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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-04-19

iskrowym i rakietami sygnaiy do
noszace o niebezpieczenstwie.
Ma szczeScie iskrowa depesze
pochwycono ma parowcu ,,Carpa-
thia' linii Cunard okolo godziny
19 o polnocy i okret ten przybyi
ma miejsce katastrofy okolo 60
dziny 4 rano W poniedziaiek.
,,Oficerzy i zaioga Carpathii
przez Gala noe przygotowywali
sic do ratowania zaopatrywania
rozbitkow, i przyjeto ich wiel-
ce wzruszajaca troskliwoScia /
uprzejmoscia, r6wna dla wszyst-
kich bez wzgledu ma klasy,
,Podrozni, oficerzy i zaioga O.
chotnie odstepowali swe kajuty,
swa odziez wszelkie przybory
dla uzytku; ezssG i'm "a .to.a-s'
,,Wedle certyfikatu izby han
dlowej angielskiej Titanic"
miai miejsce dla $500 podroz-
nych. Wedle tego samego certy-
fikatu w Iodziach ratunkowyrh
okretu mogio mieScic sic $50 po-
droznych, mianowicie bylo II
wielkich iodzi ratunkowych, dwie
mnieisze Iodzie cztery wadliwe
Iodzie.
,Pasy bezpieczehstwa znajdo-
waly sic ma miejscach widocz-
nych i o lie sic zdaje, znajdowaly
sic W dostatecznej iloSci ma okre-
Gle.
wv przyblizeniu liczba jada-
cyeh ma okrecie wynosi}a: W
pierwszej klasie $50, W drugiej
klasie 800, w trzeciej klasie $50,
razem 400; oficerow i zaiogi
$40, razem 2,34O.
~ tel liczby parowiec Carpa-
thia uratowal: z pierwszej klasy
21O, drugiej 125, strzeciej 200,
oficerow 4, marynarzy 80, Ste
wardow 95, palaczy II, II. razem
21O zalogi. Wszystkich urato-
wanych 775 tworzylo 80 procent
os6b, ktore mogiy sic pomiescic
w iodziach.
,,Uwazamy "a nasz obowiazek
zwrocic uwage ogoiu ma to, co
uwazamy "a niedostateczne zao-
patrzenie W przybory ratunkowe'
nowozytnych parowcow posazer-
skich polecamy, azeby bezzwio-
cznie poczyniono kroki do zmu-
szenia parowcow, azeby miesci-
" dostateczna iloSc lodzi dla ra-
towania wszystkich pasazerow.
,Nastepujace fakta zauwazo-
no i nalezaioby ma ME zwrocic
uwage ma przyszioSe:
,,Niedostateczna liczba fodzl
ratunkowych; brak doswiadczo-
nych marynarzy do kierowanla
niemi (stewardzi, siuzba kaluto-
wa itp. ME umieja naiezycie
wioslowac) niedostateczna licz-
ba oficerow do wykonywanla ro-
zkaz6w w chwili niebezpieczen-
silva ! kierowania spuszczaniem
Iodzi; brak reflektorow.
,,Regulacye izby handlowej
wyznaczaja zbyt wiele ludzi ma
;sdn, lodi ratunkowa, by MIA
m6dz wygodnie kierowac. Ma
Titanic pokiad z iodziami znaI-
dowat sic okolo IS stop mad po-
wierzchnia woody, podrozni prze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-04-19
PrzYbycie ,,Carpathii" /.

Nowy York, 10 kwietnia. -
Wczoraj wieczOrem, I minut
pred godzina 8, parowiec Carpa-
thia stanql w przystani, gotowy
do ladowania podroznych. Pilota
holowca, ktory miai czuwac mad
l2dowaniem,, zawolal, ze przede-
wszystkiem trzeba usunac iodzie
Tatunkowe.
Ma przystani zebraly sic ty-
STAGE ludzi. Niezliczone automo-
bile powozy staiy ma ulicy.
Przybyio tez mnostwo Siostr
zakonnych roznych Szpitali Z
wozami ambulansowymi krze-
sIemi ma kolkach do transporter
wanna chorych. 25O policyantow
utrzymywalo Porzadek,- IQzpisto
llny, przez ktore ME MONA Oyto
przechodzic, ale nastroj byl tax
uroczysty, re kiedy 10 minut Po
godzinie 9 zaczeli wychodzic z
okretu podrozni, wielka panowa-
la cisza wszyscy oczekujacy
stall nieruchomo. Wielu przyla-
ci6l ! krewnych wysiadaj9cych z
okretu podroznych zebralo sic w
sasiednim hotelu, gdzie potem
odbywaly sic sceny PowltaIne'
TAX uroczysta byla chwila lado-
wanna, ze nawet liczni fotograf'-
sci, kt6rzy W czasie zblizania SIC
Carpathii zdejnowali widoki, Ia
przestali to czynic. Wielu, zwia-
SEGA podr6znych 3 klasy, Poza-
bierano W oczekujacych automo-
hilach, wozach ratunkowych /
.owo-ach do szpital6w, domow
go$cinnych i innych kwater Juz
przygotowanych; inni pOdrozni,
oczekiwani przez krewnych lub
luajomych, wraz z mimi wyjez-
dali do miasta. Porzadek j spo-
Acj p;,nowaiy wzorowe.
Opowiadanie podroznych.
w pare minut po wyladowaniu
pierwszych -podroznych wreczo-
no reprezentantom prasy spisane
sPrawozdanie, podpisane przez
lomitet rozbitkGw,- uiozone ma
9krecie ,,Carpathia". Sprawozda-
ME to brzmi:
My, podpiSani pozostali przy
@yciu podrozni parowca ,Tita-
mic, celem zapobiezenia wszel-
kim senzacyom lub przesadnym
cp;som, uwazamy "a swoj obo-
wiazek podac prasie opis faktow,
ktore wedle naszego przekonania
81 prawdziwymi.
Nv niedziele, dnia Il kwietnia
1912, ogolo godziny 11;4O VIE
czorem, w nocy zimnej, gwiazdzi-
stei, ale BezkSiezycowej przy
spokojnem morzu, okret uderzyl
0 sore lodowa, o ktorej pojawie-
niu sic czaty doniOsiy, lecz "a p6-
mo. azeby kolizya dala sic omi-
nae. Poczyniono zarzadzenia, a
zeby skonstatowaG rozmiar usz-
kodzenia i ratowac podroznych ;
okret. Wydano rozkazy naioze-
MIA pas6w bezpieczenstwa j spu-
szczania lodzi ratunkowych.
,,Okret zatonai okoio godziny
a:2O rano W poniedziaiek; pred
tenn okretu wysyiano telegrafe'n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-04-19
Wfosi bombarduja forty Darda-
mellow.

Konstantynopol, 10 kwietnia.
olbrzymia sensacye panike po
czesci wywolala tu wiese, re ~
okretow wloskich bombardowalo
wczoraj forty zewnetrzne ciesnl-
nv Dardanellow, Kilid VI Bar /
Sedd vi Bar. Pc blisko 8 godzin-
nei strzelaninie flota wioska CO.
fnesa sic; podobno jeden okret
w,oski zostai ciezko uszkodzony,
przez wystrzaf fortu tureckie-
oo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-04-19

Kompania "Norddeutscher
Lloyd" wydala polecenie swolm
okretom, by w obecnej porze
zmienily kurs jechaly droga 2
stopnie wiecej ma poiudnie cd
kursu dotychczasowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-04-19
Potepiaja ,,DrWali"
KonWeneya stanoWa valley I gIdwnym zarzadem.
Zabi} Zone.
Zawodowy pyak zastrzelil kobiete, kt6ra ME
chciala mu dae pieniedzy ma wodke.

BIZ. Zbrodniarz rzucil rewolwer
ma odgsos strzal6w. Ziee puscit
sic "a MIN, zlapai starca 1 odda3
60 W rece policyi.
Macy ME pracowai cd laf
dziesieciu.
Potepili ,,DrwaH."
Przyjeciem rezolucyi potepia-
jacych glowny zarzad .DrwaliA
"a podwyzszenie tabeli podatko-
wei, zamknieto wczoraj stanowy
Zjazd yWoodmenow' jaki sic
odbyi W Elgin, Ill. Ma konwen-
cyl obecnych byio 1900 delega1
tow.
w rezolucyach delegaci sprze-
ciwili sic ustawie przyjetej W.
Mobile, poparli wniosek nieja-
kiego Donaghue postanowili po
prosic legislature stanowa, by ia
ME dopusciia do wprowadzenia
novel tabeli w zycie.
Wybrano tez specyalna komi-
sye do zwalczania podwyzszone@
60 podatku. Wyzwiskami obsy-
pano giowny zarzad.
Do5ywotnie wiezienie.
Sad przysiegfych winnyrR /,
morderstwa uznai wczoraj nieja-
kiego Edwarda Hicks i skazaf go
ma dozywotnie wiezienie W Jo-
liet. Hicks zabii Augusta Folzen-
logela, W tegoz wyszynku, dnia
ergo pazdziernika 1911 roku.
Hicks prosil o nowy process. q
process ten prosii sam, DO juA
przestai wierzye adwokatom.
= w caiym swiecie niema su-
miennego adwokata | W drugim,
procesie ia sam chce bye adwo-,
'katem.
w. L. Wohlfert, lat 81, przy-
znai sic wczoraj do zabojstwa 1
zostaf skazany ma kare wiezien--
na. Dnia ago grudnia W czasie
kIotni zamordowaf on Andrzeja
Carlsona.
Przyznai sic do why.
Brak nalezytej rodzicielskiej o.
pieki uratowai miodego adwoka-
ia cd wiezienia rzadowego. Matt
rice w. Crafts przyznai sic do
why, powiedzial sedziemu, ze l.
stotnie naduzywa} poczty.>
Zamiast kilka lat W Fort Leat
venworth, mlody adwokat spedd
tylko 80 dni W tutejszem wiezie-
niu powiatowem. Crafts, kt6ry
praktykowa{ W Cleveland, POI
wiedziai, re chciai naciagnat
bank stanowy w La Grange ma
5000. Chciai on pozyczyt po-
wyzsza sumo i jako gwarancys
stawii HAWAI- ziemi, ktora naleza-
Ia do farmera W La Grange.
Ojciec jego jest bardzo zamo4
znym cziowiekiem, ale dziecmi
wcale sic ME opiekowal. Mlody
adwokat ME doznai nigdy rodzi-
cielskiej opieki, ojciec ME dawaf
mu zadnych wskazowek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-04-19
PRzYBYCIE ,CARPATHII'.
LadOWanie rOZbitk0W pO-
sr0d urOczystegO nastrOju.
Sprawozdanie rozbitkow.
TYLKO 745 URATOWANYGH, A t,7S OS0B UTONEtO!
NiedOstatecznose przybOrow ratunkowych.
Obfita pOmOc materyalna ola rozbit-
k6w. Wszystkimi zaopiekowano
sic natychmiast.
JAK UMARK KAPlTAN SMITH?
Bohaterstwo tonacych posr6d dzwiek6w muzyH
grajacej Nearer my God to Thee"
ZACHOWANIE Sic PREZYDENTA KOMPANIT.

Wrazenie kaastrofy w Europe. Kondolencya Papieza.
Reformy Wiosi bombarduja Dardanelle. = Odparci?-
Turcya podda6 sic ME mysi. -RewOlucya w MarOkkO.
Move zwyciestwO rewOlucyOnstow w Mexyku -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-04-19
Ma korzysG rozbitk6w.

Ze wszech stron donosza, re
zarzadzono skIadki dla rozbitkow
potrzebujacych pomocy matery-
alnej. Juz w chwili przybycia
,,Carpathii' do Nowego Yorku,
reprezentanci gieldy nowojor-
skiej byli ma przystani ze suma
$4,000 wyznaczona do natych-
miastowego zaopatrzenia przyby-
lych. Do burmistrza miasta No
wego Yorku nadeslano razem do
dnia wczorajszego $4,000, do
komitetu dam $4,000, a wyda-
wnictwa gazet nowojorskich zs-
bra}y $1,000. J. P. Morgan and
Co. przeslali $4,000, Andrew
Carnegie $4,000, kilka innyc!1
firm po $1,000. Take do Czerwo-
nego Krzyza naplywaja pienia-
DE. w roznych miastach rady
mieiskie komitety obywatelskie
zbieraja skladki.
Faiszywa sensacya.
Okazuie sic, re roztelegrafo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-04-19

liam T. Stead, ktory do ostatka
ME wierzyl, by groziio powazne
niebezpieczehstwo innych IL
spokajal.
Robert E, Daniels Filadelfii
opowiada, re w chwili kolizyi ja-
kis okret przeplywai W odleglo-
sci 35 mil, odpowiedzial ma sy-
gnai iskrowy, ale dalej podroz
odbywai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-04-19

- Ia nam6wlenIe dzlewezat do nIe.
moralnego zycia aresztowano wczora1
jana Ross.
- "a agItacye poIItyezna wydaIone
wczoraj Edwarda Green. Wydalila 60
komisya sfuzby cywilne1.
The Washington times., 1912-10-01
Last Day for Steamboat
Lines to Add Protection

Steamboat companies all over the
United states must give patrons add
tionai protection today against loss Of
life in wrecks or be liable to fine yester-
day was the last day Of grace for conn
plying. with the amended rules Of the
Department Of Commerce and Labor
adopted following the Titanic disaster.
An extension was granted until Sep
TENDER 30 from last July. when the
other was FIRST to take effect.
Thousands Of steamboats, have COM
Piled with the rules. according to GER
tif,cates filed In the Office OF Supervising
Inspector General Uhier. He does not
believe his inspectors will md many
cases Of dereliction on the part Of the
companies. :
The Washington times., 1912-10-01
CAFE owner PLEADS
NOT GUILTY TO SALE
Of LIQUOR TO GIRL
Keyser Demands Jury Trial.
Bunch Case Postponed
Until Friday.

Arraigned on charge Of selling In
toxicating liquor to an elghteen-year-
old girl Peter L. Keyser. proprietor Of
the Rathskeller, Eighth and 4 north
west, pleaded not guilty in the Dis
trict branch OF the Police Court today,
and through his attorney demanded q
jury trial.
AioRzo Bunch. proprietor Of cafe.
who was served with a warrant charg-
ing an offense similar to that with
which Keyser IL accused. was not ar
raigned this morning. Counsel ap-
peared for Bunch and requested that
the hearing Of the case be postponed
until Friday. Assistant Corporation
Counsel schuldt agreed and the hearing
IN set for that day.
Both defendants were served with
warrants on complaint OF Lieutenant
Harrison and Detectives Howes and
Simpson,: Of the, First. precinct. The
police officials alleged In the warrants
that thew entered Keyser ana Bunch 5
places Of business and found girls un-
der age sitting at tables with male
companions and drinking intoxicants.
The Washington times., 1912-10-01
PROGRESSIVE RALLY
At CAPITOL HEIGHTS
IS DECIDED SUCCESS
National Committeeman De-
clares Roosevelt Most Vital
Figure at Present.

The Prosressives are looking ahead
and taking in the twentieth century
ideas." said FRANK 7 Hogan propres-
~. "eo"a' 1o" W
rally at Capitol Heights, last night.
THE Democrats want q change of gov
Arnment, but they are always looking
s.s ~. n.s,, ..
Aheso' ine nepuohcan party ID now
crying. Let well enough alone II 10
do-nothing party"
Mr.. Hogan declared that Colonel
poo..,.,, h. ~. 80, .n.rn.,,o - 80.
nooeen .no nun one'se anu VIM
hsure m the country To-Day ana that MS
IDEAS and actions surpass those Of any
of his recent predecessors and match
thoss of Abraham lincoln.
ns.ss. IT,.
Fres'uent tait was spoken OF a. the
The Washington times., 1912-10-01
WOMAN'S HAIR
REACHES TO KNEES
A Year Ago Was Threatenea WITH
Baldness Tells How she Made
Her Hair Grow.

Mrs.. Esther Emery. now visiting friends
in the city, il the fortunate possessor OF
beautiful hair, which. when
loosed from It's coils. falis to her knees.
Moreover, II II Of soft. silky and huffy tex
ture. and In color q glorious glossy gold.
Yet Just one year ago she was threatened
with baidpess. Urged to tell how she had
obtained this wonderful growth In % mort
a time, she said: Had anyone told me
such marvellous results could be accomplished
90 quickly. I positively would not have be-
iieved It. Twelve months ago my hair. which
then reached barely to my shoulders. was
falling out at an alarming rate and growing
very thin. actually eIposins the bald scalp
In several spots. II was dull and lifeless
in color. turning grey In patches. and very
dry and brittle. Ny head was covered with
dandrur and itched like mad all the time
tried fully q dozen different hair TONES
me a bit Of good. One day / CHANGED to read
scription 70 make the hair grow that was
1t said that BY taking ordinary Lsyona De
Composee and mixing with Bay Rum and
MenthS cry;,sl: and sppiyins no TO the ' Sa,p
il and j had my druggist mix OF. Of the
and sos' dr Of MensSo e crys,ai: and started
grow. First the hair stopped falling. the
itching ceased. and the dandrun disappeared.
scalp. These grew and grew As though moth
ing would ever stop them. They are grow.
~, ,ss y yrsa,men, stssdiy Snd expect 10 son.
tinue IT, at least. until my hair reaches
the floor. I might have stopped and been
perfectly satisfied at the end OF three months.
think that any woman can get long. thick.
beautiful hair by using this prescription. a
have recommended Il to several friends
Ill ala "a xvit ma
prescription 4 very inexpensive and any
druggist can NIL IT,
Those who use Il should be careful no,
ANaired
The Washington times., 1912-10-01
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ANACORTIA. d. c.. OCT.


Hope for the recovery Of three-year-
old Nellie Bond, whose skull was, frac-
tured by the kick Of horse In Ana
costa yesterday evening. was held out
today at the Casualty Hospital, where
the little girl was sent. The physician
performed an operation at once. and
~. ch,,d rested comfortably, and this
e"e .,o,,. Mr.. Bond
morning was -. r..,. ~.
went to the hospital with tne h''e ono
and has remained there since NJ the
bedside
Ns,,,. ,,.. n,a wing IN the curb In
N"e s,,I IT .treet. while
front OF her home' la. n.r,y ~
n plumbers wagon, the
James T. Harrison, OF Nichois avenuo
.tood next to her, the horse being
- ,,,,,. ,hs workmen were en-
~eisNe. The people who
pioyeo IN inc "ou 49,. u,tie siri be-
ran, teasing things about In her pay
sr,.nt.ning the horse, which gave
sudden iunso' Oh. had and
Lille was KICKED o" VIC -
fol, over unconscious. Ciuxehs ra.
90 n.r ala and summoned the patrol
" hof S,-utaa run IN the Casualty
wagon. nu~ ..,.,. from
Hospital followed on lhstruos "a
DR.. T. d. Mudds VINO gave hrs' "'"'
- -. v.,.,ng a,onp
The Washington times., 1912-10-01
OLDEST Filler IN
ARMY RECEIVERS
FROM OPERATION
Lieutenant Foulois and Cap
tain Beck Ordered to Re-
turn to Regiments.

Lieut.. BENJAMIN Fouiois, the Oldest
aviator in the United States Army IN
point Of service, has recovered from an
operation for hernia at the Walter Reed
Hospital, where he was confined for
three weeks. Ten months ago Lieuten-
ant Foulois was operated on for appen-
dicitis, and apparently recovered, but
while taking part In the army maneu-
vers In Connecticut In August, he
was taken Ill, and upon his return to
Washington Il was found that he was
suffering from a hernia. On the same
day that he was operated on for this
Capt. Paul Beck, another veteran avf-
ator OF the army. was operated on for
appendicitis.
Both men have been ordered back to
their regiments. They do not want to
give up aviation. but by orders of the
War Department they must return. 4,
being claimed that they have been
away from their companies four years
after which period an officer must &c
back. During the last session OF Con.
gress II was made possible for men de-
tailed to aviation to remain indefinitely
At this work, regardless Of the four.
year rule 1t was contended that by
the time q man became of good use to
the army as an aviator and capable OF
teaching young fiiers, he must return
Friends OF both Lieutenant Foulois and
Captain Beck do not like It because Of.
ficials Of the War Department have In.
sisted that they return to their regi'
ments.
II is more than probable that wher
Congressman Sharp Of Ohio returns Il
the city in December he will make some
effort to have the men returned to tn,
flying squadron. Besides being reliable
aviators, Captain Beck and Lieutenant
Foulois both are wireless experts, anc
can teach young aviators how to sent
wireless messages from aeroplanes. A
College Park in August Lieutenant Fou
lois sent wireless messages from thu
old Wright biplane at distance o
fifteen miles. Both officers are exper
topographers. As these essentials ar
recognized as necessary to become
successful military aviator. the loss o
Lieutensnt Foulois and Captain Becl
will be felt.
They both now are on short leaves o
absence in order to rest up. Lieutenan
Foulois will 60 to Fort Riley and CAP
tain Beck to Fort Mcpherson. Lieuten
ant Foulois expects to get the Sigma
Corps to give him a biplane to TAX
West with him to teach officers at For
Riley how to fly.
The Washington times., 1912-10-01
Demands Jury Trial on
Charge of Selling to Girl

Arraigned on charge Of dispensing
intoxicating liquor to an eighteen-year-
old colored girl. James @. Saunders.
proprietor Of the Porters Exchange. 103
Sixth street northwest. waived hearing
In the District branch of the Police
Court yesterday demanded a jury trial
He was released on $500 bond for his
appearance In court on the date set
for trial.
George Brown. colored. the girls COM
panion, was also arrested at the Same
time that the liquor dealer was told to
appear In court. Detective Harry
Evans. Of the Sixth precinct. charged
the man with giving the girl liquor.
Brown asked for postponement OF his
hearing and was released on 500.
The Washington times., 1912-10-01

The Anacostia Baptist Church will
hold rally day exercises next Sunday.
Three programs will be given.
The Washington times., 1912-10-01
GIRL WHO IS KICKED
MAY GET WELL
Operation Performed ThreeYear-Old Child Who SUI
fered Conclusion Of Skull and She Is Now
~ Conscious

finally by Policeman G. r. Brown. but
not before there was desperate strug-
gle with the dog on the part Of the jan
The police recommended that the body
of the dog be examined and the Health
Office has notified Mr.. Finotti that the
animal was found to have been suffer-
Ing from rabies. He was directed to
Finotti lives at 1928 q street southeast.
So far he has felt no III effects from
the injuries inflicted by the dog.
Residents composing two Of the eiti-
Gems associations In the southeastern
Sburbs Will gather tonight to start the
month with consideration Of town az
fairs. These are the civic organiza tons
In Congress Heights and In the Min
The Public Improvement Associate
will meet In the Congress- Heights town
hall. Tho Minnesota Avenue Improve
ment Association will meet with Charles
+. Ldnser. l7oo Good Hope road.
With william Goodman, vice presi-
dent. presiding. the Progressive Asso-
eiaton, composed of Anacostia Bap-
lists, met last night in the Baptist
on October q. al Witch TIE ve men s OF tse
congregation will be pressed into sery-
ice as cooks and walters.
Mrs. Elisabeth Allen and Miss Gladys
been visiting Henry Allen, the former
son, at Landover, Nd, have returned
| to their home. In Good Hope road.
Episcopal circles viii be busy this
week with a series Of meetings. These
opcn tonight. when. the Officers and
| teachers OF the Sunday school will as
| semble to 60 oyer the coming years
work. An important gathering will
DO the parish meeting. called for to-
| morrow night In the church hall. The
vestrymen will convene on Thursday
evening. and tho following evening the
Junior Daughters Of the King will have
meeting.
The Washington times., 1912-10-01
Steel Hearings Resumed.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. 1.-Hearings
In the suit instituted by the Government
a year ago sbr the dissolution OF the
United States Steel Corporation, were
resumed In this city today before Henry
p. Brown. Of Philadelphia, the special
examiner appointed by the Federal
court to take testimony.
The Washington times., 1912-10-01
J. p. Morgan Godfather
To Joseph Choate Sd

LENOx, Mass, Oct. That L Pier
pont Morgan acted as godfather to the
little son Of Joseph II. Choate, IT., Joseph
Sd, Sunday at the christening and that
he made the trip from New York for
the occasion became known here today.
The fnancier gave the baby a golden
spoon.
The Washington times., 1912-10-01

DIR. u. 8. Howser. William Leonard.
Harry Howser. and Charles G. Lohr
formed a party of Anacostians who
went to Colonial Beach by motor
launch for a fishing expedition.
The Washington times., 1912-10-01

The Ladies' Aid Society of the local
Baptist congregation held a meeting
yesterday over which Mrs. Ida Boswell
presided. and plans for rummage sale
were made. ...-
The Washington times., 1912-10-01

Thomas Allen has removed from Good
Hope road to Tacoma Park. Nd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-03

Don't let them make you think that all is dark in
this world and that everything is getting worse for
everybody 1t isn't so. Things are improving right
along for some folks.
Who do you think is booming right now in the
English matrimonial market? Giddy young girls
with peaches and cream compilations and no partic-
ular sense9 Not bit of it. 1t is the woman over 30
who is in greatest demand. widows, probably,
you remark. Wrong again. Most of 'em are spin
sters old maids bachelor girls whatever you pre-
fer to call them.
Now isn't this sensible tendency? Doesn't ev-
erybody know that the of 80, or thereabouts,
has more sense, more real charm, and good deal
stronger disposition to settle down and be content
ed with her home than young girl in her teens or
barely out of them9 Don't you believe the percent
age OF divorces among the over30 couples will be far
less than that among the youngsters?
Anyhow, it is pleasant to know that in England. at
least, woman dream of true happiness ism neces-
sariy because she has reached 80 without find
ing the man who is looking for her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-07-03
Going 1t Too Fast

Sir j. Crichton Browne, renowned metal expert
has set Britshers to quaking with some facts and
figures on lunacy In 1910 England had under care
1873 57 persons declared to be insane increase of
262 per cent in fifty years. while the population has
increased by only SO per cent And declares Sir
Browne, it's largely because the English acquir-
ing the American spirit of ''hustling' The burden
Of bread winning is being transferred from muscles
to nerves. Moreover, modern transportation is aid
ing In the general nervous breakdown
Every time you dodge an automobile or street
car, sudden, sharp demand is made upon your
nerves. Ordinary city life is becoming and
more full of such demands, and hence the lunatic
asylums filling up. Heredity and disease have
little to do with it, says Sir Browne. The English
speaking races are simply going it too fast.
Well, we don't know much about this matter, but
you add to the folks made lunatics by lodging cars
autos and cycles the lunatcs who drive those ma
chimes, we can account for some of the increase in
lunacy, anyhow