davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
Newark Indians Win.

Two-base hit-Bates Sacrifice hlts-MoVe Ball.
Tooey. Thompson. Zimmerman. witter. Stolen
Ases-CaliahAu. Meusor Ball. Double plays
Jordan M0rfsette 10 Crane 20 jordan. Bases on
hais-Of Mouisette 3 On Schacht Batters
hlt-By Mprrisette. Chahck Struck out-By Nor
ussetis 8. by schsrht l. Wild pitch-schacht
Left oH bases- Richmond s Newark. O. Tine
S. Umplfes-Br0wu and Hart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
Results of Games in Three Leagues
and Standing of the Battling Teams
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY.
st. Louis at Brooklyn dwOl.
Pittsburgh at Newark.
Chicago at Baltimore.
Kansas City at Bunalo.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. Q; Brooklyn. 4.
St Louis, IL: Newark, 2
Baltimore, IL; Kan. City, 10.
Chicago. =; Buffalo, 0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

Earned nuns OF steen. 81 on Boehliug
Two base hits GandiL Moeuer Hts on Stceu.
ngs on BOehling. 10 IN Innings. on Gala. none
30 ] inning N Hopper. none 90 ! inning stolen
bases Bush, Cobb go. Crawford Neach Burma
Double plays-McBrde. Morgan and Gandil.
Bush. kaysnsgh and Burns LEFT ou bases DE.
trait Is. washington. 10. First base on ualIs-Or
Sicen 2. OF CoSceshe. OF Boehiug On
Galia on Hopper l. First baSe on errors ~
Washington. struck out-By Coyeleskie / by
BOeh.iug. T. by Hopper. J. Tmc-2l5 tmuires
-Diueon and Nsinn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

Two base hiis-Lswis. Foster. Three base hit-E
Walker Stolen base Walker Sacrifice hits
Lsvan. Cady Poster. Double Hamilton.
Layan and Lean Pratt and Lean Austin Pratt
and Lear AgneW and Pratt Left on bases 81
louis. Boston. ?. First base IN errors st Louis
l. Bases on hslls-On Hamilton 4 ~ Foster
Hu by pltcher-JSuWiu. Cady Struck our-By
Hamilton hy Poster s. Wild pitches HsnriI-
tor. Poster umpifss -Hidebraud and OIousH,in
Time 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
Ihe score follows:

left on bases-Pittsburgh, Brooklyn. 10. Two
Home run-Kaun Sacrifice hits-Wickland. Nov
reg Heane g Holt Sacrifice hies-Berry. Smith.
First base on errors-Pittsburgh. 2. Brooklyn l..
stolen Uases-Co0per p Wichand. konetchy.
Earned rns-Pttsburgh. 4 Brooklyn. 4 Bases
Oh balis-Or Upham. T. on Finnerr. 2. on
8. hy HeaUe. { Ba!ks-iieane Hits-Of
Iphsm. Z IN innings. Jmpires-Brennsn and
shannon Time-l s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY.
Cleveland at New York twOl.
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Chicago, II: Philadelphia. I.
Detroit, ;; Washington, 8.
Boston, 3; IT. Louis, /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at It. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. :; New York. 3.
81. Louis. 3: Boston, az innings).
Brooklyn ". Chicago (rainb.
Philadelphia vs.. Cincinnati (rain) .
NATInNAL AGIE ga NnING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

Hts-Or Nerbout IN 2 innings OF Comstock
300 innings. stolen hase,-OusIow. McNaly g.
Iwo.hase hi's-Ee}no.i'. Ousow. Three base hit
By Coms'ock. J. hy O'Bueu. 5. hy Bentley 8
Bases on bslls-O1 Comsiock. 3: ~ yerhout on
Bentley 2. Fist base on errors-PrDyideuce
Left on hases-froyidsnce. Jersey city T. Time
o. game 30 Jmpres-Harris0a and Freeman
Attendance 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
The Drive Checked

Totals q IS 2 II Of TotaIs....83 2 II 2
'Batted FOR Schupp IN the seventh inning
fBatted for Ritter iu the ninth inning
Pittsburgh .......... 3 0 II
New York ............ 0 s 2-5
Two base hits -Msrhe Hlnchman. Three base
ht-Balrt Sacrifice ht-Gibsou Sacrifice fly
HucHmau. Stolen bases-Nlerke. Carey, Baird.
Hinchmu. Mccarthy. Double Ilays-Flrtcher sud
Doyle Fletcher. Doyle and MeFkle Earned runs -
New York. ,. Pittsburgh. ; Left on bases New
York. 6. Pittsburgh. s. First base on balls-Or
rerrtt 2. on Srhupp. 2: on MamauI. Hits
on HerHtt. iu 2 % innings. Of Srhupp. 8 IN
10 innings. N Ritter. IN , innings. N
Mamaur : in 5 innings. none out iu ninth. On
Adams. IN ! inning Hit b. pitchcr-By Perrltt.
] lNamauNl by MamauG. 2 Burns and Grant }
struck out-By Ritter /. by Mamsu1 4: by
Adams. J. Passed balls-Msyers ~ Empires
Qulgiey and Jason. Time co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
The Tribune Racing Chart
JAMAICA, FRIDAY, JUNE Is.
mrIrnrn CLEAR: TRACK FAsT.

700
Thdden out:
on ImsM A CunnlSam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
Harvard Makes Clean
Sweep With Tigers
Crimson Nine Captures Final
Game of Series Despite Loose
Play of Football Hero
Named BriCkley.
Bv HAYWOOD BROUN.

When Charie BrIcIey cBsJened me I0TV7 E'
~ % in at those affairs stepped up his cradle and showered
him gifts
,IIe shall be a great dropkicker" said one
"IIe shall never miss a tackle" said the second
re shall he wonderful with the ball said the third
Then thew retired dcaening applause But there was louder
crash through the window flew the wicked larry VINO had oe "
- - ! Of invita-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

Tor
her finish ANe followed uD
baec op yandh IA o
ortw oil
fh Al p@s easily oi S1 WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
New England League Result,

Lewiston. y Lowell. /
Worcester. s. Portland Z.
Lawrence. 2 Fitchburs. /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

followed me
sdetho o
on a crowded two " ~ "
twoyeo 500 addef: value 70
Owner Cochran Trainer "" n 'IsN'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

BASEBALL. Wsshlhstsh PArt. ? Cams. p N
To-day. Tle' IoSs Va. ST. IeulI Fods.-Aau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

bouat Tor $
but n a and Pnei IN a' SIX
teuhG Gus
upward 500 tsi value to W,s
& BY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
American Association Results

Louisville, l. Cleveland. q
Minneapolis. 9. Kansas City.
ST Paul vs. Milwaukee train)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

a
snt forced to pun lp losing Dh' " ' ''
codh
z Il Blue owner T. Aan
Rilir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19


toh last start
for $500
start Won easily p1se hi1,S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

Selling races have been selling races
in name only for the greater part OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19


nnks Ell tire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
Southern Association Results

Memphis : Chattanooga g.
Mobile. Atlanta. Z
Birmingham. 5. New Orleans. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

BASEBALL TODAY. ? games. first game ! 30
r NJ. New York Americans ~. Cleveland. Polo
Cfounds. Admission 6Qe-AdrL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

In assigning weights for the hand
cap third on the card to-day W.
Nosburgh asked Top o. tn Morning !,
concede four pounds 10 Sam McMeekn
which was sold a few days ago tsi
$4,000. He certainly holds the Peep .
Day colt in high respect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

Totals 81 5927l43I Totals....3g472tb1
'Baued FOR vsrhout IN third inning. tBat'ed Tor
Bentley So ninth inning
Providence ..........O s Q 0 0 -
Jersey civ "a "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

.Appren,ics allowance c'aimsd Tl0'
cludes a penalty Of Eve pounn'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
GOSPODIN FRANJO.
ROMAN-sPIsAL P~oDLIMBARsKI.

jennie cd Somojla ma Skodo delavskc hranc mai
bolJsa VIVA III ma racun tie hranc obira piSke, pu-
re in gosi ter Sc masti $ slastnimi bifteki, ne da
hi kdaI kaJ placal "a tc dobrote. Somoilo mu jc
ponudll, IN ON lc hlastno segcl po blagodati.
lako Jc zastonl ledel III phi ON in paznik Gajer,
M heka1 malega le odletelo tudi "a Atifa. "a slu-
A'bnika in hlapca, ne da hi ga kai ugriznila vest.
Spomml Sc Ic, ola sta s Sanction re naratunala
ccho ten zaStonJSklh Evil ma ie one Nsote, kl so
j" placeVal drvarJl "a hrano. Dale lc dalal Sa-
moJlo lO'c ~popustka cd zncska, Xxi "a jc dobival
"a ZlNlIa. IN tega popustka nj odracunal drvar-
Jcln' ampak SpraVlJal ga lc Y Svol Yep. Use to
nu mora zdaI odpastl. Ia kiSll mzcnir nj takScn,
da bl puStlI Nse prl Starem IN bl hotel Z MIN kaj
dehtI, Silno Jc obzaloval, da le ncprcstano proSil
' tuzlanSk'nn konaku IN PR dezelm Vladl "a wi
same place IN podplral SvoJe moledovanle $ TEN,
ia ne oPraNiJa Same hapormh gozdarsklh poSlov,
anpak tudl mzcnlrSka IN ADMINISTRATOR della. l.
SiSan lc hI' pa kako' Mrcme pl NIadl mu MISC
zNiSaIe place. ampak lhz'mrla 50 mu poSlalc Y
ponce! q, kako le biio neumno! Mari bl bal mol
d. ; VI u" 81" pp S'aren,, III "'' ra|,rSai %,
-, :" '' SUI a." ~ ",' vi" N'""I NraS""
No.,no 81 J' rSiu]'io. MAKO I'p' H'a Sc ra"Hm'Ia
r,'I. M "N' ~. "''"I t" ~ PIN"'N'" 20
DP' 70, -r ~ n ~" > "1'"' T"N' J" ," . ,"p".
o"G ,NiJ"o ~" SPA" d" N'"I' S''"', 81
Wv " ~ III, ) ''N!o NN"P'J ~ y par l'''n ID.
w. @ : I,.u " S' perm ' Sl"J r'JSU'
: .". ~ - 80 ." .'S'. P'9."," INV "F
" ~ q" ~" u = Sl'"'l 'uJ"l 'Ju'rni' y ma
- ~ ,""' N"NSno "'""hos, j. naPra'l' Dopfol
Sc 'nn Pr'ooJcdGl. pa le sci ma led pieSat kakor
oN'' 81. NJ ~ ~ Steer energ.''h' ore|opzlr'h
~ J." ''' "''" Ci'NVN' N"ud' j. $40 d HIc@oN Yep
'"'''" ~ " p''S'"S"' "ndio".'S., n" J' VI
uci' I'd prlu'Jo hJ'@oN' IopoNScllc IahKo ma dan
'"E""' ~ N'io''"" III YIN! wee ga mesa tenn ne
P'iT'5"II' pun. - '!'6"' M" J' ""pn II Haralc-
"" VEioN' "a IL" I"%'"''' So I' St '"ia"ll, GA DO
va sN"p"I SNp"!" "'l"Nr'' no pa Jc prNi' Eagle
'"i ~ ." VIM 'I'N'hd M I' Ihlt ll lie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06

Sc pfcpfoPc, "a katerc ' liar III mogcl pOclCdatl.
a Hakor ma stczi krai Oskovc, tako ic .udi In Gu
I'll, kakSno THO v~rliGastic ga obkrozui'. Ponckod
j rasla oh studcncih visoka trava, pc katcri 500
Sc V blizini biStrc tckoGinc Zibalc kraSI, libclc.
\ pol urn &c priScl ma tratino mad hanoni. Pod
prlStrcSjcm j. Gcpcl handziia Pcro ter plctcl IL
slamc in vrbovih vitcr koSnico. DoGim ic bill V
hedclJo praznicno oblcGcn, ic danes kazala ME
gova ohlcka nekai lukcni stara albanska Gcpi-
ga Jc Iczala krai NIGGA ma tlch. Vilar jc stopil k
menu IN handful Sc j. razjasnilo lice, kcr spom-
mi Sc Jc dobrih bcscd, XII Jill jc o TEN gospodinu
govoril Jovica.
iii mas pat malo gostov,'' ic rckcl War.
ko mu jc bill hamdziia princscl kavo.
"Malo, bogmc."
-" Ii vrcdno, da scdiS in GakaS tukaj YES
dan?'
''Zaradi KAYE hi ne 5akal, ampak tn doll "a
to skalino imam Min oh Oskovi Vcasi dobim
kakSno mlctcv IL Pilica."
I'll 81 IL Piica >"
~ pravoSlavncga Pilica sem. \. vsc to. kar
vldlS: han, Min, hiSica V PiliGu i'm niiva. vso ,o
Ir haravaJiccvo, XII mu plaGuicm t%rctiino. Dobcr
cIolek lr Mitar karavaiiG, XII m, ic sprcicl pod
SFolo Strcho, ko sem laval Y najv,cii bcdi no Bo-
Sni Ntar"c jc p|otcgnil 5 takSno Silo IN vitro
da 81 mu jc utrgala.
All prld"lo kai dwarf : planinc y tvoi ham,
ifi""J", v nedcljo popoldnc radi pridcio
iF't'kIo noe sem incl costa : Konj-planinc."
n%oGuicS Y ham?"
Ne. In da notulrm, 10 noe uc hi hotel; tax
~" '"I"\ J' NpaI pod uroJo Strcho iriScl jo sno-
'' SO SEM "''oI zapr''i' k mcni %razboinik -"
'laI''N Jc mtr" vpraSal Nilar. kcr hal
''''' N'''r'h l' '"Ilk" SliSaI in dital, So "a "a
''''"''
"lIujSi ucgo hajduk. Prd, in nr,,i.
'Fus'l me, ola uocujcm hanu. Glaya me boli
lH daIjr me- morcm.' Tudi meme pobolcva p
Nim, da hi So "a iznrbil. Idi >pat k svoiim 1ava-
'lN'm v Mcdvedjl Dol. pravin. labko e. nridos
gor. BoJim Sc, da mi zazycS han in Min. Pa So
"a nscm mogcl otrc>ti. Sc prosi me ic do mn
dclam 20 noti duSjiuo. Ne hi rckcl. da 10 nos,en
'Iovck, kakrScu 81 ii. ali to jc lopov il nainitem.
hcJSc rodbinc y Bosui Plan IT, bI. obi.>tcr hal
sem - "a.
hdo pa j. bil!'
Atif Sarailija. ti>ti. ki l. mi Va. ,ni.a,
p" nikdar ne della. >amo pohajkuio In d.nas ~
lop'' Vs. lutro >loncl pri mcni. potcn 10 vrs 49,
r"ltan NpaI III plotom. Vi dive uni tcga kar i
"dNrI 20 dolui IIandzija jc utibul Vilar -
'"I pr!nr>'l vdrugit KAYE. Pogostil jc starca 8
N|"''!c"ln' IN "a NrraSal To in ono, da hi mu raz-
''~"' J'/N III IN" Nc'pl %laupanjc. Rad jc pc
NI'Na' hlrgo1o mirno. prcUdaricuo govorjcnje.N
"J'3"|o nIrNleco in krcpko Srbsko bcscdo. Vrhu-
i'"a Jc z'Ici spozuati. kako 1--WE Iiudie zunai
na I"..l "'N'" - P"' HcN"J SlSal o ~ziyljcnju
n,,.Ii .L .i' '''' ri'I' N'""l"Ii so mu IJudjc, ki so
,aa. .,aI.. ''N "' NC'C'' "a ooIoZeno mizo IN
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06

'N hoNtJVs ih'u's M Quill SC
wee ko dive lett trudil "a podjctic. TakSnc mice
nczc poSiljajo V Bosno, GcS Ii mai upravljajo.
nova kultura mai napo6i!
"kaj nam mari kultura o. Samojlo jc 5 ka-
zalccm pomel oh palec. "To lie jc naibolisa in
~najSirSa kultura. Zdai jc inzcnir gospodar, vsc
tr"ba tako urcditi, kakor ON hoGc. Proti vetru
J." homo pliuvali, kcr hi nam padalo ma lice. o.
proSti, priiatelj!'
'\so noe sem q tenn prcmiSljeval"
"Tebi odlctc lcpi dohodki, no Jazz nisem kriv.
II glej!' jc brcz milosrGnosti rckcl Samojlo.
'\lkdar ne smcS povcdati nikomur pod mi
linn ncbom. da sem dobival Sconto. ! ii 81 pri tenn
udclczcn."
"Jaz! Sconto sem vS"lci odraGunal. Kdo "a
j. sprawl, mcmi mic mari nj. Jazz sem ncdolzcn
kakor novorojcno dctc."
"Ti 81 ncdolzcn, Samoilo, kakor pScniGna
moka. ~ katcrc Sc SpcGc hostiia. To vcm," ic Y
%obupnoSti govoril Bicrkopf. Izprclctcla ga ic kur-
IN polt, : mcgli ic Scdcl pred Min navihami lid:
gozdar SO "a j. zatcl bait.
No ia "a ic p%otolazil. rckoc: mic hudcga
nc bo. Trcba Use polagoma izvesti y pravi red.
Irzn" Gene So izprcminiaio in pc tch So ravna
ccna hranc. Prvit ko pride inzcnir, mu pokazcm
ccnik, ki bo "a 100 uilii, ucgo ic bill doscdmji
t"liko zuaSa >couto, Ii 81 "a dobival ii. Par ted.
uov pozncJ" mu prodlolim Sc "a - mizii ccnik.
T." }" ccna tstlh lyii, Hi sem jh hrczplatuo Pc
SIjal zatc.'
"A mcni 81 nara5unil, ia mi posiljaS "a i,
vrodnoSti vSch viktualii.''
"Itacun jc hil p'Sicn ia praviccu, a scdai mo
ia "Siail nokal mcul "a moi trud in "a modrost.
; kal'ro prcvalim Nratolomuo >tvar : >tarcga ma
now tr. iako da latr me- bo Skodc."
All ZANE %" odlctl me- vcc?'
me morcm, priiatcli. no morcm. Boz pra-
'ioui mi j. prioa''
III ST yclik g%aucf."
"Poglci 5" y zrcalo. tam zaglcdaS cnakcga
T, nae griii. a JAZZ sem tyoi dohrotnik. Glci. ko
hi Iahtcvali >cdai drvarji ,;sti sconto. me- mogli
bl "a i%ztoiiti, kcr "a uiScm ,piSal Y svojo kniigo.
TAX" sem >krbcl 2atc, ko ii zdatuo Scipal DELAY
cr In ii mai praviS g%anrf!'
H%l"rk"ptu - ic raliaNuil obraz. "No. no. o.
Pio>i, "Staniva prlia'cIja''
%" p"zu'l" sta 81 puStcniaka loGila. Slab,
>"ll" $" }" roIlal Bicrk"pf nazai, Samoilo pa ic
"v >aLl'sa NcN"lla p"SkoclI pred >vojo zcno.
IVAN h"Sa pravltn"ga. Etclka. ~zvlicnic mo-
j' |o"l NNa Sc Hn"nlla icga ucuaSitncga zaic-
HaI'a W. Dee y nalln" >kodo b, oStaucio PR hi
: I'H IdtN' p"nnaz"m. kadar homo dclali mo-
70 N"n'raN' i'Iam kakor R"1Nid i'm drugi bo-
-"iaH' I'I"'l.l' d'nar IJud'm. da "a potom ma
I"J 'al' ~ "hi'F' n"dpor. mII"Srn nm p"dIlpuiu.
" "ah" NN""a, ID" i"IIk". ola 81 p~oviSajo uglcd.'
Mem h"'>ltd $ ntoSar mn dal.' j. rckla
'''Ika '"E "dNIa %N"hnil".
war j' ".'aI "Na drl donna; VS. IiStinc ic
r'''f>Nai FSo ''mu'IStracijo jr proutil. Trctii
dan "a nl wee N'rpc'o y lzhj: popolduc ic hodil
Nr|% N''n '' k'aj 'NN"N" Sc Jc "glcdaval, po-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06

" j. 'NfhH NhIN u"
kaj Lahko tc prcglcda in ii kai napiSc. Pa pre-
eel, kcr jc pri mcni in moii zcni re odpravil in
odhaia."
"Zdravnik? On nj zancsliiv in odkritosrGen
tlovck. Ia hi lie grabil in grabil, prodaial svojo
laziutcnost ter Sc slinil krog gospodc, 1" ic poti-
homa govoril Bicrkopf in cukal Samojla IA rokav.
IasliSal jc bill V vczi zdravnika, katcrcga ic sma-
trail "a nevarncga cloveka, s~toieGcga re blizu go
spOdc V konaku. Kolikor mogOGc ic zatrl mcdlost
III upalost ma lieu ter Sc p~oizkusil prcbibati Y mai
boljSc dusevno razpolozcnic, kar Sc mu ic tudi
p~"srctilo. Oci so Sc mu ncpriictno svctilc in nos
J" rdcCc kakor navadno Strcl Y bolii svct
"Idravstvujtc gospod gozdar!'' ic |prijazno
po%draNJla goSpa Etclka, stopivSi z zdravnikom ma
prag. "Nsclci sem sreGna. kadar vas vidim.''
"kcr CumurpaSa princac dcnar, " ic pripom-
MI zdravnik in 4 vcsclim p~oglcdom obrsnil Use
navzoGc.
90, tudi brcz tcga. Sal danes ga nj princsel.
kcr "a jc Sc lc pred par dncvi. NcScla sem. kcr
j. mas priiatcli tako t|olazliivc in zadovoljivc zn-
n%aniosti"
Glci babo, 81 ic misliI Bicrkopf -a MEN
soprog me .ir smatral "a ubcglcga mrliGa.
"Lahko mu jc, kcr Diva ycdno med gorami
IN ma Svczcm zraku. I'm ucSc mu - cj-cjl Da
sem laz lie trI Icta ma n~jcgovcm mcstu, pa hi 81
hupil vilo kic Y blizini mcsta."
Gozdar Sc ic popolnoma osrcil. Zdravnikoyc
bcScdc so "a potolazilc, kcr so opraviGcvalc ME
fHlln hlIhEElIAn L a Y sol .lnU-. l.. go
., . 1t"
ra;c%I. -, - ~" o'' "'N'"' pre-
.' ' " "'''' " P'"'"' "I'I"N' MANI
80 - -",o,o S" I" Su"''"'' Il" uN'N'hc'
y, ". -" l'N!IN"" ; p."Sr'm NrS'ah>N' mol
~ =. -, go "N'% : ' P|uN'J'"'"' "aSn'-
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d.lkatno. eospa. In ,is,i r$cni:ni cn,oli no,.,
malice opcccui i'm poSvrkan; - m,lom ..,
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zamaknicn Y petic ro isl,oco n,T., Nol.i ,,,l,
u,.a So nm io sickle y us.ib i, r,,,I.,-' e. -;
mo- '.Tudi cospodu gozdariu nanrovito ,otsr,.
p.cdpoldauico oosporp j. syc,o,,I ,3~o,,.L
''Slabo izelcda mas Cumurpaso."
'Pa res nj takScn kakor drugckrati. Moi bif-
Tx ga zc pozdravi."
'Kai ic pa novega pod Koniplanino? Inze-
n;ria ste zdaj dobili. Dolgo so odIasali in zinc ali
naposlcd ste ga vcndar izbezali. Tia vas razbrcmc,
~. odvzamc YAM nckai vaSega tczavnega posla."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-24
Oil Price to Be Probed.

Oilton, okla, Sept pa Uni,ed
States probe of Oklahoma cru1a oil
prices, alleging that the Standard is
forcing the independents to pay a
premium to get oil, is to be asked by
William l.. lgoe, member of congress
from one Of the ST. Louis, Mo-, dis.
tricts. The appeal is made on the
behalf of the independent oil con
Germs in Missouri, but it is the price
of Oklahoma oil that is making the
disturbance. Igoe will ask the fed
eral trade commission to investigate
the alleged freezing out" operations
of the Standard Oil company of Mis-
souri,.
The declaration is made by F. c.
Bretsnyder, of st. Louis, president of
the Bell Oil company, that the inde-
pendents of st. Louis and the state
are facing annihilation as the result
Of the manipulation of the crude oil
market and the price of gasoline
Mr.. Bretsnyder said he had appealed
to the attorney general of Missouri
and the federal officials without re-
suits and declares that the Standard
Oil company, through its allied com
panies is doing today legally what
was declared illegal when it was op-
Grating as one company.
Mr.. Bretsnyder says the independ-
ents are forced to pay a premium of
10 cents a barrel for crude oil in the
Oklahoma fields over the prices paid
by the Standard company. He claims
the Standard buys the output of the
oil wells and the Independents are
forced to pay premium to get crude
oil. In the selling end, he says the
Standard sets the price in Missouri
OF 10 cents a gallon for gasoline,
while in New York the Standards
price is 20 cents, double the Mis-
sour figure.
In addition to Bretsnyder, II c. !
Grenner is also preparing an outline
of the independent side of the qres.
tion to file with Congressman Igoe.
Grenner is president of the Automo-
bile Gasoline company of St Louis.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-24
Offer Above 3Oc.

The Gushing field has production
of approximately 10000 barrels and
has a pipe line capacity of 2OO,O01
barrels, and $4,000 barrels are being
placed into steel storage on a specu
lative proposition. This leaves 13C,
600 barrels of pipe line capacity net
being used, and several refineries
about Tulsa and also in Kansas are
shutting down because they cannot
obtain oil. One of these refinerics
has offered to buy a couple of tanks
in the Healdton field at 33 1-9c Il
barrel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-24
Secretary Without Authority.

Chas. Won Weise, one of the attor
neys who wrote the contract between
the Healdton field producers and the
Producers Refining company, states
that in his opinion the selling IN.
tracts will not require the approval
of the secretary OF the interior, any
| more than other sales of oil would
require, and that the secretary has nc
jurisdiction in the matter and tha.e
is no danger of any harm to tie
Gainesville refinery from that source
He says, however, if an emergency
should arise and the refinery were
to exercise a lien on the property
which the selling contract prescrihes,
that the approval of the secretary
might be required. He does net be
lieve that there is any likelihood OF
the lien provision ever being exercised
on the part Of the Producers Refining
company as the producers themselves
will operate their own leases AMI pro
duce all the oil that is necessary tc
fill the selling contract
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-24
Different Opinions.

Much interest was manifested by
the oil men in the producers meeting
yesterday. Several of the local oil
men are not in sympathy with the
fight that will be made to have a min
imum price fixed. They believe that
in the end no good results will ne
accomplished and they state that the
proceedings will hold back the field
that much longer and further con
fuse matters. While, on the other
hand, those who took part in the
meeting feel that the price will be
raised, and that it will be worth ma0v
thousands of dollars to Ardmore pro-
ducers. They believe that the pipe
line will quit taking oil only for a
few weeks at most when it will give
the price named by the commission
without resisting in the courts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-24
Secret of lauQhter.

THE secret of laughter is in the re-
turn to nature. Civ ilization and cul-
ture are late additions and we are
living to a great extent in artificial
conditions. Psychology makes plain
the fact that our present mental equip
ment has been slowly and painfully
tanning that high altitude is inevitable.
This tension is relieved by nonsense
and by the portrayal in humorous
anecdotes and on the stage of eva
sions of convention and infractions Of
the prevailing code of morals and
manners.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-24
Not Very Comforting

Mark Twain at dinner at the Au-
thors' club said: Speaking OF fresh
eggs. | am reminded of the town of
Squash. In my early lecturing days
| went to Squash to lecture in Tenn
perance hall, arriving in the after
noon. The town seemed very poorly
billed. | thought I'd find out If the
people knew anything at all about
what was in store for them. SO
turned in at the general store. Good
afternoon, friend. said to the general
storekeeper. Any entertainment here
tonight to help a stranger while away
his evening" The general storekeep-
er, who was sorting mackerels,
Strengthened up, wiped his briny
hands on his apron and said: I expect
there's goin to be lecture. | been
sellin' eggs all day"