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Der gaperiide untsrit. gsrein psrs
iammslie fd seitsrn ab<Ho in Der
arbsiterbnlls urtsr 8orfts i.ines
pr1fibsntsn 5errn abam Stnb,lbah
uno Der groiOtoIifiibruns bes Se.rt.
tdrs 5errn Daniel augsntitbl. ardns
tsnnutsri.iibuna fir oft Witgliebsr
gum gstrase BON S54.50 ipurbt CUR
,3ablung aRsefpisien. Bon Der Wittrs
abom Reub in Columbus mar ein
DdnifGrsibsn fir bic prompts 4uss
sdbIuns bss SNrbtssloes fir ibren
ptritorhensr 0otien eingslaufen. gins
Iabungsn gu ben Jeitlihseiien ees
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QiberaI gopriftxn nnt.rit. 0.rsins
gu ibr.n Sommsrfeitlih.eiteu, bic am
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finbsn, puroen aueenommsn unb Be-
.beiligung in Gorpore suseiast. Hud
purbe ein sntiprehenber geirGg aus
Der aaiIe bstpillisi. au9 Der Gin
Ioouna bts Sbtpeiser Wdnnerhors
su ieinem pienic in Rtgtnthals Vnrt
in gopington fpiro Jolss ssIeiiisi ipers
ben. 9as GruppnbiIo. pelhts Der
gbOtograpb Strr Sermunn UliitIsr
BON Der Uins unb Utsrcer Strnbe an
F.riist, maft quite 5prtf6riiie. 8isls
Ri.alisber iinb jseoh nod niht gum
gbotogropbireH gstommen unb ts III
bots 3sit. bob lie bas thun. Die Gin.
ndhmen In Der seitrigtn Sisuns pas
rem $40 unb bic Musgabsn $106.50.
Rad Der gsriasuns bteuben iit bic
6erren su benz Wi.slitb 6errn Wtis
6asi Risb an Der Dunlap Strobe unb
ftotieien b.mislben !urs Dor fsiner
abreiT. mad Geutihlanb einen Befuh
ab. Die abidbNbsfeisr nnbm ben
ifonii,H 9srlauf unD mnnfes Olcs
tpurbe auf sliidlithe Jobrt unb nIldt
lihe 6timtsbr aeirunten.
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observation-disclosures.

ESenrn q. gorneman %, 1915
Carl Strdbe.
lMargnret Niuer. %, 1904 Wo!nut.
(Deauriee 2epu. Al. SAG Gof Ctr.
lgiennor Steman, 26, 3677 Sinbeue
apenle.
IGrneit s. gropn. 90, 1914 Galley
! apenue.
lgiia 5nller. q. IA Ioper Ctr.
l9ouis Ropee. 2i. 1reenipoob ADe.
lRcie Garter, 2i. GreenDohb Are.
lgernarb araner. IL, Soutb Ssor.
MOOD.
leIi3abetb Shroeber, 30, 1l02 Git
WtcWtiilian Strnbe.
|Jcf. .. Worbemnnn. 43, 56 Git
I Court strnbe.
Warie e,trit. 20, Roruoob, 8.
IGor,elius Tonobue. as. 3022 1ine.
lHorbath Stcd. i3, 3022 8ine.
Nm. CONNER, "a. s49 yopIcr.
lGlora gideI. 21, l0a6 D. 1ibertp.
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Staoiiihes Suggp uon uubefanuten
periOusn sH einer gsrsnisnngs.
iabrf benust.

Charles 5oy, elm anseitelter bes
Observation-Disclosures Iieb in Der
Wontas Rat,t iein gugsp. Gigen.
tbum Der Stabt, fur5e 3eit nnbenui.
iiftiet an Der Gde Der 4 apenue iinb
Stone StraBe iiehen. aIs er suriid.
fam, mar oas Subrlpert nerihlpim.
ben unb ssor erfubr BON Bniianfen,
boB 5tpei Nldnner unb slpei ,Sroiien
in bns gusep eeitiegen uno speiieIs.
obnc cine gniisunesfabrt inter.
nommen hotien. die poIi5ei fpuroe
benot,rid,tist unb mar Der ganoe per.
'hieoene Tial heiB ouf Der ,Sdbrte
Ginise Stunben ip1ter murhe oas
ssubrperf on Der Strabenede, an
Der es entmenbet rpur6en mar, ipieber
poraefunoen ieooh Daren bic aerle
un6 Sralen3immer neridauirnben
Die 4oIisei beuiibt iih, ibre Sbenti.
rat ieItSllitelleu.
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YermiFf.

Jrou 9aifp Gtout. SO. 826 Wlain
Strabe. srfu6te ssitsrn bic poIi3si.
Radforftunsen mad ibrem IL Sabre
alten Spbn Grnneis. einem ShuIes
Der Ct. Iapisrs 0emeinbefHuIs, dnsA.
ffelen. tpslder felt Mpntag Mitiaa
permibi pirb. DIR anobe bate am
Moniae gormittos bic GHuIs bsfn6i,
iih leooh nod Der Wsittosspdufs nidbt
pieber in Der gnule bliden laiftn.
Jrau Stout tbtiite ber poIiSei NIT,
bab ibr Sobr ibr Dor einistn 1ogen
sr5dbli babe, sr BABE am fountain
Squcre ein.n Wdnn getroffsn, ipeInsr
Jpn oufseforbert BABE. nit inn mad,
9untington, 90. Wo.. su seben. Gis
befur6tet. bab Der Wann. bsHtn Tos
men fis ansab. ben Rnobsn enifiibri
baben mag.
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9sadJ einirnnSisem @arteu muk Die
Sp6seit peri6obsu merOeu.

Rein gsringes grftaunsn hsrrfat.
geitsrn 9crmittag unter uebreren buns
bert isreunoen bon gbpdro Re;sr unb
Jrl. SuIia guumann, bic fi6 in Der
ct. Stepbanus Hirde etngefunben
batten, nm Der Srauung Der Genanns
ten bet3upobnsn, als bic fsftgefests
5Ssit psritrid unD nah eiritiinoisem
Dorten ben TbeiInebmsrn srtIdrt
purpe, bob bic 3rduung nidt itatts
finbs. Die graut, i'm 5oh5sitstlsios,
mar bem 3uiammenbru6 nabe, als
ibr bisUaittkiIung gemubt rpuroe. bub
i'm grdutisnm niht sefunben peroen
fonnte. Sis purbe in elmer autfhe
nah Der elterlifsn Mobnung, go.
1887 5amlet StroBs. 8uriidgsbrntt.
Q[le 8orbereitungen pdren oufs Be-
ittmmtsfte gstroffsn. Rep. Stspban
S6miot tpartete i'm priefterli6en &C.
panbs auf Die Qntunft bes grdutis
gains, nm nit ben Standardization
gu Beginner; bts5odseitstafsl mar ges
iest uip. QmWpntag2lbeno tdufte Res
Ter fsiner graut ben gbering unb be-
gIeitete Tie nah 5auie, adrtli6en Qbs
fAieb rebmenb. Doruuf er in feine
Dobnung Ro. 712 Dafbinstpn Npe.
surudtsbrte. Geitsrn Wprgen um s5
ubr puroe er 8ulsst sefeben. Das anz
se6snbs gbspaar bate it6 bereits in
einem 6aufe an Der Oft 10. Gtrdbe
biibfd eingerihtet. Die 4ngsborisen
Reters tonnen ii6 feline QbnefsHbeit
ni9t ertlGren. Sulia Baumann III
bic q Sabre ulte 5ohier bes 0errn
Nifolaus gaumann, unb Reter, 26
Sabre aft, iit 8ormann In elmer ga
BRIT In Dapton, Rp.
Hinb gefdbrlid berbrannt.
Ratherpn mebmonn, bns % Sabre
alte 9Dhterhen bes 9srrn Gsoree
Mebmdnn IT,, bon Der 5. ape., Dape
ton, Qn.. erlitt seitern Iebensgefdbrlis
DE grunbpunben, Die aleine fpieIte
nit sinem Gtrei4tola nnEt einem Oas
folinofen. nobel fi6 bas Gtreinhofa
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1abtsn unS Seuebue.

Das asitsnbssdnsnib bes Ders
itorbsnsn Deter 8. asriepla finbet
bsute 8ormittag pom 1rouerbauIt.
Ro. 307 5airfisIb Ioenue, gelIepue.
aus ftutt unb fpirb in Der OF. 5er3
Ssiu air6s Elm feisrli6es Rsauism
celebirt perben. Die B.itattung II.
auf psm ct. Warisn Grhbhof in Gins
einnati.
- Sn Dapton 5irtulirt cine petis
tion, In Der Wapor 5elmbolo unb Die
Stobt aommiHdre srfuht Deroen,
ben 8iirsern uno Steufrsnbl.rn Ddpz
tons nod cine Gel,senbeit 81 ssben,
iiber bic ginperleibuns in RtDport
ub5uitimmen.
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gheioungsflaee gegen slnna Seite-
mes elm 3as Guar ebelthte ltd am
Ii. Moi 1910 uno lebte BITS sum D.
Sftober 1910 suiammen ais ne tbn
obne 9runo perlieB.
- gbeiteine: 0Sorf Gapooo, 81
uno alice Sponser Slein 81, beioe
BON Cambridge, O.; 8urnep Wsot.
ttngIp, 21, lmo @arp 8. 8oooring,
IS, beiOe pon Whncie, Sno.; 8eorg
CRAWFORD, 2S uno Hri3ela RcGin'
nep, %, beioe sSarbige bon Gincln'
natl; Sol. 8. Braltte, 20 uno Soretta
IS. 8ottidalf, %, beioe bon Goomg'
ton; 2trtbur :. 9eder, q uno ge'lte
@rigbt, "A, beioe bon Cincinnati.
- 8runoeigentbums llebertras
gungen; u. 6. &ihttpaot an SSobu uno
9olIiie aeunep, Qot on Der RuIieQ
9penue, 1862 SUB iiioIih bon Der / 4.
StroBe, ST. - y. 6. 2ihtpuot an
Bertha 2iftmaot, GOT on Der RuiieIl
9luenle, 137 Sub fiioIih BON Der IA.
5traBe. 81. -- gnurla g. 2eipts an
Seroinano Shulte, 2ot gto. 43 III Wt.
g. 0uiptbornes Iooitton in Central
Goptngtou, 5000. - Alma Solmes
an George =. 2, Weooris, Sot an Der
SuntinQton Ioeuue, n0roltd BON Der
Glpoc 9lpenue, 81. - 2lnna $. q.
Gunoiii on ,Seroinauo Shulte. 2ot
gto. 10 in Der Wf. z. Salptborne SIo+
bition Central Gooington, 81. -
glnna s. Greer Guubiff an Serb.
ShuIte, Got 9lo. AZ lmo IbeiIe Der
Got 9to. 43 in 90. 6. 3alptborne's 5
gooition, $500. - SaQie 6. 8aIib
on 3. ShuIte uno Sol 9onpien
Cots 9tp. 9 uno 10 in R. 8. San+
tborne's 2Iooition, 500. - Waggie
9. Root on oenieIben, 2ots 90. 13
uno ii in oerieIben 2looition, $500.
- Sacob &nlptborne on ,Seroinano
S6ulte lIno Soiepb aampien, Sot
9to. s in sc. 9. S5arptborne's Iooi.
tion, $3.50. - g2. $. 9per on oenieI.
ben, 2ots l2o. II uno ~ in oerieIben
Aooitton, 800.
- 9sbeimppIi3iTt Stebenton unb
Sergeant Sam Martin fanoen seitern
in Cincinnati Wurtin sarreII, Der
bier pegeu S6iebens nit Der 4b'iht
WiGiam Gpans gu tpbten, perlanst
tptrb unb liebeu ibn oerbaften. Gpans
purbe, als er spei Oamen ppn Der
Stride na6 Sauie begleitste, an Der
Gsrington qite iibsralsn unb in
fhpsrperlestem 3uitunbe nn6 bem
Ct. gliiabetb SpIpital 9ebra6t. Tars
rel tpeisert ii6, o1ns RsquIiitioa
noh gopington gu tommen.
- Der Columbia gau 9ersin srs
tpdbIts se1tern Gbenb folsenoe g.amts:
prdfioent, 8. 8. RiskmaRn; gis.s
prdiibent, Spbu Sornung; Sstretdr.
Sof 3. gnorsb; Stlfs Setretdr,
4ntbonp Srsibero; Shasmeiiter,
Srant stautbsrg; Dirsttprsn: Jreo.
%. Suemlsr, gernarb SaaIFslb, Soz
| Ispb Repper, Senrp 9eter, 9sorss
6ufer. Senrp gumm. So6n Stauts
6erq. German greIdh, 8. U. DerHn.
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einen Diomantcn, Sfobert q. sbotts
eine iItnte uno CHARLES Sipid eine
Eoiheni,br.
- 6rau 2ouiie Warp arieger bon
9eo. 507 Giib 2. StraBe, Witttue oes
Dor IA ssabren peritorbenen Gbparo
arieger, itarb geitern Worgen i'm
WaercD SoipitaI nnd firsenl 8ranfen.
logger I'M aIter bon 55 Sabren. gle
binterlaBt brci Sobne, bret Tohter
uno 6 Gnfel. Sie mar Die Iofter bes
perit ssanuar @eB, gruoers bes oerit.
Msopor aler. Get.
- lie MosIer 8elbihranf 60. bat
ourh Die Gebrioer RoieS uno Mil.
liam Wtosler Der Staot elm Brunb-
itiif fir bas nrne ShuIbans in Sit
SomiIton eeitenft. 0ie 8ebriioer
Dtosler ifenften Der Stobt ihon bns
@rlmbitiif, oui peltem oos ieeige
Shulbois non Dit Sontilton itebt
sSobann Grah unb 1hcreia
alefer iplrbcn IN Der CT. Stepbans
Stride eetraut. Die graut itnmmt
aus llnaarn uno fam leste Wode naf)
3ontilton, nm ibrem nlten 8eliebten
gum SrauoItnr 81 iolgen.
Fem @m. Sartran puroe
elm 3tueirno aeitobIen.
2ouiia 3ob, ipeIfe auf einen
Gcrbaftsbefebt ihres 8atten 2epi
RoB ipeeen Beiitesihpdhe III Se.
IDahrimn eenonlmen poroen fpnr
uno nun piebcr entloiieu ipurbe.
reid]te cine SdriourasfIoge elm unn
gibt ais 8runo gernodldiiig,,ng uno
8erloiien on. Ius Raar heirathtete
am 4. SiiIi 1901 in Ggforo uno bat
Sipei ainber.
Ter speitc proSeb bon Carl
ShuItbeiB, meIher ben iorbiger
Soiepb Sarbeitp am 16. Septenlber
1911 in ieinem DteIonenieIbe er'
lhob, baonn 9eitern Morsen.
= 5rau Maogis u. Gorper, si.
Satin bon Samss u. 8arper BON Rp.
1853 Siib 3 Strabe. itarb an ber
DaFsriutt i'm QItsr BON AZ 5obrsn.
- Stott Ranbau, q, uno 2auro
Insn, %, gsibs bon bier, erlansten
sinen 6eirdtbsidein.
- Der 12idbrise 2ouis Batter aus
Dess. ap., !peItsr grisfmnrtsn 81
ptrtaufsu iutts, purb< aus Der Sofi
sntluFsu. gr srbIsIt bic 8risfmartsn
pon ietnsr Ruttsr. ipelde poitmeiiies
rim iit unb sein gaaresIb bate, ala
ibr Sobu gum gsiuh ieines grubers
mad 6amiltpn lam.
- Die Satin oes Wirtbes ;sran!
Raeuirs, 239 Court Strobs, itart
porIeBts Rahi i'm Werep 5ofpiial. i'm
QIisr pon 43 Sobrtn. Si. mar Die
Sapsitsr Der Srau Wiu 4dtrmann
pon Walnut Oils, 5rau Wm. gDlpsI,
2ouis uno Dani.I gouna ale Don
Cincinnati.
- Der Ra6Ios Ses Srl. ga.b.rin,
Gong idut ben nadften 9.rponoteu
81.
- Gno6 Gbnsn bo. Warp Sonc
abnep auf G6eibuns DertIagt, neil Il.
anseblid i'm Isstsn Guguft nit ab,
5orn bur6brannts. Gus Qaar b,ira'
thste am 29. Tsssmbr 1909 In Srs
psHe, ap. unb ba tteine aiubsr.
- 5rau Gb. Du[Ii bon Der 5anoDer
StraBs beidtntts ihrsn Gattsn nit si'
nsm 5odterten.
- Georg Gonrah pon Rsiln erlitt
gs'tsrn Ra6mi..ag sinsn gru6 bee
re6tsn Geins uHb Der rs6;sH 5onb
Sein pfsrb fitI auf ihu.
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Griinbtn bss ct. Joispbs moiItnbnu.
iss gum 1eiien Der Anftnlt bas i6tr.
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funtr. iDsl6s bic Uines sWorpoob Qinie
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Der Aniinlt an Der 1snnsHee AD<. unS
Recbing Mpab sebraht p<rhen. Ner
elm 6egs fir bitWaiIen bat. perfdum.
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fein E6erflein fiir ben untsrb0It bsr
Mnft0lt bsi. stnssbsnf b<x S&iner'f6.n
Hort: .Gbef III bsr WenIm. bifrsid
ub gut, Penn bas dlIfin unteri6kibsi
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mng pSrlagen.

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strahe. Se1 Eel. 476 a., Soms
Hbone 1851 VI. s.
- Der nerit. CHARLES 8. 3pid
permaht ie $500 Der D. W. 6. g.,
Der p. W. 6. u. uno Der Ientihen
Wetbooiiten airfe. Ter Mittpe eli.
aabetb 8pid itnb $50 per Wonnt
nusgeiebt, oas Snus urb $4,000 Ser.
iiderung. Ter Reft bes gfaMnfies
fdGf ben Sobn aus eriter Gbe, HarI
3. 8nif, 5u. Mmgoret 8ui6 erbSt
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GOurtbauis, ipOielbit Reuisfeiteu, Gin.
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ben. Selepbpn Sputh 2401.
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ssa gnfienl frdfttaen. atre NstreHiralf uno
bore DifaIitdf erneuern. MH'tdtt elm gei0s1a1s
dH gamer. mnnn psrbsrx fort. isDsnsirafite
best ptne umitdnbe, etHe eluffsbsn. mrtrs
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gsrrr, ber fAon fan bic Hcfsnnna aufgsostsn
bate, fetns RTait ipssbsr. ~ sttanesE ssHs gs
tannaHg, fueI6s trop ttIer Glnfr6tstf fndtrs
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brut lNaricorslf) cbrf EpssaticH. au bsiIsn
ghreibl betfte noe fnr rein fsstes. tsnfAes
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rteueu. erfoIareihen g2ettebgu cnasfrnubt mers
ben mnS pie man bceurA tn iurssr 6sti fDie.
Ser nclfcntmfns UlauHes.saft uYrh asbsnsffeuos
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poransugeben unb ben Brotelt su
ignpriren. Tr. Goof beuntragte, ben
Werift Su periperfcn. rptroe ieoo6
bon Der Dioioritot iiberitinrnt, nor.
ani Der 9eridt uno bic barin entbaI'
tene Gntpiebluns angeHommeu MUIR
ben.
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Ia bic rcpublifaniid,e unb Die be.
motrotiihe Stonisfonpention am
ndditen Wfontng, Iieniiaa ilno Wiitt.
nod itaitiinben, ipnroe ouf 9ntrng
beidloiien. bic nnhinuodlise Sis.ns
0es Staotraths nm 5reItag abenb,
beu Z. ssinti, anitntt lpie iiblif am
Iieultog, oen 4. sSuni, ab5ubaIien.
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unb bic Eeomienpabl Der ssnport Ssaenfeiils
een 5euer,Berft4e grunge. tBefsnf1nfi finSe. fiatt
ON pa pHtas, bfn 3. 5HHi 1912, ypifhsu Q
uHs fibr AbeuDs.
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$40 per SroHt 5us Stabt gaoHer. SeDer.
atssments bsIosit nu her Spoynfcrh mss
iesl Baltimore Ctr. 800 Jus bon Der Rofes
bale Gar atuts NohBufraeer ober gu nbref'
firen: Ibec WotiHg. cHbe oer RofeSGle Gar
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-08
DR.. WILEY CRACKS Jest,
COMMITTEE IS AMUSED
Sugar Investigation Postponed
Owing to Strike of the
Stenographers.

DR.. Harvey w. Wiley, the government s
chief chemist, STROBE into the presence of
the Hardwick sugar committee this MORN
ing, followed by q husky young man carry
ing a long metal frame, to which was
attached an apparatus that looked like a
combination telescope and sewing ma
chine. The young man placed the ap-
paratus on the table in front of the COM
mittee.
What is that?' asked an unterrified
democrat of the doctor.
Just a polariscope for testing sugar.
replied the chemist. who was before the
committee to illuminate it's membership
on the subject Of the Dutch standard
by which duty is assessed on sugar un-
der the Payne-Aldrich law. "Polarized
light is the testing agent OF course, you
know what polarized light is?''
The democrat. after some hesitation,
confessed that he didn't.
I'm glad you said that" said Dr. Wiley.
for neither does any one else, I was
afraid you were going to follow the ex-
ample Of young man named Jones. who
was in my physics class in college. Jones
was half asleep one day when the pro-
lessor sharply called his name. Jones
awoke with a start
"Mr. JONES' said the professor,
what is the cause of the aurora
borealis?' Jones scratched his head.
Professor. he said, I used to know
that, but I've forgotten
"'Heavens.' cried the professor. the
only man in the world who ever knew
the cause Of the aurora borealis has
let it slip his mind"
The committee grinned and adjourn
ed. word having been brought to
Chairman Hardwlck that the commit
tee stenographers were on strike be-
cause of a reduction in their compen-
sation from Is to Is cents a folio.
DIR. Wiley thinks William j. Bryan
probably feels complimented at Gov.
Woodrow Wilson's expressed desire to
knock him into cooked hat"
Why" said the doctor. I'm sure Mr..
Wilson meant that in the most friend
ly way. Washington used to wear a
cooked hat and the governor. it seems
to me. was merely expressing the
opinion that Bryan would be all the
better for q little cooked hat states
manship."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-08
Favored by Expert Commissions.

In advocacy Of the Mall site for the
Lincoln memorial, Glenn Brown pointed
out that the site has been unanimously
recommended after a careful study by
three expert commissions, the last to act
upon 1t being the National Fine Arts Com
mission. He said that it had met the
approval Of artistic societies in this coun-
try and Europe. and added that as the
government the total sum appropriated
could DE expended ON the memorial.
Should the proposed 10th street site be
selected. he said, it would take $1,jO0 OCO
to purchase the needed property, leaving
only 100000 for the memorial itself. The
Soldiers Home site Mr.. Brown criticised
because it placed the memorial in close
other power plants with tall. unsightly
chimneys. Soldiers Home is not the
property of the government, he added, but
belongs to the soldiers, from whose pay a
certain amount Is deducted regularly to
pay for the upkeep of the home.
Mr.. Brown declared that a highway
such as that proposed to be erected be-
tween Washington and Gettysburg, based
upon an engineers estimate for q similar
highway to Mount Vernon, would cost
$34. 200. 600. and that its maintenance
would cost about s., Loo, 600 annually.
The friends Of the highway memorial in
sist that II the matter could be left to
Lincoln himself he would undoubtedly
decide in favor of the highway. They
say that the battlefield Of Gettysburg is
itself memorial. eloquent of things done
there and Of the great address delivered
there by Lincoln. Their estimate of the
cost Of the highway Is much less than
that given by Mr.. Brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-08

A liberal leasing law for the develop
mont Of the mineral resources Of
Alaska. particularly its coal fields. IL
advocated by Secretary Fisher of. the
Interior Department in his annual re.
port. made public today. In this con-
nection the secretary makes It clear
that he believes in an enlarged ap-
plication Of the leasing principle az
applied to the public domain. Recon-
mendation is made that Congress
take up the whole subject of water
power development and control In re-
lation to the public lands OF the ma
ton.
Continuing. he declares in favor OF a
law for the retirement Of government
employees. the enactment OF which he
believes would be good business policy
for the government. The bureau OF
mines should have its work enlarged.
and there should be bureau Of ma
tional parks. Conditions In Alaska. he
declares, badly need a general over
hauling.
Advocates Retirement Legislation.
On the question of the retirement Of
government clerks the Secretary says:
IT earnestly recommend the enact
ment Of legislation authorizing the re-
tirement Of employees who. after long
and faithful service, are disabled by
age or innrmity from the efficient
performance Of their duties. The civil
servants Of the government, like those
In the military and naval service. are
debarred from the chance OF large
ro;r, Tho hone NJ which Is a constant
stimulus to men in private business.
Moreover. those Of technical or SUI
Derior administrative ability are and
must continue to be paid smaller SAL
aries than they would command In
private employment.
.sIt IS therefore impossible for them to
ACQUIRE financial independence or make
due provision for old age, either by way
Of profits or by way Of savings from their
salaries. Considerations Of humanity
and Justice might well be urged
against the dismissal OF employees who
have given the years Of their strength
to faithful and efficient public service
and against their assignment to the
lower grades OF mental or clerical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-08
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Pinchot Opposes Water Right Bill

granting q water pipe line right of way
to a company in California through the
Mono national forest of that state has
encountered the opposition Of Clifford
Pfnchot. formerly head Of the bureau of
forestry. While the money value in
volved, Mr.. Pinchot says, in a statement
just issued. is insignificant. the bill is a
dangerous precedent, and would establish
the right of the water power companies
generally to use national forest lands.