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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-05

President Hamilton reported to the
meeting that thirty-fiye new members
had been enrolled during the week,
among them former Mayor George FL.
Hartford. The league now numbers
go members.
The league decided to hold a series
of meetings in every ward of the ci.-~
MONDAY and evening meeting..MX
held III Terious- sectt5HHg~-esne City.
The headquarters Of the league have
been furnished attractively, and 1t was
announced by Chairman Ely Of the
house committee that arrangements
had been made to keep them open day
md night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-05

WHO hays once ana aeAin threatsnsd TO
Evs to that whole fne body Of Italians
who have enriched American life a repu-
tstion which they did not deserve. Ger
tainly the rtaliansI have known and hon
orad hsss constituted one Of the most in
terestfns and admirable elements In our
American life. Very sincerely yours.
WOODROW WILSON.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-05

Governor Wilson has already made
good every promise he made to the
people of this state" said Mr.. New
man. HE astonished the old time
politicians because he proved to them
that he meant to keep his every pledge.
His record Is a remarkable one because
of the great amount OF good he ac-
complished in a short time. He has
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-05

6NP which ordinarily it would take
| years of agitation to obtain. He has
proved that he Is a real leader of the
people. No greater boon could come
to the country than his election to the
p~residencY.N
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-05
ORANGE WILSON MEN ACTIVE.
WyUH

Addressed by the President of Essex
County's Woodrow Wilson Lawyers
League.
with the election of Woodrow VIII
o as governor of this state a new
era opened up for the people of New
Jersey, and with the election of Wood
row Wilson as president a new ara
III n
mn De-esrHtl u w
United States" SO declared Jacob l..
Newman. president of the Woodrow
Wilson Lawyers league, at a large
meeting of the Woodrow Wilson League
of Orange last week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-05

Don't forget that when you cast
your ballot 1t must be either for vii
sen or against him. Your prediction
for this or the other candidate for del
egate must give way to the larger
question involved.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-05
m ss1s Sample Trousers LA

Just purchased the entire
sample line OF one OF New
York's first pants manufac-
turers, and tomorrow, while
they last, we place them on
special sale at the extraor-
binary price OF 1924. Made
OF good quality mercerized
worsted and cashmere, in a
good range of patterns.
Sizes 81 to "A waist. Not
more than two pairs to one
customer. No mail or phone
orders filed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-05

Campaign lies are thicker than the
clouds of mosquitoes that hover over
the Jersey meadows in August. Bry-
an nailed one the other day when he
denied that Champ Clark was his
choice. Nothing had occurred to alter
his good opinion of Governor Wilson.
he said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-05
POLITICAL COMMENTS.

North Dakota keeps in the limelight.
Not content with giving a slap to the
aspirations of Terrible Teddy by in
dorsing Senator La Toilette, it chose a
Democratic delegation made up of ten
enthusiastic Wilson men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-05

Watch Wisconsin, April 2 ii will
hold preferential primaries, and 1t is
dollars to doughnuts that the Wilson
supporters will sweep the state.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28

.Gas lit mabr. oorau babe i'd
gar nidt scoatt."
,aber, menn Gle erl1uben, Damn
fommt morgen dbeno meine Shne-
tier itatt meiner uno ih bleibe 10
Ianse gu Saniei"
,Gdor, mein Sobnl lln0 bier
parte mall - iollt ou gleih nod
EN- gutterbrot fir lie haben, oas
fam iie beute obeno eiienl llno
Sanne, hoIe NAL Elm BOAR gier aus
Ser Speiiefammer un6 elm @eiB.
6rctten oo5ii. oos nimm fir oeine
franfe Mutter mitl llno morgen
mill ih ielbit nod ibr ieben fom.
men. go, uno nun eeb beiml" Mit
riihrenoen Gdnfesnorten pero6.
ifieoete iid Der anabe uno lief,
reid belaoen, ifnea oopon.
am anoern Gage beiud)te Srnll
Sortmann Die franfe Srou. nno oa
tie fid BON Der groBen Got Der So.
miIie iiber5eugte. 10 idlidte iie ibr
@el6 uno oebensmitte[. oamit Die
aranfe iid erit einmal pieoer er.
hoIen fonnte. Seoen a6eno ober
fam ser ornie Gno6e ODER feline
5dweiter su 6artmanns. Inn einen
Seler marine Srtppe gu eiien nno
Elm gutferbrot All befommen. uno
ieSesmol mar Die fleine @rete IN
Ser Slide uno frelife lid. wie es
Sen ainoern idimedte. Sic ielbii
ober idamte iih, iemals wieoer miB-
mutia in ibrem Siipphen heritm-
sul0ffeIn nno i'm Sersen noh etuas
5u perlanaen. oos ibrem 8eifmad
better suioate. ltnS rpenn lie am
Mittoastiif oas @ebet iprah:
.oie6er Soft. fir Speii' uno Grant
iaoen mir Sir COB uno Sanfl".
fiihIte lie BON nun an Den Sinn Die.
fer @orte hotte lie ooh NIT eiaenen
auaen aeieben, pie meb Der Sun.
ger hit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28

ni9t als 2nit gu empfinbsn, bersn
man iia felf5erto entlebist 10 gut es
gebt, fonoern man foIlte IiG bebadt
iein, NIT ieinen @aben ben gmpfdnz
ger in ieineHt befonoeren @sien unD
9ei4mad 3u treffen.
Wie nun erit redt bsim Sdenten
innerbalb Ser Gamilie, unter 8ers
ipanoten! r9as iinnloit @9enfen -"
fngt apenarius - nbebeutet allidbrli9
cine u~ngebeuere rationale @eri9pena
bung bon araft in ieoerlei Sim, Ell
nen Muftpano on s3eit uno @eoanfen,
an @tlo uito 9lrbeit Der l1le1ter=
bings als Grgebnis elm gli1ts bat.
Meniser ais Elm Nihts: einen fprts
ipirtenOen Sdooen, neil eiiterieits
bas 10 8eri9entte @utem uno Riibz
li9em. grfrsulifem uno Sa0nsm
Ben 9allm luegnimmt, anOerfeits neil
Oieler pertloie aram Sdaifer uno
gef9entte serabesn ipesaieht bon IT.
iter 9ettdltung Des geberS dlS 1hoz
men ausoruds Der fpirtenben Rrdfte,
oas befaet: BON Rultur.1
@epiB. es lit nidt leidt uno erfors
Oert Elm liebepoaes uno OulofameE
8~erltdnonis Der an0eren, Gjeident,
10 alsauDdblen. OuB lie Dem Gmp=
5dnger lpirtiide SreuOe bereiten, bod
Is lit cine oanfbare Mufgabe. Die
6reuoe oes 8tfdentten 1T Der idUn,
ie 2obn.
Neben nenen, Die gang planlos
bOrsebeu. sibt Is anOert, Die seraos
oas ihenteu, mas fe felbit lid min
ihen. sic t0nnen ii4 nidt Deettn,
1872
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28

.@utter lit idon LANCE framf
uno liegt gu gett. Meine SfDe.
tier. Die elm Sabr finger lit oils i'd.
fodjt uns ionit cine Suppe, a6er
B~eitern idon mar unier @clo an
gnoe. 0arum Gin ih beute friib mil
Streidbol5ern uno Shubnidie aui
Den SonoeI geeanger, Inn uns @elo
gu ueroiencn." 8n1nit wcIte Der
Hnabe ieinen fleineu 8a~renfaiten.
Der aif Dem Stubl on Der Cir
itanb, pieoer nit Dem 9eoerriemen
nm ben SaIs bdnecn unO fortseben.
aber @retes Nutter. Die unberrerft
binter ser aiifentiir geitonoen uno
oos @eiprGh ibres Sohterhens nit
ongeb0rt bate. trat iest oui Den
anoben Su uno iagte: .@a6 Dir
oenn niemano etrpos 8u eiien In ben
SGuiern no ou oeine @aren an.
boteit2"
,Neinl" ontruortete er. .aber ih
babe ouh Inn ni6tS sebeien. 9etteln
nj ih nihtl"
.Nefi ioi" Io6te @retes Wutter.
Aber moraen abenb fomm MIR ute.
Der 5u inns I'm oieie 3eitl 8ir ia.
ben INNER Suppe fir Did iibrig.
Mein SGdterden nil ibren Eeler
.pon niemals au%ieiien." Mit eroBen.
eritaunten augen lob Der annbe oas
feline R1oden an, ods iif nun elm
penig ideu on Mutters Settle
oriidte.
Die id0ue Suppe masit ou
nidt9" iagte er. ~8ie frob miiroc
meine ShpeIter iein, wertn iie 70.
mas 6ef1mel"
Sra mein Slin1e, oonn bring tie
nur morgen nbeno aud mitl"
meinte oie cute Sran Sartmaiin.
@retes Mutter.
.1os aeht nidltl" antfportete Der
9nabe. Gins muB BET Muttern
6Ieiben; MIR tonnen tie bod nift
oIIein liegen lniien."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28
Som Sdsafea.

@s lit nobl oas @eroienft oes
S,rniftpartfreiIes uno 9~irerbunoes.
in nsuerer 3eit ipieOerAolt sinbrttlgz
lih quf Sic 1lnfultur binNtpieien gu
boben. Die in Dem tonpentionellen
.sdenten liegt. ipie es iid nit 9tlte
unIerer MaTenartitel< uno 9dilsz
oreuelinouFrie beraussebiloet bat.
8er ga dus irgeuopelden @raaoeH,
q. g. nm Sic 8eibnadts5eit ooer gum
Seburtstag, iemano befdenten milb,
Ser oe6t meiit unntittelbar porher IN
Iirqeno einen 2aoen in Der gripars
tuno. etfuas gu finoen, bas auf ben
erIten Mnblid bdbi4 ausliebt, babel
nidt bel fpItet unO, pberflddli9 sea
nommen, fiir Sen 8ei4entten gu poll
len fd1eint. Ratiirlid finoes sr audi
INNER etpds. Denn ipo5n iino oenr
IonIt bic @erfdufer uno gertduferins
men Da! Mel9e Gefiihle oas @es
fhenf na6ber in Dem gmpfdnaer
pedt. lit freilid cine annert Sadie.
|8ie oft mag mander 10 gefdentte
irorimmig geoa6t baben: Mas foa
mir bloB bas Ding oaI, ~ma9reno
81 hDflid ldAelno Ole Gabe in Gmps
Tona nabm. Nie penig miro bod
I'm Iplden inns Gbnliden TGnen Der
|eiosntlids 3ped oes Sdcntsns in
ebren aebolteu, ser bod 1T uno fein
Ifpl. Sreuoe Su eripeden. Dos foate
Iieoer ins Muse faIfen, nno aud tper
Irsine Suflidteitsseldente gu fauten
ae8uungsn II, ioItc periuder, Dies
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28

rNidt mebr onrf mfrs 9dumlein
trallern,
GaB id inn iein alcio geralibt.
Greilid LANCE wiros uidlt oauern,
limb idon mieoer its belaiibt.
God in5piidlen lofts erleben,
CAB Id nidli 10 erauiig let;
Neuen Shmud mill i'd ibm geben,
Tes iid ieoermarn erireA.
Griid. ibr @olfen, ienft eil6 nieoerl
2eat cilf iiber 6elO uno Sainl
6iinef elm 0eg g1umleinS @lieoer
DnB es gI6n5t wie eoellielnl
Qsber nod)ts iolIt ibr Is ifmilden.
W1umlein merf es icIber niht;
NISbIid ftrohl es nit gut8ilfen
Mprgcns in bet Come Sldhtl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28
Ger }l)iutsr mo nas Banmlein.

ltno oIs nun Ole bunfeln Sfatten
8ifen Dor Der Come @lan5.
Stanos auf blenoeno meiben @at.
ten
Sdon in oiamantnem aran5,
StrabIte, gldn3te potter 6reuoen,
glidte ieoen ireunolid an;
Sid an ieinem Sdmud 81 meioen,
Sam Der anabe uno Der Nann.
oeben pnro auf alien @egcrt.
9dumlein Iadte auh Dor 6reub,
ltuo es iiel Elm Sternenregen
QIingeno BON Dem Strahlenflei6.
Ronfer modlte mohI lid iagcn
9ei Dem 4nblid oieIer 8radt:
@ia mid nidt nit 8rincn plnocn.
8renoe fommt oft iiber Nad)t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28
Dumaer tut ,urb.

6eioen nidt in ser Sortietuis lei.
ner WabI5eit Itoren.
u@er lit oenn 0ns, Sanne24
f~liiitert @rete.
uginer, Der bitteren Sun1er bat.
pie Oh iiebitl@ gi6t Sanne sur ant.
Eort. llno oaS feline Dfdofen bleibt
regunaslos al Der Gin iteben inns
beo6ahtet Den anobcn. Der o6ue
ouf3uld)ouen Den 90fieI immer pie.
Ser in Die Sdiiiel talldlt, oie aG3n
beiBe Suppp cifrig 6laieno fiiblt
lnb NIT @ebagen pcridludt. Gas
0e6t 10 longe. bis Der groBe Gapi
gang leer lit oo crit idout Der Sun.
&c aitf iino iiebt oas fleinc Ndoden
NIT groben slngen an.
Gas mar gut!~ iogte er ouf..
ilebcilo uno bcn 5nppcnnapi otii
oen Gid iteacno. sGanfc allh picI.
malSl"
.gSic bciBcit on oenn?" fragf
Crete, an oelt anabcn bcrautrcicno.
.8ris gromann."
Limo no mehnIt 0u2@ /.
,Sn Ser @~erbergaile."
o&ait on oenn iold)cn Sllngcr
gebabt2"
ga" iaatc Der anooe, rocurl
i'd babe beute nihts meiter ocgei.
ien ole cine Nrotriaoc, Die id nod
in ser Soide batte."
sat Sir Ocnll 0cinc Mnttcr fem
Mittogbrut aegeben2"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28

Ghon mieOer mill Sic iii1fj1brige
Crete lire abenoiuppe nidlt oui.
eIien. Sic I0iielt uno lofielt BARN
berllm, fontmt o6er nidt ali Den
@runo, neil tie ~ieocsnlol ben Sofiel
ftur boIbooa uimnt uno baum nod
nift einnial bal6 lecr ibt, Die llebe
Mutter nuib bente, wie allc Iaga
mil ibr idelteu, un0 oaS lit nner'
freuIid fir beioe geilc.
GA fommt Die alte Same iliS
gimner. Inn oas @cidirr a65nrdli-
men. iuib idIdgt Die Sdroe 5uionr
men ais iic iiebt, Dab @retes Gel.
Ter nod balls coa iii. egla, lomas!a
faat lie 1rgerlid. r2odf id oodl
bu miiBteit MI al lang iertig iein.
Mu, wclin OH Die quite Mildlnppe
nid)t maait, gib lie MIR ber! u
brauben iist ciner, Der iBt aid oas
nod, anil"
Geueierig 6ebt Crete ben aopf.
,Mer iii benz oa, Sanne2"
,Aomm MIR mitl" lagte oiele,.
,Mirit idon icbenl4
Mlg beioc in Die Slide eintreteit
fibt 81 am Serb ani cincm SAcnlel
Gin Dub ii drmIiden geilIdten
aleiocrn, oer bdit einct arcbell
Mapi mariner Suppe oil Dem SdjoB
ais Sem I'll ciirig luiieIf. Ter Sim.
Qer iiebf ibnl ans ben bo6len Allae1
ms Sem Qhaeschrten @ciid)t oldb
JSbt al iid ollrd ben Giniriit oer
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28

(9reiiilbig,)
Grit meinem Grlteu ipobl berie6n
Maait BIT Dem StoB BON SpieB mlo
2dn3e
@eirolfeu Nuts entaeqengr6n.
qts Sen sipei 9eeten fpirlt on Sebn
Gin aroBlidl 6dBlidi Eier erife6n,
Gas icber lherit iuie SIob uno @anse.
Cab grob, balb fIein fnnnft bu nas
@anae
Am Wcer uno anf DEM 2anoc ie9u.
ilnD icbes trdgt. Inn iih GIT idlmiiden,
critic itol3 alif ieirem @itdett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28

info h. AnipuIt (au einem
IansftIdstsn. Der iein alibi nudpeiieu
|lo0). .Montag ubenO fino sic in
Scr aneipe gsitben poroen, Diensidg
|cbenO Su Gdus; no dbtr iraren sic
|pdbrsn0 Der 3iDif6en5eifg" hinge
[tIaetsr: r9Qa. untertpegs!'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28
Ratfel= uno Sptelecke.
8atiel.

@atiel.
/.
Sd fbphn IN einem iteiuernen 5aiis.
flea ih uerboraen un0 ifldte;
God id trete herpor, ih ellie hernus.
@eforoert nit e~ilerner 8afte.
Grit bin i'd mldeinbar ihlpdh nno
Helm,
grid fam oeln atem be3lpinaeni
Gin 9ieqentropien ihon lnu9t MIDI elm.
bod, MIR uadien I'M Siege ole Sfnlns
gen;
Renn Bic mdftine S6iueIter th Al
mir peiellt.
grpads Id gum furht5arn @ebicte-
Der @elt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28

Gin petteriuenOiId Snuafraulein
Edort bod in unieru 5of bereini
oar 3ierliA tan3ts auf elnem geIf1
Sni Nemn, Sturm mo Soinenld)eln.
Gs oreRt iid redts. es oreht lib llnts,
Is 0reht Iih aud I'M areiie rings;
co fanst es ohne Striimpf uno Sdllp.
atadlt Sic @llIif iidl ieIbit oa3n;
npdl febrt es tets in iprober Hnb
Gem, Ser Is BRETT. oca Ruden du.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28

Sod iibt auf 6albperiaunem Chrome,
Siod, hdlt bic pielumitrittne arone
Sic alie G6nigin 0er 8elt,
Die niendIs pohl uonl Chrome tduf.
Dph miait DH leien Iic. bon btnteti.
q ipirit DIT eiuen aDniJ firoen.
Ser berritt, ieitoem Ole 8elt befteht,.
Sea yieid nllr nit Der Welt ueraebt.
sic i1ieBt nidlt eipig Gonnerfelie,
God eipig treiieu feline Eretle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28

Id 6ah cia tueiseS @laul,
3ltm Erin!en uienlals fanl
SeooM mein S1IS lit idlniaI.
Sen muB id) icoesnInl,
@efpmm i'd luaS gu ld,medpn,
III: eiren onDern itcden;
20 ionImt meilt Erinfen nud
2uant sem frcnf0en @nuh.
4asin groit lit: iencm bridlt
Man oft ben 4olS, mir nid]t'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28

t3fpetiiIbia).
3tpei Sil6en. iou6erbar berein,
Sin6 etpia grant lid, eiuia feinb;
9ein 8anb lit. baS Die beiben hdlt.
gle flieben iidl bon @elt al 8elt.
llnD Seitnpdl, men Die erite pInat,
gSeit lie Die sineite bon uuS idot,
Ser ihafft bas @an8e germ ii1 an,
3ab or Ser eriten ipebren lam.
8is ipieoerilm uadl fnrser Belt
Sic sipeite iieaet fpeit lnb brett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28
Sf u u u

Der M1tiel i'm Gpnntaasbiett urn
is. December.
/, Sic Gdere.
9. Nihts.
8. Ser Spiegel.
a. Sic Stride.
5. Ser @rief.
6. Sic Nua.
I. Gas &ao in elmer SaidennGr.
s. Sic Striimpfe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28

(GreiiiIbis.(
Sic eriten ,fpei ftnb untertan.
@an feat tie uteiit oes @oraeus at;
Sic brittle III Elm untertun
Sen mo uiht gut entbehren lam.
Gus @on3e III elm llnterfdn.
@iro unfer ben 3~tpeiten llntertan
@dns mtertdniaf4 hinuntereetnn.
@oranf Der critic untertan
Com @au3en miro herinteraetnn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28

.es III nidt in gpanierb
g.ber iii Granien;
e. lit nidt IN 8ien,
9l6er In Berlin.
@s lit nidt i'm glaint
Mo6l abcr i'm RHcin;
@s lit nidJt in MeibeH
gpo6l aber in 8renben.
gs lit tcin Gorf 10 Helm.
Sizes Sing muB orinnc leil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28

Dap anoere sleiasiltig ldBt. mas fe
erfreut. ODER, man berfud)t iGon in
ben Sbeentreis 0es gu 8,t4entenoea
.ein3uorinsen. aber man Dlei6t an Der
0berflGde uno beleioiet sen 81
Idmad oes 8etroffsnen nurA Dilst@
tantismus. 2eiosr f0roert uniere
Observation-Disclosures Ole Gsoanfsnz
unb @eldmadloiigteiten 70 fehr. Wsa
ibr entgeben min. Der fanse Dor allen
beiasiten an, 3u iberlegen uno aud
at taufen. Mit @ei1enten, Die mon
in oen leBten Saaen in 6alt uno aeBt
erfanoen bat, miro man ielien 6rtla
5. MAIDEN, ipenn man iih nidt idou
fd1mt, tie an5ubieten, ipeil mon ihs
men glein anmerfen muB, fpis lpeuia
2ibe auf iie peripa,ot lDaroe.
unperbeferIih Gtus
bent: .gei Der Muttipn I'M 2eihbolit
babe i'd belite cine IfOne llhr sritans
ben
Grenno. nDds VI ia aroBerlI9.
3sis nal her!A
@tubent: sd babe iie glsif oort>
selaHen!1
Ginfddbuns, rQBie i'd b0r<
t,. haiten Sic fdDnes ped.
Sbnsn 5inb Der 8ilhboIter init BET
SoiI. llnb Der AaKierer nit Sbrtr
sSral an einem Gage burhgegun8snMS
- aaufmann: .Sd, Der 1un1oIter
mar fhpu INNER ber Gei6titerel~
Mertmirbig. .Gs it q.
iiaunlid! Bel ben Nsriiorbersn ast9t
hmmer ipie alt Re fno, Bel ben Hsa4
geburentn - ritmuls!&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
AMERICAN HOSPITAL IN PARIS.

The vigilant Senate, particularly Ire
Democratic SIDE. which is on the alert 20
ossau any bill 70 Incorporate an American
institution which IS benevolent In purpose
and Is in q foreign field. passed without oo-
lection to-day bill incorporating the Amer
icar Uospital Of Paris introduced 10y Sena-
TOR OGorman. The ncw institution. the
building for which is completed. escaped
tho criticiem that similar bill for the III
corporatIon Of the American Academy III
Rome met at the hands Of Senator bah'I
come time ago To-days action by the
democrats Is all the more surprising ne
corse of the fact that J. Pierpont Morgan
Ia one Of the board OF governors, tho usual
assumption being that the name Of Morgan
mr. Rockefeller connected with benevolent
euterprise raises the suspicion that II 10
merely a cloak for some diabolIcal scheme
"a boodwink Congress into Incorporating q
combination which ultimately Will swailo"
the United states. The chief reason FOR
the incorporation of the American hospital
f. that II will be IN a position 20 receive
'epacies and requests. The first board ~
goverrors. according 20 the terms Of the
hill IL 10 consist OF John II. HarJes, John
7 IIor, II. j. Harjcs, Henry CachaTd' =
r. r. Bddle. w. s. Dalliba, DR.. Edmund l.
eros. L. ITuffer Or. \. J. Magnin, Frank
H. Mason, j. Pierpout Morgan. !. w.
Sharon. II. 4. Van Bergen and DR.. Crosby
Whitman. o. ~ H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
GREATER SAFETY ON LAKES
New Rule for More Lifeboats To
Be Enforced.
ITrom The Tribun. Buroau !

Washington. May 2l.-'rhres members OF
the executive committee OF the United
states Steamboat Inspection Service con-
ferred with the Secretary OF Commerce ana
Labor to-day relative TO changes I'm the
rules and regulations governing ocean
going steamers in respect to carrying annie
nfeboat protection. The conference VIII be
continued tomorrow.
Acting under the authority OF Section iasS
the committee promulgated new rules on
May !, requiring all steamships plying tho
ocean TO carry lifcboats sufficient 10 ac-
commodate every passenger and member Of
the crew. Before then the number OF RE
boats was based on the tonnage rather thnn
the number OF persons carried The opera
ton Of the new rule. and steps 10 compel
their enforcement Were discussed a tho
conference to-day.
Members Of the executive committee at
tending the conference are George Uhler.
inspector general; Henry Seelcy, Of tho I'd
District New York, and Nils Z. Nelson, Of
the 9Th District. Cleveland. Mr. Nelson's
presence means that attention will be paid
TO better protection on the Great Lakes.
Since the titanic tragedy emphasized the
inadequacy OF protection TO passengers on
ocean-gCing steamships, much legislation
looking toward reform has been proposed.
Several bills have been submitted 10 tae
Department Of Commerce and Labor FOR
It's approval, and the recommendations Of
the inspectors probably will be embodied
in any report on present conditions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
NO TOLLS FOR U. S. SHIPS
House Wants Panama Canal Free
for Coastwise Vessels.
IFrorn the Trltune Bureau J

Washington. May 2l.-After long debate
the House late to-day by vote OF lop 10 !"
,dcnted the Doremus amendment TO the
panama Canal bill provluing that ships en-
.,.oed IN the coastWise trade OF the United
states shall not pay tolls for the use OF
,,e canal A record vote on this amend
won't will he taken when the measure is
nut on its final passage on thursday
Meanwhile the anti-ship subsidy element III
toe House will try TO muster enough votes
IN overthrow the action taken In commit
tee OF the Whole to-day
while the Interstate and Foreign COM
yo.rcc committee was defeated in It's de-
termination 10 prevent preterenuai TONS
Cos. American owned vessels, II succeeded
IN rotaining a substitute for section H.
,,biob cIosas the canal TO all vessels owned
~ dominated by railroads. This section
olso amends the interstate commerce ac'
nv. a radical provision that no railroad SUD,
,lct 20 The Interstate commerce laws snah
h. permitted to hold stock, directly OF III
airectlv. in a competing steamship line.
representative Malby. Of New YORK 'rieo
20 amend this section 50 es to hnllt l'S
onerat,on only to the Panama Canal
Ntalbv. 20 close the canal 10 sucn ships
7 do not think We should go further ana
without mature consideration amend the
law so az TO require al railroads to se!I
their steamship holdings throughout me
Dnt,re country. ! know Of some steamship
tines which cannot exist except throush
limitations with railroads, and this viii be
r,c,v 10 our entire system OF commerce
and transportation.
Mr.. Malby's amendment was 1851 on 1"
iva ,oce vote and the committee plan was
ru, through. A record vote Will also DC
,o<cn on this section Of the BIZ on 1nu'S-
day.
Long and loud applause greeted the an
.ronncement that the free tolls advocates
I,sd won an initial victory In non-partsah
cgbt Both Democrats and Repunhcans
fror the Pacidc Coast states led the op-
,.osjtiou to the conr,itteo programme.
chairman AGamson, IN charge OF the o'I'
,.r,dicted tonight that u lot OF members
rr;1, have 60 do explaining back home II
,l,ev are not here Thursday 20 vote against
eric shin subsidy"