davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
Nuf gum 0eutfebem Sag
9lm @Ontas gbenS in Der Singer
6uH0.Sale.

8ieoerum lit Der Gag berange.
fommen, oeu oie Deutl9eu feiern,
ben iie in @bren balten i'm gan5en
2onOe. Seit Ser @riinoung oes
0eutI6-@ merifunii9en NationoIbuu-
Oes i'm Sabre 1901 in philadelphia
lit Oos 0euti6htm Oieies 9onocs gum
8epuBtiein gefommen, Dab mir oer-
eint einen beoelten0en Jattor i'm
amerifoniiden 8olfsleben biloen.
Ale friiber beltan0enen Oeittiden
8crbinoungen, 10 lobli6 ibre 9eltre-
61lnqen aud naren, tporen nift iu
Der Gage, Oos Deutihtllm 5u Uerei-
nigen.
Inter Siibreri6uft Oes HationuI-
6unoeS, Der mnmebr in nier3igStaa=
ten arbeitet, meroen Die 9euti6en
Mmerifas 5it einmiitigem Sonoeln
beronge8ogen, moour9 mir iowobl
fir oas @emeinmobl pirfen, mie oit6
Ipe3iea fir uns 9eutl9 : Amerifouer
ooS Anieben itn0 sic M6tltng geipit-
men fonnen, Die uns bis6er ni6t IN
Dem MaBe ge5ollt tpuroe, pie es bate
iein ioaen.
9as germanii6e Clement bat ii9
in Der gntpidIung Oieies 2anOes
8eroienite e%rporben, tpelhe mangels
biitoriider 9luf3ei6nungen leioer bis
Der niht geniigenO a%nerfonnt MUIR
oell. 9as @eriGitmte noh5uholen
lit cine Der Saitptnufga6en Oes 9un-
oes.
I'm oas Sntereiie fir Die boben
3icle oes 0euti6 Amerifanii1en
gtotionol 9un0es ltets frii6 unO
mad 5ll erbalten, miro idbrli9 3itr
G%rinnerung an Ole critic oeutide Gin
nonoerrng Der o9euti6e Gag"
gefeiert.
Ger @entralnerbono oeuti6er Ser
cine BON @aibington 9. g., bat bon
elmer aageneinen groBen 8olfsfeier
i'll OieIep1 Sabre AbltanO genommerl,
netl lebtes Sabr anl1Bli6 Ser 6.
9onbeution oes gtatioual : 8unOes
oabter cine 0erartige Seier a6gebal=
ten murbe, uuo es niht tunli6 lit,
cine iol6e 6eier aai0brlid ab5uBol-
ten.
Ii1tsoeitopeniger miro Der Gag
niGt ungefeiert bier IN @aibington
noribergebeu, utO Der gentralOer-
bono laoet ATE uniere lieben oeut-
i6en 2anosleltte Elm, nit ibm ben
oiesjGbrigen oeuti9en Gag am Mon-
tag, Oeu 7. OCTOBER, AbenOs s llbr
in Ser Sdngerbunobaae feitlih su be-
gelen. Die Seier miro eur9 elm
8anfett NIT iibli1em Heoe-Aftls
uno Muiif un6 @eiangsportr1gen
begangen mer0en. Gin Der @egeben-
belt angemeienes Irogramm 1T auf-
geiteat mor0er, unO alien Seilneb-
mern miro elm if0ner NbenO in
Ausii6t geiteat. 9euti6e uno eng
lifhe &eoen peroen nit Muiifoortrd
gen uno @eIangsoortr6gen leitens
unIerer bieiigen oeuti6enS Singer, OBJ
me6ieln. Ser @intritt al Der Set
lidfeit lit $1.O0 fir &erren, (meiBes
Sidet), unO so Gents fir 9amen,
(rofa Sidet). gs Iiegt iebt an Der
oeuti9en @iirgeri6aft, ibr Snter-
eIie an oelti9en 8eltrebungen uno
oeittider 3uiammengebori9feit gu
6e5eugen.
9as &omite, pel9es Die 8orberei=
tungen fir Die oeutl9e Sagfeier am
nd6iten Montag in Sdnoen bat, belt
am Dergangenen Montng unter Dem
8orlis oes &errn Martin @iegano
feline iebte @%eriammlung ab llnO ber-
poait1noigte Die nod 3u titen0en Ir-
beiten, Inn Die Seier erfolgrei9 au
MAIDEN. Solgenoes@ mpfangsfomite lit
ernannt poroen: 8.S. MeDers, @or-
liber, Sic. Autb, SAUL 8a6i9miot,
Mler SO. 8rinf, g. 8eBler, Sbil.
9ittes, Carl @eolf S. 9. @eier, S.
SO. Selbig, S. 4raft, SEQ. Mair, @.
&udoaf6el, S. S. S6neioer, Sobn
@aIomnnn uno @enrp @ebrenberg.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

SerrG. %. Sdiibe, Elm WfitgIieO
Oes @aibington MebgerDereins, felt
ungefabr Z Sabren Better zines
Mebgergeiddftes in Sarpers 6errp,
@.-G., beIuhte infer Sanftlm Dor
einigen 9ogen uno maren 2 Sabre
Slbonnementsgeloer Iebr nntebmbar
SEER SaiiBe beill6te nlte SreunOq
bier, uno @(ben0s 6ie @eneraloer-
%Iammlung obigpn @ereins, oeiien
Mitglieo er felt pielen Snbren lit.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

Serr @uitop 9u6bol5 bat oas
Sotel Occidental, go. 141t 9cnn.
Npe. iibernommcll, mo mo6t oaiel6lt
meitgebenoe Henopationen etc. Serr
gu6bol3 lit Ieit Sabren Elm bo6erer
Angeiteater oes gtetp @ilaro gene
len, unO Oeritebt oos Sotel uno Sic.
Itoliront- @eiddft pie fem onoerer.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

11nfere &eier iolten nidt ber-
geiien, oaB iie beim 8eoarf bon SAu-
ben i'm Samilien S1ub Store, $40
-312 7. StrnBe N.-8. boripreden
allmo Iie 10 reel beoient meroen, mic
MIR irgenopo, aud iino Die @reiie
ben ,3eiten anqemelien.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

0oftor G5arra, pelder Dor ii6er
Sabre na9 California iiberiie-
uno bon BORT aus 9roBe Souren
itnternommen bat unO gepiB aud
lit oieier Gage wieoer bier
angelangt iino bepobnt iein ihones
nabe Spattspiae.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
3 Il ser Sorporo lIniperiitdt 1T e

S ser Sarparo 1niperiit6t lift ein
nelles 2ebrfod eingeiteIlt poroen,
nGmli6 oas ser &attenf6ngerei. I'm
Oie Bidder, 8apiere unO pertboaen
0ofumente Dor Dem Teroerben 0er-
Ielben our6 Staten GIT 1teuern, iii
elm Mann namens SamlleI Sobnion
BON Convertible aIs offi5ieler 9fat-
tenfanger angeiteut morOen, Der bic
fen ~5erItorenoen 9agetiereu nit alien
Mittelu ser MISUNDERSTANDING gu
2eibe geben miro. 3u ieinen @ebiilz
fen 3dblt er einen Sorterier, 8mei
Grett1en uno cine Au8abl Galen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

am Wontag pur0en 10000 olte
benubte S6ulbiiher nerbronnt. s.
bate iid berausaeitelt, ooB oieiel.
ben init 8ranfbeitsteimeu bebaftet
poren uno Inn 2ebtere 5i pertilgen
Inn Die Sdulfinoer 81 idiiben, ian0
man eS fir oas Bette, Die Bidder 3l
perbrennen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

S Der bieiigen SauoelSfonmer
miro Der 8lan angere9t cine groBe
@onuentionsbaae 81 6aiien, ole i'm
Stanoe lit, groBere Gonpentionen 81
beberbergen. Mau ge0enft $500.
900 fir Elm iolbes @ebdlloe olts5iige
ben, uno ioa Die &egierumg Mitteil.
baberin 0eiieIben iein.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

0ur6 @aS eritidt wurOe au
Montag 8rau 4ltba Gibbs otpea,
70 Sabre alt, in ibrer @obnuug, 500
Seem Serlep gbe. 9as @as mar Ell
mem fleinen @asofen entitr0mt.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

@err @m. S. Sd, electrical en-
qenier on Der Soutbprn @iienbabn,
begab iid am Sreitag, geitern, nit
ieiner @emablin anf cine ansge0ebr=
tie 0feiie nod Quebef, Gan.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

8ebauptet on Elm @egetarier
elm nit 3miebeln belegtes 8roo lei
nabrbofter ais elm Steaf. Sod nabr-
batter lit elm Steaf, nit 3wiebeln,
borausgeiebt, oaB man @elo bat, nm
oos Steaf 3u fallfei.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
n@ermania @anncrdor@

Ger n@ermauia 0tdmer6or miro
am Montag, Oen 81. OCTOBER i'm
Slo Moionic Gemple iein &ou5ert,
Sbeater unO Boil obbolten. Cas-
folgeuOe ousgeipdblte &rogromm iii
fiir Den 9lbeno aufgeltelt moroen.
1. Suuertiire Ordeitra.
,. Al 9es Sdgers glbidieO
MenOclsiobn
b Seraus, SIR Sanger "a ld)ird
@ermania MGuner6or.
3. Soprau-S - @ie9eulieo~
MenoeIsio6n
Sri. Nfarp @riifitD.
4. Al Der iingenOe Soldier, Gbriitiani
b. Sn's 6reic Stung
@ermania NlGnuerdor.
8. &ocal=9 Duet -nSbc tpo @ouiins4
s. ". @lomer.
Sri. GIiic Samuel uuO Sri. Auio
Wiulroe.
6. Ordeitro.
Oils Z. Nummer Oes &on5erts i'm
oct cine Gbeater- @uffiibrung itatt.
uno iiuo nGobert luto gertrom, bic
luitigen 8ogobunOen", Oa5lt oitser.
ieben noroenL nit ~folgenOer 9eieB-
ute:
@enoarm - Soc s. @onorad
@irt Geo Sebaitian
&obert -- saul &ieoel
9ertrom -- Mug. Braun
Midel Sri. Sulia GuBlcr
Hegie: @et. Mottern.
Die llebungen unO 8roben nebmen
einen eilten 6ortidritt, mo lift Dem
n@ermonio MGnnerdor" Elm poles
SauS an Dem betr. Abeno iiher.
Seoermann. ser iid eiuuaI bon Scr
3en altslaben mill, Der fomme am 81.
Sftober, Mbenos, in Den Moionie
Sempel, uuo iebe lid Oos G%bcoterItiid
an.
Man moae iid friib5eitig nit Gin
trittsforten perieben. Solfe iino 81
boben bel Den aftipcn Mitglieoern.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

Ger oelltid romii6 : fatboliIde
ct. Soiepb : ~Siebesbuno, piro on
0ienitog, Den s. Oftober, abenoS I'M
8 llbr IN ieiner Sale Die @abI Iei.
ner 9eamten obbaIteu, gu Der ale
MitgIieoer eri6einen iolen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

Gas &inO ser 2oop 0ecies, geb.
@ouIo, iol, pie oos pflidtgetrene
9abel beridtet, BEL Der Goufe moroe-
rid gebeult baben. So[te es am
@noe bod elm gang getUobnli6esMlen-
i1ensfin0 fem?
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

Sn anocoitia murOe Die oreiiGbri-
qe g}eaie 8ano bon einem &feroe ge=
idlagen, uuo erlitt einen Sfdoel-
bril6.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

@m 0onncrItag, Den II. SftOber,
peron1taltet Der 9nmenuerein oes
SGnqerbunoes, abenOs Il Der groBen
Sole cine gitdrepartie, bel pel6er
mertuoae @reiie 3ur @erteilung font
men.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

S n Ser Office oes General : @oit-
meilterS Sit6cod fanO leBte ISOLDE
cine 8~erIammlung Der Boitmeiiter
Der flint grGBten St6tte oes Sanoes
ltott, Inn iiber Die &ldne Der Gin
fiibrllng Der @adetpoit 81 beraten.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

Scrr Sacob Sole 1T ans ben
Sommerferien, Die er in gopo Marp-
lon0 perbrn6te, frii6 uno mlnter
mad leinem Stootbouie 5uriidgcfebrt.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

@arum fem Snternotionaler
SongreB iiber Die l1ria6en Der offen-
bar ii6eroa berridenOen Seilerung2
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

9 5 neueIte @ergniigen ser Sori-
Ter @eieai6nftsOamen lit Oie aamel-
5lldt. "a iinO iie ia melt geltug.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

Ger Serbit bat nun ieinen an-
lang gemaft. 9aun biibi6 bel Der
Sahe bleiben, Serr 8ettermant1,
un0 feline Seitenipriinge gemoft.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

Ole 2anoungspldbe Der Sol8-
bdnolerfirma Sobnion uno 8imiatt
am SUB ser IL. StraBe S.-8y am
@otomoc, weroen gegenmdrtig reno
Dirt, uno p~ergroBert. @benio muroen
Die @erfte oes 6euerbootes an Der
7. StraBe repariert.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

8er Iid einmal Den gfuno per
briibt bat, ser blGit Damn iogor talte
Niil6.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

Oos 8eniiousofficegebduoe miro
Gin neres 9o6 erbalteu, ebenlo nelte
Minnen mo AbfluBrObren.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

s Der lebten @eriammlitng oes
Sloriiten Clubs in @uoes 2ofal muir
oe elm 8ortrag gebalten iiber u8ie
man &oieu 8iidtet in 9euti6lano".
0as Smitb : Menorial &omite be-
ri9tete guten Gprtidritt.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

@ e r iid ielbIt i'm 2idte itebt, iiebt
g(aes i6war5.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

Cfaes; no Ss&Rs Strabs, IOrbTsa.
EslspbUn: Drain 1889.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
StdOtii3e &enigteiten.

sumaus, Den 5. oftOber 1912.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-21
THE HAIRS or YOUR HEAD
AGE NUMBERED.

TINE MARS or YOUR HEAD
AGE NuHUgREn"
There u = great deal Of truth In
the old saying.
Roots die. vitality gives out. The
hair begins 70 turn gray.
This Ia particularly unfortunate.
as va are all llsing In an age when
20 LOOK young means 20 fill the
YOUNG and IMPORTANT posi-.
uons- Old fogIss 70 TO tho back
ground.
II you should begin 10 chalk down
every day Of your life. the exact
number OF hairs that turn gray. you
would DO surprised and soon learn
that The Gray Hairs Of Premature
Old Age" come on very quickly. II
you neglect them.
Begin 70 count. and Use
HAYS HAIR HEALTH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-21

NOME. June 2i.--The pssslysie
stroke that attacked DIR. =. y. Hall.
one OF the most popular men 10
Nome. will probably prove fatal.
He 10 not expected TO live through
the night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-21

purs EMO TO Alt PAIN

LONDON. e0rhe elimination OF pain resulting from
an injury surgical operation 10 claimed
ansesthetc announced by through
Lancet lie says
4 have found absolutely harmless nonpoaonous
antidote 20 physical
out the local
In operation the patient under n
thetc In the Ordinary and then cubic
motors OF cent solution OF qunlne and hydocho
ride distributed the the
cerncd The effect OF such Injection
loss OF the sensation OF pain"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-21

The Swedish Clubs Annual Mid
summer Picnic at Fortuna Park on
Sunday. June %. will DO the event
OF tho season. Everybody IN
vited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-21
BORN A GIRL, SHE
CROWS UP AS BOY

NASHVILLE, Tenn. June 2f.--
Attaches Of a local hospital en-.
pericnced no thoughts out OF the
ordinary when youth came TO the
Institution a few days ago and com
planned Of being seriously III and
was put TO bed. A few hours later,
however, they received decided
shock when the person whom they
had taken 70 be a boy, gave birth
70 child. Later Developments
brought TO light mothers pathetic
warnings and an attempt on her
part TO secure by self hypnosis what
had been denied her by nature.
Disappointed that all her children
were girls, she dressed her youngest
daughter In boys clothing, kept her
hair clipped short, treated her as
boy and brought her 10 maturity as
boy. To all appearances she was
a boy, and was accepted as such by
the nelghbors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-21
WANTED: GAME
CHILDREN CAN
PLAY In CITIES

The national recreation congress
n looking for some game city chill.
dren can play that Will become 90
popular Il will grow into . national
game. AZ session in Cleveland
this week. speakers complained be-
cause American children In citsea
have no universal pastime.
We want a game said Joseph
taa. OF nostou. president OF the
association. that will absorb a
kids whole attention. that be will
be thinking about when he eats,
when he sleeps and even when he
ought 20 be studying
Baseball Is tho only game that
approaches the ideal. Lee declared
The tragedy OF the situation,
he said. lis that we live In cities.
and all our games are intended for
the country. There isn't room
enough for all the Kids to play
baseball"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-21
A MILLION in
In ROOM

tDy DATED Press LEASED wirsl
NEW YORK. June 2t--Thomas
Barlow Walker OF Minneapolis. the
white pine king" has purchased
the Adulteress Before Christ" a
Rembrandt picture which was TO
Gently disposed OF at the Weber
sale In Hamburg. II Is stated. Con
sul Weber Of Hamburg acquired 4
a number % years ago for $4,000.
The dealers In this city. through
whom Walker purchased the pic
ture. while not giving the exact fig
ures. said It's latest owner had paid
a much larger amount for II.
Walker. who has bad apartments
At local hotel for some months. IL
said TO have art treasures In the
hotel rooms alone worth more than
81. 0oo. 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-21
You Couldn't Hire
Me to Wear Dress
Shields Again !

1 uss That Marvel. pEasPLNoi
Rip oas TIE drr~s shtsiss from yesr
ar.ssss xfsisf RAP thsm ootf fea dont
h<>d them sHg more ahsefufeiy never
nnarNf NeMnr akAlA slIl your &own aef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-21
CONVENTION
MAY DRAG In
TO NEXT WEEK

CHICAGO. June si.--Anticipat.
ms n possible proionsation of tho
convention into next week. Col.
Harry 3. New OF the committee on
arrangements secured today an
option ON the Coliseum until next
Saturday.
The chances mr.. that tho CON
vention Will swinr into the middle
OF next week" said New. sand We
are not taking any chances ON be.
Ing oanted from the Coliseum. Ny
own opinion Ia the announcement
Will come about Monday
Hotel managers said today that
they were flooded with requests for
renewals of contracts for rooms
The state delegations scattered
throughout the city are renewing
their leases. with the expectation
OF staying until the middle OF next
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-21

y Deople vho are looking for
e ia First avenue, In
Y p'ee1 80 the sign. This
wlof Brown. In front %
in9fon block, and think
>S,y ~ coming 10 my offices,
~ 80 discover that they are
~ 'E''ss Of the wrong Or.
EIs7s ~ REPUTATION.
~ - Nina sf the repufs-
esese whe eiaias Co have
~-x .e&sissry IN seattle for 70
20, . eesp<lied to move next
~ ne0esske. who 4. n
~ npueeffss. In order 90
ng tby grabbing pa
4nz ~ DENTISTS on
AvENCE CLAIMING
M RIGHT nm. uRowx.
Srd- pese with chesp JOAN
.eve siwsy. nspirsd 90
1. ~ = real dentist. Ny
S ~ ssss located In the
~ - 7is FIRST avenue, for
<y TO M sEATyrIF,s
Anfs0 DENTIST.
1911, took charge OF the osft.
~ 18th, 1901. when the
Iordsd practice enough Tor
.niisf only. geatfle RAJ
4 ~ y about 1900 those
~ Dentist who ehsrged
1y for first class work
- II plenty Of first class work
Ss, figured that thls vas tbe
ietndatloH upon wHi~h ~
Dsntai Practice, All pen.
ne.vs notions about bs,siainy q
N, snd have mine 40
> cash practice Tor small
=: 81 make any difference
E71 - set Of teeth. n bridge.
-. ~ sestafs crown, gold.
n11 ~ ~ ~ porcelain filling.
~. - pyesykea or yoyr tss,h
- iset, my suaraatse H.
- ~ lyng years Of -uee...
nltfs:- - psspie have indor.ed
'.s = ~ s,tseI. In nes, sunday.
y y sa4enesr on The terain.-
"HsAfsgfoa Deatai War.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-21

stained. fade got stiff and BE- ruined
bsrssss o. big soppy perspfrnticn spot
AZ tbs arm pits
n doesn't matter how light o. heavy
your clothing. or how starry ana DOT y
may b@ Indoors. IN th- thsafre. ballroom
o. ronearf hall PERsPf-N NO wiii k~ap
-FOUR ARM pits 3ast AZ fre~h ana dry as
the back 81 your hand Just Niorfousl
Therssu b no mor~ running 81 eoiefs
IN coi9fad gowns. AZ the arm PITS no
more misery from foiisd-ap dress shisid'
that form a ropy wad under me arfns
No more husniiiatlonf just . little
PEnAPf.NO will do " all IT'S pow
der. applied with a pad pad In each
bon. It's done in q minute Never ~
lures o. stains ths fabric, absolutely safe
gatisfactlsn guaranteed or money back
PERHpf-HO 10 for sale ~ your drvF
gIs;'s At &c a box. or sent direct, on r.
caipt Of prizes. ~ the Pefspo CO., tIlt
lincoln Ave. Chicago FOR sale and rec
tfnmendsd In Seattle ~ all Owl DRUG
20 stores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-21

s1.es and SOC 81 Drug ssprss nv airees
apan fsesirt % price srd dszssrs name
send loo f9r trial tottfa. Fhilo Has
Nper. Co Newark. ~ l.
fOn SALE AID HECoMMESDED ~,
nAuTtfI DHro sTDHEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-21
nj oWs Up TWO CHILDREN

HUNTINGTON, ". Va, june II
Two children were blown to
pieces and their sister, Mrs. James
Mougerrez. was fatally burned
when James Mongerrez, the latters
husband, blew up tho house with
dynamite. Domestic troubles were
the cause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-21
THEIR 63RD
ANNIVERSARY

ELLENsBuR0. June 2f.--The
e3rd anniversary OF their wedding
was celebrated last night by the
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Randall, OF
thls city. Mrs. Fannie Farthing.
sister OF Mrs. Randall. who waa
present at the marriage. was
among the guests.
The couple were both born la In
diana, Rev. Randall in 1887 and his
wife IN 1884. They have lived In
Ellensburg "a years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-21
HIT BY BOLT

BREMERToS. June ALA holt
Of lightning struck Mrs- Joseph
isaidnc last night while abe was In
the kitchen. throwing her 20 the
Door. Shs vas hardly injured. The
fact that she was not burned Ia
vsry strange.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
Sirmay's Confession

Utah State Prison, Salt Lake City Utah. May 21st 1912
first the basement and, after going through the
trunks there upstairs the second floor after py
ing open the basement door leading to the kitchen with
hatchet
Upstairs opened the drawers and trunks and took whit
! thought wanted
the house about TWO hours polh up anu uo"'-
stairs
Coming from Of the upstairs rooms | the boy
coming | rushed back into the and seized two
rushed him commenced firing from above
He threw up his hands and said ''Please don't shoot
me- but I fired and the first shot missed his head
He turned slightly and / fired two shots quickly the
second time when he fell in in sitting posture with
his head fallen forward on his arms
I rushed past him and holding the gun close to him,
fired again.
He jumped up and Of the front door.
Seeing coming rushed OUT of the back door and
jumped down hill. just the boy witness described
AS jumped revolver fall but picked it up again
and continued to make my escape
The theory of the officers with regard TO the killing IF
the boy was very accurate The punder thrown
mostly in my efforts to escape
One ladys watch however, hid under water tank IN
State and also revolver, The rest of the stolen
idea to It's whereabouts for IN my eX
citement got rid Of as fast possible
regret having falsfed have done and will say
only did it in the hope that life would be spared anil
my sentence commued Have lost all hope however since
board of pardons denied my application have decided
to tell the truth,
why than excitement at being discovered
lost my and did realize what / doing. re-
peat that sorry but realize it is too late to undo
the wrong did.
further desire to say that there such as
tJoe' connected with the
What done the Karrck home did myself without
any accomplice.
have read this and this is correct.
JULES. c.. E. SZIRMAY.
Witness: Arthur Pratt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23
METHOD|STS ELECT
ONE MORE BISHOP
Conference Addressed by
VIM. j. Bryan, Who Says
He Is Not a Candidate.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, MAY 22.-I
Dr. Naphthali buccock, pastor OF the
Hyde Park church, Kansas City, Mo-,
is the fourth bishop of the eight to be
elected at the present session Of the
general conference of the Methodist
| Episcopal church here.
This was the decision of the dele.
| gates on the fifteenth ballot announced
today, DR.. Luccock receiving 54S votes,
| thirty four more than necessary. Those
who have thus far been elected at the
conference are:
DR.. Homer c. Stuntz, Now York; DR..
| T, S. Henderson, Brooklyn; DR.. w. o.
Shepard, Chicago, and DR.. Luccock.
! Another ballot was taken. the result
of which will be given later. DR.. And
rev GILES of Minneapolis withdrew
from the race.
William Jennings Bryan, in a speech
4 before the conference, took occasion to
reiterate his statement that he was
candidate for no office and did not ex'
pect to be.
81 hope that no unfriendly news
! paper ne said, ''will say that ! am a
, candidate for bishop. ! am not here
to mingle in the politics OF your
, church, -
He then urged all church members
to get into politics for public morality
and good government.
81 got into politics when young, and
expect to stay until | die, ~ he declared
and when the applause had subsidized
continued:
50 But | don't want you to expect OF
believe that l am, or ever expect tc
be, candidate. / can do more by re-
naming in politics as private citizen
for then my friends never are pulling
at my coat tail telling me not to do thai
or this for fear it will hurt me. -
Automatic retirement Of bishops IN
stead Of the "guillotine' methods, Sc
termed by Bishop David II. Moore, wa
advocated In the report of the commit
tee on episcopacy. The committee roc
. ommends that bishop at the close O.
the general conference nearest his I3rt
birthday be released from his obhga
tiou to travel and from residence super
vision,
Bishop Henry W. Warren, for thirty
two years a bishop, who was retired Il
= the present session, delivered his fare
: well address at the morning session, an,
Bishop John NJ. Walden, retired, VIII
presided at the afternoon session, a
though 70 years old, brought his com
e rades on the bishops board to tear
1 when he intimated that he probabl
q would not be present when the, mex
r general conference roll was called.
t The committee also advocated tina
II the indefinite time limit that a paste
Il may remain in charge be left rs 1T j
Il 4 fight has been made to change to tn
r old time limit Of five years
It Absolution of the charge agains
It those managing Sunday school publ
g cations of teaching higher criticism wa
y given by the conference.