davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-21
6rcigeiprohcn,
Sofonlotipiilhrrr " $. Sdroeocr
Scr ben Gcrllit uon 10 Micnld)cll'
lcbcn pcrihuoct bnben ioQ.

lcbcn pcrihuloct bnben ioQ.
Sornrll, u. y, 20. Suni.-N.
8. Shroeoer. Eofonlotipiilbrer Der
,Sclomnrc. Sadalpanlo & Weterl
9nbn," lueld)er in Gerbnoung nit
Dem arobcn Giienbabnrtnaliid poln
4. ,Suni y. !. bel @orning. mobei 40
Eniiogierc ibrcn Zoo fnnoell bier
luegen Sootid]loAs prujciirt iullroe.
lit geitcrn slbcnO pon Der ,llrp frei
geiprod)en luor6cu. 0efaintlih iuor
Sd,rocbcr bolb nod Der aotaitrepbc
lpeacn 5ootid)lnga inter slnflage 9c
itellt. bieic mar abcr aii Neiiir1uor
titnq ocS friibercn liItriftsalnpulta
Goniu Is. Sniih. Der ballals Gar
oioot iiir oaa Amt als .binterlniien'
id,ufisrihtcr" mar. llieoergeidlldacn.
Sd,rococt lpor nui's neuc inter 9ln'
flaac gcitellt iuoroell lladoenl ". ..
Srucsoolc. Der Frnlloenf ocr lenonrt'
ten gobn, bcnl (5olluerlieir Suijcr
aeidrieben bate. Ole eritc NufloNe
lei iiiolQc cinca poitiidlen Sd)ndIcr,
nieoergeid,lngcIi luoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-21
Dies gelallg.

ca {, WalD.f ~. Sllilt.
Grioiafon puoion StlId, Der .viillio'
mar Der Gpiscopal-ar arbe, weIhcr lid
nor mcbreren SogeI pon ,Suirbanfa.
9llusfu, allfnadtr I'M oen Wiolnt
Wcainlep 5u erflimnlen, bat nad)
elmer belte bier elngeganaenen Frl'
uot. Iepelde um Z. Snti Die Spise
ocs bohlteu @ipfels Oes Verges err
ltie9clG.
,in Der lcpcihe. pcl6e Der Grj'
Iiafon bon Solrbunfa aus latote,
lagt cr inter 9ll0erem:
Expedition eriolgreidl. Sabe er'
iten 9luiitieg ocs Mount 0fc3inlep
am Z. Slln fcrti9 9ebradt.
y. aarhens, II. @. Satlui &als
ter Norper mo id) errelbten ote
Spite oes liioliben @ipfels (oeS
bod)ltcu pon alien al cinem floreu
Gage, maml ea mogIih mar, ulle ae,
0cl Der 9erge 5u iebeu uu6 liber feIt'
iilitelleu, ouB Der @ipicl, ocn mir err
flomniell Der bohitc mar. g2ir mas
ren in Stonoc, oeitlid, Die sSlaagen'
itange 5l crfennell, ueld)e I'M Sabre
1910 Don Der Sbnnlos Slopo-@rpeoi'
tion alli Dem 9iorogipfel (oem nleorls
gcren Der Sluei SolptgipfeD errihtet
mprbell mar
9suhoen mir unlere 9eobabtung
bceiloet. biBteir mir Die diifprifaftiid,e
,Slaggc. errid)tcten ein icds Sub bos
hes arcilj mo ipraben eip &c
Ielnn" ouf Dem bodjiten Elulfte bon
9toro. .9lnlerifa Die baupt gbre at
ilnieren griolge 9ebiibrt aorIten's
9lltenl llrtheil ullo Toriidt. @ir
batten aitd nidt een gerlnglten lln'
iol.
,Snr uprigcu Sabre mdblten Eroieis
ipr Serihel Earfer pon grooflpn nno
Sr. Nelnpre Nromlle BON Tacoma,
luclhe id)on 5meinlal uorber pergeb-
lid, uerinhteIl Den Berg nllf Dem att
geblih Don Or. tSreoerid sl Goof be-
nuBten @egc 5ii erflilnnten, Die Golls
tc. ,pcld)er Die Slopo- -Grpeoition i'm
Sabre 1910 geiolgt mar; nllo lie fa'
men Dem @ipiel bis aiif 200 Sub
uobc ais iie bon eillenl bcftigen Wir-
belihlrm gum 9fiifjilge getriebell
murocm.
Grjoiufon Stlld llltb feline @cf1br-
ten perlieBen Sairbalfs am 13.
WGrj, allsgeriiitet nit aarten nto
9atcu pelhe Erofeiior Earfer bel
icinen 9luiitieg I'M lcbtet Sabre aus
gearbeitet bate. Die Sorbereitllrl-
gen fir Die erpeoition luaren icit
uielcn Wonateil betrebcn uoroeH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-21
Dot otm Gaukns.
Sarifbia Seratbnngen
begonncll.
9Semi9 meme 9lbdmscr,sm=
gen cripartet.

1ic &orlogc oiiritc I'M 9&cicntIihcn
oic @cItolt bcbaltcn; mcIbe ibr
bic Ocnlotratiihen NtitgIicocr oca
Tinou5.Gpnitcs gegcbcn. - Gic
Ginfiiuitc DER Gc0icrullg Inn ehua
iiinf MiQioncl erbobt. Gie
NGbrllngarciprnI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-21

4aNe shr @eite i.'s uxslenb teisrsf
@. @aine, 81. 413s cks0eltt4sSes IT,,
sete Vnitsm essie o|Ds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-21

4aHe sur gseiie inis ansIamb beisrst
g. Maiue. Nr. Alb, CftsHnffimsrc Ctr.
nabe Guitpm Suufe 0se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-21
Minnnrn Saas Grmriiunen.

Sio.G5 4. mo is. sui, /. 70. nnO 20:
9lnauit ~ nm &c. Septcmber mo
10. Cftp6er. Raeie 10 Gage 9iillia.
cinihlieBIicb oc2 Scriauie Suiums.
Spc5iulina BON Goodies uIlb Yutlnnn
Enrlors lSd 9gons Ucrldbt 9ambcn=Nnbn.
hui $40 &orm.. Wiount Runui Nnbnbui
$40 %ulnt.. burch on3 heriibmtc Ycs
(Sunit9-2l ibl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-21
Baitimorr i Ohtu
Grluriipne. @,nlletin.

S2OO-9uraD nno juriif, sunutng, -.
Iun. Spc5inl5u9 pcrlnbt alionni Nppnl
@nbm6ri 40 Sprm. GnnocitsN Nubnbot
7i5 Surm. Jiildinbrt bon 2uraD nm
i llbr stbcnos on febem Gag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-21
Gs if frrfi6t!
0ipiel oes We6inleD
erflommen.
Spm Grss3iatpm 6moipm
Ztucf.

lcrlclbe eritieg, elmer III Scuttle cin'
getroiienen Gcpeihc 5nfolge. anI
I. Srni Den boditen iiioliden
Wipiel bes bo6lten 9ergeS polt
slmerita, Gin slusjug aus
ocr @oti1uil - Der Grltc, ocnt
Dies gelang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-21

S5.OO-Ntlautie Gin, Cape Wiap, Sea 3sle
Gitp unb Secnu 6itiI, T..S., nno 5urhd.
Scbcu Sreiiag nnp Samitag ponl IS.
Suni ali urh bis gum l3. Sepienher
hnuerIo. 9iHete 5ur hidreile bis
einibicblih Sieniiag gilItig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-06-21
Sir ruben nibt.
9ic bDiterilden enSlis
i9cn @aDllucibcr.
S6,uangen aeiterm ,uieher
Sie Sranbiarfel.

Cine grobc GiQn uabc @irnlln9banl
ourtb 6eucr 5eritort. - Sic lib
lihcn 0cnfjettcl III Der 9t0bc Der
9sronoItittc geillnOcn. - aricgc-
riibe Snfirngctte ihlGGt Der 80
li5ci ein Shnipphcn. -Gnhuiid)t
in Mdnncrflcibllng.
The Springfield herald., 1913-12-12

Question for a debati'g society:
Is this country on the eve OF
the biggest boom it has ever
known?" as prophesied by Frank
Wentworth. and why so or not
so?"
The Springfield herald., 1913-12-12
STATIONERY PROPOSALS.

Notice is hereby given that
the Board of county commits
sioners of Baca county, Colorado,
will receive bids until noon OF
the 5th day of Jan. A. d. 1914,
for all books, stationery, records
and other supplies as are furn-
ished to officers of said county.
Said supplies more fully de-
scribed as follows: Treasurer's
supplies, such as tax roll OF 100
pages. % tax receipt books of
100 pages each; Assessors sup
plies, tax schedules and asses
ment roll; Standard Colorado
blanks, letter heads, envelopes
Sanford's and Collins ink Eradi
Gator, Sanfords red ink, Carter's
American Court House ink, rub
Der bands, Spencerian pens, Glu-
cium and Stalsalta pens, letter
files, pen holders, lead pencils,
etc.
All proposals to be sealed and
marked Stationery Proposals
and directed to David Konkel,
County Clerk, Springfield, Colo.
The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids, or to accept any
part of any bid, rejecting the bal
ance thereof.
In Witness Whereof, / have
hereunto set my hand and OH.
cial seal, at Springfield, this End,
day of December, A. d. 1913.
ISeall David Konkel.
County Clerk.
Our worthy cipher-to- the-block
last weeks contemptuary pro
claims and says for the second
time that deep down in it's dear
little heart it knows that the
Herald is losing a cipher-to the
block in subscribers, and hopes
for goodness sake for the 42nd
time that the people will not any
more subscribe for it-meaning
the Herald. and that they haven't
been yet all the time before.
They didn't never yet, dear, good
boy, so wipe your mouth and dl y
your eyes, and run along and
play some already. No, you
shan't have any more jun
you've got your clothes all
mussed up now.
IF the we-at- the head Of the
columns wants to save some of
his dozens of patients, who are
not too far gone for another dose
of the stuff, what he wants to do,
brother, is to get them to hold
their noses. shut their eyes. and
open their mouths, and then they
viii not know whether it is
hunk" or coyote or a
cross between the two" If
you can get them then to swal-
low before they scent the taste of
the stuff you'll have at least ''one
on 'em." Meantime, be sure to
leave the back door open to
deodorize the premises and to
make hurried retreat in case
they should happen to come to.
The Springfield herald., 1913-12-12
Local Gossip.
-,s..=s.,.@=.@@.@@@a

Rev. johnson did not fill his
appoiAtment at North Liberty
on SUNDAY afternoon.
Two of our correspondents
crowded out this week on ac-
count of the presidents message.
1t being colder further west
there was more snow there than
here. Presumably it was snow
ing there while it was raining
here
The Carrizo mail came in Tues
day. after on absence Of just one
week. Presumably Geo. Cramb
took up the trail of a rabbit last
week and couldn't be tolled off
till he got it treed.
The teachers and the children
are rehearsing for Christmas.
There will be fine program OF
songs and ricitations, concert d.
aloes, and such like; and OF
course the inevitable Christmas
tree and the irrepressible Santa
Clause will be on the scene to
tickle the life out of the little
fellows. Full program next
week.
Mrs. Oldem reports that the
Baca county teachers who at
tended the state teachers meet
ing at Pueblo had most enjoy
able time. The only fault with
the meeting was it's shortness-
was at its close just as they were
getting well started. Mrs. Old,
EN- took notes of matters of i'm
portance that could be used by
her for the betterment OF the
schools of the county. There
were five teachers in attendance
from Baca County.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-05
G~at6ielaafte @Sener.

Der itaotiida 5eilerinipeftor mi
ser Gbef oes 6eueroepartemtns Be
Gannen Gienitag Nafmittog Die 1lr.
iafe gil ergriinoen, ourd DeIhr
sDat 6euer i'm alien 8aciiic or
preB @ebduoe, IA. unO Sarnep
ousgebroden iinO. 4m Sonntac
9iadmittug elltitan6 inter Dem @e.
rlmpel I'M goiement 5eler, ais iid
9lienan0 i'm 8e6du0e befano. Glen.
itag Mlorgen entitaro mieoer Ell
5euer in eiuem binteren Rarm, Der
cine ne6a Dem @ebduoe bafinoIidt
8irtbidait ais Sagerraum benutt
IS tpuroe Elm S6a0en BON 5000
e~eruriadt. Gin 5eniter 0es 3im.
mers mar 8erbrohen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-05
shb.cmahn.

,Sn Der Qeitriacn Sibuna bieb or
Gtaotratb ionic Der Manor oie pom
6reibricitomitc enhupricie 4nueI'
tionsbia gut. aiad oieicr gia uiro
it bciOE St1oteu llbcr Die annct'
ton obaeitimmt. @cuu ne anacnonl
men miro, bot cine 81 %ernenncnoc
Sommiiiion Elm abtcmmrn 81 cnt
weriru, uod ptlhen 1cpiiic abibei'
limacn Der Staotpcrpaltu1a unab.
hangig er6alten blcIbeu. 4ir0 Die
Viii abgeipieiet, 10 tam iunerhalb
Sabren niht nieocr barber obge.
lhmnrt mer0en.
giele 9iirgcr iino gegen bic icbiae
Iorm Der Bill; lie molten Silo,
Snabn mebr ,3uglitanonlile &C.
madjt ieben. IS mag elm Wiiitrlpeg
7piidJen Der See Bill uno Der 4uncf
tionsbiQ gehnn0e1 porocu.
Sic bieiiae 2oar ser gagles bate
Gicnitag glbenO cine biibide Inter
boltlng pcrmiiaItct, Sir muiita'
liite @cniiie mar reiflid geiorgt;
rah einigen biibif2u g5lmmcrn oes
Srheiters ioIgten nit 9eifaa anige
romUlcue gortrd1c Ocs eagle Guar.
tcttS.
Ser Sta6ti1del mar nod ME 70
cut geiiiQt ME olgcnbIidlid. StaOt
.haBmeiiter @iqin berittet S50l
t54.05 9epoiiten in ben oerifieoc
nen gaufcn 5lln areOit Der Stdot.
@ahreno oes Sanuar betruarn Bic
Gnfiufte $40,302. so, Die 9lsgaben
S59,922.9t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-05
@as iie anfanaen ucroen.

g(m a. Mar3 iinoct in Der Bun.
Gesbauptitaot Der groBe llm3ug itatt
Gle Gtnmen Der Manrcr, neIfe oaS
Gertrauen Oes fiinitigcn 8roiiocn.
fen an Sic Spite Der nerihieolngr
Regierungs5peigG beruicn miro. iinO
rod nitt befamt. Gagegen neiB
man abcr bslte bereits. meldler ge.
ruistbdtigfeit Die Alls5ieben0en iit)
ni0men ner0en.
Yr1iiocnt Gait iibcrnimmt bic
Sent. groieiiur al Ser gale-llniotr.
fiat.
Staatsiefret1r anor, &rieasiefrc.
tar Stimion, 9un0esgcneralanDaI!
0ideri6am, Sefretdr oes Snnern
Iii6er un0 Der Sefretdr fir San.
beI 1m0 arbeit GogeI febren oIs
Suriitcn 3u ibrer nIten 9iebe 3uriid.
Sie'nebmen in ibrcn SeimntbitdOten
Gle Hedtsprari5 mie0er auf.
Ser W1cgeagb, Sefretdr Oes
Shoeamts, bea5iihtigt, lid BON Dem
nffentIifen mo geitditlihen Srci,
ben ooait1noig 5uriif3u5ieben mo
ieinen 2ebensaben0 in gauBe init
@Hr0e gu genieBen.
Worineminiiter Mleper miro an
sic Spibe zines groben 5inan3initi.
tuts treten.
aderbauiefretdr 8iIion miro lid
Ser 8eiteuunq ieiner groBen Jarm
6ei 3raer in Tamn Gountp i'm Stua.
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ir Soma mibmrH. or nimmt Dos
Henommee NIT inc Vripatlebtfi, Ian.
ger benz aobiuett angebort 81 baben,
alS ie0er an6ere ameritaniihC
Staaismnnn.
Ter @eneraIpoImciiter aitdtod
idlirBIid miro iif wiiicuidaitIitcn
.lrbeiten mi0men.
9ie .gBeqenjdu" babcn ionit be.
reits iammt mno ionocrs ebrenOol,
mo boiienilih aud lohnenor DC.
itaitigmg in ansiidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-05

Gas @erauib Ser giaI6iusrie
tcridieoeniter slrt fir &crarbeihna
m6 Wiifma oes Clements. automa.
tilder Stampfer ulo on0ercr gla.
itincn iaot benz gsiuher ioiort
fob or Elm Stiid beoeutetber me.
terner SnOuirie Dor gugcn bat
auh Der gtidtfadmann fi6It iit
aeieiieIt onr6 Die 9isIieitiefeit Der
@eripcnoung oieies mooeruiten gau.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-05
cmo6a, 9sbr., 3. 6c6rnar 1913.
SIN Nrm NorIrr Nlridt had rnt

Gin Rem gOrter @1rift bat emf
id,ieOen. oaB elm grjt, Der ella 81
einem Batienteu iabrt, nidlt n0tbig
hat, iih nab it1otiihcn geroronm.
gen. Die Die 5abrgeidpiuoiafait Der
automobile %beidlrdnfcn, III ridlten.
Cine gntideiomg BON Der mo9Ii
derpeiie aud Die 8iiienihait prof.
tieren miro. Tenn iortnn meroen
Gbaufieurr. bic Mleoi3in inloiert ia.
beu, ieOcufaQs fart in Rnhirogc
lem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-05
The Midwest Cement Show
4baehaIten i'm guotorium pom 4. bis s. 6ebruar.-9e ein;i9e
unO srbbts ausiteaun8 i'm @elten.

materials. Scbr ~iutrrriiaut iinb
aud ole 0ooelle BON gan3li6 ans
tcrgeiteQteu Sauiern,
SdGmcn, Seitcmeaeu MIN. Die
Grandchildren peranitauIlhen Sc
m%cntarbcitcu aroBtcn Stiles, nil
teg ganamatanaIS lno anoerer &C.
naltiqcr 9lrbcitcu. sir ausgejeidl.
uete @luiif iorat Greens 9rdcitcr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-05
Iarftberidlt.
5io. Omaha, a. 6ebruur.
sin Cmaba, 5. 6ebruar.

SHU AWuJu, y. Sepihal.
SiS omaha, 5. 6ebrlar.
Rinopieb-3ufuhr 1900; @|arft
Iiorf bis Toe bober.
9ute bis bette 7.50-S.50.
Mittelm1Bi1e bis CUTE 500
$3.50.
@cp6tnIide big mitteImdbige.
6.25-e.90.
Slide nno Sellers, itorf bis 1oc
Bober.
@ute bis Seite Sellers 5000
S7.t0.
gute Bis bette aiibc, $50.
$3.50.
Nitielmabige biz CUTE aiibe
S4.75-575.
@em6bnIite Bis mitteImdBige
3.25-$450.
Stoders un0 5eeoers, itnrf.
8ilte Big bette Sc. 1880.
MitteIm6Bige bis bette 5000
$6.75.
@eu6tnIifc Biz mitteInldBigs
So. 00-S600
Stod Sellers $4.65-$6.5c.
aa[ber-S6n0-S9.00.
guGen-$425 = $500.
5dmeme -3ufubr 1900; @lortt
sc hoher bis Zoe nieoriger. 8ltrfp-
i6nittspreis $7.35-7.50; bOfiter
&reis $7.60.
Sdofe-3ufu6r 600; 0'urft .
Els 10c hober.
N1utteridnie, CUTE Big bette $4.75
-S5.f0.
8ioOer, cute biz bette $3.50
$685..
Sdbrlinge $6.s5-7.t5.
2dmmer $S.00-$8.40.
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olns hrm stnntc.

qincoln. goriqe ISOLDE mlr0c
rer gerii6errngsaqrut elmer 6.
9roun nili anoromrng oe5 Stants.
a~u0iteurs Solnoro pom @7ihait I'M
taatc ausgei6loiian Gr bat Jest
bcim auoiteltr 9cgen bic 9%tationaI
5ioeIitg ano Gaiualtu COMPANY OF
Smaba ~forineI GeidulOigunaen er.
hober. 9ieia 6irma peranlaBte Die
gusihlieBung BON 8ropn. Die ans
qcIeQenbeit miro ourt bic 9criide.
transformation uiteriudlt rperoen.
g. ). 8uri. oertider 0pti.
fer. auqen unteriuht iir Bril-.
len. 443-5 granbeis 8ebauOe,
Gmaba, 0e5r.-4u5eige.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-05
H(aIGti5irte an5eigen!
MATHEMATICIAN finSerIoies ehepaar,

&crldHBI.--UIH I~thutIIuleS SUepuuI,
I'M ouf cinem Glab nuf Dem Gan.
be an arbeitcn. Die 5rou bat oage.
6nusnrbeit 81 tbun uno Der
Dlolu Gin @ierb, aiibc mo @iibncr
Ill 6eiorgen mo eiilen @orten 5l
6eballell. Die Seitte miiilei gm.
pfe6lun1en oufpeiien fonnen. 0ian
idrcibe an 3rou Geo. $. GnDne,
Monte /, Gmaba, 9tebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-05
9emtid,e aalemOer

iegliden Gbarofters, bumoriitifber
uno erniter Jiotlir, oeuti6e Bidder
uno 9eltihrifteli. orlltihe Slid.
munldIoricn fir aae @eIeoellbeiien
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-05

slae S0rtcn Surlt meroen tdglid
in uniarem Geidait aemadt.
1riife uno fo%nieroirte 6leiidiortell
ionic o~uslGnoiide uno beimiihe
Delifateiien, aud iriite @emiiie
je6er3eit DorrGtbig.-S6noiber &
6ofiman, 408 n0rol. t6. StraBe,
Nhonc Qpua[oS 1920.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-05

Jnnger oeutidsr 1hlahter un6
@uritmafer iatt Gtenafng III
mittelgrober Staot. Giferten ali Die
Sdali4e GaIo1a Iriasle. ~s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-05

es be3ablt iifl, III Den pGIaiiiii,
5irten 9n5eigen" 6li onnounclren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-05

lei smarb G. Ieaclup, t09 fiibl.
Iide Is. StraBe, 0ulaba. 9ebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-05

8iaarO GOOp, gatente, 1880 Gin
National 9nnt 8uilbine. Gel.
8pler 1889; Sno. a.t864.
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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-08-22
Base Ball Tournament.

That baseball will be one of the
principle features Of the Clearwater
county fair is now q foregone con-
clusion. Four teams representing
those most proficient in this line of
sport are booked to appear on the
three days Of the fair, aud the
series will determine the team en-
titled to distinction of being the
champions of Clearwater county.
On September 8th the Elk River
Lumber Jacks will be pitted
against the Ahsahka team managed
by Harry Wheeler, graduate of
the Carlisle Indian school, who will
bring with him team of Indians
picked from the different tribes of
the county, and those of our readers
who question the class of players he
will bring in, only have to look
at the past record Of this team to
learn that the Elk River team will
have the battle Of their career to
keep from being eliminated from
the contest on this day.
On September the Orofino team
will cross bats with the strong
Weippe team, which gave them one
Of the most decisive defeats of the
year two weeks ago. The Weippe
team is composed Of the strongest
batting boys seen on the local
diamond this year, and it will re-
quire all the cunning of the county
seat bunch to keep from being
eliminated on this day.
On September 10, the last day OF
the fair, the two winners Of the 9th
and 9th will meet and decide the
contest, the winner of the tourna-
ment to receive as cash prize 800,
and q certificate from the fair as
sociation to the effect that they are
the 1918 champions Of the county.
| Arrangements are being made al
this time to put the grounds in the
best possible shape and to provide
for the comfort of those attending
Even at this early date consider.
able comment has been made as te
this one feature of the fair and
several of the old timers are specu
lating as to whom the winner vii
i be.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-08-22

pays $4,000 for three real prop
erty assessment rolls and $1,000
for a personal property roll.
Nez Perez county pay but $500
for personal property rolls. In
1912 Clearwater county paid but
$500 for two 25O-page assess
ment rolls, or about 1850 each,
less than they cost for 1918. It
is the opinion of those posted on
prices for this class of work, that
this county has been "stung" in
its buying ever since it was organ
lied. Why can not our commits
sioners make arrangements for
buying supplies on a business
basis? Not one of them would
buy things for their own use at
prices paid by the county, and not
one Of them would permit an en-
ploye to buy things for him at
the rate they permit county Off
GERS to order things for the use
of the county
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-08-22

It any one doubts this being a
progressive age, let him dig into
the costs Of county government,
and he will find that the cost of
administration of county affairs
progresses as one goes up the
Clearwater river. Take the item
of assessment rolls as All example,
and we find that Nezperce county
pays $500 each for books with
1875 pages, while Clearwater Co.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-08-22

Numerous South Idaho papers
are nominating gubernatorial can
didates for the next compaign,
but the Kooskia Mountaineer is
the first North Idaho paper in
which we have seen a new candi-
date announced. R. C. Beach, Of
Lewiston, is the man named by
the Mountaineer. and the other
fellows want to remember that
Beach will come as near landing
it as any man in North Idaho
He is well known and highly es.
teemed in the region where he
lives, and he has an extensive
acquaintance in South Idaho, anG
is Governor size" all right.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-08-22

We have a good many sugges-
tons offered us as to comments
we should make on the actions Of
public servants of the state and
county, but as we have no per-
sonal acquaintance with the acts
Of commission and omission
charged against the officers, we
refrain from expressing an opin-
ion on the subject. If any. of our
readers have knowledge of acts
that should be made more public
than they are, the columns Of
this paper are open to them, and
we will publish any proper com.
munication they may see fit tc
write.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-08-22
The ordinary head Of a family

The ordinary head Of a family
cannot see any use for changing
school books at. this time, but the
the state board Of education says
it must be done. Thank good
ness that it is not as bad as it
might have been, as only a part
Of them were changed. There is
considerable sentiment in the
country in favor of school books
being furnished at the expense Of
the state. If this was done it is
possible that changes would be
less frequent.