davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
sIuOsnsbnrscr gsrcine.

Seit 3tpei Sabren beitebt IN @la-
0ensburQ Der Goncoroia &erein, DER
lid monotIid einmal BON Sous 81
Sans periommelt. Ger 3med oes
9ereins lit, Die Deutiden 5uiammen-
3ubalten uno fir ibr 9~ergniigen 81
iorgen. @m Montag, Den IA. D. VI.
reranItoltete ser @erein ein Tergnil-
! gen, Muiif uno San5, fiir ielne Wttt-
glieOer. Die ainoer Oes Sefretdrs
Serrn Seuberlif, @iap uno Jrieoa,
ipieIten @eige nno Yiono, uno 3ipar
10 nett, oaB iie iid 81 elmer 3ugnbe
peritcben mlIBten. Der @errno1ta
MGnner G6or mar aiid eingelaoen II.
mittels Spe5ialmngen 1adl SlaoensT
burg gefabren. Inter &eitung ibres
DIRECTORS, &rof. Gbriitiani, iangen
0ieNdnner60rler nNaaien5eit", oSei-
mntlie0@ um0 mebrere an0ere Sie0er.
@eton3t mrroe in elmer groBen Saae,
melhe BON Den 0eiltihen Der Sor=
it1ote Mt. Rainer, 9angOon, Brent
MOOD, SDattsoille, 9la0ensbnrg uno
Qan0oDer un0 ibren Samilien oidt
belebt mar. Sic ale trlgen Den
Gtempel 0es Oeuti1en in ibrem ge=
iunoeu unO frii9en Alsieben. @e-
tdu5t mitrOe aud auf gut oeltid. 9as
5eltfomite beltano aus Aug Scouting,
Gbas. Seuberlid) mo @enrD 3anOer,
9ie 8eumten lino:
Sobn &leilL &rGiiOent;
@6as. Seuberli1L Sefretdr;
Srib Mrnolo, S6abmeiiter.
Grau 6. Seubcrlid mar Die Gee
le oes @ansen. Sic peritebt ni6t nllr
ibr @eIdGft I'M @torfte, mo man lie
INNER finOen fam, ionOern eignet li1
aud por3iiglid ais @eneralmanager
cines Settles.
2eioer mar 8laoensburg infolge
oes @egens iiberi1wemmt, uno Ole
@ege oesbalb i6Iiipfrig. 90 muB-
tie man Oeln Oie S9meaen Der 8abn
bonn @ohnbof an gum @an0ern be-
nuben. Dab oas @eben auf OenieI-
ben Dem ettDas beleibten NrGiiOenten
Der 8lntt0Htihen, @m. 8iegmanm,
Idmer fiel, 1T leidt 8lt gIauben. 81
muroe er oenn gefiibrt BON ieinem
6reunoe &eae uno BON Charles Ger
ner, Der audi nit BEL Ser 8artie mar.
@iaD @iegmann i6impfte mie Elm
3%obripaB, auf ben Gegen, auf 8la=
~oensburg, auf MtdrDlaito, auf &ele
belonoers, uno auf Die gauge @elt,
uno MIR oa0urb, oaB ieine 8egleiter
ibm iagten, ienieits Der 9riide miiroe
er bic i60nften MGoden 0ieles ui0
friiberer Sabubunoerte 81 ieben be-
fommen, fonnte iein Wtllt aufredt err
balten tperOen.
9lltf Dem @eimiDege entpuppte fi6
Carl Braun als @elo. 3mci W}Gn=
nerd0rler 9atten oas llnqliid, ourh
Nusi6liipfeu iiber 8or0 au fallen.
Der oide S1Dabenprdiioent ieoo1
bolte Die 8rii0er aus Shlamm un0
Briibe beraus, menn er allh babel
ieinen neuen Siteran3ug ruinierte.
Waan mlnfelt 10 etpas bon ueberrei-
dung elmer Nettunesmeoaile, unO
8onorad felt Sag uno Nadt an ai-
ner Oeutfhen Heoe berum Die feline
bObmii6en oocr iAmei0eriiden 2aute
boben loa, oenn er bat 3ugeidaut.
Gin nnOerer bliibenoer Gerein in
9~laoensburg it Der @orp6rts, elm
unteritiItungsOerein, iiber Den mir
nGhltens beui6ten meroen.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
2anSsmannidaftIide anb 1tntsrRak.
unss . &ereime.

G6ueiser northumberland.
Yr1i. SuIius ggLOfE 118 EanneIie.
Mpe, 90. g. 6. g. ShwegIer, Gefre.
tar, 1929 S Ctr, 90. %.
@erein Baden, NIois Reinbart sc.
tret6r. 113 8 StroBe, g. 80. Der.
iammeIt lih ieoen /. 9ienstoo I'M
Monat in 936 Ya. Abe., %. @.
@ereim 8abern, Columbia Settipn
Scr. /. @OIfgnng NlldO1i9eI, Yr0l.
Sranf @iegan6, @iae-Pr1i. MliheE
SOlSbeierIein. SdatmeiIter. GbeO y.
2edert, Sefretdr, 1910 6Ia. gIne.,
g. 6. |eri. am 1. Sonntag /. go.
3 nbr nahm. in SO. 922 Nn. @be.
GdwGbii&er 3rnnfen . ltnternat.
smngsberein, MihneL Diet, Getrct1r,
629 s Str, 90. 8. B~eriammIung am
|. 9icnstag !. M. IN No.737 Z. Ctr.
&IattOiti6er Screen. Dm. Stir.
mann, SefretGr. mobnbaft in GneO.
ma Harf. 8~erinmmlung am /. Dom
nerStag /. DC. in 1877 :. Ctr, 50. SO.
SeKenOarmRaOter MnterRatmaes.
Sereim. Souls Bauer, @r1lioent.
Sobn Meininger. Sefret1r, $50. 81,
81 StraBe, N.-@. @~eriammlumg am
3. NittDo6 /. 90. in 922 Ya. Nbe.
crftatnnssOcreir Gris
SeB, Sefretdr, Care $50. 1920 Conn.
apenlte. geriammelt lid ieocn erItcn
Dienstag /. sc. IN NO. 922 $50. Nbe.
Columbia graaer . Q~ronEsu.llu.
terItikMn9sDereiu. Srnna Mom, Ge.
tret6r. 1884 22te Str, g, 50. Ser.
lammlunG am 3. OienStdg /. Mf. III
SEQ. 1856 $50. 9[De.. q. 50.
9emtiaer Neutrality-suspicious..
EDiitrift go. 40. SefretGr Nm. San.
nemnnn, 1916 Morion GtraBe, 81.
SO. @eriammelt iiA ieOen 4. Mitt.
nod i. sc. in 936 ga. Npe., 81. SO.
9eMtIder ltnterfatnnasbMnh, Dt.
thrift 100. WaihaeI Diet5. Sefret1r,
629 s Str, q. g. 8erl. am 4. DOn.
nerstag /. sc. in 737 Z. Str, N.M.
9entI@er interchangeable. Di-
ltrift $50. 410. Sefret6r Sobm Mei.
uinger, SEQ. 81 &-5traBc, N.-@.
gerinmmelt ii9 am I. Mitttuo@ ip.
ben Mts. IN 936 4a. Abe., q. %.
9entld : NmerifaaIder Inter.
itiibnmgs : @erein. Nic. @ieqan0,
Sefretar, SO. 1924 Ste Str, G.-@'.
Selepbon Winin 2999m. 8eriammI.
an 2. 9icnstag /. 90. in 70? 7. Str.
@aIGinatOn Sid &eIief. ocFrptar
6. 9iidof GbcrrDOale Nurai Sta.
9. s. 8erl. am 1. utl0 3. Montag
|. &C., IN 1927, Z. StraBe, 81. @
9entidc @raudJ, GOsialiniidcr
Hartei. @en3el 9tifl. Sefretar, 233G
Ontario Hoao. @eri. am 1. mo 3.
Donnerftag, MbenOs s llbr in 423
@-Str., M.-@. SDmpatiiicrcr ltets
miufommen.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
Jugr't.

a 9entidJe 1reimaMrer 2Ose
XGN Mrminins, SO. %, s. u. Y.
w so. 9(oam ShneiOer. Ct
frctdr 3746 Wlc Rinlcp ctr, GbeDp
Gbaie .. s. Ncri am 1. Ii. 8. Oiens-
tag /. 80. i'm llc,ter Molouic &euapeI-
@il6cIm Sell 1Ose 90. s, 9. .
g. Of 6. Ncriammelt lih ieOcn l..
un0 3. Donnerstag i'm Monnt III
$50. 936 Ya. Nbe., N.@. BauI Wadl-
i6mio, Sefretar, 107 5. StraBe,
q. s..
Seatumia 2Ose 80. 2, o. o. S. @.
S. IS. &elbig, @r1i., 1742 z. Str.
81. 49,; $. @amenreih, Ser, 1900
s. ctr. g. 49,; @erl. am 9. nno A..
Montag i. SO. in 922 ga. Nbe., N.-W
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
oes MaibInQton Sdngerbnn0e,

SIM porigen Sabre fono i'm San-
gerbuno fein bumOriitiiber Abepo
Itatt, neil es an Talenten mangelte.
Sn oieiem Sabre aber mar es Dem
energiiben Y~r1iioenten "copper", Scr
BON Dem Gefret1r 8rauner uno Yrof.
@umpreht fr6ftig unteritiibt wurOe,
ood geluneen. genug uSaustalente"
5uIammen8ubringen, unO 10 perl ei
Der bnmoriitiihe IbenO am leBten
Sonntag Slbeno iebr erfolgreib gll-
les mas geboten mur0e, fano lebbaf-
ten Anflaug, b%eionOers Die fomii1e
Operette: Gin Stiinohen i'm Sc
iangpercin1, in Der naben Der &omii
aud Der @eiang 5u ieinem &e6i
fam.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
@aibinstOm .Se6sprO8emtieer Ser
manenter @anDereim.

9ie idbrIi6e @abI bon
geamten uno Direftoren oes obigen
8ereins miro in Der liellen office,
SEQ. 629 S-StraBe, M.-@. am M}itt-
nod, Den Z. Mai 1918 Itattfinoen.
@obl5eit bon 10 l1br morgeus bis
5 ubr abeaos.
8. q. Citermager, Sefretdr.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Die arminius 2oge $40. 25, s.
u. q. 81, erteiIte Sen 6. 81. @ruo an
einen aanoioaten in ibrer @eriamm-
lung am lebten Oienftag.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
@aIbimstOn sanserbnnO.

q bier narell, muroe Der ortlltllbe
1rGIioent oerielben, Serr &un5telO,
ann gbrenmitglieO Oes SdngerbunOs
crmGbIt. Bel Der Oiesidbriget ytar'
renlibunq ianote Setretdr grauHer
ole noditcbenoen @erie an 9errn
9un3felO:
@eim fr0blid)en Narrenfelte,
Sci @ib mo 2~ieOeriang,
Sm hiItigan Eaumel Der 5reuoe,
9eim belen @eberflang,
Sm &reiIe Der @ielgetreiier,
@rins 9arneuals treuer Staar,
@eoadten mir aud oes 6relinoeS,
Der einItenS nit uns mar.
0eIien, Der MN i'm fernen Sailoe'
0ort orauBen in Der @eaner Staot
Sid boffentlid nod Oas @eoelfen
@n ms betpabret bat;
0o neiaten IiA leiie Die 8ecber,
@efiilt nit %goloenenr 8ein,
Gem 8ein Ser Wtoiel, oes ytedar,
Des gurQen unidninten Hbeln;
Sic fIaugen. i'm flaren 3weitoH
Sic flongeti in leiiem Sang;
Sin @rolit Dem 6reunoe IL Oeltrcl1!
limo Sell! rief Oes @6os Slang
|rins aarncoals gilftrag o~erbntloen
Weit 0em Oes aleinen &at
6ii6r ih ans nit groBem 8ergniigen,
SIS 3eiqe Dir Die Sat,
DoB, mas Dir Dies @ers6en 5uruft;
Sergio gu feiner Stlno
DaB gu nod un~pergelien,
Sci ms i'm S1ngerbuno.
81. @rauner, Sefretar.
Garauf lit Die folgenoe AntDort
eingetroffen:
9ln sen liebperten 8aibington
Sdngerbuno!
Meran, SiiotiroI Sltern 1913.
Seit pielen, pielen @o6en
Sab niemals i6 10 mid gefreut
@ie bcim Gmpfang Cures SbrelbeFls
Sim friiben Mforgen beut,
0enn ciniam nerbring i6 Die Gage,
@etrennt BON Dem, mas mir lieb
limo BON aa' Der genoilenen Sbonbelt
NPir MIR Die @rinnerling blieb.
@on @ien bat mid fortgetrieben
Gin uniiberipinobar @eidif
llno in SiiOtirols ionnigen @nuett
Oenf' ih an Die @eimat 3uriid;
S,f bent an Die @ieneritaot mieoer,
Denf' al Die N%merifafabrt
limo mie Sbr ale 10 lieb
llno wa6rbaft ga%itfreunoli6 mart,
Damn tritt Dor mein linnenoes Ange
Ser @ai6ington SGnger6uno,
0as 2iebe un0 Sdone,
0as bort ih erlebt'
Sn manA' fr0bliher Stln0'.
Sd oenfe Ser raui6enoen 5elte,
Ser Sreun0ibnft, Die ms umfing
llno tDie Die eilenoe Set
Tins Naen 10 raid perging;
Sd Oenfe ser prddtigen Geoen,
Bon Ser3en al @er5en getauiht
limo Dle mir mle alte Oetnrl1te,
@emitlid uilo innig gepIaul6t.
weroen feuht meine 9lngen,
flii6tig mir mar Dies @liid,
ltno oie ieligen, berrliben Stanoery
sic febren ME mieOer 5urId!
Giniam ergreif i6 Den geher
l1no file i'm bis gum &ano:
Gin frobli6 Sell Dem SGngerbuno
SIN i6onen, 10 fernen &ano!
fam ih ME pergeiien,
@as INNER Oas 2eben aud bringt
iei uno felt Die 6reunOibaft
Die INN i'm unO mid li6 i6lingt!
Seio gegriiBt mir, lieben 6reunoe,
Oriiben iiber'm Weer,
Sud- lei 9eueibt mein 8eder,
Der erlte unO nod mebr;
gepabrt mir Cure Greue,
Sbr 6reunoe pom Sdngerbun0
90 pie oud i6 lie gub balte,
SEPT uno 3l jeoer StunO!"
TrOfeiiOr Or. Grnit 9MnSfelO,
@brenmitglieO
0e3 .Waihinaton GGnderb1n0eS.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

PIN 90 ittpod, oen %. 8. 30.
bdlt Der @eiienoarmlt1Oter llnteritiis.
SiN4gsperein Yeine Weriammhing in
8eBlers 5otel ab.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
$ereins~ ind sogen~ calender

Ole &erren Sefredre fmO eebehu. uns tts bon AorenenDerGnoerungen
fopie bon gorgangeu in ibren gereinen gerift 8u eeben, uO Fno mir
fes befrebt iOIde an geeiguehr Seae oufsunebmen.
gus fir sic SuRrtion Der aorte $3.50 per Subr.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

GOanscIiId t. IntbrrIde 81. So.
9anncs : Stride. Az Str, 9. So,
0niidcn . Mn0 6 ctr.
BoItor Meb. s. 6. Suit.
Gir&snr0tt SsrlammsIt 6t AM /. MOntaS
I'm Wonnt. Itenbs s lbr.
O%rQuenDrein Strldmmsk I'D am /. Mitt-
nod I'm WCnat. WaGmittaes 3 llbs.
Quther-ei9a UsrIammeIt i@ am 2. MittpU@
i'm WOnni, 8 ltbr Mbsnbs.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
Rirdten- RnlennFr

Die aat1oIiidc ct. Maricu!irdr,
5. Ctr, 5piidcu 6 Ii. S Ctr, q. w.
S. 9. &otb, Yfarrer; u. $. YiiDm,
Iiiiitent.
@ottcsOienIte SoultaOs: 81 0aei.
fe 7,3O uno 9.t5; SonntagS iduIc
1000; Sodamt 1890; Eaufeu 800;
&esper uno Segen 400.
5eiertags: Sl. WieIien 600 unO
700; SOdnnt 800; gesper uno sc.
gen 400.
@oheutoes: ST.. MeIicu 700 unO.
500; Suli siIno gIuguIt $50 uno
730 ll5r.
griter Sreitag i'm Monat: SI.
.WieIie 700; Sodamt unO @lisieeung
500; 9lnbetung pdbrenO Oes Cages,
Ser5 Seiu : gnoodt uno Gegen
100.
9eidte: 6amstags bon 4-6 uno
$50. am Gage Dor 6eicrtogen
uno am 1. Sreitag i'm Monat bon
4-6 unO 70; Se0en Norgcn bon
100 bis 500.
Suusfroueh Vrrein Spbalitat. RommuniOn
am 1. @Onntn9 /. W.s7 80; 8srlammIung ie-
ben Nittpp6 Nbrnb 7.30.
6rnuen @CbaIttdt. Rpmmuniun am,2. Conn
as, 7.30; @srl am 2. @umnias um, 300 ubr.
81. Name SeIu : Yerein ROrTmuniOn am 8.
SOnntae, $780,; Werl.3. @pnntaa absnbs 7.30
8incer Naria 0erein. 0pmmuniDn ifbeu A..
@CnntaG 7.30; 8erE. am A. S6nntaa, 800.
AItarDerein. YerEam 3. @cuntag, 4..30.
: Nrmen1eelen : Berein. 9erlammlung am 4.
@pnn'ae nm 4.30.
Winbtbprf Club. gedammluna am /. Mcn=
tag /. M., nbenbs 8 lbr in her urtern @Hul-
baat, Ste unb WalbinstOn CIR, W.@.
ct. JCltpb5 yiebesbuno. BsrIammeIt lI9
isben 2 Dienffae i'm MUnat in Der @ereins-
bale. 5. unb . CTR. %. W., absnOS 8 rbr.
Ct. UcnifaciuS 9ranFen : unterliBun9S-
Veretd. WerlammeIt fd jsbtn 2. MittippG
I. W., atenbs s ubr, @de 5. unb 8 9tr. M.0.
---
9cntiGc cpamselii6 : Ittberilde
GOnrprSia STRIDE, 90. uno 8 Str. 81
SO. or.
Eaitor.: &cb. Saul 81. Men3eF.
@Snntaas. SraK9q @tttsoisnR nm fIsl0r
niCrssns, inaIilaer WiUrssnaattgOfshf an tebcna
4. @CHntag tss Mpnnis. III ~. g
0ebetsSsrfdmm!ung bfe" gnbfaSpr GgreinB
mn $50 I6r.
GnsIilte MISUNDERSTANDING un, $50 Hbr
renn bsIonOsrs lnge3fiat.
air&suraIbIBuna am erien MatHOH bss
Mpnats, nbenos 8 ltbr.
0raHgnucrefnslibuna am fYiaen MiEtprH SgS
MUnats;, uaGgntttag62 1br..
Die SCnnhesTdalebrer b0ben ibTt H16nat.
Lids @slHaftsUsr IanmIauS am spfiten ,Bisife-
tag pes Wphats, aSeu6s 7.30 ubr. uno ibre
pS9eniIi9s YOrbersihanSslmncs DUnusrsfae
Nbsnb 7.30 llbr.
T~erIammIuns 'Oes WliGipnsSereins 1T aut. 3.
DCnnsrstag bee. MCnats I'M 2 llbr unHmittags.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19
Gunn0clil6 Iit6criidc 81
Stride. 6. nnO IS str. 90. SO.
Ya1tor Gid5nr0 Ghnf0f

Ynltor Hibar0 S6rni0t.
Sauptaottesoicnlt ieoeii 9onntag
@Ormittag nm 1921 llbr; III Oelttlhcr
Sprade am 2, A. I'll. 81 Sonlitag i.
&C., in englil1er Sprade am 4. uno
3. SOnntag /. &c. gngliiber abenO-
@ottesoicnlt an ieOem Solntag INN
7.30. Sonntagsl9uIe ieoen Sonn-
tag Sormittag nm $50 ubr.
air%snrat am D~isnltas Nbrnb na9 benz lsB-
ten Spnntas i. 81.
GraMtm. MiTiOns- 8erein unD 0rauen. 5ilfs-
Werein am 1. DOnnerltag Nn1mittag i'm Mpu,,
r~rIterer I'M 2 llbr, IeBterer UNI 3 llbr.
5naenb-Veretn Wutber-yisa) iepsn DOnnsre-
tag Nbenp nm 7.3O nbr.
9i&srs Gpre9funben Der 9aliOrs jeeen @Or-
mfttag in Der SnFrilei Der STRIDE.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

4m Sonntag, Den 20 5. Me.
balt Der ariegerblin0 feline @crlamm=
lung in 8eBlers Sptel ab.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Grite r~efOrmiertc Stride, 6. uno q
Str, q. 80.
Yaitor: 9feD. Sames 9. 9ubrer.
Somtagsi6uIe, eng liid, I'M 9.45
Dormittaes.
air&snraib ant 1. DisuRas i'm @Onat
8 ubr Wbenbs.
Or esbrtrUsrsin isSsn DOnunpas absnOs
Mm s llbr.
8rausn-gsrstn am erfen Disnlas i'm onal
UNI z ltr 30 Wbsnbs.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Gu. Iut6. 0reicinisfcits : STRIDE.
Gde a.. unO g=StraBe, N.-@. @altor
$. S6rooer.
@ottesoienite: Gorm. II ll6r in
oeutider Sprade, 9lbenos 7.30 in
enelilder Spra6e.
8dbreuo Ser Salten8eit ieOen Mitt-
nod Inn 7.3O abenos Oentider Got
tesOienit.
Somntagsi6ule (Oeutid engIiid)
Inn $50 llbr Dormittags.
GoncorOia &ereIn, Oerlammelt IidJ
an /. nno 3. 9onneritag oes Wits.,
abenOs s lbr.
5rauenperein am I. 0omucritaa
/. Wonat.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

9cnti@c cDaugelii6 : IutBeriIde
G~OncUrOia Stride, 90. unO 8 Ctr. gE
.9n .3yr
Washington Journal., 1913-04-19

Sci eniaaFa oar Del gefeangn IN O6gsa Gd8i86duun us lei as ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-01
SAT- on French Roads.

0WuS VU OVOUSU tNVOOOs
As q general rule the roads In and
around French towns are tarred Ut the
commencement Of the summer In Or
der to abate tho dust nuisance. Il has,
however. been found that tar. A.
though excellent in the case Of maca-
damised roads. is Of little or no value
where car lines exist and paved street
crossings intersect the roads In every
direction, % tarring cannot be carried
out on stones.
The authorities. basing their action
on the well known hysromstrical prop
critics Of common salt, have made .
test Of its value In laying the dust.
Twenty yards Of roadway have been
sprinkled literally With salt and then
watered freely. II the results are sat
isfactory salt will be used throughout
the town Of Havre. It being impossi.
bio to tar the majority OF the streets.
as they are paved with rough stone
blocks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-01
CHURCH TREASURES STOLEN.
Negro Posing as Filipino Rebs Davsn-
port Catholics.

port Catholics.
Davenport, Dec. 1.-Sarvay Carida,
colored q native Of New York state.
who has been posing as q Filipino mis-
sionary and claiming to be e:leader Of
the .Sunsla1nt Cult. = was placed under
arrest at noon Sunday and confessed
to raiding two Davenport Catholic
churches. stealing sacred vessels, vest
ments and images valued at $500 which
were found in his rooms.
He entered st. Anthony's church last
Monday afternoon and from the taber-
nacle, or main altar, stole a gold chal-
ice, silver receptacle for the altar, a
crucifx, alb. stole and cassock vest
ments of a priest, a cross from a statue
near the altar and the altar boys cas-
socks. The same afternoon he burglar
lied the Sacred Heard church.
Asked why he committed the sacri-
lege, Carida replied. II thought IT
would bring me good luck"
He called the censer taken from the
Sacred Heard church an idol ard said
he intended to use it for his Sunshine
Cult" service.
Carida was arrested when he walked
into the police station and attempted
to sell a desk sergeant a ticke. for a
lecture at the Y. M. c. A.. where he
was to talk on "Christianiziny the
Filipino.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-01
Read and Reflect.

]
If the reader. says the Providence
Journal. after perusing the following
description Of the probable mode of
the formation Of the earth. given by an
English scientific writer in new vol
ume. does not understand the process.
he had better leave this internal
spherical vacuity." and 60 where big.
ger words are used: "A formal idea
Of the heaven and earth may be OBJ
tained by imagining the heaven as at
FIRST an efduviant generation from q
monocentral point, occupying. or ere.
ating and occupying space; the earth.
as the arrest or end Of such generat-.
ing action. with the gradual relaxa-
ton Of central tension and abnegation
Of such center. the consequence being
tho formation Of huge internal spher.
lcal vacuity, termed in the Genetic REQ
ord earth"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-01
VALLEY JUNCTION "pRY"
Oasis For Thirsty Of !oss Moines Suf-
fers From Increased Patronage
Two SaIoonists Of Village Decide to
Close Up to Escape Prosecution For
Maintaining Nuisance.

Des Moines, Dec. VALLEY Junction,
which has been the oasisaof the thirsty
Of this city since local saloons were
closed as the result Of supreme
court decision two weeks ago. will be
"dry'' after today.
The proprietors of the two saloons Of
the town. overwhelmed by the rush Of
business which threatened to make
their places "nuisances" and subject to
closing by town authors
ties. announced they would close them
voluntarily tonight.
The seizure Of five wagonloads of in
toxicants enroute to Valley Junction
from Des Moines early today is said
to have fastened the decision Of the
saloon men.
Railroad men In Valley Junction are
petitions and securing
signers of most Of the prominent resi-.
dents Of the town asking the mayor
to declare the two saloons to be
nufsances and to close them until con-
ditions in Des Moines are changed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-01
ADOPT COMMISSION FORM.
All Cities Of Pennsylvania Pass Under
New Form Of Governments Today.

All Cities Of Pennsylvania Pass Under
New Form Of Governments Today.
Philadelphia, Dec. /. - Commission
form Of government went into effect in
q majority Of the cities Of Pennsylva-
MIA today. the system Of select and
common councils going out Of exist
ence. Hereafter the affairs of these
cities will be conducted by a single
council Of five men, one Of whom Is
mayor. With the exception Of Phila-
delphia. Pittsburgh. Scranton and a
few others operating under special
charters. all cities in the state are at
fected by the new commission law
passed by the last legislature. :
The hve councilmen will pass all or
dinances and also enforce them. The
executive and administrative powers Of
the city will be distributed among five
departments. public affairs, accounts
and finances, public safety, streets and
public improvements, and parks and
public property.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-01

Mexico City. Dec. Provisional
President Huerta Is reported to have
left the federal capital secretly yester-
day morning for Vera Crux. travelling
over the Inter Oceanic railroad
The report originated with railroad
off cials who claimed to know Of Gen.
eral Huerta's departure at o'clock
In the morning on board a special
train.
The presence of Querido Moheno, the
Mexican foreign minister, at the port
of Vera Cruz 10 said to have some con-
nection with the plan Of General
Huerta to leave the country. Investa-
cation failed to discover any trace Of
Provisional President Huerta at the
federal capital. No official confirma-
ton Of his departure was obtainable.
Sir Admiral Christopher Cradock,
commander Of the British cruisers in
Mexican waters. who arrived here last
night. expects to return to Vera Cruz
tomorrow. He said he would be un-
able to meet General Huerta because
Of the brevity Of his stay.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-01
Drilling With Diamonds.


A diamond bit for rock drilling 10
quite an expensive article. It's value.
however. will undergo fluctuations. de-
pendent upon the price OF the dia-
monds. Perhaps $500 is fair value
for q bit. The diamond used is ex-
ceedingly hard-harder than those
usually used as jewelry.f Their carat
price IL considerable. averaging. say.
$50 q carat. The diamonds used will
weigh from ono to two carats. 80 that
eight have Q value ranging from $3.50
to $3.50. on tho average. The loss OF
q bit means so many diamonds gone
and may lead to dimeulty with the
hole. The diamond IL not tough, but
brittle. Il will Withstand heavy
pressure II applied evenly and with
out shock. It can readily be seen that
drilling through seamy rock may be-
come quite unfavorable. II there 10
much quartz present the abrasion may
become excessive. Under ordinary
conditions. however. the wear on tho
diamonds. while considerable. is by
no means prohibitive.-Cassier' Mag
aSins.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-01
Final Score % 10 Q.

New York, Dec. 2.-The army foot
ball eleven defeated tho navy in their
annual game by % to 8. AS a climax
to the 1913 football season. the cadet
eleven had the biggest gridiron sur
prise OF the year over the midshipmen.
Before the game the sailors were 10
Z favorite as the result Of a seasons
play marked by victory after victory Of
big scores. Against the army, how
ever, their play failed to gain the
points rolled up by the army thru the
use Of forward passes, long runs and
general open field play at critical
points. The play was Of the usual des-
perate character which always marks
the inter- academy contest and individ-
.ually there was little choice for ad-
vantage in the play.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-01
SPENCER TO DIE DEC. 1s.
Murderer Of Tango Teacher 60 y
Aano>d For Crime.

Wheaton. H.. Dec. 1.-Ashen pale.
Henry Spencer. doomed to die In the
jail yard here on Dec. 10 for the mur.
der OF Mrs. Mildred Allison -Rexroas.
the Chicago tango instructor. trem-
bling expressed the hope that his AZ.
torneys will succeed in getting q stay
OF execution from the Illinois supreme
court Il am innocent" sud the
opium dreamer. I've been tobbed E
guess / talked too much, and didn't
get fair trial. I was kidding when Z
said I was anxious for neck-tao
party"
The man who made himself notorl-
Gus by "confessing" to the murder Of
more than twenty persons, lost all his
bravado when he was led away from
the court room Saturday afternoon.
After Judge Slusser had ovcrruled .
motion for now trial, Spencer I'd.
dressed the court Tor an hour, declar.
ing his innocence. but expressing pleas.
ure that the hanging had been set be..
fore Christmas. Al he finished judge
Slusser pronounced sentence. "You
have been found guilty Of staying this
defenseless woman said tho court.
You shall be hanged by the sheran Of
Dupage county on Friday. Dec. 10.
May God have mercy on your souls"
Spencer trembled. Two deputies
seized him, fearing he would col.
lapse. He made an effort to regain
his composure by mumbling an In
vitation to persons in the court room
to come and see my neck-tic party.
but forced the words from his lips
with difficulty. Saturday night Il waa
feared that he might collapse.
Spencer was convicted OF Turing Mf1.
Rexroat from a Chicago dancing acad-
eny to lonely spot near Wayne, III,
under the pretense that he had ot>.
ganized a class OF beginners In the
tango. The state charged that he shot
the woman and then threw her body
on the railroad track. So