davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
TOlsc Der %Oitiparbanten.

Oas mternationale Toitaupei-
Iungsgei91ft in Der Staot Seem Yort
bat, ieitOem bort Hoitiparfunfen er-
ridtet Doroen lino. i'm @ergleid gu
0emlelben 3eitroum oes 8oriabres
in Sobe BON $6,524,479 abgenOm-
men. @enerolpoItmeiIter Sit6cod
3iebt oaraus ben S1lnB, DAB i'm
@uslano geborene @tntpobner oes
9anoes iest ibr iberidiiliges @elo
in Hoitiparbanfen nnIeeen, anitott
es nah Dem Auslono gu Ifiden.
gten yorf moft so gro3ent oes Sn.
ternntionalen 8oitanpeiiungseei9Gf
tes oes gan5en 2onoeS uno oieies
@eiddft bat i'm lesten DECEMBER in
Sobe BON nabe5u $4,000. 900 ob1e.
nommen.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
@o8 DiQ IT bort?
SCI britif6t aritgSmininer it in Strln eineetroFtn,
NnerbanO @eracbte Oardber.

mug lit, feline rationale @bre unO
ieinen 8eiib ioDie feline bere1tieten
Snterelien in Der 8elt ~ieoer3eit gu
tDobren uno al bertreten. 9esbalb
lit es meme beitdnoige YfIi9t uno
Gorge, Die 8ebrfraft Oes Bottles,
Dem es an Daffenfdbiger iunger
Nannidaft nidt gebridt, 81 8aiier
unO 81 2anOe 5u erbaIten un0 81
itGrfen. @ntipredenOe @efeBenttDiir-
fe iino in 8orbereitung uno merOen
Sbnen 3ugeben nit 8ori9ldgen CUR
Defrng Der Soften. @elfen Sic,
Oieie bobo @ufgabe gu erfiiaen, 10
ertpeiien sic Dem 8aterlnnOe einen
groBen Dienit."
yllnIere 8ereitwiuigfeit, interna-
tionale Streitpunfte auf giitli6em
@ege 81 erleoigen, mo INNER oies
Der @iir0e unO ben S~ntereIien
Deuti9lanos entipri9t. bemeiien
nel1erliA lllIere 8ereinbarungen nit
6ranfreid~.
vyteben Der Htlege Der Blt1ont1le
nit 9eIterrei9 : l1ngarn uno nit
Stalien lit meine Eolitit Itets oorouf
geri9tet, nit alien MGdten freuno-
li6e 8e5iebungen auf Der goits ge-
genieitiger 46tung unO gltten @iI-
lens 3n erbolten~.
ISM 8ertrauen auf Die geiun0e
&roft oes oeiitiGen @olfes uno auf
@ottes gn1oieen 8eiltono bonenO,
blide i6 nit 3uOeriidt iiber Die
&dmpfe oes Cages binmeg IN Die
3ufunft oes &ei9s".
SD begriiBe sic, meme Serren,
sur Groffnuug Der neuen Eagung oes
HeihSporlaments in Der 9offnlng,
oaB ibre Arbeit Der Nation uno Dem
8oIfe gum Sell gerei9en miro.
8ieoerbolte lebbafte 8ronorufe
begleiteten oie Sbronre0e, beion-
0ers BET Ser Steue iber Die oeuti1e
8brfraft uno ole oeutide AusIanO-
politif.
Na6 @roffnnng ser 8bronreoe
erf[Grte Der &an3ler ben ReiAstag
fir e%r0ffnet.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
gOfaI fir sanserfeit.

Gem ,8iaiamsburger Singer
bun0~ bat es Der gg~toro0itIi6e Sdn.
aerbun0" 8u beroanfen, Dab Der
oeutlde @roBinOuItriene Serr 2lto-
mia StoQpercf fir oas fommerroe
9uuoesiGngerfeit pie0er einen pradt-
pollen 9ofoI ais @reis geitiftet bat.
Serr Stolperd bate ais eingelaoe-
ner @aIt Der letten gtarrenliBnng oes
8iaiamsburger S6ngerbunos beige
mobnt, unO es batte ibm bort 10 ge-
fauen oaB er BALD oarauf Serrn
&roolf Stibmontt Dem 8rdiiOenten
oes 8ereins Den folgenoen 8rief 5li-
i6idte: nSebr geebrter Serr Stlls-
mann 3pef oieies lit, Sbnen noh-
mails 6er8Ii1 5l onnfen fir ben Der-
aniigten Mbeno, pelhen id IN Sbrer
10 rei8en0 uno nergniigt perlaufenen
GurnepalIiBung berbringen fonnte.
@s 8eigte Ser @ben0 10 reht, Die oaS
oeutlhe 2ieo Die 0eutiben aud I'M
auslanoe 3ulammenbalt nno ibnen
brett uno inoireft angenebme Stltn-
ben NIT @rinnerungen an Die alte
Seimotl qibt. SD m0dte meiner
6reuOe 6ariiber ooour d4usorud ge-
ben, 0oB meme Sirma mieOer bereit
lit. fir ben oiesidbrigen, %. Can
q~ertpettItreit in philadelphia einen
Social sF FIFTEEN uno iiberlaiie es Sb-
rem bodaeiddsten 9irigenten, Serrn
Or. Saeger, iiber Die 8ertpenoung
oeIieGben ais Sreis 81 beitimmen.
Dit nodmaligem Darf bin i'd.
NIT e1tem oeuti6em S6ngergruB,
Sbr %ergebener
9uoptg Stollmerd"
Muf an Sen Observation-Disclosures
Serrn Qouis 8etrD ri1tete Der Ser
aommer8ienrat elm iebr ihmei6el-
bates Sfreiben fir bic genuBreiden
Stunoen, sic ibm Die lultige Rarren-
Iituna bereitet un0 Die i'm 10 redt
an feline 8aterItaot &0ln erinnert ba-
be, ulo i9loB oaiielbe nit einem
vMlaaf Sole. 9irigent 8elir SD
ger bat lid iofort nit Der S6nger-
feItbeb0r6e in 8erbinoung geiest nm
Die notigen 8ereinbarungen betreffS
oes neuen StoIperd- Eofols 3u tref-
fen. Ger .@iGiomsburger S6nger-
buno~ tuel6er Dor Orei Sabren ben
BON 9errn Stolperf fiir oas %.
8nnoes SGngerfeit in B~bilaoelpbia
geItifteten Gofal als eriten Breis in
Ser eriten &laiie errang, bat feline
antportihaft aif ben Oiesidbrigpn
Stoamerd Yofnl, gleidoiel, Wel6e
geitimmung iiber oelien 8ergebung
getroffen meroen miro, oa er be-
i6lolien Bat, iid an Dem &niierpreiS-
fingen gu beteiligen,
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

Qonoon, Z. Sebr. Die Sabr-
bun0ertfeier 0es @~eburtstnges
Charles 0idens puroe I'M gnn5en
Ser. &0nigrei9 unO ben britii4en
Solomon our6 Observation-Disclosures
ten, 9idens : &arneDalfeIten uno
8anfette bcgangen.
Dos Grab oes groBen NobeIiiten
in Der @eltminlter : Abtei lit Der-
iAmenoerii9 NIT 8lumen geldmiidt,
oarunter &rGn5e BON pielen Der
0idensclllbs in oen Ser. Staaten.
Wfengen bon @erebren Der 9idens'-
ihen Muie baben Die Ro6eiter : Sea-
tbeorale beiltht.
Berlin, 7. 6ebr. Der britil6e
MomiraI a. g. 2oro CHARLES 8eres-
faro, Der auf Der &unoreile bon Nitb-
lan0 Berlin beriibrte, lit Epute BON
&niier @ilbelm gum @abelfriibltiid
eingelaoen ipor0erL 81 Dem aud lei.
tenoe Decentralization Der 0eittI1er
Oearine selaoet tparen. 9as @abel.
friibitiid fono I'M 8erliner S6lof
nod Der groifnune oes &eidstogs
Itatt.
2on0on, Z. 6ebr. Der friibert
periii6e @enerdIiHotmeifter SO
Morgnn SHUTTER bate be1te Morger
cine Innge u~nterreoung nit benz bri-
tiihen Gtoatsletret1r oes MeuBerr
Sir @oparo @rep. Die Gage in Ser.
fen puroe eineebeno er0rtert, uno
tpenr aud ais Grgebnis Der Inter.
reoung feline iiberrai1enoe Aenoer.
ung Der britii9en HoIitif in Yerfier
8u e%rtUarten 1T, fam bod seinet
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
GOmpers i'm gerb5r.

Sn Dem &erfabren gegen Die bret
5iibrer Der Americnn federation Of
Sa6or mcgen MiBadting BEG Sc.
rihts in Dem bon Der Buds Stobe
ano Gange COMPANY ongeltrengten
Bro5eiie pegen @erb1ngung oes 8op-
fotts iiber Tie ltnn0 am Oienstag So
miel @ompers, Der Br11ioent Der
federation, in Dem Obergeri1t oes
0iltrifts Columbia auf Dem 8euge1.
itano. gr beitritt, Dab er Ii9 elmer
DliBahtung 0es @eridts Ifuloig ge.
maht babe. Sofort mad Dem Or
LAB oes @inbaltsbefebls babe er aus
Der a8e Don't Botronige" 2iIte i'm
0american 6eOerationilt" ben Sea
men Der Buds Company geItri6en
uno elm @remplor oes @lottes nit
Dem in iol9en 61nen iibli1en @ono-
oermert na6 Der S1riftIeserei Oes
9lattes gei1ift. gr er31blte aud,
Die er nit leinen Qnp1Iten Iih iiber
Die angelegenbeit beraten uno oas
Bureau YerionaI Der federation
5uIammen gerufen unO ibm mitae.
teilt babe, OaB Der @inbaItsbefebl IN
Strait eetreten lei. Dies oQes uur.
De 5u Dem Na9iDeiie oneefiibrt, 0aB
er oamals gegen ben GinbaItsbeFebI
nidt perItoBen babe.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
gapier ans Naisitenaeln.

Nuf Der lonowirtidaftIiden Ser
lurasItation bon MarDlano iin0 iett
ole SadperItGnoigen oes bieIigen
lonomirtI6aftIi1en Departments
nit Ser Serltellltng bon 8apier ans
MaisItengeIn iotueit geOieben, Dab
tie BEL Dem neutrality-suspicious.
aud nod ols gtebener3eugnis einen
5prup geDinnen, Der iih fir Die
3ubereitling zines gemildten gieb-
futters eignet uno our9 Die glei98ei-
tiae @etpinmlng oes Maispapiers be-
tr11tIi1 biGiger miro. @s banoeli
lih iebt nur nod oarum, mel6er
8reis iiG fir Oieies gaebenprooufi
i'm @roBbanoeI er3ielen laiien miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
Sart6OlOt OerteiOist ieinsn Sit.

Dor Dem SousausiduB fir @ab-
len fam am oorigen 6reitag Der
8ablfontelt 6pii9en Dem Demofra-
ten CHARLES 5. Mfaurer ulo Dem &e-
publifaner Hi9aro 8artboIot aus
ct. Souis 5ur Ierbanolung. Mou.
rer bate in leinem Anfe1tungson.
trag bebauptet Sunoerte bon Stimm.
gebern, melde fir 8ortboIot eintrn.
ten, leien oa5u betpogen poroen, in.
Dem man ieOem 5pei Slolden Bier
oerabfolgte. 8ei Der 6reitag . Der.
lebmung erfl1rte nber &err Bart.
boIot, Die Moiorit1t, init ueI9er er
getp1blt porOen iei, babe $4,000
Stimnleu betragen. @enn man ie0e
etfua ourd S1winoeI ~geuorbene
Stimme ausi9eioe, 10 lDerOe man 0o.
NIT nl6t iiber 240 fommen un0 0as
8abIreluItat peroe oIio 0oour& IN
feiner @eiie beriibrt~.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

Deroen, DAB Die 1nterbanolungen
our1aus angenebmer unO ber5li6er
&rt paren uno Der Mmerifnner Die
cir @oporo beiieres gegenieitiges
8erItGnonts ibrer Aniidten getDou-
men boben.
Serr Sbuiter lit b09it aufgebraht
iiber bic bon leinem Na1foIger Mtor-
mario geeen i'm erbobenen un0 an
Den belgii1en Ginan5miniiter tele-
g~ropbierten acknowledgement, nod
oenen Die bis Dor fltr5em i'm perii-
i9en SHasoepartement beihGftigten
Amerifaner oes 8etruges ge5ieben
peroen unO ibneu porgemorfen miro,
lie bGtten ibre Bidder in unoronung
5uriidgelaiien.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
gdiueres @eIdat.

lle6ermorgen al 2incoIns @eburtS
tag miro Die republifonil1e @orfon.
bentstompogne nit 0oloampf be.
ainnen. 4m Nheno oieies einen ga,
ges peroen in Netp Yorf 8r1iioeni
Gait, in Miltuoltfee @enerolnnpaIt
@idersbnm, in Banning. Did.
S~habamtsietret1r @cgeogb, in 0e.
troit Der Midiganer Senator Eonn-
ieno, in minneapolis Der A~begorone.
te Nac gaa bon Maiiaduietts uno in
Hortlano, Me., Der Abegoronete 9i.
mes &eOen boIten.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
sarfei.

RonfantinopeI, 8. 6ebr.
0os tiirfii6e &abinett bat beute be-
I9loien, Die @eiiung our ShIieBung
aller itolienii9en Snititite in Der
Eiirfei, eini9IieBli9 nIer BriDotban-
fen, @erii9erungs : @eieaidoften
uno oes itolienii9en 8ailenbnuies
in Scutari in 9raft treten gu Ialien.
Yerim, Arabien, 8. Gebr. Grii-
beren 8eriAten entgegen lit SoOeiOn
ni1t BON Den itolieniiden 4riegs-
l6iffen bei6oHen tporoen. Die Ser
binoung nit Dem Ort lit ieBt pieOer
bergelteut.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

foner ale oieie 8eOiugungen anneb-
men per0en.
General Guam Obi Sui, Der oieuit-
tllenOe @i5efonig Der Bropin6en Su-
nan uno S1lpeb, Der &ommanoieren-
De Der 5peiten faiierlideu Armee, bat
ieine friiber in Sonfow itationierten
8ruppen nod @aottngfu 3uriidge5o-
gen, General Chang Stun, Der Rom-
mon0ierenoe Der foiierlihen 4rmeq,
bic bis Dor flir5em in gtanfing &c.
neien 1T lit o~ngepieien tporoen, ei-
men republifoniiHen gmiiior 81
empfofgen uno 6rieOensobmodnn.
gen an%5lbobnen.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
SeniiOnsbia a%nsenummsu.

Die 9eniionsbin lit am porigen
5reitog nit 245 Stimmen gegen SO
bon Dem Mbgeoronetenbnuie ange.
nommen noroen. Sic beoingt eine
Milsgabe bon 1852 Neiaionen Dollars.
Die @ori6rift, monnd ouBerb1lb Der
Ser. Staaten IebenOe @erlonen hires
9enlionsanipru1es oerIultig geber
ioGten, nuroe nit 100 eeeen 1873
Stimmen obseIebnt. 3ugIeid bebl
Die Sin II in berI6ieoenen Stdoter
beitebenoe EenfiOnsoeenturen aif.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
s6iuei5.

@enf, 7. Sebr. ginem atta6e
Der OeutI6eu 8otidoft in &om lit bel
Der 6abrt I'M grpreB8ug &oom =
Berlin, Der in @oeidenen onbdlt, elm
Depeident6itdeu nit tpi6tigen 90
fitmenten geltoblen noroen.
S1mmtIi6e Baiiagiere, inter
Oenen ii9 add einige Haiiagiere be-
fanoen, muBten iiA einem i6arfen
8erbor uno elmer Durblu9ung III
res @epGfs unter3ieben, obne Dab
ieood ettpas iiber oen @erbleib Der
Dofumente ~feitgeiteIlt merOen foun=
te.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
Ssrfsn.

Seberon, 6. Sebr. SIN Gin
berItGnonis nit @roBbritanuien unO
&uBlano miro bic periii9e &egier-
ing Dem Ct : S9ab : Mobammeo
gli Wir8a ourd ben ruilii9en Som
jul in Aornbao mitteilen, Dab Iie be-
reit lei, ibm cine 8eniion ol betpiai-
gen uno ieinen 9Inbdngern Anneltie
5u gepGbren, unter Der Beoingung,
OoB er unOer5iiglid 9eriien berlaiie.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

Der Gmerifaner Derahtet
feine RotiOnolitdt, Ooeeeen ober nit
ooaem &eft ioLde, Die ii@ ibrer 3n-
tbonoIitat iAdmen unO OieieIbe Der.
len5nen. User IN einem ameritoni.
lden @ei4dit frei unO often ertl6rt,
Dab er onf @runO elmer an3eige i'm
y8aibington SournoI" tommt, ih6.
ci9t Soonr9 feineswees fem AnIe.
ben, leiitet ober Der 8eituno einen
uniG6sbaren 0iebesbieulk
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-02
HOTEL CLARENDON

Bridge has taken a strong hold at
the Clarendon. There has been four
bridge parties during the week.
Thursday Mrs A T. Maynard of
Boston had for her guests for
luncheon at the Clarendon, Mrs.
George Newell and Miss Wilson. Fol
lowing the luncheon there was an
informal afternoon at cards in the
private parlor of the hotel. Among
the players were Mrs. E W. An
drews of Chicago, and her house
guests, Mrs. Penhallow and Mrs.
West of the same city. Others tax
ing part in the games of bridge and
live hundred were Mrs, ]. H.
MNchen, Mrs. D. H. Howe, Evans
VILE, Ind; Mrs- UeneH, Miss vii
son, Mrs G. NJ. Davis, Chicago; Mrs.
A. Maynard, Boston; Mrs. Mitchell
and Mrs. Newan were champions al
bridge, receiving handsome souvenirs.
Mrs, West and Mrs. PeuhaEow car
ried off the trophies for 500. The
games ended in time to enjoy the
sunset tea. always a fascinating part
OF the days windtIp at the Hotel
Clarendon
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-02
IVY LANE INN.

Recent arrivals at the Ivy Lane
Inn are Mr. and Mrs P Archer Mss
Katherine Archer Fort Wayne Ird,
Mr. and Mrs Walter Courtney Brain
ard MINI, Mr. and Mrs ] B Woolson
Watertown Conn.
Jas. B. WooEon of WATERFOWL, CT.
who is al the Ivy Lane Inn with his
wife, is at the head of a manufac-
turing concern founded in 1881.
Dr. Walter Courtney, surgeon in
chief for the Northern Pacific rail
road. and making his headquarters al
Brainerd, MINI, IS also at the Inn
together with his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry j. Archer are
at the Inn for their third season
They are from Fort Wayne, Ind, and
with them is their niece, Miss Kath
crime Archer
There were nine tables playing
progressive five hundred at the
Tuesday evening card party at Ivy
Lane Inn. The ladies winning wers
Miss Edith Seabury, Miss L. NJ HoF
and Miss Elizabeth Wilson. The gen
tlemeu winners were E. E. Osborne
E T. Durgn and Horace King
Punch was served during the even
ing.
At the clock golf tourn-men Wed
nesday afternoon there were thTt.
! participants Mr. Vadger covered tht
course IN 26 pays, winning first priz,
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs Wilson tie
for second honors on % plays, Mrs
/ Taylor winning N the finals. Te
was served on the verandah durin
the tournament
On the next Sunday evening ID.
finest musicale Of the season VI
take place at the Inn. Besides tn
Palmetto Club orchestra there will b
some of the best home talent IN "
cal and instrumental selections.
An art party IS planned for thi
Saturday evening.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-02
HE CLEVELAND

Recent arrivals at the Cleveland
are Mr. and Mrs o F Matthers Ches-
ter W Va, Mr. and Mrs Sam Austin
Miss Florence Austin Cleveland, A
D Minary Louisville. Mr. and Mrs E L
Harrington Canton Mass, A NJ Jones
Mr. and Mrs Fred Smith jamestown
NY, Mr. and Mrs W H Ritter Mr.
and Mrs Fred K Marshall Mrs zin-
norman Mrs Sem SaRdusky o. Mrs
C NJ Mayors Cincinnati, Mss Ola
Bell Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs Geo
Fortune Reno Falls Wis
Susanna Bell Anderson, assisted
by the co.ored help gave very en-
joyable concert at the CleTe ard
Thursday evening. The rendering o.
Nearer My God TO Thee" and
'fSuwanee River" were especially
deserving of notice.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-02
ThE HAMILTON

Recent arrivals ct the Hamilton
are Mrs M Smith Miss Lena Hind
Chicago, Mrs j C Kupferle Mrs ] p
Woods Miss Woods St Louis, Mr.
and Mrs E W WaIard Detrok, E
Remington Memphis. VIM s Green
Cincinnati. Herbert c Lee Manches-
ter Eng. Mrs C Y Aytrim Mrs Mary
veneman Dayton. C A Berman Az
lanta, W C Conner Jacksonville. D
B King Springfield o, Mr. and Mrs
J w Evans Van Vert o, Mr. and
Mrs Thee H Saat Covington Ky, ]
w Scott E E PhiepeEt Warsaw Ind,
Bryan Stewart Oswego n Y, 4 R
Cornwall watertown n Y. n c
Cornwall Alexandria Bay n Y, Mrs
F L lines Waukegan H. Mr. and
Mrs " S Beasaey Columbus Tenn.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-02

You must try to be like God SON
ME-" said the kindly minister TO the
worried looking child who entertained
him in the parlor while his mother. IN
stairs. was preparing for company. Il
guess l must be" the boy answered.
wrinkling his brows, "for God and me
gets blamed for about everything that
happens in this house II it's a big
thing, they say the Lord did 1t, and if
any little ching goes wrong it's sure
to be mel"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-02
TAE SRORNE

Recent arrivals al the Osborne are
r L Van Ness Yonkers n Y, Mr. and
Mrs A S Fitch New York, R a Rus
sell Bryan o, Mr. and Mrs G Deutsch
Mr. and Mrs ] F Goodwin Cincinnati,
S D NesSner Delphi Ind.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-02
TIE GABLES

Among the recent arrivals at the
Gables are Mrs. F. J. Golden and
daughter. Miss Grace l. Golden, Of
Atlanta, cousins OF the proprietor Of
the Gables, S. H. Moseley.
Other recent arrivals at the
Gables are Mr. ard Mrs W Weller
New York, NJ A Moore Bos. on, A
X Hollowah Indianapolis, Mr. and
Mrs G. Goodwin Wheeling W Va,
Mr. and Mrs G Ray Vinton La, Nj
and Mrs F NJ Bramberg Mrs ] "
Walker Mary Frames Walker Bran
berg S c.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-02
CURIOUS BITS
OF HISTORY
THE ORIGIN OF rAnAANv.
Rx a. M. MACY.

The Society Of Tammanys e.
Columbian Order. was formed
in New York city IH t7Ss. and
has been q power In city, state
and national politics ever since.
tie primary object was TO off,
set the influence Of the Society
% Cincinnati. The latter was
formed by the surviving officers
Of the Revolution, and - ita
constitution provided that IL
membership should be perpetu-
ated by the eldest sons Of mem
hers, II was regarded BY many
a. too aristocratic in Its ten
denotes. The Society Of Tam
many Professed to be far more
democratic In it's character. II
took it's name from 4 noted
chief Of the Delaware Indians.
its chief founder was William
Mooney, 4 natiSe-born Aneri-
can OF Irish extraction. The
society is nominalIy = ehari-
table association, fraternai In
its nature, and quite distinct
from the general committee Of
the Tammany Democracy. u
takes q very prominent part In
politics, nevertheless II eialFns
to have oGtliVed fourteen na-
tional parties. Aaron Burr was
4 prominent member Of Tam
many in its earlier years.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-02

Did you ever back a horse in your
life. Mike?"
Yes, once. and only once"
Did you win anything"
No. begorra; that | didn't"
Why. how was that?"
Well, you see, l backed the blessed
boss through a shop window, and
had to pay $40"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-02
TIE PRINCE GEORGE.

Yesterdays arrivals at the Prince
George are Mr. and Mrs Walter G
Herzog New York, Mr. and Mrs N
Justice Lexington Ky, Miss Stone
ST Louis, Mr. and Mrs W NJ Spauld
ing Worcester Mass. Mrs A Batchel
der Miss N Batchelder Evanston I'll
Mrs Schlager Kent Chas Sch age
Binghamton \ Y. Mr. and Mrs o N
Wright Wabash Ind, F F Thomas
Wolcott \ Y, Mr. and Mrs James
Spencer Suffield Ct
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-02
THE DEsPLANO.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Goodsell
Woodmont, Bridgeport, Conn, left
Thursday morning for their home
expecting to stop in Jacksonville, At
lanta and New York, enroute home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodseal are regular
winter visitors.
Arrivals OF a day At the
Desp,and are Mrs Abram Mrs NJ
lyle Brooklyn, Mrs E Fuller New
York, Mrs o Wriutt Detroit, Mrs
Samuel Campbell Toronto Ont, Nj
and Ms C TuHy Memphis, A L
Church Bruins wick Ga.
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THE RIDGEWooD

Arrivals OF day at the Ridsewood
are Mrs W Giblfn W Gfbhn Mr. and
Mrs H Douds New York. Mrs H
G Elder NJ Heldma0n Baltimore, Mr.
and Mrs D A Rafferty, Mr. ard Mrs
W H II Chamberlain Syracuse n Y.
j Muller Boston. Mr. and Mrs
NJ Maring Mr. and Mrs E Ball
and boy Miss Griffith J A Goddard
AFuncie Ind. E G McQmnn New Cos
tie Ind. Mrs C NJ Roch Keokuk Ia
Arthur \ Brine Newto2vi,le Mass,
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Copyright. lslL BY Joseph B. ROwles,
Paid RroportIonata shara.

a poor fellow having with dimculty
procured an audience OF the duke Of
Newcastle, told his grace he only
came to solicit him for something to
wards support, and as they were Of
the same family. both being descend
ed from Adam, hoped he should not
be refused Surely not" said the
duke, surely not-there is 3 penny
for you. and If all the rest OF your
relations will give you as much you'll
be a richer man than I am"
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CITY HoTSI

Arrivals OF day at the City Hotel
are c Bumbaugh New York, Mr. and
Mrs NJ ] Coolahan Baltimore, Karl
Klaus Milwaukee, F H McGll ] P
Thornton Atlanta, Grant Mou&den
Kansas City, B Hers c A Mills Mr.
and Mrs F E johnson E W Lowell
W c O'Neal H A Paxton ] H Skunk
w Call Johnson Jacksonville, A N
Moody Wildwood y J, L Howell
New Smyrna.
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
PREVAILS IN STOCKS ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
AGAIN TO-DAY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-weakness was
general In the Saturday session OF the
Stock Exchange, and declines averaged
nearly two points. Opening prices were
of and the tendency was downward,
with fairly heavy selling. II was said
that much Of the selling was from a
house with a Boston connection. while
Il cable late in the morning had II that
Berlin was buying Canadian Pacific and
other Americans, London opened weak.
as the result of further complicat tions
over the Balkan situation. Floor gos-
sip attributed this to the attitude OF
Austria in refusing to grant Servia a
sea port. Another factor was given as
the weakness OF Steel due TO tariff
agitation.
Stecl.was off over two points at times,
Sales today totaled 3Si.lOO shares,
yesterday OF only point and three
eights as compared with loss OF over
two points In Union. The Copper stocks
were of about two points and Cana.
dian Pacific lost. over two and a half.
The Hill shares were also down.