davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22
MaOclfide.

@er bGtte iic nod niht emphanOen
,6ieIe fleinen. nn0 bod 10 idmer5bai-
ten @un0eu. melhe uns 8lnpeilen Die
nGAiten g%ngeborigeil, CUTE 6rertnoe
ulDO gto66arn 5ufiigen2 Sir attOere
faum mu6rne5mbar, geben iie Dem
@etroffenen bis ms %innerIte Ser3.
Sn I6einbor gutter Abiidt, nit beud)-
leriider Miene meroen tie beige
braht. @ir f0nnen Inns ibrer ni6t
c%rpebren. oern lie t~reffen inns I'M
perbofit unO meiit 10. Dab uns Die
Spra6e ftoft. @ielleiht miiroen tie
meniger ihmer3en, fpenn iie ridt Ell
men ifon mqtnSen Bunft b~eriibrten.
MdngeI, oeren mir ms langlt be1puBt
lin0, ioaen on0ere nidt nod nit lie6-
lofen gemerfungen berfolgen. $50
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22

rum 1tttr fam Elm Oteni6 nidt Die
Sdmdden 0es anOeren idonen2 Der
Srieb, au perleben, muB oph tief in
unIerer gatur besriinOet lieger1 oertn
audi sic 9eIten iiebt man ibm folgeIl.
@r entipringt Dem 8bariiderbod'
NUDE, Ser ii6 freut, Dent otpoerc
9ette 6ebIer 3eiger, Die man 5ulul'
liza 1eIbit nift fat. Sdon IN Der
SduIe beginner 6ieie fletnen Setoen
fir piele. 9oIo lit es Der 6ei1etOe-
mere g[n3aa, 0ie miit0er %begilnittgte
Steu1tm Ser @ltern, baJ0 aud elm
forperlihes @ebreden ODER aud bic
@orIiebe, ole elm begnbtes &ino iel-
tens Ieiner 2ebrer genieBt, tpelde Oae
W3itIhiiler u1lo -idiilerinnet 81
SttdeIeien reisen. gee6nten 0ieie aud
oft nltr Die 6orm plunlper geedereler
an, 10 muB i6nen bod Oom @r5teber
6alOm0gli6It ur0 na6Oriidli6lt Sin
bult getan merOen, 10 lange oas 9cr6
nod lpei6 uip0 mitleiOiger &eguttgert
fGbiq lit. Sat crit Gas 2eben etilem
SpottIiihtigen ale Saltiio11ert ge-
ralt6t, i'm @uttGui6ungen tuto Bit
terniile qe6radt, baum pebe oerell
Sic BON i6m o65Gngig iinol Seltet
i6n ollA nift mebr Der lleberntitt, 10
miro er bod bGufig periu6er, nit
boarIdurfen geaOelltiden 8ut1Oen %
bei3u6ringett, mo- err peiB, OnB eS
mebe TIT. Qnqebli1: D9omit es Die
lem nidt gu Do6l perOe." Sft 1T Die
Sudt, 3u itidellt, MIR Elm AltsfllB
BON ltusufrieoenbeit nit Dem Sdld-
ial. 9iefer Sail tritt meiit 3iptl9sll
gheleuten Elm unO triibt 6aS 8erbalt-
mis- ser S6ipiegereltern 5u ibren
atn0ern. Selbit Die ioealIte Grelttlo'
ihaft fam al 0ieiem llebel 3lpgrltilOe
Qe6en. Man oer8eibt 8ebnmal liebcr
einen offenen ebrli6en SoOel alS
oieIe 8emerfungep NIT Derltedtem
Sin1, ober 0eutli1 fitbl6arer Spise.
@eqen offene 8orlpltrte Dd0en mlr
meiit 8erteioigrngSmittel beimltdelr,
bos6often glngriffen gegeniiber lino
mir modtlos, ipenn unS Die ydafltr
nift cine beIon0ere S6lagfertigfeit
inn Ge6en perlie6 o0er metln mir
6urh sic @erbGltniiie gum iHnpetgea-
SEN 0ll0er oerurteilt itno. SIT es
moglid, Damn 9eben MIR lie6er eOtn
aaem ais Dem @ege. 9lls Oieism
@run6e bnben i9On monder @9et
un0 npun9e &errin ibr gltes Berio-
nal Derloren. SinO oie 8erbaltnifle
Ttdrfer ais mir un0 10 birOeno, 0aB
mir 0en llebel ni6t auspeiden font
men, 10 per0en mir elen0 an Seth ullO
Geele. @ar man6er idon furO 0ieieS
glen0 unertrGgli6 unO idieo f%reitpil-
Tia aus Dem 2eben, obgleid i6n fem
QroBes l1ngliid ~getroifen, gegen mel
DIES en- ii6 nit StOl3 gepappnet, me'-
des er nit @ottoertrauen getraacn
b6tte. @n oen ugtaOelltiAen" en-
(abmte feline 4raft. 81. ".
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22
5rndtflOke Elm iuOblidmedenOes, Bill
Iises Serbfseridt.
Bon so. 80 &.

SIN Serblt, penn 0as S6it biaig 81
baben lit, ioate bic Sausfrau, ma
mentli6 tDern iie &inOer am Glide
FAT, oft Ole geiunOen un0 poblihme-
deuOen 6ru6tfloBe aui OenIii9 brir-
qeu. M6ann fam 6n3u ale mogIiden
ObItiorten oerpenOen, Ffldumen,
Aprifoien, 8firiihe, Mira6eaen, Dir
men un6 Mepfel. AIs Seig fomllet
0rei Mrten in 8etradt. PIN einfot-
item uno biuigiten 1T Ser &artoffel-
floBteiq, Sen man ans / Giut geriebe-
ner &artoffe[n, einem gan5en 81 uno
10 Mel Mebl fnetet, Dab Elm Elm bait
6orer 4loBteig entitebt. @on Oieiem
Seige reibt man Stiide bon Der Gro
BE elmer fleinen &artoffel ob uno
flint oieie nit elmer balb ourHge-
IAuittenen, entferrten Bfldume, Der
man nnItett Oes &erneS elm Stiidden
@iirfel3uder einitedt, o0er nit apri-
foien, MirabeQen, Mepfel- ODER 8ir-
ncnipalten. Sn Snl5maiier Is DH-
uuten gefodt, meroen iie NIT Dem
Sdauml0ffel berousgenommerl, nit
brauner Butter iibergoilen unO nit
9ufer unO 3imt beitreut iofOrt ouf-
0rtrogen. Gin feinerer Seig lit fol.
GENDER: Gin eigroBes Stiid Butter
riihrt man id)aumig, gfbt 2 Gier, 3
GBl0fiel Milh, cine @anopon gerie-
bene SemmeI, ebeniooiel geriebenen
meiBen 91fe (Quarf) unO 10 oiel9eebI
oaran, oaB Elm 5iemlih letter Seig
entite6t, Ser iid auf oem 9SuOel6rett
ousronm IaBt. Die sur 6iiae be-
ftimmten JriiHte perOen nit 0ieiem
SeiQe MIR gart3 0iinn umbiiat unO in
gaI8paIier 10 large gefodt, Bis tie an
ser 06erflGhe idnpimmen. Sier3u
afbt manebenfaIfs braune Butter ufrO
6eltreut tie nit oeriebenen 8fefferfu.
den o0er geiiIien. Sic brittle Sei9art
fir 6ru1tfl6Be lit ein ieiner Sent
meIfloBteig. Mnn ihneiOet bierfiir A
Milf6rothen fleinmiirflig unO betlest
tie mad uno nnh nit u &int Wil6.
Gin qroBes Stiid Butter miro i@au-
mig gerii6rt, nit 2-3 @iern mo 4
2offeIn MebI uermiidt urrO Damn gu
Dem Semmelbrei gegeben. NadOem
man bei0es gut oerrilbrte, formt man
aug ser MaIie 5-6 Slope, tpdI5t tie
in Me6I unO fodt iie langiam 20
80 Minuten in SaI3naiier, IaBt tie
auf einem Siebe obtropfen un0 iiber-
qieBt tie nit brauner Butter. gu
0ieien gemmelfl6Ben reidt man oos
Oil in gei6mortem 3uitanOe nit Ell.
ner Ganoen, etmas ieimig eingefodten
Sruhtiauce.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22
Gas 8feifdenlpiel

lit Do6l ben meiiten BON euA nod
unbefannt; ih CLAUDE aber5 Bob eS
euA groBen lSpaB MAIDEN miro, nnO
oarum min i'd es bier bel1relben,
Inn 10 mebr, ais man nur orei DIM
qe oa3u brau9t: cine feline Bfeife
(pie iie iiberaa fir Denige Bienni-
ge 3u BADEN il), einen 8inofaoen
bon etwn t6 8oa 2ange uno cine
Si6erbeitsnaOel. 8feifden unO Sea-
Del oerbinOet man Our1 Oie Sdnur,
un0 MN fam oas Spiel Beginner.
SsemanO Don Ser @eieQI6ait mirn
aus Dem Simmer geididt uno crit
mie0er bereingerufen, menn Der
Spielleiter Die iibrigen Wiitipieler,
Sic Iid auf ibren Stiiblen in einen
Rreis eruppiert baben, in BEN Sher5
eingemeibt bat. Mls0ann muB Ger
6ereinoerufene in oen &reiS t~reter,
uno ser Setter iest inn in elmer flei-
men Me0e ouseinan0er, 0aB man oas
8feif9en, tpeldes Inn OorAer ge8eigt
mur6q, i'm &reiie 6erumnpaaoerr
IaiIen fpirh - 1bnlid, mic it jenem
on0ern C.sIeai1nitslpiel ben nSaler"
o0er aud oas @inglein. lin Dem
@udenoen ober feline auigabe 81 err
leidfern, miro elmer ODER Der anoere
BON 3eit 81 3eit aui rem Hfeitden
blalen. @a6renO ser Seiter Dem
L6ufer oies erflGrt, feltelt ibm elm,
onOerer Mitipieler Die Siherbeits-
mabel Iamt Sdmur uno Yieif6en
ouf Dem Ofnden felt, natiirlih obne
oaB er es merit. 6erner blaBt er,
iomie ser 2eiter ieine 8elebrung
i9lieBt, einmal raid in oaS 8felf-
den. 10 ooB Ser SudenOe freuOig
,4e6rt~ maht, in Der @ofinung, ben
IeidHinniseu @feifer abfoiieu 5R
f0nnet. Ser ltngliidIihe abnt ia
nldt, OaB BEL ieiner raiden 8el-
Dung sic 8feife nit berumfliegt, 10
NaB file nun Elm onOerer iaIien fam
un0 i'm ourA einen pl0sliHet
{driaen Son in ISdrefen iebt. 50
qebt es nun INNER meiter, uno went
aae MitfpieIenoen geihidt Elm Ser
Iteden uno 8uiteden beg &feifhens
marfieren, 10 fam es reht lange
6auern. Biz 6pr9[ermite nit perbliiff-
tenn @eiihte bemerft, Dab er genarrt
muroe.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22
@em ae6Srt Sic @eIt?

Gor fur8em los i6 einen Musiprlt6
BON &aIpb @merion, Der lautete:
o9ie @elt gebort DEM, Ser in ibr
nit Seiterfeit uno nod boben 3ielen
mm0ert." llnmiGfiirli6 muBte t9
iiber Die 8obrbeit bieier @orte nod
6enfen uno ite nod eigner @%rfenntniS
au8bouen nn0 %ergGn5en
g8em gebort sic @elt2 Se0em,
ser fie nit ieinem SD erfoBt, Der
erfennet1o uro genieBen0 0as S06ite
fir Die 8erpoMpmmnlng ieines Use
lens aus ibr 8u i6opfen beru1ag.
Gem geb0rt Die 8eIt, Dem fte I'M
4beIten Gimme ibre S6Gse ouftut, nidt
Die ~greifbaren uro ii6tbaren aaetn,
lon0ern piel mebr nod ibre unli6t.
barren S9Gte, lire S0ben uub ibre
Siefen, tire I'M berhorgenen mirfeil-
ben &rGfte.
90 geb0rt oie @eIt niennals 0enen,
oie in felbitiii6tiger abftdt moglidit
groBen @orteil aus ibr 81 5ieben ber-
iu6en; tie geb0rt feinern, Der iein
eigneS SD ibr gegeniiber our Gel
tunq al bringen tro6tet. Sic gebort
feinem, Ser erfiilt BON ieinen eigren
Sorqen ODER Srelloen IN ibr 0abin-
lebt, ipobl ober jeoem Der Die 8elt
fret uno leidt, NIT offenen Sinnen,
Iein eignes SD pergeiien6, umfaBt.
sic oeb0rt Dem, Ser feline Sorgen
TRACT ais einen Sell Ser @eltlalt uro
iein 2ei0 ais Elm Mtom oeS groBen
2eioe8 ser Menidbeit, feline Sreltoe
aber aus ienem uneriA0pfli6en Born
ser Srelloe i60pft, Der fir cine gan6e
@elt genug 8u lpenoen permog.
gtinm 10 biel Oh bermaglt aus Die
lem 2uea gottentItammter Sreltoen,
ou bait elm Mnre9t 0aroui; nit Del
mem 2eben paro Dir Elm 8eliBredt
oaron gegeben. 9ie @elt gebOrt rns
allen, mir miiien MIR ni6t ale, tie in
8eiib 6u nebmen.
@iele ltreden in gieriger Sat- Die
&Gn0e nod ibr aus, uno mas tie
erboiden iino bergdnglide 8liiten,
Die balo melf uno foot 81 8o0en flat
tern, S1Gbe, Die Motten unO &oii
freIlen. @er oie Melt reAt beliBen
min, Ser muB ibre EMBELLISHMENTS
ergreifen, Ser muB i'm 8ergdngli6et
oas llnberg6ngIi6e gepinnen. 90
ourd miro Sic Menl9enieele bel unf
melt, iie eeipinnt bic lonnige Setter
felt oie erI0Iett0 u10 befreienO wirft
Dab ale &emmniiie 0es 2ebens III
ni6t at balten nermogen. 9a mir1
oas Quge Ii6t un0 Der Sub leiht,
Dab Der Menid ourd Die ibm geb0-
rige @elt init S~eiterfeit nod boben
8ieIen" manoern fam.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22
|. 3Ir umIeteg raneu,
mann uuO JJrib.

Gem @eibe 1T Elm fdones 2oOs be.
idieOen,
@as Iie aud bat, tie bat es gang uno
inumer,
Gle freut ii6 an oes ferniten Sternes
Sdimmer,
Glem iie idlieBt lid ab in flarenl
6rieOen.
Ser Mann miro ME 10 ie6r bonn Slid
gemieOen,
Oils er es meiOet, Oenu er iaBt es MINI
mer,
@Ieidgiiltig, miro es beiier, miro es
i6limmer,
@r bort nidt aui Oas Daiein um8u'
iAmieoen.
Sbr lit es, mie Elm 3rgelporf'ner So
ben,
sic b1lt iid bran, uno ihauOert Dor
oen 8ogen,
0ie 1tlltel braun, lt1t0 trlrtt oes 9lfn-
melS 9iifte.
@r ~wieOerItebt nidt, iid i'm @eer gu
ba0en,
unS fori9t, pom be0en Seben nbge-
5ogetl,
Ob Soft iid niht ~oerbirgt i'm S6oB
Der @riifte.
Srieorid SebbeI.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22
1ade unO Daus.
aidenaetteL Id cine @Ode.

yN*NON~*N~ so Nh"N y
Sonntag: 9ouiaon NIT 6aOen-
nuoeIn. &omtbraten nit &oien-
fobI; glaiierte SiiBfartoffeIu nit
eemiibtem Snlat; gefiiate Coma
ten nit Stangenielerie; 9rangeu
unO 8annnen; Nioffntorte nit &C.
i6lagenem 8obm.
90 ontag: 3eisiuppe. Scatter
2amnlbrnten, Die Saiice oufgefo4t
unO geitoBene Rartoffeln; 8obnen-
gentle mo rote &iiben. @armer
&aiefu4en.
DienStng: g%rbieniuppe NIT ein'
gele9ten fleinen 8iirItAen; gu.
loi6 bon balls 9iin0-, 5abb &nn.l'
fletl6 nit Maffaroni; Apfeltom-
pptt ulr0 Mirpifles; 8imtruaffeln
Mittmo9: @erIteniuppe. &albs-
foteIetten nit &opFiolat unO bart-
gefohtem 81; Snl5fartoffeln unO
&o6IrobigemiiIe. 9liOert. &iirbis-
fltben.
OonnerStag: Bo1tnllon NH
S9wammfloB6en, @ebratene gnte
nit 4pielfiiae; 1T Ser 5dale geba'
dene &artoffeln unO Seaerieialat
&aOieshen. 3itronenpie.
G|reitug: RartoffeIiltppe nit
Ha6m ian0 ger0iteten 8r0fden.
&aoood NIT Senfiauce; Sol5far-
toffeIn nit brauner Butter uno
NIT &eis gefiate Eomaten; Stan-
genieaerie uno geriebener W1eerret-
tiH. @efiiate 9melette.
Somsta9: Somnteniuppe. @e-
fofte Minos3unge nit meiBer &olt-
neninuce; aartoifelflOBe mitRflalt-
menmus; @n0ie8hen oOer 9iagur-
fem. Mpfelfuden aus miirbem
3etg.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22

81 fonieqnenten Meniden iin6
omar Sic 6unerl6liigiten, aber ni6t
INNER Die nngeaebmiten 2eute-
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22
gns Dem @eisbeitsidate
Gbineien.

@eines @olO fiirdtet Ous 5ener
niht.
@eue 1T Oas @Orgenrot Der Ts
oenO.
@eIo 1T Elm gutter 9ieuer, ober Elm
gefdbrlider Serr.
@oit Oer8ebrt eiien, gaeiO ben
Meniden.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-05-13

NEW YORK, May 12.-The sultan Of
Turkey, through his legal representa-
tive. was notified today that in an
American law court his position is the
saSne as that of his humblest subject.
The question of the su1tan's rights
as litigant arose in the supreme
court. which has before it the Turkish
rulers suit to get possession of $4,000
insurance money on the life of H. S.
Tavshanjian, q wealthy Armenian mer-
chant. who was assassinated here in
1907
The policy in question was In favor
of Mr.. TavshanJian's mother. who.
until her death, three years ago, resided
in Armenia. Justice Davis heard argu-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-05-13
JURY, REPROVED,
CHANGES VERDICT
Sent Bach to Name amount Of
Larceny. it Then Frees Ohio
Undertaken

COLUMBUS, O., May 12.-As a result
of mistake on the part of the jury,
Oscar H. osman, an undertaken, charged
with larceny. was found both guilty
and not guilty today In the criminal
court.
When the jury first reported, IT
handed the clerk verdict of guilty.
This verdict did not contain the amount
having stolen from the body of a West
Side food victim.
The court ordered the jury back to
write this into the verdict When it
reported the second time verdict of
not guilty was announced
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-05-13


ments today on the demurrer to the
sultan's action. interposed by the Gus
todians of the Tavshanjian estate IN
New York
These defendants asked that the sui
tan give the customary security for the
payment of costs.
Justice Davis said he had received a
letter from the Turkish consul general
here requesting that, in view of the
plaintiffs distinguished rank. he be
released from this obligation.
In denying the request, Justice Davis
said that it did not matter whether
a plaintiff was potentate or one of
his subjects. and that kings, sultans
and emperors should not inject their
domestic affairs into American courts
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-05-13
ANTI-SUFFRAGIST WEARS
HER COLORS ON NIGHTIE
Michigan Woman, Opposed to Votes for
Sex, Reaches Climax of Loyalty
In FIauntfng Emblem
Especial Dispatch to The caII)

Especial Dispatch to The CaII)
WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE height
of enthusiasm in the fight against votes
for women has been reached. This en-
thusiasm, unfailing, unwavering and
undimmed, has not shown itself on the
forum nor in the columns of newspaper
debate. 1t has resided close to paper,
rested amid bewildering insertions and
kept the silent watches of the night.
The Washington headquarters of the
National Association Opposed to Suf-
frage received today the following let
ter from a woman in Michigan:
Il am such an ardent anti-suffra gist
that I never go to bed without pinning
the colors of the national organiza ton
on my nightgown.''
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-05-13
SULZER SIGNS BILLS TO
REFORM STOCK EXCHANGE
vertisements CONCERNING securi-
ties Made Felony

ALBANY, n. T., May 12.-Three
Stock exchange reform bills were
signed by Governor sulzer today.
One makes it felony to issue false
statements or advertisements concern
ing securities or the financial standing
of corporation. company or associa-
ton.
The second makes It a felony to re-
port or publish fictitious transactions
in securities with intent to deceive.
The third prohibits the New York
Stock exchange from discriminating
against members of other exchanges.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-05-13
SOCIETY LEADERS
Of LSBOROUGH
CALLED ON JURY
When Panel of Millionaires
Fails, Judge Summons
Their Wives to Do
Their Duty
Especial Dispatch to The CAIN

Especial Dispatch to The Cnll)
HILLSBOROUGH, May 12.-Because
there are not enough men in Hills
borough to quality as Jurors in the
trial Of q. w. Mcclellan, a contractor
charged with violating the traffic or
dinance, fashionable women will be
brought in to Recorder Henry p.
Bowie's court Wednesday evening to sit
in Judgment over Mcclellan.
An effort was made tonight to Inn
panel a jury, but the scheme fell
through, as only three OF the twelve
millionaires and near miliionaires who
appeared wore their evening clothes
and were acceptable to the fastidious
attorney for the defendant, II. r. Han
kins.
Recorder Bowie instructed Deputy
Town Marshal Claude M Hirschey to
bring in a panel of women. and among
those who are expected to appear are
Mrs. Malcolm Whitman. who has not re-
Inquished her legal residence In
Hillsborough; her sister In law. Mrs.
Charles Templeton Crocker; Mrs.
Thomas Driscoll, Mrs. Walter Martin
and others OF the smart set.
Eighteen millionaires and lesser
financial moguls OF HiIlsborough were
subpenaed for tonight Six failed to
appear. George "A. Newhall was ex-
cused for cause. The following passed:
Henry C. Breeder. George r.. Shreve,
Robert Z. Coleman. Thomas A. Drfscoll,
Harry C. Hastings, Walter r. Hoag.
George r. Lyons. J. j. McGrath, VIII
liam Eldred. DIR. G. II. Westphal and
Harry N Stetson-
fSv.t 2f<7I1 all
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-05-13
MADE ON
JORDAN RECEIVED
BY AssEMb[Y YMEN
Unexpected Opposition De
velops in Lower House to
Charging Secretary
With Ofense

SACRAMENTO, May 12-Opposition
to the report of the special legislative
committee which charged Secretary OF
State Frank c.. Jordan with malfeas-
ance in office resulted in the amend
ment OF Assemblyman Chandler's mo-
tion that the report be adopted by the
lower house today. and instead the re-
port was received and the COMMITTEES
was dischar rged.
/ Assemblyman T. J. Weldon led the
attack. asking questions to which
Chandler replied repeatedly, Read the
report
Don't you know that there is no
such crime as malfeasance in office on
the California statutesg' asked Weldon.
1t is unjust to brand man criminal
when what he has done or permitted to
be done has been a custom in every
other state office where opportunity af-
fords.''
Assemblyman johnson Of San Ber-
nardino, Schmitt Of San Francisco and
Bagby of Santa Barbara. supported
Weldon.
Guiberson. who, with Peairs and
Chandler, constituted the assembly
absent.
Bohnett, administration floor leader.
and Peairs urged the adoption Of the
report
THE testimony was strange ana
startling" said Peairs And some
OF it was perjured.' added Chandler.
Johnson asked Chandler why ii was
that impeachment was not recon-
mended instead Of the recovery of
money, which the report said Jordan
collected through his employees fur
nishing lists of automobile registra-
tions. II the committee was unari-
mously Of the opinion that Jordan had
been guilty OF malfeasance in Office
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-05-13
BAD LAW FREES I6s MEN
Supreme Court Holds Defective Indict-
ments in Election Frauds

NEW ORLEANS, May I2-Because
the election laws fail to impose upon
commissioners of election the duty of
making sworn returns of the votes cast
on proposed constitutional amendments
the 16S indicted election officials of the
city of New Orleans who were charged
with falsifying the returns on amend
ments in the November election will
not have to face trial. The Louisiana
state supreme court handed down a
decision to this effect today.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-05-13
DRIVER INJURED, HORSE
KILLED, GOING TO FIRE
"Nigger," Pet of Hundreds of ChiIdren,
Meets Death by Street Car
MotOrman Arrested

Driver James cronan of Engine COM
pany p, was seriously injured and
Niger" one of the department
horses, the pet of hundreds of school
children, was killed last night when
engine and its three horses answering
a still alarm of fire, when it crossed
the intersection of Hayes and Broder-
ick streets. Motorman Frank O'Neill
was arrested on charge of battery
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-05-13
S. F. BONDED BELOW LIMIT
SupervisoriaI Experts Statement Shows
Municipal Finances ON Safe Side

Cyril Williams, expert accountant of
the board of supervisors. fled with
Mayor Rolph yesterday a tabulated
statement showing that the citys LA
bility. on unsold bonds Is s31,560, 900,
not including exposition bonds. which
are exempt from the legal limit. As the
city is entitled to issue bonds equal to
Is per cent of the total assessment, its
limit is s90,721.9S7. At present 1t is ap-
proximately 100000 900 on the safe side
OF the limit
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-05-13
TWO DEAD IN FAMILY
TRAGEDY AT SEATTLE
Stays Her Second Husband and
Kills Himself

SEATTLE, May 12.-Hebert ingalls,
of Lewis and Clark river, Clatsop coun-
ty, Ore, shot and probably fatally
wounded his former wife. Mrs. Isaac I.
Osgood. shot and killed Osgood and
then committed suicide at the Osgood
home in the southeastern part of Seat
tie tonight. Osgood was a wealthy
owner Of timber lands in Oregon, Wash
ington and Idaho.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-05-13
HATPIN INDIANS WEAPON


Especial Dispatch to The CalD
STOCKTON. May 12.-After running
a hatpin through Detective carrolrs
hand. Romeo Loras. an Indian, at
tempted to shoot Chief OF Police Briare.
Sergeant Cassidy and oficers Simpson
and Potter in the police station today.
Loras had been arrested in a saloon on
charge Of disturbing the peace Of q
woman. He was subdued.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-05-13
YERBA BUENA BILL FAILS

,s SACRAMENTO, May 1.-THE con-
}gcurrent resolution calling upon con-
gress to turn over Yerba Buena island,
in San Francisco bay. to the state
board of harbor commissioners for a
ferry terminal failed of passage today
i by vote Of 70 to -.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-05-13
CHILDREN MARCH FROM
BURNING SCHOOLHOUSE
Principal and Teachers Get Pupils From
Harrison Primary Building With
out Scare or Accident


The lives of 10 pupils of the Harri-
son primary school, Thirty-second
street and Railroad avenue, were saved
yesterday by the cool headedness of
Miss Mary Moran. principal, and the
teachers of the school.
Passersby saw smoke pouring from
the roof and notified Miss Moran. who
announced a fire drill. The pupils be-
lieved the performance was nothing
more serious than a rehearsal until
they arrived in the school yard and
saw the smoke and flames at the top
of the building.
The cause of the fire was ascribed
to a defective ffue- According to the
fire chief, the loss to the building will
total $4,000. Most of the damage was
confined to the roof.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-05-13
ALL MUSICIANS NOW UNIOr

American Eederatien Reports Organise
tion supreme on Continent
TORONTO, ont. May 12.-The Amer
ican Federation Of Musicians. here for
the annual convention. took inventory
today Of its membership and found
that thereis neither an orchestra nor
band on the American continent
which is not affiliated with its organ
ization.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-05-13
GOV. JOH NS0N
COMMENDS THE
LAWMAKERS ON
ACHIEVEMENT IS

State Executive Sends Fare
well Message to Legisla-
ture Upon Completion of
It's Labors, in Which He
Congratulates 1t Upon
Character of Legislation
Passed and filings Def
ance at Those Who Criti-
else It for Work Done
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-05-13
PRESIDENT AIDS HOSPITAL

Sends Unsolicited Check for $500; Sorry
He Could Not Give More
WASHINGTON. May 12.-Unsolicited
President Wilson gave $500 to a popu-
lar fund being raised for an emergency
hospital here today and declared he was
sorry he could not write his check for
more.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-05-13
FIVE KILLED BY LIGHTNING

Creates Havoc ON Pipe Line
COLLINSvILE, Oklahoma, May I2.-
Five employees of the Texas Pipe Line
company were instantly killed today
by stroke of lightning and two others
were probably fatally Injured.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-05-13

The Call printed 28,215 lines more ad-
vertising last week than it did in the
corresponding week in 1912.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-05-13

! Highest Temperature Yesterday. so. Lowest Sunday
Night 80. For details of the Weather See Page Is.