davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
Gn 2op til at forebpsse georas
/ ~"Yateutmebieiuer".
(Speriat fra journal of the American
Medical Association
peo Erpf. 2aur. 9arien, ID. D.

vi SeliIpD Hluo Ch'I
oa 9eorag / 8atentmeoicin Sorretnil1'
gen bar peret fsrt at pisie iffe.meol'
cinffe 8laoe - fornemlig Golfers
@eeflp" og Gables Some Sournai",
- Ga Enblifltms SpmprfIombeo bar,
iom albrig fer, ppret paft for De fIe-
Ite al oisie Ireparaters fariige og
bebragerite &arafter. Bisblifum er
blepet ppifrGmt, berom er Der tIgen
Spil. Nen Yi,bIifitm beitaar al Sn,
oipioer, og Iom bet ieooanlig 9aar,
ctboert Snoipio penter paa, Of Ell an'
ben ifal sisre noeet. Stables Some
Spurnol" ipnes of babe erfiertot bette,
og efter Of babe opbragt iine 29lere
iaa lnngt, at De fpritaar, at noset bur-
De aieres, foreilaar bet Ell Sob og gi'
Der Dem Nuleoning til at gipre noget.
Sebruarbeitet inoebolber ct Sopfors
Ilaq, ser ifliloe bringes mo enbber
5tatslegisIatrr, Tom msber / Sinter.
6oriloget pibner ON pmbpggelig Otter
1873, pioner ON ombpggelig Otter
tanfe, % mems oct life er fulbfoms
ment, er BET bog iaa NOR fllofommerlt,
Iom hi fan baobe at faa ct Sorilag Der
fam blipe 2op / bore 2egislaturer." y
@Sette err life, flyer DIR. 9of, zen
SOB, iom hi ielp bar ifreuet eller per
Ionlig goofienOt. Gen bar p9ret fore
lagt for % er ourbpgselig giennem'
aaaet of Sc melt uomerfeoe o9 jam.
pittigbeoSfuloe Heprpientanter for
Sob, Weoicin og Notwithstanding /
bette 2anb. Gen CT life eritbig. Gen
pil life iorurette, men beifptte. 81
bar De be0Ite @runoe til at fro og
iiqe, at bette 2ooforilags 9eitemmeL,
Ter life pil msOe S~robeuoinger hos De
S~abrifunter al "Ratentmeoiciuer" ionl
pirfelig bar en- 9rlig @are, og iom
life er barge for at iGtte uOenpau
boer SLATE, bpab Seres Iebicin inbe.
boIoer. De Grlige W9no iom oriper
Sorrctning meo observation-disclosures"
bill Iiseiaa aierne iom hi eller nogen
anoen iptte Ell chopper for oct Se'
Drag oa Stuff, iom Ser er iaa megel
al / bereS Sorretning."
Wr. 9of Burger en- SIDE til perion'
Iig at opiorbre fine SGiere til al
banSIe. % uoentpil bill mango al Dem
Iaiere oct. s nprpGrenoe Irtifel for
teller Mr. Suaioon oS: "Sop tbe
Same of Sree @eoieaI sIopice Is
@orfeo."
Ser ~appeucres til 2p9er i fslgenbe
Orb: Seq oiIoc ogiaa beoc DC bum
breSer al Eager 90 SGgeforeningcr,
iom bar ifrcpet / bette Wogaiiu, ON al
lame oenne 2opgiuning oeres Sp'
mgrfiombeo % llnoeritstteIie. Sao
meact iaa llnStagelier n9r bar 29ger
% oeres 5oreninger ooer belle Sanbet
p9ret merfeliae ilappe % ~ligegploige
peo sc Sotentmeoicin SorbuIhsregler
iom er TONNE op for Statslegislotn'
rerue. !Spab mn eno Gariagerne tar
bape npret til oenue SieegpIoigbeb,
iaa or BET Ell flurlig GIigt for eubper
29ge % Den Organization ban tilbs'
rer, at toee aftio Gel ! at aisre Senne
2opaiuniue mulig % pirfIpmt, iaa al
9opaipere life mere fan nnores ouer.
at 2Ggerne life er meo, naar oisic
Sooiorilag fomnter OBJ"
90 bette bringer os til Sagcn, SpaS
y Sprilas til Of resuIere Salset al "Ya'
tentmeoiciner- or M pppe I tire Segis'
loturer, aentudp, Nislisiippi % Aew
0ori.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
Set nuUrrcnbe brittle garlamcni

CT itftcrt Set IiberaleIte, iom ncqen.
ituOe bar pGret iamIet / beu gamIc
MISUNDERSTANDING. Get frpper SIC
form til ale &outer, 90 set err tibet
rImcliat, at HCaieringcn oil ms6e mo-
gen YSohItun0 - uuotn9cn / SilfPl'
Der, buor lln0crbuiet ipueS set gaar
liOt for lent meh Reiormerre& Sperf.
iGtteIic. Wtcu set or Itoct rimeligt.
at ser uil bIi piocre InleNnina til at
flau6re Rcgieriugeu / ocrue Sen.
ieenbc. Gen bar I. Gr. allereoe al.
pet Goitbetientcne Iogong til at 0an.
ne Taaforeniuger, hpoo Sen fouiers
natipe Regiering Sang pua Sang
hopbe negtet. Gen bar enooioere op.
toGot Sogen on Ssn til llu0erbus.
mebIemmcrue. iaaleoeS at sc minhIt
pelitauenoe Weblemrcr ilipper at
urrc oibGugigc al line SGl8ere for
set lille be tr9naer til SisetS Sp'
hoIN. meoeuS sc arbeioer / RationnI'
itriomIirger. Get er oplpit, at Ell al
D. mloGrenoc Observation-Disclosures
Ter nrootoger fltn $40 llaeu ira III,
6agiorenine, % ban bar Gtbba ga
mile at iorisr9e. Saioo Sibeu for
GarIamcrtetS Samliug piI BIZ for
ororct for at aiere oct mere befoemi
for DC minoit bemiSleSe ReoIemmer
= SrIono o. i Spoofrita bar Reaie'
ringen alereoe iperfiot Here uigtiae
Heiormer, ian iugeu ifaI flanOre Den
for at Iigge paa 2~aSiiben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09

General 2incpith, Der blep napr-
funois narmeit iom 2eoer at Rus
iernes SiIbagetoe fra Sieling, anfom
i Sirsbogs til ct. Betersburg fra
Wanhuriet. arigsminiiter Hitbiser
og nosIe faa Sfficerer bar fremmsot
paa observation-disclosures. men tteen
9emonitration til @eneralens sgre
bIep arraneeret, % MootaseIien uar
9anife fjelis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
Gn gn falber / siseu.

49,
t~eIegroferes at 2anbSbpen Saperno.
Ia, Der uur bpgeet paa aiiotier pnn
Ell lobret aIippe peo Ssco.S isen i
9rescia | Gproitalien, tiolig Ssnbdg
Worgen bleo nGitet belt eSeIagt, ioet
altppen plubielig gap efter, % Suie-
lie ltprteoe / Sieen. Gnriasen til
Den merfelige ltlptte meates at bore,
at ganoet bar grapet fig IND unber
aIippens 500. 8pens 1000 Snb.
poorlere bar beIoigpis bIet bartlett
itioe, iaa De font itg rGf I goo ge.
bolo, inben &ataitroien inStrai. On.
trent 200 500 al aIippen og ale be
Slie, JON Der par, bleo opiliigt al
Sieeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09

Ceres Spmrrfiombe fGirs paa
ben "Specielc IeoSelelie" til "Seeo'
rab.I piten"s sGicre, ium inoes paa
anoen Shes ire iioite Spaltcr | bette
3nmmcr. - SGs famine, Sa bet er al
Snterrsie % @istisbeo for : M.
gunoiu 4 So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09

Siilppinerne. Zen 2eptes Sopeb.
I.ao, S%acloloban, Iieger ! aife. Zen
bar / Stsrrelie ben femte 9p paa Sic
lipptnerne, og 8rmoen polote ct Sab
pda 100000. Iunbt ON aples me.
get Samp. gn bel Gel SplagsDuIe
~fortarebes. 8egieringen ifpnSte iig
meo at ienoe Sielp til De b%ranbliote.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09

Three little rules we all should keep,
To make life happy and bright,
Smile in the morning, smile at noon,
Take Rocky Mountain Tea at night.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
Sra uolanoet.
Msperi / TinIanb.

6speri ! 1inlanb. Sra Sinlano
telcgraferes, at Better os either, Der
er fpgtet oper Giteriisen, rsper os
pIpnorer poa oct frnffeite ! 5iirInno
os bar fat Sfrnf | belle gefoIfnineen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
YACHT RACING SCHEDULE.
Delegates to Long Island Sound Association
Agree on Fixtures,

The annual meeting of the Yacht Racing
Association of Ions Island Sound was held
last night. at the Hotel Aston and business OF
importance was transacted by the delegates
from the thirty-eight clubs in the association
who were present. The most important
was the arrangement OF a schedule for racing
on the Sound. After considerable discussion
the schedule was adopted rs follows;
May 20, New Rochelle Yacht Club, special; May
80, indian Harbor Yacht club, speclal; Bridgeport
Yacht Club. special, Harlem Yacht club. annual;
June ?. Knlck %erboCker iaCht club. annual: June
Larchmont YachtCluh, spring July %, ScawanhAka
Corinthlan, Yacht club, annual; June 80. New Ro-
July . and 8, American Yacht Club. annual and
special; July 4: Larchmont Yacht Cluoi annual:
Y YsSat c cla6. s sRSG'si''' j Ha;y a. H. 4 4@qif9 h lSsSst
club, special. July = to ~ Inclusive Larchmor1
august /. Corlnthlan Yacht Club Of Stamford,
annual; Horseshoe HST6ST G Yacht CImSii S S1GgI
Club. annual; Hartford Yacht Club. special; August
q, American, Yacht club. special; Nor'hport Yacht
September !. Indian .Harbor Yacht Club, fall
regatta; HaTttorSd Yacht club c 1S,I regatta =, Sep:
Norwalk Yacht Club. annual Sachem's Head
Yacht Club. annual; September 5. Larchm9nt
regatta; Septcmbcr IS. SeawanhaRa Corinthian
Yacht Club. fall regatta,
The election of officers resulted as follows:
President, oliver +. Cromwell; treasureT,
Edward NJ. Mcclellan, secretary, Charles p.
Tower. These three we're reelected Mr..
Cromwell is from the American Yacht Club
~ the New YORK Yacht club, which. organiza-
zion is not in the association. Mr., Mcclellan
IL a member OF the Manhasset. Bag Yacht
Club and Mr.. Tower represents the Riverside
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
WISCONSIN NOT IN REGATTA.
Badger Crews Unlikely 10 he Seen on Hud-
son. Says Manager Downer.

George F. Downer. graduate manager OF
athletic sports at the University Of Wisconsin.
Ia authority for the statement that there Is
little chance OF Wisconsin being represented
at the intercollegiate regatta at Pough-
keepsle this jun There have been plenty
Of rumors to this effect In the last two months
and in years gone by the tale has been brought
up from time to time until college men have
begun 10 believe II a perennial fake" Never
before this. however, has there been anything
but q prompt denial from Wisconsin that the
crew would not be represented. g.
Mr.. Downer. however. informs THR Sun
that since the action Of the faculty on football,
such confusion has reigned that every sport
is paralyZed. The crew men have slipped
into the same state as the baseball players.
At first the latter were sure that the nine
would be able to get together and play. But
as day after day went by without faculty
action on the question OF football, dragging
with IL the question OF financial support for
baseball. the players gave up hope. Now
there is no baseball team. The crew men
have followed the same path.
There is almost no hope that the Wisconsin
crew will be on the Hudson this spring. The
Wisconsin crew recently bought o new launch.
and that was taken to mean that the crew
intended to do business. regardless. But the
launch cut Just g.. 900 from the regular fund
for the support Of the, crew, and now with
football 06Hnltely WlDeu Jul anu ,ouiS sIidii
surplus left in the treasury, things are far
from happy. II the people OF the Stateo Wis,
consin get together and raise money to send
the crew East again this year, as, n past Years
they have had to do occasionally. the Wis.,
consln boat will be seen at least once more
competing on the Hudson.
But ut Wisconsin the sentiment is that
II il useless TO ask the money from the people
OF the State, Suppose We do go, this year,
Ia tho argument. 1T will be out last, Until
football Is resumed all sports are dead at
Wisconsin. So We might as well give up now,
sell the launch and settle down to minor
sports"
has been accepted and | understand that he
will go into business. Recent faculty action
has made impossible the much desired reen-
gagement Of Phil King and Edgar Holt Of
Princeton. our football coaches Of last year;
Baseball is dead for the year. the crew viii
not be likely to go East and there may be no
track schedule, The situation. Is not hope
less, but il is disheartening.
There Mill be very decided regret at this in
the East. for the Wisconsin crews made them
selves very popular at Poughkeepsie. The
disadvantages under which the. Westerners
iabored In owing made A popular desire to
see them win. They were the choice of the
non-collegiate multitude, and college men.
next to seeing their own particular lnstltp-
ton to the fore. wanted TO see Wisconsin
win.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
Racing at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, March 20. IT races at the Fair
Grounds 10 day were marred TO a great extent on
account Of the change In the track conditions.
Security. Sam Hildreth's crack colt, ran In the
nye and @ half furlong event. Security was made
an odds on choice and won In q romp, Summaries:
First Raoe-Four and a half furlongs.LBlack
burn, los (Aubuchonl, even money. won: helmuth.
100 iObertj, 8 TO ], second: Baieshed, lie W Mc(ieel.
? 10 /, third. Time, SO s.6. Gothellne and Black
lock also ran.
second Raoe-s!x turlongs- Shenandoah los
5 to Z, second; Enyerlte, los IBedeln. 5 TO 2 third
Time, 1910 IS. whippoorwill also ran.
Third Race-Ohe mile and twenty y~ards-Dont
Ask Me, 1907 tBedelD, 7 to 2. won; Daniel c.. 90 ~.
Riieyj. 5 10 /, second; old Hal; les CMorela1dl, 20
t. /, third. Time, lA7 IS, BArklemore. DOcile
KTabo, Kenton and Fred Hornbeol also ran.
Fourth Race-Flre and q half longs-Securty
ITO Feichtl, | 10 S. won; DeuGtemps, l2 diving
stonS, 9 TO /. second: Stoner Hill. los Nv. .McGeel
s to !, third; Time, los s. The Ram and Young
Reminger also ran.
4 to i won; Hyaelnth. lG2 Aubuchonl. even money.
Time, his as. Pancreatis, CuTd Grlock. Port
Worth and HunteTdon also ran.
sixth Raee.one mile and twenty ~ysIds-Llght
Note. lie III. MacDonald) ~ to ]. won; Mahogany.
g lMorelsnd,,, 4 To- : second; insrisSs, o. "
Bird, Hickory Corners. VIII Shelly. Little Red;
Illuminate. Sigmund. Inpple Gold, Safeguard and
Maggie Leeber also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
sTRoNG NINE FoR FORDRAM.
Capt. Hartman IL Conndent or Success on
the Diamond.

Candidates for the Fordham University
baseball nine have almost completed their
long course of indoor training. The candi-
dates have narrowed down to about eighteen.
No position has 80 far been definitely hlled.
but in some cases the men are as good as
selected. Unless some accident arises the
nine will be especially strong In pitchers.
Egsn, Heydorfr and Rudolph have all shown
up remarkably well. and Capt. Hartman
Is confident OF having as fast Q trio in the
box as any Eastern college. The men. It ls
true. are all youngsters. and this year VIII
appear for the first time In d Fordham sun:
But they have given every indication OF
speed and curves. and Heydorn Is ssid by
the wise one TO be remarkably heady'
The infield will be fast. Kane 10 practically
sure Of third base to which his speed eng eng
sharp fielding seem to entitlo BIN. McNelns
has been doing well at second and corey,
f snd IT la for ys short. eleTf Se dtinieSlty about
Hartman has abandoned left feld for The
,nif te o Efs !. Hs 4 t%st o y RlaiSSs T d. ls ettC ,ys 8
Prep team; Centre and r Ibs W ehle Pc t l9SHse
s sesm Ga 70 Ee h aUTss ali done well, But defective
eyesight spoiled Gargan's, chances, while
the other two candidates.. though ias'' lack
During the last week the b5unt Of the
coaching has fallen 9n caPt; lsaItn abo az
a week ago on account OF i'll health. The
advisory board has At present pre- ssvsr r9l
mite has been decided as yet. In spite
OF these difficulties Capt; Hartman has been
doing great work with, the men. and Unless
viii put up a fast article Of baseball next
WednesdaX.. when they open sroo thelr s %Sfie
FoTdham expects to win this game II Will
give a splendid chance. to make the final
wedding out. Fordham Ia especially anxious
the team In the fastest possible condition. as
for the first time In her baseball history she
Ia to play her two foremost Sathoilc rivais,
Holy Cross and Georgetown, In a champion
ship series.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
Nationals Expect to Play ball To-day.

MrMpHIs, March 2o.-The New York
Nationals were compelled to rest to-day
owing to the rain. which put the grounds in
such bad shape that no work vas
The game scheduled to take place with the
collegians will be played tomorrow after
noon. weather permitting. -.
McGraw, In speaking Of his pitching stan
tonight, said:
An my pitchers are in first class condition
and II they do not meet with accidents the
New Yorks will be up OH top again this season,
Matty. who did great things in the pitching
line, will give another good account OF him
self this season, and the stories sent Out. that
the pitchers arm was out Of business IL all
nonsense. Matty's arm Is Just az strong as
It ever was. Ferguson, the big pitcher IRON,
The, Louisville club. looks as though he would
make good in big lea que company, which.
in my mind. win make a pitching staff that
viii be hard to beat"
After the game Tomorrow the New forks
win say farewell to Memphis. The team
leaves Tomorrow night for, Loulsviie, where
II will play two games. and as the Louisville
club is considered one of the strongest in
the American Association. Manager McNraw
looks for two hard gaines there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
COLUMBIA ROWING.
Boat Runs on q Rock and IL Laid Up for
Repairs.

The Columbia crews went out as usual
Yesterday, but the work was hampered by the
fact that one eight cared shell. the Jus. Cowles,
was laid up on the rack for repairs. When
the crews were out on Wednesday evening
the CoNswaIn ran the boat on a submerged
rock and as a result ripped a CHECK" on the
bottom several feet long. The crew got TO
the float all right, but the boat will need two
DAYS repair before II is ready for use again
There was only one boat for the varsity
oarsmen to use. so the first varslty eight
was put i'm the shell Reliance. The second
eight was broken up into Tours.
Ii was the first time that a four has been
made up by Coach Goodwin. One combine
ton was made up OF Updlke, bow; Norris. q
Haight, 3; q. Mackenzie. stroke. Norris. and
tpdike rowed last year in the varsity four
There was a change in the varsity BOAT
which probably has little significance. Per:
rine was placed at four, Ferris going out OF
the boat entirely. Roy was shifted to hve.
The crew is made up Of Tonnele. bow: Post. 2;
Cheadle, 3; Perrine, 4: Roy, 5; Won Bernuth. 9;
BOYLE, I; Ououghlin, stroke.
The new coaching launch, the Bison, for
meriy the Hard Boiled Egg. arrived yester
day and was put in commission by, Coach
Goodwin, Manager Bogue took a trial trip
and pronounced the boat all right.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
baseball Games Vest erday.
baseball Notes.

staAl;, H,sEmr m, 1q %ssG and Nm IL TG IS.I RaI a.. Se1 s}as
mate, Joe Cassidy.
The National and American league roller skaters
are getting plenty mS Of E9 9tn1 Practice IN 'ne land OF
There is another Collier on the University OF
Pennsylvania baseball squad. He is a pitcher
and brother Of Pennsylvanla's Meet second base
man Of a few years ago.
Coach Lauder OF the Columbia baseball lean took
the candidates out on South Field yesterday. For
about an hour the pl layers DATED up MES aud slipped
about. In the mud,
Manager Iajoie OF the Clevelands has a weakness
in the HI" leagues in recent years has had a liberal
Impressive only in the box,
the Toledo club, is referred TO IN Ohio as me man
SHNo, maze v Would Et Npp earl ina, 'thhS the Work OF ScSr lSS.
Math ewson and the rest was merely the Insignificant
winning OF games"
al Inc south side Erqunas in chicago ProprIstoT
history. motion for a neT trial is 70 be heard
on IN SstHrday: and ., OF of . G9SIse I. the wsi Ga ss % VIII cI pc fought E6t
real fans will not stand for wire screens in from!
netting that i had to take down part OF It,"
The following apent, a recent baseball game
the 80" Satisfaction OF everybody: that he Is the real
}I "a NJ yyAffs SSq!s y Nuts e ridR GTn G ges iHs dsSr' sl!S ,nr ns
widely separated binEles, but neyer!hcless the Nuts
ne score being 70 o; tuI KTSrre H. Is rssIPpSHHslOlsc d for
opened the pot in the nrst round with a ciopdchaser
that fell INTO Joe brlsHeys doughnut hooks IKE a
al the pan. worked Karger for a pass. Jones hit 9
vicious bounder into Pat Newman and was s%trangled
at first, Koehler going to second on the play. Rar
ger let Koehler take too much of a lead OF second
and he purloincd the third corner. I was up
TO Harry Howell, one Of the greatest spitball artists
in the country, but not generally credited with
being q great bludgeon wiolder. Howell rose to
the occasion and smashed a wicked grounder over
third and Kochler raced over the nnlsh mark with
the only tally OF the melee"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
Motor Boat Clubs Summer Quarters,

The Motor Boat Club has recently pur-
chased d large house boat. which is to be
used az temporary quarters until the new
house to be built for that club il completed.
This boat Is to be moored at the foot OF West
li2th street on the Hudson River. II was
built for q resident of Utica some years ago
but was never used. II will be brought to
the city through the canal at once and will
be ready for use about May /. 1t is SO feet
long and 10 feet 0 inches wide. A promenade
deck extends nearly the entire length. form
ing a roof over the house. Some alterations
are TO be made in the ~interIor arrangements
and a small dining room viii be fitted at one
end.
The Motor Boat Club will probably hold a
carnival of its house in the fall. Last year
tho Engine and, Boat builders Association
held a carnival but now that a motor boat
club has been organized i is probable that
the boat builders viii give theirs up. meet
ing Of the club is to be held next month. After
those who have recently, Joined are Chares
q, Gates. Tyler Morse. Edward 4. schroader,
Clarence 4. Godshalk, DR., Egbert LIE Feyre.
pr. j. Ralph Jacoby. Leon S. ,Mendel. Walter
Ferguson. Louis Lee Hasgin and Andrew
i MCIntOsh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
Continued Rain in the South Means Heavy
Loss 10 the Teams There.

B~IRMINGHAM. Ala, March 2.-A few more
days like this and the Hlghlanders will have
to draw 10000 persons on the opening day
Of the season to make up for the losses.
Rain continues necessarily and 1t looks as II
there will be no chance OF a game tomorrow.
Out Of eight games so far scheduled with
Birmingham only two have been played
and then the crowds we're small. Grifflth's
nope of making enough money here 10 pay
expenses has vanished. BY Saturday the
rain will have cost him 81. 900 with no chance
Of recouping, as the club leaves for Atlanta
on Sunday. Birmingham Is considered one
OF the best baseball towns In the country.
but rain has spoiled all.
The major league teams training in the
South this spring face a heavy loss. 1t is
estimated that these trips aggregate an out
Oh getting part OF this back in exhibition
games, but every where they have shared
Grinith's misfortune.