MIR matericller, Jon
bern oli6 moraliider Art! limo
penn man @u6 nod Dem 3lped eli
mes &ioerltan0es gegen offenbare
llcberma6t frngt, 10 %antiuortet nit
Dem altea ocuti6en 9i6terport;
Ser Cine fragt: 8os tommt oar
na1?
Scr Mnoere: @aS lit re6t?
limo 0a0urd unteri6eioet li6
Npr Grain nn1 nom Qnpht
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

2undru0, @enIlOaf mirflihe Selifa.
teRen, iinO 81 haben bet:
UatEers, 1916 &isss Warft.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

~. Observation-Disclosures
n Il ln,n,uar t'ttcn mir mis- 10.
~l ~sN NNrut iflanniJ" Ms.
Evening star., 1923-08-05
BOOKS RECEIVED.

THE POETIC PROCESSION; An In
PRODUCTION to English Poetry. BY
J. f. Roxburgh. New York: d. APP
pleton & Co
a YOUNG MANS VIEW OF THE
MINISTRY. BY s. NJ. Shoemaker.
author of "Realizing Religion"
New York: Association Press.
COME on HOME. BY Douglas NAL
loch, author of THE Woods" etc
New York: George II. Doran Com
pany.
THE DANCER IN THE SHRINE; And
Other Poems. BY Amanda Ben
jamin Hall With frontispiece
by Mildred Ruth Wilson. New
York: George H. Doran Company.
THE DREAMS: And other Poems. BY
John MaSef1eld. illustrated by Ju-
dith Masefield New York: The
Macmillan Company.
THE SAHARA HUNTERS. BY Fran
els Rolt- Wheeler. author of u. :.
Service Series" Boston: Lothrop,
Lee & Shepard Company.
SAPERE AUDE; Or, Have the Cour-
age to BE Wise. A Drama in Five
Acts. BY Hubert Hamlin Have
lock. Boston: The Stratford Com
pany.
PLEf A study I'm Democracy. BY
Heinrich f. Buchholz. Baltimore:
Warwick & York, Inc.
THE RADICAL MILLIONAIRE. By
Leah c. Shear. Boston: The STRAIT
ford Company.
THE AUSTRALIAN IMPE RIAL
FORCE IN SINAU AND PALES-
TINE, 1914-191S. BY II. S. Gullett.
Australia: Angus & Robertson, Ltd.
WE AND OUR WORK. BY Joseph
French Johnson, ID. c. S, LII. ID.
Edited by Donald F. Stewart New
York: Boni & Liveright.
GIRTH CONTROL; For Womanly
Beauty, Manly Strength, Health
and n Long Life for Everyb body.
BY Henry T. F'inck, author of
Food and Flavor" etc. New
York: Harper G. Bros.
RELATIONS BETWEEN FRANCE
AND GERMANY. A report by
Henri Lichtenberger. Washington:
Published by the Endowment.
AMERICAN POEMS AND OTHERS.
BY J. c. Squire. New York: George
H. Doran Company.
THE WIDENING LIGHT. BY Carrie
Williams Clifford. Boston: Walter
Reid Company.
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF MRS.
TIDMUS. BY Wilfred Blair. New
York: ID. Appleton & Co.
ORIGINS OF DEMOCRACY; Or. Rise
Evening star., 1923-08-05
S1OO FINE FOR DRIVER.
Mendes in Traffic Court on -Four
Charges.

Lewis Mendes, colored. charged
with driving an automobile while
drunk. colliding. having no opera
tors permit and displaying dead
license tags on his car. was in Traf-
fic Court yesterday, and on the recon-
mendation of Assistant Corporation
Counsel II Gillispie Walsh. on a
plea of guilty, fined as follows:
Driving while drunk, $40: colliding.
$40; no permit, $40; dead license tags,
$40.
Mendes, in a collision May 8 last,
was injured in the head. May 9 he
was committed to Jail and then place
under hospital treatment and later
was a patient under mental observa-
ton. The District alieniSt decided
that he was sane and yesterday he
was taken to court. He paid the
fine and was released.
Evening star., 1923-08-05
POLICEMAN FREED.

Policeman Dick Ballard. of the
ninth precinct. was defendant in
traffic court yesterday on a charge OF
having no lights on his automobile
The case was dismissed on a techni.
cality, the information against him
setting out that the alleged offense
and violation of the traffic regulation
was in West Virginia avenue. north
west" whereas the offense was com
mitted in West Virginia avenue, nor.
theast. Ballard was arrested by po-
liceman H. Harbin, Of the ninth pre-
cinct.
Evening star., 1923-08-05
The PUBLIC LIBRARY

Recent accessions at the Public
Library and lists of recommended
reading will appear in this column
each Sunday.
Bennett, II. S. The PASSIONS and Their
England. GAS -B436p.
Bingham. Hiram. Inca Land. GssS-
B5l6i.
Brown. Mrs; D. V. The Unveiled La.
Bryce. ]. B., viscount. Memories OF
Travel. G12-Bs43m.
Campbell. Dugald. In the Heart of
Bantuland. G749-C153.
Canada. Dept. of the Interior. Domin-
ion Parks Branch Through the
Heart OF the Rockies and Selkirks.
GS2-C16l4t,
Carpenter F. q. Alaska. Gs45-C226.
Carpenter. F.. q. Cairo to Kisumu
G7l-C226.
car9snser Tl,ter; F &c 6. c,Is, Erom Tangier to
Castles. 1921. G467-C26s.
Cisar, Jaroslav and Pokorny, r. The
Czechoslovak Republic. G5s-C49
Dingley. L. n. Unto the Hills. GsS-
Eaton: ". P. Skyline Camps. Gss-
Elliott. l.. E. Chile Today and To-
morrow. G996-E164
Farrar, r. J.. The Rainbow Bridge
Foster. H. L. A Beachcomber in the
Flynn. A. j. North America in Days of
Discovery. GS0l 1896.
George. w. L. A London Mosaic. 1921.
(s45I.-G2q-l
Grey, Zane, Tales of Lonely Trails
Hammond, c. $. & Co, pub. The New
World Loose Leaf Atlas Ref
Hearn. Lafcadio. Out of the East.
1895. G67 H35o.
Hopkins. G. NJ. comp. Atlas OF Is
Miles Around Washington. incl.
the County Of Montgomery. Md
1879. GZ-H775a
land 1898. Gso2-H7S7.
Howarth. Mrs f. X p A Geography
of the Bible. G61-HS35g.
Johnson. {. X. ed. Constantinople
Today. G59C-J62.
koebel: W: H. The New Argentina.
McCracken. W d. The New Paies-
tine. G6l-M137n.
Mackenzie. o. II. A Hundred Years
G45KM45S.
Meeker, Ezra. Ox-team Days on the
Oregon Trail. G94-M414.
Mufty -zade X Zia. hey: Speaking Of
the Turks. C59C-Ms9.
Muirhedd, Findlay. Wales. Ref. G44-
Ossendowski. Ferdinand. Beasts, Men
and Gods. G666- Os7.
Parkinson, NJ. r. Twenty Years in
Roumania. 95-P224.
=
Portugal Gao P359t
Pennell, Joseph. San Francisco the
city OF the Golden Gate. 1919.
Ref. G941S-P3S6.
of Mojave. Gs4i-P414w.
''If iivia, Gss7- ~ -ps4. adventures !" 30
Pullinger. Herbert. Philadelphia. Past
and Present. 1915. Ref. GS54P-
Reynolds. c. b. The Standard Guide.
Florida. Gs72-R33S.
Rider. \. F. ed. Washington, a Guide
Book. tGS59W R43s.
Seaford. J. A. Boston. Its Highways
and Byways. 1871? Ref GS44B-
Shelton. w. A: Dust and Ashes OF
Empires G63- -Sh45.
Shepherd. w. r. Latin America. 1914.
G96-Sh46l
Smith, E, E. Teaching Geography by
Problems. G-Sm53.
Stefansson. Vilhjalmur. Hunters OF
the Great North. XG14-St34h.
Tarr. r. S. and McMurry. F. NJ. New
Complete Geography. 1920. c.
T174ne.
Tatlow. A. H., ed. Natal Province
1911. G147-T1s.
Thwing, c. +. Human Australasia
G2I-T42sh.
Times. The London. The Times Sur
vey Atlas of the World. Ref. GZ-
T4S3.
Up de Graft, F. W. Head Hunters Of
the Amazon. G9Ss-Up1.
Walton. William. Paris. Known and
Unknown. 3 V. in 10. 1S99-19o1
Ref. G39P- -W176.
Willoughby, D. About 1t and About
1920. G45-W6S6.
Zahm. j. A. From Berlin to Bagdad
and Babylon. G63-Z14.
Evening star., 1923-08-05
Candy Specials!

Cocoonut Cman1els, pound . sec
Jordan Almonds, pound .. sec
Mint Smacks, pound box. ....., .39c
Spiced Jelly Strings, pound -. 3Sc
Royal Marshnallo.Os, pound -. .39c
Crystallized Ginger, pound. .49c
Hershey's Milk Chocolate Kisses,
pound 43c
Tangerine Slices, pound. ....... .29c
Evening star., 1923-08-05

for internal bathing, because it
comes from the we'll known spe-
cialist, Charles A. Tyrrell, MD,
of New York, and successfully and
scientifically cleanses the Colon its
entire length.
Call and let US explain it to you.
Evening star., 1923-08-05

Dikemans Delicious Orange Beverage is
served ice cold at all Peoples Soda Fountains
al the regular price, sc glass
Or to take home. 15c pint; soc quart; sl.z0 gal
Ion il you furnish the container. An extra charge
will be made if We furnish bottles.
Evening star., 1923-08-05

Recent accessions at the Public
Library and lists of recommended
reading will appear in this column
each Sunday.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-07-20
GERMAN SABOTAGE IN 1917

CFrom the New York Tribune)
1t is hard to understand WHY an
effort should be made at this time to
eXculpate the German government and
German sea captains from charges of
sabotage committed on Germans yes
sells informed here in 1917. 1t was a
foregone conclusion that the Germans
would attempt sabotage, for which
official preparations were made long
ahead.
Germany had its advantages over
our government. The decision to re-
new unrestricted submarine warfare
and 10 force war with the United
States was reached at a war council
at the Kaiser'S headquarters on New
Years Day, 1917. But all through
January Won Bernstein was holding
out to President Wilson the prospect
Of successful intervention by the lat
Ter to end hostilities, thus enabling
the President to act as mediator in a
negotiated peace. 1t was not until
January 81 that Won Bernstein alb
uptly informed the White House that
Germany intended to fight on. and in
addition. if need be, to fight the
United States.
The German Ambassador knew that
this communication would lead to a
severance Of diplomatic relations. He
saws frankly in his book: MY Three
Years in America
consequently, ON the morning of
the 3lst of January, | had already
given the orders that the engines of all
ships lying in American harbors were
to be destroyed. | had already been
given instructions to this effect at the
time of the Sussex crisis, that these
instructions had now been repeated
from Berlin. AS a matter of fact. it
was dangerous to allow of any delay,
for on the evening of January 81 our
ships were already seized by the
American people. As far as | know,
however. all of them, without one eX-
ception, were made unfit for use be-
fore this occurred"
1t is hardly worth while in view of
this record, to claim any credit for
Germany on the score that the sabot-
age was not so complete and effective
as it might have been. Sabotage was
planned and ordered, and nobody with
any knowledge of German psychology
could have expected anything else.
Secretary Daniels summed up the stu
alton adequately the other day in this
from a telegram which he
sent to ''The New York Times"
When Is the propaganda endeavoring
to make angels out of Germans guilty
Of murder on U-boats and saints of
commanders in charge of informed
to cease?'
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-07-20
LUXURIOUS

LaSkeriSm continues to spread its
contagion. Ambassador George Har-
vey and Secretary of Labor Davis are
the latest victims. The story of their
atTlietion makes interesting summer
reading. especially for the workers in
the wheat fields and corn fields of the
West. Listen to this from the Wash
ington Post. Semi-otficial organ of the
Harding administration.
James j. Davis, Secretary of La
Dor: George Harvey, Ambassador to
the Court of st. James's, and Albert
D. Lasker, former Chairman of the
Shipping Board, had tirst-class pas
sage on the Leviathan. which sailed
July 4th. They occupied premier
suites. which have two bedrooms with
baths. living room, sun parlor and
breakfast room, and are listed at
81, $50 for a one-way trip.
All three are travelling at govern
ment expenses; Secretary Davis to
study the immigration question, Am
basSador Harvey, presumably with his
p trunks. returning to his post, and
Mr.. Lasker as a representative of the
Shipping Board-S14.S $50 for n way.
LaSkeriSm comes high, but this ad-
miniStration apparently Is out for a
good time.
On the L~eviathan's trial trip for a
week $50 men had a free ride and
keeps at the expense of the Govern
ment: men all able to pay for their
own trip and not at the expense OF
the people who pay high taxes.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-07-20

Most of the political muddle in
Europe a be laid to the failure of
the U. S. Senate not r~atifying the
Versailles treaty and the people of
this nation not continuing their senti-
ment and principles as during the
World War.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-07-20
UNITED STATES OF RUSSIA
Birthday Announced July 1, 1928

The ruling forces il, Ragsi, how.
drawn up a Constitution simiIar +,
the Constitution or tbpsa Init,
States. 1t was ~procIaimeJ ia Ia m,
fundamental law of tb1t p1ti,p ,Tb5nI
covers the largest terrjfory an o,rtL
on JuIy-4th. 1t provides tor' eI~rfa,
representatives and separate, Cbn,rf
and State.
The Russian Government made i,
known TO the world and asks pro0uI-
ton and support of other people, End
nations.
Since the death of the Car of Rms
sia, the people started \ Democracy
1t has been bloody and red. in order TO
overthrow the regime of the Car and
his adherents. At this the minds of
many are aghast with horror. But it
is nothing new. Turn back and read
history. The battles Tor political and
religious liberty by our ancestors in
England laster from Henry Wis re-
volt in 1910 TO the Battle of the
Boyne, July y, 1868. 100 wears.
The revolution of the French to
establish a Republic, lasted from Bas-
tile Day, July II, 1883. until 1875,
when a constitution was adopted The
autocracy of the old monarchies were
Joined with the autocracv in religion
All republican revolts to establish
Democracy and separate Church and
State were declared atheistical.
Even Thomas jefferson, who was a
member of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. was called an atheist because
he had a law passed in Virginia to
stop payment of taxes to the support
of the Church.
So YOU see it is nothing new in his
tory.
In another column is published in
part an article from the Christian
Advocate. official organ of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. by Bishop
Blake. who attended the Conference
of the Russian Living Church in Mos
COW, last MAY. and vas given a greet
ing formerly given the Car.
In the article will be read the source
of much Of the international news the
people get each day in their daily
newspapers after it has been sifted
and much suppressed to deceive. 1t
may open the eyes of our readers how.
not only have the people. bat religious
editors, and conferences, Boards Of
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-07-20

Smith W. Brookhart, of Iowa. who
returned from Europe a few days ago,
says that the Soviet government in
Russia is second to one but the
United States as TO stability.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-07-20

The election Of Magnus Johnson.
the Farm-Labor candidate. by more
than $4,000 to the L. s Senate, in
Minnesota, last Monday, and the re-
pudjation Of the Harding adminiStra-
tion by Jacob 0. r. Preus. the Repub-
lican candidate, shows Il great change
in political sentiment in three years.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-07-20

More minds than bodies are suffer
ing from malnutrition.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-07-20
CHRIST'S RELIGION
GIBRALTAR OF DEMOCRACY
Real Patriotism Rests on Moral Char
actcr of the Individual,
He Declares

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public official and citizen ooSeFNeG 'Lg
Ten Commandments jheie Mou,o ~
little need for SumptuaLH i'l'tI.
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exercises OF lhS OII'eiN''!
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on prohIolJlN' icE'S'Tlioh " a. ~
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has decided IlinIl1''"LS "ii' - l:fr;
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the electorate ana 1ilit sile -
ana quailty Oh VHe eIgStGl". TL.
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ITSELF II tIaiNtIoi -, b,.
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IMAM 10 eidi.sV "0
science ol men,
Ten commandments Nould lr"">-
form.
Good citizenship begins with moral
character and the Church is the great
teacher. The religion of Christ and
the Ten Commandments are the very
foundation of the Christian character
and the very Gibraltar q democracy
and democratic citizenship. II no
field would the Ten Commandments
work such a wholesome TRANSFORMER
ton as in the political life Of the ma
ton. If each public official and can
didate for office observed these great
moral preceptS:
Il would WoIShip zoe
ne Woutu tIo' 90" ''""' :.
any NflNtH. IllISt
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-07-20

q will build a car for the multitude"
Said Henry Ford in 19O3-Read how the fulfllment
of that prophecy is now made possible through the