davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Parker post., 1916-02-19

armadillo (the peludo, pichi and
molita), and three species of gopher
or prairie-doglike rodents (the biz.
cacho, the tucutuco and the quise)
are abundant in the valley, while 9th.
er species of game are common in
the mountains not far away; in the
river are otter and plenty of fish.
The inhabitants are as cosmopolitan
lot as is to be found almost any
where. AS in the greater part of Ar
gentina, the Italian predominates on
the farms and the Spaniard in the
mans, English and Scandinavians, in
fact practically every country in Eu-
rope is represented, usually by immi-
grants of the humber classes; the ma
tive Argentine is represented by few
of the gaucho class and by wealthy
landowners who possess palatial
homes and spend much of their time
in Buenos Aires; and there is quite a
sprinkling Of Chileans who have
filtered in through the mountains from
their own country near by, and the
Indian has by no means become ex
tinct
Fruit Prospects There.
A great impetus was given to set.
tling and farming by several droughts
and crop failures in other parts of
Argentina which drove up the price of
alfalfa, a crop which was absolutely
guaranteed under irrigation Other
crops such as wheat, barley, and to a
slight extent maize, are grown, but
lately the planting of the vine has as
sumed enormous proportions. There
are vineyards of nearly 1000 acres
| and several wine presses have been
erected, one at Roca having a capac.
ity of 5000 hogsheads. Sheep and cat.
tie coming from the mountains anG
from across the desert are bought,
fed and then shipped on again; hogs,
too, are raised locally; the drying OF
the natural pastures in summer does
not, however, permit of local ranch.
ing. Fruits of all kinds grow well
and are being planted, so that in gen.
eral the small and mixed farm is on
| the increase.
The Parker post., 1916-02-19

For the big and little burns in cook
ing and baking, keep Hanford's Balsam
of Myrrh near for quick relief. Adv.
The Parker post., 1916-02-19

For lame back use Hanford's Bal
sam, applied thoroughly and well
rubbed in. Adv.
The Parker post., 1916-02-19
| owe
MY HEALTH
To Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Washington Park, Ill.-"I am the
mother of four children and have suf-
The Parker post., 1916-02-19

For wire cuts use Hanford's Balsam.
Adv.
The Parker post., 1916-02-19
Improve
Your
Health

to promote and maintain your
general health, pay strict atten-
ton to your diet and see that
the liver and bowels are regu.
larly active. If assistance is
needed, JUST TRY
The Parker post., 1916-02-19

Newspaper stereotypers use Han
ford's Balsam of Myrrh for relief from
splashing metal burns. Adv.
The Parker post., 1916-02-19
Weeks Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets

A guaranteed remedy for Colds and
La Grippe. Price 25c of your druggist
It's good. Take nothing else.-Adv.
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gus Sem staatt yeebrasfa!

Regetbon bon Council Bluffs mn
Sobdnra ytielion BON Smobo UNI
troute 0annd) aud Dos 8aor.
8. @e. 0oben 1T BON Gmobn 5tt,
ritdgetommen, luo CT ben Beriomm,
lungen oes 9tebrosfu 2ebrer. Gereius
b%etlpobnte. Or berihtet, ouB OiC
~geriommlttngen bieies Wlal nid)t ir
gut beiudlt tpnren mic geipobnlid
mo i6rribt oieies Dem llmitoloe 81.
.onB eine 9nSobl bon Sdulen lbrC
.aurie nifyt nGbren0 Oieier 8eit ulis-
inlen loiien lpollte, I'M ben Sebrerr
@elegenbeit gum 8eiuh Der Ger.
%iommlungen 8u geber.
GountpompuIt @oot la0et o1a 8e.
nobner bon Dodge Gountp Elm als
.Spibcl gu arbeiten, iobalO oo5 BRO.
Electromagnetic in Strait tritt. 2el
@lorieui6ein miro ibm gut itcbet.
5rou 0lorp gafiib, melde icBi
Del ibrer Sodlter in @ooOiug Soo.,
luobnt, beiuft 5rcuuOe in 6re.
mont uno miro bon bier aus @er.
lpunote III Soma nufindet.
8ie 9ooge Gourtp Sltperbiiorer
.uerOen an n1titen Dtittpo6 cine
&~eriommllmg boben uno merOen IN
OerieIben 0ic Soften Der g8abl or.
0rtert mcr0en. aud miro borau5.
iihtlid DieOer Die 5roge 0e5 4n.
toufs zines gor3en glods fir oo5 81
erbuuenoG @eridt8gebduoe 6ul
Sprade fomnten.
@iner Der neuli9 BET benz 5etier
uon 4pes Stau ocrbramten $50.
gen, beiBt es, babe Dem beri!orbcner
.. u. +. 2oricD geb6rt, uno io0
in oemielben aud oft Der nadmallqC
RrGii0ent NlcNinlen gefabren iGin
uls ct nod aongrebmann bon Cbir
mar.
6rau anna 8erter, weIde in
Omaha idCer e~rfronft lit, bcfiaoct
i'd nod leeten bel bieiigen Grcuu.
zen eingegangenen y2adridteu ct.
luas better.
0ter $enrp uno Jrnn reiitcn nad
Columbus, Uni bort bel Dem BE.
jrGbni5 ieiner Eartc, 6rnu Morr
@enrD, gegenm1rtig 81 iclu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-13

spleen. 6otslier: .Tein
6err, sic boben geftern, oIs sic iebr
raid bic Srepps binunterrannten, cine
aIte 5rau umssriFeh. Sic ioa babel
uerl.st tporben iein unO Iiest isst i'm
aruntsnbouie".
mpIoro: rGsBsn Sic mir Grau
beIadoigts nit auf Rednung".
9aber. -Wie, BEL benz Metsr,
Dem Bump, tduien Sie2"
nSo; bsr 1T Der einoise pier IN Der
StaOt. Dem meiu 6oustRsdt nidt ses
tpu4ier it'll"
3nti6eutis. u: SIS
mar 70 binig, bn babe ih bel elmer
4uttion sIei4 sinsr 3entner Riibs
lomen getnuft"
g.; -Ginen 3emtner! sic boben
rpobI einen 9OaeI9"
u: .Tutirli4 bdbe ID siusnS.
@pibfinbie. anmmiTor:
p8esbdIb %bern,uten Ste. bnB es ouf
sinen Rdilb nbseiehen lpdr, ols Sbner
Der 8trboftete tirsn S6Ioq onf BEN
Muno 9ob?"
3eugt: oBttE id berf9ieneite 36fs
ne NIT Sofo plpmtitrt babel"
= 8iifigs antnort S@dus
Ipi:ler (~renOmmiersnO): sHd, i9 Iogt
Dir, in s.. babe i'd cine Roue sss
Ipielt; beuts nod inrsibt mir Der
Wtrt, bei UeIdsm i'd pobuts, foit
is0e Wo6e!!"
5rsunb: sQber, bore nal, Den
9dttsf On bod aud idcn IGugit Be-
sabIen tOunsr,'.
G1u6ber 8erSd1t. Bar
bier (3um Htbatttur): ,Mtint
Shtrt fthlt mir, !ntrr Dottor .
bobtn 6ie Sieitfbt piegx&t IN Sc
01uftn einesHsdt7"
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pcrR6nonispcmes
~BabnMnoliiG!
3ng remit in sincn panFeu nri6li,
der Strefennrbeiter; 10 tums
men INNS Eeben.

Berlin. 10. Rop. (5unfenberidt)
Gin gnIFan grbreB8ua, Der Ole
8erbinbrna 3lpiideu Berlin uno
9onituntinopcl r-tutittell, Route In
Der gi6be bon Berlin in einen San
len neibIidcr Stredenorbeiter; 10
6rolten fautcl inns qeben. BUR
3eit oeS uualiifs berri6tc 6i6ter
Rebel; bic 6rnren befonocn iid oui
cincm @eIeiie bel Der grbeit, Der
liebcn nber oas gnhnbett bciut Sea.
ben eine8 ole peitlide Hiftlma Gin
holtenoeu 3liaeS uno itaILten itd auf
oas gtebeu9elciie, ober nur, I'M bon
Dem goIfaperpreB3ltg erioBt gu
luer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-13
g ck0t>ua4ritptcm.
ats Sremcnt, uebr.
II. g2obember 1916.


3ruitf Subact lit pm ietner &ejHt.
itotte III lrtblr Gountn bier onJc.
touunen mn miro ocn 0tuter Gicl
pcrbringen.
0lga, Die t1.idbrige Eottcr oog
Gam Gbriiteniel uuBte iid elmer
@Iin0oormeut5iiuoutg5 Separation
u~nter3iebelt.
am n0diten Wontog miro bic
I'D Glib Jair int 4u0itorilun croft.
ret tueroen. Is miro aud 0ener,
malde 8ergniigen on Gan5en fin.
len, bier8u @cle9enbelt gegeben
lper0cu.
Golmtnridter @interiteeu ertciItC
linen @ciratserlnubui8ihein on Carl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-13
Marqnis DC &oane geiturben.

9ari8, 13. gtob. - Der W1nrqui5
&c @ogue, Graiioent 6eS 3entrotfo.
mitee8 0eS aJtoten areu8eS" lit i'm
alter bon 81 e5ubren geitorben. 81
uor iciner3eit oipLontntii6er 8ertre.
ter 5rnufreid8 in @ien uno Son.
ItantinopeL, bot mcbrere 8crfe ubey
}lrhdoIoqie berfnBt uno mar g2it.
1lie0 Der 2lfu0cmie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-13
,,Oeltti0lanSs" 2lbrciic
nod nneewi6!

g1cD 2onoolL Conn, 13. gtob. -
Die 3cit Der 4breiie Der o0cuti6
Lou0" mar bis geitern obet0 nod
nidlt feitgeiebt, mo Die &InrierrutgS
papiere limo ebeniols nod nid,t
1eroll8genommen moroeu. as mag
iein ooB Sic glbiohrt enn5 pIosIih
obne ~bor3erigc anfiin6igl1ng erfol.
gen mag. Ga elm Stltrm o0cr De.
ni9iten5 IcbeL gu ermnrten lit, mir
DC Dies aapitdu aonig cine bor3iig
Idle @eIegeubeit ge6erL in Gee gu
IJCdelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-13
Nnlte Mrlle nnh pirl sdlner.

Biuin08, Wtpnt, Is. Nob. - q
le itarfe a1Ite lift pIotlif iiber oicic
Nc0en0 bereingebrohcn. Gas Ibcr.
H0meter mics tel1tc Is GroO rntcl
9ilIa ouf.
Green go1, @tSc.. IS. 9tob.
Seit oen Icbten 36 Sttlnoen TIT ir
gang @istoniin Shnee gefaIen; IN
@reen Ban laa Der Sdnee : Sui
bod.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-13
Whittier ueridafft sO6n bic @a1l

Gortb Glotta, 10. Sob. 49, Sur
0cu 9emil9unqen icincr 0hltter Der.
0antt e. u. 1u1igun, Del6er ais
0auptnlann Der &ontpagnie 6. bonn
). g~te6rasfo @ili5regimcnt an Der
merifaniifen Greu3e itebt, feline Gr.
mdbIultg gum Goltntpauipolt bon
Gincolu GoltntD. @oligon mar BEL
oen BrimdrtUublen bon Den HepubIis
lancrn fir oicicS Unit uominiert
morben. 5cin @egcufan0iout mar
Der biSberige Goltntponlpalt George
IS. Hibbs, Der eincn itarten Inbang
hattie, 6o er icta Nlt iebr gut Der.
maItet bottle. Ia &aQiQon nun ni6t
iclbIt feline aoupoonc fubrcn fonnte,
ipranq feline gtlttter. 6rou :. S.
6oIiaon iilr i'm Elm. Gle beiuhtc
nic Stimmcuarber einseln uno es
9clang ibrcr @cE7rrIihfeit mo lie.
berrcorma5fumit Gle 2clte fir i6reu
5obn 81 qcDinner uu0 oeiien Wobl
0urd8uieeen,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-13
Rrnr Mtlnnhhritsnefrke

2incoln IS. glob. - Ole Setre.
are Der itooiliden @efunobeitsbe'
l0r6e NIT Or. e. artbur Carr bon
eincoln an Der 5pise, planen bel Der
a1hiten Stoat8leaislotltr Die Gin.
'ringlng bon neuen @eilnObeitsge.
cben olIi brcitarGr @runOloae, piC
JcItern bier befount gegcbeu nltr.
Sc. @iu3elbeiten iteben ieoo6 nod.
nus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-13
SeIoier Tiger.
nnperercHen rueitcr!

Berlin, 13. 0ob. 9elgiIter
8erihten 5ufclge bat Oie in gelgier
eiugcictte 6eittihe 8eaterung Bel.
Qicr ge8plngen in 6clttiGen Wuni.
tionSfobriten at urbciten. 0icie BE
ridte Dcr6en bon Der Oeutincn Re
gierlrng Gin fir ale Mol in 9tbre.
Dc geiteIlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-13
SraatcnItimmrco9t M
SdSsO akota oeicblaeen!

Gierre, g. O.. 10. gtoo. - 3as
6rouenitimmredt lit 6ei Der iiin8iter
@obl NIT fat 5000 Stimmcn qe.
ihloqcu moroen. Die Brobi6itioni
ten beouiprudeu ben Stout nit
10000 Stimmcn Ntebrbeit. 6ugbes
1T @iliou bis iebt Inn uber 5000
Stimmen poralt8.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-13
8etterberiht

iFitr Lnldba mo Ilnlgegcn6.
Sh0u uno fortgeiebt fnLt belttc
1beno; 8ien5tog idon nit lang.
an itci9enber I%emperatur.
Sir @cbrosfo: Sd6n bellte obenb
mo 0ienstag; itcigenoe I~enpcrntur
0ien5tdg un0 I'M meItlifen Geil
pat belltc nbenb.
Sir Souo: 2llgemein ifon bcuta
1bcu0 uno 9ien8tog; f1lter belttc
bend; longiorn iteigenoe Ieupcro.
1T 3lcIt3tag.
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eleftri,itdtsmerFe niebereebrunnt.

S6ea, 10. gloo. @eitrrn in
naer Sriibe entitono in ben bieiigen
Gleftrisitdtperfen Elm 6eiier neldes
oieIelben ~nieocrlcate. Die anloeen
geb6ren Sames gorrp uno repro.
lentierten einen @ert BON $4,000.
0tir6 bnrte Qrbeit aelono es, Die
6lammcn BON hen Ho9borgebouoen
lb5uboltcn.
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HHD % 5tt8ls VWt HUE IuL tbi
gutter 5err Der neus YOli5simeite
III. Soft i9enie ibrH elm IanseS
Ieben! Sin onbertr battle tein Gr'
bnrmen ssbabt, bate ssiogt: -5sr
nit ben bunbsrt RubeI!" unb Mir
be Iia aar ni6t eft in cine Ionsc
unterrs0ung sinIaFen; sr nber bal
i6 nit 5sbn Rubel 3ufrisbsn sese'
ben }. 10 Elm gutter 5err III has,
10 tln gutes 5sr3 bot er. Sa...
Damn gtng er 3u Ssnatius. Sled
bic 9iitte nebenan. Sn ma6te er e
ebenfO. @ar frsunbIi4, miTbs,
frantic fsinsn -. 3nar bate Sss
natius aud Wlatten ouf benz Dfen.
ober ais tr b0rts, tpie Is Sa6or
crying, idmiB sr ite i6nea aut ben
9of binaus.
Der goIi5eimeiiter fono nidts
8iOrigss in Der 9atts unO besdb
Ii9 auf ben 8oben. .Mp baf Du
Osnn ben BofsrbOttt4 unb ben
G9Iau62" Tragts cr ouf stnmnI.
rNos bsnn fir siusn 8otti63"
Iragt Sgnottus.
Der gsIebIi6 borgeI9rieben 1T
fir ben Goq zines 8rdntes, $40
1T sr Dtnn2"
3urouf Sgnutius: sd babe"
Iost sr, npsnn Is brennt, NIT einem
elmer an5utrsten. Quf benz Brett
am Sore lift aud Elm @imer oufges
malt. Bon etnsm 8Otti4," fost CT,
otueib i'd niats."
r0ieio benn2 Ginen Botti6 NIT
DaFsr mubt 9u bod auf BEN 8O'
ben babsn2"
,Nas ion ben1 iebt Elm gptttd
i'm 8inter3 Dos WoHer friert bod
elm unb opnn, tusnr IS sinmal fpirt>
LID brsnnt, 70 bat man bod an
unberes 3u benten, oIs an BEN 9Ots
lid ouf BEN 9ade."
,5oIte nal ben Munb 3u," Iogtt
bd Der 9oli3eimeiiter. sGi6t i9 babe
bas sr1unOen, ss it Elm 8efebL bes
3areu unb ftsBt bier i'm @eiss. 9tsr,
Iies bos!"
sd Tam ni6t IsIsn," fogt 5gs
natius, .bob's ni4t geIsrnt."
9o muBte Der arme Ga9or fpies
Der beran unb muBte Iout pprlsIen,
bob iebsr Bauer OerpfIi9tet 1T, fir
ben Sal zines granbes cintn Bots
trd nit Nnfer unb einen S6lou4
auf BEN 8oben Su baIien -. Eeus
fel nod einmal! LIMB mir nne mug
ten niGts baDOn! Damn beibt es
meter: r8er III Ietnem 5ouis fir
Den SOL eines 8ranbes feline Sc
fdbs nit MnFer bereit6dlt, unters
liegt elmer 9elbitrafe BON finf3i9
3Opeten biz 3u flint RubeI."
9a pnrer ale tpie bonn Bonner
geriibrt, benn tsinsr bate 8cttihe
nit 8oFsr oOer @9Idu9e ooer bas
@efdB, Osnn 70 ettpas bate Is nod
ME gsgeben -. limb ouf ieben eins
aeInen 8obsn bat Ti9 Der 6err pos
I:3etmeiiter ieIbft bsmiibt, unb ieber
ein3eIne mar Dor benz 9eiest i4uIs
big.
Das meinf bu obsr, Serrg go
Elm gutter Mlenia 1T Dos! Oos Sc
FEB i9reibt ibm Dor, fir bieIes 8ers
ae6en bon iebem 6of Fiinf Rubel
3u erbebsn, sr aber Bat ft9 - Soft
Idente ibm elm Ianaes 2sben! =
i6on nit bret RubeI bon iebem 8ons
ct begnigt, unb bns mo9t i9pn bel
ben buRbert 60fen mas aus. 4n
bic speibunDert RubtI bot bur9
feline Site bos 0orf gefpart go.
50, ia, 1T bolt Elm gutter Renf9,
bat Elm 5er3 fit ben ormen Bauer"
9as @spitter Der5os ii9, Die
Pferbe iparen tpieber nnesfponnt.
yaeb nObl, QIter!"
p2eb pobl, 9err! gaOge ss Dir
gut ergebeu!"
rSbr feib oIIO nit guerm goIis
aeimeiitsr sufriebsn2" frngte i8 mods
mails in Der Sur.
I'D, ME snFriebsnl' iogte bsr
4Itt. n8snn bod iiberon in Rug
Lamb 70 CUTE gOIiseimeifter tpdren,
bann bdtteu mir Elm 2ebsn fute I'm
Barooieie!"
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Gin 23ia6rigcr Gcprdientunt.

Beatrice gte5o fl, 9}oU.-gboS
". 9urro3, Elm nabc @oants ltbcI.
6cr 5ormer, Der gum Staotsrepro.
icntantct bon inherent GDuUtD cr.
mo6lt Uuroe, 1T iider Scr iiingitl
@cieBQe6cr in gtebra5ta. ocnn or ii
crit IS Sabre alt. (llno iolfeH
;angen Meaihcn miro gerug Griob.
rurg 3ltgetralit, @eiebc MADDEN ~
tonnen. ginfah lod5aitl)
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sdieRerei in geranerfsOprf.

Gbrlitopber, 81, 10. 9tob. -
81 Dem cine 0teiIe n6roli6 bon
licr geleaenen 8ergmertsoorf 0ortl
SIN tan e8 5amStag obeno 5mi.
heu 8unoe5morihdGen, lpeI9e ei.
re 5dnopsipelnnte oitsbeben pon.
aH, mo @r1tbcnarbeitern St elmer
e9ul0ren Observation-Disclosures, nobel
in 6ilfsmnrlhoa uno ein gergnr-
eitcr getotet pur0en. ip1brenb feds
nberc W0nner oertuunoct puroen.
Sic AIliierten mogert iber Den
@rie6cnf0nig oenfen mas ite inoIlen.
red)t aerednet bot CT oo9 III Ru-
ltdnicul
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9anfinannasbaa.

Sorton Tonte oos 9otperfcn gegeu
Understandable Ritbiiraer bon Dem
8roeromm her Rotcnt.B otrtpten
bcrihminoen, ierhif tueun traeuoic.
ulnnb odFir bes
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EdInhenfenrr.

2ebils 2otc, g. O., t3. Sob
8eItcrn branltc Der Bangs Bloc
niebcr. Der angerihtete Sduou
betr1at ettpo $t50.000.
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5bt oontidioiac uno fiat iuuitritrie Gn.
tt1gen IN alien 5eilen Der iett 10 Dolfstliris
ben 3attiHg Stunt, Die 0dHohdhung Der
ttffhen nnb bic Gage ber 6dloe ipirb in
ebet febr beuiiibeH nuo tooellos ge5eihneten
Guftrdttioleu ge5eigt. getoigt bon lehr leimt
'riidHoli1 gegebenen Anleltlf9cu. Cine eroRe
H8nbl bon WltiierH flr Snntcn gtnldse, W2us
7e, Wlittelitlde, arageu, gattfleioers mo
,moeHiOuS, Sdn6hldbianten. Brottelet'Eed'
II M abgeb net uHo bic MHleftiIls
Il erH1glidu Is aud G~HfaHgerr. bleieIbm
dlleaeH
as BUD III dif benz beFteN Bapier NAB
th0dliieH glHiorotrNhen Der 8n6hriders
inf afor1dt. HH0 Der @eitb oesfeibet ipirb
iur sic etne Gnele oer 9efrieoiglHe mo 6es
ghllgeiie bluet. liaH iehe uHteH bic leits
H S~cejHalmpeH. III mrtden e. 81 haheli it.
ieies eish fnr re ~poricfrei per Bet oers
not
Sdglidc Gmaba SribHnc,
1871 Annnro Str. Gnlh5a, Nebr.
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I'm 11MiiksBcirft.
Ser 9ameu Mlniifbercin

Der S6men Ntnitfhertfn
tutro an Sontstog nbeno, b. is.
Ronember. einen Ban obhoIten. Der
it'd ne1ptB tDicber an enlem Grfnlee
5eitolteft miro,
Der gpntproia 9nmtn BcTdngbtrcin
BOT fir Somstoe, b. 25. RoDentber.
etnen Ball onaeiest, Der atDeifeIIos
nut belitht fem miro.
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-03
BIG SCHOOL PICNIC
ATPAXTANG PARK
Telegraph Invites All Pupils of
Harrisburg and Vicinity,
June 20

With speeches, a band concert, a
free show especially designed for
children, contests for little and big,
and handsome prizes for the winners,
the Telegraph has arranged for a
great school picnic at Paxtang Park
Tuesday, June 20.
The public schools of the city and
vicinity, embracing well over $4,000
pupils. will be invited. The outing
will be in the form of a basket picnic,
with surprises that will be reserved
until that time. The Traction Com
pany has agreed to run special cars to
the park on that day, and all manner
of entertainment will be provided for
the comfort and amusement of the
boys and girls.
President A. Carson Stamm of the
School Board. and Superintendent
Frederick e. Downes have given their
hearty endorsement to the outing. The
students will be expected to bring
theif own baskets and come prepared
to make day of it. for there will be
a grand march and fireworks and a
band concert at dusk, in order to en-
able the youngsters to get home at an
early hour.
Foot races, tugs of-war, field events,
a big spelling bee, and other forms
of competition will be provided and
Continued on Page 81
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-03
Not Room Enough For
All Marchers in Chicago
Preparedness Parade

Chicago, June 3. - The great Chi
cago preparedness parade to which
the entire city devoted itself to-day
started at 8 o'clock.
Marching sixteen abreast, according
to tabulations by clerks organized for
the purpose 2,032 paraders passed the
reviewing stand in the first / ? minutes.
II was said that at this rate it was evil
dent that all of the 100000 persons
who enrolled on the parade books,
could not march, even If the pace set
by the vanguard could he maintained,
unless the demonstrations were con-
tinued far into the night.
Throughout the city, homes, business
offices and factories were vivid with
patriotic colors.
All branches of the citys life were
represented. Many women were in
line and heads of Chicago's greatest in
dustries who were not content to ar
range for the appearance of their en-
ployes, but insisted on enrolling them
selves. The weather was perfect.
Grant Park, the big downtown play
ground, was black with spectators
when the great line began to stir along
the "a miles of its length
No accurate estimate of the crowd
was possible In any event, whatever
their numbers, every bit of space was
taken and nearly everybody carried
flags.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-03
Shrapnel Makers Take
Shells Home as Souvenirs

Several hundred men employed in
the shell department of the Harris
burg Pipe and Pipe Bending Company
have bought a number OF rejected
castings at scrap value as souvenirs of
their work in the plant.
The castings are the Az Inch size
which have been turned out for
months at the plant for a British gov
ernment order, but were not passed by
the inspectors. They are being sold
to the men at the scrap price value, 81
each. number of men attracted at
tention as they took the projectiles
home with them yesterday and to-day.
Hundreds of the men bought the
shells as souvenirs because of the an
nouncement Of the company that after
June 10 no more shrapnel castings
would he turned out, and many of the
men expect to leave the employ of the
company
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-03
OLD GUARD WILL
y'' CENTER FORCES
ON ROOT FIRST
Burton, Weeks, Sherman and
Fairbanks Will Then Be
Given Chance
TO NAME BRUMBAUGH
Collins Will Get His Name Be-
fore Convention Early; IL
Votes From This State

Chicago, June 8. There were
numerous conferences between party
leaders yesterday but as far as could
be learned no agreement on candi-
dates was reached, and there was no
development that accurately indicated
which candidate is likely to be nomi-
nated for President by the Republican
National Convention.
While on the surface the fight ap-
pears to be between Roosevelt and
Hughes or Roosevelt against the field,
there was a marked increase in ac-
tivity at the headquarters of the
various 'favorite sons" candidates.
Managers of the Root, Weeks, Burton,
Fairbanks and Sherman booms in
sisted that their candidates would re-
main in the fight until the end.
They declared, after tabulating the
vote claimed for Roosevelt, that the
successful candidates would either be
ore of the "favorite sons" or a dark
horse.
The plans of the Old Guard are said
to center around Root as the cand-
idatc to he pushed forward at first
Then, If these attempts fail, to give
Burton, Weeks, Sherman and Fair
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-03
JBy International News Service.1

London June 3.-Beween l25 and $50 warshps of various
classes we'll Zeppens believed have taken the
mighty battle between the British and German fleets in the North
Sea Wednesday which twenty-five ships at least sunk
The British to-day waited further details of the gigantic
the modern history, with everish anxiety
hoping that late reports the admiralty would the number
Of German victims destroyed by English men-of-war.
Although official Information forthcoming the
probable loss of life belief expressed that would be above
5000 and might rise 800
Details furnished by witnesses OF the fight that took
place fogy weather amidst dense clouds OF smoke from the
tunnels of guns Of the warshps.
The tonnage of the ships both sides
approximately 55OO and the value OF the ships sunk
estimated at Sl55 OOOO0O
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-03
CONTINUE EFFORT
TO FORCE FRENCH
LINE AT VERDUN
Battle Rages With Unabated
Fury; Germans Penetrate
Deep Ditch at Fort VauX
AUSTRIANS ATTACKING
Making Desperate Drive on
Italian Positions South of
ASA Valley

In the notable battle still raging at
Nerdun the Germans are continuing
their efforts TO force the French lines
northeast of the fortress. Their latest
effort was made last night on Fort
Naux, where they succeeded in pene-
trating a deep ditch to the north of
the main French positions.
In the Southern Tyrol the Austrians
are desperately attacking the Italian
positions south of the ASA Valley, the
struggle proceeding with intensity as
far as AsiaEo.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-03
Harrisburg Student at
Cornell Is ExOnerated

Charges of speeding made against
W. K. Patterson, a sophomore at Cor
nell. residing in Harrisburg. following
motorcycle accident at Ithaca, have
been dismissed by the police and the
young man was eXonerated. It is
understood that a damage suit filed
by parents of little girl injured in
the accident will be withdrawn,