davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-15
Gallon of Booze =
Costs 5000 Fine

Possession OF one gallon OF liquo
cost James Locknane 5000 when n
pleaded guilty in the United State
district court Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-05
Linen Should Be Treated
Fently Than Bed Linen

crumbs and fry in deep. hot fat.
Mutton With Rice.
Fore-leg mutton
1 cup rice
1 small onion
2 teaspoons salt
1 liz cups canned tomato
Cut meat from bone into pieces
two inches square. Mince onion,
Wash rice. In a buttered casser-
ole put a layer Of meat. then a layer
of rice nd so on until all Is used.
Add onion to tomatoes with salt
and pepper. Pour over meat and
rice in casserole. Add water to
cover. Cover and cook in a slow
oven for two hours. Add more wa
ter as necessary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-05

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an ex-
animation to be held At Matawan.
N. J. on Nov. 81. as a result of which
Il Is expected TO make c~ertifcation
to fill a contemplated vacancy In the
position of fourth-class postmaster
at Freneau and other vacancies as
they may occur at that office. unless
IL shall be decided in the interests
of the service to fill any vacancy by
reinstatement. The compensation of
the postmaster at this office was
s2s5-for the last fiscal year.
Applicants must have reached
their tw~enty-first birthday on the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-05
Partridge Plays Possum

WINSTED, Conn.,, Nov. 5:-Fred
Iavatkay shot at a partridge, which
dropped in underbrush. A young
dog he was breaking In found the
bird and brought 1t out into the
open. Zavatkay put the partridge in
the large inside pocket of his hunt
ing coat and continued to hunt. He
was climbing a small ledge when he
was startled by the supposedly life
less bird flying out of his pocket.
Before he had time to shoot the
partridge was out OF sight.
Zavatkay will have flaps sewed to
the mouth of the pocket before
starting on another quest for game
birds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-05

date of the examination, with the ex-
|ception that in q State where women
are declared by statute to be at fun
age for all purposes at eighteen
years, women eighteen years of age
on the date of the examination will
be admitted.
Applicants must reside within the
territory supplied by the post office
for which the examination is an
nounced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-05
Many School Children are sicklv

Mothers who value their own comfort
and the welfare of their children. should
never be without a box Of Mother Gray's
Sweet Powders for Children, for use
throughout the season. They Break up
Colds, Relieve Feverishness. Constipation
TeethIng Disorders. Headache and Stom-
ech Troubles. Used by mothers for over
30 years. THESE POWDERS GIVE sA-
TIsFACTIoN. All Drug Stores. Don't
accept any substitute.-Adv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-05

DIR. and Mrs. Max Resnicoff have
returned from their honeymoon in
Savannah, Ga, and are now residing
in Brooklyn. Mrs. Resnicoff was
formerly Miss Emil Belikov.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-05


ssfseem to overlook
table linen is more
n the other cloths and
ng water too blue.
beieng real linen dnd
re should be treated in
Jay than one handles
lich is linen usually
1rtesy.
for table clothes and
ID be slightly blued
of the wringer should
If the wringer is
lightly there will DO
linen very difficult
RBaked apples fill
n Tomorrow.
Fgriddle cakes, strip,
fOyster plant fritz
tng, tea.
luton with rice,
hama salad, prune
pwn Recipes.
the strong flavor so
object to in mutton,
Aoc the superfuous
the pink skin. A
<ed with the meat
fore serving does
kor of the meat.
INT Fritters.
plant
C5hs butter.
tel, bon salt
teaspoon pepper.
-
. bread crumbs
- and ocrape oyster plant. Cut
ceo and put into cold water, to
]. Cook In boiling sailed water
tender. about rs minutes.
/. Mash and season with but
alt and pepper. Beat egg we'll
1dd { ooyster plant. Shape in
balls, roll In bread crumbs,
\ egg slightly beaten with one
poon water. Roll again in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-05

crumbs and fry in deep. hot fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25
Sra,t Mofalta &ania
80 5ilber @tr1Be
Wpm Nrifnin. 4 n

yteIU OEIIutW, SUUH.
rSh lit brei Sabre lang an &rdmpfen
uno ib baebte. ib piirbe ME better mers
ben. Sd tDnnte ME Dbne 9la9e ei1en.
[Sblief nit Difenem Munbe un6 fpntte
faum atmen. Seine Mebiain balf. Sb
battle Magenfatnrrb. Sebt, nnb6em tb
9ernna genDr1m1en, bnbeib fei,1e ardmpfe
ntebr unb futile mid nDb1 un6 mnrter.
Sd m6dbte, baB ie6e tranfe 8erfDn 8erus
no ndbt1e."
Sc gibt tauienoe. Mdnner uro 5rauen.
tuelhe, -aIs cine SDlge bon ir8enb eis
ner fatarrbaliiben Rrnnfbeit, bDn
|@bmerae1 gereft iin6 un6 iiib e1en6 fIbs
len, .gera6e 10 gut tart unb geinnb iein
f6nnten. 8eru1a erreitbt ben Ratnrrb,
gleicbpiel tpD er iiber mag. Suiten, grs
fdltun9en, &atarrb Der Naie, bes Mfa<
gems unb Observation-Disclosures iinb
nur menige Der Dielen fatarrbatiiben
&ranfbeiten, 9e9en bic iih Rernna pdbs
renb flnfaig Sabren erfDl8reib erprDbt
bat.
@mpfDblen nab einem Mnfna bDn
Grippe Dber Sn1uen5a.
Sabletten ODER ftft8. lteberaM
Detf0tft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25
|mirn bel Ser 5hl1lfeier Sic Mbihieos.

lnir0 bel Der Sdllfeler ole Abldg1eDss
rebe nlten.
-- 1ad lldanrtgerem geiuhe I'M 81
ternbauie oes Alfreo Cons bat iid)
loieIer nit ieiner @attin am W1ontng
mprgen fir Sic MHldreiie nod iDrer1
Seim iii Miinneapolis BON ben 81.
tern, 9ubert Cons nno 5ra1l, Derab-
6ie0et.
.-ssm Otter bon 70 Sabren I'M
Sauie ibrer Mooptiptodter, Jran S,
g. Dambnnton, an 15. Mbenle 1or6-
lid an 5onntag Gran Nnna &eebl
zines nneripnrteten gobes geitorben.
Ole 8eerbigltng fnno am MittDob
.morgen bonn Erauerba1ie nus out
benz @oIem 6rieobofe ii YapnesDiae,
no Tie Dor brem Mm5nge nah ct.
|Glou6 3ubauie par, fatt.
SIN ct. Mapbnels SoSpitaI, no.
lie Ietten 5arn1tng operiert mllrbe, tat
Dienitogmorgen Sran q. S. Donng
i'm Sitter bon 80 Sabren bag 3eitli=
geIegnet. Die Beritorbene nlroe
iii 8ier3, Minn., geboren uno perebe--
lidte iih Dor orei5ebn Sabren, mo-.
rauf 6as il1nge 8aar iein &eim in.
ct. CLOUD mn6te. Ser gbe entiproi-
len bier @in6er bie lei6er IN ben Sab
rem, no tie Der Mltterbanb unb 6es
MnHerber5eng meiitens beoirfen, mutt
terlos getpor6en Iiinb. Greitag fir6ef
Ste 8eeroigl11g bon Der unbefl. gm-
pf6ngnisir6e aus uuf benz aalbarien.
@ottesafer ftatt. M0ge tie ruben IN.
.Srieoenl
&einrib gmmel, nelder fem
.gigentum in @reenmal6. Minn., Der-
aiuBerte, miro nit Sanilie lein 9eim
nod ct. CLOUD, no er Die i6one SSn.
geno5eit berlebte, berlegen.
SRI. Minas @enB bon Der @roB-
.itaot Nengorf, Sic foeben nod bret
Sabre tangent Qnfentbalte IN eng
Iono, no lie b0bere 5t10ien madfe,
mad 6em 2an6e Der 5ternen mn6
.gtreifen 5urudfebrte, mar bier mebrs
tdlgiger @nit ibrer Goniine, Der 6ralr
g 6. 8roB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25
George Neis botl Der grpin MeiI-

@5eorge Heis BON Der grpm Meil-
Ting gompnnD raf Mitttno6 eine 8e,
iudsreiie nod ienem gloBe III Sons
an, bon bena er Dor IS Sabre1 ein
9eim mad gIollo Derlegte, nm
|oaielbt auriiiidaelaiiene @ertpanote, Sic
Ell ieitoem midi mieoer begriiBte, 81
6eiuden.
Ole @attin oeg 81 S. 8. Dutl
febrte Montag abenb bon Der gunoes-
[ballptItab, no e al Der Sectional
Catholic 8omeng &onferen5 teilnabm
nod st CLOUD al1riiii,f.
shuIiuperintenoent 8m. 81.
|8oerger, nelher nit ieinem 5tabe
lesten 5nnrtag elmer @olnrnbnsritter-
afeier III ct saul b%eitpobnte, febrte
anoeren gnges nnh ct. CLOUD 5uriid.
ST Mnbetrabf beg ltetigen @e-
Observation-Disclosures bat bic elef-
friihe 8 81. @roife gpnrpann iit9 ge-
n6tigt geieben, ibren @eibaffsraum
5n p~ergroBern, l11b nlts 0ieiem @r1in-
De Die gerlegung Drer Office III bas
Merd)ants geational 8mfgebd116e
Dor5nnehmen. Die Sirmn Derliebt bic
fen Sell bes stoates mif Melterr
electric &raft- nn6 Belelbfungson-
Iagen, mas bon mebreren 9dnolern
in ben beri9ie6enen Counties beiorgt
miro. SEER @roB bot bereits fir $50
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25

Der bieIigen Normalidule bret Sage
arbielt, m1r0e s. 6. @eit, 5uperin-
tenoent Der gauf Centre 56ule, alS
8rdiioent fir Die nddIte &onpention
[ermablt.
Ser is Sabre ute @erbert
IStrobidein utto Der 16 Sabre 5ab=
lenoe Sobn Mcgorb befannten li6
i6ulbig, aus bent Seller Der 8ob-
nung oes Apotbefers Martin Moli=
tor mebrere &iiten @ein geltoblen 5u
Ibaben, 6arob &reisribter Sobn q. So
Ter Ben eritgenannten nnf 5pei Sabre
Der Geformanitalt ubernies nn6 lei=
ten iiingeren &ompagnon IN Die Bel
lerungsanitaH gu &eo Bing ent-
fan6te.
Mn6rem Jern, Ser Dor Dem
&reisri6ter Sobn q. &0ier ieinen
Mamen aIs @alter $. 2obie angab,
nurbe nit elmer 5trafe bon $100nebit
ben Soften belegt, 90 mar bel ieiner
5eitmme 90 Anart 5laiden fana-
0if6en 56naps IN ieinem 8eiib fan0,
aus Dem ct Elm gut Cell @eI0 ber-
aus5ufdlagen beabii6tigte, qnftat
oeiien aber bes @bisfep berlultiig ging
uno Die bobe Celebrate anf lid neb-
men .mnBte.
- Dieies Srubiabr meroen 70
30glinge. Ser Eedniiden &obidule
nit Dem 3eugnis Der &eife entlaiien
tuer6en; es 1T 6ies Die gr0bte Mn5abl
bon @raonierten in Der @ei6idte Der
2ebronita1t. SRI. Martba Daumann
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25

air6Ii9e
Na6ri9trn
Sim Dienitaa. Mitttppd

Nm Dienitog, Mittnod uno
Donneritag bergangener 8ohe MUIR
De ii Der ct. g5eeter 8 YnuIs Stride
5n Gidt1or1o oas bier5igiftunoige @e-
bet IN feierliider @eiie abgebalten.
Sur M1sbilfe naren eri1ienen Sic.
bodm. 8ene6iftinerb1ter Weinrno,
BON golo 5pring, Muguitin bon Jarl-1
mir1g, Ngatbo bon Roscoe unb gngen
BON ct. Martin. 9ebterer 5elebrierte
5lr Ginleitung Der breitdgigm Mnl,-
oadt an Dienitag I'M 10 ubr ell eii-
erlidhqqS Nntt l11ter Miiiitens Der bod)n
PIP Weinrn0 nls Diafon, Mgotbo alg
fsnboiafon uno Moalbert als 3ere-
moniur. Die Seitpreoigt belt Ser
bodip. p. Muguitiin. Mah benz 8od-
ante mar Hro5eifion nit Dem offer
beiligiten burh Die Stride mora1,f
6as Mlerbeiligite CUR Mnbetuna aus
geifeM murbe. Wittpodmorgen 10.
nbr belt Der bodp. p Meinrao Elm
Nmt NIT gre6igt bonn bobm. 2. M11-
gl1itin. Donneritag morgen 10 nbr
fono mieoer Elm 2ebitenant ltaH, 6ag
bonn bofin. F.. gl1ge11 nnter gIeider
Mlifitens nie Dienftng morgen 5ele-
briert mur6e, nno nieoerum pre6iqte
Der bodp. r. Nuguitin. Mod oieiem
Mmt far1o nieoer Bro5eiiion 6urh Sic
Stride itatt nn6 nit grteilunq 6es
Recommendation 5egens nno Dem
p8rober @ott1 fam Sic ~oreitagige,
g1aoenreide 8eif anm miiroigen Mb-
iblnB. 8eiidten p11r6en 5tpiiden 1000.
ln1o Hoo geb0rt unb gegen 5000 III.
Ro11ml1nionen ausgefeiiH grok 6es
|i6ledten nn6 ftiirmiiden Wetters ma.
rem 6ie 2ente redt fIeiBig berbeige-
eiH1 I'M 6em lieben @ott lire Ser
ebr1tt1g ltn6 9iebe gu befnn6en, ei11
fpreden6er 8eneis onfir, ooB anf
Dem 2anoe nod Elm lebenoiger Glnube
5n fin6en lit.
SSn Der bonn bodp. 5errr sSobn
SUB GIT Glroin paltorierten ct. Beter
& Ganls @emeirtbe fnn6 III lekter
@o6e bie 40ftinbige @ebetsanoa6t
ltott: Dem bodp. Hfarrer leiiteten
mabreno Der @na6en5eit giitige Mns-
billie Die bodp. @erren Gdirmers
bon 8rpoten, @ur1per bon Belgrade,
'Steinah bon Belle Giiber, 5heuer
bon Sol6ingfor6 un6 8nBn1arn bon
M6elroie: Die Seilndbme an Ser 6rei-
t6gigen 5eier mar cine fir Sen Bfnr-
rer bodit erfreuli6e.
Die Declaration Ser ct. Miihaelg
Stride IN Budntqn, no Ser bodNn.
t6err s. 2entbnep nIg Bfnrrer nnge
ifeM III, miro nod 0itern in Mngrif
.geto1nmen Der0tn.
Das Set 6es 81. Soiepb, 6es So
irons Der bonn bo9tp. Germ IS. S.
in 8ier5 paitorierten Sc
mein0e, mnr6e IeBten Sreitng III fei=
erIi6er 8eiie begongen. Sodtp. 9errl'
Mtenoorf BON 2ttIe SAILS 5eIebriert
oas feierlibe 6o6nm, nobel ibm'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25
&organge IN
StQDle0en

Naboem er nod elmer i'm BaD-
nespile Sospital an linn borgel1out-
menen Operation tagelang 5miiden
2eben unb SOB geidnebt, bat q. S.
9iiber, Sobm Der IN ct. glomb Dob-
nenoen Samilie Scarf Diber, am let-
ten 9pnnerltag benz ,nerbittlihen
500 leinen Sribut sablen millen. Ser
8erltorbene mltrbe Dor etpa finf5ig
Sabren in ct. CLOUD geboren. mar,
1la6 polenoeter S9nl5eit als TALENT
boiler iunger Manu 1unter Dem 6a11a-
ligen &egiItrar S. gmmel 4 Sabre IN
oeiien Office rno ipaterbin mber bier
Sabre unter oem 2anbohice &egiltrar.
Sbeo. 8riiner tdtig. Mob6em Die
2anbofftce ua6 Gltlutb perlegt nor,
nabm Ser 9abingeidieoene Die SteQe.
bes Gbef- &ebnungsfubrers elmer Sir
ma in 5nperior, 8is. nno mdb-
reno Ser lebten paar Sabre cine iolde
on Ser l1niperiitat bon Minneiota elm;
in alien Stellu1gen erprobte er ii6
bes in i'm gelteaten 3utrauens miir-
Big. Dit Der 10 1dmer geprnften Got
tin betrauern 6ie @Itern un6 flint @e-
ibtpiiter ieinen 500. Montagmorgen
fanb nah eiltem in Der unbefledten
gmpfangnisfir6e pom bofm. 2.
&emberf .. g.. g., bon Der ct.
Sobns slhtei gebaltenen 8equiem Die
8eeroieung bel elmer groBen Mn5abl
Germnnoter u. 6reunoe auf 6em Sal
parien : 8ottesader Itatt. M0ge er
ruben IN Srie6en. Sen trauern6en
Sinterbliebenen aufri6tiges 8eileio.
- Oie Witglieber ser Stabt-@r-
5iebungsbeb0r0e iiberlieBen fontraft-
lid sic Sei5ungs= l1no 8lumbierarbeit
in Ser nel1en &ooiepeltzS6ule auf Der
8eltieite bem S: IS. 8i1enius fir
$26,372; mel6es Ingebot ii6 ltrter
SEN fitnf eingereidten nls Dos ME-
brigite ertpies. Wit Ser eIeftri11en
9idteinridtu1g murbe Sobn 81. NeiI,
oeiien Mngebot $1275 betrug, be-
trout.
= @learora Mari6aI bas bier
Sabre 5abIen6e G0dterden Ser in
8aite Barf mobnenoen Sarnilie Mid.
Morid)ol, itarb 9ienItag lebter $50
be I'M ct. 2ufes Sospital, 5u Min-
neapolis unb ml1r0e 9%onnerltag bon
Der ct. Solepbs Stride aus auf Dem
&aIporien : @ottesader b%eerbtgt, mo-
BEL bodtp. Bfarrer &ofmann Die 3e<
remonien bornabm.
SSm Sauie ieines grltoers, 6eS
on Der Z. StraBe iiioli9 Dobnen6en
Bernhard @idenbrod bot leBten Don-
1teritag morgen @einrih s. @iben-
brod, I'M Sitter bon 81 Ssabren oas
3eitlide geiegnet. Mit benz Br110er
betrauert Die @attin ieinen @ingang.
Samltag morgen fan6 Die 8eer6i-
gling nod einem IN Der 1nbefl. @m-
pfdngnisfirde gebaltenen Srauergotz
tesbienlte itatt. M0ge Der 8eritorbenv
ruben in Srte6en!
= 9ebten 5reitag batten Die Meit-
gIieoer Der Cts 2oge tpie6er eiren
ibrer Sreuoenabenbe, BET tpelber @e-
legenbeit So MitgIie6er Ser 2oge Elm.
berIeibt tpur6en. un6 IS. S. Nolan
bon MinneapoIis cine nit e6tem gu
NOR gerpiiraten Mnipra6e belt.
= Sn Der 5amitagnabmittag OBJ
gebaltenen SblnBiibung Der 90
Sabresfonpention Ser Central Win,
neiota Educational Miiociafion, Die IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25
@eirmi11iiiter Mosfe auriidqetreten.

Berlin %. Mdira @nltab Nos.
.fe, Der 8ebrminiiter Ser @bert28all,
.eri6en Geidregierung, bat am Mon.
tag fem Nbfhie6sgeiud eingereidt
SOS bon Bra1ioem ebert 1ofort &c.
billigt nirbe. @eitere 8era110err1nger
I'M &abinett iolIen beboriteben; Sc.
ruhte bebaupten' ferner, 0aS gan5e
@abinett nerbe biel1ei6t in naber gu
f1tnft 5uriidtreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25

bodm. Serr 2el1tbner bon 8udman
als Diafon, Der olt6 Die 6eitpre6igt
belt, un6 bodn. Serr 8ingeI Mifi
ftent IN 8iier5, nls Sl1boinfon aifiitier-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-28
Socialist Daily Very Much
Exercised OUer Letter To
VOtersfOr campaign Fund

The amount that is expected from
your committee is $1,000.
We trust hat you will get busy al
once. Call our committee together
and get after every man or woman
who is interested in downing the so
cialist bunch now in control in the
state.
Our comrades in other counties are
responding to the call in a splendid
way. We know that you are sum
GENTLY interested to see that your
people do their part.
This is not q party measure It ia
a fight to a finish against the greatest
menace that has ever confronted Is,
and has the Endorsement Of the cen
trail committees Of the democratic,
republican and I. v. A. organizations.
DO NOT FAIL US IN THIS. If WE
LOSE OUT AT THE PRIMARY
ELECTION THIS MONTH 1T WILL
BE YEARS BEFORE WE HAVE AS
GOOD AN OPPORTUNITY TO RE-
DEEM THE STATE FROM SOCIAL
ISM. TWO YEARS MORE OF DE-
STRUCTIVE ADMINISTRATIONS
MAY BE ENOUGH TO PUT US OUT
OF THE GAME FOR GOOD.
ACT PROMPTLY IN THIS. FOR
OUR TIME IS VERY SHORT, AND
WE MUST HAVE MONEY TO CON-
DUCT THE CAMPAIGN.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-28
CALLS BIBLE THE BEST
HELP TO Statesmen

Cleveland, June 2s.-''The Bible is
the best one-volume book on modern
business" Bruce Barton, journalist,
told the convention of the Federal
Council of Churches of Christ in
America here.
"The Bible has the greatest record
of salesnanship ever written" he
said. "St. Paul sold religion to Athens
when it was fearfully o~verstocked with
religions of it's own.
THAT was business. And he did II
by making a survey of the situation
and utilizing conditions at hand, just
as a modern commercial salesman
must 40. St. Paul's job was like try.
ing to sell Ford cars in Detroict."
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-28

The solicitation letter. sent out by
Mr.. Anderson and Mr.. Mcdonald fol-
lows:
Dear Sir:
The matter of financing the cam
paign against the Towaley socialistic
machine has been delegated to a
committee Of twenty-one composed of
members of the Independent Voters
Association, and the republican and
democratic organizations of the state.
n the money raised is to be ex-
pended by this committee under a
mutual agreement of the parties
named.
The campaign for funds, in Grand
Forks county, has been placed in the
hands of a committee of seven Of
whom Hans Anderson is chairman
and Don Mcdonald secretary.
A successful fight against this foe
cannot be conducted without funds.
The common enemy has lots of money
and is using it.
1t is up to every lover of consti-
tutional government, everyone who
has the best interests of our state at
heart to get into the game and assist
IN raising the money needed for ag-
gressive work.
We know that you are vitality in
terested and we ask that you will take
Fold of this at once, and make a
strenuous effort to raise a proportion
ate amount Of the $4,000 allotted to
This county. ).
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-28
Pekin People
Nail Lies In
Townley Organ

The following Communication re-
ceived today by the Grand Forks
Herald speaks for itself:
Pekin. N. D.. June 49, 1890"
Editor Grand Forks Herald. Grand
Forks, N. d.
Dear. Sir: In the "Grand Forks
American for June oath appears
what purports to be a report on a
political meeting held At Tolna on
June 22nd, at which Attorney General
LANCER and others spoke. Among
other things appears the following:
'4Then the rumpus started. A
staunch member OF the league
called Bill a yellow Jacket and b
malicious liar, which charge
LANCER swallowed. The only no.
ticeable change was that his face
became very red. Another hour
Of arguing back and forward
brought the meeting to a close,
with LANCER and his Methods"
We, the undersigned. who attended
said meeting from beginning to end,
declare the above assertions a lie, one
hundred per cent pure, as it does not
whole meeting there was not a person
in the hall who interrupted any Of the
speakers in any way whatever. The
meeting was as orderly as any we
have ever attended and there was not
a word from anyone in the audience
addressed to any Of the speakers. The
crowd was too large for the capacity
of the hall and the applause was very
generous. This must have given the
reporter the night mare and he re-
ported his dream instead of the facts.
We would appreciate very much If the
American" would make known the
identity of its reporter as we would
like to know what a man with such a
capacity for lying looks like, and if
possible, determine whether he is a
superman or the missing link.
The cause that the American" is
fighting for must be in desperate
straits when the paper will resort to
such despicable e to injure a po-
litical opponent.
(Signed)
u. o. johnson.
&C. H. Morken.
j. j. Elsaas.
-G. O. Erickson.
WIN. Randklev.
B. NJ. Burreson.
M. Fredrickson.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-28
Auditor Hans Ander-
son and Register Of Deeds
Don Mcdonald Answer
American - Nothing Un-
toward in Efforts.
Editor of The Herald:

The Evening American seems very
much exercised over the fact that
an attempt has been made to raise a
campaign fund amongst those who
are opposed to the Townley regime,
and goes into spasms Of indignation
and talks about 'slush fund, ward
heelers," and of course does not for
get big buz." Wonder if all Of the
NTownley workers are in it just for the
love of the cause; for instance this
man Hanson. their representative in
Grand Forks county, is he a paid
worker, or just a pure and unadulter-
ated patriot? and there are others.
The facts are that Grand Forks
county was asked to raise, if possible.
l 100000 towards the anti-Townley
campaign. None of the money raised
is to be used for employing ward
3heelers' OF for any illegitimate pur-
pos. Whoever heard of a campaign,
even a socialist campaign, being car
ried on without some expense? If big
buz" was giving up so literally, we
wouldn't have to appeal to the COM
mon herd for funds. The following
lis the letter, with the name of the
treasurer deleted. Sorry if it has
caused the American to throw a fit.
There was no secrecy about, the let
ter and we would have been glad to
have furnished a copy for the press,
as it seems to be pretty much to the
point, as it gets under the skin.
! Hans Anderson,
Don. Mcdonald, Chairman.
Secretary.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-28

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24
.115GET DIPLOMAS
At CAMDEN HIGH
Manual Training Holds Com
mencement Exercises in
School Auditorium
RUNyoN ADDRESSES GRADS

Tho manual training and high school
Of Camden held its annual com.
mencempnt exercises this morning at II
o'clock in the high school auditorium.
Park boulevard. One hundred and ff-
teen members of the senior class re-
ccivcd diplomas.
The address Of the occasion was
delivered by William y. Runyon and
the presentation Of diplomas made by
II. c. sharp, president Of tn" board
of education Henry Goldstcin and
Victor Lindholm delivered orations
and essays were read by lrma Amanda
Davis and Miriam Walton Cox.
The following arc on the class roll:
Mudren HARRIET Acklsy Elsie Helene
Emma Banzhot. RSbecca FoulErad BSylic.
Miriam Wnithmsn Garll. Mildred Ei,IaSsth
Martin nn, FnpSss So'S MTsn Es
gynia E!izabeth DYER Florence lamont Fcgs.
ESthor Gsrhsrj Minln Gordon, Ruth -vir-
sinla Han. FLORENCE Elisabeth Hand, Cath
arine Matilda lloyd .Annasteen Hrs; Mary
Edith PEI k0lmssri Marie Anna HrossTsT. S,SSg
beth Levin, TheimD MarEueTits Loving, Ger
trude F.. Matthassen. Emily Dorothea Mar
| tin Adele e Never Tsssie Myers. Doris
! Ogden. Dorothy Ethel Page. RG,h Paulson.
Eleanor Horner Pedigree. Mildred F.. Ponsn-
berger Elizabeth Anna Pollock. Anne Ward
Porter. Frances Monica Powell Florence
Pratt. Ruth Wsatherby Read. Agnes Louisa
RegeI Beatrice Alberta Shafer. Gertrude
Peatrica Shellow. Mildred Artz Shrader, Ce-
celia simon Hattie Florence Snyder, Eta
Blanchard Staplar. Mildred r. Stratton 1sn-
| bel Frances Test Mary Hall Trappe Doro.
thy NJ Warrington. Anna Cecilia Weber.
Michael Albert, Major Halpern Auerbach,
Ca sper Melvin Psideman. Richard Thompson
Buckley. J. Milton Burdgo Jr., George w.
Burroughs G willard Carey. T. Newton
Carney. Frank J. Ciliherti ", Samuel
Cohen, Joseph n. Cram"r. 1r., Everett Cur
ran. Albert Miles Davis. Joseph B. Davis.
Jr., Clair NJ. Fisher. W. Ernest FlemminE.
g. Challss Franklin. Henry Goldstein; VII
liam Hermann, Arthur Hirshorn, David Jack
Horwyts, George Eugene jacques. warr"n
lamtn Kaplan. Edward King Herman Klinc.
I.indholm. Francis Il. Lore, Thomas ];
Mackav. Jr. Albert +. Msnik. Samuel
Merochnik. Newell Melbourne Middleton. Wal
ter L. Morris. Phnp DAILY Myers. Robert
MAIDEN. William MandA ogden. Foster
Newell Parker. Edward Bell Patterson. F-l-
ton Robert Pinner. Frank rlsvinsky John
Henry Reinsrs, Jr.. Frank Albert Prosssr:
Meyer l.. Sakin. f. Russell SnockIey. Fred
/ Srisky. William ]. Smith. Theodore l..
Sostmann. Harold Godson Test. Horace
| Monroe Trimmer william D. r. Truax, y.
Spencer HanHart, Isadors,. } Wenofsky.
| Henry c. ws.zel Thomas w. Wright