davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25
geiIcr barau!

3psi Spinner, ipelds in beri6ie'
Ssnen SeiIen elmer Stride ipobnteH,
tsafen einmal i'm Saiff Sufdmmeli.
r@ie sebfs Dir. Sreunbin9" fras'
ie bic cine.
80, oante, nidt aIlau gut. mar
ole 9lntport. ~SOnntass babe I'D
es ipabrii9 f9Ie9t. Sd ipobne IN
fes &ari5ei iinter bem politer, uno
SpnntaaS fommt Der Pfarrer une
iblGet nit Ser Souit auf bas gu4
nnb fudielt nit ben glrmen 10 ber'
nm, oaB i9 por 9lnsit ni9t peiB,
no i6 bleiben iOIl. @r triftt mi9
bod nod1 nal, uno bann serquetl9t
mid feline &raft Su WsusT
.0a IpIltsIt 0u bod lieber gu
mir tOnmen", faste Die srite. $50
hnbe Elm I66nes, rubiges Seben. Wttp
iiort iabraus, iabrein teiner."
,@irtli92" fruste neustertg oie
anoere Spinne. nWo poRnit Ou
nenn2"
,ssn ser armenbiid d e."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25

an sic aerae fniipfen lGbtt tommt teis
ner anoeren Yeleutbtung 5u. GnolIn
aber peraegenipdrtige man id nur
ben tiinItlerii9en 9runoeeoanisn oes
0eibna6tsbaumes! Wds 1T er oenu,
mas min er anners iein, ols Elm =
lieblid1es @unber! Der Baum, Den
mir 10 lange i'm Maloe in traftpollem
@riin iteben iuben. 1T besnuoet ipors
oen: er treibt &sroen nit lebsnoi9en,
eifriq qliibenoen uno leu9tenoen, ole
SUIT leis iiber iih eripdrmsnoen
6lGmm6en; er 1T bebangen iber uno
iiber nit Sob uno 5litteriamud.
uno in ben Siefeu feines 9edits. mos
entOeden mir Oa9 gli9t nur, Dab tln
Sell isnes 5littsrs ii9 uls ullsrliebs
ite, bon fleibissn 9dnoen gsbohelte
Sddelden entpuppt, nein, mitten,
orunter bdngen aud gepfel uno ytiii<
!e, Helms &u9sn rro ledere, 5uder'
filaeliiberTdte Gbotoldoenbudfaben.
Der erfte Ginbrud Oss 8uumes iou
iein, ino 1T, ielbit fiir Die grlpa4ie'
uen, Der elmer frsuois pertpirrenosn.
riibrenoen lleberraihuns, ale tpeitere
llnterfuduns. Der iid beionoers ole
Sinoerpe1 70 eiEaebeno binsibt,
bringe ni1t 5aBIihe GnttGui4unssn,
ertpeiie ni9t einen Seil bes S9Onen
ala Sdpinosl unb .ltaTenipare. g9t
Iel aIIes unb = Sort! Wiit srcben
Ilitteln unb 8etrus 8erbliiffenoes
berpuraubrinsen. 1T ia nidts ~Wun-
Osrbares.' Weibnadtslieoer a6er
iinS gu linsen, uiht nit uniidtbarsr
GiubIsunss au ilimpern!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25

4u! .Bie tOmmt es benn. Der
Serr &apitdn 1T lanse ni9t mebr
10 fett ipis friiber9"
.Sd, feline 9llte bat Jpn eben duf
Sal6~ IN f" seiebt."
9as 9 90nite. Serr Mims
mer beiudt cine 9lusitellung bon
Muiitinitrumenten uno miro obenos
an Stdmmtiih bon fsinen JfslabeH
eefraet, ipes ibm babel om befsn
gefallen bat.
.Sas Sd0nite mar, meint er
pblsemdtiTh, nOuB iiberdIl elm Sas
ferl ansebGnst mar, mo brdufgeitdns
ben is: rGs fpiro erfu4t, Die 9esen+
lIGnbe rldt gu beriibren.A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25
Das d5ebltrtstagskinh am
I9eiiigabenn.

gon Warie aoliie bon ganeeIs.
Sbr gntIib mar bell. 10 itrabIeub ibr
Sinn,
GIs Ieu6teten @eibnadtsfer5en 6arin,
8ie rei5eno Iieblih bas 96ptden mar.
Bon Woloflaum um9eben - gbriitiiros
Ieins1anr.
sic hattie fold iporme, ebrIidje Sano =
@s mar, als Oh allies 2lnifele Sdmano,
9Yo iie tpeiIt, ipie iiegreib ber Sonne
2id)t
g.. berben Sroitta9 ben 8niitr:if blrd>
bri6tl
2as Gd0nIte nber, id1 bab's entbedt,
Sas iuaren 5iuet Stern6en, Die ange'
itedt
Ser Serrgott ieI6er - 70 freubeer1ent.
Sic better, gliidIiditen augen Der ySeIt.
Natur mar feiertdeIidl geiinnt.
gs lit elm ridtiges @eihnnhtsfinb,
Drum iiebt's 10 id16n uno 10 ber5ig aus,
GI& GbrilteI9cl flcg's III Der Gltern
Sals.
Srum Iieet ss iuie SeitessIan5 nm iie
Der,
Gin @oIobaudflimmer bon 2iebe
idltuer.
8ie rei5enS IiebIih ibr &6pfdeu mar
Sm Sdinmer bes @Iiids @9riits
fiubsIeinsbaar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25

SIDfIi9. prOfeHor (etnen
Ghperoerpunoeten unteriuhenb):
r0rei Wunoen iinb obne 3peifel tOt@
li9, oie anbern @erIebungen iino
o!iidIi6erfpeiie obne 8eOeutuns.4
@ere9te @ntrii tn g.
Gpunb: .Was ieB i4, Wsier
Du pGif idpn ipieberg Ou i9etnlt
ipcbI ipirili9 au slauben, odb DIE
GtuoienSsit gum Stubieren oa It'll"
- griter @ebdnfe. emma
(im Monat Mai NIT elmer 5reunSin
fpaSieren seben6): .2iebit Su aud
ben Mais"
9lnna: rgiein. ih Iiebs einsn seiuiI@
fen Meier."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25

= S9tau. Srau: limb Sic
!uFen Sbrsn Mann gang aIlsin auf
Sen Bali osbn, oas fate i'd nidtr
FreunSin: %. Der lam rubie
c.t'n, iG bab' i9on Elm Wlittel, no
lie iofOrt ertsnnen, oab sr berbeira'
tet iitl"
Srau: -Wiefo9"
Sreur Fin: =. So lalle lqm
imtner an Der @arberobe stpei big
nrei anopfs fsblen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25

= Srren 1T msnf LTD.
.Das 1T Die erTte 2er9s. bic i'd
O;siss Sabr bore" faste Elm S9DsrT
b5riger, Sa pfiff ssbn S4ritte BON
ibm entfernt cine 9 2otomptip
Die fiirforeli9e bD f
mild: Wosb. n@ber Morni1'
ia, ipoau baosn sic bsnn sfpei Dot'
!cren sspratb.2A :.
Raruidta: .Sub id Oentt, neil
bom snG Serr Giib bsibs s'f9puI'
Iene!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25

Simmer Serfreut. nSie
bubsn ben Sdnupfen arg f9limm.
Strr profeHor9"
sd iase Sbnen. tuum. oaB i9
aug ben gafsnlOdern suden fnnn!]
- @r peib es. raber bore
MIR, Mann. mas uniere anna fir
cine b0Te 3unse bat; bic bat iis bod
Tider ni9t bon mir eserbt!"
nReiH, neinl setuiB ni9t. Su bdft
Die Define nod."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25

uebertrumpft. @ritsr
G6aufpieler: mir fpannte ods
PubIifum BEL meinen @aitfpielreiIen
9eipD6nli6 bic pferoe aus"
3peiter S6dufpieler: Limb mir
faufen's INNER . 8enain aus bon
meinem g(uto."
@tberfpru9. p0u tpillit
Did f9on peniionieren laiien, @et'
ter2"
sd iose Dir, msin glsrDenipitem
I6reit ssrabesu mad Rube."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25
DRr 0rnrral. sa@ss

Die @eibna6tster5sn iinb i'm
SauIe Oes @utsbeiibers BeinbOIO ers
loI9en. Man iiBt beim Garpfen-
f9maus: Batter. Mutter, filius Grnit,
surSeit stud. jur.. oeHen 5reuno, Der
DIR. chem. @infrieb @rbaro, Oas
blonde, a9t5ebnidbrige 9uustOdters
lein Marsarete uno Oeifen S9peiter.
len, ole ountle, alpDlfiabrige Ses
lene. Sur Seier oes Sases bat Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25
buBt, gedrgert.

pQHH - = J(u, gteIu9S
neral, bas tpirb nur 10
In eisentli9en Sinn ets
lnteln. 90 1T 0as eben
5er 6en MGoels! SOren sic re9t, es
beibt: Que nous aimons!"
.Sab i9 re4t peritanben9 Que
nous aimons = mas mir lieben!"
,Justement, monsieur = unO
nod elm D0rtlein! Wsnn @res
tel oas su Sbnen iaste. oann bat oas
mas 3u beoeuten! WiHen Sic, Die
f6erSf nit 10 mas nidt. nod Ousu
pcr mprsen. pF, i'd b6re iie tom'
men. Soa id oruuBen ettpa @6ilos
pa9' itebsn, Serr SOttors SD tu's
sern"
n9l9 bite, bitte!"
,ga ia bod! = @ut, @rete, bob
bu tommit. Ser Serr Sottor mill
bid stipas fragen."
Sui9 1indus 1T iie unb bGlt ordus
BEN einen WanOeIgdng.
Orlnnen dper ma@eH 1l@ ole 2uH7
nsnnaoeln nod fpiber, I'M 6eher Iaus
iGen gu tonnen. @s 1T bait bod
nett, 70 eine 2iebesausIpra4e unter ih'
rem i1iibenben 3peisen.
Der 2eni miro aud 6rauBtn bi.
3eit lang. aber iis bdlt tapfer ibr
Wprt.
9lm nG9Itsn Sage ipeint iie ullsr'
binss Dem beimssianOten 5reier Der
@reti ober beFer Dem ponnpfubrpert
Elm SrGnlein nad. uber oafiir bat iis
einen Srpt, nGmIi4 ben, nit Dem
beimliden 8rautpuur Bis aur 9lniteIs
lung bes Sdpasers in spe elm @.'
beimnis 5u baben. ga. auf Dem pDIs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25
aat6e eberbtHte

Rat6e 6erbtiite pros
tsFor lin feinem Notwithstanding
iiher gbilipp bon Mateopnien): .Su,
nun mar es liar, pOrauf er fein glus
gsnmert ri6tete, mos ibm Sag unb
Tadt feline 2ube lieB: Die SnIsl
gbuItioite Iiaf ibm in Der Rais."
= unter Treunoinnen.
sSonntag abeno ipolIte mid Elm
Serr ouf Der StraBe tiiFsn.@
,4d!" - rSo ober in Der SoIt
lrof sr is ShaauSs BON msinen
puTel, Den i'd i'm @rm trus."
Der @Iiidsnila!A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25

= nnfere Dienitb te n.
5rau: .Die i9 aus Sbrem Dienits
Eu9e erIebe. baben sic nirseaos lana
ss ausgsbaIten, benn sic iporen in
Oiefem Sabre fdOn in orsi5ebn 9o>
fen
Dienitmdb9en: m9as 1T gang rids
tig, id tonnte eben nod feine pafens
be sSrdu fir mid finben.@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25

.h9olo unb iein
4R ii1 neutral, Der ers
5sh er teinen Sinn fir osrlei
eleaenbeiten bat, Der Sipeite. ipeil
- In monsieur 8reitung nod ni9t
einnlst tennt. Oie goeursOame Oes
Ssrfn greih.as perbGlt ii9 aleroinss
dbtpeiIenO ~ ,aber: mann tpGren
iunse Mdodsn IN oieiem 6aGIe ni9t
ani9einenb abtpei&no gelpeIen. 10
fast Wlutter @einbolo, unb Die mub
es oo9 niFen. 2eui 1T fir ben
5rsisr, 0snn iie bate germ einen
S9paeer. uno nod oasu einen, Der
Elm ponnpfubripert bat. Serr DIR.
chem, Der iuuss 9uit. ober III tief
. SSsstsiI6t, oenn or9 ihm bat ss SIRIUS
lein G3retel onactan. @r oenit in tie=
fer geiebsrgei4lasenbeit: penn i9
beute i6ofk ole srboffte 9niteIlung
bdtte, Id litbe iie benz 6reier ni9t.
Ood mas tdnn ih ibr in Die Was.
I6oIs ltgen2 NWiiroe ihr mein SerS
bon 2iebe eendgen2
.@o in @soarten, Serr Siidnuds
bar, Iogts nediih Die, an Ois er se.
oaGt, uno fiiete binau: rWpllen mir
nidt auf ben Generul anItobeng"
,Mie sic befsblsn", anttportete er
unS fragte bDflid: ngluf peIdeng"
gluf ben @susral 3nuIemont."
Sat CT rsdt ssbOrt. @r 1T buff uno
bents: 2lne I9tuns, ben tennit ou
ni9t!
,Gjetpib = aber - fast er uno
ariibelt tpeiter iiber 6sn guten Mann,
Ssnn oas SrGuteiu bat ibn babel 70
siesn angei9drI uuO Elm DITTO ssIds
deIt.
Sb oas pobl Elm 9sneruI BON
Triebri9 Dem Grobsn selpeien iIt9
Ssntt er psitsr Sir ben i1pdrmt
2 Fe ia. Sm, bei glams tlinst 10 fran
s6fiGs oo9 pi,llsibt mar Die periOns
Iidfeit Ftfn SreunO, penn man be'
oentt. oaB WOIioire -
.@eIsenste Mubl5eit", iast od
srou WeinboIo uno unterbri9t pei'
fers S9IuBfOlserunsen ibres iunSer
@aites.
Dem Simmsl fsi Dant! oentt BIZ
Qsni. glun tann i9 in Die Weibt
nu6tsItubs uno elm penis Ieien. 81
neite @eI9i9te bat mir bic Mlutt
ausselu9t. 9os MGOel barin 1T f
mas fir mid. SIMMER fiosl, gu allen
llnIinr bereit. : Seioi. III iie aud
f6on i'm Dsibna4tsaimmsr. iaplns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25

= Oie neue Redtf4reis
bung. a.: pS9reibt iih 2anone
nit &. ober 81" =
g.: .@sIbFOertdnoli4 NIT s.
Srnn iie bat bod Elm s. lteber (&dl'f
ber)!"
: g S@er5frage Was baben
bic beiliaen orsi 8Dnise sema9tY
C9uaan9lsiasi0 ul9)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25

Suus6err cine feline 9farfe 0Rbeinpsin
fpenoiert, neil, ipie sE Iib uusoriidte,
Sie Slide fdpimmeF miiifen : uno
es nur sinmaI i'm (Subre @eibna6t
lit. Man bat ibm gbre aneetan unb
babel sereOst uno iiiteinunber anses
itpben, aber es bleibt, ipie Der tritiid
beranldgts 8adfif@ 2eni osntt, fIuu!
sic bat re4t, es ffhIt Die Stimmuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25

= TIitterpu9en. rOurd
psIden Seil bon Stalien sing .Sbrs
Sp9Seitsreiie2"
%. mir buben gang StuIien bur9'
setiibt."
- unb bann gr: ngd.
EGetla, nur einen ein5igen Sub bon
Sbren 2ippen uno oann j"
Sic: ,llno oann . i. ~"
Gr: Limb ounu = nod einenT
= Ger fIaiiifde Saus.
berr. @atte (enoli9 fapituliereuo):
.Seures @eib. sebiete 9einen Srdnenl
Ser mobernite Sut effiiII'9ein Sebucul
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25

= @tftise aritit. sin.
Ssft Ou ni6t aud, Gommer5ienrats
Slie bat nod 10 mas 9inoli9es on
iid9"
r@eipib = beionosrs Sen unges
paI9enen MunS."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25

9orfdrSt: .glonu. ipie f6ouit
Oenn bu aus. Sdorf9el, pie biii Ou
Oenn 5useridtstg"
g 4orf9sI; aentIObt bub i9
mid foeben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25

ierubsn6, ga Ipa Ois @rets unb Der
Dinfrieb es aber nod gu hOrsn be'
fOmmsn. = Der @sibnu4tsabenb
uno Der General. bic iOlleu ni4t psr'
aeHtn ifinl
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Waarterl.

$ier ru6t bie Sunefrau Stp.isepI,r3,
Gin Manu brrd6obrte ibr ne per5,
Nidjt, bab einen 9oIb erl.td0m =
Rein, ipeiI er iiberbaupt 1idJt fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25

Muttsr: nSiebt 9u, isbt ldBt
es Der Iiebe @ott resnen, neil Ou
borbin 70 bDs tparf."
Der tGeine Grib: rIbsr
mas t0nnsn oie anOeren 2eute oafiir,
bic MN nu9 NAB iperoen9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-25

bon, oo6 paHel Soie
Fidoig iein, troBoenl i'd
ann - Hd, slei9s
nerul, ous tpirb nur 10
I'm eisentlihen Sinn et'
lnteln. 90 1T Oas eben
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06

State Normal School, Greensboro ~ C.
Another interesting part of the con-
vention will be the exhibit OF the na
tional board. which will be in the
Sunday school room of ST. Paurs
Church from April to IT. The home
and community life of women will be
illustrated by picture and chart in n
graphic manner. The exhibit will be
open all day, with lecturer in ntten
dance.
The dominant figure of the conven-
ton will be Miss Grace H. Dodge,
New York, president OF the national
board of the Young Women's Chris
tian Association. Miss Dodge has a
national reputation as G. leader in
work for the betterment of the con-
ditions under which young women
live and work in this country. The
point Of high efficiency to which the
organization of tho association has
been brought is attributed largely TO
her talent as an executive and organ
izer. She Is also the organizer OF the
Girls Club Movement and originator
Of the Travellers Aid Work.
This last work has become one of
the most important activities of tho
association In recent years, owing to
the fact that 1t has become increas-
ingly unsafe for women to travel. with
out protection. Statistics prove that
moro than 1000 girls and women dis
appear every year between. the cities
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06

OF New York and Chicago. while in
New York alone, more than 10000 are
never found. 1t is to check this form
OF the social evil that the Travellers
Aid Work was organized. a girl was
recently brought all the way from
Edinburgh, Scotland, without once
passing from under the care Of the as
ISOLATION.
The Program.
This, and all the other branches OF
the associations work, will be graph
ically portrayed in the exhibits and
explained in the lectures next week.
The program of the convention in full
follows
Wednesday afternoon, April 8: $50
Opening hymn; Scripture and prayer,
by Rev. w. Russell Bowie. OF Rich
mond. rector of st. Paurs Episcopal
Church; greeting to the convention,
Miss Katharine III. Halves. of Richmond,
president of the Y. w. c. A; response.
Mrs. c.. ]. Buchanan, Of Indianapolis,
first vice. president OF the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association of the
United States INSTRUMENTATION of
the convention. 3:00--Address. Re
ligion," the Row. Cornelius Woelfkin.
Of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church,
New York. 4:00--Adjournment,
Wednesday night: 7:45--Scripture
and prayer, by the Rev. w. ]. Young.
d. D., of the Centenary Methodist
Church; addresses. "The Responsibility
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
PAGEANT TO SHOW
WORK OF WOMEN
Eight Hundred Will Take Part
in Great Drama at Joseph
Bryan Park.
TO APPEAR IN MOVIES
Motion Picture Company Will
Reproduce and Exhibit Pageant
in Country's Theatres.
TO APPEAR IN MOVIES

4 great pageant, in which 500 girls
and women will take part, illustrating
by song, pantomlme and recitation ali
the phases of woman's life. will be
tho most striking feature of the ma
tlonal convention OF the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association, to DO held
here beginning on "Wednesday. The
pageant Will take place In Joseph
Eryan Park at o'clock on Saturday.
April t. and will be free to the pub
lie.
Tho Importance OF this exhibition
may be Judged by the fact that it Will
be reproduced in motion pictures all
over the world. the rights having been
secured by a we'll known company.
Miss iotta A. Clark, OF Boston, secre-
tary of the National Pageant Associa-
ton, will be here to supervise the per-
formnncc. The majority OF the girls
WHO take part In the pageant will be
from Richmond, but there VIII also
bo several hundred from other parts
OF the United states, including CleVe-
land, Pittsburgh. Baltimore. Washing
ton and Norfolk. There will also be
representatives OF the Randolph Macon
Womans College. Lynchburg: Sweet
Briar College, Hollins College and the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06

of delegates by the national board ut
the Hotel Jefferson admission by card
only).
Friday morning: e:so--Business ses-
sion. recommendations from the ma
tional board; discussion, presentation
Of the Association Monthly" Miss
Mary Louise Allen. Of the publication
department 11:3o--Dcvotional hour,
The Inspiration OF Love-" DR.. Nc
Clure; united prayer service. 1880
Adjournment.
Friday afternoon 2:30-Scripture
and prayer, by the Rev. w. c. James
D. D.. Grove Avenue Baptist Church
Richmond; addresses The Develop
mcnt of Rural Leadership" Hon. j.
d. Eggleston chief OF field service In
rural education, Washingto THE Life
OF the Girl in the Country" Miss Jessie
Field, national Y w. G. A. secretary
for small town and country work. until
recently superintendent OF schools in
Page County, Iowa. 4:00--Adjourn-
ment.
Friday night: 7:45--script,ire and
prayer by the Rev. Fl ID. G. Maciach-
Ian. Seventh street Christian Church,
Richmond; addresses. ''The Life OF the
Employed Girl In Cities" Mrs Ray
mond Robins. OF Chicago; THE Life
OF Women OF Leisure In Cities," Mrs.
Wallace Radcliffe, OF 'Washington:," The
Training OF the Students of the World
for Leadership" Miss Ruth Rouse. OF
London, travelling secretary among
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06

women FOR the Worlds Student Chris
tian Federation.
Saturday morning: o:3o--Business
session. report OF the commission on
the training of volunteer workers, pre-
scented by Mrs. Seabury Cone Masticls.
member of the city committee of the
national board; talk on finance, Miss
Harriet Taylor, Of New York. 1880
Devotional hour. abiding Power DR..
Mcclure; united prayer service 1880
Adjournment.
Saturday afternoon: ton
outdoor pageant in Joseph Bryan Park.
Saturday night: 7:45-Members' mass
meeting. admission by ticket only.
Scripture and prayer by the Rev. j. j.
Scherer. Jr. English Lutheran church,
Richmond: talks. What the Associa-
ton Means to the City Girl" Miss
Elizabeth w. Dodge, of New York;
What the Association Means to a
College Girl" Miss Jessie Woodrow
Wilson, of Washington.
Sunday afternoon at the City Audi
'torium: 4:0O--Mass- meeting for girls.
Miss Grace II. Dodge presiding: adj
dress. Miss Oolooah Burner. OF New
York
Monday morning: s:so--Business.
f1.30---DevotionaI hour. Lighted to
Shine" DIR, Mcclure; united prayer, SER
vice. 12:30-Ad5ournment
Monday afternoon: 2:30--Addresses,
THE Young Women's Christian Asso-
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of Christian Workers for the Better
ment Of Social Conditions" Prof.
Graham Taylor. president OF the Chi
cago School OF Civics and Philanthropy
Thursday morning: a:3o-Business
session, the annual report OF the ma
tional board Miss Grace II. Dodge
president; Miss Mabel Crafty general
secretary; presentation OF the plans
for Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation work at the Pacific Panama
Exposition; report or the committees
appointed at the indianapolis 1911 con-
vention. II :30--Devotional hour,
Listening to Christ" tho Rev James
q. X. Mcclure. d. D., president of the
Mccormick Theological Seminary Chi
cago; united prayer service 1890
Adjournment.
Thursday afternoon: 2:30-Scrip-
ture and prayer by the Rev f. w.
Boatwright. president oc Richmond
College. 2:45-Business. reports of tho
three commissions of the national board
on Sex Education" Thrift and
EHiciency." Moral Standards" discuss
sion led by secretaries of the national
board, Anna l.. Brown, M. D., secretary
FOR physical education and hygiene:
MISS Blanche Geary. secretary for
economic work; Miss Helen l..
Thomas. secretary for educational
work; Miss Ethel Cutler, secretary for
student religious work. 4:o0-Ad-
journment.
Thursday night: to 1o-Reception
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citation Movement in Great Britain.
Miss Elizabeth Triton, of London.
member of the Worlds Committee Of
Young Women's Christian Associations;
The British Contribution to the
Worlds Young Women's Christian As
ISOLATION" Miss Picton- Tuberyill, OF
London. member OF the Worlds Com
mittee and head of the foreign depart
ment OF the Young Women's Christisn.
Associations OF Great Britain and Ire
land; Our Conservation and Our Vo-
cation" Miss Clarissa Spencer, OF Lon
don. general secretary of the Worlds
Committee 4:00-Adjournment
Monday night: 7:45-Scripture and
prayer by the Rev. II. Clay Lilly, D.
D.. Grace Street Presbyterian Church,
Richmond; address. China: New
World In the Making" the Rev. Frank
w. Bible, OF Hangkow. China.
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MISS MABEL CRAFTY.
New York, general secretary National
Y. w. &. A.
MISS BLANCHE GEARY,
Economic md building Specialist.
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DEL.

BOYD. On Monday. May :. 1918, al Casualty
HOSPITAL. LEDRt r.. Of the late DR..
William aud Martha NJ Boyd and brother of
c. A. b. Boyd. IN his sixty fifth year.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
hurley. On Friday May . 1915. ISADORA
hurley The beloved sister Of Emma Bur
ley and daughter of the late John and Susan
Burley-
Funeral Tuesday afternoon. May g from late
residence. LEGO END street northwest. thence
To Metropolitan Zion NJ. T.. Church. 23th
street. al O'Clock pm. Relatives and
friends invited 10 attend. providence,
n. L., papers please copy,
CLEMENTS. on Sunday morning May g. 1915
n the National Military Home. Dayton.
Ohio Capt. JOSEPH G. CLEMENTS.
Notice of funeral services and interment here
after.
2:45 am. MARY ESTHER CUMBERLAND
tnee Lochtc,.
Funeral "Wednesday. an. from her late
residence. 221 street northeast. Service
at ST. Joseph's R. Z. Church. Relatives and
friends invited 10 attend C.
FLaNNERY. On Sunday. May g. 1913 At his
residence 1900 ist street northeast MAR
TIN CORBETr FLANNERY. in his seventy
second year
Funeral from his late residence ON Tuesday,
FRANKLIN. Departed this life Saturday. MAY
3. 1918. at SIS am. HORACE RUSSELL
FRANKLIN. grandson of Sarah and George
Franklin, 1325 II street northwest.
Funeral ImesdaE May O. a. II o'clock from the
GLEASON. On Sunday. May 1. 1913. ALBERT
GLEASON beloved husband OF Alice Z. Glea
son, in the seventy FIRST year OF his age
Funeral iron, the residence OF his daughter.
west, Wednesday. May 4. at = o clock .. m.
Friends and relatives invited to attend. In
terment at Rock Greek cemetery
JORGENsEN. On Sunday. May f. 1918. at
s:4o am. LUDWIG, former drum major of
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SUES FOR MAINTENANCE.
Wife Enters Action Against Lieut.
John S. Saurman.

Suit for maintenance was instituted to-
day by Mrs. Mary B. Saurman agains,
Lieut. John Shelly Saurman of the United
States Medical Reserve Corps.
The wife alleges that her husband left
her February u last to go to Philadel-
phia, saying he expected to be ordered
with the army TO the Mexican border
Later he advertised in the newspapers
she stated. that he would pay only debts
contracted in person. Her credit was
cut off, the wife states. that she
could not procure the necessities of life.
She tells the court she has been or
dered to vacate her apartment at the
Dresden because of non-pa yment of rem;
and is without means of support. She re-
quests a monthly allowance from her hus-
band for her maintenance.
They We're married in New York, Al
gust % 1905. and have no children. Since
the officer left her in February. he has
contributed only $40 to her support. the
wife asserts. Attorney F. E. Rhodes APP
pears for the wife.