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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-04
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-04

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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-02-11
RHINE zpTaVy.

Pred n6kolika Lefty chystali Sc
stfedoamericke republiky Chill a
Argentina k valce. Vypukl mezi
mimi starT spor hranice. Obe
zems st&ly protissobe nepfatelsky.
Pfedstihovali Sc " pffpravach k
valce, Btera Sc jiz zdala neodvrat-
nou. RozmnozovaIy Sc armady
vojska stavely Sc lodi valeGne.
Ale poiednou zahajili obyvatel6
obou republik dohodovacf akci.
A podafilo Sc jim, ze utuchla va
leGna nalada a ze doslo, K smfrne-
mu urovnanf sporu. Oba n&rodo-
We pax podpsali smlouvu, v nfz Sc
zavazali, Re ma pffst6 vsechny sve
rozepfe odevzdajf vzdycky rozhod
Gfmu soudu a ze omezf tez sve vol
sko lodstvo.
Ma pamatku tohoto smiru a wee
neho mfru byla z bronzoviny del
ulita socha Kristova, jez stojf ma
zulovem sloupu, ma n6mz spotfva
zem6koule oznacenymi pevnina-
mi mofi. Dole jsou dive tabul-
ky; ma jedne vypsany jsou dejiny
pomnfku ma druhe je napis:
Drive Sc tyto hory rozpadnou
v prach, nez narodov6 Argetfny a
Chill porusf mir, k n6muz Sc zavd
zali."
Ma samem vrcholku vysok5ch
And a ma hranici, o nfz Sc shodli
oba ndrodove, vzt56ena byls tato
sochH dine Is. bfezna roku 1904.
ODE zeme prodali valeene lodi a
vStezku pouzito K humannfm ice.
lGm. PoGet vojska byl snfzen ma
nejmenSf mfru. Zbrojnice v Chilli
prom6nena byla We skolu. Silnice
cesty opraveny, komunikace zdo-
konalena. " horach prokopany
byly tunely vede tudy transand-
ska zeleznice, jez sblizuje oba ma
rody a jeiich obchodnf zaimy.
TAX rozumnf Tide vyfizujf sve spo-
ry.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-02-11
Brambory po Toe busl ma prodej
mali Vlasak a Straka. (Adv.

Vefejna draSba Sc Dude odbyva,
ii ma farm9 Ant. RokGska, ~ mi
lie M zapad cd m6sta, We Gtvrtek
Is dnora, pfi ktere Sc prodS ID
konf, 63 kusn dobytka, SIS prasat,
200 slepic, farmerske stroje jine
veci. V padu velmi spatneho po-
casi, prodei Sc Dude odbyvati Is,
o tyden pozdsii. Alois F. Rokn-
SEX, MATTEL. (Ady.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-02-11

Tyndall, S-Tomas Bouska 81.
ST. Emma Welt, mladf zdejsf Tide
byli oddani minul6 GterS ma zdejsf
katolick6 fare velp. Dooleyem.
Zenich jest synem star}ch osadnf-
XII manzel6 Josef BouSkovSch, a
nev6sta jest dcerou manzelG Jan
Welfovych. Novomanzel6 jsou
zde rozeni a test Sc vseobecn6 o.
blib6. Usadf Sc ma farme severne
cd Tyndall kde zenich vlastnf pc
knou farmu.- Tomas Homolka q
81. Anna Kubal byli oddani sudim
Mausem ma radnici minulou stfe-
du. Zenich jest mladSm farme-
rem zdejsfm a nev9sta bydlela v
NiobrGfe. Diva nad6jni hosi, jen$
pravili, Re jsou z Nebrasky minu-
~ t5den poeali meniti Geky Osobnf
"a penfze, az Sc seznalo, Re Geky
jsou faleSne a hosici byli DAM do
satlavy. Mladsi pax 81 dial zavola
ii tatu pc telefonu a ten to TAX u
rovnal, Re hosi byli propust9ni ma
svobodu. - Phi schulz m6stskeho
vyboru byl jmenovan v5bor, ienz
ma vysetfiti zdali by Sc nedala po-
ffditi poplasna pistala pfi m6stsk6
elektrarn6. Velka mesta pr5 ma
il tyto pistaly ma mfsto zvOnu pro
pffpady. ohn6, jeiichz zvuk Spatne
ie slyseti We vetsim m6ste.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-02-11

V okresu Jackson nemz Sc ma
lezajf m6sta .Kadoka, Interior, We
ia q Belvidere, ktere Sc uchazely
o okresnf sfdlo, Kadoka vyhralo a
Dude v budoucnosti okresnim ST
diem. Kadokstf pax no oslaveni
vft6zstvf uspofadali pOnd6lf "a
bavu phi kter6 bylo vse zdarma.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-02-11

D. B. Smith Dude odbfvati PRIV
nj svdj prodj plnokrevnSch Duroc
Jersey prasat ma sv6 farm9 2 mile
lime cd Mission Hill a 7 mil W.
chodn9 cd Yankton, v pondeli Is,
1nora. Prodej Sc Dude konati We
velkem pavilionu, .6Ox60, jenz byl
zhotoven ma farme a uzSvfen TAX
ze Sc do vytopit. KIDD Sc O tento
Gruh prasat zaifma, dobfe ueinf
kdyS Sc ua prodej dostavf. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-02-11

Phi kladent zakladG pro yelk5
most pres feku James asi deset
mil ma sever cd m6sta, pfislo Sc
ma hlavu veIk6ho bisona We hloub
ce 10 stfeVfcG. Hlava m6fila~ "a
could delce Bison patrn9 Sc pc
kusil pfebroditi pres feku zhy-
null. Hlava Dude poslana do
Pierre ku statni historicke sbfrce.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-02-11

Herrick, s. Zdejsf soudnf sin
byla zjevem neobvykleho zapasu
mezi dv6ma litiganty, kteff Sc v
soudnf SIM porvali. Postmistr
Lukehart Herrick, zazaloval jis-
t6ho Burgese ma obnos kterJ mu
byl dluzen "a zbozi, ale Burgess
tvrdil, Re zbozf vybral jeho syn.
Soud rozhodnul We prosp9ch zalob
&c zazalovany mu pax poGal Wy
placet pestmi. Byl ma to pokuto-
van pro nevazanost v soudnf SIM a
postmistr mimo toho odpfisahl ma
mel zatSkaG pro Gtok a shit a mu-
sci klopit po druhe.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-02-11

Pierre, g. Stat South Dakota
daroval pres $4,000 do Belgicke-
no v5pomocn6ho fondu. Vybor
kterS svolal Guy. Byrne rozdelil
stat ma ,sedm distriktu a tax Sc Wy
bralo We sbirkach zminsny obnos.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-02-11

V Yankton pfi. nedavne volbe
Sc rozhodnulo by Sc postavila vyS
81 skola "a 100000. Pr t6to vol
be Sc ukazalo, ze zeny, jenz mo-
hou pfi Skolnfch volbach voliti, Sc
dostavily We velkem poGtu.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-02-11

doStavlIy We velkem poctu.
Jsme toho nahledu Re jest nej-
vySsf Gas, ably Sc mezi Cechy anne
rickfmi zahajila ella agitace, ma
vymft6nf mylneho pfekladu imena
Vaclav ma James" anebo jam"
vangliGin6. Takto Sc mezi Cechy
americk5mi pfeklada Smahem, a
mnozf iiz Sc pfesv9dGili, zemnohdy
to vedlo x obtfzfm a v5loharh 20
lezitostech maietkov5ch. Jmeno
Vaclav Sc vGbec media do anglieiny
pfeloziti 2 te pffciny, ze jest to
jmeno rye Gesk6 a CeGhGm Vast
Inf. jina jmena jake Josef, Jan,
Tomas, Martin pod jsou jmena
mezinaroduf z t6 pffGiny Re Sc S nj
mi shledavame mezi vsemi evrop-
sk5mi narody. Avsak kazdS ma
rod ma jedno nebo dive jmena, KITE
re nenalezneme mezi narody jinf-
mi a nasledovn9 nenf take pro ne
pfekladu. Pffkladn6 jmeno Pat
rik, u Ireland jest velmi oblibene
a take SO vyslovuje We vsech Re
cich stejn6. zadn6ma incapable
aby jej pfelozil tfeba ma "Pfemy-
81" do Gestiny, aG by Sc to podoba-
10 p1vodnfmu jmenu vice nezli
James anebo Jim k imenu Vaclav.
James" v aDgliGin6 znamena
"Jakub", totiz Jakub evaDgelista.
Nekdy Sc fika Jim, avSak to
jest spise pfezdfvka, TAX jake me-
ri nami Sc tika Janovi ''Honza"
Josefovi "Jouza" a Frantiskovi
'Franta''. Pfezdfvka Jake" je
zkracenina jmena Jacob, Gill ia
kub, patriarcha re stareho zakona,
syn Izakiy. q toho vidfme, Re v
Gestin9 SO ned9la rozdflu We jmene
Jakuba evangelisty a Jskuba pat
riarchy, ale v angliGin6 ano.
Jiz drive jsme podali svGj nah
led, siak mohl Sc tento mylnS pick
lad tax zakofeniti mezi Cechy anne
rickSmi, a Size, Re prvni pfist9ho-
valci GeStf hledali pfeklady pro
jmena, coz Sc jim dosti dobfe DAFT
10, M pfi jmene Vaclav pfisla ko-
sa ma kamen. Josef-Joseph, Jan
John, Frantisek-Frank, Anton-An
thony zde videti velkOu podobnost
v pick ladu, ponevac tyto jmena
jsou velmi stara. Pon6vaG pro u
boheho Vaclava nebyl nalezen an
glickf ekvivalent, hadalo Sc, Re pa
trne to Dude lanes" Gill "Jim''
poneva6 jmeno to bylo caste a vsu-
de slychano mezi angliGany, nebot
jest mezi mimi sevsednGle tax jake
mezi nami Vaclav. ObyGejn5 lid
Sc toho uchytil a bylo to hotovo.
V poslednf dobe vSak So po6ina
uifmati pfeklad Wesley tax ia,
ko mezi N8mci "Wentzel". Pre-
klad Wesley Sc nam nejl6pe Fam
louva a take jej odporucujem.
Jest ovsem pfeklad latinskE, KITE
rf Sc aspofi spisovne uzfva, totiz
Wenceslaus, z ktereho zkraceni ma
"Wenc" Sc tez dobfe vyslovuje.
Proto radime vsem tenn Dbl
mum" ably sami ma to dolehali, by
Sc Jim vice nefikalo Jim.
Osobni vlak jenz jel We Gtvrtek
minulf tyden ma zapad, uvfzl We
snAhoy6 zAV8ii d mile vfchOdn6
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-02-11
Ornament.

ymerh feznick6m zavodu nalez-
nete yzdy ma sklad6 RUNE druhy
masa. sanek a iinSch vSrobkd.
Kazdehd poctrvs a syedomitS OBJ
slousim. = !"
Josef Musil.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-02-11

OSobni vlak jenz jel We ctvrtek
minulf t5den ma zapad, uvfzl We
snshov6 zaveji 4 mile v5chodne
cd Tyndall zGstal tam cele diva
dni a dive noel a nebozi pasazefi
ash Gtyficet, m6li zdarma nocleh.
Do m9sta nemohli pro velk6 zdvG-
je vanici ktera trvala celou tn
dobu a zadn5 z m6sta k MIN take
ne. Co bylo ma vlaku k sn9dku
Sc bez ostSchanf odpravilo a vodu
k pitt 81 delali re sn6hu. Nekolik
zen pr5 toho onemocu6lo.' Jeden
parostroi jenz jel SO shora Ma po-
moe spadl mezi Avon a Tyndall do
s&arpy zdstal neboztfkem. Ma
Sc "a to, Re bshem yanice .spadlo 16
could snehu.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-05
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

For the District Of Columbia and vnginia-Fair
Friday and Saturday; somewhat cooler SATURDAY
ffesh westerly winds.
For Naryland-Fair Friday and Saturday; colder
Saturday; fresh westerly winds.
The lou central Wednesday evening in North
Dakota has advanced eastward with extr1crdinsrY
npidity, being over Lake Erie Thursday evening.
II has been attended By light showers rather gener
ally throughout the Lake region and the Northern
portion Of the Middle Atlantic States
The Temperature has risen IN the Ohio Valley an1
is generally soDewhat higher east Of the Mississippi
West Of the Rocky Mountains temperature Is
narkzbly high, the naxinum at Salt Lake CITY
day icing the highest November TEMPERATURE re-
corded IN the last forty year..
The loE central oser Lake Ere will pas OF 70
sea over New ENGLAND Friday. causng showers II
that district. with stroug shifting winds % the
coast. Escxhere east q tie ROCKY Mountains tbs
weather Friday and Saturday will Be fair. with
moderate temperature.
Ontario and the Atlantic coas: from Delaware
Breakwater TO Eastport-
The winds along the North Atlantic coast will b
strong southwest, shifting to west Friday morning;
the Middle Atlantic coast fresh southwest to
west: on the South Atlantic coast moderate south
vest: the East Gulf coast light and variable: ca
the West Gulf coast light s0utheriy; on the Upre-
Lakes fresh northwest; the Lover Lakes freSh 10
strong northSe~-
Local temperature-Midnisht, g; g. m, p:
a. m. y; \ m. IS: - m. =: 10 a. IT,. q: =
noon. a: ?. m, 80; p m. 8; p m. 6;
p t.. .: 10 p. m. 5. Highest 81 lowest a.
Relative humidity-s a. N, s.: T. m, 81:
7. n. G.. Rainfall Is D. m. to D. m 062 Hours
Of sunshine. 81: per cent Of possible sunshine. %.
TsmPsratue same date last year-Hishsst, >:
lowest e.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

Albert C Youse 90 and jamie F. Harding. 5
Rev. Howard z. Downs.
Joseph JacOt-. =. q Frsdsricksburg. Va. and
Felen Hoides. s. Rev. Noes A. HorUvftZ.
leo Foscl 2 and Ssrah Hurwitz. - Rev. G. sil
vrrStone.
Harry y. Hutchersnu. 8. Of Madison, Va. and
Freda E. Scott. 70. Of Culpepcr. Va. Rev. John Z
Brigs
George schurr, IT,. .. n West Hobok.n. y. J.,
and Anna Cecil kollAr. - Of Reading. Pa Rev
Howard =. Downs.
Vernon o. Ives. y. and Myrtle Kirkpatrick. ls
Rev. Geurre A. Miller.
Walter Bailey 2. and Lillian Haynes y. Rev.
Howard l. Stewart
Walter II. McC1enon. = Of Los Angeles. and Ruth
Pierce.
James William Manniou. 8. Of Richmrnd and
Lillian DorUthea Klein. . Rev. Herbert Rex John
son.
FItzhugh L. Bowls. 70. and Mary L. Stewart, 20.
both Of Richmond. RsI. William V. Tudor.
Louis Washer. =. aud Edna Levy Jordan. Is. both
Of Richmond. Rev. =. d. Cav.
Roscoe NJ. Roach. 2. q Glen Echo. Nd. and
Pauline A. Moran. Is. Rev. 4. VI. Marx.
George II. Fort a, and Edyth n. McQlAde =.
Rev. William J. CauoD.
COLORED
John W. Surles .. and May D. Carter n both Of
Lint. Va
Adam Ellis 60. Of Orange Court House Va. and
Sarah Ellen Thomas, 70. Rev. George II. Harris.
Charles Jchnson. q. and Maggie Mason, %. Rev.
James A. Jscfsnn.
Samuel L. johnson. y, and AIc. n. Digs. 10
Rev. William II. Cmmp.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-05
SAYS INSPIRATION IS
INFLUX OF DIVINE LIFE
L W. Rogers Addresses Large AUDI
enee at Theosophieal Society Meet
ing in Washington Club Hall.

owing to the crowding of the Theo-
sophical Hall by those who have been
attending the lecture course of L. w
rogers. national lecturer Of the Theo.
sophical Society. the Infringement en-.
gagged the Washington City Han. at Sew
enteenth and X streets, at which place
last evening an address was given on
The Inspired Life" The hall was filled
with an attentive audience. and the lee
turer spoke nuently of the higher phases
OF life.
He pointed out that all Of the leading
religions of the world are agreed that
there is a spiritual world, more real than
our physical one because nearer to the
Supreme Being. and that to follow out
the beliefs imposed by this higher law
Is the aim Of all the great teachers
whose names have come down through
the ages
Inspiration Is not confined to religious
teachers" declared the lecturer. In
spiration Is the influx Of the divine life
into a human being. Shakespeare, for
example, was as certainly inspired as
any of the saints and prophets. He
breaches a hundred sermons in a single
play. He stimulates the imagination. he
quickens the sympathy Of men and ena-
eles them to live the lives and think the
thoughts OF other men,
The closing lecture by Mr.. Rogers will
be given tonight on Lords OF the Law"
dealing with the superhuman. The meet
ing win be at Sis o'clock at the WASH
ington Club.
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Will OBSERVE
church, BIRTH
Members of First Congrega-
tional Plan Anniversary
Celebration.
EDIFICE 50 YEARS OLD
Rev. DR.. Stocking and Rev. Dr.. New
man, Former Pastors.
viii Speak.

The iftfeth apniversary Of First Con-
epationsI church will he eeIebratea
four days. commencing next Thursday.
The opening exercises will be held at 8
O'Clock Thursday evening. when a paper
on the history of the church will be read
by Walter l.. Gift. who for many years
was clerk OF the church. Greetings on
behalf OF the community viii be extend
ed by Commissioner Louis Browniow
Pastors OF several downtown churches
also will speak. 49, y TO-
Nsxt E,-id,, ,,vbt thar. VIII he q so-
ciaI n, which N Is boned a number ~
the former members now living an q dis
20 nee ,,IIu he nresent Rr,e, addresse.
will he made by former pastors on the
church Fred +. Fd.hback will show
Lantern sbde views Of nlaces where The
conrres.tion ba. met and a, points ~
;ntsrsst in-tbe cItv !. tbev aprea red fftv
vears ago =
SATURDAY afternoon members Of the
var,ous ladies. ORGANIZATIONS OF the
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-05
Ole 6ownCrter

The Kentueky state Association OF
Washington will meet Tuesday night
at the Portner. Fifteenth and U streets
northwest.
The Park View Citfzens' Association
will meet tonight at whitney Avenue
Christian Church Horace r. George
is secretary.
Members of the chorus of the Home
Club of the Interior Department last
night held their weekly rehearsal.
Prof. Otto Simon directed the singing.
A lecture on .Lords of the Law
will be delivered by L. W. Rogers, ma
tional lecturer of the Theosophical
Society. at Washington Club hall, Sew
enteenth and X streets, tonight.
s0The Good Samaritan vas the theme
of an address yesterday afternoon at
Epiphany Protestant Episcopal Church
by Rev. Percy Foster Hall. 1t was
the first of a series of six weekly ad-
dresses to be delivered by DIR. Hall.
A resolution favering absolute pro-
hibition for the District will be voted
on at a meeting of the Citizens North
west Suburban Association, to be held
at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the Masonic
Hall at Tennallytown. Charles c. Lam
caster is president of the association
Henry Turner Daley, of Boston. will
address the Art and Archaeological
League tonight at the National Mu-
scum on "A National Museum and
School of the Arts" Prof. Mitchell
Carroll, president of the league. will
preside.
.Our Un-American Capital- will be
the subject of an address before the
Washington Secular League at Pyth-
ian Temple Sunday afternoon by
George A. Warren. He will speak OF
Acknowledgement in the District and
will advocate local self-government-
Phi Alpha Delta fraternity of George
town Law School will hold smoker"
tomorrow evening at the chapter
house, 1914 Sixteenth street north
west. The committee in charge is
composed of Bernard F. Carney. chair
man: Vincent P. Clohisy. and Frank T.
Enllar
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-05
NEWLYWEDS GO
TO FOOD SHOW
Thousand Couples Attend Ex-
[ hibit- Engaged Couples
Also Seen.
MAY STAGE MARRIAGE
Manager Patrick Says Plentiful Sup
ply of Foods viii Be Furnished
II Ceremonv Il Performed.
MAY STAGE MARRIAGE

Neviy-wedded folk and those who ex-
pect soon to take on the yoke or
matrimony held sway last night at the
food show at Convention Hall II was
estimated by the ticket-takers that more
than leo couples presented marriage
certificates to gain free entrance Almost
as many engaged couples showed printed
cards Of their engagements and were
slipped through the gates gratis So
eager were some to establish their title
to free admission beyond all shadow OF
doubt that fully twenty-five couples eK-
tended Manager Perry p. Patrick In
vitations to attend their weddings.
All persons producing certificates to
show that they had been married since
free The great number Of cetincates pre-
sented kept the ticket-takers busy
all evening. There were hundreds OF
young engaged men and women on hand
with their engagement announcements
and after having them honored they went
the rounds Of the sixty-fiye booths, OBJ
tanning more intimate acquaintance
with household goods.
May Stage Wedding at show.
There were rumors abroad last night
that a wedding ceremony was to be
staged on the floor of the show. Man
ager Patrick said he knew nothing OF
the COnlcInpidlcu tuafIldBcs ouI duOeu
that IL there was any couple that cared
to be married at the show. he would
see to IL that all the trimmings were
furnished free and that the exhibitors
contributed generously toward the
stocking Of the pantry of the new
home.
The Housekeepers' Alliance and the
Washington GasIight Company are car
rying on some wonderfully interesting
lectures on the economical preparation
Of foods. At the former booth there
will be a demonstration this afternoon
of good things to eat. cooked in glass
dishes in an electrical freIess. sup
piled by the Potomac Electric Power
Company. An ice cream freezer that
fits a freless and saves repacking is
another economical idea to be exploit
ed.
1t Is announced that the first 500
women to enter the food show tonight
will be given a package of Aunt
Jemima's Buckwheat, In addition tc
the many other goodies that will be
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-05
WANT MORE CHORISTERS
FOR SUFFRAGE PAGEANT
Plans Being Hurried to Complete 1t.
Mass Meeting Will Be
Held Tonight.

Preparations are being hurried for the
Susan b. Anthony pageant to be held al
Convention Hall during the convention
Of the Congressional Union for Woman
Suffrage, scheduled to be held here, De-
cember to L. Mrs. Jesse d. Hampton.
OF New York. will be business manager,
and Miss Gertrude Krocker, OF Chicago,
will be In charge of tickets.
Mrs. Estelle Willouhby Ions. chairman
Of the music committee, and Mrs. George
Metcalf. both of this city. are to be in
charge OF the chorus OF 100 voices that
will render appropriate selections from
behind the scenes during the presenta-
ton Of the various episodes OF the pa
geant- mass meeting of those intend
Ing TO take part will be held tonight at
o'clock In the rooms of the Chamber
OF Commerce. Twelfth and F streets
northwest
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-05
SHE LAUDS MIR. TAMMANY.
Woman Hopes He VIII Make Excel.
lent Mayor of Gotham.

What is the election news, please 90
woman. speaking over the telephone,
asked a young man busy tabulating
results in a Washington newspaper Of
fee.
Mccall has carried Massachusetts,,
Stanley has carried Kentucky, prohi-
bition Is beaten in Ohio. suffrage in
New York. Pennsylvania ana Massa-
chusftts, while Tammany seems to
have won in New York." was the re-
ply.
What is Mr.. Tammany running
for?" was the next question.
For a moment the young man sought
for words, and then. realizing that he
had to complete his tabulation, gave il
up
For Mayor" he answered. and the
woman thanked him sweetly, expressed
the hope that Mr.. Tammany would
make good mayor. and rang off.
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