davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14
9sntIde eaoenbeIOsn.
~ inn i6nen in Ganemart Elm SsHt-
mai sciett werben.


Dis 3Delinqe bes bdnif9en Qebrers
Teminars 3u SelIinge in SitlonO ba=
ben in bieien Sneen cine sroBe 9eIs
bentat Dollbra9t. Ginen srOBen, run0
8 Sonnen f9peren Stein, ben d9t
Itarte Yferbe ni9t batten aiebsn tOnz
men, baben fie iiber 10 Meilen nett
oef9leppt, INN i'm Dor benz Seminar>
0ebdube in Sellinee duf3uitellen.
0ort foll er elm @ebentltein fir bic
erifen @renSpG9tsr 96nsmarts gegen
Siiben tper6en, unb ouf benz Stein
fpllen bic Nalner biefer @renapG9z
ter ibren pIab finben. (2luBerbem
fOII er nit ben beiDen fhlssDigf9en
QDpen gefHmiidt tpsrben.) gu biez
fen re9net man in DGnemart bic beis
ben Gngenbelben Mermulb unb Sffa
(bGnif9 @ermunb unb uffe). @rites
rer mar Elm alter blinber &Dnig unb
Der nnbere elm in crfter SusenS Bio
Der Spbn biefes &6ni9s, beibe 9err>
f6er Der Nngeln. Bon leBterem gebt
bic Sage, baB er duf Der @iberinfeI
les foll bisfel6e itin, ouf Der beute
bic Stabt 2~enbsburg liegt) 3tpei 6ol=
ifeiner i'm 3peitdmpf erlegt babe, aIs
bic 6ollteiner sinen 3ug 8ur unter=
tperfung Der MngeIn unternebmsr
ipolIten. Serfelbe Sffa bat nod
berielben Soge fpdter einen bdnifden
4Dnig, Der NIepis bieB, i'm 3pei=
tampf erf9Iagen.
Oas Munberbnre 1T nun, bob bic
beutigen 9dnen in Siitlonb bic bei=
ben beutf6en Sdgenbelben WermunD
unb Sffa ols bGniI9e @ren3pd9ttr
eeoen Siiben feiern ipOlIen. sic
nebmen alfo cine beut19e Sage, nod
ipeI9er 3pei beutI9e @oItsitdinme,
bic MngeIn in @9lestpig nnb Die
Sohfen in 6plTeN1, bor etpd 1400
Scobren oeeeneinonoer tGmpfteu, fir
Ii@ in MnTpru9. Denn IS 1T bod
5efannt genlg l.nb niffenfhoftli9
ME a~nge3peifelt tDorben, bob bic nlz
ten Mngeln, fpenn man ou9 bielleidt
nod ni6f nit geifimmtbeit Iaget
fann, no fie urfpriinglin gsipObnt
bobeu, Elm beutf9er @oItsftamm gez
peIen finb. 9ie gonoe SADIE be-
fommt absr ailh ibr befonberes Sc
prGqe bobur9, baB es Der nSibz
iiitif9e @erein fir Sellinge unb lms
eegeno" 1T, Der bic Grri9tung bes
Dentmols in bic 0anb genommen
bat. Nlfo lift bic groBe 6eIbentnt Der
bGni19en Seminoriftsn ni9ts ols cine
fforfe !Serousforberung segen bas
beutf@e @9lesDig unb bomit gsssn
Deutf4IonO islbf.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

2eben uno oie obnungsf9psre, er'
f91uernbe @ei6e Der Skbs
limo fte traffic fruftDOn ibreu
biegiomen &0rper, osnn es our4=
lief iie pie neuss, berrli9es 2eben
unO S9affen=W onen. Sbeo0or
6nntanes @ebi9t fiel ibr elm. Si'
cmpfdnO es aug ibrem Snneriten
Heraus nad, unb Fe fpra9 es ldui
nnO tltneeno in ben fonuenOur4s
g!ii6ten Haum:
...nMObI Seine ipedsn mag Ser Res
gen,
Der in bic Sdone nie0erbridt,
9o9 GOLDEN &orn unb @rntsiesen,
&eift nur beran Bel SDnnenli9t."
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

Syn BtIDe geblieben.
profe7or (nd9bem ibm feline Srau eli
ne LANCE Yrebigt iiber ibre@urbsrobens
bebiirfniFe gebalten bat, lG9elnb): 9u
Tpri6f Spar tpie Elm Bud, S6aB,
aber - Sic: 2ein aber, i1 iage Dir,
Diefes Bud muB neu gebunDen tperz
benz
Sn apeiter Gbe. Sunse
sFrau: 8ie eliidli9 bin i9 nit Dir,
oeIiebter @buarO! Oh trdgit mid auf
6dnben, 9u 19affft mir ben Sims
mel auf GrOen, i4 babe teine Sorgen,
ih lebe i'm Woblftanb. = a9. ipenn
Oas mein eriter ManH nod erlebt
hdtte!
9asGinfa9t IT. {. Dem Die
ner Sean 1T Der Dienit bon leiner
0errI9oft getinbigt poroen. lin ibm
dber feline 3utunft niht gu DerOerben,
erbGlt er elm iebr gutes 3sugniB. Sean
IieIt es unb meint f9munSeln0: rN9,
qndbiger 5err, Denn i9 pirtli9 70
brnu9bor bin, bu iolten Sic mid bod
elgentli@ bsbolten!"
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14
sarfiider 5rcr0titsbcIO.
Sic Grmorbnns Nia5t=Scis in Der al
baniiden Sanptita6t.

Der befannte tiirtiY9e 5reibeits=
belb G}ia3i : Sci uno iein AOiutant
Iino oieier Sage in 8alond ermor6et
poroen. Bon bort gebt uns iiber
oen 0orfaa uno feline 8orgeI1iGte
folgenoe 9arfteaung gu:
@l5anier BON @eburt, mar es ser
befdnnte 5reibeits6elo Gia3iz8ei. Der
Dor einem Sabrfiinft 3uglei4 nit
Gnper : Sci sic Sungtiirten : 9err.
Thaft oufri9tete. Seine Mbftams
mung mar es, Die i'm geeignet I9ei-
men lieB our MltTIion, bic nunmehr
fein f9neQes gnOe berbeigefiibrt bat.
Musgeriiftet nit rei9en Mitteln, man
faqt 10000 @ol0ftiiden, panoerte
Nia3is9ei in Sen leBten Mp4en burb
MIbaaien bon Stamm 81 Stdmm,
i'm propogdnod gu MAIDEN fir oas
Siirtentum, fir olbunifde Selbt>
ftGnoigteit unter tiirtii9er Sberberr=
f4oft. Ollie einfluBrei9en 5iibrcr
fol- eE befu9t baden, tlingenOe Mrgas
men!e tparen bereot an Der Mrbeit.
Mlun peiB, oaB ct fir ben Nlbdnierz
tbron einen Dsmanif9en prin3en
bor19lug unb ais ein5ige @emein=
famteit glsi9es 9elo, glei4e Brief
mnrten uno freipilige 9eerfolge fprs
oerte. &iir5li9 tpoate fid Der bGrz
tiqe Rid3izBei duf einem italieniI9en
Dampfer ein39iffen. nm beim3utebz
rem. Bon einem 8egleiter sefolgt,
fponberte er genddli9 binter ieinen
2rdgern, Bic oas bel9eioene @epdd
trugen: 2ageroeden, Satteltdfden,
Elm 8iinOel Dedsn, &Offer9en. 90
mar er am gnOe Oe5 lan9en 9ol5itez
qes aneetommerl, no etlibe Stufen
abtpdrts fiibren gu Sen urten f9auz
felnben 8ooten. 9a 1tdnOen Nlbds
MIR aus ben Bergen. in bider, peiBer
RleiOung, beipaffnet Biz an bic
3dbne, ME es bier3ulanoe 8rau4 lit.
8l0Bli9 reiBen 3fpei BON ibnen sic
@epebre bod. mebrere S6iife fra
den, uno Nia3i=9ei unO fein 8egleia
fer fdrben nit i6rem Dilute Die mors
fden planten bes piers.
Oas mar Nia3is 500. 5rieoe feiz
mem @ebenten! ST mar elm tiAtiger
&erl, Elm geraber gbarotter, elm fonaz
tiI9er Ssmane. Nus &oHopo naz
rem bic 9Gter, NtGnner oes STA Boil
~ietina3, na9 einem @erii6t fOgar
oeFen Sobn, pdbreno Der Batter foz
eben auf elmer Heife Our9 @uropos
9duptltdote mar. Sic itiirmten Den
2dnbungsiteg mad pOllbra9ter Sat
binunter. BON niemanOem aufgebulz
ten, bereinigten ii9 nit partenoen
Rdmeraoen = unO gingen gemd9llh
our rG9iten &affeebuOe. sic err
flGrter taut, oaB fe y ettpd 30 gez
pdffnete - cine algemeine S9ieBes
rel bsrborrufen piirOen, tpenn man
lie belGftigen piiroe. uno Die neue
Megierung bes neuen Staatengebilces
Mlbdnien lieB oie 2eute laufen, ia
riet linen, in Die 8erge gu beribpinz
ben. 81 blieb Der Morb ungefiibnt
uno 1T be3eianeno fir Die nSi9ers
beit", ole in Mlbanien berri4t.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

- pOefis proa. 9err
(oer Elm inn unbetanntes GrduIein
begleitet): nN9, mein Grdulein. Is TT
bod pOetifa, 70 i'm Sturme uno
Gtaubpirbel nit einanoer 81 tpan@
oeln!"
nSDren g. mir nit Dem Sturm
uuf, ga lam ib glei9, tpenn i'd mad
9uufe tpmme, Die Geniter pieoer
puBen!"
grfTGrt. 2ebriunge: nWiee=
terin. @ie psFosn fi9er nal oOd
in 'ner Gigags aeee dus9eitent ...@
MeiIe- ii. Mtefo2"
2ebriuag Sic INNER beim
STREET. rrfm ter Siegerin bIei>
bsn!-
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

@@ube iOntsn ipdt am Qbenb
setouft iDeroen. mo Die IiBe ibre
stTBte ausOsbnung srrei&t tubsn.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14
WarbinOtOn Sournal

erfbcint teben GamfaS.
DaibiRgiOn Sunrual &c., Sue,
@igentbiimer.
6erousssber: Gbas. 8. S6HssIsr.
Office, &eooftion uno Drudere:
40 @ecbfte Gtraec. 81. SO.
3eIepbon, Wfdin 77S9.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23

though careful search has been
made by General Huerta-
An Inquiry that is being made by
the new government into the expen-
siftures OF the Madero regime may be
significant, In that Gustavo Madero
was accused Of taking sixty million
pesos from the treasury to reimburse
the MAdero family for the expenses
Of the revolution against Porfirio
pfaz.
Although General Hue-ta insists
that civil authority is now dominant,
there has been hardly any relaxation
In martial law. The national palace
liz guarded by three thousnd troops,
while fifteen hundred remain in the
arsenal. The streets are filled with
military patrols at all hours Huerta
is maintaining iron discipline.
The possibility of the return of
Porfirio Diaz interests the capital. AL
though word was received here that
the old dictator has not left Egypt,
and that lse has made no plans as TO
returning TO Mexico, the Porfiristas
are informed that Felix Diaz expects
his uncle in the capital within~six
weeks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23
HAND MIRRORS.
MURDERERS WEEP
ONER DIVINE SARA

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 22.--After
being held up for $40 at the ferry for
auto space on the boat she had to
catch. Nine Sara Bernhard appeared
before 1902 convicts at San Quentin
prison today In q production of "One
Christmas Night" written by her son.
In the half hour that the prison pro-
duction lasted the prisoners forgot the
walls around them, and lived in the
days Of the French revolution. The
play was enacted on the stage in the
prison yard. put up by the convicts the
night previous.
In the front six seats were six muir
derers who wept and laughed alter
nately.
Scattered through the audience were
several notorious prisoners, notable
among them being Abe Ruef, former
boss of San Francisco: the Mcnamara
brothers, Henry G. Dalton, former
Alameda county assessor, and former
Police Captain Conbcy, Of San Fran
cisco.
AS Nine. Bernhardt entered she was
greeted by the prison band playing
The Marseillaise." After the pro-
duction, one OF the convicts stepped
upon the stage. and read a resolution
of thanks, adopted by the prisoners.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23
USE SCHOOLS TO
BUY IR0USSEAU.
SUPERINTENDENT STEARNES
SAYS THIS is WHAT SOME
GIRLS TEACH FOR.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
. BRISTOL, VA, Feb 22.--Iu the
discussion of the teachers pension
law before the Southwest Virginia
educational conference here today,
State Superintendent r. c. Stearnes
stated that the principal objection to
the law came from the class or girls
who teach only long enough to get
money 20 buy their trousseau.
II have no respect for. their opin-
ionss for they are themselves mere pen
sioners on the school fund.- declared
the State superintendent. IF tho ma
joffty of the teachers want the law, 1t
should be kept, but II they do not
want II, say the law should be re-
peaied. :. Personally I did not think
we'll of the law when 1t was first enact
ed, but after setng its operation. and
the relief of SO many AND teachers,
have come 80 think more and more of
It."
There were several prominent
speakers, today. The meeting was one
of the most successful ever held in
the Southwest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23
PRINCESS MAFALDA'S
HEALTH IN DANGER

ROME, Feb. 22.-~Princess Mafafda,
the second daughter OF King Victor
Emmanuel, liz suffering from bronchial
pneumonia. Y is feared that there is
2 hardening of a portion Of one of the
consumption. The symptoms hereto
fore have not been alarming. but the
child has not strong constitution,
having suffered severely from ricketts,
since childhood. Queen Elena, like all
the royal family of Montenegro. has a
hereditary tendency towards consump-
ton. The doctors have prescribed an
immediate change and careful treat
ment of all the royal children and the
queen has taken them to Posilipo,
where DIR. Mnrchiafaya, the pope's
physician, recently visited them and
held a consultation with DIR. Quirico.
the court physician. The king fire.
quently motors out and visits them
incognifo az he 10 compelled TO reside
in Rome while the chamber of depu-
ties Is In session.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23
GERMANY STRIKES
AT STANDARD OIL

BERLIN, Feb. 22.---The socialists
on the Reichstag committee, which ia
considering the governments petro-
leum monopoly bill. aimed at the
Standard Oil company, are chiefly re-
sponsibie, for the revised measure.
The chairman of the committee is a
socialist, and this Is one of the very
few occasions on which the, govern
ment ana the social Democrats have
co-oparateds The socialists killed the
clause IN the original bill which gave
tie Deutsche bank controlling in
tetestsin the ,pronosed monopoly. and
the government ,su omitted with as
good grace SIS possible The new
measure Ia far from being drafted as
yet, and IT lis further still from being
a law TIE ''Cat4solie Centrists viii
attack 1t when 1t comes before the
whole house, ana will endeavor to pre-
vent any vote being taken before next
autumn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23
Mr.. WE'LL. SPEAKS
AT UNIVERSITY

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.)
CHARLOTTESVILL VA. Feb.
22.--The Washington Literary society
Of the University OF Virginia tonight
held its annual celebration. COM
memoratsng the birth OF George
Washington. The exercises werA held
in Madison hail, beginning at s
o'clock, the speaker of the evening
being the Hon. A. l. We'll, ex-mayor
OF Pittsburg, Pa, and one Of the most
prominent members Of the bar OF that
city,
Mr. Wen is one of the most dis
tinguished publicists in America to-
day. His studies and activities in the
field of social service have erninently
equipped him TO speak with authority
upon his chosen subject, @Pressnt.pay
Evils and Public Sentiment"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23
ROOSEVELT WRITES
YMPATHY TO BALKANS

z. SOFIA, Feb. ga letter has been
received here. from Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt, in which he expresses
keen sym athy for the Bulgarian ma
ton aa wen as the other Balkan
States. =.
Z In the letter. The former American
pgesidea1 expresses admiration for
the patient efforts of the Ba1kanites
foe the past thirtysfive years. without
which, he says. their present successes
would sbe impossible, This work, ne
asserts, established a record of ma
tional effort by Christian nations dur
ing the time indicated @
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23
AhHuI MAN WHO
tContinued from First PAge.)


ernor, and Thaw had not been liberat-
cd an promised.
Governor HulEer gave out state
mont on the Thaw case tonight. He
said:
sspr. Russell, tho superintendent Of
MAtteawan state hospataI, called to-
day to discuas the ThAw matter. II
Ii tho Arat time ever met him.
''or. Russell volunteered to tell me
all he knew concerning the attempts
10 bfibs him In the Interest Of Thaw's
freedom.
,.Hubptantlaily no told me this. that
Aonae tima last December he was IN.
vited by telephone to New York tc
Jahn Anhut. DIR. Russell went 10
New York In response to this invita-.
ten, and met this MAn. who tpad him
e es,s could Tss w !ae. ~! 4 q avcul q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23
Wall Street Attorney.

NEW YORK, Feb. 22,--The only
lawyer of the name of John Anhut In
the New York directories In John
Nicholson Anhut, of 60 Wall Street
He Is one Of six lawyers who have
desk room In one suite Of rooms
Each lawyer carries on a separate
practice. IL 4,
One Of Anhut's Ave Office mates,
said tonight that Anhut was con.
nected as counsel In Thaws second
trial.
Anhut has been staying Mt the Ho-
tel Gramatan. Bronxyilie, and at the
Carlton Arms. White Plains, for a
year or more.
It was said at the Hotel Gramatan
tonight that Anhut left that hosiery
on Friday, saying that he was going
to the Carlton Arms. He didn't ar.
rive there, according to Captain, his.
brow. the proprietor,
II was at tho Carlton Arms thot
Mrs. Thaw. Harry Thaw's mothar
William Thaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
nekie and friends Of the family Sim.
PED when the various phases Of the
ThAw case were up In court In Whita
Plains
Charles Morschauser, of pough.
koepaic, who appeared as counsel IN
Thaw before Clarence Shearn DO.
came HIS counsel, said tonight ths,
NC could not recall . lawyer OF the
name Of Anhut being connected with
the caae
II wan said Mt White Plains ton,vh.
that Anhut wRa frequently seen In fhs
Courtroom while tho last Inquiry ! y,
Thaw'A tnsAnity was being made ~
procure hls discharge from the asyS
Il y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23
AMERICAN SOPRANO
MAKES "A SUCCESS

BERLIN. Feb. 2a.--Florence Easton
Maclennan, the American star soprano
at the Royal 0pera. made a big Sue
She got nnany curtain calls, and the
critics highly praised her voice and
acting She and her husband, Francis,
the tenor, have been engaged for
Hamburg, which 10 conceded to be the
leading opera center OF Germany.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23

Harry s. George Tucker spent a
few hours In Richmond yesterday en-
route to Norfolk from Lexington.
where he attended the funeral Of
General Custis Lee Friday. While Mr..
Tucker made an announcement of
his candidacy for the governorship
several months ago. he declined to
talk on the subject yesterday. II has
been rumored that this hesitancy to
discuss the subject is due to the fact
that Mr.. Tucker rather expects an I'M
portant foreign post. after President
Wilson assumes @of1lee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23
f,a.h .T,r.r~r ntf,pd.

Complaint was made to the police
last night that the. branch office. OF
the Southern Laundry at Ala East
Marshall street, was entered shortly
after Z O'Clock through a side door,
and that the cash drawer had been
broken open and rified of $25. There
was no. Glua to. the culnrlt.. n ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23
PRESIDENT TAFT
seen by voyagers arriving At this port,
indinu Irikxs.. Rennxen6dafe6d 49,
tcontinued from First rasa.)

seen by voyagers arriving at this port,
Indian Tribes Represented.
Chiefs representing hfteon tribes OF
Indians arrived last night from West
ern reservations to soc tho president
turn the 1rst spadeful Of Garth for
tho monument
dents program was In the interosta
ofsthe blind. charitable work TO
which he has eften lent his aid here,
This was the dedication of new In
stiution for these Nfiiicted persons,
known as the lighthouse" Joseph II,
Choate, Helen Keller ana others par
tieipated In thesa exerrlnes. Z
Mhs nrssidant ended his round Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23

Local council United Commercial
hall. Two candidatea for membership
were taken into the fold and other
routine business wAS transacted.
f AT the meeting next month, celebrates
ton which meets In darlington. Ky.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23

HefFYs Randolph and c. Mosby, emf
Franklin street. reported last night
that they had been robbed of Ss3 worth
of clofhee.s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23

celebration IN Chicago today in eorn-
r1emoration of Wnshtugton'x birthday
anniversary was held under the aur
spices of the Union League club, at
the Auditorium with former Govern
or Herbert 3 Hadley, OF Missouri, as
chief speaker. Other celebrations ins
cluded the annual luncheon of the
Daughters of the American RevolutioR-
and an exhibition by the Chicago His
torical society.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.---Miss Be
atrice Harraden. whose novel, Ships
That Pass in the Night" was
extremely popular twenty years aEo.
is In this country on 4 short visit
She has become q suffragette and as
such does not expect to produce much
more literary work. She says she
became an advocate of votes for we
men with reluctance, m she hated TO
abandon her literary work. "F'ight-
ing for the ballot she says, "means
the end OF imaginative. creatlve
work"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23

PHILADELPHIA.F Feb. 22.--Gover-
nor Phillips Lee Goidsborough. OF
Maryland. was the orator today at the
annual exercises held by the Uni
versity ,of Pennsylvania In commence
ration of the birth of George Wash
ington. He spoke on Washington:
He Gave a Nation to It's People. Pro-
tected From Itself"
The degree Of doctor Of laws was
conferred upon Governor Colds
borough and upon DR.. Henry III, APP
pie, president OF Franklin and Mar
shall college.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23
FIFTH BRIGADE
(Contifined from rifst Pace

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Wilson takes Office, and believes that
1t is his duty TO make all necessary
preparations so that the new admins
.tration may have the benefit OF pre-
ipAredness
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23

Charged WITH Rape Thoft,
While Hill. coloredt wAa ARRESTED last
night on charge OF HteGltnE = guam
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-23
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