davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-30
Total, 24g.

IOLal, Z4S.
=
Lack Of training proved a factor in
the death toll during the IA years
above recorded. Many entered the game
in poor health or condition. In college
football all the players mu-' now un-
dergO a thorough physical examination
before they can enter a game. This
has had q tendency to greatly reduce
the death list.
Many sport writer's have attributed
an alleged decrease in the death list to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-29

Similarly elementary mathematics being cole
school for 81 pupil and being well DONE another %
two pupils in this subject costing $274 each third
French admirably taught school to % pupils for 9 each
another school paying the advanced French
pupils 1t still another school $3043 pup
third Secondyear French S8
the schools the smaller institutions an
paying SIT and $2 81 respectively to teach pupil Gree1
might be expected the pupil uniformly high r]
$40 $88 In most they exceed usually far the avera
pupil all subjects taken together Furthermore
which the chief high Target
lacking the school only has the three conseutY
have five have merely scattering
in this subject.
These comparative necessarily of value
subject good merely because is either cheap dear They
however, the value that school, perhaps unconscous
tributes each subject paying $9O teach pupil
school should the that the amount
occupying the amount of equally skill
teachers time twenty pupils French English 1t is
of that training few good minds be
accomplish the community than if distributed
larger number will be followers The problem be
O for
by the by OF
tMiu the result by h in he The a pdnh n ache
m B % cmp
the
he rate of pedoA erta costs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-29


needs of the state whether fanced justify
Finally it worth while to a word the
it believed should undere the administration
curriculum No study studies
ake its value consists altogether
teacher in bringing pupil those
that agreeable stimulating and promising personally
profitable to society The curriculum should include
ton that be successfully organized to this
is demand But its real potency consists ITSELF
intelligence with which is applied
B.
Second only the question of the
rum accomplishing which question it's
of the public desirable
that the public school be complete
of community pride but also that expenditure
the peoples If school spends pupil
by the difficulty of the conditions the superiority the
If through series of the
high with other subjects that might be
with other which the might be the public
right to expect that its school will justly possible
the relative values obtanabe the
investment that the education
of pupils
Examples of high pupil which Justified
particularly the subjects that the of
the few who desire for special college, Thus
advanced algebra solid geometry boh given Vermont
Gated below:
NANCEDN aTUEAJ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04
9sr pielIeitias Garuio.

Sine amiiante S3ene bon ber
.&ronprin5eiiin Settle, DEM oeuts
Iten Sampier, Der sine 2ln3abl DER
beriibrteIten SGnger unO Sdn9erins
nen CUR Gaiion Der Wsettopplttdns
0per na9 Rep gort bra6te, er8dbIt
Ger MeneitreI. Inter ben 9diten oes
S9tffes befanoeu ii9 aud Garuip,
Die 0eittnn unb Der betannte pianiit
Yepito QrripIa. Die Siinitlsr batten
Den guten ginfaG, Elm WobItGtigteitss
tou5ert 3uguniten Oss Waiieubduies
fir &inber Don SeeIeuten gu perans
italten. Garuio mar Jeusr uno
5Iumme, aber iein Smpreiario ma4e
ts ibm einen Stria Our9 bic Rs6s
nung, inOem er ihm ertIGrte, fein
Quftreten in einem ioIten &on5ert
lei eesen ben @srtrng, Der inn nur
in Der Sper gu iingen erIaube. Der
grobe Senpr mar piiteno, aber Ous
&on5ert muBte pbne ibn peranitaltst
perOen. Iuf einem tmprooiiiertsn
po0ium eri6ien Die 0eitinn unb erps
tets begeiftertsn 8eifau. 2tu9 anbere
Sterne Iieben iia b0rer, uno idIieBs
lid ipieIte QrioIa sins Der i4Dnen
Npcturnos BON Chopin, pprauf Der
9tppIaus gar tein GnOe nebmen
poIlte.
Snmitten bes aagsmeinen Subels
aber iiebt man pI0BIia NIT Gritau'
nen Guruio auf Ods Pooium idreis
ten. Wiit elmer poblseiesten tIeinen
itaIieniiAen &ebe iosnbet er ii9 an
Das Publitum: yWfeine Serren uno
0amen, i'd Oarf nidt Iingen, benn
mein Smpreiario bsrbietet IS mir;
aber ipenn er uu9 Rscbts an mid aIs
Sdnger bat, 10 BAT er mir bod aIs
&aritdturiiten nt9ts gu f1gen. Qlls
iol4er lam t9 bplltOmmen frei bans
OsIn, unO 70 ertIdrs i9 mid Oenn
6ereit, auf 0as prosramm oesienissn,
Der am meiiten Oafiir 3abIt, Die aaris
tatur 0ss junsen pianiIten au 5ei9s
nen, Den sic ebeH eeb0rt baben. Wis
piel fir Die &dritatur bon pspito
2lrriOlu?" 800 Jranten!' ruff cine
Stimme. p6O0!" eine anoere, .750!-
eine brittle, uno 10 iteigern ii9 Die @es
6ote, Bis bic aaritatur idlisblid
fir 1900 Jranten pOn Garuio ssasi9s
net pirO. 90 bate audi Garuio, obs
sIsi6 er ni6t iinsen Ourfts, oant fei.
ner gieIfeitistsit Elm fattIi9ss
G6srflsin bsigstrasen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04

Dor Der 9iir bss @sri6tsbauies
gu pilItalen in 2itbausn liest felt
1922 elm brsitsr, flader Sieih, Der
feline eissntiimIids Yei6i4ts bat.
3psi Shndssr unO augIei4
Ra9barn itritten iid um oas Glgene
tumsre9t an bieism Steins, Der erit
auf beiOerieitigsr @ren5e lag. Der
cine ppate i'm ais Salsifitsin be-
nubsn, Der anOsrs ibn gu einsm ans
osren ,3ipede perpenoen. 9a iis il9
ni9t sinisen tpnntsn, iirensie i4iieB,
Iih Der cine cine StIdse bel Geridt
an. Der Ri6tsr, Elm ebenio rebtli9
oentenber als iluger Wlann, ipar
iiberSeust Sab, psnn Der Stein einsm
Der bsioen Streitenben 5ugsiproGeE
tpiirbs, Oerislbe nod Iange elm Gesen.
iiano Der Reibuns bIiebe; er i4Iug
trIsenben @sreleia Dor:
Der Stsin ion 70 tpsnis oes ald'
gers, aIs bes @srtIastsn gisentum
isin, pislmebr aIs Stein bss anitobes
Dor Der Ghfpelle bss 9eridtsbaufes
einssientt iperoeH, bamit jsoer, Der
feinen Neg. um su pro5siiiersn. nad
Dem Geri9t nimmt, burd bisien
Stein srinnert psroe, IsBteres ni9t
ipeesn zines GbnIi9en seringfiisigen
@egentanbes su bebellisen, nod
ipsniser aber our9 cine alsinigteit
oas Grsunoidaitsbano 5ipii@en gers
ipanOten uno yia9barn 81 psrlsben."
9ieier @ergIsi9spori9Ias ipdro
au9 BON bsiben SsiIsn anesnommen.
9a aber pollte tsine Der parteisn Die
prpssbtoitsn trassn.
Run" iagte Der peritdnoise uno
menidsnfreunDlide Riater, yoa bur9
Der 8srsIsi9 nur bas aagsmeine
Bette selpinnt, 70 foliage i'd Die pros
sebtoitsn Hieosr."
Gsitoem Iiest Der Gtsin on ienem
Ort. 9ieIe, pisls iinb leiOer iiber
ibn = binipssssi9rittsn. nur Die
4lerpenigiien bel ibm umsetebrt.
Sino absr bic 2ebtersn nibt bic
aliigsreng
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04

jiisa elm bIeiGer Mann Gus einem
9futp Dor pogbams Sotel unb
brdngte fitb ourd ben Wenfhens
slGuel, Der DO. Stunbe gu Stunbe
grDber ipurbe. Man fraste ibn
o.emIps: .5aben Sie ben Shliifs
lsI2"
.Sa, Iafen Sic mid paiiisrsn,"
mar bic @ntpprt.
Mr. paul nabm ben Sdliiilel in
gmpfang unb rannte, bon Seffers
i'm unb benz bleihen Serrn gefplgt,
in bas 0eipDlbe. Gin faum 9ors
b,rer Gnads, unb bic 5iir iprang
ouf. Der bisbsss unb feusriihere
Haum mar - Iser.
glls iib ole etipas BON oem S6red
t,boIt batten, entfhulbigte iif Der
GmsTifansr bel benz 9otelier, ibm 10
pieI Miibe bersiiet gu babsn. .Wir
heben boreiIise S9liiiIe sssogen,
fi:eie er bin3u uno rief ben Sbers
tsIner, nm feline asdnuns gu be-
Snhlen.
Sect erit fisI es Wlr. paul elm,
ROB 9frdibalb poptlep am Ibenb
prrber feline Rehnung be3ablt bate
iinb abgereiit mar. So9 ber 5ots>
lisr mar Elm Weltmann unb f1pieg.
Sbm ipar tIor setporben, bob bic
gdn5s Sn6e cine apmObie, ssipeien
mar, Inn bic Gntfiibrung Der lido.
rsn 2lmeritansrin gu erIsidtern.
Dem Nib Inn ii9 blidenosn Gbe.
lannn sessniiber Guberts sr nifts,
itellts aber sine Jraee on ben 2iftbob.
Dieter, nit ben !0Gnbsn in ben
.ooisntaidsn, ntOnnte ii9 ni6t erur.
tern", bic Dame binaufgefabren Su
bobsn. sic miiiie bic 5reppe 'raufs
aesansen isin.
Ssifsripn .. 9oipnep fanb Gupbss
mia auf einem Sofa neben pootlep
in bsm Stubiersimmsr bes bstanns
ten @ssntsn Gong iiben uno begriib.
ts iie aufs bsrSIidite.
Warum iollts sr au9 nitt, benn
gupbemiu mar pootlebs Satin unD
bate ibm seboIfen, feline aufregenbe
unp idpisriee, absr ebsnio erfolsrsi'
DIE ROue burGsufiibren.
oSn amsrita ioa ersdblt iperben,
bic san5e Sa9s lei Ma9s ssDslen,"
iagts 9oter bsm asenisn Gong cine
Wpde fpdter.
rWie molten iie's befpeiisn2" msins
ie bieier adielsudenb; ,ieiner mei'
ner Gsuts bat bebauptst, bab bic
Dame sinssmauert isi, Der SoteIisr
mar f6uIb baran. Die 9auptiade
1T, bab 5ipei glationsn BON Sbrer
grfinbuns bic bsf;e Msinuns pa.
ben. s6nnsn Gis cine before Rs.
ilame eriparten21 Sobei nabm er
,insn aaaIOs in bic 9anb, auf bsm
su Isien itanb:
psisr gptsrs GslbfdrGnts.
q. m. b. 8.
aapitol 100000 pfunb.
rSinb bic 2ltiisn ssitisssH'? frag'
.s er 70 obnsbin.
.Wir babsn bas aapital fdon
5psimnI beruus." ldaeIts goter be-
irispist. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04

4ensftli6. S6auipisler
gum Directory: .Serr Sirettor, i9
bite meins RoIle einem anbern su
seben, id babe in oieisr gu iagen:
sd bin mir tsinsr S9uIo bsipubt!"
llno ba fiir6ts i4 3urufs aus Dem
publitum!"
Re4t bat er. Sntel: Sebt
babe i'd Dir su Wsibna9ten bas fsil-
re BUD Der tlsins aaufmann4 gee
i9entt unb ou hait nod ieinsH Bid
bineirseporfen.
gisffe: g6, SntsI, mas lit oenn
beui5utase elm tleiner aaufs
mann9!
= gbeIidsr 3piF. g1tin
n:in G6aB. ipenn ou au9 Die gR djs
le ftlibiert bait. 10 baIt ou barum ir
Der ebe nod Ianss nidt redt
= Die rabiate aelfnes
rim. rglber aati, Sic iinb ipobl
bel elmer f4Ias.nb.n @srbinbunsg'
= unterbro6ent Rebs
gpltsrebner Gin Der @eriammluna:
s5ier itebe i9, cine bsutids gi4e
unb rufe in bic WsIi - gum pors
iibsrssbsnbsu asIInsr) Gin GeiSeI!'
Gut geseben Graf gum
gsbienten, nit benz Il ii9 ni4t per'
ftdnbisen tanD: Bin id psrriidi
pbsr Gie21
gebisntsr: .Nun Serr Graf, Gis
ipsrbsH. il9 bod teinsn psrriidten
9sbisnitn baItenls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04
6intsr Dem lsstsn @sbduoe, oi4t


am 3aun, tisIt Elm 2eidenpagen. !.
Srau 2lnni iab gang beutli9. ia
es mar Elm GROCER, i9ipar5er
8asen nit soIoeelben SnOpfen iiber
0en Tad unb einem aus einsm Der
lieIen @ebGu0e fam, nnb binter oieS
lem Sarge sing cine Sruu, oeren
Shleier i'm @inbe bo6pebte, uno
oie an ieber SanO re4ts uno lints
etn &ino bielt. ;.
gteben Dem 2ei9enpagen itano el<
ne auti6e, 0a biaein ftiegen Die paar
i1parsen Menf9en uno leBt
| lab ssrau Q(nni ni9ts mebr. Der
3ua fubr i9neqer. anOere Stloer
tau6ten am 9abnbamm auf, Gi4t
unb S9atten unD 2i9t. :. :.
Der itarre, bIuHne 5rauentoff
brebte ii9 Iansiam um. Sort Don
Dem 'senIter, in iGber, unberitanpes
nsr 9lngit, in bumpien Grauen. E.
cSn Dem 8ageuabteit mar es parm
unO itiQ, beangit!geno IT'LL gegen Dds
Raunen Der GrobItoot brauben.
Oriiben in Der Gde oes Yoliters aber
Iab syranS, bate Den &opf na9 blns
ten ilber geneigt un0 Die glusen feit
qeI6lpIIen. Sein Gjeiidt mar bIab,
beinabe grau, an ha Sdldfen elm
mar gRunen. I'm ben Wuno ieltidz
me 6alten, uno uuf Der Stirn, iiber
Dem iicb mertfpiiroig peibe JGocn in
0as ountIe Soar binein5ogen, elne
bide, hurdiidtig bIaue IOer. -.
.6ran5!" idris 5rau Gnni in jas
bem gntieben, inbem lie aufiprang
uno Den arm Oes itiIen Wtannes
riittelts.
@r erpa6te iofort. Ginen 2tus
9enbIid fan er pcrtptrrt in Oas Iber
i3n gsneigte Geiiat, bdnn laheIts er,
nIs pole er lin Gnti4uIoigung bit'
ten.
rSabe ia gsidIaien?" Rd,
aber 10 mas, S6as Sa iiebIt bu,
mas Du fir eineH alien Wlann nit
Der 3eit betoElnit,",
Sic i6iitteIte Den aopf. Gana
oi6t m ibn beran trGngts lie, beioe
Sdnoe nm icin Saupt selegt, has
in Qrbeit fir iie unO bic aiHoer Dor
Der 3eit grau 8elror6en mar.
SD gu od ib
CLAUDE, id bin f4redIid i4Iedt unO
egoiitiia, Jrun5,- iagte iie hdltlos.
Gr tsgriff ibr @trbaIten niat.
.OesbaIb brau6it Dill bod nitt 70
gu j9rsien, Oas bat man ii4er i'm
gan5en Wagen ge9Ort. gBas par
penn bIoB2"
4Iber lie puBte barauf feine 2lnt'
mort. giur ibre 6anoe bielten ibn,
ais muiie iie INNER pieoer fiiblen, Oub
er oa mar, Oab er ibt nod sebDrte.
Gr lieb iia biss Strei6eIn i9liebs
lid iebr bcgIiitt gefaIIen. llno er
fubIte ii6 bur9 ben tur5en S9laT
+. oOer mar es irgsnOein anoersr
9runO 70 fart frob, ooB er
fejn @sib gu il4 3Os uno tiibte, obs
ppbI Der ,3ug gsroCe in Die naaite,
beaerIeuatete citation einfubr.
5rau 4nni aber tiibte pieOsr, obs
ne oaron gu 0enten. oub 10 ettpas
in grobItGotiider YeIeu6tung eissnt'
tid iebr unpabeno mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04

- Gin gutter aerI. Hi9s
ter: Sic babeH iib Bel bem Ginbrud
bic Stisfel ousse5ogeng
glngetIdgter: Sa, i9 bate erfabs
rem, bnb Elm aranter in BEN
3immer lag.
- 0as befprsts 9tsnfs
m do6en. Sausfrau: nWsnn Sis
bod Elm sinSigss Wiol Die Teniier rein
puben ipoIltsn!1 Oienitmdbdsn: rad,
Mabame, bann iisbt man bod orau.
ben Die a14sr in ben Garbinsn srlt
rs4t!"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-21
for such purpose.

2. There shall be securely post
ed in each car, where it may be con-
Veniently read by the passengers, a
copy of this section of the general
ordinances
8. Seats and floors shall be kept
clean" and smoking cars Cleaned
after each round trip"
a. A temperature of from so to Is
degrees shall be maintained for the
comfort of passengers and a Their
mometer for the benefit of anybody
who wants to know how cold the car
is. Above the level of the heads of
passengers shall be openings for Ven-
tiIation, exits for bad air and intakes
so screened as to keep out dust and
dirt. For smoking cars there shall be
SO 10 per cent more VentiIating Ca
pacity than ordinary cars.
S. Each street or elevated car shall
be numbered, outside and inside and
shall bear signs upon its sides and
ends indicating both day and night
the route and destination of each car.
This applies to all cars except when
run in trains.
Fines of from $25 to 500 can be :
slapped on the car companies for
each and every violation of the fore
going provisions any time prosecut-
ors and judges want to go to it
On the union loop of the elevated
roads, 83,454, 403 nickels were col
lected in the six months preceding
June go Britton l. Budd, president
of the roads, so reported to the city
comptroller yesterday Along with it
was check for $43, $1,000, the city's
share. Budd turned it over under
durance, with protest and all legal
rights reserved" This means that if
the street railway lawyers can break
a hole in the contract by which the
loop pays rent to the city for the
downtown space it uses, the roads
will pet their money back
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-21
TRACTION OFFICIALS MAKE HUGE JOKE OUT
OF LAW WHILE NICKELS KEEP ROLLING IN


The men who now run the Chicago
street car lines are law-breakers. One
law after another>is a joke to the
traction masters. Piling up million
dollar profits for New York bondhold-
ers out of the nickels of millions of
Chicago passengers, they keep on
shooting the bunk publicly, while pr1-
vately they say: ''To whoop with the
law"
In the office of the public service
department at the City Hall is evil
dence brought in by men working
under the direction of Commissioner
Montague Ferry. This evidence con-
sists of reports made out in such
shape that they viii snow judges or
juries in courts of law just the kind
of bunk the traction officials are
shooting. .
1t is said that this evidence is col
lected for the purpose of bringing
court action against company Off
Gals. If all the cases are tried for
which Commissioner Ferry now has
evidence there will be fines of more
than $2OO,O0O ana maybe SoOU,UOu
for the street car heads if found
guilty.
Investigators have been at work in
all parts of the city, keeping tab on
hundreds of cars. Each of these field
men has carried a book of blank
forms and checked OF all violations
of law city ordinances. Numbers of
cars, motormen and conductors,
along with the time of day or night,
and every point necessary to make
out a case in a court of law, has been
tabled.
Here are some of the tcity laws for
the comfort of passengers in Sec. |
221O of the general ordinances:
1. A sufficient number of cars on |
each separate line to carry passen-
gers comfortably and without crowd
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-08-06

population, the middle class, who
were receiving dividends and depend
ing upon them as part of their in
come. In this connection / have
made some inquiries in Boston as to
the effects of President Wilson's re-
cent summary action in ordering
criminal prosecution of New Haven
directors.
1t is said his course is approved
by many stern and just minded peo-
ple-who do not own any New Ha-
ven stocks. 1t is not so popular,
am told, with those who have been
able to hold on to their stocks, and
not forced to sacrifice their capital
for the bread and butter with which
the interest on that capital aforetime
afforded.
What these people want, am told,
is peace in New Haven affairs. and
opportunity for the present manage
ment to build up the shattered struc-
ture and put the road on a dividend
paying basis again. The property is
there, the country and the travelling
public are there, and the stockholders
believe the present management will
cause the road to come back" If
vexatious litigation can be avoided
The big shadow which hangs over
Massachusetts and part of all New
England at this moment is the fear
that the New Haven road may be
thrown into the hands of receivers.
1t is a shadow which looms like a
pail not only over New Haven stock
holders, but over the entire banking
community of this section
The point is this There is hardly
savings bank in this region which
does not carry among its assets New
Haven securities. The fear expressed
by business men is that If the road
passes into a receivership banking
panic will be precipitated and the
savings of the people put in jeopardy
President Wilson's administration
has not endeared itself to at least a
section of the electorate in this state
by the unexpected direction to bring
the New Haven suits.
Democrats in Boston tell me tha
it will react to hurt the party in tn,
fall elections.
In the approaching congressiona
felections the Republicans are count
ing upon holding all the seats in tn,
house they now have and upon gain
ing some now occupied by Democrats
- . m-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-08-06
INCREASING ORE
BINS At AUSTIN
DAKOTA MINE
TWO FOOT LEDGE CARRYING
VERY RICH STREAKS OF
HIGH GRADE.

Last week another rich strike was
made on the Austin-Dakota. This
ledge was struck in the east drift of
the 200-foot level of the main incline
and about 300 feet east of the incline.
This drift follows the course of a
two-foot ledge and the new ledge is
in the footwall, is two feet thick and
carries very rich streaks of ore and,
as drifting goes on, the ledge is get
ting richer and larger.
This is decidedly the most import
ant strike on the property to date,
and with the other lodges which are
being worked. a considerable ton
mage of ore is being taken out. The
east drift on the $50 level Is now in
go feet and from the ledge in this
drift some beautiful specimens of
iodide ore is being taken. One ore
sorter is kept busy sorting the ore
being taken out and several tons OF
very high grade ore sorted ready
for shipment.
The capacity of the ore bins is be-
/ ing increased to take care of this
additional ore. Drifting on the ledge
in the tunnel to the east of the main
incline is now going on. This ledge
is approximately "a inches thick, il
well defined, carries very good values
and is getting better with depth. Thii
tunnel will be pushed as rapidly al
possible to intersect the big dykei
that cross the property. Drifting OIL
the east drifts in the incline will alst
go forward with this same object il
view. By connecting up these work
ngs good air will be had. A store
house and stable was built on tn
property this week. Manager Lit
rell is awaiting the plans from tn
head office of the company for goini
ahead with the work on a nue.
larger scale.-Reese River Reveille.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-08-06
TARIFF DESTROYS
MASSACHUSETTS
INDUSTRIAL
LIFE
INDUSTRY OF STATE AT LOWEST
EBB SINCE 1907-TARiFF
PARTLY BLAMED.

BOSTON, Mass, July 29--Massa-
chusetts is calculated upon to in
crease the expected Republican gains
in the national house of representa-
tives in the coming congressional
elections. The Republican managers
here are confident that this state will
furnish the quota Of sheaves to the
Republican harvest in the fall
Bay state Republicans, however, do
not sympathize with the opinion said
to be held by some of the national
leaders that the next house should
be left in control of the Democrats,
with a narrow margin of majority
short-sighted. and If ii be based upon
jolitics they say it is peanut poll
tics"
What we want and what the coun-
try needs" said one OF the managers,
rs Republican house. with work
ing Republican majority to absolutely
block further Democratic legislation
II will be a mistake to leave the
Democrats in control for two years
more, on the theory that they will
hang themselves for 1915 if given
enough rope.
1.-THE trouble is that business and
prosperity will have been hanged
meantime"
1t is said that industry in Massa-
chusetts has not been at such low
ebb since 1907 The past three weeks
are said to have shown disturbing
evidences of business depression
Part of this condition is charged by
Republicans to the Democratic tariff
and to the pending antitrust legis
lation in congress.
The prospect of good crops does
not bring any need of comfort t.
Massachusetts. The crops that thii
state raises would not support Bos
ton alone. Manufacturing is wha
counts, and manufacturing responds
J instantly to the tariff.
1t does not cheer the mill hand
of Massachusetts, one whit to know
J that the western farmers are pici
ing out 1916 models of automobile
when they look over their fields @
grain
The slump in New Haven railroa
securities, of course, has affected al
other section of the 3Massachusett
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-08-06
PHYSICIANS
DIR. ROBERT O'NEAL

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFICES. STATE BANK BLDG.
Sours:
10 to ~ a. m.-2 to 4. Z to 8 p. m.
Residence Edwards and eddie Sta.
PHONE 4n2 and 9ea
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-08-06
OF ToNoPAH

A store that advertises must be q
store OF values - OF bargains" or
the Advertising would not pay.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-08-06
Os57s.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
United States Land Office,
Carson City, Neavda,

July q, 1S1fs
Notice is hereby given that the
Golden Arrow Mining Company, a
corporation organized under the laws
of the State of Nevada, by and
through its duly authorized Attorney
intact, e. M. Kieron, whose post
office address is Tonopah, Nye Coun-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-08-06
roNoPAH-MANHATTAN AUTO co

Carrying United States mail and
express makes daily trips from Tono-
pah to Manhattan and Round Noun
tain. Cars leave Tonopah daily on
arrival of mail and leave Manhattan
at 2:SO p. m.
w. C. HARDING, Agent.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-08-06

Advertise in the Bonanza.