davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
Rare Qrftpiaoer.

Se ferre1te Wenneifer bar bel no.
gen Inelie ON, bpao Ser / NareneS
Sob tilflpoer bore itsrre Hetsarfiper
al Yrotofoller, Sagsooflmenter pg
anbet, %ifriper "Worgenblabet" / Sri.
ltianiu. vi nebenltaaenbe SplpSnin.
ger ira ariitiania gprets Nrfip =
set itprlte &etsarfip / 2an0et - pll
man imiblertio tllmne faa ct lioet
Snbblif beri.
Siben 1880 er 9prettens Nrfip FOR
alminoelige b~orgerlige (cipile) Ga.
ger foreget meo 632 uoifrepne 5iug.
protofoller paa 10000 Sioer og
pa Gomsprotofoqer paa 500-700
Sioer, oesuoen ct betpoelig IntaI
Sournaler % Sagliiter liant Gofu.
menter i ca. 10000 Eager, bper Sag
omfattelbe flere Ootiumenter, enfelte
Sager erbog optil mango bunoreoe.
ct tort RetSarfip iom 9prettenS
gienmer BOG life bare alminoelige
Brotofoaer og Sofumenter, men til
lige en- imponerenoe Canning meo
gilae, fremlagt iom 9epislnatcriel
og beitaoenbe al NOR iagt alle mulige
Cling: &egnifabsbsger, Starter, Seg'
ringer, sfipanbinoinger, Sfoiter,
RpgiGffe, auiferter, Wineralier, 81.
ier, Spicr 0. III. m. - altiaa ct tenn.
melig blanoet Eager.
Nf &urioiiteter blanot oen itore
Sob Irfipgjenitauoe maa nppneS
"&ongebatten", iom / 1896 blep
fremlagt UNDER ct Singspibne, iamt
ct 9rlloeilor, fremlagt / en- Sfils.
misieiag for mango Tar iibelL og
enbelig oaiaa ct gremplar al SrcoSs
~traftaten iom for ct Sar Mar iioen
blep fremlagt / en- Sanoelsretsia9.
Siitorien meb "&ongebattcn" pil
tiloels bore befienbt fra isr. Gen
ifal al Song Oscar Sen 2oen pGre
blet ilaaet al Ell Wanb peo Tapn Ole
&obertien SoiS, Tom paa Stsren
Standardization 25be Sl,li 1896 itoo
meb Satten paa Sopeoet, mems ga.
tionnliangen blep ilillget. Satten blep
ii0en iolgt for 1900 arpner! = for.
mentlig Den bsieite Iris nogen Sat
her | Sal,oet bar opnaaet. &isberen
bopbe BOG iat iom @etingelie at Sot-
tens Sbentitet ifl,lbc legitimeres. :
oette giemeo blep Ger iaa peb 9prets
ten panitepnet ct S%ingspione til Bio.
neferiel. Genie blep imiblertio ueb
Hettens aienbelie negtet Sremnc ion1
berercnoe &ongens Geriou % iaale.
oeS ~itribenbe moo 8runblopen. San.
oelen off ou operItpr, og Sattcn be,
ror 0erior ben Gag ioaa / &ettens
arfib iom ct biitpriif Sogsbilag, pes.
beitet en- beitioelig grflering, forip.
net meo nationalfarpeoe 9aano oq
&ettens Scgl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29

Oaee," iagoe bum parmt, ioet bun
rate bam S%aanben.
"Wen ieg fer Sllsferelien bpiler I
gooe SGnoer. Ssrger Sc for alle?'
"Srsa," iagbe bum og imilcbe. Spor
Smil fprifiemneoe benoes InIi8t.
"Sor mig ogiaa2"
"SSsa, naturligpiS!"
Sieloen er set gaaet iaa mlttcrt
til i SfosrioergaarOen iom oenl1c ".
tcraarsaften, ba Seia ouertog Slt@
moberens 8iernine, mems gerneic
floffeoes ON benoe, og Slao Soren}
iortaltc Siitorier ira fine &eiier.
Senere, ga 9srnene bar bragt I'll
no og Sfogrioeren off Jig ell SlIr
Sfoscn, iagoc Soren3 til Se'a ~.
neli:
"Wfine Sanfer bar itaoig hos Gem
fiGre Srue. Seq enifebe at bare ScIlI
peo min Sioe!"
Seq tGllfte ogiaa meget paa Gem,
Seq bar gierne gaaet meo GEM"
San iaa paa benoe.
"Sg naar ieg M beoer Gem, Urll
Seia, at gaa meo mig -. at pen0e
tilbaae til 2ipet2"
Sum iaa paa ham meb itraalelloe
Sine.
"SSSa - ilaar at lepe betpoer at az
belize"
"Meget, meget Trbeibe gipeS oCF'
Seia. Sinteren er baarb. Ger CT
meeet at aisre for Se Spge o9 6oi'
tige, for ben iociale SiGlpeiorellIn~
Der itaar unber min 9eoeliel"
0a iaa bun GLAD op: "llnoer A''
res 2ebelie uil ies gierne arbeioe!
Sum rafte bam iiT Saano, TOM QaI
fpsieOe inberliat 90 bans Saab 1IF'
foriiO for Mnteritormen.
Gnonu bar oct Gfteraar hos bello'..
men SortibenS bisne Blade falof q,
ct otter ct, mt 9ip Ipruoleoe treIll
benoeS Iarer, iaa at bun beaplloic al
langes eiter en- M 9pffe 49,. 90 nan
tit Ell Smell. orL at oct bar barlL ia
bpem Den 2pffe ifilIoe fomme..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29

Spigerinbes Ianb igrgeIig uoprfet.
Den at bebanole Senrit tait bun for
bauienoe goot trobs fine 90 Gar. Sg
lige fer 8rpaiipet ifriper Camilla:
"Si,n bar megen Magt oper BAN %
cr SUB ife COB lite iaa forelifet |
banl, of bun 10 fan bDbe bans ltor'
mcnbe Sslelier Stansen | en- pis.&o
% Silbagebolbenbeb, 0erpeo fonier-
perer bum Dem natiirligpis hos bam. "
9rpaupet feireoes paa eiospolo,
% Camilla er ii @rep til gmilte
9irifs - life pi6ere begeiitret oper
ale be Solf, iom Senrif / oenne GIN.
~Iebning trRffer op meb fig. grlioen
bar pirfelie imut ben Sag. "Senoes
imllffe Saar par Iagt TO tpffe Slet'
Ringer / Ell pbantaitiif Slpgning.
&reIlerne foran bar meget imuffe,
peo bsire SIDE en- gufet al Wtprter
meo imaa fine bpioe glomiter, Der
off / en- arans ben til 6letten til
p~enitre, bppr ben enOte | Ell @itfet,
m%erfegrsn @robinapelSfiole, | 8rp-
Itct en- Buffet al belize aurifler %
ReieOa." Get par / Gluten al Mpril,
% Camilla beifriner nleget liplig &ie,
retllren til &irfen oe grpQupsielifa.
bet, bpor man ogiaa iorlDIteoe Jig
meb 2ege.
Wange, mango gar i~e1ere, / 1861,
~ifriper glmalie, iom eiter Senrif @er.
gelanoS 300 bleo gilt meo Breiten
9isrr, fra 2pngen til Camilla Col
lett % taffer benoe Tor benoes iiOit
llofomne BOG "SortpQinger" og og-
inn for, "bpor goo % fierlig on bar
moo Oin ubetpbelige Spigerinoe, at
Ou albrig LOB mig fale Din aanbs
Sperlegenbeb nogeniinoe."
ltobragene / "gbba" giper Ell 9pit
paa at faa l9ie mere al en- 8repiam.
ling, iom bibrager til at ubopbe
aienoifabet til Senrif @ergelanbs %
hans bsit begaoeoe Ssiters gerions
ligbeo o. 2ip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29

Oct forIpOer, at oeiaa here Neo'
lernmer al 2ongefamiIieu or geraaoet
/ Ganifeligbeoer. Oct paaitaaes, at
ilaar Erins @aIoemars Ssn @rins
Crit bar beiluttet at ilaa iig neb for
Longer Sib / Irgettiita, og of bait
bill iGlge i'm itore- 9aarb &offebal,
iaa err 8ruuoen ben, of Saberen life
bar &aab til at poe bam tilitr9ffelig
unoerltettelie til of bripe 8aarben.
ct &p9te bill pibe, at Gnfefeiier'
inbe Gagmar ogiaa bar tabt flere
Wiuioner paa 2anomanosbanfen, %
at bette er ben eneite sianbipnlige
8runo for, at bum bar forlaot Spioe'
gre Slot og reiit til @nglano paa
ubeiten1t Sio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
On fnrtpS Wfgtft.

timber grbei6et me0 @aarbsbeifri'
pelier / Giospolo fit jeg pioe, at Der
til Siera9aarbene bsrte Ell "Saltret"
eler Saltafgift, iom ifulbe pPret me-
get ganmel, ifriper s. 8. / "Mpiien".
&ammerberreinoe Sane ifuloe ifelge
en- gamntel &olltraft lepere @uarb'
brugerne paa Sierra TO Ssnber Sali
iii Sui bbert Idr.
Seq tit bette befrGitet paa Sierra.
og pao Gal fit ieg lie Ell gammel &pit'
teringsbog / Sornbino, iom bar op.
rettet @aaroene imellem for ODER 10C
glar iiOen.
&eb llnoerisgelier / Irfipernt
fanot ieg at Der Iar 1892 bar ting.
l9it en- &ontruft nteb Spiiooerne pac
Sierra (eller Seiret, dom 8aarbene %
oNiaa falotes) "angaaenoe 8runber
til 9abls Iasbrug nleo pi0ere, MOI
aarlig lig." = o. |. b. Set bill bli
for langt at citere "G%ontracten", bel
gaar no paa at baDGrenbe Ger a
9al @oarb, Sultisraao Spren So
gerup, Ifal lepere Spiiooerne pat
Sierra, Ser bengang beo: Ole 2arien
graaeng, 2ars @~itlbranoien, @ul
brand @ltl6ranoien og Gbriiten Wao
len, Seiret, be to fsritn9pnte
Sfiepper bper og 8ulbrano 8ul
branbieu A Sfiepper % Gbriitei
Mabien 1 Sfieppe ipanif Salt, ion
ifillbe leperes for Sui. Serfor iful
De SaI 8mr0 babe SamfPite OF
9labs til Semmerpplte m. b. Sr
Sagerllp foregeoe Saltafgiften el
Sio efter iaa ben ialt libgioroe II
Senoer pr. gor, MOB at ban fit on
lGgae &ierepei til lit Sagbrllg onel
Sieras @rlno.
0engang bar nof bette Salt bore
al nofiaa itor &prbi, oct maatte j
ogiaa fragtes 2albepeien belt frt
9riitiania.
Otter Sageriip eiebes 9al al 2eit
nant Snffner % ira 1S43 al Sroflt
rotor s. 2arien, ira 1867 al aan,
merberre Sreorif Sane og iioen 100;
al Sru &ammerberreinbe Tape.
8riien paa Saltet bar pGret me9e
parierenbe | Sc ienere Iar, set fal
iaaleoeS nPpneS: 1915 81 Ser. pr
80, 1916 Ser. 1896 oa 1917 belt o,
| Ser. 91.74- Ser blep Ga gipet Eli
bllb ira Sierra ON Snolesning a
Saltaf9iften, men set blep life no
get al.
Som Ell MerfpGroigbeo fan npu
mes at oe iom mobtager Saltet, lift,
fpitterer for bet, Sc faar SGffene pat
2esiet og fisrer ~afgaarbe, mems
SulomGgti9en paa Sal 8aaro ma(
tpittere for Wootaeelien.
iii Srll blir set 1870 @ar iiben o.
terite SaltiPffe blep fisrt op til Sic
ra; De blir nltio leperet | ganrmel
oagie SsnbemaaI, Ser inoeboloer IA
Eotter eller 139 9iter. Eaa bisi
1870 Iar er Ser 90 leperet 37,44(
Softer eaer 36,140 9iter, set bli
ianoelia Ell pen lioen Saua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
Otter Krahet.
Sanifc StamBuic / @anifeligbeber.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Samnlenbrlo
bar bragt Cab / De forlfielligite
9reoie / Sanmarf. Com Maane.
oerne gaar, fomnler bette mere og
mere frem.
Sgiaa elfelte al oe ganle Stam.
buie merfer Sammenbruooet. Get
er, ifriper "SanomanbStioenbe", for
grempel SilfGloet meo 2ercbcnborg
peo &alunoborg, iom M, luffes. Gle.
rem, @rep Sercbe, mener nemlig life
at babe Haao iii Spbolo paa Slottet,
iom meo fine "a. $50 &prelier /
8eoligeboloelie fciter ca. 10000
aroner ON Naret. Set Cab, 8rep
9ercbe bar libt peb 2atomanbsban.
fen, opgioreS til ca. 1 Wtiu. aroner.
Sabet fan ban Dog bore.
8rep 2ercbe, Der er 81 Nar CANT
mel, tager iremtioig Spbolb / Sfop-
riberboligen peo Spoerllp.
Sgiaa Stambuiet Heocrgaaros
Bengeiager itaar oct oanrligt til meo,
og Gieren, Gammerillnfer Iage
aaas, bar MI benDenot Jig til Mpn-
o%igbeberne meb InmoOning ON, al
Goblet mac blipe lat UNDER Iomi
niItratiorl. Oct pentes, at Sagen
ON ct Bar Gage bill blipe operlabt
SensfontroQen.
Stambuiet Heoergaaro omfatter
foruoen Sopeogaaroeit al bette Iapn
gplsgaaroene Spalebgaegaaro oa
Siaegaarb. Oct iamlebe SorotiQig-
genoe er ialt 679 Ssnoer 2ano, al
bpilfe 139 er Sfogarealer. Gien-
Observation-Disclosures er lat til ST.
900 &roner % oct interchangeable
9~enoergooS til $4,000 aroner, til
iammen 100000 &roner. Sesuben
eier Stambuiet Ell 5ioeifommisfapi.
tai paa ca. 100000 aroner.
S Soenie ImtSraaOs liiffeoe Isoe
forleben f~orelaa en- alage fra Sol
i9germeiter Spe Sinb, Sanoerum-
gaaro, Der beip9reoe iig oper Den
bam til aQerup.S apinoe Gommune
paalignebe Sfat. Imtsraaoet off
meo til of labe Sofi9germeiterers
Sommuneifat bortfalbe.
Samtioig uobpoer fbp. committee
ret | Sanomanosbanfen Scbacf Gu
Der Spe 8inbs Gienoom 9effeifou
peb BrRits til Salg for 100000
&roner.
Bag bisie TO Meobelelier ifiuler
Zig ifslge "Eolitifen" after en- Slegts-
trageoie ira arigsaarene. Den III
45saarige Sofipgermelter Spe @ino
trat Jig eiter en- fort DIPLOMATIC
2sbebane tilbage til @9ffeifou peo
Rsnneoe, iont ban arpeoe otter lin
Snfel 8eianoter. Sor goot 9 Mar
lioen arpeoe ban enbpioere ira lin
6aoer Sanoerumgaarb peo WarSlep
paa 6pn foruoen en- minore @aar6
&eirupgaarb. Teo arigenS llobrllo
par ban laale0eS @ier al tire imufte,
fulofommen gi9loirie @auroe %
oesllben 8eiibber al BET Sino'ife oa
oct 4be Sesoorpf'ife Sioeifommis,
eler ca. = Wtiaioner aroner.
Sue Sinb blep grebet al 5iocns
Sioenifab og faitebe iig no / Spefu.
lationen. San table napnlig meaet
itore GUNNER | Balm, % hans lam.
leoe Cab ueb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Spbsr anilaaeS til A q 3 Wtiaiouer
&roner. Dc imutfe Serrcgaaroe err
prloriteret I'll op ooer &pnafleberne,
og tllbage er fun Ell minore, baano-
lagt Gum, Der gioer Spe BIND ca.
10000 &roner ON Garct, iaa lGnge
ban lcper.
@oiiGgcrmeiter Ope &ino, Der er
gilt nleO Ell Cater al aanmierberre
Orbolm, Seltet neb Griltgaarb, op-
boIoer Jig ! 2icbliffet / Stalien.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-11-23
NINIAN

SYNOPSIS.-General factotum in the house of her sister Ina, wife of Herbert Deacon, in the small town of Warbleton, Lulu Bett leads dull, cramped existence, with which she is constantly at enmity, though apparently satisfied with her lot. She has natural thoughts and aspi- rations which neither her sister nor her brother-in-law seemingly can comprehend. To MT. Deacon comes Bobby Larlin, recently graduated high-school youth, secretly enam- ored of Deacon's elder daughter, Diana, an applicant for a job" around the Deacon house. He is engaged, his occupation to be to keep the lawn in trim. The family is excited over the news of an ap- preaching visit from Deacon's brother Ninian, whom he had not seen for many years. Deacon jokes with Lulu, with subtle meaning concerning the coming meeting.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-11-23
"And Min into-say, Mn, what are you, anyway?"

(To BE CONTINUED
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-30

Tesde eve, coperce a maze armo
cc:1 les r'ecanismos de los alTon6viles
mo forre ell hat;to de tratar he ayu-
Tar a todo pasaiero cue encontraba en-
= ca'nino Mis- pTimeras experisncias
'---r'e-on lrgar en- Eurora dondo los
o--".en>os outonces. lievaban a SIS 10
--orcs amiras pasear en- su auto; Ia
--ir-o de u~a muier hermosa, cl autoro-
vilista que pasa naturalmente Sc de+ie-
ne psra ofrecer su ayuda al compafis-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-30


AL pasar por el Lincoln Highway,
an el estado de Pennsylvania, no hacs
mucho tempo, tuve que pasar por FL
ladelfa y note en- el centro de la ciu-
cad, un poste que indicaba dos distan-
cias. Una de SO millas para Tfncas-
ter. ia otra de $500, para San Fran
cisco. No pade menos de sonreir a!
i5cnsar Ia origiEalidad de este posta,
pEes cseo que sera raro el pasajero
cue pueda uti izar la information v di-
recci6n del camino de San Francisco a.
rosar per Filadelfa. Sin embargo, re-
cuerdo que el Verano p7sado, tambisn
al viajar por el misno essado, eacontr5
muchos excursionistas, cue llevaban
equipos para campear al aire ibrc, NIL
cros de ellos hablan comenzado en- O.
Atlantico v su punto de destiro err
Ell Facifco. Tambien record6 que SOTO
hace dos decadas, nos conside-abamos
afc-tunados 81 entire la alborada Y Ia.
ca:da de Ia tarde, podiamos recorrer 20
millas. Todo prospera; fiiense ustedeq
nseqe letrc-o; 1890 milias san Fran
cisco!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-30
BARcE1oEErA FOR DENTRo

De paso para Ia Asamblea dc Macs
tros que Sc celebrara en- Ponce, me he
detenido en- este mi pueblo nasivo dom
de pas6 os prineros aaos de mi jlven-
tsd, quiaas los mss fe.ices cue he dis
fritssss en- mi vida.
M sorprendio agradablemcnte su bo-
rito aspecto. garcelonota progresa
r,Hcho. Aunoue no todo 10 que debiera
pero no Sc dueda atrds. ST. alumbrado
es excelente, pGes Sc usa la luz de la
lana de Co.nerio, habiendose insta-
iado en, las cal cs y IL plaza bonitos y
grandes focos. Ia cano principal Sc
esta arregiando v p3demos afrmar que
como ella hay pocas. La linpieza es
eaciente Y Sc nota 1aucha animation.
Lo Lnico quo le falta Barceloneta es
el Ensanche. Necesitamos dos tres
Gales mas. 5cuando Sc rssolvera ese
p-ob-ema? Per 10 denaas, hay que fe-
l'clfar a nucstras Autor ,da les NUM-
cip-les por estas1 mejoras.
Antonio MARTINEZ.
BaTc 3,onetG, die. 25, 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-30
(Continuaci6n de Ia pagina u

acurri para su renovation, solo tenia
acc..e lubricante desconocido, debido
la premlra del case, tuve que usario.
Aperas habia caminado unas milsas
euando mis- bajias comenzaron crear
1epositos de carbon el caIor del motto !.
habfa adelgazado tanto ell aceite qu,
10 llegaba por encima- de los anillos del
cilindro, Ell tuoo de escape vomita-
Ga humaradas que mas parecian corti-
mas dc humo para ocultar flotillas, CO.
mo Sc nsaron durante Ia guerra. Tan
pronto como pude hice vaciar este
aceite deficiente y en- su lugar puss
Veedol. Tuve antes que limpiar las
7eis buj as, pues materiaimente csta-
len empapadas de aceite; con qu !
placer comenc6 otra vez mi viaje col
mi motor funcionando tan suavemente.
odayia no he tenido tempo de lin.
pisr les ci'indros, que con segurida
estan rep,etos de carbon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-30

ErcEto saEreEos y coaocerenos to
10 % Luevo cue hay en- la Inca de al.
to.n6viles para afo ae 1925. Hay si1
II nero dc ruznores Y numerosas ideas
rrecios bajos, etc. Pero para desenga
armc para informar mis- lectorss,
ne vcy para Nueva York a vcr perso-
na,Ecrte to3as estas nuevas inveacio-
es. Estare sin fa,ta en- el Grand Cea
.ral Falscs en enero seis, y en- esta
rovista comunicare en- mis- lectores mis-
;rp-ssiones ETientras tanto les deseo
"a .aejor suerte en- la coRducc.oa de su3
sutcs en- 1925!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-30
DiariO de uIl autOrlOvilista

mente Sc detigne para ofrecer su ayu-
Ga al conipalero. Pero ahora todo esto
la pasado al olvido. No obstante que
en- repetidas ocasiones Sc We un gru.
20 detenido en- el camiao, entire los one
Sc ven muchachas bonitas. No hace mi
cho me acomedi ayudar un grupo
ror ell estilo. iAh, que lindas eran las
nluchachasl Pero Ell acompanante mas
culino cort6s pero duramente me di6
las gracias por mi oferta, v Sc engol-
70 en- el desarne del motor, ~ to-
60 10 que era necesario era conectar IN
alambre de su llave de cone,.iones. De
Eomerto pense que era injusSo dejar-
10 basaiia- cor su motor de esa mane-
ra, pero despaes de recapacitar decidl
que su rudo2a merec-a este caatigo
Trosegu, pues, pero nucho 10 senti.
FOR las encantadoras acompa1sntcs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-06
TIN GRt.Arrsr rKNIron.

That was mo- formal stcreotyped Independence
day speech delivered by President Harding TO
his own ncghbors at Marion Ohio. It is an od-
dross rodolcnt with patriotism, vlrllo in It's ref
orouco 70 curront practices. and soul stirring in
ITS appeal TO tho bottcr nature OF mon.
"rhe greatest traitor 10 hts country" said
the president, rs he who appeals 10 prejudice
ana infames passion. when eobor Judgment
and honoSt speech are 30 necessary to firmly
establish tranqlsllty and security"
Never was greater truth uttered At a moro
fitting timcl And It ls especially pleasing and
reassurlng that a worldwide fraternnl organ
izatlon whose candidates approach the ilntels
OF It's lodge rooms for the soemnly expressed
purpose OF 'loarning to subdue their passions
Is bestirring itself to throw of the blighting In
fluence OF those who seek TO arouse passions
and preIudlccs. and thus reclaim for the order
its traditional charity and beneyolence and toll
oranccl
"a free American has tho right TO labor
without anyone's leave" said the president in
another sentence. There Ia the affirmation Of
tho only acceptable view of the constitution in
respect to the endless controversy between cap
ital and labor. TT will be n sorry day when
group domination is reflected in our laws" 1t
is with sadness that we must record that such
n day has been lived In this republic. Group
domination was not only reflected In the In
famous Adamson act but dictated that act,
thus setting afoot the arrogance and tho law
lessness OF the labor 'ollgarchyi
But let US devoutly hope that such another
day will never be experienced And surely the
admirable and splcnddy sound views now
being expressed by the president OF tho United
states afford us ample grounds for expressing
tho conviction that such another day will not
be experienced while Warren c. Harding is
the chief magistrate OF the repubucl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-06
SOLDIER HospITALIzATIoN AGAIN.

There is another furry brewing in the sol
der hospiazatlon ranks. It seems that the
hundred-bcd addition to the university hos
pitalt at Oklahoma City has been completed
equipped ana manned The only thing lack
ing is soldier patients. with 100 nice, new beds
I'm waiting there are only % ex-soldior patients
available thus far
Therefore It ls heraldod that tho American
Legion is going to what can be done about
filling the remainder Of those bods4 Unless they
are filled the whole state disqualification scheme
Is very apt to show up NJ the grotcsque absurd
ity so frequently promised by this paper Be
sides that. unless all OF the facilities at the uni
vorsity hospital are employed oklahoma City
win not be deriving as much benefit from the
state institution as II had ought TO-"
That's that, Then too, there ia a great. big,
large. roomy shiny new soldier hospital being
erected at Muskogee at the expense OF the tax
payers OF tho state. Likewise this new instltu-
tion must he equipped and properly manned.
II It doesn't have enough patients TO reasonably
engage It's facilities somebody is very apt TO
cali attention to the fact in a most heartlcss
sort OF way.
There is nothing to It, oklahoma has Just
naturally got TO bayo enough sick and dis
ablri oN-soldiers to I'M these Institutions. SO it
Is that tho oklahoma congressional delegation
Is TO ho pulled over the Goals for permitting
Texas TO steal so many OF this states ex-scrvice
lnvaNds.
We make no prctcnso OF saying Just what
viii come of the squall now brewing. but we
do say that Oklahoma has got to have a lot
more cN-soldier patients than are now in sight
or ever have been In sight, oven II we have
TO start another war ana manufacture them in
the good old way.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-06
rmr CONSULTATIONS cANnIpArr.

Il have never made and VIII never make
prediction promise. ono cannot consccn-
tiously make promises. for how can one toll
that circumstances win be such that promises
can be kept ones oath whom one accepts Of
flee Is sufficient in my opinion" Thus Miss
Alice Robertson opened her campaign for re-
election to congress- her first announced
platform. that she Is a Christian, an American
and n republican"
Here is at least one conscientious candidate.
What robuke to tho typical candidate is her
fine courage in refusing to trim or back and
fiji In any mannerl How different from the
average candidate. who ls willing to promise
all things to all men for tho mere pleasure OF
getting elected who gives no thought to a
successful administration Of the office or the
sacrodness OF pghtcd word!
There Is no moro vicious political practice
than promising to do certain things after clcc-
ton. In the first place. promise given. unless
given in public and applicable to the whole
electorate, is dishonest and positive Injustice
to the thousands of voters who cannot know
that they supporting candidate pledged
IN advance. Miss Robertson is emlnently right.
tho oath of office Ii sufficient promise. the only
permissible promise because 1t pledges the OF.
fcer publicly to perform his or her duties oc-
cording TO the constitution, and that is ali any
individual or group Of individuals have a right
to demand.
II Is a sad commentary upon the Intelligence
of the electorate that the liberal promlsor so
frequently wins the verdict. Because mo-
ment's careful thought will disclose to the sat
isfaction Of any voter that tho candidate who
promises easily to grant the request preferred.
Will almost certainly promise tho other side M
easily II he may do 80 safely. thus rendering
himself totally unfit for any position OF trust.
may secure the office; he Is never concerned
about principles.
on the other hand. tho candidate who re-
fuses to make any campaign pledge unlcss II IL
made from n public platform that the press
may hear It and thus advise all electors. Is
without exception tho safest candidate 70 sup
port; tho type of candidate that renders tho
most acceptable service TO the entire electorate.
Such candidate feels an attachment to prin-
ciples that precudes the possibility OF his bar
tcring his manhood and his opportunity for
constructive service upon the altar of solfish-
ness, Any candidate that IL willing to stand
upon such platform Alice Robertson has
written for herself, and offers the oath OF Of
flee the sole guaranty that the platform will
be lived up to, may safely be trusted, such a
candidate may be defeated by one who will
enter a secret caucus blind nlloy or darkencd
room; who will promise to obey a secret voice
or fetch and carry for secret cabal, hut he or
she will never be dscredted; while the latter
sort liz certain to be.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-06
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