davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-08
L0 que sQglGTBl las mdgulHas paalEadag

las plantas puelIans fruetiferar la
yez lleguen por exceso De fscundir
dad a Ia ruina de los eaInposs NJ Natns
raleza echa mano, de la draaatica y
atronadora t0rmenta pero tambieil re-
eurre la sequfa aniuuiladOra Q q Ia
multiplication de los parasites. Los
medios malthusianos que cuenta el des-
tino son muehos. Isl no pueden iestrin
CIR los exeesos vitales con procedi-
mientos de gran estilo, con truenos v
Ihuracanes, emplea otros agentes des-
tructOres menos aparatosos, perc igual-
|mente terribles; consunci6n, p0lilla.
desanii.o, decadencia en- sus infGitos
|aspectos
La pafaIizaci6n o siquiera languitlez
que sufre actualmente La humafiidati
.iyiIizada es de esa segunda especie
Ia crisis social produce una :nanera
de desanimo collective, que es core una
p0lilla moral. Tiene Ia mission de ha-
Ger fraeasar el impulse impaciente, ex
pansfvo de los hOmbres. yiene a r0er
Ia melluIa de Ia ciyilizaci0n para que
Sc detenga en- 10 possible. Ataea. pues,
IaI centro vital de esta que IMmamos
etvilizaci6n capitalista: la production.
Con la mano sobre la pieza principal
de la naquina, el 0bfeTismo quiefe pa
ALTAR ell gran impulse dinaihic0 de
la sociedad.
Dice, para justificar su acci6n, que
pretende infundfr las naciones hu-
manas un n1evo espfiitu mas razo-
nable que el de ahora dice que mar
cha la formation de una humanidal
' un progreso difereAtes y. desde lue-
90. mejOres
Pero refexionando atentamente to-
do 10 mas al margen possible de las
pasiones momentaneas, uno Sc siente
arrastrado considefar Ia obfi obre-
rista. no como un fin refOrmador ', por
tanto. positive. sino como una simple
Ifuerzs negative de Ia NaturaIesa No
como IN torelnte que Al sfu ppede ser
domesticado y tradpcido en- energla
/ iluminosa. sino como las terrihIes fper-
zas conSuntivas que emplea h Proyi-
deneia eosmiea en- sus misteriosoa pro
Ep6sitos malthusiahos.
Esta es Ia reaIidad que presenta por
el moinento 81 malana, como aIguuos
vatielnan. puede lIegar adqplri: otro
caraeter aetivo, vital = geperoso sera
I,n fenomeno, un prodigio sobfenatu.
lral que todos, naturalmentel estimos
desde ahora dispuestos bendec;f.
JOSE HA. sALAFERRIA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-08

a. faan As MaaaNiMa Nlfan ~
tsssea.s seA ~ A. asae 81 sastla q
= n,aalss ~ l.aa tn.sasses. le ~
,ef ~ b. iaia.s fa iaFe : sa l..ln
lrNmss
faas sssaaaaA ha asel.amsslo ~
n s~waA fsaMl.a aA easaasia asaiaa
ans .faH.ssaas y ~ faAmsGs lnin y
n.un.ls p fasEwa1 Vni hass ssfHs'a.
ssWnt Quf last ra sa ssslfa w. o.
kssalass
~ o. eA,Iaha en- ,s'seenls a. o.H
taeA = hHsss l,a a sni.is.a sga,ra ina.is
nrm,,a ~ hassg Iaa lawsnAa. a. uws
iEia aa isangsanf fmnM iae slnls~ gei.
u,inaniss slsa mih,sss - tasamrsuan
Sn laslasga lsa.iilana o. ha ssaaaao
cara. y neur b. hgs'is isssisiilsins hur-
nas 81 20 an.ai lassao. o. euclarss ~
rysilalnao = isa ar . ~ Asafia hes
uaa difasmriu uue lsa,sle ssssrr hon.
slns Fsas.rw.assfos.
Ns ~ sa.i,ie uac c.aAiiis - eaters
dcl r.saliado DE- Ia roiasian ga Ia "a.
mara para elegir "a l'nesidssiie. aciu
que l,Fe3uzgaha Ia reuniau de Ia Assam.
laea y Ia cls~ci5n de jefe de Estado.
cmyencido. en fin. DE- que no seria q
q Sucezr de- Poincare. exclam6
.; Peor para q pals"
Rasgo de- sol,eri,ia O ingenuidad de
conciencia. la frase era explicable en-
nn hombre que duranie veintiseis me
ses de gobernar. 10 fue todo. incluso
aIiDitro de los desiinos de Francia.
i,orque Ia habfa levantado de 81 pos
TRACTION. y de un eStado dc tetrico des-
mayo. Ia habia conducidO la victoria.
la realidad solada.
Crey6 que la legitimidad de esa au-
reola bastaba para llegar a la presiden-
cia de Ia Repdblica. y no Sc ocup0 de
formulism0s. En- su election de acade-
micO cont6 con los vOtOs antes de ser
emitidos. No hizo 10 mismo en- la elec-
ci6n presidential el disgusto habfa
de ser. naturalmente. de doble resonan-
cia, por la postergaci6n = por haber
perdidO el momPntO de una retirada de
la vida pGblica. que habrfa consOlida-
DO su popularidad hasta glorificar su
persOnalidad. 81 cuando Sc convinO ell
aDmisticio. siquiera cuandO Sc firm0
la paz. hubiera considerable terminada
su mission polftica, su prestigio Sc ha-
brfa robustecido con la gratitud una-
mime del pueblo frances. Pero Ell 81 lap
so de tempo desde eI II de Noviembre
de 1918 al 2S de Junio de 1919. su ac-
tuaci0n polftica Sc acentu0 mas; qui-
so completar la obra de paz con los
brfos que despleg6 para terminar la
guerra, 'todo le hizo por ST 'mismo,
sin consentir ingerencias. Cuando es-
tall6 la guerra, el presidente ePoincare
Sc dirigi6 al pueblo en- una sproclama,
vibrante de patriotismo.s Una alpct-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-08

r. Cuando vemos un andanio sin alba
niles, un taller sin operarios 0 una ma
Iauina paraIizada, inaginamos con IN
dolor que tai vez yivimos en- uno de
|es0s lncmentOs transcendentales en- que
|la Providencia c6smiea hace Iso de sus
gfandes medidas restrictiyas. Hay en-
la Naturaleza movimientos de terri
bic malthusianismo, con ell cdal desea
restrinsir o contener la demasiatla ex-
pansi6n vital de los hombres. La pro-
|pia ci,ilizaci6n debe ser contenida en-
ciertos momentos para impedir cl miste
rioso equilibrio c6smico Actualmente
recurre la Naturaleza al sindicalismo
para sus fines malthusianos.
El ,nundo estaba probabiemente hen
|chido de energfas expansiyas ' multipli
cadoras Todo Sc dirigfa espontanea-
mente al agrandamiento. La industria
mecanica llegaba extremes prodigio.
SOS; Ia ciencia aplicada producfa ere
cientes caudales de frerzas; hacfanse
linauditamente enormes las ciudades
" en- algunas regiones europeas casi
mo habia sitio material para tantos Sc
res h,lnanos. Lo que llamamos Pro
lgreso dcsde el siglo XVIII marchaba
con saltos veloces, excesiYos De este
exceso estaba acaso preocupada la Ma
ttllraleza, dese6 refrenarlo por medic
de parentesis catastr6fcos.
Hemcs sufrido guerras, destruccio-
mes. g.gantescas matanzas. Los mares
tse haE visto solitarios, con las fotas
comerciales inermes. Las comarcas
fabrics han producido durante varios
amos solo materias de destruction y Ia
Cieneia misma Sc ha dedicado los
trabajos marciales Sobre la miseria
el hambre y la muerte de la guerra
todavia ha pasado Ia horrible sesadora
iae las pestes fulminantes, de Ia gripe
universal Pero no basta.
Todo este no impedia que las fuer
zas yitales de la humanidad vibrarar
con mas coraie que nunea. Al con
Itrario IA humanidad sentia como el re
mordiniento de la inacci6n pasada.
impaciante. hriosa, solo aguaflaba e
momento de Ia paz para lanzarse EN-
presas de gran empeno. 7 todo 10 qu'
destrus0 la guerra serfa brevement'
reeonsttuffo ! el Progreso. ma agi
1 Y fperte que antes, llevarla los HON
bfes u proaigiosos extremes. Enton
Ices aeiii6 dc reenrrir Ia Natureleza /
extraortinarios agentes Contemos en-
I ire 6llos al sindicalismo.
In isrovifleneia eosmica quiers SOS
iener Il euuiIibrios usa de ciyersa
f6fnas sle catastrofes Para i.npedi
lQue toeas las incontables sepillas d
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-08
RRMArR


Como Captain d. In colcsa Ameri-
cana EDITH" por Ia pressHte. axiso
ii pdblico cue vendere el refcrido bar
co por cucnta de quien corresponds,
en- PUBLIcA sUBASTA. al mejor
postor y pOr elective. a las diez de
IA mafnna del viernes 20 de Mario
de 1920. en- Ia puerta NorOeste del
Ediicio Federal en- San Juan. p. r.
Dicha coleta EDITH" tiene cuatro
palos. es de MADEIRA de 1851 tOneladas
netas. mas o menos 1900 tOneladas
muertas de capacidad. Fue cOnstrui-
da en- 1901 en- Bath, Maine y sera
vendida en- cl estado en- que sc en-
cuentra al presente, anclada en- la ba-
hia de San Juan, P. r., con todo So
velamen, aparejO, muebles, etc.
Me reserve el derecho a rechazar
cualquiera o todas las ofertas hechas
en- el momento de la venta.
Para mas infOrmes solicftense dc
Isidoro d. DeIgado, AlmonederO Pu'
blico del mes suscribe.
TEODORO BOUG.
Captain Goleta edith"
Ie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
ANOTHER FREIGHT
CAR HEARING WILL
Be HELD SHORTLY
INTERSTATE COMMERCE tONNII>.
Sion OItICIN To CONF
ill,Ht NtD\E>DhN

Soy' WcIuo .dly Be- tho d5y set Tor
.He ,l.'i oI % representative of the
Interstate commerce Commission ~
Amarillo Tia purpo,' 81 'hc visit Is
O., I..t complaints OF tho various
r."uuuf., %, the Panhandle coun-
Uy on Oh. ie,l - shipping flcilltics
p Y I.u'fcu. secretary ~ the
r..har6la-lhiv Chamber n Com
n.g,.. ha "oiiiad the people OF the
yg.lpu. couu'i.s through The CONF
n,rrial oI- rizl''ore. county com
90 Ioupr. Jul other avenues 20 be
hero lnt % rD their Da-a before the
federal official and % is .,pcc'oj all
laris rf m, Panhandle viii Ne rep
resented.
IT,, shortage az Cr. % b. -lii .s
nor &C. acute .s % Hg- q few weeks
ago hlt thai 'hDrr Is large quantity
90 eralr ve' 90 boz shipped Cor which
cars Irr badly needed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
ASTON HERE IN REGARD
TO INDUSTRIAL CENSUS

J T. Aston. ,pocial agent 81 th,
bureau ot Census. department ni
CoWwcroo. i- IN Amarillo today maxi
ing corrections 10 tho Industrial
census oi tho city Mr Aston said
that az the time the census was tai
IN there seemed 20 be- some m'suu-
Outstanding relative 10 The Industrial
census and Tor that reason 10 had
been left incomplete
REGARDING thn increase in tho ror-
ulHtion nt this congressional district
Mr. Aston ,rid thar o." believed h
would b, NO; less than fitty percent
he was not In position to give uu.
any actral figures however. thJ' ho-
ina IN violation OF his Instructions
Mr. Aston said thar tEr ci,.cHr, 90
nearly every city are disappointed
with the census returns that have"
been given ont by The Bureau lut
tn, IN most every instance whore
the cities took exception, and t's'
MAS made. the government figures
were proven 90 be- Js nearly correct
~ possible
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
New Profession
for Women

Nsf N.rt. Apli -H.-A new oort
pa,' s- i5 ~ xo ;;,.,,' /. oi'crsi b. N.
FOOD Recruitment - the General
Chsm.cai Company. n provides ior
pa TIM. work ana D. especially
adapted f0r young Wlffl'i Muhlrh
wiz have had some business 'NN~ii-
ru.. aru whose household dutiss leave
th'm considerable nee time.
sII.s new Held - WORK j. N al Or
saia l4f.rH fu he known as ihc VS. ~
ssrtIr. s'r ~ IIfpu-H VIII o. ~
bfIuz individual lrTs" Boo touch WIN
TIE most adtalcod idrag BOO cooking
tal.ug and other domestic tash-
infinIs Boz the new service VII
one valuable niUoft lG.fiu. iNf uih '.-
hei and ufohtah.. -alrs ahl ant'
lIE uu.. IftaI fplffsF I'IffH ~
fhe Recon S.fNfre star Nill o. n''l,
e. Ihs VIA uufh "u e. s4lai} sih'
c.u.l.fs.uu ha....
Tile ,alaf requisite Or rn..u.ns o.
a.. E-vsn staff Is Through inn"i-
'4Er az l.t1.u l'..l4l Powder. H
s.". l...r.tafs iUr .l.ifit'. Co. in
ffEfa tHf modern ftnu me'."' H
lHf'i sr.trful WfHHlfiIr which Ih
H-frrrI rlf.tIhr ACCURACY in h"il"
LHe,IE ~ Ifa uniformly H' JOY
Hs TiIs method o. q .'Hh pa iI'
l.ta.n lakIur Book.
lsffsfa g application fHr aUrnini-
r.slt iu Sc igfaIn service stan. c'ii
fl.rrr a rlsfire statement 90 aual-
ftlfirna. should b. cent immediate,
I1 tfa Fuad Dep rimsut. G.urr1l
Chem lsl COMPANY, = Euad suc't
SEES fE city.
TIs new nvE0n rtiIr~ E1Hk tofir-
mel rffr~ ~ .Hli. containing -" ignt-
fI,.l fHciUss. U.ii D. ni. led POSTPAID.
UIsI iacoiui q % =. 100 stomp 81
coin or In .sI viii purcna 30 two -
u.sf. us.ndr % isyxnn ~ once nom
yoIr srocsf riifr us roe name aui
ad.Issss ~ t. Wr WN mall sou =
Wtsap r. tHt nee snueful
ri.uilsal 60 ..s,d l'rFlftfacnt. -
l..l.l 81. Sca iCfa. :. h.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
M'CO0l YOUTH WANTS
TO COME BACK HERE

LEONARD Mood wants in come bacl.
.0 Anlr!.lo Leonard j. the isy"ar.
rs int detained here hy chief 90 Police
l'avIs q ,uuplr ~ w',,s ago Inil 'ie
Hih.. ,ouc from pkah1n.1 md took
htu. away
Tho hoy dd not want O. return HON"
afh flr father iit liked Amarillo and
h' Used SIR and Mls Jack Isatllff. lro-
II.'.r %; Jacks d.uE1nut shop While
.a custody = the police officers he was
united % work 20 no., shop Nr ai4d
Nu llatlff became attached 90 him and
ii' ro' want % see him l'av.
l.s,suse h, had run away she fs,h,i
thought D, adylSi'i" % take the boy
i1,h TO-DAY, Mrs i:atlifl received y
ltf.r from he boys fa'he- sayiLg he
could hear nothing but Amarillo and Mr.
aud Mrs Eatiiff from Leonard and he
a. AZ rvs in ssndirg him % the rs.orm
huDl. hs IL ready 20 crsid". giving
his permission fcr l.souari "a coine ~ \
Oh Amarillo and live with them
Mr. HaiHn has the matter under
confederation md b. willing The LAD shah
Cms hack 20 them II N. tan 10 ~.
cured the arrangement l. permanent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
FtRNRI,s' BIFFICULTIIs.


The difficulties which confront
The farmers Of the country we're ont
lined by Secretary OF Agriculture
Meredith at the sessions OF The
Chamber OF Commerce % the
United States In Atlantic City yester-
day.
Hlgh prices Tor grains and other
food stuffs within the past few years
have led the general public 10 be
leye tina; the farmers are indeed
raking in the sheekles as they never
did before. Aud they are But they
are also spending money for plant
ing and harvesting their crops as
they ns~r did before
Mr.. Meredith points out among
other things. that every farmer Is In
direct competition with his neiehbor
The whole fabric Of production on
the farm may be divided into as
many individual units as there are
farmers and each Is in competition
In the sale OF his goods In the open
marker with the other.
In like manner they must COM
pete Tor labor 10 SOW and reap their
crops. and then they mus, compete
for that same labor with practically
every Industry in the nation. This
forces the producer to pay a high
rriee for his man power. while the
competitive basis upon which b.
operates with those OF his own avo-
cation tends 10 cut the price az which
he will sell those things which he
has grown
Fow people. when they think 81
cotton az 30 cents or wheat at 81 a
bushei. realize the size Of the eX-
pendiiures which have been neces-
sary 10 mature these products
And yet one hears many comments
uron farmers unions and farmers
cooperative associations which are
most unfavOrable.
Il seems to Us that the farmers
have quite as much right 10 organize
for their oWn protection as have
br'cklayers and carpenters. We be-
iieve that the chief trouble with
many Of ID. organizations which
they have formed heretofore has
been 10 the Officers who have sought
20 use them for their own selfish
ends-men in many instances vho
were far more concerned in regard
Ing their own personal aggrandize-
meni than earnestly seeking TO bet
ter the condition " the rank and filc
OF farmers who had chosen them Tor
leadership
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
ATTEND CONVENTIONS.

rnquesiionahly there are hundreds
y qualified voters In Amarillo Who
ironrly favor endorsing the ma
iicual administration.
Well and good a. Tar as % Foes
But these same persons are Foilr
10 do little toward giving the gu
dorsement 81 the Texas delegation "a
~ national administration unless
they attend the precinct primary con-
ventions on Saturday afternoon az 9
o'clock when delegates. favorable OF
irfavorable. as the case may be-. TO
he national administration. viii b.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30

Jos Bailey is going 90 sue three
.TeXa, morning newspaper which be
cha5gss having liboied him In con-
.nect.01 vi'h BITS war record II ans
Of them referred 20 Baiiey.s asr rec
ord. a. believe they did libel him
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30

NEGRO membres Of the G. O. p.
convention In Arkansas 20; mad and
bolted the convention. They would
have bolted for q different reason u
they had been In attendance upon
Louisiana LILY White Republican
gathering
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30

fHF lINN NNf SUI AlNtt t'''''
tides of tho Fast. beyond To tuurl
~ SELF. D men o. the marts Of gree.
10 Dis. FINANCE.
our 600 the rim of the world
placed h'eh on a plateau ot table
Hand whose magnitude of leu-.h art
i breadth is thar Of q mltch."ss ru
lpiro.
out u the ull ligh, and vision al
heavens sunshine, lIr. bond cape
fashioned after natures 'lr's'
/ ideals .u 'ho beginning ~ fiw0,
lie, landscape moulded from the
liioh lava leans escaping from ih'
Rock, Mountains. and We revere ~.
! llnds.apn iu song and boz tory .r
lsrr ana 900 symbol M lore Hnd IN
history n l.ar. ami IN lircs.d0s US
| Tho Panhandle 81 Texas
A. beautiful hand or token ~ ~
parcnt.rr .as % sea land seam of rro-
pr.cior.hiu 'he Rocky Mountains
have cast across this plateau %
mighty river the Canadian trayers-
Ing whose bod and creeping over 20.
wards the r'sius sun no" water.
travel as l m'.eDnr', % DO" father
1Hi
A.d along me course of tho Ca-
urdau River ana about iis p.Cfur.
eequr terrain 60. distances aro piled
Id Vild and rugged formations md
ih,.d .u nou1,rous and mntyrlou.
profuson riiff dos and rock, and
.ciar. aud mt.gs io proclaim % III
.LmrI OF u.'urH
a. lesser r,.Jll- of mish'y king
fl,.p f.f .a'o Oh. Canadian laugh.
ing r'arIr. rrIuHinc hrnOklp's hy
who's. springs trr dus stained oil.
grim rests and la. sweet thoughts
~ friend and homes aflr. and those
Ihrruklsfe ai, u',r-prI -ad ever and
anon hv irl,'r 0l DIV arroyo rorf-
ing 10 their lessor currents Of Moth
inr.
Uar. .n rho pluhHui', is r,,h
empire. storm fra.d ,un-kis-"d.
vind-sWtu' h..Ith. don hupc.im
pr,sultaJ. w'll'u.ciNHE
Truly
This Is me land ~ .ho turuuois"
Shy
whore sun AMI stars ot,rna. shine
Whore Youth and NECr Moor de-
cline
"a land ot history. romance rn.
melting ground q the east and the
west ~ land that stands ~ ihr rn'-
tails 81 opportunity like Janus The
'Uo-iace az MYTHOLOGY
one flc, GA wr.nkled scanned
storm swept looks back un the fad
ing rlories oi ne West, for % is 90
that land thar the pioneer characters
have taken the long trail and rode
out OF our generation
The other lace of Janus OppoF
iuniiy on the Panhandle Is turned
20 the East with an eagcrness 20 be
meeting the problem. OF q newborn
day. with O desire 10 arise 10 place
IN new world Of Advancement ana
carve a new name for
They do me wronc who say ! come
20 more
when once ] knock and ] tail 20
find you IN.
For every day I stand outside your
door
And td ;, grlr and rise % fight
aad ain
Wall not for precious chances
passed away.
Weep not for golden ages on the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30

"y.ces ~ city told 10 book by min
lister NOV 70 The vices - city
wer, told in O book br o. policeman
We would vant o. read b.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30

eOIes Tor delegates known IN
favor endorsement % the Wilson adj
ministratiou. which Joe Bailey op-
poses. are the only things that viii
count iu these precinct conventions
Your vote Is needed 70 make GER
tain tha, the followers Of Joe Bailey.
Who would repulia'e the adm.nis'ra.
tion. are ln tre minority
Be- or hand 90 your precinct con-
ven,ion ~ . O'Clock Saturday after
noon
Find our whore tho convention
viii Boz held 10 you do Hot already
know Cot tho number ~ the pre-
circ' iu which you live
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30

To insure rlistoning white 'lbl,
linens. use Rcd Gross Ball Blue In
your laundry I, never disappo.u,s
At all good grocers. ic.-Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30

Guuslrh'. Texas has formed "a
Chamber 0i Commerce Wonder What
Bullet uIil do about IT,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30

spcciai Associated Press leased
Wire Service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
py NAH ~ ADVANCE
q&.$o

MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
Tho Associated Press is exclusively
entitled 90 the usc Cor republication q
all ucvs dis'uichHs credited to IN ur
not o,hlwlso credited IN THIS paper anl
also other local new, published her,ir
Al rights q publication % especial
dispatches herein are also reserved
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30

Entered a. stcondclass matter NJ the
poa.officc ~ amarillo Texas under the
Act 4 March Q. 1879.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30

only Morning Newspaper IN the Ana.
llllo country Covers the Panhandle of
1tSts. Eagern New McNleo Southern
Colorado and Western Oklahoma from
twelve o. twenty four hours IN advance
~ Denver. Dallas Font Worth. uklH
homn city and other papers carrying
tolegraphir dispatches
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30

chosen 10 attend the county conyen,
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-06-19
WILLIAM LANCER PUTS ANTI-SOCIALISM
Victory Ticket Candidate Pleased With Result of Campaign Thu
Far, Tells People, An-Townleyites, They Have
Ten Days to Win the Battle
To the people of. North Dakota:

10 the people OF North Dakota I
s North Dakota worth 10 days of your time? That is the
question want to put up to citizen Of North Dakotato
If we're within your power to bring complete victory on
80 the forces that favor clean opposed to
socialists who are today seeking to pepeua their power no
that might be called make would be too great
. FRS Up TO YOU
1T does lie within your power to achieve such victory Re-
attention the big job rddng the socialism and
make this CALL behalf of myself your candidate for gov
state already great many quit fields
on the stump work their negbors that the rule Of
Farmers workers. businessmen professional Of
the country and women of the towns and ctesk just one
for that victory which assured all Go share and
July North Dakota will send word to the world that she
0 DID YOU THINK?
he records the socialists have made since they achieved
consider what Of record these will make if they given
free rein for another two To what lengths would they
them? We have of extravaganza auocray of
disregard for law and for the decent things Of M under
farmers know that there thousands Of farmers in North
Dakota who seeking the gh know that they want to get
under the burden that this socialist gang plng
them that victory June 30 just certain
day follows night but know that to achieve that victory will
HORDE COMING
I'm these 10 days great horde of gathered
all of the Worldare coming into North Dakota to
tell you people how you shall vote in your election.
They coming to tell and women of the farms
workers. business and women professional and
what you should do with your ballot election day.
These have interest in North Dakota We however, have
stay when they gone the taxes must bear the
burdens they impose North Dakota has asked little of today
She calls days your time Out here the prars
are looking the first sreak Of dawn Of
when they shall have been dded Of the yoke Of socialism
"Men and of North Dakota the lies with you
the country among your neghbors the town city in
which you live preach the gospel Of good and urge all
to vote on June 80. 49, & Z. ~
Your whole time days that you invest North Dakota
will pay you greater dividends than other business
occupation in which 20" might eng2Ef is The 4S&ES Big 1