davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-04
.,,Seq bertr iffe til SoQnct",

seq bsrtr life til Sognct",
ioaoe 4ianoen. IA man ipur8te
Ram. hporior 6on life bapoe grGot
oper ben fonne Grpoifen."
IF. bon er ifte oen eneite. hans
9reore fen tdaes / 1uiinonisl
opor cite berer man oo9 life Den
%Snopenoingl san er @%rnnotoiai-
amer. eller. ban er @isiionsmonol
II ioa er Oct ~naturligpis COLT. bnoo
han iiaer. bois lea irRiier til al
bore I'll Oct an0et Soan: Horti.
'Sea ioaoe meo giaic .trniier til.
tbi Der or oite no9et tiliGloiat Tor.
buloet oermeo, CmitGnoiaheoerne
bar iert oct meo ia: 6eoiel. Cpora.
aelie. CmgnuaSfreos O.. / D. &c,
oct er ocu enc Sioe al 5ngcn. Den
Der er ganife pit en- on0en.
Set er ioamano Iiae aoot
faer no9Ic. vi itol 10 til iammc
6immel". iiaer 4merifoneren ler
nc. Of ioa tror bon mco Fl Slaa
at bare ipunet ait oct mellemlia
.genoe. Get ouerier man. ea iaa
fan MOI 10 iaa trnat taae ait ior
aooe Gorer. Nian ifol fife uarc
portiif. @or 5io er Iolerauccus
1i6. glon mac hope ia oper Oct
inapre. Get er ben anoen Sioe.
Men buffer DIT aougeueien / bet
gamle 9ano2 Zen Oanneoes al en-
bella iaii 9one uleo en- onb, breo
@reft peo bea9e Si0oer. Sanobe.
ben er en- iaaom aongepei nlco on
be @reiter paa begge Sioer. Men
..nanr Blind leoer blino. ialoer
beaae I @reiten.9 % Sa9en er. at
4artiifhco cr blind. % ben breoe
Tolerance er oaioo blind. let er
De TO @rsiter pao boer Si0e al
9eien. Wen Den. Der ophoIoer iia
Tor meget / @reiterne, fommer nan.
ifeliat iii gnen. 90 ri niloe 10
bog aerne iii gper. iii SimIens 9n.
SmiolertiO Iiager Der eli Maneoe
9per lanes a%ongeneien, Tom er go.
De at Beige; thi man bIiper beriaet
% itnrfet pnn 0eien neo al beiege
Dem. 6ner Sang ui naar Ell eaer
an6et go6t WnaI, hner 8nna ni 9ri.
Der en- ener onoen Sonbheo oa ill
egner os BEN, uanr ni ioooon en-
9n, bnor 5orfriifnineer inotages,
iao Ri be6re fan fortiptte Reiien.
% 10 mere ri iaoleoes Itnrfes %
fornpes, 10 be6re er bi ififfei til
at biplpe andre fremoo poo geien.
Oct er 6erfor Of getponine. at
oi fen6er @eien, aongeheien. 9ibs.
oeien. @eien er Seius ariitus.
San er Beien, Sonobe6en og 81.
bet, og Der fornmer ineen til 6ooe-
rem it6en peo BAN. Sam mac mar
altfoa fen6e. Wen BEN blin6e
0ortiffbeo fenoer BAN life, og ben
~onerffo6iife Tolerance, Tom timber
oft at bore lige gobt, fenoer BAN
bener life. Seq FfaI forfsee at
forffnre bet mere nsioetigt. gnl.
Inc toIer ON Smbbeoen I ariItus
oe Sefrs toIer ON S~onohebens
aonb, Tom ifal peife6e os til al
Snnbbeo. Ter er nltfon en- db.
ioIit Son6be6, en- Sonbbeo, fom
fan Iaeee noeet til, oe Tom
fan tnse noget fra, og 6enne
er Sefus ariitus. Wen
ban er life Blot Sanbbeoen | fla
feIp, ban er tiniee Sonbbeben |
geroen, ia | belle 9iIpprelfen. 90
berfor foiter ban ems oper belle
1iIpnreIien, fnfter Chs ODER 2ipet,
faiter Chs / &iertet. Gan bebber
ariftas: ben goIpebe, % pi faIber
% ariitne: be folpeoe. Sobannes
flyer 10 oeioo: IS bape SolpeIie
fra ben belIiee oe pibe alt" Son
oeioo Sefus: GreIier. Son
n IN DreIier. Men e. ban en-
Grelier, ioa e ber noaeT, iom moo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-04

relies. 9ien er Der noeen, iom
maa i%relies, iaa or Der noget, De
mac relies ira, os bette noget er
Spnoen. englens Orb til Soiei
giner os BET belle / en- 9eOeifal:
III ifnl taloe bans 0oon Selns,
TN ban ifal frelie lit Soft ira oeres
Spaoer.@ Get er altina Den rette
Selns arIilus. Der i%relier Spnoere,
% Del er Den rette 0ei. at blipe
irelit irn SpnoeH. - .7et or in.
let mt, nil mnlife nogen inopen.
De. "a men De er cite DC oaer
ierite til at alemme oct. Ga ielo
om o. bar 5anoheoen / 0opeoet,
iaa bar DC life inaet Den neo / Sier.
til, "a Dc gIemmer at anoenoe Sen
j Spet. Qien oct er oertil Den er
aiuet os.
Den nh tonnler ri iii lloaongs.
pmftet iaen. Zen bIinOe gortiif.
heo fenoer liot til 9artiet, men Den
fenoer life Seius. iom ~ireIier SDn.
oeren. "a @rnnoen er egentIig
oen. al Menneifet aIorig bar lqrt
at fence iig ieIp Tom Spnoeren.
Get er mco andre Orb 6ariiueren.
Tom Der msoer o5. @runotoiaia.
neren iiaer madife. al ban finoes
j Snore Misiion. % Misiionsman.
ben iiger, at ban iinoes bos@rimot.
niaianereu, o. Der itnar mar iaa.
S~nnobeoen or, al han iinoes i beg.
&C 9eire. g2en ban iinoes oaioo
uoen Tor benz. San fan goot Fri.
pes hos ben ortooofie, hos giestiiten
oa RntionaIiiten. ban trioes ale
@egne. % ban er oite Den melt
ianntiife 4ortimano. - Den pas
mn paa. iii ieg bar life oermeo
iaat. at Der life iinOes anoet
emo 3ariiGere hos oisie aiifpg.
ninaer. Seq bar beler life iogt,
al De er lige eooe. Seq bar blot
iaat. at ban iinoes bIanot Dem, og
al ban er en- ianotiif @artimono.
oerior fan ben fenneite pr9bi.
fen life rsre BAN. nnor ben fom.
ira en-. Tom life berer til Bar.
tiet. 5oriiGerne er oItio, boor Sc.
er. San er ogian, bnor Sc.
life er, men Der fenoer man
BAN life. Gorifperen er nenlIig
ilet oe ret ben os meofsote ipn6i.
ge Rntur. Gen fan goot ppre re.
ben fan bare fonatiif re.
liesl Gen fan ogiao goot inoffe
ON Sun6, ON Seius. ON ben Sci.
lignano, ON ale be itore 5relies.
ian6beoer, men BET er life Seius.
Men 5ariiaerne er oeioo / Den
breoe Tolerance.
Ser bGper ban fig moseIis 90
itolt ober bet aft iommen, oe gre.
Der life oper nogen qrGoifen, tbi
ban reener ben life for noget, enten
bet er 1aul eaer geter, Der preoi.
fer. Oct oil iige, ban fan goot
bsre en- Del ifsnne ling, ban fan
oeiaa fal6e 3aarer, men
be er ina tibet opbieaaenoe. sos
5anatiferen er 5oriiaeren pirfiom,
ban forfsIser, raier os raaer; Dos
ben meget toIeronte er ban oeri.
MOB oopen, %Iuboopen, os | girfe.
[iebeoen rsrer ban life paa fig.
Ren Lob ban MI ean for oenne
me6 bet ban bar facet.
Seq bill blot enbnu fiee til biel Gag
,ie ! aet for BAN. tbi ban er big
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-04

De. 9aDOe lot tit Zeal nnoer bans
9erf.
q logger 9arte til. al De. iom
Seius taller til. fife enonn nenOer
iig inloo tom men ipar8er. -0ooo
iflae pi acre. Tor At nj flmne arbei
DC paa @nos @erninger2 2
Seiu5 bopoe iagt. at 4eaneife-
iennen biloe lire Dem oenQtao Der
parer. men Be taler om 9rbei0e.
9erfor iparer Seius Dem: Settle er
@uos @ernin5, II 5 tro paa oen
lem ban uoienote."
Site @%eruinger i Den 6oritano,
at oe ielp ituloe gore noget ior at
blipe be6aaeIige / CUBS 2ine; oeu
@erning. @uo iarlig freezer al
Dem. er, at De tror paa ben, Ban
%uoienote.
9tu 6egDnoer De at iperae ON ct
mt Geen: asoao scr On oa ior
at 5egn, at pi funne tro paa big?
Soao 9trbeioe cor Ou?"
9e er fommen I 5anfer ON Qla.
naen / Zrfeuen, u9reo ira Sim.
mefen". % 0et ooreSe I 10 Qor
ifnloe Sen 9fao. Seius Ioneoe nj
.gine Dem, rare lIngere. ia moatte
ban gipe Dem at mt Iean.
e er en6nu grrnoi9 / @iIo.
iorelie. o@oies 1or fife gipet eoer
9rsoet ira 0immeIen~, Der 9reO.
Den 42oo. iom SENS taIer ON. oil
ban iige; men min 6aoer aiper
eoer Set ianoe 9rso ira 9imne.
len; TIL @ilos @reO er Del, ION
fommer neo ira 9immelen % al.
oer 8eroen Gin
De tiger I'll BAN: v0erre, Gin
% altio bette 9reol"
3ette ipnes enouu at pare iogt
1 goo 8ro ON emo uoen 6oritaael.
ie al, bpao Seius bopOe ia9t til
Dem. 0erfor uotaIer Ran iig M
inloigere og mere ligetil l9. 30
40 ON Zig ielo iom 9ibets 9reO.
Ser er oet. ri far De oellige. lore.
rige og trsiteriae lloiagn al nor
6relier: Seq er 9iuets grso. Gen.
iom fommer til mig. ifaG life bun-
gre; og oen, ION tror poo MIC, ifol
aIorig tsrite@ ben iom fom.
mer til mig. oil ieg ineenIunoe fate
no"
3an Tiger Dem oeioo rent no,
at De bar Jet BAN Og tror fife, og
ban b9poer, at ban life er tommen
Tor at gsre i'm esen Billie. men
bans, iom uoienote BAN.
gnoeIis foriitrer ban. at ban
ifoI intet mite al alt oet, iom So
Oeren bar siuet BAN, og enboer,
iom tror paa BAN, itaG bare epigt
Gin oe ban itoI opreiie BAN poo
Den poerite Tag.
-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-04
Set. Der beita0r.
Dor tsubs Orb bsitaar tuinoslis,
ief. 40, g..
SoSlags DAB

~glrbeioer life Tor Den N}aO.
iom er ior9Gngeli5, men for
SEN 1ia0. ION parar til ct
eDigt Si0. 6Uilfen Qtenueite-
Ignnen oil gipe eoer. Sob.
6, u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-04

9i 6efIiiter os / 0isie getrogt.
nineer paa at nare tortiattet og
oil oerfor oenne Gang lutte meo
at iige, OF Der / bette afinit msoer
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-02-20


more by Rev. Louis O'Donovan on
Tuesday last. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Duke
left for a trip south.
Mr.. Eugene Herbert, formely of
MechanicsviIle died suddenly at his
home in Washington on Saturday
last, age SO years. He had been
engaged in business in the city only
a few years. His many friends and
relatives have our sincere sympathy
His remains were buried at Chaptico
on Monday last
On Sunday Navigator Commander
A. Lincoln Dryden, in charge Of the
cruiser Paragon" locked at Leon
ardtown wharf Recently he made 8
number Of arrests for violations Of
t. S. Statute requiring all gasoline
boats to be equipped with lights,
signals, Saving deyises, and means
for cztiuguising fire etc. lie made
no arrests in BriJton's Bay.
A sad accident occurred at Hill-
,iup ou last Friday uirht ygIcp
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-02-20

REPORT or THE CONDITION or THE
NATIONAL BANK or MECHANICS.
VILE at 1echanlesvilla. IN tho State of
Maryland At the close OF business Feb. 4th.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-02-20
To the G ditto of st maFy's
EcGcon

Dear Sir
Both ia and out Of Congress
attempt is being made to turn the
National Forests, which now belong
to the whole people. over TO the
Western States This attempi
started because most Of the openings
through which the public lands and
their resources used to be stolen have
been closed, The men who have
grown rich or who desire to grow
rich, by looting the public domain
are now facing hard times. These
men regard any change from nation
al control as a change for the better
Tor to them the present situation
could not well be worse. Although
a UoIUa4u nuinUcr Vi nvnesU Due ms
taken men are OenInd the EFFORT 10
destroy tine National Forests, sUll
IN Il somewhat extensive experience
with land graDbers, cannot recall
single one who was not an ardent
friend OF the policy.
Some OF the men most interested
deny that any such movements exists
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-02-20
Saint Mart 90asaa
COUNTY NEWS.
LOcaIHise and Otherwise.

There is to be lecture at Cedar
Point, NJ. E. Church.
Most anybody with a shotgun can
proclaim himself President of Mex
leo.
Miss Susie Biscoe Of Piuey Point,
is visiting friends and relatives
at Scotland. 4
Leonard Mayor, of Jorberayille
recently captured a large coon. which
dressed II IL lbs
Miss Lillian Drury, Of Leonard
town, left on Tuesday, steamer for
Baltimore to accept position.
Miss Rachael Hanmett. Of ronr
Jarboesyille, is N WASHINGTON vi it-
ing her cous.z, Miss Mae TIa metz.
Mr.. Alex. Beale, Of Scotland was
in Leouardtown on Tuesday list.
uis mon, friends gare ao1ia 4of tg
500 hin,
-"' !" " a'''e' - ''',
turned Monday after spending eou-
fined business and pleasure trip Dol
& Nrarv,s
NJ asses ,e'i'' "'' -'''0
" ''eo'.", "''" " "' a.
e' "''' = ''''''' -
"'l'i's ''"'
Messes Bertha Lee and trHec,
~ : 0'"ei ~ ~ ~ you ....'''
ElS.'i'E 'n''' So ~
D"'' at ''"''' -. - ~
An Automobile Md. lienn.c ~"
Glib. was lost between Leonuat"wa
and Valley Lee. Finder wIlTIe#e
return to Hotel St Mary
p;.hord,T Ah.ll H,t ..s. r..
sideuce, near California an Monday
last, and was about So years ....
lie carried the M for uaH' e.".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-07
STRANGLES IN DIZZY SPELL.
Girl Preparing TO Attend Dance Vic
tim of Odd Accident at Dish
Washing.

Sharon, Pa. Nov. 7.-Seized with Il
dizzy spell while washing dishes, An
ma. l4-ycar-old daughel of Peter
Bruce, wealthy resident Of Hickory
township, east Of Farrell. fell and
stranglcd to death when he" head slip
ped through the loop of 4 harness re-
pairing strap that was hanging on the
wall. 81
Bruce is the proprietor of a dairy.
and Mrs Bruce was in the barn over
seeing the handling of the milk when
the accident occurres. When she re-
turnci 10 the kitchen she discovered
her daughter was dead.
Miss Bruce was preparing to at
tend a dance in Farrell and, TO get
he chores finished in time for an early
start she told her mother to handle
the milk and she would wash the
fishes. The girl had been subject
to ulden attacks of dizziness and
frequently had fallen in faint.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-07
SKIPPED BOARD BILLS.
Jail Birds Alleged TO Have Defrauded
Fredericksburg Hotel

The two men who were sent to jail
for thirty Gays by Justice Cation IN
the Police Court Yesterday for de-
frauding the Hotel Rammel out of a
board bill eft Fredericksburg with
out reckoning with their host. They
put up at the Hotel Frederick while
in that place, where they gave their
names as Walter keyser and William
Cummings. of Chicago. After dis
posing of n,sp$ in fredericksburg
they took French leave.
The maximum penalty for defraud-
ing a hotel or boarding house is three
months in Jail and fine Of fifty dol
lars. Occasionally victims Of dishon-
est guests appear at the station house
and prefer charges a.isGst delln-
quent boarders, most of whom, how
ever. manage to leave the city before
the police can intercept them. 1t
would be well for such to know that
they can be heavily fined and made
to serve ninety days on the roads for
cheating landladies or landlords.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-07
FINDS FIANCEE a DINORCEE.
Father of Youth Consents to and Then
HaltS Wedding.

I.ynchburg. Va. Nov. j. K.
Keasler. of Memphis, Tenn, father
of Irwin Keasler, VINO left Randolph
Macon Academy, Monday, coming
here to wed Miss Mabel FaIlow, who
eloped from Memphis, reached here
Yesterday, and, after u conference
with the son, reluctantly consented
to the marriage
The trio repaired to the clerk S
Office to procure the necessary license
and there it developed that the pros
pective bride is divorcee and the
mother of child, the infant now be-
ing in custody of her sister in Mem
phis. The marriage was again halt
ed and a telegram was sent to Mem
phis for legal evidences of the di-
,vorce of the young woman. Pending
the arrival of this document the prln-
cipals will remain here after which
hey will be married.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-07
ALLEN DAMAGE SUIT UP.
Families of Hillsville Court Victims
Ask $4,000 Each.

Wvtheville Va. Nov. I. = Judge
Walter R.Staples,of Roanoke.came 70
Wytheville yesterday morning % hear
Il mo.ion by Attorney FRANCIS
Cooke, of Roanoke. committee Tor
Sidna Allen, who is serving 30
year term in the Virginia penitentlary
for ai:sing in shooting up the Hills
vile court to quash the attachments
hv the administrators Of Judge Mas
sic. Sheriff Webb and Common
wealth's Attorney Foster who are
each suing Sidna Allen for $4,000
damages
If Judge Staples should quash the
attachments the deeds of trusts given
,bv Sidna Allen to his attorneys will
make precedence If be sustains the
attachments which are against all o1
Alleu's rsal eststs and personal prop
cry amounting 70 $4,000 OF $4,000
sho damaga suits BY the adnsimstsa
;sots. Of the daad cppEt etfclS]s VII
rsask up DOR rtal q: sa.ir neGts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-07

T @ QUELL RIOTING.


Indianapolis, Nov: THE city of
! indianapolis TO-DAY faces general
strike of all the union men in the mu-
nicipality in sympathy with the in
rdustrial war Of the street car en-
p!oyes
Arbitration seems to be Impossible
in the Immediate future, while the
declaration of martial law is expected
at any time.
Two thousand miitiamen. resting
on their arms in the State house and
in the armories. are ready for strike
duty and martial law. should the lat
est move for arbitration OF the car
mems demand for higher wages fail.
And fail it must, according to labor
leaders, because they consider Trac-
ton President Robert To3d's terms
the most remarkable ever submitted
in a similar strike.
All outside strike leaders. including
J. ]. Thorpe, of Pittsburgh. and other
officers Of the international union.
must leave Indiana at once. and the
local union he disbantled. the COM
pany proposes. Employees will be
taken back on the old terms for
thirty days at the end of which per-
iod the company will listen to each
mans grievance, and, failing of an
:yi,iuyt!cfot. the ror,''.v>:Sy shall ha
submitted to the State public service
commission.
The strikers are to reply formally
10 this proposal today, and, while re-
lection is reported likely. counter
proposal may be made.
Central labor union officials in en-
.erutivc session this morning were
considering inSistent demands for a
general strike in sympathy with the
car men.
Governor Samuel NJ. Ralston is de-
lavine ordering the troops out on
strike duty. also his declaration Of
martial law. hoping that arbitration
NAV finally be agrccs} upon. The
company believes it holds the whip
hand. now that troops are here. No
attempt to operate cars vas made
early today. 1t has been six fuI!
davS since car wheel moved in this
city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-07
SETBACK TO ANNEXATION.
Richmond Board of Aldermen Reject
Plan by Vote of ) TO 6.

Richmond. Va. Nov. = The
Beard Of Aldermen. with a quorum of
eleven members in attendance. refus-
ed last night to concur III 2hc annex
alton ordinance. The measure must
cred six affirmative votes. while five
members voted against it. Eight
votes were required for PASSAGE. and
on the face of City Clerk .AuguSt'S s
record the annexation ordinance
stands defeated.
Before President A2ams announced
the result Alderman Powers secured
permission to change his vote from
ave to no, and served notice that he
will at the meeting of the Board on
Tuesday night ask for a ceconsldera-
rtion of the vote by which the ordin-
ance was defeated. Only eight
votes are required for a reconSldera-
ton the measure will DE brought up
again next week and passed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-07
TWENTY MILES IN AIR.
Weather Bureau Balloon Breaks All
Records With lnSirumnts.

Los Angeles. Cal, Nov. As
result Of extensive experiments con-
ducted with balloon carried mcteoro-
logical Instruments on Catalina Is
land last summer. the Government
Weather Bureau here announces all
records for upper air research nave
Irene broken The 20 balloons sent up.
some of which reached height of %"
.,,ilcs revealed that air strata gov
erning the weather conditions IS
about three miles thick and that. after
an elevation Of II miles is reached
temperature is nearly normal. ter&-
ing slightly to warmer The lowest
temperature recorded was 81 below
zero ct Il miles. and 4S ut 20 miles
on several of the instruments. The
relative humidity ranged beween D
and 80 per cent, beginning at an eIe-
walton Of seven miles.
The soundings made, were unique.
Twenty rubber balloons, each equip
ped with Instruments were liberated
and arose until they burst,the highest
elevation recorded being 2O.3 miles.
Of the 20 balloons liberated 13 have
been found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-07
STAUNTON VOTE on SALOONS.
Petitions For Local Option Election
Being Circulated.

Staunton, Va, Nov. IA meeting
of citizens held Wednesday night de-
cidert to petition for Il local option
election to be held in December. II is
said they were influence; largely by
the fact that the liquor men combin-
ed with the wet Republicans under
the leadership Of United States Mar
shall K. a. Fulwiler and attempted
unsuccessful to defeat the Demo-
cratic candidates Grasty and Taylor.
for the House of delegates who are
committed to State Wide Prohibition.
The course has causes resentment
among the "drys". Ii is expected
that enough names will be secured
TO present the petition on Saturday.
Staunton was dry" and two years
ago license was voted back. Petitions
we're put in circulation early this
morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-07

TWO DISTINCT PLANS.
Mitchell. Newly Elected Mayor. Will
Not Use His Office For Political
Purposes.

New York. Nov. 1.-CharIes L.
Murphy has abandoned his policy oi
talking. He has tol3 his perSonai
lricEdS that from now ou he will "sit
ugh and watch the drift He is
not going to take a vacation and he l.;
thinking seriously Of abandoning his
auar crs IN Dclmonco's and establish
ing himself in Tammany Hall.
NLlrphy does not intend 10 retire
He know tha, Maurice FeatherStone.
James J. Martin. John G. Seehan:
and others of his old enemies are al
work in an effort TO drive him FROM
the !c.. r$hip. and he is planning to
Meet this opposition.
He holds ina; Thomas f. Foley, Of
The Second District. and l'hora> Me
.Avoy. Of the Twcuty-thrd. with the
al If John McCnoey, Of Brooklyn.
were responsible for McCaIl's nomina
ion. and they named Abram ! Elkus.
for Associate Judge Of the Court
Appeals and other car-IdateS, VII"
vert down % defeat.
Meanwhile two dis,inc; plans are
under discussion 10 force Nurphy'S re-
tiremcnt. Tie frs, plan came from
.xithin I'ammany Hail. and was fost
ere by yuun@cr men III me prgan!%a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-07
NEWS OF THE DAY.

John G. Ford, the negro who was
arrested Wednesday night, charged
with assaulting Miss Edith Howson,
1881 MASSACHUSETTS avenue, souti-
east Washington, was convicted in
police court yesterday, and sentenced
by Judge Pugh to serve six months in
jail. Miss Howscn testifie3, she was
returning to her home about 10
o'clock, when the negro confronted
her, and seized her arm. She wrench
ed her arm from his grasp, but was
unable to reach her home, she said,
because the negro was between her
and the door Ford admitted that ne
had been in front of the house at the
time of the assault, but denied that
he caught Miss Howson by the arm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-07

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andria and an hour in a we'll ventaIau-
cd cell seemed worse to them than the
dire punishment of President Huerta,
who is LONGING to get his cruel talons
on any American boys who dare 10
Join the forces of the blood thirsty
rebels.
The three boys who belong to ex-
ccl.ent families in Washington 2rS
nercl Van Croft, IL years Oh, OF 1872
Monroe St. \. w., Morris johnson,
Il5 years old, of 1852 Oak street, N.
w, and Raymond Hall of 1882 Park.
Road n. W. For some time ;hey
have heen planning to leave home for
the ,wilds Of Mexico, and yesterday
afternoon ut six o'clock started on
their long trip. Hall had Il bicycle,
and the three lads took turns about
ri ;ng on the wheel. 1; required over
TWO hours to make the trip to Alex
undria over the roads and arriving
here the boys went to the Union
Station where they expected to Sc
cure passage on fast mail train un-
ri they were put off. They were
unsuccessful in this as they were not
familiar with the tricks of the OH
Traveller end were not permitted to
board train. At twelve o'clock :hey
gave up the idea of going South and
went to the small shed of the Wash
ington-Virginia Railway Company
where they spent the night.
This morning, sore, tired, cold and
hungry they started out no sell the
bicycle so that they could get some
breakfast Approaching a colored
boy they offered to sell the wheel
for $l.T5. He agreed to take it pr
vided he woul' he permitted 10 carry
the bicycle to the police station and
find out if it had been stolen. When
he brought the machine there orders
were sent out to find the boys and
they were soon in custody. The
Washington authorities were notified.
The boys seemed very repentent
while in the cell and declareS that if
they ever got back home they would
never leave again.
The parents of the youths came
here today and took them to Washing
tho.