davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29
fra Oorolano.
s Sri9cnS Sfnaae. - ltngopms'
ifulen. - Ereiteififte.
Inoct Hnt.


Ser er hGnot meQet her / Nor6-
LAMB lioen ieg ifrcp iiOit - Gluten
al SuIi.
ct 1uit al Stormpeiret / europa
er ogiaa noaet herop. NoQlc Gage
bar oct offurot, iom man fsIte @run-
BEN pafIe uloer 6eb0erne. Irenti-
Sen ioo for o8 oGe iom SET 'tore
upiSie, fltIOt al ubereancliQe l(lpffcr.
&on'te piIoe Ser life BIZ Woo? &on-
ife pilOe ogioa @cngene foloe / Seer
81? Ti hopoe j. olle troet at SinlIen
bar Ifnfri, og MI bang plu0iclig
ltneirs ifperne, trltenbe oncr bort 500
Ipeb.
Ger fom en- Tclelie ober 6oIf, iom
om Ell hnooc roabt ino / Spprmen:
"Nebbe iig, hpu Ser fam" 90 ioo be-
gpnote ogiao her / @obo Stormen
pao @anferne % pno @ltiferne. 6oIf
bar iig 40 omtrent iom mar oct 9itl'
Ser at reooe 2ipet / &op5neo.
Mar Itoo / So / @utifcrnc % for
Ianote Gorer. Set bar life iao nsie,
bpob bet bar, 1lnnr set bare por no
get. On Some, fom life fltnbe inn
nnbet hos en- &olonioIbonoIer for-
Iongte: 3 Silo 500 % ~ Toffer
Safe. aiebmanb Reitnn iaQbe:
"Soobe jeQ ioaet iolat ina meget bpcr
Sag / 3 Waoneoer, iom lea bar ioIgt
MI 2 Gage, pilbe leg ppret 9~rltn0rig.
Seq er MI begpnbt at negte 6olf at
foa alt, hpab Sc iorlonger % moa
iorbele nit Eager me1em mine fate
<noer."
Soa fom Morimolpriiernc, ioItiot
al Tegieringen % 9eife0 ON at Ser
bar Wao nof / 2on6et. Ger fom CT
tcrhpert go / Sinbene, og Solf be.
'gpnote at le al ii1 ielo, fOr0i Be iaa
LET hopbe tobt Sopeoet.
s GiItrifterne runbt pmfring hobs
Sc oqiaa arigSponifen gioet Jig for-
ifieQige lloilaq. Gn Wtnn6 ira @il.
oeifoal f%ortnlte, at Ser irpgteoe 9ipr'
.ringerne for at Som6nroementet
mart ifltloe begpnbe, og pna &ier.
ringsp por Ser Dem, iom mente, at
Stormogterne / oenne Sio ppientlig
baooe lin Spmerfiomheo benpenot
pao bette SerOen3 W~fiOtpunft.
ga ia, MI er Sc beloigbis oper Sc
Eanifens Sage. 9dl er Ser Ar6eios.
TO igien. Gen enc gaar til i'm Iger
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29

CSpooD, men mao for at bIt / enoe.
Zig Gle pinbeS 3 8ange.
Sem 8nper / TO Sflo ifieo en- SG-
ger pon 2iiieIo / Auguit 0taaneO.
Goa @aarOen SgIetpeit / pbre Scl'
ioro blep Der / Spritnin0en al Sep.
TENDER feet et itort Spr bonnie meo
Itor 6ort giennem Seliorouanoct.
Spret bar minoit 20 Weter langt %
.baobe Srmcbooco % lang Sale ionl
.piifeoe %anbet. Sele &u@itanbcn paa
'8aar0en, 6 Menneifer. oerai 3 porne
poaIioeliQe &nrer iaa Gpret paa nGrt
SOLD. Der bar M % ga giennem
lange Cher ppret ieet eft llbpre / Sell
%ioroSponoet. Montro BET er ian6t?
Ssroo9 ste Septemtber brlfnebe ct
.212 NorS gammelt @nrn, Son AZ
Slap 8. Sfielbreobaugen. 9ornet
orltfnc0c / ell lioen 9rono nor Srie.
ne. Goftor blep bentet, men SpIip.
ning5forisgene bar iii ill9en Nptte.
ajeriti &ittils0atter @ofoaS Op0c
.Seit. SigeIe0eS Soein &orien 0tpra
Cfoe), % Wtari SoritenSbatter Spei.
ten, Gpbnlsbeien). Site / Spit or
Gipino Sfrifrllo o9 @uWnilo Slops-
batter NooIsfoos, ASlaf GoQeiIen
2iteli og Sari &~alporaoutter @raa-
tene.
3oie Robentber 1914.
Ola q oreaSen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29

BET Ioitae @oro / SpiieiaIen. Ger bIcp
ifiUrfet auiie / aopperue % gIeper.
lie toe 90 lin meobraate Riitc. 9e.
imreren fortalte at GIcpcrne MI hop.
Sc oannet lin eQeu GIepiorenine,
bpor Sc hoooe hoon0'trepeu Noi5 "a
'cIu bolot Sorebrol. On uomerfet
SpeIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29
Sauoc Sen nltio / Sniet.

life pare Sen i%orlOen", ifriocr Mrs.
gnna |etcrion 1871 @iro Ct, Cro.
piGc. Cali, iomtioiQ mcO at hun be.
filler en- ao9ic al Gr. @etcr9 Nuri.
70. Seq bupoe ocn oItio / 6uiet ga
icg booze i Chicago "a iioen icQ lint.
teoe iii California, bar ic9 ifrepet til
Gan 6ranciaco citcr Sen; men oet er
Iibt beiuUrliG at ioa Sen Ocriru, Der.
Tor 0enue @citiQinQ
llIiQ andre Mcoiciucr or Or. BE.
tcra a1trifo life at ioa pao @lpothc.
fer. Spccicllc Nqcnter i%oripncr M
mcnbcocn, cGcr Dcn fou bcitiUc2 81.
rett ira 6obritonteruc, Or. Better
Iobrncn & Cons 50, 1876 So.
Some 2Gue, Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29

Gnqen oeoe oeo ct lllntfeSillirloe /
1880. Senere bar frlt @uacu boct
hos Teirene / @oos @uu hopoc 3
Tstre, 9opiie gnQen lem or Soto.
IQroi. % Tom hor pGret Ell al &c IN.
rioitc 6orfirnpere for Ifbolo3orbei.
set her / RoroIonh. Gen rIoite 81.
tier. Warie Gnqen. or oQiao nreo /
Observation-Disclosures. Zen treble
Seiter Mnna beitnrcr cit Nu$iliN$iur.
refining / @obc. III Ssunerrc or sen
pISitc Sohor GrQen @aufmouN Ell.
IteN& / 9lmcrifa. lea buffer life mi
hoor. San por hicnrmc iionmer meo
lin ipeniticote Nritril % rcjitc opcr
Iiaieu / Nuonit. NcIe GaniIieu par
ga inmIet inoe poa &euSuoIo. huor
2opiic GnQcn hor bnQQet ct 2nuhItco
pod 6Torcaaarocn g to anNrc
Serrcr. ION Dor / G~ruohicm. onr
Ibn oQion hicntme. Gen enc 9lrnt On.
Gen or 1otoorof 0or or Qiit mes
en- Srsfen Riibcr ira NcIarIorS. en-
Sottcrootter al QomIe Sipcrt Nicl.
fen.
Cen unncn 5imou GnQcn bar
Spccioliorrttnind / iotoQroijifc Pr,
ltifIcr / 9~ronOhicnt. San err uQiit
&c hop6e set ina hn9QeIil 0criuSc
paa Scn5uolo iiontmcr, hror Ni5ic 6
Born ioNtc at hnqoc Tor lin gonIc
Nor.
On GaN / Scptcm6cr If bun pIuS.
IeIiQ SIoQtilirIoc i0ct huu Qif ms
ira Tin Tattcr 2IuuG3 T~orrctninQ.
Nun oi1if pcN CoNcn curtrcnt ct
0cQr citcr. Ncrrc3 @o1roccIic pnr
Ell al Sc itcritc. lea bar icct. ON.
trent hcIc @ooc itIQte mco uo iii
@ooin 9irfclooro bpor buu bier be.
nrnpct res Sj0cn al i'm M}oro 2iQ.
toQct hopbc ct mcoct icitliQ ErrQ. s
Spioicn off NibolN2muijftn on ipiltc.
ioa fcnl sen bIomitrriumftcoc Niitc
o0 set u~moaoeIiac IdnQc SrrQctoQ.
Sdmti0iQ hortc man alotfcriuQniuQ
babe ira @oNG OF @o0iU airfcr. NcO
@raucu hol6t lea en- fort Iolc ~ Ior
rcttct &oroiUitcIicn Gcrpoo troohtc
Hli6poc$ SpoQer. 9loffer Gu1cn ira
@o6c ircm. San ioaoc at han hopoc
boot set iioitc Cr0 uc0 @roucn, "a
BAN bIcp Jo1t til bpjlc ION Ioo Ser
pc0 Chen al. 9h utIoc ban oQion
hare set iioitc Cr0. San toIte on
@orrcrc3 aiurIiQbco iii Wtoocrcn 90
ON Moocrcu8 UQtc S%riitcniino %
ubtnItc Noobct ON at oac piIOc M,
0c@ i0icn cnQonQ.
@Io0cnc bar ~inNchoIht inmulthiifc
NcfroloQcr opcr Grll GnQcn.
9hi moo icl IiQc pore umcrifonifc
@cnner Torpel. Sea bar life (io at
ifrirc Longer ocnnc Sang. &i bar
ioaQ itroolcnOc Solitiu opcr belle
N%oroIono. Set err title &cir "a N}or
fen cr iro5icn. Sea bar ira nit Bin.
Nu lloiiQt u0opcr IiorOcu iii Sonh-
bornct 90 GliQlcecu. iom liQQrr ser
ioIbcmit oNioo oc icnoer en- NiIicn
nleo til 9foroluuoinQer oeroper.
Goblin 1900 Noo. 1914.
@Iom Spcn6icn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29
Sra 80, GeIemarfen.
glifens Smaannt fra ben brebc
Selemarfsbp9b.

Soften bar lGrOelcs goo. Stoni5t
SpboIo5peir oieutem Sflren % 80
tct~9ropnineen, iaa BET er bel iieIoen
at 6oIf bar ioaet Iorets @reoe ioa
qo0t / Sit5. G%ornaolinaen par life
flor. Ser aorret itob beoit par / Set
erne. Mcn @oteterne bar giiloe oper
set belle, og set CT ba Ell GOD Sirlp |
"Motnegen". 6olf bar / Spit ioaet
mere Hllg ems panlig, og pleiet op
itorre Gi0ber ems fer.
Mcb Hcgn bar BET opret n0erit
ipnriomt. Glpe og @Hffer err imno,
oN @nnb mau9lcr mango @aoroc iii
&lSbehop. Ser fom He9n / Gluten
al Sftober, men bet por life rof for
%intercn. 500 pleier Seitflommen
life at Glcmme iig, og 6olf goor Ser
for meb set GLADE Snn6, at ser blir
&nno oaiaa ioar iii at bjpIpe iig mco
Qiennenl &interen. Netop III er life
llbIigtcrnc lpie for at SET mart ifdl
fomnlc HcQn. Gn biten6c fplo Giten-
pinb bar blUIt nnfbrubt / mon3e
Gsgn, og pnn 2ifieIo lager Snceu
it3r. Wen Tintercn far 10 ooertaQet
aommonooen Tor Ell Sib iiben; % ga
bar Sen bel ogIon ret til at piic fist
al i'm fol0e Mrgtig6cb.
Sommerpriierne bar Iteget / Spit.
Wfen set err life monge Der / @p9ben,
ionl bar iolgt. WitligenS sc bill pente
for at ie, ON Triierne fan 6li %Iterre.
@erbensfrigen har faitet lin iorte
Sfpgge ooer NOR iagt oft. Sorn oQ
Mtel, iantt omtrellt aft, Ser fiebe5 hos
arpmmeren, er / ippr Tris. Sag
Isnnen er minbre. Gen gpIone Sio
iom bar, er iprpn9t. 90 ToIf bar
eft tunet Spsresmaal paa 2pberne
- iom Ser life fan gipeS Spar paa:
Spao nil Sremtiben bringe? --
go &oinmune fjebte / SPIT eft Bar
ii Rltonel, iom fom en- Gel al @pabe-
folfet tiIaobe. 2igeIcocs bar SEN
fiebt iito ct Earti &orn, iom er op.
laaret / Sen gnrnle 8irfe. go Ser
rcositpre bar pnI9t iom grbeioSle-
bigbebsfomite: :. 6. Sanger, Mar
arete |aoIifnos, 8. q. @ifo, SO. Gp-
rebo % &ittiG Gatnur.
SfoIeitpret bor pebtoget at iptte
iaons SnebferifoIe % Spifole / @in-
ter. st "Woalifeib" ifol bolbes Der
/ SO ira 15oe Nopember. Yreiten
Sorleip Spn1mc ifol ppre 2Grer.
Oct arbeibeS for Gegulering al
@selpen peb SinerhuSitrenaen, iaa
man fan pinbe inc life iaa tibet oprf-
bar Soro. IrbeioSbepartementet bar
tGnft Jig, at man fllnOe fao inb Fen-
&c til oct oeo at l9gge Ell Slight paa
Tlsoningen al Ssmmeret Der / 81
ben. Tpleshsoningen / Sfiensoos-
bra1et proteiterer imob bette oq Sfog.
eierre / Seliorb ligeiao. Sagen er
forelagt Serreositpret / $50 % Gel
jorb. 80 Serrebs'tpre bar til Sorb-
hprfnin9smpno oolgt Se1if 8aaro,
@unnar $. 81 pg Sergen gloien.
Ssnoag 6te september 6opoe go
% N9s Nfboloslaq ct Stepne poa
@aurobaligen. &rlit Norbbs, Son
@unnbeim og Seaif gittpeit taIte.
Oilers lpite Siguro SonItebe, Sri
item @ltnnbeim og goite Sorberg op.
@plo1et ipenoerte Safe. 5Mililltt bar
bet Seq. 9eberinger % Npsberinger
ifiltes tent paa apelo ira Sen glide
Setter.
SO Sfptterlag bopoe Grpmieifpb-
ming iioite 2eroog o9 Senoag paa i'm
me 9ane. @ulbimeo Spar Gaze,
Sfien, bapoe til Inlebningen ifjpn-
fet en- @uIo- % en Selpmebalie.
@llIbmeoaIjen tilfoIot $. 8. 9orgen,
(SpoaO, 90 Selpmeoalien 8ietil g.
@rape. @onbremeoalien blep iaor for
olloen Sang punbet al $. $. Bergen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29
"Taw,ilic :@Gsmiug" pr. 80.
(1ri Vrrmic mco oVoitcn" ct War 6oritaS. Gncr

Sontbq nrO at "2corab Gotten" f@tr tit 80 aar5il5Irumt uStonmer
2ooc Tlo ~ "N1t.c &r2urQ'. Vlnoct3 lunt OF mango Var cent SrTnte
bog "6omtt %rsnnQ' remcr ri tumotIcs bonOt pme bbdc 8mmteboqr %
Nt 2oc 0cc Nr 80 Tor t9ti-15, or iuRt pn 0cbe uo Dc foreg1cr0e 10
~ 9I ia Oct %Nmitlacnoc Notwithstanding Tor BET ME Rumer taller for
iQ nu:
HncntaS cpOeacis % sOIonIcrina urascbti eo bort Sells aante
Ntorc VI Yof Eb @otbue -S ul Nnubtcu1. - ipnen. Gt &utpepeuhr
AZ Sntob q Bull - 81 Scu ira zen Opbe. Toururq gdnamataunlcu.. Gin
urcct - ErUuhCu SsSihTreo. Eourunq al Sdmu SuQcugf - Ia Sufob
1uNc opcrtuheS. VI 0olcr SWNm. - Sturfnrmtng. On SOmmeulGl / iD
'VIcocr Summc. 9iS. EortrurQ - Nuuut Gcnuu. On Sturmluo3 6pms
.iCO for 100 Nr i0eu Nunrr - SutS SUc. Norruun NJ EhotierU Severn
pf - Spoeu al en- Stemne. NortruuN Ara 0ouuS SnrnoOm. VI NrMau
EuhD Nluurcrct - Sorbis Scntc. E0rtruul ira Elo55plOcn III NdrIretlc
Serc Get beSnc Eouo. 6orrliR ~ Nutc 6eene. 6dot5 outcue Sent
meGQtc6. ~ On Stnoicnrm California Nluiuttt - Srtous SiGrHahen.
Sch Hm Subur grnbcHolcn. zhtc al Nurn Senuo 5ntterarbebe.
lNf Spr9cu Eut %uutrurt ~ annn o. Better. EorUaiR nj Y Srtes Seer.
- TN uucntd SulcqlGbe. 6ortruua ina Edmof - &c Lsrnc 0eocr. SIN
nrcrct ~ MpnnrquttCn. - "a Nisberuc fuoc tale. SorTuuQ ar 9druuu5
- Sirmpc electromagnetic. ri omo mag 0te 0oIt &uutrcret 49, } Cor
oens Elmer NurtrUWQ Jruqtbutbeo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29

u. "0eprnhsRorrus oHMqe "a afcrhutc SrbboIo Tai Der femhGpes:
Bore rnaibeise Observation-Disclosures mes Rartcr % 9ueoer fra srpn
bUert Hhmcr.
Bore npnrttfe aOnsres' % geusruruH6cber m0 artIer ON 9arns 5ens
tNcr % atreue SperlSmaoI.
snhre %Oh@er ira ataHrue m&r @ubraen "5nStanSct-. Hr seohmmenSe
NootehCu % @erbicu
6armen' Nniet % Snneu uo@ret al en- prottI fnrmcr o. en- prait Gus
NOR 'on per Nnt Wheeling lin iocdcuc Cpmeriomheo. Scr cntoer FARMER
20 puSmor im forradr at omr ip ou, arrHsr til ghtr. bill bcuue afOeGr5
l TdrcS Nb prrt prro manage ReuQc
@r %snferatDeius, TO GpoIrr me6 nhfe Tt Tsmre for 9am4 o.
@drudG0er bert SirsNno5uurcr
Bore Horscsbrcuc. "Suprab Rotcu~ bar fonc aorreioouoeuer @n %
Sr9N or belle Eor9tS Gam. - ira ror Observation-Disclosures mootd85 r5els
uGSnAc @rcpc unocr GNrfrftu: ~Eud Honc5 6orcotao"
ara Norgc % Snumnrf rofe GhcrreunNr AZ ohcu SuhTe5ie. ct uooII
az wocrholocrot arrtler ira norfe Huier, % Secaumner ON uigu5e 9egocus
bcoer
anbeu SOrrcpOuOauo, booruubr Saskatchewan bGonrer 2oos 6omfhc1bs o.
andre @prQ2nln1l ira @I0Nct5 Sr6rc 2uue NbcIug CT en- bel CpIpsntu8sf
Gnrdt. ir ~ ro o1 bcnnte2 nc9t nHg AZ GoIt lon oI bare 9ree goa Su9,
td Ell Etotu5uou nf1prt o. in
%renenct ira Nbunueutcrue, tHt or mu0r unNerbnIcnoc Id AZ 9Inoet reo
I%uo ira De tcn uorlc 6Nu bette uhtrntc Yuo
proouthr
SHc ~ 2fOGnnbeNr. @oNct bar @cNubebtrc Sc forTeui3c airtirn'
fmb im Lcuur uiNlar Rcier1rr ira GGr3meMr 90 Gfcrretriraer on andre
tuttiAc @rrCmual Vtcpcrc ira bore Colleges er AZ icccl Sutereee Tor De
NFm. im bar Gpu cRr Guter pun Stot.
%re ngcuttac MuhtnOter. u0 f J.. boiler 2ricrrc uuoerretct or Nrbeoer
"a Gmrcr AZ SnCrole guu @uhfu3 OF SduMus Cmrnnoc
Bore oOtrnatnt OF ptutotEoe RceutnursarhHcr, Hpu1nn 9rsufen, ca nrs
bc TtocuuUr im "Sudur6" AZ pr. 9ccor1h % Cmelu etc, cr.
"%cb Hrnen' COM GrcrpcI po bean bette "&orcu'S populrrt Efaebhno
tru3tr Hrrcnt3 |c1. nI urcucS at forocu en- gta5c Snd1uoHtr % GWta
mHt1oM tou@ 9oPrn9 fI9en0c Irr0rc Eortran8er: Sen 6rbIse uo %ras'
hnstOn, SourumN ira ret 1oc Nubmorene. Set snmIc SOt 90 bets SebOere,
@lcm @icuidS NthOric @aoiepsen, Srrehcbt Mmou of g @eruer, Tiacn ira
Y " HopI1n6a, ! %OngeuS Srtc, AZ Gontduti5 6Iooo % 1aub SalOurs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29
Namili .SGsmima" Vr. 38.
C5rt 9rrmic mcO Soften" ct aar 6UrruO. raers 35 Gsnt

(Nrt ErGmc mco" eohtn ct Hdr I oOrtno fherS3 - oehtSl.
9f 0me Su5IrmsuoR1e Al camille 2rsuiu8' tutc Vi flor ct ferc
IpIug enc ir0UnhuA Ou t cDrc. at ser od1u Iur Ube tt SpNg2m1dI efer
Nte rt iMrrtrcN 6thr. Er at QiTc Nt Ituc Tor Aboucuuerue At dntdffe
no bu0c q. 3, ua 80. oil ui itOc O0t 10 setter Wdr Re fUIdupe5 lduu0g mo
at CT Vars SuhnrpuOu icncs os for tu 20 Gents erru. Rr. IS uDeboIoer
ioruocu fuc phr Eqt felNuNe EorruuRer % 9ruue
NUac 1914 "a Drt SroulIub bp ft % iignrnotI for 100 Var
ubcn g0 mango 9icoer al Gn9poosmGuO tn belNa 5eItnseie On Srs
trliua ina Ou dncrumlc GurVrtyiQ - Niuor. - uoenfur Spneien. vi e
Y 8oscqocr - Ara GOiuhnct. vi @lroimr gMc. Yco 9h6er - Sruus
Clan. Nj g2amd Narrieui T. Hall - Zen 6inoe Dnriorie. Elsie al Gan
LuIarcu TT fort Yin. vi Charlotte NoreH ~ anc SanOsmauos 6tnrter.
49, "WnmIc Iraneu". Smar 9nuoou5minocr VII 6crt @rmer ~ 5ra ga
nets gunO. - "a Filter eeuertn bcu 6utmuuo. Elsie ira 5edrret ri
Nun Hrulau0 .Aicn - HGooer al SuRrboroeuen III 8. WCr5 Seu5ieu - On
Nisber til CnaOeu. On iouocrror 6nouc Spntperotns. SiGHpeanlGs
5ClcmarRn. g@O gtucoer 6eltn ira Sausbrocu. VI GoudrO trc;
@u garaneer. NJ 0aIa 9ene Mari ira oalen. 5ortrltg fG EHro
Iinlaub. vi Elnun Numu. 1872 SilOreu ONT SpmurbEbruheu. VI Tuoun per
mann - g0crteis suOrlvtHNina 9eo &tleoer ut srplup SalOrss ! sanic
Sage. - Zen gumle SnHc. Elsie AZ E0Rf Hudtout ~ 6uOr pore aafehller
iOmmer fra. 1o &iucoer ~ "a bet rtuge ii @anse. 9i J g - Ranamata
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-29
Mcrt! "Iamilie:SGsmim9" Tr. 30 % "a
mco UVoitcn" ct Nar Tor fun 2Oe ertra.

Ya Wrmnb nj be ertra uoqfrr po at idn SmOet no OtHe IOer mna
penGaf nrnUec rceN bureucr ON az adoe Cc rco Sutueu pGa aDresielapp
ian at 6prnpeHestcntiugcutcu br iebt % iu mart SubrrriOuen er nolDb
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-05
Whatthe Other Fellows Say.

CarranZa tells what he thinks of Villa and we already know what Villa thinks of him. The evidence is in and it is the general judgment of the American people that neither of the candidates is fit to be the head of a new government in Mexico Peace with either of them in the saddle would be but transitory affair. -Ansonia Sentinel.
 The electoral vote of the states that are voting this fall on the suffrage amendment are: Ohio, 34; Missouri, IS; Nebraska, 8; North Dakota, D.; Montana, 4; South Dakota, 5; Nevada, 8; making a total of 67. The present states where women vote have 84 elec- toral votes -Hartford Times.
 Complaint is made that Congressman Treadway gives away campaign pen cils. Still that is better than giving away campaign booze. e.-Pittsfeld Eagle.
 The Bald Heads of America have had another square meal at Winsted, Conn. Among those not present we e Harrigan, Harry, Harum, Harris and many others. -Pittsfeld Sunday Call.
 There are good local men on all the political tickets this fall. Of course, some are better than others. Green wich Graphic.
 Aunt Abigail rises to remark that the woman who is mortified at statue of the Venus de Milo seems to enjoy bur- lesque most as much as her husband. = Pittsfeld Sunday Call. A
 It isereported that Emperor Francis Joseph can't sleep. One can't help wondering if he's the only one in Europe troubled with insomnia. New Haven Journal Courier.
 The sensible thing to do is not to- figure on the high cost of living, but study on how to get the price.-Wood- bury Reporter
 This is the cider season, and the time when the 1918 vintage begins to be ac- ceptable to some people. = Meriden Journal
 The extent to which the Panama Canal route is being utilized, in spite of the war, is evident from the fact that, since its opening on traffic on August 15, more than 100 ocean going steamships have taken the short cut across the isthums between the Atlantic and the Pacific Bridgeport Standard.
 A Cuban senator says the republic is plundered < by the dishonest citizens. Same l6Ne, The honest give us no troubles New Haven Union.
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1914
THE ELECTION.

The election is over, and Connecticut has reversed itself from it's attitude of two years ago, when the democrats selected the whole state ticket and five congressman. The 1914 pendulum has swung completely back, defeating the whole democratic ticket and electing besides a republican United States Senator full republican state ticket and five republican congressman by decisive majorities.
 Judge Holcomb, republican, defeats Lieutenant-G Governor Lyman T. Tingier for governor by upward of 12,000; P. Davis Oakley, for congressman in the First district, defeats Congressman Augustine Lonergan; Richard P. Free man in the Second defeats Congress- man Bryan MahaL; Mayor John Q. Tilson defeats Congressman "Tom" Reilly in the Third; Ebenezer J. Hill defeats Congressman Jerry Donovan in the Fourth, and James P. Glynn de- feats Congressman William Kennedy in the Fifth.
 In other states the republican sweep is equally impressive, and particularly notable is the election of Charles s. Whitman, republican, as Governor of New York.
 As usual, the hindsight political prophets are industriously engaged in explaining how it all happened. Rabid republican organs see in it the peoples repudiation of President Wilson and Ill his policies. The more conserva- five argue that it was simply 8 repeti- tion of the inevitable action of the people, punishing the party in power for the hard times, while others recog- nize the natural swing of the political pendulum from one extreme to the other.
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The closing rallies of the editors campaign for justice of the peace took on the aspect of whirlwind finish. They were confined to monday speeches in the factory districts. Monday noon he addressed an audience at the Borden creamery plant consisting of Harvey White and 150 spellbound milk-cans; then he whirlwinded away on foot to the Peirce & Freeman lime-kiln, where Walter Hatmaker, Earl Coons and more than 1000 enthusiastic cords of wood were addressed on the issues until the whistle blew. At the John son & Lindell sash and blind factory the candidate was met by Charlie Neil sen as reception committee, who es corted him to safe place in the shop and introduced him to wildly enthu- siastic multitude of buzz saws, turning lathes and blaming machines. Itwas strenuous wind-up to strenuous cam paign--but the end justified the mean ness.
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A WORTHY RESPONSE.

At the 1914 banquet of the Bald Head Club of America, held in Winsted, Thursday night, that hairless organiza- tion, besides enjoying an evening of feast and frolic, in which some of the best-known men, in the state and out aide of it, participated, did one thing which must impress the outside world and command the respect of any who may be disposed to set at nought the organization and it's annual gatherings, as an aimless and frivolous affair.
 In his excellent after-dinner speech, Judge James P Woodruff, of the Litch- field County Court of Common pleas, referred to the starving millions of Bel ginm and suggested that it would be a praiseworthy act for the Bald-He Club of America to manifest it's sym pathy for that unfortunate people in some substantial way. The suggestion was at once acted upon, and the sum of S6I raised by voluntary contribution,
 a be forwarded by Judge Woodruff to
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-05

At the banquet of the Bald-Head Club of America, in Winsted, Thursday night, Rev. E. O. Gillette, of Canaan, delivered himself of the following origi- nal conundrum: "To good feed we surely are welded, But we never eat wheat that is shredded,
 For that curious fare
 Is too much like hair For this gay old bunch that's bald
 headed. i"
 Unfortunately no prize had been of fered for the poeticallest bald-headed, or the reverend gentleman would surely have brought it home. However, Can- .aan captured two prizes-for the fattest and the hairiest bald-heads.
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Where the Laugh Comes In

l sit and dream of monster fish,
 Of rivulets and brooks Where fnny creatures dart and swish
 Around my busy hooks. l sit and catch fish in my mind,
 l capture them all day, And fishing mentally find
 As good as any way.
 -Kansas City Journal.
 ''I never feed tramps at the door"
 That's all right, ma'am; serve it in the dining room. aint partic- ular. "-Exchange
 Billy-"Let's try and swim the river, Jimsy."
 Jimsy-"Naw! Let's wait till the last day of vacation. I'd hate ter git drowned now. .''-Puok.
 Loving bride-"w Will you promise me that shall reign in our home ?"
 Doting bridegroom-"Yes, if you will promise me that you will not storm. Baltimore American.
 The Rev. Brown-'I'm afraid, my dear young lady, know very little of agricultural matters; in fact, dou't know the difference between a mangel and wurzel. "--Punch.
 Don't you love and respect your government ?" asked the patriotic citi- zen.
 "Yes," replied Farmer Corntossel. But rotation in office frequently makes it impossible to judge a government by the company it gets into. Washing ton Star.
 Suffragette-"oh, if the Lord had only made me manl''
 Widow Perhaps he has, dear, but you haven't found him yet. "--Judge
 How'll yeh have yer eggs ?" de- manded the busy waitress
 "As we'll as could be expected under the circumstances, l" replied the absent. minded physician. Puck.
 First office boy--"well, did you ask your boss for raise, right after his lunch, as told you 9''
 Second office boy-"Yes; and got fred He'd forgot to take his dys- pepsia tablet. "-Puck.
 "Since the war began the women have been taking the places of the men on the Paris street cars. ."
 Well, they'd do it here, but the men are too ill-mannered to get up '--- Buffalo Express.
 "I want to improve my language, n said the conscientious man, ESQ bought book entitled 1000 Words Often Mispronounced.
 "You didn't need the book. You know more than a thousand now. "-- Washington Star
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the United States Consul at Brussels, for distribution according to the plans in operation there for the relief of the starving.
 It was a commendable action, a praiseworthy expression of sympathy and timely and generous response to that "touch of nature' that makes the whole world kin; and as result many an innocent and starving victim of the cruel war in far-off Belgium will bless the Bald-H Head Club of America, which, in the midst of it's annual festivity, could pause to hear and answer the ap- peal for help. t