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The broad ax., 1912-01-06

Mrs. Carrie Saunders and Mr..
Sarah Harris of 1888 Dearborn street
entertained Rev. II. J. Calls and fam
ily AT dinner last Sunday.
The broad ax., 1912-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Payne. who were
married in Kansas City. Mo. last
Saturday. spent their honeymoon this
week at the home OF Mr. and Mr.
B. T. Morseley. 624S Sangamon
street
The broad ax., 1912-01-06

Mr.. and MrSs. F. II. Johnson. 1929
Vernon avenue. left Thursday morn
ing for Hot Springs. Ark. where
they will spend the remainder OF the
winter months.
The broad ax., 1912-01-06

Miss F. b. Slaughter. 3544 Dear
born street. left the city this morn
ing on a visit to her friends at Loui,
vile. Ny. her old home.
The broad ax., 1912-01-06

AN. Johnson. owner OF the Ma
jestic Thcater. Nashville Tenn. l.
here on important matters pertain
ing To his theater
The broad ax., 1912-01-06

George w. Holt. 1904 State street,
has been laid up the past week, with
rheumatism, and he was unable 10
take IN the Eighth Regiment ball, on
Monday evening with Mrs. Holt.
The broad ax., 1912-01-06

hdS UGH laiu w hhN past "NSNf VIZ"
rheumatism, and he was unable 10
take IN the Eighth Regiment ball, on
Monday evening with Mrs. Holt.
Jackson Gordon. who is a faithful
member of Grace Presbyterian
Church. and who Is an employee Of
the Board OF Assessors, of Cook
County; may become, the dark horse
candidate for county commissioner.
Mrs. Harry A. Duncan, of 6O4l
rChanrplain avenue, entertained ten
children Christmas day. with Christ
mas tree. All present had a merry
time and received some beautiful
gifts. Mrs. Duncan, who is an ex-
school teacher, has the Ichaek Of en-
tertaining the little folks.
Mrs. James II. Johnson informed
the writer a. the Eighth Regiment
ban. held al the Seventh Regiment
Armory last Monday evening. to the
effect that Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Brent are at any time willing to sign
a statement in which they are ready
and wiling to declare thar Mrs 5sfe
Psttoa did moi give up her room at
their house and cease making her
home with them on account Of any
kind OF love affair, and that they are
still the best of friends"
The broad ax., 1912-01-06

Entered as second Class Matter Aug H.
,se9 a. the Post once at Chicago, Illinois.
under Act Of March 8. 1873.
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6UpiepeIt ; Sobuion.
Gbicaao. sSa. 5. Nna.

(StNhNbs ~" 9 NN"ss
5beooore &opiepeIt uon glew NOrI
unO @oupernsur 6iram ", Spbnion
uon California murosn an NtItpob
BON oem III Chicago. 3D., abssbaltenen
siitsn 9inllpnaltonusut Der pruarsiilucu
Tnrtei fir Die &rdiiosntbait relp,
%i9prdiiosntibait nomIuiri. SIbwel'
dsno uon Der bel RationaItonuenlen
bsrssbratten @epHcaenbeit muroen Die
beIoen Snnolonlen unuerSi9lih lormeu
uou ibrer Nomination in 9euutnIB se'
IeSt uno blelien odrnuf unter ungebeu'
rem Subel Der 0elegaten ibre 9lunab'
mereoen, III oenen Iie perlpraden lbr
beiies Sonneu in Der tpnmenoen Sams
pa9ne ein;uieBeu. nm Der Sartel gum
Siege III perheIien. Die &latiorm
wuroe III Der pom &eiolullonstomlie
eiugerei6tsn 6orm aGgerOmmen.
4Rebrere StuuOen blnourdl hat en-
Die Gele9aten ON gtahmlttas unO 2lbenO
oen 9tuminalIpnss un6 ben Sablrelben
Setuno,ruussaniprnden selauitt. in
oenen Die &eOner enIbuiiaitlit) upu ei'
mem gIdnsen6en Sieg Der Edrtei i'm
0erbit lprohen. &o1monO 6Obbins
pou SaIupis propbeSeiie eIne Ntnjorltdt
BON 100000 Stimmeu fir Oas 2idet
Der grogrelipen Eartei in Sllinois, uno
GiIiOro Nmbot itel.t eine loIde BON
100000 fur Jtooleuelt uno SobniOn III
ieinem 0eimatbSlaat Rsnnipludnin aIS
ousgemabi bin. Die 8slegatsn bee
lobnleh Die @rtIarannen nit lantem
9lpplnus.
Die SISuna muroe nm II 80 llhr
Groiiuet. uno lofprt Die psrmaneute Crs
oanilntlon uorgenommen. lu6em pbne
0ebutie Die temporaren Senmten nit
@yisnalor &euerloge BON Snoiana ais
%Orliser 81 germanenlen ssmnht wurs
oen. 0ieran iblp6 fd Die glnnabme
bes Seridts oes @eihGItsoIonun8ss
Somites, Dos porihIua i'm 9iamen Der
uenen Yartei Die Se5eihrung ,natios
nal" iallen ~ laiisn un6 oleieIbe
ibIedt in als Ero9reiiipe Tarty" su
be6eihnen. 6ur tilnltige gtati nalpers
iommlunseR wur6e ieitseiebt, oaB nj ie
sebntnuien6 5timmen, Die in Der les
peiIs uorbersebeuoen Nabl fir ben
prp9reniuen & Sanbl0n,en nb9e9eben pur'
Den, ein 8eIesat gu beIielen 1T. nuGers
Dem je elmer ouf lenen &on9rebabgeOros
neten'ntsIur9e, unO of ieoen Sunoess
ienntpr. @iHe ipeitere Ssitlmmun9
perbistet, ooB Snbaber uon Bunoesdms
tern benz NatiDnaItrnlite angeb0ren.
Ger S0npent ueria9te fih um IRA
sine die. g9abrgnb Der brei 3n9e.
weIde bic GelesaIen in Sibuns waren.
purbe FIN ein5iger 9tamensauiruf,
feline ein5i9e Gbltimmnns por9eno men.
Die 9ele9alen uerlan9teu ipIde 6ormas
ludten meoer bel Der 9IOminlrun9 ibrer
9anoloalen, nod bel Der 9lbitimmung.
Seine Stlmme Der Sppolition muroe
gegen 3h. &ooleuelt ooer @ouu Suhus
ion laut, uno Die &eriD8erung IN Der
giominirung NOR nur oaraui Surilfius
iiibren, onB eine un9epDbnlitl 9roBe
3abl BON SetuuOirun9sreoen 9eIt0ttet
mar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-08-09
@ouuernclr flr banana.
gVnibincton, =. g.. Z. QIuo


Eie @Cldlts Bananas peroeu in
Sutuuit eiuem @puperueur gelCltei
weroen. mle Der Senat am Eleniill
uber Elm bereits pom 9IbsccrNnelenblus
Nusenommeue &orId9e eniIhWoeu bat.
Ter Senat beihlOB nit 43 ssgen ~
Sllmmeu, ooB Der Htdlioent ermahilst
peroen iou Die nuSihlieBlite @ouuoue
iiber Banana Su ilberncbmeu uno einsu
8onuerueur III ernennen. Der ben SNndl
uno Die aunlliOue .upIIenOst regIerrn
uuo bttrepeu lou."
Die prpmpie 6dnoIun9 oes SenltS
1T oui elHe SpeNolbotlhnit oes Rtap'
oenten lurlldiunlhren. IN Der oieler nui
Die 9totbWenoiGieii Der ihleuni9su @r.
Ieolguns Der eluidldql9eu @cleB9c bung
bumies 0er &rdiioeut orinQt in le,.
ner &oiidoii nui lolorllgc &eplliauna
Der Niiitel iur oos sum &etrleb Nta
Hannmatuuols notbl9e |erlpnnI uuo
lur Ole &erwdltung Der &dnoI,one, TO-
ME oui ote 6eiiieeuna Der MilrImal.
neutrality-suspicious.. Ger Xranocnt
tbetlie Dem onareB nit. Ole 6roae Der
ireIen Qurh'nbrt Omeritauildler Sdliiit
tonne ia lpdier erIeol9t weroeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-08-09
Notwithstanding ab9elebut.
@aibjngton. s. Mug


Die GeniiOnsuorlnge in 0Dbe BON
$l50,OOO,OOO muroe am Wilttnoh i'm
8unoesiennt nit elmer Stlmme ltebrs
beiy nbgelebnt uno gebt jest an ons
9lbeeoronetenbaus Smefs weiterer Cons
iersnjberatbnns 5uriif 9ie e,u5i9e
3ifieren5, tpel6e SWliden oem Senat
unb Dem 0nus iiber Die &prIn0e erts
itirt, betriiit oos pom 6au8 nnssnoms
meme 2lmenosment, Die iisbSebn iIber
oas 9anS pertbeiIte GeufiOnsa9enturen
absuid1nfien, porin Der Sennt ni6t
ipillioen Mil.
Der Bunoesienot pei9erte iid gtltts
mod nit = se9en II Stimmen, BON
Der Gnnamafanols&orIn9 bic SIaulsl
gu itreiden. ipel6e amerltdnlide z tiiis
pon Der 3ablun9 Der 9anaI9ebubren
befre,t. Die Debate iiber bic 5ra9s
bate iih BON l llbr Rabmttags bis
9eaen Wtiuernaht binpe}ogen.
Ter Senat uerta9te iif ooraui, obne
ilber bic TOrIase isIbit abgeitImmt 5u
haben.
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@pno. SSilipn' s Seuaf,rihtisuns


sea @ltt, N. a., 5. Sult
@oupernenr g9oOorow Q9ilion pon
Sem Ssriep lit geiteru uou ielner giOs
hindtiOn sum 9dn6ioalen Der oemos
fro.tiden Yartei iiir oas glmt oes Bro
iioenien feierlih benadridtat woroen
Ger fiini.i9e Senator Gdlt Sames uOn
Sentudp belt bic 9iOminu.ioHsreOe. in
Der er betpnte, onB Der motraltife
Sanoioat felnerIei &erpIlthtungen eins
aee n9en lei un6 iicb ganS ana bnngig
oebnlteR babe. Ger 8enudridtigun9ss
9lusi6IuB SdbIte 81 Nu9IleSer uno
maren oarin ale Staate pertrelen.
@ouu g9iliOn blelt Johann ieine 9lns
uobnere6e. Die e. pom Wtauutript
oJIas. IS la9ie iie lei tein ! 4,Ogramm.
tbue ober bod oar. mas er critic E. Sm
einyeInsn 9ing er bans nui Den Enrli.
ole 6eouIirung Der Aruits, Die &Sers
uOu DtOnOpOlen. Die
2lnna6me pon 8ants uuo gSabrnnQss
geiebsn. Die 8ebanoIun9 Der 2lrbeiter
in 6abriteu uno Ber9msrfen uno Die
EbIippineus6ra9e elm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-08-09
Or Sd,ab tnuc)t iuieoer aui.
You0nn, S. NuQ.

NQN0pn, >. Nu9.
On 9onoon 1T Die 9tadridt einge'
troiien. eaB cine pon idloeONdeu Gir'
sieren eommanolrte Gb!beilung perli'
lher @en6armen an Nuwpd 5urad.
oeihlaaen purOe Dei benz Teriuh. Den
enttbronten S6nb 2Ol Uiir5a, Der ndj
etma iebn Meilen iio,lt BON Shlrds.
Der 6anptitnot Der 4rccIn5 BARS, Telts
aeieet bat. aus ieiuer z sGuna gu pers
treiben. @iner Der itueotiden Giii'
iiere lpuroe periuunoa iipon5ig @en'
oormeu limb 9einlen ooer Uermnnoet.
aubsrbem siue Elm @ebt9ssei9iib nno
etne 2ln5obI @emebre uno Dtunlllon
uerlorea.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-08-09
lie 5eier in 7 Guemarf.
n @openhnnen. 8. glnn

NUptHUUHtW, =. NUH,
8is ieierlide @lmpeibung 6ss Gds
ni6'GImsrltaniidsn gollonoIpnrf5 in
ben 8ebIIosBer9en BON ,5uiIauo lamb
am NROninq I'M Bsiisjn sluer ungebsus
rsu Jlieniheumense unter 6ensn fd
oleIe Iauienb 7dntibs1lmeri'auer be-
fan0en. iia,s. Inter ben Rpbueru bee
iano iih gr Noartc 5rnrcj8 @9an.
Der amsrltoniite @5iouote IN 9opsnbas
0Pu
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@eaen Z emtidlInno.

41rls .. Nuq.
3os Gho be Tors brpgt btue
in 4or,s eid9n &u',l III Dem es
bslBt. 8uBlon0 beb, iia bsred ertldrt.
eld Nbiommsumt oran'teh }uueiieu.
mad Welfem es Nf usypilidJtst, nit
T,utittauo tsusn &grya9 ubtt r8en6
eiue europa.its 5ra8e abuittaBen
beUor e. ht ml. J,aa,ttI4 aber bisifibe
gegtni9t babe
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Stalieniihcr @riolg.

9iom. z. 9lug.
@iu persini9tes Tspt9meut ttaIlenls
iher Wiarines uno GanOruppen belebte
am Glsuita9 Die trlpoIilni6e Staot
3uara uebit Der 6ieie,te umgebenoen
Gaie. Die Iurteu bic ourd einsebos
rene Jrsipiaiee perit0r't paren sogen
iih nnh teoeuimbgn &erIulien nod
Der @liie 5urut; oie 31Iisner batien
telne i6peren &srluiii 3uarn mrc
sigsntIth Der Isbts SiiByantt Der Iiir'
len an Der Suite.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-08-09
@rpfberSisc 2 dlenfnHs.
fiien s. 9tua

Gnen ). Nu9.
gu @bren ser 6eler oes bunoerts
jdbriqen Seiebens Der 6irma 9rupp
IN Giien bot Die @sltdl,sleliung an
Dllnuo6 Die g mme uOn ii 4.O00.O0O
N(orf (s3.500.00W sur Uertbeiluag
unier ibre $4,000 2ln9eitellten anges
pielen.
q. Spopm, Scr pyeuBtide 0anoeIsa
miniter. tllnoigte an. oaB Der Saiier
am 4onneritag snbueibe Oroeu on
9(naeitellte Der 6irma 9rupp perIelben
ner0e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-08-09
ilnrubeu im Saifau,
0ettlie. U}on,sn GRO, z

Gettlle. Won,sn8ro, Z Qu9
3wlihen @uarl1lban1an uuo tur'i,
iheu Iruppen TT es isit IRoniag in Der
ylabe BON Geiile Uuatens9ro. ~
@renjgeiedlen 9slormen Die 1nrten
Nberihr item be @r,uie, sogeu iib les
bod wisber surlt. a.s ot Dtoniensgri'
ner eln 4riillire'euer etanretsn
Gs berrihts b,sr bic qrobie 4uires
9ung, uno man b.iurdet oas
Sbdmmiie,
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Mbitieo beiuiIIiot.

MailnQion. g. 2lug
&rolioent Tait genebmate am WOns
tag oas Nbibie6sgeiut 2'unossridter
6nniotos upn Seattle. g9aib. ge9en
oen 'ur5Iih uon elnem AongreBtomlte
eine llnieriuhun9 seiiIt luln6e. Boe
9omlte bate benz &rdiiOedt0n bic 2lns
nabme bes Nbidieosgeuhs uno Die
Jheoeridln9uug oes pom &b9eoroueien
Berger beonlrn9ien Tlsgpilnarueriobs
rens emplo1!en
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lScber itrcifcn.
glhnme. Nltnii !. qLu

glonms. Wtun :. 2lug
5iiniSebnbunoert gSrber nuo anoere
2lrbeler Der Bertibire Gotten Winuus
incuring 60. IN Noams Uioii.. tr1len
am Qlenltag IN Ausltano. luell bier Pr.
better iid meiaeriPn. iih Der g8ebet'
llulOu anSuidleBen Gtma ddlbuns
6ert Wann bIteben bel Der 2rbelt, uno
osr &elrleb Der 5nbrlt wuroe IN alien
Abtbellungen nuireht erbalien.
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Cutel cams Stol,.
ggalbinotcu S 9lua.

1as Warine. Gepartsnsnt bat aeitern
fir oen IA uno 10. Gttober 6lotlcns
osmpniiratlpnen in Gan 6rdnclsco.
NtoniIa uuo Mem gort auseoronet
@leih;eiti9 nit elmer Rspue Der gIts
lantiihen 1lotte in gtew 2ort miro
iih ole @aciiiiihe 6lotts IN San 5ran'
cisco uno Die 2Iiintilhe in gianIIu uers
lammelu 8eamie oes Eeparttmtuts
inqen. oaB Ser Seiebl ppn Itlusr poIili.
lcben Seoeutung lei.
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3cs SpicIcrs @eitanSuiIi.
NRein glnrf. y. 9lun

Der SpieIer ,SolO Sad" ROie Del.
len 9lusinae bauplidhIih inr 5eituabme
bes &oIiieiltutnant Ssder lubrle. bat
Dem 0litrittsnnWnlt gShilmnu eIu
ihrif'ites eitdnoniB iiber ieiHe Ses
siebuneen ~ Sedsr unO ieine @intois
ilrung pm @raftselOern etngereidt.
8efer mar elmer Der pier h6b'reu Eolis
setbeamten, Die ppn SplelhOOeu uno
nnoeren merlaubten ,@eld)dften"
81 100000 bis s3,000,000 erpreBlen.
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0lmcricau Tobacco So.
9lelp YOrt $. 9lu0

Die gImericnn Sobacto 80 erIl0rte
nm Miuwot cine @rtraoloOeno' pon
20 &rOisut iiir Die sewphHIheu 9ItlIsn
iu Sen re9uldrsn uiertelldhtIiben SIns
len pom q YrOSent. gluBsroem tlIu'
oiate Die Gjeisulhait in gIew Nort Die
9lus9abe opn $4,000 AuIbsilihcluen
Der Vine team Minhins \ dounorp SO.
an Die Millionaire Der gImericau Tobacco
50. an.
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@nslnnos Suiil necttcu.
3ubltn. 9rlanO, :. Plug

4ubIin, IrIdn0, :. NI9.
(Slabps Gudne, e,ue Sulrro0eue.
wuroe ON Qteuitog in 9ubliu. SrIauo.
ituloi9 beiuuoen. om Is. Sull Den
&eriudl 9smamt "a haben. ooS 1benter
Ropol Ill 5lnMmcn 81 ieeeu; 0ds In.
tbell muroe perihOben. @lue unqebeure
Wenidenm'r9e bate iidl I'm uuo Dor
oem @ert1t eiu9eiunoen
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2as WiitdSp Se9rdbnib.

2DUQ, = WUg,
Sdmmilihe Sofbersliunssn iar bic
Seilasung oes am 80. Suli ueriiorbs'
nah jopanuhen &aiiers Ntudubuo iino
ieli abseih.oiien. lie Irousrslsr,ihs
ys, sn IN 1O;io merosu am Is. ols Bsis
ie5udg in Niomopama ON u. Seplem'
ber iiauiinoeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-08-09
slmerifancr auT DER Slmdlt.
SuareS 6. 9luauit.

Suarei. 6. gluault.
Su ben meiteu Gbenen ,miihen Gas
lac .SrGuoes uno Der OmeriianildGn
GreuSe beiinoet lih eine glblbsiIuua
pen hunoert omerlianilheu gInlitoIern
aus SudreS uno Eublnn ,u 6uB unier.
Wess GleieIben baben 5rnucn uuo
ainoer nah 81 Gaio. 9er, geionot.
sleben nber ielbit DIE StrapaSeu eines
5rBmarihes uon iWeibunoeri Wietleu
Der Sabrt nit Der Nahn ourd ods pon
ben 8ebelcn bsiebR @ebiet ppr. 9Scnn
Tie Die Girenje erreiht boben, meroen iait
iGmmtlihe nmerltdnliche glniieoler aus
Werllo 9eiluhlet ietn inter 3urudlols
lung ibrer 6armen uuo @obnltdtten.
gSolblneton :. @ug.
9ns 0ouscomite fur miltdrllhe
gln9ele9enbeiten beihIpB am TicuStaa.
Die 2Innabme Der Senotsreiolulion III
empiebten. Die Die Bewilliguu0 uon
500 600 fir llnteritisung uno Grams
port Der aus NierltO aefliibteten amerl.
taniihPn 6ilrger uOriiebt. Gs puroe
Der 3eiouiou elm Nmenoemeut onoe'
iIet. nnhosm oleie 0iIfsaftion iib aui
Die 9onSe @rense eritreden iou. nidt
mie uripriln9tb sspInnt. dui 81 Yaio
beihrdntt piro.
Sunrei Nterito. 3. Mug
@sneral RascuoI SroscO BAT 5iieuts
ith tefnnnt gemaht. onB er Iid fir Die
Siperbeit Der Seuoternug ron SuareS
rldt pernnmorilih bdlt Sober. Der
niht geuint lei, iib isiueu 5abneu an.
5ui IieBen. tba,e belier. ilbe DIE aneris
fnnlihe 6irenie nad) 81 Eaio III aCbtn.
6'erildlweiie uerlaulei, onB Crpico NIT
leinen 500 Rebellen, SIC oort itatioulrt
mareu nad) 3eutrnlsItel ito 5u Sieben
Qebeuft. nm lih nit ben Streltrolten
8ererdl SulnSar9 ~ ueranl9eu. osr
crit fur}lld) Der m uon ben 9f9lerunqSe
truppen bel @nscae Srnnoes QeleRteH
5olls nit fnopptr 9}otb entgnn9en Ut
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Scbyer ais @inbrcdpcr.
Chicago, S,G. &. Mug

Chicago, ST.. Il. Mug,
lleber cine @ierteImilIion Dollars If
Der g9erth Der Sahen, Die 6er ebfmallge
6ohlhullebrer uno iesi9e Girbreder
Sacob Z. Gjutbrie pom bier III elmer
&eibe uon Cmbrii6eu Suiammenaeitobs
len bat. Gsmdloe, Suweleu Silbers
wnrsu C5piben unO ASeIje blIoen ben
Oluptbeitanotbeil
@utbr'e lit sweiiellos bas Epier Der
SenldtiUi 3lettiire, oenn er erSdbIte Der
9ollSei, e. lei auI Die Soee. @lnbriide
su periiben oaour6 setummen buf er
Conan 3op'ss umo Yoes Sdlriiten eii'
rig seleien bebe; er iel in SeorGn9nlB
9etommen. nIdeem er an Der Sorle
un9Iiidlih iyetuIirt babe.
G6iccso. s. Nug.
lluter ten Sahen oes Glnbrshers
mh 0Ohibullebrers Soeob j ynutbs
re iuuroe pon oey YoltSei sine Stgusrs
lite Der S,euerbP10roe geiunben Sle
gtomen elmer &elbe BON be9ilterien @ins
hobnerr ots sta6t wdren angeitrich9n.
Ter &erbreher nrbeltete ollo uoulg
ipitemaillh. Shm diadeu I'M gSerih
upn 100000, Die in ButbrieS 9oiitrn
9eiunoen puroen limo ron reiCben g nls
cdgoern nl8 ihr geipbjenes @igentbum
ioentiii,irt moroen 5rou Samuel
". 9luerton nabnl fin ib allein Saden
I'M @ertb uun 100000 III 9lnlpruh
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cpntiouen fir GOuiepeit.

0gllu8u, :. NuB.
Gius oihtssordusts Dienihenmsnse
beoriibte Sol. Theodore 6ooieuelt, aIs
er fur; pot llhr am 2ienitaS 9tdhs
mitiaa I'M Gbicagosr Guliieum sridlien,
Dem S6auplas Scr sriien 3dupnaitons
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Evening star., 1912-07-21

bled an army on the French coast and
awaited an opportunity that never came
for descen. upon that island Whicn
contained his most relentless and most
dangerous foes, the dread of foreign In
vasion has amounted TO an obsession in
most English minds. To this dread may
be attributed the failure to establish bet
ter means of communication with the
continent. Plans for tunnel under the
channel have been frowned upon. and
until very recently the ferry project,
although frequently suggested, has met
with similar opposition.
Representatives of the French state
railways and the London, Brighton and
South Coast Railway Company have re-
Gently held conference. and il is now
freely predicted that within few years
it will be possible TO journey in the same
car from London to Paris. and. what Is
more ito the point, 10 send freight from
one city TO the other without breaking
bulk. The old opposition seems TO have
almost completely subsded- Nothing
could show more clearly with what seri-
ousness the British people regard the
existing Anglo-French entente cordia e.
1t is very evident that they regard II as
possessing powers of real endurance, or
otherwise they would be protesting
against a scheme that might In some way
be held as making invasion easier.
Evening star., 1912-07-21
History in Street Names.

From the rosrnr Transcript
One OF tho problems with which the
borough of BROOKLYN has been wrestling
for number of months is revision of its
street nomenclature. The first attempted
solution was ate last fall, but the pro-
posed changes were 80 radical and of such
a wholesale character that it did not
seen, wise TO ignore the numerous pro-
tests that naturally followed the present
ment These suggested changes filed
eight columns of the Eagle. But that
some reform in the confusing list was
1ecessary seemed to be conceded. We
have known something of the embar-
rassment of duplicates. triplicates and so
forth in Boston. but our terminology
is clean-cut and straightforward COM
rsred with that of Brooklyn.
For instance, a number of streets des-
ignated by numerals have lacked the
desirable quality of continuity Whey
start in one place and later are lost, TO
find themselves again at some point that
ras no logical connection with what
seemed manifest destiny in the begin
ming. They are like the rock strata in
volcanic countries. though the faults are
not those of nature but those o. human
carelesseless, and the waSfarinG man.
though ever SO wise, has had difficulty
i'll finding his bearings. Doubtless the
attempt at correction was overdue. but
the aldeFmanic committee having this
matter in charge has presented list OF
four or five hundred which reflect an
effort 10 select names that are at least
worthy of perpetuation.
The purpose to a considerable extent
has evidently been 10 honor prominent
men who were identified directly o. in
directly with the history of Brooklyn. In
the list are included soldiers. statesmen
and scholars. One of the numerical thor
oughfsres to be known Coghlan street
after the rear admiral who closed his ac-
tive career in the navy as commandment
of rhe Brooklyn overwhelmingly Jouett.
Luce and Rowan are proposed for hon
ored remembrance IN others. West
Twenty-fourth street will be known as
Eagley. the name of the first officer killed
In the Spanish American War
Another group in the Eastern district
viii perpetuate the names OF a number
If Brooklyn mayors. including the hon
est Dutchman.' Mayor kalileisch. Sol-
diers and patriots of the revolution and
the civil war will not he forgotten.
There Is to- be a Key street. after the
author of the Star Spangied Banner.
and Buell., Burnside. Gilmore. Fremont,
kearny and Meade streets; also Ber-
dan street. after the commander of the
famous sharpshooters. Selections little
farther afield are Calvert street for the
first baron of Baltimore, and Faneuli
street. for our Peter. There is suggestion
here for historical inquiry on the part OF
rising generations which ought TO bear
good fruit in the future.
Evening star., 1912-07-21
A Pioneer Wedding.
From tae ksrsas City Star.

From tae ksEsas City Star.
Pionser weddings We're seldom or never
private affairs The entire settlement
vas invited and uniformly accepted the
Invitation. To neglect TO send an invita-
ton was to give offense. while to refuse
10 accept an invitation was an insult.
All sorts of merrymaking and diversion
took pace during the day. shooting
matches were quite common. There We're
foot races. wrestling matches and other
athletic sports. At night dance was
held in which every one took part.
Maay OF the dancers were barefoot,
while the ballroom floor was composed
Of split puncheon. from Y hich the splin-
rers had not always been removed. The
Soles of the feet. however, Of most of the
pioneers were covered with "A coating I'M
penerrable as "A coat of armor. which
bade defiance to any fair-sized splinter.
Indeed one old pioneer says that really
merry dance always resulted in smooth
ing a puncheon floor.
The wedding feast was worthy Of the
name. The cake Was frequently corn
none while the drink was whisky. clear
AZ mountain dew, unadulterated by recu-
tiers ard untaxed by government The
whisky was usually imported TO- the
occa sion from Boon's Lick. Old Franklin
Eoonville St Louis or from Kentucky or
Tennessee. There we're venison steaks
and roasts Wild turkey and honey from
the bee trees.
Evening star., 1912-07-21
TRACING THE DOGS DESCENT.
French Professor Says He Comes
From the Wolf or Jackal Families.
From Harper's Weekly

From Harpers WeekE.
1t seems to be generally accepted by
naturalists and the world at large that
the domestic dog is in some sense a col
lateral descendant of the wolf or jackal.
\ professor in the Natural History Mu-
scum in Paris has communicated results
of his study of various canine skulls to
the Academy of Sciences. He appears
to have noticed certain peculiarities Of
growth which have hitherto escaped
biologists. He states that the skull of
almost every species Of wolf and jackal
differs from the skull of the shepherd
dog to an extent that makes it Impossible
that this dog should belong in the same
classification. The skull of the Indian
wolf, on the contrary, shows some points
of resemblance. This, indeed. Is the only
savage canine the top of whose head pro-
jects like that of our dog.
There are. moreover, other character
istics which the Indian wolf has in COM
mon With the dog, and which the ordi-
though his origin and that of the dog
have long been supposed TO be common
one
The conclusion of this scientist is that
the Indian wolf is the progenitor of the
shepherd dog and the bloodhound. There
were two primitive races of dogs analo-
gous to these which were first domest-
Gated in central Asia, whence they passed
to Europe. and there seems no reas to
doubt that the bloodhound of today is
the direct descendant of the dog spoken
of by the ancients as the dog of the age
of bronze.