davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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INCONSISTENCIES LOSE PLANTS.

Muskogec, Okla, Feb. 1.-Two moonshine stills, said by revenue of ficers to be the most complette ever found in Oklahoma, were seized by county officers and government revenue men near. Coweta this aft ernoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08

many years standing, to the New Yorls Americans was announced by the Boston Nationals today. Smith, a third baseman, was a member of
 the world champion Braves of 1914.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08

Iarau IT,aaoalilo Ss,.. eom.pany's ,,,.,I Mexican I! foreign offies issued | advices today to 1ee' the aeesa ment n1 from the Americ.sst . State
 Mexico City. e'ican enI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08
SPAIN DIFFERS DEBT

Paris, Feb. 7-Spain has agreed to defer for one year, the payment of the French debt of 450,OO0,000 pesetas now due her, according to the Matin which denies France has asked for a new loan of 10O,0O0,000 pesetas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08
TO RELEASE AMERICAN.

Washington, Feb. 7.-Orders to take all possible steps to obtain the release of Joseph E. Askew, an American employe kidnapped from the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08

.rra.., In Japanese "a legends a h,, soysta1 soy1 al is an emblem of ball \ \
 A settee beside the f;.. [ as a wood box. lire me
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08
RED SMITH SOLD.

Boston, Feb. 7.-The sale of Red" Smith, a National league veteran of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08
Timely Offerings in BIOuses

Voiles and Batiste plentiful, in tailored and ml-tallored models at from -- S3.50 to 5000 Dainty Georgette and Crepe de Chine in desiuns hand-embroidered and novelty lace trimmed. un
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08

Now is your opportunity for choosing your suF
 ply of Ladies' Bingham Dresses. Ranging 7 !.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08

New printed Radums, soft and rich colorinps in conventional and floral designs, per yard $500 Navy, Pekin Blue Grey and Black Taffetas. the most potent factor in modelling the Spring cos- tune at per yard and $4.s0 Gordon's Fancy Silk Hose clocked and lace striped in White Black and Cordovan, at $3.75 and s425 Ladies SIX Three-Qarter Hose or Sox, in White Black and Cordovan at - s22s
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Tot afaoeiea Resita
coNTINUARE DE Pc pAcINA L.

81 Cd uzinele sale de fer din HUI
niedoara n ar lucra in viitor Gu
cistig, Sc putea recurge la solu-
tiunea ca statul sd 81 transforme
numai uzinele intro Societate.
adevarat Romineasca, lasind insa
ca minele sale de fer sd fie 81 mai
departe a intregei tari. Din ace
ste mine, urmeaz& ca statul sa
linda uzinelor din tara IRE
;ita' sau orr c&rei alte uzinine)
minereu atunci cind transportu-
rile internationale sunt dificile,
dar numai i'm scele dmprejurari,
raminind ca in tinp normal toate
uzinele sd Sc aprovizionene din
strainatater
aPentru A'si apastra rezerva de
minereu si pentru viitorll Gel
|
mai indepartst, stssql ar ii putut
in tinnp normal prin reduceri d
wanna Ia import de minereu sau
tarife speciale de transport pc
caile ferate, y snlesneasea indu.
strict metalurgiee indigene adu'
- 80
cerea de mineFst strsin, Jar prin
take vsmsls mari - opreasca
intrarea IA - \ produselor me
tslurgice s1s -
Dar aseo w = 3 n eeIre = 4 e !! n \
intts 20 H. T. ~ ll!lll = vssle \ =
tes sss : = 4 ~
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belgieni la care au TRIMS dele.
gait 562 de grupari. Cind s'a des-
CHS congresul imediat s'a facut!
propnnerea, care 81 fost accep-
tata. de Sc trimite o telegrama
de congratulate minerilor in
greva din Anglia. Dupa aceia s'a
luat in des'batere propunerea GU
aderarea la internationala trela
din Moscova.
La Ordinea zilei a fOst inserts
81 ministru belgian de justitie oil
Vandervelde care arafat mott
yele de ce internationala treia
din Moscova trebuie respinsa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-02
H..

Da Romnia sava situatiunea, Occidental Europe del
fantoma bolsevsmuui
Nsru apere tara de bosevisti ntonal rs Gu
eel alt din Carpat srind in aiuor fratilor or
de peste mnti respingind naonaa ungureasca de
izat in rapeul nfratr popoareor peste lisa 81 Gu MARI
sacrificii, pima la Budapesta, cuibul lui Bella kulm
cit bolsevismu fcea progrese in Ungarla
amennnd arile aatecu exceptune Staee Unite-de in
tnerea acestei boil moloare reprezentant alatlor IN
trun la Paris Isl fringeau mne negasnd solua pn care
putea impeca airea u 81 prvit ochi duc inter
venta nesolcata din propriu eli nteres al Romine Pc
data s amaee romne sdrobit chorotele bolsevlste
nantau vcorioase ctre Butkpesta scopu de restab
ornea nstitu CONSTITUTIONAL allatl au nce
put ngrora de soarta Ungariei curios ucru de nt
lrea postunei Ronnie lnceput curg notee prln
carl Romniei retragerea amaei din ungaria Nu
lea convent binda neatirnata Romniei Ar ii dont Sc
ucreze in mandat dat ole ell comanfan 81 MAJ
comisari aa asa armata romina fie la dis
creta lor Ca eli fe capul romni coada, sau in c'zu
eel mai bun bratele carl executa porunca lor
Romnia asculta 81 de asta data de averzarea lor, dar
numa atunc cnd sa convns ca noul al Ungare va
fl in mentina ordnea Actiunea Romine rdicat
furun de protestant la conernta ambasaesror; multumr
din partea unguror carl avu barbata martu1iseasc
adevru rom1n au salvat de anarcie. = Cine sunt mai
in msura udece 81 site insenataea actiune Romine
pentru hnee Ungare alatii ungur udece cetitor.
Ce umeaza Iscalitura tratatulu Austria
Ronin, Gle pretutnden baza drepturor istorce, pc
baza dreptuor de antestap1nre pc baza drepulor gin
flor laza traatuui 1ncleat de Romna aliati c
inaine de nt1a in rasbou, au volt supuna la Ex
ceptio proba regulam de reus eNcep de ips de
Torontal 81 de se unga 81 ata pc atua Transvane 81
Maramuresulu 81 reprezentani Ronine au volt is
cleasca ataul 81 site Note pese note, carl
de carl mai starutoare mai veemene in isca
Urea tratatuui prn amputa maulr puternc is
vo h viata economical din Banaul romnesc 81 din Transit
vana sfirsnd utmat prin spunea 'Iscalti
rupem relatunile vol 81 asam in voa soarte
romin sclit trebuia iscaeasca findca de
iubitii lor aliati, find legati de soarta or.
ST ce mai urmeaza' Tratatul Ungara, pc care,
mai bne zs perece in clisee dpomate pri-
wire la aces ratat de ne vom ocupa mime
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a fost spoi aruncat intr 'un ca
mion 81 u dt foe.
Ell s'a st5at viata rastogo.
lindu-se din cannon. Dol copil
atrasi de foe au alergat 81 il,
ajutat ca 81 scape teafar.
Preotul Cleveland spus ca el
este sigur ca incercarea de al
arde de viu este rasbunarea rau-
facatorilor din cauza ca in ulti.
mul timp preotul Cleveland a
insistat ca sd sc ia masuri severe
spre a pune capat criminalitati
din acel oraS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-02
Kcvno evacuat de Lituani.

Riga. Guvernui lituan in
mare graba eyacueaza Kovno
81 duce tot matcrialul de Gale
ferata Ia Shawl 81 ate puncte
din nordul Lituaniei, ca un re-
sultat al amenintarii armatei
Gen. Zellgouski, care Sc afla nu-
mai la patruzeci 81 cinci de mile
spre nord de la Kovno.
Ofensiva generalului Zellgou-
ski continual pc intregul front 81
fortele lui fac imcercari ca sd in
conjure orasul Kovno 81 sal
atace pc la spate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-02

Noi credem Cd Sc potriveste la
mai multi.
&
Barbatii femeilor earl studiaza
dupa amiezele la cluburi 'Cum
sd faca ca "caminul conjugal sa
pluteasca in fericire", cind win
acasa trebue sa astepte un ceas
pima Sc gateste Gina.
Ss
ST sd nu credeti ca nu Sc ga
sesc destui carl ISL framfnta
mintea ce va fl peste 100000
ami cind soarele va perde cinci
zeci la suta din caldura lui.
-
Am vol sa vedem pc stenogra
full acela care ar ii in stare Sd
noteze discutia intre sase fe
mel cfnd Sc aduna la olalta $
incep sd argumenteze desprt
metoadele prin carl sd poate do
mestici I'm barbat zyffnturatic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-02
PIanuri de q face comerciu Gu
scvietele.

Washington. - Planuri pentru
deschiderea comerciului Gu soyie.
tele rusesti, prin banca de scon-
tare din Copenhaga ca mijloc de
asigura platirea produselor ne
gustorilor americani, au fost
luate in cOnsiderare de catre mi
nistru comerciului.
Recomandatii definitive de la
acest ministru sunt Incomplete
pima acum insa un rapport oficial
despre masinaria financiara dir
Copenhaga facuta de Russia s.
Denamarca, a fost descrisa anna
nuntit.
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Otter confedsrat mort.

Barlow, Fla. Maj. Gen. E.
NJ. Law, unul dintre ofiterii SUI
periori carl mai traia, din armata
confederate, murit All dupa Q
saptamina de boala.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-02
Petrol in Maroco.

Madrid. - In cercurile finan-
clare Sc svOneste ca isvoare de
petrol earl promit resurse nell
initiate de petrol all fost aflate
in zona sponiola din Maroco in
apropiere de Manila. Interesele
americana ALL deja trimise in
Spania mai multe detasamente
de experti spre imvestiga aceste
reSurSe.
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gure tarei I'm viitor frumos 81,
deci nu Sc conduc 1nterese par
ticulare. Masura care intentio-
neaza a 0 lua guvernul actual
prin cedarea minelor de la HUI
niedoara, ma este numai un caz
de nebagare de seama sau ne
pricepere, ci face parte dintr 'un
!ntreg program economic care
dovedeste ca persoana care Ia
elaborat este Gu totul stralna
sufletester de nevoile tarei noa-
sire.
Cind interese superioare de
stat, care dicteaza sa asiguram
Gu certitudine posibilitatea de in
dependenta pentru generatiile
viitoare sunt desconsiderate Gu
totul credeam ca suntem 1ndrep-
tatiti sd constatam GU durere ca
masurile ce Sc iau sunt criminale
DR.. Ing. G. Motas.
("Viitorul"C.
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Chicago. - Pc cind suite de
oameni ce mergeau Ia biserica
priveau un glonte patruns cor
pull avocatului Edwin Larney
Politia spune ca aceasta nicer
care de ucide pc Larney Sc da-
toreste unei dnsmanii politice
Rana primita ma fost primej-
dioasa.
Larney este towards la firma
avocatiala al deputatului John
w. Rainey, .icare cauta sa fie
reales. Larnsy impreuna GU Louis
Pommier inlpartiau mici pla.
cate cdnd patru insi s'au apro
plat de eli intr 'nn AUTOMOBILE, al
impuscat asupra lui 81 au fugit
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Armenia va lasa pc rosii sa
treaca.

Constantinopol. - Armenia S a
invoit ca 81; permita fortelor So
viete ca sa treaca peste Armenia,
dupa cum a cerut guvernul boil
sevist care in acest scop a trl-
mis- un ultimat Armeniei prin re-
presentantul Legrand, cu condi-
tia ca trupele nationalist tur-
cesti sa Sc retraga de pc terito-
rul armean, spune 0 depesa pri-
mita din Tiflis.
Din Persia vine stirea ca de-
tasamentul persian s'a retras
fiind-ca morala acestui detasa-
ment a fost rupta de propa'
ganda bolsevista.
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Brusiloff prisoner.

6TuSllO1I prisoner.
Paris. = Depesele primite din
Helsingfors descrie ca situatia
din Moscova este foarre seriOasa
81 spun ca fost declarata legea
martiala. Taranii din unsprezece
provincii s'au revoltat din cauza
"a guvernul incercat ca sd sec
yestreze griul, spune depesa din
urma.
Intre cei aruncati in temnita
Sc spune ca Sc afla 81 Generalul
Alexis A. Brusiloff, fostul sef
comandant al armatei rusesti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-02
Miscarea 1taliei place Germaniei

Berlin. o deosebita multumire
este exprimata in presa ger
mana asupra decisiei luata de
catra Italia de aIboliza din 5
Nov. toate restrictiile economice
dintre Italia, Germania 81 Aus
tria.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-02
Rosii Sc retrag din fata
ucrainienilor.

Constantinopol. = Fortele BIOL
seviste rusesti care sunt angajate
in lupta contra ucrainienilor in
lungul rlului Nistru au inceput
sd Sc retraga pc intregul front
dupa cum spune in depesa pri-
mita aici. LIMA lor in present
trece prin Zmerinka, 14O mile
spre sud-est de Kiev.
Generalul Wrangel, fruntasul
anti-bolsevist din sudul Rusiei
isl. concentreaza trupele astep.
tind un atac formidable al boise
Visitor.
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Rowen pentru Cox.

AVVvvOAA k~e~S~
San Francisco. - Chester H.
Rowell, de mai multi ami unul
dintre fruntasii progresistilor din
California, a decis ca va sprijin'
pc guvernorul Cox in aceste ale
geri.
Prin aceasta s'a divortat, poll
ticeste de senatornl johnson 81
de ceialalti progrsisti din Cali
fornia care erau atasati la parti-
dul republican. ;
Rowell a spus ca: MAN decis
ca sa sprijinesc pc guvernorul
Cox pentru ca cred aceasta ca o
datorie mea ca progresist de q
lua parte Ia preservarea progre-
sismului in California.
vfva q dsa foc unni preot.
Council Bluff, la. - Preotu1
DR.. D. 3. Cleveland fost che
nst fntr'o parte puatie . orasu.
In, ppin telsfon, de nigte r4ufd,
skteFi, = lost legIt u hainele II
20 q 81 lost ssturats ID pslEcli
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Alliance, Nebr. - De Simbata
noaptea lnceput aici sd cada
zapada lar acum sc afla un STRAIT
gros de zapadl. care Sc fntinde
pima in South Dakota 81 Wyo-
ming, lar de alta parte pima in
Montana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-02
DIN FlJCA (()NDEVuU|

Multi lenesi. carl de-abia isi
misca mInile 81 picioarele au o
gura harnica.
%
Multe femei nu-si dau seama
ca, casi banul, 'barbatul mai
lesne Sc cistiga de cit Sc pas
treaza.
&
Gel din Indianapolis, cu Diplo-
ma, ne-a procurat c6te-va momen-
te de distractie 81 am fl indato-
riti daca near trimite cfte-va in
alb. = re stim cine eSti.
=
I'm barbat poate sd alba pep
tul plin de decoratii, dar nu vel
putea CONVINCE nevasta ca este
un er0u.
=
Sc zice ca nici char intimii lui
Bryan nu stiu pentru cine va
vota astazi.
Cetatenia americana nu fndri-
tueste pc cineva Sc stirmeasca
turburari in Europa. - Gheata
] asia Sc potriveste lui Pussy
footit' indianapolis star). -
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gambler

Christian Endeavor at Providence
Methodist Protestant Church Sunday
evening, September 26, at 7:30 p. m.
Topic, "Inspiring Stories from For
eign Mission Fields All welcome
Those who spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Jessie Patterson and family
are Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Patterson,
Miss Ethel, Mary and Gladys Patter-
son, Miss Reba Stocksdale, Mr.. Stand
ley Patterson and Mr.. j. G. McKelvey,
all of Baltimore
Rev. and Mrs Joseph III. Lynch and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ward,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley, Miss Bessie
Herman and Miss Dorothy Ward, all
of Glenburnie, spent Saturday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Ship
ley.
Mrs. Pearl E. Allen, son. Ralph.
and daughter, Edna, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. ~ Barnes.
Miss Edna Barnes spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs George Frizzel.
The Ladies Aid Society of Proyi-
dence Methodist Protestant church,
will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Jesse Pattersons, Thursday afternoon
September 80, at p. m.
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WANTED.


NURSES WANTED-At Springfield
State Hospital for the Insane, Sykes
vile, Md. Experience not necessary.
Training School two years course.
Salary $500 a month swhile training
with board and laundry, and uni
forms after one months trial. Larger
salary after graduation. Apply to DR..
Clement Clark. Superintendent 10-St
Clerks, fmen. women) over II, for
Postal Mail Service. $1S5 month. Ex-
aminations September October. Ex-
perience unnecessary. For free par
ticulars, write j Leonard, former
Civil Service Examiner) 564s Equit-
able Bldg. Washington, D. C.
WANTED. Young Protestant girl
(white) for nursery maid to assist in
care of small children. Write Mrs.
Robert Garrett, Charles Street, Bal
timore, Md. s-24.
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ward them. If he is. not = statesman
of the Highest class he is q capable
politician who sees the advantage Of
allying himself with causes that make
for the peoples welfare, and that is
the next best thing. He has in large
degree the practical ability which en-
ables him to carry into effect the poll
cies which he favors. In all OF the
qualities which qualify man for the
Presidency he is immensely superior
to his opponent.
For these reasons The Sun hopes
that he will be elected in November.
And it hopes that a Congress, and
particularly Senate, in sympathy
with him will be elected. !"
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EVERY WHITE WOMAN SHOULD
! VOTE

l The passage of the suffrage amend
ment, giving to the women of every
State right to vote in all primaries
and elections, has brought to them an
other duty and responsibility which
they can not dodge unless they are
willing to stay still and let the coun-
try be governed by an element unfit
to make laws for them. If all women
would refrain from voting then of
course the present status would be
unchanged, but it is a well recognized
fact that the worst element in both
sexes are certain to avail themselves
of the right to vote. 1t is to counter
act and overcome this vicious in
fluenee that the good men and women
must get registered and vote. 1t is no
longer an academic question that the
women of the country are facing but
one OF facts. Whether they desired
lfrage or not is not a pertinent
question. for suffrage is here and
here to stay.
If the white women Of this country
and state refuse to get registered, we
shall have all public affairs dominated
by class that is not fitted for the
role OF masters There is but one way
to meet suffrage of women and that
Is to accept the duties it brings, and
though registering and voting nay be,
and we believe is, personally obiec-
tionable to the greater number of our
best women, it is now their duty to
accept conditions and go to their polls
determined to vote in order to pro-
tect themselves and to guarantee pro-
lection to their homes and families.
There are many men who were sim
cerely opposed to woman suffrage be-
cause they wanted to protect the
woman and keep them out Of the po-
litical mess, but these have failed and
though they regret the necessity of
having them mixed up in a matter of
this kind. yet they recognize that the
safety Of the country depends upon
the good women consenting to exer-
else the right thus given.
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Aid Society Meets.

The Ladies' Aid Society, Of Ebene-
ger Methodist Episcopal Church, VIM
field, met at the home of Mrs. Lee
Smith, Winfield, with good attend
ance. A number of visitors were also
present.
The meeting was in charge of the
president, Mrs. L. v. Zile. Reading of
Scripture by Mrs Arthur Keefer.
After the regular routine of busi-
ness was transacted a program. con-
sisting of singing and reading was
rendered. Refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be held Thurs
day, October at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs A. NJ Zile, East Main street, this
city A full attendance is requested.
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cox AND THE WEST

II .
= Governor Cox's western trip has be-
gun with spectacular triumphs in the
strong Republican centers of Michi-
gan, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
The fighting ohioan's addresses
have been heard by crowds that have
broken all records. and this notwith-
standing the fact that it is verx near
~ in the campaign
! All through the progressive west
he will receive wonderful welcome.
When his trip is concluded. we pre-
dict that the West will be well on the
way into the Cox column.
The governors record appeals to
the men and women of the great west.
Governor Cox today in platform and
in speech advocates the thing that
the west believes in.
Senator Harding's record is not sat
isfactory to the West nor are his al
Iiances past or present. His speeches
have no appeal and they are so
vacilating as to lack sincerity. Vote
catching utterances will not avail to
swing the progressive West to the
candidate of the reactionary Chicago
convention in the face Of his reac-
tionary record.
Governor Cox will appeal to the
-
West as strongly as did Theodore
Roosevelt who did not expect people
to come to him.
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NO. s2s7 EoUr Y.

In+ the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
The SykesvilIe National Bank, corporation
ants.
Ordered this 10th day Of September. A, D. 1920
by the Circuit Court for Carroll County, that
the sale of the property mentioned in these pro-
ceedings made and reported by F. Neal Parke
and Guy w. Steele. trustees, appointed by de-
cree of this Court to make said sale. be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary there
Of be shown on or before the 18th day of OctobeI
next; provided that copy of this order be in
serted in some newspaper printed m Carroll
County. for three successive weeks before the 18th
day of October. nezt.
The report states the amount of sale to be
1890 EDWARD o. CASH. Clerk.
sep21 Il EDWARD o. CASH. Clerk.
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'aThe ice that formerly went into
highballs is now going into ice-hoxes
in homes where there are babies. -
speaker. He can tell it is
the same ice by the size of the chunks
LlDetroit News.
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STOCK CATTLE!
Will have this week:

Will have this week:
Westminster, Md.
200 Feeding Steers, 500 to $50 lbs.
% good Light Heifers (Tested.)
% Good Light Bulls (Tested).
Taneytown, Nd
100 Feeding Steers 500 to $50 lbs.
25 Good Light Heifers (Tested).
Is Good Light Bulls (Tested).
Prices very much lower than last year
H. f. COVER.
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With the aid of 81, 500 900, 900 rate
increase. the railroads may be able to
have car windows fixed so that pass
engers can open them.-Brooklyn
Eagle.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-09-24

There will be hurried councils in
the. political camps now. Some plan
devised to keep mice away from the
polls.-Pittsburgh Sun.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-09-24

! A gardener is a man who raises a
few things; a farmer, man who
raises many things, and middleman
one who raises everything .-Volusia
County RIa.) Record.
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%ats of Maryland, County OF CrrroA IS:
j, C. E. Bankert Treasurer of the above
aamed institution do solemny swear that the above
statement is true TO the best of my knowledge and
c. E. BANKERT. Treasurer
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23rd day
of September. 1920.
Correct attest:
JOHN D. SCHAEFFER,
JOHN F. MAUS,
JOHN ]. STEWART.
Directors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-09-24

Now that Mexico's new President
has been sworn in, it's up to the
family to go ahead with the funeral
arrangements. Topeka Capital.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-09-24

Interest in the election so far seems
to be most intense among the candi-
dates. Boston Globe.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-09-24

: Mr.. Taft once stood up and gave two
ladies a seat. He is trying to do as
much for Mr.. Harding and the League
of Nations Chicago Tribune.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-09-24

; So far the campaign is dry enough,
1t seems to us, to satisfy even Prohi-
bitionist.- Columbia Record.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-09-24

In financial matters it is always
best to come from Missouri, while po-
litically it is just as well to be born IL
Ohio-The Magazine of Wall Street
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-09-24

What would your grandfather have
thought of you had you told him lisp
ingly in 1876 that in 1920 women