davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1926-06-25
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H.. lake He yer
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or 9Toi pa0orB, cTaIa npeBaaapo-
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, 1926-06-25

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he 3arpasHuI 3ReHnInHy, EaR OBJ
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1a &c 10 aaeATOrO 0NAeTa II 10 nMe-
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mnHa cTaHeT MaTepBD, oHa 4eIae1
ca qHcToM 4 cBaToI. IoIBHr MaTepH
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, 1926-06-25

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ia n%HuIyTGG 9TH cTpoEn, aMepHRaHc
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HpaBHrB noHoGeHHe. IIoIHTHEa pei
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9EoHoMHTecEoe Ho,IoTeHne Ppan-
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cJIuIEoM yceplH0ro 8aHaTHa Ho1E
, 1926-06-25
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BpHaHa, Ha IOTop0il cHoBa OcTaHO
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He cMoTpa Ha 0qeBHIHHe HeyIa7
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lax He ns HapO4a, a Ha HaTeHToBaH
HBIX CIIenHalHCTaX ITO %noIHTHqec-
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pa3&nraHHIa aapacToBoR, MHIbe-
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lei TeaTpa, My3BlEH Il HcEyccTB.
BpHaH 0HI TaERe HpeEpacHnM opa
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lopaToIbB Ha-
THna,lH HaIoeIaTB II ny6IHEa "a
cHIIala. Tax B aTMoc9epe HcRIIo
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B 1899 ToIy HpoH8omIa HepeMe-
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, 1926-06-25

VI TAX aergo " apomaTHO
B M0eH 4YaIie fiHcx04HT tTRtilb,
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B~nAeTeHHaa 8 aAaToE RaMbItu.
3a6yaem 6y4HN poRoBbtei
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B semHoH yTpO6e He3emHbIe
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MBI 18Tn iHeeeHa0ro MAJ,
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iBea4e, rae soHoeTb rOAy0aa,
LINER He6y cBeTAoMy nphseTa
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, 1926-06-25

'cTBHe zero v 0TRpblBaeTCA TO, ITO
no BeeM H%paBNaam" 4oH%HO 6blTb
cRpbITBm. ECAN Obi nOAo6Raa 90
pB6a pasfopeaacb v BORpYr 4pYFNx
3aROHoB, TO HocHTeap ''Hapo4HOh
B0aR" OCTaA0eb OBJ TO1bKO AeA0Y-
MeBaTb, a 6bITb MoxeT, " HeFo40-
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mach Obi BCa saRyANcHaa pa6OTa.
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MECCHeH R0pHN saKOHa 0 Tpe3B0c-
TN 90 sTOM AYqme Beer0 CBN4eTeAb
cTByoT. Ms aTNx "oTKaHblBaHNH
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cTpaHax C 4eMoRpaTHqecKoh @op-
WOW npaBAeHNa C0s4aWTCa no HpH-
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Russian Daily HeraId-RaSSVISt
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Chicago, iii.
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DO Your Duty

As the din of the campaign subsidies, the voter
duty clear and distinct and that is the
obligation that citizenship places upon him to cast
his ballot. Government is jsut good or just as
bad the voters will it. Indifference is respon
siblc for many political shortcomings.
Arguments to the great jury Of voters have been
closed practically so. What is written spoken
tat this hour will not sway the voters to any ex-
tent Through its columns, The Tribune has sought
to present fairly and impartialy all the issues Of
the campaign 1t has printed both sides Of the var
Gus issues in sufficient length and clarity to guide
its readers.
1t is not the function Of newspaper to dictate
the votes Of its readers seek to drive an cleo
torate to this that candidate. Whatever the re-.
suit tomorrow at the polls, constitutional govern
ment will be safe in North Dakota and the various
processes of political life will continue to func
ton. The peace, health and safety of this sovereign
state will totter and sway in the balance in any
event.
Z For weeks the voters have been talked to- argued
with and pressure brought to bear by this thai,
faction. All of which has been perfectly legitimate.
1t is part of the great American political field day
But the tumult and the clamor are now over
for few months and the time has come for the
voter to act. 1t is his and her duty under the law
and under the sacred obligation of American citizen
ship to to the polls and vote honest convictions.
Be sure and VOTE
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sive movement in wisconsin, Mr..
Huber outlined the things for which
the Progressive party stands. naming
among other things. progress in gov
eminent under the constitution, belief
in the constitution in letter and in
spirit, including even the right to
amend it.
He declared the party stands for
ballots rather than bullets and is
against corruption in high places.
The cry of Wolf" and "Bolshe-
visit" he asserted, was for the pur-
nose Of distracting the public while
its pockets were being picked by
crooks, and he deplored in feeling
terms the excessive and corrupt use
Of money to control elections. which
he said is becoming more prevalent
in public life.
"A crook in an alley is preferable
to one in public office" he declared
and again, later, "if this tendency is
not checked it will undermine the
government" referring to the cor
ruDticn he had already spoken Of,
He referred polntedly to various
election scandals the past few years
charging that in 1920 there was spent
the sum Of $l,773,303 to secure the
nomination Of General Leonard Wood.
He also refeMed to scandals in con-
nection with the candidacy Of former
Governor Lowden and the pernicious
activities throughout the south OF,
behalf Of one candidate whom he did
not name. which were aimed at che
buying Of the negro vote.
Which shall lead, money or men =
hexSted. again, (Which shall lead
m6neye0r intellect!" =
HS oppressed the hope that this
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Editorial Comment

(The Minneapolis .JOurnal)


The coming to Minneapolis Of that highly YER
satile royal parsonage, Gustav Adolf Of Sweden
makes apropos examination Of the Crown
Princes suggestion that the great present duty OF
Christian churches throughout the world is to work
for international amity.
mo human organization has more direct call
ing for such q momentous task than the Church,
he says. "'Peace earth is the very word that
ought to res0und forever call to duty. For
nothing could be more obvious than that the
Church neglects it's duty, if it does not earnestly
try, with common consent and voice, to pro-
claim peace and mutual trust amongst men,"
Mutual trust amongst men," The Prince has here
condensed into four simple words the one and only
workable formula fer the abolition Of war.
Outlaw war paper draw up and sign solemn
treaties, bind all the nations to submit their dis
pute to world court, sink all the naves, junk all
the cannon, and without mutual trust amongs.
men," there would still be war in the world if only
war to enforce the peace
War is but symptom, the symptom Of disease
that combines dstrust, greed and racial hatreds
Nations cannot get rid of the symptom unless they
first get rid of the disease.
Let all the nations mutually trust one another,
let races forget their traditional tribal hates, let
governments do unto other governments as they
would be done by, and the disease vanishes.
Disarm the nations are told and there could
be no more war. Perhaps. Nobody knows 1t has
never been done But remember that men with
hate in their hearts, with greed in their souls, with
distrust in their minds always can find tools with
which to fight
Disarm the nations. indeed! Not so easily done
as said. But get the nations to trust each other
and they would throw away their own weapons as
needessly expensive. Attack the disease instead
of it's symptoms.
That is the way Sweden's' Crown Prince looks
at the problem Of world peace, and there seems to
be nothing wrong with his vision. The Church, he
says is the one great agency to weed hate out of
the hearts of men, and thus to take war out from
among the customs of nations. If the Church can
not do it, then the Church fails in one of it's high
est missions.
For nearly two thousand years the Church has
sought to bring peace earh But the Church has
not brought peace earth. Why? Not so hard
to answer. When churches cannot keep the peace
among themselves, when churches assail each others
power to guide the human soul, how can they hope
to inspire nations to put their trust in brotherly
love and international genteness and honesty?
Peace earth, good will to men," the keynote
CT the Gospel of the Nazarene, can be made some
thing more than beautiful phrase, but only whe,.
the Church consents to make the attainment Of
peace on earth and good will toward men it's prin-
cipal business. The Swedish Crown Prince is right.
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SENATOR NYE'S VOTES HAVE Been
UNIVERSALLY RIGHT, SAYS HUBER

Gerald p. Nye must be retained in
the front rank. Wisconsin wants
him, Dakota needs him and the United
States needs him in the senate, dec
Jared Henry Huber, lieutenant COVER
nor OF Wisconsin and wheel horse of
the La Toilette forces in that state.
addressing public meeting which
yesterday afternoon filled the Pat
terson hall, leaving some listeners to
stand at the rear Of the hall.
Noticeable among the number Of
those who turned out to hear the
Wisconsin lieutenant governor speak
in support Of Gerald Nye and the
NbAlartisan League ticket were a
very considerable number of women.
While they probably did not number
half the listeners. they presented q
very respectable percentage Of those
who attended.
In introducing the speaker of the
afternoon, A. s. Dale made reference
to plot TO break up the Nom
partisan meeting at Spiritwood Lake.
This effort he termed q glorious
failure. In spite Of all that could
be done to discourage people from et-
tending, he estimated the crowd there
ct about 10000.
Fills Il Follette's Date
On account Of the impossibility Of
Senator Robert N. La Toilette appear
ing. Lieutenant, Governor Huber took
his place and delivered the principal
address Of the afternoon. Mr.. L.
Toilette had been detained by the ne
cossiky tor his presence in Washington
Iin connection with the Rivers and
sHafbers bin. pending in the senate.
After detailing the history Of Sena-
tor Nye's connection with the progress
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condition of affairs -wilitenot come

condition ~ affairs wilffenot come
into the Dakota elections.
He elaborated at some length on
the work Of La Toilette in prying off
the lid Of the Tea Pot Dome and told
how if Senator Walsh, Montana. had
I! not been put on the committee investi-
eating the charges, there would prob
| ably have nothing come Of it.
He closed his address with. a review
Of the record Of Nye in the senate,
declaring that his votes had been uni
versally right and that vote for him
was vote for cleaner and better
country to live in.
Judge Graham Talks
The talk of Lieutenant Governor
Huber was followed by few remarks
by Mr.. Dale in which ne commended
the work of the present railroad and
warehouse commissioners and those in
charge Of the state owned mill and
elevator. He declared his conviction
that the state owned industries will
show greater profit in the future if
the majority for Governor Sorlie and
those on his ticket is sufficiently
overwhelming.
Judge r. j. Graham, candidate for
congress from the second district,
made few marks, relating his
position on various questions Of the
day, and rec0nnting his early history,
from farm boy to lawyer and judge.
He declared he was acquainted with
the eight hour day on the farm.
Eight hours before dinner and eight
hours after"