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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20
Lemon Growers Also Havino
Their Troubles, Says George
=. Winship, Ex-LOcal Editor.

I was an exponent OF the live ana let
live" principle In all It's phases The
Metropolitan Opera House project
landed ne. early In Its inception. and
from that time on I tumbled into
every enterprise conceived by the
fertile promoter. Tom sHenneAsy'a
gas plant came next. I think; than
Birkholz. Titus and others weary f
paying bills, dumped that decadent
institution onto me. and for two or
three years kept It: going untilsthe
plant wal sold to Garruths7and Nc
ssKerzie. This sale was q great relief
TO me and was one of my most brill
liant achievements! Then. came q. lot
Of mining propositions: the Randolph
Silver Mining Co., somewhere on
Lake Superior; the Park River Min.
ing CO.. somewhere out west; Dick
Benefits Silver Horn mine at Mel
hart, Montana, and otherA About
this timeI c~o-operated with John
Sorley and others and got control Of
Normanden, putting Pete Thorson In
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20

~ "Farmer'sssFiand to BE Felt In Tho
Halls of i9COngrass"".-EillaborO Ban
ner. Tut, tut. that's no place ker
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20

recent pure, sunadnitcratad c1m11 h
The emotions they III IN plsAS6E16 sS
bile. Despite the fact 4aaAk abme1E
are hi disgrace, standing 90EI
rank population "a they d6satheyS No
T. delight 10 care upon once iraSiA'
while, ~ al saNssSs$@ #tS5$SSgS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20

StationedSat the buying corners Of
America for nearly a third Of a cen
fury, has been a staunch, true guar
dian Of Baking Powder value, the Calumet
trade mark, the well known blue and orange
Calumet label with the Indian head.
# is, the firm, appraised hand against
interior uality-against impurity, I'M
certainty, unfair dealing and greed
Of excessive profits. It is the protector Of
those who are not acquainted with Baking
Powder quality of those who are striving to
raise food Standards and reduce food costs. I
Audit does protect. It protects be-
cause back Of every can Of Calumet
Baking Powder is an inhexible policy.
Of honestym manufacturing and honesty in.
selling. Back Of every can is set purpose to
civ every buyer Of Calumet the'highest Of
quality Tie utmost OF purity and to, do this at
sthsssloWet possible cost to the consrIner.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20

There maybe million dollars worth
Of merchandise loaded in trucks,
iurrying to freight depots and
wharves, stopped dead BY the appraised hand
ofthis Guardian Of the Law.
There may be financial giants and.
dignitaries Of the highest rank hus-..
sing and Tuning in luxurious limousines be.
cause Of the delay.
+ That doesn't matter. The only thing
that does matter is the safety, the.
welfare Of the public of everyone;
whether that person has but a few pennies
jjingfngs il his purse ora bank account that
mounts int dizzy figures
That is the duty Of the traffic. COP
.iandhe does it. He doesn't stand
alone. Il isn't his star, shiny but
tons OF size that Civ power To- isoomnnands.
t ssthe force back of hiirn7-the Wiill--the1
W1ealth---deterari1iination soff great city.
4.a3$&MH%
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20

Back Of every can, are the big Cain
met Factories-the largest baking
powder plants in the world, the most
modernly equipped, the most sam
tary. Here acorpso ffood experts d
and Of bakers are constant
~ testing, testing, testing; proving
the purity Of every ingredient prov
ing the leavening strength Of Caln
mmet-proving its eoonomy-protect.
ing you against all possibility Of an
inferior or an uncertain ~,lleayener;; fulfilling -
every way U every. obligation to the
buying public.
The housewife who must count
every penny as well as the women
Of unlimited means gets this pro
tecdon-no matter whereshe buys Calumet
or when. ss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20

Cau1net has no equa-no superior. i received highest awards at
It was granted highest honors AT the Paris Exposition, Paris France
only such ngre dientsa IS have been officially approved BY \. IS. Food
the baking. A saSSAza2s5s@ ~ r~-
Calumet Is IS the biggest selling baking powder in the world today,
d~ependabLe,, Best ~ Test and never anything els.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-07-04

chesa) mettevano la nota delicata-
mente gaia del loro disegni arcaii,
del loro colori teneri I'm soffice tap
peto a larghi mazzi di rose su fondo
perlaceo, fissato torno torno ale pa
reti come uSavaSi allora, continuava
la festiyita' delfocchio in quell'a;a-
biente signorile e bonario tutto inn
pregnato di domestica serenita'.
Di fronte ALA finestra la sagona
panciuta di un camino rococo' in
marmo nero accogheya, Sopra alari
di bronzo finemente lavorati, un Vi
yido ceppo fiammante che non era
certo la minore attrattiya in quella
rigida giornata. Sormontaya il Ca
mino con un balzo ardito Ia cornice
dorata di uno specchio mel quale 81
raddoppiava col riflesso la pendoIa
maSSiccia colloeata mel mezzo dollo
sporto fra due lampade a modera-
tore di alto stile, appena memo ricche
di due giganteSchi yasi del Giappo-
ne, c5,locati negli angoi; ed ardno
qucsti il solo lusso superfluo del sa-
lotto. Ma al disopra all'infuori di
ogni altro oggetto attirayano subj
to Iattenzione sulle due pareJi Ii
hcrc ira lc fineStre il canine rltra
Ii a grandezza naturale. belliSSimi,
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-07-04

speni sufficiente motive dl rasse-
gnazione. Egli pero' non era state
solamente un gaudente nella vita. l
movimenti patriottici del yentuno e
del trentuno 10 aveyano trovato a
fianco del cospiratori per liberare IL
talia daua dominazione austriaca. Sc
non eli era toccata la corona del
martiri non e perche' fayesse schi-
vata. Ora, come tutti milanesi, fire.
meva e aspettaya.
II contino entrando 10 vide sedu-
ginocchi le molle di ferro pollto,
cola impugnatura d'ottone arabe-
seata, per essere pronto a rimuo-
we're i tizzi che minacciassero di ca
dere. Leggeya L'Eco della borsa.
-Buon giorno, Annibale.
- Cia0, caro-.
II contino, piegandosi sullo sparti-
verso il fondo della sala, all'ultima
finestra, mel vano della quale una 81
gnora stava seduta con un telaino di
ebano in grembo ricamava. POGO
discosto, una fanciulla, al cembalo,
cercaya le note di una musica nuoya.
- Oh oh ! - fece senza pream-
boil la signora del telaio rialzando
la tesla - in frjcchete fracchete a
quest'ora?
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II salotto mel quale il contino A.
rienti entro' spigliato leggero, non
senza aver dato uno sguardo allan
pia specchiera che 10 riflette' per m
istante. era di belle proporloni ed
appariva ancor piu' yasto nella thu
Ia calda del parato tendente ail'oro
con fiorami in riieyo yelutati. Da
tire ample fincstre Ia luce mite del
giardino pieno d'alberi Sempre verdi
penetraya attrayerSo tloscie tendine
Iii mussola blanca ricamata a cato
nella grossi e peSanu tendoni di
velluto verde lc spalleggiavano. sor-
retti da bracciaG che a lor volta pen
deyano da crosse borchie d'ottone,
fisse al muro. Tn mngo divano "a
tire posti coperto anch'esSo di vellu-
to verde segnava il punto di conyer-
genza per le visite di riguardo gil
>tavano dinanH due posapiedi bene
imbotuu per appoggiarW gil silva
letti III brunello dele signore: ma
qua la per II salotto altri centri 81
designayano accanto ad una scriya-
mia intarsiata. accanto al cembalo e
al tayolino del trocco; e intorno q
Questi mobili Ieggeri molte graziose
seggioline ricamate a punto d'arazzo
llavoro paziente della detunta mar
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-07-04

- Sono inyitato a un pranzo d.
plomatico; e per questo che mi We
dete sotto lie armi. Naturalmepto
vengo prima a presentarle vol
Permettete? Ho un quarto d'oro di
tempo.
Cost dicendo AREN'T aveya Do
sto la mano sopra una sedia Wei
nissima ALA signora.
- No, prego, teneteyi un po' lon
tano. Siete troppo bello oggi; mi
fate paura.
- Sara piu' benevola Ia yostra
Nina? - soggiunse AREN'T traen-
do al cembalo dove la fanciulla 10
accolse sorridendo. - Che musica
avete? "Di tanh palpiti. Ia
Nina PIAZZA per amoreP" Una Nina
che non siete vol, 81 capisce, perche'
questo visino fara' impazzire gli al
tri.
- E' una Tomanza che mi ha re-
galata Gigia; la sto provando.
IL contino piegandosi sullo sparti-
to, lesse ad alta voce in tono pate
tico "DUe che Paure 10 Spiro" II
marchese, senza cessare di leggere
LEO della borSa, interruppe:
Continual
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del marchese Annibale Posseni c
della defunta marchesa sua moglie.
m marchese, in piede, alto, teso il
garretto. fochio sfayillante, Ia from
te ampia sotto folti baffi imperio-
81, un'espressione generate di forza,
di salute, Iii coraggio e insieme al
traentissima Ia sua maschia BELIEF
"a. La marchesa inyece era una don
nina timida e dolce, di scarsa awe
nenza, che sembraya curvarsi oppres-
sa sotto Tintreccio della capiglia-
tura ingemmata e dele trine ma
gnifiche che la copriyano; pure in
teressante per larte spirituale del
pittore che ayeya saputo ritrarne la
mite anima sulla tela
Quei ritratti avevano ormai 40
ami di vita: Ia marchesa era NOR
ia da un pezzo II marchese che era
state al suoi tempt, foggiato in lar
90 come 10 aveya fatto madre ma
tura. gran mangiatore, gran bevito-
re, gran cacciatore al cospetto di
Dio conquistator di donne, obbli-
cato dall'eta' da un principle di
gotta ALA vita sedentaria. filosofo
in fondo. attingeva negli affetti di
famiglia, nellie memorie nella for
"a degi entusiasmi non ancora
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-07-04
NUHERO L.
CREPUSCOLI
DI LIBERIA

denti da una parte e dall'altra e fo-
dera scarlatta che balzava prepoten-
te a singolar contrasto sui calzoni
neri motto lunghi e attillati sula
giubba parimenti nera con sparato
candidissimo giu' fino ALA cintura
stretta come quella di una fanciuII0.
Al domestico, che sulralto dello sea
lone gil aperse l'useio non appena o-
eli ebbe toccato il fiocco del campa-
nello, getto' con indifference l'ele-
gante soprabito avanzando sicuro
nella yasta e chiara anticamero or
nata di due cassoni stemmati per IL
so del Servitori che Vi dovessero at
tendere
- lie signore sono di La:
- 81, signor conte.
- + il marchese;
- Anohe il signor marchese.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-07-04
PTCCOLE ECONOHIE Z GRAN
DI RTSTLTATI

Oltre S500.0OO annm yengono III
/ |sparmiati all'attiyita' della "PacifIc
Division" della Croce RosSa Amori-
. cana Ia quaIe raccogIie una quantita.
di materiale di rifiuto. A prima yl.
. sta sembra ridicoIo conseryare d te-
.uue foglio di stagnuolo che ayvoIga
una scatola di sigarette. ma pure tam
te piccole economic simih. accumu-
late, hanno prodotto risultati impor-
tantissimi. Mel 1917 una siguora del
In California c0mincio' q racCOg.lc-
re carta stagnola per Ia Croce Rosa:
Ia vendita del primo mese produsse
S50.50 ed il layor0 fin contnuato. A
POGO a POGO ne nacque il Red Gross
Salvage Shop ed il "Red Cross Sal
wage Warehouse per mezzo del
quail molte migliua di dolIari sono
mensilmeute trasmessi al tes0rieri di
quella divisione Ia cuaIe c0mprenda
ia California. FArizona ed If Neva-
da. II denaro serve a continuare II
lavoro della Croce Rosa nellie varie
sazioni local..
II Salvage Warehouse raccog'ie
ogni specie 5i corjame, gi1rnaIi, ri-
riste, metalli. cgUci. gomme. cartH
stagnola. bottigIie. che ordinariamoa-
tie sarehber0 perdute.
n nerozio della Croca Rosa q
H-g4 r.-+. 'r.T-- ..|.- -r-a+r .err--E 81.
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UffiCiO FarmaCia aperti nOtte e 6iOrnO

Il DR.. FABIAN eSce per far VSe in casa degi ammaati
tutti j giOrni DALI ! ale 4 POM
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4ppendicc de LA Ljbera Paroia

Suonayano le quattrU mezza al
Porologio della chiesa di 5. Pietro
in Gessate quando da un fiacchere,
che era fermato dinanH al portone
di un palazzo vicino, discese, con
mossa volutamente giovanile. un ST.
gnore elegantiSsimo e cola disinvol-
tura data dall'abitudine. dopo aver
detto al fiaccheraio di attenderlo, at
traversando lestamente il vestibolo,
infilo' 10 scalone dalla balaustra
barocca che apriva le sue braccia ST
gnorih. ira due ninfe di marmo, sot-
to il padiglione della volta affrescata
a ghirlande di fiori e frutta.
Vestito all'ultima moda del figu-
rino: gennaio 1917: portava un so
prabito di mezza lunghezza, di color
bruno, slacciato, con alamari PEN
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ssstss4stssts+sssssssss4s4ststttsa
RTTORNTaWO N TEMPT
PRETSTORTCT

Neii'ospedaie buigaro III Nana
.mancano assolutamente gil instru-
menti di chirurgia piu' necessau
percio' hanno dovuto rieorrere al ST.
stema del loro antenau: hann0 Ia
glato e levigato pezzi di selce g con
essi fanno yarie operazioni. La sell
ce ha un vantaggio di essere immu-
ne da infezioui Essa veniya usata
dai GALL per operanoni del cranio,
come risulta da cert teschi che sono
stati ritroyati.
Fra POGO pero' Tarna sara prov
vista del necessario. Una nave con-
tenente parccchie tonuellate 1i mate
riale della Croce Rossa Americana e.
gia' arrivata a Costantinopoli d0nde
Ia merce q stata spedita a Earna.
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"a SQU1DR1 DELLA UORTE

NeDe regioni deyastate daI tito uu
piccolo gruppo della Cr0ce Bissa ha
fatto prodigi di sacrificio. T. la
"Squadra della Morte' composta di
sette americani ] quail per sci me-
Isl consecutive, hanuo Iotrato giorno
.e notte contro IL fIageIlo. OgG uHo
solo di essi e. mcora iucoIume e
c0ntinUa a prestar seryizio ne.la
Croce Rosa due sOuo moru. eli all
Fri porteranno fino ala tomba 20
marcmo del terrible tito asantema-
tico contratto durants Ia loro mis-
stone Oh carita'.
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III FITTORTA DELLON
MOORE

Col 1.o c0reute meSe Ia Compa-
gnia del carri ayrebbe doyuto abolirc
free transfer. ma Ia Commissio-
ne del Pubblici Seruci. per richicsta
delFUfficio leEale cittadiuo. ha me-
cato ALA Compagnia questo diritro.
fino a nuovo ordine ls coHdizioni
reStauo immutate.
Questo, perche' fon. Siudaco anna
eli Interest," dele maSse.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-02-13
Clerk.
Clerk. JUDGE
(seaD Feb. IL

Notice is hereby given that there
will be sold under sealed bids. on
March 24,1920. 40 acres of the al
lotment of Charles Atkins Robertson,
allottee Number ll01. Described as
the S. w. u Sec. 3, Twp. 126 NJ Range
40 West 5th P. NJ. Appraisment valu-
alton S6a400.00 This is sixty day
sale. Bids for the above land will be
received up to p. m. OF the date
mentioned above. All bids must be
accompanied by 10 per cent Of the
amount offered in formof a certifi-
ed check on som solvent bank. Bids
should be placed in envelope and
marked Bids for Indian land, to be
at 2 p. IN. March 24,192O and address
sed to the Superintendent OF the Sis
seton Indian School For further in
formation address the undersigned.
j. L. Suffecool,
Supt. Sisseton Indian Agency.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-02-13
Order and notice of settlement Of
final account and hearing on
petition for distribution.


State of South Dakota, County
OF Roberts, In County Court.
In the matter of the Estate of
Abner Adolph Anderson, Deceas-
ed.
To the above named court and to
Hon. n. NJ. Knight, Judge there
of:
Arthur NJ. Anderson, admins.
TRAITOR with the will annexed of
the estate of Abner Adolph An.
derson, deceased, having render
ed and presented for final settle
Ment and filed in this Court his
final account and report of his
administration of said estate and
petition for final settlement
and distribution, and it appear
ing that said estate is ready for
distribution:
Now, Therefore, 1t is ordered
and Notice is hereby given that
Monday, the First day of March,
1920, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon of said day, at the office of
the Judge of said Court, in the
City of Sisseton, Roberts County
South Dakota, be and is hereby
appointed for the final settle
nent OF said account, at which
time and place any person inter
ested i'm said estate NAV appear
and file written exceptions to
said final account and contest
the same;
And at the same time and
place upon the settlement of the
final acouunt of said admins
TRAITOR the residue of said estate
will be distributed to the persons
by law entitled thereto.
And it is Ordered that notice
eli the settlement of said final ac-
count and of the hearing of said
petition for distribution of said
estate be given by mailing copy
OF this order and notice and of
said final account to each of the
Iegatees, devisees and heirs at
law of said deceased at least ten
days before the time herein APP
pointed for said hearing, and by
publishing a copy of this notice
In the Sisseton Weekly Standard
for three weeks prior to such
hearing.
Dated February 9,192o.
By the Court
Attest:
H. NJ. Knight,
Judge.
d. F. Stevens,
(seal) Clerk.
(F13-3t)
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-02-13
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR CON.
STRUCTION OF BRIDGES

Notice is hereby given that
sealed bids will be received at
the office of the County Auditor
of Roberts County, South Dako-
ia in the Court House in the City
OF Sisseton in said County until
one o'clock P. M. Tuesday, March
2. 1920, for the construction of
eleven lD Reinforced Concrete
Bridges in the County of Rob-
erts, State of South Dakota, ac-
cording to plans and specified
tions now on file in the office of
the County Auditor.
Bids to be opened by the Board
of County Commissioners in the
Commissioners Room in the
Court House at the time and date
above stated.
Each proposal must be accom-
panied by cash Or certified
check for not less than 10 per
cent of the amount of the bid.
payable to the County Treasurer
of said Roberts County, and all
proposals must be made on the
blank forms furnished by the UNI
dersigned.
The Board reserves the right
to accept or reject any or all pro-
posals.
Dated at Sisseton, South Oak
ota, this oath day of January, 49,
20.
r. C. Richert,
County Auditor.
(J3O 5t)
Notice Of Hearing e.ition for Letters
Of Adj lst-ation.
State Of South Da.Aota, County Of Ro-
berts. In County Court.
In tho matter of The estate of
Louis NARROW. deceased.
Tho sate OF South Dakota sends
greetings to all the heirs a law and
next Of kin Of Louis NARROW, deceas-
I'd, aud to all whom these presents
may come
Notice Is hereby given that Annie
Bear and Nary Faribault havo filed
--'*' adse of this Court a Pc
~, on praying that letters Of admin
ssration of tho estate Of Louis Mar
low, deceased. as issued to A. F. Frts-
gard. and that Tuesday, the II day
of February, 1920, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon OF that day, at the office
Of the Judge Of said Cuny Court, IN
the City Sisseton, in Roberts County
South Dakota, has been set for hear
tngsaid petition, when and where any
person interested may appear and
chow cause why the said petition
should not be granted.
Dated January 10, 1920.
Attest: BY the Court:
ID. F. Stevens, H. n knight,
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Balance on hond Jan.
l, 1919 -..... 100000
Produce sold in JAM. -. 100000
Produce sold in Feb. 80. go. 4S
Produce sold in Mar. =. 1893
Produce sold in Apr. 10. 81
Produce sold in May. AZ. 90
Produce sold in June. 1879. 81
Produce sold in July !. 2S.68
Produce sold in Aug. 81. 54
Produce sold in Sept. >. 81 Sc
Produce sold in Oct. >. 1913. IL
Produce sold in Nov. 30. 81
Produce sold in Dec. IS. O8
Taxes received during
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81, 1918 1854. &c
Balance overdrawn Dec
3l,1919 .3.5l7 81
6,598. 81
REPORT
Inventory Jan l. 1919 $4,000. 40
Receipt as per item
lied statement 80. 3,OS1 .O4
Amount overdlawn. 3,517. 81
1859. 81
Inventory Jan l, 1920 1858. 90
Produce sold from
farm during 1919. l,4O9 .O4
Overdraft Jan LIST.
1919 ......... 1854 20
Expense of maintain
ing poor form. 4,23S. O7
ss,599 81
The number of persons provld-
ed for on the poor farm for the
year 1919 are equal to one person
for 1923 days.
State of South Dakota,
IS
County of Roberts
|, r. c. Richert, County Audi
tor OF Roberts County South Da-
kota, de hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is true and
correct statement of the receipts
and disbursements on account of
the Roberts County poor farm
for the year 1913 as appears
from the vouchers and records on
file in the Auditors office.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF /
have hereunto set my hand and
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Would the American people be
willing to give away the states
of Minnesota and Wisconsin ::
Hardly! Yet propaganda origin
ating in Wall street urges us to
cancel our war loans to Europe,
which about equal the combined
property values of these two
states. Nine and a half billion
dollars is an enormous sum and
when all has been said most of
the people of America are poor
people. Why can't these count
ries shake down their war profit
teers and pay us?
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NORTH DAKOTA TAX
Continued from page 6)

ganization. But League publica-
lions will not condemn local
posts or state bodies of the Leg
ion for acts of irresponsible mem
bers, unless, o fcourse, state bod
les and local posts by direct
statements or silence lend their
approval to unwarranted acts.
There is not the slightest rea-
son why there should be any
fight between the League and
the Legion, and there is no such
fight, so far as the League is con-
cerned.