davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
GimOn @Dlfs IS. @es
bmrtsta0.

Seute iiuo es Al Sabre, oa ltano
Der Hebafteur oes ,8aIbinaton
Sournols" i'm bunten 8od an Der
5troBe, Die aus 09es mad @rs-iur.
@oielIe fiibrt, ltno iob gu, pie Die
grmee 8e5aines in Die @efongen.
i6aft obgefii6rt muroe. St obnte
nitt, Dab oieies oenftuiiroige @reia,
nib 0amals in Dem fernen @aibina.
ton BON einem sepiiien &obert Rei.
BEL nit ben 8erien peretDigt murOe:
nAn Dem Gage, oa 8oIf geboren,
boben iie aud Meb %berlOren." 8olf2
Seer lit @olf? Seute tueiB Ser Ge-
onfteur, meiB ieoer 9euti6e, uno
mas mebr iagen mill, iueib ieoer
NidtOeutide in Baibington, 9. g.,
per NIT Dem Nomen MoIf in Den
eriten Der 8tpei ongefiibrten gerie
gemeint lit. ODER ioll es mirfli9
in @oibington. 9. g., nod Semano
geben. Der ME ettpos BON benz 9(ftb.
Simon @olf geb0rt ooer eeIeien
bate? 0os miiB elm Meni6 iein,
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
Die ruini@e NaBtrase.

aongreBmitglieo Sul5er, Der Sor.
liber oes &ousuusiAuIies iiir aus.
martige MngeIesenbeiten, iprad AM
5onntag in elmer @~eriammlnn9 IN
Ser 8ilgerfirGe an MaOiion slpe.
4no 121. Str. in Nelu Oorf iiber
NuBIonos @eigerung, ameritanllde
T1Iie on5uerfennen, tpenn Die Srba-
Der molaiIden @laubens iino. Serr
Sul5er erfl1rte, 0aB fir ole Sereinig'
ten Stooten fem on0erer Alslpeg
often Ite6e, oLs ben 0ertrag bon 1882,
Der Die &nm0eIs- uno @erfebrsbe5ie-
bun9en 5ipii6en Amerifa unO Stub
Lamb regeIt, 0ii fiinoieen. gr bai
cine oobinaebenoe &eioIution IN
&ongrelie eingerei1t unO boift, oaf
lie beim @ieOer5uiammentritte oes.
Ielben I'M DECEMBER uuper5iiglih an
aenommen merOen tpir0. nDies ii
feline iiioiide 6rose", erfl0rte er
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28

mitnl6e, oarunter einen @lilflpunlH
oes Serrn Gltoolpb Sauer uno eir1en,
Der BON i1mmtliden 4tn0ern oes
Geutlden @oiienDouies unter5eihnct
mar, uno Serr Bertoer oerlas Die fol-
geltOen, am Abeno norber in Der Wo-
discriminating oes Deutlhen @en-
"tralpereins mtgenommenen8el6lulle
Sn 9lnbetrudt, bob Sr. 5imOn @Oli,
@brenprdiiOent oieier Organization,
morgeu BEN 70. Sabrestog ieiner @e-
burt feiert, iei biermit beidloiien, oaB
oiegertreter Ser 5tueiuno5pun5ig gum
Geutiden Gentralbereine i'm DtItrfft
Columbia geb0rigen @ereine, 9ogen
un0 @eieui6aften Serrn @olf lire
ber5li6iten @Iiidipini6e bier5u Dor.
bringen in l0er 9offnung un0 nit
Dem @uni6e fir einen Ianger, beitc-
rem 1no 5ufrieoenen 2ebensdbetn.
Sci es ferner bei9loilen, oaB Der Set.
ret1r oieier &0rperi9oft Dem Sitbilor
oie@liifmiinide idriftIi9 ia6erreide."
Sin fiinffahes Quartet oes Sanger.
6itnOes eroffnete unter 2eiting Oes
Witlifoireftorg Erof. 9etnri9 9om-
mer Die Setter nit Dem gbor: rgeod
lin0 Die Gage Ser Stolen" utto LieB
iih gegen ben S9luB ~berielben gum
5lpeiten WfaIe 6oren.
Sn ieiner grmioerungsreoe Der.
iton6 Serr @oIf eS m~eilterboft,
grnit uno Sumor in Der geIungen-
item Wiii6ung our @elhing gu brin.
gen. @r oanfte alien @eonern uno
alien @ebern bob berpor, oaB er 5eit-
lebens beitrebt eetpeien iet in unei-
genniisiger @eiie iobieI @utes 81
tbrn, als ibm m0gIia getpeien lei.
uno beriprod1 inoemieI6en @eifte
meiter 81 leben uno 5l mirfen uno
babel 81 fem menn Der iiingite bon
alien Anpeienoen ieinen 70. Sc,
6urtstog feiere. 8is onbin geoente
er, iif) reft oft in ben ibm gei1ent.
ten &ubeieiiel, aber ME in ben STU
beitano 5lt iesen.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28

oes Geutiden GentraIOereiHs, Oelien
Gbenprd1tOeut 81. 8Olf it'll oOuSrn.
Chr. Seuri6 Der cine &emiHisoeB
BON Der 6eier Oes 70. Gsbrrtstass
porIas, BON Serrn 9looIpb 2eOD, Dem
unter Dem Rumen Seinrih Seine 2
betannten Sumoriiten BEG Singer
bunOs, pom Serrn Gbas. @raff uHO
lat, bit not Ieoit, - BON Den
9rdiiOentinnen Der beioen Dem Deut'
iden @oiienbots Oienenoen 6rnlien.
oereine bon fSrau Rafberine &offler
ltnO 5rau &. g. 8artbel, eebolten
fuuroen, Oeutli1 beralrs b0ren tOn'
men. llno oud an @eburtstdgsan.
gebinoen fe6Ite es nidt. Serr WaeDers
iibergo6 i'm 3nmen Der DireftoreH
oes 9eutiden @aiienbnuies unO Der
beioen eben genannten &~rditoentin.
men, auBer 6ruu 8oIf unO Jrm Seu.
rid ben ein5igen, Der 6eitIidteit bel.
pobnenOen 0omen, Dem Subilar Ell.
men pra1toollen Armieliel, urbO Der.
las I0o5u elm BON 6rau 9offler perfoB.
tes @eoi1t. uno @err GloltOp iSber.
rei6te r6m nIs @eIfenf Oes Singer
5unoes cine toitborego ritednoOel nit
Diomonten. Serr Mlepers nerlos cine
9ln5abl ihriftlih eineegnngener@1iif.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
Bonn aaiierpaar emptansen.

Der iteiie nmerifanii6e 9otlhaf-
ter in Berlin, &err Sobn 6. u. 2eiib'
man, muroe am 9ienitag QbenO pom
&aIier @iI6elm i'm foniglidenS dIob
in Berlin empfan9en. Die Auoienj
lamb in 0en Tripatgemdhern 0es
&aiiers uno Ser aaiierin Itott, 81,
fir oieie @elegenbeit eigelts bon
Botsoam euad Berlin gefommer
moren. Ser StaatsiefretGr Dee
aeuBern b. aiOerlen .g96hter mar 3rl'
segen. gea6 Der ueberreidung bee
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oes BOT
I6afters botte Der &oiier nit Serrr
2eiibmo cine ungepobnli1 Iong(
Yripatlnterreoun9, pelde ii6er eint
fable Stunoe oouerte. Serr 2eilb,
man ,lulroe in elmer Soffutide mad
Dem SdloB gebradt unO mar pon
Ober . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS begleitet
Der 8otiHoitsitob nobm 5uei an.
oere @offutiden elm. Nuh Der AuOi
er5 beim &oiier muroe Der amerifa.
nii9e 8otidofter BON Der aaiierir
empiongen.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
RUneetOren.

RoDsttOreu, weI3s in ibrsn Difriftsn
OutOrifert linb, bic abOnnsmentsbsirdss
gu srbsben unO 3u quittisren, finO fols
ssuOs 6srrsn:
5. 6. Dsbmsr, go. s5s, IA ctr. 9. 6
fir ben SiOOiten.
6rib RIeim, 94S4 Va. NUs. %. 8. fir
ben 81. 80. wsltlid pom Der Is.
Str. sinidIisBenO @sOrSstOwn
un6 ROBIpn.
gauI 6aIfter, 1868 80. Ctr, %. 49,,
fur ben NOrOweIten.
9Iusuf genbsr fir @OnsreB 9eisbts.
@uROD 5sunins fir Mt. &Oinisr,
B~IaOensburs mnO l%lmssbnns.
Weesn RIassn Die uns bic unO bO
,SutOmmsn OoB Oos DSOurnaI" ni9t bis
Samfas NbenOs ODER erf WtOntass
in Die 0ahbe Der 9eler tOmmt, tbeiIsn
mir nit, Bag bic 3eItung 3sitis ssnus aui
bic pOlt tcmmt nm Samitag mOr9ens
nit srlter YOI1 ubseliefert gu werOen.
Nan beI9wsrs iid prompt bel ben
6srrn grieftrasern. 8ei @ieOerbO.
Iunssn bitten mir UNI Na@ri@t per Ees
IspbOn (Waain 1882 ODER POittorte.
grsebenit
Der 6eraussebsr.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
SabrbnnO ertfcier.

Die Oeiitihen lutberiiden @emein-
Den oes @roBer 8itts6nrg- GiItrifts
feierten am Sonntag Den 1OOiabri.
gen @eburtstog oes @riinoers Der
oeutifen eo. lutberiihen Spnooe pou
@aiiIouri Ohio uno anoeren 5taa.
ten, oes Hep. 81. s. q. ". @oIt6er.
nit 5iuei bon g%altieuoen beiudten
Observation-Disclosures. Ser Set
reoner in Der neutrality-suspicious.
hung lpor Der Heitor Der 8ittsburaer
llttberiIden Eaitoren, Gen. q. Brand.
Elm %uertrauter Sreulto 0es Or. @al-
tber, IoDange oieier le6te, un0 Dor
leiner 9%erufun5 na6 Yittsburg Der
@eiitlide Der bieiigen ep. lutb. Drei.
einigfeitSfirde an Der 0ierten. unO
g StraBe u. @. Or. 8alt6er, Der
Dor einem SabrbunOert 81 Songen.
fursOori i'm &onigrei6 So6ien ge.
boren mar, geborte 81 Den eifrigItell
@erebrern 2utbers uuO fannie oelie1
56riiten wie menige. Die BON linn
tegriinOete 5pnooe lit gegenu1rtig
Die groBte lutberiide 8eu6inouna ser
Nelt nit ilber 5000 @enleinoen uno
etiun 220O 8altoren.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28

yionoern cine omerifaniide 6rage.
Gedte oaer amerifoniihen 8iir.
apr meroen in MitleiOenidnft ge3o-
gen. &uBlonO meigert Iih niht nur.
ole 8diie BON Suoen on5uerfennen,
ionoern audi oie @diie BON 8optiiten-
N%tiiion1ren, fotboliiben Hrieitern,
@resbpterianern atno onoeren, uno
5par megen ibrer &eligiOn." Bie
man Ii6 erinnern miro, bot Der
OeutI4omerifani lfseM otionulbun6"
auf Der iiingit bier itu~ttgebobten
GonDention uuf @ernnIniiung Oes
aftb. Simon @oli einitimmig iid
fiir Nnnobme Der SrlSer'i&en &efo'
luton ertldrt.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
8ei feIflicbem Weable.

3u @bren Der beiOen ioeben aus
europa 5lriidgefebrten Serren 0eS
GonqreBmitglieos &i6oro 9ortbolot
unO oes Nep gorfer gerlegers s. y.
8oIfram, ole pom &%rGiiOenten Gait
ais OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Ser. STUD.
ten geianOt paren, Inn Dem Oeltiden
Scatter am SeOantoge Die Geplifa Oes
bieiiaen Steu6enOenfmals 81 iiberee-
ben, ian0 an Mittapo9 I'M Aitor so.
tel in gtelp yorf Elm 6eItmubl bon
mebr ols 25O @eOeden itatt. Die
Menuforte 5eigte auf Dem llmidlas
Die woblgetroffenen 8iloniiie Der
beioen @brengdite.
Zen 8oriie fiibrte 9err 50. Ben
nede, Der Obmonn ioes 8%eranltol'
tunasonsI6uIies, uiio 4rofeiior Sligo
N1iinIterberg BON Der 9orluaro nni-
DerIit1t belt Die 6eitreoe, melde mil
einem Sod oifi ole betOen Serren
IdloB. Sn ieiner 0anfesreOe fitbrte
Serr gortbolOt II. a. ans, Dab Die bon
3rof. We%iinIterberg erfudbnte neue9e.
Uegung i6re inrlere Triebtraft aus
Sem Notwithstanding Der @aiien
geihopit bot, einem 8eoiirfniB, mel
DIES ale Boiler lebrt, iiber Die eige-
men @ren5piGble binuas5lr6liden uno
neben Sen engeren %nationolen Snter-
ellen audi Die internationale 8obl.
iabrt 5u beriidiihtigen. Gr CAB Damn
cine fltr3e @eihifte Der uSterben'
g0ee", 3. f.. Der 8eitrebungen, Die
IhIieBIid 5llr Grrihtung oes Steu.
benz enfmols unO ole WiOmltng ei-
ner &eplifn OH oas oeutihe Bolt,
Hii6rten, uno %erp6bite niih oes Gn'
f6eils, ben err an Der &ernirfltfFlng
0es 9lanes hottie. Niit mnrmen @or.
ten geondte er audi Oes 9ilobalcrs
aLbert Soeger, Der Oos W%leiiterperf
Ifuf, 0as leinen &tf ols aiinitler
mobl fir immer b%egriinOet Dot.
SLiid) Serr @olfram oerlieb ietnen
@efii6len 0es DonteS IN IbereOten
8orten aiisorud. 9as gldn5enoer
gil6reoner belpGbrte lid CT. Gina.
nuel Boratdg Der einen 2obbpmnIs
ouf Dos 0eutidtbum in Amerito au-
Itimmte uno nnhfpies, Dab es niht
mn Dem 2onoe cine lange Geibe bon
Stootsm1nnern mn0 SoDoaten i6ent-
tie, nidt nur in &iinlten uno Miiien.
Ihaften, in Re6ensanidauung uno
9ebensfltnlt einen gelDaltigen 4ul-
turfaftor BARTLETT, iolboern Dab Is
aud Die potriotii6iten ttno un6eIted)
lifIten 8iirger Itellte Die oieies 2anO
lie beIeIien bat. Der &eOner prizes ben
oeutiden 4aiier als ben groBten 50r-
0erer 0es guten @inoernebmens 5fpi-
idyen ben Ser. Staoten uno Deutid'
Iono uno fano aud elm gutes @ori
fir lOie oeutide 8reiie, oeren 8ertre'
ter, bic beioenS onOerboti6aiter pom
BrGiiOenten nit elmer 10 ebrenooaei
WiIiion betrnlit tporOen iino.
On benz Rdoetiife neben Sen ST.
rengGiten IaBen Der Oeutide General
GonluI 81. 6rnnf, IT, 8rofeiior Siigo
MdiinIter6erg, Or. 5. 6. Seromer, Ger
9rGlioent beg @eutid : anlerifani,
ifen MotionaIbunos, BrGiHoent &ieo.
Ter pom vDeutiAen 2ieoerfran3" Or.
YaItor SfoIer, Or. emanuel 8aridI
unb &ermann &iooer.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
Bon Den 9eberlserinIlerllnnen

Gon Den Sebenserineriunaen
9luguit 9ebels, oes berDorraaenoen
oeutiden So5ioliitenfiibrers lit 10.
eben in Der MISUNDERSTANDING
BON 8iee in Stiitteart Der 8tueite
9anO eridienen. 9orin entrollt ser
9erfoiier Die innere @eihidte Der
iO5ioloemofratiiden Eartei udbren0
Der Sabre 1869 bis gum 9ora6enO
oes So5ialiltengeiebes. i'm Sabre
1878. Der SnbaIt itil0ert Die SEE.
riooe oes Germ b. S6meiter in Der
proletoriihen Arbetterbepeeung ben
geginn Der porlamentorif6en EbG.
tigfeit 8ebels, ieine Ginoriide aus
Dem euti6.fron5oiiideu arieae. BEN
2eipiger Sohperrotbspro5eB uno
Die gereinigltne NIT Den 9lnbangern
SaiiolIes. @ie Der erlte ganO, 10
lit and oieier 8peite friid uno fIott
seihrieben.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
SaeOb srasser seebrt.

Su Scr regelmdBigen Sabresper.
iammInng Der federation Of Retoil
9iqiior Teolers~ Die om Nittmof
0ohmittog i'm 91ationol Sotel abga.
6olten puroe, pgroen iiir ons TOM.
menOe @ei61ftsiabr Die naditeben.
Den 9enmten ernannt; orei oopot
IinO 9eutib Ameritoner, Oeren Ra-
men in gari5 @ai6ington einen sltell
@Iong baben: @olter 5. GoiteloR Bra.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
rP1os Meltourort BON gn0reoI

E57Ios @eitourort BON An6reos
WieBmonn, an Der gde Der 8. uno
s StraBe q. @.. lift oort melt umber
fuegen ieiner gut ge6oltenet @etrdn-
fc (Seuri6's MGr5en) uno oes gu.
ten 9lin6es. ben es BORT eiebt, AUS
uortbeilbofteite befannt. Der 8irtb
lit elm goper unO MitelieO Oesu Deut-
Ifen ariegerbumoes"
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28

Sn Der N%rtotrbdue (1OO6 Y str.
Sc. @.) finOet iibermorgen (Gion.
tag) 9lbeno unter Ben auipi3ien IOes
Gomenpereins Dos erite San5frdn5.
den Itatt.
Ger moratli9e Appen Oes Geut
ifen &riegerbunoes muroe amSonn.
tag in Dem Souptquartier (Sotel
geBler) pon Sauptmann Serm. 2eh-
ner abgebolten. NLnes oerlief or.
oonan8mdBig.
Ger @ermonia WGnnerhor er-
partet ale ieine WiitglieOer ubO De.
rem 6amiIien BEL Ser morgen 4beno
i'm 8ereinslofaIe (Sotel 8eBler)
ltottfinoenOen erIten geieligengbenO-
unterbaltung loieier Sailon.
Die Seutonin-2o Scr. 2 pom
9eutiden Oroen Der Sermapnsiobne
ieierte am Montag ben nebergan9
nod ibrem nelten 8eriammlungslo-
fnle BET &arI s. Braun, Ger. 1889
Z. StraBe 81. %. nit elmer fIeinen
6eitIidfeit.
Dem ODiter &ooit ben Der
@erein @nbern am 5onntag in 8en-
ming gob, i9aOete oas &egentpetter,
iniofern als oer9eiu6 ettpas 81 lpiitl-
iden iibrig lieB; Der 8oblgeibmatf
Ger gebafenen @llItern uber lit oa'
Onrh nidt I'M geringIten.
Der 9 menDerei n oeS
n8dibington5 GngerbuuOs" belt am
Dienitag 4beno in Dem 8arIor beg
5Gngerbun6beims cine aaBeroroent-
Li1e 8~eriommlung ob, tporin be-
ifloIien puroe, lam Donneritag, benz
is. geopember, in Der Saae eine
gu9re-&ortei gu ner~anitalten.
Mus &enningen in @iirttemberg,
mo- er li9 unl6ngit nod auf Ieiner
nun been0eteten @eutI9lnn0reiIe Re.
iu9stpeile aufbielt, bat 9err griIt
SOffIer bon Der .90ffler Snn" an Der
@laoensburg Nooo ieinen JreunO
foBn Mergner, benz befannten 8irtb
an Der s StraBe, 81. 8, cine biibidc
IniiGtsfarte 3ugeididt, tDeI6e elmer
rieligen Steinbrub NIT nlen Be-
triebseinrihtungen, oas gigentbunI
BON Mergner's @ruOer @ottlob, oar
lteIlt.
Eeu 6lnn6s be~lie6teIter &o.
manifriftiteIer, Der AUDI ais Ser.
faiier ougfrdftiser Dramen befonnti
Serr &uoolf &er5og, Ser, einem &llft
Ser @ermaniitiIfen @eieliAuft fol-
geno, gegenp1rtig oie Ser. Staater
bereiit nno 8orleiungen iiber unO aug
Ieinen eigenen @erfen b6lt, beebrt(
ont lesten 6reitog ben 0@ermanit
Club I'M oeiien 8eriammlungslofa
i'm QUIifam. Gin 8er5eidniB Oel
S9riften Gu6olf Ser5oe's finOen oil
2eIer an anoerer STEELE Oieier Num
mer.
6rau @otbarine 9offler, Die MIN
mermiioe 9r6iioentin 0es 6uauen
Nereins Der @riten Mef. Stride, Sd
Der 16. uno NI5tpobe q. So, ia
l6mmtli6e @lieoer oieies8ereins oil
IienItog, ben Z. Soon, I6enoS s nbr
All elmer geieaigen 3~uiommenftnf
in ben. Observation-Disclosures oeS
@ottesbouies eineelaOen, BET Der e
an IeibIi6en unO geiItigen @eniiliel
(WiuIif, &e8itatiOnen Il. !. ND mid
feblen ipino. 9nmit Die 3niommer
funft d6er aud cine geidaftli6e SCI
tie bobe, fon i'm 2aufe oes abenO
sic idbrlide 8enmtentpabl oorgt
nommen tperoen.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28

3euti6 amerifoniiaen unteritiit.
unesbiiuoe gtr. 40 uno ger. 100, uno
aIf Den 20. ROuember fouenoeu %.
i1brigen Stiftuugsfeit oes Columbia
8unOs Rr. 81, O. 8. 9. g., elm.
8eioe ginIoOumeeu nuroen non Dem
@oriisenOen tparm %empfoblen.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28

Sofo6 9riigser, eriter gi5e
prdiiOent; Sobu 3. Sbriner, 5rpeiter
8i3eprdiioent; Sames Q. Gugon.
oritter 9i5eprdiioent s. s. Wiaguire
Sefuetdr; Sames &idorOiou Sdat.
nleiiter, uno @alter Spraal ulo IS.
@aifenmeiiter. Die Serren
@iaiam gnrrp 6ugb SarneD. g. o..
SteDart, G6omos aeaiber. G6eooore
Stoner. Gatrid Collins, W1onrice
Sbebnn, M. Haffertb G6arles 9ies.
@m. 9liroiue. Sarrp @opp, 9S. &c,
oage apiiO @l. @Drnes biloeH oas Gre.
flttio Gomite.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28

MarffI0Bfuppe 1T cine bon
Sen Dielen DeIifateiien, OeretGuegen
Die 0euti6e aiidJe in Jrunf Gnores'
8arf 9otel an Der Gde Der II. Ctr.
unO gaetp gorf alOe. beriibmt lit. Sie
1T an ieoem EreitaO bort a. t0bsh.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-23
Conseruatiue Candidates
 Mean Business Resumption

F. following statement for 
 
 
  While all realize the 
 
  a There the adjustments that
 
   
 
  am i 
  them   Evidences 
   upbulding
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-23
ID ASK FEDERAL AID
 IN ROAD BUILDING.
Southern Delegates Win Their Fight in Good
 Roads Convention

Richmon, Va, November 22.-The advo- ,cates of federal appropriations for fed eral highway improvement carried the good roads congress with a whoop to- day when the question came to a final vote. The rebel yells of the southern delegates who had led the fight for gov ernment help filled the auditorium when the report of the resolutions committee was adopted with a great demonstratton. The platform calls for federal aid to states. which will join in the movement to contribute equally with the govern ment. The use of convict labor was unan- imously indorsed. x
 A movement 10 form an, amalgama- tion of good roads associations pledged to work for national aid was offered to- day with the American Automobile as- sociation, the National Associationssfor Highway Improvement and some asso- ciations of manufacturers of road build ing machinery and materials. Among the latter it is claimed more than s2Oo,0Oo. 600 of capital is represented. j The American Automobile association has called federal aid convention to meet in Washington, D. G., January l6, le12. Representative Howard of Georgia, Gen J. Floyd King of New Orleans, and other good roads leaders of the southern states, have pledged; themselves to at tend Thesconvention today recommended al, states which were represented, here tooay to send delegates to that meet ing. The plain statement that the or eanizations represented would call upon the political parties for declarations was made in the sessions today. .ef
 H. D. Hadley of Plattsburg. N. r., q delegate to the convention, made stren- uous efforts to have the convention in- dorse President Taft's arbitration treat ies on the ground that the day of inter- national peace would devote to good roads the money now spent for war. The reso- lution was lost in committee.
 A unanimous report was adopted favor ing the west as the next meeting place. The city probably will be selected to- morrow. when officers are to be selected.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-23
MOTHER OF JUDGE JOHN |. PUGH DEAD Widow of Sen. James l.. Pugh Dies Suddenly in
 Washington
By WALTER HARPER

Washington, November p (Spec1al.)- Mrs Sarah Serena Pugh, widow of Sen ator James L. Pugh of Alabama, and mother of Judge Pugh of the police court died suddenly early this morning at the home of her son, Edward L. Pugh, near Chevy Chase lake.
 While Mrs. Pugh had not been in robust healthy recently, her condition was not alarming, and her death came as dis tinct shock to her children and large circle of acquaintances in the district.
 Mrs. Pugh passed her Slst birthday last August.
 After the death of her husband about four years ago, Mrs. Pugh gave up the old Pugh family residence on R street and iias since been residing alternately with her two sons. Judge James. l.. Pugh, Jr.. and Edward L. Pugh
 No intimation came to members of her family that death was near until early this morning. Her son. Edward. and members of his immediate family were at Ter bedside when she expired.
 Mrs. Pugh was born in North Carolina in 1880. Her maiden name was Hunter, and as a young girl she moved to Ala bama with members of her family, where she met the late Senator Pugh. then young practicing lawyer, in the town of Eufaula. Some years later she married MT. Pugh and lived amid the scenes of his early legal and political triumphs until 1879. when her husband was elected to seat in the United States Senate to serve out the unexpired term Of Senator Henson, who had defeated Senator Pugh for the junior s<natorship of the state a year previous. s-
 From 1879 almost until the time of her death, Mrs. Pugh took a leading part in social functions of the congressional and southern colonies particularly. She won for herself hosts of admiring friends in all classes of life through her uni versal courtesy and kindiness. She oc- cupied a prominent part in the social af- fairs at the White House during the Cleveland regime
 No arrangements have been made as yet for the funeral except that the body will be taken to her old home in Etl- faula to be buried by the side of her husband. Funeral services in this city probably will be held Friday.
 Mrs. Pugh is survived by six children, Mrs. A. V. Cochran of New York. Edward L. Pugh, a government employe of this city, Judge James l.. Pugh, Jr, of this city; Judge John c. Pugh of Birmingham, Mrs. Sarah Pugh Elliott of Alabama and Henry l.. Pugh of Baltimore
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-23
HEAR IMPORTANT REPORTS TODAY Federation of Labor Will Probably Adjourn
 Saturday

Atlanta November 22.--When the con ventfon of the American Federation of Labor meets tomorrow it will be with the reports of two of it's most important com mittees. that on the, adjustment of in- dustria dispute and that on the presi- dents report.
 The adjustment committee has in hand the long waged controversy between the carpenters and the sheet metal workers which resulted in the expulsion last year of the former from the building trades de- partmcnt It is expected that the com mittee will recommend the reinstatement of the carpenters if they will agree to in future disputes.
 All the recommendations made by Pres ident Gompers Tin his annual report have been considered by the committee to which it was referred. Chairman Wilson declared today that the committee would make some recommendation of vital i'm portance of the federation.
 The vonention will adjourn on Satur- day. President Gompers and the other of
 
 much, if any, opposition, as the socialists have not developed sufficient strength to make serious opposition. It is regarded as practically certain the 1912 convention will be held at Rochester, although Rich moiid is waging strong fight for the meeting. The following resolutions were adopted today:
 Favoring the construction of all gov ernment vessels in government shipyards; indorsing the strike on the Hartman lines; changing iabor's memorial day from the second to the fourth Sunday in May. advocating compulsory education, free school books in public schools and night schools: petitioning President Taft to recommend to the governor of Porto Rico. larger school appropriations, and eight hour day and other beneficial legis- lati0n.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-23
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

t---Aldrlch answers questions about his
 reform plan. & f
 Committee to ask Rockefeller to
 testify.
 Mother of Judge Pugh dead. '
 O'Neal addresses railway business men
 in New York.
 Great wealth and abject squalor in
 Monterey. .t~~s At te' 2-Tarring case will go to. jury today Beattie is ready to pay penalty. Bryan at sea on stranded vessel. s--No arrests in Decatur robbery.
 Value telephone plant lat si6.00e Brewer 40,471; Bilbo' 32,443 I-Edtorial commept. 5-- Yoakum pays, tribute to O'Neal. Winchell talks of Frisco plans. All ready for banquet tonight. Was psychological moment for booni G--Suffragettes jailed in London. Many large car orders placed, T-Society.
 Dolly Dalrynple on weddings. H--Putting in large acreage of grain. 9-Officers chosen in Montgomery. i0-Home of American Trust christened. i1--State scores in Patterson case. Dallas county for Underwood. I2 Educators to meet in Houston. lS- Markets. .,a ll-Southern athletes to compete at fair
 grounds Saturday.