davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-06-02

Our fountain is the pride of our
store. Gerigis, the reliable drugstore.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-06-02

You get good. genuine coca-cola at
Gerig's. 6-2
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-06-02
BRADLEY DIED POOR
ltucky's Republican Senator Let,
q Very Small Estate

Louisville, KY, June 2.-WiM of
the late Senator Bradley, probated
here today, showed that he left an
estate Of only $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
Nns g9etter.

Sir l2arplono lmo oeu Iiitritt
Columbia beute Reeen uno noro0itli.
DE @noc.
Tie bod]itc SeHperntir betrug Al
@Irao I'M 2 llbr gSahmittags iuO 0ie
nieorigiic 80 @raO Inn 8 llbrglbenos
Ole eroBte Sdneaigteit oes gsin,
0eS mar 81 Wieileu pom Iorooiten.
Ser 6eudtigteitseebaIt Der 2uit
mar SO &ro5ent nm s llbr Wlorgeus
uno 70 @ro5eut Inn s llbr g(benos.
Sn oen onoeren @etter geobad-
tungs. .Stotiouen OeS 9onoes tpurOen
Oie folgeuocn nieOrigiten Sempera.
turen per5eidnet: 9ltlartic Gitp 46,
9ismart "a. Bolton 80, Buffalo 80,
GborIelton 5S, Chicago 40, GleoeIanO
3S, GenOer %. Detroit 81, 9ulut6
"a, @aitport Is, @oIoeiton so, Green
Bar 80, Sabre t6, Seleno q, Sad.
ionDiae "a. aanias Stir 80, &nor-
bile AZ, 2olispiae "A, Dlorquette
26, 0leupbis 40 MoutgomerD as,
Montreal Is. glontidet 36, glep Or.
leans 50, 9lep yorf 36, Sflobomo
40, @6iiooelpbia 3S, @ittsburgb SO,
@ortlono. Wle.. %, @orHanO, Ore,
40, Gue6ec 10, 3aleieb Al, Salt 2ofe
GitD 3S, San 6ran5isco 46, St2ouis
40, Scronton "a, Sbrepeport as,
Spofaue 80, Spracuie %. Eampo
SO, @oibineton 3S, @innipeg 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
aant far saItim0rs,s sOIgitaIitat.


2ie gfationaIe Whtnicipal2igo
mel6e tiir5lid i6re Situneen bier
cbbielt, brodte in ipe5iellen 8e.
idliiilen ibren Cant fir oie ibren
M2iteGeocrn in Baltimore eripieiene
@aitfreunoi6oft iomie fir ole IopaIe
9ebonoIune Der 9reiie ibren 0ont
ous. @ine glbihrift Oieier 8eidliii-
ie eing ioe6en Oen D0eltiden Cor
reiponoent~ ourb oeu Sefretdr Der
Giga, Serrn Clinton Slogers g9ooO-
ruff 5u. Gieie geidIiiiie Iauten:
~0ie 91ationoIe ghruicipoI Siea
piniht ibre oanf6are 9lnerfennung
fir ole 2iebenspiiroigfeiteu uno Die
Soipitolit1t, peIhe ibr oitra Oie Be
rolferung goltimore's 5u Sbeil pur-
sc, 5tm glusorud 81 brineen. 9as
2ofolintereiie an Oen glrbeiten Der
2iga, oos onI1Blid Scr eriten Ser
iomniIung i'm Snbr 1896 5i Gage
trot, bat ME oufeebort. unO iett nod
cinem 8miidenraum BON Is Sobren
fono oie 2igo bel ibrer 5peiten Sob
res.Gonieren5 pieoerum offene Sbii-
re uno Elm frelnoIides @ilIfommen.
Sir oa' Dies wiiniben mir 81
oonfen uno ebenio Der @reiic Der
Stoot fir oie ousee5eidneten 9e-
ridte iiber Die @eriommIunsen
@on5 beionoers piiniben mir
cud Dem 9lrunOell.Ghl6 mo Dem
Citb Club fir ibre 8uoorfommeu-
heiten inO fir ole lleberIoIiune III
rer SofoIe fir Oie Sieineen Der Si-
90 5u oonten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

he Gefedjte. bel weldcn Die Gciterrel'
der erfolgreih Uaren
Gle Sihiation in Siio@olen Der'
bleibt unDcrdnocrt. Eie Sfladten
inn norolidcu @olen oauern fort"
8fcOer cine 2ngc fcitgc-
nogcIt.
8crlim 5. Gc5em6cr (orobt.
los iibcr 2onooM. @imc bier ben.
tc oifi5icll oeuad)tc 9elarutmo'
duna bc5cihnei bic 0lcloung bon ei.
mem Reimbursement Der aripp',
iden @erfe IN ehen our@ einen6lie.
ger, oils lmpobr
(Dos @eriidt muroc Der Grban8c
1clegropb Gomponp ON 3. 9e5em'
Ter aus Dem 0ooa beridtet. Ga'
md iollen sic arupp'i@eu glnloaen
bon einem 8licecr beidoiien woroen
iein. 1ieier iollte unnerlebt pieoer
cntfommcn iein; Der ongeridtete
ehaoen mar Dem 9cridte 5uiolae
no6 nidjt 5u ermitichi oepcieu.)
Gle n91eutrolitdt" Der
Scr 5taatcn.
Berlin 5. Tejenber. @rai
Grnit BON RereutIop. Scr beionnte
l2arine. 5driitiieacr. bcipridt bette
IN eincm glrtifel IN Der aDeitiden
1aaes3citims" ole Salhne Der Der.
5tanten. Gr betont. oaB euolono
uno 6ranfrcid BON gImerifa ariegs'
material crbaltcn, iudbreno Dctidl'
lono iih niHt Der gleiden Siilie err
ireu:
Gr fommt oaui aili bic oiplomoti'
idlcn llntcr6onolungen 5milden oen
@ereini9icu Staateu 5il ipre9en mel
dc lid aui sic geihIa0nabuc ameri.
faniIber Goraos olrrh britilbe
aricgSihiiic bc3iebelJ inS iast bier.
5it
o9Senn Gnglano m0 6rapfreid
miners finn. Sic 9ereinieteu 5taoten
70 piel ais nioalih 81 bc3iinitigen,
o6ue BON ibrem Griln0iaB, 1eitIt'
lamb aii Soften Ser fleiuen nentroIen
glaiioneu on&inbungern objuuei'
hea 70 ili Der @ruO Der Dab beioe
y1noer Slrcssuioicrial un gScrDc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
lin Icin qe6cn.

Soulton Maine, 5, Gej.
Selite begaun Ser Ero5cB seeen Or.
Sionel 6. Euolcn, einen iungen 9lrjt
bon Yresqlc SsIe, peIher anaetlaot
it, ole i7.i1brige 02ilorco Suaioan
getoOtet 81 ba6en Tr. guoleg lit
aiid duseflnot, eilte tihseitslicbe Spc-
ration DoG3oeen 81 babe1. SRI. Sul.
liban's 9eihe ipuroe etpa spei Nlo-
note uad i6rem @eribminOen om A.
September in einem flo1en Grobe
i'm @aloe eefirnoen, @g9s
aate 8. @lidalio BON Uoaaarob
uno gllice @eaetier bon @reSaue Sslc
iino cbeniaas lmter 9lnfloac in Ser.
biuonng nit Dem Sale; iie weroeu
naf Or. GuOleD proSciiirt merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
Mlntnrfiihrrr entStdI Nran6.

Gin Seuer. mclhes in cinem glufs
gang ncben Ger 9iIoerrobmeufabrif
ron 5urIt Bros. & GomponD, an Der
6de bon Siteno. mO 9tocc.StroBe,
ecItern N1orecn oegen 10 llbr aus.
trot. Deruriadte eroBe 9Iufreelmg
untcr ben 9epobnern Der 9ladbor.
ihoft. Gin W1otorfiibrer. Der nit eli
ncnl @aegon Der @orioro.glDeme.
Sinie al Der 5abrif boriiberiu6r.
cniocdtc oen 9rono imo olornirtc
oie 6euerpebr. @iit leihter D1ii6e
interoriidte Die Seueripebr sic SLAM.
men. Gs miro pcrnnitbet, onB 9no-
ben. welae ouf cinem Soiien bon
@oI5obfaaen ipieIten Ben 8rouO an
ltedten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
gle6radt Orr seari0en Sriessnadridien.

zrObcen i'd au Dem wetlidJeu ue oem Oitdeu &riegS'
nupate dare dampfe 5usetragen baben den Fd Die 20
iiOH ariegih6renOen in ben lebu Dauojman5g Stun
Oen neuiR berdnOert 81 6abeu.
Der gerliner Weusrata6sbegd ipridt 6Oridritten
ser cifen cfcuue be "a Saec i'm graOuucnDao nHO bel
Attirdn i'm 6liak
2eas bic cage m CFeu auae6t crtlart Oerebe Seridt
ban bic Sample 6fa ben malnrheu Seen ghnia ihr
bic Seniaen ansganfen nO, nuo ban aeieru ue0er 1900
3nFu aeianseu aeHpmmeu wMroen 3n Eoen enhpiden Id
Die Cpuatipnen Der Genhen tn HormaIcr gSeiie.
Sine ycriiusr Sepehe bringt bic &nuo 0aE Der aural
de Shadtirea3er graia" bermih Miro obue naBerc su
eaben Nber Die mtdn0e 81 maiden
06eniGas Berlin tOmmt Die Wlelbnna, Oai Elm britt
Acg llncrcebOo perndts oie 9urdabst bard Die SnrOa
ue 81 er5mHaeu babel aber nioedt nn0 onbar pon ben
@dpHen HrfiIdcn 6Ors in ben 0ruuO sbOBrt muroe
Der 6ritide Gre5cr g@mns" III anf Der Sabrt mad encm
lh6ldn afcu GualanOS wabrenb zines nnuers acranoe
Bon Nom wirb semelbei bah oaS cFbiide 6obuet reis
nr gat epHbOH fommt 6er Yeribt Oaf ale Ngii
seoe beS pogiAgeiden Cabinets lire 9leIenatOn enae
rei@i baben.
9aS Neridt, Dan sic Grnppideu @erfe in 0ien SArd
cinen 5lcse bumbarOr DOrosH ieen wnrOe BON Berlin
amtli9 bementrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
Cfrntefeit IN Nnlnnro. .Grnntn.

Gas @rntcieit Der 8armer in Sou-
arO.Gourtp purOc seitcrn nit einem
groben 9anfett i'm nSowaro.Souie"
in eaicott.Gitp geieiert. lIngeidbr
250 9erionen nabnlen ooran Ibeil.
Oberit 8. e. 9owea fii6rtc ocn @or-
iib mo eine 9ln5abl @roieiioren bon
lnnowirtbidoitliden Snitituten hiel-
ZEN lebrreide &eoen. Slls @mpiongs.
6omite hln9irten Oie SS. @rosoenor
Sonion, 81. 8oporo Carp, Biaiam
@arpep OaUis, G6orles Bancroft
@arroa, s. 9li6olas D1iaer, slIlen
SbomaS ino 6oparO 9. @oluea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
sadlIaae tm NnITsn gsIaMa aiinItia.
gerIuac Der 5rau8oien auf 50 @rO3 0ef3dtt
ssrOIf6es mS P0rtaaisFi@ss cabinet rsiiaursn
gBeri6t Oes Oeutfdem cemcrafIfa6s.

@erIiu, g. DECEMBER. (ora9OS eonOon) Sine OiIieIc
0arnua mcde gadmtiaa bentihn Armc SanPiqurcr
Dcr0ffentidt mnrOe bat i0lgeuoeu Morlant
2ie scraen augfe Sran5oien in 8IanOH in Der @
ncO nd Gcb nHrn Srnppcn 5ndgdlageH gir
gaec AraouncnwoIO nmO Oseno HOufd
9ltfirden 5Oidrite aemadt
Die Greianie i'm Sfen
n 0ampicu 5R mainriden Sun IL Die Sadlage
fir nnS snig; mir euer @cdten in ner gcgcuO 1900
(5eangene gmadt.
lniers Cpsouen %Ou nuidclu Fd in Onrdans
ge0ic
9c ganie Der 6ran5oicu
Ger Gorrierc Del Scrra1 crIdr dSRnueSuie Oah Die Sne
fraHFIden Srnppn SdlaOe Td auf miHoens 30
&rpm belauien baf bic gutc Der ScrrOa 9rnppsH sur
nod bebeHsenber iino."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

@erlin 5. Gesy ali 0rabtIolen
g9eac nod ScppiQc. 6. 50 Ios
oeuiihc oiii3ienc &reB 9iiremi oob
hcltr betannt. oaB cincm Del Der ita.
deniidcn 3eihma gGorriere oc1aSe.
ra4 cinsraanaeucn 9eridtc juiul8e
ser auilraliide Shladtfreu5er ogll.
iiralio" rcrmiBt piro.
(Die n9lniiralia4 III elm Treaos
uouaht arruBer pou 10000 Tonuen.
Dcrel5e lot cine 96ngc oon 57S 5nB
imo eincn 0iuhidiitilidcn Sieigang
ron 273i Sub. Ger Greu5er wtroe
iu Sabre 1912 IN Gluoe 9onf ac6aut
p00 bat cine @eiApinoisfeit bon 26
anotcn pro 2hiHoe. Seine 9eiiii'
dnna bciie1i ans aht 125oaiaeu aa
imnca. i6 pierj6nigen aanonen mo
0rei 203oQiscn Gorpeoor05rcu
g}oh ser lctten Dleloung oie bon
0er ..9lulralIao fam beinno iie iih
fn lcbien Sepiemser ni bawaii'id)en
@ap1nera Canals iing Der Gam.
pier ,@h6elminaD BON Der o@atlon
9laUigatiou 6o.D cine orobtloie @irl.
0una D9i om arciBer oni welde
leiaate. oaB oerielbc iih oui ocr @er'
iolaung oes oentidlen arer5erS
9liirneers" beilnoe
8rftiihes llnterieeboot
beib q 0igt
Berlin B. 1ej. ora6tlos nadl
9opDiac, g. SD Gin briiiihes lin.
Derieebo1i uerilidte 6eide, iidl Sic
TmAin1it oNrn oie DaroancIen jl
crpinaen Iieie aum0e briuai cine
Depeite aus Goniianiinogcl an oie
6rnufiurter 3eituna" Dos Inter
ica6oot uuroe ieood entoedt, mo wic
oic @otihoit 6iu3niii0t oiien6or
0Hrdl sic BON 0el tirtiidJen Sorts
aeicnetilH 5aiiic setroiicu
s1enig 9tenes pom 0itlid1ei
&rie8sidlapplot.
MicE, bio 2uu0or, b Ic5 Iie
nadiieAefoe anlilide 2lnfiinoigmg
puroa bcnte bier erlniien
Jlidi5 BON 9e0euiln9 ereiguae
Hn geiiern ID oeu aarpaibeu 5H
seeii &alijlcn entmidclien lidl llei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
@urtrane in bed u@leGun.panea

@ebeimratb Or. 6elir bon 2uidan
@rofciior ser etbnoarop6ie lmO Ser
9lntbropolosie an ser llaiperiitdt 81
Berlin. miro am Montog, oen IA.
DECEMBER. gaadmittaos 8 llbr einen
@ortrag in Der ..McGop.Soae" iiber
~oie 9lusgroblmgen DER Sauptitaot
Ser Set6iter~ Gin Spriem rmO om
oarouffoleenoen Qicnitog einen gor-
trag iiber a9lntbropolo9ie oes peit-
liden gliiens~ baltcn. geioe gor-
trage weroen iquitrirt. 6erner bait
Sr. Omen @iiter am 9lbeno Oes
glontag. Oes IA. Qe5., cinen gortrag
iibcr aglberglauben lnO Der 9lr5t".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

IN ser ct. MISUNDERSTANDING
miro oas Set Der llnbefedteu en-.
pi1naitiB 6eute nit bier 0leiien in Ger
Stride an Ger Gde pon Earf Apenue
lino SarntogaiiraBe geieiert peroen
Die Wleiien beetiren nm $50. Z, 9
iiuo 1890 @ormittass. Sic @espcr
bcgirnt nm s llbr 9lbcnos uno en0et
nit Der Grtbeilura oeS Segens. Ylor.
gen gladmiitag mo glben0 beginner
9eitten ais gorbereitlIne fir oie
iSeittagc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
gSirS 6eute beitoitct.

9ie iterbIidje Siile oes Srn. @bi.
lip 0er5berger miro beutc gormittos
rod porauseegonsenem Grauer.@ot.
tcgoienit in g1r. 1924, Wlooiion.9lDe.
auf Dem bebraiicben 5rieOboie ser
Groe iibergebcn peroen. g9ie bereits
beridtet. ibieo Serr Ser5berger am
Ietten 0oneritng im ereiien 9lIter
BON 80 Sobren aus Dem 2eben. 3ob.
biner Or. @illiom gioienoil bonn Gu.
tam 95Iore Tempel mo Serr Ser.
mon @loB, Der Cantor oes Wic,
Gullo6- -StroBen.Sempels. peroen bel
Scr Tranerfeier amtiren. Der Ser
Iiorbcne mar Ger @riinOer Der isroe,
litiiden @oblt1dtisfeits @eienidoit.
Ole Dircftoren Der @eielihoft iaBten
onl1bIih oes 9lblebens oes Serrn
Ser5berger 9rouerbefdIiiiie, welhe
ocn Sintcrbliebenen iibermitteIt wer'
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

gsos Scrr s. ". s6opfins, Colbert.
Golntp, do. iaete. Gas 9Rooicnl
Cure 9ono, ons i6 Dor 5 @2onoten
bon S6uen 6efom 1T oos bette bon
alien uno id ernhte mid ols edn5-
lid acbciIt." s. Merae1enR & So,
525, @..Gntam.Gtr.
(GSG,79,f2) (9ln5.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
Spsi WIahOien nit Sem SaoOner
n0UuHell1" uHtersesaHgeH.

Gin Spfer oes ihperen Stilrmes,
Der borgeitern Noat in Der Gbe'a-
peofe @ai piitbete. wuroe Der
S6ooner n@iaiom Donnellp", Der
ir Ger glGbe BON Sbin1ble Sboals in
ser Gbeiopeofe goi ianf. Capt. s.
$. 9biIIips flonlmerte iid on Elm
proBes Stiid SoI3 nno puroe ans
2ono eeidwemmt, ndbreuo ole aus
1pei Wioun beitebenoe @eiabung ocn
&eIlentoo fnno. Scr Shooner Oer-
lieB Iesten Samitos ocn bieiigeu
Sofen nit 165 Sonnen aoblen noh
Sumpton, So. Ole gto6ri6t bon
oen llntereone ocs Sdiffes trof &C.
itern Worgen ouf brieflidem @ege
bon Sompton 3d., bel ser bieii-
gen 5irmo 6. 6. Saul & 60. Elm.
Gopt. 81. g. g9bite BON Ger 5irmo
6. 6. @oil S Co., lit Ser @ieentbit-
mer oes imtergeeaneenen Shiifes.
Ger Shooner bate einen Tonnen-
eebolt bon MIR SO Tonnen ino pur-
&c i'm Sabre 1860 in Somburg,
ga, gebout. g9orum ooS SmifT
unterging, fonnte bis iebt nidt in
erfabrirng eebrodt werOen, es lit je-
bod obne 3weifel, ooB Ser SAoo-
rer ni6t mebr itnrt eenue mar nm
cinen idmeren Shrm ouf ofienem
@oiier 81 beiteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

Der Seidlnom cines meibel Wlon.
nes, peld)er AMI 1 De5eniber in Der
Sl0be Der oRopiter @uono .Berte" in
Curtis Ban, onoeldpcnmt puroe,
II. oui Dem .6rieoboie III qln.
nc glrnorI. Gountp, bceroist porOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

eib0nhrnlcf. bic ben aHcniihcn 0orres
ipunprHtrir nidli blhlrilidl obrr ilnregel'
mahla rlbaiifn, lluD 0gbgielh Der Ciilte
baDDn per 1elephon opcr ldDrlIiliN Iill'
lbcilnuB 81 nnncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
NreilUiIIiae Ncncriue6r DOn 9lcIa0.


Sn Der resuIdren geriommIing
Scr freirpiIIieen Seueripebr bon gae.
Lap, @lO.. fino ole folsenoen Beam.
ten fir oas fommenoe @eihditsiobr
erpGbIt worOen: @r1iioent 0obio 8.
glnOerion; gi6e-9rdiioent SenrD
@enoer; protofollirenoer SetretGr
z. Carroll Grimm; 5inon5.Sefretdr
George @. Smith; SAasmeiiter,
@lilton 9. Smit6; Gopitdn $. 5reo
9lnoroe; 1 2ieiitenont, Sorrp @ol.
Iosber; .. lieutenant, IS. glormon
9InOrae; Qircftoren: 0oDio 6. 9ln.
oerion. @eorse Bourne, Gobert 6.
@Iorfe, Z. 81. Steeeer, 8. 9. Soaffe,
9. Boipers Smith, gerwoIter @ap.
lor 0ap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
Og8eitenO 9ieOerfran5."
gInItern.R0

SoHntaa, Den 6. Te5ember,
Senfert's Earf 9OrIeB'SaHe.
(gloD29, ,1e56)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
eunnenanf. nnS llnteraana.

Sonneuaufgang ...... 7 II. 12 @I.
Communicating ... A H. 43 3d.
glonoouigaug s Il. 3S Qt 9lbeuos.
5lutb ..... s Il. 80 Wl. @loreens.
5lutb ...... 8 Il. 80 W. glbeuos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
Stdbie.%crcinisune
uglr6riter-S -SGnscr6muO. ."

inter Wlihuirfuns Ses yNedar@.
Crdeiters-Sonniag 6. Ne5cm6er,
9 llbr Slbcros Ggring's Soae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
auIirali(1tr S6Ia6tkrrrBrr prrmi6t.

Anllrali(1rr S6la1tkrrlBrr prrmi6t.
Sin britii6es Su6marnebOOt bei9dOigt.
Jortidritte Der 9eutlden int gSelteu
9adDIaor int BuHra 5rIogma eituItta.
gerluHc Der TrauSoien anf 50 9SrOS. gsi6dtt
serOii6es unb pOrtuaielii@es Cabinet reiisniren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

Is gH8pR 8. Dc, Gin Sele.
grdfiiii cns 2iiiobon an Die Grhanee
1elear1ph 60. melOet ooB oos por.
tiiaieiIds Cabinet bette IN Gorpure
rciigiiirt habc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

Yer YnnlpTer uNnfon0 ODN OCT
Boots 5teamibip Gompanp" wuroe
ouf ocr 6aDrt ron Siperpool noh
@aro ourd oen Shirn Ser iebt iiber
England iest. ieeimtiiAtig gemadt
imo befinbet iib iiiniSig N'eilen moro
lid bon 2i51ro in 9aotb.
Ger Gopit1n zines 2otnlonnipiers
ling oas Signal u9rolhe ioiorfiae
Sulfe" ouf es mar ibni d6er nidt
moelih. oem oglntonD" 5u Siilfe 81
foulmeu ga iein Gampicr 81 wenis
aoblc an @orO bate. Ger ,,9Intonp"
6ot cinen @e6olt BON $3.50 Sonreu
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-09-17
Dry LECTURES ON AIRCRAFT

Art Rick entertained a large audi
ence last night at local thea're
vhen he lectured on aircraft. show
ing moving pictures of the different
types besides giving views OF the
prominent airmen who have been
martyrs to the science in the lew
recent years.
COLLISION ON DIVlDE-A few
miles east of the Divide on the
Phoenix Roosevelt Road an over
land car and one of Yves Hills stages
clashed without any injury to the
passengers Both the cars had their
noses somewhat damaged but We're
able to proceed on their way in.
The accident occurred yesterday al
tecnoon
BEAUTY PIN FOUND.-Recently a
lady lost her beauty pin while down
town one evening and advertised for
it in The Republican. Manager Wood :
man of the Empress theater has
found the pin.
WoMAN's TRADE UNloN.-The
Woman's Trade Union will meet at
Trades Union Hall on Friday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock. The Trades
Union hall is at 23S East Washing
| ton street
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-09-17
COM MERCIAL CLASSES

Mary Edna Styles, teacher of ex-
preston at the Arizona School of Music
is forming classes in the art of CONVEX
sation the present week. Both the
manner and the matter of conversation
will receive special attention. This
course will include conversation upon
books, men. rtand current Industrial
commercial. phiaanthropic and sociol-
ogical topics, also topics of local inter-
est For fnfomatIon regarding terms
etc call at the Arizona School of Mu-
sic or Phone 1909. advertisement II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-09-17
NEVER SUCH EVENINGS
NOR SUCH
Cafe Dansapt These Autumn Even
4 4, ! DOS Iatsst Enchanting Diver
Z zion tfer Flying Moments

\ L.
AAfsgnns days are picnic days at
and the people who have
Eeturneduto the city after their sum-
raer spent elsewhere are making the
m6st 0f hem The afternoons and
sasiyzs evenings are spent in swim
ming and a{ter that the dance hall
is the center Of amusement. The
swimming is ideal now, the water
warm and ,invigorating and the cool
evenings are ideal for dancing. To-
night is the big midweek dance and
the prize waltz will be the feature
of the evening. AS usual there
will be a complete change of pictures
and an excellent program will be
shown in the big amphitheatre.
Tomorrow night brings the cafe
dansant again, with a splendid din
ner served from $50 until $50, with
splendid cabaret entertainment and
dancing between courses. The en-
tertainers for the evening will be
Lillian Besant, Bobbie Dean, Fred
Kisselberg, baritone, and Stanley
Tuck pianist. Quite a number of
tables have been engaged already
and the indications are that the larg-
est crowd that has yet attended one
Of these affairs will be present. They
are lots of fun, absolutely informal
and provide quite as much entertain
ment for patrons of the park who
are not dining there as for those
who are.
The dinner is served and the en-
tertainment takes place in the big
dancing pavilion and it is open on
all sides. There are unreserved
tables at one end where people not
desiring to dine but wishing ice
cream or soft drinks may sit and
enjoy the fun, while in front and all
around the pavilion are seats where
| anyone wishing to do so may sit and
listen to the music and watch the
| dancing. Everybody is welcome
The program starts promptly at GAS
and will continue through until $50.
Tables may be reserved by 'phoning
| 1886
Everyone of the entertainers is a
clever artist and few vaudeville per-
| formances offer SO much that is at
| tractive. Lucille Love" is also on
| deck tomorrow night and it is like
wise the night when the boys and
| girls attending high school forge,
their studies and having no work
ahead of them on Saturday, make the
bost of free evening at the park.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-09-17

WILL VISIT JERoME-Mrs Iafe
Saunders and Mrs ]. NJ. Daley have
gone to Jerome for short visit.
PYTHIAN SISTERS TO MEET
The Pythian Sisters will hold their
regular monthly meeting at the K. of
P. hall at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon
BACK FROM VAcATiON-Miss Vi
Wan Young of the E. F.. Pascoe office
has returned from her vacation and is
| now at Their desk on North Central
avenue
FRENCH TEACHER RETURNS
Mary Mildred Smith, teacher of
| French at the Arizona School of
Music, arrived in Phoenix this morn
ing after very delightful summer
spent in the north, including a tip
| to the Grand Canyon.
CANDIDATES TO ORGANIZE
Chairman w. A. Moeur of the board of
supervisors has called a meeting of the
| candidates of the democratic party in
! Maricopa county for Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock for the purpose of organ
| izing for the coming campaign.
MISSIONARY MEETlNG-The Wo-
mans Missionary society of the Pres
| byterian church will hold it's first
| meeting of the season at the church
parlor Friday. Sept. IS at 80 p. m.
All ladies Of the congregation are cor
daily invited. An interesting program
will be given followed by a social hour
DEATH OF MAURic kBURk. -
Maurick Burk, health seeker, died
at his residence on North Central
lavenue yesterday after a lingering ILL
ness, at the age of so years. He is
survived by his wife and one daugh-
ter The funeral will be conducted
from the Catholic church this morning
lat o'clock.
| SHERIFF ADAMS RETURNING
telegram was received yesterday af-
ternOon at the sheriffs office from
Sheriff Jeff Adams saying that he was
starting back to Phoenix in the even
ing with Raymond Phoenix, who VIII
have to answer a charge of forgery
before the superior court of Maricopa
county.
: MEETING OF B. IA meeting OF
the directors of the board of trade has
been called for this afternoon at 4
: o'clock. A number of important items
are on the agenda. The roads meeting
of the Maricopa and Yuma delegates
to be held at Aqua Caliente on Sunday
: will be arranged The Los Angeles
Phoenix road race, fair funds and the
e extensive report of the civics commit
tee will also come up for consideration
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-09-17
CLASSES nj LANGUAGE

ClassesSin French English. Spanish
and German rare now forming at the
Arizona School $of Music. These classes
are under the supervision of the very
finest teachers who have made spec
ialty of the1angyiages
For terms eaTlAt the School or Phone
10O9.-AdVeTtisement. II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-09-17
OF Local Interest

Water service department report
for Sept. 16:
Elevation of water in reser-
voir 117.72
Contents. of reservoir. acre it. 1886
Gain preceding "a hrs. acre TT. 1,541
Normal flow of Salt and Verde
rivers at Granite Reef dam,
NJ. l. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3o.52O
Normal flow water for lands
up TO year Observation-Disclosures. 1881
Amount of water used for irri-
cation, north side, NJ. L.. 1850
Amount of water used for irri
cation, south side. M. L.. 33,1O0
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-09-17

Mrs. William Grant, who has been
visiting relatives and friends on the
Pacific coast has returned to Phoenix.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-09-17

A. R. Cheever, one of the believers
in staying in Arizona for the summer
has returned from Prescott where he
spent the heated period.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-09-17

Bert Rinard is back from an exten
sive trip to oregon and Washington.