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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-09-30

sino como gobernantes; por
ESQ, POGO importa a la histo-
ria Y a la posteridad que ell
General Diaz haya sido hijo
obediente, esposo amante y
padre contemplativo, en-
una palabra, que su produc-
ci6n fisiol6gica sea un magni
'fico ejemplar humane, 81
como gobernante pisote6 las
|leyes de su nacion y los dere.
|chos de su pueblo.
Hoy, palpamos los resulta-
dos de treinta amos de traba.
jos esteriles Y de luchas in1.
tiles. Porque, Sque es 10 que
ha aprendldo nuestro pueblo
durante ese dilatado periodC
de Gobierno del sehor Oral,
Diaz? Use le enseno siquiers
a ser ciudadano? iNo, no J
no! Los hechos, con su logi
ca inflexib,e, no 10 demues-
tran clara y evidentemente
! No esperemos encontral
en- las bajas capas sociales
grupos de hombres doctos
instruidos, toda vez que lo'
II
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-09-30
Y para Vice-Presidente, al C. Lie.

Las acciones de los gober-
nantes, como dice Plinio ell
j6ven, no deben ir en- pos de
la gloria, sino la gloria en-
pos de ellos; Y la gloria ia.
mas Sc anticipa: es la corona
postuma del merito!
En- los manejos infames de
muchos hombres publicos,
existe cierta paridad cor la
tuberculosis; Sc comprueba
su fatal existencia cuando no
hay remedio possible para
destruir ell NAL.
Los grandes meritos del
Grsl. Diaz han sido pregona.
dos, en- los dos hemisferios,
por la prensa venal; espere-
mos que la historic, frfa y
severa, nos haga conocer sus
verdaderos grandes errores.
EvERARDo TORRES.
Alice. Texas, Septiembre
"a de 1911.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-09-30
Fin del
Gobierno de
PORFIRIO DIAZ.
Para Ell DEMOCRATIC FRoNTERIze

Baje este rubro publica
La Gaceta de Guadalajara, !"
de fecha II de los corrientes,
tomandolo de "El Liberal, !"
de Bcgota, Colombia, un
excelente articulo del que
extractamos, para comentar-
10, Ell parrafo que sigue:
'Por muy genuine repu-
Dhcano que uno sea, no
Duede denegarse a recono.
Ger en- ell General Porfirio
"Diaz, simplemente como
.''aomhre, la mayor fgura
latino americana del dltimo
"cuarto de siglo. 81 en- cier.
tos casos de cruzamientos
De razas, los que Sc suman
:, son los defectos, en- Ell &c.
:, neral Diaz Sc sumaron las
:, Vrtudes de la raza blanca
:, latlna y de la india mixteca,
CuyaS sangres estaban mez.
y cladas en- sus venas. Ese
. moo espahol era un verda.
aeto conductor de Pueblos. >
g, FOR ESQ su cafda, ST cafds
"l! iue, ha suspendido la aten.
:, elOn del msndo sobre este
q, .y,uperhombre, de cuya pro
"a Suucclon, como ejemplal
aumano, bien puede enor
e. .saliecerse nuestra Anne.
-. LOS tlranos jamas debe1
SCI luzgados como hombres
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-09-30

[Pasa d la cudrta plano.l
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1911-09-30

-. Los tiranos jamas deben
''' Iuzgados como hombres,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
.akatar NOsOWy

Zaziebienie, krzyza Tub "a
ziebienIie giowy, gdy powta-
rzaja sic czesto, a SO leczone
zle Tub tylko cze6ciowo, POI
wwoduja latwo lima chorobe,
|kt6ra jest zwykl e katar no
sowy, Zaognioae nabionki
nabrzmiew aja, otwory7 >.nosa
zwezaja sic / takiego pacyen-
ia }atwo poznat pc lego no
sowym g}osie, a czesto tel
pc ciezkim oddechu, Najlep-
sza pomoca, bardzo ma doleg-
liwos6 ta zalecana, jest cze ~
ste przeplukiwanie otwor6w
%nosowyeh Severy Antisepso-
lem (Severa's Antisepsol),
oraz ma ,ieranie Severy Bal
samem ma Katar (Severa's
Catar,h Balm Kazde 2 tych
lekarstw kosztuje IS cant6w.
q mozesz ie dostac u apte.
karza swego. Sporzadzane
[tylko przez w. F. S5evera co:
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
.Ocalif zycie sWeJ Tony.

iona moia b51aby dis " gro~
bic" piszo O.. H. Brown, : Musoa.
dine, Ala. gdyby ute Ora hing'a
New Discovery. Byla N Y :hdlkku.
ME xdolna sig podnlesc bee. pomo.,
Byfa oie4ko ohora ma krtan'
j okropnY kasxel. Przyn;oslem jej.
butelke Ora Kinga New Discovery.
zacze{o sic jej polepszad iwkrddttccee.
wyxdrowiala. "Niesawodne ma ka
s1el i.zsxieblenie, jest najpewnie]-
Sym lekarstvem v swlecie ma
chore p1uca, dychawios, grype, a.
slime, krwotok, chrypke, 'koklusz.
5ocsi sl.oo Butelki ma probe dare
mo. warantowano " apiece N. J.
Kowalewsk1ego. se=s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

sZAMOTULY. Ogrodnik Coz,
W 5sGasawsch ped Szamotuia :"
mi z~satrzel,} tamtejszego kowsla
:fat !. 49,
" toFu sprzeczki. Kowal skona}
ma micjscu. Zabdjee aresztowano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

PlkA. "a oszukahosa gre W
karty skasa4a tutejsza isba k arr,
podrdsujaoego schlesingera : Berr
lima ma pol roku q kupoa Wrdbla
: Charlottenburga M rck wiszie-
~ !;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
Echo z Afryki" katolicki,,

Echo : Afryki'' katolicki,
illastroWaalp, "A ln l|gll 3 9 81 |; = mi j,
gyiny, biospp'slllls..YyiohY PREF q
LIB SWAT. Il1lE|l q u Kill 8.
||''||E x, Vy lh v jezyii
ia .ezeskim, slQ
lismieokim, franz
cuskim, w}oskimi portugal
skim 81 j. star ,tlli'> sodalie VI
6w. Piotra klaWera.
Cena rocznie " Austryi
81 kor. so hall; " Niemczech
Il NIX. 80 fem; W Rosyi 1rb.;
" Ameryce so ct.
Administrators i ekspedy
eva: Krakow, al. 6w. Amy a.
Ofiary ola misyi afryka6-
skich MONA przesyla6 albo
do Krakowa, a]bo wprost do
genera)nej kierowniczki So
dalicyi sw.. Piotra, III. Maryi
4. Led6chowls'kiej, Rzym via
delpAlmata Is.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

.GEBlCE. Rzeanik p. ko)ewski
poparzyf sic tax bardzo potdczaa4ss
pozaru ma swej posiad4od;i ze
email wskutek ran " domu cho
rych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
z GAIL1IlGYlI

- $50 -, "S-- - 81. @R .--s -. -
KRAKOW. W. ostatnich oza-
saoh rospocseto restauracye basz .
tY mad dsieln,ca Rybaki, poehodz4-
cej zezae6w Kazimier4a Jagielloh-
czy ka, zwanej Sandomlerska. Di-
why p}aski dach z zeba.a attyka
zawa1i} sic ozesciowo i ola tego
obecnle rozpoozetojego restauraeye.
Baszta otrzYma eaten nowy odpo-
wiednio skonstruo wany dach. W
dawaej kas ynie przebrowadzono
robotY adaptacyjne, . oa1y ten bu-
dynek uzyty bsdzie ma biura kie-
rownictwa restauracJi Wawelu, Ca.
~ die dziniec wewnetrsuy, : Wy
jatkiem csescl wsohodniej, opesany
jest. rusztowaniannh ma kt6rych
y ykonano juz v kamiennej ,rot oo'e
ca}kow te kru1gank, przez oztery
.przes}a. " roku pr.yss}gm prace
.okolo kru4gsnk6w zostana ukoh.
.ozone. Obecnie bardvo 3ywo prowaa
50 ,obotY mad pofozeniem.
dachu zelaznego mad wschodnia exc
..scia zamku. Dach TAXI po}o4 my
jest juz mad skrsydfami }o}udo4o-.
wen j xachodniem. Ma aiosne po
.ukohczeniu prac mad dachem i
krdzgankami, rospoozna sic roboty
.okoae wnetrza zamku ~ iak pr.e-
woody ko'mminowe, stropy. gen tralne:
'ogrzewanie it'd. Ma ,najblits.yn:
se j' ,,s'.j galieyjskiun przedto1,sony be
die d :tpreqjett o 'd owl a.pitaalla.
EFLftEIsrE EyESs H-hI%NesE B-T.A +Ei&@E +NGsHE%EE
woiskow,geego IA s oele M { : na q
Jak sFychac ma by6 roxpi-
sany konkurs ma xbudowanlc fasa-.
dy ola pr.ys.iego Mu.eum.
KRAKOW. - kiedawno w5d.-
sic 1edne po drugioh swieto-
Y koaolo}ach ne Skalce y.
Karne lit6w, ~. Mikolajal Be-
lego Oia'.. Wsseasie poiradriouo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

POZNAN. w 3l6wnie pod 20
/. znanie len . bavifo s's 2 =:re :'
dw6oh .ohiopc6w 1s.letnich PREY
czem syn mtyrarza Hutha zostaa1
tax c,ezko;zr.n,onym, 2e. ME. ma
na adj utrzyma n|aa 80: prz,Y', Y
l.,
Gu. 70. s~S2:A 50 " 5:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

BRODNlCA. .M,edsy n iasttm
: Jabfonowem sostafa powozka
przez lokomotywe p~rleiechsnas,
przyozem woznioa i Iva konie 70
sta}y 1abite: @Wdz jest r~oztrsasks-
ny. =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
IMIELINO. Doluteiaxsj Ia.

IL $500 = ~. ~ N'uuA4S dHsV -
x x. n ss9Eiis, '| d - \ ! sll||l f.Rus'., p -
.o'.s Az 81 ur.sdo'k sl 2Xss'edl viea ~
r:m M aaa,Epr.eohad s'',s T'odsi.je -
.bovAt III Pto'o 7a MT r. got 4, fsI I
pr'ep.a IN v 'l''1t'' PoniRa,l IA q
sprowadsono psa polioyJnego, ME.
trafiono dotad ma 1aden 6lsd;.
: Md1lsKll ,l |[.,:, ". s i. eobt,er.;Y,-
|sty Kaosnarsklego wyskoczYla :
spociagu. podczas gdy. .poociagg .jesz~
ose by} ~ ruohu. Przytem upad4a
s{amaia reke. Graz odniosta po-
ltw',yatne weRsns,rzn,e Oh; at.nia.
-RYBN1K. Przez w1asna nice
ost 'ozno66 utraoil zyoie we.wtorvk
rano ssafner koleiowy 1ebel. sp6-
zn,ws,y SIG na pociag osobowy,
ohoial sic dostad do Rybnika po-
clagsm tc wsrowym, przyczem spad}l
tax nieazosesl'w'e, 10 kola wsgooo-
we zmiazdty}y go do niepposna1n's.
- BYTOM. Dose slime trieste
ME siemi xauwazono tn lednej &
ostatnich nocy. Wniektdrych ml'esz.
Ekan,soh posune}g SIC lpodobno me-
bic. PrzYpussosaja, il to drsenle
ziemi spowodowane zoetalo pode.
braniem ziomi przez okolicsne ko.,
palnie.
7ose} Korfanty o6wiadczy}, IL
kandydatury stano ~oso ME przyj
mn]e.
| /: &sg -..-
-KIELCZ. " ~przess}ym tygo>
dniu napad} jakls rAbu6 " leslie ma
drodse ]: Kielosa 40 mlyna krupy
liston' ego s' Zischs i 'odebraf mu $50
mr., opr6es tego paoski, kt6re
by}Y adresowape DO. pani barono-
wei schratsr. RADIUS Z. b. Z pobit i spo-
hi,sExiieral l,stowego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
nj. w ostatnlm !. q, d1zi'ew u is9!,e
oiut mpiaia. Prses1 sllE,'l'|l lasssao
vaasoioieli. sssfs.
III @s#A = rs@ S8s2&s.aa8l>t fFN
z pom A46EIl:lEllaO..

r o A36EIIE|aO.
roRDos o4iss " Y VII sss=
rni6sf m;atrs bratarski Mantle,
ws i e svito'a 0tr1ynai Cd a. y.
r.sdur1eo.oego poasoena,ellks '''1
bruku pod Fordonem. Pr1ebyv'l1 !:
nooe ! osescia swych Aludzi we
wlssaYch budkach .e nlony. Jede q.
: jego praooxnik6w podpali|, saa..
je : sic 70 zemsty budks " itoreiil
N. spai, przycsem t nte odnids1
tax oiezkie rany se wskatek tego.
umar{.
PlkA. "a ossukaho.a gre W
karty skasala tutejsza izba karnu
podrdzujacego Srhlesingera = Berr
lima ma pol roku q kupca Wrdbla
: Charlottenburga M rok wiezie-
:; !? i = i - <
SZAMOTULY. Ogrodnik Coz,
s1abek W Gasawsch ped Szamotula :
mi zsatrzela tamtejszeago kowaIa
" toFu sprzeozki. Kowal skona}1
ma m~iejscu. Zabdjee areszto wano.
CZERN1EJEWe. w Lisew,e
ma 2 letn,a cdrecyke cha}upnlka
Zakielskiego wywr6cl} sc kos,el
do pi}owaula irabil j4 ma m eli
I - ~ 1s'-Hs. .Ea---- as."S ~+--.t# .s.E.0T
Sou.
:
| POLNAN. w dlOWnlo POD 20
|. znan lien , baawi}o sc .revolwerem
! dw6oh .ohiopc6w .1s.letnioh PREY
-. :. = =. -" E'~. -. -. -.
czem syn mfyLarza Hutha zosta :
tax clezkoyzr.monym, ze. ME. ma
.nadziel :utrzyma ma 20. przY W
GU $ 1:s! i
MlEDZYRZECZ. Ma .xwir65ww !, &c
pomiedzy Broioaroiit Luto}em maize
cha1 goepodarzHohle ma w6z, ktl6ryy
jecba' bez latarn,:. IA to spooiee-
wierali 60 obsj me lozysni ktdrzy
Is. ~ II 81. III, y { ]
:. =, ! =, 'tr1tl,. no,am ~.
4.
GEBlCE. Rzeznik p. hojewski
r $50 A.+.-A g =.
poparsyf sic tax bardso podcsas
poiaru ma swej pos'ad'oeh ze
email wskutek ran " domu oho
rych.
r..,
o-m;.a..u1 ) r,,,a
os"101y1 p''"1n - : '1A'' =
go m, b, aud+rr. IN II ra,,,,
., 49, : - $500 :. :.
oko-witkowskim.
- p9oe1 : to4'e'n' ''0'af !
~T5,'1Fs 80 - - ;. So 3. = -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
RiotaI j dywsdy. Aresstowano srfsr

@%.E&s4 %l
y Aleieeh JsrosolimsLd ioll, po. hi
kakrotnem prxe6w,etlaniu PREY
.pso Y 8 II p'e mien' Roentgen. Hen
|rYkowi aientievio.owi dotona-
10 teraz operaoyi wyjecia .iarn~r
Is 4r6tu, ftof5 disakswlfo ponad.
b.~i4 Drog4 przeswietlenia u
stalopo, !, sr6ta y ofo ,jli stavu
kolaaoviego iii.ms, obj, rankii goja
SIC SIC ll~raSldlowo.
seejjmlk odw,asowy wystat pod
wta.t niem pierwszj grotnej wiado.
mo6c telegram do s,enkiew,io.a.
Ma reo g Prezesa Towarzystwa Csy-
ztclnl LudoWych P. harola Szcza~
nieokiego nadeszla Masterpieces Cd
- -*--. 5sr--rs,sN4a! ~ @==
powiedz:
80 * ~ $50
Sci serdeoza'e d.,skuls, nam s's
dobrza. Henryk sieukiewicz.
x 80 x asc%-.r,g 50 - i l. 800
Pc zatem doners pisma VAR
.szawskiie, b snakom,ty autor try.
#logii. ca}ego kwiata odebral l'ozne
telegramY kondolenoyjne ora. wy
! ra'ajj4oe radoed, se wypadek ME
.':.5 " ,,a's4 9: 2 -:
EbYf uagicsnym.
80 ~ - --5tsE#@--.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

WILNO. sgd olktrsgowy wielen-
ski rozpoznawai sprawe proboszosa
drulskiego; Ks: Lachcwjosa, oska-
r4onege . ia'asiele'Dle v !: 1908
s'ubu wloso;anln1;oDwi w,.liczoe. wy.
znsnla tatol,okiego, ! ~w}od,iank4
sMazur6vna, wjysn'ahiffa ,,pprawosla-
vnego. Jalk siis o'kazalo Masur66w,n =
:zioayaa gub rnatoirows1f; ;p'odaniel . po-
=zwolenie' przejestt1a Is katolicy.,m,
lec1 prosbs 'jej zostala odr.uoona,
|rzlekomo j *plow6ddu, lei nieipel1no-
letnosoi,zoo; jar wsids5 : dokumen~
TOW, Z rrzeso q j wistobb6ia sig ME .ga-
.dza: Mlmo' 10 wyrokaiem sqdu X
lsaohowiosa skszanoi ma 100 rubl,
kary .sawles,.nie " peinien;u obo;
wicklow przeE 2 miesiace,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
Z PRuS POESRICH.

r PRuS POESKICH.
*
KosC1EkzYNAso Tirsy SOMA:
n,u deb6w " Pieohowicach spada-
1eoy dab xabil l7-letpiego syna pc
siedxlc,ela Furyhskiego.
Glory ma rm, slo 81 lat licza-
oy Wilhelm Wejher 3 Starego Blu
l6woa snikl JUL Cd 6 lipca b. r.
KWIDZyN. Ssybki przew6z
pr.cs Wis}e,: ur.eedlzony ponownie
pod Karcebrakjem 70 eoso mr..
ME mief spodziewanego skutku j
syrzedano 20 "a 1000 mr.. spo}ce
koleikowej, kt6ra go zaprowadzi
przy Gniewle.-
TUCHOLA. 0hydnej zbroanl
dokona} zagrodnik Klase:ka "
Kielpinie. Bee wsselklej przyczyny
.
napad1 on posiedzila Okonka j
porani} go n,ebezpiecsnie nozem.
Pr.ybywszy. do aomu, rruci} sig
napastaik ma &one swa l'edacaa "
stanie b}ogos}aw,onymi cie&ko IL
poturbc wal. Nozownika przYare-
s1towanol osts wiono~w tuteiszem
wiesieniu, .. ley ciezko chory.
SWlECIE. Mistrz .s,krawieckl
Jan Rotldski otrsyma} 900 mi. =
grody "a wyucsenie k1rawieotwa
gluchonlemego Alohego Paszta.
KOwALEWO. Jsdnotlestinie die
cko mularza wpadlo " naczynie Z
: :" .!
goraes wode +, tax ais ,.popss'rz,y'o,
te pc kilku, godsiuaoh " 1skutek to
go ,umarfo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

> -I. a-- .s>
KIJ0W ". Ma polnocnych dy-
:stan.ach koler poiudniowo zaoho-
dnioh srosy s's aniesyca. Plugi pa
owe zm,ataia dn,eg : tordv. 10
vel j Zdtobunow &c odciete cd ko~
mnnikaoy,. Wobeo braku robotni-
.kdv kolejowycb do usuwsnia dnie
gu mo- wlescian j 1clnlers!yy,
Poc,agl osoboxe i towarowe lra~
IL : oipd.u*en;eml.
The Washington times., 1911-05-26

We would not be happy with anything
that was bought with money that does
not belong to US"
The next morning 10 took the pocket
book and went to the Slater Building to
Room G.
When he went in a poorly dressed
woman, whose eyes were red with weep
ing, was talking to an elderly gentle
man.
He says he did not take 1t, sir" she
was saying. ''and Johnnie never told
me lie.
Il am very sorry the gentleman re-
piled, but 1t is gone. and he was the
only one who went to my closet where
my coat was hanging. am afraid you
are mistaken about him this time.
Il know he hasn't got It," said the
woman, but will work and pay 1t
back II you will not send him to
jail: 1t will kill me II you do" And
then she began to cry. 10 could
stand 1t no longer. "If you please"
he said, Il found your pocketbook
yesterday in the lower hall"
Mr.. owen looked at the pocketbook
in Joe's outstretched hand and then
The Washington times., 1911-05-26

and told him he had saved her boy.
He is about your age" she said, and
he worked here. Mr.. owen thought
he took ii. and they took him to the
station house and locked him up; but
now i can go and get him. l knew
he did not take it," she said as she
walked toward the door.
wait a minute, Madam" said Mr..
Owen Til go with you, and your boy
shall have a place in my office as
long as he wants It. I can never
undo the wrong 1 have done him, but
will do all in my power to help
him And / must see this boys en-
ployer and tell him he has an honest
boy working for him"
10 ran all the way home that
night to tell his mother how happy
he was. 81 am so glad, mother" he
said, that you told me the right
thing to do, for that poor boy would
have been thought a thief II l had
not gone back with the pocketbook."
Tomorrow's story: Jack Rabbits
Tale.
The Washington times., 1911-05-26
Confirmation of This Story VIII Be
Found in TOmOrrow's Issue
of The T1meS.)
Creamed Vegetables
Welcome to InValidS

Creamed vegetables are always well
come addition to the invalid's tray and
are valuable from a dietetic standpoint.
The basis of all such dishes is the cream
sauce, which is used for dressing the
cooked vegetables.
When allowed nothing is more relish
ed by the invalid than a salad of crisp
ed green vegetables. which are cooling,
refreshing. stimulating to the appetite
and attractive to the eye. When an oil
dressing is used the salad is also heal
ing and nourishing. for pure olive oil
contains 100 per cent of fat. Lemon
iuice not vinegar. should be used foI
cutting the oil in the dressing.
The Washington times., 1911-05-26

at the woman. "Who Is this boy7"
he asked.
She does not know me-" said 10.
"I neveu saw her before. You must
have dropped your pocketbook just
as you came in the door down stairs.
Please count the bills and look at
| the papers; my mother opened It and
touch the bills"
Mr.. Owen looked through the pocket
book. Yes" he said, they are all
fhere. must have dropped 1t out Of
I my pocket. / remember now; / took
on my coat just as l came in the
door and carried 1t over my arm"
| The woman put her arm around 10
The Washington times., 1911-05-26
FOR LITTLE FOLK JUST BEFORE BEDTIME
The Sandman S Stories
10 AND THE PoCKETBooK.

10 worked in a rich mans office.
JOS mother was widow and she
worked hard all day, and with
JOS help she was able to support
herself and her two children. Tor 10
had a little sister, Annie.
One day 10 had been sent on an er,
rand and he was thinking as he walked
along how he would like to buy q warm
coat for his mother and shoes Tor An
IF could find a pocketbook with lots
of money in it, he said, Il could get
them"
Just then he entered a building and
right by the stairs there lay pocket
book.
10 looked at it a second and then
picked 1t up and put 1t in his pocket. 1
guess the fairies sent it." said 10:
He did his errand and hurried back
to the office where he worked, wonder
ing all the while how much money there
was In the pocketbook- But he did not
open it for fear some one would see him
and think he had stolen i: .,,u,,r hour
to come so that he could tell his mother
of his good luck and tell her to get her
coat and Annie's shoes,
Mother" he said, rushing into the
and see how much money there is in it.
You found it?'' his mother asked,
taking 1t from his hand.
YES" said 10, in one of the big
office buildings. Now you can have
shoes right away"
but It does not belong to you" said
his mother. Didn't you know thati
You found It and we must return 1t to
the owner"
All the joy left JOS face. 'I do not
see why it is not mine; found 1t" said
10.
IF you lost your mittens and some
one found them, would you not think
they ought 70 return them?' his mother
Yes" answered 10: but a pocket.
book is different. mo, it isn't" said
his mother. Suppose you had lost youI
envelope with your weeks pay In IT.
would you think the person who found
II had any right to keep 1t.
I never thought of it that way" said
10. Il only thought that there might
be a lot of money in the pocketbook
and ii would buy things we needed"
Il will open It," said his mother" and
see II the owners name Is In II. Yes
here it is--Horace Owen. Room s, Slatel
Building
THAT is where 1 found it." said 10
looking longingly at the green and vel
low bills.
We'll put 1t away" said his mother
| and tomorrow morning you can start {
| little earlier and take It to Mr.. Owen
The Washington times., 1911-05-26
Hordes of the Helpless
Supported by Women

II tomorrow every woman who fol-
lows a gainful occupation were custed
from her Job and given TO a man, there
wouldn't be enough orphan asylums,
and old peoples homes, and blind, and
deaf and dumb institutions and hos
pitfalls in this land to hold the hordes of
helpless and afflicted people, now sup
ported by women. who would be thrown
out upon the world for sanctuary.
That Is what makes so unjust and 50
cruel the CRY against the working wo-
man, that che takes the place Of a
man, and should be ashamed OF herself.
Just as many working women sup
port families as working men do.
The Washington times., 1911-05-26
Music Will Be Feature Of
Congressional Club
Fete..

The feature of the usual Friday aft
ernoon reception at the Congressional
Club this afternoon viii be the musical
program by Mrs. Lenors Sherwood
Pyle, daughter of Representative Sher-
wood of Ohio, and Miss Gronna, daugh-
ter of Senator Gronna. of North Da-
kota.
Mrs. Pyle, who is an accomplished
soloist, will sing several selections. ac-
companied on the piano by Miss Gron'
ma, who will also play a number of in
strumept selections.
Following the musical program, which
will begin shortly after 4 o'clock, tea
will be served at o'clock.
President at the daintily appointed
tea table will be Mrs. Ayres, of New
York, and Mrs. Bartlett, Of Georgia.
The table will be adorned with a GEN.
terpiece of red peonies and spring flow
ers.
Mrs. Roberts, the president of the
club, viii be assisted in receiving the
guests by Mrs. Taylor, Of Colorado;
Mrs. Hubbard, Of Iowa, and Miss Wood
OF New Jersey. ..-.
The Washington times., 1911-05-26
Shun Germany,

OF the $500, 100000 spent by Americans
in Europe last year, only s25.ooo.ooo. 1t is
estimated, fell to the share of Germany.
Wherefore the Germans are complain
ing bitterly that wealthy Americans
and seldom go to Germany. For three
years past Berliners have been doing
their utmost to attract tourists, but no
success has resulted. 1t is complained
that even Americans who patronlze tne
two great German transatlantic lines
nearly always disembark at French or
an English port.
The Washington times., 1911-05-26
Gave Him Away.

Tired and dusty, a party were return
ing by rail from a holiday trip. SIM
kins. a little bald man. dropped of to
sleep. On the rack was a ferocious crab
in a bucket, and when Simkins went to
sleep the crab woke up, and, finding
things dull in the bucket, started ex-
ploring. Down it fell. alighting on Sim-
kins' Shoulder, where 1t grappled the
mans ear. The passengers gasped, but
Simkins only shook his sleepy head:
"Leggo, Sarah! tell you I've been at
the office all evening""
The Washington times., 1911-05-26
I Mrs. Johnston and
Miss Sophy to Leave.

. Mrs. James Marion Johnston and Miss
Sophy Johnston will leave Washington
Monday. Mrs. Johntson will go to At
Iantic city and Miss Johnston will go
to Morristown, n. j., to visit Miss Bis
sell. They will go to Princeton on the
9Th, where thev will be Joined by Mr..
Johnston fer the graduation Of James
Marion Johnston. jr. on June II they
Will sail for Europe to spend the sum-
mer.
+
Miss Alice Lewis. of White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va. who is spending sew
eral weeks with her cousin, Miss Mar
thcua Harrison, will return to her home
the latter part of next week.
The Washington times., 1911-05-26
Times Inquiry Department:

Times Inquiry Department: "
In my reading Of Edmund eBurkc, ne ne
seemed not to favor representation LOT tne
colonies. Will you explain just what ne ne
nnean nj when he proposed revenue by grant
and not by imposition" and Just how Eng,
land would have benefited by his pToP9ssI
Truly yours, ANSlHSA'
Revenues by grant was money given
of their own free will, and in sucn
amounts as they saw fit. BY imposition
was meant taxes levied by England. The
benefit to England of the first plan Was
that the revenue would be raised with
nlit friction. q
The Washington times., 1911-05-26
French Ambassador
And Wife Dinner Hosts.

The Ambassador a. France and Nine.
Jusserand were dinner hosts last night,
entertaining in compliment to The
French delegates to the international
fur seal conference now in session.
The guests were the Attorney General,
George W. Wickersham; Senator Root;
the Commissioner of Patents. Mr..
Moore; NJ. Braton, NJ. Millard. NJ. Pelle-
tier. NJ. Poinsard. NJ. Poinsard. jr., NJ
Dero, Mile. Dero. NJ. and Mrs. Joseph
Pope. Mrs. Shepard. Miss Boardman, Miss
Goldman, Miss Callie Moore, Miss Lee,
Pierre Botkine, Russian delegate; Mitch
ell Innes. counselor Of the British en-
bassy: the First Secretary of the En-
bassy and Nine. De la Roca. and the
counselor of the embassy, NJ .Lefevre-
Pontalis.
Il
The Charge d'Affaires of Persia, Mira
Ali Kuli Khan, will return to Washing
ton tomorrow from Lake Mohonk
where he delivered an address at the
peace conference.