davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-10-21

duty with the Organized. Reserves of
the Sd Corps Area with the 62d Cav
airy Division. He will proceed to
/ San Francisco and sail about Novem-
ber l for New York city and thence
| to Baltimore for preliminary train
| ing. First Lieut.. T. North, field artil-
lery, has been ordered to Washing
tie monument commission. Capt. A.
2. Thayer, Sd Cavalry, at Fort Myer
| has been relieved from that regi-
| ment and is detailed as instructor
! with the Massachusetts, National
Guard at Boston. Col. George w.
! Helms has been assigned to duty as
! executive officer at the Infantry
School at Fort Benning, relieving Col.
James M. Graham.
| The Infantry building. new home
| of the United States Infantry Asso-
| citation, will be completed ABOUT No
vember l, it has been announced. The
association will then move from its
| present location in the Union Trust
| building. The building is located on
| 18th street between l. and NJ, just
| two blocks above the Army and Navy
Club.
Federal recognition has been ex-
tended to the following general Off
| GERS of the National Guard: Brig
| Gen. Albert Greenlaw, Maine National
Guard, to command the seth Infantry
r'Iade of the 43d Infantry Division
Pennsylvania National Guard, to COM
mand the 43d Field Artillery of the
2Sth Infantry Division: Brig. Gen.
Paul Lincoln Mitchell, Ohio National
Guard. to command the 54th Cavalry
Brigade of the 22d Cavalry Division;
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period he was on training duty at
camp for fifteen days from July g.
1923. Gel. Byers was previously
granted fifteen days military leave
under the act of May Il, 1917, during
the month of January, 1923, to attend
course of instruction at the Army
War College.
The controller general holds that
Evening star., 1923-10-21

since this officers salary as a civil
emp oye of the government exceeds
$4,000 per annUm and that he was
previously granted fifteen days Of
military leave as authorized by tho
act of May IL, 1917. he cannot be
granted leave with pay during the
oeriod he was attending the second
trai~ing camp
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Vxxny stav arcibiskupa Sto

jana. z Olomoucc, Ia. kvetna.
Post. zp.) O nemoci arcibisku
pa dra. Ant. Stojana vydana
byla v pondeli o 10. hod. tato
lekafska zprava: Stav celku
nezm6nen. Teplota 37.8, tepu
1870. Ma plicich objevuji Sc pri
znaky katarrhu prndusek Ne
mocny skoro stale spi. Pode-
psani: DR.. Fr. Votruba a DIR.
Jan Gloss. - z Rima dosla v
pondeli 0 pul 20. hod. tato te-
'legrafioka zprava: "Svaty o.
tee posila rem'ocnemu arcibi-
skupu Stojanovi sve apostolske
pozehnani. Modli Sc "a nej a
pfeje mu, ably mu bylo lepe."
Zpravy nejposlednejsi ohlasu.
lji, ze stav arcibiskupnv jest
beznadejny.
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PRODA Sc inlekafsky obchod
pred 2oti roxy zalozeny, ' KITE
rem Sc trzi pres 900 tydne. Ma
leza Sc ma chamberlain a vych.
73. ul. jc tam byt 5ti poko-
jich, garaz najem levny. Ia
volejte hned rnezi 4. a 6. hod.
vecer. Rand. 362 j. 6-6
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PRODAM zanovni obchod-
nj majetek sc storem ma To-
tech $50 pfi $50 strevicich, ho-
dfci Sc pro jakykoliv obchod,
pfitomne jest ' nem fezhicky
obchod, pred tremi rok Zaloze-
ny. Pricina prodeje, ncmoc
majitele. Piste ma Vine. Pech,
Karlin, Mich. y. 5-3l
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| Oci il zasvitily ohnkm i kru-
tosti, dravou, nezkroutnou vas
nj. Myslenky Sc il prop]etaly
! hlavou a v sladke 6nave il by
10 srdce vlaIho j. Cely IT,
den byla fnezi panstvem a pri
zabavach ubehl il cas- vodou.
Mic il nebolelo, ze je odriznu-
ia Cd zivota NEST ackeho. He
della povznesene z okna bileho
pokoje ma tit6rne chalupy, ma
odfene lidi pod tvrzi.
Dovedla by ziti jako n1ocna
pani, nikdo by nepoznal jejiho
phvodu. Pohrala 81 opet Sc
'srdci muzd, podrazdila je svou
krasou. Neselhal jedihy Ear
'ny pohled, jediny vymluvny L.
lsmev.
Trcka il uvedl mezi panstvo
a razem sc citila ja'ko donna pi'i
| hostinach, pitkach love v
llesich. Byli ma vehsi hezci,
nastrojeni muzi silaci, jaci Sc.
Jitce ode davna lfbili. - I'ta
srdce um6la poslapati. Skole-
nj dvoraci podlehali jejimu
kouzlu jake prosti NEST 'ane.
"Venkovska nevimost," Fl
kali nj potm6sile pani svym
damam o hostine, kde Sc Jitka
tolik upejpala, ale sarnote
inalezli pro nj slova zcela jina.
Vracela sc jako vltez; Diary
81 vezla sli'b panstva, ze bude
brzy velkou pani meste. =
Pckna pamatka il zustane ma
rozkosne chvife. Trcka chtel
| ii zaviiti do klece - a ia KRAFT
ko tancoval die jeji noty. Pani
Bcata k,ni byla velmi vlidna,
Ii ma venec il zahrala.
Vzpomfnky jako vlastovice
sc vracely, jak pi'ivirala oci a
lvyvolavala obrazy minulych
dnu.
Rty Sc il zaskubaly, zasmala
Sc lehkomyslne. "Kdyby We
del hlupacek Adam, proc mu
spadne trad do klina! Ale "a
| to nechci ziti v pousti nudy,-
promenime zivot!" A videIa
sebe hedvabi, obydli Y pre-
lpychu a ceie mesto u svych no.
hOu
Listopadove slunce pozde
vstava a brzy chodi spat. Je-
Ste daleko byl kocar S pru-
vodci Cd Nymburka, kdyz hu-
ste zavoje mlh vesely sc mad
luka a tina houstla. Mesic Wy
ipiul mad Babinem, rozlil stri-
!, bro po dubine a Labe Sc dali
pohadkove zaleSklo.
NoGnim tichem zn6l jedno-
Itvarny rachot vozu, dosut ko-
lpyt. Brana byla Zavrena, me-
lsto spalo, ale pred panskym
lpUvozem Sc prece otevfela.
PAM ukolebana otresy, spa
la. Z krasnych snu sc pro-
brala, kdyz pOvoz zastavil Jlz
pred kuchtovym domem.
| "Vzacna pani je donna
lVanek otviral dvifka a poma.
hal il z vozu.
/ PAM Sc divila. jak rychle &C
sta ubehla. "Neslysela jsem
lani, iak branny spousti most
Ina retezich -"
"Most nebyl ami zdvizen -
: jen brana zavrena.' Vanel
, 'Iproyazel pani ke dvefim dornu
u "Hospoda zahy nsnula, Il
inejsem doma!" usmala Sc Sc
lbevedome.
= Zbrojenci zaboufili tezkyn
klepadlem pazbami, az 81
'-|nocnim tichem rozlehalo
|ronocni Sc sbehli. Dlouho tt
-lvalo, nezli rozeapala a rozchll
'-Ipacena Manka oteyfela tezk'
} vrata. Padla zoldnernm pra
y ve do naruce 4 jeGela, az po
clhnnf.ila cply d1m.
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PRIME Sc zena "a hospody-
nj. Adresa sc sdeli v adm. t.
listu pod znackou ''Hospody-
ne" /?
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SVedOmlm, pOtlaclla nraVe GER
ne myslenky.
!"Co mann donna? Jake RADIO
sti uziji $ hrubym feznikem
Kuchtou? umucila bych Sc v
sedivem zivote nudy = Co do
ruze, ktera odkvete ustrani?'
Obelhavala sc a nehledala W.
cnodu z mravni bidy, We ktere
vezela po kirk.
Kdosi bral "a kliku. Vesla
Veronika, prinasela hofici svl-
ci a rozzehla lustr. "Prijde u
rozeny pan co. nevidet." povi-
dala utesive. Ma hrozne sta
rosti $ hosty A Wy jste Ease
smutna? Ami jidla jste Sc ne
dotkla -"
Rozpradala babka hovor,
ale Jitka byla zamlkla, odbyla
il nekolika nesouvislymi sfovy.
Byla jiz tmava noe, kdyz na
dlouhe chodbe ozvaly Sc odme
rene kroky a zazvonil kord
Trcka rozpaleny vesele vrazil
do komnaty. Jitka hledela
oknem do tiny, ami Sc neoh]ed-
la.
"Konecne isem vas ~
RoZprahl ruce a nekOlika
skoky byl Ii nj, objal il V pase
polibil na Sill.
PAM pobledla nadhernem
safe stala jako ,socha. Trcka
zakroutil kfir, podivil Sc. Pa
nj Sc uhledla a jeji oci vrhaly
ma neho blesky, nadra sc zdvi-
hala, klesala.
Zvaznel, dival Sc il uprene
do oCi.
'JeSte jste sc nevzpamato-
vala leknuti? Ci je roztesk-
nen muJ kvet V samote? Ma
hradim, co jsem pripravil!"
Znova Sc k nj piitocil.
Odstrcila no lehce. "Chci
dcmu - hned sc vratim 7"
Trcka zacal mckee jako S
rozmazlenym deckem. 'Lotrik
v lese zhatil ma chvili me pla-
ny. Nenasli jsme no zdr-
zeli jsme Sc. Hrad plny hosti
a staroati 0 ne ncdaly mi priji
Ii drive Chyalil do nebe
j,stroj pani Jitky, chtive jeho
pohledy sklouzaly po pine jc-
il sill. po bulnych nadrech.
Poloprusvitne, vzdusne saty $
pavuGinou krajek zvySovaly pu
vaby rozvite zeny. ~ zat!si
prozijeme sladkou chvili, "a
pomenete ma svizele, kterc vas
potkaly -"
''Iuseni mne neZklamalo,
odpovedeia upiate vycitkou
'Proto Jstc me sem zval -!
Mczi hwN mne neuvedete =
stydite sc ia me?'
'Do hlucne spolecnosti, KID,
kvasi roZjarenl muzi, mas fral
cinor nejde. Danny zustanol
We svyc pokojich,' omlouval s.
meme. A vas bych mel zavc
ST mezl piJaky, yysaditi vas. q;
ell vtipu, pohledu? Nam va
piilis rad, nezli hych Sc k to
mu propujcil. Jsme tady pre-
devsim po sebe -
"Kolik iste jich tady iiz Il
sill timto Zpusobem -" pra
villa opovrzlive.
"Baba zvanila?' nasupil II
cka brvy. "Vy Sc pfece nebl
dete rovnat' k obycejnym no
cicim?"
"Jsem rozhodnuta odj,
du domu hred!" Dupla hnev
We atlaaovym strevickem. \
"Prokazte mi tn laskavost, :
dejte zaprahnouti'
"Co vas napada, ma drah;
Ia tmave noel nelze jetl les
kde lotrici prepadaii ="
"Snad by Sc nekdo nale2
kdo by me ochranil -"
IA ruce il chopil. "Jste
pravdu nemocna, vase ru
jsou zhave -
"Na stom nezalezi!' vymk
Sc mu znoya. sJe mi tady i
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CERNA MAD0NA
nula ret, odvratila Sc.
r o M A N
Napsal F. J. Cecetka.

SCOllCe ualekO VySe!
'Dobre jate nalicil, ale ne
dam sc potupit - ne, nechciv
Chvela sc ma celem tele v stro-
jenem hnevu, trhala sat a "a
hrnovala no vycitkami.
Medal Sc vyrusiti z klidu.-
Nechal il vyboufiti, jen cello
nabiral. Byl zvykly ma podob-
ne vyjevy, ale II "Cerne Mado-
n.y. jich necekal. Nezbylo ne
Iii sahnouti k poslednimu uti-
sujlcimi prostredku.
"Jste muj poklad,' zacal ve-
lice Meme, "dovedla jste Sc W.
smat lidske hlouposti a ctnosti
cudnych m6stek, A dnes ma
iednou speculate Ease mezi "a
sterkare? Hned rano vas wy
pravim we zbrojnem prdvodu.
Preji YAM libezne sny ma sve
tvrzi.' Uklonil Sc. "Aby sc
na mne nehnevaly zarne oci,
prosim, .prijmete maly darek v
uponfnku. !"
Krabici $. nahrdelnikem zla-
tym il podaval dvorne il ru-
kn p6libil,'
Zraky obou Sc setka!y, po-
Irozumeli 81 diva dobri komedi-
anti zivota. Sperk pusobil kou-
zeine. Jitka ozivela, vitezila
mad rozpalenym rytirem mad
sebou.
"Slibil jste menu muzi ufad
V meste -"
"Rytirskym slovem -
"Prosim "a neho -"
"Neproste, kde muzete po-
roacet! Nejlepsi urad pro ne
h, ziskam k Will vam.
81 kralovskym rychtafem by
mohl byti?"
"Vy poroucite Me slovo pla-
|ti a dovoluji 81 pripiti ma zdra-
vi pani cisarskeho rychtare y
Naplnil pohary pfipili 81.
Kozsvitilo sc Jitce ocich,
zapomnela rychle Ease byla
u nj ohniva zena. Srsela vese-
lin, vzdavala sc sleha.iicim
plamenum vasne. Trcka libal
il horoucne ruce, pf.ivinul il k
sobe. Nezdrahala sc a kmita-
nj jejich lehce privfenych VI
eek dodavalo mu odvahy. &C.
lcval jeii horke rty, tab il k
sobc zaru sladke chviie.
"Ma zhava kraso, manno
sladka, dlouho .lsem cekal ma
dnesni chvili ;. -
"Ja dele -"
J "A iiz nebudes ublhat p
".Ie to ode mne silenstvi =
hfich
"Ale sladky ="
"Obetuji Sc Ia muze !.
vzdychla jeho naruci.
v.
Teprve "a tyden vracela 81
pani kuchtova domu Velise
Zoldnefi, pozuby ozbrojeni
ieli na konich phi kocaru, alb,
opet nejaky divoch ciste pan
v lesfch nepolekal.
Podzimni slunce divalo $
mdle do zamzenych lanu, lad
: lesu, ktere sc rysOValy chmuf
ne ma sivem nebi.
Bylo po poledni, kdyz opu
: still tvrz a ,liizdeli plnym try
: skem v podhradi, kde drimal
chalupy zahrady nabyval
: zhavych barev jesene. DivOk
VINO zardivalo Sc krvi, kalin
: sc satily nachem a "a vsl bfiz
strasaly zlate vlasy do cesty
! PAM byla pobledla, znayt
! Ma po veselych hodech. v seb
: ,zabrana, choulila Sc do koutk
: kocaru. Tvar jeji byla proz;
fena Gsmevy a vZpomlnkam
! Jak il bylo nzko. kdyZ pred I,
1, dnem Sc blizila k chmurnyr
zdem Velisc, kdyz sc ocitila
!, "bilem pokoii'! A pri odi'
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cRocEkNf sfoR byten,, o Z
svetnicich Sc bud proda aneb
pronajme, je v dobrem okoli.
Haste Sc V els, 1858 Broad
way, Maple Heights. Tel. Bed.
ford 143. 81
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PRIJME Sc mladsf divka
do obchodu k telefonu a men,
sim obchodnirn pracfm. Haste
sc v elsie 4424 Broadway. 5-31
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PRIJDTE A VYBERTE 81
dunn pro vase zustavani Tia KITE
rekoliv ulici v Corlett. ceny
jsou posud mike. Prijd'te do
cisla 1922 Homer Ave., vcz-
mete Union karu, az ma konec
linie. Skola, kostel a vsechny
obchody jsou V blizkost;, jsou
pouze 5 minut cesty I'd naSich
novych domu. Prijd'te, a kup-
tie primo Cd stavitele.
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FANNY MA PRoDEJ, n,

FANNY MA PRoDEJ, ma
Is, velke, Sc vim zafizenitn,
aneb bez zaffzeni, $ budova-
mi, aneb bez buddy, farrny pro
jaktkoli druh farmareni. Far
my blizke, d Cievsiandu ,aneb
vzdAlene. Tkz venkovskk loty,
donny, obchody a .tetnf mfsta.
Vezmu vas majetek ma vyms-
nu. zadejte podrobnosti; aneb
dopiste iii Adolf Tonka, Soioit
o. u, $50
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MA ZAP. .134. uL. Hii4e. 50.
Lorain, proda Sc moderni1 dun
0 6ti pokojich a da. a.se IA $500
cena. to veImi levna. 'Musi byt
prodan nasledkem nemoce
Haste Sc v elsie 3287 Fulton
Rd. 60
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PRODAM NEkbLik pek-
nych domti bize Broadway ban
ku, drevenych cihlovych "a
levnou cenu. Blizsi sdeli JOS.
Flip, 5082 Pershing Ave. v "a
|du. 6-2
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MA ZAP. Is. VI. koupite
moderni dunn 0 6ti pokojich,
garaz,. pfieina prodeje odiezd
do Kalifornie. Cena $4,000.
Haste Sc v elsie 1887 Fulton
|Rd. sc
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PRIME Sc:

PRIJMOU Sc jeden neb diva
PAM ma byt sc snidani neb bez.
Haste Sc v cisle 1912 vych.
48. ul. 5-31
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PRobA ST moderni dyouro-
dinny dum blize Denaison, $. Wy
hlidkou do Brookside Parku.
Tento majetek Sc da pouze "a
$4,000. Haste Sc ' elsie 1887
Fulton Rd. 6-2
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PRODA Sc dunn 0 5ti poko-
jich, koupelna, tepla. voda, ga
raj. Haste Sc v elsie 11808
Soika Ave. z vych. 116 ul. 5-31
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PRODAJf Sc diva domy ma
jednom lote, aneb Sc vymenf
"a lot. Must byti prodany ry-
chile. Haste Sc v cisle 1929 w.
|56. st. 6-2
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PR0DA Sc pekafsky obchod '
K. 94O9 Lotai1 ave-, pred IL
roxy zalozeny a kde Sc trzi
pres $500 tydne. v nedEli sc
brzo zavira. Pri obchode il
bekny byt . 5ti pokojch. Da
Sc LEVINE. Zavolejte tel. Princt.
1440 r. mezi 4. 4 s. nod. We
Ger. -6-2
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|PRODA, Sc moderni 3iednoro-
|dinny dnm ma zap. LIZ. ulici,
blize Lorain Ave. Vezme 50
lot co prvni splatka. Tez dvou-
rodinny ddm ' tom samem o
koli. Haste Sc U P. Neuzil. !.
,9715 Dennison Ave. Tel. Hem
lock l210.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-12-14

lea Santa: l am a little girl. I
Will be three months old on the is
out | think l am large enough for
you to leave me some toys. En-
closed find 25 cents for the Empty
Stocking Fund. Yours Lovingly RJj-
FULYN f. MATHEWS.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-12-14
HAILED AS REAL DIRT
FARMER. L0VDEN NAY
BE GIVEN NOMINATION
Called Outstanding Country
Squire Among Presidential
Possibilities
BY GEORGE BRITT
NEA Service Writer

OREGON, H., Dec. IA
Outstanding country squire
among American presidential
candidates. Farm manageme emf
his occupation. cattle breeding
his hobby and horseback riding
over his own 5000 acres has ia
vorite exercise.
Such is Frank O. Lowden,
former Illinois governor, who is
hailed as a real farmer even by
his neighbors. His has been the
real back to the soil move
ment, for he his returned in both
residence and interest to the rus
tic atmosphere from which he
started.
When Lowden bought the first
tract Of Sinnissippi Farm, Is years
ago, he joined the community I'M
der the handicap of being stran-
ger, known as the soA-in-law of the
Pullman company magnate and
weaned from the soil by years of
city law practice. 1t required time
for him to merge with the land
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-12-14

Scene from Gust Married. the
honeymoon farce comedy coming to
the Rylander theatre for one night
only tonight.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-12-14

Dear Santa Claus: am a little
glrl 8 years old, I am not askinr for
many things this Xmas PIeaSo
oilhg me bicycle and a story book
Am sending 10 cents for the EMMY
stocking Fund. Your little oirj
MoNTINE SUMMERS gu L
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-12-14

1906, driven by a coachman benin
a pair of stepping bang-tailed
horses.
For heavens sake, colonel, get
down to earth or you'll be showed
UNDER advised a courthouse sage.
Hire a buggy from the livery
stable when you go out after votes.'
Practical Farmer.
Lowden recognized good advice,
and a never-outgrown interest in
farming coupled with keen political
sense have made him, to the core, a
farmer.
The Lowden farm goes better
when the colonePs at home" says
an observing neighbor.
'The colcnel knows as well AS
any man in the county whether a
field should be put in oats or corn.
He used to raise Shorthorn cattle
and was an expert at judging them.
He's good at Holsteins now. The
farm is on business basis and has
to earn its keep" sg
Around the courthouse the loung-
ers give ready sppraisals 4qf, tile
corlmunity's first citizen. To them
all he is Colonel" not "GoyerndF'
and not Frank"
''Not Good Politician
He isn't good politician" says
one.
He's too conscientious. Take
when he was governor. Our county
didn't get any roads or big favors.
He didn't want it thought he was
spending the states money on his
home folks"
Colonel Lowden just won't let
anybody dictate to him. atys.sta-
Other admirer. "He could have
been, governor when Deneen was
nom aated ifhe had compromised. Il
heard him say in campaign speech
once, 1 want to be in good compa-
ny when I'm by myself, and that
is the way he works.
Well, the colonel is. democratic,
all right" testifies third. "he
doesn't walk around Shaping folks
on the shoulder, but he knows your
name whenever you meet him, IS
glad to see YOU and ready to listen
to you. The Lowden kids are. all
right, too, not bit snippish."
Those who have watched Low
denis campaigning are ready to dis
pute his fellow townsman. who says
he isn't a good politician. Comes
the memory of a hot summer after
noon in crowded convention hall.
The chairman introduces Lowden, a
stocky, vigorous, clean-cut man
who talks clearly, ingratiatingly,
with world of punch.
His tanned face reddens and he
perspires. Off comes his coat. One
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notes the suspenders. He lossens
his collar. On he talks and his
hearers elahlor for more.
0gle county is for Colonel Low
den" As a neighbor Tor 25 years
he has impressed the people here
with his sincerity, fairness, generos-
ity and exceptional ability.
The beautiful homestead over
looking the Rock River is his
home" :, and he is one Of the com
munity,
Lowden first demonstrated prac-
tically the advantage of dairy farm
ing on the river ravines, and led
to the establishing of a large milk
condensery here. In local charities
and civic enterprises he took a
large share. In county politics he
attempted no dictatorship.
That is the home town slant on
the man, who narrowly missed the
presidential nomination in 1920, re-
fused the ambassadnrship to Eng
land this afll and may yet reach the
White House, 81
Lowden was born in 1861 at Sun-
l4iae City, Minis SOM of the town
blacksmith 1t was pioneer country
then, and his mother used to take
him as baby with her to get the
COWS for fear Indians might steal
him. The family moved to Hardin
county Iowa, when the boy was r.
There he grew up, teaching school
to pay his way through the Uni
varsity of Iowa.
In 1886 he moyed,.to Chicago,
worried ina laW offNe while going
ito law school abdS finished the
course n 4 single year at the head
Of his class. TeMsgears later he
TVS leader atstAe bar and mar
red TO Plorenoet PalIman. He quit
rracticing law in 1906. When not
II public office, most of his time
since then has been spent on the
farm.
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Meet the whole Lowden family.
Above: Frank O. Lowden, Fran
ces Lowden, Harriet Lowden and
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CLUB PLANS BOOSTER
CAMP Align FOR HANCOCK


SPARTA, Dec. 1.-THE Han
cock County Boosters club is pre-
pairing to send out advertising mat
ter which viii put Sparta and Han
cock county "on the map" Every
merchant and business man in the
city will have his stationery espe-
cially printed telling OF the various
advantages Of this locality. City
council has passed a resolution Of
1el1ng free taxes and water to any
manufacturing enterprise that will
locate here 1t is proposed to make
this offer for a tive-year period
Many inquiries have been received
by the SECRETARY. The work is be-
IN ing pushed also by County Agent
irultt, who is an active worker in
the organization. Is
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Mrs Lowden Below, Pullman
LoWden and Florence Lowden,
Conferred below is Sinnissippi
1906. driven bv coach17o2 bol,i-71
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l am sending % cents for the emp
ty stocking fund. Maude Holiday.
Dear Santa Claus; l am a little
girl six years old and like to go
to school, please bring me a dot!
and doll carriage, and pair OF
bed room slippers and anything
else you want to, and please don't
forget my little brother and cousin
Calhe Sue. Enclosed you will find
25c for the empty stocking fund,
Your little friend Margaret Vivian
Griffin, 912, E. Jackson street.
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A Chinese general plans to teach
Chinese soldiers scientific cultiva-
ton with modern farm machinery
and then organize them into labor
brigades for colonization Of the
vast waste lands of northwest
China.
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The me annual destruction due to
lightning fires in the United States
o0Q,o00. ~ 'N'' 90 '@@''-
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Three hundred thirty-four mil
lion cubic feet of timber has been
sold by the forrest service in the
Tongass national forest, Alaska.
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Dearest Santa Claus: We are
three little girls, just five years,
four years and two years old. W.
want you to go 10 see all the little
girls and boys. Please bring any
thing nice you can to us; we will
try to be good little girls. We are
sending SOC for the Empty Stocking
Fund. Your little friends, FLOR
ENCE, SARAH AND JOANNE
WOOD.
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My dear Santa Claus: l am a lit
tie girl 10 years of age, l am not
going to ask for as much this
Christmas as I did last year. But
| want you to please bring me u
pair of skates a box of candy and
some fruit. That is. all l wane.
Don't forget my two little brothers.
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scape and to be accepted
In Oregon they like to recall his
starting to tour the district in his
first congressional campaign in