davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1913-12-07

Elmer Lobert, the star outfielder for
the Portland club, of the Pacific Coast
League, who was secured by the Maps,
claims that he will not report to Joe
any reason. Maybe he is afraid of the
big arena.
The Washington times., 1913-12-07

WeSterZil. who once was with In,
Tigers. fielded .92f in 169 games for 81
Joseph, as a third bascman. Peplow.
coin, was away down the list. with q
.SS9 mark I'm twenty-seven conflicts. He
had % putouts. 50 assists, and errors
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22

I'm trauten familienkreile.
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &,KxxNNxxxa1ao

lddcltc. Seiue Giaarre brunnte 81
Gnoc, Mrs. Srentpn mar idldfrig NM
nicftc; dber @ln las unb las. Der
Homan par bod gar 10 intereldnt'
Nrs. 9renion hattie bercits bas Sercr
filr Den ndditen Worgcn i'll Der Slide
porbereitct; nber @Qu mar nod immer
am 9eien bcS gelicbtcn Hpmdu5.
Gin lpirflif interciianter Guman"
iugtc Tic 81 ibrcr Mutter als lie cnhz
lid icrtig lpdr, vih mplte es mare
Srcitng nddite Wod)c, bnnu mare Die
S%ortiesung penigitens idon ba."
&r. Sreutou bortc bieie @orte
III ieincm Shluf5immcr unb la6te;
CT battc cinen idlnucn Slau.
Cine Node lpciter. Wieber mar
Die 3eitlin9 gefommeu. Gqa fam an
oieiem Nbenb ipGter 0 ibrcr Irbcit
bcim ais aenobnlih. Nad BENT
Ibenoeiien idB Die 6amilie i'm Yarlur.
1Siit Oh id)on fertig nit Der 3eiz
tuu9?" fragte @an ben @ater.
so, Ia9te er mn iein @eli6t
nabm einen ihlauen Illsbrud an.
Slla ltdllp auf, llnt Die 9eitlng aus
einem 6alfen anberer YpItIaden her
aisSuilid)en. Sic FAM lie niht unp
fragte: ~@o bait Su lie beun bins
9elegt"
.Ib TO-, lafte ser @ater. Die lit
ia in mciner Saide, unb ib bate cs
beinabe per9eiien." Iber er mad)te
gar feline Niene Tie beraus5uboIen.
so GID mir iie bod, ia9te gaa
etipas uu9eouloig. llnb in oas Sc
iid)t bes @atcrs blidcnb, fiigtc lie binz
5u: %, ih peritcbe, Su bait Den
Homan ielbit 10 interelinnt ~gcfunbcn,
baB On MIDI bios ncden pialt."
Sen Homan", erlpiperte Wr.
Srcntpn, Den babe i6 gar nidt
geleieu."
,aNid,t gcleien", nedte Eaa, limb
bod) bait On baS lebte Mhl geia9t,
Die, 3citun9 lei 10 intereiiant."
rSa getpiB, Die 3eitun9 mar into
reliant, 'pieIleidt nud Der Homnn,
aber i6 ipeib oaS nidt; BERN i'd babe
i'm nirtlid) uid,t geleien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22

ella madJte elm rugldubiges @eiiht
unb iagte: .Sn, aber, ipuS fam bonn
in eiiler 3eitung iuterenant icin.
ipeun ni6t Der Hprnnr ober bic paar
Neuigfeiteu? Maes Snbere lit ia
trodcn pie Sdaemebl. Sch, lei 10
gut, Ya, unb gib mir Die 3citulg."
.Sn9 mir NAL, Gqa", ihn,eidclte
Mr. Sreuton, ols or lanaiam Die 3eiz
tuug aus. Der Saide 500, bait Su jes
mails etipas bon al Sen Saden, Die
"a in Der 3eituna itcben, auBcr Den
8umanen imp Ncuigfeiten aii9ez
iebcu?"
oSa", ia9te ella lddelnb, bic
lleberlfriften, unb barl gruieIte es
mir llnb nit bieien 8orten 9riff
tic nod Der 3eitlng.
Orr. Srenton belt bas SIatt felt IN
Der Sanb linb iagte: .8i1it Su mir
cine gang fleine 8lcini9teit pers
ipreden, @aa?"
oSa", in9te @la. ytpenn es feinen
anberen @eg gibt. Die 3eitrng idnea
bon Dir 81 betommen.""
.Nlm alio", eripiberte Der Sdter,
yperiprid mir, beutc Ibenb. lperm Oh
nit Honpn unb Reuigfeiten fertig bit.
audi Die Irtifel 81 leien, Die id NIT
blailem Sleiitift be5eidlnet babe"
oCb, bober tuebt Der @iuo", lahte
gQa. INN ia, Su bait mein Ser
Ipred]eu. Sh nerbe mir bas 3eu9
einmal anieben, obiuobl cs ia ~seiuobnz
lid bios fir alte Sun9fern geidrieben
81 iein idleint."
Sic los ben Moman mn mar Elm
bisd)eu %enttduidt; benu Die Sort
iebuug lpur bieies Ntal gar Si fur5.
Giueu Slid auf Die Gieuigfeiten fonute
JIG lid aud, niht periagen. Damn
CHG lie nit fcierliher @roBartiefeit
Daran. ibr Serlpreden Su erfiiIen.
So arlf Der britten Scite mar elm bIau
bc5eidneter Irtifel nit Der lteber=
Ihrift: r~2anbfluft Der Wdb6en".
Sic lbs i'm uno budte: bod gut, baS
id ibn geleien babe; bcnn an bieie
Seite Der Srage bate ih bis Jest nod
nic gebndt. @s lit bod intereiidilt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22

6iinf Sienitmdbhcn, Die an eiuer
Stele 6uiainmeu 154 Sabre aebient
baben. bas 1T Der Hetorb. beicn lid,
cine 6rai @. .. @iliams. uahc bel
Stpaniea, riihmt.
Sober bieier treuen peiblifen
Sienitboten bat alto I'M Ourdhihnitte
tait 81 Sabre an elmer Steae acbient.
Die eneliIdDen S%ase56l1ttcr ieier1
oielcn eritaunlidJen Hcforp audl aes
bnbrenp nnp gebcn eiuige Gin3els
beiten OIL.
Vim ldngitcn lit bas &inbermdbd,cu
bel Srdn &iQiams, ndrnIid AZ Sobrc;
Damn bas IiIdmGodjcn. SO Sabre,
uno bds @nihnrdphcn Bat cs olf 30
Sabre gebrnGt. Sas Snlipt Ser
3immcrmdbden ir ~ Sabre bel jSrail
Wtllt1ntS thdtia. uIb pas Spcitc
Mathematician unlir~ %. Sralt
WiQiams icibit erfldrte. in ibrcml
Snu5bnlte blicben bic SicnItmdndcr
lplungc. bis JIG iih p%erbcirat6ctcn oocr
bis nc alt mo grdu ~9ciuprocn icicn.
gel Den Siiufcn. Die Den 9icforb
auTgcitelt bnben. iii an 0cirnt6en
oaeroingS faum nod 81 benfcn. ocnn
ons Mathematician 5dblt 10 Sabre.
oas Nilhmdodcn gar 70. Die bcioen
Mathematician iinb iibcr 80. unb- mr.
odS crite 3iuImcrmGofen nit ieiucn
A. Sabren lam Den anoercu ne0ens
libcr nod ais jung bc5ciduct iperhcn.
SaS @cbeimniB. ipcspcnen bic
Sienitmdbhcu ioIanac auf elmer
STEELE bleibcn, crfldrt 6rau IiQiamS
MIR umpollitdnpia. iucun lie aaDi6t,
Die Sienitbuten bitten ic II Suac llrs
Inub i'm CONNER unb pcdisltcn an
zen S%onutugeu nit frcien Dor mo
Hadnlittnaen ab .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
Gin beoeatenscr @eSisinsr

mar nnldnaIt ac6iuur9cm iih elmer
Spcration 81 unterSiebcn. an bcren
So!gcn. cy itdr6. Scpor or bns 0es
ipuBticin pcrlpr. oiicnbartc CT lnut
betcno ieinc inueritc 9cbcnsanidous
ing: ,Sp nimm penn meme 0dnbc.
llno fibre MIDI - BIS on mciu
lclig Gnec - llnb eipiglidll Sd fam
nllein ntdlt gcbcn. - Nidt eincn
Shritt! &p on pirir scbcu mn
itchcnL Oh ninm aud MIDI" Gr
lpnBtc, snH cs uidt 9cbt obne een. Ser
bon lidl ioste; I'D bin Der @c9 llnS
paS Scbcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
&naecn reiicm nm Die WeIt.

Sicr5ig anabcn i'm Altcr bon ~
bis 10 Snbrcn, Wtitalieber Scs Sollims
hiu Yurf @ops Glu6, lnutcr @uiifer
ODER Itblctcn, Iino am -. Ipril %
San Srancisco auf cine ami Gin Snbr
bercd,nctc @ciie I'M Die @clt aiisecs
fabrcn. Sn Sacramcrio perben Die
anabcn @mpfcblungsbriefe pot,t @olts
pcrncur Sirnm Us. Solution erbalter.
Sic rciicn nad 9ielu 9orf. 100 tie lid
aut Z. @ai nadl Gnglaub einid1iffen.
Iu DER Spipe Der 8ciiegcieaidait
itcbt Der Grinder pes Clubs, Wnjor
Sibncp g. Ycirottp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22

Ella 9rentpn iab beim 9umpens
ifcinc upb itidte. Sic &dbrbeit Sl
geitebcn: tic ~peritanb ibre Irbeit.
@us lie on 'tifte. 4pnr Elm Yrndtitid,
nbcr cs ipar aud, cr,niibeno senlig.
Sod) Sad bate @ebulp fiir iolte
Sdtcn. @eraSe jet hattie tic cincS
Der ieinscscidneten Tcildcubldttcr
bccnbct.
Wr. Vrenton. ibr &ufer. las ieiile
3cituna. cine quite fatboIiide 3citung,
itnb CT las JIG nit polcm ,Snterciie.
or las nidt bios Die critic Scite iiber
Ncuiafeitcn unS Yolitif, ionberu aud
Die Nrtitcl nit ben mcbr crnitcn
ll~cberidriften.
Gnolid mar er 81 Gnbc. Gr legte
Die 3eitling meg nnb brannte cine
Giaarre an, NlS oas SiinbbolS bell
unffladerte. blidtc Sraii 9renton err
'taunt bon ibrer Sanbarbeit auf llno
NIT Ieiftcm Sher5 ingtc tie: ,Tun.
nun Srdnf. ba bort penn bod Macs
ani. Grit iest benfit Oh an Seine
etgarre? Gs lpdrc ci9entli6 id)on
3cit. 5n geft gu seben."
Rr, Srenton peritanb Den Sd)crS
unb antiportete: .Su lpciit. baB id,
am Ibenb meine Sigarrc babcp mllB."
ia. n6cr parlm bait Su Damn
nid,t iriibcr an~scianaen?" CAB 1irs.
0renton suriid.
Lint bic. 8abrbeit Su iascn". crs
ipiberte 0ir. 8renton, lid babe cs
perseiien. lpeil Die 3eituns beute gar
10 interellant mar"
@ao blidtc aui. Y8ilit On mir
einntal bic ,3eitung bcrilberrciden
Sater". iagtc iie.
rScbr germ. Glln", rmb Mr. Srcns
ion CAB ieiner Sodtcr Ole 3eituna,
Gua mari einise flilhtigc glidc aif
Die critic, stpeite nno brittle Seite. lcste
iif Damn bealicm in ibrcn SGautels
inibl 8iiriid, mn lebr balb in hns
Scicn heS nclcn Momancs p~crticit
3i iein.
Or. Srenion ~bcobaoDteic Sna nio
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
SOLUTION OF CHAPTER XIX.

Little Red Riding Hood was sit.
ting in a corner. crying bitterly.
MY poor Granny. will never
see her any more!"
THAT you win not" said one Of
the woodmen. tenderly, Poor In.
nocent! But you may be thank
ful that you have ESCAPED yenS,
self.c"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
aatbuliidler &~irdcn-9 alcnoer
Mas ibr III mctnem
q am c II. =
Sob. 16, $50.

Qpril.)
81. &. Yctrus Ganii. 3ita. SereSrin.
IS. Mt. Saul b. SIR. %itulio. Walcr.
20. ;. Yetrlis b. Gcronn. 8pbcrt.
80. 0t. &afbdrind D.. Sicna, Sopbia.
(Mai.)
I. 3. Ghriti @immelf. Ybil. Ii. Sat.
2.S. gtbanniius. Slipu. Secuncus.
3. g. Sl. &reu5> Iuffinb. Ilcranoer.
(Spc5icG fir ocn rSamilientreiS". }
Sabre 5reube.
Sas lit nidt Srcubc, bic 10 lant
Da briillt,
Sic iid am Sdmus. al 3ptcn MIR
9tift cole Srerbe tits, bic liiitern
ifnIt
Sas. - no bic llnidulo trauernb lit
oerbiiat;
Nein, - nur elm tinbIi6 c il
ner rommer Sinn,
@ermag Die eblc Srenoe 5n err
iaiien;
8 iud,' tic niht I'M Staub nnb
SdbmuB Der @aiien. -
Sic bicnt Der 8~einbeit, = ibrer
&onigin!
Ser u 3 ner9ob bus critc Sruber>
but,
60 unierc @rbe e~ii,itens bat 9es
rotbet. -
- limb baum,
@arb nidt Der @ottmeui6 aud
bnrdl i'm setDbtet?
9sic trailris, paB On ~sefaIlen bit.
So6 glib Sid nid)t perloren.
8erb' untreu besbalb Der SABINE
nid,f.
Ser 0n ben Glib sci6 IN o.
ren
8ean Der Solbnt alld itrardelt unb
lpanft,
CT bari Die Wafien niht itrefen.
Gs ifGnbe nm @bre uliD Sieg gar
id)led,t,
@ollt feis er DEN Hiifcn lid
oedcr! -
sci tart = ,unb tdmpfc mic eiu
Rann,
8eipeine, bercle Die S%d,lpdd)eI. =
limb nann. - auf'5 Gicuc bas Shlpert
Sefubt.
StcNiebcrIage 6u rad II!
@pttfrieo.
= y e
(Spe5iel fir Den .Samilicnfreis J
Cha Srenton nno bas 3eitnnssleien.
(Ginc Gr3dblung bon u b. s. y.
u M M . + M N N N
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
Sd Mill mein oers bereiten.

Sn mtu i1ett Ser5 beretfeit.
Sd lpta mcin 0erS bcrciten,
= Serr, Dir ais altar.
Wo 8lGllbc lpatt mn lcld]tet
Gl5 Sihtlein bea iuub flar.
Ser 2iebe HoIcn iollcn
Nort gliib'n III G%urpuridlcin
Ser llnihnlb carte 2ilicu
@ic Silber lidt mnD rein.
Scr Inbadt Slammcn loocrr
gum 5immel pnnbcrbar.
llno freubig iteigt bernieber
Der iel'sen Settler Sd,aar.
-
. bilf mir, Serr, bcreiteu
Wein 6er6 Dir gum Iltar,
Iuf Dem on brin9lt bid, lelber
IlS reines Spfer DOR.
(Hliupa Sacobp.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
Gin S%ienitmabhen. Refprp.

~ ~ -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22

(Ginc Gr3dbliiu9 bon u c b. s. y.
3 NJ III c I III q No.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22

81 lpiiicuL mas aubcrc 9elltc iiber cine
Srage benfcn. l1no ih bafte idpu
lett Sangem barnn. eimnal iiir Gin
Sabr in Die Stabt sur Irbcit 5t gebcn.
Sin bisdlen ii6erlegcn pcrpc i) mir
nm Die Sadle nod eirmdl.
Iuf Der f%iinften Scite mar Gin alle
oerer Nrtifel: yHcligipnolpIc Shule
unp Gcrbred,ers Statitit". .Spunos
rdfher edrneit TO a ppitl,g girl",
oad1te Glln, aber tic las Den Irtifcl,
I'M ibr Seripredcn St erfiiqen.
"Iber baran bate id bod, nod gar
nid)t 9ebadt! Sit penn Sus nid)t
lfrefiih?" iagte @ad 81 ibrcm Gater,
ais lie las.
Wr. Srcnton ldd)elte blos. .Gs
IN bod, intereiinnt, nidlt nabr, ella.
linb id babe nbiidtlid nid,t cinmal
Die bc1tcn Irtitel b~cScidbnet. 2ics
8. .. einrtol Den lnnsen Slrtifel auT
Der. folgenbcn Seite: Sic religions
loIc 'Sfule in Srantrcia mn cine
Nusanlpenolne fiir nmcrifaniihc 8az
t%bolifen"." CHA las unS muBte ae>
lreben. oaB oieicr Nrtifcl intereiianter
mar ais ielbit Der Hpmuu.
ltno bon Der 3eit an los @un 9rens
ton nid,t bios DEN 3omau uro Die
Nent9teiten, ionbern audi sic slrtifcl
ilno IS miro ibr getpi6 niemaIs
id)dbcn.
Siait Sit ipertber Samilienpater
ober On. quite Sarilienmrtter, Die
Nlisanfpen0ung ais bieier gr5dbluna
lclbIt 6ieben 81 Seinem unb Seiner
Sodter ooer Seincs Sobnes Tuben2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
Game uber Sansfran?

Sci Den sebilbctcn Stdnben 9i6t es
bic nrlo od @r5iebunasorten, Die ge>
raoe Danad, einseribtet iinb. Inn illnge
SerIonen %ltntuuglid) fitr Den @beItano
uno Die ainoerer3iebung 51 madden.
gtdn betrnfte manche Yeniionute, fuie
%. Die 3oslinse nid)t MIR peripa6rloit
lpcrpen fiir alle Srauhbarfcit in ciner
Sdrnilie inb i'm 6austpeien. Ionbern
mo ibnen nod Yohen in Den 3opf gez
lest fperben. ais bdtten Tie ciucn
ipealen Seruf. oemrSerui Tin alluit
6u ldipdrmen unh1 In 2iterotur an
ld,ipdeen. Scrartise 9ilpun9 tall9t
bod)ltens, nm einen bprnierteu iuuoen
Mtann 6u an9elu nnn bimtennad, ibm
oas Seben Sn nerleioem, peniaIten5 10
OFT er Die G~bebdlfte iiebt uper ou lie
erinnert miro. Sdopenbauer, ser
Ebilolopb, iaat in oieier 9e5iebun9:
pie Dame lit elm Neien, weldes, aar
ntft egtifieren ioltc, ionocrn S,aus-
franen fpilte es seben, mnb Mdohen,
bic es iperoen iuullen, unS babcr rid,t
sum- Sof,mntb, iOnoern smr Sauslid-
felt nno Differentiated er5psen ,uer.
ben. Gbriiil. Mutter."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-01
BLOOD" WAS RED PAINT.
Soldier, Supposed Victim of Murder,
Was Merely Lovesick.

CHICAGO. May Private William
Clark, the murdered" sentry who fled
with the two deserters he was set to
guard at Fort Sheridan, Tuesday was
said to have yielded TO love for girl he
left in Kentucky by friends who seek to
extenuate the youths crime. Clark is
only eighteen years DID,, and his COM
rades say that since his enlistment, a
few months ago, he has been despond-
ent and has talked of a sweetheart left
in his home town.
The whole eth Infantry turned out TO
find Clarks body Tuesday when his rifle
was found near pool of red paint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-01

lumbia to July, 1905 at per cent per
annum i'm lieu of penalties and costs
Inc District heads say that. I'm many
instances the property which the pro-
posed legislation is designed to relieve ia
incumbered with arrears of taxes penal
ties and costs to an amount which so
nearly equals its sale value that no one
VIII purchase IL at a tax sale as a reye-
nue-producing investment. in view of the
doubt as to the ability TO recoup them-
selves for the expenditure.
1t is probable" they say, that many
OF these owners would make an excep-
tional effort TO clear the property If re-
lieved of the burden of the accumulated
penalties and costs"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-01
.35c and doc Mattimgs, 100


injured or what time the accident hap
pened.
McDearmon was found at his home. 62I
L street northeast, and he stated that
he last saw his car last night about Z
o'clock His brother. Upton McDearmon.
he stated, was operating it. The brother.
he stated, did not come home last night,
and he had heard nothing Of the acct
dent.
The police inquired at the several hos
pitfalls today, but were unable to learn
that the watchmans brother or other per-
son had been injured in the accident. 1t
is thought the automobile was not badly
demaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-01

became heir to an estate valued at So
10000.
For four years. unless he receives
promotion. he Will work fer about 500
month. with board and hammock
thrown in.
Samueis first Joined the navy on his
seventeenth birthday, enlisting at the
Los Angeles recruiting station. A month
ago he completed his term Of four years
and went to Ocean Park to live.
Aunt on His Trail.
Saturday he applied to Louis r. Ran
dali, chief yeoman, in charge of the re-
cruiting ONCE. for re-enlistment papers.
They were issued and he went to San
Diego in the afternoon to board the re-
ceiving ship Iris.
Fannie NJ. Samuels. an aunt of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-01

thought to be III, ID, and the two desert
ers he was g, ding were missing The
deserters whors Clark was guarding and
Clark were fo..nd hiding in bushes by
the lake shore.
Clark is to be tried on three charges:
aiding his prisoners to escape. desertion
and larceny of government property. as
he took his pistol with him when he fled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-01
COMMISSIONERS FAVOR IT.
Recommend Passage Of Gallinger
Bill as to Tax Arrearages.

With the proviso that certain minor
outlined be Incorporated, the
in report to Congress
today recommend favorable action on
Senator GaIlinger's bill to receive ar
rearages OF taxes due the District Of Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-01
AUTOMOBILE FOUND IN DITCH.
Car Belonging to Eek McDearmon, a
Night Waterman, in Accident.

A five-passenger touring car owned by
Eek McDearmon, a night Waterman on
+ street, was found overturned in ditch
alongside the Conduit road near Chain
bridge this morning. The mounted police
made an investigation. but We're unable
TO learn that any body in the car had been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-01

sailor, arrived from New York and made
inquiries at the recruiting station. she
was told her nephew had re-entered the
service.
II cannot understand why he should
take such a STEP" she said. 'He Is heir
to $2.OCO,OOO. his portion OF an uncle's
estate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-01

undecided whether to so to Newport,
r. l.. to attend the gunnery school or
to resume his old duties. Because
he wants to stay in Pacific waters,
he said. he would probably adopt the
latter course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-01

Miss Mary ]. Cromer of Hagerstown,
Nd, and W. II. r. MulIenix of Shenan-
doah, Va. were married at Christ's Re-
formed parsonage, Hagerstown. BY Rev
DIR. Leonard Clever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-01
$500 Cot and
Mattress Pad, 81. so.

30 Bronze-finish All-Iron Frame
Cots. with spiral spring helicals and
rome-link steel fabric, complete with
mattress pad. covered with striped
ticking Regular $500 values. Re-
duced To Sl5O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-01
An Unassuming Millionaire.

Mrs. Samuels hurried from the office
and left for San Diego. Samuels, ac-
cording to Randall. was one of the most
unassuming young men who had ever
entered the Office. and the only evidence
that he possessed wealth beyond that
of the ordinary seaman was found in a
clear white diamond which he wore on
his finger and q companion stone adorn-
ing his tie.
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J yan
M burnt k mo hdm % % wi novelty OF bhek otrdh
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WORTH $4,000, COO,
ENLISTS IN THE NAVY
Heir to Big Fortune Prefers Ocean
Life to Idleness and
Luxury.

LOS ANGELES. MAY John King
SamueIs. twenty-o ne. formerly of New
York who re-enlisted at the naval re-
cruting station in the San Fernando
building Saturday. is the richest man in
the United States Navy. Recently he
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W. Va and Miss Luella Swiger of Will
sonburS, w. Va. were married Sunday
evening.
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Mems Brighton Pad ~U/
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Mems Suspenders. of short ends of
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Mems Pure Silk Knitted Four-in-
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subject to slight imperfections,
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shades and fancy effects: Ms
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Mems Pioneer Suspenders: fancy
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price
Mems $500 Terry Cloth Bath
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Mems $500 Bath Robes, of good
quality terry cloth: i'm
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price
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nav off the debts which the school
had accumulated. This work sue
ceeded far beyond our expectation.
Twenty thousand dollars was raised
with which the land where Jubilee
Hall now stands was purchased;
S165 900 was raised to erect buildings
for this school. Georgia was very
useful. she Gang in jnils, hospitals
and everywhere her musical talent
could comfort and sustain. We
never went tt a concert without first
asking the presence Of God When
we were called % sing before Queen
Wet )ria she said she had never had
ANYTHING to comfort her more since
the death of Prince Edward. We
sang before large crowds in Scotland
pud were called time and time again
10 sine before a king or queen. we
qang at a great meeting held by DR.
Moody in London. and when our
voices went out in that large crowd
as we sang angels are Hoverlne
Pound" the people seemed to think
that angels had really come down
from heaven"
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him, realizing as he did that his wife,
Mrs Taylor, would soon step into the
treat Beyond, and realizing further
that the man who had just been
found dead was his most trusty EN-
ployee. it was almost more than hui
man strength ould endure.
Mr.. Brewster had worked for Tay.
Tor & Co. for over twenty-five years
and he had q host Of friends in this
CITY, as was evidenced by a great
outpouring at his funeral at the
Spruce Street Baptist Church Mon
day morning at 10 a. m.
The funeral was attended by Rev
7. L. Ballou, pastor of the church
He preached a strong sermon, util
izing the life of the deceased.
/ Mr.. Brewster was a member o
4 Spruce Street Baptist Church TO
over twenty-five years. He was kind
hearted and generous to fault.
The music was very impressive
end at times a dry face could scarce
ly be found in the house. One broth
er, Mr. George w. Brewster, and
sister, Mrs. Rear, survive him.