davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-11-30
District Divisions.

District No. Includes the Bor-
ough of Honesdale and all of Texas
township except Texas No. 3.
District No. 2-Includes Hawley
Borough, Texas No. and all of
Palmyra, Paupack, Berlin, Oregon,
and Damascus townships.
District No. 3-Includes Bethany
Borough, Starrucca Borough and
Clinton, Dyberry, Lebanon, Mount
Pleasant, Manchester, Buckingham,
Preston, and Scott townships.
District No. 4-Includes Prompton
and Waymart Boroughs, Cherry
Ridge, Canaan, South Canaan, Lake,
Salem, Sterling, Dreher and Lehigh.
Vote Schedule.
Here is the subscription rate and
votes schedule which will prevail
dnrinp thn pOntact.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-11-30

Don't forget after a rain to use
the King drag on the earth roads.
Don't run water across the road
from one side to the other unless
through underground pipes.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-11-30

Don't entertain the unscientific
and unmodern belief that breakers
are necessary on hill sides.
Don't fail to keep to the right on
the road at all times; doing so not
only adds to the safety of users of
the road, but protects the road.
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Wie man in alter 3eit iaste.

Die Sago I'M Mittelalter unb aud
nod i'm 16. Sabrbunoert iuar ur;,hoei.
felbaft i'm @eientliden cine Solta.
iago, mos fid id)on bon feIblt olts
Der MongeIbaftiefeit Der oamal,ael1
SdnBmaffen ergiebt, aber audi aus
ben Dariteuungen i'm Grilton, int Ni.
belungenlieoe, iopie aus ben Sunoe.
arten, Die i'm Sa1ien- unb5 6aDabe1,
lpiegel aneefubrt iperoen. 9ie Sim.
De, ~beionoers Der 2eitbnnb, lrorel1
fir Die Sdger Der alten 3eit bon Ser
grobten 8eoeutung. Man Iieb oos
Wil6 burb berittene uno nnberiitcne
Seute NIT Sunoen berfolgen, Biz e:
iib gegen Die Mente ltellte rno ous
unmittelbarer H1be nit benz Spiel
ooer Shmert erlegt lperbcn fonllte
Bel Dem &odmilo mar Die Seden.
iago, 8. +. mitteIs @ilobedet ieBr ee.
brdu6li9k Die aug Doben, bor oci1
Waloern erridteten 3aunen init Git
fen beitanoen ourd Die oos @ilb al
tpedieln Dermodte. Sci Der Seaot
wuroen oieie Seffnunsell nit geeben
perfteat, in beten iif baru 6os ge.
beste @ilb fling. Sci Der 8urit.
iago, BON oer mir aus often QueIlen
auh piel erfabre,., ging Der SGeer
auf ben Mnftano uno lodte ben Gcf)
bod, inbem er, ouf einem @latte pfei.
feno, Die Stimme ser Slide nadat)lll.
tie INTO ibn bonn n5e Dem gIates er.
legte, fpie es i'm Ear5ipal beiBt. Sic
Beige ooer 6as 5eoeripiel = 10
nann.e man Sic Sagb olf Seoerpi.S
gait als Die eoellte Don alien.
Sdon aur 3eit @arls beg @roben
ifmnoen Die StoBnogeI bod I'M @erte,
Gaiier Srieorid II. 1at cine bclon,
oere M~bbanoIuna iiber Die Beige Der.
faBt, Die nit Galfen, 9abi6ten uilo
Sperbern betrieben tpurbe. Mn ocnl
GaIfenbei5en nabmen nit 8orltcbe
Die Damen bod gu gfoB-teil. 0ie 1e-
uobnliden Sag0maffen beitonben Gus
benz SpieB, Dem @urffpeer, Der Mrm-
bruit nnb Dem 8ogen; basiSdipert
eiirtete iid Der Setter ia INNER nm.
8oitbare Saeoborner, enttreoer ans
@5Io = bon bill rotem eeloe fnortcr
elm berlife5 born, ipic es III BEN Ri
beIungen beibt - ODER aug Glen.
beir, init benen man Die Meute REF
unb bic Sammeliignale gab, ourften
tatiirlih BET Der Sag6ausriItung Der
pornebmen &erren nidt feblen. Ger
@n5ug Der Sager NOR ~gepobnIid)
grim, INN ben fur5en @od purbe elm
itarfer 2coereiirtel aeidnart in mel
dem iid Meiier, Stabl, Sdmamm
uno Seueritein b~efanoen. Gin grit
ner nit @rautperf eefitterter W.an-
tel ponenoete BEN Mn5ug. Gos
.8irsgetpant" Siegfriebs beitano aus
idmar5em 8fe0er, oa8u trug er elmer
3obelbut.
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Die Tair.

Die groffnung Der Snternotiona-
len Gair lit iest nabe Dor Der Eiir
aber nod ME 5ubor lit Ines gum
groffnungstage 10 p~oqitdnoig fly
uno fertig eetDeien, ipie in oieiem
Sabre uno ME lit Die glusitenung
10 reidbditig geweien. aaer Dor,
banoene Maum i'll, tros Der 8ergro.
Berung, Die porgenommen nuroe.
bofftdnoig ~anseeniibt.
Die merifaniide Musitellung
rirtrnt Die gar5e @eitieite oes 5pei-
TEN Gtodmerfes BEG &anptgebduoes
elm nno lit bereits, inter Mufidi
oes 4ommiif1rs Mlbino St. Nuncio,
fertig onfgefteIt. Sic entbdlt piele
intereiInnte gin5elbeiten, Die bisIe.
ME auBerbaIb Merifos eeseigt pir.
ben.
@robe 9oriidt lit oaraif per-
iponot, Die orouBen angepflon5ten
9Iumen Dor benz Sroit gu betpa6-
rem, iDelher nns am lesten Cams.
tag beimiudte. Mufgeiteate 9fan-
men nit brennenoem MoboI perbin-
oerten igeno tpeIden Shaoen, ielbft
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'%tntt1er pieber fam Elm inniges: ,Wte
Jon ih Sir MIR banfen, Slime Mo-
RTE, oaB 0n meine fIetne gro11t pie
eine S9melter lieben ninit? Sd
babe INNER gemuBt, oaB mir ut1enS-
lid bel poneinonber balten, uno es
tit mil, als OF meine 2iebe au Dir
nod biel GROCER gemoroen iei! Mnue
Wearie, tpie piinibe td 9ir Elm fol.
dies 8liid mie oos meine!" gr fiigte
nod bin5u, boB ct fi6 ipie elm Sinh
ouf bie eriten 3eilen ieiner, @rollt
freue, oaB er unenolide 6ebniutt
babe, beim> 5u fommen, es lei ober
leiber aus geihaftlifen @riinoen
nod niht moelid); alf sic &eiieitro=
pa5en famte es inn gar nidt an.
Slime Marte faltete oos Sd)reiben,
bas id tbr 5uriideob, idneieeno at.
ialnmen 1tno itefte es in Die Goide
hires 4leioes. uSabit On SUZANNE
nod gmpfang ibres 8riefes?" frog,
te iie.
Stein, Mtne Worie."
y@ie fie eliidlid iein mag,
Santel"
SD finoe sllianne iebr itiI ols
Vrant," ertpiberte i9.
uSa," itimmte iie BEL. uaber i'd
fonn Dir niht beihreiben, mie INT
enolih bel better iie mir gefal1t; es
1T cine 8erubigung fir mid, bob ie
Die Sode nidt leidtfertig tdnoeln>
aufnimlnt."
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Gin alter geterau. Serr Mm :

Gin alter @eteran, &err @m. S
Surib. i9reibt aus @il6 Mo,c
isis: Ser Mlpenfrauter bat mch:
als Elm Mal min 2eben gercttet
Seit ib NIT inn befannt %gemorber
bin, babe id in bret ooer bier Sui.
len mo- i'd ihner franf mar, al
ibm meme 3ufludt genommen. Sd
bin elm alter Soloat, geboren i'm
Sabre 1885. SIM boben Sitter, menu
Die natirlide &raft gu idmir,oe,l
anfdngt, mirb elm milSes, icood
ltarfenoes Mittel 6ur abioluten SCOT.
menoigfeit. Sir iolde Gaae lit Bor.
mis- Mlpenfrauter gang Defenders
geeignet.. Sauienbe baben fir ieint
Acknowledgement &rdfte 3engnis ab.
gelegt. Sn Mpotbefen lit er nidt 81,
baben. ST miro bur9 5pe5ialager-
ten geliefert. Man i1reibe an CT.
Beter Sobrnep & Cons 60, 1875
50. 9opne @pe., Chicago. 81.
Sorni's Mlpenfrduter BTutbeIebcr
lit bei Sram 6. Mlbredjt. 1898 Dlt-
Commerce StroBe, gu ba1cn.
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XIV.

Dos grntefeft mur6e in oieienr
Sabre filler benn lonit eefeiert, me
nigiteus i'm Serrenbauie. SIN iibri.
gen blieb ones beim olten. Inter
Den md6tigen bier @iden i'm Sofc.
nabe Der 8artenmauer, mar Der
Son5boben aufgeidlagen, bunte
8rdn5e init Sdleifen bingen an ben
olten 8dumen, Ser gonse &of eridiea
10 iouber gefebrt mie cine Stube unb
iiberaa rod es nod Sannengrin uro
frii6em Sudden.
Gortfebnnu folDt.)
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BEN s~orteiten @ema6len. @nes

pei OeH 5drIelIeH Oeiuuulelt. AHeS
eeibab unter Der perionli6en Mnf-
libt Der Srau 8ories s.. 8ropn.
melhe am Samitag idon Dor Cages
cnbru6 auf Dem 8lase mar.
Gin GROCER Seil Der Nennpferoe
iii bereits, eineetroffen un0 oieielberl
meran BON ibren @igentiimern auf
Der &ennbabn eineeiibt. Mu9 Die
.5talle Ser 8iebausiteaung iinb ido1
gum eroben Sell gefiGt unb treffetl
tdgli6 neue Senoungen elm. Die
MaidinenbaGe miro Mitte Ser $50
DIE boIitanoig in Sronung iein. Dos
Srauen-D Department ion nod ME
10 reidbaltie eelpeien iein, mie in
oie1em Sabre.
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@adl barter Saaesarbeit

ihmer5en 4opf un6 Miiden 0er 9ars.
frau. Gein @unber, luenn ibrs
eaiine ettpas miirriid lit. Sic uirf
lire CUTE 2nune pieoer erlangelt.
nah0em iie Die Sdmerael, nit Or.
Nidter's .Bain.grpeler" pertrieten
.bat. Oas lit berieIbe 5l,uerIdiitpe
5reuno Der Wenfdbeit, oca man
Ieit Sabren in gang europa III fail
ie6er Samilie norfinoet. % ,nio SO
Gents bic Glaide IN aaell oeutidjell
Wpothefen.
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Seller wte HraaeI.

9ns Sur1prfgeIn furtert &inoel
nidt bonn Beftndfen. gs beftebt cint
tonftitutionene 11rfabe fir bieie Der.
briebfide Gade. Sran M. Gmmmsrs
Bog u.s.. Motre Dame. .SSno.. 1T 6ereii
ealsmittsi NIT Soasm a%nipeiiunsen NIT.
3uteilen. Sdidt fein @elo, ionoerr
fhreibt bente nod IN fie. i'm Sale Cure
&inber nit biefem l1ebelftanb bebaftei
iinb. SabeIt bafiir bas Sinh nidt; ea
lit bSdittpahrideinli9, bab es 5nr @e.'
meibung nidts Tim tann. Our6 biefe
9ebanblung iperben nlh grpahiene uns
dItere 2eute. ipeI6e bel Sag ODER bee
Rahts nn 8arnbeihtperben leioen. tMs
riert. Shreiben Gle in bieier Sprahe.
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MIIcrIci.

= Samltag abenb idien Elm Lii
elidsabeno fir Die &onbuftellre mlr'
ierer StraBenbabnen gu fem. Som.
ollfteur s. 6. Smitb bon Der Sci
@eIs 2inie lebnte lid1 ais ieinG
Gar Die Nobarro StraBen.Bri idt
paiiierte, etpas 81 melt Dor unf
ooourd fam fem &opf init einem ser
9riidenpfeiler in &oniiion. st ct,
belt einen Shaoelbruf} nno mub.
tie nod benz Soipital gebro6t iucr.
Den. &on0ufteur g. M. Santes bnn
Der @lamo @eigbts 2inie puroe bon
einem Manne, pelder NIT ibn1 aui
Der Hlatform ltano, obne ane Ser.
anlaiinng bon Ser BIatforn1 gelto.
ben ltno brad int Son einen Mrm,
Der @ttentater entfom in Der Oltlt-
felbeit. @uf Der 5an Beoro 2inic,
an Der Solebao StroBe, mar Scr
aonoufteur genotist, eiilen betrunfe.
men Wann, tpel6er &rafebI NIT eet
iibrigen Baiiagieren onfongen moi.
te> our6 einen Sauiti1Iag nieoer.
5uidlagen un6 i'm Damn Ser 8olisei
81 iibergeben. Der 8etrunfene &c.
Tam babel cine @unoe iiber Dem
Muge, Die nit mebreren Stidcn
5ngetabt tperoen mibte. Die bei6e1
Derlesten Gonbufteure befin6en 5id)
bereits tpieoer nuf Der @eIlerung.
9. so. Smitb eibt an, oaB iein
Mngreifer elm bierfdrotiser Merifa.
ner NOR.
Senotor Steal iprod am Sanls.
tag in Wortine5 in beutider, englr-
ider uno ipanii6er Sprabe. anl
Meittmob abeno miro er in Woerne
uno an Sreitag in 9errbiIle ipre.
den.
Mit Dem erften Nooern-
Der, besinnt Die Saso-S aiiom, in
melfer es erIaubt lit, uQuoilss
Eouben uao Stride 5u fbieben. Dic
Sago auf miloe Buter beginnt crit
nm 1. DECEMBER.
Oie nGommiiiion Government
2eague" bat cine aGsemeine Set.
iomllung IN ibren 3immerit i'm
Sroit- @ebduoe auf Mittmoh obeno
I'M s l1br e%in6erufen.
Cine Iftien-@ eienifaft bon
&opitaliiten aug @erar, Coma,
Sans uno grapis gountp, an oeren
Spite SER @ories g. grotpn felt,
6eabiidtiet cine eleftriide sslt-
terurban 8abn bon Gan Mntonio
nod auitin nit mogliden Seitell-
LINEN nod Seguin, 2uIilte uno
2odbart, 5u bauer.
Die Sun @ntonio anatomicol
MIiociation bot iid i%nforporieren
laiien. Die Snforporntoren iin6:
s. @. youltg, 50. 9. @uB, 5ranf
8aidal, 90. q. Sing unb Sigmuao
Burg. 4apitaI lit feines o~neegebem.
5r0ulein @nna McGregpr, eli,
he 2ebrerin an Der Sam Souiton
Sdule go. /. bot lire Neiienotion
eingereiht.
Ben Soret, ein @bineje, ipe:.
der cine @1i6erei in tO8 Si6.2a.
REDO StraBe betreibt, ipuroe bon
8oriiberaebenoen olif Dem Subboben
Ieiner @aiderei liegen6 gefun6en.
er mar mebrere Mole nit einer CT
ienltange iber oen Ropf gefdIagen
uno faft beiinnungslos, fonnte abcr
oof nod einen fortIaufenoen Wonn
afs ieincn Mngreifer, ben er ME
5itpor geiebelr, be5eihnen. Spret,
pelfer so Sabre alt iii, muroe nod
Dem &oipital gebra6t. Seine @uit,
ben fino idmer8boft, aber nidt &c.
f1brIi6. galo nahber berbafteten
Die 8oli5iiten Srtia uno goroenos
inb 9eputp. aonitabler S. Shores il
Sttan 8. 2oneoria in einem Bool-
DINNER an Ser Sio.Slores StroBe
aIs BEN 31ter. Die Giienitanae
nit pelf}er Soret geihlagen pur6e,
befinoet ii6 als 8epeismaterial In
Sen 9dnoen Der 9oliaei.
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: &c lit oog 9orredt Der ssuaenf

gs lit oas 8orredt Der Sugenb,
eliidlid 5u fem, ieood anoere gliid.
lid 5u MAIDEN, lift elm Bripilegium,
oas bic garl8e Wenihbeit geniebt, lei
Der ober iebr penis niitt.
@oIo bat 8pei eigenihaften.
es gldnat. unb es betpirft, bab es bic,
Die es in uneeniigenber Menge beii.
Ben, in ben Stanb iest, ebenfaas gu
elan5en.
Manhem fiebt mans an. bab er
onseiebn lit.
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g6tete eintn M1rSer

Gin erbormungsIoier W,croer 1T
Appendicitis, NIT bieIen Opfetn.
Nber Or. Sings SEEM 2ife Bills to.
ten es bur6 @orbeuguna. Sir mir
ten miloe auf Magen, 2eber unb
@ingepeioe un6 berbinoern Die Ml,f-
itopfung, Gle Mppenbicitis berbei.
Iiibrt. IS gts. BET alien Oruggiiten.
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0as geft, in Der @elt.

gs gibt feine Salbe, Die sia nil
Budlens Mrnica SaIbe pergleihen
fam. gs lit 6as iiderite Seilmittcl
fin ale Wun6en un6 8etllen. Tn.
feblbar Bel Sdmorrbcioen. Nur Is
@ts. Bel olen Druaaiften.
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observation-disclosures.

S. 81. grubater, @obnbaus. Eutia
Strube; $500.
q. s. 3eItpeser, anbau, 2eieb Ctr;
$3.50.
@a1las bon Sdcob amrbein, Nnbau
am Sooloaiiden @arten: $500.
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1Htet gun ppr sarten aeaeu

8itet Gad ppr SaIbem eesen aa,
tarrb, bic QuediiIber entbnlten, 81
Qnedfilber ii6er ben Sinn bes @erudi
5erit0ren u1b bos ea15e 5bftem b6Iie
5erriittet tpirn, ipenn es our9 Die ihleis
migen 0berfld6en eiubringt. @olde
Grtifel ioneu ME arber auf @erorbmlna
gut berutener Ger5te sebrau9t tperben
oa Der S6aoen, ben iie o1ridten, sebns
NAL 10 groB lit als bas Cute, bas 81,
oabon er5ielen fonnt. SaII's &a.
tariff 9ur, fobri5iert bon S. 5
gbeneh & Co., Solebo, o., entbdlt teir
Gueditlber unb nirb innerlid eenoms
men unb pirft brett altf bic f6Ieimiges
Gberffd1en oes @bitems. 8enn So
9ans's 3atarrb<&nr fmift. ieib ii6er
oab SIR bic ddte befomnnt. Gle mint
innerli6 senommen unb in SoIcbn
Obio, bon s. s gbeneb & 60. ees
ma1t.
N @erfnnft bon allen Npotbefen
Yreis 75c Die Sla1de.
3au's Earniliens9iIen iiiib bic beiten.
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u. Norbmann, 42O @oIiao Strobe,
beioe Telephone, lit Der ein5iee Bia.
no.Sabrifant, Ser Bette Stinllner urlb
Neparierer. Sest lit Die 3eit bic
pianos pGbren6 bes Sommers su
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= Nur Der fam nit iid ielbit in
Srieben iein, Der nibt nit Der @elt
in 6eh0e Iebt.
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Wabl Nu5etsen.
ssir etaats.s enat.

Bir iinb autoriiiert. Serrn SuIius
ais aanbibat fir WiereripabI iir
Sen to enat ar5ufiinbi9en
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Die idonfte 3eit oes 2ebens lit
Die, mo man Sen Sinn fir Muiif in
ben 8einen bat.
Ser Sodmut it Elm plcbejiides
2affer.
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Nir Gounts .aommiKar Wrea,nit /.

@ir iinp mitorifiert. Serrr 5. q.
BIores als u~nabbdnsigen Nnnhibaten
fir Gountpsa ommiHdr. preoinfr Tn. j,
fir bic beuorftehenbe @oeaberiuelI any
8uftubiem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16
FOUND DEAD IN CHAIR.
Suicide of G. P. O. Laborer-Mind
Temporarily Affected.

Charles CeaS. forty-One years old, COM
mitted suicide yesterday afternoon in his
room al the house of Harry Riley, No.
Cos 10Th street northeast, by shooting
himself through the heart. Ii is thought
that his mind was affected by reading
religious books.
Ceas was employed laborer in the
government printing Office. He was a
native of this city, but was away from
here several years. Coroner hewitt was
told last night that he had been employ ed
as attendant at a local reformatory and
later at the Government Hospital for the
Insane.
The coroner learned that CeaS had suf-
fered from mental depression, and that
only few weeks ago he spent some time
in a sanitorium i'm Maryland. Yesterday
afternoon he failed to appear on the
lower floor of the house at the usual
hour and Mr.. Riley went to his room TO
inquire the cause of the delay.
On a chair near the bay window was
the dead body of the man. while on his
lap was a .:;S-caliber revolver. Ceas was
shot. He had barred his chest by opening
his shirts, the powder stains showing
that he had pressed the pistol against his
chest
FRIENDS OF teas told the police end
coroner that Ceas had read a great many
religious books during recent weeks, and
the reading seemed to have affected him.
He was Respondent. they said. but none
of them had ever heard him say anything
about killing himself. and his death came
as shock to his friends and relatives
The coroner gave a certificate of sui
eide, and the body was turneu over to an
undertaken to be prepared for burial The
deceased is survived by two brothel $ and
sister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16

ing Company for the seventh time ~ the
elected We're: Vice president. Charles II.
Murray; secretary, Colon Il. +. Halter:
treasurer. Thomas J. Donovan; chairman
house committee. Thomas X Gallaher.
The meeting was attended by the fol-
lowing trustees: Washington Council.
Edward r. Harrington and John A. Eek
ert; Keane Council, Charles r. Murray
and Michael J. Lynch: Carroll Council.
j. Blake Clark and Colon Is. +. Halter.
Spalding Council. Thomas X. Gallaher
and Walter ID. Nolan: Potomac Council.
Thomas ]. Donovan and NJ. J. Shea.
The treasurer of the company, Thomas
]. Donavan. presented his annual state
ment to the board, showing a good con-
dition of the financial affairs of the COM
pany. The improvements on the building
on T. street northwest, including an entire
renovation of the interior and the install
alton of a heating plant, have all been
completed and the bills paid. The build
ing is reported to be in d first class, up
to-date condition.
The president, Edward II. Harrington.
announced that he had executed new
deed of trust, secuI ed the release OF the
old trust and given notes under the new
trust securing Washington Council for its
loan Of 5000, keane Council IN the sum
of S2,o00 and Carroll Council in the sum
of $3.50. all at the rate OF per cent, for
five years. The only REMEMBRANCE on the
building is the amount of 5000 divided
between the three councils above indicat
ed. The outside obligation Is a note for
$1,000, given by the company 10 one VI
the banks for temporary loan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16
TAWNEY'S TARIFF STORY.
Illustrates Why Jim Johnson Con.
scented to Be Taxed.

The tariff is a practical proposition"
said Representative Tawney of Minnesota.
Here is a story that a friend of mine in
Minnesota told me in a recent letter:
lin Johnson. farmer in North Da-
toka, went into a hardware store and said
to the proprietor: John, I want a barrel
of iinseed oil. What Is IL WORTH John
replied SO cents gallon Jim hit the
ceiling. He damned the trusts who were
robbing the poor farmer: he damned the
tariff which allowed the trusts to rob the
poor farmer: he damned the republican
party, and ended by saying he would be
id If he would ever paint his house if
he had to pay 50 cents a gallon for linseed
oil.
The hardware man asked: Jim, how
much fax did you raise this year?
Three thousand bushels replied Jim.
How much did you get bushel?'
Him said .S1.Ss.'
Don't YOU know. asked the hardware
man. that they make linseed oil out of
flax
Him thought moment. and then said:
John. I'm a fool. give me o barrel g
OIL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16
Identifying Business Wagons.

Further improvement might be made
along these lines by requiring all business
wagons to have the name of the owner,
or number thereon, in order to afford
the police ready identification in time
of accident. Many horses driven by boys
are carelessly driven. accidents follow.
and there is no means afforded for iden-
tifcation except by color of the horse or
vehicle.
The use OF Pennsylvania avenue +
street and at times other congested thor
oughfares by wagons carrying hay. gar
bage carts and heavily laden brick
wagons restricts the free use of these
streets and jeopardizes life. limb and
property. II these business highways
could be restricted to the lighter charac-
ter of travel IL would be in the interest
of the community
The rules of the road systematizins
vehicular traffic is gradually working
marked Improvement. With many igno-
rant drivers. some of whom are evidently
not instructed by their employers as to
the regulations. il becomes q difficult
matter for a limited police force to Sc
cure the desired results except by de-
srees.
1T is the aim 10 have all heavier We
hicles keep as close to the curb as pos
Sible, to secure stopping at the curbs
with right wheels next thereto. to lessen
the cutting of corners, to have drivers in
dictate by whip hand the direction
they intend to turn. but Indifference. liz.
norance and want OF an adequate police
force make il difficult to bring all the
changes readily into effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16
CLERKS GIVEN ELBOW ROOM.
Crowded Conditions at Navy Depart.
ment Slightly Relieved.

At the request of the Secretary of the
Navy, Passed Assistant Surgeon Old OF
the navy recently made an inspection OF
the offices in the Navy Department as re-
arranged to accommodate the newly APP
pointed aids to the secretary.
He found several rooms SO crowded
with clerks as to result in insanitary con-
ditions.
To improve the situation as much as
possible with the limited quarters avail
able. number of clerks have been
transferred to the Navy Department an
mex in the Mills building. They occupy
the six rooms on the eighth floor. hereto
fore occupied by the paymaster of the
Marine Corps and his assistants.
The paymaster's force has been moved
to the Union Trust bull ling, 18th and II
streets. in rented quarters on the eighth
door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16
AN APOLOGY TO GOMEZ
SECRETARY DICKINSON'S RE
GRETS FOR Spelling TRIP.
Cuban President Detained at Home
by Reason of the Cabinet
Minister'S Visit.

Secretary Dickinson is an enthusiastic
fisherman. and this fact led to his MAX
ing a most humble apology TO the Presi-
dent of Cuba on the occasion of his visit
TO that island a few days ago. The story
has just leaked out and is 10 the effect
that when the Secretary, on the May
flower, reached Havana. it was learned
that President Gomez was away on a
fishing trip. but on learning Of the Secre-
tary's arrival he returned to the capital
forthwith.
When the Secretary was presented to
the president he expressed his pleasure
and then said. Il feel like a culprlt In
breaking up your fishing trip. l recall
that several years ago lawyer friend
and / planned a two-week fishing trip
to one of the northwestern lakes. We
thought of little else for a week before
starting, but at last We were encamped
on the lake shore. Guides. boats. pro-
visions and an elaborate outfit had been
procured, and on this particular morn
ing my lawyer friend and l started out
on the lake with rods for the first
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16

Rufus Gordon, colored, twenty-four
years old. a resident of Oakland, Va.
was arrested yesterday in a copper mine
at Mineral. Va. and brought here by
Detectives Cornwell and Baur to answer
a charge OF stealing three rugs belong
ing to Miss Florence 4. HILL teacher
at Howard University. Gordon was
working on an express wagon from which
the rugs disappeared The defendant
denies that he took them, and says II
they disappeared from the wagon they
were lost. He will be given trial In
the Police Court tomorrow.