davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-12
!: How 10 Take Your Vacation

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zssay % ahas % SCI = few AsSUnH rsHL
zssts-a ne Fu1Ea.h sssss. just retErned trum
~ S1Eaide Inn Ha
-eessa SO asE Pezzsn. rsesty sor S'urE
nns ready for pla5~ lAzghsd ms wise
Carl atzrt peusrns1 1puu az Country.
Ro1h girls worked N = a0wu10Sn ofcce-
Tk,8F s4sessfped me sane sElEry .Dr rne
nanss zzurk had ths sane triands and
4shsn IN roWn w1nt ~ Brefry Zuch ths
sazrse rlareA- re urzly di1sru1ce - rAA1
saa pusanuH piGzEEne wan an Hra0r rnHt
eszass as.sV naaanar1 hzAl1h. cast ~ G-E
arhsr amt thA- nzzEht temporarily P1a
aha fHs~-aIsas.. lever On IN 1gB ras ID
M.nnearur EAnds dne.0th Allows Tlruzu-r
a uRe4zz1a hsr ma u-her u apes cane
So = raaag as-.xH41zfu-m n tnto rsa1 hap-
ransaa. ssuAluas sAe % hsAIuhy, h never m
4 ntara ~ -1eTHz- ana u Lbls n G;p-
ssarstnsta hensesa Lhs Acrua1 essence q
NY IA - hszlBe. - hrfIliEnL szzaranr.
TSe FsoIish 70 EIsent s1r a6theE. hDtsl
IN s.nf taciAsIsnll, eEpenses uf her wAnA-
sGaa aSs41s Ssseks nrrls anuas GaAz un
-zursbe1azE we lzdnrhs a. EEre vu-'k
ana 4Aaus1s aEaHaHd prunennds6. l1aehs1.
q 4
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-12

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a0rlh q Area
In M InIs q Man . hrss6 % cH1s w1rhDut
tails - qu1xs c1mn1n-
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On Juns Is. III and prSvec N ta@ou
VIVA EEhE1ng
w1asr q lDg ElinaAs INST . bo.f ~zu
% cSrtury'-sps 1fes ~ hoE W4s rlAds
IN Eshru&ry =. II
Frsf. asl18zss slnoassrazE oDsnE1@d 1as
1rst tzleEzApM Hnsfaz Nay q. IA ssrWsa1
Esw era ana SA1rD-r1
1EAlg 11Eh Vs4r as1s 1eB rmB - a-4Mss
hiaaauns Ana Ai1B ouns - rusan n ne
EHpafeErlN Is psrHm~T a
In r7E ne hn4 - Fr1nnS ear nA1urHi-
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lhlE11 Azls1 - AAnd n Benssn-
W1nAn s1aNgh ~ Bsslm4EaG. REA1E
WstsannE 1u-y nans % p1unanL aE4zk
aighf sA11ns-a4-als -dEily m rBs-
A asys hsa Wa sPuna IN ksS n lard
IN Juna n Tx AZ Alez IHglura s1nre
Ma - Barclay srrest New HarE C1-
n 49, <us~r1~4 ~ - FHu-E11~aA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-12

1snds1. rhs upright carriages hroasht VAN
II certain panAlnisA-
What rhese were is tadscaasa ny Dr.
bsen walking upriEHr he mas hsna trytaK %
adzs't his Az-rnihecetre and uz-Eans N ms
new walk But ~ 1hss process a. a6npGA-
non has never bs=s gonplsneo mag b SID
an Imperfect GzEuazG. rs aino@sd Nmzh-
zIEur1 and Ocher scienrtEts HdrnfI
The nErnrRl arrhltscrnrs 81 n1an. anys
KiuEz h qui1s oeEaOuh- II was plEanlv n
esndsd 1hEs rhe HptuHl culurnn sn1uid h
hur1zanSA1s G,ne rtE1 Al ina Eanas and enaEy-
injured organs. such ~ fks.Aznr1 ana uaas1-
Ach. shOule hing aDH-nN1r6H t-on n. ans
- pr1tsctsd by n Tbs Epiuaa .cuhuuun :.
hs Says. IL aorh1lE but a ruos n fuuns -
Il n nCt - - tunanae6 - s11rze1 tha hu.Gy
su1u1 an upright nEEg1aEa. ~as.n zzn
vent 1our-eo0aa1- WIKI hAs urEzns szznens
frum mn spinal n0iurnn, ~ the urEzzH w..r.
IN sEAcey deraosd poEtrio4 - ruearas
ons EnorAz-
when he began n g upriEh1. rhnss e.
gz1A tended ID SAG. ana fAll .Ao1n1ssrsss
and rlziH ciHtribussd chsE munuaS aua.r-
fUncriouing This caused nazr1y Eaamuuts
and pG-rirulG-sy digsEttEs eauzilaAuen, uairh
NJ EniEnA BUr1srH tram fnans runuaaazss
have been q nsnse ~ wezlznaas 70 IrsnH sud
instead n rsr1rning N an an-auuun a1rs-
cada- hs hnS lar nilinus u yuAr1 p4st hueu
trying - AdAgt himself 70 me new csnes
riouA Bu he has not altursrhsr Euo-
ossdee. nac - sctl suc1nrzr nuIr n. "a.
ltHrbs& SqulsoinA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-12

NY Dear Lssrsrra- WONT you please say
n few Of ne curing things y8u know N
well how 10 Wrate about me mar VIA kseEa
cnuLing 70 see a Et-s and AGING Ike =
lover. ben never lr0DoseE don think tr'H
fair. when n man knows rhEz Etrl las n
Wan far him I'd make rhs advances. 1ur
him 10 take Aav&zrA3e q the 1Acr and
aEEsr HpeA.kiaE the wuraE he 0ught 10 say.
] really believe this man loves me. and I
think no hRs an IDEA that he must wRif
EirA PieAss tai me WhE1 you think u
hin ana Of ma situation Very Sincerely
WAITING ONE
This Is such common man question.
Ana IKE as me E1hzrz r. 1Dn. n n wurnEn
-Eassraan Il could 1niy fierce irts 0ns
EtrF's haAE sAs truth TINT n - hers - c1n-
rral tia world ~ courrEhlp and l0ss. but
rnz1 she muHt manage n Or 80 under. !
Eheule 1esl hEPpy. This mEz IN a double
dealer And me rzasDn he can be 20 Ii
because y0u and other girls Let hin Re
cErnot cuzrinne 70 take yen about. GreEz
yea "a n Ioper. and then nat propose a
ysu Il Y01 WI n01 81 win him
NnOw wners me shDe pfncnss KBu love
htm- Ana gsa EsaD haSing fha1 he u1H
.euuls 10 tn painG Vel. be W0nl He Il
ere 81 ma HslrAsh HhsarbGrs WIS s1Ak ~
Frzsllsses and have not rhe 1E&ursst shadow
al n toea of S~npuEing-
Eou sndulEe y01r hope and dscefve you--
seR VIA 1he rhsaEsnt thai he fssrs hs n
no1 making eBouEh - satisfy FeE Ind
hs ever 1sh y0u rhsx- No. he has a-upns.
n O. oDursel That 1nlp,y1uE daaEs b q
.ExuE1ns enc 'af TIA dguhls dsAlsr- Hs hAI
warks6 n 10 1ftsn Ihaa hs does n well
IA % 4Qrats cl@Rr, think he h . mArpl1t
and ths airu11am h 1ftznAzly nhr4sk1nE Tn
srrgunoHiry IN yuu- pET[ IDv1te HIN 4
dsziHt In hlA manopulis1as msGhodA- I'm
phstiuAIly Aasurs hin that he IL M i1nEa
weao1Eas. Re W1l bs Gngry- And yen
lohi I'm G1rNaG yen VII hHzk .d0Sn Eai
submit - the ounGltinn 7rhH1 yu1 cry en-
AGAINST and mAnu1AGrurs 1E FDurBslf
II ms Relf-cmaidsr4ng oC11pus Nhl
rsarnes rut me m1lri1n6ln1us arms u hi
desires and aeazzs yol and gUur the IA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-12

'schooiA AsguiA- E-1sndEnrs n rsgzt-sd
IN ths COMMON schools until che ASs q IA
h reAchaa and 1nnn u m IA the boy In r.
CURED 10 spend 1r0m twelve 10 Htxtsen
hourE \ week IN . continuation school
he enaesB q trade al IA learning III
5'r1crac1l saae Al n baDch- and N rhs con-
rrnuEricn sInool EEts 1taazratirzl training
n rhs hrE>cA - WHICH he intends u devote
his La. which gives him q hroA1 FONDA
Son and rhs ehEnns - bsc0ns q nhInsd
wouEmsl u II Bsazihie 1hHz prArriral
srHantng ~ this KIND m1Ehf sarvs 70 crzAss
q dsapr M1arest n sdDcErinu and 1sArh
b0th pGreHt and ach8lnr ne laaruztnrsE
a fE1hx rrE.z1ng N me pzhEir school.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-12


The roas1 is ruined = lhlss wife lglAin-
lively sEclHimee- a-f
Never MIND ths -uast~ her ln-d ar
swsnsd eEuberEn1ly- =I-d1n 4 GHpe fur Euv
dinner I've had su-neY Ez1oEacnss and
beer and rhs NEST E1ur7uus -1de Snv.
rhHrs ire greatest car YBu sFars san. and
only 2.@A. heo6 and al - - nunntnE
f. SAY ] car rTrn n alreafr Sirens r.
EstnE 10 inrrudues ne - n friend y his
he ttit-fks be cB.n induce HIN 70 ser M laaius
q car just 1Iks s1rfsnE ar Era Why
rharH IKE finding n n rhs E1rpetA- Thsrs
never wEs soch a bargain we've Egr slHe
none. RnE WV should We ~ fBoiiHh
enough - pm n nina house when An
Eu1rmonils in simply wiring a1afns -d1ur
Enu can e-su me a check ~ q E1Ets 1eu.
Ene wen stiH hHps q nest EGG II the
bszlk" sd. -a- .---.a y. 80 -..,a,a ID,
Yes s1id his wzfAs as q Er1m 5iE1r1 NJ
ostsrnins1fon sbozsd- zhs 1bnny 'etrncnnre
Of her face III ssie tDof @ai a 9hhk " .rnr
steel sd stefan q q EEsssm&Ssegt E@., 1rlsi
have q sBest EGG EHSaxRs sEE.Efa-hnszn n
Ifrfie house an the rcsiz9rTrR s,Aent- Il for
tnsiEt IN hAslng . car II -tthy, Youl - a
kind that 10 Always. szns stuu. .sey<r nsaazs
tOv-z. and doesn't knew Eucst ~ Ting Ne =
speed KNIT IfsA radls1E6 z:Ess, II T1uz
commentator ticker -iss4sana AIS sAg n ttse
yeEr How much sitf gssnr EEf1a s.nfan6-
bile "Trip cOst F0Es EpSwaSs-e
CCuByright I'LL by The X E1Eeraid Csse
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-12

,tsurtsed bread. Ieeuuanons bread ana
Schweirser ihrsha-rr =
The year III runtribUted 'SAusrtrUt
= special heEl1n bread Il lRslsd tive or
three years. ANALYSIS EaKTly Brvven rs
unaoing ans brought diHznHy 10 -lnEEy
Sakers.
In INb SimanE brad was fnrrodnueo
~ 4hs ane HarlEfREtnry s0lGl1inn uf me
nrs1n question. Next came the " bread.
NAMED after ItE tuvsnrurs NSs4zker. a dsn-
slsft who elAirned g-.es1 hyg1enie prDpe--1es
far u m rsspEng the ts@ah e-ee rr1in tn
prrtraa- Another tnvauGnr wEuted u
Snlps the bread problem win losf made
from cu1runseea flour. The latest 10 De
E-nOuDce6 prdur 10 tins KEgnsh 'stEnazrd
which nST hoids The eem1er Of rhs E1Ars
Nezs- F1runaA. Al ars1 nsmsthr hraas. lunc
EoEE1A-" --.- r--.7-ss -s-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-12
. The Bees kt0nle Magazine page x
How to Train a Wife =.


w1riRx sarAaaHps-- r--ua-ksd noo ufnsn.
Il ~. evu-srva1vs s5-cs-sf shs vu-at "
is sh.-x.so. ssrsnr.hvs ssoaazs- even = H,is
ssu~z4 gr~anost - 49,
HuAs-unsv-uhsv-1rvvra uTon q r-D 70
BesasbaE- 40 's-zas he- sost agvn vh=n-
ever EBothsr ess,- = ESrups IL rnsn1ianea
eeu.aas, Shs. has ire-o. a ruunhy mEsHHin.
arsn,essH -.sA.z .sl-uoEzs - h-aE, uua
aGuWEer9 a--Es 80
FsnEEy-sfos asrs -~ss wous -uahsr ~
IN o. oHs4aes ~ pu-asse- eTsnlnE ana
weave tEnc5es abou1 SIN urpu-chzss6
Hztls house - IRE cuurrrv- rhnn ~
sDsnd y on a Skrsst33y xAru1ur Ehvw
The C0nfr-neel sauF-ruu1sr-H wife had
bsan taking aFsat fbsir 'Tfzrls house n
p~s@S uouufrsr-- sar rrns vsz-E n1uw. Win
r~a1 azpsHsS m ne smyiuuEs bEnE they had
un1y - as1iaa 1ssr % auaooxR a urss-
less Eden ~ u1e uaanturR % . erpezeiexH
bur hesue,zs1irtHred .uunne m ~ fnla1c
pExscisesze z-srr
IN tx znuueha aur-=smn nesllAny- bur ou-
br1le houss. En-E uGaE n heEan 10 chooss
Il t1nsrrp@s sa,s EzoBstsl Hsuss111s sx-
clAirned ioyfsEi-
WY mo- tsaHg-. Fhs cunrirm-d Com
Al rhH1 rnauenf tfi9 ckes-fl cs-ux-chur
II q nsiEhbar'E Hu-grnobIip t1tsrrupt.d the
s,-,~+r<u.z5stxT ~esr -
-shy.- 4 s6t1.' 7se.s-<Ssns and MS rev
n5trF car, - de 9rs1unce6 r-um ne par
lur ~inaow, A-Ess KS tvo utbsr mex WIN
hin, - ] thtnk ttsssvr s sorie 10 asa yoa 10
enka. -3ag+ ~ - 49,
-If's busurfffi bar crEuna-utsa the
cs-f1fr-sed c1EEsirnussr. and hEstsnso 70
Re eid MT require run-h r---nRsanr
Tn BE back = 4 urre wtile- ne an
nsanose sHtAHsr.y e his VIE a. he salsse
his Gag frorh the MIR raof
Ar riEht Hsar,- she Agreed fdlv ''Fae-
rne.nber, w have dirner AZ O'Clock ON
EuildNy@ a. s-
me ceSfrs5ss CeIEElrlr1sr gave her what
the postE emf Vi iltarfi 81 merry snarr
IN btrbaeF p 'GAH an bSS11r.ss be said.
1ne the tuuE-sent Sn6tnr pulled s1snror-
Uusiy ont ur-Efrfrt a--- --------a-s--
n was FsNfsez SsfE e6EaEthrk Sunday
dizzn@H AAs-hts- =s8-as Ue4esrne-7sad mad M
hSrr ~ ssocsE NHaEr~tsss cSri1rrs-o Cum
uutsr hlgNn and burned and eusry. r.
turusf % ms hume- 1900 ~+sr -
s~----
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-12

dtnae and -sUpPsd ana sne r-1uruua 10 ne
1itS ~iLh an eEpGy RszssaDesk, Harz.1ur
MIND ard boag- r---.-- ,---- III
The vase Gt-d AccsnEsd IN suyaru1tur 20
spend twa- Ses.azs wf1h N nsr=s tz-ssl f---as
= Al oio-1EEiiGnaa h1@s IN \ nzaaEhrrzny-
eool and small 1sN1z Thas ann Was 10
paaAaee Hnlh. IN EtEfH esadzt EppruzsA-
ri1n- q TIA 4zE1xEtion shaa -nha- isan1 a
r1r1la-tEtp uCkrr I'D 1hs zsErs $50 lsszlss
cost hex e<artaE - Ets z.ukaufs nav
EDaEf mers ID aAHs her HraE MaG ass.uf st1aa
amount was fur pretty whsaa 1mnd ElazR
SA-Asoa Ahs 1eak a. . 80 81 zhs and
EEzl .-,r----V- 80
The goEng paopis ~ eAar tDaz -aoak hur
unaar rh1ir Hlag And-shgwads hssr risur ss.s-r
hssr tine Ehs 1sala ever =azAElasz EA.-~
were hay raaeA lAEa ana para p4-rasa
nllo A-narns0nB N Lhs $1,000 ua-bnr
niunEzids Auuf NEryas oaa-eaMhauuza Eu--
aun- snuh rneE1s Il sruA.a.h.rrazsr .rsuah
trun -hs NtneS. rEsEoerriss nzns "a rai-nanr
~ The bushes. rzA-- EeIloW ersanl szEz
Rum the uanr1ing nsa ana ezsuHv rsrut.,-
hes raEnt erum ras EEraan maas har buh-
he ever w1zA e4gsr1s1 Ear naAl rns Kua
h1lf - ne WGrl Ezsaas q kadx aas
1'1nd- -N'hen tns wlzirur saE -sAdy 70 ~
rGrn - rhs CRY Ahs W1s = picrlrs q
rz.n1nn1 ehseEI G7d npa. 1ra9ny ca-n-
plNl-lun 1ne s.ss1s eguE IN v31ch ths nxns
~ nArurs burnsd beN.rrkansay
Tia -. Nho sg1-zs ~ el5asa rAs MA4sE
aaDule - su1e plAns Nhsza 80 zEn
gz~1iy t1aS Ek1ng ~ ~ ez1aul .a1r narn-
.zE - nEN h1nscraA1 ar z11re nksly Z
rsGsusA M erGyse sgEesz. 1.ast h.ur shsus.
D'a-ns ~hHse clsrhas ARR nspsss aneaasnu
81 ne oHy. nua sssEeA and wArra. Ehs. -
ia,A'-zinA-iT I've ext e aRnEA- IA ,nrac.
~ sneh , eAq-aap ssp- AEeh y piuau.ru
np1 h-a1rA- wszld .,nz1feE. 1zE.. .uszulhil,
So Sllni.E h-r sw D. a. MMrE- s-nis
% ne rsE1lnz1un ss.Er.ua-r .rsu..Ss.. :
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-12
IOrettas looking tehe Nan VINO Double Deals

W5unding- p8in1- Bzt ySE-Wsl 7 know
girls. EOu would Etag yourself tu1D his
1sntEclek for H1e-3f he would bu1 ask yuu.
And when ne has Eon and squeezas the
very NE OUT q JOE with rms sslrihh szAc-
INNS. YDu VIII EntuD@ Ezld beg IN be re-
leased trnm thu grasp ~ 1hs eev1-f1hh-
On woman woman WumEnl what a gnesr,
Dear crearurs you are Buf duu't Be . fool
about tins TsErncutE- EEEn Hs isn't worth
Il There are lots Of better nsh IN the SEA
than octDpuses
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-12
Have Been Numerous Pads" in Bread


-1EaEF = tas IN 2zsers ans -l4n an
about . PEQa-Es< q ssR~sa- raAaanE fran
ungroune wbsEt- aaxz rhs operEncs NIL
Isrs ~ .waNs inrrDelirs6 BY me Awvdy n
aaa~ao&. and the Same. 3~d lhns nS@ been
sst1frarurea IN EssdS. -
--z.hea sznxnss.s zassrn.s. .xsnols N,nsAt hrsAI,
lrlo aorwsr BskJe a. sand EracEsrustas
pptala ,;clpur lnrHas -Hrs -E-zhzu .hrsAS- In.
in Dr. HstuSg a 4Esns1GtEs. x@s - iss fore
~si1h speuIAg nresd tor The elGssris,
xhirh he eatiee AIazrrnas brsA1- This
sesus 10 hsms eazlsAr time anDpc1O1s
asBuerude' f~a=l -@-a"
4-.aya< ntx1 spsrEAlryz prnz azrth MT Er'sAn-
Ar snb0uf the same '4-ns a. rhe ASsIirun14
hread the RnssEkn = sf9onEl E5eH1rn assO-
ulHziau. puupaszd lhHs brose -t,r-sbs- Posrsr
uinsHs.s s.sss1.lEr De sraaAe VIVA IN nautrrHrs
~ 4 s-sry i51TrsHsz1g rsniststnent q Ok
sssa 1silloh El.herls had EsDs- 10 vAssA ~
ne slauEhtsr-houazn -vs-T
--Rnasaa alHU ufsersG 70 the W0fId a EslI
Tor n,sl1a1g hraAt airsca crom he r1lzfhs6
rzEia. rhe Eu.s' er1.1nsu1 t-s~a mis- -1EEf IN
- sirassnss and a-vlzaa 4zElE-ssz "A rFHiy
RLIs.aaa aaea~--lnia-s g
Asa an zHn-lf1s year Waa specially
arasnc-en4ns ;stesrzrlErz bread whirs was
- noini1y herAided ~ 1sBnoon . standard
q dsdavs in this year AlsB came S~edish
pnlEtahle hard nreh1-- --gr-r
IN. 1zs pr W a flood chemist q E5Aua-
burH.- nszs E.aeMusRsn pHtsnrsda.EesDzouaan
fur m1aazyrs sKEftIrapa -ziEE WIN gsAst and
laavsr. -Hstsr Naal12s ghs mtxtIlrs stood iuS
txanEysaBur n znRazSsix h0urs .hAfaEN $50
81 assE asdE6E kaaehane. -'re 77
In -amg~ SNasg Hanhae xr.msanr intro-
nuu-a y ~un-snsAa, end stsssesrts, IN ms
sane. EHHr EzSnk re -tuT tt,saG PISS
EE - ~ s----E,F ~
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-12

In China when ne suhscrEber rings ID
FzrhHzEs rns Operator msy he ezpec1sd 70
ASK 10-a-'r
hat number does rhs luneraAEe7 son u
the noun and ErErs desire - -I
EIDhL rSVDzrhree~ ~-- On
eliennE- Then une esEcsanEe reazrnaes
VIA ne hon1rn1ls person g-Gci0nzly 1ur-
give the inAdequacy a Ftse fnaiEnsrscs.ur
service and psr1rit tina hunshiee Slave q
The wire N 1ufnru him fhR1 lhs nereF-d0-
-sufficaeurly-censurad Hue s-buay.'-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-12

rhs snarmSuH and hrEsen -effr8Ensry IL G-A-b
30 m1eh he VII also have the nsrvs n
cans hack 10 you A more sensitive Inn1
would not Eszt Il he hA6 been q the sen
strive type ne would not have proven him
self an octopus. He U1n csme hack IN
uns cunairinn-5 ne loves you more than
hinnsslI Or rather, z he loves himself %
well thE1 he misses your society because
II pluases him
Personally. 7 think rhs- only chanE EhR7
ne deserves IN n hR<pon with q sharp and
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-12

PAaEst II April N TIA that a ehalG : Tuu.s
q ace in rlMf s1A1e tipped 1ss ssmsas q IN
psundA-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-12

Ar- Hsrpsek-Ar@ you me man rtIA1 gave
my VIE = lot ~ tmpnd@nrss
Mr.. SCapsrI rsrksn ] an
Nr. Hsnpack--&ihzksl Your a hsrn.-FEah-
aRaG.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-12

TsRcheT-Why. WfIItE-10na yuE know
WhA1 el0Gh ~ " sA1 n 4ss1tr COZ nfsiSfss
o. - s~~+F'-i - ~@.---r -
+ wme-FHrher's uid 1-suss-u.-PhnAd.g-
PhiA TslegrAph-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-12

On. altl4 = e -, ~ -
~ rack yoElr tl11r -. : a.
And h1ke . Wr'6ls
To nint ID ro1F 49,
HaCUE an q aEE1
An1 ulzEE 1lr Ia raEiun
Mnnrs Gs1 Ana - taRf
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-12

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1919
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-12
WHITFIELD FARMERS
BUSY WITH CROPS

DALTON, Ca, May 10.-The farmers Of
Whitfield are exceedingly busy noVr putt
ting In their cotton crop for the new
season The cool nights and mornings
that have been the order have made II
unwise so far to put seed in the ground,
but now that warmer days have come
every one is busy.
A record lot OF new ground Is being
cleared and ploughed by the farmers In
this section. but under the strong in
Huence of the corn clubs that were or
ganized here this spring NEST Of the new
ground taken in viii be put In coin.
The progressive farmers Of this sec
don have for several years made most
Of their own meat and this habit VIII.
of course, be more popular as the corn
clubs become stronger.
The fact that Dalton has one sf the
largest mills in the south and one Of the
best markets for corn in this section u
also responsible for much OF the interest
taken in corn raising. Prior to this
time a large quantity of corn has been
imported annually. but 1t II thought that
in a few years homegrown corn can
be had to supply that demand Of the local
millers.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-12
SAYS NEW ROAD VII
SHORTEN ATLANTIC TRIP

NEW YORK. May 1o.-sir Edward
Morris, premier Of Newfoundland. who Is
In New York on his way to the corona
ton, is taking advantage of his brief
stay here to discuss with a syndicate OF
capitalists the proposed construction Of a
railway from Quebec to a point on Cape
Sir Charles on the coast of Labrador
The railway, according to the premier
plans will connect at its Labrador ter
minal with a proposed new line of steam
ships of the Lusitania type running be
tween Sir Charles and Liverpool, making
possible a three-day trip across the At
lantic.
1T see no reason in the world" declared
the premier. at his hotel here, why sucn
route should not be successful ana l
believe the proposal VIII meet with the
favor of both the Quebec and Newfound-
land governments It win mean by far
the shortest passage across the Atlantic
and with ships of the most modern type,
the VOYAGE from land to land can be ac-
comulfshed with only three nights az
sea The route would be open all inc
year round
"From Cape sir Charles to Quebec i
about 1 600 miles and with a line OF stand
ard gauge this could be covered at y
miles an hour, which means that passen-
gers could be landed In lower Canada
and central United States "a hours earlier
than by the biggest liners to New YORK
today. The ocean passage would be lsoV0
miles shorter"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-12
POSTAL CLERKS DISMISSED
FOR ORGANIZING UNION
Stewart Tells Committee of
Men Discharged Without a
Hearing by the Department
NJ RALPH SMITH.

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Under a
grilling cross-examination today, Sec
ond Assistant Postmaster General Stew
art admitted to the house committee
on reform In the civil service that pos
tai clerks have been discharged without
hearing for ''pernicious activity in pro-
noting the organization of a union
among the railway clerks. He stated
that Postal Clerks Duff and Van Dyke,
of st. Paul, were removed for this rea-
son. though both were competent and eff
ficient employees.
Stewards examination was concluded
today, and Oscar f. Nelson, of Chicago,
president of the National Federation of
Postal clerks, was called by the COM
mittee.
Nelson quoted from interviews with
former Postmaster Beneral Cortelyou
and Frank H. Hitchcock, who was then
first assistant, saying that the postal
employees might organize all the unions
they wanted. There would be no objec-
ton from the department" said these
officials at that time.
Nelson told of his summary dismissal
from the service because of his efforts
to obtain better working conditions for
the clerks in the Chicago office. In
spectors were put behind him and short
ly he was discharged without any hear
ing whatever.
The Chicago postoffice was depicted
by Nelson as unsanitary and unhealthy,
The conditions, he said, were notorious,
clerks were constantly sick, and many
died as a result of these unwholesome
conditions, yetiit was impossible to OBJ
tain any relief from the authorities and
the clerks were not allowed to appeal to
congress-.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-12
COLUMBUS GRAND JURY
WILL PUSH CRAFT PROBE
Turner Says More 7 han One
Senator Will Be implicated
in Scandals

COLUMBUS. o., May 12.-with the
convening of the grand jury at 10
o'clock today and the meeting of the
Legislature at o'clock the graft scan
dial which thus far involved IL MEM
bers Of the legislature will be in full
swing once more.
Prosecutor Turner denies the rumor
that the investigation will end with the
Indictment of one more senator and rep
resentative.. He returned from trip
taken yesterday in further investigation
of the graft matter, but refused to say
where he had been.
He announced that efforts VIII be
made to summon Harvey Gardner, mem
Der Of the national Democratic commit
tee, from Ohio. Mr.. Turner also intt-
ated today that there are prospects Of a
big explosion which will implicate
number OF people. PPerjury charges
will be made and indictments will be re-
turned.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-12
HUSBAND AND WIFE ARE
STRANGERS BEFORE LAW
Louisiana Inheritance Tax
Work in Queer Manner in
the Baker Case


NEW ORLEANS. May s.-Husband
and wife In Louisiana are strangers
when it concerns the states right to
the inheritance tax. according to SUI
preme court decision rendered yesterday.
and the state is winner thereby.
The court ruled that the state could
collect the per cent inheritance tax, or
1874, from Mrs. Page NJ. Baker, a
widow.
The state had appealed the case on the
grounds that as she was not blood
relation to her husband 1t was obvious
that she came under the head OF "a
stranger" and was. therefore. within the
meaning of the law.
This view was upheld. The state, how
ever. was made TO pay the costs In both
courts.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-12
WORK is BEGUN
ON BIG cANNERY

AMERIcUS. Ca, May 1O-work was
started on the largest and most modern
canning plant in Georgia, which win rep
resent an investment of more than $4,000
and of capacity sufficient to handle all
the peaches, truck and sweet potatoes
that may be offered 1t this year.
Mr. Fred ]. Strong, or the United
States Canning company. reached Ameri-
Gus yesterday and went at once to the
farm of the Ware-Progress Orchard com
pany, where the plant viii be erected.
An experienced New York millwright is
with him.
The complement of machinery, Mr..
Strong states, was shipped under the
sheds of the Progress, company,
and no delay viii be had in getting to
work upon the buildings and placing the
outfit. Within a month, in all proba-
bility. the plant can be made ready
to start business.
And it Is going to be bee hive OF
Industry when started.
Not only will it afford a market for
peaches and potatoes, the products ham
died principally, but it will afford lucra~
tive employment to an army OF helpers
during the fruit and potato packing sea-
sons here.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-12
FAILED HIS PARENTS,
HE TRIED TO END LIFE

NEW ORLEANS, May 10.-'My folks
want me to make something of myself.
but somehow don't seem to be able to
do it."
This is the reason given by Paul Grey,
a bright 1S-year-old youth of Stanford,
Tex, for his unsuccessful attempt to end
his life yesterday with a pistol ball
through his brain. He told the city re-
corder that he recently ran away from
school in Aberdeen, Tex, and did not
have the nerve to again face his parents.
Young Grey walked into bar grabbed
a, revolver and pulled the trigger, with
the muzzle pressed against his head. The
safety catch was jim and before he could
release it the revolver was taken from
him.
Several years ago, judge" he said,
IT was struck on the head with baseball
and just don't seem to be able to make
a man out of myself"
Grey is being held until word is re-
ceived from his parents.