davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
Suistaiataa fGGrmettG SbSesiG IA
iGsIS.

Siliottoin lopiiipGt erG6t miesben
filot 9Suonsiiripen 2iponfplGsid II.
I. gfiefinfonfoan loitomoilto topoI.
Iisto Iiutrenlmon "fG6rmeen peiGn"
W1iebet oIipot enIin toponncet 8
fpl. boiollnon oIeiuoo fDbf66rmcttG
Ief1 nGm1 topcttltdon lGbteneet leu.
roilemoon moosia n6fpluid f0drmeit
ten fuIfinpGDIid. gsGmd iobtipotfin
erSilIe mGttdGlIc, iosto Iopocttiin
pbteenIa tO4 fddrmettd, iotfa foiffi
ioutlliiuot iirmon ilubun. aadr
mcistd olilpot piiininIGt $500
icittimetrid ia pieninumdt 20-25
ruttimetri6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
llsfpfnnnan jobtaja farfptettm iobtu'
toimestaan.

ct Soiepb, Mticb. = SGf1s usfo.
funnan iobtaia fltnil1gas @enianir.
Yurneu on farfoitettu rpaltoistlti.
meltaan piiritilomari g. $. seooin
pGGt0fIen perllsteella. 9llten u1ris-
tetaan ipDtettiin fliningas Yl1rrellin
fGDttGptpneen epaiipeelliiesti Toomc
tin Suone-niniieSiG usfofltnnasIooll
iofl aifa iitten. SGmGn lppt0fien
lilafii bdnen tpafuutettiin olleen
maIbeelliien ia petolliien iofupGip1i
ieSiG toin1innasioan.
Turnell perltsti usfonnolliIen
Saalpetin Suone-iiirtoIqn NON; faf-
iifpnlmentG-ipiiii lpuotta iitten. Sen
on1aiiltltoen aripo noriee niIjoonnan
bollariin. @oltio mooti fuulusteluo
iiirtoflnnan bajoitton1iSto, nnltto
tuomari Seoo ei tGbGn iuostunltt.
SGn apofliittti iiirtolaSio olelpan Iel
Iniiia idienid, iotfa oipnt ipptt6nid
ia iotfa ioittuiiiapnt ippttG fiiriimddn
%urneIlin tefoien td6oen. Suomari
mGGrGii DIeilen omniiuu0en buolto-
jan jonfo io9ooIlo uSfof1tnnan iG-
ieniIl6 on oifeuS eoelleen iotfno D6
teisfltnrulIista elGmGGniG ia uSfon-
nollisten f1iitteitteni1 opettolnistn.
Suomari Seabin pGGt0fIen no-
inlla @errien fauntin oifeus mGG-
rad pleiien omoiiltlloen 9uoltoion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
@iifOll Darrelta
"0ulSen 9inlen" pernstaia tapllnt.

Cincinnati, Ohio, marrasf. . y.
- glrtbur gtaSb, II. t. GOLDEN I'll.
len" liiffeeSlG6n fGptGnt06n pttonut
puflttebtailiia, fuoli tGnGGn. S1n
Ell ollut tebnpt nlitGGn teStanenttia.
@oesmenneen omailltus lienee NIL.
joonan 0ollarin maibeilla. gl1eSidGn
iafoi Scr Slash tp0lGiiilleen buo!Igat
tapan oihn liiffeenld moitoista.
Sanen periaatteenia oil: "Saiinitd
tp0lGiiet liiffeeieen ia anna beiOdn
iaaoa ola poitosta, min tp0retteloi-
I'd ei ipnnp ia liiffeen menestpnlis-
mab0olliiuuoet ilrllrenelpat."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
Yleiiid liutilia
Sattilaismainen iuGfiinpmien tafa-
iuarifpinti 0etruitisIa.

Detroit. = &ieltolatipiranonlai-
let tetilpGt pllGtpstartaStufien erG1s
ia SelOen fooun p0flupiSia ia loDli
lpGt iiellG tGDoellilen, $500,000 or.
tpoiien foneiston oluen lualnistamis
ia marten, folme $4,000 gallonan
allaSto tdpnn1 ollltta ia folme 3d.
900 gallonan tGpiinaisia oluttanffiG
iefG paljpn nnluta tarpeistoa. Gar
fastlifien toimeerpani feSfipiiffona
fieltolafiipalmonnan iobtomies Dan
Soccarelli.
Oluttebtaan iiiddnfdptaipG ia
pGGtoinliSto oil SeIben-fa0un raipin
tolon puolello, mlttto fellariferrof-
ieSIo oleapot f1ptGp1t ulottitiipat TO.
fonoiIen faupungin forttelin laotuu
belle. Suoneistoon filitlui rieita
tbbji1 parostobuoneita ia fonttorei-
ia. Sic6pect ia faptdlpdt olipat
min owelosti iGriestetpt cttd laitof
iesto pli 80 eri uloSfdptdmdd ia.
oulle tai tafnfujalle.
gSiiIi f1orrna-altoa, joito of
ilmeiIeSti fiptettp oluen fiiIietuf.
ieen nposfin tofnmarifoitiin; foiffi
tpnnpreislG ia iGili0i8iG oIlut oIut
iuofiutettiin lifolpienlGriin ID mo.
malta tiptetpt pullot rifottiit.
Se6oos of min iuuri ettG ie
fpfeHi tltottamnnn 300 tpnnDrid
polniiSto iuoniau, jofa IN tGbGn
ianffo fdpnpt bDtpin fuuppania Get
roitin alafouplngin fapafoiSia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
0GmmintG @r1nlannisIa.

&ongenolugssbofisTa @ronlon-
min etelGiiesiG pGGsid olerpo tGbti-
torni tieoottao iGGn olleen ipiine al
foina mottta ostetta iG1tDn11pisteen
pIdpuolelln. Sumnon oifaan on
Seem gorfisia ollitt paffasta, on-
muffin on fatoilla ia mousIu pofIll
fuura. Suomesia of ionalloinen,
epGluonnollinen i1Giuboe iofr oifo
iitten. SSpoloioen moriilla of mo-
min merroin lGn1poilentpGG frin pal
jon eteIGrnpGnG olelposio So0anfp-
lGsiG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
SnOmeu untiiiQ
ISnnri tnlipalo Seliinsisia; iuabiu-
got fafIi miliuunaa.

@uorotauli Sanlpereen teatteripa
Ion iGlfeell lofaf. "a pm iltana flo
puoli foboetian bGlDptettiin palofiul
nat Ianlnuttamaan 9tuobolaboeSia,
9ellingin Nuu Sp. lalitatarbasia
ipttpnpttG tuIipaIoo Suli railpoii
birIuittGpGnG palofltntaIaisten laa.
pueSla, Observation-Disclosures leipiterl
boplGGll0St4 lautatarbaon ia flti-
maltsparaStoon let1 fonttortraten-
nlttleen. Halofltnnan oil fob0istetta
ma faifti tpo raoan toiIella puolella
olelpoin 9fenflinOin oliDDarnStojen,
Scotia Blul ia GatennltSaine SD.,
iefd S1lneen Sabat-ninliiei toinlini-
men porastoien IllOjelenliieen. Sill
M onniStltttiinfin iotilaioen ia palo
filntaloisten ubrautueSia tefalnGGn
parbaonid.
%nIo ubfaii fofo 9fuobo,a66en
puutnluara-aluetta. @irtta maiffa
tulen malta roioitettiinfin, poltti ie
noin 500 itanoerttia, fonttorirafer-
nufien bopldGnlon j. m. 9lineelli-
nen mabinfo InSfetaan faDoefIt mil
ioonafii morfafii.
+ SltapimeGllG foboiipat Iiefit NAB
tapina forfeltteer, falttalttuen nil.
oen Ieirnu peninfulnlien p6dbai H.
iGmnoban.
Cullen irtipGGipn ipitG tutfitaan.
9alosia trboiitunut omaiiuus oIi
wafuitettu TobioIasia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
Gboutms naisten tbOn laffanttami
fiesta Sapanin failuofiisia.

Tofio, Sopon. = Sopotin ioiin,
lioiioioempirosto tliIee fobbaffoin tc
fentG1n loinlootijoflinnosla lofieb0o
tufien jofo fielt6d noisten tDosfcn.
telemiien foiiuofiisiu ia nulisio icl.
loiiisia toisiG. @oinitin mirostou
tilastoIliiet numerot oioittowdt so.
panisin oGerpon npfDdGn toisiG fol.
iponnoisio 65,400 nolsto. 0aiipof
iisia moriinfin aBoibun ieuSuiIIo,
OH tGniGn IiiSfii foiipostoisid 1870
ollo 12-piiotiasto poifoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
&auia pioittt iuastenmicliipDttaGit
iuaStanaincillc.

Garis. - Suuri%faupungirtalon
eoustalle 9focbefortiur- -NterisiG fo-
foontunut foniojouffo poni toimeen
luibnmielilen melIastutien len JOB
ooSta, ettG Clement @uton tS-puo,
tias nlorufainen, meni nninliIiin
77-puotiann nltunlun fonsio. Gut
baien oil paettopa uloS iimuowe5to,
ia poliiiit indttoiipat moriiomen at
toon, iollo ban pGGii pois mGfiiolt-
fon lGbettppiltG. @ibfimiIen oifano
tGptDi wibittdrpiG iuoieIla poliiiifet-
julia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
sa6befian 6ciifilOa Iaannt irrmun-

SobSefIan 6ciifilDG Iaanmt irrmnn.
ia tmlipalusia Snbinnapolifiesia.
Snoianopolis, Sno.-mnrrasf. ID
p. - Srnnuntoi-aontulla @rop.
itone niuntoloSla topnbtltneesIa tn
lipalosin ioi liefeisid ilirmonIo fob
oefion benfil6G ia folmetoista louf-
faontlli, ioisto Dfii poloIotiIoS benz
genmnorolliIesti.
Sltlipolo olfoi tltntenottonollo
tapolla noStoIaitofien oufosia ia
pGGii it'd tietG foiffien nltffueSio le
tpi1ntGGn fumes ie oil iltlfenut Ii.
lospG1lpn folnannen ferrofien ol11f-
foilta. &oiffi riiltmiit lopoettiin fol-
mannesiu ferrofIesia ia olitpot ne
faiffi min poboin palaneito, ettG
niioen tltnteminen oil poifeoo.
Borboillaan pi6etGGn tptfin1itfiia,
jotta iooooan ielpille oIifo nolibo'
tettu niitG titrtpalliiuitsidGntoiG, ioi
ia tosfemat aiuntoloin ia botellier
turipolliIiusdpGlineit1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
Slifancn taliui lsmumcsIu.

Suonesta ia 9tuotiista iaapuneet
lennGtirltie6ot fertomnt tGDbelliien
taltpen ioapitneen SobianlobDen ran
tanille. 2o6oen pobioisp6Gsid on
iatanut Gltntu noin ialan wubpult-
betlo. SGGnmurtojot pitGipGt meri-
liifett1 oipoinna min foron fuin
moboollista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
Snomcn ebnstns fnniainliiton nen'
iuustpsIa.

Soiapollon preii6entti on mGG-
rGnnM ettG iinG oifana, iolloin
Suonti on eoustettltna faniainliiton
neuipostosio, tulee ulfoaiiainminis'
teri mofinaiiesti eoustamoan Suo-
ntea neuposton istunnoisio ief6 CT
tG ulfooiioinninisterin ollesia estet
tpn1 ottomosta oIaa neupoSton iS-
tuntoibin Suomen mofinainen colts
toia faniainliitosia, ellei ionfin neil
postosia fGiittelpn nloiienu olepon
oiian erifoislantu poiffeustopalfie$.
ia anna aibetto eritpiien ebustoiot
m11r11miieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
Mtarepni iairaana.

2ontoo. = @illiam Wearconi,
langattomon fefiiid, on maf@pasti
ioiraano 2ontooSia. &efiiiG on olliit
buonopointinen tptimetIesfd 9lmeri-
fan-lnotfustaan iaaffa. 2dGfdrit o.
tuot mGGrdnneet bGnen ppiptteIe.
ntGGn lpuoteesia pitenlntGn a1an.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
aiinalaiIet ampnneet amerifalaiiiu
lG6etpsIaarnaajia.

Sbongboi = aantoniSta ilmotte
toon ettd fiinoIaiiet iotiloot oliipot
ompirnect 90 onerifalaisto 1ibetDs'
ioarnooiuo iotfo oIituat motfusta-
mosfa gobiois-iofea pitfin sdnto'
min Iuona. SotiIoswiroiit aoiict id-
nolpot, ettd IoipoIle oil driettu pm
Observation-Disclosures, ioto ei OIIut to.
tcllut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
SDtt6 ci pGGsiDt &oueorSin majn-
rift.

Concord, &c. S., = @eiss s.
@penoolpn Sones, nuori neitonen,
iofa pprfi tGntGn faitpllngin maiit-
riff nGpttGGfieen maaiImoIle uuiid
tapoia poIiittisten oiioioen boioosid,
bGluiii. Sreo &c. Waoroen ioi 4,464
ia @aiSs Spnes 2,2OO GGntd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
S'isiu, iOfa ci milloinfoon nnfm.


Sri Sobn ". O'Gonnellillo, el1in.
IGGf6rillG 0orcbesio, Wasi., on fis.
ia ninteItG "Nieeiicf". GGnG fish
on titotu glmerifoon Siontin fesfi-
oiasto. Gen toi iielt1 mirlion ome-
rifoIoinen meriiipieeri tilijaislobiot
Il monbalIe pstdpGlleen elGinlGGfGri
O'Gonnellille. 9isiu on Siomisia
fliulunirf erG1IlG II. I. "rniobilIe"
iionfilnIoiieIIe iiomiloiieIle poppis
miebellc), ionfo @ppbG" fish ie on
olIiit. SGinG fisio OH iiitG merfilli-
nen ettei tri O'GonnclI pbtG m1-
b1n fliin filfoau muufnon b6nen
perbecnid idien ole buomonmit len
niilloiufnon nrffupon, poiffo ie on
ollltt taIosin 10 bli foInte ipuctto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
9aliun arma6Snfiia SinSenbnraiu
fnnniafii.

Berlin. - yli 5000 runguistus
mnnfio on iaonut orrnoboufieh fo-
fonoiIen tai oiittaiien preiioentti
bon Sinoenburgin SO:nnen iDntpmG
pdipGn joboosta @reusiisia. @sntto
lista Ell ole pielG loplllinen. glr-
mobouSlautofltnto Iaa tponi1 lop-
puun poSta ipuoben iolnasio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
Snllna tnp6nnnt ta,uattomasti maur
teitG Nem SampibireslG,

Concord, g. S., = @aItion
Neaontiefomisiionin fitpern00rille
j1ttGnlGn lasfelmon mufoon opot
paltion maantiet ia niiOen iilIat
tdriincet GsfettdiiesiG tuIposio to-
ipottomasti. 8abinfo on noin g..
100000 oollorio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
0iaialciffarcita fiinni.

gSt. A p. piodtettiin &llionon
SeitfilGnfpldn tafaIistolla pari mics
tG, jotta littenullin tunnetttin Su.
lusta fotoilin olepifii "liifenlis9ifli"
SeppGiefii ia aormanolpifii. Wticbet
olilpat fertondnia nufaon bor1oil,
leet fpnlmenen pGiipGG &liuIoHon
netiisid eflpfiiSiG ennenfltin iouti,i
nat pio1tetpif1i. Sarfoitrflena oil
ollut poinua raian toiielle puolen,
lnlitta foipa onti ei iitd fliitenfaai
ialliniit.
GuuluStelltjen i1lfeen p11Stettiin
&orlnanow mapaofli mutta SeppG-
men, iolla of poliiiin fansia ielgpit.
tGmGttontiG oiioito NJ. m. bdirion
costa ia poliiiin ipastustaniiesto,
lpaSiitettiin manfifppoillG Sultun.
SGneltG pioGtettGesiG topattiin an
purna.aie, mifG tafaparifoitiin.
g8f. 9 b. fello 8 aifoan, fun m1.
fitupoloiien poifo g8iliani Seiffi-
men meni 9uuianon firfolta fotiin-
ia, nGfi ban fafli titntematontu
miest1 funnalliSto0in olueella fes-
fustelepon fesfenGGn. Seiffiien fp-
isttpG beiltGJ ntit1 miebi6 bc ouot,
l1btispGt mie9et jitofiemoan pafoon.
Tinle1 fun oil, ei Seiffinen ebtinpt
niiesten tuntonterffeid iooba lelmiI'
Ie, ntutto fen bGn fuitenfin bio
mai, ettG miebet eiipdt olIeet iilt0
paiffofunnolta.
GrGdSIG toiiesiofin paifasia itdl
tim ionona iltona pori tunteroton-
ia miest1, iotfu buomotufii tultnoon
IGbtipdt pafoiolle. = 9:ipo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
9intalampilniIet iaaiuat iGbfDualpa
iunlnnn mennesId.


IF. 10 b. tebtiin &oittolamnlin
SGbf0 Op;n ia 9csfusoIitltSliife
Sonffiion lpGliIlG iopinuS i1bfoiob'
tolperfon petGmiieStd SiSmebeltd
Teuron iobaIta Staittalomntin firfon
fpl1Gn ia lG9ipmpGristoon. aorfea'
iGnnitpslinia titlee noin % I'm. pitt
fG ia aloitetoon fofo perfoSton ra.
fennustpot oimon beti. glifonlifIena
on ioo6a perfosto ,polmiifii jou-
luun mennesiG.
@ooIeltbun IGbfoistDstd ON iiis
MT rD66Dttp mooieuouilla totelltta'
noan. @niinGinen tGm6n liutntoi-
nen idbfoistGttisbonfe oil iofu aifo
iitte topobtltnllt Suonenioen IGbf0is
tGntinett 'iosIo mDos tperostotpot
onnettiin 9eSfusoiitusliife Soilffi-
jon tebtGtpGfii. g8erfostotpot Slo-
nenioello opot 10 pddttpmGsiG ia
Ioaooon iGbfopoimoo ia muloo Suo
nenioelle oipon lGbioifoino.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
9iistiriitpja Snpmen mcrimieSlGbc.
tDsIenrasIa.

Seliinfi, lofaf. 20 p. = Suonen
@erimieslGbetpSieuran tpontefijGt
paStorit 2ennart SeleniuS 2ontoos-
ia, Sbeobor SeoerqpiSt Sullisto,
Daniel Or6oo 9lntperpeniStG, SO.
bannes alalila SaupuriSta, &aIer-
no Gurfiolo ia Soilpo @inter Sel'
iingiStG, iaarnaajat S. Sngren
Gor0iffista, Sreorif aonffonen &ot-
teroomista ia @mil lluro Seliingis
tG IefG osIistentit @aartti Sotipii
SampuriSta ia Subo lluro &olltooS
ia oipat idttGneet ieuran jobtofun-
nalle erobafemlifienla. Spontefijdt
perusteleipat pleenid 9afenluStoan
iillG, etteipGt be moi omnntllnnpn'
ipistG tposfennellG pboeSii ieuran
npfpiien iibteerin, tobtori Scimo
8aItarin fanSia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
GnIi fciau fnminsas-iuieruilnt.

aSpcnbonlinostu on $bI. Ioonlit
Tabfsianomon ionfc niutuun fltnin
oos Gbristionin oifoiiemmiu IptfdD
tpnpt ipicroilu suomesiu topobhtiIi
emf fclp6dnd. Sonsfan firtiinfoon
ormeIIoon ioapumon moaboWnlc
toufofmm 10 pdiluand.
gsorion funinfnun SuofOnin mic.
-oilu topobtlmcc pdbdn tdnan idI-
fccn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-11-17
Sumala unmcttOnlnms SaaffimasIu.

gSf. % p. oonullo flo Z idlfeell
jGi iltnon oIle Soaffimon oieman
lGbeiIellG pIifGptGpdlld poliiiifons-
tauRsIi aulle 2ebtonen ia bdnen tDt-
tGrenid 9(ui iefG poifnniu, jotfa
olilput bepoiello oioen tulosia Sbu
luSta SSuoftimaan. Sewonen peI1S-
tpi iunoa ia tafona tuleWao olttoa
iefd ipofiDi raOolle. Semonen ojope
leineen loabautlli iunan mufana
fDnunenfunta metriG. 2ebtonen ja
6Gnen poitanin poiSfautltiipat Detlt-
rim b6fin pGGlle. &GllOin Sebtonen
iai min paboia iiiGiiiG tuarlmojo,
ettG ban betfen fiililttua flloli. S1-
nen poifoniu len iijoon iGilpi Iuit-
renlnlitta nulrioitto. glllistDt1r lao
bortui poriiaton metriG iunan pp0'
riSiG mennen bGnen rltluliinia To-
pulta fobtio. SepOnen NiiIpi bengiS-
ii. = 2ebtonen oil pli 40 lpuooen
ifGinen ia bGnen tpttGrenid 9lli is
fpuotios.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-05
MANCHESTER WINS
 SWIMMING MEET
Kensington Comes in a Close Second in Saturday Events

The third annual Hartford County | !. NJ. C. A. swimming meet was | held at the Hartford Y. NJ. c, A. Sat urday afternoon and was very close | race between Manchester, kensing- | ton and Enfield. Manchester scored S9 points; kensington, 32 points: Enfield, 30 points; Granby, 2S points; Bristol 9 points; So. Wind sor, points; Plainville. Q. The point winners were as fol- ! lows:
 Junior class-40- yard free style: first, Forsythe, Granby; second, Do- beck, kensington; third, St. John, Granby; fourth, Shattuck, Granby. Time 37.
 Forty-yard breast stroke: Forsy- the Granby.
 One hundred and sixty-yard re- lay won by Granby; time 253.41s.
 Diving: first, Eertini Granby; sec ond, J. Dobeck, Kensington; third Forsythe Granby.
 Intermediate cIass-SO-yard free style: first, Bielltz, Enfield; second, Bayek, Enfield; third, r. Dobeck. kensingtou; fourth, Orzala, Kensing ton. Time, 2:0G3.
 Elshty-yard back stroke. won by Bielitz, Enfield; time 1.1S 4-5.
 Eighty-yard breast stroke, won by Bayek, Enfield.
 Diving; First. Bayek. Enfield; sec ond, Bieitz, Enfield; third, F. Do beck.
 Senior Class-40-yard free style: First Buchland, Manchester; second, Maguda, kensington; third, Marsh, Bristol; fourth. King, Enfield; time T 3-5,
 One hundred and sixty-yard re- lay; First, Manchester; second, En- field; third, kcnsington; time 1.37.
 One hundred yard free style: First, Warnock, Manchester; second J. Maguda, Kensington; third. IT. Clark, kensington; fourth, Starr, So. Windsor; time 1.13.
 One hundred-y yard back stroke: First Buckland. Manchester; sec ond, E. Griffith, 1[ensington; third. Narnock, Manchester; fourth. E. Clark, kcnsington; time 1.25 Is.
 220-yard free style-First, Ma guda, kensington; second, McCaw, third, Price, Enfield. Time. 3.47 A.
 10o-yard breaststroke - First, Marsh, Bristol; second, Main. South Windsor; third, Knight, Manches- ter; fourth. McCaw, Manchester. Time, 1.S9 3-5.
 Diying-F'irst. Knight, Manches teE second, Warnock; third. Nc Cue, Bristol; fourth, Main, South Windsor.
 The team entered represented the following County Y. M. C. A. or ganizations: Kensington Boys club, Hi-Y. Bristol Hi-Y, En- field Hi-Y, Granby Pioneers, Plain vile Y group and South Windsor
 The point winners will represent the Hartford Codnty Y. NJ. C. A. In the state county |. M. C. A. swim ming meet to be held at the Tor rington Y. M. c. A. next Saturday when there will be representatives | of all county Y. M. C. As of the state.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-05
ALL AMERICA IS HARD ASSIGNMENT
This Years Selections Show
 Many Opinions
By Alan ]. Gould

(Associated Press Sports Editor)
 Atlanta, Ga, Dec. LP)-lt will be some time before the All-America debate of 1927 cools down, in fact it just seems to be gathering headway roaring on as the selections crop out in one sector after another.
 There is the case of Shiver and Nash the Georgia ends. for instance. Through the Bulldogs unbeaten march, nine victories in row, these two Wingmen stood out head and shoulders above any rivals in the south, attracting national attention as well. Close to par in general ability, Shiver found big favor in some All America calculations and Nash in others.
 for the final splurge of his seven year varsity career.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-05
Money Caused Amundsen
 to Hurry Back Home

Oslo, Norway, Dec. lPD-Money was the reason Captain Roald Amundscn sailed hurriedly from New York last October cancelling among other engagements a dinner at the Explorers club where he was to receive a medal. The Polar cX- plorer says that his American manl- ger owes him $1o,000 from his 1926 1927 lecture tour and he therefore refused to fill his contract in Ameri- ca until the debt was paid.
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ducted the contest.

uucleQ the contest.
 Waner skyrocketed to fame over night. He came to the Pirates iron San Francisco in 1926 and in hi first year played sensationally, bat ting 1886 in IA games.
 The past season Waner won tn batting crown of the National leagu, with batting average of .379, lead ing his closest rival, Hornsby of tn, Giants, by twenty points. Wanel also led in hits with 326 and triple. with IS.
 Go back only a few years ant Paul was just a kid pitcher for { college team in Oklahoma H, ! jumped all the way to San Francisco of the Pacific Coast league in 1921 He was only 19 then. He developed a sore arm and it was this freak of fate that caused him to turn out. ! fielder.
 In 1924 he won a regular berth ! in the san Francisco outficld and 1 batted .35G. The next season he bat ted .401 and won his trial with the | Pirates.
 Waner is the first outdeldcr tc win the National league award There is a wide gulf between Wanc1 and Bob O'Farrell of the Cardinals, the 1926 winner.
 O'Farrell won his award princi- pally on defensive play. He was the backbone of the St. Louis team in 1926 but displayed none Of the qual- itios which won for Wancr his prize. Waner led the offensive of the Pirates with his dashing daring play. Possessed of one of the keen est batting eyes in the major leagues ing pitchers. He was fleet as the wind on the bases and d ball hawk in right field.
 There is nothing In common be- tween Waner and any of the other winners of the National league award. Dazzy Vance of the Robins won the first award in 1924 on his brilliant pitching record.
 In 1925 Hornsby was with the Cardinals at that time, won the award of his offensive playing, but it was of a widely different style than Waner's.
 Oddly enough, Hornsby was third in this years election with 54 points. Frankie t'risch of the Cardinals for whom Hornsby was traded was sec ond with 6G points.
 F'risCh did not receive a single vote for first place but piled up his points on smaller votes, being well near the top in almost every ballot
 Two pitchers, Red Lucas of the Reds and Charlie Root of the Cubs, received one first place, each. Wa her received five.
 Paul Wancrs kid brother, Lloyd, in his first year in the big leagues. was sixth in the voting with % points.
 A young player and apparently with many of the best years Of his career ahead of him, Paul Waner undoubtedly will be a serious con- tender for the most valuable player award again.
 Hornsby is another winner of the award who bids fair to compete for the prize again.
 Unlike the American league, the rules of the National league do not bar a player once he wins the prize.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-05
Stamford Boy Coasters
 Are Severely Inirred

Stamford, Dee. 5 CUP) - While coastins on snow left by the winters first storm, two boys were injured. one perhaps fatally, here Sunday.
 The victims. David Coleman and John smith, were taken to a hos pltal, where the former was found to have suffered q fractured skull.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-05
PAUL WAIVER IS
 COL0RFUL PLAYER
Gets Award Of Most Valuable
 Baseball Star Of 1927

New York, Dec. 5 UP)-Paul Waner, the National leagues most valuable player, for 1927, is per- haps the most colorful player in the major leagues.
 In his second year in the majors. Naner won the prize with 72 out Of Il possible so votes cast by the con- mittee of sport writers who con-
New Britain herald., 1927-12-05
SouthingtOn Watchman
 Loses Life in Blaze

Southinston, Dec. , UP)-Be- side broken lantern. the charred body Of Peter Costello, 50, night Watchman, was found on q burned stairway at the Southington Hard ware company's establishment.
 Police believed the stairway had been set afire when Costello stumbled. dropping the lantern. An automatic sprinkler system appar- ently had eXtinguished the flames after the watchman had been burned to death and the stairway virtually destroyed.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-05
.LEAP|NG FIVE AND
 .ALL,STARS WINNERS
Take Lead in Boys Club Group
 League
Group E. Standing

Inc MI SIars and Loaping Five held first position in the Intermedi- ate Group B league at the Bows club Saturday afternoon by winning their games for the second week in q row and pulling ahead of the Cy- ciohes' who were defeated. The Leaping Five had an easy time of it In thelr game with the Bulldogs, copping it by 26-6. Slepski, Paluch and Avitablle rolled up 24 points be- tween them in d nice scoring exhibi- ton, while Nappi made all but one of the losers points.
 The Sllmnary.
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I'liantOnlS
Junior League

In the Junior league, the game in which were played on Saturday evc- ming, the All-Stars surprised by wilr- ming their first game from the un- beaten Wildcats, 1S-2, the size of the score being totally unexpected. The Pirates also broke into the win column by defeating the Phantoms, 2-1. The Speedboys sped to 19-3 victory over the Hurricanes and as stunned undisputed possession of first place.
 The Stap1ipp-
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Bulldogs
L.caping Five

The All Stars and Cyclones had a hectic encounter, the former team finally winning out by 14-11. Every man on the winning quintet broke into the scoring, and the star of the game probably was Bellomo. who scored two baskets and held his man without a point. AdamoNicz went well for the Cyclones.
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