davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21
Smstiima gurs'em mmistplle.
Micf SOlma.

"Sppd on, iind bpwG ia nstolli.
men paIpeIiia. 8GbGsi1 olet ollut
iisfoIIinen, Nin1 panen iinut paIion
b%aItiiofii. @ene berraii iloon." Watt.
%: 81.
O6ottamaton eli ollut ie ianoma
jofa tot tieoon emdrtG Sustiina
8orgen fuoIemasta Tab6ocfiSia,
Minn.
SGn oil iairastanut 10 pitemmdn
aion, fpaan mime aifoina fun mielG
oIin tiIoiiuiioesia fGpntGGn llonaam,
oil ban 10 min poIjon taiibin mott.
tama, ettei woinut enG1 fGtpeIl1. Sal-
Jon ban TAI nGbo1 tGmGn ibtnis-eld-
man furjuuttofin, on iaanut taistel-
la pbbesi6 miebeni1 fansia paifelif-
fla ioita moriinfin uibisaiuffailIa
ON.
Seurofunta oil b11telle oIlrt alma
rafas ia iitG ie oil wielGfin, paiffa
Ell ~iairauoenia tGboen moneen miio-
teen ipoinut ottoa oiaa pbteiiiin iu-
malanpalmelufiiin firfosio. sc tuot-
ii DonbufielIe poIion ifGipppttd,
maon loboutiis oil Seeiufien Iupaiif-
iesio, ettG ban on faiffiaIla fans-
iamme. 8onbufien Ilottamiifien fiji.
ben talin bitomaamaan fGpoesi1ni
emf ferron bGnen Iiiona.
4lin tiilin opettojofii 81. q. MiIP-
fin i%eurafiinta piiriinL miioettG ipiiot.
ia fifteen, min erGGnG l%unnuntoind
goooocfin firfosia tnIi monbo mics
(nimenid 'ionoi olefpon Siaf 8org)
ia fertoi poimonia ~iairouoesta iefG
pppii fdpmddn BELLA. SIoIla len tein
ioatuoni tiIaiiuuoen. ST.
Iuiston betfen fun emf ferron
opoiin fen motaIan trfpon omen,
iosSo ndmd ponbufiet a%iuifpot. Sor.
iupim osfelin tuIi wanba pnoiien
murfoma emdntd wostaoni. Sootu'
oon teitdG ettd oIen ~opettajona beiodn
ieurofunnosia, tiiIi ban min i%loiiefii
eta iIosfo itfi. YubeIimme iitfe ST.
moIon roffauoesto ia BON min ipod'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21

nut eta ban. ontoi bGnen ainoan
poifania eta iofainen FIJI usfoo bG-
men pGGHenid Ell pibG buffumaan
mitta iianfaiffiien elamGn iaamaan.
Sa Inn Simala on nGin fpntistG
maaiImaa rofastamit min onban ie
tooistiis ettG ban meitd ipntiiiG ottaa
SiGn ipodmeIId mastaan. Sdn Ell tab-
90 ettd meistd pfiifGan biiffniii,
maan ettd iofainen parannufieen
fGGntpifi, ie on fddntpiii fatieIemaan
SumaIon ianasta Siimalan SiGllistd
raffautta ia bdnen bpwiG tefoiaan
faiffin ipntifiG fobtaan. Siind on
raffaus, eli ettd me rafastimme SUI
maIoo tpaan eta ban rafasti meta ia
ISbetti Toifanin iominnofii meioGn
ipnteimme e6est6.
Nicf SoIma.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21

@uobo fiiipur ia f%riffonen fuibtiiil
mitto meioGn SiimaIomnte lana pp'
ipp iionfaifiiesti. Sci 40: 8
&uinfo outiasta onfaan fun tddl'
I'd Observation-Disclosures moosio on pfii
tiiripo, iofo ppipp alma miriittitmat'
tomano. @iiobon fribtiesio ia fiffo'
fen Iofostuesio meiodn Siimolamme
Jana fertoo SiGn raffaioesto, iofo e
oion tpoibteIemaiiiuoen fonsia miiii'
tn. Cana fertoo nellie raffouoesto,
iofo Ell perustn meioGn trnteiiiimme,
moan fiiben tefoon ionfo foiitto me
oIemme aittuoifii tebbpt. zee on tdp-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21

- essiitamme siiti IiiIteiti, ist'
h iIsstttaipst Iebbesldmme, sstts'
MT FLEA ttteist1 siiaamme.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21
DAVIS & FEHR

melliiesti liiotti iiiben eta Sumala
rafastaa bGntGfin, ,paiffa iaafin pal
Jon fdriiG. Mutta iiinGbGn onfin SUI
malan raffars faiffia fobtaam ii.
mestpnpt fun antoi poifania Seeirtf-
len fariimpfiiin ia flolemaan meibGn
faiffien eoestG. Scum iitte pnbeIin
SumaIan ianaa ia laliloimme Iaiilit-
ia, min ban baluii noiittia s. s.. eb-
toollista. Siind mpos tiiIi n6fpmGGn
minfd maifutufien antnn ebtoolIinen
Seeiufien ianoibin usfomolIe. San
naiitti ebtoolIista ipo6meliielId ba-
lula ia oil mafuuoettu Seeiufien
lGsnd olosto ia iirnoufiesta tGGlIG
bGnen motaIosia maiosia.
lliein fGpin beioGn lionaan ia fiji
loin bdn alma. iIoitii ia ianoi: Sept
joan taos &ristufien palpeIiian tam
ne motaIaon majaani ia iaan nauttia
$. g. ebtoolIista. uieita fertoia fG-
mimme mpos paimoni fansia BELLA
ia opimme beta molempin funnioit-
tamaan fuin tpanbempiamme.
@nnen tame ~I6btodmme fun f6-
mimme beio1n Iiiona, titntiii erotesfa
IiltG ettG emmie emdnt1 8orgea enGG
noe tGdlId niasia ia min fdnifin.
Sosfus alma iaimme tietoin ettd ban
alma paan biiononee ia iamaIla IT'D
mGlIG oootton toiipaieen pd1ipG. Sept
iain firieen iosia miebenid %ilnnoittaa
ettG rafas piioliionia on nuffunut
fuolon lineen ippsf. 1 p. 81 10. 9 tt.
II p. iIdsIa. 9an oil nlet1 baliiflltf
fuullo Sionin &anteleen laiilua SO,
iosia tuoouan iImi foti ifdtpd.
SpoGmeIIiiesti toimomme fpoimoni
fansia Siaf 8orgelle Slmalolta lob
butusta iiIId mei6Gn Ell tarmitie FUR
ra toifpottomasti, fun nsfomr1e
sseeiufiesia oiitiiufemme, Min ferran
pGaiemme liiofieen taipaaieen ia
famine nGboG toiiemme. "Salii mil
nuIIa on tdGltG eritG ia oIla &ristitf-
fen fansio, iiud ie oIiii monin tper'
roin parempi." SiI /: %.
2emGtfoon raiibasia ~rafasteftii
panbiis.
Seriep Gitbsid, q. S. ~ippsfuulla,
1915.
so. Mnttonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21

tettp' on Seeius %iononut fun &6n
@oIeotan ristiIlG t6btemme f1rii.
SieII6 San lain eoestGmme tdptti ia
mcioGt fuoleman pallan alta pelasti.
Sin1 ibmislapionen eifo 10 ipo6meii
ricmuitie fun olet taiipaan perijG.
@ai jdatfo ebfG fatielemaan omaa
buonouttaii ia omasta ipoamestd Ct
IimGGn. Wutta turbaa on iieltG nil
tdGn bpwad loptdG. Gimme iilloin
poiffaan armosta lolita JOS oman
ipoGmen bpwppttG ctiimGdn iGamme.
Wutta fun iellaiiena finn oIemme
jGGmme usfon iilmin fatielemaan
&aritian woittoa ia nGfemGdn So
men moitosiaan meiodnfin notion.
me ia aiitiultemme, Min iilIoin fiitos
mirtecn pubfeaa fplmGfin ipodn. Sc
on. iitG uuoen mirren alfu iGipeltG, jo-
ia ijanfaiffiiuubesia on fuin "iuur-
ten petten parbu', iolloin Serran
fania, jofa on foottuna faifista fam
ioista, lailaa fiitos mirttGGn &arit-
ialle, jofa meibGt werelIGGn omaf.
ieen osti. ga usfolliiella raffa,lbel-
laan meta ieuraii tGGlla murbeioen
ia paiomaiiuuoen maasia. &annes
iaamme pGGstd tdpoelliippteem misid
eli toripis peIiGtdfGGn lanfeepani,
fun lanfeemus on fifteen mabooton.
&filIiien pois futiun tGGltd aiasta
iiGiippteen iai mist Selma Bileen,
ioitafin miiffoja tafaperin. SGn oil
faatunut feittion Iattialle ia beti
tuollut. &uuIemani mufaan on 3D.
nesid olllt ipbGn mifa.
"Opeta Sierra meitG aiattelemaar.
ettd meioGn fiiolemdt, pitGG, ettG me
pmmGrtGmGififii tuliiimme."
Senrafuntatpo menee eteen pain
entiieen tapaan. Opettajammcfin
past. 90. Inttonen on 10 parantitnut.
Sdn iairasti iilmienid tGb6en ionf,,n
aifaa. Serralle olfoon fiitos faifestal
SGn furittaa iosfus lapiiaan, mutta
SGn iGlleen parantaa ia lobouttaa.
"SGn losfee fiormon pGGIIemme,
@eiu' onnefi' tefee fen, Sifi' ettG full
fiiimme me main tietG Seeirfien. Sa
pGGiiiimme ilobon mi nellie mall
mistettu on
&irieenpaibtaia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21
Melfcim toto Canada fieltOlaim alai.

tetla. "a
Toronto, Ont. t. T. 16 p. &ieltolafi
astui t6nGdn moimann Sntariosia,
&uima Glue Ganaoasia ulottuu MT
Sppnelt6 merelt6 Guebecfiin %iaaffa.
Scum fieItolain woittamiiesta British
Golumbiasia npttemmin olIaan par-
moia on Quebecf ainoa m6rGfii idG-
lpd maafunta ganaoasia, fun tielto-
lafi astuu moimaan eri pafoisia.
Smituinen piioli uuoesia fielto.
laisiq on ie ettG wdfiiuomatebtaili-
jat iaauat iatfaa liifettdGn ia iaapat
lGbettaa taparoitaan toiiiin maafiin.
tim. Samanfaltainen Iafi on mpos
@anitobasia, ioten ontariolaiiet
%iaaipat tilata %iuomania 8inebegistG,
jos min baluapat, ia manitobaIai.
let taaien iaamat wdfiiuomin tGstG
maafunnasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21
CRYSTAL 7yalls, Mtieb

Mripoiia toimitus, Jos iuonet iiiao
taIle fpbGpfielleni Muttaian balls
toilla, Min piirrdn ionfun rifpin ia
fatfaiien GGnettSmppben, fosfa tieoGn
MuttaiaIebteG taIetpar tGnne 10 ufe-
ammalle, min on lufiain lilo iaaoa
fuulla iotain omaIta paiffafunnalta.
@uttaian liifutpa aiiamies mr.. SIR
mi fGmdii tdGIIG ia ianoi iaaneenia
%ioitain iiuiia tilaufiia. Siripi tpiitpGb-
ii allefirjoittaian luona pari pOtd ia
oil ie minuIIe iloista ianoa nell
Sirtpen fansia misunderstanding iloita
jonfa meri plfGmme OF, nellie lob
joittonut.
T1GIIG fGipGii mp0s pieraita pap-
pia, pastorit, &aitalabti ia Set6I6.
Wolemmat iaarnaiimat tpoimalliies-
ii iiitd aiituu6esta, mif6 nellie 10
@olgatan iomintopGimdnG annettiin.
&anat ia bausfat on ne betfet, ioI-
loin iaa fuuIla monen tobistoian
irusta fen iloianomar, ettd me it.
lesiGmme mustat fef6Ieet olemme
Seeiufien merelIG lumiipalfoiiefii
pestp.
&allis meli ia iiiar, oletfo iinG
Crystal S%allsiisia eli muualla, ota
buomioon, ettG aifa rientGG, fuoIe-
mali betfi Idbestpp iofa bengen noe.
to. glGmmef0 bops-elGmGG Seeiuf.
len pbtepbesid? Sbminen eli eId aino.
astaan IeiipGst6, noan ie on ipasta
eIGmdd, fun moi ipoGmesi6nid ianoo:
nina elm, en- IiiIen nina, main &ris-
tus eldd minasin ia mind $Gnesi6.
Hiin bstdtpd, meli eli iiior, oIetfo
mield fosfaan tiintenut tGmmoistG
pbops-eIdmdd Seiufiesia &ristufies-
ia? SGGlIG maanpGGII1 on armou
maltafiinta, f1GIIG 10 faifua artau-
ben pdipG, ottafaamme pastaan us-
fosIa Seeins fofonaan. SpIidtfGGm-
me Serran arnlori moimuIIo entinen
iDntieldmG, min moimme ionoa Taa-
ipalin fmtsia: nina tiebGn fenenf6
pddlIe nina nsfon ia olen Lula fiji
I'd, eta ban moi minulIe fGtfeG mi-
MN nsfotun tatparani iiiben p6i-
fpddn asti iolloin Serramme ia $50
pabtajomme on ti,letpa tiiomitiemaan
elaipid ia fuoIleita. SiIloin ielmenee
faiffi ia me, iotfa olemme usfosfo
tdalld omistaneet iperiplfGmme faif-
fineen fdpmme SGnen fansiaan fun
niaan.
q OSocfsox
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21
Suomlen uuti$ia
: 2iiffnmimem @iipmrim fabmlla

2iiffnminen 8iipnrim fabnlla
Oiieen aifaan. 8iipurin linnotufien
fomen6antti on eiiintulleesta ippstG
fGsfenpt Biipurin poIiiiilaitosta
tarfoin maltpomaan, eta fulfii faii.
punein faoniIIa on anafarasti fieIIet.
tp flo 1 ia 5 mGIiIlG p0IG faifiIta.
aiureiItafin, ilman eritpistG lupalip-
pua.
= &miuern6Srien iuaibbps. Hieta.
rim Ieboet fertoipat, ettd faiffein for
feimmalla m~GGrGpfieIIG on 8aoian
IGGnin ~fuapern00ri, meriipGen Ten.
raaliluatnantti NifoIai Sillmar
maGrdttp Miffelin IGGnin fnpcrn5J-
riff ia MiffeIin fuiucrn5Gri l.t-.
g. u. Sirelius 8aoian IiS:...A -
apern66rifii.
- Sptaraifaistem tmioicn faNr
miien tuerottominen. @iitteIpsiG for.
feimmasia paifasia on pabpistettii
aietas iota-aifaisten tuloien fasma.
miien merottamiiesta.- Senaatin
~eb6otufien mi,faan on benfiIoitten ia
|Iiiffeiften, ioitten tuIot 10. 1915. Of
len funnalIistperoitliffen miifnorl pb-
6esid tai ~iiieammasia firnasia co.
600 marffaa tai iitd i%iiiiremmot, o.
mat liidGntpneet pGbintGin Is pro-
i%entilIa iuurimpaon nuoiitiiloon
i~perraten 10. 1914 tai ionafin fabtena
eoelliienG puotena, mafiettatpa nal.
tiorabaston bppGfipi eritpinen ferta
foiffiaan fannettatpa nero tiiIoisiaan
Ioonn aifana tapabtuneesta IiiGpfies.
I'd. @eroitettamat ti,Ioien IiiGpfiet on
iaettu IS eri Iuoffaar, 600 marfosta
aIfnen.
= Seminaarien nnbestiiariestelp.
@fitteIpsiG forfeimrnasia paifasia on
wabmistettu aietlis foniafouliiopetta.
ia. ia Observation-Disclosures uuoestiidr-
i~estelpstd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21
Ymmmer, Mimn.

SGlI1 pobioisIGnnen pallonprolis-
folIn on iiipoia ibmiii6 ianomaIebti6
fobtaon. 81 be f%irioitufiilIa atpusta
lebtien Iirfiafiintaa. SanomaIebti fir
jolliiulitta Ell ainafaan pitGiii pnl-
mGrtG1 iillG tamoIla, ettd iota iiieant-
pi apustaia fen biionompi iiiGlto.
gib1n tofi, pGin mastoin. SdmG 10
ndpttGG miialla pmmGrrettdpGn mel
feinpG tGpbelliiesti. SGpeG ianoa jul.
fiiesti ndan frin ie on ferran epdd.
mGton totitis. @pprGn tpotd on ie,
oIipa maalliffo eli poppi, iotfa fer
ran &oniaIlisfirffofuntaan Iilfeutli.
mot ia iiItG fuitenfin fieltGtpdt fen
pienen otprtil minfd noiiipat iiind
antaa ettG oman GGnenfannattajaan
firjoittaiiipat.
SeiltG popit, olletifin ni,orimilta
mielG oliiimme t%oipofpaiiet iaaoa
uieammin fpnGnne tltotteita litfea.
81 m~ierailla meiiIlG, paar @uttaiaS-
ia. SGm1bGn on Notwithstanding
tain ona GGnenfannottaja. Snban
lana: "SiitG iinitt tiinnetaan, fenen
fansia ieurustelet." SGmG on mpos.
fin pGltettGipG firieistG: sos Cot
mitiis tiIoa antoa," on ie Toimitiif.
fen fiulaamista. MinG oinofin usfon,
ettG aitpon mieIibppGIlG Sei6Gn fir
ieenne iieIlG ooetaan mastaan ia eifd
ne lufiiainfaan puoIelta iGG buoui-
DON ottanatta.
en- MT baliia tGstd piibua pitem-
maIIe, pppoGn pieId ettette pabene,
en- t1tG ole tarfottanut feIlenfGGn pa.
bennufiefii. OIen tlonnut tpaan
ajatirfieni iuIfi. 2ieneefo tGsid pabc-
nemiieen aibetta pastatfoon toimi.
tls?
- GibGn tofi, toimitis.
= yspt 10 moin pGbdn fertoa ipiio.
ben tuIosto fun on riibet IGmmi6ettp
ia putin %ainoastaan foImas ola ia.
fiIIistG enempi eli pGbempi, fpIIGfait
tGsG iaot ielfp1n, ipaiffein foppoIit.
fiio fGptdfddn oiipan %Iontoofii, no
goob.
Der. &aIle &Gsmd, q. 9. Milr'.
iistG fGfp6ii mime miifoIIa fplGsiGml.
me ostomosia fariaa foaroIastin.
Soiien foaron IGbetti Sormorien far.
ionIdbetps pb6istps. T6mG on ia.
tpoIIisfa, eta pfii ia fofii fooroIos-
tia IdbetetdGn iofa piiffo Iibofariao
Soint YoaIiin tdstd fpIGsfd, Ell fits
tdnd ole enddn niinfdGn piffa fpId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21

iotfo ioupuiwot roiaIle, iano,uat, eta
omcrifoluinen ratiumdfiiolttfo otti
sponeifii 16 ros,uoa Is maiIin pGds-
ID Namiquiposta eteldGn. Dfii man
oituisto paIjasti amcrifolaiiiIle aiei.
Den fGtfopoifan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21
yIeisia uatisia
s.. Siacfion.

(Satf. e~niimGiieItG iipuIta.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21
NabfnriIiHe

SnmalampaliueImfiia IofahamIIa:
1 ia 8 p;nd g~raooocfisio iiiomol.
firfosia flo II ep.
&ippifouIu aIfoa iamasia paifasia
8 p:nd flo 8 epp.
10 p. @eru 2eip5ie'isiG niioriioiei,.
ran taIoIIa Ito II epp.
1Sp. Nonban'isio Tepon aiunnol-
la Ito 7.3O iIIaIo.
@. q. @esterbaef.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21

(Satf. eniimGiieIt1 iitpuIta.)
|ina bp5fdnmpt Gbibnabra Gitbbn.
Gbibua Gitp, . 8iIIan iolifot te-
fitpGt mime periontaina~ obottaman
bpoffapfien Gbibuabuaa tpastaan, io-
ia bpotfGps, MALTA Re aIfoifin 8iIIaI-
le onnelIiiesti, pGGttpi IopuIIiiesti pc
rustuslainisten iouffoien tdpbeIIi-
ieen noittoon, ioita fonlenii fenraaIi
Sacinto Tremino, iofa iai baatpan
ioIfaania.
@aiffafin 8iIIa oil b~poffGpfien
jo%btoiana, ei ban ollenfaan ioiiffoi-
neen rpnnGnnpt faiipnnein iifGIIe f.
Sotaministeri Sbregon iImottoa,
eta giIIan tefemGn b~poffdpffen JILL
feen iaotiin titboniia bpopffddiistd
piiritetpfii, ioIoin 600 fopinaIIista
iai furmania, ia uieita %ioutiii man
siffi.
81 Iinau miestS telotettn.
or Hoio, Teras. = 2enraaIi Son.
5aIefieIta on Sroreaiin tallrt idbf0-
ianomo, josia ianotoon, ettd iieIId
on 1853 Billion ieurooiad iarmattii
Gbibuabuoon teb6pn bpOffdptien al.
fon ia 81 tponeittl. Wuneitit teIoi-
tettiin fpiippmGttG.
Mrmeiion outotponffurien oiojot,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-21

SnmaIanpaltpelnfiia IpfafnnIIa:
MsbtobiiIa Sarborisia, Ohio &an-
iaIIisieurafunnan firfosia:
1 b. flo 10 ap. ia piioIi s ip.
A p. Ito s ip.
IL p. flo 8 tp.
10 b. flo 10 op. ia puoli 8 ip.
26 p. flo s ip.
80 b. flo 10 op. ia puoli 8 ip.
TpbGfouIu puoIi 2 ip.
Southport Sarborisio, Ohio &an-
iaIIisieurofiinnon firfosio:
3 b. flo s ip.
6p. flo s ip.
s b. flo 10 ap. ia puoii s ip.
10 b. flo s ip.
20 b. flo s ip.
% b. flo 10 op. ia puoIi s ip.
TpbdfoiiIii lilo Q ip.
Sobn rlrpiIoinen,
% Oof St.
asbtabnIo, $orbor, Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04

The roller jewel of a watch each day
makes $4,000 impacts against the fork,
or Isl, $4,000 in a year, or 3I5S, 900, coo in
twenty years A force of one-horse pow
er would run 27OOoO,OOO watches.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
u. S. WILL RESORT TO
MOVIES TOGET RECRUITS
Reels Showing Soldier at Work TO Be
Used in Raising 1900 Men
Ordered by Congress.

President Wilson signed the new army
Dill. increasing its peace strength from
lU20oo to l75.OcO enlisted men Of the line
and providing for its expansion in time
OF war 10 10000. The new Law. which
is the first Of the big preparedness meas
ures to 60 on the statute books, will be-
come effective July !.
BY the time the new law becomes ef-
fective the General Staff expects 10 have
In operation all the machinery neces-
sary for expanding the army TO the new
limits. The bill will create immediate
vacancies for 1900 additional second
ueutenants.
The 1900 additional enlisted men, ex-
elusive OF the enlisted personnel Of the
hospital corps, quartermaster CORPS
signal corps and Philippine scouts. are To
be raised in five annual increments OF
1850 men each. After the force is fully
raised IL will be necessary annually TO
recruit between G0OOO and 1000 men 10
I'll vacancies occurring by reason OF eI-
piring enlistments. disability discharges.
deaths and desertiOns
Efforts are also being made TO enlist
men by use OF moving picture displays
Of soldiers at work, although It is stated
that the prospect OF success in that d.
recuon is still uncertain.
We shall try said General Mccain
TO adopt the British practice Of APPROACH
ing men individually"
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
CONFEDERATE SERVICES
AT ARLINGTON TODAY
dwelling of Southern Cross Will Mark
Memorial Exercises in Con-
federate Section.

The Confederate Veterans Association.
Sons of Confederate Veterans, the United
Daughters of the Confederacy and the
Southern Relief Society will conduct
memorial exercises today in the confed-
crate section Of Arlington Cemetery. Sen
ator Vardaman will deliver the address
The invocation will be pronounced by
Rev. Forest J. Prettyman and the bene-
diction by Rev. Andrew r. Bird.
The Southern Cross will be unveiled
by Miss Pansie Wilson. sponsor; Miss
Marguerite Terrett, assistant sponsor
Mrs. George Bennett Ashby, matron OF
honor. and Mrs. Maud Howell Smith.
matrOn representing the L. ID. C The
Marine Band will play.
Capt. John NJ. Hickey is chairman Of
the committee arranging for the serv-
Ices. Other members are Capt. Fred
Beall, r. S. Denny. Mrs Jane Coving-
ton, Mrs Elizabeth c. Fred. Mrs John
T. Callaghan, w. E. Brockman. John T.
Callahan, J. p. Altizer. w. L. Wnker-
son, NJ. b. Richmond. w. ]. Parr, +. r.
Fravel and J. r. Price.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
WOULD HAVE u. S. BUY
NEW YORK AVENUE LAND
Senator Works Proposes Acquiring
Property for Erection of. State
and Federal Buildings.

Calling for the purchase by the gov
ernment of thirty-fve squares and parts
of squares on both sides of New York
avenue from Fifteenth street to Massa>
Chusetts avenue, and on both sides of
that thoroughfare and New Jersey ave-
nue. to the Capitol. a bill was introduced
in the Senate yesterday by Senator
Works, of California, which contemplates
long string OF handsome government
and State buildings in Washington
The bill also provides for the acqufsl-
ton of additional ground on the water
front. to be used for public buildings.
lying between B and Z streets. and on
both sides of the United States Naval
Museum of Hygiene. from Eighteenth to
Twenty-seventh street.
In offering his bill Senator Works said
in part:
1T may be remembered that 1 have
heretofore urged upon the Senate the
wisdom and propriety of acquiring the
property along Pennsylvania avenue upon
which to construct all government build
tngs. l believe that sooner or later this
will be done. The bill that I am now
offering is intended to authorize the ac-
QUESTION of certain property in the city
of Washington to be used by the States
in the construction of State buildings to
be used as exposition buildings, in which
to exhibit their products and resources,
and to be made the headquarters of each
and all of the States in the National Capi-
tai"
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
G. W.U. GRADUATES WILL
March IN CAP and GOWN
To Go in Procession to Temple Baptist
Church This Afternoon. Head
ed by Faculty.

The baccalaureate sermon for the
graduates of the nine departments of
George Washington University will be
preached this afternoon at O'Clock at
Temple Baptist Church, Tenth and y
streets northwest by the pastor, Rev
DR.. Joseph Johnstone Muir.
Candidates for degrees, members uf
and trustees of the university
will assemble at the Medical School
Building, 1926 Fl street northwest, at 3:3O
o'clock in academic dress and march
through the streets to the church.
Rear Admiral Charles Herbert Stock
ton, L. S. N. retired. president of the
university, and Mrs. Stockton will receive
members of the graduating classes to-
morrow afternoon from to O'Clock at
the Washington Club. 17Ol X street north
west. Commencement exercises will be
held Wednesday night in Memorial Con-
tinental Hall.
Girl students of the university yester
day took trip UP the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal aboard a canal boat. The
outing was under direction of the W0m-
ems University Club The girls assembled
at Georgetown early in the morning.
boarded the boat. and fioated slowly up
the waterway until noon, when a lunch
con was spread on the bank of the canal
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
WILSON SEEKING
Committee HEAD
President Unable to Decide
on Choice of 1916 Cam
paign Manager.

President Wilson has given a great deal
of consideration in the past week TO
plans for the forthcoming national cam
paign. The chief problem before him now
is the selection of the chairman Of the
Democratic national committee TO man.
age the campaign. Thus far. the Presi-
dent has been unable to make up his
mind as to the most desirable man for the
place. or at least, he has not announced
the name of the man he is likely to
choose
rr,u B. Lynch, of Minnesota, chairman
Of the executive committee of the Demo-
cratic national committee. who has had
charge of the pre-convention political ac-
tiviues Of the Wilson organization, will
not lead the fight for the Presidents re-
chairman. At the same time, the Presi-
dent has the highest regard for the ma
tional committeeman from Minnesota and
he intends to have recourse frequently
10 the latter's advice during the cam
paign.
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo has
been expected by some of the President 5
friends to reassume his role as campaign
er. Mr.. McAdoo is said to have dis
missed this suggestion without serious
thought, because of the realization that
his connection with the Presidents fam
lily as son-in-law would have bad effect.
Postmaster General Burleson and Pri-
vate Secretary Tumulty, the two admin
istratiOn officials who influence the Presi-
dent most. are being discussed for the
national Chairmanship. 1t is almost GER
tain that one of these will be chosen II
the President decides to ask a member OF
his official family TO head the campaign
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
G. v. u. ARTILLERYMEN
GIVE SMOKER in ARMORY
Plans Completed for Encampment at
Fort Washington Next Week.
Several New Members.

The George Washington University
coast artillery company held a smoker
at its quarters in the First Street Armory
last night. Rear Admiral Charles Her
bert Stockton. president of the univer-
sity; Capt A. c. Thompson. L S. A.
inspector or-instructor of the company. and
Capt. Walter w. Burns, OF the company,
spoke.
First Sergeant Newell B. Grain enrolled
several new members. Plans are under
way for an encampment beginning July l.
at Fort Howard. near Baltimore. Next
Saturday the company will leave at $50
o'clock for a weekend instruction trip at
Fort Washington.
The officers of the company. recently
elected are: Captain. Walter w. Burns;
first lieutenant, Chester w. Baxter: sec
ond lieutenant. Howard W Hodgkins;
first sergeant, Newell B. Grain: sergeants,
James F. Pierce, Fl. n. Marsh, J. A.
Ryan. A. B. Campfield. A. NJ. Brown;
COrporals. c. S. Shields, B. c. Cruick-
shanks and P. J. Hunt.