davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

@enn Sgr frunt i'm gett Iiegt, obne GrfoIg OOttorirt, ODER
fpern Sbr nit einem drontiben 2eioen netiudt gu urbeiter, Idbt
Gud bon uns uuf unier Giiifo 9oOts&one idifen uno feb, mas
es fir Gud tn miro. 8enn SIR ein ~beionoereg 9eioen bobt,
6eifen gaatur @ud nidt tlr lit, bon benz Die gerse Gub iiht
beIen, gebt gooisGone cine @eEegenBet ~bur5ntur, mas es fir
euren a6rper tim fam. &enn SIR Ourt fribere aranbeit for.
perlid beruntergefournen ie6, toent SIR itnter benz giitet Der
wrippe, 6es 6iebers, Der 2ungenentSinoltng up. geIhhen bait.
tpenn Sbr gtt eeiorgt tr6 g~esrdntt Habt, tpeiL SIR Die burh
Cure ara1fbet berlorett g~egange1e 2ebensfraft nidt erieset
fottntet, Damn uatt nuf unier Hiffo NIT elmer Sdahtel 8ooi.
Zone cine 4robe uno Iobt @u6 bon ibm Die gIemente %Stfibreu,
Die euer a0rper entbebrt labt Gud bon Inn 0te 2ebensfrafe
erneuerr, ime er es oes bel Sa1fen0en genn bot. @2Ganer in6
sSrouer, bic aronfbet, Sorgen, 1leberonIrengung o6er ibnen I'M.
befanntte lIriaden ihfpod uno elen0 gemoft baberb eelangen ourh
gobi.8one 81 neuen aeben rno mir n6dten Grh Oes ouf infer
Eiitfo beueiien, sana gIeid, mos ODER no Sbr ieio; gang gteid,
nie alt SIR ieo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
@ir traset bas gauge 0ttiito.

gsdrum nod einen Sag sogeru, ba SIR bod cine RrObe bon otefm
Observation-Disclosures habeu t5nnt henn Sbr ulr barrnt erlubt. @nrltm
Srbef Sbr heter, ba Sbr bod MIR ben .soupon 9ts5ui9neioeH, guren
f. bel, Oab % fir cine 20tdgtge ,gsbaablung rsidt, Don btelss beratr,
len seifuuftel All erIanaeH, Das iboH Eauienoeu ipieoer CUR @eiunObeit
bsrboIen bot, mas bon BEN 2etten iberdIl beprod9en tptrO. Sc toiet nr
cine grieFmorie, 16 SIR 5abt tetneu Gent 81 0e5ahRL falls e guH
uihts bft Sfr naat lgihs, benin Der g8ert ro bic 9eiltr1tt bon 9oois
Sone fuS fGf aMt Sabren ourh berlhnrte @rren bertefen frotoen- gs 1T
rdt pebr elm neues 5elmtRL ionbern elm 9etEmitteI nit cine. @e
rnS Sic aranfen erfreuten. gs bat iih in 8auieaOen bon Sdlen bendbrt
sci mamfiafaden Qeioen. bel beioen @a9le9term, IN allen SebetsalterrL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
GhicaaOcrim fOnttte fatrt fteben.

Chicago Sn.-N s i6 Dor einem Sabre mad. ber goois
Some Office .gine. Inn mir eine Sdadtel 8obieSoue 5ur
9robe All boLen, mar i'd 10 ihtuad, 6nb ib mid faum af
ben geinen 9aItett fcurte. S9 begann IN penigen Sogen
nohIer NIB trdftieer gu iDerben, nadben id es 5l gebrnEhen
qnaefanaeu hattie. SD tonnte balo gut eiien un0 gut IhIafen
unS nit meinern aatarrb tpirO e bon ISOLDE 81 &o9e beier.
Sh aebrardte mr. 5Uei Sdabteln un0 i'd mug fager, bob
ih iet fin nein aIfer, oas id auf o1tuuOiehs5ie Sabre be-
Iduft, pobI bin. Sd lam fleiHe sdn5e 9ausarbeit tutI ltn0
berriddte lie Ieidt uHb idHea.
Ermi ellie @IopfenFefn, 2028 6uift1as Ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

IN nteinett @reu5 Iinb ieFt berIbfDiin6et li6 faei1 Wtd9eH
1T iest in gntenl 5tdnb. Sd lam eiieu unO es befonut mir
cut, t6 fam gut fdlafe1 lnb a~2nrgens BIN t1 erfriIdt iinO
fpobl. Sd babe is Gfunb an GsDt6t 5ugenoutmen. Deein
6reunD, abnnt Safe, All G. gerteIo Ctr, naba 0rei Sdads
feIn bon go6isSone gegeu Iein gdsenIeiben dnf utetre guts
pfebI1itta bin. CT lift an 9Id1lrset, Atertnot rnb gnsd1z
Ianfrnllng nod benz gHer. @ns er eenob, itieb tbt trieOer
auf. gr fa9It Jest tte n%ei9eborerl ir6 bat 18 Rfuro 5uges
rorluter. So1ng. S6Ien5 2640 8ilfers Gbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
NerbDittat, 6erstlDpfen, &bcttmatts'
nttts mnO 2dIafIpiiafett.

bod Oaapibs, Soma. - 8o6is9one bat BEL MIR @its
Der getpirtt. SD mat felt LANCER Bet rerb0s uro bate and
Ser8tlopfeu. sd fontte gladlts ni1t idlaet laO georgeits
tpadte td bon eitem unerquiden0en GdIdf mIber unf, ala t6
G6enbs gu 8ett 9esdnge1 mar. lleberOies mar ib bon 0fbeus
matismus 9eplagt ul0 rnubte oft bon rneiuer Grbeit gu
SauSe bIei6en. SD fab anSeieeu bon 8ooisSone III ntetner
6eutiheu 8ething nno beidloB, es banit St DeriuBsn. SD
babe iest teiueu 3ottor u6tig. Sd fam itetig arbeiter, obue
mioe at tper6en. Sd Ihafe 70 gut, tue ME III ben letten
sebt s5d6ren mtb ite6e Daorgers ruiiuter un6 frtih ouf. D2ein
abeundtismls 1T beridplnoeu. ebenio bos Ser5Hopfen rnb
Die @erboiitdt. 0teor. 8n~r0enann.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
N~ettraIgie, idIedbter Wagea, Siterems
ititb 8InYenIefNett.

2apertst ssaO. = sd idbHn bier g6odteEn gobtsScne
etaeal edusen, Sabr fsins aReOi0fn seaDntniet. Sb Sadte,
sg 8dbe .Ri1ts. 6ns min 5eifensiutr6e, aber dIs i9 Sic 9ns
Sefge fat IND L6s. 0rB BootS9oue ip. wieEett aehnIfen Edtte.
nteiute ID, 6ub d ss md bnntit beri4den fpoTR. Sd Itf
an 3euraIsiee frdilfett Dia9eu, ben stsrgh unS Ser Hrdie.
GS TT t~iberttd5 etne quite Wteoi5in rnb i6 tnrn Te oor nitt
geiulg lp6erE. Sd bin lebsituoiieb5ig Sabre alt lrlb fnrr
gu Onrten fabe. gbas. 2ubnia 1880 snbiona gpc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

lpuL w elllE yelu4tuE OLuu- SU
bate drnni1He Blinbbdrnlents
Siinbung felt adt Sahrer, nno
nitn 9erbenLeiben. SD CAB bets
nnbe $500 fir 9ottorredJnuns
gen aus, nber es riiste mir
nidt i'm @eringIteu. Sd rtadlte
mid geraDe bereit, mid cperirelr
5l lniIett, nIs rtein @ntte bic
@nbi8otie Gn3eige ii ltnIerer
belitfden 3eit1tng Ins unD
tpiiuidte, ba6 i6 oamit einea
WerIuh MAIDEN ioIIte. SD hattie
feiu 8ertralien ba5u, neil i1 70
bieIe meDi3in eineerom1tert
bate, nbrle 6nB es mir irgenos
tuie geuiist bGtte, aber i'd Dadte,
S2 Y1,4tsfa 1fLf E4~Sn Nx
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

mar meit 8eftr6eH 70 bel better, hab Is mir thr mar, bdb
il bic ridtige Deeot5ir eefu1beu- bate. Sc lit iest befunhe
Elm Sdbr 6ers bdB i6 init BEN g~tfnebtnen d1f61rte nt1b Ia
babe leitoert tett Set9ett nteittes aIten 2eioeus b~erIpirt. Sd
fta1rt 10 RfunO an getuiht gu unO fann iest an einem Saae
I1ebr. arbeit tun, tuie ieupdls 5ibor, obne 5l ernln6er. sd
BIN nientals IN rreineH 2eben tpobler a~efueien, aIs toie m
bieient Ieseu Sabre. Srau Suao Roefer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

I6fpah un0 Gllber &tem mar.
Sd genoB Sabre lang uiir tpes
Mig feften GdLaf, urtD mar
@orgens 10 erl10pft tpie rad
einem bnrten Eoaemert. sd
probirte es nit 8atentnitteln,
Bis i1 ibrer iiberbrii6ig fpiirs
oe, une nit 9ottorensR ebt8is
nerl, pbne oab iie mir ua3bIls
tig baLfen. Sd 6alte adtnrr5
liHb 5aIsleioen. ittt6 meir
6er8. meme 2eber rno Iieren
tpnren ale rnebr ober tpenieer
anger 9rbnung. 8enn i9
mid gum G6lafen binIegte,
sitterteu metn @erbeft Dor linz
rnbe. gobisSone madte Mid
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

nm cine 8aIie See an. rteinen @ttn0 gu fnbren. gtetrie
iaIteftsn @etter geaeu bog Seufer balteeu Bis Ie a~usgefaltet
parei, oau, bate td cine Stluoe oSr 5tpei, 9fube. 8eiL
i6 10 an ben Sdnoen nnO Singer titt betdnl il nift bel
gdIof. SD cling gu ben %aIletbefen aer5ten. aber tie torrlS
Claiming, nnSere iagtt, i1 bdtfe ent3lnOItdel Ofbeuruatis>
mus, tudbreno mob atoere meiten IAIedtet glittuttlalf bic
Gdulb eubsn. 8oopsSore bsute mid, itno beien bin i'd
ie6nren beganui. SD nerbrdldte MIR bier Shadter, aber
ieitbem babe i1 INNER ieOen 8ribIng uno Serbit cine .ges
iicliln1en. benn ID CLAUDE bab Sas mir grt tut g erbdt
Mid BET gutter U~eiitn6Bet iiitO foitet utdt bieI.
Sre0. q. @tebenbeG.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

Ntd1t5 bate Mir ge1nlfen.
Mletne 9eieren, 2eber uno Ntagen
tpdren in einem ioIden 3ultart~
Be, bdB iG id In nteinetn areis
beft6nbig G6nter3en bate, Wn1
elmer RabISeit mar mir Sii
@liite, aIs tpeuu td einen 100
Rfnnb @teit in mir bGtte. SD
tonnte 9adts mn tpenig Ihlas
fen nflb, tpert iH Mnrgens
aufltdnb, mat i1 fehr matt irilD
IdltpinDIid. SEPT, tlndoem Id
bier G9antelr @obis9nfte ges
norrmer babe, fii6Ie i1 tpie Elm
nelter Mteuid. Sic Gdnter3et1
AK. ~ -A.HS 80
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

anes, mas SIR 81 TIM bubt, idnsiOet ben 9Uuppn aus, Der unten mlf
bieier Sete fsbt nnb ienbet i'm NIT Garent ganhen NIB abreHe Elm.
Cine 9plarssaaftsl gOStsEOne utrb Gad fhnel anO ~uOllfaubts
fret snaeianbt merben. gdift fAn Oelb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

NIT 70 sd6ren Bi eiaer 9~eflr6en Sral, uno t1 bin nod nit
76 Sabreu tuobL ulO babe ni4ts aaoeres gebrantt als goois
Gone. Sd fam Idlafrn tpie Elm gcIauoes &iro, gebe lumber,
Ell tno perridte Iebte Grbeit. SD nabn an @etpitt itt6
Stdrfe an. Sd bin po9L fr6bli6, eIidltd 1mo ~5lfrieoeu unb
tomrne mir piele Sabre iin9er bor, iet i'd 9obisSone ees
brouhe. Sra 8o16 Sp1ngIer
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
ssnnae sEran ipate ppertrt 1perben.

Clinton Sunetion 8ts. - Ns ih init benz @~inrebn1en
bon 8obisSone beganr, mar i1 ntdt fdbig. meine eigene Grs
belt III tnr, aber nadbenI t1 finf5dadteLn aenonan1en bate,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

sob. qOne bietet fsine wertuullen sieafs end skidb iett an glttt
birr in Sieien Gpaneu, turnH SIR franf ieb, tueuH Chr dr6tliper pure
bsbarft' fuenn Sure IeibIibea Srsane uidt 10 drbeiten, mic te fOltek
nenn Gusr aSrper nidt bic rehte ac H eGtassg. Sgannratr rI nL
oe unb Qroft tuieber berfeIH, tncent 60 benz 8brper SpaHntfaff stt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
Satnrrb itttb 6alsleiOct,
iGledbte Qeber, Set3en nttb Siierem.

Srie6ens, ga. - aIg iH Dor 6rei Sa6ren bega1n, goOis
Gone etn3urebh1en, mar ib p~cllitGnbig erItopft ltD uidt I'M
Stauoe, rtebr als cine 9eetIe Snriid5uIeger, 0p Id Oar1 il
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
MagenleiOem matbte 9lrbeit fir ibit
z 41tr Ssual.

Qfror, Ohio. Sd eebraudte Spei gdndteIn Booi
Gone rnb bin iebt 70 tuobL. dIs penn i1 oreibig Satire mare
Obsleih i6 spefunbfiinf5is bin Dor 8e1n Sabren besdir
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
Sung pier 9llt.

@on5 glett, per ooer tpo SIR iet6, gans gIeif, pie aft SIR
ieo, SBr tOnnt cine probeStadteI go6t.Eone bon Der boIIen
Elm Dollar @r0Be erbnIten, obne enen ein5igen Sent enlightenment.
8ir nebmen bos gonde 0fiiifo nuf uns ~ireenbpo, ibernlL INNER,
6enn unere Yrobeofferte gilt fir Qle. Itr itelen feline GIters.
eren3e uf, nod MAIDEN mir gorbebulte betreffS Der 2eiben ODER
oer 2ange Der Belt, bic Sbr fronf gefueien ieo. @ir titniben,
bob iee frnnfe Rerion, alt ODER jung, mf unier egenes HtHto
nit elmer SdubteI go6tsEone einet @eriud ntadt gan3 eIeth,
mas bus 2eioe tno mas ons glter lit. 9teie 8~robeoffrte lit be.
ion6ers an Die aIten 2eute gerihtet, 0ern mir fproern ipe5iea
GItlide MGnner uno 6rrpeu auf, einen @erfud ou MAIDEN qnf
uner aiffo, 6a mir piiier re notig fir ate 2eute bic SiIfe II,
Die 8ooisEone Dem aorpft brtngt. &ir m0dten germ, 6nB Sbr
cine 8robe iebt bann naht tpenn Gler 2ei0el als rubeiI6or
iolHet, benin NiemanO tpeiB, mas gootsEone leHtet. tpenn er nidt
cine grobe onnt gen1uft bnt. gr ~beraneet tidt etnet gennp,
mir for0etn fen 8eripreher, rtebr at fnuier, mir br6ngen @l4
feline Wle0i5in mf. llnlere &robeofferte lit nf Erai rno e@lat-
ben eenadk cine e~brenbafe Sferte, Sic Sdrien0e bon Seilungen
bepirft bot, neil Die, Die obne Soffnlag porerJ obte StiiifO Die
8robe MAIDEN f%oruter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

gs bqIf mir alf Der 9telle. Sd be9min fir Bic Bireifone
Rnbber Company gu %arbeiter, 6a ih BEL mir Oa6fe. es nod
inetn Shame bon breibig Sdbrer bart anfottnteft tphrbe,
nber mad aebnitnnoieer arbett fontntt es mir Dor, aIs penr
Der Eag grade be9inue, I'M @ereleih init bet Belt Dor 5e1t
SSsEeii fdabrenb id frhRer beim a~ben6eiieu einIGIief lmO frOb
mar, tuerrn ib 3u 5auie bIeibeu fonnte. SD rate eitett
Seoen, go6isSone gu gebraldeu. SDbaun &Ietn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

N10eltt 9ertt0d1en murDen. gtuuIS
berLieb id mem @ett nno i9tpnne
meme Grrne ,5ebn biz fiinf5ebn
Minutea I'm &reiie iiber meinem
Sonic, onnn T6Iief id eine Sturte
be, bofn iHtpdis th fDieoer meme
Sdt1oe, IND 70 gittg eS ale Gturs
ben r~sgeImebig Na4t fir @aft
Monnte lang. Sd fonnte teinen
SeDerbaIter oSer &letitift ldrge
9enlig bnItett, Inn fheinen 9Gntett
AT ltflterSidnett nno ih bate
angit, NIT metnen Sreunoen bic
Sdube All fdiitteIn, ST fonnte
Dleiier unb @abeI ttidt LANCE GEE
mig barobdben, lint meme Rabts
seiten 81 beenoen urt0 hattie nift
neuud Arnft in meiueft Ttttdertt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

L9 uL Ulr 0lUlItulu 0llUUkI
gompotrb sl arbeiten utlb FtGn0
feds Sabre IN ibrem 9ieniE Sd
mar ME ipObl getpeief. Sd
fonnte ni9t eiIer. @ds i9 1B,
betnm mir nidt. Sd 1rnBte mid
IeIbit mtreiben, BET Der Grbett
nis3ubnrren, NIB Is mar cine
Guni fin mid. SO begafttt oarz
na1 fir cine @du6oIS apmpngs
ME 81 orbeiten, on IDS eIdnbfe,
oaB Die 8erdnoeriin8 mir gut
Inn tpiir6e, bel 6tefer &rbeit
bIieb i6 brei Sabre, .6ber nein
@efinoen beiierte iiA nidt.
Damn b1rte t1 2eltte bpn 8oois
Gone iprehen 1ino entIdtoB
mid, e8 oanit Sn heriuhen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
Cit Gitalett DttrrD
i6ledbtett 8Itttmntlnitf.

%geibforo, @ts. ~ @or flint Snbren mar i'd 10 elenO
no eri66pft, ipe mn irgeno Senanb ietr tnrri Sn r%netnet
bate i3 Elm gefa9L dls mem. Ie bon eiter gtlliotI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
9ttt adbtsebn Sabre att Den Wierem, Der
Qeber mt0 Oetn Maaett.

Baltimore, gao. - SD bate .adt5ebu Sabre lang an
ben Rterer, Der Qeber. lin0 benz gla8et geliHet. Sd battle
@eIo fir 8ottorer unb I~ieOiSiuen, dis9eseben, aber
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gerfunen, bic an Rbsumahsmns IeiOeu, an 1ad8sn, Rietsn, ce6tt
nu6 glnie, Observation-Disclosures BraMenIeioen etngepebe', gint-
nub Contamination, g8aiinuft Sdrprrbniben, 9dtnrth, 8at=
orntni. gmIaFIDItgfeit, Wrtprr, Sdmersen, alIGemriuer Sdw6Ge upb
neru5Iert 3nianmen6rnh, baben gsbts9une srHnbIid erprpbt hnb
Ietnsn arsFen 9eihuert BET iplhen 9raHf9eiten bnrdans btbieish.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

sbte grfa6runo bat hbr allen 8pefeI btunus onreetan, bb Der
gIan bon gc6isEone, Der auf a~ufridrns beg gan5en aorbsrs 5eIt elm
TfdMaer gIan lit, Der ode ub nnbere Grnntbeteu beHeH btE Der 6te
mafup fpfrnih uuterItibt @de, oeren @efunbteit felt Sabren ihIedt mar
unb Bic faf ale berabunen gPeOitauente berse5t 5attep, bahen ansgefuus
Ssn hak cine ~efnsfqe S6ahteI bon gootzEDne linen mhr half,
ais ali nlbersn a9e6i5nen 5uinnmengerornnten anoere. Die Dile aos
nate nno pieIe Sabre geltten,, eS nut slelel aer5tsn nno spellaltteH brs
brndte, na6Sch oIes anbere beriaat bate uno ibre SOffung fat ss
IdrruunSen mar. 60 gebt I'M aorper biz mf Die @tr5d unD beIt, neil es
pernrnftaemdb unb grinoHh nrbeiet, bic eiu5iee g2eoi3in, Die ~naf6aIiee
6eifunaen er5et nufeebmt auf etnem ioi6en 8unoamente. 2eiet Bic
@erihte anf 6hier Settle, itidt oann te8eH elmer Gda1tel uno probfrt es
hermit
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fpei[ i'd 70 i9Iulnten Nbettnotisrnus battle, Eodbrero i'd lest
I6eraII 5tnoe6en fam. SD lit felt 0rei SdbreiL ltno tprbte
tp6BreRb bieIer 3eit gar ti1t mas @eiuiobeit ~beoeutetsr SD
bdtte benz Serrn,6dB er mir ntene @efunobeit burb Soois
Zone Sltriidgeeebe1 bat.
Srau q. gnbeImnnn, Eli gaartet Ctr.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-09

THE prompt adoption by the Am
i erican people of the business
as usual" idea is going to enable
this nation to prosecute this war
without experiencing a temporary
depression such as England and
France have recently recovered from.
Modern war requires the expendi-
ture of huge sums of money and
means maximum employment and
high wages for all workers. Other
conditions, peculiar to this war,
make it certain that this nation will
enjoy a period of business and in
dustrial activity the like of which
has never been seen and which is
assured whether the war lasts sew
eral months or several years.
There is some reason to believe
that economy rules will be misap-
piled for awhile, but conditions are
such that the public will soon see,
if they have not already, that there
is no occasion whatever for them to
become alarmed. They will have
more money to spend than ever be-
fore and they will not find the things
they want disappearing from the
market.
A continuation of the great pros
perity that has ruled in this coun-
try for two years is assured. There
is an abnormal demand for every
thing the workers of this nation can
grow or manufacture. There is work
at high wages for every man and
woman who wants work; the earn
ing power of the people is restricted
only by physical limitations; the
buying power of the public is greater
than ever before. These are certain
guarantees of continued prosperity
and of an widening scope If
our business and industrial life.
AS to the advancing of billions Of
dollars to our allies, it is a misnomer
to call it a loan to our allies. We
are primarily extending them credit.
Instead of sending billions of dollars
out of the country, the transaction
means that billions of dollars will
actually be freed for circulation in
this country. Practically all of the
billions we lend our allies will be
spent in this country for the prod
ucts of our soil and our factories
and for payment of our workers.
We are the storehouse and the ia
tory of the world now, and the more
money the world can get hold of
the more will be sent here, and the
more that comes here the more work
and the more business will result.
And, in this connection, remember
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Business as Usual"
By J. Ogden Armour

the government of the United States
is now a buyer for war purposes,
and the dollars of Uncle Sam have
already begun to pour forth to
stores, factories and farms to pay
for the expense of mobilizing, drill
ing, equipping and feeding the Army
and Navy.
l consider the present the most
suspicious from the standpoint of
national prosperity in my memory.
There is not one good reason why
the business of this country should
not proceed in its normal course and
on ever-increasing lines. There is
not one reason why people should
permit themselves to be swayed
from the certainty that they are on
a sound financial basis.
The per capita wealth of Ameri-
cans today is greater than ever be-
fore-greater than that of the peo-
pie of any nation at any time in the
past, or in the present. Our national
wealth is past the widest dreams
of few years back. Labor is salts
factorily employed and at record
wages. Every day that the war lasts
will find a greater demand for the
labor and the brains of the wage
and salary earners of the United
States. Certainty of work and GER
tainty of wages are the prime fac
tors of prosperity. They make pros
perity certain.
Whether the war ends tomorrow,
or whether it lasts indefinitely, this
much is certain: The United States,
having possession of approximately
40 per cent of the worlds supply of
gold, the greatest natural resources
and geographical isolation, is certain
to suffer less than any other nation
in the war or in the whole world.
The future of our nation is secure;
our business prosperity is founded
on safe ground; our labor situation
is remarkably good and I cannot con-
ceiVe of sane or justifable reason
why the people of the United States
should become alarmed over any
phase of the martial, business or in
dustrial situation.
Faith is the great need of the peo-
pie today-faith in Providence to
lend might to our right, faith in ma
ture to respond bountifully to the
wonderful efforts of our agricultur-
lists to increase the food supply to
provide a surplus for our allies, and
faith IN our government which has
taken hold of the problems before it
in a way that demonstrates it is
deserving of our faith.
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SPEAK, ETHER for OUR coUN7RTs
KEEP BUSINESS GOING
For Our Country's sake

War duties and war expenditures
must be in ADDITION to peace
duties and peace expenditures. The
more we do the more we CAN do.
The more money we spend the more
we will have in our pockets to spend.
Money creates money.
In a word: the natural sane life
of the country must proceed as
though we were not at war, in order
that we may have the necessary
prosperity to promote the war to a
quick and successful conclusion.
President Wilson sounds the key
note in this sentence: 1T is evil
dent to every thinking man that our
industries, on the farm, in the ship
yard, in the mines, in the factories,
must be made more prolific and more
efficient"
Our industries can be made more
prolific only if the people buy and
use the merchandise produced by our
industries. Manufacturing slackens
when business slackens. Manufac-
turing grows in a prolific way when
business grows. And business can
grow and remain healthful only
when the people buy and keep
money in circulation.
BUSINESS IS GOING-STRONG
Business is going-in the East,
the West, the North, the South.
The country is prosperous. Last
months increase in business was
very large. Banks may wait in their
operations until the government
bonds are assimilated. People may
pause temporarily in their outftting
to arrange to meet the new con-
ditions. But the unloosing of bill
lions of dollars will unloose a flow
of prosperity absolutely necessary to
sustain the worlds burden.
Governments set the pace in their
expenditures.
individuals must not lag behind.
Seven billions of dollars to pay is
only $50 per capita in the United
States. Yet seven billions of dollars,
put to work at 6 per cent.-a fair
estimate of the producing power OF
money-will create APO millions of
new wealth.
The income tax we pay will not
be a tax on prosperity, but a spur
to prosperity. Every dollar the in
dividual pays out will come back to
him with interest in the general
prosperity of the people.
our country's sake. War
the sineWs of uUar.
AKER;, NelO York
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0UR country prosperous can pay
~ our war costs as they come, and
have enough left over to aid our
Allies.
Our country unprosperous, with
business hating, money boarded,
through" fear or false economy will
be hard pressed to keep food on the
table and clothing on the back.
KEEP BUSINESS GOING
is a patriotic slogan. Keep money
in circulation. Keep employment for
everybody. Keep wages good. Keep
on making money that we may have
money to spend for war sacrifices. .
The worst thing that could hap
pen to the world these days would
be a business depression in our
United States.
War in itself does not cause bust
ness depression.
The billions of dollars of money
to be expended in war preparations
will be put into circulation in our
own country and this in itself will
create new wealth for use in the
world-struggle for humanity.
The one thing that might halt bus
mess now is an unpatriotic psyche
logical feeling of panic and false
idea of patriotic economy.
PATRIOTIC ECONOMY
Patriotic economy means the elm
nation of waste and extravaganza.
1t means the conservation of our
food products, our natural wealth,
our health, our enc :gies, our labor,
our very lives. It means putting
more efficiency in everything we do
SO that each unit of money, energy
and intelligence may accomplish the
utmost.
Patriotic economy does not mean
the lowering of Americas standard
of living, which would make us less
efficient physically and mentally,
nationally and individually, and
would kill the spirit and the will to
do the truly self-sacrifcing things
to be done.
Cities and communities must go
on with their civic improvements.
Road building and public works
must proceed. Railroads must re-
new their equipment. Factories must
be kept going to their full capacity.
Labor must be employed. Homes
must be kept up. Merchandise must
be produced, distributed and used.
Keep business going---for
cannot be lUaged and LDon
JOHN WANAM.