davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-06-10
ST. PAUL CAPITALIST DEAD
Theodore /. Schumacher Expires in
the South.

Theodore L. Schurmeier, we'll known
st. Paul capitalist and formerly pres
.ident of c.. Gotzian & Co., shoe man
ufacturers, is dead at Richmond, Va.
after an illness of several months,
according to information received
at st. Paul Mr. Schumacher was
taken i'll with pneumonia in January
while in New York and at that time
there was fear for his recovery.
Mr.. Schumacher started home
week ago from Augusta, Ca, and be-
come ill while on the way
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-06-10
COLONEL is THEIR CHOICE
New York Progressives Favor Roose.
Welt for Governor.

New York, June Theodore
Roosevelt as the Progressive candi-
date for governor of the state of New
York was the desire of the state Pro
gressive campaign advisory commit,
tee, which met here to consider cam
paign matters and the attitude of the
former president toward national and
state affairs.
After his return from his South
American explorations Colonel Roose
welt said he will not be candidate
for governor
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-06-10
GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
Duluth Wheat and Flax,

Duluth, June S.-Wheat-On track
and to arrive, No. hard, 96Ac; No.
I Northern, 95Mc; No. 2 Northern,
1924 @94Ac. Flax-On track and to
arrive, $1.60k.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-06-10
Suffrage Resolution Kissed.

Raleigh, N G., June IA woman
suffrage resolution was Kissed down
IN the Democratic state convention.
one vote was registered for 1t.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-06-10
KILLS TWO AND ENDS LIFE
Missouri Farmer Shoots Wite's Par.
ents and Himself,

Orrick, Mo-, June 7.---Walter Hicks.
young farmer, killed w. A. Thur.
man, his father-in-law, shot and p-3b-
ably fatally wounded Mrs. Thurman,
his mother-in-law, and then killed
himself, on a farm near here.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27
Sie geseiiteruns iiir ben &ries.

Die GenialitGt oes 8oltsinitintts
befunoct lid OIL Der gegeiitcring,
pel6e Die Ot0glidteit eines arieaes
nit HubIano in Berlin, @ien uno
9uoapcit ausgcloit bat. gsifts mare
unrittisee aIs Nie alnnabme, bab es
lid Inn ein pioblihes 9luifIafern Der
9olfs.Seele batbelt ober gar nm Ell.
nen 9lusbru6 nieorieer SSnitinftc. wle
man lie in Der &rieaslitIt Der Woi'en
erbliden mill Gas Seutihe 8plf Itebt
an bod in Der aultu., Inn nidlt Die
i6peren S9doen ermefen 5u
t6nnen, bic elm &rieg bon
ioldem llmfange, lpie er beporitebt,
berporriien miiroe. gtoh piel 'ueni.
ger lit cs i'm llnflaren iiber bic gro.
Ben Gpier, Oie es bringen mub. Diit
boditer SnteaigeiB bat es erfannt,
oab in Der @eiditte Der Wenihbett
Momente eintreten, in iuelden alle
natericQen 9iilfii6ten DOR elmer heili.
gen glufgabe SIriidtreten uno oicie
Grfcnntnib it nidt pIoslidJ atfae.
taAdt, Der eleftriife Snnfe, Der ganj
europa in ein Flammenmeer gu bill.
len brobt. bot ii6 ni4t ourd 3ufall
Ston felt LANCER 3eit bat ous
ocutide @olf nit SSnerimm uno nift
obne Sorae beobad)tet, luie oaS Sla'
nentbum feline Bolppenarme nacb al
len Rihtunaen bin alisbreitet unb Die
Deutide aultur au erbroHelu oer>
iu1t. Gin arieg nit Rublanb TT tbats
iihlid ifon irit eincm Ssabr5ebnt Ger
innige @unih oes oeutifjen Solfes
getueien 1cslpcgen bot es aid ohnc
Mnrren uno &lagen glnes beipiaigt,
mas bic Regieruua an Wannituften
ino @elo furoerte, I'M auf ben gro,
ben &illtiirfampi geriiitet 81 iein Der
spiifen oeiitidler aultlir ilnb fInpi
fher gurbarsi einjt aussefp9ten
ueroen mus, oamit Die 9ropbe3ciunaI
bes erften ifd nift er,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27
2es SIeSat ais SsIbat.
6eiiere Grinnerunssn bss beriibmten
aammeriGngers.

Solgenbe reisenbe plaubersi be5
ipeItberiibmten aiinitlers eninebmen
MIR benz .,Rsuen Disner sSournal" /,
bas Tie aus bireiter 6anb bee 5srrn
Slesat srbieIt unb iiirSlih gum 4bs
brud bra4te. 5srr SIeaat ersabIt ipie
folat:
2lus ROtb aina i'd frsitpiIia sum
MiIitGr.
Siebssbn Sabre mar id alt. bod
aufaei6Oiien uno unier.HtGbrt. Msin
2sbrer Robinion iaate mir, bob iih
bic iflpsre 4rbeit am Sdmiebefeuer
unb @araubitod nidt NIT bsm 4us,
bilbsn Der Stimms pertrdst - 10 blieb
mir nur bic Wabl: nidt su iingen
ober Al bungern.
Sd aber bag 6uHnern Der Gnttpids
lung Der Stimme aud ni6t sutrdaliA
lit. aab es nur sinen qtuspea fiir mid:
bds WlilitGr - neil ih oa Qbenos
GefdYgitubisn MAIDEN fonnte.
Sm Wai fuurbe i'd aHsntirt uHb
allsin i'm aaiernenbpf bonn unterpffi.
sier abgeridtei. Wletne einilsionng
ipar febr mnea poasosen.
std mar in sinem Sammetrod. nit
einer qopalIieres Rrapaite unb fliegsns
ben aiinitlerlpden in bic Gaierns aes
tommeu. 9luf benz Sammstred S6up-
pen: unb einen liesenoen aragsn hatts
i'd aud. Sas srits mar, bab man mir
Die 6aare i6Hitt - bis duf bic 6dut
-. bic Shren ldeeu frei uub ltanoeH
irea. Damn adb man mir sine 5oie,
Die reidte mir liner Die Seiodle!. 9lls
if ihiittern einpeHben lpollie, bah iIe
mir etluas 5t fnr5 mare, eritidta Der
Rehnunss llrrterofiisisr nit einsm
snsrgifGsn Die Soien patient mein
Norbaben. Damn befam i'd cine 8luis.
Gbs i'd lie nod am 9eibe bate. erfubr
i'd. paB he .poBt". unp fdon ftiilpts
mas mir cine Uaiibs auf, bic mir iiber
fie auaen ainu. au6 iie .paBte". 90
ftanb id nun od,dls I. I. csdqer bes IL.
ssGastbotaillons.in Briinn. 4lle meine
Gnneraben teultsn DOT Wergniigen
iber meinen Mnblid neil he ihon
rsrgeffen batten. babyes ibnen 4bei ibrer
gtntIeibuna sbenfo erganeen. Wlir
mar febr rties.
sSn eininen 1aaer dnbris rs oas
Bib. Nltt iebsm Sda fpurbe id rebr
Hnb metri Spfbat - i6 b1rtesauf, mi!
ten Sdnha su rcoen - bsi .Re4ts
ober qinfs jttaut~ flOaen msinp Muaeu
rad @prfdrift mii b5bsrsm Nud. bie
@eipfhrsriffs ilSpfte 10 niitvGmpfin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27

ice eiasia itboue Strabenbllo oerl9dn'
belt .porben 1T, mlb crit in nllcrlliitg'
iicr 8cit lit Der QanbtagSidal IN oeilI
id,5ner alien @arodbml burG nene
Ginbauten unbegreiilitl pluntp illlo
rcb aeritort iporben. @enn nIal1 nlir
Die nnpermiiitIiheu alten gnnlnoftoe
rait Ierltanb iibernirlmt ine metter'
ri.6ct, brand)t man ilie ou iiiifirolI'
|idcr ganpeiie 3u greifen. User sum
gciipiel Die pirfutssoollen gnBelt'
treppen oes 9o5ener Saides fennt, be.
ociert, oab baS prddtige Wtotip psI
icucn gau.en nidlt otter nilgeipahot
miro, mic man iiberluiipt gerace IN
slotirol aniangi, sic Sd6nbeit Der
lsuinrfcrmcn ces SauieS alS et.pas
a5itlid;es nib llnerid;opiIihes on eill'
piinoen: erfcr, Eiciler, anube, Sdlls,
Greppc, Qidtbaubc. Iian FAM cac
itiuine,iidtige Beng, has bel il'is el'
ncn Grfer poriteilen ioa, gar nldl'
mehr onieten pcnn man Die iirne,i
acrGituDen. bchasliden nod dilBtll
|fraitpoa portreteuSen Siroler @rtcr
fennt, pon her einfaditen bis 3nr
rci1iten Iorm. @er burd oas alto
alouien, griren, Ster5ins gebt, err
lebt, tpie iit Der iteinerne Hbptbmlis
iuiuioaen muii.aliidj fortiebt. lpie 81.
2inie iortiGminIt. lie @ieo,:baIli
her einiafe:i @otiuc tiaulid, uno iron
luirff, abh!i1 r.lc i; @aris bas sat
if)ipingen ocr ilorijontaleal l.ris bon
Beid JE uno S3lfp: Sas tc3arrlldj
ieitgeealiene &oteu- ino greI.cnucr'
LdiniB rau Scatter unS WolfcutbiI /
fcr aanben >:i;nbe cine flats, hcle
5eitIi6feit eibt, bic nos Gin5clgebau'
&c an iidj nid)t hot.
sln Siroler Straben unh Hldttn
fam man oernoniirirei,, nod mebr al
itaiieniidcn. foB cine Strabc, Gin
Nav Srsanismts aus Siein iina.
nit e:rtn Bid iiberidaeplr. st6a!l
silrdJ &;ntergrimo abaeif}loiicn rtne
breite 9ofer, Die Die 9inie 5erreiben,
pGnc grobe gdrtneriite slnlagen ino
1BnIibe @titiel Ses itdotebaueroer
9tie.tdntismu5 Der att3iger Sabre.
Nefiyn llnrermoeen 5u Stil 8eltal'
tiulg. 8eihloiienGeit man nirgenos
ltarter enpiinoct, als an ben 0iing'
itraben 8iens, no jeoer S1lierbIod
;ioliert uno 3eutrifligal lpirft ooer
pieImebr, neil iiolirt uno centrifugal.
nidt tpirft Ger lIebergang Don
Roro nod Siio poll3iebt iid) i'm
SprahIiten pie i'm Staotbilb unge
mein aIlmabIih. Sir einen geiheiter
6ran5oien lit unier Uiilnhen ee Nu'
mid a bcnii italien oeid, fir rns bal
StuiIteiu idpn etrpas Siiolites, nod
mebr go5eu, oas lms, iuenn mir bin
unterreiien, mic Der erite GruB oes
Sii0ens amnltbet. aili Der Seinrfdbr'
bingegen ais Der erite beutide 9aiit
pieocr noblibut. Sirol bate nienali
tieisu 3dnber iiir uns, mare lem,
Sanoifaft nidt 5uslei6 elm Srdtanl
Der SeeIe. 9irol iir mir uHS elm le
benbiger Iteil unierer gcrganger
belt, oen mir rettlrHgsloS peripieIt ba
ben unS gu Dem es uus oarum immel
mieoer maaiih siebt :.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27

Yer Yrd tpe nj Dat 1pl9enoe
glnseias srlaiIen: v9erlangt: Sin in
gants uno SanoelsIa1en erfabrener
Damn pm Iortihrittliden SbGn, Der
@iuens 1T. eeaen Elm Saldr BON $12,z
COO bas Sabr ben poiten als Wiitgiieo
ner 9unoes- -Reierpe 9ebDroe anSu,
nebmcn. parteiaHseb6risteit 1T Ies
benia6s. bod muB Der geperber aus
benz mittlersn Weiten tommen." Der
YrGiibsnt fat iopeit Der sseisneten
Wann nidt ftnoen tOnnen. naaoem
Der Senat ii4 Jepeieert bat. bic glos
miHatipn bon SboS. .. SSones gu be-
ftGtissn. Barum es 10 ihlpierig, foIt
unm09li6 1T. ben seeigneten Wlenn gu
finoen, tit lsi6. 3u psrIteben. Nis
pom prGiioenten selpniiItten gaufs
unb Sanoelstenntniife tann nur ein
Mann beiiBsn, Der in aroben Sorporas
tipnen an leitenbsr StelletbGtig lplr.
Solte MGnner berpsrben iid niAt UNI
,Sobs". Sic brinsen Elm arcBes per-
l0nli6es Spfer. tpenn lie i;h oaau per-
| itehen, in ben Oienit Der HegierunN gil
| treten. Grihpert tpiro bieIe Qufs
aabe nod ouourf, bab Die pppuliItis
| I6en H!tQlieoer hes Senats ben pom
prdiiosutcn pprqeitidaenen UtaHn
einem Yerb0r untsraiebsn. pit oas
nur bel einem 9fsrbeoisfs ii6li6 IL
unb eine iolfe 9chanoluna !GBt iit,
elm unitGnOiger Maun nibt qefaaen.
Dos 2anb mub unter steIer populiiti-
iten llnpsrnunfl leiSen. neil bic
R&iere6anten. Die 3ur Sebanc Der
@eifdfte 10 oringeno notbDenoig
iiHo, nidt orqaniiirt iperben tonnen,
Big bic oberiie geb0rDs ein9eIest lit.
Songrsb Reprd ent a n t
Rainep BON Ssuinois lit 3par Elm 4ros
niT6er ROre,er ooer Slider, pie man
bierSulonDe laet, aber besDssen muB
man ibm bod eelegeHtlib beiitimmen,
penn er offentunois i'm Redts III.
Ous triITt auf bic 5prberlng Su, DIE
Dai1erirGfte Der Ration Ht6t oirett
an aorpOrationen gu iiberIufen, ion'
bern cine SDntrolsaOmmiiIion ein5u'
| ieBsn, bamit bic SntershsH oes gublis
tums gepabrt peroen. als Seleg
fi6rt CT oen 0aIsm BEL aeotut an. SSH
oieiem Ialle tpurbs elmer 8orporatior
elm iebr p.rtbpulles qripileg ami bic
@aiiertrGffe iw WifIiifippi in iener
SteQe eihgsrGumt. obne cine Seitims
muns. mas fir Die Glettri5ttdt Be-
sablt peroe1 mug. Was hisrin in
9lusiitt rshI. gebt aus Der angab:
b.s Reprt Ra1nsp berpur, bab bic aor=
poraticn q. AZ Wilionen Dollars To-
pitaliiirt por0sn if- Die bier5u nOtbi'
gen 3inia uni, Siuibenben MAIDEN
bjuise 9strisbstraft sur abioluten
llnmDgli6teit unO bepirten, oab bas
gigentbum Der GatioH ni4t gum
g1uben 9tlI,r, ionoern gum @ortheil
cine 9ln5abl RapitaIiiten uussebeutei
piro. Die jsBigs aominiitratiOn trifft
teiue Sdulo. Da Der Sanosl BON elmer
friberen 4bm,nifration absei4lofsn
lporben 1T, absr eiH iol6es geiIpiel
| folIte bod nidt lnbsadtst bleiben uno
/ entIdieben bappn abbalten. iolde pri'
pilegien uHtsr 4ubera6tlaHung Der
gum S9ube bss @oltes nDtbisen
0priidtsnabreaeln All gepdbren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27

fred unb berausforbcrllS geipornen,
oab ibnen cine geiaI3cne 2eftion notb.
ipettoig lit, UNI ibnen ben neberiniltb
ol,s5utreiben. Spe3iel iollten ite be.
lebrf ip.rSen, bab fie cine iebr ihledts
Stiise al bem Saren baben, Der lie 5it
aIl oieien Serausforoerungen perbest.
@enn man senau biniieht, lit gu emit
oeGer, bab Der SdlIag. ben Seiterreid
fiibrt, nidt 10 iebr gegen Serbien,
tpie segen Hublano aerid)tet lit, oas
binter allen aanilapiiben urto Qrob-
ierbii6en Sntriglen uno slgitationen
in SeIterreid) itedt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27
Das @4redsnstins.

Der isbr untsr Dem panioffsI fsiner
f9lasferiisen 5rau fttbenbe Regifras
TOR admmer5abI 1T nit isinsm SSbn.
den Grit 5u gdud BET 0srDanbten
In elmer llnipsrFtdtsiiobt. aIs bisis ji.
fnmmsn cine Manbsruns bur& bie
GtrnbtD Der alten Gtdbt dntreisn, srs
blidt Jrib tinen Gtubsntsn. bsiTen
5erf.btss @siidt NIT alsrlsi fr!i&en
pflaitsrn bsbsdt III. Dd briGi q IN
bic Worts aus: .Da fsb NAL, Nupa,
bus II pcbI sin perbsira!bsisr Stu
Ibsnt2s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27

gbsang bon Der gibne 5u ii9srn, bic
0erhanbIiinsen in bic aGnse 3ishen
unb er mag psrfi&en. bic Gcroeruns
gen. ipeI9e Ssiterreid an Serbisn sss
iteat bat. 5u milotrn, aber bab er Ns
auriidipeifen tpiro, fdeint uns unbent'
bar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27

g9ic aus BEN Gcpeid1e e II
erii6tIi6, bat gerbien iton iebr nett.
gehenbe 3ugeitduOniiir Gcuoht tbat.
ii6lih aQe ,Sorberungru BIS aili Die
Cine beipiQigt, Dab Die llnteril4rntg
geeen bic getbeiligten an benz aom'
plot, lpel1em iSrnn5 Ieroinaro Sitm
Spfer geiaQen lit, in (Segempatt non
6iterreihiiden Neanltrn nefiih't r1er'
oe imb in oieiem Safe 1T Oors
eeidlngen poroeu, Die gngcIeaCnheit
nem Sanger Tribunal 81 iiberlueiien.
@enn in folder @eiie Serbien Bis
auf ben letter gurtft lid, apfiigt hat,
miro eS auh iflieblid in hicien eiH.
piIlisen. Gab Geiierreica 10 ieit in
.feinen ;Sorberuneen III, bnt feirc GIL,
ten Griinbe. Die Serben rpiren 70
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-10-09
A. G.. BURBANK
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATE FOR
COUNTY
TETON COUNTY. MONTANA

First Treasurer to collect interest on county funds
IN Teton county.
Initiated this policy, as recommended in county
republican platform for four years prior to passage
of present state law on that subject, which now
requires 2 ID per cent
Interest in four years Of my administration lacked
but $4,000 of paying the salary of the office for
that time.
More experienced in the duties of the office than
any candidate now before the people.
Executed 3 personal bond without expense to the
people of the county.
My Platform: An efficient and economical ad-
ministration of the office with fairness to all and
special favors to none.
ADV
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-10-09
Spuds, lbs a hundred on

car. Teton Commercial Go
Cover The horse IN wool and sa,e.
be blanket cost is advice "a X
iieeded these chilly, hitting times.
You can laly them at The IIaruess
Shop.
Ro1 &c 81 NC l III is
right hand man at the station,
sustained a sprained ankle by
falling over a cart at the station.
Ernest Knapp is substituting.
Little Helen Taft sustained a
dislocated shoulder by falling
down the stairway at her home
Wednesday evening. DR.. HUI
bush attended the little lady and
The injured shoulder was soon
properly dressed.
j. d. Beckett purchased the
p. Davis ranch, adjoining his
big homestead, on Wednesday.
The Davis farm is a good one,
with fair improvements, and
Mr.. Becket's dominion in the
valley now aggregates 48O scres
Of land that cannot be surpass-
ed.
Horses kept comfortable under
Woolenl Blankets need less food for
heat energy. and will give better
service. They can be bought at the
Harness Shop.
William Elliot of Ethridge,
| charged with a grave statuary
crime against his young step
laughter, was acquitted by the
| Jury at Choteau late last week.
Elliot had been in Jail for sew
oral months and the general be-
lief was that hehad a few years
in prison ahead. The .Choteau
Montanan severely censured
the jury for its finding, but moi
all who heard the case agree
With the Montanan.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-10-09

car. Teton Commercial Go.
Seth Clarkson is back from
Pike, where he spent several
months.
Maxwell Miller and Earl Robb
are back from North Dakota,
where they spent several weeks
in harvesting and threshine.
Carl Field of Waller was here
on Wednesday. He recently
returned from Butte, where he
served with the Waller detach-
ment of the militia.
Pete Delre this week received
a carload of the famous Gold
Medal flour and is selling it to
the public at a very close marg-
ing of profit.
Frank Wolf, Jim Hills pump
expert on this part of the line.
was recently offered a promo
ton, on the Williston end, but
declined, owing to his desire to
be close to his homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Jackson
returned from an extended Wis
it in Minnesota, Illinois and In.
diana. Mr.. jackson was one
Of the guests at j. j. Hills
anniversary banquet, given re.
centyl.
Landon Peoples spent the lat.
ter days of last week with his
brother Walter. The young
man has been employed in
Yellowstone Park during the
summer and was on his way tC
California. to enter school.
A company has been organ.
lied to drill for oil near Conrad
Drilliags are now in progress
all over northern Montana and
it is pretty nearly time that we
hear of tangible results, if such
are possible.
An employee of the bridge
contractor was held up hear the
railway tracks last Sunday
night, but put up such a game
fight that his would-be asSail
ants quit the battle and made ;
hasty getaway, so the man re
ported.
VIM. SCHNEIDER and Miss Aim;
Lewellen aud Geo. Kap and Mis-
Lillian Tompte were married a
the Lewellen home here las
Saturday evening, by Judg,
Thomas. After the ceremon.
there was a little celebration a
the home where the weddin,
occurred, participated in by
few intimate friends.
Several complaints hav
reached the Pioneer Press with
in the past couple of weeks o
injuries to persons and to liv
stock by falling into the opel
trenches in the streets. Thes
trenches have been very dan
gerous the past several days
while the ground was covere
with snow. The Pioneer Pres
is not giving out any legal ad
vice nor does it know wher
responsibility rests but it woul
seem that measures could b
taken to prevent injuries in tn
manner above mentioned,
John Lundgren, republica.
candidate for assessor, was
visitor in the city "Wednesday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-21
SUSPENSE THAT ToRTUREs.

In great mental distress we await
settlement by the scientists as TO what
it is that our old friend Col Roosevelt
has shot.
From the innermost wilds OF far
off Brazil, where the bulbul rOars his
bul and the gentle tapir placidly tapirs.
there recently came the startling re-
port that the colonel had been SO for
tunate as 10 bag what Washington
authorities on fauna pronounced to
be a specimen of the curucui. This is
an exceedingly rare bird, not so small
and yellow as a canary nor so big
and emery as a crow. Its song is said
to much resemble what the milkman
says when at 4:1S a. m he slips on
your iey sidewalk with four quarts of
milk and Is pints of cream in his
arms. The curucui is nocturnal in
its habits and is difficult to attain.
We have often heard nocturnal nus
hands explaining to their wives that
they had been out hunting the curucui
and were about To rejoice over the
coloners having bagged one. when
certain New York authorities on for
e.gn and domestic fauna announced
that the victim of the coloneTs un-
erring and scientific rifle was not a
curucui at all but a spaIacopus poop
pigi OF the family trogonidae Since
the colonel's return from Africa with
the threat 10 make dogmeat of Bill
Taft we've always hated the spala-
copus poeppigi. many of whom the
colonel encountered on those great
game trails TO the no small disturb
ance of his temperament.
If it's curucui and ne safely re-
turns with the specimen. the colonel
has performed a service of inesumable
advantage TO all married men. But.
il it's only the ordinary four-legged
and fOur-times spawned Spalacopus
poeppigi. Oh shucks, Meanwhile. the
suspense is enough 20 drive a fellow
back to the canal tolls business.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-21
SCREEN THE MANURE PILE.

In spite OF what the gas engine is
doing TO put him on the retired list,
the horse is still city problem Of no
mean magnitude
Not long ago a city OF 225.O00 in
habitants took a census OF its horses
and was surprised TO find that the
number was 15,oOo-sttH one faithful
Dobbin 10 every 10 humans.
Apart from the property value in
horseflesh as affected by automobiles
and auto trucks. there is the factor Of
the public health
Every day the average horse pro-
duces so pounds OF manure: in a year
the $4,000 horses in the city which
took the horse census produce $4,000
tons enough 10 cover an acre is
feet deep
To is in unsCTeened horse manure
that the pesky fly finds it's favorite
breeding place. the prolific and indus
trious female fly. which in one sum
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-21
THE FOREIGN PRESS AND PRFsSI-
DENT WILSON.

Do the foreign newspapers repre-
sent the feelings OF their governments
Do they voice the sentiment of the
public in the countries in which they
are printed?
If that is true. then the alignment
on MeNico is quite likely TO follow that
on Cuba in the Spanish -American
war.
The English newspapers speak very
highly OF President Wilson and very
Slighfmgly of Senior HUerta
The German newspapers are sneer-
ing at President Wilson, just as they
sneered at President Mckinley in
1897 and 1898. while they seem 10
regard Senior Huerta as a Bismark
and a Won Moltke com bined
The French newspapers are playing
the German fiddle. They are holding
up President Wilson TO hatred. ridi
Cule and contempt and Senior Huertq
20 praise. distinction and ennOble-
ment
1t is a queer arrangement for the
powers. 1t is astounding TO see
Frenchmen and Germans blowing the
same international bugle nOte.-New
York Herald.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-21
\ STRENUOUS SERVICE.

All important part Of the service
rendered the public by the press asso-
Citations ard the newspapers are the
bulletins dashed over the wires in
advance OF the detailed stories and
posted i'm the windows Of publication
offices BY means of these bulletins
the public - kept informed Of pass
ing events hours ahead OF the appear
ance Of the first editions of the news
papers.
The bulletin service is furnished at
considerable extra expense and
trouble, and is given gratuitOusly TO
all who have tine interest to stop and
read. They constitute a mouth to
ear service which does not pretend to
Zoe at all times omcial or authentic.
They catch at every rumor or report
grab official utterances and stripping
them Of all detail or elaboration shoot
the mere bones over the network Of
wires that covers the country.
Any bulletin. however important
and authentic it may appear, is sub
jet To immediate or delayed recall or
correction. IL is not given out as a
statement of fact unless 50 specified.
The public must accept it subject TO
further and more accurate infOrma-
tiCa. I'm the end the bulletins have
covered the events Of the day or the
night quite accurately and the reader
picks up his morning OF evening edi-
ton Of the newspaper with fairly
Ia
what he will ind in its columns.
The flash. the bulletin and the extra
are forerunners or indexes of the con
nected and authentic story 20 be found
in the regular edition and they serve
10 keep the public mind open and re-
ceptive, TO stimulate speculation and
TO develop sentiment. In addition
they serve as publicity mediums for
the newspapers by suggesting and
sampling the full story of the news
that is TO follow.
The work involved by this service is
enormous. At the distributing centers
where rumors. 9ePorts and actual in
formation are eftfs$Fed and digested
it continues ufqhNT1 nd day in relays.
The wires are kept hot. with rare in
tervaIs of interruption for meals for
while at the cehtefs there may be
men enough 10 relieve the operators
on duty in most instances one man
must do all the work at the receiving
end
Under the most favorable circum-
stances in times of great public inter
est and excitement the bulletin service
is a strenuous job. II means hasty
lunches instead Of regular meals. "A
little sleep snatched at intervals from
the top OF desk instead OF a good
nights rest and "a high tension that
is terribly destructive 70 nervous sys-
TENS