davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
Sopanti6e sGauipieImasfen.

0oB I'M IpGteren MitteIaIter &i6ter
un0 @illen0e ser beiligen Seine iif)
Dor Ser gebeimen Sibung Oas. @eiift
ifpGr3ten INN nidt erfannt 5u per-
0en, 10 fGQt einem iofort sic iinnuer-
man0te Ie6nIi6feit nit iener o@frifa-
niiden Site auf. Aud Die SeiIneb-
ner an Dem bis 5u @noe OeS borigen
Sa6r6un0erfs in Sberbapern ii6lt-
den @aberfelOtreiben, ietem mr.
miifiigcn @eri6tsperfnbren aus Der
3eit OeS DISQUALIFICATION &riegeS,
Oa8 nit benz oImoblideu 9luSban
cines feitbegriinOeten geieBliben
&edts gdn5li9 iiberfliiiig getporOen
lit, eri6ienen bel ibren lidti9eltetl
9eratungen 1tno i6leunigen llrtellS=
poQItredlngen ebenfaaS nit ge-
IdmGr5ten @eiidterlt, oerbiiaenoen
MGnteIn uno entIteqen0en Masfen.
9ud sic inns befanntereu Cans
mo8fen iin0 in erIter 2tnie bel ben
ungeIttteten Nil0en i'm @ebraud.
@eut5utage nod Iino regelIoie unO
ungeorOnete Masfent6n8e BET per-
idieoenen Negerlt1mmen IfrifaS
un0 auitralienS gu elmer ~ite6enOen
ginri6tung %gelporOen, ia aud einige
rotbGutige Sippidaften i'm noropeit-
li6en @merifa pflegen tie 5eitpetlig
oilf5ufiibren. 0obei banOelt eS i'd
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
Die Wlasfe in fuIturoe.
1dibtIider 8eIeud1tuno.

Sin Teis bonn g}nrrcubmm trGot
ieotr. uer CT lei;
Ser cine Oedt e5 gu. Ocr anocre trdgt
IS iret."
0uIt, mag aud Sic perbiiucnoc
3a8fe 1eut5utooc olS Gin @cgell-
itorO Icidtcr E0uOelci mo ncfiidcn
Sder5eS gelten, 70 fam bod nnocr-
ieits ibre 6o9e MISUNDERSTANDING Be-
oelttung uidt gcleltgnet merOcu.
9titt geringes gritmunen miirOe
monhen cifriqcn Bercbrer oeS Jar
benprdhtigen 8aid)in9s oOcr buntge-
itaItigcn aoitiimtnn5e3 ergreiicn,
menn er ~perndbme, OoB aud 5ubI-
rcite Stdmmc ser roben 8ilOen Sic
gIeitet Gergniigungeu fcnneh BET
Oenen sic ontIiBbergeuOe 2arpe oils
wiftigiter 9eitnnOteil i6rer icltia-
men @crfleiormg ouitritt. @eraOc5u
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25

eintrof. 3lpongsn i'm otter at 3ugs>
ftGnbniFen; CT lieB ii9 ebenfols oo>
gu 6erbei, 2iibritiide gu fdreiben.
Der etpiqen lInruben iiberbriiffig,
rdumte @oIooni, Der feline Samples
nutur por, trob mannigfa9er gr@
foIae i'm Sabre 1852 ieinen 9egnern
bos 6elo unb iiberno9m bic SteIung
zines 8iibnenbi9ters am Stolieni=
l6en Sbeoter in Poris. !6ier tonnte
er ober erIt re6t ni6ts 3ur 50rbers
rltnq Ieiner Reform tur. 0os Publiz
fun fonb nur an Stegreiftomobieu
@efoGen, unb @oIboni mubte pieoer
&unebas (@ti38en) i4reiben. @nts
tdu16t no[te er nod 3pei Sobren
Der !Sauptitoot 5rantrei6s ben
8iiden te6ren, ols er nit lebensIdng=
li9em Snbresgebatt gum 2ebrer beg
StaIienii9en fir Die 3o6ter Guoipigs
XIV. ernonnt nurbe. Sn leinen
rsi9Iiden MubeItunoen I6rteb er nun
nod in fron3OiiIGer Spro4e eins
ieiuer beiten 2uftIpiele Sc bourru
bienfaifont" (Der mobItdti9e Murrs
topD. Gein 2e6ensenbe geitoltete ii4
trourig. Der &onoent nobm Dem
erblinoeten @reiIe i'm Suli 1892 feline
peniion. NtS iie om 7. 5ebruar
1893 ouf Nntrag Dpn Marie= Soiepb
G6tnier pie0er beipiGigt pur0e, mar
es gu IpGt: Der 9i6ter lpor am Ioge
3,thnr npTtnrbeu
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25

pidtige GoQe, nl5 Die in lie einge,
bitten @erionen bel i6ren reli9ioien
GGn5en alerban0 mi0ernotiirlide 8es
megungen ausfii6ren DEFENDERS ober
@angart Stimne, @e6dr0en uno
Spriinge besienigen Gieres tditiden0
nad5uabmen perilt6en, in Oe1ien
Saut iie geruOe iteden. Sn China
beIte6t cine dbnIi6e Site, Die audi.
oeniel6en 3lped anltrebt: Oie err
folgrei6e &ertrei6ung franfbeit6rin-
gender Geufel.
9(ber nibt mn Sic meienIoien,
gleidiam rtur 0ie aufgeregte F5al.
toiie bei6dftigenOen 6einOe, ion0err'
aud sic mirfli6 iidt= unO greifbareu
@ioerio6er in Mcni6engeltalt iudt
man bier uno On 0ur6 abi6reden0c
2arpen fern 3u balten. 81 tragen 5,
9. Sic itGnoigea SolOaten OeS
@GnptlingS ManOera am &ilintun0-
idoro gal15 a6ionOerlihe alciOerbiil-
len, oeren furdteinfl0BenOe 8e0eli-
tung nabellegt. uytldDt me1tlge Dattet
am aopfe @tasfen BON a6ldeulider
9dBlitfeit befcitigt, Die nit eiuem
ooppelten @elihte tod) porn unO
na6 6inten idouten." SIM gtbnolo-
giidcn 0lltiGtm 5u 2eiOen iinO III.
terclionte ariegsbiite ser iniulari-
ihen 9aiaf n%ieoergelegt, a1f Oenen
pbantaitiide Meni6engeiifter ange-
brodt lino, oie Q1nli9 Den Masfen
ipo6( MIR sic 8eItimftltIi9 babe1,
tGtlid meroenOe @egner miOerItanos-
los gu MAIDEN. Die 6rabengeiifter
uto a6i6cuIiden @er6ierungen oui
Sen Hiiitllngen nno @elmen Ser al
ten Glllturnationen ideinen ii6rigenS
0eniel6en 3wed perfolgt du BADEN.
@Gbreu0 Sic uralte NnmelOung Ser
Mosfe SIT friegerii6cn 3peden iid
gan5 natiirli6 erfldrt, 10 nil ms
oa0egen sic 8ermummltng entleclter
un0 icgli6er 2%lnfeinoung ent6obener
Oteniden reht lonoerbar erideinen.
4ltGgpptiithe Mumien 3. 9. mur0cn
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25

a6er f~eineslpegs I'M eiten geicl<
Id)oftIi6en Sport ooer ipobl gar nm
Elm fllr3peiliges 8ergsAgen, ion0ern
cs iin0 ernltere 8erseg9riiuOe i'm
5pieIe: sic u~mgebenOen Setter per-
itorbener Stommcsgenoiien geben
lid ein ta1l3eu0es 9teq0iaein, iLpO
56or III IGn0Ii6 b%ef1nifen oSer
p6antaItiiden 3iergeitalten. 9ur6
0ieIe perio0ii6 pieOerfebrenOen Sell-
felstdn5e louett ongebli9 Sic oeiiird-
teten Observation-Disclosures periagt
mer0en, oo9 lit babel cine formlihe
,Seilfun0e~ BON aIlerbano Son5for-
men 81 6eobadtcn.
@igentlife S9ouipieIntasfert an
Sic iene barmloien 9elultigungen
megen fires t6eatraliiden anItrifs
~aerna6nen, lino iibrigenS MIR bel Den
8Glfern oes floiiiiden 4ltertum5
iiblid gcpeien. @riehilde unO ro-
miiGe &omo0iantcn beidmierten an-
oeblid l6on unter Sbelpis, Oen Sc
griinOer ser antifen 9ragooie, Ser
Inn Sic 0litte OeS icdlten Sabrbln-
Oerts .. SIR. gelebt BADEN iou, ibr
@cIidt nit Sefe unO ip0tcr nit
6roidfar6e, Inn 6eionoers Sic er1ei-
ternoen Golen ser oomols meiolib
gcbGnielten gcOienten uno &ode 81
ipiclen. Spdtcr uerfcrtigteu iie ibrc
2orpen aus 9aumrinoe o0er 2eOer,
sic INNER nit 2cimmano o0er eiuem
ni0crcn mcidcn Suffer uerieben ma-
rem. SdlieBlid be0iellte man iid)
Dol5erner MoOelle, sic BON oeidif.
ten 8iI06allern no6 belebrenoen In.
gaben oer SdouipicIer gei6nist
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25

man fann ii6 iebr fraltf fiiblen
uno bod i'm Ginne Der @efabr un6
Der 8~eorobung gang geiuno iein.
Muffoaenoer lit, Dob man liN iebr
geluno fiiblen fam uno bod totli6
front iein fam. &ranfbeit uno
@elunobeit lino allo eigentlid iub.
ieftipe 8egriffe.
&rantbeitsgefiibI lit ein
Reconsideration unieres iuneren 8e.
triehes. Srganc, BON 0cnen mir et-
tpos fiiblen, meloen iid oamit sur
qeneigten @ltfmerfiamfeit Oes @e.
filters.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
Sic Gtatue beg Carlo @olooni in
&ene0ia.

@olboni bat fi9 olf olen @ebies
ten berIu9t. @r i9rieb in profa
unD in 8erfen, in 9ialett unb in
S9riftiprode no6e an 5ipei9unoert
8rogObien unb 3ragitom0oien, Mes
lobronen unb Hiibritide, Stegreif@
tomDbien uno 2u1t5piele. Sein Rubm
uno feline 8ebeutung beru6en aber
aletn ouf ben 2ufipielen, bon oenen
beute nod cine gatt5e gfeibe gegeben
nirO, unb i6re u1perpiiitli4e Sugen6
INNER aufs neue betpeifen. Gr mar
Ser er1te, Der nidt mebr bur9 auBerz
orbentli9e unb punberbare @ef9ebs
nifTe unb 8erpidlungen ptrten pol>
tie, Ionbern Natur uno Mobrbeit in
ent5iidenber @infalt ouf bic 8ibne
3uriidfiibrte unb glei45eitig in lie<
benspiirbtg1ter Metfe Die 9er3en iei<
ner 9Drer fir bos Suite ertpGrmte.
Seine 19Dniten Stiide iin6 Dem frs
f9en oeneaianiiden 2eben entnoms
men, bas er 10 genau fannte unb 10
fQorf gu beoba9ten puBte, NIT 8ors
liebe ben mittlern &reiien 1tnb 0enen
bes niebern 8oltes. 9ier fqnb ct bic
banfburften @egenitdnbe CUR Oar tel<
lung: reid getpprbene 8iirger nit
bornebmen MntponOlungen, 59mei4z
Ier, @ei3bdlie, 2iigner, b0fe 3ungen,
2ei6tgldubige, G6mdBer, MufI6nei<
Der unb 9ummtDpfe, @onbelfibrer
uno Slider in ibren tleinen tdgli4en
SOreen, ibren Streitigfeiten nm
ni6t8, ibren Giferii9teIeieu. 9te
S%onbIung Der @tiide 1T in Der 3egel
Iebr etnTo9; fie idreitet in geiitrei9en
unb 3ugeipibten 9ialpgen nit gr0Bz
ter @9neuigfeit portpdrts. Die @rs
finbung Der Situation lit duBerit
mannigfap unb gIiidli9 unb gibt ben
@baratteren retafte @elegenbeit fi9
gu entpideln. 9ieie fino oortreffli9
ge5et9net unb nunberbar fein Bee
oba4tet. Nur barf man nt9t groBe
Siefe uno f4pierige pfp9ologii9e
Probleme %ertparten. @olboni mar
fem Moliere, nit benz NOR i'm oft
gu unre9t unb au 1einem Na9tetl
nergli4en bat. Gr fam feline tiefen
Qeioeni9aften malen, benin er tannte
iie felber nidt; ct f9pingt ni9t bic
9eiBeI Der Sntire, am a~aerpenigiten
bGrt, no es am nngebra9teiten genes
fen pdre, eegen Die pornebmen Stdnbe
8enebtgs, beren 2eben in grenoenlo<
lem 2urus unD unpiir6igitem 2e<
benSgenuB 0obinrauidte. Sein bette.
res @emiit tauete ni9t gu 10 tiefem
Grnit unb gu fold gefdArli4er 9er=
ausforberung. st 1T tein f9arfer
9enter, feline @eIebrfqmteit 1T ees
ring. Seine beiten 2ebrmeiiter iino,
mie er ielbft fagt, bic Welt unb bas
Sbeater gepelen, unb in Ser JGbtgz
felt, Elm Stiid auf3ubouen unb bon
Mnfang an bic Gbarattere felt unb
I9arf gu umrei5sn, nimmt es Ielbft
Moliere ni9t nit inn auf. Mm
meiiten betpunbert man bies in ieinen
StaletttomObten, 10 Dpr alien in Der
beribmteiten n2e borufe 9io3ote"
(Oie Streitigteiten in g~bioggia).
!9ier f9tpinben al9 nod bic Iebten
Ge7eln, bic bic italienii6e Sproae
Dem Ri9ttostaner onlegt.
6reunoi6aft unter GraueH
III MnffenStin1tnn0
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25

ungIoubli6 Oiirfte aber pobl Oie Dol
ferfunoIid erforidte &otIo6e erihei-
tten, 0aB Oieie ii6erieeiifen Masfera-
Sen ibreit aleinigen ltriprung reli-
gioien @oriteIIungen berOanfeil. 8ie
n1mli6 Giharo 4n0ree unO 6rie0-
rid b. 9eqmalO our6 bemeisfraftige
@eifpieIe n%af)gepieien babelL Iu6t
man bier un6 Oa inter 3ubiIfenabme
ser fraeenbaften @eii6ts0ede Die
boien Setter gu perideuden, iene
unbeimli6en 9dmonen, Die nod benz
allgemeinen @louben aaer beiOni-
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
SdJnclle MeinnngsGnScrnns.

SETTLES fommt itobneno un0 mir
geno 8u cinem 5pe8ialar5t fir Sals-
,uno 9toienIeioen cine Siidgrate
lit linn i'm Sails iteden geblie6en.
0Serr 9oftor," iammert er, 0belfen
sc mer, retten sc mid - i6 geb'
Sbne, mas Sc. mon'n!" - gtadj
baIbltiinoiger operation lit Die @rdte
entfernt, unO SETTLES frdgt, mas er
au 8ablen babe. n3ebn Warf." =
n@os, 5ebn Marf?! Gie gan5'
9ortion Slid bot a nur gefoit' 6pci
Marfl"
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
NltgricAiiGe efauipit(crmosfen fIp Sic 4rog0Oie.

nit oiinncn 8ciihtS6ilQen aus bunt.
bealalter 2einmanO periebei1, uuO
nod beute trifit man peridJicOenar-
tigc. ScidenmaSfen in b%intcraliati-
id)cl @cbicttn ionic ouf afrifoni-
id1ent 9o0cn all. ScoenfaQS maren
sic bci0niiben Stamme, mie Oies
audi bellte nod Ser SCH lit, ser
polfstiimli6en Meinung, oaB ielblt
ser Cote auf ieinem Iebten @ange
Don 60ien @eiltera belGItigt meroen
f0nue, mesbalb es ibnen oringcno
geboten eritieu, naditeuenOe GG-
lnonen mittels abl6redenoer Was-
fen in gebiibrenoer Gntfernung 8u
bultcr.
Die meitperbreiteten S"uiti5masfeu
Iolen eS Ser ltrpii6ligen Bolfsiuiti3
erm0gIihen, in ialden 6aaen ltraf.
barer Hudloiigfeit, no cine ralde
Sii6nung ocs gcrbrc6ens min.
idensmcrt iii, I'M 10 mirfun9spoaer
ein3ugreiien. 90 linO 3. 9. BON
9enegombien bis angola ge6eime
@eiellidoften tdti9, Sic Oura ibr
iummarii4es @erihtsueriabrcn cine
mabre S6redcnsberrid)nft ousiiben.
9llS unbeimlide, 0iiltere WtGdte ite-
fen oieie pergeItcnoen @%enoiienid)of.
ten 3umcilen elmer gall5en iibelt6teri-
iden @oIfsmaIie belebrenO gegen-
iiber.
@enm man ii6 Sic 6~iitoriia be-
slau6iete Satiade uergcgcnwartiet,
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25

Broterei. 2otteriefoaef-
teur: 1.|.. 9llio Der &entier @olo-
bad r~aiierte ii6 geraoe, als sic ibm
bic Na9ridt BON Dem groBen @e-
mimi bra6tenl 8os iagte er oent?"
@ebiIfe: nNidts ! -. gfift
mai geidnitten bot er ii6, Der
Erob!"
Scr g. Sunge
6rau (oie energii6 ii): ). p, meiil
Mann lit INNER iebr lieb ge9en
midi" = 6rcenoin: u@s miro lbl1l
mobl ni6ts ono'reS iibrig b!eiben!"
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25

Narremmasfe Deg 10. Sa~6r6rmbcrts.
IAen G0lfer oen gepIugten o@errll
Ser S9opfung~ ldaOenbringenO ull-
idmGrmen. @eil aber idon BON ie-
Der 0ieie praftii6e gbidredungSnle-
t6ooe fait iiber on5 grOenrunO per-
breitet NOR, 10 lit eS beute unmo9lidl,
0aS eigentlide &aterlauO Ser Wtasfe
nit 9eitimmt9eit o~n5uge6en. Scr
umItan0, 0aB 0ie oer6ergenOe un0
5uglei6 furdterregenoe @iiae aIS
0amoneni1ellhe angelpenOet mur0e,
madt es mo6ri6einlid, oaB lie mn
t6iiden llriprungs lit, menn audi bic
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25

gegenpGrtige @oafommenbeit ocs
ieltIamen aoItiimItiide5 crit als cin
grgebnis Ser ales au5reiier0en 3eit
angeieben mcrOcn muB. 6orm lple
Material Der Ntasfcn iino bel ben
pil0en 8olferit1mlncn il nad) Den
nitlpredenoen Observation-Disclosures
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25

Goiafs9laSfe. (eeibener @}lieum.)
feiten iebr peridieoen; 3rmeiit Nor
ben lie aus SoI5, 9aumrinoe, 2eOer
ODER Bappe 6ergeltelt. Nur Ser an.
geoelltete 3med, oie 8ertreibung
nn6eimlider @eien. lit LIBERAL DER.
ieIbe.
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25

2iebIiu9smasfc scr llitiaen @crion IL,
a~ltr0niidcu %2ultipielen.
in ser mabrbeit Oas, 0as ip angel
gen"
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25
@idlt MIR, iOnOcrn and.

Or: @iuft gu Slid ellen, ODER
&rebie?
sic: &otarlia crit Slid, Oann
Soer- &rebie!
Washington Journal., 1919-07-25

6reun6idoft unter Srauew
lit @affenItiGltano.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-07-14
REMOVE YOUR MAIL

The postmaster box their mail from boxes distribution O ns,
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-07-14
PRESIDENT BROWNS ON APPROPRIATION BILLS
TREATY RATIFICATION
 FIGHT IS UNDER WAY

Specia; Associated WASHINGTON 1.-The  s brought a Virginia by 
 
  
  in annulled n SC s concerned
 
  questioned regarding the provisions
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-07-14
AMERICAN SOLDIERS STAGE CIRCUS ON RHINE.

Special coBLENZ, Germany American soldiers Oc-
  Rhine of
  dupica
   on Rhine opening of mark The who more than
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-07-14
AMERICAN TROOPS
 TAKE PART IN PARIS
 BAST|lE CELEBRATION

special The Nugget by The PARIS 4(Asociated the parade held 
 d through tense of along soldiers civilian
 
  mady
  
 Over forty American organizations represented the parade 0 President displayed The Q 
  estimated n he
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-07-14
MAY DECIDE TO GIVE WICK MORE TIME TO
 TO SECURE EVIDENCE

to the Associated
 lnteigencef Washington Itaday Conndtte a by
  of the in for
 election of Gigsby the Alaska dehgacnp has to lin
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-07-14
BRITISH AIRSHIP MAKES
 RETURN TRIP IN 75 HRS,

The iated Press:
 
   arship making what retar hours flight Mnneola New arship of time round flight England  excellent five hours
  delayed or the Contrary
  the
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-07-14
ARcHAneeL TROOPS RETURN TO AMERICA.

 BOSTON,    battalion
  leaving
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-07-14

to the Nome cONSTANTINoPE 12Finver asha, Tah Bey and Demai
   duct of the period. role of
  the revolution which overthrow Tala official title Grand of Turkish Police men and 0 $ of the he n period Enyer Minister of War
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-07-14
CANADA TRADES COUNCIL ADOPTS UNION CONSTITUTION

specia o NomeN
 has  of unio unde one
 Local big
  influence Canada
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-07-14
ALLIES TO TAKE ACTION IN HUNGARY

he
 
  n o order
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-07-14
MEXICAN sANol1s Loor AND MURDER IN SIM

to the Nome The Mexican of young in
  a
  train obtained in the
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-07-14

LANSING SAILS FOR HOME.

By Associated
 of his to the pass on the steam I,otc
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-07-14
ALLIED WARsHPs SENT TO oUELL TROUBLE BETWEEN
 ITALIANS pALMATIANs FUMs

Nugget The Associated
 12\mercan British to Ministry
 Plume some he s squiet
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-07-14
WILSON VET0ES AGRICULTURE AND
 SunDRY CIVIL BILLS


 WASHINGTON, l2-Eresident  most important of q 
 Mir Wilson's objection Agricultural inserted
 
  will a O n Fails Agricultural Bill Presidents WASHINGTON tn President 
 q l|lI I'rei- taken regarding Sundy Civil bill a
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-07-14
REPUBLICANS BACK MEASURE CALLING FOR
 INVESTIGATION OF SHIPPING BOARD OPERATION

to the Nome he decided
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-07-14
HENRY FORD ON STAND IN MILLION DOLLAR LIBEL

Associated Press
 14IIenry Ford the Detroit  Chicago Tribune the statements in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-11
TAMA BOY DIES IN SERVICE,
Death Follows Release From Hospital
Had Expected Discharge Soon.

Had Expected Discharge Soon.
Special to Times-Republican.
lama. June 11-Tama is again called
| upon to mourn the death of one of her
soldier boys. James Hanna. son of G.
A. Hanna, enlisted in May. 1917, and
was thus one of the first to join the
colors from this county. He was a
member Of the mounted engineers
stationed at Fort Bliss. Texas where
he had been for over two years. He
was soon to be discharged when he be-
came i'll and had been released from
the hospital and was expecting to re-
turn home within a few days when
death claimed him suddenly last
Thursday. The body was escorted to
Tama by comrade who enlisted with
him on the same day and they had
been together thruout their entire SER
vice. The funeral was largely attended
by friends and Comra des in arms. Sixty
returned soldiers acted as escort to the
church and to the cemetery where the
firing squad fired the customary sa
lutte. The services were distinctly mill
itary and most impressive. All hearts
go out in sympathy to the stricken
parents and only sister, who had he
Gently lost her husband. James Hanna
he called home. He was manager Of
the electric light company at Man
chester at the time Of his enlistment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-11
MEN RETURNING FROM OVER.
SEAS SHOW CONTRAST AFTER
FEW MONTHS or SERVICE.
APPEAR cokFlrENr AND
CAPABLE UPON RETURN
came Back Magnificent Appearing
Body Of Observation-Disclosures in
Minds and Bodies Apparent to Those
Who Saw Boys March Away to War
and Their Return.
and Their Return.

Special TO Times Republican.
pes Moines, June 1.-THE boys OF
the Eighty eighth division have been
trooping back to their old training
ground out at Camp Dodge by the
thousands now since last Friday. The
ma jority Of the troops have reached
the big cantonmeut and are rapidly
being mustered out,
Both residents and visitors recall
wildly witnessing those boys coming
into the city some eighteen months
ago from their home towns In groups
of fifty or possibly a hundred or more,
struggling across from the depots 10
the interurban station in irregularly
formed lines, showing every evidence
that they were somewhat bewildered
by the strange. unaccountable force OF
circumstances that was bearing them
away from their homes to face the ire
mendous uncertainties Of war. 1t is
recalled. too. that after the boys had
been at Camp Dodge month or so.
had donned their uniforms and had
been subjected to thorough drilling and
required to eat and sleep regularly
they began to take on a look and bear
ing of confidence.
L, Is also recalled when the great
army of the Eighty eighth division.
ma de up of the boys of the middle west.
marched away from camp and for
weeks it seemed the cantonment was
daily sending out thousands of these
Toys for the eastern coast. The ma
jority of the troops got away in Aug
ust last year.
Now these boys come marching back
a magnificent body Of young men look
ing confident and capable and evident
~ proud Of the fact thai they met their
duty faithfully and have acquitted
themselves most honorably.
There Is something in the faces of
you boys as you have come back to us
of which any father or mother may
well be proud" said j. G. Olmsted. for
nineteen years chairman Of the board
Of directors of the state Y. NJ. c. A, in
little welcome home gathering for a
group of soldiers a few evenings ago.
And this seems to be the feeling of
hundreds Of citizens who have watched
the boys come back 81
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Northern Io,ua Items

, TO authorize the county supervisors to
expend moneys now on hand for good
foacs. also spoke in detail about the
proposition.
The banquet was the eliminating
feature Of the initiation Of class of
seventy five candidates by Cedar Rap
ids council 900, which brings the To-
cal membership up to nearly 500.
Reinbeck-Walter Walker, Atlantic.
who for the past four weeks has been
employed at the Getmann brick yards
In Reinbeck, was suspicioned by Mrs.
Fl. V. Kahler of carrying gun when
he was on his way to the brick yards
Saturday, after shooting at dog
near her home and he was reported to
the police. Saturday evening Mr.
Walker was accosted by Marshal Will
lert and asked If he carried a gun and
he at once denied that he did. Then
the marshal said that he would have to
search him and make sire. He pulled
the gun on the marshal and a scuffle
followed, in which the marshal sue
ceeded in taking the gun away from
him and lodging the culprit In the town
'astile. Later Saturday evening Coun-
~ Clerk Fl. J.. Adams and Deputy Sher-
iff Benz came down from Grundy Cen
ter and placed the accused in the
county jail to await action of the court
MeGregor-Rafting with motorboats
is the latest method employed by saw
miFs on the upper Mississippi in bring,
ing down the logs from up stream tim
Der tracts. A motorboat tow" re-
Gently passed down from the mouth of
the upper Iowa to the saw mill Of the
Eberland Lumber Company at Gutten-
berg, Iowa. The raft was $50 feet
long. $50 feet wide and contained about
100000 feet OF lumber. A large gaso-
lene launch and small boat provided
with n six horsepower marine engine
did the towing. The two boats. small
tho they were. guided the raft without
difficulty, making a speed Of three
miles an hour Such towing outfit
with a raft Of the size it managed the
Eberhards say liz entirely practicable
for fair weather, tho, of course motor
boat towing would not serve to handle
such 2. -a:e.. iii d storm The E;S5eri,a Z,
Company owns a large tract of timber
near the mouth Of the upper Iowa riv-
| err. The timber was sawed and piled
| this winter on the banks awaiting the
! opening OF navigation.
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ROAD ASSOCIATION FORMED.
OBJ ject 10 20 Bond County For Hard
Surf acins pk> Roads.

Special to Times Republican,
Nevada. June 1.-THE advocates OF
hard surfaced roads OF this county
have organized into the story County
Good Roads Association, with U. =,
Alderman, of this city, representative
OF story County in the last general
assembly, as chairman. II. n. Dom
howe, of story city, Is vice president,
and Jack s. Dodds, Of Ames, secre-
tary -treasurer.
The object of the association will
be the explaining to the votens OF the
county of the two propositions to be
voted fot on Monday, June is-That OF
authorizing the board of supervisors
to pave the roads of the county and TO
bond the county for million dollars
for the hard surfacing of the roads.
It had been the hope OF members OF
the association that the board OF sup
ervisow would defer the calling OF the
election until the people of the county
had an opportunity of advising them
selves upon the law and Its possible
tiles, but as they did not do so. the
association has now taken upon them
selves the task of advising the people