davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1925-07-27

"They acted sort o. nervous
like" drawls the big lefthander.
"Now they had a big lead when
Detroit began TO get men on
bases. At once couple of Phila-
delphia pitchers fairly ran out to
the bull pen. Then one came
back and another ran out. Earl
Mack was running around in cir
cles and even Connie was up on
the top step of the dugout, wav-
ing that famous score card of
his.
"Now, according to my way o
thinking, there want no need for
all that excitement. The score
wasn't even close. The AS sure
were hitting the Detroit pitching
and had fairly easy time win
ming.
"The way it looked to me was
that the AS from the newest
player right up to Connie himself,
were too nervous. They were on
edge in July, which is too early
for that sort o thing.
"It's all right to. be on edge
down through the last three or
four weeks, | take it, but no
team can keep that up for three
months. Now the AS seemed on
edge that day in Detroit, if !
know anything about it, and that's
too early for that sort O. thing.
There may be a whole lot in
what Zachary saws.
The Washington times., 1925-07-27
Fred Helps Again
Totals AZ 10 SO Isl Totals. So /
"Ran for SEVERED in seventh.
+Batted for Ward in eleventh,

Wash .... 90 o o 2 o o o IA
New York.. o o 0-S
Runs-MeNeely, Rice. Bluege, Peck,
Paschal ca, Ward. Errors--S. Harris
Peck Shanks. Two-base hit-Severeid
Three base hit--E. Johnson. Home run
-Bluege. Sacrifice hits-Ruth Ward
Jones, McNeely, Meusel. Judge. Ben
cough, Ruel Double plays-Harris to
Peckinpaugh to Judge. Bluege to
Judge to Peckinpaugh; SEVERED to
Bluege: Peckinpaugh to Harris TO
Judge. Left on bases-New York, IA:
Washington, IL. First base on balls
Off Reuther. 6; off Jones. 8: off Mar
berry, 1. Struck out-By Reuther.
by Jones' 3; by Marberry, 2. Hits
Off Reuther, 12 in 10 innings off
Marberry, in / inning Winnins
pitcher - Reuther. Umpires - Dineen
Rowland and Evans. Time-2 hours,
80 minutes.
The Washington times., 1925-07-27
SL00K1NC.TnUER
- WITH LOUIS 4. BOUCHER
OLD JEZEBEL SCOUTS JUNGALEERS

AKING quick duck out of ST. Louis the terrific
V heat couple of weeks Stan Covee and Jebel
Tecumse Zachary and the big southpaw spent pleasant
afternoon watching the Philadelphia Athletics batter the Jungaers
around the lot He wasn't interested in the of that
though. What he sought
Comics after taking mauing
suddenly life Detroit proceeded
eternal dayghs of Ty Cobbs everybody
they continued their wild Chicago and did well enough
against the Brownies under weather conditions Zachary
claims to have seen nothing to him in that final victory
the AS Detroit. He admits
BALL! but he thinks he other things
The Washington times., 1925-07-27
Tigers Buy Two PLAYERS

The Detroit Tigers have pur-
chased Everett Spikes, outfielder,
and Howard Redfern, shortstop,
from Asheville of the South Atlantic
League. The players will report in
thu fall.
The Washington times., 1925-07-27
GRIFFS PLAY TWO DIRTY
TRICKS ON YANKEES
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER


played dirty trickno, two dirty
cson bedraggIed Yankees in New York yesterday First
along for eight frames and them
lust ~ that the Yankees would win the third straight
this the Cfs knocked Pennock and
yt III the slab and sneaked away with 7o victory before
soroe $4,000 fans they had second dirty trick to
snrIn0 sprung Scoring against
sad Sam sixth frame they tied the score and then
wen the eleventh along almost Sygian gloom the Gs
scored one copied second triumph to those
dirty tricks and they enabled the Grs to come WITHIN nan
The Washington times., 1925-07-27
Miller Joins cardinals

Russell Miller, former Ohio State
University pitcher. recently joined
the st. Louis Cardinals.
The Washington times., 1925-07-27
Return Player to Browns

Pittsfield has returned Catcher
w. T. Porter, the former Southern
co!lcgian, 10 the ST. Louis Browns.
The Washington times., 1925-07-27
NatIOnaI LeaRue
Individual Leaders

Ma tional League. 44O.
American League. $50.
The Washington times., 1925-07-27
Covey's 18th In a Row
Totals. 30 1O q 1sI rotals. .s1 - .

*Batted for Coveleskie in ninth.
IRan Tor j. Harris in ninth.
tBatted for Shocker in ninth.
The Washington times., 1925-07-27

Roger Peckinpaugh, the main
cog in the Washington fnfieId,
returned to action in yesterdays
doubleheader in New York end
starred. Unless injured again he
should remain in the lineup for
the remainder of the season.
The Washington times., 1925-07-27

Running along i'm second place
at this stage of the race is all
right" says Bucly Harris, $50
long as the leaders are not any
farther ahead than they are.
They are under a greater strain
to hold the lead than we are to
overcome it. There are ten
weeks ahead. That's time enough
for us to pass the AS and win
the pennant.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
(Fdo.) j. w. cRABTREE,
~ Secretario.

II -
FL sGobernador ha firmado los
siguientes proyectos de ley:
Proyecto de la lCamara No. 164,
titulado: LEY para enmendar la
seccion / de la Resolucions Con-
junta No. 22, titulada Resolution
Conjunta para exonerar al Hotel
Condado Vanderbilt, al sedificio
que ocupa y sus pertenencias ane'
xas como garajes, casas de ba-
nos, jardines, ETC., del pago de
contribuciones, y para otros f.
mes, aprobada en- julio II, 1928,
para otros fines. p
Proyecto de la Camara No 253,
titulado: LEY para enmendar el
articulo 222 del Reglamentp pa
ra la ejecucion de Ia Ley Hipo-
tecaria de Puerto Rico, y para
otros fines" S
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
NoTAs DE FoRTALEzA


El Gobernador ha recibido la si-
guiente carta del doctor ]. w.
Crabtree, Secretario de la Aso-
ciacion Nacional de Educacion de
los Estados Unidos. Esta Aso-
ciacion es la mas grande. institu-
ci6n educatiya de la Naoi6n. sCuen-
ia sus mienlbros por scentenares de
miles, y entire ellos figuran prac-
t'camente todos los grandes edu-
cadores de las uniyersidades = es-
euelas de la Republica.
ASOCIACI0N NACICNAL DE
EDUCACION DE LOS ZEE. UU.
1901 GALE is
WASHINGTON, ID. C.
Sres. Gobernador Towner Y
Presidente Benner,
Casa de Gobierno,
San Juan, 4. ".
La Association Nacional de Edu-
eacion os saluda Y felicita con
motive de la accion tomada por
la Legislature de Puerto Rico al
aprobar la legislation prospectiva
destinada al fonento de La ms
tfucci6n.
Los dos proyectos de ley prove
yendo rentas para la Universidad,
significan que la misma habra de
conyertirse rapidamente, no solo
en- una institution de gran utili-
dad para Puerto Rico, sino tam
bien en- un gran centro educati-
dc panamericano, rindiendo asf
gran seryicio a los paises de Cen
tro y Sud America y todos los
Estados de la Union. La dispose
ci6n relativa edueacion general
es un paso de avance.
Esta Association Sc enorgullece
Ell 10 que Puerto Rico esta hacien-
do en- benefcio de las escuelas CO.
munes, y en- la contribution que
esta aportando para la instruction
superior. Ningin Estado de la
Union ha hecho mayor progreso
en- materia educativa que ell rea-
lizado en- la Isla de Puerto Rico.
Ningun Estado demuestra Ilejor
vision " una ayuda mas sustain
cial Y determinada en- pro de la
instruction que es una base en-
que descansa la Democracia y la
civilization de America.
Servios extender esta felicia
con los mienfbros de la Legis-
iatura, Que son los que deben re-
cibir credito por haber aprobado
.sle legislacidn Educational mas
constructive del. ailo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
Conner BEN ES
YIVIR BEN
EN- SUS ALTMENTOs ENCON. !.
TRARA LAS DosIS NECEsA5
RIAS DE- HIERRo, FosFoRO,|
ETC, SIN NECESIDAD DE RE-
MEDIOs NoVELERos

On notable gastr6nomo dijo en-
cierta ocasi6n que vivir bien era
conner bien. Mnchos somos los que
pensamos de igual modo, y antici-
pamos con placer la hora de las co
midas. Ante nuestra vista desflan
los deliciosos guisados- adn humean
do, que. regalan sabrosos olores al
olfatos La sopa sbien .condimentada.
L. .perdiz estofada,. o el pcscad5
la minuta, la carne asada, Ell vino,
los postres, de;nitassf Y un ciga-.
rro. iEl placer. de Ia vida! IGOza
usted de sese placer, o sufre usted
de falta de apetito?, siepte sUd. eell
bienestar de una bnena digestion
despues de Las. comidas, o tiens
gases, acidez,. malestar, fiatulan-S
cia? 5Digiere usted bien, o es pro-
penso a indigestion? DIGENOL des
pues de las comidas ayuda la 9bues.
na digestion " asimilaci6n de. EnD
,aaslimentos. Es un remedio. efectivos
contra Is Indigestion Flatulencia,
Acidez, Gases en- el est6mago, Fal-
"a de apetito = Dyspepsia. Las per-
sonas que toman DIGENOL, gos
sizap de la vida, comen con apetito,'
y 10 que quieren.. Dos pastillas des
pues do las conidas fortalocs el
est6mage y faculta la buena diges-.
ti6n, corrigiendo tados los des6rde-
nes sstomacales. 81 sufre psted -osi
est6mago, 81 no tiene apetito, 81 MT
digiere bien, tome DIGENOL. Vaya
inmediatamente a Ia farmacia mas
cercana. Compre I'm ONO hoy mis-
mo. Esta nifsma tarde tome dos pas
tilias despues de su comida, y prom
to entrara usted entire los que pro-
clamamos. CONFER BIEN Es WI
VIR BIEN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
"SOLLOZANDO'
Z t'ss sAss "a.
1AsARUASI.

s2ts+Nt 49, q IS
Una noche.s en- la soledad de ,un
campo, hajo un cielo tachonado de
estreIlas, cerea, nluy cerea de la
mujer anada, Of por vez primera
este walls, que es como un rocio del
alma, como la armonica cristaliza-
ci6n de un sufrinliento.
I'm walls es un abrazo de almas.
Su nisica semeja uno como
vuelo de libelulas.
Pero este walls es mas: Hay sus-
p5rcss aaegrias, tristezas u espe-
ran1as en- sus notas aaelodiosas.
rs un grito de angnstias.
Una melaneolica neta de iris
teza, M
FIace ~sufrir y hace recordar
Eesto es, hace viyir. =
unschorre de ilusiones y'aela de
sas notas. N
de sns. corcheas vuela la crisa-
I'lida multicolor de Ia sesperanza,
como en- una apoteosis de luz. q.
Sus blancas suenan con la pure
ia del manantial naeido EN- la sell
va preadanica.
Sus. negras dan la tenebrosa obs
curidad de un presagio triste.
Este walls es la sinfonfa del amor.
En- todo el vibra ell ritmo de la
vida.
Es la encarnacion musical del
amor porque tedas sus transfer
naciones estans en- sus notas, CO.
mo todos. los dolores aen. eel Iris.
Hay en- el nn alma de artista.
Su autor humilde y desconocido,
rebelde ante eli estercolero de la
popularidad, esculpio CON sus no.
tas la diosa divina del amor.
Hizo un paisaie esplendente v
Epor clio sera immortal.
Ell n1anantial cristalino y sere-
no de las Caricias, 81 rio susurran-
te de los Ruegos, Ia; laguna melan-
colica de la Contemplation, la YER
dura esnaltada de la Esperanza,
lei rojo berrnejo de la caida de sol
de La Lujuria, el lsoleaje furioso de
los Celos; todo esta EN- el, con
inaestria tan grande, matices tan
pronunciados, hechnra tan gala
ma, que ese walls oeupara sitio pree
n1inente en-. el raro clasicismo de
nuestra naisica nativa.
Dido desde lejos, en- la Soledad
de la noche, bajo un sudario de re-
las nostalgias inexorables de un
caerdos tristes, aguiioneado por
amor lejano, @sollozado' por dos
faptas y aconapanado de gilitarras,
en- esa hofa psiquica aun descono-
cida en- que el alma casi Sc escapa,
del cnerpo, prodnce tai sensacion1
nerviosa, que Ia impression da, de
producer una nueva vida.
TT4Av AAYxSc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
PoR ERIC KEYSER.
Corresponsal Especial de la
UNITED PRESS

BERLIN. julio de 1926. En- 1926
81 nundo presenciara una revolu-
cj6n de mujeres, seg1n declara el
astr6logo A. NJ. Grimm, de 0ides-
loe, quien ha escrito un horoscope
para el nlundo hasta el aiio de
1911.
Sin embargo, la revolucion del
bello sexo no sera la ,lnica prueba
que tenga que soportar Ell nlundo
el ano entrante. Grimm calcula, por
Ia constellation de las estrellas, que
.en .el inisno ai5o habra considera-
hles hannbres y sequias. Los pozos
Sc secaran 10 misno uue los rios.
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lacion no 10 especifica claramente
ell rango-sera derrocado por revo-
luci6n politica, Y no por las muje-
res
Tambien ocurrira ell afio entran-
te un temblor de enormes proper
clones, Respecto de este, Grimm Sc
manifesto contundente Y 81 bien
no puede dar a conocer ell lugar
donde pcurrira la. revolucion fe-
laenina, el derrocamiento del rey
0 .presidente, Ell hambre v Ia sequfa,
afiInla que ell apiece del tenblo1
estara en- los alpes austriacos.3
Sin embargo ell aflo, de 1927 sera
todavfa peor. Para este aiio, predi-
ce las mismas calaanidades que pa
ra 1926, salvo que Ia revolucion. de
las n1uienes sera reemplazada por
un lnotfn general de los ejercitos
-permanentes.
En- 1928 oeurrira otra nserie de
hambres Y epidemias. En- el mis-
mo afio morira un gran monarca
y raiz de su muerte sobrevendra
an terrible conficto armada.
Sin embargo, parece que esta
guerra no sera de larga duracion,
pues en- ell ano de 1929 no ocurrira
NADIA de importancia, spor 10 que
puede presumirse que la guerra ha-
bra terminado va para entonees.
La proxima decada de 1880 a
1940 abundara en- revoluciones
grandes y pequenas en- toda Euro
pa Y epidemias de. todas classes
afiigiran al mundo entero. En- esta
decada el ano de 1916 sera el mas
favorable, pues Grimm predice pa
ra 81 solo crimenes Y desastres in
significantes.
La decada Sc iniciara con una
gran revolucion czarista en- Russia
donde los .czaristas, en- breves Pc
70 sanguinarios combates arreba-
taran la victoria a los bolshevikis
expulsandolos del pals matando-
los Y reinstalando a un Romanofi
EN- ell trozo de Russia hasta fines de
1880.
FL ano de 1871, ell centenario de
IA guerra francoprusiana senalara
un cambio en- la historic de. Fran
cia. Sc hara resurgir el monarquis.
! mo y sel pals pefdera mucho de 81
/ territorio en- ell proceso de transi.
ciof..
81 astr6logo Grimm no dice ma
Ia en su spbra respecto del resplta.
sio de la revolaeion del bello sexo
pero puesto que NADIA. puedel ba
/ sarse en- predicciones acerca de i
repetici6n del experimental, bier
puede presu1nirse que ell prinert
/ ternainara en- un desastre.
q
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
CR0NIsTA.
FL COM. DE SANDAL Sc DIR
GE A LAS COMPANIAS 4
sNAVIERAS. ~
San Juan, agosto 6, 1926
CARTA CIRCULAR I A TOBIAS
LAS sCOMPANIAs DE vAPDREs S
DE PUERTO RICO


Es de sconocimieuto official de es-
1te Departamento que Adesde Julio
30 Sc ha sconfirmalu la existencia
de la glosopeda en- ANA n1anada de
seanado situada cerca de la pobla-
eion de Houston, Texas v que una
parte del Condado de Harris esta
ouarentenada.
Sc recuerda que todo ganado i'm
portado a Puerto Rico adehe ser vi
sado en- primer termino. antes de
dosembarcar spor el Veterinario de
este nepartanento Y adenlas que
debe traer un certificado de los
funcionarios federales en- que Sc
establezca que .diche gar1ado no vie
ne. de territorio infectado nj ha
pasado por seI. -
Atentamente, sa
DR. Pedro N. ORTIZ, I
{. CosnisionadoEde Sandal.
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TN AsTROI4OGO ALEMAN PRE-
DICE UNA REVoLUCION FEME
NINA Y LA CAIDA DEL REGI-
MEN BOLSHEVIKI
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LEA N USE -
q Anluncioe Claaif;radna IA
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HAMBRE, PESTE, GUERRA.

eEFsfsfSR afss -
In tremendo terremoto causara
terribles dahos en- ell Continen-
lie EHropeO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10

El Gobernador ha aprobado ell
nombramiento hecho a favor del
senor Luis C. Trigo, Juez Muni-
cipal de Adjuntas, para achliar de
Juez, Municipal de Utuado, mien-
tras dure la suspension del juez
propietario:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-23
PLUMBERS WILL
DESERT CITY:
FOR DAY
.
Members of Local Union COZ
to Hold Annual Outing at
Chesapeake

If the water pipe in the house
springs a leak tomorrow, it may
be necessary to send to- Chesapeake
Beach to get help to have 1t fixed.
MembeNs of Local Union No. 6Oz, OF
the United Association of Journey
men Plumbers and steamfitters and
Helpers intend to knock off from
work for the day and hold their
annual outing at the bay resort.
Two thousand are expected-enough
to repair all of the dripping faucets
in this section of the country.
The athletic program will include
a tug of war between the steam
filters and their helpers, 50-yard
dash for women, 50-yard dash for
girls, fourteen and under; a 100
yard dash for members of the
union, a 50-yard dash for boys
under fourteen, 75-yard dash for
fat men, potato race, and a shoe
race.
The excursion committee Is COM
posed of w. T. Watts, f. Lucas, L.
Dougherty, H. Burgess, F. Maley,
J. Crawford, C. A. Schmidt, s. d.
Yea, George Stewart, j. Barlow and
j. M. Bolts. Officers of the union
are w. T. Watts, president: S. D.
Yea, recording secretary; J. M.
Bolts, financial secretary and bust
ness agent; G. A. Schmidt, treasurer;
j. A. Crawford, vice president, and
George Nan, guard.
Seven councils Of the Junior Order
of the United American Mechanics
are holding their annual outing to-
day at the beach, with 5000 AT
tending. The participating councils
are Liberty Bell, Benning, Woodrow.
Wilson, Capitol, Constellation, !.
Morgan Reed, and Mt. Vernon. l..
e. Rector IS chairman Of the ar.
rangements committee.
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that any nation at any time has
held in the worlds history.
"Our productivity is % per cent
greater today than it was in 1924,
which marked our highest previous
level My criterion is the figures
OF employment. With the excep
ton of the New England textile
centers and a few other shaded
areas on the industrial map, there
is virtually no unemployment In
the United States.
The period of postwar defation
has passed. / look for no further
recessions. Instead, 1 see a long
upward trend, far into the future.
To help this trend forward, the
Department of Commerce Is anxious
to organize and put on production
a complete program of public i'm
provements, which includes the do.
velcpment of Los Angeles Harbor,
the Columbia river. the Chicago
Ship Canal and the st. Lawrence
river link between the Great Lakes
and the North Atlantic"
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tirae, and its well-being today is
greater than that ever boasted by
any nation at any time in the his
tory of the world.
This was declared by Herbert
Hoover, Secretary of Commerce, on
his arrival here from Washington,
D. C.
Increased foreign trade has been
one Of the main factors in making
business in this, country better,
Secretary Hoover said.
"Since 1913" Hoover stated, "the
foreign commerce of the United
States. has increased IL per cent.
No other nation has recovered to
within IL per ce 1T of it's pre-war
trade. We are, the only nation in
the world showing an increase in
overseas trade. Nj
a''No other nation ever has occu-
pio.i an economic position compar-
able to ours today. 1t is the
strongest in our history, the strong
est in the world, and the strongest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-23
SIGHTSEEING BUS LINES
OPPOSE UTILITIES RULE

4 Owners of sightseeing bus lines
are opposed to regulation Of their
business by the Public Utilities
Commission. it was announced to-
day following a conference OF repre-
sentatives of several companies with
Major w. fE. r. Covell, assistant
engineer commissioner.
The sightseeing companies now
operate without a license from the
utilities commission. Should the
commission take jurisdiction over
them, applications from persons
seeking to operate such lines would
be submitted to the utilities body
for approval. The rate of fare also
would be fixed by the commission.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-23
2 mon CONS" PROMOTED
TO TECHNICAL SERGEANTS

Two non-commissioned officers of
the quartermaster corps of the regu-
lar army have been promoted to
The grade of technical sergeant in
that corps. according to Major Cen
eral William H. Hart, the quarter
master general
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-23

Staff Sergeant Earl s. Croney and
Sergeant Alfred L. Alexander have
been made technical sergeanrs.
The following have been made
staff sergeants' Sergeant Michael
Morrissey and Corporals Percy j.
Gee, Thomas Sihto,, jr,, and William
+ nike and Privates John Atkinson,
Caledonia IIdefonso.
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PROSPERITY IS
AHEAD, SAYS
HOOVER
sfssset. s4
Secretary Of Commerce Finds.
Unemployment Situation
i Improved

International News Service
Los ANGELES. July 23.--Never
before has America enjoyed the
prosperity it is enjoying at this
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At New Orleans con-
nectionS are made
with through trains
to Texas, Mexico,
Arizona and Cali
fornia, and with
steamers to Central
America.
For tickets or reser-
vations call Ticket
Office, 1910 II st.
N. W, Phones: Main
5633 and 1908.
Evening star., 1925-01-11
Observation-Disclosures

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large living room, reception hall, kitchen and
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two baths, balcony: has delightful views and
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COUNTRY BOARD.

QUIET, comfortable, private home; well heat
ed. electric lights and bath; desirable for con-
rates to families or two people in one room !;
generous meals, well cooked; everything strict
Iy sanitary; 90 miles from Washington by r.
R., so miles by auto. Apply Mrs. L. O. Linn,
Strasburg, Va.