davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-02-04
Die eiIbsr . siefsrnns in ysiiionri,

SN ShSSt ~tsi~~o L
sf,is benz in 1914 in Miiioilri &c.
Iponneten glei, 3inf uno anpfer
uuroen 61,16S lln5en Silber er5ielt
,um 8ertbe BON $33,S26. Sieies
erbellt aus einem Bulletin Oes itaat.
gr~beitsfommiiidrs Sobn r.
Dos Silber puroe IN
oItliden SdmeIaereien bon benz on-
oeren Metal seionbert. @ar etpo
elm @iertel oes 8leis unb 3infs muir
De elmer beIonberen 8ebanolung I'm.
termorfert, I'M bas Silber oaraiis 5i
SGtte man oieie 8ebano.
lung burhmeg poreenommer, 10 mir
oe man etrpu $4,000 llnSen Silber
gum 8ertb bon $13S $50 eraielt ba.
ben. 0os @iiiouri glei entbalt
mebr SiIber, als Dies bel Dem 3int
Der Sail lit, etipa cine ltn5e pro Son-
ne. SbIdon Miiionri nidt al ben
.Silber : Staaten gerednet wiro, 10
mar bie 2%ieferung in 1914 bod gro-
Ser oils berienige bon Sflaboma, 81
linois, &entudp uno @isconiin al.
iammengenommen. Sdon 10 Sabre
lang baben oitlide Sdmelaereien
aus Dem @lei nnb 3inf bon W3ii.
iouri SLIDER g~eiporten. 9ieie DE
taIle foumcn bauptiddlid aus ben
Counties ct. Srancois, Sefferion,
Maoiion iinb 8aibington. 9ie Gil
Der . 8robuftion in 1914 fpar beoeit'
tend GROCER als i'm Sabre 5ltpor. Dos
ieIbe bot einen @ertb bon ettpa 5s
Gents pro hinge. Sn Miiiouri wiri
menig 3upfer eraielt, baber aud pc
mig Silber baraus getuonnen. 81,
Silber ; 2ieferuns in 1918 bate ei
men @ertb bon $21,514, bon t91:
einen @ertb bon $21,794 unb BOZ
t9tt einen @ertb BON $26,430,
Srgenbwo in ben S5orfs foil iif
elmer alten Gage eemaB, cine Der
bedte Silbermine befinben, Die tribe
ben Snoianern befannt mar. Sc
manb miro bieie Mine zines gltel
cages finhen unb nit einem S6lag
gu einem reiden Ianne iperoen
Suite Silber nod benielben 8reis
mie in 1866, ndmli1 $t.34 pr
lln5e, 70 piirbe es iid lobnen, elm
sroBe idmelacrei IN @iiiouri an5r
leser. bod lit Der 8reis 6eitbem b
ltanoig geiunfen uno mar in 1910 ar
niebrieiten, nGmli6 So Gents Die In
&c. Der 1914 @ertb pttroe burc
Den Iusbrnh beS &rieges ni6t b
einflnBt. SIN Sanllar 1914 bati
oasielbe in Stem Yorf einen @ert
BON 5S Gents unb i'm De5ember DO
1914, bier Wonate nod ausbru6 De
arieges, mar Der @ertb auf 5
Gents pro hinge berabgeiunfer. 90
&rieg ibcint alio ben 8reis ber,.l
tergebriift an baben unb bos trot Al
Der llnruben in Merieo, meldes 90
balptidhlidIte Silber liefernbe 2an
Der @elt lit. Die Silberminen fonr
ten bort nGmli6 garnidt betriebe
iperoen.
Silber lit mobl bas pertbpoIlite /
Wiiiouri er5ielte Metal. Sic unb 3
finoet man audi Sprren bon @ol
oarirl bod lit ole aualitdt 10 germ
bob iid Die S%onberung oesieIbe
ni6t lObnen miiroe, es iei oenn, mo
made einen groBen Sitnb. Da 8
S6mel5ereien alIe I'M Often oes 2ai
bes iino unb 6aber bas @rbeitsbii,
tur NIT Sdpieriafeiten itatiItiid
ansfunft iiber Die GuantitGt bes al
@iiiouri @etal getponnenem Glib,
erlansen fam, 70 iteben iest crit 5
Sablen fir 1914 aur 8erfiieung IN
iperoen mir tuarten miiiien bis mad
: item 8inter, UNI az erfabren, mas B
Stlber . 2ieferung in 1916 mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-02-04

5 Gas Goiintn @eridt bon @ont.
sonierp COUNTY bot ben gefebl er.
fbeilt Ole oortige gonntp . 5arm
an ben Weiitbietenoen 81 berfaufcn.
Der @rl0s foil gum gnfous elmer
relien Jarm uno aur Grridtuna mo.
oerner @cbditoe beripenoet fueroen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-01
DESDE WASHINGTON
bicnc de H. ga pIana).

sc puede deSandar 10 andadOl No
cs possible deShacer 10 hecho. o al re-
vtsl No LnsistaS. que ESQ es tonic.
No somos felices? NO me quie-
res, como yo Z ii?
ST. Frederick pero una apuesta
rs COS muy respectable. Yo ne ga
nado, Y me voy a casa. como tn de
beS irte 4 il tuya, 4 esperar los cua-
tro amos. que de5en empezar a con-
tarSe desde hoy.
Y no hubo remedio. NJ ruepos
nj razones ~convencieron a Ia buena
Martha de que habiendo gansdo de-
bia perder. por 10 que tuvo 81 espo-
Sc que llevarla : Ia Residential de sus
sucgros. Y ~volverla q Yer. asomada
IA bella cabeza entire Ia enredadera.
tiranGole bcsos cuando 81 abre Ia yer
il para regresar . su cuarto dc sol
tero sobre una de cuyaS mesas IN
almanaque enorme Y un reloj de
onix, parecen conspirar para burlar-
Sc de suS ansias, por Ia lentitud con
que cuentan. aquellos dias, este rs
horas que faltan para ccmpletar e.
terrible parentesis alberto Ell su vi
da, mas espantosa ahora que Ell buen
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-01
PROPAGANDA EN- FAVOR De -
PAZ

NUEVA YORK. Noviembre 80,
Una nueva secci6n del comitt I'M
licano de Ia Confcrencia de ncutre-
les. acab2 De ser fc-nada en Nuova
Nor2. Fl ~ETogr&Eaa. que compvende
IL e~jecuci6n d. Una actira campana
en todo y pais. III: .5-"la Gltima-
m2ale, durarts IN a!muerzc que tuvo
luGar en- ei hotel As;or.
q almuerzo fue nrcsidido per Mr..
David STAR Jordan. Entire las perso-
ms cue p~r9nunciaron a~locuciones Sc
hic;eron no~ar jacob H. Scniff. Austin
Lewis. Hamilton Holt = ell doctor
James Wash.
Esta nIeva secci6n tcndra Dor OBJ
jeto ~esfcrzarse en- extender entire el
publico de toda IA America todas las
ideas que puedan contribuir I hacer
cesar Ia guerra.
Los cradores r~ecorrerdn 81 pals.
yendc de ciudad en- ciudad para pro-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-01

BERLIN. Noviembre 20.-La IN
veztigaci5a que es5& hacienda ei CO.
mite del Reichsuag sobre g! traoaja
de los c~;~ilez. parece indiear que =
provecto de ley del gobierno pala
cons,ituir 81 ~oj6rcito de retaguardie,
no SER: vot2do en- el Re:chstag s:H
ma viva oposici0n. Differences orajo.
res en- representation de los distia-
tos partidcs Sc cstan oooniendo Sc
riamcn;e 4 Ia idea &c dejar m21o i
bre = las autoridades mliitares para
Il organization de los services iaEe,
riores ' estan iasistienGo en Que los
detall5z administrative sean es5aoic-
cidos por el Reichsta@ o cuanio me-
nos cue sean someddos 4 csta asam-
blea para 81 aprob2cjJn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-01
VAPOp PUESTO \ @

COLON. Panama, Ncriemurc 80.
Fl vapor noruego Thcnis,' qua
habia encalladc n ahandonar CrisCo-
bal cI marJes u!timo. m sido Dves @
q :lo.e. Sc le han hecho repar@cio-
nes provisionales en- el casco Y con X
ayuda de algunas hombas @uXiia~es
M podido sci conducido - TN iggar
conveniente. E! "Themi@' p~occJe de
Nueva York V Sc dirigia. cuando SO
registr6 81 accidcnte. { ~Iloilo. Is.a@
FilipinaS. con IN cargamento de
lI.OOO toncIaGaS de azucar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-01
NOTqS TEILECGRAlFIlICCll SS (CoAlDBL- E E12Il fIICCAA5 De TOD)E Il N6DO

pagan el evangelio de Ia paz. Una pc
tic.6a seri dirieiGo NJ ~presidente vii
son para demandarle tome IA iniciati-
- de una mediaci6n entire las nacio-
mes comDatien,es.
Fl programa fue a?rohado por to-
das las personals prcsentcs, Mr.. B, ".
Hue5sch. micmbro del comite de OF
g~arizaci6n. ha tenido VI conocimien-
10 dc TODD este. Entire los miembros
de dicho comit& 50 encuentr2n Char
les L. Bernhmcr, Teodoro Narburg,
81 doctor Frank Crane, Samuel A.
lewiston. J. n. Laundauer, Felix
Ho"sre,d. Lillian D. Wald, Louis Mar
burg y Paul L. Kellog.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-01
CCaE.NwhG!cC re - H2EN3h


EuCFa work, Noviam@re Sc
: ~.rp-@;.r - ia ra;:.ia dc G2o q
re Grr;c %,.i.aa 80 pondr& 81" vc-
ic ii n.oves;o &, embryo de los A.
,..r.os ai:wcnt:ciae, 81 "Ncyr Iorl,
~vrairg Sun dice cue III. VIII.
In ~cS.,el:o m crn0'ir n nron..&% b
cha haze cuatrc amos. NJ pueblo aac-
fica.o De di-:ni0a;r cl cos:o Dc a vi
da. pues este p~cri5i;co cs,ima qua SO
proyccto 10 da.:i mss qu9 malos re
sultados dasdc cI nunto De vista me
rior Y desda e. p"Hto De visa ext
Nor. Ii disminuci6n de los prccios
solo scrj anomcntiHea. porQIc sagl"
81 "Eyenirg" 81 embargo ccusar;l
fata'mente UNA disminuci5n Dc Ia
production naciona!, De donde Sc ii.
rarara. al tIrnliao de an mo. un2
escasez accntu&da de los productos
necesarios 4 Ia vida americana. Y Pei
10 rismo. ana nUeva ALA de los PRE-
clos. En- cuarto II punto de vista
exterior. 81 parijdico De rafercncia
e-stin!a. q"e esta medida Sera inter
pretada pr los pue6los de Francia
@ Inglate"ra como una MEDIA de t.
~presalias. cruel = Eratuita.
"Esos pucblos. dice el diario, Sc
diran: rs possible que nos muranos
de hamhre no"que los amcricanoS ten
gan bucna carnc 4 bajos precios?"
El Evening Sun" hace s2bcr a TO-
dos comp&sriot@s que todos los
americanos cue regrcsan De Europa
son de opinion Dc cue dezpuda de Ia
guerra los EStGdos Unidos estar&n sin
amigos on Ell mrado: Que Alemani2
acusara 4 los Estados Unidos Dc ha-
Der caus2Go su Dirdida Y que los
aliaGos Sc GuejaGan de Is restriccio-
nes que les fueron impuestas por
este pals Y termina dieiendo que ell
embargo no cambi&ra esta impression
injuStificada de los ~bcligerantes ha-
cia los Estadcs Unidos."
FL New York World" dice que los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-01
Mu2IO EN- PARIS JEA DANA
AMERICANA

PARIS. Noviv@5re 20.-".s. len
ME V. Orchard Mason. vida del
antigua consul general de los E
tadcS UnidoS. en- Paris. &ca5a de
MORN. ST. h;jo NJ. Dean 3. Mason.
consul de los Estados UaiGos e Ar
gel. eStuvo q su lado h@st2 el al
no momcnso. La sonora Mason conta
ha se-enta Y d~s amos : era him del
iucZ Mathew BiScnard. d. War-c@
OHIO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-01

nr2pagandistas a!emanes d~cscnnciora
dos por IA reelection del president,
Wilson, vuciven a Ia idca de I'M e.1-
barge sobre los articIlos ~aIir,a,:;-
cos. contando con cue eI Conrrceo
autorizar& 81 dccveto dc comerc;o
con los 2liudos. e "Worid' .grago
que csa mcGida causara ms a~aray:o
q les Estados Unidos cue 4 FraDcia
Q IaeIaterra.
FL New York Times" haca cons
tar Il Mr.. FITZGERALD, autor de n
D~rcDorai6n. no ocu!ta o2e II mndid,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-01
MAS AERCPLANCS INCLESE5
PARA RUMANIA

LONDRES. Novi"mbr2 so. In dcs
pacho de Bucha"es, para Il sgcncia
Reuter-, anuncia que un gran nlneso
de aeroplanos inglcses ' de Pilo,oS
han arribaGo 4 Il capital de RuE?a-
MA, con eli objeto De reforZ&r = los
ayiadorcs f~ranceses g ing.eses que
SC hallan W agreg2dos 4! cjtrc.;o
rumapo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-01
Ia COERCION DE GRECIA.
0irne de IA Al. plana).

los anaScirrG>. Ia cmprGndIdn una
Dn'iti.a. mechanic la cual, Grcria
ahan3cna a sas tr~adirjnnalos ami
SOS. iateatando IN a~cercamirA:r
on II ftrreailarios "nemigoS.
Les r~aSultaGoS DE- nSta p%0li!ica
s; 4: In violaci6n ir mr>iroS prin-
cipios cGnstiturional"s Y Ia d.srom-
poSici6n en- 81 inferior. aSi como 81
a%lamirnIo Y 81 deSpreciO on 81 rV-
traniero.
En- torno nupStro SOLO hay hHT-
los y deSconfianza Y n anar1nia
re;na en- nurStra patria,
"NurStrOS amigos tr~adIrsaujIHS.
los 2~rofartorrS de- Grecia, eS.an to-
maado medidaS lie ~Sr=uriiai IN nu'S
FRO territorio Y nos ronsid"ran com"
SuS cnemigoS.
Los que Siemprr han 81" enc
mieos me,IroS, orupan nucStroS
furrtes. ' i"SpurS d" haber .on>rH-
lido IN Ia derroia 10 SrrvIa, nHes-
fra aliada. hemos ayudaio 4 Bul-a-
ria en- SuS planes lie ~conluI>ta.
"EvitamCs Que los srryioS cruz2
ran maestro terri;nrio para romba-
lir a! cnrmigo comiin Y h"moS a.
ii "lo las pucrtas a @Si". fatiliIan-
GGi- =. triuafo.
En- eiircito :rie=o. ~victorioSa en-
1912 Y en- 1913. e>ti abandona!o sin
cOmhat!r las rr@ion"S ronquiSia IA
hacp tres amos.
"aupel ' CavaEa - e~Hcu"niran
ncupadlS. La %poblariGn gc,r=a hu-
We ante 81 invasor. La baminrs'
:" W rermp:azada por Ia irl
rey de Bulgaria Y Al nj"rrito crir-n
:" IL ori"na que So m%anten=a inpa-
.ible. con los brazoS cruzadc< : ~"
ssa teStigo de IA crucir.ari1n L..
a patria.
Les blilgaroS snru"SIran = -rin-
2"> ''"'i'"'n." ! '"> '''i''''1'il4- ="
'e'"t enc '"~'"-'aa'> "''.'''iI''''S
ri h"1"'i'>'i" '>'a >'"'i'i" H''-
E"|"'!o IN 81 Isl" H''''-
DE todnS los imhljCS Il" Mac
0nia. arud"n r"fu=iado>. mi"m."a.
m!r ri "i:".i'o -r:"go. hGmilladH. -
cH''mcida pr,S.a.''" a Ai"mania' .
In los E>laGc> Inii"S "N,>. %
c":rD 'r"S.i"nj"> m.l gr.r=oS Is"
>impa,iZan on eel @u5jrrno y"T5z
'iSi1 = - rr;,.p %. bf!ug~, r1 trr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-01
WILSON IRA 4 NEW YORK

NUEVA YORK. Noviemb-e so
e. prcs:dcate Wilson vondra = Nue.
Va York Ell sa2ado pr6ximo para asis
tir " Ia inauguration DC! nuevo alum
brado De il cStatUa de II L:bc~tad.
No ticno Ia intencidn dc Dro1uncia-
niugun discourse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-01

marido ha probado l. sabrosa mici
de II vida matrimonial Y tiene que
c~onforG1arSe con enviar IN raro DE-
flores caia dia 4 ST. esposa. = quien
vista ' con quien pasea. !gu>l. exac-
tameute igual que cuando eran ami
Cos. solo porque gan6 Wilson : IA
naci6n tiene que estar otros cuatro
amos desarmada.
Pero.... ipor cue penSar MAJ,
6uenos lectoreS? iQue s2cam9s cor
meternos en- las alcobas? FL epilogo
de esa apuesta no Interest," mas que
a los esposcs, quienes ahora Sc des-
piden con unaS "Buenas noches".
que salem perfumadas, castas, impo-
lutas. por entire las euc2riSticas ma
dreselvaS.
| ATTACuE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-01
CONDECoRADO CON LA LEGION
DE HONOR

EUEEA YORK. Novicmb~s 80
e. soldado Alberto Bjraud. u frau
c5s que naci6 V reside mucho ITEM
pc er los Estadcs Un;dos. Y que per
terece n regimiento de irt2atcria
colonial del Maro2, ACADIA de ser cor
DEGRADE con Il Legion de Honor :
cor n ]citaci6n siguients:
"Soldado notable hajo todos pun
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-01
National Exchange and Commission Co.
prFrHENni: LAREDO NATIONAL EANK."

Ia C,o de Gamble NJ antigua : prrlrrLa gOr los nCNhms NFNDElOs, bheuS
:. ms buS \ri0ni de M"Nru : LnnGFc> : Nr.""n tpir del ait lie D:. pMEa
u" IT " =" T." rMn H." =. a> dr~gnc. stit lH"' Iinrrp hEXHA%3 y FRI ~
80" ~Tr%wEt iEyTt : HT -CU y !!EEE II Li~TG> i cuamr" p0blai6n de Ne
Eu ig,ifM|rdn h tr1rga. in"> de" hIri SIT rH"rrl Il Ma "la, e>crihanos pr
.'#h IH" ar r., r. I. ga" ''''' r. q. E0X H. laredo, TEXAN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-01

de n Dalabva; no Sc traHsfOrman EN-
CCSAS TITLES Q AGPADABLES
QUE TENGAN NALOR EN- CAN
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-07
A TOUCH PROBLEM.
Amateur Question Now Up Be-
fore Baseball Association.
As Many Standards as There
Are Organizations.

Johnston. Pa, Jan. IA rule de-
filming the exact status of an amateur
baseball player and esta blishing a
standard eligibility code for the
United States. is the problem con-
fronting delegates to the second an
nuaI convention of the National ANA
teur Baseball association at Louisville,
Ky, on Lincoln's birthday, February
y, 1916. The competition conducted
by the association Iast fall to deter
mine the amateur baseball champion
ship developed that almost as many
different constructions were placed
upon the definition, amateur baseball
PLAYER, as there were cities repre-
scented in the series.
The title was won by the White
Autos, of Cleveland, o.. who met the
Tacoma CWash.) Pacific Coast cham
pions in the finals at San Francisco
in October The cities figuring in
the series were Cleveland, Chicago,
Detroit, Omaha, Pittsburg, Columbus,
o.; Johnston, Pa; Louisville, Duluth,
st. Paul, Indianapolis, Tacoma, Port
land, Ore; Los Angeles and Sacra-
mento.
The meeting also IS expected to re-
suit in an effort to enlist every city
in the United States which has a bona
fide amateur baseball organization, in
the competition next fall and have the
championship determined by intersec-
tional contests. A man may be chosen
to devote his entire time to the up
building of the association, as the pos
sibilities for amateur baseball are
considered great.
More than 10000 people paid to see
Cleveland win the first round series
from Detroit. A crowd estimated at
$4,000 saw Cleveland eliminate john
ston at Cleveland, Oct. 3, following
q Johnstown victory over the White
Autos in Johnstown the preceding
day. More than $4,000 people saw
Cleveland eliminate Omaha at Clevc-
land, Oct. 10. Pittsburgs interest was
manifested when more than 1000 fans
accompanied the team from that city
to Johnstown Sept. IS, when Johns
town was victorious.
Most of the amateur baseball clubs
that figured in the competition were
composed of young men who worked
in mills, factories and stores and were
not able to play baseball except after
working houra during the week and
on Sundays. The followers of the
sport were in the main workingmen
who could not attend games during
working hours.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-07

2eS for vaults. 172 for unsanitary
yards, 165 for dirty alleys. 1873 for
manure piles and boxes and SO gar
bage complaints. In 43 cases investi-
gated Mr.. Ramsey found no cause for
complaint.
The total cost of the department
during the year was $4,000, of
which $7,054.50 was spent for the
spring cleanup campaign. OF the re-
mainder SALSA was spent for sup
plies for quarantined families. Salaries
were paid to the city physician, the
sanitary sergeant, fumigator. three in
spectors, matron of the detention hos
pital, the dump man and wages for
labor.
Mr.. Ramsey says that since the re-
peal of the ordinance permitting ma
nure boxes in the alleys between -four
and five hundred of these fly breed
erS' have been removed from the al
leys. One fine of five dollars was as
sessed against citizen who objected
to moving his manure box but the
others were moved willingly.
Mr.. Ramsey filed his annual report
Wednesday with w. L. Porter, city
commissioner, under the direction of
whom he works.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-07
THEY MIX AGAIN TONIGHT.
COffeY and Moran Box at Madison
Square Garden Tonight.

New York. Jan. Manager Billy
Gibson has accepted the boxing com
missions selection of Bill Brown as
referee for the Coffey- Moran heavy
weight bout in Madison Square garden
tonight, but he makes ore provision.
Gibson asks that some sportsman,
preferably a newspaper man, be ap-
pointed to count the seconds in case
of a knock down.
Directly after the last COffey- Moran
bout which Referee Brown awarded
to Moran in the third round, Brown
insisted he had counted Coffey out.
whereas many watches held on tho
fight showed that Coffey was down
only seven seconds. Then Gibson de-
claTed Brown should never referee an
other bout in which he had any inter-
est.
But whether Brown really counted
out Coffey or not, it was the general
verdict that he acted wisely in stop
ping the fight and saving the helpless
Coffey from a dangerous beating.
Young Joe Thomas of Los Angeles.
the one time lightweight champion of
California, has been selected to ap-
ear in rhe semi-firal. He will meet
Paul Fredo. the sparring partner of
Kid Lewis.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-07
AUTOMOBILE RUNS FOR
43 DAYS WITHOUT STOP
From Everywhere

Los Angeles, Jan. IA new
world record for automobile travel
without a stop of the motor was
established in Los Angeles this
week when d stock Maxwell '25"
touring car finished a forty-three
day nonstop run with a record
of 22,0223 miles.
Earl Cooper, the racing driver,
who had complete supervision of
the run for the A. A. a. officially
started the nonstop Maxwell at
1890 on the afternoon of Novem-
Der %. The car was on the road
night and day for forty-three days
and twenty-five and one-half hours.
An average speed of twenty-one
miles an hour was maintained for
1865 consecutive hours and the
car Travelled twenty-five miles to
every gallon of gasoline.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-07
HE GIVES UP RUTHERFORD.
Coach Stiehm Denies That He Has
Been Tampering With Huskers.

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. Dick Ruth
erford, captain of the 1915 football
team of the University of Nebraska,
will probably become assistant coach
of the 1915 team instead of leaving to
accept like position at the University
of Indiana, according to an announce
ment here by Head Coach E. o.
Stiehm.
Stiehm leaves here in September to
take charge of the football team at
the Indiana institution. His announce
ment that Rutherford would probably
remain at Nebraska is said to be the
result of criticism that he had been
tampering with Nebraska men in the
interests of Indiana, a charge he
strongly denies.
Rutherford, it was said would be
rendered the assistant coachship at
Nebraska at a salary of $4,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-07
Football Schedule.

NormaIs Football Schedule.
Emporia, Kan, Jan. THE foot
ball schedule of the Emporia Normal
school for 1915 has been announced
as follows:
Sept. 20, Bethany at Emporia.
Oct. 6. Friends at Emporia.
Oct. IA, K. L. at Lawrence.
Oct. 2O.-Aggies at Manhattan.
Oct. 27, Southwestern at Emporia.
Nov. 4, Washburn at Enporia.
Nov. Il, Haskell at Lawrence.
Nov IT, Baker at Baldwin.
Nov. %, Warrensburg at Kansas
City.
Nov. 80, c. of E. at Empo-ia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-07

weight title holder, has agreed to
terms for a 20-round championship
fight here either February 20 or
March 4 with an opponent to be Sc
lected later
1t was said that Johnny Dundee of
New York would probably he signed to
meet the champion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-07
Caspar to Lead Sioux CITY.

Sioux City, Ia, Jan. Harry
Gaspar. formerly with the st. Louis
Nationals. manager of the Sioux City
Western league team during the last
few weeks of the 1915 campaign, will
lead the Indians N 1916. Gaspar an
nounced that he will not be a bench
manager. but will take his turn on the
mound.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-07
COMPLAINTS fewer
Sanitary Condition of City Is Good,
Says Sergeant Ramsey.

Complaints of unsanitary conditions
in Topeka are becoming fewer each
year according to ]. A. Ramsey, city
sanitary sergeant.
This is a mighty hopeful sign"
said Mr.. Ramsey.
A total of 1925 complaints was in
vestigated during the year 1915. Most
of these were for disease, the number
being 961. OF the total number $40
were for fumigations, $50 for weeds,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-07
Allen MAY Forfeit His Title.

Kansas City, Mo, Jan. Benny
Allen, champion pocket billiard player
of the world, may forfeit his title and
not appear in the championship tour
nament to be held in Chicago soon
He intends to do so unless he is ad
vised of the date of the event to give
him plenty of time to practice. He
wants a month
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-07

Pinehurst. n. C. Jan. Phillip
Carter of New York defeated J. Fl.
Clapp of We shinEton, up and four to
play in the second days match play
Of the MidWinter Cold tournament
here Thursday. Carter will play S. Y
Ramage Of Wanango today in the
seni-finals and +. T Manson of
birmingham Will play w. A. Peterson
Of Mount Vernon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-07

east for the purpose, 1t was announced,
of engaging a football coach for the
university. 1t was said that a num-
Der of well known eastern coaches had
applied for the position.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-07

Porter, this berth has been slept in -
mo, sab; | assuah you, sab. Merely Oc-
cupied. It's the one over the wheels, sab"
Puck
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-07

The only trouble the Western league
has had has been internal trouble.
league head, the umpiring Disguised
the fans, the best players were always
figuring how much better off they
would be if they Joined the Feds and
the teams were so unevenly matched
that no chump could find interest in
the pennant race. But all of these
things are changed now, and if Presi-
dent Zehrung proves the success pre-
dicted, if he gets COMPETENT officials
and if the club owners see that the
salary limit is enforced, the old loop
should soon be knocking off a fair
clip down Prosperity road to Success
burg, regardless of the interest w. L.
fans take in the big leagues or the
number of stories that are printed I'M
der the names of Cobb and Wheat and
Corn and Oates.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-07

MANY changes in your apartment house
this OCTOBER" Yes. Seven graphophones
moved out and one pianola."-Louisville
Courier J ournal.