davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-08-15

Hope the Cuban Stars send their uni
forms to the cleaners before they come
back to Both ST.
The Cubs haven t a single represen-
tative up among the n. L. elect. 300
hitters, this has been the main trouble,
lack of good consecutive hitting. 1t
has been the cause OF most of their de-
feats. But with the addition of Her
zog and Robertson, watch them from
now on.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-08-15

Big jeff Tesrau, exNew Yorl
Giant beat the Bacarach last week with
Wickware pitching 10, IA innings
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-08-15

Muggsy McGraw is trying TO trade
Zimmerman, Doyle, and King for Roza
Hornsby of the ST. Louis Cardinals.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-08-15
THE WORLD OF SPORTS
ON THE BASE BALL TRAIL WITH jim VANCE

Look at the way the first seven pitch
ers in the National League line up:
Ruther, Cincinnati. .............. 800
Barnes, New York ............. .7S9
Causey, New York. ........... .769
Luque, Cincinnati ............... .727
Sallee, Cincinnati .............. .722
Ring, Cincinnati ................ 200
Ellcr, Cincinnati ................. .6s4
With the exception of the Giants and
Reds, there are no Cubs, Dodgers, Pirates
OF any of the other clubs among the first
seven. This is good reason why these
two teams are leading their rivals by ap
parently safe margin.
So far as pitching goes, the best of
the White Sox have no rivals TO speak
of-Ahem:
Clcotte, SOX .................. 100
Sothorn, ST. Louis. observation-disclosures. $50
Williams, Sox ................... .739
observe that the White Sox are lead
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-08-15

ing the league in no less than five i'm.
portant departments of offensive skill.
We quote literally from the Shep Allen
statistics which he compiled with ex-
traordinary care last week out at his
" No Mans Land" Gll) domieile:
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-08-15


Zimmerman, Doyle, and King for Roza
'Hornsby of the ST. Louis Cardinals.
After pitching two and three hit
games, for the last month, Philadelphia
Nationals come along and knocked all
of the shine off of Hot Ellis ball in
enc inning, making five runs. You
can't always some times tell.
Say what the ell old John Collins gets
! hits in one game. Must be getting
ready for the coin series. He is the
greatest in the business when il comes
TO playing for the Jack. III say so.
Get Jack Bany, Comiskey, then you
will have a cinch. He is the original
luck box of base ball
II is an odds on betting. for Walter
johnson 10 win games he starts and
lose those he finishes.
Comiskey is back TO his old trick in
refusing to waiver on pitchers. That S
how he got Cicotte.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-08-15

Famous Bones of Base Ball History
Boston Reds trade of Duppy, Lewis
Dutch Leonard. Philadelphia Nationa
League-release of Pat Moran.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-08-15

Dispatches from Detroit say that the
American Giants are hitting the ball
That S good news, because RUDE Foster Is
strategy Whitworth's pitching and
Charleston base-running can't win
all the time.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-02-08
Collections 81 IFttlc Value

There is one American gentleman
who takes pride II the possession Of
$50 walking sticks, not that he uses
II Of them. but because his taste az
q collector runs 10 walking sticks
One Of the most curious specimens il
made Of United States postage stamps
and absorbed enough postage stamps
TO transport GOO ordinary letters be
fore the war. or 1000 al the prs-ens
rate. This seems rather z waste Of
Ike 90 desirable q walking stick as the
kind that can be converted --to q camp
stood, II the owner feels Like sitting
down to look at the scenery.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-02-08
ELEPHANTS sAREwCNEss

An Interesting -ale v2s tod, q
good na1y re2-s a-o. q a. At-lcsn
elephao. II Tia Dresden geological
gardens When offered 81 ap-ae
which WIS Z ba5 co1daoa and
stale, this elephant g. first accepted
i; oa. than, suddenly, Is Il bs had
realized the TICK that was beng
PlaTe3 u2oo n.-- IL paused. looked
closely 81 th4 apple, AMI tha1 hand
q i back . the 2=rson who had Of
ferea i he elephant did not drop
L, b.. waited until the nan took !.
right out q his trunk, 5us. as he
had handed il 70 the animal il the
f-st place. Surely tins proves thx,
elephants Do nos iack originality
Christian Monitor.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-02-08

Lille is 10 exception 10 The rule that
every French center q population hiss
its museum and every such ECseuE
has in il something Of unique interest
The P2lais des Besux Arts there CON
tained before the war rhe welI-known
.Tere de Gre" or rather. bead Of
Crl. II terra Gotta and Ea1 which ira
citiGn had asc-ibed 70 many artists
but without any assurance as 70 the
ntrrIbutons The wax head Was r.
moved from the mnseun 70 & place
Of safety before the Teutonic invaders
entered the CITY early il the WAY.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-02-08
REIGN OF DANDY is OVER
Scope - Wouic-be 1'Glasses
Of Fashion,

Arthur SyInoDds says In New Re
public that il is q deTlorsble fact tuf
the reign Of the dandy is oFer Hs
died with RsrbeF d'AureviIly. who had
other interests and occupations than
his craTats and laees, and was rather
an amateur than practitioner il the
art Jules Barley d'AureFily. ID &c
centric figure in French literary circles
Of the nineteenth century, The cause
OF large part Of il is the degenera
hon Of costume A mEn can be web
dressed. In the afternoon If not in the
evening, when the mode leaves only an
inch Of choice here and there between
one cure or another But variety and
elegance have gone wholly out Of the
oeSt-cut coat. the more carefully cab
culated trousers With knee breaches
and silk stockings and buckled shoes
went every Indictment 10 dress per
sonally and 10 Guido others In what
IVES not q fixed fashion
What form or substance Of thinr
could dand! IN these days find e
work upon: The tying Of q white
linen tie iS 10 longer I'd art; the stock
with its dignity has given place 10 the
high, hideous shining and uncouf0rt.
able s-arched collar. And the dullDea
os the things that men Eear-rhe
shareless black fuunes. with its inch
Of irrelevant brim which We cram els
comfortably orer our heads. wnaf
dandy dare make himSff conspicuous
by even the extension Of briD or the
ioosening Of those bandages Of cloth
which WRAP our body with . graceless
rigidify:
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GIVE CALIFORNIA sYao| . Fies
AT ONCE II siLO-S n
coNs1lS1TE2-

I,1gE e -1a -g-r1A, u1--@
rgn-e1 : g SUE EEl LIZ. - IL
IL aaaas s-guaca, I've. RI -'rTas
-aa5s ga1-ie, rho-o1g1 cisl-z--g :,
o1c=
Naa- -,aarlsa. c-pss. Listers. -'sls.
do,asrr siae1. does-'- 81 u- ~ lErs-
-a-5r. o. IS tere--sh E-o-nhc- s5-r.
tl-sl-t hud: has g-Unl c-s-ac-sa- SIRE
-t.-os-. dis-hea, tuu u colc Ers
-ass-,,o-Nul gt California s----- =
Frk knd = E few hours Il -1@ tgc-
constituted vEsta. una-gas-a1 t,od
mi sou- bile ga1-ly ngTes or .. he
lll.r-ls bUuals WITHOUT gripping. HI Eo1
nlv4 vel playful c--lc lEE-
1ou naet1't cogC szcE ctlal--a- 70
-tka It's harmless fruit 1E-L-ra;N
they lore is delicious -1s-H. HI !.
aIwEvs makes -ha- teel srAa1L-
ASK your 6ragEis- tur & t,1--a q.
tto--4a Strip nt F1-E. WIZ LIS
directions FOR babes children = El
ages End to- r-eEr-EE,s TisE1lE - ne
b3-la. Beware q cUruta-a-E sud
nara- Tt ~ surs To1 Eet -as Ee--1a-
EsK II sae -hat i Is mace ~ -ns Cab
ta-nil Flg ST-p CoupEuT.' Efuss
ECy other kid with cur-sm---LcT.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-02-08
Animals Fear Ai-sr D.

Al animals are terrified by 8trsh,T,s.
Partridge, qRal AID other game birds
crouch and hide. while domestic fowl
ur-s-o loue warning Dp-es the ins-s q.
they perceive the Uols-rous bird O.
prey
The Swedish se-onEU- Van EoEkan.
while sailing ~ moderate elevation,
observed that elk. foxes. he-es aod
other wild animals fad II his AZ
p-osch, and that the dogs ran. bowling.
into the houses.
While the Zeppelin II WIS going
from Dusseldorf 70 Essen the aero
nauts on board noted that horses and
cattle raIloped trantjc&Lly over the
6elds OF catching sight O. the eIr-
ship.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-02-08
RAISED OWN CORN
roA l-a"isa7 59ys in --2-.
CD 1aIieacv.
Iu-1sc For N. Trenches - luck
-a--i1-a anc Were as Success
fl o. me Fec as
Z: frs ro-.

Tou Should aave s4ac IL soldiers
-t-s-l- cl~5=- --1cE - Ct~.s-lsz
The c.-ClE.= q France WIS z--l-.-. lc
han, e Wls - So Ea1 s8--.- ..
Lis rags-t,,.- liz. -hals- ia F-a-]-..
I'Eis-a, according l. Staring E=-c Il
RI e-g:l1-.r4
IN liz ADe-ctn bu61les took IT
Nl1-a- -rueEl1c WI VII
Nu11cT eva- -llsad c-aa1 ca-- dau-
-ha~s = v-z--a- No. = sCu-ga-. rt-r
Cuct a--.i+-. answered - tada =
4 Few hives usad IL -e.Ss : = 81
= A-n4-. cGus y FE-.s - -.a- Hsc
-l"rar --TH5 u FL j. -a1--. NAY
~Eisa1 -gct yellow co.. - net arc
tHd1a- L.S- SPINNER ~ 11-c- Tvs
= re-'-&l- hgsTl.-L --uer ta--
= -s resolved p tar- Il. -
A b1"a Y. WHARF nav v4-- -
-ru.g~-y su-casg1l... roa e-rr .a-e We
- sal5 70 -ts -~ra-4 ~ q. Sa--+-
-E~T ElEe- vtp- ~ -l54 rs - .
f-i-ca- And : WIS rom n se---
~ = wl-s -aco.--rl zl-#a..S. .ha~
slT III lie great Amer ~ ---eE So
-o1ra-n-1- i Trance en- Ee1 C-.-,gs
s7r-15l-uC Clothes III b-.a-14 ----~...-
taa5 1-au t-t-1r er3-- u resting
-.-E-
L he sau-h Of France w-r-a- lss
c''d De- GEe sumner. 2cc -1ev rs
si-3oS. a-r-.li-- Ea~-.as r :. NJ
tie, vera t,a--s1- -t.l- icy We n1ve
r~-ac corr fn- Cs-~-s--2Ge-a1z ~
F-e:4c. Ie-v-s - arl-aS- hen
Nos e ~ Eer141+--s va "a-rs-
lesca--s. v-uUr5-1 : : NM. 80
tEE--c.r 1a- -tH 1-es1 --aa- t..-.-s 10y
t-TI'e.t.-e1 70 aG- -s~esa-- CtLr :: -
VINO have ,,ea1 dep. Y Il - ------r S--@-
So long -hE- they sly & ina s5-1- II
IL cl1 ara Gtie u APPRECIATE TIE
rG'ue q these -all T-a- -a-5scs Fu-.
ttA fighting Ore-. es-1c goes a., and
vtec -u-s taEss -hc- tL-ha- Esa7 20
FEED q -he COWS cost 40 ce--. z pound
re tood problem Is clea-ly s-4-e6 .
every uRl Z -he I-ur.
The surgeons SET -he corval asra-r
heroes q ChEtelu Thls--y and 8. HI
hlel need -he garden work Rs much Is
hey heed tie garden -uck- Get he
MT ont. even for half dsE, Z M
light work o. --ucE farming. and ron
-. him ont q t-nsalf-1n6 away from
around hospitals Gs,e-i1- 20
being dressed and rroEt,}es
talked over. High British sn5 AUS
r-G1iE1 oeur0sjs authorities s--ee, a.
thai working IL SOL VII
vork more cures L4ac Any other r-est-
ne1t
Il ttE cH1y fs-rnz-s = Frame mann
see 6 fa-e-urre- = what VII happen
when T1cle San gives I--le gare-o-
ne1t farms 70 lis Veterans On -5a1- -
-Ur-
We End that ira ADe-irtn --ucf
fa-ne-." says Z wo-ker after he has
TALKED E little with French truckers
md his the lay q the land turns OFT
,s-Te- than the Frs1 chrar-by Uy.-rc- .
aate methods. Side by si6e. the little
American truck farms II France are
superior 70 truck farms under French
gardeners in The suburbs u French
tiles Il Is absolutely demonstrated
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Cansicershie kickIna.

Nv brother, who Was E pirate st
Camp Hancock. WIS told 70 harness g
team Of mules and GO several miles
CIT Of camp for some hay for the
horses- He had never had any expert
enee in doing farm work. bUt he Sc
luted and went abort the task We
knew not bow hs succeeded. excepting
Ii his nexr letter he Informed US thar
b. night the mules had kicked 8 per
fectiy good government harness 10
leathery DEMONSTRATING.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-02-08
Mobility Well Housed.

Castles and palaces throughout Ger
rnarr are innuDerstle. Kari der
der Of France and Germany both, had
palaces aI Aachen and l1gelhein- both
near the Rhine, and ruins Of which are
s:.li standing Great e the number
which hare been erected since The
C7-nGa nobility mas always been f.
Lary housed
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-02-08

CEcE-- Is local disease E-sg-5- Las-
eacS- ~ constitutional c-Il---u1E Z
llS-S-l-s requires Constitutional --sE.-
man HALLS CA-ANE N NE
Is -REs- internally E-.5 Eck ---o.E- IL
5looe d -hs Mucous S-tscss g. M svs-
ten FALLS CA-A[ZE AI-NE
Destroys rs tu-n5Elo- u rs 1issEAsA
Erves -as pE-s-. s-euE-s IT z-5-cr-.ng
-ns genera hsE1-A en- ssg.sr .zE-u-s q
do.-F is wo-E- EM o. .a- Err -Ess e
CI-H-t -nkt Halls CA-AE
MEDICINE 1Els - cE-z
D-nEEls-s T5c. Testimonials e-as
T. J. CAsnsy & Co. -oieda, 0rla.
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B[Iv had ses-ed hI1nsesf g Els Ht,ie
fa- supper and LAID dgul lis hsl u-s3
sad: ~Gh mamma. In 50 Z--e
-gasS III - 70 bad right Ee-a- SIP
yra-" However. u-ha- -he usea, ras
finished he jumped down Ecc WIS -
i1- 70 plEr with hls toys
Why. Billy. / thought you vtrred
70 - u ta1 ] said
-''0l, is al right. mHunE, II I'll
T--z-lre1 now"
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-02-08
EcCefui.

'Jadspu- looks more cheerful hest
days than have seen hin Il long
tine"
Yes poor fellow. hate 70 oIsl1u-
sion him 50 ] avoid him as much as
possible"
what Do yo1 mean"
-He thinks because the var 1. over
tAe cost Of living VIII soon come down
and he VIII be able 70 live % his ssla-y
sgaiE"
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-02-08
GOOD IDEA

Juniors father was l4sTng the
boDse . a-.zn3 lodge Meeting ii
which LIE Wa 10 be initiated INTO the
o-6e-.
''Goo5-oy, junior" Ii said IN
going 70 r1de !: goat"
o, daddy exclaimed junior,
side Elm back 70 or house"
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-02-08

tUV1 vha-4 shs ne5 r-U-r -, -
sne Ia-z-41 ~. Z Cizuoss n -,ty--to- E
E-0-= 81 FL ner former GEs,I4t-.s
-ne-e l1e sta wished atIa caL-G 70
cEnoe--- III Mirror .i-Ee and Inv *
moon shine. lnd-r-s I EyuiE Ii .
t,ael -l-he- rlce e nEr4 El.p l v-5=I1-
liz In paddIa.
Il -ne e1c II -wti Eetrs af-"- sE--
TfriIE & variety o. JOBS. Es-t@r bed
cow E portion q -he floor f,el4-ud
or -Op1s cuu--e- IL -ns Climax I've
tpG - caI- sore E1c +sve-r SE-u--
osy riCt- SHE ven on. . -he p.acs
viii s. Il be- poke Twice sne ASKED
FOR -Eiss E1d rV1es she Eas r. se-.
There s-E sur number u girls Wit
tng q -EEe your place she WIS told
Nothing was spid st,ou- 'EHo-1IDE' =
t,s-e-p usp -hl CfltmHr covered -tDie
book End WIS dong mora business
than any -vQ sores O. -bs ELnc Il
me ci-r.
One FRIDAY ererirg discor-c CAD
fiaH--sl ri hungry, Esther vAtke1
across Serer-r e-anua. DeHr Times
So 21re, immersed II though Har
clZ4 tZed OIL Ill EqIroa ching Gu-9.-ic-
tie, sb4 was s--ucE tiy zig touring
car coming FROM -he OPPOSITE 1L'ee-
Ion She was EnocEed Of he- feet
tsu- wss nor seriously injured b+-cs use
IL d-iye- applied liz brakes u tl1ss
% Ti-evsI- { baG scclda1-.
TIE "a s-8--,=5 add 3 young nh
cisd Z Fiil- brown SIT 20 OIL.
PICKED Es-he- u i LIS AIMS And
p.gce5 he- l. TIE t-uI- sea T-hs1 ne
Eu- Il .,-sj14 le- E15 drove EvIE.
Sic was Epruaw:isT GGzHd Iu1 It
not recognize -h- cr.rac ur-- they I'D
zone save~al BLOCKS. y --E- t--14 she
was coming 70 he- salses md ste
-azad IL wonder e -be tl.e u tie
ul;l- beside her
'--gr -t4l. tt ron. Ralph Long, size
exclaimed. Ineretuio1slT. E. smiled
and extended II G-1u 10 indicate hs
WIS s5gL- -9 Turn { corner
Il c21 b=-E1d il IS" L. affirmed.
Rs they Hal- ~ Broadway. o
.WIr-v 1F-vtla- arg Won dong
,la-e = New IorE2" sha slL---I=-s-4
IN driving lis Gar n replied Is
n threw on ne clE-c1 AL eased ne
III et-t-a through E traffic congestion +
y let- Brow C1-y som altar yuu cid
ID NIKE copz Au5 now In driving
TINS CIR
-'0h. & chauFeCr." sbe said. bu- TIC .
SCOT -hat ui-c- hEve t.eer IL ha- tops .
two reErs tgo W.s strangely lacking. i
Where h-e you taxing me-" she
presently Inquired +
Dinner ne ssid briefly. "T,hs ov-s-
sr Of the CIR WON'T care Z I keep i.
Jur awhile"
During ting meal Ehe to1s her srcr
reserve, and he Listened With
-rare Interest
''Thar's the wEy II L." she Baid when
she had finished. And ! wslr 70 tel
roug Ralph. -ha- ! WRs FL wrong and
In sc--y ] cldH't mlr-T YOU I. ygD-
you think !ou care for ne Sill
mo wanf ne now ron can have Oa.
With yoUr wages End mine wen be
.ble 10 gst along"
Ralph lighted long. forrni dahle CT
~ and looked across the table viii
whimsical expression
-tf course ] werT yUa.~ he oeclErad
Bur my 'w2res' viii support rs And
lOw you've lost your jon
What do you mean" she asked,
suzzjed
Il mean that you're fired from youy
Oh II the trA-end-Ien." he answered.
IS he blew smoke ring ceIlingward
You See, happen ID Dc general MAD
ger o. the Climax"
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-02-08
lsrae Der1t Boil.

i WIS stated recently by Governor
Se.ne-:l Buxton in Cape Town -taf
thare had been 50,ot0 deaths t-a-r II
tuanza during lhe recer. epidemic Z
South Africa. This figure .ocln5aa
both whites md blacks.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-02-08
CcNsioERsTE GIRL

NJ CalloT-Nell, I'm thanktuI
70 Fou to- =: making fua o. nv
-l=-sch7 Is tae ot5er girls Id
Mss Bright never ieer a. am
thing rhL i. CoEa-Bos.o1
.-2-SC...
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-02-08
Cu:icurs Soc.sRs stcAfo- S-sFr

C1 retiring gently RIB spots q. 6Er-
a-uT and lr-aiac viii Cuacu-s Csi-1--
neut NEE morning snsu-,,s v->
Guucu-a Soap and bot water. Make
them Eou- ere-y-day toilet preparations
End have & clear skin cnG ST. VIII
A2o5a-Adv.
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SURPRISE FOR BOTi
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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-02-08

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felt E,r3TniSsa-v nareS
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-10-30
The BIunkS in Washington
another joke
Selah Wash. Oct. IA, 1919.

Editor Republican: | was thinking
il was about time for me to write. So
many OF my friends asked me to write
to them. But it is a big job 10 write
separately 10 each one that asked me,
so I thought l would let them know
my whereabouts through the Republi-
can. We are at present, 5 miles north
Of Selah. We are in fine fruit coun'
try. My job is driving team hauling
apples to the warehouse at Selah,
haul $50 boxes at aload. They aver
age about 1000 pounds to the load and
are worth $345 for the Blue Ribbon
brand. Ellis is lidding boxes and get'
$500 per day, Mrs, Blunk and thc
children are picking few apples, thel
picked Us boxes today, they get
cents per box.
Louie is gaining in health now ant
we expect by spring he will be full!
.ecoverd. We can't say how long vi
will visit in the west. There are 81
many Missourians here that it will TAX
some time to get around and see all Q
Of them. Our house (or should hay
said barn) is called Mo. head quarters
as there are so many Taneyites here
There is c. A. Church and family, c
w. lawson and family, Chas Adam
and vile, Mrs. B. J. Morgan and Ian
lily, Sherman and viii Blair and job
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-10-30
THEODORE ROOSEVELT

We need leaders OF inspired ideal
ism, leaders to whom are granted great
visions, who dream greatly and strive to
make their dreams come true; who can
kindle the people with the FIRE Of their
own burning souls. The leader for the
time being, whoever he may be, is but
an Instrument, TO be used until broken
and then to be cast aside; and il he is
worth his salt he will care no more
when he is broken than a soldier cares
when his life is forfeited in order that
the victory may be won. In the long
fight fof righteousness the watchword
for us all is, Spend and be spent 1t
is Of little matter whether any one man
fails or succeeds; but the cause shall
moi fail, for il is the cause Of mankind. "
The above words were part Of a
speech delivered by Col Roosevelt dur
| ing the campaign Of 1912, Facing
what he knew was sure defeat, battling
with grim courage and unlailing devo-
ton to promote the nations welfare,
he went to the sacrifice without finch
ing. 1t is said that Boss Barnes,
whom Roosevelt had fought so bitterly,
was in the audience when the speech
containing the above quotation was
made. When Roosevelt reached thi:
climax, the whole house rose TO its feel
cheering wildly and Barnes was with
the rest. He said alterward that there
was something in the personality Of the
speaker that gripped him so that he
was cheering before he knew it.
Such was the life motto Of our faller
leader. He preached, but what is more
important, he practiced. With hi
stern common sense he understood
that sweet spoken idealism is only fooc
for fools, virile men and women call 10
action. When justice was overborn'
by injustice he was not neutral, whei
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-10-30

Bledsoe all camping on this ranch, We
expect to 20 to the coast In two or three
weeks 10 spend the winter. Next sum
mer we expect to visit California before
we return to Missouri. We drove our
reliable Ford to Sunnyside few days
ago to visit two nieces, one of whom
has lived in the Yakima valley for IA
years. On our way we stopped at Gran
ger and called on Geo. Hull and family,
They are we'll satisfied and are doing
well. With best wishes for the Repub'
lican and my many other friends in
Taney, l am as ever,
% Yours respectfully,
H. M. Bunk.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-10-30

Daily Thought.
His mind his kingdom and his will
his law.--COwper.