davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-07

investing Kutelmara, but the river is protecting the Turks.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-07

interfering with the present strike. The service is completely tied up.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-07

PARIS, April 6.-The British are piling up vast supplies of munitions back of their lines from the Somme to the Yser. The work is probably in preparation for future operations.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24

freili9 undnsensbmsr eetueien, aIs
ieBt. Seute t0Rne ldIieblid ni4ts
Grpiinfdteres eintreten, als baB lie
3u tommen perIudteu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24

Bung seri@tet, uno bos fb6ne rln6
toitipielise 9outpert Ieste elm peiteres
3eugnis fir bic Se9runeen ab, bic
ben 8eI9iern bic 9unbessenoIIenidaft
Gnglanbs se6rn9t bat. gu6 bic
9GuIer Der tleinen entitebensen Babes
itnbt Seebriigge iunren bei Oem 9oms
barbement Der GnglGnber SerI9oIIen
lporben. Sin Stab Der Wdrinetrupz
pen, bic seitipsiIis oarin einquartiert
geipeien, mar ousge5osen.
gs sibt ia lGngs Der belgiIden
&iiite, no ii9 9aOeort an 8abeort
reibt. eine unsGblise Mense prG9ti=
ger Quartiere, ein9eri9tet Init als
lem &omfort ber Reuaeit" unb pie
seI4offen fir bieTen 3ped. Sn els
mem bieier nabmen mir auI bic lie
benspiirOise Ginlobung zines bort
bauienben Morineitobs bas TriibItiid
elm, unO es mar iebr fsiIeInb fir
mid. nun aud einmuI nit unisren
SeeIeuten gu plauoern, nit benen
mid 10 piele 8eSiebunsen perbinben.
Snbem Iie iid burd bic 9erteibisung
Der beIsiIdeu aiiIte an bsm aroben
SteIlungsz uno S9iibengrobentriee
beteiligten, bas GuberIte Hor6ente
oer 6ront bon ben @ogeIen Bis gum
Meere DOriteIlenb. lpieIten iie 5ur3sit,
IoIIte man meinen, ettpo bic 9lolle
oes S6Dons ouf benz 2onoe. 2(6er
Bel ibrem Seuereifer unb Der sntelliz
gen3 bes srOBtenteils ousseIudten
MenI6enmoterials fdnben iie Iid]
ausgeSei4net in bieIe glufsobe binein.
Der &abmen bieIes 3uIammens
Ieins mar intereIIont 9enus. @s mar
Der elegonte Speiiefoal zines sIGns
senben, gang nmonbGnen" SoteIs. Die
&ii1e = BON SrbonndnSen in 8es
trieb seIebt = mar treffli9; bess
slei9en Der, requirisrte. Snbalt bes
Sellers. Nir faben bei einem @lnTe
perIenben Sefts unb f9auten burb
bic sroben SpieseIi9eiben binous auf
bic See, ouf Der bic SonnsnIi9ter
ipieIten. 9tu4 einise Der Iururi0s
eingeri9teten DObn5immer bntte i9
por9er seieben. nSa, mir Ieben febr
bebosli4 bier" lo9te Der 9apitdu,
pnur baB mir elm tuenig BON Der
2aune unIeres gi5epirts abbGnsen.
Der Serren gnglGnber, benen es ieben
9lugenblid einfaIIen tonn. uns bier
eine @rannts sipiI9en bic glGTer su
lperfen." Sriiber, ebe bic 8sitiiduna
Der Dime Dollenbet ipor. fei bic Gage
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24

gerigen Monn uno Der nerenoeten
Sau in einsm 9ttsmsuge erSGbIt lpie
foIst: ~Run lit @utsr f4on ben sans
Sen Sommer frant. 0as S9ipein
1T geItorben, neil es ni9t perii6srt
mar, lit es fir uns elm barter
S9lag." gtidt isIten iptrb bic Wirs
tung oieier 8riefiteGIen nod erb0bt
bur9 sine nidt Iei9t ipieoer5ugebenbe
Ortbo9rapbie.
2lber au9 tiefFe Srasit. ipis iie
muir cine bsutT9s 8ruit our9sittern
tanR, off nod geIteigert our4 ses
brdnste, padenbe 5Orm, ipridt aus
man6em 8riefe. Gin itOlSes, berbes
@sb liegt iiber ben 3eilen einss 8us
ters, Der leinsm Greunbe mttteilt. ooB
Iein Sobn ioeben bas @iierne l.
&laFs srbaIten battle, = auf Dem
Sterbebett. Serb, fnIt fdneiOenb lit
Der S6merS elmer Srau. bic in ipStis
gen Sagen 9atten unb Sobn Derlor,
in ben tnuppen 3eiGen uusgeOriidt:
2iebs S6peitsr!
Snusrbal6 IA Sosen - gang oIs
lein!
@rub beine sebeusts gnita.
Cine 5amilie, bic bereits bier bliis
benoe SDbne Dem Yaterlanoe geopfert
botte, retlomierte beim Generations
,monoO ibrsn bei gpern tdmpfenbsn
fiinften uno leBten Sobn. Sas bonn
9ensrultommunbo on ole Sront sez
fanbte @ntlaiiunssfdreiben fam sus
rid nit bem @ermert: 4breHnt geFdls
len! @ihem osutI9en &apitdn, Der felt
&riessausbru9 in ensliI6sr 9efnngens
f9aft I9modtet, beri4ten fOlgenoe
3eilen fsiner Satin:
2iebter!
gs 1T cine fur9tbore gbrs. in bies
fer tampfour9bonnerten 3eit beutI4e
Mutter 5u iein!
9iefe ipenisen 8orts ipurben sr'
lGutert bur9 bic feds beisefiietsn
SoOssanseisen ibrcr feds Sobne.
Sier tann man 8lide tpsrfen in bic
@ertItatt bes 2ebens, 6as @eidebniis
ie uno @ei6ide I9miebet, lpie iie ses
tuaItiger tein Siinitler 3u srIinnen
uermos!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24

Bis an bic Siiftsn ourdpaten su
miiFen. @sipib! babsim tpiirOe man
ii9 Idon beboulsn bsi Der 3umus
tuns, i'm Itr0menbsn Rssen itunben>
lang aud nur bds aIpboItpfIaIter Der
9robfobt treten gu miifen, unb ii4
GngItli9 no9 Der nG9teu @lsttris
i9en umIeben. Sier TT bos alles
onoers; man fdreitet mutis fiirbaB,
unb fpas ipdter bonn S9lomm Der
Champagne ben felbsrauen Rod beim
&lopfen unb Yiiriten ni9t perloFen
mill, bas muB ben reinigenben 5lus
rem Der 9lisne peihen.
2ange na9 Mitterno9t, in Der
Sriibe bes Seiligen abenbs, langten
mir in unIerer Rubeiteaung an. 9ant
Der Siirforge unIerer lieben &oms
pnniemutter burften mir am anberen
Morseu ruben. Der 9feit bes Sases
galt Der Geinigun9 bes 80rpers unS
bes ansuses. 9tbsr ipsb! Die
bur9nGbteu Mdntel, Rode unb Sos
len pollten bon elmer GntI9lamz
mung nod ni9ts piFen. guer Sic
fer blie6 erfplslps. unb 10 mubte
Die fir ben Seiligen abenb anseIaste
sseier perI6oben iperben. sic fonb
erit am aben6 bss stpsiten @eibs
nodtstasss ftatt. 9ie olte &irae
bes 9orfss mar itimmunsspoa ses
I9miidt. 9as SseTt Ses Sriebens an
elmer StGtte Der @sripiiItung! god
fusnise DO9en porber parb bas
0orf BON Seinb beftig bsTboFen
unb cine fhpere 28er batte ben 9dds
Itubt Der Stride Our9bro9sn unb bic
SatriItei in einen Sriimmerbaufen
beripdnbelt. Man batte iid) gu bels
fen getpuBt: Elm @orbang, aus 3elt>
babnsn ihnel bergeiteIlt, berOedte,
iuos fir bic Seier ni9t paFen ipoIIte.
Orei mG9ttge Sonnen eritrnblten i'm
2idterslans, bic nadtsn, gum Sell
aerriHsnen WdnSe Der Stride pa>
rem nit Sunnenopeisen iinnts ses
Idmiidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24
SeebrIsse.

Sn feinsm unldnsit eri4iensnen
Su9e Der Wall bon Giien unb
Gsnsr" srsdbIt PrOfsiiOr Or. 9eOrs
WeseEer:
3eebrusse. beutIider: Sess8riisss,
bas neuerbi1lss 70 bieI senannte, lit
bon febr iugsnbIidsr 8eOeutung. Die
geIgier baben cine beroiI4e gtnitrens
guns sema9t, um benz alten 9riiggs,
bns Der Sselpeltpertebr ipegen 8ers
fanbunsen unb Oes ipa9ienOen Siefs
snnss Der S9iffs f9On Ianse ni9t
mebr errei9te, 5u neuem 9eben gu
perbelfen. Sn ben Sobren 1895 Bis
1907 bauts man einen i9nurseraben
S9iffabrtstanoI bon Der Stabt Bis
sur See, bon 70 Metern 9rsite unb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24

geaenii6erliegen. Damn pirb uns
bos Deibna9tsfeit pieOsr gang Iein,
mas es uns nod Dor Stpei Sa6ren
unO bis babin itets mar, unIer Iiebes
beutI9ss 5amilienfeit. Damn tOns
nen mir au9 ipieOer aus DOllem. Oielz
leint o6er nod aus oantbarertm
Sersen als bisber iinsen: % bu
fr0bli9e, Ou Ielise. gnaoenbringen'
6e Weibna9tsSeit!"
Deibepolls Stile folste ben gu
Serasn gebsnben @orten uno man,
DIE Srdne rollte in oen &riegsbart
bieier Guberlid 10 6arten NGnner.
beren @sbanten oittpdrts geeilt lparen.
bin au ben 2is6su babeim. bic nun
aud unter benz 2i9terbaum bes 9ots
ten, 8aters. Sobnss ober 9rdutis
sams iebnen0 geba9ten. Damn a6er
ieBte ma9tbou bic WeiIe elm: % ou
fr0bli9e. :" pie Elm Gusblid auf
cine before 3utunft. Die ni4t ms5r
fern iein tonn,
@ls mir itia bas 9ottesbaus perz
lieben. erItrabIten bonn Simmel 6lins
tsnO: Sterne, eiue iparme 2uft pe6s
te, als Oh aud lie uns mitten i'm
Wintermonot pertiinoen tuolle: Gs
mub bod 5riiblins ibsroen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24
AHs der Nappe sinss ZeHIors.
9on Sans Sturm (S6lu).

@obl nirsenoipo ridden Cuff uno
2eib 10 nab 5uIdmmen ipie in einem
8iinoel 8riefe. Wenn man oas 3enz
ioramt berIiebt, uno tdslidb SunOerte
bon 9riefen bur9 feline 9an0 seben
lGbt, seiuinnt man Gtnblide in mans
9erlei- 9inge. Od beri9ten Geute
oller StGnOe ibren @erpanbten uno
8etunnten bruubsn balo bo9ipi4tise,
bolb beiterlG6elnos, balo iibermiitige,
balb tieftraurige 8prfGlle. aus ibrem
mebr OOer peniger ereisntsreiden gllIz
tag.
Sier teilt elmer Der unabtDmmli6
Rstlamisrten feline GinIteaune nit,
trGumt dber susleid bon Dem naben
Srieoen; bort golgtnbumort Elm .. Il.
iiber feline ibm BEL Der Rd9muiterung
erteilts SsIObisnffGbisteit. Sn sis
mem @rObitubttaffse tlagt cine Wtuts
ter BEL See unb 3u9sn iiber Die 1tsi=
esn6en preiie, pd6renb cine bObere
So6ter mad 2enaui9en 2ieoern bon
tbrer grenSenIoien 9iebe gu ibrem
SSobn iogt uno iingt. = Der beipuBte
un0 unbepubte Samor unIerss 8ols
les tritt bier 10 rscbt gu Snge.
Sp 3. 9. frast cine Mutter bel ibz
rer So9ter in 9lrJentinisn on: .pes
ter bat Dir tpObI gef6rieben ION msin
Gus. bns bu in3piI9en erbulten
bdit!" Soer cine Diubme beridtst ibs
rem 9ruOer na9 briiben: rMein pepi
mar in pOlsn. 6IdnOeru, &orpatbsn,
9ogeIen unO in nod tein 9stt = ="
giner Grau sebt beim S9reiben bic
2Ogit aus. tuenn. iie BON ibrsm bsttIds
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24
Sriibcre nGaOOrnas".

Su Stulien baben ii4 ihon friiber
stpei Guoornas einen Rumen gemaht.
@s puren oies bic 8riibsr Carlo unb
Raffaele gaoorna, BON henen Der
erItere 1909, Der nnoere 1915 geboren
iit. 9eioe bdbsn acknowledgements
aud sesen SeItsrreid i'm 5elOs ses
ftdnben; Gorlo aller0ings nur ols
Staotsmanu, oenn er mar niht SoIs
bat. Gr begleitete IsbisIi9 8arl glls
bert bon SopoDen an bic Sront uno
I9lob nu9 Der glieberlnge bon gtos
para (1849) ben WeffenItillitanb ob.
&arl 9(lbert lsgte betanntli9 nod auf
bem S9ladtfeloe ole &rone 5ugunifen
Teines Sobnss @ittor Emanuel nies
Der. Dieter, Der erite ra0nis BON
Stolien," bat nod 5peimdl gegen
Oeitsrrei6 bas S9pert ge5ogeu, mos
BEL Der onbere Gdbprna als Sserfiibz
rer ibm Oieuite leiitets. glIs @ittor
emanuel feline ReiiOena bon Surin
nadb 5lorens berleete, bate Garlo Gnz
oprna als prGfett bic f9pierige
9lufsabe, oas bariibsr smp0rte Surin
au berubissn. 9tubsr ols Stadtss
mann bat Gurlo ii9 aud nls Sdriftz
Iteller einsn Hamen eema6t. Rafz
faeIe basseen 1T baiiptid1Iid OesbaIb
Der Ha9pelt bstdnnt gebliebsn, neil
er Teinsm aSnis -snbsiiItise Saupts
Itaot eroberte. Gr mar es nGmlib,
Der am 20. Septembsr 1870 in Der
portu piu 8reide fbieBen Iieb uno
in Rom einriidte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24

8 Wetsrn Siefe, unb I9uf an Der
aiiIte ben Safen Seebriisss als Bot
bafen fir bic Stobt 8riisge, 70 ipie
8remerbafen fir Bremen. lleber AZ
MilIioneH toitete 6as @ert, unb iein
einbrudspOIltter Sell 1T bic rieiise
MOls. bic bic Snfsnfldde bOsenfOrs
mig umsibt. Der mddtige 0aIl iit
na9 ben ansaben bes 8oebeter 2S47
Meter lung. Man sriinbste fein
6unbament, inbem man ungebeure
GiIentGIten DON 8 bis 91a Millionen
RilOsramm @epibt auf benz Mseress
bOben befeftiste. 9iernuf tiirmte man
2oeen setpaltiser Steinbl0de. Gin
2su9tturm tpuroe auf benz obgeruns
beten gnbe Der Uiole erbaut, bic bic
SufenfIGds Dor oIlem sesen bic ses
fdbrIi9en RorOfpeifItiirme ii6ern
iolIts. 9esen bic See f9uf man
Nonn eine 8ruitpebr fpie cine Sc
itungsmouer. 9egen ben Sofen pers
breitete fidb Der S9ubpaIl gu elmer
PIuttform nit S4uppen, &rnnen
uno gilenbabnseleifeu. 9llIes mar
getan, up einem lebbaften 8ertebr
bic Dese gu sbnen, unb groBe Gr=
lpartunsen fir 9riisse fparen burauf
sefebt porhen. @s sibt elm mobernes
@emGIbe, bas biss Wiebereripa9sn
Bridges BARTLETT: elm fdbOnes Deib
srbebt ii9 aus benz S9Iummer unb
ptrft ben bannenben 3aubsrI9Isier
bon ibren Ieudtenben 9lisbern.
gisber mar aber nod tpeni9 bon
tieieu Soffnungen in @rfiiIlung ses
sangen; iebr einIam mar bic mG6tise
9afenfIdde nod sebIieben, tObeininm
tpor iie aud beute. gluf bic Mole
buttsn bic Gnsldnbsr ibre 8ei4ies
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24
Elm Weibnaebtsfeft I'M TeIde.

gDie er uub feline &ameraOen bas
lebte Dei6na9tsfeIt perlebten, sroGblt
Elm 5elOsrnuer, lpie fol9t:
@elde 5reube berrI9ts in unIerer
&ompanie, als zines Wlorgens i'm
S9iiBensrobsn betannt purbe, oaB
mir nod Dor benz Set abgelOit pers
ben unb Die 5eiertage in unIerer
Ru6eTtellung perleben iolten, entges
gen Der friibsren Ginteilung, na4
Ser mir bis gum Reuiabrstage i'm
@rabsn treue 8a4t sebalten bGtten.
Ran Ipra9 IO9ar bon elmer beabs
fi5tisten gemeinIamen Seier in Der
serI9OFsnen Stride bes 9OrIes x;
irgenb elmer ipolIte es irgenopo gee
bort baben. @ieueiht CABS bort aud
cine seI9miidte Sanns. bic uns
9euti8en ia su benz Oeutihsiten Der
Seite unent6ebrlib 1T.
Der Sag Der qbl0iuns, Der %.
Sesember, nabte. S9on toselang
porber batte Der Simmel feline S9leus
fen ss0ffnet unb Wese unb Stege.
Solpeit mon bier iiberbuupt nod oieie
@e3ei9nung anipenben lam, in etz
men unblr9Orinsli9en S4lamm Ders
ipanbeIt. @u9 Sur 3ett Der ablDs
Jung reenete es nod in StrOmen
ilnp Elm bDissr @inb tris6 oas talte
6aB auf MsnI9en unb 8leibung.
atbsr mas bsOsatst bas allss fir si'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24

Der gemeinIame @eIans bes 2ies
bes .Wie Ioll i9 Did empfansen"
leitete bic 5sier elm. 2iebe, olts
@eibna9tslieber fOlsten unb ipe9Iels
ten nit Der 9srlefung alttei itamentns
rider propbeSeiungen unO Der Se'
burtseef9i9te gbrifti. Gin pieritims
niger Gbor, srit turS SuUor 9ebilbet.
bra9te 9sstbopens rSbmne an bic
Ra9t" su 9eb0r uno aeuste nidt nur
bon Jleib, Ionbern uu9 pom muIifa'
liI6en 8erItGnbnis unierer felograus
en- SGnger. @abrIi9 Der &lnng
ibrer Stimme batte i'm Nab bes 9ras
bens feline GinbuBe erlitten. gs tolst'
bic 9lnIpra9e unIsres bodperebrten
9ompnniefiibrers. Der Srieoe anf
@rben", 10 fii6rte er aus, ngilt MIDI
in eritsr 2inie benz 5rieben Der 9Ols
fer, Ionbern bem 5rieben, ben ieber
in Ieinem SerSen tragen ioGl. Sbn
.Dnnen unb iollen mir ba6en, aud
brduben i'm S6lo9tensetiimmel, ooer
auf einIamsr Wa9t auf porseidobes
mem Poiten. 90 tDnnsn aud beute
i'm I6redli9iten Der 9riese bic Dorte
bes Gpdnseliums gum Dei6na9tsfeite
aufs neue bertiinOet iperben. Iber
barii6sr binaus polIsn unb oiirfsn
mir boffen, bab bas Wort bes Sries
bsns uns, Die mir nun fdon 11s
Sabre peit meg bon Seim unO Serb
ben Gr6fsinb BON unIsrn 9ren5en
fernbalten, bsim nG9ten @eibna4ts'
fsite i'm &reife unierer 2isbsn erfIin'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24

nen 5elbsrausn2 gr ertrdst berurs
tige 2iebtoIuH9en Der Rotur idon
Obne Murren ouf Dem Wege gum
Graben, seIdtpeise benn umgetebrt,
tpenn bic Sreuben Der Rube pinten.
Wds ma6t es aus, ipenn man 5ur
9lbipedsluns in einem nit S4lamm
gefiiGten 9ranattri9ter Bis gu ben
Snien periinttober on anbrer unebsner
Stelle i'm S4lamm bic gln3iebunssz
troft Der @rbe erproben mub, nm i'm
nddfsn glusenbIid einen @aIIerlauf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24

Eran3oi', idh bab 6ein @eib ge9rii6t,
Gs Itan6 am 8ee nit Sla9en.
EransoI, i'd bab Dein Sinh eetiibt
Sat nah benz Iater fra9eu..
Sran5oi', 6a6' Seinen Sof beiuadt;
&ein Stueft iuollt ldn9er id)affen.
Sab beine grute eiuge6rndlt,
2ieb feieru Sdiuert nno 8atfen.
Sransoi', ih bab Scin Selo beiteIlt;
Sic Saat ioIl fiiroer iprieBen.
SIT iuieoer Srieoe in Der Welt,
1aagit on Die Srudt 9enieBen.
Sran5oI', bod nnbit bu mir ols Seint
Damn iorcr' i'd 2eib uno Sabe.
lino bette es ipar iuobIgcmeint -
Gn eiues Seloen @rabe.
@alter Gelpfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24

gen miro. baB mir uns nuh bonn bes
6risbens erfrsuen Oiirfen. Der ben
5rie0en unter ben 8Oltern bebeutet,
Die itd beuts nod in srimmiser Jsbbe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-02-24

= StoBfsufSer. Die sIeis
9iloe: rSdon pieOer elm Sod i'm
Strumpfe. @emn ih oo9 erIt groB
ipGrs uno langs 2Ieiosr trusen tOnns
tel"
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26

merchant to merchant, in payment of debts resulting from the sale of goods, and while they settle the debt must themselves be paid in money, in order that the obligation may be finally dis charged, for a promise never liquidates a debt.
 If these promises could be treated as money and passed from hand to hand, they might answer very well, but they are of non- uniform denomination, their goodness is matter not commonly known, and even though the maker might be "as good as the government" few know it and few would take the risk.
 And if the holder could' wait until maturity, he would get cash from the promiser But he-does not want to wait that lOng-he wants to turn his evi dence of debt into money at once, for with mOney-real money-he can get better terms, and for certain purposes such as paying labOrerS, he must use cash. There must, therefore, be some medium through which he can turn this promise into money before it is due-for price-and that medium is the bank. The process of doing this is called DISCOUNTING, which in other words means buying the paper A
 simple illustration will explain. Suppose A sells bill of goods on three months credit A does not want to wait while B sells the goods and
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
LITTLE JAMES
How the Sense of Proportion of New. Events is Now and Then Shifted
 Around.

q don't think at 'th Germings is agoin to git Verdoon after all." sez man standin' in tn Street in frunt of tn Republican offs last Nte They'll never Ketch Willy at Namquipa," re- marx anuthern. Tn rest of tn Croud gethered around an sez: "Wot's these here 2 ole GinX of tn Last Cenchry talkin' about anyhow Verdoon an Namquipa? Mebbe they ust to be sich Places on tn Map but they aint there | tonite an this aint no PrOpriate Place to be Resitin' Anshent Histry when we're met to see who's agOin' to be tn next Hevvy Wait Champeen."
 A nuther feller sez Them places is
 on tn map yit less tn Germings has Wiped VerdoOn off sence Noon.'' We'll sez anuthern, that aint l neether Here nor There now. We've Accoomylated Ourselfs together now to t! see whether Mister Willard is agoin to Wipe Mister Moran off'n tn Map tonite | or Visy Versy. You don't want to be Bustin' into tn Festifities here with | lrrellyvant an Unimportant matters like | these here. They'll be time enuff to Talk FerdOOn when we git thishere Prize Fite off tn Bords, then you Eel i lers can have tn Hole street to your ] selfs an talk about them little Bush Leeg scraps in Yurrup an Mexico' While they was talkin' tn first Bully ting was Throde on tn Skreen which ] sez at tn filters has entered tn Ring
 an is Glairin at each other. Then they l come a Dispach which sez at Moren
 a Millyun Germings has been prot up
 to Assolt Verdoon. "Git off'n tn Wire.i' hOwls tn crowd. Don't you see it's
 Bizzy?"
 1 After while they was Dispach which 1 sez at Frank lands litely on Jess's
 Brest an jist afterward they was a Bullying which sez at Verdoon's in Flames. Gan that VerdOOn Stuff"
 crize tn Ogience. Letter go till to-
 morrow an then you can have tn Hole
 Soshiated Press an Western Union to yourselfs.''
 In a little while a Messidge comes
 which sez it's reported from Fl Paso at Villy's Defeeted tn Hole American Regler Army with Crate Slotter when l tn Ogience grones an sez "it aint Pos
 sible to Hold a Prize F'ite without git tin it Crowded off tn Wires thisaway
 with thisehere no Account Gossip which
 nobody aint got no Time to Lissen to. We expect when tn Jujment Day comes
 at tn Angle Gabrile's cornet solO'll be Interrupted by Noos from tn Seege of Verdoon or tn Persoot of Willy"
 When a Bullying comes sayin' at
 Willard won on pints in tn 10 Round,
 tn Crowd broke up an then they was
 a Dispach which sez at tn Germings in Crate Force Attackted--"O, tn Devle' crize tn CrOud, We'll reed it in
 tn papers in tn MOrnin.'
 l LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
Atavistic Farmers.

To the Editor of The Republican.
 Sir:
 There was a time. but, unfortunately, not altogether relegated to the historic past, when the name farmer could be, and was, applied with justice as an epithet having something Oppro- brious in it's significance The name suggested to the minds eye the figure, made so familiar by the caricaturists, of a tall, raw boned, unshaven, middle aged man holding an attitude suggest i've of an elongated letter s and cloth ed in a dilapidated straw hat, hickory shirt, jeans pants, run down COW hide boots, the ubiquitous straw in his mouth and bunch of billy goat whisk- CTS on his chin. Such a farmer was properly regarded as lacking in ambi- tion and intelligence, making little use of his opportunities and eking out d precarious existance for himself and family on his badly titled farm Numerous agricultural colleges and schools ably abetted by the Agricultur- al Department at Washington have la bored heroically to relegate this class of farmer to domains of archaeology along with the cave man and the hairry man. 1 moth. The efforts have been well re- warded. But in spite of the evolution of the college bred, gaSolene farmer Gin reality he should have the tile of Agri- ! cultural Engineer) we have among us
 those occasional sports" who have ! bred back" to the old form 'reversions
 to an ancestral type" as Darwin de- | fines the process. Such reverted farm
 CTS generally become mentally ossified 1 before reaching the age of twenty l Though possessed of but limited reas- ! oninS capacity they entertain very de-
 cided opinions and always vote 'er , straight" They belong to that class
 that believes the United States kin lick
 the hull blame world with one hand l tied"
 1 These atavistic farmers have neith- 1 CT public spirit nor civic pride They
 are the fellows who allow the irrigat ing water to escape into the roads by l converting the roads into impossible
 quagmires. They allow Johnson grass
 to grow rankly and to go to seed on l their lands. They plant short staple l cotton and thus hybridize and render
 valueless the long staple cotton plant 1 ed by their intelligent and progressive
 neighbors. They everywhere clog the wheels of progress and lessen the gen
 eral prosperity.
 Like the poor we will always have them with us but our governmental or saniZation should have the power to st regulate their doings that their dam age may be confined to themselves. l R. b. 0. JOHNSON.
 March 20th, 1916.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-26

gets the money to pay him, and there fore offers to take B's note for the amount But the note is not money. and if A would use the money. he must find someone who will give him money for it. He might find someone who. for the hope of gain, would advance the money: but the logical place to get this done is the bank, for the bank always has money. It knows men and their ability to keep their promises, and can judge the quality of the risk. \ therefore offers the note to his banker, who says in substance: 'i think E is good for this amount. If you will endorse-promise to pay if he does not-I will buy that paper evi dence of debt from you.' Let us say it is for S10o, due in three months. The banker knows that at the end of three gives A $9S.50 for it, the s1.5G being interest on the money for that time at 6 per cent. Ordinarily the banker would not give A the cash, but credit his account, with the privilege of checking against it, which is virtually the same thing.
 Now, what is the result? A sold his goods and got his money at once. E had three months to sell the goods tc get the money to pay the note when the banker presented it at maturity.
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