davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15
@6aoeltan5pIak ser Sagalen auf @inooro.

gen SOS Ser5 6es erlegten 2omen
NIT 8orbeoabt gu eiien, uno a%uitra.
Iii9e @tloe MAIDEN es %gegebenen
SAILS 10 NIT 6em &er5en eineS GU
ropders, ser fir fie ein Muiter al
Ter m0gli@en &rdfte lit, Die ibnen
ielbit feblen.
Ser &anntbaltsm1s als FOLDER 1T
uripriingli@ iiber 6ie gan5e @elt
berbreitet gepelen, a16 uniere lie
ben 8oroater baben it6 oaran ni6t
i'm geringiten geitoBen. SIN &C.
genteil, "a man ser 2ange na9 auf-
gelpoltene Menibenfno9en offenbar
gu DEM 3med, an 6aS ledere Mart
51 gelangen, in uralten <ltur-
l9i9ten gefun6en bot, 10 lit iogar
ar8unebmen, 6ab Tie iid nit beion-
6erem 8ebagen an iol@en Mabl5ei-
ten erg0Bt baben. @ud nniere
8olfsmdr9en, in 6enen befanntlid
uralte l1eberlieferungen i'm @olfSbe-
muBtiein f%ortglimmen, mie sic Sc
i@idte bon @aniel un6 @retel un6
oaS Mdir6er bonn Madan6elbaum,
erinnern an SEN &annibalismus fri
berer 3eiten. Ser &anntbalismus
ser eriten 9tufe lit bea1te mobl' III
ser gan5en @elt a%uSgeitorben, 5tnfe
3pet un6 6rei geben beute nod bel
man6en @0lferibaften @an6 in
@ano un6 6araus erfldrt 1tb aud;
6ie &eimlidfeit, nit Der Die Men-
id%enfreiierei I'M augemeinen betrie.
ben miro. Man ipri@t ni6t germ
6ariiber, un6 es brou9t ar@ nid1
ieoer 5u tpiiien, b%e1onbers mtbt Ser
@eiBe, ser init &olt5ei un6 Strafen
int @efolge einem sic Mabl5eit nod;
na9tragltb berefeIt. 9aber pf1egl
Der &eibe auf feline 5rageu aldy
Die entipre6en6e Mnttport 5u BE-
fommen: v@ir, netn, mir maiden
10 etmaS 6ur9alts niGt, aber uniert
Na9barn an6ern 5tammes ga 6rii=
ben I'M 8ui@, oas fino arge Men-
i6enfteier!" 1n6 sic oriiben i'm
8uib fagen nit barmloier Miene: .
rBir, nein, ober int Sort, 100 bu
berfommit, 90 itben Die riAtigen."
SeoenfauS ionen ii Mfrtfa Sic
i@limmiten IN Den @aloern oes Sci
geroeltas bauien, in @egenoen, sic
an 8erfebrsitraBen gren5er, Die felt
400 Sabren bon @uropaern BE-
l6ritten tperoen. MlS Merfpiir6ig.
felt per6ient berporgeboben gu tper=
ben; oaB III. Afrifa geraoe reihe uno
moblgenabrte Bolfer bon betrd9tli-
der &11nitfertigfeit uno Guberlidel
&11ltur mie sic Mianoe uno Nianl
Niam benz @enub bon Meniden.
fleii6 buloigen, tpabreno oergleiben
bel armieligen unb p%erfommener
8olterr mie ben 8uidmdrnern MIDI
Dorfommt.
6ral1en iinb meiitens bonn @enub
beg Menidenflei@ in faultgroBen
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15

a%uf5ubeuen; uuf elmer an @ubie-
ligfeiten aqer Mrt reiden &eiie
6ur9 sic 11rtpGloer bat er biele
Stamme fennengelernt, bel ibnen
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15

9ie 0euti6e @inenidaft nimmt
in Ser @rfori6ung Ser gr6e eine1t
boben Stang Elm, uno es lit aufs in-
nigite 5u uiiniden, baB unieren
Sori6ern it9 bal0 mieber sic @eis
ten Der @elt erihlieBen, Sic ser
8eltfrieg un6 feline Golgeeri6ei-
nungen fir Tie perrammelt batten.
Die Soridungsreiie, bon Ser mir
bier cine &eibe in%tereiianter 8il6er
bringen, bat i6on Dor elmer &eibe
bon Sabren itattgefunoen, aber ge'
raoe ieBt, un6 5tpar gum erlten
Male, lit cine nolfstimli9e Mus-
gabe 6ieier &eiiei9il6erung eri6ie.
men, Die unter bem GtteI r3mei
Sabre Bel Sen Sn6ianern Moromeit-
8raitliens" I'M 8erlag BON Streder
uno s@ro6er berausgegeben oas
Gbeo6or @od= @riinberg gum Ser
faiier bat. 1as Snnere 8raiiliens,
Die neutrality-suspicious. l1rpdloer
5miiGen &io Negro uno Dem 4ma.
5onas geboren nod INNER 3u BEN
am tpenigitens erfori6ten Teilen
Ger gr0e. neber sic Sn6ianeritdm-
sic bier Elm 3ltm Sell ieBbaftes,
gum Sell noma6iides 2eben fiib,
rem, bat man ii@ lange Sabre gart5
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15

ia bliibt fie. Die kberiidtigtiten
4opfidger, Die, man modte fait ia-
gen. Elm @ei6aft barauS maden uno
6ie 5ade gong ipitematii6 betrei.
ben, 1in6 bie 8emobner Der GUT
oainleln nno Snooneiiens. 9ie
@erbreitungslinie gebt uber Dos
Sumatra, 8orneo un6 6ie
Iiiiomeitli9n Snfeln, Simor Mm-
bon ur6. 9elebes Bis 5u Sen 8bi-
1ippinen nn6 bariiber binaus Bis
mad Meuguinea. SSn Saba lit Der
8rau6 beribmunben. Sci ben
&opfidgerb0lfern ridtet fi6 6as Mn-
iebe1 6es Manrps nod Ser Mn.
5abI ser bon ibm ermoroeten Men.
idet un6 ser &0pfe, Die er ibnen ab-
i9neioen fonnte. 9ie &opfe mer-
Sen auf sic beri6ie6enartigite @ei-.
ie prdpariert, tells nit Dem Sleiid
getrodnet uno gerau6ert ipater be-
molt ln6 nit fiinltliben Mugen ber-
iebe1 ODER a1td bonn G1eii6 befreit
11no in abnli6er @eiie nit finitli-
9en Mugen, Bemalung uno 5eoer-
puB al1fge8iert un6 tells int &auie,
tells in beionoers 6a5u bergeri6teten
@dltier11 aufbemabrt. Mn6ere mo-
ben ii6 aus BEN 56dbelfnoden
Masfen, sic bel feierli@en Gan5ea
nit einem 9ueritab I'M Mun6e felt,
gebnlten mer6en, ser @eift 6es So
ten ion Damn Sen Srdger beeinflui-
fen. Sit6amerifaniide Sr6ianer
10 nie ser gtparroitamm pflegen
6ie 59G6elfno&en beraus5unebmen
11n6 SOS Gleii@ nit Saut uno @aa-
rem in 10 flnitboller @eiie gu bor-
ten, 6aB Ser &opf fleiner alS ein
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15

Wumtfi8ierte un6 bemalte &npfe, IN
Ser Wifte eingetrodneter Sno1anerfopf.
NIT hera1sqenomnenen @eIi9tsfno6en.
benuben es als Mmulett un6 3a1l-
bermittel. Sntereiiant lit iecellfaas
sic SeititeQung, 0ab 10 5iemlt9 IN
alien 8eri9ten Der Mbiden Der &alt=
nibalen Dor Dem Sleii@ oes MetBel
berborgeboben miro. IS l9medt
ial5ig ooer bitter, iagen iieauno ma-
den sic @ebdroe 6es @fels. Wtogs
lidermeiie lit oaS cine Musreoe uro
ser mabre @runo Sic Mngit, bob es.
oem 8eiBen, ser I'M 2eben f@qn
iiber 10 gebeimnispole &rafte gebot,
einfaMen fonnte, ii6' an ibrem 9etbe
al ridden, m0gli@ aber au@, baB Der
BeiBe, pei1 ct Eabaf, 9pirttuolen,
oiel @emiir3e nno Sleii@ genieBt,
wirflib 10 fd1edt idmedt.
Sem &opfidger lit eS nnr I'M ben
aopf gu tun, er min fi@ oeiien Sra-
aer nod nod oem Eo6e alS @9nbs
qeilt 6tenitbar maaen. l1m ii@ Dor
Ietner @ade gu ihiben, 1T Dos bette
5dutmitteI, oaS Spfer btnterrids
nieoer3uid1agen rno. ben &opff. pab-
reno man i'm megtrdgt, at beoeder,
oomit er ni9t felt, 1per ibn lt1ge.
bradt. Die l1niitte Der &%opfidgere1
lit Hber Die gan8e beige Bone Der
6reitet. Sn Mfrifa nno Suon11ert'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15
SubufazSn6ianer in bollem San5ldn1ud.

SubufazSnbianer in bolleut San5i6mtd.
gemobnt un6 nit ibnen berfebrt, 10
oaB er in 6te Gage FAM cine &eibe
eri9opfen6er Mufi9liiie bieten al
fonnen. l1n6 iiebe %, ser Meni9
1T, BON Sen Mbpei6ungen, Sic lt9
aus @itte un6 &leioung ergeben,
bo9 iiberaa berIelbe, Oh in ben Sen,
tren @uropas, OBJ in Der Smoiee
ODER in Sen l1rmdl0ern 8raiilienS
- ste @%run6natur lit sic glet6e.
gin5elne 5tamme i'm Snnern iol-
len nod Ser Menidenfreiierei bull
6igen, NIT ibnen traf Ser Sorl9er
nidt 5uiamtnen, oie Snoianer, De.
men er begegnete, maren frteolt6er
Matur, i6eu, 6o6 intelligent nno
in ibrer Mrt gliidlid. sic leben
BON Gelobau, BON ser Sago uno bonn
Gi1dfang. 9as @etpebr lit ibnen
ni6t frem6, aber iie beri6maben es,
meiI iie 6ie Sag0 NIT 0em 8laSrobr,
6ur9 6as iie bergiftete 8feile 19ie'
Zen, bor5ieben - eigentltd nit
Me@t, 6enn ser anau Ser Slinte
beriMeu6t 0aS @il6.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15

beitebt uno 5uglei6 geiibt miro.
Ser Meni6 i'm u%r5uitanoe BE-
tradtet aaein itb ielbl. nno feline
eugere @ippe alS 6aieinsberedtigt,
.auas linn in Sen @eg fommt, lei es
-Eier ODER Meni6, liebt ct alS Seine
,a1ro 8eutegegenitano an. 9em
eStarferen gebt ct aus oem 8ege
,1ro 1udt linn ginitigen SAILS nit
2ilt bon binten berum bei5ufommetr,
ben @9md@eren faqt ct obne 8e.
{i1tnen an un6 berni9tet i'm. MleS,
frelier glei9 Dem 8airen, beri@mabt
er AUDI ietnesgletden nibt our @e-
frieotgung ieines &ungers. Das tit
oie erlte Stufe 6es &anntbalismns.
@eine materieuen &r%lturgiter matt
4erIei Mrt bat ser Meni6 berboI-
fommnet, er treibt Mderbart un6 er'
freut ii9 obne Mongel tieriiber
ltn6 pflan5lider Mabrnng, nun tit
CT gera6e erpibt auf Menl6enfleii@,.
Dos ibm 6ie &rone Ser 2edereten
0unft. 9as tit Die 6tpette Stnfe,
ltt0 nun fommt Die brittle. Ser
Seelengla11be bat 1id entmidelt. Ser
auoere lit nibt obne meitereS abge-
tan, penn man i'm totet, feline Gee
lie Iebt meiter NIT groBerer @rfennt-
stis uno oaber ltdrferen o6er piel-
11ebr ma6tigeren &raften ais I'M
2eben begabt. Motpenoig lit alio,
fid 5uglei6 Dor Ger &a6e 6eS So
ten 16iiben nno feline 5eele fir itb
eiuaufangen, um ite iid ielbit oienit-
bar 3u MAIDEN. &ier lit alio Ole
Bride 8mifden &annibaltsmus uno'
aopfiGgeret> 6enn Dos lit Ser eigent.
Itde uno tieflte Sinn iopobl 6ieier
oIs o16 oes Disadvantages tn
Iekter @nttptdlnng, 6aB man III @r=
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15
Kannthaliart1ta rnn KnpfJdgrrrt.
Son 6, arriens.

fenntnis meni9li9er Satpa6betf,
uno ser eigenen Ma9t mibtraueno,
ii9 Die geiitigen @igeni9aften an.
oerer einauberleiben tradtet. DaB
icber 8ejtanoteu eines Meniden
uno nidbt blob 6ieie, ionoern iogar
fem Mbbilo uno fem Same Git
ser geiitigen &rqfte iino, oaoon 1T Der
Maturmeni9 iiber3eugt. 8iele Dol.
Ter baben cine uniibertpinoli9e
9@eu, ii@ pbotograpbieren 3n lai-
fen, neil fie ii@ %einbt1oen, bob elm
Sremoer i'm 8eiib ibres MbbiloeS'
ibre @eiunobeit uno iogar ibr 2eben
beeinflulen farn. Mus 6em .glet-
9en @runoe balten iuoamerifanii@e
SSnoianer ibren pirf1iden Name1
ltreng gebeim. Sn Mfrifa, uno an
oerspo au9, 6arf man Magel nno
Scare INN feinen Breis IN Die SON,
Sc iibelmonen6er 2eute fommen lai,
fen, neil man nit al 6ieien Dtn-
gen elm Gtiid ser 5eele aus Der
&ano' nno ii@ ielb1t oamit in Die
&an6 zines mogli6en 5einoeS geben
miir6e.
$50 ser &auptiit Ser Seele aber
lit, oariiber iino sic Meinungen ge>
teilt. Die alten @rie6en bielten
befanntlib 6as 3merdfea fir Sen
nriprungsort Ser geiltigen &rafte.
Or ertpog es I'M 3perdfen", beiBt
es BET Conner, moere balten 6as
Sierra, uno 6ie meiten ben &opf 6u'
fir. Mfrifanii9e 2omeniager pile.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15

@enn gelegentIid etn 6an bon
sRannibalismus, Der iib in miloen
2dnoern 5ugetragen bot, III Sen Ea-
gesoeitungen er6rtert miro. pflegt
Der 8erfaiier folder Moti5en ieoes
>Mol Den Mus6rud ieines b%eionoeren.
perionliden Mbfbeus bin3u5ufugen.
Gong eemiB itn6 Ole Mooen Der
Rounibalen nt6t id0n, aber gera-
Be unire 8eit lit getpiB geeignet,
at1s Ole @rfenntnis auf5uordngen,
bob Der meiBe Mann mirfli6 feline
uriade bat> itb auf 6as bobe
Gtedenpfero ser Morol at itiiBen
.aegeniiber Sen @iloen, oie oob
11idts tpii1en bon sen miloen 2eb>
rem bes @brtItettums un6 Sen etbt-
fhen Grfenntniiien ser groBen- @ei-
fter ser Menf6beit, 6ie 6em euro,
pdier bon &ino auf b%orgebalten
tueroen. @ntriiten mir 11ns alfo
stidt, .ion6ern feben mir 6ie 9a6e
Ie6tglt9 ols cine frem6e @olfer Re,
treffenoe @igentiimli9feit an.
@anntbaliSmus> 6ie iebr freun6lt-
die Mo6e al1o, feline Mitbirger
ba,lptiG9li9 als @raten ein3uidat-
gen, uno sic beriidttgte &opfidgerei,
oie oen menig Iobltden 3med per'
folgt, onoern oen &opf ab5ui9nei-
Sen, pir mer6en nadber feben mar
ann, iino 5pet gar5 peridieoene
Begriffe> ste eigentlib nidts NIT.
einanoer at t1n baben, obglet6 eS
borfommt, 6aB bei6es nebeneinat6er
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15

STRAIGHTFORWARD Ser Sl1tanozSnoianer,
@io Siquie.
fali6e gorteMungen gemadt. aod-
@riinberg bat bel ba5u betgetra-
gen, cos 9unfel, 6as Iber 6ieiem
in5ianiI9en Dolfsitamm 1agerte,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15

~ gdeuBli6. Serr gum
2ebemann, Der cine alte 5baebtel
gebeiratet bat): limo mie tDar es
BENT auf Ser Sod3eitsreiie?
2ebemann: ginfah ibeublid, al
les mar Der Meinullg, pir batten i'll
berne So45eit gebabt.
MnS0er5 9uIe. 2ebrer:
8ir fommen nun gu ienen 8fla,l5en,
melde man allgemein nit fpanii6es
@obr be3ei6net; gu pelder Nrt bon
@epdtbien geboren oieielben?
GriB: 3u ben ubprflufiigen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15

|%9 ~4Huu2SetIleL u~uIBeYu4l9le SWuUeI W
einem 9aiaffenban1e anf 8orneo.
maB als Set. SIN @uoieegebiet
miro Dos Sleii9 glei6 Dem Sbmei-
nefleiid in Crime 8ldtter gebuat
uno in @ruben 5mii6en beiBen
Steinen gebaden. Muf Sumatra
miro es nit Sal5 9efo6t. Die
3abne zines eriblagerNn @toeria-
berS pflegt man BORT in Sen Dedel
Der 8etbel6oien ein5ufi:ger, idlagt
ma1t 6ie Sole 5u, 10 bat man ie-
oeSmal 6as gliidielige @efubl, iei-
nem perfloiienen 5einoe ems auf
ben &opf gu geben. SSn Mfrifa
nitro 6as Menf6enfleii9 in fault
groBe &lumpen auf eigens oa51 ge-
i6mieoete un6 nur fir oieien 8med
p%ermen0ete giiengabeln geiteM nno
an Der 5eite bes Seuers ger0itet.
Muf einen 6erartigen @eni6enbrater
itieB emit unperiebens @ar6, Elm
8egleiter 5tanleps, a1s er Elm Sort
am &ongoitrom betrat. Ser Men-
f6enfreiier bot ibm Elm Stud an,
neil er ein ~anitanoiger Mann"
lei, 1amlt@ 6ur6 6as meni6enleere
Sort gegangen mare, obne ettpas
mit5unebmer.
SIN &ongogebiet pur6en frlber
sic etn5elnen @tiide nod AM leben-
Sen Opfer fir ieoen &eilnebmer be,
5ei6net, 5u. ie0em Stld geborten
beltimmte 3abne, Sic Ser Geilneb-
mer, nm 6amit prablen gu f0naen,
aufbob. Gin 6em 8erfaiier befann-
ter &err beiaB 1T ieiner 9ammlung
cine 6erartige &annibalenfette, an
Ser bnnoerte bon 6nr9bobrten Men=
i6en5dbner befeittgt tparen. @e-
itimmte @tude gelten alS DEFENDERS
5art, 10 BEL Sen 8atafern a1f 5m-
matra SOS innere Sleii6 bon &ano
ltno SUP. 9as Set miro bon, ein--
5elnen Stamme1t per5ebrt, anoere
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15
: @rfnnnt. ss11 einem Me-

= @rfunnt. ST. einem STE
ltaura1t erl9eint ane Enge Elm Serr,
Inn Jntter fir %ieiuen Sumo gu boz
LEM Ser aeurer bat i'm i'm Ser
oQdt, 6uB Der fremoe Serr Die Ste
lte felblt Der5ebre. gtneS Cages
1T abiolut nidts ubrig geblieben.
Sem @euuer tut es ber5li4 leio,
ben Mann 10 mieoer tpeg5ni6ide1.
gr min Die @nttaui9ung etmas
miloern, lanet IN sic 8rnittaihe
uro iagt:: u8ieleidt rau6t Der
@un0 audi eines CUTE 3igarre?"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15

afrifanii@e Srompete NIT men bliden
1ntertiefern.
ELM 81 miro uno SOS @eii6t troboem
ieinen Mus6rud bebalt. SSn 6en
Wu1een bon Stuttgart nnb @an1-
burg befin0en ii9 6erartige BON Den
@ingeborenen 1ur i9mer erbaltlide
tGtiide> 6ie gu Sen gr0Bten 5elten-
beiten geb0ren. Muf 2u3or mer6eu
bel alien midtigen @reignilien mie
Musiaat uno Grnte oeS 9feiies, bel
&o95eiten nn6 beral. Elm o6er meb-
rere frii6e Menldeafopfe gebraubt.
Sn binterliitiger @eife louert man
berltedt irgen0 einem abn%Ingsloien
9pfer, Oh Mann Oh @eib> auf uno
i6lagt es nie6er. Gin Safen miro
urter 6aS &inn geidlagen un6 Der
5uridgebogene &opf nit Dem 5fal.
ptermeiier o0er e11tem gebogenen
8ambusiplitter obgeibnitten uno in
6em mitgefubrten &orb gepadt. Ser
Mor6er iu@t ltG aebei 6en1 Muge iei-
1esSpfe:2 GIT ent5ieben un6 tragt 6en
&opf berocttt 6apon. Sci Der &iid.
febr miro Dee Moro nit einem
Set gefe1ert, cas- na9 mebrtagtgem
Sbmau|an unb &an5en NIT auge-
meinec &erauibtbeit enoet. 9ie
Ganae fin6en auf nit groBen @tei-
men eingefaBten @lattformen itatt,
un6 sic &0pfe per6en auf 6ie 5uge-
1pibten Meite %abgeitorbener 8aume
geitedt. Spdter bringt r1an fife oil
ben SluB, tpdidt un6 reinigt iie Dor
Ser en6gultigen 3uribtung. Sober
SSrrogote tragt mad Ger Mn5abl iei=
11er erbeuteten &0pfe beltimmte Ib-
5eiDen, pie Seoern bes @aSborn-
bogels, 5falploden ont 5@il0e, Sa.
tomier1,ngen> gu aenen Ser &anpt=
ling sic @rlaubnis na6 8or5eigen
oes &opfes gibt nn6 an6ere 6erarti-
&c vSroen". Damit prunfen Die
feigen Meu9elm0roer, uno, iie Bill
sen oen @ertmeier ibreS io5ialer
Mniebens. Man6er i@mar5e, bral1-
ne ODER gelbe &opf mag nod oteien
finItern @ebra1ben gum Spfer fal-
len, bepor es ser Gdtigfeit ser Mii-
iionare gelungen fem miro, sic OBJ
I6enIi@e l1n1ttte Ser &opiageret aus
Ser @e1t 5u i6affen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15

&lampen ouf eigens begebrteiten
Gtiden. Die Manner betra6ten
eS als gr0Bte 2eferei mnb 6as
@6ladten zines Meniden oemge-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-20

Copyright, 1929, International News Service
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-10-21
Democrats Assemble
To Hear Candidates
EDWARDS, SlLZER AND STEVENS
DELIVERED ADDRESSES MON
DAY OUTLINING PLATFORMS.

On Monday afternoon local Demo
Gratis, and a number of Republicans as
well, gathered at Main street and
Washington avenue TO hear the Demo
cratic candidates talk on their plat
forms of the present campaign. The
candidates arrived from Mays Land
ing and other county towns, accompa-
MED by a number of local politicians,
office-holders and ladies. George Tay-
lor acted as the local Chairman and
introduced the speakers. He first in
troduced Judge George S. Silzer, can
didate for Governor, who outlined his
policy and asked for support along the
lines of supporting the Edwards policy
regarding the Volstead Act. He spoke
against the state going into debt for
the $40,0 600, 900 road bond issue, which
is to be voted on in November, and he
also criticized the action of Freehold
ers in laying so much patent paving
on roads.
Governor Edwards was the next
speaker, and he said he was against
prohibition and as well against the
saloon. He said under the present
situation the rich nan gets his liquor
and the poor man gets the licking.
He pleaded for votes to send him to
Washington, and told the people that
if elected he would make it his special
effort to have New Jersey lead the
country in the effort to have personal
liberty throughout the land. He claim
ed that he had fulfilled all his pledges
made before election as Governor, and
thai if elected United States Senator
the people could depend on him to
keep all tbs pledges he is o max
ing.
Charles S. Stevens, candidate for
Congress, spoke mainly on tariff issues
and promised to work for the interest
of the working man if sent to Wash
ington to represent this district. The
several County Candidates were pres
ent' and conducted a handshakine
campaign, but did not speak because
of the lateness of the hour.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-10-21
E-P RIC &.

Last Saturday night, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra A. Lake,
Lake Place and North Main street,
their son, Lewis Lake, was married
to Miss Rose Price, of Absecon, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Price.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Thomas M. Simanton. Only immedi-
ate relatives and friends of the fami'
lies attended the ceremony. The
brother of the groom, Tilton Lake,
groomsman, and the sister of the
Marian Price, was brides maid.
The bride was a member of the
graduating class of 1922 of the High
School, and her wedding came as a
great surprise to her student friends.
The groom is also a former student
of the local school and of Rutgers
College.
The bride expects to continue her
work as teacher in one of our schools.
Mr.. Lake is engaged as civil engineer.
Our congratulations and best wishes
go with the well-known youth of our
community.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-10-21
Dance Was
Successful Affair
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE REALIZ-
ES NEAT SUM FOR BENEFIT OF
LOCAL CHAPTER RED CROSS.

Last Wednesday night the ballroom
of Lily Lake Park was crowded with
local people who attended the dance
given under the auspices of the Cham
Der of Commerce for the benefit of the
local Red Cross. The combined Neve-
ling-Daugherty orchestras furnished
music for the dancing which was kept
up until the midnight hour.
When the affair came to an end,
many of those ladies who attended
were well repaid for coming. The
prizes which the various merchants of
the city donated were voted by all to
be the best ever given by the Cham
Der during a dance, even If the ladies'
were the only ones to profit by them.
Mrs. C. H. Candy was the first prize
winner, holding the luck number at
the end of the first dance. She was
given a large bottle of perfume. To
Mrs. Frank Souder the second prize
was awarded, one of the large boxes
of candy. Other prize winners include
Mrs. f. A. Sykes, who was presented
with the electric boudoir lamp; Miss
Ella Adams, a basket of fruit; Mrs.
John Hewes, fruit; Mrs. Earl Farr,
candy; Mrs. w. ]. Hudson, handbag;
Miss Kathryn Morris, candy; Miss
Mamie Allen, silk stockings; Mrs.
Albert F. Bossler, cut glass bowl; Miss
Pauline Spilker, fruit; Mrs. Charles M.
Chattle, potted fern; Mrs. R. A. Gale,
electric iron; Miss Matte AmhIuSter.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-10-21
High School Eleven
To Play Bridgeton
HEpULED FOR THUS SAT-
IERnooNsAT WASH
YENUE BALL PARK.

Followers of the Maroon and White
look for a victory over Bridgeton High
School when the football team from
that institution plays here at the
Washington Avenue grounds this Sat
urday afternoon. Bridgeton High
School lost the first game with Allan
tic City High School by a large score,
and as the local team has held Allan
tic City to one touchdown during the
times they have played practice
games this year, followers are prepar-
ing for the second victory of the sea-
on.
Bridgeton defeated the locals in a
game played away dast year, both in
football and basket ball.
Following the article in an Atlantic
City daily, high school officials here
expressed the same opinion. The ar
ticle says: First thing you know
Pleasantville will be asking for a
chance to play the Atlantic City High
School Varsity. They are giving the
Blue and White plucky battles on the
gridiron".
1t might be added that high school
officials here have not failed to ask
for places on the resorts football
schedule. Managers have written sew
eral times to Atlantic City for games,
feeling that the time has come when
the teams composed of high school
lads here could give them a worthy
battle. Always the request has been
refused, and offers to play the Sec
ond team" or some "Class team" has
been the outcome of the letter. The
two football games with Hammonton
High, and the one with Bridgeton
High, both schools being on the SEIZED
ule of the resort team, will bring the
climax. If the high school here regis
tiers a victory over Bridgeton, and
holds the veteran Hammonton team
%scoreless, a demand will be made by
high school officials to be placed on
the regular resort schedule.
Jack Tinney's run from the forty
yard line and the six points he scored
for Atlantic City High School proved
a death blow to what chances the
boys from the local institution had of
defeating the resort high school dur
ing the practice game on Wednesday
evening at the Airport.
During the first half, things were
pretty even, unIll ALMOST lHe emu vi
the first period, when Tinney got
away, and scored the only points dur
ing the game.
During the second half Clark and
Painter uncorked an aerial attack
that had the resort boys guessing. A
pass from Clark to Painter would gain
five yards, and then Summers or Clark
would hit the line for another five
yard gain. Taking the ball from the
thirty yard line, high school staged a
parade that for a time looked as
though it would end in a score to the
fifteen yard line. There Atlantic City
braced, and took the ball on downs,
booting it to the center of the field,
where another parade was staged,
which also terminated on the fifteen
yard line.
The boys played the game as a
team. Summers especially deserves
great credit, hitting the line with the
best of them, and dropping back on
the Atlantic City team.