davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
y ifaI vi 9jcrc!

Snaicoc2 ipsrRcr Nr. Smut Ysbu /
"Sctoyoh &oicn 'or i9uor. Ect CT
bare en- linen Gel al hans 9ctruAtuiua
Acr. ionl lea ror acbepcr &eInouin9. "a
han 'nnc2 AZ prrc utlcuot mcN &c pIric
Ii9e SorholNc. 1on CT life tilircoa nco,
at Nireirauotl boiler roi.t al line Rr,
scr 4 %clt 0otel / minneapolis. 2ct
q ior riol ol mt mtutr ban. ) oen
uor'tc Suuooc bnoNc Nirttradoc. man
&C Weocl 5~tolchWiti uco &or Srclicra
Nir'c / NinucogoIi2 "a tiIoel2 I StoIc
lOtuIct I'll Njr.tu / q. Ynul. men ~
lUrtc. at oRido Set hlpnc line lllenlpcy,
Ter ituINc criru CpodrmuinR Ill, % lGd
nlddttc II goa uc0 , @pen Ior pott
9!aGltiocr. ol nteNeu Sio off tiIlpliNc.
inm car II @cponiER. "a Oct o'tc var
{~ilirINct III Scr uGr Nonlttedrbcloe, 'onl
blot hmoc uoioyc4 / Srl'mnocu ! ~
'lncrc Ndr hauNt Sen norltc SnnoHt9
Nlr.eralN tine WrNer puu Iuerclp@ 80
tel / minneapolis. @ftcr SorcntlScu
bc'too Ntrtcrnaoei Al % Mcolemmer. ol
Ncr var lite noQct &rrclie FOR % | &u
F~liibtug 0ouic % ic9 tror ale CT TIL
irco3 mcN a. u,eoc pdu Ct ccntrdlt 1tco
lom @eit 0otel. ri ilar CT ~pa2lenot
men torucllQ, Nryclle. CT ltoct Noro Tor
| Sctreirrcu "a en- hdaro bilig Srrrtol ~
ltNNc pau 2cr cr lie Spor AZ gas.
Vi ran ipiic / Qottlet ciler andre @it
Ser / Nurhcocu. Ter CT oRldd mango,
iom hdr uo2ct az briuNc irem lor Nlrtt
rnnoct, ~ nc tau m let iomn,c III pore
Wcocr. ri 'udr bdabe, N BORT Eus
blilbluN 0ou'e bIir uouloct, ldo " fan
iou CT %[iIiluQt5ltcb Der. 2eule gag pdr
pel life al inooau @%ctONntla. az Sen
ituloc OrcitcS / Aoiicruc, men htt CT Ic.
uco ~liiUrltl Sale at uoiod Q~it9talltt.
Sea iron life. SIR, %ehu vii alerc oct.
&du bar ucI tUnil ltQ. III uddr ~ msocr
pnd Ct iierrc 0otcl. icIo ON &c! lie Ill
luuGcrc re0uc3 Ill isritc NIav'c, lod q
Ret 1o9tt ltormun03d9tiAt uco Oct, ION
life pd5itr for Niritn5 5ltucrt. soar
bar pel life le9t at BIZ uupctrctict ON.
at oi3it Mruo nlu iiooc pdd oiaic Srr-
'lole / mango luuQc elmer, u'tc I Here
Ta0e. on bchuuolt &c pnuitcllQltc % oftt
ncact iiIouc Eager. Yet CT Ct me8ct
auitreugtuoe IrbciNc uoeu drocn Ser
enc Neiicltopii,er o9 SpboIN ~ M o.
on no0cn Sneior0 / Gbticruc. Sea ,ld'
Ger life p0cr Set. men euller bare, al
bort Nir.cirlt itaI iuu CT ret Cpiorniul
ouBancuot Oi5ie Sinq. Sea tror, N tic
rcr Nirtcu9 0erre beorc uco at b09ac %
ems pco al FATE SiUut pou ocnl. ION
brQQer. z 1. Slorpe.
@ilhndr. 7oc Ntprtl 1920.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16

(Gu N}iuoctrauS al 9. u. %u)
"Stor 0leIp Oet or ior Marncn
az @uOtiol. uerd isoo."

Crit (or0rimiou tunnc alUNc ia pco
al heyt Ill eli 9oo SlG9t: pcI bc2noenc.
vel oplpilc % pcl oniecAc. Scttc gao
Natclic, 5cIpaqiclic. en- rat HnB % ct
ircioigt Saipu, cu ms Sitmmc % CT INT
Emil.
6ai var ieot / &oboIer, Norsc. Sen
23oc Nebruar 1871. 2icreoc 1S5S bieu
ban @rrcr / lin 0lcmbp8o. % han
bleU ell GoO %rrer. 0an cI'tcoc 9sc
ncnc. % ban cIitcoc %rrcrgierniuacn
Nct iisritc % itisnncitc 2ipatoIO yad
Soyo.
! II Aur iortiutgc ban fer at ticne
Ono o. buqGe III 2nnO, Iige ogtet % AZ
lolo. al NorUl0re oG Born, rig % fdt
tig o. lite miroit Al line Ercitcr. )
1859 bcillttcoe Eorlrimiou II uoUnnorc
ira Gorae i'll Nmcrjtd. 0au cIiieoe
Norge; men Dc etououii;c llOt8tcr pdy
lDicrc / Imcritn, % IA han M u8tc0c at
0iite ii9. ff bcttc lorsAet 9etnOuing.
ztrar eitcr @rnuuppcr tlliracote Gor
Qrimion o. hans ToIe @ulo in 9tn!s
hIp9= ug llopnuoriu8srcrc. Srloen5
No0r Dor Clupd NIuiicruo. 0m DOR
cit Storbonoc5 Cater Iro CT al &p8s
ocn3 qumlc 9G~ttcQonroc, "a cit np9crs
liQt lmuc Ill eli Nu9utor % Nor.
"a icg 6 War cttcr font c',cr ~ Irr:c
Eoutllicu AZ tlcnoc. hogoc Dc nlcrcoc
ppRgct iug CT hD9gcli0t Silent. Ior8rims
ion hapoc nlc oisic AGr lU!ct Carer
"a NIottcr / Root Erclrit MtcnIQ't>.
NiQmorc Go, 9iluu. Ga Il 0trtcr
hoDoc nan flebt 50 Stcrc3 %ouO % bng
act oicm ior iiA og line. SorBrrmior
hapoc oct traocIt hclc Sjocn mcO StoIcs
arbeioe % Snrmarbctoe; / 0lennlti
muatte / Inuqc Sioer all oyerl1ots til
ouitrucn5 Cmior9; 2Drcne, 0u'et
Naucoporaae!ien. @icu @}rs. Cor
0rimiou bapoe oet ulorig trdgeII. 6ug'
ali Ser roIig % imilcnoc. 9Icu aIttnl
blcu Qiort. % oet bIeo pei Qlort: ouic;
rent % orocntligi. Verueuc Ceio0OroGt
nc % D}aocn uomcr.ci. Seq bar herl
teote SLOT ! Nmerjto". eIcieoc Eorgrtms
len at iiQc. % Roicu rlr ior,icnt.
@na Huot Rruiric TOM o3luu Tor
criuiony @irtiombco Ill q, onrc l #
2lor % han late MIerter eiter ilg
life bare / 5toIen: oan .rrtc Sorri-
prc a, oporn iine Nsui. Na5ocy al till
Qigc % hiuloc ~boernuorc. "arilmc SCR
ulorc". iugoc San uco en- %eili8bco. "9t
mo ilittip btbc Tor inc &arr 'llitIl
ulocruiic line &sru / @uos Cro; ne
maa iormunc o. ityai'c Dem poa Ell
|ioruuiti0 % tirrli3 Tanoc OF iio't men
itc minoit piqiig or Bette: Cc mai
iprc9ua &srneue nlco e. goot Srcmpel
! ISL 6esrrotc Coyarimior 4ie5.
mauosiorreming I Soriu9 &lIcr % 4
Nar icucre ilpttsoc ban Toryetnln8en III
@rauo Neabo,p. "a iurtlolg 'leote han
en- ,Sarm III Mils &ci i'm Hner. Ser
bngseoc ban e. hn9geIi8t 0iem for "a.
milieu. llnocr Sppcrteu reo III @u.'
teruc goDt al cisic 10 Gina: Get iruoC
Qarelig mcc ~Sarmnrbctac imelem og
,~riiteIi9 CpSraQeIie / ,lemrcI % Sner
ooo cn9clit Stole.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16

Scr ionot %Sorlrimiou iaicn III e1ct
&n8oc'o.t Nd!oriicyuc "a mango a.
Inc >%irQtuiuQc Scr lit han meO "a
mile ino / Bear Srcc. Mcui0hcN min
't'rilc Hrurrmcuilhc0l % her blep ban
l2lcu N,otity gicnJglcocu. ! Rcli-
Nlou5ltolcu Il. SorRrimion icucre orr.
ollc arg;dlcrc / Suiacriemtu. @uitor
Hlclot. % Zuttcrcu. PRS. EiclNc. 0ut
bclbt Sio.c ! i'm Njau05 Ncniohtocr
bddoc Ntmnciotu "a Coma OF ,SiclOc CT
10 IN &roicaior pco port Stolelrrerie
mrloruanL
! 1899 ioI9ic Icrnrimicu i'm jyorrct
ming II. Seuntruc EoruulO % Gabriel.
Soroalo oaNt 1903. ) 1901 rciite hdl
mco 0uitu Oh 3 al %orucnc III Mc1eu,
III 60. Y. Gdt. Scr orcu han Sc ieIs
Gcnoc : Var lalcu ION ,Tdrmer % for
Icmlu6SmGnN. Nieu / 1905 ilDtttoc ban
illen mco 0uitru 90 2aucrcu Gmilrc
uIbn0c I'll @rnno D}caoom % her bar
His'e iiocu bdpt 1T 0itu,.
~<or3rtmion pdr aobcu % rrliQ; Ser.
ior Nnocot ban oil, lont 'inG9tt az Su1i
% Snutcri %e3u % 0n.Icrt Nritcri
rtmmcu q ;onmc mo Set oaalils
%io
%a0 oi2ic %rtucjpcr ieatc nan at %.
Srn1c otu unst 1.r0t Il bans @c.
'trr5eI'tr mttc0c5 Del. l1lr5 cgac @sru
b.cp allie bra Solt o. Qooc y~luatroueyc.
@cuctuc CT aJt ~irtmragcuoc. iomm.
cuoc 81 ttocuoc @jruo 1ocr paa 1T
SIto.
@d5rlci cr Zen it5litt Norrcmiu05
mouo I @touo D}cnoup. @}mu. oeur-
ll1cino / 4biuyotcc. 0}Out. Guioay
Sroriamrcr mar @Ijnot Y. :. % SnrI
ll8c'dd | siberia. Canada.
@}cu CT Semucruc brd i,a1r Cotycut
I oJc SdIo lie tiI1oac &c brr tjlcguc.
'tB ser bco'ie Al Zen nmtrituu'tc Nul-
ur on IlQc'oa ser 5cNitc al otu uori.,
Sc hdr Irrt Oct ioc @uo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16

Cite Gommlille.& lubhlric | for
lficlligc Streg al Jocrneoc Stater
or nplig blet beltreune / Ell Bulletin,
Soreneoe Stater5 observation-disclosures
mc1lt bar uogluet. en- bctalieret 9es
ifripclic al bisIe SuIe og bcrcS Be
l;pttelie, leoiaget al 8iengiuelic al
Gil HGffc sSotpgraiier cr at iinoc /
pnltaltc Bulletin: "Mllral Gomml.
min @uiloings in tbc llniteb
State5". appicr al oenne @ulletir
CT rimeliguis e,lonll at bctomnle peD
of lfriue til "SltpcrintcnOent al 90.
u,mcnts, Government Yrinting 81
flee, @aibington, 9. g., % lT9g,
lr Siccrt pmpiflet al ct Stpffe 80
pir / @rcpet, iomt nGDne @uaeti-
1cns Sitel.
elsie Sommunebulc az Den Som.
Observation-Disclosures, Der bar trent
brngt Dem, or / flerc Senlccnoer c.
llotrpf ior eli oper en- itor Gel al
tort 2arlo hurtigt pmli9gribenoe DC.
pp9elie. &c / @uletinen iremlugt(
Tata er beregncoe paa at bli til
%,iGlp % S~eileoning ior andre
Sumns % Snnosbpgber, Der maattt
rrrc igallg mcb at organiIerc Jig for
ipcialc cler lofalc Giemeo % for at
funre iaa til ct Solfs &onlmiunclo,
tdlc, bpor &lllbber % 6orcnillger
tll1oe bauc fine Meoer og Sammer-
tontltcr.
Sielgc nppnte Bulletin er Der al
lercoc opimoo 800 i%aaoannc aom,-
he-Slllc / Soreneoe Stater, % DC
ilcitc er bet bpggeoe iioen 1912. VI
oct Sotulnunler al Sotuler, Heglc'
rin0cns llbienoinger iturercbe, iano.
les POI / Smaabper meo Ell @ciolf-
MING al millbre enc $500 SiGlc, SO
noe paa Granddaughter % 90 / Itprrc
@pcr % Cities.
@ulctillcn piicr, at ct iiort Nntal
al Oiaic Eroicfter or blct lat igallJ
REQ a~lm.illoelig Sllblfription, mems
ullore iqjen por ell 8oue ira Sl,oiul-
Der clcr pripate Sorrctlln9er. 9togl>
iau al oiaic &onllnc Sofalcr bar
bet bpggcbe for oficntlige Mtioler OIL
Cl oerior UNDER DC lofale Nutorlte-
tors aontrol % Spipn. @uuetlnclr
lnoeboloer mangt og megct angda'
uioc bisIe 9ofalera grug, lloitpr,
@coligeboloelie p.i.p. Iarsfontin.
gent, Slisningcr, SnotGgt for Bort
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16

puiter ou Sru 6ieloe5 7iqt til 5o:s
UIorenes @uIo5rnlup Tor ct 9dr uocr2
Zen ur2itc al 9srneue or 1attereu
Gmilte. Cm hen0c itriUer Ell Ben:
Ser rroc5 ocl uutiIodQs repoc mango.
Der 'onl bum far cir iig idaleoe5 ben til
AT tieue. uolpOe. aQte og elite line Sors
0lore: Neo lit u.iloc OF gooe @Gleu
90 tn C~usti96eo "a Ilc8ennpttigheo iont
'oa Far huu mco en- aloria i0tgtenoc
Cnt5u % NIrrli9beo gdaet o%utrjrQ o.
crret 0lemmet5 aooc SuaeI. borttagc,
H~iocroommcr5 lriitbco % SriontbeO OF
iprcot Ct Roieritirr oocr oercs 2ius ai
ten. 0ooOe oct life orret for GmiIic.
idd huoc 10 &c l1mIt fife babe Ueobte,
vet al DO I eyer oiem / ale 0i5ie Gar.
Gri! Eorgrimiou lit ct fort Sngelett.
an ptI i0l en- llae. 0icrtetiIfrloe.
0au uioitt a. aau ltuIoe rs; men hau
var QIao pro "Oct Icocnoe 0cub".
"Nom mart %titer". ia bon til lin 6u
tru; set raI 5It io1 BerIigt at itaI
o. IL imoo 0jQ". Dan oeoe S5uouJ
MoyRe1 Dem 29oe Tc5ruar.
%to Suocrcn5 SD "a 8tgraoclie Uac
Gut &rrHtut tIIittoe. uuorugen peurp
Jip6 Galiioruial "a Smi!, iom life
tuuoc maze mcS telegram.
(orRrimiou b,c0 Ioat tjIhoila son
Dear street, 4}enigbcos @rouoIaos. oaez
DC @eicnc orret ircnrtoumeIlae. utIOc
Nirtcu prrct Tor Itoru ocu SAG; me1
Ot uur ur,tcu uuullt9c.
Vdit Sieloc holoi en- ~torila8cI "2Ja
prrfcu". ~irtoer MIN Ssu ~ Saitor
2lmuuo @u. Sea If SAM III at msoc
trent iom Btprrieuturt FOR mig % min
Sumilic. og 9uu lolot "a o8idd ell .ors
Sale tlLilut.
Ttliipuct re Crit SorBrimlou,
Wuoc!
ret bGnocr site, at Preec. 'oEl tuoetoIeet
lrls EculC % ne er rc1i'treret. toHtr1cr ooci
nr- Htrt,t Srth hrrfaN tgyr FaFe Rrrar fhPp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16

| lClfCr Il tQQCf MOS mn "thp MI.
ioIio garcniI". Ser n;ai, >,r,, ;;
aoubct beonubtc n, nr,ne i. 0hc,n.,
cclIcancrf ! NIioIfocrocrc enron
ina or @otcmioIct 7ct nor 1,t,b
cIoor, itnS - mrucr, aM,rc,,, -;
~GrtomoInon" q, omtoItc 0ni,l;,
ilulnebiae
9ouo ser or ior root NJ lint.
Iicoprhr ,or MIfoG, ~, S,hfI,,cr
riI tiht brrc prrhi,uIhe NnI,noer
NIiifrfIencr Oct cr n,c;t oI,r;rSc.
Iiot ot i'm alcpcrru iorrmcr mos ~,
IpJiuo Nno. Soprr cuer Snrnc ;or,.
hIouhr Siuotciirp iommcn mrn or,
perfreet ,sor n,rort root 9onh fo,
Ser men Sorbel blouhp, ! Iiht Men.
TON ooioo
ooA mia for 99hr @ono mimic
ON NJ mc~JonIoutrr,c c0cr @tbc 40.
oumes" hor Sen Gprr NJ f,,rrc fo,.
oc Nitrnoeu / 9llitcn M berioc yorr.
iproer mcn bette toItbore @inhIclitni
o. fn%rucu1Itc "ScuImcs" or ~ ipr.
ifirQior Sloos 4lpncr ~ 9IfoIfo
Ilerc Sloos sGrtcr % Niffcr, Iourt
nlonoc Sloos Wpurrr cDrr "Nrors"
alspcreu. men iirr Sshflrpcrcu Oh
gIioIiocn. hor Ippre HsbScr, Som
trruocr Tia bubt ncN fem ! on me-.
Get boorb SorDbrrh Noor bisI,
Hehhrr roohner. bIir ~ til Tlontr.
icoc eQer praoniife Stoiic. lpu Ionr.
men nrcb ourtoItc Nitrnoeu oisr
9~ocriprbcu irllotbor oa mer Ififfct
ill at bprc rioc 9lpliuocr. Ofcu SET.
te cr fife alt set oobc. DiSIc Nclo
PLATTER oiorbc. Otter Sc raooucoe
Hebhcr blcp Der Ct lltol al In1oo. hp.
be Suffer i Sor0cn. elsie Suffer
piloe tooc intoo en- itpr Gel operiIs
oiot Rcanpanb, ioo ,Eprbcn blcp bare
rosie pouoria for N~pIiudcu IeIp citcr
oItipr pperflsoiot Rcon. nlcn ifuloe
ian Icncrc louoporla 5srfc inotrrne.
piIhe bcttc famine Toub itioc %
ioicr oo fonlnle Elontcrnr tiloobc.
enoelio bore bcttc. of "8rrsict"
cIlcr Ssct al @]cIoploutcr life bare
ioor Spr iii at pore ga uopiflc ia
oobt euer aller DIV. til at oipc rioc.
Tia me0 Wclf. men of enooo @ipoic.
len fra Snr. Ionl err blet foorct nlco
@cloplontcr. err mcoct pprbiiulocrc
ems onoen @ipoIel. Get or iliu
@ieoIcl. 1oul fan are prro So 90
pr. Con fife @ieoielcn ira arco.
t,rcr ser uronttc Icpc Niuterrn
ioicuncul poo boIproooocu MoiSitil.
GA Ditto Stron. 'ont ct lor "MoiS
fnupper" pr. aiuft en- @an1 cacr TO
llocr. @ooc observation-disclosures or
al itsrrc SctuSniua Tor ,>orobruoct.
unp oac i~orltaar, % BET or life Tor at
opertcre aleuerirp, at Ser iaa oitc Ell
tIct minoet on, alsper.
Saa aIppcr BET ipriie on iaor,
bpis ou pi( lao &leper ipoor.
Soo goa, YnrInip % "SpIter
T(ort" loo tioliot iom nutliat, 0a
oiaic 8erter tribes bc0il / fiellAt
&eir.
Gn Gel Spiolf bar MI iouet en-
irif aongre3manO peo Napn Soon
rel til at biplpe Jig meo at ioa I'll
ell Sou ON, at per l91eH 'iol OH
"Ndpli9pf SooillA lonl l'i'o'r MI
gen. Sen Sop pa"ler ltte Ior o3
bornlerc lttc ellOru.
Hn mari 'tilloe oct o"re oe'
rene S'o al i"19e l'eo %e0 "o-
l'r9ia'" ,OI Sfn9 "~"s0U'o''''
gen nulic N''' o9 S'!'t'. c'o'''. q
no9 se9prl'e1' 'or nM. SPoepor '"''
l'He' uplolNl I''lc Ivy
OH CT o"l'8cle S'uIlcIIl'''
'or "0roiillo Sqiirrel" enc ou0
mats, cfierot oeh Ell pioi''el
Snrene trPoer Ell Ael lo'.I8
Oeoe. Fioil Iolt'8er ror al poIo'
oIne %el"fl'i''8er oppe.
Sa8 dig l'ol Her S'p III lc'O'
't9itot9 29l'Illth9' OF I'er' %
rlalllP9 llieo Nmtarle. Ael oe'u''l
ii1 Tffp M nrhct0c ll0Cn or l(ltClllt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
Hano o. @inf.

Soma Experiment Citation or cIter
i.crc Mars 6orisg % Experimental
iitano iii at bepiIe os, al aIminoclie
poo StalogieoieI err p9ro $685. pr.
Son.
IliaI'airs er biQigcre enb
Neotlepcrirs iaar. DC, iom bar gobt
brGncret Sanb, bpor glialiareober,
lie fan eaa reb IRE iii 'cm SOB, in
cen DC frazier itiQeitaaerbe &ano.
turoe sierc pcl ! at iorisge mcS
nosle Stores 4lfalia. Grimm eqer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16

rst brnocr site, at Prsec. 'oE troetoIeee
lrIs Ecr0c % NE CT rc1i'treret. tommcr bocs
gdl Ecieu. etuo ocrior ttre ISfe Ferse uoeH
at inn Suffering Tor Srt9et.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Arnold's Silk Specials
make highly desirable gifts

Georseue Crepe--4o IN Formerly zoo. Nov las
Crepe de Chine-4O in Formerly 800 Now LIS
Colored Taffeta-35 In Formerly Nov 1876
Extra Fine Taffeta-35 in Formerly 45o Now 275
Black Chiffon Taffeta-35 Formerly 800. Now 1856
Satin BnlIant-35 in. Formerly 375. Nov LES
Satin Charmeuse-4o in. Formerly Now $50
Dress Satin-35 in Formerly $50. Now 235
Satin America-35 in Formerly $50. Nov 345
Fancy Radums-40 in Formerly 500 .s.....Now ESQ
C. j. Bonnet Gle Black Silks and 500 to $50
Nov 400 TO 500
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Tallev to Punish
Ku.klux Klan if
1t Infringes Law
Promises No Quarter if Ter
roristic Methods Are Used;
Brands Members as Mar
row Minded and Bigoted

NJ the opinion that any local branch
=, the newest Southern Ku Klux Klan
.onld be properly laughed out Of exist
40. Assistant District Attorney Al
t,.d J. Tslley declared yesterday that
:, cusrter would be shown any mem
,.,. Of such an organization if they
.r,loyed terroristic methods or vio-
,,.d the Law in any way.
There Is no room," he said, "in the
~-..t broad-minded State Of New York
n, so un-Americsn an organization as
T.. Ku Klux Klsn. The pretensions
,sa. it apparently makes to patriotism
enforce Samuel Johnson's definition of
rs.riotism as the last refuge of a
seoundrel.' No secret. oath bound or
ssni.ation is needed to preserve and
,.rnetuate devotion to the American
government nor to uphold the laws OF
.ss land and the Constitution upon
chich our government is founded"
Assures Protection to Negroes
IN other parts Of his prepared state
nert, which he issued both as q warn
ing TO the organizers of the Ku Klux
Klan and as reinsurance to negroes
Of this city that they would be pro-
t.eted. Mr.. Talley says that this or
esnization is composed of narrow
minded bigots and "scare-head fanat-
ics1 who are opposed to everything
that Abraham Lincoln stood for.
"The genius Of our laws and the
dominant tenet OF the Constitution. -
he said, "is the solemn declaration that
all men are created equal and have an
jnalienable right to life, liberty and
the pursuit Of happiness. This means
ali Americans, no matter what their
color or creed If Lincoln was a real
American this organization is opposed
to everything that Lincoln stood for
and every principle to which Apo
.nattox gave a solemn sanction. 1t has
no place in American life.
"Scare-Head Fanatics"
This Ku-Klux Klan, on their own
declaration of principles, is composed
Of narrow minded bigots and scare
nead fanatics. There is no place for
them in New York, and good citizens
and real Americans will set their faces
against them snd their wild aspira-
tons.
Let the searchlight Of truth and fair
dealing be turned on these brave
knights who are afraid to fight in the
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Bank Presses U. S. Suit
National City Appeals to District
Court for Procedure Advice

Carl A. Mead, counsel for the Ma
tional City Bank, yesterday sought ad-
vice Of the United States District Court
as to the proper procedure for the con-
unuance of the National City Banks
suit against the government to recover
S27l,79o said to be owing on 10000 bags
OF coffee commandeered by the Navy
Department on November 2l, 1918.
Mr.. Mead questioned whether the case
should be tried before jury, and
whether the $4,000 paid by the gov
ernment for the coffee was Just COM
pensation within the meaning of the
Constitution.
When the suit was first brought the
government demurred on the ground
that it could not be sued without its
consent. This demurrer was overruled
by Judge Knox.
Judge Mayer will hear argument in
the controversy without jury.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

open and claim to be part of an In
visible Empire This is no time nor
IS America the place for the creation
OF any empire. invisible or otherwise" >"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-15
Backward People Coming Forward.

Very few have ever thought Of Morocco
other than in terms of romance. It is the land
of the Moor, fierce warriors, burning suns, des-
ert wastes, and hinterands from which come
tales set in frames of arabesque, hidden courts,
housetops mosques and wadys A few years
ago William, lately the Sudden and now the
Subdued, shot Morocco across the screen by
using it as stage for one of his prewar dra-
matte outbursts. Then it subsidized into the
mystery that has surrounded it so long Now
an American consul drags it forth again to ex-
hibit the fact that Morocco is building up an
industry and an export trade. Goods to the
value of almost $lOO,0O0,OO0 were shipped out
of the country in 1918, and $4,000 900 worth i'm
ported. The Moor is finally become useful
member Of the great family of nations. Among
the stuff sent out is enumerated 6,9l3 hogs and
1882 metric tons of salt pork. Shades of the
Prophet But, if the inhdel Giaours will eat
pork, why should not faithful Mussulman pro-
vide it, especially when it is so easily produced
and so profitable to sell7 One of the interest
ing features is the purchase of American farm
machinery for agricultural operations. Morocco
ID on ths map At last
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-15
OLD HOUSES.

The gray old houses are hooded women,
peering
From, soping tousled bonnets of gar
rets hung awry:
The gray old houses dream that they are
hearing
Voices of their children in the years
gone by!
With dim glazed eyes Of windows, they
Thinking of a father when broken was
his pride, y
And while they brood, they wonder where
The boys that kissed and the girls that
What old secrets here often pry and FUN
What old ghosts hurry to and fro?-
Ghosts Of Desires that poke about and
OF hot-heat.d youth that fr.tt.d long
ago.
ing and are dreaming
About the broken hearth, within the
musty gloom?
What stories of loving and quarreling and
scheming
Huddle with their memories to crowd
each room?
So, hu.hed, they stand. like hooded women
peering-
These worn old houses that always
dream and sigh:
And like old mothers, they brood and
stare at hearing
Voices that vanished in the years gone
Louis Ginsberg in tn. New York Times.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-15
Sports that Make Men
2 Athletics 8
Basket Ball Team Play.

BY II. ~. tfaIJ TaH6'
Team work is the cornerstone OF
success in basket ball, as in every
other game. 1t means the working
out of the best system of play tor
the whole team. 1t means that every
man must fit himself into that sys-
tenn. The team must think and move
as one man.
Several systems of play have
been worked out.
The lone star system is built upon
the speed, endurance and all-round
brilliance of one man. He plays the
floor and works the ball into his OPP
ponents territory, where either he
or one of the forwards who stay
near their opponents basket can get
shot. To do this he must be very
good at dribbling. The other four
men play territory, two as station
airy forwards and two as rough
guards who lay back and fight all
opposition. The drawback to this
system is that if the star is stopped
the whole team is stopped.
The two-pivot man system uses
three speedy floor men who play the
ball rather than territory, two rangy,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-15
Omaha's Sturdy Financial Growth.

Retirement of the active heads of three of
the leading banks of Omaha must naturally
draw attention to the citys financial institu-
tons. That these have kept in line with the
progress of the region they serve is evident.
They have expanded the monetary needs of
the country around have increased, always
maintaining forward position but solidly
conservative basis. Shocks that have racked
the country in times gene by have scarcely
produced tremor in the Omaha banks, so
safely have they been conducted. Yet, with all
the security of sound business principles and
careful management, these great agents of COM
mercial and industrial service have so func-
toned as to efficiently aid in the marvellous
growth of the empire of which they are part.
Messrs Barlow and Willard, who have just
laid off the strenuous duties that come to the
executive head of a great modern bank, have
been financial advisers to two generations of
business men. They have seen faith redeemed
and we'll directed energy rewarded. Mr.. Bost-
wick has been identified closely with the de-
velopment of the live stock industry in the west,
and through his bank has assisted in bringing
Omaha to its prominent place in the world as
a packing center. These gentlemen have sur
rendered TO lime, wisely providing tor the
continuance of the work they so we'll begun.
As veterans in business they have earned
chance to rest
Omaha's financial Importance is source of
marvel to any who but studies the clearing
house reports, but to one who is better
acquainted with the city and its institutions,
the fact contains no mystery. The banks here
serve wide territory, peoped with pushing.
energetic men, who are daily creating more ma
terial wealth from raw material. 1t is the
natural result of properly directed enterprise.