davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-04-10
Alpf Hfpf Hurrahl"

Hip! Hip! Hurrah!" our modern
yell Of delight Is said to have An
ancient origin. The word hip" ID
supposed to be composed Of the fni-
tial letters Of the Latin phrase Hero
solyma est perdita,' meaning "Jerusa-
lem 10 destroyed" the =" in hip be-
ing substituted for the e" In "est' -
When the German knights were par
scouting Jews IN the middle ages they
are said to have run shouting Hip.
hip" as much ss to ~ Jerusalem 10
destroyed. Hurrah IL said to be from
the Slavonic ''hu-raj." meaning to par.
sdise Hence. hip. hip. hafrah"
would mean Jerusalem 10 lost, we asU
IN the way to paradise"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-04-10
Notice of Adjustment Day

Estate of John N. Osborn. Deceased.
Tie undersigned, having been appointed Ad-
ninistratrix Of the Estate of John NJ. Osborn,
late of the County Of Clear Creek, in the State of
'olorado deceased, hereby gives notice that she
will appear before the County Court Of said lear
Creek ounty at the Court house in Georgetown,
IN said tounty. on Monday, the 26th day of April
\. D. 1915, at the hour of One O'Clock p. NJ. of
aid day. at which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and requested to
attend for the purpose of having the same ad-
Jus ted,
All persons indebted to said estate are reques-
ed to make Immediate payment to the under
gned.
Dat'd at Idaho Springs, Colorado. this 1st day
Of April, A. d 1915.
ELLEN S. OSBORN.
Administrators OF the Estate of John NJ. Osborn,
Deceased
r. L. COLON,
Attorney
First Pub. Apr. 3, 1915
Last Pub, Apr, "a, 1915
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-04-10
WELCOME NEWS Fer
LOCAL PEGP...

People in this town will be glad t
hear that the mixture of simple bucH
thorn bark, glycerine, etc, known a
Adler-i-ka, can be obtained at ou
store. This simple remedy becam
famous by curing appendicitis and i
has been found that JUST A SINGL1
DOSE relieves sour stomach, gas c.
the stomach and constipation T.,
STANTLY because it drains off sue
a surprising amount Of old foul MAJ
ter from the body.
h. A. ELLIOTT, Druggist.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-04-10

First Pub. Apr. 3. 1915
Last Pub. Apr. "a, 1915
The Washington times., 1915-09-11
HUGH A: McMULLEN
For Comptroller

TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF WASHINGTON:
respectfully solicit your support in the Democratic, ,pr-
mary election to be held September IA, 1915 was born in
Aegany County in December 1859; became errand boy
store in 1870; later given cerkship the wages
ceived by being very small | work in the coal
mines at Lonaconng in 1875 continuing in this pursuit until
December, 1879. Colorado the beginning of
$780, worked in the silver mines of that State for years.
returned to Maryland and with my brothers, began business
in small way at Mount Savage, Allegany county Have
been moderately successful and engaged in the
camille business at Cumberland Md; mining and shipping
coal in Kentucky; director in Fidelity Savings Bank
Frostburg vice president and director in Citizens National
Bank, Cumberland Md Am officer .nd director in vari-
business enterprises in Aegany County. If nominated
and elected will give my first and best service the Office
of Comptroller of the State which aspire and will de-
vae affairs
Yours truly,
The Washington times., 1915-09-11

plants In this country, the most promi-
nently mentioned Is William Warm.
recently associate editor Of the Clevc-
land Daily Szabadsas. big Hungarian
newspaper. and alleged to be the origi-
nator OF the idea which brought about
the request for Ambassador Dumba's Is
recall.
This man. together with numerous
other Austrian editors and their agents,
is believed to have been an active force
In the plan to tie mp factories through
out the East and the Middle West and
1t Is against these men. that the De-
partment of Justice Will proceed.
Not an arrest will he made, Assistant
Attorney General Warren stated, until
the department has thoroughly investi-
gated the charges against all concern
ed. and until indictments have been re-
turned In Federal grand juries in jur-
isdictions where the alleged violations
of the criminal code took place.
The Department Of Justice, II was
said. has not abandoned it's plans TO
bring oil possible prosecutions under
section 8 OF the Penal code, which In
effect. imposes a penalty Of not more
The Washington times., 1915-09-11
US. TOCLEAN OUT
FOREIGN PLOTTERS
Plans General Roundup Of
Austro. Germans Trying to
Foment Strikes Here.
Continued from First Page.)

they have diplomatic or consular status
and are practically exempt.
Although the Department Of Justice
been conducted by It. concerning the
activities of these consuls. It was un-
derstood that A. Bruce Bielaski, Of the
Justice Departments secret service
force, had placed Secretary Of state
which probably will call for an exple-
nation from these officials.
The State Department still Is await
ing report from Ambassador Pen
demanded recall Of Amba ssador Dumba.
1t was given out by Secretary Lam
sing today that no word had yet come
from Vienna.
Officials here ar econfdent that Aus
believed she viii care to raise the is
sue whether the ambassador had any
right to interfere with American mu-
nitions plants.
The Government still is waiting for
the Archibald dispatches to reach
Washington. They should arrive here
In four or Ave days.
To Investigate Editors.
With the State Departments work
finished. the department Of Justice.
regid investigation Of the conduct OF
numerous foreign language newspa pei
editors. their agents and any other cit
liens or residents Of the United States
who have tried to cripple American in
dustr1l plants.
incidentally. It was intimated today
that James F. J. Archibald, the Amer
ican correspondent. whose arrest al
| Plymouth with papers from Austrian
Ambassador Dumba and Captain vor
Papen. in his possession. brought the
whole matter to a head. may find him
self the subject OF an investigation or
his return to New York and later face
a charge Of engaging in criminal cor
| lrespondence.
| Among the Austrian-Americans whc
have been prominently mentioned II
| connection with the plan to tie III
The Washington times., 1915-09-11
Tar, Smoke, CROWD
Sputter, Out, Work
Hundred Rush To Fourteenth St.
and the Avenue, Bat See
Little Excitement.

Thick black smoke at Fourteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue shortly
before 9 o'clock today started hundreds
of persons running In that direction.
and there was something of disappoint-
ment when they learned 1t was all
caused by the ignition Of a kettle of
tar that wyas being used in paving
between the car tracks.
The flames broke out In the big tar
kettle Just as Major Raymond w. Pull.
man reached the District building. and
under his direction william p. Bryan
who drives the detective bureau auto.
mobile. hurried to the scene with a
small chemical exttnsuisher. Tut the
fire. and the flames leaped higher. the
smoke rolled thicker. the tar boiled
over onto the pavement. and a couple OF
policemen used strong arms and
stronger language in fruitless effort
to keep the sidewalk clear.
Then chemical engine from the
fire department arrived.
Sputter-ssssss-sizz
And everybody went on to work.
The Washington times., 1915-09-11
UNABLE TO WALK,
BERNHARDT QUITS
"Divine Sarah" Cancels Ameri-
can Engagement When Arti-
ficiaI Leg Proves Faulty.
Bv WILLIAM PHILIP sIMMs.

PARIS, Sept. 11.-Sarah Bernhardt,
the worlds greatest actress. prooaoiv
never will appear upon the stago again.
After a single performance here for
the movies, she discovered she was un.
able to use her new artificial leg well
enough to walk.
She has Cancelled her American en-
gagement and returned today to Bor-
deaux.
Bernhardt's part in the movie play
Jean Dore" required that she come to
Paris for a big scene on the city's fort
ifications. She complained to the direc-
tor Of the movie scene that her arti-
ficial leg seemed too short and made
her way through the part with the
greatest difficulty.
Nine. Bernhard herself hopes that
continued use Of the artificial limb will
make It possible for her to walk un-
supported, but admitted before leaving
Paris that she was greatly disappoint-
ed. Her friends believe 1t certain that
she will never appear on the stage
again and that her only scting will be
before the movie camera.
Some Of her associates said today that
Bernhard plans to enter the film busi-
ness, managing and staging her own
productions and choosing her own
Scenarios. She has already considered
plans for a studio Of her own.
The Washington times., 1915-09-11

than 5000 fine and not more than three
years Imprisonment for citizens or resi-
dents Of tho United states who cor
respond verbally or otherwise, with a
foreign government or agent thereof.
with the intent to influence the meas
ures OF a foreign government In rela-
ton to controversy with the United
States or to defeat the measures of tie
American Government.
Won Papens. 1t Is asserted. sent a let
ter to his wife, containing insulting
references to American officials. If this
Government, when II gets possession of
the dispta aches seized from Archibald.
Papen cannot well be allowed to re-
main ..
The Washington times., 1915-09-11
.INFLAmED SKIN
Soon SOOTHED
BY P0SLAm

II you are not familiar with the rapid
action Of Poslam In the relief and
eradication Of any skin trouble. you
will be astonished to see how readily
1t takes hold and how easily its work is
accomplished.
Eczema. Acne. letter, Psoriasis.
Piles. Skin-Scale. Salt Rheum. BARRIERS
and all forms of Itch are eradicated.
Slight troubles. such as Pimples, Red
Noses. Rashes. Complexion Blemishes.
etc. respond so readily that overnight
treatment Is often enough.
II ordinary soaps irritate, try Posla m
Soap. medicated with Poslam and ideal
for daily use. Toilet and Bath.
For samples. send 4c stamps to Emer-
gency Laboratories. 80 West 25th St,
New York City. Sold by all Druggists.
-Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-09-11
Berlin Says Italians
Mass on Swiss Border

BERLIN by wireless via Sayville),
Sept 1.-THE Overseas News Agency
gives ou. the following:
According to reliable private infor-
nation. there is O considerable concen-
tration Of Italian troops on the south
western Swiss fro|tter. They have been
shifted from the Austrian frontier and
their presence has attracted the attcn-
ton OF the Swiss authorities In con-
nection with the fact that there ore
French troops on the northwestern hor-
der Of Switzerland.
The Washington times., 1915-09-11
EVERY SEAT TAKEN
FOR BOOSTERS TRIP
EIeventh.Hour Candidates will
Have to Supply Their Own
Automobiles.

Every seat in the twenty automobiles
obtained by the Retail Merchants As
ISOLATION for the trade-boosting trip to
be made through Maryland. Virginia
and West Virginia towns Monday and
Tuesday has been engaged and secre-
tary Charles j. Columbus announced
today that eleevnth-hour candidates for
the trip will have to furnish their own
oars.
Not a detail looking to the comfort Of
their purpose. the promotion Of business
for Washington. has been overlooked.
Those who are to make the trip will as
sen ;smels at the headHasrtsf,s of the Rs
o'clock Monday morning. Theer they
will be provided with badges, stream
ers. and pennants bearing the slogan.
Save Money. Buy in Washington.
headed BY % a police bic escort Under Captain
Peck. Of the First precinct. will proceed
along ePnnsylvania avenue. to Seven
teenth street. Connecticut avenue.
Chevy Chase and thence to Rockville
the first town in which stop will be
Congressman-elect James Mccnntic
Of Oklahoma today applied to Presi-
dent r. P. Andrews for accommoda.
tions on the trip Mr.; McGlintis: Gu, WhG
10 .hSiShohts diNouhSSu tiluS hc Idu
read In The Times Of the efforts being
put forth by Washington merchants tc
develop out-of-town trade and desired
to see for himself how vigorous a cam.
paign Is being made.
While there will be a certain amount
OF pleasure incident to the trip. every
man who makes 1t is pledged to phi
forth an individual effort in advertls
ing Washington and Its business op
portunities. At least 10000 copies Of
the Boosters Edition Of The Wash
distribution in the towns and cities
visited. and many Of the merchant!
will carry souvenirs to advertise thei
businesses. One firm today announced
for presentation to prospective Gus
| toners.
The Washington times., 1915-09-11
Germans to Ship Troops
To Crush Serbia, Report

ATHENS. Sept. lit is reported here
that several German army corps will be
transported to the Balkans to attack
Serbia. the Austrians being assigned to
the task Of pushing back the Russians.
Budapest dispatches today said this
plan had been agreed upon to warn the
Balkan states that German troops
would be in a position to attack them
II they abandoned their neutrality.
The Washington times., 1915-09-11
Robbed of Jewelry and
Clothing Valued at SIS

Theft Of Jewelry and clothing valued
at more than $75 was reported to the
police today by c. r. Scott. whose
rooms on the second floor at 1855 Sew
enth street northwest. were entered last
night while he was absent.
A diamond stickpin. three cuff hut-
tons, a gold link chain with a diamond
horseshoe charm. and two silk shirtS
were among the things taken.
The Washington times., 1915-09-11
Cunarder Torpedoed
Off Spanish Coast

PARIS. Sept 1.-THE British steam.
ship Alexandria. owned by the Cunard
Steamship Company. was torpedoed on
Thursday seventy miles from Cape Pa
los, near Muricia, Spain. according 70
the Madrid correspondent Of the Havas
agency. Twenty eight Of the crew have
been landed at Mazarron, Spain.
Cane Palos is In the Mediterranean on
Is further down the coast, west of Car
tagena 1t is about 30 miles east OF
Gihraltar
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-27


Sealed tenders viii Be receive.
the Board 81 Harbor c0mm|..
up until 70 4. M. Of Tuesday. Mar.
1915, for the construction ol 1..
Knhio wharf. Hilo. Hawaii
adyertieemenf) and the co16||
Of paving Or Knhi6 wharf road
HiIo, Hawaii
The Board Of Harbor commis.'
reserves the right to reject anr s..
tenders.
Plans, specifications ana
forms of proposal are On me 4.
office Of the Chairman Of the
Of Harbof Commissioners. ell.
building, Honolulu.
CHARLES r. FOnBE0
Chairman Board Of Harbor Co...
sioners.
Honolulu, February "a, 1915
608617eb. II. Is, Is, g. a..
March /, s, IS.
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WANT 4 wAR MApf

A limited number 81 war maps Of
Europe have been secured BY the
Star Bulletin and ara offered to pat
rons Of this paper at the very reason.
able price Of Is cents, the order TO
be accompanied By three coupons clip
ped from this paper. The coupon Is
published IN another column. This
map takes IN all OF Europe and en-
ables the reader to follow the actfy-
ities OF all the European warning fore
ess Remember that the supply Il Inn
tied. T.
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Mrs. Ella Van Tire Of New York
committed suicide by hanging at q
Stamford sanitarium during Sunday
night.
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a f [l| Is
HOTEL ARLINGTON.

Centrally located, running water, hot
and cold baths; rates 81 day and up.
special rates BY the month. Hotel
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spiracy In trying to disoredif Dr.. 81.
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.candidate for disappointment by d
Jury.
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WHOLESALE PINEAPPLEs.
S. Hiyama. Fresh pineapples Tel 1895.
6077-1n

While skating on Cove Pond, Siam
ford. Conn. Wilson Herrick, William
Belden and Hunter Marston, New
York business men, fell through the
ice They were hauled ont By com.
panions. 8
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Business and visiting cards, engraved
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YAMAT0FA.
1850 Fort Shirts, pajamas, kinonos.
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TWo-bedroom house, cor. Kinau and
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New-York tribune., 1915-11-26
WILSON PLAN CALLS
FOR HIGHER TAXES

sun Saved" must be paid the follow
ing year. an added burden on the in
coming administration. As one Sena-
tor expressed il, he has passed some
one a S40,O00.000 buck"
No suggestion is made as TO how the
burden thus passed over shall be met.
unless it is the recommendation that
the legislation adopted be designed to
cover the Panama bills as well as other
expenses.
"It is likely that the demands on the
Treasury from that source will largely
decrease in the near future, the Sec
retary SAYS. "lf the policy is adopted
of providing sufficient revenues to COW
er the Panama Canal payments, as well
as all other demands on the Treasury,
il will probably be broad enough to
take care of any ordinary fluctuations
in the revenues and expenditures"
The present Papama bills are about
SOS. 100000 a year 1t is understood
that Mr.. McAooo hardly hopes TO save
enough out OF this to meet the s4O,-
600, 900 defence bills he is passing along.
This, the Republicans declare, shows
that he is attempting to slide over until
after election the job of meeting the
full cost of the administration pro-
gramme.
lodges Increased opportunities
One mere point is made against the
McAdoo statement. II contains no ref
erence to the many increases in expen-
ditures which the administration Is
planning for this year. His estimated
routine expenditures for next year are
22,260. coo more than for this, not IN
cluding defence. This is understood TO
be based on the estimates submitted by
the various department, and does not
include ship purchase, rural credits,
OF any other Of the many costly meas
ures TO which the administration Is
committed.
These figures, Republicans assert,
show how much worse off the United
States will be at the close of the next
fiscal year, if the administration pro-
gramme is put through, than II was
when the first fiscal year of the Wilson
administration opened. The amount
that the Democrats must raise If they
are to leave the Treasury in as good
condition as they found it is summed
uD as follows:
Revised Treasury basnoe (abouD SIS 900 900 90
ReGuced nominal balance ........... f.lIO le3-I y
Passed defence costs ........... 4stl5 1889
Omitted ship purchase ..........-.. 10000 900 90
Total ....-.-.--......-. s-Vl .ei''-4'."'
Other facts of interest are found in
Mr.. McAdoo's statement. There is, for
instance, a carefully concealed admis-
sion that the Underwood tariff has
failed by sl21.525,500 60 supply the
needs Of the government IN the cur
rent year. Mr.. McAdoo admits de-
New-York tribune., 1915-11-26
Artillery and Infantry
Rushed to NogaleS to
Check Rebels.
CAVALRY FIRED ON
BY INVADERS
Patrol Routs Enemy, and One
Is Made Prisoner-Obre-
yon's Forces Closing In.

Nocales. Ariz., Nov. 25.-Fifty-eight
Mexican soldiers. crossing into the
United States at Harrison's Ranch, east
of here. fired on six American troopers
of the 10th Cavalry to-day. twenty
five other troopers of the 10th Cavalry
who wer on reserve post. opened hFe
on the Mexicans, killing several ae-
cording to report. and bringing one
wounded prisoner into camp.
Sentiment among Villa adherents
was apparently growing against Ameri-
cans to-day. The military authorities
on this side Of the boundary were un-
usually vigilant
Vicente Terraza", civil oficer OF
Nogales, Sonora, was executed to-day
by order of General Acosta for having
exceeded his authority in ordering the
death of Mexican who took part in
the riots in the Mexican town last
night
Acting Governor Carlos Randall said
to-day that he had telegraphed 10
Washington that the rioting was caused
by rumors that General Obregon had
been allowed 10 advance on Mexican
Nogales over Mexican territory.
Acting Governor Randall was al
lowed to cross the international boun-
dary tonight on the condition that he
was to hold himself subject to orders
of United States army officers. 1t was
reported that Villas commander, Gen
New-York tribune., 1915-11-26
cral Acosta, was contemplating sim
liar move.
Three U. S. Regiments Rush
TO Hold Villas Men in Check

tBy 1cleGra.n 70 Tie lE1nhel
Ell Paso, Tex, Nov. 25.-Trouble with
Villa soldiers is threatened at every
point on the border Of Villa territory
as q result of the acute situation to-
night at Nogales, Sonora, and in the
American town of Nogales. Ariz., op-
posite. IL United States soldiers, who
have been insulted and threatened By
Villa soldiers in Nogales, are forced TO
fire across the line on the Nlllistas,
Villa soldiers in Juarez and in other
Villa border towns will resent It, ac-
cordng to Villista threats this after
noon.
To prevent Villas soldiers at No
gales from carrying out their threats
10 wreak vengeance on Americans FOR
fanced aid given to the Carranza force.
three additional regiments OF United
States troops were hurried TO Nogales
from Douglas late to-day.
Included in the reinforcements for
the small American army at Nogales
was the 9th Field Artillery and two
infantry regiments-the 9TH and the
goth. In addition, United States
troops at Fort Bliss and at Columbus,
y. ". are held ready for threatened
Villista demonstrations.
Generals Obregon and Gales, with
the whole Carranza force near the
border, closed in tonight on the villa
positions at Nogales. Carranza cannon
were placed in position and every
preparation was made TO begin an at
tack on Nogales at dawn.