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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-13
gbeepHansen lit ben Ser. stooten.

m8as man lelber turt Tam, oas
iDn man DDn teinem &noern tut, loIs
Iaiien." 9iefen @runoIab t6nnte
man AUDI auf Die 8DbenprU6ufte an
menoen. Sahen, Die man IeIber
aieben tam, braudt man niht aus
Dem Iuslanoe einbufubren. 9as bat
fi9 betm 9abat beudhrt; man bat
nit &affee @rfol9 aebabt, uesbalb
lDate es niGt aud bei'm 9bee qeIins
aen. Die Seriube, Die man nit
lebterem gemaht bat, erDffnen bic
beiten Iusii6ten auf @rfpla. Sc lit
fceilih nod niht niel, mas man in
Den lebten aebn Snbren in SIo=gos
rolina erreibt bat, aber nod einem
Nrtitel BON &oonep $. 9rue BON Der
lanonirtihaftltben Mbteiluno Der
Ser. Staaten, nsr5fentliht in ,Ntnes
rican WDntblp 6eniem of 2enieus"
bat fi@ Der Nnbau bes 9bees Bis
jebt qelobut. Ser 8uben uno oas
&lirna Don SIo : Carolina 1T benz
unternehmen our9aus giinitie uno
oas eratelte @eudhs ion fi9 ourh
guten @eihmaf uno Scrub auss
5eihnen. Iuh in Teras ion bic
Sadie NusIibt auf @rfDla baber.
Der 8Doen uno bas &fino Iino audi
ba duBerit ainitie.
8leibt ali0 bios nod bic 5roge oes
Observation-Disclosures. uno bas lit
pm GROCER Bihtigteit, oa Der 9bee
init Der 6ano gephldt neroen muB,
mubet Dem Inbau in CHINA uno Sae
pan Die aroBe 8iQteteit Der Nrbeitss
trafte 10 iebr 81 Staten tommt. %
bat mon nun in Siosg Carolina ben
Beriu@ NIT 0egertinoern i'm Glter
b0n 10 biz Il Sabren gen1adt, uno
oieier 8eriuh iheint 9ealiidt 5u fein.
Die Neaerttnoer aei9en ftb babel
auBerit aniteuia uno liefern bel reins
lihere, ior9fdltiaere Nrbeit, a(s bic
ghineien. NuBeroem leiiten Iie mehr
als Die 9ebteren. Gin Geaertino in
SIosg carolina pfliift ourhihnituih
80 Bfuno tdali6, mabreno Der Gbi=
neie nur sutihen 20 uno 30 Bfuno
l@iefert. Wenr AUDI oa8 NeQerfino
einen h0beren 2Dbn betpmmt ole Der
@hineie, Der tdeli9 blGS etua 10
Gents neroient, 10 miro bas burd Die
2eiftutg n1ebr als nett 9emaht.
I'm ben @inuirfen geaell Die 8in@
Derarbett s1 bege9nen. bat man auf
ben 9beepfansungen Ilirlprae fir
fhulmaBiae grsiebune Der 9inber
a~etrDffen, uno es beiBt. BOB oieler
umitanb Die beiieren NegerflaHen
neranlaBt. lire &inoer au oieier Nr.
belt heraugeben.
BeiDnoere Gbmiertgteiten baben
iih big iebt fir ben Gerfauf oes
Tbees aeb0ten, On bic Ddnoler in
oieier Beaiehuna nod gu uprurteils.
pDQ limb. Sic pDQen ben Tbee inn
r1er unter Drientaliibem 0amen pers
taufen. Ibeeieben, oaB bas auf cine
9auihung oes Bublitums binaus.
l1uft, uerbinoert es aud, BOB oas
einbeimiihe Bruoutt als iDl@es Mn.
ertennun9 finbet. Wenr, es iid audi
rur auf 6 3Dnner belduft eeeen bic
100 WiQiDnen Conner, ausldnoilfes
@eudhs. 10 iolte mG.t eS bod lhDr
Der Seltenbeit balber l1rter eieenen,
0au1en auf ben Wartt bringen. SD
t6nnte es fir iih ietber ipreden uno
i'm 2aufe Der Belt oas 8orurteil fir
oas ausldnoiihe @emdbs beiieaer.
Wesbalb folte man oern nidt oas
einbeimiibe @epahs pprsieben, uenn
eS TO out lit mie oaS fremoe?
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AMgsbarg.
MebsrbIsibfet Vi alter 3sit-@ % Ith srtibnste
8auten.

uebssbIsibiet aus alter 3sit- @sIth sraSmte
8auten.
Nus Der alien 4unitItaot Muosburq,
oer 9auptftaot oes baberiFaen Aesiez
rungsbe9irtes S9paben, 1T i'm 2aufe
Der Sabre eine bon rau6enoen &as
mtnen umeebens Sabrifftabt gstpproen.
Der umitano, benz Nugsburg bon
is6er feline sroBe 8etrtsbfamfsit gu
banten bat. fpielt aud nod beute nit.
Gs itno bas Die toloHalen unb btligsn
Mafertrdfte, psl9e Der 9s9 unb bic
Werta9 our9 cine MaHe bon 3riebz
tp%ertsfandlen Der Stabt 5ufii6ren unb
pelde bic @ugsburger Snouftrie gessne
iiber ben toblsnretden @egsnben iibers
haupt srft toturrenafd6is MAIDEN.
Sbenan fteben borunter auber ben
INSTRUMENTATION Die peltbetannten
8aumpoafpinnereien uno Webereien
- BITE Sptnnereten NIT nt1t renissr
als 100000 @ptnbeln 3ufammen.
G~rpbaIebem tit Nuesburg tn pielers
lei 9infi6t nod cine dub.rit intersiz
tante @tabt. QuBer Sena ftnoet mar
beute tsine apette beuti6s @tabt, In
Der 10 piele @ebenttafeln IN Die Mns
tpefenbett beriAmter Meni9en srtns
rsrn, pte Muesburs, ba 1tnb Die Wphn>
hdufer BON Safer Mag, bon @Ds p,
@erlt9inssn, Der Bugser. Der pbflips
pine Mslfer, Der betben 9olbeins, ppn
Marttn 0utber, BON Moaarts 0ater,
bon Sung DON Der Rofsn, Der peutin<
ger, S4onsausr, 8uretmaier, Climber
ger. oes unsliidli9en @dubart u. 7, m.
Mertpurbig If babel bic Numert@
runs Der Sdufer In otsfen altsn 9isre
tefn. ste ftar1mt nod aus benz gnbe
hes 18. Sa1rbunberts, no bte tnnere
Stabt IN reun Quurttere etngetbstlt
tpurbe, oeren isbes NIT etnem Hu6s
ftaben bon q ts 8 bessi9net tpurbs,
10 bab fGmmtli6e Sauier etnes lols
den Nuartters cbne Ridfi9tupbme
auf bic Straben our1numerirt MUIR
ben. bic bstreff.nos 2ttsra un6 Num.
mtr ersibt bann be Sage oes 9auIes.
gu 6es alten Nugsburss nod erbal<
tsner @eftsn ssbBrt BE iosenannts
Gusserst, cine Dor 400 Sabren erriGs
tete Stiftuns Der Susser nit Der Be-
%ftinmung, baB bic Mobnungen = es
fnb ie apei In tebem !0Gus9en. BON
benen es I'm @anaen So sibt unbes
mitt.lten 8epobnern Der Staot Mugss
burg gtsen eth idbrlides @ntseIt bon
etnem GuIben our Werfigung ssftelt
tperben. NebeH Dem Gusserhaus, oas
nod 9eute ben Suggsrn als Wtnterrsfis
beng oient, ftebt pobl bas b~eriibmteite
@aitbaus in gang Osuti9lanb, oas
Sotel gu ben BRET Mobren. SO bat
aud einmal ben 6uggern sebDrt. ote es
sur 8eberberguns ibrer boben unb pors
nebmen 9dite benustsn. Mts ote Gbros
nit eraGbIt, 10 CAB IS etnitmals etne
Weintarts in oieiem 6auie, Die an
&ei6balttgtsit unb Site niat ihres
9iei6en in europa bate. 9as ber=
porrasenofte .Rleinpo oes Sotels, oas
beribmt. alte 6remoenbu6, 1T BEL
einsm Der mebrfud,n, in oen lesten
Sabren porsetommsnen 9eiibpe9ftl
abbanoen setommsn. Cine oaopn err
baltene 4bf6rift u6er 5eiet nod beute,
tpte biefes Bud sinen Spiegel al Der
srOBen, nit Der Stabt Oertriipften grs
eteniTe uno Decentralization biloets,
Cine anbere Ss6enspiiroigtsit bon
@ussburg bilhet oas Hatbbaus, auf
behen @iebel bic beriibmte 10 Gentmr
fGppsrs. oos Stootpappsn barte1snbe
eserHs 3irbelnuB prunut-
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8rmmDetsentnms= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

s. @Iafeu an Ism 3 @erfers, Quit
Claim Oeeo" fir GAO Nder 2ano; SIS.
Ebeo BptngtDn uno Srau an 8incent
@brler uno FRAU, $50 Nder 9ano; $4,000.
Wttnna &in9elftetn II U on O s unb
Warn Sborfenberg, @runbftId an Der
gebar StraBe; $3.50.
Bm Gogtpooo II u an Die San NntDnio
Mtahtne & Smpplp Company, @runbftacf
an Der Noro'@enter StraBe; $5041.
YIN uno Soiepbtae &uppersbera an
&atbartne Smith, @runbitad an Der ode
Der @oroen uno bee 8ereioa Ctr; $4,000.
Ism Ohie uno 5rau an $ SO Smith,
@runoitid i'm neuen 8lod 1850; $500. "
Wm 8rtdbaum uno Srau an 8iolet 9
Sanlor, 40 Mder 2nno, $4,000.
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Ser 45iabriae 5arnter Sobn
Cater in Bleaiant Gin. Wo., er.
ifhDB feline 23labriae gattin 0ita uno
Damn iib ielbft. Garter mar BON
9auie abweieuo geweien uno tehrte
%unperboft surid. &c iiberralHte
bic Trau babel, pie tie Qeraoe einen
2~iebesbrief an feinen Nefen idrieb.
Obne elm @urt su iaaen, spg er els
men &euoluer uno iaete oer Trau
cine &ugel burb's 0era. Damn leate
er bic Wiinbuna bes &epulpers an
ieine rehte Shldfe uno iblpB fiG
ourb ben Sbdoel. 8eiee 2eute toa.
rem augenblidlih tot. Die berbeige'
laufenen Nabbarn fanoen ben uuQes
fangenen Brief Der Jrat offen auf
benz 9hhe, neben tuelhem Die 2eiben
ldQen.
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SOfale8.
9irbeitem au ben 9anSHraben.

Die Beridte iiber Die Nrbeiten an
ben 2anbitraBen Der bier &ommtiiGrs
Bresintte lieger npr. 9unab lit Oil
alien 2anoftraRen in unierem gUnrs
to m1hreno oes Derganqenen Sabres
aearbeitet morben, auh bat man Die
meiiten StraBen etnas ausaeoebnt.
Mm Weiiten wuroe an Der Bfeafans
ton GtraBe. Der Bulperbe StraBe, Der
@0liab Strabe uno Der 8anoeras
GtraBe Q~earbeitet. SIN eriten Bre'
sintt bat man fir bic Nrbeiter an ben
2anoftraBen $40. 652.7 70 ausgeeebeu,
i'm aueiter Breaintt So, 81, i'm
oritten 8resintt $9,876.45 unb I'M
pierter Bresinft $7,282.07.
Das lit febr bitih, unlerer Wtei'
1urig nnh fDnnte aber oDb nod et'
mas eneraiiher, better uno ourhgrei'
fenoer aearbeitet merben. Die Sns
itanohaltune Der 2anbitra6en 1T elmer
Der mibti9fteu Bunfte bel Der Shaf,
Jung zines guten observation-disclosures
unb Qeraoe oieIer nibtige Dunft
mirb pielfah nidt aeniiaeno beadtet;
mir nergeiien nur gu oft iiber oas
Herldnaern unb @eiterausoehnen ber
GtraRe oas Meparieren. Son nDrs
neberein bauer mir uniere StraBen
niht 10 iDlioe. mie beiIpielsmeiie In
DeutI@lano, m0 bic gbap lee Elm
mirtlih feitgefigtes Bauwert lit;
menr mir banr niht peinlim oarIber
maiden, oaB iie in Stano aebalten
tueroen. oanrt iino iie in uerhdltnis'
m6Bi1 turSer Belt ruiniert. nno NIT
oieier peinliben uebermahuna bas
pert'a m~eiftenteils. Wir babel1 bier
in unferem County 2anoitraBer ges
ieben, bic balo nab ibrer 6erfteQura
i@un in eiuert nibts meniger ais
ibDnen buitanbe maren. Wenn man
jest ~i0r9faltiaer arbeitet, iuQ es uus
freuer.
Cute 2anoitraBen iinb oas bette
Wittel, INN Staot uro Qano pDrmdrts
gu brinaeu. &c bat cine Belt geae'
ben. tuD man bier in 9eras, unb
ebeniD AUDI in anoern Staten, Die
2anoftraBen n5Iia nernahlaiiiaer su
t6nnen 9laubte. Die Babn eriebt
Die 2anoitraBe unb mabt iie iiber'
ftifia". bieB es bar1als. Nber ite
eriebt fie riht uno rtadbt fte AUDI
niGt iberfluifia. oas bat man -in5tui'
f@er erfahrerl uub 10 bat man oen1t
ansefanQen, 4anbfcaBen au bauert.
l1nier County lit arbern oarir meit
uDrangeueien uno man bat es nit
Hedt oesmeger aelobt. Die $780,
600. bic barnals fir 2anoitraBen
nueaeiebt muroen, haben Staot unb
COUNTY ih0n niel Nuben getan, iebt
lit es aber aud notmenoig, oaB fDrt'
w6brenb fir bieie StraBen geiDrgt
wiro.
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9huliuuaen lprenaten

= SHnllun9en I%pren9ten nit
Dpnar1it bic Broinect 6ohihule,
spei Weilen BON 0etptDn, Ba., neil
iie nod nibt our Shule geben tpDus
ten. 2rOboem murben bic unbelbd+
oigten Sbulrdume raid in ben
Stano geiebt, UNI fir idmmtlihe
Shultinoer 8ulaB gu g~emdbren, uno
Die Sbule muroe a%eDfnet. Die
Shuliunaen leuanen aarnidt. oaB
iie bic Eat beaangen haben. Sic la.
gen, lie miiroen nidtS oerelei6en
aetan baben. tueun man lire 5erien
nod ourh ben September a~usaeoebnt
bdtte, mie tie ~Derlan9t batten.
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Cur Mn1tern : Sation.

Dor allen 9insen lieb' ib bic
Wtonate nit mem +,
Bonn Weerestranoe bringen iie
uns ia bic Mnftern Der.
Die Nniter lit elm fein @eribt,
Wtan mnB fe nur nerfeb'n
Us fueiB iebob elm Sober uicbt
Wsit ibr rebt um5uaeh'n.
Im feinten ibmedt Die aufter rob,
Rur grab Der Sbal' entrafft,
Betraufelt tuiro iie oann nur TO
9eibt NIT gitroneniaft.
Yin Nno'rer liebt aebraten iie,
Muh G%niterniupp' lift fein,
nnb iou Der StoIa Der gourmanbie
Gin MuternsRoaft mol iein.
Drum Seoem. tuie es ibm bebaat,
Bie iein Geibmaf es tuiu,
Die Gufter wirb niht brnm sefraet,
Die balt gu ALIEN tin.
ODD tommt bic aufter aus Der See
uno liebt Die Sliiiigteit;
Drum feb Bel ibr, fir elm Guuper
Iub sleib elm Grant bereit.
Der Ehee nno 8affee 1T an lHpab,
Siel better i6medt imon @ein,
Doh ioa er nit Der Gufer, adj,
&ibt gut berbaulih iein.
9e6 ueiB ib einen auten Tranf,
uno ib empfehl' i'm Dir.
Der paBt our aufter, SOFT iei Dant.
Sas 1T oas Zone Star 8ter.
Sas Bier 10 tpfiraig. gut uno fetu,
SD lebrt bic Biienifaft.
@tebt bel benz Muiteribmaus auein
Dem i6pabeu Maeen &raft.
Drum tuinft elm Gufteribmus, berbeil
uno angitlib nibt eesaat;
Sas Zone gtar Bier baneben iet.
Der Grant, Der uns bebaat.
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Sine intereliante Ilaae.

Gin prominenter Burger bat thrs.
lid cine &laae eeaeu bic 5irna eins
eebrabt bic iein 6aus an9eftrihen
bat. @s eraiebt fih. oaB bic Sirma
nit Der 6anb eemiibte Farben ae'
braudt, pesbalb cine @leibmdBig'
feit oes Gnitri6s niht erSielt ueroen
tDnnte uno oas 6ol3mert nun per'
ihieoene Sbattierunaer uufmeilt.
wtoral - eebrauht Sarben, Die NIT
oer Utaibine gemiiht fino. b.
Stene8 & S6hne.
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I'm elm @efh,pitr IN hetlen.

iagt Sam 3enoau. Bbiuipsburg.
&an., beoedt es nit Budlen's Mrni.
ca Salbe uno fie tut oas uebriee.
Sbneafte Sur fir S6nitt' uno
Branomunoen. aufaeiprunaene 6dns
be, fblimme Gugen unb 5iBe. Wur
25c. 2u haben bel GoDlpb DreiB
un0 s.. &alteher q Sphn.
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Jm gterben.

8eil tie 10 ihmah mar pom oie[en
Weoi5inihlufen. oaB fie niht eiien
tonnte, Lag Wtrs. Marp 5. @alters,
ct. @lair= StraBe. Columbus, Ohip,
fattiin i'm Sterben. Sic ihreibt:
Wtein Wfaaen mar 10 lhpah, baB id
nitt eifen uno meme @eroer 10 sers
riittet. Dab i6 niht idlafen tonnte.
Nls ib benz 9ooe nabe mar, nabm
lh Electric Bitters init benz &eIultat,
oaB id iofort better unb aebeilt tpurs
De. Better @eiunobeits T0nie Der
8elt. SOC. 8u baben bel NopGpb
9relB uno &. aalteger & Subn.
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IL TENGG,S
8uMbaacIuna unc 9ruferet.

@ontos Bidder. -Streibmaterialien
etc. besieht man am 8eften BON Der
obigen alten Tirma. @rDSe Gus.
pabl ODu Sport uno Sancp.M rtiteln
aler Irt. Bidder uno 8eitidriTten.
Die Druderei iibernimmt ben Druid
oOn Statuten. 6Ud5eitas, 8erlo.
bungss uno Biiiten' Sarten. QQe
NuftrGae ueroen prompt au8aefiibrt.
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!. Plus amtliden 0eridten |

Nus nTntIld1e1 Uerl@ten liber
ben Stano oer oeutiden giiens uno
Stabl.S nouftrie gebt beroor, oaB bic
Sabriten nod ME 10 beihdftiet aetues
fen fino uie jebt. Obmpl {ie gaa
uno gtabt ununterbroben i'm BE.
triebe fine, t0nnen iie bod Der Naf.
frage ni6t geniigen. g8 ueroen
niele neue 6ob0fen uno @alamerfe
erribtet. Die BrDouttipn BON Sob.
ellen i'm leBten Suli belief fih auf
1.24l. AT 3onuen aeeen 7O3, 113
Tonneri i'm Suli 1900.
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NripatuuterriGt

in DeutfG. 5rans6fifb. Spaniih
uuo 2ateiniib erteilt 8rDf. ". 8.
W heller. gde Gpenue 8. uno
N&te StraSe. i'm 9aufe Der Jrau s..
WnIk
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Nerl0ngt

miro elm Sui1ee i'm Nlter BON Ia biz
16 Sabren. Der fertia oeutib leien
tam. 0aGaufraeen in Der Office
Der ,5reie Breiie fiir Teras".
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@eht gu . urgftalter 8
Saloon uno 6 eftaurant. Bill
lita'G traBe neben Der Dale Der 6er'
mannsi1bne.
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Dime ir9enomelbe pDrbetiae
Nnaeiheu lit Die 8ano zines Iid
iber ben Be3irt &pareui i'm aautas
lug erbebenoen 8erges in oas 9al
aefturat uno bat oieies fait nDQftans
big peri6ittet. @eeen $50 Menihen
iino lebenoig begraben mDroen. Die
iAlQmmartiee &bfturamaife beoedt
ben Booen oes Gales in elmer 6Dbe
BON iehs JuR. Nb9eieben uon Dem
furHtbaren Berluft an WenIGenles
ben. lit uhl &inonieb aet6tet uno bic
Grnte nernidtet uDroen.
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Sstma's s Gents oapana . eiaarren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-13

Setrat5 = Sdbetue.
s " McGDnalb uno Rertba Belle.
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finds 5 Gents ouuana.@ iaarre
The Washington times., 1906-09-12

and masticate at one another be-
tween old jokes and morsels of COS
sip.
OF course those who insist upon
the abolition of public dining are
right in saying that such a step
would go a long way toward abol-
ishing the toothpiek nuisance. But
that. they declare, would be only an
incidental gain. They can trace the
progress of public dining and sup
ping from early cannibal functions
of great political and social import
ance down to the present era of
table d'hote mysteries and diluted
logwood in unclean bottles.
These new reformers viii have
their followers, but in all fairness
it should be stated that there are
stiu a large number of people whose
digestive machinery has not been
ruined by experiments with health
foods. They viii not be deferred
from eating when, where. and in
whatsJe ver manner they please by
dyspert.cs posing as conservators Of
good Iranners.
The Washington times., 1906-09-12
Pign1y Held
Companion
To Monkey
Protest Of Clergymen
Against Caging Man
in Bronx Park.

NEW YORK. Sept. 12.--Ota Benga, an
African pigmy exhibited ia the same
cage IN the Bronx Park Zoo with
an orang-outauE IS cr0wding william
r. Hearst for the vantage point
In the New York spotlight The
ministers Of the city are up IN arms
against the "brutalizing' OF Ota. while
the oolored population objects from the
racial standpoint
Ota Benga has been in the cage with
Chief DOhong the educated orang-
outang, and. according 10 Director
Honaday. the little pigmy IS having
the time Of his life. Chief Dohong also
seems pleased.
Opponents OF the Darwin theory and
scientists I'm general were interested
in the sight. and pronounced it educa-
tiouaL The ministers, however. and the
colored population. declare that the edu-
cational side of the sight is eclipsed by
the brutalizing influence Of putting q
man on exhibition IN q clty's public
park. alongside monkeys.
The movement against the exhibition
IS led by DR.. Macarthur Five colored
clergymen called on the mayor to pro
test against the exhibition. but he sent
out word that he was too busy" with
politics 70 discuss piEmies.
The newspapers have taken up the
ethical side of il. and the Ota Renga
question has become an issue In city
affairs.
The Washington times., 1906-09-12
Plumbers Differences
Which Caused Strike
For Twenty-six Weeks

About tWPuty-siX weeks ago the mas
ter plumbers notified the jourueymen on
a Saturday that there services were no
longer needed. The action of the mas
tiers was not exactly a surprise, for
several weeks before the lockout took
effect. there had been conferences, be
tween representative OF JoUmeymen
Plumbers Union, No. 8. and a commit
tee of the master plumbers, over a
clause in the contract between the union
and the master plumbers. This clause
related TO the number of helpers and
apprentices 10 be employed on a job.
The master plumbers claimed that when
the 1Ourneymen organized the &ppfen-
tees and helpers into an auxiliary union
last summer and closed the books
which was In effect notice TO the mas
ter plumbers that no more apprentices
nor helpers could be employed, that
clause TN the contract was violated The
iourneymen said the master plumbers
knew about the organization OF the boys
and knew about closing of the books.
The men further said that a number Of
instances We're reported bV them 20 the
Master Plumbers Association wherein
master plumbers violated the contract
In the employment of helpers. but that
the Master Plumbers Association would
answer that they could not interfere nor
force any OF their members 70 live Up
20 the contract.
The master plumbers did not take any
drastic steps last summer when, il is
alleged that the clause mentioned in
the contract was violated by the jour
neymen, but when the dun season came
.Gst March, and matters could not be
adjusted, III was then that the lockout
was decided on. At that time the mas
ter plumbers proposed 10 the louTneymen
that they put up a 81 coo bond TO abide
by the contract and the master plumb
ers would do the same. This was re-
jected, and then II was that the master
plumbers decided on the open shop. on
Thursday of the first week of the lock
out the Apprentices and Helpers Union
went out on a sympathetic strike, and
this crippled the master plumbers con
siderably Builders say that while
plumbing work has gone on, Yet II IS
about four months behind for this season
of building operations
The Washington times., 1906-09-12
The Eating Habit.

About once a month somebody
rises TO protest with genuine pathos
against the public use of toothpicks.
1t is a very familiar and ancient
topic, upon which there is only one
opinion, and yet it is made to cover
a series of soulful letters when the
correspondence ball is set a-rolling.
Those whose feelings are often
sorely hurt relieve themselves by
thus telling what they think, and
then there is comparative calm I'M
til new protests are registered.
There is, however, a more serious
subject of discussion-one that is
too often overlooked. IT is the pre-
vailing and growing habit of eating
in public. Those who claim to have
given deep thought and sleepiess
nights to this problem insist that
eating should be conducted as pri-
vately as the care of ones teeth.
They go further. They declare that
il is merely a relic of barbarism for
men and women to sit down publicly
The Washington times., 1906-09-12
LUMBERS HOLDOFF.
GO BACK TOMORROW
Wait to Ratify ArbiuatOrs'
Action at Meeting
Tonight.

The jOurneymen plumbers did not re-
turn 20 work this morning, a s decided
by the arbitrstors yesterday that they
should. but viii do SO tomorrow The
reason for holding OF Is that tonight
the JOurneymeu Plumbers Union, No.
8. viii hold its regular weekly meeting.
and the men want 10 rarify the action
OF the arbitrator by acting as a body
IN accepting the first decision of the
arbitrators.
The representatives OF the building
trades held a meeting last night IN the
C0reoran building. and commended the
arbitrators for their prompt action in
taking the first step that promises 10
bring about q speedy settlement Of the
trouble between the master plumbers
and the iOurueymen.
The arbitrators had a meeting this
morning and considered the names Of
prominent men for the NTH member
OF the board. II is not improbable that
the nth member may be finally agreed
on today. II has practically been dectd-
ed that the deliberations of the board be
behind closed doors.
The Washington times., 1906-09-12

The Berkshire Hunt furnished yes
terday, as it does frequently at this
season. the iiveliest possible interest for
society people. 1t is almost local TO
Washington from the fact that Miss
Durand. and a number OF the society
people Of this city. who are familiar
figures on the bridlepaths about town,
take prominent parts in the run.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ward served the
breakfast yesterday. and starting at
O'CLOCK. Mr.. Ward prepared one Of his
famous Brunswick stews for the coca
si0n The thrOw-in was at Overlee.
and the Kill at High Lawn, with a de-
cidedly picturesque run around Rattle
snake mountain.
Those who followed the hunters were
Miss Josephine Durand. daughter Of the
British Ambassador and Lady Duraud.
David T. Dana, Samuel rockingham,
Mrs Forsythe Wickes. Harold Subway,
Charles AstOr Bristed. Fred X. Seigner.
Francis Jacques. NewboId Morris, and
r. J. Flick. Miss Constance Folsom,
Miss RosamOnd Dixey. Miss NJ Eloige
Davis. Mrs NewbOld Morris. and elm
ton q. Gilmore.
Miss Jean Reid. the daughter OF Am
bassadOr and Mrs Reid, will sail on the
Baltic September u 20 visit friends in
America, She viii be Joined late In
November by the ambassador and his
wife, who intend spending q somewhat
longer vacation in New York this win
ter than usual
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, who are
still In Paris. gave beautiful dinner at
The Washington times., 1906-09-12
Another Quake
Causes Terror
In Valparaiso
People Flee to Parks and
Open Spaces for
Safety.

VALPARAISO, Chile. via Galveston.
Tex. Sept 12.-krother violent earth
quake shock has caused a terrible panic
here.
The people, fearing another catastro-
phe, spent the whole night in parks
and open spa IS
The quakes continued at short inter
walls, but grew less violent
Newspapers unanimously express the
warmest thanks for the Peruvian gov
eminent and its peoples contributions
Tor the sufferers in the stricken city.
They say Peru's generous sympathy has
done a great deal more 70 insure. cor
dial relations between the countries
than all the resources of the smartest
diplomacy.