davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

~ lin $50 lief am Dorigen 6reis
tag gdadmittag Oie 6riit bon "a
St1noen o6, lpelfe Stolien ser Cir
fei fir cine befrieoigenOe Anttport
auf iein llltinlaium geiDGbrt bottle.
Sic 9lntport fiel nidt sur 3ufrieOen-
Geit StaIiens aus unO iofort er0Hnete
oieies Die 5einoieligfeiten unO
idifte gleid5eitig cine &riegserfld-
rling nod 4onitantinopeI. Die tiir-
fii9en Gruppen boben Die StoOt
Sripolis gerdumt unO 5pei tiirfii4e
Eorpeooboote limo gum Sinfen ge-
bra1t morOen. 0as iin0 aber aud
ungefabr oie ein5igen Gadri6ten
pom &riegsi6auplab, Die bis iebt ais
Derbiirgt betradtet per0en f0nnen.
Nm @eri6ten DerihieDenIter 9lrt, Die
oEer meiIt giinltig fir Stalien Iau-
ten lit freiliA fein Weangel. Ser 0elt-
tide 8oti6after in &onitantinopel,
6rei6err Morihou bon 8ieberiteirl,
uno ser oeutide 9otidoiter in 8om,
Serr BON 5oaop, limo eifrig 6emiibt,
einen frieoliden Alsglei4 8tpiiden
oen beioen @tdften, Die Ourd Sta
liens idper eniibuIObare 8oreilt9-
felt iiber Naht aneinanoer geratben
Iin0, gu StanOe 81 bringen. ange-
mein berridt oie Meinung Dor, oaB
6sl &rieg BON fur6er 9auer iein,
aitf ieinen gegenmdrtigen Sit be-
i6rdnft bleiben unD obne '9roBes
9butpergieBen perlaufen miro.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

Inter getpoItiger 8egeiiterune
Der SbeiInebmer fpuroe am 5onntag
in Dublin, Srlono, oas bon Dem
groBen 8ilobalter Auguitus ct.
@ouOens gei6affene 8ron8eOenfmal
oes irifden Batrioten Barnen our9
ben Yarlamentsfiibrer Der .iriI4en
Gartei, Sobn 6. &eOmono, entbiilt.
9ie Serftelungstoiten fir Oas DENT
NAL finO gum eroBen SbeiI orrdj
amerifonifde 8erebrer @arneIIs, ga
oenen aud Der friibere Stem gorfet
EammanD-8oB &iaoro groter ge-
bort, -suiammenoebruht tuorOen.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

~ 9urh cinen pIoBli6en un0 Dol
Zig neutrality-suspicious. 8ru6s 0es Der
8aDles Eaper Ntia @ompanp gebo-
rigeiI in unmittelbnrer Nabe Der
penniplpaniihen Orti6aft Auitin
gelegenen Gamples ereignete iid am
Samitog Nodmittag elm lngliif,
meldes furdtbar, aber gum Slid 6ei
meitem nidt 10 flrrdt6ar par, pte
es in Sen erIten No6ri9ten barge
iteat NOR. IS muroe gemel0et, OnB
Oos NIT fiir6terli6er @eipalt berar-
5rauienoe @aIier oie gan5e Srti6aft
peggeipiilt babe unO Dab 5uiiden
800 uno 1000 Meni1en ein idbes
gnoe gefunoen bitten. 5pdter pur0e
befannt, OoB aaerOings elm GROCER
Gbeil BON Auitin tpe9gefhwemmt
beer in Eriimmer geIegt til, Dob aber
0ie 3abl Ser llmgefommenen uno
&ermiBten follm 0as erite SunOert
iiberiteigt.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

alf 1nS liegt, oenn in lnlerer, Der
0tiitter, SGnOen Iiegt Die gr5ie9ung
Ser SSuqeno. 9tltr, tpenn mir in Die
iungen Screen ole 2iebe, ole Gereb-
rung fir oas 9onO Ser 4bnen unO 0e-
rem Spra6e pilan8en, Oamit tie ne
zen Ser Ooaet gan5en 2oDalitdt, mel
de lie ibrem eigenen 2an0e Araerifa
iduloen niemaIs ben 5tol8 oerlieren,
zen lie auf ibre oeuti6e a|bltammung
6aben f0nnerl erfiiGen mir uniere
8flidt, unO 10 gepiB uns Die @rbal-
tuna oes Geuti9tbums in Imertfo
am Ser5en liegt, mer0en mir oeutl9
@eborene unS au6 6emiiben, Die
gIeiCbe @eIinnltng IN unieren bic
iig %geborenen Oeutidumerifanii4en
SGmeitern 81 be5en un0 81 pile
gen. @eil mir fir sic @rboI-
tung uno S0rOerltng unierer gelieb-
ten oeuti6en Spra9e in5anilte1 urto
Sbulen eintreten,. unteritiben mir
cas- 0eutI9-omerifaniibe 2ebrerlemi-
mar in Milmaufee NIT idbrliden Set
tragen uno enpfeblen, no mir nlr
f0nneft Die Aniteuung bort ous3ebil-
better 2e6rfrGfte. llno fommen iolhe
6ragen ouf, pte oie 8el6affung Ser
aRittel sur Sprung unierer Seloen,
mie ). 9. iest fir 0us 8aItorius<D enf-
NAL, 0ann betra9ten mir aud Oas OILS
GSrauenar6eit, oenn mir lebren 0a-
6urA uniere &inoer, 0aB iie ltol5 iein
0iirfen auf ibre A%bitammung unb
oaB enoliA sic 3eit fommen muB unO
miro, mo- in oenunterrihts-@ ei6iAts-
6ii6ern bier ni1t mebr uniere Seloell
~iqnorirt meroen, ionoern init golOe-
men gu6Ito6en BON 6eutiden Eboten
Qelfrieben Itebt unO Oes tbeurell
aeutiden gNltes geoaAt miro, welHes
fir beg 2on0es 6reibeit 9eflolen 1T.
uniere I6onen &iinlte, Oeuti9e Weuiif,
6eutide 2iteratur, oeuti6es Eurrpe-
len, oas oeuti9e Ebeoter, aaes oieies
qibt reidli6 arbeit, blew ns 5utommt.
3us meiite l1noerit6nbniB miro nns
in Saden Ser perionli6en 6retbeit
entaeqengabraht Inns mie ben Natio-
nalbun6 fiimmert babel nidt Die lei
oiqe, baBlihe Grinffrage, %ionOern nrr
bas Grin3ip. 3ie oeuti6e 5rau bolt
es fir emporen0, uniere braDen oeut-
lden M1nner in 3mangsiaden I'M
miiroi9er @eiese 8u Iteden. uniere
Manner piien iel6it, mas lie 81 tburl
una pie melt lie 81 geben baben, nrO
sic oas nitt miiien fiir Die tit Frobl-
6ition nur Elm Aniporn, pelder ibnen
6inter oeri6lolienen Ebiiren Blase
eridlieBt, no i'm Dunfeln gut mum.
feln lit. urO marum lit Der &onpT
oeoen 8robi6ition oes 8rin5ipes bal
her oab 6rauenap6eit2 8efl Die
Saupttriebfeoer oes gou5en 6anatts-
mus BON @eibern ousgebt, ben SeB-
unO @iiblweibern OerHrobibition, Die
pobl crgoniiirt, bisber ~ungs5inosU'
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07
@nlnmbfo @nn0 Mr.

Columbia 8uno Nr.
81, y. .. =. Ct.
s. @. 5eeboOe, grdiiOent,
Sobu W1eininger, Sefretdr,
6ero. 0ernoinger,
6rib @berlD,
g. 81. Soffmonn.
0eutf6er arieger-
8un0b BON SO q f.
ington II, 8. 6.
Sermann 2ebner, 8rdiiOent
Soiepb Mfoir, Sefretdr,
8orl 6. 8raun,
Soiepb &obmer
Soiepb @erf.
9 d er unter it,
8unO, 9iitrift Scr. 40.
AlfreO &rieg, BrdiiOent,
8m. Sonnemann Setretdr.
q. @. Sornung,
81. SO. 9ifmont,
SriB 8ertrom.
9eutf9er unteri It IL
Bungs 8un0,
Dtitrift Scr. 100.
Sobn Nteininger, @rdiioent,
sc. 9teb, SefretGr,
SsmoIo @oert,
Sobn &ueffner,
Soiep6 &auider,
@effen-0 arm ftdOter
unterI It. 8erein.
2ouis Bauer, ien., 8rai.,
Sobn Wieniinger, SefretGr,
@briitian Snppmann,
Sobn Sdubtrumpf,
emil Spnbn.
9nfeI 8rdiig 9 e g.
8erein.
SenrD g. @ebrenberg, 8rGi.
George Wiair, Sefretdr,
Soiepb Mair,
5rib @olf,
Aoolpb SeeboOe.
SO Burlington sc eBger
unterf It. 8eretn.
S. Geo. 9lutb, &rdiioent,
Sobu g. 9ieB, Setretdr,
S. S. S9nei0er,
Geo. S. 8eBIer.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07
Itste oer wereine uno Dele0aten
wslas benz sutrtm CsntralusrbanS pom ntarkt Columbia a"ssharsn
LILO \.

81 + 0 Il.
Sobn @iidbuien. @ralioent.
Sacob 8ruegger, Setretdr.
CHARLES 6. @erner,
Ism. Rambler,
Sobn @eber.
@ afbingtonS Sanger r
bun0.
gilbert "copper", grGliOent,
@oolpb 9rouner, cor. Sefr..
Saul s.. 8ranoiteot,
sc. 81. S6miot,
Martin @ieganO.
Germ a sc dnner-
Gbor.
Sobn &eif, 8rdiioent,
8. @aDer, Sefretdr,
Solepb Wo1Orad,
4uguitis S. Gstite,
Conrad MeinbarOt.
s o / Ii m b / a 8 II r n
8erein
unO
Geteronen s. g att. 9.
6. 8oI. 1861.
aurt @oeldner, &%rdiiOent,
s. 6. Weann, SefretGr,
Sobn @lt,
Soul Solfter,
6. S. Suergenien.
8 e / II 9 a 5 e n.
2ouis S6roft &rdiioent,
q. S. 9feinbar6t, 5efret0r,
&arl SammeL
Tdrl Sang,
GorI 2t6tenfels.
g ere n 9 a I n.
90. 9fudo1i9el, @rdfioent,
S6eo. 81. 2edert, Sefretdr,
SSobn &ueffner,
Soiepb g. 2enp,
5rib 8ogeI.
6 0 I II M b / a 9 + a Ii e r.
Il n t e + It ii B II n g g
g e e | n.
George WtiIIer, it,, @rdii0ent
6ran8 &om, Sefretdr,
@briitian 8eilitein,
Serb. 9%iegelmonn,
&. Dtlger.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07
proIoe,

Grpa6, crmo6e bu GrhblinosninD,
WIit 3auihen unb Brauien unD Sltngen!
Sic 3eit 1T q%etommen, erbeb' bid eei1ptnD.
llnb ina uns elm 9ieD, eb' bic 3eit berrinnt
Bon neutidem Streben unb 8ineen.
Wn6 trdu,neu unb odmmeru int 2nnO lumber
@iei 6ersen ron oeuti6em Stdmne.
3ram bias ben Medruf pom Gels sum utetr,
"a. brauie oetrot ais Sturmfpino climber
iino fdde ben 6unten 5ur 6lamms.
Sen Guatsn Oes stolses auf Osuti6ss 9lui,
Aui 6euti4e 5pra@e uno Sisoer,
Quf unierer Batter gebelltgtes Gut:
4ui beutihe 5itten unD Deutinen Wlutb
limb Srsue fernbait unp bteoeri
On Seutider! fir bieies ~eefsenste 2anO
Sinh oeiae Batter eetOrben.
sic nabmen bog Sbwert in Die l1pteliet GoH'
lIno baben NIT 9lut Don Strano gu StranD,
Sas gRresrre6t Dir sriporbeH.
Ser gou. bran ieus eelOen Osi&Citt,
an mdhtia, trob Stirmen, %eritaHDen;
Sic S0bne meibten ibm ibre Rrat
uno Runt unD 6aHopert uno MiHeni1att
limb ma6ten bic 0eiOer su i&aHoen.
9od ou. Der 6elOen G~nfeItino,
MiIR ideu i'm 9erboreenen bouieH?l
Yritt auf unD oeiee Did oeutih eeitnnt!
@rlpoh', ermdhe Du GriiblinesiDinD,
nit Riineen nHO SRuui@en nno Srauien!
gta6oem bierolrf Serr &nrt
@oldner i'm @omen oes bieiigen0 ent.
Iden gentralpereinS Die @dite In fur
8er, fernigen @orten miItOmmen ge-
beiBen botte, aoo Elm itnrter Gbcr, be-
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

fortgeIdritten itnO, babel uns als orr
me SpferlGmmer biniteaenO. Dieien
muB ge8eigt perOen, OaB Die Oeuti6e
6rou un0 M1tter aus onoerem Sol5e
geidnibt lit, 0aB lie Oes 3uIOens uno
S9meigens miiOe tit, 0aB Die 6ran
ser 6ruu gegenib6ertritt u1O einen
@aa erri1ten min, an 0em Die 8ele
Oes6matismus fdeitern muB, Die ur-
ier 2ano beorobt, uno aGem Elm gn0e
MAIDEN m09te, mos Dos 2eben le-
6enstpertb maAt, oeuti6em 5robinn,
oeutiber@ unO OeutI6em
@ereinsmeien, Sem 6oroerer uno Or
batter oeuti6er Sitten unO @e6rdu-
DIE. nnO Iolange i9 atbme, miro
meme 8itte, mein guf ergeben an
meme 0euti9en S9meItern i'm garl-
gen 2anoe, bic 59ultern nit ans STAB
al IeBen, fpelaes gum Iufbau 0ieles
@ales belfen ion. 9euti6e 5rauert,
loBt unS unfrer Sl1geno es betpeiien,
pie i10n uniere beimatbli6en Sitten
un0 @ebrdu9e Iino un0 pie mir uu6
bier Elm Stiid4en Seimotb erbalten
f0nnen, obne unIoDale @eoanfen fir
unier AOoptio-8aterlanO gu OuIoen.
Gena mns lit Seimatb?
Sf's pie saOas, Oraaf Osines gatsrs suus gs.
baut?
5f'g isner Ort, no Ou bic Some,
9us Slot Der Nelt auerh QeIhaut?
3 nein. 0 nein! Sas TT re utnmer,
Riot ITS bic Ssimutb. beibeeliebt;
gu ipirit nur ba bic Seimutb finoeH,
Wois glei9getimmte Ser1eu oiebt.
Sie 9eimatb 1T, no man bid eerne
Gribeinen, un9ern tpanoern iebt,
Sic it's Oh aud in, iueiter Serne
Die Mutter iane oein Missenlieo.
Na90em bic Geonerin geertoet unO
Ser brauienOe 8eifoa oen ibre S6luB-
O%erbeugung entfeiielte, ii6 gelegt bot
te, trat cine nnmutbig iugenolide Or
iheinung, 6rdulein CHARLOTTE Bold
ner, bic Eodter oes 8rdiiOenten oes
6ieligen Deuti9en Gentroloereins,
Dor uno ipra6 nit gutter ausiprode
uno ri9tiger 8etonung Ben folgen-
ISen, BON Or. Straf berfaBten gpilog :
560n unb ipiirbio eebt Oas Set,
S1s uns bier bereint 3I @nDe.
nit benz Munf@, Oob aud Der @sf
S1oH %perloufe, Seeen ipenDe,
Sci 5u benz, mas man nun toot,
Rod elm tur5es @Ort eeiaet.
Mig aus allen cine aebr
Sid ereeben unD eeoeiben:
9eutiGe, i@liebt bon Meer su Meer
SIMMER Dihter erre Neiben,
Ma6t es eu@ unD allen liar,
Mas benz 9ono Der 9eutihe IN ar.
geos eub i@duoet, mas eu& i@tud6t,
2abt, 0 labt es anes fobrenl
9errlih tpiro f1 oann ert reHt
Sure Stdrte offenboren.
3eiet, tpiebiel au biefer Grit
9ieiem 2aaS Der Seutf&e #.
Seil bir, Bolt @oIumbio's,
Stdrftes, rei@ies Bolt auf GrDenl
MD9tet Ou in bonem Wtob
Ginf Our9 beuti6en Ginflub tuerben
Obne 8uane unb Seuhelei
6rii6 unO frob unD tDabrbaft fret.
@ie ale Dnmen, Die an oemglbenO
auf ser 8ii6ne moren, empfing Strait
Iein g0ldner, naAoem iie geenOet,
boI0lelie err0tbenO, einen 0uftiger
8IumenItrnuB. @Ieid6eitig itimmtG
Sas SpAsHtsr sinsn flottG Ufnri@ an.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

a. Ser 0nfel grdfig gergnii-
gungsDerein peranitaltet am Sonn-
too, ben Is. 0ftober, einen groBen
ODIter : Ofooft in Bradbury : 9orf,
Epimius efts.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07
5r9ltr &OnOentiOn
oes
9enti9- Amertfanii0cu
WattOnQl SMnDcs.
fEortiesung uOn 9elte ~

1auies unO ieiner llm5ebung, Damn
ertonte Die $teife Oes u4iacalelIer~
unO ole Otount 9ernon-@ilger nuB-
ten, unausloi9li9e @inOrude mt
li9 nebmeno, mieoer nod Der &anJes-
bauptltoOt ellen.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

~ Ole 8 re Der Sectional
Capitol 9reping COMPANY ~erfreuen
Ii6 GROCER 8eIiebtbeit. Dus muB
einen @run0 boben.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

9eutf6 u m +. Il n t.
g e n.
George Meper, 9rdiioent,
Sobn Z. 0ieb, Sefretdr,
Sobn 6ranfe.
&einbnro Malil,
9eon Shenfle.
@iIbeIm Cell 9oge.
Srib @ogel, grdiiOent,
Saul 9ahi6miot. Sefretdr.
Carl @ldterfirhen,
Seem 6iid6a6,
Charles &uedle.
@Iott0iitfde Ser
cen.
@m. @iegman, 8rGiiOent.
@m. Stuebrmann, Sefretdr
s. @. 8euter,
Iuguit S6miot,
&i6orO @eisfer.
S6mdbif6er 2rau-
fen unter IT,
8erein.
. s. SonoIo, 8rdlioent,
so. 9ieb, Sefret6r,
&orl 6. Braun,
@m. gtoeBler,
Srib Steiner.
Gentonia 2oge g r. 2.
8, 9. $. 9.
S. @. SeIbig, 8rdftOent,
s. Gamenreid, Sefretdr,
s. 8en6ert,
Garl GuBler,
6ranf @entb,
@ofbington Soin
Rr. /, 9. 81. .. 9.
George $. &ammer, 8rdiy
g. S. SCHUBERT, SefretGr,
9eonborG @rel,
gooIpb 6abrib,
StonisIous Stetnif.
Deutf6er SO aiien-
bous gerein.
S. &lnbof BrdiiOent
@m. s. Nfepers, Sefretar,
2ouis Settler,
@ilbelm Settler.
uuo 81 GinseI.1 1it9lisOer.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07
6eier Oes 0euti4en &ugeS

Nab Der AIdtebr Don Wtount 8er-
non nerbLieb Den @onpentiotrsgaiten
geraoe Belt gelus, UNI ole A6eno-
mabloeit ein5urtebmen unO in i9ren
Quartieren tur5e &ait 5u balteli.
9enn piinttliA INN s ubr nabm in
Der gtational 9titles' Saae, Die uuBea
unO innen reiden 6eltiAmud ange-
leat bate, Die 6eier Oes 9eutl1en
Gags i9ren 4nfang. Or. SIR. Strad,
neben Dem auBer Den WaitglieOern oes
Deuti9en Gag Gomites (@uitao
genoer, &uO. 5ouer, Al6. 2epper,D Or.
Is. q. Seq9aujen, q. u. 8rind UNI
.. b. @rmert) au9 Der Strait
bent oes 0euti9en Central : Ser
ems Serr 4urt 80ldner unO Der gor-
Tiger Oes 6eitausi9uies Serr 0iortln
8iegon0 iorpie Die 3eOner Oes@6enos
uuf Der gilbne 8laB nabmen, fibrte
babel Den goriis.
Sn Be5ug au1 ore He0en nlIo Ali=
lpraAen Die an Dem @benO gebqIten
muroen, lei gleid bier benlertt, oaB
mir aus Artigteit unO 5ugIei9 aus
&iidIibt altf uniere 2eierinnen, Die
begreifli9errpeiie auf oas, was cine
8ertreterin ibres @eidle1tes 81 lu-
gen batte, gang belon0ers geipannt
ittO, in Oieler Summer nur bon Der
9lnIpra6e Der 5rau 6. S. DOen5Ofer
einen Idngeren Aus5ug bringen Ruer-
Den, auf Die iibrigen o6er crit in Scr
nGfIten Drummer 5uriidtommen
neroen. gta9oem Oas Sr6elter cine
0uOerture eeipielt batte, trat 8alh-
ingtors groBe 8ortragsmeilterin Sri
". S1ooe DOR uno ipra6 ais 8rolo5
ben folgenOen bon &eo. &otyaugronte
in @ater6urp Conn.,, geOi9teten, be!
Dem DEMONSTRATION fin oas leBte
S1ngerfeIt in Wiilwaufee preisge-
fronten n@edrui an Die 8eutiAen" ,
Der berrIi6 Oorgetragen, Die 3u6orer
iogleid gu langOauernOeln 9eifall
binriB.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

Mie ale Domen, Ole an 0emNben0
auf Der giibne tparen, empfin9 Srait-
Iein 90ldner, na4oem Tie. geenoet,
bol0Ielig err6tben0, einen 0uftigen
8IumenitruuB. @Ieid6eitig itimmte
Sas epasftsr sinsu fIOttsu gturia an,
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

Entered as second class matter at the
post office at Washington, ID. c.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

An8et9en:
@inmalis einipoltig:
8 3eilen 10
1 3oa OOsr Z 3eiIen. ......$l5o
0ieOrisere Staten fir srOBers An5eism
OOer mebrmaIige Sniertionen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-16
TO EAT OR NOT 70 EAT
Medical Authorities Disagree OF
Results.

shortly after the stearos hio SAINT Anna
sailed away for Naples anu Msrseilles yes
terday With Or. Woods Hutchinson. the
writer, Or. Anon T. Jenkins. also a writer
on medical subjects for lay reading visited
the ship news Office AZ the Battery and
opened fire upon tho notss the reporters
had brought in from pr. Hutchinson.
The subject was How 20 Become Thin
by Frequent and Excessive Eating a
French scientist recently gave TO the world
his formula for reducing weight by the
hve-meai-a-day treatment. and "a COPY Of
It was shown 10 Dr. Hutchinson He
agreed with the French physician. saving:
The more often one eatz the more one
keeps his stomach amused. and less actual
substance is imbbed by the system.
man who keeps piecing ALI day long actu-
ally eats less in proportion 10 his bodily
weight than the man who eets three times
q day and sorge.. A well known Austrian
physician conducted experiments for one
week with four sets Of men. one group got
two meals "A Gay, another three, another
four and another I'VE. He found in the end
that the men Of two meals thrived better
and actually ate more than those OF the
other three groups
when the Hutchinson interview was
straishtened out. despite the arguments Of
Dr. Jenkins. the latter was asked Tor proof
Of his assertion that frequent eating dur
ing the day would not reduce flesh.
Well. gentlemen" replied DR.. Jenkins.
my proof is the average chef. LooIs a.
him. He is nihhling all das long, and he is
about al fat and sleek and husky a any
man Alive "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-16
SCHOOL FOR FUTURE BRIDES
Y. W. c. A., in Brooklyn, Gives In
struction in Cooking.

The Young Womens Christian AssOcia-
ton of Brooklyn is conducting an Easter
safe in its building at Schermerhorn street
and Fatbush avenue Assorted articles
for feminine use form the chief stock in
trade These include crochet articles, bags
reckwear. collar and cuff sets. painted velvet
Lady Wistaria" kimonoS, ch!ldren's roup-
ers. cut suede leather articles weekend
cases" and little Patty Comfort" dolls with
bodies made Of hot water bottles Intended
to overcome the objections Of children 10
the use of such articles There are also
things which most anybody could eat such
as cakes. pastry. biscuite buns jei,ies and
.ickles.
Those who like the cooking exhibits arc
told of the cooking classes which are run
in the association building. The most in
teresting. from a purely human interest
uoint or view is the class for brides-to-be
The students are told not only how 10 cook
lut ~ buy economically. One lesson eX-
rIains how 10 get up luncheon for ten
persons with an outlay Of 81. The lunch
con e said b. the woman representative of
n. association - be abundant and good
OF course. special instruction is given IN
preparing meals IT, just two. what foods
ere best for each Of the regular meals, and
the theory OF VARIETY. one Use II the
course IS 20 teach young women who are
? bout 10 leave homes Of luxury 70 live in
ANAL apartments how 70 make the transi-
ton easily and without undue financial
friction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-16
Two Lines CT Inquiry.

At the same time two separate lines ~ N
cuirv viii be prosecuted abroad, one mo
srriv<aEe of foreign woods as basis Tor
thr c0mTensatory du>v and one INTO WAGES
and labor efficiency in the textile indus-
tries.
Ri Emery then reviewed The history ~
the Tariff Board and discussed the argu-
rnerts which have been advanced as 10 the
desirability o. the Investigations which II
has been created TO undertake In conclu-
sion. ho said.
A tariff board should conhne itself within
ia. field cf the practical and realize that
with due diligence prOnntuess NAV ne
c,.i.. l,frod with accuracy. Furthermore as
srcE work progresses ia may be pushed
win increasing rapidity as the machinery
cf investigation which las to he created
for the hrst inquiry gains IN efficiency Tor
each new task.
Mr. Iongwor;n declared that in the alb
gence o. natural barriers it was unwise 70
erect trade barriers between nations. lie
a.serted that even IL Canada benefited
more than the United States by the pro-
poscd reciprocity treaty the formers In
creased prosperity would react to the
lor,et Of thc United State.
In closing Mr. Longworth upheld the
raliug If the extra session IS "a most
courageous" act boy President TAFT, and
asserted trat 10 showed that he us made
Of Strguer stuff than most u his rrlti-a
have Iceu willing 10 admit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-16
GRAFT INDICTMENTS VOID
Court Says Defendants Are NOT
Guilty of Conspiracy.

Indictments in the Queens County srait
,,o,,,r,, against James II. Johnson. chieI
engineer in the Bureau OF sewers am
Cornelius J. Burks, former superintendent
of Sewers, were dismissed yesterday %
Justice Crane.
rna Non were indicted ny the grand jury
-, ,ha charge OF conspiracy in permitting
., aiding N. building Of private sewers
FOR the German Presbyterian Church ana
r,,h.r John Esuptmann's church n
pidvauoos In his decision Justice crane
saws:
III either defendant directed cry EN-
ntovss n work on private property -
80. .,,n.,.. r. would he guilty Of vi'f'ii
nng,s., NJ duty. under Section l.s~ Of the
pensl code. but not OF conspiracy
similar Indictment returned as'inst
Herman Ringe. chief clerk IN the ssNe'
Department. vac dismissed also a Re"
d.ys ago Nv Justic. Crane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-16
MONGoLIAN IMMIGRATIoN BILL
California Representative Introduces
Drastic Measure

Washington. April 15.--An immigration
bill affecting all Monaghan peoples was in
troduced to-day by Representative Hayes.
of California The bill provides that all
laws now in force prohibiting or regulating
the coming Of Chinese or persons Of Chi
ncse descent into the United States be
made 10 apply 10 japanese, Coreans, Tar
tars Malays, Afghans. East Indians Las
cars Hindus, and all persons Of Mongolian
or Aslatic race or extraction.
It is further provided by the bill that all
persons affected by the proposed law now
in the United States, other than those en-
Gagged as teachers students. merchants,
ba mixers. professional men or persons tray
cling for pleasure, must, within a year
after the passage Of the act, apply TO the
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor for n
certificate Of residence. All such persons
VINO have no certificate will be arrested
and be subjected 10 deportation.
The bill was referred TO the Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-16
OPPOSES DIRECT ELECTIONS
Barnes Against Applying Principle to
United States Senators.

William Barnes jr was loudly applaud
e. last night a. the meeting Of the 18th
Assembly District Republican Club, in the
West side Republican Clubhouse, when ne
declared himself as being against the prin-
Cple II tho direct election by the people OF
United states senators. He also said that
IT. his belief there We're thirty or forty Re
publicans in the Legislature az Albany who
vsre likewise against the idea
"If good men have not been elected 70
'he senate" ne said. tile remedy already
is IN the hands Of the people. We will
make q joke Of our government II we
change thu organic law every time there
&c difference Ct opinion in every Assembly
district as 20 how its representative ought
70 vote T~hc1 7 hear such IDEAS applaud
8 bv the public 7 wonder whether the
public mind has some crazy.
Edward Merritt. il. Republican leader in
-. Assembly. also spoke against the idea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-16

MACY.s Broadway. between 9Th and
sstb streets. announces special values thls
reek in worsted serges, suiungs' BACK
dress goods and handkerchiefs. An as
sortrert ~ rugs. trunks ard bags, car
RACES and go-carts, garden tools. seeds and
b,its will be offered at attractive prices.
ABRAHAM & sTRAUs Brooklyn, in
Ute attention 20 a sale Of women's tailored
suits laces. women's low shoes and misses
dresses AZ exceptional prices
THE BROOKLYN FURNITURE COM
PANY. Fulton street and Dehalo avenue
calls attention 70 special bargains m an a.
sortment # arnlchairs.
HEARN. West 18th street has arranged
,or ,rle week a sale Of sheets. pillow cases
r,yslirs. Quilts. linens. towels. blankets
rugs. curtains and silYsrware ana cutlery
a. unprecedented prices
BLooMINGDALEs Third avenue be-
tween satn end 10th streets. offers furniture
and furnishings, steamer and auto rugs
blankets and summer curtains and draper
les e. modest prices. There VIII also -
overflow budget sales FOR Monday ana
Tuesd3y
STERN BROTHERS west 80 street
csu attention 20 an assortment Of tailored
suits and dresses silks, underwear waists
nd cotton and linen dress fabrics 10 be
ofer.d tomorrow Al reasonable prices
other inducements for tomorrow include
von,cns costumes. coats and wraps SUM
,rer rugs lace curtains and draperies.
LORD & TAYLOR, Rroadway ana @ltn
s,reet FIFTH avenue and 18Th street. feature
this week model gowns, suits ana c'1ls
and millinery al special prices. There Wa