davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31
Man maa nu haabe, at HIS

Man maa MI haabe, at HIS.
Majestat fra Bespget Malmp
vii medtage lutteH code og lDse
Minder. Udstillingen kan tale
for sig selv; dens Indretn;ngg,
ydre Fremtraden og indre VRradd
vii like forfejle sin Virkning,
selv ON af helt ~naturlige Grun-
de Tiden umuligt kan slaa Il!
for at granske noget j Enkelthe-
derne. Den Taknemlighed, som
man f6ler over Kong Christians
Venlighed we'd at vile komme
hid, er oprigtig og warm hos allie,
hos Stadens Indbyggere at allie
Samfundsklasser ssaavel som hos
Udstillerne at forskellige Grup-
per og Nationer."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31
Maoanne Gailla1r frifienbt. Den

itore &etsiag / 3aris moo Mooa-
me Gaillarr, JON cen 16. Wearts
/ Nar ifigb pan og 0rnbte Cotton
Galmette &eoofter for &erbensblas
Get .6igaro", forbi bernie / 8laoet
bapoe aabnet en- poloiom aanpagne
moo Denies Muno, Sen tioligere
Winiiterpreiioent og 5erer for set
raoifale 8nrti i 5ranfrig, Ell /
IirsOags en6t me0 en- ublolut Sri
f%ien0elie al rMaome" efter 6or-
banolingerne for &etten, Der / ien-
iatio1relle Nnldringer og ouaanatiife
gpincer tom ,n9r OPP paa @gioe
meb Sen hergmte 9repfns=Mff9re !
'90erne. Set par inrlig gr11n6et
paa 5rpgt for, at Gnlmette Diloe
offentliggigre tioligere GlifousbreDe
fra @aillaur til benoe fna en- G5iib,
% begge Nnrter en0ru Dor gift meo
mbre, Der orep Mabame Gnillaur
til sen fortpipleDe 9nn0ling. Dis=
ie, mi efter at bore opl9lte. / Net-
ten al belle Geroen fjen6te 8reDe
nmoerlfrepne ton Soc" Coin Soe),
par bel nof \iprbeles intime, nen
ifuloe Dog 1roeppe 'bape eipet .Ma-
oame" iurioif Met til at bergpe ct
Menneife 2ipet pua gorbnano.
Smiolertio er fraa1ife Slrper emo
mere rberegnelige enb amerifanife,
og &eiultatet er altiao heDen Ben
pure Sritienoelie. Sgprigt uopifle-
De &etaiagen Jig mere / @etning at
international -politiife Mflpringer
emo noget anoet, og to &o1tinenter
fnr mi / ca. 10 Gage ip9lget / 5en-
iutionsltof ira &etslfranfen / Raris,
boor Sagens 8%ebanoling pan tpplf
frnnif Mn11er bar nffeot life milt-
bre en6 en- l16fprbring til Drel fra
Sen pr9iiberenbe Donrner til en- at
fine @olleger, meoens flere anore
DuelIer pentes at bile felge efter.
identificera dig"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31


S set norolige Ssbab mellem 81
birien % Moropolen er Der i gie-
bliiffet forfpunoet lite mi1sre ero
TIRE rllsiift Observation-Disclosures
$ ben Anleo1ping bar Ben r1esiifffe
@egiering fornplig afSe1ot 10 6ial--
ppeefspeoitior1er, Ben enc UNDER @otn-
1rar1oo al Ell rllsiiff Officer, BEN I'M
ben, foun mon bender lie melt Of.
UNDER 9eoelie al ben 6Dgtige 1rorffte
@aptem Otto @oerorlap, for bDeml
get pasgieIooenoe SperD bnnoe e
en- ftor sGre % a~1lerfieDeI7e Of
boa1s DDetigbeo ior1 gioropoIgforer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

Sci Mabuingeu al BET progressive
8artis @mpogne / oct etrogtpDettoe
fongresIio11elle Ditrift i SlIinois,
fagoe Mlbert S. 8eperio9e at sS1oia-
1opolis, at mon lite fl1roe bboabe
poo 1pogen notwithstanding 2op-
4ipni11g fra boilfetiumbelit al Be
gamle @ortier.
yDper belle Natio1et1," logoe Sc
motor Beperioge, .forieger De gam:
le r5tanopm~ repa,blifmife G56rere
at fonrn1e tiIbage til Maagten. Ser
! ielpeite SlIi,1ois ct s5tanopatis-
men"s Grfeengle Mc&tnleD,
Gun1.on % 8oberberg &at1oioa.
Ter ior aongresien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31
E,d,ihslons grsts c ! 3

levelse TIL en- at sine Bekendte:
Da jeg kom til New York
for at selge min Opfindelse,
narede jeg stor Tvivl ON dens
Verdi. Jeg vidste, at den var
meget nyttig, men. alligevel var
jeg like rigtig vel til Mode, da
jeg begav mig til den Fabri-
kant, med hvem jeg skulde for
handle ON dens Verdi. Da jeg
var Dreng, havde jeg ofte laeng-
ties efter at eje 5000 Dollars, og
jjeg holdt ogsaa fast we'd denne
Tanke, sk6nt jeg mangen Gang
sagde til mig sely, at jeg kunde
gore Diet for 1000. Das Fabrikan-
ten spurgte mig, hvor meget jeg
forlangte, spurgte jeg beskedent,
hvad han havde tankt paa at be-
tale mig.
"Kom igen j Morgen tidligt'',
svarede han. Jeg gik saa hjem og
dr6mte ON min 5000 Dollars
Formue, som jeg maaske skulde
komme i Besiddelse at.
Da jeg naeste Morgen saa
Fabrikanten, sagde han med en-
afgjort bestemt Mine: wi vii
betale Dem 10000 Dollars og
like en- Cent mere!!"
Jeg var lige we'd at falde i
Afmagt, men i Lpbet af S Mi
nutter havde jeg sat NIT Nav1l
under Kontrakten og befandt
mig paa Gaden med en- Check
i Haanden.
Ait dansede for mine Djne.
Da begyndte jeg at tanke paa de
10000, der syntes mig at vere
10000 Millioner, og jeg. sagde
til mig SEW:
tom, du er blevet bedraget,
den Check er like noget vaerd!'
Da jeg derefter gik til Banker
- jeg havde aldrig f@r varet j
laH#-r 49, III
en- saadan og foreviste min
Check, undrede Diet mig slet TX
Ike, at Kassereren n6je Under
s@gte den, saa paa mig og CAV
mig den tilbage, idet han rystede
paa Hovedet og kom med en-
EBemarkning, som jeg j min OPP
|hidselse like forstod. Naturligvis
sluttede jeg deraf, at min Frygt
var blevet til Wished. Jeg stalk
min Check til mig og ops6gte
en- Ven, hvem jeg fortalte ON
min Oplevelse.
"Vis mig dog engang den
Check" sagde ham," den er fuld-
standig i Orden, du skal blot
identificere dig"
vi gik da tilbage til Banker.
Kassereren kendte min Ven
|og Pengene blew mig straks I'D,
betalt.
Men f9rst da jeg fdlte de nye
Sedler knitre' i min Hand, var
jeg sikker paa,, at det hele like
var en- Dr@m.
bet var en- stor Bunke Sedler,
og leg fordelte dem i allie mine
Lommer, saa at jeg kunde fqle
dem overall, hvor jeg stalk min
Hand ned.
Da jeg ON Aftenen kom til init
Hotek maa De like tro, at jeg
llagde Sedlerne fra mig. Nej, jeg
soy i fluid Paakladning,. for at
|jeg like, naar jeg vaagnede ON
Morgenen, skulde tro, at Diet val
en- Dr3m.
eE=-8-@H 49,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

\ pOl OS ANdlAOAlSA.
Mf l1nberflasiens 8iitorie.
gn al Sc pp'entligite 5%ora1rorin-
ger / 9unmarf / De iibite Snes Mar
er l1nberflasiens pofsen0e Snofln=
belie / COMMUNICATED. Noar mai,
mi biemme / Dmmarf er / 6Gro
meo at afrplte set alag, @rinaolo=
ten al 1866 logbe paa l1noerfics-
fen / Sorm al ct artitcfratif
9an0stbing, lfploes bet frensfor
aft Sen ubejelige 8raft, boor1neo
l1nberflaslen bar reilt Jig frG en
trplhomsagttg Eilperelie til Ell
Sfilling, Der / fprite Sinie lorerer
Melpeft for Memeifet.
Settle ltoo Sag lepenoe for mig,
So ieg tit fat / ct gammelt Icfl;-
ment, en- Clogs SfnoSmoQlSbog ira
Greoiperne, u6iteot af arbeioSgipe'
re, @errem9nb og @aaromgn6 poo.
Siellmnb, for en- @usmanos Gpn
Heber gbrt1temfen, febt / @Dleiteo
1918.
Seq beiegte benme Manb for o1-
trent 12 Mar iioen / @eerslep
Sogn peb Slaselie % bapoe ct me,
get ltort l1bbptte al min Samtole
meo bam. SON bap0e en- uomerfet
&ufomnelie og bite Jig at bore en-
opbaft Mano. S fine pngre Dage
bnobe ban tent poo forifiellige
itgrre og minore @uaroe poa Siel-
lan6, og bn gaD mig Ell leperroe
5filortng al EpenbetS &aar pao
6isie @oar0e. Seq neoifreb bet
a%ltiammen, % 6a leg forlo6 bam,
pnr set meb ct efter Min Mening:
meget peroifulm Man1pfript, i1oe<
boIbenoe ct nngtigt 8iorag til I'm
berflosiens &iitorie / 9mmnrf.
Set bar min Seniigt at offentlig-
giere BET; mel1 6esD9rre; oct
bortfom for mig paa en- eller moen
Maaoe. Mt boa6 leg bar tilbage
er set openn9pnte Dofument, Der
besp9rre er iaa meotaget at
Eibens Gano, at Inn en- Del al bet
er lpielig. M1en 6enne Sci er to-
1enoe NOT for i'm Sib.
Wfan fanr at pioe, bpornoar baat
fom til ct Sogn, % 11aar ban for
Loo Set, nanr bam toni / 9ienelte, %
naar BON forlo6 Sen, bporleoes ban
bar opfbn fig, ON BON bar paret til
Mlters, % naar bm fife bar paret
set. Ser er ct GionesbDr1:
r0pennmpnte 3e6er- @briitenien
bar tient mig ct Mar fra lite
Nopbr. og til lite Mopbr. bette Mor
og / ben 9i0 opfbn Jig meget or
bentlig. Set bepio11es berpeo.
Stteltrl1p 5. lite Mopbr. 1882.
Il HZE 49,
Sons 1anieii.
IS Ben 9ib openn9pnte @e0er
Gbritenien bar D9ret / @imlinge
Sogn bar leg lite bert 11oget uinffiiff,
felit ON bam. &am bar mfe be-
ret til differs / @imlinge Strife.
@imIinge s. 2Sbe Mopbr. 1882.
Srpbe,
Ste6ets 5ogneprgit I.
5oreoiit 1882 5. 25oe Decbr.
8urtbolin.
S ct 5fu6smaol be66er bet:
rOpenn9pnte 9eoer Gbriitenien
bar npret bos mig fro lite Mooem-
Ter til Doto; / ben Eib bar ban
opfgrt fig til min Eilfreosbeo, men
% min S6n % benpelote 4orI
life fan e1tes, er- ri Hepne emit
&c ON, at ban maa forlaoe min
Eier1eiR.
Mpr11p s. 12te Deebr. 1884.
@~int5ents Geberim,
@nnromn11o. /"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31
mao blipe tic sore for set 0anife

Spao 5foIen angaar, piIoe set
gleoe os ON ba1if nngoom, iRrlig
paa geitfDften / itgrre % iterre 9nl
iggte oerben; ma,1ge unge, JON bri,
Der Sen leoige 8ib paa Maret Zen !
8Derne, Diloe bite Iangt lterre ub-
butte af ct Spboblo pea en- al De
oanife n~ng0omsifoler, og bette bill
De fife blipe bDrere emo Spboloet
/ ct 2ogibus.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

Bore 8e1,lner beoes boDe ! Grin.
bring at prbDe pon at oa Ell ~
kbonneut % ieroe nteo 1loor &c be'
StaIer h subiftrltiios.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

Debude indhense fuldst.ndjg Oplysning N Midten Il British Columbia. Grand
Trunk Pacific Banen> er ferdig. Den gjennemstjsrer Prince George DniktA,
Frazer. Nechaco, Buckley og skeena RTer-Dalstsge. Landet e frugtbart q
Klmaet udnsrket, Bedse Egn for sKysgavl.s Hiemne- Marked for alt De kan
producepe.s En- Anledning for Jordbrugeen Ill 4 blve uafhsnRig. Det er neop
Pladsen for DemS Sknv ehr nsnere Opysninger paa engesk I'll Depth N,
Whltnsy land Co., 4t. Paul, Mlnn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31
UII1 |

1lis Caroline Glauiel, maib-
firgto1 9Ipo., nfrfiite GirSoag til
minneapolis for at befbee gInet
% Nenrer.
0aitor Dsiualb ceiling nneb @u.
itrn % 3 sgnner giaiter I. 3, gbi-
cage. &altor s. er Rreit ! Derter,
W2isi.
Observation-Disclosures ofbolot
8nifet8icmc / Garl Neterlens
@rope / Senoags: Goot 8eipg,
9un1gr % 5temning.
Torfatteren 8. 6. Mielien bill Sire.
Dag Mften Sen %. Ml1guit boloe 1T
Mfifebsforeorag i Dania SOIL. 500
Gage efter gaar .&eiien Mem til
3nnmurf.
Mrtit Sobn 6. 9anien, @beaton,
ST., Meolem al Dunif Sfpttefor-
ening, aflag1e / forrige lge @btca-
80 ct 6orretningsbeiM immen me6
i'm unge 5rlte~ % Mrpingen Maiter
&ennetb.
9'@rr. 9itlefien % Garl @anien
bill ifripe Mepren til g. g. g. og
s.. g. g. 8pggefomites 6eit ben g.
SeSo11unr 1915. 911bIifum penter Zig
meget %ltorartet og bill iiffert life
blipe ifuffet.
5aasforeninsen rSarmunien"s
ltbflngt til 5or Safe / 5enbags
bar l9rbeles pellpffet. ga. 60 @a-
mer og @errer beltog. De g%alante
ISungere bel aa 81. a. u%99epfeien"S
&lubbl1s og gl9oeoe Sc varbei6en-
De" 2ebf6ier me6 6eres pr9gtige
Gong.
geerapelie. 5 0nsoags Otter
mi0oug al. 2 heerapeoes fra l1n-
bertafer Gbr. Mieliens @npel til
Mt. Glipe a%irfegnar0 Mealer Niels
Mieliens &uifrn Sobanne, Der Fun
81 Nar gammel Digit beb 9eoen /
@iemmet, 1889 Sc Mopne ct. /
2eroags efterlabenoe 9ggtemm6 og
to imoa 8grn.
Single=Sarers oper bele Mmerifa
agter / September at ien6e en- 9e-
putation til &r9iioent @ilion, Der
iom befienot bploer @ingle=9aT-
8rincippet, for at bebione bam Be-
res 9lfre0sbe6 meb banS floge og
beiinbige 5tprelie. @or 2m6s-
mono, Is. sc. aoebt er u6nnpnt til
|Gbicagos 8elegnt.
9anif sfptteforening afbolot en-
meget forn6ielig 8tcpic i @gn0ugs
Il @bippoor @ill @robe beo @es.
PLANES @iper. 9arlig Snteresie
fit 6enne Set be6, at Goreninge1s
oarlige &ra1nie-6 fore
git ser, men 6%esfor16en bar Der
@eooeleb, Mingfnitning % poo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31
mange on6re Maaoer f6rget fol
DeItagernes nnberboloning.

8egrapelie. Sl1lius @ranoieans
6uitr11, Mnna 5opbie, fbot Sitting,
Der blep operfjert og br9M al en-
.gporpogr pan %. Mortb Mpe. for
.rige 1orsbag, begrupeoes afDigte
|Senoag fra @iemmet, 1856 81. Mr-
TETON Mbe., til Mt. Glioe Strife.
gaaro UNDER unlminbelig flor Gel
togelie, iarlig fra 9. 8. g: Scr. IL,
til builten 2oge Sulius @ranoiean
bnr bgrt / mango Mar.
Toreningen 9ania palgte fglgenoe
M 8eiprelie for 2oet 5alpaar al
1914: Nrplibent, Setter &riitenien
(go.); 8tceprgii6ent, sos. Senien
(gp.); &asierer, 8. 80. &offenblao
.(gb.); Sefretar, ST. ggebergb (gD.);
Sruitee> s.. 6. Semen: Mrfiteft
Sobn Is. Gbriltenle EN- DalgteS til BDg=
ningsoireftpr titeoetfor 5rit5 5rant-
gen, Ser fife gnifeoe @ienpalg.
ST. prganiit 9upont-S anien be.
finder Jig / be6ite Gelgnae116e boS
lin Sen, Sngentgr @orm / Ga
Grange, Dos bpem Srganiiten ugter
at tilbringe ihn to Tigers Gerie, ibet
Fan BOG bDer Man6ag og Eirsbug
tager til Chicago for at pnsie fine
mange Vleper. &pgtet ON, nt Or
gontit Dlipont-&anien bar farlig
ing, maa oerfor TEMPLES Som aloe
les %l1grrtn6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

tigers REESE gjennem Prov'n-
serne Manitoba, Saskatchewan,
Alberta og British Columbia,
s9ndag den 9 de August. Turen
vii foregaa med ct Ekstratog
over forskjellige Baner i Cana
da, med specific Sove- og Spl-
sevogne, og Rejseruten vii med
mulige uforudsete Forandringer,
blive som f9lger:
Sunday Aug. y.
Via 500 Line.)
Leave Minneapolis $40 pm.
Monday Aug. 10
Arrive Winnipeg Sos am.
Monday Aug. 10
Wia C. N. r.
Leave Winnipeg II. pm.
Tuesday Aug. II.
Arrive Wadena 1850 am.
Leave 3.31 pm.
Arrive Canora 600 pm.
Wednesday Aug. II
Leave o.24 am.
Arrive Saskatoon $50 pm.
Thursday Aug. IS
Leave 9.35 am.
Arrive Prince Albert 200 pm.
Leave /" Same evening.
(Arrive at Battleford that
night, if special service al be
securely
Friday Aug. IL
Leave Battleford $40 pm.
Earlier if special, service can
be securely,
Saturday Aug. IS
Arrive VegreTille All am,
Leave 1910 pm.
Arrive Edmonton $50 pm.
(Via G. T. P.)
Leave 9.15 pm.
(Denne Rute kan forandres, og
j Stedet for en- Tur til Mcbride
at gaa til Athabasca, da Tlden
like vii tillade at gaa l9ngere
end til Mcbride, undtagen spe-
ciel Togbetjening kan faas.)
Sunday Aug. 10
Via c.. T. p
Arrive Mcbride 1925 P m.
Leave 2.I5 pm:
Monday Aug. II
Arrive Edmonton 500 am.
Leave $50 am
Arrive Camrose 1897 am.
Leave 5.22 pm.
Arrive Edmonton $40 pm.
Tuesday Aug 10
Leave 7:3o am.
Arrive Wetaskiwin 9.o7 am.
Leave Al pm.
Arrive Red Deer 6.2o pm.
Wednesday Aug. 10
Leave $50 am.
Arrive Calgary 100 am
Leave $40 pm
Arrive Banff 7.4o pm
Thursday Aug. 90
Leave 1910 am,
Arrive Bassano 40 pm,
Friday Aug 81
Leave 7.4o am.
Arrive Strathmore 9.3I am,
Leave $50 pm
Arrive Med. Hat 7.35 pm.
Saturday Aug. az
Leave 4.Io am
Arrive Swift Current 1000 am,
Leave 3.25 pm:
Arrive Regina 6.3o pm,
Sunday Aug. %
Leave 5.o5 am.
Arrive Winnipeg sos pm
(hold 500 train.)
Leave sos pm.
Monday Aug. az
Arrive Minneapolis us am,
geb 4abuingen al bet progressive
8artis @mpagne / Get enogtpDettoe
fougreslioneIle Diitrift i Sl1tnois,
iagoe Mlbert S. 8eperioge al SSl,oia'
rnpoIis, at mon lite fluroe b)oabe
pon 1,ogen notwithstanding COB
ginning fra bDilfetiouubelit al be
gnrnle @ortier.
yDper belle Nationen," logoe &c.
49, MMsbE IHH|G ES|Is
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

sfrio efter 8rpuenammer At
bette 8Iab. 80 49,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

9'Srr. 2itlefien % Carl Sanien
bill ifripe @eppen til g. s.. g. og
50. g. g. 8pggefomttes 6eit ben 2.
SSo11uar 1915. &11blifum Renter Jig
meget %itorartet og bill iiffert life
bIipe ifuffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

Mrtiit Sobn 6. 9anien, Mbeaton,
ST., Meolem ali Danif Sfpttefor.
ening, aflag6e / forrige uge gbica-
go et Borretningsbeigg ianrnen meo
jim unge 5rlte-o 90 Mrptngen Maiter
&ennetb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

Torfatteren 8. 6. Mielien bill Sire.
bag Niten Sen %. Ml1gl1it bolbe TT
Mfifebsforeorag i Dania Soil. 500
Gage efter gaar .&eiien Mem til
3nrmarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

al skandinaviske Avisud ggi,v,' ssa'e
og Redakt9rer de For. Slater
og Canada (danske, finske. IS IS
landske, norske og %svenske), ar
ranperet at c. Rasmussen ]
Minneapolis, vii, under Auspl-
cier at w. J. White, Inspector
OF U. S. Agencies, Department
of Interior, Ottawa, Canada, oe'g.
C. Rasmussen, tiltrede en- to
Ugns REESE gjennem Provln-
serne Manitoba, Saskatchewan,
Alberta og British Columbia,
Sgndag den de August. Turen
vii foregaa med ct Ekstratog
Over forskjellige Baner Cana
da, med specielle Sove- og Spl-
sevogne, og Rejseruten vii med
mulige uforudsete Forandringer,
Hive som f6lger:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-10
TUBERCULOSIS.

In addition to plenty Of fresh air
and proper diet, those suffering from
or Who arc prcdispoScd to TuberculG-
SIS arc recommended to use Eckmn's
Alternative to stop night swcaL5, ban.
:sh fever and hasten recovery. This
medicine, by reason Of its succ e&siu!
use during the past, warrants the
fullest investigation possible by
every sufferer.
Eckman'S Alternative is most c!.Ica-
cious in bronchla. catarrh and sc7rTc
throat and lung affections AMI in up
IuilGing the system. It. contains ma
narcotics, nor harmful or habit-fQrF7-
ing drugs. accept 10 substitutes
Sold by leading druggists. Write 10
the Eckman Laboratory. Phlladci-
phia, Pa, for booklet telling OF re-
coverieE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-10

ple-Andrew Carnegie and others
who have INDUCED such dreams-are
brought to mind.
Victor Hugo once said:
"A day will come when the only
battlefield will be the market open
to commerce and the mind opening
to new ideas. A day will come when
| bullets and bombshells will be re-
placed by votes, by the universal suf-
frage of nations: by the venerable
arbitration Of a. great Sovereign SEN
ate, which will betto Europe what
the Parliament is to England what
the Diet is to Germany, what the
Legislative Assembly is to France
A day will come when cannon will
be exhibited in public museums, just
as an instrument of torture is now,
and people will be astonished how
such thing could have been. A day
will come when these two immense
groups, the United States of Ameri-
ca and the United States of Europe,
shall be seen placed in presence OF
each other, extending the hand of fell
lowship across the ocean"
Present conditions in his own coun-
try as we'll, as in other nations OF
Europe, show he was a little too
previous. -fsH'
The best lawyers tell people to
avoid litigation, and the most re-
nowned strategists have ever mani
tested an aversion to war.
Robert E. Lee once said:
"But what a cruel thing is war, to
separate and destroy Families and
|friends, and mar the purest joy and
happiness God has granted us in this
world, to fill our hearts with hatred
instead of love for our neighbors and
to devastate the fair face of the beau
tiful world.'
George Washington was imam OF
peace. He is quoted as having said:
"My first wish is to see the whole
world at peace, and the inhabitants Of
it as one band of brothers, striving
which should most contribute to the
happiness Of mankind"
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wASHINGTON-YIRG!NIA
RAILWAY co.
In Effect March /, 1914.
Subject TO Change Without Notice.
Leave Alexandria for Washington
Da;Jv FyceDt Sundays and

Subject TO Change Without Hotice.
Leave Alexandria for Washington
Daily Except Sundays and
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@ 10 6s55, 4 O5, T Is, z so, z 40, z 3D.
s 90. s is, s 25, 40, 9 03, 9 20, Az
10 90, 10 20, 10 40, IL 90, II ~, IL Az
Noon-12 90.
P. Mp 20, ~ 40, 1 90, 20, ] 49,
2 Q0,,2 20 2 So, 90, 3 20, 80, 5sSO,
1914 25, 4 80, a 40, a 55, . To-, 30
5. IS, Is SO, 6 05, 6 20, s. 80, 40, Tg9
IT'S Z so, 90 s 30, 9 0G 8 80, lo'Oe'
10 30, II 10, II So.
Sundays and Holidays. :,
A. MI 90, 7 35, 10, s 20, 8 ~
8 90, 8 20, 8 40, 10 90, 10 20. 10 40
II 90, IL 20, II 40 Noon-12 CO., -.
P. Mp 20, II 40, l 90, l 20, 40
. 90, 2 20, 2 40, 3 co. 3 20, 5 40, 10
a 20. d 40, 5 90, 5 90 5 40, s 90, ~
6 40, 7 90, 7 90, Z 40, 90, s 80, 9 90
9 so, 10 90. 10 30, II 10.
Leave Alexandria For dount vernon
A. M.-Week Days 80, At, 90
8 SIS. 10 80 II 80, p M.-l2 30, l 30
2 so, 9 80, d 40, 5 IS, 6 80, 7 3d. oo
9 so, 10 SO, II SO. - . o.
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10 90. II 80, ~ SOP. Nj 80 80
3 30 d 30, 5 80, 6 80, 7 so, s 4e, 10 IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-10
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

Erarv dav in the year for Fort Mon'
roe, Norfolk, Newport News enc
no;nts south, via superb powerful
stce, pelSce steamer
Through connections made H1 MY
tolk with steamers Of the CID Dol.iiA
ION Steamship Company for New Yor'
end Merchants snd Miners Steam
ships Cor Bostcr.
General Ticket Office, !z5 i&sh .
Bond Building, Washington, y. .
Phone Main 1926.
Seventh STREET Wn4i1. Phone Msi;
3lUo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-10
REQUIEMS FOR
MRS. WILSON.

Bells throughout the southern
country will toll this afternoon IN
respect to the memory of Mrs. Will
son, whose mortal remains will be
followed by the President and his
family to theft last resting place at
Rome, Ga.
This was meet. The first knell Will
be heard as the funeral tram enters
the union passenger station of Alex
andria. Similar marks of respect
will be heard at different cities BE-
tween Alexandria and Rome.
Sincere expressions of sympathy
have come from every section OF the
United States for the President and
members of his family who are no"
engaged in the most trying ordeal
through which any Of US is called
70 pass-that of following the re-
mains of the mother of family u
the tomb.
The shadows cast by such dispense
tions are destined to hover around
until households are finally gathered
with loved ones beyond this vale o.
tears.
While thoughtful friends 60 tc
their limit in attempts to soothe the
still cold ear of death and to en-
courage those who feel the irrepara'
BILE loss most, virtually nothing car
be said or done to gild such poignant
SORROWS.
There is every reason to believe thu
i, President, when he shall have lalf
aside the burdens of life will rest b!
y the side OF her who had followed nj
n, fortunes and shared in his joys ant
cn sorrows.
e, When the aged patriarch JACOB
while in strange land, found him
self about to pass into anothe
,,sworld, he charged his sons to Sc
), that his remains were placed IN tn
81 cave of Machpelah, by the side of hi
wife Leah. Mr.. Wilson will doubles
Is be placed by his Leah in the sum
country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-10
atTERRIBLE TRAIN
noOF CARNAGE.

aaiIi The war cloud which settled over
orEurope few weeks ago is as black
eisas ever, and the serious results OF
sloshe array of millions of bayonets'
while paralyzing commerce IN the
,a1 countries which have been plunged
into an almost universal conflict, are
.1felt in North America, where many
thousands of persons have been de-
,prived of the means OF earning llv'
ing by the cessation of imports ano
the crippling of exports.
Thinking men are attempting u
CO, paint the dire distress sure to result
~, should this colossal war continue but
few months. The trade of German!
lis virtually at standstill, and Wo
~ men are now compelled to run farm
4. and look after the crops. Prices o
necessaries of life have advance'
alarmingly in Berlin and other Ger
man cities, while similar condition
are inevitable, = sooner Or later, !
England$and France.
In reading of these alarming fact
pictures of universal peace whlc
have from time to time been throw
,,rcn the -cresn by enthusiastic pet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-10
Dangers Of Cholera Morbus.

In almost every ncighborhood some
one has died from an attack of cholera
morbus before medicine could be pro-
cured or Il physician summoned.
Every family should be prepared for
such an emergency. Mrs. +. NJ.
Snyder, Hcrk;mcr, \. Y, says;
about four years ago my husband
had an attack a. cholera morous :. l
gave hsl Chambcrlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy and
il relieved the pain Immediately, and
tyyo or three doses Of It effected a
cure" For sale by all dealers.