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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-15

Solicitor-Have you ever been to
this court before, sir? Witness
Yes, sir; I've been here often. Solicit
tor-Ea, ha! Been here often, have
you? Now, tell the court what for?
Witness (slowly) well, I've been
here at least half a dozen times to
try and collect that bill you owe me.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-15

After she entered night school,
Miss Fisher said, she visited Heeter
in his office. He wished to talk with
her about the school, she said, and
it was on this visit that he first be-
haved improperly.
Slowly, brokenly, the girl told all
about her visit to the Office and of
other incidents in the Heeter home,
her conversations and alleged rela-
lions with Heeter.
NOV. 20 1 told Mr. Heeter l was
in trouble" she said. ''He wouldn't
believe it. 1 crossed my heart and
told him again. He seemed to be-
ieve me.
'He advised me to get and use a
medical instrument. He told me of a
lady in st. Paul who used one"
Heeter is expected to take the
stand in his own defense late this
afternoon. George Patterson, whose
name attorneys for the educator have
tried to connect with Miss Fisher,
may also be called to testify.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-15
WILSON'S LATEST STORY

A friend recently suggested to
President Wilson that he write an
autobiography.
mo, I guess not, " replied the presi-
dent. You know, there are three
kinds of biographies biography,
autobiography and ought-not-to-bi-
ography. Ibelieve in the last kind
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-15

nearly all would respond to strike"
order.
If the pupils refuse to attend
school, educational authorities will
invoke the truancy law and make
wholesale arrests.
Silk manufacturers refused again
today to confer with the strikers and
there is no prospect of a near settle
ment. ~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-15


there is no prospect of a near settle
ment.
LAWYERS TRY TO TEAR GIRLS
REPUTATION TO PIECES
Pittsburgh, Pa, April 15.-Attor-
neys for S. L. Heeter, superintendent
of schools, made a desperate effort to
rip to pieces the reputation of Miss
Ethel Ivy Fisher, the pretty little
housemaid, when the girl was on the
witness stand today testifying
against Heeter, in whose home she
had formerly been employed.
Under the questioning of attorneys
for the state the girl had told of her
alleged relations with the educator
from the time she went to his house
to work until she was taken to
hospital.
She stood the ordeal well. The
merciless cross-examination, how
ever, was too much for the girls
tagging strength and several times
the questioning was halted to allow
her to regain her composure.
The name of George Patterson,
who had been Miss Fishers. sweet
heart, and who was in the court
room, was dragged into the case by
Heeter's lawyers. In answer to
blunt question, the girl denied Pat
terson was responsible for her trou-
BILE, or that she had ever been in /
trouble before she met Heeter.
Haltingly, she told of her early
conversations with Heeter. She de-
clared that after she had been work.
ing in his home few days he Rugged
and kissed her as she was sweeping
the hall
.sHe told me he loved me-" said
Miss Fisher. "He said if I would go
to night school he would get me
position in his Office
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18
Sn 9tntidtm
San8
@ertbnnb fur @eteilisnns an &ana
ma : Nmsitellnng.

Berlin. IL. Oft. Cine iebr ge-
miHtige Stimme lit BON berDorragen.
Der Stelle Der Oeutihen SnOultrie UNI
oes aunItgenerbes 3u @uniten elmer
@eihidung Der Yannma : Eacific-
Ausiteaung in San 5rancisco Dor.
bar qeDoroen. Der @oritan0 oes
4eutIdeu 8erfbunoes bnt Iid mad
reiflihen gripdgungen fir cine Cell.
nabme ON Der Ausltelung aiiSgeipro-
den uuO babel nit NahOrud betont,
0aB Die etIDaige @ertretling Oeutidl-
LAMBS cine ~Durcbous p%iiroige uno re-
pr1lentdtipeaiein miiBte.
@enn es lid irgeno ermogliden
lieBe meint Der. Deutide @erfbuno,
miiIie bic Auslteuung in einem eige-
npn 0euti6en Sauie %untergebraft
tDeroen uuo clue einbeitlite @ei6loi-
ienbeit Mnter finltlerii6er Seitung
erbalten, un0 5p0r unter 8eralttfpor-
tuna 0es Nerfbunoes ielblt.
MIs u0tige 8oralsieBung miro je-
Ooh beroOrgeboben, Dab cine ftnon8I-
eae @rumolage gel6affen Deroen
miiBte.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18
Siir's ecben Ocrcint.
%rin5 NrtGur Oun GOnnanebt fii6rt
bic per5ugiu pun Sife beim.

9onoon, II. Ctt. 8riu5 Ar4
t6rr BON Goluloligbt, Der Spbn oes
&ev3ogs polt Gomiaiigbt, General
@ouusrnellr pon Gano0a, mo Die
%rin5ciiin Nleronora @ictoria, Ser.
8oqin non Sife, 1lteite Iodlter Der fo.
lialideu @~rin3eiiin Souiie, muroeu
iii Der aapele 0cs ct. SalHes Yaln.
ties qetralit, it mcltber audi beioe &c
talft morOen muren. Nidt felt Der
&r9nltng BON &onig George maren
ai.r 10 piele 1iiritlihfciten mo Wiir.
oentr6ger 8iliommengeltr0mt ais oil
lGBlih oieies @reignilies.
A1Ber a0nig @eorge Der aonigill
Wlaric. Der aonigiiis9Ruttcr gueron.
ora. Dem 6erriherpoor Don gtorme-
aet nn0 onDeren &erman0ten oes
9ruutpoorcs t0niglid)cn @ebliiteo,
wo6nten Oas gauge oiplomntiihc
&orps. Oas britiide &abinett lnl0 Ole
@}italicocr oes f0lliglihen Sausbol.
tics ser Eraulng bel. @leihfallS anl
meletlo maren Der amerifoniide Bot
idoiter Malter S. Gage unO .ieine Sc
mablin. SEER @nae mar Der ein5i.
&C, wc(der wcoer Groan nod llni.
form trig.
Gic Nod5eitsaeidente weroen nod.
tie @ode I'M ct Sames Ynloit III
0fientlihcr NliSitgalna aelonsen. s.
miro Elm S6illinq @intritt berehneI
meroeu. rno ser Grtraq IoQ ben 0urd
BrubemngIiid in Aales Seimgeluht
ten 5llgute fommen.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18

"a @uDeru dIast, Die fid as1s
Wiiuheaef Waelouugen erleben ldBt,
Sic 8eDeguug s1ganiten elmer enOlI'
lieu 20luug Der, N~anigsfrnge INNER
meitcre @eaem. ruHo mebr tr1ti
al Tuae, oaB 0ieg .nInirng nidt mn
SEES aaqemeinen 8 llifums, ionoerr
audi amtli6er 4reiie oafiir 1T, oeu
@r~in8regenteu 2toUig in elmer Ooel
Der anoereu SSorm, our6 YroflamatI'
on ooer ourh Menoerung Der |ertal-
luna, gum aonig gu madden.
Ser bapriiHe SanoeIstammertae
uuo onoere amtlide 8orperl1otter
lino nit 8orbereitungen 81 elnel
aunoqebung fir a~ufbebrns Der He'
oentihaft bei16ftigt. Die annoge'
buua lit Oerurtiq geplant, oaB IN
GinOrud elm duBerit pirflamer lelr
oIrfte.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18
n@imetao itSkt III nSerthoo.

gerlin, IL. 9ft. 0as 9tei6s-
marineamt bot mS6ulfreu8er ,8e-
meta 0en 9efebl 5ugeben laiien, iif)
Der Serbia, nel6e idoh llab Den
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS entiu1ot NOR
Den mar, an3ui6lieBer. Beioe Sdul-
f~reu3er limo bcreits in Der 8peiten
NuaHItsMode pom 8ilbelmsbapelI
dbgc Janqen, nm i'm @inter- SaIbiubr
an OCr Characterization aiiite 5u per-
neil II.
q, DiiIiion lon ausidlieBli6 sur
8erubigung Der oeutiden 9eidsan-
geborigen in Merifo oienen. llr-
priinglid mar Die 9(bienouna zines
lhneaen fleinen &relt5ers IN Grind
gung ge5ogen moroen5 mslher inner.
bolb 5ebn Eagen aa 3iel bate elm
II, ffcn t0nnen. ShlieBlid) aber mur=
&c g fir ratiamer eradtet, Die o&i-
meta" 81 beoroern neil lie IN filr5e-
re- 3cit sur STEELE iein fam.
9ie bcioen groBen areu3er, BON
mcld)en n@ineto~ ein Displacement
BON $3.50 9onnen bat, wdbreno oos
Displacement ser v@ertba" $500 Eons
nan betrGgt, itammen aus Dem Sabre
1887 uno perOen iton felt qeraiimcr
Ser ais Sdulihiffe bemtBt. Sbre
@eiatunq umfaBt je 467aopfe. Som
mQnoant ser 0@ineta4 lit aapisan 3.
e. Siepers. &ommanonnt Der Scr
tia aopitdn j. 9. u. &abmer.
6reie 6ano fin Ser. Staaten.
1as csutide AMsm1rtige Nmt per-
folgt oie nellen gutpidelungen in
Megtfo iebr geilai, Ddt absr sle'd.
seitia al ieiuer @altiina felt, Der BE
9ierllnq ser Ser. Staaten uolitdn0ig
freie @ano babel 8u laiielt, ibre Bolt
tiff obne Ratihldge pom mtsmdrts 81
geitalten.
Die pom etliden merifaniihen Bel
tlnqen Notwithstanding, Dab BOT
Idafter @eraro iid ihuierigen Ser
bonolunqen be8iiglih Merifo's ge-
qelsii5eriebe. lit mbegriinoet.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18
Nttentats : GeridJtc.
getpaffmeter rnHiider stnOent in
Dresden %Oerbaftet.

Berlin, II. DIT. Sn Der ldd-
liI6en SauptItaot Dresden, in Der lid
gegenp1rtig Der @roBfiirit aDria,
Elm Better oes 3aren, ais @ait Des
a0nigs 6rieori6 Altgult aufbdlt, ba-
ben, lant teIegrapbiidm Wt%eloungen,
@eriihte bon einem gttentot lebbafte
llnrube berporgerufen. Tie ben @e-
rii6teii 3i @runOe liegenoe Satlade,
lit oie 8erbaftlng zines ruliilden
Stnoenten, Der in einem 0resoener
.Sctel abgeitiegen mo bon %oprnbereir
oaonrh aufgefaIlen mar, Bob er pbnt
@ep1d anfam.
gr bate elm 3immer nad oerStra-
be 6elegt, Die Ser a0nig mo ieiu Sal
pcliieren mlBten, meiti lie 81 Der in
0~oftbeoter angeiagten @alauorltel-
I'm fn6ren, mo bate lid iiberoies
Iebr anqelegentlid) mad Dem 3cit4
puilft. al Dem tie porbeifoHmen ioa-
ten, er%funoigt. Ga man ZEN ruff
Iden @aIt obuebin nit 6eionoerer
Aufmerfiomfeit beobadtete, fano
man Den ionIt gai5 ertl0rliher
@unid, oie Gorbeifabrt 81 leben,
pero1htig, nannte inn cine falide
l3eit uno peronloBte i'm gerane, alS
Der @roBfiirlt nit Dem a0nig Dor
beifam, nad Dem @otelbureau 81
fommen, mo Dem Hlliien elm Ibea-
teerbiaet geaeben murOe- 81 0laub.
tc, es Iei Elm Billet fiir oas Soitbea.
ter, nno ging in Die Sale. @s mar
elm Hlob fir elm anoeres S6auipiel-
bans. lino ais er BORT anfanl, Duroe
er BON Der bereits benndri6tigten
8oliaei in gmpfang genonmel.
Sn leinem ueberSieber befan0 lid
elm gelaoenerHepolper nno elm Gold
Die Weloung BON Der @erbaftitnq
batte ben MnlaB 81 ben abentuerlid)-
item @eriidten BON einem @(ttentai
auf Den @roBfiirlten ODER ben a6nia
ODER ale belize gegeben.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18
lin SEN 9Sufal Ser amft.
Sine Bal6c WtiaiOn Menidlen bel guf-
ftiea 5n intrrnatiOnnlcm gallOnfing.

Sine bal6e WtiliOn Meniden Del gluf-
itica IN iutrrnatiOnnlcm SnllOnfIng.
8uris, IL. Oft. Cine bolbc
4Riaion YeriQnen tat iih IN Den Eni-
lerien-@1rter ben unlieaenoen@arfs
mo Den glpgnues angeiamnielt, I'm
Dem Start OeS 8ettfluges llll Den
,Sllternationalen 4eronnltIi6en 9e-
der bei3umobnen. Gertreteu beinI
Start maren 6ranfreid, Gn9lanO.
9euti6lano, Oeiterreid), Stalien, 9ci.
giefB Die Shuci5 mo Die Ger. StQa.
tel BON Nmcrifa.
Maltrice @enainie, elmer Der iron.
5oliI6eu 8eilne6mer, itieg 9la3mit.
tags Inn pier llbr IN elmer leihtel
@riic nit 0en'goIlon &icaroie4 Qlli,
ser lin Sabre 1912 Ocn Yofal 9cfuou.
len Bat. SSn 3miihenpanieu uoit il
iiinf @}inutcn folgten ibnl Die aRoc.
re Yeper5er Ter Shmei5er Ealma.
rim, scr iib c6enfaaS gsmeloet bate.
ii uid)t ouiQeitieaen.
SIS morcn sic @drten Der Sililcri.
Ell, non 0encn ais Hoberts mo Gbar.
les inn Sabre 1883 nit i6rcm @oiicr.
ltoffqns gallon mlfaciticgcn marell
Seit0elu bnbsn bort Nlfitiege ii gro.
be- 3ohl itdttgeinloen abcr Die WleR.
&c. Die iid iebt perlaumclt botte, bill.
Oetc cine Necoro3ificr III einer Bet
in Scr epoheninhen0e Suitcrsigninl
bercits sll oel tGglihen @riheinmn.
gen qeboren.
S1nimtlide @epefber, nit gllis.
nabmc Der gmerifanr Gopf. S. 6
Souenmea un0 9ialpb $. llpion iuo.
rem NIT Y%sinipau0 Nnfern mo Het.
tlmQSoiirteln fir GpelltualitGten iibcl
See nusgeriiitet ocnL penn aild oos
Mittelldnoiide Meer bis jebt nod
BON feillsm &iigelbalou iiberilogel
moroen lit, 10 limo bic @ewerber bod
entihlolien, wann Is n0tig iein iolltc
9firifa silm 3iei 81 nebmen.
Die fril1e @riie, ole Die eriten Aui
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18
:. II. &aac bcim &Onig.
Sutidafter III 9iOm iiberrcidlt Sc=
alambisnnsSpapicrc IN Gan &Oi-
1Drc.'

IPANt
%iia, Stalicn II. Oft. Ser nelI-
{ efierifauiide @otidaiter 9bpmas
9telion Ya0e bat iid, beqleitet BON
Serrn 9lrtbur $. Jra8ier pom Stat
ser gotibaft in @ala nod San 9ioi-
lore beaeben mo er pom &0niq @ictor
@msnnel empfangen mlr0e. Sim Gin
gara oes Sagoidloiies famen Der err
tic aoiutanf oeS aonigS, General
9rNiati, uno Der Wliuiiter 0es fonia-
lid,>n Sailsbalts. @raf 0tattioli
BosQnalinf Sen @6iten elltgeqer oie
nit m~ilitGriidleir Gbreli beqriiBt milr.
ben,
@otidoiter Yoac luitroe Dem Mio-
narben ipfort porgeiteat mo iiber-
reidlte ieine 9-eglarbigimgspapiere.
Die glltOiens oalierte nabe3u cine
Stum0c. Der S0nig ermdbnte, 0aB
ct @errn &aaa i6on friiber fenuen
.gelprnt boGe, un0 Der Notlhufter
Ipradl leia2 9efrieOiarag ans, ami
0cn @olter in Moln ecfommcn 81 iein
oa Die @elulnoertmg, Die er ltets fiir
,Stalicn oebeat, ieine NliliAabe, Die
@c5ie6unogn 3ipiiden ben 6cioen g|a-
tioneu 8l for0eru, 81 elmer nngeneb-
men mahcu meroe. Ger a0nig leg
tc lebhaitcS ,Sltereiie fiir anerifani-
ldlc @er6Gltniiie an Den Gag Il. iprad
nit @egrn Eage ilber einige Der BRO
6lenle, sic oie amerifaniide sfcgic-
nlng beiAdftigen.
0am itellte SEER Eage Serrn Sra
sier Dor. nit Dem ser NPpnarh lid
ii6er @ien uiterbielt, no Nerr Sra-
Sier 5ulett %itationiert geipeier III.
Weioe geilhcr muroen pom aonig
8llm @o6elfriibitiid gelaoen, al Dem
oltm Die a0niqin teilnobnl.
Ger 9otihafter febrte cil poar
Stmosn ipGter nit Dem Sefretdr
nad 4iid suriid uno lit Abenos nab
Rom %geiabreit.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18
grOssR in Stem

elem. @nBInno. II. Oft. Sn
Dem 0erfubren gegen ben oes u8itu-
olmor0es" belduIoigten Menoel Sci.
Iik lit Ole 3eMeenpernebmung iortge-
lett moroen Der Deteftip Eolllf-
tlsf, Der IN Der 8orunteriuhnng eine
&oue aeipielt bat, bat in ieinen Nus
Souen Ben friiberen Gbef Der aietper
8ebeitnpoli3ei. 4rnHaDsfp, getpilfer.
maBen beIhuloigt, gugeue Efeberiat
uuo oeiien feline S6welter WolentI-
ne bergiftet 3u baben, bic geleben ba-
Ben ioaen, mie 8eiliB, iein angeblr
DIES Dpfer, Den 4naben anorep s)r=
ShinsfD, fortgeihleppt babe. Gr lag
t., er CLAUDE, Die beioen alnoer leIen
an 4ufen ~geltorben, Die ibnen aral-
jrpsfp gegeben babe.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18
WOnOeTnCMr
SnI5tr idnlOig

Der bohe 6erid7tshof Ger 1lew
Qorfer StoatsIeeislatur bat oeu
6onp'rneur fir ibulois befun.
ocu. Die 2lnfIagen waren mel.
itcus poIitiideu Gbardfters uuo
wlr es Canary, Ole 11em Dor.
fer politiidbe Organization, Ole
ihu beiie9te.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18
9iffelat nnO Nntraa ser 7eIcaater
bes Siitrifts HuLnmhin

beS Siitrifts Columbia
leden 9robibitiou mo Repreiiip
Seiiperen5 @eieBgebma i'm g(aae.
ileitlett ipe8icl Elm 9roteit aeaen Sic
eaee Norfs gia. paiiiert am a.
e1af5 1913, weldes GrciIe inn Qi
az Y Golltmbia reauliert. mlroe ouf
orr Ct Soniier Convention Gem SO.
mite mir 9elhliiiie iibermieien.
Gicics aomite empfnbl lInter SIN.
iuels an Die BON oieiem @onuent an.
aerommelle @%rtlGruug Die Goroe-
rifia nno Den 5dluB Ger peri0nlid1en
6reibeii merchantmen 9iiraer DC.
treficnS. 0u 4rtraQ scr GeIeaateu
oea Giltritt9 Columbia nebit Dem a.
fl0 enoen 9ieierat Gem NprItano oes
@unoes 5i iiberaeben init Dem sin.
mels. Dem wi0erm1rtiaen N,ones.
MorfSs@eieB ebeite Aufmerfiomfeit
81 idsntn ml0 iiir ermInihte Nen.
neruliq 0e9 @eiebes bel ben Mitalie.
bern oes Gongreiies ourd sic 3tpei.
&c oes Nrnoes III ogitieren, uuO Den
notIgen einiluB bierfiir oussuii6en.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18
3sntidIaaO ais @aitsr.

Ger bieiige cubonii6e @eianOte
@onaalo Sc Auelaoa bat elm nod
beridieoeuer Aidtung bin iebr iIte-
relIontes @erf iber Deutiblano per
OffentIid)t. Gas @erf lit in iponi-
iher Sprn6e geidrieben uno belon-
oers an Oip Aoreiie oes ipanilder
glmerifa aerihtet. 0eutldlanO miro
BARN Den iuueeu 3utioueu Spaniid-
amerifas ais Muiter fir Die Grill
luna bober Nnfgaben Dor angen ge-
fiibrt.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18
3eppeln
erplOOirrt

6eltern erplooierte uno per.
brarnte 5000 SUP in Ger SUIT
oas zeppelin Snftldif L 2.
DreiBio 2TIanu erIittcn oen Goo.
DIS 9dpif war fir Ole 5lotte
eebaut uuo auf Der eriten ofi5i.
ellen Sabrt.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18
HrI. GeiIbmGn's SOd8sit.
G;niahe Teier Der @ermGblmus mil
Seraua nm GrOD in Wenf nm 70.
Gftpber.

@enf,17. OF. Die @ermdbllna
sri. Runcu 9eiibmuns, Der Sodtel
bes bisberiqen amerifoniiden Bot
ihofters in Berlin nit benz Ser5ol
BON GroD miro beitimmt am 28, 9f.
tober bier Itaftfinoeu. Die fir6lid'
8eremonie uiro Der fatbolii6eBtifo'
IN ser bieiigen aotbeorole poa8ieben
uadOem oie3ipiltrauung porber ltatt
gefun0en bat.
Die Soh8cit miro in einfaher Ar.
beanngpn Deroen. Die SHUTTER uni
atpei Welbwiiter oes 8er8ogs bor
Grop bea6lidtigen, Der Seller bet8iI
UpbHem.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18

itcigenoen iortgefiibrt bate, bate
nadgslaiien, ais Capt. Nouepueq
miiitieg. Sein @n1orL ser Elm be.
0eltsnoes @emiht bate, fam Dem
Tah oes Solprc beOeuflih nobe, oodD
rettete p~ronlptcs Nusnerfen BON 8al.
lait bic Situation, mo Der 9allon
id1oB elnpor IN Den Nbenobimmel.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18

9ier ies Abeaos ibarca 0ouper.
iisiH afqior bon N}iiiouri. Nlanor
81 1er iriIberc Wencraf5 Collector
II %selunonit Der iiter oas Ibs.
va 2er oelttldle 2lltsmaf0erer ais
e.ieraatildler &iIrAer iprab; SION.
afeBlilfllie0 NiaaF0 @artbol0t, DER
1N 9%e5tchuiaen Der 0eutid.
Aiatllloieg ltm olten Gaterlnno~ dis
9.acntqno isiuer 4leoc aciuahlt nat.
alolilil Dlar g Sohr. melcher
9eer Len ehifluB 0cs 9efrciunas.
lsieaes anF Die lpatere einiauna un0
,nfobe sentihlaubs" ipradl: Or. s.
- @erainer. Der iiber Den Qentld.
inner ianiihen 9tationalbnn0 reoete
@lepstt. Der oen GufnB0 eutid.
la4os slli asierifuhinbe er3iehma
befaldtete unO 81 6. Iitel.. ser iiber
cen Geltldl Amerifmiiden Notio
llalhnno in0 0eutidHanos @crtre.
ma aiif DER @aimmo @sific- glts-
TELLING iprad. $50
Nefr 5~drtDolDt. 1eli Jie0e Dor
oeH 1000 aopie 5~a6lenotT geIeaatpn
ole eflic bel Dem 9anfett mar. beton.
te Il. ~: Dab Die Geutidamerifoner
eAtlGie0en @eguer ser 8rohibition
mo Der 9eihrdnfung ser @inman0e.
RING inc, nnO iaatc 6e3iialid Ger
S%eilebuHaen N.r 0eutidamerifaner
~ Dem alien &aterlanoe. oieIe Ieien
meoer polItildler rod imo5ialer 4rt,
iqpoern beidrduften lid All Die ma.
liirlidls, Gem meiilhlifen Screen Il.
aeilc In5iehmasfrait. ole oas alte
&ntsrlan0 auf Die cinqeuanoerten
1eltidcn mlsiibt. IS iei abInro. az
lcbnliptet, oGB e1oere ge,iebunaelI
Der Neutidamerifaner ~ Der Dent.
idl y Neglernmg ~beiidn0en. Die Elm.
aeipanoerten gentidlcn ieien bel ii
Gtlie amerifaniide Burger. nm Der.
dftiae beionoere Nelie6unaen I'll IN.
tcfbdlten
Nn N1ittiuoh glbeno iano i'm aol-
lonelm cine aroBe afa0emiide 6eter
liatt NIT 3on5crt mo Iurneroors
filbllmgen.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18

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e len, IL. Oft. Su aratou
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rel one inter Dem GerOod)t ser Spi
olaae por GINGER 3eit in Saft ae
nenlfiicn iuafcn
ne @erbonolun9 ging inter Nus.
haB Der Geffentlidfeit nor lid. 0os
l~uetaniatcrial mar elm iibermdlti
noes. Die beioen NnqefIaqten
'e fr0en IN nollem llmiana iiberiii6rt
tso So A anOertbalb Sabren ihfue
. 4 Mcrters Dernrtefit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-18
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR MAY Is. 1918

"But where's the dinner?" Going into the
dining room, Marie pointed at the table. Us
that what you've fixed for dinner?"
"Don't point your finger, Marie. It's an
objectionable gesture in a woman, and SO
unbecoming! What's the matter with that
table? All we need is on it. We've got to
come back to commonsense. Customs, like
cults, move in circles, and prehistoric man
had more gumption than we gave him credit
for. There are to be some beautiful steaks
for dinner, thick, tender juicy steaks regu-
lar hunks of poetry. Man needs meat to
withstand domestic difficulties. There's the
doorbell. I'm not going to answer it. Were
it Mark Twain and Mrs. Eddy arm in arm,
| should not let them in"
"Ill answer it, Marie was hardly gone
before she was back, and aloud she read the
note in her hand.
A thousand pardons, my dear Marie. for such
bad treatment, but until the last moment
hoped to be with you tonight | have had no
nurse for a week, and today the cook and the
chauffeur got into fight and both in jail
Stuart is now at the station house trying to bail
them out. l sent for Mother. hoping she could
stay with the children; but she has a wretched
cold and can't come. Please forgive us. With
dearest love, GERTRUDE.
"They can't come either?" Toms voice
was exultant "Play the halleluiah chorus,
Marie and never say there's no such thing
as luck! But that is something of compli-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-18

cation. Three children, no cook. no nurse.
and a husband with a hasty temper. Our
lot is bit better than theirs. Well, Tom
looked at his watch, IF they aren't coming.
why can't we have something to eat right
away? I'm weak from lack Of food. And |
take it all back, Mrs. Markham. | thought
this morning | knew great many things |
now know | didn't know. As to running
house"
"But what are we going to do about it,
Marie put on an apron, tied its strings
tightly, and rolled up her sleeves "Al
women want their own homes; but they
can't keep them properly without proper
help. We talk, talk, talk; but what are we
going to do?'
Il don't know, my dear. Guessing isn't
my long suit. The puzzle is a division OF the
Woman Question, and the Woman Question
is world question. If it is ever solved"
"We1l live happy ever after Marie
measured the coffee carefully. We'll never
live happily while we live haphazardly, and
solutions aren't made by one side where two
sides are concerned. Mistress and maid are
both in the wrong, | guess. Perhaps
perhaps - Tom stopped and kissed
the troubled face "Perhaps when we've
had something to eat we'll take a more
cheerful view of the situation. And there's
one thing that's been done today, my dear
I've been made to understand good many
things | never understood before"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-18

STARTING out with poetical allusion,
~ Albert Sidney Burleson. the Postmaster
General, has head that is dead ringer for
that of Sir Walter Scotland, incidentally,
he has something on Walters hero. who said
he would run from an enemy just about as
soon as a rock would fly from its firm, fixed,
and frosty base.
Getting down to the practical aspects of
the situation, he could have taken any one
of four of the positions in the Cabinet and
filled it to nicely. When Mr.. Wilson made
UP his mind to thrust him into the midst of
the official family, the only thing to be de
cided was where to put him. Being the
owner of broad and fertile acres,-as they
say in the classics,-the Texan could have
been Secretary of Agriculture and sympa-
thized with every viewpoint of the farmer.
Possessed of lucre and long green. and having
served several terms on the Appropriations
Committee in the House of Representatives,
he could have bounced in as Secretary Of the
Treasury and done wonders with the bank
notes and hard coin that roll round the
dusty vaults of that building. He might
also have been Attorney General; for his
knowledge of law and his experience before
he came to Congress fitted him for that job.
But Woodrow wanted him as Postmaster
General, which position means that one of
his big duties is to look after lot of patron
age and keep the party intact. intrepid, and
invincible.