davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-12

malt erspingsn. $40 eine berartise
DiGtiirberrfdaft beitsbt, fudt bas
Bolt bur9 8srI6fpDrunsen unb 9es
beimbiinbe iie gu itiir5eH. 0as le9rt
bic @ei9ihte aller 3eiten uno aller
2Gnber. Sn China erbieltsn bieie auf
8efreiung BON einem un.rtrGgli9en
Sruds seridtetsn 8eitrsbungen einen
befpnberen gbarafter bur9 bic bort
berrI6snben relisiDIen Mnidauungen.
Sn benz Rsids Der Mtttte 1T bic buOs
bbiItiIds Gebre melt berbrsitet. Sic
perbeibt unter anbersm, buB, ipenn
8osbeit unb 2aiter auf Der @rbe iibers
banb gsnpmmen ba6en, Elm neuer
8ubbbd sri9einen perbe, Inn bic Welt
5u Deriiingsn unb bas geIuntene Mena
f6sn9eI9le9t elmer poGltommeneren
Stufe entgssensufiibren. Die @riinber
unb Setter Der 9ebeimbiinbe prebigten
nun in friibsren SubrbunOerten, bic
grfiinung iensr 8erbeibung itiinbe
nabe bepor, aber unter Oieien faIiden
@orIpi.aelung.n pliinb.rtsn bic angebs
li6en 8efreier unb 8egliider bes 8ols
les basislbs aus, I'm fir ii4 S4dBe
Su fummeln.
9as Sabr 1914 mar fir China pers
bGngnibDOll. Sin 8iirsertrieg tobte
i'm Norbeu unb aatfer SpatstIung
ri.f bic Ranbfdur.n gu SiIfe 9esen
bic GmpDrer. 9ie Sremben tamen,
absr fie madten iih 5u S.rren tss Reis
DIES; bic aIte Dpnaitis Mins purbe
s.Itiirst unb on ibre Stelle trat bic
manbIduriIds 9pnaitie Siing. Sn
Iansidbrisen bIutisen &riegsn gelans
ss Dem &eiterDolte. Oi. tpeit.n Probins
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-12
Gin arbeittrbtim.

Sm Siiboiten Der beutI9eR Reids'
ptitabt, bort, no bas 2lrbei..rs unb
&leinbiirgertbum einen ieiner Saupts
fiBe bat, erbebt ii9 am @nselufer ein
ftattli4sr rotber 3ieseIbdu, beFen
5ront Ourh sing.fiiste peibe PuBflds
den unb fpibe @iebel ssbOben unb ges
glieber: tpirb. Dieter pOr &urSem polls
enoete tinfa6e, aber folibe 9au iti5t
nit feiner 6arbenfriI9e unb ieinen ses
fGlli9en Sprmen lpobltbuenb db DON
hen eintGnigen, srauen Wietbsbduiern,
bic ibn umeeben. Sds neue 9epertz
f9aftsbdus bhtet ter 4rbeiterI9dft
8erlins Elm eisenes !Seim in ber WeiIe,
pie bies i9on in Stuttgart, Sruntfurt
a. M. unb Seipaig felt lGRserer 3eit
Der Gall lit. Der aus brei Gebduben
beitebenbe SGuIereompler bebedt elm
glreal BON "a Weter 6ront unb 102
Wtster Siefe. 9as Grbgei9oB bes @ors
berbuuies lit an 9eI9GftsIeute permies
tbet, ipdbren0 bic brei pberen Stodz
merle als 8ureaurdume fir @eperts
ibdften bienen. lleberall 1T eine 2tbs
tbeiluns fir ben Qrbeitsna9peis pOrs
seIe6en. Die beibdftisunssluien glr>
better buben elm freunbli6ss, nit be-
quemen 9dnten perIebenes @ema9 Sur
@erfiisung, in benz iis ii4 tagiiber uufs
balten oiirfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-12

ben finb. 0te pgorer" iinb bi. partsts
eanser Der SaiIerin Dittpe @no Ga
she. tpelde allen 6remOIingen bur9s
aus ubbolb 1T uHb bersn Srembenbab
namsntlth bur4 bic 8siebuns bon
SidutIdau neue gfabrune erbaIten
bat. sic unb bic ibr srgebene Sofz
pdrtei foII.n benn aud bsimlib bic
n8orer" nit Duffen perIorgen laFsn
unb bafiir Gorge tra9en, baB bisMans
barinen ben 9reueltbatsn untbGtig sliz
isben. Sn birettem 8egenIaBe Su Der
aaiIerin Dittpe itebt Der iunse &ais
fer 8pans Siii, Der bic ipsItli9e gulz
tur Der hineiiI6en bielfu9 fir iibers
ltgen eru9tet unb bssbalb ben Sremz
benbaTtrn Elm Dorm i'm gluge lit.
Spang SIii 1T ipeiter Rifts uls elm
@efansener i'm &aiIerpalaits unb es
biirfte taum iiberraI9en, ipenn ii9 bas
Idon oft berbreitete 9eriibt. er Iei bon
MOrberbdnb sefallen, zines Sasss be-
ipabrbeiten ipllte. grmutbigt burb
bic Saltung b.s Sofes piitbeten bic
,9orsr" ni6t bios in Der umsesenb
BON Ystins nit 5.u.r unb Sdpert, ia
Ioedr bic fr.mbldnbiIdsn 2esutipnen
in Der Sauptitabt ieIbit pursn auf oas
SD1Ite bebrobt 10 baB Sur @eritGrs
flung Der bortigen combinirten S9uBs
truppe bon ben ariessI9iffen biperie
4btbeilungen abgeIanbt ipurbeh. Die
9sI9ieBung unb Ginnabms Der Sorts
BON Satu mar bic SoIse unb bort 1T
bas erfte 8lut duf Seiten Der pereinigz
ten MG9te geflphen. Sbne 3eitpers
luIt f0nnsn bic Rufen am trGftigten
eingreifsn, ba Tis in Port artbur
14,OO0 Mann bisponibel bdbsn. au9
tOnnen aus Dsibeiipei folpie &iautz
f6au 8erfGrtungen 9erange5ogen tpers
ben unb elm amerifaniI9es Regiment
1T bereits aus Manila nah China Be-
orbsrt fporbeu, um unisrsm abmiral
&empff 5ur 8erfiiguns geitellt gu pers
ben. Smmerbin fino bic combiuirten
S9uBtruppen numeriid fdtpd6er als
bic Rebelsnbaufen; ob bieies MiBpers
bdltnib bur9 bic Snferioritdt Der
Daffen unb mititGri I9en Sii9tisteit
uuf dinsiiidsr@eits aussegliden rpiro.
lGbt fi9 Oorldufig ni6t idgen. Dor 15
Sabren babsn bic S9parSflugsen ben
6ransoien mebrfad trGftig tpioerftans
ben, unb in Der 3piidenaeit mOgen bic
sSlibuitier ii9 beFer geriiitet uno einis
ges seGernt baben. Wabriaeinlid bas
ben Die b0diten @epalten in China, 10
lange iie bic p8orer" als ausi9IieBli4
fir bic 5remOen sefdbrli9 aniaben,
ibnen einise 8atterisn unb etli9e taus
Ienb @sbrlaber geIiefert. SIS 1T fO9ar
mDgIi6, baB bei ben IufitGnbigsn engs
liI9e 2bbbit 8ombsn gefunbsn pers
ben. @esen bic r8orer" iinb 5ipar
i9on taiIsrIi6e dineiifbs Sruppen
tn's Selb geiunbt porben, dber bas
min bei Der nptprii9en Teigung ber
9ineiiidsn StaatsmGnner gu 8errat6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-12

8efeftiaunsbon Satu.
sen bes Rei6es 5u unt.riperfen, aber in
ben 8siiegten lebte Der SuB segen bic
fremben @roberer fort. Hun purben
biele Der @ebeimbiinbe gu SrGgern bss
6ineiii9en acknowledgements, Su8ors
tGmpfern fir bic 9efreiung bss Rei9es
bpn Der briidenben 5rembberrI9aft.
r8ertreibe bic Sling unb IeBe bic Mins
tpieber ein!" lparb eine ipeitere 2ofung
Der @ebsimbiinbe.
Sm portsen Sabrbunbert mar China
nit sebeimen 9eiellIdaften BON bieIer
9sn6sns iiberIGt. sic nannten ii8
rWsibiaden", rRotbbdrte", Sursoss
gen., es CAB cine .9sIenI9aft Der gros
BEN Quffabrt" uno cine n9eIellf9aft
bes Rubmes", bic 6erpprrdgenoite mar
absr bic .Ysslisn>tiao" ober bic ,9es
ielidaft Der tpeiBen @aFerltlts". Nu9
blutigen &dmpfsn purbe Der 4ufrubr,
ben bieIe 8erI9pDrer ungeSettelt bats
ten, ssbGmpft, bieIe SauTenbe ipurben
niebersema9t unb officisG bisB es, baB
Der 9unb ausserottst Iei. 0us mar
aber elm Srrtbum. Der 9sbsimbunb
bate nur ieinen Namen geipe6Ielt unb
tpudsrts ipis Elm freFenbes Srebssss
fdtpiir fpeiter.
9lls I'm bic Wiitte unIeres Sabrbuns
berts China bur9 bic arisse nit @ngs
lamb unb Sruntrei9 in sine bsbrGngte
Gage seristb, fiiblten fi6 bic 9ebsims
biinbler ermutbigt unb bielten bic 3eit
fir ben Stur5 Der Srembbsrridaft ses
tommen. Damals sntitanb in benz
S9riftgelsbrten SungtiiutIuan Elm
Ionberbarer propbet, Der auf 9runo
bon 9riItIidsn unb bubobiitiI6en glns
I6duungen .in neuss Rsligionsfpffem
oriinbets bas ben gtrmen unD glenben
naa Stura Der berri9enosn Srbuung
etns before 3utunft Oerbieb. Die nsue
Sette gsiuunn f4nen 9lnbdnser uno
nit ibr psrbunben fib bic 9sbstma
biinbler. Der nsue propbet lpuros
gum Sbieuipung, b. +. Simmslstonis,
ausgerufep. unb er uannte bic 3sit ieis
ner Resieruus Suiping, b. 3. GROCER
Grisbs. SpGter aina Der Iebtsrs Rams
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-12
gpn Der Barrier ausitell ing.

Ginsr Der reiSenbiten .Glous" Der
Barrier Welt glusfteIIung 1T bas
Sdptiser Sorf. Denn Der 9eiu9er
nidt Oas Riefenrab iiber bic sriinen,
nit ndtiirlidem 9raspuas beOedten
Watten bliden lpiirOe, tOnnte er tbuts
fddli9 slauben. tpie auf Suuit's 3aus
bsrmantel mitten aus bsr DeltItabt in
elm ftilss, frieblibes, rings bon Berg
ipdGIen umbestes S9ipeiSer Sbal ents
riidt su fein. limb bod beitsbt bds
@erippe Der ipu9tisen SeIisn aus
Solaconitruttionen, in beren ipdbsns
dhnliaen 3ellen bas @r0rei4 unb bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-12
80 q 9 u n 6ereB.

Or: yHun, Serr @raf, sic treten
ieBt pobl in bas @eIddft S9res Serrn
Shpie9erpaters ein2"
@raf (ber tiirslih bic So9ter zines
febr reiden SnbuitrielIsn gebeiratbeD:
rDas fGllt Sbnen elm! 8raf tann bod
niemals 8rdmer iperoen!"
o.: rNa, sic baben bon bem rards
mer" bod aud bic febr respectable
Mtitgift angenommen9"
@ruf: r9a irrsn sic iid absr! Dor
Der SodSeit iiberbaupt teinen pfennis
9elb er6ultsn unb mad berSo9Seit mir
Mitgift ausbriidli9 burd meins @uts
tin ausSablen laHen - urb bon 'ntr
@rGftn tann ia bod mas onnebmsn
-1e2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-12
9. St.g gpnfulatin Stentfin.

Q. 81 .gpnfuIatin Sientfin.
gen Slugse, bic Gose in 8pangtuns
nit Der rotben Slugge, bic 2oge in
gnnan nit Der fleiidfarbenen Slagse,
bic in Sutuang nit Der peiBen unb Oi.
2ose in Sf9etiang nit Der eriinsn
SABINE. Tas Sreiben bes 8unbes 1T
felt LANCER 3eit berii9tist.
Der Name zines anberen, tpeit pers
breiteten 9.beimbunbss 1T vSbus
ntdts". Seine anbGnser tperben bes
fonbers sefiir9tet, ba iie i'm Rufe bon
3aub.rern iteben. Sbre Seele ioa i'm
Stanbe Isin, fir eine 3eit ben 2eib gu
p'rlaH.n, I'M in Der Ssrne 4ustiinfte
au bolen. 9isIer 9ebeimbunb ri6tet
ii9 nidt nur sesen bic Manbidursn,
ionbtrn iiberbaupt segsn ale Srembe.
gr lit es, Der bor alien ben 9runbiaB
nGbina fir bic Gbinefsn" prsbiet, unb
ibm iinb pobl bic meiIten Morbtbatsn
segen hriitIi4s WiiipnGrs Su3uIdreis
ben.
Qluf bas gonto zines 8unbes, Der
iid r9roBe MeFer @eielIdaft-
ndnnte, Iinb bic feiner 3sit in SI6Ous
fou, SItnnins, SPAIN unb anberen
StGbten beriibten @reuel gesen bic
driitli6en Miiiiondre au ieBen. Seine
S.nbboten bibten bic idpar5e Slagse
unb forbsrten bas Bolt auf gum 8ams
pfc segen bic Guropder unb bic n5fpeis
ten @uropGer", b. B. bic gum Gbriitens
tbum betebrten Gbineien. llnb iebt
babsn bic n8Orers", lpie bic Mitslieber
bes 9ebeimbunbss ~gse SO Gbuam"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-12
sSm g 6net3er Sorf.


SteinmuFen bineirssi6iittst purben.
Der @iebbd9 rauidt ebenfulIs nit
polIenbeter NatiirIidteit berub, Siibe
unb 3iesen peiben mitten unter ben
glusitsIlunssgdften, friIde SapeiSers
mild pirb ausgsi9sntt - mas Dia
man mebr9 Die Sdus9eu iinb auf
bas gsnaueIte S9pei5er SriginaIen
na6sebilbet. 0srner gibt es bort pers
tl,inerte Diebsrgdben oes 9erner
,&Dfi9stburmes", Der Sbiirms BON
S6lob @tupuber am gteuf9dteler
See, Der Stride BON Wiir5brunnen, oes
9ondparte SGusdens bon ct. 8ernz
barb II. q. m. Oas 1T bic nSdpei5
i'm ausauge", bas eibseHUiIiide pot
pourri. IS pirtt biibi4 uno barmos
Mild.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-12
@as @epertf4ufts9aus.

Od wv NV uu ~ ~ 70
SIN auersebGubs, gu NTen oberen
RGumsn Elm frsunbli9es 8eitibiil unb
i6Dne Sreppen aus @t9enbolS binuufz
fiibren, befinben ii3 bic SGle unb bic
8ereinsSimmer. Der grpbe Saal i'm
pbersn Stpttpsrt bietstRaum fir 1900
PerIonen.
9as brittle 9ebGube, bas ben binters
iten Sbeil bes @runbitiides einnimmt,
entbdIt bic Ssrberge, gu Der elm breiter
Sang unmitteIbar BON Der Strube aus
fiibrt. 0ieies @ebdube iit 10 seTdidt
anssIe9t, baB es troB ieiner 200 3ims
mer teinen bunteln Dintel auftpeiit.
90 1T es erm0sIi9t tporben. ben bier
@intebrenben sssen Elm Iebr biGIises
gnt9elt elm freunblifss, luftiges unb
ionnises Seim gu bieten, bas nit ben
mubsrniten ianitdren ginri4tuRgsn
perIeben lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-12

unS Slide ni1t biet beIagen. S6re
Saltung pirb BON bem Sang Der @rs
eigniTe abbGngen unb bies Inn 10
mebr, ba gtnlpirtungen bss Sofss unb
Der @enerdle in psri4iebsner Ri9tung
eripartet tperosn tDnnsn. gung Gu
unb prin3 Gliding, iener Sberftcoms
munbirsnber Der nOrbli6en Qrmsen,
bisIer gpmmanbeur Der pstinger 9ars
niion unb Der palaIt Sruppen. iinb
felt ldnserer 3eit 6einbe. Yung Gu
bat abselebnt, bas COMMANDO 9sssn
bic r8orer" 5u iibernebmsn. Die &ai,
fertn bat unter ben Sofleuten unb
beim Wilitdr cine partei, absr aud
Der abgsIsBte aaiier. Sn Der innersn
Ratbstdmmer barmoniren bic Gbinss
fen 2tsbunssSfdang unb SIiist'ung
ni9t nit ben Manbidus 6etum unO
Gbings6ispan. Die Rsformfreunbe
erparten bic @ntIdeiOung gung Gus
fir ben 9aiier unb gegen bic &aiierin;
tommt bieie GntIdeibung nidt pI0Bs
lid uno iiberraI9enb, 10 iptrb Der Gnts
t6rpnte i9perli9 feline ReItituirung
erlebsn. Die Manbi9us folIen setbeilt
fein. bic iiinsere Generation IoG gum
&aiier binnetgen.
llniere &urtsniti5se siebt ni9t nur
elm Bib Der llmgebung bon pefing,
mo bic 2lnariffe Der r8oysr" auf bic
Gbriiten ftattaefunbsn baben, Ionbern
fis lGRt aud bic Gage Der nGdIten
Stiibpuntte eurOpdifdsr MG6ts ertens
men: bas beutide 8iautI6au i'm Siibs
often. tpeitsr nDrbIid bas snsIiIae
8eihsitpei unb gessniibsr bus ruiitias
Bort 4rthur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-12

BON ben Srembsn genannt lperbsn, ibr
blutiges Banner erboben. Gee beibt
9ere9ttgteit, SO Surmonie unbg9uam
Sauft, Der 8uno piirbe alIo ungebli6
@sre6tisteit uuf Oem Dege Der bur9
bic 5auit gu belpsrtitelisenben Sarmos
ME anItreben. Der 8riinber bieIes
9unbes Iol in benz Gr 9ouosrneur
bon Sbantung, einem ben 4usldnbern
iebr feinbli9 seiinnten Wtanne, gu Ius
den iein. Die srpbsn MaFen Der
,9Orer" recrutiren iid burdpss aus
ben untsren 8ldFen ber 8epO:terung
bon ROrb Sduntung unb Siios IOs
tpis of 5i9iIi, tpGbrenb unter i6ren
Siibrern biele 9slsbrts, Wdnburtnen
unb anbere hOdaeiteIIte 9sdmts su fins
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-12

riftif9 lit. Die bier ginsetpdnbertsn
bdben ii9 meiit aus ben unteriten
@tGnben emporgearbeitet unb tragen
ben Stempei ibrer 9lbtunft Bis in
fpGte 9enerationen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-12

Gin 9 6peren6tber. -
Sunss Dame (oie sbsu sesGbnD: ~8ua
idiittsIn sic ben aOpf2" 9srr nSGtts
es gar nidt fir mOgli6 ssbuIten, bab
man nit 70 tIsinem Wunb sdhnsu
fanRl~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-12

-MiBbertanben. 6rau o.:
vSaben sic feline 90din9" = 6rau
g.: vglein, mir tOnnsn feline 966in
balten." - Srau o.: Plus psl9em
9runbe IaufsR lie bsnn INNER fort2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-12

@ater Der 9raut: sd babe mid i'm
4ustunftsbiirsau iiber Sic ertunbist.
Die gnttport 1T uber 70 ausssfalen.
oab i'd es ablebnen rtuB, Sbnsn m.ine
Sodter aur Srau gu gsben." : 8es
iperber (tleinluuD: n@oIlsn 81. es
ni6t nod nit einem anoeren gluss
tunftsbiireau perfuden9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-12

9tIts Sunsfer: nSbr gouiin mar bd,
fageu Sie2 MertlpiirOis, baB bic iuns
gen MGbfen aud INNER iunss GOus
fins bdben!"
Sienitmdb9en: rOie Sbrieen, snds
bises GrduIein. tpsrben freiIi4 sttpas
GItsr iein!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-12
DPibtrauif9 d.

Batter ber 9raut (prdbteriT6):
.glsine So6ter bal an ieOem singer
5ebntauIeno Wnrt!"
gsperber (silig): nSut iie aud nod
ale 5ebn 6inser2"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-17

Douglas-James c. Waters ct ux. to Chas
E. Roth lot 1874; SO (stamps, 80 cents).
F street southeast between LIST and I'd
streets-S. Dana Lincoln ct al, trustees. to
Thos. r. Riley, lots 10, %, 81, square 1876;
$40 Stamps, $3.50.
Fifteenth and A streets southeast-W.
Mosby Williams ct al, trustees. to Samuel
Maddox. original lot l. square 1853; $50.
Fifteenth street northwest between U and
v streets-Louise Muehleisen to Anna NJ.
Knox, lot 40. square 1S9; $40. Anna NJ
Knox ct vir., G. Vernon, convey same prop
erty to Ferdinand Weller; $40 (stamps,
$500.
Thirteenth and D streets northeast. Q
street northwest between 18th and 18th
streets, and 18th street southeast between
to Jno. A. Hennessey, lots 20 to 26. 1877 to
14O square zoos; lot 243, square 1856. and
lots 46 and 4S, square 800, and lot b block
9, Congress Heights; $16.S7S44. Jno. A.
Hennessey conveys same property to Flor
ence S. Catchings; S16,S7S.44.
Sixth street southeast between c and D
streets-Wm. M. Hunt ct ux. to Mary A
Smith. part original lot Is, square S44: $40
(stamps, $3.50.
Tennessee avenue northeast between A
and streets-Minnie NJ. Strayer to Mar
garet W. Huyett, lot 49, square 1912: $40
Stamps, $1.5O).
Ninth street southeast between and C
streetS-John c. Wilson, surviving trustee
to National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust
Company. lot 81, square 925; So 100.
Cleveland Park-kirkwood Flora to Thos
E. Waggaman, part; $40 Stamps, $3).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-17
Facts ABOUT Flour
MADE WHITE BY LEAVING OUT THE PART
WHICH HELPS DIGEST

MADE WHITE BY LEAVING OUT THE PART
WHICH HELPS DIGEST
Modern methods Of milling separate the parts of
'he wheat berry that contain the diastatic ele-
iheht and furnish only the white -four made up
almost entirely of starch.
one OF the principal clements needed to digest
this starch has been left out In the process and
therefore the person who eats much white bread
Is almost sure TO have Intestinal troubles for the
starch does not digest properly and must of ne
cessity, decay, and cause all sorts of trouble
Grape-Nuts food, on the contrary, is made up
OF the entire wheat and harley, and the processes
OF digestion as shown in the human body are
copied as exactly as possible, in mechanical
way by the use Of moisture, time and warmth.
No chemicals other ingredients are used but
the simple methods scientifically arranged.
In this way the starch of the grain is trans
formed into grape sugar, ana the Grape-Nuts food.
which appears in a granular FORM shows the
outside Of the little granules glitering specks of
tnls grape sugar, which is not put onto the food
from the outside but is result of the change Of
the starch into grape sugar. which works out to
the surface, very much the sap of the hickory
or maple tree will frequently show in the shape of
white sugar on the sawed-of ends of logs.
A handful of Grape Nuts held to the light will
SHOW the little glittering particles of grape sugar
1t Is naturally and scientifically predgested, there
fore the food agrees with the weakest CT a
at one meal for 1t is concentrated, and overfeed-
ing Of even the choicest food Is not advisable.
Being perfectly cooked at the factory the food
can be served instantly either dry wet. col l
or hot. When wanted hot. hot water, milk or
cream can be poured over 1t. There is definite,
distinct and undenIable gain In nervous energy and
vitality when Grape-Nuts food IL used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-17
CITY HALL NOTES.
Davis to he Prosecuted Again-EfOrts
to Save Miss Linking AssaiIants

The office of the United States attorney
for the District of Columbia, so Star re-
porter was informed this afternoon in
tends to take steps to prosecute George R.
Davis, the former Southern Express Com
pany messenger. on a charge of embezzle-
ment. Davis, it will be remembered is
now under sentence of Imprisonment for
two years and six months for assault with
intent TO KILL committed on Herman Baum
garten, but the President has pardoned
him to permit of his release the list of
next September. The assault with intent
to Kill case grew out of the accusation
against Davis that while an employe of
the express company he extracted a large
amount of money from a package being
transported in his care.
Attorney E. NJ. Hewlett Of counsel for
the six colored men convicted of having
committed a criminal assault on Miss Dora
i-lnkins, white. and recently sentenced to
Imprisonment for twenty years each in the
West Virginia penitentiary at Moundsville,
this afternoon announced his intention to
endeavor to secure the release of the pris-
oners by means of writs of habeas corpus
Attorney Hewlett declines to disclose at
this time the grounds on which he will
base bis petition, but claims to be conf
dent that the men will unquestionably be
restored to liberty as a result of the pro-
ceedlngS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-17
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. 1-Justice Hagner
Buckley agt. McGrath; auditors report
confirmed. Gibson agt Madison; sale rati-
fed nisi Brown agt. Lyon; motion to dis
miss bill of revivor overruled. Twomey
agt. Twomey; sales confirmed and cause
referred to auditor. Harvey agt Harvey;
hearing of motion for alimony fixed for
July "a. Simpson age. McCandlish; pro con-
fesso vacated with leave to answer Myers
agt. Myers; testimony before A. H. Calf,
examiner, ordered taken. Hume agt.
Costello; penalties of appeal bond fixed.
Bankruptcy Court-Justice Hagner
In re Ignatius Dyer; discharge of bank
rupt ordered and payment of fees ordered.
Circuit Court No. 1-Justice Hagner.
HALEY agt. Haight; judgment by default
against E. R. Haight and w. F. Reamer.
Frizzell agt. Murphy; death of defendant
suggested.
Probate Court-Justice Hagner.
Estate of John Myers; petition for pro-
bate of will filed. Estate of Matthew Quig-
ley; oath of sureties filed. Estate of Thos.
M Steel; order for appraisement. In re
Jas. Carr ct all; minors petition to cor
rect record. Estate of James Cuthbert:
will dated April g. 1900. filed. Estate of
James D. Darden: will admitted to probate
and letters testamentary granted to Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company Estate
of Mary A. BaltZer; order for appraise-
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-17
SAYS HE IS AN EMBEZZLER.
Lewis II. Ward of New York Gives
Himself Up to the Police.


Il haven't murdered anybody said a
well-dressed man who called at police
headquarters about 10 o'clock last night,
but l want to give myself up
Detective McNamee, who listened to what
the man had to say, asked for a bill of par
ticulars. The man said his name was Louis
II. Ward. and that he had spent $3.50 of
his employers money. He said he was
employed by the firm of ]. Lee Smith &
Co. manufacturers of colors at No. 80
Frankfort street, New York city, while he
lived at :i2D Derand street, Brooklyn, and
that he was given the money four days ago
TO put in bank, but instead of doing so he
left New York and came far Balti-
more. Last night he reached here almost
penniless. When he had spent all his
money, he says, he concluded he would
come to this city and end his existence.
but when he reached here he changed his
mind and gave himself up to the police.
For nearly twenty years. he said, he had
been employed as confidential clerk by J.
Lee Smith & Co, during which time he
had handled many large sums of money
for the firm.
The police authorities of New York were
communicated with, and this afternoon
Inspector Boardman received a message
from Capt. McClusky, informing him that
Wards employers refuse to prosecute him
Ward was thereupon released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-17
CONDENSED LOCALS.

For the larceny of gold ring, said to be
worth So and a pocket book, containing
about 81. from Mrs. Lena Weinberg Verney
Gilbert of Lambs court was today con-
vcted in the Police Court. Judge Kimball
fined him $40. with the alternative of thirty
days in jail.
Christopher Ford, who was yesterday re-
leased by Judge kimball on charge of
making threats. was again in the Police
Court today. The pending accusation was
threatening to do Josephine Smith personal
injury. and he was committed for three
months. in default of real estate bond for
$500.
Pauline Morrison of Dixons court was
today convicted in the Police Court of as
saultlng George Riggs with a stone. and
Judge Kimball sent her to jail for ninety
days.
James Hahn of 18th street near NJ north
east today in the Police Court forfeited s..
The accusation against him was striking
OK. Mora. Chinaman. with his fist last
evening.
Andrew Green of Bassett's alley today in
the Police Court pleaded guilty Of the lar
ceny of bicycle, valued at $34, from Leslie
b. Gray, and Judge Kimball sent him to
jail for six months The wheel was recov-
cred
William Landers. who admitted to Judge
kimball that he has already served a term
in the penitentiary. today pleaded guilty in
the Police Court of setting up a gaming
table, and the court imposed a fine of SIS
CT forty-fivc days In default: also impr!son-
ment IN Jail for fifteen days absolute