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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19

sIs Sd,Iaudspagen go. 3s ii6 &c.
itern Woraen nui Der syobrt nady
@inton uno 8rnr Hoab, roc elm tlei.
mes ,yeuir 3lnn ausbruh sefornmen
mar, beinno, fdeuten nahe Der Terbp
apenue pIoslit, bic Vierbe unb Gin.
gen ourh. DIS Siibrrperf folibirte
nit einem 2oiernenpiaM. meIfer pie
Elm Strobhalm nmsefnidt murbe.
Tie Ieiffel bes SdlaufEpoaeHs
brnh bel benz 3uiammenitob, iebcd
1eIous es aapt. Noies unb ben an.
oeren GeuerruahrIeuten. iid, Dor Den,
anpraa bnrd abiprinaen Al retten.
Dos Gsuer mar In Der Ride bss
bon Der 80 Sabre olttn frau 2is3ie
6olIibdp bstpotnien 0ouits an b<r
Gran. nabs Winion Noab. infolpe ii.
mes i4obbaiien RaunIdngs gum nus.
brun seiommen unh ipurbe BON Urou
emma Brunntr. einsr Nahbnrin. snis
bedi. Jrau 6oaibap fDurbt ins nrsie
gsbradt unb bos Gsusr eeIOf4. no6e
benz elm Gnobsn pon 500 an9eri6,ttt
irrrDeH mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19

Gs TT 5u perapunoern, baB
ben 8eissgebern in Columbus nod
ntht Ser 9epdnte eetommen lit, oaB
lie lire StsusrssieBgebung auf einen
0erfaHungspdragrapten bdlirtn, Der
dnertdnntsrmdben 10 fhleht lit, odB
man i'm gu Gnoern perfu6te. 5bats
iGhlif mar Die Notbnenoigteit, eiuen
anberen p~ordgraphen gu ~erlangen, Der
Souptgruno fir Die Ginberufuna Der
@erflH zSonpentipn. 9urh cine
SSsronie oes S6itfals fpuroe Ines ees
dnosrt, nur niht bas SteuerInItsm.
1as Iiefert bod einen untrii9lihen Be-
tpets, baB gsgentpdrttg feline CUTE
Steuergeiebgebung fth ftaffsn ldBt,
fpnoern bomit ~getpartet psrosn mrb,
bts Die 9erfaHune in bieier 5infiht
gednoert pprben lit uno 3par fJunte
iih oas duf Die 8oGmoht an 6ie 2ss
9islatur bsidrdntsn, Die Stsue,n gu
tIdiIifiairsn. lin Die 5urtt por Der
single Tar d%b5ufpebrer, f5nnte Der
2~e9isldtur fpe5ieQ perboten tpsreen,
ale Steuern auf 9rano uno gooen
gu Isgsn. Grit rpsnn oaS Rett Der
SIaiiifi5irung geiitert lit, bietet ii6
Die WDelihteit, bas mobile 9srmogln,
bas Iit) jeBt in ibid groBem Mabs Der
9eitsueruua ent3isbt, in intsQieentsr
nnp Tpirtfumer Weifs als Ginnabmss
ouelle %aus3ubeutsn. Gein perniinftigsr
Msnih ptro in Qbrepe itellen molten,
oab ss ihlsfteroinas unmoeIih III,
bon mObiIem giaentbum eine Stsuer
bon einem uno einem balben Qrosert
an besabIen. Tas riiroe in pielen
5Guen Die 6dlfte beg Gtntommsns
ouf3ebrea. Cine Stsuer bon ein,m
ddtsl Qrossnt nassgsn pdrs obns
S6pisrtgteit unh obne inquiiitoriih:n
Npparnt 3u erldneen. Qbsr bisfsr gss
rinse 9etras-braudts bios pom 6ppos
t6efen, 8pnDs UNI Ittien erbobsn an
lperben. 2uruss NrtitsI tDnnten nit
elmer bpaen Steuer belt1t Derosn unD
1ls ipeitere QrshiIfe Iisbsu iid 9etperz
Dsiteuern sinfiibrer. Die odsu nDtbis
cen tonftitutionelsn 9o1maftsn ioQs
ten Die 8sieBgeber bonn Belle erIdnssn,
ebe lie an cine RspiFipn Der Steuers
qe'ste ihreiten. Sbr 8sr'ut, bic
MobiIisn=S tsuer, bic iid nftt abpGIs
sen ldbt, in glsiher 5Dbe gu srb.bsn.
ME Pie SmmobtLisnz Stsutr, bic gum
aaergrobten Sbeile dbqetrdlst niro,
Tpiros Die fliifiissn a~npitalisn aus
BEN Staats nsrtrsiben uro oamit an
bnFtrie uno 9anosI i'm h6diten Mabs
ihGoiq.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19
Msit m~nbeimlidBer @mbe
fraf STANDARDIZATION GHgo 8Iadts
bic gorbereitnngen SuIn
SeIbitmarb.
8efeitigfe ben MepoIper In einem
Shranbitod nnb seridrmetterte
iidl ben Sdabd.

Ter 60 Sabre nIte Sigarrenfnbri.
fnnf Sugo Vluder, bon Ro. f3o
Spon Sfrabe. Clifton Seiabts. ieeie
geiiern ieinem Seben ein freipiIIiaes
Grloe, nnfocm er nit ger1De3n I'M.
fbainiither Athe utib lteberIegnuta Die
gorbcreitungen su Der 9er5peii.
Iungstbat eetrofien bate. Rnd)Sem er
Ibfdieosbrieie an ieiue 8pei Sd,me.
tern. cine Rid,te mib Coroner Ir.
5oertmeger aeid,riebeu bate, bradlte
Der llnaIiidlidr eiuen Sdlrnsbitod on
Den Iiih icines 3immers an, befc.
iiigfe ben Neuufper In benz Shraubs
itof, IleB ilh auf einem Stlble ME
Der, bieIt ben aopf eegen oie Witt
Suna Der Wniie nno oriidte ab. lie
aldef orang hinfer Dem reffen Chr
in ons 8ehirn Elm uno Ser 1ob oes
SeIbim0rocrs mar Elm nuaenbiidli.
der. Elufer nurbe ipdter blutiibcr-
front nnb lebIos aui benz Stnbie II.
ter0 porgeimocn. Tie gcIi3ei ionic
Der Coroner TT. SoertrHener rpiirben
.ioior. benndridiiat nHo Sesterer
nabnl. bealeiiet non ieiuem aonitdblcr
Charles Sfdanaro cine Sofalinipcf-
ton Dor. Wits ben hinterlaiienen Glib
idrieSsbrieien aetlf bsrpor, onB RIr.
der Durd, arinfIitfeit. Aiidgona lei.
nes Seif,dfis mnn Sdmloen su Der
w rsipeiilungstbat getricben Dcroen
mar.
Ter ScIbitmorSer Dohnte nit lei.
ner SdNreiter CLARA ,uiannnen. Ins
an ben Coroner aerid)iete Sdyreibel
trna bic lleberidlrift Nm Den o%iii,iei.
len yatnbcrned" bon SamiltoH Gour.
IN ino irin Shniifiler. aoHmiitee".
in Dem Shreiben heibt es inter ai,.
oerem: I'D bcnbiihtise, meinen
Seben Elm euoe 81 MAIDEN nno Iaiie
ale ssntereiiirfen %ipiiieii, bob es meiuc
eiaene SGuIo lit. ssh fam meiitcu
Sebensnnierhalt nidt Ionger peroie.
nen mno id)eibe oaber aus benz 2eben.
aaes, mas mir gebort, iou meiner
Sdapeiier Clam 5uialen. Weine
2eife TOD eiuaeaidcrt neroen. Wenn
ons Bele hier3u nitt ausreiht. bonn
beeroiat mid aui Dem armenfrieS.
Aof. Radihrift. Sh babe teiuen CIR,
fols i'm 2eben aebabt, boffe aber. nab
ih in oieiem 5al erfoIgreih lem
.lreroe. I'D bin Elm orrrler Ieufel unS
eicies lit Sas 6nhe."
IN ben. AJifieosbrief at feline
Sdlariter Clara inaf gliider nuter
gn6erem: sGn nuiBt oas 9nnoes.
iteaeralnt benahrihtisen nno in Dem
2aben 5nacaeu iein, fpertn Die Beam.
ten meme @eid)Gitsbifer fhlieben.
Fad'Sem bieics rcifcben liz. ninirl
Niles. pds Ou Dilit. an lid uto
gebe bic anberen Snhen meg"
Gin sfueiter abitaebsbrief on bic
.Stnniter entb6Ii BEN Toiius: I'D,
fam nidrt ieeem Gin5elnen feparnt
ihreibcn. Wenn man ben geriianb
perliert. farm man oiefes nidlt. 20.
bite, beiorse Iu bieies fir mid. I'd,
meiB. b1b ih nift l1nger meineu
llnierholt berbienen fam, un6 es III
oos Bette fir mid uno Gnh aQe"
Ter SeIbimorSer iiihri ierner elm
@erseid1nib ieiner SdnilSen on uno
heitimnt, in 'peid,er @eiie iiber Die
icIben msponiri perSen fol-. aae
llr.itdnoe beuten barnuf bin, bnB Der
nngIiidlife Mann bic abifrebsbrieie
NIT 1lnterbrednuns an perihieoerer
9asen seitrieben bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19

Die 5sinoe grnuns iubeIn.
G. bat Dem prdiibsnten bringenb qss
ro!bsn, hufiir gu forgen, oab bic MIDI
tiesn Ssnats aommittesn, ipelten
BE Qusfiihrung Der poIitit beg pr6e
~fioen.en tn erftsr Heibe obIieat, nit
uusgeiprotensn 5ortT6rittEsrn BE-
fsst psroen. DIR 9rGFoent 1T
auf bic GmpfebIung nitt e%ingsaon.
Gen uno tie Solge III, bob bic Dor
fiseritelen iid in 6Gnbsu bon Ron
fsroatipeu bsfinbeu. 9orous pirb oes
fc!aert, bab 9rpan bsim ptGfibentsn
nidts gu iagen bat unb oab Wilions
potitit tonisrpatip Iein perbs. Dieter
SubeI bsrubt auf faIften 8orauss
.iesunseu. 5irs grite Bot nod tsin
BrGitbert iih pom irgenb einem aobis
rets s Wttglieo beberrf6en IaFen.
Beriu6t Aabens 8iels, aber tsiner III
namit our6georungsn. Sb Is i'm
Qmte liegt ooer in Der TRADITION, bic
3hdtiaGe in Der umeritaniitsn polis
til III fsititsheno, oub bic prGfioentsn
i5r 4mt mad eiasnem Gutolntsn fibs
rem. Der unbebeutenbe WiQiam
6arriicn fagte benz groBen 5snrp
Clan, Ner ibm feline goIitit porfdrsis
bsu polte: Bite psrgsFsn sic nitt,
haf id) Der prdfiosnt bin." Der miloe
Qincpln pies einsn 9orf6log fsin.s
tStaots : SetretGrs Serpdro, ben bic
ftr a~usfibrsn polts. rpsnn Der prGs
iibsnt bic Observation-Disclosures obs
Isbne, nit ben Wortsn surid:
sWeHn oas iberhaupt esf6skn fpa,
roeroe it IS tbun unD es piro niht
esihehen." Grant faets jehem Wis
Der cine i4m sntgessngsiests
oertreten froate, tur3 unb bin
big: sd erparte Sbr GntlaFunsss
pefuh." Sin fold ponitdnbiq auF fh
ielbIt pertrauenosr Wann, pis Wilfpn,
nirb better am aQertpsnieften iid benz
3iftdt zines 4nberen unterperfen.
Nas nun bic Gommtttesbsissung be-
trifft, 10 Dolten aud bierin einiae
S,rtbiimsr Dor. 5iirs grite lit Wiis
for Elm Diel III gemdbietsr Monn, nm
cine rabitdle Administration mad
grpanihen QnIihten 3u pinffen
uae fi:rs 3psite finb bic tonierpatipen
Gsmotratsn niht in bic qleih.
aloHe nit ben republi.anifhen
S.nnbpattttn gu itslIen, bic niht UNI
einen 3oa petter oorriden nolen,
r1brsnb Die tonieroatipen 9xmotras
ten fir Rsform : Mabrsseln su bas
ben iirb, fpenn tie niht au melt aebeu.
4m befisn labt fib Der llnterihieb am
Tarif srIsben. Die republitaniiheu
S!anbpaiter MOLTEN bic 3onidbe nod
Eeiter erboben. Die fo~nierpatipen De-
moiraien molten iie berabfeben, aber
BARN cine gentle Orenae bsobatteu
unc bas 1T geuau mad benz Wunfhe
tes prGiieentsn. \
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19
I'm CAB eeitsrbeH.

Ter 80 1nbre alte 9udholter Ia.
niel Giliaan. Elm Sniniie Der Gong.
uieu asrrennnftnlt itnrb acitfrn pl5e,
lid, ludhreno CT nnter Aiiiii&t bes
Mdrter 0eora 1nnd unb Hreb Col.
bert Elm Wab nabm. Ter AnitnItsnrat
Or. q. Gift bcnanri6tigte BEN Goro.
ner nnb brad bic u~eber5eIsauHo aus.
ndb QiIlignn zines notiirIid,en 1oheS
1eftorben lei. 1r. Doertmfper mtr1
einen sinsebenben 0nsueit dbbolteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19

bung, bon BEN gunossgenoRen oui
cine falihe 9abn seordngt poroen Su
fein unn bieier llnpile. ipirb nod
burh bic geohahtuns sefteisert, bob
bitter gunosseenoHe benz fir bic eng
lifden SntersHen 10 hDHt nnpiins
tpinitsnspsrtbsm 5rieoensfdlub bin=
berIih lit. Die G~nsldnDer IolIten ben
ftttlihen Wuth bdben, bic riftisen
aoniequsu3eH aus ihrer Gage gu 3ie-
ben. 9iefe gipfeln in ben Worten:
sos bon Rublano!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19

9rpaa bat pOn Der englt'hsn
greiI: cine 4nitunoslettipn erbaIten,
BE er iib ausitnetoen uno in ben Out
fleben ipQte, I'm iie ni6t 81 per9efsn.
Dim Ct. Qatridstage belt er cine Hsz
De, in pelher sr ben geifau ieiner 3u=
b0rer su g~epinnsn periude, inosm sr
iibsr Die vgritiibers" IOsSog uno iiber
bds Gnos Der engiii6en a~riitptratis
f6en 6erridaft iubelte. Solhs
Spra6e lit fir einen Staatsietrstdr
h06it un1e8iemsno unb gan3 beions
bers fir einsn Jrieoensappitel, als
rpsIter grndn gIdrSen min. Damn
fpisIt er aud nit Jsuer. Die Srldns
Der Iino isbr ~erreqbar uno leidt8lou.
big. Sie tDnntsn iolfe Rsoen aIs cine
Mufforbsrung perfteben, oon bier aug
eine Repplutior in England pOr5ubss
reiten. Die 5enier iinD fisr ia immer
tbdtig uno penn grnan lie ermuthi3t,
pann biirfte CT Die Wubrns1mung mo-
den, odB sr unfer 2dno in ihtpsre
8grlegenhsit bringt. RAD unierem Grs
meIien foQte Elm Staatsfetretdr iibers
haupt nitt Dor Der Seffentlihteit aufs
tretsn. neil bic Dihtigteit ieiu:s 9os
items isosm Worts, bas sr fpriht. eine
9ebeltung rsrlsiht, Die, penn lie audi
bon benz Rsoner niht beabIihtigt
pirb. BOD gu unangeneFmsn JoIssn
fihrsn t1nnts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19

gu unfsrsm Seoauern
iehen mir, Dab UNDERWOOD borduf bes
itebt, 3uder auf Die 5reiIiite gu IteusH.
Ser 8erluit on ginrmbmen, fpslher
Der Regierung oaruus erpahIen fpur@
be, beliefe itd auf As Biz so UfilionsIl
Dollars. man min oieien Ausfau
burA ginfommsniteuern erieBen. Sas
tit Elm Ribbruuh Der Steuereeralt.
Die GintommenIteuer TT fir Den ROTH
fan beabFhtigt, fpenn Die Iussaten
Der Regierung niht auf onoere B:tis
qsoett perbsn tDrnen. Die 3uters
fteuer fpdre niht briidsno, fpenn iis
ibrsr IhuBaOuneriiden 8eitimmunsen,
fpie Raffinerissoa unb prohtbtttpdol
fir braunen 3udsr, enttlsloet tputoe.
8enn bag seihiebt, lit Die 3uderabs
oabe Elm legitimer 5inana8oa, ME I'm
oie Sempfraten Don oltersher ne'urs
fuprtet baben uno e 1T nitt eritttlth,
fuarum tie ibrem prins:p in oieIer 9tns
iiht untreu rperoeE pcuen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19

BON ni6t gu unterI6Gsenbsr
gsbeutung III Der gsrsi3te son, Der
aus Der engliifen YreIIe gegen Rubs
Lamb beraus5ub0ren 1T. Qnmdhlit
fGngt audi in 2onoon bic Ginfitt an
enlightenment, bab Der arieg gegen
bic 5urtsi BON RubIanb angssettelt
rporoen III. ba nunmebr often
bsrausgefdgt pirb, bab RuBlanb fir
bic uHperfddmtsn Grieosnsbebtnsun.
gen Der 8altanmdhte perantDortlth
III. Der Griss tft fir Gnglanb cine
Guslle GROCER 9erlegsnbeiten. or
ftofft eine Heue, gang beionbers fir
i.ns RattDn ungiinitigs politiffe Gage,
bd er Die Iirten ais Wdhtfattor In
aleinafien fhpdhi, CANA abgeIeben
hupon, oab er bic eHsIifden 5inanser
f6iper fhdotgt. Mdrs man in Qone
BON i~rgenorpt. I'm stonbe gepefen. ben
ariee gu Der6iteH, 10 mare aller GIN
fIuB 81 bisfem 3nede aufgebotsn NOR
ben. aber isbes gsmiiben in oi.fer
Rihtune pdr psrgebli6, neil ss am
Mioerhanbs Rublanos fhsitsrts. Dian
bat bcber BITE unansensbme Gmpfins
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19
2okal.Dfrid)t
ilnanasrsbms Ilxterbrsd,nHg.

Mdbrenb bic IA Sabre aIie ANNA
Batter, bon go. Alb Nidmonc CTR.
Tn benz pnrior Der eIteriifen Noh.
nung Dor hcm Vinno LAB uno jpieIte.
ihlif fih pl0slih elm ftabig geflei.
better Wonn in bos 8ininYr urtb en-.
grift bua iunge Mdbd,en hinterruds
BEL Dem Arnxn. Anna RIB iih NIT I'll.
mem geIlenDen Gilieruf Los unb
iprong in ibrtr angit aus benz Zen.
tier. Die DerfsbrSpolisiiten WseGors.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19

BID uno Sdnaer borteil bic Silic.
rule uno ndbmen ben Mantl feit. Ter
Gcfangene. ipelfer ltd ais Gecrg
Sf,ultbeib, 81 Sabre aft, boit Hs.
bertp uto Wloore Strobe, regiitrirte.
Duroe tpeaen 1runtenbeit eineeiperrt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19

uner ReprG entant 6 p
peue lit iber Raht gu sinem berIt misl
Wlann gepprpen. Aqe 3s;tlnssn bes
Gdnbes berthten ubsr Den mutt;sn
Mann, Ser porItreiben p;a, sa5 pi.
RlsiDer Der Srduen niht su 'pd. anz
funegn unb utht 5u fri6 aufboren
foaen; bab Die Damen, MEM Tie ibgr
Die StraBen ge6en, telnen Qufi6 ub
iiber bic 9eItaItung i6rer 8sine srtte,s
len unb zen Gals ni9t biz an bic Ib=
FdBe entbI0ben folen. Dis 9ei9' 6tss
fennsr, Der err niht gu fem i6eint,
piirbs gappsle piFen, ouB foIte DIN.
az iih niht perbisten lafIeu, IA, ME
ftDn Die airhenpGter fassr, bic
sFrousn INNER am IiebIten bag taun,
mas rsrboten 1T unb odB ungsbatr r.
tihteiteH Der Wooe pon ieIbIt psrs
fdpinoen. Mit Der 5rousntratt pers
bdit sg iih ME nit Den Mobelaursn,
Die bon etnem grtrem tns anbere aes
ben. gdIo perThleiert uno nertiiut
man Iif pte bic Nonnen unb boIo tlsis
bet man iih ME Die gulsrinsn. Gin
intsrsiiantss aapiteI tisriibsr finbst
man in Wacaulens cd Ioeruna Der
enqliihen 5rauenmoos in b;n 5agen
GdrIs H., als Der Dffentlihe Qn'tano
10 5tsmlih uuf bic nisbrisIte Stufe ges
funter mar, Die ie in Dsr @eF6ifts
srreitt porosH 1T. Wie er mittbtiIt,
psrfdpanoen oteie Mooen BON feIbit,
neil Die Jrauan bic geobub.ung
mahten, DAP iis BEN Wdnnsrn pertiiut
intsrefarter eridtenen, als sntbuat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-10
FORTY-klNER PASSES AWAY
Also Was Veteran Of Crimean
and Civil Wars.

Passsic. y j., Feb. 9--Shadrath Davis.
one OF the original forty-niners, and d
veteran Of the Crmean War in Europe
and the Civil War in this country. died
this morning at his home. No. l33 Summer
street, from infrmities Of age. lie was
one Of the oldest residents Of this section
Of the state. lie would have celebrated
his niuety-Gfth birthday on ST. Patrick s
Day
Mr.. Davis was bonn in Wales. and came
to this country in 1870 lie settled in New
York State, but went TO California in
1919, when the bis gold strike was made
there. lie was one OF the few miners 10
make a real strike"
When the Crimean War broke out Nj.
Davis Joined the English army. lie re-
turned 10 this country after the war. 80
Ing back 10 California. lie was OF con
siderab BILE aid in CALIFORNIA; fight to enter
the Union as 9 free state. When the Ciyil
War began he came East and enlisted
in the Union army, taking an active part
as a private throughout the four years.
lie lived in California until four years
ago. when he came East and settled IN
this city He was a bachelor. and kept
house here with his niece, Mrs. Marie T..
Sparts, who is the nearest relative sur
yiying. She will fall heir TO n COM ort-
able fortune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-10
SAVES TWO PRINCETON MEN
Detective Throws Buoy as They
Cling to Sinking Ice Yacht.

Red Bank, y. j., Feb. Changing to an
upturned runner-p plank Of an ice yacht
sinking in the middle of the Shrewsbury
River, two Princeton freshmen, Edward
5 Lloyd son Of William -. LLOYD. Of
Lloyd a CO.. bankers and brokers. OF No
II Broadway. New York City, and his
college chun Robert Lester OF Kansas
city No, were rescued by Elwood
Mnugh. county detective. and William
Conover.
The young men arrived yesterday for a
visit over Sunday at the Lloyd home, on
Riverside Drive, on the north side OF the
Shrewsbury. Nh LLOYD was anxious to
Try out his new ice yacht. the Caprice
With Lloyd al the tiller and his chum
lying in the cockpit. they were flying up
and down the river in heavy northwest
wind when the ice began TO crack Lloyd
tried 10 slow up. bat before he could stop
the ice yacht plunged through an air
hole. Both young men were thrown out
but managed 10 get hack to the sinking
craft
Hearing their cries. MiDugh and Como
yer took the Monmouth Boat Clubs life
buoy and long rope, and ran over the
ice TO the yacht Minugh threw the buoy
to the college men and they were drawn
10 the firm ice. Another iceboat sailed NJ
al this tine and took the half frozen col
lege boys to shore. near their home. BY
means of the rope which was lassoed TO
the bowsprit. the Caprice was pulled out
OF the hole by the detective and Mr. Con-
over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-10
LINCOLN CAKE.

The recipe for this cake is obtained
from a noted Washington hostess, IN
whose family il has been in use for the
last nifty or sixty years. and is said To
have been warmly praised by President
Lincoln on more than one occasion when
accepting her grandmothers hospitality.
Cream together three-quarters OF pound
OF butter and one pound of light brown
sugar. add the yolks Of six eggs beaten
until light, one teaspoonful Of rosewater'
one teaspoonful of powdered cinnamon.
one grated nutmeg aud two cupfuls OF
sour milk or cream. into which has been
stirred one teaspoonful of baking soda.
Next slit IN one pound Of flour, beat
hard and mix in a quarter OF pound
of citron that has been cut into slips
and dredGed with flour Lastly fold IN
the stifiiy whipped egg whites Turn
into q large square pan that has been
lined with creased paper and bake IN Il
moderate oven for about an hour The
quantity given is for very large loaf.
Half the quantity viii make an ordinary
cake Ice, when cold. with boiled
frostinc favored with lemon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-10
ALYS APPLETON MEYER
TO WE'D LIEUT.. RODGERS
Marriage Of Naval Secretary's Daughter May
Be Growing Social Event of the
Taft Administration.

Washington. Feb. q.-'rhe Secretary "i
the Navy and Mrs. George Won l.. Meyer
formally announced to-day the engage
mcnt Of their daughter. Miss Alys Apple
ton Never. 70 Lieutenant CHRISTOPHER
Raymond Perry Rodgers. T.. ;. y. T'e
engagement has been known to intimate
friends Tor some time. and to-day. pre-
cedius luncheon party given to an
uouuce il. the news was carried tO IN"
President and Mrs. TAFT Miss TAFT AM
lcr cousin. Miss Anderson. Wer" guests
at the luncheon
The news was Whispered at the tea aho
dance given on board the Mayilowcr Yes
tcrday afternoon. when the theory was
advanced that the marriage would taRe
place before March rs the climax oI
l, brilliant social successes Of th" Mt\
crs in On" capital Iu this event the
wedding would be- the most notable "i the
Taft administration with TIA" president
and Mrs Taft IN Attendance. Further
charm is given TO th" announcement H\
the rmor that the wedding journey VIII
bc made on board the Presidential yacht
the S,lph of which Lieutenant Rods'i'
has comm nd.
Miss Never has been bridesmaid al Nv
of the largest wedding in Washington
sine. L.r rathN came into Che cabinet
that of Countess l.ui~c AlaNanoer Won
Bcrustorn. daughter of the German AM
baSsalor and Countess Won Hernsi"rn
and Count Pourtalcs. which look place
several years AGO. aud of Miss Margaret
Cotton Smith. who molr recently was
married TO Guy Emerson. of Boston. boih
affairs were attCn 'od 10y Oh" President
Miss Meyer has been the companion d
Miss TAFT since the latter young woman
left school. and since Lieutenant Rode'rS
was made whit lloHs" aid -h" Inns
mover missed a reception or Other social
affair there.
Miss Meyer. like her sister. Miss Jai.a
Never. is an accomplished liEauist. have
Ing aeluir4d a knowledge ~ French. Ger
man and Italian while Secretary Mo!rr
was Ambassador TO Russia and Italy
She IS splendid horscwoman. o graceful
dancer. skates with wonderful Skin and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-10
WOMEN MUST END SOCIAL EVIL
Exploiting Of Their Sex by Men, DIR. Sumner Believes,
Will Be Put Down When Sufragists
Gain the Ballot

ing with woman suffrage. do believe
this-when women obtain the franchise.
as | hope they will. they are going To
stand up and hght. and fight successfully,
the present situation which allows men
TO exploit their sex"
DR. Sumner referred with warm prais
to the work Of John u. Rockefeller. ir..
and his Bureau Of Sex Hygiene and to the
National Society for the Study OF Sex
Hygiene which he said he believed would
accomplish much toward solving the
problem.
1T IS a man and not woman problem
that we. havc To face to-day" he CON
tinued. 'Commercialized by man. sup
ported by man. the supply Of fresh vic
tins supplied by men-men who have lost
that fine instinct OF chivalrg and that
splendid honor for womanhood where the
destruction Of woman's soul is abhor-
rent and where the defence of a woman $
purity is truly the occasion for a valiant
fight"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-10
FOR WOMEN Who SMOKE
Up-tO-Date Features in Their
New University Club.
MAYBE FOR MEN CALLERS?
Then Again, Maybe Not, Say
Other Members, Who Admit
Cigarette Fondness.

Every DAY there rs some new step for
ward in the emancipation OF women.
Now It's q smoking room in tho no"
home Of the Womcu's University club.
The new home isn't up Vet. but u viii
be IN due time for plans have Just been
filed with the Building Bureau. n VIII
stand eight stories high. on tho south
side of 18th street. between Park and
Lexington avenues Md there vii Doc q
smoking room OF the third hOor. along
with several card rooms.
Mrs Edward Perry Townsend rresi-
dent Of the club. said last night that she
thought it rather pity anything was said
about the smoking room. because 70 was
only one feature in "a building which had
many attractive features Ana she didn't
believe many Of the University club WON
eri smoked They could OF course. II they
wanted TO. There was no rule whatever
against ID. And some Of them did. only
she didn't think many Of them would defy
convention by doing II in public How
ever. there was the smoking room.
But, really. ! think It's for the friends
OF members who come 10 sec them She
said. Some women who don't Ike the
smell Of smoke have objected TO having
men who call on other women there
smoking cigars iu the drawing room.
Well. we needn't have any OF that in the
new building. 4 woman VINO has q
cigar-loving man to see her can just take
him to the smoking room and Jet him
smoke in peace"
and she can join him in a cigarette
"Of course. IL she wishes. But, as I
said. ! don't think many Will I'm presi-
dent of the club. and am there a good
deal and I've never seen woman smok-
inS there
But another woman who IL at the club
q good deal also declared that not few
University club members indulge In oc-
casiOual cigarettes
Don't quote me she said FOR I don .
wish TO have them ia my hair, but more
wonien smoke than YOU would imagine.
They done naunt IL I'm the face OF the
public. 81 course, for convention is
against II. but they smoke and The mum
Der is increasing every day University
club women don't smoke AT meals. az u
permitted in some restaurants, but they
do smollc-sOme of them | think the
idea of a smoking room is a very good
thing"
Don't use my name for the world,