davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16

9eoere lib % 2eiIigbeo til at ino.
rette iig efter Den nDe Iingenes
Sroen men - ell M Oroen poo
Iingene ifal gennemferes, ioriig.
ti8t flogt, men foIt.
Sfol ui booe gcnncmgribenoe
,SornnOringer, ioo snIfer pi blot, at
0emofraterne maa blioe peo Nag.
ten lGnae nof til. at oeres Georier
ton bliue arunoiat prspeoe Grat.
lis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16

Set bar aaoet op % ne0 o9 otter
op llaens 9eb. aorit bco oct, at
ban beorcoes. iaa at ban upilcn
6aooe ooernnn0et lit 5il6aacialo.
9fen ioo tog ban imoo 2fuoiens
% iif ct mt liIbageiolo, ioa nan
bIen meaet bnnge ior. at ban life
iflloc flmue opcriton oct Mcn at
ter / @aar @oraes loo @leloinqcn
ira Nom paa. at ban bcOres.
I'll @ioraen / Qoa mcloes ira
Nom at @ooen after plroielig er
bIeDen oaorIiacre. og man er ban
ae ior, ot Sggerne fife riatig bar
pilIet opre no mco Sanohe0en an
aoaenoe bans oirteliac 9ilitano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16

llnoer IA. os., oa Den itore Stri.
fe ifuloe iuGrfiettes. meloes ira
@risicI: Sen itore Strife al 9lr.
beioere | 9eIgieu ior at tpinge
gleacringen til al tiIitaa slnlinoeIig
@afaret, beappote rolia / 9oa. o1
oeo 9titenstis nntog man, at 200.
600 opcralt / 9onoet banoe neolaAt
9Irbejoet. 0ette 9lntoI cr / hnert
Tolo 100000 Iapere erO SoeinIi.
iternes 5oruoiigeIie. oe oen fleri.
fole Vresie beapnoer at faioe &c.
npgelien et ,,bnfeligt 5iaifo.
9Sffc oeito minore har Strifcn
pit iierre Stprfe. emo upartiife
SSoattaaere honoe nentet. og ior0i
9fntoIIet sgeoes, iom 9ogen leo,
mener man, at Striferne oil blipe
foritGrfeoe meo iIere Tuiinoe
Morgen. Striferne bar biotit life
boft 5orimrreIie eIler foruleiliget
Sfientliobeoen. @os. oa GIeftriif'
2nstieneiten bar aanet iom almin.
oelig: men agbmpnoene iiaer. al
Sorretnineen itoor itiIle. 9nen er
filIo al Strifere ira Eropinien
hnem oe 2iberaIes 5amilier forisr-
ger.
@riisiel er intet Snouitricentrum
Der er omfring 10000 grbeioere
oa minore 'eno 10000 Of oisie ban
neolngt 9lrbeioet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16
Antrrik -11ut.


Gen 4. Os. bleo Ggpr9iioent Hoo-
ieuelts 0otter Gtbel pgteoiet til
Ricbar0 0erbp. 9ieIien ioregif
GpiifopaIfirfen / Opiter Ban.
5. 4ierpont Morgans Sig al.
tom til gtelp Dorf Den If. os. ON
9orO poo 0ampifi6et n5ronce"
Get Iua pao Yoraoe inotil Wton.
oags, 90 9egropelies 0eitioelig6e-
oerne fonot Steo st. Georges
@roteitont GpiicopaI 6burcb9.
,5luper orpbt. Sra Son 9ie.
X 90. Golif, meloes nnOer 8. oS.. at
2eitnant gfer Chamber al aDItar.
tiIlcriet 0a9en iorpo iaIOt ira lit
suoroocropIan oa iIog iio i6iel
paa Steoet Sans N1eopasioger,
@oitnant 2eipi3 s. 9rereton, llop
ira Oct meo minore apaitelier.
Or. 5reeomann. Zen 8. os. mo.
iprDiteOe Or. 6rieoicb 3. 5rieo.
mann i'm Goccine moo 9u6erfitloie
i 50 al 12l Gatientcr i en- 5tots.
iaititution, @nllm Safe Sauito.
rilm. OperoGrelie al Ell 6el Gel
al Stoten 9i1ooe 3slanoS Spger.
9}pIte Gag piloe ban beb1nolp
pripote @otienter.
Stort SneiaIo. Gen .. os. mel
ocs ira Nlitcbell. : Iaf.. at Der
/ 9e6et Al oe ioiie Is Iimer par
ialoet ira til 10 lonnmer Sne
oper oen peitre Gel al Staten belt
Ilo. til 9lact Stills. Nanerne mnotte
bare Sncnlouene i @ong iaeu-
sra enfelte Steoer 9iebroifa rap
Iportcre0es enoog Is 3onmerSne
Qrano. (iolia on @iorgenen. S.
0g. neobrrnote 1Snoan 0otel oa
ilerc globobpaninaer / Qn6uqne.
Soma vi POO @piter iom lo9ereoe
paa @otellet. maatte Here re0oe
/ III j Oere9 9iotoraat. o. oeres Gien.
Oele miiteoe Dc. 9,ogle fom LET fiji
5fa0e oeo at ipringe no Al Rim
Ouer men inaeu omfom. 9ron6.
tabet onilaas til 100000.
Ct iorelebiat 9leiultot al oen llu
oerieQclie bee en- Senatsfonlite /
Siotcn S1inoi9, iom N ier bar
ontalt. ipnes at uure. at Der Se.
0islatren oil bIine ino6rogt 6or.
ilog ON Oprettelie al en- 9ennings
aontmisiion, Der ifol bare WtoQt
til at iaitiGtte Ell grooerctQlinOite.
lon ior fuinoeIige 2lrbeioere / eta.
ten.
,Srn gQichita. 0on.. mel0es uu0er
10. os., at man Sunnepell er
6lepcn teo al apinoeitpret eiter
at babe prepet oct TO glar. Wie.
oens @frS. ella gilion beflGotc
Gmbeoet, bopoe bun 6eitonoig G5G.
orene poo 9foffen. Oct 9if ioa blot,
at bun til iioit mootte brinae Sci.
ben op for Gomliolene. iom amer.
fenote benoes 9lutoritet; men neo
5oraarsbalget bIeo bum forfnltet
st bctinget Ieitoment. Get for.
tplles ira Council 9luiis, Ga, I'M.
ser ~. os., at ~. @oIllnger Der
| gnen er blepen tcitnmenieret $40.
900 pna Den @etineeIie, at ban
after iig ier Den 10. Slmi | 9lor
Wir. gollinger er 81 glor 9ommel
oa en- opatie Wiefnnifer. gill gGl.
Der oct 10 for BAN at finoe en-
aoinoe, Der bill pate BAN, og oct
iiges, at ban er pan llofig eiter
en-
Moro og Spnchine llnoer s.
os. meIoes ira Wtinot, q. Oof., at
9aeeeren 8. g. Collins Ser orGbte
Sberif SboS. Goilrtnep, fom piloe
arreiiere Collins for ct Woro. ban
bopoe begooet | grfnnias. 0epl.
tn S6erif 1icf gnrmaiter bIeb oa.
ioa ifiiot og beoe iomme 9fften.
Neaeren blep fonaet og inoiat |
spngiIet | Waonoof: men no poa
sIftenen tog en- oprsrt sSoIfemasic
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16
HeDolution | yclgien? ?
100000 a 100000 trncr meo at
gna pna Strife.

9riiSiel, 9. 9lpril. - Com 3or.
bereoelie til en- itor @eneralitrite
for at iatte 5ororiil1en yeen 0iano
cen Stenlme" igennem gelaien
ienotes mango al DC 100000 a
100000 glrbeioeres 0nitruer og
Born, iom nrite Manong eiter So,
cioliitpartiets Crore piI neolGg9e
glrbeiOet, no al 2onOet / Gag.
9qnnge 9elgiere mener, at oen-
ne Strife nil betegue ct 9enoe.
pnnft / gelgiens Siiiorie, at oen
bill reiultere / poIitiife 6oranorin.
ger al uberegneIig 9etnoning.
9aoele ioruoiieer enoogioa en-
9leuolution, en- 9ropins-9loifiIIel.
ie eller en- 3unoiti.ariie.
9lae @enoormer iaa bel iom
Ginilgor0cn nil bline falot no, og
flere 9aabmorter oil blipe ntobi.
Iiiereoe Tor at fire Den offentIige
3ieneite Store DiGngoer al anl
or ororeoe enalano og 5piflano
for at fire 9rpnoiel til Sernbaner.
ne. - 9anaet anor Ell msrf 9io
I Wl6oe: NAV bar en- glnelie on.
at etboert Wlenucife oil fomme til
OF Iioe, boao Stilling Oct emo er i
Man haober ooa, al naor Iioen
nprmer fla. aompromis ifal op.
nnas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16
9nrnen rlafint.

~-~->--------~------
lnroen rufint.
GrGbt pe0 6lDpnin9. &ofio, IS.
Oiarts. 9tilitnrilDoerne 9ofuoa og
Sinrra ltprteoe Dag neo ira Ell
@pioe al 1000 500 o9 orobte5 pao
Steoet.
9er0un 6ranfrig, IS. 0}art5.
2eitnant 9resiarO itprte0e unoer
ell 6lpOning / Dag neo ira en- Sei-
De al 5000 Wfeter og orp6tes paa
Steoet.
Sglterrepublitter. 45efing, II.
2lpril. Sen bra5ilionife 9tegerina
bar telegraiiit meooelt lin 9lner-
tenoelie al oen me 9lepu6lif. Optr
egeringsbp9nin9erne Der paieoe
i @aar aina5 og 9ra5iliens tSlaa
Sioe OH Sioe. Senere er Der fon-
net @leooelelie OIL at 9Seru bar
taaet ct lignenoe Sfriot.
en 9ollon.9ieforo. Faris. %.
Wlnrt5. 2uititipperen Nlnnpelnuper
Der Gnaoo9S ite9 op ira Gom
pregne meo Ell augleballon leo
ia9et al G5rn @oloicbniot, er efter
4t Gimers 5ciloos lanoet ueo
Ghorfom 9hu5lano. Gen til6oge.
lnate Strufning er 2loO ailonle.
ter @ermeo er tioliaere 9teforoer
ilaaet.
Nporoan 4ors oiiolfes. 9aris,
10 9lpril 55ooielsprocenicn oen
iranifc 9oueoiloo / 1912 par ON
lopeitc iiocu 1861. iii. eli / Goa
u0tontnet ofiicicI 5tatiitif. ,Sor6ol-
oct op9ines iaoleoeS, at Der poo
tre0iDe 5omilier foIot i @enncins
init / S6oiel 9arnebroeliabeoen
piite 143 al bnert 5ltiin0.
st Sunoreoe 9enrettelier. 9on-
0on I 9(pril. 3oim 6clqarap6s
0orreiponoent i &etinl beretter on
ct mi9lnffet 9lttentat pao General
Il Duen.Sena. 9epubliffcn5 gire
prpiioent aompIottct if imiolcr
tio piotrrffenoc 6slaer "a enOte
neo, at ct ounoreoe Scnrettclier
fanot Ste0. General Ghi 9u-9inq
ion paoito6es at bpre Soueoman-
oen Sommenibprgelien, bar
blon0t De henrette0c.
Suffet 9Ifaoeml. Berlin, %.
DiartS. IiI g&ois 3eit." teIegra-
ieres ira ct. 9etersbor9: Gegerin-
gen bar belluttet miolertioigt at
lllffe oct militGre meoicinife 9Ifa.
oenli 9runOet pao, at Ser blanot
Stloenterne er opItaaet @prina.
ioronleoiget oeO Samneniteo meo
Ciiicererne glnleoning al. otStn.
oenterne bar nGgtet at bilie poo
oisie.
5eillebet / 9(tlonterbooet. 9on-
Don, II. gIpril. - sra ieritfonl.
menoe 8irsoag = glorsoagen ior
Sitanic@s llnoergang eiter Sam-
menits0et meo ct ,Sabierq 9toro
atlanteren bill GaSiageroaniper.
ne toge en- ipoligere aurS enc oen.
lom bar pGret gploenoe iioen So.
nlar. 9eilittniugen bIep inttet ct
We0e iorleoen / 9riisiel. Set er
ianltioio 6orltnoelien, at poerligere
SornnOringer 9luten oil blipe
giort SiIfeloe al uiUooanlige
,Ssiorbol0.
9lroentinas og SnoienS Spit.
SieI9e 0'eooeIeIie ira oct inter.
rationale 9anobrlgsinititut Nom
belpber 6peoebeilen / glrgentlno la
til 100000 Cons moo 4,523,00
Cons glarct iorno. 0ioiSbeiten
auiloacs til 3 Mil Cons mon
75t5,00O Cons glarci ioriio
Snoicns @roouftion al afifoGct
9lis beIebcr fig til 26,4iS.200
Cons moo 30.55G.000 Cons 9lorct
iorno
gtn Spopolserpeoition 2onoon
"a. MortS. Golariorifercn Scboc
fleton, Der er 1nrD meo at Al
rei{p ri 9(mprifa ma on Snres
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16

bom no. meo 0logt og lpnc6eoe
ban1
n. g. Scnotor So6n 9roof9
6enoerion ira 0iiSiouri Der par
t5orfotter al t3. o9lmenoment" til
H. 2. aonititution, Der Ifpnfeoe
9tearene 8orgerret % Stemmeret,
oeoe poo ct Soipital / Moi6ington,
3 g., iiOIte 2eroog 9Gften Sc 9lar
gammel
Oct berettes ira gSni6ington, at
liot o0er 1000 Soniorila8 er bleoen
inoleueret / ferite llge al inOeop-
renoe Gfstraiesiion. 9tuiten 5per
eneite 9ieiorm, man ti6ligere bar
tgnft pao, ip9es iat no 2ioet ct
eller anoet al oisIe in0leprreoe 6or.
ilag.
Gn 3rpneringsfongres, ion Dis.
ie Gage boIoer 9lorsnlp0e i Il.
Soliis, oil ienoe Ell itarf 9elega
ton til @oibington ior of iorel9q
&c Ergiioent g9ilion 9lorsmooet9
9Inbeioling a. at Der to1es Sfriot
til CpretteIie al ct 9legeringsoepar
tenent ior oiientlige 9Irbeioer. Oct
er iGrlia 9loner til 6ore6ngaelier
al Gpcrioanlmelier, aonqre5ien
oerme0 1or ior 2ie
sSoroifrlp lltab. llaoer y. os.
melbes ira Solt 2afe Gitu at man
Der &G 1 30 ON @orgenen iolte Ell
,$ororpitelie, ser noreoe ilere Se.
fonoer $ernbanetelegroiiiter poa
Oregon Short Cine" S9Sernbaae rap.
portcreoe. at 'Ruiielien ieltes gen.
rem belle ipoeItre SOa6o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16
~ glarg.

teruieiper uotalt, at ban efter i'm
5ilbuaefonlit til Gnglono ogter at
orgnnilere Ell nioenltobelig @rpe-
oition til SpopolarInnoene imoer
engelif 5laa
2ao0 Scott til6age 2onoon.
SonOon, II. 9lpril 2aOp Scott,
Gnfen eiter Den omfnnne Yolar-
iorlfer, fom til Sonoon 0aar
eiter at 6ope reiit belt ira gtp
3ealan0. buortiI 6rn orog for at
nlooe i'm 96oteiuQe. Der penteoeS
6iem paa o3erra 9topn". 95nqen
pente0e mere ippnot poa hcnoes
Silbaqefomit emo benoeS ire glar
gomle Son Meter. @an pioite.
at Sooeren life pilOe nenoe til6aae
ianlti0ig tbi for noQle Gage iioen
blen oct iagt bom, at o9aoop" life
biloe fonlme oenne Sang = fon-
'te en0an8 enere.
6ormooc @iitnoro. Gen en-
aefifc 0beri @}aefiHa aiiteoe iia
'907 on 6ai uar nriten 70 9lar
o. me0 ocn oa 22aoriac aontesfe
GoIianp. Zen I @}orts / 9fdr %.
0e bon eftcr en- fort Snqoon og
citerlo0 I'm aone en- betnoelio Gsor.
mne 9pqcns Grflnrina off no
paa. OF ban nnr oe6 al @iertelana.
melie Senere npitoo intiolertio
Of 9pate ON, at Fan pnr bIepen
for9inet al fin Silltrn oq Stats-
oooofoten har M 1pct 0rore til
If oplranc 2iqet
Neliaions.llnoerbisninq / 5po-
nien @faorio, %. @forts. 6crIie
9li0elina al 9laaoet for oen oifcnt.
liae llnoeruisnina bnr efter Ell lpn-
gere 1orhonhlinq foitiqt 0rolnoen
oi fin 9eretnin1 oncr anno1ereIien
oni9leliaions.llnoerniSrlinaen 1ol.
feifolen Genne Qonr no poa. at
Observation-Disclosures ifal meo-
heles iom biotil; BOG fan iffe-fo.
tolife 3orplore neo oercs @ernS
Cntaaelic Sfolen forlonae @pr-
uenc iritoqne for 9leliqionS- lin.
Nrrnisninacn Torulorenc ifal ioo
oiee marortier ior. at @prnene
Steoet for fonr ltnoerpisninq oen
soraprIiqc NoroI.
aoinoerues aria. 9noleo. Gna.
lono, s. 9lpril Sniiroaetterne
gior0c GAG 6orioo paa at ipran-
ge &llinerne al oct biitoriife Guo-
len Goitle @ltften. 9onosbuen5
SSnbbpqaerc blep tiblig ON 9forqe.
men pGffet a Ell fraftia GrpIoion.
lom fom ira Den 9letnina, boor
NfinoesnGrtet liqQer. Gn tor 8o.
litiibrfe blep lenot oerhen for at
Ilnoerieae 9iunerne. Ger 6len inn.
oct en- lierre @irngoe erploiipe
Stoifer, iom BOG fife baooe onrettet
oen tiltunfte 2oeIpggelie. 5tem.
notwithstanding lao itreet ON poa
0farten, og Here Elafoter broqte
9no ON, bpoo SGogS IoIf bonoe
opret paafpr6e. Golitiet bar imio.
lerti0 intct Spor pno 6orenerne.
9oincore letter 9ieforo. ~
9onfetter / 80 Gage. ga @rGli.
Dent Toincore bapoe itaaet Spio.
len ior oen fronife 9epublif en-
Wtaafe0, tltll0e ban prnle al torcl8.
big at bope ilaaet ollc tioligereGrg.
liOenters &irfiombeoS 9ieforoer.
Eoincare mnes at bope aiort lig til
ct princip life at ofiloa nogen Sno.
booelie; men olligepel 6or han
funnel oiie Sio til at beisge Suac.
6uie og onbre oIientlige Snitittio.
ner og beie lloltilinger. ia enooa.
ioo til at ouerpore olc piQtigerc
tSeneralproper pao Ibeotrene.
@oincores Wiooitonoere mener
oerfor, of ban moo babe meoet Iiot
at be'tille; men at ban 6pert Sab
fife hriber 5ioen ben, frenlqaar al
ialaenoe Stotiitif ober bans Girf-
ionbeo oen ferIte Nioaneo Z
9ebet of oisie 80 0aae bar Sen
me GrpiiOent nenIia oiort oct
alnsitpffe Of oeItoqe | life minore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16

Sinos Earloment aabnet. @e.
fing, 8. 9lpril. 9eroens Dn0lte
GepubIif fonitituereoe Ouor tit
ferite RarIanent, og 9egipenbeoen
ieireoes fife olene / Sopeoitooen,
men ogiaa / mange onOre 9per
ritnoton 2anoet.
Ser meOte lem Slnoreoe 9ieprQ
ientanter al ct iamlet glntal al
800 iant III al pa Senotorer
0i9no oeres 0lonoooms 9(ar
og npiten olle flGot efter erropPiif
Sfif ifort @oniour. Ga aloffen
ilog II ipiIleoe ilere Whliifforps
J2otionalianaen, iom 5oriomIitgen
pnobsrte itoaenoe, Duon Chi aois
9noifob, iom life bIeo Init Mp.
oct, efterlom ban fin befIGoer Gn.
beoet miolertioigb bragtc 2pfenif
ninesbiliener til ben me Rational
ioriamIina. 9o DC beitioeliae Ge.
remonier bar til gnoe. beilitte6e
man at msoe igen Den II. 9(pril.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16

Sc iranife 9iuiminger. @aris.
%. Mart9. 0epnteretfanlrets 81.
nanslrouaIa bar aigiOet 9etGnfning
angaaenoe 6oriloget on 9eoiaing
al 120 Mia. 6rancS til oct notio-
nale 6oriuor. llopalget inoitiaer
6oriIa9et til burti9 @eOtageIic oa
iIltter 9etGnfninaen iaaIeoeS: @i
snifer at irelnbaoe, at oct ber 0rei.
er Jig ON neopenoige og rationale
0orboIoSregIer oct rationale 8or.
lpars Snteresie, og at oisie 6or.
bolosrealer poa in9en @faaoe fan
auies iom en- GrltieI eaer en- llo.
iororina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16

9tn Spopolserpeoition 2onoon
"a. Morts. @olarforifercn Scbar
fleton, Der er aurS neo at Al
reiie til slmerifa pan Ell Sore.
brogstitrne, bnr oner Tor en- On.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16

Gen 4. os. bleu Ggpreiioent Goo-
ieuelts 0otter Gtbel pgtepiet til
Ricbaro 0erbp. 9ieIien ioregif /
gpiifopaIfirfen / Opiter Ban.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16

SoiterrepnbIitter 4efing, II.
9lpril. Sen bra3ilianife 9tegerina
bar telegraiiit meooelt lin 9Iner-
fenoelie al Den me 9iepnblif. Optr
9fegeringsbpgnin9erne Der paieoe
i @aor aina5 oa 9ra5iliens Stag
Sioe OH Sioe. Senere er Der fom-
net @leoOelelie OH, at @eru bar
taaet ct lianenoe Sfriot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16

9eronn, 6ranfrig, IS. 9iarts.
2sitnant 9resiarO itprteoe uuoer
Ell 6lpbning / Gag ne0 ira en- Sei-
De al 5000 Wieter og orpbtes poa
Steoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16

GrG6t peo 6lDpning. Gofio, IS.
0larts. NtiIiturflpoerne 3oflloa og
ainura itprteoe Dag neo ira en-
@pioe al 1000 500 o9 orabteS pan
Steoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16

Suoroan @oris aiioIfes. @oris,
10. 2lpril. GSoOicIsprocenicn oen
iranifc 9oueoiloo 1912 par ON
lopeitc iioeu 1861 iil Ell i Goa
iotontnet ofiicicI Statiiiif. 6or6ol-
oct opoioes inolcoeS, at Der poo
treoioc 6onnilier folot @enncin.
init I ,Feoiel 9arneoaoeliabeoen
uiite l43 al 6pert 1iiin0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16

gn 9ollon.Geforo. Earis, %.
0lart5. 2uititipperen 9llmpelnaper
Der 0naooas itea op ira Gom
pregne me0 Ell augleballon leo
ia9et al 6rn @oloic5ntiot, er eiter
4t Gimers Seiloos lanoet peo
6borfom &u5lano. Sen tilbage=
laate StrufninQ er 2i00 ailome.
ter @ermeo er tiollqere 9ieforoer
llaaet.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-12-19
$4,000 A YEAR; IS ANY MAN WORTH
MORE, IN SALARY, THAN THAT sum?
Charles Meen Brings Down Upon His Head Perfect Torrent
of Arguments, Abuse and Rcue by His Recent Decara-
tion That No one in His Opinion, can Be Worth More
to Any Corporation.

would coax Mr.. Elliott away from them
II they did. Mr.. Elliott is said to get
100000 year-and William Rockefel.
Ter. j. Pierpont Morgan, the younger
and several other shrewd gentlemen
who sit on the New Haven's board, OF.
fered him that to coax him out OF a
position at the head of the Northern
Pacific which itself brought him much
over Mr.. Mellen's upper limit.
SO, as economists agree that the
worth of thing is what 1t will bring
there you arel
But old Chauncey M. Depew, who
was president of the New York Central
railroad SO many years ago that most
of US have forgotten all about 1t. has a
shrewd analysis of the situation.
Mr.. Mellen's statement would be ALI
right If there was a superabundance OF
s25.OoO year men," said the famous
senator and orator recently. But. as
a matter OF fact. the kind of talent
needed by big corporations is exceed
ingly rare.
The question of salary is not the
paramount one.
The real question is the worth of
men OF extraordinary genius The
great executive who can put a corpora
ton on its feet is genius. There
ought not to be any limit to the salary
OF such man. Some men with good
regulations have sent promising cor
porations to the wall. The man with
the real capacity would have put them
on their feet. Why. then, should there
be any limit to the financial worth of
the latter?
Take Colonel Goethals. for instance.
There's man who expedited the work
ON the Panama canal and saved the
government probably 100000, 600. An
other man would have delayed the
work five years and added 500 000,-
900 to the cost. Think of the value of
such a man to a private corporation.
In fact:
Salaries don't cut any ice!"
And they don't. When a corporation
of great size wants worthy execu-
tive the problem isn't how can we
pay his salary" but where can we
find such man" And the 100000 a
year man could usually induce his
company to double his salary rather
than let him go. But that kind Of
man doesn't ordinarily deal in such de-
mands.
Back in 1905 there was a great ex-
posure Of life insurance workings n
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-12-19
HOPE TO RAISE LARGE SUM
Millions OF Red Cross Christmas Seals
to Be Sold for Anti-Tubercu-
losis Work.

Few people have any idea OF the
magnitude of the Red Cross Christmas
seal campaign. This year over 100,-
oo0,ooO seals have been printed and
distributed. II placed end-toend
these seals would extend nearly 2,400
miles, or practically from New York
to Salt Lake City. They have been
sent. to over $4,000. different agents
and will be sold and handled by an
army OF not less than 100000 volun-
teers. including men. women and chill
dren. Millions of advertising circu-
lars have been scattered throughout
the country. and so thoroughly has
the advertising campaign been or
ganized that It is doubtful II many
people in the more populous states
OF the country will not have heard of
the Red Cross seal and it's mission in
the prevention OF tuberculosis. 1t is
hoped that at least 50,000,000 seals
may be sold this year. The principle
upon which the sale of seals is based
is that every cent except what little
is needed to cover the actual cost of
printing and handling shall be spent
for tuberculosis work in the commu.
nifty, where the seals are sold
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-12-19

ard OIL company II the services of the
wizard of organization wero for sale?
How much would a rival banking con-
/. cern. or a foreign banking concern
have paid the late John Pierpont Nor
gan for seating himself at desk In
their counting room few hours every
day?
How much could shrewd business
man pay to have the epoch-making
brain of Thomas A. Edison at his beck
apd call for So weeks?
VDoesnt Woodrow Wilson earn his
salary of $4,000 a year. and good bit
more? Isn't he worth as much as the
hereditary monarchs of Europe whose
yearly Shcomes run far into the mil
Isn't Col. George w. Goethals. the
army engineer who has probably saved
the United States $10000O.OO0 in the
building of the Panama canal. worth a
sum which would make $25.000 a year
look like an office boys wages?
These and thousand other search
ing questions are showing under the
bold Mr. Mellen. So far, he hasn't
been able to find anybody to agree
with him-and probably won't.
Il believe the paying of tremendous
salaries to corporation officials is a
waste, of money" asserted Mr.. Mellen
'T believe that no man in the country
is worth more than s25.000 a year |
know that would work fully as hard
for the new Haven railroad for $685.
900 asN Mid for 100000 or s75.00O."
That last statement is probably true.
Twautv.Hva fbouaapd dO11ara "a yaar
men aren't as a rule shirks. But the
New Haven railroad is afraid-literal.
ly afpid-to pay Mr.. Mellen's sue
cess6ly0Apward Elliott. $4,000 year.
They're afraid some other railroad
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-12-19
Red Seals and Christmas GIFTS.

A big-hearted purchaser OF Red
Cross seals in southern city recently
complained because the seals did not
come in sheets larger than 100. He
had prepared a Christmas package for
his daughter and had conceived the
idea that he would wrap it entirely in
Christmas seals. AS the present was
bulky, the sheets of 100 we're not suf-
ficient. He solved his problem. how
ever by pasting several sheets of seals
on large piece of wrapping paper, in
which he inclosed his daughters gift.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-12-19
HousehoId and Mental order.

Froebel. father of child-study." said
that inward clearness proceeds from
outward order" and there Is truth
enough in the observation to give food
for thought In the careless. untldy
mother and father, Froebers saying
was connected, no doubt with his In
sistence that the child's play and work
materials in the kindergarten should
be taken out In perfect order and so
returned at the close of the exercises,
and DR.. Montessori. the italian educa-
ZIONIST. whose method Is working a
change in the teaching OF children. re-
quires the same thing in her Houses
OF Childhood" There must indeed be
a potent influence In an orderly pune
tual. wisely-administered household,
and there Is no question that children
brought up in such an atmosphere dc
show clearness In their mental pro-
cesses. Fortunately. this is an influ.
ence which is Independent OF riches or
poverty and so can be exerted by any
mother.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-12-19
RoTHscHILDs in NEW YORK
Two of Richest Young Men In World
Make Visit to America
Nephews Of Baron.

New York.-Two of the richest
young men in the world. members OF
family whose name has been a
synonym for Aladdinlike wealth during
many generations. are here in New
York. They are Anthony and Evelyn
de Rothschild. sons Of Leopold de
Rothschild. who is brother Of Lord
Rothschild. the present head of the
great financial family
The Young men-they came out Of
Cambridge only short time ago-are
here on a pleasure trip. rather at the
end OF It as they sail FOR England on
Tuesday. For the last, three months
they have been travelling about South
America. The object OF their journey
ings. they explained was purely the
quest of interest and amusement. and
nothing else