davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
.gNnihinnton SGnncr6nnb.1

Sim Montag Du 27. 9lpriL fcicr
te ser aSnibillgtpu SdngcrbumO" in
feiuer GcreinSlFac iein G~3I0brigeS
S%tiitumgsieit. 81 Oicien 3iuefc hat
te man Die Yiitns niifs S60liitc nit
gopfpflolt5eu geihmiidt. S6ibou 5u
qleidcr Belt i'll 9rion cine GuG)re
ia ttfan0, mar Der Sual trotOcnl urll
bcIcBt. llntcr Der uierfnmtet Get
tulg OcS &efrn @irigcntcn @lmip
rebt mar iiir Oicieli NbcllO cin oliS
ge5cidnetes @rpgromm mtSgcll0t
9ie Scrrcn Gidinion mo @lunprcd)t
ricfen Ollrb ibrc &ialio 0netts sic
GroBtc @irfuntg beruor. Gen Set
prolog trilN SEER 6ronf GlnltOp por-
Sir oieicu9lbenO lparcn folacnDe go
liiten elgogicrt: 6ron Charles g..
0onhL Gfe35o Soprano; Ecrr 8No-
mas gl. Mtltrrup 9ariton; nl0 @crr
SsSanles 9idingiolL Eialo. Soiuobl
0ie 0olilten ais oIld bic Wfitgliener
0es SGilgerbunOeS lciitctei ibr Wf0g-
lihites mo crlltetcn cinen ldll0allDal-
tetoen @eiiaa. Giuelt b%eion0ers gu
ten Gffeft mabte ein eigells fiir Die
lcn ScItabciO BON @crru 6rollf Slut
GD perfaBteS mo fon1poniertcs Sleo
i'll ous 0ie NmucienOcu nod Der 9te-
f9Oie vYetcr'S N6citlieo" cinitiumi-
ten. 0ie 9le0e, Die BON Serrn Sincn
@olf gcbnlten mcrOcn lollte, nulBte
leioer oit5faler, "a Der SEER 9feOler
rcrbinoert mar al criAeillel.
Scr &ercin blidt ollf cine lnilGe
ger0ollgcubcit 3uriid unO bat fir
inter 9eutiAtnnt Diel gclciltct. 0ib-
ed CT altd III 3nflulit @rlpricBli6eS
neiter %leiitelr.
Cine llebcrraib1nig bereitete Oul
o%nmeienoen 6%eitgditM ciiler Scr BE-
iii SarmonifaipieIer Der @clt, SEER
9fc@6erion un0 oic9eiuder beltiirnl-
tell i'm nit @eifoa.
gr wtrOe ein9eiiibrt Our6 9errn Ser.
Blitt.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
SeutidCs T0eatCr.
SIN lucihrm GSf'l.

@lorgeu 9l6enO Oilritc Ocs 9Scp
9tational 86catcr ncr9ienOeuouS @laB
iiir Oos aeionmte Gettidtlm @aib
ilgtons meroelL iiuOct ooh oort Die
nit 10 aroBcr Sponuua crludrtcte
Waltipiel &oritelliing Der Sruina
&loce Ebeater @cieai1nit uon 9tciu
2orf itatt, Der berporroactoitcn ocilt
ihen Shaltipieler Organization
Oes SalOes. Sur Nnuifiibruma 0e-
lollgt oos rei5citoe 2uitipicl ISM ipci.
Zen G0B'l" Don @lmlentbnl mo
&ooelbnrh mo 5tpar nit Serrlt &il-
Oolf Gbriitions, cincn ser ~eritcn,
Oeutihen ShaHipicler Der @c0ei.
mart.
Son lofolcln sSntcreiie oiirftr Is
icin, 0oB cine iInge @oi6iugtoncrin
Sri. 9ouiie Sheuri6 oic gtidtc oeS
&erri 6reO. glbre6t, cine ser mei6.
lihcu Satlptpartien perf0rpcrn miro.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02

0as 0ellalrnte Stiid lit ciies SCI
beiten 9ilitipiele. Oas Oie Serrcn 0s'
far @%Gument6al uno Yaul &nOcl-
burg (oit aud OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@lumelbrrg unoaoOcltbnl %genannt)
aus ibrer S6pmnf- ulO Spicliabrif
losgclaIicn babenJ mo oas iid nidt
nit ltircdbt Can't oes gliidli6 &c
Observation-Disclosures, ieiner hiunor-
pollen @eltaIten mo Sitlationcn,
inmcr anf Scr @iibne lcbenoig bolten
fam, nomentlid mernl OaS lannligc
Spiel cute 9aritellcr finoct.
9ppiide Scare aus Oent rid)tigell
oeutlhen 2ebcn tretcn ms Dor 0ie
9fllgell. &cridJieSenc &Grdlcn nfin=
Sen iid", 10 sic icide, friid)e, pcrlicbs
te @irtii &oael6iber, lun0 uerniitf-
tig ibr sur Seitc @itt ih0n, Qlcih,
Fin idou BAL ser piclgeumOtc,
cleoollte, trcilber5i9e 3oblfellner &c
opolO; Oie %ailrutiae, bilobiibi6e Sc.
birglerin mo ell iieQcsiihcrcr Ser
liner GcAtsanipalt nnO Deus CT ma-
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
g%eriammlnns Oes 0enti6en Sen
trnl : &er6anOes.

9lu Genstag 9l6enO, 2S. glpril.
belt Der oeittide Central &erbon)
I'M @otel 9eBler ieinc monotli6cgScr
ianmlllg ab. Zen &oriit fiibrte
0err Martin @ieganO. Scfret1r o..
NeiOer pcrlas Oas@rotofoa iulO mel
0etc Den Zoo Der NiitqlieOer Oes Scr
Gins: Or. &. SeQbotien mo Gbas
3. &iefer. Scr Yr1iiOcnt begriiBt1
Der nelten Gelegotcn oes YlnttOiit.
ihen &creens, @errn u. 8eiBfer
NlsoalH mllr0c Die &orreiponocl4
por1cleicn. IS erfolgte cine Nnt'
luort pon Dem Sdnlfommiiidr mcgcn
Der anfloae zines MGOdcns, OaB ei.
Her ser 9cbrer lie rmaebiibrt orgc-
iprodeit babe. Ser 9ricf lattetc,
Dab 6cIaater 2cbrer fem Nngelteatcr
ser %eb0roe mo OaB feline ltnboi
liAfcit oOcr i6le6tes getrogei nad;
5nlpeiier ici. Sin anoercr 9ricf not
ser 0es &errn 6. $. Seramer, Ocs
EtAiOtntcn 0eS 0elitid Nmerifa-
niihen NationalbumOes. @r ent6iclt
cilien g%lltfrlif al ollie liberal geiinll.
il 2lmerifaler fir offentllNe Moiien.
periamnlulg altr YcfGmpirn1 >cs
4Srobibition.
Br1iiOent @ic0onO critottctc Sc.
ridt iiber 0os Gcrb0r uor Dem Subj
}ialfoniite Oes 5euatS AM Samstag,
0cn IS. Npril. SIS marcn onpeicnO:
&rdiiOsnt @icgnnO, S(ug. Schmidt,
Simon @oli, $. Noloa mo 5.
@aIomaln1. @r1iiOcnt MicQunO
iprad ii6cr sic qebaltencn HeOerL
iiber Nie @inOriicf. mo 9niiren9iul-
IN scr 9elc1atcn, Die fiir pcrl0lli.
be Nsdte itrciten. Gr beridtete ltlls
ter nn0crcnL OaB sic Nnti Saloon
@ia1 iiber cine Wfiaion 0oQar fiir
Sen anupf pcriiiac. NlsOam ipra-
ffen nod Ncrr Nol0a itnO Serr
SUR. N}nn 0etltticrtc iiber 01S |.
1t. porgcie6clie &oluitc porf 100
Dfitalic0eln. IS mllrOe aid cine
GinloSuag 5lrt 9cltiMen Gbcatcr.
oaS morQcn, 5omtaq Sen 3. Wtai,
Ill National 8bcnter itottiinoct, al
Sic YPitaIieNcr gerihtct nnO nn 5obL=
rcihc @eteili0rn0 Qe6eten.
Cine a%nreQlua. 5tono 5t nebmen
liir s Sllunoen grbcit, iii6rte 81 ei.
.lcr 0iSfufiicn @crr MeininQcr
mo SEER @iibler traten ~totfrdftiQ
'iir oicie @%etpeqllng elm ltnO Oeren
@oridlon pllr0c cinltimmig ongc-
nonlnlen.
Sin 9ricf pom Nationol6luio fam
nlsoomi sur &erlelitnM in Dem 0ie
9cuihcn oiiacfproert wcrOcn. iih
an ser in Sabre 1915 III Ct. Siren
cisco ltottfinOenoen oeutihcn @ohe
Sablreid SIT beteiliden, nnO S(nmcl-
GrniQen 5eitig 5t ieuoen peacn Ser
Giienbo6nfobrt. gls0nm i6luB sic
&erIammlltng.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
iSarNl 81 u~crfanirn:

30S 9ldcr Mil6- mo gic6forml.
il 2ouoon Golntp, Girginia, lnge-
iGbr $50 9lder in aultur, 9ieit 8alo.
0aS SanO lit porteilboit gclcaell, 9
@ieilcn bon Scr Giicnbobn; alltcs S
3immerbanS, Shcune, aorn6ous,
0iibnerItaa, SdmciueitaQ, Gis- mo
6leii6balts. S60ller Obitaorten.
llim. Mitb megel GrbidaftSrcQu,
lierling perfanit merocn. @reiS III
$4,000.
Sar6unr anO Barbour,
WcSa9len @l0q.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
@elGna.gerrine.
~, TSl,
~

Gercinigtc GGngcr pOn @ai6in9tOn
FrdiiOcnt: Sobn @oIoman1, Gcfrc.
tdr 6. @cdc, 40 10. Str, @. 6.
@nibinetun eGnsrrbnnS. 9io. 81
s Strn6c. u. 81. Glbcrt Qcpeel
Gr0iiocnt. II. @ronncr. GrfrctGr. SlA
s Ctr, q. @. q. @iimprcdlt. Tiri
gent. SiuDiimOc jeoet Gonncrstaa
g6eno. MISUNDERSTANDING ic.
oen criten Tonncrstag /. 81.
SGnscr6Mno Samcuucrein. Sreu s.
s.. 8art6cl, YrGl. &eri, icScn I. ipf
3. 9icnsta9 l.. GF., obcnos s llbr. in otis
gem 2otaIe.
NriOu ; WeianaOcrcin. tO0G. 6
StroGe, q. 90. aug. S6miNt. Ara.
li0ciit. Sohn 8cbcr, Gcfrrtdr.
5t8 6. Str. 9l..G. &rof. 6. 6. G6ri
ltiaui, 9irigelit. Sin9Itunoc ieocn
Mittluod unO SorntaO 9beno.
0ireftorenDcri. ON 2. Sonntug in.
9lrirn Gamcnrcrcin. 6rau 9. Nrunls
Il, Yrii. @eri, am .. Wfittluod i. ".
dbcnos, in o6igcm 2ofoIc.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02

Sentidcr Central . &crcin i'm ii.
itrift Columbia. Nlnrtin @ie.
aouO, @roiiOent; @oIigaug 9indod.
idel, I. @i5e.@rdi ghigrit Sdmiot.
,. &i5c @rdi @nI. gSieamomL 3.
&i5e.@r0i.; Sobn gtlt. A. Gi3e.Grdi ;
GbaS. @cntheim 3. Gi5c.@rdi., ON.
itobc 9cnOer, SefretGr, GougreB
Seigbts; Garl Soumel, Shaemei.
Iter; Soc @ouorad, 6obnentrdger.
Geriammlung am A.. 9ienitaa /. SO.
III 9ebIers Sotel, 922 Ecnna. glpe.
%etcramcnUercim OcS s. S0taiauus.
&crlonmlclt lid in NO. 705 Sicbente
Ctr. y. ".
9cntidDcr MaiienbnnSurcin, Ara
liOcnt Wiortiu @icaoiio; Scfrctdr.
8iil. j. Mcucrs, 1919 Srpin9 STR
Iircftorcn %crinumllima an 2tet
@oumtog l. " lladpnittaga III Oct
gllltalt.
Sraucn 1iilfSpcrein. Sran s.. g. @ar
tINt fANiiNAlllh SNAlNitltNii tAkv tii
:. 9onnerstag l. M. o llbr naMm. im
&aiicubaus.
5raucn. Rabrcrein. Srou 81. 9offIcr.
Yrdroentin. Serlanmelt lih monatlidi
gemdB Noti5.
Srmtidrr GricncrbnnS ocriammeIi
lid icOen 3. Montog monatIih in
922 Yciln. Abe.. Nclopebcl &Oiepl
@aair, 705 Ndte StraBe &C.
Scntid-N Seduiisr
Srrcin Ucriammclt iih ON /. mo 3
0tittnoh ocS Wcrots I'M Sanger
buuo, 3t4 G.Str. 9t..@. Houl @uuidl
Sefrct6r, 3l1S Wrpmn Str. Y "
@crmania Gln6. Wlithuod)s ul0
6rcitaQS glbcnOS III &hc 2oicfom.
1928 s StraBe g. %. 5efrctdr 6.
&leti6, SIG @sStraBc, S.@.
Dnfd YrGFo Gcr0niannaS Scr
Gin. Geo. Moir. Scrrct1r. 1881 lie
StraBc, q. 80. %crianmcIt iid an
,. 0ienstag /. 81. in scr NrionsSanc.
Snfcl yraiig S%nmcmurrein. Srau 2,
8nbl, Yr0iioentiu. %cri. lid al 1.
@iittpod l. M. I'M 9olie eiucs 9litalieps
@ruipcct Sill GcmctcrN. 6reo.
3m6ot @rdiiocnt @m. Martin 81
fret1r II. 81. @ridipcOOc. SAobmciit
|cri. an +. 6rcitag monatlid in So
Ste StraBc, g. M.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
eanosmaunidaftIidle nnO llntsrfut.
unas = %ereinc.

@rrcin @aocm aIois Ieinbart Sc.
'retdr, ti3 . StroSe, g.. So. Der.
iamnlelt iid ieOcn >. Mittmoh int
Nonat IN 93G va. gpe., q. @.
GplNmbia 9ranrr . 9raufrn.lln.
terhatnnaSrgrcin. 2rans Nom. &c.
setor, 1884 22tc Str, u. %. Ser.
iammlma chi 3. 9ienStag /. 50. in
10. 936 ga. Pine, q. %.
ScTcnOarmitGotcr llaterItiitnnas.
Gereiii. Gmil Spobu Yr1iioent.
Sobn Nieiuinger. SefretGr, $50. 81,
u. StrnBe, R..@. geriammlng am
;. Nittiuod /. 30. in 1922 4a. glpc.
@trtgcr.lt crititnnasUcrciu 6rie
0eb, Sclrct1r, Care go. 1920 Conn.
9loclnic. @eriommeIt iid ic0cn critcn
0ieiistoG !. %. in go. 922 go. 9Ioe.
Gdiudbiidcr GranFen . llntcritiit.
MmasUcrrin, 9lidoeI 0ics. Scfret1r.
500 $ Sir. u. 8 GcriommIuna ON
+. 0ieuStan /. Ml. IN go. 705 Sic.
tca!c eth. u. @.
2cntid Nmcrifaniidcr Inter.
tiihunas %crCin. gtic. @icgauO.
5cfrctdr. go. S24 Cite Ctr, S..W.
Sclcp6on Wloin 2999m. @criamml.
am 2 GienSt0a /. ~. III 705 Sic-
beite Ctr. u. %.
ScatiGtr llntcrItdbMngSbvn0.
Gifirift 30. 30. ScfrctGr @nl. San.
lenioml. 1915 0tarion Strabe. %.
Is. 9erianmiclt iih ieOcn 4. Niiti.
nod i. SO. in 93G 4a. glOe.. 81. M.
GcntiGcr llntrrfatnnssbunO. Qi.
itrilt 20 4i0. Scfretdr %obn Dlei.
Ringer, go. q &.StraBc, 9t..8.
S0ilammelt lid DIN 1. Wiittmoh les
lSt Iits. III 936 ga. gloe., u. ~.
@oi6inatOn Gid 9ielicf. ScTrct1r
6. 9iidiof. G6errDoaIc Ssuroi Sta.
.. &. Geri. am 1. un0 3. Monta0
i. Nf., in ser 9friou Saltc.
Gcntidr Brand, GO5ialiiiiidrr
&artei. @cH5cl RifL 5cfrctdr, 1896
Gntario 9ioaO. &cri. en- 2. uHo 4.
Nioatog i. ~. in no ST. & Str,
Y. ".
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
5nnr,l.

A Scn.i6c 6rcimnMrcr 9Oae,
XcN glrminins, 90. 25, 6.N. a.Wl
w 9loam SdueiOer. Scfrct1r.
lto. 37l6 Mc&allep StrnBc, Gbepp
Gbaic 9. s. @cri. am /. ii. 3. DienS
tag / ~. I'M ncleu N|aionic TcnpeI
@ilhclm Sell 2Ogc 10. 5. g. 8
81. of 6. geriammeIt lid icocn /.
mo 3. 9omuqrstag lin Monot IN
no. 936 asa. Nuc., N.W. 8auI Bad.
idluIio. Setrctar, 107 5. StraBe,
Y. ..
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
Nms Seati3en WerciWeu.
n@ermaniliide WeieNiMnfl0

Ste DWerniaitltnwe Weleli1att"
BON @ai6ingtor, Die gcrooe 70 juag
mo frild) ms 2e6eu getreteu lit, fam
in oieiem 6riibjabr oiientlide &or
trogsu6enOe nidt me1r peranltnlten.
Sic bofft aber I'M Ofto6cr Oieies
Sabres nit %erneltteu 9roitcn ciuieb
Ell 3u fonfeu. Ger @influB Der
Miad)t ulO 0r6bc Oes Geutihen Hei-
Dies uuo iciner grrungenibuften Bat
fi1 tuie0cr in oicicu Sagen 10 oelltlid)
gc5eigt, 0aB Oas Sntcrelie ami Oelit-
ider @eilteslebelt, an ieincn llr-
iprlng unO @elcn mo ieincn 3ielen
I'M &crglei6 nit ser omerifoniiden
&ultllr gon5 iider in ieOem itarf
non nerem crpadt lit. 9ier mill oic
@ermaniitii6e Weieai6aft einiprin-
gen. Nuen mill Tie N%nregltng ooer
9elebrlng bieteli, bcitragen mill iie
inOircft gum beiicreiL gegenieitigen
8erlt1nOnis unO Oantit SIR 9cgriils
Dung zines gliidlihclL Oauernoen
6rieoens. @er ii6 g%eorlnlgen fiiblt,
al iol6en llnternc6ucn tdtig mit5ll.
ipirfen eriimerc iih im 9fto6er Der
o@crmaniitil1cn @cieai6ait~-
AZ. @l.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
3mr @%criAtiNun0!
SIrmimims 9ugc.

6cblcr cill1elhlihen. Nnd ser
%crIonmlulm am 9icnstng, oen 81.
Npril, gin1eI bic MalIrer ni6t, mic
i'm Sonrlal oil9cgcben, 81 Serrn
@nbmann, ion0crl 81 0errn aarI
@Mnmel, mo trciien Die Wortc Ocs
Sobes nllcr Wdlte i'm mo ieiuc lichc
Srnll.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
1entidcs SGcatcr
N'Drocn, SDnntao gI6cnO
nm S.15 ll6r.
GuncOrOia WcmcimOc.

Sn &er6in0ullg nit Dem @otteS-
oienit nlorgell friib fin0et sic %feierli-
r6e ginfiibrrn0 ser oni Sormtag nadl
OItern ~erpd6lterL be5. mie0ererfpdbl-
ton &irdenporlteber itott. gs linO
oie @erren 9enrp gll6ipee, GbaS.
5otih. @arrp 0lmfborIt, 0Sfnr
@abidl @n1. Naeble mno 2ouis sc.
SienerS. Ger Air6enrat bat BON ser
@emein0e SEN Nltitrng er6lltcn, Cas-
0eianmlte AcuBere ser &ir@e nnO SD
pete nel anitrei6cn 81 loiIcll, unl
miro oo3li in ll1dbiter 3eit ciila Sub
ifr~iptionSliite ollflc0en lniicu. glli
3cr0eln lit Ser 5%ralicnnercin bcreit.
sic Ginnobme cines Oemldd)it ab5lI
5aftcn0en Gr0beerenielacs 0ieieln
3mede 6ll8llluelOcn.
Ser Goucor0ia Sraucll ? &erein
miro feline MolatS @erlnnmlunl
all n6hitcn Mitipo0 ni6t, ipie ii6
liAL in Ser &aptle, ionoern I'M 6rci
eE abbaltea, rno 5pnr OrallBen III
9(r0lnore, no boz. eiltcm Sabre ENC
6iibihe Sonltngsidptl : &nprae Gin.
qepei6t nliroc. Der Oortigc Sralcll-
uercin bot sic Ginla0ung erfolgep
laiie1 mo 0ieielbc mitr0c frell0i9lt
mgGlonlnlell. 81 miro iid) Die Ser
Ianlmll1g 5uglcid 3I einenn fleincll
Niaifelt geitalten. Die NrOmorcr Ter
picren Gin faltcS 9lbenObroO nah il6-
liher oelltlher glrt, rul0 ln0et ieoen
Gin. 0cr.mitfomnlrn mill. Die Mebr-
Sdbl ser 9cilne6rncr ninlnlt Die Nal-
timorcr Qofol Gleftriihc, welbe bon
Ser IA. StroBe nlto gtcm OFF Npc
INN 1856 abfG6rt. Die ndd)itc 6abr
oclcgcnbeit bietct iid) Damn nm 2.55
ll6r. 3ur @iiffabrt lteben mebrere
3iige 8pii6cl feds Bis s ll6r sur
&criiiglng.
eSll Der Sonntagsi6ulc plant man
81 GllOe Mlai ooer NnfongS SUM oic
Nbbaltiinq cilies &inOertages nit be
innoerem iiir sic &inocr bere6ncten
YroNramill. Ger 9ebrerpercin frell.
II it'd, SRI. &oelfner IN ieinen &reis
n~lfncbnlen 3ll oiirfell.
Gas 96enna Scr @rcoi0t morgcn
iriib miro fem: r0ic frObe Natnr6e-
trnbtnns Oes g6riitcu". Der iid) aln
eriten 5omltoQ I'M Mai rcdt an mie-
Ser cripahten friiblinq c~rfrcicu nil.
ioltc iih olrh cine @ctrod)tun1, mie
lie in oieicr Yre0igt gebotcl miro,
sic @ciidtspimftc fir cine cttc, pollc
Trelloe al Scr Natilr oligcbcn lniien.
mer MetrSnfe hc,icht nnm FnnAcr
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02

dina, Den alle cinGl u%rci5cnDen4
Meni1en neulen; beiheiocu mo iin-
mig oas lilpelloe &lir6en init ibrer
Naipit0t mo ibr fanloier Nrtbrr
Gltlbbeimer. llno ii6er oieiul SIM.
gen ltebt ser gerlincr 9lnnpeniubri-
fant @ilbelm @ielefe, cine oerbc
NruAtiigur, mo Der i0ealiitilbe, al
te @clebrte &in5elmonm nit Dem jll-
ge10lid enlpf1ngliAcll Screen. Sn
leBtercn @citalt liegt iogar Gin
tieierer Son mo Mert, 10 pie nlali
i'm bel &a0eltbol mo &ompanie lei
ten finoet.
@cnn oos .Stiid~ nit sen Ser
~fdiiern all6 feline 2iteratllr mloauullt
bartlett, 10 miro man ood feline
SSreroe 0aran BADEN. Wion uluB ia
bellt3lltooe idon oft iroD ieilL pcnii
Die 2ieb1ugelei NIT Dem QroBcn Gil-
blifrlll, oie geraOc bier III Nmerifa
10 b0ie 6orlnen oll9Glommlcn bal,
ni6t 6eDlgriffc peranlaBtr sic ms
0eiltidcn cher ihaoeten ais 5llr
Gbre ocreidtcil. So fonlel mir I'm.
icre 0elltihen mo an0pre gctrolt Gin
luOen 3ll eiltem allgenebmen N6elo,
Scr oas 0eutidtum in Scr Weiammt-
Beit einnlnl ipieOer uereiniQm m00e.
q. Wl.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
GildIre IN 9lripn.

PIN W}oatog, sen 81. 9(pril, Der.
G~nItnltcte ser S(rion 0nnieu : Ser
Gin cine Giuflre. Die @aae ipar &c
fiiat pom @1iterL 10 0nB fouml 9ialni
fir 9(ac p~orbnn0cn iOar. G5 wllrOell
piele @cidlglfc mo Erciie oil sic Sc
m;llller 1ll3ncteilt.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
9amcn Glu6 Ocs @aibinetun Sam-
a%er6nuNcS.

9hi 9omcr3taa Sen %. Npril,
fai0 III Sem %acrdmIigel Suale oeS
gSaibinQton SdngcrbmaOeS cine pro
oreilioc Gnd]re mlo llntcrbaltlnla
ftatt, perouitaltet BON Ocut 9anlcR
Sub. Sic @Gite luarCil IN GROCER
9(nSabl cri9icnen mo Der llutcrbal
tnlqsa6eno p|erlicf III ser 0~cluobnten
Qenliitlidcn @ciie.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
ganihinntnn Gid Mclief.

Sic nGdIte gcriomntllul0 oeS
ug8aibnlton Sid Nelicf~ iiloet an
Nfontaq, Sen 4. Wai, .abcno5 in Der
g(rion @dlle itdtt. On miAtigc Sc
ihdfte 81 crlc0igen iin0, 10 lit cs er-
miinidt, 0ai3 ole Wiitg(ie0cr poa5db-
Tia alltueIen0 limo.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02

WcrManIn MlanncrA0r. 922 Qcnl

aUe Nh. Yrdiiocnt: So6n 9icii;
Scfretdr: Geo. Se6nitiom no. Gi9
Critic Cir. u. ". 0irigcnt. GmiL
5. 6briiiiaui @eihdfts Geriomm.
hing am 1. SonHtag im Olonat.
Singlhlnoe ieoen 9onneritag mo
Sonntag 9l6enO in 922 va. g(Dc.
9iannerdor Snmenrercin. Srau {.
Nauer, Rrai. Gcri. am I. Counting l..
w. IN obiacm Voiaic.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
WcrIan0t:

Teutidcr Mann uno 6rall, UNI auf
Dem CANOE cine 6orm gu beiorocn.
SdOnes Ndus6en uno 9obu.
MIstunft in Der Sournal= Office.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
&eretns~ ind aogeu~ calender

Die Serren eefretare TnO sebeteL us tets bon aorefeuperauOerunsen
iOpie bon gorgdngen in ibren gerefuen @eudt gu oe6eu, uno fno mir
ihts beirett ioIde an oeegnehr Steae aui3me6men.
@reis fir oe SuRrtion ser aartc $3.50 per Sabr.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02

Mann unO 6rau. in mittleren Sobren.
Ser Mann fir Yferoezu no @artenarbeit
uno Die 6rall gum 9o6en.
&uDpert Some, Nnacoitia. 8. Is.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
@crfanat:

Ginc 6ran IN mittleren Sobrcn
filr lcidtc Sausarbeit i'll flcine ia.
Mile bon 5mei E%erionel. Seine sd.
Ihc mo fem Nii9eIu. Outer 9obn f,
alItcs &cim.
Sri. 9. Nmbcrg S2t IT. Str. 81.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
Scr grSftc 9umpfer Der @clt,
uWnterlam0".

Pm 2G. Niai tritt Scr 05eonrieie
oGatcrlano" poll Scr @aniburg Nnie-
rifo 9iuic icille critic 9fciie al. 9as
Gficicnihiii lnnOet in 9teiu gorf am
81. Mai. IS lit $50 6llB lang mo
qeip16rt ocll MciiclOci ale BeQnenl.
Iic6feiten un0 Si6crbcit.
Winn lebe Ous Snierat al alocrer
Stcllc.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
%erlamat:

9cItidc 5rall, tiihtia fir Saus-
nr0eIt. 1924 % Str. N.@.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02
ct. Spicp6'S eic6cs- SnnO.

PIN 3. Moi 1914 feicrt Ser ct.
Soicf's 2iebesblmo in Ser ct. sra
ricn : Stride oos Yatronsfeit. Mor-
gems I'M $50 llbr lit General Gonl-
mlllion inl0 I'M 1880 llbr i~cierli-
cae5 6o6ont.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-02

@nrf'S Trnnffnrter, g~ulusner,
8erGuMcrte Srntiuarit.
ltnDcrfGlidt! llnii6ertrefflid!
@ablerS, 532 Gentcr Marft
nmS IS 9iioss @arft.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-02-19

shoe factories that are being built
and operated there.
Wyoming agriculture in 1918 had
an output valued at $25,000,000.
Manufactures were valued at &c.
100000.
The total production of coal in
China at present reaches almost TO-
100000 TONS a year.
New Guinea is one of the few
countries that still present untrod-
den fields for the explorer
The Klondike fields, which are
in Yukon territory, Dominion of
Canada, have produced nearly
$225OOO,0O0.
Gathering and selling acorns is a
new industry in Arkansas to sup
ply eastern nursery firms with ma
terial for forest planting.
The province of Alberta, Canada
is believed to have 100000 tons
of coal available. - Times
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-02-19

MIR. Mahan kept repeating this plat
form and acting in accordance with it,
and naturally he inspired the con-
fidence of the people. He acted con-
scientiously up to his announcement
and his colleagues recognized his
worth, Mr.. Mahan reflected credit on
Missouri.
Rolla Wells of St. Louis is men
toned favorably as a probable men,
Der of the federal reserve board. Mr..
Wells has made study of finance for
many years.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-02-19
Varieties,

The German birth rate showed a
decrease of LOO last year.
CALIFORNIA; 1918 deciduous fruit
crops uetted growers $18,500,000.
In this country the telephone in
dustry employs $4,000 people.
Russia is the home of nearly one
half of the worlds Jews.
Switzerland's woodworking estab-
lishments produce great quantities
excelsior.
To the close of Alaska had pro
duced known mineral wealths to
the value of $284,S00,000.
The death rate from tuberculosis
for the whole kingdom of Prussia
for 1912 was only 14,49 to each
thousand persons.
New York state has 14S,051 fac
tories, employing 1,296,150 persons
of whom 347,601 are women and
1859 are children,
Fewer American shoes were cold
IN 1912 in Cuba, because OF the
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-02-19

100 miles north of the Arctic Clrcl e
about 300 miles directly nDrth of
Nome and is the only point i'll Alas
ka north of Berin9 Strait where
hills above 1000 feet in height al-
proach the sea.
The Jurassic secli)u to which
the name Corwin formation has
been given is said by Collier to con-
sist of shales, sandstOnes, conglOm-
crates, and coal beds. Fossil plants
occur in the shale beds wherever
they have been examined. This
formation reaches the enormous
thickness of over $4,000 feet and
contains 10 to SO coal beds which
range III thickness from l or 2 To
over 80 feet, ten of them being 4
feet thick and suitable for mining
The various beds aggregate at least
$50 feet of coal.
Mr.. Knowlton correlates the Ju-
rassic flora of Alaska with that of
eastern Siberia and concludes that
the land connection between North
America and Asia at this early peri
Cd of the world must have been
practically continuous. In review
ing the character and geographic
range OF Jurassic flOraS, especially
as developed in Arctic aud Antarc-
tic regions, he states that the wide
areal distribution of Middle and Up
per Jurassic fioras has long been
one OF the marveIs of plant distTi-
button. TIE living fora of today,
of course, affords many individual
examples Of wide distribution, such
As those found throughout the Trop-
les of both hemisphere, and others
chiefly weeds. that have largely
through human agencies, spread
widely over temperate lands, but al
together these pllnts form but an
insignificant part of the whole fora
whereas in Jurassic time a large
percentage of the whole flora was
practically worldwide in its
range.
Even Cape Lisburue is by no
means The north limlt of this near
ly tropical vegetation; it has been
found, preserved for all time in the
rocks, 1870 miles northeast of Cape
Lisburne.
A copy of the report may he
obtained free on application TO the
Director OF the Geological Survey
Washington, D. c.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-02-19
Her Other Half.

The four-year-old twins, who had
no playmates of their own age,
we're delighted when a little girl of
three came to visit a neighbor,
After the three children had
played together for a lime, the
twins, hand in hand, went to their
mother, and said; Mother, where's
the other one of herr Youths
Companion.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-02-19

Harry McNutt spent Thursday
with his father, DR.. W. B. A. McNutt
aud family, He was enroute to his
home in Tulsa, Okla, from a busi-
ness visit in Kansas City.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-02-19

..5souri Unsurpassed.
Missouri is the marvel state,
In resource rich, in promise great.
She is the center of the land,
AS arch stone for the nation PLAN
ned.
She has the clearest ripping
streams,
With pools that mirror poets
dreams.
A land of prairies, forests, parks,
And ozone of the old 0zarks.
A spacious, breezy commonwealth,
Whose all outdoors is tonic health.
Not CALIFORNIA; touted cline
Can match her seasons, any time.
Here bloom, in Natures wildwood
flowers
Of May foretold by April showers.
Here God sends down unsrinted
rain
To grow the garden, Gid the grain
Here farm and orchard, mine anG
mead
Give freely all the goods we need.
Serene, sufficient, sure, sedate-
Missouri the Imperial state.
Robert Love, in St. Louis Post
Dispatch.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-02-19
Notice.

The Interest on your taxes is IL
per cent, pay them and stop it.