davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23
McOOelclje

Get bouife Excitement peb Stonbarb, aIs
berto. Sondoa, pnifer, for at forebpg9e mus
Zig Misioritaaelle, at mebbele:
/. Ut inaen Sri9sitat er paala9t eanb=
mauoen | S0nobu. 2. Nt tpltnoen SGrnes
pli9t lite e%riiterer os efter Gegierin9enS be-
ltemte GrflGrin9 life pil blipe inbisrt /
Canada. 3. ut alt tilbasepGrenoe gauo /
o9 peo port Excitement Der, iom bet bebite
/ peItli9r Canada, miblertioiot hal p9ret
ta9et al Marfebet / ben 6snii9t at r~elerpere
bet for bi%empenoeuOe Solboter, paa Setts
lementetS ~iuotrGnSenbe Spiororihg after of
6anooion Eaeiiic 6ailnop Company er
oabnet Tor Sal9 paa be ~iGouanlige 20 aars
getalin9Spiltaar.
9iGrmere Splpsnin9er sipeS berebpiaisit
az Zen oonlfe Excitement clubs SetretGr.
ANTHON c. RASMUSSEN,
Standard, Alta, Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23

emo Den ham her ibsmte S9neieIs.
ltroi.
"9ien", Tiger bon, "ifaI nit Sip
icripiIocS, ian finoe iee I~ieeiaaaoet
gipe ort Tor nit S9orelano % pPrc
iaIiaIo Ill noaen Rpite.
Suao Strai angoor, CT en- Gags
SpprreiIo p9re emo ii aars Sang
lei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23

- Gnot Eeteriou rciitc Sir@oaG
til WcScnru. q 0of.
N0oofut j. u. Nclion nil bol
81 lNe Sulitnlc / Senper.
Wriie 9iutb Seim bcioger
SonmcrifoIcn / Gcour NoIl3.
~ Mutton Srgcr ira &riltionio bar
ocuuc llac bcieat lin OufcI, @roic3
Tor Spcrati.
~ Mrs. NiI3 Romicp reiitc 0ua
Gag til hilbert Geo, N}iun., Tor at
teisac line Ietre.
Cartier Spcruti fom li0ite llle
bicm ira Tohlcn, q Tof,, Tor al til.
brinae Sommerierien Der.
- Wtra. 2 Soion oQ Cater rel.
lie SnSbog I'll @reot Sails, mont,
bpor Be bGrcitcr oil ioa lit Stem.
- Mrs. .. Neliou hor @cie1 al
tit Cater, Mrs Sbeooorc Solpcrs
ion ira 5hiei Hiper SAILS, Ntinn,
Yroieoior &. y, @uatueOt ira
Huinnis uuineriitrt ! lIrbouo or INN.
met til Tccorab pou FIN Sommcricric.
Vrnic5Sor Oscar 0lipu NJ hons
70 Conner bcicacr ocunc llAc SlGgt
a, Wpnrpr NIrb,rt 200 No Wri,cInn
Winr
Chen Aolporiou inn on Sip
bor onbolnt ii, ct Raul brnr
b.or bor ieot Yrachiro FINN birm
perboo
MrS l}roi Sbompin M
Barn orfom b,rtil iro @rminii
M;nr ! qsrno1A ,or NJ br;e,c i'm
1oner G,eter Eabuior
@onir AirrIciS n,r r,,r,, !
Gnc, npnrr lI,r ! NrIrnnir, M; lin
ceitcra NrnIlup N,, ,r mint !
p,, pant ! 5orlor y4is
m;,s R,,th ch,or >er 9i,r.
Ter hor onhnlSt ii, n,o >orria Sol
Iroc ! ~ umiia N2n er fom,r,i
nom noo lin cnnurcriari,
9sror Nomre ~, pnrtbiieIN.
M;rr bor neuue lI,e nrrrt ,,rn,Nr
moo on g;ii, hos oora N,rra ~, nm.
Srr oor,Ic NoIhr;s. Ecrrcr
Miis 5reh, Aelnio her q,
s,rpu potepies iron 0mobo l,ebr
III Non IorIino. Scmifer 9Imeri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23
Seit for paltor Rub.
SprinnIclS Wcniabco icircr hans
50.Nars SroinatiunsbaN.

Gn llToelia, bpggelig oN lollt ~
baubcr, peliignct Set blcu o'bolot
/ SprinQiicIo Mcni9hcb, Faitor W.
u. auommcna &ol0, iibitc Senoog
ocu iSoc lSlni.
Ior 80 Nor libcn blep Toltor
NJ. Z. Nlb orbiucrct i beltne Wtenig'
bcn til Brett / bcn itonoinauiife Iit'
guitona Spnooc, oa nlco Den Snrltc
Tor gic at Gre @uo % glGoe Boltcr
Mub, bapoc Mcnigbeoen inbbrot
bonl ill al prpoife her Den Gag, og
tiltrobS Tor lin heie Nloer moOto9
ban S~nobpoclicn og fom ira lit Slem
/ Glrou @i5., % set blep i.Sano'
brO Ell WlUOcHicit Tor bum o1 ole,
iom par tiIilc0e.
WorQcncn bcQuu0tc meo porl1t
Solifiu Iom uurc0c belle Ga0en. -
Tulf itrnnmc0c til ira ale Nattcr,
iao NIrlcn mcr enc iplotc@.
&cO Nio0uQ2 @ubSticnelten for
rcttcOc RaItor 81. u. ao3bcrg ira
Iecorub iur Nltcrct, % Eultor Nhlb
prUoifcoc. % Eilhorcrnc III mart
oct %nntruf at ocunc lnnllc Sicncr
cnOuu life nor trTt Al at prToifc
! Nriiul@ Sen f~ur4iritcoc Srclicr for
hpcr Sem. lem tror.
Sans Cert uor Set bcficnote
Beers / Ell al GnpiO@ Solmer: Cat
Ter Ncrrcn. ioroi ban cr Qoo, oN bans
NtjHtmohcN porcr cutn0cliq", 90
mcO 2lluor % Gitcrtrnt minocoe
han Toriamliudcn / en- lUugcrc "a.
lc ON set, ionl ri hor al pore tuf
ncumcIiQc ior, % set par unbcrIi1t
al tUufc poo at / ct habit Norhut'
orcoc bar Euitpreu MI iormanct %
opmmtrct line Nleomcnncifer ioa.
leOc4. Eu, set Orb: "Nour on Qier
set Qooc. ga bIipcr life trUt", bar
uut lauct Cpiploclic pou Eoitor
Huh.
Gftsr @uN2ticucitcn iomlcbc 80
mi,icr "a &cuucr liz / tore % imao
Nolr miOcr Sc ifDQQcuuloc SrUr
pda Sen ocilidc @rr3plUu I Vrcitc,
daarOcn ior al uuOc set, iow oNioo
cr ucoucuoilt ior Nclemct. Nuir.
Ociorcuinlcna IcNc ~ pnrmc Noiic
ioroacoe bctu0ciiN %Uroicn % Smo.
lCH al Oct. ipm Sc pcliulote WidO,
tlrur iu0CholNt. "NutoH" iulbpaf.
fr0c al NoIf itremmrbc Ill mere o.
mere. 80 Ill 56 Nnr Gnmlc MrnN
"a Npiroer, ionl Ediior Nlth hupbC
toufrnrrct ipr uUitcn 81 Nnr ii.
ocu. monttc billie puo lin aorllc SiU.
lcirrlcr. IA. Ser par bcnL irm hau.
&c uornc Born. ION fuuoe iige: DC
ooDtc MIG. Foitor Sub"
Si0t citrr alotfcu 10 por Nirfer
igicu iuIot til SrpnQiel, OF ocu f.
Niuno itrrfC, ouqtigc % pcltienbtl
SougiurcuinQ "@ricg" ~bcgpnbtl
meN at Ripe tilbeoite ct al line uafrC
norifc Stptfer.
Enitor apammen StcoctS Brett
lUitc en- SaImc al Sapib % holb'
Ben; Oerpaa hol0t han Ell lioeu SalJ
oq iorflureoe 8ruuoen til bcml
6cit on Ieo SoIerne, Sangtorct 0.
6orynlIingcn pclfcnmen bonoc po'
lin rQcn % WcnigbcNcnS %cane.
%aitor apaume ira StapauGc
! Wicnigbeo, SSiion, pnr oen nGitc IA
+ Ter. San uOtoltc lin itore @lro
oOer al ina u0re nleo % oeltage
. en- inooan iiGloen Set, Tom ct re
bis paa Den G9teIie, iom @euisbe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23
!&rtftrfens 2Ooe mcoe
Dtumdr.
SortfptteIie ira eioe q

Sortiettelie ira SiSe 3
Srganiiotionafomiteen at iinoc Bib.
Ter til at ltprfe Samfelelien inoen
Srifirtcn. Stsrre Meber unbciulcS.
Ger bpr giereS mere for at iprcoe
frifirfclig S%iterotllr. Ger ppl0ea en-
&onlitc paa TIRE til innlnIen meb an
ore Siltbernnerc at orbne meo Hciur.
mationSieiten / 1917. st Hilnft no.
taltcr en- Elan I'll at feire NugSburg
Seminnriums Nenltiaarsieit / 1919.
Ylonen inobeintter Snbiomlingen al
ct Sllbilpltmsfouo poa 100000.
Get blep inoremmet at YarofioIrap-
portcrne Dor nleget ilnlloItGnoige,
men oct blep bog beilllttet at trntfc
Dem / Nor3bcretulugeri. Ger aubc,
tales en- reiienoc SefretGr ior at ar
beioc / Sonbog3ifolerne % ling
oomatoreningerne.
Edit. 81. &ml0icu lGIte SnoItiQing
anguoenoc Nconingemisiionen. Ger
onbeiuleS Ell iGritilt &oaie for at
ifofie MISUNDERSTANDING.
Slutningsmsoet inftcn bolbcs /
airfen aI. 100.
Silillrt "Gpbc, title" o9 Nooerpor.
Sirsoag Gftm. oen 20bc Suni.
Nnooat peb Noaep .. Wtoc ira
bethesda Somes.
Galg: aumitc Tor determinations.
iciten / 1917: Ynit. @pniIb, 90 Ero'
icsiprerne Sperorllp % Sellnno.
aomite for NuasburN9 j0Nnra'
iubilTum 1919: Vait. Muttion YoIt
Slctten, Toit. \. ". G%rificn, Bait
j. SoIporicn. Noit. @prrepif.
@nbgcttet ipr SconingcmiSiicncr
blep lat ill $4,000. Webet allbcidlcl
SpfsrcIicn Al ct NoiIebicm for Nils.
liulirrcr.
ToIt. Y. Suiloaliqer lT'te ,SilpItil
ling onHodenoc ,i,orciniaiirnen. Gct
or eli SiuabctinQclie for Nritirttn n
brine ct traitiat ,$lioreniisliousarbei
sc. Nue Wenigbeoer og Trciter op
fcrbrca iii at itstte ben riaeliaere eni
ior.
Tuit. llroabI ipntes oct bar ilnp
peube at iGtte @uoeetterne ioa bei
at &c nIbrie uaacs, bpilfct SoIercl
haroe iunoct at p9re SiliGlbet / Sri
~firfeu. SAT-. Serli, SetreiGren. hap
&c iuubet utilberlia lioen Sntereai
ior Snoremialiouen.
Irbcibct Dor oripes iGrlig / o
ltorrr NDcr % | ltpbpagerne.
NislionSitpret Dor bare iorliatia
i Gala al MiSiiouspreitcr. Stpre
ber oaian unberisge Nariaacn til a
aumlc IislionSmeniaheoer lite for
ieraer iia iclp. Set beflaaer Of @iS
liiouSprciier bar iorlaot line aalI
uocn at me.oe Oct ill Stpret. Stpre
anmooes on az anfere bpor Yenacn
benptteS paa Snoremisiicnsmarter
,lSet anbeiales ct Der aniGttes e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23
Martin Soncn epo.

Wartiu :. Sopcn bcrfrn 9nen,
inm / @inter bar opbolbt Jig hos i'm
Ssn Cornelius / Nortb Oofota, al.
aif pco 0cocn / @iarnnrcf / Sn2
bags. 9i9ct piI bIi bro9t BERTH Tor
al be1rauea peo Sioen al bans Sll.
itrll, Tom bsbc her Tor cnbcI Gnr til.
bcle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23
prim0rpals get
/ Minneiota.

Sm Geiultotet al TrimGrpalget |
Minneloto / Wonha9s meboeler
"9aal. 5io." ior Den 21oe fel.
genoe:
Te ienere Spgo9er ira FrimGr'
noIget / Winneiota @anoag table
tier @aarsooeens Weobelelier ON
De forifleQiae aanoiooters Seire,
nuar oct uuotnges, at Sbomos s.
Spper al minneapolis ipnes at bape
fapret Den bemofratiife Domination
til @lipernsr.
Gr.@uperner Gberhart bar bianot
De iprite, ipm lpfenifebe Sranf y.
aellogg meo Den repiiblifanIfe No'
mination i'll Sorencbe Staters &C.
nator. aelogg bar MI ct 6orlprong
al 10000 Stemmer trenton Cher.
bart, og BET er mlligt, at bans Eln'
ralitet naar op til $4,000. s Pill
Of 1920 YrecintS err llbfalbet islgen.
oe: aelloag, 62,332; Gbcrbart, 49,.
1872; Glopp, 22,05S, og S%inobergb,
81, 59t.
Sslgenbe andre Heilltater no.
tereS:
SsieIterctsoommcr, 1883 Tre.
cincts: @. g. Mnoerion, 44,627;
s. 8. Quinn, 43,S05; Nlbert Sfal.
Ter, 39,661, og Sbomns aneelono,
1902.
Cen oemofratiifc @itpernernoni.
nation, 1919 Erccincts: Gmpcr,
S453; Gprits 30. Sing, 6797; g.
9. &orfs, 1914.
Cen rcpltblifnnIfe @lloernernoml-
nation - @upernsr 9%urnquiit, 101,-
O6S; g. g. Sperion, 31,277; Iice-
glipernpr = 9bomas SranfIon, 90
92O; s. u. @ates, 27,S35; Sanes
81. TeterIon, 44,402; StatsicfretGr
- SllIilis q. S6mabl, 1886; y.
&. Sompion, $1,000; Stutsfaierer
- 81. g. Sobnlon, 1922; Senrp
Giites, $1,000; {. :. ShworG 49,
S2S; Sernbane- os @arebnsfomlnls-
ipr - Sra g. Drills, 74,737; elias
SteenrIon, 1886. - 9emofratiif
aunoioat for 5preneoe Staters &C.
notor - gIfreo s. Sapis, 1885;
Tan @. 2apler, 13,447.
Opgaper ira 1927 Trecincts 81
Der S,ulius SborIon 1850 Stem.
mer for ben oemofratiife Homina'
ton til @iceollpernpr MOI 1916 fot
Seperin %. Sorenion.
s ferite Gpnaresbiitritt cr Sioner
W. Nnberirn gicnnomineret. 16s
YrecinctS gap bam igaar NiteS 77SF
| Stemmer moo 2201 for 8. u. 9nr.
burn, 1854 Tor @iaiam &. Hiharo'
ion % so for Ola M. Sepung.
Sronflin z. Gasportb babe IN
aen Iooitanb / 2bet aongresoi
thrift.
annoresmano Charles q. Naui:
81. nic%nuon1irrret | 3hie SiItrift. 6
=. SeQep bar oen oemofrati'fe No
minution.
: 4oe Giitrift bapbe aonares
m,ono GorI @an Spfe, &eplblifnner
oa Gar y. Teele, Gemofrat, niger
Wobitano.
: 6te Oiitrift bar Sorolb Smut
ion ontagelia ben repilblifanife No
IMITATION til aongresien, 1865
Stcmmer; Ioacrs, 1894, og Son
arG@mano 9ucfman, 321S.
aonaresmano gnorep s. Sol
itcoe, Hcprblifaner, og Srpinl
5pnnseno, Semofrat, buuoe niger
Mpoitano / zoe SiItrift.
aonaresmonb Wfiler erbolot
14S Iprebtc Erecincts | Soc 1iltrif
1872 Stenmner moo 5052 for 6
I. Grois.
Ter par ell bitter aamp / 9oe u
thrift. 1913 Erecincts giper Son
arcsmano Solpor Stcenrelon 400
moo 22So Stcnmer for q. q. In
berIon al Serglts Sails.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23
Worth Oafota 3amO.

Cub Iooer hper 3ag Wlennt7ene fprmeres. men Der
bIiper life mere Senb. Sppoper ppsr AolInaer pt'er
gprth Tatpta at bore ben heIeiatte z tat Tor JorHitna.
Sprfh Iatpla trembrinaer Tor lae'aa Nance 3olars
pr. gere ION be Stater. hppr Sanoet iriqes ior ire
Sarae iaa uruuae peuae. @rinoen hcrtcr: Nprth 1a'
fota neb Is 0tinioptr acres bar Inn AS ZOO pstnne'
Tier: Scrpo rnee - ~tIlioner Hsres bar 2 soOvv Dser.
METER Grin efter spl % aart ptenot NtaecRlHe I
aube Nnlsbniraer "a nor Ran tpr eirtfte oanbe.
J.. 8. MURPHY, immigration Agent,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23
Satn9elfe.

Gil De mango Senner os iicenom mine
M~eniabeosr. iom iaa bebaselist operraifeoe
mia meo ell Sperlano Automobil efter Son=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. | gSaterloo 6ioge
sirfe iioite Ssnoas. frsmbUrer leg berpeb
min bierteiialts Saf.
Slai %. @%dnsentesn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23
Hrmatbart 9anb. Iibetalinaer

y meb Aplins eler lette SiItaar. yanss
Nprtbern Yaeihc Rp / Minneiota. Nortb
0atrta, Montana, Sseaho, @aihinstpu os
Srsaon. Sri eitsratur. Spaip bpilten
Stdi iuteresisrer big. 2. Z. Srider. 236
2ortbern Tacifie Rp.. ct. 4aul, Dsinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23

cntfcs. - Naenter for at Ielee
- birefte til Sorbrusere pore lllbparer,
beituaenoe al WadinopS, Smeaters, EGp=
per, Stromper OH. Aoentrr tiencr inotil
SO. 900 ON 2laret. Nor nGrnere Splpsitins
oer tilifrip Reb Riper gSoolen Drills &c.,
,yerGllS Nails, W}iun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23
.iRalaS.-Hiot &lguerfano meb

Qermulo pore cooperative ettlenteuz
ter nGr 6rancon, Gountp i9bet / Noreit
@ountp. 9ape Priler o9 pua lette Tilfaar.
Grin MI itror eiter pore Su,aabsgcr, Der er
iorfatteoe unber observation-disclosures Spers
ouipn. TersS Ola gonb Company, A Wain,
Sraubpn, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23

O(0cmtcr pnlteS for billiot men
~ irugtbart Rlsperlano meb Nermnlo;
lette @ilfaar | pore cooperative Settlez
menter nGr Graubon, Soreft 6ountu. Re-
ferencer iorbres. Nan benpenoe Zig til Eers
Sla 0ano Company, A Drain, Sranoon
Wtinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23

lfeoiatts Garter s, T. ss:ss.sa'ns g sass. ~
eieeer. Tertriulia Setisuius I'll ueoiatte ertiet
The Boyd Transfer Co.. MnneaDelts. Nina
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23
HiIialas.-s9O pr. @cres fipber

HtIiaI9S.-S9O pr. Ncres fipber
- 49, @cres flaot 9dub meb tort Wrtloz
Tor. operltnenbe ben malsriife eufe Campbell
/ Reons oa Maiss Seltst Of Srootinss,
90. Saf. 9tps % itore Improvements.
Norif Excitement o. 6irfe. Seq er bperfen
Sarmsr eller AtorIt. Gli Wc9tames, gier,
gpron, Suiuois.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23
@iHalas.-8O Gcres Sarm, 6!

q F1TufYS. -oo NcteV DurrH' 20
Ncres opbprtet, 8siten "bartmooo"
Sfo9 % 6oune9ors. Stort, rummelist
geboeliesbus o9 llbbuie; Srenb og Tinoz
msue; Seleiou % Goitrute. Seli99enbe 81
Mil ipb for Nulbforb, Minn. ino til Sisbs
lauo lSrairie preite9aarc. 1 Drill til Sfole.
@ier en- 5ur og lie Sormen. Sor nGrmere
llncerretnins ~tilitrip Sranf oauion, @Ieip,
5eton Sountp, Montuna.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23

SifaIgs.-16O Icres imprpoeo
"Seiert ReIinauiibmsnt" uiber Sun
Riper Qroiect, nrr Warfeo, Sfrle % Sirfe.
Saiaa 1850 9lcres impropeb "beeoeb" 9anb,
beiiaoenoe nqr bennington. Moutaua, beg,
ae isritetldsies eano. 6rdnf Sanion, @leip,
Mputand.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23

eiialgs.-160 Stores uogrfet
- Qanb 5b Mil norbsit fra 9elpu, Me-
Senrp 6ountp, q. Saf. Btliat ON iol9t
irurt. u. 9. gerseion, 9eeorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23
&iscOn1m Harmc

Cnfer &c en- ,sarm sIeperbeitet l Wistoniin. hnpr
Sauetf or apot. mso aooe Bet pe'trnit Jarutrs
J sle'eu. etate Siahitppl aebe gatieritr % iniherf
airfs pa Rsuiases. Iarmt fra 20 Acres % Oh Ill 40
srres tIiaIas, l6 ssrts az soes srtomisr % auben
9isunpm / spsr tiliaIas Rom % ie. snsr ifrip Ill
n. c, HANSEN. Lock Box ia, Wlthee, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23

NaIbe. -ubpal9te SbUrtbOrns,
~ Noliieius og @ueruieps, Spies slsr
Srstalpe, Stor s~eubpsnins, retrpsseoe,
baoroisre. goos 8alpe. Senoes pr. 9rpreis
mel liben sefoitnins. 6or Undertaking
tilltrip Sbpiu Scwep, Soutb ct. Yaul,
0iinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23

Gjemipgerc!- Bort 8pmpani
~ bar / ilere aar nebiat pelttlirebie Solt
paa lit qanb / gitfiu Souutp. ri ton nebz
iatte Here. Seno eitsr 6arter beisripenbe
bette iosals Stree for Weieribriit. aruolb,
eaub gsent, BOD Sslane Railwap, 1876
@olpiu glbe., Sulntb, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23

1ualSt 2anb ner DULUTH ue bel=
~ oi9e Sosoperotipe Wteierier. Weset
biaiat. Strip eiter eiteratur. sruolo, eanb
Srm'r. 52s ySolpin Slos., Duluth, 0tiun.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-09
"The Star Spangled Banner"

From .'The Colors," by Mary R. S. An drews, in the July Scribner.
 Five minutes later, as he came into Curzon street, a barrel organ, half way down the block, stood silent. AS the grinder looked up and saw Vane on the hot, empty sidewalk he scrutinized him for a moment and turned to his organ and with that began to play. Something inside Vane jumped. He halted, listen ing to the rasping. alluring music. As he listened. words came, fitting theii rhythm to each bar-words that his mother had taught him 45 years ago: "oh say can you see by the dawn's early
 light"
 The barrel organ seemed to grind out the words, seemed to bring back his mothers voice. Vance stood, hearing that sound. long still. And the orgal went on:
 And the Star-Spangled Banner. oh, long
 may it wave
 Der the land of the free and the home of
 the brave!'
 The barrel organ ended with mad squeak:
 The Star-Spangled Banner-the land
 of the free'."
 vane stood still in the street; he heard his mothers voice; he saw visions. He
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-09

tate to admit that. if this part of the world Is to be put back on a normal basis once more after war. huge im- portations of raw materials are going to be imperatively necessary for a time, and. what is more. an extended credit to cover these importations Is going to be almost essential.
 Nearly all the nations at war, but particularly Germany and Austria Hun gary, have made remarkable advances in the creation of substitutes for articles and materials that have given out. Many of these substitutes will last far beyond the war, but conserva- . tive men among the central powers feel positive that by and large everyone will go back to the old things in use. The fact that substitutes have had to be created is but the way of proving that importation of raw materials is abso- = lutely necessary-and America Is the greatest exporter of them in the world.
 First and foremost it Is a question that is asked not unfreouently whether the monarchy is not going, after the war, if not during it, to need its emf . grants to America more than it needs their money Several army corps of Austro-Hungarians are in the United states, many or most of whom have ex- presses themselves as willing and glad to come back. but who are unable to do so
 The financial burdens after the war are, of course, going to be very heavy in Austria Hungary. as in all other countries and there is also in prospect everywhere a shortage of men for the reconstruction of affairs to a norm al state. Whether the emigrants in Amer ica by sending their money to help re- lieve financial burdens can do more for the country of their birth than they could by being here to work for it is a question that has not been settled
 Though no one can say with assur- ance, prevailing opinion Is that certain ly for a long time after the war there will be Hull in emigration to America, because of the anticipated need for workers at home. Just as many em- ployers and labor experts in Germany feel that wages there are going to go up or stay up on an attractively high level, so the feeling exists in Austria Hungary that working conditions here will be such that the inclination to leave will be smaller than ever before In fact, return swing into the tide of emigration, bringing back many now In America. is by no. means considered an impossibility.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-09

came up to the man when the music was | done. That's a queer tune to be playing | in London today" said Vane The organ | grinder squinted up at him-a very sor-
 did. dirty organ grinder, hot and tired, | but cheerful.
 | Me tak-a look at you, signor; you
 sure America-man.' said the fellow | T American? Guess again, my friend
 I'm an English subject said Vane.
 Me no think-a,'' nodded the Italian
 confidently. Me tell-a America-man l signor.' Well, you're fine guesser." said . Vane.
 l 70 Marona. brought out the orgar 1 grinder. The thing that he was looking | at in his hand Vane passed on, was
 not shilling; it was yellow-a golden | guinea
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-09
Decided Change Is Noted of
 Late in Attitude
HE PRESS IS FRIENDLY
here Are Many Factors Which Enter Into Country's Desire to Hold Regard of People From the United States

Vienna, June 25.-Correspondence of he Associated Press. )-American who ave lived in Austria for the major |art of the war have been delighted to otice distinct change in the feeling |f the public of late. reversion to the lid popularity which Americans always Injoyed here
 The change has been noticeable mo- here more plainly than in the press, |lhich has insisted that good relations Ind. if possible better relations, be- 3re desirable for both sides
 One factor is the emigration ques- on which touches Hungary more iutely than 1t does Austria It is a tctor that involves some s150, 900, 900 a par. for this is the sum that 1t is esti- ated is sent back to Hungary annual
 from its citizens who in normal sace times wander out to America So nsistently have these emigrants sent ok part of their earnings that the Avernment has come to take it into lreful account when budget and taxa pn matters come up each year.
 A second factor concerns the bath cure resorts of Austria, formerly tronized chiefly by the English, ench and Russians, and now suffer g cruelty from the war and having
 exist on none too free handed and tal German patronage. The shrewd yners figure the matter out this way:
 matter how the war comes out, it Il be decade before the old peace- ne patronage from England, France d Russia can be won back. Ameri . ns, however, they estimate will all Pst certainly flock to Europe once ace is declared. and they hope that resorts in Austria can be made to ax from Americans the huge sums at they formerly drew from other 'eigners.
 The Austro- American steamship lines lstitute a third factor in the friend relationships. for the theorists count
 an unprecedented influx of travel
 to Europe from the United States,
 influx that very conceivably may
 to the uttermost limit all exist
 transportation facilities, and reck-
 that if Austria Hungary emerges m the war with the good will of
 orleans there is nothing to prevent a itable avalanche of business for amer lines to Austria. more partie- rly so if Americans develop a par
 ity for Austrian resorts.
 WILL WANT OUR GOODS
 fustro-Hungarians also do not hesi-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-09
To Ward Off Summer
 Complexion Ills

To keep the face smooth. white and beautiful all summer, there's nothing quite so good as ordinary mercolized wax Discolored or freckled skin, so common at this season, is gently ab- sorbed by the wax and replaced by the newer, fresher skin. beneath The face exhibits no trace of the wax, which is applied at bedtime and washed off mornings. Greasy creams, powders and rouges, on the other hand, are apt to appear more conspicuous than usual Just get an ounce of mercolized wax at any drug store and use like cold cream, This will help any skin at once and in week or so the complexion will look remarkably young and healthy.
 Sun, winds and flying dust often cause squinting and other contortions which make wrinkles, You can quick by using harmless wash lotion made by dissolving 1 oz powdered saxolite in F pt. witch hazel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-09
It's Not Catching

From the IndIanapoIis News. A 4-year-old boy in Columbus has been having lots of fun the last few months playing with a neighbours dog. The friendship seemed to be mutual The boy was interested in everything that pertained to Bowser. Recently there ha s been considerable agitation to require the dog owners to pay the city license fee. Announcement was made that the police would soon begin to kill all unli- censed dogs. So there was rush to the city clerks office to get licenses
 Mother, oh mother. I'm not going to play with Bowser any more' the little fellow told his mother. as he ran into his home. Why. son, what's the matter with Bo~ser?"
 Why, heard them say that he has license on him."