davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1914-11-14
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gum 8MIfsfOmD Fir
9eutfCbI0nD unc Setter.

reich. unS0rn
iuie iie Del Oem aOmite eimgeaaugen
iinO. Die Siite mirO fOrtgeiebt.
D0aS 0CMtid Imerifanii6e 1914
6ilfs : &Dmitee:
g.. 8. Spier, @Oriikcr.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-14

tiidem 3uitanoe I'M emergency So
ipitol. Naitgbton mur0e nngeblidl
Ourh Arbeitsloiigfeit 81 Der Eat ge-
trieben.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-14

Sa Der cerOpdidc aries Die Gimfubr bon OcutidcR mnS bUbmtihen
@irreu nuterbnmScn bat, TnO Die eiebbaber OeS uSmpUrtierten" ge8mMn'
gu, muter Den mcrifnmiidcm @ebramen llmibm 3u 6ahen.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-11-19

8tlle reiier til 8prto gfiep. Yrof.
S. 9e. 8ille ffuloe forleoetr reiit til
Norge igien Meo u&riltianiafiorb
&eiien bleb i1niolertt6 lite al, ibet
8rofesloren fit ct nreful6t 9iIbuo
fra @befen for bet botaniite Muipunl
/ 8ronr, Brof. g. 8. 8ritto11, ON
paa 6enne SSnltitutions 8efoitning at
reiie reb til Borto gico for at gigre
5tu6ier ober Gerlfbanbsalger, Der ct
8rof. WtIles 5peeialitet. Brofes}o.
rem bliber / SEEM Oorf til 196e De.
cenrber for at forbere6e ftg for Enren
og reiier iaa 6i6ne0 ian1uren meb
Ell an1erifan1f 8oolog, 6er ogiaa ffal
arftille pt6e11ifabelige nnberiggeIier.
6rl1 Wille bliber boenbe / geem Dorf.
De fomnter nttngelig iffe M at reile
til Norge fgr ON ct baIbt Mars Sio,
me00eler uytoroiif Si0enoe
Den forpgebe 9anbelsflaabe
Mnibington ben 160e Mon. 181
Sfibe blep fgiet til ben aHperifanlfe
9an6elSflaa6e ! Dftober gienrrern
9Derferelie fra uoenlanoT @egiiter
% pe6 NDbDgning i be Goreteoe
Stater ifelge Spfartsbureauet ioog.
100 al Sc 11pe @fibe, 80 af are %
8 At SSern, n,eo en- Eonage at 21,-5
724 bleb bDgget paa nn1erifanite
W9rfhr. 68 e. Danpere, 5 e. Cell
FfDe % "a er urfggeoe. Ntlanter-
babe- % goIfbapnere Dbebe 81 at
btsfe Shbe, StillebabsfDit s, 81
ftore S1tbf6er 20 % glooer ! 8eftens
Is. De 81 1berIanDite 9fibe oper-
int ttI amerifanff Megtiter itogier
98, SOB 8on % bar for BET alef0
5bpgset j 1 brittle Ser.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-11-19

SotrDo1t Oe1 14De gtob. Oet
for IpffeS be alliereoe at apancere
on1trent fem Shen0ebels Deil gite1=
for 8irieboote 0e1t bebDarenoe
pol6ior111re aan1p nteIler1 Dpres og
aDlte11.
Det fra1uife 4rigsnri,liiiI iItteria1m 11rao-
6eler offieielt, at 6e altiereoe Grop~
per / 6en1te @g11 for uonnceret en- &is
lp1neter. GDlferne FORT ietter iin off
feniine 8ebngelie, 1lrett ollie Mngreb
er Toaet tilbage.
8ritiife 4rigsumfpitninger.
- 2otrDon BEN 136e geob. Stor,
britantuie1t beggn6er at erfare, bba6
guropufrigen foiter. st Sbi6papir
r6iteM ioag Diier, at &egieri1rgen ag.
ter at bebe 8nrtonrentet ON t,125,-
100000, loln npeo De $500, 100000.
bepilget ur6er forrige 5esiton a1rta.
ges at billie blibe Storbritannie1tS
arigsregni1rg for Sitra1rsaaret, fon
e1rber bel1 Bite Marts. Mf be1rne
Gum er 6og en- liben Del b.ebet
loallt til 8elgien og 5erbien, og NOS
get bill blipe benpttet til at biplps
Canada og oe allerebe. @tt6el
Be11ge bill ogiaa blipe frpngt til Sc
me 5oloater, ion1 mi bpernes, eg
foll1 a1ttupeg at piiln bri1rse ben re-
guIere engeIife Ar1ne op til 2>186,-
900. 8ette inbbefatter life De Ger.
ritoriale, fon1 teller 100000.
9e @ets &pmmanbD ilagen.
2o1pbo11 ben 13be gaop. st of
ficieH Telegram fra Rretoria til
Me1tters 8urealt 1rel6er, at 2ouis
Bptbo ltG6e poa &ebelge11eralen De
QSets aontraa,6o "a Weil / 9lt for
8i1rburg / Sranieflo5- -@olo1lie1t ef-
ter en- foreeret Maricb om Mattett.
&ebellerne blep tilfeiet ct afgierelr6e
91e6erlug. $50 baeb taget ttffa1tge.
Sc pitlige Glagmarfer.
2onoon sen 14be y5oD. Me6e1ts
5laget i geit= =Jlorroern peobliper at
lpgge 8eilag pua Spnerflombeoen
poa @rltnD af cen ltore 5fare, font
oeEGger / &an1pel1, betrogter nrili-
tprfpnoige MI 9lt-8reusien io1n oct
egentlige &rigsce1tr1rn1. st bol6-
io11rt Slog bol6er pna at 1r6bifle Jig
/ Oct iioite 0perationsfelt. &nsier-
tpe er ifGro meo e11 flor on1gaaenoe
@epngelie. Sc ct / @anrp 1ne6 9D=
ferlre longs el1 bre0 Sue pqa 150
Ml fra 9tallupo11e1t geor6pit gie1t-
11eln @ol6ap og @rrylanfe11 rreo til
Sol6alt / 5DoDet.
MilitnrfDr0ige flyer, at Gplferre
tiliDnelaoe1r6e bar itnniet itn @etrat
Il NoQe1t og bar irroInot fig paa Mo6-
ongreb for at faa &uSierne til at
frabige fine Mater. Set fnor be
bog 1teppe 9fusfeure tn at giere.
Nusierne bil n1rtugeHg rettte 9ngreb
moo Darr5ig.
0ien i1rorGmrter, at 9fterrigerne
bar rgmnrd bet githge @ali5ie11, men
Doloer, at 6e1 1erbtfbe Weo6ftanb er
brubt, % at giterrtger1pe bar ifrebet
ober 9o1rult og 6rebet @erber1re tt.
Ibnge III 6ereS eget 9arr6.
Sra @ien berettes ogion, at Otter.
rigerne bar belppelpot fin Dpmprf.
ionubeo moo Mo1rtenegrinerlre og for
lf6ger at tpinge 1en1 tilbuge. Meooe-
Ielierlpe fra beinn Del af @er6en er
fnuiole lerttb lao rnp0itge,noe at bet enc
fte, ion1 ION ffges NIB 8eftenrtbeo,
| er, At giterrtgerre beo at fpemiaroe
Goriferffntnger bar paref tfta1uo tn
| at rpbde ~ 0ml6 for Dte1berk
gfer BEN 18oe 01op., pia Con.
bon Det nleobeIes ofttcteh, at Mlis.
feprue bnr tlrotnget aaorlrotp, SSoslo %
Rrosno I wuNabelk
etrogrnb ben 18be 9oon. Sal
ge,toe e n1potagd fra ben r,isftits
pperft elnles1be8 Stdbt
sa st dtRgs Rrsusisn paopares
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-11-19
Dperationer tiligs.

SpeFNIIuNtF ItlIpS+
- 2onoon Sen 12te g1ob. Sen
lille briti1fe Gorpeopbaab ugeiger"
fom bleD bpgget for toogtDpe glar
ii6en og bar bpret benpttet }on1 Geu-
ber, blep igaar M1orges ienbt TIL
bu11os al en- TIFF ntroerbanosbaao |
Dotp11s norbe11for 8oberltre0et. Of
fieererne og 8eIatniarge11 blep reo-
set.
@o,rcouper, g. g., ben lite
gsob. st Telegram nootoget peo
Sloaoeberfteti gsquin1alt i0ag fra
Sen gberitbefalenbe for ben iapaneit-
tie gifaore iom borbaroereoe Giing-
talt, mel6er:
u6pIgenDe 5fibe bIep f1t1bne ilr11f-
ne al @rploitoner / aiao-cbalt-8mg-
ten: ssSaguar, 2utbs, Sltts, Gorn1o=
rant, 9iger, 9afu % gucbin, ber
nar en- Mi1tebaao, ian1t 9oiieri1t
@li5abetb."
De ipb fbrlte bar alle tplfe Sur
teier, 6et iibite ttlbgrte 9iterrig.
Son 8iilpm bebres.
8erli,1 oa1 12te Mob. (pia
Saag og 2onbon(. Sernforlet al
fgrlte Rlasie er til6elt General Sans
bon 8iilolp1 Der for noele Tiger fioert
erboIot anbert @Iasie nf oe1ne Or.
ben for Gapperbeo foran Nan1l1r.
General b. BniiIo,ps 6rue bor tibli=
gere Mrs. Selma 8rpce Gltrnbull al
Milabelpbia.
Gnglanb far inart en- Ser paa
100000 Manb.
2on6on Sen 12te gfop. @e-
fruter 1trsn1mer 1tabig til Mtcbeners
Mrme, og oct bentes, at 1ne0 6e Ger
ritoriale, io1n Teller 100000 Mano,
bil gtgIanb mort babe e11 Seer paa
100000 Mato. 9epe Mrn1eer or.
gnniieres ogiaa Snbien.
MemtralitetsfrrnfelIe paa bet1 beit-
lige 6alpfngle.
@albington ben 12te 9eob. -
8ranfrige og Storbritan1lien bar /
frafttge ltbtrDf o6paret ECUADOR og
Colombia og iagt, at 6e lite pil fin-
De fig / D6erligere Mel1tralitets tsfretl-
felier al bisie ipoantertfanife 5tater.
@fter at babe giort irlotrpngenoe
&enben6elier giennem be brittle og
franife Winiitre Quito og 8ogota
betragter be brittle og franlfe Regie-
ringer @agen alporlig NOT til at utt-
berrette be gorenebe Staters Megie=
ring ON 6e n1ulige Gorbiflinger, iom
fu1t6e opltaa mellem Colombia og
gcna6or og 6e frigf9renbe Mationcr
| / europa.
De brittle % frat1ife Mnrbasiaoe,
rer bar lite opforbret De 6oreneoe
5tater til at ffrtoe IND; men BET
9nnb u6taleg, at ben at1erifanife @e-
giering bill bore iltan6 til at fren-
boloe for De iDoamerifanife Stater
8etponingen at itreng Meutralitet,
bbori Ben an1ertfanife Regiering
bar lat ct inn n6mprfet Gren1pel.
Ecuador % Colombia beifplbes
for at babe tIIabt traaoI6fe Eele-
gramn1er at fonme III tpfte 5fibe
og at babe ttIlaM ben tpfte Slaa6e
at inbtage Rl1l.
De brittle sab.
2or1bon ben 13oe geop. Chg.
Lamb bleD beitDrtet ioag, 6a preu1ier.
n1t11ifter Msquitb oplpite, at be brt.
tiife Sab | 4rtgen op III ben Bite
0ftober bar 81, 900 ornbte, faareoe
% faone0e. Dere Gropper fenbes
III Grotlten. Gt DperIag I artgs.
bepnrtenle1tet ibag goar I'D paa, at
r1eo ], 900 600 III DtI Ben brittle
9tprfe at alIe gonben taIIe 2,186,.
400 Malto, bpord s6o, 600 e. beo
Gro1te1t.
Mefrutertngs,t bar tntngef bel,
forIebne llge. Oct Dentes, at Msquitb
| lforneH bll beoe on NorIa an,sntets
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-11-19
Bttttt1ntakS1ttalr1t
Gnpernbr @Detbals' Narsrapport gi-
ber mango interesiante DplDs-
minger ont Mellembapsfa

:Baibtngton sen 156e geoDenber.
S1ntningsfapitlerne / 8eretningen
ON ben omerifanife Soretagionnbeb
90 loboloenbeb, iom 111uliggioroe
ssgBDgningel1 al Banamafanule11, leDe-
res at 0berf George IS. @oet6als,
4anal5onens @uber1lgr, bans Mars.
rapport> iom ibag blep afgipet til
@rigsminiiter @arriion.
Mnpporten fort9ller ON @analbbg.
9ernes Scamp moo lun1lfe Sore1fre6,
ONT Sprettelie al permanent Megie-
ring / 3onen rneo Oberit @oetbaIs
lca1t @uperner og om 8egpn6elfen
at Nrbeioet paa @efeitninger til at
be1tpHe oen 1tore Ban6pei MOB Mn.
greb, meoens inponeren6e Ealreffer
torteller ON n6gifterne peo @ana.
lens Mnfeggelie og Ne6ligebolbeI)e.
Mapporten anfprer @analens $50.
1tenoe, inobefattet oen ienelte lgben-
De 8ebilgning, til bel 3531s Mtl.
lion Dollars. 0ber 374 Millioner
bleD talt bebilget> bboraf oper "a
Wdlltoner Dollars bar til @efeitui1t.
ger.
"Nrbeioet bleb fortiat i elarets
Seb paa &anoll= og Observation-Disclosures.
ne, beoer bet / @apporter, yog pes
Aarets llogang bar 8etonarbeioet
on1trent fulofprt ieapel iom Sen
ltprre Del al 9pfploningen bage,1.
pnl."
0e gientogne l16glioninger> iom
bar binoret &analbpggernes sfreu1.
ffrtoty beifribes u6fprlig.
~Oet fanleoe @pa1ttlun tgrt 5tof
flernet fra gulebrnifieringen fra
Beepnoelien at Mnerifanernes Wirf.
iombeo op til 0el1 15be ssS,1nt 1914
uoeloroe 11014 MiIIion RubifparS,
% beraf blep benpeo 2514 Mhllto,r
a1'bH,al,s elter 90 SO Yrocent fer
net pna 8ruRo af lfbgfi6ninae
aa11utens f1lufer % DpIlt.
1finger nlooftoo fu1l6itnnoig sssororp.
ite1lerne> Der Dar boIoion1nere oa
bDppigere set forlgbne Mor eno I
noget Mar fiben glrnerifa obertoq
ggnen. Ser bleb 81 tpoeltge MDftel.
fer noteret beo 9lncon.
Stgoet of 286e Mai foraarlage6e
en- let @faoe paa Sen 11De Mon1ini.
itrotionsbpgning, iotn oa bar UNDER
0pfgrelie pe6 8albao &eigbts; tnett
meo oenne l1n0tagelie Ie6 @analar-
teioet ingen Sfa6e.
gteriom STANDARDIZED 1taae6e
6et Bultft, oa en- Dnto bleb lat for
Snolo6ellen al 6et f6rite @ftb, cit
&onol5onens Golfemengoe itaoig
neo Den 30te Stunt 1914 bar be,l
paa &a11alen aniaHe Mrbeiogltprfe
29,673, at fammetligne 1neb 43, 800
peb Qlf1nt11ingen af oct forrige Meg,1.
fabsaar.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-11-19

9tillinger meo ben 6glge> at Diter-
rigeupe Sns6ag Morgen begp6te at
retirere.
uSEDrfiife Gorpe6obaa6e er bIebet
feet Ngrbe6en af Goltli1ta be6 bet
|Sorte @ab." =
@ie1 (bia 2oar6nn) 6en Abe
Nob. Gglgetu0e officielle Me66c-
Ietie gibes:
uSsSgnar Gfter1ni06ag i1r6traf intet
al 8etp0nilrg poa ben 1ror0lige &ries-
ifueplaos. Sier1en bar nraricberet
i1u6 Garlrotp, Saslo og &ros1no.
Mntallt af tilfurgetagne bar op til
igaar 867 0fficerer og 92,727 Mc-
rtige. Bua ben fpolige @rigsifue,
pluo8 be0bliber Sie1t6en at retirerc
fra @oogIieba % @alaebo bltoper."
Berlin ben 13be geop., pr.
traa6les. Officiel Me66elelie i
Berlin i6ug gaar ll0 pna, at 6ie1rot-
ligbeoerne poa beu gttige Mrenu gi-
Der Sagerne ct for os gunitiyt ITO
fal6 Set rl1sfHfe &abaMeri, iom tio.
ligere bleb iGoaet og trlfpiet ftore
Sob Ngrbeoe1t al Solo, firti Weil
/ georogit for @ultf3, rusiiif @olen,
gieroptog Dffe1r1iben % Heb, ioet
oct giorbe Ell @bfng ip0oSer, otter
laaet Df for @alii5. Gette II.
ger ben officielIe 8eretriapg fer.
|,per Ma11igbeoeH for ct ssS1uofat6 /
|5ebIeiie1t.
Det nreobefeg bfoere oFlclelt:
Set giterrigf-1t,tgurfh Eiibnge.
tog @nli5iel1 beoparer /. 0peretrs.
Fen1nrelie nre0 bet giterriglfe Pro-
gram Det er life pna nogen Weaaoe
blepet forltprret al Musierne.
- 9o1rbon 6e11 13be Nop. uDailp
Mail"s 3 @orreipo1r6ett / &iebe1rbabn
telegrafere6e igonr::
uSyeg bar fra 8erlin erfaret> at Ell
Ba1uif ber}fer Oct gltlige @cbleiielt.
@ibile Deobliber at flpgte itore 5fa>
rer 11reo alle fine 8erotgienitatr6e til
8erlin, Dresden og ar6re 8per.
2o1rbon 6en 13be Mon. SfeI>
&c grebapse 9eIegpapb Gonpanps
8orreipon0e1tt / Saag nreloer ct Sc
legram fra 8erlt11:
Seller @il6eln1 bar oprettet lit
sSope0fbarter / 4oblel13, og ban bar
i1p6bm0t fire fem @pigerogtre og fine
|@gtpner til at beigge bam. So 8ep-
pelt1uufttIfffibe, arlneret n1eo Mafftn-
fnnoa1er, freoler bele Gi6en omfring
bans Mnisitets pribote @barter.
Baris ben 136e geop. Gglger-
De officielle 8eret1ring bleb 1tbjtebt
iafe1r:
SRA Sopet til 2ps bar Eyiternes
glfftioq1 life b9ret iau frafttg, og pan
enfelte @te6er longs Sro1rtett bar vi
felD toget 0ffeniiper 81 er rpffet
frenr til 1gtubenfor 8iricboote
rs Df for Dpnes bar bt nteo
Deooa1rgreb toget ttlbage en- 2anosbD
fra gpiferue. Sra a1rore 9ele of
syromten er oct bore Sole ON @a1pu-
NODE"
pperatipnerne @eit.
2onbon ben lobe Mob, Otter fire
Tigers fortpilet @antp er en- Bente
tnbtraabt t gieaotIigbe6erne i Glan.
bern. Wauien bar bog lite bragt
- .tFs - u,
@oIboter1te roge11 Sbile, efterfom
@ebnr- % &anoniloan er Hebet at.
i6ft at en- al De bprite Mobember1tor.
me. 9 enfelte DeIe nf England er
Der rtgttg @neftom1, % paa &apet
er set ubpre ftortnfnlM
4 . .tfe i-~u~ . 49, q 4
Gor bet niefte bar Mrneerne ftnbt
roa 9tna1ben fra long Mfitanb; men
2Dferne bar o1ufrtng Opres gfort
fraHtge Mngreb, fom ben franife @s'
nernlit1b 1neloer e blebet lnaet til
bage 11eb ftore Gab. 9tltrobs Tor
btsIa 1nb antages bet bog, at ~
ifferne ifts bar fiernete Ganfe pan
At opgtbe Gorfgget pon at noa ben
franffe arfi Sc alIiereoe gi6r ON.
fattenbe Gornt1fa Itninger for at for.
lgortiettes paa 7De sios)
sssa
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gianeapoIis gina, sborsbas ben 1ebe gostnbtr 1914
8ritilf 5laolfib oaaet unoer,

Den forte Roses brittle uproreaonoueh uoaeion an peo ano
RYf on zoe Oftober Beetineen reooet uYffen holot
hernelig. 5fibet haDo folte 10 11llioner Dollars.
Rraaus 5ao raa 2yn aar 23rano nobYooer Y9r 199len
til 5chtiens Jnouitriotrift GYferne meloer, oe bar
ferret polnIo9 ta9et $4,000 Sanger
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How TO Secure Votes

AZ sooD as FOu receive supplies after sending in your name you
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give 1000 votes Oh q oneyear old subscription.
We give twice Is many votes on subscriptions as o n old. Old
subscriptions ae those taken from people now getting the paper, while
new subscriptions ar those taken from people not now taking the
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You can secure subscriptions from any place and may employ any
means you FL in order TO get subscriptions. You can write letters,
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make Besides getting subscriptions, you will of course, collect the
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coupon counts its face value those now being printed arc good for
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You can nominate yourself or & friend, il you wish-in fact you can
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How the Prizes Will be Given

TIE wonderful 1915 Maxwell viii be given TO the contestant who
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Don6, ete See the tu1 list Of prizes as they appear below. The con-
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cash commission of ten per cent of the amount they turn in if they
make a cash report each week of the contest. If you don't understand
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up to and including Wednesday, September 16, we will give a $500 set
of knives and forks o any article of that value from F. H. Mtchelrs
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What the Prizes Are
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Fourth Prize ..............7 JEWEL 20 YEAR CASE GOLD WATCH
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Special Prize ................$ $500 SILVER KNIVES AND FORKS
Or any article of that value.
COMMISSION Of ten per cent to nonwinners who make a cash re-
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The Register or Contest Manager is not responsible for Topographic
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there be any contestants who fail to win a prize, they will be given a
cash commission of ten per cent Of the amount they turn in if they
make a cash report each week of the contest. If you don't understand
-ask.
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
How to Destroy
the Dandruff Germ
RY A SPECIALIST.

That the dandTuff germ is responsible
FOR nearly all the diseases to which the
scelr is heir. as well as for badness
and premature gray hair, is a we'll
;znowr fact, but when we realize that
Il IS also indirectly responsible for
many of the worst cases of catarrh and
consumption, we appreciate the impor-
;ance of any agent that will destroy its
power. We are, therefore, particularly
p;eased to give herewith the prescrip-
tion which an eminent scientist states
he has found. after repeated tests. to
conn letely destroy the dandrun germ In In
nom one to three applications. 1t viii
aIsC almost Immediately stop falling
hair. and Il has in numerous cases pro-
,ir;.ei a new nair growth after years or
HalGness. This prescription can be made
nm at home. or any druggist will put II
M sur YOU: 6 ounces Bay Rum, ounces
- ynna de Composee, one-half draclfn
AIenthoI Crystols. Mix thoroughly and
after standing nalf an hour it Is ready
! for Use Apply night and morning, ruh-
hing il into fhe scalp with the hRger
TINS, II YOU wish il perfumed, add
drachu- of your favorite perfume. w hiIe
this preparation is not dye, II Is IN IN
eouaIled for restoring gray hair TO lts
orig mai color.-AdVt.
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
Today Coolest of
Two Years in City

Ughl No wonder you shiver.
It's the coolest day Washington has
experienced In two years, according to
the Weather Bureau At o'clock this
morning the thermometer had been
chased down to the mark of z degrees.
Not since that day two years ago. when
the thermometer dropped to 10 degrees
below zero, has the mercury taken such
n descent. ..-.,.--
All trains into Washington were re-
ported from one to two hours late al
the Union Station. Those coming from
the North and West were from one
and Il half to two hours behind time,
while those from the South were run
ming on an average of one hour late.
Relief of the cold wave Is due tomor-
row, however, the Weather Bureau says
comfortingly. The forecast issued by
the weather prophets today Is Fair,
not quite so cold tonight. Lowest tenn
perature about fourteen degrees. Thurs
day fair, rapidly rising temperature.
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
OPEN LEGAL FIGHT
ON BLAIR LEE SEAT
Representative for Senator
Jackson Says Governor Ex-
ceeded Authority.

Asserting that no vacancy exists In
the representation of Maryland in the
United States Senate and for that rea.
son the election-of Blair Lee to the seat
CT Senator Jackson was without legal
authority, Amos Woodcock, appearing
for Senator Jackson, argued before the
Senate Elections Committee today.
He attacked the right of Governor
Goldsborough to issue the writ of eIec.
ton under which Lee was chosen, on
the ground that every election In Mary
land Is provided for either in the Con-
stitution or the statute law, while there
is no provision for election by the peo-
pie of United States Senator's.
Blair Lee, with his attorneys, w. l..
Rawls, A. w. Machen, jr., and George
Lamar, was present at the hearing.
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
WARM WEATHER.
DOOMS SKATING

Put your skates away. You'll
have to wait until the next
cold snap, according to the
Weather Bureau, before you
can put them to advantage.
Yet, its true, the ice on the
Tidal Basin is frozen to a
thickness of an inch and
three-quarters. But it isn't
going to freeze enough. 1t is
going to continue to get
warmer, the Official forecast
ers say. It's going to oe
warmer tonight and much
warmer Thursday.
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
Crawford, Navy Pay
Office Chief, Dead

George :. Crawford. chief clerk Of
the navy pay Office, died at the
Georgetown University Hospital Tues
lay night after an illness of several
IS ceks
Mr.. Crawford had been with the
Navy Department for = number OI
ears as purchasing agent and was
promoted 10 the position Of CHIEF
.-!erk in the Navy Department several
3 ears ago.
a man of exceptional ability. his loss
TlU be keenly felt both in official
..rrcles and by his many friends
Less than a year ago Mr.. Crawford
l4arried Miss Maude BaEgett, daugh-
II OF DR.. John Is. Baggett, a physician
g' this city.
Funeral services will be held at
-ee's Chapel at II o'clock on Friday
morning.
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
POSLAM SAFE
AND SPEEDY TO
HEAL THE Skin

II you suffer skin distress, do not let
another day pass without trying Pos
lam, which so quickly e!adicates Ecze-
ma, Picnples. and a1l- skin affections.
Apply little at night ana see actual
impTuv ement next m )rning.
Used for any itching skin trouble re-
lief is immediate. Itchi1g stops; no
need to scratch: no discomfort.
Think what this means to you il
You are tortured and embarrassed by
aSgravating skin disorder!
Poslam is absolutely harmless.
Your druggist sells PosiaIn. For free
sample write to Emergency Labora-
tories, 90 West 18th St, New York.
Poslam Soap Is best for the skin be-
cause medicated with Poslam.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1914-01-14
DANCING BARRED At
WHITE HOUSE FETE
indications Are That Wilson Ad-
ministration Is to Be a No
Dance One.

It looks like this is going 10 be a no
dance Administration.
At the White House Tuesday night a.
the first Diplomatic reception to be giver
by President and Mrs. Wilson, there
was 70 dancing. Despite the tang in
the wintry weather that made Washing.
ton shiver. the much discussed tango dit
not appear. Whether at future recep-
tons dancing will be eliminated re-
mains to be seen. although It is believed
In Social Circles that itSwiif.
During the Taft Administration, dan.
cling was one of the features of the re-
ceDtions. President Roosevelt, however
practically did away with it while he
was in the White House.