davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-24

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
 A meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held tn the Fire hall this evening, when bus- mess of importance wi ll come be- fore that body. Members arc re- quested to be present. By order
 c. E. BUNNELL, President.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-24

,.enlle nt,rsc ana comfortable cutter for lent hy day or hour. Rate reasonable. Apply Fred Fish, phone ~.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-24

Chinese noodles ana chop sucy al Valdez Cafe after D. m.
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Seutid,er Nilitar llnteritnBnuaS
Gcrein.

Ser Gcutihe Wilitdr llnteritiis.
unas.@crein hielt seltern feline regel-
mdBiac aScriammlllna nllter Sorlit
nes 1rdiioenten 8. Saeiner unb Srp.
tofoaiiibruug oes Sefretdrs $. 2.
9uebbert nb. Ter 0erein betpilligre
iiir llnieritiibllna erfranfter aameras
oen oen getrag pou $50. Gas goll.
Qomnlitiec oes 9ereinsbaIles, pelher
i'm 9opember in Der slrbeiterballe
Itattiinoet, berihtete, bah Die @orbc,
reitllnaen gut fprtid,reiten. Fem
aommittec tm,reen nod, Die Serrerl
'gf @iager ,ino u. Bauer snacthelii.
Tie ginlaoungen ocs tSooorellolu
Sanaerdors, ocs Ieutih. ameritani'
iheu llnteritiibunas- Gereins uno ocs
ShipdbiIhen llnteritiitlnss-S Sereins
Imnrocu augenomnen nno lperoen i'd
Nie Mitelie0er naf ara'ten betbelll'
qen. ,sm gerlalf Der Ter'amnllinl
fpurocn Die tonln1enoen 9ahlen be-
iprod,en uno entldlieo iih Der Serelt
1 fir Die fleinc Seaislotnr 81 itIinmen
Rad, Der 0eriammluna folaten or
geitalieoer elmer GinIaolna DER SEA-
meraoen Soeob SaIler nno sSranl
@olter su einem SnbiB ino 0lashel
Bier.
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Sieielben nebmen bentc 9sahmittag
ibrcu Infang.

gds 0er6itmeeting oes Qatpnid
sSpden 3lubs t1immt nit Dem beutigeu
Sage ietnen 4ufang unb a6t3ehu
Gage intereFanter Renniport itebt
Cen 9Sreunben bes 9urf beDor. Die
QatDnia Rennbabn bot einen guteH
Romen uno genieBt oas polle 8erz
trauen oss iportliebenoeu Yublitums.
Rur bic anertannt beiten gferbe oes
ganaen2dnoes laufen bier, ME es oenn
du6 Sbatiade 1T, DoB 2atoniu Die
cihaiae Reunbahn 1T. auf pel6er Elm
rirtlides 0erbp gsluufen ptrb. Dds
6auptereiQniR fir ben Gr0ffnungsz
tag lit bas Snaugurdl 5dnpicop I'M!
cine gDrie BON $4,000. Mud fir Die
flint unoeren Rennen itnb liberGIc
YreiIe dusqeTeBt.
SIN NdtItebenoen briu9en mir Die
Gintragungen fir Die beutigen Rcn@
men:
GrItes Rennen - Se6s 5urlones;
g0rIs $500: greelano 105, peculiur
100, Gbdnticluir 10, Uncle Did 100,
Mlinitreo . 105, Gnpp 100, 2ucile
glen 10, Satluno 10, Sames Do
dern 108.
| 3rpeitss Renner - Cine nleiIs unb
70 garos; Selling; gDrie $500:
8obbp Goot 112, graoe 112, Camel
10, Charter 115, gmon 100, Rupez
nol 1O3, gfFenbt 116, Srperth 112,
Rafe 112. Cir gutesbu 109, UtiB
5aptItone 100, @entpprtb 100.
0rittes Rsnnsn - Sehs 5urz
lonag; SeQina; g0rie $500: 6off@
man lot, Guib on 0eliuerp 104. 90
renee Robert5 104, Yortpile 103,
Wbite Seat 103, RopaI Sed 100,
Wtuis 100, Grisco 104, Wari1
6. 1O3, 8rpnst 102, Robert graoIsp
100.
9iertes Rennen 2atoniu 5erbit
GrDffnungs 5anbtcap; l 1/16 Weeile;
$4,000: cSpbn surlong 107. Sonaod
| l103, Gle6urne Ill, Worristopn 1O8,
| ;slDral Bart 1O8, 2eaures 115, Con
| SAB 103, Sont 81, Clubs 104, Slab
bcrauit III, Samusl R. W2ener los,
Gjreat Britain 115, Sudhorn 1l8,
| Semprita 103.
ssiinftes Renrsu -- Sshs Tura
lpnos: 8Drfe $500: BoterbaB 1o3,
| gsQoc 10S, Gmeralb Sem 100, 0ooqe
lis, 9lnntime 10S.
| SetItes Rennen -- ! 1/16 Wfetle,
SeQinQ; gorTe $500: 8. 8. 4oair
100. Wunaaer Wat 107. Dynamite
hos, Cream 102, 8ouan5a 105, Srilb
Sip 107.
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@ppsfeQolu SangcrdlDr.

Der @oobfeGlon Sdngerhor srDff@
net ben Reiqen ietner 5eit!ihteiten am
SomitaQ, %. Sttober, nit einem
aappenz uno 8eIeGfduFtsbal, tpelher
in ben Solen Der Qrbeiterbolle ubgs=
holten niro. G8 IolI ettpos 6iibihes
unp GriginsIes seboten peroen uno
penn bas aommittee audi niht prets~
osbeu min, tpas es Iein tpiro, 10 tam
e. iepem geIuher bic 8erIjheruns gs>
ben, baB bic lleberraihuneen alsss
mein qefa1en peroen. Die 9opofelloip
SdnQer hoifen ouf itorten SeIuh Dor
befreunoeten 8ereinen, benn iie 1fehen
ielbIt ME 3uriit, ipenn es lid borun
bonbett, burd gefut oem 5eite zines
anoern 8ersins gum Grfolg su felfen.
Milo auf gum Sdngereaappenbaa Ger
Gnppfellons.
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0cu Mcuitcn OH. &cnlae StunDeit.
nadocm er iid) on iein Saaelperf be-
aebeu. brinqt man ben Grnabrer Der
5anilic 0en Seiueu entieelf ms
Sal8. 9funatclona porher batten Ihft
lhou oie perihieoeulten an5eiden, ipie
Mattiateit. S5erStlopfsn 1dluInoels
8eritcpilna It. (. 10. earan genlabnt,
oaB elm idpereS Seioeu OH ibm 8ehra.
9lbcr er bate oieie 9Snrboteu ocs To-
bes lnbeadtet eelaIieu, Ius meldein
Sruloe nlag Ndhingelteat blelbea.
Cider aber lit, naB er bel redlt5eltl.
aem @5ebraitte Der beritbmten St.
Isernaro arditterpiaeu belstc uods am
2ebeu ietn piiroe. an
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p(utlodtss, Uog.lfdsitn gsled(sup

g.i Der ssItrigsn 8edmtenpapi
Der pbiaen 9sreinigung. nobel oie
6srren Geo. Wsnmanu. 8. Yrattung
unb s. Gaamann ols Wahlrihter
funoirten, purbeu Die iolssnoen RAN
sindten aepdhit:
9orIittsr: Guauit Shroer.
/. 8ise@8orIitter: 9eo. Scope.
2 9ise.9oriitter: Geo. 6iilsmann.
9rototons Shrietpsr: Spbn Gngsln
sinanss S6riepsr: 5ermon Rep.
9eloinnshmer: Clemens 9ieie.
Snpentar sgsrpaltsr: 5enrp Ros.
fele ir.
Ha6 Der Wabl fanb cine Grtrooer:
Sammluna itatt, in fpeltsr beihlo'leT
purbs, an psm am Taittipoh, Den %
Sttpber, itattfinoeu arOnunosbuu Del
Noropeutihen SbiiBengeieuihaft II
Qepport t6eil3unehmen.
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DIT. 1912. gilans 5 1916
1ptal giians:
3mrnaemsines 5 43.97
Verpaltunasrdtb -. 1916
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Sdaifen anfpornen. Genn bas lid
ternprt:

Sfaffefi 1ll1porhen. IeHl ods 2,lUs
teripprt:
uIes 9ebens 1ingetbeilte sSreube
0aro feinem Sterblihen 5rtbeil,
lbe3icbt iid auf oas 2eben ein8elner
Berionen nie auf aan5e 8ereine.
SD itIiebe nit Dem @unihe, baB
| i'm ShoBe Der 3ufunit fir Die Gin
leinnati 9urngemeinoe gliidlihe Gage
geborgcn iein mogen. Garaui mein
Gut 6eil."
Sn itolliruug Der Beam er,
| Gem Surner-8eteranen 4lbin Ste
der iiel Damn Die ebrennolle 9lufgabc
| al, Die III tcrip1blten geornten IN tire
aemter ein5iliiibren nnb er elttleoigte
| lid oerielben nit iolgcnoer ferlli9en
InIprahe:>
| ,Dertbe 5urnbriiberl
| Die 6. &. u. bat guh fir bas lduz
fenbs Sabr fir Cure reipettioen 4en-
| ter ertpdblt.
Sic Iebt in Guh bas 0ertrauen,
tab sSbr auf ihr Wobl unb Gebei1ea
befonoere 4uTmertiamteit identen
fperbet. Die Z. 9. mar ieit i6rem Gee
iteben inlmer in ben poroeriten Reiben
| gu finDen, penn es gait, fir perIons
li6e ssreibeit unb fir oas Dobl bee
Baterlanbss 3u tdmpfen, uno eben'o
eat sic INNER beIouoere 4ufmertiame
felt pem tDrperlifen unb seiitigel
Surnen geidentt. Sd bin iber3eugt,
rab SIR ndbrenb gurer amtsseit
oasielbe 3isl i'm 4use behdlten perbtt.
syn Der Rsibeniolse isib Sbr nun
felt benz 65idbrigen geitano Der 3. q.
Der 70. 9urnrath lin ben erften IL
Sdbren mar bic Qmtsseit ndmli6 nur
g Wonats).
sd CLAUDE, ss lit niht nOtbis, oaB
lid ieben sinssinsn geanlten auf iein'
pflitien aufmsrtIam made, bsnn e
nirb Iit Elm itoer bon Sud f6on isii
Der Du6l bamit betaunt semaht be.
ben. Run. meine perthsn Surnbriibsr
lperbet Shr mir burh 5anofhldg be:
frGitieen, bab Sbr pd6reno Cure,
Qmtsseit INNER auf ods Wobl uni
| 0ebeihen Der Z. q. beoadt fein uni
| bic grinsipieu beg Roroameritdni
iten 5urnerbunoes bo6hqlten Epsr
| tet."
am StluTs ieinsr Reoe fOroert
5err Steter Die QntpeIsncen auT, lid
| su er6sben unb auf bic nsusn 8eanlter
| ein preifdtes oonuernoss .8ut Setl'
ssubringsn, in tpsl6es audi als be
| reittpi1iait einitimmten.
/ Die neuen 4usf d ii Ie:
| Der er6e Spreher ernannte oanl
bic folosuben itebenosH Iusihu1' III
| eos laufsnoe Sahr:
/ aorpsrli6es 5urn.n RihdrI
grieb.manu, Wm. aomlsiter, Geo
| Wiiller.
| 9eiitiaes 1urnen - Gmil aramel
Sulius 3prn. ensslbsrt Jrun3.
unterbaltuna - 8. arauB. Y
ainoemann, 2lua. Stsinba6, WH
geper, 8. peihlop.
giiderz unteriudung - :. Gin
nenberg Ghas. arasmsr, S. y. Wuel
Ter.
fiermit fpdren bic geitGfte erie
| biat unb ;Fioeliias trat in ibre Rsdts
Gin 5Gnstsn puroe impropiiirt, auc
aat e. etrpas fir 9eble uno Wtags
uno erit gu ipGtsr Stunoe trennt
Iih bic 9eIeQitaft nit benz Gslpbnif
Die nGhite 9eriammluna iihsr be'u
ten unb Die gsbsrsigunssn Der Beam
ten beobahtsn 5u ppaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-20
81. a(oQfus 6ailen 0rein.
Iriiit goriebrunsen fur Die fommsn'
be Seamteumabl.


ct. 4lopitus WaiienDereins, Die uns
ter benz 8oriis oes perrn Werner
gismener unb Der prototoafiibrung
bes 6errn 9eo. S6ranD itattfdno,
purben folgenbe Deleeaten aus ben
peri6iebensn, Dem 8erein unsebOriqen
9emeinben aufgeitelIt um Elm 3idet
fir bic I'M nd6'ten Monut itattfrns
benbe Reupdbl Der 8edmten auf5ue
itellen:
Ssil. 0reifaltisteitss s9smsinDe: Jrso
9eisler.
ct. Warien.Gemeinbe: sSoAn Rolfes.
ct. sobannes@9emeinoe Sobn Bt!p.
ct. 9biIomsnu 9emsinbs: SoIepb
Siefte.
ct. gauls zgemsinbe: SEQ. Wehring.
ct. 4uguitinus>Gsmeinos: SObn y.
Senl.
ct. aran3istus.9emsinoe: Sp. aoltz
meper.
ct. 4ntonius z8emeinbe: Sp. WseBz
mann.
Ct. Mihaelss s9emsinbe: glenn. 5ebs
beler.
ct. 2ubnigs.9smeinoe: CHRIS. 9rus
penhoff.
st. 5einrits Gemsinbe: german
5eint.
lnbsflette gmpfanguib :, 9smsinoe
=. Moeller.
ct. sran8 Don Gales 9emsinoe: 80:
iepb Wehmboff.
ct. 8eoretus 9smetnos: Wllheiu
Witte.
CT. Roia. .8emeinos: Jrant 5elotamp
Ct. gonifaius 9emeinpe: Geo. VI
gueider.
St. 9uursntius 9ems'noe: JrsI
grinter.
St. gonapenturas s9emeinoe: 2. .. .
6samann.
81. 5sr8 Ssfu gsmeinbs: 5rel
S6aiper.
ct. 9lgnss Gemeinoe, Bomb S'l
Bern. Ratermann.
Ct. s9emeinoe, ct. Bernard
Geo. aDetters.
81. Familie gsmsinoe: Sol. 8
WenItrup.
Ct. gliiubetb 8smetnoe, Statto'
8: SEQ 8. 8etmdnn.
ct. 9ntonius 9emetnoe, Uadotlon
pile: Srant 6offmann.
St. Better unb 8aul 9emeinoe, Red
bina: 6p. @oebteubers.
Raria 1immelfaRrts 9smelnoe
9lnton 6eiier.
Let. Carl 8orrpmGus 9emelnoe
9lu9uft Ditts.
Wariu 6ilf 9emeInbe: Sobn .
2ieusIh.
| St. 2llopfius Gsmsinoe, Glmpooo
Wm. 5ebbeu.
ct. alopiius 8smeinoe, griosstofpn
bn. 9ultemsisr.
al Satrbus 9emeinoe: 4lb. Sassl
Ct. SEQ 8emsinbe: +. 8. Wsepsr.
| ct. aatbarinae ae9emeinoe. 9Bsitipooo
esobn Shostteltotte.
Ct. 2llop1ius 8emetnoe, Delhi: so
9. Haoemaher.
ct. DARIUS 9smsinbe, epanltcr
Wm. 2usning.
| ct. Better uno guul 8emetne'
gtoripooo beisbts: u. q. Wat5ur
Woria gum Sisge 9emeinoe, Oelhi
oSp6n gens.
| ct. Wilhelm 8emeinoe, Vrtee Slu
| Gb. S6penboft.
Die Deleqoten fperoen am 0tenltd
9fbenp. 2S. Sttpber, in Der St. Wto
rienbaae Suiammentreten, nm lh'
| @ufgabe 3u elleotgen.
Su ter @sI6dftsOerIammlun9 81
rtd1tsie ole SberIhpeiter Der Nn'tal
Irab pdbrenp oes leBten Wlouuts b
ilebeu G,eI6piitsr Sherrer in bielelt
onioenommsn. spei 3oslinee thren V
! tern suriidae1ehen uno Stpei Der Jtot'
Dame atabenlie iiber:pieien tpproe
ieisn, 10 oaB ii6 iegt nod 264 aino'
/ 131 2naben uno 133 Wtdoten)
Der 9lnitalt befinoen. Wahreno os
Monats Ieien S200.31 eingequngs
uno S4S.62 ausgeeeben, iopie $75 ]
ben ShasmeiItsr abgeIlefert fpproe'
fc bab Der 8aarbeitauo nod $7o.e
betrdar.
] Der 8orItdnb beridtste. odB 5tp
3Dalinee, Geo. lllrih uno eornelil
|, / sianben, in bas St. 4uper SoQe9s ell
| setreten feien, ebenio oaB er elm 8e
/ n1htnib BON 800 aus esm Iahi1i
oes 8. s.. Daroid, 5eutopolis, Sus
| rnn elm Told)es pom S25 aus De
WahIafie Der 5illie Qmmann erbalt'
babe.
i Shobmeiiter Sobn s.. Weiners II
! terbreitete ieinen Quartolskritt n
folaenoen 3nhien:
II CuIi QnfTeubSftaub S1O95. Z
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2fr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS glng etHe
StBung oes Spe5talz zGommittees Dorz
auf, in lpeldsr folgenbe neuen Witglie.
Der aufaenommen unb $74.75 an 8eiz
trdqen etntaffirt puroen: Soi. Plaa5e
(lebensldnglif), ReD. Gbos. S. Snips
per, Hep. Sp. S. 8alohaus, Sofeph
Sanb, gobert s. 3bumann, 5heo. 3.
6rommener. 9aplb aaitino.
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Der aollestor Ssnab 5odenl.itnsr
herihteie. bab .r nabrenb bts Satrss
$847.20 an geiirdaen tollettirt uao
bafiir elm. aommiHion bon $8470 Sc.
sos.n babe. aud oi.fsr 9eriht sinl
an ben MepiIionsausIhuh.
4ls lesier gerihf tam oerienis. Sss
1urnlebrers Or. gaitap GdIiein. be,
BON ben NnipeIenoen nit 8eifaa arf'
a.nommen uno bem prototoa einpers
leibt purbe. DsrieIbe lauisis:
|Sabresheridt bes gurr.
Iehrers Or GuitaD
Gditein.
Gin 9erpaltunssiabr Der Ginein'
natl 1urnsemeinoe III pisoer in
Ssrpine Der 3eit babin sesonsen uHt
bic Heamien miiHtn iiber ibre Sb0tts'
isit Uerid3i eritatten.
Mls Surnlebter iollte i6 nur iitsl
ben 1etrieb bes yurnens bsrihter
ipihtise greisniHe oes persansener
Snbres MAIDEN Is aber ipiinFhens
iperth, oab it bic mir ssiebtenShran.
fen selegsnilih iibsripringe uno mid
NIT Nngeiesenbeiten hihdf.ise. ei
auberbnlb meines Bsreifts lieeen.
Die 1urnffule iDurR !. bon unae
fdbr Der sleihen 5diilersaA befut5t
ais i'm Norjabre. MIR bic Domentlafi
battle cine bemerttnsDsrtbe 3unabn'
duf3utueifen.
Negelmdbiateit i'm Wefuh auf Dt.
1urnplot, Hetra9en uno opferfreubi
| o<s G4offen her 1urnenben lieBel
li9ts 3u nlninen iibrig.
DhS IN ptr Wuftbo1s absebalstn
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in einem furaen Beriht bariibcr Mufs
fhluH atben. scsnl Qdufc bes Jabrss
lit es aelunaen, bae uuf uns laitenbe
9onbfhuIb boburh su rebusiren, bab
ipir Bombs i'm 9etraac bon $5275 fir
$2272.5O, alfo r.hi Dortbeilboft onge-
fault buben. su fueldem 33Dede mir
ieoo6 $1,000 aeaen Siherbeit unb 4
proaent 3inien aufnebmen mubten.
syerner finb uns burn bic auberor.
bentlihen 8emiibunaen unferes III
nnnafeiretdrs Gramer Bomb Rou-
pens I'm Bstrdae BON $1470 aum De
ihenf gemaht iporben unb stpar: BON
y. @. Ghipeiber $655.75; BON bugp
WeisbroD $396.75; bon Z. =. Russ
fert $75; BON Z. Stollmaier $140;
pon 6. 6ciIier 500; Don llnsenanni
800. Dts Weiteren 1T uns burd
0ermittluna bes 1ruitees I. y.
MuelIer, Elm 8onb i'm Mertbe pon
$3.50 aefhenft poroen. Was bic
1urnihufe refp. ben 1urnIaal anbe.
lanai, 70 ipuroe berislbe in ben iebten
Sabren reht ftiefmiitierlih bebanoelt
Wir brullhen unbebinat einen neusn
huBboben unb anoere 0erbefierunaen
miifen aen,oht iperben, um Shriti
nit offentlihen Jurnidlen reip.
3urnihulen su haltsn.
Die ginnahmen Der @emeinbe aus
Mitelieoers sgeitrdaen i'm leBisn ,aabr
betrueen $847.20 uno bon Der 5urns
ifuls $105.50. suiammen $952.70
taaeoen betrusen Die iG6rlinen 4usga.
fen Der 9emeinoe an $1640.00 mn
stpar: Gebalt oes 5urnlebrers $1,000;
8ehalt Der 9eomten S56. aolletiipns'
aebiibrcn $s5; Gkttriihe 8eleuhtdnl
STA; Reiniaen bes 5urnplaBes $50;
Oruffahen SITS.
Bir baben bemnah nit einem De.
fisit BON etipn S700 su rehnen. on;
burf, Yeranitaltunasn BON iSeitlidiei.
ten unb aus ben Wlitteln Der hdlli
mitaeoedi lueroen muB.
lin oies au betpertIteaisen. sebrau
fsn mir bic Withilfe zines i.osn Mit
eIisbes. lei es ourh beiiereu geiud
Der issiilihteiten. lei ss burh anner
brna nsuer Witaliebsr, isi IS burt
4nreauna ihrer Sreunbe, bab oieiei
ben ibre ainoer in unisre 5urnfhul
ifiden. Wir aebroufen duh bic lin
teritiibunq Der 8amen gereine, be
Qftiren unb Der iunaen TomentIdfen
unb tpenn iis alle eifrig uno gefpiiien
taft 6ano ans Wert lsaen. Tam be
grfola niht ausblsiben uno Der iSort
beitano unitrer sbrpuroiaene surn
asmeinpe bteibt aeiidert."
4n Den obiaen 8.rift anihlieBeno
unterbreiteie 6err Steinbad nod sinel
5inanaausueis, Der folsenbe 3ablsl
entbdlt:
ginuafmen:
| Espf 1410-Sff 1919 SS054. q
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Stt. 1913 8ildns 5 441.83
Inter ben Ginnahmen befinoen fich
$4,000 fir paft Der 6alle, $346. go
grtrau bes Shauturn.ns in Der Wu.
iithalle, $1,000 cine 4nleihc II. 7. H..
iuGhreno bic 4usaaben $3.50 fir
@runorente, Soaps fir Steueru
uno $2299.50 fir gono 2niduf.
IL. I. tp. anfiibreu.
Der 9eriht tpurbs bem RepiiiDnss
4usfhuB iibertpisisn. ebenio oerjeni.
ae bss Shasmeiitsres Seurp araus,
Der folasnbe 3ahlen auffpies:
Sahresheriht bss g dot.
meiftsrs 5enrn Grqus.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-24
ROOSEVELT SUES
NEWETTFORL LIBEL
Teddy Resents Allegations
That He Is Not a
"Teet0tailar'

Marquette, Mich, May 23.-Theodore
Roosevelt will attempt to show that
George A. Newett, publisher of the Iron
Ore," weekly paper of Ishpeming, was
in error when he published the state
ment that Roosevelt gets drunk, and
that not infrequenty, and all his inti-
mates know it," The case is set for trial
next Monday, May 26.
The suit charges libel and the plaintiff
names $4,000 as damages. Local lawyers
estimate that jury can be obtained
in four days owing to the fact that the
case has not been tried in the news
papers,"
When the suit was filed Judge Flanni-
gan got pledges from the both parties
to the suit to refrain from discussing
the case with newspaper men, and to
keen secret the contents of dispositions
and the names of witnesses. The pledges
have been kept.
The former President is expected here
Monday, the day of the trial. he Will be
the guest of his friend. George Shiras,
famous as a photographer of wild ami
mails in their native jungles
Mr.. Newett in his campaign of last year
remained in the ranks OF the repupii-
cans and publication of the Roosevelt edi-
torial was an incident of that struggle.
In b;s defense Mr.. Newett will claim
that notification of the article was privi-
lesed comment as it was comment on
public character running for public office
and as secondary line OF resistance
he will attempt to prove that the edl-
torial spoke the truth.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-24
GUTHER|E FETED
BY JAP SOCIETY
New Ambassador to Japan
Drinks Toast to the
Emperor

New York May 23.-Expressions of good
will between the United States and Japan
and hopes of continued friendly relations
were voiced by speakers today at 2 lunch
con given by the japanese society to
George w. Guthrie of Pittsburg, newly
appointed ambassador to Japan. Toasts
to the japanese Emperor and the Presi-
dent of the United States were drunk in
grape juice. Lloyd G. Griscom acted as
toastmaster. Among the speakers was
Prof. T. Iyenaga of the University Of
Chicago.
Il confess that to speak out frankly
and open heartedly cannot be counted
among the Japanese virtues" he said.
But | have been privileged TO live long
enough in America so that / have learne d
to emulate, in measure. the American
virtue of frankness. The developments
of events since the alien land act has be-
come law in California shows that they
are drifting to the point apprehended by
President Wilson and other Car seeing
statesmen. A local affair, of no great
Importance, is thus In danger of being
raised to the dignity of what Is called d
world problem, which in its magnitude is
out of all proportion to the material and
economic interests involved"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-24
WILSON TAKES UP
CLEMENCY APPEALS
Civil Rights Restored in 13 Cases.
Two Pardons Granted

Washington. May 23.-President Will
son today disposed of 2S appeals for
clemency, restoring civil rights in 13
cases, granting two pardons, commut-
ing the sentences of seven prisoners
and denying the applications of six
The five years sentence of Albert
Schoenle for embezzling funds of the
Central National bank OF St. Louis, Mo,
was commuted to one year and a day.
Harry I. Lee, ~no pleaded guilty to
abstracting money of the National bank
of Lawrence county, New Castle, Pa,
likewise received a Communication of his
fiye-year sentence to a term of one year
and a day. The prisoners father had
mortgaged his home and paid off the
entire amount of S1S05 under the i'm
preston that his son would not be
prosecuted
The President commuted to months
the five-year sentence imposed on Silas
Rich at Portland Ore, for falsifying z
records of the National bank of Salem,
ore. The trial Judge and prosecuting
attorney said the sentence was excess
sive
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-24
THE PHAGAN MURDER
CASE TAKES NEW AND
SENSATIONAL TURN
S|SSON MAKES HIS
JAPANESE SPEECH
Not a "War Speech He De-
cIares, But Scores Admin
istratiOn's Policy

Washington, May Representative
Sisson of Mississippi made his announced
speech today in the House. President
Wilson, after Mr.. Sisson recently made a
war speech called the Missssippian to
the White House and asked him not to
make another speech that might COM
plicate diplomatic negotiations with Japan
or inflame the public mind Mr.. Sisson
today disclaimed any intention of max
ing a 'war Speech, but attacked the
position that the treaty making power
superseded the lawmaking powers of the
sovereign states.
Mr., Sisson declared he took his posis
ton not because the japanese were in
volved," that he would take it toward
England, France, Germany or any other
nation and that it only required patience
and cool heads for both countries to ar
rive at an amieable, fair and just settle
ment of all differences"
IF any nation, he said, should de-
eide that they will dictate to us our land
laws, then we would be unworthy of
national existence if we submitted to
such. Does any one claim that existence
if we submitted to such decision? Does
any one claim that this is declaration OF
war because l announce this truth?
at is no declaration of war for the Uni
ted States government to decline to over
ride the rights of a sovereign state at
the dictation of a foreign power. If the
United States government should deliver
a state over to the mercies of a flood of
aliens from any nation, then [ maintain
that the. federal government would have
prostituted its authority. Is the mere an
nouncement of this principle. declara-
ton of warp -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-24
NORTHERN GENERAL
COUNCIL ADJ0URNS

Atlanta, May 23.--At the close of to-
days proceedings the general assembly
of the Northern Presbyterian church
adjourned to meet May 81, 1914. at the
Fourth Presbyterian church of Chi
cago.
Routine business held the attention
of the assembly for the greater part
of the afternoon sessions. After the Of
fetal docket" was closed number of
messages of final greeting from
churches of various denominations
throughout the country We're read.
Farewell resolutions expressive of ap-
probation of their hospitable treatment
while here were adopted by the COM
missioners, and a resolution was also
passed thanking DR.. J. Timothy Stone,
the new moderator. for the manner in
which he has presided over the deliber-
ations of the gathering. Final adjourn
ment was taken at 4 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-24
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD


1-Phagan murder case takes sensational
turn.
Republicans meet to strengthen
party.
Japanese embassy collecting material
to support claims.
Senate committee makes questions
public.
First evidence duplicating Wood.
BOARD of directors of civic chamber
have busy meeting
S-Contests in agricultural lines stim.
ulating.
4-Editorial comment.
5-To ask conference with railroad men
Lane says no one need stop work in
Birmingham.
Woods efficiency is unimpaired.
Pathetic plea for freedom made by
alleged robbers.
6-Society.
7-Sports.
s-Wool and sugar hold attention Of
subcommittee.
10-Farewell dinner to Judge Campbell.
to meet in Atlanta
l2-"Joan Of Arc at Columbus Friday.
l3--Markets
n Blame tax law for depleted condition
Of city's treasury.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-24
BODY OF FLAGLER
is LAID TO REST

st. Augustine Fla, May 23.-'rhe body
of Henry NJ. Flagler was this afternoon
nlaced in the mausoleum of the Fiagler
Memorial church after simple funeral ex-
ercises had been held in memory of the
octogenarian millionaire.
Eew Of the thousands who attended the
services We're able to enter the little
church where members of the family and
immediate friends were gathered. Among
the honcsary pallbearers were Butler
Anes Of Boston and Henry Walters. presi-
dent Of the Atlantic Coast Line. Police.
assisted by boy scouts, were required TO
keer the throngs of curious people from
the church.