davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-16

GARY, Ind-Humane Officer Nc
'hers0n stopped funeral because a
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-21

iGdtIie nibt, ME lang IS sic Staot
iten0e t0nnt, Damn mar er arig frob
In er mar pillings en- Mlonn NIT eli
nigsm 81 risipdroe mas er ptni4e
gebt. pbiIipp, bat sr geIdgt, bu
biit 10 en- Mann; bu bdIt gauge
2att NDrf, bu bift fdmart I'm Oann
nod e onneres Ding ou fannit all
bic 2engnit19ss table IN i6 peiB
nit bein fran3oiifd 6a biit ou gut
bef6lage pie nit 6ein oeiti9 I'M ME
mar es, ftpsnn gu unfere aontrie Dies
fen SerpiB Isifte bsbft9" Isl IN
abn!" ben i9 gerufe, IN tpenn ou
baiptpe piIIit bab i'd gu ben 9sipeI
I'M feline @rdnma sebn foil, Damn
gebn Is; i4 fin nit sffrebt IN ih
bette bid einiges, boB i'd aud allies
dusfinne, mas ou tpiiIe nillIt LOB
oas gu mid. s9a bat Der Gmpes
rer Sdnos nit mid gef9ebtt I'm fdgt,
bds mar gang edIddtlie mas er eds
lpedtet bdtt In er mar 10 frob, oaB
i'd TONNE mar, bdB sr es gar nit
Iage fDrnt. I'm BET ben Neg bat
er seIagt, id ben bid f9on oreimal
E WeierIeB geI4ttt, OaB t6 bid ie9n
pollt, atptper i9 bente ou boit es
nit triegt, pOOer BAIT DUE ROFer
ben i9 gsfagt, lin ib fin jdubr, Die
@nsIii9e ben bds nit pGTe lafe."
Der &aifer bat bann geIagt, i4
bebt nod beut meme SnitrotideHs
triege, atptpsr bas mar oltes bas
sr0Bte Sietret un i9 foIIt MIR nit
bran oenfe, oaB t9 ebbes itpper oies
ie SRItrodf9ens na9 Die Sunsttet
Gtebts f9reipe Debt. Die Seuties
Oebte meb6is for lalter R%utrdaite, Die
gngldnber baoon informe i'm for ben
&ieIen mar DUNN ous @ort. Sd
ben ibm seprammibt, DAB iolurs ipie
i9 lepe Debt nids odbon ipiper meis
ne 9ipps I'm audi nids aus meme
penn tomme Debt I'M 6err Reoads
tionGr, ipenn i9 Idpn sbbes gef9rins
roe ben, mas 10 tpnftrubt iennt iners
be bnb im in ben OeitF6e Gietret G0rs
.ptb adtip adE. Sqsa nuAn So =
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man ii9 beute f9on 6ds commence
MooenbiI0 porIteIIen lam, nebmen
Die neuen gf6de nur mebr Stpff in
|ii9 auf, tie fallen nod i4ldnt nies
Ger; unb nur bic NIT einem Serpens
tine ; @OIant berldngerten RDdt
MAIDEN ben oeutltden @er1u9, bic
ainien nod unten tuieoer gu bsrbreis
tern.
Cine eIegdnte 8ideIblufe IieIt bos
Bib Gig. l bar. Sir Oieie bibf9e
BLUE ItslIt man einen ginIaB aus
feinsm, tpeiBem Till Der unb beliefs
bet tbn Bis our 2inie nit ben gs'
muitertsn @infabteilen, 5ersu aus.
|I9nitt Elm NIT abndberl uno 8rabts
|einIaee berfebenet Mebtcitrdgen aus
|SiiaipiBe begren3t. gn Den porbes
rem Rdn6ern 9rudtnopfT6lub. alF
ole GpiBenpoldnts Der dngeI9nittes
men @ermst fallen bic bolantartie eiits
gsreibten @ermelrdnoer bes 8iuiens
tells aug i9fpar3em 9iiaipiBeuItoff,
Der unter Geioenr0l9en Der paTe
|aeoen3uIsBen, an ben lei6t ~aebogten
Rdnoern iibsreinItimmenO nit Der
Stiderei nit &unitfeioe su Ionguets
tiersn unb nuten NIT Dem 5iiaTuttsr
In Elm 8iinoden 3u fallen Ill. Die
ongeI6nittenen GiirteIteile greifen
(re6ts bur6 Den GinIdnitt geleitet)
|unier einem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nebIt
|S6nane iibereinanber limb peroen
iibsr benz Rano zines beliebigen
|i6udr5en MieOerrodes ndd binten
|geFiibrt uno bier gefhloFsn.
Dos febr peite, futterlpie Ea9caps
oes nG9ften 8iloss (6ig. p 1T IN
ter bOdmoOernen 3ufommenitsIuns
Oun G9pors unb Meib eebdlten,
lam obsr aud iebr gut In nnberen
IGarbsa unO Gtpffsn gsfsrtist lvsEs
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plies nit printe, for OaB id nit insru.
BEL tomme oubr, i'd ben ndmlif
feline 3ett mein Brief eri6t mod emdI
inner 5u Ieie, biefOr 0aB i4 ibr
meble ou6n.
Der emperor but mid geiogt, i'd
follt ieBt nod en- feline Wabt mems
me I'm Iollt I'm spei ubr piooer Bel
i'm iein. @r Debt bann 0r0erid gem
ne, oaB i4 nit E biefente Su9t aufs
gefidit Debt fperbs I'm bann mtbt id
Dinner nit ibm hemme. Stptper bic
annere Qngelegenbeit bebte mer oa11
ipdter fpre4e. na4Oem er nod en-
Sabt nit Iein Sf6ennereIl StGff ges
babt BAIT. 0dbei mare DeroolIt
i6mdrte 2ellt I'M er 6dtt fem Meino
aufgemd9t, oaB CT nids unnernemms
Debt, mitdus, baB sic 58entelmdnner
feline gtDie apprubit 6dtte. Cell
bat mid allies geIubt IN i9 ben nod
en- S9lud Mein genontrte, ben mid
E Sidabr seleit I'm fin BARN outIett.
Die frif9e Cuff bat drig gut ee'
fiiblt IN i8 ben ieBt aud Die f6Dns
ite 3eit gebabt, ipper dIles ita63tts
bente, mas in bie Iebte par Stuuos
gebdppeno tpar.
Sd fam Sbne fage, Moin3 is {
urig i9one Staot lin Ole piebels I'm
70 gemietli9 pie aIIes. On Die
Stritt ben i'd nids nobtibe tonne,
OaB 8eutl9lan0 in en- Na6r permit
felt mar, QtlIes Is 70 rubig I'm 10
neis getDeIe, tpie es gar nit i60ner
fem lam. 8enn i'd nit { gauge
Gait goblfders geIebn bGtt, bann
bdtt i'd gar nit setpiBt, baB Main5
{ 6eitung is, tpo iiG ote Sran5oIs
I'm E paar annere Ne6Idens ben 9ppp
bran einrenne Tonne.
Sd lin nrr neigierig, mas Der Gms
perer nit mid tntenoe oubt, I'm ih
fible orig furrie, boB i9 Sbne nids
cabon fdge BERT
Monit i9 perblsibe
Sbne Sbr listper
abilipR @dusrampfsr
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BEN. Den in iitfsn DaIisn uusIoIs
ItnOen glanb um1lebi bFslwdI tDeibs
feline GtIbmirtHt. barmonIsEtno NIT
ben MenenlsiItn aus Serge (obnt
GinIoat, bic IN bsr unisren Gtcff'
Iaoe NIT benz sismlih brsitsu ara'
atn I'm 3uIammenbona geIdniiisH
uno riidpdris ohrd Rabi psrbnnosn
fnb, ip6br,nb In Der obsrtn Stoff'
Iooe Der a%roacnitil anasItbt III. @tr'
milielR anopflohern NIT 9u9einfai'
Iuna uno idpar5 . tpeibsn auopfsn
lpirb Der aroosn isitlid ouf ben
GdptrdnhtrH gtbnIttn. 0ltitt
an0pfs uno anopfIodtr - obsn
DoppsllnopIe permitteln Den
.G6lub Der @eittntsiIe, iibtr bic Iid
i'm 9ain,HdbfdIub su idparBr
su6giirttI NIT rsdtsfskissm Salub
.ltst.
gti Der gluIe i'm nddIien Bib.
Gig. 81 biloet Der qiiss in boppsI'
ter StoffIass bic NIT arossn uno
Ntptrs i'm 3pTcmmenbaug ssfhuit'
ienen Bshsuieils. DisIen Iino an Der
Geitennobt i9maIs @urttsile onst'
fiiSt, bic ben in 5oItsn gelegtsn. nit
Is6s L "a 3oa brsitsH Sdumtu
bsrIsb,ntn Riidsntsil suidmmsnRol'
len. Wit 5ttpps ODER 6oblnabt
psrbinbst man bic gluisntsils = be-
rem borbsrs esrtibt fnb = nit ben
auf Der a6fel in ousIpringsnoe Sdu'
me aeItsppten RnslduGrmeIn Die BON
.o~einopFien, abqerunbeisn pitetmon'
I6ettsn be9ren3t iperosn. Born ain
9rudtnOpfidlub pitsetHOpfe. auber
Der obsn onsssebsusn Stoff5uTom'
msnIts[lung gilt aud einfarbis peiber
.8oile init Jrottee dIs Isbr MODERN.
6o6F apart pirtt Die gluIs aud
aus f6pdr;sm Chiffon NIT BeIten'
troasn aus I6nurasm 9oile nit ems
.aeipsbtsn bunten Sdmmetblumen.
Dos rsiSenoe, ou6 fir dnoere sort'
Forbige ober gemu1tsrte Stoffe seeiss
nste Mooel zines ainoertltioes
Gig. a Ssigt cine in snn5sr 2dnss
oeIhnittsns, aus Stidersis unb 8us
ientitnnsssinfdbsn 5ufammenssfiste
8oroerbobn, Der bic Ranofdume uno
.GinIGbe bss nit fsineu 8ieisn une
einseIebtsn adieltsiIen ss5iertsu ai'
monotsils loTe aufliesen. Den ans
fab Der eerdben, eingsrsibteu @oIants
oedt bic gsfaltete, BORN our6 Riust
eeleitste ganof9drpe. Den absspdBs
ten aragsn unb bic QsrmslauH6lds
ee bat man nit Spite bs9ren8t, Die
nie bic ginidBe am aIeib mitteIs
Soblnaht ungsfigt fino.
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dber du4 unterbdlb 0es sinsu, fptru
man nil, aud bsiosr qrme ans
6ringen unb bis gum Saum, bic Dos
lnnts unterbredeno, fortfiibreu.
GbenIoiuenie III man in Der qniptn'
oung Der StOffe fir oisIs art aIsi'
Der beengt. Wan fertigt lie aus Sei'
.nsnmuslin uno Seiosngeipsbeu init
Spist, 70 bab Ts BEN aben6iIeib
dbnlib per6sn, unb man lam fs
aus orobem alei0erleintn NIT Wos
troTentrogen 10 fsrtigen, Dab fs dls
Morasnlleiosr gelttn.
.Weite gluItn uno tngt Rode"
mar Bis isbt uno 1T teiIpsiie mod
bic aoIuug. Die lofsn 5ormeu Der
qleiber, bas SIieBenbs i'm ShHitf,
ME mir es felt Sobrsn nift onOsrs
oeiannt bd6en, bds Iino bic 9ardts
teritiI6en ;3iige elmer Mooen > Cps
de, 6eren 0eri9pirOtn bon pielen
9amen ishr bsbuuert iperben ipirb.
fir bic iibermGBig eneen Rode ned
cine 2on3e su bredsu, 1T unn6tig.
Jn ni9t al LANCER 3eit lpirb mon
niGt mebr begretftn, ME man re
fd0n finotn ionntt. 9od ipiiros
man Elm olBu f6neIes Dsiterpsrbsn
Der 3rotfeurrode beoousru, oenn ges
tobe Der mdbis enge Sod bnt srOBe
prdttif6e @or3iige, bic tsiHesfaIls
untsrIaGbt ptrben oiirfsn. Sopeit
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Cine Sptslnlldi Der ntusn MODE
lnb bic aieIoer III tlnem Giid.
Wlan N In ben iulbionablsn
Qteilen nom Mot sinia onriibsr, Oh
hitls neue aItiotrart lsbr libIn
H. cioenartig pirit Re ouf jsO,n
0an Gin Ioldts alti0 IN tintm
&lud Iiehl eiiua 70 aus: glls obsrer
1eif III cine LANCE aera6s BLUE se'
bn0i. bic fdit obHt 9alleneinbisgung
nur NIT elmer unmerilIheH, BON ss'
TAidlel SGntiottbanb etmadlsn De-
stidnung Der 9%aiatRlinis oiIrb sineH
Gnuiit aeraoe uao uneseiirtelt pit
sirt tnappe ruHii9s BLUFF Bis gu ben
AuftsR nieoerreihi, llsber Der giiiie
pfIsqt tie qIati an5ulie9sn unb ebtnio
ipebsr I'm bic 6afitu, oaJipifhsn
nbsr BAIT iie iih psit bonn aOrper
tntfsrnt. gn Der runbsn 9iiitlinis
ErauIt Iih nun sIsi6 Der Rod an
bisIss ieItlome aleioungsItiid an,
etipObnii9 In orei INSTRUMENTATION
ben. otlrouIteR ober pliKisrten 9o'
lonts, bsren obsriter Der f6malIts III,
uno bic Ii9 nn6 unisn Elm iutnis
psrbrtitsrp. Cine binisn IOit s.'
fHIunaene Ghdrpe umIpnnnt an Der
acknowledgement ole SiifieH.
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Inter Srtunbtuneu

Inter Srtnnbinnen,
,almas S66n6eit til bod pirtIid
mdr9enbaft, ni9t pubr?" .Ssbr
ri9tig: SIS mar sinmoI"!"
Qngepanbte Rsbenss
Wutter. sic ma6t bait nod
mundeu SOd bsim aIupieriPieIen, Die
Gina.
Sntet: ga, it miro ii9 Die muIita'
Iii6sn 50rner Idon nod abIfoben!
= 1T gefagt. a.: a8esbaIb
piaft 9u benn bas reide 6uyrs
6rGulein 0On Stangen ni9t beira.
ten?"
g.: .6m, bm! Bin 2anbpirt
unb fdpdrme ossbolb nitt fir cine
LANCE Dire"
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RatiirIi6 iino innsrbalb bisisr sss
esbtnen NorIdriFt ont mogIi1en
M%tn0erungsn erIdubt. gnItott Der
Ssei 9ela#ts ~Iaass-IaaH siHen aRses
frdnFen Rod nebmeR man lam
aber aud stpst obtr ipieoer flint,
feds unb mebr 8olants ibtreinanOer
fsbeH. Der obere MlisOerteiI lam
gang gIatt eearbeitst tperoen uno,
inosm man ben binten n~ieori9en,
born fpiB offsneu ausf6nitt nit
einem Sragsn ooer NIT elmer Hiif9e
umeibt. bsrTdisbeue geitalt nnueb.
men. Man fam aud biefe Misoer
10 DerI6Iitben, 6ab bic Srdgerin in
Dns aIeio BON oben bineinfteigt uno
bdb Der G9lub duf beioen S6uItern
init fldtternoen 8anoi6leifen pbsr
NIT einsm 9Iumentuff semo9t tpirc.
Mon fam onbersrIeits oas Mie0er
porn in Der Mitte berunter inOpfen
pbr NIT elmer 8auernmieoerbers
fhniirung aus f6malerem ober
bysiierem gdnb fdlisBen, beFen Gns
ben oonn iiber bic @oEdnts, CUR
ehlsife berI6lungen, nieberFn1en.
Gasn soaB OieIsn S4nirDeri4Iub
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bon bic MeIt reoubr TONNE. @r
Iast bann: .pbilipp, for baB Du
Iisbit, mas i'd bon Did Oente, min
i9 Did iebt G pies Rubs iase, mo
in oie gauge @elt mod niendno
peib: msr ben Die Sran5Oie nibber
email osfietet I'm Die Rof4isns ben 10
ibren gudel boil triegt, OnB ie for
{ Dsil senus ben I'm ieBt mill Id
bid email e6bes frnee: SO IS beine
SntenI9en for Idngere 3sit bier gu
Itebn IN ebbes for uns gu ouEl9
rGsi idubr, ben id seinst, Oos Is
sdIGdlis Der Rieien for iparnm i'd
bier fin. Sd fin DilIings einiges for
bid au bubn."
vDas Is mas i9 sdIpedtet ben, bat
Der &aiisr ssiagt I'm Oa bat er mid
oonu sIsid einsepeidt, tpOIIt i4 fa'
&c etneepsibt, mas er BON mid eds
ipedte Debt. Gr bat gsiast, nit bic
3eppeIins tOnnte ie ia { gauge 2att
ausfinne, aipper bic Ginger mibte
10 perOoIIt bod fIiese. DAB ie op4
nids pon oie 9tetebls u~usfinne Sns
ne. @enn sr iebt en- Mdnn bait,
no er bran biepenOe t0nnt lin mo fih
mad pdris fdRiete Debt I'm bort aus
finne 0ebt, pie Die GrunScIe IN Bic
CARDS su GubOifpff sefidi mare, for
0ah g paris bsIaasEr tSnEt w g.
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Renn mir aud iabs QiebesluIt
gerbieb mdum Mdabelein.
Menn lie mEh aud bon 4driIidfeit
pieb: .eiebes Sddbhen meInI-
@cnu iie aud manh' Iaben sub
Guf meiHen Rnnb gebriidt,
Menn lie Mid dih bo1 Gcliaiei;
La Hasaen uHb mitridi.
Go Bat mid eines tets acIbmer5i,
alit tiefem Gram erfiillt,
lllo meiue belize 9iebsSelut
Sue ale Belt gsitilt.
2Seun TO bic Gpur bor-1eiraisluF
Sn i6ren 9liden las.
@ar i'd i'm feIben au9enblif
@ridltet - uuo 9enas.
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Gnfant ftrribte ser
Strr @emabl 1T uIiO bsrreiit2 @anu
tommt er benn 3uriid9"
Der tleine 6aHs: Der S9ab'
NOM, Der papa s.bOlt bal, iusts
sur Diana: Sn feds DudsH BADEN
Gle ihn ia nitber."
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pBie tommt Is bsnn, 9err Did,
liustp, buB sic 10 bdufig na9 pam.
furg rsifsu2 sic buben bod tsir
Gsiddft!"
nSa, tpiFsn sic, In Sumburs babe
i9 einsn aolsgsn BON Sbnen, bas
TT 70 Elm ormer Seufel, uno oo
m09t i9 inn bait bic paar 8rof9sn
furs Sddrf9neiben uub 8arbisrsn
5utommen lafsn."
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Sronie. Ssrr Tim GufG:
Der 9odige bort fol- ia Elm Sbedtsr'
itid gei6riebsn bdben".
Ra9bur: pSafpobl, es puroe aud
elm 3p6Iftsl 9ussrb nal aufgs'
fibrt,"
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.gttb' i'd in finF'tet
Mitterno9t." STdin G6muHs
seln6 8ui9ausno, nit peI6em Qppes
tit ibr Grendbier bic eerei4te pors
ton perf9lirst): Gr TIT mir trsit,
er iBt mir gut!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-21

3 os6oft. H.: .@nbIi9 FIND
meme geoi6te ongenommef unb tss
sablt iporben@.
g.: p9u baif Ie ipobl an eiien
2umpenbdn0Ier als altes papier Ders
tauft2"
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Die f86nFe 6pro4t
Gr: n9ieTer Sub ion Dir a1es ia'
gen."
Sic: ra6. Bite, bite, fage Is
nod mall"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-21

RtGInsr: .gs6aurs, marine
GpsiIsn gibt e. ni9t. ..l'
3e9prsIIsr: r3eufsl, FOLDER
asinFda - isbt muB i'd mid fpseen
oaB cine Iumpiss Clos Bier Haus'
tpsrfsn laFen."
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nit ben bsitide
2oi1sr bsidmme ge'
fsFe ben, Is E Meis
istf9 fOmms, bab
sr on ben Senefon
b~srlanet perbe bebt.
Gr bot fi9 tdsiuhit,
I'm Is an bas seaea
fobm gauge i'm Is NIT
ben pergnugteiteSebs
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Gin 9tigtr 3eu'
se. Ri6tsr: s3erge, Sic tonnen
ii6 ulTo fiber erinnern, in be- tri'
tiI6sn 9o6t ben ansetlusten in Der
8irtf4dFt gum Barren ssiehsn ai boz
ttn2"
3eug.: 30 ia, iOsar bcppeIt uaO
brsifd6'.
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Madt Scr @nia.

unftre DisnFbotsn.
.Seben sic nur, mldris, ipie beitaubt
Die SsIsl iinO!"
.Sb, bos lit tsin 8unoer, Wlas
Oam, Is bat ia nod nismanO Oarduf
geieTen!'
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sas etisfanb.

Sic Gor9e bat in Sort unb StoSt
Sbr iepdrntes Stibhen,
q ei B, ben nIes tenrt rr6 Iiebt
Sit Elm berbdti6elt Sibden.
Die 2eibeni6nt ith 6ei1ii4 fAAE
Bel 8oien ME bel S%romren;
lInb obne tunrbeDoaer Graft
@Ianbt uienano aus5utomr1eH.
Ser fiuitre 8 a s, Der title 1arm
8ebdalih po6uen fouuen:
gn's 9eimteite fdum etrer bertt,
Der Sreube 8dum gu eon1en.
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9er GrfpIa einer seirats.annOnts.

- @orfi9ttg. SO6ter: Der
Silberbaurn un6 Der Goldberg babsn
ii6 oue[iert tpeser mir, Mama.
SHUTTER: Mas ou net fagit. Mtt
mas 6a6en's fi9 benn bue1iert9
9o9ter; gau, nit Die GGuit!
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grOftffDr: ,a6. i'd fbe, man bat mir Ben plat nsbeH ou
Cans reierbiert = (4 ~OerbefernD) i'd meine nutirIia ne0sn Der se.
brdtentng s4
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Ter aIte aHtler an feinsn sO6n.

Heb tets bid in @eiftpinoiafeit
Bis an bic tii6le Grnft.
Ratirli6 tpenr bu nidt i9ou fri6'r
Gefloaen in bic - Quftl
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OfEner 5d@rtibfbrirf Ses
pbtlipp aanfratMptfr.
1852.

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CITY COURT CASES


 Giuseppe Ciceralli, alias Joe Della, 80 Elm Street was held in bad1 of &2, ,000 for trial in the superior court, when Judge Cpugh1in oyerruied a. de- 1nurrer of counsel for the accused in the city court today. Della was cbarg- ed with forgery. on eleven counts Ten Of these involved amounts Of $95. Al each, and the eleventh, $29.56. They were in connection with the transfer of a bank account from Rome Italy. to this city. The cash was the prop- erty. Of Joseph PergoIa, 1919 stratford avenue.
 For keeping disreputable estab- Iishment at 684 Main St.. Thomas Miller was fined $50 and costs. Oth- CTS in the raid were sentenced as fol- low: Florence Nichols, $1o and costs; William Mccarthy, six months for fre- quenting; two NnontI1s for. being an idle person without visible means of support Carrie Nichols $10 and costs; George Lewis. s10 and costs
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Donovan Objects to Attempt to Make Troubles of Lake
 Company a Political Issue
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(Continued from Page 1.l could complete the contracts already given them or show such progress on them and such financial backing as would make the government perfectly safe. The naval committee seemed to think we had already given too much time but when the matter came up further I decided, so anxious is the Department to secure competition and deal justly with the Lake Com pany, not to tae away contracts for the three boats they already have but to give them further time to build them More than that. I made arrangemeufs to build one of the companyss boats on their plans in ol1r yards and pay them s50s000 for the use of their. plans. patents, etc.
 think with this recital of the situation, you will agree that nave not only been earnestly desirous to carry out what the Bridgeport Board of Trade desires and what the Lake Company desires, but have laid myself open to criticism in trying to assist them in their reorganization and keen competition for the government. I do not think at this time could do any thing further.
 The present bill approved by the House Naval committee authorizes the construction of eight submarines Of course. contracts will be given for them next summer and if the Lake Company will be organized and in position, they will have opportunity to bid on these boats
 Very cordially yours,
 (Signed) Josephus Daniels.
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DIED

FARRELL-In this city. March s. 1914, Peter J., son of Ellen and the late Thomas Farrell. aged 51 years. 2 days.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of his mother, No. 296 East Main street. on "Wednesday, March II at s:30 z a. nlls and from St.. Maryss church at g a. m- with solemn high mass. Interment at St. Michael.s ceme- LIBB YIn Mfddletown, Conn, Mar. 8tn, 1914, simon R. Libby.
 Funeral private. asp CoII1NS-In this citE March 8, 1914, John J., son of Timothy M.. and Margaret Collins. aged 4 years, 5 months
 Funeral private from the resi- dence of the parents. No 3z7 River street. on Tuesday, March 10th at 10 a. m Interment at St. MichaeI,s cemetery. asp KHsIlIIY--In this city. March 8. 1914, William Kelly.
 Funeral from the undertaking parIors of Cu1linan & Mullins Mo- s64 Main street on Wednesday, Mar. Il at s.30 a.. m and from St. Charles church at g e. m. inter nent at st. Michael's cemetery.
 b LOVENBEIN-In this city, March g, 1914, Regina, wife of Joseph Low enbein, aged 59 yearss months. 15 days.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her 1ates residence No 102 Highland avenue on Tuesday, March 10th at 7O:s0 a. m Inter- ment at Rodeph Stolen cemetery
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would not have occurred, and if there had been a general alarm system rather than 8 private signal system to only three men the fire could have been checked without the building be- ing a total loss The cost of the build ing was $14.0o0. There were two car loads of lumber and two of lime and plaster. My loss is probably s15,O0o, not including the value of clothing, jewels and furniture. Had it not the entire section would have been wiped out.''
 Demolition of the walls was in pro- gress today under the direction of the Stratford fire department as they were swaying and menace to traf-
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understand my calls. ran into the smoke filled hallway, finally crawl ing along it on my hands and knees. I had to go back twice to a window to get air. I finally located Monahan near the star-case where he had been overcome in an apparent effort to try and rouse us. hauled him to one of the rooms and asked the depart ment to put up a strong ladder. The only one they had did not reach the sill of the bay-window- They finally used the one I had secured. As they took the limp body of Monahan the ladder broke and all were hurled to the ground.
 Had the department been eqnip- ped with long ladder the accident
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OBITUARY

Funeral services for Austin M Jen- nings, who died Wednesday, were held yesterday at 3 o'clock from his home, 6S .BrookIawn place. At the request of the family, owing to the illness Of Mrs. Jennings, the services were very brief. Only relatives and a few in innate friends were present but a wealth of beautifu1 floral tributes tes- tified to the esteem in which the de- ceased was held and the sorrow which br6ef the services wene impressive Rev. c. B. Strayer, former pastor of the Congregational church at Greens
 Farms, which Mir Jennings attended, conducted the service. He was as- sisted by Rev. Lawrence |. Barber, iaI was in the family plot in Mountain Grove cemetery.
 Funeral services for Gustav Doerner were held Saturday afternoon from his late home in Merriam street. Rev Herman e. Wfemex pastor of the German Reformed church, officiated. A large number of sorrowing relatives and friends attended the service and there were many beautiful floral tri- butes. The bearers were Michael Freunscht, Gazstave Nafzke, Carl Hen keIs, George Bauer Charles Gotthardt and Adam Schultz all members of the GeT1nania Singing society. Burial was in Park cemetery At the grave the GerTnania. Singing society sang "Bie Ster1e Nacht," and Am Grabe Zines Saengers. 2
 Regina, wife of Joseph Lovenbein, aged 5s years, died yesterday, after a protracted illness at her home, 102 Highland avenue. She had been a resident of Bridgeport for about 25 years and was well known and highly resp pected. She was member of Bertha lodge. No. 59, D. O H.. and Of the Ladies Hebrew Charit1 association. She is survived by her husband, two sons and two daughters.
 Borrowing relatives and friends at tended the funeral of J ohm ". Southey from his home at 270 French street at 2:3O this afternoon. Many ibeauti- full floral tributes surrounded the casket testifying to the esteem and affection in which the deceased was held. Many of the tributes were from old. friends who were unable to be present at the funeral services. Rev Oliver G. Tamblyn. pastor Of Oliued Congregad onal chlrcI1, read the fu- neral service. The burial was in Park cemetery.
 John Gall. aged 50 years, a widely known resident of the East Side, died
 Beach street. He had been i'll but a short time with pneumonia He was a member of Cecil Calvert council Knights of Columbus. He is survived by one sister, Mary Gall.
 Marion Davidson smith, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ralph w. Cooley, died Saturday Sat the home of here parents, 95 wentworth street, aged Il years and g months She was winsome
 miss whose pleasant ways endeared her to many friends who will regret to hear Of her demise