davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Bic Sfo0f.Gonfronelr 96riif oe-

gSic StoOt-Gontrolleur G6riit &C.
itcrn erfldrtc, lit OicS cine g}euerumg
in ser 9lrt mo @eic, oos olte @3o-
tcrial ST. Dcrfauieu. 9iS6cr bat OaS
Stoot @ontrolleurs 9urcau OicieS
olte Wloterial OirA 9hlSihrci6cn imO
&crge6eu bon @ontroften bcrfauit,
o6er in Oieicm Sabre moren onaeb.
lid bic 9lngcbotc Oerartig ocring,
OoB Ocr StaOt-GontroQcur 5il elmer
SIuttion Iid enti6loB, in Der Soff-
nlug, OaOurd einen 6ciieren iinou-
6ieIlen @rtrag al er5ieIcu.
Gas oltc DlGbcl- inO g(lsitot-
tingSmoteriol, OoS iit6 in Sen oiient.
lideu @e6dnocn ougeiommclt bat, lit
nod Grfldumg Ocs Supcrintenocn-
ten Scr 6ifentli6eu @ebdu0e, Serrn
S'@ounor, oos Gcinltot oieler Sabre,
imO ioll Der critic &erfoli bon mln.
5ipolen Nlo6cl-@arnitlren mo sal.
9hiSitottngSitiidGn in Ocr @cidi6te
Der WlonilnentenIto0t icin.
MoIlcn 9tllD Sun0aO 1 5.
rem.
gSie geitern SiiliSsStoOt.6ontrol-
lciu ". Z. GbilOS mittbciItc, lit bon
9contcn Scr 0illni5ipal- -&crluoltmg
nit Dem Gompogne Gomitc @iap
SlmOop's Gorfe6riin9 getroiicn nor.
Ocn Inn Sen 9lngeitcaten ser ItdOti-
idcn Geportements @elegen6cit 5u
gc6cn, ocn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5l
borcn.
IS iin0 arrangements gctroficn
moroen nod oenen fir ettpo 1900
Gcrioncn fir sic Notwithstanding
OcS s. glpril @I1be rcierpirt iuerOcn.
,glac glngcitcQtcn, oic gillp SlmooD
50rcn iuo1en mo oicnitlid obfom,
men fonncn mcroen bon Siilis-
StoOt.Gontrollcur G6iloS criudbt, iib
i'm $50 9lbcnoS unl 6. gIpril om "a.
bcrnafel 81 Deriommcln.
@dliierfGitfc scr Strobcu.
Our 6 6ru6s S Gommiiiion.
Sic StroBcnourdbrudS Commit
idre mo6ten geitern in 8er6inOung
nit Ger gcpIouteu @rmeitcrlng ser
ct. &aul.StroBe 5wei mcitere Sdu-
ierontdufe befannt. Sc Iino oicS oic
@runOitiide
g3r. 422, GourtlauO.StraBc, bon
g. Some ub s. Saopiro, fiir 49,.
3S8.SS, grmO5iusfrei lnO
g}r. Az Ct @aul.StroBc, bon
@n. Sbiplep, fir $4,6OO, grimOJinS-
frci
Sn @crbinOrmg nit ser in 9(usiidt
genommcnen @rlpeiterlmg Der 33.
StroBe, 5wiiheu GborlcS. .StroBcn-
9IDcniic mo Sillcn Goao, lit 5miihen
Scr StroBcnOllrd6rudS S-Gommiilion
ino Der TarfbeborOe geitern Elm lle-
bercinfonmen getroffcn por0eu mo-
nob oieic it'd perpflibtct, fir $500
an Der 33. StraBc 1914 9diume 5u
pflun5en imo oie bort onBuIcgeuocu
&aicnplGBe 5it 6eiGcn. Iie 9lr6eitcii
iuerocn IN 9dloc in 9lngrifi gcnom.
men.
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0ouScnhrtcr alnsmciS Rbrr ben etan0 brr
,,GitD Of gleiu @nri Snurauce 60" pun giep
YorI, y. 9q am 3i. Dr5ember 1915
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
gttnort.
&rir8srNtD DER Gntcas
temld6tc.
2SiDtigc Syragcm gelamg.
ten our GrGeOignng.

@rcmicr 9lsquit6 mO 2orO 9it@c-
ner fo6reu BON Scr iron60iil@cn
Souptitoot ous nob StaIien. II
Giucr Der Ebcilncbmer Der Comic
rcn8 betbdtiot ii6 ols @broicn-
orcbslcr. Cir @omoro Gar.
ion befdnlpft sic GooIitious-Gc-
eierung.
8artS, 2S. N2dr5 Die Gonfc-
ren3 ser Staotsmduner un0 Seer
fiibrer ser @ntcntem16te, in ipeI6er
pi6tige 6ragen NIT 9e5ug ouf bic
Sortfiibrung OeS &rieges sur Spra.
Cbe famen, lit beenoet.
Tie Gelegaten bon ausmGrts mer-
Sen 6ellte glbenO Die fran5oIiI6e
Sailptitaot berlaiien. Eremiernini-
Iier 9(Squitb lmO 5elOmoriboa 2oro
aitdener, 3pei Der britii6en @ertre.
ter mcrOen Stolien beiu6en c5c lie
na6 Souie 5uriidfebrcn.
@orte iin0 billig.
@oris, %. @ldr3. @iner Scr
G6cilncbmcr an ser 9lQiirten.Gonfcs
ren5, sic geitern bier i'm @liniitcrilm
oes gIuswdrtigeu in SiBlmg trot, bot
Dem aNlatin~ Die foIgeu0e SdiIoc-
rllng Dpn oem cigeuortigen Gboraf.
ter ocr 3iiiamnleufltnft 9ege6en:
sd babe oielc Gonfcren5en mitqc.
modt, lpelAen StantSnl1nncr rnO
0iplomaten beipo6ntcn. @ep66n.
lid enpfing man Sen GinoriG, oo6
Gin Seoer iorgfdltig ouf oic @elcgen.
belt lportete, Die 5ebler unO S6pG.
hen oes onoeren 81 ieiucm 8ortbcil
81 iuen0cn. God ouI Der gegentpdr-
tigen Gonieren5 mar nibts oerortiges
3lt belnerfen. 9}a6 einigeu 9egrii,
Bitngsporten bon &remier griano
begonn oie 9eiprehlug imO ein
Souh BON 3ielbelpIBtiein amo Gnt.
icbloncnbcit i1icn iiber sic biitorilfc
&eriomnliing 81 itrciHcn g9ir em,
pfanoen ieoen Moment, ooB ein@erf
fir &umanitdt melt groBer ols ir-
genoeine rationale @eitrebung, inns
ouferlegt mar, mo ms 81 einem cins
5igen @no5ped leitete. Dos 8ilo OeS
1SeinoeS, 0en mir nie0erringen mill
len mar inmer Dor lnieren 9lugeu
Gic obiolute g}otbpcnoigfeit fir 81.
niefeit ilno 0pfcripiIigfeit baltic ans
ieoem g9orte. SSn oicicr Gonfcrcn5
liegt mirflid cine inoeraIeidIide
@rOBe fir iene, meIbc oic @bre bo.
ben an ieinen Grp6gungen tbeil5u-
ne6mcu.~
Carton bcfdmpft 9[8Quit6.
W2iniiterillm.
2onOon, %. @dr5. Gic @lor-
gcn3eitungen nelOcfl 0aB cir SO.
morO Garion iid bon ieiner fiir5li,
den aront6eit OoIlig crbolt bat mo
beute feline Observation-Disclosures lpic.
Der auiitiinnt, inOenl er III elmer
Sieing Oes 9rieos-Gomites Der con-.
'erpotioen &artei Ocn @orlis tii6rcn
miro.
Cic yNlorning @oir ipridt oic
Dleinung aus, Cir @omoro Garion
geDe NIT Der 9l6iift Inn, cine Itarfc
Sic Mclnhnnhinilr nlln 0}nriniIlinit1i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29

0cs ,SnDrce ...............
@clnuuissIueaabcn wd0ren6 6cs
,Sabres ................
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
gScriidJermnas.g .gInebeiIc.

GunocnHrirr elncmcic Hbcr ben atnmb Der
,,Wiufnnl Sire Sniurnncc 0umpnanie Of
6BrIfrr 0cnntg, 4cnummauin", am 81. &c.
5cmbcr 1915.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29

bic @eiebge6inig olle &erlpilligltn-
gen 10 beOcuteno beidnitten 6at, onB
i'm nd6iten SSa9r fein Gefi5it in Ger
'Stoatsfaiie borfonmen miro. @olt-
Dernciir Sorrington, mel1er bier
Sabre lang Stoats.6ontroleur mar,
lit feit entidloiien fcine ein3igc Ger
Bills mel6e cine @erpiIliglmg ans
Ser Stoatsfoiie entbdlt nit icincr
llnteridriit 81 Oeriebeu.
Bon allen Soften weroeu 9(nitreu.
gllnecn gemadt, oas Goniitc 5n Der.
anlaiicn oie gepiiniAten W1ebr6ctrG.
&c III Die oagemcine @erlpiIligungS-
Bill oiif5lneDmei, ood lebnet @orii.
ber Cooper nn6 Sr. 9rpdnt ieoipcoe
3umittbung nit Dem @emerfcn o6,
ooB Der Stoot yiorOlono OieIes Sa6r
fein @eIo bat.
9lif Dem Glide 0cS Spre1ers Ia,
gen 6eittc gl6enO nod iiber 250 I'M.
erleoigtc Bills, ino olt9 i'm Scnatc
pnrten nod cine O2enge Bills auf il.
re @rleoigltllg.
8ciOe Solier treten morgen gor-
mittaG # ll1r wieoer 5uianmtn.
5rau9 en- oas @cI0.
Die Staots. @ellno6eitSbe60rOe lit
bodIt erreot ii6cr oos 8orge6en oeS
,Sinonj-Gomites oes Senates, mel.
DIES BON Der idbrliden @ertpilligitug
iungcfd6r $4,000 a6geiInitten Bat.
0aS gurcon bat 5luar ausge5eihnet
gear6eitet lno beabii1tigt I'M neuen
Sabre feline Ebdtigfeit 81 bergro-
bern. 0as Gonlite BAT o6er MIR cine
&eripilligung nn9 Der 9oiis BON
1912 gemadt.
Kinder scl0reion
MACH FLETCHER'S
q n G. T ~ 7I n
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slbDnnenten, bic ben ,,DtnHmen Gurreippn.
5ericn" ntult phnPtild ubcr nnreaelmdbla eY.
balten, Nnb 1cbeteii, Der Office bnpun ser $ele.
bedn Obtr ihriihln wlitthfilHRa ~ MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29

Gppolition gcgen bic gcgcnipdrtige
GoolitionS-9lcgierlng 5u biloen imO
5u Iciten Gle 3eitimg miini6t i6u
@rfolg 81 ocul llnterue6mcn imO iogt
ounn wcitcr:
DgticnonO fam be6ollpten oaB
ooS SonO nit Ocr 9lrt imo @ciic, in
iucl&cr cS icBt rc0icrt ipirO, 5ufric.
oen tit Gie Coalition perfiigt 5par
nod ii6cr Gin gcDoriomcs &arlamcnt
HnO iiber Oie aon5c W}a6t ocr 9}u.
tiou, bod lit iie 10 idmod, ooB iic
MIR nod beitebt neil bis icbt nod
feline anOerc Seihrng organiiirt NOR
Ben it,
Hui1cn 8crthtc b6ic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
JtioM SJatfipM GD.,
Veucrahggcrtcn.
lib Gbam6er Of Commerce.

GouScnirtcr 9lnswcie iibcr ben etau6 Der
,GitD Of gleu Nnri Sniurnuce 60" Duu giew
Dorl, ~ y, am u. 9ejember 1915.
Geiammic Giuuo0mcu wabrcuo
Geaninic gusao6cn wd6rcno
pe9 SnVteS $40. .............. fOi,2l4.Oz
ejutbaben.
Crunociqcuibnm Der Gcicuibaii SILL O70.G3
Experimentation nut Grunos
GIiciien nao Sbleationcn. bon
Der @eleIIidaft accigrci ..... 1,07210lG3
Boar I'M Nurcnu, IN Naiiicn ulo
@ompaenie'H ......... 1075i9t2
IqcltensBuuu5cu .............. 12f 0lO.Sl
6dIigc nno ouieclaniene 3iHien
tro Wdeibel .............'... YAi0.3O
6dniae &idpcrlideruno an ocs
5ablien Scrlultcn ............ 20,302.S2
oruiiosciibabcn ..........$t,052,2 ,24O.d3
9lidlt 5naeitanOue eintbnben.
gNcnicn 9ildnscn
oocr ncbr Nlondtc
snSmecri6 Scr Sauipii' 'i'o0''0i
buds@nibnben ibcr
s}nriilueth, Sblqns
ioncu uno 9lficn SO s03f.63
Wdrftiucribc bon Spcs
5idls0cpoliicn .... 14,32T02
- ioa.ol7i0
2olalc 5uocllduScne Guibnbcn sl.5is .S2327
gerbinoii1iciisn.
unbe5ohlic Nerluiic mo IEipris
C5eiammic iinpcr6iciic @fdiuicn. Gi6'7iiia
sadrc, D1ieibe llnIoiieu. ~ 10000
glhqcidlttcr Nctrdg irntcr 5dhis
hnrcr 9nnocss, Siaoias mo nu5
Ocrcr Scncrn .............. 10 10000
Snmmillicnen, Nlallcrgclo cic,.,. 100000
Ioiot8crbinolihicicu, nit aus.
rnhiic bce NnpiidlG. ..... $3.50 73Si3
Sil goar bc5ablies
IlteniapitaI 49,. 1888 10000
ucbcrlbnB iiber ole
SerbinoliWleiei 27i3s4s4
llc6crI6nG inI gcircff Der Bolt.
cci'NhDuber .,............... S1I,5S46l
Soialc decentralization .... .Si,54s.82s27
Hciroa Der am 81. Ccicnlber
1915 in ocn Scr Sicoicn IN
Strai hcfinolidcn Roliccn. $i27,075, ,5310O
Nctrna hcr IN MlnrDlnub pdbs
eclicuicn Fuiiccn ......s.. s9o.07soo
Qrinticn. iuelcbc iudbrcno 1916
iuqroea ,..,..;.....'.e,, s ioo277I
scriniic .....,'..,.o..,. ~ 0'o@y's s.522oo
icnc Serlnic -" 0,soOoo
esani MlarbIanb, grrIdlrrnnas rpnnrmrni,
Gulnini iilnrcsNurenM ~ Nn imorc ben n.
nehrnnr 1916. Sct hcideiniae bermt odn
Sorliebenocs Gin neutrality-suspicious. slus3uo aus
BEN idHrltscn gIuemcifc Der ,0iig OF Wcu
gprt 3ninrance So.", NeU Durf ". ", fir cos
nit Dem 81, Nc6enhcr 1915 81 Gn0c Qcbcn0c
Sabr W, lipie ct IN oiciem bureau cingereiNi
porocn IT,
,,,,. Scrlibctunas'G 'Gonlniiiidr
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feline anOere 2eihtug organiiirt NOR
Oen it,
&uiicn @eriGte b6ic
Ii ibertriebcn.
(Erabios na6 SaDbnle)
8crlin %. 9ldrj. S5a cincm
9cricbt lulter Oatlnl 6cS 26. W2Gr1
mcIOct sic 0itcrrcidii6.imgarildc
%ccrcoleihIng, ooB mG6rcnO scr les
ten Gage al Der SSront in 0lteoli.
3ien MN &orpoiten-S1 S1armiibcl ltatt-
gefnnOcn ba6cn. 9lu6 sic bon Sen
&lliicn 9emeloctcn yGriolge" am
Gnieltcr parcu mr &orppIten-@c
fc6tc. Sin 9lngriff auf sic Soupt-
ormee oeS Generals Bflon5cr lit BON
Den 9hliIcn nidt Oeriubt iuorocn.
0ic @fclOung bat foIgcuoen @ort-
laut.
u0ie @eicbte in scr 9iG6e BON Ga.
ta6e am 0nieitcr, sic in ruIIiiden
9eri6ten eencIoct mcrocn, worcn le-
oiglib 8orbut.56orniibcl. OcIter-
ELECTROMAGNETIC &ccoqnos5irlnqs-
glbtbcilimgen 5oaen ii6 ouf oic
SouptiteIlcn 5lriicf oIs iic bon ltor-
fen ruiiii@cn 5treitfrGiten ongcgaa.
gen luiiroen. &GbrenO ser lcBten
&ode bo6en oic 9lilIien fcincu gln.
griffsocriiId ocgcn Sic Souptormcc
oes Generals &fIan5cr untcrnoni.
men"
" len iibcr itoIicniI den
6cIo5u9.
(Sra6ilos nacb Gudcrloh)
y erltn, 2S.-Gie olterrci6iI6c
oberite SecrcsIcihtng mcIOcte gcitern
SoIgenoes:
r9Ln Der itoleni6cn 6ront ian0cn
geitern al peri6icOcnen @unftcn 6ef
tige admpfe itatt. Gie oiterreidilh.
ungarii6en StrcitfrGfte eroberten in
Der yldbe 6eS 9riidenfopfes bon
@or5 cine gan5e ieinOli6e SteIllmq
Dor Dem n0rOliden Seftor ser SOB
gora-Soben. 525 Stoliener muroen
gefangcn gcnonrnen Oarlmtcr t3
Sifi8iere.
Sn scr FIodcn-@egeno qclana g
Dem 6einOe nbt, Oie bon ibm pcrlo.
rencn @rdbeu 5uriid3ueroberll. Iic
&drnpie oebnten iib aus rnO bauer.
ten Die gon5e y3a6t.
a9ln ocr GproIcr @rcn5c fomcn
MIR nubeoeittenoc 9lrtilIericqefcdbtc
Dor Gic fein0liGc 9IrtilIeric &c.
idoB GaIOona55o i'm 2rgana-G6oIc. "
Tcr5tc bciuhcu @efangc-
ncnlogcr
9crlin, iibcr 2onOon, 2S. W3Gr3.
TT Gicr amerifonii1c 9lcr5tc, melfe
Der omcrifohiideu 9oti6oft 5uge.
lteat purocn, limo geitern in Berlin
cingctrofien. @s iin6 Gr. 9. s. DC
Gort6D, ciu Spe5ioliIt fiir 9itngcn.
franf6eiteL mo Or. gaon5o g. Iop,
lor, Gin Spe5ioliit in 9}o6ruugsmit.
tclm 9cioc bon ser llnipcrIitdt bon
%enuiDluanicn, iopic Or. 2. g. cyr-
min im0 Or. 5. =. @cbiter, 9ciOc
BON Der So6ns SopfinS' llnibcrIitit
in Baltimore.
Sooie reiiqnirf ais 8rdii.
0ent Der io5ioliitiidcn
R nrtei
tErnbiIos md eabbile)
Scrlin, %. N3Gr5. llnter sen
6cute bon Der lle6eriec 9iodri6tcn-
glocntir peroifentIiAten NlittbciIin-
gen befinoet lid aud ioIgenOe.
uSSu einer Sibluug OcS lcitcnOcn
9lusi6niicS Der io5ioliitii6cn &ortci,
IN wcI6er oIlc Dlitglicocr bis ouf
ein Ourb aronf6cit am @ridcincn
ber6inoertes, ompeicno lporelL mlu.
oen oc GoriGllc, lpeldc sur @riin-
Dung Der neien iojioliitii1cn syrof.
tion fiiGricn, bon alien nit elmer ein.
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0onoeHiirter 9lnswee hber ben 3nitnuo ser
yWlntnal eiic Sui- o." uun glciu Ncrf "
~, am 81. Sc5cHbcr 1915
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29

@cIamnri Glnnabmen wd0reno
ocs ,NnDrce ............... SIS ,20ls siutuO
SGaguut.sluaaabcu wd0rcu6 Ocs ,o,o,
NuVlts .................... oltaf',4tf.'.
Gut6abcn
@rlroeigcu0nm bon Der Ncca- o.,
lDnlt AccnHei .............$ $2i Ofolu1'5z
experimentation aui erunos ..,o., 40
bcIib Observation-Disclosures. ,03O0O
Sarcbcn an Holiccn6ci6cr aui
bic Roliccn ocr GonpdQnic . Of 0iS, 1881
IsSH.Suiippfa65cSaI 65SI'I"S .,.'.'.. ~" ~. nn425C2
Sbliaationeu uno glficu. GiQcns
tbunl Der 9ompaanie (9uf' 49, 49,
tNtllUl ..1f ftOIt td'io''
iaib Srafi'Gompaene'ne @ eu.i'" 1i.5o71o97e
Nchicl glgcucns9ilan5cn. 3S,3OIl2
6dlliae nHb duipeauienc lRlcs
ibcn nHo 3inlcn. .......... S,lGS,05l23
9plelirburc JsednungcH .. 52,sl4d9
NodrsEarc6cn an 9camc .... f3,9972t
Ncio unco0citirie uno pcr51s
acrie Brumcn .............. i,52T9jIS0
Nruiio. @ui6o0cu ....... $G2i ,tsS. .333s7
yidlt 8nacldnocuc Wntbnbcu.
Wiubcl. 0nrims
9asier cic;'... ss5a7oo5
Nqcutcu 9idn3c
iaaie ...:.,..'. 9s.ao7l2
9aarborihiiile an
oocr in Hdnocn
bon Neomicn uio
slqcnieH ..a~, 190o72i
guibdbcn ilbcr
Winrfiperih gus
iien uuo 9onos. d.5tQ5s0si
Goucfttbarc Cont. 52St4.75
------ l,GGo.o7os7
"a
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tNrapIIns nnM eabbiIIel


9crlin, %. l}dr5. llntcr Oen
6cute bon Der lle6erIcc 9iodribtcn-
Aocntir DeroifentIihten 0litt6ciIin-
gen 6efinoet iid aud ioIgenOe.
aSSu ciner Sibltng 0cS leitenOcn
9lusiduiics oer io5ioliItii6cn @ortci,
in ucl6er oIlc @}itglicocr bis ouf
ein Olr1 aronf6cit am @ridcincn
oerbinoertes, ompeicnO lporeL mlu.
Ocn oc %oriGlc, iucldc sur @riin-
Dung Der neien iojioliitii1cn syrof.
ton fiibricn, bon alien nit ciner ein-
5igcn 9lIsnobnc beriirtheilt. Scrr
SaoIe rciignirte ais Yr1iioent scr 10.
5ioliItiiden 3ortci. Ger 9luSi6uB
Der io6ioIiitiiden 4ortci miro an
ndhiten Mlontng cine SiBlmg bal.
ten
Grbeitcr &rowolle in
9fuBlon0.
Berlin 2S. @ldrj. (lle6crice.
ytabri1tcn Ngcntltr.) - gSie ans
Stod6olm olif @ulno cines in ser
rnIiiihen 3citing n9tuBfoie Sloipo"
eridienencn 9eri6tcs genelOet miro,
lit es inter Oen ruIiiiGen 9(r6eiter-
i1aaren BON Neuem 5u 9lusidreitin-
gen iino llnrilben gefommet mel6e
Den G6arofter Oes GerroriSntuS on-
gcl1omncn bnbcn.
SSn GetroeroO muroc cine qroBe
glu5abl BON 9(r6citcrn bcr6oitct uu0
IN sen N}imitions 6abrifen wur6en
13 glr6citer gebGngt
9lus Sen 9utilop g9erfen un0
mls oen g}obel @erfen tvlroen 1870
9lr6eitcr beroilsgcgriifen uno iofort
nob Der 6ront geididt, obpobl ie
ii6er6otpt feline miIitdriibe 9lus6il-
0it1g genoIien 6otten.
Iie 9Slttilotu @erfe 6eoeuten fir
9iuBlanO oaiiel6e, mas Die arupps
8erfc fiirGciltiblono iro oieS6nai.
Der Greuiot ! @erfc fir Sroufrei6
iin0.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-07-20

United States, states, territories,
or counties in which the forests
lie Expenditures for this pur-
pose are not TO exceed 10 per cent
OF the value Of the timber and for
age resources available for income
upon the national forest where
the roads or trails are construct
ed. Beginning with the next fis-
cal year after an agreement is
made between the Secretary Of
agriculture and a state, territory
or county for the cooperative con-
sfruction OF such roads, 10 per
cent of all revenues from such for
esis are 10 be applied toward reim-
bursting the United States govern
nenf for funds expended IN road
work until the whole amount adj
vanced shall have been returned.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-07-20

Mrs. VIM. Trantow and one Of
the children were quite badly hurt
in a runaway on the Kamiah
grade Sunday forenoon. They
left here early in the morning
with the intention of spending the
day with friends at Kamiah.
When near the Julia Carter place,
a short distance below the big
springs, one end of the neclxyoke
came down. Two of the children
got out to fix il when the tongue
dropped down and frightened the
horses and they started TO run.
In some manner one of the wheels
came off and it threw Mrs Tran
tow and the girl who were in the
hack out. An automobile near
the scene took the unfortunate
party to Kamiah and an examina-
ton showed that Mrs. Trantow
had shoulder blade broken and
was badly bruised and the girl
was badly cut and bruised but no
bones were broken. They were
brought TO their home northwee'
Of town yesterday and It is hoped
they viii have a speedy recovery.
The horses were not hurt but the
hack was badly wrecked.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-07-20
General Community Roundup at
Alnine.


In the refreshing shade of the
big pines Of Alpine grove, north
east Of this city, on Thursday, Ju-
~ q, the people of seven school
districts viii join in a grand un-
ion community meeting, and they
invite all their friends and neigh
bors to join them with well filled
baskets for s whole days picnic.
The districts included in the
event are Mount Vale, Fairview,
Harbke, Russell, Evergreen, Me-
Rae and Alpine-fhe several that
have held successful community
meetings and show landable en-
terprise in these wholesome neigh
borhood gatherings. Each district
is expected to provide some fea-
ture or features for the program,
in the way Of speeches, readings,
dialogues, songs, etc, and the
clerk Of each district is requested
to kindly look after this phase of
the matter.
It is the desire Of all Interested
TO make this gathering a big sue
cess. and the first of an annual
community roundup. It can be
done with your help, neighbors,
and now is the time TO start. Make
your plans TO be at Alpine on Ju-
" q. with well filled baskets and
a spirit of good fellowship. BY Or
der Committee.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-07-20
Twenty Years In Nexperce.

just twenty years ago to-day
NJ. J. Ramey started his lumber
business in Nezperce and has been
continuously in this field since
that time, doing business during
the last decade under the title of
the Ramey Lumber Company. In
point Of continuous service his is
the oldest business IN the city.
M ID DeMoude, the pioneer drug
gist. being a close second for this
distinction.
When Mr. Ramey launched out
here, the most abundant thing
about town was fine COW pasture.
He has seen this condition over
come By the white man 5 improve
ments until a city with 1900 souls
now enjoys most of the modern
conveniences, apd this is sur
rounded By a well developed farm
ing country that is unsurpassed.
From small start, his business
large proportions, cover
ing both the wholesale and the re-
tail lines, with several mills sup
plying the lumber required. The
business for many years has an
nnally reached the 500, 600 mark.
Mr.. Ramey has an abiding faith
IN this fine country ultimately
coming into its rich heritage and
has backed that faith BY taking a
leading part in all public enter
prises.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-07-20
Shower 10 Nrs. Liford-

Sweet memories lie in store for
Mrs. Ena Stevens Liford when in
after years she looks back to the
pleasant occasions Of her newly
married life.
Mrs. Liford was quietly married
soon after her graduation from
high school in the spring depriv-
ing her friends of an opportunity
OF any open recognition of the
coming event The Women of
Woodcraft, however, were not to
be denied in this pleasant respect
TO one Of their number, aud cred
it is due these ladies for a most
reception and shower TO
Mrs. Liford at the Fraternal Hall
Wednesday afternoon.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-07-20
NEWS OF LEWIS AND
NEIGHBOR COUNTIES
Compiled In Concrete Chapters
for the Quick Pursual Of the
Thousands Interested.

Death relieved Thomas Hogan
who for the past several months
has been a sufferer from canees
Of the mouth and throat. last Mon
day evening. The deceased wa,
one Of the oldest settlcrs IN fhil
section and was 68 years old Il
the time of his death. The funcr,
al services were held from The
home, last Tuesday forenoon and
the remains were laid 10 reNi ii
the kamiah cemetery. kamiah
Progress.
A cheek for $l.51s95 Is what
George killmar. the well known
Winona farmer, received for q car
~ so hogs on the Spokane market
last week. His porkers were a
choice bunch and topped the Spo.
kane market at 1915 per hundred.
They averaged q little over 22s
pounds
The Cottonwood public schools
expended f5.263s5 IN teachers
salaries during che last term.
Cottonwood : new creamery
commenced operation last Friday
morning with a fine prospect for
plenty Of business Now watch
Cottonwood grow some more.
Idaho county has an automobile
league. Organization was effect
ed at Cottonwood on Tuesday Of
last week az q meeting largely nj
tended by nutoists. when bylaws
were adopted and the following
officers were elected President,
Frank A. Kelsey Of Cottonwood :
cc-presidcntx. Frank VanDeven-
ter. Grangcville. Abe Harchelrode.
WInonn; Herman Won Bargen,
Fem. VIM. y. Ilussman. Cotton
wood secretary. VIM. Robinson,
Grangcviile: treasurer. Joseph
Bushuc. Ferdinand. The league
viii hold monthly meetings dur
ing the auto season. and the next
session will be held at Grnngevillo
on August Is.
Francis Taylor. a former real
estate dealer IN 0rofino, but who
had been operating a ranch ON
Whiskey creek rs miles northeast
OF that town for some time, was
blown to atoms on Tuesday of last
week by the explosion Of a box Of
dynamite he was carrying out on
his place 10 blow up stumps Tay-
lor was q young man, unmarried
and lived alone. and being alone
when the accident occurred no one
knew Of It until Tuesday of this
week. when q. A. Bashaw, a /
neighbor, happened to pass the
scene IN search Of stray horses
Taylor had evidcntally dropped |
the box IN getting over a fence, |
and the explosion tore away the |
fence, blew q large hole in the |
ground and hardly left a piece
Of the man large enough to iden-
tify him by. The deceased was
a very popular citizen Of his COM
munily and was to have been mar
ried in a short while.