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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-05

a,nely 0sszegnek tobb, mint ket-
harmadat ..sido vallasu, de ma
gyar szarmazasu amerikaiak ad-
tax es megsem kotottek XII, hegy
a penz csalkis zsido gyermekek
segitesere fordithato. Kovacs
paterkank az Urban, mem gondol-
ia, hogy ezekben a zsid6kban sok-
kal tobb "kereszteny szellem" ta-
lalhat6 mint a piisp0h szekbe
vagyo elvakult fekete katholikus
papban? Hala Istennek, az anne
rikai magyar katholikus papsag
mem koveti Kovacs four utanzasra
egyaltalaban mem melt6 pelda-
jat.
Meg egyet, Kovacs fourunk!
Ha mar olyan nagyon ohajt meg
tobb kereszteny szellemet a $40
vetsegben, ugy miert mem lallott
be eddig tagjai koze es miert nem
szolitotta fel a katholikus hivo-
ket, hogy alljanak be, inert ezal-
tai Magyarorszag igazat segitik?
Miert mem? AIT hissziik, hogy a
valasz csak egy lehet: a four a
"kereszteny szellem" let iiriigy-
mex hasznalja es Nannak cimen
mem hajlando resztvenni es tamo-
gatni AIT a ;munkat, amely az
amerikai kozvelemeny megvaltoz-
tatasara Tranquil.
Ezek utan sok szerencset az
olajkuthoz!
Nemenyi Miklos Emo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-05

illeti . Sz0vetsegben ,ezt elsosor-
ban is kereken tagadjuk, inert ha
veletleniil zsid6 vallasu magya-
rok vagy kalvinista vallasu ma
gyarok adtak eddig AIT a keves
penzt, amelyen a Szoyetseg ten
god0tt es amely sajnos nem volt
elegendo, hogy hathat6sabb mum
kat tudjon kifejteni, azert ez meg
mem jelenti q ''keresxteny szellem
hianyat. vajjon nit is jelent,
Kovacs fopap, az a "kereszteny
szellem''? Mi ugy ertelmezziik,
hogy Krisztus tanitasainak a gya-
korlati eletbe valo atiiltetese, a
bibilai parancsolatok betartasa, j6,
erkolcsos elet es f6keppen feleba-
rataink szeretete kepezi ait a BIZ
zonyos "kereszteny szellemet,"
mem pedig a zsidok es mas valla-
son el6k gyiil0lete. (Itt batorko-
dunk megjegyezni, hogy a hazai
kereszteny blokknak zsido tagjai
vannak.)
A Zaszl6cska egy mask sza-
maban olvassulx, hogyl a fopap es
apacai, ha jol emleksziink, eddig
AZ lada ruhanemiit es nehany
szaz dollart adtak 0ssze csakis
katholikus gyermekek segitesere.
Ajanljuk Fotisztelend6 Kovacs
Kalman plebanos urnak figyel-
mebe, hogy a Hoover bizottsag
gyermeksegito alapjan eddig mar
kozel 300 ezer dollar jott ossze,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-05
EL.ADo LOT

A Dearborn streeten, Brier Hill,
a Macy gyarak k0zeleben. A lot
meretei 4Ox13O. Olcson megvehe-
to, inert tulajdonosa meghalt
Eredklodjon Puhalla, Gyorgynel,
q N. Whitney street, Steelton "a
Jojj0n este.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-05
Egyr0l- Masr6l.

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eyar felebaratjat, min 0nn0nma-
gat es eleslatasaval felfogta az
osszetartas es testversegites esq
melt.
Horvath David nemes eletet cit.
Megrsdemli, hogy emleke orolke
ellen a nlagyarsag sziveben.
Meg@rdemli, hogy masok .pelda-
max vegy6k eletet es munkassagat
es potolni igyekeznek maid a hi
snyt, melyet elkolt0zese egy jobb
vilagba okozott.
A Scent Istvan egylet tagiai
lerohatjak kegyeletiiket Horvath
Daviddal szemhen azaltal is,
hogy azok, akik belatiak az or
vegy es .arvak szomoru helyzetet,
onkent es mapuktol megtoldjak a
halaleseti dollarokat. A Scent
Istvan eoylet tagjai meghozhatiak
ext az aldozatot annak O. ferfinak
csaladiaval szemben, aki harom
even at att6l q csaladt5l idGt es
bizony p6n2t is megvont, hogy az
egylet erdekeit szolgalja.
Horvath Davidtol most mi is
bucsut vesziink, mint ahogyan
meghatoan es szepen bucsut vett
tole reformatus egyhaz ban
kettien osszegyiilt kozonseg, a
mely emleke tiszteletere felallt es
lehajtott fejjel gondolt ARA az
emberre, ah k0riinkbol eltavozott.
Egy percre megan a bizi ir6-
gep - listen veled Horvath David.
McKEEsPORTON van egy ha2
-. jobban mondva egyhaz, sot
mint mondjak, szekes Is fejedel.
mi egyhaz. Az egyhaz, mar tud,
niillik az ottani Scent Istvan egy.
haz, becsiiletere valik a mckees.
porti magyaroknak. De annak q,
egyhaznak van egy plebanosa -.
vagy pardon foura, alzinek lelks
ben oft lakozik a vagy a magya,
piispokseg utan vagy nem tudjuA
mi mas utan (ezert szekes Is fe
| jedelmi egyhaz a Monongahels
volgyi magyar katholikus temp
lom.)
Ennsk 9 nagyravagy6 ember
nek neve Tisztelendo Kovacs Kal
man, az amerikai magyar katho
hkus papsagnak legldmagasl6bE
alakja (sajat becslese es meggy6
zodese szerint). Kovacs K&lma1
| (pardon, neha Kovatsnak irjs
magat) secret az uborkafara ka
paszkodni, de eddig meg mindie
visszaesett. Meg nem is olya1
nagyon regen Kovacs four eljat
scotia pusp0ki kalapot, mer
nagyon "akasztotta' a kiralyo
kat es kiil5nosen Ferenc J6skat
kssobb, hogy hibajat jovategye
tenyleg felakasztotta IA kiralyt
akarjuk mondani, hogy eletnagy
sagu olajba festett kepet es pc
dig eppen az iroasztala fole.
4 Az ir6asztalr6l jut esziinkbe
hogy tulajdonkepen azert foglal
kozunk Kovacs p&terreI (M6rl
baratom szavai azerint), msrt
Eminenciaja (sic) ennel a kiraly
lyal disxitett asztainal szokta ire
gepenek tollat ragni es ITALIAN re
I reno Joska altal megihletve szokt
megirni azckat a gyonyorii ciA
kecskeket, amelyek aztan eg,
"Zaszlocska : vagy mem tudor
4 micsoda, Macy olvasottsagnak 81
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-05

vil&got latni. :,
Megd0bbenessel olvassuk ma
sodkeb6l exeket a cilkkeke t. Meg
dobbenessel azert, mett miel6tt q
sikkek napvilagot lAttak volna,
AIT hittik, hogy Kovacs (lxinevez-
ziik biborosnai) pater ha rlagyra-
vagyo is, dc msgis is magyar en-
ber. Ksnytslenek vagyunk ext a
nezetiinlet megv<oztatni.
A cikkelkb6l kideril, hogy "a
nagy magyar keresztenyi eszme-
t6l" (ne tessek felreerteni, csak
Is lizar6lag katholiAus srtend6
Kov&cs pater szerint keresztsny
alatt) athatott fopap ugylatszik
megint kapaszkodik az 8 uborlka.
f&j&ra. odahaza a magyar ke-
reszteny nemzeti esxme van ural-
mon, tehat Kovacs pater is ait
lovagolja, inert hatha akkor megis
8 lesz Amerika esztergomi (akar-
jnk mondani mckeesporti erse-
KEY
Csakhogy AZ a baj, hogy Kovacs
| pater az 8 ITALIAN kisse korlatolt
felifogasavai nagyon felremagya-
razza a "kereszteny eszmet," /"
mely szerinte italian ait jelenti,
hogy mindenkit iitni kell, ha mem
jo es hithu katholikus (jo, ma
gunk is azok volnank.) 49,.
Kovacs paterke elnok Is pedig
az Amerikai Magyar Katholikus
Nepsz0vetseg becsiiletes cegere
alatt nemregiben megsziiletett
csudaszovetseg elnoke. A szovet-
seerol kar beszelni, az abban a
formaban, melyben halva sziile-
tett, meg Kovacs pater mesterse-
ges eletrekelto cikkei alatt sem
lesz mas, mint - halott. Mivel
pedig Kovacs pater "Elnok ur fo-
magassaga,' tehat mas eln0k5k
mem letezhetnek, mem is besze-
link arrol, hogy az 8 sajat egyeni
szovetsegen xviii sem letezhetnek
mas sz0vetsegek (mert ne emelj
magadnak rattan kivul mas bal
vanyokatD
Tehat nekirobog a Fourasag az
Amerikai Magyar Sz0vetsegnek,
ennek sokat megprobalt, sokat
szenvedett, sokat lebecsult es szi-
dott Anerikai Magyar Szovet-
segnek,. amely megis tett es tesz
a magyarsag es Maoyarorszag er-
dekeben es pedig b&tran mond-
hatiuk, hogy keresztenyi (szeresd
felebaratodatD szellemben.
Hazat akar menteni Kovacs pa
ter (akit ezennel unnepelyesen
papai allamtitkarnak tesziink
meg. Lazar Ferdinand, szedo) Is
avval kezdi hazamenteset, hogy
annak az egyetlen magyar testii-
letnek, amelyet a katholikus pap
sag sajnos eddig nem tamogatott,
tamad, amely legalabb kiserletet
tett ARA, hogy tot es roman (bi-
zony egyaltalaban mem felekezeti
propaganda) rettenetes rombol6
munkajat lit Amerikaban leront-
sa.
Tudomasunk szerint mem szok-
TUX megkerdezni att6l az ember-
tol, aki magyarnak vallja magat,
hogy micsoda vallasu, ha Magyar
orszag erdekeben dolgozik ivan
ere szamtalan pelda a magyar
tortenelemben.) Pivany Jen6, a
XII a Szovetseg erdemes titkara
volt az elmult evben, kereszteny
volt Cha nom is katholikus) es
munkaja hat h6nap alatt tobbet
ert, mint Kovacs pater {alxit a
fenti fejezet 6ta Kajetan neven
papanak valasztottak) egesz hosz.
szu amerikai tartozkodasa alatt.
A jelenlegi titkar pedig, dacara
arnak, hogy csaladneve Pessen-
lehner, msgsem zsid6, s0t meg q
dsdoregapja sem volt es megsem
n&met, inert meg az iik0regany.
ia is Pesten sziiletett, vallasara
nerve pedig szinten katholkus-
max sxiiletett, ami semmiesetre
sem lehet ok ARA, hogy Koyacs
pater, vagyis Kajetan mckees.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-05

,MAGYARoRsZAGON meg vol
talk a valasztasok. Kabelhirek
szerint a valasztok Macy tobbse-
ge, allitolag 95 szazaleka, k-
ralysag visszaallitasa mellett fog
1alt volns allast.
Elottiink, amerikai magyarok
elott, de meg inkabb sziletett
anerflsaiak sl6tt kiilonosnek es
szanand6nak think fel a MAGYAR
nep hat8rozata. Az az orszag es
az a nemzet, amely evszazadok
ota kiizdott a Habsburg uralom
ellen, az 9 nep, melynek soraiban
mar k6zel harolnszaz evvel ez-'
el6tt koztarsasagrol almodozok
voltak tal5lhatol, az a nemzet,
mely uijongva es tombolva id
vozolte a koztarsasag kikialtasat,
elfeledve a vesztett haboru kese-
rjs6a5t, az o n6p most ism6t XII
raya5got 6hajt.
a5lsg nagyon ktil5nos til
ne 1s maayarazatat lehet ta-
Ii ai. 4 naoyar n5p q haboru
el5.t hozzaszoAott, hogy ha mem
is egeszen egyforman, de megis
bizonyos tekintetben biztonsag-
ban elhetett. A Jog es torveny
0rkod0tt biztonsag felett. A
koztarsasag kilzialtasa utan j6tt
a remes "voros" uralom. Ebb6l
negy Is fel h6nap eppen eleg ah-
hoz. hogy a nep es pedig kiilono-
sen videk nepe visszakivanja a
kiralysagot a regi megszokott
biztonsaggal.
Talalunk a vilagtortenelemben
peldat ere. OFT van Franciaor-
szag, amely az elso koztarsasag
likialtasa ota haromszor ment
vissza a csaszarsag, vaeyis az
egyeduralom allamfornajahoz es
meg szerencsetleniil vegzod0tt
porosz- -francia haboru utan is az
els6 francia parlamentben t0bben
voltak a monarchistak, mint a
koztarsas&got partolok. lido kell
ahhoz es az vi allamforma tani-
tasa, mig a nep belatja koztar-
sasagi allamforma Macy elonyeit.
Exert mi, alxik a vilag legna-
gyobb koztarsasagaban eliink, ne
csodalkozzunk, hogy a magyar
nep ismet kiralyt 6hajt, lassan-
KNIT maid megvaltozik nezetiik.
addig azonban remeljiik, hogy
mem fog ismet Habsburg kerilni
q magyar tronra es hogy kiraly
mem hir maid tobb hatalommal,
mint az angol kiraly, aldnel az
Egyesilt Allamok eln0kenek ha-
talma is nagyobb.
HORVATH Davidot ,eltemet-
TUX. Sirjaban nyugszik a youngs-
town. magyarsag egyik legdere-
kabb tagja. Hianyat erezni fog
juk. Kil6nosen sujtja a csapas,
termeszetesen els6 sorhan csalad.
jat, melynek naostani feje, a gyon-
&c ozvegy, lesz kenytelen az elet.
ert kiizdeni. Masodsorban sujtja
q csapas q Scent Istvan egyletet
amely bizony fejlodesenek jd
Macy reszet k0szonheti Horvath
Davidnak Megerzi hianyat a
SIT. Istyan egyhaz, amelynek ia.
vaert szorgalmasan dolgozott
Horvath David. vegiil megerz.
isianyat az osszmagyarsag, mert
AZ zig -vsrjg magyar enberber
\ magyar sziv lakott. szerette ma
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-21
Yankee "Ads" BewiIder.

Germans marvel at American mag
azinee. especially at the advertise
ments. A writer In q Berlin paper
tells of feasting his own eyes on the
pictures of food in a popular Am
erican weekly.
Who has to advertise ham in order
to get rid Of it in GERMANY" he face
tiously asks. But the unfortunate
American who has a ham to sell
must first buy, for dreadful lot of
money, whole page in a magazine
and. at another terrible price, hire an
artist to paint picture of his ham -
The writer rhaprodiZes over that
picture, however He tells his readers
what the ham looked like:
"A cross section. White layers of
fat. Salmon pink flesh, with streaks
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-21
{ fat like the RAYS of the sun"

of fat like the rays Of the sun
1t amazed him to find that, In ad-
dition to the picture, the owner Of
the ham "fnally has to sing its
praises in sweet words"
How we pity" he eXclains. the
American who possesses a ham,'
Turning over the pages. the writer
came upon an advertisement of rub
Der soles. Evidently he thought they
were used for the purpose the Ger
mans make OF their sole sparers"
Don't imagine" he goes on. that
these American sole sparers are the
kind we have in Germany. made of
iron. Not bit of it. They are made
of rubber"
An idea of how scarce and dear
rubber is in Germany may he Gather
ed from the writer's statement that
"the cost OF these American sole
sparcrs computed In our values
would be IS great as that of n trip
IN a railroad train from Berlin 70
Hamburg, with one day In a hotel be-
Sides
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-21

three years in the governors chair.
AS against those large expendt-
lures Kendalls statement of expense.
$2,762, Is a bird shot among bullets.
Yet Kendall ran a close second. The
two men showing the least expense
ran on ahead Of the two who spent
between them over $4,000. To urge
that Kendall was the better known
Is scarcely explanatory. Mr.. Deems.
as food administrator was known in
every family, better known in way
than Kendall has ever been to
1owans, and Mr.. Havners publicity
has been extraordinary during his
terms of attorney general. Mr..
Moore, whose $4,000 expenditure
profits by comparison with by the
vast spending Of his more lavish
opponents had been lieutenant gov
ernor Yet Kendall with his COM
parative shoestring ran neck and
neck with the high man.
Now there Is no charge that any
OF these men spent money illegally
and it Is true that primary cam
paign may be made very expensive
legitimately thru the cost of postage
and publicity but tho fact that Ken
dalls shoestrinx brought him into
second place and that Deems $685.
900. Havner's $4,000 and Moore's
$4,000 failed to do more for them
than to furnish transportation to the
state convention seems to disprove
partially at least, the assertion that
the primary Is a rich mans game.
As Antony remarked Of other poll
ticians. these are oil honorable
men," the field this year was ex-
ceptionally Representatives: but what
Is there in the governorship to in
duce such extreme spending In order
to get 1t? Personal ambition and in
dividual ACKNOWLEDGMENT, intense de-
sire to serve the people. anxiety to
carry out some policy for the good
of the state. special interests Of any
kind, what is tho inducement to
spend a fortune in order to hold a
$5. 900 office that few men have been
able to hold in happiness or to retire
from with popularity undated?
In the pioneer days one manner of
horse race was judged tops and
bottoms" That is judges estimated
the advantage and disadvantage OF
the racers at the start and others
estimated the distances between
them at the finish. If this governor
ship race were to be judged by the
campaign expense. tops and bot
TOMS" Kendall has it won by several
open lengths.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-21

i'll American labor and industrial
conditions.
owing to our isolation in this far
off corner of Germany" he said. up
per Silesias Industries always have
had difficulty in meeting the compe-
tttion Of the Westphalian and Ruhr
districts. Poland is on the eve OF 4
huge industrial development and It
will be able to consume every pro-
duct Upper Silesia supplies. It's
nonsense for the Germans to say that
the mines and factories would be
ruined under Polish control, for the
simple reason that Germans will con-
tinuc to operate them.
ITO be sure. Poland up to now
hasn't the social and labor laws Ger
many has. But 1t will have them and
they will be an improvement on Ger
many's, which are faulty and difficul,
to reform because their machinery
Is so ponderous and complicated. Po-
land Is now planning a workmen's
compensation act and other labor
| legislation which will be entirely sat
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-21
Why Sugar Isn't Il Cents.

= There is only one reason why
sugar isn't selling at u cents retail.
That reason is the stubborn. unex-
planned and apparently unexplainable
refusal OF the Wilson administration
to take the repeatedly presented and
even eagerly pressed advice of its
own Sugar Equalization Board to
buy the Cuban crop at 6h cents and
SO keep retail sugar in the United
States at IL or Is cents turnout the
year.
1t is n question where government
mistakes cease to be merely stupid
and become unsupportable. Here are
the housewives OF the country pay
ing price for that imperative es-
sential, sugar. considerably NOR.
than twice what they might have
been getting 1t for: and all because
the professional politicians at the
head Of their government turned deaf
ears to their own selected experts
and let the sugar situation drift at a
time when the rising cost or living
was by far the gravest menace to
economic stability, Industrial peace
and social security in our nation!
There was no other issue then
before the administration which APP
the administration which al all ap-
preached this one in vital importance.
The president and his satellites coulo
have far better dropped all other
public business until they had dealt
with this matter than to have me-
elected this while they raced round
the world for occupation. Yet this
was the public business which they
selected for mastery inactivity
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-21

while fitting tire to n wheel The
concluding feature was an industrial
panaroma with nearly 100 students
illustrating every branch Of the In
dustrial and home economics course.
Other features OF the commence
ment program were illustrations Of
plant diseases and how to treat them.
discussion OF rural school teaching
business methods on the farm. etc
When the boil rang half a hun
dred students rushed to the various
pieces OF machinery and industrial
apparatus. and for fifteen minutes
the audience saw the Piney Woods
school in action. 1t was a veritable
human beehive. pulsing and throb-
bling with the hum Of industry. the
ring Of the hammer and anvil. and
to the audience it was like trying to
watch a three ring circus.
Over at one end Of the stage a girl
| in nurses uniform was bending
over cot taking the temperature OF
patient. another one was working,
another ironing. another sewing, an
other making hat. a cook was busy
in his place, and in another place "A
|
end a sasolene engine was pounding
away. boy was putting up electric
wires, while two boys were putting
together buggy they had made in
the schools shop. Other boys were
bringing upon the platform a mule,
very much against his will. and soon
the blacksmith was putting shoes on
him. Sixteen Industries were III
operation. In another place the fat
thoroughbred hogs were squealing
for more corn and the chickens were
giving vent to their feelings. The
audience could restrain it's sup
pressed enthusiasm no longer. and
burst forth in the weird old spiritual:
Done got over. done got over at last.
Had hard time had hard time.
Done got over, done got over at last"
Jackson, Miss. News.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-21
1Obn Burroughs
s N :;s::

First-Does the hooking bird sing
while on the wing?
Second-What Is the difference In
the note between the Southern and
Northern piping frog?
Third-Where Is the thistle most
plentiful?
Answers to Saturdays Questions.
F'irst-,Is the kingbird a bully?
The braggart of the orchard is the
kinsbird bully that loves to strip
the feathers off its more timid neigh
bors such as the bluebird, that feeds
on the stingless bees of the hive. the
drones, and earns the reputation OF
great holiness by teasing large
hawks. while 1t gives a wide berth to
little ones.
Second-How long does to take the
foXglove to complete blooming?
The bloom of the foxglove creeps
up the stalk gradually as the season
advances, taking from a month to
six weeks to go from the bottom to
the top. making at all times a most
pleasing graduation Of color. and
showing the plant each day with new
flowers and a fresh. new look. II
never looks shabby and spent. from
! first to last.
Third-How does the piping frog
make its sound?
You may BIO sure spring has really
come when the little piping frog
creeps out OF the mud and initiates its
throat which becomes like a large
bubble. and suggests a drummer-boy
with his drum slung very high. In
this drum. or by the aid of 1t, the
sound Is produced. Generally the note
Is very feeble at first, as If the frost
was not all out of the creatures
| throat
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-21
Topics of the Times

A lady delegate" to the convention
at Des Moines was robbed the other
evening Of diamonds and money.
How quickly the women delegates
fall into the customs and manners of
the common or male variety.
Now that McAdoo has refused 10
draw cards seems like 1t Is up to
President Wilson to protect the pot.
Instead Of going to the Frisco con-
vention Col. House went to Europe.
Doubtless the colonel wishes he had
put of going on that first trip or had
gone by himself that time also.
Well, If gasolene is to be obtain
able by the rich only the sooner
somebody invents q fool proof steam
engine that will pull a car sixty
miles an hour the better lot OF
poor folks will be pleased.
Harding never turned hair on
that challenge Of the president to put
voters. But the voters are not any
where nearly so Interested in the
covenant as the president appears to
imagine. And they've got over be-
ing strongly interested In the presi-
dent except in a left handed way.
.
Mr.. Deems spent altogether too
much money in his campaign to
suit the average Iowa voter. To
spend. $4,000 seeking nominatiS..
strikes the average Iowan as ex-
travagant or something worse. They
don't like the idea.
Talk of a third party headed by
Ltafollete shrould include Berger or
Bill Haywood for second place on
the ticket.
Emma Goldman Is SO blamed sick
Of it that she probably would have
refused to vote for Brookhart.
Prof1teering In wool seems to be
legal and prof1teering In wool after 1t
is made into clothing a crime. And
somebody said that law Is a
straightedge."
Harding seems to have spent the
least Of any presidential candidate
with a look in at got the nomination
just the same. II history repeats It.
self Kendall should be nominated for
governor. The comparison between
his expenditures and that of the
others is surely significant enough to
be noticed by the convention.