davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-24
Jerry-by reflection.

Jerry-by reflection.
 The more thought, the more fright ened dismayed, and despairing I b. came. Tn the clear light of calm, sane reasoning, it was all se absurd, so i'm possible What could I have been thinking of? I must forget Jerry.
 pictured him In Andersonville. h my own home. I tried to picture him talking to Father. to Mother.
 Absurd, What had Jerry to do with learned treatises on stars. or with the humdrum, everyday life of a stupid, small town? For that matter, what had Father and Mother to do with dancing and motoring and painting society queens portraits7 Nothing
 Plainly, even if Jerry, for the sake of the daughter liked Father and Mother, Father and Mother certainly would not like Jerry. That was cer tain.
 Of course cried myself to sleep that night That was to be expected. Jerry was the world: and the world was lost There was nothing left eX- cept. perhaps few remnants and pieces. scarcely worth the counting excepting. of course, Father and Moth CT. But one could not always have ones father and mother. There would come time when
 Jerry's letter came the next day- by special delivery. He had gone straight home from the station and bel gun 10 write to me. fHow like Jerry that was-particularly the special delivery stamp ) The most of his lett ter. aside from the usual lover's rhap1 sodies, had to do with plans for the summer-what we would do together at the Westons summer cottage in Newport. He said he shoEld run up to Andersonylle early - very early; just as soon as 1 was back from col lege. in fact. sO that he might meet Father and Mother. and put that ring on my finger.
 And while I read the letter. l just knew he would do 1t. Why, I could even see the sparkle of the ring on my finger But In five minutes after the letter was folded and put away, ! knew. with equal certitude-that he wouldn't
 had been at home exactly eight hours when telegram from Jerry asked permission to come at once,
 As gently as I could broke the news to Father anu Mother He was Helen's brother. They must have heard me mention him. knew him we'll. very well. inueed. Tn fact the purpose of this visit was to ask them for the hand of their daughter
 Father drowned and scolded, and said, 'T'ut tut" and that l was noth- ing but child. But Mother smiled and shook her head. even while she sighed, and reminded him that l was twenty-two whole years older than she was when she married him; though in the same breath she ad- mitted that was young, and she cer- tainly hoped I'd be willing to walt be- fore l married, even If the young man was all that they could ask him to be.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-24

All that day I watched him waen- ever opportunity offered and l suspect that I took care that opportunity of fered frequently. 1 was fascinated. l had never seen any one like him be- fore. Tall, handsome, brilliant, al per feet ease, he plainly dominated every group of which he was part. Toward
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-24

"say, Mazie, ' hope spe don't hape any bites Uhiie tDe're eaf- sne keilogg's Corn Flakes, cause ] like Keliogg's SO much fhaf fhe fish oiH get @mayi"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-29
OWdrdiCe
Caused Crisis, Is Claim

other and are talking glibly about
exacting from Kemal guarantees of
protection for the racial and religl-
u minorities, there will soon be
no minorities to protect.
They will be massacred.
ALREADY thousands of Greek SOL
diers captured during legitimate
combat are being sent in groups of
tel: and twenty to the Anatolian in
terror where they will be killed
ostensibly by brigands.
II realize that some of the Greek
r~etreating troops possibly commit
ted excuses. But this merely served
as a welcome pretext for the Turks
doing what they always have done
in carrying out their policy of ex-
terminating the Greeks and the
Armenians.
when he feels the time is ripe,
Renal will seek to GUST Britain from
Mesopotamia and France from
Syria. When the Turks nee more
control Constantinople and the
Straits. 1t means that the Germans
and the Bolsheviki also will be there.
Renal, initially encouraged and
financed by Berlin and Moscow, has
a treaty with the Russians and close
relations with the Germans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-29

y LONDON. Sept. 29.-"The pres
ent Near East tragedy is the sole
result of Constantine's grandoise
dreams and abject cowardice."
Thus did Major George Melas,
Greek aristocrat and author, who
was the kings private secretary until
1915, put the blame for the present
trouble on the foolish Ambitions OIL a
monarch.
Major Melas knows Constantine
we'll. They were intimate friends
since childhood. But they severed
their political ties when Melas join
ed the Venizelos legions that fought
for the allies.
In an exclusive interview with
NEA Service, Major Melas said:
Encouraged by the allies. Con-
stantine dreamed of a vast Greek
Empire.
4 Ills cowardice was displayed
' when he refused to recognize the
Etmpcssibility of conquering Asia
kMinor and refused to withdraw the
krmy and tell the Greeks the whole
truth.
'The sx-king once told me he
, realized that some day he would
be dethroned by the people. But
before that occurred he said that
he would put the country to hre
and blood.
He kept his word.
Greece IL ruined for more Shan
q generation. The splendid HELEN
ism of Asia Minor is destroyed for
eye
"~Constantine, not only arrogant
and obstinate, was obSessed with a
desire to be absolute ruler having
his OWE way regardless of the con-
sequences.
II predicted that he would soon
be dethroned and that his pro-Ger-
man son, Prince George, would sue
coed.
There was no chance of n of
Constantine's brothers getting the
throne, least of all, Prince Christie
pher, known throughout all Greece
as stupid.
american dollars and his wife,
the former Mrs. Leeds, haven't gid
ed him in the ayes of the Greeks.
IF the country becomes a repub-
lie, Venizelos won't be president. He
told me he preferred being premier.
What venizelos by wisdom up
built, Constantine by militaristic
madness destroyed.
"Venizelos may be now called
upon to reconstruct the small oun
try, poor in money and
with thousands of it's citizens killed
and wounded.
1.-THE allies won't escape Scot free.
Any peace patched up with Kemal
will merely be temporary.
II wish there were some way in
which America, without entangling
alliances, could Immediately inter-
Avene and Save the lives OF the Chris
han min critics in Asia Minor.
- while the great European pow
ers are jealousy watching eac
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14
Siot 8etra8tnins I Waarfnipa.
Mebafterl

vt. UepuIlpt!
llaetet bet mi igien en- SID mango
Gange bar oGret iaet, at hi trpffes bed
0napbeb beab SIanter ansaar, fan
man 10 lisebel eientaee bet efteriom
bet fremoeles itaar beb Iaet. Wen /
Get minbfte ct Bar ret eobe Stne er
Sebifriperen blit trafteret meo ogiad
btnne @inter, oe bet er Soften" % iad
ct fiert iaa at iise Srlebeisa berborte
hrs en- trauit gabo. Ser 1T iee / ct
Slab Ie bpem benne fomiifc NrnIiot er
/ Gote Ssbenapn meo 99te gtpaaIl9ne;
rg iee maatte Il til mig ielo: "Sbem
funoe bare t9nft bet bar ham - Den
aanle a~oitabise, bu?" SeIp flyer ban
af cg til BET er paa fine eanle Gage MI
ct ban eier bet % bet; % piltnot er
Ian life belt ing Longer al Iar, men
BOG enb life en- @amme!fnarf heller.
Men / Ginb er Fan Bit pngre meo
garene, bet er i~iffert; p9 Zig fuloc
bet bere meb ale, for BET er 10 netop
Oct ipm itaI til for at Ifile NenneIfet
f1a be famine &Iobpr.
Sag mi {. Or @amlemor Der 5ua
iet iom enbru tripper iaa let ON 1om
mems bun bar ferm Seute, ifjsnt bum
III er nGlten lise breb ipm lang. Snn
btres nh, mems ben Ieiee Senpinter
fpiler fin feienbe Ssr9en1ari6, at men
fit ltlienbe Sonebrag npnle ben eamlt
&aarfnipeniie: Sere inte alla mi fol-
@interens Sage -
Seq blir imtttet at benbes sobe Sllne
% lpIe Slmpr, aabner min Iunb oa
zen flyer iaa: ga, Solmia, si Dem
Ssrpe % Sor naa SaaIen on, Iaa ifal
Dr. ie BET ON Iibt blir Hpmmesreb for
os ligepel, ON bet s%runbet Ipispengc
og no9et for DEN fienbte bruniorte ga
poneIer Iom maatte no, life bleo npger
itlg Sebflat iom &emme9rsb for os paa
ielpe Sebtirsbogcu."
Mten bette bar ba eoot pgiaa / bet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14

putp inbe paa Sonas' &ontor. Nepeq bapbe billet
ienbe etpar b%aanofaite &arer til nneo banl, men Suffg
bapbe iparet, at ban bar life rGb bisie % gtor-
~pegians", men for Sifferbebs Sfplb fog ban a~lligepel
fin 9eputp meO fig. Hu fit Sonas bore ia inil at no.
lepere Sanien os Hltberbereer, ia Sberiffen. San bar
meget mpnoig al Jig.
"Spab er b9rbt Sanien o. Glltberberger?" ipurgte
Sonas. "Sar De eiort uoset ealt? @aer buao ial-
peroen er bet?" Suffp 10 baanlie. San bebspet ian-
oelie life at iiobe Der og gisre fig iaa ~upioenbe, ia ban.
6rem neb Dem % set paa i~lppenoe 5leffer, eler iua
49,. Sci, ia Sonas, life iaa ban nioite bpor De Dor,
men ban ifulOe ~telefonere til 9oIitiet os etpar andre
,Steoer. 8ar De 9pen, iaa maotte Ser bel bore en-
Sfaao meb at finbe Dem. Saa ringet ban. Sumner iaa
cs iaa. gm right. 9ette bar Slien i ganfen. San
talte paa Norif, 90 ban baooe faaet ben, ban ploe:
ger 0tano pebnet bio piebliffelig. Guffp, Sanien,
8itberberger." Se iaa pad @ngelif: You say you
havn't seen them? Pm sorry. Good bye" Saa
ct aloet GlI11er, % after noget Snuf paa ct Wtaalfsre,
Iom De TO 2opens Saanobpbere life %ifipnte. Nei, oct
bar ineer, iom bapbe it Tufta bnerfe1 al Sanien eler
&1tberberser, ia ban iaa til Sberiffen. Sbab bar oct
MI %alieepel, ban biloe benl2 SO, set par en- getsorore,
inbrenmet 9uffp. Dten bpaolaeS GetSorbre set pilbe
ban life uo nleb. Set oilbe bi befienot i fin betimelige
Sib, ia ban. Wten ban f,utbe 90 bel Il bet2 gsei, Suffp
pilbe life Il BET.
Gnorul mems be iao og tperfet ON bette, aabneocs
Ssrer, % De ier Mauo UNDER gnisriel al Sacobien os
l1tgorb itormet ino % onlrinset Sberiffen oe hans Se.
piltp. Oct bar Ell fonplet Sperraifelie; men 9uffp
forisgte at i"trannne fig. Set bar life fsrite Gang, ban
bapbe blufieb en- Saanbfllo "Norpesians". Spao iaI,
peroen Dor oct for Slass @tast og Mpnoisbeo 3 tos
iie9 iorlanste ban at bloc. Sapbe De ingen 8eipeft for
2opens Mutoritet?
80" iparte SSonas hunt, ibet ban reifte fig. "Set
er netop 2opens g~lutoritet, hi reipefterer. 90 / Saab
ON, at ben @rturitet ifal faa itaa oeb 1tast @ariielo
Golntp, bill bisie MGro lebiage Dig % sin Seputp poo
err liben Siifetur, mems Golntpets IopaIe 8oreere fer
til nleb, at Bob os Set bar fin Gang. @ers'go, gisr
mi life nogen Gpalm - eaers gaar bet bere p9rre END
il6e."
lttgarb greb reiolut Sufips grm og Sacobien 9e.
rlrpens % ~leoiageoe Dem no al gpsninsen. Se andre
fulgte. lloenfor bentet to @utonobiler.
Seq Tan life ~iorbinbre bette" ia Suffp, ibet lttgarb
ifisp BAN inc ben enc al Sosnere; men, for Sub ps
Y~tenneifer, iee proteiterer!"
"Sa, ia, bare let bit Sierte on, Sar," ia Sonas. Saa
puffet ban banl let Sioen % imse bam ct grep
Saanben. Sberitien iaa forlnoret op og itaf oct til
iig. Sonas blinfet til BAN meb oct enc gle.
Smers bar 9eputpen anbragt / oen mloen Sogn, oa
De fer Wf9nb forbelte fig lieelig melem Dem. Siper.
len bar en- al Dem. Sm ct gieblif flnbe Sonas life
ie anbet Of 5slset END en- pelbis Stspffp Ianss geier
%neitoner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14
WaIoreSs &amtbanOS
MarSmn0e.

|aloress Sam,banb pil boloe fit aars
Ilee Wsoe 6rebae ben l6be sunni | Gitis
gems Clubs 2ofaIer, 2010 @innebdbu
Ipenle, WinneapoIis. Seb Stepnet pil
manse pigtiae Saser blipe bebanbIet,
blanDt anoet Sambaroets Norgesf9ro
Spmmereu 1923. Gnc Serreber / 8als
pres arbeioer Iammen / aomiteer til
Sorbercbelie til Setter, ipm Hal bolbeS
| @aloreS Sommeren 1923. Seriom
llpsen @alorisier bar tGnft iis I'll al
ieiie biem | Sommcr, iaa nb'9t meo
Suren til nGite CONNER % ilaa Sslge
r1eo Sambanbet. ollie bill babe melt
Spsee af at fonn,e hem / ct fort Sslz
&c cg blipe mobtagct | ariitiania az
S'alorisier, iom bItper ienot bio fra
Sdlores, til at mobtase De bieultpm-
rirenbe galoress Mmeritanere.
S @dlbres bolber man pda at forbes
reoe en- Bog, iom itaI libsiues til Seiten.
&roragspberc af @aloress Imerifanere
Eli bIipe poet af felgcuoe: Or. S. 9.
Sobnion bill tribe on uoflbtteoe Wals
briier os ON RbbpsserIipet, Suel 9iies
rib bill ifripe ON ~fremituote 1alorier
/ Imerifa os u. q. geblen ON Cams
banbets Siitorie. Sioragspberue |
Gorse bill blipe: @rofesior 8rssser,
Frofesior Stuff Suroioat Storrufte.
&alpar Berg, O.. s.. goe9aarb, Iiftel
tC:snbus. CLAUS S~sIano5moen, Sognea
preit Gauge os airteianser Sborsrub.
Salbres ifal altiaa Sommeren 1928,
fcire 900sgars Su6tl9et, iioen Olaf
BEN Seuise inbfsrte ariiteroommen i
@alores. Slafs SGro igiennem gals
fres / Garct 1923, bar life iaa bramas
lift iom ben siennem @uobranosoalen.
men git itilere for itg. Seller lite bar
Der noget 9iuebe al 8uben Sbor, iom
Splbein Sterting funoe ilaa ifnas meo
Rem iuGre 8lubbep lin. Snorre Stl,rs
laiou fortGuer ~iaoIeSes ON S9rben:
OLAF for pna Gieitnuine oper Sorbas
lcrb ON @daren; % o~erefter for ban
cp paa goIs, tbi ban ipurste at Solicit
Der bar tibet friitne. San bolot Ting
rreo 9enberne Der, iom beber @nngen
(gosiepangen) Dir fom 8snoerne /
WtGngbe % meb fuIO S9bnins. &onz
gen bso benz taee REQ ariitenoommen,
men 8snoerne bsb aarp imob, os Bet
fem iaa la,st. at bc9ge fplfebe fine
g|tGnb. Sa bIep Oct iaa meb gsnberue,
at &Gbiel for Dem / Sriu9eIt, % insen
piIbe itda fremmeit. guoen oerpaa bleb
htt, iom lsuner Jig beoit, at De git Sons
sen ~tilbaanbe % tog ariftenoommen.
Slaf ifiltes life fra Dem, fsreno bet bar
tlenen fulbfriitne Der. Serpad for Olaf
lib til Sitrefiorb. ten grm at Sioroen
ON ben fore o Otter fom Der til fine
Stibe 90 for fad noro til Sogn o9 to9
Ger @ieitning ON Sommeren. Wen ba
Get blep Ssit for ban IND Sioroen oe
for berfra op pad Salores; Der bar
feruo bebenf. OLAF for iaa raft iom
ruliet op til @anoet; Der TOM ban
ubentct af 8snberue og toe oeres Sfiz
te; ban git no pea Dem felp meb belle
lin Slot. Chen itar ban Sinsbuo, %
Sinset blen Iat iaa n9r 8anoet, at
Olaf bdbbe 1ea9t oper ale Sfibene,
I'm ban ifulbe trrn8e til benz. gsus
fcrne isete til 5inget | flor Dt9nsoe
&C fulbt pnbnebe. Olaf bsb DEM aris
iienoomnen, men Seuoerue radbte imoo
% bao bam tie; Ne aioroe ftrar 8np
co gaabenbras. &en oa Olaf iaa, at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14
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sruaStoln
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6rustbpr,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14

Re tie piIbc lptte til bet, ban IGrte
benz, og tiIiee, at be lille fiinbe itaa fig
imob benz. ba penbtc ban fin Gale ON og
ipurete benz, ON bet paa Sinset bar De
gi4nb, iom bapbe iliae eager imoo
bperanbre, at be pilbe, ban ituloe for
Iige benz. Set families inart / gsns
ctrnes Orb. at ntaree bar Der uforliete
f9 imeIlenr, ium oa bnpbe Isbet %ianr1cn
fer at tale imoo &rtitenbommen. 0ten
i~daindrt be toe poa at fi9re fine bats
ifetise Sager, itaffebe bper al benz Jig
Splge for at fsre iiu Sag frem; berz
neb git belle 9asen, os bed apelben
tlep Sinset bGbet.
Saainart 8snberne bapbe Ipurgt al
Olaf babe faret oper 9aIbers og bar
fommet | gpeoen. bapbe be label SGrpil
fare I'M % ~itGpnet ale W9no ianmen.
gteb ben S9r for De imob aongeu, men
nioenom bar bet od sanife sbe / gbeoen.
Uenberne bolot SamIingen oppe, efters
at Singet bar b9bet; bet fit aoneen at
ride. Sa ban Tom paa fine Sfibe, Lob
ban ON Watten TO tpsrs oper 8anbet;
her Loo ban fine Wenb saa op / gp9s
cen, LOB Der br9nbe os rane. 9aeen
efter roche be fra gfes til N9s, ps
S:pueen LOB braube 8bsben operalt.
Wen ba be 8enoer, iom bar / Sdmlins
gen, iaa &ss os Cue beo fine @aarbe.
"a blen be Isie / Sloffen; bber itapnes
De ba bort % isste bieunab, ON ban
frnoe finbe fine Susfolf. @en iaainart
bet fom 8rno | S9ren for ben enc efter
cen anoeu. inbtil alt lsites op / inaa
Sloffer. Ren aoneen roche ODER Ians
bet os brenote oa paa besge 2anbe. 9a
fom Bsnberne til bam oe BAD ON Iis
f!nro, tilbsb at qua bam til Saanbe.
Gan CAB Crib til beer Wano, Som fonI
til ham os fr9peoe bet, % li9eipm til
Dcres @obs. Snlte ba inaen imoo aris
itenbommsn; aoneeu loo ba Solicit
bsbe og tog @ibsler af gsuberne. aons
gen ob9lte Der l9nse ON Gotten, LOB
bragg Sfibere ober GID meIem Idns
beue os for Tibet ON / 9anbet op fra
&anbene, TIL ban troebe genberne iIoe
Ian LOB Der bpsee &irfer os bic benz os
fatte Yrefter. Ren 90 8cneen pentebe
OF bet iflilbe. frpie, fsete ban op paa
Sanb os fom ba frem paa Gotten. Sis
ben for Song Olaf uorb sienuem 9as
Iene li9e til Sieloet t3oprefielb) og
itanieoe life, fsreub ban TOM til Sronoi
blem os belbt til Rioarps; Der giurbe
han rebe til @interopbolb os iao Der on,
&intcren. Set bar SongebsmmetS
lobe 0inter."
Set iises, at bet ganbet ban. Tom til
bar ganasmisien, gibet iom ban LOB
fine Sfibe BRACES ODER bIiper ba Strets
t.insen meuem Seniinsfioroen os 8es
tangsfiorben. Ss paa gennis bpor
Fan bolpt Ting meb 8snberne.
Sen norf slutberife airfe ! Iuerifu
ftal. iom tiolisere befeinbtsiort, afbolbe
ct ertra Seuesmsbe / IimneapoIia
t@ubitorillm) fra ben 15be til 21be
sunni. galbres Samlass Iarsmsbe
1.al bolbes ben 16be Sum-, bet bill ber>
fol- bline anlebnine for be ium fommer
I'll Sambanoets Iarsmpoe at p9re till
ittbe peb Den Intberife airfes S9uess
rcsbe % De Tom bar tGnft fig til Selz
Icsmsbet at bore meb peb Stepnet.
q. q. Saa, Sefr.
Sois 9e bar en- COB Ben e1er SIGatntns,
ion Sc snfer of betGnte neb en- 9ape
bportpr faa life feuoe gebfommenoe "Secorab.
Iofteu" for ct 9lar2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14

aaie Saa
800 Ytaal
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gittclicn.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14

SoritaaeIie, at naar en- Zig % IignenS,
COB Sins lenge ubeblir, iaa foar mcn
r9 lRnee slRbe Jig / COB Sorpertuino.
ellie spoe Sius cr ire % tire @ange he
fer Ell, bpis ban itrGber at foritoa
Rem ps efter at eribc benz og ioo
trobs mangt - efter at boIbe Dem iaft
pg forreute benz.
0teb tafuemmelig Silien iii go.
iren" og arnliot pa beres itore Soltes
bus, er ieg ebers ganule
Heh &iperod,
ltleu, gPiur
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14
Stans &lpe | 9nncn.
3emu. bet rensIise. antiieptiifc 5la'
blum, giuer burtig 2iuoring.
Sper n Nilltuner 6rnffer brupt aarlig.

Der er Ell trp9, paalibelig gebaublin9, Der
liubrer fleenbe Sortur % iom renter %
bleb9ier Subeu. %
Sprlans bos bpilfsniombelt Npotbefer en-
35c eler ST Slate at i3emo os brig bet ION
foreifrepet. Snart nj BIZ finbe, at Irrita.
tioner, Speiier, gladbeabs, @cSemo, Ttuuer,
Ringorm p9 lisnenbe Suolp9bomme nil ior.
lpinbe.
3emo, bet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tilirebstjl
lenoe Slubtuln, er alt Der trGn9eS. ba BET
T%ororiuer neiten alt Sla9s 9uouoIet, gles
Suben blob, rem % Iuue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14

Sois Sc bar en- COB Ben ener SIGetntng.
tom Sc snfer of bet9nte meb en- 8abe,
bporipr faa life fenoc g~eofpmmenoe "Secorab,
Soften" for ct slar2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-14

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FAREWELL
tsx an Ex.ssrviee Mani

(By an Ex-Serviee NAM
Fare thee well. old Phoenix San,
We are sorry Uncle Sam
Has ordered us TO close your doors
and roam.
We had rather stay right here
In your sunny atmosphere
Meath Arizona's sunlit, starlit dome
For our health has mended best
In the balmy golden West
And we hoped TO reap harvest here
some day;
We have taken homestead land
On the deserts burning sand
Where the heat will help to chase the
germs away.
And we love our camp fire bright,
on the starry. crispy night
When we gather one and all, a circle
round:
Then we talk Of days gone by
When we made the Germans fly
or we left them lying PROSTATE on
the ground.
Then, We love our little school
With its time golden rule
And the teachers as they ply their
busy way;
They have taught us how to type
And TO solve our problems right.
II breaks our hearts to say goodbye
and go away.
Yet the time is drawing nigh
When we all must say goodbye
And journey on once more along life's
span
other baddies we will find
But they will not be the kind
That we parted with at dear old
Phoenix San.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15
WANTED: COMMON SENSE
BY Or. FRANK CRANE
Copyright 1921. by Frank Crane)


To the stated prayers to be read in churches there
should be added prayer for common sense, COM
modify of which this weary and troubled world is much
in need.
For instance in the Congressional Record for No
vember 9TH congressman has An Extension Of Re-
marks" in which is published list of names of the
men reported by the draft board as deserters. This
list fills more than seventy pages of fine type sodly
printed 1t is not only an unnecessary wasteful per-
formance but it is a wicked one.
1t is not list of convicted persons. Of the ten
thousand persons the list submitted by the War De-
partment less than in three hundred is that
OF person against whom the charge of being Stacker
can be proved
Would not good, common sense have dictated be-
fore citizens sgmatized guilty Of crime they
should be tried and convicted?
Item two. When battleship costing several mil
lion dollars is out of date and it does not take it long
to become so, why sink it or blow it up? The junk
dealers wagon is always going around the streets to
collect old iron. Why not follow Mr.. Henry Fords sug
gestlon and sell the out battleshps tothe found
ries?
Item three. Why did it take SO long for Congress
to adopt the principle of the budget? On last Novem
Der 9th congress had unique experience Instead of
receiving exorbtant demands from each executive de-
parmen each seeking to get as much as possible for
ITSELF 1T received carefully prepared budget made on
reasonable basis by one government power after
thorough examination Of each departments requests 1t
took hundred years to make that little bit
of common sense come to pass
Item four. Why do we continue to take up valu-
able time in deberative assemblies by reading minutes
and by three times reading bills viva voce holdover
from the days when nobody able to read for him
self? All that needed is to print these things and let
them be examined and corrected If necessary
Item five. Why do we continue using cumbersome
and expensive election machinery when the whole bus
ness of elections could be handled through school boards
and all voting be done in school houses?
Item six. With the present perfection of the mail
system, why should not voting be done by mail? Is
there any for man to cast his vote bodily
than there is for insisting that he personally 90 to the
bank in order to get his check cashed
Item seventh and last The most important teach
ing in the world is moral teaching to children Why do
leave this to lot of school girls and other inexpert
Sunday school teachers while we pay large salaries to
professors of Greek and mathematics?