davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-07-26
County Board Proceedings

Continued from last week.
SCHEDULE ga"
Is feet II in. shafting
l Is in. in. split wood pulley.
l 30 in. 44 in. split wood pulley.
1 IL in. x in. split wood pulley.
l II in. K in. split wood pulley.
] Is in. engine lathe.
/ 3-S in. lathe dog-bent tail.
/ Ii in. lathe dog.
q in. lathe dog.
l Armstrong straight tool.
lbs. carbon steel.
% #. in. leather betting.
Is #. 81 in. leather betting.
1 each 1892 in. to in. drills.
1 SIG in. carbon reamer.
in. expanding reamer.
So in. expanding reamer.
1 taper ! in. to 3-8 in. reamer.
II in. drill.
1 surface gauge.
4 pr. 6 in. calipers.
2 in. iron machinist vises.
1 drill chuck in.
l emery wheel stand.
l in. to ] in. STOCK antt die SET
/ battery charging plant.
l lot of 1892 in. cotter pins.
lot of Lie in. cotter pins.
lot Of 3-16 in. cotter pins.
l doz. TIC in. K in. A L A M bolts.
3-8 in. II in. U Std. bolts.
3 u S Std. bolts, 3.8 in.
2 in. A L A M bolts.
7 So in. spring washers.
5 3-8 +" g $
6 Ia +" $
l 5 h. p. electric motor.
l rear spring 1914 Overland.
l diff. spider and gears, e5-4 Overland
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-12

no por disputarie a Villa.
Zapata o cualquier bandido'
dos mulas Y tres gallinas.
Bueno, va estando en Dolores
toda esta gran comitiva,
cerca de los mausoleos
donde yacen las cenizas
de algunos de los que en- Puebla
vertieran su sangre III dia,
Rip-Rip subi6 a la tribuna,
vestido de ropa limpia
("me pareee que esos marmoles
extremecidos vacilan")
envolvio a cruces Y tumbas
en- Ia luz de su pupila
Y al punto ode abrio de capa"
o una plea m~agnifica
de resonante oratoria
meramente carrancista,
y mezcl5 ell Cinco de Mayo
con Mexico y Granaditas,
Y a Hidalgo con Zaragoza,
Y a Morelos con .el Pipila,
mas....ni siquiera de broma
por tai fecha Y por tai dia,
dijo una so!a palabra
sobre Ia figura altiva,
patriotica Y respectable
del riejo General Diaz
que en- Puebla rego su sangre
por su patria noble y digna....
Bien visto, no hizo otra cosa
Rip-Rip, que 10 que debfa,
va que hay hombres que merecen
otras woes Y otras liras....
cHANTECLER.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-12
Su Mqjestod Ell tempo,
Generalisimo en- la guerra
A pesar de todos los progresses en- el arte militia
los elementos tienen Ell mando supreme

hicieron anteriormente contra Napo-
leon. Calculando sus efectos en- las
poblaclones ~civiles, el tempo frio ha
ocasionado mas sufrimientos y perdi-
das de vida en- la guerra actual,
que en- una docena de guerras ante
riores.
En- la capana de Mesopotanlia las
tropaS inglesas sufrieron terrible
mente con el calor. Las marchas Sc
empreadian marcando e. termometro
10 grades Y 4 veces mas. mo po-
demos llevar bastante aqua, escribia
un Official de artilleria de campo, y
nuestras lcnguas Sc hinchan.
do ell sol lega al zenit". La tempe
ratura en- las tiendas de los hospi-
tales llegaba 4 veces a 100 grades.
imaginese el goZo. con que estes mis-
mos recibirian de Ia Comisaria de
Guerra, chalecos. "a prueba de ba-
las, confeccionados con material dc
lana y de varias pulgadas dc espesor.
La ignorancia de las co1diclones
climatericas ha sido responsible de
muchos graves desatinos durante las
guerraS.
Ell fracaso de la campaha britannica
en- los Dardanelos Sc dcbi0, espe-
cialmente, al hecho de no haber pre-
vjsto Ia extrema sequedad del pals
atenGiendo a un adecuado serviciO pa
IA Ia provision de aqua. Este e!e-
mento tenia que ser t~rans9ortado 4
largas distancias Y a. lomo de maias.
Cuando los animals que ~oonduclan
ell aqua llegaban a las tropas. los
soldados Sc precipitaban EN- multitu-
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ira passion, tanto por las personals
como por las cosas; pero es mas
appropriate emplearlo para,las prime
ras, pues para las otras es prefe-
rible substituirlo con otro verbo.
Veamos, Carlitos, ejemplo:
Carlitos.-Yo amo a mi padre.
MaeStro.-Muy bien; continue.
Carlitos:-Pero prefiero Ell choco-
late.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-12

En- IN examen:
Profesor.-;Q Que es IN pagare?
Alumno.-Un pagare es..-un..
Professor Como, 3no sabe listed
10 que es III pagare?
Alumno.-No. senior.
Profesor.-iDichoso de listed.
e. maestro.-El ver6o amar Sc
usa indiferentemente para "a EXPIRE
sion de nuestro afecto 0 de nues-
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TIROS Al b 81
UNA OMISSION PLAUSIBLE.

Los diarios que Sc perpetraTf
en- Jauja, dan la noticia
de las fiestas efectuadas
Ell Mexico hace seis dias
para celebrar Ell triunfo
que Jas legiones invictas
mandadas por Zaragoza,
Negrete V Porfirio Diaz,
~Uuviaron sobre las fuerzas
Que LorenceZ dirigia
el Sesanta Y dos en- Puebla;
cuando entire las almas midas,
del sagrado patriotismo
Ia llama no Sc extinguia...
Hubo desfile de tropas:
los SenoreS carrancistas
consiguieron, por milagro,
ponerse de rompa limpia,
mandaron lejos, muy lejos,
los sombreros con toquilla,
prescindieron de polainas
enteramente amarillas,
Sc pusieron uniforme
de una tela cast fina,
queriendo 4 los federales
imitar (:Jesus, que risa!l
pero consiguieron solo
que Ia genie que veia,
comparando a estos "SoldadOS"
con los de mejores dias,
dijese: 81, Sc parecen,
pero no dan Ia MEDIA.
Tn don Federico Monies,
que Sc cuelga las insignias
de general" (que ha cinco amos
era teniente on Coahuila,
perO en- saqueoS efectivos
pudo subir muy de prisa)
fue director del desfile
de las turbas csc Gia.
Ell publico mexicano,
que otras epocas no olvida,
llenG GALES y plaZuelas
para recrear su vista
con el grandioso desfile
cue mirar Sc prometia;
mas qued0 desepcionado,
puesto que, segun afirman
QIienes miraron de cerca
TODD cuanto ALI ocurria,
sin mas nj menos, les faltan
. los hombres carrancistas
para llamarse soldados
0 aparecerlo a la vista,
dos amos de diario estudio,
iefes cue den la medida,
y unifOrmes que les 'queden",
para que no causen risa.
Bueno, pues siguen dicienio
las hojas va referidas,
que en- el Pante0n de Dolores
Sc junt6 una comitiva
de senadores, ministries
Y alguna que otra "ministra',
profersorcillcs de escusla
de Xochimilco Y Ia Villa,
muchas muchachitas cursis
V admiradoras de Hermila
Galindo, muchos ediles
&c los que al senior Zetina
tienen derramando bills
con Sus diarias t~onterias,
V unos cuantos generates"
de relucientes insignias
pero que sobre u pechos
no consiguen todavia
p~renderse nj una medalla
nj ana cruz, de esas que indican
que el cuerpo de quien las luce
derram0 su sangre IN dia
por defender a su patria,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-12

Cnrlada> con allrnbrr d. pTGS. GrSaga-
rraduraS Y hrridaS. urSuliaGuraS dc cola
rws Y "llarnIrinncS. Sanan, yiulcniamcnic
rIIandn II. les aplira =! llNlMENTb EN-
LL.hRp'> SNOW. Is al mlSmo tempo ca
rtiivn : alliSGpl'rO. rr"riu. -. ~ y Si.h
y0r DOIci!a. De vcAla por il. LGlin and Co.
ADV
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fPasa a la Ia. Pag. Col. 4a.l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-23
Many Entries For
Mat Championship

A championship wrestlers' meet
at which more than 40 aspirantt
will go to the mat, is scheduled
for Saturday.
In addition to the program q.
ready arranged, Capt. Cook camp
Lewis athletic instructor, will
bring in more than a dozen men
to compete in the different
| weights.
A. A. y. rules will govern, and
Kid Irish or DR.. Carroll will ref
cree. The boys who Will contest
the events in the various weisM ATS
are:
115-pound class Roy Will
Jams, lincoln high; Dewey Dean,
Cushman school.
125-pound class: Walter Moy
er, Lincoln high; Ernest Cook,
Lincoln high; Foster Jones, CASH
man scnool.
135-pound class: Eugene Hi,s
err, Lincoln high; Tom Slash, 4.
NJ. G. A.; Nick Zolis, Y. Al. c. A
George Mcleod, Cushman; Leon
ard Kolstad, Y. M. C. A.; St7lios
Myisathes. Y. M. G. A.
145-pound class: George Hara-
der, Lincoln high: Tom Harris, Y.
nj. g. A.; Walter Spencer, Y. NJ.
C. A.; w. LaPonotiere, Cnshman
school; James Young. Cushman
school; George Groutch. Cushman
school.
15S-pound class: Edgar B..
Pcase, Fort Flagler; J. Shepard.
'cushman school; Frank Miller.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-23

The Tigers apparently were get
ting tired of being slammed -
defeat during the last few DAYS.
as they just put on Ia. u
action" pedal "Wednesday and let
the Portland Buckaroos Gown
with IL to defeat.
Twenty-four bass 10 Il IL hits
isn't too rotten these days, Gut
fans at Athletic park yesterdd:
thought they saw one of the sLap-
piest games of the season.
"Kewpie" Glow, who, 'ateo'a-
ing to reports, seems to be a cut"
little fellow and also some plt4der.
Manager Billy Fisher put h,m on
as the star" act and he hel 2c.i
to keep the defeat for the kNse
City boys down to as eonsersai!e
a figure as possible. Herm Piil"tt
carried off the honors as pItthIr
for the Tigers.
Tacoma will go to Camp Lewis
this afternoon for game WIN the
soldier all-stars, while the Pow.
land team les idle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-23
Blue and Gold Out
To 7 urn the 7 ables
On Lincoln CHAMPS

ready and eager for the fray. liz
odds are slightly in their fd")r.
They defeated the Pacific Boiler
q Steamship men last evening JUS
as a sort of preliminary workout
in five-inning game; 10 to iat
isfying them as score.
Coach Deaf has worked hard
with his men and thinks thei;
showing in some of their try-ouss
justifies him in his belief TIA;
they will worry the South S.del
considerably this afternoon.
1t is not definitely known
whether Dos Adams or Btevel
Dyer will start for the Blue and
Gold. 1t doesn't make much dlf
ference, however, as both of them
are in large form" just Low.
Bruce Grant, captain of the Foun-
dation team, will he umpire.