davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
,,g(riUn.W eianaberein1

Ger auf nddjiten Montna 9[beno.
sen 26. O.Wf. ~ongeicste aommers oes
9lrion @eiangberein lit nun iowcit
~Dorbereitet, OoB mir 0as 9rogramm
bier pieoergeben f0nneu. @s lit oas-
ielbe bon sen Serren 6ronf
RebItod unO 8. "a. @iais oufgeiebt
morOen mo periprif)t o%uBeroroent-
lid utterboltcno uno gemiitlid) 81
meroen.
gs mag pieaeiht geiagt tperoen,
DAB Die @ummern iiberpiegenO ueug-
lid" ieien. Deiien ungeohtet ut
oos feline CUTE 4ritif. llniere Sll-
geno iingt chen lieber engliide Sic.
ser II aii6 perlangen Die 9aiiiDen
welde fpenig ooer gar fein 9eutid
fennelt, ctfpas wie oos oben oiigegc-
bene. Gem Arion lit Gin poles Sous
SIT g%ounen.
Die Sanger limo gebeten, noa3db.
Zig uno prompt nm Sonntog 9lbcnr
5ur &robe Der 9ieoer ~antpcieno 81
iein.
Erogram III:
Opening Song. Steiu Song. 60
10 mo Chorus.
/, a. 1ber'S a girl in tbc @cori
Of MnrDlano. b) 5000 8pc, DO.
ie. - . @bere TIE &iuer Shannon
flons.
2. Der Serr i'm SouS. Wfcloois
u&olner 6iaferlie0".
3. a. Mn oIo 4ertlldp Some
81 SlO blad Soc. q Snanee Eipcr
81 SiIner 96yeoos among TIC @oIo
A. Song.
5. Die lieben Srauen. MeloOie
Ser luItige 4upferidmieo".
6. @bqu its Npple Bios ion tim.
in 9formunop. 81 Sbe Grail Of tbt
2oneiomc Hiue. q OtD little Ser
iian Hoie.
Z. 6reunoidaft, @eloOie: r@ct.rI
Nbeinlie0".
8. 9lulO Gang Gpne.
DDS aoii5ert ser sSllngen 1alentc
0as fir MitttDodl, oen 81. 5. 90. on
geiebt mar, lit auf Wontag, ben rs
6ebrltar beridoben norOen.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
0eutIdlcs @oiIen6ans@.

.Sm DameMs NGhusreiu oes Deutlc Ell
@aiienbouies perlammeltc ii6 iiingIt.
bin i'm Seim ieiner 8rdiiOentn
Srau &atbarine 2offler, Inn Die idbr.
lide 8eamtenpabl oor3unebmer. ST.
Dem 8erein ihsint Die Der5lidlte Sar.
monte 5u berriden, tDo8lt tuobl mid.
am menigiten Die YerionIidfeit ieinel
HrGlioentin unO ibre @altlidfeit bel
trGgt. Die @abl bate folgpnoes Ne
.iuItat:
YrGiioentin: 6rnu 9atbarinc 20ff
Ter, 8. Sermin.
I. @i5eprdl.; 6rau 8. @eBcl, 8
2ermin.
2. 8ideprdi.: 6rau &at6arine 3cb
3. Eermin.
Se.retarin: 6rau emma Sbom
forOt, II. 9ermin.
Brot. Sefretdrin: 6raii 81. Gan
0ers, is. Eermin.
Sdasmeiiterin: 6rou @liie Sim
mermonn, Die nun Die Steal
Der langidbrigen, Ieioer Der
I~torbenen Shabmeifterin6ral
Miibleiien crnannt.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
.0eutfdler Srieaer6mnS".

Ser oDeutlhe &rIegerbnno" bell
am Montag NbenO in 8eBlers @aat
Ieinen @eneral-9[ppea ab. Sanpt-
mann 2edner uno Die onOeren 9eam-
ten, Qientenont Sheffel, 8elomebcl
Sof Mair nno SbabmeiIter Sol
@obmer waren sur STEELE. Gin ncll-
er &anoiOot tpur0e 5Mr NufnabmG
oorqeIhlagen. @om &riegerbunO9al-
timore lag elm iebr ber3li9es S6rci.
ben Dor, in Dem Der beige &rieger.
buuO einaelaoen mur0e, Der Safer.
|@eburtstagsfeier Oes Baltimore
8unOes am Montag, ben 26. Sonu'
ar, bei3utpobnen. Die Baltimore
perIpraAen in Dem S6reiben, oil
@GIte ON gabnbof in @mpfang 81
hebmen unO linen einen angenebmei
mo genlBreid)en Mbeno 5i Oerl9af
fen. gs tpuroe bei9loIiet, Der Gin
~laoung 5il folgen ilnO III Uniform u
nit ser Sabine am Mtontag, abenoS
600 ubr bon Der 15ten StrnBc un(
Yaeu yorf Npenue nb0ufabren. glil
Der @rIeOigung ser HoutincgeIhaf
tie lag Ser geridt iiber bic 9iiherab'
rednltng Dor.
8orIiBer &amerao Ambros &rat.
beridtete iiber oieielbe, Die bel So
merao Sans @reolein in letter $50
DIE Itottgefunoen. Gr iprad oes Ian.
gerel iibcr ben Shmaus oaielbit, Oel
Tan5, Die @emiitlihfeit, mo 81 al
lerlebt meloctc er iiber bic Abred).
ming, Sab aleS geitimmt babe. Del
6elomebel Sol. Mair, uerlas elmer
Iorgfdltig ausgenrbeiteten SSnbresbc
ri6t, iiber MitglieOihaft, Aenoerull'
gen, Gobnenonfnut Sinnn3en nn(
aaes, mas chen I'M 2aufe Ocs Sc
Id1ftsiabres uorgefommen lit. @c
ionOers por berpor6ubeben, Dab oel
gerein Oorpdrts geidritten lit uno il
ieOer Siniidt floriert. Dem 6elowc'
bel muroe fir feline ih0neMrbeit ollrd
grbeben bon Den Siben geoanft. Oil
4eamtenpabI tpuroe, ga Die 3eit 81
melt norgeihritten mar, aiii Die nddJ
ite Beriammllng nerlegt.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
n9Iattb atider @erecm4.

9(m Montag Nbeno, ben 10. 5. SO.
batten Die Ylattoiiti6cn 9eiib bon
Der Arion-8oae. Slot tol8te Pitt IL
Sung obeu iii Der if0nen 6ole, sic
5iemIid gut gefiiat mar. Sm Nats
feaer bielten lid onfdngliA Die Scr
rem alf ltno taten lih mobl an ben
oar~gebotenen grfriihnngen, ncben-
bel mie ii6li9 8obl mo @ebe oes
&aterlal0es beipredeno. SpGtcr
febrtcn aud bic 9on5eiioen oo Elm,
oenn Mllltter gagelmann belt Gid.
lein oed' Did,. @epiB batte nIles
@olf eineu ihonen oergniigten Ibeno
oerlebt, mie es eben bel oen Tlatt-
oiitIheu Sitngens nidt onoers ieiil
fam.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
,GplMmbia graner &ranfcn Inter
itiibnnas @ereinn.

Ser cbige |erein belt Ieine Mo-
discriminating am Dienstng, Der
90. 8. Sc, obenos, in go. 936 ga.
Npenlle az. 9ie Moutinegeld6fte
puroen prompt abgepidelt. liza. mel
oete ser Sefretdr, Dob laut NuftraQ
err mic in friiberen Syabren Dem OF
rcnmitglieO Serrn Gbriit. SerriH Ell
men glumentorb ais Neuinbrsgliid.
lpunI1 5ulnnote. Nad 8ertagliiQ
erfolgtc gemiitIides 3uIommeniein
bel wel1em 8 oocr 4pro5entiges &c.
noiien ipuroe. SEER 0berar5t 0berT
lieutenant MalIs b6tte On iein ioler
nno babel gepiB etipns gelernt iibci
Oic Niidternbeit Oerer, meIde i'm
Braufa1 tdtig iino.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
,,Wermania N1SnnerdlOra

Gie MISUNDERSTANDING, Die Der
@ermoniu N11nnerdor~ am lebten
Sonntog D%eronitoltete, mar niht 10
out bciutt, mic es iorit bel Den Sc
item oes Wldnuerdors Der Sal 1T.
aln0 bod mare es erpiiniht geiueieu1
elm poles Sous 81 babeu, 5iimol
&rof. s. 3. Gbriitiani Elm iebr on5ie.
benoes @roqramm oufgeiteat bate.
.Em @eiongOerein ioa ia in eriter Si-
nie mlifoliihe Gortrdge bringen,
Oos gebt obne 6roae- Dab a6ey
@rofeiIor Gbriitiani eS ueritebt, iihl
Oie Taleute oler Mtitglieoer Oieultbar
al MAIDEN ulo 3piiden Die ein5elnen
9htmmcru Oes muiifalilhen Ero-
hramms bumoriitil6a unO nnoere
IortrGge ein3uflehten, ioooB Die &c.
iammten |ortra9e jeOem etpns brtn-
gen, oos lit getpiB elmer ieincr gor-
siiae. Sic g(ftipan iongcn oStdno-
den bon @arl 3oaner un0 oSeim-
mcb~ bon 3. Seim unO Damn muroc
oic Spannunq Der @Orerihoft beit0n.
Oig padgebolten Ourd DIE perblilf-
fenoen 3oltbcritiide, Die Serr Seo
@eper 5lln 9citen CAB. Die Nftipsn
longen nod 5ipei aompoiitionen bon
6r. Slider: ySn Der 6erne~ INN
uSebepobl" uno gum ShluB: aN'ai-
entraum~ mo nStile 2tebc~. Sri.
glio Sommel trlg unter onodhtiger
Stille allf Dem Yiano Dor nnO erHtc.
te poblper0ienteu @eifnll. Serr Sp.
Sanocrs iang: u@ie itia oic Nadt4
rno sic Scrrcn 8aiil &ieoel mib 6r.
Sdarlod trllgen lliitige Gouplcts
Dor, lcbterer seigte aud feline YefGbi.
gllug I'M |ortra9e f%lotter 5dnooo.
biipfeln.
gm pergangcnen TomerstuQ
9[bcno iano oos Stiftungsfcit ocs
o@ermaniu Mdnnerdor Qamenpcrt
Gins" inn @otel YeBler itott.
Sic MGnnerdJ0rlcr bnben fiji
Counting glbcltO, 0en I. 5ebrltnr, cine
Muiifdliihc llnterbaltung atf oeni
Yrogrnnm.
Sir @ontng, ocn 16. 5ebruar
madt oieicr &crein meitgcbenoe Ser.
anitaItungeu fir ben groBen Masfcn.
ban in ser Nlten Mfoionic Saae. "a.
rum made iiA ieoer 0cutide bercit
babel su ieinl
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
yNmbpert Some.

Bum geiten OeS u&ilppert Some"
faito am Mittmo9 9[beno in Der San
gerbunobalIc Elm @ud)re itatt. ser Iif
zines 0iemIid guten 8eiudeS 3n or.
freren bate. Dos Gomite, beltebenr
aus ben 0omcn 6roig1 e@roin Sral
8acius, 6rou Dopis, Grau Rambler.
Grai Stol5[ 6rou Appid iino SRI
50. 4nnoer, bate Onfiir geiorgt, Saf
Iid ieoer gut umterbieIt. 9en eriter
Nreis erbieIt Serr @ogeIiang, nnt
8ipar cincu groBen 8ierfrug nit G
Oa3u p~aiicnOen fIeinen ariigen.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
Nms Oenti9en Sereinen.
.Walhinntpn sanaerbnmS1

Das 4onsert, oas ole @ous- mo
iuneen Talente Oes S~1ngerbunos am
febten Sonntag goben, ertpies lid ols
ein boiler @rfolg. IaerOings bate
Iid Der @oritonO iomobl ME @ros
feIior @ilmpreht Die gr0Bte Vtiibe
gegeben, ole Mitglieoern ous Bette ST.
bieter, erIterer, in0em er periuhspei-
Ie 0as 4onsert tpieoer am Sonntag
peronltaltete, leBterer, inOem er cil
portrefflides @rogramm 5uiommer-
Iteute. llnO liebe oo, Die Belobnilng
bIie6 nidt aus. 0iht gefiiat war
bic Sole, uno Die inugen uno dltereli
Rinitler nno &iinitlerinnen tateu ibr
8eltes. Das Experiment 5eigte lid
ais gelltngen uno gab Dem Direftori-
hum ben Miit mieoer, Den IS infolge
Des perriidten ShanfgeleBes icborl
aufing al perlieren. 5riid uno mum
ter erIdalte Oas critic Gborlie0 s&edi
ruf" BON s.. 36aner uno prddDtlg
Iangen sic glftipen Oas 5Deite, Oas
liebe aIte 2ie0 uMHL mic it's moglid
oonn~. Serr 3eoeder lang lcin 90
10 nit letter, florer Stimme, nno EN-
ieoer frellte Iid, onB Ser Singer.
buno li6 cine iolhe @eiangsfrait cr-
aoaen bat. Mud SRI. GbriItine Nor
oentped long nit nniprehenOcr 90
pronItimme, uulO 5eigte cine oerorti-
ae Siherbeit, oaB man glauben tenn.
te, Oas Muitreten anf Der 8ibne &c.
bore AT ibren t6gliden @eDobnbel-
ten. Stud SEER "copper", Der oos prdt.
tiae ,Das Saioegrab" BON SeEler
iona, peroieut ales Sob. Seine on
eenebme garitonitimme purOe Der
Competition in jeOer Sinii6t gerebt.
Dit oielem @usorud uno groBem
muiifalil6em @efiibl uuO &onner
brahte SRI. Mlice 8erliner 5peI Nla-
noItiide gum @ortrng: 0Yapiaon" b.
@rieg unO Oas iebr ihpere DBrelltOe
IN 6 iborp~ BON @aHmaninoff. 9as-
lcIbe IGBt li6 BON Den beioen Barl-
tonioIos oes Scrrn g. Sbiaing ia
aelt. Des MeiIters T61terlein, SRI
Senriette @umpredt, ihmeidelte lif
nit ibrcm IiiBen 5opran in Die Scr
3eu ser Scorer elm. llno aIle Die an.
bern, 6rl. Margoret Seniep, Serr y.
@auan, 6rau 6reo. Slice, @errM. Wia-
0iQau, SEER Conrad @idter uno lali
but not leaIt SEER 8. y. Nturrar
Itenten li9 Sen oorber @enamter
ebenbiirtig an Sfe Seitc. Sic ale &C.
fielen 10 iebr, oaB iie lid 5u 3ligabcl
periteben mlBten. &llr5, eS mar en-
ifoner, erfolgreider Abeno.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
0cutIdcr GentraIOcrbanO I'M 9iitrifl
Columbia.

GrGlioent Wlartin @ieganO bat Die
~folgeuoen Scrrcn au oos y@reciitip.
4omite" fir 1914 %ernannt: Sobr
9IIt, @rnIt Nmelung. W.N. geaupero.
@uitop Bender, Charles @entbcim.
George S. 8cBler, Otto 9ordaroing
WlihaeI 9ieb, aarl Samuel, George
@duBIer, g(lfrcG arieg, 9(oolpb 2epp.
Soiepb Nobmer, 6ran5 9fom, @oli-
gang gaudodidcl. S(llg. Shmiot, 8
@eber, Senrp @ebrenberg, Soiepl
@erf. Martin 8iegono, @m. @ieQ-
mann, Soiepb @onOrad.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
eanaerbnnO mnS Grims aarneOaI.

DieIer bobe Serr bat Die N6liGlt
Sen v@aIbington SdngerbunO" On
Montog abeuo, Sen 8. 6ebruar, 81
beluden, uno er fat Der W1itglisS'
IfDoft Ioldes fund uno 5u miiien &c.
tan. Die 8orbereitungcn iinO, Lii(
imner in tiihtigen 5dnoeu, uno Biz
Mitglieof6oft erwartet audi benz Ie.
NAB Ole gr0Bte Narretei.
Nm nG1iten Montag, ben 26. >
&C., giebts i'm Sduger6iino Masfei.
ban.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
..gednifer WcreinH.

0os Di~reftorium ocS Notionol
N1uielrms, in~sbeionoere Serr s. 8
2emton, ser @oriteber Der Scrtiloh
tei[unq, botteu Dem Gidniferuerein
ole qroBe 9crgiinitigung 8ltteil wcr-
Sen loiiefL ibm Die Sertilabteilul9
eigens SIT 5eigsn nno 5u erfldren. e.
6attcn lid) oenn am Snnntag @ormIts
tag elm SGufleim 9ednifer nit ibrct
Gamer uno SrelnOen cingcinnoc1
un0 nabmcn inter ser Iiibrltug 0eS
Serrn 2epton Sic glbteilililg in AiI-
aenifein. SIS mar oeS Sltereiialte,l
piel, mas lie 81 ieben befalneiL nll0
ais am Sdluiic Ser 8eiidtiaitng
Or. 9ortid, Der @rdiioent oeS Ser
ems, cine fur5e Aniprahe belt nio
Serrn BENTON oonfte, Dob er Den
Weiuhern alien Die glitgen ge0ffnet
mo Tie uaes oas Sntetellante babe
icbeu laiien mo oaB iie alle poa lltN
goa5 Den Gormittag geuoiien bdttclL
Da 6atte er ans olIer Ser3en geipro-
den. ltn0 es mar mirflid lebensDert
getpeIen. 90 fonnte man Die SerItel-
ll4n9 BON Seine BON Mnbeginn nerfol-
gen. Ga tporen 5ltcrit sic Seiosl-
miirtner, bon oeiten 1000 n0tig linS
Inn / Efilno Seioe 81 fabri8ieren.
Wan fonnte ferier oas Qcben oeS
@urmes perfolgen, oes miloen 10.
tDobl pie oes ge5iihteten. Damn fer.
ner oie Gocons. oos Abipinnen Der
ieIben lt1o oos @eben. Damn lab
man Die perlhieoenen Seioen BON
China ult0 SapaiL bon 0eren fir ct
ma$20,O0O,OO bier importiert miro.
llno Damn enoIid anoere Yro3ciie Der
Sei0e, oos Drnden, 0as 51rben mo
Oie perIdieOenen Nrten, pie Sei0ell-
iammt, gelourS, Itlns, Brofatiammt
uno Sei0enbrofat. Damn Die Nallnl-
wonabteiluitg, oie 9aumuoafnpieln.
0as Spinnen, SpuIen uno @eben
ser 9aumtpoIle, Die perihieoeiien g[r.
ten Yoilmmole, Den lltlterifie0 BON
9oummoae, ). 9. Ser BON SEQ SIS
lano uno ggDpten. Sprr 2cpton COB
aiid einen filr8en biitorifden llebei-
Bid iiber @aitmpolle, mo iie 5tlcrit
gepflnn3t uno bon mem uno mic lie
lid Die @eIt erobert. Sod b~efrieoigt
uno oanfbor iHieoen sic 9clu6er.
Der ngefnifer-@ erein~ belt am
Weittmoh .Nbeno cine fur5e @eihdfts-
flung nb rnO uertagte iih Oanu, Inn
morgen Nahmittag $50 I'M Sonle
ieiles Hr6iioenten Or. 9nrti1 Sulnm-
men 81 fommeL iuoielbit Elm ab5ll-
baltcnoes aoitiimfeit beiprodeu mer-
ben ioa. Or. 9artid, Ser iid ais
Trdiioent Oes oEehnifcr @ereinS~
poblper0ient uno betp1hrt bat. Fat
aud einen iebr gllten Nanen IN Der
@elebrtentuelt. Gin pie aeillHter unO
geiH1Bter Mann er lit, gebt oarous
berpor, oaB er iiingitbin gum Yriiis
benton Ser Biological Socictp sum
gi5eprdiioenten Der @nibineton 9(ca-
benin Of Sciences uno 5llm gi5cprG-
fi0enten 0es 3e0eroI ShooImems
Club getpdblt mur0e.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24

~oaerbelter Sroning befitnoel fpilr-
ben.
Ser BON Seftctdr M%leiniuoer ans.
~gearbeitete SabresbcriAt lag Dor mo
Aob in Detail bic Dfitalieoihaitsdn4
berllng, @%inuobmelL glus9aben riw.
an. 9urd Die lebtereu lit Elm Gciit
sit BON $1,000 beiAaifll. GieieS,
tpetn altd1 u~nbeoeliteno, 8eigt micOer,
Dab Gronfen- mo Sterbefaiien nidi
BON Den 9eitrdgeL Anflogcn uiw
leben nod floriercn fonnen, ionrerl
ailf Nebeneimlabmerl, mie YGac, Gif-
nifs uip. iib oerlallcn miiiiet.
Ser 8erein bat ein ih0nes Siimm
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24

Dos Mint 10 Sabre innc BOT.
tc, mo cine @ieoerpobl ab.
lebntc,
s. Meiuiuger, Sefretdr; bcgimi
Icinen "a. 2ermin.
6inon5.aomite: Sonis9aner, Gor.
iiber; s. Sell. 6. Sobu 6. @rom.
lid.
Na6nentrdger: 5ero. Tiegelmon,
mieoergepGblt 1bomos Support,
@eurn Nutb.
0elegas 5rm Gcutihen @aiien-
bous: s. amelimg, eiuitimmia mic
oer9eludblt.
0elegat Sum Central erbauO: s.
5Hutrumpt 6. 9lmeIrng, 5. @ram-
lid.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
oSciIen0armFaOtcr lIntcrtHtunaS.
@erciu".

Der oSeienoormltooter l~lntcritiit.
lnqsperein~ belt ieine Sobrcsucr.
lomulluag in geBIers Saae am lee.
ten Mittpoh, sen 81. 5. W.. ob.
GieieIbc mar auBerorOentlid ali. ,
ludt, iiber 90 Seiien iparcu anne.
ieuo. Zen goriis iiibrtc @rdiioeni
Souis Bauer If. gtls ncues N}it.
elieO muroe eriudbIt uno ciu0efiibri
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24

lden I'M 9aupsrein lieaen ulo 3abltc
an 9rnnfcn- mo g~otengeloern I'M
2nufe oes Sabres $4,000 ans. Der
8eridt mar iorgfdltia uiosflar ais
gearbeitet, mic aleS. mas bon oiciem
'9errn Sefretdr fonlmt. Die Scr.
Iammlitng CAB ibm oenn and Elm
9a~nfespotilm Ilis Der 9eamteir.
pobl gingen bcrOor:
GlHil Spain, @rdiioent; on StcIlq
bon Souis Bauer;
Senrp Meber, @i3c.Er1ii0ent;
Noam 0ie1clmaL Sdnbmeiltcr,
al StcIle bon So6n Antll Ser
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24

8. youer fem. Sbra p,dfoent.
2eonaro o. Selmig, ein So6n Ocs
Seiien mo oltea Mitalieoes Geo.
Selwig. @s lit iHon 3u iebeL wenr
Iolhc Siinglinge, bier gc6orcll, lid,
ioldsn Tereineu anl1licBen. sc,
uSeiienOcrein" bat cine itattl Hc3abi
iullger Nmeritauer 3. q. Ole S6biC
&errn .gtic Autb's, Sobn "a, 0ew.
s.. 9lnton, George mo 1rnuf. Gin.
Ilttcgluig, cin @aittett 5tt pcranitol.
ten murOe nieOcraeltimmt.
9ns 9fepiiipnsfomite. 0aiicu Scr.
liter SEER q. 0ieaelmam 1T, 6crid,.
tetc, CAB sic Bidder oes 5datmci.
tiers unO Sefret1rs uutqrfuht um0 III
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
Saienpfeffer!
81. Saeniid,
90. CAB 9-straRe, @.-@.
Wn, 9cQ Qoac ylo. 5.

<CHl. LEU IUyt wv. ".
Ole @m. Eel Soae go. 8, =. 8.
|.&. of g., bate am 0onnerstag, oefl
10. 5. Nc, in ibrem @ereinslofnl gro
DISCRIMINATING, an Der auBerorOenti
lidD piele @lieoer teilnobmen. gfod,
Grleoiglmg Ser iibliden @eid1fte,
3oblrung Oer&ronfengeloer uip. giuo
man al Die offi5ieae Ginfiibring oer
geamten. SEQ. Wiiaer il. poa3og IN
glbpelenbeit Des 9iitrift Slprem.
&ommanoeurs Carl GgoIf Die Gerc.
monte ais @roBfomm1noeilr ii
niiroiger @eiie. Die foIgcnoen &c.
amten wur0en uereioigt;
@r-&ommanoeur: anrl gld)tcrfirhcn I,
aommanoeur &orl Sonmcl;
Ii3e-&ommanoeur: Eanl Micoel;
Erdlat: Safob Shiling.
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SdaBmeiiter: Ssacob 6. @rii0qcr;
@offenmeiiter: Sac. @ir5;
Slniere @ade: Ybil. Cities;
9leuBcre @ahe: Ghriit. 9eilitcin.
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Ole aaergiinitigite, ionic aid bic itct0
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mite bat iebr tiidltig oorgeorbsitet.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24

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tagte, linn elmer GinIdoung bon 8r.
@enrD @aBmann 81 cinem miinocr-
barren 9oienpfeifer 81 fOIgen.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24

90 KILLER @ros. @onocIbiI.
Ser Gbeoter.
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SGgIi6 meme SiI6er.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24

WeiaISeue Gdweinsfn5deI, rcinites
GdmaIs, ale @irte.
@iblers, 532 Center Mnrft
umO Is Niggs Martt.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-06
Moose Dance,

M0o8e Dance.
 The regular Saturday night dance given by the Moose will be given at Moose hall. Fine music and excel lent lunch served at midnight.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-06
Mrs. Fiske In Tess.

The appearance of Mrs. Fiske, Americas greatest artiste, in motion pictures marks another epoch in the history of film progress. "Tess of the D'Urbervilles," Thomas Hardy's in- spired story, made famous on the stage by Mrs. Fiske's glorious DOT trayal and just recently produced by the Famous Players Film Company, is one of the greatest subjects ever produced in motion pictures. The pow erful combination of one of the fore most actresses of the day and the most noted work of a famous novel, ist should serve to place the Famous Players on a more important plane than it has ever before occupied. This production is the first of the Thirty Famous Features a Year" scheduled for release on the Famous Players extended program. At the Orpheum tonight at o'clock. Ad. mission soc.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-06
CALIFORNIA WET
 BY 15O,OOO VOTES

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-The amendment to the state constitution to make this state dry was defeated by 15O,O0O votes. The big vineyard interests fought hard against the measure and the customary rural dis trict vote for prohibition was not forthcoming from the southern sec tion of the state and consequently the northern half was outvoted by the cities and the vineyard sections.
 Under a provision of the constitu tion the question of wet and dry Cal ifornia cannot be voted upon for eight years, so this state will remain wet that length of time unless the consti tuition is changed, which is not likely
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-06
MANY STATES
 ARE NOW DRY

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The Pro- hibition League has announced that fourteen states are now dry and that more will be added each year to the list. The advocates of nationwide prohibition and of the manufacture and sale of intoxicants expect to make a determined effort at the next cleo tion to have the plank for prohibit tion made part of the Republican and Democratic platforms. Missouri is expected to be added to the dry states as soon as the legislature meets, as the members of the state Legislative body are pledged to close up all saloons.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-06

Nubone Corsers. Try Mrs. St. Marie's for one of those Nubone eorsets. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-06

Two Democratic Senators From Mon.
 tana. BUTTE, Nov. 6.-Two Democrat ic senators were elected from Mon- tana.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-06

One dollar clocks soc at Plant & Co.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-06
BASKET BALL
 GAMES GOOD Large Crowd Watch interesting Games At Skating Rink-vaI-
 dez Won Easily.

As the sporting editor had not re- covered from last Tuesdays episode was informed it was up to the re- ligious editor to report the basket ball game at the skating rink last night and proceeded to do so. The games were good, both of them, although, naturally enjoyed the game between the young ladies the most. They were well matched team, having about the same number of blondes and brunettes on each side, and as to playing the were good and were both adept at missing the baskets, in fact that seemed to be their prin- cipal occupation. However, coming down to the actual playing the White team, consisting of Misses Coles, Kel- sey, Ingram, Heath and Mesdames Brenneman and A. F. Sullivan, play ed little better game than the Blue team, consisting of Misses Spence, Fish, Una North, Esther North, Mill Ter and Keesler.
 | The White team had the ball in action most of the time, but were kept from making the basket continually. :, There was considerable fouling on both sides, and it was Miss Spence's ability to toss the ball into the bas- ket from the foul line that won the game for the Blues, as she made two baskets to her opponents one. At the end of the first half Mrs. Bren- neman retired from the field of ac- tion and Mrs. Sullivan took her place. holding down the floor in good shape and making an excellent impression. The game was an interesting one in every way, and was finally won by the Blues two to one.
 But say, you should have seen the way the Valdez team of men played all around the Fort Liscum team. There was nothing to it. The playing of the Valdez team was simply great and they have the passing of the ball and throwing to basket down to a science. The Fort Liscum team were away in the air when 1t. came to keeping the ball on the move. When ever one of them would get it he would throw it at the first scantily dressed men he could see and trust to luck it was one of his teammates, which it generally wasn't.
 Snyder, captain of the Liscum team, played by far the best game for his side and his throw to basket in the latter part of the first half was an exceptionally pretty throw. For the Valdez team Bush and Obert were the stars, Obert also making a long, distance throw to the basket in the first half of the game. Towards the end of the game Sailing was knocked out in a collision and was succeeded by Keel, who played strong game. l The score is as follows:
 First half, Valdez ............... 16 First half, Liscum ............... 6 Second half, Valdez .............. IS Second half, Liscum ............. 1
 Final score: Valdez, 34; Fort Lis cum, z.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-06

Democratic Governor for Minnesota. ST. PAUL, Nov. 6.-Hammond, the Democratic candidate for governor,
 won by plurality of 25,000, but fail ed to carry with him the Democratic state ticket, which lost to the Repub- 1ican party.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-06
Wood! Wood! Wood!

Sawed alder wood. $3.75 per rick; two ricks, $7.5O; IA or 16-inch lengths, delivered at your back door. See Jesse Crawford. Phone 117. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-06

See Tod Winter TOT your watch and jewelry repairing at B. Winters store
 All work guaranteed. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-06
OREGON DRY
 BY BIG VOTE Democratic Governor In Minnesota, But All of Republican State Ticket Elected.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 6.-Oregon has gone dry by a vote of fully 25,- 900. The brewery interests have given up hope and concede that the Prohibitionists have carried the state. They will, however, start at once to prepare for the next campaign, when they hope to have the law repealed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-06

Roger Bros. 1847 silverware and sterling silverware at soc on the dol lar at Plant X Co.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-06

Two Republican Congressmen From
 Missouri
 ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Thwo Repub- lican congressman were elected from this state and thirteen Democratic members of the House.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-06

Thitry-five per cent. discount on diamonds and nuggets. Plant & Go.