davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-31
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ocn9 c|1Cuidll4tr 1u.autftl0tr a..
oieliocb tmt Der piusuU.ya Huia9
ptn llr ojc a,ieyHayADl ,}atant
mo aud JmtrIt1uiidr 15dlat9ldH
0i8e pltoul oluu aGd1utttt. W.g
y neiBt, 0arHlt on &ano9au UqtoG
IN kline NIhtc jlettn tJHn.
&09 lit tcuuJ .r.ul,s aulaabe. ,}u
uadlt nlb allies .g,elda all2 Dem
&oou rntcrnt lueroyu. 0auu M
tiirlld) oid2 allie @ttlUt. mlG Gaa
Gt0rgId1 lelblt lmuB UIc0rr iii ri
len ridllIdtH Yt0B touu!tu. &Icie
Der uQrm0Iasn NultuiG0er iiu0
nit ldllcr ullliauNlIdcu Nienseu
2ict lltcIlen ugi! hlunmtlr aeiila1t
I'm oiciea Niclau bcrau%5tc1cu 5t
tonncE. }uuorrrrit aper nm leine
@cgcnmurt iibtrall iell}uitel,cn, ut
n~cneroin9a cit ~beionocrcr Npparat
crfuuocn morotlL Der laul'am. dbrr
icbr perldblid) arbciten loll, mcnm
Die Wrtaltc nld)t olI1u tici bclrdben
Itc9cH.
Gle miIitdriid1rn Cpcrotirntu ia
ben Den Nei0trn mcnilitsn3 inio.
fern aeuijbt, OILS lie oicitIbcn nit
Solpctcr bereid1crten. Goh Wntf
Der @o0en crit uon Gileu mo St3bI
frei mer0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-31

Der rld)tlaeu 3ulummenitclllma oe$
cutters lit Die gr0Btc !lufnlcrfianl.
felt 81 mlonen, mern Die aiifcn frdi
zig 1Ucroen ioIen, on0ernfous Miro
ME Elm CHER oorm pcroen, oa3 altte
9tndl3udt e%r1partcn I0Bt uno miro in
lpdterer Belt meter unrittla aciiit
teri. 10 lit orc @eilitgclmd)t ebtn uid}t
lobneno, neil Dem gonScu Stantnlc
mo Der N~iat5lld,t idlou Die n0thiac2e
ben"fraft febIt, nm Ieiituuaaf0hiQ 5t
icir.
gbcn iinb Ole aiifcr gcfhliipft. uno
Id]neil merNcn @irie oocr anncre flci
mere SdmereIcn Sen Chicrdlcn porac
morfcn ohcr @rot gerritt. Giea If
Der er1te un0 Qr6Gtc fTehIcr, Ser iibcr
hnupt 9cmodt pcrocn fam. Die Nn
tur hat mciie &orfcbruuqen Qetroi
ZEN. oomit bjc 2iifcl III ocn critcu
<a1cn nitt n,rhunQcrn Gllrs Dor
Dem SdlIitpicn 3lrhcn Sic 0iifcn sen
Melt 0C3 gottcrIode$ elm. ser linen
9tdhrtng iiir 5lpci biS 6rei Eodr oibt.
ef't mus Dies ocn Ghcren bon Ser
ytotttr nntgeQcbcne uno Qceiguctitt
i%Silttcr pcr6aut itin, beonr mir 0cn
Ailfcn anoere8 SHUTTER nerabrrid,en.
mos in ettpa 36 bis IS Stu1ocn Ser
SSnl lit. &coc ~porberiqr 6itttcrlmQ
rnIt &cronmmQ2itorfmQcu hcrpor,
Der porhonocne Nottcr mir0 nidt per
Hout, oeht III @ahrung iibcr. mo Is
rntltcht ofr meiBc GurdiaG. Ser in
Der @eoaI ooun ON iinit,n IoQe otti
trltt nm lnit lnln1rr INIT Ntn1 I'm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-31
Sin feincs Goinpott.

Gin Iebr icine$ Gompott crQebcn
Die cin9tnlohtcu, QeidlGItcu Grollbeu.
@ier5u iiuo beion0cr2 qroBe r0tbIi-
die (roubcn 5t et%upfchIc1l, oic nit 3u
Qeipibtcm Ir0erfjcl nocr @0I3dcu Qc.
lddlt ut0 III Qlcjdcnl @erpidlt gu
der ouiQefndlt merocu. 5ait lmo 2}r,
rem bleiben u Shuoen in elmer Ger
rrc, moraitf Der Soit tart cinQefodlt
miro un0 nodmnI5 nit Sen @ecrcn
aufrpollen mui}. che nttc2 bolb qcfiJhlt
IN @ldicr 9eiii0t miro.
On Oiclen @catnocn miro Sic Trolt.
be trob oucr NiItne uno allen 9d)uBes
niht ref, Gle &eeun iino mohI
9roB, obcr inugr ME GiiiQ. 9(bcr
oltd) 0leic ans Der Nrt Qci6InQcncu
@cintrmlbcn f0mcn nod&cnpenounQ
fln0cn., Nus ben unreiicn Deere pre6t
man Sait 0en oneriu9" ser Sran}o-
len mo perlrenoet i'm in Der faincu
Slide an StcIlc BON Giiiq; uurcif,
@cinbecren croebcn. ioubcr Qcrroit)cn
on Sild)crn Qctrofnct uuo NIT in rel
nem Sopf aefodtcn Giiiq iibcrQniien.
cine Die Sl5ocll gu permen0cn0e
Wiir2c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-31

lest, miro lebr RAID 3t Gi1i1, menu
oa@ fy0Bd)cn einer Temperature bon
II un6 mehr @ru0cn ou51eieBt blclbt
Sdon nad s InQ1l fam unteu an,
SABINE Gili9 abaelolien ner0cn, nab
reno obtu Der }u bcltiumte Uioit 3t
geictt miro. Sit Der Mott icbr idrpod1
mo mituid)t man eiileu ichr lauren
GIig, 10 Icbt man 07u UioIte Dorhcr
ltIona Alfoh0I SIT.
GfiiQ aus Gbiti dlolcn.
Gle 5d9oIcn un0 4(bidac 6c2 I'm
@rrbit m0 Wntcr gentlemen C5ite@
tonnen I'M @n1isholt cine oor3ijalid,r
iporiontr 2>~crun0u1a ijnoen III
sneroen on Gfen Ianqium 0etrofaet,
Damn IN ejn @cia6 Qcaetcu uno Ajoilay
barber geiii0t Had, fur}er ;r}t cr
holt man cjHsu n1rtrcl'Itdfn Gitt
Glitanus WeiuretCH o1sr
ioIcr Gemorbencr Metn @icGcn III
Den 43fiH in 6aa beitimmte 1Tlj,d1an
o>er aorb'lo'de, f1u'en - in eiHar
&p0t7cfe G~iiQrlcB Ter Mal0ler
Iaqt &burn ieI9it, wie ptel - as
brandan, lpenu 5ic oas A}emalrm
ttin angeben 8lcbcu Cir 0e Gi'e1S
Rm1 @ctu, q ben 1je nod etH aroIss
>tilf heiEcs 2}rot ou}u. Dam t5Hnan
1e BEN GIi'g baIo qebraadFn &c
ulllien obcr lP5e3nal i0DicI &tetH
y-.+4 =, tr5.n,4 +,,,- -, 49,. .L.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-31
Die 2Setntrau6e in Ger Slide.

folten. 9Hun ninlnlt II lie berolls.
ldBt lte ~dblnliclL bcpuoert iie mlt
3ufer uuo laBt lie ouf Dem Diem alb
trodnen. 8eioe Srarlbenconieruen
legt mar bein1 Nnrid,ten in 8opier.
fapieln. Die Dtiuiaturtrauben pobl
audl auf gon3 fIcine, ruuoc 0opptelcr
Cine brittle SiiBigtcit lit oie @ein
bec:encoulcrpc ans reifcn. IduerIid)cn
9eercn, Die getoht meroeu. bis tic
aufplnten, ourha Sieb mnnoern itno
SIT gtarmclaoe einqeoidt merorn. Aul
Elm pierteI Gfuno oieicr MoruncIuoc
rcd)net man eiu 9funo 3uter, &C
ldlttert. bis er lidl baIlt, Ser nit ser
0tarulelaoe ouf Dem 6eltcr ttrriibrt
miro, bis er am Rnnoc he5 8eidbc5
oni0nat lpeiB 3u meroen. 9icie @aTtc
miro in &apiertornten aefiiIIt uto ers
foItet in heliebigc 6orntcn geidnittcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-31

q UtCIDeFOpU, Dclt SpCt7
ie 3ettel rethbaltla Itno ab-
De69lungspou 81 MAIDEN.
Gle &od)fuuit irilhercr S%ohrbun-
ocrtc, sic Der @ilr3cn mund)erlei e1lt
behren muBte. sic mir hcute ourh bic
mcbcrnen Gerfebrsmege t0glih bernl-
Ben - mir erinncrn MIR an Die 81
trone - beertc Sic ocrifieoenfarbi-
gen Jraltbeu nb uno fiiQte Die &c
brotcnen 3iibncr mo Salben oamIt
ODER bcreitete cine SlInfe 0urnu3, Die
nod hcltte OILS G|onfurrentin Der
Gumberlonoiouce Sit Mllo uuo %2ilo-
Qeflilgcl belicbt lit: Shone @einbce
rem mer0en pOriidltiq in Wn0eirn ODER
Strrrp ae'ottett, ohnc 0aB tie ser
foQeu nad) Dem Grfaltcn miro Gin
MltIilrIttclhen NIT 31pci Oh,$fotblil
ten, ctDa5 gan3cm 3imet, 8Iefilr,
%ngrpcr un0 aeitoBcnem aaroomon
h%in3iGcthon. Wlan init ole@ 3uiam
men nodntaI9 Q~ufIpoleu 5ltdert nod
@dt'mad, ocdt oo2 @efdB out 3t
1u0 oermnhrt Sic Sollcc - nab Ont
ferulnQ oc5 @ctpilr3e5. Sou tic III
nia irin, 10 iieoet man Sic @cercn
init 3ater ut0 Neiu. bis tie p0QiQ
1pclh iiuo, poiiirt lie, piir3t nit
35mt u5p. ulo rid1tct ite NIT cin3el
llcn in Scr Eoute raid gar Qenlohtcn
@Fccrgu mnrm an,
Sine Srnubcntprtc.
GIN mohIbcfomtcr SQiionfuden
lit Die 3um aufiec ME dis NddtiIdl
hcIItbte Sraltbcntortc, ohre Die ser
g2cnlberblt nId1t oetfbar mare. &ier,
31 pcrmenoct man iijBc, abcr hdrtlid1
fat rclfe 0geren mo last lie, NIT
Quoer5ufer reihIib beoeft. in elmer
ir6cncn 2oiicrolc alln,dbIiq mnrnl
mcrocn. bis iic Soit 3ichc1l. Gnnn
rlnmt man bic 6riidlte hcrull5 un0
loBt ocn Soft Did cinfodcn. Cine TO-
0%cnonntc SprinQform mir0 nit @ut.
tertci9 ouSgelcgt, nit ~Qeriebencn
Mon0cIn, 3ufer mo Rcibcbrot be
itrcut. 9ic @cercn merocu einQefiiut,
NIT Dem Soft qIoiirt ulo Sic Sortt
5lpan7iQ bis oreibig Mimtten i'm 0fcn
qebodcn.
Gin aute5 @einbeercncompott ltcllt
ma her, inoem man fnIt rciic Irol1-
benbeeren mit iDibem 0ol5den ODER
3ohn}todler entfernt mo cincn gtt-
QcnbIif - bis Tie 1lob 1pcrocn - IN
fodr7loea 0aIicr mirft. Nuf Elm
Tfun0 6riiftc miro Gin babes Gf1n0
3udcr nit elmer laiic @aIicr nufqe-
foft. bic Tritdte mcroen IN 6icicnr
slrup inter iorQf0Itiqem N~bid0uncn
cl1mol mtfgefod)t, her Soft miro Gin
0coldt uRo ooriibcr Qeqebclt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-31

Nus h ItfieIt0dernm mo
g4retteripoltcn hot 6onta idon OFT
!br Suffer erhnltcn.
III chrol8 llngliid mo &erfcn.
mlrq utrbittcrt Die Menid1cn ge.
fr0nftcr Gjaeu0iiufei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-31
S>ttterrotionen fir .Merb(tferRer.

ut cr}lcltn. ~pcr5cortct 0tcic 5dnUeinc
0lwdlidrulttlih 31t6i 8nn0 qeidGl.
ten Mas. 3037 @iun0 IlerIhmcbl.
lolta1t NIT 60 @ro5ent Gimei6 mo
0.02 Efuu0 5ol5, imqejanumt i02
Niuno 6llttcrmittel. Gin Nltlhel Der
%acnounitn Notwithstanding brad
tc allo cine @cmiht9 Sunabmc non 1t
8iun0.
&icrnod fam nian inn a~tlaemcincn
cttpo ioI1croc 6%uttcrrntion, porqc-
lett in acknowledgements, empicb,
ltlt.
@clh0IteS Ntoi5forn. 6Iciihmehl-
loutoQe mo StciuiaI5.
o@cidl0Ite3 Mloi9forL 6leiihmebl.
Ianfaqc, Wuia0Ifudenmchl uno
Steinial3.
@eitdlteS MoiSforn. cine sci.
idung 5t gIciden GhciIcn ou5fIeiid,
mchl Gonfoqc nit so 8ro3cut 81.
meiB mo Mui2oIflthenmchf, ionic
5triniol3.
@eidtiItc$ Moi$forn, TleiidrmebI.
lanfaae, StejnioI3 NM UfiIdl DO,
aerntiIdl o0cr N%uttcrniId, iopieI mic
crilbriat mcrocu foun; sic Q}ilh
milroc Damn 3mcifcIIo@ einen nid,t I'M.
he0cutcn0fn IhejI Der auoercn 7ltt.
termittcI criebct.
Wcinuoc Sdnueinc,
9ieielbeu crjieIt man ourd az.
Itnoc3 Suffer. qutr5. 3riutlpQiier
mo 9eDealma i'm 1rciell. q6er
oenl Woacn Der 5hpcinc miro ae
m0bnIjd 3u peul8 Aiimerfiamfeit
0ciGenft; eS miro oorolt39cfeet, ooI.
lie .caIide5 SHUTTER i~rciic1t, ,tn0 audi
3ll0Ieidl lpic0er, oob tie laugc bun
0crn t6nnelt. Qjeie Nuinterfian.
fit lit Damn and bduiig Sic liriudp
Der nlalniafadlcn urttr ben 5hmei-
rcn porfnmmetocn araufbeiten.
lDclde mriit cut1utoer IN Gurhfal
oocr TcritopIlnQ beitshttt. Ncactmd.
8ldc Suljaabcn III 9crilgcn Gltdnti
tdtcn ,iotpic ShpticI uro q~tleqcnt.
lid eium1ol m0d)cntIih cttuus Sol3.
foblcn. lperoer ou}u ~beitroaen. onE
Die lhirrc itcts bci glten 4ppetit
limo, ac1orla Uer0atteu, lno 0ob St6.
ru1geu in 0cn ~Gmgclpeioelt nid,t
o%ortommueL lucldH obne ioIde 8or.
'tdlt Icldrt eiutrctcI1 Iie Bcjun0beit
ionic otc Ner6nmml tperocn 3tpci.
aah aefOr0ert, menn Tie ct1pns
proporlrtcu NoIf erhnltcn %f0nnen.
o0tr mcrm enc tIeinc 8obe bon 0oI3.
aide octn ,5llttcr ~bei1cmcnlt miro.
2lc Sdrmemc lcincn oft an Ger,
onmna3itoruuqen, ucranIoGt 0urd,
,}upicI'reii1 III Ncnu linen bel ioIder
eeIeaenbctt sic gcrannten SilfSmit.
tel crrejdlbnr itno. Damn iiihrt scr
Hotnrtrleb lie idon 0orani bin, 0,eie
W}ittcI }u hcuuteu, uo0urf Der mel.
items foIacn0c Turt'ul ucrhin0crt
Ntro ,}ur 5ommer}eit n'snn Sic
}Afrr' Gr0r crrcigh'H f0uHta, hclicu
Nc 'fdi l.lb't. ootr INIT auocren @or.
fN IT. trhH1hortt 0ta UtoaoHfvarfs
t'r o'rt1 t8ra irciian. melhes aa.
1g7rf .iurisid ~nar}ahrol iia Frot.
norihe, Not2 }tn0 Qohlrniuidhfn.
"''dn ooa @l.,d Utp,at BEL SIR Re-
>untn' o''mfht nt ersaftrn ihsncn
IL N'ehafe ot 30 rao,t lhieren
A'' o.''e'1 r5tlfiat W,Ai5in" lpcrn
1trd' &orb11oun. .aIttcl Die Sa.
E-N -4 fol
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-31

nonrid mht ohr NTH nnsn mdB min r tmn 9mmrnmuonn. Qre CUR 5h nhm. mb pm
T babel Die rrnbTdt Qcr0bte YttbNc Der DNmntm 6htat unprr nmn ga mir bfhaftk.
= Il G, elmer orou GNrct0 S gun Gmb8. Nnmmne thfrunEp r6u nM hrGNt mt
Srogn bhwHs 0rmthGtn 6@ NbtMmm0s mr6m of@ mh aud brdHh hmhpp1t uhnh nt
Der AnrWp bm Elm qonmo ais @e6mr fir ben 3beurp biQlhhbn. mahl 2oc lit e nUhg Mt
Die Snnpome EGmr Der 9rnhcu. Sitter u0 6me 0S lMus, u0 rdhe gdmohnoh r ae
Dnt mmhen lit qmu ompdn prbuL
Vile mor en- anroond H nit Gnttub BON Gents in 2rdmntrD o@rmrn on On
Sn 9 b TN f. .Ndfpun"V Sue Ns
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-31

!lgenlad)te Atiilic
t0nncn an per
idie0cne 2Ert b.
reitet lUcr0en.
Meult Die g2al
niiiie ipobl an,
gcluohien ober
ober 0je illltere
S~teinid}n(e nod,
altt bol}i9, ior
Narn 1f0d1 1GHfr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-31

II Merbit ~gcboretlt
56crtel iouttu ctlI
Bcidloiien aehal
teIL ipcr0cn ltu0
fcineu ircicn
2Iu@Iauf iIbcr 0it
gauge 6orm ha
ben. Wfoii bat i'm
@crbit %grburrne
SarfeI. 0h, unch
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-31

.1l3in ~ 4 ! d .
Benign lit Elm
ullentbehrlid)cr
in
ieocnt 0ouaf1ott.
Seiue 8erpen
Dung beint Heinis
gen bon &ano
id)uttcn, Scioen=
itpffen aoulnlen,
PiIritrn II. / ~.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-31

ttl9ltes III Der
Gcianuuteu Wt
r!ll8el5ud}t lit IN
bcltreItbar Ole
GuijlIht, beiou
oers Die Sitter
rug Der StiItcn
Ma$ bier Der
i0ltntt lpltroc,l dBt
lid ip0ter nift
lncbr ~cillholen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-31
GnS 1Silttcr Der Siifen.

len.
GNS Iitttcr Der Siifeu.
Gas Suffer Der ailfan mub ans
a0rucrn Wrllufutter ayleiit ODER an.
ocrcn GlmeiBitoifcn mo WtineroIien
beltebcu. Ills aorneriutter Ggncn lid
Sei3cn. SAFER, Mais, @crite, 0irie.
@0nf, Hets uno Grbicn. @dn3c &or-
ner fonnen Ole Giiten notiirlif niht
nltfnehmen, mir uerabreiden oe3taIb
aus obIgcn &ornern tbeIlneiie oo5
Ifcbl oOer Sdrot.
@rituntttcr lit m~btoingt erIoroer-
lid, Is entb0lt GinelB mo Dor alleut
Die 10 mIdtiaeu mincraliihcn Sul5e.
&lulgc9 friihe9 Bro9, &lee, IIiaIia
o0cr Die Seine oe5 8ctreioe3, Terner
Solat uno Aohl. aud fleinqclpieete
3lUicbelu itn0 0ct Riifen oft 3t rel,
den. @trm lie aud piel oarou frel,
len, 10 idooet c5 oar nIttS, 6cun ale
0icie ,Sl,ttermittcl lino Ieid1t oeroou.
lid lie regcn ocn 4ppetit al.
Wrt>ftlu un0 sScoern meroen ourt)
6oS GitniB gcbiIoet, oos mir am hart.
g~efod)ten 81, Dem 6leiit, feingeItnit'
te;jyu friid,cn @uoden, 0uttermiId.
&afcru, Miirmcrn uno @ieiel finocn
Nll3u itorfe 6iitterung ichr eilpciG-
rcidlcr Stoiic lit ie0oh 5u oermtioen
iouit trcten Neroolmul@itorunQcn an.
Die mIneroliideu StoTfc limo gum
1hciI i'm 8riiufuttcr, in ocn Q0rncrn
mo IN Sen @noden enthoIten. ines.
hoIb btion0ere 6utt,ruittcl nitt no.
thil limo, mir tomnt burauf on, HaB
Ole uorllcr delormtcn Stoifc i'm rid.
tlQen &erhGltnib %}ucinonoer itehcu.
Is mare 3. y. uidt ridtig 0eu Wiifcu
@artoiicIn iu Qcben. oie hiel 51 picI
&obIetp0rnte cntbolteu mo nlct
A}oIIcr. 0oncRn meniq GilpciB uno
0otf Bic Niiten wiir0tu babel nic qe.
0ci5c1.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-31

ger 3eit mo @eIeqcnbe;t babcn, tange
Stu0lcn au3uitelleu, eInIge nit Or
folg crprobtc Hc3eptc bier mit5uthei-
Ton
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-31

Sn nad)Itcbcu0clu
lllodlten mir Den
@allstrauen cinIgc
Y~nregungelt gebclI,
Die @eintraubc ntehr
ala bisber 0oSu 81
permeroeu. 0c11 Spci=
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-31

Tieor. < in &, Gcras - I'm
idone, rcaelmobig g=acboute q
BEN 81 bcfommcn. OAR Or Bic
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-31

cnolat. Die 9tatllr 3eigt ms and,
lp2lt}c3 nobl oo9 bette 1%Sutter fitr Silt
fen lit, Is lit oaa 81 iclbit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-31

lin 100 Nflno @rpidt2gno6ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-03

Inc American Committee for Devastated
France announced receipts for the weet
ended July 80 of S1,770.
n. Officers and enlisted men OF the First
DIVISION, now in this country are forming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-03
Bishop Asks Negroes
70 Be Lac abiding
And Not Reuengeful

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Aug. Bishop
Charles Henry Phillips. Of Nashville,
Tenn, Bishop OF the Fourth District
(Colorcd) Methodist Episcopal Church.
composing several Southern states and
all of the Pacific Slope. hc~e TODAY
on business, issued the following state
ment regarding the recent race riots in
Washington and Chicago:
II cannot believe that the negro was
influenced by Bolshevik agents in the
part he took in the rioting. 1t is not
like him to be traitor or u revolu-
zionist who would destroy government.
81 strongly advise the negro to be
patient, wabiding, to abstain from
all revengefui methods, remembering
that lawlessness bcgets lawessness,
and that reforms. following the world
war. will take time
81 am unalterably opposed to violence
and blooshcd, and advise my race
against any propaganda that would at
tempt to procure our rights through
these methods. We can accomplish
more by moral suasion by appealing
to the press and to our white friends. +"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-03
Rohlfs Will Attempt New
Altitude Mark Tomorrow
Filler in Curtiss Triplane Will
Try to Set Worlds Rec
ord at $4,000 Feet

Roland Rohlfs. who broke the Amer
lean official altitude record Wednes-
day last in thrilling flight against
100 miles-an- gale, will make an
attempt tomorrow to set new
worlds altitude record. He will hv
the Curtiss 400 horsepower triplane
with which he attained height of
30,700 feet The attempt will be OBJ
served officially.
Rohlfs said yesterday that, with the
experience gained during Wedne sday's
fight and his previous unofficial flight
OF 31,l0O feet, he hopes to reach $4,000
feet, distance of six and one quarter
miles, above sea level. Several changes
have been made in the machine.
Rohlfs declared he would be more
warmly clad for the next attempt, and
also would carry larger supply of
oxygen.
II have experienced no evil effects
from my two previous flights he said,
"but Wednesday night could not
sleep. That was to be expected on
account of the terrific speed at which
| was forced to descend when my
gasolene and oil gave out. Rushing
from rarefied to dense atmosphere at
a speed of more than 200 miles an
hour produces peculiar effect on the
heart"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-03
Cooperation Asked to
Prevent Auto Thefts
Owners, Police and Officials OF
State Bureau Called for
General Conference

system of interstate registrafia,
cross indexing and reporting Of IN.
sured automobiles to stop \tradc IN
stolen cars is proposed by Frank Oliver
chief clerk of the magistrates CONT.
in circular letter sent out vesterd,
inviting insurance and police offici.
to conference. Mr.. Oliver savs 9oa
automobiles are stolen month"; "a
New York City. ~
ut would be wise thing for five
insurance companies to establish =
mutual exchange under neut,a
auspices to accomplish the follow
results" he says.
"Flrst-The registration of all auf -
mobiles which have been insured piv-
ing engine number, type of car an,
complete identification.
"Second-To be the focus noint 80
the reports of the theft of al. auto-
mobiles
"Third-That all insurance comma
les to which application is made FIR
insurance apply first to this bureau 20
find the previous record of the in
surahce of the car.
IL think it would be wise for thr
insurance companies to urge each own
er to have his car marked with wall
stamped initial or diagram and have
this filed with his application for q
licenScr "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-03

ever, feeling was aggravated bv the
Hre, which many of the foreign work
crs who were made homeless charged
the negroes with starting. 1t was
therefore decided to change the plans.
;, Governor Lowden expressed the be-
lief that labor trouble rather than race
feeling was responsible for tho fires
despite statements that witnesses had
reported to the fire attorney thas they
saw negroes setting fires in the neigh
oorhood. The homes burned we're
chiefly those of Lithuanian and Polish
families, and the Governor THOUGHT re-
ports indicated radical labor men had
started the blazes because the foreign
workers had not supported their plans.
Troops Still on Duty
Troops we're on duty tonight at the
fire ruins and in the negro residence
district. Schools and fire stations have
eeen opened to homeless families.
some of whom sat on nearby prairie
with their small heaps of belongings.
Coroner Hoffman caused a surprise
to-day by announcing that no marks of
violence had been found on the body
of Eugene Williams. negro youth.
who was reported stoned and knocked
from q raft into Lake Michigan last
Sunday at bathing beach, the act
preclpitating the riots. The coroner
stated that the negro had not been
struck by stones, but had been
drowned. George Stauber, white, is
being held by the police on charge
OF murder in connection with Will
iams's death.
Only few minor disturbances oc-
Cured to-day. In one case Mexican.
Theodore Gracia, said to have been mis-
taken for negro, was stabbed, prob
ably fatally, by white man.
Inquiries Are Continued
The militia will continue to guard
the danger centres for several days.
The Federal, state and city investiga-
ton of the riots and fire continued to-
day, and at least $50 negro suspects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-03
Quentin's Mother Asks
Control of His Estate
Mrs. Roosevelt Applies for Let.
ters of Administration of Prom.
erty Valued at Sl.lOO

- MINEOLA, N. Y, Aug. Mrs.
Edith Kermit Roosevelt, widow of
colonel Theodore Roosevelt, day ap-
pied to Surrogate Leone D. Howell. Of
Nassau County for letters Of admins
tratlon on the estate Of her son
Quentin, who was killed on July rs.
1918, in France, in combat witt, the
enemy while flying with the aviation
section OF the American Expeditionary
Forces.
An affidavit accompanying the petit
ton stated that the personal estate
OF Quentin amounted to $1.1OO and that
he had no real estate.
Waivers from George Emlen Roose-
welt and Theodore Roosevelt, jr, ac-
companled the petition, as executors of
the estate of Colonel Roosevelt, who
under the law as the father of an un-
married son who dies intestate, is the
heir of the personal property of his
son. rms releases the estate Of QUEEN
TIN to his mother and brothers and
sisters as his heirs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-03
Would Give Colleges
Free War Exhibits
House Bill Provides That Relics
BE Turned Over to Ac-
credited Institutions

IpGaftta 0tOst iS',renu
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-Under the
provisions of joint resolution intro
duced to-day by Representative Tim
berlake of Colorado in the House. col
lcges and universities throughout the
country may he supplied with a COM
plete set of war material for exhibition
and educational purposes. The resolu-
ton was referred to the Committee OH
Military Affairs OF the House. as it
calls on the Secretary Of War to stop
selling this material. and give it away
to duly accredited institutions Of learn
ing.
Only those Institutions supported by
public funds and designated by the
state boards of educations will be cligi-
bic 20 receive the gifts. These in
situations must have provision for
placing the set of war souvenirs where
it can be viewed by the public. They
also must have departments Of history,
physics, chemistry and mechanical en-
cheering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-03
Ceoghegan Is Youngest
Aldermanic Aspirant

Charles A. Geoghegan, of Sill West
1o5th Street, Democratic nominee for
Alderman in the 10th District is the
youngest candidate for that office on
record. Geoghegan is twenty-five years
old. and saw service in France with the
18th Engineers. He had two brothers
in the service, one OF whom died in
France.
Geoghegan WAS captured on Novem
Der Is, 1917, and spent thirteen months
in 9 German prison camp. Following
his release and return to America he
went back to his position with the New
man-Andrew Steel Company, 26 Cort-
landt Street.
The candidate has spent most Of his
time in the district he hopes to repre
sent. He received his early cducato
in Public School 1872, on West 1886
Street, and later was graduated fro,
the High>School of Commerce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-03
Actors Carry Labor
Fight to Chicago
Thespians Now in West To Be
Asked to Join in Battle
With MANAGERS

Edwin Mordant and James William
Fitzpatrick, members of the executive
board of the Associated Actors and
Artistes Of America, left last evening
for Chicago, where they will take part
in an organization meeting of Western
actors tonight.
Their plan is to enlist the stage folk
Equity Association against the produc-
ing managers. Grant Mitchell, now
starring in Chicago in "a Prince There
VAS will preside at the meeting. The
speakers will include John Fitzpatrick,
president of the Chicago Federation of
Labor.
Official copies of the resolutions
adopted by the actors here Friday were
forwarded yesterday to the producing
managers.