davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09
IRSkO Sc NIkDY NEPO-
DROBf.
Prohlaseni toto ucinila slecna
MacSwiney-ova pred komisi
vysetrujici Pomery v
Irsku.

Washington, 6. prosince. Oh
vinenimi, ze britska vlada u
drzovala a neustale podneco-
vala nabozenske rozbroje a
pokouSi Sc hruzovladou a hla-
dem donutiti IrskO k povol-
nosti, skoncilo osmihodinne
svedectvi slecny Mary Mac
Swiney-ove, sestry zesnuleho
lord mayora m6sta Corku pred
vyborem 100, vysetrujicim ir-
skou otaZku.
Slecna MacSwiney-ova rekla
komisi, re ona a pi. Muriel
MacSwiney-ova, vdova po lord
mayorovi, pfiSly do Spoi. Sta
tn, aby pomohly komisi ''v Ii
skani skutecnych fakt". Ucini-
la predpov6d', re Irsko ziska
svobody, 81 kdyby Anglie mu-
sela byti ubita k Zemi."
Sle6na MacSwiney-ova be-
hem sveho svedectvi prohodila,
ze Spojene Staty nezustaly ver-
ny svemu idealu. "uciniti svet
bezpecnym pro demokracii.' =
"My nejsme ruSiteli miru,
pokracovala sv6dkyne. "My je-
nom chceme, abychom byli ne
chant ma pokoji. Ny nikoho ne
znasilfujeme a nedame Sc nj
kym znasilnovati. My jednodu-
Sc chceme, ably Fe Anglie klidi-
la. ny il odpustime vsechno,
jen necha-li mas ma pokoji.'
"My dosahneme sve svobo-
dy," pravila dale. ITO kazdy
risky republican Vi, nebot' ne
muzete v6cne drzeti V otroctvi
lid, 2 n6hoz jest kazdy hotov
zemriti pro svoji vlast.
"Briticka vlada zrfdila hru-
zovladu V Irsku. Ona hledi nj
citi maietek vypuditi lid z
prace. Ona chce mas vyhlado-
yeti do povolnosti. risky lid
nechce valky. Kdyz Anglie Sc
vyst6huie. my zalozime pro
speritu V naSi republice. My
budeme udrzovati naSe prista-
Wy otevrene a slibime, re zad-
neho z Mich nebudeme pouzi-
vati jako valetn6 zakladny."
Senator Walsh Massachu-
sets, Glen komise, kladl sved-
kyni radu otazek, V jichz zod-
povidanf objasnila ustaveni a
nyn6jSi stav Irske republiky
Sim Fein, vypravela, jest
myln6 vykladan V nekterych
Zemich mimo Irsko.
"Znamena to proste my sa-
mi'.' vysvetlovala. "Jest to
smernice zrovna jako Wy mate
sve republikanske a demokra-
ticke smernice."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-09

Idseil Jeuo lIIditLelhy d NyZd-
dial 81 nekolika denni dovole-
nou. ably onemocn6lou chot'
mohl dopraviti ma venkovsky
pobyt.
Dopis, V nemz jest vyzyvan
k vereine debate i obhaiobe,
podepsan jest pani A. S. Greg
govou, experimentation Am.
Civic Reform Union. Glen dele
gace pfatel Sprosteho p. Emil
Robitchek. spolumaiitel gro
cerniho zavodu, 4614 Broad
way, kteri hail napadeneho,
pravil mayorovi Fitzgeraldovi,
re V pondeli rozmlouval po ce-
lou hodinu $ policeinim nacel-
nikem Frankem Smithem a re
tento ma pffmou otazku, zda ie
pravdou, re Sprosty jako NEST
sky fiditel bezpecnosti zasaho-
val ieho urad re mu V jeho
Ginnosti vazal ruce, odpovedel
tento, re tomu tax neni q mao
pax re jest Sc Tiditelem pTa-
telskem pomeru a re dnesni
stvanice jest vysledkem prace
novinarskych zpravodaju.
Tvrzenfm timto byl p. mayor
velice pfekvapen, ale policeini
sff vcera vecer prohlasil, re
n6co podobneho p. Robitche-
kovi neTekl, ze nema vGbec
pry We zvyku mluviti obcan-
stvem o SVEN nadfizenem IL
Tednil1u. Rozmluva obou pohy-
bovala Sc pry ien V obycejnem
pTatelskem tonu a neco podob-
n6ho nebylo proneseno. Pova-
zoval by prE Ia nemfstne, kdy-
by Sc mel podobnym ZpGsobem
V af6ru vm6sovati a vVslovne
pravil: "Moii povinnosti jest
poslouchati rozkazd nikoli je
kritisovati."
Ma schdZi nedelni We Winton
hotelu bude Smith mluviti ma
thema 'Zlocin a policie" a po-
zvani bvla odeslana iiz vcera
vsem obGanskym klerikalnim
oroanisacim.
Kdyz deleeace pfatel Spro-
st6ho opouSt6la mayorovu nfa-
dovnu. bvl y. Robitchek taZan
ma dalsf podrobnosti rozmluvy
pol. naGelnikem, nacez tento
ochotne sdelcval:
,'Sel isem vlastnf uime k
policeinimu nacelniku Smitho-
vi. ponevadz reci pronasene v
sousedstvf t6zce dolehalv me-
ien ma p. Sprosteho, ale j ma
ieho zenu a celou rodinu. Byl
isem V obchod6 po 80 let znal
isem DO celou tn dobu Antona
; Snrost6ho nikdv bych mu ne
, nSipsal n6co necestneho. TIC
bvl AS ncel me navstevv, ktera
trvala as pIldruhe hodiny. O.
hvvatelstvo cel6 naSi ctvrti We.
RI, ze 1toky vedene proti Spro'
stemu iako mestskemu nfednl-
ku isou neprosto neopravnent
p se sly prave iiz dosti dale.
ko".
: Strana pfivrzencn fiditelt
mestske bezpe6nosti uspofad;
: dreSnfho odppledne V hotelJ
Il Winton velkoh schGzi Glenstva
i soustredeneht V org. The All
It American GLIB. iehoz predse
& dou lest D. Ant. Mares. Uce
a lem schuze Jest podani razneht
Z protestu maIorovi mesta prot
). nezfizenemu napadani NEST
J. skeho urednika ruznymi zivly
e jejichz pohnltky nabyvaji ra
l. zu ciste strat tnickeho.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-27

See Cuttings new line 81 spring wall
paper.
Ear and drink at PraRlt& Pope'>
Cafe. IT
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Amack attend
cd the Farmers Union meeting ar
Superior.
Mrs. Ralph Shepard and the Misses
Marie and Lydia Traut spent Monday
in Hastings.
Mrs. w. l.. Hines went to Wymore
Saturday morning to visit relatives
and friends.
Dave Haley, A. U. Haley and G. w.
Hutchinson went to Omaha Wednes-
day morning.
Mrs. Vert Stevens went to Hast
ings Thursday to spend a few days
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Bailey went to
Omaha Monday to visit their sons,
Will and Grant .
Chas. Arnold has commenced thC
erection of a barn 40x50 on his farm
north Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Edison spent
Sunday with his father, Rev. |, w.
EuSOn, at Junlata.
A. ID. Wonderly left Tuesday morn.
ing for Geneseo, Illinois, where he
will visit relatives.
MI. and Mrs. John Edwards at
tended the Farmers Union meeting
at Superior Tuesday.
Miss Anna Gilman is home from
Aurora where she had been teaching
school the past year.
Nh. and Mrs. LATE Herberger re-
turned Saturday from Denver where
they spent several weeks.
Monday, the Watts Construction Co..
commenced laying the asphalt on
crete surface Of the paving.
County Attorney H. s.. Foe was at
tending to some legal business in
Lincoln the last of the week.
l.. A. Graves returned to Denver
Thursday morning after spending a
week with friends in the city.
Helen Roby returned to her home
at Nelson Thursday after spending q
few days with Mrs. Lester Yost.
Clemie and Grace Roubal left Tues
| evening for SCOTS Bluff where they
will visit their sister, Mrs. Coos.
DR.. J. w. Stockman has purchased
Mrs. W, N, R~ichar1eon's residence
property and viii move into the same.
/ FOR SALE-A strictly modern z
| room residence with 8 lots, also a
majestic range--Dr, ]. w. Stockman.
Mrs. AL Holverson returned home
Saturday evening from Blue Hill
where she had been visiting relatives.
Bert Hatfield returned home Satur-
day from Concerdia, Kansas, where
he spent a few days with his brother
!: Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Warren return
ed home Sunday evening from Lincoln
where they spent a week with rela'
tives. ,
w. H. Thomas, F. +, Reiher, Zenai
and C. M. Mccall accompanied theil
stock to the Kansas City market
Sunday.
Mrs. Bernard McNeny spent Wed
nesday at Hastings with her mother
Mrs. M. C. Sherman, who is in a hos
pital there.
Misses Marie Earwoodga and Franci
Harrington returned to Omaha We'd
nesday after spending a few day
y with the formers parents, MIR. an
Mrs, Tress Harwosd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-27

as roLo TO US
~ ~ 4. e n m.w - u

Buy Bread at Powell and Popes.
VIM. Fry spent Tuesday in Super
ior. q
Joe Hewitt spent Monday in Hast
ings.
Mrs. C. II. Potter spent Friday in
Hardy.
J w. Aud was in Guide Rock
Thursday.
w. G.. Hamilton spent Monday in
> Miss Ethel Hilton spent Friday in
Father Fitzgerald spent Monday in
Holdredge.
Miss Nellie Emerton spent Friday
in Guide Rock.
Everett Stroup was in Lawrence
Friday evening.
Mrs. Ben Mcfarland spent Wednes-
day in Hastings.
Colly Collins of Riverton was in
the city Tuesday.
County Clerk b. f. Perry spent
Friday in Hastings.
Isadore johnson was in Hastings
last Friday evening.
Chas. Hunter was down from Ina
vale Monday afternoon.
j. H. Ellinger and ALT Mccall
were in ~lnavale Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyeth Fogel were
down from Cowles Sunday.
GOOD NO 3 OATS 8 90 BUSHEL
at FARMERS ELEVATOR.
Good ~meals-tgood service-moderate
prices-Powelf l. Pope's cafe .p. >;
Mrs. Zonai Berg of Superior was in
the city Wednesday Afternoon.
Mesdames Darrell Burden and Earl
Hall spent Friday in Hastings.
Miss Ethel Owen returned to her
home at York Monday morning.
Judge H. S. DUNCAN of Hastings
was in the city Saturday morning.
The Misses Elizabeth Overman and
Ethel Owen spent Saturday in Hast
ings.
Mrs. F. w. Cowden and daughter,
Rachel, spent Wednesday in Hast
ings. -.
Mrs. c. II. Miner has purchased q
new REQ truck from Sutton & Ship.
man.
Mrs. Foe is home from Lincoln
where she had been visiting her son
Glen.
Sheriff Huffcr and N. p. Phillips
were in Bladen last Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stephenson
were down from Riverton Frida,
evening. ~rY'
The Farmers Union. will soor. cree
a new brick of..ae building at thei
elevator,
= Mrs. H. 8. Foe IL visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Ms. Paul Storey, a
Norfolk,
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-27
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
GOLD

f. X. Lincoln, actor, farmer, sports
man and breeder of blooded dogs was
absolutely happy in his role of Dick
Gale in desert Gold" the Benjamin
j. Hampton-E litinge r. Warner photo
play from Zane Grey's popular move.
coming to the Orpheum theatre on
Monday and Tuesday. The reason
was because he wanted 70 play a
Western part.
al wanted an outdoor role where |
could ride and fight" confessed the
virile young actor. "The first pictures
! ever made were pictures in which ]
did a lot of riding and little else. |
couldn't ride very well in those days,
but Chick Morrison, who does some
riding in Desert Cold was a crack
stunt rider and anything he did !
tried. I didn't do them very well, but
at least | didn't break my neck"
"And | like a good fight. After a
,ot of dress suit dramas, the role of
Dick Gale, where / wore all the trap
pings of q cowboy, did some rough
riding, pulled a gun and used my fists
was a welcome relief"
Mr.. Lincoln believes that stories
of the type Of Zane Grey's Desert
Gold" have such a wide appeal because
they depict something outside of our
selves. Everyone loves adventure, he
believes, but few get it, and therefore
romantic stories of adventure fire the
imaginations Of all of US.
Desert Cold distributed by w. w.
Hodkinson through Pathe Exchange,
Inc, presents f. X. Lincoln heading
a cast including such wel.-known play
ers as Margery Wilson, Eileen Percy,
Russell Simpson, Edward Coxen, Wal
ter Long, w. Lawson Butt, Frank
Lanning and many others.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-27

heN d IL. JarOOe, travelling evaDge
list, will preach at the Brethren church
Sunday morning ~ IL o'clock.
Miss Ethel Waller returned to her
home at Superior Monday after
spending Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. II, Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Waller and
son, Robert, Of Superior spent Friday
evening with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Bailey.
The Episcopal Ladies' Guild will
hold a rummage sale in October. Kind
~ save all articles not needed in the
home Committee.
Carl Jcrnberg returned to Akron,
Thursday evening after spending Il
rev days with his parents, MI. and
Mrs II. A. Jernberg.
Mrs. Guy Tenant accompanied by
Mrs. Fred Walker went to Hastings
FRIDAY morning where she will re-
ceive mcdica, treatment.
FREE-With every 30 y 3 and 80 X
80 inch Fisk casing we will give AB.
soLurELN FREE n Sl.50 tire tool
Frame ~ Smith Bros Co.
Miss kathryne Burke returned to
her home at Walnut, Iowa, the first
OF the week, where she will spend the
summer with her parents.
There will be no preaching service
Mt the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing on account of the Memorial SER
vices at the Besse auditorium.
Mrs. Ethel Pyle and daughter.
Elizabeth, returned to their home at
st. Joe Saturday after visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hatfield.
Mrs. l.. w. Bates of McCook spent
the weekend in this city with her hus-
band who is acting as roundhouse
foreman while Mr.. Hauck is away.
Chas. Haley returned to- Broken
Arrow, Oklahoma, Tuesday morning
where he is looking after the interests
of the Kansas Border Oil e. Gas Co.
Miss Anna Ranney went to Dor
chester Friday morning to spend n
few days with her sister, Miss Erma,
who has been teaching school there.
Water Etherton was called to
Grand Island Tuesday on account of
the serious lines of his daughter,
Bernice, who underwent an operation
in that city.
Earl Hall, Don Fulton. Floyd Tur-
nure, Howard Haley and Dewey Sa.a-
den arrived home Tuesday from Flint,
Michigan, with five Buick cars which
| they drove back for the Hall garage.
Mrs. Albert Sitter returned to her
home at Grand Island Monday after
spending a few days with Mr.. and
| Mrs. II. Neuerberg. Miss Corrine
Neuerberg accompanied her home for
a visit.
The following shipped stock Tues
| day: Delaney Bros, one car of hogs
to Kansas City; Tom Swartz. one
car of cattle to st. Joe; Mccall &
Jensen, three cars of cattle to Kan
sas City.
The !. o. o. f. lodge met Monday
evening and conferred the initiatory
degree on Roy Ogelvie and there viii
| be work in the first degree next Mon
day evening. All the members are
urged to be present.
Mrs. J. G, Mason went to Hastings
Friday morning after spending a
couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Mrs. II. c. Gellatly. She intends to
stay with her parents until Mr..
Mason can find a residence in Lin
coin.
The following shipped stock to
Kansas City Sunday: c. NJ. Mccall,
three cars of cattle; Delaney Bros,
one car of hogs; ALI Mccall, e. Son,
two cars of cattle; +. f. Reiher, three
ears of cattle and w. II. Thomas n
car Of cattle. -
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-27

By unanimous action, the Board Of
Directors of the United States Cham
Der of Commerce, at the eighth an,
nua, meeting of the Chamber, held
at Atlantic City, adopted a resolution
indorsing tie Americanization plan OF
the Salvation Army. This was done
on April 29tn and was without pre-
cedent, as the Chamber mad never be-
fore indorsed a national organization.
The resolution is the only n before
"The American Ideals Committee
which was created at the convention,
Among other things the endorsement
| saws: "The Salvation Army Is pro-
ceeding with a plan of Americaniza-
ton that Is in keeping with the pro-
gram of the Chamber of Commerce
of the United States to Americanize
the millions of honest workers in our
land, who are willing to become good
citizens if they can only be shown
how, with the same high ideals that
The Salvation Army held out to the
American troops in France"
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-27
FARM LOANS

If you want a farm loan and it is
an exceptionally good mi I can make
it for you If closed soon at an at
tractive rate of interest.
.pT J. Fl. BAILEY
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-27
AT the ORPHEUM
FRIDAY N SATURDAY
WILLIAM FARNUM in
The AdVenturer

Coming to this theater in support of WIN. Farnum, the Fox star, in
1.-THE Adventurer" is a young woman, Estelle Taylor, who is cast as a
gypsy singer. This is Miss Taylors third picture, but she plays the
leading feminine role. So excellens was her work in The Adventurer'
that VIM Fox Immediately signed her for n new production that is
now being made.
FIRST SHOW 1880 p. NJ. lOc and pc, including a tax
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-27

This picture should be
see by all theater fans
I0c and &c including wal tax
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-06
JOHNSON LEADS
IN MICHIGAN
BY THOUSANDS
Wood is $4,000 Votes Be
hind; Hoover is Leading
the Democrats.

Detroit, Mich. April 6.--Returns
from 1886 out OF '2.421 precincts in
the state on yesterdays presidential
preference primary give:
For the Republican Endorsement
Sc :ator johnson 1l3,426: Major Cen
eral Leonard Wood 65,767; l4owden
.5,949.
Approximately one-ha>s> of the pre-
cincts in the state show for the
Democratic endorsement - Herbert
Hoover 13,152; Edward I. Edwards
l1,351: William G.. McAdoo 1857;
William j. Bryan S,7S6; Attorney
General Palmer gal.
Wood led in Grand Rapids where
complete returns gave:
Wood. A,7:L; Johnson. $3.50: saai-
raw virtually complete gave Johnson.
2.aa6: Wood. 1870; Flint, one-half
complete gave Johnson 2,940; Wool.
1851: M~uskegon virtually complete
gave johnson 1865: Wood, $50;
Jackson practically complete, john
son 1.S0S; Wood 1897.
When all the nominations were in
u warm debatc started over the CAM
didacy of Fred f. Lynch. Frank Day
attacked the record of Mr.! Lynch and
demanded that Mrs. Olcsen be u can
didatc.
Il don't like to sec Il MAJ come
from Now York and dictate to this
convention" he declared.
z. Fl. Austin forced his way to the
platform and also denounced Mr..
Lynch. .Iohn II. Driscoll of Lac Out
Parle criticized Mr.. Day, and MIR.
Austin called on Mrs. Olesen to state
whether Fred Lynch asked her. to
withdraw. She said no n had asked
her to withdraw.
Nomination OF candidates for dele
gates at large was begun when the
convention reassembled at 1880 p. m.
Fred B.. Lynch was first nominated.
Thomas J. McDermott nominated Mrs.
Peter OleSen of Cloquet. Robert Car
michael named James A. Carley. Mrs.
Olesen presented the name Of A. c.
Weiss of Dulut I'M withdrew her
own nanc. Frank A. Day, d. u. DAILY,
and Sam Nelson of Luvcrne were
naminatcd in order.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-06
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tues became known several years AGO
One ounce of powdered saxolite, pro
durable at any drug store. is dissolved
wash lotion this tightens the skin. al.
most Immediately. effectually smoothing
out wrinkles and drawing in" hanging
skin or folds.