davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
Sine impOiants Concentration.

Die Miitqlieoer Der ein3eInen la.
tboliiden @ereiHe Der StoOt bielten
am Sonntog Nadmittog ibre groBe
9aroOe ab, melde ibrc Abneiglnq &c.
gen Dos 6lllden mo Sen unnotiqen
@ebrauf oes 9ornen @ottcs in Of
fentliheu Yldben 81 Oemonitriereu
Sen 3med bate. Wtebr ais 10000
Mtari6ieren0e nabmen an Der 8orooe
tell. Die Oio5eie Baltimore butte on
5000 9erionen geiteat, nit mebreren
WtuiiffapeQen. Bon Dem @alfon Oes
8iloro @otels nobm Der apoltoliihe
0elegot an sic Ser. Stooteu Mqr.
gon3oilo, Die Earaoe ob. Mit flie
genoen 5obneL Dem S6mettern Der
5molf Wtuiit-&dpeuen i'm 3uge mo
Dem Abiingen BON religioien aampf
lieoern, bemegtc iib Der 3ug Damn
no1 Dem @laee oes @oi6ineton no
muments, mo Der p6pItlide ghintius,
Sberlt Serome 8. Sopce ino &idter
Niuiom $. DelanceD pom Sugeuogc.
ridt IN Moibington Aniprohen biel.
ten. 0oroilf erfolgte Die Ginieguun1
Oes beiligen Soframents. &or oet
Anipro6en itimniten sic IL aopeI,
len, Die inn 3uge mitmoridierten 5rl
iommen Die SDmue nSeiliger Batter,
mir preilen 9einen gtamen~ uno ole
&otionol.8 pnme an uno III gefpalti
gem Chorus fielen ole 8auienoe BON
Anneieuoen in Die Melooie'n elm.
8abreno Der @iniegnung lang Die
Wtenge oas oEanOum ergo ltno 80
Sallttoris".
gageulein fiel mGbreno Der Sara.
De Die Itrommle @altllng mo oos Dor.
5iiglide Mari1ieren Der ein3eIuen8i.
D%iIionen auf. 9lm Shluiie Der 9ol.
timorer Oefilirten alidb 500 farbige
WitglieOer Der Seiligen Nomeus-@e.
ieaibaft aus Baltimore, unmlittelbdr
Dor ibren bieiigen &%aIiegenolien 40
oaB Oas 3irta 1900 Mfann itarfe Son.
tlgeflt Der gteger 5ul1n1men IN Der
Wtitte oes 3uges poraOierte.
Die bieligen Dipiiionen, iiber 1000
Wann itort, mlirOen bon Dem &ice.
ErdiiOenten Der @eieaidoft, MiAoel
9. Sdaeffer, angefiibrt. pelder iic9
ais GorliBenoer oes Gorbereitungs
Gomites eroBe 8eroienite I'M Die
Monitre-O emonltrotion. Die in 10 mn.
lterbafter Oromung berlief ~ertporben
bate. AIs Aoiutanten oes @roB.
Mori6onS @atrid 5. Soltigon inn
girten ser Gapt. s. eugene @oparo3
BON Gompo9nie g. oes eriten &egi.
ments Der Electromagnetic oes 81.
ltrifts Columbia, iomie 0berit @rc.
gor &romm BON Der ct. Morps sc
meinOe uno Sobn 6oblen BON Der 81.
Martin's Stride.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
Gritss CONCERT Oss u@aibiHgtOH San
gerbnHOeS."

am Oergangeuen Sonntog CAB ser
,@oibington SGngerbuno" icin er.
ties CONCERT in 0ieier Soiion. Die
@oue mar bis oiii oen lebten @loB
geiiiat BON einem muiifliebenOen unO.
perltGuOniBponen Hiiblifum. Erdli-
bent 2epper erpdbnte in fur3er An-
iprode, DAB Die @roffnung Der Sai-
ion oes @aibineton SdngerbunOes
unter ben giinitigiten gerbGltniiien
Itottfinoe, uno oaB Hrofeiior @ump.
reht Den Mitglieoern uno 6reunoen
oes &ereius in Oieier Soiion @eoie-
genes 81 bieten tpinens iei. Ser Gbor
5eugt BON gutter S6ulung rut0 miro
Den 8%emiibungen oes Serrn 9irigen-
ten ole @bre MAIDEN. Die mitpir-
fenoen Soloiiten: Srau &obert Sat-,
6rau Gitber @umpredt, Serr @m.
Drills, Serr @m. @labougb, uno Serr
Malton 8oDce triigen piel gum Sc
lingen oes @au5en BEL. 8eIonoers
nar es Ole munoerboue Alt1timme Der
6rau @umpreht, Die NIT Den beioerl
2ieoern lis not true" uno Ser
Yllitter S6lummerlieo", Die 3ubo.
rer in cine 6pb6re nerieste, ole al
@rItauuen gren5te. Sci Dem 8or-
trag oes S6litmmerlieoes bate man
cine Stedna0el fallen Boren fonnen,
10 ano1dtig loui1ten ale. @benio
entaiideno mar 0os Soproniolo Sat
oitb" ser 6rou &obert Sat-. Serner
0as Duett Der beioen 9amen y9be
@arOen Of mn Seart". Sier per-
i6molaen oie beioen Stimmen berr-
lid ineinonoer, uno 70 lieblid uno
angenebm flnnaen Die Gone aus. Den
beioen 9amen tpuroe nod i6rem lie.
oesmaIigen Iuftretcn elm lol6 entbu-
Iiaitii1er Ipplaus 81 tell, Dab tie iid)
ie0esmaI gu einem 9acapo bergebell
muBten. Aber aud oie mitmirfenOen
Serren ernteten moblperoienten Npp-
lnus fir lire @ortrdge. Serrn Bop
ces Yionoportrag BON @bopins $50
londiie in q. flat", iotpie Die beioen
9aritoneiolos oes Serrn @m. Glo-
bougb, Der oMiro~ unO SD groIlc
ni6t", tpuroen g~ebiibreno bon Den
3uborern onerfonnt. Dos Glabougb,
elm ~geborener Nmerifaner, Dem Oeilt,
ihen @eiang buloigt, Denies er Oltrf)
0os @ortrogen ieiner 2ieoer in Oeut-
i6er Sprohe, mie er aud Die 3ugo-
be, o@s NOR elm 3raum", in oelttiher
Spra6e fang. Ser 9enoriolo Oes
Serrn @m. 6. Mias rGeleito giOa"
in lateinii9 geiuneen, mirfte megell
Der Glon9fiile ouf Die 3uborer. Aac
SoIoiiten muBten iif Den oerlaneen-
ben @iiniden Der 3uborer bequemer
unO cine 8eigabe geben. Der Sc.
Iammteinorud oes gon3erts mar Elm
oltBeroroentlid gutter unO fam oer
SGngerbuno, lowobl mie Oelien 81
rigent, &rof. @umpredt, nit Dem &e-
ultat 8ufrieOen iein. IS bietet Ga
rantie, ooB Dem multi nno geIang-
~liebenoen OeutI1en Tublifum in Die
Ter Saiion @roBartiges geboten tper-
ben miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
GrEffnnns Der Speculation.

@ie ouf Gommanop fielen am Der
gangenen Montag M6enb, 20. DITTO
Der, eelegentli6 Der gr0ffmtng Del
oiesi6brigen Speculation Der g8alb4
ington SGngerbuno Gegel 2iga" Die
i1mmtli6en &egel, ais TrGiioent2ep-
per bonn S1ngerbun0 Die erite Gllgel
mari, itno babel Oas Score" aniebte,
meI6er fir Die Mitelieoer Oes 2i9o
in Der fommenoen Soiion moBgebenf
lein muB. Out Sol5" uno p@ni
@urf~ lit iebt Die 2oiuns. Der 8e:
ginn Der Saiion ipuroe natiirliG II
gebiibrenoer @eiie BON idmmtlider
4npelenoen gefeiert. Sober legte oos
@eliiboe ob, ieiu 8eltes gu periuder
bel Der i'm nGdlten Sabre ltattfinoen-
Den iGbrliden Yreisuerteilung Der
erften @reis gu erringen. 81 Dir<
fih mobl Capt. S6effer tiidtig Oarar
balten miiiien tpenn er niHt bon lei.
mem @egner, &err Gbos. Dies I'm
Die 2orbeeren, ole er ii6 beim LETTER
Surnier errungem befegelt weroer
min,
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
Sin mnIifaliidcs Salient.

SRI. emma Marte s. 9en0er BON
@ongreB Sights, pel1e Elm Mitglieo
oes 2ebrerperionals oes Margaretb
Naen Colleges fir Mdohen IN 8ir-
mingbom, ,g[lo., lit, bat Oas @erf
iibernonlmeu, fir ibre S6iiler uno
6reunoe cine Serie BON @on3erten 81
beranItalten. 8ereits bat iie oos BRO
qramm fir oas erite CONCERT aufge-
felt. Sic BAT Ole Stelung elmer
2ebrerin fir 8iano, Sarmonie uno
oie @ei6i6te Der Mlliit an Dem Dir
mingbam SnItitute. Sri. Bender 1T
oie Eo6ter oes Serrn 8. 9enoer, Sc
fret1r oes oeuti9en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
uno g(ngeiteater I'M &~riegsOepart-
ment. sic lit cine @rOonirte Der
GongreB Sight SodiduIe unO erbielt
ibre malifaliiAe Ausbiloung i'm
&eaboop Snititlite in Baltimore, WO.
Na6oem lie bort ~graouirte, nobm ie
nod einen 8oitgroorote Gourie in
&ormonie, 9ehnif uno @eihidte Der
W1uiif. glls Mitglieo oes bieligen
Mulifer Clubs lit lie l6oft gu per-
i6ieoenen Malen bel 0ffentliden @e-
legenbeiten oabier altfgetreten uno
bat ibre aenntniiie Der Muiif &C.
3eigt. Serr 8enoer lit niAt menig
itol8 oif feline So6ter.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
Esperanto ; SOrtraa.


9luf Dem &iidpege nod ibrer Sei
mat, Sholler, Soma, i~tattetc 5rdu
lein S. 6. SomanO, Die Sefretdril
Der Il. O.. Esperanto Aiiociotion oel.
bieligen MitglieOern einen 9eiuh al
uno belt am 0ienltog Abeno in
Sneraln Esperanto Glub einel ar
oertbaIbltiiuOigen %ortra1 in ilicBen'
Dem Esperanto iiber ibre mannigfah.
en- Grfobrungen mo g%rlebniiie nab.
reno hires mebrmonatlihen Aufent.
boltS in &uBlano, Yolen, 0eutihlan(
9obmen, Sdmei5, England ii. Shott.
LAMB. Der gortrag Duroe nit &c.
ipanntem Sntereiie perfolgt.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

Son manHen Soften miro uns bic
uno Ga Ser Normurf gemnht, oieie
o0er iene 5amiIienbegebenbeit nid)i
in ben Spalten oes ySpurnals ber-
0ffentli6t 3u bnben. 0ieie Mni6ul-
oieungen treffen ms in ungerefter
8eiIe, erItens, neil oie 3eitung nidt
Die ibm g~ebiibrenoe llnteritiitung Gi-
non3iea un0 moralil6) bat, Die ibr gu
fommt, INN grtra-9 erihterItatter an
8uiteaen, uno 3tpeitens, neil es Die
betreffenoen 2eler perabi1umen, ms
BON oerartigen @~orfommniiien in
4enntniB 3u ieben. Cine engliiAe
3eitung bat es in Der SiniiGt leibter,
BORT miro alles briibmnrm beridtet,
mas porgebt; Der oeiltihe 3eitlngs-
i9reiber aber ioa ales rie1en, II. aul
eigene SouIit erfobren. 8enn er Damn
einegta1ri6t i10n gebraht bat, oonr
miro iie aIs lelbitberIt1nolih obne
meitere9 enHtltng b%ingenommen, Der
i1itmt ooer perpoBt ct ettpas. ODER ii
cine Notio ourd einen 6ebler emf
ltent, Der mitinter Ollrh man9elboftg
8eridterltattling u~nterl1uft, Oonr
miro nidt mir oie 3eiting obbeiteIt
ionoern aud nod meioIih ouf oer
Serauseeber eei1impft, Onmit el
nod mebr g[bonnenten perIiett.
S66n lit Oas utbt,
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
gIancn einen Strife.

Die Sotelongeitelten bieiieerSt oot
6aben iid organiiiert uno tradten oa.
nah, ibre Gage 81 perbeiiern. @s lit
Die &eoe Damon, cinen oaeemeinen
Strife 81 iulcenieren, ais Yroteit &c.
zen Die langen ArbeitSihrnoen uno
ihlebte aoit. Sin ioIdes @orgeben
fGmc Den @otelbeiibern iebr ungeIe-
gen, neil Die GonsreB.S aifon 10 no.
be beporitebt.
Nm Wiittpod Ibeno gingen eegen
500 Anaeitete in bieiigen Sotels an
ben Strife.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
trdbrn

Die Gat6Oliide 81. &arieHtir@e,
5. Ctr, 5miiden 9 II. s Str, q. @.
S. VI. Gotb, 8farrer; u. 8. Mibm
Aiiiitent.
@ottesOienite Sonntags: SI. MeI.
ie 7,30 uno 9,f5; SonntagsihuIe
1000; Sodamt 1890; Soufen $50;
@esper mo Segen 400.
6eiertags: Sl. @eiien 600 uno
700; Sodantt 900; 8esper un0 Se.
gen 400.
@odentass: SI. MeIien 700 unO
800; Sui uno Auguit $50 uuo
7,3O llbr.
griter 6reitag I'M Ronat: Sl.
0leiie 100; Sodomt unO 9lusIetung
500; 9lnbeting p1breuO oes cages,
Ser5 Seiu . @uoadt uno Seeen
100.
@eidte: Somstogs bon As unO
$50. PIN Gage Dor Geiertagen
lnO am 1. 5reitag i'm Monot bon
4-6 uno 10; Seoen @orgen bon
730 bis 500.
9unefrausu Rsrsiu ScbaIitat. apmmunipn
am 1 Scnntas / W. Z 80; 8srlammIuna ie-
otn Mittwpb Nbtnb 7.30.
6rauen SObaliidt. 8ommunicn am 2. Conn.
tag, 7.30; gerf am 2. SOnntas um 800 ubr.
81. Rame 9slu : Isrsin Communion am 3.
Scnntaa, 49,; gerI. 3. Spnntaa absnbs 100
aineer Maria gertiH. 8rm mutton isbtn 4.
ScnuiaG 80; gsrt. ON a. SOnntaa 800.
Nliarpsreiu. gsrI am 3. Scnntae, 4.30.
Armenleelsn : gsrsin. @srIammIuug am A.
Sonniae um 4.3O.
WinotbCrlt Club. gerIammIune am 1. Britt
mod |. M., abenes s libr in her intern 5&uI.
babe ste unD NalbinstOn Ctr, H.@.
81. SOlspbs 9isbssbnnO. BsTIammst f@
icben 2 DtrHfae I'm WOnat In Der DeFeins-
bale. 5. unb 8 ctr. q. 3D., abtnbs 8 ubr.
ct. Bcniiaftus 3rnntsn 1ntsrRHvuHas-
Vereta. 8trammsIt f6 itbsn 2. waittpp@
I. M., absubs 8 tlbr, Gde 5. unb > On. R.@.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
8eamtenipa6l i'm @irte-ge rein.

Sim Mftttuo6 bielten oie Nereinig-
ten @irte bieiiger Sta0t in Der eagles
Saae, 6. uno G-StraBe, q. 80, ibre
iabrliAe geamtenpobl ab. Ole 8e-
teiliaung mar cine auBergewobnlifJ
orobe uno ga 3tpei Gidets oufgeiteai
tuaren, par oas Sntereiie oil Der
@o6l beionoers inteniip, bod Oerliei
0ieielbe rubig bis 81 @noe.
0as &eiitltut Der @abl lit folgen-
oes: Hrdiioent: @m. 9. 8orrD; 1.
8i3e- YrGf. g. s. Carr; 2. Si8e-HrG.
Iioent: Moolpb 2oebl; 3. @i5e-Yrdi.
Sobn s. Sdriner; 6%dnbmeiiter ID.
+. &eliber; SefretGr: SO. S. Ebarp
Seraeont Of Mrms: go. Mannir; fir
@uaro: Sorrp @inningoer. Sir
0en @ermaltumgsrot: Sdmitel S,
5teinberger, Maurice S. Sbeebnn,
6. 8. 2pnd, @m. S. Maoigan, SO
qer O'Sanlon &ugb 3. GropleD, SO,
IS. Settinger, 9beo. geudert, g,
amon, 6ranf s. Solan, Gus. 8rab-
Ter, Bouts Sooges, SO. 81. @ngel, g,
s. gennett, s. $. @eper, 2ouis Bull
9. 9. &idaros, 9. S. 0'Gonnel, q.
S. Collins. @aro Saoage, Sobr
Morris, Sobn 6. @alib.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

9eutide ebanseIiId . ImtberiIGe
GOncOrOia STRIDE, 90. unO q Str, g.
@.
Yaitor: Neb. TaliI u. Men5eI.
SOnntaas. bruil6s @cttteoisnR UNI II llbS
mOresns, enaIilter WCreeueUtissbtsnf an irbtm
1. SCnntae hes Mcnais.
DISCRIMINATING bee GnbnpOr 1neinS
UNI $50 ubr.
@nglilte Absnescttesbisnltt nm 7.3O ubV
penn b%sIcnpsrs d~nee3eiat
8lrhsnratbfBuna am erlfen MittpC@ bes
NUnats, abenos s llbi.
GrausnpsreinSiBuna am eshtR Mittpe@ bes
Wcnats. nahmittdge 2 llbr.
Die SCnntass hulsbrsr babtn ibVs mOnat.
lihe @slhaftsCu lam mlaus am jrtitsn DisHs-
iag oss MOnats, abtnes 7.3O lbr. unb ibrs
pG9tntihs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dcnnsretae
AbsnO 7 30 llbr.
Bsrfmr lung bee MiTiOnsSsTttns II am 8.
DCnnsrsiae bee MCnats UNI 2 llbr naHmittaes.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

Nad Dem 9eri6t oes Snlano-
Steuer Gommiiidrs Gobea iinO Die
@infiinfte Onrh Die Steuer ouf Spi.
%ritlloieiL Bier lmO 9abof in oieIem
Sabre idou nm So, 100000 er0Ber
ais iie i'm ielben 8eitroum bes Ietten
Sabres poren.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

Sc Iubieftiper cine &erionlidfeit
lit, inn 10. ihroffer pflegt lte fiir ibre
W%leimlngen obieftioe @iItigfeit gu be-
onipruuden, uuo BEN 8ioeripriih Der
BARN liegt, nidt ein5uIeber.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

Die @ittper m0gen Oos in ibrer
@feife idmoudeit, oaB tie groBeslebn-
Iidfeit nit elmer &artoffelltollOe ba-
ben, Oenn Bel beioen lit Die before
&1lfte inter Der @rOe.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

Cine 6rou emma Mages, SO
Sabre alt, @ittpe, meIde in $50. 4f3
6. StraBe M.-@., gang allein ein3in-
nter befpobnt, muroe am 0ienita9
0ohmittag in einem groBen 9eparte-
ment ais Q~aoenoiebin perbaftet. Sle
hottie Elm @oilt I'M @erte BON S1.5o
mitqeben beiBen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

Ole langeu @interabenoe fom-
men pieoer berar, mo man abenos
benin Shein Ser 2ampe it'd bebagli6
hin Ieben fam, Inn Elm gutes 8it6 81
IeIen. 9a8u empfieblt in beutiger
glusqobe oie Sirma 8rentono an Der
10. uno S-5traBe cine groBe Illus
mabl ~geoiegener, Oeiiti6er Bidder 81
{ebr ~nieorigem @reiie. sic erbietet
Iih on ale, Die oora6 %anfrageit eiil
9er8eihniB ser oeiltiden Bidder 81
Ididen. SIN giitem 3niprud ieitens
ser oeutiden 2eler ioute es Serrll
@rentano nidt feblen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

SEER Simon @olf teilt ms nit,
Dob es i'm febr gefreut babe, NIT ben
0ireftoren oes 0eutiAen 8aiienboll-
les @eburtstag gefeiert 5ll bobelL
bod babe man oie 6eier oieies Cages
piel al friib aneeiebt gebabt, neil Die
6erren 0ireftoren ibre &eriammlun9
70 piel frnber nIs ionit abgebalten bo-
ben. Der @eburtstas oes Serrn
@olf lit crit an nGditen Montag. 2S.
Sftober, ipo8li mir bier ber5lih gro-
tiilieren.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

Ole in letter Belt 10 bdllfig Dor
fommenoen llnfdle Der S1fti6ifl-
fohrt fangen an, unintereiiant 3l iper-
BEN. 9ie Souptiade lit jebt nur nod
Die, wie idnen Der Apiatifer nad
gmpfang ieiner 2i3en5 ieinen Sals
bri1t.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

IN Bradbury @orf, Spining 81
tn, belt am 5onntog Die Arbeiter
aranfen- unO SterbetaIie geo. 1873
Elm 0pIterrouit ob, meI6es ii6 zines
allten 8eludes e%rfreute unO fiir Die
aoile oes @ereins oll6 einen neber-
ifrB er5ielte.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

gono Miilono, Der Staliener, Der
Dor SsSabresfriit ben fleinen 9orrp
Smith ermor0ete unO Oeiien &ro5eB
lcttc ISOLDE nit Ser Sdnloigipref-
ullg auf Moro enOete, bat orrd lei
men g%0pofoten nm einen nellen Ero-
aeB nahaeinht.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

Bier MeGnner nit 0amen Sobn
@urd, @ititab Gonoitrobm, Sobn
SdrocOer uno $. 90. Carlton nae
i'm Noromeiten mobnboft wimoen am
|Dienitag Nahmittag perbaftet. neil
iie Morpbium oerfauften.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

9 e Grmee 9ufti6iffer in. COLLEGE
9orf ibeinen in letter Belt pom In
qliid perfolqt gu fem. Sim 9ienltag
fielen mieoerum 3pei Apiatifer NIT
ibren aRaidiner. 8iesual in ben 80
tomae Stub. @or etliden Sagen nc
len atpei 2uftI@iffer nit ibrcn 6abr-
aeliaen in oas @aiier Der @beiapeafe
9nn. sic muroen je0esmal gerettet
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

81 N nddIten 0tontag Nbeio fei-
ert Ser Damenperein oes rNrIon" I'M
glubbaule, 1906 @-5tru lem Serblt-
felt. @ie mir 10 inter Sano erfub-
rem, miro es ettpas gan8 beionoereS
ocben, oeun oas &omite, mel6es Die
Arrangements in Sdnoen bat, arbel-
tet mic nod ME.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

Gas bonn n8erein 8aoen" ami
pergangenen Sonntag abge6oltene
0plterroalt in gtic. g(utb's 2anolit
mar elm entibieoener Grfolg. Neben
ben oelifat 3ubereiteten S4altieren
fir ben Magen CAB es aud llnterbal-
tenoes fir oas 9br, inoem oos Man-
battnn Quartet biibihe 9iener 5unl
BeIteu gab. auf Der ae9elba6n err
ratlaeu Yreiie bic Serren Ebil. 0it-
tes ben l., Sulius 8elldert ben 2,
uno aarl SammeI Den 3. Rreis.
0as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SribWaiil-
Ter, Sobn araft, 81. HeinbarOt, =
&opfmnn, u. &rnn5, 9arl 9ammel
un0 Hb. 0ittes, iino wobl 5ufrieoen
nit benz gerlnuf Oes &oaits, oo aud
Der @eiuh ELM gutter mar.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

@ ir finoen 6roucn an ert5rd-
enoIten in Eoiletten Die mir nlGt
be5ablen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

50 Il mir peruebmen, lit Serr Sp.
qoiion beOeufli6 erfranft, 10 oaB er
0as 9ett biitet mllB.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
GbanscIiid : lnt6eriide 8iOns.
Nirde. 6. uno q Str, q. %.
8altpr Midar0 Shmi0t.
8iOns.


&orptgottesoienit ieoen Sonntog
gormittag INN 1914 llbr; in oelti@er
5pra6e am 2, A.. (ll. 81 Sonntog /.
DC, in englii1er Spra1e am i. uno
3. Counting /. Sc. gngIii1er Abeno.
@ottesoienit aa jeoem Sountag I'M
7.30. Sonntaesi6uIe ieoen Conn
tag @ormittog Inn $50 llbr.
airptnrat am Disnltas absab mad BEN Itb-
ten SOnntas !. M.
8rau n MiHicns-9ers UNI Grduen. 1HIfs-
Serstn am |. DOnnnitag NaHmittaa i'm Nrn.,
e~rlterer um 2 llhr, leBterer nm 3 llbr.
Suaenc-0trei (yutbev. etgnJ isben DDnners-
tag Abenb nm 7.30 ubr.
Si6ere Spre6iunesu Der pnitOre iebtn Dor
mittas in Der Sntrifsi Der STRIDE.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

Ole trairigiten griabrun9et
n,odlt man eep0bnlid bort, no man
Die freuoigiten erpartet.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
Grie r%efOrmierte Stride, 6. unS q

Grite rcfOrmierte Stride, 6. unO %
Str, 90. SO.
Poitor: Geb. Snmes 9. 8ubrer.
@dbrenO SiIi uno aueuIt, Conn.
tags Morgens Inn IL lbr, abtuef.
IeIno oeuti6er uno engIiIder @ottes-
oienit. Der @benogottesoienlt tpir0
Damn befannt eema1t.
SonntaesiduIe, enelii9, INN 9.45
bormittags.
airdenratb am /. DisnRGs I'm ROnat,
s llbr Mbenbs.
Ou esbrsrSsrstn isOsn DOnnnfns absnss
I'M 8 ubr.
Grausn. 9sren am srftn Disnaas im@onat
am Z utr 80 Absnbe.
GbangcIiid : IntberiIGe ct. So.
6anues . Stride. Az Ctr, g. 50.
Sniiden 9 uno 6 Str.
HaItor Gen. s. 6. Suit.
9ir6enratb OsrfammtIi i'd am /. Mo tag
i'm WOuat. NbenOs 8 nbr.
JrauenOfrein p%trIammslt f& an 1. Nitt.
nod i'm MOnat. Na6miitaee 3 ubE.
vutber-qiga psrIammslt TH am 2. Witlpr@
m WCnai, Nbtnee 8 lbr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29
MORMON FAILS TO
SECURE A TRIAL
Mexican Judge So Dilatory
That the Trial Is De
layed.

Colonia Dublan. Mexico. Jan. 29.-
Leslie COombs decided to go to Casas
Grandes and stand trial for trying TO
aid IN the arrest of Juan $3.50 at the
time he was killed. 1t can be conclu-
sively proved that ne did not fire a
shot at that time and he has been
freed by the government three diner
ent times, but COOmbs, president Rom
ney and Edmund Richardson went over
10 Casas Grandes to have another trial
They found the judge but were unable
to get him to sit and hear the case.
When the big finger OF the clock
pointed to the 11:30 mark the judge
began figuring and soon put on his hat
and went to dinner promising to
he had been in sight two hours before,
as he walked and chatted with his
wife in fun view Of the waiting men.
A few minutes before i've he called
the men and asked why they had not
brought in all the accused men.
What is the use OF bringing them
-Oh, yes, the judge answered II
we lacked time, we could chuck them
in the Jug"
The judge then asked a few questions
on COOmbs character. Five o'clock came,
and court was dismissed. The witness
ses bottled up their wrath. wedged in
the cork OF evaporation very tightly
then buttOned their waist coats over IL
all and with cynical smile and a pleas
ant "Hasta manana," they took their
departure.
When the officers were searching for
Mr.. TelfOrd, they went TO the home OF
Mrs. TelfOrd's mother, which had been
rented to students. In one part Of the
house lived a man and his bride; in the
other two girls and 16 year old boy.
In the dead of night they went to the
girlsS room and threw search lights
into their room where they were asleep.
The lights aroused and frightened them
They slipped out Of bed and hid behind
a curtain to dress. One Of~the girls
asked who they were and what they
business" This is our home and we
want you TO leave," the girl replied.
Instead they took a bunch of keys and
tried to open the door. Finding it
locked with a night latch, the Mexicans
went to the window to tear down the
screen Then the jefe de armas and
the young man from the other part OF
door be opened which was done. the
house was thoroughly searched. Then the
jefe turned to the girls and in most
pleasing and polite way, said Now
so to bed and go TO sleep; we viii not
disturb you any more and we hope you
were not frightened"
The family Of D. Z. Harris is scat
tered in four nations The family IS in
Canada, one son is a professor in
college in Utah. another is in Germany
on a mission and another is in New
Zealand on q mission
There was a wedding reception Sat
urday evening at the home OF the bride
in honor of Louis Carbon and Mrs
Ada Pierce Carbon
Friday evening the young folks en-
jOyed themselves in dance.
All organizations are now running;
the town has been relieved from its
quarantine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29
sOLOMONVILLE HAS
A WEDDING EVENT
Minister Presented With a
Bicvcle-Man Meets With
Accident While Driving

Solomonvlle. Ariz., Jan. 29.-Married,
AT SoIouOnviile on January "a MS
bertha Woods TO Vim. McQuery- MIS-
WcOuery is well known here having
lived here most OF her life Mr.. NC
Ouerv has lately come to the valley
turned TO her home in Commerce, Tex
Mrs Crutchfield came to Arizona sew
ersl years ago with a SICK husband
Mr. Crutchfield died last Monday
Mss Lily Clarldge, deputy recorder
Of Graham county, is again at Work
after q short vacation, spent Ia VISIT
ing relatives at Duncan ArlZ-
" T. HallOn has returned to Cliff
ton He was called here ~ the sick
ness and death of his brotEerinlaW'
Chas- S Crutchfield.
Attorney A G. McAlister yet with
what might have been 9 very serleus
accident while returning from zion
dyke Arizona When opposite Marn-
ewsViIle he was thrown from his car
rage; a tug had broken, which fright
ened the horse The animal Jumped
ahead. breaking the neck yoke, which
threw Mr. hcAlister out He lay at
unconscious before found by Don Math-
ews, who telephoned for doctor he
was carried 10 Pima, where ne re-
NAMED that night, being brought home
late next evening by DR.. Dryden and
Nr. Blair. Mr.. McAlister was bruised
and scratched about the head and face
but II is thought not seriously hurt IN
The people Of SoIomOnville have
raised money 10 purchase q bicycle for
the Rev. Mr. Gardner. Mr.. Gardner is
kind enough TO come from Stafford and
hold services at SOlomonville on sun
day evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29
POLICE CAN LOOK
AT PICTURES NOW
If They Get Tired Reading,
They Have Bunch Of Tat
tOoed Men On Hand.

-Four. sailors were arrested at the Ell
Paso foundry by the city police Sunday
night while they were sitting around a
campfire trying to keep warm.
One of the men, Walter l. Wright,
might get a Job in circus as a tattOoed
man. He made the trip around the world
with the American fleet under rear ad-
miral RObley D. Evans, who died recent
".
During that trip Wright, who was a
sailor on the Nebraska, had his chest
and arms tattOOed at the various ports
where the ships touched. On his chest
he has emblaDOned the coat OF arms Of
the United States with a picture Of the
battle between the Warships Kearsarge
and Alabama in the center, The colors
of the flag and the smoke of the battle
are shown. On his arms he has tattOOed
several bathing girls and other women,
basacelet, snakes, bees and butterflies.
Fred Alber has a woman tattooed on
his left arm. j. J.. Braun has woman
tattOOed on his left arm and bee on his
left hand between the thumb and index
finger; y. SchOOnderwOard, also a sailor
from Holland, but who never served IN
the United States navy, has a tatUOOed
woman on his right arm and a sailor
win wreath beneath on his left arm.
The men are held IN a charge Of vag-
ramCv.