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New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

Male.
BUTLER-swiss; useful; $40; excellent refer
ences; will 20 anywhere. Miss Shea's Bu-
rsau. East 42d s..
BI-TLER-PA Thoroughly expert
enccd. excellent references from former en-
ptoyers parlorTnaid is capable waitress; VIII take
~ eitiou together or separately. c. g.. Miss
FitzGerald's Bureau, 5C5 18th ave. (entrance in
42d ST.
I3T-TTF-F Useful NAN--Austrian, capable
young man. with excellent references. will
ing 70 be generally useful p. :. Miss Fltz-
geraId-s Bureau. 502 5th ave. entrance 42d st
BUTLER and USEFUL MAN (colored); 10 years
reference former employer thoroughly eE-
perieneed in ng and h2qsew3rk also E53rna un
503 5th ave entrance, 42d ST.
T3T-TT FR USEFUL MAN-Capable young
man with excellent references from present
employer; willing 10 be generally useful NJ
s Miss F'itzgerald's Bureau. sos 9TH ave-
entrance 42d 81.
CoACHMAN.--NIechanic single;
best family reference: wages reasonable; one
Of Kohn. 644 9Th ave
MAN--Middie aged married. no chill
.5-eu. permanent situation, IN country; good
re$erences. Robert. care Of Alfred Walker. go
West GJth ST Tel. 1872 Columbus.
COACHMAN.-Married no family, seven years
last place: written and personal references
last employer can be seen. Hogan, 592 Amster-
37OACHMAN.-Married; no family; reliable,
n cSTs'Ga =. 6ss sA ave.
30 /, -TTYEN and GARDENER. Young swede
1aUdergIRE1s hofBess ages ail0 nhIIuh6 lHof-
oughlv: can run automobile. Carpenters Bu-
rsau I54 9th ave
C70TOREp COUPLE-Useful butler. excellent
- Iii 40 entire work Of family: best
rsfereaoes; $50 Miss shea's Bureau. Eas;
cor PT-F--cierrnan: $50; experienced IN sli7
>.-c,I,5 work. gardener. etc; wife cook and
rss-I 49, SIS 6tfi ave Tel. 3Is-I3ryant
z7=7,T p is6 furnished house or building to
SCCA- Is-,y,eU nav; temperate man; works; help
a-i,,gs. refsrences. 9. ". r., Tribune Up
.ovy1 dfhca. 1854 BrundWay.
T-zp15TTINTG-Sygede S25. good tesmster and
mixer A4l sssrence Mathewson Bureau SIS
e,h e5S 80 lyeS Tel. s7s--BryaI.t
o. ~ : -S-T7s useful men. married couples, for
r = @ 80 mi aeutemens country places. Eng
,,sb German and Swedish e. S7s r3. lhs"
lihl'' ~ EsI,-eaU SIS 9th ave rel, o-brs slt.
s-n a. -. = GER or FOREMAN-On gentle
tALtAl. . 411isce. thoroughly competent middle
iIlaN ,br-is6 man; nrst Class references.
asee iltst ilntsitIasantvilIe, Westchester County,N Y.
w 81 : German. married lone child: 20
SAi-i Inerienoe; Ereeifl ouse. oosaDoa piai.es'
years eAp,ardscaping, farming. honest ener-
vegetapiea. +ake full charge wants POSITION on
getic. able 70 80. arst class personal and WIT
gentleman , - Address Head Gardener. Pass
ter Ten = rssrra Long braneh-- y J. 9-
more 4557s,-s5R and useful man: undsrstands ar
he1iss and garden ~'rA'
2gth .. ---75S-nan esuple. wife cook. wash
GARDENbr~ .Snsraily useful on gentleman =
and To- TO- tr-fereness carpenter snfeau' iea
6th ave ,;,57 and FLORIST. "a therol ghly
GLItL1is-sI and rsliaols "a" ~ '.,,sfs4 a,aIi
aged. So j.. care Burnett Brothers q
CortlGnat S.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
TO STUDY POLITICAL SCIENCES.

Justice Elrlanger yesterday approved "A
certificate Of incorporation Of the Academy
OF Political Science in the city of New
York The purpose Of the new institution
Is the cultivation OF the political sciences
and their application 10 the solution Of So
cial and political problems. The nine di-
rectors Of the academy are A. Barton Hep
burn, Dr. Albert Shaw, George A. Plimp-
ton, Frank J. Goodnow. Professor Edwin
R a. Seligman, Samuel McCune Lindsay,
Munroe Smith, Henry a. Mussey and Rob-
ert Erskine Ely.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
'AFoR's mo- AND ayEs" ["

is-,s. - ''~s vetoed yesterday the bill
: >, -. -t cry 10 assume sa additional
sses -ie cost o; the Riverside ex-
p ~ .-as already paid 80 per cent
= a-,,.-.s- - Saif Tas 20 be assessed on
= sss -. -. ~-eaec the bilI ior The Ncens-
1 srr1,,--'-..on o dance halls and the
aa 70 60 - 'le New York Central Rail
.sa1r II - olaer certain streets in ex-
.'sal en-. .-'-eA2ge facilities IN the new
,rai Station.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
TRAVELLERS TO MEET

The annual convention of the United
Commercial Travellers Association will
meet at the Manhattan Beach Hotel on
THURSDAY Friday and Saturday. Plans for
the gathering include a dinner and ball on
Friday night and a great prosperity pa
Tade on Broadway on Saturday morning
Joseph P Day will he one Of the speakers
at the dinner
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF The SECRETARY OF STATE.
Albany. Juus 6. 1910
Proposals for furnishing autoncbils number
plates will - received at the once OF tho uu-
dersieued until Monday June 20. 1910. At tweivs
O'Clock noon. when they VIII b opeued and resd
publicly.
There win Re upwards of ttirty-fvs thcussui
pairs Of metal plates. with numerals and plst@
in contrasting colors-
Upon receiving request by mail. Telegraph Or
telephone. copies OF specifications will be senf
Immediately.
SAMUEL. &. EOESIG.
Secretary % STATE.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

TREASURY DEF ARTMENT OFFICE oF
tn, Supery lsinE Architect washington.
D. a. June T. t9l0-Sealed proposals VIII ~
received az this once until clock ?. m on
the 10th DAY of June, 1919 and then opened.
f.tr an Interior pneumatic tube - stem Tor tne
T. : custom HouSe Building. New tofi-.
\ " in accOrduuce with tne draw tuSs ara
specidration. copies OF which mey be had a.
this Office. or tho once of the Cnlet ing
neer and SuDeriute endent. etc. T. - Pul-ic
Buildings Room I27 Custom House Buiid
New York y Y. at the discretion Or ths
s,Iprr,-izine Architect JAMES KNOX IAA-
LOE. Supervising Architect
S9TST.I1-T7 COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF
Coluubla june o. 1etO.-Sealed proposals yii
he received AT this office until clock. 7. N
I,rs a0fh 1910 Tor the construction cf sewers
Ip the District OF Columbia Forms Or proposals
s,ssircstions and necessary Information NAV -
ci,tsined from chief ClerE Engineer pepartnienl,
Teo-us 4gT District building. Washirg son. o. -
e.F-py0 p RUpOLPFf JOHN A JOHNSTON.
WILLIAM y JUDSoS. Comnllssloaers- - q
PROPOSAL FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAIL
vsv supplies once cf Assistant Purchasing
oficsr. Panama Raii Road COMPANY. e stats
srrser New York June 4th. 1919 sealed pro
r,,ssIs VriU he receiv ga tEis once until zoo
June e0fh 1910. for rurntShitzz the
above uantioued articles Blsrks and fut
Formation may b obtained a. this once. WES-
TELL. Z. SIMPSON. Major. 19th Infantry.
is A. Assistant Purchasing ofhcer.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
T,rFcF4T MAN, IS: good at figures saehosa oai and
N4N,sssa sslegrrafi: acquainted Win rs TSest
os+s11-e1t trade. George Hsnken' -"
b6th a. 7,l,5iDg
cIRPENTER Cpractical man wants ts, yTsasoa-
AIta-s.toos etc small large very Iea,-,i,,
80 ssfirnates given: Jobbing by DAY pth.-tiscr
..@e,S,-l 10 GERRY, carpenter anu
POI East s5th st- f,o,--
,-,ep a,seful men, gardeners: no sppLleA4 b,,b
----,sr6eS unless safisfs ct0ry reieTs1cSas ~
- r. ~baracter and ability have zen IS1.- r.
ssSorse 10 our owp inquiries NorfoNe . Esrb
--Iost,--.vt Es,yrezu 72l Lexington aFe-' GU 49,
s.. Telephone. lszs-Il2zz- ,,-,.,,,66
= fscto-v aud road experience, posi-. -
.,.s,,@[s4r f-c~a about the middle OF JUN a.
- Letter mart Of September; EeIeretlS@H
-ss -sis station, New Haven. Cenn-
~ T=FFrT5P 2e, disensssse 18th inst On .-s
erpnr Of family going te Eurofe ,e.5. F~Ity
- ..,-rIo<,ev tsgo years. driving faeA4Ics ,.ssy
rss-ss~-s single English. . W A"l
E1st 81
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
ss- READ THE OTHERS AND GO TO WORK -vsa
WORK WANTED,

M2Le.
CHAUFFETR Experienced driyer; make own own
town Once 1854 Broadway.
CEAUFFEU R-Swedish couple: with Christian
competent waitress cEarnberr1afd. personal city
references. Chauffeur, 337 East 42d ST,
CHAUFFEUR --Colored: single, 30; in city or
country Refere to Mr.. C E Miller, 1947
Broadway Tel. 1856 Columbus.
EXPERIENCED sTENOGRAPHER and gem
eral Office assistant; graduate Of Commercial
crate salary Address Nicholas Ruggiero. 10
Spruce ST. city: Room No. !.
PAINTER. decorator, paperhanger, grainer,
Christiansen. 213 West I3lst ST.
sECRETARYsHIP SOUGHT BY YOUNG.
WELL EDUCATED BRITISH ARISTOCRAT;
BROADWAY.
sTENOGRAPHER-E Exceptionally rapid and
accurate: experienced: formerly private sec
-etarv % prominent college president: during
sumner: salary $50 f. S. Tribune Office
WINDOW and house cleaning at reasonable
rates. Acmen, SD West 59th st
YOUNG MAN. 20. desires position at anything
experienced as piano regulator; best references.
John Foray, 333 East 54th ST
YOUNG MAN. 20; assist in office; smart at
figures: willing, attentive. O. \, 152 West
goth
YOUNG MAN. -. wishes position as general
Office assistant; has knowledge Of stenog-
references II. Briil. 234 East 1O2d St.
YOUNG MAN. 81: in mercantile house with
chance OF advancement; bank messenger: oper-
ate cornptoncter: quick figures r. L. K.
Box ~, Tribune Once
Female.
AN Al STENOGRAPHER. who makes substi-
tl!ting q specially. viii book engag agements for
"a cation season: experienced in technical work;
no agencies Summer Engagements, Tribune
OfTice.
GOOD stenozraphic typewritIng work: rea-
sonable rates 80 William st, Room ol3.
Phone 42G6-Johu.
SECRETARY. capable. with business and
social experience. viii go as resident or Wis
itinR secretary; understands French. typewrit-
ing: excellent references. N E. Miss Fitz-
Geralds Employment Bureau. SOB 5th ave
Entrance on 42d St
COMPA ANION.-Spanish young lady speaking
four languages huenJly, desires position with
lady a companion; country or travelling; excel
lent references J.. Il. g. Tribune ONCE.
YOUNG GIRL. public school graduate. good pen
man. hgUTPr. wishes position real estate or
y-~anufa cturer's office. salary Sc. a. Schwartz,
III st Johns Place. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

T.ADY'S MAID.-DanIsu: young; thoroughly
capable: understands facial massage, hairdress-
irg manicuring: fine needlework, embroidery
a. X Miss Fitzgerald Bureau, oC3 9th ave;
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
CITIZENS LINE TO TROY

New Strs. TROJAN or RENSSELAER,. pier
46. y. P. f. West 10th st. 6 2. " daily tSat-
urdays excepted). From Troy daily saturdays
excepted 7:3O p NJ. sunday steamer touches
al Albany.
Excellent cuisine and service. Direct rail
connection at Albany and Troy for points
North East and West: horses and automobiles
carried az reasonable rates
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
Notice of Removal and
Change in Leaving Hour

Commencing Sunday. June 18th, 1910. Th-
Yale and Harvard also the Metropolitan Ltns
Freight Steamers. will depart from and arrive
at Pier IA. North River near foot Of Cortlanct
the same date the leaving hour viii - >
? III from New York ard Boston instead q
r. n. az present D1s either city a.
A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
HOUSHWORKER

HOUSHWO RK ER--Strong young woman; g9od
cook: excellent laundress; private or pubic
where children and 10 years will be taken;
wages no object. Morrpw's Bureau, III Lex
iugton ave. 5Sth st.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

ROUsEWoRK--Swcdfsh girl for general house
work in small family: no washing; city OF
-o,Intry- The Swedish-AmerIcan Employment
Bureau T29 Lexington ave, between oSth ana
seth sts. Tel. 4696-Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

TNDRESS.-Canadian woman: Arst class
in private family; shirts, collars, shirt
waists; best city reference. Care Of Miss
OrReefa SO4 East 10Th st
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

GENERAL HOUsEWORK--Neat. strong Nor
wegian girl good cook and waitress; can take
position as chsmbernaid and waitress, nest & TEL
erences Osterberg' S Bureau. 716 Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

GARDENFP ara f1oRiST.-Hard-work
Englishman: experienced in glass. land and
stock: wife as caretaker; board help: OF dairy
rlended: no children Paskett, 100 East 4lst st
USEFUL NAN for indoor or outdoor work
understands care OF horses, cows, gareen'
gerald's Bureau. 500 9TH ave, entrance 4za 81.
USEFUL MAN-GeTnan: s25; good hand on
lawns, gardens horses. cows chisSehs, %, D.
sooer. willing and industrious MatheWsuh DU-
reau SIS 6th ave Tel. 3IS--Br.'ant
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
Sekes-City.
.00A EGENcIEs

,...s ..ss.'s fsstsssor,se oressiFn IssSesrsF Ks,ac,
~ / e College ssssasrs; sl,srs; rgtsrs, Gov
sis N J. fouSSss. "a .TT9ss sTs .s,,ss rs,Sili.a
z rsLor saua-s
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

IAUNDRESs willing to go to the country;
first class reference. Apply 1858 broadway
Room / corner 9th st.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
DESKS ENp OFFICE FURNITUaE.
ROLL TOP

LOST BANkBOOKS.
BANKBOOK No. 425 975 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing. Any person having
a claim TO II is hereby called upon 20 present
the same within ten days or submit to having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

GENERAL HOUSEWORK--By young. coTnpe-
tent Swedish girl; good cook; best references
csterherr's Bureau. 7ls Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
REMEDIES.

TU0ROTGH- PERMANENT CURES u cas.s
Of BLOOD POISON. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
COMPLAINTS and kindred dis
cases relief at once in dangerous cases. rscsnt
Or old. those desiring only frs- class scientific
treatment should call. DR.. BONSCHUR, Tire well
known specialist. 50 West Ssh 81 Hours. S-Ss I-s
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
HELP WANTED.

Male.
Statesmen throughout the United states to
sell automobile necessities: every owner
wants our protector; references required The
O-SeIl Tire and Protector Co, 32O Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

STEAMER MiRY POWELL

St ? P NJ w 129th ST 2-e0 P NJ daIv.
except SUNDAY, for Highland FAILS. West Point
(returuIuz by boat or rain Cornwall. View
burgn New Hamburg Milton Pok-spsis.
POudout and Kingston. Orchestra
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

COOKS-Swedish cooks; excellent; equal 10
chefs. will 20 anywhere in the country; noun
tains preferred; wages S35 10 $50 a rnonth. ~ ~
tie Swedish American Employment Bureau 20
Lexington ave, between 5sth and 59th sts LEI
4ee6-Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
lksrRucrInn
iouHg Men-COuntry.
aAPLEMoon 5000

,.i1fih II WOOD CAMP
SE hoGE jane 80. - .,.o
il's- -. ea- special =. - it,tis
u. ss u t,s,,l seD'. Is. prepare "a bovs
--a Boy B,.-ii.ss - : sHORTLTDGE' a "a
--2lleercFiiie. Del 20 Pa
M Soth sexes-City-
'l,,..SS-s,eS % ssSSHaooL OF LANGUAGES
s.,..ts ssstrl, ~ tll2e BRoADWAY9.
Srsnch sc 80 We. near 127th ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

isr.s-sr. Commando :. c. WETTENGEL. to
,supo-z-r charge recruiting station
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
Female

Female
NEASSERS.-Experienced with good refer
ences; Quick advancement for busters; sal
ary and commission. Call, $50 to TO- $50
Broadway, Room SO.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

NURSE - Hospital trained (abroadl: speaks
French German, English; will take entire
charge of infant: understands all foods, etc;
/ will 20 abroad; accustomed 70 travel; excellent
references from foreign and New York employ
ers X Miss FitzGerad's Bureau, JCj 9th ave
(entrance 42d st.l.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

SECRETARYSHIP SOUGHT BY YOUNG,
WELL. EDUCATED BRITISH ARISTOCRAT
Q, TRIBUNE UPTOWN OFFICE, 1854
BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

TYPEWRITtNG AND TYPEWRITERs
VICTOR VISIBLE, 10 Nassau st; catalogue
free; all makes taken part payment; bargains
IN Tnderwoods. ReniEztons. divers. Smiths
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
AUCTION SALES

By VIRTUE OF SEVEN ATTACHMENTS
merged into executions. viii sell to-day
ar a m. a. 150 Leonard St. Manhattan.
seven sewing machines Alfred Freeman.
Marshal. City OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
Fernaie.

tuting q speciality. viii book engagements for
vacation season. experienced in technical work;
no agencies. Summer Engagements, Tribune
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

BJ-TLER-swiss: useful: $40; excellent refer
ences; will go anywhere. Miss Shea's Bu-
r-au East 42d 81
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

- nj ebSerca. First Lieutenant HARRY
= TsNKTFI medical reserve corps, one
ro-th and twenty dsvs. Chaplain Ed
TsKp ;. TRATERS. Military Academy.
-. y u aur--st :
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

/ CLERK for hotel; prefer middle aged man with
experience in line: salary $50 q month and
meals Mighfl position Broker, Flatiron
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

PAINTER. decorator, paperhanger, grainer.
Christiansea. 273 West I31st st.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

uisgsrf ro~-naude~ A A PRATT. de-
,achsd the Buffalo. 20 the Colorado.
is1snf Commander r. T. BAKER, detached
r5e Colorado. cortluue naval hospital. Puget
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

CHACFFEU- -R-Experience driver; make own
repairs; best. reference. Rice. Tribune Up
town Office. 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

Executors.
MAsTEN & NICHOLS. Attorneys for Executors.
40 wall street, Borough of Manhattan. City
UnrIy
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

CHAMBERMAID and WITREss.-Ger,nTT!4a ,TT4
understands very nice waiting; vases 50 q ;
month The sv;edish-Ameriean Employment
Bureau 79a oyinafon ave, between 5Sth and
59th sts Tel 4696--PlaZa.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

COOK and LlAUNDRESS; also chamberrna aid
and waitress: two capable Finnish gltls'
exceptionally good reference; city OF couH9qy' oHlqy
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

/ EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER and gen
eral Office assistant: graduate Of Commercial
High school. Brooklyn: good reference; mod
/ crate salary. Address Nicholas RuggierO. 10
Spruce St. city: Room No. I.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-04
DOUCHNUTS AND CIDER.

Last night single-handed fought gang Of mur.
dereTs that came
To get my money or my life. and very nearly did
the same.
struggled with them on cliff and over ii I
toppled two.
hit another bif that dared him. but
wasn't through
As fast as one oyerpowered another villain
forced the fight
Because four doughnuts ! devoured and used a
cider wash last night.
The horse that was riding ran away with me at
furious pace
He tossed rue mp against tree. powed a f,Irrow
with my face
\ farmers bull was grazing near. and he took I'D
the battle then
And landed me upon my car upon the farmers
cattle pen.
An aeEoplane came WhizZing BY | grabbed al IL
with all my might.
Because four doughnuts that you buy with cider
] washed down last night.
strange and angry beast then came. creature
with h0Trid guut.
The way he used me was a shame: he eailoued IN
and down my 'front.'
BE had the toughest kind Of feet that ever I have
gazed upon,
His breath hardly fresh and sweet of nostrils
he had only one;
But that belched fire and birthstone too; his tusks
we're long and sharp and white.
It's awful what dOnghnats viii DO when mixed with
cider late at night
Edgar a Guest. in Detroit Free Press.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-04
The Next Congress.

Great stress is laid in the present cam
psign on the question whether candidates
are conservative or progressive. The use
Of these terms Is not limited to members
Of any party, but they seem To be re-
garded as descriptive Of individuals. no
matter what their political afiliation. So
far as present indications may be
trusted, they favor the selection of an In
creased number OF prOgressives 70 the
House While this is hailed with de-
light in many quarters, doubt arises
whether the altered complexion of the
National Legislature will be for the bet
ter all around.
During the past session the progress
ives held what practically amounted 10
The balance Of power in the House. They
also were quite an important factor in
the Senate. They take unto themselves
the credit of defeating the Cannon ma
chine and improving the administration s
railroad bill. Granted that their claims
are correct they will carry a heavy bur-
den Of responsibility If they gain con-
troll. and must abide by the public test
of what they accomplish.
There were two grounds upon which
the standpatters were found wanting by
the progressives-:he creation OF a sys-
TEN of autocratic machine rule and. per-
hsps. the use OF selfish methods in franz
ing legislation. In both instances those
who were well informed during the last
DAYS Of the last session know that the
proGessives sinned quite as mich as the
''old crowd" and were prone to take
orders quite as freely as those they. crit
icised.
What is essentially needed in Congress
IS not a set Of men labeled either one
thing or another and merely representing
different sections or interests. but d body
Of legislators devoted wholly 10 the pub
lie interest.
The CRYING evils in the legislative body
have been the lack of real independence
and the apparent incapacity for the study
and solution of public problems COM
pick IN their character and demanding
careful, noapartisan analysis.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-04
a New BRAND Cabinet.

The resignation Of the French cabinet
merely spells reorganization. It implies
neither a political nor parliamentary
change of principle. nor yet hesitancy
in carrying out the measures employed
so effectively during the recent Paris
strikes.
Public opinion in France to-day de-
mands a prompter solution of the labor
question than was anticipated when the
last cabinet was formed. And when the
strike brought thatsissue so peremptorily
10 the front, 1t will be remembered. it
was NJ. BRAND himself who suggested
that the most practical way out of the
difficulty would be for the entire cabinet
10 resign and give President Fallieres a
free hand 10 call upon any one he saw
fit to form d new cabinet 10 face the
labor issue.
The President was and is in entire SYM
patty with NJ. Brands views as 10 how
to meet the situation. Have govern
ment employees a right 10 strike? This
was the question. The premier and sew
eral of his colleagues disagreed and as
NJ. BRAND insisted upon clipping the
wings OF the French Federation of Labor,
his fellow-ministers rendered him their
designations. Hence. the crisis" is mere
" a matter Of ministerial reconstruction
OF a BRAND cabinet on a stronger anti
Federation basis. which the President has
asked his former premier TO form.
The main difficulty which eonfronts NJ.
BRAND is that he must offer a ministry
not only pledged to settle those pressing
social problems, but one which will be
satisfactory to the changing Republican
majority. and especially to the followers
OF ex-Premier Combes, who are not at
tracted by what they term NJ. Brands
MISREPRESENTATION.
Temps and Figaro insist upon a broad
programme of Social and Republican de-
Tense against anarchy, which means a
settlement of labor conflicts without
strikes And yet it was the very deter
mined stand which the government took
in the recent strike which led to its being
so fierceIy attacked In the Chamber Of
Deputies.
The new cabinet will be made up
largely of the old members. with the port
folios distributed with special reference
to a settlement Of the labor question. in
GLIDING the finding of means by which
employees Of public service corporations
The Washington herald., 1910-11-04

enthusiasm of the youth that he looked
forward 10 the days in the field. Many
lands BE knew intimately; the distin-
guished of the earth. kings and princes
and great generals were HIS friends. and
the left breast of his khaki war cor
respondents uniform had scarce space
enough to hold the medals he had won
for distinguished service.
Like all men who have looked often
into the eyes of death, and who have
done great deeds. he was simple and
unaffected in manner. His one ambition
was TO do his work worthily and well.
and the full-page pictures of the Illus
trated London News are his most fitting
memorial. Vale
The Washington herald., 1910-11-04
Acrobatic Mr.. Longworth.

From the Richmond Times-Dispstch.
II the Republicans should have a ma
jority in the next House, which does not
seem 10 be possible, we have no doubt
that Nick VIII vote for old Joe Cannon
for Speaker whom he followed until he
fell, But the funny thing about this is
that Nick stands by the policies of the
last and the present administration. a
difficult thing to do In view of the fact
that the last administration was de-
structive. while the present is construc-
tive; the last administration represented
the mob. and the present administration
represents law. In Nick's situation "A
man with only one foot would have a
very unpleasant time.