davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Columbia Nus. Have MONEY for Her Crews.

Tho perennial question a. ~ whether
to,umhla viii hsv" "a crow ~ Poughkrcp-
.ir IN .Iulv la- hr,'r "a sad ayaln A.
recent incctlng - H." rowing club a budget
of something over ss.00n was submitted "a
tho ur,.ssary amount Ia Ssr' The" "w- through
the season su,c.~Sfull- The graduates
proml sd To- contribute g., ,oUn - IN : "nd and
10 ra,s" M a,trl 600 tor q new hnathnIs~
on the Harcu. urovld-i that the under
graduates would collect $500 lay to-day
1his was 10 hc don" hN u subscription list pt
81 iuI ~ iu.c' D." expenses a. thc freshman
,raw aud q membership Of .ir men IL the
Isvlug club win annual dues -! SO
l1rt,. part of tn" freshman cuntrhui on has
boon secured. hut 'hc specified number OF
mon % the beat 'lIb has not ba"n forth
Coulnr
Wu1i action n" graduates Will 'ak" re-
mains To- br seen II - salG that the under
yrJduHir MANAGERS viii receive an cNtcrsIon
0f ririt dnN~ 80 r1.s" the necessary funds,
- tic alumni win mo- formally meet un'i
rob T. thew ~ Iori y Wl'hdrawn VIII
be- di'icuu g.. 'nl'r hlt tO rc.i the eNren-"
nf % ,Iu'uttIuG h"r crews Tn" site for ia"
T.v h",atho.Is.' hrs h",I selected, and active
operations ar" h'Ips held IN absNaucc until
meantime Manager irdll and Savage 81
the Nar-i'V and freshman c-evs are making
efforts 10 "aiSe crew money
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a. rins 81 >ew Orleans.

.., ut.p,',. ian - m. ri. ~ VIII. Ds'.
O. n.' .tA-''' 90" h'svly PLAYED hVofs In the
:. a f,... rs.,"t the 'l.g.N hind Of t'es from
t.r 90 .arrs ~ thNt t1fr The attendsnc. to fay
vs,tsay f-.ov t1- standard th. cold -s,. which
srIcs H~,- in't u'yht causing ,hs dscrea~ Jockey
TI... oIp s,' s.rousy injured yesterday, . not
,rr-c'ei 'o .r. throughout III. night TuIly vsA
under rrr'rsr' 4, ride fo' calm the N Louis turf
man n-u summer IN. stable ~ ' Mcansrty
~, sot n tn paddock b.,or. IN. rsc~s this amer
non IN, prices r-aii,od usr. ss follower Pleuron
,Iu pl,,,. s,5H. O.-a 1900. Fannie Maud. $3.50.
Az Wei s.75. jim Hr--,-. $500 Nsboetlish, 5000.
Gracuu, ,I.5 T'-t.lns $500. and Indian. $3.50
summaries:
IIr,t Race pr- NIL. sclpol-,i.. o. tNcGinn,.
: g. % Hui even Won. Harry Preston, ne lNeCAnnl.
q. 8 AMI e. - g. second, lemina, 81 tWondeElyl.
,oitnr. W,s' n,d.n, GIbson dir Ply Fir. LADY
rs S Sas.. % s,o @ aud to & Won oasS@i s.ss' io
iSs 'Ii Sai.i ,hi,d Iips !:sS', Quite High. Jaaa. J
rita princess Ma, BnIy pA,'.ison. and Csps Jessa
Tr'r' 'prc. on. rll- ana ,hI.. iurlons. 0r.y
Io,g,. ". ondcrlll, 5 20 and TO o. won, S4rilA.
M M asn'" % eHa ea! So. '''''s g. r'i r;snss G:s%
aud itau4uo A,,o 'sn.
ionnG Rae. uat ui. and 70 y.rd. Hood $
Cal, nan. ~ tWon9rrlyl Is TO and to /, second
s. 81 & Mn ,, .a,r.i @ yns4 ana ,s b.n.I T%s s,s n
IIJh Race S'i turlung' Harry Duke. ITO Van
Iu,,uI. S tp aud even. Won. lrls ITO tWinkneidD,
Iu to ana : 20 l. second. Pour Lest G. ia (Cooh.
l.,s laiy El''sl,. AruA, Ttdy Ann snd Ioya letta
hsn ran
SI,ih Race .une NIL. Rushnelts lis CNeGinn,,
IL 10 ana 10 L. won Ice Collins, 100 walsh. 7 10
sAuiryru. SECOND Cog>well, lOa Lyme, third Time
rag, Egyptian Prince, Madeline q Prince oi
l.ugnt M silly Fox also ran.
Trr icluvtug ere the entries for to morrow's races
flrNi Rae Selling, seven iurlongs Sadie Bur.
man - Rylr Kelly, l:S. charlie Daniels l.I.
lack Aie ~ primo. Real lss Jim bfeess i,l.
''n,.r Nll. l21. Iygi,ss i?7. D~brde i.s. Siaaher
~
Second Race S!s tlrongs Thsl,a Black, ss
Tcu.curl. 100 T''Adlua, iOl, Innovation, los The
burlington Noute. lo., ". !. D~boe, l'S rleuron
iul. Alex. ia
rsd Rae selling. one mile and 20 yards
ltana Mcconnell 81 Rsndy. ps Hoods RrgAde
" Ici Itsi,. lOu Miss SOCK. i0I. RugeniA s.. ss
lrcusi tossom. ". Nsirrhouse, ", Trebw. i0i
lwAua Ia
Fourth Eacr .ilsudeap. seven fuflongs Kenova
aa Aaron, 'uJ. Nhrt", lOs. Empress OF Beauty, o.
- nc ipst"d SANDY, lnI Cluster ilS
l'lul Rae Selling, on, mile Contcssa, es Sit
tells. i"i. Rith-fu. los. al Caskey loS r. n. Sack
lOS. racrma.rr. lOs. rleeiing Momepis, lOo Olive
order. 100 thu" ioa Gnb~r. los Iron Ferguson
lu. lSls nj Prince. li0
Srth R,1. selling. one mile and 20 yards
fauue -lHnd, ~. Tom Gilmore, 90; Crystalline 90
NsqIrNtn. VI: N,Iouia. iOs airline G. %: zonns 70
GHL lN,Ns! as lSu T1~er. 10,
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broad and McGo,.rn Ma, ". Matched >s,,

match between Md Broad and Terry
Nc,io vcrn may tc arranged Ecpr"~cu'n-
y,,, " the two men are to meet IN his city
ou Fob To- draw M articles " agreement
'a.t'ria. Joe MacH>. Bruad'- manager. re-
eel, ed telegram from Mct,Cr"ru - tha
effect th1. the feather weight Champion ~urlc
- l"r" ~ - few day prepared lo o.iucn u
sr. V.il broad \ club ~ san Francs, -
ll. orr-.i n guod-si7cd pure ~ the pHr
foI % aO-r1uud battl. at i?0 pound-
The organization ia willing to pull of Ihe mill
IN March Brosd says that the time suits
him II the mill ia arranged the lads will
come together for a guaranteed purse Of
$500 and percentage OF the gaze receipts
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Moores clever Performanoes a. the Adler
SChooI Games

James y Moore vas ia the pink Of condi-
tiou nj W" weekly games ~ Adler School.
witch N-r" held IN tho symn asium y-ster-
day afternoon ON cf tho Ave events de-
r.drd IL. won three summary
iuNS-l Dash Won by ! = Moore !. p O'pf,p
sec, NJ. I " ,ilp~n. thi,j r.mr. 80 seconds
Running nrpAI Jump Won hy i = Moore With
Il ie', Iu ue.os. Rosrnblau, second l.. hireh.
th!ri
Ming Itroad Jump Won hy T. S Moore With
7fr't 10 iucn'S ". RoSeIblsi " eond. \. = Prank.
In. tN O..
RHrGiVs l'igh lump Won hy n Martin. With
ir,t inches. = Nbgnrr, second. 4 Smith, third.
Putting thc g." Nuund Shot Won by l. Frank,
urh ~ feet. 4. McliGgh, second Il Heater third
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n.-IlrsN.~s. q. .sse,

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Hob r., =. 80 -.,o-'. I" ~. d-~.r.
h.. Ht.r' sista .
80. =. 2 -..,'5r.,. 1920 :, 1's. ~. 49,.
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ra' HrI s.-.s.i uti. D-rn,u = HAL slisls
.t. h.tgs rfsmsn' psnst Co',s snd Fsndss,
r..t. ssh p.td Io, rn.m.n, usnh.uss. n.l
~..H .l. Alaut. st lfsl,f. .alsIs
.s' 'stasy As.ncisiun and 70 pessins
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sr -, ,naslr Ay,o..',.n tcsrn.mys
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fi, ,ts'l.s lplm.msut -Fqunahs, Nondsy
>...'I sna { .nr,non 4 ., rist-ns"'n alley,
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rrsw ius' - ss' ~ 1W .r. H '-- 'rt
reason b. jumped ~ 80 '. 'HN' %
lur1hia iu hand
In biz prirIs there vas r. g."' '.. 40
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Iiiiiisrds

Five cont"s'lu's v"r" Hnnou'. Of AS
night to tak" part IN tn" class \ ''.hh
amateur billiard Chamuionship ln' "N"'t
" ~ b. started u-yt lu"~day usH IN ~"
,lc,tr, Of the kuICk"rhoCkor lh-
ns, nf pley.rs includes pr IeonidaS N'al
Of New Sork. John , tcuirlck io''n"r
champion of Connection. now Of Me- OK
Charles Cnnklin Of ChcRcO ChArcs
Threshie, former Class h CHAMPION. 81 Bo>
ton; and the old-tine Quaker city TILE holasr'
y. B. Mckee OF Philadelphia
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OPEN TOURNEY PLANS.
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4
l,s,,n a iasb., b Kinl,y Mack. u.
l'.tfy BIemonts b. b. Fthelbsrt, 3 -
4 ID hraTd Cd e. Prn,e Of Melbourne. a.. Ia
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itol.uslu & leach'S b e. John N.rkrs. 4..... .lo2
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:, endr = Ke,n.s Militant. ......... p.
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! GeeRSrds 'SS ; : a.Ss. &C.,. .... ... "
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To Cure the Grip In Two Days,
LAxahve Breme Sulnine removes the GAuse.-Ads
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\ ntr. crowd witnessed the match cries between
Stein and kah-dUff On th' ldtris AlsNs lAst n!rht
hnhl lsdot played great trnpin-. winning i've ot the
ak "a nes And not u--ing spare IA the enr series.
The STANDARD club bnNst Averaged laI 80. The
.cor,.. Firsl gAns kahlsdOff. l7S Strin. lN See
ond gan. Kahl.dorf, ls2, Stein. 10. ThirG gnme
-Hshlsdorf, ia2: Stein, l.. Fourth game hlhle-
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CURRENT SPORTING rlLL
90 ,sss go ~ sssffss tts.fr,
fssv 'ss 30 VS1 'sss sssF

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s-@s ssu---s - s.a ft.ss.s ,a.........
s.ss f~~stsss #F=fs Fsas..
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In the S;.rn lsaui Royal A'rsnum League sane.
on WEDNESDAY night the scores vrUr:

In the S;st,n Island Royal A'rsnum League san,.
on Wednesday L'.hi the scores vcrr:
llisNr GAN'H
Arthur kill council NutfAy. lF7. levin. lNu.
Ro,-dsr %. tuline. iIS. Vugium. SOS Iua'. Sai
New Dufp Council rrargfr ,pS. Nfe,Aud, II:.
Nsrpatsy. 'Ia MauSS, lOs. carey. IA Total s7b
SECOND GANr.
Arthur XII Council Murray. iab f-vln. $50.
Rohede~, IA, Jolnr, 1917 Wogi ON. lI5 Total sai
Cgris council Ano,"wS. ~ Hawke-, lse Jack
son. l76, Ctamet. lac kthoe. 2lJ Total. sos
THIRD GaNF
cunts Cnuncl Audtrw, ila Hawke ia lsck.
snn rs Ctanirt. iI1 k,hu". IA Total. saG
Nrp Infp Council ltnsgrr. - N5rsAud. laS
N'fpalsSe, 100. Mauss, lac tcJry. rs Total els
For snn~ reason o. Other ihr EliYabrtr club sley,
s~sin tho mos, dflcut fur visiting Athlete I-Ag, =
teams TN "Wednesday night e." N'w York 4 g.
nv, after winning the ntNt sSm- were dcfrais In IN,
neNt tVo. The sCu'cS
FIRST tAMr
N.~ Sors a 6. lrrtn, ~ booth q: Klng.l
hotter 1872 Arnold iOp ClIi.. Ia. Total S7p
ElI1ahrih Cuh Muus'l. lHH Kline lcl Hunt
lins Ia Kan, 1872 Lane. lp". Total. 10
SECOND .A~t
New York = 6. htrcn, la' booth, ~ Knsel-
hnffer 1915 Nnoid. l1g Iluis ~ Total. ses
Elizabeth club Norttl. ~ kim ei3 HLntl'rg
ho-'T, ~. A'nold iIs Cl'.. ~ Total ;pl
Ilg4peih tuh Norrel. lN". h'rc $50 IiEut'Ing
ia7 K0r i7S LaIr, ia1. l"'"l. -
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FIRST IANP
Hyperion Hermann. stU. irc lcr. .s7 Schlsu,
isi Sit'e., lS l'-nf. 49,. Total. ac7
Prospect Spring. lNi Stumph. SO. Phes-er. 1877.
&. Hscht. lst. baum. 2': TOTAL SOS
sE'uNu .aMF
Hyperion Hermann, l+l. I"rncf, ia Schlet,
$50 SIef.l. ~. io"hr. lNu D'tsl. ~
Prospect Spring. lu1 NtImpr. 81. Hla,'ser. lsf
{ NrcnL ih baum lhl. I"t|lpiu.
IHiNp 'ANF
hyperion hermann. l6i IrcItr, 100 seMs,t.
is7 Str'r'. ls6. lurLt III Total SI4
Prospect Spring "a Svmpl. Hli. llh,ssef. 100:
c. Hecnt. ~. nuu. 1911. Total, ~:
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Central State
NORMAL SCHOOL
Lock Haven, Penna.
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Principal. ....

o'h 0eHins Sept 8th, 1901.
Offers FREE TUITION to
prospective teachers.
This institution is one of the fore
most Normal Schools in the state.
Has the handsomest and most mo-
dern buildings. we'll educated
Faculty, and q beautiful location.
1t also offers excellent courses in
Music, Elocution, Shorthand. and
has a thorough college preparatory
department.
U-EIpenses absolutely lower than In any
other institution Of equal rank.
Address for illustrated cataloe,
S-S6t. The PRINCIPAL.
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ing making the Psn-American showcases pill
lory for manufacturers who are perchance exhibi-
tors on the same grounds, there is no reason why
the department should be tender of food adul.
terators in general. 1t is of little use 10 mau
to be told that out Of ten samples of canned fruit
seven were loaded with salcylic acid. The in
formation may make him miserable, but it will
not give him protection or help him to protect
himself. Reports show that high priced goods
are as likely to be drugged as cheap ones, and
the consumer is at the mercy of the manufac-
turer unless some one comes to his rescue. If
the government undertakes to anaym foods for
the protection Of the public it should spread
broadcast with its analyses the names OF the max
ers of the articles examined. The truth is no
libel, and if poison is found in certain brand
of fsod it is right to say exactly in what it was
found so that people can avoid it. Perhaps they
might in ignorance turn for a time to foods equ-
ally adulterated, but with an active department
those too, would be exposed, and at the same
time the government analyses of articles honestly
fabricated would direct consumers in the right
path, as well as warn them from the wrong.
There ought to be some way to make this
knowledge of what to buy and what to leave
alone general. Too frequently, just as at Buf.
talo, those who learn that vitriol is put in some
of the canned vegetables which they buy are not
told just which of them are SO treated. and such
information as is embodied in reports as to fac
tories and brands does not circulate widely
among those who are the principal consumers of
the goods, and no attempt is made to render pa
pular available the fact that certain brand of
peaches contains formaldeyde, as there is to tell
people that they are in danger froma counterfeit
five dollar bill which happens to be aAoat. The
money counterfeiter does no more harm than the
food counterfeiter They are both frauds and
the government officials who detect them should
advertise them as such SO that no innocent person
will be wronged. The food adulterator is en-
titled to no protection. Every brand found not
true to its represented character should be ruth
lessly exposed. Ifthat course hurts :anybody's
trade it will be because their trade is dishonest
and ought to be hurt. ,.....i :,
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REDUCED RATES TO CE NTRE
HALL, PA.

VI" Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
the Pennsylvania State Grange, Pa.
irons sofHusbnndry. OF
Account the Pennsylvania State
Grange, Patrons of Husbandry. at
Centre Hall, Pa, September IA to 20,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets to Centre
Hall, Pa, and return, at the rate of one
fare for the round trip, from Harris
burg, Johnstown, Tyrone, Grampian,
Bellefonte, Remove, Lock Haven, vii,
Transport, Wilkesbarre, Sunbury, Mt.
Carmel, Millersburg, and intermediate
stations, including points on the
Altoona, Cambria, and Clearfield and
Lewistown Divisions. Tickets will be
sold September IA to 20, inclusive, good
to return until September 2l, inclusive;
Is cents. 8.20-0t
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Plcnics, Festivals, Etc.

THURSDAY, AUGUST %, the fourth
annual reunion of the Schoch family
will be held OF Rows church near Sa-
lem. Trains will stop at Clifford siding
on day of picnic and busses will con-
vey passengers from the train to the
grove.
SATURDAY, AUG. 81, the Ebenezer
U. b. Sunday school will hold their
annual picnic IT miles southwest of
Freeburg. All are invited.
MONDAY, AUG. 26-3l, The Changers
picnic at WilliamsgrOve.
SATURDAY, AUG. 81, a union picnic
will be held in Ritter's Grove, near
Ritter p. o. Festival in the evening.
SATURDAY, AUG. 81, LAWYERS and
Samueps Sunday School will hold their
annual picnic at the usual place.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 7th, The four Sum
day Schools of Troxelville will hold
their annual picnic.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 7, the Salem Sum
day school will hold festival and
picnic.
SATURDAY, SEPT. Z, the U. b. Sum
day School will hold its annual basket
picnic in the red bridge grove. Every
body is invited.
SATURDAY, SEPT. I, Daniels Union
s. S. and Pine church S. S will hold a
union picnic in Aucker's Grove near
Gordon's school house. The Fremont
band and the Arndt Bros. of Milton
will furnish the music. Good speakers
will be present.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 13, Co. G.'s annual
bean soup at Selinsgrove.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 2Sth. The annual
dean soup of Captain Michael Smith
Post No. 355 of Nc Clure will be held
in Cold Spring grove.
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EXPOSE THE FOOD COUNTERFEIrERS.

TIME Department of Agriculture has at the
L Pan-American Exposition an exceedingly
interesting display of pure and adulterated food
product. Except for one thing it might be said
to be extremely valuable The exhibit serves to
awaken the curiosity, distrust and even alarm by
showing the public specimens of dyes, impurities
and even poisons found in aimentary articles
purchased in the open market But it does not
enable any person to avoid such adulteraed foods.
The labels are removed from the products sub
jected to analysis, SO that no manufacturers feel
ings are hurt by the exposure of his dishonesty
and no consumer is warned what not to purchase
if he would avoid eating deleterious substances.
1t is said that putting the labels alongside the
results of analysis would give manufacturers of
adulterated foods not analyzed for the exhibit an
advantage over those whose impure goods were
shown to the public in their impurity. 1t is diff
6cult to sympathize with the plea that some men
should be protected in wrongdoing because some
Others doing the same thing cannot be punished
at the same time. On that theory very few
criminals would ever be sent to prison. What
ever justification there may be for freeing this
exhibition of the scientific work of the Agricul-
tural Department from complications, and avoid