davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-05-27
Dexter AleNscrccr.

The wheat crop oi this c"nn'y
as n whole. docs rot look pioml,,u.
tor good yield The stalk /, toe
thin from thc Sreaud. Thi, seem
Ia he the universal complaint al
over southeast Missouri. IL tb'
wheat belt around Stkrr,on man,
fields have been psowcd aud plant
ed .n corn on account of the poo
stand.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23

lGBIid) oeS @rci1niiirs lit oet Sc,
lebrte, elmer Der a%orppbGen Der me.
oi5iniiden 6ofult1t Der 9erliner
llniperiitot, 5oblreiher Gbrlln9en,
nnmentlid ans otooemiihau arri.
ien, tbeilbofti getporoen.
Nugult Sllcae nlr0e onl "A. @lt.
quit 1888 5u Berlin geboren, orbei.
tete i'll Berlin i'm acknowledgements
miiden Snititllt inter &irfom, Ia.
b~ilitirte lid 1866 llno mrroe 1871
5ltnl ouBeroroentllden 8rofeIlor err
nonnt. 9luf ieine Anre9ung iullroe
1874 cine FolifIinit 1881 cine Ito'
tiondre &Iinif fiir G6renfronfe, Die
critic oieicr 9lrt in 9euti6lano, or
Der 9crliulr llniperiitGt erriftet H.
2ucoe 5,tnl 3ircftor oieier SnItitllte
Crnalnt. NllBcr NltfiGten i'll tSod)s
id)riiten pcr0iientlihtc Sucoe "Ele
S6uIlcitung ourf Die &%opIflot)en
unb ibre 9e0eutung tiir Die Gio1
uoitif Der Observation-Disclosures" n3nc
Gntitcbung umo 9ebonhhn9 Ser
iubieftiuen Observation-Disclosures"
II. Il. m.D
NJ ebr @rfolqe amcrltanis
der g d) ii Sen.
l 9lth All Dem S6iibcnfclt in 81,
ternoori Snnnoucr, Dos iif nab
benz bierber %geIongtcn @criht 81 ei-
mem iibernuS qIGn5enben Griolge &c.
itoItcte. boben iih nmerifoniiGc
Sdiibeu NIT <bn beoedt. Sollpt
NOM &enrp b. Minocu pom Nerus
Dorfer SdilBeusGorps c~r5ielte Den
criten Grei0 oui Ser Gbreniheibc
mo mur0e lpc9cn ieincr MciiterIei.
itltHg gabiibreno gefciert.
VI. ". Scnlde errnng Den Griten
Ercis altf Der Gonfnrrenitcibc ulo
8utlcr olli Der 9lciheu Sdcibe Sen
5~luciten 8reiS, NuBer ibncn uieiell
aud ollberc MitqIieoer oe@ Notiona.
len SdiitcnbunoeS Der G~ereiniattu
Staoten Wodere S%eiitunQcn 'oui.
Gena onarifoniihen @Giten mpr.
oen in Stternoorf un0e5Gbltc 9trli
mertiomfeiten cr5eigt. Sic mcroat
AUDI bic BORT perIebtcn StumOcn
5lueifellos III o%oucrnrcr GrinncrunN
bcboItcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
Sin Gputfefer Der Ntsu,cit

idat, eS iei itnuncnSmertb, wic pielc
altmobiihe Nittel nod i'm @cbroudJ
into, J. .. Gin iolfeS fiir Die grboI.
ting Ger 6or6c bes SaareS - 8rob.
ntitttcrs nSulbei Sbee." God lei
6irS Nittel ourd) 3uiab bon Sd,we'
icf nod luirfiorler gcnodJt moroen.
Sect, lpenn 6ns Soor ouSiGllt ODER
crgrollt, gcbt man nid)t mebr in Ocn
@orten, INN Gr6utcr fir .1bee" gu
loritncln, ionbern einiob nod Der
hGd)Itcn Npotbcte II. crlnngt @pctb'S
Gage onO Srlpbur. Nue g,iten Slpo.
ttefcn p%ertuiien es fir SOC. ooer
800 bic SIaifc, oocr cs miro Oireft
gcgcn G%inicnOling beS Yreiies per.
io6t Don Der 8petb Gbemicol Co.,
"a GortInnot. Ctr, Nep0 orf Gitp.
3u perfouien bel Der Heoo Irllo
c., Spe5iolsNBCntcn, Serillgton. mo
Srmoro. StrnBe. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
Gflidltactrcuc Beanie.

ATLANTA, 90, %. SuIi. - Gem
Wtutbe utb Der Gntihloiienbeit beS
Sd)erifiS WcairneD ulo oreier gtiii.
Itenten ociieIben batte Ser Neger ".
@cbb, meld)er 6rou erie 9ropn Der.
geruoltigt bat, eS jill 0anfeL bob or
nid)t 0urb einen touienotopfigcn
WPob gelbnft purOe. Ier Geger ipor
nad) Dem @obnbouie Der 5rou
@rolun ge6tuft moroen, nm bon Ole.
lcr ognoscirt 81 meroen. Sobolb or
unter Der @sforte Der SberiifsIeute
ooS Solts perlieB, f~tiir3te ii6 ser
Mob ouf i'm, hin i'm ju lpnd)cn.
Gle bier SferittSleittc traten Dem
-Wtob NIT einem gebieteriiben ,3u-
rid" entgc9eit, nit ibren Hepolpern
DIE H1oelSiiibrer allf'3 &orn neb.
memo, iprnngen init ibren @efonge-
neil IN Elm bereit itebenoeS gittomo.
bill, fibren raid bupon unO brad)ten
ben Neger bierber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23

Grfter-1s42| 9Srti Srdnffits Shnbe.
3rpeiter-2i00 92efts Ganetles SiruBc.
Sritter -063 5reoeri6 ApCrllc.
Y,Ierler-S34 iSreocrtds apenne.
Siinftcr-57 @~arritoHsGane.
Gefetel-3l0 Rnmia1s5ir0be.
Siebter BOT SurrcitsStrabe
eldier 2003 lScfis9srnit Siyubc.
9iennter-40l SiiosFmlnsli GhGbe.
Scbnter -i940 Mic@cnr0s S!rabe.
Glitter 2t02 Suainss Strabe.
8lp0liter-ts1B gScfis unCftesG trdNe.
Srei5ebutCr-25j gtptoslfon roe- SiraBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
Wiele @erlebte onrd 3naentalciimna.

Golum rs, Ga, %. Sui. -
Gin Gerionenjllg Der ~@eorgia Gen.
trolbabn" Cntgleiitc geitcrn 9lbeno in
Scr H0be uQlt 8lenppo0, AIa., uno
"a Yerioneu murOell perlebt, oorun.
Ter iedS crnltlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23

Glitter IS Ruro- gutl,Ients StruBe.
3lpeiier- POI 9turo- Itlltpls glOeltue.
2riiirr-230B Oft 5auette.G trate.
Yierter-2l00 GitsSdDeitcs Strabe.
Siinlier-2014 SrleanssStrnbe.
Sehsler--lS3U SriruItss Strnbe.
Stlhtct -215 GorosgirodblpnD.
gl6ter-1606 GrledIss Strube.
9ieunter-l51S Git SuDcites Giraffe.
Sebnter-lO IorosISuites Strube.
Giftcr-l033 SulrnIuuHtsglbemne
5iu1llter-2l00 6airmouHts gluenuc.
Sreibebuicr-i2G 9iuroi MISUNDERSTANDING
9ler6ebrier-t25 goros Nd ntiorosglpcuIe
Silul6ebuter "a NorosNenlppons 9lUenue.
Semejebnter-lI5 atorosdemuooo srpenuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23

@ci0c9 til I'M t. - Gin qcs
'rrOd)cne5 @ort fam ooG DIT 0roBeS
llnbcil onrihten." - oAtidt min0Cr
Elm lnBciprofcne5. $h Derebrte
nHnIidI einmlol EN- reihca mo lido.
neS Mdodlen 90 idl o6tr hiht oen
@tutb Bate, mid unt iie jit bemer.
ben iftnppta lie mir elm Nnoerer
Der Ger Naic weg!"
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GinuneiuaniIaite gpnre.

HriIcr-22N Gtoit' SttuBe.
3meiier s3l Splllm6ids gpcnue.
Sri!ter -ll52 golumhiosstoenuc.
SiCrier 1901 Tdmes'S trdbe.
SiiRfter-l234 Gtpd6olnisS troB &c.
5cheter--S0 @eiDG ob'ctrnBC.
Giehcuter lip Scoit Gtrnse.
Nbter-5l3 g. .gSeit Gtrdbe.
Tcuntcr 0ig Glib TreiEoHts9pcruc
3ebnicr -105 Glib Saca' Strabc.
Glitter -t1lQ Scoii Gtrabe.
8pDlttcr -7l3 SUlumbi1 GoculIc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
Shhn,n Spfalc.
surcou Der scBBrpc Der &ablanfieber Der
Staot Saltinlor re.
. Wcrtd1tajcbnnbc.

ALT m . 7 c, %. ,Sull 1909.
Siermit miro ben Iegalen uHo qualification
.borioer lGeife ais Der oemOtrdiiheH une re-.
publiianiitet 4nrtei 3ueeb1ri0 rcgtitrirt iino,
Noti3, %aeaeben oaB y bsia9ter Siaot am rrtru
Mionuts) cine E%rimdrmabL i~tattitnoct tdt oie
81 SGl t@f9en zt SSH lin bi, {9} 5 SsISH fI1dfiop 8nr d CsmS.
Convention; iir Die domination Der oemoiraiis
ieDer eanoioaten liir gftrnr oeS Rretss8erihts;
litr Nitunr hes Grim~inqlsSerihts; fir g(itinr
hes GonlrtousB lcaSs8eribts; tir IeitnmeniSs
Reaiitrator; iiir Sberiff; fir 8ronleter; tiir
Wtitafteber ocs 0eieguteubaufpS Ser Negislatit
bon 1tar0lalo upo in olerien Yegislntibs al
ltrttt Der Stnoi baltimore fnr EN- 4~lstplicp
oes SenatS bon DIGrplGnn.
5erncr 4
Sir 3phlt Cf2p Heie6GteG' 3llr repubIitdni,
ihen Stdot |lthictal Nnmtruttc ls. s onuentlcn,
nelde bret go GnHotGdtcl ais WitgIieoerl Der
%obertten- Stnois@ert0tsbuni Homintren mirp,
luelbe SeleQnfen teruer lens tG) Gauoienten
lllr yttalte6er pcs GCIeGoteHbaufcs Der ge9is-
latur bon WidI0lnno Itoiniriren lltto ell III
Vstt9tieo fit ens repnbIiiunitde Staniss Central.
Genlite. at large, NIB Elm % IRitpIieo hit
leoe 9Saro e%rlnnblen nm ite9en % SeIeGnleI,
md6len; ll4h ierner iir bic domination Der
republtianitbeu Gunoibuteu fir gftuar oes
AretsGerihfa; 6ir Slttudr ecS 'Grinti1idf sc.
riots; Iilr Gtlnnr ocs Common G~leussSeridls;
tlr Observation-Disclosures mir Sbcrifi; tlr
5eOTnefer. llno i'm pier.en IcaisldtinsS%i firiit
Der Staot Baltimore fir Elm WdigIieb 6to &c.
tItc DON WtutOl0To,
Ncrner
Tlnbt Die SSab!nriitdtss Sehhroe Der Giuot Hnb
ttIHore gelldB Dem NrtifeI 80, gbihHitt IA, Gs
tattnt. o0B Die Glerts uto gSu6lrihter Der pep.
iDieoeHelT Frciiui.e Der perfchieoeneu g9dros Der
Staot mn eritcu Sirnitne i'm Muguit torni brit
ten lnge oce UiOuuie) in ibreit beirefieloetl
Fre5iiliten iiBCn mgroen 0cbu's glbbalicns Ell
ner Rriunrlunhl, bon 6 llbr I]iorgeHs bis .
llbr g'n0nltIiopo, " hen ltnten b|e3eihlCtelI
Rldten etneS iehell Rre8infiS ~beiu1ier S.aot.
6bGrlce =. Garter,
9iDnb =, Sudiou,
Narrn u. Htcr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Samcs T.. Hubbert,
NUefs Is leTf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
Sfiffsnad ni d,ten.

Nep . Yorf, -. Suli. - Son
bier fnbren db Sic iolgenOcn Golr.
pier: aSo 9retagne" nod 3oprc;
~Sriebrid Der 8roBc" nod Bremen;
"llnitco Stotes" nod G%opetbagcn;
,.Itpltfe" nodJ Heopel rrlO 8enuo.
Queenstown %. Sui. - Ser
Compiler oSceonic" lit mad Neip.
Dorf obgeiobren.
&i5oro, 22F Satli. - Ger Cant.
pier Bring Srieorid @ilbelm", BON
Nem.0orf nod Elpuloutb, Gberbolrg
uno Bremen untertUegS, 6efaho iid)
1870 Wieilen lueitlid, bon bier I'M 2.tO
NadntittoeS; miro mobriheinlid)
Tlpmoutb am 6reitag nm 1890
Hafts erreifen.
9oulogne, %. Slli. Sier
ongefonrmen lit Der Camper o9tieu
Mmiterbom", bon Nem. Oorf mad
Hotteroom umternegs, unO leete JET.
ne 8eiie fort. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
ErrluneArpanAiaite NorO.

6rItcr -0O5 GiibsGtnrIcss StyG6e,
3meiter go NuItoperiS irute.
Sritier-1030 SGnrpsS truiie.
Hierter 1907 Glib SbarpsS trnbe.
SiiHfttr-9 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Schster-t4tH 0nloner Strnbc.
Siebier-1lt3 GhnrpsSiroBe.
Nnter-ij43 NullpuersS trdhe.
Gcunter-5 gSeii Nurreu. SiraBc.
2rhnier-ig22 piobi,S trafe.
Gliter 1886 qig0t Strdbe.
Sipblffer-I327 Gito7Ghdtles. SirnEe.
Srei5cbHier-20 Gits gSeitsS trute.
NirrruoSpn uil1itc sSnrn.
@rfter-tOto Niperiioes 9tperue.
3neiter ii10 NtIlidns Strnbe.
Srittet -Ib23 GiQbi S.rabe.
Gierior 1926 Battery lnenue.
3iinfie -t129 @ntierO s9loenue.
Srneier tT0b VprosS truee.
Siebfe-52S Oh. Surtsgtpeuue.
N6ter-GiB SitGort.Irenne.
9tcunter-l44b Suns StraBc.
Rebnter 1910 Oft SOriiIuertIc.
Glitter 1888 SIurStrnbe.
SipBlitrr-120o Nioeritoe'N oenus.
(20i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
Stebte Gdrb.
III As .

0rIier 23l2 WlbI1Ilos NppnIlc.
Sluetter- o3G Observation-Disclosures .Giruse.
Sritier-lO0U gior6s gSOliesStrIbe.
N~ierter--lsi5 Strube.
Siinlter-U30 giprosBrodopuD.
Grb5fer-I0iO Gpros@ SAB Strnbe.
SiebeHter-9ll 9iorbsG urpitHesSirnBe.
SGter-l53I Muuunlcnt'S irube.
Ycullter-lG22 SIT .fnntments StruBe.
3ebnter-1s12 Of. Uiuoifons Sirlbc.
Glitter 800 gioros GuitlcsS ir1be.
3Iu0iittr S04 ainros GaftlcsSirnbc
Grei5ebnter-G0s orosGatierluIt.Furi' gtue.
Nier5ebnicr-233i WicSlocrrus Sirnbe.
Siilibe6uier-233G WlcS loerrU. Gtrabe.
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Dweiunonp nubioiic Nloro.

6rftcr-io gSeil- Nntres StruBt.
Ameiler i27 gSeils 0nnrnnsS trGbc.
Srtiler i0ls cbnrp, SirlBe.
&ierter ne Rori anbsStrnbe.
Siinfier-t46 Neitsl'arres Sirube.
Sebster- 70s WornersS trabe.
Siebentcr -502 SiiosE ItarpsS rnbc.
Ndier-50G S61rpsS trabe.
Ieunier-S04 SbntpsS tIabc.
2egntcr-- 81. @snrtelta. SirnBc.
Slfter-ll SitsNiusStrnBc
3lu0lIter BOG 81 W~RuliqnmCrn GtrnBc.
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9riter-587 @eIispafunetie s1oenuc.
3ueiter-G coo Observation-Disclosures.
Sriiter 1900 WOrtlesstpenie
Gierter-i003 WtDrile'NOcnue. t
5iinitcr- 100 SeorGesSt rqbc.
Sehater-Gi4 GrunesStrube.
Gtebenter- s07 9Scits 5tuutltns Strn6e.
Wtter-5OO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Geunier-402 NuroslucusS trubc.
2ebnter-565 @Seitz Gio0les StrdBe.
@Iitrr-0l2 glreple,gtpcnue,
3n6liter-baS NcitsginblcsS irdbe.
NrtSebnter-l00s SrnihsStU' gluelue.
DISCRIMINATION Yennioipnuin ?luClmtr.
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Ur'ier-OGO NtnniItnsg Itnfe.
2tueiter-ilO0 @eiis SrnHflins Strnke.
Sriiter -i042 94ctfsS arntoaus Sirabc.
&ierter-li1l Neit,9crinctun StrnBc.
Sitniter-l0i9 0etlsS opctte. StruBe.
SeGstcr g31 No~Qinszoirubc.
Giebenicr-7 Glib Gdrrolltonss lpcnuc.
N1ter-031 lSeii 2nmburos Sirabc.
Nciirter-Sl0 northumberland.
3cbnter SAT g4rit' Santttcsc trabe.
@ltur-0O1 SEclts geringtuns Stnbe.
2m6iiter -9O7 Weit, Witlbertbs Strube.
StciBcbntcr s2l 9eits GaraipGa SiraBt
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Nrfter-33 yOmo SlruBc.
Smriter-llI3 CitsYoburo StrnGC.
&ritier-lOl1 Silles Sirube.
Ylertcr-4S Glib Stout. Sirabe.
1iimtCr-41l Siibs3labs SiruBe.
Se6etef-422 SilosSoensStrGBe.
Sietier-6l0 osVouosStrubC
Nhter-l4O3 gdntsStraBc.
NeuHtcr-32 800 GitosGocHsS trube.
3ebHier-42O SiiosVonh SirubC.
@Ifier-22S SiiosGouos Sirube.
Smullicr 1913 Sitosgpuos Strabc.
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VrIier-36 WcInirlYlDeIue.
3ipciter -2t0i Gftsgdfabeiie Anennc.
Sriiier 1929 9oro sfnfis Strobe.
Bierier-1606 GttsHdfnneties sOenue.
SilHfier-l632 Sits5eoerdl.Stra6e
Sehster-l042 giDroslton0s Strube.
Siebter-t700 Dit Seoerul.SiraBe.
gltier-l334 gioros2ionosS trdBt
ReuHtcr-12is Goro Npnos Sirnbe.
3cDnter--l75S SitsQreftoHsS irdbc.
9lftcr-20U0 @llsluoribsStrube.
3lpdltter-1S29 Gfts0iooierS trlBe.
Srei5ebntet-2203 SitsNibole'Sira6e.
IicrJehHter-i105 Guros.phltous slbeuie.
Siint8ebnier-l433 9toroslViIion glpenue.
Sehsbebntcr-l5i0 gtoros PGiiert0it sFntf's uc.
Observation-Disclosures 9ioro acknowledgements.
sld1iJebnier-IsO3 GorozeIUs Sir1be.
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Griier-t123 WorSs Strider. Sirabe.
3pejiPr-illi Noros8ilmor. StrGBc.
Srittcr-atO00 Aorpi1iountsGtr aBr
&ier!Cr-G0i giuros 6ltliorts 2ucmic.
SinliCr-HO2 gioro= glpplctuH Sirabe.
GoctstFr- s"S Gnlucrtons Moab.
SieGter-G07 NorosRaeionsStru6
Wbter-t725 &eits 2uupdlcsStr
Geltnter-s14 GorOs @ilmors StruBc.
3ebnter-003 9ioros9alboun StrGbc.
@liter-t312 SdrIemsglperue.
8ip0Iiter-1000 observation-disclosures.
-Dy..ulei .luieIle Der IA up cite Nnclluc
6Itli6 bon GarrplltnnsNoe.
&ier5cbuter-lil0 lioroiSrempnt Nhenue.
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Yreltufie:


Grftr @nro.
Sriter-il0 Clio eutltnpiuu.glucnue.
5ueltcr-2l0G @ouaDsS rnbe.
Sritier--?l23 Ndut Strube.
&terier-22O7 6ferzStrabc.
6ilnlier-23ld Guntpusg luemue.
Sebster-G23 Glib OtuHtIorosypeHue
Sirhler- 2T2l SuiisAoeHue. .
Nhter-2I2l Salt gtpenue.
GGiHter-2S22 aGtiuitsS STRIDE.
3ebnier-3124 SuiottsS trabe.
Sitter 9lt Siio sHotunacs Sirube.
3lu6ltter-3013 Salt glpenuc.
, Erei3ebHter-3Uil Git Baltimore StraBe.
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Riucitc YEnrn.

Grfler-1s Gil. neutrality-suspicious.
Smeitcr-1S33 SitsHombaro.S trnBe
Gritler-1744 Sn 2umburosS irube.
Sicrter-l723 @ougbsSlrnbe
SilHltcr-lI2I 0untomzglpenue.
Seh5ter -Gl3 Siios9'ono Sirabe.
Siebter-l7lG IbunIes. Sirube.
Nbter-isIl 9uttuusglncmIe.
Geuilier--2Ol Gdniumsgtpenue.
Sebnter -4l3 Glib Sulfes Strabe.
SIiter-t0l4 NGnf StrnBe.
Sm0llter- POOP 9ungDa Snube.
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@p Cmalitat gill unb Der
Yreis iprid)t.

g8m. gnof geutnnt tebsn Tua etrsu ~tettereu
Guilt AT Der Nneriennuna Der Bep6Ifetuna. WIi
feinen
Evening star., 1909-05-20
DIPLOMAS FOR GRADUATES.
Stuart School Holds Annual Com
mencement Exercises.

Five graduates OF the Stuart School
Columbia road. received diplomas from
the hands Of Rt Rev. Alfred Harding,
Bishop of Washington. at the close of the
institutions commencement exercises last
evening in Gunton Temple Church, 18th
and + streets.
Bishop Harding made Il short address to
the graduating class. He told the mem
bers they We're about to take up the
sterner responsibilities of life, and in
shaping their course for il he advised them
that they would do we'll to accept as
their guide the rule of proportion: the
proportionate division Of their time TO be
devoted to each of the daily tasks of life
their home. their church and their duties
to others.
Solomon asked his Creator TO give him
wisdom Bishop Harding said, when he
was young, and you young ladies should
ask for wisdom in the same way and in
its truest sense,
The commencement exercises. in addi.
ton 10 the diploma presentations, consist.
ed of musical program, participated
in by members of the graduating class
and patrons of the school. Recitations
vocal and instrumental selections anC
original readings We're given. Those who
took part were Miss Mamie Manning o.
Tennessee, Joseph f. Battle, Mrs. Grace
n. Randall, Mrs. Cornelia Parker, Miss
Christine Peck of New York and Mis-.
Edna Doe.
The graduates We're Miss Berenice
Boyer, Ohio: Miss Mamie Manning Ten.
nessee: Misses Aletta Masruder. Eliza
beth Reynolds and Margaret Stutz all OF
WaShingtlu
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Business High Pupils
Hold Jolly Celebration

The celebration of the victory this
morning was not only conducted by mem
bers OF Company l., but by the pupils of
Business High School and members of
the Business High School Alumni Associa-
ton.
The assembly hall at the school this
morning, and. in fact. the entire build
ing. rang with the cheers of the pupils
of the school At 9:3O o clock, with the
hall packed TO the doors by the scholars
teachers and their guests, a program of
speeches and musical numbers was given
in honor ot the victory.
Principa! Allan Davis presided, and
Commissioner Macfarland was intro.
duced the first speaker
He said: Il congratulate YOU most
heartily. not only on the victory bur the
spirit that made the victory possible. 1t
is the real, oii-fashioned American nlucl,
which at last won the trophy we adj
m.re the spirit more than the victory.
Year after year your representatives went
into the drill with smiling courage and
true grit. even though they knew that
the odds were all against them and the
others thought they could not win All
the faithful eflort of these years has
Evening star., 1909-05-20
OYSTER MEN VISIT CITY.
Have Been Holding Their Annual
Convention in Baltimore.

The Oyster Growers and Dealers Asso-
citation recently organized throughout the
country 10 create interest u the scientific
raising o. oysters, has bes1 holding its
annual session at Baltimore for several
DAYS past and today many members of
the association are IN the city. appearing
before the pure food commission and n
cidentaliy taking in the sights OF the city.
The sessions OF the association have been
made interesting 10 those connected with
oyster culture by addresses by Henry c.
Tow of New Haven. who spoke on the
sanitary treatment Of oysters: DR.. w. d.
Biglow of the division OF chemistry o. the
Agriculture Department. on the sanitary
shipment of oysters; e. r. Grave on the
work done by the MARYLAND she'll fish
commission. and by Capt. A. vpn Nycen-
helm of Maryland, A. F. Higgins of Bos-
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| brought this fruit. Moreover. you show
| this same spirit in your school and Your
graduates sshow ii in the business world.
That is why the school and its graduates
stand so high. That is why we have
worked cheerfully to get you proper
school facilities. All honor to Your Drin-
cipal Your teachers, your graduates and
yourselves
Gives Credit to the Girls.
Commissioner West was the next speak
err He said: Il will swap my place as
Commissioner of the District of Columbia
today with the captain of Company T..
/ would like to be boy again. just for
once The credit for the victory is not
due SO much to the company and ITS
captain as ii is TO the young ladies OF
the school. whose encouragement ana en-
thusiasm brought the flag TO BUSINESS!
MIR Davis read several kilograms and
! letters OF congratuatiOn which had been
received from various other schools In
he city.
| Others who delivered addresses con-
graduating the school upon the victory
Of t'onnany f. were Capt James +. Oys-
ter, president of the board of education;
A. T. Stuart superintendent of schools;
Percy NJ. Hughes, assistant superlntend-
cnt of schools: Ernest l.. Thurston, SUI
pervising principal of the thlrd divlslon
of schools: William T.. GUIDE. president of
tic Chamber of Commerce; Arthur
Houshton, president of the Business High
School Alumni Association: Charles Hart,
director of athletics of the Business High
School, and Robert Young, first captain
of a company in the Business High
School.
Gold Watch for Capt. Dulin.
Can't. Dulin. commanding the winning
company, was presented with a beautiful
gold watch by the members of the COM
pany The members of the company
were presented with massive bouquet of
American beauty roses by Mr.. Guide
AS is the usual custom. medals We're
presented to members of the cadet regi-
ment who excelled in drilling during the
+! year. They were corporal's medal, Corp.
Leahy: experienced cadets medal, Pri-
vate Kane; honorable mention, Pri-
Yates Miller Golden. Richards and
| NASH: inexperienced cadets medal. Prf-
vate Powdcrmaker: honorable mention,
Privates Hines, McAller and Ross. Capt.
benjamin Harlan, commanding Com
plny G.. was presented with q beautiful
sword by members Of his company.
During the exercises the Business
High school Orchestra rendered appro-
pirate selections, while Mr.. g. Boern-
stein gave several violin solos.
Company E. with Capt Dulin COM
nlanding. went to the residence of Mrs.
Allison Nailor this afternoon to pay its
respects.
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Daughters Elect Officers.

Marcia Burns Chapter. d. A. r.. met re-
Gently at the Ebbitt House and elected
officers for the ensuing year as follows:
Regent Mrs. Ellis Logan: vice regent
Mrs. Julian c. Dowell: recording secre-
tary. Mrs. Conrad +. Hesse: assistant re-
cording secretary. Mrs. John Farnsworth;
corresponding secretary, Mrs Thaddeus
NJ. Jones: trea surer. Mrs. Francis A. ST.
Clair: registrar. Mrs. Margaret Ballard
Moore; historian, Mrs. Charles II. Pen
per; chaplain Mrs. Henry *. Averill
parlamentarian, Mrs. Bella Marshall
TRULY: custodian, Mrs. James j. Sheehy:
members of executive board. all of the Of
ficers and Mrs j. III. Kuehling, Mrs
Frank Lloyd -Averill. Miss Mary Stewart
and Mrs. Price Colby tlafiin.
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his lieutenants W. r. Milburn and w.
l.. Lockwood. were alert at all times.
Company g. the fifth and last of the
companies of the Technical High School
to contest also made excellent show
ing and it was cneered again and again
by those in the stands. 1t WIS i'll charge
of Capt. L. G.. Rathbone. First Lieut.. X.
Bloom and Second Lieut.. G.. G.. Benson.
When the last company to contest
marched onto the field it was the turn
of the supporters Of the Western High
School to cheer, and they made up for
all the long time they had been silent.
And as they watched the movements of
the squads hope rose high i'm every
heart that the championship flag would
be intrusted To the keeping of the west
end school. The officers of the company
We're Capt. L. p. Parker. First Lieut.. r.
X. Baker and Second Lieut.. r w Weeks
The company was one of the largest to
compete. there being sixty-eisht men on
its muster rolls.
The police arrangements for handling
The immense crowd that was gathered in
the ball park were excellent and Capt. r.
+. Doyle seemed To be everywhere look
ing to see that nothing went wrong
Some Prominent Spectators.
In the stands around the field were
many persons of prominence. including
Commissioner Macfarland. Commissioners
West, Capt James +. Oyster, president
of the board of education, Vice President
/ w. V. Cox. William ID. Hoover. Mrs.
Mary Church Terrell, Mrs. Justina r.
| Hill, Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey
and Harry o. Hine. secretary, all of the
/ board of education; Supt. A. r. Stuart,
!; Assistant Supt. Hughes. Representatives
Smith. Fitzgerald, Hamilton and McLach-
Ian. Dr. Francis r. Lane. formerly d.
rector of high schools in Washington
Associate Justice Thomas ii. Anderson
Judge William II. De Lacy Of the Juve-
nile Court: Col. Smiley. adjntant gener-
| al Of the District militia Gen. Urell. Col
Richard O'Brien. Maj. Young and Capt
Edwards. all OF the District guard: vii.
liam f. GUIDE. Perciyal NJ. Brown, Stuart
Mcnamara. Walter A. Johnson, DR. Will
! liam Tindall, secretary to the COmrnls-
/ sioners, and Allan Davis.
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Thompson. Nortliport, n. Y. -.
The officers OF the Baltimore association
are: President William Heyser: vice
president. L. p. ,Wayman: secretary, W.
IT, Eillian: treasurer. Lewis L. Lord
Washington has no local branch 81 The
assoc alton. but II is announced that there
is plan on foot TO organize one here.