davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
Sioux City

Stor tryckerifirma i konkurs.
The w. II. Bastian Printing Com
pany blef j torsdags forsatt i kon-
kurs och utredningsman tillsatt j
distriktdomstolen. w. G. Slotsky
utnamndes till utredningsman. w.
III. Bastian ar som bekant utgifva-
re af The Union Advocate, Diet Of
ficiella arbetareorganet harstades
SAINT agare at namnda tryckerifir-
ma. Utredningsmannen amman en-
|ligt meddelande fortsatta affaren.
Eft "Children's Party" halles i
Augsutana kyrkan lordagen den
20 dennes under Miriam f0renin-
gems auspicier. Eft for barnen in
~tressant program utfores och myc-
ket annat roande f0rekommer.
F0rfriskningar serveras afven. In
tradesafgiften ar endast ID cents
och uppmanas allla modrar att ia
sina smattingar med och narvara,
En- treflig eftermiddag u~tlofvas.
Stor konsert halles den 26 den
mes a Orpheum Theatre utaf Abu
/ Bekr Temple Shrine Band SAINT
the Shrine Chanters. Manga ad
stadens fornamsta sang och mu'
sikformagop komma att deltaga
Som bekant arc manga af vars
svenskar aktiva j de bada ofvan
namnda organisationerna.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12

tes var tionde mil. Genom att re-
sa matt och dag kunde man kom-
ma fran st. Louis till San Fran
sisco pa litet mer an ire veckor.
Resan kostade fran 800 upp till
5000 och da fick man afven mat
Oliver resan. Brief tog man med
sig for 10 cent ON de int vagde
mer AN EFT halt ounce. bet sa-
ger sig sjalft, att Diet var lila stallt
med bekvamligheten under en- dy-
lik resa PaSsagerarna lingo sofva
bast de kunde j sitande stallning
eller hangande i stropparna. Och
resan var farofylld i mer an EFT af-
seende. Som regel maste k0rkarl
och passagerare lita pa sina egna
b0ssor, da indianerna gjorde sina
anfall eller da r0fvarbanden stop
pade ~diligensen. Och vid sidan
af dylika anfall hade man att rak-
ma med stormar, omkullk0rningar,
0fversvamningar och dylikt.
Manga ~intressanta redog0relser
finnas fran dessa resOr. En- pas
sagerare skrifver, att ''fastan man
utlofvat att f0rse de resande med
mat for 81 malet, sd fanns Diet Of
ia, da vi anlande till bytesplatser-
ma. ingenting att alta. Vid EFT till
falle maste vi fasta sc timmar.
Och vagnarna voro bfta j EFT elan
digit skick. En- matt akte vi j en-
diligens som endast hade iva bra
den kvar i botten. 4Da vi klagade
hos k0rkarlen, sd tadde han oss,
att vi skulle f0rs0ka hanga kvar
pa vaggarna."
For viktigare BRET och rappOrter
var till och med pOstdiligensen for
langsam. For dylik bcfordran ha-
de man ar 1859 upprattat den sa
kallade ponny-exprfssen:. Bet To-
retag som omhander hade denna
trafk, byggde 1870 bytesstationer,
ink0pte 500 snabba hastar, engage
Irade 200 hastsk0tare SAINT so styc-
ken af de basta ryttare SON landet
kunde uppvisa. Ryttarna voro be-
vapnade med endast en- knit och
en- revolver SAINT lingo Ell fora me,
ra med sig an hvad SON a absO-
Tut n0dvandigt. De iva vattenta-
TIA postsackarna tastes af regerin,
gems tjansteman och snordes sedan
fast vid sadeln. De lingo ej vaga
mer an 20 pund. Brefven mastt
skrifvas pa silkespapper. Till att
b0rja med var postafgiften 50 fol-
bref som vagde mindre an EFT halt
ounce. Sedermera reducerades af-
giften till ST for motsvarande vikt.
Den snabbaste -ridt, som nagOn-
sin giorts fran Missouri till Paci-
fc-kusten, var Is, dagar, imam
ponny-expressen startade. Tiden
for expressryttarna sattes ned till
10 dagar. bet sageS, att express
, r~yttarna alltid h0llo den utsatta
tiden med undantag af, da nagOn
ryttare d6dades af indianerna.
Vanligtvis kommo de in fore ut
satt It'd. Lincolns presidential for
des af ponny-expressen till Paci-
fc-kusten pa mindre an 8 dagar.
Vid EFT tillfalle blef ryttaren do
dad och skalperad af in%dianerna,
men hasten brot sig los och fort
satte fran till nasta p~oststation
med postyaskan i sakert f0rIar.
For delta arbete lingo ryttarna
fran 800 till $3.50 i manaden SAINT
mat och husrum. Da telegrafen
kom, indrogs ponny-expressen ar
1861.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
BILDER UR AMERIKAS HI
STORIA.
Fran guldfeberns dagar ammo 184S

En- vacker majdag ar 1S4S fin
go invanarna i den lila staden San
Francisco bradtom till sina f0n-
ster. Man rusade ut pa gator och
grander, ty nagot markvardigt var
a farde. En- framling hade kom-
nit till Staden och Ell markvardig
framling VAR Diet, han marscherade
gaia upp och gaia ned skrikande
och gestikulerande. Han h6ll ell
flask h0gt i vadret, och den flas-
kan inneh0ll EFT guilt ANNE. Gould.
guild, guild" shrek han, Gould
fran American River"
Rykten hade spridts for flera
manader sedan att man funnit
Guild vid en- del grafningar i trak-
ten af Suffers Fort, men man ha-
de Ell fast synnerligen stort afseen-
de vid dessa rykten, men nu, nu
hade man ju beviset framf0r 0go-
men, nu kunde man Ell langre tvif-
la. Nyheten spred sig. spannin-
gen vaxte, folk blefvo rent vida.
Guldfebern hade kommit 0fver
dem. Rusningen b0rjade, jord-
brukare, smeder, handlande, advo-
kater, in%geni0rer, lakare, ALA
slappte ALT hvad de hade for han
der och rusade till guldgrafvar-
trakterna. Sioman 0fverg&fvo 81
ma fartyg, soldater rymde, ALA
styrde kosan till %guldfalten, dar
lyckan hagrade. Pa en- kort It'd
var den lila staden alldeles 0fver-
gifven. Och kvinnorna drogos ock-
sa med j stort antal.
Och pa guldfalten kunde Ell for
m0genhet tjanas nastan pa Ell dag.
En- man tianade en- dollar i minu-
ten med hialp af nagra indianer.
En- AMMAN hittade EN- guldtacka,
som var ward $4,000. Andra vaska-
de guldsand och tjanade anda till
$4,000 ON dagen. En- 14-arig poi
Ike arbetade pa falten j iva mana
der och f0rtjansten blef $500. En-
ing man skref till sina slaktingar i
0stra delen af landet, att han smart
skulle komma hem och ha med sig
guldsand till EFT varde af 100000.
Genom tidningar, bref och pa
muntlig vag spreds nyheterna fran
delta Eldofado som en- l0peld.
Fran staterna i oster, fran Oregon,
Peru, Chile, Vancouver. Hawaii,
kommo folk j massor. Man horde,
hvilka ofantliga rikedomar som
samlades pa guldfalten i Kalifor-
MEN, och ofver hela warden gior.
de guldfebern sig gallande. Der
som pa nagot Wis kunde komma
vag till Observation-Disclosures sal.
de ALT Diet han hade och packade
de nodyandigaste tillhorigheterna
tillsammans SAINT reste till Kali,
forinen.
Men hur skulle man komma
ditg bet var den stora fragan
Mellan Califonien och de ostrs
staterna j Amerika funnos ings
riktiga vagar. Och aldrig j varl
dens historic hade Diet varit en- sa
dan rushing af folk till EFT ODE
byggt land. Folk j 0ster f0rsokt,
ALA kommunikationsmedel, SON
pa den tiden funnos. De som ha
de rad gingo ombord pa EFT fartyl
j oster och reste den langa besvar
liga ~sjofarden rundt Sydamerika'
sydspets Kap Horn. Andra rest
med bat till Panama och darifral
landvagen ofver Panamanase
fran till Stilla Oceanen. Oar fin
go de kanske vanta i veckor, ma
nader, imam de kunde ia EFT far
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12
Bland dem som den II dennes

Bland dem som den II dennes
utexamineras sasom sjukskoter-
skor Vid New Samaritan Hospital
markas f0ljande svenska mann /:
Edna Nyberg, Esther Samuelson,
Carolyn Johnson, Lydia Henrik
son.
"Ole i Skratthult', likt Cesar,
kom, sag och segrade. Ole med
sallskap h0ll som bekant en- rOlig,
hetsafton a Liberty Hall i onsdags
kvall och Diet tycktes nastan som
ON hela Diet svenska Sioux City in
funnit sig dar, eller atminstOne
f0rs0kt att komma in. Salem var
fylld till sista plats och roligt ha-
de de ALA. Ole g0r skal f0r slit
MANN C Skratthult' - ty att
Sc honom ar att genast irritera
skrattmusklerna. Och da ham be,
rattan sina "paschasor" ar han
belt enkelt oemotst&ndlig. On
Diet ar SAINT som Diet gamla ord,
Spraket sager att lett gOdt Skratt
f0rlanger lifvet" sa nog kOmma
de Sioux City-svenskar som horde
Ole i Onsdagskyall att lefva minst
ito ar langre an hvad de annars
kunnat vanta. Programmed i Of
rigt var %intressant och underhal.
lande. De u~pptradande voro verk.
liga artister och vunno publIkens
ynnest. Fru Olga Lingren-Peter
son var isynnerhet intagande och
alla-nj0t0 af hennes vackra r0st.
D0dsfall. Enligt i onsdags mot.
taget telegram fran Scandal, Kan,
sas. Allied darstades pa tisdageI
cfter en- langre tids siukdom och
afmattning pastOrn j svenska Me.
todist Episkopal kyrkan Oscar j
Swan. Fran sina manga bes0k no,
slaktingar och vanner har i sta.
den var han val kand afven utom
den kvrka, i hvilken Ian nedlagt
sin lifsgarning. Han var f6dd
Rafstad, Tjarstads socken, Oster
g0tland den II september 1S4>
och anlande till Amerika i ma.
1868. Slit fosterland atersag han
sedan dess endast en- gang, nam
ligen pa warren 1873, da han rest
dit for att hamta hit sin ungdom
brud, Hilma Cecilia Peterson
som nu star s0rjande vid bare
otter att i nara femtio ar ha me,
honom delat ljuft och ledt. OcI
nastan lika lang It'd har han yer
kat som pastor inom svenska me
todistkyrkan, i hvilken ban in
gick som medlem efter hitkom
stem och alltsedan varit en- trogeI
medlem af. Utom af efterlamnar
enka s0rjes han af Mo barn af hvil
ka en- ar prast i Evanston, Ill. ocl
iva missionarer i Indien, SAINT al
manga barnbarn, dessutom TIRE
br0der och fyra systrar bosatta
harstades namligen Axel p. Swan
G. n. Swan och V. a. Swan. mrs
J. S. Wadhams. mrs a. G.. Peter,
son, Lawton, mrs G. d. Hanson
och mrs Elias WahlStr0m. Be.
grafningen skier i eftermiddag
Scandal, och ha br0derna q. y
och V. A. Swan arrest dit for att
deltaga i sorgebetygelserna. FriC
0fver den vansalle herdens mime
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12

uuSt l.. ".
hvals bid visas harofvan, att halla
festtalet. Dessutom f0rekommer
sang af Nordmandenes Sangf0re-
ming, SAINT tai af county attorney
Ole Naglestad. Intrade fritz. All.
manheten inbiudes.
I dag ar Hospital Day" Ma.
tional Hospital Day hvilken f0rli.
Diet ar asidosattes som den II maj
till mime af Florence Nighting,
ales f0delsedag, observeras j sta
dens lasarett i dag. Underhallan-
de program fSr de sjuka ha arran-
gerats, bes0kare kunna komma
hela dagen, och de p~atienter som
arc starka nog f0ras ut pa biltur.
Hospital Day observers 0fver
hela landet.
I utredningsmans handler ha de
stOra Sioux Apartments belagna
vid Nineteenth st. och Grandview
Blvd, blifvit placerade. Judge
Hamilton har utnamnt Arthur
Sanford till utredningsman. w.
Wanzlaff och Nina Wanzlaff, a.
game till byggnaden, f0rsattes i
konkurs pa anhallan af the Motor
Finance Company, EFT Minnesota
bolag.
En- promenad pa 1000 mil ar
hvad mrs Margaret Marie Ander-
son fran Canton, S. D., f0retagit.
| Mrs Anderson, SON j handbags an
lande till Sioux City, ar pa vag
hem efter att ha gait till tots till
Washington, ID. G., for att hos
presidenten s0ka utverka mad for
sin son, Joe Anderson, som ALTA
mar fangelsestraff j Fort Leayen-
worth for rymning ur armen. Ut
slaget i saken ar att vanta fran
United States board Of pardon
den Is maj. Mrs Anderson, som
ar Sc ar gammal, gick hela wagon
till Huntington, V. Va. dar re,
dakt0ren for 1.-THE Advertiser
k0pte henne biljett till Washing
ton.
Svenska Klubben h0ll j onsdag:
kvall slit reguliara m8nadsmote 8
jackson Hotel XII. $50. Efter att
ha gjort heder at Diet val anritta.
de sm0rgasbordet, anmodade
klubbcns president konsul G. y
Swan att ge en- aterblick fran sir
California-resa. Konsuln hanvisa
de emellertid till sina resebref
"Monitoren" for detaljerad he
skfifning af resan. Herr Erich
Kjallstr0m pa besok har frau
Norrkoping, Sverige. var klubben'
CAST vid delta mote, och giord'
han afven nagra anmarkningal
angaende Sverige och syenska for
hallanden. Darefter holl pastor c
J.. Fredeen EFT kort tai md Ere
creations som anne, och de ra'
varande uppskattade isynnerhe
de fisk historier" som pastorn
samband harmed berattade. Et
fyatiotal af klubbens medlemma
narvoro och motel var j allo &c
mytligt.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12

har underst0tts af en- sa godt som
enhallig altman opinion. Afven de
som f0rst kritiserade regeringens
handling ha nu b0rjat inse slit
misstag och arc belatna Oliver att
Harding kept us out of Genoa"
Sockerproduktionen j F0renta
StateIna uppgick fora aret till
1,02o,4S9 ton pa S14,9SS acres, ma
got mindre an aret f0rut, da ALA
rekords brotos. For sin sk0rd
mottogo farmarne AZ miljoner dol
lars. Genomsnittspriset pr ton var
1912 och bruttoinkomsten pr acre
var sextio dollars. 80 sockerbruk
voro j genomsnitt j verksamhet 76
dagar.
/ hvarje hushall Dor finnas EFT
exemplar af en- pamflett som ut
gifvits af Onkel Sam 0fver amnet :
ga Weeks Food for the average
Family" Hari far husmodern re
da pa, hur hon skall kunna Wilma
de basta resultaten for de minsta
utgifterna. Den lila boken gar
under namnet Farmers Bulletin,
No. 1928, och kan erhallas fritz
och for intet fran Department of
Agriculture, Washington, d. c.
Svenska monitoren., 1922-05-12

vid afb0iandet at inbjudningen
att taga safe och stamina j Genua-
konferensen forklarade mr. Hughes
a presidentens vagnar, att denna
regering Ell ansag att America
skulle kunna lamna nagon effek-
tiv h.ialp for Europas ekonomiska
Acknowledgements. forran de Ian
derna uppgjort sina tvistigheter
och salunda mojliggjort betydande
disadvantages j rustningarna.
Denna administrationens hallning
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-08-11
SUDBURY

Thelma Bashaw of Burlington is
visiting at Tom Disordas.
Miss Tulley of Rutland is visiting her
sister, Mrs, John Mulcahy.
Miss Susan Eressee of Ludlow visit
ed at Frank Bresse's last week.
Master Joseph Mulcahy is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs, Mary Mulcahy
in Rutland.
Miss Esther Mclaughlin of New
York city is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Carver Smalley.
Miss Hattie Divoll has returned to
Leominster Mass, after spending two
weeks with relatives here.
DR.. and Mrs. f. w Pike, have re-
turned from Isle La Motto, where they
have been visiting relatives
Miss Eta Cook of Brandon is spend
ing her vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cook
Miss Maxine Sawyer has returned
to her home after spending few days
with Mrs. E. w. Parent in Middlebury
The regular meeting of Sudbury
Grange was held last evening The
lecturer prepared a program, after
which refreshments were served
A largely attended meeting Of the
Farm Bureau was held last Wadne'-
day night at the Town hall The sub
ject for the evening was "TuberculoSis
in Cattle" After the meeting refresh
ments were served.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-08-11
IS YEARS AGO
FROM The Middlebury Register Files

lanes Sullivan has received a pen
sion as a veteran of the Mexican war.
Local
Rev. S. L. B. Speare has gone to tine
Thousand Islands to attend a mission
airy convention.-Lo
David n. Burke, United States CON
sui at Puerto Gabello Venezeu!a, ar
rived Wednesday on a 60 day leave of
absence.-Local.
The committee of the graded school
nave hired Geo. w Wales, Middle
bury, class of 81, as principal of the
school for the coming year.-Br!stoL
Col w. B. Wright has the appoint
lnent of assistant marshal at the com
3ug celebration of the laying Of the
corner stone Of the Bennington mon
Orwell
President and Mrs. Brainerd are
taking trip on the st. Lawrence,
starting in at the Thousand Islands,
going down to the mouth and return
ing by way of Halifax and Portland
Local
Robert Perrlne of Patterson's Mills,
Pa. was in town last week, when he
purchased of Col H F Dean, Of West
Cornwall, ram and five ewes, one NJ
the latter full sister Of the ram
Figure-LOCal
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-08-11
VERGENNES

Mrs, John LeBeau, ST, is seriously
ill.,
Mai. and Mrs. R, W. McCuen Of
Burlington are passing some time at
their home here.
DIR. Vance w. Waterman has an
uou1ced his candidacy for the repre-
sentative from Vergennes,
John H. Donnelly has returned from
Plattsburg where he went to attend
a meeting of Knights Of Columbus,
Miss Mary T. Alden of New York
arrived Saturday to pass her vacation
with her aunt, Mrs, w H. Adams, and
friends here
Miss Ruth Beach Of Colorado who
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-08-11

East Shoreham were the guests of
Charles E, Webster recently.
Bowman Crosby and family, Mrs.
Sawyer and daughters, Marjorie and
Helen, have returned from Nova
Scotia. Mr.. Crosby's former home
where they have been for two weeks.
The August meeting of the Grange
will be held Augusta, and will be
young peoples night. The program is
in charge of Mrs Charles Webster.
Misses Eta Ransom and Katherine
Wells.
The Women Workers will hold sale
of useful and fancy articles in the
Town hall, Tuesday, August y, the
afternoon and evening, for the benefit
of the church Articles will be on sale
to suit both young and old. There Will
be a parcel post sale, also homemade
candy, ice cream, cake and refresh
ments will be sold.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-08-11
WHITING

Ozias Gauthier has gone to North
Adams, Mass, to work
A few from town attended the
Grange picnic at Lake Dunmore last
week
Claude Denton and family Of Sud
bury are spending a few days at H. W.
DentOns
Miss Ava Hawley Of Floral Park, \.
T., is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. II.
R. Wells,
Mrs. H R. Well, and daughter en-
certained the Women Workers last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewis and
grandson, Earl Lewis were recent
visitors in Pittsford
Guy wainwright cut his head badly
Monday while splitting wood Sew
eral stitches were taken.
Mrs. Raymond Birchard and son,
Fay Of Shelburn Falls, Mass who are
visiting her father, E. c. Webster in
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-08-11

has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. George
Myers, has gone to visit relatives in
North Ferrisburg.
BY the advice of DR.. c. F. Edmunds,
district health officer, the children's
playground will be closed for the re-
mainder of the season.
Miss Grace Gordon has rented the
rooms in the Booth block, where Max
Fishman formerly conducted a millin-
cry store, and she will engage in The
same business.
w H. Wheeler has returned from
Missoula, Mont, where he attended a
three days session of the National Edi-
torial convention, and accompanied the
convention on its tour through the
Yellowstone and Glacier National
Parks
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-08-11

Albert D. Lasker, head of the United
States Shipping Board, was born IN
Germany and is a member Of the
American Jewish Committee, the ruiz
ing body in America Jewelry
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-09-28
STATE ORDERS
TRAPPING BAN
(Reprinted from The Milwaukee

TRAPPING BAN
(Reprinted from The Milwaukee
Journal.)
ADISON-Trapper of Wiscon-
sin were penalized for their methods
in. trapping during the last season
Tuesday, when the state conservation
commission issued a drastic order
effecting the season on muskrat,
beaver, otter, racoon and deer IN
practically every county in the state.
The order becomes effective Oct. 81
and has come as result of petitions
from every part of the state and
following "a series of hearings.
The commission makes effective a
statewide closed season on beaver
and practically a closed season on
muskrat and otter with but few
counties excepted. In addition the
trapping of raccoon is prohibited in
all but 10 countries and the season
on deer, is closed in Clark, Wood,
Shawano and Oconto counties.
Trapping of muskrat is prohibited
except in the counties of Fond du
Lac, Green Lake and Winnebago,
in the townships of Fremont, Wey-
auwega and Caledonia in Waupaca
, county, in the townships OF Leon,
Warren, Saxeville, Bloomfield, Auro-
ra, and Poysippi in Waushara coun-
ty, and in the townships Of Fox and
Trenton in Dodge county. In this
territory the open season for musk
rat will be from Oct. 25 to Mar, 81
except in the counties of Fond du
Lac and Green Lake where the sea-
son will be from Nov. l to Mar. 81
and in the townships of Fox and
Trenton in Dodge county where the
season will be from Feb. / to April
1.
Otter may be trapped only in the
counties of Bayfield,, Clark, Oneida
Rusk and Sawyer. In this territory
the open season will be from Feb.
to Mar. 81 and in 1923 only.
1t is unlawful to trap racoon ex-
cept in the counties of Adams, Colum
|bia, Dane, Dunn, Iowa, La Crosse
La Fayette, Monroe, Pierce, Sank
Shawano, Walworth and Winnebago
where the open season will be from
Oct. IS 70 Ian. 81. This order does
not prohibit shooting of raccoon dur
ing the open season.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-09-28

medical value of laughter. 1t is a
tonic that benefits both body and
mind. A hearty laugh is an aid
to indigestion. While The movies
are capable of putting over many
funny scenes and situations, we be-
lieve that the best laugh of all is
that which follows bit of cleverness
in spoken lines. The ear seems to
record faster than the eye; that
is why the spoken word gets over
quicker than the one that must be
read Yet, no matter how it is
produced the laugh is, the King OF
all things always. The Frank
Winninger Comedy Company is. the
recognized peer of laugh producing
shows. The organization will play
seven nights engagement at The
Royal Theatre Ashland starting Mon
day night, Oct. End. The first offer
ing will be "The Modern Reformer'
This comedy will be followed by
such plays as ellis Honor, the May
or" "Only So" 'The Haunted House
''Tony, The Tailor" "The Old Firm
"Bosom Friends" There is always
rafting good humor at any of the
Frank Winninger performances.
Seats for the opening performance
on sale Saturday at the Royal Boy
office. Reservations can be made
via phone or mail.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-09-28
THE NEW TARIFF

The Republican tariff bill on which
the Ways and Means Committee of
the House of Representatives began
hearings on January s, 1921, re-
ceived the final approval Of the
House on September Is and of the
Senate on September 10. The bill
was before the House on its original
passage a little less than a month.
1t was reported to the Senate on
April IL, after committee hearings
that covered nine mon lhs. The
original passage was four months
later, August 10. The final action
as indicated in the opening para
graph, was the acceptance of the
conference report which adjusted
the differences between the two
branches of Congress. The Re-
publican Administration has strug-
gled harder with this tariff than
with any of its predecessors, and
statesmen in Washington, of all poll
teal persuasions, are now hoping
the voters will "see the thing in its
best light" To say that the mea-
sure is good, or bad, only invites
argument. But all are agreed that
"tariff is a sort of synonym for
trouble" and most of these troubles
are like Nixon Waterman describ-
ed in "Shreds and Patches when
he said: "For while we've a whole
lot of troubles, the most of them
never occur"
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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-09-28
TWENTY EIGHT COUNTRIES
LINKED BY RADIO

Twenty eight countries of the
world are now linked by radio and
the good work goes merrily on.
South America and Central America
will soon be completely tied into the
mysteries of this achievement, and
dots and dashes in the code system
and the human voice will ere long
reach everywhere. Not only is
radio communication a formidable
competitor with the cables, but it
seems certain that the last ocean
cable to connect the continents has
been laid. Polar expeditions now
carry along their wireless; all modern
ships are equipped with it; and the
latest master-stroke is the arrange
ment by the Radio Corporation of
America with the Postal Telegraph,
which places a radio Office in thou
sands Of places throughout the United
States. In the face of this forward
movement in the new science one of
the Government agents sent to
Alaska to become an "empire build
er" has returned to suggest the lay
ing of a cable from Seattle to Sitka.
But outsite of this single exception
the world knows that the twenty
eight countries now linked by radio
will be increased until all the world
talks by wireless