davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31

bIeo rsSte til at or9nae Giet % ie
paa Ting ira 2ienoiaene. oa mon Oct
life er ret at arrtoae, at Soften err me.
Get lettere ubint for at BIZ rGo Oet.
Sen life fon ie oroentlig, emo Oet. ben
fan betragte ueie? Rnnr D / lite
fer ian ganife fart. bpaO Ser msScr
oS | Sltsmsrfe. idd blir oct oite til
oct, at pi Ter ct SpeseIie, og Sn ifol
oi heLcr life iortpufe Setter /, at
Sen bIir rGS for iueeu Ting, raor
hi bor bGrat poo oen noaet @rcier.
iom aisr Set nTiten umrIiat for ben
az ie. S1 ooa boISer nj iait paa Den
oumrme Snorctmiuq. iom ON Ser life
bar uogeu duocr tl6uci,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31
Drift 90 Satfisoom.

Grit er cen nlminSeIigite, met
nbsnbsrIise gariag til 5nttieS5m.
2rdnferen fisber ii5 5attisoon. Scr
Oct maa 8enaer ill for at bIi en- 9ran.
ter. Otan fan nof bli i~pdnOeret paa;
men ! Sgngoet fontmer ben, JON or;f.
fer, til at betale ior alt, ban bar moo.
tat. Srpsserierne o. 9ranoerierne
sisr Den Seresning. at bper SpIg
lfdl bli betalt for. Tet enoeIige llo.
log fonrter poa Dem, icm britfer.
Get aarlige Sal9 al "geer" / Hefp
Oorf belgber iig iii list cuer Ell Ssn.
De Tor bper Siel, i Gbicoso % @hiln.
oelpbia n9iten TO 3snOer, / Bolton
ODER to Ssnoer, / Ct. 2ouis % Gin.
cinroti ODER ire Ssnber, / 0etpart, ".
s., npiten fem Ssnoer % / WiIponfce
i'm SsrSer. Bin og De io~rifieIli5c
SlaeS ~oeitiaereoe Eager er life reg.
net me0.
Sen, iom Oriffer, bIir n9iten oltiS
soieI nreo itle 8cnge. Sans 8enge
saar let. iaaIGnge ban bor noser.
Simple arbei0ere i~llttter tiot en- ire
Cages Curing 25 eler 80 Collars
fnttigere, ems ga 0e begpnote. Gppe.
titeu freezer citepbnnrSen mer og mer
Tor at bli tiIireosItiaet. Sreoien al
Sriffebreore oorer % ioaleoeS ems
Sorpligtelicr, iom Ell 9riffebror ier
benz. @tcO Grit isIger gierne SpiL Ell
np aisruno til at Die 9enge neo /.
Grit gisr en- rtSueIig til at tiene
Eenge. aapitoIcn iuleIter bort, %
@iGl6 IttfteS, ON man Dor @etroeIs
ie. SoaleSeS Dir Ben, iom 0riffer,
ofte life aIene iatti8, men oloeIeS
gi9lobunSen.
observation-disclosures ifltISe foa Ell
Berion til at ia iiae in9t ior iterfe
3riffe, ont life andre Senipu % beies
re Rotioer oppellerer til hans 5sleIie
% Soritan6. Sor sen, iom Oriffer,
blir BET mel % mer panifeI.at at ial
Isnnerbe 9eifiGftigelie. @e0 flere
al 2anoetS Sernbnrer bIir MT fun
N9nb, iom aIOri9 9onr pno SoIoo.
ner, aniatte, % DC al SSernbnnefoIfenc.
iom iDnber moo 9eitpreIiers Goes
buOSIope, faor GfifeS. @eo andre
8aner igien err BET life iuISt lac
Itren9t; men o8ioa Der bill 0en porlte.
lige WonO bli foretritffen. Ser an.
oeS bel life / belle 2arbet en- Serbia.
neltprclIe, iom pil gioe GniGttcIie til
RGnb, Scr til6rirgcr jim 6ritio pea
Solooner eaer oriffcr fig berltieoc
MI og oa. E.,..t p.
Sor bert aar, iom fonnler, bill Sc,
icm brifter fin6e fler og fIer 2ipSitil.
lttt9er itGngte ior Jig. Set er life BE-.
re oeo Sernbanerne, man Griter
G~Orlelige Irbeioere. s oue nuIigc
SipSItiaiuger er en- 9Snt0, iom life
0riffer at ioretrpffe.
III man Oriffer fig til SAINT er life
set pPrite. vi mon forismmer SEitru
og Born % Orttfer 6oritono, Selie o.
sGre bort, er pprre. 8uo biPlpc De
Stafler, iom er bit Sluper unOer
iterfe Sriffe! &c bar oct onOt, FOR.
iGroelig onot! @r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31

WaScu Tan / fig ieGp nGre iunS %
beIiebrinqcuSe o. 500 pirfe ifa6eIta
forot Ser life er Sen tilberIigc Siae'
nGat meLICm 0cn& forifienigc 9e.
itonooeIe. SaolcocS peo pi dtDtdu9eI
pad @rsuinaer % ct SoermnaI al
iaIt aiso eIler Tiif cIer TIeif qieruC
cnScr meS SfiGrbra. mc0enS HnG'
mia C9IoSiutttaoom) fan uTre Sci
gen al, at man iptier for tibet al
&ieOmaS. Tcn cuQeIife Spqe fan
uGre betiuQet al, at Barnet iaur man
QeIfulo RPrird Gcjeurd. OF andre
SuoipaOOmme beraf at muu itootg
Icuer pao for rig Moo. Yton bar o.
ioo Ell iterf 0Ii&tdnfc ONT at @igteH
ifpl0eS ben SmitGnotghcb, at peo'
fommeubc upocr mere &iGoma6. emo
Ser elentIig cr Nobt Tor bonL ligeiom
Eoongra (8out) ~ieopunIiN reaneS
iom en- 6elac al Cpcrboooiabe0 i
Wfno % 0riffe.
@o0t @reo oq Smer CT cit iortrGi-
feIil SorbinNClic al HGrrumemiOIcr,
i6et 9reOct pOcr Sc idafoI0tc "corbo.
bporate5" (SufferitiUcIie) liant pro,
tei6&" (gqQebpibctoD mcoen& Sms'
ret i~fuifcr set TcOtitoi iom bsrcr TIL.
Elsie 10 / SorbinOcIic uoQier ct milo.
fommcut NGrinQ&miborl. iOnt rr
cqnct iii at opboIoc ct iur0t Gin ioo
at ijgc / oct ucnocliQc. ) oct be
fienotc Sort ano @can3" bar nj en-
onOcu Communicating, bpor oc Tor.
ificuIac @citonooelc uOfuI0rr bilau.
Den poO set o~uerbeOite % oilipcr Ell
Rct, IOml cr meact nGren0e.
: 0cSIiQc Siua CT Ser mcQcn
llcniGbCo IbIanot Sc Iproc. men ! ct
Stpffe itemmer &c ale opercn&, on
set or 6ettc. al iom Ne9cI cr en- bIun.
set Gipt Sen bcoitr, on oc CT oQiaa
etigc ON, at Srmbbe0cn liocr life
iuu mc8ct ocraf at man iptler octtc
ellcr hint. iom 6craf at man iao oftc
lpiIer for meact.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31

1872. Sp.: 9aur en- gtanS bar oGs
ret gift TO @an9e os ban Born mro lin
ferite &ortc og iu8su meb i'm uneen aus
ne, % Der er @sru paa besgc Sioer, fan
Ia bans @srn ta9e 2anpst fra benSs,
cfterat ban er oso? guer tan bun sisrc
meo 2ar0et bbao bun bill? &un bans
@eru ta9s 2anSet, efterdt bun er SeS,
naar iueentiug er ~ifrepct?
SPAR: Splsenbe pii siSe Spar paa
iamtlise Spsrssmaal; Raar en- Wans
bsr, faar 6ufen Siemitsbst % bebSlser
eet, iaalense bun leper. Snis bet CT en-
Sarmt, behslser bun ium Spmetsab SO
Seres; or bet | en- 81, @ruuovienspm Of
pp til en- aeres StsrreIie. Gnten CT
psiaa bersttiset til en- TreSiesel | al an
ben fan Gisnbpn, Tom bensss Wano bar
eiterIabt . Get sjer intet til sasen,
bpprmanse 8anse Wanten bar pGrst
gift. Gnfen or besusen berettieet til
9sssre til en- grrbi az $500 FAINT I'm
@nnbs aIGosr, Sussrraas p.i.p. til Ct
lisnense gelbb fprnoen en- 5reSiesel | oft
aubst SBssre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31
6riirn 6ar 10 set CrS poo Iio. al

@riirn 6ar 10 set Cr6 poo ia. at
SEN err "et Spir", iom otSrtg isIer
iia IpffeIigere, enS noor Sen timber
9lnIe0niu1 iii at pGItc fig / SsTer.
Get err nit Seit8 Wdo6c at paife iia
paa, - elcr bar on oI6rig Iagt Nfer.
fc iii. hporIeSeS Sen icrerc. raar 81,
len or bIepen tor OF bar itsrfnet ill.,
ifltt6er zig moo Ell @icr0eftoIpc, en-
tor @rooiten, en- Srpitnnune. cner
boor Sen fan fontme til? PIT SEN
fit6er 9eilidheo til at toqc iiG iad.
0oune 9o6 al % til or 0crfor u0eu
Gull oIoeIc$ I fin Sr6cn. Icn mar
mon mencr. at set mrnfternProiqe
@~riicpoiter bsr bare rin6cnHe @drt6 |
6ettc 2icmcO, iaa fan uof orrpco iGt,
te8 ct SpGrasmoaIstcQI. Get CT 500
qonifc pit iunbt, hnoo mango pdn'
Itaor, at iLigc intaa gunNlD6 or bIan6t
sc iifrcitc Wt0ler til at fou Smitter
uSbreot, nour Der / ct NdboIaa OBJ
trG6cr ~imitiomme SDQoomne bIo1rbt
@riienc. @Snn burSc BELT toae Jig
iogt for i1abaune 9pffc, buor Gan'
set flpocr ioa ia1te, at set ncppc fan
iigeS at bore / @epGQeIic. Seller life
err itiQcitaoen6e Gan6pntter at onbe'
faIc. oQerbc[it life. rtoor set IiNcr pel
no pao Sommereu 90 ubopcr par
Seitfnnteu. Wen Lob @riicnc fan
rent, rift %ano fro @rSu6en at
oriffe, % set iua nteQct Sc uif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31
smlapperne poo Aeitens eiNieI e.

Shlapperuc boo SgitenS 9ioiel err
pitt oprin6eIiQ inoiert ion, et Hru-
belle, eaer set cr Woocr, iorr har
foreifreuet Scre& @rlg. % NtoSen
ipgrgcr iom bcficnot iuaen ling Ct.
ter, ON ser cr noQru Sormrit eIlcr
life I, hpaO 0cn forcifriber. Gu for.
nuftig SuorctuinR CT mi 0tsie 2op'
pernc ialiolo life, men / SC ale fleite
5iIfGlOer en- 9loQc ior Seitcu. % Sc
pirfer Otto ligeiren 5fabc poa gu
net. sos oS Wcnncifer ices @ien'
itar6eu nte6 beQQe Zine, iom on Sen
idaes fun giernCm c t, men ScitenS
Zine err ianIcoe3 morcttebe, at set
er ltmuIi9t for sen at ie ianrue @icn
Itnn6 Iiae fart mes bea9e zine pau
en- Sang. Scar mt SfpIappcrrc
Itpnqer for Sunct I Sen Rctnin0,
iom Iaturer tiliiQtc6c, at set ifltIoe
brlrac2, im fGlQer oeraf, at Setter
neooen0igpi3 mao urEuee Eiucrc no
al 6eu naturliQe Stlaing, for at 6er
i BET belle toget ifoI fiune ic. Get
blir omtrertt, Tom nlar sc ri ifllI6e
fnd ct 9pffe foruu Iuiigtet, ioa hi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31

1868. Sp.: u. tiger, at en- Siss /
8afbiueton er mpubig. nam bun bar
fhISt tit 1soe Gar. men Q. p%aaltaar, at
bun ftaI bare 81 aar santmd2 Suem
bar Ret2
gpar: u. bar @et | Staten Haib.
instsn. 3 enfeIte Stater sr bet Fl aar.
Z @aibtnstpn % abifinise andre CT bet
IS @ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31

oioe. at bette Risnono. iom nIeo iaa.
Dan 2belfpo ilaues bort. fan mt
tiaqisreS iom en- uomerfet Geiert.
Silidt meo en- eller onSen peIlma-
genoe Grtraft % iat paa IS iormes
oeu til BcIee, og fan oa ipiies meo
iSlsoe til eGler 6rugt, on er buooe
6rbagcIiB oq meaet nGrenoe. Eertil
fan bette Hi$oauo benuttes til Sro.
ming ior Suppe 0. /. b.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31
Nbprtiun hoe Nnrn.

Hbprtton hos Noon. Ont oenile
gag itriuer Ell Tormcr / @iSconiu :
0et Cr life nogen altr. icq bar at an.
befoIe, men ieg piI forrr,c ntcS ct
Bar %AntpOniuger til. bpor0an ma
fan ~iorebpgac, at 8Oen faIter aal.
pen. Seq fisbtc Ell &oIitem.ao GA
tire al oenS &uier, iom oIenmncu
bau0e aborterct. &c / jioite Maauc.
Der fer AnIuiu1eu Qou icQ buer al
Dem I "Gint" lmIoIet SucOc TO @an.
sc ONT Gdgeu. @Oe0eu rsrte3 liant
men mcO anoen "5ecO" al i~orifieaiJ
Slua@. Otter { WuanC0@ 9cbau0.
ling al 0cttc SIugS er ser inacu ;Sure
for At AaIocn faites. Zen anoen In.
to0uin8, lea piIOe Qiuc. cr Srr. at
oeriont Roeu bliUer mco Galu melcml
150e Ron. % l5oc IAN, iaa at itOite
SaIo0el al DC 9 Wuaneoer tilbrinae3
puo Bette meo riQeIig Anleouing iii
9coGgcIic og aogona til gobt, rent
9riffeonnO, ian er 8onfeItgheocn
operDumOen. Gette bar enouu al0ri1
ilaoet ieiL hos oS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31

1871. g.: q. Tiger, at en- "apats
Iinie" fan fIpttes. 9. tiger, at ben fife
fan flutes, uaar .. fan atep ire ins
tercsiereSe Sicuer bspiic, at ben Iisses
Der. boor 8eeierin9ens Sltroepors bar
Iagt ben. Spem bar 8et?
soar: 0e i~aafnIote "@obernment
Corners" fan life fIbttes, enten DC lao
CT paa rettc &IaSs eDer eli; men Oct
mtaa rnturIigpiS sobtgisres, boor De er,
% bpiS man life fan finSe Dem igier,
er Der bisic 0tesIer. bporefter Ell Ssts
ton fan SeieS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31

1873. Quest r. R0w far from his
home can a person be compelled 10 wo,k
his poll kaT?
2. Car a person ,efEss 10 aDo,k on
the road 1rkss tie distance is more than
fsvO miles from his home9
Ans: /. You have to go to any
part of the road district when ordered
by the overseer.
2. No.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31
San uar fie nufon Hariigei

Sluif bep iunne Elm 10saromms pan
8egen % inatfa me iel iisIp: .
@ruunen ifltIOe eg no bel goa tiI2ens.
ntnrlten me0 an? Men pilbc fie Get
iiaa ut nett iom co 9ioroc meg til oo
for 9rIig eg par? Sau set piI 1e
set. Men es er tffic nofon 6ariiGer
eg. - eg tef beEoer SeteIen iieIO e."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31

T,siISOaasbos,u tr IN Oat:sr. GosH bOs. pas
anrrree ~rubftrsvrt Hsrr RaBHr cen. glsHsc Iai ter
e,u "a '1,c5rabg Softer. iom sr en- U~,l'0Hutu Sl1is
vort cus. Pissl,sss -9te arusa- NEE Fue iHtrs
esiauiC ]d0rtEatHssr.
care CIith goTbOrV. sis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31

1857. Sp.: CT bet prpenoist at
nStaae aicrnie for at nrioe en- 5rG'te'
engine ! Staten aaniasf
Spar: Rei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31

1874. Sp.: 1. Sor en- aoinsc, ion,
icurmcr fra 9aorss, SOB til at tase
poreitenS % ifror sfter eifte ia for
nSsu at mite Sanset, bet oil iiee, uaar
bun glitter ii9 meS tn Tdnc. ium bar tas
GET Someitede 90 "prpoet~ op reo 9sns
GET
2. San bun proee o. mob Tenee paa
famine RanSe iom en- %~aueSperion, ei,
tcrat Bun or Gift?
spar: 1. Ia.
2. Net.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31

'proDer" op meS 9ense. fan bdn ea os.
ida tase SoneiteaoIano peS Chen afl
2par: Rel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31
Qdben k~orreiponoance.

epn".sraerraaI I bcnne sifneIira bsfparss al
Nbtof1fsrre q. u. Hoeres. wRortebtbeu. Within
% Setn cHis, Hgnhifcr. Wte.
Ene Tdrre MI Mebaffioneu. bsfbdreS TIE. !.
epbraere tebee nffdftt tine GpsrasrEaos ! q
Hart pa f1osIiaf @prpnb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31

- Yfanhuriet bar S1a Riaion
SSn6bDa9ere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31

1875. g.: aaar en- WanS lebcr
~pda ase~ieriusslaro | IA gaannensr %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31

% q { I2rs gtuibdm:-6o pmfEtat to War N6eu ~raaoipur9te r9
en- SGge. o1 min Sslbreo par in oaaria Of Rg life oar ttauo til at
ORre 2aa SeHsne. Sec baUoe aluOriss Epgmertsr ueotrpIfeuoe 5uIer.
Ter. Suersr genHsm Underlined. udr Tegct Hsrp9s Ug irVtabsl % min
3llano i]oroRrrsees Ho beer g2aaHsb.
~BottortH gao mig NrejcuL men ia uofGRSt mart at ban life tuaoe
hlGlps mtg. % Is 5slHteee at iorisse Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, % faHot mart at bet glproe mtg goOt.
SaH appsttt tOu 'srH, Sm'rtsne ioTipaHot % Dc beIotse StrtufHssg
uar tBtHstaloeHee.
"Ge tan Is torida Buor 9ao ig par o. ritter at hare brust afeot
ctleH th ire RaausoeI, iaRot Ra at lea par IulOtRRoig hSlbreeet ipE
MN s9sS0m @ reg bar tSsn pRrst inHO % inn % irpsisg lie mere
De Maaneolge SertoogE, oa be uH ioTrgaur IoH Snterte - Ssres ipr.
buHoas gRrs 9sarI Ndsrs. ss5 ROrtb GUNNER 81, RaibUtae, StHh-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-06-05
FREE AND DIRECTED
PLAY FOR CHILDREN
Lecture by Miss Watkins Before Play
grounds Committee Of the As
ISOLATED Charities.

A number Of volunteer workers were
present at the second meeting Of the
public grounds committee OF the
Associated Charities, which was held
at the Noel House. sos First Street
northwest, yesterday evening
Miss Catherine Watkins. director Of
l1indergartens. talked in an interesting
manner on Free and Directed Play"
After the meeting Miss Watkins talk
was illustrated by the children I'm the
parlor OF the house.
The next meeting Of the class will be
held Saturday, June II. at Neighborhood
House, 455 y Street southwest. at 2:30
o'clock. The public is cordially invited,
and anyone who can give few hours
a week to the children on the play
grounds is requested TO send name and
address TO Miss Elizabeth Y. Brown,
chairman OF committee on care and
supervision. 1857 Roanoke Street.
Free lectures are announced as fol-
lows: June IL. 2:30 o'clock. DR.. Rebecca
Stoneroad, director OF physical culture.
public school. Neighborhood House;
June IS 30 o'clock, Ned y. Rideout,
director Of gymnasium. Y NJ. c. A. ar
Noel House.
Mr.. Burckhalter is expected 10 be
present at the next meeting. and ther
assume his duties as the director Of the
Fairgrounds for the summer months,
the season beginning July l.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-06-05
ADVISORY BOARD PLANS
TO RAISE $4,000
Otherwise Kindergarten's College Must
Close Through Lack of
Support.

The advisory board and supporters Of
the Phoebe A. Hearst College for Kin
dergartners are endeavoring 10 raise $l6.-
900 to continue the work Of the insti-
tuition on their own account. Since the
withdrawal Of support by Mr.. Hearst,
who founded II. Mrs Hearst. 1t is learn
ed, has also ceased her contributions 20
the California charities and Institutions
Of learning patrOnized by her ia the past
Herbert Welsh. the noted Philadelphia
pAilanthropist. has sent out a letter re-
viewing the institutions work.
The advisory board consists Of BishOp
Sdtterlee, Dr.. Daniel G. Gilman. pFes.-
dent Carnegie Institution; Or. Charles
". Needham, president Columbian Uni
v-rsityi Henry y. +. Macfarland. prcsi-
dent OF the Board Of District Commits
sioners; Or. ". T. HAMS, United
States Commissioner OF Education:
Carroll d. Wright. United States Com
missioner Of Labor; DR.. r. NJ Gallau-
Diet. president Columbia Institution for
the Deaf and Dumb; Charles ID. WAL
colt Director Of United States Geo
Il gical Survey; DR.. l.. o.. Howard
United States entomologist, the Rev
Teunis Hamlin, ID. ID. the Key. Samuel
II Greene. d. D.; DR. Charles Swisher.
u. H. Warner, and Charles &. Glover.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-06-05
PEACE THREATENS
BLACK REPUBLIC
Santo Domingo Revolution
ISIS Agree to Terms.
MET ON BOARD THE DETROIT
Rear Admiral Sigshee Informs Navy
Department of Cessation
of Hostilities.

Santo Domingo is threatened with
peace after the most revolutionary year
in it's history.
The following dispatch was received
by the Navy Department yesterday
from Rear Admiral Sigsbee. who is now
at Puerto Plata:
Representatives met aboard the De-
troit today according to arrangements
made with the commanding officer Of
the Detroit. Peace has been agreed
upon in Santo Domingo and the cessa-
ton OF hostilities tomorrow and the
next two days TO obtain consent OF the
recognized government. The Newark
better arrangements. Newark remains
several days. then San Juan.
Puerto Plata has been the stronghold
OF the followers Of Gen JiTninez. the
revolutionary reader who has been caus-
ing the Morales government so much
trouble for several months, and Rear
Admiral Sigsbee's dispatch IS interprSs
ted by diplOmatists to mean that Presi-
dent Morales and General Jiminez are
about to come to an understanding.
The existing trouble I'm SantO Domingo
began with the overthrow OF President
Wos-y-Gil. who was succeeded by the
present chief executive, Morales Cen
eral Jiminez and General wos-y-Gil
have both been making trouble for
President Morales. but WOs-y-GH is nov;
an exile in Porto Rico, and JimineZ IL
alone In lis fight against the island
administration.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-06-05
NEGROES RESIST ARREST
AND BEAT A POLICEMAN
Finally Recaptured After an Exciting
Chase Joined in by
Citizens.

Policeman Hilton. Of the Seventh PRE-
cinct station. who recently dubbed ne
gre to death in Georgetown, had an
other exciting experience last night.
He arrested charles Dorsey and Ed
ridge White two negroes. ct the corner
Of Thirteenth and y Streets northwest
for engaging I'm disorderly conduct.
Both negroes turned upon the young
policeman. and after beating him severe
" scamDered of.
AS they dashed down Thirtieth Street.
several pedestrians Joined in the chase.
Policeman War'. IF the seventh pre-
cinct finally captured Dorsey. Hilton
recapturcd White
During the fight and chase. Policeman
Hilton fell to IN. ground and received
slight cut on The knee. Il was dressed
NJ the Georgetown University Hospital
When taken To the Seventh precihe I
station. bOJn negroes were charged with
disOrdeTly conduct. and assault and bat
tory. They will answer . these ch0I ESs
lE the Police SJUrt tomOrr W..
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CHARGED WITH STEALING
RING AND JENELRY

Detectives Tyser and Weldon yester-
day morning arrested Charles SChoutCn
and locked him up II The First precinct
station on a charge If grand larceny. 1t
is alleged that he stole a diamond ring
and other jewelry. having an aggregate
value OF $500 from Mrs florence l.
Claiming, who conducts boarding
house, at SlS Fourteenth Streets He IS
said TO have been e. bJardar in the
house, and TO have stolen the gems from
bureau drawer. while the owner was
down town shopping.
The sleuths traced him IL Philadel-
phia. and also learned that ne paWEed
the stolen articles IL tho Qulker City.
When arrested he nad the pawn tickets
in his possession.
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WHITES INDICATION
At ST. ELIzABETH'S
Surgeon General Gunnell Indicates
What Report Of Board of Wis
itoIs Will Be.

Investigation Of the alleged troubles
~ the Government Hospital for the In
sane by the board Of visitors Of that
institution has thus far resulted I'm d
v.ndication Of the regime OF Superin-
tendent White
Surgeon General r. N. Gunnell, chair
man Of the investigating committee OF
the board Of visitors. said yesterday that
Dr. White had made no radical changes
AT the institution, as alleged by the en-
ployes. either as 10 TIE scale Of wages
or the food. The food. he said. was the
same as II has been for the whole year.
since II was furnished under a yearly
contract. which was IN effect before DIT.
White came. Concerning the scale Of
wages. he said DIR. White had merely
systematised IL. and there had been no
reduction Surgeon General Gunnell
said that meeting OF the general
board. which consists OF nine mem
bers. vii be called together on Tues
day. and that a full report OF his COM
mittee Will then be submitted.
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Father ROccOfOrt Dead;
Formerly of Georgetown
French Priest Noted for His ChariN-GaVe
inheritance to Negroes in Louisiana.
Sold Gown to Aid Poor.

means largely among negroes OF a
Louisiana province where ne had been
previously stationed. II IS said that he
also contributed TO the building Of St
Joscph's Parochial School on Thirty
fifth Street in Georgetown.
In his work at Trinity-in fact, every
where-he was noted for his ready char
ity, and often gave his coat and other
garments TO the poor. He organized a
g daiity society for negroes in connec-
ton with Trinity Church and always
gave the small salary allotted TO the
assistant at Trinity for the use Of that
body. On one occasion the women OF
tho church presented him with q new
silk gown the one then IN use being
very shabby. and as soon as II was
delivered the priest sold II and gave the
Pre- ceeds to the poor. He was sue
ceeded at Trinity by Father thinner
Inan.
Father Roccofort was subsequently
assigned as chaplain 70 a penitentiary-
lie often expressed the hope that he
might be buried In Georgetown, but his
body was Inferred In new cemetery
1ust outside Philadelphia.
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Father Aloysius Roccofort, for many
years stationed in Georgetown at Trim
ity Catholic Church, was buried yes
terday in Philadelphia nom st. Joseph s
Church. where he was assistant pastor
under Father Gillespie. He died on
Thursday night. In the course OF the
past winter he fell in the street and
injured his knee cap. and In consequence
of his advanced age. eighty-six, could
not recover. The news reached George
town. where Father RoccOfort was
widely known. through personal let
ter received at Georgetown Convent
Father Roccofort was a Frenchman
by birth and retained a strong French
accent In all the parishes where he
assisted his work among the children
was particularly successful. Some
years ago he returned 10 France TO re-
ceive an Inheritance and intended 20
end his days there, but owing to the
death OF many old friends. he returned
to<the United States. and distributed his
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ACADEMY EMPLOYEES
SOUND FALSE ALARM
Fire Department Called Out by Curious
Accident-Box Knocked Down
and Wires Crossed.

Employees OF the Academy Theater
were responsible for the larger portion
OF the Fire Department turning out on
a false alarm about HIS o'clock last
night.
The stage hands We're putting out"
last weeks show scenery when a large
piece of the wood and canvas was
damned against the fire alarm box on
the stage. The entire apparatus was
torn down
Two wires within the small lead pipe
were crossed, completing a circuit and
sounding an alarm from box 133. When
the firemen arrived and an investigation
was made, the cause Of the alarm was
made known to them.