davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1913-12-13

ben Eruitees mo oen Sdngeru Mart.
Sdiaing, 81. 2er1 mo @p. San
Oers. als nelles aftiDes MitgIieO
mnroe 6riB 5harlah aufgenommen.
8efdloiien nllrOe ferner, Die Meib-
nahtsieier am Neliabrstage ab8rbal-
ten uno 3u ben 8~orarbeitcn on3ll
mltroe Elm aornitc %ernanut.
9(m fommeil0en Counting finOet az
ne miifaliide MISUNDERSTANDING
1tdtt, 3lt Der 6reulOe nuo @Gnner
eingelaoen iinO.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-13

Mit militGriiden Gbrer
iino in letter @ode 5mei bObere Of-
fi5irre IN arlington 5itr lebten &ubc
6cItattet. Der cine NOR Sberitleut.
nant 0ooio De 8oie @uiaorO, Der
lid eiuen 9tameu ais Sngenieur oes
@o1ama aanals gemad)t bat. Der
geeroiglrng III 9lrlington mar elm.
firdlidc 5eier III Der ct. Sobn's
Episcopal Gbrr1 poroufgegatlgert
Der auoere Sffi5ier mar Sberit
Charles McGlure DOM 13teu Snfan.
terisregiment.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-13

Gin gG&er unS aOmSitOr, Der iein
@ciAGft 6riiben srlernt fat, lit SOi.
9lubmrr, MO, 92l 6.GtrnEe, 0..G.,
un6 fat er fir bic Ueiertase ieins
beiten 8rO6MEte aufgeItst luie gebtn.
den, Observation-Disclosures aGer
Wrt etc,
Washington Journal., 1913-12-13

&enrD Crane, Der mobile
fanutc Grocer i'm Nortbern Sibertg
Wfarft, lit belonoers gliidlid mi
itol3, 0em er lit @roBpater %getDorOen
leinc Gohter, 6rau 0linnie 9oebs
bot ibren @atten Hu0olpb am g.. 3.
81. nit einem G0dterlein beihenft.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-13

Marqaretc c, oos 10 Sabre alte
E0dtcrlciu BON Stepbm 6ranf, benz
teliebten @erfGufer BEL 9futb, Die 5
Monote lang blind getpeicn lit, fam
iebt mieoer elm menig ieben. Soff
nlnq allf politdnoige Selling III
por6anDen.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-13

8raunidpeiser 2ebsrapMrit, 6aad.
lunrft, Mettumrt. nnO die Gdnitte
friides GdWeinefleiid Bel 8Hblers,
MO. d8 Rigss mnb 532 Gtntsr @arft
Washington Journal., 1913-12-13
n@aiAimatum sanaer6nnO1

uNai6ingtOm sanaerbnnO".
lebermorqen finoet i'm Singer 6nmo Gin @pn3ert irtt pt Oem OS
folsenoe 9roaroun onigeIelt it:
a. Overture-"En Morgen, Elm Mitag, Elm Abend in Wien. .SuPPe
81. S. Marine Band.
r. Chorus.-Poeten auf der Aim. ~. ..... .....E s. Engebberg
tai Der frohe Wandersmann (von Eichendorf)
(b) Auf dem See Goethe
() Die Sprode (Goethe)
(d) Gruss (von EchendorH)
(e) Abschied.
Washington Sangerbund and Orchestra.
o. Lucevan le Stela, from la Tosca7
G. Pucciui
Mr.. Paul Beyden.
IA Orchestra.-(a) "Salut dAmour0 Iiebesgruss) ........E. Elqn
(b) "Siznietta' ..............s.... qou Blou
U. S. Marine Band.
Internission.
81 @Hinaus IN den Valid sangernarsch
y Burgaaaa
Washington Sangerbund
is. Tenor Soios-(a) Morgenhymne .................. Henschd
(b9 Pour QuOl .................. ISchdfROa0SRy
+ () Mein Aufenthalt ............... Schubert
(d) OBJ heller Tag ............... TSehakoayky
Mr.. Paul Bleyden
Mrs. Beyden at the piano.
a. Orchestra-Concert Waltz, die schone bLaue Donaus ~ Strauss
U. S. Marine Band.
I& Chorus-"Lerche, Fink and Nachhgal,9 Mar 7on WeinsaevL Ob.29
Washington Sangerbund and Orchestra.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-13

IS 1T clue srOfe Sadie, nit ieinen
slaaIeen snfriebeu 5n ieia, fder 81
iein, SaR re gut paiIeu nnO gut tlei-
Ben. Gies Oefibl merOeM Sic in
einem $50. Nnsms ODER lleber5ieber
habeu, Oa i'm 8.-&. @ddGft fir jes
Sen Mann Das Med)te pOrBaaOen IT,
Washington Journal., 1913-12-13

Nnsase npb ileberaieber nab ua6
ben meueiteA MD6elIs NIB bon ben
mOOrnIten. Tabrisatea gefertigt. 0ie
GnaIitGt 1T bic bette in ieOeut &lei-
Onngsitid umh Ner Ereis mirN S.
nsa i'm 9nr@i6Mitt $500 sripaFea.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-13

Ger grcife 8Oar0 bat
has pSOurnaI" benodriHtigt, oaB
oae 6dle, fir Die @erb0re %onberoumt
tDoroen iinO, Dor @eibnodlten nod
erIe0igt tperOen. Sir bnben oieie
Daten III oieier 8eitItne (. st. uerOf-
fcntlift.
The evening world., 1913-08-05
Diamond Mills Shsstings
UNBLEACI1EO.

Table Linens, and ToweIs e
August Sale Priess right through entire lins--
To buy now 10 part Thrift Prudence and Eesnsmy.
TABLE LINENS TOWElS
The evening world., 1913-08-05
WILD MuSrAMe LEAPS .-..
FENCE and KILLS MAN
Trainer In Williamsburg Stable Is
Arrested Charged With Homicide
q Due to CarelessneS.

a wsssRn sew pony OAlng broken tn
AarnsnD 10 0ha1tsr 4 0rssnbergs sta bic
Set On Third street. WILLIAMSBURG, to.
day ieaped ever . six.foot fence to the
a1swaik aad trampisa Louis Russo.
axty.nvs years old. who was sitting on
the iowsse stsp Of the sntr -ncs to his
home q No. IN. next door TO the stables
Ruoso'e SKULL was fractured and he
eSe0 Immediately after reaching the
Eastern District Hospital . little later.
ohaltsr q 0reenbsrS. q commission
hrm. have their ofices at No 1O4 Have
meyer street. II is their custom to buy
mustaags for drawing their delivery
wagons. Robert NAliboY. an experienced
handler Of these animals. is intrusted
With their breaking.
An unusually mettlesome pony was
tvrned ever to Naiitoff last night and
hs got up early this morning to teach
tie animal to wear harness and do draf II
work. The pony fought vigorously a.
NaNboR put the harness on II. Finally,
IN . frensy, he pulled away from the
trainer and cleared tho fence with q
oound.
The pony landed squareiy on its feet
oa the sidewalk, like a cat. and then
paunsed directly upon Russo. who had
The evening world., 1913-08-05

Linen n. 4. Cioths-Silver
bleach.-reg. N.tS..................... 10
Linen n. 4. Cioths--Austrian Mfr
full range of patterns-rcs. O.'s. ia
Round Scxliopcd Linen Ci0ths--es incn
pure whlte-Our own Importation :.
O-inoh---Llnen Table Dslnasks-
Scotch aAd 1rish-full bleach. also
silver blcAch-reg. ei.W..........." ~
Napkins to match above DsInaaks.
doscn.....................3.70 = 1.OS
10 inoh--Hssvy Linen DamAsks-
Irish and Scotch-reE. .O........ IDS
&c 10 a inch-tmptd Linen Danasks--
0erman and BcOtch--reg .59...... .+SA
60 inch-.Mercsrised Damasks--
full bIeach-reg. .D................. .SsS
% ,nch-Irish Linen Napkin.;-
fun bieach-xoOi Quallty-dossn-
reg. UW........,......'' '''...''.''''''1 sOJ
The evening world., 1913-08-05

no time 10 get out Of the way Of the
maddened creaturso kooks. After
trampiing him the pony hed In Third
street. but was caught q block away
by Policeman Cosgrin. who seized the
reins that were dragging in the street
and sawed" on the bit.
After the pony had been soften into
the stable and Russo had been sent TO
the hospital in an ambulance CosgriF
notified his station Of the accident and
Detective Cassidy was sent to arrest
Naliboh on a charge Of homicide due to
criminal carelessness.
The evening world., 1913-08-05
An Invitation to Women.

The Lydia E. Pinkham Medi-
cine Company. Of Lynn. Mass,
cordially invite any woman inter-
ested to call at their laboratory
lat Lynn. Mass.. and see for her.
self the care which 10 taken with
the vast correspondence received
/ from the women Of this country.
mo letter or testimonial has ever
been made public without the
written wish or consent Of the
writer. No confidence has ever
been violated and never in their
history have they sold or disposed
! Of any Of their letters from women.
1t is for these reasons that Thousands d
sui.esins American Women every year fed
free to write Mrs. Pinkham for her valu.
! able advice. which is always given free Of
} charge.
The evening world., 1913-08-05

n q. Sssipsi Taiistas- ~ I'D. ..,.....A
ChanRsable effects - In desirable
eo'0''iHlfi sliss:sis as.i:;;I VIC Sso6s sHa 'A''
- es. Mshsiss ~ inek. k.............. -
A remarkable offering nothing IKE
mOhairs for summer - cool. shed
dust and ~ servicesble-hyh lustre
gray. brown. cream. gariot' navy
and psEss S'isss ooops-xArs v,oox.
y q. ussa Csaslss- ~ iaeA. .......... .lS
Natural tint - desirable for suits.
dresses, auto coats. stc.. ste.
WASH DRESS FAbRiCS-'hAeCxENT.
Il. Is AneGess Tailsts unhssuas. 49,. -
Black = = and u inch - plain and
UHBRELLAs-HAIN vLoOR.
~ 4. DlsseAsl Tsvsnass. ..........M
II 'nsS1SGirl ssSSVHilfSSsoxlSa S;:a 9 cSs'isi siooa.
Il q. Hssvy Huet Teveb. eb......:..,... ~
iSssi-iuii bleach ch--hsmmsd-rsd o.
white ;s,!Pss ;FsS,W!Psrs%Ssis sorS;i:si ,.oox.
y es. Ojssehsd Shsstnss. ............ .lok
%:si.' Observation-Disclosures AZ, N .''ss : ssis;a = '~
Sl,N Tallsts S;k Psttlessls. IL
Black. plain colors And changsab,ss
PETficoATCsECOND yLoos.
- Ct. Msas Baksisssa usdssvsas. ... -
short sleeve shirts and short or lonS
araTs'SSb KSir SSbsSwExs"-hAIs sloo..
The evening world., 1913-08-05


the best linen values New The balance linen. which take
technically classified imperfect slight
The evening world., 1913-08-05

Mems High Grade Summer Shirts i, N ~.
Regular price until now $1.69 -
whhmsn fine satin stripe Ponga thh s
short. everything right! Nto neckband
sna
sIspeA tsstssul
The opening hour Of this sale
give oppssunity h ehs
MORNING SPEClMS-Tenassw, Wsa.sslay, Uaaa p NJ
To
The evening world., 1913-08-05

IOWAS -
Bleached Huck Towels -iox1o-
hesn'd Or N. S.-1e0. U...s........ n
Heus'd Huck-0Oet and
Observation-Disclosures. .l0... IA
Pure Linen IIuck Towels--SixSO-
spoke hsmstitch-w damasx
'''os-res. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1T
Fine Linen Hick Towels-So9ao-.'r ,s.L
plain or fsud centree-eordef oil
uround-reg. -. 0.................... "a
Guest T0wels-l$x3<-purs linen
initial wreath--rsg. ~ pair....... -
pleachsj Turklsl, ToWels-- tt. N,
NxN and 20xS>-res. .ls.. ........... i'm
Turkish Bath Trwels--lism or
frinHe-strioa Sosdsre--
:ixu and YAt--reg. .0............ .l0
Large and extra heavy Turkish
Bath Towels-27x<9 and 57xso-
regularly .O...................... ~
Equally Great valuo n TsvsltnA
The evening world., 1913-08-05
August Sale Of Muslin,

TVBOUV S0I0 OF WIU016n0
No Mali % Tslsphoss Orasm.
Fruit Of Loom
Lonssials .
uiil. D
value I'm ..,...,..............
Lsslt--iO ysria each
Bleached and unbieached-- Z
yard wide-worth S%.........j
Lmit--a0 ysrds.
Yard wide Rieache<i-
extra Roft and fine, for n
underwear. sheets and y
pillow cases-worth ION ......
Aais---SO ysrds.
gubleechcd Musiins--
- lnch--by scanning a
make fp 4 sise sheets =
1k0it--aO xarAn
The evening world., 1913-08-05

| August Sale Of ca
Scarfs. Squares and Csntras.
Hemstitched. draWm-work bordw. viii
fancy corners; o. lace trimmed, With
inssstineS-veY pretty and slysseivp
for Bureaus. Tables a,sd Pillow ShsmA
- s':s.:rls :ns y, } '''. =; :;'''
No Mail os rsspaoss aass ~ ,ss sss-a
Soaps and lclsanssss
A. August Sale Prisss
Evsry hovseksspes Will war. - ~
At thsss quotations, but no mall -
telephone orders can be filed.
8 Ct i77s Wash Powder. r................. 3
10 to is ct. BOZ Toilet soaps-
kirk3 Jersen's. swifts,
Armours. SAnley's............. y
Is ct. large cake Hearr's Rsst
Laundry and Borax SOAPS
every cake wrapped
Introductory sale prics............ 0N
tic. pkg. S~,fts wash's Powder. .l3N
Nc. box suffrage Bouquet SOAP
"c""eS'''''''''....".. ~
ioc. Violet or Coryiopsis Tsicum-
Large can ..''..................... ~
&c. roll white Toilet Paper t'
'''''.'.''.'.'..'..'...'... 10
, 1913-01-22
Translation.
PUBLICATION.

0N the most submissive representation of
~ the Ministry Of Finances His Majesty
the King was most graciously pleased by
Resolution of 9th December 1912 to sanction
the following Additional Money Bin to the
Budget for the Municipality of ST. Croix for
tue Financial year from the lst April 1912
to the 31st March 1913, passed by the Colo
NAL Council for St. Croix at 2nd discussion
on the 4th October, by which was granted:
Su6 Item XVI Uncertain Expenses.
IN advance to the disposal of The A8rlcul-
tural Society Of St, Crolx for deffayirg the
expenses connected with inquiries concerning
the procuring, for account of the ST. CroiX
Immigration Fuud, OF a motor plough for
use in ST. Croix, up to........Fr Frs. 10000.
Which is hereby made known in conformity
with the Colonial Law $58.
Government st. Croix, the 18th January,
1913.
For IHe Governor.
BAUMANN.
, 1913-01-22

In conformity to article 26, 2rd cIaose
in the convention concerning an lnterna-
tional arrangement us to certain matters
connected with civil procedure, concluded
in the Hague the 18th July 1905 between
different European states which convention
was Joined by Denmark in accordance to
the Ministry of Justices publication No.
l19 of the 18th Of May 1909, the Danish
Government has communicated the SAID
conventions coming into force III the DANISH
West India Islands to the Dutch Govern
ment. The Dutch Government has there
after notified he entry for the states be-
tween which the convention has been con
cluded and have now communicated to the
Danish Government that the following
states have made affirmative declarations
expedited on the subjoiued dates
Belgium on the 18th April 1912, France
ON the oath April 1912, Italy on the 3Oth
April 1912, Norway on the 8th OF May 1912,
, 1913-01-22

Portugal on the 30th- April 1912, Sweden
on the 31st May 1912, and Switzerland on
the 30th May 1912.
In conformity to the conventions article
2S, Bird clause the convention has hereafter
come into folce IN The Danish West indIR
Islands relative to the said states from the
undermined dates
Belgium o11~the 18th August 1919, Froucc
on the oath August 1912, Italy ON the Seth
August 1912, Norway on the Sth Septem-
Der 1912, Portugal ON the 30th August
1912, Sweden on the seth September 1912,
and Switzerland on the 30th September
1912.
Which hereby is brought to public notice.
The Ministry Of Finances, the 25th Octo-
Der 1912.
\. NEERGAARD.
, 1913-01-22
BEKENDTGORELSE

DAA Fnansministeriets derom nedlagtc
= Observation-Disclosures Forestilling har Diet
heEoget Hams Mujest@t kongen we'd aIIer-
hojeste Resolution If 6 f. m. allernNadigst
at stadfeSte den If koIonlalroade for st.
Cr5Ix we'd = R444u4liu4 den 4 October 1912
yedtu9ue Tillmgsbeyilllng til Budgettet FOR
Kommunen St. Croix for Finansaaret fra |
April 1912 til 81 Mayts 1913, hyorved.
JLdcr Post XJL JbeStcDue tdJtfter,
bevllges;
Forskuksvis til Rnadighed for "The Agri-
cultural Society Of st. Croix" til Afholdelsen
at Udgjfter forbundno mcl Uudersogrlser
vedroreude Ansknf olsen for ST. Grolx lmmi-
gratiousfonds Regning 0f Ell Motorp!ov til
Brug paa St Croix indtll. Frs, }500.oo.
Hvlkot heryed bekendtgores Henhold
til Koloniallovens $5S.
Guvornemonte ST. Croix, den IS Jauuar,
1913.
u. 4. J..
BAUMANN.
, 1913-01-22

-
Under Henvisniug til den Days dato I'D
fa,dipede Bekendte6relse ON T%iltlUdelso
for de dansk yest'ndiske Gers Nedkom-
mende af den under 17de JUL 1905 af7Intte,
de Konvention angaaende en- international
Ordning med Hen~yn til visse ciTillpr,oees-
suelle Forhold bringes Diet herved til nlmln-
delig Kundskab, at Besnriuger ON foreta-
gelse i Henhold til Konyeutionens -Artlkel
/ af F%orkyndelser ! UdIandet, og ON, at
DONNIE Henhold til konventionens Artl-
KEEL IS cores e~ksigible / UdIandet, oHVe nj
indgive til Guvernementet Tor de danSh
vestindiske Ger, ledsagedo af de fornodne
Dokumenter, og af ct saa stort PengebeIob,
som Guvernementet anser for at y@re til
st1 mkkeligt til at d@kke de med Be4@ring-
ernes videre Ekspedition forbundne Om-
kostninger.
Finansministeriet den 25de October 1912.
n. NEERGAARD.
, 1913-01-22
"UME AUnS"
Is published kte7t

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Wednesday Il Saturday
Terms 0f Subscr4et4ea
6 dollars per aruum, payable halI-ye"r'N
an advance.
arties DESTROYS of withdrawing their
subscription to the LAWS" are re-
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Terms Of Advertising,
approved by Government25th June 1922
For an advertisement of s lines or under
for 3 insertions
Small Type (Brevier) to ) lines. Si'oV
Over lines, per ine......... 10
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For a line of the largest type. 10
For one to three subsequent Insertions t1e
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An advertisements for insertion must be delivered at
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ONE O'CLOCK D. m The postage on letters 10 nus ~
from West End or st. Thomas must be prep@lu VI II "oNNN
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uisbfnI TO advertise yearly. halfyearly or quarterly.
no ONTRIBUTORS.-W cannot pay any aIt+ht'' ~
COMMUNICATIONS: every article must be ac-
companied by the writer's name, hot necessary !" a ~ I'm
ton but as an evidence of authenticlty. n u o. ~ 80 az
sarrrity and it must be distinctly understood Una wy ."
communication is inserted the editor does hoI u" -
- nth the opinions expressed by the writer. We S"I
NOT undertake to return nor preserve reJecteu - 49,,
scrints. Manuscript matter must be written only N ne
JOB PRINTING asss1tsd a nt t deso oas6o WIN"
, 1913-01-22
Translation.
Publication

concerning the acceding on behalf Of the
Danish West India Islands to the convention
concluded in the Hague the 18th July 1908
between different European States as to an
international arrangement with regard to
certain matters connected with civil pro-
cedure.
, 1913-01-22
BeIlx endtgoxe1se

Vedkommende af den i Haag den l7de Jun
1905 melIem forskelhge eulopeiske Slater
afsIuttede konvention angaaerde en- inter-
national Ordning med Hensyn til vlsse
ciyilplocessuelle Forhold.
Overensstemmelse med Artikel 26, 2det
Stykke den, den l7de JUL 1905 I HoaS
melem forskelhge europ@iske slater al
slutlede Kouvention angaaende en- inter
national Ordning med Hensyn TT ylSse
civilprocessuelle Forhold, hyiIken konNen-
ton Henhold til Justitsministeriets Be
kendtg6relse M, 119 af l9le Maj 1909 var
tiltraadt af Danrark, hur den dansk he
oering givet den nederlandske Re9ernS
Moddelelse ON den nmynte konventlons
Tkrafttrtien -paa de-AaHsbL vestihdlske Ger.
Den nederlandske Re2ering har deretter
uotifceret Tiltrudelsen for de Slater, mellem
hviIke Kouventionen er a~fsluttet, og har M
meddelt den danske Regering, Mt folgende
Slater have afgiyet bekreftende ErkI@rlnger
~udfprdlgede paa De vedtojede Datoer, nem-
lio Belgien deu Is le April 1912, FrankrlS
den 24de April 1912, Italieu den 30te April
1912, Norge den SIe Maj 1912, Portugal
den 30te April 1912, Syerrig den Bite Mag
1912 og Schweiz den 30te Maj 1912
Overensstemmelse med konventloDenS
Artlkel 2S, Bile Stykke en- konventionen
herefter traudt Kraft for de dansk vest
indiske Der / ForhoId Ill de neynte Slater
fra nedennnvnte Datoer, nemlig: Belgicn
den Isle August 1912, Fraukrig den 2fIe
August 1912, ItaIien den 30te August 1912,
Norge den SIDE September 1912, Portugal
den 30te August 1912, SyerriG den 3ote
September 1912 og SchweIz den 3Ote Sep
TENDER 1912.
TT.1I-. l..r.l Ir;nyna I'll o1u,ilIGllu
, 1913-01-22
BekendtgoT else

Ere mgengsmaoden we'd Fremsietteise NJ be
gHringer ON, at visse DokumenteI maa bHYe
forkyndte, eller at DONNIE maa blve 8Jorte
eksieible / Udlandet.
, 1913-01-22

sufficient for covering the expenses con
nected with the further expedition OF the
applications.
The Ministry of Finances, the 18th Octo-
Der 1912,
\. NEERGAARD.
G. DIMES HANSEN.
, 1913-01-22

Referring to the publication this Gay eSe
pedited concerning the a1ced'n8 on oehH'l
If The Danish West India Islands to the CON
~vantion concluded under the 18th of July
1on5 as TO nm international arrangement with
regard to certain matters connected WIN
civil procedure it is hereby brought to
public notice that applications for the IN
dertakinp of services in foreign countries
with reference to article | of the conven-
ton and for having sentences made execu-
+or;al in foreign countries with reference to
article 10 of the convention are to be sent
IN to the Government Of the Danish West
India Islands provided with the necessary
documents and with such an amount OF
money as the Government consider to be
, 1913-01-22
Translation.

c concerning the proceeding for making APP
nlication for the serving Of certain docu.
ments or for making sentences eAecutorial
in foreign countries.
, 1913-01-22

c. DIMES HANSEN
, 1913-01-22

&. DIMES HANS IN.
, 1913-01-22

G.. y HANSEN.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-04-25
CONGRESSIONAL.

Representative Keating. Kindel
and Seldomridge of Colorado yoted
with majority for free wool.
Caucus voted down all amendments
to lower or increase the duties pro-
posed in the cotton and flax sched-
ules.
Democrats in caucus voted to sup
port the wool schedule of the Under-
wood tariff bill, placing raw wool on
the free list.
Senator Hughes introduced bill -
admit Dr. F. f. Friedman. to prac-
tice medicine in District of Columbia
without usual examinations.
James Hamilton Lewis sworn in as
Senator from Illinois and appointed
to privileges and elections and Dis
trict of Columbia committees.
Senator Thompson introduced reso-
luton for constitutional amendment
providing presidential direct election
and limiting term to six years.
Senator Works. speaking on his bill
to prevent District of Columbia news
papers from printing details of crime,
vigorously attacked present day jour
nalism and newspapers.
The tariff revision bill, which is
making rapid progress in the Demo
cratic caucus of the House, was con
sidered also by conference of the
r pull blican representatives who
agreed to propose amendments and
Democratic Leader Underwood pre-
dicted that the bill would be brought
up in the House soon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-04-25
GEN ERAt.

The population OF New York city is
5,352 900 persons.
Six men were burned to death in a
fire which destroyed the De Wilson
hotel at Malone. N Y.
The University of Virginia cele-
bratcd the 170th anniversary of the
birth of its founder. Thomas Jeffer-
son.
New York state will receive between
S3,0O0.000 and S4,000,000 in inheri-
tance from estate of the late ]. p
Morgan.
Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Magill. who
was born April H.. 1908. near Doyles-
town. Pa, celebrated her birthday at
her home in Philadelphia.
Supreme Court Justice Cohalan de-
cided that the present laws of New
York permit trial marriages for wo-
men less than eighteen years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Cunningham
of Denver were badly hurt in an auto
when their car skidded and jumped a
twenty-foot embankment.
An air blast generated by the fall of
100000 tons Of Gaping at the Miami
mine, seven miles from Globe, Ar.z..
killed three miners and injured a hun
dred others, four probably fatally.
The body OF J. Pierpont Morgan IS
at rest. 1t was buried on the crest OF
Cedar Hill cemetery at Hartford.
Conn. the sixth of the house of Nor
gan to find resting places there.
Complete returns from towns and
cities of Illinois in which the saloon
was an issue in the elections of April
l and April 10 show that the dry ter
ritory is seventy per cent of the area
of the state.
John Nicholson Anhut, lawyer,
was indicted by the grand jury in New
York for bribery in connection with
alleged efforts to secure the release
of Harry X. Thaw from the Mattea-
wan state hospital for the criminal in
sane.
The grand jury returned eighteen
secret indictments at Columbus, Ohio.
several of these being in connection
with the affairs of the defunct Colum-
bus Savings and Trust Company bank
and involving three former Ohio state
treasurers.
The coroner's jury investigating the
death of George Dietz, the wealthy
Chicago woman's tailor, who was slain
in his room by hammer blows, has
ordered Mrs. Dietz and George Nurn-
berg, harness maker, who admitted
that he was her lover, held for the
crime.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-04-25
WASHINGTON.

A step-mother is a relative to her
step-children, according to a decision
by Comptroller of the Treasury Trace
well.
President Wilson is keeping in close
touch with the situation both in Japan
and California over the proposed alien
land legislation.
President Wilson accepted che hon
ofarv presidency of the Boy Scouts of
America.
Senators Shafroth and Thomas
have recommended the appointment
of Annie c. Rogers as receiver of
public moneys in the land office at
Leadville.
The United States stands fourteen
tn among the nations of the world in
number of government-owned aero
planes, and in government expendi-
lures for aerial navigation in the last
five years