davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-19
4un 9nkntu.
Mere Hcau pcS 9(beroecn.

Mere Hcan pcS Nberoecn. Scat til
SenNag hoooc NON igien ct beItigt
Nc0ninlb / Nbcroccn og Sntcgn, ioet
Der inoen nlii10rc c,lb Ell 5ln1c ioIot
oper cn Connie. Narslloii0tcrnc er
'rembclcs oe bc6itc.
Wem. Cutters Spf brS. Gharlep
.. Nobnion, iom tiIbereotc set iibitc
Ninnltib Tor @cll. @coroe q. Gutter
ier oenne off moo Siour.SSnoionerne
pnn 2ittlc Nia Norn Ben 25oc Slnti
1875, ga hans 9lrnc beitoaenoc al
LOO Wano Bier tilintctgiort, or
nctop ui1ooct pcb 2eben pna ct So
ipitol / NbcrOeen =.
Siunr Sails letter. Siour Sails
icirer bennc llNe i'm Homecoming"
Set % Stotens 25.Iars SubilGunl,
nG Teitliobcbcrnc oabneoes Monbon
mco tlnrt, blonft &eir % CT fieIig
%ino ira Norbpcit. Sc iterrc Mp-
Ser lfilllc pTret bolbt / Sbcrmon
Fdrf. men pou @runlb al Sen u.iro-
panliq heie %anNitatb / @iA Siour
Hipcr unr ellbeI Al Eorfen oueriuom
met, ion Ser mnottc aiercs NrronAc-
nlcl,tcr puu ANDRE Stcber / @pcn.
S.ur SturmifaSc pco Sisictun. Z
Snlc1nen peb Si@ltton pg cllcra %.
ioo pau nnore Stcoer err Itor Sfooc
%iorpolht peo polbionune Storme. Taa
@umocr Sammer& Sarm blep ale
@u0nilaer mere cIler minore be'taOi.
ocbe, % alene hans Cab pil ober'tl-
&c $4,000. Wcieriet pes Gobp FoIt-
fontor blUite neo. llaelebes Tinomel.
Ter % Garmbnie / Sme9nen az
Claire Sin. Tom lager peo oen me
Game til %eblcn. 9lanSt De Tar.
mere. iom bar lot fore Sab paa
@ponin9er. nppncS &iib, Salpo,
Carl NcIion % &ohn Stcnger. Ser
ialot oaiaa ct op%ercroentlls lterft
HcNn.
Girfcligt MsSc al HpobmScr. Hec.
@corac @ilIcr al Siour Sails. Gpi'
Observation-Disclosures @iifpp / Spo Sa'
toto. hor iammentabt Oct oarli1c
Mcbc al SamiunbetS Tiobaro 81.
thrift til at oiboIocS peo @bite Sorle
poa Gbepenue Hipcr Snoianer He'er.
patton Sen t0oe $uIi, % 1nliloer al
Snoianere iaapel ira oenne loln ira
andre Heieruationer penteS at pllle
oeltaae. Sc re6e (eleeater os oerea
Namilier oil opllaa line Selte peo oct
Steo, buor Mebet lful alboloeS, o.
ser peaca paa oen tore SORTED paa
Ncnnc Sorianllinl ~ oe, Der ror nun
laa slar iiocn ionot Steo, oa arlaS-
hplene Loo % S%tribssren %lplhseoes,
Ceiling al Meade Gomntp. Ter or
MI ollie llbiiaier iii. at Der Mroer
|oIget / Gopcmber oil gleres 0orleg
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-19

paa at belle Meabe Gorntp | to eller
flere Gountper, ioet @risgninger
ON Ifitemnins nit cirfuIeres % bur.
tia fortunes meo l1noerifrifter. Spis
ceiling beilittes, pil Soitb isse at
blipe Hetsl9oe | bet enc al De npe
Gountper, meoens @eb Swl ogiao oil
sisre fig siGIoenoe / iamnle Hetnins.
Nan oil Der babe, at belle ben Del
al oct nuperenOe Gountp, iom Zig.
ger n~orbenior Belle 6ourd)e &iper,
ifnl ubgiere ct mt Goitntp. @orgernc
/ Stiirgis. bpilfen Wp MI er &ets.
iGoc, oil life pioe al nogen Ceiling
% orbeioer oerimoo al alle &r9iter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-19

begpnoer at nnpenoe Dem iii Nptte
for andre, Der Dor Der / 8eroen. Ser.
al piI felge, at 5attigoommen pil
fororipes, % meo Den 9ruffenifub,
Seoi9gang, llpioenbeb, Spertro %
lignenoe Snoer - ben Ianoc Chill.
iation bill ~beepnoe, oe ma bill ba
forbaliies oper, at noeen fitnbe no.
boIoe og %iorbraee De forfrroelise
Sorbolbe, lom bsrer til Dor Sio.
Sattigbommen mao forbripes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-19

Sremaane, men 6armerne bar Jam.
tibig Iibt itore 5ob ocb 2pnneoiIae,
ibct Sornfppa 90 Seite or or9bte
nriicu bper Mat. s Gecotilr Goun.
IN, hpor @inoriIer uhgier Ell piatig
@PringsfiIbc, bar pcbboIoenoe Bar.
me % tiiatiae @cir iremfaIot Den
ioofalbie "@lacf Not" paa @initof.
fen % man irpgtcbe Tor, at Dc itore
Sob Tor fem Mor iiben pi!oe sicnta9e
Tia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-19
1utarnnnn.
Turlanocr hpierc 0iccnie

NOrlnli9cr pptfrc Ntcclt1c. i &e-
noibo cirflllcrcS Der iortIocn en- Mr.
io9ning til gurnaoet ON at i%oranltol-
te eft ipcciclt %olQ for at ioa 0icenie-
ofgiftcn iorbeiet ira $500 til $500
pr. Nor.
&mnitnfacemi / Tcluit. = @eloit
bcficnbt9iorbe5 iioltc Sirsoae. at Scr
AZ @pcns @or1ere bar ii,blfri6eret
$4,000 ior at iifrc @cloit College ct
aunltofnocnli, builfcn Sum rGffer
la1qt paopei til Sc 100000, ion,
Golle9et MI ieger al ifafie tilpeie. &c
100000. ionl ifal uoaiere ct ZEN.
oomment flunb" Tor Nmitalten, pen-
ties f%lilotegnet inoen lite Sllli.
Seirer / turtle Smaana. Sc Dor
Nere / Mooiion, Ion far %ioreIot Jig
at u6ruobe M!tsbriffetraiifen pg
"tsrlpN0e" @pen, pall0t iorleben
Seier / Sen ierite Omgana, iHet 8.
Sllrbuih, ser er biemnleborenoe /
Milmdllfec, erflprcbe iig ifploi1 / at
hGoc faitet lin Stenme pes iioIte 81.
ceniepalg / Mnoiion, trobS at ban
oltiao inacn Stemmeret bapbe ser.
SON oilnobe fife olene ell iilloltGr-
oia Silltnoellc, men ban erflTreoe
lnmtioio for Gonmer oa Iopofater,
at ban pilhe npre bchlUlpclia nlco at
ioo truffct ale andre Tolaiulferc for
He.ten. Surbuih blep ilnNt Ell WtilIft
ser n1co Smfoltningcr belsb iig til
$75.
@iritcr fra q. Safpta. Scrti
Tarnlerc ira @nr0 Gountn, e. d.
fotd, bcieaer iortlben @altfeiho,
@uttrtomn % ollorc Stcoer mleo I'm
Tor Macetprg, FOR at irttc Jig ilb /
%tioSmTsiio strengthening % Mci-
erioriit, lnmtioio iom &c manifc pil
hcnpttc N%nleoninAen til at forsNc i'm
Misunderstanding. Norncrne o~ireilte
ira Millot Sen tibc SSltni og nelte-
oeS at pore tilbnac Scr Den 20oc.
Heiicn cr io~ranitoltct al I. q. so.
pcrltnb. 500 @onenS 9onbbr1tasfonl.
miaipr. u. &. SelberG al Ifinpt og
e. i. Carpenter al @illiston, Scfrc-
tor Tor noropcitlioc Grippe al Nortb
Snfota @nnfer5 NsiocidtIon, % Sc
I'll Si,rcn nebnenoi0e Ecngc CT 'fai-
ict tilpcie al @oro Golrrtus @nnf.
mpuo. &c paa Heiie pprelbc Iar.
mere crflrreoe UNDER lit Spbolo /
@isccniin at Inrsuoiisterne / "a.
fotoerne bar Sc beoitc, % at Sc iaar
pentebc ct itsrre llbbptte al line Sar.
me, ems npgeniinbe ier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-19
1tnrn 1ukrtu.
Trnotelia Tpo. Hnrmuu :,

Trnatclia TpS. Mormon SohnIon.
# Nor 0onnmel. iii iorIeocrl eli frno.
tcli0 600 NOR Nccbcr, ibet ban mo.
riflcbeS / ct Soug. ser a binoct on
Ell Neit$ Nala. % blcu Al berthe trrt-
fen onfring, inotil Sipct por uolllf-
tCt.
Wtii.ct %iuct / California. : @ronb
Sorts ilf mnlt li0itc MonbnN l(n0cr.
refining ON. az Sohn Nonlon ocraf
@ncn por blcpcn orrbt nrr Son
M,otco. GoI.. ioct hnn pna lin Motor.
cpflc itpotc iummcn nlc0 eli Nltto-
mobil.
%nrn ornfnct / %anSbeholocr. %co
ScntlncI Quite hUnotc iorlcocn ocn
lllnffc. at Ntr. ~ Mrs. Ole seq.
ictb5 10 Hlor nnnllc @orn brllfncne /
Ncn %anbbcboIocr, huornf @ciTtnln.
cen uanocbcS. lllpffcn hrnotc me.
ocn5 Norrlhrcnc por 'roprrcnoc.
Scnof1rbcr nmtrnSt al onnct. On.
net iIpQ Ell Nnt neo / Nco. :. :.
NuaicIIS NonniuQ9hu3 / Ncllu %
nniUnhtc Sen Mtobraa. hporpoa Wr3'
Huaicll % 10 Born ion. Meo llno.
toNcllc al ct LET @roroiaor pao set
enc Barns Arm Hop oog ale ultootc
ira oeu nc~rperpitenoe Splepclic.
Icluillc elevator brrnSt. Star
GIeuator Cos Glepator / Wtclpille er
ncobrrn6t iom Spae al at Ell Sanier-
lie e~rplooereoe. Sohn y Suif be
iun0t liz / Sen Itorc Nu~eocbinac. ga
lllpftcn inotrai. % set oniecS ioml
ct %iounocr, at ban iif fraplet iig
ooopcr oen LANCE SiiNe o. no al
He1eu OF Slamnerne.
Sioliscrc Srac i Steele Srrbt.
: SiCclc iii man her ON SaNcn In.
bcrrctninacn. at Or. :. ". Baton.
ser / 'lerc glar par boiat bcriteNS.
uar bIepen caatiert al ct Scrnbnne'
to1 ~ brrbt nHr q. Soc. San par
unocrpcis ira MiSinuri til St. Saul.
hpor ban hapbe iaaet NniTttelic pc0
Nelierln1ens Observation-Disclosures
"%arnerup". Taa Nnorew NeI.
Ions Sarm / Soloiielb Soipnihip.
Nomman SoNntn, bar Ell Some ta0et
lig a oite aatuuaer, hpiS retie Mo.
ser zen iorbrer meo 9teb OF Aler.
Seniemor bapoe 10 @ange iprisat at
rcruae ct alllo apllin9er. men begae
@ou9e ml0Ipftehea Oct, og iaa off
Den rem Sprtpilelie ben oa aoopic.
reoc a~atunlerne. On bisie / 9Gna.
ZEN blir iorneieoe ncb @nttei or pel
tpiliomt.
Vrrnot &nl i Sierneifallen. Secr.
&C 5lnn par ranlmet al Ell 2pniirao!e
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-19

90 M, o. benne Sorifiel fommer
flart nof tilipne BERT, at ma nj gan.
tie roiia penter paa "Vusipfoot"
Sobnions gfterislger % &usoriffe.
tra'lfens giIlitning iom noeet. Der
olli9eneI for eller ienere mo inotrP.
DC. Ia ben "tsrre" Gone fsrite Sang
proflomerebes, babe Detroit 13 Sn.
%looner, % gpers goraere q oa Ioo
ilo9et li9r enige ON, at Torbuoet pll.
DC s~oeIGgge Dem. Hu er Der finn 6
SoIooner. % StenIningen bar iooIe.
oes penot 'ia, at onntrent Salpoelen
AZ Wc%folfninaen amer HiiS6riffeInl.
acts SpbTpeIic ion iioget al BET bcbi
lie, Der fiinoe bGnoe Wpen. % Ser or
al frenraacnoe Sorretnin9Siolf BE.
pen ioot, at man FOR ell ltor Gel bar
S%nloonerne at taffe Tor oct Ianrpa.
re, huori Tetroit er fonmen. 9lt en-
oel al DC mango 2onbioger er blepre
aigiortc peo e, onben Seieitcrct5.
~tienocllc, bill / bei Brao oipe @ncn
ct Stsb iremoh, GA benne ltpiahco
mcb Ncnipn til Sfjsoer poa @ono
bar ldNt nlcget al 0ctte nnnlfc ebc.
Smtrent 500 loobonnc Sfisbcr er
bleDnc o~pretholotc oa florerte pco bin
aienbclIc. oQ 2anobruQct / DC an.
QiUlOenbc StreQ n%orocnior @pcn pil
bcruco tooc ct SpiuinQ iom albrin
isr. Mieo oettc iom Gritatninq fan
Solooncrnc mere enc Nlernc ~Illffcs,
'i9er observation-disclosures
MinScSmcrfc nii!prct. Otter mere
emo icrti Nor9 Sorleb or MI oct Stcb
pes St. Setter, hpnr &nbinncrnc /
,Nuni 1851 operbroo iinc SanoltrG.
Der til line hpioc Vreorc, Bic
pct ioripnct n1ch ct Minocsmlcrfc.
lom oiilercbc$ OnSboo bcnne lt0c.
Nferfct. Scr er befoitct Al Toreninqell
" Sdu1htcrS al the Nmlcricon Heuo.
luton. bclionr al Ell pTl0iN aampe-
item. hportil cr ipltet Ell &obbcrtou!c
ltco po2ieubc rNl0lfriit. Ger iortUl-
les. of ser cnaala unoer DC noodda.
.il6c llnocrban6linQcr mco Nnoioner-
ne trllc0c@ mcO ct iulbitrr0int Nrnh,
oct N%opoin1cn Slecpu One blep ioo
'ornrQet, at han trof liz belt tllbo0c.
Sor at iormil6c bonl % De andre
ioriernc0c Ho0hliocr blcp Der 'nd
,lrtiNlt mllliN lfallct tllpcic cnocl
Snlhmmnter, 8laSperler n9 onorc
ser pon Ell nlc0et 'ri'ienoc
lo1beS til ifllc noo ben tore
a~ompcitcn - oN Slccpp One blep
>lio iNicn. Gen @onoltrTfnila, Iom
Siollr %,Nnbinncrnc pco bennc Nnleo-
,ina iolNtc, omiottebc oere@ helc
ucitcnior WiSlisiipNifloocn
"a uooiornc omtrcnt 80 MtillIoncr
&c ifuloc herior bnpe lom
SctalinN $250,000 / pi@ic oarliQe
ibctalinOer. iumt Ell &cicruntion,
yer / cn @re0oc al ii Wil itroftc li0
aro2 Wiuncloto Nipcr ira ct Nuulft
looIc ino MiI opcn'or Ncm him til
flpcn@ llbiprinN. Get er loQt, at Den
NnrinA iii Snolancrop-
/ 1862 bar Sen. of NcQlerln.
,ens 9lQenter mblon at bctolc Mo-
,uberne sc nnrliQe N'0roa, lon bar
opct Sem pes 0cmnc Spcren9fon1it.
>aapiot pioeS. cr fun ire al Dc SuIoc,
'cr par tiIilc0e unoer hint Wsoe pco
ZEN Itore &ompeitcL MT line, 1lenl-
ia Sen. @coroc 9cGuc AZ Settings,
Hr8. Morp N. Ghute al Mlnnea
'oIiS % Mr3. @race Voro Al Bloom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-19

"Gecnraht Eoiten"s &orreipon.
bent, iom islger meb 2itber College
9nno til &orse, pil / 2sbet al Som.
meren iortPle belle ben itorarteSe
Moraesiurs Siitorie i Sorm al reseI-
m0siige @reue. Ibonner paa $50.
item" III % iaa sc anerebe uSfomne
&i,mre al SIaoet, iom i~nbeboISer
SespnoeIien paa oisie aorreiponoon.
GER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-19

nteoens ban a~rbeioeoe noe paa en-
aser peo @anbon, oa trobs at 2p.
net bonoe br9nbt ct Sui i bans Sier.
neifalle. lepeoe ban boa ii Elmer ser.
effer. Straalen bopoe rarti,et bom
soerlt paa 8opeoet, bpor ct Sui en-
Sleroeoels Somme i 8jenneminit
rar boret, og banet fla @ei no ieien
ileoe peo Salien. Manoen Iaa i
Here Timer noe pao gaeren, isr ban
%lnllotes, % ban bite 2egn til 9ip en-.
oog itogen Sio otter at ppre broet
bjem.
Slnjen ira @ead ifal bpaacs. Get
ll9ea MI nleo @eitemtbe0, ot Gortbern
Vncl'ic @anenS 2inie ipboper ira
Neact llrar lfal bpaoes. % Ser Der.
Tier oeSaariog itor 9eaeiitrina / 9p.
Ell. Sra Scntinel @lttteS meloes
lnnltlolg, at oueilnruntc Clinic al
Northern Taciiic 9oncn I~onoinnlio.
nlS ptl 0lerc Ell brnt Niililtning poa
Den planla1oe eleftriife garle, ga oct
oar Mcningen benne ifuloe aaa aier.
mem ionme Strsa. iom Nortbcrn
Fnclflc hi pil giennentifiprc, renl.
Ii9 9jcnnem 9Dcrnc @crfep Garlple
og ellie.
Scitebanhlcrc mnbcr Mmflaae. 8.
y. Soluorion / Settinoer err nctop
tonn1en tilba1c ira Snlabn, 6uor bet
lptfcoe9 bnm at iaa - me9et ili6-
ri9c NcItchonoIere lat unoer gnflagc
az Den 'eoerolc @%ronoiurp. SAILOR.
'od bduoc bortbpttct Ell Scction 0onb
moo ct pilt Nutal Seiic, men bi5ic ri.
tie zig at pare iuloitpnoi0 uiloc no
'trel'cnoc ON / N @iergcgn ctitcb5
noe | Nrljota. &c oloQQc Ncitcbonb-
lcrc bnpoc peo aontraft bortbuttet
Neltcnc bpor be par, ioa set bar Sal
por'on$ Fligt at bentc Dem. 0cttc
plIoc nnocr allie OmltpnoiQbcoer bli
bpilt ponlfeli9t Nrbcioe, bporior
ban flaNeoc til be T~orenebc StaterS
,Wpnoigbcocr. @lan0t sc Mnflaoeoe
er Ell 9. e. @lilIicfion al Winncopo-
lis.
Nnn bcbolot Tatminocn. Midacl
Gonnolln, en- Nutomobilbonbler /
,Vfnnoor, bar pitt iia at furnc bchol-
De Sotnlngen / Ell IuTucr %ehoina.
Nan bnooc lolat Ell Nutonlnbil iii
,Sncob Sandman. bpi2 Sen ban ian
giue noQlc &ooN % Tinf meo
til &%ierctpiet@ 9rlto. Meo
ben llnae Mnno peb &illet og 9laell- !
ten peo Sibcn Ianlt oomlc Sandman
Ell Sonoclareiienoc / bnQrc SToe
ell lTnNcre Trsuctur, bpor.
inoer alt off gobt inotil man nnaeoe
uco Solem, ga @llttcn blep
o9 fierte mos NUfpTrfct
"a luf3 / Glpcn. Gen Ulorc aard)-
nan oQ Sunoclamonbcn bleu lln0er
llltomobilcnS &olbettc ilnngeoc ito
Il SGoet % ialot rpf inn BLOT noe
Chen, men De TO ANDRE iorblep pau
III Bot og bIeu ligqen0c uloer ben
'nlpellote Molfine pun Glpcbluloen.
S%onolIp fattcoc itrar Stillillgen %
'capnote at grave iia uo, hpiltet / oen
oic @mnO itrnr lpffe0ea, % meo
ppermermelfcli9e arTitcr bel
cbc ban ocrpnn 9lltomobilen al fin
Ion nnturli1pi& in6en
IA Nicbliffc pil0c pprc fpolt / Wonb
" Splc. %onbct por ser Here 500
>nbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-19
Barn ornfnct / TnnS6chulocr. Tco

ScNtInCl Wlltic hUn0tc IOrIc0Cn 6cn
llnffc, at Ntr. "a Mrs. Ole seq.
ictb5 10 Nlor QnmIc @orn >rltfncNc /
sen %lnbbcbolocr. huorni %cirtnln-
cen ranbcbcS. lllptfcn hrnntc me.
Scn5 TurUlhrcnc par 'rapurcnoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-19

VVRF""N0F HVFtFt ~NRHTR' y wv
llolbo cirfillcrcS Der fortlocn en- Ill-
ip9ning til Nurnaoet on at i%ornnltol-
te eft ipccicIt %alQ for at Ioa 2icenlc-
ofgiitcn iorbeiet ira $500 til $500
pr. Nar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-19
MinnrTntn.
Tna Tcricrciic iii Gnropa. Sob

7. Mottion, iom / belle Il aor bar
uure. Voitnciter / Warrcn. hnr ia
aet iiQ en- Scric, ionn ban oil tilbrin.
Qe / europa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-19

SORTS If ntoll lioitc NiolbnN llnocr.
refining onL az Nohn Nonlon ocraI
%nCu nor blcpcn brTbt npr Son
Wotco, Sol, ioct ban pna lin Wiotor.
cpflc iteotc innmnen nco eli Nlto-
mobil
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-19

SetrClt Isr 10 M. Giter al g.
trolt M ueo @eieiterei5tienoelie er
broGi i%noenlor Ben "rsoc" OF "terre"
Bone. % me0eu2 man MI buer Ioa
renter, al ben ueO a%icnocIien tiIlIue.
tnlote Sop ltal gieunemierc9 % ga.
%loonerne %llttes. antilles Ser enoel
Netro9nnaer ouer bpoo Scirolt par
az bpno Den er. Ter paoitaaes / Sc.
iroli AZ p9re ltor Soriflel paa ier
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-17
WATCH YOUR STEP
St. Patrick.
BY THE CONDUCTOR

'Hooray for Saint Pat! My grand father was a Orangeman, an my grandmother-well, she wasn't. How them two ever trotted together fifty one years, I dunno. Every time granny went to o'clock mass old granddad'd get up an play 'Crossin' tn Boyne Water on his jew sharp till break fast time. When my daddy was a boy them two nearly pulled him apart tryin' to make him religious, the way they was. It's a good thing people got more sense nowadays. If a fellow wants to be bull moose or a demmy crat or a catholic or a presbyterian It's like he wants pie for breakfast. Ain't it his breakfast, an what's it to you? You eat your own pie an have pickles with it if you want to- This world S gettin' better cause people is gettin bigger. 1 ain't good enough to b'long to no church, but I'm goin' to put a green shamrock on an holler like 'lec- tion night when them Hibernians go by. They's one thing bout the Irish that gets me, all right. Every one of em's got some kind of a religion. If the good Lord was lookin' for friends that little green island ain't got noth- in else. An you better not hold your He'd ruther kill the other fellow. No, he won't kill him, but he'll push his face in. Tn Irish can't make money fast, an can't keep what they make, put 1T they's joke in it they get it. When the judge was goin' to sentence old Doogan tn other day down in Rhode Island, and his honor asks Doogan, awful solemnlike: Have ye got annything to say why sentence O death shall not be pronounced upon yep old Doogan looks all aroun' and says he to himself like: Isn't he tn gloomy divil?' Tn reason why Ire land ain't free is cause all tn Irish men wants to be officers an then cant raise a army. If Irish soldier wasn't promoted in a week he'd go home. That's why none of 'ems rich. They won't work for another fellow long enough. An you don't have no trou- ble gettin' a idea in a Irishman's head. You find he had it fore you did. Saint Pat drove out all tn boneheads along with tn snakes.
 Come oni Come on! Both doors
 ''Step up lively, pIeasel
 l. Watch your step!''
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-17
CONNECTICUT WATERWAYS.

The movement in behalf of an or ganization in this state to labor for improved waterways is something in which every town in Connecticut should have a keen interest The condition of the waterways of this state today proclaim as nothing else can the need which exists for such an association. Connecticut has many miles of navi- gable rivers which are crying out for attention and improvement. It has a long coast line from which too little benefit is being derived for the advan- tages which it possesses, with it's har- bors and large cities.
 The proper development of it's wa terweys is one thing in which Con- necticut has too long manifested a backward disposition. We have been content to receive what we could get without manifesting any great inter- est in securing the greater advantages which are waiting to be developed and which can be greatly influenced through 8 strong state organization. Unless Connecticut is alive to it's own interests and possibilities it can hard ly expect anyone else to be. It is frequently said that those who have or are in a position to obtain the best facilities for transportation are the ones who too frequently show the un- explainaole lack of appreciation. Con necticut should be alive to its natural advantages. Its waterways are of great economic importance to it's man ufacturing and business interests and through them to the state in general and its citizens should be deeply con- cerned in any well directed effort which has for Its object their Detterment.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-17
GOVERNMENT ROAD BUILDING.

After the varied experiences with good roads and the many methods of construction, it is not strange that there should be a decided opposition to tho pushing through congress of the piece of pork barrel'' legislation known as the Shackleford bill. By this measure 1t Is planned to place S25,ooo, 900 at the disposal of a com mittee for istribution in road con- struct1on about the country without 8 safe and practical method of being assured that the funds are properly used or devoted to the construction of roads in a manner to secure last ing results
 In recognition of the necessity of preventing a waste of government funds, though realizing the benefit of good roads if properly built a Kansas federation of commercial clubs has adopted resolutions opposing this new method of filling the pork barrel D While approving the idea of govern fnent participation in road building they consider that there should also be a community participation in the appropriations made for such roads in addition to the government funds, that there is a burden resting upon the sections most directly benefited to do their share in not only receiving but in giving, and that some such pro tective influence is needed if the real benefit of the outlay of money is to be gained.
 Experience has shown in most every state that there is need of the wisest direction of road building and that the further such can be put away from political influences the better are the results,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-17
FLOOD PREVENTION POLICY.

One of the stupendous tasks which has been faced by this country for long tinae is the problem of overcom- ing the floods in the Mississippi val ley. The need of directing attention to the solution of this menace is constant, but it always rises to the high record mark each time the great loss of life and property is, revealed following an inundation. Forces are constantly at work. however, in it's behalf both in actual work and in advocacy of a new government policy concerning it.
 In the opinion of Col. Goethals there is need of establishing a definite plan of procedure and it's consistent pur- suit before anything like a solution will be obtained. He maintains that no permanently efficient work can be done in the improvement of the Mississippi until the present piecemeal plan of appropriations is changed. In order to get the benefit of what little is be- ing attempted constant and much greater effort must be made. In his opinion if a similar policy had been applied to the construction of the canal that tremendous enterprise would to- day be little advanced to completion.
 The value of such advice can be readily recognized in connection with most any undertaking which is allowed to drag along for lack of financial backing. Benefits can undoubtedly be gained in the way of improving the river for navigation by the present method of attack but when it comes to the checking of the floods it will only be by getting at the bottom of the difficulty that the quickest and best results will be secured.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-17
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Saw the Stars Fall in 1893.

MT. Editor: In your paper dated 3 few months ago a question was asked if there was anyone here that remem- bered when the stars fell 1883. I re- member the tme as plainly as if it happened yesterday. My father awoke us children and we all saw the commo- tion of the stars. I also remember go- ing out in the morning to see if l could find any on the ground This happen ed the same year that Andrew Jackson, the president came to Norwich to visit the grave of UnCas, the Indian chief I went with my father up on the Plains then called Yantic-to see the presi- dent. They raised marble slab off the grave of the Indian chief and held some kind of service. After that was over. the Washington crowd went down to the Landing and had dinner. The landlords daughter crowned the presi- dent with a wreath of roses. I remem- Der going to Norwich Town and seeing in a front yard some statuary called Adam and Eve.
 In 1855 my father moved to Willi- mantle. In 1851 I was married to Free man Kenerson in the Methodist church by Elder Cady In 1860 my husband bought a farm in Ashford, Conn. We had four children, three sons and one daughter. We had a very pleasant, happy life My oldest son died in 1882 with typhoid fever. We laid him to rest III ASnIOIO cemetery. My other two sons got tired of farming and went as engineers on the railroad. We were left with a big farm, but help was plenty and we got along fine. In 1891 my husband passed away after a short illness. I was left alone, so l sold my farm and went to live with my daughter. When MT Whitford, my son. in-law, bought a farm in Norwich l told him I guessed I had come back to my birthplace to die. I was born in Norwich on March 14th 1925. My father was Asa Avery of Preston; my mother was Desire Giddings, also of Preston; my grandfathers, Ebenezer Avery and Joseph Giddings, both were soldiers all through the revolutionary war. I am S9 years old today. and have been kept very busy attending to callers and receiving presents. and l want to tell you I had 84 birthday cards. Now, wasn't I remembered? l want to thank every one that sent me cards and remembered me and l thought The Bulletin would be the best way to reach my Norwich friends here and many out of Norwich
 MRS. SARAH Bl KENERSON.
 A Durham Street
 Norwich, March 16, 1914