davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1911-03-08

WANTED-A good clothing sales
man. must talk Spanish Address.
Box 799. Republican. p
Arizona republican., 1911-03-08

on the ranch. Hauser. mile north of
Six Points. bh
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
&oIcbnb.

Nir batten ant porigen Wtitt.
nod eilen ouSgiebieep &e9en rro
ieit1er aud nod Elm poar flellle
Sdauer; f6nuten obcr ned Dicl
mebr gebrdnd)eu.
W1bren0 Der Ibtpelcnbeit bon
Iobert Cadet lit albert Seinbrl1tt
tentpprirer SectionbosS.
SeHrp 8rinfmonn runo Satin
limo geaentpdrtiQ IN Nebrasfa, OIL
geiud bel GerpnnOten mo 6rclt
ben.
Gie @ebriiSer aorff uolcn.
oetcit fiiralid Gos grenltelr zines
;3icaeloiens mclder 100000 3iegel
ent6dlt. 8ieie 3ieBeI aperoen met
items naf Smensoile ltno altoeret
Srtlt perIanot.
6. 6. Garland un6 Satin
ucrIcbten cine ISOLDE an Der Orb
1urf, in Der Rafbaridnft ibrer
irii6eren Seimatb, Sum 8eiild) lbrer
often Rafandrn unb Sreuroe.
ltnicr 9ntfer, Sobn Setb.
mann iGIodtet iebt ipod)entlid 3tpei
nal; mir iperben oaber IN oieler
gtad46aridaft 5ieinlid regelmoBig
nit friidem Sleilf pepieben.
Sobn Seiobriuf neblt Sanille
beiinoen iid1 in 2afapette Gourtp,
auf 9ciud Bel Seiobrinf'S SfApic'
geroater.
Soiepb @ngelbredt ulio Seltrp
giermonn fporen am pomgen 8iens'
toa it @eid)6ften BET &idter ga.
bin. Sbige Scrren fine Die Ser.
matter oes Hodlaiis bes beritorbe.
mn Sris 9iermann.
Sober 9iirger foIlte ufit nod
item gienstag nah ieiuent Stinmls
pEas geben nito fiji. ben icfortiget
@ieoeraitfbau bes gdpitols thinner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
Canaan.

8ir batten bier ON Sonntag
cillen eiiteir &egenidauer, leioer
aber Ianee nid,t eenig.
Com Soaanbslportb begob
i'd am letten Sonntag mad, Union,
No, i'm bort lGngere 3eit 5ip arbe.
ten.
Sobn Miller mo Samilie,
bon &oiebuo, iparen bier allf 8eind
bel ". 6. ariete llnb 6amilie, Dem
9riloer bon Srau Miler.
SaItor Miiiep preoigte ont let,
ten Sonntag in Der bieiiaen M. 6.
Stride.
Siirit Mifaroion bon @itgene,
befano lid art letten SamStog itro
an Sonntao bier opF @cildl bel lei.
nen gltcrlL. &tdDoroion lit benin
griiderrbau an Der &of Sslano
9abn beidGiti9t.
Gbas. 0ittitanl, tpeld)er lid
I1ilgere Belt in ct. 2ouis auf9ebal-
ten bot, lit iett mtf citen Iatlgercll
geiud bel ieinen Ingeb0rtgen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
einseanht.

Sieumit modte id, ole &errn
Staotrattc barouf ouimerfnm ma.
d)ell, ooB lie es i'll iold)en Gimme
auffabpn modtelt, Dab oie Stone Sill.
8ine SO. ben gctrog oon 500 mir
ole ioaenanste 9eeraepot 2iseus.
nid)t oils Si5ers 81 entridten bat,
ionNerir oieiep 8etrog Der Staot ais
Gin &r6fent sufpnmen lobt, inoem
mir 9cietlid) uidt perpilid)tet liirO,
cine iold]e iiir obigcn 3luef Sn
loien.
&iete unlerer Gamen perben in
Dem @unlde nit mir iibereiwitimmen
Den Stobtrotb an erilldrn fiir Die
3irfunft Die OeIuMg Der StmBe
BON Scr StootarerSe bis gum Gin,
gang ocs Observation-Disclosures oirS5ll.
oolner, oamit lie pbite iib GRIND.
lid 81. bcitmlbelL has Snncre oes
arsitelultgsplates crreiGcn foniien.
NirBsroem apare es iebr cmpiehe
lurgshpcrtb sur Gerbeiiertng Der
Strafe aud, eille anltGnoiae mo
misunderstanding 9clclthtung Elm.
s%ufiibren, bamit bie @efider uno
ser G6fter ScSielben Den @eg hin
mmb Der iinoen fonneit uble Cater
TIC.
Der Insitelhungsplas miro iait
bon 50 Iro5rnt Der GimpobnerId,oft
ScrnannS bciildt, mosegen III Der
Stabt, Strabentbcile geolt rmtrhen
Die foiar1 10 Grosent Der Ginipob'
nerifoft mobrncbmen ooer benilten.
Srosocm Die flr3e Strefe Der
Strabe sian Gountp gebort ipiiroe
Ser Iatb Iebr peiie bnn6eln Die
8erbeierungen ir 3ufunft olssil.
fiibpen ul9b sic @~rtru-StoIteu bier.
fiir ans pbiger Sunllne 81 ertreb-
men.
IS lit ISbr 3u bebalern 0aB mi.
iere tSerrlr Stootp6ter nidt nod %
Sabre iiingcr iiito. Inn lit Den Be
reid Der @0glid)feit SIT gelanaen
sic Ilrslte0lngS .91le beiitd)en 5u
fonnen, Inn lid iel6It bon Der Gotb.
mcltoigfeit hieier &erbaiicriulg 81
iiber5ctgelE oob obige 8iinid)c bod)lt
bcredtigt iilo.
81 bic Gdthe in irilbercr 3ebt
Ms lie pliiirten tbre llebite Woio
Spa5iren gcgolr8elt i'll hel 0ld)illl'
geln2
Mit 8orliebe 5l manoeln I'M 3utt'
feln2
@emt ib eilmllnl Ger Serr9ptt mar ,
Dos Critic miirbe id) gerne.
5h nG6nte meme MImad)t her
ltiN idiif' cine 9robc 2aterne;
Cine &atetNe 10 groB ais mic oic
@elt,
sic @ermonn's Strabcn bis sum
6airpIoe erbc0t;
9ub ieocr Singing init ietneir
S6at
9ele1tGtlltlg bate bis Sim grlsltel.
lllrp9Splat.
8cu. starf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
SurIc.sbpe genS.

0ouis @iebingbagen un6 So.
Mile, iueIde iif) bier altm 8eIith
bel Sen gltern iopie anoerer Der
panNten befinoen batten, ~reiitett am
lesten SamstaG tpieNer iiah ct.
2ouis.
Ger &egen oni lebten Mitt.
nod iuar cine grobe 8oblthot fiir
ooS Gorn in 6ieier @cgeipo; obne
hieirR &carr mare nit %uiriere Dies.
iG6rioclt &orncrntc nid,f piel los &C.
ipeIen.
@altcr @iebinQbooeu n1pe
Smtilie, bon @aniaS Gttn, iino 9e'
qetnu1rtig bier ori 9eilidl bel Ser
munStrl, mo 6reunoen. Sri. Mida
2eimfucIlIer miro sic obige 6omilie
Bel ihrcr Miidfebr lndl aanlos Gitp
6e8leiten,
@mil IopeI miro lid, bieie
@od,e uadJ Saline Gpintp urN aud
mad, Cooper Gouutp beaeben.
8. 8. 3opel hrafte an let.
ten SomSto9 cine 2nOli1A %acbroldDe'
men Safer mad, Ban, 5t 8oltor SD
fobn,
SEQ. Sdneioer nrbcitet anr
3cit ais Zimmerman iiir 6rco Sel.
ming.
Or. 3. @. grinfmam bat
bon &. Selmili9 Bis noh 8rib arie'
ger cine 5clcpbou.2inic gebnnt, INN
bat i'm Siun cine 5ueite Sinte bon
6ort itadb Milf gitp 8l bailer.
SoDn &reter bat icit Eotlp
fir elm grokeres 8fero pertairidrt
s.. s. aurrelmeper. ipeld]er
mabret6 ser Grnte bel S. Solianos.
NORTH beldGftigt mar, >arbeitct lett
fir s. 8. Sopel,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
@urHipn.

Illus Dem Siebmarft welder
leeteu SatnStog bier ubgebaIten
lperbcR iolte. lit leiber nidts ge.
moroen; eS 1poren sn iuentg &onfer
Naitor 9. bon 2onpi fopfte am
Ietten Sonnto1 in Der @obniuig bon
8olf nn0 @nttin, oereit Helm.
es Sohndleu. meld,es Die Rnnen
Serbert GonorN erbielt.
Die bieitoe rpangI, @emeinbe
miro ihr oieSiGbriges @iiiions.
felt an Wittpoh Der 8. Giguit oh.
baIter. mosit Sebermant her5lid
eipaeIobcn lit.
Ian per9eiie ridlt Soc aar.
mer's &crfonf oitf Der altelr gtd
Sarm, cine @iertelmeiIe oitlid BON
bier, ollt rlGditcn Samstog Intang
Inn 10 llhr @ornittags.
9aS fIeine Sobn6en bon
Grit. @eiiienbadJ mo Satin EN-.
.piina am lesten Sdmstog, onrh
Iultor g, BON 9urai ole Gaiiie un6
erbielt sic &aneit @uitab &idparo.
Gepntp Sberiff 81. 6. Mum.
braucr, bon Sermonrl, befanb iid on
letter. Samstoe bier in 8eIddften,
- Sri. Selma OrNfen, bon Ser.
mann, befan6 iid al grbe Ger nori.
gen @ode bier ouf 8eind.
Soc Mltgitftine mar an Cont
tag in Sernann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
Sea.

@n. 8erion, BON Sllltpon,
fallfte lebte ISOLDE bier Gieb auf.
Sltg 6errea, bon 8albert, ino
Sri. Morlicc &ittoil, BON &eb Dat,
begabeil iidy AM pori9en @titttpoh
5ltn &id)tcr Sofbart mo lieBcn lid
tralteft.
Z. 9. nrp0 MIolBo Mntbems
baben ole MiibIe mieoer in Sang
geictt. @ir miiitid)en Nafer be
item grfolg.
Sp. MeItenlafer, neblt @at.
tin liruo Sobn, maren am oort9er
Withpod) itr &oiebuo.
Sri. gqreS Mtotbeips reiite leb
re ISOLDE rad) 8~rpohwnp, Mo., mn
iif1 bort mebrere @oden in Der
;Samilie hires 9rubers oufslrbalten.
6rou Sp. Iaitemodpcr begob
iidj am lcttan Sreitug nud 8laipb,
alrf einelt mebrtGgigen 9eiudl bel
ibrer Sdmeiter, 8rul 8m, Sass-
mann.
Soc Mertle unb 6amilie, poil
@eralb, befaltoen it'd mebrere Gage
Der Iesten @ode ollf 9eiltd) Bel
5rdnf Slider.
@nt. Sbelton, unier &allI.
mann, brad)te ant leBten Sreitag eli.
nc idlpere Saoune 9rohncte nadp
Snenspile.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
ct. aonis @ieb Dart.
Spe5ial gcrid,t.
Rationale 8icbb6fe, SaS,
9,tIi DC 1911.

1Sltli 70. IJll.
Rinooieb 3~nfu6ren 5000. Marft
itarf uito le6bait. Seine prlnta
.Stiere obcr &ipber mlbono. IlSer.
.leienes bis prima ictteS Rinopieb
25c bober ais ipic Dor elmer @odlc
Mittlere 8ltin Sdladtpn 40e bOber
Grinta idapcre Stirre ODER S1brlin
ge $6.75 800; gittc bis ailser'
leIelte Stiere 5000 $675; init
there Stiere 8ltnl Sdla6tpp 1925
$3.50. @ir rntben fir liberale Sent
ollngeip BON mittlcrem @ieb; es miro
ip1tcr 81 nieberi9cn Grciien pcrtnllft
meroen, Iusiid)tpl iebt ltort tilr
9lltes Mtnopteb.
Sdfpeine 3ufll6ren $500. Wfortt
t0c 616er, hoditcr YrriS $40. Die
WaIie 5u $685. $7.05. auSiif.
fen ilnQeiGbr Itrttg. @iinitige Belt
sltm Geriarot letter Sdlpeiue.
5d,aie 3rfubren 300 Mdrtt
itetio nit Dem Sd)lllb bon gelterll;
bodjIter 8reis fir 2dmmer $500;
66fIter 8reis fir Sdaie altu
S6lodten $500, g~lsiidlten ililae'
idbr itetig.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
stpunhia.
gshiI. sSocob. ionic

@biI. sSocob, iotpie aid Die
,SomiIie bon Iltg. Sacob, bon Cole.
so, Chic, limo bier otf 8ciyd) bel
ibrcm Snfel, 50. Socob. Serr 5a'
cob lit ser @eiiber eilres grpBen
Giicntuaarelg@ eid1its, ir Snleeo.
1rau &at6iom unb beren Sin.
Ser, bon ct. 2ouis, befiroer iidl
bier altf eincm nnebrDof)entlid)cn
9eind) BEL geripanbtelt unb 5reitll'
6en.
s. $. &oetbemeper lrlo 8at'
TIL, bon 8Gibinetor, DO, befonoerl
iid) inter Den @elfrert oes fitr5e
lid bier obGehaltenet 8itnifs.
Suit, Seiemmn uib Satin
erbielter am porigen Sreitog einctt
8ehtd] bon @epntter Stord), welder
Gin biibifes fleincs Rdocl binter'
lieB.
3os Gifnif nelfes ain pori'
geit 8onnerstog bier itattfaito, mar
trob oes Regens iebr gut beiitft.
Hafoem iid) urierc aBaftb
gops" beinabe 5pei Sabre ollsge.
rlibt ba6en, fingen lie auf Dem iler'
lif,en &ifnif ipie6er an 81 ipielen
ilno Tic ipieIten iogar iehr gut. Nitr
immcr fIeiBig tpcitcr geiibt. u
! Die MitgIieber 6s so %. g..
Camp fper6en am midSteit ~. sldte
diff, in 8ouiietts @rope, ein 9if.
itif peranitulfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
@ittcnbcrg.

Sim 9onnersta9 Ser porigen
@udle batter mir bier eilen id)0nen
&cgcn meId,er inns iebr luillfommen
mar, bas aorn. tpeldles bercits lebr
mclf aitSiab, Wuroe ourf 0ell Hegeit
erfriidt. 8iele Sarmer iinb Der
Meinilllg oab mir bod nod cine
hoIbc aornernte baben iperbelt, D.
4. iuer1lt mir nod eiir paar lold]e He.
~aeuld]aiier befommcn.
Ridter Bm. Il. 9eppe, neblt
,ieiner 9ofter, SRI. Clara, febrten
Ictte ISOLDE BON ct. 2ollis 5urif,
BON einem mebriuDdelttliden 8elild)
BEL ibrcn BORT mobnenben 8cripano'
ten.
Srib 3irnmerip bat iidl cinen
neuen Sopssalcr gefnltit, nm letrl
Sen, iopie alrh iein @ei5enitrob
better transportiren uib I'M Morft
neriuertben an fonnelt.
8ie mir b0ren 10 miro NOR
aert (SonStaa) in 0rofe cine Ser
%iommlllng itattiinoen, 5ur @riinonn
elmer relran 6euerperiidernngS.@e'
icaidait. Die &eriammlluta be-
ginnt I'M / ltbr RodutittagS ltlo
ale 8eipobllcr Ser llnt9cgello ii1to
Ircunolidtit cilpgcla6en Ocricl,cn bel.
5itiuohnen.
sSrl. Sra @obe, bot @crQer,
6ctinoet lid our 3eit bier, oilf @e'
BEL ibrett Serinanoten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28

-g8ie unS mitgetbeilt Diirbe
IGBt &err 9fippItein, Der '&aiiierer
ser Sernnnn Sopings 9anf, 9es
geuipGrtig iein &obnbaus nit elmer
ioipie gleifJ.
foIls nit 2ufteS eibung erieben mel,
DIE Den bditsliden Gomfott Lbebeuteni
erbobet uto iid inn 2a1f Der Belt
ieOenfoIls aud ais GriparHiiie err
tpeiiet1 b%iirften. Sn 3ufunft, penll
luriere Stnot 8aiiertperfe beiibt,
tpas bpffentlid Der SAL iein miro,
Damn meroen nitd1 oie Soften elmer
iol6en bduSli6en ginridtltng billi-
ger fem oils ipie iebt, nabnenb Der
Comfort nod bebeutenh 9elteigert
aper0en>0iirfte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
ssrans6fId @smnaitcn.

Cine Der aufregenSlten, .gpmrai-
;ii6en Iitffiibrungelt, ipel6e ienals
i1r anrerifd geieben Dltroen, befin-
ioet itd 0ieieS Sabr bel Sc. 8. Glarf
& Cons Sereinten Sdnuiteaungen,
peld,e in Sermann r1dftert Won-
Tag, oen 81. Suli. un gtn6mittog
uNo am IbenN lire Soritelitngert
gcbelI meroen.
Nieie aiiiiitler iiirpb pbne ieoen
SueiicI Sic Eriten sffr6baten Der
@elt, uiib Die &iibnbeit nnb 8e-
id,idlidfeit librer @iiffiibrrngen err
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
llnicre Saaben I'M siraerfriea,

9ie o~iesiGbrtgen, fiiirf5igiten Sab,
msta9e aus ben 3eiten pcs 8iirger.
frieges, Iellfen Die aufmcrfiomfeit
auf eine Sbatiod)e, ipelhe 81 oft
iiberieben tpurbe; Die Sbatlad)e, n6nt'
Iit, oaB 0ic jnngen Mdnner, Die
9Liit6e ultiereS 2an0es, Die Saiipt'
iactoren iuaren inn &umpi fir Die
Grfmlturg mo Ole Ginbcit Der
lllion, iiir ole Ste9ritGt unb Die
Gbre ocs 2onbeS inter Den Stcr.
ncit ilr0 Streifen.
Sic totoIe @innllterung III Der
norolifen Nrrnce betrllg 2,77S,309,
oodp unrfaBt oieie 3obl audi Stn,
rberttallclroc meld)c SIM aipettcrl
NtdT ei,pcnluitert mtrben. llcber
1000, 600 Oieier Snlooten luoren sur
3ett ibrer Gtnml6terlng inter q
Subr aft. % &nnben i'm Iltcr BON
MIR 10 Sabren. Diettten inter ocn
Steri1en ulpO Streiier; 225 luarcn.
~ Sabre alt, 1926 maren IL Cab,
re alt, $685. Sf morell rs Sabre alt,
ru0 1,t5t,S4S poreu Is Sabre alt,
Sltr Belt i6rer Giumllternllg I'M cen
IienIt. Inter glQcn, mcld}e Dem
9fltf oeS Groiibertten 2incolu 6olgc
lciitcten, beialt6elt iid mr. 6fS,5lf
iueldr 5llr ,3eit ibrer @iumultcruit9
oos 2tite Sobr 5uriidaelat bntten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
ganO Sort.

SEQ. Seger miinfft eiue Sarm
5lt poften.
Gin Iutomobile fam bier
burdJ i'm oi StorDbia unb 9rafe
StraBe 81 unterihd1en.
Srib @bfer baut gegenapdrtig
cine &ornfa1nmer.
s. 9iefnlanm lit iett art Der
@rbeit cine Gemeutmniper INN ieiten
Sofralim 81 bdten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
reqt oos Stailren slaer, tueId]e iie

regt bas Staur,en Maer, tpefde tie
gcieben babelr. Cine fernere interei-
iante attraftion iinb Die biibiden,
flsinen 9abD-@ lepbanten; bieie 5lt-
troulid)en @eidopfe limo ole 2icb-
hinge Der Gamen mo Der &iroer,
.mel6e lire 6reilOe boralt boben Die
inteQigenten Sfierc nit peanuts uub
CANON al fiittern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
3lr @cfGGinen gcndltnnn.

llniere mertbe <noihaft lit bier.
nit freunblifit eriud)t, hire 9eItel-
llutgep fir Bier, ipetln oaiieIbe
Morgelrs, Dor Z llbr getpiinidt miro,
am Gage porber, l1i,b ni6t ipater
dis mie 5 l1br Rodmittogs, in iat-
ierem 8ier+9 Depot aitSunteIben.
Stune Sill @ine Gu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28

NO. . ~ MIN EN- n~gelmaBiger
"Sslae4 Stop. tpeIdcr ben Geiienben
Die @eleeeitbeit giebt auf 6ieiem 3isg
bon alnb nod dllen Stationen St fatr
rcrJ no oerielbe anbdIt.
The Washington times., 1911-10-19
Funeral Of Capt. Hinds 1
Takes Place Tomorrow

Funeral services for Capt. Warren L.
Kinds. for many years prominent in the
administration of the District govern
ment under Governor Shepard, and who
for many years was superintendent OF
the Government Printing Office. will be
held at the family home. 2l4 e street
northwest, tomorrow afternoon at 2:3(
o'clock. Interment will be in Rock
Creek Cemetery. with Masonic cere.
monies.
Captain Kinds first came to Washing.
ton during the civil war, when he was
oredered to Douglass Hospital on ac.
count of wounds received as a union
soldier. Later he was detailed to the
Adjutant Generals office. where he re-
mained until the close Of the war.
He then received an appointment IN
the Pension Office, remaining there
many years, until he became associated
with the late Governor Shepard, holding
several important places in the Dis
trict government. During the Harrison
administration Captain Kinds was made
superintendent Of the Government
Printing Office, which position he held
continuously until four years ago, wher
he retired to public life.
The Washington times., 1911-10-19
Who Can Doubt Sworn Test
mony Of Honest Citizens?

Some time ago / began the use Of
your Swemp-Root with the most re-
markable results. For years was al
most wreck and was a great sufferer.
The doctors who treated me made me
believe that my great sufferings were
due to female trouble. I was SO bad
at times would faint away and had
sinking spells Finally a new doctor
was called in and he said that had
kidney trouble and gave me medicine.
Of which I took several bottles. OBJ
tained some relief from this but was
getting weaker all the time; I could
not sleep and suffered 40 much pain
that my husband and children had to
Hft me in and out of bed. After this
time two friends sent me word to
try swamp-Root. which I did. and l
am glad to state that the first dose
gave me great relief. After taking the
third dose I was helped into bed ana
slept half of the night
took several bottles of Swamp Root
Sna fsel tamsdI tnnt owe my life to this
doctors said that I could not live three
months. l would have to be helred
in and out OF bed ten to twenty times
every night, After taking DR.. Kilmer's
tirely free from getting up and could
sleep soundly.
MRS. d. E. H1LEMAN.
Tunnelton, W. Va.
Personally appeared before me. this
H,sms ih of September; ssn ,!sE,d .sa Mrs s. D. f.
tstatement and made oath that the
same is true In substance and in fact
JOSEPH A. MILLER,
Notary Public.
The Washington times., 1911-10-19
CARTER RESIGNS
RATHER THAN GO
TO BUENOS AYRES
American Minister Feels He
Has Too Limited Means
To Go To Post.

The resignation of John Ridgely
Carter, Of Baltimore, recently appoint
ed Minister to Argentina, was an
nounced at the State Department today.
State Department officials declared that
Minister Carter''s resignation was en-
tirely voluntary. It Is understood from
unofficial sources that he felt himself
of too limited means to take the post
at Buenos Ayres, which Is rated as
the most expensive capital in the world
In which to live.
Minister Carter now is in the Balkans
country, where he Is finishing his du-
ties as minister to Roumania, Servia
and Bulgaria. For a time last year
he was in charge Of the embassy at
Constantinople.
Since his entrance into the diplo-
matte service fifteen years ago. Min
lister Carter has been rated as one
of the ablest diplomatic representa-
twas of the United States. He. was
born in Baltimore, November g. 1865
After education in the United States
and Europe. he began the practice OF
law in Baltimore. and in 1894 became
secretary to the ambassador to Great
Britain. He was regarded as especially
well Informed on affairs in the Balkan
states.
The Washington times., 1911-10-19
BOXING IS ADDED
TO SCHOOL WORK
AT BUSINESS HIGH
Care Is Taken That Wash.
ington Youths Do Not
Become Too Rough.

Budding white hopes may be
product Of Business Nigh School.
Although disciaiming developments OF
pugilistic phenoms, physical instructors
at Business High School are teaching
boxing to the pupils. This is the first
time the manly art of self-defense'
has been made a part Of the High
School curriculum Of Washington.
"Of course. the boxing is done under
very careful supervision and care Is
taken that the boys do not become too
rough" It was explained today by Prin-
cipal Davis, Of the High School.
DR.. w. b. Hudson, superintendent Of
the Municipal Bathing Beach, is the
boxing Instructor Of the boys. He is
head physical director at Business High.
Twice each week the boxing lessons
are given to the higr school students.
To extend the instruction with the
'mitts" to other high schools and pos
sibly the graded schools Is the plan
now considered.
Even the youngest boys at Business
High are taught boxing, heavyweight
gloves being used to prevent injury.
Basketball, baseball and football, and
other games aer taught, for the general
physical upbuilding of the children.
Today the Business students were ad-
dressed by Prof r. Z. Lucas, treasurer
of the High School Athletic Associa-
tfon, explaining the associations objects
and asking the students support.
The Washington times., 1911-10-19
Bows Will Get Rifle
Prizes Next Wednesday

DIR. William H. Davidson, superinten-
dent of schools, today announced that
next Wednesday is the date set for the
exercises for presentation to High
School cadets of the trophies won by
them at their interschool rife tourney
last Saturday at the Marine Corps
range at Winthrop, Va. A postpone
monies will probably be held as an
nounced. definite decision will be
reached tomrrow.
The Secretary % War and Assistant
Secretary Oliver Will be present and
make presentation speeches. Presi-
dent Oyster. Of the Board Of Educations
Superintendent Davidson and members
of the Board Of Trade and Chamber OF
Commerce will also be on the program
for addresses
The presentation, exercises will be
held Wednesday afternoon in the as
sembly hall of Central High School.
The Washington times., 1911-10-19
Mrs. Esther Baum, Aged
Resident, Laid To Rest

Funeral services for Mrs Esther
Baum. an aged and highly respected
member of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation. who died Tuesday night.
were held this afternoon at her home.
77 Seventh street northwest Interment
was in the washington Hebrew Con-
gregation Cemetery. Rabbi Abram ST.
mon. and Rabbi Louis Stern. of the
Eighth Street Temple. officiated.
Mrs. Baum. who was In her eighty
second year. had been resident of the
was a charter member of the Wash
ington Hebrew Congregation. Her hus-
band established business on Seventh
street in 1861. and at the time of his
death. fifteen wears ago. was one OF the
well-knowa merchants of that street
The Washington times., 1911-10-19
Suffragettes Open Big
National Convention

LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct 19.-The Ma
tional Woman's Suffrage Association to-
day began its annual convention and
will continue in session Ave days.
The organization represents thirty
seven State associations and has a men,
bership Of $1,000 The Rev. DR.. Anna
Howard Shaw, president. was one OF
the first to arrive.
Among the noted suffragists on the
program are Mrs. Ernest Seton-Thomp-
son. Miss Mary Johnson, Miss Caroline
Bartlette Crane, Miss Jane Adams.
Miss Foia La Toilette, and Mrs. Emil
line Panhurst Mayor Brand Whitlock,
of Toledo and DR.. Harvey w. Wiley are
among the mere men" who will attend
the convention.
Mrs Gussie D. Ogden, of Cincinnati
suffragist, brought fifty women to the
convention in a private car and Is pay
ing all expenses Of her guests.
The Washington times., 1911-10-19
Georgetown Debaters
To Argue On The Recall

For the purpose Of encouraging stu
dents to make greater progress in argu-
mentative and oratorical ability, the
Junior Debating Society Of the George
town University Law School decided
last evening at meeting held at the
college to continue the society this
year. In the past few years the society
has done a great work, and its members
look toward to the present term with
hope of renewed success.
Officers were elected last evening to
serve the present session. They are as
follows: Horace H. Hagan, president;
Edwin Taylor. vice PRESIDENT; John j.
Kenney, secretary; John l. Cosgrove
treasurer; Earl Unger, sergeant-at-arms
1t was announced last night that the
first debate would be on the subject Of
'"The Recall"