davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-01-23
ehawberlain 5 A>nirumittei.

1jeies niii,el An; ni1It icincseIei'
den eeasR pniien I'm 0rtoiluaacu
anaenchm 20 retmcn GS cithaIt
Gin Gpilun oher anosge SetaubuEaS
nitlcl. ca heiIt i.e,S. &atnuit bei
alien Ndnolern.
q t-l1. uauthmtdr, NaQcbUtt
fir b leii1e aonierucaiahct ciulicien.
blie5 Oicit.bc nah oas 0iGcrth am
bsr leeiacn &tti:aintadtr. 1Etws
Der m:ii,u bicie It.i a4rraiicH uHo
eas Gcit1it uitocr in 5iEtbg briu=
cen pNer, luie a. Jest EN- Nh 1leir
lat, yi.tS uegiigreE. 4,ua H;g9er
mnuhc 0cH.eg. mtjurupa gen mjaen
Die oaar arlten. Die ith 6yiu leten
babe. iUter a6hen. GS 'siai pics
aber tetaer @eidl0i,sjiEU uaa nod
piel rcni0cr eiueu Siua hCc beoat'i
udrc Der Nommant.1t 5u rge1n.
!Ssnx Ads llu,er.elLltu az 9.Hi lidl
on'draliah 1eocr mii Ncri uE> @ccle
bthciljstt. Elm fcbild]la0 aeucitu.
70 1T NdB tiu;ta mo oi.tia NIX ocu
llmnluoc 7alud1rtibcH oaG "j'u c.
On ocm uJthjQcr 3Hicrc'ic Gr6 oey
Gha, icslcu ,jch uu0 uculqeE Gin
ic!utn ne gaf n trlpeN @bcr.irf
3 b luahycu0 hicic S9eHiacu nd
mrh,ca m.Q,dil plcl 0cs Ero0uItt3
40 ijcbcu oit aubcyen GSri uuo car
tclutS lic'catr IA NcH Eogy 81
,labr ucujQcr ggoou8irt Vayoc, par
ser %udoana o,2 wc'aMll,1 w0uCy
mcib,uh &uotye NcM (" oCrt M
Die EoruU tres NuRcy1,cu Wuo
ittta1cr &rcl't otungA inhr an Der
lpmu.c hulcu' m0 rja', nc falrlt
;udpstu ben 2Vtrith cjU;uiNl.cn.
1ic madltu oa5 t8Cid,a'; Nh r,g;i
rcn. S2rsbo.b iollIc cH MD, rgd,
bier ,,us,u t1nurH: yStvel.t "ldt
ant t,cr Der NuGmgui:St ,ar; Yer
tactic lem? Mtm 0;t Sa,tu;t rtat
len C>r iOU y uidlt ucraya3cs.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-01-23

rcub eicies Ruuais aeU5buIidl
ihledien Meters tpeaeu Bic Sdule
oprt neihtoUeH wtyb. am Ietien
2vnu,nB ilg einiae 4cdlcu nndl
nnuIe
6oI0cRoe linbeg Der liciiaen Il.
1picph'S 0udidlule bobeu ben Ne
tprb ipGageub beS lebteu SdullahreS
fcjrCg eiuiiaen (na gcichlI ~ has
ben; 2artIia Secruer. &Nuilna
shmit 8piaIia sSeiiermanr Names
yactenboii Cecilia GoNrUt Neora
g9apermam, 9ommb ppytonrie..
mo SEQ StuMe.. Chm Sa0 uoec
ben (dtjl eines Cages ichhcu, Ger
uaro!na anmpcter, 6iureEtc notIts
nnlitl. C!ipia 9rhanueamcaer Aga
ttnn 9Gjloe. 3ani Gage ooer u 'Eis
ocr nalen atWeicuo GnRcu Rfyrer.
-5rnng rtmeitg, 2rlnuro Suramea
cr gcuji1 Gdlolitr uuO 2iomiHd
Sncdtnhgil.
-S2ic maiden bic 9cicr ani bent ali
anortrc 5tt,le heuiioer Nummev cr-
idleiucubtu pUu 3rOiciiur ( 28
sontcp atitrirbecuer Ar,idel lanter
ocm Jltu -Glui" auiucrliaH. 22ir
Der Wlll cm intbcll'euisiu2.;clcr
.0raat- pcn riuem WtittRcb." iu bic
lirdliAtH Hedlic mo iytihC.,tn eag5
ot0rN olc 3uul'l,:,ira uU'trts GnH0rs
cjuQ,ci,cn uu0 bar 81 Nc u5u.t. aH.
.icrt Tat, ntiiAen : C0cr&,cutt o!e ihm
alA cipcu ltentr Satans mit ats
tutn icmeS %p,.cH ppuWter it6cus
'nll9 aual Na'hgliitn uu9 &Hoer2
9laubiQc Die 'o,de Ly0cu 3.l u,dt
Otm S,nntt ac'ahrId lnu0yrN itar
oiculit crad.cu. iArc %uurt,trtWa0
;pllcn. GuS hem Stdotc ~ ptrtytibtu
tiuc 0ic1HCaQIid'e Nil ciraercttlt.
Cbiuohl otcit &II! r,uc iQldc iii Die
autcy tciUeU I,y,jlnU9cU Ole &g,ii,m
mnQ uotr 0aa &utum oud Wur q.
.ncS cluiia2a WitaIie0c5 otr >Ia's
lntnr crbnten iolI;C, vcl3 man eotl
0u5 J,iahrruq oaB ol, Die uiciSuuy
Nl3ncu clGtrl rcyrldltp Gju CT
iurura,acg ,laelr tcigr0tyv WD s.
Ndl I'm ,,,tarig Tiunt bduNtII. &c
icttetrui; cylluaen Ia audi pt't oJr
Rti'racbcy uam lt,btE settle uvjt
Der %criliicg ocr Gill mo vju ecw
lclbcG pcroublitcm Wiitl o1H ole
-F}cEr,t" Ha0 auotrc ycl,6itIe'tig>
ljdjc Eihttcr ouHatlircUt ciGauoetn
bl2,u. 1t0hnlh irlncu t,jr Ncm
Ratlt A,5 StreibcrS nuO ;rttW ,s,r
mpcrUjai,h Dem iciu0 lu,Gtn,u Gt
acG 'vig uaitrtn Rrsrtitu,eN.ra lHa
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-01-23
Seite nufteuarSuri iiir s,iuser.

sd ireue mtdl Hbueu ciniae 2pr
ie ets 9pbeS nber Chamberlain .
0ursnm,.tel iaaeu iu tameu-
idlrcibt Srau 9uba 1clpeu. N,l
.rautsc, @iS, -Sh babe es ictt
,Sahrcu ilr midl nuo aiuoer ae
brandt uno Is usrichIt nieaals unn
ouiiea uno Grtii,uuoeu su beirsieu
aeine Snmilie nit ainSern ipllte
nlne pasieibe ieir. on cS iaii auaeu'
"liflidb in allen 6dIlen non gruap
9neerume italit.- Chamberlain 4
pneh slemebp Ii, auaeuehni unh BIT
dhcr sa uehmen. weIdes. mcnn ain
bern Nshiain acaebeu peraen niuR.
nnH araater ssialiiaseit IL. Serlnuit
bei aIlen odueIeru.
y Tie irl. asoHeis ans sHteHia
gaitrpp eshrrinneu Der Warn's
epms giasrduIs. isnten, b wds-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-01-23

Telephone gpmpaup idl auasI6ht
NIB bic einie nit Der Seraey qiuie
ueridlmolaea. bitles llglse,eiduete
Die RldfdnhiGen SubItribentgn
otiHasnb bale msaiidh ilrf idlgloi'
ger apditdHbe einsnbeSahlen.
.iulaHnd aGstbeFI.
-9audss, m1dlt Cure 8eiielI,ns
asn igr trira eA;eu 9abat bel 6errn
MI 9urHer, 9iriu. " 0 4.
yser eieles iein 8rubu,t psriudt hat.
Hsib bab es erellcrt il. nnb ridt
nebrtell iueroen lam.
ia bic iyiihcu 4ayIte lei ciui.
cen Slrsern aui Die gieise acaaa
der, bicie lpisoer iriitten @mratb
einlracp pullen. fallen Der meniih-
'ictea (fbbenitr iptmsp nod bic
&or,sr :pm Cpier.
-am 2pnrins (,seN oes ilben
slnmeu ,eiul ipulbc bic Statne oes
Grneer 1eIu ainbes bon; Lotpirbi,
aen Iiarrer. btgleitet BON ben @leB,
oienern lmo tIeiner 9nabeu nno
5dbntbea 8lumen uno Gqlmcn trd-
gcn6eu Ileiuep 4gGOdlCn il ieterlidler
Rru,ciion ourtb bic Sirdle ectraGer
'inb Seaen geIpcrbct,
So SRI. @oriba Sornmcuer IN
nod piermprntiidlem HuieuthnI
.c IN Der esrnbiiaOt Ct. 2ouiS mn
Ssmsidn on ben beimathIighrH 6eerj
.urGdselebri.
Lie haGheISirnla 29eyHrr &
9urdcnbpii uerInuoie ON 2ienSiaa
cine Garlabuua 5dmcinc aad sen
9tn,ionaI Stot ElayOs ~ 6aii Ct
ypaiS. 9l!.
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gesUriacr snhmcr i1irit :0m Enoe
,epter }2Udle aui eiuem Spa;ierg lrl
,,trter. I'm lie 5.obt, lpcuu MIDI;
aern0G ats Ger &uqelperiYctt,Ut 10
md, upu eirer ih1n peiencuen %us
hgE: nn3 inIriiircn IN iuuuCu. bitt
CT bel icr g2cbuun1 ols cttrn Ncgru
y. Sdn,iot al. Tic Sctu,ulaeUb.
ric iau bprt eripGh,, bcid.ob Oen
ch'cu gSololauier I'M 1yiHmpi auyA
e., StaNt ;u jGtycu mas ihr iuoeh,
oa Hcr Nrih, o:e tr oi, Brigade
uua acr er HihiS Sates eymartcu
uctHc. arfdtj0 cwoc. 0aS 2Seitc
iudl.c.
bod to tic Gcuatyp Slo.t'
GIN icbr in,trd'3a:cS Ssitl aal Dem
NtbM fcrga;ntu, uorju cir lmlcr
9,auu, BET 0GS gebcr aui Gem Yaabc
els Gin icitucyIprcucS bc.radlitt. In
Ntr ztabt ltjn WlaG y yiaa; NIB
cusitl nai) efT yaUbc ;EtidWtch
.,G Qtt'eWaat3 ~, WiiS 6'a 6rtitaG
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ItSnta.t CiUH IN 0tr Il. Gtpr3 s.
Na.le ~ N,uu aNiRc'u,r, %uScG.
@ljt Ego iu"Hanti, ;iuat,aotU
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-01-23

Eas il eiaenflih test rlii Rii
ionri loSy Soil Hnier Etnlt and
| Gum 1ammelplag hlrEyerbuannieI
aathuli,enkcter un6 glenafe aana
litter .3erseH? s'erriis Dor esniaes
NlonateH bate biele eiitmiIits:H,
u0H ,1enale- eiuea @eisSeHtpari II
ihren Spn!ten. mn ban alvfierK Rnl
| ibertanDt ben reiiaioieH Crbea siii
iouri's ben &arnns 81 MAIDEN. On
aani itnIiher dprm reiate ieete
! ssoas Sepraientnut 3atTu ron
'StDtt eplrtr lmerst ihH
eadl, AnthpliIep Scptr G0uHtas) eiHe
gili ein, bic laut .EHierisa- eum IL.
Snuuar u. a. Selaenoes beitimrh:
/. allen aus al1iierH oSe,; ref.
aibien Srhsn nustreteHbeu Gitalie.
bern rtuB nlles Eieeuthum uub gel5
peldlss he Dor benz giHtriit bsiasen.
sututeritnttet tueroen.
2. aein aloner HHb tein reiiai6
Ter Srbeu bari ireeub peitlc sripotc
sieardbui6plote ciaHeH uno in IL.
aeub elmer &eiie tEntrpiIiercu.
y. 2ieie 9uitituie iulleu tlaifiF,
sirt. ciuaciheilt une ais Sanbrlt-
unh prooniierenbe Sereiniauuasu
einneidldtt unh beiieuert eerben.
( Vile tl0hert d,en. rliaiaitn
lahiiutc. pripate oDer Oiieutlidw
{oiptdler, sieigrmaniiaIiea, grivat.
Aivlc, Gbcrhanpt alle lHititute hte
reiormireuoCu pbtr spaua Sersieheri
ihen 6lnilub aui GinieIptripuen
aushbeu. uOer Dies noreeben. ictlen
~ ieberseit ear Snipelti0u Der 5n
2rruiiprcR Uher 9ommiiidrS hrs
GpantBs Uicu itsbtn in rueidem iis
lieacH.
sQub 20 cine 3orlnae aIeih BEN
AuinHa tsuuuerueur sRaiurs 8eaie=t
ruuR briuoeM3 &or iuei Sobrsa
pailir.e cie oeupfrl;iite lesislnEHr
Die Garter gill. Die tathpiit,e Riroer
Opn bcr enumeration aAsihlieB'
uera lie nitt oic 1reiiduIe be;ntcn
2'nr / ,inhren mar es bic hernttiaie
Simmcns Sili aeaer bic &iarritu-
len SSls eeiuinncu Die Teuptra.
tan lucHu lie Ntl nit igIten cIi:pi,-
lcr tciriieu?
Sdlaut mlu bic ein;ttatu z l1uiclu
arr Sarru &ur.o,e R0tty OH 10 ueht
man crit oit trtaaiaheit uao bcp
iophlCrWcaeucu Svet. ou9 otmI
Snatc Riiigayi biz Cr0eu 81 Der,
iytt5cn. n.'p O Ia &ur;uao, uuo /
5yan,ccia'. jrh,ns igl. alies aus /
Ntitplitoeyu Der betrriicr
o.a Crocu otteS y<.o mo Ttseu
ibum. OnS Nt iruhcr ttiabcH lurnd !
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Gin NouN,ott lsiu G;le'abum hcmi
: rosu irtivil.;a Q.ht. ia brte, or GO I
% uidR nthr. 2Su 5ieib; gocr /
h1U,l N1e eicNboc o5y Srg,u, - o,e
WyaHN.aGc a!.er CyotU. Vbue ole
Iciut Uritrjd'c WtmtlG,tlit SMI
bar M StIlu tiaatidotu, in ecrI
]Hlt. uUo ~ 'itt: 4 ac1 il auv !
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lvtlN plev Gis;r,aar lbyG Ei,sue /.
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5Tn >St,tt >grittl.wRtu ruT
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tan &u.tc tyUettu2 /
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s tr Rc3raa uaa cttniJ
arjmti % vtri tGrEt lvuy !
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"a oerianIcu pprr ~ nerertcu.

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mcin sepbnbau2 uu0 yplic in s9cit
pholi, ,pic md. , g,der an bic stnol
c.,r.rrA.s sisihtlano ,gr 2;ryl,uic
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f,r,i Lt,6es crrl.h,,i mryh,n
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-01-23
esfaies


-seeureyMsilter 0suga EthlltU
ppo SpIn arnbeF in perru per
lnoRr s'ilisalsgGs clue giherse,
Tie oeyrgp Senrn D. Sdnibi
pnb Martin Subennesnl ner mad,tsn
asiierf eenlelridnitl,h cine geiuhs
iahrt ndth 2 9sa,ras.
9ie negTgr 0eipIial nnb gen
Shnn.neder hadjteu nm Sreiigq
fineH abliegley nldl 6re;burs.
-gsiine GliIabeth %apmufer,
pie mie igilrnim RuItsbIott begidset,
berid,te., aeulidl' bon ei,,em Sdl,oas
aniolis aesroiien purbe. echi ilrer
lsieaeiuia eataegcn
-perr Gcarp Snesae upn Sseiier
ion Gitn tauilc eFiagas Ger &odle
bier @dn!eitl nut; pr.er nnatren
iipci urp ptyv4 9c,. 0airor.
Onllr. rs i'm oieNadtnig uorr
Z Talertls fnfn Qn Dr. Gup. miro ng;
4. unN ). irbe,i WuuntS ieinen Rm
ben In saeF7aoIia ~ Tieuiieu lsin.
am giephcn fgbItIl inner Gii.
baraer ner brinylth Selsmca.r w
iadit gss gefatb mar ieln au6crtg
nls pnustglH Sturh Der IN iGinsr
iSnniie eaa smt..s Sodl.eydlen siG
ssrlieh
-Tr 6, {. Cove msdll 5t,aani DOB
81 Seitpbaiia le,nca sraleiiirncllgn
9eint reaf.nldlha nbildtten r!ra
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Iunass.
-eere s. 6. 4uctbcrt eiucr Scs
Taraioren bef 5nrmCrs Ncaeaitii'
aep llmeSitatansl @ersinS. btgnj
inf am Eienstag Ab,r0 iuetS SIt
idieuaa mc,lrtreg Standardization
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Tie Slryea &ilheIm Ieloaru
nnb ,lp!T [,oytJ;gue u1G Hu,l erlc
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opu sla50 Dou 0tym tecrfagG %,i.
trep cr;por1t.l
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Sciicriun Gua Mo. tt,ahlt tlt
RadeipnH Nttdbr nu 0te be, ihD
ae.aniis 2ant; Gc bua ctnt Dcil
tdabige NaNuahi gsn Frpfurs s'o
tent aR,o,imsa, Npbo,g aaa lubc,
boz op' @naet Ca0pl
%d So tcu Galirn,ra hst 7h,U
lenS Sptl,5 ,iU,1c Etp;rnutrt t,r
aepWuBleu Ujro,U ugG 0leithta
m0areaa Nrr phtl,su S,pe' s3phtE
ni6i cs-c,g. W.'uu tUuu,U. lil ht
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aGt4.u Ityj. .atHIati.
-Gr 2 4. luumru. 300
hpen6tr @iia,cr bcr 9uuu,n 0purt.
bat rthauirt NIB il an peiitu 2:rlic
0crr s,ar Sbnb" mn Gtcauiy upR
@uu9tvtng G,Wu. ctrh,U Wvrp.a.
iGl l,,l; aaritE yaGtg goa
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-01-23
aess SeAtsaHwait sirma.

Ia ets RetstnHwalt aiuEa ESn,
roe / ,,epetn ia aaio, lost. wire fA
nerr Il. 4. Aauurpe runs /. SsHuGs
1918 nit Der &eehts siraaa 4purs &
EeStikuil rerbiHera ane pom |. ,las.
mar 1918 an ,pise eer aams eef Hen.
en- sirnia isia apers. Solbptl q
GeRrre.
o,hss sebsnan s<r eaus 81 ciaas
1sssts, sira See.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-01-23

Iilca uidere Ned;te In cirem ireiem
gau6c brdEipruilea nuO iuidle Rehie
un0 0rejhciitr tghnlteu w;Ier poI
len.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-01-23

iiyr etpns psda reft ! in 1in MI
tbeHesr Sbbs! bartIa4is uaO olrrf
sIss 5erte bos 6ags rom aeller BIZ
anm gietGi; iaHs a5sr nasariIA =
!, Gidlis gtbie a5sr 60sh Aas $40
fer IN ETaRb. iddHhsts Biz tt.
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elmer bsr oaIistmadlss tier bas 81.
oatrament IN bic 1oidg Iiedtel =
eEba.rb dh Il
h ME eiHhsHs ,SHSa s
AM benz sbtrttt. -
| ian mag uIsu Itt1 weiter ifIrei
ben aber Die S6uenerH bon: In
SvriHaFsiS. Sfaii .lateH Rph sei.
aen Stnoeneriae betonlEacH. ubu0hl
atiG in brr sesisiatHr bic Sa6e AMI
tnm. Satiriih bas idJzgdiihe 6Hhe
ess 9iHcH SatruweEsidd RSers aob
eiH eHsTaiitses oalt ,SCher it!ih
tiff eopoH unA AciH.r nEllte stuas
-aeipubt' tchtn. artHylidl,
! I'm Enitte >. rerheH bic alrhsr
ole Sch arb sabriiiHki.nte hinae
iieiIt -als Cr;s iE kneH teiCuAcrs
xR6bdIeH -i'nb SiEbrrnrbeii hsr,lcs
dusaebtEiei mire. igie -3QrHats
ld,eiui has ~ arse.i laki bth aEdl
rphl osnlcr. mdruml. 0aHS ishcuS
lids SsbnHbIHnneH wcib tie .spe
Hars ~ egsahicH. pie ax ogats
.Raaonleaea' 10 ssriI.s sGm @e
1lHllf nrse eteatct utseeE. @as
Ieie Seite : gab iogaelsf eer Ere
itGu eeg Ggn;ral S.s.ls. .Iht
S,lat oj toe Sxpsa;- 5ab oisie
3Hlitsute ais @aHlels ars pvueuii
renbs Serrinianneen tlaHRWu una
beheaaTt @c4oca iglleu - III 10 eiE
bet Ssema oes -SsreaI 10 seaiuu-
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lidltu ,1abEfa. C1raoe a.r:a poll
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rhr right CT the .s9rie to be Sc.
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auj ,Get, against unreasonable
searches and se.zetss shall no< ~
violated. 4ri sn e-r -Aaa ,.ns
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Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08
GLOBE rRoTTlNe.

Periodically for fame and other req sons the ambition to reduce. the time In circling the globe has taken hold of people In search of something ex- traordinary> and exciting with the re- suit that the record has undergone several changes in the past quarter of a century, modern travel having contributed materially to the success Sof the undertaking. The record is un- der a test now with John H. Mears of New York endeavoring to lower it to thirty five days. It Is a trip which a timetable expert a tourist or guide ought to show excellent quail f1cations in, but the latest globetrotter has not started on his effort without we'll laid plans and preparations.
 For years Jules Vernes hero in print fheld the record at eighty days, but Nellie Bly, reduced this in 1883 by seven days which existed until l903 when Henry Frederick dropped 1t to 54 days. It was in 1911 that Andre Jaeger Schmidt did it in 40 days and the attack is now upon the accom- plishment of two years ago. The i'm portant requirement. of the undertak- ing is To make connections. That done all is like a dream. From start to fln- lSh MT. MearS must nave all 1hoS0 AlC comes in contact with working for him. His success will depend upon his ability to interest the steamship captain. the auto driver. the engineer and allfothers needed to advance his progress It is a case of overcoming the possibility of all kinds of delay and making the timetables prove their reliability for once. According to his schedule it can be easily done, but well laid plans aft gang aglee.'
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
Issue Money to the People.

MT Editor: For some time there has been a general belief that our money system is not just what it should be, according to the Constitution. Some thing wrong about it, The democratic administration has started in to un- ravel the tangle The democratic platform said We are opposed to the Aldrich central bank scheme" AA rose by any other name will smell as sweet" The central bank scheme un- der another name will not make con- ditions any better. Anyone reading the two will find them almost as alike as two peas in a pod. No sane per soH will deny but what the people must have money, yet MT. Wilson, in most important question:" never men tuned on banking and currency" found in the Constitution The follow ing can be found: Congress shall have power to coin money" Not cur rency. In scientific sense money and currency are no more alike than chalk and cheese, except, perhaps in color. Money has quality that cur rency has not. Legal tender is the quauty that makes it money and car ries with it the power to pay debt. Currency, in the common acceptation of the term. is only the promise to pay of some corporation national bank bill is not money. neither is a gold or silver certificate, money, be-
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08

cause they are not legal tender, vet they pass current from hand to hand and are called currency Gold is the only absolute money, when coined be- cause congress, by it's fiat says it shall be lawful money and a legal tender for all debts. public and pri- vate. Treasury notes, called green backs, are partial legal tender, and are money to that extent But con- gress did create a full legal tender pa per money (60 millions) that would pay any debt that gold money could The supreme court says that congress has the constitutional right and power to create a full legal tender paper money in time of peace as well as in war. Congress having this power, what IS all this talk by the president and congress about banking and cur rency?"
 It seems to simmer down to the question of who shall supply the peo- pie with what is called a medium of exchange. There are two ways and 1 may say only two ways of doing this One is for congress to create it and pay 1t out for service and supplies, as it did during the Civil war. The other way is for congress to delegate this privilege to banking associations, to loan their currency (prOmises to pay) to the people. The question is, has congress any authority to do the latter? Horace Greeley once said: The way to resume is to resume" The way to reform the money system is to change it. Let congress issue the money (not a currency direct to the people for awhile and see how it works. It can be no worse than now.
 J. c. VALLETTE.
 North Franklin. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08
AUTOS AND ACCIDENTS.

The popularity of the automobile is steadily increasing and in no better way is this indicated than by the steady increase in the number. In this state the increase in receipts for auto registration has amounted to s56.0 900 for the first five months of the year meaning many more cars and many more operators in Connecticut and what is true of this state is true of the others Both for pleasure and for business is this extension of the use of the auto being made.
 With the increase in the number of autos and the use of the highway the number of accidents do not show that it is being accompanied by the degree of safety which should characterize 1t. The more machines there are the greater becomes the danger from them and the greater the need for exercis- ing increased caution in their opera ton. There should be a respect for the law and the operation of cars to such an extent that the increase in the number of cars should not be fol- lowed by an increase in the number of accidents and deaths. For a period of six weeks Connecticut this spring showed a total of seventy accidents and seventeen deaths by automobiles, the largest of any New England state. It is a sad commentary upon the re- spect for the law and the manner in which it is being enforced in this state RecSlessness has played Its part in this record, but winking at the law is a costly contributor to such actions and makes autos the terrors of the highways
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-08
AVERT THE STRIKE.

Whatever can be done to avert a strike among the elevated employees in Boston will meet with the approval Of those who reside or do business in that center. Nothing is more disastrous or troublesome 10 a community than labor trouble which ties up a public convenience and a strike on the ele- vated would leave the public as the greatest sufferer Determined efforts are being made to avert such a situa- tion and reach a settlement through the arbitration of the questions in volved.
 Tn the interest of the employes the company and the public this is the one sensible thing to do. Everything should be done by both sides for the giving of the matter the fullest and fairest consideration in behalf of ar bitration. Not only is it the wfsfFs course as far as the public is con cerned but it is likewise the logical course for both the other rarties. La bor disputes should always be capable of adjustment if the spirit of fairness prevails. or if there is a. willingness to have it prevail. The eXami~e of the railroads and even of the tele- phone trouble in Boston should be suf- ficient to impress upon the parties concerned the superiority of dealing with a dispute upon its merits and not through force and coercion. It is a time to apply reason to the situation and let a just and impartial judgment on the claims prevail.