davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1910-08-28

tlc,Ilar'v hi- stories "f th"lr discovery and
carly workings N was IA 1891 that a
party - IAhfnrWau- prp-I-.rting lha
region .ruth 30 Death Valley met an
Indian Vho offered IN three -l'"ps- 20
show them to plac" wiser" thcr" was
much gold. They took him az his word
aud wer" l"d 10 the entrance To- Eldprado
Canon Tho redskins gold turned ou'
tn ~ iron pyriic-. hut after no-ing around
bit they did find gold and plenty of u
and clairrs aver" rp"",lily Stakad ~
dorado "a, fifty days hy boat from San
Franci-cp then 10y way 30 th" Pacific.
the Gulf II California and th" Colorado
River " heelharTOws and wlndlazses
were the IN 1-t up t. date mining equip
msnis and u CU-t SiI0 q ton for frei ght.
Rut they mad" fortunes even at that
Tex -aid thgt m" indians mad" it 40 lively
for tho miner, In thp-" dAys that 'ha
Government - "a f.Ish"d - tort Al III" mouth
pf H. 90 hon Tor their protection !ttls
iAtar. dT-ing IN" 'iyil war. Whom these
sphitnrs wrT" Withdrawn. IN" tribes ba-
came even nors hostile ani the miners
had to abandon their claims and e-Caps
on a raft down the Colorado.
The sun., 1910-08-28

strulling beside the book stalls e the
Quai- Loaf up and down rn. Cn-fno-
p,litRn Boulevard dcS tayUCIu'- livery
wh"r" YOU viii -" middle a y"U and "li"rlv
men e th" uuuI~'akahl' AUgln. saxon
Cg' who ar" obviously not tourists
Nhu Hr" thc~.. .li evtd'rs - wealth
and strife Who ar" tn"Ss white mus.
tsch"i \merioan- with their bad r"nch
who r"ysrt hel"-- -.'''tn - s1Iltly ur-
American Ih.ir faces show r"po-a
Cuut"utm"ut. utter "s-" - mind They
Hr" ~" new. the only remaining Nrglr-
~ Ion hoh"mian- e Ptri-
Therefore should th"-" lines rro"' th"
eyes uf american mon fatISu"t by
struggles ard dcceuti0nz business
tr"aSons or IA" h'kle heart = woman
I would Say Dom ,nuni1 -uioits
tir-t 'rv ~" ruiddl" ag"i Amer an
bohemia ~ PARIS
I -tv psris hrt - elasticity "1frrd-
from Tours and IA" uhat.tEN & m"
Lore 'n bicycle trips straight rv"r tho
Pvr"n"es Nou rid" up ~ tn" dillg"' RI"
and coast down mt SpnIu Aul who
~ ~ will over forget th" r''i vtisker'si
BurlinRhnm conducting ht- htr"i 'n'
pedestrians T. Switzerland 'p thirty
cents - day zach 1h"v wprkc,I iu Asa
iiau harvest f"lfs and chlrru'si tho lr
hahitput- e lost IuIrgIvdiln vita goa
by washing ~ ~" town p'inlp ~ their
trousers and tn" pearl r.rv" 'srhGht
Iut retIr' - Pail- and - cafes Try
then, Th"V Will Civ" Won conscious
Nir,aua. . phautasm II sn'I-'y without
.bliCJ'isrz. = communion dreamy vet
sriSt1iutrg 10 th" pul-t'rrs hr" = fhou-
and- and ,Iu"nat. griulliL" r"f"rt ION
~ H." great worlds duiug-
know % really famous Nmsrican
whr was M hut rIin.-i hy drink IT,.
cut loose from family and money ard
perhaps h- imagined - indulge. m Ch"lT
dehauCh IN IHriS
We'll. tho caf"s 81 tho Paris boulevard
saved that drunkard Ia cana ready ~
spree and found uo spr"etnG attno--
phers Tho s1-Callad american bars
run Nv Carman- tri"d but failed 10 keep
the morbid thlrSt alIv" he found anot her
slbtler stimulation
The sun., 1910-08-28

How co'ild he help being timid' Well
"ne day IN" Baron driftcd into tho Grand
CAT. There he met a good girl named
Imilr. Ia douC"ur meme. says Gus
tav" of h"r. EenfleUcrs itself perfer
trun. duoi" and kisses the tips of bis
nngrrs
The whole clientele. tho military clan
theatrical manHg gers. journalists. fences
boOkmak"rs and middle aged American
dp uuthing-. Watched TO" growing fTteDd- :
ship sympg h.tIctlly. EWlhe doomed
nut. Nh" took un dignity. The Baron
straI ghtenod M - tack and looked the
world ~ iE" face Nha n man.
" you drop Iu 'lss Grand Cato. a stran-
ger. YOU NAV not So, such things, The
Baron and lidronno will nutt"r N and
vou viii not Recognize them But in hall
a dozen sIttInGs Won viii hegin 10 learn
You may get on 10 the fact that the sal
low, dnky American IN tho far corner
Debating 10 his patient wife in a hoar-a
monotone whil" ter ron scratches lam
rntahly - a Western American novel
- Tho huss reared Now
and then YOU catch phrase clean
uIp shot tome on. Won white liVered
rascal II - tantahzing The newspaper
crowd doesn'i know hl'r He Dlew IN
me dav and rnud. hlnSaif ~ home Gus
tave - icarning English from him slowly
And surely YOU will ENJOY the Pere
picon II j. on" ~ tn" guet pleasures ~
"a" clientele to watch Pr" Picon, all
ais fIrl.d hatchnS down. right tait.
tight. hGtton MS coat mp. stand straiaht.
rompu-" a -"Ner" worthy lace. take
p"arug- ann for tha door Craze two
tnl.-. tr'Ch up go hy. Cotne To and get
there. 's ear Just missing tNs door
Isiuh. and out INTO the cold. revivifying
an
IH" =. r." Pcon l. always "A gentleman,
aud ~ ~""m To- he all the other ap@riuf
The sun., 1910-08-28

n. OGO az az irue. which come boxed packed
IN bran. costing s. 50 for 10 .0sN delivered
Herr they are kept IN porcelain lined
r"crptarl-s. porcelain lined 10 keep tha
worms m, th"v can climb ny IA" smooth
pnrcelAin lining
n iS not curioai'v alon" ihaT draws
p..opl" around tht.~" small"r fIr'l. tanks
NJ feeding tirr" Their" ar" rlonty of
psopl" who k.''u turtles and - 'heru ths
fee,iIng NAV h.' NOR" or l"-S '-liCntlpnAS
'h"v NAV learn here how 90 keep and how
'n fa'-i turtles but m" -lghf is Il interest
to nll
There are ul"uIv of turtles here tha,
could maze NOR" th1u sharp nip On ones
fingers and such ur" i"i ath piSres -
meat handel doNn 90 th"rr IN IN" end n
a pointed stiC4, THIS uann"- II fcedink
also in-ure- supply ~ food to all
for there ar'. IN som" - he tanks greedy
creatures that 0ouid gObnle up EVERY
thing thrown ~ y fhav had tho chance. ]
leaving the reel 20 90 ithogf
And then 'hnT" are som" tIrks intb
which IN" food M 10 drorT"d With aS-
zuranre that m" crpltuT"s within will
hrows" aro'ind and all get some Of u
~ their leisure or when. opportunity
favoring. they may be able 10 snap 70 ~.
The sun., 1910-08-28

He -asmed To feel a kind of proprietary
p.de in the Wall Street for n" called out
attention to the pillars of his domIcil".
which h" said were high grad" pr" W"
sopn found that h. was right PICK ing
~ pi-'c" ~ obi ga- pipe ] hroS" IN "A
lump of pr" from on" 81 them. and with an
ODD frying pan and stick ] Uanag"d
30 pan s"In. gold then and there
After lunch ] -uEg.st~d To lex that
! TAX" his picture aud he was tiCkl"d to
death lie took a. much pains sing M
that rocking chair a. a debutAnt" In ns.r first
ball gown When ! got to Los Angeles
! cent him a couple 81 prints and h" wrote
W, "a glowing letter Of thanks signed
'TsN. telling me to be sur. To come and
@.-e him II ever got down TINT way again
He was going To send one OF them Ia his
mot her. whom he hadn't seen in twenty
years
We wondered how he lived So far
~ We could see h. did nothing. had
nothing and vet seemed hale and hearty.
Their" was a spring near tho min" bIIt
NELSON. a cosmopolitan centre ~ half
y dozen tents and on. general comblna -
ton store. restaurant. gam hlIng plare
and hotel and th. nearest plac. for OBJ
tanning grub was three mtles away.
The sun., 1910-08-28
FIELDING SWtIL TRTIES.
Scene at the aquarium on
TUESDAY and Eri1iaN AFTERNOONS.

Turtles 900 table aGuaria 'ed Tuesday
ard FRIDAY ~ = VI saws notice on
the Aquarium bulletin board hung mp
by "a" great central pool and at = q clock
IN t. osa days people crowd around 10
~" In collections uf living animals
nothing interests the peopl" mors than
- see tho animals ted
Tho tah" apuariuns ar" generous
sized. all glass tanks supported on stout
low tables arranged ~ a big circle around
the great central pool In th'-e tanks
are many SORTS - smaller land aui water
turtles swapping turtles and t"Trapin
an 4 painted turtles and geographical
turtles. many snrts 81 turtles. sad there
arr alSo huilfroRs and small sligatorr.
various things n" food supplied 20
thrIn ~ various according o. their wants
beef rut up -'ntahly. latt'ica Tor some
that take naturally Z" vegetable diet
minnuwE for such a. lik" little fishes
and meal worms among other things
for tho hulfrogs
Meal worms are bought here in lots q
The sun., 1910-08-28

found Tex installed. We had been travel
ling with a mule team all morning under
the broihng sun. ~ that whom "" reached
the Wall Street arodnd noon tim" hIS
retreat looked good 20 ~.
Tho Wall Street - pictur"sTu". lh"
excavation oI ore has formed mammoth
chamhers supported by pillars. and ~
one ~ these the old pro-Trctor had S"t
M camp. corner curtalned IN -erv"'i
a. n sleeping place The Furnishings q
his living room. Il they could h' called
furnishings. were an Old forge. pom"
bench with a tin basin. mug and plate on
a. a couple 81 boxes and an old rockIng
char. The latter WAS has great luxury
He had his wash on line. hut we saw
nothing 81 any food. We invited him 20
have lunch with u- and he accepted. 80
Ne srread out our picnic 10 an adjoining
,harnler lie seemed 10 enjoy IN" food
immensely.
He mad the history Of tho mines IN
the neiRhborhoOd 81 his finger tips and
sorne OF IL was very interesting. par
The sun., 1910-08-28

wc"k they closed her for thrc" DAYS
tor cuCrodChlnC on IN" sidewalk To-
day IN" - "a tear. but It ~ hun to
hold uur sympathy
Who are we We know each other.
No' are not acquainted There - a re-
'lr"i General Who buys las daile= ~
Rom" London and PARIS from her when
b." quits ma dpmluor- and abslu'hc \
N.h employee of the German Embassy
d'r"hd- upon her for color paG" Mitl-
biti'~ amt dauv Iigahlait- \ lapane-"
military attach fr"rr"nt.ug IN" military
corner i1~ hi- daily paC,Ign from h"r
\W"T."tr. English x l~-utn and West
INDIAN "" H. great prince, although
-o .,vI"' ari 'uHi"-t HIS embassy viii
~r"aN for 'h" Etrl AZ u'"i and 80 will
nv" General. and tho tnrman embassy
unu. AMI tuur'"l ne" chief Of the poet :
The sun., 1910-08-28

~ live IN Paris On tcn a wcck anuurv. into
which he has sunk all his capital
The other dsv h" came ou' ~ a friendly
penny ant" poker gam" a. tn" Grand
Cafe s. winner Holding 40 f-"nch
silver dollar ref"ctIv"lv O." oh-eryod
Had ! lost that pi,Ce would not have
had a cont 10 huy my dinner and nothing
10 90 on with for three DAYS ~ Come. when
] touch nv annuity
'RisSy'' | sait. -Risky in strange
land
-DeiIgh'fuT" was hts whu.a ,nuI.d an
~w"r -uh, m" peac' of mlnd to hay" no
ofiic" grind, no killing competition. notes
10 meet hills 70 collect. no business sharks
20 get ahead or With this ~ I'm going
to hI-" a hicycl" and start South INTO tho
heart ~ France with my guide book
and my monthly annuity wad m INV
Pockst, my IA ajatnas and my tooth brush
The sun., 1910-08-28

fends dreamy nervous. silent. vision
ary perhaps hat all we'll undor tho al
mirahlo ParIsinu Self-Con'rpl
AhS'rth" ma" ho running France but
Won cannot -a.' n Look around Two
thirds " tho gla~saS oven a. the green
hour. arc hll"d with syrup and water,
coffee. milk and Drdng" How.r water
light and fOaWV -hH, ,arois"s' - "hoco-
lai" harmless, groeu mint. port, sherry
and MADEIRA Tea .s ON ~" Increase
IN" clloI.f- - jh" 'pulogarI caf6 in
decd DO NOT go 10 iio,r ia,prtta cafe 10
drink III" mas 90 ~ take hu' ono single
glaS~ or ''Iu. n so go' 'iI-y - ~ not by
reason ~ - 'uu''ufs
Their" Is ".Htl"r tip@irnss II comes
from ~" lights. ~" perfume ~ women
tho DolprS irn lrrtI- frpu. ~" -pariCla and
hum TIL 'st" iu autumn wo ls" ~ SIT
OutsId" AZ 20" ~ .i'.ui hour IN ~ tho
terrace en- tl.r .i.i"WalA ~ tho offing
under ~" awning ~ 3r l'tl? tables
We st watching. dreaming
We delight ~ fh" moving thronz ~
'ha boulevard. ~" Wauv" ar'otnvs' Paris
dusk that Chfngc- ;o larv blue tho
lighting M. a." million fwfnE'fng stars
81 electricity. the darling cab lights the
onComIng sunset rcd. the roll. the rumble,
tho ,.'assleSs footsteps
IL - Lotus Land Roll On. mighty
human riN"r'
The sun., 1910-08-28

even th" Caf" Riche rlanagor soft"rad a.
his exposition - ia" ca-"
III" hIll J. - francs. said tho mana ger
You u hiv" to raI~.' ~ among YOU IN threa
dav- NeauWhIl" com" To- tho pcica
cnnmissariat
-bh. - rather Uav than ID that. SAID
St"v"usnr tnouFhTfulIv. ard ~ 'he -trir..-
faction ard d"n-h' ~ On" companions
D." took . l"' franc ulI from an en-
'"'rt" Ne squared hlrseIf with his
fu"1ds " spending tho remainder. hut
~" hnuTu"' was 40 Homecoming At
tho ond
They were aga" peu1Iln~s and Georges
had C'r" ~ plead fHr money With an
uu. -" uth"re stood d.sc.nsDla.a ir
The sun., 1910-08-28

corner. and tbr"" theatrical managers
twcniy others of u- mostly DONG nothing
You s'". that -aucy hard working girl
- part ~ lotus land. -OlT clients. say
Gustn'e and Adulphe and AugIste. and
NJ - 49,. Ou'" whom old RasticU had his
'rpull" IN" sam" trouEl" e Clandestine
n"'S ih" poets corner rose for HIN
G"urgo~ tuurt"lIue. Catulle Nsvd.~ and
Eruo~r lIJ"uu"--a went 10 Mime Taclei
The pruprI"tro-,~ and gave her line on
how - riIu cato They paid RastiCn's .
"n" 81 the prcf"Ctur" II police after
l"o'vrlrE hir'. they cnmplimented Has.
The sun., 1910-08-28

tIcn You must ha = worthy man 80 have
such friends th'v said aud So no ~
Que" an nIi waiter named Jehan came
dr"rpy and rrd eyed
Why o." Won SMILING. .lchans- they
askcl him Iu no" military corner
NV Uopn"v Charles - soldier at
I.vnus - uTd"r arrest for de~crtIon
Hoy tnarc you arc from Lyons
laughed the DID general q a horid husky
military man M CIvil dress lie was
indeed from Lyons the general COM
maudiug tho place. uo loss and four
days later there was old Jehan Dragging
of his influence. with tho army
And | know another waiter. Adam
The sun., 1910-08-28

And know another American In Paris
who lives the life 81 an Anchorlte. pure
as lily, lonely. severe. ambitionless.
without family. with ltila money. on
the fr"" lists OF theatres, yet never going
20 them, ignorant of sports. blind 10
Iemiuinity. water and coifes drinker
You would judge him melancholy. vet
] know him to be- snCretly delighted all
the time. lie is lotus oater. Tho boule-
ward Is lotIsland and It's cafes arc the
feeding places.
Out,lds 81 one of these cafes Il news
paper stand and Oucs I tried 10 count
'he papers handled hy tho sauCy maiden
who - IA charge
Last month her stand was closed three
DAYS because she was caught accepting
bots for a Clando-t!uo boOkmu her. asst
The sun., 1910-08-28

From ttc - L"ut- Gf.Is- Dsrrarrr'
Icrou" - M"Wsd". tu" puluth million
airr said 80 an uu"u ar liu. N'"u ~ hi-
farm nN1r BiNHrih
IN" a-r time I had my house nlled Wirh
slum urchru- IL ralnrd ct'- and dogs for
a week. II VAS dreadful dizappo Intmeut
for my visitors
One rainy morning heard a INT" chap
say TO hIs sister a. he nattened hi- up-,
against tho pane and looked ou' dt-,uE
-olat"ly - a." dr"nr he'd ggs.n '"bnifN -
zLa
- don't ever ram IN heaven docs o..
May,'
In course " docs, ya ltils hump tho
girl replied hats n here ITs all a-Comin'
from, amt itY-
The sun., 1910-08-28

whose beautiful daughter was craU n
60 on tho cafe chantant stage. One
81 tho theatrical managers took up he:
case. pushed her Tor Adams sake. and
now she n a shining star. with Hablee.
diamonds. automobiles
How do ] know these trifing details ;
Chiefly from the walters. do noe kno~
the army OficerS. who do not know THE
poets. who do not know the Black Band
'hIgh class fenCesl or the bookmakers.
Bat Ws all know tho Esrou.
lie - n slender, weN,iy gentleman wT-n
short chppcd black beard. unid. dresseq
IN quict Perfection They cay that -
wife. a great lady 80 snCietv. mAkes him
slc..p IN little hail bedroom. and he il
not permitted 20 show up NJ his own dinner
parties.
The sun., 1910-08-28

III" rue EJcine They were hungry
Then St"r"nsun had another lusplratiun
That sausage he exclaimed. and vt,h
hl- long legs u"at others % 'Ee ruon
Mon pi"'l' n" will have um" To- ra'
y an crl"d Henri
Of the numerous elderly Americans
- IN" old fellows ,uvlsiuu- an are r"ar"r
80 Si.veu-un's light -helrteiuc~s than =
IN" average Young American studeu'
one whom I Will call Juhu~uu. uu,' Lee
Iug manager e "A ph,lnG-lphia C"r,"ru.
The sun., 1910-08-28

o. headed business acunen
'..n" ties and money making
r .Nr'uation. hut when hs struck
rt"r'. .u'ilaut. eager 20 -en'rv
..-...r hours dav.- h. said Me
q rr rU. Ir.-"u'
-.'t"t ant, pl? lu Ian .-uAsc he meant
.. was tired 81 earning money with
'.n" e chance tn enjoy n.
Dr.. .a rn"d French ~ .iN months ~
..r'."g ir"ncn boarding srrool
LnIug trroush th,ir CLASSES
r.. 'E"'r games ~ evenings no
o.. ''., french and tngush witr night
..f 20 'f"~s. - frH~h from tho LATIN
SID 80 vat their old haunt :
WY - I.ay tho hili
..' months ha SatL-d alone had his
..' ."n's. jnlr"d IN" American .r'
- ,luh danced ~ the BulI,cr.
..r"Hu "vs French rnug- and the hanlo.
.rr drawing ~ the luhln Ncsd"mv
3 r'd Ms pl're ~ = hv"ly corner e
.'"rne ~ Pantheon
'n."sh' him Jug m fnr l-' until
The sun., 1910-08-28

Going down tn" Colorado River road
on" att. moon "" met "A chap vino enter
tanned Us AT a cave h" WaS living IN lie
had closed the fac. with partition - old
oil canS fattnu'd out He Wss onIy "a
near hermit however. Los Angeles
doctor who. Threatened with lung trouble
had com" OtIt and wd- -CaVIrg- it 10 r..-
gain his health Ito -aid h.. had l..n there
thrr. months and wa f.-lLnE fin"
The sun., 1910-08-28

strapped behind. I'm m for = golden
month with NcG and l.
McG and l. are two other old bows. ono
from london. on" from New Orleans both
delighted 20 have cut free FROM am
hition and struggle lat" in life. 20 find thou r
souls IN this mild sarens calm
McI' - probably the esyeat philosoTher
hAv" ever met Having hagln hts hr-
The sun., 1910-08-28

I.vonnais branch ca-hrd u. bought IN"
aau-ag.s and went back Rlooruilv
~ tho Sagsag"s sImmercd mi-"rnhIN
Stevenson rose and spoke
our families need a lesson h" sad.
Come with mo To the CafS Rich" "" u
eat the best. proclaim our Lack "f money.
make a -candal and your father. G"nrg"-.
The sun., 1910-08-28

Sievansons tobacco Another dropped
m
Your remittance Ro-hairc.-
Meant, Nothingnr-s'-
When the American arrived 'hay
'urned ont their rork"ts and Stov"1-"n
vent 70 buy sausaee~ on tho landing
he found the po@tman with his registered
letter Gavlv he hartsnad 20 m" Crhblt
The sun., 1910-08-28

.i hm following the history
'he I.ouVr" Museum Later
..u ~ -" ,upv with tho deco
.r.- rrr nj 10 not -vssn he had con
r, ls studies - 10" COM "din
r.rar',Ty
.-y 90 stunt finally jnI .u~ai
Iz'.d bpi-'rroUsiv answ"ring
lHf. and living
'..- r- r"' ~ an ne spirit 0f'fe
..|uc American student - vas
OBJ. wrrtlI at'ftud" "f Eoher'
....... . Wuau a. Na wrote -
IH l' .. arrived ~ Paris 80
-.. .a.'arrFr'- the rod ink
.rI .'r- ",tnr' mammal
f...'nod uf 'ha rr se'fr
NrtI found .v"rvthing 10
.' ..r1u-a =" Iad dreamed
... NrNoy" that no oli fellows
......s srd fnglaud who are nov
....r, ~ 'rams.rly"- arc IN truth
.lr.anU't'I,' Nng'o-SaNrn
,' 'r. -ay "1ri'al
.r.- of N'r"u,au art students
.rI. snort work hard fire.
...r ard lr" already paintInR
"urtu portrait ~ their first
.-.- l'"Ir dream - 9" get tech
.. r's .'atipn and ru nome IN be
The sun., 1910-08-28

HIM between the c5th and the 3oth d
perIod ~ stress for the co'rpluions
70 Stevenson ~ such a ti'ra came three
~ the French
Has vour check arrived
-No
hey sa' down gloomiug.v ~ Smoa.
The sun., 1910-08-28
EATERS OF PARIS
>ItID turRICiN M SINESS WEN
- no ~ ~ BOHEuIINS.

g., OId Trllo~S' In, AsI0n'' OF the LAtl,
quarter PLEASURES Of II,inE on Little
49, NothinE to Do hut Dream IN.
r.-p lIrnrmIaRs stevenson IN ParI.
-, - Would Won hNleve 4,
q ~t1id American business
.. q. ''..r' ~ 81 to cat Ioosa suddenly
......r ,ul turu up n Paris as Latin
'.mians
... ar. .vn ten such cases in The past
... ,.rl- and have heard of twenty.
r 300. hundreds 80 men who have done
~ hSelihood both Americans
'.r. ,. men. In tho LATIN Quarter
IN ri.Iu students refer To- the
..r % r~ -th" Dli fellows Inva-
... a.' lEepar"d his dissppearauc,
The sun., 1910-08-28
584NDONED NINE HIS HOME
~ : ~ >TRIID" ~ a. no
ibp ~ NV HIBIT tTION.

'' I'.'I Of Pr"~p~rtinG. Has settled
'""n NJ Dne Of the Oid thanDers
Il-h Grade Orr I1rTt In the pillars
standing store Three wiIes Away.
.n- across p~opl. in queer habi-
..' a th" Young mining engineer
'rIru"d from trip through
trd taEfornla We found a
wr ~ Fldorado Canon. Ne
.'. H.n Hai established himself m an
-. ...i MINIS.
.fI g5u. dr,vn 20 the Rldorado
ION - hook over property and
'' 'H' W" w"uld also take n peek
'r. u.lebrat@d minea ~ Our
f'r" n 49, ~ the old Wall
S'-'-' 10. we'll known a. all miners ~
-" and 'sos ~ that section. that ws
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-07-20
DENIsoN LAwYER FOR JUDGE.
Democratic judicial Convention Nom
mates e. K. eurch and e. A.
Wissler for Candidates.

At the democratic judicial conven-
ton of this district, held at Wall
Lake on last Thursday, p. K. Burch,
of Denison, and p: A. Wisslers of Car
roll, were nominated for district
judges. But portion of the counties
in the district were represented. there
being not to exceed five delegates
present, as we are advised. The NOM
nations went begging. there being no
candidates seeking the opportunity of
being sacrificed. The gentlemen who
were named were not asking the NOM
ination, but were selected for the pur-
pose of filling the ticket. They are
entitled to the honor of being the
choice of their party, however, and 1t
is no mean distinction to be selected
for position Of this character. Both
OF the candidates have been in the
practice number of years, and will
probably carry the support of their
party. AS the district is largely re-
publican, there is little probability of
either winning the election.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-07-20
"BEwARE YE RATS"
The Creamery Cats Prove to be
"Howlins" Success.

In a game played last Friday even!
ing, the creamery nine. the latest ad-
dition to base ball circles. succeeded
in lowering the colors of the college
Chaps" to the tune OF six to four.
Once again the Fair Maidens" on
the hill strolled back to their books,
convinced that mere applause will not
take the place Of brains and muscle
in game with players with the abil-
ity OF the "Cats."
BY score Of eight to six, the Cats
won over the Epworth League in a
game played Monday evening and they
are now on the trail Of the Court
House Rats" The Cats" claim that
Rats" are not desirable citizens
and should be exterminated.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-07-20

Mr.. Anton A. Fleck, Of Kiel, Ger
many, a cousin of George Naeye, is in
the city for brief visit. He came to
this country and Canada on tour
of inspection to make reports to the
University at Kiel and also at Berlin
on the general conditions OF agricul-
ture. mining and other resources in
these countries. He arrived on Sat.
urday morning from Winnipeg. For
the last three months he has spent his
time in Canada, and has travelled ex-
tensiyely over that country. He re-
ports that while at High River he
called upon L. M. Roberts, formerly
Of Denison, and was the recipient Of
many courtesies from him. 1t is need
less to say that he is favorably inn
pressed with the United States, and
especially that portion of 1t embraced
within the limits of the state of Iowa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-07-20
.CHAUTAUQUA
BEGINS NEXT WEEK
Denison chautauqua Will Open Next
Tuesday Better Than Ever
& Will Last Seven Days.
HELD At WASHINGTON PARK
Big Crowds Expected, and Predictions
Are It Will be the Best chautau-
qua Ever Held Here.

The Denison Chautauqua will com.
mence next Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock, and will last for seven days.
The large tent and other accessories
will be erected in Washington Park,
as usual. The new cement walks
through the park have been completed,
city water has been installed. and the
park is in perfect condition for the
accommodation of the big crowds. The
Chautauqua program will be carried
out as near as possible as published
below.
Each day will be q continuous en-
tertainment from 9 o'clock q. m. until
the evening program is finished. For
the young folks the king Arthur
Court is sure to prove very entertain
ing and instructive; this takes place
every morning at 900 o'clock. Then
the morning lecture at 1O:45, after
noon music and lecture and in the
evening concerts. lectures and enter
tainments. The Chautauqua promises
to be one round of pleasure. and we
predict a large and enthusiastic crowd
at each days session. Below is the
program: