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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17

~ ne Saiten ipcrben auf9c>
|(T ipannt, INN bic ~breiidbri9e
~ Sicnit5cit unb Die bamit per@
~ bnnbcnen 2aiten burd5us
oriiGcn. Sic 6ablreiden
8unogcbunscn, bic in bcn pcrid)icbcn>
ltcn 8arniipnen Sranfreib's itattges
funoen buben, belpeiicn flar lnb bellts
lid. baR bic Snngmannihaft bes Gan.
oes t~eincsiuess fir ben Wti!itdrbicnit,
%beionoers ben b%reijdbriscn &aiernen=
ntenif, begeiitert lit, pic cS Die cbaupiz
niitii6e Yreiie b%ebauptet.
IIs Sranfreih I'M Sabre 1892 bon
fiinf alliicrten aDnigen itllD bercn gez
Iammten Wilitdrmadt bebrpbt ulo be-
prdngt lpnroe, CAB es ipeber brcijdbrige
Sicnlf5cit. nod elm itebenbes Seer bon
elmer balben Williou Wenld1en. Srobs
Dem bradte aber 2ano nnb @olf binnen
GINGER Wonate pier5ebn Irmceforps
NIT 100000 Solbaten anf Die 9eine,
Die nit 2nit5en mnb alten @eipebren,
pbne Wontur unb Shubpert bic Yreil>
BEN. Seiterreider, Spanicr unb Yiez
mpnteien aus Dem 2anbe pcrtrieben.
ltno ioatc beute bas Iuslarb Sranf>
reid abermals ansreifen ipo0en. 10
luilroe bas gauge 1olf lid lpie elm
Mann erbeben, nm Die @inbringlinge
81 Eaaren 81 treiben.
2ciber prebi9t man aber in bie1cr
Se6ieblns biiben nnb briiben MIR
talben Sbren. Die 9eutc BON Der
DgDrs" nilien red)t gut. ppn ipcml Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17
$pamtem's Gs[bid DER GmtIdJeinnn9 ,1abe+

,uenis sldjtnns fir Splde, hie anberel
Meinuns iinb ais CT. Sas 8eiultal
lit Die itete @efabr eincs Siirsers
frie9es. llngliidlifes Spanienl Define
8ei1iHte ioate bo4 8arnung genua
fem.
Gin iiinsites greignib bebrobte Dos
2eben bes &abinetts Homanpnes. Sr.
altamira, Der Iutor elmer 8eidbidte
iiber Spanieu, brad)te Die &atbolifer
in Sarniih burh cine 2iite bon
8iihern, Die er in Den Silent
|lihen 9tbIiptbefen einse>
fiibrt ieben tpolte. Ser r~ebolntios
ndre @ebanfe ipar in bieien Biidern
porberri6enb. Sic Sheen Der rabie
faliten 8epublifaner iolten auf bieie
@eiie als geiftises Slitter fir bas
Bolt bienen. Gang obenan in bie5er
elite itanb 5erbert Spencer in Sc
folsihaft bon 5aeGel. &rppotfin, 2us
bod, 9aripin. 8uedner nnb Tronbbon.
Sbre 8erfe iinb ms Spaniihe iibers
let tporben ilnb erideinen IN bidisen
p%opnloren Inseuben. bauptiddlih IN
Yalencin nnb 8drcelonn. mo iiber 3d.
900 gremplare berfanft norben iinb.
Sns religiDie Sroblem lit ba 8
g robIem in Spanien. @d6renb
bas gonltantiniide Subildnm iiberal
in Der @elt besangen ipurbe. beriufte
uniere liberale Hesierung ben relis
9iDien llnterridt aus unicren Bolts
idulen 5u entfernen. Gin grDBerer
gontrait bes 3ipieipaltes fonnte fanm
~sefnnben iperben, ipie er 5ipiid)en Den
@efiiblen bes ipaniihen Bottles unb Der
l~iberalen Clique. Die inn GinperitGnos
nib nit benz nnreifen &onis bans
belt, beitebt. Sn bieiem Gpnflifi
banbelt IS iid nm ben Sdatten Ser
rer's nnb bas praftiihe G"brihentbmm
llnb cine &riie lit nabe. Sn midi
mebr aa5u ferner 3eit mfrs Der &oniq
Dor Der alternative iteben. entipebei
Die @onartie ieinen Sdnben entz
9feiten unb 5u elmer Gepublit iperbeu
81 ieber, ober Die Hesierun9 Der 2eis
ting bes Siibrers Der gouierpatipen
Srn. Waura, an5upertraucn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17
tspeSiaf.G s~rrefppnbenS biefer Settuns.)
9nm e. 3. 8.

Staatsmann Spanien's feitens Del
eisenoen alaiien ienes 2anbes.
Oils Tremier Hontanones einet
Spreder fir bas Yarlament 81 err
ipdblen bate, conferierte er borerit mil
Srn. Iaura. Nit Der ginpiaigunq
bes 2esteren ipurbe 5r. SiIIanuepa.
elm 3epublifaner, gum Spre6er ers
nannt; Der Hepublitaner IScarate
ipeisertc lid. elm iolfes Imt an5us
nebmel. anseblid, ipeil cine iolde
Steanns ni6t in &armonie nit ieineu
Yldnen ipdre. Mud) in Der befannten
&atedismls >Srase nerihaffte 9r.
Waura ieinen Mniif)ten bel Der Hes
sierrns @ebor. Sic @esierune iab
lid ae5pnneen, ben fatboliiden Inter
riht in alien Dffentliden Shulen 81
belaiien; MIR proteltnntiide &inber
tpllroen bonn geitpobnen oieies Inter
rihtes entidulbist.
@enn einnnl in aftion eebraft.
iiben Die ipaniifen aatbolifen einer
ipld)em 9riif auf Die liberale He9ies
ring aug, bab pieie iid) nidt getraut
etipas segen Den fatboliId)en @lauber
5n n%nternebmen. 8enn aud ber Hes
publifaner Woret ieinen 2euten bera
iprod,en bate, Die 3abl Der &lDiter 81
perrinsern, 10 besniiste er iih bod ba-
NIT, bic In6ab( Der Honnen nnb Bril-
Der auf ben sesenlpdrtisen Stanb 81
beIdrdnfen uub floiterlide Gnitalten
Die inbuitrielle Inlngen baben. mil
elmer Steler gu belaiten.
gs lit a~llerbiuss trairig genug
Dab Der ipaniihe Gbaraftef ii1 MIDI
5l Der Soleran3 einorbnen lam. Die Il
alIgemein in ben Ser. Staateu pratt.
5iert miro, mo sesenieitiee Idtune
Sebermann gieligionsfreibeit 5ugeitebt
Ser Spanier lit impnliib unD fanatiih
Gr lit entlpeber fanatiifer 8atboli
ODER iettireriider Sreibenfer. Gr pa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17
8etrefemS bic katbnlif1e
3trenr.

Gin g~eiddbter bodipiirbiaer Sreunb
idreibt ms in einem 8riefe infer
Mnocrem: .Siiripabrl Der itdrfite
unb grDbtc Scino oes @ottesslaubens.
ben Gin Ienh nna
erehenbar, lit Die ihlcd}te
Yreiie. Sic fomint nit glcibenoer
Srcunoliffeit ms &aus. @ebe Gem.
Der Tie einldhtl sic ipirb ibm baS
Seilisite umo aoltbarite 5eritorcn. Den
@lauben unb i'm 81 @runoe ridten.
limb ipie ipirb niht bic iinS bon 0ptt
eeidcnfte @uttcr. bic Stride. 0 Der
glaubensloIcn Yreiie betdmpft nno
perlcnmoetl WaS mad)t oiele nid,t
aus Ser Stride. bic midjt itar Der ia.
mile bl. Weibe, ionbern aud benz
Staate Wsarf nmb iittlihe &raft pers
leibt, fir Elm grauenbaftes 3errbilol
Drum binalis nit Der id)lehtet mnb
farbloicn Yreiie; bcutc nod binalis
bamit II ben Samilien!". 10 iontcn
ale 8iihofe nnb YrieIter laut rufen
in Stride. Sdule nnb Wereinen NIB
ben Sdumigen aeseniiber bic be-
fannten Hepreiiion So
III | | a%nipenben. Sies dIIges
mein burhgefiibrt. niirbe Werlns
glimpfnngen Der idledhten Yreiie balb
Gin .Salt @erba!" 5u9ernfen b. /.
Elm Gnbe geniadht baben. Gin Hebafs
teur. Der benz llcbersctpid,tc Der NiSs
ba~nblungen Der fatbolii6en Sahc bon
Seiten elmer ihledten nub neutralen
Yreiie often nnb mannbait 9eeeniibcr
tritt. lit Gin &dmpe fir
q lauben nnb IaterIanb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17

seipieien, bab Sapan niht Iiaionen
fir cine Slotte iibris babe, bic nur
Yaraoe5tpeden biene, unb bab Der
Ioment sefommen iei. bic @aht
bieier Slotte ben Imerifanern por
Iusen gu fiibren.
9ieie beftisen IusfGle seben allcrs
oings Die Stimmung ei!ies sroben
Sbeils bes iapaniihen Bottles ipieber.
9ennoh lit Der Iusbruf zines arieses
5tpii6en Den beioen sroben WGd)ten
faum 81 befiirhten. Die 5ffentlihc
@seinnns Sapan's iteft sm icbr In ben
&inoerihuben. Sic Gesiernus lit all
mdhtig unb Idbt iif o ibr niht bcs
e~inflnilen. Sic sebt oaber faltbliitis
Dor nnb niht 10. lpie es Die crregten
Tolfsmalicn ipiinibcn. Sic Geeies
rung aber bat iih ipdbrenb aler
Ybaien Der gesenpdrtigen Gontroperie
cine 10 t cerpierte Saltung aufs
erlegt, Dab man bel ibr nit 8rllnb
ao1plllfe Iofletgnil9 9e9en frtc9ertlde
@eripideluusen NIT Mmerifa porals@
ieben barf. Der sesenuartise Stanb
Der japaniihet 5inansen, bic Sage Der
9inse amf benz aiiatiihen Teitlanb mnb
ppr Mlem Hmklanb's nidts meniser
ais Hare Iulitif Sapan gcaemiibcr
laiien bicic Saltmns Der Reaieruns
ebeniu serchtferttst crid,einen, ,pie Der
llmitano, oaf cs int Sale eines
&rieses nit Mmerifa auf Gnslanh'S
Sciitanb - ia aud nur AMI G~nglano's
,wubl,uulenbe Neutralitat" niht refr=
nen oiirfte. 9a5m fum,mt nod, baf
bic Saltnns Galtfprnien's pont ubiefti-
pen Stanbpmnfte aus ais seredtfertigt
be5ethnet uerben fann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17
attas s,1r 3eit in Japan ,nreebt.

~ ,fpii6en Sapan llno Californian
- bat lid Elm geipanntes 8erbdlts
u niB entipidclt, ipeldes pplle Ves
~ abtung perbient. Ser @runb
liegt in Der in Der g~eiesgebens
oen Teriammlung Galifornien'S nnges
nommenen unb bonn @ouperneiir be-
reits nntcr5eihneten Bill. burd Die
Californian ieiu Sausredt segen Die
iibermddtise japaniide @inipanoerung
lpabrt. Sier5i9tauienb Sapaner be-
arbeiteu beute in 9alifornien 32.257
ader 2anb, bon benen ie 1926 Ifer
ei9nen. Sb cs fir Den Israritaat
Galifornicn unb icine gnt>
ipidelrng bon 0ortbeil lit. lid oieie
biQige unb nift unfleiBi9c arbeits>
traft an ent5iebeil, lit cine anoere
Srage, iiber Die iebod, Die Gntiteibung
nur Californian ielbit 5nltebt. niht
aber Sapan. Sieie5 aber tritt NIT
elmer Seiti9teit fir Die Stammess
aenplien in Imerifa Gin. Die befrem@
benb ammutbet. 8ir be9reifcn luobl
bas Solibaritdtssefiibl Der Sapaner;
aber es flinst bod eigentbiimlih, ipenn
in Sapan in oifentlid)cu geriammluns
gen nit aries seorobt miro. ipeil bic
Imerifaner lid ibres gntcn 5aiss
rcdtes bebieneu unb Den Sapancrn oas
peripcieern. ipas bieie in Nippon Den
MuslGnbern porentbaltcn.
Sn bGufisen Yrotcit>@ eriammlnns
lunsen in Sapan purpe cine aufreis
senbc Sprade seiiibrt uuo brett Der
aries perlanst. Sic iddrfifcn Conc
Ihlus pobl cine srobe pon ca, 90
ZOO Ieripnen beiubtc &aicnpers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17
eSeStal.Gorrsfppnbens biefer 9eitans.)
1om pb. j.

lammllins I'M Gingerzg Cirrus in Sofip
an. Ser erite Nebner Der. Sbiba
forberte Die Station az lebbafter Sbeilz
nabme an Der characterization Be-
ipesuns nuf unb ertldrte. ipenn bas
japaniihe @olf nidt entidloiien ieinen
8riibcrn in Imerifa 81 9ilfe ellen
ipoIe. bann lei es better. bas 2ano luie
in ben 5asen bes SofugalpasS 6o9uz
mats sesen Die IuBenipelt ab5uiperren.
8ie finoiib bieie 9robun9 lit, Sapan
eesen iebe 8eriibruus nit Dem Guss
lanbe abiperren 81 nonen, ergibt iid
aus Der @eididte. Sapan ipuroe
bur6 England nnb Die Der. Staaten
nit Waffenseipalt 9~e5iuungen, Die
Sdfen benz 3anbel uno benz Iuslanb
5u Uiinen. 1853 eridien Der Goms
mobore Yerrp nit bier &rie9si6iffen
UNI er5lpan9 Die S%effnnng bon 5ipei
Sdfen fir Die Der. Staaten. Sic
Sdosuns 8esieruns lab Die llnmoss
lihfeit zines @ioeritanoe5 elm uni
ihlob Sanbelspertrdee ab. Samii
besann cine neile 3eit. Sie Yers
folguusen Der Sremben uub bes Gbris
l~tentbums borten auf. Bon Der Nus
~trcibuns Der .garbaren" mar feline
Heoe mebr.
Der ndhite Tebner in Der Ser'
iammluns p~eritieg lid gu Der BE-
bauptuns, bnb Sapan iid ipicber Der
@eiit bes Srembenbaiies, nie CT Jun
Seit Der Neitauration (1S67-1S6S)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17

I0
v1 mar iiineit Der ShauplaB
~ zines enersiihen Yroteites
- Der &atbolifen Spanien's
9e9en Die @erieuduns bes 2anbes nit
Dem mobernen anti@ hriltlihen @eiit.
6r. Iela, elm Wtitglieb hes Yarlas
ments, bielt cine sebieeene Iniprad)e
iiber Die @elpalt. Die Der Sd)atten
Serrer's auf bas ipaniihe Broletariat
ausiibt. @Drtlih Iagte CT:
ngs lit cine Sd)anbe fir Spanien
nnb feline Tesenten, bab Die Sebteren
unter Der Subtel Der I~nnrdDi1ten Der
9an5en @elt iteben, nnb baB Der aDnig
nift ben Ianu gum 9eiter bes
St~aatsid)iffes b~erufen lam. Der nit
lleberlegenbeit ben 9ebaBten Snternas
tionnlismus (9lnarhismnsj begesnen
fonnte. Nqe m0sliden @erbreher
iino freigelaiien lporben. Sic Ser
rather, lpeld)e Cuba unb Die Ybilips
pinen preissaben, tpurben logar nliss
se5eidnet. Woret ipnrbs Yremiers
Winiiter, 9eaeral Ginares, Der Gerz
rather bon Snntiaso be Cuba. mar
5ipei Deal &riessminiiter. Ser einz
5ige Wanr, Dem Die ipaniifen 9emns
fraten nnb 2iberalen es II d. perz
3ieben baben, buB er bic anarhis
itiife gebelion in 1909 nieberbriifte.
lit 9pn Gntonio DC a Ii I a, Der ein5ise
10 | f Staatsmann Spanien's
felt Ganopas. Scr Sdatten bon
Srancisco Serrer beberrid)t ms. Die
Gpaden BON Yaris, 2onbpu unb Den
iibrisen @roBitdbtcn Der Wclt resieren
IN Spanien. 9ieie finitercn Idd)te
baben iid seaen Die Giiffebr Mnura's
ais Yremierminiiter peridlporen. Sic
Surdt oh Der Hade Der Inardiiten
lpirft in Spanien ipie Elm Serror nno
pemsemdB bat Spnnien feline llnnbS
bdngigfeit faftiid perloren."
Sic anipeIenben Serren nnb Sanen
applaIoierten ungeitiim ais Der
Sprefer seenbet unb bic Iligen aaer
lpanbteu ii6 Dem anpeienben gr>
Yrcmier Maltra Su. gs mar cine
feierlide 3ulbisun9 fir Den einoigen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17
i11n,u Die 1rrbeimlibmms.

Sem &rdiocnten unb iincm Staatsiefrchr Srpnn lit enc jdpantlte
9ptc, Die @rpiberun9 auf Die Senntuprtung Der erren 1apanldcn Yrofefnofe
gmcn bas calfornHde 2anbgcieb 5ugcgan9en, iber Die abr nthts IN DIE
Scffentiduit pcrouht. SeDt Die .aHocateb Yreb" fonnte nibts Sertumm@
:s in grfabrung brin9en.
gs lit pmbr, beb purb bGe Scimlittbrrrci Sos, mas man pamtt be-
5pedt: nGmib @erneipung unnDtbiger Gnfregung, ourdans nht erretbf
miro. &iamebr miro Der @erbatbt eruedt uno BON uniercr gehn 3esprene
nit Den 6aoren berbeige5o9en, bB Die @csenidtc 5piden ben betoen Ge9eS
ruraen Hb imner itroffer geiolten. Sic Solge lit, bab audi Die friebliebene
ben @Irecr unrub9 peneu. Sir Die Singoes aber, Die idpn lett LANCER 3et
einen arhe nit Sapan ais unpermebltd bnfeacn, lit Seles sdppet9en Waner
af lire gfI6e. Sic iebcn barn cine Setdhgung ibrcs ariegsge1drftes.
9esbalb lit Sffcn6eit in bicier Sade eepHniht-(G. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17

Sebc frantbafte Gcnsltlidfeit
baltic bon Dir fern. 8cr fortpabz
renb lid ben Yuls sreiit. Oh CT luobl
geinnb lei Der mnB lid balb frallf
fiblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17

- lie IfaSemic Der Surisprupcn5
AIH| unb 2%e9islutur in M abrib|
11 mar iiingit Der Shauplab
zines energiihen Sroteites
Nnr QnthnIifc, Gnnnion'.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-24
OLD SCOUT AT Y. M. C. A.
Captain Crawford, Who Nick
named Bryan, Gives Talk.

The man who gave William Jennings
BRYAN tine sohriquet OF the Boy Orator
thirty-fsc years ago spoke before meet
inS Of men and boys AZ the Harlem Young
Mems Christian Association yesterday
afternoon. He was Captain Jack" Craw-
ford. the only surviving captain Of scouts
Of the United states army.
Mr.. Bryan. he declared, often recites his
poem, Where the Hand Of God is Seen.
and Captain Crawford said ne was proud
Of the fact that man Of Mr. Bryan
capacity admired IT,
Il was the first n call William Bryan
the boy orator" he asserted. FOR ho
was the most wonderful speaker when he
was a young man ] had ever heard. lie
used 70 look up 10 me then and tell me
how he wished he could speak as l was
able TO II he keeps i'm politics much
longer ] think he will soon catch up %
me"
Captain Crawford's white hair still
hangs about his shoulders as 1t did when
as chief Of scouts he led the force that
conquered Sitting Bull, back in the 7o's. II
is the badge Of honor on the plains, he
eaf1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-24
lrrom The Tribune Bureau. ]

,rashirpton. March Gone hundred
dollars for the city girl or woman VINO
can cot down on paper within five hun
arod uords the best argument against
woman suffrage.
One hundred dollars for the country
girl or woman who can formulate a SINH
lar argument
This is the offer made to-day from the
Washington headquarters Of the National
Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage.
rho members of the association say they
know AT least a thousand excellent red
sors whv women should not be allowed 10
vote hut they want all the women in the
country 10 give the matter careful
thought and TO write down their CON
cluslons.
The only provisions they make are that
,o essay shall exceed i've hundred words
and that the writer must be woman
The essays must be sent to Essay Com
,nittee. the National Association Opposed
90 woman Suffrage, No. % West 18th
etreet New York City They Will be
.,,aood bv committee OF three well
1,,,o,yn literary women Of New York city
Altogether, this competition Is intended
IN he a national discussion which shan
,,yade every sewing circle. woman's clut
.d afternoon tea in the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-24
ART OF HOMEMAKING
A PAYING ONE.
Give "Indi-
Women Decorators Give "lndl-
vidual' and Artistic ouch to Home
Furnishings Make Money.

II it was not right ii was returned TO us.
MY interior decorating work simply
grew out of the employment with this
concern.
1.-The woman who wants TO take up in
terror decorating must not imagine for "A
moment that it IL easy work. IL is very
hard work and there Is a great deal of
drudgery before the expert stage Is
reached. If she wants 10 make biz
splurge in the world of success she will
have ample opportunity IL she tan de-
liver the goods.
1.-THE quickest way to success is to spe-
calize in some branch. AS Emerson says,
IF you make good mousetraps men Will
wear out path to your door There are
two schools Of interior decoration-archi-
tectural and ornamental. The successful
decorator must be able to adapt herself
to the individuality of her employer.
There are technical limitations of which
she must be very sensitive, and she must
be able to convince the owner OF the
house that certain things must be. II re
quires infinite tact sometimes, and she
must be well able TO repress her feelings
while gently insisting on this
when I first started on this work |
often met women who Rugged the old
order of their houses, even though they
wanted tn. matamorphosis which they
could not understand. Some people
houses are simple museums of art. they
contain beautiful things which can be ar
ranged to make a magnificent home, but
they have. 10 be distributed with a perfec;
sense of arrangement of the colors ana
values. The tonality of the rooms
throughout the house must be observed
There is rhythm in the scheme or rooms
Just as there is In a composition OF music
When | meet a woman of this sort ! re-
mind her Of the work for which she en-
gagged me as an expert, and as RUE
everybody wants TO get his money
worth" Miss Hicks finished with smile.
What special training should the
would-be designer have|
She must go to school and study de-
sign and drawing so that she will be able
to make draftlngs OF interiors. Then she
should enter an interior decorators once
SHE will have to begin right at the very
bottom of the ladder as buyer or errann
how. There is no royal road TO success
il a threadbare aphorism that applies
very aptly 10 this business. She must not
consider herself too high and mighty 10
do the most mental part OF the WORK
Whatever they ask her to do, she must
lust knuckle down and make the pest OF
il. She will learn perfectly each STEP afio
II she does her best and has the necessary
talent she will one day find herself at the
top.
1T is. 7 think. the most congenial WORK
,bore IS for women. With her natural
love of decoration the work comes easily
to her. The beautiful furniture and FAB
RIGS which are given her to mould into
creations of Joy TO the beholder MI her
life with pleasure But she must not lor-
get that ii is only the thorough worA1rs
who gain the right kind OF recosI'l''ol''
,-onvrishted 1913 by the Mcclure News
paper syndicate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-24
SUFFRAGETTES COWED
BY LONDON PARK MOB
Announce Meeting, But Ugly Demeanor Of
Crowd Forces Them to Cover-Buning
ofLady White sHouse objectionable.

London, March GA crowd of
youths, armed with various kinds of
missiles, tin whistles, mouth organs
and bells, gathered in Hyde Park to-
day prepared to repeat the rowdy
scenes of last Sunday should the suf-
iragettes attempt TO hold meeting.
The women, however. wisely refralned,
but the crowd. out for trouble in any
event. spent the afternoon hustling men
who declared themselves in favor of
votes for women.
The police had been advised that a
meeting would be held, and a strong
force patrolled the park and adjoining
streets. The crowd became weary of
waiting and finally dispersed. An Of
hcer of long experience in the handling
Of mobs said il was a good thing the
women did not appear, as the men were
IN an angry mood because of the burn
ing of the country residence Of Lady
White widow of Field Marshal Sir
George White. the hero Of Ladysmith.
This act of incendiarism has caused a
more bitter feeling against the militant
suffragettcs than any Of their previous
crimes.
Windsor Castle. where the court has
gone into residence. is being closely
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guarded, and special precautions have
been taken TO prevent women from
making any demonstration or commit
ting any outrages. A special staff Of
detectives has been sent to Windsor,
and the North Terrace Of the castle,
which has always heretofore been Jpen
TO the public, has been closed. Hamp-
ton Court Palace has also been closed.
James Keir Hardie, the Socialist and
Independent Labor Member Of Parlil-
ment for Merthyn Tydvil, South Wales,
who is one of the strongest supporters
of the womon's cause had a peculiar
experience at Manchester to-day. lie
addressed a suffrage meeting in the
afternoon and was interrupted by n'en
with cries of ORATOR, In the even
ing. when he addressed a meeting In
connection with the annual conference
of the Labor party, suffraScttes per
sisted in interrupting him, and several
women had to be forcibly elected.
The women have promised TO make
demonstrations at all the meetings in
connection with the conference, dcclar-
ing that the Laborites, who are sup
posed 10 bc supporters of women's suf-
fragc are really traitors. as they viii
not force tho government 10 give the
women the vote.
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FERRY CRASH INJURIES FOUR
Shifting Tide Causes Early
Morning Collision.

The fcrryhoat Pittsburgh. owned by
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. ran down
tho ferryboat Philadelphia. Of the same
line, at the ferry slip IN Jersey CITY
early Yesterday morning. -Four Of tn"
dozen or so passengers on the PITTS
burgh were injured and two of them
were removed 10 the Jersey city Hos
pitaI Others were thrown fiat on the
decks, but escaped injury There were
no passengers on the Philadelphia.
Isldore Gildenenhorn, of no 311 John
ston avenue. Jersey city. was badly
bruised about the head and body and cut
by nying glass. lie was taken TO the
CITY Hospital Mrs. Gildenenhorn was
knocked down and received broken
ankle. She also went 10 the city
Hospital Isidore Gildenenhorn. jr.. "a
tcn-year-oId son. was cut by glass. but
not seriously hurt and Rose La Port. q
relative. Of the same address. WIS
slightly bruised.
Other passengers. who refused 10 give
their names. were knocked down. cut
and bruised but went 10 their homes az
soon as the Pittsburgh was got into
her own slip. According to the report
Of Captain Wright. there was an un-
usually strong tide running when he at
tempted 10 make the Jersey city slip
with the Pittsburgh and he miscalcn-
lated it's speed.
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ANTS TO SET NATION
WRITING FOR PRIZES
500 Each for City and Country Girl Who
Makes the Best Argument Against
Woman Suffrage

In connection with the announcement
Of the organization. Mrs. Arthur NJ
Dodge. its president. said:
I'VE are receiving innumerable letters
from all parts Of the country letters from
women expressing their sympathy with
our side Of this question and explaining
the reasons why they believe woman suf-
frage is wrong. This is what suggested
TO the national officers the desirability OF
not only stimulating the interest OF all
women 10 this subject. but also Of trying
TO select from the mass of arguments and
suggestions the two which appear to be
the most forccful and striking.
The city girl or woman forms her
opinion on the question for certain rea-
sons arising from her environment. The
country woman may arrive at her con
clusion from other lines OF argument
That Is why we have offered one prize OF
500 10 the city girl and another of $40
to the girl or woman from the country
Irnon each essay il should be stated
whether or not the writer Is from the city
or the country. and there should be given
her full name, whether she is married OF
single and her address.
.In addition to the two winning essays
we will have an honor list of the nex'
evo best from the city and the next five
best from the country
1--WE believe that this nationwide dis
cussion will throw mQre light on wha
woman suffrage really means than any
thing that has yet been undertaken In thu
United States"