davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

VIRGINIA MINI. Okolo
SOC, 900 ton skaly !: zelazem,
ziemi, sniegu i lodu oderwa-
10 sic i przywalito 80 ludzi
pracujacych PREY po}ozeniu
SYN W kopalni Norman
Open Pit. Wszyczy zgineli,
iedynie cztarech zdola}o sic.
cudem ocaliG, 2 kt6rych trzecb
Jest tax ciezko poranionYch,
re n~iezawodnie umra W szpi-
talu, jedynie z tej katastro
fy ocajil sic foreman Ole
johnson, kt6rego rany ME 90
niebezpieczne. Gala armia ro-
botnik6w pracuje mad wvdo-
ciaf. Dzieci i niewias-
~ placza z rozpaczaja aad stra'
szna mogi}a. Zabici SO Fi6czy-
.xami, Szwedami i Austryaja-
kami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23
ciowo pokryta ubezpiecze-
MEM. Pow6d pozaru r;ewia-
domy.

= Pewien
budynek W dzielnicy w}oskisj
zostal czesciowo zburzony
przez eksplozye bomby dyna-
mitowei :poiozonej ma scho-
dach frontowych domu. jest
to niezawodnie sprawka
,,Czarnej Reki". W domu
tym mieszka} majetny kupiec
Antonio Rossi ze iona i pie
ciorgiem dzieci. Rossi niedaw-
no otrzyma1 listv pogr6zka-
mi podpisane ,,Czarna Reka",
" kt6rych zadano cd niego
pieniedzy j ztozenia ich W
pewnem oznaczonem miejscu.
Listy oddano W rece policyi.
Aresztowano niejakiego J6ze-
ia Buchorine, kt6rego widzia-
nj uciekajacego z miejsca
eksplozyi. Powiedzial, 10 mie-
- .-%
Ska W Hampton, N. J.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

S. c., Prey
dent Taft " swojem oredziu
zwolujacem nadzwyczajna So
sye kongresu ma dzieh 4
kwietnia zamierza wymienic
t.ylko sprawy uk'adu clowego
z Kanada i ustanowienia sta
lei komisyi taryfowej. Prey
dent Taft jest przekonany, 70
kraj domaga sic rewizyir6z-
nych: rozdzia}6w taryfy Al
dricha Payne'a a szczeg6l-
ME rozdzialu o wefnie, spree
ciwia sic jednakowaz rewizyi,
dop6ki pewnych przygotowah
sic ME .zrobi. Zyczy sobie
azeby zmiany oparte by}y ma
postawie naukowej, kt6ra ma
okreSlic komisya taryfowa.
Tymczasem prezydent p 'lecil
tymczasowej komisyi taryto
wei o~pracowae sprawozdanie
z rozdzialu O welnie do dnia
/ grudnia. - Osobiscie zyczy
sobie, azeby ma sesyi SPECIAL
nej ME poruszano kwestyi
taryfy. = Pociag kolejowy
prezydenta wyruszyl Angus
ia o godz. $50 popo}udniu a
dis rano mial przybyc do
Waszyngtonu o godz. 1886:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

90 powrocie ministra finan-
SOW Limantoura do Meksyku
rozpoczna sic konferencye CO
lem reorganizacyi gabinetu i
uk}adania sic z powstahca-
mi. R6wnoczesnie ma prezy-
dent Taft pc powrocie z Augu-
sta konferowac z ambasado.
rem ola Barra, poczera wyco-
.faja-sie woiska zgromadzone
,,na1 manegwy" W Texas.
Jest rzecza pewna take, 70
pc otwarciu nadzwyczajne!
sesyi kongresu tax W sena-
Gle jak i " izbie pos}6w wnie.
stone zostana rezolucye in
terpelujace prezydenta "
sprawie zagadkowej mobiliza-
cyl woisk, chociaz prezydsn-
ia ME MONA Emusic do od-
powiadania ma take interpe-
lacye, jezeli tego sobie ME
zyczy. Ma prawo odpowie-
dice poprostu, re publiczne
t1omaczenie takich kwestyj
tyczacych sic spraw zagra-
nicznYch ME zgadza sic Z
dobrem kraju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, 70.
marca = Socyalistvczny bur-
.mistrz, Emil Seidel wyda1
rozporzadzenie, ma mocy kt6-
.rego kapelom, najetym przex
miasto, a dajacym popularne
koncerty W salacb, ME wolno
bylo gra6 utwor6w klasycz~
oych. Seidel kazat grac same
t.. ,,ragtime' ". Wczoraj pc
poludniu przekonano, ze Sci
del'strasznie sic omyii} DO
publiczno6c zebrana ma pub
licznvm koncercie zazada}a,
ably kapele gra}v Chopina,
Mendelss ohna Wagnera j in
nych a ME bezwartosciowe
poronienia geniusz6w 2 die
dziny muzyki nlicznej.
WASHINGTON, oczeku-
ia tn napewno zako6czenia
wojny W Meksyku jeszcze "
ciagu biesacego tygodnia j
powszechnie zapewniaja, 20
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

WASHINGTON, - Navy
zszy TRIBUNAL Stan6w lied
noczonych rozstrzygnaf. 10
paragrafy tyczace sic podat-
ku korporacyjnego ME spree.
ciwiaja sic konstytucyi. z te-
go zrod1a dochody rza1u wy
nosza $25, O00,0 900 rocznie. 20
wszystkich remonstracyj
przeciw temu podatkowi, kt6-
re nadeszfy z r6znych stron
kraju, zadnej ME uznano "a
usprawiedliwjona. Tribunal
rozstrzygna}, re podatku ME
moznaby zastosowat do ,,tru-
stu" gruntowego W Bostonie,
gdyz tenze ME zostaf zorga-
nizowany ma mocy jakiego-
kolw'ek statutu, tylko ma
podstawie og6lnego prawa.
R6wniez ME stosuje sic ia
ustawa do syndykatu " Min
neapolis, gdyz ten ME pro.
wadzi interes6w W mYsl us.
-tawy.
Washington, Trybnna
najwyzszy rozstrzygn4f, ze
koleje zelazne, kt6re zatrud.
niaja telegrafist6w przez pre-
ciag sze6ciu godzin, ME prze
.kraczaja ustawy zwiazkowej
odnoszacej sic do zatrudnla-
MIA tslegrafist6w. Wedle tel
ustawy ME wolno telegrafis-
tow zatrudniac przez przeciag
dluzszy niz 8 godzin ma dobe,
EN|&&s&s= SE3s=Is&@
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23
MILWAUKEE,

.EH
Wielki polar srozyi sic ma
gruntach NJ. Hilty Lumber
Co., ia rogu II ulicy ] St.
Paul ave. Sfychac, 20 epaliio
sic $ milion6w stop desek.
Fred. D. Clark. woznica si-
kawkl nr.l3, spadl 2 drabiny
kiedy dym go dusii i zanim
zdolano go odwiezt do szpita-
Ia, umar}. Szkode materyalna
zrzadzona przez polar oblicza-
ia na $500, 600; Jest ona czes-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

bywali amerykahykich, to
macy osobom JUL tu. urodzo.
nym albo takim kt6rzy JUL
wyjeli chociaz pierwsze pa
piery amerykahskie Ma tym
|gruncie MONA zbierac zniwo
try razy rocznie a ro5nie
wszystko to co " innych. cie-
p}ych krajsch. tax samo jak
W Kalifornii lub gdzie indziej
" cieplym xlimacie jake to:
pomara6cze, cytryny, brzosk.
winie, winogrona, bawelne i
iucerna MONA kosi6 Cd 6 do
g razy rocznie. Pozwolanem
jest nabyc jednej osobie al
do 100 ARROW ziemi lecz MOI
ma wzia6 tylko 40 ARROW, to
lest najmniej, lecz j 2 tego
mona roblc 6wietne zycie.
Klimat Jest tn bardzo zdro-
wy, a osobliwie dla-* slabych
ma piersi, ola cierpiacych ma
katar Tub reumatyzm, DO xii.
mat Jest suchy ": powietrzu
niema zadnej wilgoci, to tez
chot latem termometr wska--
zuje dosy6 wysoko..to ludzie
ME uczuia wiekszej goracz--
XII jak ma wschodzie:
Rad amerykahski wymie-.
-Ir No. -s.
rzyl dnia 10 maia. zesz}ego
roku HAWAI- ziemi ma miasto
Parker, " Arizonie, Lofty by.
" sprzeda wane. ma aukcyi
vice ia sic tam tez wybra}em
razem 2 innymisi zakupi}em
sze5c miejskich lot6w: 5ox150
kazda, czyli po: p61--bloku;
p6zniej kupi}em jeszoze. c7te-
ry take Lofty cd pewnej pry.
eatnej osoby. vice mann ra-
zem dziesiec lot6vs;;a :pano:-
vie Tomasz Stogria.i Wypy~
chowski kupili kazdy 20 dwie
Lofty. m
,Ko1o Parker zpaidrja sic
|:uiny czyli ] kopaloie :zlota,
srebra i miedzi a Miac zbyt
bedzie bardzo DOLBY, wszyst-
ko bedzie MONA spienie5yc
Ii spr&elac bardzo }atwo.
Ma 'tych r%zadowych grun-
toch moznaby zatozvc pol-.
ska kolonie gdyby polacy
skorzystali z tego - DO ia
ziemia bedzie "a :kilka lat
warta cd 5 do Is set dola.
row "a akier a teraz MONA
sd rzadu nabyc moze za:dar-
mo ]ub tez "a bardzo malem
wynagrodzeniem, vice pocf7
p}acit drogo W lichym klima-
sic iezeli MONA. .dostac "a
;oezcen. Korzystac z tel spo.
sobno6ci MONA b4dzie tylko
10 przysz}ej jesieni, lecz po-
winno sic zawczasu ma to
przygotowat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

10 10 do IL znajduje sic W
piwnicy: b}agaja oni Q wode ]
przedewezystkiem chodzi 0 to
by i'm jej dostarczyc: Miedzy
mimi musza jeszcze bye ciez-
ko pokaleczeni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23
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H. II. {. 1 ! ". s
dnia IS <n1arca 1911
szanownpa R,e 't](, k
Hal pytano sic Q Pana
Ormuza, ezy ME umlar11, co
tax uporczywie milczv, 10
ME dale Q soobie znaku ~
cia. >s~..s,@
Co by miia 4 ~. o'imierat? =
kiedy on moze zyc cos, a
chociazby kapitalne gfupstwo
napisac, iak o szczesciu Pa
ma Walentego, kt6ry chcac
bye szczesliwy ma starosc'
stall sic szczerbaty ! garbaty,
z~akochawszy slew acudnych
wdziekach ziemskiej boginki
i wyszed} ma trzecim ozenku,
lax Zab}ocki ma 1mydlo, kt6re
wiozac ma tratwie pc Whsle
stopi}o mu< sic W .nurtach RE
XII, al sam wreszcie .utona}.
Ale darmol. ma staro6t lu.
die szaleja, a raczej g'up'e-
ia, a zres4ta jak kto sobie
po6cieli, tax sic wySpi-chot
; to niepra VIDA, DO Ormuz
eobie zaw we "dobrze 6cie-
la, ale jakos sic mu& s6pi zle
zawsze.
M6wili mi 5p. matusia,
lem sic mia} urodzic W trzech
czepcach, co mia}o oznaczac
szcze6cie i dobre p'owoo'dzenie,
ale zamiast 0rmuz ma szcze-
6ciu, to szczeScie je&dzi: ma
Ormuzie podobnie jak to
myd}o SIP. Zab}ockiego ia
tratwie.
Bodajby wszystko jasne
jastrzabie porwa}y!!
Ale ME to chcia}em pisac,
jak sic mi, lub innym powo-
dzi i cd rseczv w}a6ciwej Cd
bieg}em.
Jak sic mi powod1i, to ia
sam wien najlep'ej a szcze~
sciem lub bo]escia ME mys-
le dzielic sic z druglemi, DO
pod tvm wzgle lem .jesten'
samolubem, a jak sic drug'm
powodzi mic. citkawym vie
dziet, by wolTy. bye cd zaz-
drosci.
Czyta1em W "iarosie, ~
jaki6 obywatel = Bren|'am W
towarzystwie polskiem pod
czas zabawy mia} okropnie
psiaczyc ma Po]ak6w, Rad
Polski j powstania przec'w
Niemc6w, nazywajac swoich
rodak6w :g}upimi..
Oburzenie siuszne. DO mai
gorszy ptak, klory "1asne
gniazdo ka'a, ale ME e. trzeb .
sic oburzae bardzoo ma tego
o~bywatela; be zrobi1 to:z bra
ku z%najomote66tci history Pol
ski, kt6re'jis wcale ME; sna, al
bo ME musis czytac.
w kazdym snarodxie So
pewpe cnoty, zalety, b{sdy
i wady, 90 kt6ry,eeh ME 50
wolpi Niemcy, AMI inne. ma.
rody. .:"r>' I'M -.
Nar6d skladla| sic Z r'odzin,
a edyyn r'cs :. j
ludzi, kt6tzy! skazeni, go grze
chem p{srWorod t', be o
pieknie {. hp F.alq' ! H Fff'1l]9
Pa6ski: NV grzeehach ,pocze-
. .= -EE 49, - 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

:sfych czynOW posWltcenla "
narod6w, ::towarzyszy}a
ludzi przewrotnych DO
sam P Jezns nie byf wol..y
cd zdrady Judasza.:::
Ia tylko zacho Ii r6lnica,
&e czyn wznlosly, o6wiece-
ME Jest nie6miertelne, jak
sam. cz}owiek, j otoczone au-
reola czci ] nw'elbienia
.przysz'ych wicklow, a zdrada.
pistne,n ha6ny.
Nar6d Polski w,oczach kaz
diego cudzoz e.nca obznajo
mionego z history4 Polski
dok}adnie, Jest wielkl, q re
. - r' @ & trE#. $780, ~: ~
trivia dalej p,mimo ciezkich
cios6w, jake spalafy i spa
daja do tychczas ma niego
6wiadczy to O Jego sile i zy..
wotnosci.
G}eboka wiara po}aczona
= mi}o5cia Ojczyzny i walecz.
no6cia W obronie tejze, O.
twarto6c serca / goscinnos6,
to g}6wne za]ety naro6a Poll
skiego, kt6rych nam nawet
zac:eci wrogowie MEDINA
wiaja.
Ze Rad by} wadliwy, to
wyrobilo to spacoone
. wolno6ci, ze szlach.
:cic ma zagrodzie r6wny wo.
jewodzie," ale to zaraz ME
lecz przysz}o z bic
:giem czasu.
Pc wyga5nieciu rodziny ia
:giellon6w tron Polski. sta]
sic jablkiem niezgody~w re-
kach zagranicznych dynastyj,
:kt6re syn6w swoich "pragne}y
ma tronle polskim.
Stad to:poszio przekupstwo,
zdemoralizowanie narodu, a
:korona wszystkiego by}o os-
lawione "liberum veto", gd&ie
]eden pose1 m6g} zrywac SCI
. .-s.
my, ma co natchniony KS.
Skarga piers,nuje W ~swych
kazaniach sejmowych.
Libernm veto by1o jatrza-
Gym wrzodem ma organizmie
Po)ski p~rzyprawiajacym ten
nar6d o chorobe i smierc -
co movie? 0 sen ietargiczny,
DO. PolsKa ME umarla, ale
zyje.i sic rozwija.
: To tel, kiedy. nar6d Polski
znaidowa1 sic mad rabkiem
prxepa6ci, kiedy Roaya "a
k}adat4 kajdany ma rece to-
go narodu -wylanla sic kon-
stytucya III. Maja, prawdzi~
wa jutrzenka wolnosci wszyt-
kich narod6w, dq7aca do pc
}aczenia z scba wszystkich
stan6w w imie mifoSci Boga
j Q]cayzny.
Ludzie uczeni obcych ma
rod6w powitali ia z oklas-
klein rado6ci.
Zadaniem konstytucyi III
k1aja byto zapro nadzerie tro-
nu dzielzicznego i usuniecie
"liberum Veto, a vice ule.
czenie chorobY narodu W sa
mym zarodxie.
" powsta}a zdradziecka
Konfederacya T%argowicka,
kt6ra odda|a kraj pod opieke
Rosyi broniac rzekomo klej
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10
LINCOLN ~piNk~ N.\I\.

Miss susan puss,r AN cmployc
ol th' TREASURY department. az Wash
inEt"u aud ha. been tor NOR, tpau
forts years For u gear Sine has been
sick ana absent rom b,l post with
out pay According TO the rules ct
tnc department an omrloyo, .s drop
ped from 'b, rons eftcr such on abe
s.u..
Mis-. pugs,r wants Co. hold nor ioo
however as she believes sh, has sen
orb wears of usefulness bcforc her
SEQ SO, sent to the sccrctar, of th,
trcasur, a utt, document which
caused that official to suspend th,
rules ana us~ur, hrr mat her posi-
zion win Dee open iur her whenever
sn, wants IT. aud -nr .an hold 1t as
long a. she lives
The docum,ui 500. letter Written
b, Abraham Lincoln recommending
Dos for On, position su, has brd 300
long and DaIung attention 600 tn, fa.t
thIt she was supporting 90 brother
Nhp lost a lrs CO., thr battle ol Shlloh
ma, poss,s.ou YI that Irtt,I did mur,
l"r lien tuan .oYiu 1a,, been ac,ou-
piHurd Dag W, tunuut ut iuuurnp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10

For the best saddle norses In the ems
call phone No. g. w L. Trimble. lla
Y. End ~. xIls
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10
CORN BEEF AND
CABBAGE



~ ''''+. CONAN sings co." th'
stage Lilo o. % Funny Proposition
Nftu. NI E, ry phss. of uf, has.
In. ..,,.r.,...,.,.,. ,r,, man ,r y.,.
'' '''
@lth- I' l'.. '''' ''n u"" fud
tp.u u, DECORATED with rrolicd lDIs-
ter uUu. Hh3tt nsh, beet steals
Vlr mushrooms. aud now vs., nud
tuut tine ptlti, cot the wealthy some
time. .aIs f'i corn beef HASA. home
u..t am.uuute or % New England
boiled dinner
su.e..sful i,a room owner m
Sos. YORK; t,u COZ wealthy pcopi, who
.n,tk down Go his room ana order
th. U,m,N .hcs because ,they
duut drr u.k uair cher 90 cool,
tttw id r.lI. Dr. upor FOLLOW,
whose iumt,H uHd b,eu 4find.ne
tur ...... lh. r.b luI uu.nti.fviup
suUe -.t o.I, bef.r. HIM. asked foi
H .dI.a ., u... ..I.N uuip. tho ,av
u., us. o. a.. 10 Yeats ago" IL
m.t .atu.d I,r u. ruia barn. ih,
wa, mother used tu make IL piled
In tl. white ruh.ru dish In tlat
U.b e.fd.r u,IIl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10

,fa'r". s's 80 pcr toe D. " zee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10
OFF FOR PHILIPPINES
TO TEACH SCHOOL
tiuNi- NHn Receive r"icgrum Notify
ing i'im 81 Npp"intDrnt u, High
r~i ~oiar, Dmninahlr. \ru ~ccrr-
ior, 'hnm'cr ui Commerce Iicci-
cd

Clovis y M. Mas 10 = " m,lcr
ui CLOVIS V.u recently fOck the civil
service examination fol teachers IN
The Philippines. has been notified by
Iclo2iaph ais appointment ANA H..
stluc'ed Io report al once H, san
francisco f.W which uiarp hc VIII
AXE the steamer tol th, island He
- 90 receive a SALARY ~ $l2ur. whcu
IS tho hiahot paid io amy beginner
Toy one yeur
superintendent of il- oit, schools
Nirsil GIIihn wac elected secretary
oi tho chamhoI oi commerce of Clovis
zoo meeting uf that body. 10 iaEo
'hc place of K Ba,nc. who rc.
ctuth resigned and moved 10 Okla.
uOma CTS 'rh chHmn.r nr com.
mnrr has ~. offices 10 tine Comuir.
iW cluh rooms aud Is rylt Use u..
-anlaiion, tahin. part In every pro.
'ro 'ur thc advance neui Of clovis
ihr slN-iuuW res ltaCc oi g. 5.
tliIhueh uh West Otoro street was
turned 20 the ground Mrs r. g.
Ross was lI,ius ia thv hous. At tho
ii'u" All of hor furniture aad be-.
hneiuss wore iosl
n Erwin and T.. Gurlcy have
returned from Santa ~, whore hey
hhtr been 20 rcprrscnt the N ". A..
ct M" ciiv az The territorial conN ca.
non ST. GWlc, was elected dpl egatc
from he territory To iha nationa.
meet of the ~ W A. which win DE
held IN liuita'O, 81. v. This summer
Mrs samuel Skidmorc gave a re-.
cnpiiop from - r. complim enlar,
fo The bride Mr. Frank Skihmo
who has arrived with nor husband
from m overland trip In their auto.
mobile through west Texas More
Than % guests were present 10 met
N1s Shi more who VIII in the iu.
uro reside IN Vaughn. y NJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-10
SEVERENo TORRES Goge
70 TUCuMCARi

katou, y NJ. MAY 10 Rev J. .
iurrcs. Who has occupied the paste.
ATE oi M, iocal Presbyterian Spanish
mission church TOR several wears. HAS
accepted a cali ia lucumcan. where
d" opens up new work next week
N"t. TOrrr Jiosa, OF The McCormicN
Theological seminary ar Chicago, n
AatiNc of Nucatau. and Young man
0i ability. viii succeed Rev Torres
IN tho work at Ration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-26
UHOSE "RTGHT TO worry,

The Labor party In Great Britain
again puts forward its proposition Of the
right TO work. It's attempted--but, If
course. rejected-ameDdment to the Adj
dress in response 10 the Speech from the
Throne expressed regret that no prom
Use has been made Of a bill establishing
'the right 10 work by placing upon the
state the responsibility Of directly pro-
"viding employment or maintenance for
"the genuine unemployed" That is the
revised version Of the old story that the
world owes every man living. In this
case it is not the world. vaguely. but the
state specifically. which is held 10 be
hound TO give every man profitable en-
ployment OF else to provide for his sup
port in involuntary idleness.
With that general principle, so fam)-
lar 10 socialistic theorists. we need not
concern ourselver. The interesting feat
ure OF the case is the fact that those
who put forward this plea for the right
to work arc in fact the very persons
who most strenuously deny that right
! nPN are IdTCFl'. II I'I Puil1fIN. u dNt
unionists, cardinal principle of whose
creed is that none but unionists have
right 10 employment. They cry TO the
state for the right TO work. Yet when
some honest laborer seeks employment
at the hands of some one who needs his
services they interpose their veto. lie
is moi a member of the union. and there
fore he has no right 10 work. AND
rather than recognize that right in his
case they will order a general strike and
make Ill men quit work. This right to
work. then. is Il right of the unionists
alone that is. of q minority Of working
men. IN order to enjoy it q man must,
willy-nilly. join the union, pay tribute TO
it and obey its rules. The independent
laborer has no right To work and 10
claim for maintenance when inYolunla-
rily unemployed.
We cannot believe that that principle
will prevail. 4 right 10 work. recog-
pizpd bv the state. If il existed at all,
would have 10 he an impartial and uni
yersal right, enjoyed equally by all citl-
zeps Of the state according 20 the pre-
scriptions Of the state II would be IN
tolerable TO let . self-constituted body
forming minority. arroSate to itself the
enjoyment Of that right and deny II 70
all others. The right 10 work. II II eX-
listed Of all. would have to be based upon
the fact of humanity, not that OF mem
hership in q trade union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-26
THE nIPLOMATlc COSFs.
tFrom The Tribune Bureau J

[From The Tribune Bureau
washington, Feb 25-Baroness Hengei-
muller has sufficiently recovered from her
recent indispostion to resume her social
activities TO some extent, but by the ed
vice Of her physicians will spend the
greater part Of the spring at some resort
in Virginia
The Mexican Ambassador and Sonora dc
ia Rarrs will 60 10 New York tomorrow
10 remain several days They have taken
2 box for the play 70 he given by the
Georgetown University Dramatic Associa-
ton at the Columbia Theatre on Tuesday
afternoon for the benefit Of s.. Roses In
dustrial School
The Netherlands Minister and Nine. Lou
don leff<yVashington to-day for New York
and will be absent several days.
Baron dc Bode, Russian military attache.
has gone TO New York for a short visit.
His sister, Baroness Elizabeth de Bode.
will hold reception next Saturday.
The Bolivian Legation was the mecca this
afternoon for large number Of diplomats
and members Of society who attended the
at home" of Nine. dc Calderon and
sehorta de Calderon. wife and daughter
of the minister. who received for the first
time this season.
Senior Don Eduardo Facedo, ir- Argen-
tines second secretary. has gone 70 New
York for several days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-26
WHY AN INDIAN STATUE?

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Why should members Of the House
Of Representatives or any other sensible
people vote to place IAN heroic statue Of
Q North American Indian on federal
reservation in New York Haroor.' as the
legislators at Washington have found time
to do in the last days OF a crowded session
One need not be a believer In the proverb
that the only good Indian IS a dead one
10 oppose such a project as ridiculous
and unbehtting II is we'll enough to recog-
nize the Indian as picturesque subject
for the sculptor or 70 admire the genius
with which such an artist as Mr.. French
has made him part OF the scheme Of
decoration for the Custom House FACADE
But that is very different thing from
sanctioning a project (Which seems BY the
way, to have been born in the brain OF
n tobacconist or one Of the grown ND
youngsters who Ike to play at being red
men, to dignity tho Indian by placing
him in his garb Of savagery at tho gate
Of the New World What would the i'm
questionable foreigner as he sailed up the
bay. ready 10 yield himself to the emotions
aroused by the sight of Liberty enlghten-
he saw instead a colossus with a toma-
hawk? Might he not be excused for sur
missing that America was welcoming him
with bloody hands 10 a hospitabIe grave
And with what sentiments would the citi-
gems of our sister republic view such a
statue as mate for the goddess they
gave u.s.
Except in extreme youth the avera &c
American is not inclined TO lock upon the
Indian as an heroic figure. Memories OF
cold blooded cruelties and massacre are
associated with the days Of his glory and
as a peaceful member OF society he Is. II
not a failure, a. least not especially heroic
or picturesque. / assume that il is not the
intention Of the Red Men and others who
favor the erection Of this monument 20
raise IT in the form and in honor Of the
Carlisle graduate. He represents SO small
a fraction Of his race that il would hardly
pay 10 perpetuate him in bronze
EDWARD HATCH. JR.
New York, Feb %, 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-26
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
From The Tribune gureau.1


washington, Feb 25.-The President re-
ceived assurances to-day from several
Democratic Senator'S that when a vote Is
reached on the Canadian reciprocity agree
ment the Democrats will he found almost
unanimously in favor Of It. The calling OF
an extra session and tinkering with the
tariff would, in the opinion - Senator
Smith, Of South Carolina, and others OF
the Presidents Democratic callers. prove
disastrous 10 the business wOrld. Senators
Lodge and Crane called to discuss the SEN
ate situation. The President thanked sem
ator Lodge for his work N obtaining the
ratification Of the japanese treaty.
At the solicitation OF Senators Martin
and Cullom President TAFT this morning
decided to call on the Commission OF Fine
Arts for q report on the proposed plan 10
erect memorial bridge across the Po-
tomac in honor Of Lincoln and 70 com
memorate the union of the North and the
South
The President and Mrs Taft attended the
funeral Of Edward Mcouade, who was
coachman for me Secretary OF War. this
morning at ST Matthews Church.
President Taft to-day received sheet
Of the Dickens centennial stamps. a large
number of these stamps are 10 be put on
sale next year. the proceeds 10 be gwen 70
surviving members Of the Dickens family.
Among the White House callers we're the
Secretary of State. the Secretary OF the
Interior. the Secretary Of Commerce ana
Labor. Assistant Secretary Hilles, Assistant
Secretary Winthrop, Governor Mills OF
New Mexico. Senators Smith. OF Michigan
Frazier, Flint. Young and Gronna, Repre-
sentatives Butler. Flood. Nichols, Alex
ander Needham. Edwards Mckiniay'
Cooper. Of Wisconsin; Bennet. Massey
Barnhardt, McCredie, Kennedy hahn'
Loudensager. Creaser and Andrus.
The President and Mrs Taft occupied a
box tonight at the Columbia to sec Arthur
Hammerstein in Tho Maesro's Master
piece"
President Taft has issued invitations TO
his classmates Of Yale rs for dinner At
the White House on March 4.