davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

mig. Set iamms iinloer ies bin Wano,
Nrne, iant bine Seuuer Cars oo Trre.
S'pr Cars. Saa tomnnsr lea til min
%rooerndtter aaroIiue Herpil. henoeS
Ntnne Sorbisrn idntt Satiereu Nina.
9tsie lfnloer ieg iao messt, al @irIs
Den alorig bIir betaIt. Sai. fiGre Benz
ner, for alt ret aobe I Rite mig. oils
Nnbers a Set beoite. Saa hilier lea
Sars @icrteneS o. 6uitri % 9atter
pnd Oct penlialte. OF Tiger Sat FOR iioit.
Sna tar ri Suren I'll Speit. Ser biIieS
Slaf % 6nitru Wotbiloo. meh Den
eori9e Samilis meb Sat for bnqaeligt
Stholo hos cSer. San hiIier lea Sors
bjsrn Clones % 6uitru % tiger Sal
for SelpiIie oiit mig. San sier ri e II
Sbinsum op til ll9letpeNt % hiIier a
Sari % Ssrnsn Ole o. tiger SuiinS
Sdt for @ieitfribeh % @eIpilie pit mig
lac manaen Sang unoer nit SphoIo
rerbierne. SiTier oeian 6 9. @re,te
lornt Sber co 9nrcn, bans &uitrI. 2is
eeleoes biIier ie9 ben lille ruoige Tiac
/ SarinsS tueu pna ll9Ietueot, Sao tar
b; @eien til Stutepit. Serpitbpeoen.
Ser hiIies min Srooeroatter eli hens
oe2 Nano Sntob, Ssmnen Sonas.
9etrene Warie. HagnbiIo % Shea. Sat
ior alt oct goNe 5 gioroe moo mig /
eners bno9eIige 0ien. Saa tar oi en-
Gfititfer iii apnm. Ser biIier ie9 Yes
Der @ierfenc5 o9 bans 0uitrlt. % iigcr
Saf ior ubpiit @i0tiribeb. Seq fan
billie sig Teoer ira Din @ror @as
thias. 0an baboe nnIi9 urret / SeisI
hog 6ans Bergen (Sicrge). 6au Dor
hos lin 0ntter / @iIlmar. 0iiun. 81
ie6 bilieoe Dem pan 6osie sIemte ieg
$. :. 6osie, @oIoeu. Seq bilier sig
Din 9nitru % Sin epri9e Sas
Mile. Sat ipr alt goot. Sorsbrigt
ieg ole, ipm ie9 paa n eIler
arhen Maaoe Tom / @ersrine mee. min
hIerteli9ite Silien % Saf for GAM
pGret berbientnte. Naa De 2ipspilioar.
.btornnoer 5 Ieper. bIi beorc 9ar Tor
Gor, ina : ale bill ipnc5 at 9ipct er
rGrb at leoe.
(Mere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
NuilighcS5iurmcnc 1uifcS.

On 6orretninQ9mouo / 6rc0ericju
bar iioIac "6reo. 2ogbl." ira 1uif.
Ion0 mootnget 6ofuira, bporpao IU.
les:
"&Oet ri inI1cr tdIri9e 6jrmocrs
"a 6orbinoclicr5 Gnife. bar ri be.
~iIittct / 6remti0cn at unoIooe Sc
mrDttigc SaIcmanoer o. N~eiIiNbcoS.
former / pore 9rcue. vi uiI 0crior
life mere brllac 6oriifrinQen on
oen 9onife icIuioritnoeljac SgineteI.
ie % beNcr Gem Lac operior oS gis.
re set ianruc."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
st ipnocripoif Stems sfir6ne.

@aarOcicr Cir. CuS ira 2u5.
boIm pon GI9 cr. eitcr bpoo ser
mcoocle9 til "Ncim00l". iolOen paa
Ncitirontcn oru6t ut0 en- Winc.
iprrnluiuQ. Guns blcu, iom iao
mango otlorc. inotolot Nlcn hait
romte3 booroere cnO Sc ilcItc. 6or
nogIe W{uanc0er iioeu 0eoe ncnuIiq
bans @uitru ira Ter inloo @ern
boorai Sen puQitc par igbt. mc0cns
N|onoen itoo / ScItcn. &un par Ell
enl "a goo Nuitru og Wooer. BERTH
ell melet ouAtlQ 6ll5nlooer, Tom paa
cAeu 0uuHo iture0e @oarocn uonicr,
fet unocr Niauoena 6rappr. Qcttc
Slnl rauuueoc Guns baarot. CI
MT er oc itoffor9 mooerIeie Born
o8ian ioocrleie.
70 al Dem - Ct Gur inlaa Evil.
finger - fonf citer Woocrcu5 1oo
til en- S%IpatniuA 6orIeocu Nut,
me66eler oct uGpntc Glao, ~unalueoc
oct enc phtoieIig o. freq: "6IGIp
@iplp, 6dOcr ialO ue0 / et tort
Sui" Oct oiicr iia mn. at oct net
op BAR oen Nat, 6ooeren bieU orp6t
ue0 en- WlineiprPndninQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

Oh iii Sapeu Emp. buor Siuer. %
Stooeren Som tieb!c butr i'm 9auo.
irdit, iotu &c M bar ogNprset oa op-
bpg9et. 7 @il Git for Ct Glouo. Sc
bar beaae prret hclNjQc SorobruQerc
90 %ioritnnr OF ina oIt I'll al aaa aoot.
SanIeNeS bar &c anI0B. Sruatbaoer o.
nm nioit meS SeIn 'oriept S~obnt&nol.
Sipert bIeo altina inacn glrumcI Ntaro.
OF Set CT meb meaen Gtmoo man trns
Ter pan hans iioli9e S%ortaana fra en-
ieraenoe @nfc % II &ern.
Ser organiierebeS Ell uorii Iutherit
Weuiabee / 3apen / 1902. Nn omtrcut
9 rprite Samilier boeNt Ser. @en 81
Here al Nisie ioIgtc NJ, gtt ec "Stanos
baftigs" ino / Den uoriie IcnigheN /
Il. Gloun, ga oen hIe9 or0aniieret BEN
27bc Sept. 1908.
@e9et tieIia ion foIt ira @ibItugen
% icttIeoe / Spact Emp. Sc craanis
iereoe Ell McrieheN, iom Sc talote gic
ifogcrs Ieniebsn, % en- Sip bocce og
iaa Sreit Der. en- bouit Brett ira Son
iercneen. ga ban reiite. iplitteoes @tcs
~uiaheben. o. Spnpeen If "a Ell Nes
nigbeo Ser. lom bar Qiort aIrseI,g
Sremitriot - baabe Uu0tr Snaebrlat
ion, S~arsgaaro % 8cm. ionl har be
tient ben eiter b%perauore. sra Che
t0be Toucmber bolbtcs Qreosmeoe /
WiIdca Nreos herneee. Eiliteee uar
Sornano @isrgo % &aitor y. Y. Sobns
ion ira ct. Vaul, %oitor Norteuleu
ira 2ittIe Sails, Batter &anIer ira an
liltb o9 Yaitor Sophl5 Gbriitian Tes
terien iomt Vreiternc ira arcoicn :.
Mem % Y. 9nneletb. CpnttioIieue CT
betienbte for lin bp0IeIile @ieltiribeS.
% ben forneateoe jig hcler life benne
Sang.
@an ~forbonbIebe on @ienIssnin1,
GctfrrNiagisreIie % Somnelie. ga
itnr &daIcr boIbt MISUNDERSTANDING
biten % FaIt. Sohnion ira ct. TanI
reicrcrcoc over Oct opaipue Gmue.
Sen lite Nppember iotte ) Nutomos
biler eitoner @eien til Zimmerman og
iibeu ct gar iii fnIot nreo Vreiter %
9~elegater., Ser ituloe Upre airfeiuoe
oielie / Serront ST. 1880 6orm. a
set bIep Ell Ipttelig Sag Sen lille Nn-
bp9oen berborte. Otter SuooieIien iuos
bebes Toriamlingen til 0iboag hos
@rdmbil o9 beperteheS paa BET ollers
bebite. Genne WeniQ6eo blep itiitct al
MI afosbe Faitor s. &. S%n9cbri9tion
Senere BEN 23Se San 1902 blep Sen
%reor9anileret al Taitor q. %9arsgnnro.
airfen har / lrneere Sio orret / Drug
men ierit nplig inoreoet, lna ben iun>
Sc inDpies. ! 1902 beitoo Den al 7
Samilicr. men nnele al oi5ie ioI9te no,
ga 2anoct neg, % flptteoe bort. : DC
iinite 9lnr er BOG ro9le npe 6nmilier
TONNE inb, ian set ier ub iii, at BET
nuriie Settlement / 9epouia % @oIos
min Emp, ital beltan.
Sberburn So. bleu lte0mooerlig be-
honblet / nen ferite &iit ON 2ano i
9toropeiten. &c git oper @ptfen eiter
@ano &c lnnobungri9e NorbmGnb. Nu
bar enfeIte iuubet Sberburr. SnaIes
bes Tom 8. 8. 9eite og @ultab NeIieu
ior et %ar eller TO iioeu % tiebte
Scrm / Santiago Spp. 90 FOR Ct
gar Tiger iibcu tom 9oui8 Soenosruo
op ira @orth SO. % itaI tisbe Ell GAM
mel 0unfceiarm paa $50 aeres - /
norbre Santlogo Emp. g. 3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
SDloer % &peiier CT iarli9e
SIS. s. er bit MiSoel
ct Stamoars Niooel / iemti Iar

Ten moeerne Stenfab bar bepif, at SpIber Os sabunhsr, spurr o. rpst pub.
uoNe, e Sdrer9natr Tor unnt SIb. Staa9te Nub "a Sien al Geana, Suoiula
Stoshesnsr - als Nmousoenme frtper Jig ira nunt Blob - Del CT bet befmiusne Sob
ON T ldrg- Set He I'll SpIoa uobrpoer. Sts n bar SpeRr % uhne, ma rrar
Uothopsresfr. .Npener for9ur DIG, at bit Blob e hot al uruteosr. III mad pfe
III oil yoo, npre % rtmMhne pt mbH atureus eRu Slobtont, S S S. til nub Suf
ming. zen r SCREENS Stanedrb Slooreuir. Gra life uoeen Srugs. % buo heller
lite uoSsH Smerrenr euu Saluer. S s S uaur Slaot bnpe ND aue uenheea. Zen
ttmbrtnaer luuo SWp - euteni psets bograpeHs uo eienuem 6uben. Snlhr nbNct.
eczema % antnonin9r III Sfro1ula 1ortumMr Ten uoruer bpdo SaDer oa Smsrz
REFLEX alerta fan - ben gdar I'll NIue Robm al Snet po at ma Slobt Gin Sub
birtrr n. o9 on fan mari ise ben Sissr icn ubaaspeuouos 6ehrto binaey S S S
e. rn pesetablf.. III Tan taa ben hos hpihnpmbdt apotehr men BIZ mao tms
8 8 |. CAB os fTtRus ps ON SlobfYseomme. Ship ehr Smu ON euubsaieuns
ger, What the Mirror Tells; sms bit ShfrIbs bar pGut IlGusuarst, fp sr
fpnhie Ranb til S S S Co., ahanta ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
Sorretmimssmotiier.
aarmlans i staten gle,u nprt.

Gnboer al Uore SGrers, Der oil til.
ifrioe Sultu3 gloIoeuhaper, Scano.
aist. Agricultural Sept. al51nn. Y.
o.. o. beoe ON Bulletin 70. %. oi!
mooinge en- nor @og on Be Soroe.e.
Der for S%auo5rugersn i,embDeer ia I
Sialen 4elp 2ort. Ter er / oenne 9ol
sr @9ngoe Silsoer ira Snrme ! benz
ne SIat. % Ser gipes C|gIpsninaer ON
arliuger. a0GsoporFtniuG 81 meget an
BET. Der iiiierli1 piI ~iorbduis mango al
@eiiens Sarmere. Solen ieHees frit.
os ben in~ebeiauer 6p!Dsniuger oRro
al booe. S!rio siter st @Esm2Iar iha9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

Tor oct er Ell itreug Sio for mango
her. Ran Ter nGlten finn IortflGote
6olf. oo Der oItio cr en- al OereS Gaa.
rsrenoe ioIocu. Win Mdno or On
bieume cnonlL men ban fan uente at
inn Crore. bpno Tag oct itoI uare.
Wangc al ocnL ban par til Grtraies.
ion nco, er aIlercoc tUofaIot.
r. Get hi bIipe triit fer iii Viute.
rem"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
Zen mill.Trc Wrrnieunot,

Der bar lilNct Iouae @rpnicu / noQ.
lie @fuoncoer, bar iiclac "Nibe
Stiit9t." iouct Rciieororc OF cr
bIeuen oiIeit al me SOLO, ser tUacr
baooc uuge % Glbrc al l00e gr.
mctorpo' 30te Battalion ira Sam.
bllra % Bremen % Here ororc Ste.
An.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
SonoeriYllano
unocr Eriocn.
Snclia til NcItticncitc.

Scu5Hrcpc Shucf Sdotfenbor1
blcu iorIe0cn iielNe "9iibc StiitSt'
meo lem Cages Barrel in0fuINt til
at mcoe / 6Ien5borl 'om "oueIig
I'll 6e~Itticncite" tiItroo5 Tor. at han
tiolilcrc cr fo3icrct paa @rmo al
en- u0prudct NicrteiriI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

Sil mine tirre Gonfirrnauoer irl
1850 og icnere Aar. llu0ertegneoe
irbbDber eoer herpcO til at tcgne eoer
ipr iripi0ige 9ibra9 iii SpreitcIie al
{. @amlehiem for hnislo FrciieqleIo.
Otter Den Griariug, icg bar inntt
uuoer nit AZ saarlac &irte ION Frcli
fiuoer ie9 bette paotrGn9cuoe neoucn
rig, 9hl, oa set Iatfer moo @ubeu al
nit @irfe iom So9neprcit. bIep set
mig Ell bnnenhe Srnn9 al uirtc hcrior,
ihet Npoitelens H%ornaning: Sen iont
life israer for line e8ne, / @cipnper<
ligbeo line 0usioIt, han bar forucgiet
Sroeu % or uGrre cno Ell @nutru, hor
itonet mnuenbe Tor mig. Sngen bar
upnoet giialb al ilere Misunderstanding
Mrnb, ser bar Iouet lin Stetic oa it
@iorag. en- eleuoom al SIme pea
Ooarben 2ab bIir / rem nnrn1clte 6rents
tic til Sal9s, % c8ner iig iGrIig for
ct Inabant 6iem.
Seq 6enuenoer mig ferlt til cher /
Smerifa, ferenS ieg benuenber mig III
.Hr0paanere al Qai3Io YreitegIelb. 2ere
nGit pil Saqer paa ct ienerc Stnomu
bIipe forebraget for aommmne % sat
tlgitnre.
0nislo SreiteganrS. 25be San. 1913.
Goer5 / 6errcn bengioue
Y. CIR. 8rsQger.
@ropit @req9cr, aroner 10000.
81. srouit srsoacr:
Guitars itrip AZ 26-4 5. al. BART
uppIeie i iiite heIdoitpre mete. OF en-
part az bernoimre paalagt "a iuara
paa bette itrip, Noa BET / brcuet porr
.iorlnnga 6erao5itprets uttole I'M ser
biqigar iantcu nm bbeiina al aantIes
beim Tor 0oislo.
@an pegne al 0uisIo beraoitprs fan
e0 meeeela. al Del iantrspite5 uttaIic
lin tntt iii Sr. @roplten for oet arbcio
Sropiten Der Dor uopIita % oil iremln
at 0nfsIo meo tioi Hal iaa ieg Elm
gamlebeim.
Yropitcn tnn ar b~eraesinret penta
all Den %ituouoS Nenue itore iat |iortiez
Santen nm qamIc benin Bar it,ic
bore RENT nauo 'or beraoimret hclN;
iii heuue no bar ben tante it,ie
fiinna tntes upp for aIoor oaa bcraoei
bar hnpt mango % Itore tra0 10 ION
bn9uao al i,uIehuier % beaer NJ. NJ.
Set iramtiem 40 Guitars lfrio. ar
&c bar penet Tenn iii 6afslo. Ssqoins
gar hper / gmeriia nm henne itore ini.
% Der bar iaaeu 0uneet tiIiIutninq. oa
oet part 40 beraoitnret bella meo elRoe.
al bore ~iambeaoiugar oernoer oil uera
meo aa taia cit !sit / benne % FOR
10 %anonIise iat. Ga bil og Ieeid
iii. Fna lama m. iom 6r. gropIten
Tor beraSet giere Gin itor og soo gier,
ming meo oette Guitars arbeio meo
snmlc hcimen oil &c paa lame tio reiic
Tiff eli oarigt minnie / bafslo. IA
Intic III nrbeihet.
4erahIuret har life imoi al Probs
ten bert iormauH. % NJ ban pGIger
Be andre meolentmer 40 irnret.
6a'slo iormauoitap ben 29-4 1915.
@proiamt.
q. J. SoraHser.
Reoe bolotes / Il. Sames BEN life
1915 angaaenee SneiamIine az
eeRse for Ell @amlehism for 6aislo
S~reitesisle. g. y. Sierrie al III.
Rinn., bIe0 paIst iii 6ormanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

epniu 7tHcu -Susoerreu" er rrre'caen
eoo Green. 90 sen er all oi t.g suis -
eeulafiHe at erre. Zen e.rr Gsei 1rrbeios
CO gaar lea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
q. J. Sorauser.

@eoe bolotes I II. Sames BEN lie
g,arts 1915 n~neaaenee SneiamIine az
SsHps for et @amIehism for 6aislo
Sreitesisls. z. y. Sierrie al I'll.
Sames. Rinn., bIe0 paIst til 6ormans.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

Sna mna ieg inboper pad Snbitrans
Den: 6ilier giartlis o9 hans 6uitru
IGmt bans Nnr o9 9lur. 6iIien Sicrtcs
res og SantiIie pnn 2iaeiosie, Gle 6ie,
leren (9isen). 6uitru os Ssn; Ears
6rlmen, Ssu % bans 6uitru. Saa
tcntmer jc9 iii min SpIter. Sig tirre
Sriier ienoer ice min bierteIi9ite Sat
for sin irore @oobeo CO aiGrIigbeo MOI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

Statterne er oerbiemme Ell itor Snrs
b. at bore pan. @mbebspGlhct rioer
paa Hpsgen az BET norife Solt iom en-
Ware pad sc Sonenoe. Mae bisie az
bdntebe @mbebsmGnb ifnl bape Heriion.
Matgc al benz bar efter norite Sors
bcloe moi iad hsi 2sn OF buroe /
&C SiIi9Iber lGese Jig op nut at Icpc
paa for Geireu al lit Sip.
Wansc bar ipuret mig. ON iea inns
res ben nuritc Natur par iua itprartet.
inn mango pii bare ben iii. 9aa iaas
odnne S~psrgsmaaI fan jes tlin ipare
n,eget ufuIpitenbist. ON @erbens itsrs
Arizona republican., 1915-08-14
POISONED BY SHOE DIE
Coloring His Tan Footwear Black
 Nearly Cost Ohio Man His Life

Akron O.-Dyeing his tan shoes black nearly cost Andy w. Weisburger his life recently. Poison in the dye was absorbed by his feet. Quick action at Peoples Hospital saved his life.
 This is the third case of poisoning by shoe dye that Akron physicians have encountered.
 Dr. B. F. Force, chief sanitary in spcctor, will begin a thorough investi- gation in the near future. He will de- stroy all shoe dye containing poison. Not only shoe shining stands but shoe chining supply houses will be visited From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-14
PAN AMERICAN APPEAL
(Continued from Page One)

eign minister. at Chihuahua, that they were ready to eliminate themselves for the common welfare, provided there was no recognition of the old Cientifico group, and that the con- stitutional government be restored.
 Ronulo Naon, the Argentine ann bassador, hurried to Washington to confer with Secretary Lansing con- corning the reports circulated that there had been 9 difference of opinion between the state department and the Argentine government regarding the Mexican peace proposals. These re- ports said a denial had been made here of the statement issued by the Argentine minister of foreign affairs that the Pan-American conference was based on assurances that any thought of armed intervention would be eliminated from the plans. Alter the conference Secretary Lansing de- clared there had been mlSunder- standing. and he assured the ambas- sador there wass no warrant for the published statenSents which aroused him.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-14
vON H|NDENBERG
(Continued from Page One)

mands the Germans in the southeast between Cieprz and the Bug, is again reported to have been held up by a Russian cCunter-attack. Mill tary critics disagree as to the prob able line on which the Grand Duke Nicholas will elect to make his stan but the majority of them consider it hardly likely that he will try to hold the Brest-Litovsk front. The German crown prince continues his attempts to pierce the French me in the forest of the Argonne. He has had few local successes but the losss he sustained in the series of attacks are declared to have been very heavy. The Germans also at tackled in Artois but without sue cess. according to a French account.
 Negotiations between the Balkan states are proceeding, but thus far there is no sign of any settlement of the questions at issue.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-14
HOLD RAILROAD OFFICE
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1spArcHl

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 13.-The su- pIeme court refused to rescue from the hands of tine constable'J office the fur nishings and effects of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company at Bakers field, which were seized yesterday in an effort to collect s15.S8O and costs under 1923 executions obtained on de- fault of judgments obtained by ship pers under recent decisions in the long and short haul cases. The supreme court held it could not interfere with the execution of the judgment of the superior court in such a case.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-14
GREECE'S FRIENDSHIP
FOR THE ALLIES

Greece has some traditional Euro pean friends. They are France, England and Russia. Lord Byron's name still arouses the enthusiasm of 1 the sentimental Greeks. They have
 not forgotten that the fleets of | England, France and Russia des- troyed the Turkish sea power at the Battle of Navarino in 1927 and so gave Greece it's independence. Gladstone's act in giving Greece the Ionian islands still stands as an eVi- dence of British disinterestedness and magnanimity. In the days of it's struggle France was the fore
 most champion of Philhellenism. In more recent years Greece has tho same, reasons for liking these three
 great powers that Bulgaria has for distrusting them that is, the liberal treatment it received at the Treaty of Bucharest.-Burton J. Hendrick in the Worlds Work.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-14
Arizona Republicans Editorial Page

by progressives, abnormal. The gods seeking the destruction of Barnes have made him mad; they are driving him into the desert alone. V
 What hope the republicans entertain of success in 1916 muse~depend upon ridding the party those who have clogged it's progress and it is carrying heavier burden than Barnes The party must divest itself of those who would turn the clock backward They should, instead, watch it and wait to strike again it has struck, Genoting the contin- flight of time which cannot stand still
 The principles of progressivsm much alive today they three years ago. They have spread. They entertained by members of the republican and the democratic parties and those parties understand that attempted obstruction of them be fatal to parties.
 It will avail nothing to denounce them "so- ciastic;" to hold before the country the prospect anarchy resulting from popular rule. The "Old Guard" s few n numbers to be rallied against the people. The "Od Guard" is shell dead and not susceptible of reanmation.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-14
FOSSIL SKULL
 TO BE STUDIED
Relic Believed to Be 25,OOC Years Old Presented to Australian University - Was Found in Queens land
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH]

ASSOCIATED PRESS D1SPATCHI
 SYDNEY, Australia, Aug. 13.-The first truly fossil skull discovered in Australia was recently handed over as a gift to the University of Syd- ney by Joynton Smith of the State Legislative Council. This is the skull which caused such a sensation at the Congress of the British Association of Science last September. It IS be- lieved to be 25,000 years old. Since the British Associations $ convention the petrified encrustatiOn inside and outside the skull has been removed by Professors David and Smith of the university.
 At the formalities attending the re- ceipt of the skull from the donor, Professor David explained that 1t be- longed to the Pleistocene period and was found, after a flood 31 years ago in the bed of a creek near Talgai ranch on the Darling Downs in the state of Queensland by a stockman. Pro<essor Smith said that the se- quence of teeth in the skull was such as to show that it. was that of a youth about 15, yet one of the teeth was the largest human toCtd yet discovered. The extremely primi- tive characteristics of the skull were so great, he said, as to warrant its being placed with such anthropologi- cal specimens as the prehistoric Heidelberg jaw and the PiltdoWr skull
Arizona republican., 1915-08-14
GERMANY'S NEW SUBMARINES ARE GREAT
 EST IN SIZE

The stories told by the survivors of the Arrnen- ian tend confirm recent accounts of the newer German submarines at work apout the British There is little suspect eXasger ation the part observer who estimated the length of the U-3S geo feet. remarkable snapshot taken when the Zaandstroom and Bata- vier captured gave a clear idea of the general appearance and proportions of the U SC, and she must be fully that length. In fact these vessels apparently something the size of a large destroyer
 The witness speaks of the incredible speed at which the submarine pursued the Ar stance, by the way which account suffi ciently ultimate fate-but in respect of what is known of the later submarines there is nothing incredible about it The Armenian apparently making about fl knots: the submarine, from all accounts, running light, and it is known that in this condition Gcrmanys newer vessels capable of 20 knots. It is wonder, then. that the Armenian oVertall-n.
 No very definite description of the armament or the U2S has yet been given. We are tcld that mounted several guns' and witness says that about 100 shells fired before the tor pedoes were used. The U-3j, according to some accounts, mounts only two 1-pounders and one H. pounder which has be brought up deck ana mounted. there is to believe that soTe these vessels more fo-midably equipped. The pedoed positively of "heaviIy mounted gun which he in place while the vessel was rising the submerged position. Tt was in no way up says flor before the periscope of the submarine the surface it showed itsele in position" All recent accounts make it plain that German submarines extraordinarily formidable vesses.-New York Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-14
The Madness of Barnes

If William Barnes of Albany should be able 10 exert as great control in the republican natiohhi convention next year he did in 1912 IL might as well not be keId. He has learned nothing rom the .xperiences of the three years He IS more or a reactionary than He sees no hope for Amer ica exceDt in an autocracy of wealth He would revive and reinforce the doctrine of vested rights of which we have heard little of late
 It is surprising that even Barnes should pro- nose as he did in the York constitutional con vention on Thursday erection of constitutional barrier against the progress of industrial justice which even men who pronounced reaction a,ies three years ago realize cannot he stayed
 Rarnes appears O alone among the repuo- lcar leaders in his folly. At least no ether feac- tionarv has displayed great hardihood no other has so affected disregard the signs of the times
 The events at Syracuse last spring have per- hans driven Barnes and have made his hatred of those ideals which have been advocated chiefly
Arizona republican., 1915-08-14
BATS TO SLAY MOSQUITOES

The exterrnination of mosquitoes by means ot bats has proved successful in the vicinity of SaE Antonio Texas, that that city has adoptec ordi- nance forbidding killing of these little flying animals, colonies being established in other mosquito sections of the south, Popular Mechanics Magazine.
 sThe country around Mitchell Lake, ten miles from San Antonio where the first of these bat roosts stands formerly so thicliy infested with rnosqutoes it almost impossible to remain night, and since most of the insects of the malaria carrying variety, the section became notorious for the prevalence of chills and fever Now it is of the healthiest spots in Texas and all due to the efforts of the bats
Arizona republican., 1915-08-14
FEELING ONIONS FOR LIVING

The profession of onion peellng IS not one that obtains much notice, vet there are at least 300 women in the east end of London earning their living by removing the skins of onions With practice, they can make 80 cents to a dollar a day. Very often they have been peeling since shildhood, daughters succeed ing mothers. It is not profession you can learn in one lesson, for the skin must be removed by hand, or the onion juices and is no use for pickling. The onions are always peeled in water. This is not to save the eyes of the peeler, but is done to keep the onion white.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-14
TO RECEIVE CARDOSA
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcH1

WASHINGTON. Aug. 13.-Sccre- tarv of State Lansing made plans today for receiving with formal cere- monv Jose Cardosa, Brazilian minis ter 10 Mexico and for many months representative of American interests in that republic. who is due to reach New Orleans Sunday. Leon CanoVa, chief of the state departments div ision of Mexican affairs, left tonight for New Orleans to meet Cardosa and escort him to Washington New Orleans officials have been requested to extend cOurteSieS.