davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-02
Set taacr paa Nrritcrne.

llHoer S%uotrnttet a. Dc lterf7
Stcmuin1cr iom III beherifcr oc Dan.
itc Ssnocripoer. mar en- mcQemilcs
Oigif Souoc grebet Feunen ior al
uoeie III 0lerte ouerior Ell Ben ogpe
i aougerlget. 9tu teller ri "a.
gene, itriuer han seq er ius a.
SinoybeuPgclie % hor ligget til
icug5 belc 2asen. 2e fan tro, e&.
cr Ell orsi Slo. Seq cr illIoitInoiJ
soelast % trpuger til No, % bIipsr
oct life beore, maa lea trPfte mig
tllbage for al iaa mine 9terper ! Or.
oen, hoor haarot ser END err Srng Tor
ole arRiter. Seq hapoe olorig tPntt
mig. az oct funoe tage pda arRrter'
ne / oen 8rao. Set mao rel pPre
lltrpgheoen lluiSbeoeu % Den uita-
cige 2iuStiIpPrelie. Der llioer paa
Sipl o. Siuo Den Saabet leper.
On iee ifaI ie ben fore Tag oprin'
be, oerior raaber Serren. vi beScr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-02
Tnlaliiternc / Slcusbura.

Nco 8enipu til set uuentet tore
&GIgcrtal i T~lcusborg ituuoer
"GIeuab. 9iudr liH nj 'ortlare. al
oct life cr uoGlutte;, al murge &ui.
gtrc fan gore Jur0rt pau 10 Stcoer.
Gctte cr ganiie rigtigt oct oaultc
HaIGtoHtor far dl.rchc f9uiIoterct
a: Ct Far Iululoc &GIacrt or 9leu
eaHgerc. 4tcu otsiI0cu ulier set liz.
al %. 10 uGt AZ G~ltcIorltu , a.,
&TIlcrc. iom mar pUrtt 5lidt /
TlClaborI noun 1900 muo itruat,.
ror0t ocrJ5 'rcmlaJtc &JtIti5cglict
Ter, Al oe her ooct Ser / Dat Hrpui.
<i0aru,r. gluiIe 'UupcIt tfty puaiCr.
Ar ocnlc HatcNorl2 "a. 5000 va.
gcrs uoglor pdu 0ciuic giaao, "a.
1000
>tutcJ0u : loc ll0gGH0rg0u lquys
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-02
ariscns cir..

T'el9c "VtoocramocIct" iinoea De-
onltrent $500 SuuaIiocr o. ariaa.
be'fnolGcoc ! lite "a 2oen Gone. Vaa
DC enteltc arcblc ioroelcS Sa1enc ia
ladIeoc& Noocr9leu lao. gabcr.
rua i23, Smocrbora ca. 600, Sm-
Der ca. 700, S~IenSbor9 (nlco Ell Gel
az Sltlum Hmtl ca. 1900.
On SpalercIie n Gnfcr. Ser mn.
Der Venllon2unocritettcllc poa 8rumr
a., al 6oriorlercu or 'aIocu cllcr bic.
pen Snpollo. lcr iaaIcoeS no: No.
ocraleo 400. Aobenroa 423. Scnocr.
BORG $50, Ssnocr 375 oa SIcr2borg
1900.
I'll oiaic (aI fomuner enopioert,
al $3.50 @srn, bpiS Sorisrser er
raIoen cIIer bleuen Snualih. fol Tor.
'rrae2, 90 euocIl0 ifal Scr / noal2
Sll'Tlot uobGtales Eeniioucr I'll Ell
bel Gel 8omIc SoruIore, bpl3 Sms
ncr. Iom nor Soriorgerc. bar miltct
Irbcto&cpncn / ari0ct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-02
"Reminiscences CONTROL.

6~lcnaoor9 26oe ,Sebr Sen pol
tllte Son'tol a1bolot | e'tcrmlooa5
4 Hetsnneoe. TN 1tolcelep oar an
tldGct 'or at booe rcpet DANTE oIpoe
'~trl'tcr no az 9oaroell pau llooc'e.
ZEN % 'preot Dem % Tor al baue re
uet ell Neutrality-suspicious. SIsUe a.
Ell Iloen Fl5e. 1toIeelaoen or 1Si
AZ cit fro'calor ! Uleliaoord Icl,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-02
Gn Teit, Der frcmifnnDcs.

Slenaborg, 2ocn Ntarts. Ssnoug
zen zoe Wiarts oater Sle$ulg Sol
itcncr 6orbunOt at nihol0c Ell itof
5eit til Diinoc ON Sprsra0ngeu /
1913. 7enuc plcter ellers at NH,
res pao icIoe Gceen Den 2lor
Marts, men CT laor al 6cninn I'll
Niitemnin1cu ! 2bcn Gone hcrla8t
iii Sen iioit, 5srbag isr A'itcmrnin
oen os ifal oUenitisbet fiuoe Steo /
Ssrlss u~miooclbart ipo Tor 2oen
,3oucs SuogrPnie. bpor 2anOraaoeE
cuer Sleu@bor8 Sauofre0s, @aQ.
roth, Tor (iocn reiiberer. Wian utl
ueo oenne &eilisbeo bragg laa man.
&C Stcmmeberettigeoe iom muligi
ira 2oen Gone neb oper @rpnien oG
eeruco paapirte aiitemnInsen. III
Den me Renosbors.Heiolltio pll
fomme til al ioiae Ell iGrlig RoQs
ueo bette Steune, er paa Gorbaano
Sipet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-02
&ona Ghriitians Snotoa.

Sra Sa6eraleo meIocs ioe WIarta:
Eaa ct Nia0e, iom ieuoeripoife Pr
beioerforenlngcr laaor bolot / 0a.
berSleu. bleo Der eipet GpIuaniuJ
ON, buorIeoca 9pens 4rbcloerc ug
ter at ieire Sem itore Tag, "a aou.
gen boloer it Snotog / SsnocrjpI
LAMB. Arbeiocrue oil pore mco pau
al tagc imo0 ham. Ceres Mootu.
gelic itaI ifc paa ben Miaaoc. at hpcr
Iibcling ienoer Ell bclcqcrct ntcO Ell
Sane. Mon bar iut liz / 6orblnoeIlc
mco aisbCnhaun for al aIerc oet
mulig, at hocr aioeling Iaur en- ia
lie gratis, % BET er M oigIort, al
oQc Iioelingcr iaar octte. Ienuc
Mtcooelelic hiIieoes mcb Hiiolo, oI
Solcret iortintte. "&i bar 5Gpoet.
al ri uiI qao hem iom ct cuigt Solt.
og bette ifoI nor Diootagclic al aon.
gen pocrIigerc itabiRite."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-02
&c bnnfe GmbcocmrnS.

Iobenroa, lite Wnrts. ,Sgoor AT.
tom peo Nutomnbil ira aoloiug oct
treble Nolo oanIte embeoamGno OF
@cltlIllItg smrno, gobt 20 BALLET, iii
Mabellrao. &c tilhertc boocolagelj1
GralltCtatcn, men ogloo Soloctateli
bar reprpl enterct uc6 Ct lur en-.
tCo3nrGro. Gitcrat 8ipitcrue bar.
&c 'nnet unuiit Nloo5 paa Sutellcrns.
iamIeoca DC uco : Sloen poa "%iSoIte.
hiem" pco ell Wiboag, lom Seuocr.
W0lt Uilnlltcrtltm gap, o. bportIl Der
oglna unr iuobuot Representatives.
ipr baaoc Np o. Sono. Geo Dor.
Get bolote9 Der en- Hptfe SaIcr badoc
AZ @lGitcrnc % &c uoroilc2uiglte
Gcltagcre, buor Der / hlertellgc Gro
GopeS lloirpf for oct rrr ioreItou.
enoe SnmdrbeioC mellcn DC INC Gnt.
bcoSmpn0 on NcioItuingcn herncoc
Otter aaficl bleu "Soltehicm" 20,
tnIer % SprogloruIinacu9 @iblto-
ibcf I%orculii ior @lGiterne. NaE
lanllehc9 ocrciter podilp iii CT ooer-
~orocutIi1t iornsicItgt Samupr, huoy
SaIer pcrIeoc mc0 Sorgc.
Song lprcoea GmbeosmGn0cHc
poopcr RoroiIcspil ior al bcguuo-
oct oricnicrcnDc % iorbereocuoc Pr
bcloe, ser nlou gisrc3. inocu Gucrta
geIicu ueo 8ienioreningcu itnocy
Str0
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-02
Spif Nsitatiun.

6I~cnsborg. 2oen Mart9. IN.
~lfcrre benrtter / i'm g~gitotlou ocu
Vonltnn0, at ben oanlte Heaicrina
bar bcitcntt, at ionltllgc StatS'uuf
tIonprer ! &c Smraaocr, lom tiIiaI
Der Sanuarf, ltnl ofIpttCS.
6orboloCnc bllucr imlolerti0 orc.
net gonifc on0crIc6Gs. Tanluorf az.
ter life at lcnbc &c tplfc sSiluttlonG
rer bort, ocrtll trpnger Saumarf
Gem ior gobt. Gu itor Tel al 6lnf.
%tlonprcrne ltaar / ct Iomertct Dor,
holo til geiolfnin9cu / Wooiptniu9
til De beierc GnbcoamPnb, ionl
pleier at rGrc inbponoret ip0iro. e
Tunttlonprer, lom man fife itrdr
bar GnUcnbelic Tor, oil foa IuIeo'
ring iii at gienncmqna Surfer oanlt
Administration. Veo ale 9srniu,
ger bliucr Gage % Ncniion omlreg
net I'll pari aurS,
0e1eralolrctter @citpc cr Tor Il.
rem commissioners eperite 0tun.
oigheo / Ilcnsborh ioet 0iiniiter
Wtarllng, Miniitcr Glauoel OF
S~anoabepolng Spoop CT bortrcilt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-02
Tlaacnc.

GIeusbors, Ace Nort>. "6lenSb
Nafr." bringer ct GorIpoeloe ont.
at man ira bault Sloe ifuIoe an.
Iirenge Jig for at iao al 6Iagnins
iorbltot paa AlIteuniugaouaen / 2ocl
Bone. Settc pil0c 10 ogioa ppr,
TreusIernc en- item Strcg / Heqnitt.
gen, jbet DC gisr ilg al mulig llntn9c
for at faa tpife IIoQ inulet ionmcr
oacue9ne ira. Get tuitc 9lao hno.
Der BOG, at ocn intCrnatlonoIc Som.
mission life gaar mo poa 6oriIoset,
bpia oct ifuloc bliue itIuet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-02
grbtioernc / aicl.

6lenaborg, 3bie Mart@. ) Nm.
leoning al Den me Seurgelic ifriper
"~llltier Sano" / en- lcoenoe Artifct
mco Spcrifriiten Set H~euo5borg
lie @llii" bl. a.: 0ton pes, at et
iclpit9noi9 @olitein er ct llmllIig i.
beo, % TreltsIcn peo Noitc@ 6iGIp
riIoc fpGlc ctbucrt SorIog paa at op.
rette ct laoooItt. Irbcloeruc / 2iel
% Iltona Mifer fife q, ieIuitpnoil
2iQepntitat, iom oil lonlmc al Snbit-
itri. @porior piI man iorripeile Be
f~olfningcn Ell Selpitrnoigbco. ionl
tim bcitoar al ifiernc Gro, bortiet
ira, at lrgcnIombclit ScloitGnoiQ
beo oil flllulc lritoge SIcspiQ NoIiteir
for ari8sgiPloen % Sen tpitc Glen.
higbeo. Renosborgbluffct cr ioalt.
res finn bcitcnlt til OF poaplrfe ri.
Itcmuingen i 2oen 3one.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-02

I'll ham ON Selct, bcoer ON. at bui;
I'll lerc o9 ale hicuL al ban oil hlGl.
pc I'll, at u 'aar Il Gunmurts aart.
bu0r alt CAN'T or port. Sil5 auc
&tnpcr oero0pc % lig 0emt, at u
ticnocr lite til at uiJc. u uiI icire
cllcr Iul0c Tor Dor rttiGr0tgc Sdg."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-02
Se ofnciene Sal ira lite ,3pnc.

Slenabprg, 5te Mart2. Gen IN,
ternatIonale a%pmmiaiton oiieutlig
gisr mi DC oiiicleue Sol ira Iiitcm.
ningen / lite Gone.
Get iamlcoe Nntol &uI9bcrctti-
geoc par 111,t9l. Get iarnIcoe 9(n
tai oilipne Stemmcr bar 101 ,642,
60 &algNcltagclicn bar Iaolebca Dor,
ret 91,5 pGt..
I'll 8unit for Gonmarf itcntc
15,431 &rlgere Gl2 pGt.)
iii @unit for SpltIano itcmte 30,
1923 C24.9 pGt)
In.ouet al fasicreoe Stemmcr
rar $50 (0,9 pGt.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-02
Naarbera i fOrmanesitolcu.

SRA TIc1tsbora meloca 4oe Wart3 :
&eo aommisiion@oomitoleua Nets.
meoc toag lllllgcrcoc Scocren al oci
oiiicicllc Treaicburcou. Horomanoc.
aontordci 5aorbcr3 iom 6orman>.
ioct Wtr. @riicc por bortrclit. @lonbt
De Eager, iom bcAoqoIeoea. par Ell
Gag moo en- tint Apotcfcr / 1SIena
borg iom baooe ncltet en- al inc
2cIeboere al bcilc Caucbrog. Apotc-
tcreu blep ilnat en- BOO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-02

! tolrl9c Glitrlttcr CT Mi5iorhoI
hct lua tort, al &c %iioeubn3 Trlqer
n~ooaioa Iongt operanor Sc 9oiio.
ocll0c / INITIAL SaalcbcS er Scr /
6rsrlp fit ipoira fomnenoc. men
TIM SO boiiobcnoc GrIgcrc, / @aroe,
rup henbolbSuia - % As % i
Ntunfbrorltp 81 % 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-02
Ncgct trrifsuoc.

Naocralcp, Ace Qtart2. 0anife
rem" lorteler: @aocungoommen {.
life uoen Bio. Sort isr Aiitenniu
gen har man bort Smaobcrn / Ia.
benroa iii ell lclpIapet WeIcoi ipnae
Ell Smoigtnln9 al Tlafat. Snoitri'.
ten "Nu taIoer Gomlnrt poo line
Born, Sarucl for cpigt on tpitt
Grn", Der tit isI8cnoc Gorm: "Hu
faloer Gonmarf pno inc llnger,
6aruel ior cpigt ou tpite @uuger".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-02
EorHe 3roner.

e. ionI mnutte tante paa AZ ~au5rinse
line Spdrcpeuee | uor'te arpner M.
meeenS aurieu enouu er iaa ioroelaeris.
bsr henueuoe zig I'll os iprar faa Cor
.luriug pad nette intereslante SiliRIne.
Ser ipneS MI. iom I'M CT Senespuntr er
iuotraaot o. aurieu pan 4roner er /
S~tigenes. CpIpsutuser ienbes frit al
Sirser Sslanb & Co.. 115 Ssnfh Ter.
born st., GAisasu, 81. 0Ac.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-02
Sra Scno,riyIlano.
Gn Spe%ftafcImnocr anholst.

Ssnbcr. 5tc Mart@. On Ssu al
Vrciten / @unNrny ct tioIiacrc tpif
Sf'lccr, or a. Den lntcrnotioualc
commissions Nollti bIcucn anbolot.
'oroi ban bapoc 'orimrret DC oonifc
Nieber / Sor. Ss9rm % Sunorlp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-02
Hcnosbura.Slnffc

Slelt3borQ, 20en Worta. Get lies.
rig bolitcuitc Wteoc / R~cnoaborl
lQuur uor beiggt Al opcr POO 9icprp
iettunter Tor Vroulniial @anooaqcl.
ocn preusiiifc SonoaioriamIing, o.
zen tplfe Observation-Disclosures, aisb-
itGoerne % andre poIltIifc % sfono,
miite aorporatiouer, @ciitIigbeoeI;
90 unipcriitctet / aiel Jlcnsborg3
iioIigere Gperborqcrmcitcr, Or. iur.
8ooicn, % @orgermeitcr Iimm i
Rcnoaborg, DER / Toraaret 1919
ipiaeoe ell leoenoc RoQc / belle Sen
ile5uig ~holitcnife llaibPnqigbcoab
upgclic, ocn iuafoIote N%cnosborl'
HcuGgelie, bar iGrlt8t ircnntrpocno1
lQaar. Ho1Pn poIItlif llafhpngtG-
bcbserflprlng or life bIcocn bclIut
ret, f~ornlentIlg oa man eIter Griarin
qcrne ira Sota0rci 1919 uloite, IT
Den bcrllnife Hegicriug al6ri8 Olloe
aad mc0 BERTH Gcrlmoo 'rlmiat
tca arap ON NncrficuoeIic al SIcs
otQ 3oliteiu9 pIogamIc R~ttti8bcoc;
% 6rihcocr % ON oct mcit plot
Quaenoe Sclpitprc. Gu HciolutioH
/ Goerensitemmelle hcrnlc0 peotogca
ca ienbtes iii gerIiu. Gtsuocu er
Der uoicnot CT Cpraab til Oct llcsuiJ
holiteuifc 6olf.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-03-24
GET IN THE MOVIES THURSDAY MORNING:
ASPIRANTS MUST BE AT THE GRAND AT 9

3 IN 81
of
nOp 9
the willie
morning
rApi13t
h product asis
j them
of throuo the who film
insignificant vTnh
The
the Ims sevfo
b in
what
giIor mayattr
mics?
o
il
e' "ie""""ss
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-03-24
SHERIFF NAbbED
IN M|NNEAP
LIQUOR RUNNING
Hennepin County Off,
cial Accused of Having
Hand in 81, 200, 900
Canadian Smuggling.

Minneapolis. March 233-Fve mon
including Oscar Martinson, sheriff of
Hennepin minneapolis county, had
been arrested, charged with conspiracy
to violate the Reed act Of 1917 in con
nection with liquor shipments to the
United States from Canada
All pleaded not guilty when brought
before a United States commissioner
and four were released on bail pending
action by the federal grand Jury. which
meets IN April. The fifth, Michael Weis-
man, demanded preliminary bearing
which was set for April 3.
BESIDES Sheriff Martinson and Weis-
man, those arrested are Abraham and
Harry Isaacs, brothers. and Morris Pos
nick.
Federal agents have warrants for the
arrest of two other men in connection
with the case.
The arrests, federal agents said, were
the elimination II an investigation which
began last Christmas. following numer-
Gus reports Of whisky smuggling. Since
tnat time, according 10 federal agents.
about - carloads Of liquor. valued ar
close TO S1,20O.O0O. has been shipppd
INTO Minnesota from Canada. Most Of
the Aqnor. il is said, was concealed in
cars cars continuing scrap iron shipped from
Winnipeg
Sheriff Maftinson, when arraigned. at
lrihutel MS Arrest to political enemies"
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-03-24
Gift or Denial
Of Suffrage Lies
With Delaware Now

Philadelphia. March GA dis
patch to the Evening Bulletin from
Dover, 0 Delaware. where the lepisla-
ture met In special session Monday.
says ratification of the suffrage
amendment by Delaware seems
doomed unless something unexpected
to influence members now apparent
Iy against such action.
Failure of the Delaware IegisIa-
ture to ratify the suffrage amend-
ment wilt probably rsan that wemea
will not vote In the coming presiden-
tiaI primaries and elections. Thirty
five states only have ratified, while
thIrty-sEx arc necessary to make the
amendment a law. No other state
legislatures ars expected to be in
session before the presidential cleo
tions. hence upon Delaware hinges
the hopes Of the suffragsts.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-03-24

war council that such thing as per-
manent amalgamation of American units
with the British or French would be
! 'intolerable to American sentiment, "
which led the presiding officer, NJ
Clemenceau, to declare this point was
! settled and nothing was heard there
after on the subject.
In General Pershings original orders
as ommander-in-chicf of the A. F. F.,
erlcan troops were TO operate as in
diyidual units.
Letter Termed Propaganda.
Rear Admiral Sims statement Mon
day, concerning General Bliss alleged
recommendation was made III discussion
by the admiral Of the most effective
manner in which United States forces
abroad could have aided the allied cause
senator Pittman. Democrat, Nevada
read from an unsigned letter found IA
admiral Sims file urging that American
troops passing through Great Britain
be brigaded with the British forces lie
called the document British propa-
ganda, and said it was part of English
organized effort to prevent formation Gf
II separate American army
Admiral Sims replied that while He
had not written the letter he objected
70 having it called propaganda. and said
II was pretty good military reasoning
and what Bliss recommended n
General Bliss said that al British
military and political mon. during Iis
visit 10 London with THE House mission, |
urged NH" sending of complete divisions /
~ have III Europe an American national /
army IIr said hr informed them that
this country hoped to have in France H. H
divisions by June i 1918. anl 4
was told that that effort must be doubt .
Continued On ra=s Two.,
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-03-24
FOOD FACTOR MAY TIP GERMAN SCALE.
NOW WEIGHTED DOWN WITH SOVIETISM

Rotterdam. March 22.-(R (Ry The AS
sociated Press,)-Conditions in the
Rhine provinces. where virtually every
town IS in the hands of the workmen.
rapidly are approaching duplication Of
those in soviet Russia.
According to the Rottcrdamsch Cour-
ants correspondents in Essen and Dort-
mund, the first step following proclama-
non q soviet republics was the open
ing Of prisons ana freeing political aud
common prisoners. Following This order
was an imitation to the bourgeoise to sur
render firearms. An announcement
said failure to comply would entail pro-
secution.
The correspondents say that the hard
est task of a soviet government would
be 20 maintain rationing; that failure
~ TINS respect would not be 1fnnrnhahIa
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-03-24
EBERl-BAUER REGIME PUTS IT'S HEAD
IN LIONS MOUTH; DROPS REICHSWEHP

London. March 23-The Bauer gov
eTnment has come to terms with the
extremists at the cost of sweeping CON
ceSSlons. says Copenhagen dispatch to
the London Times. A purely socialist
.ahlhet Is to De formed which will try
10 re-establiSh order and hold general
elections. Reichswehr troops viii be i'm
medi!atelE withdrawn and Berlin work
men $ guards formed.
PRESIDENT Ebert has decreed the aboli-
ton of drumhead court martial in great
eF belin. expressing confidence that
ORDER would not be further disturbed.
order has not Vet been re-established
at Nordhausen, Saxony, and the situa-
ton at Sonderhausen and Coburg is
worse.
Ihe demand for disarmament Of xoInn
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-03-24
Four Robbers Get $4,000
i'm JeWelry Store After
Binding Owner and Clerk

Seattle, March % Diamond rings.
watches and bar pins worth approxi-
mately $4,000 were stolen from a down
town jewelry store at q a. M. here to-
day by four robbers. who bound aud
gagged the proprietor, s. NJ Feldman,
and clerk. Miss Nettie Goldman. ne
cording TO reports Feidman made to the
police.
Feldman said he had just opened the
safe and was taking ont the jcwclry
when he turned and saw four men in the
store. One of them covered him with
revolver and another pointed a gun at
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-03-24
HEAVY FIGHTING
On POLISH FRONT
REPULSES REDS
Russian Bolsheviki Ad-
vance With Tanks and
Armored Cars; Beaten
at Three Points.

Warsaw, March 23.-(Ry The
Associated Press)-Heayy fightinq
is reported on the Polish front. A
communication announces that, after
the greatest artillery preparation
thus far experienced, hoishevik in
tantry advanced against the bridge
head at ZweheI, aided by tanks and
armored motor cars.
After sharp engagement, says
the communication. 1.-The Polish
troops launched a counter-attack
with hayonets and hand grenades.
driving the enemy far from the Pol
ish line"
TIE Poles il continues. cap
tured one tank and. some machine
guns and prisoners.
simultaneously the Poles attack
ed the seventh boIsheyik division.
which was on the offensive in the
sector of Emiiozen and compelled
the enemy to retreat easterly, aban-
doning his batteries, horses. am
munltton carts and machine guns.
AT other points attempts to
cross the river SIucz were checked"
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-03-24

Sioux. Falls, S D.. March 23.-Gen-
eral Leonard Wood seemed winner ia 4
neck-and neck race for the Republican
Endorsement for the presidential nomina-
tion when returns from the statewide
primaries at 1 o'clock this morning
showed him to be leading Frank ~
Iowden. of Illinois. By about 5000 votes
The returns virtually cleaned up the
precincts IN All the leading towns except
Huron. where several precincts We're
missing Shortly before midnight, the
Black Hills counties began to report
and those heard from went heavily for
Wood.
Johnson polled heavy vote at Yank-
ton and complete returns from Pierre,
the state capital. showed he carried the
city by plurality Of seven votes over
Wood
Governor Peter Norbeck had a good
margin over Dick Haney for the Repub
lean senatorial nomination and w III.
McMaster Of lankton, was ahead Of K.
o. Richards, his opponent for the Re
publican nomination for governor.
None to Oppose These.
\ number Of candidates for national
and state offices were automatically
nominated The Richards primary law
iJlbN iitS Iti sum d II3IfSS NDtIl tdit-
didates have no party opposition. The
ticket of the National Partisan
league-which has a party status in
South Dakota-WaS not on the primary
ballot. When the time limit fer in
dependent candidates to file had expired
the secretary of state had not received
any additional filings from candidates
for league support. and the ticket in
dorsed at the proposal convention,
T1ooap,har tuI
Mp. League Nominees
Tom tyrcs Of Zeona. is the League
nominee for United States Senator. aud
NJ. II. Bates. Of Ieteher, Is the party's |
candidate for governor. The proposal
convention Indorsed Governor l.. ]. I
Frazier, of Moth Dakota, as candidate /
for president, but Frizier did not form
ally accept the Endorsement
Democrats had few contests. The I
ticket for state office indorsed at the
Pierre convention was not contested.
There Were no congressional contest
ants. In the third district. Repre- !
sentative II. l.. Candy. of Rapid City.
was nominated to succeed himself.
Interests IN the Democratic primary
centered on the fight for the national
GentervtIlc, and John 4 Bowler III
Sioux Falls Ralph +. johnson. Sioux
Falls. and J. +. Bird Watrrtnwn. and
for United States senator between L..
:. O. Cherry. Sioux Falls and Tom
Taubman, of Plankington
Royal c. Johnson Unopposed
James N Gerard If New York anu
James q. Monroe. Of haywood. Il.,
sought the Democratic Endorsement for
president. There were many contestants
pu the i1epuhlir9n ballot
The only candidate who had clear
field was Representative Royal ii John
son, of Aberdeen il the second district
lie seeks recollection
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-03-24
Won LUETTWlTZ AND Won TROTHA
ARRESTED; kAPP AND OTHERS VANISH

Berlin. March 23-(By The Associat
ed Press. Major General Won Luett
M1tz, the military commander in the
kapp revolt. has been arrested. it is
officially announced. Admiral won Tro-
tina. chief of the admiralty. has also been
arrested.
There is no definite news Of Kapp,s
Whereabouts, 1t is supposed he is on
his estate in east Prussia.
Some ringleaders in the kapp revolu-
ton against whom proceedings have been
begun Tor high treason have disappeared
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-03-24

Miss Goldman
What is it, a joke F.eldman said
he asked.
blow across the face with the han
die of a revolver answered him. one
man then tied the hands and feet of
Ieldman and another gagged Miss Gold
man, while the other two ransacked the
safe and the show eases After warning
the two not to attempt TO call the police
the four escaped.
Forty diamond rings, score of
watches and eight bar pins were taken
by the robbers.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-03-24
1z5 Convicts Escape
but All Straggle Back
by Night, Except -Four

Houston. Tex. March 23.-oyer-
coming their guards. I25 convicts at
the Texas state prison here, seized
their guns and escaped this after
noon, according TO dispatch from
Huntsville.
Soon after the break. the. dis
patch says, 35 returned. Straqgers.
continued returning until this even
Ing' "hen all but four we're ac-
counted for.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-03-24
Beaumont, Tex, Nearly
Doubled; Has 4O,422
Population by Census

Washington, March % Population
statistics for 1920. announced BY tie
census bureau included:
Madison, Wis, 3S,a7S, increase L.
S4I, or 50.3 per cent
Richmond. Ind, 26,12S increase 4,4ol.
or l9.1 per cent
Beaumont. TEX. 40,4o2. increase 49,
IS2, or 93.S per cent. tRevised figures
Amsterdam, y. Y. 33.524. an increase
of 2.251. or - per cent over 1910
Glen Falls. n Y. 1861. increase l.
3S4. or S.S per cent.
Pottstown. Pa. 17,431, increase 1882
or LII per cent,
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-03-24
Open Shop Upheld
In Massachusetts,
by Supreme Court

Boston. March 23.-The open shop
was upheld by the full bench of the
supreme court. when it ordered
permanent injunction to issue against
the Photo EHgravers local and in
ternationas unions. restraining them
from interfering with the business of
Wright and company, and the Folsom
Engraving company.
Refusal of the companies to comply
with a union demand TO conduct their
shops on closed basis had resulted
in a strike declaration.