davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

The old well bucket, not oaken, but
made OF iron and Weighing forty
pounds fell onto the head of Will
liam Poole Of Sawyer and fractured
his skull. He is in a critical condi-
ton In a hospital.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

Al bill introduced into the legislature
plans the establishment of two great
state highways, one from Fargo and
one from Grand Forks, both west to
the Montana boundary.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

1t lis said that a blood t~ransfusoin
operation, made recently in Minnea-
polis, which was thought to be Il
unique case In this ~couyntry. has been
performed three times since 1910 in
the general hospital at Devils Lake.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

The North Dakota state poultry
show, being held in Fargo this week,
is said to surpass, in number of birds
displayed and in the excellence OF the
exhibits, any like show ever held in the
state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

Among the many attending the Tri-
State convention are a number of
North Dakota newspaper men, and
have paid The Forum a pleas
ant calI,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

Plans for a new theatre on the site
of the old Masonic temple at Grand
Forks have been made and a stock
company may be organized to erect a
structure.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

qwAHOUGH Jack and Evelyn were both so fond Of sheppie they were often
unable TO deny that sometimes Sheppe was not a really good dog
Though I hope he IS never SO naughty as q dog 7 heard about
- nnfa dnAAmM
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin B. stiles. an
aged couple, were found asphyxiated
N their farm home four miles from
Dickey.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

Millions of bushels of grain are now
being marketed on the North Dakota
slope in what was formerly exclusive
COW country.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

The suggestion for a f~our-year term
for oficials, which means Jess politics
for the state. is meeting with wide APP
prevail.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

The Neche Chronotype carries a live
booster notice on it's back page. that
gives readers a good opinion of the
town.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

North Dakota farmers have gained a
lot of practical information on many
week.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-20
1 PIG. ,t bieI.

ct. 9ureaufratismus tann ipieber
einen neueu triumph buden. grbielt oa
bieier Gage Elm aueeiebener 9iirger bon
&liuesutbaI in Sahien bur1 einen
S6usmaun Die auffOrSerunG er m6se
in Steuerau9eIeseubeiten an GemeinSes
nmtsiteIle eriheineu Ser 8ndere. Der
nidjt nbute, mas ibm beporitaub. Ieiitete
Der GufforOerllns 6oIee, uno lie6e Sn:
tr fuurbe bsIobut ct. 8ureaufratius
sabIte ibm eineu Pfennis 5uoieI pers
einnabnter Steuern 5uriidl
@ebuIo 1T eine 9fIdnSe, Die nid1t i'm
@drteu oes Sananinifers eeoeibt = linb
toG iiberipinbet tie Ranfes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-20
Georgt'B V. ejaBiamnltr.
Sm gn6iHsham. BaIait bet ttmbaHtea
aufaebedt.

hAfbebebte
&c frirO aIaemein angenomen, bdb
iid bic Sddbe bes 36ni9s bon England
I'm Sofper befinben unb 5tpdr in ndds
fer Rd6e Ses iogenannten Heeoro Soips
ers. eines Siilteren, alien Sburnies, Der
TN TeitteIalter Der Sd,aupIas jabls
reiber 8Iutt6aten mar, ipdter aIs ars
dbin beniibt tpuroe uno 9eeenipdrtt8 ais
Nif6epabrlngsort ber 8roniuiuelen
bient. beren 8eiidtisune benz FnbIifum
eeitattet lit. penn aud Die Suipelen
bur6 elm Glitter pon ben Seidduern 9es
trennt iinb unS iid 5abIreid5e Setectios
inter ben Ieusierieen befinoen, ba man
Idon einmaI ben 8eriud eematt bat.
bic S6mudsegenitdnbe gu iteblen.
Slunmehr iperben dber IN Der tonigs
Iiben 8eiiben5. benz SudinsbamsRalait,
ImfaiIenSe Henopirunesnrbeiten porgeS
npmmen; unb crit Sapur6 erfubren bic
breiteren S6ibten Der 9onooner Bee
b6Iferiing. Sab iid5 bic meiiten S9dse
Der f6nieIidlen SnmiIie i'm erogel6ob
bes YaIaites befinoen. Seun oieie
: Sleinobien fperben ieet, ipabrenb Der
9auer Der Grbeiten. burd beionoere
BoriiftsmabreeeIn seIhiibt.
gs iinS brei @eipSlbe, bic bdJu bies
nen, al bic @eifenfe. bic ben aOnisen
bon gnalanb i'm 2aufe ber Iesten Sabrs
bunberte semabt ipuroen uuo bic bon
unermebIidb bobem 3erthe iinb, auf5is
beipa6ren. 9iele brei gldume iinb iebr
grob. nnb Der gr6bte bon ibuen lit
100 Sub lang unO so SUB brett. Sn oies
fem @emad befinben iih nusidliebIi6
tpertbpoIIe @emdIbe. RiniatlIreu, Bafs
fen. sabnen unS aliniteeeenitdrSe. Der
5fpeite Saal III nift bieI fIeiner unb
In oieIem tperoen foltbare nIte Bidder
unb Manuicripte. ipunberbdre Snitriis
Observation-Disclosures, tpertbbole Seppi6e
nnb @eipdnber uno berrli6es Por5eIlau
aufbeipabrt.
Der brittle gdum, Der Heinife bon aIs
Ter. iIt boIlfommen nit Std6I arsses
Heibet, unS in bieiem befinoeu it'd bic
@ei6enfe ausIGnbiider Serrider. 9iefe
@ei6enfe beiteben gum grDbten SbeiI
In unI6Gbbar tperthnoIlen 8Ieiuobieu.
0ie meifteu bieier &leinooieu ipilrben
Der S6nisin Gietorid anldBIib ibrer
peri6iebenen HesierrngsiubiIden ses
ma6t. unb bic ibonften nnter Sieien
Gei6enfen iinb bic bes Sfaifers Srdns
SoIef. bes Yapites nnb bes beutihen
Auifers 8unberboIIe Gnsebinbe baben
natiirIi9 audi egotiibe SiiritIidieiteu.
ipie Der ss6nig bon Siom. nerihiebene
inbiI9e 9aabI6as unb Der &aiier bon
GbeHbnien semabt, bic aIIeiu iGon
einen beifpieIloien @ertb reprdiertirer.
RatirIid iit niinmebr ebenfans Elm
ednses Sesr bon Seteetibs dufsebcten,
nm biefe Softbarfeiten gu betrudeH; unS
es TT bds @erii1t perbreitet, bab mebr
aIs bic SdIfte Der Bel ben Rencpiritnsss
arbeiten Seiddftisteu @ebeiu,polpiitsn
fiub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-20
,,ylapaIepa" beI 4ntiaHariatI.

Sm aIter bon AZ Snbreu 1T in 2ous
bon Bernarb luaritfcb seftprbsrb ipphL
elmer Der srSbten 8iiderfsnner. ben bic
8eIt beIab, elm = ipie ieIbft feline @oIs
Ieaer Iaeen - rRapoIeon bes dntiquds
riats- unb elm ipiirbiser RahfoIger ieis
mes i'm &unitbaubel 10 fdneu beriibmt
gefporbenen @aters, Der 1S47 aus SdHs
fen nah gneIanb fam unb benz fiibrens
ben snsIii6en Gntiquar Senrh @eoree
8o6n itoIS erilGrte: ~Sie iinb Der erite
gii6erpertGiier gngIanbs. i6 mill Der
erite bon europa iperben." gr tpurbe es
unb bat bamit seipib feinem Sobns bic
8abH eeebnet.
dIs Oudriti6 1899 Der Ra6foIeer ieis
nes Bdters ipurbe, batte er cine Iange
unb aud bereits tbatenreife 8orbereis
tinesarbeit binter iidb. bate io5uiaeen
bon Der Bile auf gebieut. elm Sabr IN
9eip3ie uno banu elm Sabr in Ydris
eearbeitet. rgr mar infer &ouis.- iagte
Der Rlinif6dnSIer Sabin, als er am
0onnerItag bon benz Sobe ieines sros
ben eoIIeeen srfibr. Der ihou ais iuns
ger 3pan5ieer cine gntoedrinssreiie
no5 ben srie1ii6en SnieIn iinternabm
unS bon bieIsr Sabrt in's ilueetpiRe nit
einem Shnbe alter Manuitripte uno
Bidder 5uriidtebrte, Inn ben i'm bic be-
riibutteiten samntIer Der BeIt beueiSeu
founten.
Bernard GIfreb Ouaritfd mar es
aud. ber Rierpont Norsan's berii6mte
8ibIiot6et aufbaiite. Der iitrse, bdnlals
80idbrige Rnun ipurbe bal6 Der Bers
traute bes WauItimiuioudrs, nnb obue
GudritIcb mare bic Bii9erinumIune
Tlorgans ME bds seiporben, mas lie
beiite 1T. WeiIIioneu siHeeH idbrIid
burd feline Sdnbe. fir ben sriten 8oIios
banb Sbafeipeares Ieste er betipieIss
ipeiie obne peiteres $4,000 an. fir
einige 8ei6niineeu bon 4Iafe $4,000.
aber tpie iebr er feIbit BET bieien rOmaits
tiiden 8iffern iueitblidenber @efhdftss
mann mar nnb immer Redt bebieIt =
I'M @runbe mar bieier erobe Gutiauar
eiu SoeaIiit reiuiteu BaHers, Der bette
8reunb unb Ratbeeber feiner Hebeu<
bubIer. fiirs me5r ais elm -gaapoIeou bes
Gntiquariats": elm srob5iieiser Renid9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-20
Stride fit &omtnten.

Ser aaiier bat neuIih i'm geuen gas
Iais Germ Seiurid Saaenbed In llis
bisn3 empfanseu. Der 8tped Der llntsrs
baItilue mar Der 8unif bss SeaiierR.
iiber bic 5ipedmdbieIte 8IutauffriIduus
oes 8iIobeitanbes in Der 9iomintener
Seibe bic auiidt bes Germ Saaenbef
gu boren. Had 8eenbieiine bes gortras
oes Sneenbed's nabm Der StaiIer bic
@eipsibe in au9eni6ein Die Snsenbed
niteebra1t bate. es paren @eipeibe
tes 8apitisSiri6es. @efpeibe oes iibiris
iten uno Ses tailtaiiIden Siriaes. 9ie
@etpeibe oes fnutaiii6en Sirihes eefies
len benz Safer nm beiten, iino on audi
Sa9enbed ben iniifaiiiheu Grid fir ees
eisuet our gerpflan5uns mad Der Nos
mintener 9eibe bieIt. 10 fnnn aIs patrs
iheinIidJ nnaenommen fperben. bab cine
Gn5abI ioIder S6iere nnh 9fominten
importirt pirb 8ie grob Die 8abI Sieier
Sirife iein ioIl. Snriiber 1T eine gnts
ideibuus nod uiht gctroHcr iporben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-20
Gaiier SiIbtlm nnb : aant.

Su elmer intereiianten Stubie iiber bic
YerionIi6teit Oes 9eutiden aaifers. bic
in Chambers Sournal ber6ffentIidlt
tpirb. beidGftiet ii6 gi. Sbirsf nu6 nit
Der eroben 8eleienbeit oes Deonarden
llno er5dblt babel bas 6arntteriitiid
ileine grIebnib, bas einem eneIiI6en 9is
idof AM Saiierbofe piberfubr.
Ser en9liide 8irbenmann eenob felt
Inngem Die beionbere CUNT oes 4aiiers,
Der benz 9iibof feline grobe &enntnib
Der beiitifeu 2iteratiir bod aure6nete
9ei Der gintpeibung bes 8erliner 9oms
mar Der britiihe Sfir6enfiirit oils @ait
eeIaben. sIIs sr feinen 8Ias an Der
SoftafeI einnabm. faEb er neben feinem
seller eineu 8etteI, aiif ben Der 8aiIer
einiee Semerfuueen seifrieben hattie
Sie be5oeeu iidb auf eiue tritii6e 8ants
Stubie. Die ipeniee Boben borber in
grsIano erihienen mar. Ser aaiier
fiibrte ans. bab einiee Greumente ieuer
9ritif ibm ourhnus niht eeredt eri6eis
men f0nnteu, 5itirte in Stlammern bic
Seiteu5abIeu iener SteIIen. benen er iidl
ridt anidl6iie, unb enbete NIT elmer
giuIabine an ben 9iidof, na6 Dem 8is
ner gu ibm, benz Staiier, in bic 9ibIios
tbef gu fommeu, mo man iif einmal 9es
miitbIidb uro itnaeft6rt sufammen iiber
bic Srnaen unterbaIten Tonne.
@Iiidliheripeiie hattie Der gifdof bus
fdIlie bas Bud bereits geTeien; in Der
gibliotbef ertpartete ibn Der 4uiIer, uno
nun entipann iit 5tpiiden bem Sat
unb benz Ronarhen cine pbiIoIopbiidle
9ist,fiiou, bic 70 aneeregt fpurbe. 6ab
beiSe bic Seit uereabeu llno pabrs
ifeiuIid) mare Die gr6rterilue nod itlns
benInra fortgeiebt iporber ipenn nitt
idbIiebIih = es mar bereits peit fiber
Wlitternoht - bic aniierin in Die gis
bIiptbef nefommen ipdre ilub ihren @es
mabI beior1t gemnbnt hattie, bub es nad1
sinem 10 onitren9enben Sase h6dbIte 3eit
iei, bic 9ishtiiion nb5ubreheu, einerlei.
ipie intereTant oas Sbema nu6 iein
m5ae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-20
9rtegsbumnr.
Bar Starfans gins ber Dfiisier TN
8pmbarbement ipastereH.

sn ben ,Uadrhes be rgit~ Iieit man:
Der fran5oiii9e Bis 1T ipridip6rtIicb;
be man6en GeIesenbeiten tpiro er
eerabe3u erbaben unb monumental.
@G6renb Der @eIagerrrp bon gdris i'm
Sabre 1870 eins eines cages Elm Offis
5ier, ber infoIse zines Ian9en Gufents
bdlts In ben sfalematten eines Sorts
gang entfrdftet mar. mitten i'm itdrfiteu
9ombaroement aif bem @laeis ipas
Sieren. Sein Sbcrit ruff ibm 5u: .8um
8onnertpetter, mas MAIDEN Sic benu
ba?~ Borauf Der OffiSier iebr riibie rtnb
t,euber3is ertuiOert: SD sebe meiner
@einnbbeit peeen ipa5ierem 9err
Oberit -
Solsenbes @eIdi6tden tpirb bon Yes
IiSiier (aber aud bon anbsrer Seerfiibs
rern) er5dbIt: gines Cages = es por
tpdbrenb bes SeIb5ises in afrifa = lieb
Iid Der General bon feinem Borne 10
binreiben. bab er seeen eiueu llnterofts
sier bic San6 erbob. I'M ibn gu i6ld>
gen. Ser SoIbat aber sreift raid gu ieis
ner giitole, fdbiebt unb F. berfeblt ods
8iel. 9a Iagt Pelifiier NIT Der srDbten
saItbIiitiefeit: ~a1t Gage Grreif ipegen
niierdbIen Sfiebens i'm Gneeii6t oes
sseinbes." Gum S6Iub nod cine Gnefs
bote bon General Goborn, Der 5iir 9eit
glapolepns I. i'm Grmeeforps WlaHenas
cine aus &orisn sebiIbete Snfantcries
Brigade befebliste. Goborn mar Elm
rprob5iigieer- Rann, elm GROCER @ers
ihtpenber, elm Sreunb bes @eines, Der
8eiber uub ber Rarten, babel dber
topfer bis aur Soufiibnbeit. Gm 8. Wdi
1909 tpo[lte er in baS bon ben DETER
reidern bsiebte Stdbtben gbsrsbers
einbrinssu; babel iprenste er unter benz
fseuer bon 5tpolf &nnoren, bic auf Der
entaeeeneeIebten Seite itanben uuo uns
ter benz SaseI bon &artdti6en iiho @es
tpe6rfueeln, bic aus ben oberen Stod>
tperfen ber Sduier ber Stabt niebers
iauiten. Idnes ber Bride. bic ben 8u>
gang our Stabt biIOete. umber. Sier
mare ieIbit Der iineri6rodenfte Rann
suriidgeipihen; aber goborn, beHen
Sapferfeit unb 93ertpesenbeit nit Der
@efabr fpu6s. lieb iib bur9 bas gan5e
ulplptlll9t SuplebtH lllepi uup ptl VthpS
tpiHsen uHb eelanste aud ridtia ans
anbere llfer. am nddbften Gage ritt Der
aaiIer bic Sront bieier Brigade, bon Der
mir nod bic SdIfte iibrie 9ebIieben mar.
oh uub ridtete in italieniifer Sprade
an einise Solbaten bas 8ort, nm gu
erfahren, Ob iie burd bic fitrdtbaren
gerIuite, bic iie erlitten bdtten, ni1t bss
SeIbftbertraiens berairbt tporben mas
rem; idIiebIih bieIt er Dor benz Siibrer
Der Sruppen unS iaete idarf: ~Serr
General, Gle bdben iid) eeitern in
braifednseriider. nnboriidtiser Beiie
eroben @efabren auseeictt; ih bin fein
Sreuub berartieer @ranourftiide." =
-Wlaieftdt," ertpiberte Der General, Der
etubm lit ipie Der Gbampasner: er iteist
ou &opf unb berauidt." = rSie IoIIten
ober fpiFen. Serr General. baS bns gInt
ilnierer SoIbaten nidt ipie bns @eIo 1T.
bas sic gum Seniter binaus5utperfen
pflegen: nit bieiem Dilute fann man
nidt fpdridm eenug iimeeben. Seben
Sic NAL Der. mas bon S6rer Brigdbe
ifbrg seblieben it'll 9aiim bic SdIftel"
= sd babe bann immer nod senug
tiir elm anSermal, Raieitdtl" glapoleon
eriptoerte ni6ts unb ritt ipeiter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-20
q Sonutaas.8hae.
sadapaRna & BbomiHa Ballet.
feaurei einie.l
3wti&,u Scranton unb @ilfss'Bdrrs'

pwII@tn SudntuH hnb gStIIts'Outtt'
aaas verIdtTsn @erdntpu uu .00.2M. 300
A.0O, 500 unt 900 1eratne. Nm $40 Mcr-
atus an @uGtntdasn uub dlis udGfplasnbs
spau,ta Tlinuisu, unt nm 700 @crdsns an
SunHtdasu unb dils ua6folasnes ,pansta Mt-
nu,,u BE unb tulluHss 100 RaGts. In BfI'
F,s.s3drrs al Tttuuisn fbdtsr dnfcmmtub.
&rpreg,aas, uur In pitteiuu anbalienb, psr-
IaHeu Sudnion dlIs Siuubt tdalt&, dasdt-
ncutrsu Scuuiaas uHb Beitrfdaeu. uon 7.fa
q, oroens bts 7.f9 Nbsnbs unb treHeu In Btls
fes. g3orrt 40 Wluuteu fpdttr Elm.
ostttr,r Dtsnfi ,rtintn Sranicn. Rav Nua
pdri, euna PART, pettrsbura une Dunnicrs.
Siebt tBabrptdp fhr atpddeetcrpsrnns 3na'
Sraitr ardfi am e. Sultf907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-20
eu,uter 8eaueni.

q 'Ss sSnusu ps&lsIn Sbrtn Gbsd tsbsn 9bsHh
Rie Q nor, $i.00 erSfnt cine Spar:tnlaes
aabIt 3 Trp,snt 3inftn. Sis fSnntn ttfbsn StF
@eIb iebsn Taa I'm Sabr ebue ahubtsune..
BHYagdaitIiib besenad&Hets assntsn ttir BIZ
Nmmtlttbtn 56 Trausailanttfmtu une 8hfftH
Sambfsr einitu. G5isbt fir Rstitn bic btfs
Nuslaaft unb uifbrisRs wrstis.
Die gictdriats Ntibsiluua fsrtiat BpIlmdntsu
uub ssrIdbi,etus ssItsIi&s Dpiumtnts Ia dIlsn
s,trpp6iI&tu Spra&sn an. Sdoret palis Jul
8uraey son BEN BT. Siadten. @sletHoun8su
ndtS alien Ebtilsn bsr Btlt.
8Iam Bdnfin8 SDnfe,
ais Qadapanna MDe., Scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-20

DeIapare, eadaiuanna uns Bsitsra DabH
Sn araft ben "a. Suut 1906.

DeInpave, E1ff0iunnnu unb kbeNeth Duvh
Sn araft ben "a. Sunt 1905.
@ahItdi-BrIdei Scranton far 9sH ypri
nm 2.O5, $40, sos. 500, 1920, Born.
11lO. S.25 uub $40 Iadmtttaas. 8Br
slsw gprf unb pbildbslpbid, nm 500 Born.
f2.IO uub 3.35 RdGmtttass. 8hr
Spbsbauua, $40 1aGmittass.
R1rolid-ahr Buffalo nm LIS, 6.25u 800
sRcr., / IS. $40 uub ii .t0sfa&mtttaas. Mir
Rtuabau,ion, GImtra unb 3pifGsuifattontn nm
fO.iO Wcr. unt los Rahm. 8hr Ospsac.
Gvrasul. uut Utica. I'm lis unb 6.25 Rcr.;
f.55 Ratbmttidas Ssweao. ovrdenls unb
fititd 2na nm 6.25 Wor. Iduft tdalth. dusat.
npnuter Spuutdas. HHr WUutrpit um 900
Mcr. .O5 unt $40 Nd&m. WtGclfcu ge'
spncbdttcu, uui 400 Rd6mtttaas. Btns-
bamptpu aeecuiptdttpn, um 6.f5 5Rd6Hitfdss.
SIoonasburs 9ibtfion-grIdht SCRANTON
fir Nortbunitsrldnb I'm 6.35. 1920 wlcr.i
f.55 uns 6.40sta&m. Gar plymouth uH 9.o5
@a&mtitaas.
ScnutdaS'8hae.
edSItd-Ear Rsp gcrf um 205, 3.20
sos arb 1920 Wcrasnsi 3.35 une 3.4O
Ra&m.
g,SrsIlM -sar 8uHdIc nm t.ts. uut
6.25. Tscr., f.55, $40 unb lilo Na&ni..
8ir Siusbanttpn unb 3piI&tnfahoHsn' s.OO
urb 1910 Bprmitidas.
sIne msbura 1ibiiiou-gtridat SCRANTON
ssb I0.2H Wpr. une GAO Ra6mttiase.
The evening world., 1913-09-26
WILL TRY POLICEMAN FOR
ARRESTIMG GIRL SKATER
Waldo Says Valentine Also Made
False Statement TO
Deputy.

Policeman George c. Valentine Of the
Leonard street station. who arrested
Lillian McAloon, the slxteen-year-old
Washin gton Irving High School girl. for
skating In front OF her home. No. III
West Thirtieth street, last Saturday eve-
ming. will be arraigned on charges at
Police Headquarters for making an I'M
necessary arrest and for making a false
official statement to Deputy Police Com
missioner Newberger. What this state
mont was Commissioner waldo would
not say.
lie ordered Mr.. New'berger to investi-
gate the case when the little girl told
her story. after she had been bailed out
by Alderman Frank Bowling and later
In the West Side Court honorably dis
charged by Magistrate Walsh.
It developed that Valentine, who has
been = policeman only since last Oc-
tober, moved into No. 900 West Thirtie IN
street last week. bringing with him his
wife and two children. one OF them 4
baby who was III. The skating OF the
small children OF the block annoyed
him. and after protesting Valentine
made the arrest.
The evening world., 1913-09-26

within the provisions OF the law. Two
Of the inspectors went on the stand and
one declared he had not noticed the
locks at the last inspection and the
other said his inspection had been "only
cursory."
~ I were proprietor OF a loft In which
more than 100 persons were at work and
wanted to safeguard their lives" then
said Justice Kernochan, II would not
have that kind OF q lock on my doors.
am willing to take the word OF an
expert OF the Fire Prevention Bureau
that It Is dangerous"
Adjournment was taken from last
Saturdays session OF the trial In order
to permit Of the defendants finding one
Of the chief inspectors Of the Labor
Bureau who. according TO Steuer's con-
tention. had given his approval OF the
lock.
Blanck and his partner. Harris. were
tried for granddaughter before Judge
Grain In General Sessions In Dece mber.
1911. On hat occasion l. dozen OF the
survivors OF the disaster In the Asch
Building took the stand to testify that
the doors OF the loft were locked at the
time IRE swept the place and that they
were unable to throw back the "shot
lock-. which barred their way to free.
dom and life. The charred frame Of
one OF tho doors. bearing the still
locked mechanism OF death, was one Of
the exhibits for the prosecution.
Both men were acquitted.
The evening world., 1913-09-26
STOP GAMBLING,
SHUT Up At | A.M.,
WALDO TELLSPOL|CE
Removes Capt. Tierney as Re-
suit of Chinatown Raid.
ku!lne to Be Tried.

Follow ing Police Commissioner Wal
dos personal discovery last night that
gambling houses were running openly
in Chinatown and his action in sus-
pending Capt. Tlerney Of the Elizabeth
street station and sergeant owen J.
Keegan and Patrolman Louis Gray OF
Inspector Lahey's STAFF, n rigid in.
vestigation was begun into police at
fairs in the second inspection district
to-day. Inspector Lahey reached Head
quarters in answer to an order at IL
o'clock and was at once summoned
into the Commissioner private ONCE.
Commissioner Waldo said that probl-
bly, he would suspend other policemen
and place them on trial for allowing
wide open conditions to be resumed in
Chinatown. Tierney was removed from
the Elizabeth street station and Capt.
Dominick Riley was assigned to COM
mand. Tierney goes to Greenwich
street.
That the Commissioner IL keeping
pretty close watch on things all over
town became evident to-day when II
was announced that charges had been
served on Capt. August kuhne OF the
Lenox avenue station. Third Deputy
Commissioner Newburger ra!ded two
crap INES in Kuhne's precinct recent
Is. kuhne Is to be tried for allowing
these places to run and also for failing
to maintain discipline. The latter
charge Is based on recent inspection
OF the precinct In the course of which
at least forty instances OF patrolmer
of post were noted.
Commissioned Waldo expects tina;
charges against kuhne and Tierney
will be notice to precinct commanders
that he expects to remain In office un'
til the first Of tho year and maintain
discipline in the department lie /,
also determined to keep IN his policy
OF suppressing gambling. Reports tina
the lid" Is to be lifted by Mayor Kiln,
have not disturbed Commissioner
Waldo. lilo says that his men viii
continue to enforce the / o'clock clos
ing law against all places where liquo
is sold except such additional places a.
are granted all-night licenses by tn
, Mayor.
The evening world., 1913-09-26
GETS SIS PER; HUSBAND RICH
woman Wants AlimOny Case Re.
considered by Court.

In the supreme Court to-day. accord
ing to her complaint. Mrs. Mary J.
Cough is forced to take In boardcri.
while her husband. Wallace L. Cough
Is the head OF the W. l.. Cough Com
pany, rubber importers She AYERS ne
Is very rich.
Mrs Dough complains that she was
coerced into signing an unjust and
ridiculous separation agreement. by the
terms OF which she gets only SIS "A week.
She asks for a reconsideration % the
case and an allowance commensurate
with her husbands means and income.