davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-07-21
Story of Senator Schroeder Car
ries One Back to Days Of
Spanish Main.
BoLsHEvIK CREW MUTIMIED
Put Officers In Irons and Sailed to
Murmansk, Then, firing Of Soviet
Life, Stole Vessel Again and Re-
turned to Cuxhaven.

Washington.-The theory that Boil.
shevist buccaneers, agents or sympa-
thizers were responsible for the disap-
pearance Of more than twenty mer-
chant vessels of the Virginia and Car
olina coasts during the last six months
received decided impetus when off,
cials investigating the case came into
possession of a detailed official &C.
count Of the seizure of the Cuxhaven
fishing steamer, Senator Schroeder. by
a mutinous crew, who cOntscnted the
vessel in the name of the soviet gov
ernment.
After the captain and other officers
had been overpOwered and locked up,
the ringleader of the mutineers, one
Knuefken. aided by two Bolshevist
agents who had been smuggled aboard
as stowaways, ran the ship into the
port Of Murmansk.
Buccaneer Gets Five Years.
Here Knuefken left the ship and
eventually made his way back to Ham,
burg, where he was convicted of mu-
tiny and ship stealing and sentenced
TO five years in the penitentiary.
HlClllN ulic, UeIiIDtIS VI lIc SlSN VIM
had remained with the Senator Schroe-
der, tired of life with the soviet and
plotted to steal the ship and return
to CuXhaven.
Getting permission to so out on n
fishing trip they Overpowered their
new officers and took the Senator
Schroeder back to CuXhaven, where
they were arrested and tried.
This fantastic though apparently in
disputable report Of mutiny and piracy
gave q new lease of life to the belief
first expressed by Secretary Of Com
merce Hoover, that the unusual loss
of ships during the last year must
be ascribed to the actions of Bolshevist
crews.
Official Report Of Mutiny.
1.-THE Cuxhaven fishing steamer
Senator Schroeder" said the official re-
port In part" left the fishing harbor
in Cuxhaven on April 81, 1921, on
voyage to Iceland. On board were
the captain. two officers, two engineers,
five sailors. two stokers. and a cook.
and also one passenger.
'.Three stowawnys hnd been snug
gled aboard without the knowledge Of
the master.
"When the ship was fairly out to
sen the captain was decOyed into the
sailors quarters and overpowered by
the three sailors and the stowaways
and locked up.
"The passenger. the first officer. and
the first engineer were then likewise
imprisoned In the sailors quarters and
the rest of the crew were forced by
threats to continue running the ship.
"After voyage of ten days the
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-07-21
Duchess Wins Rain "Bet"
Of Half Million Francs

Paris.-As a consequence of
rain Lloyd's Of London lost their
latest weather gamble" They
will be called upon to pay the
Duchess Decazes, organizer Of
the great charity PavlOwa fete
bagatelle, at the Polo club, half
n million francs.
The terms of the Insurance
stated that all expenses would
be paid by LlOyd's If the observ.
.:ers stationed on the top Of Eiffel
! tower noted more than two MILL
meters of rain after eleven
= o'clock in the morning.
4 At six o'clock Mt night the
rainfall was officially reported ut
three and half pillimeters.
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-07-21
BUGS CARRY WILT BACTERIA
Green Beetles TransmIt pIssass From
One Plant to Another by
Means Of Java.

Striped green beetles which infest
cucumbers have been found to carry
wilt bacteria in their jaws not only
from one plant to another, but they
often keep these bacteria alive over
winter in their intestinal tract and
infect the plants in the spring, ac-
cording to plant pathologists Of the
United States Department Of Agri.
culture.
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-07-21
Steamer Stolen
by "Red" Pirates

vessel arrived in AIurmansk on May
!, where Knuefken, one Of the sailors.
declared 1t was confiscated in the
name Of the soviet government of
Russia"
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-07-21
Boy in Pennsylvania Is
Older Than Great-Aunt

Bellefonte, Pa. George W.
Weaver enjoys the distinction Of
having q great-grandchild who Is
older than his youngest daugh-
ter, and Mr.. Weaver himself is
only sixty-eight years old. He
has been married twice and is
the father of 1S children. 13 Of
whom are living. His oldest
granddaughter married Edward
Askey. Their eldest son Is thir-
teen and older than Mr.. Weav-
er's youngest daughter by his
second marriage, who is great
aunt to the lad, who was born
before her.
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-07-21
Not Capable.

Five business men compose the
Terra Haute school board. Their du.
ties are manifold, but still there are
few things they cannot do. Even
the public recognizes that, as this
little story will prove. A teacher, who
has very uncouth child In her room.
sent the mother note. telling her
that II she did not have the child
cleaned up and her hair trimmed she
would report her to the school ofa-
cinls.
The next morning the child returned
clean, and with her hair bObbed. She
also carried note which read: Dear
Miss-rhis Is to certify that the
school board did not bob my child's
hair. I had n respectable barber do
it."-Indianapolls News.
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-07-21

it trial. Ihave been very glad thatI
did, for now I feel much stronger and do
all of my work. tell my friends whell
they ask me what helped me, and they
think it must be grand medicine. And
It Is. You can use this letter for a tes-
timonial II you wish. Mrs. HARRY A
WILSON, r. F. D. g. Clearfield, Pc,
The experience and testimony q such
women ss Mrs. Wilson prove beyond .
DOUBT thae Lydia =. Pinkham's vege-
bles by removing the cause and restor.
Ing the system to . healthy normal con.
ditton. When such symptoms deyelou
as backaches, bearing down pains, dii-
Piacements, nervousness and ssthe
biues . woman cannot act too promptly
N trying Lydia E. Pinkham's VeQetsble
Compound II she values her future com,
fort and happiness.
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-07-21
REST Y0uR TlREn FEET

ALIENS FOOT=EAaE. the antiseptie
powder to be shaken into the shoe., stops
quick relief to sweating. callous. tired. aeh.
Ing. tender feet. blisters and sore spots. u
rests the feet. keeps them cool and comfort.
able. Shoes and stockings wear twice -
long when you walk In comfort.
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-07-21

Most men appreciate the nonsense
OF a pretty woman far more than they
do the sense Of homely one.
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-07-21
SYMPTOMS
women DREAD
Mrs. Wilson's Letter Should
Be Read by All Women
Clearfeld, Pa" After my last child
was born last September was unable

70 90 al OF my own
work. I.had severe
pains In my left side
every month and had
feyer and sick dizzy
efeas and such pains
during my periodic
which lasted tn
weeks. l heard of
Lydia E. Pinkham4
We ge ia BILE Co&
pound doing otheH
SO much good and
thought / IWould give
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24
Ku slavnostnirn dnurn sokolskYm

ul. a zapadn6 k LaWndala A
We. k budov6 Sokola Havlicek-
TyrS.
Vsecky ulice, jimiz Sc maleb
ny prllvod ublral, byly v pra-
vem sloya smyslu zaplayeny
morem lidstVa automobily ;
milymi hosty byIy nadsene po-
zdravovany "a kazdym kro-
KEN. - NeJy6tsi zastupy kupi-
ly Sc pred budovou Sokola
Chicago a pax blize krizovat-
ky 20. ul, LaWndale Ave.
Kdyz pruvod dorazil ku kali
fornske SokoloVne utvoIilo "a
ctvo pochodujici Spalir a tim
host6 proSli do sine a byIi u
vedeni ma slavnostn6 dekoroya
ne jevist6. Sin, jakkoli roz-
m6ru veIikych, byla ' n6kolika
malo okamzicich zapln6na
tax, re V nj nebylo temer ami
hnuti.
Kdyz yzacni host6 a jejich
pruyodci zaujali misto ma jevi
sti, zahrala hudba americkou
narodni hynlnu k shroma-
zd6nym promluvil starosta So
kolsk6 Obce v Americe, br. Jo-
sef Placek.
Po mem pax nasledovali rec
nici: Br. Jarka Kosar, nacelnik
Americk6 Obce Sokolsk6, br.
Rudolf Bllek, "a Sokolstvo Ce-
skosloVensk6; Geskoslovensky
konsul Dr.. Smetanka, "a Slo-
Venskou Llgu p. Martin HUI
ska a br. Vaclav Klofac, sena
tor mar. shromazd6ni a dri-
veisi ministr narodn1 obrany,
jm6nem vlady Ceskosloyensk6
Republiky. Tato rec vyvolala
pravou boufi nad5eni, zvlast6
kdyz br. KlofaG zminoval Sc 0
10. yyroci narozeni Aloise Ji-
raska a vyrizoval jeho vzkaz
Cechum americkym, spolu S
politoyanim, re sam, nasled-
KEN starr, nemohl vyhoveti po-
zyani sletov6ho vyboru a pri-
jeti.
Vecer pax sehrana Jirasko-
va "Vojnarka", Narodn6 soci-
alni besedou J. Y. Eric.
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UKAZKOVE CVICENl SO
KOLA j. A. KOMENSKY "
MT. PLEASANT.

Y nedeH, p. srpna cvicitel-
sky sbor Sokola j. A. Komen-
sky uspofadal vecirek pro
druzstvo, kter6 odjizdi ma !.
Slet Sokolske Obce Americk6
do Chicago. K tomuto vecirku
seslo Sc clenstvo sboru, zvla-
ste otcoye a matky naseho do
rostu sdcastnili Sc V hoinem
poctu. o 8. hod. VeGer zahaiil
Vecirek starosta sboru br. Be
drich HoIub Vhodnym proslo-
VEN pax recitovala vfelo
procit6nou basen k |. sletu So
kolsk6mu ' Americe dorosteD-
ka Libuska Tumova, ktera by-
Ia "a jeji pfednes odm6n6na
boulliYym potleskem. PAX n5-
sledoval program ukazkovych
cViceni nacvicenych cVicitelem
br. Grimem. Prv6 cislo "Ko-
nicky' velmi p6kne predVedly
dorostenky, pax nasledoyala
prostna zen j muzu, cvicenl
muzu ma bradlech, pax dewitt
ka zen a dey1tka muzu jako
zylastni cislo. Kazdy oddil
byl bourliyym potleskem od-
menen "a proVeden6 vykony.
Konidky a prostna doprovaze-
Ia pfi plane sestra Frantiska
JaburkoVa. Po zakonceni u
kazkovych cviceni prichystaly
sestry sokolice hostinu pre-
borce a rozloucili Sc mimi
srdecne "a veImi upfimne so
kolske zdrayice. NaSim bor-
cum k iejich cest6 volane vsi-
chni mnoho zdaru, ably vratili
Sc zpet jako ylt6zov6 a na du-
kaz toho ably prinesli 81 z Chi
caga svoji cenu.
Bratfi: Jdete hrde ma tento
l. Slet Sokolske Obce Ameri-
cke hrdosti Sokola a m6jte V
mysIi vlast, Y srdcich smelost
a V pazi silu, tuzte Sc a pri-
neste 81 zp6t Vase vavrIny ia
ko odm6nu ia Vase ciny. Vse-
chino clenstvo naseho sboru
Vas bude V mysli doprovazet.
Jan Tuna, tajemnlk.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24

We snemoynt posaneck6 bya liz pata predloha, kterou
povoue S5000 900 uleyu zeleznic' to byti
dar Yada toz prevezme zelezntn cenn6 papiry
chz drhy pritomn6 nemohou zby bude trp6iv6 teka
zdal penezni trh nekdv zeps ma ocekavani
este das utet skodu kerou utp6y zeleznce nased-
KEN "nezdanos denictva vladn kontroy behem vakv
Onehdy pax poda kongresnk osnovu ma povoeni
@5O0O00O00 deyu nezam6snanTch Ia est6 priaa ne
bya kdo Sc ysadi re nebude, neprohraie
Legenda Janu Nepomuckem iehoz exstenc nekterf
ces historikoye popraji JIM pax dokazu bya
ho opern nko Cechac nybrz po5fezi Pacifick6ho
oceanu, San Francisku. Postal nam tom sd6enf a za-
nave doklady odb6rate mas Vacav Baha re zmn6n6ho
m6sa.
San Francsku jest Bohemian Club iehoz clenove iso
ponejvice umec tyz dob6 et kazdorone poada koncer
Letosni program byl nazvsn Mdsummer Music of Bohe
mia ra John Of Nepomuk provedena bya H. srpna pred
vekym sfromazdenm venku prrode pod obrovitym sev6
jem tax zvan6m Bohemian Grove. bze Monte Rio Hra sa
mona Jest znam6ho amercebo dramatick6ho spsova
tele Clay NJ Greena, hudbu, z kritka yemi chva sloz
Humphrey j. Stewart. i
We hfe VystupuJ nasedujici osoby Jan Neponuka: Va
cav ~, kral Cesky Sgmund lai uhersv Jan ILL., arcib
hpp prazsy Fadslav, dy6z krae Vacava; tIaiek sase
ale Naclava; Labotan arolog; Bal binus kraovskV
komo1l; Tomak yoak; Matyas. srdze; Maek voia
Johanna raoyea Ceska Dale p2h sou soory nlnchu Sc
daku dvor dam dakonu, kostenku kurtisan voia
lL konecne sbor andeu. Des6m lest blize Frahy
z toho, 5 kub meuuie bohemian Club 4 y t6 hrv
sv Janu Nepomuckem nebudiz odvozoyno e lest TO e.
sky poek. Mez stem dlinkucch nenach lime AMI iednaoo
ceskeho jmcna
programu jest tez uvedena synopsis hubby nlz vsak
ako neodbornici nemQzeme pron6sti 1sudku
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SOKOLSKA DELEGACE W
CHICAGU.
Vzacnym hostim Ceskoslo-
venska dostalo Sc v metropoli
Cechu americkycb nadSeneho
uvltani.

Chicago, 22. srpna. Vcerej-
sihos dne zahajen byl ten rus
NJ yir, do n6hoz bylo ceskoslo
vensk6 Chicago strzeno u pri-
lezitosti prveho sletu sdruze-
nJch Sillu sokolskJch. DO me-
tropole americkeho zapadu
zavitalo totiz Gesk6 poselstvo,
pozustavajici iednak 2 dfedni
delegace Ceskoslovensk6 OBJ
60 Sokolsk6 8 iednak re vzor-
neho druzstya, 1tnre dobylo
tax skvelych yavrinu ma mezi-
narodnim turnaji poradanem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24
PORAD |. SLETU S. o. A.


Streda, "a. sfpna.
PIjezd hosti. (VSichni pfiii
zd6iici host6 necht' Sc Timed
hlasi We sletov6 kancelafi Y So
kole Chicago, 2343 S. Kedzie
Ave, kde 6raduie ubytovaci
odbor, ktery Sc postara o uby-
toyani)
3. hod yecer Sokol Chica-
90. - Schuze soudcu.
CtvrtelS, Is. srpna.
{ hod. rano. Dvorakuv park.
Z4Vody nizsiho oddeleni.
hod. odpol. Dvoraku-
park. Zkouska ma prostna mu-
"a.
8 hod. vecer. Sokol Havlicek
Tyrs. Vecer borcu ma uvitanou.
(Labayni program)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24
Patek, rs. srpna.

z hod. rano. Dvorakuv park.
Zdvody stredniho a vyssiho cd
d6leni.
3 hodiny odpoledne. Dvofa-
kuv park. Zkouska ma prostna
muzu.
8 hod. vecer. Sokol Chicago.
Cestny vecer hosti. (Umeleck5
program.)
Sobota, 27. srpna.
3 hod. rano. DVorakuy park.
Zavody zen V prostnych.
3 hod. odpol. Coliseum. Spo
lecna hlayni zkouska dorostu,
muzu q zen
s hod yeter Coliseum Spo-
Iecna vetere pro vsechny cyi-
cnce.
z hod recer Coliseum. Ia
hajovaci slaynostni yystoupeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24
ZDAR |. SLETU SOkOL SKI, ORCF
V AMERICE
Chicagu srpnu 1921.

ku predu, ku predu. bez marne obavy,
byt' dali bouIi snad slysme hfm6t
to jenom pres more bratrske pozdrayy
k YAM hrdel tislu az Vlast lett,
TO jenom nadeje chy6je Sc We vzduchu
tot jenom nadSeni jasavy hukot,
to hluGn6 zazniya set k Yam do ruchu
sesterskych srdci jen uprimny tlukot,
to Shy radosti tryskly jen prudce,
to jen pres Ocean tisknem 81 ruce..
Proto Yam drahou dal Vlast Vase vzdaena
proto jste vsichni k nj pfnuli cele,
proto jen kyne Yam ob6ti odm6na
kdyz more ieji hlas pre6ta smele,
tn $ novou duv6rou srdci snad poklesl6m
jez laskou horouci znovu je plnf,
ku praci move dal kracite "a heslem:
Vzdyt rllzi nespatriS, nen-h - hni!
Vzdyt kmitne nad6e ien ruky pin6,
Vzdyt duch e zdrayym en, teo-li siln6l
<a-g.s ta.al -4ss.-7Ef 81 se .s.-sst ~ 81 se5. y
Rozlet Sc, Sokole, zayratne ku yysi,
ku hV6zdam zarivym vsednosti prachu.
at sum TVych peruti cely sv6t uslys
at skv6le dokazes re neznas strachu
rozlet' Sc, Sokole druzkou svou DO boku
az k Lidstvi vySinam rozmachem sm6lvm.
isl volnym, vyprost6n d6snych pout otroku.
k metam svym dospiyei $ narodem celFm
tax duchu bratrsk6m srdecnem, prostem
! more pfeklenes zafivym mostem!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24
Proslovy:

1. Dr.. A. Mueller, predsada
sletu.
2. Zastupce statu.
3. Zastupce mesta.
4. DR.. BedFich Stepanek,
ceskosl. yyslanec We Washing
tone.
). Vaclav Klofae, byvaly
ministr Mar. Obrany r, c. S.,
senator Narodniho Shroma-
zdeni z Prahy.
Pofad:
l. Prostna dorostenky
zupy stredni.
2. Prostna - dorostenci zu-
py stfedni.
3. Ukazkov6 cviceni - Jiho
slovanska zupa V Chicago; a.
muzi, cviceni $ kopimi, b. ze-
ny, cviceni S Vejiri.
A. Ukazkov6 cviceni vzorn6-
no druzstva Ceskosl. Obce So
kolsk6 Prahy.
5. Prostna zen Sokolsk6 OBJ
ce V Americe.
6. Cviceni S vaIaSkami, Slo-
venska zupa Ludevit Stur.
z. Prostna muzu SokoIsk6
Obce V Americe.
8. Skupinova cviceni 5 krouz
ky, Sokolice zupy Stfedni.
Nedele, %. srpna.
10 hod. dopol. Coliseum.
Zkouska zactva ob6ho pohla-
vi. t-
1890 odpol. Slavnostni prU-
vod vseho clenstva Sokolsk6
Obce Y Americe, Slovensk6 zu-
py Ludevit Stur, Slov. Sokol-
sk6 obce, hosti a ceskosl. spoil
ku. Pruvod vyjde cd Plzenskt
no Sokola do Colisea.
A hod. odpol. Verein6 w
stoupeni V Coliseum.
POrad:
l Hry n mali zaci zaky-
ne zupy stredni.
2. Prostna - v6tSi zakynf
zupy stfedni.
3. Skupinova cviceni - vet,
81 zaci zupy stredni.
a Prostna - dorostenky III
! py stredni.
5. Prostna H. Dorostenci zu
! py stredni.
6. Ukazkov6 cviceni - JihC
slovanska zupa V Chicago: a,
muzi cviceni $ kopim, b) zen,
cyiceni 5 v6jiri.
Z. Ukazky cyiceni vzon6h,
druzstya Ceskosl. Oboe Sokol
ske Z Prahy,
8. Prostna zen Sokolske Oh
ce v Americe.
9. Cyiceni valaSkami Slo
venska Obec Sokolska.
10. Prostna muzu Sokolsk,
Obce Y Americe.
II. Skupinova cviceni 5 krou.
KEN, Sokolice zupy stredni.
Pondeli, %. srpna.
Z hod. rapo. Plzensky parl
a pavilion. Zayody mimoradnd
zaVody o prebor.
3 hod. odpoledne. Plzensk,
park. Ukazkova cyiceni muz
skych a zenskych jednot (yen
koV).
Z hod. yecer. Plzensky park
Ukazkoya cyiceni zupy sired
nj. .,6.
Utery, 30. srpna.
10 hod. dopol. Sokol Chica
go. Vsesokolske porady.
Z hod. vecer. Plzensky park
Sokolska veselice ma rozlouce
Inou. (Zabavni program).
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24

Lille nase ceskoslovenska
kolonie pfipravila vzacnym ma
vstevnikum uvitani skutecne
slavnostni. Byl to jeden z tech
dni, kter6 Sc svym vyznamem
vymykaji daleko rance vSed
nosti, nebot' ulice nasich ctvr-
ii, jimiz Sc pruvod ubiral, to-
nuly dosloVn6 V mori narodnich
barev a vSude tisnily Sc primo
obrovsk6 dayy obecenstva.
Vypravu tvorf br. Rudolf
Bilek, nam6stek nacelnika c.
O. s., jenz je pov6ren cestnym
jejim yudcovstvim, dale prot.
Jan Hitler, vzd6layatel G. @.
IS. a redaktor V6stniku Sokol-
.sl6ho, prof. Jos. Kraus, reditel
gymnasia, redaktor Slovenske
ho Sokola v Noyem M6st6 mad
Vahem, Jan Havranek, stare
sta zupy RostislavoVy V Brn6,
Jan Pelikan, tajemnlk c. 0. S.
a redaktor Zpravodaje c. O..
is. a vzorne druzstvo borcu, je-
hoz cleny jsou bratri Frantj.
SEX Magllovsky, Frantisek Pc
chaGek, StanisIav Matoska, Dr.
lIiroslav Klinger, Emil PLAT,
Frantisek DrysaI, Frantisek
Vanecek a Robert Prazak. Mi
mo t6chto pfijel s. vypravou
jeste n6kdo, jehoz prijezd ne
byl az dosud oznamen. Jest to
sympaticky bratr Jaroslav Je-
linek, ktery sem byl poslan, O.
by zde pusobil Jako spolecnT
Icvicitel v fadach americkeho
Sokolstva. Br. Jellnek pochazl
2 Pod6brad a jest odchovan-
Gem br. Karla Star6ho, elena
vzorn6ho druzstya 2 pamatn6-
no zajezdu roku 1909, btery
padl boiich S bolaeviky u Sa-
mary ma Sibiri. Br. Jalinek ie
cvi6iteIem pine byaIifikova-
nym a jeho sluzby dojdou z1e
jiste nalezit6ho upIatn6nl
Druzina mela pIiieti na na-
drazi Union ma Cana A.
dams al. ctvrte hodiaa od-
poledni, ale jiz davno pred j.
stanovenou hodinou oylo kol
nadrazi shromaZdeno velil1t
mnozstvi obecenstya j automo,
blu. HIavn. automobilovy
pruvod serazovan byl PRED
budovou SokoIa Chicago, ale
IporadatelstVu prihodila se
hned Ma prrnI den nemila ne.
hoda. Vlak pribyl do nadrazt
o n6co drive, nez-li byl oceka.
van a tim Sc stale, re automo.
biloVy pruvod dorazil do ma.
drazi ponekud pozde. Hoste By
Ii tudiz uyitani br. Tomasem
Tovarkem "a Stredni zupu 3
br. Stepanem A. Susem im6
nem sletoVeho vyboru. Slav
nostni yybor vessel mimi vt
/ spojeni teprye 0 chyIli pozde.
il, kdyz host6 bylo podjezden
z nadrazl uyedem ma druhol
stranu Canal ulice, do yoln6hC
prostranstyi, urcen6ho pro ia
: Xicaby. Zprava 0 prijezdu via.
: ku rozletla Sc ovSem shroma.
zdenim jake blesk a yse hrnu
10 Sc do automobiloveho pro
stranstyi, kde druzina musels
nejdrive prod6lati obvyklou *
tografickou proceduru. Foto
: grafii druziny bylo hned NJ
tomto mistd pofizeno velkc
mnozstyi teprve pax byli no
ste vsazeni do vkusne dekoro
vanych automobile nastoupt
ma dal8i costa do ceskych Gtvl
tt.
Imposantni automobiloVj
Ipruvod yyvolaval 30 cele cestt
: velikou pozornost, ale prav3
boufe nadseni propukla tepr
,lye tehdy kdN1 dora1il l11 XII
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-03
First Complete Count
or Government Cash in
Twelve Yrs. Completed

treasury Illegally the holder will have
extreme difficulty in realizing on them
The count just finished was made
necessary by the retirement Of John
Burke as treasurer and was completed
in the remarkably short time of three
weeks through the use of electric
counting machines. Loose coins
passed through these machines in
stead of being counted BY hand as
was necessary in the olden DAYS. Pa
per currency was counted by the
piece, but stored coins and currency
were counted by the sack or package
In cases where the wrappings were
.unbroken and the seal on each intact.
The main supply Of the govern
ment's money is stored in two large
vaults, but there are a number OF
smaller ones in the various divisions
of the department as well as in the
cash rooms. where cash payments are
made BY the government
Gold coins stored in the vaults were
counted by weight The gold is kept
in sacks, sealed with the treasurer's
wax seal and containing $4,000 each.
weighing about is pounds and
ounces. First one sack was weighed
and then the others were exa,mtued
If both the seal and covering were
found intact they were weighed
against the first or test sack. and if
the result was the same were passed
and counted However, ii a seal was
broken or tho sack torn or there was
arpreciable difference IN weight the
contents we're cou1ted by the piece
Standard silver dollars were count.
/ cl in the same way as the gold coin
They are stored in sacks containing
1,00o and weighing about 90 pounds
Work on the silver coin was lessened
officials said BY the governments
melting lo0.oooQe0 silver dollars IN
der the pittman act Tor sale to the
British government TO relieve the sill
yer famine IN India during the war
+ Paper money is stored III paper
packages making a cube Of about ~
inches each way and containing 4,00O
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-03
tThe Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. Feb "a COM
plete count OF the governments cash
has just been made for the first time
in II years. The total Appropriated
thirteen billion, five hundred million
dollars and included all cash and Sc
eurities held as reserves against eur.
reney outstanding.
The count was made by special
committee of three. assisted bv eight
accountants and by Is laborers. who
were made TO move around the heavy
sacks Of gold and silver. The men.
1elved into great vaults in the Treas
ury building and took stock of gold.
silver and paper money and securi.
ties, many of which had not seen the
liam Howard Taft was inaugurated
President and new treasurer of the
United States appointed in 1909.
The accountants in entering the
vaults passed Il im-visaged guards.
who day and night sit on the lid to
prevent any possible attempts at am
unauthorized raid on the treasury.
The vaults themselves are supposed
to be burglar proof and are of massive
concrete and steel construction. The
storage sections are kept under seal
and this was the first time that some
of them had been opened in II years.
for when John Burke became treasur-
er after President Wilson was first in
augurated he accepted the count of
cash in the storage sections which
had not been opened since the previ-
GUS count in 1909.
The accountants handled money OF
every possible denomination from the
lowly copper to $4,000 bills Many
of The bills. particularly those of the
large denominations, such as $1,000.
were in sheets of four each and held
as reserve against currency of small
Ter denominations in circulation. Thou
sand dollar bills in circulation are few
and each bank in the country is kept
supplied by the treasury with a list of
them with their numbers so that if
.perehance any arc extracted from the