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soLIcTTUDE OF SUGAR TRUST roR
WELFARE OF PUBLIC AROUBBs
sKEPTICISa1.
View Method OF Cooking Dspletes view
YORK oity's Paper nag Eapply.

NEW YORK. July "A line Of
horses six abreast and ten miles long
motives w-iid be required To accom-
plish the WORK Of the mightieat ma
( chine ~ the world Tor the generation
% electricity which has just been
added 90 New Yorks power RESOURCES
TIE most remarkable feature about
ne 1l ne" chnnicsi giant a stem tur-
llne 0. its relatively small size only
height Of $50 feet. the new generator
suppheH power sufficient 20 provide all
the electrical current required by a
~ 'i -sg..,' reputation or % furnish
. .kii alone % such O. group OF cities a.
Albany Syracuse and Utica Weighing
Z ut go tons tho machine equals in
fnwer the greatest leviafhnn nHoaf A
STRIKING Illustration ~ the development
o. power facilities o. afforded hF com
larlson ~ this last word in central
station equipment with the machines in
Zee but twenty five years aeo when
eiNtceu primitive "fumboa" furrfaNsd
Father knickerbocter with his electric
iFhte 40 less than 2f0 81 the old gen
would be required 10 n the vsort ~
ne new generator which could b. en-
'l1Hef % small c0ftnre with room 70
snsfc The new gcnerator uses Four
100000 wounds of steam and frr CON
.-iNA t.IH hfenu requires fG 900 600
ailon' pr water every twenty four
] ours Two similar 1arhfnee are near
ing completion ana when the ro-rpiets
hatfr-y - three fa fn onsrstier tb.
frin ~ monsters VIII REQUIRE abs 600 /.
200 gallons ~ water daily or almost
haIf a. much as The entire Hnuprfv 81
the citF When fhe sixteen "fur~hnaH ID q
the cltf.r electrical work there were
but Nffrrn rIlrr ~ mains and Feeders
ell On The small territory south 81 Citv
tlall UarF Vow there are IffA miles
~ mains. feeders and cables fn the
undefgrnund system 90 carry .fui~s"
7 throughout territory OF more than
flNff-one square nfien
fon7inrrhhis Amusement has brrr
sFpreased in the downtown au9ar
hroksrnEr district over me action III
The refrrrs THIS week in hsfitionfrr
Tongues Tor The enarfnlenfa df u free
sugar hIll in order co. tnrsnf me cor.
~umers ~ fhr country Thrr aruIsIn
fnelr cNrirlam 1a fu the sincerity a.
tlla sudden suifrifuds ~ me eurar
trust ana lfa fellows Cor the u.ffIr
lr referrirr 20 conditions faaf fail
Whcn TIE foreign corner end the short.
.Ee in the raw supply Eavs these uub-
il0 eplfIted concerns On opportunity TO-
mark up prices ard 81 aaI fhaif ar.
rufnulate1 stocks ~ Tremendous af-
tNrerts The so.callrd independent re-
fucketinf prtceas o. which rrfcaa were
fubiected The only 'hinr according
% those authorities. that prevented fha
tehnerH from eNacting n still heavier
toll from the uarrs ~ sugar. waa the
ccmlns INTO TIE market ~ the domestic
snnnlE "a heet suEan-Whieh sent pricss
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new YORK HAS MIGHTIEST
OF ELECTRICAL GIANTS

down and saved hundreds OF Thousands
81 dollars 60 the public. They attributs
ne present concerted efforts OF the re-
nners 70 bring about the enactment
the directing powers Of these corpora
uons 10 rid themselves OF the DANGER
Gus competition OF the domestic sugar
hroNing industry which would leave
sugar market
ii paper bags all over the country
S9uhIs IN price. "a will be due 10
% the satisfactory delights 81 m. RrooSs
siub N London. and apostle OF paper
tag cookery which he ~ publicly dem
19phsira.ins 20 New YORK. housewives.
100000 urpn his ability 10 rsndsr n
TNe-year old hen a. tender a. a brotier
y the paper bag method and devo,sss
on me Dot KETTLE end frying pan who
- 20 hts exhibitions ~ scoff rernsin a,
marvel in his demonsfrations tbs
famous chef uses ave sas rangc.
.osen Kitchen tables and paper has
rst no pots and pans. Fruft siswed in
clt simultaneously with bags Of hared
~. HpeEhetti, roast chicken hraised
quar-. gnulash or any combination Of
4. e0ssn ~ more dishes selected from a
~ incNding evsrythina from sonp 40
ae.eIt Anplying the acid test 10 hls
n-"rles the paper bar apostle sells
ne ts, productions % his auditors ~ cost
rf,s,'-a ilue tub % butter or drip
lnFss, he Instructions run. "aresss
t1f INSIDE Of the bag rvhafaver A. ~
ne cooked o. then placed In the hae srd
~ INTO ne oven 90 cook slowly -
~ y. ~. ine juices are retained season
49,, .-ier ~ comes out a. doing 90
ueI1fe makes ~ tough. NJ a has bre,t.
r,INr " Win paper nnd four pasfs 2
~ snd many other directions along
Iii $500 or ne pudding ar sotsr
ms New York O"'e'-
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TITANIC INVESTIGATION *
Is CRITICIZED ABROAD

manufacturers and merchants far too
literally. so that the whole business
system OF the country rests too much
upon an artihcally expanded basis OF
credit.
The Imperial hank. with its 500
branches In all parts Of the Empire. 10
the bank OF bankers" in every com.
munity. hence the burden OF excessive
credits falls back upon IL finally. Ow.
ing to this state OF things the Presi.
dent has been for several years car
rying on a campaign OF reform In
banking practice. looking chiefly to-
ward restricting credits to safe limits.
Several years ago he induced eight Of
the leading joint-stock banks OF Berlin
TO publish every two months a balance
sheet. so that the business community
may be kept fully informed as TO the
changes going on In the financial
movement. Last winter he succeeded
In having the banks adopt a much
more detailed form for making their
returns. and most OF the larger banks
OF the country have not Joined in pub
fishing returns. and the Imperial bank
issues regularly every two months a
compilation of the balance sheets OF
sc large banks
The President has, at various times
during the present period OF dear
money. warned the banks and the
business interests OF the country to
take In sail. and this year his warn
inzs have become more frequent and
more earnest than ever. On the day
OF the rate reduction he plainly told
the committee OF Berlin bankers
composing the Imperial banks central
committee that the banks would have
to continue TO restrict credits, as
otherwise the lower discount rate
would be of but short duration.
The German Government has be-
come Interested in a plan adopted in
Holland to prevent the destruction OF
bird life by lighthouses and has re-
Gently sent two representatives TO ex-
anime the system used with much sue
cess on the island of Terschelling.
DIR. Hennicks. one of these COM
misssioners, has recently described
the system I'm a lecture before the
German Society for the Protection OF
Bird Life. The Dutch experiment. he
says. is based upon the belief that
birds are not killed to any great ex.
.eht' as commonly supposed, by dash
ing themselves against lighthouses In
the darkness. but that they try in vain
TO ind a resting place on their sides,
after flying around a long time. dazed
and confused by the bright light OF
the refiectors. and finally drop to the
earth from sheer exhaustion and are
killed. At TerscheIling broad lad
ders are fastened on the sides of the
lighthouse tower. the rungs OF which
serve as perches for the birds. Near
the top the rungs are placed about 4
inches apart. but lower down: the In
tervals are occasionally considerably
wider in places. so as to accommodate
the larger birds. According TO DR..
Hennicke. the destruction OF birds has
been greatly diminished by this de-
vice II is assumed that the system
will be tried on German lighthouses.
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WITH or WITHOUT TRIMMING PoRrtoN
CN NICK ASD sLEFvFs AID wrTH
BELT PASSED THROUGH OPENING. Or
OVER THE DRESS
Embroidery is being much us~d on
ehHdfcn dressrs this season AMI this ono
daintily charming n IL made III in
one pirCc IN The klmono style that IL IL
onre - pretty and - fashionable. Ia
Gan hc finished with the trimming porfipn
IN yoke form OVER che neck edge and with
oddly SHAPED trimming poftion on the
sleeves. or it ran b. left plain. The iaelt Z.
really Necessary Co hold the dress in piars
and ne one that can be slipped through
sashra u new and pretty. but the plain
drcse shown in The small front view. With
scallppcd c,lgcs ard n patent leather tsit,
is quite 90 Corrrrt ~ The more elaborate
one. inrn. r'qut. rl'atra and sturdy
materials ct ths Kind are liked for drcsses
designed for sc~vire For tine dainsi~f
Ones thinner snd lighter fabrics are used.
For The 4 war Old siye will b. NEEDED a
yards a material ~ or ~ INCHES side or
- yards - inches vide. with yard 81
inches vide Tor the belt and trimming
portion.
The pattern 7f6s l. cut IN sires Tor CHI
drrn ?. & and . years ~ age. IL will bs
mailed ~ any address hv the Fashion
Department u this paper, on receipt a
tea centa
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GERMAN CAPTAIN SAYS the
UNITED STATES Is SELFISH.


BERLIN. July 6.-The report OF the
American Senate Committee OF Inves.
tigation OF the Titanic disaster is
strongly critized in published state.
ment by Captain Won Kuehlwetter
retired. OF the German navy. who sees
In IL further attempt on the part
OF the United States TO cripple the
foreign-owned steamship lines. al
ways thorn In the eve of America. -
. and to build up her own lines at their
expense. H looks upon It as a pre.
liminary to one-sided legislation. aim.
ed to admit the foreign-owned steam.
ers TO American harbors only under
conditions and examination dictated
by the United States law. The Ger.
man marine expert is able to agree
with only four OF the seven main con.
illusions or the Senate Committees
report-that the captain of the Cali.
fornian saw the Titanic's distress
signals and failed to respond 10 them
that the life boats were not loaded 10
capacity because OF the lack OF dis.
cipline OF the Titanic's crew: that
partly hlled life-boats failed to return
70 PICK up more victims, and that the
provisions for lowering the boats
would not have PERMITTED their
launching in a heavy sea.
IL wss not shown. says Won Kuehl.
wetter, that the Titanic's watertight
compartments were not actually
watertighi, as Is alleged in the Senate
report and the proposal TO require a
double bottom throughout each ship's
null involves a change in construction
which cannot be accepted without
deeper consideration. An alarm sys.
tenn, by which each passenger could
De instantly notified OF danger. would
IN the German experts opinion. be
pretty sure to cause a panic and Is
not advisable. The blame ascribed i'm
the senate report to the Titanic for
disregarding warnings of ice is by
Won Kuehlwetter shifted to the steam.
ship companies. which have. he de.
clares. established their present
courses with full knowledge that thew
ne inside the danger zone and have
thus presented temptation to all
captains TO be careless as well.
Captain Won Kuehlwetter declares
that the inquiry in London is pro.
ceeding much more quietly and thoro.
ughly than was the case with the
american Investigation, so that the
accession to be reached there will stand
upon much more Arm basis"
The reduction OF the Imperial banks
discount rate to 1-2 per cent. on
June II, after II had been maintained
unchanged at 8 per cent. since Sep.
tember 10. 1911. put an end to she
longest period for which the bank ever
kept up so high a rate without change
us adherence to the high rate so long
Is que TO the belief OF the manager
that the banks extended credit /,
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he said. We passed under the nos.
OF the gentleman from Scotland
yard. lie sat there reading his pa
per; and he had no idea ] watched
Jean step into the motor. Even by
now he IS well on his way south
wards. Twice he change from motor
TO train. and back. They will never
trace him"
Peter Ruff. who was looking
amazingly better. slipped a further
glass or lqueur. Together he and
Antoine descended 20 the street.
Mind" Peter Run whispered Il
consider that accounts are squared
between me and Double Four now.
Lot them know that this sort OF thing
isn't I'm my line"
For an amateur" Antoine said.
bowing low. Monsieur commands
my heartfelt congratulations q"
copyrighted. 1911. nv the Associated
Literary Press.
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There was. indeed. something which
sunded like a gran TO be heard. but
John Dory was obstinate
III he is so m" he demanded. how
Is he able TO lock the doc on the in
side? Monsieur Antoine. that door
mus be opened"
Antoine knocked at II softly.
Francois" he said. there is an
other doctor here who would see you
Let us in"
There was no answer Antoine
turned 20 his companion with a little
shrug OF the shoulders as one who
would SAY have done my best
What would you have?"
John DOry put his shoulder 10 the
door
Listen" he shouted through the
keyhole. Mr. Sick Waiter. or who.
over YOU are. n you 90 not unlock
this door ! am coming in"
4 have no key" said a faint voice.
= am locked Ia. Please break open
the door"
But this is no. the voice OF Fran
coisi' Antoine exclaimed in amaze.
ment
Wen soon see who It u.s." John
Dory answered
He charged at the door fierceiy At
the third assault 10 gave way. They
found themselves IN a small back bed.
room. and stretched on the floor. very
pale. and apparently only halfcon.
scious lay Peter Ruff There was a
strong smell ~ chloroform about
John Dory threw open the window.
His fingers trembled n little n was
Ike Fate this Al the end OF every
unsuccessful effort there was this man
Peter Ruff
What the devil are you doing
here" DO asked
Peter creased
Help mo up." ho begged "and give
me- little brandy
Antoine SAT him in n easy chair and
rag the bell furiousiv
~ will coma Directly" he *.
claimed But who are vnu7"
Peter Ruff waited FOR the brandy
when he had slipped it. no drew a
lit.lc breath az though of relief
u heard" DO said. sponking etlU
With an evident effort. chat T.nmaitra
was here. . bad secret information. (
Thought ~ FIRST that would Lot YOU
Il '.'t..' "fN. NNN p NNfN fNNN NNIN
morning hNorwardr. Z discovered
fhat there was n reward. and deter
minri to track him down utqeif lie
waq in here hiding AZ sick wniter
] do nof think Peter Ruff added
that Monsieur Antoine had any idea
I presented myself aa representing a
charitable society. = was shown horo
To- r.eif him ilc was TOO clever.
though. was Jean L"maitre too quick
Tor mo"
YOU were a fn.I to como alone
John dor cold Don't tou know tho
r'nns record. How long ago did he
irnfr'"
-tnorf t.n rirufsr" Peter Ruff
nnrWrrrd f0u must have missed
h.m .Om.whrre ns you rnme up T
rrHwI.l fn Goo window anil watched
Dion rn. ffa I.r fhe restaurant by
iir eide entrance. nr1 took taxi
cab af ffo corner there % went
rnffhwHfi touprd Sew Oxf0rd
street"
John uort turned on hts hsei
ihrf hn1ri h.m descending the atais
Peter Hulf 80 to rIs feet.
nm 4frIId" ha saI ne he
plunged his head into basin ~
water. and came into The middle OF
mo room rubbing ~ vigorously with
Fmall towel r am afraid that aur
frleni John uofv viii 49, ~ dislike
f1r SOON DC parsed out unuoficed.
%. Antoine
relief
There was no, O soul vho looked
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without characters. I suppose?"
Antonio lifted his shouidars

without characters. I suppose?"
Antonio lifted his shoulders
But what could one do?" he ex-
claimed. Characters. they we're easy
enough 20 write-but were they worth
the paper they were written on: In
deed. not"
Not only your walters" John Dory
continued, but those who stay in the
hotels round here have sometimes an
evil name"
Antoine shrugged his shoulders.
For myself be said. Il am par
tlcular. We have but few rooms. but
We are careful 20 whom we let them %
DO you keep a visitors book"
John DOry asked.
But no. Monsieur" Antoine pro-
tested. For why the necessity ,
There are so few who com TO stay for
more than the night-just now scarce
~ anyone az all"
There entered al that moment. a
| tall. thin man dressed In dark clothc,.
who walked with hands In his over.
coat pockets. as though " were "A habit.
B He came straight TO Dory and handed
/ him piece OF paper.
John Dory glanced Il through and
rose 10 his feet. A CLEAN Of satlsfac-
/ ton lit his eyes
Monsieur Antoine" he said u am
sorry 10 cause you any Inconvenience.
but here IL my card. I am n detective
officer from Scotland Yard and have
received Information which compeIs
/ me. With your permission. 20 a. once
] examine tho sleeping apartments I'm
| your hotel
Antoine was ferceiy indignant
But Monsieur he exclaimed Il
do not understand, Examine my
rooms But u IL impossible Who
dares TO say that harbor criminals"
I have Information upon which 7
can rely" John Dory answered firm.
~ This comes from n man who "a
l no friend OF mine but M is VOL
known. You can read for yourself
; what he says"
Monsieur Antoine. With TREMBLING
I hngures took the piece of paper from
John Dory's hands. 10 was addressed
/ to
Mr John Dory. Detective.
IT you wish 20 End Jean Lemaifre.
search IN the upper rooms OF fbe
! Hotel 70 Flandres have certain in
/ formation hat he is o. DO found 'bero
PETER RUFF
Never" Antoine declared. "wiu I
suffer such an 'nd.rnitvf"
John Dory raised % police whistle fo
I bis lps
You are fooilsh." no said Gal
/ ready there Is a Gordon ~ fnon about
I mo place n you refuse 20 conduct me
upstairs ] shall o. once place you uu
/ der arrest"
Antoine white with fear. poured
himself out iiqucur NJ brandy.
Well. sell. hc said. what muet
[ DO done. then COME"
lie jed the way olf into that a,r.r,
network ~ passages. up thc afa.rs f,
ihr hrst hoor Room after room DO
threw open and beuEed John uorv f,
examine. Some of them urr. ra-..t.
I lf furnished with gUf mirror and
| cheap lace curtains tied back u..
/ b'l" ribbons Others we're dark uI..
'rihl" holes Into which tho frosr
/ air seemed never f1 have penetrated
Dn ihe third norr they reached tho
liife sitting room which bore moro
Traces ~ occupation than some Of tho
rooms below Antelnc would lavo mas
sod on but John Dors stoned him
here ia = door there" DO said
We viii try chat"
'I' ID no sick waiter who ues ui,t
In An'oire protested "Nonslrpr r,,
hear him groan.
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Commencement DAYS
When the Huriy-hurivs Dona
fAn Tnverf0r,-N

NJ ROSCOE GILMORE srorr.
tFr1m JudRsD
Credits
Three broken hearts fsince rnsndesa
p badly used textbook.
Z sfefutar sk'n.
- iil-afvfref fFsf-lor.s.-
tresfs mover road ~ anvbofv1
r latin w0rnr.
2 German iffnrne.
10 Frfnrh 0afhH for daily ussl.
! nroeuert'r sob af Ten nrr.
% rrunartH 81 brilliant hue.
= fraterrity rln.
Ana
siVty-eirht cents in reai cash.
Dsbits.
one i1sf frarf
$40 a. bookstore
so fn COLLEGE registrar.
~ rufea % thanks
~ 90 NY roommate
so % nv Latin tutor.
ffH % my German tutor
tli 80 to my French helper
sfh tn employment aEenrv.
~ nennarta Tor exchanges onea
tl0 borrowed from frfend
Therefore I cry.
Dees az edueation naxi
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-19

C00oe 68Stt0os
Ray Jackman, q locomotive fireman
on the Rock Island. was accoste6 by .
hold-up man at o'clock "wednesday
morning, and ~ a result 10 out 3z.2y.
all the money he had With him. Jack
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-19

directors are g. F.. Roemer. o. +. My
ers and I. L. Stuart, Of this city. and
T. p. Weinhart, Of Boone, and J. A.
Steele. Of Wichita, Kan. An option
had already been secured on q site for
the factory fronting "A feet on Fourth
street. opposite the Roemer & Gibson
garage and running back sixty-six feet
and thence west to Maple street, giving
the company ample room for their bus
mess. The building will be L shaped
with the new building being erected
by Simonsen & Mogle in the corner.
Work will be commenced at once on
the new building and it is to be hoped
that the plant can be In operation by
the LIST OF July. The work OF moving
the plant he&e from the Kansas town
will be commenced at once.
The product of this new enterprise Is
to be such farming implements as hay
racks. hos racks, header barges. farm
derriclss etc. from hig carbon steel.
1t Is probable that a modern foundry
will be installed in connection with the
plant The name Of the new organiza-
ton is to be the Hampton Foundry ana
Machine Company. Mr.. Weinhart will
have personal charge Of the plant. and
Mr. Steele will superintend the work Of
solicitors and statesmen.
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Southern Ioua Items

man left soon afterward on his trip.
but te!ephoned the robbery to the po-
lice when he arrived at the roundhouse.
JaclSman' stated that he was passing
under the "A avenue yiaduct on his way
to the Rock Island raundhonse. The
first intimation he had Of anyone being
in his Immediate vicinity was when he
was struck on the head by fair sized
and reasonably. hard fist. He turned
around and WIS confronted by re-
volver held sf c1osgsDskximity to his
head, and demAnt ks4le hand over
his money Jackman ihnnsa lately COM
piled and the cilaps5d the gun with
one hand removed HE money with the
other,and handedfhe empty purse back
to his victim.
Dss Moinss. 's''>v5s.'.'
Fort Dodge goes wet by techni-
cality of law. Valley Junction will SO
dry. or II Fort Dodge goes dry. then
valley. Junc ton will.Ee wet, says SUI
perintendent ". c. Barber OF the Iowa
Anti-saloon Lea gue: Actbrdi1s TO ME-.
Barber, who >e,iccekdsd m s.obping the
canvass Of the last saloon statement
of consent by writ OF certiorarl IN
Fort Dodge, an interesting point or IA"
is at stake. The liquor interests are
defending the Valley Junction state
ment Of consent circulated since the
election held;to exteEa corporation bor-
ders on the ground that the legal sur
ffciency of signatures can be oaseo Oh
that FeleeHa,. In t1fense ~ the .last
statement 81 consent circulated IN fort
Dodge the liquor interests argued tnst
the legal srlfficiency of consent sAouio
be based or preceding election. me
hearing on the Fort Dodge case mas
been set for Apri! rs. II this coHteh-
ton is held to he good by the court,
then the contention ihe!d In defense OIL
the Valley Junction case VIII Dc ~
valid. saws Superintendent Barber.
Shenandoah.
Buster. the great Dane dog belong
ing to Father Toher, Is no more. Inc
heart of many child in Shenandoah
aches. for Buster and the kiddies were
ALWAYS great friends. He was the
largest dog in Shenandoah, perfect
specimen Of the brute creation. stand
ing nearly four feet high. He WAS
gentle as a kitten and delighted IN
having romp with his little play
mates playing as long as he could find
anyone to play with. Saturday after
noon Father Toher noticed the dog
acting strangely and kept an eye on
him all afternoon. Toward evening the
dog was taken worse and Father Toher
tied him under the back porch to await
further developments. BY Sunday
morning the animal was raving mad.
tearing the earth and eating it, froth-
ing at the mouth and showing all other
symptoms Of rabies. Father Toher at
once barrtcaded the back porch. mailing
the place up tight 30 there was no, pos
sible chance for escape on the part Of
the animal All day the short, sharp.
barks Of the animal were heard in that
neighborhood. Some time in the night
death came and ended the suffering Of
the big animal.