The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-27
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on-Ihe-Rnur, Germany, the home or me
great Krupp gun works With him are
julius Grillo, II. Won Gahlen, and August
Won Waldthausen. all Of Dusseldorf.
Germany. who are registered az the New
Willard.
Il have absolutely no business connec-
ton with the Krupps" said Mr. Mueller,
but I can say that the talk about their
contemplated separation made a very
painful impression in Essen, as every
body knows at that place that the daugh-
ter Of the great cannon king and her hus-
band are Ideally happy II is malicious
gossip which helped TO kill Mr. Krupp,
the father Of the present proprietor OF
the great works.
Speaking Of Anglo-German relations,
Mr.. Mueller said that the German people
are a peaceful race; that they do not
clamor for war. If anybody is looking
for trouble" continued Mr.. Mueller, 1t
is Ens land, and not Germany. We know
that our navy cannot measure with the
English navy. although our army can
defy the world England feels the COM
petition IN parts where Great Britain
thought she had a monopoly. GermanyS
commerce IS invading British markets,
and has taken them away. Thar's where
the whole trouble lies. But we cannot
stop and ask England whether we should
stop capturing markets or continue IN our
course. Germany is an Independent ma
ton and minds her own business. BUSH
ness in Germany is improving. the
ameuoration in the American market be-
ing the cause to a great extent
''Since Germany has begun 70 build a
navy, England and other powers are rais-
ing their voices in united protest, and arc
accusing Germany Of warlike designs. As
long as Germany had no navy TO speak
Of and she has not much even now,
everything was all right. England seems
10 be under the impression, judging from
her newspapers, that she is going 10 lose
the supremacy Of the seas. and that Ger
many has her eye on that much-coveted
! position. II Germany gets that honor, II
viii be by peaceful means and not by
/ force.
The German Emperor is Just as pop
/ ular as he ever was. He is the ideal Of
\ the German nation, and everybody, no
matter what his political utilization, must
admit that Emperor William, more than
/ anybody else in Germany. has helped 20
/ place Germany in the commanding posi-
/ ton she occupies to-day
Speaking Of the rise in foodstuffs. DR..
/ II. E. Richardson. Of Chicago. who is At
the Raleigh, said yesterday that before
we can have cheaper foods the American
man must learn 10 eat what is put be-
fore him.
The American people have acquired
taste FOR good meats. said DR.. Richard
I son. and acquiring a taste for good
meats is like acquiring a taste for liquor
you simply can't break yourself Of the
habit Other nations are satisfied with
steWS and ragouts; the American people
/ must have roasts and broiled meats. n
order 90 live cheaply. the people OF the
United States must eat 20 live, not for
amusement
The large hotels and restaurants OF
the country" added DR.. Richardson,
have spoiled the people. our houses are
built for past ages they aren't up-t0-
date. We must have standards Of food,
and then eat according 10 the standards.
The great and effective remedy in the end.
is the cooking school for children BE-
tween eight and fourteen years old. All
cooking is the result Of practice. and
has 10 be learned naturally, just as
children learn how 10 skate and swim
@ L. Painter, well known lawyer
OF New York who was seen az the Shore
ham, in speaking Of the duties OF a
lawyer said:
IT is the ethical duty OF every member
OF the profession 10 exercise the func-
tons OF citizenship. He Is TO uphold the
law or aid in its repeal A practical
anarchist cannot be lawyer Politics.
religion, social, and economic science are
topics for the lawyer. because law-the
perfection Of reason-bas all knowledge
: as basis for judgment
1t Is generally conceded that a lawyer
has a right 10 choose mis- clients" con-
tinued Mr.. Painter. thought this is a
mcoted question in some countries II is
/ nauseOus 10 all ethics FOR q lawyer 10
litigate 10 harass or work oppression. AS
3 a public prosecutor the aim must be 20
; obtain Justice, and so with the defense.
! though the greatest authorities in the
; world are not in accord on the latter
p point Ii is urethical 70 volunteer 10
) / conduct q lawsuit except for a relative
/ or a business associate. But. assuming
the lawyer 10 be honest with his client,
the most Uuethicai Of all is the lawyer
, who aids a corporation TO evade the law.
People may muckrake If they have 2
; good rake" added Alr Painter. "but
public and professional therapeutics are
sorely needed. Public clamOr or m0men-
tary impulses must not be permitted &c
/ sway the judiciary, or soon there would
be no system in society or stability 70
state; chaos would rule. 1t IS the duty
OF the public as we'll as Of our profession
10 uphold the bench against public criti-
cisrl which is unjust"
1T is sinful 70 bet on a baseball game
IN New Orleans" said Lee r Perkins
: OF that city. al the Riggs yesterday.
, Every form OF wager is forbidden. 1t
, Is unlawful 20 speculate in cotton futures
A state law requires that every trans
action on the cotton exchange shall be
accompanied by a certificate showing
actual delivery and receipt The same
law prohibits dealings I'm futures by teic-
L graph in the exchanges Of Other cities,
that is, such transactions cannot be law
l. fully recorded in New Orleans. These
laws are said to be great disadvantage
5 to the cotton business. as it is claimed
that future trading under proper resula-
: tons is a great benefit TO the producer in
many ways. since it promotes a steady
market and higher value for raw cotton.
and Is necessary if there is 10 be no trust
control Of cotton. such as exists In sugar,
oil. coal. iron and tobacco.
"The lady OF the house had had an In
grown habit Of not being at home 10
the milk man when he called for a sGuar-
ing OF accounts. and be IL known that
even a milk mans patience may be worn
tbreadbare after time" said Val X.
Harris. Of Pittsburg. at the National
last night. telling this story
1T happened over in Newport, and the
account in question was against one Of
the weather residents. One ruse after
another the collector tried, until finally
he hit upon an idea worthy Of a general
The day the milkman was 10 put Il