davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-30
GrplOiiOm lit sSener=
lDerfsanlage.
9rei YcriOmem getOtet,
5wei allDere wcr0en
DermiBt.
Sas ltmslnf creignetc ii5l TN &c.
idpGftsuicrtel pum Gbicnso.
Cpfer famocn feline 3eit, ans brcn-
nenbem @cbanSc 5n ilieben.
Fanif nmter SeluuBnern ppu sluei BE.
nadlbarten 6auiern.

Chicago, 80, Sept. 90. g.
SbeorIe, Ar1iioent Der Tain Sire
@orfs Sisplap Co., unb 3tpei 2lnee.
iteQte mlrOen bier beiite BEL eineln
9ranoe lmb elmer Heibe BON @rpIo.
iionen eetotet, pelfe pns einItodige
3iegelbalis. 1920 @abni6 9lnerlie,
6as m,r pon 0ieier sSirlna beriitt
Duroe, 5erltOrEer
3pei 9lngeitellte peroen nerriiBt
uno man befiir6tet, boB ibre 9eiden
nod lrter ben Sriilnmern oes @e.
bGuoes lieeen. Sie @et0teten iinS:
8. .. SbearIe, ErGiibent berSirma;
6. 20. Gonnor, ein 8erfditfer, ltno
6lorence Sia, cine Stenoeropbiitin.
&ermiBt fperoen SSobn Goiteao imo
II. &. @olf.
Die Spfer fanoen feline 3eit, iid)
ans Dem @ehGnbe Su fIiidten, 10
raid alifcinnnoer foIgten oic GrpIo.
iionen. Ias 8ebdiloe tpar bolo in
6Iammcn 9chiillt. Gie 9oronraucr
eines Nadbnrseb1uoes itiir5te Gin
lno sic nit poitiihen Sd)refen or.
fiillfen getpobner rctteten iid) nit
SiIfe Der Seueripebr iiber sic 9tot
Ieitern. 9rennenbe Sriiinmer scr.
ifIugen bie 6eniter eires seseitiibcr-
Iiegcnben Salties, in benz gleihfaIls
cine Nonif oltsbrnh.
Ser aneerihtete gigentirr1sid)n.
sen miro ouf $4,000 geihdst.
Gbicaqp, 80. Sept. TuIper,
oos hcite in ser slnlage Ser Tain
Sire g9orfs So. erpIobierte. totete
Orei Terionen ilno Ieste Dos @ebditbe
in Sriin1mer. @s itano gernbe
ouBerholb bes Sauptgeihdftsoiitrif-
tcs Der Stabt in @obaib Ipenuc.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-30
l1mterbrednng Der
&ongreb=Seilion
Traiibent @ilium lit anseblidy Dem
Elane geneigt.
&riegsitcnern- nmo Glaptpn=gill sm-
crit sm erleSisen.

gSaibington, 80. Sept. &rd-
iibent @ilion billigte beute elm legis=
latipes Yrogramm fir oen aongreB,
ponad Die @erihiebung Der Grind.
glIng Der Sdiffanfnlfs-8orlage Bis
sum 10. Ronember, nod Den Serbit-
@oblen, itattfinben iollte. Sous unb
Senat piirben mod oieiem HIane
iilnerbaIb Der raditeit 10 3age ii6
Bis gum 10. gtopen,ber pertoger.
Ter Senot ntiB aber 5uerit Die
Glapton.Erliitbia erleoigen, iotpie ole
&riegsiteuern-8orIage. @eaen Ies-
tere erlpartet man i'm Senat feine
groBe Sppolition.
Gom Senat uuroe Beute cine
Surd Gen. Smoot eingebrafte He-
iolntion angenommen, Sefretdr
9rpan 5u eriu6en Iusfiinft 5u
geben. oh es ipabr lei, baB oic bri.
tiihe 93egierline Die Seridiifimg
amerifoniiden aupiers in neutrnlen
Sdiifen nod 3otterban bebirtoere.
Ter &ompf geeen ben aonferen5.
bcrid)t iiber oie Glapton.9ia ipnrbe
bcute i'm Senat fortgeieet. Ias
Sols oebattierte iiber Die aobifidie.
r,ing Der gu6brud.@eies
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-30
Sercinisnns Scntid)er mmS OiterreidJ-
iidler Irmecm bel arafan.
Tmiicn anscblidb MIR mpd fedps Wtel'
len oapun entfernt.

gfom, 80. Sept. 9os 8efinoen
oes erfronften itulienii6en WtiniIter
oes gleuBeren Mar6eie Die San @iu-
liano bot li9 ein ipenig gebellert, ut
aber nod INNER iebr beOenflif). Ser
Iotient ertrGgt ieine S6mer5en ge-
ouloig, ioa ober in einem Iugenblid
Der @er5neiflung gernfen baben:
Id miinl6te, i6 fonrtte nod 5ebn
S0pden leben." 9oraiis miro ge-
I6loiIen, bob DER Wtinilter glalbt, oaB
in 5ebu &o6en etipas filr Stolien
lebr gSi6tiees gei6eben weroe.
(sSronfrei6 l6Bt alio bon ben Beirut
diem niht ab, SStalierl oltf ieine Seite
All befouln1en, lrno i6Iagt bofiir iogar
aus Der Sranfbeit oes 0tiniiters &u-
pital. SGten oos Die 0elti6en 10
pore es 9orborei. Sci ben 6ran5o-
len lit es pouloglih nod oelifate 9i-
plonlotie. glnnl. .. 81
Baris, 80. Sept. 9oS Sollrnol
De 0ebot ber0ffentlidt cine Sepei6e
aus 8utarelt (fabri5iert aber III To-
ris, 9lnnt. b. H.), Dornd6 Oentl6-
lnno oul Die ii6ere 9ilfe Tumaniens
aerehnet bobe; als aber Der &onl9
0os Ntiniiteriiim aifgefOroert bate,
cine Wobiliiierling nn5uoronen, bobe
ihm elm Miniiter geantpOrtet: ~Sebr
aern, WioieltGt, nenn es gegen De
ltcrreih gent"
Der S0nig babe oarulif erflGrt, er
babe 9oiier gSilbeln oas SSort gege-
ben uno Elm Soben5oller bolt iein
SSort. 9o babe ibm aber Wtinilter-
pr6Iioent @ratino erlpioert, &uma-
MEN femme feinen Soben5oller, ion-
bern nur einen &onie bon &uniGnien
imo Der &0nig bon &umGnien babe
nienunoem bas @ort 5u geben.
Sooonn foa fi6 &onig &arl ar
oen &riegsminiIter eeipenoet boben,
Die onoeren gtiniiter 5u perbaften.
Ole 9lntfport oes 9riegsn1iniiters bo-
be geIautet: .Sir, Der erite, Der per-
boftet piiroe. ipGren Sic"
W9ebrere bobere Sffi5iere iollen err
Hart boben, bob tie lieber oeiertieren
nnb iif Ser rlriiiiden 9lrmee anidlie-
Zen piiroen, oils fir Seiterrei6 SIT
fGnipfen.
(0ieic Sepeihe lit einS6ulbei'piel
fir Die sIrt. mie bon oen fran5oiii6en
gI1ttern aeorbeitet miro, Inn Stim
nutng al MAIDEN; olnln II. perlogen.
slnul. b. st.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-30
7siel BON griife itnb ertrunf.

@ontioc, Mi6., 80. Sept. -
Gbas. 5. @orner BON @eIt 2omrenee-
StroBe fono i'm @lintonfIub Die Sci
DIE bon Senrp 8. Sattenrotb, e:nen
Soslobner. Set Iann mar ousen-
i6einli@ bon elmer Bride berobge=
faIlen unb ertrunfen.. Or mar etipo
40 Sabre alt uno inperbeirotet. Gr
bot cine S6weiter in Chicago unb
oeren gfo6ri9ten be3iigIid oes 2ei'
denbegGn9niiles neroen obeelportet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-30
@alobrdnoe plDblid alls=
gebrOd)eu.
Gaft Samas pum 9torSen nnb Siten
fer bebrpbt.

@oIt Somos, Wtid. 30. Sept.
8alobrGnoe, Die seitern obenb obne
8arnunesaei6ert norOliG irto oitli9
BON GoIt Solpos altsbraden, iino auf
Der einen Seite bis Su elmer @ntfer-
nrne bon ciner boIben Wteile on benz
Srt berongefommen. Gin itorfer
9inb treibt Die Ianee Nnuer bon
SSlommen ropib bierber. 100 Wann
oreoriiierten iif raid iinb iinb 5lir
gef6mpfung bes 6euers ausge5ogen.
Siele SormbGuier iteben in @efabr.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-30
SurmitDrinm eingtdidtrt
250 Stmoentinnen nn6 9ebrerinnen
fliid)tem in Hadltseipanbern.

Iierioian Wtiii., 40. Sept.
3meibunoertfiinfaig aeobden uno
9efrerinnen fliihteten beiite ingeoft-
gelpGnoern ouf Die Strabe, OILS du
friiber @orgenitlinbe 6euer in benz
Saupt -Iormitorium bes alabama
9torrnaI College IN 2ibingiton,, sllo.,
ausbro6. 9as 9ebGube ipiirbe ser.
Itort nno Elm S6oben bon 100000
angerihtet. 0as 6erer fam in oen
5ci5rallm 5ltn 9lusbru6.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-30
&f lit Grantreid) iiberaQ nll'
enti9itOen, melOet Serlin.

yerliu, 80. Sept. llsber 9un-
Spn. Sine i'm Irmeebanptanartier
nnsgegebeme @iitteilnns beiagt:
yslnf nnierem reften Sliisel III
,yranfrei6 Sanern bic Sample furt,
obne baf bisber cine Gntifelbmng err
reidt iuurben uare. Sas Centrum
lit rnbig. Sn Der 9tnhbaridaft BON
Spnl nmS %erbmn baben bic fSrausp-
len lire %urmGridle sn ernencrn ..
iuft."
9saris, 80. Sept. gSieoer
mitBte geitern Der linfe Sliigel Der
9lliierten ben idweriten StoB in Der
S6laft altsbalten, llnO ipieoer ba-
BEN oo Die 9lQiierten. obgleih in
oen offi5ielet liitteilingen nidts
oabon cripdbnt miro, piele 8efange.
he gemaht. 80 miro aus perldBli.
der Guele nitgeteilt.
Die itrenge 3eniltr rtno Der Wenn-
gel OIL Stetigfeit in BEN Operationen
Der 0eutiden MAIDEN es ben militia.
rii6enYropbeten i6tpierig, etipas 5u
propbe5eien. Ga meroen oie 9eltt.
i6en idon nItetiger" operieren milf.
fen, 6anit es Die 4ropbeten Ser
fran3oiil6en 9lrmee nif)t gar 70
ihtuer ba6en. 9lnn. 5. 3D. slaes
mas oieie OiilitGrpropbeten iagen
tonnen, lit, oaB Die Geliti9en Die
9Sront Der 9llliierten nirgenos bur6=
brehen fonnten.
Sffiaien liegt 70 gut mie gar
nifts Dor ino moffijiel i6einen
sic 9inge fiir 0ie 9laiierten nift im-
oiinItg 5n legen. @an5 beionoers
meroen Die Seloentaten Der 3uapen
gelobt. (9ieie Sfwar5en iinb Die
aGnpfer fiir Grunfreids &ultl1r ge-
gen 9euti6lanOs gnrburei. slnm. s..
~
Sofio. 80. Sept. Sapaniide
SSlieger bebnupten, baB iie pGbreno
ser lctten Sample in &iao Sldall
nit Bomber, Die iie aus elmer Sobe
BON 700 garS porfen. mtd einen
oeitti6en 9reit5er trafen. sln ben
Simpfen nabnen 5luei 9iplane uno
elm Monoplan tell. Die Sliigel Der
Wlaidinen paren bon augeln 0ur6-
I06ert, trosbem nber fnmcn Die Slte-
ger bell naG ibren 2inien. 5uriid.
Soulouie, 6ranfreid), 30.
Sept. Ser friihere Gremicrminiiter
@Iemenceau lit ser Sitspenoierltngs'
ORDER fiir iein 9lntt entgangen, i'll
Dem cr Die 3eitllng. bic bisber
0'Scnme 9ibre Ger freie @tnnn)
6ieb, in 9'Sonlme gnfaine Ger
%ann in aetten) unitaufte. Die 3ei-
tuna lit bellte ipic geipo6nlid. abcr
inter Dem ncucn Sitel erihienen.
Ger 9lrtifel. Ser gum Sefebl &C.
fiibrt buttc. oas 9lutt nidt mebr 5ll
rc:6ifcntli6en. mar cine @ritif oes
Seriobrens, oab oie &riegsgefattge-
ncr ms GliaB 9obringen in 6rdnt-
reid cine MISUNDERSTANDING ge'
nieBen
8aris, 80. Sept. Ger 8iener
@emeinoerat bat cine @fiIion 4ro-
nen fiir oen 3rued potiert, in Der
gtGbc ser Staot SSiolierboipitdler 5li
crboueu 0o cine Gholeroepi0emie ae-
fiirdtet miro. 9ieie gtahri6t err
i6ien i'm bieiieen 9lotte Wfioi. Die
ies min lie aiis Wnilano erbalten
baben i,no 0foiIano bebouptet, iie
ans @ien befommcn Su baben.
8erIin, 80. Sept. lteber 2on-
oon. 3mei 8ieorettenfabrifen in
9euti6Iono, Sasmosi IN Dresden
uno 9aItidari in gaoen-8aben. ipiir-
ben unter &egierunesfontrOae ge-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-30
@an slmtu setOt,t.

glnn arbor, Wif., 30. Sept.
@alter aIiibn, elm 8 Sabre alter 3ei-
tiingstr1ger, Der uor mebreren 20.
gen fnapp Dor einem 9lutomObil Die
StraBe freu5en poate, iiberfabren
uno i6cinbor Ieiht pcrlest moroen
mar, itorb aeitern i'm l1uipcriitdts.
Spital oil innerenSerlesungen. 3aS
slutomobil puroe pom 6reo &. Sci
ieI geinbren
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-30
Bel Gaiplim : Grploiion berlest.

glnn Mrbor, @d6., 80. Sept.
Sbonios 6. Suller, Wtitslieb Der Sir
ma SuIIer & Ogonnor, Srofenreii1i-
eunes 9lnitolt, purbe eeitern bel ei-
ner @oiolinerploiion in ieinem Gto-
bliiiement 10 ihmer perleet, ooB alt
ieinem 9(uftommen geameifeIt Wiro.
6euer itnb @aiier ridteten in bent
2ooen rn0 ingeadborgeidGften etiuas
Sdooen ON.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-30
Sannertrdger bleibt
uncrmdbnt.
&eim @Ort iiber OsbDrm's
io5ialiitiide Tors
bernnge1l.
Gepnblifaniide Staatsfpnbention in
aalamasuu erOffnct.
Osborn brpbte angeblid NIT &iif.
tritt pon &anoibatur.
Elnttfprm oiirfte arg SsbDrn-sesme-
rid sebalten iein.

st q q nj q 3 o, WtlO., oU. Sep.
Wfi6ieons &epublifaner trufen itd
bier beiite in Gonpention, I'M Die
9anoioaten fiir Staatsiefretdr, &c
neral 9luoitor, Staatsi6asmeilter
lnb @eneralonpolt 5lt nominieren.
Au6 miro Die Tlattform aneenom.
men meroen, ouf neI6er Gbafe 9.
Osborn, Der repitblifanil6e 8ouoer-
neurs &anoioat, ieine &agnc
griinoen ioa.
SSomes $. &innone bon Oomagiac
fungierte als tenlpor1rer Soriiser Der
&onpcrtion. @or slpei Sabren mar
er Weitglieo Der Sroereiiineu Tortei.
g9os Die Domination Der Stoats-
beonlten anlongt, 10 perben belttc
na6mittag MIR 5ipei &ontelte ertld]i
Den merben. Sir oas 9lmt eines
StaatsiefrctGrs limo orci 8anbibatcn
borbonoen: 8. $. Drills bon 2aniing,
6. 6. @oueban bon ct. Sobns uno
Geo. &. Gust BON Ban Gitn. Inn oas
gln1t oes General glubitors beiper-
ben iid 5mei 9onoionten: Or. Irtbur
@. Sciomore BON Sbree Hibers
Sranlel 9. sSuller, Der gegenmGrtige
s5nbuber oes 9lnltes. 8enerolonpnIt
@ront sSclloms uno Stnntsihosmei-
tier SSobn 8. Sonrer baben feline Sp-
petition ltno meroen fir ibre reipef-
tipen 9lemter pieoernonliriert per-
Den.
9as &ontite fiir@eihliiiie miro Dor
Der &onnention 5r ertideioen baben,
oh Ssbori1's 2ieblinesrnaBnnbn1e, bic
Sorberllng nad 9fidterriidrilf uno
&iidruf ri6terli6er @nti6eioungen,
in Die Ylottform uufgenonlmen per-
oen ion oocr ni6t. gs lit mabr.
i6einlid, baB es iiber bieie Srage 5it
einen lebbaften Sample fonmen
miro. 8erii6tiueiie nerlalttet, boB
Osborn ioear geOrobt baben ioll, ooB
er ols 9onoioat 5uriidtreten lpolle,
penn oieie Soroerllng nidt IN Der
@lattfornt entbalten lei. Srotoen
glaubt man, boB fie niht MIR ber-
ausaeloiien perben mirb, ,ionoern oob
fi6 Die 9onpention ioeor ausbriid-
lid) gegen bieie, ipie Osborn iie nann-
te, "So5ioIiitii6en Soeen" uisipre=
den miro.
glud Serr &innone, Der Die tonon=
gebenoe&eoe fir oie&onpention bielt,
beridpieg bie6oroerungen bes ~8on-
nertrGeers" Der repubIifanii6enYar-
tel. 9ies lit umio ouffGlliser, ais
bei6e, Osborn uno 4innane, Dor 5ipei
Sabren Troereiiine paren ino bieie
Yortei Die betreffenbe Soroerune
nod beiite bartnddig bertritt. glaee-
n1ein fiel es altd auf, baB 9innane
in ieiner &eoe 6es 9onnertrGgers Der
Yortei nit feinem @ort @ripGbnune
tot. 9ies bcltdrft oen @inbrld,
oaB oie Yartei geipillt lit,
Osborn uno ieinem 2alfgenofen,
2uren Sidinion, elm 8ein 5ll
iteIIen, gennGB oem @rni6e Der
Maiie Der Tartei, Die pobl fir aIlC
anberen republifaniiden &anoi6aten
Itimmen miro, aber nit 8e5ug aui
Die @ouberneurs- uno 9eiitn. .-@oit-
pernelrs 8abl ibre Stinimen ben
oemofratiiden aanoioaten eeben
miro.
&innone beifr1nfte ii6 auf einen
9lngriff ouf Den llnbermoob-Sarii
uno auf Die 8eiduloiellne, oab Die
9emofrnten ritiiiere einbeimiihe
3uferin6uitrie nerni6tet" babcn. Gr
propbeaeite, ooB Die ~luieber aeeinte
repubIifoniihe Hartei in oieier Sanl-
paene in W3idieon triilmpbicrcl
fnirN
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-30
SGber Sub.

N3enominee, Mi6., 80. Sept.
s5rou Irtbur Suttner, ,8attin oes bic
iiaen Goltmeilters, plirbe in ibrenl
Saus ais 2ei6e gefi,noen. Sic mar
elmer @ebirnbliltling erlegen. Sbr
Otonn befinbet lid in 3etroit oils
0elegot 5ur benlofrotiiden Staots-
fonpention.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-30
Sud)betagt geitprben.

Mt. Glenn ns, Mid., 80. Sep.
Sreberif 8enb, elmer Ser eriten In-
iicoler ser StaSt uno elm angeiebe.
ner Gciitidamcrifaner, itarb i'm al.
ter BON "a Sabren i'm 9aiiie ieines
Sobnes CHARLES, 294 Nortb gratiot
slpenue. 9as 9eihenbeg6nanis
miro morgen nahnlittag itattfinben.
@ep. s. u. Hoeie miro Die Srauer.
anbaht balten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-30

Selagtrnng nnO Seid)iez
Bnng DDn Antwerprll
lit Inn @aage.
slmdj cine srufe Sfladjt in Sclsien
lpa begunnen baben.
Die Irmeen !Sinoenbnrgs nno &en.
mentaupis itiefen 5miammen.
Sdlaflt uitet icit brei Snsen, lit
nber rod unentifieSen.
Die &niien iinS Md niflt in lin
snrn, melbet SnSapeit.
aampf nm Die aarpatempaiie banert
nnseidJiuGdt fOrt.
Sercinignns Sciitidjer mmS Diterreidl-
iidlcr Irmeem bel arafau.
Tmiirn unscblid MIR nod iedls Wtsi'
len oaupn eutfernt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-30
&iebcrlanbiidJe Wiinspragerei cin1e-
aid)ert.

9onoon, 30. Sept. giciiters
9uredu erb1It 9tadrift nns lltre6t,
9tiaoerlnnoe, oaB i'll Der 0orti9en
Miin5pr6gerei Seuer nusbrad. oas
oen linfen Sliigel oes 8ebduoes nit
alien ginridtungen perilidtete.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-30

Die eiu5ige fdsrie6e oetf.
f@e gettung in 20io6isan.
per4e 6te 9epef@ea Der
EH. 3reHe BrinSt.
The evening world., 1914-04-10
CHARTER REVISION
NOT DUE NOW UNTIL
1876, SAYS M'ANENY
Constitutional Convention Will
Delay Work Which May
Help Cut Expenditures.

President McAneny Of the Board Of
Aldermen, who also In Chairman OF
the New York City Charter Revision
Commission, announced to-day that
as a result OF the adoption Of the
Constitutional Convention plan there
will be no revision Of the city charter
until 1915. At that time the sugges.
lions for revision will be embodied in
bills ana presented to the Legislature.
Mr.. McAney says II Is the inten-
ton Of the Charter Commission TO
work in harmony with the Constitu.
tional Convention. He expresses the
hope that more will be accomplished
now for home rule in New York.
One OF the drawbacks under tho
present charter Is the lack OF proper
supervision by the Board OF Estimate
over. county expenditures within the
limits OF the Greater City. There are
Ave counties. each OF which Is, In n
sense. independent OF the Board Of
Estimate insofar as the spending OF
money Is concerned. Two-thirds OF
the annual city budget Is beyond the
control OF the Board of Estimate. ac-
cordins to Mr.. McAneny. and large
proportion OF this two-thirds consists
Of county expenses. including the
maintenance Of the courts.
Because OF the State law which
guarantees the sovereignty OF tho
counties as part OF the common
wealth. there can he no change in the
charter giving the city supervision
over county expenditures. But the
Charter Revision Commission hopes
the constitutional convention will sup
port II In the matter of curbing what
the Board OF Estimate may consider
county extravavances.
The evening world., 1914-04-10
PLAYER Pianos

Every one of these player pianos are
modern SS-note Instruments. with the
exception of the Cecilian Cabinet Player,
They are all in excellent playing condition.
The opportunity is indeed remarkable.
The evening world., 1914-04-10
Girls Spring Coats at $4.98
Y1sor.

collection Of styles that are copies and adsp,
tions 81 French models. recently imported. T
beauty OF these garments is shown in the diver
fed trimming Of silks in self and contrasting shad
In fact every Paris concct has been clcverly repi
duccd in these charming models. Materials inclu
Sergcs. Crcpes. Poplins. Silks and Novelty wcav
Values to $50. 90.
The evening world., 1914-04-10
BOY BURIED STOLEN GEMS.
Leads Detective to Hiding Place
and IL Held In o. 900 hail.

Mrs. Evelyn Williams Of No. 129 West
One Hundred and Third street. the
young wife Yf lawyer. Is rejoicing to-
day in the recovery of two diamond
rings worth $500 which she missed on
Tuesday after Morris Ricchcr. n seven
teen -year-old plumber employed at No.
i02 West One Hundred and Second
street. had done some work for her.
Detective l.iIeurcux Of the West One
Iundrcdth street station suspected
piecher and questioned him.
According To the detective. tho boy
confessed the theft and led him to the
place where he had buried them In the
yard OF the plumbing shop.
The boy pleaded guilty to-day and
Magistrate Appleton held him In 81 .000
bail TO await the action OF the Grand
Jury
The evening world., 1914-04-10
MARVELLOUS.

From the Buffalo Express
Mr. Newrich (reading newspaper
headline)-Japanese Turn Agnostics
Mrs. Newrich-Tsn't II wonderful what
those Japanese n robats cun do
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-12-04
SAYS WALL STREET
SUPPORTS CAnRANzA
CONTROL or GREAT RAILWAYS
SAID TO nv Cause OF LATEST
MEXICAN WAR.
New York WORLDLY

Washington--lf Luis Cabrera, Gen
eral Carran2a's most intimate friend
and principal political adviser, re-
ceives satisfactory assurances that
tinue as executive president of the
Mexican National Railways and that
the grip of his Wall Street associates
on the property will not be loosened,
persons familiar with conditions in
the Southern republic believe that
the latest civil war in Mexico will be
ended abruptly by the self-effacement
of General Carranza.
Shifted of the patriotic" verbosity
which has been sent from the camps
of the conflicting forces with such
regularity, the World correspondent
learned recently the underlying rea-
sons for the present war may be
found in the desire of Cabrera and
his Wall Street friends to continue in
control of the railroad system of Mex
leo, which is valued at several hun
dred millions, and has limitless po-
tentialities, as it constitutes virtually
the sole transportation system in the
republic.
Carranza and Patronage.
Soon after Carranza entered Mexi-
co City, following Huerta's depart
ure, he began to divide the spoils in
the interests of those who had sup
ported him. Next to the actual con-
troll of the entire government the
Mexican National Railway system
represented the greatest piece of
patronage" in the country.
Cabrera has been Carranza's prin-
cipal prop during the fight on the old
regime. He represented Carranza
in Washington.
AS soon as he came to Washington
to represent the new order he asso-
ciated himself with Charles Douglas,
local attorney, who made reputa-
ton as a criminal lawyer several
years ago, but who has recently for
saken his first calling for that of in
ternational law.
Douglas has been one of Washing
tons leading Democrats. He prided
himself on the friendship and conf
dence of Secretary of State Bryan
although there is no evidence to es.
tablish the belief that he receives any
more consideration at the state de
partment than is accorded to any
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-12-04
SCORES SEATTLE PAPER PRAISES WILLIAMSON
3ER OF COMMERCE ADOPTS RES
SPECIAL MEETING SATURDAY.

Whereas, The findings of the Cres-
cent Oil company Of Olympia have
justified general revival of interest
in prospecting for oil in Western
Washington. and
Whereas, The Crescent Oil COM
pany is operated by Olympia men and
to large extent financed by Olympia
capital, and
Whereas, The field being developed
is within the borders of Thurston
county and is tributary to Tenino and
Olympia, the county seat, and
Whereas, The Post-Intelligencer of
Seattle, after vainly endeavoring to
discredit the discovery of oil by the
Crescent Oil company has now fallen
into line and is maintaining that Sc
attic has discovered oil, and
Whereas, Such policy on the part
of the Post-Intelligencer is directly
contrary to the spirit manifested by
the commercial bodies of Seattle;
now, therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, the trustees of
the Olympia Chamber OF Commerce,
in meeting assembled this 2Sth day of
November, 1914, recognize the oil
field Of Thurston county as the Olym-
pia-Tenino oil field, as referred to by
the Crescent Oil company and the un-
biased press of the Northwest; and
be 1t further
Resolved, That we greatly deplore
the selfish, petty attitude Of the Sc
attic Post-Intelligencer. which they
have manifested from the beginning
and be 1t further
Resolved, That we request the citi-
gems Of Olympia to refuse to accept
the attitude of this single Seattle
daily newspaper as the attitude OF
Seattle citizens, until they themselves
have been heard from.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-12-04
GRANGE REFLECTS BRIGGS.
Pomona Master For Last Several
Years is Again Chosen,

H. P. Briggs was reelected master
OF the Thurston County Pomona
Grange at the meeting at the Boule-
ward Grange hall Wednesday of last
week.
The other officers are: Overseer. F.
A. Warner; lecturer. Mrs. s. e.
Clyde; steward, A. e. Modus; assist
ant steward. A. spillman; chaplain.
Mrs. Jennie Snow; treasurer, D. J..
B1gelow; secretary, L. L. Snow: gate
keeper, Ross Chilson: Ceres, Ruby
Chilson; Pomona, Mrs. D. J. Bigelow:
Flora Mrs. A. Spillman; lady assist
ant steward, Mrs. Ross Chilson; Spec
ter Mrs. Isaac Wolf; publicity repre-
sentative, D. G. Newell.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-12-04
Ne. $3.50 SPECIAL Execution.
rADr. Plaintiff.
NAY EKsTADT. Plaintiff,
- II. KLEMPTNER. Administrator OF
the Estate OF Bert L. Hillman. De-
ceased, Defendants.

ehe Eetate Of Bert l. Hillman. De-
Saased. Defendants.
-
FINDER ana by virtue OF writ Of Spe-
<asl Execution issued out of the SUI
nerior Court OF the state OF Washing
e~m hoidine terms It Olympia, in and
~ Thursfon County. in eaid state, and
S~enS ~, 4Ne 2Sfh flnv az N0vember 1914.
~ 4 S,,dgment ren6ared In said Court
~ fhe 91th day of November. 1914, in
1svor 81 the above named Plaintiff, and
az .h~ve rc-nA nnfcnda nta