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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-11
STRIKE
APPEARS
SURE

= TIE RAILWAY SITUATION. 4
= The point NJ issue: Recog. 4
= milton OF a newly organized 4
= carmen's confederation 20 Z
= handle all questions coming up :
= among the various railway 4
4 unions and take them up with 7
= railroad officials. 4
4 Chief roads aud men In =
= volyed All the Hartman 4
4 lines and the Illinois Central. 4
= All the carmen's unions. 4
= Unions demand. Hecogni. =
= tlon of the new federation
= Railroads . stand: Refusal 10 4
= recognize federation but will. 4
= insness to treat with separate =
. unions. Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-11

Ferdinand pinney Earle the
artist who started this affinity"
business. has At last given out a
photograph OF his new soul mate.
his latest wife. and here II is She
was Dorothea Eihert Stewart
daughter Of an artist at Working
ham. Eng.
The Earles are In Italy and will
20 from there 20 India. In bis rap.
turous letters about this special ca
tra Mrs Earle. rerd pinney him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-11

when women vote they will
seil their votes the same ms the
men"
They wouldn't sell them. but
they might exchange them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-11

We are too busy to get out a
paper today. because our wife's
mother is up to our house.
See orful particulars tomor-
row In The Bee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-11
FRISCO To
NEW YORK
BY AIR LINE
BULLETIN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept.
ll.-Aviator Fowler started
on his flight from this city to
New York at i:35 p. m. A
huge crowd watched him get
under way successfully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-11

Owing to the high price Of meat
products more champagne was import
ed into the United States this year
than last.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19

ip0bnIihen Rdtbhoas Dor nIltn'. oos
nit wldIereien bebtdt iit. 5iir dllss
..llneeipobnIidt" ot.r III man n I'M
ierer Mari ia 10 pantbor, Dann
iommen mir burh Miinhsbsrg
glmtsaerihi, mlr amisasritt, rid'ts
ulE gmisatri6il uno oann nad
8udplp. Budop. bic ofiiSiells OF
birssfommsrfriihe" Der gsrliner.
gudofp niitten In Isinen 5ahllois1
ibnlfIifhen @ssn. 5iir uns 1T ss letosr
idon itbr ipdt sttppro.n. unc ipir
miiiIen bic Seiiifahrt antrstsn. llno
p1brsno bic Gonnee nie eth ritltger
fSeuerbolI tieF unten neben Der ipteosr
aelppnnsmn aonnitrabs biHihiptpf'
nns su beeIsiien iheint, nit uns ir''ts
o.bt, .fpurtsn" mir iiber Stranspsre
In entisTsItsm Tempo nat Berlin 3'ls
rid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19

ipmeifr bon GiiIs )eins ,3siildns innt.
gthaht urln mogtn iicb ann llnisrid1is.
be bon otn oHbtrn nnh ibrer Wobnunq
Braftn pon Sbsrnbprf atidriebsn b1s
ben. lltber bic eroBen, bcxn Gdulen
cits sirrm Sfiid I'm aungfperf cer
Airdoe mub man iih mohl peripunbern.
ebenfo boriiber. oab lie bon spti Rim
bern gum gda ssfiibri iporben Tein
fplien. bon cenen oas arobe Cfftn.
forn unp oos 6ufsiisn Dor pes min.
tiers 7bcr i'm Uorhof hdnaen. - &c.
iUfit Der Ghrpniii. Die WcnoIishen
Der jtst fcrgfdliis neutrality-suspicious.
eponetiiffen pfarrtirfe pon AIpirs.
bad,, sipei Rtihen bon ie flint Nnnb
f1ulefl ans eintm Stiit, errsesn nod
pel:tt Die gspunbtruns Der geiuher.
Dir arobs airfe In cine breiififfias
friibromaniife gafilifa nit Gusr
id,iff. Ter tIeine Gbor iit lotiIh.
tfr fibfidD onasbouie areusgona aar
ipdientiIf. Gin gasrslisf am 6oupt
sinadna seiat ghriftus BON Gnasin a..
trd1en uno odntbsn eine mGnnIite nno
cine ipeibIift 3igur. WahrffeinIid,
IonIbsrt BON 3olIsrn uno fstHe Srau
oesr 1ohier Jrmsnenro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19
Sm SpreelanS.
4usflua i'm auto. - SprssItapihsn
- Sm Spreepalo. am Sbars
miigeI Zee.

&enn man Slid bat, iinbet man
nod IN rilitlgen ,Sabren einen lleben
,SrelHo nit einem Auto uub Iernt Elm
Snlf HanoltraBe, ein Stiid groe fen'
nen @enn man aber Red bat brefnt
Der hetbelte Sommer.S onHtag aui Den
mdrtiid)er SanD. oeu mon hinter
lempclboi uno Warienoorf i'm llrBue
itaH0 griIBt 9In bic troplihe 8iiite
fonnte bleleSoHoId]ait erinnern. fuenn
lie 6u3u nld)t 3u tleln mare. Tie 9ta.
tur bier lit iIoh berIiuiih.poritabtiid) T;
bar nod gaiulfef .Gbarafter. Snlter
Warien'elbe tonrmt 2if)tenraoe, bin.
Ter Sitltenraoe aber friimnlt iih Ole
StrnBe uno miro elm fleln nenig ubs
ne6slunqsreiGer. Wdbioip tauht
muL hnun 8Iaiop aSn 0laiom III
man MN aleroiugs ifon anl benr
2anoe. lleber bic 9orfitrabe toinine;l
Iluei iltnge 6rauen, iountaalih. roth,
9lIheno, oie elHe nit ernem inrgltdD
aetragenen Iodet lnter einer Tede.
eInem lauillng. Iahinter elH puar
5rennoe, Die ben jiingen 0nter aelei.
ten. llno nun einiae Shritte meiter.
nod einnal oas 9leihe ailo. Ger ge.
griiBt, frudttragenser 9D0en non8la.
ioDl @Tr bltfen III sSlna auf bic Stir.
fle 5urild; e9 lit elm burgartigerS teil,.
ban init edig breltem lburm, nld1t bic
iotbsiegsliss 0Dtbit Der Mart, nihi
Der breIte 8ibel. y9ir ieben oas iiber.
raldt uno lehen es Damn freilid) ani
linierer Strefe innHer inIeber. SIer
i'm Siioplnfel oeS 2aloes lareis Eel.
tom, aiieberlauiit) iheinen beinahe
nod mittel- ooer liiObeiitihe Iraoitio.
nen i'm StiI nahsuflingen.
llnier @ea aeht nadl 3oiien. @an'
oerer, Der On SolIen nod nidt fenneu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19
Gterblidbfeitsberid3t.

Ehilomeiia E'Gonner. 81, 1909
elaD Sirabe, 9iierenIeioen.
,yranf etping, 90, SIshlnno uno
Shillito auenue. Snaueit IN Sdruebe.
Belle oolirnan. 50, 1867 5reenlaH
auenne, ,snaileit in Sdnpebe.
Dlargaretbe 1alenbrod, Al, 1866
Snt apenae. ssnalieii in Shipebe
3nlonlas Come, 81, 1918 sseiiera'
apemie. satliielE III Sdruebe.
Carolina Sinlberi, %, i10S Sigb.
lamb apenme, Seberleioen.
arhibaib grearS, 81. 63S @eit
Court Strabe, ssnaueit III Sdppebe.
Ihonias ssiggernlo, 81. 967 Sno.
iop sIoenue. ssnaiieit in Stipebe
George .. 1idel. 3. fi2i gubo
StraBe. ,snaueit IN Sdppebe.
ananoa Seiberi. Al, 1910 Central
apenue. Ser5leioen.
Aidarb 8erIne. /, 20i4 CueenI
Gitn apeniie, 3nberssilofe.
RoTe llebsl, %, 80 On NeWiden
9peHus, Snaueit In Shrpebe.
Ylorttn Reif, 81, 1884 Clifton
Anenue, 8ehirnerpeiduna.
aatbarine SebanI, IL Jage, 1891
pntierion Strabe, ardntpfe.
giargnret Naap, /. 1888 elm
StrnBe, Sdapndle.
gairid 2nrfin. 30. s2i A3eit gierte
auenle. ssnaiieii in SdnUete
anion Se0ler, 70. 35ii Seoler
apemie. ssnalieit in Sdrpebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19
2ofal 8eridt.
J,n Seine erfti6f.
3usitss 5ensr i'm Barnet 6onis in.
Rubalb zines Npnais.

Gum sfpeitsn Uidl innsrbolb sints
Wondis tam aeitern Nahmitiaa iurJ
Dor 4 llhr i'm gurn,t soouis an 0ins
uno Iritttr SirnBe Elm 5tuer gum
ausbruh, peltts ieood, eani Der
rsd3tSsitisen Gnipeduna i'm asime err
itidt tperpen .onn!e. Die Gaiie bes
Sotsls tpurotu srii burt bi, bon alien
Stiisn bsrdnraIisInbtn Jeueriprittn
auI ben grdnn dufmtriiam. gesor
cine 9anit gum dusbrud iommtn
toRnts, mar bic 0eidhr btrtiis beisis
iiai. Dos Gfeusr mar in osm Irodens
raum Der Waiherei oes 6oisls. tpelte
i'm erbgtihob oss on 3. Sirabe srtns
Ssnben Ihsilss oes 9ebGuoes iit aus
unbstnnnter llrIats gum ausbruh gss
tommsu unb ipuree BON 5errn Robtrf
QrtiabIe, 1hiirblitr Der 9oncelss
famm,r. beren tempor1res Guariier
iich in bem 5otsl befinbst, entoedt.
Gin alcrm BON aaft,n $50 brahte Die
ifeusrtpsbr CUR Siells unb Der grano
ipuroe in ipeniaen Ulinui.n sel0ftt.
ndtbem sin Shubtn bon $50 dnees
rit.st fporbsn mar. Die Rahrihi pon
einem 5eusr i'm gurn.t 6ouie pers
brsii,te fit nit glis.sfhnene ourf bic
untere Staot, unb 5dufenbe pom Qeus
aisriasn itromien BON nlI.n Ssiten bsr.
BEL. poIiseihsi Sadion mar fpenige
Minut.n ndf ausbruh bes Jtuers
sur Stslls, enifernts 'ih isooh balo
tpieber, nahbem sr iif bopon iibers
s.uat bate bab tsin. Oefabr mtbr
noriud
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19
M5gser JsHsS ssishea I

Der Reser Gbarles Jones. spel1tr
t<tcnntlih ansstIost pirb. feline tpsibs
sgrcu Bertha Gourtnep trmorcet uno
ibre 2eine in ben Hloop9 Hun 4bs
sugsionnI sespcrfen gu bobsn. fcl &C..
hern ipieb<r einmnl gefebkn iporbsn
fsin unb 3ipor bieies Wal in Wajbs
ington g. 8. Der polisei iinb felt
Dfeinn Der llnitriuhung Dutenbf
BON lips" 5ugssnngen. noh bsusn
Jones boIo bier, balo bort gefehen
iporben isin lou. S1mmtiidbt sIips@
baben FiG isbod bisbsr als faIi& srs
ipieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19

Tdrouf erbpb iidl Der pemptrdti'fe
Stanppdttsr goifsD uno idgtf: Er hdbt
nismdls noaenes ilnter5eug getrdntn
uno felt IiinfSebn 5abren fem. Grtal
tuna baponsetro9en. mas Der repubIls
taniite Stanopattsr Yanne, Der Der.
faifer oes mad, thm benannten, ote
Waarsn eertbeuernbeH Sarifs init Den
Wortsn betrdftigte: sd audi nidt.
gailsp unb Yupue piiroen Die 6stgeu'
blGtter, psren 4bdm uno Gpa iid be-
btenten, fir unnotbis ertldrt haben,
tpeHn es sur 3sit sinen 5urif gesebsn
bate unb lie nit bsFsn abfaiIung BE-
trGut iporpen rpdren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19

5tiir Gurn. Gin 6aufirtr. BON Ro.
ga Heiis Gtrnbe. battle ii9 burn
harte Mrbeii nnb i'm Snmeibe Ieines
elngeEhis $50 In Nidsls uHb Dimes
erfpari. CT bati< bcs G<lb n feiner
Wobnung Derittdt unb in0dbte seiiern
bic nieberlMmetternbe GnfDe6ulg.
bab eia 0ieb bas Detiie6 sntbe6t unD
ausgepIiinbtri BATH. Der aite NonH
rtinie ME ein Qinb. ols e. feinen
Wsrluls I'm goIi1tiaaort<r jur Ult!.
buno brn&te.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19
Qoro gerssforb Ipritt MI

Qoro geresforb Ipritt nit
GROCER 8s8eifterun9 bon Den neuen amss
rttdniiten S6la6ti6iffen uno iaJt
RAP Die en9Iiitreoenoen RatiOnen iid
pereinigeu TOLlteu, nm ben Weltirieoen
gu pabren. 60 melt es Die Ser. Staaz
ten betrifft, 10 boHoeln lie oteiem Ratbe
oemdR, aber Don Gugluno ldbt fiA be-
ftimmt niht Dds gieihe bsbduptsn.
Tieies hGLt nod INNER an pem 8eoan.
fen feit, pnB tbm oas Reht 5uItebt, Die
Meers 3u bebrriten, unD 9erdt6 IN
tpiI0s 4ufrequn9. tpenn irgeno cine
Station eineu ueren 6dfen ertpirbt.
Nitt minosr fiiblt es ii6 beeintrdds
tigt, tpsnn cine Rdtion ihm bur6
fyIeiB, Gtuoium uno@eItit ben Rdns
in Der Suouitrie ablauft. Solhe Gez
itnnung ihIisBt aus, England ais
sS0rberer pes Jrieoens gu betrd6tsn.
Gher ltegt ben ibrigsu Rutionsn Die
9erpflihtuug ob, Iich ssgsu Gngldnos
9lnmabuug 81 pereInIgen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19

Gs pdre tein iiblsr oipIps
utdtiitsr Coup. tpenn Die lnterbanos
luneen nit 5rantreih pegen Warots
tos 81 elmer intimen 6reunbihaft fuh@
rem ipllten. Sn England miro fo9ar
Thpn Elm ipIher gusgang befiirhtst
uno ale Inselhen Deiisn oarauf bin,
odb folhes ods gnoreiultat isin piro.
Dis erTihtlih, piro oas publitum in
Deutihlanb oarauf oorbereitet, ouB
2sBterss uuf isbe 9ebietserDerbune in
Marptto persihte unb es fheint, oab
audi mdBige 5oroerungen in ge5ug
duf dnosrtpeitige SOmpenidtipnsn ges
iteQt peroen. Wie lid cine 5reunps
'haft ooraus ergsben t0unte, lit leiht
gu perfteben. Srantreih 1T auf Wtua
rottD psrieiIsn uno pirb auf lunge 3eit
geidttigt iein, ipenn tbm bieies 5u9es
Itanoen niro. 9as miro Elm Gefiibl
Der Ganfbarteit gegeuiiber SeutidIdno
erreeen, ipo3u nod bin5utritt, ooB Die
lunopisrige groberung W1rottos bds
gepiirfnib nahe legsn miro, in gutem
Giupernebmen nit 9eutihlanD 3u blets
ben. Den lestsu 0epeihsn 5ufOlge
tOunte ss ben 2lnidein baben, ais bat.
ten Die llnterbau0IunQeu ods gefdbrlIs
DE 5taoium niht iiberpunoeu. Iber
Das 1T lebieIth Der SeHiationsluit Der
grsIIe 3usuihreiben. Sine frieoIiht
9eritGunieuro tpirb qsfunosn psrben
uno mir glaubsH, oaB oas Gnoreiultat
nitt bios Der 5rieoe, fonbsrn cine duf'
ridtige 6reunoi6aft nit Jrontrsit
Iein tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19

1e N 9rGfiosnten tYt cine
giQ 3uqeiteut Iporoer, bic ieiner 9ez
neGmiguug iihsr lit uno oieI CUR Sdu
teruuQ Der GOHgrebzWa6IeH beitrdQen
mirD. Die giu itreibt eiuen aeHaueH
g(uspeis iiber ale untoItsn fir gri
mar un0 6auptpablen DOT. 0ieIer
2lu5Deis mub Dor Der NabI erFOLgeH.
Terner lit Itrengitens oerboten 4emter
uIs 2obH fir unteritiiBung BEL ben
99ahleR3u DerIprshen. aQe 8erIprez
d)unqen jeoer 2trt miiFen ebenio Sc
nau anqefijbrt peroen, rpie Die imam
sisuer 2lusga5en. 0ss Wsiteren oarf
cine GrpdAIung in ben 9uHDesieHut
nidt me6r oIs $4,000 uno in oas
Saus niht mehr uls $1,000 toIieu.
Gus rpiro fshr oieIs Stanopatter aug
pem 4ongreB bdlten, oo notortft 1T,
naF oieie aumeiit nur ourt1 GelD uHD
politiTten GtHfluB in ben GorgreB ge-
langen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19

Qls auf9sranlafiung DON
ga 5Oletts Die preiIs 5u ben 8erbano.
Iungsn Des aonferenstommittees iber
bic 0olIen=giQ 3ueelaifen tpuroe, srz
belt pas publitum 9eleeenbeit, ses
miitblite 4nit6teu Der Stanopatter gu
pernsbmsn. Die 8siiirtportsr nieoris
gerer BollsnS0lle f.atsn bic Qotblpen-
Disteit bar, Dem 8olte billiseres pOllez
nss llntsr5eug gu liefstn, Do e. in pem
ipehielDollsn alima pities 2aHoes ben
tin5issn Sdus ssssu Frta!tans bists.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19

grpdn perpirft unoertpopo,
ben 9DrIiBer oes 6austommittses fir
a}ittel unp 0sge ais Sulons Demotras
ten. glnoere bat er. ais Saloon =
9emotraten 5ur partei bInausgepts;
fen. grpdn ertommunt3lrt ettpas 81
pie!. Denn es nah inn qinge, tDuros
er ais Der ein3iee 9smotrdt perbIetben.
9rpan, Der 70 pisIe umbrinsen nil,
iheiut ni6t gu piFen, oaB er Ielbsr
toot lit. Rahoem er Den 5empersn5s
Isrn iih angeIhloHen bat, mar islne
Gtsaung fart eridiittert uno jeBt
madt er fih ourd feline 8emiiRun9sr
unmogli6, feline Barter auf oas 0Iuttz
els oes ;SreibunbeIs 81 Ioten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19

@ieuGs islbfperfd IN D lid
onsuieben mar, bat Der qrdiioent Die
Bill pelhs ungeiGbr hunoert 4rtitel
auf Die Sreiliite iteIlt, ebenfaas NIT
ieinem 8eto beIsgt. guBer letnem
grin3ip, Dap Die 36ue pon Der Sarifs
apmmiIfipn feItgeIteLt lperoeH iollteu,
perpeiit er uuf piele Der Bin unhaft:rs
be Mdngel, bic gut erpieieu finD. Sn
bieiem TaQe bubeu Die 0emotraten
p6ne sFrage iih iibereilt uno elns Ir=
belt oeliefert, pelte DOR Der artttt Hiht
Stdno hdIten tunH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19

Die mir borausgef q ct Ia
ben, perIonoen aud ShottIauo uuo
Males Some RuIe un0 Bills in pis'em
Gimme Iiub bereits I'M parliament etR=
oebrant noroen. Sa8 8erlangen III
i'm pollitsn Mabe beretti5t. Die betoen
HGnDsr peroen in lotdlen angelsgens
heiten pom enaliIhen YarIdment re-
qiert uno es fam aIs IelbftOeritGnolit)
qelten, bab Die Regierung unbefrieoiz
aeno III. 8d Die 2oros, pslhe Some
gtule betGmpFt BADEN, matt geieBt iino,
biirften bic bstreffenoen QGnoer ihr
.3iel erreiden. Die srite Qufgube, bic
eintm IhottiIhsn liberaIeH p1rl1msnt
3ufiels. pdre oiegntsignun9 Der 9robs
gtuHo6eIiBer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-19

qbmiraI 5000 bat in oisIem
Qaupe ietne giieosrlage erlitten. 2Sas
Die RuIIen ut6t permodten, baben
feline ameritauiIhen 6aitgeber 81 Wes
ee oebraht, inbem tie ipH i4aHmatt
istten. sic babet ibn 10 uber
flttert, bag er ale engagements uu1.
oebeu muBts uub i6IeuniuIt uus oem
2auoe Der Mint Suleps, Gott1lls uuo
.1iob Balls flihteu miro.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-23
LAYMEN SUPPLANT
PASTOR IN PULPIT
Innovation Tried at United
Brethren Church.

An innovation was introduced in church
life at the United Brethren Church yes
tcrday evening when a mass meeting of
the men of the congregation was held
and sermons were delivered by laymen
instead of ministers.
The meeting was largely attended.
nearly go men being present. Much en-
thuSaSm was shown in the new work,
and 1t was unanimously agreed to con-
tinue it at convenient intervals during
the remainder of the winter and part of
the summer.
The principal speaker at yesterday
evenings services was J. =. Espey. who
spoke on What the pew expects of the
pastor" MIR. Espey's address was an
exposition of the duties of the minister
as they are seen by the everyday church
goer He took occasion to compliment
Rev. Charles r. Fultz. the pastor of the
brotherhood Church. on his work
Men in the Sabbath school was the
subject Of an address by ] ". Cooper
Mr.. Cooper told of the great benefits
that could be derived by men from at
tendance at the Sunday school and how
with the younger members of the con-
gregation-
Rev. ]. +. Chamberlain. formerly pastor
Of the church. but now OF Martinsburg,
W. Va, spoke on general topics. and APP
proved heartily the new precedent set by
the brotherhood meeting.
The brotherhood meeting movement is
gaining in the church all over the coun-
Try.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-23
MOURN MONEY Loss
Woman Financier's Credi-
tors Out of Pocket.
FIND NO TANGIBLE ASSETS
Persons who Aided Mrs. Aden Win
fired Wade, Who Disappeared
Suddenly, Now Seeking Some Re-
imbursement-No Property of Value
Left and Creditors Are at Sea.

Having recovered from the shock occa-
stoned by the news of the mysterious dis
appearance of Mrs. Adell Winifred Wade,
who is alleged to have gulIed a lot of
Washington people out Of Il considerable
sum of money by promises of safe in
vestments and exorbitant interest pay
ments. those who unsuspectingly backed
UP their confidence in her with real cash
are now engrossed in calculating their
chances of retrieving their cash.
II the missing financier left any tangi-
BILE assets that might be marshaled for
the relief Of her kind friends she did not
post an inventory of the same on her
premises, at 2O6 L street northeast.
Nor, so far as could he learned last
night, had any other signs OF such prop
erty been discovered. Some of the wom-
ans sorry victims are contemplating a
creditors meeting with the view of
effecting the best possible compromise
with Mrs. Wade.
The rest arc willing to join in such a
movement the moment it is ascertained
there is any fund from no matter what
source to which they might confidently
look for at least partial reimbursement.
A piano dealer. who claims that Mrs.
Wade had defauited in her installment
payments on player piano in her parlor
repossessed himself of that instrument
Saturday upon a writ of replevin.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-23

To Cope with Increased insanity.
From the Brooklyn Standard Union.
1t is a sign of great advance. the be-
ginning of a movement for the eradica-
ton OF insanity through popular educa-
ton. The world was long in learning
that insanity is physical disease, and
is only beginning to realize that its chief
causation is to be found in certain we'll
known diseases. More than half of the
insanity, which is causing such great
burden upon State expenses. arises from
the use of alcohol and from syphilis.
The campaign for the prevention of in
sanity derives its chief encouragement
from the success Of the similar move
ment to check the spread of tuberculosis.
BY teaching the people. in the first place,
and by providing dispensaries where in
cipient cases may be detected and cared
for, the white plague is already in
the way Of extirpation. The same meth
DDS are proposed by the committee on
mental hygiene for coping with insanity.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-23

Preparations are complete for the re-
ception to be given tonight in the as
sembly hall. of the Y. NJ. c. A. building
to E. p. Gates, retiring president OF the
District Christian Endeavor Union.
The executive committee of the District
union. led by Vice President d. c. Davis.
constitutes the committee on reception.
Bruce Cleveland. president Of the c. Z.
Society Of Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church. heads the committee on decora-
ton. and Miss Agnes E. Suman. assisted
by members of the societies of the va
rious denominations represented in Chris
tan Endeavor, will have charge of re-
freshments
During the evening short addresses will
be made by William Knowles Cooper
general secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A.;
DR.. S. II. Woodrow. pastor of the First
Congregational Church. and trustee of
the United Society of Christian Endeavor;
Percy S. Foster, Vice President Davis
and Mr.. Gates. Edwin Callow will render
a vocal solo.
Mr.. Gates has hosts of friends in
church. high school. university. and anna
planning to attend the reception tonight
Tomorrow Mr.. Gates will leave the city
to take up his work as general secre-
tary of Christian Endeavor for Illinois.
where he will address mass meeting
Thursday at Champaign. the seat
~ the Illinois State University.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-23
BOLD THIEF LOOTS
ROOMS OF HOTEL
Intruder Leaves His Tracks
on Every Floor.

A bold sneak thief undertook to clean
out the St. James Hotel, Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, yesterday after
noon and was frightened off after he
had ransacked four rooms. leaving his
tracks on every floor of the hostelry.
Every nook and corner of the house
was searched for some trace Of the in
truder. but in vain. Police headquarters
was communicated with. and Lieut. Hart
ley sent Detective Hewlett to the hotel.
The following losses were reported:
Leather jewelry case, containing several
trinkets of little value, belonging to Leon
Eastwick, of 3145 Bowler street, Phila-
delphia: an electric battery. valued at
$3.50. belonging to l. NJ. Fox. of New
burn. w. Va: a kodak, owned by Ray
mond w. Parlin. of 100 Forrest Park,
North Cambridge Mass: an old pistol.
belonging to John Fl. Mason, of is West
15Sth street, New York City. and two
safety razors. owned by Joseph A. Myers,
of Milwaukee, Wis
The Washington herald., 1911-01-23
LADY-GENTLEMAN.

What is a lady? What is a gentle
man? Foreigners OF ancient lineage have
been greatly amused at the elastic use
of these words in democratic America.
Their mirth was contagious: the words,
through indiscriminate use. became vul-
CARRIED; the real gentlewoman shuddered
at the thought OF being a lady" the
man o, gentle manners. whether native
or bred in him. began to dislike the word
gentleman as he saw it applied in
the directory to any kind of rough
man" or loafer.
1t is a pity that these eminently de-
sirable. respectable, and descriptive titles
should have fallen into disrepute. No
matter to what station in life a man
or woman may be born they can mount
no higher in the social scale than to be
worthy of the name of lady or gentle
man. They must be worthy: they can
not ape the part. They may be in af-
fluent circumstances; SO much the better,
noblesse oblige. They may toll for a liv-
ing, and their gentleness shall enfold
them like a garment. The woman is
ever patient. tender. soft of speech, quick
in sympathy, capable of self-sacrifice.
modest, and chaste.
And the gentleman? Thackeray found
the Four Georges, though kings, to be
lacking in the true essence Of gentility
What is 1t to be gentlemanT' he
asks 1T is to have lofty aims, to lead
a pure life. to keep your honor virgin:
to have the esteem Of your fellow-citi-
zens and the love of your fireside; to
bear good fortune meekly; to suffer evil
with constancy, and through evil or good
to maintain truth always.
The man who measures up to this sug-
gested standard may not exist, but one
who even tries throughout his life, dill
gently and without parade. to attain 1t
Is aSsuredly a gentleman.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-23
HUMAN LIFE UNDERMINED.
Rev. Ted II. COpp Declares Country
Needs Awakening.

Rev. Zed III. Copp, of Bethany Presby-
terrain Church. last night said what this
country needs as much as anything else
is nationwide movement sweeping
into every home and around every in
dividual. awakening all alike to the sa-
credness and value OF human life. The
subject of his sermon was the sixth OF
a series on the Ten Commandments.
Capital punishment and war were as
much murder as anything else that the
public generally puts under that head, he
said. He also fayed the press for the
sensational way in which it printed stories
of murders