davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-05

The value of mines in limited tract
of water has surely not been proven IN
the case of the allied fleets invasion of
the Dardanelles, inasmuch as the mine
sweepers OF the invading fleet have been
able to operate under the fire of the
guns of the fleet and to clean out all
the menaces of that sort, SO that the
British and French warships have thus
far escaped unscathed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-05
EAST ORANGE.
Death of Miss Frances Downing Fol-
lowed Shock Of Three Weeks Ago.

Miss Frances Downing passed away
at the home OF c. d. Quimby Sunday,
Feb. %, at the age of ~ years, seven
months and 10 days, She bad been in
her usual health until about three weeks
before her death, when she was stricken
with a shock, from which she never
rallied. Miss Downing was born in
Washington. and there the greater part
OF her life was spent, although she had
lived in several adjoining towns also.
For the last ten months she had been
kindly cared for by Mrs. Lizzie Corcoran.
She leaves one brother, VIII Downing
and a nephew, Charles Downing, who re-
sides in Washington, also several cousins
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-05

other words, he must quit somewhat his
unbending attitude as regards policies
and he must be willing TO meet with
men on common grounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-05

No complaint can be brought by sup
porters of the educational bill that they
haven't had chance to present their
case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-05

The la.vear old had up in Lam0'hc
county. who attributes BE downfall 70
ths reading OF wid west stories, has
probably miscalculatea again. The prob.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-05
who Will Claim Them?

Letters uncalled for at the Barre post.
office for the week ending March 4 were
Men-Dr. J. NJ Blake, Angel Pison
Pietro Tomasi.
Women Mrs. Charles Hoyt, Mrs
james +. Riley, Miss Aurelia Tomasini
Ask to see those crepe de chine waists
at Perrys.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-05

Lights on all road vehicles on Vermont
highways viii mean far greater degree
Of safety for all concerned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-05
FRANK Il. LANGLEY. Publisher

Congress turned back the clock, but Il
was powerless to turn back the time.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28

nen geitridten @eaeuit6n0en iowobl
fir oos @ilegeperional mie iiir Ge.
conDoles5enien in oen 2o3orettcn
ie6r feblt. ga ioI6e SoHen at oc.
rem Seritcaung in 0eiti6lono all
mdbIicb Der &o6itoff 81 febleu an.
fdnet, bort in sr6Beren Nleugcn fiir
@elo nic6t 5l bo6en iino, 10 iollte
oieie 9lrt Der Siilfeleiihing BON bier
cntidie0en weiter eeforOert perOen,
Inn 10 mebr, ais piele Der giitigeu
Spenoer bier 5u 2onoe niht in Der
Gage iino, i6rc glrbeitsfraft sic iie
10 gerne piQens iinO, in Sen 0ienit
Oes oltcn @oterlonoes 5u iteGen, in
8oorgelO un8uiebeu. 9lnoererieits
muB idb Sbncn 5uge6el OaB an
Steae mander SenOune in @eitolt
bon Ger6auo5eug uno dleiOerH Der
8oorbetrog nod niibliber Dcrpenoet
neroen fonnte.
Snoem ib Sbnen fir Sbre erfolg-
rci9c SbGtigfeit in Baltimore nod
mails 6er5lidb oonfe, 8ei6ne i8 bod
o6tlugSDoa: 6. &eder, &oiicrl. 9e-
6irfsomtlnonn GeIeeirter ocs Geut.
i6eu Rotben 9reu6es.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
Sim etcrbclaacr i6rer @lntter.

9lIs ii6 6rou @otrid @orrit0 bon
Ger. 1884, Selt.StruBe, eeitern
@lorgen gegen 125 llbr, bon elmer
i6limmen 9l6nung getrie6en in ooS
8inmer i6rer @lutter, Srou 9rioect
2Dnn, bcgo6, fono iie Oieielbe in iter,
benOen 3uiton0e oui. @be nod en-
9lr5t sur Steae ee6rodt WerOen
fonnte, bate Die 7S-jdbrIge 5rait be-
reits ibren @eiit aufeegeben. Or. g..
$. Street bon glr. 431, Sit Sort
9lDenue, erflGrte, ser SOD iei in
6olgc 9lltersiAmd1e eingetreten.
Srou 9pnn binterlGBt uur cine God
ter nit melder iie 6ereits felt OieIeu
Sobrcn 5uiommen mobnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
eumucuanf- nnO llutcrsaus.
9as g9eIier.

Sir MarDlono unO Oen Giitrift
Columbia beute tribe mo oitlihe
99in0e.
Iie meoriaite Semperatur betrug
33 @roo nm 6 ll6r Niorgens uno Ole
666Iic 40 @roo I'M 3ll6r gladmit'
tags.
Iia groBte Sduelligfeit oeS gSin.
0cS mar ~ Wleilen Die StunOe bonn
g'oroen.
Ger 6euhtigfeitsge6alt Ser Suft
mar 76 @ro3ent Inn s ll6r Wlorgens
uno rs %ro5eut I'M 8 llbr 9l6euos.
,Sn oen anoeref Mettep 9eo6ad'
tuigs Stationeu oes 2anoes murOen
sic folgenoen uieorigiieu Eempera.
turen per5eidnet:
2lilautip Gitp 36, 9ismord "a
Bolton %, Buffalo 20, Gbarleiton
3s, Chicago 16, Glepelano IA, GenOer
s. Getroit -, Gulut6 -24 Gaitport
20. @olOelton 80. @reen9oDD 0 ,Sat.
teraS IA, SABRE -2S, Selena &c,
Sodionpile "A, aanias 6it0 -,
auorDille 3G, 2ouis0ilIe 16, Wlor-
quctte ~. Memp6is %, 0loutgo.
mcrp 81, 0loutreal s, 9tontudet 80,
9}cp Orleans IA, gieip Dorf 80, Of
lo6onia 30, @6ilooeIpbia a. @itts.
bura6 2G, &ortlano, DE, @ortlauo,
Gre. 80. Gie6ec s, Galeia6 80, SoIt
9afc Ciip %, Can 8roncisco as,
Ct 2ouis %, Scrauton %, S6reue.
port 35, Spofane 12, SDracuie 20,
Conpa 80. g9ai6ington 36, @iuni.
pea 36.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28

Qlllcm glni6ein nod botte Der 81
Sabre olte O}olcr Sanunl @. Smith
BON Ger. 5t5, 9clpiOcre. glDerue, 9Ir.
lineton, welHer geitern @ioraen be
muBtloS in Dem llntergeihoB Scr
Stride Der Sronsfigurotiou IN &el4-
arlington aufgefun0en wuroe, Den
feiten GntihluB. ieinem Seben elm
en0e 81 MAIDEN. Sein aopf lag oui
cinem 9etihemel, oireft neben oeta
@o6ofen oeiien i6mnitlib Orei 9fob'
rem weit geoffnct moren. Ger SAM.
tor Der Stride entocdte ouf ieinenl
.9luuogonge oen 8ewuBt.
loieu. 9}oitor Samuel Steinmet
DerauloBte Johann Smitb's EronS'
port nod Dem 0Sobnemanniden glu'
oemeincn Soipitol." Smith ioa be-
rcits Idngere 8eit orbeitSlos gene.
fen iein uno iih in undergraduates
eemiithsiiimmung befunoen boben
SIN &oipitol gelong es, i'm lDieocr
ms 2ebeu 5uriid5uruien uno ieint
boaitdnoige MISUNDERSTANDING miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
Sir ein NsimaetrS nj.

Das bon SEQ. @iintbcr gcbralte
Bier ilt oos bette. giele @curtbciIer
bon @ier erflGren Dab cs ireenO
einem eritfIaiiioen ousl1noiibcn
@iere eIei6fommt. @erooe oos 0ine
fir Den Sonilieugebrouh. 5einites
glromo, better @eidmod uuo lebr
ndbrtrdftig. 0ireft BON Der 9roue.
rel Oird 0ie neueIten 9}cihincn ob-
eefiint, po6ur9 abioluio %cinbeit
geiidert miro. aiTte $1.0J. N5one
@oIfe 90. (Suni1S,1S.igpo Do)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
@crt6uplles 0cmalOc OeridwnuOcn

Srl. @race S. Eurnbua, cine N}a.
lcrii bat Die Yoli5ei eriittbt, oiii ei-
nen 9}cger 81 fobnoen, weldcm iie
am f8. Samiar nit eiuem pertbOoI-
len @emdlOc md einew @rpreBbii.
rcou ianOte. Gas @emdloe ioltc nah
%bilaoelpbio oeididt unO bort ouf
elmer aluritausiiealmg ousseiiellt
meroeu. grlt ieBt bat oie @iaIerin
eriQ6reu. oaB oaS &emdloe in F6ila-
oelpbia ni6t ciugetroiieu lit. 9eti-
telt mar oos @emdloe uMutter mo
aino". @s mar Elm @erf BON s. $.
SurnbuQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
Surge etoOtncuisfeiten.

Ser io6ioliitii6e Reouer 6reO. 8.
@orreu iproh eeitern 9l6eno I'M
Baltimore 9uiineB College iiber
0ic @aodt Der greiie.
SSn Scr n0looie.&oIe" on ser @eit-
6o0ette- -StroBc fano oeitern g(6eno
Elm 8aa aint 9eiten Oes 0llniberii-
tGts,&oipitols4 itott.
GongreBnlitaIieo s. 6rco. 6. Sal.
bott, Ger iid in 9ltlontic Stu ouf-
bdIt, bat gciAric6en, OoB iib iein
@eiunobeitsSultono 6e0eutenO 6eiicrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
eihnnn bed edaIOe66rOe.


Seine 9ieoe Gueae uno feline ~Gnt.
6iiaungen.~ 6reiluit aloNeH
merOeu Oemndhii er0iinet uer-
oeu. 9iodel Gu 9ois erbdlt Die
6reiitcQe am ct. @nrn's Semi
mar. Ieuanid5aiiunacu fir
So6i6uleu nod nidt bcui0iat.
g1eoer lmter6rohen ron 1itigen
@oriaefehten 5piiden CT. Geleuett
uno Srn. gigos. nod ieniationeleu
Gnt6iiuumgen ii6er oen ogeiiiigcn
Siefitono~ ser 8olptednifrm Shii-
Ter BON Sciten oes Gol.Geems, nobul
Die aeItrige Situng Der Sdulbeb6r-
Sc, uelde, pie iibIih, inn glOminiItro.
tions @e6GuOe oes Gr3ie6ungs Ge-
portements an ser @ooiiou-9lbenuc
IiattianO, eincn iiberous rubigen Scr
lauf. Gie Siblmg eritredte iih iiber
me6rere StunOan uno purOe sum
E6eil 6jlter felt geihloiicnen Ebiiren
5uoebrodt @dbreno Oes offener
Sbeiles muroe cine groBere gln5abl
Goutine @eid1fte BON mcnig pcit-
tragenoer 9eOeutung sur GrIeOiglng
gebrodt.
Bon Sntereiic mar cine fiir5e TiS-
FULTON ii6cr Die Dorausii6tlid nod
Dor 9l6lauf eiues Monots SIT croft
nenoen 6reilnftaIoiien in OenSdu-
len 0}r. 6 un0 gtr. %. 0as &Dgieue-
Gomite uuter6reitete ser SGul6ebor.
Sc sic 9hufiteIllng Der not6peuOigen
Ginri6hngs @egenit6noe. oeren
9lnidoffupg ge6iQigt marc. IS 6eiin.
Sen lih babel II. q. 80 Stii6Ie, 80
Oeri1lieBbore S6rGnfe, 2 eisidrdn.
fe, 2 @asoien, . Giidcntiibe, uu0 -
thermometer. Gle Gr0ffumg Der
8reimft GloIien oiirite eleid nod
GerooQItdnoiaing Der Ginridtung
olio mobri6einIidb nod innerboI6 Der
ndhIten bier @oden eriolgeu.
9a6cl On gois cr6ielt Die fiir5lid]
oafout gemor0ene 5rciiteae fir Oie
n0bIten orei Sabre i'm ct. @orD'S
SenHnor 5ugeiproheu Sr S0iting
modte Sic Sdul6e60roe nit oen fir
sic 6ieiigen Orei Sohihulen on5u-
i6affenOen neuen Gqnipirungs Sc
acnitdn0eu 6efannt oeren Qlnihoi-
fing Oie 9euiaigltng elmer Sumne
bon rngefdbr $4,000 beaniprudeu
ipiir6e. Sic 9lngelegen6eit pirOe bis
5ur @orloae zines re9elreGten 9erih-
tcs BON Seiten 0es 5uitdn0igen 60
mites porldufig nidt eutidieoeu.
glod GrleOigun1 Ser laufenoeu @e-
iddfte 6esa6 iid bic S6ulbeboroe in
priOatc Sibimg umO bic E6iiren OeS
&eriammluugS5inmcrs idloiicn ii6
6ermctiid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
iInter6oItmnas.glbsm

Grfreulid beiuHt mar ser oeitriac
oeuiih .omerifoniide llnter6oItunes.
9lbeno i'm n@oitbaus sur 9cmiii6
Iiden Shlnoe" 5u 9ocitit &oint. Gen
ocutibcn 9beil beitritteu oie So.
Saul 2iciA uno &arl Stellmo@er,
oeu omcrifonii6en Sr. gl. &uIica
uno SRI. $. @ooo. 5rlS GIlita
@ooo ton5te. Sdntmtlide @litwir.
fenoe muroen morm opplouoirt. 3um
@ortrog geloneten lmter glnOeren
folgenoe 2ieoer uno Gouplets lin.
lere 0ide 9ertbo~ nDas 2ieo an Die
@moen~ nglifolous, Der W}orobren.
uer~ uuo nMeine &onitan5e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
Sn'S @e6irn aeidloiien.


Dit elmer 6lo6ert 9iiGie in Oie
linfe S6ldfe geihofcu lnO Iebens-
gefdbrIi1 DerIebt piroe geitern
gloduittag, menige @Iinliten Dor
2 llbr, Ser t2.j66rige 2eslie Collins
BON SIR. 1921, 6reoerid.9lpen ais
er nit 0pei onoeren Gnoben, Sobn
Soldier uno giaiom 8eDbea, oos
@runoItiid bintcr Dem 3000-9lod
ser gSilfens-glDeme betrot. Die Stli.
gel ourc6idmg 0en SAGoelfnohen
uno orong ms @ebirn ein 10 OoB
ole g(cr5te oes st. 9(gncs. SoipitolS. "
pobin Der Gnobe bon ieinen beioen
@efGbrtcn eebrodt puroc, MIR ge-
ringc Soffnuug begen, ibu om 2e6en
crbolten 5u f0nnen. &ur5 Dor 6 llbr
9lbenOs pur0e ser II Sabre olte
So1n W1. SAMPLER, mobnboft in Ger.
1850, @iIfens. .9(benue, unter Ser
9(niduIoieing, oen in 6roge iteben-
Den SduB o6gefellert 81 boben Der.
boftct uno in Die iiiomeitIide @oli6ei-
Itotion eineeliefert. @s beiBt, ooB
Sonoler, obne 81 5ielen aus Dem
5eniter ieiner @obmtng einen ShuB
aus Der 6lobertbiihie obgo6 uno Die
Gugel uugliiflider gSeiie Den in Scr
9ldbe befinoliden ana6en trof.
SAMPLER miro bcute @ormittag 9ii@'
ter S6irm borgeiilbrt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
oSom4 9lnOOca gciiOr6cn.

Gincr ser befannteiten &cbtsont
mdlte bon Baltimore, Sr. Sbomos g.
Huooea bon glr. 1900, Sit-Gboie-
StroBe itorb geitem Morgen in iei'
ncm Seim i'm gllter bon 6S Sobren
an 2rmgcnent8iinouug. gr mar iiber.
aa iuiter Dem 9tomen nEom" 9tuO.
0ca 6efomt unO puroe in 9elfoit
Syrlono, gc6oren. Sn iilu9en Sobren
lam er nit ieinen gltern noh Slime
rita. sic ii6 in Bolton nieoerlieBen.
ST 6eiubte sic n@esleDon glcooemp"
in DloiioduIetts, oie llniperiitat in
Griuceion uno ipdter Ole Sorparo-
Sdule fir &edtspiiieniboft. 0ur6
8ufoa lieB er ii6 in Baltimore nie-
0cr uno muroe bolo Elm aneeiebener
9}ehtsonmolt. Seine Spe6iolitdt ma.
rem Griminolfdnc. gr binterIdBt
ieiue g9ittpe, 5roi Goitb 3. 9fuooea,
un0 cine SoHter, 8rou @race IS.
Singlcton in glem.yorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
SSreiiuillisc 5ensriue6r fir Gliicott
Gitg.

Ser %erein ser freipiaigcu
6eucrpebr fir @Ilicott GitD Bat fol-
gcnOe 9eomte erwGbIt Or. 8iaiom
9. @am6ria, &rGiioent; Or. S. &ort.
leD Sobnion uno 9}idorO g. 6eigIeD,
|ice Erdiioenten; 9. 6. Sig9in.
botbanl SefrctGr, imo 9li1oro Sol-
6ott, Shobmeiiter. Gum 0irefto.
RUM geb6ren oie SS. Charles 81.
$errmonn So6n aroft Srant airf-
wooo, George S9. Carr, $. 6. 9rob,
Ntlton S. Cotton imo Gborles 9.
Maaenborit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
gradJ OaS SanOeelenf.

0bcrmoibiuiIt Sodion bonn 0om-
pier oEentaaon," ser 5ur 8eit in
Canton liegt, fiel eeitern N}orgeu in
sen Sdifisroum binob ino broN ods
rehte @ologelenf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
1IIr IpdIeres @erlar feitae1aIten.

llnter Dem @erOodt oneebli@
Morp6tm ooer 0eroin i'm 9eiib 81
bo6cn 1T geitern Der 25 Sabre olte
So6n SenrD @urh bon &oibington,
@. g., bon oen Sereeonten Gooncp
uno 99onfmiaer uno ben %oIi5ilten
Stcmpel lno 9lurpbp an Der 9olti.
morc.StroBe Derboitet worOen gei
Der llnteriu6uug ieiner EoIhen
wuroe Elm 8ldihden. weIdes me6-
rere TobIcttcu Wlorpbiim II. Seroin
cnt6iclt. gefliuoen. 9SoIi5eiribter
Supplce bielt ben 2lrreItonten fiir
Elm moraen Sld6mittag 3 llbr in Der
mittlcrcn 4oIi6eiitatiou itottfinoen.
ocs 9erbor fcit 9urcb gicbt 5lL ooB
er in Negleitung bon Doniel y1obo,
nen. mclhcr om Dicniiog inter Der
ielbcu 9lniduloigung pcrDaftet mur
oe, bon gsaiDiuaion nab Baltimore
gefommcn 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
sei'm SiaOfa6reu perIctt,

Der II Sabre olte @illiom @ote-
man BON Ger. 6i3, Qum6arton.2 .2lbe.,
brad geitern N3orsen Oen linen S6er-
ihenfel, oils er BON einem 5obrroo,
Oos bon einem 5reitnOe gelenft mir
Oe, in Der @oriuh- glbeme a6Hel,
nohOelu Die &ette qe6ro6en mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
9yiir bcn SaIfsfOuO.

oSm 9ouie Der oergangeneu gSodc
einecu iiir Sen SiiIfsfono Die nod'
iie9cnoen 9eitrdge eiu Die fir Die
aloiIifi3iring 3u ipGt eintrofen. Ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
0ie @cfliiocI- -9lnaitcIlaa6'

@le6r ais 1900 Eerioueu funo'n
gciicrn in Sen glusiteQua''',.
men in Dem Gto6liiicnieut O'l' \.
9olaiono g. So6u Elm.
glomcu Der preissefr0uten W"
iicaer 6efount gege6eu
qcocutcno so5lreiacr ais ant ss
5iinimgstoge mar geitern Die v'l.1
gelousltelung 6eiudt. gle7r
1900 @efliigel 9icbba6er lo'g
iid5 Elm. gie @reisribter Oollell'''s ~,
sum E6eil i6re 9lufaobe lui0 Ss'S
tar ). $. EoDer CAB Die glaaleu n
preisgefr6utcu 9lusiteler peru"
0ieie limo: ..n,
Single Gom6 gs6ite 0rPegi n.i
tons SSo6n 9. GaiiL s. g. w. ",
meiIter, @ine @rope 9SouItr1 5o. 5S',,.
@loior 5. Sc. S6irlins umO OV''
harO. "a
.gs6ite GreiteO bIod 8oIii5 e
8. S. 9lItboter, sSo6u Sod, 6raa .,.s "
90. Strous, Srau 81. arie9er ''
Sranf s. $. Gale. h
Barred 8lDmoilt6 &ofs - 4
%. 6arrea, George 6. @bite, olp' or's
Sorboug6. gS. 81. &erine, S. Y' w
ne, SoporO Q. E6ompion ge'FS ~
Git uuO j. 9. Sowmon. u.s,
o9bite @lDmout6 9iods" r w. ',.t
GOering, @ine @rooe &olltrp 0'
un0 s. 9. &arfs. e.0
n%lDnoHt6 0lods~ ~ g. ealllPY +,
Geo. 9iit, Capt. @owarO So1nl'' y
g. Il. 6einauer. r.
nSilber 9aceO g9Danooties ~.s,
&reB, &einbolo @}arr, Gapio
iuO g9. s. SoQomop. 4
ngGbite @DonOotteS" r. G0os. In
gurf, s. 81. Smer, 6roi 50. S''
lnO G6onlas Surner. q.
o9uif @Donoottes~ - &age .
life unO 9S. 81. S9neiOer- on
nGolimnbian g9DonOottes"
no 6. 9rennaH unO EaDiO Eoo0'a as
n%atri09e @Douoottes" r "
bert 9iouier. a.
n9ioie Gom6 R6oOe Sslan0 s;,s y"
Z. @norp Conn, 5reo. S. 9"s
6reO. aoneuo, Duncan QlcenuY,, ',,
ISM. g. 9Sife, s. W. @agner' ~
Sor6aG.
Single Gom6 9i6oOc Ssl'aaast aat
9leO" II 6reO. 5. Sind, Gurcalle e'al ri
Gulloug6, sc. @. ASife, 5. Q. SV~" .a,r
lin George S8. g86ite, $. Q. SQV@ ara
ion 6ranf Sar6oug6 unO S. c'~
BON. q
Sight @ontunls~ IL G6arleS ii,
,SorO, @nl. 9auter6o6, VI. S''
naO 6rouf Sor6ou96. ..rs
Single Comb grown Se9pOr',,
81. DC. 8ii6er, s. @. aalOu'eI a
gS. $. @ein6reuner uno gSnI' o.
Oerniller. s.~
Single Gom6 @uif 9eg9orll'
$. Spoloiug mo s. s. Spie9el' ~
Single Comb 6lof Nlinor'prs r,,i
George DC. 9lOOiion GoworO %c
9(t@. SSii6er, g9. s. &egranl NV
|eterion. ~
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Arizona republican., 1915-02-01
RAMON ACOsTA WAS
 PIONEER IN PHOENIX
Came Here 26 Years Ago from Mex
 ico; His Funeral Saturday

The funeral of Ramon J. Acosta, who died Friday morning, was held Saturday afternoon at four o'clock from the residence 923 East Jeffer- son street.
 Mir. Acosta was in his fifty seventh year, a native of AlamOs, Sonora, Mexico. He came to Arizona 26 years ago and engaged in the shoe business both at Tucson and Phoe- nix. MT. Acosta came here for the first time during the big flood of '91. During that time he made many business and social friends and at the time of his death was very well known.
 MT. Acosta is survived by his wife and a family of eight children, four daughters and four sons. all of whom are grown and well known in this city. Most of the children have lived the better part of their lives in Phoenix
 Rev. J. Harvey Deere, led the prayer at the residence and Rev. J. H. Britain officiated at the Free Methodist church. Interment was at the Greenwood cemetery
Arizona republican., 1915-02-01
ANOTHER MOUNTAIN
 LAMB FOR GAME FARM

That Game Warden Willard will have the nucleus of a state game farm in the near future, whether the sol ons decide that one shall be established or not, became evident Saturday, when word was received that a second new born mountain lamb had been captured and was being held awaiting word from the game department.
 The lamb, which was found in the Mohawk mountains by a Mexican, was brought to Mohawk station on the Southern Pacific.
 At the request of the finder the sta tion agent wrote the game warden ask ing permission for the Mexican to keep the lamb and raise it. As there is one lamb already in the care of the game department. Warden Willard decided to have the second addition brought to Phoenix. and sent a deputy to Mo- hawk to bring the animal to this city, where 1t will be cared for.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-01
SAYS LAW LICENSING CHAUFFEURS IS NJ GOOD Secretary of State Would Either AboI- Ish Present Statute or Provide
 For Examination

That the present law licensing chauf- feurs results in no protection to the public and no benefit to the drivers is the statement of Secretary of State Sidney P Osborn who recommends that the practice Of granting licenses to chauffeurs be abolished or that an examination both practical and tech nical be provided for by law. The only qualifications a chauffeur must possess is the ability to pay the five dollar lee, says the secretary of state in his annual report
 Tt is not required that he even be femiliar with the primary principles necessary to the operation of a ma- chine. The chauffeurs get nothing for their money and the public in general is in no way protected from incompe- tent, inefficient or careless drivers The secretary of state should be given power to revoke chauffeur license for cause. and provisions made to en- able the chauffeur to have the matter determined by a court of competent Jurisdiction
 Modification of the motor vehicle law to prolect persons from the glare of powerful headlights is the object of another recommendation. The amend ment proposed is that all head lights be frosted on the upper half of the glass in order to eliminate the danger caused by blinding persons aproaeh- ing
Arizona republican., 1915-02-01
THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY
 AT LION

Four reels of Mutual Movies and "The Million Dollar Mystery" make up program par excellence at The Lion Theater today. The 18th episode of The Million Dollar Mystery is a sp- tendid number and contains a wonder ful fire scene.
 "The Kaffir's Skull'' is one of Jas. F. Dyer's short stories picturized by the Reliance players. The plot in this is somewhat different from the usual and makes a good picture. Our Mu- tual Girl this week meets May Preston, the most prolific of all women artists in this country scenes are shown of her studio and some comedy is added by her models It seems peculiar that the Lion yesterday showed Eddie Pull len winning the Corona Road Race in the Mutual Weekly and today he is seen in a very funny comedy entitled "The Record Breaker" This picture was taken at the Corona Road Raca and while being comedy chuck full of laughs, yet it shows many interest ing views of the great race.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-01
Ehc Deserters

Tonight the bill changes at the Columbia and the clever story of San Francisco and the Presidio, The De- serters,' will receive it's first staging to an American audience.
 This clever melodramatic tale of the west was written by Jones Will mer and received its first chance in New York. where it served to intro duce clever Marjorie Rambo, now a well known leading woman. The part of the cafe singer, which will reveal Miss Higgins in a role that will re- quire her 10 sing, is one of the best parts she has had in the stay of the Redmond company here. MT. Karns also will find a good chance in the part of the young lieutenant. around which the play is written. Cos tunes for the production have been loaned by Romaine Fielding for the occasion and the added stunt of Stanley Tuck at the cafe piano should insure a local drag for the play.