davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
SEATTLE OFFICIALS SEIZE
 BOOZE SCHOONER

Seattle. March, 2-Government of ficers today seized the American fish ing schooner Uranus. which brought in a big shipment of whiskey from Prince Rupert, B. C.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
WILSON TAKES FIRST AUTO RIDE

Washington. March, 3-President Wilson took today his first automobile ride since he became ill. The execu. tive was driven about the capital for an hour or more and was greeted by many persons along the route
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06

nights of the people,- declares the state of Rhode Island in its brief filed in the Supreme Court today in reply to the governments motion for dis miss;d of the action brought by Rhode Island to obtain relief from the opera- tion of the prohibition amendment
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
SPECIAL SESSION OF WASHINGTON
 LEGISLATURE CALLED

Seattle, March, Ex-Governor Hart has called special session of the state legislature for March 22 to provide funds for the state educational institu- tions and to consider the woman auf- frage' amendment. according to an nouncements from Olympia today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
cHINks BURN IN
 NEW YEAR CELEBRATION

Wala Wala. Win. March. 2-Eleven Chinese who were celebrating the
 Chinese New Year here were burned to death last night when the building caught fire.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
TWO KILLED IN SEATTLE
 AUTO CRASH

Seattle. March, 2-.Nbeft Fleming
 a well known local citizen. and his sister in law. Mrs Clara Fleming, were killed today when a Tacoma interur-
 ban car crashed into their automobile
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
FRENCH RAILROAD
 STRIKE coLLAPSES

Paris. March, 2-The general strike called on the French railroads yester- day has completely collapsed ma
 jority of the men remaining at work and many of the strikers returning.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
ICE LEAVES ST MICHAEL COAST

St Michael March, 2!The ice is all gone here, except in the inner har- bor. The tundra in this locality is bare and trails are in bad state.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
WAINWRIGHT NATIVES
 CATCH MANY FOX

cember 31 reports that the native hum ters of that village have had excellent success fox hunting. Some of them have caught upward of twenty ami mals.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
RHODE ISLAND DECLARES AMENDMENT INVASION OF
 POWERS OF STATE

Washington. March. 2-"The Eigh- teenth Amendment is direct inva- sion of the jurisdiction of the powers granted to the states and also of the
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06

The Daily Telegraph Bulletin ana Weekly NusSet delivered by cArrasr. Per month $2.00.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06

stiff". He claimed. however. that the robbers were scared, too, and showed 1t plainly.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
|. W. ORLAND. Plaintiff.

J. R. LINN. JOE VINT. A. D. AN DREws. F. $. LANPORT. ss Ad- ministrator of the. Estate of J. F.. Rogers. Deceased, and c. F. Rise.
 Defendants.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, SECOND DIVISION.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06

The President of the United Statel of America to J. R. Linn. Joe Vint A. D.. Andrews and F.. s. I.amport as Administrator of tho Estate of J P. Rogers. Deceased. Defendants:
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06

Dse. IS. 20. 9. 1913 and Jan. s. N. IL. 24. 31. Feb. 2. 14. 21. 9. Mar. 2. 1920.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-24

ten sposob zyeie ME stale sic ST.
chym krzakiem cierniowym, kto-
~ kole, tylko kwiatem, ktory Xvi
tnie i upaja.
Zimne SERGE, a ognista glowa...
Niebezpieczny rodzai, o, niebez,
pieczny!
Me po to powinno sic wycho-
die zas MAJ, by mice jakiS Cd
mienny rodzaj szczescia. tylko
pc to, by speiniG tie obowiazki,
ktore w6wczas wkiada - szcze-
Scie, to tylko przydatek i poda-
rex Bozy... Jak sic taxa zasads
ma W sercu, to sic ma wieczny
spokoj - weselszy, albo smu.
tnicjszy - jak Bog da - ale je-
drakowo gseboki. A bez togo -
to tylko jakas goraczka szcze.
Scia - i gotowe zawsze zawody,
cho6by ola tego tylko, &c to szcze
seize moze bye inne niz sob!e
wyobrazamy. My kobiety be-
wyjatku jestesmy pod wzgledem
mitoSoi wymagajrce, tylko z po-
ezatku bierzemy czesto te czast
ke, ktora nam daja - "a caiosc,
a potem... Potem te, ktore maja
w sercu prawdziwa poczciwosc,
zdobywaja sig ma COS, co ola
mezczyzn jest slowem bez Una
czenia, a ola mas czesto podsta-
va zycia... rezygnacya. Wierzcl'
Jest z misosci, rezygnacya moie
przyjSc z czasem jake podsze-
wka, jeSli zacznie bye chiodno...
Kobieta, nawet niezdolna ko.
chac ,,czIowieka" - kocha jed
max miaosc", a co najmniej - Sic
bic i swoja w niej role i dlatego
najczesciej z radoScia przestepu'
Iic prog narzeczehstwa, czujac
zarazem wdziecznost ola me2'
czyzny, ktory otwiera pred mig
MOVIE widnokregi zycia.
Navel w~yobraznia ludzka ME
portrait wymarzyt w~iekszeso
szczescia ma Swiecie, jak wielka
a zarazem prawa miIosc w mai
Eenstwie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-24

3455-s44s. - Elegancka toa,
.leta. Wierzehnia bluza, 1853. Mo-
.deika "a, Sc, SO, 40, AZ i A, ma
Gale W paste. Spoduica: 344s
Modeska: "a, Is, %, 80, 80, "a j
sc, ma Gale W paste. Materyalu o
40 calach szerokosci ma Srednia
miare trzeba SIS jarda. Modetko
.btuzy 15c, osobno modesko spod-
.nicy 15c.
$3.50. - Wygodne ubranko Ola
.dzieci. Modeska: 2. 4, 6 s lat.
Materyahr 0 Sc calach seer. na
miare 4, trzeba 8 jardy. ModeHko
15c.
$3.50. - Ladna sukienka. -
Modelka: 2, 4, 6 i 8 lat. Materya-
10 o So calach seer. ma miare 4,
trzeba 2N jarda. Modelko 15c.
1853. - Ladna, skronna suk.
MIA dia panien. Modeika: IA, 16,
10 i % lat. Matcryasu o 80 calach
seer. na miare IS, trzeba 6 jar
JSy, ModeN-o 15c
1896. - Ubranie dia chAopcow,
latwe do uszycia. Modeka: 6, 8,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-24

Mad to ME masz mic, i pony
;Iec, re to ley pod reka, &c to
jest przystepne ola kazdego, re
to. rzecz jedynie dobrej iuczciwej
wolf, a ludzie depca po tym go
,owym skarbic i poSwiecaja spo-
koj dba targaniny, a Geese ola
bez czci!
Kocha sic te kobiete, kt6ra sic
kocha i ME dopasowywa sig do
niei zadnyeh z CORY powzietych
pojec o miioSci, DO te pojecia, -
jak dzieci dopiero z hobiety mo-
ga sic rodzit.
Kobiccie jest przyjemniej, gdy
nalezy do cziowicka, kt6ry jest
,,czems."
SienkieWicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-24

10, II i IA lat. Materyalu o SO
Icalach seer. ma miars 10, trzeba
ma bluzke l 7-s jarda, ma spoden-
Xxi 1% jarda. Modeko 15c.
$40. - Zgrabna suknia ola do
rastajaeych panienek. ModeSka
Is, 10, IL i IA lat. Materyalu o
I27 calach seer. ma miare 10, TREE
Iba Az jarda. Modelko 15c.
3016. - Domowa suknia ola
Ipaii. Modeika: SO, 50, 40, AZ, A,
lac i 4S ma Gale W biuScie. Materya-
Itu o So calach seer. ma miare 50,
trzeba 5A jarda. Modelko 15c.
3023. - Praktyczny fartuszek.
Modeka Small, 32-34, Medium
I36-3s; Large 4o-42 i Extra
Large, 44-46 ma Gale w biaIscie.
Materyah o Sc calach seer. ma
Isrednia miare trzeba A. jarda.
ModeKo 15c.
1857. - Eleganoka sukienka dla
panienek. Modeka: 8, 10, u i II
lat. Materyalu o 40 calach seer.
ma miare 10, trzeba 3 jardy. Mo-
! deko 15c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-24
MYSLI.

Co to jest madroSe nasza, ksie-
zkowa, W porownaniu z "a pro-
sta madroscia prawego kobiece-
go sercal TIE proste kobieee natu-
ry. dotychczas wcale ~jeszcze ME
rzadkie, ola ktorych zycie j obo"
wiazex znacza jedno i to samo
i ktore dla tego do obowiazk,,
wnosza dobra wole - i ME tylko
dobra, ale ! bardzo wytrwaia! Ia
ka zaS VIOLA ~prowadzi Ia SODA mi
lose, kt6ra swieci jak ssohce i koi
jak b,ekitne, pogodne niebo. w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-24
DIAL /
Re9eruje Marya 8.
POGADANKA.

AyS A6OAy JSSh 0"+S J
miloSci rozlegaja sic we wszy-
stkich domach chrzeseiianskick
rsdosne gtosiki dziecisce...
Niewinne serduszka dzieci ma
pelnia uczucie niewyslowionej
radoSci W oczekiwaniu spelnic-
MIA dfugich marzen, ktore weiela-
j. sic W gorejaea choinke. ozdo-
bona m6stwem lakoci, poda-
runk6w j blaskow...
Kto z mas ME pamieta z die
cinstwa swojego takich chwil
promiennycha Kto ma ich wspo-
mnienie ME doznaje serdeczniej-
szych wzruszen?
Dlatego wszyscy W tenn swie-
Gle tax szczery udziai bierzemy
patrzac na radoSc dzieci naszych,
sami wskrzeszamy w sobie wspo-
mrienfe wiasnej miodoSci roz-
kosznego dziecinstwa.
'Tu jug choinka - szczyt ma
rzen dzieciecych zapalona. mi
gocze jak roj gHiazdek ma widno-
kregu. Dziewczynka ME posiada
sic z radoSci: serduszko W jei
piersi bije tax mocno, w oczach
la sic kreG, biogoSc niewysio-
Wiona przepeinia jei duszyezks
czysta i anielska.
Gdzie indziej kilka dziewcza.
tex, gromadki Gale dziatek, do
znajs tych samych wzruszen
A obok mich W serdecznym uSci-
sku rodzinnym stoja starsi, zapa-
trzeni W miode pokolenie, W rye
wnej o jego przyszloSci zadumie.
Mech dzien Wigilijny bsdzie
pozdrowiony i biogoslawiony. w
dniu tym ida sic, IL pred oczy-
ma dusz ludzEch niebo sic otwie
"a, a razem re $piewem: bog
sic rodzi" w sercach naszych bu-
dza sic te najpiekniejsze uczucfa:
,Wiera, MAoSc i Nadzieja". Lecz
azeby rzucia te byiy spotegowa
ne, trzeba nam pamietac o tych
bednych wydziedziczouych, kto-
rzy rowniez z tesknots a re sia-
b. W duszy naddeja wygladaia
ngwiazdki".
SzczeSeie nasze wtedy bedzie
zupeinem, gdy " ogrzanyeh, ia
sno oSwietlonych pokojach,
wsr6d radosci i szczebiotu die
ci naSzych, ME stanie widmo bic
dnych, obdartyeh bezdomnych
dzieG.. gdy modlitwa ich peAna
radoSci i wdziecznosci popiynie
"a mas do Bogal
Szczera modlitwa W dzien WI
gi1ijny zawsze W niebie jest wy
sfuchana; zasiuzmy IA mia. dajsc
lynn biednym - co mozemyl
Wierzcie mi, re mySl ia wiAka
jest pociecha,
,,Pokrzepia SHY, zgasfs Ware
budzi,
,Gdy pod naibiednieisza smiech
zadzwori strzecha,
YGdy sic vie, re sig ma SERGE
ludzi-."
I postarajmy sic, uezmy dzieci
nasze, azeby sliczna dobra ,,gwia
zdka" "a poSrednictwem ludzi ME
oprScita cho6by najbiedniejszego
mieszkania.
Wowoas to sprawdN sic le-
gnds o tel biednej dziewczyrce,
kt6ra mato msiae, Podzieliia sic
tenn rnaiem z jeszcze biedniejsza
chors dziewczyrks W szpitalu.
POI jabluszka, diva cukierd, po-
famany w6zecz&, wi6ezkowe
chusteczka zdjeta z ranion. Una
laziy sic ma biednej ko4derce
chorej d~ziewczyuki, a kiedy ia re
tzami dziekowala swojej mafej
dobrodziejce - magic kazde z
chorych dzieci s~postrzegio ma
swej kolderce jakis dar ngwia-
zdki"; mizerne twarzycki okryl
r~unieniec radoSci a wychudie
raczsi tulify W serdecznym uSci-
sku otrzymane dairy. A niewi'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-24

dzialna .gwiazdka' szia pomie'
dry niemi, az przystapaa dc
dziewczynki, ktora pierwsza po,
dzielila sic czem mogia i szepta'
Ia jej do ucha: ,,Kochasz mic ma
lenka?"
- o kocham cie, bardzo ko.
cham. Ty tax rozweselasz, lyle
radosci dajesz.
- A wiec odtad bedziesz mic
miaia codziennie. Bo widzisz
Gwiazdka wigilijna, to znaczy:
,swiatso, radoSG wesele". I two
je zycie bedzie jasne i radosne-
byles tylko zachowaia tive ser.
duszko dobre, jak dis i tax
sk,onne do poswiecenia ola smu-
tnych i cierpiacych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-24
SienkieWicz.

PAM Amelia. - Z takiego po-
koiku, ktory jest bezuzyteczny"
- molina urzadzic tanim kosz.
tenn ladny gabinecik toaletowy
Tub goScinny. Kobieta, posiada-
jaca dobry gust, portrait zrobit
tanim kosztem przytulny milky
kacik.
Ma obicie MONA wziac iadny
papier, podsoge polakierowac Tub
pokryc cerata.
w giebi sofka pokryta iadnym
kretonem, takichze pare krzese-
lex PREY prostym okragiym lub
owalnym stoliku, przykrytym Ia
ka sama z falbana materya jak
sofka i krzesla, z wirzchu nd krc.
tonowej serwecie, poiozyt bialy
obrusik oszyty pfocienna koron-
Ia, Ma stole WAGON z kwiatami,
ksiazki, rob6tki, mieszczace sic W
zgrabnym koszyku, jaki 1atwo
zrobi6 z pudelka przybrawszy 60
kretonem i wstazka. Prey bocz-
mel Scianie stolik Z lustrem, kto
re. ieSli jest zbyt skromne, ozdo-
bic rama plisowana z kretolu
iadnie W rogach uiozona. Ma tyn
stoIiku ustawic kilka przyborow
toaletowych, jake pomimo sweJ
tanioSci moga bye iadne i gusto-
wne. Pc obu stronach lustra "a
wiesic puleczki, pokryc je tax sd.
mo jak stoliki i ustawic ma nick
pudeIka Z drobiazgami, z kto,
remi tax czesto ME wiemy, CO
zrobic.
Wszystkie pokrycia i drape
rye przybic lekko gwozdzikami,
ktore powinny bye w faidach
starannie ukryte. Prey innej Scia-
ME postawic jaka szafke, ktor9
tax latwo odnowic i pomalowac
w szufladach poukladac - je'
Sli bielizna ma innc miejscc -
bluzki, kolnicrzyki i inne mniej
uzywane przedmioty. w oknie
frank bale lub Z togo samego
kretonu, jakim pokryte meble. !
OTTO mify pokoik ola w&asnego u
zytku, lub do pomieszczcnia W
MIN niespodzianie ma noe costa
jacego goscia.
P. Jadwiga. - w razie emo
czenia ma deszczu kapelusza pill
sniowego, trzeba go naprzod O.
czyScic szczotka, a potem wysu-
$zyc. Odpruc zaraz wszystkie
ozdoby; zaczac szczotkowat Cd
trzegow, posuwaG szczotke dalej
do kola, czyszczac ciagle w je-
dina STRONG. dopoki ME dojdzie
sic do samego wierzchu kapeiu-
sza hub czapeczki. WIozyt kaPe-
lusz ma podstawce, ably zupeinie
wysechi i dopicro potem MONA
so schowac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-24

Navel wyobraznia ludzka ME
potrafi wymarzyc w~iekszeso
szczeScia ma Swiecie, jak wielka
a zarazem prawa milost W mai
Ienstwie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-24

TAX sarno robia sic ciastka bia'c
biszkoptowe, tylko zamiast cze-
koIady naIczy dodat wiecej CT
kru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-24
Bedzie r6wnie piekny jak nowy.

bSuEIC lO"'liC PiSNiy JON 'l'
Do Chowania biaiych sukien
ME ma mic lepszego mad bardzo
szeroki worek Z niebieskiego pa
pieru, tax obszerny, zeby sic ME
sniotly ozdoby PREY sukni, ale
zupelnie zamkniety. I worka po.-
winny w~ychodzic sznurki W Cd
powiedniem miejscu do sukni
|przyszyte Ola zawieszenia. Do
sukien biaiycll jedwabnych, dodat
nalezy pr6cz tego druga pi6cicn-
ma powioke. Staniki i bluzki IT,
kladaja sic osobno w pude}ka i
szuflady ma ten eel przeznaczo-
lie.
Chcac Z tiuszczu potu oczy-
$cic koinierz II ubrania, nalezy
rozpuscic jedna Geese soil W CITE
rcch czeSciach alkoholu. (|yzka
soil, cztery lyzeczki alkoholu.l
Zmoczyt gabke i dobrze wycic-
rae. Dobrze sic czySci sukno,
we}ny, kapelusze p%ilsniowe,
przez zmoczenie twardcj szczo-
Tiki z krotkim wiosem w spirytu-
sic amoniakowym. Wycierac do
poty, az tluste PLAINLY znikna zu-
pelnie.
Nikiel i srebro odzyskaj2 sw6j
poiysk, jesli sic je wytrzc HAWAI-
klein wclny napojonej amonia-
klein.
M1oda gosposia. - ,,Obiad sto-
sowny W dzieh Bozego Narodzc-
mia" i ola goSci, moze bye naste-
pujacy: Ros6i Z ryzem hub cla-
stem, albo barszcz Z uszkami Tub
zabielany Smietana - Z jajkami.
Szczupak w<galarecie, ozor Z sza
rym sosem, kalaiiory, indyk ma
dziewany kasztanalni, s~alata:
kompot, kartolle. Ma descr gala
retka pomarahczowa Gello) Z
bita Smietana.
Obiad Z czterech potraw:
barszcz lub zupa pomidorowa Z
grzankami. Watr6bka cieleca du.
szona, tarte kartoflc. kap}on pie
czony,, s~aiata. kompot. Ma dcs"r
krem czekoladowy.
Pularda a La Marengo, bardzo
wykwintne i smaczne Podanlo.
Picking. duzq, oczyszczcna XII
re pularde, nasolic i upiec do
poIowy (nie zupeinie ma rumia-
no. Nastepne wlozyc ia do du-
zej rynki. podiozyt lyzke maslo,
dolat poi szklanki wilma, dwie
wiki przefasowanych pomido-
row, pot lyzki upieczonc; ! pre-
iasowanej ccbuli, SOS p~ozosta|y,
w kt6rym sic pularda pieksa, tro-
che krajanych uduszony1h W ma
sic pieczarek Tub zwykiych grzy-
bow. Z TEN wszystkicm rynke
postawic ma wolny ogicn : goto-
wac przcz godzine. Pc ugotowa-
niu pularde rozebrac, pokrajat,
uiozyc ma polmisku, obfozyt
smarzoncmi w maSle grzankami,
oblaG tym soseln, w ktorym sic
gotowala, zaprawiwszy go pized
tenn odrobinq maxi i podac bar
dzo gorace ma sto}.
Ciastka czekoladowe biszkop-
towe. Wbic cwierc funta tartej
czekolady i tylez cukru z 10 zol
tkami, wsypac troche wanilii thu
czonej i dodac sypiac pc lyzce
kwaterke pr~zesianej maxi pszen-
mel. Skoro wszystka maka wyj-
die, wlozyc plane ubita Z POGO
staiych biaiek, wymieszat lekko i
ponalewac w foremki blaszane,
dobrze biaiym woskiem lub ma
Stem wysmarowane, osypac lc
cukrcm ! wstawi; do mic bardzo
eoraccgo piccyka ma poi godziny.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-20

In sad and loving remembrance of my
dear mother. Louisa G.. Helwig, who fell I
asleep in Jesus, six months ago. February /
Is, 1920.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-20
An Opportunity {!

On account Of bad health will sac
rifice my fine located 80 acre farm
with new 8 room house with electric
lights and furnace heat. And will
include growing crops, stock, inn
Elements and machinery, three
horses, 2 cows. hay loader, side de-
livery rake, IL hoe dies drills, binder,
mower, manure spreader, corn plant
er, Tractor and all plows, wagon, ma
chinery, etc.
For full information list of goods
included write or call.
FRED STTNER,
aug2O-tf Westminster, Nd, r. F. D.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-20
IN MEMoRIAM.

I In sad and loving remembrance of my
| dear mother. Louisa G.. Helwig, who fell
asleep in Jesus, six months ago. February
Is, 1920.
Yes. once l had mother,
Who was so good and true.
That we were always happy.
Although earths joys were few.
She sought our every pleasure.
Cared for us day and night.
And was to us a mother,
In every word and way.
oh. how 1 loved my mother, dear.
No one on earth can tell,
But Jesus loved her better still.
And called her home to dwell
oh. how I long for that bright day that's
coming
When mothers dear face again III see.
The one l loved, yes, loved so dearly,
And the one tnat did SO much for me.
How sweet the name of mother sounds,
To the one who is SO sad,
w tn all tue friends we have on earth.
My dear mother was the best friend
had.
Dear mothers hands l miss them so,
How l miss your smiling face;
But you left me to remember.
No one on earth can take your place.
More and more each day 1 miss you.
Friends may think the wound is healed.
But they little know the sorrow,
That is within my heart concealed.
By her sad and lonely daughter, Grace.
In loving remembrance OF Mrs. Charles
H. Miner, who died one year ago, August
II, 1919.
God called her home, it was his will;
But in our hearts we love her still;
Her memory is as dear today,
As in the hour she passed away.
mourn for you, dear grandmother,
But not with outward show,
For those who mourn sincerely
Mourn silently and low.
Dear is the grave where my dear grand
mother is laid
Sweet is the memory which never shhIl
fade;
Roses may wither. leaves fade and die,
Others may forget you, but never will l.
BY her grandson. C. H. .Jiner, Jr.
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NTo. 5sss EQUITY.


In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
In Equity.
Charles w. Klee and George w. Hof, ct
al, plaintiffs. VS.. Haskell Feldman ct
al, defendants. -
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Car
roll county. in Eqgity, this 18th day of
August, 1920, that ethe sale of the prop
erty mentioned in these proceedings. made
and reported by Maness Strauss, Joseph
Nathason. Clark Jones. Nathan Greenwald
and Sol Lyman, Trustees, appointed by a
decree of this Court to make said sale.
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary be shown on or before the
Goth day of September 1920. provided a
copy of thfs order be inserted in some
newspaper printed and published in Car
roll county for three successive weeks be-
fore the 18th day of September, next
The report states the amount of the
sale TO be $23,300.00.
EDWARD o. CASH, Clerk
True Copy: Test
EDWARD O. CASH, Clerk
aug 20 At
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LOST

Lost on Lutheran Reunion Day at
Pen Mar or road between Westmin-
ster and Pen Mar ladies gold wrist
watch, EIgin works, with dark face
and black figures. Reward if return
ed to Advocate Office.
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Card Of Thanks.

| use these means to thank my
friends and neighbors for their kind
ness during the sickness and death
of my mother, Mrs. Margaret E. Bond.
HARRY BOND.
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" THE ORPHANS COURT OF CAR
u R&LL COUNTY
August Term, 1920

August Term, l9zU
Estate of Joshua Burial. deceased
On application, it is ordered. this 10Th
day of August, 1920. that the sale of Real
Estate of Joshua Burial. late of Carroll
county, deceased, made by William H
Clancy, surviving executor, of the last
Will and Testament of said deceased, and
this day reported to this Court by the
said Executor, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause be shown to the contrary, on
or before the ETAOIH Monday, ETAOET
day of Seztember. next; provided copy
of this order be inserted for three sue
cessive weeks in some newspaper printed
and published in Carroll county. before
the .ETAONI Monday, ETAOINday of
September, next.
The report states the amount of sale to
be SIS, 624.50
THOMAS 7. HAINES,
J. WEBSTER, EBAUGH,
JOHN K MILLER.
Judges.
True Copy. Test
WILLIAM ARTHUR.
Register of Wills for Carroll county.
aug 20 st
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TT WILL PAY YOU TO WAIT FOR
YOUR COAL.

We mean that you will get better coal
by so doing. With the market in its
present condition, a lot Of mighty
poor coal is being sent out by some
operators. Coal conditions will be
better some day.
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F. o. DIFFENDAL, Manager.
friday AFTERNOON, AUG. 20, 1920
BRIEFS

Public schools will open September
70. Less than a month.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M E. Tyler, of Sind
street, West Philadelphia, Pa, motor
ed in their car to. Atlantic City and
spent the weeks end, and are now
visiting Mrs. Tyler's parents, Mr.. ami
Mrs. James M. Stoner, Pennsylvania
avenue, this city.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-01-21
PRODUCE MORE, {
CONSUME IS ] less,
FRENCH POLICY
Millerand Cabinet Aims
to Shelve Burdens of
War and Pay Nation S
Debts; Wants No Inter-
ference by Church.

Paris. Jan 2O-The new cabinets
declaration Of policy. to be read to par
lament Thursday, was submitted to the
council Of ministers by Premier Miller
and received the approval of the council
The declaration outlines general views
without dealing in detail with many of
the problems growing out Of the war.
which, it says. are. in general, OF equal
Importance. 1t declares it the duty of
French citizens to produce more and
consume less and the duty Of the coun-
try to assume new financial burdens to
pay the nations war debt
The declaration opens with a tribute
to Former Premier Clemenceau. Re
Enrding foreign affairs. it affirms II to be
the cabinets intention to follow such
political traditions in full accord with
Frances allies. The declaration calls
for the execution Of the German peace
treaty. 1t says the league of nations
can be Of great aid in that direction and
should be strengthened and developed;
Concerning internal affairs. besides
urging new taxation. greater product.on
and less consumption. the declaration
promises fulfillment of the governments
pledges to soldiers. :,
The document concludes by recalling
that the republic intends to govern the
country without religious interference.
remarking that separation of church and
state is not 4 state of war. but Of
liberty.