davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-08-31

tary of the national child labor COM
mittee, says: This proposed exer-
else of the war power of Congress is
not only to protect the children from
excessive hours of labor and prema-
ture employment, but also to conserve
national health and vigor. Children
who lose their chance for education
and normal growth today will make
poor citizens tomorrow. Those who
are now children will have to bear the
burdens arising from the war, so every
opportunity must be given them to
become strong and intelligent.
"The passage of the bill as a war
measure will give the national child
labor committee and the American
Federation of Labor and others inter
ested in permanent child labor legis-
lation time to study the best methods
of meeting the objections of the su-
preme court to the old law and to
frame a bill for times of peace cal
culated to pass the test of constitu-
tionality. In the meantime the ex-
ploitation of children will be pre-
vented.
"When the old law was declared
unconstitutional it was insisted by
those who were opposed to such fed
eral legislation that the states would
each take care of their own problems
satisfactorily. The opportunity soon
came-the legislature of Georgia,
from which state strong disapproval
of the old law had come, convened a
few weeks after the decision of the
United States supreme court was
handed down. A child labor bill en-
bodying the standards of the federal
law was introduced in the lower house,
but was roundly denounced on all sides
and promptly rejected by a vote of
8 to / in the committee to which it
had been referred. This shows only
too clearly that the remedy lies in
federal legislation rather than in an
appeal to the states"
The new bill has been presented to
President Wilson and he is reported
to have given his unqualified ap-
proval.
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-08-31

welfare workers that prompt action
by the federal government is needed,
since it is known that many children
were forced back to work Immediate
ly upon the decision of the court, and
that the lure of high wages on the
one hand and the high cost of living
on the other, are inducing many 9TH
ers to keep out of school in the states
which have not enacted these stand
ards.
The new bill was drawn by Thomas
l. Parkinson of the legislative draft
ing research fund of Columbia Uni
versity and has been approved by a
joint committee of the national child
labor committee and the American
Federation of Labor which are active
ly supporting it.
Edward N. Chopper, acting secre-
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-08-31
FOOD COSTS STILL GOING UP.
Some Hungry Figures Prepared by
U. S. Labor Department.

The retail price of food continues
skyward, according to the United
States bureau of labor statistics.
Between April Is and May Is of
this year prices Jumped 3 per cent.
Between May 10, this year, and May
Is, last year, prices increased per
cent.
Between May, 1918, and May, 1918,
prices advanced 63 per cent.
Between April Is and May Is of
this year, the price of round steak
and plate boiling beef increased 10
per cent; sirloin steak, rib and chuck
beef, 9 per cent; pork chops, 3 per
cent, and bacon, ham and rice, per
cent
The 63 per cent increase between
1913 and 1918 shows that every ar
ticle advanced 38 per cent or over.
Corn meal advanced 1873 per cent,
lard 108, flour 100, milk SO, butter
AZ and potatoes 3S. Ten other ar
ticles increased over so per cent.
If it's in The Bulletin. it's true.
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-08-31
JUST AMERICAN.

Just today we chahced to meet
Down upon the crowded street;
And ! wondered whence he came,
So / asked him, "Tell me true,
Are you Pole or Russian Jew,
English, Scotch, Italian, Russian,
Belgian, Spanish, Swiss, Moravian,
Dutch or Greek or Scandinavian"
Then he raised his head on high,
AS he gave me this reply:
In this land of Liberty.
"What 1 was is naught to me,
In my soul as man to man,
l am just American"
Send the Bulletin to distant friend
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-08-31

If it's in The Bulletin. it's true.
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-08-31
PLAYER PIANOS.

The best instruments,
and the largest stock
awaiting your selection.
Our service department
insures you perfect sat
isfactiOn. P e a S a n t
terms. Call or write.
KNIGHT-CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO.,
Denver.
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-08-31

College of Liberal Arts
Graduate School
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-08-31
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12ZzZEZX7ZZZlZ1
~ 2ii Fiftevnih Street. DENVER
211 Fifteenth Street
Denver, Colorado
A FULLY ACCREDITED CONNER
CIAL SCHOOL

Bargains in new and
slightly used pianos and
player-pianOs - guar
anteed instruments at
prices to suit any purse
largest stock in the
West to select from.
The craftsman quality
of our big musical
workshops insures per-
feet satisfaction in any
instrument you buy, no
matter how low the
price. Ask for prices,
description and terms
and particulars of our
mOney-back guarantee
and exchange privilege.
KNIGHT-CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO.,
Denver.
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-08-31
HARD ON THE OBJECT.

"My teacher gave me an awful call
down because l used inter for intern.
Was that such bad mistake, pop?"
"Well, my son, l would call it
grave sort of mistake. baltimore
American.
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-08-31

Law School
Dental School
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-08-31
HAM AN EGGS. PLEASE.

The American soldiers opinion of a
French hotel petit dejeuner is summed
up in the comment of one Of them:
Il amt no hummin'- bird Hubert
Adams Gibbons in The Century Maga-
zinc.
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Crete Yrefc fit seras:: MittDod oeu 3. Sui 1918.
,0ie Sansfrais,"

tpel1e in Wilma1tfee berausgeeebea
miro, 6ringt in ibrer Sltli=9tumnter
einen i6on illtitrierten Irtifel:
u9ie @eburt u~nierer amerifanii6en
Hepublif" bon gmil Wtar &olielbud.
0erielbe beri6tet in redt oni6ault=
der @eile iiber oIeIe 3eitperiooe ii,
Ser @ei6i6te unieres 2ouOes, n1.o
entbdlt l11an1e @in5elbeiten Die bel
Ieidt nidt ollgemein befannt fem
oiirften.
Sieran idlieBt iid cine meitere
3etiebeidreibnng oes feiielnoen
Sdrtftiteaers @iIbelm 6. @aube.
ST fiibrt ltlts oiesmal in oos @ull=
oerlanb am Deaomitone nno ieine
Sbiloerltng ser Ginoriide, melue
Die groBartigen Naturidonbeiten al:
i'm ge11a6t, lit altBerit origineq uno
pafeno. Man iiebt nit ibm oiele
8unoermerfe ser 9satur, uno fir
oenieniger, Der oiele Geiie nod ni6t
gemad)t, iomie oltd fir aae, lpelde
gelomltone 8orf i6on beiudlt boben,
iino feline 9eldreibungen bon gleib
bobem Sntereife. 8radtige 8ilOer
Der @egeno oiener sur grIauterung
SIN meiterer @rtifeln iino u8raf-
tiide @orihlage our geriAonernllg
Der 6arm," bon Selir S. Sod, cine
Elauoerei iiber &on1puBpflan5en,
uno cine Mbbanolltng iiber nMogere
INTO fette &inoer, bon Or. W. Gobm
SIT nenne1l.
Die Mummer entbdlt on Gr5ab=
lllngen Die Nonene Gin bei6riebe.
nes @latt, bon S. Garla Sbneiber,
v9ie MoIen," cine Sfi55e nab Dem
6ran5oiiIhen bon saul 8pnbomlnc,
uno cine 5ortieeung oes INNER
s~ponnenber iih entmidelnoen No=
mans v9ie orei Sdfpeitern Gan-
oolf,~ pom Seomig-g ourtbs Mabler.
Gin Idones 2ieD, aaerlei ans ser
bumoriItilben Sammelmappe mo
9ebrreides iomie 2ultiges fir Die
&leinelt bieten meitcre uuterbaltung
fiir Sen eail5en Samilienfreis.
SIM baltsmirtidaftliden Cell oes
8lattes funbet oie 9ausfrau cine
6iiae bon Inregungen uno prafti-
i6en &atidldgen fir ieoes @ebiet in
9aus uno @arten.
Die nelleIten 8orlagen 81 Witt-
iommerfoitiimen, id)one Mliiter III
mnoernen Sdfelarbeiten uno Glide
reien iino eberfals in reidbaltiger
Iusmabl pertreten.
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seltiame aimoeritmbe.

9ie gren5enloie @ingabe manher
Giereltern an ibre gtadfommenIbnft
lit I6ngit befannt. Aber 5u meId)en
merfmiiroigen Mitteln iie manhmal
greifen miiiien. I'M ibre 9rut gu be-
i1iisen, peroient mobl IN melt groBe-
rem MaBe Die Aufmerfiamfeit hcs
geobadters als bisber. 9as 9rol.
Iigite aber leiitet in oieier 8e5iebuns
Elm fleiaer Slid IN Siio-4merifa, Der
Ebilanoer-5iid. I'm feline Sungen eli
bebiiteny bat inn Die 9fatur nibt5
mitgegeben oils elm umfangreides
Malll. Die Wiutter fiimmert lih nift
I'M eeringlten nm lire NadfonlmeIl.
ifaft. Sbre 8flid)t lift oamit erie,
oigt, bob lie gier ablegt unO oann
oapon idnuiinmt. 8elto mebr bat oas
Wtdmnd)en Die einieitigen 9aiten Der
ainoerer5iehuig 5n tragen. Nahoem
es onr6 mfgeregtes 9in- uno Ser
ifmimmen iiber ben eiern Die Be
frubtuug poll5ogen bat, nimmt es lie
noriid)tig ltiidmeiie IN iein Meaul. SIN
Berbdltnis 5u Der Dier5oaigen @ro-
BE, Die Der alsgefuadieile Bbilanoer-
Slid miBt. limo Die eier, so big 70
ON Der 3abl, bon erbebIi1em Inn
fange. 10 oaB Die untere Sdlfte oes
Scopes gefhmolen eriheint nno Sic
aiemerloefel oes gliidlihen gaterS
3u beioen Seiten flaffenJ Sc mebr
Die Sungen lid entmideln uno Oil
8roBe 5utebmen, oelto mebr Glae
brauhen tie natiirlid.
Ser liebeooae er5ellger perinag
iib nidt onoers 81 belfen, als onB
iin Die Saut feines unterfiefers all
eiuem notwithstanding meiten aebl-
lad ~ausoehnt, Der infolgeeeiien lib
I'll perganlentiger Gimme mno
8urd)iihtiafeit manoelt, 10 oaB mart
Die bohit betpegliden Sunaen in i1m
berumhuirbeln iiebt. Sic fiiaeu but
itablib Ole gali8e Munob0ble aus
uno Der geplagte 8ater lift u%naufbor-
lid bemiibt, Tie ourh 8eipegungen
na6 borne 81 treiben, I'm iie ni6t
81 peridluden ooer ielber oil ibnen
/ 81 erltifen. 8rosoem ertr1gt er
oieies Martprium etpa 5mei 8oden
lang, mdbreno ipelder 3eit Die &lei.
nen 5iuar wafien, aber an 2ebbdf.
tigteit beoeutenb einbiiBen. Damn
peroen iie aus ibrem @efdngnis ent-
laiien. Die @%eiorgnis oes alten III
| ieood) ~fortm1breno nm iie bemiibt,
mo bel Der geringIten 8efabr per.
iammeln lie iid nm ieinen &opf, nm
blitihnea in Die Mnnoboble 81 oer-
ifminben. @~etpobnlid) gebt leire
&oriiht iopeit, oaB er tie 9leid elm
paar Stunoeu orimlen behalf, che CT
! ibnen Die 6reibeit ideuft.
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- =AtE~ -HEEIF .a
aus oer Stnot ufo Dem Goltntp ner.
foelt 81 elmer geriammlung, tDelf)t
ildd)ften 6reitag pormittag UNI $3.50
int orittell Stodiperf oes g%onrfball.
ies i%taftfinoet, ei1lgelaoen. SSn oieiet
8~eriammlllng miro iiber Sic ginfub.
ring bes =SpiternS, nod mel.
den in 3nfunft oie gini6asung oeS
@rllnoeiaentums int @oltntp erFoI.
gen ioa, beratell meroen.
SIM @llrter Sotel miro eeee,,.
nartia Die Sabresfonpention Der Sc.
ras abitractors o~bgebalteit. llnge,
fdbr 100 Seilnebmer BON oitsm1rts
baben iid SIT oerielben eingeflinoen.
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sSiir guuntp 4TeIpr.

Sic rSreie 9reie" lit autori[iert,
RaMl Steffler als &ailbioateu fir bas
@mt beg GpnntD =4HeHors bei ben beborS
Itebenoen 8ablen am 27. Stuff an5ufiins
bieen. or erfudt Inn Die llnteritibun9
Der @dbler.
(RoGitilhe an5eige.)
&n Die @dbler bon San Mntonio ulao
8ernr gountb: Sd fiinoige mid hiernit
als &nnbioat fir oie @ie6ertpnbI fir ong
Imt beg Gpuntp= MfeHprS an, abhdngig
bon ben benrefrattfden Br~irndrpnblen
an 27. Suli. Idtuugsoonl
Mlbert q. GntG,
(8oLitiide In5eise.1
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Jarm-Yruoufte
8emlie.

9artoffeln, neue. 1925 un0 $3.50 pei
100 Rfuno.
GiiBtartoffeln GAM. $3.50 uno $3.50.
3tuiebelu. Serns 8ermmoas. $t.25 II.
$3.50; grbital &are. SITE.
Sontaten, ter. $t.00.
8obnen. COLORADO, Bitto. per Bfh..
$1,000; California 8apous, per chit.
$1,000; 1infs, $3.50; Gina, $500;
@aop. $500; gladebes. Sf1.00; 8orns
8reen. per 8nfdel 5nmpers. $3.50.
Stride Strina Beams. 1925 II. $3.50.
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6ilrAtbare llnnetter, begleiter
bon itarfem Sogelidla9, BADEN Oie
Grnten IN oen Staaten Minneiota
nuo gtoro.Dato idwer geiddoigt
Ger ourd Den @agel aui ben Sci.
bern angeridJtete Sdooen miro oli
3 Riaioneu Dollar geidast.
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0olitifde Gnseise.)
Sir County, aommiRar Tresinft
Wp. q.

Sic r6reie Erefs@ lit autoriiiert,
Hobn s.. Gppinstpn als 3anoiodt fir
Wieberfpabl fir bds 9lmt oes gountbs
aommi6drs, Hre3inft No. 4. aliSnfiinbiz
gen, abbdngis bon ben oemutratiihcn
Erimdrtpahlen am 81. Snli 1918.
(Rolitiide Nn5sige.l
Sic uSreie Yreiie" 1T autoriIiert,
Jranf 6. Senttp aIs amoiodt fin ons
Unit be5 gountp : aonumiHdrs, Rre3inft
gto. 4, nn5ufiinoigen, abhGngig bon Den
n~emotratiiden Frimdrpableu am 27.
Snli 1918.
8olitiide 4naeige.)
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Wabl=Mnseigem.
SIR &onoree IA. SfTtrift.

Sic uSreie 9rele" 1T autoriiisrt.
ben I6tbareu Sames 6. SlaDbem als
9onbibat fir Sic @ieoerfpn6[ fir oers
"A. aon9reb@9ifrift nn5utiiitoigen, abs
baf9lg bon ben ON q. Srli itattfinoeuz
DEN oemofratii6en 8rimdripablen.
(9olitii6e Nuaeige,)
Sic uSreie grelie" lit autoriliert.
Garlos See ols 8otlotboten fit ben
&pngreR i'm IA. &on9reBz9iltrift on8us
flrtDi9e1, abbdneig bon Der @nt5deionug
Der bemofrotii6en grimdrtpablen.
(Roliti{9e Gn8eige.J
Sic .Sreie greiie" lit autoriitert,
ben Ndtb. q. g. Barrett bon 5an Nne
tonic ofs &aioibaten fir ben aongreB
pom IA. 9iitrtft on5ufiinoisen, abbdns
gig bon ben bernofratii6en Trinldrtpdb<
len am 27. Srli 1918.
(8olitii6e @nSei9e.)
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: 8.

Ssn Sanbe inter benz Mnrood=
fden 8aoebauie an Der 8eah in Sal
neiton bat man einen @eloihranf nit
@elo uno @ertioden gefunoen, Ser
ipabrl6einlih 81 einem Der 5~eritortcn
ga6ebauier geborte uno BEL Dem les
ten Sturm i'm Sabre 1915 I'M Saal=
De %eingefpiiblt puroe. geridieoene
2eute baben idon einige bon Sen
S6mudiaden refInmiert.
sSn Gillespie Gountp baben 80
meiblide valien enemies regiitriert
@eltern nnd)mittag tobte in
Souiton ein @epitteriturm, BEL Dem
4.34 3on 6egen fielen uno piel
SGaoen a1igeridtet muroe.
Sn Der @egeno BON Molenbera
mnroe ons @eipann eines @ogens,
ben Der 16=jGbrige @iaie Seper,
Sobn BON s. @. Seper, lenfte, boz
einem @utomobil idell lino ging
ourd, Ser jllnge Mann tprlroe pom
8ogen g%efporfen uno 10 idmer ner-
lett, oaB er nad einigen Stunocn
ltarb.
aus @alpeiton miro Der 600
bon Mrtbnr Senrp @anoen genet
BET, Der BORT i'm Mlter BON 35 Sab
rem geitorben lit.
Sic oMpItic Sbriners~ Don
Sort 8ortb beabiiftigen ibren bier
ten Sabrestag am 4. Suli in grob-
artiser 8eiie Sll feiern. 500 9iopi5en
meroen gleid5eitig nls Mitglieoer in
Den Sroen altfgenommen tperoen.
Der 40 : i1brige italieniIde
Srnbtbanoler @iopanni Mntonio bon
Sort @ortb pllroe nit ieinem Na-
gen BON einem 3uge Der so. g. & &.
gabn iiberfabren nnb al~igenbIidlid
getotet.
3mei Merifaner, elm Mam
ano cine Srau, melbe IN Der Nod)t
bon Montag d1f 9ienstag bel Ga
reoo ben Nio @ranoe GIT f~rell5elt Ger
indten, muroen BON einem auf Sem
tcrpniiden llfer auf @ahe itebefloeri
SoIoaten gefhplien. Die 5rau MUIR
De fofort getotet, Der Mann lebens-
gcf1hrlid perluun0et. Gic &0rper
mnroen ain Gienstag morgen alf eli
ner 5um merifaniihen @ebiet geb5ri-
gen Snlel i'm bio @ranoe eeflinben.
Der Stant geras bat I'M II.
Diitriftsgeridt in &ouiton oen alll-
tras geitellt, Die 9aummolc allf pier
in Sarris Gountp aelegenen 6armcn
bon NInts pegei 5eritoren gu laiieu.
Die 5armen liegen IN Der pom .Binf
Bon @orm" infi5ierten Gone nno
tire Better baden oas Areal inn
Wioeripruh nit Der BON 8cllperreur
9obbp erlaiienen geroronung nit
8anmDoae bepflan5t, Ser @ert oes
gaumDoae miro oni mebrere tau+
ieno Collar tariert.
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Jar Gonntp-aommiiar - 8reSinft
SIN

9ie sSreie Breie" ifh matoriliert,
Die &nnDioatnr bon Safe Nubipla fir
Die 8ioertpab[ fir bas gmt bes Gpnmtp=
3pnmtiTars, Iresinft Mo. 1 bon 8erar
eolrntp ansnfinoi9en, abhdnsie bon Ser
oenofratiihen R~rimdripablen am 27.
Suli 1918.
(8olitiide an5eise.)
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Gan Gntonio. 8. SuIi. 1918
Brine CRUDE Cotton Geeb Oil. $1.31.
Gents per Tduone
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(8oiitiidls anseiee. J

Sic vSreie BreIIe~ lit attorifiert,
6errn NnReI OF. Sennett ais aanbibat
fir bag Mmt beg G0HntD Gfers bon 8ernr
golIntp, abbdngig bon ben I'M 81. Sltli
ituttfinoenoen Yrimdruablen, dn5ufuus
6igen il1b er eriltdt Inn Die 6timrncr
ano nm Die ltnteritibung Gusr gutter
8iireer.
(9oIitiide Gu5eige.}
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SIR Staatsienatur, "a. 0iltrift. =

9ie uSreie grefIe" tit nutori{iert.
Germ 5arrp Sert6ers ols &onoioateD
fir ben gieruno5pan5islfen Ger1atoriel
len 9iftrift, fpelder Die Counties gerar,
&enbaH, SEER, Steal. Gillespie unb 8a1ts
oero l1mfa6t, nnsnfunoiaen.
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sir gpuntn glerf.

Sic pSreie greHe" lit altoriItert.
Die @duoiontur BON Jranf 9setptom fir
bic @ieoerfpnhI fin ons Nmt BEG Gpmntp
Glerfs bon gerar gourtn an5utInbigeu,
abbdn9is bon Der gnti6eioune Der oes
mofrutiiden ErimdrtpnbIen am 81. Suit
1913
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300 8eIi5iitas baden ben megi.
faniiden Srt Repnoia, @ioaIgo &C.
geniiber gelegenL beiebt.
Sn Bieoras Negras iilio oas
sagerbaus uno oas Office-@ eb1lane
Der Merifaniihen Nationalbahn ab-
~gebrannf.
Nus Sonoon miro genteloet,
oaB man IN Der gbcnlie, geraoe ODER!
balb oes neutrality-suspicious. einell
rid1tigen 8alfiid gefongen bot: Sos
Sier mar Is SUB lang uno woa
1900 Tfuno.
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Lokdles.
8abrfdeinIides @etter.
Sir San Mntonio uno l1mgegemo:
8eute nben0 nno morgen ibon.
@Orseu feline 3eitnns.

Moreen am 4. Silli erideint feline
sSreie Yreiie."
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9obl, 1926 nno $3.50 per 100 gfo.
Crime Bfeffer, 75c per Grate.
&aoiesfen, 60c per Sbo. @itnoel.
gReerretftasW ursein per Efo. Ixlss
@nrfen, $500 per 8niheI.
YeterliIie, SOC Der 9bo. zBniioel.
Grobeeren. $3.50 per Crate.
Yfiriihe. $1.26 uilo $1.75 per Crate.
0elbe Wnr5eln. $500 per 100 $50.
@ierpflan5en, $1.75 mnb $500 Der
Miiben. $3.50 per 100 gfunb.
Squaib, S5e uno 90c per gufheI.
9anteloubes, $t.00 nno $3.50.
Spinat. $1.75 per CAMPER.
Crime grbieu. $500 per 0nmper,
@rbien. per fleiner Crate, $500.
@eeten. $500 Der 100 Tfuuo.
a~opfialat. $3.50 unb 1915 per Crate.
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Mebr oils 5uun5ie 6ralten 9o-
ben Dor Der Gipil Geruice Commit
lion IN Bolton Die fiir Die 8oli3ilten
porgeibriebenen graminationen ob.
gelegt uno fid nm unbefebte 8oliji.
Items telen ~betuorhen.
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aarEt.Beriht.
Cotton.
Gottonfamen. Trobnfte.

Gnu antonio. beute 80 Gents.
@alpeitpn. geitern 1880 Gents
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9ie r0rete Yrene iiir &eras"
eridbeint ais gageblatt mab 0Spdbenblatt.

Das Saseblatt lit pieretig unb foet SOC per Wfonat ooer $6 per saFr,
9as &oden6latt lit iebsegnietig u0 foitet 50 per So6r. Sad gfgco
50 Golo. gsab europa, Bortod eingei1Ioien, So.
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Sir Gonntp-a pmmiiar - Trcsimtl
Wn z

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Sic .Sreie Srefie~ iit autoriIiert,
Jranf SDunners nls &nubiDnt fir oas
9mt Deg gountp aommiHdrg, &re5iuft
NoA 8. an5utiiuoigen, ~nbhdusig BON BEN
bembfratiiden R~rimdrtuahleu am 27.
SmIi 1918.
@oIitiide Gn8eiae.)
Sic vSreie 8reiIe@ til aatoriiiert.
Die &anoiontur bon Satub SLAMS fIir
Die RiberipabL fir bns Mntt bes Gpnntu=
Spmnnifdrs, Hresimtt DO. 8 Jon 8erdr
gountb ~ansufmnoieen, abbdngig o SEN
bemotratiiden Grimdrtpablen am 27.
Snli 1918.
(9olitiide an3sise.)
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Nie faufe uuniiee Sadben. neil
lie biuig iinO.
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Nah Der Neiie.

SIM Softer 5eroriidte aleioer ioate
man ME aus5uplatten berfuben.
Man taude elm Stiif BON oen1ielben
Stoff mie oas betreffenoe &leio in
beiBes Walier. brittle es ans uno
iiberitreibe Die georiiften Stenen ca.
NIT. Damn bangt man oas Gleio in
Die freie Suft, aber niht in Die Son
ne. aae 9ridltellen baugen iif nab.
reno oes Srodnens AUS.
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gieb-@arH

San antonio. 8. Sui. 1918.
aiibe. 1928 bis $500.
&dlber, $3.50 bis $tf.0G.
9nTlen, 5000 big 1925.
Gdieu. $1,000 bis $3.50.
ct. 2ouis, 8 SuIi, 1918. -
9inobieb. Seras>@ieh. $40 biz $3.50.
Shfueine. $3.50 Biz $500.
SGnte.
@eial5ene Sdute .......f5 per 8fS.
Srodene 6dute ........ 20e per gfo.
Crime Sdute .......... 12e per BIO.
Tele.
S8oIf uro Studs -. 20 CITE.
Iu9oros3 ieeen. per Rfo. :. 10 cts.
anaora@ 8iesen. bei9dsigt -. 5 Cts.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-12-26
Champion Harness
Horse Oh 1918 Season
Did Not Perform On
The Grand Circuit

All the stars in the harness horse
do not necessarily shine on
the Grand circuit. Occasionally some
minor circuit steals a little of the big
rings thunder. and this year the
Great Western circuit took the hon.
ors. and also a worlds championship,
from the big line.
The horse in question is none other
than the wonderful PAGER Red Bearer,
2:08A, which won 13 consecutive
races during the 1918 season, and won
each and every a without losing a
heat. This is a worlds record. eve
other horse, either trotter or PAGER.
Red Bearers races and the class of
horses he met indicate that he is a
horse of superlative class. He paced
the Des Moines Ga.) half-mile track
in 2:O4A; won the $1,000 stake at
Lincoln, Neb.; lowered the track rec
ord to 2:10 at Marshalltown, Ia; and
was the only horse to beat the great
PAGER Fay Richmond 2:O2h, during
the 1918 season. All his other per-
formances We're equally important.
Red Bearer is a handsome bay
horse foaled in 1911, and he is by
C%upbearer out Of Zenovia by the ia
nous western sire Red Medium,
which sired June Red, Pop Greer's
best bet this season. Red Bearer was
bred by Lu Green Jr. of I%ndianola- III.
He will change hands in the very
near~future, and it is confidently ex-
pected that his new owner will stake
him on the Grand circuit in 1919. If
he races back to his 1918 form some
of the good things that Murphy, Cox
and others are saving will have their
work cut out for them.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-12-26
Sport NeuS in General
Chevrolet Special for the big motor
classic. Cliff. as Durant has been

Chevrolet Special for the big motor
classic. Cliff, as Durant has been
known to the racing fraternity, is an
ardent race fan. He hasSbeen a Wis
itor to every 5O0-mile race and at
one time acted as relief driver for
Barney Oldfield when hat veteran
endeavored to viii the last 500-mile
race with a DeLage car.
In a letter to T. e. Myers, secre-
tary Of the Indianapolis Motor Speed
way, Durant says in part: II built the
Chevrolet Special shortly before the
outbreak Of the wal with the special
intention of entering it at Indianapo-
lis. I have been holding the a since
that time awaiting Developments"
Continuing his letter Durant says
that he entered the car in two races
in 1917 and in both instances was
successful. The records show that
Durant, driving a Chevrolet Special,
finished second to Earl Cooper in the
1OO-mile event at Tacoma, September
8, 1917, and that he also was sec
ond in the 150-mile race decided at
Tacoma on July 4, 1917. In this race
Durant averaged 87.37 miles an hour,
while. running in second position.
Cliff Durant is the son Of w. c. Du-
rant president of the General Motors
Co., which includes the Chevrolet,
Oldsmobile, Oakland, Buick, Cadillac.
Northway Motors and the Weston
Mott companies.