davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19
Iona Shot Won at Saratoga.

Saratoga, N. Y, Aug. 1S.-Choir-
master of Cheterbrooke, an added
starter and despised outsider in the
betting, at 80 to l, easily won the HUI
ron handicap, one mile and three
teenths, here today. He carried 81
pounds and was ridden by Mulligan.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19

steady. 1-4Q241-2 per cent: ruling
rate 2 Id; last loan 1-2: closing
bid 9 IA, offered at IL. Time loans
strong and fairly active; sixty days
2 3-4@3 per cent and ninety days
q 1-4@3 IL per cent; six months
per cent.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19
Fist Eiaht at hoIyoke.

Holyoke, Aug. 1s.-Mainly through
Burke's hitting. Holyoke defeated
Springfield here today, to 3. At
the close of the game Swanson and
Conner of Springfield INDUCED in a
INST fight, starting from comments
made BY Conner on the coaching line.
The score: r. Ii. +.
HolyoIe - 0
Springfield 0 1 0 0 % z l
Swanson and Beaumont; Portray,
Greenwell and Whalen. THE, LBS.
Umpire, Cullen.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19

Pittsburg.

Totals % 2 q n 7 Totals 80 I
1.-TWO out when winning run scored
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19
PITCHING DEPARTMENT o. X.
c. A. C.'s Satisfied That Phillips is the
Man-Promisa Sheehan OF White
Rock His Bumps.

For the c. A C.'s next appearance,
which is to be a double header at Sa-
chem park on Saturday against White
Rock. Manager Frank Kane is stand
ing pat on his pitching department af-
ter the strong showing made by Phil
lips last week against Carolina This
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19
:asterp League Standing.


At ProTidence-First game: Providence s. Newark
Q: second game Newark ,. Providence 0.
At Jersey City-First game: Baltimore o. Jersey
CITY /; second game Baltimore 0. Jersey City
10 innings.
At Rochester-First game: Rochester g. Buffalo
1. second game Rochester s. Buffalo T.
At Tsronto-First game Toronto l6. Montreal /;
second game Toronto 6. Montreal 4.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19
cl.r.Iana 1aEs, Anether Double Header.

Cleveland Aug 1e.-Cleveland took two more
games from St Louis today by scores Of to ana
: 10 . Cleveland punched four hits in the second
hiring Of tho second game and won on Petty. al
though ST Louis outbatted them durine the remain
der Of the game Napoleon Laioe, who resigned as
manager of the team last night. was given an oya-
tinn cafil tine he appeared IT hat He dr. ctei the
team today. as his successor has not beeh ap-
pointed. Scores:
First game
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19

TraIs q y II Totals 80 VI y,
sSteinfeldt hit by batted ball; two out "heh
winning scored.
Score by innings: q,
Cincinnati . ....-.....r W
Runs for Chicago. Sheckard; two-base mis. hon-
1tzeI Zimmerman Roth: sacrifice hits Mitchell.
schultz; stolen base. Chance: double PLAYS bsail.
Higgins and Hoblize; Reulbach and Steinfeidt: eft
On bases Chicago ;. Cincinnati 6; base on balls.
OF BeuIbacl 4. Ewin= q wild pitches, Ewing =
time l.42 umpire. Emslie.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19

Chicago Aug. ls.-Chcago today in the ninth
inning on Eyng's wildness and wild throw.
Sheckard first W, walked. Schultz sacrificed Chalce
was safe on Huegins' high throw and Steinfedt
famed Then with two out. Ewing made very
low mitch on which Sheckard scored Cincinnati
had q man on third with only one out in tow
innings and again had the bases filed with none
out but in each instance the next two men were
easy outs. The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19

Al Lawrence-First game: Lynn 10. Lawrence o;
second game Lawrence .. Lynn l q innings by
agreemcntl. -
o. second game BrocktOn,2 Hagerhill 90 innings.
AT Worcesier-W Worcester s. New Bedford 3.
Al Fail Riyer-Lowell-Fsll River game postponed.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19
Giant, Tab. Two From Philadelphia by slussiuu.

Philadelphia. Aug 18-New York hit the ball
hard in both games this afternoon winning the first
by the overwhelming score Of II to and also
winning the second by punching their hits on NC
Quillen,s delivery after the home team had taken
the lead in the second inning. The scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19
Plank Beats washington in Pitchers Battle

Washington. Aug 1s.-Plank oupitched Groom
TODAY IN the game between Philadelphia and Wash
ington the former winning by the score of to l.
Plank weakened in the final round but pulled him
self together In time TO strike out Mcbride with one
r1n i'm ard two men on bases The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19

At New Haven-New Haven-Hartford game post
pOned
Al MISUNDERSTANDING New Britain game sched-
uled for wednesday advanced to Aug. 30.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19

Washington
Philadelphia

sBatted for Milan in the 9TH.
ssBatted for Lerelt in the 9th.
vvasbington ...O o i,
PbiIadelnsIa .O 0 . 0 o.
Runs Washington Schaefer: Philadelphia Murphy.
livingstone two-base hits Murphy Collins. SclaeiHr;
sacrifice hits Conrny. BlAnkenship. Murphy; stolen
bases Raker Oldring: double plays. Plank Barry
and Davis; left on bases Washington g. Philadelphia
III 6rst base on balls. off Groom 4: hit by pitcher
bv Groom /: struck out, by Groom .. by Plank ::
passed ball Livingstone / time. l5O; unpires. fsan
aand Evans.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19
New York.

Score by innings:
PHILADELPHIA . 80 o.
New York . see. 20 ia
Runs for Philadelphia. Msgee; for New York
lin Bridyell; hits of Corridor in innings and
none out in third off COvaleske In l 2-3, on
Scanlon 4 in l-3 of FOxen in ?; first base on
eerrors Philadelphia l. New York /; left on bases
Philadelphia ;. New York l; first base on balls on
Carrodn 2 of CovaiesIde ,. off Scanlon /, on FoXen
.. struck out by Wiltse by Scanlon three base
hit Shafer two base hits, Seymour. Doylee. Grant.
Mccormick Murray sacrifice hit Deylin stolen bases.
Wiltse Devlin p Meyers. OHara. Murray Shafeer.
Latham Ward 3 hit by pitcher by Wiltse tf1tus)'
by Foxen (0'Haral: wild pitch Foxeen; umpires
| Rigier and KLEIN; time. 2.07.
| second
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19

Runs for Cleveland. Hinchman, birmingham. Falk-
enterg for St Louis. Hsrtzeell oJnes: two base hit
tones: three base hit IIinchman; sacrifice hits.
Siovall Hinchman stone; first base balls. of
FaIkenberg . of Petty >: STRUCK out. by Fakenbers
| BIZ Petty 4; wild pitcher Falkenberg ,: left on
bases Cleveland g. St Louis s; time. lao; umpire.
O'Loughlin.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19

Score by innings \
Detroit ........--.-O y
Runs for Chicago Altizer. Parent; two-base hits
Cobb Mullin Altizer Dougherty. Tannehill: sscri-
Nce hits Deehanty Parent. stolen bases Parent.
Isbell; double plays Schmidt. Moriarty and Bush ;
Schmidt and Bush; left bases. Detroit g. thl-
c,go 10. Arst base on balls. of Muln 4. of Walsh
,. arst base on errors Chicago 8: struck out. by
NiulIin 2 by Walsh q; time, Els; umpires' Con-
molly and KERN.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19

Band Played for Dan Murphy.
A Philadelphia fan was so overjoyed
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19

Steamer Flanagan has improved
since he joined Buffalo. His batting
mark has gone UP TO .2S6.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19
New York.
Boston.


Score by innings:
New York .........O 0 O-5
Runs for Boston Niles, Speaker. Wagner 2 st nj.
Mcconnell: for New YORK. Lsporte. knight. Sweeney
twn-b se hits Laporte Me- .onnell; three base nus.
Wagner @ Stahl; sacrifice hit, Demmit; sacrirce
hv Keller stolen base Stahl; left on bases. Boston
| Q New York 4: double play. Ccote. Stahl ana
Carriean; struck out by Chesbro 3, By Cicottee l;
bases on balls. off Cicotte .. of Chesbro i time
| lI2 umpires Perrine and Sheridan.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19
BASEBALL GAMES WEDNESDAY.


National League.
At Boston-Boston- Brooklyn game postponed. wet
rounds.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19

Score by innings: :,
Boston . .......o % %
New York .........O U U U
Runs for Boston Niles Carrigan. Wood; two nase
hits Stahl Carrigan: sacrifice hits WOOD LOU
stolen bases Keller. Niles Speaker Wagner lelt On
bases Boston g. New York 8: first base IN erroIs
Boston /: double plays Kleinow. Laporte and
Knight: Mcconnell and stahl; struck out by WOO VOC
son s: hid by pitcher by wod (Enge): passed
ball sweeney; time. Las; umpires, Peerrine ana
Sheridan.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-19
Cobb tho Only Man to find walsh and Detroit Lost
chicaao.


Detroit Aug ls.-Outsde Of Cobb. none Of the
Detroit players could solve Walsh. and Detroit was
el,lt All
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22

1905 Dem Stumble BEG Sreiberrii bon
Gretiu unS fam nebit @leibner nod
@iinden.
Sier in 9iinhen pi6mete ii6 &c.
neieloer mieoer Der @llsgeitaltilns
ser photographic, bod lit Saran 81
3lpeifeIn, OBJ er iiber6alpt ie @rfols
aebabt uto Oh ole photographic iid
tpeiter eingeiiibrt bdtte, iuenn nift i'm
Sabre 1903 Der @raf 9oiteprie in ga.
ris cine Iitbogropbii9e anitaIt erri6.
tet bate Ole = anfanes nad pielen
IiberfoIgen-im Sabre 1909 NIT
p~rad)toollcn 9rlidelt in 6ie Seffett-
lidfeit frat. 9ieie Crude iuaren 10
i96n lno 5eigtcn 10 eflatont Die
@raud)borfeit DeS nelten 8erfabrens,
ooB nod i'm ielben Sabre 1909 Sc
nefeIoer gum 9ireftor Der Steinorit'
fcrei ernanitt plroe, sic Der baperiide
Staot 5ur Seritellung Der 2anofarten
erridtete. 90 beginut alio bon 6ieiem
Sabre 1909 an Der eigentli6e Anf'
idnun9 6es SteinbrufS lnb niht nit
llnredt rlib man 6eS6alb oieieS als
icin 8cburtsiabr be5eidnen, oem of.
ne sic in inn er5ielten grfolge bate
iid Die photographic mobl nierals Den
8lab gu erringen permo6t, ben lie
jebt einnimmt. 6reili6 lit lie irt5ipt.
i1en i6on Dur6 onbere R%eproollt'
tionsberfobren, insbeiou0ere Durd) Die
3in~fograpbie uno oaS 8ruden bon
@aloonnS iomie oltrd) sen Druid farbi'
ger photographer uip. auf bielen
8e6ieten berorGngt mor6en. Snmer'
bin ober Itebt tie nod fir niele 3pefe,
Dor alien 5ur Scritellung bon Sono'
farten ulO Soften al eriter Stelle,
uno lire Serbreitung lit cine 10 groBe,
ooB man iett iogur nad einem @riot
fir Sen litbogropbiiden Stein lid
umiiebt. SIM 2aufe Der Derfloiiener
bultoert Sabre lit oieier Stein NAM
lid 10 Siemlid ~alfgebrau6t tuoroen
uno 90 er nirgenoS ionit in gIeife,
@iite in Der @elt borfommt, 10 1T Der
Gag nidt mcbr fern, an Dem es nit
linn pollfommcn 81 Gnbe iein miro
@liidliGeripeiie bat MAJ bereits Der
ihieoeuc Stoife ocfunben, Die 5iual
niht 10 gut iino pic Der Solnbofetel
Stein, sic aber immerbin i'm einiger
maBen 3l erieten nermogen. Snsbe
ionoere lit cs oos MetalI aIluminium
nit Dem man iebr quite @rfoIge er5iei
bot, nto Dos in 3ufunft pobl an fem
StelIe trcten miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22
Muoere and.

sSSn elmer bitterfnlten Ntndt purbe
elm @rst teIepbonii6 nad einem
ieds &ilon1eter entternten Cute &c.
rufen. sIs er balb erfroren nno
burch0eriittelt BORT anfom, empftng
i'm Der Nann, ser i'm 9erufen, nit
ben @orten: nSerr 0oftor, mir feblt
srpar nidts 9eionberes, ober id babe
cine &prabnung, als oh Der Sob nabe
mare" Der 0oftor fiblt Dem Wtonne
Sen 9uls mo bebor6t Dos Ser5.
@nolif iagte or: nSa6en Sic Sbr
ScItoment gcmoft?" Plus bes Sa'
tientcn@ciidt mid ollie 5arbe. Stein,
SEER 9ottor. SSn meinem Sitter
oh, lieber 3oftor, eS lit bod nid)t
mobr, cs fam nidt wobr fem ="
- ,@elden 9totar baben Sie?" -
nBIlbn; a6cr -" Cam tbun
Sic out. iofort mad ibm 81 ididen."
Ger 3utient ging bloB utO 5ittcrno
an Gclrp5on. &ie HciBt Sbr
Seeliorqer?" flbr Der Ir3t tort.
,Sodnpiir0en 8ruun," mltrntelte DER
0atient. ,ober. SEER 9oftor, mcinen
Gie mirfli6 -" a2aiien sic
i6n Iofort fontmcn. 9llt9 Sbrell
goter ioltcn sic rrfcu, ebenio Sbren
.5Qgpn sic bod, @crr Dot
tor, alollben sic oenn pirflih. Dob
ih 70 idnen Iterben mltB?" idllltdjte
cr6drmlid ser 05ann. Der 0oftor
iab ion iGarf an. o9feitl 6aS glortbe
ih nidt. 3bnelt febIt oArfoilS
nidi$. g6cr i6 milf niGt Der etn'
,iqc iein, sen sic in elmer 10 bitter
foltcn g}ad)t sum g}orrcn Dolten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22
Das buuoertidPrise 5ubildum
Der Githoeraphie.
(Septen1ber 1909

Bie BEL allen grfinbungen, oenerl
cine groBe 9eoelltiWg 8ufomntt, 10 1T
es aud bel Der photographic: es tp1lroe
bieIe Sabre lang oaron berrmprobiert,
70 0aB ii6 oas Sabr ooer Datum, an
Dem iie eigentlid %entltanOen 1T, allo
Der pabre @ebnrtstag, niGt mebr felt.
itGlIen iGBt. Man mtB besbalb Sas
SyubiIGum arf ben Gag perlegen on
Dem Ser critic ptrflide grfolg er5ielt,
OIL Dem ole Seficntli6feit getpiilerma'
Zen 6ur6 bic nelte Sbotia6e ilberraldt
fuur6e. Dies mar bel Der Sitbogra'
pbie i'm September 1909 Der Soil, 100
Die erIten l,ad bem nelien 8erfabrer
bergeIteIlten 9ilber in Die 8elt btr1'
"auSilotterten, iiberan bur6 Die Soll'
fommcnbeit ibrer Sednif, Die Sforl'
belt ibres IuSiebenS uno Dor olleir1
our6 ibreu billigen 8reis anfIeben
erregenO. 0teie 9ilber famet ans Na'
rtS, mas nm 10 merfrpiirbiger beriibrer
mllB, iuenn man beocnft, Dab Die 81
geographic cine 6eilti6e Grfinoung ut,
Die freiIid) crit ms 4itsIano marOerll
muBte, Inn oairn bon bier nad)O ertIfy'
lono 5uriid5ufebren.
90 nerfmiir0ts pie oieIe Ebotiahe,
10 merfiUiiroig lit 0ie @ci6id)te Der Sl'
Geographic iibcrboltpt, bel Der iid, ME
id)on ern1bnt, onS gennltc 9atitnt al
tpeId)ern iic ei9eutli6 entItnno, ilber'
Ioipt nid)t mebr feiftcllcu IdBt. Sabr'
5ebntelunq 5ogcn ii@ 6ie Serinde bin
iinner mic0er unterbrodeH bon tbell'
ipciicu grfoIgen uno tbrilmciIcn UttB'
erfolgeu, bis e$ enoIiA Sen 8emilbult'
gen zines mutN;Qeu Wanilcs gelong
Dem nellcu 8crIa6ren Die &cge ST. CD
nen ruo uadJ a~ufuanO piclen 9apt
tails Gn0e 1909 8l1tter III ben @anoeI
at brinaen, Die 5eigtcrL onb bier einC
&cdutif uorIag Die III ic0er SInith'
ols ~ooIlcnoet gcItcu mlBtc. MIertpitr
hia iii, mic e6al erm1hrt, or
@eididte scr 2itbogropbie bcionoer:
IN ibren crIten GnfGn9en. Sos Cert
den G0Iubofcn liegt iunlitten ctlle'
Ser onocrboriten@e bir9Sformnttonelt
hie bie Groe fcuut. IS iito bort Oh
oberitcn GGid,!en brs i%o9ellnnttel
o8eiBen SSura", mo Oic alleroberlt
Oobon beIteht aus eiHcnt &altItcin bon
ouBerprocntli1crii fGinem &ortt, BOZ
elmer NltIoe itnO Oo6ci 0o6 0tdtc, DC
iidI nidts ipetter an Die Scite teller
IdBt. 9ieIe Stcine lDnrOen III SoIn
bofcn bon alters Ter, On lie iid leib
in 5orn ihricfioer Staten obloiel
IieBen, an Gtelle Der 9ad5tcgel Der
fpcnoct. M}an oedte bort Die 9allie
oQrnit nio fertigte mld@ rabIteite I'M
GGnlid)e nit Snidriften nerlebe1
9inge oorolls. gtuf ben altppen mn
no OieIer Gteilt DorfouL lrno mo lpd
tcr audi oie merfniir0iaiten geritelitt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22

tungen geIunben ipuroen, Die tuegen
ibrer SeItenbeit einen8ertb bon Sun'
oerttauIen6en haben, allf bieien &lip-
ben ipei6ete emit - es ipar in Der
s~tpeiten SGlfte oes o6t5cbntm Sabr'
bunoertS - oa$ Sobr ldBt ii6 nif)t
mebr gennr fcitItcllen = Elm $irten'
fnabe feline Sbiere. gus langer 8eile
matte CT nit einem @emii6 bon Stub
unb @aiier arf ben Stein ollie mogli'
den Siguren un6 flaidte lie oarn ba'
Ourd ob, oaB er gefunoene Sapter'
fesen nit Der Sano barmlforudte.
3ufdlIigeripeiie ging Der 4aplan St'
mon S1miot ooriiber uno iab cine
8eile Dem SpieIe gebaufenuoIl gu.
Die MetboDe oes Sirtenfnaben lieB
linn feline &ube mebr, l,no als er ipa'
Ter als Soffaplau na6 Wtiinten fam,
beearm er ipitemntii1 bas gerfabrer
tpeiter al,s5ugeitoltcn. 0ieie @criufe
ficlen in Oas Sobr 1888. bos alIo ge.
miiIermaBen nllt ols Sil6ilGumsiabr
Der photographic bc5ciduet perOen
fam. sic fiibrten ober 81 fcinent
our6greifeuOen Geiltltat uuN Simon
5dmiot qnb mad Ginger 3eit Die Ser
iu6e mobI mic0er o>i.
@iclIeid)t mGreu lie gon5 eingeihla-
len pOcr in &ergciienbeit geratben,
neun nidt ein ou0ercr Wtann bon
nclteln oaralli 5uriifgcfommcu wdre,
in benz mir Den ciacntlihen @rfinoer
ser 2itboqruphic crbliTen uriiieu, neil
CT NIT 5Gber Glcrgie nid)t rt6tc mn
nidlt roltete, bis Ou3 3iel, Oos er lid
oeItcdt bate, aid CREDIT mar. Die
Ter Mann mar NlopS Seueieloer, Der
in 8rog anl g.. ltoormber iii gcbo'
rem uurOc. Gr fam in friiGrr SrgcnH
nod Wfiin6cn, no iein &ater als
Shuuipicler in 9Htiehen itan0, mad,
6eiien gSillen CT iid 0cnt StnOiun Der
Nedte miotncn nmbtc. IlS Der Safer
1871 g%citorbcn, gin8 CT 5llnt Sbeatel
iibcr, crfltbr aber bier 10 mel Huge
mad oab or luli 3tDel NSuQteil lultpei
a6ging. &ieroui tina cr an 3t idrift
itel(crn mo idricb cas- tlcinc S6alt
ipicl: Die Mat6cufcnmer". 9tad)
her fam er uui 0Gt @icOoRterL elm.
0rudcrei 81 erridtsll; on linn abcl
0aS 8clo oo3u iebltc, 10 ing er on
9erIude gu modem, % man MD
noblieilc ais oui Die bisbcrige @ciir
0rliden t6nne. llntpu or0erw beitrid
cr cine sum 6nrbtrciben 6eitimntt.
9oIfiAicierpiatte aus SolnGofcu mi
elmer g3adStintc. irtig oui 0iGIel
@rurnO sic Gdrtft nerlebrt aut att
lie init SdeiDewalicr un6 6rldte ii
. CD. 0ieS gelong. nltr muBtc nod Ell
bpiicrcS &olierBitteI p6er cine leidlte
ab5ltpiidot6c Scribe ~gciltn0en mcr0cr
!. Cine Miidutug ans gitriol lm0 @ai
Ter Gbte ben Stein binl1nglid glati
Inn nit einem 2appelt poliert 81 per
oen, ltnb leid)terS eIfirtiS nit r6raut
=, fltrtcr Sdm1r5e" uuS ctrpas 8ciititci.
augerie6er, lieB iiG ourd cine IIpo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22
@crnhianna.

Gin imgcr@ eiftlidcr ioIl icinc erite
8rcoiQt balten rto lit borber lebr
banae 0auor mo otigere8t. ga
fonlmt in scr gafriitci Der aJte STIR
henoiencr az Inn beran ino io9t:
,.Sompiir6enl IS miro idon 8ebenl
,Jdl aIottb's ia, Dab Sbncn ban8e IT.:
9}ir iii's ia aud 10 aegan9etL ipie ib
por IS SSobren gum critennloI nit
Dem alingelbeutel berun8in9."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22
SnynCr i'm 3a5i3ocrialrcn.

Gcrr W2cDcr Bat einen Nro5eB IN
Berlin, mus uber me5en einer orlll'
QcnOca @ci0Gite8 nadl 2eip5ig OBJ
reiIen. @r 6tnteridBt ieinem 4ntOalt
bie g8eihm9, ibn Oogt6in idlcumi9It
iiber oeu 2llS9aug OeS @rp5ciles 3rt
6epeid)ircn. Ger @luualt uinlnt Den
gerrntn lpabr ltn0 telcgropbtrt: rDie
derchte GoGte 0ot gciiegt!" norauf
ans geip3ig Die 9rnDtontlport Elm.
trifft: rSoiort 9eruiung einIegenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22
Sn Scr crltcn IrcnSc.

sd bin in furdtbarer llnrltbc;
meiu 9ont lit NIT 0en SinGen DER
Gin 3ebufroueui,jid o4ridludt bat,
Dor ied$ Gtlrtoen 3ltut Wrist gegats
qeit. ttlo nod} jHltner ut0 Tie nidt 5r.
riid!!e II 9tadibat Sid bic iiscit
idon I1n0it i'm o@ploaHen Siri6"
ulO ~ber5e5rcr 8 5ebn aroHen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22
Wriin nrnpnllnfn.

SD mod tic I'M etipa5 bitterls
boiie beitinmt SAB sic e fir iih be.
GaItenl" ,@ern, nit bent groBten
&eraniigenE p9eiben Gle mir 30
Wtorfi" g@ut. ole tperbe i9 fir
mid bebaltenl@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22

Drei 6eihporene nit elmer fleinen
;Slai DIE obamberlatn's Getbpeb,
6bolerd uno Du,hfall meoisin
nan 6holere 1%17orhue deheiIt.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-12-10

A NY time the members of the for.
N estry class of the Michigan
~ Agricultural college go out for
work now they are not only
| equipped with cleaning axes and we'll
filled lunch boxes; but, slung over
their shoulders, each man carries a
camera.
This picture making adjuct Is not
a fad with the class, but it is a part
and parcel of their training and work
and one of the most interesting and
beneficial
Over year ago, Professor J. Fred
Baker, head Of the forestry depart
ment, decided to make photography a
part of the class work, and now each
member of the depal tment is required
to obtain credits in this kind of work
under the instruction of F. H. San
ford, an expert photographer and ex-
cellent instructor.
The Juniors are the ones who take
the work each year and some of
them have taken such creditable pic
lures and indicated such aptness in
the mechanical part Of picture taking
That their plctures have been dis
PLAYED in various publications.
Forestry has become a most import.
ant department Of most Of the big col
leges of the country, and the Michigan
Agricultural college has not neglected
this branch of work. It's graduates
are scattered. through the north and
east and are doing much to aid in the
rebuilding of the forests or preserva.
ton of those now standing.
In this work it has been found that
the camera is most important aid
and the forester who can take pic
lures is ranged higher than the one
who cannot
The course in photography trains
the pupf1 TO be able to get pictures of
important objects under favorable and
unfavorable conditions in the Ameri-
can forests. Each man is obliged to
procure q camera and to take and
finish four dozen pictures. Among
the pictures taken are those showing
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-12-10
Baked Men.

Workers in porcelain factories are
literally baked, but by come miracle
they remain sufficiently UNDERGONE to
live. At least If they are not quite
baked they endure a stronger heat
than that which browns the Sunday
sirloin. The furnaces wherein porce-
lain is finished are kept at the fiercest
heat used in any industry. A chain
of workmen, their heads and bodies
swathed in fireprHof garments, take
the finished pieces from the fire one at
a time and pass them to the cooling
room. The man at the head of this
chain-he who stands nearest the fur
nace-can only work in five minute
shifts. In his interims of rest he lies
on a mattress drinking glass after
glass Of ice water from the hands Of
a small boy. At lunchtime all about
the chain of men steaks grill.--Phila-
uelphia Bulletin.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-12-10

The pure food law" is designed by
the Government to protect the public
from injurious Ingredients in both foods
aud drugs II is beneficial both to the
public and TO the conscientious manu-
tacturer ElY's Cream Balm, a success
full remedy for cold in the head, nasal
catarrh, hay fever, etc, containing no
injurious drugs, meets fully the require
ments of the new law, and that act is
prominently stated on every package. 1t
contains none of the injurious drugs
which are required by the law to be
mentioned on the label. Hence you can
use it safely.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-12-10
One ESCAPED,

Mr.. Peck-l see by the paper that
an eminent scientist has asserted that
our prisons are gradually being filed
with blends.
Mrs. Peck-Have they caught that
light haired thing in the next block
who fiirts with every married man she
sees New York Life.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-12-10
Our Old Friends Are the e-st

Because they have stood tb- ,rst 1T
time aud are snown to ~ reliable
DIR HerricS's Sugar Coated Pills have
been used nv three v-n-rst,ons hr'
will cure liver complain scs head
ache, bowel troubles aud cld- Tue,
purify the blood TRY them 25 per
box Ask for Free san,p'- 8 III h,
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-12-10
international Newspaper Bible Study
Class.

Persons MAJ Join the club at any
time during the yoar but must, of
course, answer the So questions
hereinafter explained, to qualify for
the prizes. 1t is, however, desirable
that the questions be answered as the
lessons are studied.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-12-10

seeds and ietves of trees. character.
istic banks of trees, typical tree forms
birdseye views Of forest slades. etc.
The forester has found that some
times word descriptions fail him when
he is making an effort to assist in
the education OF the hardy settler or
the farmer, but that If he has a group
OF pictures showing cond,t'cgs as they
exist and as they should exist his'
work is made much lighter and more
successful, and the class in pbotoe.
raphy is intended to meet this need
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-12-10

Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil for such emergencies. It
subdues the pain and heals the hurts.