davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
Winter Training.

ag the idea about winter training
baseball from October until March You
enough March to ocoberand you " In tho winter
OF as likely stale
Travr October early November until
Nav He beeyes months good thing for ones
he and keen to play May means
November But what does 1t
playing In tournaments all WINTER by June or
clinedto of his game"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
fS@6qrh%&hf
~ &Ganz1u1dR1ce
Charge to Buzz Boats.

Two when his suddenly up Mack
charged a big OF the trouble TO automobiles.
"Too Of their
than they about the game which thesec
John McGRw the tame in and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LIT YOUR RENT PAY FOR TOUR HoNh
I>srue, No. 20 Neat s3d 81. Dep. Phone
ESQ Md So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
NEW JERSEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
Auto VS.. Baseball.

original subject How ask docs
mobi a game?"
In twow through
ngh-vhich
fresh
Again make the futter
this likely TO affect ones batting
little institution.
price needed hand face the upep
Blu or the a the automobile another AFFAIR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
LONG ISLAND.

COMFY ISLAND BUNGALOWS AND
plotr 20 Lease on easy terms. near ocean
and bay SEA VIEW REALTY CO, Room
lsEff 4.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
Golf and Baseball.

Most managers put through the They
right about player holes Of goabout
afternoon lie
all energy
complaint pitchers playing of days when they are
due 10 work nor games Sundays there contest on the
But there theory that golf swing hurts baseball
Iy Cobb and
Eddie Collins pounding golf ball has hurt their batting the
terrible effects haven developed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10

lngegElLow Az iN~ " 3 ~, l.nnirFs -.
a'fio6. Z 80 frame dwg' 81 bchumanl ana ,.,o'
80 al n + Scffc.dnr e al lom l,af.r !.
srv. due so 1f7 ~. ules. &c. IS u, - -
rlsIntlH Tor 81 900
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-17
SOCiEDAD DE ANIBOS SEXCS
"!CNACIO ZARAGOZA"
Protzsta

Ccnstc p0r /" preseEte, como los
.aaio firmados. en- Representatives dc
- socioS de numcro tde ambos st
~oS). entire 'os cuales hay socios
.ndadorcs de Il >ociedad ~"Ign&cio
ZaIagoz"." de est& ciuGad. p~ro:est0-
lbs en- coulra IL lbs actos de IA M
..ri2 que acordo sin razones apa-en-
.e,. u suspension tie uueStra SocIcdad
.... Il ier"liEo de Seis 2reses, %u"r--
.aGose q archi"o. cnceres. fcados
..- T. nisrl%. etc. : e. asa dc uues-
los Gercchos Recommendations. segul-
eos ade.ante con Euest-@ sori-dad,
-,ma Jc hecho 10 hc:nos hecho J,
a,.cv tempo. pe.Ta!t!@ndcHos invita-:
o. nue<tras iunt&< " ;odo indiNiiuo
.i.- v:,il. honesJo que Gesee coogera~
IL tucuu voluu,aG = !" obra que de
amos .cva"tar. NuesJras junlu, las
.,aemos los doningoS " lbs > ?. m.
~ 81 salon &c Ia X. soc:edad "Bene.
v~.Ieacia Arexicaaa."
Union. Paz y Trabajo. San Ar
tonic. Texas. Mario . de I9!6.-
S.cretario INFERNO. Ealeutin G. No
.rz:: Presidcatc INFERNO. NJ. Sam
-,~s: Tesorrru INFERNO, Jesus Cana
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no -" 4uN. TONG p0c rosario las SIC
- radrnaS de Rrlrrbli.
Mirntvas tanto. una luz. Que iabia
.,io baianio dr troncra an trOnrra.
briilG ppr fin rn la crrraja DE- Ia
pucrta.
-Demasiado tarde llcgas, Nychol
-Grit6 una voz agria;-a las doce 50
lrvanta Ia hOrcd. V 500 - nccesl-
ian sei> horas para venir De Skou-
gen a Tygla. cEIa habi,io aumenio
de- i~uehacercs"
s. oy6 rsta prc@unia en- .! ms
tan;r lie abrirsc Ia puerta.
Ii muier que Ia abriG. virndo
dos caras cytraHas cn vcz de- Ia que
cspcraba. IanzG I'm critic de a>om-
bro y lie amenaza Y rctroccliG tres
passes.
FL aspccto de aquaiia muicr no
era tranquiIiza,ior.
Era muy alta: IN brazo c.nvaba
por cncima de Ia cabaEa una Tampa
"a de- hierr0, que inundaDa su sem
bIantc de- claridad. SUs Eividas fac
clones, ST. rOstrO sec0 Y angu!oSO,
no 50 cue Dc cadavGric0, y
de SuS 0j0S profundos Sc eScapaban
refiejos. semejanteS a los
de una antorcla funeral. Eestia.
de cintura abajo, IN .jub3n de saya
de cScaTIata, Que dejaba var su5 .
pies dasnudos. Y parecia saIplcado De
nanchas de orc color Toio. s5misu-
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81 TRABAJi pDi QUE Ia Cj-
DAD DE HUUSTUN TOME.
P.iRTE AETNA IN ~ ~
PNSl(IDN DE SiN
ANTONIO.

Los traDaJ"N pr'tinl!!a''i para q
i.N1o>.'i'h d" Il -Nh''ii'" 'h !'iS
- stan .'e\''!'' S"''" '''i IRAN H.
'N!daa' ru'S - ''2F" "~'''i'.' y" -
r''''!"ad 'r amer" que "F'-l'd'"''
serum =. t"L'uio que :" '!I/''
ri "a "!'1'iia JuLl'a 'lur tr'.'1''a-
on rs oI-ani/'dor''o d' . Il h'>!"o.-
'I"h ~at"Fdasoh IU'' uh ~huih'f'So
@lupp 1T tu~!NcEtldnlc> tt "-lh GU
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clio nos amparr. iNo Sabtis srior.
.Iur rSa torrr csti drSirrta?
-Tanto mciur. asi no trndrcmns
1nc csDrrar a In purrra.
-;pensai Tue Ia abominari6n ia
IN manchadn!
-PueS birn, - purificara abri-
@andonoS. Se@uld. porIue oS confIr-
50 que. IN tal nnrnc. ~ nuScar" hos
plta.ldad haSta IN uI,a raverna de-
bandjdo5.
hntonrrS, a pe'ar de las on'rrIa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-17

bria >u drscarnado orcho IN cha
quota de lonbrc, del miSm0 color,
cuyaS mangas no llcgaban mas que
nasta RI cOdo. Fl vicnto DIE pcne-
traba por Ia puerta. agitaba cncima
d. SUI rabrza =THIesOS cabell0S Grl-
Sos. rrtelidos por una S'lita de cor
TEA de- arbol. que contribute aiin.
= dar expression mas s~alvaie q 81
fero2 fisonomia.
-Buena muier-dij0 81 mas !ioven
IL. los rrci@n .le=adoS,-Ia lluvia cac
4 rh0rrU>. os halIiiS bajo t"chado V
nocotros tencmos orc.
81 c0mpairr0 Ic tiraba de Ia ca
pa. dicitndOlc Ell v02 bajO:
-cOut dccis. senior? 81 tsta no
c> ia moraha del diablO. cs Ia cueva
de al=lin bandido, y cl dinero nos
perjuiirara en veZ DE- s%alvarnoS.
-.SGencio!-lr dijo el joven;-y
sacanIo una bolsa del jub6n. hizoIa
ante Ia vista de Ia mujer.
rcpitiindoia Ia sGpIica de antes.
Esta, vucita en- 81 de su SOM
bro, contemplate acknowledgements
a .0S yi;'er0S con los ojo5 fii0s V
~!escncajadoS.
-EEtranjerOS-Grit6 al fin,-:os
han abandonadO pOr ventura vues-
,ros angeles guardiancs? tque We
a buscar de los habitantes de la
torrc maldita? ;Extranieros. ;Oh,
Oontinuara.)
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Madrid. Mario !.


Sc ha c~GrienZaG0 Ia obra. Entire los
csPG6oi"s consc!cnles, dc Espan" :
dc Ia America latina. que sO!Irit"n
Una approximation ~verdutGra : 2iIc'.Z
{! cEariaraaismo ha m"crto. 4aj2;s
- ccntlnIcn c~c!ebraA"o Ia gr"ndes
so!emnldaGeS dc II" Fa"a con @":-
quotes @~@bi!onlos; : G".";,s toc@v!!
a!gUIa 'yeZ > e leya"tc IN m@g"it!co
scnor, grave, PonlPoso. h~."ca"do CO.
mo an faEo, ; cen do traScS pre-
c!os&S re"og:GaS dc un pv;!oalco. re
suelva Y ascCu,e e! Eoryenir ic TO
dos los paises ea que - a&u!& Ia ma
ravii.oSa iengu" dc Cerv"Et"#.
ZERO ESQ 40 cs UN o"Si!cUI' H"E;;
QNe "Sc&urcmoS que ea J" c"H1p"h"
Il" compe"etE"cloa hlSpIH"-aMeT.cS-
m. el ch2r!ataElSmo ha EUa"Jo. La
uHimaleS ant!Gi!uTiaiIo+. mace N n.
chos sigloS QUO aesapa"ec.eroH de J..
terra; ' sir embargo. toG@v!a - ccs-
, cIb""r 81 csamentaa e. Is cEcav;.-
clones. Los "raGores dc! n'spano-ame-
ir;canisro auc O. "de!ante eleven 81
os&Hreat" &" "a co:n!IoH~$ lie ':@ts-
nidau " .os a"im"!es antId!luvi"Ao-.
. 10 que Sc quiere ahor" no son dIs-
curscs: son hechos. Pas9 Ia @poc'. &c
"primiti"isnao' de !" Humankind. On
que sc cntusiasmaha = las mu"He'
dumhres y * entretenia ! los pueblo.
con jUegoS de p"!abraS de cc:o"eS, d
homhreS de cucniec'!la ce YldE!o. l.
guerra actua! est" dcSpab..ando %
c5piritr}. ~hacitndoleS pagan co" m
res de Sangre y con ~tOrrenIe& &c oI[
los rxtasis en- que las pa.abras !Ha SUI,
micron. Ell cicmplo mas curiosG dc
! este Gcspabiiamicnto, 10 da Italia, do:
de ya hay dipuiadoS que asc&uran Il
! cl pueblo acabara por ~arrast@Hr q C:
f&m"sos char!atanes que 10 i~!araros
. Ia guerra. ID AHnuaZio. que hajia
: bau.tyaU0 81 cOrccl con Cl uDmg.l DC
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"a to"rr dr Nyela. 4 IA III" n"> arrr-
camo,. rut douda -. Rry pa2ano
Nrr1nond hi2o asar los pccAoS Il"
santa Ethaldera, -loriosa mirtir.
I'll Ia MADEIRA de- liz vcrdadcra Cruz.
cOnducida 4 COpenhague por Ola"
III Y conquiStada por 81 Rry DE- No
Cur=a. Dicese quc tn los tirmpoS
successive. han Sid0 inItilaS cuantOS
eyfuerzoS Sc han hecho para CONVEX
fir en- capiIla csa torre mallita: TO-
las las cruces que =. han lido pO-
nicndo en- ella. han sido con>umida>
por 81 fuego del CieIo.
En- este mOmento I'm rc!dmpago
immense rubri6 q eolfo. IA colina.
las rocaS Y Ia torIc. y dcSaparrci6
antc> de que Ia vista ir los dos via
.jeroS pudjera diStinguir ninguno d.
cSos nbictos. ST. detuYiHrOn repen-
;inamcnte. Y Il rclampaso fue Sc
guido de- IN fuerte truenO. cuyo
eco 81 pco!ong6 de nubc en- nube en-
- cicIo. Y De TOca cn roca IN Ia tie
ira.
EIeyaron los ojos Y no vlerOn III
sofa estrclla; NUDES enormeS ro-
daban Tapidamentc una5 s0brc 0tras.
y IA tempestad So amontonaba CO.
mo una avalanche encima dc sus
cabezaS. e violento vendaval. que
todas aquellas masas, 10
habia dascendido todavia hasta los
due ningin sonic aeitaba
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Y >obrr cuyaS h0jas M reasonable ain
ninguna gotta de- fuvia. OiaSr Ell "a
alto rouo uu murrmllo t~rnDestuo-
80. que. agreeable a los bralnidoS del
go!ro. era 81 iniro ruidu uur 81 ola
~ Ia obS:urilad de Ia norhe, aumrn-
fada p"r las tinieblas de Ia t"mprs-
TAD.
~lnterrumpio de Tep"ntc csc tumu.-
10 SI!enrloso, proX!mo a los %rlaj"roS.
una eSperle dc rueldo 1ue MO t"m-
bar a ahclaiio.
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T. ,ioio =, retire bru>ramant"
H.. jovru.
a hicrro i"ci>:.... no. no. .os
"aD@is rquivocado. SOLO contirnr
.au.>aS ' vivcrr<..... ' no IL can-
~t ,~ .lrvarla. 10.
La a~frctuo,a proposition del jo-
Ven pararia hab"r originate a 81
a1ciano compahero TN terror M"
,,>ta :. eSforzaba IN disimular.
-PueS bien-repuso =. iovrn-
i Ia tarSa no ~ mol">ta, Iurdaos
con ella.
z, anriano. mis reSi2nado. 50 a
pressure. no obStantc, 4 mudar de
conversation.
rs triSle rosa seguir Ir nochc.
como u=i,ivos. un canine que Sc
ria delirioso r"ccrrcr dr dia como
nb>eryaiorrS. Existen IN las o~CilIaS
del golfo I nucs;ra izquierda. profu-
sion ir piciras Tunicas en las que
- pueiau eStudiar tararteres ira
zados. sagin dicen las ;r~adiri0aeS,
poc los doses y p0r los Gi=ant"s.
\ Ia derecha. tetraS de las pehaS que
- ha.lan al horde del canine, - ey-
unde e! pantano salado de Sciold.
que comunica, sin duda. con q mar,
DoC medic Ia ID canal ~subterraneo.
porQue en- e Sc peSca el lombrico
mariao. ase pez original que, como
IA Gemostrado vuestro seryidor V
sufa, SOLO 50 aiimsnta 10 arena. En-
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Les espanoles de Ia Rep1hIica Argentina, desean
obtener del gob;erno de aquei pals una am
plia concession de derechos p~oIiticos y una
representation en- ei Senado Nacional
LA PRIMERA PIEDRA

~cgDnToIcs de h ArGcpti7a. que han
c.I..,rado or Rucaos Aires un Con-
..csr de tod"( .uS .~{sociaciorcs. :
E..r :2rapaLo nor ungu;raiGaL H.. con
r-us mes siguieD.es.
"I.a. F. Co1yro.o c~,ns;icru4;i ,us-
L. ccf rasuonccnc;. = 81 collaboration
go To-. nroc-c.c: r~,ri,naIns y = T.
,~irrcra fusion ic .os csnuFofc. r1t;-
,~Gas ,a II yjija ~Hfgar,ira. IL a.1g.;.
concession IL. In. 6.,.cchos n,li,iro.
sin urrosiAad T.. .~,,.cf.3r'os.
q. lgyaIclcr,c esr;ra dc attn cor
.~.o;.rrna ..,.. ,c- :r-ercs.s de F-sna-
-. 49, .r:.;.., c,o .o,ei,a i~nrru~c.c
o~ 80, c..a..io nro q varic. r:.nr,s,n-
.~r... ls.;r..l,. NOV. l.s ir~.r.rn:one.
,.,a7cras ,r. Pin =. !. pl..a"
l,.,as M, ;c;ono. son ;usta.. los
o~.~.aolc, RIO .mar;., ticocn derecrc
NOR Y,,a n.r,s q vna mayor. copside-
! .,.,... ~. .,. r...,s ~ nm. s.. ....o-
tri,..r :, NO. or,.., =. mp nsvor ocnsi-
,;,,...i:,. re. raj. 10 dor.in sa1.r Pr
H., l,, pno. .ig,ific,r nohtac;@7
~rr,.r.riaa. ,rohsin ,fureZ,.. Kara
e.. nf.o. ..,aif ran ~c;ar1D,g. avuaT. i'm
ir.,I.. r~orvcr:.. Y siyrirican O.
"l,cho2 cr c,. noInir+an con movor
. ,a,.. ~,njo,,. 1;s-5,.;c,s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-17

Sc solicilan Agentes para la
venta &c La P2ENSA en- las
po5iacioneS de Santa Paula,
Cal, Duncan, Aciz., y demas
lugares donde TO los maya. Las
perscnas cue Sc Unforeseen pue-
den dirigirse soIic;sando precio
v condolences = Ia PRENSA.
Dolorosa ST., San Antonio, Tex.
Departments de Agentes, SCI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-17

pESEO sabcr rl paradrru de IUSc Fiucrig.
Qur S".Itn inf0rTnts - cnrue!Ira IN san
Antonio, Tex. q SIS ium~G!ariUncS Is ir
c~-tilIra regular. rUbI,tu, moreno y con-
vaIiradp. :" tara una graft
llcacl6n y Ia persona que 4" lnrOrnrs rlrr-
aIryIcniU~. I Pablo .AIlIirrr, II Gabls
st. I;uu>Igu. Tex. tJ-l.,
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III SnIlNE

FL lln!lnrnlo del pr. u. Iiich-m"i0r cue
81 ORC.
raIa Nrural%ia. Observation-Disclosures.
la-I!maIura-. cu"tdda>. : rayUS. I~uan"tr|,
p!"atura- dc iu>cFlu, Y drSarr"g!u- DEL
~cSiGuragu T. Intestine. :" drNu"lv" 81 III
nero i no =. cnn,IgIIrr los rr-UliaiuS
UTrrriio<-ufrrla de medic prrrto .-!'e-
ri:l pr .!l"E uia>. -. T.. iIuLTUN. 80 South
.tIaUlu-IgGyt- iS15.
It--tS
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EACEMOS con d correction. cartas amo-
rosas, de pedimcnto, felicitaciOnes. cCInple-
amos, drscUTsos y toda ClaSe BE pocSihs amo-
rosas. de anlycrSario. patrioilcaS, etc. Pre-
clos nOderadoS. ptrlJansn por cn?reo 8
?. Calder0n, AS 6. san saba ST., san Ant0-
MO. Tex.
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MATRIMONiALES:-

IN i0ycn mrXicano.. snlterO. sin ningtin vi
clio y muy irahaiadnr. drS'a 0btcner cores
pOnd"nria rCn S-iiOrita mcN!rana. edaa, 81
4 :: afiO>. ~l'r"fl"ro una natlva ie McNi-
81. : tr ciGraridn regular. Mandate mi!
:ntuE:GTIa \ drmHs infUrin"S y gGrantia- ~
la pr.mrra COMMUNICATION. ubI-t0. matrim"-
nl0piriiaF-" a J. VI. DIaz. cargo Hayden
Mi:,. uIk t"r"k. Co!u. t3-Ist
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PERlIgSUS p!RA F!NCAi;.

*. Marys Hall. Rrparari"Ars. Ca
Il. Martin. mariana iiu. Costo: $IGnn.
". T.. Ellis. ! hapltarionrS ia :
cuartOS. Gale Cunning. mamZana
ali1 tusLO: $1,000.
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PESOUISAS-

DESEO sabcr FL paraGcrn c. Ia Sra Romano
Sanlillal, lie Ilorcniino TabOada ) de Maria
TaDIaGa. \ Ia persona que propOrcione M
formcS Cicrios dc cil1S So IL 2ratiriCara
rua CfNCD PESOS, dirigi6ndose a: CcnObio
Taboada. SIS 5. santa Rosa Ave. san hntO-
MO. Tex. 1922.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-17

ST TECESlTA para r"r!a. una seLora de
buonl aparl"ncia. no mas alta de is puI-
gadaS, 81 mas baIa, mcjor. l'agarnoS biitn
SErltI. hacr,uuS ronrraln. IRrOrman cn Ia
PKEN>k. gin
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-17

Y los primeros que Sc dedicaa = los
hechos CT IA tarea dc aproXimar . de
fundir las R~epublicas De origen cspa-
Roi con ia nacion esDanola. son los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-17

SOLICITUDES-
II. G.. Observation-Disclosures exclusive para
Ia vcnta tr los magretDS Bosch y los Car
DUrad1rcS Rayricid. Trngo Siemp:t cn cN!S-
Ienc!l tOia Clasc Dc reTlccl0nr: para los
magncloS = rarbUradorcs. !.lantaS ne To-
das las ma:Ca> cUnDCldI%. Jlj Main ave,
Telerono Crockett COS. san Antonio. Tex.
Gil
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81 GECESITh EXPRESS para que lleve sus
4 Ia E.staciol 0 le Gamble Sus niue
hIas. hanInlr a Rosales. Tel. Travis liza
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p!nt l.! Ct.iEESlit.

T.s1K 7. NN.ET'T-EITf'
Camar5 nscrn. libra Zoe
pcSCadO sin hucSo. libra ............... 100
n1rSIlo rsrGrc:. Cos IIDraS ........ $50
Lrntr.aS. libra rJc
u1L1E. libra re
CUi.rt"S. libra HJc
~c!u!iiJ IL. ralabaLa. libra ........-.... 2Jc
Ir"iunP< dc ralab1Za, libra ............ :Jc
,iarIua flor con provision ......... -"
u.rlra SrIulia. con provision ........... :0c
~,r, .raaic sIc
| Ella par, 'Sigfa. - pVr .............. 2Jr
@drauliLGlu~. , pUr 800. ......... &c
81 :. Sta. Rosa Ave. rcItGonO Iuryo lO.!.
SAN texas.
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NArHcEt FCQN0NiCA-PrrctoS: LINES Y
SiHagiuS. c0rfc Il" prIG. &c: Darba. TOO. Mar
-. ,or;r dc p"Io. Toe; barba. Zoe. NI"rrp.
Ia. yu"y"~ : Vicrnc>. pe!0 ' DtfDa. i"r. "a
:. ~ta. Rosa Ave. ~an ,%intou.0. Tex. t3-sI
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GRAN UrIHtt h>rECItL-I"SitdI> a u
Inrt!da. 81. y eScugcr IN mil GiicIentr-
Ca-!lIi;r- arI%ldu-. de- !Ii.a. para tcal"s de
vrriI.u. No IL" "-t" Glu PALM HF-NGI
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AVISOS DE OCCASION

| rNnFESI0SiLES-
! CECILIA SCUrLZ-Faruiiat.va Rrgi>trada.
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san Antonio. Texas.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-29
Children's Chum Club

A chum club has just been
started with three secret members,
the chum mother, chum sister and
lite chum brother. 1t meets
every night just before bed time
in the "chum chair" and the bust
ness of the next day is planned
out as chum mother sits in the
middle with chum sister and little
chum brother on each of the arms.
There are several contests now
going on in the chum club and the
prizes are awarded at stated times.
At present the contest is to see II
chum brother and chum sister can
keep frcm slapping each other for
a whole week, and the prizes are
kept ready for Saturday so that
big chum sister and little chum
brother can look at them every
time they are tempted to forget.
Chum clubs are secret clubs and
maybe there are lots of them that
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-29

Editor Junior Pal: l can't under
stand why, when electric fans make
things cooler, they use them in win
ter when there is already frost on
the windows. Frederick J.
Fans do not make things cooler,
they only keep the air in motion
so that frost cannot form on the
glass. Ed.
Dear Editor: What are germs :?
You hear so much about them now
days. l.. r. B.
Germs are tiny little animals
that live off Of other living things
SO small that they float on dust,
or that millions of them can live in
one drop of water. Some are good,
eating up dead things so that they
wont be in our way anymore, but
some are very bad, gathering in
large numbers and eating up some
part of our bodies and making poi
son in its place. Ed.
Editor of Query Corner: Why do
birds go north in summer? M. D..
Birds travel north for several
reasons, suppose, but mostly to
find safe nest for their little ones.
If you want any more information
you had better ask the birds them
selves. Ed.
Dear Aunt Molly: Why don't
| flowers grow in our yard? Bertha
|. Whitehill lives right next door and
she has lots of flowers, but only
weeds grow for me. Jeanie F.
My dear little Jeanne, / do wish
could tell you, but the flowers
| in our garden act that same way.
Some weeds must be naturally
mean. Ed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-29

and hot scratchy clothes, or live
in log houses with dirt floors just
because they did.
We have used science to make
engines to do our work, and we've
used science to help us talk places
our voices won't carry, and we
travel by science, and see plays
through science, and we even hear
great music by science; And yet
here we go stumbling along, trying
to spell like the Greeks or Romans
did thousands Of years ago
There is group of educated
men who are trying with all their
best energy to get people to adopt
rational set of scientific rules
and then spell every word by it.
They call it Simplified Spelling;
and lots of people don't like it be-
cause the words look so queer. But
think it will not be more than
one more generation until all the
children will be modern enough
to refuse to twist their brains over
these absurd combinations, and
spelling will at last belong to the
goth Century instead of the Dark
Ages.
The only thing Pm sorry for is
that I'll probably be an old lady
with gray hair before that time
comes.
Aunt Molly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-29
The Gentle Girl

She is still among us. although
we rarely see her picture in the pa
per. She does not care for that
kind of thing, and possibly she does
not earn a place in the columns
of the daily press. For her am
bition is not to be known as a star
swimmer, jumper or basket ball
player.
She shines in the home.
Her gentle word soothes her ia
Their; her ready hand and willing
services save mother many a step;
and her wise, kind advice to young
er children prevents many squab-
BILE. -. .-.
The big brother thinks her sec
ond only to mother, and often her,
Il wouldn't do it if l were you"
induces him to give up some prank
that might make trouble, or sets
him thinking SO earnestly that he
sees the right way and often fol-
lows it resolutely.
Being gentle does not mean be-
ing weak or uncertain.
1t is surprising how firm the
quiet, gentle girl can be when a
question of right and wrong is
raised. Her tranquil eyes see
clearly, and her words make plain
that there is but one course. the
one that conscience whispers fol
low"
We need the gentle girl today.
May she be found in more homes,
TO give joy and content, and to
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-29
Saturday Night Talk

bring blessing on all lives that
touch hers.
The boisterous girl, the athletic
girl, the social success have their
day, but if they have no other re-
commentator to favor, it is only
for a day. The clamorous, boast
full girl soon loses vogue; better
swimmer or jumper may retire the
athletic girl even in one brief con-
test; and the social success may
after all be only the most pitiful
kind of failure. But the gentle
home girl endures. She is the type
of true womanhood.
BY FATHER CRONIN.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-29
Aiding Children
in Big Hospital

The Rochester CEildren's Hos
pital is one of the best things that
big city has ever built for it's child
rem. II is big enough to keep 65
babies at once, and it is almost full
nearly all the time. Each child
has little white bed out on the
big cove screened-in porch, and
this hot weather you can see the
poor little things lying out there
with their little legs bear, fast
asleep. The heads of the beds are
all padded with soft blankets, so
that they won't be hurt. And on
the foot of each little bed is the
tablet where the nurse writes down
everything the child does or has
to eat, SO that the doctor will know
all about 1t.
Only little babies or children less
than five years old are taken in
this hospital and none with con-
tagious diseases. Then there is a
little house close by where their
mothers can stay part of the time.
And any time you'd go there you
could see all these little sick child
rem who were getting well.