davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-04-21

The preliminary statement OF
the general results Of the United
States census for 1909, OF estab
lishments engaged in the mani.
fadture OF silk goods, just issued,
shows the United States to be
the largest silk manufacturing
country in the world, with the
possible exception of China, for
which no complete statistics are
available. Uncle Sam wrested
first position from France five
years ago and he has maintained
it ever since and widened the
gap by a few million dollars. We
have 643 manufacturing estab-
lishments with 2, 4O5, 527 spindles
and IS, 4O6 looms. The factories
are located in the New England
states, but they belong to Texas.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-04-21

Art squares, sizes 9xl2 for
$3.50.
Perkins Bros. Co.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-18
NO WALL AROUND RELIGION.
H. d. r. MAcfnrIand Speaks on
Christian Progress.

The United States cannot avoid en-
tangling alliances in these days OF world
power. and while we may erect high tar
III walls for the protection Of commerce
and trade, we cannot afford to build a
wall around our Christianity" said for
mer Commissioner H. B. F. Macfarland,
at a Men and Religious Forward Movement
conference in st. Johns parish hall yes
terday evening. Yesterday had been set
aside for the consideration Of the devel-
opment of Christian patriotism.
we are first American patriots and
then world patriots" Mr.. Maofarland
continued. Christ was the first great
world patriot and the Christian men of
the United States cannot AFFORD to limit
their patriotism to the boundaries Of the
nation"
The preliminary campaign of the Men
aid Religious Forward Movement in Wash
ington will come to a close tomorrow
afternoon, when a big meeting for men
will be held in Continental Memorial Hall
At this meeting Fred B. Smith, of New
York, the executive head Of the move
ment; Raymond Robbins, of Chicago, the
social service expert Of the national COM
mittee, and Yutaka Minakuchi, of Tokyo
Japan, missionary expert, will speak. At
noon to-day Mr. Smith will meet the
members Of the local executive committee
at luncheon, and on Monday he and Mr..
Robbins will talk about the movement
to the Washington Federation of Pastors
The Washington herald., 1911-11-18
ARMY ORDERS.

Leave Of absence for two months il Erantsd FRS.
Lieut.. JOHN P. FRANKLIN, Seventh In
fGnty.
Leave Of absence for one month Is Eranted Cant
ROBERT @. WILLIAMS. paymaster.
Leave ot absence for days to take effect upon
his relief from duty at Fort Myer, Va. 4,
granted Capt. SAMUEL FRANKENBERGER,
Sixth Field Artillery
Lieut.. Col. ELM0RE F. TAGGART, infantry, Ia
assigned to the Fourth Infantry. Tice LIeut.
Col. DAVID G. SHANKs, who Is relieved from
assignment TO that regiment
Leave Of absence for two months is granted FfrSt
Lieut.. JAMES NJ LOCKETT, Tenth Infantry
The foliving transfers. upon the mutual application
Of the Officers concerned, made. TO take effect
this date: First Lieut. ALLEN W. GULLION,
from the Second Infantry to the Twentieth
Infantry; First Lieut.. LLOYD R. FREDEN-
DALI from the Twentieth Infantry to the
Second Infantry.
Leave Of absence for two months on surgeons Ger
tihcate Of disability is granted Mai. JOSEPH
WHEELER. Jr., Coast ARTILLERY Corps
Leave Of absence for one month and fifteen days TO
take effect about December Is 1911 Is
granted Capt. HENRY W. ,BUTNER, Second
Field ARTILLERY,
The Washington herald., 1911-11-18
AUDIENCE CHEERS
FOOD SHOW BRIDES
Two Couples Welded in Con.
ventiOn Hall.

The announcement that two couples
would be married last night at the Ma
tional Food Show, at Convention Hall,
was an additional magnet that attracted
a throng Of 1900 persons to the great
show, which will close tonight.
Rev. ]. Howard Wells, pastor of Mount
Vernon Place NJ. E. Church South. off,
ciated at the weddings last night of John
Henry Burch and Isabelle Catherine
Crawford, and Edward Bowers and
Florence Speaker. The couples assem-
bled in the reception room of Conven-
ton Hall. and promptly at S:45 o'clock,
to the strains of the wedding march
from 'Lohengrin," the couples proceeded
to the pavilion of the salt booth in the
show, led by a page bearing the rings
on a satin pillow and flower girls strew-
ing posies in their path. A platoon of
policemen made a lane for the bridal
party.
Rev. Mr.. Wells was awaiting the bridal
party, and proceeded directly with the
ceremony. He first married Mr.. Burch
and Miss Crawford. DIR. Wells then tied
the knot for Mr. Bowers and Miss
Speaker.
In the afternoon a baby show attracted
5000 persons to the show. The baby
show was followed by a meeting OF the
Woman Suffrage Association of the
District of Columbia, when the votes
for women" cause was given a thorough
exposition by Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley,
Mrs. w. G. Stuart, Mrs. Helen R. Tin
dali, Mrs. Julia Leavitt, Miss Harriet ].
Hilton, and Miss Emma NJ. Gillett.
Manager Patrick stated last night that
both couples that were married had been
presented with. purses by the association,
and that the exhibitors in the show were
subscribing for presents, the money value
Of which would certainly exceed $500.
The presents will be on view at the show
this afternoon and evening.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-18
IMMIGRATION MEN
FORM CONFERENCE
New Body FavOrs Creation
of State Bureaus.

Birth was given to a new government
institution yesterday when the first
National Conference of immigration.
which has been in session here for the
last two days. resolved itself into a per-
manent organization. Its membership is
limited to State immigration agents, and
its object is to promote internal immi-
grafton, with a view to relieving con-
gestion in cities and procuring labor for
the rural districts.
The conference favors the creation of
State bureaus of immigration, with
agents at all ports of entry, to be main
tained by the several States. An ap-
preparation by Congress will be solicited
State free employment bureaus will be
established, which will assist immigrants
to secure work and induce removal to
rural districts.
Officers of the National Conference of
immigration were elected yesterday, as
follows: Honorary president T V
Powderly, Chief Of the Division of Iu-
formation of the Department of Com
merce and Labor; president, John r.
Commins vice president, A. p. Sandles;
treasurer, Charles F. Gettemy, and Sec
retary, Miss Frances A. KelIor.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-18
PROF. ABBE VOTED
THESYMONS MEDAL
Washingtonian HOnored by
Royal Society.

For general research and suggestions
in matters relating to meteorology, Prof
Cleveland Able, of the Weather Bureau,
was yesterday voted the Symons medal
by the Royal Meteorological Society. of
London. The honor is among the high
est that the organization can pay any
of its members. The presentation OF
the medal will take place January II,
probably in this city.
Asked last night concerning the an
nouncement that he had been voted the
medal, Prof Able said:
1T is not, as far as 1 know for any
special achievement in meteorological
research. l have consistently devoted
time TO this field of work, and, It has
been said. have furnished timely sug-
geStions. Further than that, there is
no reason for the high honor that he
been done me.
The announcement that l will re-
ceive it has been telegraphed to me.
Until l receive word by mail, there is
nothing that 1 can say"
The Washington herald., 1911-11-18
NAVAL ORDERS,

Bear Admiral A. ROSS. rrtired. detached duty Is
commandant naval trimming station, Great Lakes
North Chicago. Ill; 20 home.
Capt W. F. FULLAM. 70 duty oommAndant
naval training station, Great Lakes, North Chi
easo. ILL.,. November %. 1911.
Midshipman ]. A. FLETCHER, detached duty
Vermont; 10 temporary duty Montgomery.
Midshipman L. A. DAVIDSON. detached duty New
Hampshire; to temporary duty Montgomery.
Midshipman NJ. ]. FOSTER, detached duty Mis-
sissippi; 10 temporary duty Montgomery.
Midshipman N. s. BROWN, detached duty Ne
braska; to Temporary duty Montgomery.
Midshipman n. n. BRANHAM. detached duty
North Carolina; to Temporary duty MontgumeEy.
Midshipman r. g. sTEINwACHS. detached duty
Idaho; TO tempuary duty Montgomery.
Midshlrman r. BRADLEY. detached duty Micht-
EAn; 10 Temporary duty MontEomey.
Midshipmap L. ANDERSON. detached duty South
Carolina; 70 Temporary duty Montgomery.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-18
CENTRAL SENIORS ELECT.

c. r. Stone Chosen President OF
Next Graduation Glass.
Officers of the senior class of Central
High School were elected yesterday as
follows:
c. F. Stone, president; Miss Florence
Ballinger. vice president; Miss Ada
Moody, secretary; H. c. Thompson, treas
urer; A. J. Covert, valedictorian; w. "
Groom, historian; Miss Hazel Cotton,
prophet; Miss Florence Bundick, poet
Miss J. Mcdonald and Miss F. C. Colds
worthy were chosen members Of the ex-
ecutive committee. Mile. Liebschutz pre-
sided at the election.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-18
win Address Debater. Tonight.

Some opinions of the late Justice Har-
lam will be the subject OF an address by
George Francis Williams. Of the District
bar. before the Y. NJ. C. A. Debating
Club this evening in the Central Y. NJ. c.
A. Building This address Ii one of a
series OF special talks to members Of the
ing the season.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-18
Rosasco Funeral Monday.

Funeral services for Mrs. Madeline
Rosasco, of 1910 Fourteenth street north
west, who tainted at Eighteenth and N
streets northwest Thursday night and
died Of Brights disease on the way to
her home, will be held at st. Paui's
Catholic Church Monday morning at s:30
o'clock Interment will be in St Mary's
Cemetery
The Washington herald., 1911-11-18
Middieu to visit NAVY Yard.

Two hundred members Of the graduat-
ing class Of the Naval Academy win
come to Washington next Thursday to
study gun construction at the navy yard.
They viii come to Washington In = spe-
cial train. which arrives shortly after
O'Clock u the afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-18
True Reformers Meet To-nieht.

Mrs. S. F. Lewis, acting chief of the
Washington Division Of the United Order
of True Reformers, has been instructed
by the grand worthy master, w. K.
Griffin, to call a public mass meeting of
the order for tonight, at their hall,
Twelfth and U streets northwest when
Mr.. Griffin and other general officers will
speak. The 100 women who volunteered
to raise S37 each for the redemption fund
will make reports.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-18

One Of the newest automobiles can be
driven from the rear seat as wen as
from the 6enA Hunreats controls being
provided.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-18

The wedding of Miss Emma June stipe
to Mr.. George Elbert Robertson took
place Thursday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Francis @. Reed. at BIS
New Hampshire avenue northwest. The
The Washington herald., 1911-11-18

on Page II, Column 3
The Washington herald., 1911-11-18
Dressed Dolls of Every Kind

gathering of Dolls larger size variety than previously
Dolls
addition
mortthee will this
The Washington herald., 1911-11-18

Prof and Mrs. Willis L. Moore have
returned to Washington, after spending
the late fall at their farm in Rockville,
Nd, and have taken apartments at 900
Twentieth street.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-18
Dolls Furnishings and Accessories

UNDRESSED DOLLS the shown
planning dolls Christmas
be enadnow
FeuF
The Washington herald., 1911-11-18

China Dolls,
Baby Bumps,
Lady Dolls,
Men Dolls,
Campbell Kids,
Rag Dolls.
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gerfani BON Giueiaaasisr gsnss.

BsrftsssIas aaasbets i9erDsa sab
etefraenemHlen IN bar Cffies bss AabiteTs hes
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mes Hcrbe fur bic AcHifrEfficn nno Nlleiiats
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einisii gitche nne ssrpabsDns bis GiIbsri ape.
nus nnh Qeirt Efrsbe, uEfss Der ssMfpritaf
tSn eeftion a93o ees BsneraI GrseS besetaates
Ebie nHn nsfier unb in Gemdkbeii riit Egs
rtuun5 go 2.42s, paMsrt BON @f0bfrnfb Der
siobt Cincinnati, Efaat Gbis. am .. Isars VI.
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aprii 1911 uHe hHD sablhar breiBia labrs
uan benz Gaiam bei Der american @y6enae
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tshsr BcHb wirb bif @nruie bon $500 90 re-
bratsatirsn nHb atnisH ireesH sliT mass bon
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sttst ben aHissiaatsnsn aimss bon GaiaH A sa
Ssssssis .niaiisa ssaslist jsin bon slnsm sesfif.
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Teit GROCER SsisrIi6tsit finb nun in
paris bic nsueu Rdums bss altebrs
tpiiroigen 9drndoalet Mluieums ers
0ffnst tporben. Sn aasr GtilIs bat man
bic umpdnolunssn in bem 1914 DON
2sseot erbautsn Suuie oorgenommen,
bas beuts cine giius biftoriI6er Res
liquien birst uub in bem eiut bic
Warquiie be Sepisne refioirte. 9urt
cine prdhtiseWa tommt
man in bic neu singeri6teten Sdle, bic
iest bic iiberruf6enbs 5iills biftoriI6sr
ReItquien bergen, bic Der 2eiter bes
Wufeums. Georges Gain, in feinem
Summleetfsr auiammsnsebra6t fat.
8as 9ouptinterefs ton3entrirt fif
aber bod auf bic Rdume, bic Der
Sdretens5eit siugerGumt Iinb. 4us
ben 5ierli6en RoeoeogeulG9ern. In be-
nen einem Der 9etit beiterer 2ebensz
freube unb forgloIer glnmutb entges
senpebt, tritt man pi0sli9 in einen
groben Saal unb fiiblt ii4 mitten in
ben ShredeH" oerIest. Ollie bic bier
dufgeitellteH 9esenftdnbe f9einsn
grauenoolle Seidiatsn gu sr5d6len bon
Der 3eit, bd bic uufflammenbe asis
oenfdaft Der S4redsnsmGnnsr ii9 su
blutiger 9raufamteit erbob. 90
liegt elm tiibles, fbmules gsmah:
cine 3ele aus bem Semple. Wlan fiebt
i'm Geife bic finftersn Muuern, binter
oenen bon ben g,ttsn b09nifter Sus
co5fner bepaht, 2ubtpig XVI. unb
Waris 4ntoinette ibres trourigen 80,
bes barrten. 5ier ftebt nod Der sois
lettetifh Der unglidliasn a6nigin,
Der einfohe Spisgel, in bem Wadris
4ntoinette gum lebtsn Mlale ibre ers
blaBten, pon f1Iaflofen Rd4rn unb
grdBiiden Srdumen aerriitteten 3iiqs
betra4tete, ebe man fie 5ur GuiQotias
fhIeppte. Dort In ber Ode, duf itneu
armlsG ss5faitxteu, frsbnfIo4tsasn
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Stiiblen, bat tie Gag nm Sag gsfeIs
len. sebcfft, geban9t unb seipeint. Muf
tpeibem 5onb bdngt ba bie fTeine,
fhtporae Solstraufe, NIT Der bic pers
dnsitiste Gefangene in elmer Iebten,
fhii4ternen Resune ipeibIiner aotets
terie II 4f4midte, aIs 99rieur bic s3iige
Der rMittpe Gapet" In benz betdnnten
portrdt Der aDniein pereipigte.
Dos Bib bdngt biht bonsben, tpie
ouh bic 3ei6nuns bon Duereur, Der
in ben Mauern bes Semple lubipie
XVI. aeihnste, aIs bic guiIlotine
fdon duf ibn tportete. Sn jenem
| fhmdlen, einfa6en 8stt i6lisf Wme.
Gltfdetb, bic Shtpefter 2nbipia's
XVI, aTs btlfloie@sfonesne, bis enb.
lib Der Cob fie erIofte, unb baneben
liegt beute bic 9ettbe6e, bic Warie
Intoinette i'm 9efdnenib beniibts. Die
fotstten, tIeinen gIumen Der Wuites
runs iinb IGnsIt berbIabt, aber i'm
Geifte beg 8efuders toubt bic 9eitoIt
Der un9IiidIi6en 36nisin bon Srias
non duf tpie tie in n1htlihen Genas
Iten NIT fhnlaIsn, tpeiben, i'm GntIes
BEN bebenoen 5ingern biefe f6Iihte
Oede Iber ft9 5pg unb nit nett aufs
aeriHenen Qugen ben S6ldeen Der
Sir6tburmubren Iaufhte, bi. ibr per=
tiinoeten, baB bic Stunbe bes lssten
Wtartprtums INNER ndber riidte. meIs
DE grtnnerunsen, fpsIhe grlebniiIe
mosen OH bieien tobten, ilsinsn 9ins
| gen bdften, bic bem Sturme Der 3eit
getrOst buben unb nun ipdteren Gene
ratiOnen BON ben Gengiien unb 2eis
ben Idnsit 9erblthensr ersGbIen!
| Oprt liegt bos tleins 2pttp5pieI, bos
Der 9aupbtn nit in bas 9eFGnsnib
genommen bate; iibtr ipelhe Stuns
ben betmli6er, fiir6terIiher ansft
folIte oies tinbIi6e Spiel sinit tpobI
| btnpeglpden2 Uaan aeht siniae
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man 5uriid: oa Iiegt, nit eeI6IoHenen
Qugen, bas Stnn bon gIut befubeIt.
bic Wd9sbiifts bes aOpfes bon Rps
bsspisrrs. Die sanse 5iir6t.rIidtsit
Der Sdrsdsnsssit Iiset in bieTer erdus
It4en @a9smasts; nod isben mir
on Der &iunlabs bic Spursn Der 4us
| gel, 0ur6 bic Robespierre Der 9ouils
Iotine entrtnnen tpoIIts. 9ds aIfo mar
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| gsno pertiinbete, beFen eIiibenbe 8es
eofdmteit Saaienbe fortrib; Der iss
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DE 0ittator. bisQsudts Der QatiouaIs
perfamIuns! Su bisIsu pGdf.rnen
3iisen, bic in ibrer brutaIsn Jarbigs
tett ME traurise Miriitbtsit onmu,
then, liegt bic gang. 8efhi6ts Der
Sdredensbrrf9aft btf6IoHsn, Der
fanatiihe gbrsei3 unb bic sIiihenbe
Ssbnfuht bisTes Wlsnfhtn, beFeu
Saupt isst bort sur S6au gsftsIlt ift.
no aud bic Rsltquisn bsrer Ii.gsn.
Die er sur Guiuotine ianbts, unb Dee
men folgen gu miiHsn er pUH ME srs
trdumt bate ..
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@aBre Sef6t6td,e n.

Seutnant (0er erit ipdter gum Glen
fontint, nertpitu0ert, bab feine Ger.
nterOroonnou3en % iinb, sur &niino.
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8uffeI2"
Sroonnau3: ,Serr 2eutnont, bic
5errsn fpislsH i'm Rau6simmsr 9as
rolf"
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CITES &eaiment 9. q. Suf.

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q ftGrb afn SCnHtda, ben Q. 1pril, astS tpllp
az az SaEdtae, az Ger s II aDrii gaamtttags y
iroob, aus besrbtgt fusrben A1trfascbtr dner. q.
g8. 8. guebhert, Cos. Eiefbee sQbin gtsAer q
e. aGtfsr Uernen il9 piinstli2 nm 1880 uEy
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gereins.AnSeisen.
9entiflsr asipnier.g,euiu.

Gie MttgIteeer obieen DersiHs fiRb bisrri
treunOildst erfuGt, bem 2ecseHbspdHantb bsl
1m =. Mprti 1911 berffgrbeHeu HionteTs Seiir
rid EsIofomp beute aa6mitiae nm 1iE Don
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redf enbIfsi6 beisuspcbrsH.
Serb. wte tgsr. 4rm.
Gcnr 2raaer, Ger. III
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Do
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