davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-11
Killed in Action
Prtvates

Killed in Action
Prtvates
Pasquale Abbate, New York
Jim @ Cogdell, Argyle Tex
Herman r Hertzberg, Brooklyn
William A Riley, Reading Mass
Joseph Koss, Milwaukee
Conrad Watt, Hopkinsville Ky
Died Of Wounds
Pvt lloyd R Mason, Minneapolis Min
Died from Accident and Other Causes
Sgt Harry Mclaughlin. Norristown
Pa
Corporals
William L 'Donnell, Bloomfield Con
George b Ross, Franklin Pa
Privates
Herbert M Scholes, Newark n j
Calvin Il Alexander, Fairmount Ga
Stanley Bienkowski, Glenlyon Pa
Albert ID Breeding, Freeport Tex
Joseph Calligaro, Ironwood Mich
Bryan J Clugston, Lansdale Pa
Jesse Crum, Chattaroy W Va
Paul r Dale, Evanston III
Victor + Dengler, Rochester n Y
William II Deshler, Remulus Mich
Henry Ehlot, MeGregor la
Calvin Jackson, Olney Ky
Anthony c Klein, Chicago Heights
Albert L Kline, Knoxville Tenn
Virvil G lacey, Barksdale Tex
Frank II Lehman, Elgin IN
Arthur Lewis, Green Bay Wis
Fred Martinson Tomahawk Wis
Marco Mereurio, Greensbury Pa
Samuel A Miller, Anita la
Louie N Nelson. Tillamook Ore
Walter Obuhska, Lowell Mass
Fred Orquist, Superior Wis
Augustine l. Perry, New York
James d Riddle, Oil City Pa
George T Schaffer, Pittsburg
William c Sharp, Liberty Neb
Edward Tandeski, Grafton n ID
John Venditti, Syracuse n Y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-11
Died from Accident and other Causes.

Died from Accident and 0ther Causes
William @ Gwin, Sugar Valley Ga.
James Howard, Seattle Minn.
Ralph $ Armstrong, Eetters Pa.
Albert Z Burgess, Kent England.
Lon Carol, Atlanta Ga.
Luther Dalton, Statesville n c.
John Dcdsall, Chicago III.
John D Duncan, Middletown Com.
Claude Eddleman, Mena Afk.
Domeniek Faiazzi, Columbus Ohio.
Sidney Ferguson, Moline Kan,
Gabriel Ferri, Italy.
Louie Foster, Carriek Pa.
William Frickert, Cincinnati OniJ.
George Jodesh Howe, Brooklyn N Y
Elmer Hughes, Carl junction Mo
Walter Z Kendall, Edna Kan.
verlin p King, Piney Flats Tenn.
John Kobyk, Toledo Ohio
Nash Lilly, Gary Texas.
james NJ MeClenshan, Quinton okla
Frank Martin, GAINESVILLE Ohio.
Frank Martin, GAINESVILLE Ohlo.
Adoph Voll, Cleveland Ohio.
Harry L Woodeoek, Paiated fost N
Y.
Died Of Disease.
Arue d II Singleton, Willis rexas.
LLOYD C 0'Kelly( Lawfenccville Ga
Losos l. Gross, Hungary.
George C Daley, Exeter Cal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-11

The estate of J. J. Barnes was APP
praised at $52O1.95 by Rue Drager, d.
G. Drager and G. CLARK. About $1,000
in several notes were appraised as Of
no value.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-11

CURRENT CASUALTIES
Died of Disease.
Nathan Caulder, Lexington Ky.
Claud McLester, Gainesville ga.
Everett Alfred, Boatlaond Tenn.
Jesse Sutton. Paragould Ark.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-11

all the houshold property, appraised at
s2T5.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-11

/ Arthur L christiansOn, City Point
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-22

ssxs ssresFsn aft nasErEs1E 6ar -nas prnstn 1I m
CREASED efficiency Alrsz4tT 1llszr4 as nHw zrlEr
Slsas 10 #ss. There eaE4I ~ 10 gTzassaan -lisi
LIE Esnasan ssslaElsss Eu.idssr earsn 1kaar AsT
Will se rs-se1lE1eans Ut y 5r-n-ta TsssaE Ess-ssr
Iitsszu UNDER German asruzssss sqrnA 5aisza
asztassns THE agsar sasat aE AsE- Glzza
s,Ss.raa AzEssrIra al ltssiE' uz1ltfsr szzE
5z-sslan 6srssayp 1.ltar nltihIsssaral Esss1sSf
In arrtss- IT, lodi sassszr Er,ssa1 rzsssE1-
allirr resss IN the 1zzzles# Ea4Es af ing Elrh
~ si1Ss rzssar af md aEsrf cd
eaAasp.@Tzaasan 10 nsssssaarT D-1 liiss aSEszisss
ar4as Oft Tire wa1 Gssa1zunF accomplish vtIsEa u
rlzszlsnH On them ID a.G1assal t:azszps -1ls the
ls.sz1Elts ID 5szzairaasa-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-22
co-zs 1919. B5IsFTCg.

m4szzr=.sza1r rsrs4zalanss asav# a,aaa Haza1e be-
lslrs tine asraasas ess-Ezl-ass MILITARY st4a1rz
af z,s-zaars ssr.E lr-a.1gsssss1.zsass rEzst-e-sz
imposed 5r asz--s n1ar.zaz OH saa95srs eolvhs1-
~ Oh 1npra Or lsss -g1Tzaa charges In -a1T
eases These css--zs aead wa55-dsrr discretion,
lssszzsez1t or aazsss OF E-zsaee and PASSED ssE
tezesa s4ssir-EEtv oE1 Of prgFrrraan to sAe or
sa szileSe- eaLg1I N-aaE1-g eag-sr@- In
fsEzssttszn vsra-s 1t was ar-a--sst orders and Lss1
-seszzrr s~ rsnsizrsr Is grs 1as rssaessgs OF ZIG
sz-sts 1zSs 80 Chs ssesna LIEUTENANT wie demanded
sassanl sentenced 1P 1Gw-T Eaars l-z4EsssaE-
merit 4 5s--rss wstro wn4 awaT wiT1.lor1 Gssnzs
&c ssse ass wife sus aleE bs-f,e vszao were IN 1aaz
1rsss circumstances was sentenced to fifteen
years Is 1aszn VINO refused 80 Gsfl. dsaksrzz-
4sss als was physically zrzsase 80 10 10 Eses2ss
ST gs5ssess wsss aeurssnssa to aea55g ~ we-s two
zsesn as France fsr aLser1Esg 70 : post though
they a-ses sssa Oh fdrty for fire consecutive
rzgs1s and n1sEske to sasgp N -ss GsagE1zae be-
sar.sss wood for tse5- commanding Stees gEar
te-s was aeS1g eaa9pped IL tleGr lzsg0aSs- Many
Of ssease sentences we-s -esazea9 and ssrass Of
flanders aaelgsd szaezsaTe eseaae1er. Bls ia
the Gwe15r ea1ssaE6 spErss martial eszsee ~
essna,s and Fa France 1aEaea f4ag-a-t slgess1gee
was DINA
IT. would apre,z- that Gsaeral aaa@l- acting
.sze1as a9roeaae general u sEe ARRAY w2s &C
s1aS91 5r s91ae Of the S1s1zgs 81 eaFa-gs raasar~
slaG t6a3 ae azeart&led ~ Old statg@e VI g6S2
wtazesa hs interpreted ~ giving 1-1 Authority 10
.rsTfew a-6 rssaee sa%sseas- THIS aeesas %
hare naads asaa os10zzpas 20 1as secretary IT
was za6 fae g0Te-aSnas esse-e II tie war geya-g~
sraeas In 1011cass 20 fir seve-Ssg 1owzrss aass
sia razks- ~ seae9or F1easz9aszreea, II NV
Jerseg. posate6 pg1. a poGzeT " gexaoat gem5egeg
ives applied 70 ep1@se5sarloss ofssaeSors waap r.
fused III ag1ss, They mers pad mp DISCHARGED
ard sent a0zae w5gEa aew sgSs of esSf&@s> Gezse
eraI Arasel zSksS 10 ~ sze2ea9 a-ss1a GesGSgS5g
~ 10 THE eo5SEng % tie p&elGsE oageeaorz, ~
the question vas zof Ers@se9s se1a4og Csseras5er
Kin reraarxTng frat tie 1oaa1as3See woasd al
the se1esaxy himself 20 testify ~ TO 5saa1
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-22
cxwzyE srgzEETz

Aea1rsssls1g a Messif1IsS al1sssa,Faa sss'aI'sss
en1a Ia New York, Secretary OF EIss Mary
.goseramus Tsnisess characterized tile ss1trssrE
g,gaa for geaare ST naaaars "a III immortal ga
sTgnnqeaS shat b4sases tie wnrfG isr sssE1sss~
at5oas.@ Magma e4aarts and the Gssea.arsas-sa sf
sn6ecem9@aga, he declared, WERE aoEssl1zillrs 1T
this glorious Goeaasaty &s.slsT - sils4plss ~
one of he parallels of Jesrs s.ze almost ~ d.
IssragnaasSng and rgEEfrsns%
The hope viii be general sns% tae asssTl'ssrf'1s
ssTESnees war censored 0st Of tals graEzsstrles~
raert before The cables we're allowed 90 carry 10
abroad. Not that the A1ag~5Gs1 people s-s pat
s5crgarfy Jealous u G1e reputation " Jose17Es
and would sa7e him FROM the -s1@Ese s7ara NJ
terances invite Bgt If the impression prevails
fn Fwrore that this sort Of gs1ff Gaa 5e fed 50 u
habsuaIly end that re have rageaoss saG
undfscrfmfnatIng appetite therefor, VIII IL Ecs
l0wer IA ar q people In The e7es n the wprSas
OF cozrse we If America kSlow waaE Joeeph1s
is, though we do not know Why ke Is and azve
never diseovered wEgy hs should RIVE been
made secretary of gne navy, Bat ne efsete DIT
world may be led into imagining that AEaerI~
cans appreciate and approve this kind Of rsser-
tai pabufuna of which they get 80 much, Some
people who have never favored Censorship
are alraost reconcaled 10 see il enfo~ced wken~
ever Jo4ephus breaks ont in q new place,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-22
The CANADIAN PENNY.

Christian Science yIoEfto-- Cz1z6z
Il seems. Is 5000 20 hare z ns@ 1-cezt
s.5sce which VII not Tl-y Greatly n
Sfzs or ~e5zh- from THE similar coli
1iated ~ the United States govern
7nent The present Canadian ccfn hes
few merits. except that II vii Pass
through none Ezf the large hole IN. for
instance, z small boris pocket To bc
sure. z collection q those present czv
i-cent pieces nay afford fae owner a
certain feeling u wealth basef On
weight II il related tina. Z certain
preacher. not unknown n the intel
States, Eas conducting a service In
New Brunswick. some years ago. his
remuneration 70 be the Greetings col
lection When the box vent round and
be heard z continuous jinrIe, he warm
Sd 70 she thought that the ccElec1soa
sTas 20 be generous ore. bat when
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-22
TWO GREAT EELPa

Industrial reconstruction is the thing that
most concerns the great nations Of the world,
industrial security and prosperity Will do more
to promote permanent peace than any otasr
factor which can be made tn operate in the prob
lem. We have got 10 go forward IN our indBs-
thai programs; To do anything else is t, admit
that We are nations in liquidation, not going
concerns. There are two great helps to this
forward movement, both of which are possible
With enlightened cooperation: Increased pro
fjuctive efficiency and new markets Backward
peoples must be helped To the productive "a,
psacity their natural resources make possible
by this world trade balance on which so muci
depends will be aided The wealth Of the who'll
vorld needs TO be put in circulation, for it ha
been tremendously depleted by this war. tn
problem labor faces Is to make good its demand
ef higher wages, shorter hours and other ad
vantages by proving that its productive eff
cheney IL maintained at its peak by these cor
ditions. Lessened productive capacity mean
u lowering Of labor conditions III the long ru
and nothing viii be found that can prevent tn
- ing Of this economic law. Then come
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-22

TFew E5EntE E'iuss.E .'u1rF WEE 1snf
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stllr essf1r-Es A. zssEysEr--- enf 1rfs wEsz-
Recommendation IrrHTTssrlI &c the ExEIiElts-
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wins fi,ts5tssrss.s sfzE1 EIIzt III -rIs i-s5IrIE
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lt1aE Ell Tins EE83ll LilEr WIS 9itsssE
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r.Sisrg1 4f---itssT ftsrnzx 4ias nisr's ItsfsI-
9ars- Egasiz-E ut tbs Wei fz1L strrs gl-Fs.sts-
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lEssssr IL -siss FsslrR I'D G,lIue-.
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gary matte in aIla WEI EETFs Ht-
7zizrfgsat alr- mifs1cs EsfIE u ,ssI1aIrT III
aulr -aaE EHEE lfEsaE 1Essvsi-r--
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1sfrriss n- 's1sIGT-igIaE1EsT -t5r 1iIfs Hsss nj
aEIn44 continuation CT IifiGE-ua asE lfse
lsFs.ss--rs.r5nn VI malignant gssru9 wtr1isn
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siss 1EssFssr fssfsss-H- Iirksrs Tf rE alIIsEsss
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EIIs.
The Development at 1-s LaZ-1F4E
La-Ssl ETs5itfsG II Gz.Fssi111-x I'll niE-i
Der 81 tg1if7ctss1 Tas1-uf.s Ing Isr-i11.zEi
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rIAss1srsst fs H ElyGrrI--I IL ltss IaI1Hf--
Il IL sssiIrg 5.zIrgrE ID Hz-Esssnas a1sa
vSariG Grer-
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war Demonstration aEssIEl:za sS-1-. ss-.zzSE
Erurn sms7rsnIa We rs1E-efd thirty
five ria THE s-'suE EI1s'E.z-a Ea gsEH
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-22

VIII zc1 for Press1szt WfzsC- during
tEe zzr-e-k absence from Pz-1=-1Ez1
IL wGzst EzEe lzca -eccE for the
zgEsp41er cssrr=sSss-Gsal
Dzz Motaez Capital Derezey ozIr
came Into This Eorsd wEez WORK be-
came the habit o. became general
T5sra we're 70 rights cf property aid
10 sys1e-a n life and nothing 20 I've
for 17crs than In The animal Kingdom
before sz@ hz@z family began 10
SYN zzd Esavz and wear clothing
what azs bes1 called the primal
c--ze u Ezn- requiring TIE human
Gg-SfT 70 earn ia brad By the sE@r
q szs t-UE. might vel De- called the
primal blessing G. Zza
DaTe1por1 Democrat. There Is &
eEzzrer 5fi 5efore the IC-a legzzEz-
rzre. as urzaI AT present the sale
of esgzrass il Illegal II Iowa bz1
nearly everrOze smokes them and
nearly ewery cigar store cells 9ae-
We take Il that the new bin regz-
Ezres their gale 10 minors and per
r1ftS their sale 20 adults. and % II
ought 20 Be passed Laws that ~
main unerf0-ced On the statute books
zEm2fT make for 6israspec1 for law.
and might better be repealed
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-22

The Texas Legislature has passe9 LA8 pva~
hibitsng the playing II pod and bIgEaryss, A0v
mat the reYoTTngrS have n1zde gold al as0zg
the lane, Why not go a bit further ard DazS5sss
minoe PIE from the table on ne aTo3rt oS ffs
iIndigestibiilry, and invoke the naa5ee4Y IT tSse
law against the pernicioIs practIee II pi&ySDg
marbles for "keepsi',
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-22

s 5pr1ngaesG, IL, na@1 KS voss tae p5G<5@,
eating Championship n SE2e wor3d, ksv5ag S@~
youred twelve po3rfs n ffese app@t1zers ~ ore
sitting. Well, c1rn and t1ara &66s4 "a GaEy fair
play. Women have hen nga<sDg 20 n4a1Y ST.
.roade upon rr4a1s's particular 6emesze taz8 y
WAS only 2 question 81 tire before naa1 5ava5-
ed woman a own field.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-22
MEDICAL MARVEIS Or WAR

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varitlalE ntifa wnsruEskan nazn asaazHE
aiss tz.zssEatHsT lsHan-
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9znrv MarGI EiiGaTI liss ts1s.1s1s inic
isiafSrzs c aIfslH Gsaf- E1fs lklrasz wiias,:n
LisEF gT-uinH1isF psssu wtzE IA AsIRss Iffs
1z,sH gr-Hc.E at aisvI 5iIE E.Iss WEI
zEss 5tzE csrrrs.is.lrr;s igIfsS1gy- IE1fs., IzlG
II WRIT Z larsE IisfIEnE III Etfss wg1rttE
wsEsE I.a.zlaslss aE 1ra 'sEgsFlss within
EssssErfs Eias geEndas.ir sr 1ns saiazsss.
IN rtiE E-sssrs,4n azIsf TzE4sIssa uEElra wrr
ssEsHn nIaras bike 91nsrHsEn sH4tt III WEE.
EEnE sgruszitz III 5I-E zE4Ean B1rds-
WHAT EE e u1ISss: a,sssTznas = sssrnzsEs
menace dEr 1irgssSttssil1sH asf,g,EvssrE.ss
lf-u1 1Es WEE Etas g-rssE-asssr- 4rlT1ss G5tF-
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wI1s,sr ltas New IErEsT TnlaI5llE.z wz-f
FL mining H. lis 1gw Esrsr;aIlT at
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EJssE.E
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sEfaIHsssf nare esazsEsIa LtsEz1 zznzE aEIst
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WEE hafsaa IsEE EIEsTl s1s1ka1- IN LIKE
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tti=.nr-n rrliM ezf 1sss 1Elsss- s-zz.ss dzr-ss.E
M 1zrSs WEI xzEsE tEgE- E.Ia.z su1Fa1;sEIIa f
80 as4s azil sEEzrazsE Il rs Jig E-s r=-
g:suE ssfists1r1sc 1T 5zsa-zasEn EreesTssrzz-zz--
Nasr srxuriss 4. rfa ugsrixoz.Esss. .1s,zEl II
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dfrrzIa E11.llSsz1rsaa a.sgtsstksnEE N Itls
gEsuura-T ar. s.fs1rasss1sz1 I'D sss E.sgrFzz
rsE1sIr EEsfiliE I'm usarr E.ztEfssIl.E
wirsr= rzIsa gsa-gsr1 as rssr a5ZIsssl Hss
ar afss sfuesrvas A-raas 6irs .xssEf5-E1 Z.
1az7szsHf eragrls En- lia nsE sE
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-22
Is e : Sine skr Ls.s.

New York World Secretary Carfsi
Class desires . national blEe sky law
There i much 70 be said for it'
something perhaps 10 BE- said 20
the Law maxim let the buyer ioo'
ozt~ 4 people WHO never sot
chance 90 cut their eye teeth rnisn
II time lose the instinct OF vigilance
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-22

Oliver Cromwell ordered MANI ca
GOES o. coal 20 be brought into IN =.
land tax free. stored by the g,
companies il the summer. and soi
30 the poor n the winter
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-22

1t - up to the delegate ta the r4sne eoos0y.
ence to fix thing, IN Europe 80 mat tse Pei.
gan WIZ oe able 10 live IN peace for The Dext
hui',i@i years without having ~ Dsoye fFseSr
co''ii'is " iess exposed position on ne n1ayS
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-22
MENTAL ALARm CLOCK.

Boston Globe: We have N or
brains = little alarm CLOCK lust as we
oftea set mental alarm clock TO wake
- a. z certain hour, L can be ser 70
remind Us 70 do o. ncz 10 DO certain
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-22

pvrss arHg scres- 70 ar's sasr'Hs Pc =
SsrssSf srfg SssT sn E1s
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Sesgs Srcsf rzar er1ssy t~sf 80 re
sFssz ~ TrSes sy 81 SssscSsr-~.r SeTsrs r--
4~~z1r
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-22

ts -s---ss5 ID Liz n1-zg All cs1r---sss
re z0GsF- 5s 5sz1rz szs III even E---
zreI 81 -Eeze tsg Czzzs21Ez- Ess-ss.s
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-22

Taking the avsraEe depth Of ~ =
ocean 20 be three miles, there wou,.
be layer Of salt iza feet thich g. =.
ering the bottom. IN case Sil ~
water should eyspcrzte.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-22

80
- 1-sss.....s,s - .~sxga-z-e1 VIE
z. -, - Z, $500 sl.r 80 az tere
..-,.,s,ss+ = s--e5esy
$780, eyer g,,ss--aa-- rrx---sz5. X
q. ..-srs <-.S .--.,,-s 1890 ~ ss-1e
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16
"Score by Innings"
MUSICAL impresario once {

A MUSICAL impresario once said
4 n to this reporter In discussing the
reasons why the greatest living tenor and
the most intriguing Of our dramatic So
pranos were SO enormously popular:
1.-THE American people like home rum"
Now, that remark showed that the i'm
presario was not only shrewd but human;
and as he makes money at his highly
hazardous profession ne has made his
shrewdness and humanity pay. We were
reminded of the remark on reading Score
By Ian;ngs, by Charles E. Van Loan, since
the measure of Mr.. Van Loans ten tales,
gathered up from various periodicals and
put together in book form, is that their
roots go deep down into the hearts of the
average man and woman and are there
fore very human. Outwardly they are
purely concerned with baseball; but b.
meath the surface it is the homely frailties
and virtues Of mankind that are the design
on which he weaves the threads Of his
tales.
What one of us, humble heroes Of life
as we feel we are, would but like to take
revenge upon those who had treated rs
unjustly, as does "FOur-Eyed" Fowler in
The National Commission Decidesl Un-
questionably good baseball story and
one every "fan" will enjoy. But in its
essential essence it might be a tract on
Virtue overcoming the Wiles Of the
Wicked. Piute Us. Piute is likewise
spirited and amusing tale Of the diamond;
but it is chiefly because We like to see all
clever and INSCRIPTIONS tricksters get
their comeupanee in the end that this
story makes its chief and deeper appeal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16

Boni & Liveright have on their spring
list q book Of stories, Trelve Men, by
Theodore Dresser, author Of the words
of the song On the Banks Of the Wabash;
John Reeds story of Boishevik Russia,
Ten Days That Shook the World, and
Jimmie Higgins, by Upton Sinclair, the
story of an anti-war Socialist who broke
with bis friends and went to Franco
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16

In The Bone-Doetor we see Vanity over
taken and cast down; in Mister Conley
we read of suffering heroically borne, and
that is why the tale touches Us to the
quick. And in Mae Assists and Too Err
rors We learn, humorously as the episode
is set down, of the passionate faith some
men have for their country. In this par
tieular case that country is Ireland; and
Mr.. Van Loans yarn of Shamus Kehoe
and the Sentimental Harps (which is a
ball team is the most amusing illustration
Of standing up for Ireland since DR..
James J. Walsh, K. C. st. G., Ph. D.,
IL D., Lit D. and Sc. D., went down to
Boston on the eve of Bunker Hill Day
In 1911 and read from the muster rolls
Of the Continental Army q long list of
Irish names, names of men who fought
for American independence at Lexington
and Concord. But We do not wish to
leave behind Us an impression that IN
writing these best Of all baseball stories
Mr.. Van Loan is another Bunyan. Let
Us rather call him the o. Henry of the
national gsma
SCORE BY INNINGS. BY CHARLES z.
VAN LOAN. George Il. Doran Company.
$l.5O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16
The Market Town
By Francis Carlin-

By Francis Carlin.
When I was i'll in the long ago
That lately seems so nigh,
They placed a mirror before me 50
I could see the passersby;
Market women and trading men,
Children and ballad singers,
Farmers coming to town and then
The noisy auction ringers
With their clark, ye! Hark, vel
At twelve O. the clock in Ballinaree-
Twenty acres of turbary land
To be sold at the fall of the hand'
Again Pm buried deep in bed,
But in this looking glass
see the folk who passed instead
Of those who now may pass;
Market women and trading men,
Children and auction ringers,
Farmers coming to town and then
The welcome ballad singers
With their clark, ye! Hank, vel
The Blushing Rose of BaIlinaree-
Twenty verses of ballad made
For the best Of the Dublin trade"
Maybe a moon In another sky
Shall be as mirror so
It might reflect the world which
Would still desire to know;
Market women and trading men,
Children and ballad singers,
Farmers coming to town and then
The rambling notice ringers
With their "Hark, ye! Hark, yei
At twelve O. the clock in Ballinaree-
A ploughing match with guinea's prize
For the skill Of your hands and eyes"