davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02
@elana.@ereme.

0af6ingtpn 5anserbunp. gC. 3l4
6. Ctr. 90. W. gilbert 2epper, Brdl-
u. Brauner, @etretGr, S14 s. Ctr. q.
8. 0siuri9 0ommer. 0iri9snt. Der
lummeIt Fa jsOen Disntas CUR Sing
Runbe.
DamsnUsrsin. 8rau 6. 8. gartbsl. prdf
|srIammluns jsOen 1. unO 3. 6rsttas res Do
mas, Mbenbs s ubr. in Obissm eOiale.
Nriun @eIans=Gerein 1905 8. Str.
q. W. gusuit Shmiot. 9rdi. s Z.
@dwesIer, 1929 S Ctr, g. 80, Setr.
9arI 0oler, 0iriseut. OireftOren'
ueriammluus am l. SOnntas na6 BEN
/. MittwO9 I'M NiOnat. @insltunO'
ieDen MittwO9. @eneraluerlummIune
am /. SOnntog i'm Otdrs mO September.
grtOn Damsnpersin. 6rdulein pauline 30
Ter, prGlbsntin. N%erinmmlang AN 2. Britt
nod mUnatIiG abenbs in pbisem 3ptale,
@ermanta MSnnsr.G6Or 922 Benn
glue. 9rdI. SObn Heiff. Setr. 2sOnart
@eper, All llteStr. %. 6. Gmil s
Gbriitiani, Director. ger1ammelt id
ieOen erfen Sunntas i'm MOnat CUR Sc.
f9GftserleDtsuns unD iepen SOmntal
unb DCnnerfa9 CUR Sin9Itunpe in 92i
Yenn. NUe.
DamenDsrein. Grau Sulia gubIer, prGi.
0erIamnIelt fG ieber erfen Gpnnta9 in
NOnnt in BeeIers Dale.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02
5%umOrififaes.


Gin wttne, Der IN o1iegtbEi4it
eeptb ielne eor6e @diHe be onf gDst
Dberbemben beriett botts, bae&neta
btele, Inn fi9 w~enteItens nt4t boz ies
fer @6I6erfn gu bIomiren, MID
Ghfnrmer II u1O 10 ittb Intdte bte
10 eetempeIten &emben IN BITE Bd'
t&e. - @ie eritount lit e. ober, oIS
mad elmer bolben Shrnbe BITE @oims
irpu Oor1te tn's 8iruter trtH mO
tbm Die &enoen NIT ben @orteIi BIN.
tutrft: rDos lit pObI SIR Dnnt bo.
fur, bob ih Sbnen 70 Ianee gepuulpt
babel -. 9aIien sic MIR BITE betOen
Genbea bo maiden, no Ste BITE G1gs
bsrn sem poiaeH IoiIenl-
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02
RircblicbesO u q

Dsti6s romiid .toibolii&s 81. IRA.
vlsn &irde, 9ds Der Stem Stras,, ami,
t6sn y u. s. StroBs, u. u. 3. Rs
@Otb, 9farrsr, u. $. Wlibm. aRiRant.
@OitssOi,ulte: S%omtass, 6rabmshs,
1880 ubr mo 9:l5 llbr, 9Odamt, INN
1890 llbr. EWfs, UNI 3 ubr unO Sci.
per um 1880 lIbr.
ct. 9oltpbs eitbssbunS. gsriammtIt I'D
feben 2. Ditnitae TN Wlpuas IN tr gtrtine-
bale. 5. unb b CIR. n. gB. Stlr. aarl
Spett go. 2 2. y. Is.
ct. 8onifaetus aranfsn llutrrfiBuugs.
@srsid. gerlammrlt ld itetn ,. Mittpr&
i'm Wpnat in pbtgn Stelr. 9olepb 8ababsB,
1925 ". y. Nos. ". M.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02
&Ogen.

a 0eutl9e 6reimaursr 9Ose Ars
%minius SO. %, F. A. A. M,
W\SObn q. Ster3er, Wtsiiter. NOam
SdneiOsr, Setretdr, 3746 Wc RinIsp
st., @bsup Gbals 3. g., UeriOmmeIt
f9 isOen sweiten unO uiertsn MOntas
I'M MouOt in Nuuol 9oOse 9au, Ate
ctr. unb pa. 9ue., g. 6.
@il6elm Eel Qpee SIR 5, 3d. O.Of@.
Oerlammslt FA jeOen Item unp Sten
D~Onnerfas i'm MOnat In 623 eCuitana
NOenue. paul BaalamtO, Setrstdr,
107 Ste Str, NCrppR.
Columbia 8unO SIR. 81, .. .. 9 q.
9Obn Meininser, SetretGr, TIC @resb.
AM YIace, 81. @ psrlammelt li4 ieoen
2ten Mittmp6 i'm MCnat in 1927 Ute ctr.
GUnistn 2uiln 8unp, .. 8. g. *. Grau
Martba Hupstus, praTbsntin.
@aI6instCn 6nin Nr. i, u. 8. G,
3. s. SAubert, 1927 LITE Strabs, NOrO-
wef, %per1ammslt fn isbsn lIten unO 3trn
WfuntaS i'm WCnat In 1877 Ute Str.
9sutOnia eOse Nr. 2, 3. .. s. g.
6.8. 9eIbis. Vrdfbent. 1740. T.. q @,
$. GamenreiG, Sstretar. 1900 Ste Ctr,
NOrpwef, Oerlammelt iH jsDsn 2tsn uni
4. Mcntas i'm WfOnat in 1889 Ute ctr
NUrDweR
@ermanin 9Ose go. Is. &. Of ..
VsriammeIt ii6 am 2. unb 4. DisnitaG
i'm gptbian EempeI go. 1912 9. Str.
q. D.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02
81. bic sIItsn fanusn =.

WGsmo: -Gber, @nnGen ~ar1snS
mo@it bu benn 10 einen &onenIdrms
Oh FebIt bod, Oob 4ltbt GnNp ribig
Ftti~
annfen: so, Der nlltB rubtg
fen, tDr ipieIen Batter unb Wltttr,
n1rb Hubi lit Batter un6 tourIt fpGt
nod &01ie intO Id BIN Onl-
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

DeutIher @entralUerstn. Yrall'sn'
.surt gSIdner j. gi8ssgrdi. @. Gad
OaI6sl; 2. 8iaes8rai. @upt. s. (.
S5weaIsr; gi3c.Brdi. 8orI @aoli;
4. gss.g,5: 8arl 6. Braun; 5. V5s
Rrai. @ourao Meiubarot; @has. Y.
@erner, 5dabmeiRsr; @ufaO 5enOsr,
5etr, dr., @Onsrsb 5etSbts, D. ..
6or. .atrassr Soispb 8onOrad. Ssr.
a.amlune jspen 4ten Dtsnltos TN I9Ona'
In 922 penn. NYe.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

.De9 81 b~ebontte1, bo6 Gle
BON poIioeiolltouObfI lrmgeitoBen
luMrbem3 @ifien ste ntht, 6nB Sfe
bQ tDeeen BtoerItnnO eeoes bic
GtontsoerDnIt beInnet werOen ION.
Sna-
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02
BabisI bsrIanst.

DAMS: .@arum IoHen Sls beur
biee 0eute ale IN bic Stpeite QIniie
eimjteieen?~ = G9affner: ~@en n
ber Aritten fein HIos mebr iItl- -
Dnne (sntriitet): so, bo bGtten
Sie ober bod Die bsllereR mlSiu&en
@nnenI~
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02
Span.

.@emn Elm Monm elmer Troil, tEOa-
Sem fie unre1t Bot, ntHt rf0er'
VprtGt, 10 b1It ct tie enttpeOer fur
Srunrn c6er er Iiebt lie; tpenn nber
cine Frau nihts entgeenef, bonn
Bat lie Id gu,ls SeuiB Oeri&Indt."
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

Oeutlher Neutrality-suspicious., Otltrtct
CIR. 40, Sstretdr Ism. 9anuemann,
1915 MOriom Ctr. 81. 49,, D%erIammelt
lih iepcn 4ten WlittwOh i'm Wlpnat In
1927 Ute StraBt.
Dsutl6sr Neutrality-suspicious., Dtfrict
100, MiHael DisB, Sttrstdr, 629 s
Strubs, NOrOOf, Oerlammslt Fa iepen
4 DUnnerfus i'm @Onatt in 1871 Z ctr.
Deutl6- Nmeritant16er untsrfabunss-
8erein, SUbn Dies, 5etrttdr, 1888 9.
Capitol Strase, perlammelt F& ieOen
2ten DienFas i'm WUnut in 1871 tie ctr.
@ermania Club. ReseImdBiss 3us
iommentuuft 6reitus Nbenbs III Ebc
9oIetam, SO. 1928 s ctr. q. SO
Setretdr 6. pom @rmsrt, $50. 1920
Ringman BIace.
OrcaFa 8unO. Dill. Of Col, s. q.
Snireer, Setr, @OnareB 6ei9bts. .. g.,
Oerlammelt lfA jepen 2ten DUnnerltas i'm
MOnat in 1877 Ute Strnee.
Smtsl 8rGHs g~srsnaeunss gsrsin,
SEQ. Matr, SetretGr, 1881 lite Stra6e,
NOrbwef, perIammtlt F6 ieDen 2ten
SOnntas i'm WiOnat I'M @Olcen eagle
6Otel, ylew Ssrlsp Npsnue unO . str.
Wlatt6suti9rr DamsnOtrsin. Grnu 1enry
5raus, WraFbsntin. 0srlammslt l6 ieben /.
WittrO9 i'm MOnat I'M 9auIe zines Der Wit-
sIieber.
B~uibinstOu Sid EeIief. 9ralicsnt y.
guHeurei9. ueriummsIt ii9 am l. unO
8. MOnt@ i'm 0tir's Deutl9es 9uus,
s97 Z. Str, q. B.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

Gcrr CSmm @ebiIfen, Der is9s
Innoiom rnIirt): ~Sie, irie LANCE
mer6en gie Oern nod IN meI1gns
a&te xnSin0nOsrpriDnttifreHi
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

Treunber: ~Weertptir6is, ME eure
Gtobl, bent 8enius mad, an HeOOI-
terung gepadfen it,
GintetmiiHer: rDtr bGben ober
and ben 8eniusbennlten Fetbtg trut'
tit, unb nIS er borul mt ietrer lit
bet ouftne, iob er Nues OOppeIt"
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

Gu.slutb. Ct. Sobumss airds, Al
Str., 2 @. 5nrden IS unO . Sir.
Baitor: Jieo. y. IS. 6ult.
0tre mratb rsrammelt li@ am l. WittwcG
i'm WOnai. atents 5 ubr.
8rauem sreut Yll mmet ft am 1. Britt
wgh i'm MOnat glaGmiiiass 3 nbI.
gutbsr-gisa ptriammelt tp am 2. Nlttpst
i'm MORat, AbguDs 8 lbr.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

Deutife euouseliid lntberiids Son.
coroia Rirds, 20. uuo u. Str. U. 8.
Eoitor: Jieu. 9oul VI. MsuSel.
Sruutaas, brutl9sr @pttsaOisnR I'M II utE
mOrssns, snsIil6er MorseHeptitsOisult an isbem
1. Spuntae hes Wcnats.
@sbesprlammluns bss Gnbsaspr BnsiRs
um $50 llbr.
Guslilas MISUNDERSTANDING um 7.30 nbE
penn btlOnesrs augeeiet
8tr%nratbiBuns an triftn MittpOH Ots
Monate, abenos s ubr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. am eEaen wltttDs& bel
Mpnais. nabmitlaae 2 ubr.
Die Sonntassl hultbru baben tire mpnat
lids Notwithstanding am Spdtm Ditns-
taa bss Wonats, absubs 7.30 ubr, nnb ibrl
pS9snili6s 8Orbertimnesiunes DpnHsrstaI
AbenO 7.30 ubr.
gtrlammluns Ots WaihiOnepsrsius III an 3
Dpnutrsiag oss Mpnnts I'm 2 llbr naGmittaoe
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

Grifs refOrmirte Sirde, 8. unb 81.
Str. q. SO.
9aifOr: 0isO Samss Q. gubrer.
an isbsm Somtas:
/. @ouesOienf (osutid) IL nbr gm.
2. @ottssbisult (snsl.) 100 absnOs
s. 9. SduIs (snsI.) 9:45 llbr 8m
Sn Der ISOLDE psrlammsIt iid:
air6snratb, f9 am /. DisnaaS i'm MOnot
8 llbr Nbsnbs.
Der etbrsrssrstn isStn DOunntas absnt.
UNI 8 1br.
8rausn-9 erstn an isbsm DisnRas int MSna
UNI 7 ubr 30 Nbtn6s.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

@er tsn &immeI nidt m fH IeI-
Der trGst Ser in&t ibR OerosEsns I'M
eGHssn 0altaR.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

gusruf zines flelBigen Snieroten.
aeiers: ~ lit eritounIif, pie oft lia
~ielteue @elesenbeiten1 bietenl"
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

@uonssIiid.Iutbsrii6 3ious.Rirds
9. mO g StroBe, q. 80, 4oitOr OtcU.
IS. i. Vergnsr. @ottssOieut /. uuo 8.
Counting Mor9ens unO Qbencs in ens.
lid. Am q, 4. unO 5. Sonutas,
Utorsens III 0euti9, abenOs in sns'
lid.
g%cunas.os en 2 RoS., 2utr na&mitasf
MtiioYf,0st
Ionosias ben 2. Rcs., 8 ubr na9mittOss
5raurn gersn
guttes.s oa fir 5ansIiuee isesn GOnnnla.
Abenb.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

Columbia GurnUsrsn o2s, WStraBe,
q. u.s., Gel. gtortb 2l45.
@sldafts. YsriammIun9en isOen 2.
Sonutas i'm Micuat, Nu6mittass ubr'
Iortanos Sisungeu isosn Ntontae
absnOs 8 rlbr. 9rdiiOent alfreO o.
geauuerao. S6riitmurt Is. =. Ntann,
92sl Is. ShaBe, u. u.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

ct. Mattbai 9utbsriI8e aira,. Z
Str. 8wii9en 10. nno IL Cir. %. o
@OttesOisnt: osutl9 il ubr morseus
snsIil6 8 ubr abenos. Yaitor: Rsu.
s. @. QImenOinsen.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

@uangslifdsIutbsrii9e DreisinisteiiS.
Stride. a. uno Is. str. 0.@.
9oitOr: 0teu. 9snO9 S6rOsOsr.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

Grmuenre&tIertm: .eS TT bic Suf-
eabe Der Grauer, bic 1lebeI Oer Bet
pu b~erbeHern."
Sbr Monn: Damn fonge gIei&
an unO DriisIe Oas Hnbn."
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02
prrrins- unO gOgen- 8alenorr.

M Die ouren setrasu an0 SstsRn. un' Fs' S'n aSr6suanOe~nS'n
gutht 5u sebsn.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

SiplOmOtiidt Ssrtrtinng.
KaiierIiA Deutide 9oiiaaft
t435 Nass. art. u %.
KaiierIih .H6nieIids 9oiidaft
OtRtrttd nnearH
1904 i8n @nabs q. VI.
SHweiseriiAe 6eiouoiaoft
2Of3 pyaisr place, y. @.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

PrOipect 9il Cemetery. 6reO. SIN.
bof, grdfiOent, @m. Mortin, Scf,e
tar. 0eriammelt li9 am erlien 6reitaQ
monatIi9 bel s. q. @%riesbauer, 43S
9te StraBe, %. W.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

Qrsis f5r bic S~uierotion Der aarte sa.SO per Sa8r-
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

6eFenbarma1btsr untsrfiBungspsrein,
SO6n Metniuser, Sstrstar, TIC @rssb-
am BIacs, NOrOwsR, psrlammslt li6 jeDrn
3ten MittpO@ i'm MCnat In 922 ga
Npenue.
Sdw1bilHer 6ranlsn<llnterRlbungs,
Oerein, MtadsI Disb, Setretdr, 629 s
Straee, NOroCa, Dsrlammelt T6 ieben
/ item Disnaae i'm NCnat In 737 Ute
Straee.
plattOeutl6er gsrsin, Bm. Stir.
mann, Sstret1r, wubnbait in Tacoma
9art, OsrlommeIt F& isOsn 2tsn DOnnsr-
tag i'm MOnat in 1921 Ute Strass.
DieBssr-u ntsrtabuuss gtrtin, SObn
Dice, Setretdr, 1888 9. Capitol StraBe,
Oerlammelt IFG ieDen lasn Ditutag i'm
UiOnat in 922 penn. NSt.
Surge Mlsessr . untsrRdsunssUerein
ueriammsIt ii9 AM 8. Disnitas III 922
Senn. gIpe. @ecrse YOtsridmiOt, Ssfr.
Columbia 8rausr-R rantenuntsrf ib.
unsSperein, 6ranS ROm, Setretdr, 1874
22te Str NCrCwef, %perlammelt fh ieben
3ten DtsnfaS i'm NOnat in 827 Ute Str.
Barber, Union usrIOmmslt fd Om /.
unO 8. Mittwo9 in 922 9enn. NUe.
Bladder : lutsritisuuss linton (uIt).
&sriammeIn ii9 am l. SOnntGS inl
NtOnOt. mOrseus II ubr in s27 I. Str.
Bddersl lnteritasunss .Bsrsin go. l
Quns). 0eriammeIt lid ieOen 2. Sonns
tag I'M WOnai Am IL ubr Ror9ens
III 827 7. Str.
Nrbsiters 6rantsntaRs. 8%sriammeIt
ii6 ieOeu 2 Disnitu9 unO nm Iseieu
Samitas I'M MOnut, ubenOs ins277. Ctr.
GOncOrDiO. gereim Uou (BIaOeusburs)
NtarplanO.
BrausN suuion go. llS. Der.
iammelt fib om Isstm SOnnta9 i'm
Utonat, mor9ens, in @ofsuo's Daus,
Ste unb u. Str, q. @. @m. 9eu.
mutb, Sstrstar, 91S Ate Str. u. 8.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

geatI6er 0aiien6ausOsrein, 9rdl- $.
i. SdneiOer, Bm s, @epers, Setretdr,
1919 Striving GtraBe, NOrppef- Duet
torens unO Dslesateus8 eriammluns am
2. SOmntas itOes UiOnuts nadm. in Oer
2luItalt.
Eran,n.Silfspsrsiu. 6rou &. @ SartbtI,
pr6S. 0srlammeIt ft mOnatli6 am 2. DON.
nerias i'm NOnat i'm Sdnssrburobetni.
grausn 0SbSsrsiu. Grau g. 2STlsr. oral.
geriammelt l6 i'm 5Omner am 3. Wtttrc6
i'm Mrnat TN @dneerbuntbstm.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-02

IsteranenYerein pes 8ten BataiaCns,
5enrv gpaltber, 5stretar, 415 6 StraBs,
NOrpweIt.
DeutI6er 3risserbunO, ueriammelt
f6 am 8. Mputo9 mUnutlid in go. 922
penn. Qlus., 9auptmann 0srrmann
3s6nsr; 6slOwsbeI SOiepb NtOir, $500
5 Str. q. 20.
Deutidomerit. Ge6niter.Y srsin uers
lummeIt Ii9 am J.. unO s.. Wittpo4
Des Wionats I'M Sdn9erbunO, 3l4 IS.
Ctr. RIB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-05
Deep Mourning for Dogs.

From Tit-Bits.
Deep mourning for pet dogs is the
latest feminine fad in London. Deep
mourning among human beings to GER
tain extent has gone out of fashion Deep
mourning for dogs is taking it's place.
A London woman tells how. having adj
yertised the loss Of her dog, she was sur
prised and shocked to receive the sama
evening an envelope in mourning nearly
an inch deep. Inquiring of her veter-
mary surgeon what this meant she was
told that mourning for dogs by memo
rial cards, with deepest black edginS.
and even by wearing black clothes, ID
becoming a definite fashion.
In one instance, he said, "a clergy
man accompanied a dog TO its burial.
Many smart woman owners now intimate
the death of pet dog by means OF
mourning cards.
They use the deepest of borders-some-
times three-qua rters of an inch Deepen
their envelopes. and have special mourn
ing cards printed of the same pattern
as those used when human beings are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-05
Preacher Got a Home Run.

From the Christian Standard.
A certain skeptic was contending be-
fore a minister that the work OF the
Creator was manifestly imperfect Have
you not yourself" he asked, noted de-
fects in the human organism. for in
stance, and thought of better contriva
ances?"
To his delight there was the frank
reply: why. yes / really think have.
'!'Why.', drawled the parson. you see
when 1 want to shut out anything dis
agreeable from my sight l can draw
down my eyelids and it's all done. but
unfortunately 1 haven't flaps to my
ears
Free conversation ceased at about that
point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-05
SeShOa~d Air \ line DIV

10:05 AN. DAILY-"Seaboard FAs. Mail"
Through coaches and Pullman sleerars "a Sarxr-
nah and Jacksonville. Parlor car Jack Snneiiis
to Tampa Through sleeper to Atlanta. hf3ihg
car.
6:35 PM. DAILY-"Florida- Cuba Special
Pullman steel electric lighted sleepers 10 ~agAl-
nah. jacksonville. Tampa. ST. Aughstfs Hcl
knights Key flor Havana). Through coaci's
to Jacksonville.
s:15 F.M. Atlanta Birmingham Sgs-
cial" Through Pullman steel electric lGnted
sleepers and observation to Atlanta Brn-
ingham and Memphis Through coaches 70
Ticket once. 141s New York ave. NV.
E. A. HARDWOOD. C.T.A. G. 2. PHILLIPS D-P.A
O. B. RYAN. G. p. A.. Portsmouth. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-05
ANIMALS IN COURT.
Monkey, Hens. Eagle and Goose
Have Been at Bar of Justice,

From Case and Comment.
Animals OF various kinds have been
having their day in court. That no fish
were on the ark and that therefore the
creature is not an animal was the posi-
ton taken by st. Louis city attorney IN
case against peddler accused of cruel
". to animals.
The case was dismissed over the en-
phatic protest of Judge Pollard, who ar
gued that the dictionary defined a fish as
an animal. The peddler was charged with
advertising his fish by displaying a live
animal from a string on his cart, that it's
Topping might attract the eyes of pro-
Spective purchasers.
There can be no doubt. however. that
a monkey is an animal Of high degree.
A fve-pound simian slumbered peacefully
in his cage at the Kentucky state faiP
grounds few months ago. while four at
torneys fought a wordy battle in the
magistrate court as to whether state fair
visitors should be permitted to amuss
themselves by throwing balls at the mon
key
To champion his cause and see that
Justice was done to little Jocko half
dozen Louisville club women were pres
ent. After an hour and half Of testi-
mony and legal oratory about Darwin.
monkey prostration. nervous fatigue
and other things that the ordinary lay
man would not believe monkey was
heir to, the magistrate decided that the
owner should pay a fine OF So, for letting
the visitors at the fair make his monkey
a target for rubber balls.
That il is against the Ohio law To hold
bald eagles in captivity was Z, ruling
received from Attorney General Hogan Ivy
Elmer Fawcett, a Logan county farmer.
Fawcett had one Of the birds and the at
torney general ordered fits release. The
eagle was taken after a fierce fight sew
eral weeks ago. Fawcett discovered ~
with its talons fastened I'm the wooi'y
back of a lamb, seized a pitchfork and
captured the bird after a lively struggle.
The attorney general holds that native
eagle cannot be held captive in ohio
The much disputed question rs hen a
bird?" which the Treasury officials passed
up as too complex for them. has been pre-
sented to the new Court of Customs APP
peals The present form Of the problem
is this: IF birds eggs are free under
the tariff and hens eggs are taxed
cents a dozen. why isn't hen bird?"
An importer who paid the duty wants to
know.
Also there is goose case now pending.
In certain barnyard an agent OF
North Carolina Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals discovered goose
whose webbed feet were nailed to a
hoard as one stage in the process to mako
its liver become pate de foie Cras.
A meeting of the society was held to
consider the case, and the president. who
had been in consultation with encyclo-
pedists. doctors. lawyers, humanitarians
and others, insisted that in addition TO
the bodily injury there also the
question of mental anguish on the part
of the goose. Accordingly the society
voted to hale the gooses owner to court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-05
SUMNER RESORTS, COTTAGES, HOTELS AND TRAVtl
RAILROADS.
and Ohio K. (

LEAVE UNION STATION,
ROYAL BLUE LINE,
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
NEW YORK TERMINALS. LIBERTY ST. AND
W. 23D STREET.
Cnoy.l Special I'll 90 am. Il 90. 500 Gscyai
Limited. hcurs,. 800, 800 o. m. and si2.ls
night. 1852 am. Diners and Parior Cars on day
trains. Sleepers on '12lS night open At 1000
pm
Philadelphia and Atlantic City 100, 300.
s1l.0O am. 81 90 80 "a. 90 nm.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
=. week DAYS 100 am. 70 1000 pmJ
200: 200 1850 1000. .lioo am. 1890 noon.
"a 90. s4.lS 800. MOS $50 ts.o0 $3.50,
". $500 f9.oo. 1000 80. 40 sii.S0 1T Isn't
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO; .a.1Ss % .1s'. $50 GMss
% 10 an, e. 10 pm. '12lo night.
'12: ~ night sleeper ready 1000 rmA.
CLEVELAND, %. 10 pm. COLUMBUS, %. 3op.u-
WHEELING. sp1O a M. $50 pm.
Schedules OF local trains at ticket of1ces.
DAILY. Except Sunday sSundays only.
TELEPHONES at follow ing Ticket omees:
141I ST. NV. Main 1891: 6I9 Pennsyfva MA
ave. Msin 27s: Union Station Main 1850.
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Southern Railway.

N. B-Folowins schedule 1gires Published only
as information. and not Cusra nteed
For Atlanta. birmingham. Mobile. New Or
leans. Asheville. 900 a and 10 AS pr daily
e:0c sn daily for Chattanooga and MemphiA.
Dining cars.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Bhmin4.
ham. New Orleans. 1910 r N. dsily. Dining csPs.
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga. Meui-
phis. Nashville. 4:1O an. daily (sleepins car
open after 10 PM. Dining cars.
For Charlotte. Spartanhurg Atlanta Anniss
ton. Birmingham. 4:15 pm. daily. Dining cars
Tourist cars for California Monday. WEDNESDAY,.
Thursday. Friday. Saturday. Ans pm.
For Greensboro. Durham. Raleigh. Chariotts.
Columbia. Charleston. Aiken. Augusta. savan.
nah, Jacksonville and Florida points. go PIN.
daily. Dining
Local for Harrisonburg. $50 am. daily. s:sS
pm. and 4:3o pm. week days; for Danvtlle.
1:30 am. daily and for Charlottesville. 1880
Q. m. and 40 pm. daily: for warrenton. 40
pm. daily and 45s pm. week days. Frequent
trains to and from Bluemont.
l. 6. BROWN. General Aren't.
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Atlantic Coast Lime.

The Standard Railroad of the South"
Notice.-Time Of departures and connections
not guara nteei.
40 am. daiIy-''Ooast Line Mail" Through
sleening cars and coaches to Jacksonville.
4:10 pm. daily"West Indian Limited"
Through sleeping cars 10 Charleston. AugUSta.
Savannah. Jacksonville. Port Tampa. Fla. NoR
Havana) Ind Knights Key for Havana). Through
coaches TO Jacksonville UNEXCELLED DIN
ING CAR SERVICE.
$40 pm. daily-'palmetto Limted"-rhrough
sleepers to Charleston. Wilmington. Through
Goa ches to Charleston.
Ticket Once. f4Is NEW YORK AVE.
GEO. P. JAMES. D. P. A.. Washington. n. g.
T C.; WHITE. G; A.: W. G. CRAIG p. r.
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CORNER OF DELAWARE AND RAYMOND
sts.. Chevy Chase. Nd. bungalow style house.
containing rooms and hath: about an acre
Of land around house; excellent chance to
rent fine suburban home. Rent, $50
month.
THOS J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
73S 10Th st. NV.
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RAILROADS.
Chesapeake Beach Railway.

Schedule of excursion trains to and from
CHESAPEAKE BEACH. effective July /. 1911.
Subject to change without notice.
MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS. INCLT SIyE.
Going-Leave District Line $780, 1880. u:30
am, 2:30, $40. 7:4j pm.
Retur ning-Leave the Beach 6:35 am. 1880.
2:1O 6.OO 500. 1000 pm.
SATURDAYS.
Going-Lcave District Line $3.50. 1880. 1850
am. 200. 800. $40. 1:45 pm.
Retnrnirg-Leave the Beach 6:S5 am. 1880.
2:lO 90 500. 300 1000 pm.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Going Leave District Line $3.50. 1880. 1850
ReiurningDLeave the Beach 700 an. 1880.
30 900 500. 900. 1000 pm.
PAUL Y. WATERS. General Manager.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-07-06
ENDED In A SLAUGHTER
With AMERICAS ON TOP
TGnniIIe'S Hide and TaIIOW
Taken

Worse than "a slaughter of the in
nocents" was the complete annihila-
ton by the Americas Champs yester-
day of what remained of Tennille's
ten terrors, the fourth game coming
to Americas by the Wellnight unani-
nous score of ten to two. And Amer
icus might have strung the other two
runs as well, but for courtesy to her
visitors. Baker in the box and Tom
my Hooks under the willow were re-
sponsible for Tennille's tale of ter
ror Voss, their best twirler, was the
first lamb sacrificed in the box, and
was followed in turn by Sheppard
and Brown, but to no purpose, as the
score shows. The game was dull,
slow and featureIess. Americas thus
strung three of the four games of the
Tennille series, and came dangerously
near the other one as we'll, Next.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-07-06

LIGHT SUMNER FURNITURE
will make your rooms look and feel
cooler. Store away the heavy articles
and have us supply you with light
summer furniture that is both
COMFORTABLE AND ATTRACTIVE.
Come and see the display we are
making. 1t includes rattan, willow
and the lighter woods appropriate to
the season.. You can buy a whole set
or single pieces and in no instance
will you find the price high. Summer
clothing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-07-06
CORRECT STIYES CORRECT PRICES
CHAS T. ANSIEY CE4AS. l. ANSLEY.
of
Quality.
CORRECT STLYES
CHAS. L. ANSLEY.
CORRECT PRICES
CHAS. L. ANSLEY.

In buying goods we consider quality
first, and then price-we do not buy to sell
at price but we buy with the idea OF Civ
ing the best value. Anything you buy from
us you can feel sure is of the best quality
and that the styles and patterns are right
the majority of the patterns exclusively our
own. The best lines of merchandise are
confined to us, in Americas Remember
that we give you your moneys worth in
every sense of the word
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Eldridge Drug Company the old es-
tablished drug stores of DR.. E. J. Ed
ridge, where they are always glad .
see the Doctors old friends, as we'll
as the companys. We welcome you to
the same old stores. where you have
always found, and will always find, the
purest drugs and chemicals Courteous
and licensed clerks to wait on you,
ct
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-07-06

Mrs. Barlow Council and Miss Hazey
Tower left yesterday for Birmingham,
where they will spend the month Of
July at the home of their sister, Mrs.
Octavius A. Armstrong.