davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

Der toimiin buomattawimpien ber'
rasfartanoiemme walofuwaamiietf,
iotta idlfimaailmdDe Idilpiii ndmd
muinais muistot, iotfa meiodn alta
namme nopeosti fulfemat peritato'
con fobti. Mitoiiemmin ferdttp ma.
lofumafofoelma on mt ltidttp noin
100 uubeua ito fofoa oIepaua pa'
lofu,paua, iotfa on malmiStanu'
neiti 9isne Bronber. lluFi fofoelma,
iofa Iamoin fuin aifaiIemmatfin on
labioitettu historic uiieue muieoue,
fdSittdd malofunia 41:std berraS'
fartanosta Wiipurin lddnisid pdd'
afiasia 6aminan ia Wiipurin ieu'
builta lefd 2arialan fannaffelta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03
8aft tparasiunffiota fiiunt
&elftn8iSf6.

6eIinstn etIipa poltti on npttems
min onnistunmt iaamaan ~ieltpiQe e.
rddt miime mmonna tebbpt tparfau'
bet ia murrot. WaraStetun tamaran
armo nouiee 10000 mfaan. Gun.
rim ola maraStetiiista ta~tparoiSta
on iaatu tafaifin. Warfaufiia On tot
meenpannmt 2 eritpistd marosiouf'
fuetta, ioibin f%umpaanfin funluu z
a 8 benfiIDd. Ndmd on pibdiettp.
poliifi iatfaa %tutfimuffia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

fampot fpudfin fuIletut, mutta fen
Fiaan oil fabuiIla, m~arfinfin Hem
itiqd ia WlorsfalaIa, anfara tp5
~fdpnnisid taupunsin faunistamiietfi
albania Observation-Disclosures
marten. Melfein taitfia rafennuffia
foristetiiin loistamamdriFud fantail
la ia fdbfbIomppuloitteilIa. Sdmdn
liidtIi ppstptettiin Nenifin moIem.
min puolin pittid, loretta riufnia,
ioiben wdliin pinsotettiin idbtDIamp.
puia ia lippuia. Noibin riutuibin
oil pield fiinnitettp luuria filpid,
ioisia 2eiIarin nimifiriaimet loisti.
mat idbf6lamppuien pmpdrDimind.
Edtd puuhaa festi fifteen alma ellen
aammun asti, %ioIioin julian pitt al
faa. Sublaaiiuutiien uiutii oil fes.
fi%fampnnsiua ia erittdinfin Talmipa.
latin ia &aianin tuomiot,rton mdli
fiud fabuiua liiffuminen anfarasti
fiellettp. SdbfD raitiotiet ieiIoipat
fofo eiliien pdimdn, iimufabuiaa
ndfi main hepoSten metdmid ratio.
maunuia Iiifteead. Suemmdld laf.
I'm mindfin tuota fomeutta fatio
maan. Nifolain rautatieoieman etu.
fimu oil fomeasti foristettu idbfD
lampuiaa, plinnd fruunu, fen ala
&eiiaribpmnin alfuianat ia ala dd'
rettDmdn iuuri fotfa, fiipet lepdl'
lddn; 1000 ruplaa fertoinat niiben
loitteiben matIaneen. Iiemon eoes'
I'd olema tori oil ainan tdpnnd aiu
reita ia automobiileld, ioltotGg.G
niud taos f%onIad tun9otieen osti.
Samanloista tun9osta oil NemItitin
alusta loppuun %Iaafta. Wormoons
Elm olipat pietorin foiffi, pli 20 tn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03
pietari iublan nterfcisid.

pietori, mooIiSfuun z p:nd 1918
- Diime iunnuntoina Idbbin pieta'
ria tortaStelemaon.
Waifea oil pdimdd funnuntoiti
ustoa ndfemistddn. 4aitofoupun'
eiaa oIipat meIfein foiffi faupot
QUIT; paiiTi ruofotomarataupoisfa,
nGfpi mp5s bebelmdfoupoisia, iotfa
Iomoua omot piina' ia piinifaup
poio, fdpwdn fouppu futen orfeino'
fin. 2esfifaupunsiua iaaS oIifpat
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03
Npmanoipiem fntpnt rtemninblan
tpbbpSta mt. o pima On man
tia laSfettm ipapaafR ar.
mabcmSfiriaa npfala.


G15rudiSten fmriiusbuoneesta 9el'
{inaisId 200 mantia armahousfir.
Jan noiaua napaaffi.
2afoIan turitusbuoneesta Gurus
ia 100 q ITO manfia.
Wiipurin lddninpanfiiasta notn
20.
Utetarin nanfiIoiSta faiffiaan
noin 1000 bentiIDd, ioibin ndiben
armabbusfiria on iopeuettu. 80
proTenttia ndistd on fdrIinpt ran.
gatstusta friminaaliista rifofiista.
6dmeen Iddnin Iddnintpanfilasta
noin so manfia. DanfilaSia on np'
fpddn 1876 nanfia.
6dmeenlinnar furitusbuone' ia
tp5manfilasta, iosia npfpddn on
352 panfia, noin II ia %ieuraamieu
fuufau{ien fuluesIa uleampiofin.
2appeenrannan tpDmanfiIaSto
noin $50 monfio.
WaoIan Iddninpanfilasta pbteenid
roin 40 nanfin, niitten ~ioufoSio
rangaistus., f%uritusbuone' ia tpD
panfeiu ietd latfou iuorittapia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03
Gaarnaiu handkerchief
pmbeltme4a.

HuotIin lebDet tertoDot uutena IT,
meend. ettd erds ieurafunta Smd
IannisIa NuotIisla on Iaittanut Fire.
foonIa iaarnatuolin miereen iuurens
laiIen mifrofoonin. min ettd iofai
men pubelimen omistaia moi foto
naan istua tuunneIla iefd ~iaornao
ettd nirrenpeiiuuta firfosia. pube
lina1ema fuuluu toimittapan Fire
foon pbbistdmiien 20 dpriu mat
lusta fuusIu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03
Gmrnuimem pmncttpmuuS @am-
pnlaSSa.

0un f~imitp1mies 2aue poutanen
Wampulas:a nf. 5 p:nd oil pmrfa'
masia Observation-Disclosures Tall
loon aIetettua ruutiranosta iofa Ell
olut ipntpnpt, iottui ie laufeaMaan
iiad famalaaa ieuraufIeaa, eta po'
ra tunfeutui poutoien rintaan ia tu'
lettaaan pldruumiin Idpi tuIi motIas.
ia uloS. 2lolemd %IenraIi beti. Wai'
naia oil perbeeainen ia mdbdn pli
40 muotiaS mics.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03
@anboiem berrasfartancioen
i-uaIpfnmaaminem.

pari puotta Titten rpbtpi fomiteo,
iobon fuuIuipot ienoottori R. VI.
Wrebe, moItionortistoboitoia "
SauIen ia intenbentti &. &. Weinon'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03
Mmeriifam Smomalatiem
Mmiiifis 0bbistnfien
@1Gnm0t.
S l..

Edmd Obbistps hannetaan ntmeaa
rMmeriifan Suomnlainen Wtuittft'
Ybbistps" ia on ie foottu fenlaiftsta
5uomaIaiiSta lauluieuroista, Iottto'
orfestereistd iefd ptfitpt'
{iStd, iotfa lupoamat noubattaa gb'
bistptIen fddnt5id.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

toimintaf IesIaan m:lta 1912
antaa Sbmanin fawauufista ieu'
raaman laulunnon:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

MIRO IA
[ miebeDe. ionfa idlfeen efimies ON
| oifeutettu apaamaan fotoutIen.
Seuraauan muoben eoustoiato.
foutfen tartemmasta aiasta Ia Poi.
fasta pddttdd ebelinen eoustaiofo.
fouS.
~
gbbistptien OH toimeenpantama
pIei5id 2auIas ia Soittoiublia pdbin,
tdin iofa toinen muoii ia on niistd
ldbemmin pddtettdpd ebustaiafo.
foufiesia.
1875
9ouIu. ia 9oittoiublain pbteislau.
Tut ia Ioittotappaleet iefd pleiiet job.
toiot maIitiee ybbistpfien icbtofunta.
IA 5
2auIm. ia Soittoiublista fertpmdt
tuIot fdptetdf5Dn ieuraanasti: eaifs
I'll Julian malmistus y. M. fustan'
nufiet iuoritettafoon eniin, 15 prof.
netto tuloista lanfeaa Ybbistptien
rabastoon ia iadnnDS iaettofoon
iublaan oIaaottapiIe Ypbbistptieem
fuulmmiGe i%euroile matfofnstannuss
ten forpaamiIefii iubteeuiiesti idien'
mdardn ia NATHAN pituuoen muA,
faan.
Is
2amlu. ia Soittoiublia toimipoin
poifallisten fomiteoin on iobtofun'
none ennen 80 pdindn fuluttua,
iublien idIfeen tebtdpd pIeinen till
tps iublien tuloistn ia menoista ia
%iobtofunta on tilt torfastettuaan
melpoitettu iulfaiiemaan ne pdbin'
tain foImesIa MmerifasIa ilmestp'
mdsid iuomaIaiiesia ianomaleb.
bes5d.
Sofainen YbbiStpfieen fuulmwa
IauIuieura, 5oittofunta ia orfeSteri
on meImoitettu Ybbistptien rabaston
fartuttamiieffi toimeenpanemaan
muoIittain mdbintdin pbben (1) Ton.
iertin tai iltoman. Sos iomaIa pat
foaa on uieampt fuin ptfi Dbbistpf'
ieen fuuIutpa ieura, moimat ne tot.
mia pudmainitun fonIertin tai iIta-
mon bteiIesti,
YbbtStpfIen baltnnon muobostoor
pbbefidn (9) bentinen iobtofunta,
MIN. efimieS, paraeiimies, fibteeri,
rabastonboitaia, rabastonfiriuri, fe.
fd nelid (4) idientd, iotfa w%oIitaan
%puotuitsia ebustaiatofoufisfa pb..
oeff (1) mirfamuobefTi ferrauaan.
49,
Sos nirfawuoben oifana iofu
iobtofunnan idIenistd eroaa pois
iobtofnnnasta, on idIeud oIeman
iobtofunnan niippttelemdttd nalits
tapa uuIi idien eronneen tiIaue ia
on ie paIittatpa DbbistpfIen idIenis.
t1Std.
Sobtofunnan on fofopnnuttama
pbteiieen neunotteIuun nGbintdiu
foIme (3) fertaa puobesIa ia maf.
ieitafoon DbbistpfIen fasIasta Job.
tofunnan idienten tpptifustannufIet
~fuIfiesiaan ndisid fofouffisIa.
Sobtofunta on tdpTipaItainen pddt.-
tdmddn gbbistptien oIioista Jos TO.
fonfiesia on Idsnd mdbintdin milf
(5) iobtofuunan idientd.
81
Sobtofnnnan fofoutfista on gb.
oistptien fibieerin firieeuiiesi annet.
topa tieto faifile iobtofunnan idie.
nile wdbintdin fuutta (6) pdipda
ennen fofouSta.
%
8oifisia niinbpwin iobtofunnan.
fittn muDSfin Observation-Disclosures
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

Edmdn ObbistptIen tarfoitmS on:
IL pbbistdd faiffi Mmerifan Quo lu
m%aIaiiet laulaiat ia ioittaiat. ia
p febittdd Mmerifan S%uomalaiiia
~laulaiia ia ioittaiia mmfiifin tdrfep'
ben iaman luuntaiieen pmmdrrpf'
Teen. tn
b puoIueifiin fatiomatta tehod II
enemmdn buomatufii Suomalaiien nj
IauIun ia lotion maifutus iefd TOR ne
feps tdfdIdiiesid ieuraeIdmdsid. 70
a. foettaa tdfdIdifesid Suomalai' iu
Iesla pleiiDsid luentoien y. M. foutia fu
fasmattaa Iuurempaa balua foitan' te
nolisten leuroiemme fannattamii cen, m
Iefd iopiniqa feinoiqa opastaa plei fo
iDd parempaan muffin tintemuf.
ieen.
81 pleiiemmin ~feurota u%ubemman
iuomolaiIen f%dpeItoiteen febitpstd pr
totimoasiamme, iefd ~Iaattaa uubem NJ. M
pia iuomaloifia Idmeupstuotteito u
enemmGn Iauletufii ia IoitetufIi Mme. ~
rifasia, iefd Ito
g. toimeenpanna foitannoDiiia no
luento tilaiIuufia, orpoffaita fon. I'd
%iertteia pnnd pIeifid 2aulu. ia Colt m
toiublia. b
Tdmd Dbbistps Ell toimi minfddn.
laisteu poliittisten puolueitten pbtep. Ia
besid, naan on fen forfeana peri. o,
aatteena muffin b%orrastus. To
NbbistptIen idienifi moiwat nh. fc
tpd faiffi SuomalaiIet Iouluieurat, Ie
Ioittofunnat ia orfesterit, iois1a on m
mdbintdin nelid ~ idientd, ia ptfi. m
tpififii idieniff iofainen SuomaIai,
men muiiitin barrastaia, lauIuieurat,
ioittofunnat ia orfesterit mafIamaua
IS 90 fiddntirioitus NAHUM ia pfii. ~
tpiiet idienet $1,OO. nj
&c
~ ia
Sotainen Iauluiemra, foittofunta ia IN
orfesteri, iofa fuulum p~boistpfieen, b.
on oifeutettu banffimaan pfftpifid
idfenid Dbbistpfieen ebboIa, etta nd.
mat ieurat peritpdt banftimiltaan
idieniItd m~ddrdtpn $1.OO fiiddn Fir. 10
ioitus mafIun, iosta SOC pibdttda Re 10
%leura, iofa idfenen on banffinut ia 10
SOC on Idbetettdpd pbbistpfIeen fas. ia
iaan. OF
tD
6s
Sofaiien DbbistptIen idienppteen
pprtimdn lamluieuran, ioittofunnan,
orfesterin iefd Dfitpiien, iofa bafe. pt
mullen mufana on fibteeriIe Idbettd. to
MT tpaubitun NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Jet
bpndfipp %lopuaiiesti iobtofunta. to
tn
Sofaiieue 'idIeneff bpipdffptpae
lauIuieurale, ioittofunnaIIe ia orfes.
fertile on iobtofunnan Idbetett6tpd tai
eimieben, Fbteerin ia r~abastonbot: to
.oian nimifirioitufIena Iefd Ybois 10
tptien leimoIIu narustettu idfenpps'
tooistus, Iefd bpwdfiptpiDe ptfitpis
idIeniae gbbistpfien Ieimaua parus. :
tettu idienfotti. o'
tai
SS nil
9dmdn Dbbisipfien on pibettdm6 en-
Gbustoia. (y8uoT) fofoufIenIa fer.
ran muobesia, Jos mabbouista, bel
nd tai eIofuun a%ifana, iobon 70. !
Fourteen i~ofainen Y~bbistpfIeen fuu' IL
luna ioiiannouinen ieura on oifeu 'o
tettu, idienIufuun faiIomatta, Idbet 'o'
tdmddn enintdin fafi (2) ebustoiaa,
~ioitten, oaatIeen ddnimaItaiR, on oil /.
tawa ieuran paltafirioqa fparustet -
tuba.
9s ia,
Yffitpinen idien ei ole ebustaiafo .
foutfesIa ddnimaItoinen eu'ei hanta
poifaainen feura tpiroIiiesH molin.
nut ebustaiofieaia.
1Os -
Gnnenfuin ebustaiofofouS piraut
Seati omofoou nm Nhh;stnfssc rL.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03
6

Sofaiien DbbistpfIen idienppteen
pprfimdn lauIuieuron, ioittofunnan,
orfesterin iefd DfIitpiien, iofa bate.
mullen mufana on fibteeriue Idbettd.
MT paobitun fifddnfirioitusmafiun,
bpmdfipp lopuuiiesti iobtofunta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03
Spntpnot ia fosiett,t.
Westbor, Wis.

Wtttor ia Sell Wnboien .. WainB
5r'olOf Ipnt. beImit. 10 y. fostettu
% p.
5. n~rpiIainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

gbbistptien on toimeenpantama
pIei5id 2auhis ia Soittoiublia mdbin.
tain iofa ioinen mupii ia on niistd
ldbemmin pddtettdpd ebustaiafo.
f~oufIeSia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

Sofaiieue idIeneffi bptpdfiptpIIe
lauIuieuraae, ioittofunnale ia orfes.
fertile on i%obtofunnan Idbetettdmd
efimieben, Fbteerin ia rabastonboi.
;oian nimifirioihfleIIa Iefd gibbs
leimoua morustettu idfenpps'
tooistns, iefd bp%wdfiptpiue ptiitpis
idieniae Ybbistpfien IeimaIa warus.
tettu idienfotti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03
miebene. ionta idIfeen clinics on
oifeutettu aDaamaan fofoutien.

Seuraapan nuoben e~oustoiato.
foutien tartemmasta aiasta ia Poi.
fasta pddttdd ebeuinen ebustaiafo.
fouS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03
10 s

2amIu. ia SoittoiubIoin pbteisIau.
Tut ia Ioittofappaleet iefd pIeiiet job.
toiot maIiiiee ybbistpfien icbtofunto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03
8

G%nnenfuin ebustoiofotouS piraui.
feSti apotaan, on Ybbistpfien ftp.
ieerin tortotsettatpo ebustaiain nal.
tofiriat iefd tebtdwd torffa IuetteIp
e~oustoiistu, iofa IuetieIo maItofiriei.
neen on iatettdpd ybbistptien Ell.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

Sofainen Iauluiemra, ioittofunta ia
orfesteri, iofa fuulum pbbistpfieen,
on oifeutettu banffimaan pffitpiIid
idfenid Ybbistpfieen ebbola, ettd nd.
mat ieurat peripdt banftimiltaan
idieniItd mddrdtpn $1.OO fiddn Fir.
ioitus mafiun, iosta SOC pibdttdd ie
%ieura, iofa idfenen on banffinut ia
SOC on Idbetettdpd pbbistpfIeen fas.
laan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

9dmdn Dbbisipfien OF pibettdmd
Gbustoia. (WuoTD fofoufIenia Ger.
al muobesIu, Jos mabbouista, bel
nd tai elofuun aifana, iobon TO.
foufIeen iofainen Ybbistpfieen fuu'
luna foito%nnouinen ieura on oifeu
tettu, idienIufuun faiiomatto, Idbet
tdmddn enintdin faffi (2) ebustoiao,
ioitten, ouotieen ddniwoItaiIt, on oil
tawa @feuran maltofirioua maruStet
tuia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

Rata iddntSid moibcon muuttoo
ia liidtd ainOastoan g~bbistptien
~notniItsio Observation-Disclosures.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

YfTitpinen idien ei ole ebustaiafo
foutieSIa ddnimaltoinen eu'ei hdntd
paifoainen ieuro Wirouiiesti fpoIin.
mt ebuStaiafIeaIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

Nbbistptien idieniffi moitpat pb'
tpd faiffi Suomalaiiet lauluieurat,
ioittotunnat ia orfesterit. ioisia on
wdbintdin nelid az iaientd, ia ptii.
tpififii idieniffi iofoinen SuomaIai.
men mufiitin barrastaia, lauIuieurat,
ioittofunnat ia orfesterit mafIamaua
IS 90 fiiddntirioituS NAHUM ia pfii.
tpiiet idienet $1,O0.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-03

3amIu' ia Soittoiublia totmitpain
paifalisten fomiteoin on iobiofun'
nole ennen 80 pdipdn fuluttua,
iublien idIfeen tebtdpd pleinen tili'
tps iublien tuloistn ia menoista ia
io~btofunta on tilt torfastettuaon
melmoitettu iulfaiiemaan ne mdbin'
tdin folmesia Mmerifasia iImestp'
mdSId iuomaIoiiesia ianomalebs
besId.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-12
SOUTHERN BUILDING SUIT.
Compromise Reached Between Rival
Factions and Petition Dismissed.

When the Circuit Court of Alex
andria city convened this morning
ready to proceed with application OF
number of stockholders of ihe South
ern Building Corporation, former
owners of the Southern building in
Washington for receiver and an
nulment of the. sale of the building
to the two fire insurance companies
of Washington which purchased it a
year ago, letter was read from
Messrs. Sale, Mann and Tyler, of
Petersburg, the attorneys represent
ing the plaintiffs, stating that a
compromise had been reached be-
tween their clients and the defend
ants in the suit, and asked that the
suit be dismissed. Judge Thornton
entered an order to this effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-12
BANQUET OCCURS TONIGHT.
Alexandria Committee to be Guests Of
Carnegie Institute.

The sixteen members of the AleXan-
dria committee on the celebration Of
the Treaty of Ghent will leave here
tonight at seven o'clock to be presen.
1t the banquet to be rendered at the
New Willard tonight by the Carnegie
Endowment for international Peace
to the foreign committees who arrived
in Washington yesterday.
The list of after-dinner speakers in
cludes Secretary of State Bryan, the
British Ambassador, Sir Cecil SPRING
Rice; Lord Weardale, of the British
visiting committee; Sir Edmund Walk
cr, of the Canadian delegation; Sir
George Houston Reid, the high COM
missioner for Australia; Hon. c. De-
Bruyne Alderman, representing the
municipality of Ghent; Mayor Thomas
A. Fisher, of Alexandria; Eugene H.
Oupterbridge, representing Newfound-
land, and Andrew Carnegie. Music
will be furnished by the United States
Band Orchestra.
The foreign delegates visited Secre-
tary of State Bryan this morning,
were the guest of Speaker Clark at
the capitol ait noon and will be re-
ceived by President Wilson this after
noon.
The trip TO Alexandria tomorrow
has been abandoned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-12
REGENTS DAY At POHICk.
Mt. Vernon Ladies' Attend Services
Yesterday Morning.

Yesterday morning, the regent OF
the Ladies Boar dot Mount Vernon.
Miss Comegys, accompanied by sevc-
raj of the vicc-rcgen.s. and II. ~.
Dodge. superintendent Of the Mount
Vernon estate, attended services at
PGhick Church Rev. Dr.. Meade, rec
tor of the church. assisted by Rev. d..
S. 4. Wallis, Of the Theological SEM
mary, conducted the services and the
latter preached the sermon. In the
afternoon Crescent Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows held their annual services in Po-
hick Church where d sermon was
praechei by Dr.. Wallis, a member Of
the lodge and one OF the honorary
chaplains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-12
CARDINALS VS.. WHITE SOCKS.
First Games of the Week Scheduled
on Wednesday-Play \. H. S.,
Saturday.

The Cardinals schedule for this
week will be one of local interest.
The frs. game, which will be played
at the park Wednesday next, will
be against the White Socks, and as
the "Sox" are composed Of players
from the southeast section Of the
town they have gotten together
nifty looking and strong team. With
Ittner ard beavers as their battery,
they should prove to be hard bunch
to defeat. Wells and Jones will be
the battery selected for the Cardi-
mails.
The second game of the week will
be one of the most exciting contests
of the season, as Manager Knight, OF
the Alexandria High School, claims
his team can trim the Cardinals, the
game Saturday between the school
boys and the workingmen should
be well worth the price of admds-
sion to see. The High School boys
have been booming this contest for
weeks, and with the support OF the
whole school they will GO their best
in the attempt. The Cardinals do
not predict a victory and they realize
that they will go up against one CT
the fastest teams that has ever been
at the High School but: think that
either Bean, Cox or Wizard" Bur-
gendine will be able 70 hold the nat
ty Beau Brummel' lads down to a
small score.
Many parents of the pupils in the
Alexandria High School have never
seen the lads perform in athletics,
and as they are to play the Cardinals
for baseball honors this would be a
good time to visi, the park to see
them in action. May lady friends
of the "high-brow' lads Will attend
the game and cheer for their fa-
vorites.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-12
ALIEN LAND LAW
STILL HANGS FIRE
Government Officials Wait
ing For Governor John
sons Answer.
PRESIDENT HOPEFUL.
Everything al Standstill Until Cali
fornia's Executive Takes Action in
The Matter.

Washington, May 12.-The Wilson
Administration is resting on it's oars
in the Acknowledgements situation
Nothing further can be done, it was
pointed out at the State Department
until Governor Johnson acts.
Word was expected from The Cali
fornia executive today, and arrange
ments have been completed by Sec
rotary of State Bryan to resume his
conferences with Ambassador Chinda
as soon as California makes its next
move.
Much emphasis was placed on the
clause in the telegram sent Governor
Johnosn asking for delay, by those ia
miliar with the entire situation. 1t
was accepted as complete proof that
the informal conferences between See-
retary Bryan and Ambassador Chinda
have resulted in an understanding OF
what could be accomplished through
the medium of a new etreaty. 1t is
pointed out that in effect, the fiat
promise, is made by the Administra-
ton that if California will only be pa
tient and not force an issue, its de-
mands will be worked out by the Ma
tional Government.
The President also made it plain
that he is in sympathy with some Of
the contentious of the CalifornianS
and emphasized his contention that
japan is willing to cooperate with
the United States in remedying any
abuses. And it is declared by every
one familiar with the situation that
his positive declaration, in effect that
Japan is a friendly nation "wilhng to
co-operate in the establishment of
harmonious relations" gives the lie
direct to the jingo attempt to make
the controversy a war issue.
Although there was general be-
lief that Governor Johnson would ig-
nnre the protest and sign the bill, it
is known that this belief was not
shared by the President personally.
He was extremely hopeful that the
California executive would recognize
the logic of the latest appeal to him
and veto, the bill, rhus affording the
Administration the delay necessary
automatically, to remedy the COM
plants. And because of this belief
the President, it was explained, has
refused to consider any future action
until the California executive has
spoken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-12
DEATH OF ARTHUR p. DAYMUDE.

Arthur P. Daymude, about fifty
five years old, carpenter, living at
st. Elmo, Alexandria county, died sud-
denly Saturday afternoon at his home.
Apoplexy is ascribed as the cause.
Mr.. Daymude was native of Rem
ington, Fauquier county, Va, and had
lived in the county for the past five
years. Besides his wife, he leaves
three sons an dtwo daughters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-12
PUMP COMPANY
To RESUME WORK
Settlement With Creditors
Has Been Ar
ranged.
THE MAJORITY AGREE.


Following the announcement in Sat-
urady's Gazette that the Belle Pre-
Bottle Co., one of the largest indus
tries of Alexandria, would reopen on
September 1st, comes the welcome
news to those interested in the prog
resS of the city, that the Emerson
Steam Pump Company, whose big
plant is located near the Union Sta
ton, would shortly resume work.
A settlement has been reached be-
tween the company which is in the
bankruptcy courts, and its creditors.
For some days conferences have been
held by Gardner l.. Boothe, repro
senting some of the large stockholders
of the company, and other attorneys in
Alexandria who represent the unse-
cured creditors. An agreement has
been reached by which the latter Will
receive fifty per cent. of the amount
of their claims in full settlement. The
amount which is owing the unsecured
creditors is approximately 100000.
No definite arrangement has is yet
been reached with the secured credl-
tors, who hold the 100000 bond is
sue secured by mortgage on all the
real and personal property Of the COM
pahy, oln as SOME Of the large stock
holders are also holders Of the bonds
il is probable that an understanding
will be reached by which the bond
holders will waive several years inter-
re&t in order that the plant may resume
operations.
The payment OF the unsecured
claims is made by several OF the larg-
est stockholders who will also ad-
u:nce the funds for working capi-
tai.
As a majority Of the creditors have
agreed 20 the proposed settlement, the
next step to be taken will be an ap-
p!ication to Judge Edmund WaddilI,
Jr.. of '.he United States Court for
the Eastern District Of Virginia, to
dismiss the bankruptcy proceedings.
This is simply a matter Of form as
according to law when Il majority Of
the creditors. Of bankrupt agree to
se tie their claims the court must dis
miss the bankruptcy proceedings.
About $4,000 will be deposited with
the court to pay the creditors and the
money will be disbursed by the United
State scourts. Mr.. Boothe stated to-
day that an application to Judge Wad-
Gill would be made at an early date.
As soon as the bankruptcy pro-
cedings are dismissed the work of
manufacturing pumps will be resumed.