davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22

Sfole for Stammcnbe. otter Gyor,
lDbenbe bar Sfolefomislionen truffa
8eltemmelie ON, at Ser ifal oprctteS
&loSier for itammen6e Sfolebgrn /
en- at Sfolerne n6omn tomn" UNDER
2eoelie al Dor 2an6sman6 SO. $.
9ufe, Ser bar b11n6et ct go6t Mapn
ber / 8Den iom 2erer for 8grn mes
oenne Salefeil, og iom ii6ite @ommer
leoeoe ct iaaoant &l1rius / Central
&piifole. Set pentes, at oct npe &,,r~
ins oil blipe gipet / @aibington Go
len. S~folefomisiionen bar lamlet
Stattitif ODER Nntallet al itommen6e
Sfolebern | allie Dele al 8pen iom
Sorbere6elie til bette &urlus.
Mrs. 8. @asberg feireoe fi6te
Ssnoag lin 80 &ars Seoiels6og / lin
Sbigerl Jpn og @atter, @r. % Mrs.
Charles 8enions Stem. @n flor
&reos al &enner iamle6es ON benoe
paa &gitiosoagen og %oberbrogte bert
De 2pfenifninger. MrS. &asbera
berer lin bbie @I6er meo forbab1en-
De &roff og ct / 8eii66eIie al fin full
De Aanos- og 2egemsitprte. Ser
bleb be6 Samnenfomiten boIot fIere
Saler til 6g6ielsoogs> Barnett
@re, iaaleoes al @rs. 6ergeitoo og
Wr. 8aaler, og 81. Clinton San=
mes oberrofte poa 6e foriamle6es
@egne Mrs. &osberg en- imuf @abe
meo nogle pelpalgte 0ro. Mrs.
81. Tre6ericf q. Guof, @or6polens
0pooger, bolber Soreorog ON lin
Noropolsfer6 Gbillingbpernc
Ssnoog og @anoag. Om @en-
6ngen taler ban / ct. Soul
Auottorium og Man6og Mften / Min>
neapolis @uoitorium. 6oreoraget,
oct eneite ban biI bol6e fer / @pen,
oil blibe le6laget af 2Dsbille6er efter
Sotogrofier, iom! bou tog poa lin
Hel1e til Polen. 8illetpriierne er rs
Gents til 5000, og 8illetter fan fig,
bes metropolitan MrIic @tore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22

Glen lite Spiterlamfmnbets BAL
paa Central @alI Sorsoag often oen
%. Sftober.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22

@ansfprcninsen n9ania" oil al.
boloe Bal paa 8aia Sail 2eroog If-
ten Sen 6. Nopember, bportil alle
0onife er inobuot. Mogangspriien
er 25 Gents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22

u. u. Garlion, bpis Stem bar Il
7O3 @a1e ct. fer i 8pen, afgif /
Sen6ogs pes 9goen paa 8etbesoa
&o1pital. San por en- befienot @ien=
oomsmegler og bap6e lepet Der /
8pen / benpeb 20 Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22
minneapolis.

rSbe M%illionaire Sramp", 81. s..
@iooer, taler / 81 I ten / ung-
oomgforeningen at 1905 paa &egna
9all, Gor. 2h ctr. & Cedar MDe.
Cen 8locf fra 5epen Gorners). Mo=
gongspriien er 25 Gents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22

yUlut Sul Ruu Sulu c6|u4I ~pIOuS VI
ten Sen 6. September, bportil alle
Donife er inobuot. M0gangspriien
ct 25 Gents.
u. ". Garlion, bpis Stem bar Il
7O3 @aIe ct. fer / 8pen, afgif |
Sgnoogs pes 9g6en paa 8etbesoo
&olpital. San bar en- befienot Client
6omsmegler og bab6e leDet Der
8Den / benpeb 20 Mar.
@orbpolens Opoaser, Or. Sre0e.
ricf 81. @oof, pil bol6e ct Soreorag |
Muoitorium fer / 8pen f%grltfommen,
Sc Spn6ag Mften, Ser bill blipe leo
idget al 2psbilleoer at Sotografier.
iom ian tog UNDER &eilen / set beie
Hor0.
Gn nD SD9bom. Neppe er ri be-
ben fer6ige meo 8ernelammellen,
fgr en- M Rla9e mel6er lin Mnfomit
ber pan @gnen, nemlig ~Einf @pe"
ser BOG al6rig bar 9eoen til 6glge.
Gpg6ommen beitaar iimpelt fen / en-
8eten6elie un6er 9ienlaagene. ST.
gen fjen6er 6ens egenli9e Mariag, en-
ten Sen ltammer fra Stsp paa @a6en
eller fra Stpp al benbeiret 2gp poa
Gfteraaret.
Gn befjenot Mfbulostaler, Mrs.
Mmanoa Beterion at 8orcelter,
Mosi., ct fremragenoe @e6lem al
~@omen's @briitian temperance
Union" (@. 6. &. H. oil paa en-
Gore6ragsturne ogiaa beige ct.
Saul, bbor bun bill tale be6 to for
ifiellige 2ejligbeoer> nemlig Gors6ag
s. 4. Nopember 4l. 8 Mften / Sirlt
Sme6iib 8aptiit Gburcb, &apne s(pe.
& Gins ct, og ben felgenbe Mften /
sen norife Metbo6iitfirfe paa &jernet
al Is. & 8roaomap ct. M6gangen til
begge 8%ore6rag er fri, og Sffenlig=
be6en er paa Set biertelig1te inbbu6t.
Obcrit Spren 2iitoe, Mmerifos &C.
neralfoniul / &otteroam, @ollano,
Ser tioligere far boet fer / 8pen, on
fom BERTH / Ireoags. San forloo
@ollon6 Sen 26en Oftober % aflog=
Sc paa 8eje1 BERTH ct fort 8eigg /
@oibington; bans @uitrn og Spn
.leoiager bam og bele 5milien tog
Spbolb paa Sotel &pon. Sm foa
Gage agter 2iitoe meo Tamilte at BE-
iege Sennen gilbert s. 2iitoe, iom le-
Der / @erbeoen al 2ibbp, @ont. Saa
biot bioes agter Somilien at itonoie
ct Eor Tiger fer / @pen> efter Gilbo=
gefomiten fra Montana, fer Sc otter
ofrejier til 6eres Stem / &ollan6.
st &aales al 6 Gents / Simcm bill
otter ioar blipe frGbet al Sporififter=
nc fer / 8per1 og oper bele @orbbe=
iten. Mrbei0erne formener nemlig, at
Sernboner1e MI gjpr ltrpgenbe 6or-
refining, og pe0 ct / 6isie Gage /
@i6mop afbol6t Masieme6e blep set
belluttet at opfor6re &eprel entonter-
ne for Sc forlfiellige 8oner mellem
Spillingbperne og Sacificfplten at
meoe Dem til ct Samraoo 6en 15oe
Nobbr. = 2grmingerne poa allie 8a=
ner / Nor0peiten er for 9jebliffet fgl.
genoe: NatformGno, 81 Gents / 81
men; 0ugformnn6, 35 Gents; Scat,
bjGlpere, 81 Gents og 0ngbjelpere
30 Gents / Simen. - Won benter, at
Sagen oil blibe or6net / Min6eliqbe6
og at Spergsmaalet life oil foronle=
oige en- Streife.
~S@c @illionaire sramp", Sen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22

Maaneb FOR to Mar ii6en en- perlon-
Zig unoerlggelie al Bette 2ano, blanot
an6re omltri0te 2anoomrao6er; /
bans 6plge befanot Jig S. IS. @alfer
fra Smo @arbors og 6. %. Conner.
By, forbenperen6e @eneralaopofat,
fra minneapolis. Sc reiIte me6 8aao
til 8eaper 8ap og maatte ii Mile
giennem Sfoben, fer oe fom til Sen
lille Spite paa 2anoet.
~&t fan6t ct Styffe benpe6 so SOB
| Strfont, font bar rDooet, en6ifignt
Stubbene en6nu TOD ser. 9enne
2psning / Sfopen bar in6belt / imoa
Mgerlapper, bbor @abre, &artofler
og anoet bar plontet. 9ette por Mps
lingen, iom fan affogbe G6 paa, al
ban bab6e. 81 gift in6 / &ptten. Ser
bao6e peret en- Gti til 6en; men bpit
ufruot bite, at ingen bopoe beret
Der bele Sommerer. Snoe / &Dtten
bar en- ruiten Sbn og en- 5lags Seng.
8e6 Si6en al Sen9en bar ct Sui
@ulpet, giennem bptlfet l1frubt to
SOB bit bar bof5et op. st 8oro
bar 6elpiS gnabet / StDffer al Bin6=
ipin. 81 fotograferebe l1fruotet inoe
! &ptten og uoenfor 0eren. Meo
l1notagelie al 6e imoa Mgerlapper
bar De 100 Mcres bc0pffet me6 preq=
tigt Gammer:
~&i fon6t Mon0en / Superior,
bbor ba11 bob6e Ell goo Shilling oe
baboe boet / fem 9lor meb lin Somi-
lie. alligepel bap0e ban aflaet @o
paa, at &partleftionen bapoe ppret
bans Stem i ODER fem slar."
sSfffe lenge efter bette blep 5fopen
paa 2anoet iolgt for SO pr. 1000
500 og ganlfe nplig blep Oct iioite be-
taft. Ser bar 885, 1876 SOB Tpn1<
mer> iom brogte Statens Sfolefono
en- SnotGgt al $7,966.22, nei ten $50
pr. @cre.
Gette bar en- Gel al Set 2ono, iom
blep gipet' % iom Sfolelono og life
iom Sumplan0; men Yrincipet er get
Set er Gbmmeret Sc pil bope
fat pao. Conn oftelt toges 2ono al
@iere at imao @aobrug. 0e opietter
ct 8rug / en- lille 9p, faar fat poo
alt Semmer Scr omfri1g og flptter
laa til oen nGite 8D. S set neDntc
iporeoe Stoten, bpoo Sen fit
for Spmmeret, og eier fremoeles 2or1=
oct. @n pirfelig Settler, iom gioroe
set til lit Stem, fpr 2anoet blep OBJ
moolt, biloe Dgrc berettiget til at no
togc Topirer poo 100 9lcres, og oer=
1onl ri life baboe facet fat poo oisie
gepiler, biloe Manoers eoclige St.
fl9ring bore blepet goofjenot og
ban baooe facet Igmmeret."
@olsatbafirfcns apinbcforcnina
mpoer ~fprltfomnrenoe Gors0og bos
Wrs. Slim NeliorL 3O4 @onn10 ct.
9llle er %belfonu11e1.
Tplgcnoc Sfanbinaucr far / 0isp
Gage uotoget Notwithstanding:
Mn0erlo Jon % Marie S1pon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22


Statsmaoitpr Spcriun preientcre,
Sc | Girsoogs Stotsfosicrcr Oincbort
en- Gbecf pao $1,160>000 for Sftobcr
Maoneos l1olioning til Gorntperne
al S1otggterne fra set falte Sfole.
fon6. Sele 9elpbet operrGffes poo
oe1ne Maaoe til aasiereren iiteoet
for at ien0e Ell Gbecf til bpert Count
tD, bbis Mn6el bill blipe fratruffet set,
iom p~eofommenoe County ifal Be.
tale / Sfat | Dftober.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22

@oropolens ppSaser, Or. 6reoe-
ricf 81. @oof, bill bol6e ct Toreorag /
Muoitorium fer / 8pen feritfommen-
Sc @pnoog Mften, Der bill blibe leo
ldget al 2psbilleoer af 6otografier.
lom fan tog UNDER &eilen / set bpie
Nor6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22

Tplscmbe Sfanoinapcr far / Oish
Gage uotoget Notwithstanding:
So9omneS Mnoerlon % Morie Smarr,
ion, @nitop Morteruo og SS5>,ga 60
biolon, Mrton Nnoerion og Bertha
SSberg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22

@olsatbafirfcns apinbcforcnims
mpoer .~ferltfommenoe Tors0og bos
Wrs. Slim Neliorl 3O4 @6m1n0 ct.
Mlle er belfpmne1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22

SITTER 5orlpocnbe ifal 8e1tprerne
for Greet Nortbcrn @oren bore bill
Zig til at begpnoe Opferelien al ct mt
Union Depot fer / 8per1, ioo mart
Mrbejod |onn er plonlogt / Min,,eo-
polls fan tage fin @egpnoeIle .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22
st. PAUL.

"sk Paul Fdende" removed to Room
9O1 Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22
st Gfscmpel paa Sc Toripo. Tor

st efsempel paa &c Soripe, iom
g1sres I en- flor Maoleitof for at ltiu,
le bgroif1'lot 2ono fra stoter1, gipcr
Sfotsoloitpr Sber1 jon peo at meooe-
le ON ct Silfrfoe | Safe County, 6por
en- bel litueret Mano / Superior un-
Der 80 erflgreoe> at ban bopoe fit
91em poa en- &bartleftion / 2afe
County, at ban bab6e oprfet 2an6et
og beltet Mfgrpoe poa %ia1nnne. Mapn.
te Sono beItoo al ier0eles rigt Sfop-
la11o. = Mr. SSberion foretog i S,li
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22

MlfreO Scisbers, Ell u1le norif
Sogferer, ifol efter 6orlpocnoc at
@upernpr Gberbort bore bleben u.s.
11gpnt til at blipc @rimmer's Otter
mo110 iom @11bernprens @recutipe
Glerf, ,1aor oer11e reiignerer fra
1lGbnte gmbe6e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-25
RhnitIerlanuett.

@uItaO Dore, Der beriibmt. gi.
beliIluItrator, pflegte ieben Sonntas
3abIrei9e pariier SiinItIer, Muiiter
uno S9riftFeller, gu einem frDbIiten
Ro6le einSulaSen unb guitIia Su 6es
iuirtben. Der Naler benuhm ii4
BEL 6tefen Sonntogs6dntetten, oeneH
gsip0bnlib aud feline Dtutter beis
fppbnte, nitht feltsn pie Elm 3u alIera
lei tplIen Strei6sn dufseIester 3nas
be. 9ie 2tmiiIements, bic er auss
bedte, tpur6en in gang Pdris beladt.
Ginmal lieb er eine rieiise @Gnieles
berpaIt.te auf ben siI6 tragsn. Wlit
poetiI9en Dorten iprd9 er BON Den
8pr5iisen bieIer paitete, rii6Hte Die
Site Ser Sriiffeln uno er5dbIte auss
fiibrfib, pohsr oas Nteiiterpert
itammte. Oils er mertte, oab ben
9GIten ods DoFsr i'm WiunOe qua
IammenSulaufen besunn. idob er Die
paItets einem ais 6einI9meder bes
fannten &iinitler bin unb erfudte ibn
feierIi9, ben 2ederNFen uuf5uidneis
ben. 0u itslts fih beruus. Bob
Die paitete aus pappe mar uno elm
Isbenoisss TeerI6tbsinden sntbielt.
Den Dein IieB 9Ore in bier 5Ids
i6en isrpirsn, unb oieie 5laiten
Tpielten, ipenn iie gu ben 9ldIern
berubneiste, nm ben t6itliden Srdus
fenIdft einSusieben, poItas uno
@al5er.
@inmal luo Ser Malsr ben 9enes
rulpOitoirettor gu Slid. Der Speis
fefaal mar fir bieIe be!onoere @es
lesenbeit tpie Elm ppitamt ausseitats
tet fporOsn: Die Serpietten paren in
5orm bon 8riefumi4Idgen ssfaltet,
6ie paItet6en 6atteu Die Sorm BON
tleinen 9riefen, uno bas Sefrprene
tpar pie 8risfmarten mObslirt. gis
nes 2lbenos CAB 0ore elm Gfen Su
Gbren ieines Sreunbes PuuI SOans
ne. gluf Dem Slide itanOen grOBe
9lassloden, unb unter ieber lag elm
y6iibrer bur6 paris" BON Soanne.
Sore nabm zines Der Bidder in Die
Sano. that, ala tpenn er baraus gdns
&c gbI9nitte porldIe - obtpobl er
aIIes, mas er ipra9, gun3 frei er<
fan0 - unb bielt 5uleBt ofpei Res
ben, bic cine i'm Some unb nit Der
frdn30Iii9en 9lusfpra9e zines Gnsz
lGnbsrs, bie an6srs i'm Zone unb nit
Der Qusiprade zines 0euti9sn; er
abmte bic 9lusiprade Der parts bes
fu9enben glusldnber 10 gut na4, OuB
Die 9dite gar niht mertten, baB er
ii6 nit ieiner 3ub0rerf9uft nur els
nsn Spab ma9te. Stets au S4ers
gen aufseleet, improDiiirte Dor6
einmal, als er nit einisen 5reunben
in 8srona ipeilte, auf offener StroBe
cine MISUNDERSTANDING unb Iuurs
melte Damn Don oen 3uf9auern 9elb,
bas er nit ben 5reunben pertrant.
Seine Malerlaufba6n begunn sr pds
nit, oab sr in Isinem SeimatbsOorfe
eine Senne grim anmalte, ipofiir er
beinabs priiSel betommen bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-25
Sn eieenen Soften.

Die 2anopsbrii6ungen i'm fturms
betpegtsn Sabre 1848 paren ni9t ielz
ten geeignet, sur 9eluitigupg bes
9ublitums gu 6ienen. 2anogeri6tss
&dmmerprGIiOent 8arl S9prn i6ils
bert in Ieinen v2ebenserinnerungen" ::
r0ieIe 2anbpe6riibunsen gu6en Su
man6en tomii9sn Sssnen Gnlob.
3unG9It bei Der @iutIsioung in Die
ungepobnten meiit gu engsn Uniforms
frads, ipel9e duf sinem freien plabe
DOr benz 3eusbuus (Saiernen sab
es nihD unO unter GROCER 3uIdauers
mense bon @rpn6fensn uno S9uls
tinbern itattfanb. gu ben @inberus
ftnsn sebOrten aud Gltere Sabrgdnse
pOn 5amilienpGtern, Oersn Saillen
am bGuslihen Sero IoIfe Dimens
TiOnen angsnpmneu batten, oaB Die
llntformen melt auseinanoeritanOen.
Menn bunn Der Stneibsr ni1t mebr
belfen fpnnte, tpuroen Die ebrbarsn
8du9lein CUR ollgemeinsn 9eluiti>
gung ipieber entlahen.
8dren enOlih bic RodperbGItnife
nit Sfpei @drnituren in Sronung
sebra9t, 10 tamen Die 8eiutlsiOer an
Die Rei6e. tpsl6e dber auf Dem pfs
fenen plaBe ielbitreosnb nur ans
nGberuO probirt purben. gs pur>
ben nur ie 3tpei Baar Deibleinene
(oamals nod nit 9nmaIhen berries
benz unb aus SparIdmfeit unb pieIs
lei6t aud aus Mans.l, Su6boien
nidt peruusgdbt! Sir ben Radmits
tassOieuIt un6 10 aud fir talte Res
gentose bieB Der 8sfebl: ,Sn eistneR
9oien untrsten!" Man tann ii9 Den.
fen, fpsldss 9lFortimsnt in 5arbe
unb Sdnitt bu 5ur 8erpenouus
lam; ia, mands S6er3p0seI ma9ten
ts fid sur 9lufsabe, babel auBerors
0entlides gu lsiiten, uno erinnsre i9
mid, oaB untsr nnberen ou6 bdusrlis
de aniebofen nit Wabenitriimpien
uno buntseflidte 4ntiquitGtsn gum
8prf6ein fameu. 8ommdnbeur uno
2ompagnie9efs tonnten sesen Die
ginreoen. man bGbe feline anberen
8eintleicer Bel iid. ni9ts ausri6ten
uno muBtsn oen Spott rubia binnebz
men Mun piiroe bsute DOR grs
itaunen fid ni9t fdfen, id6e nun
Elm Battalion in fol9 6unter, tornes
paltitii6er 8erfo1ung.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-25
5usiipradiss gr5isbnns in Gliah.

Srt Der SanoIuns: promena6e in
Strabburg. perfonen: Waoame
GaudIer dpri9 9odlGr), die, pari,
fer Strabsntoiletts; Sifi, ibr S9Ob'
biinb6sn. Sifi bat feline Serrin per'
laFen unb tauIbt nit sinem plebeii'
fttn Setter SOfIi4tsitsbsseisuns.u
aus.
mabams g.: nSifi. sifi, bicns
trnc, pisns bone, mon deri! 8isns.
Sifi, piens!. 49,"
Nad .inisen Winrtsn Iiiben 8it'
tens, serubt Sifi, iih ipisOer einfaus
gen gu laFen. 8uum iit cr ii9er um
Salsbanb sefaBt. 70 erbdlt er einise
Sisbs nit Dem rombrslIe" uno es .rs
font aus .brIi9fter, alemannifder
llsberSeugung beraus: So, buipzt bi
jeb, oil elen6tr &aib!!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-25

- @ut ssgeben. G6e: ~Wo
tuarit Ou oenn. bab' Did i9on elm
paar MOnats ni9t seIsben9" -
Cube (osr .ins.fperrt MARI: sd mar
nit meinem Setpifen ipisber NAL in
Reparatur!"
De So9termann.
,Sieb'fdbe 2rifdun, bes fresb mid.
tab De 70 uff Din S9peermuOber
biido, ebr 9Outerfei bof4be uff b.im
gseifefopp." = .Das br net ins
bilbf9t, s'Raade min i9 mir abse'
pDbne."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-25

= Gin SudberfGnbieer. e.
Greier: sd mar 10 Sabre Sdents
telner unb m06te mir nun elm Sos
tel taufen. S4 bab' iebo6 oas NOS
tbise 9elb nidt basu unb ba ba6t
i'd bait an cine Stirutb nit Sbr.r
So6ter!" Dirtb: So = 10 Sabr'
Sd.nttellner ipar'n g = anb ION.
nu Sbnu nod tein Sotel tauf.n2!
Rahu iinb g a. aump!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-25

Gdt peibli9. Gr: SO
tesreife niht. ipssbuIb Su INNER atpei
Gage brdudft. um GintGufs su ma,
9enl" - Sic: -Rd. bas 1T bod iebr
sinfad! Ginsn Sag braude id. um bic
Sufen einoutauf.n. unb ben apeiten,
um iie umSutauf9en!"
: Die aIte. Sur 9,rlObuns
freIder Sbrer S09ter oarf man 6snn
teui. srotuliren9" = I'D, ssben
g.! Gs 1T tpisber Die pdulaI+
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-17
In the Physician's Family.

For years past the City Club has
generously assumed tho responsibility
OF telling all New York how 1t should be
governed. The committees of the club
have been active in every department
OF the town. Advice, cautions, instruo-
tions, warnings, in abundance on every
subject have come from its dignifed
council, which at all times was willing
to admit that it knew all the delinquent
cies of the city officers and the remedies
that each required.
Learning that the City Clubs own
housekeeping has not been exactly
what it should have been, that there
has been a diversion Of appropriations
and that accounts have been muddled,
the thoughtless, the injudicious and
those highly Objectionable persons tech
nically known as slow brows" may be
inclined to jeer and utter unkind words.
But they should hold their tongues.
The explanation Of tho miEortunes Of
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TANNING THE CHAUFFEUR.
Restraints That Insurance Companies
Might ImpQse.

To TEE EDITOR or THE suN-Str: 7 has
to suggest that the accident insurance COM
panies should put into their automobile poll
cies a clause refusing indemnity Of any Kind
where II can be shown that the driver Of the
car wa at the time Of the accident under the
influence OF liquor or had been drinking
within an hour or two previous. 1t would
be well. too, to refuse indemnity In case
where 1t can be shown that the driver Ia a
habitual user Of into xicants.
Tit accident companies are quite careful
about insurins any man who uses LIQUOR I'M
duly. no matter what his business may be. for
they realize that even . drunken preacher
Is not a good accident risk. In the case Of
include the owner who drives lis v machine,
involved. but the lives Of those 10 the car with
The railroad companies learned lonp Arm
nun .looomotise nor take a" Sh. 70 e " .rai TO
man can hold ii, jos 9o%nS Is Ss drtS or brake
In my opinion the one certain way by which
the general use OF automobiles may be per
m mii.ssp l. sn for tn ths su sneid.o q isScddsnt: mini
penies to refuse, indemnity Of any lind
yhateyer where II can be shown that the
driver had been drinking prior 70 the .cci-
SGHrse ,b .asrs 81. ARE lot lot: q rood f;llow. Who
g~entlemAnly way. such men are usuaiIv
safe. The fellows who do the killing and
should not be protected by the fnsur.nos
companies when aocidents OCCUR.
A rule SUCH a. l sugeest would make the
entrusted bis car TO-. and possibiy It misbhtt
also give . little caution to the younRstSrss
who, automobile their friends to and from
r~oAdhouscs. golf clubs, 40.
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by the addition Of letters Of oornmenda-
ton from ell parts Of the South, the
writer's no doubt induleing in raptures
Of appreciation which they never would
have believed themselves capable of in
addressing a Republican in the White
House.
BY this one appointment Mr.. TAFT
has earned a reputation for sincerity
and good faith that all the cordial
speeches he could utter plus the filing
Of merely political offices with Demo-
Gratis In the South would never have
secured him. The President who APP
points accomplished lawyers to the
bench will always be held in high esteem
in the judicial district, but he ID never
criticised IL his selection il q MAJ Of his
own party. The merit in Southern eyes
Of Mr.. TArr'a choice Of Mr.. Common
IL tho evident oncer for tho welfare
OF North Carolina which it implies.
The President has only to display
the same liberal spirit in dispensing
patronage that affects the most vital
interests OF the South to win its abiding
esteem. He would " be able to
make converts worth counting by the
transparent policy Of distributing Fed
eral jobs among avid Democrats. but
he will attach d~isinterested Southern
ers to him as with hooks OF steel by
pursuing the policy Of which the key
note seems to have been sounded in the
appointment Of an honored Democrat
to the bench In North Carolina.
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4. MODEL
Astonishing Record OF . Motor Car
Driver.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sir: The
letter from Defender" Is OF interest to me.
All he q Of auto speed. DC. and what
he says about the children OF New York
Is absolutely true. 1t Is but fair that q word
OF praise should be said for the capable.
al eful driver, and there are many.
My own chauff eur has driven me. within
the last three years. $1,000 miles, and he
has never met with any kind OF an accid ent.
nor have ever had q delay for repairs on
I ms t osr. ali apr the has repairs sps ! se snd %o SG' hs1ip pa
been done by my chauffeur: With the
exception OF once each year. when he takes
bis car all to pieces. has he ever said bis
Except for this mans skill and care he
these three years The blowing Of a horn
~ %'s 3 |. 'oHsH s asa 70 fSe stands anus s ahHt and loofs.
the middle Of tie road. where be was seated.
and put him on the curb. This is particu-'
Ny man 10 not only an expert in his line
pr manner The IL Frenehl or instincts, w
are many others ike him in this his city. aud \
10 no simple task to drive hours daily under
dangerous and trying conditions. and tina
- much hated BY the careful driver as hsh
hated by the people on the streets.
Al regards discretion in the arrestins-
of ohauI eurs. he police show none. aud d
policeman, ]. take my life in my hands.
They ara trained to believe a woman 81
dose tmsny are). knows nothing and should
be treated accordingly. Occasionally, q
polieemAn's class. An this chaufl eur tslk
h much like. the marriage question: tne
papers tell Of all the miserable ones. t9'
the few happy ones are never .mentioneo.
There are good chauffe urs and there ss
happy MARRIAGES. NITkssk'
KKW YORK Nav IL
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The Presidents South ern Policy.

No appointment by President TAFT
has pleased the South more than that
Of Mr.. HENRY G. CoNNoR, a Democratic
lawyer, 10 be United States Judge for
the Eastern District of North Carolina.
Mr.. TAFT might have bestowed a
hundred collectorships upon Democrats
and the South would have been sullen
Ind unresponsive, suspccting him of a
design to demoralize the Democratic
party by an adroit use of patronage.
But politics does not flourish in the
exalted atmosphere Of the Federal
bench, and when the President passes
over the Republican lawyers in North
Carolina, of whom doubtless there are
many competent to sit a. Judges, and
selects a Democrat for a there
can be only one conclusion: Mr.. TAPr
was looking for the ableet lawyer in the
State, and was supremely Indifferent
whether he should prove to be a Repub-
lican or a Democrat.
Local opinion, without regard to party
considerations, pronounoes HENRY G.
CoNNoR an exceptionally we'll equipped
lawyer for the Federal bench. As 4
result tho Presidential mail is heavier