davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1913-11-29

lit eS Ietne8. SIS 1T Mahrhett, humber
Uolle, faum B%laubbofte Wabrbett. JtO1
III Nnfang be8 SabreS 1900 mar oos
SmpertalSTal inter benz Nomen
RoIoroSomiite1 befannt, beute aber
liibt e8 In ienet @eeenO, bic In Der
little 6e8 SmperiolzG ountp in Der iiiO=
tltden @de bon &alifOr1ien lte9t. @S
ibt unb reift, TIM @rnteret6tum la6t
eeS 2anb ielbit mdbrenO OeS 9an5en
bres, ais tuenn Der 6immel es nit
I'm beion6eren Spru6 eeiegret bate.
0eiunOeS, i9affenSfrobeS Wteni1enz
ble6t wd9it bort berafl, Elm Sc
sdt, ooS In 2uft unb Come un6 BET
a Nrbett eritarfte.
lie aber fam eS, Oab bic &OloraoOs
e na6 Sabrtau lenOen enoltd ers
fultiptert muroe?
{ erte 8%eranloiiung ba5l CAB etlle
erafticneeiellidaft. W}an bate
gl5a .i6 geieber, mte idnell li6 In Der
mad etnem &eeen etne humber
te 8ceetatton entmidelte, ME berrz
lttwe Blumen I'm Sano emporbliibterl,
bic alleroings elm tlr3e8 2eben batter.
Denn IobalO bte 6eu6tietett aufee=
brau6t mar, frubten Die Bflon3en iter-
ben urO Die alte 9iirre, Die alte SeOe
trat mieoer elm. Menn aber Elm tur3er
Meeen cine 70 itpptse Slora er5eusen
fonnte, oann ruBte Die Observation-Disclosures
belt ia oe,nentipre6enO iein, eS fonnte
ni6t oblolute llnfru6tbarfeit borliegen.
llnb 6arauf balte Die @eienf6aft. Sic
bate Oorldufis MIR 9lttten uno fiibne
Bldne. Sir elf Collars fonNte man
eine Nttie erperben, unO Elm Ncre
MiiitenlanO ipur6e nod OaSu gef6enft.
Wer Nftienbeliter mar, Der fonnte it6
bon Der @eielli6oft baS eeI6erfte Qonb
bertcieln laiien. @ailer CAB es bainalS
Washington Journal., 1913-11-29
Giirfiide Mniidten bon Grouel

Siirfiide anii1ten bon 5rouen.
biloung. III Siirfii6e WGo6enldit.
len lino borbonoen, oopon berihteten
Die Sages6eituneen. Mas fir anltd.
ten iiber 5rauenbiloung in linen
berriderL er8dblt 30. 9inogre I'M
u@ouloiS~. Ser Helieionsunterriht
miro in Der g8eile erteiIt, oob Die
We1oden LANCE 9oranItellen olsmen.
big lernen uilo obne ie0es 8erit1n6.
nis, obne ieoe @rflGritng berunter.
leierll. Cine @r0iebung lit fiir6rouen
nidt notwenoigl Sbre eeiomte etbi-
ihe @rtlGrung beitebt BARN, ooB
ibnen eeiogt miro: gu boIt oeinem
@oter uno ipGter oeinem @otten at
geborden. Oh boit feine eigene Waei.
ming uno feinen eignen 8iaerl. 0ie
Saupttiigenoen limo Miloe, gntia.
gli1g un0 Intervening. SonOerbor
beriibrt eS, Dab bel oicien Yrin5ipien
oud 3citungsleftiiee unO Yolitif ais
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oufgenommen
moroen iin0. WRit nelhem 8erit1no.
nis, Dos fam man iid aaerolngS
Ieiht oorItelenl
Washington Journal., 1913-11-29

mebr i'm Snnern Der Stobt obgebaI.
TEN fperoenl Sdon felt Sabren baben
Neuerer Derfuht, Dem Greimarft, Der
ouf elm Qlter BON fat 1000 Sobren
3uriidbliden fam. Oos @oiier ob3lt-
grnben. Das paren Die Werfebrs.
fanatifer, Die 6eiu0e Der eueer, male
ridden @aiien, Die 6reunOe oes ihneI-
len @ertebrs, Oie 9remens 8obI be-
Orobt iaben ourt Die luitige 3eltita0t
i'm Slnlern Der alien 8an0elsmetro-
pole. gDber Die Reuerer 0rargen On.
nit niht To- obne meitereS Ourh. Denu
nod batten bic Alteingeieiienen in oer
bremiihen giireerihoft ole Mebrbeit.
limb 5u oieien aGagenboren4 = 70
nennt man Die in Bremen geborenen
@iirger ~ eeborte aud Der Br1ii0ert
elmer ser groBten neutrality-suspicious.
ten: aoniiil 6rie Nfelis, Ger 8or-
iibeuOe OeS Mufihtsrates 0es NorO-
0ertihen Qlopos. 8oniul Adelis trat
ieoesulal nit GROCER @drme fiir Die
gei6eboltung oes 6reimarftes in lei.
ner alien 6orm elm. ltno er 0raus
0amit aud regelm6bia Ourd. Bis
auf bic lebte Sibung oes bremiihen
Garloments in ser sic Reuerer in
Der We6r6eit maren. g1ift nur in
Bremen ielbit, ionOern aud in Der
meiten llmgebung befiir6tet man, oaB
oieie MoBuabnte Sen Ianeiamen
ToO 0es Wlarftes be0euten mirb. Ger
@remer Greimarft fat ndmlid gelal
10 gut ieine SraOitioneft, tpie Der
Samburger Com, sic 3resoener SO.
gelrpieie. Oas @iinhener Oftoberfeit,
oaS Saunoperide Shiisenfeit uuo
Oas 9iibeder @oIfsieit. 9n ben 10
9agen Oes 6reimarftes mirft Der ionit
70 e6riame 9remer 9iirger unO Die
nod iittiamere @remer Maio 0os Gu-
genOfleiO ser iibrigen 800 Gage ab
unO omiiiiert lid. Sn tonem 8ir6el
folgt elm Sag Dem anOeren; iin0 aber
sic Iuitigen Marfttage oorbei, Damn
Washington Journal., 1913-11-29
6 wor einmol.
Cine plauOerei aus Rolifornien, Dem Sano
Der uldrhen uno Ger Wunoer.
Don GlIo SiuOner. maued.


SIS mar etnmol cine Wiilte, bic lag I'M
@onnenbronO idlafenO uiter 8altfor-
MEMS blauem Stnmel. 6te mar braun
rnb beib uno idmtfloS unO bic 0ten-
f6en etngeu ibr aus benz @es.
yggem Die N1enI6en MIR wiibten"
badte tie, ubab i'd gar ntdt 10 babGt6
BIN Oab man rid nur oer5aubert batl
Sine G6nt98tod ter bin t9l Menn man
mid MIR erl0icn lpolltel"
Sic metnte itber tbr traurtges Sc
idid, aber TIRE broune Gtniamfett, uno
bte Irdnen ftele1 in BEN trodc1len 9o1o
unb fru6teten OaS o%erbrannte Grorei6.
limb 0a oeidah Elm Mun0erl 8luinen,
mdrhenboft ldOn, %erbliibten na6 benz
Trdnenre9c1l tn 0anOel
9tauneno Ioben eS bic Meniden unS
nun abnten lie, oab bic Maite etne &6=
nigstodter mar unO fte badten unb FAM
fler, ME lie lie erl0ien f0nnter. 8telerlet
Derlndten Iie, piele @eee mubten le
panoern, oiele &Gmpfe mubten ite be-
fteben, 0enn bier lag Elm 2Dme ouf benz
@eg uno bort beorobte lie Elm 9ro6e,
ober enolih maren lie am s3iel, uno Die
8rin5ellin frat tbnen ~entseseu, ldtelno
uno in 5altberbofter 060nbett, bic Yrtn=
3eliin n8mpertal 8allen4.
GS fltngt mie Elm Wtdr6en ulO bod
Washington Journal., 1913-11-29

beren Nnpflon5une. Dte fBtlt6lten
oroben Trouben bdneen i6per un0 reif
spiiden iippigem 8Iottpert unb man
fam foum beereifeu, pte iol6e 6itlle
mDelt1 lit mad 70 fir5er 3ett. gftrfi9s
bdume entptdelu iid NIT Der elet6en
S6nelltefett, Dotteln, 6eteen, Sltoen,
Npfelltnen un0 3%ttrOnen, fur5 allie mlr
er6enfltden 6rithtarten eeOetben i'm
9mpertal-Tol IN nunOerborer Meiie.
Daneben breiten ftd Melonenfelber aus
@porgel= Nnlagen, l3uiebelfelber un6
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. NIleS wddit
nit eeraoesu unsloublt6er l~leppteteit
unO Sic 6riihte errei6en bdlftg ibers
normale @r6be. Die 8oummolle loll
Der belten 8oumpolle OeS Gl0enS in
fetner 8e5iebune na6lteben ulO Oiirfte
ems Der 9%ouptprooufte OeS Toles lein.
limb ooS allies bat Oie 8erielelline
3uitanbe eebradt. Sin 9let BON &ondlen
lieet beltte iiber Der einitisen @lite uno
Der idlimme Goloraoo bat bic Gandle 5l
Washington Journal., 1913-11-29

n@iammornis 6ot6idilOi" oen
DISQUALIFICATION Sonooosel". gus
bieier le6rrei6en @ntoedung ge6t
nun nit Siferbeit beroor, Dab Der
StrauB 81 Den llrbefpobnern Airifas
geb0rt. Ole @ieienitrauBe Dom 0toOa-
gasfaridlage, Die emit bis CUR al8eri-
f6en Sabara oerbreitet mnren, mill
fen als elm edtes Stiid MItlQlfrtfa
gelteu, ipie iene urfauita Der Salb-
nffen, ieltiamen Sgel unO &nben, Die
ftd auf Der Sniel erbalten bobeil.
TIMER belte IebenOer drifauiiher
StrauB italnnlt bon ibnen ob, mie
nod Elm fiir3lid in Gaplim gefunOe-
ner S~traubenreit aus Der 6lteren
EertiGr3eit, Der unieren StrauB oireft
aud i'm &nodenbau nit Dem aepD-
ornis oerfniipft, Biz our p0ligen Sc
miBbeit beitGtigt. ga, mabri6einlih
Itammen ole StrouBOogel Der gr0e.
BITE characterization iino nuitroIi-
i9en, tpie Die rieienbaften Woas unO
Die 8pergfipis BON NeufeelonO, bon
bieiem urafrifaniihen HieienOoeel ab.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-29

nod ntft, aud nod feirle 8ondle unb
nod peniger 6eloer un6 Mieien, bic etne
8erieielung notpenotg eebobt bdtten.
Grit mubte man @el0 boben uno oaS
iollten chen oie Aftien brineen. Nber ote
4ftien poate leioer niemon6 faufen u1O
70 oing Der @ert Oerielben berab bis oitf
II Dollars. Grft bann fanOen it9 Elm
paor Nbnebmer.
90 fling es oil. 8ei6et6en eenug mar
6teier Nnfang, ober balO Iollte lt6 3eteen,
mas Mtut unb 9uSoauer erreiden toms
ten. Sreili6 paren u~niasbare S6mie=
rigfeiten gu i%iberminben, nit taitleno
Wtiiben unO Spfern o~ollenOete man ooS
Merf unb olS man Dem 3tel 10 tobe olS
nur mDeli6 mar, ais OoS 2anS i'm erlten
@rnteiegen itano. Oa pernihtete Der u1=
beredenbore &olora6oflub allies, mas ges
tan unO eei6offen por0en mar.
Ger Goloro0o lift BON ieber germ ietne
eigenen @ege gegoneen. Gr mollte ii6
bic 8abn ni6t oorldreiben lafien uno
aud nidt iein 3iel. Morum thinner
mad BEN @olf bon G%olifornien flieben?
Gonnte man eS ni6t aud einnal nit
benz 6altonlee oerfu6en? Gelagt, ge=
tanl Iber ben 0teni6en pabte 6aS nu=
titrlid ni6t. Gle nabmen ben Gompf
auf NIT benz mtloen @eiellen, Elm Ganpf
Washington Journal., 1913-11-29
Der @ieicnitranh in llrafrita.

Die Giermelt Der @unoeriniel Oea.
6neosfor umi6IieBt Elm groBes 5oolo.
gtIhes @e6eimris, 6enn 0ieie SnieI,
Sic nur Elm oerbGltnismGBig ihmaIer
Meeresnrm pom beutieen 9~itnfrifa
trennt beiist cine poaig onOere Bau-
ma ais Der @r6teil, Dem tie beitn4bart
liegt. Man nitnnt an, OaB Maoa.
gaSfnr, Ons uriprinBltd felt NIT
Ifrtbn ouiammen0ing. 0ltrh einen
groben geoloetiden Sdnitt bon benz
&aupttontinent n~b9eIonbert tpur6e,
unb Die afrtfoniime Etertpelt bnttt
bier nod Elm uneeit0rtes Duiein btS
IN uniere Gnge frtftete, tpd9retb IN
Mfri&a Ieubit bur@ bos Gtn6ringen
hon QSpet, mnsbSrnern, @tIbpfer.
Ben, @traffen usb osberen berte bort
an6bnerHen Tierer Me ate 9isr'ner'
Washington Journal., 1913-11-29
srOdsuIsanus Der 8nisrfss.


Der ate glan, Die 8ufOeriN
troden 3u Iegen, miro Dobri9einli9
idon in n1titer 8eit our Aitsfibrlng
eelongen. Giner Ser &ouptforOeret
6ieies 8roieftes lit Der gegenwdrtigs
Miniiter fir @aiierbouten, 2elp,
feGbit Elm beroorragenoer Sngenieur,
1nO man Deriibert 0os neue Veinfite
rtim Sort Ran Der 2inOen weroe I'M.
ter ieinem GinfIuiie nod i'm 2aufs
Der gegeupdrtigen 9urIomentsto
giing einen Die 5rodenIeglng Der
8uioeriee betreffenOen @eIebenttpurf
oorIegen. Die 3ufoeriee be0edt I'M
gefGbr 100000 Seftor, wcDon
100000 in frubtbares @derlano Inn.
g~etpan0elt merOen ioaen; Die reitli6en
10000 &eftar mer0en einen eroBen
9inneniee bilOeu. 9aad Der 8ered-
uung ser Gegiermg ner0en min0e.
items 10000 9derbouer unO $4,000
4itbeiter, Sdn0ler ur0 4anfleute bort
IobnenOe 8eih6ftigumg, llnterbalt
upO @obnung iiip0et, mas nit dllet
6raireu un0 ain0ern cine @eiamtbe.
polferuig bon 100000 bis 100000
Seelen ousmatt. @s 6anoelt li9
olio I'M Die Shaifulg elmer gari3en
4ropins un0 0a Solano oielfoh
iiberoolfert lit. 10 lit sic @apinnung
zines neuen guten g[riieOlHngsaebfe-
tes fir oas SanO BON GROCER 8ihtig-
felt.
9efGnptt miro Ger 8lan MIR BON
ben 5000 6iiheriamilien, Die an Den
llfern Ger 3uiOeriee leben. anein
oie Sntereiien Sieier 2eute, ole int
gaiBen Sabre MIR iiir 5fpei iUlaioneu
@ubOen Slide iausen, f6unen sesen-
iiber Ser Satiade nitt inbefroht
fommen. SAB 0as Ourh Die Srodenfe-
aiig ser 3uiOeriee n~eugelDonneHe
Qano ebcn 300. 1000 Meniden ern6b-
rem uno at @ctreiSe, 8ieb3udt Il. 10.
1llein einen SSa6resertrag BON min0e-
items 70 W1ilioneu @iiIOen ~Iieiertt
miro. Die Ourt Die Grofanlegung
ser 3ufOerice gleidiam enteigneteH
Siiherfnmilien Iolen aus Dem fir
oas groBe WeZ gefor0erten areoit
BON 200 Miaionen @ulOen entihd-
oigt uerSen, un0 ioleu lid an Den
ifbrigen boa1nSiiden Weeresfiiiten
~aniieOeln ODER Oas 6iiherbanOlpert
orf Sem oer6lei6eno u9inneniee fort-
ieben. 9anoihoftlid miro iih our9
sic 9usfiibrun9 oes Broieftes man.
dies Gn0ern. Inter nn0erem miro Die
non SremSen pieIbeIudte Suiel @ior-
fen perifpuin0en. @ber 0erlei &C.
fidtspunfte miiiien Dor ser 9otper-
oigfeit %3uriidtreten, neues ruto fruft.
bares au6teOelingsgebiet fir groBs
8olfsmaiien 5t geninnen.
So miro Oenn Soaano BALD cine
meme 9rooin3 316len, uuo man ser.
briht iif bereits oen aopf Ooriiber,
melben Ramen iie er6alten Ioa. Man
fdApanft 5piIden u3ufOerlanO",
ngtiemplanO" uno .@ilbelninaIan0@.
ga Die 0urhfiibrrmg oes 9roieftes
etlide Sabre in aniprud ne6men
miro, 10 pirO MAJ Belt baben. ii9
ilber Oie 9e3eidnuns Der nelen @ro.
DiiB 81 perit6noigen.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-29


5iigli6 Iino uno mad alien Gi6tungen
geben. W9an bat pra6tOolle StraBen,
quite observation-disclosures furs uIleS,
mas n0tig lit, hin Die Gr5eugntiie oeS
Gales oortetlboft %berperten gu f0rnerl.
Begreiflt6eripeii bat fi6 TN 2aufe Der
Sabre, bic ia cine ununterbro6ene 9feibe
BON Grfoloen beOeltteten, au9 Der 8retS
fir Oos Sano bebeuteno gednOert. Ser
8ooen, Der friiber DerI6eift muroe,
foItet beute pro Nder BON so bis al 200
Dollars. Sn Der 9tdbe Der StdOte mers
ben natiirlid Die b0diten Breiie 9efors
bert.
Gtdote? So, ltno benn tn ben 8ebu
Sabren i6on 6tdbte IN oteien numbers
barren Gal e~ntftan0en2 Gemib, bliibenoe,
lebbafte Gtd6te, III oenen 6anOel unO
Gjemerbe tn 6lpr Iteben unb cine iunee
SnouItrie lt9 fraftool entmidelt. SedS
Gtdote linb eS bt8 iebt, unO btele fletne
Srtf6uften, Die lt6 nod auSbrettet
molten.
3uert mar es Smperial, bas euts
Itan0. GS bat iebt $500 G%inmObner,
8anfen, Gdulen, ieOer 9lrt, Morens
bauIer unb SotelS. Mailerperf unb
eleftrtI6eS 9t6t, eine Station fir brabt=
loIe Geographic, bier Gtrden unb inter
ben BilblIngSitdtten etne 9o6idule,
beren Bau aIlein 10000 Dollars ee-
foItet bat, oaS allies fin6et man tn SIM
pertal.
Shbltd BON Der g%enonnten Stobt
lieot 81 Centre, bas it6 in dbnlt9er
Metie entmtdelt bat. SIN Sabre 1907
bate eS nur 1875 @tnmobner, tett berettS
1000. Bon @l Centre erbdlt OaS 9al
letn Sis, unO ferner beitnOet it6 bort bte
etn8iee 8tegelnieberlaee un6 aus bteiem
@rln6e beIitt 0ie Staot bic srDbte Nns
sabl BON l6muden 3ie~gelbduietn.
Damn m06te i'd nod Braiplep ers
mdbnen, bas 0ie n@artenltabt" senannt
mtr6, benn eS bat 6traben, bte BON
Bdumen beiGattet ltnb, Sduier, bte
freun6lt6 TIM Grin lteben unb blumerl-
umblnbt Itnb unb eS Oerienbet etne
Meenoe BON BEN Graeuentflen bes Gales.
SIN borigen Sabr wuroen gum Betiptel
1000 @aeenlobuneen Ooll MelOnen =
Gantaloupe8 = aus benz 0al Derionbt
unb 1900 2a6uneen fan1en dlletn BON
8raplep.
SO wdren ferner gu nen1e1: 9oltOtlle
NIT 1900 GtnwObnern, Galertco NIT
1000 unb Sober, Oos Ote itineitc Der
6tabte unb bic tletnite lit, aber ben
~fetnIten 8ooen aufueiien fam unb raid
emporblibt.
Ntenet6t, mdbreno id OteS i6retbe,
baben Ti6 aus ben fletnen Orti6aften
nod anOere 0tdOte entmtdelt, benin i'm
9mpertals1 Gal eebt ia allies NIT bOppelter
@eI6winoigfeit, pddit allies mdr6ens
elet6 empor. Sc mar etnmul etrte
MnIte - unO bic @tfte murOe gum
@arten, gum b%libenOen, seiesneten
2an6l
Washington Journal., 1913-11-29
grsmems DanOeInOsr Sreimarft.

MOlunO, ser @iei' am giof6aus gu
Bremen miro oiefer Gage beOenflih
fem e6rapiirOiges Saupt geidiittelt
bdben. @amen bod Die bremiihen
@arlamentarier Die breite 9reppe Ser
Borie berab, nadoem tie Sen 9eidluB
gefaBt batten: bonn Sabre 1914 ab
foa ser aItberiibmte 6reimarft niht
Washington Journal., 1913-11-29

6trr @Grtnereibeiber @riinbaum
bat ben Woriib i'm p.aetdrif6tn Wtrs
Elm f~einesmeas peosn irgenbmeI6ea
DlfFerenaen ni~eberselset. fonbern Is3
biolih fsinss 9obIfopFlsiosns fpeseu4
Washington Journal., 1913-11-29

idreitet ieoer eenau 10 netepetete"
our6 9remens StroBen, mie er es
borOem getan bat. 9eun ioa Der Marft
6inter Den @auptbo6nbof Oift an 0en
giirgerparf gelegt weroen. lno oa.
nit miro Ser ibone. 6iitoriibe 9re.
mer 5reimarft pieleidt ieinem gn0e
entgegengeben.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-15
REDF|ELD WARNS
ALL EMPLOYERS
Reprisals on Labor Suggested
in Circular Will Be Met
With investigation.

WASHINGTON. May ia warn
ing to business interests that the
government stands ready to investi-
gate what may appear to be reprisals
upon worlSingmen following the pas
sage of theyDemocratic tariff bill was
Voiced here last night by Secretary
Redheld of the department of COM
merce. in a speech before the Ma
tlonal Association of Employing
| photographers.
Secretary Redfield read to the en-
ployers a circular they had issued
predicting dire consequences for
workingmen and fatty told them If
their prediction were carried into eff
| feet he would promptly investigate.
IF / grasp the public mind at all
clearly" he said, ut holds unfavor-
able views toward reduction of wages
except under the direct necessity. As.
therefore, the reduction of wages has
| direct social effects and as the pub
lie has the right to efficiency in their
factory service. the department has
undertaken to md out whether the
facts do or do not justify the threat
ened reduction.
"Observe that in saying the facts
one does not merely mean the facts
! as they are, but also the facts as
they ought to be. Operating with bad
equipment, with unscientific treat
ment of material with Anticipated
methods. in poor locations, with in
| sufficient capital and generally inef-
fective management. will not be es>
teemed satisfactory reason for re-
ducing wages"
| The governments investigation, the
secretary assured his hearers, would
not be carried on in a trust BUSTING"
spirit, but rather with the idea Of
aiding any industry that had dropped
into a rut. He said that few persons
realize how efficient was the invests
| CATION machinery of the department
! of commerce. He added that the de-
\ partment of labor, which would work
! in harmony in any such investigation.
also had many agencies TO set in mo-
} ton.
II have spoken frankly, gentlemen"
said the secretary, ION this particular
! line because I have received cir
/ cular issued under the auspices of
your own association from which
take these words. referring to the re-
| duction in the tariff on the goods in
| which you are interested as pro-
! ducers:
""rhis means workmen thrown out
of jobs. 1t means that wages must
| go down to compete. 1t may mean
longer hours than forty eight hours a
| week
you have been yourselves, you see.
| as frank as /, and your statement
| was made first. If in the final result
the words / have quoted are put into
| effect by you in substantial degree
it may become the duty Of the de-
partment of commerce to inquire into
your business methods"
| Mr. Redfield declared that public
sentiment had revolted against the
| old-time idea that an employers
| business and his employees were his
own to do with as he wished, without
! regard to the welfare of his work.
men or recognition of the public need.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-15
CAMDEN WELCOMES
G. A. R. VETERANS
New Jersey State Encampment
Opens and Mayor Ellis
GFeets Delegates.
Especial to the newark star.l

CAMDEN. N. j.. May 15.-Dele-
cations of G. A. R. men from all
parts of the State were present in
the Central Y, NJ. C. A. auditorium
here today when the New Jersey
State encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic opened. The
delegates received hearty welcome
from Mayor Ellis, who won applause
through the patriotic fervor of his
address. The department commander,
p. J. Mcdonald, presided at the OPEN
ing of the session.
In response to the appeal made by
Mayor Ellis almost every house on
the line of march of the veterans
parade has been decorated with
American flags. The veterans were
to assemble at the Federal street
ferry and march to the Y. M. c. A.
building. A number of delegates
from posts in Northern New Jersey
were missing when the roll was
called, but, the majority of the abb
sentees sent word that they would be
present at the session tomorrow. The
encampment will be brought to a
close tomorrow night
One of the speakers who will be
heard tomorrow is Uriah Seely, State
patriotic instructor, and past COM
mander of Lincoln Post, of Newark.
Mr.. Seely was accompanied by
several other delegates from his post
and other G. A. r. posts of Newark.
Mayor Ellis has reminded the citizens
that this is probably the last time
the old soldiers will hold their annual
gathering here. and numerous plans
have been made for their entertain
ment while in the city.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-15
LIFT SKIRT LATEST
OF FASHIONS DECREE

CHICAGO, May 15.-Mme. Anna
Ripley described the newest fashion
today to the Chicago Dressmakers'
Club in these words.
THE skirt is lifted in front. above
the ankles. SO that the hem, if tight
against the lower limbs would touch
the ankles just above the ankle-bone.
In the back the skirt will drop so it
will just skim the ground. The skirt
will be from one and half to two
yards wide at the bottom.
THE Dressmakers' Club abolished
the slash skirt at just the right time. y
Nine. Ripley continued. THE slash
has been worn in Paris for six
months, Their denunciation of it as
a fraud. cheat. and atrocity' is not
very fitting, after they have used it
all season."
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-15
SAYS ELECTRIC CHAIR" OF
POLICE MADE GIRL LIE

NEW YORK. May 15.--District At
torney Whitman will be asked to in
vestigate the charge that Nellie Pr
cardo, the 14-year-old girl on whose
affidavit Michael Shilltoni was ar
rested for completely in the recent
murder of two policemen. was com
PEELED to lie by the police.
1t is declared by the child's father
that Nellie was taken from home and
put in a chair surrounded by wires,
and the detectives are alleged to have
said that it was an electric chair and
she would be killed If she did not
say what they wanted her to. In
fear the girl is alleged to have signed
the affidavits for the police.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-15
GIVE DINNER in HONOR OF
COMMISSIONER COLLINS

ELIZABETH, N. j.. May 15.-Act-
ing Governor Fielder, speaking at the
testimonial reunion and banquet TO
Fire Commissioner John j. Collins
by his friends last night. said that he
was the first Governor of New Jer-
sey to be elected to that position by
the votes of the people of the United
States. He admitted that he saw
the trend of events and SO tried to
be elected as president of the New
Jersey Senate at the psychological
moment and succeed Wilson as Gov
ernor.
At this point he was interrupted
by Judge James C. Connolly, who
said that he might follow Wilson to
the White House.
Fielder retorted that he understood
that the hall in which he was speak
ing was the same one in which Will
son began his political career and he
supposed ii those present furnished
the hall and the occasion the rest
was up to him.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-15
LADY FORESTERS HOLD
ANNUAL CONVENTION


ELIZABETH. N. j., May 15.-With
nearly 200 delegates and visiting
members present, the third annual
convention of the New Jersey Grand
Circle. Lady, Foresters of America
opened in Miller's Hall yesterday
with an address by Mayor Victor
Mravlag.
The feature of the first day ses-
sion was an address by Mrs. F. J.
Smith, of Trenton, who spoke on
Woman Suffrage" Following her
speech about sixty of the women al
the convention Joined the suffragist
movement. The following State Off
GERS were elected:
Past Commander, Mrs. Mary Zech,
of jersey City; commander, Mrs
Elizabeth Stillwell. of New Bruins
wick sub-commander, Mrs. Mary
Stein, of Jersey City; recording sec
rotary, Mrs. Carrie Refs, of Jersey
City; financial secretary. Mrs. Mary
Robertson, of Railway; treasurer
Mrs. j. Westerman. of Union Hill;
right guard, Mrs. Mary Cuffe, OF
Elizabeth; left guard, Mrs. Mary
Englehart, of Hackensack; inner
guard, Mrs. Dora Benedict, of Sc
caucus; outer guard, Mrs. Jennie
Heprich, of Bayonne; marshal, Mrs
Margaret Andes, of Jersey City;
supervisor of laws, Mrs. Mary Coli
han, of Jersey City. ea
The convention closed last night with
a dinner and dance in honor of the
delegates. The committee in charge
was composed of Mrs. Katherine
Reinfeld, chairman: Mrs. Mary Cuffe,
Mrs. Julia Donovan, Miss Marie Ball
Ing, Mrs. Margaret Mccain, Mrs
Elizabeth Turner, Mrs. Alice Weeks,
Mrs. Mary McMeal and Miss Agnes
Moore.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-15
NEW YORK AND JERSEY
TO EXCHANGE PRISONERS
From a stan Correspondent. :


TRENTON, N. j., May 10
acquisitions were issued by the
executive department here for James
SegaI, wanted for grand larceny, and
William Connolly for assault.
Segal, who formerly resided in Ho-
boken. was found guilty in Hudson
County of stealing jewelry from
George Vietmeyer amounting to sf57.
The crime was committed Novem-
Der 5, 1911. He was sentenced to
eighteen months in the Hudson jail
and entered upon his sentence No
vember %, 1912. March II of this year
he was released under an order of
Judge Blair.
Connolly is wanted in Richmond
County N. Y. The indictment against
him says he assaulted Alexander
Stillwell with water bottle by strik-
ing him on the head.