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L'Italia., 1911-05-16
DISPACCI DALI ITALIA
DISPACO PARTICULAR DELL'YTALlA"
In comizio di muratori a Roma
tNostro dispaccio particulars,

NOstrO 0SpocclO pnrtIcOl0rey
ROMA, t5 - e. state tenuto nm
imponente comizio del muratori scio-
peranti alIOrto Botanico.
Ha parlatO un rappresentante del
IA COMMISSIONS esecutiva della Ca
mera del Lavoro esortando mura-
tori a tornare al Iavoro di frOnte al
lie accuse che yengono rivOlte ale or
ganizzazioni operate di tulrbare cole
loro agitazioni lie feste del 0inQuan-
tenario sostenendo che queste. ac-
cuse alieuano lie siInpatie del pubbli-
co dalla causa degli scioperanti. Que
ste parole vengono accolte da urli e
inyettivc. ST grida 'traditori" da
un gruppo del piu scalmanati 81 pro-
pone 10 sciopero generate. Avviene
uno scambio di ingiIirie un gran
tunuto durantc una colluttazione
Ia bandiera dell'Unione Emancipatri-
&c viene strappata dale mani del por
tabandiera c fatta "A pczzi.
L'Italia., 1911-05-16
L SuItanO del MaTOccO ha
abdlcatO

MADRID, Is - Dispacci da Tan
geri annunziano che corrieri yenuti
da Fee hanno recato Ia ~r''-'- - u
suItano Mulai Hafid ha abdicato 9
che 81 e costituito prigioniero del
pretendente. suo fratello Ismail Ha-
fid.
Clio farebbe ritenere che le tribn
ribelll fossero riusclte impossessar'
81 di Fez. | dispacci non fanno men.
zione del trattamento subito dagl
stranieri da parte del ribelli.
L'Italia., 1911-05-16

Lingegnere Giorgio Chaucey reri
ris, che da motif ami dirige l ia'oni
di scavo di canal, per conto uei 20,
yerno federale, arrivo giorni OF sohJ n1
dal Panama. Parlando del iavorl ts ae.
Canale, che unira lOceano Atlahelco
al Pacifico, disse che layori prosre- '
discono in maniera soddisfacentlssls, "
ma. che la grandiosa opera saia
terminate anche prima del 1912, e
poca prevista per l'apertura dei Oa'
male. a.;or, mar.
Lingegnere Ferris 81 CHAR pa, pa
tigiano caloroso delle fortificazionl
che eli Stati Until intendono , laie
lungo il canale, per ostruirne Zen,
trata, in case di guerra, allie nav
nemiche.
L'Italia., 1911-05-16
Perche' MirabeIIi rientrl mel
gruppo republican,

ROMA. A - Lon. Comandini scri-
va nella Ragione una lettera aperta
all.on. Mirabelli per esortarlo rien-
trare mel gruppo repubblicano. Spie-
90 minutamente come pote per equi-
1oco nascere un dissenso fra gil on.
Eugenio Chiesa e Mirapein cteue
che i due colleghi faranno pace. gre gre
de inoltre che il dissenso poiitlco
circa ii voto del aprile non sia SUI
ficiente per determinare IL distacco'
Nello stesso sense e pin brevemenle
scrivono gil on. Viazzi Oteiio Ma
sini, segretario del partito repuD-
blicano.
L'Italia., 1911-05-16

g,, AFFAIR." interni di alcun popoio
straniero. eccetto II case che tale In
garenza fosse richiesta utolo oil
auto. allo scope di. mantenere la
nace q lordine dentro 4 confini del
ia nazione postulante Questa dichia-
razione sebbene evasiva, flu inter-
preteta come un'allusione al messi-
co.
Dopo IL presidente parlarono An
drea Carnegie. II cardinale Gibbons
ed Hamilton Holt.
| Ira | congressisti vi sono rappre-
sentanti di molte societa paeiflste
dell'Europa e dell'America centraie 9
meridlonale. La sezione itaiiana Oh
New York e rappresentata dai signo-
ri comm Antonio yucca ed Amedeo
Riggio.
L'Italia., 1911-05-16
Capl uniOnlslI assoltl

WASHINGTON. 10 - La Corte
superlore Federale ma oggi annulla-
Ia la sentenza pronunziata dalla Cor
te Suprema del Distrctto di Colum-
bia. che condannava ALA pena del car
cere / capi nnionistl Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell Frank Morrison per
contempt Of Court"
L'Italia., 1911-05-16
Gil ImperlaIi dl Germanla in
viagglo

b iWTEsBADEN.. lGermania) IA -
e partito per Londra o.
We assistera allie cerimonie ell'inau-
gurazione del monumento ALA Regi-
ma vittoria. Lungo II viaggio sara
raggiunto dalla Imperatrice della
Principessa Luisa gil augusti ospi-
Il al tratterranno Londra per una
L'Italia., 1911-05-16

ANvERSA, Is - Tn dispaccio re-
ca che due barche che trasportavano
del soldati belgi sono colate fondo
rcstattrayersavano II fiume be-
roaiba presso Lokandon, mel Congo
Belga. Trenta soldati sono annegati.
GODI - DISPACCI
L'Italia., 1911-05-16
UR VOIo di Padre AIfani

(Nostro dispnccio pnrfico1are)
ROMA, 10 = ST ha da Firenze che
il Padre Alfani Direttore -di quelrOs-
Seryatorio Astronomical ha fatto un
yolo nell'areoplano guidato dall'a-
yiatOre Cagno.
L'Italia., 1911-05-16
lNDICE DELLA MATERlA
DA LtGGERE

PAGINA - Telegrsnnmi setass
del gi0rn0
PAGINA z - Corriere dItaiia, CEe
naca dele Citta Italiane.
PAGINA 3 - Cronaca della C0ione
Italiana.
PAGINA - Cronaca III San Frns
cisco. P-ezzi del Mercato
PAGINA B - Articoli al fondo. -
ricature del giorno inforns
xioni general.
PAGINA q - Romano "Francesca
da Rimini"
PAGINA z - Romaazo "LA hoeee
Fcroco".
| PA0INA b - OrOaacs 6sila Cost
del Pae1f1eo.
L'Italia., 1911-05-16
Morte di un ex-PreSldente

MESSICO, IA - Il morto oggt
qui n Dr. Jose Madriz, " Quale venne
nominate come suo successore ala
Presidenza della repubblica di Mica
ragua da Joe Santos zelaya quando
questifu costretto a fuggire.
II Madriz aveva doyuto ALA sua
volta fuegire davanti ALA rivoluzione
da Estrada ed era yenuto
Ia stabilirsi Messico.
L'Italia., 1911-05-16
ConsIgIIerl municipal paTlgln|
allie Esposizlonl lta|lane

~~NA, "a - II giorno IL maggie
esungera a Roma una larga rappre-
.. onza del Consiglio municipale di
Parigi che 81 reca in Italia per vista
- ~ rsposizioni~ di Roma. Torino G
Firenze. Gil illustri ospiti resteran-
no Foma soitanto II IA II 10 mag
gio. II II Firenze. II 19 II 20 a
Torino.
L'Italia., 1911-05-16
lie FESTf A FIRFNZf

(Per dispaecio fino New Yorh)
FIRENzE, 10 - I Sovrani asst
|stettero ALA rappresentazlone a gala
Ial politoama, accolti con frenettco
entusiasmo da un pubbiico elegan-
La illuminazione della citta q del
10 colline circostanti q incantevoie.
magnifica.
II concorso del popoIo enorme
la circolazione nellie strade diffici-
lissima.
FIRENzE - NellAreodromo, al
la presenza di enormc foila pIauden-
te. feccro degli splendid voll gif n
viatori vedrine, Ruggerone, Cagno.
Renaud, Cobianchi q Coubert.
II premio di slancio aiPetterrisaxo
|fu ylnto da Ruggerone. ! voli non flu
rono turbati da sgradevole inciden-
tc.
FIRENZE 49, Stamattina II Re Vt
lsito le caserme compiacendosi col CO.
mandantI per iordine e In pulizia
con cui sono mantenutc
eco
FIRENZE ~ II Re G la Regina
lhanno stamane assistito ALA cerimo-
mia riuscita imponentissima
della posa della prima pietra della
Biblioteca Sazionale.
Erano present. II Ministro della
Pubbica, lstruzione, on. Credaro, 10
lautorith una folla enorme.
lParlarono appaluditi, u sindaeo
Corsini l'on. Morpurgo.
sua Maesta n Re 81 eongratuio
con ring. Bazzano, autore del pro-
getto.
Dopo Ia cerimonia Soyrani ritor-
narono Palazzo Pitti, frenetieamsn-
te acclamati dai popoIo lunso u per
corso.
II sindaco offri allie autorita un
Ibanchetto, durante II auale II sinda-
leo Corsini II Senatore Nillarf pro-
lnunziarono bellissimi brindisi.
9os
FIRENZE -- Mel pomerlggio J so
Iyrani. dopo una vista al nuovo Ten
pio Israelitlco, ri recarono AHA MO
stra retrospettiva di Belle Arti IN
tcresaandosi moltissimo al bel iavori
cha "a aono eapOati
L'Italia., 1911-05-16
Marinai americanl festegglatI
al Giappone

YOKOHAMA, Is - II sindaco del
Ia citta ha offerto un riceyimento a
500 marinai della squadra asiauca
degli Stti Until.
La citta e imbandierata ed hanno
luogo numerosi festeggiamenti.
L'Italia., 1911-05-16
L'On. Martini 81 dimette

(Nostro dispncciO particoIare)
ROMA, IS - L'onor. Ferdinando
Martini ha rassegnato lc sue dimis-
sioni dalla Piesidenza della Mostra
Einografica.
L'Italia., 1911-05-16

IIITALIA . II giornale pid diffuoe
Q accreditato della Costa del PeclfS-
co. Leggete sempre le ultims . inter
ressanti notixie della Patria-
L'Italia., 1911-05-16

tica. la Repubblica, un 'etichetta irri-
|soria.
Contro questo state di cose era
inevitable la riyoluzione. La quale
fu. megiio. e una vera propria
lrivoluzione ;borghese, ossia dl quei
Iceti che per la loro condizione econo-
mica per Il loro sviluppo morale
hanno bisogno di un ambiente di IL
berta. di legalita e di corretta ammi-
Inistrazione. Sc. infatti. lie bande ri
lvoluzionaries sono composite per la
maggior parte di avventurieri, di
spostati. di .servi ribelli, II ganglio
nervoso di quella rivoluzione e costi-
tuito dalla 'elite'' della popolazione,
dai cosidetti "cientificos ossla dal
ceto degli intellettuali.
L quail / fcahiers" della rivoluzio-
ne messicana? Ecco: II ripristino del
lr"home rule" pc rle administration
dele provincie; la elezione diretta
ldeiN tscS-tl aat5f7.s.a riforma del tribu,
lti; la divisione per iIeege del grand
dominii fohdiari; q finalmente le
lnuove elezioni presidenziali da COM
lpiersi liberamente.s rsd ~.
DUAL merayiglia dunque che Ia
grande repubblica borghese degii
Stati Unit sentisse la sua solidarieta
,col moto rivoluzionario? Non manca-
lvano certo lie suggestioni dirette al
Il'interyento quelle che provcnivano
ldagli Interest," del capitale americana
limpiegato mel Messico. Il non manca'
lvano altri motivi; la preoccupazione
del pericolo che e.aabbandonato altar
bitrio di un piccolo pugno di uomini
lsenza scrupoli, il Messlco potesse Of
lfrirsi come un "pied terre" della
linyasione giapponese Ma questi sono
pur moyenti secondari di fronte ALA
Inreminente azione dele forze espan-
siye della civilita capitalistica di cui
gli Stati Unit sono IL gigantesco 10
colare.
Perche dunque lie proteste del so
lcialigti contro fintervento america
no? Che il capitalismo meta .radici
lancbe nellimmenso territorio messi-
Icano. non q forse un passo verso al
lire forme superiori di civilta che 81
lsvoIeeranno dal capitalismo?
Ma ben attire ragioni 81 connetto-
mo le proteste levate in proposito IA
eli ufficiosi di Vienna di Beriino
Tssi banno voluto vedere uno stret-
to rapporto fra il trattato arbitra-
mentale anglo-americano lie hbere
raosse degli Stati Until di fronte ALA
Iouestione messicana. II gridarono
che auel patio di pace di arbitrato
Al risolye, effettivamente, in un trat'
ltato al alleanza II che, forse, vero
Mo banno ragione essi di dolersene
cost clamorosamente, essi enc pur ie'
Iri intonavano inni di esultanza per
che La Russia, coll'accordo al fo,'
sdam. 81 era legata, secondo essi of
lceyano. agli imperi centrali?
Leonida Bissolati.
L'Italia., 1911-05-16

tore. Lo State era un grande bottino
che IL Prestdente spartiva ira suoi
fayoriti. IL potere centrale aveva So
|praffatto e distrutto ogni possibilita
|di governo locale, creando inciampi G
minaccie ad ogni privata iniziativa.
Enormi latifondi. vasti quanto intere
provincie, erano sottratu ALA liberia
da lavoratori ridotti in servit0 be-
|neficio di pochissimi. In tale ambien-
te ii sistema electorate era diventato
una turpe commedia: la liberia poll
tica. la Repubblica, un'etichetta irri-
|soria.
L'Italia., 1911-05-16

FIRENZE 1872 Mel pomeriggio J so
yrani, dopo una vista al nuoyo Tem-
pio Israeiitlco. si recarono AHA MO
stra retrospettiva di Belle Aru. IN
moltissimo al bel iavori
che VI sono esposti.
L'Italia., 1911-05-16

FIRENZE ~ stamattina II Re VI
sito le caserme compiacendosi col CO.
mandanti per iordine ln puiizia
con cui sono mantenutc
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06
ENGINEER MINE
 ID BE::: WORKED

wsa tse fins s acquisition Of the interests of Beh Nichols. Jack Dun ham and Courall wawrecka, by capt James Nexandtr n the Engineer Mine. located bn Talu Arm. Attn District, preparations are nov under Wsv For the immediate development Of this well lnoEa mining property
 IL vas for the purpose Of making chase Of the reinaiBing interests that tbe find arrangements for the pur. brought capt Alexander into the dis uict at this late season. and upon getting the balknce cf the property not already owned by him, Capt Alex sadeT immediately let contracts for the coustructioz Of buildings at the mine preparatory to startng work early in the spring.
 Capt Alexander arrived out from Cawoss on Mondays train. and will go to the States on the Princess May today. where H is his intention to purchase a ten stamp mia and two concentrations. He believes that he wn rut in one ot Joshua Hendy' 6 plants.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06

LOsT-A smaH lockst containing picture Finder return to Alaskan office and recelvu reward H
 Clyde B. GuptIH enjoyed a ride about the city today Each day shows a marked improvement fn his condition.
 Robert NCC Bbcker was a passen- ger soub on th,A Dolphin for the states where nd viii remain untl after the Holidays
 "BiI5y" Taysor arrived over on the train Monday. anB win saH south on the Princess Nay for vsncogveT wher he w4H remain unfl after March. Mir. Taylor is accompanic8 by bis family
 Deputy q. S. Marshal Fred Fonzo reuraed from Ju7lesu on the Dolphin Monday night MT Fonro took 'Chic" Boyle down to the Capital Ciu to avaH the next session of Che Grand Jury.
 RaHy Wright had taken a vacation and win saA south on he May this evening. They say Billy has been putting in overtime lately oa a ring. What are you coing Co do with it Bnly7
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06
FOR GIFTS
so TROUBLE TO FIND WHAT
 YOU WANT

when ycu are out on hunt fer something aspropsists as a sifs. re. member have new goods such as handsome cut glass. silvervare. and beautifully hand painted china. just Ia from toe makers. which would make as handsome a present as caa be made. Such goods are always ap- preciated. have nothing but the latest. up to date In pattern, and ia quality. Nothing but the very best. Our watch vork, newly manufactur ed and skiIlful engraving speak tor themselves. We do not turn out oar work unless 1t Is finished In the best manner and ws guarantee every pises Of it 1T you have any trouble with your watch bring lt to us and ws viii guarantee you entire saasfaction at reasonable charges.
 Don't neglect your eyes when you can get them examined free at my store with the latest optical instru ments.
 J. Tkuta,
 Jeweler and opticisn
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06
eoon cHANcE roR nINERs.

win let out on lay good ground on Spruce Creek all opened up and read to work. Fine opportunity for number Of men to set out a rich win Ger dump. For particulars apply at Alaskan office. H.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06
EAGLES REGULAR MEETING.

SkRgwsy Aerie, No. 25, FSaternsl Order Of Eagles win meet Wednes day night at 6elr hall on Fifth Ave nUe. Visiting brJtheTs cordially in vited to attend.
 Meeting called nt s o'clock.
 Elmer Wheeler, W. F. J Nj. Keller. W. Sec
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06
XMAS TREE
 DANCE SOON

The Arctic Motherhood Christmas Tree committee Is meeting with good success and everyone Is helping lber ally.
 The A. B. Social Committee have planned a daucc. Co help out the Christmas Tree Committee. Thursday Dec. l4
 The entire protocols viB go to help swell the Christmas Tree fund aud nothing v8u be le8 uudone by the committee Co rive everybody the time os their H,.es. You should sll come and have a good time
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06

A fine mild temperance drink Is the pure wholesome beer made from the sparkling waters of Tumwster Falls, and the very best barley malt with just the right proportion Of choicest grown hopa. Brewed as on ly the Olympia Brewing company can brew. For sale at the Board of Trade
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06
SI1KA NOTES
Isnarlal cnrrasrondercel


 During the past week a strong soachweS wind has been mostly in evidence with ghe exception of Thanks giving Day which was clear and warm.
 The basehaH fans. unable to get the lever out of their systems, de ciaed ghat thece could be no better uay of celNratiRg than to do So on he diamond. The Marines and Ma sves crossed bats, and a very fnteres ing rame was played At the end Of rc dehG fnulng. the game was a ae. the score being five to Give. Ia 5he ninh inning, however. the Na- ayes as usual went up in Che air and the Marines got ta two more runs. wAae the Native boys were unable to score The game @'nisaed. Nc aves 3. Marines 2.
 Realizing that an Alaskan waters | ere good for che fishing industry, Mr. 9eyer, representing large Danish fish inte-ssts, spent the greater part of hast week In this city looking up a location to- a fishing station.
 During the past season there has been quite a number ot fishing craft operating with great saccesS in the ajsceut waters from this point. but lack of shipping facilities have great ly retarded the fishermen There is now a movement on foot Go provide rOp~ shipping equipment and stoc- agerooms SO that the fishermen op- ersGDg from here during the coming season will De able t6 handle their catch to better advantage.
 As was to be expected, the Thanks sivnE dance was a very enjoyable af Iair. Wih a good floor. happy peo- pIe and fine music. which was furn- shed by Prof Sbe-idans orchestra, he hours sped rapidly and it was not unt5l a late hour that the merry pa-ry broke up.
 The Mission Thanksgiving Services snd dinner were held this year as has been the custom for several years past and was greatly enjoyed by over l5O Natives who were fortunate enough Ja be ll attendance.
 Nodon pictures in this city are be coming very popular The Arctic Bro hcbood gives three shows each week n Aeir han and the Gross Moving Picture compny's Thoater Is open every night eScept Sunday.
 N- Frank Doghe~ty. arrived here from Kuik the early part Of last week eoroute to Sanitsrium Sitka Hot Spues. and remained for a few days visiting friends In this city
 Work on the New Naval Wharf on Fapousky Island is progressing rapidly and will be ready for use within the time contracted for.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06
eRApp REDUCTION sALs

The Pact Train is nov selling big lot of Good Goods st reduced prices as they are getting too old to hold aud sell at a profit Yours,
 H Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06

The Tablu dHote dinner at the Pullen House is better than ever. Why don't you try iI You are vel come. u.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06

Btfore you stampede, ges your LstSuon Notices, Plansr or Quartz, rom the Daily Alaskan. q
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06

Fresh Oysters on haiz snen or sksg- way spring chicken at the Pack Traii Restaurant H.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06

 st seven o'clock
 Bob" webster. of the AUin detsoh. meat os the British Columbia Coustab v's-y arrived in town on the train Monday and win bea passenger on thc Princess May for Vancouver. where he win spend a few weeks after which he win co Co California for the bal a-Ja aT his vacation.
 The last mail brought letters from pr and Mrs Keller. dated at Los Angeles, ny. Keller is rapidly re- eai1snE his health. having eNperjenc- ed no in eftects from the bong ocean voyaSe rom Seattle to San Francisco which was made on the Pacific Coast steamship Compsuy's palada steam. D- President
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06

fefFIFIe NLLIHFNllE- 2 ANr ElaN- lion eerau n pimples which would open and run, making large sores His hair came ouf asi Eucer nails feH oT, and thc sores were over the entire body causing lHiie or Ho sigrp i1r baby or mvs ll Great s1ahs would come 1a when | Ireuoved his shirt
 Wr tried @ great many rru1iis hUt nothing would help i5iu, tm a frie8d i7- duce1me Co trv the Cuiiaa soap lIud Ointment. fu7ed i'p CtIticuB Soap and oilt- mcnt but a sho-i time before I could see Chat De was il- provia.c. and in siN ucaks
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06

time he was entirely cIIrcd He bad suffered about six weeks hli0re ue tried the tgti1iFa Soap and Ointment although wf bad tEiad several other thing7 and doctors too, ] think Che CutluUs Beincdies eil do aA t5at is tlaimcd for them, ard great deal Eore.' CSlrpei) wfs Noble Tubman, Dodson, Meai. Jan. 2S, leli.
 Tor more than c1uCraton Cuiic-ra Soap and Ointment have lfcried tte most coo nomicsl trCstmcnt for affections ot Che ssln and scalp of Infants, children and adults A sIreie cake rf Cuiicuu Soap l95e1 and 1E oi Cutig-ra Ointment lz1c1 are often g cient Although oij h'r druggists and dealers throughout ihe -3 liberal s7 Qt each, with 52D book cd tae akin, efi bc senf f7eo. o7 asnlls.tag1 to Pouer Drug 6 Chem. CoIa., Dept. lSs.s bcston,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06

QUICK DELIVERY PRONE ca. Baggage, coal and weed delivered -3on shortest notice day and night
 H. FREIDENTHAI..
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06
ERUPTION CAUSED TERRIBLE SUFFERING
Baby's Body Cofered with Large Sores, Seemed to Itch and Burn, Finger Nails Fell 0F, Little or No Sleep, Used Cuticura Soap
 and Ointment, Inc Weeks Cured.

''w-hen r1v bzht biig aas six r1onths nid. his body was coupietty covered with large soras that seemed Co itt1 and burn. and cause
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06

The Princess May reached Juneau st 10 a. m. and should make port st seven o'clock.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06

Motion pictures in this city are be coming vesy popular The Arctic Bro 0c-hood gives Gree shows each week iB their hsn and the Gross Moving Piyyure Coupsny's Thester Is open every night eNccpt Sunday.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06

The Mission Thanksgiving Services snd dinner were held this year as has been the custom for several years pa.sl and was greatly enjoyed by over l5O Natives who were fortunate enough Ja }e ia attendance.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06

Work on the New Naval Wharf on Iarousky Island is progressing rapidly and wiH be ready tor use within the Gme contracted for.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-06

N- Frank Doghe~ty, arrived here from Knib the early part Of last week caroute to Sanitsrium- SilSa Hot Sp-Ues. and remained for a few days visiting friends iu this city.
The evening world., 1911-08-28
Another bridge Crush idea.

To the Editor o. The Evening World
VIII some one please tell me where
the police otbcer at the Brooklyn Brdge
secures his authority TO discriminate he
tween men and women and permit wo-
men to secure seats in the cars while
the men must stand aside? ] am not
writing this on account OF any anlmose
fty against the fair sgsx. ON tho con-
trary. / think we men should show
them all the courtesy possible. Never
theless. ] fail 10 understand what right
a police official has to compel any or
DERBY man who Possesses Ave c,nts TO
stand aside while others secure seats,
perhaps some who came there after he
had bern waiting some time. Most OF
TIE men have toiled hard all day and
are anxious 10 get home to their families
as coon as possible and ! fail to see
why n one under the sun can force
him to stand aside for otftsrs u they
are acting in an orderly ann This
does not apply to rowdtes. These ere
The evening world., 1911-08-28

QUIRED-SUCH A MAN HAS THE
GREATER FORTUNE AND Is THE
GREATER MAN-NOT THE MISER-
LY INDIVIDUAL WHO HOARDS UP
HIS WEALTH TO THE EXCLUSION
or ALL ELSE AND is LABELED
ACCORDINGLY.
In a word | believe In the phllan-
thropy' of the Individual. The hunting
out of the person who Is willing to
help himself and extending to him the
moral support OF the man who has
arrived. l believe In the good fortune
that is allotted individuals of large es-
tate to give benefaction individually
and In mass occasionally.
For instance, the matter OF giving
good music to the public and the help
In this direction that : noticed recently
encouraged by your Evening World
along this line"
At this point Mr.. Qulnlan modestly
narrated an Instance OF how he had
gone to no little time and trouble to
secure a choir position for a worthy
sololst who had spent several struggling
years at this study and several other
Instances Of similar service TO I'M
known ~plodding ~pcople-poople who
were put In the path Of their fortune.
"ABONE ALL" WENT ON MIR.
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