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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-01-17


Washington, D. c., Jan. 1.-THE
Democratic and Republican leaders in
the House of Representatives today
agreed that there was little likelihood
of Congress adjourning before August
next. 1t was said that this probability
largely influenced the Democrats in
choosing Baltimore as the national
convention city. The Republicans
will have a more awkward situation
tn deal with in holding their conven-
tion in Chicago with Congress in ses-
sion. The condition of Congress being
in session during national convention
periods has not existed since 1892.
Lorimer Committee Delayed.
Washington, D. c.. Jan. 17.-The
Lorimer committee met today and i'm
Mediately adjourned its inquiry until
tomorrow because of indisposition OF
Elbridge Hanecy, attorney for Mr.
Lorimer.
In seseion us@l sueast.
Washington, D. G., Jan. 1T eX
Dect Congress to be in session unit
August L. said Speaker Champ CLARK
today, "as I see no chance of com
pieting the important work before us
ir time before the national conven
tions. I have cancelled several speak
ing engagements so that I could re
main here and assist in the work"
IF the tariff bills are not delayed
too long. in the Senate" said Demo
cratic Leader Underwood, I'VE may
be able to get through in June, but
it does not look very favorable now.
Democrats Are Loafina.
Republican Leader Mann said: "I
looks as though We were stuck for {
lcng session. The Democrats are
loafng in the House and as long as
they continue to procrastinate, We
shall not be able to enact much legis
lation."
Would Cause Country to Sit Up
Washington, D. c., Jan 17.-An ad
verse report on the "Culberson reso
| luton to investigate money coririhn
| tons to Influence the elections of No
vember 4, 1904, and Nov. 8, 190S," was
indicated today by the Senate Commit
tee on contingent expenses. Seaatol
Culberson. however. insisted thai he
would press his proposition and tna
lie had facts which Wuu. d intereoy Tx
country.
| Adverse to Cummins Amendment.
Washington, D. c., Jan. 1.-THE
| Senate Committee on foreign rela
tions today decided to report adverse
| ly the Cummins amendment to the ar
bitration treaties involving arbitra
| ton by France, and Great Britain O.
differences with other and smaller
countries.
| Hitchcock Wants to Know.
Washington, D. c., Jan. 17-Th
| Hitchcock resolutioh demanding tt
| know what law, treaty or agreement
/ existed to warrant sending American
troops into China provoked livel!
discussion in the Senate foreign rela
tions committee today and finally
was referred to a subcommittee.
/ House Isn't Interested.
! Washington, D. c., Jan. 1.-THE
threatened intervention in Cuba dit
rot stir much interest in the House tc
), day.
Il feel confident said Chairma'
i Sulzer of the Foreign Affairs Commit
) tee. that the Cubans will be able t,
settle their own affairs. So far as
can see there is no necessity at pres
ent for interference on the part o
the U. S. government"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-01-17
CALL FOR FIRST
STATE LEGISLATURE

- - ~ - ~ - ~ - - - = - J
= Whereas, by Section 20 of :
= Article XXI of the Constitu- :
y tion of the State of New Mex
y leo, it is required that the ,
\ Governor of the State of New !
= Mexico, Immediately upon his ,
y qualifying and entering upon ,
y the duties of his Office, shall is
y sue his proclamation conven- ,
y ing the legislature at the seat
y of government on a day to be
y specified therein, not less than
y thirty nor more than sixty !
y days after the date of said
y proclamation:
y Now, therefore, I, William
y c. Mcdonald, Governor of the
y State of New Mexico, having
y qualified and entered upon the
= duties of my Office, do hereby
y convene the legislature of the
y State of New Mexico in the
y Capitol building at the city of
odAlti Inv oCoI VI 6ONClh~
y ment, on the eleventh day of
y March, A. D., 1912, at twelve
= o'clock noon.
y In testimony whereof l have
< hereunto set my hand and
= caused the seal of the State of
y New Mexico to be affixed, at
= the city of Santa Fe, in the
= State of New Mexico, on this
= the 18th day Of January, A. D.,
y 1912.
= WILLIAM C. MCDONALD,
y By the Governor:
= ANTONIO LUCERO,
= Secretary of the State of
= New Mexico.
y (SEAL)
e e e e e. - e e e e - e. e e.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-01-17
MILITIA AND
STRIKERS CLASH
Parade of Workers Would
Not Swerve Aside for
National Guard
Men Belabored With Clubs, but
No Serious Injury Inflicted
on Rioters.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Lawrence, Mass, Jan. 17.-Three
thousand striking textile workers and
nilitiamen clashed today when the
former refused to change the line of
march of parade and attempted to
force the soldiers line The militia
men belabored their assailants with
clubs, but no one was seriously hurt
although many We're badly bruised
and several women and children were
tiampled on.
Strikers HurI Tin Cans.
Lawrence, Mass. Jan. 1.-THE par
aders hurled bricks. stones, tin cans
and pieces of ice at the militiamen,
and several soldiers were struck with
the missiles. After the crowd had
Qlieted, the soldiers allowed the strik-
ers to pass into the mill district.
Many Return to Work.
Lawrence, Mass, Jan. 17.-Tncreas-
ed numbers Of mill operatives went
tC work today in the security guaran-
teed by continued presence in the mill
district of eight companies of the
state militia. There were slight dis
tLrbances at two small mills, but no
actual clashes between the troops and
the strikers.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-01-17
: = y y \ y y y y y y y y
{. c. ABBOTT MAY
BE FEDERAL JUDGE.
President Taft May Hold OFF
Until Next Week in Max
ing Appointments.

y Special to the New Mexican.
y Washington, D. c., Jan. II,
= Indications are that the
y names of the New Mexico ap-
y pointees for the federal Judge
y ship, United States marshall
y and United States attorney
y may not be sent to the Senate
\ until next Wednesday on ac-
y count of the violent opposition
y that has arisen. The regular
y state organization of New Mex
y leo is pressing hard in t-eir
\ endorsements of Secundino
\ Romero for U. S. marshal and
y Stephen B. Davis for United
y States attorney, but might be
y disposed to accept Edmund c.
\ Abbott of Santa Fe for the fed
\ eral judge III place of William
y II. Pope, or some other stall
y wart Republican against whom
\ there is no opposition. There
=. is however, no indication of
X charges against Davis, his ap-
= pointment merely awaiting ac-
y ton on Romero and Pope.
\ Judge E. c. Abbott is expected
y here in the course Of the next
= few days.
is 1t is understood that Judge
y Pope's name had been sent in
= on Monday to the Senate, but
y that a member of the Judiciary
- Committee then asked Presi-
y dent Tat to withdraw the
IS name, and the President decid-
y ed to do so, temporarily, at
y least. The fight is complicat-
is ed by the Prohibition and 9TH
= er issues.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-01-17
new YORK HAS
TWO BIG FIRES
Flames in Twenty. Two Story
Kpickerbocker Building
Cause Trouble
7.ST0RY WAREHOUSE SWEPT
Two Firemen Seriously Injured
andLoss Amounting to$125,.
900 Inflicted.

BY Special Leased Wire to New Mexican, ,
New York, n. Y, Jan. ia Stub
born fire on the ground floor of the
twenty-second story office building
owned by the Knickerbocker Trust
Company at Broadway and Exchange
Place, gave the financial district some
moments of trepidation early today.
The blaze was within few hundred
feet of the stock exchange, but was
got under control before it could
spread beyond the building where it
started. The loss will not exceed
| 100000.
Warehouse Fire.
New York, N. Y, Jan. 1.-THE sew
en-story warehouse of the Terminal
Storage Company, occupying full
city block near the north river water
front between 9th and 2Sth street,
and containing merchandise valued at
| more than $10,000,000 was swept by
| fire today. The fire was discovered a
| few minutes after midnight. 1t was
not under control until Gas o'clock,
| when the loss was estimated at ST..
250,000.
Fire alarms sounded in quick sac
| cession, summoned to the scene prac.
| tically every available piece of fire
| fighting apparatus from all Manhat
tan and this was reinforced by five
| fire boats.
There was no loss of life, but two
! fremen were seriously injured.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-01-17
AEDICATiON WILL BE
DISCUSSED ON FRIDAY.
Empress DoWaqer and Princes of I'm.
periaI Clan will Decide Then
Whether to Retire.

(By Special Leased Wire to New MeXycanl
Peking, Jan. 17.-No definite action
was taken at the conference of the
princes of the imperial clan with the
Empress Dowager today. The discus
sion of the subject of abdication was
postponed until Friday, owing to the
slight indisposition of Premier Yuan
Shi Kai. Certain of the princes de-
clare that the abdication from the
throne is pending.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-01-17
DEMOCRATIC GAME
IS FOR DELAY
Congress Will Be in Session
During the National
Conventions
SUPPLY VESSELS FOR PANAMA
President Taft Sends Message
on Government Economy
and Efficiency.
! (By Special Leased Wire to New Mexicanl
! SIS NN y N<& y NxN y y

y Senate.
v In session at D. m.
= Lorimer inquiry adjourned
y until tomorrow because of At :
y torney Hanecy's illness.
y House. \
y Met at noon. \
y President Taft submitted a =
y message on government .econo-
y my. =
y Miscellaneous bills on the =
\ calendar considered. =
= Investigation of International =
y Harvester Company urged by
Y witnesses before rules commit =
y tee. =
y Secretary Meyer before In =
\ terstate Commerce Committee
y advocated government con- =
y struction of % supply vessels \
y for the Panama canal through =
y which the fleet would be sent =
y regularly as part Of the drill =
y exercises.
y Civil service committee
\ heard advocates of old age pen \
= siOns for government employees. =
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-01-17
PRESIDENT TAFT SUFFERS
FROM SEVERE COLD.
Secretary Hilles Is Also Confined to
His Home, and His Assistant
Is Also sneezinq,

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Washington, D. G., Jan. 17-There
is an epidemic Of Field at the White
House. The PresidS Mt was not entire
ly over his cold today, Secretary Hill
les was confined to his home and bed,
and Assistant Secretary Allen was
suffering from the same complaint.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-01-17
WILSON ACCEPTS IRoQUoIs
CLUB LINCOLN DAY INVITE

tBy Special Leased Wire to New Mexcany
Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. 17.-Governor
Woodrow Wilson has accepted the in
vitation of the Iroquois Club to speak
at a luncheon and reception at the
club Lincoln's birthday on February
12, it was announced today.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-01-17
ROBERT BACON CONFIRMED AS
MEMBER OF CORPORATION

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Boston, Mass, Jan. 17-Robert Ba-
con, who resigned as American am
bassador to France. was today con
firmed as a member of the Harvard
corporation at a meeting Of the board
OF overseers in this city.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-01-17
COMMISSIONS OF
NOTAR|ES PUBLIC
They Hold Good Under State
Government Until Their
Expiration
SUPREME COURT IN SESSION
Members Ballot for Terms and
Elect Hugh H. Williams
Chairman.

y y = y y y \ y y y x = y =
y Late this afternoon, Judge H.
y D. Terrell, filed petition on
y behalf of o. l.. Owen of Clovis,
y Democratic candidate for cor
y poration commissioner asking
y for a writ of quo warranto to
y be issued on George H. Van
y Stone, Progressive Republican,
y who yesterday qualified as
y corporation commissioner. A
y petition of intervention on be-
= half of George w. Armiio, Re
y publican candidate for corpora
y ton commissioner, will be filed.
y Van Stone will question the
y jurisdiction of the court. The
y facts in the case are well
= known, 1882 votes cast for Sol
% Owen not being counted for o.
y L. Owen, giving Van Stone a
y majority. Armijo claims fraud
y sufficient to have lost him the
y election.
X x e 4 4 x u y 4 4 4 y & y
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-01-17
PROHlBITIONlSTS WILL MEET
JULY 10 TO II.

(By Special Leased Wire to New MexicanY
Chicago, H., JAN 1.-THE tentative
" selected dates of the National Con-
vention of the Prohibition party at At
lantic City, are July 10, IL, and u, ac-
cerding to an announcement made
from the National headquarters to-
day.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-01-17
NASIR Ell MULk is
DETERMINED TO STEP DOWN

(By Special Leased Wire TO New Mexican,
Teheran, Jan. 17.-Persistent re-
ports are current that the Nasir El
Mulk has determined to resign.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-01-17

Continued on Page Five.)
Washington Journal., 1912-07-20
Die 0emeinSe Ser 9eder.

.Die 8epObner BON @Onisnbeim
in &beinbeTen iinb elm 8Olt, Das
9eder 6eiBt!", 10 f9rieb einmal Elm
in benz bsna9barten Main5 ouf elmer
Snformationsreife anpe1enOer 5rans
sofe in iein Sosebu9. Der CUTE
Monn bat nit Ieiner 8ebouptung
pollfommen re9t. No9 benz AbreBs
bud finb nGmli9 ni9t tpeniger als
POP SousbaltungsborftGnb nit benz
Nomen 8eder in Der 0illen1taot pom
Main3 unIdRig. Re9net man nun
ourdf9nittli9 iebe Samilie oieies
Namens 81 feds periOnen, mas Bel
Der betdnnten Jru9tbarfeit Der
8ederi9en @ippe gepiB oas &i4ti>
&c trtfft. 10 beterbergt Die @emeinoe
gegenpdrtig 1900 perIonen NIT Dem
Ndmen Beder, Oas nnb 20 prD3ent
Der Beb0lterung bes Srtes iiberbaupt.
Nus biefem @runoe 1T es aud bur9s
aus begreifIi9, 6ab iiinsft. aIs auf
einem taufmGnnii9sn Bureau gu
Maina 3pei iunge 2eute angeItelt
purben, bic Tatfa9e febr auffiel. oaB
Der cine aus @onIenteim mar unO
nt9t 8eder hieB, Der dnbere Oaseeen
8tder bieB. aber ni4t aus 9Onfenz
beim mar.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-20
Der miIitarilde @rnh.

8efanntli9 griiBten Sffi5iere unO
Mann19aften Ger alien preuBif4en
4rmee our9 Mbnebmen oes Suites.
Mu9 na9 1906 blieb oaS nod ~,
Aber nod tpdbreno Der 9ut Die
&opfbeoedung biloete, ipuroe l9On
6as 0anbanleeen eineefiibrt, unO
stDar Our9 aabinsttsorOer Srieorid
@il6elms III. bonn 4. Wlai 1872.
sic fi6rte fir Offiaiere oas 9unp>
unlegsn, fir Die Mannl4afteR aber
nas Stramm1teben Elm.
So beiBt bieriiber in Der Rab;-
~rettsoroer: !. .oaB BEL Der Snfantes
RE ser unteroffi3ier uno @emeins,
trenn er 1einen MunOierungsbut
oufgefebt bat uno etnem Sffi3ier
Eegeenet, Tront ma9t unO geraoe
Ite6t, obne ben 9ut abouaieben, Oab
iiinftig elm glsi9es aud BEL ben ln-
teroffi5ieren uno @emeinen Der &ds
ro[lerie un0 9uiaren bepba9tet iperz
rem fon. Bel oiefer @elesenbeit pOl-
len Ssine MaieftGt slei9faIs in 4h=
ii9t fGmtIi9er Sffi5iere obne Inter
f9ieo Oss Ranses feftfeBen, Dab,
tpenn fie Die G9drpe umbaben, ou5
bisberige 9utabnebmen BEL ibnen, es
Tei, por mem es noble. nit pOer Dbne
GipOnton uno in un0 auBer Dem
Oienite gIei4fuls gang t~pegfdaen
ion. Odgesen aber fOnen fie in ale
len TGlsn, mo oas 9utubnebmen
Biz ieBt eebrGu9Ii9 setpefen 1T. fOls
DIES 0aour9 erfeBen. baB iie, tpenn
Is gu TuBe iin6. Die linte 9anO.
un0, tuenn iie gu pferoe. Die re9te
&ano borioOntal iiber Dem linteu
Deer re1ten Muse an ben Sut bal,
ten. Wenn fi4 ieOo@ Elm Offi3ier
in einem 9aufe gu meIOen bat OOer
iiberbaupt in elm fOl9es eintritt, 10
tleibt es beim aIten."
So beiiebt oieIe i1eue Art oss
GruBes isbt geraoe 100 Sabre.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-20
XANDER & PLUGGE.

1917 eitbrnte etrnse, r. %.
9RYe Dbislits. SIPS kit @anCne 4Ot bae
Quart unb nufpGris. BtlcnDtrs Smpsrial,
6 Sabre all, SO bic GaHpnt. 75e eas Quart.
oh NtliabIt. 5 s. alt, $4 tie @na ST ,. Au.
@uttn alien Bourbon, Nialt .. ScDth MDieEts.
California @btrrits, 81 bic @a1.. 25e b0s Au.
$3.50 bic @al.. 50t has Su. Seine impUrtirte
CHERRY Obsr portr eins 50 bic Sal, Coo B. Gu.
@le Scrtta 8ranhitS, Rrms unb Cine.
Calf. unb imp. &Iartts, lOpir siusne prsHuns.
Mle Sprttn @si6psins uns Rbtintusint.
Vrel9IiRe CUR NerfhnnnR Eel. MOrtb 7Sa.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-20
pic srfte aaSmafSins in ssrlin.

Die ginfiibrung Der N6bmaf9ine
in Berlin tpurDe BON R0nig 5rieb@
rid Dilbelm Nv. begiinitigt. Nls
ibm bic erIte Mai9ine pOrgefibrt
tpurbe, ertonnte sr nit feltenem
S9orfblid ibre 8sOeutung, ober
ou9 ben 5auptfebler. 2eBterer be-
ftonb in Der f9merfGnisen 8ouart
unb insbefonbere Der mangelbaften
@reiferpDrri9tung. Dieter MangeT
tpurbe fpGter BON fo9mGnnif9er Seiz
te als ri9tig ertannt unO erfu9r bic
n0tige 4bdnberung i'm Slime oes
&Onigs. Dos erFe Stiid Mrbeit,
bas ouf biefer eriten Moi9ine alI>
geferttgt ipurbe, NOR cine fir ben
30nig beitimmte feibsne Steppinde.
Der Monar9 nobm in feiner lies
benspiirbigen Weife bns @e59ent an
unb bat bic Sade au9 astrogen. Cine
speite berartige SADIE mar fir ben
ypapa Mrnngel~ beItimmt. Set hires
l1eberrei9ung IG9elte @ranael ettpas
tomif6, unb nn9bem ct bic pGr<
menbe Sadie NIT elmer unbe5oblboren
Miene Der STRENGTHENING semuftert
battle, 1agte er trsden: rOanfe f9een,
bat is ober nif9t Dor mir" Damii
Orebte sr fi9 gu feinsm bnmalisen
Mbiutanten, 9errn b. NaBmer, nm
unb ibergab biefem bns @ef9eni,
nit ben WDrten: .Oa lieber Nots
mer, baF bu bas Dinss, berbrnad1
Ie nit Ssfunbhsit.N
Washington Journal., 1912-07-20

3. 3. @trsmann, @slrstdr,
o. ". Gmmsri&, 3ilfs.S sfrstdE.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-20
serSients ebrnna.
@rrihtnng zines wirStasn 9cnImaIs
fur eiue bcmtihr Gr5irherin.

fur eimr bcntihr Gr5iehcrin.
qm SOuntag, ben 16. SUM-, ipurbs
duf InldB oes itolisniinsn llnters
ridtsminiieriums in Nedpcl elm
Dentmol fir cine bsutf9s 6rau II
ridtet, bic f9 in fat pier3igiGbrigsm
aufopfernDen Wirtsn unDergeBli4s
@erbienfis Inn lie moraliI9e 9ebung
Der untsrsn NoltsmGHen isner Stdft
un6 tpobl du1 nm Das Gr5iebungss
tDeIen Stalisns ibsrbaupt ernOrben
bat. Suite S9nabs, einer Slbsns
burger GamiIie entfprpfen. 1920 in
6omburg gsborsn, mar NIT ibrsm
Better Sails : S9pabe, sinem IN
England ariGTfigeR bebeutenben
groBinbuFrisIlsn, permdbIt. Jri9-
berpitipst, tponots Iis ib-e Rrdft uno
i6rs rsi9sn Mittel duf bumdnitG-s
@erte.
Dur9 quite itolieniI9e 8sSis5uns
gen, i~nsbefonbsre burn ibre Sreun6s
i9oft nit @aribalbi onsersgt, ent>
f9loB lie fi9 1860, bic gsraOe BON
Der 8ourbonsnberrfdoft befretts
Stdbt Neopel gum ausf9lieBlt4:n
S9auploB ibrsr Sdtisfsit gu MAIDEN.
9ie begdnn BORT nit Der @r0ffnung
freter 8DItsf9ulen auf ibre Soften
unb purbe bur9 ibre unermiibli9e
per10nli6e Siirforqe bolo Der retttnpe
@ngel fir Sunoerte BON PrOletarter<
tinbern, bic ite Dem glenb unb Der
8erpilOerung entrib. SIN Sabre
1875 tonnte Ie BET Ter itetigsn Muss
oebnunq hires un%ternebmens bos
SnIttuto ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
Neapel begriinben. portn ii9 bdlo
elm Seminar fir 2ebrerinnen mad
TrDbelf9er MstbObe anf9loB. Die
0oltstinoereGrtsn unb Glementdrz
tlafen fir Arms, bic Grau SoIiss
G6pabe einri9tete unD perfDnlt4
iiberpa9ts, iDuroen mutergiiltige uno
fegensrei9e Mn1talten; felt 1873 bat
Srdulein 5annD 8aermunn aus
MiinGen 80 Sabre lang dIs iAre
re9te Sdnb unb GtellOertreter;n bert
mifgepirtt, pGbrenb Ods Jrobel1smt=
mar unter bic 2eitung Der Oeutf9z
I9psiaerin 6rou MOelc b. portugaa
geItelt purbe.
MGen S9pierigteiten gum SrOB
aelanq es Srau GaIissS 9pdbs, ibre
@r3iebungsdnTtoIten gu folder Billie
gu bringen, bab bic &Onigin Margbe=
rita BON SStalien an ibnsn Elm frtunbs
f9dftli9es SntereTe nobm, un0 oas
llnterri9tsminiterium 1888 bic
@riinberin nit Der @olOenen Meouinc
ausaei9nete. Dis 1e 1896 burh ben
Sob mitten aus ibr,m i9Onen Wirs
~tunastreis geriTen tDurbe. nabm iiH
Die italitni59e Regierung ibrer Stifs
tuneen an, bic ieitOem unter einem
@erpaltungsrat iteben. an benz bic
Rinber Der @riinberin, berpDrrogen0'
itaIienif9e Menf6enfreun6e uno
pdbagosen, fopie 8ertretsr bss linz
terri9tsminifteriums 4nteil baben.
I'm benz Oant bes nedpolitanif9en
Bottles an feline MObltdterin cinen
bauernben Mus0rud gu geben, bat bds
lnterri9tsminifterium Elm Sentmal
Suite Sdpabes fir ben 9of TIRES
SntitutO JrDbeliunO beritelen lafen,
6eFen @nt6iiaung tiir3li4 nit elmer
on%gemeFenen Seier D~Ol5ogen ipurbe.
ur6eber bss Dentmals 1T fer beuti9s
8ilbbauer prOfeHor Strip 8ebrt, Der
aud Das @rabOentmdl Der 8erfOr=
benen nit sinem &elief Der @3aritos
uussefiibrt bat unD in 0euti9lanO
0ur6 feline S~tanbbilDer Der &aiiertn
Sriebri9 in Berlin uno Niesbaben
bortsilbaft betannt 1T.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-20

Sn ben Observation-Disclosures
Der gunaen WsIt tDerOen ieBt 5ilmS
Don elmer @eIamtldnse BON nabeoI
$1,000 Meilen psrpanot.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-20

Sn Zanzibar pflsst man bic
meift peiBvn Rsite;sI NIT 9ennarOs
gu fdrbeu.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-03-13

dren, but for Sunshine, would have
grown up into dependent adult blind.
The child in the Sunshine Home is
really in school from the time It
wakes up until 1t goes to bed, for 1t
is taught by its nurses, 1t is taught
by the housemother, 1t is taught by
he kindergarten teacher, and is then
placed in the hands of the hospital
nurse who In turn teaches 1t some
thing as she gives 1t her special
care.
If we can take these children that
have, as / have expressed 1t, been
virtually thrown away by the city as
not worth saving, and prove that
they are dear, bright, lovely chill
dren, what can we not do with the
little ones who have had some care
and are seemingly not altogether
feeble-minded.
We believe in the cottage plan,
each cottage being a home, nursery,
hospital and kindergarten combined.
Since looking about for blind babies,
we have come across a number of
blind children of the wealthy. The
well-to-do should send their children
to us, and pay for their care.
The mother love" oft times is the
greatest possible enemy a blind child
can have. The mother protects and
shields the child, not understanding
that in its total darkness it must be
helped to reach out, instead of being
helped to withdraw more into itself
1t must be taught to eat solid food.
1t must be given dancing lessons, mu-
sic lessons, singing lessons, to make
it fearless, sunny and graceful.
hA ,r,9N
Messing the daily progress, feeling the
arms of these blind children around
your neck and hearing the prattle of
their cheerful voices, no one can
quite understand the present need.
Our institutions are demonstra-
tions of what can be done for them,
and visit there will instantaneous
ly verify all we claim.
The Secretary of the Sage Founda-
tion Fund visited our Home. Later
the committee set aside $150,000 to
prevent blindness.
There will not be so many adult
blind in the world looking to the
States for support twenty years from
now If we are allowed to give prop
er care to the blind babies of to-day.
We have had two little ones in our
home who will be just like these old
er cripples when they grow up.
They have been neglected already too
long-their backs are bent and their
legs twisted.
We can't save them, but we can
save the hundreds and hundreds that
will yet come into the world in spite
of all the care to prevent blindness.
Cynthia Westover Alden,
Treasurer of the Department for the
Blind, 90 Fifth Avenue, New York
City.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-03-13

so many of us-are suppliant to its
needs and whether we will or not
serve to everlastingly keep its mes
sage before us. AS if it were the
veriest trifle, a single group of zeal
GUS Protestants in New York raise a
million dollars for a nation wide cam
paign of evangelizing and express
their willingness to add another mil
lion to it, if necessary. Exulting in
its new world freedom Judaism gath
ers increasing impetus and unfurls
its banners where there were none
before. Catholicism is thrilled by
its great historical work, The Cath
olic Church In The United States"
the six million word mosaic of the
Catholic Editing Company of New
York showing the striking growth,
vitality and potentiality of that de-
nomination in the republic. What
ever else these prove, they show that
the religious spirit which responds
to these calls, still wakes strong
within the average man.
A body of people that will volun-
tarily give almost two billion dollars
for the establishment and endowment
of institutions and contribute an
other hundred and fifty millions a
year for their support, assuredly rep
resents force whose influence no
man can gainsay.