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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-14
|GRIND Of DIVORCE MILL CAMERON STREET GRADE
Bank on North Side of Electric Rail
way to be Sloped by
Company.

AS will be seen by an ordinance
published elsewhere, the cut INTO
which outgoing electric trains plunge
1T Cameron and West streets is 10
he virtually eliminated, and condl-
.t;ons rendered more slightly at the
former confines of the city. This sec
zion, as was shown in the Gazette
few days ago, is now the centre
of Greater Alexandria, and during
the next few months massive and
modern high building will have been
constructed on the north side of the
railway track.
The ordinance which has been pass
ed by both boards of the City Council
and approved by Mayor Fisher ORG
mated from a communication which
was recently received by Council from
the chief engineer Of the electric
railway. The latter had previously
been in conference with the commit
fee on streets. The electric railway
will do the work at its own expense
in accordance with the terms Of az
ordinance passed by the City Coun-
ell March -, 1907.
The company will make a siXty-SlX
feed roadway from West street
to the former city limits.
The north bank Of the street will
be sloped by the railway company a
a grade Of 30 per cent. This work is
now rendered necessary by the cree
ton Of the new schoo! building. The
cut on the south side will be perpen-
dicular
The opening of Peyton street from
King to Cameron will, Of course. fol-
low the opening of Cameron street, but
the latter will necessarily run but one
square, by reason of the school build
ing. 1t will probably in the future
be continued northward from Queen
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-14
THE SURPRISE THEATRE

The Heart of Maryland" a five
part motion picture production with
Mrs. Leslie Carter in her original role
comes to the Surprise Theater on next
Tuesday. For the making of this
big picture. twelve hundred soldiers.
several thousand civilians. sixty prin-
cipal actors and three hundred and
fifty horses were used. A church
built and completely equipped and
then demolished by explosion and fire.
1t is one Of the most thrilling screen
productions to date and has been re-
ferred TO by New York newspapers
as the screens biggest production.
II was selected above all others tc
open the New York Hippodrome,
March Goth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-14
VERDICT FOR $4,000.
Suit Outcome of Death Of Boy From
Coming in Contact With
Live Wire.

In the Circuit Court for the City,
Judge Thornton, the jury today re-
turned verdict for $4,000 for the
plaintiff in the suit OF J. W. Hung
phries, administrator of Melvin +.
Humphries, VS.. the Alexandria County
Lighting. Company. Last fall young
HUMPHREYS while at the old FayetSe
street railway depot came in CONTACT
with ah electric wire, alleged to he
long TO the defendant company, aed
was killed. The suit was entered for
$4,000 damages. Counsel for the
defense moved that the verdict De set
aside, but this was overruled, when
an appeal to the Supreme Court OF
Appeals was noted.
The jury was composed of J. A. Mar
shall, Emmett l.. Finks, William Baa-
der, Max Rosenfeld. Charles W. How
ard. T. Calvert Perry, J. H. Trimyer,
a. S. Doniphan, c. Conway Brawner.
A C. Uhler, George W. Bontz, and
John Fl. Merchant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-14
PLAYGROUND OPEN JULY LIST.
Contributions Received by Organiza-
lions to pay Expenses

a meeting Of the Fairgrounds COM
mittee Of the Parents Teachers As
sociation was held on Wednesday
night at the residence of Mrs. T..
Clifton Howard Directors were elect
cd and financial statement was made
Nv the treasurer, Taylor Burke.
The following contributions were
acknowledged: Robert S. Jones, SiU;
Mrs. John Leadbeater. So; Mrs. T..
E. Howard, 81: J Van Schowenberg,
s.; j. H. CriIly, 81; Gardner L..
Rothe, 50: K. w. Ogden, 81; + +
Lawler, 81; Mrs. {. r. Davis, 81;
Mrs. ". a Smoot. sr. 81: Dr.. Cliff
ton King. 81; Dr.. Edgar Snowdcn. 81,
Mrs. George K. Hill 81: per month,
The Fairgrounds will open on July
st under most suspicious conditions.
The committee is greatly in need or
many articles OF equipment, Such us
swings, hammocks, games, etc, and
donations Of these articles or cash
sent to the treasurer, Taylor Burke.
care Burke and Herbert's bank, Will
oe greatly appreciate.
The playground association did j
sr"nJid work last .,eaI through tn:'
appropriation of city council and the
generous support Of the public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-14
Two Husbands Freed From Wives
And Two Wives From
Husbands

Four divorces were granted by
the courts of Alexandria yesterday.
In the Circuit Court Rose Lee Lu-
cas- was granted divorce from her
husband, Eugene Clinton Lucas. She
was represented by Attorney Gardner
L. Boothe,
William Young was freed from his
wife, Amy Victorine Young. Attor-
ned r. 3. Washington represented the
plaintiff.
In the Corporation Court Charles
Tinny was divorced from his wife
Dora Tinny. He was represented by
Attorney Samuel G, Brent.
Emma. Riley Nails was granted q
divorce from her husband, Jackson n
Nails. She was represented by At
torney Robinson Moncure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-14
NOTICE RED MEN.

Seminole Tribe and Osceola Tribe
Of Improved Order Red Men. will meet
at hall Of Osecola Tribe on Sunday
evening. May 18th, at o'clock r
NJ. to observe Memorial Day. Amer
lean Indian Guard Band will act as
escort. All members of both tribes
are requested to meet at Elks' Hall at
: ?. VI. sharp. Services at NJ. F..
Church South.
14-2t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-14
SHAD SEASON 4 FAILURE.

According to reports that have
reached Baltimore, the upper Bay
shad and herring industry this season
has been IL failure. Workmcn re-
turning from Havre de Grace and
Port Deposit. where the fishing was
conducted, say that this has been one
Of the worse seasons experienced 10y
fishermen in that locality. The sea-
son, they say, has hardly been of three
weeks duration and those engaged in
the business have suffered severe
monetary loss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-14
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

F.. This is to emphaticalIy deny the
iumor being circulated that the Stea-
mer Volunteer will discontinue ser
vice between Washington D. G.. and
Proctors and the intermediate points
after July LIST. As advertised this
boat will be kept in service for twelve
months each year, except when pre-
vented by weather conditions. The
:umor has no foundation whaievcI
and is undoubtedly put out for damag-
ing effect.
4 CHESAPEAKE
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
{. II. ST. JOHN
fice-Prcs. < Gcn'l Mgr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-14
COMING
The Diamond From The Sky
RICHMOND THEATRE
Tuesday. May 18th

"On account of my confinement IT.
the printing office | have fer years
been chronic sufferer from indi-
gestior and liver trouble. A few
weeks ago ! had an attack that was
50 severe that was not able TO go
to the case for ,wo days. Failing tc
get any relief from any other treat
ment ] took three of ChamberIain's
d new man writes II. G.. Bailey:
Editor Carolina News, Chaplin, S.
C. Obtainalhe everywhere.
Tablets and the next day felt like
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-14

Miss Lila Waller Barrett enter
tanned at luncheon today in honor OF
Mrs. Frank Mccormick, of Berry
Vile, Va, and Mrs. Packard, of Cen
eva, New York. Her guests were
Mrs. Louis Scott, Mrs. Wallace Lind
sey, Mrs. Taylor Burke. Mrs. Percy
Evans, Mrs. vii liam Bryant, Mrs
Robert S. Barrett, Miss Mamie
Jones and Miss Daisy Johnson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-14

Tablets and The next day feIt IKE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-14
;lA And PERSONA
leresting News Notes About People
of MISUNDERSTANDING
in Society.

Arthur A. Paul, of this city, has
been appointed, provincial fourth
grand steward of the United States,
of the Royal Order of Scotland. This
is a Masonic organization, limited to
members who are thirty-second de-
gree Masons. There are six members
residing in Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-14

Furs, Wearing Apparel, Fabrics, Rugs, Draperies,
Hangings Curtains, Blankets, etc
Stored and insured against moths, loss damage Of
any kind at reasonable rates The receipt given each
customer guarantees absolute security for any article
we accept
We hope everyone will avail themselves Of our stand
ing invitation to inspect these vaults.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08
sl,ttomobil Ren,,en.
9le tia pieOer sieger in
@1icagp.

Gbicaso, Z. slug. 9ario Gelfa,
Der cine frul15Dlilhe gar sur State bon
.1O2.S5 Dteilen in Ser 5tunbe trieb,
9eipanl1 beute bas 100 Meilenrel1nen
bier llnb l6uf einen neuen 8efurb fin
5Siele 9iltan5 nit 5s Minllten 54 @ez
Itlllben. Ser friibere1 8efprb auf berz
ielben 8abu, 1 gtunDe lno 2s gefl1nz
ben, Doer 99.O5 Meile11 in Ser Gtlr1be,
ipuroe bon Horporoto I'M lesten Stunt
.gelduffen
3tpeiter Nhn1 inar garl Cooper
init 50 Mil, 80 ltnb srii,,teS 55snh 8u
man NIT 1 shu1pe 1.22. Cooper per@
lpr 81 Sefnnben ourd] oas glaBen
etnes feifens, ionlt bate Ell Heltu pielz
Ieibt eeidlasen.
garneb Slbfielb bate Mo1bi11enz
trllbel lr1o gab bas Nennen auf, al5
.er 90 Meeilen gertadt hate.
3lpei 1obesfaIIe in 9es
80 . ines, Ealma 5teger.
9es % . nes. Z. slug. 9as 5oOz
Neilen slutunobtl 9erbp lpurbe
bente gfadmittag bon HalpG Sc SAL
ma III 3 Stlulben 2S Nlirltten 80 5eS
fllnoen gelppnnen. 8aIpb 03uIipro mar
Der 5ipeite unb @bbie 89onneIl Ser
brittle Main.
Soc Cooper fam in ser SO. Hllnbe su
Sobe, als Tim ein 91eifen plaste ltno
ieine Gar ltmIhlug. CT erlitt einen
Sd)ahelbrl6 unb lpar falt augenblidz
lid tpot, icin 0tedanifer 2puis 9iel
ipltroe idiper perlest.
Gin 5lpeiter llnfau ereignete lidl
nabe Sem g6lltile bes 9ienne1ls, ais
8illp Chambers Gar gegen sen 3au11
frad]te, lppbei Chamber llnS lei1 Wez
danifer Nlorris g. 8eeler tDbtli6e
8erlcbun9cn erlitten. &eeIer ltarb bellz
te Nbenb 8 llbr I'M 6oipital.
Ser 3ultanN bon gbarbler inipie
bon Yiel, SEM Mdunifer gpppers,
tpirn bon benNer5ten fir tritilh ertlart.
Soc Cooper ipar einer Ser Iinserel1
Rcnnfabrer, erlt 4 Sabre I'M @elddft,
"a Sabre alt lmb in Dpl1ngstolpll,
|S6in, 9cbpren. gr mar lnperbeiratbet
|ltnb fei,1 Gerlnanotcr pes befnnnten
Nenufabrers Carl. Cooper.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08

yfaoerps aabinet, ipeldes sur seieblie
den l1e6erndhme oes 9lr1tes beredltiot
ipare, Jet 9eoro 8 scurain. Saale
gehpre Der in Ser 9tepp(utiun beiieoten
W@lnoerbett bon ,ulr 10 9sroseut bes
@olfes an ltnb ieine @ripa5lltng ipiirbe
ollie @rrungenldaften Ser Hepolutiolt
beretteln. st CLAUDE, baB Sic font.
Heglerung (ote bon GarrauSa) sl,r
gnerfenuns 6eredtiat lei. 9ieie glnerz
fennllng, obtpobl BON srebem @elpidt,
iperoe aber Bic 9fube nidt lofort 6er<
1telen. gs piirben bo5u nod ci1iae
N'onate nDt6tg iein, aber Sic slrbeit
Der Serlt6igung tonne inter ben guz
lpl5ien elmer Neeierln9. tpelde Sic sln=
erfennltns lu1o oen guten Gi(len Ser
Ser. Staaten fir iid babe, erfolgreih
fprtseleBt tperben unb es itebe nit
gutem @rltnoe 5u erbpffen, baB bieIes
@erf Dor Sa6residlub boaenbet iein
perDe.
Sic nad]iIen gdritte sur Serbeiz
filbrltng elmer gerltanoigung 5ipiIhen
Garron5a uno @illa lnb sur gripa6z
lung eines propiIoriIhen 9srdlibenten
iperoen 1ldcbIte 8od1e bon Ser panamez
rifaaiSd'en apaferels III gSefe sGort
ratben iperben
Gefr. Gaming beeab iid1 bette slbeno
IN @erbinbung nit Der n1erifaniIben
Gage nad Seem Yorf, mo ct norge,r
nit bem Sdabiefretdr Mcslboo s1=
iammentreffen lpiro, ser iih iebt in
leinen1 Spnunerbein in Nprt6 S5abe11,
Dfal., befil1oet. 9anlins miro Iontag
5urildfebren.
@abrenb Ser bielieen panamerifaniz
ld1en aonferen5 tpuroe oudl bie sSrage
Der 6inan6irlmg Ser in Merifo ein5u=
ridtenoen Hegierllng er1rtert rnb lpnz
Der 3lpeifel lperoen omerifalliIde Siz
'non5ters Sll fpnlultirer Iein, mas BON
Sefr. Wcslopp belorst iperben lpl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08
III e j.

8albingtpn. sefretar 2onlin9
fat ben gptldafter @eraro in gerlin
slnfrageu BEG. Ser 3mei
5amerif. Sell6iffe CANA unb @ico 8u
erbeberL Die bon beutI6en &reu8ern
na6 sipinen,iiube gebraGt lporoen
iinb, o6ipobl lie nab stodbolm be-
ltiln1nt lparen.
8erlin. 9oli5ei6ef @lalenapp bon
'aoln tit gum Gbef bes Yoli5eibepartez
ments Der eroberten 5tabt @arldau
ernan11t iporbe1l.
asaris. giner 511riner 9epeIde
oes Retit Sournal (5ipeifelbafte Guelz
le) 5ufol9e baben bie sStaliener ben
9spnte San Iidele erltiirrl1t, tpeIder
i8erg Die Stubt @orisa be6errldt uno
Der Sal oieier 9tabt, % 0aeilen noroz
tpeltlid bon Srief, tpirb iest (lpie idon
1Osn1ol fdlldli6 beridtet) ipieSer eil1z
NAL erlpartet
aonoon. @ieeer 6 britildje Si<
ld)erbopte, 9alnpfer uno sesler, iinb
tDellte bon peutlden II 8ooten per~
lellft ipprben.
4nb lpuroe Ser nit aonterba1lbe be-
labene odl1ild9e 9ampfer 6ans gnil
IN 8ralo geltedt. sme 0eannidaftel1
limb gerettet.
&op.enbogen. gerliner 9epe<
ie6en lagen, bab 9eutldlanb infolge
ibes Salles bon 8arldau Sabet lei,
10000 9&ann taslid bon Ser Dltlihell
nad Der lpeitliden Sront 5u tronsporz
tiren. gt1pa 100000 Marn loaen
IN ipeni8en @odeu 10 transportirt
Iiperben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08
selesrapbiide sspti5cu.
=. >HSltV.
9 aleball. sSn ser Ito II a !:
SSitt5burg 8, 6 9bilaoelpbia O, O.

5. . sluSiIi.
9 a alebalI. Sn Ser glational: !:
&itt5burg 8, 8 9bilaoelpbia 0, 0.
Chicago 3, Bolton 2.
ct. 2ouis 6, 8rooflpn 4.
Cincinnati 4, Stem yorf 5.
Sn Der q NJ Il a 2easue:
g5ep Dprf i ct. 2ouis 6.
HbiIabelpbia 1, 2 9etroit 4, s.
Bottom 2, 6; glebelann 0. 2.
8aibinston 2, Chicago 6.
Sn ner Seoerol 2eague::
@rooflnn 6, 2; Chicago 2, a.
@llffulo /, 4; Gittsburs 5. is.
g5elparf 4 aanias gitp 3.
Baltimore 5, ct. 2pllis 8.
sSn Ser 3 S 2iga:
Georia 4, 9ecatl1r Z.
Bloomington Guincb, Hegel1.
Gpdfpro /. N1pline 3.
Sreeport 0, 9apenpprt 6.
2ouis pilIe. Sn Der beutieeft
Hrilndrlpabl lpuroen Ser 9elupfrnt q.
6. Stal1lep, fril6er &ongreBmann, Ser
9tepublifaner 6. g. N5urroip lnb ser
Trogreliipe Sreo. S. 9rerler fiirs
@nllperneursalnt npn1i1irt. Stanlep
lie9tc nit iiber 10000 Mebrbeit lluo
letu Siea pirp als cine sieberIaee Ser
ltaatslpeiten Erpbibitipn betrad)tet
gti ~ a ltfee. 9ieb. ap5loipsfi,
Ser 5iilfsbilduf bon Nullpalfee, itarb
heltc Naht I'M ct SolepbsboIpital.
lpp er eine Operation beitanpen bate.
Seinc I'M San,lar 1914 erfolgte @r@
nennllng beenoetc einen 11eiabrigen
&nmpf ser biclieen Nulen I'M einen
giIdbof tbrer Nationalitat
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08

len 8aung lie noral uno inan3G mteriben pirSen Gar
ra5a bat m eno aud Srteoensfonrn5 erfart @rs
beb aber 5ugt Den nprd gegerlna alerfannt pb1
lple IsbanI prD 6rteoen penou gpnafeu hre(.
len onnen llnlere 9ieruns ent Garan5a @ beonsers
gefpogn ien sdlnes 9tto 9e Weoines -9me
sutos ur9agen Sniain eetobtet spei t6bt bereb
Die sooten lS Der Gennfabr S eeaner Mprz
rig &eeler ee snt Yro1ib Scr aen1dber @o1lber~
Yrimdr1pa6l.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08
Sage in &olen ttmQS nnflQr.
MmNem ioue,t nod Die 6itlide @oritaot @ra9a
AA balten.
lin Die 9entl9eu d.
!, aug lnb BET gerfolguus gu binoeru.
9emuad lit bic III,
&C md nid)t lit Siderbcit.

9reipi9c Sda ser gearep enbe nit bentldm gieg @
baben Die le gage anger gebaltcn ais
9aridat 9eutldc III Der pplniden 6atptob greier be-
grbt 9cutI baben on oas erite @5eorqiemsf
gclonn1cn Sic gimabme beaigt 8uon int
9orben gebt au omnp mb 9aburg Gbcil Ser gBer
SHopib Sen @etden 9erooab behoupet apar
tic cn picber binatsaeinbrnerft ppn Mber2 2obpn
@eriden babe 9euldcn ofnpc auf gcrSu eopnnen
gon Ser autro iaidn 5ont lts Gcprecr a6cn tp
Ser eir italiDes Il @pot 5erlt1rt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08
Gnelrniitbig.

sic baben ipegen ber ariess5eit bem
8elanglebrer Sbrer goebter 9etiinz
nist? 9as finoe i6 bodIt unrebt. sic
Seute lpollen oocb n,lb lebenl
Selbltbcritdnblie9! Ser arieg mar
ia alld mn n gpripanb. Danlit ic6 nal
II paar @o6en 8llbe I'M 6aule babe
. oas 5onorar sable i6 Dem Isanne
bein1lih meiter!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08
gSicb ,t1S 9srupijiune,,.

Gbicaao Z. Mltg. &il1opieb
3ufltlr 200. 5tiere $6.2O-1O.-
25; @ibe lllpo Ni,tber, $3.25-9.25; ;
&dl6er $7.50--11.25.
Sdpneine 3ufubr 10000. Set
81 $685. 50; 5unteilt $500 bis
$3.50.
9daie 8ufllbr 600. Selt
sll $6.1O-7.00; hammer $500 bis
.$940.
@ciliiael 1sc; ilr,ac Sii9ner
1617.
8lltter Creamery 90 24c.
gier - 15-17c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08
pie MdrTte
Grobnftc.

gbicaeo, Z. slltg. Neiaelr
1075s Sept, los 9eS.
&orn 747s Sept, ga Ies.
@aier 4O11s Sept, 40l4 3e5.
G'etreioe iiir 9aar:: geo. 2 rotber
s4inter 114-116; Sort 500. 2 so;
STANDARD @afer, alt. 60-62.
Goggelt llell 9eo. 2 95.
@erlte 72-SO.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08
9it L. 8. baben ibre aarten 9egeu
Mfertfo anfge0edt.
Sic betradten oie @epolutiom ais beenoet
oen nnr nod bon teinliden Standardization plen

sic nenen a nce srt ppn prppiem 9abenn puen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08
Aus Oct 8unbeSbauptltaotI
Gin g Drift boripdrts in
0l erifp.

@albington, Z. slug. sSn Ser
megifonilben Gage gibt es bel1te 5ipei
nidttge Gntlpicflunseu. gritens fat
Gen. Garran5a leiue 8ereitlpiaigfeit
erflart NIT Ieinen @egnern 5u elmer
Srteoensfonferen5 5lliannlen5lltreten
unp 5lpeitens baben Sic Ser. 5taatell
ibre Steaung offi5ieu lpie folgt er<
fldrt:
l. SAB lpeber Garransa nod cine
anoere nlilitdrii6e Suftion in Merifo
oas 2anO be6errld)e ober als Sieger
betradtet tperben fpnne.
2. SAP Der lpsrflid)e 3ircd ser 9fez
bplntion lbor bot iiber eiuen1 Sabre
init benl Gtur5e bes 9iftators Souerta
.erreidt ipllroe uno oaB ser ieitberise
5aber lll1r Saftionsitreitigfeiten be-
truf unb feine eigentlibe 9aepplntipn
mar.
8. SAB Sen. @iua, pbipobl fi11an5is
clf ae|hmadit ,1aA Il n i,oi1stiger Snftpr
in ben nerifaniidlen slngclegenbeitell
ilf, nit bem gerednet iperben n1llb.
4. SAB bie logennnntel1 uGiel1tifiz
cos" nidt IN oas Hroblen1 (ber 6riez
bensfonferenseu) ein5uihlieBen leier,
ipeil bieies Clement nit Sem @tur5e
5nertas als allsgeldaltet gu betrndz
ten lei.
5. 9aB Ser sroBere She'll bon @eegiz
10 nidlt in Srieoer 1ebt, lpie Gorru115a
bebauptet, neil nie &dmpfe in bielen
I2anbestbeilen npdl fortoauern bon
Sebuai1tepec I'M 5iioeu big sim 9iip
@runoe i'm 9iorben ltno npn Geraerlt5
I'M Often big N1aSatlon am 9acific.
6. 9us erlte SIT l0leroe ASroblen1 IN
Ser @ienerberltellung bes Srieoens lit
Sic grlpdblltng eilles sNonnes sum
prpbiiorild1en Eraiioenter, Ser Sic Sa<
he Ser llrlpriinglideu geooIlttion eez
gen 6uerta pertritt, ser aber 1idyt
nptbipenoieer @eile ei1ter oer iesisen
frie9erilder 6uftinue11 angebDren mus.
Ser pbise 1ln,rib bilhet Sic erite
autbentilhe 9arltellltng Set @runblaz
ge, uuf ipeld)er oie Ser. Stauten pnrz
geben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08

gice &rdliSent 0aarl6au be-
fiiriportet Elm geIet sur NbIdafflng
bes ginbcltrihs. Gin nerartiges @ee
leb beltebt leit bielen tallienb Sabren:
n2iebc oeinen 9sa6lten !pie bid .lelbtl"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08
garrau ; SC . t e.

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08

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Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-04
VILLA! LOSES A 7 '. THOUSAND MEN
Relieved to Have Abandoned Attempt to Capture Mexican Border
 Town of Agua Prieta.

DOUGLAS, Ariz., Nov. flight ing of a desultory nature was kept up yesterday and last night by General Villas troops against Agua Prieta, the Mexican border town across the line from Douglas. It is authentically reported that Villas forces suffered the loss of one thousand men since the engagement began last Sunday.
 The attacking army has apparently abandoned the attempt to capture the town and have withdrawn to the south and it is believed that Villa now recognizes the futility of attack ing the Carranza forces while they can secure unlimited stores of muni- tions from the United States.
 During the fighting yesterday a number of Douglas citizens were in- jured by bullets from the Villa forces in the attack against Agua Prieta, and the United States troops were held in readiness for instant action to engage in the battle should the firing become general into Doug las.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-04
Byron's Pet Geese.

Italian geese figured in the long sue cession of pets Byron kept at one time or another. The Countess Guiccioli told Lord Malmesbury that, with all his abuse of England, Byron when in Italy insisted on keeping up old GUS toms in small things, such as having hot cross buns on Good Friday and roast goose on Michaelmas day. This last fancy led to q grotesque result. After buying goose and fearing 1t might be too lean he fed 1t every day for month previously. so that the poet and the bird became so mutually attached that when Sept. 20 arrived he could not kill it, but bought another and had the pet goose swung in cage under his carriage when he travelled
 After four years he was moving about with four geese. ."-London Chronicle