davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
Senrp @iidD wOblauf.

91af einem fur5en aranfenlager
bat lid ser 3uitano Oes @errn Senrp
@iId gebeiiert unO oieie Sfa1ridt
oiirfte feline 6reunOe erfreuen. Sl
Ieiner militGrii6en &arriere bat en-
es bis gum einfa6en SolOaten &C.
bradt, in anoeren @orten, er lit in
ieiner 9efnut uno aus 2iebe gum Ta-
terlanoe ais @emeiner in Die 0iltritt
National @arOe eingetreten. Weil CT
@rperte i'm @riffe-alopfen lit, bat
er Oen erIten @reis in Sualme bon
/ Collar gemonnen uuO DeiterS er-
Iparte ibm iein @anptmann Gap
tain groots) 6eloOienIt unO ernann-
tie i'm gum aompanie- 0euiifer, 8. b.
3iebbarmonifaiit". SeOo6 bat er
0iele acknowledgement uerOient, oenn
er mar Ser oeutihen War!ne in lei
ner Ssugeio5eit 3ugeteilt unO oiente
aud Ipater auf Sen amerifanii6eIl
9riegsiAiifen. Ole yfarben erbalte-
ne @unOen linO ieBt nod an ieinem
Nrme lidtli6.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
0cntIdlcr @cntral. Scr6auO.

Nn 0ieustag, oen %. .. WITS.
6iclt Der biclige oeuti1e 3cItral-
EerbanO Wtonats Bcrianrllnig al
III @eo. @eBlers Saae. S1oll loli1;
niht mebr mar ole 8erlammlung ~
gllt 6eiudt mie leBtbiu. @crballOs.
prGiioent Oiartin gSie0anO lnbrte
oen &orliB. @ie iiblid pcrlu9 Ser-
einsiefretGr @ultau 8e4lOer OdS Ero-
~lofoll. oas obne @inmenormg allge-
nonlmen mltrDe. %9lls0ann crltdttete
Sdabmeiiter Sarl Samuel Serld)t.
Wtan belpraG ole 5eier OeS Dellt-
i6en Cages un0 es lieBen li6 Oarllber
sic Serren Wfort. @ieganO, 9e3app,
9(lq. S6miOt uno Suit. YenOer 0cs
@taberen aus. @s purOe Johann be-
ldloiien, oiele 6eier 2ngelegenbelt
bis 8llr nG6ltm Monot5 &crldlnm-
(mg al ueriHieben. G5 iprrroell
GedAnulqul perleien mo sur SAP
lung ongewieien.
Gefret1r @ititao Bender lcNte 10
oann oie QuittunQsbii6cr iilr Den
German Nlmerican 1914 9tcllcl
GSonO~ opr, ms cS mllr0c bcfallltNe
qe6ell, OdB ontborilicrte SdlnpIler
iolhe 8iidbcr pom Dem &orliBer @errli
Spier unO Dem Sdotnleilter SerrIl
Nu0olf er6altcn f0nncu.
@rGiiocnt @icgano 6rodtc Die
S0ee auf Elm Notwithstanding
Ser 0eutldelL 0elterreihcr, 56lpel-
ser, %Srldnocr, SilOen mo @olcn CHI
8ubcrlSfeL j6ci melhcr @%olcQcn0clt
b~eIon0ers sic llrIaden oeS &ricgcs
bclell6tet uno ridtig gcitcIlt pcr0cl'
Ioaten nno gc8cigt merOen Ioll, NoB
nidt ser &aiier, iolOern lem @oll
&rieq fiibrel. llnperihleiert iplro
man in elerGerinuullunla 0icSSNbr-
belt Ser gcgcnp6rtiaen 2ngc 81 bo-
rem befonrmell, ob nm 5l @lrltcll
u0er unqunIten ser 9clttiden mo
Seiterreider. Gs mrroc cin &onIitc
~ernannt, inn oicle GcrimmtlnlJ 81
arranqiercn mo nieirS &ontitc ioli
ous G%recutip &omitc OeS 3cltral.
|Gerbun0es fem.
,3am S6luB ser Sibimg wnrot
Sic @abt am &beill" bon sen In
meIenoen geiunaen uno EN- Sod All
ole 0eutIdc 9lrrnee anSQcbr1Wt.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
9lmerifn's 9eileiO.

9luf @eranlaiiung Oe5 8rdiioen-
ten 8iliou ridtete StadtSIefretar
8ruan 0ie iolgenoe Gepeide an ben
&atifan:
ugcr @raiiocnt beauitragt mid,
iein Mitgeiii6l anlaBlid oes idipc-
rem gerIuites allm 9lusOrut 81 brin
gen, meI6cm sic driitlide @elt Dnrd)
SEN 500 Sciner Seiligfeit Gius oeS
,3ebnten erlitten bat. 9urG ~ieiletl
lautern uno ianiten @borafter, lelne
edte lyrommigfeit un0 feline neither
3ige unO geiiiblooae Spmpatbie lilr
ieine MitmenIben mar er cine 3ierOe
Ieiner ~erbabenen Stellung nn0 &c
mann lih Oie bobe ahtung Aler, De
men lid lein iiber Die meite @elt iid)
e~rItredenOer @influB fiiblbar mafte. "
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
Saifiidc III Spring @arOcns.

Mebrere @aiiiihe Iollcn mabrcar
ser lebten Gage in Ser Ndbe oeS Bal
tiluorer &afeus mo Spring Gar
oens acIeben moroen lein mo Den &c
iiBcrn fleinerer Noote uibt mlcrbcb
li6e 9lugit eingejugt babel. SIC CT
lte Nabridt BON Dem AnItml6en 0al
geiGbrli6en Slide ltamnlt bon Nr
beitcrn Iuuf Dem WrimOpiidc Der
9(tloutic alnitOiingcr 6abrit 5u 90.
cuit-9oint. gnge6lid lultroe Elm I'M.
gefdbr 16 SUB LANCER iogcananter
Mcni6cnfrclier pdbreno Der bciOcn
lcbten @ohcu na6c Dem Yier bc1-
bQ6tct. Gtli6e HepolperiNiiilc
l6ienul Oa3 3ier llidt iu @cringitHl
81 befirnmeril. 9erienigc, wcldlel
mlmeit Springs geiebcn murne, oiirI
te nod imlg lem. 9creit5 IN irilbe
rcn Sabreu famen @aiiii6e in Der
9altimorer Safen mo 5uDcilen MIR.
0en Ole fleinerca Oaiel6lt artb cillgt
fangeu.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
bic lehtem G6rcm,

Der Qeihnabm oes EaplteS YiiS ocS
;3ebnten I'M 9eiiein bober @iIroen
TRIGGER in ser lirtinii6en &apel,
beioelebt. ~ 2iegt in cinenl ~.
~preiienbol5 Sarge NIT cincm got.
oenen &rell5e oarnaf. -Gil0rnd5
pole Gralterfeier.
Mom, %. auguit. - @ci S0l-
nenuntergong fano beute Abelo oic
8eilebung OeS perltorbeuell Eopltcs
9ills oes 3c6nten itatt. Die groBt
ct. @etcrs 8alilifa iuor nnDe5!t
%ba(bounfel; nm ei1 Ilinrmcrn0cs
2elidten tam bon Dem eDigcn Sid,
tc I'M SArein DER Q(poltel nno polI oetl
&er5en Der &apeuc, III lDcld)er Der
&atafalt alligebabrt mar. llRter Den
8~auiehoen NnmelenOell, Welbe llllr
our6 ipe5ielle Grlau6niB Gintritt CT
6alten batteu, befan0en lid Die &c
ercoitierten Ecrtreter oer DIPLOMATIC
ant 8atifarL Die &%r1ii0rntcn mo biz
g(riltpfraten ans 9tont. Ser SeId)cll
3ug i~ornaierte iid in ser @eilIgtun1s
&apeae, no DER 2eidnam Iiir cine
Stunoe auf Dem Yara0ebette lag
Ser &atafalf Itan0 inter cincr Drels
laden Grpne un0 Der Seidnaln mar
mil Den gmblenten IeineS bobcn Nnt
tcs unae6en. 8iele Ganienoc nab
men mdbrello Der menigcn Stnnocil
San 2eidnam in 9lugenl6cin- Csc
oen 9(beno nuroe Der Sarg anf enc
nit @GDeru periebene Rlntform &c
IeBt uno oil Der Iiire nnlqabeli 0ct.
lelben Die IN ibre piolettcn Ialart
q~efleioeten Gr3prieiter Der 8aIilica-
&oran mlrOe ops init Sllmelen be-
iebte &reu8 getragen, Damn folqtcil
Die 4aroinGle uno Die boben Erala-
ten; ieoer bate cine b~rennenOe Ser
&c in Der Sano. Die Meni6enmen-
qe fniete nieoer, ais Der Sei6el5llg
lid our6 oielelbe nad Der Stride be-
megte. III melder oas aNfilerere" bonn
Iirtinii6en Gbore ~geiungen pnroe.
Ger title 3llg beipegte lid nab Dem
0taltiolelm, mo Der 2eidnam ocS
8apltes Sins oeS 3ebntcn ~icillell enc
g~iiltigen &ubeploB iano. Ser Scid)
nam liegt IN cinem GDprelienbol0
Sarge, ali mel6em cin '~qolOetcS
areu5 %angebrad)t. mllroe. Ger Gp'
p~reiieniarg mur0e in eincn 3infiar1
Qei6obCn mo oieicr wic0er bon ei.
nam Gidenbol5iarge nllge6cn. ghnl
oieiem lit Die Snihrift nnNcbradt,
o&ier liegt Ser 2eihnan ocs 8ap-
ties EillS 0es 3ebntcn; Qcborclt olll
2. SINH 1885 llO ~qeltorben am 20.
Ataiiit 1914" sls oos @ep0lbc &C.
Ihloiieu muroe, fnietell idrumtli6e
9lnmeienoen nieoer MnO aaroinal
Della Golpe Ipradb Elm 0ebet.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
Die GmglGnOer uOr bunOert Sabrem
in @alhinatDn.

Nm %. MllguIt mar oaS 3entar
OeoaAtnis Der Ginnabme @aibing-
tons. Die oamals nod iunge Saupt-
Itaot Der Ser. Staaten muroe NAM
lid a II oieiem Gage bon britii1eil
Eruppen belagert, na6oem Die Sine
rifaner in Der S1la6t bel 8laoenS-
burq qei1lagen maren. Son ben Sii=
geln @irginia's beoba6teten Die Sine.
rifaner in Der Na9t pom "a. auI
Sen 25. Auguit ben &au6 uno Die
|6lammen, Die iiber @uibington emf
por1tiegen. 3ief ergriffen BON Die
lem 9lnblid, belhloIien Der Praiioent,
Der Gtaatslefretdr un0 an0ere Be
amten cine Streitfraft berbei5ui6af-
len ltlo Die Nngreifer 81 uerni6ten.
PIN Worgen 0es %. Mngult purOeil
Die eridrodenen 8iirger @aibing-
tons oraaniIiert. @dbren0 oes %.
batten ole 8riten Die gruppenan-
Iammlung ser entertainer auf Der
8irginia Settle oes SluIies bcmerft
uno in G~rfabrung gebra6t, oas 49,
900 Wann fampfbereit ltanOen fir
cine Nttade. 8al0 itanoen lid oic
Seinoe gegeniiber un0 es fam 81 Der
befannten Nieoerlage. 0ie 8erbren.
nunq oes 4apitols uno 0es 8eiBen
Sauies maren in Dem 5tueiten Griege
nit england Die oemiitigIten gpiio-
Den fir Die Ser. Staten.
8aben Die Anglopbiten oieie Shre-
denstaten Der @ngIdnoer bereits ger
qeiien2 Salt ideint es fol goh ie-
Ser, Der Die @eididte MIR einigermn-
Zen fennt, miro nit Mbiheu bieier
&u1loiigfeit geoenfen.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
staOtii6C Ienigfriten.
eamgtaa, Osn %. NnaMf 1914.
WrOfes gitmif i'm 9entiden @aiieH-
lnMs.

Montog, Oen Z. September, finoet
in Der 9lnltaIt Oes Oeutiden 8aiIcn-
baules Elm groBes Yicnic Itatt. Wfit
gcrgiliigen uno Spleen auer 9Irt init
@rriicn per0eu ole @npeienoen err
irelt merOen. See Cream unO alt-
den, ioiuie ouoere @rfrii1uugen
merOcn rci6li1 porbonoen iein. @ir
lenten beionOere glufmerfiamfeit allf
ole quite Slide. 9laes geidiebt I'M
ter Sen Aulpi3ien Oes 5ranenbiliS-
oereins. Seoermom lit cingelaOcn
mo ber3lib niafommen aommt
lille mlo fonmlt 5ablrei6l
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
Bonn eonaref.

SSn Solae oes europdii9en Srie'
aes ldBt li6 Ger S6IuB Der Seliioa
Oes Gongreiies nod nidt abieben, ga
nod peridieOene MaBregeIn 81 tret-
len IinO, pel6e oen onrb Oen bepa1t-
ueten aonilift gci6affeneH ieilelI
8erbaltnilien &ednung tragelt.
ginncll fur5em miro mabrldetl-
lid oie 8orlage @eieb DerOelt, mel.
DE Oas S9asoepartemeut ermodtigt,
Gin Bureau sur &eriiherung gegell
arieqsgefobr 81 er0ftneu.
1ie nd1ite &orlage lit cine bill,
melhe ole 9un0esregierung ermdd'
tiat, cine Corporation gum anfai.
pom Shiffen iiir ben O5eanuerfebl
.su organilieren. 0ie &orlage plrO
pom Senator Glurfe unO Dem A6ge.
orOneten Nlerunoer in ben ndhlter
Iageu eingebradt merOeu. Die Ao.
miniitration ge0enft aber, pom ocfl
i6r Our6 Die 9ia ein5urdumenOeEl
9eiugniiien MIR @ebrauh 81 MADDEN.
menn 0as priDate aapital ui6t btt-
rei6enoe S6iffe beidafft, nm ole
ameritaniide @uSfubr mieOer aufneb-
men 3u fonnen.
gnolid miro Der Senat iit nab.
reno Der @ohe audi nit elmer 9ia
befaIien, mel6e 9aummoa -9agerbdu-
fern cine 8un0es- 2i3en3 qepdbrt.
un0 nah porliegenoen Announcements
Ioa ole @aBreael audi auf 2ager-
bduIer fir Eabaf, Sdiffsbeoarf uno
GonierDen ii6 eritrefen.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29

0entidler NrieaerbMnO.

9(m porigeu Wt0utag AbenO per
lammelte iid Der Oelltide arieger-
bun0 in &ameruo &ammels Sole our
administering. SouptnIann Stoer-
ner fiibrte ocl Boriib unO 6elOpebel
Sol. Ntair Derlas Oas &rotofoll. Die
aumeroOeu maren 5ablrei6 erldie-
men. Sin Yeitrag bon $50 Dollar
murOe pom &riegerbunO Dem German
Amcricon 1914 Gelief 6onO 5llge-
mieicn. IS murOe aud cine perion=
lidc Aolcfte a~bgebalten, Die EN- net.
tcs Siimptden einbrodte.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
GrGOlnns fir gsraFOeuten.

8rGliOent @ilion beabiihtigtf
Iasgangs oieier Isolde an Der atlan-
tii6en aiiite aiif Der oMaDfloDer" Ell
ne areu3fabrt gu unternebmen, mel
die Dabrideinlib am nd6iten Sans
taq angetreten miro. 9es Br1lioen-
ten llmgebung lit iiber3eugt oaB er
elmer Rubepauie beOarf unO raten
ibm 0ringeno al Dem 4usfluge.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
1yram 2Gffler franf.

6rau 90fflcr, @attiu tnieres al
ten Mitbiirgcrs, Otaior Is. 9. ".
Q6ffler, meilt felt einigel 8oden III
5i6lep Soipital, mo iie lcbtc @od)l
operiert purOe. 'Erob ibreS bobell
9llters bat iie sic 0pcratiOn mob
iiberitanoen mo gebt Der @enellng
entgegen.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
eammlnussu fir Die sdnueis.

Ole beige S1mei8criide @cianot
lbaft miro in 8Gloe cine aagcncinc
Sanmlung IN gall5 Imerifa 81 @nl.
item Der NotIeioen0en III Der S6ipci5
e~inleiten. @enn audi Die S6ipci3
bis oabin nod ni6t in Den arieg per
pidelt lit, 10 bat lie bod 6ereits 300
900 Rann mobililiert nnO ldbt Nic
@ren3en %beitdnOig belpa6cl-
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
0aS Slniualt Wmream bc5 6c,rn
9aDiO MOtbihil0,

9n anoerer Stelle finoet man 0ic
9(0relie Oes oelItl6en NouofatclL
Serrn GapiO Rotbi6ilo, melhcr, ME
auh fri:ber, ltets bereft it, &parnacb
ten an 0euti6iun0 aus8ultcllen ne
ben aanoereu profeiIioneuel NOpofd
tlr 9(ngelegenbeiten.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
@uQeftpren:

9oaeftoren tDeI6e in ibren 9i-
l~triften a%lltoriiiert iinO, Die glbome.
meiItsbetrdge 3u erbe5en unO gu quit.
i;eren, limo foIgen0e @erren:
syrib aleiu, 915 q. S. 9lpe., q. @.
Eaul sdwegler, 1929 6-5try @.-8-
@rcqor gSir, 1912 Mo. 9lpe., NC.
9luOensbMrg, MS,
NllguIt 6ennig, 9dderei.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
@srfanfslteaen
bes n@aiNimatum SOmrnaL".

Oes o@ai6ingtOn SOnrnaI".
Aobn 2in0er, 633 @-9trnBe, @.-@
Clarence 0obe, 507 @-Str., N.-@
Nrnerican tobacco So, Ats @a. Gue
R.=@.
Sam glOamS, 900 @-straBe, @--@
g. 6. Grenis, 51t Ate Str, SIS
Midar0 6. Miaer, 527 s. Str, GO
IlermOria, &a,
:. Meece Gaton, 1913 60 HoDaI ct
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
Bernhard GmDre5.

Serr 8ernbaro @norcs nlO 6a
mile ~periueileu 8. st. IN oel Nclp
gorfer Bergen in 6a,ien mo 0enldB
ser ms slgeianoten @oltfdrte gcnic
BEN lie ale Die NOTICE &ube.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
Scr 6nuOcrtitc Sabrcstaa hcl
On aC-.LE -

3crItGrmng Scr &mnScsbOnptItnOt
@aibington ltebt Dor ser Cir. IS
NOR am "a. Augnit. 1914, ais Ole
@ngldnoer inter Dem SomnlunOo Ocs
Generals 9ioB DE @auptltaot ner
ilmQen Mepnblif nicoerbranuten
9asIelbe S6idial 6attc Gaerol 9Fol,
aud ser Staot 8oltomore 5rQcOabt.
uber BEL Nprt6 Eoint e%reilte iblI oil
9llqel cites WdrnlGnoer S6mriihilt
Ell. @aben Die @nglopbilel 0ie Gin
GI6erung Der 2unoesbmlptltoot onrd'
Die lieben britii6en &ettcrn perAel.
Ien2 8el6' Elm @ntbgebcnl min
sen lie wobl anitimmeL n0ultld
LAMBS 3eppeline bellte Son0on ciu
GI6erten?
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29

8urf's Tranffnrter, gOiOsuer,
Sriiffel., SarOeQen- nMO WGuie
Ie6eriuurit, Boo per YfnnO.
Uihlers, 532 Center Warft
uu6 Is Riggs @artt,
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29

3wei pOcr Orei 3immcr nit 'Nei-
3nmg, Gas nnO YaO. Sinia.
92S 3-Strahe, &.-8
2u ncrmiethen.

SnlfOrO Npartmcnt. gSr, 25tS lite
Strafc N.-@, au Ocr &Olumbia
NOnO, Wtt. Yleaiant Strahenbnbn.
2 mnO 3-3immcr- @ObnunGcn mii
grOfen WaroerObenrGumcn, Slide,
Spciicfammcr, SaO, Snllc nuO grp-
per %eranOu. 0ampfbei5nng, falt
IunO iunrm MaiiCr. Wns= unD Glct.
trit S~elcndtaug OOn iOiOrt OOcr
DUn 1. GftU6er nn ST nermietcn.
$3.50, $4,000 mn0 $500 per WDi
nat. Sragt Ocm @igcntiimcr i'm San
ie.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
@eindt:

Gin MdO6en. 0as ao6ci nl0
9ausar6eit periclrn fault. @'Gi
menoe lib al
IS. Goet, 320t t8te. Str. % u.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29

Fur Historische und Heraldische
Auskunft, sowie Wappenbilder, am
piehlt sicA uKinstler", Journal
Office, ITO Sixth str. NV.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
3n uernlietcm:

@roBes 3inu1er biaig 5l bernie.
ten. Eoiieno fiir 5wei &crionclt
800 Wlt. &ernon %lncc, gt-g3.
gegeniiber Der YlIblic &ibrarO-
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
ger 2-[bonnementgpreig aetraat
&useiasn,


I4A4-saA f&-H~ ~s-s .."
AussiasH,
GiufpaItig
Ginmal Monatli1
Cine Belle .....$0.15 $0.45
/ Sou ...........$1.O0 $500
2iberaIe 9Rabatte fir aontrufte,
iiber / 8oa uno l6ugere PerioOen.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-04-03
Rich Hindu Scholar May
Be DeDOrted as Alien

San Francisco = Har Dyal. former
lecturer on Hindu philosophy at Lee
land Stanford University, was ar
rested here by the immigration au-
thorities, charged with being illegally
aresident of the United States.
twas said on high authority that
Dyal's deportation is desired by the
British government. While in this
country he has advocated sedition in
India and reports received here within
aday or so were that an Indian mall
content was arrested with papers from
Dyal, urging summary action.
Dyal is held for deportation.
The arrest was made following an
address by Dyal at small hall in Fill
more street. Because Of his culture,
Standing and independent means, it is
expected to bring the whole situation
regarding HIndus to focus unclouded
BY any other issues. He is q high
caste Bramin, descendant, according
scientists, from the Aryan conquer
ofs Of India. He has an Independent
income, is highly educated and has
ercled the world in his travels.
The arrest astounded a considerable
CIRCLE Of university men and writer's,
snong whom Dyal is known as an
apostle of abstinence.
de lectured at Stanford without
salary and resigned over q year ago.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-04-03
BILL INCREASES PAY OF
ARMY MEN BY $1,121,OOO


Washington, D. Can increase of
81, 564, 600 in the army appropriation
bill was made by the senate military
affairs committee in reporting the
measure to the senate. The amended
bill carries an appropriation Of $101,
755. 900.
The most important new item is
$135, 900 to construct military cable
from Washington State to Alaska.
The committee urges an increase of
81, POI, 900 in the pay for enlisted
men, that the army may be main
tanned at it's present full strength of
So, 900, $4,000, 900 is asked for ammu-
milton for the militia field artillery and
81, $50, 900 for field guns. Another
addition would provide $50, 900 for air
ships.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-04-03
Coast Fisheries May
Reduce Cost Of LiUing

San Francisco The department of
commerce is going 10 do much during
the coming summer for the benefit Of
the Pacific Coast. Something Of the
departments plans was outlined be-
fore the San Francisco chamber OF
commerce in speech recently by Sec
rotary Redfield.
Two great undertakings, at least,
already have been determined on q
survey of the fisheries of the Oregon
and Washington coast, to determine
how much they may contribute to the
food supply of the Coast, and more
careful survey Of the Alaskan coast to
increase the safety of shipping in the
Far North.
Secretary Redfeld spoke of what
the department had done through its
bureau Of fisheries to cheaper the cost
Of living ii the East by promoting the
consumption Of mussels and the intro
duction of the edible scallop. found in
great quantities outside New York
harbor and almost unheard of until
about year ago. The steamer Al
batross, now lying in San Francisco
Bay, will leave next summer for the
Northwest coast, he said, to investi-
gate the halibut and other fishing pos
sibilities Of the Pacific waters.
81 believe that we may add as
greatly to the food supply OF the Pa
cific Coast in this way" he said. las
the fishing banks Of the Atlantic Coast
have contributed TO the food Of the
East.
eve hope next fall to report pros
poets which will encourage the men,
who am told are ready to invest in
such an enterprise to undertake the
development of this source OF addi-
itional wealth to the Pacific Slope.
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Pet Ants Are Barred
From United States

Washington, d. C.-Mrs. c. w.
Morse's pet ants cannot be admitted to
the United States. No stretch Of the
laws will permit these
undesirable alien insects to. enter.
They will be deported at the expense
of the steamship company that
brought them over.
This is the .dictum Of the bureau Of
entomology Of the United States de-
partment Of agriculture, as announced
by DR.. Leland C. Howard, chief en-
tomologist, who said:
"Of course it is not question OF
Mrs. Morse's ants being pets, for the
law is absolute. They are insects and
under the law no foreign insects may
be imported into the United States"
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Roosevelt Party Loses
Equipment and Specimens

New York - The loss of all the
equipment of Theodore Roosevelt.s
party in the UNEMPLOYED wilds Of Cen
trail Brazil is reported in cable mes
sage from Anthony Fiala, a member
of the party, to the New York Times.
The message, dated at Santarem, Bra
zil, follows:
1--WE have lost everything in the
rapids. Telephone my wife Of my
safety"
The rapids mentioned are presumed
to be those of tributary of the Am
AEON river.
Members of the Roosevelt family
here had received no advices from
Colonel Roosevelt, but expressed no
concern for his safety.
In fact, Mr.. Fiala's silence on the
subject was held to indicate that the
loss was confined to the equipment and
the archaeological and other specimens
gathered by the expedition.
It was said by the Times that any
personal injury to the colonel was to
be cabled Immediately and fully.
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Higher Wages Opposed.

Washington, D. G. Secretary Dan
iels told the house labor committee ne
opposed the Maher bill to fix arbitrary
rates Of pay for government machin-
lists in navy yards.
1.-THE wages paid by the govern
ment, = said Secretary Daniels, ARE
as good, or little better, on the aver
age, than in private yards. But it we
make the wages too high it will not
benefit the men, because congress- re-
quires that we send our work where it
can be done cheapest and il private
yards are paying less money they will
get the business.
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1914 WHEATCRO
LARGEST KNOWN
Pacific Northwest TO- arpass All
Records This Year.
Prospective Crop EstimGted at 70
600, 900 Bushels Increase OUer
1913, 1900, 600 Bushels.

Portland-The states Of Oregon,
Washington and Idaho will produce :
bumper crop Of wheat this year. and
unless oil signs fail. the yield will be
record breaker. Experienced grain
men predict an output Of at least TO-
600, 900 bushels Of this cereal IN the
Pacific Northwest.
These views are based on the re-
markedly fine condition of the winter
wheat crop in the three states. From
the date Of planting to the present
time. all conditions Of climate, soil
and moisture have been ideal. From
every point in the Northwest comes
an uniform report Of perfect growing
weather and fine stand.
The increase in acreage has been
more extensive than expected. average
ing perhaps close to 10 per cent
throughout the entire territory.
The Northwest last year turned of
wheat crop Of about 200, 600
bushels. The record yield heretofore
has been 65, 900. 900 bushels.
This year the three states will come
up to this latter figure and without
doubt will exceed it.
Spring wheat sowing is now in,
progress in all sections, and general
conditions could not be better for this
operation. Prospects for barley, oats,
forage and fruits Of all kinds are en-
tirely satisfactory. s
In the Columbia river counties of
Oregon, the indications are the best in
years. Sherman county has 40 per
cent increase in winter wheat acreage
and there is promise of 5000, OO0-
bushel crop. Gillian has also a
large gain in planting and farmers ex-
pect more than $500, 900 bushels Of
wheat. Wasco has record prospects
and Umatilla will improve on its s,
900, 600 bushel crop of last year.
Union reports Is per cent gain in
sight.
Throughout the winter wheat Sec
tions Of Washington, the outlook is
rosy one. Lincoln county, the banner
wheat county Of the West, which last
year produced more than $500, 900
bushels, gives indications of a crop
this year rs per cent heavier.
The Walla Walla country, the grain
sections around Dayton, Prosser, Ritz
vile and Prescott, will have, from
present prospects, record crops. Big
Bend reports are favorable, and 30 il
the outlook in the Goldendale district.
Similar reports come from the ce-
real sections of Idaho. The Lewiston
country has increased its acreage Is
per cent and the grain is having q re-
markable growth. Caldwell growers
are going in for corn and have en-
larged their acreage 100 per cent over
last year.
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FARM AMP AMP ORCHARD
Neis ~ Agricultural Colleges md Experat Sea6ns

These facts are illustrated by con-
dltions prevailing in the New York
market. The quantity Of apples con-
sumed IN that city during the ten
years following 1884 was 672, 6O8
barrels. During the next ten years
TWAS l,6l7 1892 barrels, an increase
OF about 125 per cent. During this
period production in the country de-
creased between 80 and 40 per cent.
These facts show that the public will
consume much more fruit than it has
been getting, provided fruit is prop
erly advertised and distributed. Also
that New York City has been getting
more than its share, while other mar
kets in the country have been neglect
ed, an astonishing lack of distribu-
ton. During this time there was q
substantial increase in the price Of
fruit.
We must be able to do with the
apple and pear, and with our other