davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-07-01

Frank Thomas has been engaged to
play an important role in GAS the
Clouds Roll By" new comedy-dr
which A. H. Woods has put into re-
hearsal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

Oh. J61ef A. P~aczyfski, zam. pnr.
1910 No. Ashland ave, ma Stanisfawo-
vie chlubnie ukohczy} niedawno Szko-
le konstrukcyi samograjacych fortepia-
now pod nazwa ,,DanQuard Player Ac-
ton School,, ~mieszczaca sic pnr. 900
West 81 ui., w Nowym Yorku i tam o.
trzymal nader z~as0czytny dyplom. Byf
on jedynym Polakiem wSr6d 800 ucz-
ni6w tel szko{y, kt0ry zlozyl egzamin
otrzymajac 100 ~procentowy wynik eg-
zaminacyi. j. Paczyhski W tych dniach
za}ozyl interes samoSrajacych fortepia
now / ich reperacyi pod adresem wv
5ej wymienionym. SpodziewaG sic ma
ley, re Polacy miast powierzac instru
menty Obconarodowym firmom, zasto-
sujq sic do Aasm ,sw6j do swego" i po-
pra rodaka-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

la oddana bedzie Sokoiom do ieh
Gwiczeh.
-
W parku Pulaskiego ma Stan!s'a-
wowie, chlopcy tam uczeszczajacy
wyrzadzata rome szkody i psoty.
Otto onegdaj dwaj polscy ch,opcy.
nazwiskiem Jan Los, lat 4, Zam. pnr.
416 Elston ave. i Zygmunt Dom
browski, lat 10, zam, pnr. 14Il FL
ston ave. scyzorykiem poprzecina.'
sznury ma hustawkach W parku. Po-
licyant parkowy ich zaaresztowai :
oddaljd do sadu, 9 sedzia skazaf kaz-
diego 2 mich ma zaplacenie kary po
$3.50 I stawil ma 6cio miesieczna
probacye. Mech to possuzy innym
psotnfkom "a przyklad..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21
'NOTATN OSOBSTE.

Klub Panien pod nazwa Social Sho-
wer Club, urzadzily wczoraj niespo-
dzianke swej czlonkini pannie Agniesz-
ce Kosteckiej, zam. pnr. 2226 Lyndale
ul., ma Jadwigowie. UczeStniczyly ma
stepujace: Anna Waseia, Anna Peters,
Asnies1ka Toska, Katarzyna Karwata,
Marta Kasela, K~atarzyna Peters, Sa-
lomea Wasela, ora panic G. L. Lase-
cka. c. NJ. Grozewska / Franciszka
Gort. Parma Kostecka wstepuje W
zwdazek mahe6ski z panem Janem
Karwata.
Oh. Edmund PiiowSkt, Zam pnr. S45
No. Hoyne ave, wyje5dza dzisiaj do
Buffalo, n. Y, ma Stub swej siostry pan
ny Wandy Pilowskiej. - Powroci W
przysz{ym %tygodniu.
W zeszla 'sobote, W kosciele p. W.
Najsw. Serca Pana Jezusa, IA Town
Of Lake, odby3 sic Stub p. Franciszka
Latawca z parma swego serca Franci-
Ska G6rczak. Slubnej ceremonil dopei-
nil Y. Antoni WiSniewSki, miejScowy
asystent Uczta weselna odbyBa sic W
Scisiem k6iku familijnem W domu ro-
dzic6w pani maodej.
W tych dniach Oh. J. Andrysiak
sprzedal swoja poSiadioSc pnr. 510i
w. 81 ul., ObywatelOwi J. Rogalihskie-
mu. Jak chodza s1uchy, oh. Andrysiak
ma zamiar W niedalekiej przyszIosci
pobudowae sobie elegascki dom muro-
wany z najnowszemi urzadzeniami.
=
Interesa " Hawthorne, stale sic po-
~wiekszaja Oh. Cyburski, kt6ry prowa-
dzi sklad tOwar6w b4awatnych | bic
lizny. pnr. 1928 W. 20 ul.. przy0udowal
budynek | powiekszyl sw6j interes. Jest
to juz drugi polsH skiad tego rodza-
ju W dzielnicy Hawthorne, ktory wy
przedza zydk6w.
Pa4stwo Stanisiaw 1 J6zefina 2
Simon6w Rybarczyk, ktorzy W dniu
6go b. m. slubowali W koSciele p. W.
Sv cfanisya MA Kostkf. M naro-tyRo-
dniowei podr6ay poslubnej DO wscho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

dnich Stanach wroeili dzisiaj 1 Ia
mieszkali na stale pnr. Ills N. Lin
coin VI. P. Rybarczyk Jest synenl
PIP. Ignacego / J~ulianny Rybarczy-
k6w, Fam. pnr. lilo n. Lincoln ul.,
iona zaS lego jest c6rka PAM j. ST.
mon, zam. pnr. HIS n. Lincoln VI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

lu gdy najechans wczorai zostaiy W
pobliGu domu przez inny automooil,
kt6rym kierowal Edward Weiswall.
Maszyna byia, w3asnoscia firmy
,,Spaulding Wet Wash Laundry Co."
mieszcZacej sic pnr. 1918 n. Spauld-
ing ave. Fatalnie pokaleczone die
CT przewfeziono do szpitala ,,Norwe-
gian American, gdzie maia Mary
MIA zmaria, a jej braciszeS ley z
peknieta czaszka W stanie krytycz-
nym.
We srode wieczorem So-letnia sta
ruszka Magdalena Matyas, Fam. pnr.
1894 W. Austin ave. wyszia z domu'
by poSe do kosciola ma wieczorne ma
bozenstwo / cd tego ezasu zaginela'N
Stroskana corka PAM H. P~yrzyhska,
prosila policye o pomoc W odszuka-
niu matki.
= q
Kazimierz Puszka, Cd diuaszego
czasu wyrabial rodzynkowke i spree
dawal ia sasiadom Pc GmiarkowaneJ
Genie. Wczorai do jego domu pnr.
2345 w. Grand ave-. zjawiio sic
trzech agent6w prohibicyjnych, kto-
rzy w6dke skonfiskowali a Puszke %
dali W reee wladz federalnych.
. o
wczoraj pred poludniem PREY d.
versey i Milwaukee ave, tramwa1
tetze linii najeehal ma robotnika, "a
trudnionego PREY reperowaniu SYN
tramwajowych, 4S-letniego Jana
| Kacale, Fam. pnr. 3456 w. Huron
vi. Pokaleczonego ambulansem prze-
wieziono do szpitala Norwegian
American, gdzie sic znaiduje pod
opieka lekarska.
r q -
Ma Konstantego WisieIskiego, IL
czacego lat 40, Fam. pnr. 3540 Me-
dill ave, spadl wczoraj ciezAi szyld
PREY skiadzie obuwia p. n. Central
Park ave Shoe Store, kt6ry go bo-
lesnie skaleczyl W glove i lewe ra-
mie. Znajdu1e sic W domu pod opie-
ka lekarska.
Kupcy i Przemyslowcy Avon
dale, energicznie przygotowuh sic
do karnawalu, ktory rozpocznie sic
W przysHym tygodniu. Bedzie to cos
takiego, czego Polonia jeszcze ME
miaia sposobnoSci widZiet. Swiatia
elektryczne zaprowadzone Eoetana W
tych dniach oraz inne dekoracye PREY
ulicy Milwaukee ave. skiadach. Biz
SIZE szczeg6ly podamy pozniej.
= = q
Ma stacye policyjna Deerlng, zgio-
siIa sic wczoraj Zofia Kumis, Fam
pnr. $50 w. 31sza ul.. proszac poll
eve o ponoc W cdszukaLiu jej syns
Maryana, l~iczacego lat IS, kt6ry o.
puscil dom pred kilku dniami | do
tad ME wrocil. Stroskana matka o.
bawia sic. re syn iej padi ofiara
jakiego wypadku. Mai ma sobie gra-
natowe ubranie / czapke.
ANiejakiego Piotra Kamiona, Fam.
PM. 1901 w. Division III. szuka po
licya; uciekl on z domu rodzicow z
zamiaremN wstapienia do armii ame-
rykahskie5 ,wbrew ich wolf. Matka o.
becnie cieiko zachorowaia i prosi sy-
ma o powrot do domu.
q
wczoraj W sadie ~policyjnym PREY
w. Chicago ave-, pred sfdzia Nc
Kinley'em odbyla sic sprawl Jana
Nasikowskiego. Fam. pnr. 1870 w.
Grand ave., kt6rego iona zaskarzyia
O brutalne obchodzenie sic z MIA Il
z dwoigiem dzieci. Sedzia postal go
On H.; 40 domu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21
re STANISkAWOWA.

OhAo AE6S llSkOpo0o !. W ONUEuLA0
sic zapowiedziany ma dzien 1870 PAL
dziernika T. b. koncert koscielny,
kt6ry musiaI bye o~diozony ma dzien
wyzej wymieniony, 4 powodu, IL
malarze ME wykohczyli piracy " ko-
Sciele.
Koncert zapowiada sic znakomicie.
Glory koScioia gornego i dolnego
odbywaja swe lekcye Spjew6w, ktore
beda W dzien koncertu odSpiewane.
Pr6cz chor6w miejscowych udzial W
koncercie vienna take chory z in
nych parafii, a pr6cz tego wystapia
nasi polscy artysci-Spiewacy re
wsp6ludzialem artystow iunych ma
rodowoSci. Malowanie koSciola W
dniu tym bedzie zupelnie wykohczo-
ne bedzie MONA ogladaG nadzwycza1
pieknie przedstawiajac sic Swiaty-
ME Pahska.
Bilety datowane z dniem 1890 paz-
dziernika So dobre ma dziei AGO IL
stopada; zakupywaG je MONA u
Brata Stanislawa Gorzkowskiego C.
R., u p. WIadyslawa Barwiga, " Off
sic parafialnym / u czlonk6w ch6row
parafialnych. Kto chce usiyszeG pick
ny spiew ma koncercie, MECH sic
pospieszy z zakupieniem biletu, DO
luz tylko mala ich liczba pozostala.
= Prey parafii Sw. Stanisiawa Kost-
XII pracuja obecnie nastepujacy
ksieaa: X. Jan B. Obyrtacz c. r.
proboszcz; X. DR.. Wojciech Kmiecik
C. R., X. Pawel Tudyka c. R., y.
Lukasz Swiatkowski C. R., X. Fran
ciszek Pieczyhski C. R., X. Karol Fa-
lihski c.. R., X. Bronisiaw Lazaro-
wicz C. R. jake asystenci. Liczba po-
wyzsza Jest bardzo mala, ma tax
wielka parable, jak parafia Sw. Sta
nisiawa Kostki, lecz jak poinformo-
wal mas X. proboszcz, Jan Obyrtacz
c. R., bedzie wiecej ksieay asysten-
tow ma Stanislawowie, skoro tylko
przyjada kap4ani z Europy.
Do szkoly p~arafialnej obecnie u
czeszcza 2770 dzieci. w szkole tel
ucza Czcigodne Siostry Notre Dame.
Przelozona jest Siostra M. Michaaa.
y
Klub Muzyczno-Literacki i'm. Le-
ona XIII, }wystawi dnia 26go CRU
dria T. b. W wielkiej sail sw. Stani-
s!awa X. przedstawienie p. t. ,,Ja-
seIka", pi6ra p, Karola Wachtla, ma
czelnego redaktora naszego Pisma.
Doch6d przeznaczony' W polowie ma
Iarafie. R~ezyserya zajmuje sic p. 10
zef Kondziorski. PROXY So W toku. w
sklad komitetu urzadzajacego wcho-
dza: wIad. KlaJbor. Stan. SZcZuka,
st. Pufundt, Irena Gil, Ludwika ia
sihska i Rozalia Dukes. Blizsze
szczeg6iy W swoim czasie.
Kolekta parafialna - roczna -
tego roku z powodu malej licSby
ksiezy PREY parafii, ktorzy SO zajeci
ogromem piracy Srzy koSciele, odbie-
rama bedzie ma lplebanii przez pro-
boszcza X. Jana B. 0byrtacza' c. r.,
W ka5dy dzien W tygodniu. oprocs
soboty. z powodu tego wiec, IL ksle-
ia ME beda chodzE Pc domach | ko-
lektowa6, kazdy p~arafianin | para
fianka, proszeni So ably swoja dani-
ne koscielna przyniesli osobiscie do
~kancelaryi X. proboszcza. Ma ten ty-
dzien wyznaczone So ~nastepujace I
lice; Noble, Cleaver, Holt, DicksonI
Ashland, Paulina, Wood, Hermitage,
Marshfield, Newton, Lincoln Gil
rard.
obsazy ped1la s. p. Tadeusza zu-
kotyhskiego, malowane W r. 1895,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

ty | nawet zrobiono okazy W gor-
nym koSciele, :ecZ z powodu II
politura zbyt powoli usycha W porze
obecnej, pracc &c zostaiy n razie
wstrzymane.
Bractwo Mlodzie6c6w sw. Jozefa,
lax wiadomo utrzymrje sale klubo-
we ola swych czionk6w. w salach
tych z~najduja sic 4 stoly bilardowe,
biblioteka zlozona 2 przesz}o 1000 to-
NOW pozytecznych ksiazek, a procz
tego dla rozweselenia czlonkow sa-
mograjacy fortepian. w salach pei
no mlodziely s~pedzaiacej sw6j VIE
czor wolny ma pozytecznych rozryW-
kach czytaniu pouczajacych ksia-
EEK. Przykiad godny nasladowania.
Zarzadca sal klubowych jest p. VIA
dyslaw Klajbor, a asystentem Jego
D. Michai Bezdon.
w sokolni obecnie odbywaja sic
og6lne p%rzer6bki. Ul%epszenia zapro-
wadzone beda W sail gimnastycznej'
W kapielniach I innych u~bikacyach.
Prace tie beda wnet ukohczone | sa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

sic do sokol6w, gdzie uprawiat mo-
re g~imnastyke, rome cry sportowe
jak pike wewnetrzna 1 zewnetrzna.
Zglaszae sic mona W sokolni do p.
Jana Talaski, naczelnika sokoi6w,
W poniedzialki, srody, czwartki, so
boty i niedziele p%opoiudntu. Ma
,czlonk6w przyjmute SIC tylko mso-
dziez polsko-katelicka.
Dnia 3go listopada Sokoli Biai=-
go Orla urzadzaia zabawe tax zWa-
ma ,.Farmerska". Dabawa ia
cdbedzie sic W sokolni. Poczatek o
godzinie 500 wieczorem. w sklad
komitetu urzadZajacego wchodza;
Ed. Wojtus, J6zef WiSuiewski, Bron.
Schultz, St. Maiecki i Bernard Ma
jewski.
Lawki k~oScielne, kt6rc mialy bye
naprawione | o~dSwiezona tego roku.
z powodu, Ii scion obecny ma taxa
prace jest n~iewiasciwy z powodu will
goci, odloaono do przyszlego roku ma
scion odpowiedniejszy. Niekt6re fir
my lawkowe poda:v iuz swoje ofer-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

Sokoli parafialnf p. n. Biatego
Orla, zreorganizowali sic | obecnie
wzroSli o jake .25 ~procent W liczbe
czIonk6w. M}odziez nasza zamiast zoi
lac bakl 20 naroanikach ulic I n
~czeszczac do nor zwanych "Clup
Rooms, powinna przyjst / zapisa6
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

Dwoje malych dliecf mianowicie:
czteroletnia Marya i p%iecioletni jej
brzciszek szymon Moli6scy, zamie-
szkaIi 2 rodzfcami ppr. 1929 West
cortez NJ. padh wczorai ofiars wy
padkI automobiloweeo. OBJECT te u
wieszaSy sic a otwarowego autqmobL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

Pa4stwo Stanis{aw 1 J6zefina z
Simon6w Rybarczyk, ktorzy W dniu
Sgo b. m. slubowali W kosciele p. ".
sw. s~tanislawa Kostki. DO paro-tygo-
dniowei podr64y poSlubnej po wschc-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

obecnie odswieza uczennia sp. zuko-
tydskiego, siostra M. Stanizya, ar
tystka-malarka, So wnet ma ukohcze-
niu, Obrazy teraz przedstawiaja sic
nadzwyczaj pieknie l a~rtystycznie.
Siostra NJ. stanizya wykohczy obra-
zy pred koncertem koscielnym, a
wtedy | r1sztowanie z prezbiteryum
bedzie usuniete. Praca Siostry NJ.
stanfzyi jest ogromna, gdyz W Sank
tuaryum Jest razem dziewie6 obra-
Z6w, kt6re musialy bye odnowione,
DO cd czasu kiedy obrazy byiy ma
lowane Us lat temu) malowidia tie
iud byly zatarte, lecz pod pedzlem
Czcigodnej Siostry, postacie swie--
tych w~ystapily jak zywe | bedz'e
mona wkr6tce JET praee podziwiac
i uwielbiaG.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

obsazy ped1la s. p, Tadeusza zu-
k~otyhskiego, malowane W r. 1898,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

Ma goracym uczynku kradziezy
ponczoch damskich, schwytana wczo-
raj zostala Janina Paczek, zam. pnr.
1884 W. Austin ave-, W skiadzie de-
partamentowym Boston Store,
prey State / Madison vi. zarzadca
skHadu oddaI ia W rece policyi, kto-
"a zabrala amatorke cuSzej wiasno-
Sci ma stscye centrslna, gdzie dzisiat
odpowiadae bedzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

26-letnia J6zefina ostRowska, gam.
pnr. 1925 Milwaukee ave-, nagle
wezoraj zaslab}a / musiano ia ambu-
lsnsem polieyjnym przewiezc do szpi
tala powiatowego. Stan jej ME jest
grozny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

Ma K~onstantego Wisielskiego, IL
czacego lat 40, Fam. pnr. 3540 Me-
dill ave., spadl wczoraj ciezAi szyld
przy skiadzie obuwia p. n. Central
Park ave. Shoe Store, kt6ry go bo-
lesnie skaleczya W glove i lewe ra-
mie. Znajdu1e sic W domu pod opie-
ka lekarska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

3O-letni J0zef Buryan, zamieSzkaiy
z matka pnr. 1924 W. 81 pl., ktory od
dIuzszego czasu cierpial IA mysle. o.
debraI sobie zycie wystrzalem z rewol-
weru ma poddaSzu domu. Denat poprze
dnio byl dwukrotnie W szpitalu pSy-
chopatycznym i W szpitalu w DunninS,
skad 20 wypUSzczono W dniu Sligo mar
"A, b. T.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

Oh. Edmund PifowSki, Zam pnr. S41
No. Hoyne ave-, wyje1dza dzisiaj do
Buffalo, n. Y, ma Stub swej siostry pan
ny Wandy Pilowskiej. - Powroci W
przySz{ym tygodniu.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-05
Foreign Advertising Representative
THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION

There is every indication that things
are coming to a showdown in North
Dakota.
For five years A. C. Townley has
had vast corps of highly-paid and
highly-experienced agitators in North
Dakota spreading their gospel of dis
content, and building up feeling OF
hatred between the people of the
towns and the people of the country
While those who are opposed to such
obnoxious doctrines have contented
themselves with their business affairs,
and have touched lightly on the ques~
tions of a public nature for fear OF
making enemies among their custom
'ers, the Townley paid agents have
been everlastingly at it.
Townley and his socialists have
stolen the republican party in North
Dakota. They have captured the
state government. They have raised
millions of dollars among the far
mers. And now they are making an
other final haul.
With the hundreds of advantages
that they had had, their work has
been so raw that in the last primary
election they failed in practically fifty
per cent of the issues they raised.
And the rest of their issues were
won only by narrow margins.
Most of the weather. counties in
North Dakota turned the league pro-
paganda down. Burleigh, Barnes,
Stutsman, Sargent, Foster, Emmons,
Logan and Mcintosh are among the
additional anti Townley counties. 1t
remained for the northwest block of
counties-with their mammoth nor
NAL socialist vote to save to the
Townley crew that which they did
save.
Townley recognizes ;he danger He
has been unable to capture another
single state during the entire five
years. And he has found himself
slipping in North Dakota. Hence,
he is making his plans for a last
intensive drive to recover his lost
ground here. AS usual, the founGa-
ton of his fight is drive for funds.
And there is no question but that he
will have unlimited funds for the fall
campaign. However, money is not
everything. There are still thous-
ands of electors in this state who can
not be bribed.
The lines are clearly drawn. It is
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-05
S Employees from
Same College

"send us another winner" said thk
head accountant of Union Light Heat
& Power Co., calling on Dakota BUS
mess College, Fargo, N. D., for a
bookkeeper. x. A. Dragland was
sent-the 5th efficient D. B. C. grad
uate for this firm.
p. L. Larson, recently placed with
Consumers United Stores Co., is the
4th D. B c. pupil there. Positions
will be open for about 1000 D. b. c.
students next year. X Il,
Join the 1000 Club and "Follow the
$ucce$$ful. Fall term Sept. z.
Write F. I. Watkins, Pres, BOG Front
St., Fargo, N. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-05

doubtful if money will bring back into
the fold many of those who jumped
the Townley traces in the primary
election. But it behooves those who
hope to see this state saved from an
archy to put up mighty battle be-
tween now and November I'd. And
cur job here in Emmons county is to
see to it that we stay in the sans
column this fall that we have been
in for the past three elections
namely, the Independents. And we
can do it without any doubt. But,
to do it, we must realize the fact
"omDaigning must be done from
now until election. And, few men
cannot do the work. Independents
in each community should keep in touch
with what is going on around them.
We all know pretty we'll just who
the Townley supporters are in our
community. Keep tab of them. Ir
you think they are getting results
among their neighbors, take issue
with them. We have the best of all
the arguments, and any open-minded
voter will see it. But ,all voters
should constantly hear both sides OF
the public questions. They will get
the Townley stories. See to it that
they hear the rest.
The Record is pleased at the at
titude of the independent forces in the
county. Since election, the reports
from every section indicate that they
are out to Finish the job" this fall.
Everywhere there is universal
feeling among the independent forces
that the coalition ticket of republic
cans and democrats opposed to Town
leyism will be supported to a man.
The Emmons County Anti Townley
Campaign Committee will have pri-
mary charge of the organization work
for the November election. Later
on, meeing of precinct workers will
be called and final organization plans
made
This is a fight on the part of those
owning property-and especially land
against those who do not believe in
private ownership. The men in the
saddle are desperate. From Frazier
down to our socialist. Harding, the
fight is on. Threats of boycott, etc &,
are being heard from various league
sources. Do not be worried about
boycott work There is no fear of
boycotts. If boycotts would get
results, the Record would be dead and
buried by now. The farmers are not
going to listen to boycott talk gener-
ally. Here and there, "ome, ignorant
fool may talk that stuff. But most
of the farmers know that they need
the business men and the business
men need the farmers. The farmers
know that they need credit from the
business men just as much as the
business men need the farmers trade.
So, boycotting, besides being un-
American and fundamentally wrong,
is not practical, and all the league
bosses and newspapers combined can't
make it work.
We are told that local radical
leaguers are voicing Frazier's labor
day sentiments occasionally to the eff
feet that the Townleyites will have
what they want by the ballot-or by
the bullet. And one of them who
has been so far carried away as to
make such a statement is the owner
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The Independents should remember
this fall that one of the main cogs in
the league machine is to put league
puppets in county office. If you are
going to break the power of the
Townley political machine, the way
to do it is pry loose every cog, and
each county official elected by them
is political cog.
This isn't fight on personalities,
it is fight on Townleyism. Every
Townelyite elected to county ce, to
state office or to the supreme or dis
trict court tightens Townley's grip on
the state that much. If you don't
believe in Townleyism, vote against
every Townley candidate wb,ever he
is. And, above all, don't forget to
register your votes against Fred Ora
ham, of Glendale, and Charles I,,.
of Lisbon. Graham, the pre- tent
judge, has been playing to the league
support from the start. He AMI Ego
were formally endorsed by the league
state machine. Graham has been do
ing all he could for the league i..d
an Independent who votes for Ora
ham is indirectly helping Townley and
his friends to retain control.
There will be two men on the bal
lot for district judge who are not
under obligations to the Town1ey ma
chine. One is Judge Allen Of Lis--
bon. The other is McKenna, Of Ma
poleon.
So let's fight for an anti ownley
county ticket Let's carry Emmons
county for Allen and McKenna, ana
against Ego and Graham. Let's give
Minnie Nelson another victory and
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of considerable land in the, county
But the man who talks that way is
using poor Judgment at least, and
probably wouldn't do so if the ex-
ample had not been set by Frazier
himself.
The editor of this paper is satisfied
that the powers behind the nonpar-
tisan league are in direct sympathy
and accord with the 1. w. w. lead
ers, and that they hope to bring
about revolutionary conditions. But
they have been unable, to win another
single state outside of North Dakota
And where would North Dakota
revolution get-especiallly when near
ly fifty per cent of the population of
the state is opposed to the revolution
airy forces, and another large per-
centage would Immediately drop from
the Townley ranks when they finally
became convinced of such a purpose.
The times are critical, that is true.
But the combined efforts of those
farmers who own porperty and those
townspeople who own property will
be sufficient to hold at bay the for
ces of unrest who own practically
nothing, and are hoping to get some
thing for nothing through socialism
or revolution.
And, all the time, we must remem-
Der that many of the leaguers are
only misled. Through prejudice
they refuse to believe the facts we
present to them Such men can be
counted on to about face when the ul-
innate aims of the Townley dyna-
?niters are uncovered. And the time
nearly at hands Townley has dis
embed for Years, waiting for the
line to show his "hole card" The
ext few months will bring forth de.
'elopments with startling rapidity.
1t is simply up to the Independents
to hold steady and to b. ready for
any emergency. The Townleyites
haven't been able to carry this coun
ty in the last three campaigns, and
they can't do it this fall.
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Christensen a bigger majority for
member Of the supreme court. Then,
let's support the fusion ticket for the
state Offices, and lets vote for the five
proposed new laws.
Let's vote for the law that will re-
store Minnie Nelson's power, for the
law that will require Paper exam
ination of the Bank of North Dako-
ia, that will prevent any more loans
of public funds to nonresident land
spectators, that will give the town
ships and school districts the right
to deposit their funds where they see
fit and that will give private individ-
uals the right to publish their legal
notices where they see fit.
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FOR SALE.-Section Of land, sub;
ject to reservations of Government
and Railway Co, in Grant County, N.
Oak, about 8 miles from railroad point
on main line Of Milwaukee r. r.. Has
about SO acres broken, otherwise UNI
improved, at s18 per acre. Geo. M.
Register. Bismarck N. D.-Adv. IF