davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
2atonia Rennem.

Die ssftris:H Rsnnsn batt,n fuIseH.
bes Reiultat:
Grties Reunen = 2siGbri9s
5ilIies; 8 6uy.Ougs: Wara Binb,
112 (Murp5q, gstponnsn; grpital
Dan, 112 (9ti4mpn). speitsr; Rso.
Iita o., 112 Is. Sun). orittsr. 3sit
l:02.
DIE 81 NautaeIs 6e,abltsn: 1art
Dine, Straigbt $3.50, PIace $4.30.
Sbcp 1920; GrpftnI Dan, place
$3.50. SbOp $40; RsSIita g.,
Sbor $3.50.
3peites RerHen 4sidbs
rige unb Gltsrs; 6 GurIOnss: 2eo
SI.Olnp, 115 (9anODsr), ssponHeH;
9udi6pt, 107 (Oiibmrn), speitsr;
S6ine. 1o2 (aeIiep). britter. 3eit
1.13 1z5.
9ie 81 Mutuels bs3ahItsn: SEQ
Stoinp, S.raisb, $3.50, qIdce $500.
tSboD $3.50; 9udTbOt, glues $3.50,
Sbofp SEQ; S3tne, Shop $o.20.
Grittes RenneH - 4siGbris
&c unb Gitere; 6 5urlpngs: PriKe 9,
113 (aiasp), ssiucnusu; 2udp R..
106 (sasfap), Jrueitsr; Stbsap. Ill
(@Ools), brtttsr. Set 1:13 3s5.
Die So Wlutuels be5ahlitn: Brine,
g, Straistt $500. gIncs $3.50,
Sbor $500; qutp r. pIats $29.30,
GboD $3.50; OibeIIo, Sborp $3.50.
giertssRennen- - 3sidtrise;
] 1s16 WtiIs: 5lofb Of siseI, 100
(GallaSdn), espoHnen; WOnOtOnp,
Ill (sfsliapj, 3ueiter; 5iebt 5air..
fg. 6uflt), brittsr. Seit 1:4s.
Die 81 1htuels be3ahIien: TlaIb
Of G;ssI, Siraig6t S26.Oo. plac,
$50, 5bon S4.7o; WeonotOup, pIac:
$40. Gbop $3.0o;5ig5t Jair, 5botu
$3.50.
Einftes Rennen Baluns
tim Gtaiss; 2sjdbriss; 81 s5urIungs
Ger ;}crman, 12l (gppisl eefponnsn;
Somilt5n o., LIP (G. Sunt), spsi.
tsr; american. 1o9 (eanpUsr). brit'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
WDbrenbrum
giidJtete i'm BeiteHc seitsrn sm frabcr
Sfnube betraAtIi6eu Sd)aben on.


Sur9 ben Yrud elmer 2O36aisen
9eitungsr6bre Der BaFerleitung DOT
bem Sauis Ro. 626 @eft 8. Strap.
ipurbe in Der bortisen Ra65arf6dft
gang betrd4tli6er S6aben anseri6s
tet. ebe Is ben aneeitentsn bes Dafers
ANTS selang, bas BaHer d63uiteuen.
Der R0brsnbru4 erfOlgte sesen
bdlb feds llhr eeitsrn Rorgen unb bic
Golss mar, baB oas StrnbenpilaIter
auf bem Jabrbamm nuf einer turssn
SNeds einitiirsie, bic 9rottoire gu
bsiosn Ssitsn her Strabe aufgeriFsn
ipurbeH unb bic BaHermsnee ii6 in
bic aellerrdumIittsiten ergob. Der
Robrsnbru4 perurin4ts ein God Don
Sipei SUB adnge unO fiinf Jub greite.
aus benz bic WaFsrmaFen ME ein
Stursbnf) berporquoIIen, mas ielbfs
rebsnb in Der Qatburi9nft cine ssIins
be panit 5ur GplJe bate.
Das WaHerdmt ipurbe prompt BON
bem llnfdlI benatri4tist unb bic asis
tung Durbe aud iebr bdIb abseitelt.
mas gu Der llebttf6pemmuns nu9
nod cine 3eitpsiIigs DaFsrsnotb fiir
bic ndbere umgs6uns Der 8rudfteas
i'm 9.folse batts.
Der er0Bte Gtaben purbe in ben
fOlssnben 5duferH onssri6tet: go.
626 Deft 8. Strabs, aoitbaus BON
5rau Dbite, fpo BAG Wniier brei Gus
bod i'm aeller fuuo unb ale i'm Rel
fer Iasernoen 6ausbdItungsssssns
itGnbe beftdbigts; 2si6enbeiiatter sges
Ttdft Don ID. O. siefte &c Cons, Ode
Der 8. unb ainn Strabs, mo Oas Dais
Ter cine 60be prH Ts4s Iub srrsitts
uno 80 bort iisberoe SGrss, iOpis
aiIten NIT periiIbertsn Sorggriff.n
faper beT6dbiets bas 3psispofamt
i'm Sauie glo. $40 Weft 8. Strabs
ipurSe sbenfaIIs In WitlsibeHi6aft sss
3ogsn, aber bier mar Der S5absn nur
un6ebeutsnb, bd Td Hi6ts Don Dertb
IN BEN iiberfHpsmmten GslsrrGums
li9tsiten befdnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
Gterbli@feitsberiht.

Senrp $ertp, 70, 41o7 @gttIer
StraBe; Ser3Ieioen.
Senrp Rapp, 26, 1905 @ine Ctr. =;
llniaQ.
Giice Bartlett, a., 325 y6onOrpaD
GIinoOarmeitt5iinoung.
D,arp S1pber, 79, 1927 Fremont
StraBe; Sar3leioen.
aatie Doerilein, 40, 1855 9erba!r
CtraBe; gtierenIeioen.
Steaa Safion, %, Sermoia Goe.
Suberfuloie.
9ouis stodurn, %, 1915 YIue &Oi
StraBe; 3irbertuloie
Wearis Ritaro, 2, Bnier unb SSones
Gtrabe; 2ungeneut5ilnoung
gloulbsrt 8anoebutert, 1, 908 Gree'
Tan aloe.; StpDGte
2ouiS Dteper, 9s. $50 Yierion Ctr.
Sersleioen
Naoio 9reenberg, Ga, 242 Sosoid
Strube; 9ebiruidIag.
SaHuel SiIperman, 45, 574 git
Sope 3foab; gtiereilleioen.
Sobn 8esIep, IS, Ct marien So
ipltal; afabs.
+" Jlo6ert 9enoeu. 10 Wonate, 1926
@ecan StcaBe; ardrHpfe.
2ouis aullmcn, "A, 4435 @oIerali
9loe ; SuberfIloie.
NaIter 4oerr, 50, 1916 Rcrrilon
gIoe.; SerjIeioen.
9arolin. 9tunte, so, 3709 ct. 2aD.
renee glpe.; Suberfuloie
6ronci5 gurIe, IS, 636 SincoIn
Hoe. 9fierenleiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
2lms benz NJtuniSipalserid,t t

getruntene Solodten ionic Yers
fpnen, pel8e, ungeahtet oes geisslts
den gerbots Splodten Spirituoien
Derabrei6en obsr periaaffen, tperosu
bon Ri4ter Spiegel i'm Wtuusipalses
ri6t. pie er geitsrn srtfdrte, nit Oec
uollitsn Strsnge nes 9eIeBes bsitratt
mereen. Geitsrn puroen ibm brel
Uldnner Oorgefiibrt, bic einem
SpIbatsn SplrituOien perihafft hn
ben Iolltsn un6 Der Ri6tsr IieB lie
nit elmer 9erparnung IouIen, naas
osm er periitert bate, oob er in gu
tunft unter teinsn llmit6nben 9uaos
palten Iaiieu piiroe.
Inter ben 2lutoiiinbern, bic lid se.
tern perantpprten mubtsn, befano
Ii6 au6 Sobn greobeab aus Wpp>
nina. O., Der lints pon einem Stra4
ben6ahnpagen oorbsissfabren mar.
Gr tam trosoem nit elmer oGterli3en
8ertparnung baDon, oa er nanpies,
oab er iebr in Der GiIe getpeien, neil
er aIs Summler fir ben Rotbe areu8
6pnos tbdtis eefpefen mar. 3u $25
upb Soiten lpurbe qerrp Sheets BON
Ru. 4306 ghdrbura glosHue oerurs
tbilt, neil CT Elm patrplautomobil
nitt porbeiIaFen fpoIlte. SyiIber Bad
ra6, Der Giseutbiimer Der SubWirtbs
ihnft, iuuroe gu SIS uub Soiten
perurtbetlt, reil er an eiHem baItns
ben Strdbenbdbrpageu purbetges
iauit tpar.
Weseu 5bierquGlerei lpurbe Der
5uhrmanu Srunt W. Rpeers pon
aihtsr geatmnu gu S25 uno ben SO=
fen nerurtbeilt. Rogers bate nod
ben 4usiassn bes Ssrseunten 2sms
mint uno oss poIi3iitsn gedroeess
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
Der gtabtratb.
gOiteu oes SritteH EolissiiHipeitOrs
ioa abseiGaift Deroen.

WenR Der Stabtratb ben @iinI9en
ess glrssrmsiitsIs pudta sntIpri5t
ipirb Der our4 oi. 4bfsbuns bss Dors
maIigen poliseiinIpsiiors 80. Rimmo
paiant ssiporbsns poIisn ii6erbaupt
ni6t H.9r bdsbt ipsrosn. girser.
meiitsr pu6ta iriro n6mli9 beui.
bsm Staotratb cine Srbinan3 iibery
mittsln, in peldsr teItimmt ipirb, bdB
bas ppIissibsparttHsut in 3utunft
nur stpei Snipettorsn babsn iOl, lpdb'
reno Der poIbeif.f bas Rett srbdlt
sinsn poli5silsuinant nit Der aeiiuna
bes Detsitip6ur.aus 6ei sinsm Sab.
ressebdlt Don $1,000 5u beirausn. Be-
tanuiIid Isittt ittt 9sisttipIsutnani
2ope pas Depdrsment prooii0riI@
unb iolis bic Srbinaus our 2lnnabms
etIuHsen. 10 piirse CT aller Wabrs
i4eiHlihitit na5 befiniiiD gum 2siter
bes Bureaus ernnnnt fperbsH.
Jerner ibsrm;tisIte Der 9iirles
meiiitr aud cine SroiHan3. ipeIHe bic
S6dffuna bss poiiens einss Strabens
bdbntommiifdrs nit siHem Sabrtsos.
bait bon 5000 poriieht. Dieter gos
fen III befanuili9 in Der Don ben
Ddblern Dor siniser 3sit gutss6isbs,
neH pdHioroinnn3 fir bic projsttirt,
Riuebabn porgeisbn.
Sn Der Orbinans, bic auf bas go.
Iiseibepcriem.nt 9esus bat. tpirb ier'
nsr nod beftimm.. bob bds BsriinOn
DspurismsHt sinsn siaeren Supsrins
ienbsntsn NIT sinsm Sn6rssgebult BON
$500 bsiOmmen ion uno biefenpciien
iuiro fupitdn Dunning erbaftsn, Der
iebf l6on bas Department leitet. ies
bod nur ben 9iteI zines 6ilfsclsrss
fiibrt unb Hur $1500 iibrfih besiebi.
GfIitBIi6 iitermiiieit Der 9iirs
ssrmsiltsr aud cine Crbina1p. bnr9
lpslde Der poffen zines Silfs GU
psrinienosnien bes 5eueral1rmbspars
ismsnis nit sinsm Sabrsssebait Don
$500 s,fhaffen pirb.
Sas Qpmmittse fir geisuhtuns
spirb In Der beutigsn Eituno ipiebers
einnlnl smpf,hlsn, bnb tsr Bsirieb In
Der RslsuGtunssanIngs IN Mabifcns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
@o4euberidJt Scs GeinuObeitsqmts.

&aut Sem itciuiild)et gteriht bes
It16tii6eu 3einobcitsoutts purben IN
oei oeriIofeHen ISOLDE SO SdIlc DON
aTtitedcnOen araufbetteu uno 20 Co
hcsidae iufolge ioIder aranfbeiten
gcmeIbet, Jeeen 113 Grfrntfuueen
ano II lobesioGe in Der 9araqel-
pc4e oes oorigeu S5abres gluf Ole
ptrihicoenen areHfbeiten oertbeileH
iif Die geneloetsn Sale ipie folgt:
Stupiloilidt q grfrantingen uaS
10 Iooesidae; Gip5tberitis If @r-
frlnfimeen .ino 1 Sa0esiau, QtaierH
II GrfrantuHgen; deud,IuIiteH 10
@rlrartfungen uuo 2 Io6esfdIie;
iSforIadfleher Grtraufnugen;
9;noppden 2 Grfr1afi,ngen; gIai-
tern, Sirnbaiftert5iiRouna aHo 9Gie
je @rfrnRtunG.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
GritffaiNge
1ritfiaiHge
Ohio
uno dnoere
Wniti5ipal : Sunbs.
sui. Sspoiit gOgss $500.
Western German Bank
Rbone Canal 17S.
ashone Canal 178.
9ds IL. nne Sine Cir.
irsibrieifummiiiiOn.

Die syrcibrief aOmmiiiiCn bes
fhdfiists fid seiisrn nit bem gsri9t
ibres aommittees fir Sidotperipals
tune. tam jsbOd su .einsn oefiuitioeu
@nti6Iisbunsen. icnoerH Derries
ben 9eritt sur Qsubedrbeituns an
oas aommiitss surhd unb osrtasts
Ii6 Bis gum tomnienbsu Wontas.
Die Sauptoe6dtte orebte iih UNI
bic gsitimmuna. oub Bel ieber WabI
tiiuftiabin nur re 5dlfts oss Siabt-
raths erfpdblt iperoen iOlI. Ram;nts
lid 5err aunteI mar nit bieIsr ges
ftimmung iii9t siuperftdHbsn unb oers
trot ben Sianbpdntt, odb bem jsrei-
ligsn 9iirssrmsiiier rin Sinotratb,
Der gum sr6bten 1beil aus feiusn
partrasnoHsn bsitsbi, 5ur Gsiis iirs
ben iOlIte ba i'm sesentbsiIissn gall
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26

bile sinssitsM unb baB bisIs anIus,
bsrtauft tptrben fon.
Die Gibung bes Stnbtrutbs in Der
nd&itsn Wode fpn GERM TtuIlsns
MunTd sntfpredsnb. bereits I'M en-
llbr Rndmittuss beginner, bamit Elm
srobes arbeiisptnium err
lsbiet psrben tana, ba Der Siabtrath
nad bisfsr Sibuns feline iibli4en Js'
risu BON bier @ofen antritt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
ter. Set 1,O8 81

ter. 3sit 1:08 3z5.
Die 81 Ulutuels be5dbIten: SeI
Jormnn, Straieb: $40, 9lace $3.50,
teiH Sbo.p; SamiltoH q, placs $3.50.
Se9fes sRennen- 3=jdbrise
unb Gltere; l Uteile: 0r. Sanuel.
100 (DiibmOn, ssponnsn; SaRc
Straitb, 107 (aeliap), Sipeiter; piatt
103 (gaqaban), britter. .3eit 1::39 ASS
Die 81 Ututuels besdblten: Dr
SamueI, Straigbt $4,000, plnct
$3.50, Sbptp $40; Sane Stratt6
pIaes SO, Sbop S6.10; giatt. Sbor
$500.
Sisbenteg Rennsu 8.
jGbries uRS dltsre; l 1s16 Wsile:
gengbes, 104 (asliap), sepouusn;
5be 6rabsr, 1O4 (9iThmon), 5tpsi:
ter; Sun Roib. 102 Murpbp), brit'
ter. 3eit LAT 1s5.
Die 50 Wutuels beJabItsn: Y,ngs
bee, Gtraigbt $500, place $3.50,
Sbpp 1920; 9te 9rnbsr, pIacr
$2.70, Sbop $3.50; Gun Waib.
Sborp $3.50.
Die foIsenbsu syfsrbsn purben fir
bic beuiigen Reunen ansemeloet:
grItes Rsnnen - 2sidbrise Nai'
ben GOlts unb 9slbinss; 90 6urs
longs: 70. D. Sditines 100, Clair
popaHt 10s. geneidetor 100. 5orribse
112, 9ar Sne 112, @reat 9uu 112,
Ri5 112, autp y 112, undr 112,
Yodet Change 112, d.. Blair 112.
Dragon Rod 112, Quito 112.
3rueitss Rsnnsn 3sidbriee; s
s5urIongs: sbe 8aronsb 81, Mab 102,
Dental 102, s5aibipu @trI 102, gb.
9drriiOu 104. Sdmes q 104, 2eOniIs
ea 1O6, 5ruitp 1O6, Glitter emblem
107, 9aadbonb 100, Ssbnn 112,
SentDarO ia, Som Qnbsripu 108,
Sleeper l04, Smmsnie 100, 5. Rufus
116, 6aHbisl Role 102. Uadt u 106.
9rittss Bremen 2siGhrge; 81
iJurlongs: Before Damn 50. Ga Dian
100, Dar 6orie 1o0, Builder Bon
JOB, 3om Iii 103, Blue garubiie
los, Routpoob los, 9ittle Rolo
los. Quartette 108, sImbuscabs 10s,
Bolter Cant 108, Gaitern Qrinceb
100. Sphn Snner 100, QaItime los.
Gr. glideq 103.
9iertss Rsunen 4sjG6rioe uHo
Gltere; ! 1s16 HleiIe: 55orupooo
1O1, Sarrp @aronsr 101, almsbr
9diprsnre 103. Queen gtppls 107, Did
Weit 102, Spnbir 106, 9at6ler 10,
Gol. Tar6mpnt 10, fascinating
112.
Tiiuitts Rennsn 8eFtern Sill
g0rIe; 6 5arIort1s: Sing Belle 107,
Sight 6cot 107, Sunfldfb 107, Milns
oi gtnns 107, RoIeiuooo 107. gIurigo
112, Ida g 112.
Ss6iies ReHnsE - 4.iGhrige uno
iltere; | 1s16 Uleile: gihop 104,
Wdrqarst 9 104, Gora Cane 104.
gonfulsr 106, 6oipop Sotpop 10S.
SoIiO Hpd 109, 9tnoenthnl 40, ~
Ian Sob 10, Sir Wiliam 10,
0rlsmers 10.
Siebsntes ReHnen - 3sidbrige nnN
dftsre; l 1s16 Dleile:: Sighlano 2dFic
90, gunso 81, gsdutn Shop 102.
glare 102. Soar 6uris 1o6, Sim
los, Dcuafnb . LOT, SuIta g 10s,
gin DOME 10s. Wib Surnie 112, Sus
tone 116, prinrs 9 112. Surpais
iins 1o1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26

stDei U1aulf9iere unbarmbersis NIT els
nsr ssfIO4tsnsn Peiti4e Seitlossn.
Beil sr niht fir ieine Gruu uno
feline finf Sinoer seiOrst bate, muir
be 9ublep 8errp, Der uls Sra1toera
Iaber Eel Der 8. &c 8. 9. &. Sdbn
beIadftist mar, bon Riater Ysdts
man su orsi WOuateu Grbeltsbaus
perurtbeilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26
Gbe. .Grlantnikideime

|fyreb. g5ltsr, 26, 21O8 aotb Strnbs.
CLARA NiIler, %, Bit 9igblunb
apenus.
JRalpb Shierrins, q, Garibugs. 8.
|Margaret Gaiierlp. %. 265O a!ms
qlaes.
Gun g. gatmor, "a, SbaronDiae, 8.
lGlOra gir4sr, 26, SbarOnDiIIe, 8.
Jalbert R. 5srrp. 81, 426 GIisa6A6
{ Gtrabs.
tanna e6eib. 40. 52e Ri6mOuO Ctr.
)Gup $. Riblett, "a, Clifton, afi;.
9drriet 6. W. @atte[, 26, Gotsl
| Gibfon.
l5reb. Sdaur,r, ST.. 26. BIB Gu'
ban pIacs.
l9iarp Df. Sfneiber, 19, %. Gbarl'
ton Sirabe.
JSato6 6. gots. 26. Siitsrspills. %
1 0irginia.
J2ilIian 9opman, 20, 2526 @lsu1nf
4penue.
Jgbpatb 9obbitt, 46, grittsnbsn. Sp
lRettie Maro, 45, 1119 5optins Ctr
|e'eors. M. Ssatt, %. 419 80. 8. Str
I &atbrpn pbiaips. 10. 206 ebarlss
[ Strabe.
)Senrp Daltsr, so, 419 Sobn CTR.
l8tna Siabsl, 80, 419 SObn Ctr.
)Samss Z. RobiniOn, %. Detroit
1 Wti9ignn.
lTsilbreb R. SGonnpr, 20, 341e
plsaiant gisp 4penus.
(2llbert $. S6risper, "a, Rsabing, s.
lUiinuis g. Serbert. %. Rsabiug. 8
Jgeors. G5sl., Sr, 40. 1920 %. o
1 Gtrabe.
lGlara 8. Jilisr. "a. 1929 ROismrut
Npenue.
}Soispb Woseapase, "a, 521 OF 3
I Strabs.
lpbgais 5ifb. 18, 521 Oit 8. strcbe
JSam 5inlsp. 90. 129 Opera place
lInilie gettis, q. 126 8. 3. Ctr.
}Jacob Stat,, 81, 1888 Spring 9rcpt
I 2lrxnue.
iSba Cells, 4s, 7o2 Ri4mOnb CIR
JDiniam 9. GrspbOf, %. SknSa!s
I Dbio.
l6elen 20. glas,l, %. Tontana aDe
JJrsb. 5oaanb. %, BIB Spcamrrl
I Strubs.
lGracs DaDis. 10, s13 spcamrrt
Strabe.
)0OnaIb 8. Dunn. "a, elspslanb. 8
5sIsu ). Suitis. q. II eInmrut
I JIats.
Jglbert G. Rotsrt, 90, 1o14 @alnut
I Strabs.
pSardp Sou9b, 81. lOl4 WdlnufStr
(9arrp D. Griti4. 80. 1923 5anfi.l,
1 Strabe.
lGarris Grnf, 30, 2641 GOlsrain Nee
}SaIIurb .. GOrtusr. %. 1910 gSuns
I Strabe.
lGtbel 6. guHsblut6. %. 1903 ainr
Strabs.
|Gbtparo 3. Wsibn.r. a5. 2222 Bur,
I net 4penue.
(Warp O. Mattins. 81, 2212 Refer
qlace.
|Geeu 3. qries, q, Sunrii., Rp.'
tSlau4s Struips, 18. Dominion 5oiel
)Gorlos ". 9astin, Al. 1923 grer.r
! Strabe.
l2OuiIs Grob. 40. 1927 Bremen Ctr
Jalfr.b 1ibbitis. "a. 1853 @i!esl
I 9ipenue.
lNnriIs 9intsnt, %, 1899 5rnaar
Gpsnus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-26

Der Si6biraib iehr lsi9t benz girs
eermeiiter sintn aniippeI stpif9en bic
Beins iperfen nrio olle feline gemis
6ungsK 5u S9dnben MAIDEN t0nns.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-08-24

FTER three h undre d
years of failure In diff
ferent parts of the Unit
ed States, there has re-
Gently been firmly estab-
lished near Austin, Tex.
a silk plantation of 40
acres which gives every
promise of unqualified
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-08-24
Old Studies Going.

The use of Greek, Latin and mathe-
mates In the higher education OF
America is declining. In a few years,
says the Youths Companion, it will
be as rare for student to know Greek
as today 1t is for him to know He
brew; and 1t will not take more than
a generation or two for Latin to follow
the same course. How long the higher
reaches of mathematlcs-those noble
and inviting reaches in which philoso-
ply, poetry and imagination combine
to play with the intricacles of space
and the notation of time-will con-
tinue to find extensive educational use
is also question.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-08-24
ironlcal Conversation.

Two front-row, or possibly they were
third-row girls, were walking up and
down the platform of the Times square
subway station, says a New York cor
respondent. Their conversation was so
audible that many passengers listened.
ut was mainly about several guys"
they were acquainted with who beat"
The draft. Then their talk turned to
their own sex. Gee, did yer hear
bout Pearl?" asked one. "Naw, what's
Pearl dom nowp from the other.
'Why. whadye think of the nerve of
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Well. Why Not?

She Gas Smith is allowing the
"chaw juice" to trickle over the horsl,-
r.de)-Oh, why does that little fellow
out there all alone do that every tine
just before he throws the ball2
lie gently but calmly you
see. he always uses the same ball In
every game he pitches and he has be-
come so attached to it that he always
kisses goodbye before he throws it,
for fear that the batter may bunt IT
over the fence and lose tt. (TMck
silence.)
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The Pourbolre.

Lord Eustace Percy is renowned for
his quick, sharp wit. In New York he
took taxicab to his hotel and duly
paid and tipped the chauffeur on his
arrival.
But the chauffeur. accustomed to
our American extravaganza, seemed to
think the tip too small.
"What's this here for, my lord?' he
said. and he looked at the coin in his
hand with some contempt.
Lord Eustace, as he turned away
replied curtly:
"Drink, I'm inclined to think, judg
ing by your nose. Washington Star
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her. She SEE she's posln' for llvin'.'
"Posin', huh" and the second shifted
her wad of chewing gum in disbelief.
"An' what's she posin' fer2 Some 'ad
that takes In soap powder for house
cleanin purposes, suppose" And the
train stopped the flow of conversation.
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MOI maj KIND Of : servitor.

The Leading Heavy-Hury with
my order. 1 am accustomed to being
served in a hurry.
The Waiter-I don't doubt 1t; but
1 am no sheriff.-Puck.
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Paul elliott of New York working
on the solid gold cluster of oak leaves
and acorns that will be presented to
Marshal Joffre on the anniversary of
the battle of the Marine as tribute
from residents of New York city.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-05-31
A FINE PRODUCTION.
Senior Glass Play at Opera House
Thursday Night Shows
Superior Talent.

With the succeeding years, the
graduating classes Of the Nez-
perez High School have each tax
en- their turn at entertaining the
community with a dramatic pro-
ducti0n at the close of school, and
thereby the people have had op-
portunity TO judge the ability of
the students to express them
selves before an audience. Thru
the efforts of the instructors and
the qualifications of the students
our neighborhood has shown
some clever talent on each of
these occasions, but, it is fair to
say that none have yet surpassed
and few have equaled the showing
made by the class Of IT in its rem
dition of 1.-THE Sky Rider" at the
opera house last Thursday even
ing-seven of the eleven gradu-
ates making up the east.
As suggested by the subject,
the play deals with aviation. A
real flyer is making a record in
California and there happens 10
be another man of the same name
visiting in that state, and when
the latter's wife reads Of the sue
cess of Algernon Gordon Brown,
the flyer, she concludes that her
husband has successfully broken
into aerOnautics, which impress
sion is accidentllv discovered by
her worSer half and his friends
and very greatly taken advantage
of by them. Around this plot a
clever comedy drama is construct
ed, and its use for this class play
was certainly a happy selection.
For each member of the east just
fit-tools his part SO naturally
that the audience might have been
watching a star east of profess
sionals, judging from the fine inn
preston made.
Miss Nirla Wallace, as Julia
Brown, a reader whose ability has
already gained her a wide reputa-
tion, was supported with even ere
dit and efficiency by the balance
of the cast-Lcland johnson, as
Algernon Gordon Brown; Esper
Burghardt, as Horace Sauders;
Hines, at Teddy Nixon;
Glen Henderson, as Koma; Olive
IEarbke, as Mrs. Algernon Gordon
Brown; and Hazel Cook, as Helen
Brown.
The net proceeds of the play
over $20-was eontri-
buted to the local Red Cross fund.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-05-31
start BrIck and Tile Manufacture.

The Nezneree Brick and Tilc
factory will be- started up today
for . iry-out run. and il is planned
10 begin operating the plant rcgu.
larry next Monday.
Steam will furnish the motive
power. The housing has been
completed and work on getting
the machinery Ia place was fin
ished the first Of the week. The
plant Is modern ii mechanical get
up, and with the superior soil for
brick aud tile. il viii be able 10
furnish an the structural material
IL this line the prairie section will
require.
+. q. Bcrgh, who is general
manager Of the concern, has had
much experience IN ah lines Of
brick manufacturing aud with the
equipment he has here win be able
10 get ont a product that should
satisfy the most exacting Dc.
mands. lie moved his family
here from Troy the first Of the
week. and they will make their
home IN the Demoudc bungalow
~ the weSi part Of town. where hc
viii be well located for conven-
icnily looking after the business
AZ the factory.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-05-31
Try Some Red Gross Short Cake.

There will be something for ev-
erykody TO cat at the Red Cross
headquarters in Nczperee next
Tuesday registration day. It's
a holiday, you know, and every
one viii have plenty Of time TO eli
JOY a good dinner. The ladies oi
the local Red Gross Auxiliary
will serve cafeteria luncheon al
fhe headquarters Donovan :
hardware-from II a. IN. until
after noon. The bin of fare ant
prices will be as follows, and yos-
may eat as much as you like:
Sandwiches. Sc; pickles ant
cheese, Sc: cake, Sc; pie, Be: s.
had, Sc; coffee, Sc; strawbcrrs
short cake, Zoe. Plenty of filling
and all good.
The proceeds go 10 the Rec
Cross fund. Remember the dat,
and place and take a friend.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-05-31
Cranke In Demand.

Auetioneer Harry c. Cranke 0i
this city has dated the following
big sales for June On the 2nd, J
D. Lamb, Cottonwood, farm sale
18th, Macky Bros, Charleston, eai
tie, horses, sheep: 2lsi, Mr.
Brown, Olympia, Wn., 800 heaG
cattle: 22d, for the same party.
- head pure-bred horses; 23d, for
the same party, 200 pure-bred
hogs: 27th, J. G. Graham, Palousc.
Wn., so pure-bred and high grade
lIolstein cattle; and has other
sales not YET dated.
This is calling for an auctioneei
a long way from home, and only
goes To show the rating Mr..
Crankc has throughout the coun-
try as crier of stock sales, and
It il no small credit to this COM
munify to have such a man as a
citizen. II helps keep us on the
map, al least.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-05-31
Farmer Picnic At no June 2e.7

Under the auspices Of the Tri-
county Farmers Cnion-Lewis,
Nez Perez and Clearwater coun-
ties-a big picnic and convention
viii be held in the grove near IT.
Tuesday and Wednesday, June
26-27.
An instructive and entertaining
program is being arranged for the
occasion, and all who attend are
assured something well worth
their time. Principal among the
speakers viii be Dean Ayers, of
the Idaho University By neEt
week the program committee viii
have its arrangements developed
sufficiently to give them in full.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-05-31

union meeting viii be held Sunday
evening, June 3, at the Brethren
church when the delegates viii
make their reports. Mrs. Ada Bill
lups and Miss Alice Barbee viii
represent the Brethren Sunday
school and Misses Lois Ramey and
Anna Paige and Rev. Finn, the
Christian. Mrs. Fertig, the dele
gate from the II. f. Sunday school
was detained on account Of sick
ness.
There win be special music at
this service and a very pleasant
as well as instructive evening is
promised those who are so fortu-
nate as 10 attend. Everyone is in
vited.