davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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OtRSMEV KETED TP
HarVard varsity Has ItS Final Hard Time
rev m the Thames

GALss FsRHv. Conn Juno - iar-
Yards varsity had What vas prob1hly -
asi havd 'ire rov This morning. tao miles
oycg tho upper end of the rour.H Pnr
mile and half ne stroke varied from - ~
". but me last hail mile was rOwed at q
IN stroke The time for The two miles
wEs MT 81, ~ out bat tapi Waid r-p1r' -
tho time fur the haf irlle a. minutes ~
spr0uHz
Nai-'s squad vas nm he river abOuf =
l0rk hUt ID nNt gn Ur7T tho course
Honf fenttng than1aalN-s vitha fyn nii'p p1ddls
I'D stream ~ fHT ~ Allvns pntnr Coach
h~nnCdy follnA In fhe Iuufuts speed
hat The .auU'h Ehnu lIl" vith zeveTli
nasscrgrra On ponf 4. v cnt down -fro1m
after ne Vale men diaappfIg-d around fh-
bend annvp Brnndyfsu. and followed the
Harvard cfews .n their practicg,
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New NSrk. %; Warrington, ..
RS.ton. Z: Philadelphia, ,.
thIcaGO. -; iDrtrOIt. 5
Cleveland. 3: ~. Louis, q.


NV vpuK - Co.. . w,-uiNUruN, :.
WNsrtNDu,V. Iuue - Possession i,-irs
nine points ~ the las the New NoTks nre
Tonight IN po~~o~sion IT the game With
Washington b., 20 Z. bet ti"re u a storm
brewing Manager No Alc-r Ut the WHsh-
tngtOn- announ 81 that he v1S going to
eater protest h~,au-e of th- decision ~
7 mwrr EGnn IN IN" las, inning Washington
otepcd th1, round bv hardy ~. ing to 1rs'
"a Suiyh''~ tumble Milan cent Mandy ~
'hird WITH 4 double and Isliyelt scored
Hariy WIN q st'rhr" fi,. b, ,b field walked.
n il'iisr i,ubici ~ lrft along he lou! line
and the ',a.l ,arrumvd os,t 80 fu'gt h-hind
the lef' i-id .tal5 Tor fNo tasss Milan
SCORING til'eri"ld gong iU ibIr'i and Nu.Iinr
a. -, uud
Iriu sd.a'elv there vas mu, ado Man
az ", NIe-r and The Washington team ~
one rtan rIatmsd nat ~" h,li uv,ns Out uf
sight ,h0uld 20 Tor a home iuu. iisd ihi.
h.rB alioW-,i tlherfeid tud huliirT uuuid
have - Ors,i and tho game y oVld have t-''n
q ti- i.gan IL, ids,. shat the tall a1s nul
c0lUaily out oi sIghl aud reiU-ed tnc two
extra runs
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lWNNN u - "
'RAtted for Carroll In the seventh inning
Toronto % % n o.
Newark % o o
Runs newark zimmerman. Ganiey /. Gett
hasr Meyer Sarhace BIZ Agier Sarrinrr NJ
Gettman Two base Mt HSchAny. rhrrr hase
hits kely. Mullen Douhir play Loudrn.
Schady and AElrr Hii, 90 Rudolph. S IN i've
inning OF COrry, IN rUo Innings Strlrk out
~ lee, I. hy Rudolph. (, by tOrry Ftr,t
hase on balls Of lee /. on Rudolph. :. on Car
roll Umpire In chief Ruyl~ Yield umpite
krll lime hour anu " MINUTES
At FHoytpTN,k
~
NurA.O o 0 o ~ q o.
pToNidenrc o %
Ratisries Novinkir and Williams l.ai ender
and Fitzgerald
At RALrINoRE
an
Rochester q n q = n %
haltimorr q q -
RaurrieS Sa,idgc and blair vickCrs. Ndkins
and nycrs
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rrOub,. in Winning rrOm Cincinnati % day. Tho


!SsIssd 'of 5 Ssi.s In ,Ae iS1rih inning
iinrinnAu.. ......u . o o . o.
Chirag0 ......... o 2 o II
Iluns- -Clnrinnad apaskeFt Chirago- -E,rrs.
Sh-c kard :. Hoffman. Nimmcrman, >; kahC
1nkrr {, nrown TWr bass Nit fvefs Three
a,e hlt-Hnimerman Sarrtnrc rits fgan
DONuey liTst base on halls-On IlrntOn, 7. ~
" alker T. on nroWn, \ Strirk oul-Hy hCnign,
a by Walker I: hy nrown. . Sslien hAHcs lin
ker ?. RrnNn. Name. Sherkard, EVER. pnskert
noahle plAy- MrMlan and Etan. l.sft 90 hases
Z tnrinnAd. q. ChlyAgo. y. Wiki ultrh HrntVn.
Passed ball Roth. t'mrire In rhigf hOTan.
field umnrr- -IOhnstone. Tnr-s hOuis and
mlnutos.
FTrTHuURu, a IT i1Vts ~ 49,, 4
pfrTaul-Hn. Iune - u I. m. - 70 OF
with Leaf of thrre runs tab Aft ., ~ IN Ia
neid on the rubber but the l1rat-s kspt p,uggit -
on 4 IN thr eighth inning took tae lrai q 81 ven.
The arorr
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Tex RickArd Intended q tAks an IntisuAl
procedure g. insur,. against the fight
bsing left withou. a rrferee hsoAnse u
-ous une Jn.otsd accident b. hlm-ef
Whils presiding in IN. ring. Tie SAID
tl-day that be Waz going = urge upon
the principals and their managers q mat
ter which hal heen talked u casually a
month ago that " providing a deputy
~ vice-retere~ to serve in cRsa Referee
Rlcka-d should get a blow On the chin
which vas not designed for him
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ZArheF. Lsarh Double plays Miller ana Hya,,.
earh and Gibson. Ftrst base m halls-nd IA,
neld. = on CAmnlit, ! OF RArkman. = struck out
" Camnit1, J; b. harkmAn. Nit hy pltrher
ny ieneld tEllsl hy CamniU tRarkmani In.
gtre IN chief RiGler Field umpirc fmsile
lime : hour and minute
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'RaiJrd or "ri- lrs o. 'nr >sCdnI inning
Nrv Nnr. % % = o. % 70
Washinrtnn % ID
ftras Ntg 5 or HsmprW N1trr : th,ss
Alsun hughes Washington Milan q tru
Nrl' Ebrr'rd Nrhaefrr HariN Iirst ba-r un
error, Sew N0T. O. Washington. 20 lr.f on
hases NrV Norh 70. Washington First ha-~
on hslls : NTl'li1g g. OF uhrfiIn. uf hu
urhs = % Uughr, N's 100 Netsiiug . iI
fao tnnings o. uuerir ln four auI one Third
Inning uf Hiurchs iH uWO and NO thir.is
inning, StruJa out W itbsrHn I b. Hinrirh, g
hy Huanrs Three hA- hits NuFhs, Milan
T,sp has hts Srhaefsr Milan kiu'icT Ntr-I
urr firs Gardner NJlt~r lcAy~li ~toiTl base,
HtuphiII street hazr austin 49, n' uitrher
"a. Hughes I'IierfruII VIA pitch Ncisliuu
Iunuchs mpiF, lgAn lime . hour and
uiuutfs
HpsTON q Q F. FHII.AUFtPHtN - o.. o
pHti,DFLPuts fTne = after thr nrsi
inning when thr Nihieucs bln~hri four oi their
eight hits Tor three run. kATgrr WAS inyintihie
tad ii8ston Nun IN The ciGhth ~ Stahi inEiinE
and srorinr on lrviss long drive iu the -CJrt
h1arl rhr sruTc
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Hated for Wilhelm IN me sishth lnnirg
trooklNu n n o q
tosiUn 90 .
Runs hnookyn dalton. Wheat HuHusel len
lot Horton collins. HcrE0g : yhaFpe gheao
9fahAm = Hcs. lcit on bases n1ston. s.
on Nllhelm. 3 ~ DTn Z strrirs out. Hv Wti
heiu, . Home runs flerE. Lennon Three hass
W. "heal hers Two base 1iis heTE1r
1a-fa Naerne1 nefSug C8litnG uouhis niays
Hummel 7 smith and Hurrt shean ssefney
enn 'lafrc uu hI Wirhef bt Wuhein lder
foa fataef halls hrrgcn r. Irwin. Il I'fnnirs
~ ctfi ILai fleii umpire Hrennan. rifhu
hour and 81 mi1utrs
olirAqo "a g.. 70. ClEgINNtTI
SH1cAco, june "a -rhe iocai team mad no
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NeM ENGLAND I.eaEne

- Nror rAfon Nrn kton 'Aarcnrr
81 HnNrrtli Worcester. 2 IaNerhiu
~ lowell foErN (. itnn
40 Nea hedfuri flr,i game Yea R~df1rd
Pan tiNrr -. uuI dame FaH W'er e. Nev
fIsf furH q
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south Atlantic I.eaEus.


A. MAron Ma-on. o Augusta n
~ Columbus savannah, columbus
~ Columbia HlNrk kso1Nille I. Columbia q
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Totsh "a 49, y q ro'al' = - = n
.RAtt-d for RarkrAn ~ -. ninth lnn'ng
clarke out. hit hy bate h1N
~ Louis ...........
lHttsuurf .......... y a. T.
Run ~ tl1fiis -Hufrin>. ~ ko1-trhr.
ur~snaha, Pftt,huf wv c u.- HyAu.
NIisDT MckrrhN- TaV b. a.. Wagaer
ko1rEh,, hre'nNhan Thrv+ bass 0lt, NOV
.Oaa-. Huvrins Mo~r-> Na-rnrc fics
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NaNNFl lWl 't''A''Na ~ wv = NhNh HlulHA
Ihirago y n -
lt~trolt q y q % - s
Runs ChtcaEo Zeiter . Hfcwne COuina .
noughsFN GAndil Walsh Detroit flush. Conh
: raWfUrd Deiehanty Tao nsse nits IFaW ford
Collins llougheru Home TIn Galdu SarTinre
htts Letler Gandil Sarrlhre ~ Neuary
stolen has-s Eietrr . NrowHe uouble plays
Young payne and Gandi Mullln and MUdarty
fIsh DelehAnty and 7 JONES LEFT On basea
Detroit Chirago Firsl hase IN halls On
Young : oh Olmstead I on Muihn. . first
ba-e on error thicaHO Suurk out Us
Noung / hy Waian ~ Nuiin 4 mplrr In
shie' connolly tied umpire Dineen. Tine
hnuTs
sTEvVtAND. ~ L0rta - o.. n
CIEvEtaNp. June = ~ l1uis only r11nag-i
70 fst four hits on Lake N day and uas shut
80 'hs fafaa Tha .an@eH
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Runs cleveland ttTanCY. NtnfHl laiuie
I1rd Tao hasr Ne Fasterls lacrihre f}
Pastrriy Ftrst hase on halls ~ Lake. O. on
LIME ~ by pitcher ~ ilnkc Lake. first
have o. errors st i0uis = Cleveland. !. LETT
on ha-fs NJ Louis. J. +, irvetfnd Ntuirk out
~ tsks . Nv Linbe Impire E,ans. Time
. huuT alI % miguies
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~ Atlanta Aua1'A. Memrhis
~ Monte MOuir, Z NCN UrieAn,
~ Montgomery l'fst game NoitgomeD. I:
~ fmingfam ~cyo'd game u,rming SAN l.
MUntgonitN
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IWERNCAN LEIGIE.
HiEhlanders Gather IN Free scoring
Game In Mashlngton.

The HiEhlanders and Washingtons had a
nip and mck ~'rap N Washington Yesterday
and the New orks won. although Outhatt.d
They drew nearer to first pla"e the iiosionS
kindly helping With vt"toTy over the
Athletics The D-troits have fallen upon
evil times and we're WOr~t"d hy the White
SOY That makes threr defeats In SUE
ocs-iou tor the champions. the hrst time such
has happened 20 them this year The Ileye-
lands dropped the browns m the Whitewash
The results
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EASTERN LEiGUE.


Jersey CITY ynOfrd Ansthcr Ntrtory yesterday
afternoon over uuntres. ~ 20 a. 1ersey Cty
The Nkceters GOT u - run IN their ,rrond inning
Nithont the anu u M lohnsun drew q hasr m
balls and whrn Ahstcin's attempted zarrinse
aas thrown 20 Curtis by Corkin ~ hrst. the latter
missing the hall johnson srOFrd The wore
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this ONE SNAP FOR GIANTS
THEI BtT Mann lND BEAT
TP THE QUlkERS.

Drurke DOe, We'll In the Hex fOr the New
Works nrOoklyRS Nauled by the Roa-
tons Cubs RuR Away FrOm the Reds
and the Pirates Defeat Cardinals.
There VA, no holding the t.iants Yesterday
and hv strong hitting they ran avav from
the Phillics IN the thirl game ~ the series
Thrii fellow tOWnsmsn. the BrOOklynS. had
a less profitable day They verr slammed
by the llostons In the Wesi the lsaderles-
cubs arose In their might after = period
of ,s'thArks and routed lhs Iincmnatis.
The PittShurEs we're too murh for ~
Louis The hitting nv the " inning teams
was hard all along the line The results.
New NSrk. o: Philadelphia. I.
Boston. o; Brooklyn. Z.
ChiCaGS. %; Cincinnati ..
PittsburE. q: ~. isOuls, q.
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New York. state Lsasue.

Ar EtsMtHN
HH.F
WUsrshArrr % n % q q %
Rlmi-a N o
Batteries NppirgAts MAtheNs AMI Hauh
Schmiit All Phnlr rpIrc Nelly
~ ayHNCUHE
ans
Troy % n q n 90
s. -arI.e q N n n o
Hai'er'e- HurE and Warner Aletaads- and
koopman lmUirrs Knrcland and % Bfen
AT Jt1CA
FuH
AIha7y % % n n n ~ n % %
rUra $40 an
nattrrirs NyHudr rbsek AMI pnrt. Ifoh
rTtAlllf and BurnN Iuuirrs Flhnerg auu
hruuu
hT HINuHanIos
Tranfnn ~ % ~
ninghamfon n % ~ n 70 n n ~ {.
Rlff~ri-s Nfurger R1d NurItr walker AMI
Ilsrhr. 2 Uurr D-r0pIe
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Run ph.lateIphs Noran' Nsv Ncr.-
Fl-tcher Meyers Two has M t-idweu Three
ha~ h.'s Iru~ke. NuuAy sarrihre hii
ls't On hass~ phuaI,pha O. New Nork !
l.r'i hase on srrors phiiA ieiphA /. tioIhls
nIA,s Utus snd Wart Wr,rTs and I,ayls
foNrn &: h, ururss s IIrsi hass on balls ~
FWinE m ururtr VIA pitrh NrOuli,ep
Hts ~ ! 0ing IN ryr innings No une out IN
atih of NrO Iilien. IN one inning or foNen S
Nm rirr kans Tme hovrs
tosInN - o.. . ruooEIYN.
BosroV. June :S !losi on Wor sasl,
today In q game that looked for a time A.
" n Would he IN interes'inG encounter
BsooSlvn scored two rrrs ~ 'hs reel on
Daltun's single. ~ ~ene, = nun Of Gyaham's
Throw. Nheaf's - nls and an 0ut ~ aTst
The 'uc1ls tied %" srnrs ~ their hal! on
a single by tOllin. leryog'- double and
tgo pufOufs ~ nrst kesk put as team
m the lead Wfh home rtn drive In The
80 ond inning. and y bevame 10 b
~ he third -ess!On un collins single. tEO
fOrceouis and Niier's iorhl-
brooklyn Ucd rhe srore again IN the
fourth. Nhen ieunoS hit over The ienre
~ pring NumWei ahead of him Frnck
then ughfeneH up aud allowed huf fWo
more hus bua'Ou rscained rho Lad IN
th- s,iSth. when Graham sinEle'l and Bsck
--nl him over tn~ plate Nrh trirle Her.
z0g Was NJ in 'he Nevi inning. stole 4erond
an9 -cored nen ErWin lei tho thtFd strike
on sharpe rull fr Tho pavilion
lleii seplar-d Wilhelm In ths eiahth ard
iasnod q pas 10 ,heal 'iraham bounred
ons OH 3elis NIT and smith ihrsw wlld
irving 10 get ne batter NJ Rrs,. both poyss
moving up a ha='' aud 3. oriRg on Bsck's
double frD'F singled anil brought perk
home The s'orc
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Run Jersey Ciy Iahnson Tint hayr on
erIor Montreal \ leTsey city. LEFT on hase>
Montreal, lersel tily. S Fifst hasr on hails
OF FefTy, :, OF WiGg>, StTtrk cut ~ leTTy.
=, ~ Nigrs. agiifys hits. HannifAn. Ahstein,
Cockii, krirhell Passed ball krirhen tmpirs
N chief Halligan T'sd umpiTe flnnefan
Time I hour and = Minutes
NEwAaE, rnRoNro. I
JOE MrGlnnii,', lndlahV had sweet revenge on
Toronto ysziFUAy 'or thr shutout % the tlay
before The MAilc Leafs Nerr trimmed 20
The QrOrr
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Other Basslpall Games Yesterday
~ NiDni Tvows. CoNs


ntm.rs ,lurnur 900 10000 n.i Z Z
D.fn4 'rh Varsity . % n = q % D D
Ne -'-, EksF3m and Jhadbourne. Glare
a1f urt an
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Game. scheduled for To-day

NATiUsAL tgAurT
Psih irlpnis m Nsy Nork B-Ookyn Ia Bos'il
A, lnrinnAu " Ittisuurg thicago a. ~ Lou.>
AMTuiCAN IEAs.E
Neg NO-G N Nashinrtoa: RoStsn n snN,
irpria ChiCa 20 In nct-ot 1t Louis In Cievs tbnlA
t,ErtRN IEAarN
Toronto N Nesari. Montreal IN Jersey tssAt
n1falo IN l'roVtlenrc Rorhestcr In liaidmore
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NIns Nnstnn lord. Ntahl wagner. hhrgrT
Philadelphia Heitrullsr OlirinE CJiiins liF,t
hass on error Rostun, ter On ba.fs pIiia
delphia e ltoston Ftfst hAsr on balls Uf
Co0mhs. S'vurk out ~ Joouibs = hy karztr.
THREE base hlf FnElp Two hase hf lewis
Sscrihce hit. Hoopcr 'ayis stolen hasrs
Iakcr Hooper l,ouhls plsy KarEer ARd ioft
uirr OtouEhlin TINE ! hour and 81 mlr
Tftt
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Al ~ loseph ~ Joseph { lAnreln o az
inHing>i
A. Topeka SBuS CITY, ~. rnrska 5
~ WlrhitA a. ichita. 9. Omaha.
A. beaver utINrr " nrs VH t,.
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uasshaii. Pnls Grsunds. Ie-dag 2. ".
Gisas VG Piisdsiphia. Aan. sos-sfI.
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ugrHotT June - Detroit CriebFAted ~ thlrf
p~nnant rAt,inG daS by dropping q game 10 hi.
aEo 4 h0mc rn hy TAMIL Nas ne batting
feature The ,strr
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roAs a,wi Totals AIo,7 &
NJ louis o ~ q o n q n
cleveland % q 3
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TotiL y - n roAs y ..Ii. \
Montreal nnn % o o
Jersey Cty o d q n %
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NJ Harrisburg lAura>tcr. iarrisburs l.
At ilea ing keAiing =; iohnsto l.
~ WORT NllhAmsnort - NOrk
~ TTef tn TfrntJn I. iltnOna o.
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~ this trtnfuTNaAeN ierslt fry
With the increasing fOOd n migration
toward Reno a general hosting move
ment ~ the price n living IN under way
Thn r-Sta Irant k"eper- who a week ago
rstsed the price 0f h,otled mountain
trout from IS cents 20 IS c'.nts. even though
Vpu oan -es the raw product swimming
under the bridge IN the heart of town.
had not the daring INA ginitiuu of a San
Frauci.cp syndicate which IN nov yrOvid-
ing quarters q. luxe Tor tho incoming
a,Is.ts This sntsrprising company has
heen quietly leasing all the vacant
stores ant rooms above stores IN buRi-
rsss blo.k.. and there they are installing
g., carload vt COTS which arrived from
san Franciscp to-day For the higher
pricsd tast.. cast iron washstand and
= piece " petrif"d soap arethrown m with
the cot
4 I'm" large loft over pickle factory
winch contains only siN cots. NAV ~
had Tor the aggre zate prIce n SIS day
Any zIngls room m One n the houses
.l0nR what - known ss Divorces Row
nav i.. had for from 81 20 s. a day. and
"a. gurs, washes himself
Il will not in long ls"iOTr the railrnad
rninTauy bogi0s o. hOlss ~ hundretH
IN Pullman cars Down az m" town oi
~narks which Is the sud ~ % division
and nnly about four Iniie, from .;sno
there i. q network ~ side tracks. az. there
% f- sad that Il naUers,Ty .'n0 cars could
d q. q k.r care ~ iuf thr threa days IN
Guiding m" Four'n
n " Sle1ds1 -Ererintendent ~ The
Sacramento division NJ the southern
Pacific Railr. ~ and P = KindelOn. whO
- suecill traaic superintendent appointed
u solve tho knTttv r.IlTttd problems
ce1triug gbIu' Reno. htye bssn iu r0n o.
ference here Ihsy SD tp-tly th al
alth0ugh there .ra only fifty first class
P,Tlmlus ~ present avIilabIe 1n ths
p.ciac Coast lines that would he brought
from the Past every day and before the
Gghi there ought fp De siNyy-fye ~
seventy Pullln1us and second class sleep
ing ,LrH sitefrlCynd ~ Spar<s End Reno
pr 'ha acC0wmud- - the overland
Glss@ngn-s
Al interesting pieCe y sporting gnsaip
panzed around town to-day. Il was that
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AnerIran Association.

A. Iill'lIHl 9 isApoU,. tJlumpuS (.
e tanl.,Iy LoIis,'llr o. kansas LNt, &
go II iAul ~ PAUL ia. ruicdo
~ MilNauk q" NlsauNce. ., lnlIalaboils, !.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29

sit by her father, the king, and get her
lessons.
Well, while she was trying to the old
king went to sleep. The pages and lords
were nodding, too. When all was quiet
the little princess, fair and rosy, got up
and tiptoed out of the room and went into
the garden; she walked around till she
found a secret door and through that she
passed.
Down by hedges and beds of myrtle she
wandered, tearing the lace on her dress
Her arms were bare and her hair blown
back her dress was torn, but she seemed
not to notice that.
Suddenly she stopped by a brook and
"Shall 1 take off my shoes and stockings"
she thought Finally she sat down and
drew them off, and went wading down the
stream. 1t was beginning to get a little
dark; the princess was half afraid, but
as she was wondering what to do next
she looked up and saw lltt.o girl not far
Off. Come and play" called the prin-
cess. They played together till they were
tired; then the little girl took Princess
Marjorie to her house.
They sat out in front OF the cottage and
each had a bowl of bread and milk for
supper. And when it grew little later
each went TO bed on a pile of straw.
Meanwhile the whole palace was in an
unroar. Everyone was hunting for the
princess. They went out with torches and
hunted and hunted, but all that could be
found was pieces of lace and the princess
shoes and stockings.
After two hours search in the morning
they found her playing with the cottager's
child.
Punish the ragged people" cried the
king. mo, you will not dare; l love her.
we have played together. You shall not
touch them, for 1 ran away" replied the
little princess.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29
The Lily Queen

BY Margaret Matthews. Aged 10 Years,
1928 California Street. Omaha. Neb.
Red Side.
''oh, dear, there is nothing to dot" ex-
claimed Dorothy, just coming home from
school. "Why, Dorothy. you are so unlike
yourself today, where is Edith" said
Dorothys mother. Teacher kept her after
school because she whispered
Edith was Dorothy's chum. Dorothy
had beautiful garden for she loved flow
ers "Why do you not go into your gar
den? Your lilies are all out" said her
mother. II shall do that very thing" said
Dorothy. She went into the garden to the
lilies. She found place Just right size
for her to lie down in so she layed down.
She was not sleepy, so she began to talk
to herself.
1T is SO comfortable here" she muir
INJURED. "of course it is" said voice
above her. She looked up and what was it.
1t dazEled her eyes it was so beautiful.
"Who are your" Dorothy asked. Get
up and see," answered the voice. So
Dorothy got up and looked all around, but
could see nothing, then she remembered
the voice was above her, so she looked up.
Are you the lily queen?" asked Dorothy.
"Of course I am" said the lily queen.
Now Dorothy, since you have nothing
to do you may come with me If you want
to-" So, of course, Dorothy said yes"
and she started to walk.
mo. you must fly, If you are going with
me-" said the queen But can't" said
Dorothy. Don't tell me you can't; just
give a leap" said the queen. SO Dorothy
did as she was told and up she went right
beside the queen 1t was so delightful
flying way up so high. The people looked
like tiny specks on earth. Dorothy and
the queen Travelled on until they came to
beautiful mountain, there they stopped.
1t was not mountain, but a star. Dor
othy had never seen such sight Lily
people were flying about.
The queen took her TO her palace and
she was just going to sit on the throne
when Edith called her. She had not
been with the lily queen at all. she had
been asleep. She was glad though, that
Edith was home.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29
Elsie's Dream

BY Dorothy Parsons, Aged 10 Years, 1902
North Forty-second Street, Omaha, Neb.
Red Side.
1t was a hot day and Elsie had gone out
into the hammock to read her book of
fairy tales. She had read long when
fairy stood before her. Good afternoon
Elsie, would you like to visit fairy land?"
Il am to big" said Elsie. "Oh no, you're
not" said the fairy and she waved her
wand over Elsie three times and Elsie
became three inches tall. And then little
golden chariot appeared before her. They
rode through the forests and reached the
fairies palace. Then Elsie and the fairy
stepped out of the chariot. When they got
inside, the fairies were just going to give
a ball and all the fairies would be there.
The dance had just begun when Elsie heard
her mother calling her to come to supper.
Elsie told her mother her dream and
wished that she could have slept longer
and heard the rest OF her dream.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29
(First Prize.)
Prince
Omaha Zee.

BY Hazel Stanwood, Aged IL Years, Seward,
Neb. Red Side.
once upon a time there was a little boy
whose papa gave him little colt that was
about two weeks old.
When the colt grew to be horse the
boy broke him, and soon became very fond
of his horse.
The boy grew up to be a man and mar
ried nice lady, but still kept Prince Qor
that was the horses name).
Then they used him for driving horse.
After awhile they moved from Nebraska
to Kansas, and took Prince with them.
In Kansas they put him in a pasture with
two colts.
One night he got out of the pasture and
the colts followed after him.
The next day the people to whom he be-
longed missed him and the colts.
They hunted and hunted for him and the
colts and at last they found him about fif-
teen miles away going towards Nebraska.
Prince had gone to the depot where he
had been unloaded and the colts had fol-
lowed him.
Prince then started up the railroad track
towards Nebraska and the colts had fol-
lowed.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29
The Fairy in the Belfry
By ANNIE JAMES.

time for the bells ringing II rang out on
the evening air, oh, so gloriously! Even
Pietro had never heard such ringing. The
tones were sweeter than the voices of
children in holy anthem on most holy
day Pietro sat upright to listen. The
music of the bell filled him with delight;
It made him forget his fever and aching.
In fact. his limbs became strong and he
arose and stood on the stairs, half ex-
pectant. What hand knew how to ring the
bell in that way? Had some angel come
from heaven to help him? But no, those
things never happened any more. Angels
could not come to earth.
And in the streets below the people con-
gregated TO listen, speli-bound to the
bells ringing. Never had they heard such
music from the bell before. And after the
ringing had stopped they gathered about
the church door, waiting to greet the
young ringer when he should come out.
And Piearo, after the ringing, felt not I'll
at all, and with a joyousness in his heart
went down the stairs to issue from III,
church. Just as he reached the lower ster
a soft hand touched his shoulder. wait, "
spoke the voice that had addressed him o.
the belfry stairs, wait, wish to speak
to you"
A sensation of happiness came over
Pietro. You are a fairy" he whispered
AT first I did not realize who you are
But now know you to be fairy, and
you have come to help me because have
been ill.,"
Yes. and l shall ring the bell for yol
every night till you are well again. And
the fairy paused" and then 1 shah LEAD
you to another place where you will hav,
a happier and better life than here living
In an attic"
'Oh, how can ! thank your" aske,
Pietro, eagerly. Butt must be goinI
now, for l must not linger in the churcl
after the Eel has stopped ringing"
I'm be here tomorrow-to ring the bel