davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
Iorriion.

Soliis Solf, lHyler SeSlitall ~
jiber begGb lid leetc @pdc ltad)
ct. Soils INFO bnodte eillcn nelsal
guto.5rId nit 5uriid. Ser nelr
arnftiragen miro IN ieincm @cdxlfte
sit Serfperroirnq tonimer.
Mehrcrc ntierer &euotplcr lpohn
Ten ain SomStog bcn Eiclit III
@Ipailnis bei.
SriB Sucllc tergub iid ieBtc W.
die in @cidlaftel nod, Mem Snpcl.
Nlbert ReSemsfp pclt ct, SolIS
fnil lettc @ode bier hilrd oui oeit
8cae mad, Ictsham nm Serti9e
Tcrpapnte 81 beaIdpnn.
". i. alcnf, lpcIlt lelt crldGcll
Sngelt in Mcaittrid 6lnn &e'aid,
sntcr Sdapeiter. Smr &e5olO.
.<ni. 8aumstnrf, 9mnuttcrlr)'
MGR noal &crnalnt. mar an SontS.
iMI bier iu @eidn Itcn
=. s.. GolMlrll. uatcr '%rlllerer
1itbiirgcr lapb jeslgcr Epltnrelltcr
no.l Seullamt mar am Muntag bier
in @eAda item.
GbGiter Spredclnnetpr, rprt Ct.
2olpis lrnr an SolmltuB bchpdsrpci'c
sier.
SnioIqe Ses &~eqenspettcrS lpar
ba$ bier ab9ctaltoie 8iuvic lurr
idipodj beiatdt
TSrorf Sollmp0 ppll golulets 0tlti
lit iebt oils Sdpnieo I'M @elhaFtt
Der bieiigct 6trnlo Stod, @etf
ncrper & lobf mgeitellt.
). 6. Sdpuie, SSotNl Hclte INA
Jris Smmr. tuaren lette @cde el
uiae Gage IN Der GolmtpiMlIptltoNt
llu lime 8iutbsli5elielr 3u hoIer.
iSrnl @n. 9egentoln bcfullS lid
leetrn 6rcitog 5u trraent &eiitdf
nv Gioge Gitp.
SRI. 9lllreIio Sdlrtf) BON Ser
nnluu mar Icbtr @nde bier 81 De
iltdl BEL ihrer Snntc. 6rNt Gar
Smngtog.
Srau >Soeo6 &aue6erger itottet
nr letten Ereitu9 &erlpoHbtet il
glnnois cilten 9tehtd) ob.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
grhfunsen fir sanSbrieftraser.

9ie Ser. @toater Chill . Sienit
gotnmiilion ntadt befannt, Dab am
10. SiiJi M Morriiort Mo., cine
&riiitrtg BON 4pplttouten fir Die
StcQe zines 9anbpolttra9ers fir bic
&cute non Morriioil irpo fir anoere
moelidertneile batarte Stellen mn
gouttp abeebnlten tper6en miro. an
ben 8riifuargert f0nne,p iid mir iol.
DE 8ciperber betbeiIieen, Die in Dem
.SEtrift po6dpen iiir one elm 2anO-
poSt,ote a,t ert,eralen lit. appIita.
tons : 5ormmlore iirso 6nrd Die Il.
"a. gipiI Sernice gommiiiim in
@aibirston 9. g.. al heaieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
Ct. soniier @arftpreiIe.

Die 8eitdnbe on &eiSen Der per
jdbri9eu Grute limb beindbe erihbpit
unb bic 3uiubren pon beurisem pe
rem 10 ipeit lebr maBi9; lie betrngen
nidt mebr ais elm 5iinitel pes ange
butes i'm lebteu Sabr inn 6ieIe 3eit
Oil 5olse bauon mar natiirli6, oaB
iir 9ptp &eisen, alten Wis neuelt,
bbbere Yreile geSablt murbeu. 9o9
bel Der oerseitigeu silnlti9cn <te
rult9 Fam man uuf beoeuteno gr0Bere
Gineauae rednen mo oaranf rar es
,uriidSuiibren. oaB bereits belte orei
Gents weniser 9e5ablt wuroeH ais
nod am lebten Samstas. wdbrcno
bette Gnalitdten bielisen @eisens |
Gcut mebr ersiclten. Sm algemeinen
Iteatcn iid Die Yrcile, ME iol9t:
.S1.1o fir $50. 4 bis S1.22 iilr gtc. 2
Ineue grnte) beSp. S1.25 fir No. 2
Ser alten @rnte, Chicago auotierte
S1.10 bis S1.21a. 5olcbu Sl.20 bis
$3.50 nnp Neiu gorf S1.25 his
S1.35. Der Sprratb an Sauo nabnt
I'm 2,246,O 900 8u. alb uno itellt lih
Nur Belt alf 7,94S.000 8u. 9as lit
bic nitbrialte Wense leit Den ltbten
sluaniig Sabrcn opcr nod, LANCER.
Der Waismarft mar allies aroere
ais itetis, uno Die Sreiie 9inscn au{
uno uieber. Sm @anScn mar Id)lieB-
lid ein Yreisrilf9au9 gu oernerten.
Dir cinselneu Sudlitdten bradlten:
10 Gents (9to. g. bis T5a 9ip. 3
bcsu. II 9ents 9to. 2 weiB |.
0aIer itieg geaen Die Spr'uodle
I'm | bis 2 Gents. Die Sreile ron
aierten pon 80 Gents iiir $50. 4 bis
81 51t Gcnts iiir go. 2 rStanparo".
&%artuffeln famen III 9rpBen
Menaen aui Den Ntartt ipwpbl aus
Der unmittelbaren 9tabbarlbuft ais
aus Der weitcren llm9ebuug; infolses
beS paren Nie Yreiie notwithstanding
nieoria: ssrinsere Surteu ginsen nit
80 bis 35 Gents, bette oa9egen nit
As bis Il Gents ab.
Del Sdnpeineulartt mar icit uno
ole 8reiie alu9en ctruas in Die 0bbe;
iunsc Gbiere besoblteu lid nit So. SO
maeere nit $40 bis s7.25 unt
bette, 9sn,Gitete nit $3.50 bis S7,95.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
Sptimiit nimmt eisene Meoisin.


Gr bot 3utralsen in feline @eOi.
sin unb meib, oaB er 2inoerung er.
fGbrt. Seute, Die Or. Sings @ew
DISCOVERY fir grfaltuns uebnen,
iinb optimiItild. Sic tpiiierl, SaB
Sieie Meoi5in sic &ranfbeitsfeime
i'm Safe toOtet urlb Der Nntitr Ben
@eg 5llr SELLING offnet. Cine gr-
fdltunq lGBt iid nift burd ober'
ilddlide SebanoIlirq pertreiben =
man mitb on sic @rr5el geken.
Seth optlmiitiid. SoIt beute eile
TIoihe non Gr. Sings Seem Sts-
coperp. 3(aNo.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
Gin @cifcr nit id,luarsrr gcbcr.

Sic 9eber lit Elm 9lutreiniaer.
8urSe iriiber NAL ole Sit Ser
2eiOenidaften erndtet, Sas @lelto
bei oiaIen 2eiiten 1T, boB bic 2eber
ourdl unreines SIut idJpar5 miro,
9tIi0iitGte, &opfpeb. SdpirrbeI lnO
8eritupfltng oeruriadt. Or. Sings
Nerp 9ife 9iIIs reinisen sic 9eber
1utS aeben nei,es 2eben. Csc. BEL
Gursm Mpotbefer. 3(Slbp.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
@crlanat iofurt.

&ir pereeben an aeeisnete Heripn
General Neentur ilr Sermnun unb
@osconabe 6ountp in u~niereu ifou 70
SATIRE ourch cen periiorbenen Serrn
Serm. y abrutt9 gut eiueeilbrten
Saus6alt @ehisiuen. o%anernoer i,ro
gutter Seroienjt nnauSbleiblid. Anfro~
gen limb Az riobten an: w. gruf,
@lepelano, Ohio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
Nntp Siena.

@ir peroen periuhen ieoen 9onnerss
taa reaelmdBiae 5abrteu suiihen Sers
mann nnb 5eil's Store sn matisn.
@enn ihr mitiabren molt, ooer etrnoS
beim Store ooer in Sermnrn 81 belor'
gen babt, fest uns oauon in AenntnlB.
GpestaI.5 rips bel Tag poer Hadlt.
6 b. q emper&G o.
5elepbpnc 20. 1S2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09

Ser finalBicllc IalSircis Der
8ai,tenu pom &cmmrtl, Morriion itno
9son scr mir in Older Altsgobe pllbs
Ii3iren, Selp1t BON felner @eidrTtts-
NeprcIiion i'm unierem GnlntrG ic:l-
bern BON ciren geinnbcn 3lHtanS
Der finonsiellen @erb1ltniiie nnierer
&eoolfcrlnN iorWe unScrer 8ant'
SnItitute.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
3n ~oerfanfen.

Sin idbuer &obnbeiiB: Z StaotlOtten
9nten. %fnltioirten Sobcns; serdumi9es
8obnbaus, Steingebauoe, CUTE &eler,
3iiterne. Stall uuo Hebensebduoe. 8ir6
Bi liberalem Greis %uertnuft. neil Die Gle
gentbimer nidt bier uUbnen fbnueu.
@e9en Haberem tpeuoe I q iib an
81. y. Settler, Sermann, MD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
Sn %Oerfanfea.

Cine feline Sarm, T SlotS uno ettpu
IA Nter auten Sooen entbaltenb, inners
balb Der S%tabtgrenSen pm Sermann gee
le9eil, nit gntem &ohubatiie, Staltnng
uno Hebens8ebauoen, fieinem @einberee
uno SbtsSdnmen, unb on gutem 5ahre
iue9e, b%elonoers geel9net fir eineu 5Sar@
nicr fueldIer ipiinid)t ndber bel ser Staot
81 ,uohnen, 1T su pertaufen, IacbSuiras
gen bel &obert %9alter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
2n D~erfanfen

Cine CUTE Sarlp BON uu9efabr 100
2lfer. Ia &eilen neitlidj BON Sermanu.
glle nbtbigeu @ebduoe. in 9utem 3us
ituno, iino oprbanoen, ipruie audi beItHne
big aeniiseno @aiier. aann iofort. ooer
aud i'm nadIiten Serbit, in SeiiB aeuOni~
men weroen. Ndberes auf Der Office
oieies Slattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
Trmd)t.sjranntiuctu.

Sd babe cine ero6e Guontitdt feinen
ieibit %sebrannteu Nipple Sad, 8ead9
Sranbp uno Sreiterihuaps an Sano, Den
id biuie %uertnuien ,pcroe BEL Der @au0ne
ooer in ar6Bereu Guantititen.
9ottlobS hueB.
Sermann. no. II. 2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
4n p~erfanfeu

Cine 9aundb, nur tudbrenb cine Saiion
benitt. IL Sub lang, NIT eiuem Sairs
bantssNorie @otor BON 4 8ferbetraft.
9aes in gutem suitano. 8dbereS bel
Siopr Shmiot, 9outre Silano.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09

Die b~iersebntGsise S4laht bon
Nutben fofete auf beibsn Seiteu
Utniser Spfsr, ols bic turas Gdla&t
,ou Rars Ia Sour.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09

STATE OF MISSOURI ss
County Of Gasconade
We. Theo. Graf as
president, and Aug. BegemanuJ r. as cashier
OF said bank. each OF as. do sOlemnly swear
that the above statement Is true TO the best
OF our knowledge and belief,
THEO. GRAF AUG. BEGEMANN. Jr.
President Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me. this
9Th day 81 June A. d.. nineteen hundred
and fifteen.
Witness my hand and notarial seal or the
date last aforesaid Commissioned and quail
aed for q term expiring MAY 10. 1917.
SAN -BAUaGAERTEER JR.
s(SEAI1 Notary Public.
gs.sss. f { . sssssss @D'rseser..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
No 1855
Official Statement
o tthe Financial Condition OF the
PEOPLES Bank Of Hermann

Ut Hermann. State OF Missouri. ut the close Of
business on the s3d day OF June, 1918. pub
itshed ia the Advertiser Courier u newspaper
vrlutea ana published at Hermann. State OF
Missouri on the 18th day of July. 1910,
RESOURCES
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09

8ei5ert, $50. 8 1.08
@eiser, SO. 9 ITO
SmpepiaI MebI, per Sad $40
@oo6 Sud MebI, per Sad $50
9aiIp 8reab @ebl, per Sad $40
aIeie, per 100 Hhrnb !. 1.25
SbipItHff, per 100 ghino 1.50
aormnebL per 100 Bfuno 40
HrcSmftt.
gorrigiert bon
Sobn S. Selmers
.Gier, per 9aiseib 10
Butter. per 8funo .20-25
.Spring gbifena, per Hfo. t4-16
|Stags, per Bfiino . . TX
SiIbner, per 8funb 9E
@amie, per Bnlr6 05
@nten. per 9fftm6
Curriers', per Hfun6 t3
SdmoIS. per 8fir,0 . 10
Gartoffeln, per 8tulbel 60
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09

We. Louis Boeger as vice-presi-
dent. and Ed W. Hummert Us cashier OF said
bank, each OF US. do solemnly wear that the
above statement is true to the best OF our
know and belief.
LOUIS BOEGER, EOW.
Nioe-president. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn To before me. this
I'd day OF July A. ID. nineteen hundred
and fifteen.
Witness my hand and notarial seal on the
date last aforesaid. Commissioned and quail
fled for u term expiring Mas 9TH 1871
FRED ToELLE,
SEAL Notary Public.
AUG. RFDEKER
Correct AUG. WTELE Directors
Attest. j. HANNE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
No. 1910,
Official Statement
OF the FINANCIAL. CONDITION
" the
State Bank Of Bay, Mo.

at Bay. State o. Missouri at he close OF
business on the I'D day OF June. 1918
published in the Advertiser : Courier. b
ne wspaper printed and published at Hermann.
State OF Missouri. on the eth day OF Juy.
1915.
RESOURCES
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
State Bank Of Bay, Mo.

Eztablished 1o11.
$4,000 Surplus $1,000
Deposits ' e 100000
Does u general banking business.
Pays Az on Time Deposits.
Pays 80 on Savings Deposits.
Has Safe Deposit Boxes for rent.
And kindly solicits your patronage
DIRECTORS:
Simon Boeger, f. A. Meyer,
Il. Engeibrecht, A. II. Moeller,
Thee. Buschmann, Chas. w. Owen,
Henry Langenberg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09

STATE OF 10
County OF Gascunade 80
I'VE. f A. Never as vice
president. and b. Engelbrecht as cashier OF
said Bank each OF US do solennly swear that
the above statement is true TO the best OF our
knowledge and belief.
E. A. MEYER E. ESGELBRECHT,
Vice-president. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this goth
day OF June A. D. nineteen hundred and
fifteen.
Witness my hand and notarial seal on the
date last aforesaid.
Commissioned and Qualified Tor . term eX-
piring Aug. eth 1879
THEODORE
(SEAD Notary Public.
T.. A, MEYER
Correct THEo. Directors.
Attest. A. N. MUELLER
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
No. lTl
official Statement
OF the FINANCIAL CONDITION
Of the
Rl@ALRNO SANK
of Morrison
Of Morrlson

nj Morrison. State OF Missouri at the close NJ
business on the Phi day OF June. 1914.
published IN the Al vERl iS~Ek-CuUEtER "a
ne wspauer printed and published ~ Hermann.
STATE OF Missouri on the It'll day Of July
RESOURCES
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09
No. 1861
OFFICIAL Statement
OF the FINANCIAL CONDITION
OF the
ARMFRS and MERCHANTS BANK

at Hermann State of Missouri at the close OF
busines on the 23d day of June. 1915
published In the Advertiser : Courier. o
newspaper printed and published ut Hermann.
State of Missouri. on the 18th day OF July.
RESOURCES
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-09

County OF Gasconade So
We. Henry Grass Us vice-president and A. u.
Walker Us cashier of said bank. each OF Us. do
sOIemniy swear that the above statement Is
true To the best OF our knowledge and belief.
HENRY GRASS ABB. WALKER,
Vtcs-Presideut Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th
dag OF July A. d. nineteen hundred and nj
seen.
Witness my hand and officialsenl on the date
T.. h. WENrzEL Circuit Clerk.
(sEALl
Henry W. Tekotte
Correct Robert W alker
Attest ID. r. Stoenner
Directors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29
DIPLOMATS PRAISE
JAMES BRYCE BUST
Work of Henry Hudson Kitson
Placed In the National
Gallery of Art.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

Washington, Nov. 28.-The National
Gallery of Art has been visited for
several days by diplomats who have
viewed the bronze bust of James Bryce,
ex-Ambassador 10 this country from
Great Britain, which has been placed
there through the French Ambassador
and Nine. Jusserand. The present
British Ambassador and Lady Spring
Rice and other members Of the society
who knew Mr. Bryce comment favor
ably on the likeness. The bust is the
work of Henry Hudson Kitson, who
presented il TO the gallery, and who,
like his subject, Is native Of Great
Britain.
Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry, who has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Richard II. Townsend, for several
weeks, has sufficiently recovered from
recent surgical operation TO take her
first drive to-day. Mr.. Gerry is also
in Washington, and probably will re-
main for several weeks. when he and
his wife will take cruise in Southern
waters on their yacht, the Owera.
Several debutantes will be presented
this week, most Of them at receptions.
Mrs. Delos Blodgett will introduce her
daughter, Miss Helen Blodgett, on
Thursday, and the following afternoon
Lieutenant General and Mrs. B. VI.
Young will introduce the generals
granddaughter, Miss Margaret Read,
at tea dance at Bauscher's. Mrs.
Hugh Wsllace will introduce her niece,
Miss Sally Beecher, at tea on Satur-
day afternoon, and the same afternoon
Miss Ellie Lejeune will be presented
at the Marine Barracks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29
POLICE GUARD HOME
OF RUSSIAN ATTACHE
Governor Said to Have Acted
After Threats Against Colonel.

Threatening letters received by Colo
mel Nikolai Golajewski, military at
tache Of the Russian Embassy. are held
responsible for the presence Of uni
formed policeman at the house he re-
Gently rented at 10 Eas. Ninety-second
Street. The guard was stationed there
Friday night on orders from Commits
sioner Woods, who is said TO have re
ceived them from the Governor.
Although the attach6 was on motor
ing trip yesterday, Patrolman Finger,
OF the East Eighty-eighth Street sta
ton, was in front Of the house, with
orders 10 admit no one who could not
explain his visit. A few doors away
detective scrutinized every passer by
Neither of these men would talk about
the reasons for their assignment, nor
would Commissioner Woods say any
thing about the matter.
The attach6 has been in charge OF
the publicity Of she Russian press bu-
reau, and lived last winter at the Van
derbilt. In the block where he rented
his new home also live Justice Blanch-
ard, of the Supreme Court; William O..
Orr, VI. Robert Guggenheim and W..
De Forest Wright.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29
TO GIVE LECTURES
DR.. Butler TO Start Series at Chemists
Club December 8.

Members Of the American Academy
Of Arts and Letters viii give series
OF six lectures during the winter at the
Chemists Club, Rumford Hall, So East
Fortv-frst Street. on Thursdays at 4
o'clock. Nicholas Murray Butler, presi-
dent of Columbia University, will start
the series on December 9 with "A Noy-
ace of Discovery" In addition 70 rem
jnigcences of his student days in Paris
and Berlin thirty years ago. Dr. But
Ter will consider the Universities OF
Berlin and Paris as places for Ameri-
can students Of the presen, day. ,,
At one Of the lectures the gold
medal Of the academy, 10 be awarded
for tho first time at the annual meet
ing on November IS, will be presented
to Charles W. Eliot, president emeritus
Of Harvard.
Admittance % the course will be by
card. Applications for seats should be
made 10 4. Z. Johnson, 81 vanderbilt
Avenue.
The other FIVE lectures OF the series
are:
January edwin H. Blashheld, "The
Value Of Disciplined Thought in Art"
January 27-Bliss Perry, Concern
Ing Satire"
February 17--Willlam NJ. Sloane
Democracy and Efficiency"
March 9-Timothy Cole. "The Anal
ogy Between Engraving and Painting"
March 50-Hamilton w. Mabie, "The
Man Shakespeare"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29
Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker, who suggests to the De-
fence League training camp for won1en similar
to that for men.

have courses in signalling and teleg-
raphy? These could serve as prepare
tory training for the woman's camp,
which will do the same sort Of work.
at is imperative that all such in
struction be conducted under the same
system. II national officers Of patriotic
organizations and teachers who would
have charge Of such work in the schools
attended the first sessions of the camp
they could pass their training on so
that It would be universally adopted.
After all, the chief justification OF
the womans camp is that all Ameri-
can women approve it. They are all
patriotic by nature. Have you ever
heard woman speak against the ma
tion7
Granted that women are naturally
patriotic and want to help in a crisis,
one comes face % face with the fact
that they lack training, practical train
ing, at such a time To be sure, women
Of means are willing 20 offer every
thing they have for their country, but
we don't want service and money vast
ed in an effort Of no value. Knowl-
edge gained by month in woman's
camp would guide them in putting that
service and that money 20 the greatest
use, If the need for ii ever came"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29
Autos and Movies Hurt
Human Race, Says Doctor

Alcohol. automobiles and the movies
are contributing TO the breaking down
Of che human race, along with the in
iuence Of industrialism and the stress
OF modern life, according 70 the opinion
voiced yesterday by Dr. Max L. Schlapp.
of the Cornell Post-Graduate Hospital,
ir an address az the Park Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church.
"The Improvement I'm industria'ism
has been q boomerang" said the doc
tor Glow many thousands Of persons
are interested IN the sale and manu-
facture Of the automobile? How many
thougqn1- are interested in the pro-
duction Of the movies? Are these per-
sons Of any par cular value 90 the hu-
man race? OF course, these things are
great advancements, but are these per
sons producers? They are all con
sumers."
There comes q time in the history o.
every nation, he said, when the birth
rate begins 20 fall, when crime begins
70 increase and when the consumers
generally outnumber the producers
These symptoms appeared before the
fall Of the great nations Of antiquity.
he said, and are apparent IN our race
to-day. Il was untrue, he said. that
fewer births improve race, and he
called women who did not want chill
dren abnormal.
"The great number Of divorces, in
which the United States shows the
greatest increase, with the exception OF
Japan, where there are peculiar law
and conditions" he said, as due 20 the
increase in mental instability brought
about by modern conditions. Mental
instability Of the races to-day is the
cause OF the present war"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29
Develop Air Service,
Englishman Tells b. S.
Expert Declares Aviaors Should Be Trained Soldiers and
Sailors and That There Should Be Both Army and
Navy Aero Departments

personal conduct may not endear him
20 the other members Of his mess.
Similarly a naval aviator must be a
sailor first and a Aier afterward If he
is 20 be worth his keep. How can one
expect a civilian with q few months
training or soldier with years Of
training 10 20 out and make certain
from the shape of its coming tower
whether q submarine is British or
American or French? How could he tell
an American hattleship from an eX-
american ship bought By Greece, capt
ured by some other nation, hired 70
another and used against his own navy?
And how could he be expected 70
handle a big seaplane in a rough sea
when coming alongside an aeroplane
mOthor-shlp? l. would take civilian
aviator years 20 learn to navigate in
proper, seamsnlike fashion when out Of
ight OF land, whereas q military avia-
:or can always steer by his maps.
II any nation is ever fool enough TO
ser up a third service, that service will
have to be separated into two very
distinct parts, each composed entirely
Of soldiers or entirely OF sailors, each
subordinate 10 the orders Of the mill
tary or naval authorities. Therefore,
Il complications are to be avoided, IL Is
absolutely essential that each OF the
two fighting services should have It's
own aeronautical branch entirely sepa-
rated from the other.
Il is we'll to keep the personnels OF
the two flying services in fairly close
touch. so that they may exchange ex-
periences and ideas. A healthy spirit
Of emulation should be fostered. Com
petitions in public between service avi-
ators should be encouraged, as they
tend 10 improve the breed OF pilots
and aeroplanes. The best competition
fiers in Europe have turned out TO be
the best military pilots, and II the
British naval and military authorities
had encouraged competitions before the
war, as the Germans did, they would
have had bigger and better supplies OF
aeroplane5 and pilots than they have
TODAY.
There should also be official channels
for the communication Of ideas between
the departments Of military and naval
aeronautics, so that reports from ser
vice aviators on new machines ana
novel experiences might be circulated
in both departments. This would avoid
the state of affairs which came across
az OlAf IsulVHthN tbNhNAg
number Of aviators In one branch o.
the flying service possessed full knowl-
edge OF n novel and interesting aero
plane belonging 20 another country for
weeks before the people at the head
OF the other branch had even heard Of
its existence.
Instead Of permitting petty Jealousy
between the branches Of what may be
nominally one service. every effort
should be made TO arrive at a state o.
healthy rivalry and mutual assistance
between two entirely distinct services.
A healthy sporting spirit should be
fostered by public competition.
Ia Great Britain before the war this
sporting spirit was absolutely lacking.
Public sport was regarded as unbecom-
ing to officers and gentlemen. and so,
instead Of working of THAR natural