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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-09-13

Waitman Stalnaker who formally
lived here has accepted the position
as chief-of police of Philippi, made
vacant by the resignation of Everett
Robinson. Mr.. Stalnaker will I'M
doubtely, made a good police.
The Conference of the u. B.
Church for West Virginia was held
in Clarksburg last week; Rev. Critics
is returned to Belington and Rev
Radabaugh to Grafton. Rev. Stone
king, is not taking any work and is
arranging to move back to Belington
A little one year old child of Mr.
and Mrs. Freddie Booth died Tues
day of whooping cough and was bur-
led today at Lambert Chapel.
| A meeting is called again this even
ing in the Business Men Club to dis
cuss the advisability of asking the
Board of Education to purchase adj
ditional grounds for the High School
The property that would be for sale
belongs to Geo. M. Serpell and the
McCutcheon heirs. The burden of
taxation for school is already heavy,
yet it is thought by many that salts
factory terms can be reach to take
over the property. Every taxpayer
should take an interest in this matter
at the meeting tonight
The following out of town friends
and relatives were present at the
funeral of Mrs. A. L. Hinkle: From
Elkins: Enoch Harper and. family,
MrsaaWill Leader, Harley Leader,
sMrs.sA. b. Mouse and family Mr.
Harold Mouse and family, % MI.
Tommy Stalnaker and family, H. I.
Robinson and family, Mrs. Ethel
Mouse Woolwine and family, Elias
Kittle. From Meadowbrook: Kent
Stalnaker and family From Fair
mont: Ira Mouse. From Buckhannon
Miss Corinne Outright. From Volga:
Mrs. Abbie Rogers, Mrs. Butcher,
Mrs. Roger. From Philippi: Cecil
Rogers and family, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Sandridge,
Mrs. Rebecca Stalnaker( Sister of
Mrs. Hinkle.) From Junior: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Viquesney, Mr. Cliff San
bridge. From Kerens: Mr.. and Mrs.
Inflow.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-09-13
FIFTEEN HUNDRED LEAVE
yF4 CITY IN PANIC -

Is SOUTH BEND, md, Sept. IL
DBetween 1900 and / 800 negroes are
reported to have left the city in the
last twenty-four hours, following the
receipts of a threatening letter by a
well known member of the negro
community here. q;
Although no violence has followed
ed the receipts of the letter, many
negro residents, it is said, left for
fear that they are in danger.
Police place little confidence in the
letter, which was received by the pro-
prietor of a local soft drink place,
and said they wer INCLINED to believe
it the work of a crank.
Considerable excitement reigned in
the negro section of the city tonight
and Chief of Police Laurence Lane
ordered the sale of firearms stopped
after reports were made that many
negroes were attempting to purchase
weapons. s.a
Extra policemen We're detailed to
watch for any developments in the
situation, but no untoward incident
was reported.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-09-13
BELINGToN HIGH

SCHOOL OPENc
The High School and Junior High
started off Monday as announced with
all the teachers present, and goodly
number of pupils. Quite number
of pupils are enrolled from the rural
districts. Two or three days were
used in selecting the studies and get
ting organized, and Mr.. Woodford,
the superintendent is much pleased
with the progress already made.
Next week the names of the pupils
enrolled will be printed
The board as body is behind the
teachers, and will be on the job when
their duty calls them. The following
letter from the President, Mr. FELTON,,
will give some idea of the intentions
Of the members of the board:
There is a rumor out that The Be-
lington High School is not first class.
wish to state that it is first class
and that we have employed one of the
strongest corps Of teachers that Be-
lington High has ever had, at least
four of the teachers are college gra-
duates.
The present board proposes also to
make it first class High School in
fact as well as in name.
JAMES H FELTON,, President
of B. of E. Belington Independent
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-09-13

and further on up in thicket they
found so gal copper still and near
by in jugs and jars about gallons of
moonshine. Nick, who has been pre-
viously arrested, was taken that
evening, along with his still and
moonshine to Philippi, where he was
placed in jail The officials have
plenty of evidence, it seems, to put
the law breaker in Moundsville. Quite
a bit of moonshine has been traced
from that point on into Clarksburg.
This is another valuable cleanup.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-09-13
NOTICE

The Board of Education of Bark
District will offer for sale to I'll
lowest responsible bidder on Saturda
Sept. 22nd, 1928, at one (1:0O n. n
at the front door Of Knob Tow
Schoolhouse in Barker District tn
moving of the Knob Town Schoe
House whole from present location
the site now occupied by Point Pleas
ant School House.
Said building to be moved T.
mile) one-half mile over fairly goo
road.
The above said board reserves tn
privilege of rejecting any and all bid
Sealed bids accepted.
D. c. SHARPS, Secretary
B. of E., Barker District, Barbou
county, West Virginia.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-09-13
LOCAL NEWS

R. L. Nottingham who has typhoid
is improving.
Mrs. Cecil Williams was visiting in
Elkins Monday.
d. C. Talbot of Kingsville was
here Tuesday on business.
The Barbour County Street Fair
at Philippi, Sept. 26th, 9th and2Sth.
Lemuel Fawley attended the U. B.
Church Conference last week In
Clarksburg.
DR.. A. NJ. Fredlock of Elkins was
a professional visitor in town this
morning.
DR.. ]. w. Strother who has been
sick for the past four weeks is slight
~ improved.
Wayne Fitzwater, night policeman
has resigned and is succeeded by
Buck" Sturm.
S. A. Moore, of Charleston, is visit
ing his brother, Marvin this week
near Meadowville.
S. D. FELTON, and wife of Arden
were visiting Mrs. Felton's parents
near town Sunday.
Frank Row of Junior was here
Monday looking after the birth and
death registration.
Geo. M. Serpell who has been here
about all summer went to Washing
ton Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Holsberry of
Akron are visiting relatives and
friends in this community.
R. H. Skaggs of Wheeling was here
over Sunday and took part in the fun
eral services of Mrs. Hinkle.
Mrs. Charles B. Eib and daughters,
Mss Irene and Virginia, and Miss
Jessie Ernest were shopping in Phil
ippi Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Keller of Fair
mont were here Sunday. Mrs. Keller
remained until this afternoon, return
ing home on the o'clock train.
The NJ E. South Conference is over
and Rev. Richardson will go to Gass-
away. Rev. Dorsey of Huntington
viii take the Belington charge.
Mrs. Eva Coffman from Fairmont
and Mrs. Fred Mayer of Terra Alta,
were here Sunday at the funeral Of
Mrs. A. L. Hinkle.
Mrs. Wade H. Coleman and little
daughter of Charleston, are here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Talbot. Mr.. Talbot is serious
ly i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Bowman and
little daughter, of Huntington visited
relatives here last week. They were
accompanie by Mr.. Bowman's moth
CT.
John w. Shomo of Valley district
who recently took the radium treat
lnent for growth on his right eve
was in town Tuesday. He is not very
much encouraged over the present re
suits of the operation.
Worth Sherman and family re-
turned this evening from ten DAYS
camping trip over in Pocahontas
county. H H. Price was along with
them. They say that the bear are so
plentiful that they are killing thu
sheep in he Greenbrier section.
Sympathy goes out to M. C. Tai
bolt and shildren of Philips in then
sad hour of bereavement in the deaf til
of Mrs. Talbot and later of their lit
tie son, Richard. Mrs. Talbot was q
good Christian woman and one who
is missed in the community in which
she lived.
Miss Virginia Mccoy has beer
brought home by her parents from
Clarksburg, where she has been sue
cessfully treated, having been bitten
by kitten some weeks ago, which
had rabies. The child is we'll and out
of danger it is believed.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-09-13
STILLS AN DMASH CAPTURED

Sept. 1st, Sheriff Forman and his
deputies, L. N. Viuesney, John Ken
nedy and Hays Kennedy made a
swoop down on Simpson Cr,e on
Nick Buckhannon who was living on
the Lon Clevenger farm, and after
several hours hunt found, up deep
hollow, several barrels full of mash,
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-09-13
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to sincerely thank each
and every friend for their kind assis-
lance and sympathy rendered during
our sad bereavement over the death
and burial of our dear Mother and
grand mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Teter and family
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-09-13
THE HUNTERS RETURN

H. B. Shinn, VIM. Hillyard, Creed
Summers, John McCollum, Martin
McCloud, L. D. Cook, Carl Hillyard,
w. w. Brewer returned Wednesday
evening from a very successful hunt
IN Pendleton county They brought
home up in forty squirrels
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-09-13
MORE MASH

Early Sunday detective and state
police made wholesale swoop on a
few foreigners in Galloway and cap
tured about 1900 gallons of mash.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-09-13

The Pike toward the mountain
partly improved with tarvia and lin,
stone.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-20
3eictrGu5c, 5treniclfadcn, 0die-
fndlen, 0nflnp, ailu., nadI Oeutider
Art, Samstags. Z llbr mOrsens an.
Snlims 9iOIenfelO,
StnnO DC, NrcaOe MGrfet.

-0en oielen Sreum0en oes 9errn
ISM. ytoeble miro es angenebm lein
81 boren, ouB er uno ieiue Mltter
m%oblbeboIten am 10. SUM in 8re.
men gelanoet limo. Sic boben ouf
Dem giorOoeutihen 2lopo.D ompfer
Bremen" cine lebr angeuebme lie.
beriobrt uno 5ulogenoe @eieaIdoft
sebobt. Giner Der YolIagiere mar
3err Or, Yaul RobrbadL 1eIlen 8Dr.
trng I'M Concord Nluo DteIe un1erer
9eier nit ongebort baben. @m Dor-
Ieeten glbeno an goro Oes S6iffes
muroe cine idone MISUNDERSTANDING
uernnltaltet, 81 Der lid aud 0err
gtoeble oui Die 4ufforoerung 0es
@errH Or. Hobrbad bin NIT Dem
Gortrag Ginger 2ieoer beteiliate.
0err ytoeble bat ieine ibone 9enor.
ltimme our6 llnterridt bon bieligen
@eiangslebrern. 5ulebt bon Dem be-
fannten Yaul gleDoen ollsbiloen lal.
len mo bat ldon Die Aufmerfiamfeit
peridieOener bieiiger &irdendore auf
lid g~elentt, 10 Dab 6renn0e lelnes
@eianges nod ieiner Hiidfebr mabr-
ideinliA ibn ionnt6elid in elmer Der
bieligenairhen meroen boren fonnen.
Gas aon5ert an 9orO Der Bremen"
muroe az @uniten 0es &ubrbe3irfs
gegeben mo brahte i'm gaii5en $500
elm, geuiB elm idoner @rfolg. Bon
onOerer Seite boren mir. Dab Serr
9taeble aud ihon in Glen gepelen
lit uno BORT olte 6reunoe oarun-
ter aud 6rou Shippers aus 8oib.
ington-aufeeiudt bat. @ir min.
iden Serrn gtaeble, Dab ieine 8eiie
iid iii ieoer 8e5iebuug iiIr i'm siiid.
LID geltalten moge. Aae ieine 6reun.
De bier meroen ibn nit 6reuoen bel
~lcitlcr Hildfebr begriiBen.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-20

SIM Yforrbouie ser 3ionSfirhe
meiIten 81 9eiud) Ole Serren 9farrer
Sfmitt mo Giniprlld aus 8oltimo.
re, Yieper aus Burr Oof, Soma,
uno &autenitrouB nebit @emablin
oils @%otbenburg, giebr. Die 2esteren
iino aui Der 6obrt nah 0eutihlano,
moiclbIt iie Der 2utberiiden 8elt.
aonieren5, Die an 10. 9lugult in 81.
iena6 beginnt, beimobnen meroen.
&icle 9utberiihe @eiltlihe unleres
2onoeS meroen ooron t~eiInebmen.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-20
@m. Sell llnterititmna8.@ cieaidaft.

Die SnbreSuerlommlung nno BE
amtenmobI Der Wm. EEL llnterItiit
ungs-@ eielli6oft fon0 am Montag.
Den t6. 3. Mlts., in oeiien Gereinslo.
tal bel Serrn Gnrl @onmel, 922 go.
Abe., q. %. ltatt. Yr1iioent Scarf
@golf fiibrte Den @oriit. Setretat
NauI 8a6idmiOt protofoaierte. DaS
Observation-Disclosures berid)tc
tie, oaB es Die Bidder oes Setretars
uno Sdabmeiiters unteriudt, ulO III
better Oronune befunoen babe. Der
&oIienbeltanO Der @eieaihaft betrGat
nunmebr iiber $4,000.
Die 8eomtenmobl ergab, Dab ale
@eamten in ibre lemter wieoerer.
pGblt muroen, nit 4usnobme 0es
acknowledgements. melhes SEER Sa.
fob 8ruegger fronfbeitsbalber ni6t
mebr iib%ernebmen tounte. Sn Anbe
tra6t ieinRr langiGbrieen freuen
0ienIte fir Die @elellidnit muroe er
gum @brenmitelieoe ermGblt.
6oIeenoe Witelieoer murOcn mie
oerertuabIt:
aorl @golf, @rGlioent;
Mar Der, e-9rdiioent;
9auI 8odidmiot, 5efretdr;
Gbos. s. aiedle, Sdabmeilter;
Srnltees: Gorl &ammel Gbriltion
8eilitein, uno Sobn 6iihbad.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-20
asntidIanS am Cube isiner arafe:


Neutrality-suspicious. BON Der @e.
buug ieiner AuSfubr nbbongig.
gon Dem ebemaIiaen 9rofeiior ser
lluiuerlitdt Chicago uuo eeaempGrti
gen Director 0eSO efonomie. SnltitlttS
-. q. WouIton mur0e bier Die Mn.
iidt auSeeoriidt, DAB Deutihlano ge
Genu1rtie auBer StonOe mare, mei
tere Guti6Goigungs5oblmgen 81 lei
lten. Seine Anitolt babe lid eiuge
ben0 nit ocmS hloium Der 3ablungs
i1biefeit Oes 0eutiden Aeides beioBi
uno lei lhlieBlih al oielem Neiultai
getommen.
8ieniel 0eutihlono i6lieBIid 5ob
len miro fonncn iiigte Woulton bin
81, bGngt gum @robteil BON Der @ut
widIung Ger Snouitrie mo Oes San
Oels in europa ab, in anOeren &or
ten bon Dingen auf Die 0eutidlouo
relntin genommen, MIR menig Gin
Hub bat.
Woulton d)aroftcriliert ole Gage
oes Deutihen Heihes ols nouBer
oroentlih eruit" uno meint Oonn
nod oa 0eutihlanoS @eloporrot
nidt mebr l1nger ais einige Monate
reiten fam uno iein Hapiergelo bon
ser Separations -aommiiiion nidt
nngenommen miro. ltebell our 9e5ab
lung Der Ginfubr MIR Die Ginfiinitc
Der Ausfubr 5ur &erfiigung.
nGS mub betont meroen," fubr
MouIton tort, ooaB 0eutidlanO I'm
moeIih ale Ginfiinite, Die aus lei
ner Ausfubr erpahien CUR 2eiitilng
Der Observation-Disclosures beran5ie
ben fam. Soil ons otonomiide sc
ben oes &eihes nidt gang 5uiommen
breden. lit ole @infubr bon &obmo
terinIien mo SebeusmitteIn imerlaB
lid, um0 Die fam eS eben MIR nie
Der nit ieinen AusiubrartifeIn be
3ablen.
n9ie oeutide 6rage f0uute fms
folgen0ermoBen 5ulommengeIaBt iuer
ben:
Gin 2on0. OeiIen Areal blob Siuei
DritteI Der @roRe Ieras' betrdgt, bol
5utoIge Der groRen A%us0eblun9 Iei
ner Snoultrie in Den leBten 40 Sab
rem iebt elne 9ep0lfernng BON mebr
ais 60,0O0,000 bon oenen lngei6br
Elm @ierteI al ibrer erilter5 ouf Die
ginfubr bon 2ebensmitteln angenie
len limo.
Damn lit ober aud nod oos Sn.
ouitrieinltem oerart auisebout, oaII
es blob bel @iniubr bon &obmaterio
lien Iid sl entmideln oermag.
SOL oober Oie oeutide 9ebol
fcrung nnO ole SnouItrie ni6t 81.
grunoe geben, baben sic Ginfiinfte
ser gusiubr in eritcr 2inie 5ur BE.
ltreitung Der uuerl0Bf f.J @infubr.
ortitel beronge5ogen 81 meroen. gtnr
penn OeutIhlono mebr mls5uiilbrer
imltanoe lit, ais es filr ieine @lniubt
5u be3oblen bat, miro eS in Die Gags
perlebt, neutrality-suspicious. 81
leilten. llno ausfilbren fam es mn
iobiel, als onOere 20n0er bon ibm 81
foufen in Der Gage un0 9emillt lino.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-20

ne iprod Ser 8oti6after meiter. @r
5og @ergIei6e, Die gana o%ffenbar nidt
nit Dem glei6en MaBe gemelien limo.
8eoeidneno lit aber Der umffono,
DAB Der 6ran5oie jest in Oie gleide
Sage Der 8erteioigung ieiner 9olitit
lid geOrGngt liebt mie 9euti6lano
I'M Sabre 1914. @ngliide Diploma
tie ipinnt langiam oieielben 6GOen
INN oos unbequeme fran5oiii6e Sect
iuie es oas Dor 1914 INN Deutidlano
tot.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-20
9as 9sntide Sans in ct. Yaal, Elm
Mniter fir ben bieiisen GOueOrS Stub

Mnlter fir ben bieIigem GOneOrS Stub
9ie 8ablen I'M Goncoro &lub tie.
ben mieoer uumittelbar Dor Der Cir.
SIN gugult ner0en Die erlten S9ritte
Der @orbereitnng fir oieie @ablen
unternommen meroen. Wan6e 0eu.
erungen mag man fir 0as tommenoe
Sabr planen. Stiaitnno lit Jtiid-
gang, beiBt oas 5pri6mort. @ir
fonnen in0es auf oas berei.s @rreih-
tie re6t itoI5 iein. Gs lit eigenartig,
oaB genoii I'M oieielbe 3eit, ais I'M
Ter neller Concord Stub, i'm CONNER
1920, eegriinoet purOe, aud IN ct.
@aul ii6 Die Deuti6en gu einem glei-
den @eoanfen 5uiommen fanoen.
Mud lie fiiblten, oaB MIR @inigfeit
ltarf mabt, Dab es nod Der boien
&riegs3eit enoli6 3eit NOR, iif gu
iammen5uidlieBen, Die alte 3mie-
tro6t auf5uge6sn, elm eigenes, ge-
meiniomes &lubbaus al eriinoen. 50
fam BORT etmaS 3ultan6e, mas Dem
@erfe in 8aibington iebr parallel
l1uft. Gin 8er9leid mil Dem nDeut-
lden Solt3" in ct. 8nul 0iirfte oa-
Der nidt unpiafommen iein. 8ir
entuebmen Die folgenoe 8eidreibung
Der alsge5eihneten, oeutlden 3eit-
ldrift: r0eutl1-4 merifo~, bonn
Samstog, Sen 80. Suli 1922. Die
MitglieOer u~niereS @albinetoner
Concord &Iubs werom lid botfentlid
oafiir intereilieren.
u&einem Meni6en lit es moglI6,
iid Dem GinfluB ieiner umgebung
gang 5u ent3ieben. Deutihe Sitten
oeutlde @ebrGu6e, oeutihe 2ieoer
ullo oeuti1e @orte mogen einem@in-
m~anoerer nod 10 lebr ans Ser3 ge-
lpodien iein, lungiam uno unmerflid
perlieren iie li6, penn ii1 ni9t BON
auBen Der elm @influB fir ibre Or
baltung gelten0 moht. Die etpa
100 oeuti9en &ereine uno 2ogen in
ct. Saul bil0en einen oieier @infliiie
fir Die @rbaltung oes Oeutl6tumS
uno slpar einen Der it1rtIten. 0os
ltarfe Oeutihtum, Die Segemonie oes
0eutihen @lementes, Die iid in ct.
SAUL bemerfbar modt, i'm politiiAen
lopobl mie i'm lo5ialen 2eben, bat Die
Sfaot Dor alien nun Dem Deutlden
!Sals at ber0anfen, oeilen feierlide
groffnung Dor menigen Wonaten
Itottfano. Bon Dem 0euti6amerifa-
nertum ct. 9auls lit cine Cat boil
brad)t woroen, Die inter Den 8iirgern
0elitiher @"bifammlng I'M gan5ell
2anoe beber3iet meroen uno 5urgeo6-
abmltng anipornen loute.
0as yOeuti6e Saus~ in ct. Boul,
lit nit einem aoltenallfpano bon
$tSO,OOO erridtet woroen, elm impo-
ionter 8au, ser ser Stoot 3lir 3ier-
Sc gereidt. 8as oieiem @ebGlioe
ober fir ole oeuti6en Stammesbrii-
ser feline berporraeenoc @eoeutung
gibt, lit sic Sotiade, Dab Die Deut-
Iden bier oen 9emeis elmer idonen
@inigfeit, zines gemeiniamen Stre-
bens einem groBen unO wiir6ieen
3iele gu gegeben baben. lleber so Ser
cine uno 2ogen batten lid 3uiammen-
geldloIien, INN in gemeiniamer Pr
belt nit Oereinten 4rdften oieies
Washington Journal., 1923-07-20
Mud eiebessobsn nidt me6r sei&Out.

Yofete aus S1me0en BON BEN 6ran-
3olen meggenommen. - Yrote1te
oes Soften &reuSes bis Jest obne
@rfolg.
Nad neuelten Na6ridten, Ole aus
Dem &ubrgebiet borliegen, maden
oie 6%ran5oien BORT iebt Ielbit nidt
mebr Dor Observation-Disclosures aus
.nentralen~ 21noern salt. Die Ser
tretung oes &oten &reu5es meloet,
oaB @aben-Y ofete dlisS hmeoen meg
genommen mrrOen bic lie orei 8iid-
len Mildl elm 8funo Heis, ferner
s3ufer, &afao anO 6ett entbielten.
Srosoem bonn &oten 9reua in @ilell
Iofort BEL Den franooiiiden 8eb0r0en
@inlpru6 erboben moroen lit, paren
Die SenOungen bis gum 16. B. Wtts.
nod nidt fr~eigegeben. 0ie Seitung
oes &oten &rer5es in Berlin bat iid
nun an oie &eidsregierung geipanpt.
8is iebt lit fein Sal gemeloet, Dab
amerifonil1e 2iehesguben-S enonn-
gen angetaitet moroen mdren.
Mit Dem Observation-Disclosures Der
Neuerung, begin. Not infolge Der 9lo-
dierung oes beiesten @ebiets, mebren
li6 aud Die nidt INNER gang georo-
net berloufenoen &unogebungen. 90
muroen 3. 9. 2ebensmittel- &raiuale
aus Aa6en gemeloet.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-20
Sn Der 8rembe.
-Auna Sod, aarlsrube-y tew DOrf

Stoot unO @eni6en fremo; Die Sprod
&rGgt ni6t beimatlihen Slang.
SGuler, Die gum Simmel itiirmen,
Soit IN StroBen brett uno lang.
SIT mir nirgenos mar perblieben,
Was oas Serge trout beriibrt2
God, id moro in einen @orten
Boiler S6onbeit bingefiibrt.
Sobe Gi6en, 0unfle Sanuen,
9inOen Die mir 8eibroud Itreun,
Hoien, Sulpen, idllante 2ilien
Seimotlih mein Ser5 erfreun.
Stile @ege troumberIoren,
8eite MielenpI1ne grim.
llno Die 9lmiel Dor i6 iAlaeen,
Oort, Den DaSmin feb ib blii6n.
@eiBe 2oiuen finlter bitten
0ieies Yaraoieies Sub,
SonnengIan3 nit gol0nemS 6immer:
Seimat, bier biit nabe on.
@0geI, 8lumen, 9Gume, Come
Seine Seinoidoft gibt es bier,
Dies 81 miiien madt mid Ielig,
Dafiir, S6opfer, oanf id Dir.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-20
Mermania Mlanner.Ghpr.

Die SnbresDeriammlung uno Be-
amtenipdbl oes @ermania Mdnner-
9ors fano am Oonnerstae, ben 6.
Slili, I'M Concord &lubbauie Itatt.
@ae 8eamten pur6en per 4fflamati-
on mieoererpdblt, uno apar:
Sobn &eif, Brdfioent;
s. SGffner, Sefret6r;
Geo. 0iener, Shabmeilter.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-20
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Qiebes sSpnrna[:

Slebes Spltrllal:
@eru meroe id ser gufforoerung
meines 6reunoes YaiIl @leiS nadl-
fonnnen uno aus ser 3eit BON uMnno
0o5rmal4 mo inter Dem Gitel: 80
Sabre Oeltiden 8olfStllms in 8alb.
ington" allerlei Grinncrungen mieoer
auiiriihen ais 9todtldnge elmer frob.
Iihen &ergnngenbeit. Set pielen
Sobren babe id Mtaterinl fir oieie
Arbeit aciammeIt uno hoffe MIR. oar
mciuc &ronfbeIt mir erloubt, es ou
p~erarbeiten. Meinen pielen 6reun-
Den oie beIten @riiBe.
@eo. @. Spier.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-20
Nrieffnnenl

8eIde unierer perebrten 2eicr bo.
ben nod einiee gtummern Der bier
eridienenen 3eitungen ~Greffoulia"
ODER Centennial Sir Die lleber.
lenoung an uns m6ren mir iebr oanf-
bar.
Der Serausgeber.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-20
Stabtneui9feiten.

-6rou Sermom Slider aus
1pining Gin flibr am Donnerstag
B. W. nah gteiD Yorf INN ibre Gou.
line ab5ubolen. luelde nit Dem Dam
pier George @oibineton" nls8forS-
beim bier ontommt.
-6reitag. Den 10. 8. Otts., Der.
itorb nod longem mo idJmerem Sci.
Den i'm Alter BON 40 Sabren Serr
Mar S6miot, Sobn OeS Nerrn Otto
&. SdmiOt. Ger 8erltorbene mar
ein befannter 8otentompalt. SIR
niele Sabre mar er elm attipes Wait.
elieo Oes 8oibingtoner Sdnserbun.
Oes, nelher Gereip aud al leinem
Y%egrGbniile erihieneH mar mo 3pei
Srauerlieoer lang. 2eidentr1ger
mnreu alte MitglieOer oes ebemoIi.
genSuruDereins. Die 8%erbrenuung
Oes 2eidnams iono in Sees Grema-
torium itott.
-Nm Z. Sui perltorb bierielbit in
ieiner gSobnune, 301S Georgia aoe.
y. @., Der Holi5ilt @uitap Snger,
in ieinem 53 2ebensiabre. Is iiber-
leben i'm orei Sobne unO 3 LODI
Ter. Serr 9oitor Jiidaro ShmiOt
belt ole 1rouerreoe im &auie. Die
9eerOigung fouo nah Dem WtiIitdr.
6rieoboie ltott. 0ie &eteranen oes
Spaniiden arieges erteilten ibml Die
Iebten militdriid)en @breu.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-20
Sranen-S iIfsberein Der 3iOnSfirde.

Ser Srauen-SilfsDerein nabm IN
Ieiner lebten 8~eriammlung 2 nelie
Mitglieoer ouf uno atpar SrauWearp
Golb uno Srou gbriitian 8agner.
5rau glnna @ngner eritattete ben
bonItGnoigen 8eriat iiber oas Cup
per, 0as einen &eingeminn bon un-
eefGbr $500 ereab, uno iiber ben
D&ummage Sale", Der $75 einbra6-
tie. Wit Dem @eloe muroen oringeno
NOTICE @eparoturen uno 8erbeiier-
ungen i'm 8farrbauie be8abIt, mie 8.
9. elm neuer SuBbooen, Elm 8alier-
feIIel in Ser Slide, uno 5 Sonnen
&oblen. Die Sreuoe Der 8farrers-
familie lit iibergroB. = 4m 0iens-
tag, ben 7. Mreuit, lperoen Der Drift
ons- uno Der Srauen-SilfsDerein ge-
meinidaftli4 bas 2utberan Some
beiuGen.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-20

Iaerlei feinsebndene SUDDEN
Snlins HOienfcIO,
GtnnS 5-6, NrcaOe Warfet,
Washington Journal., 1923-07-20

allsidulies I'M @pril 1921, ole sic
&eparotioncn olif 1872 NtiaiarOen
@olomorf feltlegten wurOen nur
0ur6 elm II er5mun.
meldeS cine 8eiesung oes
GubrgebieteS Our6 oie @ntentemdd-
te an0robte.
Die u0lferredtli6e Seite Ser &e-
porotionsfraeen lit alio ourdous
ridt 10 einfa6 mo flipp unO flar,
mie inns 3eitltngelt, mie 8. 9. ole SEEM
PORTER DGribune" glau6en MAIDEN
mollen.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-20

Sefefranss, Strenielfndem, Sale
fnden, &nflnp, niiu., na6 oentider
Nrt, SamStags, Z 1lbr mOrsens an.
Snlims &uienfel0,
Gtam6 81, MreaOe Marfet.