davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17

- : tf.t =. .t.'.- 49, ~ 80 , : 4 IL
'Ianifan'ha FLED for Martin in ninth
Mace batted for Divers In ninth
score by Innings H RI
Roanoke ....i.oe 0D2onO o. 4
Petersburg ....!.3 oo--i
summary Runs--Stein, Booe. Spen-
oer te'. Garden. Holland, Cooper.
Shields GU. Connar. Two base hits 7
Garden co., Shields, Home run MOL
land Base on balls eidS 1: Briick-
miller, Il Garden a Left on bases
Petersburg, . Roanoke, 3 tlits- off
Cefaln. { In ono inning: Garden 3 In
Rruckmiller q in seven innings.
Struck out-by Rcidy, ii; BY Bruck
miller. 6 by Garden. :. Wild pitch
Garden Time, , hours Umpire. Reh !.
man. Attendance. 1000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
EASTERN LEAGUE

~ Toronto Newark Toronto. rain
at Bumalo: Buffalo Providence. rain
~ Rochester,: Baltimore. .: Rochcs-
ter. eleven iniingsJ. iIH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
Underwater League
standing Of ,hc clubs.

Where They riny To-Day.
Norfolk at Old Point
Newport News AT Portsmouth
Elizabeth City at Suffolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17

st. Louis.
. ....::........... ..eeoooesoeNe

81 isoulS..-.- ......-.... ~ IS U -
Summary: Runs-Shotton, Hogan. Ste
phcns. Wallace. Sacrifice hlt-Mycrs Double
piay--Eiberfcd to Somerot Nto Elbcrfeld.
stolen bascs-Shotton. Austin Left on bases
ST. Louis. 6; Washington, g. First base on
balls--On Gray, 3: nf Lake, l. Struck out
BY Gray. a: By Lake. /. Wild pitci-Gray.
time OF game, las. Umprcs, O'Loughln
aud DinccD.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, o, Norfolk, 4.
Iynchburs, - Danrlllc, o ttcn In
ninSsl. III
Roanoke, ., petersburg, 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
PHILADELPHIA.
Cincinnati,
Totals ...Tlis7l5 Il Totals "a

Batted FOR Chalmers In eighth.
battcd for Shultz In ninth.
Score by innInrs. .+4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
Boston.
Total. ...ss 10 t.5 70 To,sl. !. 80 Is q

FBhttcd Tor karEcr In sixth
tone ont when winning run was scored.
score by Innings: HI.I n
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-07
&minfa iapanilainen bammaslaa.
fGri tpetGd nlpS bampaau.

Sapanilainen bammasldafdri ei
fdptd meta aipibteid netdesiddn mi'
oittuneen bampaan pois potilaan
iuusta. Sdn iuorittaa tuon toimituts
fen alma fdiin, tartuttaaan toiiella
fdbeuddr iansen fiendsti potiIaan
IeufapieIeen min, ettd potiIas eli mot
iulfea luutaan, pistdd bdn peufalon'
ia ia etuI ormenia bdnen iunhunia ia
moi minuutisIa poimia pois maitfa
z bommosta leuastanne.
NmmdrtGdtieen tdmdn maboouis
fefli pitdd tietdd, m%ilainen iapanis
laiIen bommoslddfdrin opetus on.
2apeaan loutaan poratoan reifid,
JOPLIN lp3bddn nostoia; Iitten fiinni'
tetdan louta luiasti maaban ia MT
on oppilaon bpppp'in meoettamd
Iauoasta irti n,io nastat. GnIin fdps
tetGdn fuuipuusta iabotiua lautaa,
fifteen tammesta Iabattua Iautoa. &un
oppilas on Iuo%riutunut ndistd tais
fista, on ban fpolmis bammaslGas
tGri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-07
aa
y gleiiiS llxtiFa. y
q h h h h b d ANaAAAAh
Waiiet boiottituat Nprmpnien TO-
fputSen.

2marr, Soma, elof. 81 y. = &af.
Il Mormpni firfon manbinta ldbti
ioltaiiin faupunsista ia beta iaat.
tamasia oil iouffo Malta, iotfa piti'
mat fomaa belinda peltiastioiua.
Mainitun firfon panbimmat pitipdt
ellen italia pubeita foupunsisia,
mutta oil beibdn idtettdmdt pubeen.
pitonIo fifteen fun paifaue iaapui
%irutfo MALTA, iotfa pitimdt for'
mia Idrfemdd melua baffaamoua
phteen ldtfipeaistd iebtpid astioita.
Welu oil Min fona, ettd pubuiain
oil mobbotonta Iaaoa ddntddn fuu'
lItpile. Wormonin fannattoiot foet-
tipat aiaa Malta pois paifalta belt
tdmdud pettd beiodn pddaeen, NUT
TO noisten miebet ia peliet iefaantuis
pat aIiaan ia plan oil anfara nprfs
fiIota tdpbesid fdpnnisid ia fofous
oil lopetettama. Sottut peIupati prt'
faatiin fuuMmista naiiista oil I'd.
nGdn uubeueen liiffeeud IaaitamaSs
ia mormoneia pois f~aupun9ista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-07
aanfalaisten fesfunoesta.

- Dastort 81. 8. 2uuIi ia 8.
Wotanabe nieroilipot Sitdbursisio
enIimdiien ferran t. T.. % pGimGn
Italia. Siuoin oItiin Iuomol. Idbe.
tpsfirfosIo, iofa oil Than t~dpteuddn
Iu omaIaista fonida. 2ofoufien a.
mofi 1U3:n ipalmin lufemiIela ia
rufontieua past. u. @roop. @ittem,
min pulpit iaponiIainen ldbetpsioor'
noaio .. Watanabe ianoien iobbos'
to: rGttepd tie ole teiDdn omanne,
Siud te olette fauiisti ostetut. 2un'
nioittafaa fiis SumaIao teibdn ruu'
miisIonne". 1 2or. 6: 1920. Gel
mdud IuomenfieIeqd pibettp pube tie.
FL Iiifuttatpan noifutufien tarffaa'
NINA fuunteIepiin fanialaiiin.
Gen idIfeen pulpit past. M. =,
anuIi opettofpaiiesti ianoien iobbos'
ia SEES. prof. 60 Iun. e~nlimdiisId
fpdripisid.
0irfosia artpeItiin eileen 100000
benfiI5d ia oil field ferdttp foIebti'
Fin tperrattain runios.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-07
MinpaStaaa bfft Ianln.

Muuan iapanilainen filffifanppias
futIui dsfettdin pari ldbetpsI aarnaas
iaa faupunfiinia ia totiinia. Sppfii
tdbdn fertoi ban lapiena fdpneenia
ppbafoulusia ia oppineenia iieud
lauIun r,Jeeius mua rafastaa". Sdtd
Iaulua ban ei moinut unbottaa. SpD-
I'd tebbesiddntin iobtuinat ndmd la
nat uiein bdnen mieIeenid. ~Waiffa
en- oIetaan tdbdn iaaffa ndlittdnpt
usfonnosta", Ianoi ban, upmmdrrdn
fuitenfin ettd Ie on tdrfein faifista,
ia mind toinon piffu tpttdreni tules
man fristitpfii. Sentdbben olen bd'
net Idbettdnpt ldbetpsfouuun".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-07
2urbaa on foettaa b6tuittGG iris
timptpia.


Norian ldbetnfIen iobtaia Wtaba'
9asfariaa, tri 8ord9repif, fertoo
Sumalan tpDn ebistppdn iieud, buo'
limatta ransfalaisten monista eb'
Observation-Disclosures. 6dn ianoo: ytiil.
Id aIemiqa. ioiua fdpin To. 1907,
oil 900 ripildfdppid benfilDitd; mt
on niiben lufu 10000. &offi puot
ia iitte oil tddud 1857 lufutaitoista
fristittpd, MT on niiben Iufu 2,7S9.
Giuoin oil l~euratunnisIa 1929 Taa'
mattua ia 1881 niriifiriaa. ytpt
on Iieua 1895 Haamattua ia 2,465
miriifiriaa. Sa miten on fonluien
Iaita? pdipdfo,IIut, ioisia fdmi T.
1856 oppilasta, opat iulietut, mutta
7,O15 oppiIasta fdp ppbatouluisio,
ia maiffa baaitus fieltdd tlufemiien
opetutIen, on lufutoitoisten lasten
Iufu fasmanut 1,8O5:sta 2,O70:een.
W}istd tdmd iobtuu? Siitd ettd
manbemmat opettatuat lapfianIa ln'
femaan fotona. &iriapoinostomme
Sauonarimosia lenitettitn no. 1909
aapiIia 10000 fpl. SO. 1910 niioen
lufu nouIee $4,000.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-07
Snlfinem iapamilaineu ttnnmstas
lalethStpUt mertitutSeStd.

Mertiuineu tunnustus SeeInfle en-
2ristutIen .ipanteIiumin tpoimasto
forottamaan tanfaa on luetta'
mana Sopanin baaitufien DID,
nentonnattaiosIa q, r&ofumin" Iehoes'
ia. Sastd tunnustutiesto fdn ieI'
mile bauituflen eIimiesten mielipioe.
&eboesId firioitetoan: rSopanin fo'
boominen miimeisten 50.ipuooen fus
luesia enIiIuofan fanIafunnafIi on
Iuuretii oIatii luettawa ldbetpsIaor'
naoiien toimittaman tpDn, aniiofIi.
Gefd peruStomienla fouluien foutta
ettd ioornaamaua &ristufien efpan'
feIiumia firfoisia omat be febittd'
meet iapanilaisten taipumufiia ia fo'
bottaneet ndiben iinoeeuistd aioa.
2aifefIi %onnefIi on Sapaniaa monto
oimai5sta IdbetpsTaarraaiaa, ia
mainittapa IN ettd uIeat beistd o.
mat tddnd innoffaasti toimineet 10
40 muoben aian. Eoimoo iopii. ettd
| dbetpsiaarnaaiat ebeleenfin fafTin'
fertaiieud innoua tpDsfenteIendt Sa'
panin menestptieffi."
Seuainen obielma norman tuot'
toa onnea Sapanin Iipuiae. - 2uin.
fabon monesfu europpalaisten bali:
tusten danenfannattaiasIa pubutaun
Titben tapoon?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-07
E VuOsikerta

no. Sofa mIottnu iiidae bomaan
niibintin asst, iotta eiiripun Iidpuo.
leila pmat (taiwaaSTa)." Sobonta
ebeud iuof1iia on mennpt meibdn
hppdfiemme MIN. Seefus &ristus
D%limmdinen pappimme.
Mppstoli pietari ueumoo: BAN
faat teibdn t6~poeuinen ~toiiuonne fiji
ben armoon FUN teille Seeiufien Ssriss
tufien ilmestpmiIe len fautta t%oritaan".
2un ndmdt %rSumalon lanai ia lns
hupautIe Jet usfpmme omalle fobauem'
me min emme tule bdpiddn. SiQd
SumaIau mabpa permstus ppipp:
rSerru tuntee pmanio".
VI. s..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-07

iofa ieiffa min monta tdllaista ia
manIaista tapausta aibeuttoa. !6eil'
I'd idi Gloon 4 milton luanba lap5i,
iofa oil fplds'd hoioettaiuand. Wto'
lemmat olinat GoboItn g. g. oiass
ton idicni6 ia mnnettuia puolueto'
noe rio.
- Tobtori Soctolan luuIaon ole'
man Suomesia. - Gddfdri Socfo.
Ian, jofa ialaperdiIesti fatoii tddlid
min 10 piiftoo iitte. luuuaan ole
man Suomeslo ia. Sdbdn otafiumaan
OF tultu fen perusteeau, Fun erds
mrs. Suneu. Glpsid, on @ianonut e.
riddle Dulutbin lafimiebele iaaneer.
la IiIoreltaan, Nibtabulastu. Ohio,
firieen, iosia ferrotaan bdnen tpel.
ienid, jota on iuuri iaapunut Suo'
mi'moffclta, firiottaneen ndbneenid
bulutbilaiIen lddfdrin SupmeeIa. air'
ieen lie fobta fuuluu: vSqesIani Suos
mesia, topaiin ouIutbilaiien ~lddtdrin,
ionfa tie tunnette bppin ia iofa iala.
perdi Iesti idtti Dulutbin". Nimed Ell
firieesid ianottu, maan otafiutaan
tartoitettapan Sacfolaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-07

YariiIin faupunsin porttien ulfo'
puoleaa oil erddud freimiud, iofa
oil bpmin leiftiid, iunri puutarba,
ionfa porttiin ban firiotutti Iuuriua
firiaimiaa, eta ie, iofa on tdpiin
tpptpndinen, Iaa tdmdn puutarban
zIabiof5i. Monet, iotfa fulfipot len
obi ia lufimat f%irioitufien, naurois
mat ipaan file, toSfa he tieiitpdt,
ettd treini oil main len firioittanut
pilan muofIi. Wtutta topabtuipa e.
r6dnd fauniino pdipdud, ettd muu'
ban Iaituri Iattui huomoamaan firs
joitutIen. 2uettlaan len, ~aiotteli bdn
itIefieen: vSaatuoni tuon fomeun
puutarban, ,poin fen mppbd forte
asia binnosta ia a%nioita Iiten bell
poSti Iuuren iummon rabaa". !8dn
meni ient6bben freitpin luofie ia io'
moi, ettd bdn on tdpbeuiiesti tipping
ndinen ia eta freimin tdpipp ien'
tGboen antoa puutarba bdneue, rSe
mditdtte, ettd olette tdpbeliiesti tpp'
tpndinen", ianoi freipi pstdpdui'
Iesti, ,mntta otofIutaon, ettd mind
en- usfp Iitd, fuinta tie tpoitte tobis
taa ien?"
Saituri mastaii, ettei bdn moi fitd
pIoittaa; ban tunii maan Ipbdmes'
fd6n, ettd bdn on tdpbeuifesti tpp'
tpmdinen, mntta iDbdntddn bdn e
moi feneaetGdn oiottoa. rUiind nd
en-, mastafi freini bDmpiuen, rettd
te cite mot ~oiottoa oletponne tdpbeI
Iilesti tpptpmdinen; mutta MIND
moin tobistoa, eta tie cite it'd ole,
Sofa on tdpbeuiiesti %tpptpndinenI
bdn eli tabbo mitddn. Wtutta tie tab
botte puutarbani. fits te cite ole tdp'
fin %tpptppdinen ia MIND en- ioo tell
lie Iitd antaa."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-07

IUUeI. " AOII'
&eIdfonlun padttdi6isiublaa nie'
tettiin fnnnuntatn italia raittius to-
lola 10. t. ~ p:nd. &apIet iuoritti'
ipat oianIa bptpin. SbieImasia oil
fDDrilaulua ia pube %opettaialta, pass
tori Ranfilalta ia Sranf Tbompio.
militia. 9pmin ndptti lapiet oppineen
ndind fabben FUN aiaua. yteiti Gill
ba paapola Sronpoobin Gteld
2ontrilta on oaut fabtena feidnd
tddId opettaiana.
gteiti paamoIa matfusti no. t. 20
p. fotiaan.
= yteiti Sisne WaIiin meni M. {.
% p. Green papbin, isis. fortea
fouIuun, iosfn iatfaa opinnoitaan
famppa oiastoua.
= Yfii tpDpaiffa liidd Mmaiasiu.
Gemlocf pbtiD alfoi tpiemddn uutta
iaftia alas. SpDsid ei ole t%oiiaan
nield Fun y miestd, mutta liIdd fuu.
lutaan betfen pddstd otettatpan, Jos
bon eli fuitenfaan monia fpmmenid
iopt pield. Suomalaiiet onfin tpd'
bennett paiffafunnalta ettd ainoass
taan %manbemmot mafatpammnt o.
pnt ~Ianneet .ebod tp5t6 faimaunos.
a. pois pantnien fuomnlaisten tis
|laqe ON mdbinid otettu uuiia miebid
muista faniauiIuufiSta. GIdmd muus
ten on rambalista iuomalaisten Tess
FEN, iota eli iopi tdudfertaa ouen>
faan moittia.
= Serds pbti0 aIfot etiimddn rau.
taa Wicbison faipannon tafana III.
Id iuunnaua. iosia Semioc pbti6
alfaa miemddn reifdd ale timantti
porauo. Siead on 9emIocf pbti1ud
onut tpD edpnnisid ldbes pari muots
ia tdtd nptpd, pubeitten mufaan o.
mat lDptdneet runiaasti rautau etfi'
mGltdGn olueeIta. Sampin on lama
pbtiD lDptdnpt tpabpan rauta fuos
men ipanbasta faiipannostaan, ions
fa peldttiin 10 lopputpan, josie on
etiittp timantti poraua. Hauta mall
mia on min run aasti Mmaian pm'
pdriud, ettd eli ole pelfoa, ettd tdstd
tp6paifat loppuu.
- Mntti &ultalabti osti iarmimaan
fpiime tpiitoaa faupunfin Idbelt6,
ionne aifoo iarmifobin %latttaa.
- GIias 4}uotinen ia Sdmi 2abma
palaiipat Sloriban niemeItd farmi
maitten tartastus retfeltd, bpmin ia
noipat tpffddmdnId Imam alasta.
paiffa misid tue uutispaiffa ~iiaitiee
on 10 MALTA mereen pdin, 30 iaI.
faa %plempdnd meren pintaa ia on
Iitd $4,000 eeferin ala, iota parai'
faa fonamoibaon. Wiaa on mdr.
fdd. Slinat nimittdneet itIelIeen fafIi
Sertioonia 80 pdiDdn oiafIi Iuoma.
Iaiiia tparien, Jos on baluuiiia iiune
ldbtemddn. Wtaat fuulemma mene'
pdt bppin faupan. &aniaa tuItpaa
faifilta ilmon Suunnilto. Waan bin.
ia on $4,000 eeferiItd. SrenIien
tpilieIps On pddeIinfeino y. M. iuuri.
fastpit, iofa fuuluu oletpan bpmin
tuottatpaa.
= 8oleraa Ianomat oleman pptaa'
tisIa, iofa Iu~uItatpasti on iobtanat
ioteisten ilmain tdbben. Wmoben tn.
10 on tdfdldifild farmareiIa parem.
pi Fun piime ipuonna.
s. s. ".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-07

Wprbe en-, 90. 9af.

SlOLuuuue
Nifa rientdd ia me aian fansia.
9pmin tuntum luonto iDfipItd. Ne
poIttamat beIteet taufoTi, iotfa beinds
FUN alusla poltti faifen milian paitii
maisIi ia perunot idi. ytpt on lima
foleo ia bpmin i%ateinen, ettd peltoin
fpntdminen fdp hppin Iaatuun. g.
ldinten rebua tuIee mpDs bppin nilis
fasti, ioten one on tdptpnpt md'
bentdd f~ariaa. Ndin buonoa iatoa
ei ole iaotu tiua paiffaa ~ennenfuit
tdnd fefdnd. 81 monifaan iaa iie'
meniddn tafo1in mitd on fetpddad
pannut. Roma fosfee fpud faiffia,
maon enin fpasta aIfapile ia rdnt.
tdreiae, iotfa feidn tp6td tefimdt ei'
tpdtfd mitddn faaneet.
Wtutta le oIiii ipield Inuri ormo,
Jos tdmd fato pbteen nupteen idiii,
ettei tuten monesI ia paifasia on tdp'
MT tulee monta fatonuotta pbteen
perddn.
N(rs. Maria Mnberipn ~Iairastaa
Dpdtautia bptpin buonona.
Wirs. Wlinnie Wdprpnen On fdps
MT fuumiIla Idbteiud 90. Dat. Sd.
neud on ipDpd toiiesia rinnasia, jos
fa oil pitdnpt ottaa fofonaan ppis.
Samoin ianotaan ipDpd oIenan
mrs. Roia AnoerIoniaa toiIesia rims
nasIa.
Wiime fuusia fuoli ieutumme
manbimpia maanmiIieli6itd mr.. Ss'
Ear 2aimbert ia mrs. 2iiia Mbams
eli 2einonen.
2pud oIiii ian9en torpeeuista ib'
miieIe pddstd elGmddn autuuben
toipoon &ristufI esIn. Siud emme
tiebd miud betfeQd ldht1 tulee. sSa,
ettd tdmdn tpdbdn aifaa mitd tddQd
forpinaeIutien aifano Iaamme fdr'
lid riStin ala npiiimme lolita tie.
tden fer, ettd me mpDs ferran Ioam'
me niittGd ilman loffaomatta. rWlet'
ban maitpomme, ipfa oiauinen ia
fetpid on i%aattaa nellie iionfaiffiien
ia Northumberland funnian, MIN.
iianfaiffiien eIdmdn, iofa IN Suma'
Ian lobia Seeiufiesia &ristueiesia
meibd n !6errasIamme".
ytiin iulee Ills meibdn pitd6: rbor'
iumatto man toipon pabnuuben ba'
maan loppuun asti", rGttemme b.
taitIi tuliIi, maan oliIimme niioen
Ieuraoiat, iotfa uston fdrIiWdaiipp'
ben fautta lupatun perimiien iaa.
meet omat". rSiud ie on nsfoqinen
iofa tdmdn lupofi". sMabboton on
Sumalan ipalebbeua. 2aiffi SIT
maIan IupaufIet omot 8~ristufiesio
Min ia amen.
Mfddmme fits beittdfD pois us
Ia IIustamme, ioU~ rt',
| u,ofSo ouH
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-07

Suuri fpaIitoimd
NHa mpDbddn
ioueun
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-07

= Suomalainen arffttebti. arffi'
tebh Mrmas 2ebtinen tpiettdd feid
Iomaa paraifaa Netp Yprfisia man'
bempienia Iuona. 9dn on Waibinss
tonisfa, .. s. YbbpsmaItain Napp
Departmentisia piirustaiana. 3dmdn
obeua on bdn obferash borioiteuut
bpmdud menestpfieud eriIaisten ra'
tennusten piirustelemiSta. Wnun
muasia on bdn piirustaniit muisto'
p%atiaita, mmIeo, firfms, paloafema ia
automobiilitaIIi r~afennaffia, ioistd
han on faanut orffitebti fIubien bip.
Ioomeia. Gilman biIiottain on bdn
foonut erddsid Netp Dorfin table
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-08-21
BANDITS FAIL TO
SECURE PLUMBER
Attempt to Rob Montana Sa-
loon Ends In Murder.

Butte. Mont, Aug. 21.-At Pipestone
Springs, Just east of this city, an at
tempt to hold up saloon ended In
murder. Two masked bandits entered
the barroom and. finding about doz-
en- men lounging around. started shoot
ing.
A Greek section hand was instantly
killed, a MAJ named Koontz was shot
twice through the body and perhaps
fatally wounded. while another Greek
section hand was shot through the
hand and neck. His condition Is seri-
GUS
The murderers, without attempting
to obtain any plunder, turned and fed
In the darkness to the nearby noun
tain,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-08-21
DELAYS DATES OF SAILING
British Strike Situation Disarranges
Schedules on This Side.

New York, Aug. 21.--Disarrange-
ment of the schedules of the steam
ships due to leave this side for Eng
lish ports resulted from the strike sit
uation In Great Britain. The steam
ships OF the White Star. American, At
lantic Transport, Red Star and Ley
land lines will have difficulty In con-
tinuing their schedules until condi-
tions on the other side clear. AS to
the departure of the delayed steam
ships in British ports the officers here
know but little. The Cunard line is
hardest hit, with the Caronia and the
Lusitania halted and both booked full
of returning Americans.
The German lines, whose express
steamships call at Southampton, will
benefit greatly by the strike. 1t is
probable that several OF the German
steamships which do not generally
call at Southampton will change their
schedules so that passengers may be
picked up there.
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INTENDS TO LIVE IN PARIS
Frank Gould is Disguised With Con
dItions Here.

New York, Aug. 21.--Arriving in
New York on board the steamship
Mauretania, Frank j. Gould declared
that the corporation situation In this
country disgusted him and that he
probably would settle down in Paris
and make the French capital his per-
manent place of residence.
Although there have been persist
ent rumors heretofore that Mr.. Gould
would make Paris his home he had
denied them until now. when, after
passing the night on board the Maure-
tania, he said just before boarding his
yacht, the Helenita. that he had dis
posed of his real estate interests In
this country and would live In Paris.
II wish could take the next steam.
ship for France" he said. as he
walked down the gangplank from the
Mauretania, but l can't, because
have too much business 70 attend ia
here"
Mr.. Gould appeared put out with the
condition of affairs In general.
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PREDICTS GIANT AIR PLANES
raharns-White Has vIsIon Of Fifteen
Hour Transatlantic Trips.

Hour Transatlantic Trips.
New York, Aug. 21.-An aeroplane
1000 feet long with wings Of steel.
able to carry 1000 passengers and
make the trip from England to New
York In fifteen hours. which is at the
rate of about 900 miles m hour. and
this within twenty years. was the
phophecy made by Claude Grahams'
White, tho British aviator. who ar
rived on the Cunard liner Mauretania-
"Oh, there's not bit OF doubt OF
it." he said, "the sport is developing
very. very fast
How much horsepower would such
giant plane have to develop?"
"Oh, should say perhaps $4,000
horsepower" said the aviator.
And what will make such vast pow.
er, coal, steam or gasolinef"
well. cannot say; but 1t may
be that we shall have developed
| our engines so by that time 1t will be
possible to get our power by wire.
less"
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Life Saved at Deaths Door

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w. r. Patterson, of Wellington, Tex, as
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TRAFFIC is DeMoRALIzEp
Quarter Of q Million Railroad Men or
Strike.

London, Aug. PA quarter OF a
million men have Joined the general
railway strike 1t is the greatest In.
dubtrial upheaval England has ever
seen. said J. H. Thomas. M. p. as
sistant secretary of the ,Amalgamated
Society of Railway Servants.
The ranks of the strikers are belni;
constantly augmented everywhere.
The government practically admits
the statements Of the strike leaders
The railway managers admit that in
the provinces the roads are ''practi
cally tied up" In the London district
they are making desperate efforts to
keep up semblance of ordinary serv
ice. They claim that two-thirds OF
their employees have remained loyal
The statement of the home Office
that food supplies were being moved
was vigorously denied by Thomas and
other labor leaders, who declared that
in another twenty-four hours every
road In the United Kingdom would be
at q standstill.
The strike committee held confer
ences with representatives of the rail
way unions in Ireland and Scotland.
In Ireland they say more than hall
the workers have quit. Scotland IL
cut on from London by rail and or
the far northern roads general de
morahzation is reported.
Little Disorder Reported.
The most remarkable feature OF the
strike is the good order and lack ol
violence. Labor leaders are placing
stress upon this. Only two attempts
to interfere with trains have been re
ported from the provinces thus far.
The government. in announcement
that 1t has not given up attempts t.
bring about a settlement. also notes
the absence of disorders.
The decentralization OF the mail serv
Ice caused the postofflce department
seriously to consider numerous Offer
OF aeroplanists to deliver the mails
The street railway and tube situation
In London has somewhat improved OF
account OF the employment of strike
breakers.
While the strikers are 1ubilant owe
their success thus far conditions Il
the slums In every large city ar
most serious. Danger of starvation
threatens thousands. Refuse has no
been removed and there IL danger Q
pestilence. An Irish physician worl
Ing n Liverpool slums 10 quoted q
follows:
First, 1t Is the children. They ar
dying everywhere, but It will not res
with them unless the refuse Is r
moved. Should any infectious diseas
break out among the pso1la AeE2
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FLIES ONLY ELEVEN MILES
Aviator Atwood Held Back by High
Winds.

Erie. Pa, Aug. 21.-Aviator Atwood
landed here at 1892 after battling
against high winds between here and
Swanville. which place he left at
l1:10.
He made the eleven-mile fight, the
shortest since he left st. Louis last
Monday, In sixteen minutes. Rising In
corn field at Swanville at 11:54
a. m, Atwood few into blast of wind
which he said hit him like tempest
but he steered to point high over
Erie and landed In the grounds as.
signed him at 1910 p. m.
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would carry them off like flies The
atmosphere of the city is awful"
Cigarette Causes Death.

Toledo, o., Aug. 21.-Mrs. Ola
Howe, while at the home of friend
fell asleep on a bed while she held a
cigarette between her fingers. The
bedclothing caught fire and she re-
ceived burns which resulted in her
death a few hours later.