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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
Gintraelider sdminoel.
8 ., 10. W9Ql


.Staatsantpalt &opne tn Chicago
fat sic 8etpeile 1afiir in Ser &ano,
oaB cine 8anoe po11 S6minolern> Ste
r11ter DEM Gorgeben Ser uSeaieberei"
an6ertbalb Sabre in @btcago ibr I'M
peien trieb, 6enen, 6ie ~nibt ale
meroe11," nngefabr cine balbe Miuion
Collars abgenommen bat. Sano tn
@a11o nit 6teien @6min6lern iolen
anoere g%earbettet baben, bie ii6 oa=
ral1f berlegten, 6ur@ uNn5apfung"
BON Eelegrapben< un6 Gelepbonlei=
tungen Na@rtdten ab3ufangen. SIN
6a1nit min Dr. &irbp,
Ser einitige Better ether iettber ber=
fra6ten Brtbatbanf in @bicago, $780,
600 perloren baben; 6eiien Musiagen
finoen ieoob feinen @lauben, mes-
bolb &tdter 2on6es sen @robge-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
sS,n Smterefe bcs @eltfriebcns.
g erIin, 10. Scat.

Mngeii6ts ser anoauerr6en Scribe
rr1rgen fir sic 8eritdrfrng 6es See
res baben fi6 $50 proteitantii6e
@eiftlide 5uiammengetban nn6 einen
flammerroen Mppen an lire geiamm-
ten Mmtsbrii6er I'M Demti6en &ei6e
geribtet, fir i6ieosgeri6tlide @rle<
6tgung internationaler 3miitigfeiten
etn5utreten. Die unter5ei6neten 6es
MufrufS erflaren, baB Sic anoauern-
Sen Miiitungen 6ie Mationen gum
&rieg tretben, un6 be6auern sic
@Iei6giltigfeit Ser proteltantifden
@eoitlidfeit Ser 6rie6ensbetpegnng
gegeniiber, obpobl 6teie I'M ginglane
nit bem gb%rtitentbum itebt. Mber
sic @eriebung Ser Srie6ensioeen tper-
Sc sen re%ltgtonsloien Nnbangern 6er
5o5ialoemofratte iiberlaiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
@aiierfettc errmnaen.
rnnf~fn.rt. d. sc. 12. W}I

6ranf~ ri, a. sc. ~. Wtat.
Die Gretsridter fiir oaS &aiier=
preis=@ettiingen, meldles bereits iei-
lte1 AbidluB far16, baben gu ipater
5tllnoe lire @nti6eioung perfunoet.
Ser 8erlirer 2ebrergeiangperet1 bat
Sen @auptprets: Sic &aiierfette 5uge-
lproben erbalten. @brenpreiie lino
5uerfannt por6en SEN Mdinnergeiang-
bereine1 bon &olr, @iien, &iesbaoen,
Nots6am nno @iien; 2ieoertafel bon
Miinden : @la6bob; Sdlegel nno
@iien bon 8obnm; @oncor6ia bon
Mo6en; S%ansiouci bon @iien; 2ebrer<
geiangoerein BON &oien; -8erliner
56ngerperetn 11no Sdnger6or bon
8armen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15

lalien meroer1, auf Der a,16eren Seitc.
miiife man ii9 aber Dor gu groBelt1
Dptimismas bemielben g%egenube-
bitten. Dime auf ben 8uitarb Der
bon ibnen beobadteten &dtienten 11a-
Der ein5ngeben, ieien lie oesbalb IN
Ser Gage, gu iagen, baB Die bis lest
beobadteten Gbatia6en Dos onr9 bic
meiterberbreitete @eflame beranlaBte
8ertronen nod nt9t re@tfertigen. SSn
sen bon ben bet6en Ner5ten beobad>
teten Sanen babe Dr. Sriebmann BEL
TaQen bon 2ungentuberfnloie nrr
ginlpritnngen in bie M1,sfeln borge-
nommen, nno bel einem betrd6tliden
Gbeil oieier 8due babe ii6 enttpeoer
iiberba11pt fetne nennenstpertbe SIT
filtration enttpidelt, ooer eS baben l'b
geni6aften, sic gan5 peridteoener
oaB Elm betrd6tlider Gbeil bieier 9a'
tienten NIT elmer iebr langen Darer
ibrer 8ebonol11ng burb Or. Srieo.
mann red5nen miiiie. 8etreffS Ser IT,
men CUR l1nteriubung 5ur 8%erflgung
qeltelten &nIturen bes Serl1ms f03ns
nep tie iagen, 6aB 8eriude nit 6ieien
im. @ange ieten. Ser betreffenoe 8o'
aiul1s babe it6 als Elm iaurefeIter
0rganismus ertpieiem, nno babe St.
gems Dr. Srie6manns Mame nibt
1eien bon 6eren irgeno zines anoe-
rem ibnen befannten Guberfnloie<Ba=
5iuus; er i6eine ioentii6 nit sinetn
Oraanism1ts, ser aus Sen fleinen
Groben 6es bon 81. 8riebmann fir
1eine ginlpribungen benrbten Mate-
rails ge5iidtet tpuroe, oeren @ertpen.
Dung auf Meoien Ser 8erliner Mr5t
ibnen IN ieiner @egentpart erlalbt
babe. sic batten 9r. Srieomann nnt
einen gr0Beren @orratb 0ieies Ma<
terialS eriudt, mas ibnen ieoo6 ab<
gei6lagen tporoen lei. Sic font1en TIT
bes erflGren, oaB lebenbe iGmrefeite
8asinen in Mnsfeln ober Semen Unfit
5iert tperoe1l obelei6 iie nidt miiier,
IN melder 5ubitan5 oieie 8a5iner
ertbolten ii1o> o6er melde mettere1:
@toffe in oem i6lteBlt6en @erum ii6
etma nod befin6en. 5ofort nod Ser
@orlegung 6ieies 8eri@ts Mber Sic
Trieomannide Metbo6e nabm Ste
@%eriammlung ein1ttmrntg cine &eio=
luton an, sic iagt, sic @eriamn!!-
lung lei Ser Mnii6t, BOB Biz iebt nod
feline fpe5ifil6e Enberfnloie=&ur emit
oedt lei, sic SOS nnbe6ingte @ertrauelt
bes Nublifllms o6er Ser Ner5te redJt=
fertige; sic 6eiolution, IN Ser mbri-
geronnt mnroe, empfteblt in bem Sc
geornnt puroe, empfieblt III bent &C.
bral1d Scr bisber belutbten 8ebano=
lungsmetbooen fort5ufabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
Qnmaen ,paren am9e9riHen;
s5ett in gutter @eimnbbeit'

Sc it unter men1@lider &raft 8HrDer
y, >nirfen. Sic Tabrifnnten bon gdman's
GIteratipe. Elm Mittel fnr @9niubin9t,
t neanaprmeee. @ Se{1 5erftenf, aber 10
piele baben freipiuig be6eu9t, Dap e 1gr
2eben gerettet, oaB ale, ipelcge oo! g1e'e e.
3n1ten ,tnfer1ud1en 1tnb es beriu6en. Sc
iou ous nd9tli6e S9ntBem ltilsr1. oas
SSsieber perringer1, ben Nppet1t ltdr1en a1lo
IN pielenSd1en has 4eben b~erlan9ertm; S sees
braGte: m.1 ooyu
6ueen's Court, 6. S.
Serrenl SIN Sabre 1908 mar l9
bon einer befttgen grtaltung nfp e11ss'
1hlimmen 9u1ten be- alle1 uno 1li1dDte megz
rere Mer5te auf, inter ote1eI1 e1nen SPs>
5ialiiten. Sbre Meoi8inen balten n1dgfs'
SsSch ma6te MIDI 0ann ndG pen @aIs11us,
aber Ser @ulten btelt N. SO bl1ee oorl
Elm Sabr nuD ging baum out e1ne Sa111
nabe eser1ep Gitb ais iehr frontier Wtqt11.
nDlein 8rnber empfahl MN Dgn1t gdz
man's Mteratibe iebr angelegentl19. ~
fanes ipoute ib MIDI rtbt oaan ner1te<
hen, es 5n nebmen lpe9ell Der Sgotdqe.
bas i5 10 btele DteDt31nen gebrdup1e
phne in irqenD elmer @ci{e 9nlte gu per-
ipiiren, aber l6lieBli9 CAB i9 nad. gS 1T
iebt nn9e5n 5tpet Sabre, 1e1toem 1Q e =
5uerlt na6m. Sd bin iebt ge9eilt, uno ig
ipaee 8u 1agen, oaR i'd, ldn91t n11ter Der
grSs fpare, ipare es ni6t l1m @dman's
Mteratipe. SD mSdts 5afir part Nd
benn es nar cine 8ottes1e1upllng. Mo
Sa id Se1nieiben mein 2eben peroanfe.
(8ei5tporeneS ausiaee) Sos: $. Er0i9sr.
@dman's Mteratipe 1T tpirfiam IN Sal
len bon 8ron9itis, Mifbma. 9eufieber,
6alsz .unb 2ungen<8ei@tperoen nno IN
Nnfbau beg @pftems. @ntbdH ten. g.l1,
Opiaten ober Meoi5tn Die 1t9 5nr @e<
nobubeit ma9t. gu bertaufen bel Der
Wplitor 9rug 60. nno onberen 8anpt<
apothefern. Sragt 7ah 8ootlet, in tpelz
dem Seilunsen peraei@net iinb oeer
idreibf an @dn1ans 2aboratorium, Pbt<
Iabelpbia, 8o., fir tpeitere @pioen8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
Cine bebre Teier
III Mew 0prt.
Sin 9enfnal fit &arl sd1tr5 mutt
Sc bort enbiillt. = @roker 6eit5na.
= &iele bobe DISQUALIFICATION nnb
aablreide &ereine ,uarert %bertreten.
= Des &rGiibenten 8rief.
Sem t, 10. Mai

Sem Oorf, 10. Mai.
MnlaBli9 ser bier beute erfolg=
ten gt11peibung bes Garl 56ur5=
0enfmals tpnroe oem Mn6enfen 6es
ugroBen @erfe6ters Ser Sreibeit unb
Ser Menidenredte" bonn Grdfioenten
ser @eretntgten 5taaten uno bon ar-
oerert angeiebenen uno bo6itebenoen
DISQUALIFICATION in 8riefen ser ge-
biibrenbe Srib1tt geaollt. @iele marer1
eridienen, INN elmer sablrei6 ber-
%iamn1elten Meitge in tparn1en 8orter1
Sic gcroienite oes groBten Deutihen
ser Bereinigten @taaten bor Mngel1
GIT fiibren. Hraiioem @ilion, ser iei,
item 8eoauern oariiber, ooB er ntdt
5l1 SET @etbefeier eri6einen fonnte,
M1tsbrnd gab, erfldrte Ii. a.:
u@ine ser erfrenli9iten @ri9ei.
rungen in ser @eihibte 11nierer Ma.
ton 1T sic ielitloie Mnfopferung fir
6os @obl nn6 Ste 3ufunf unieres
9onoes ieitens ienieits 6es O5eans
%geborener 8iirger, sic Amerifa
ool1erno als lire &eimatb altserforen;
Sic Sen tpobren @eiit mnferer freibeit-
1i@en S%nitit11tionet in pollem Tint.
fange erfaBten un6 ii6 nit 2eib rno
@eele, nit ie6er Safer tires Ser5ens
ser boben @ade Ser Greibeit nn6
6es &ebts tpi6meten: nnb Elm folder
Mann par Carl Shur3. Sd idabe
mild glidlid gemeiniam nit meinen
Mitbirgern 6ieiem eroben Ma1me
beute Sen Eriblrt aufri@tiger Sin.
e%rfenm1ng un6 er0Bter 8ertbfdat>
ung oorbringe1 gu f0nne1."
Das fir Sic Seier e%nftporfene &ro-
era1nm tpar ein iebr umfangreides.
Cine 8araoe in groBem Stt1. b1trd
Sic Sa,tptitraBen ser gta6t tpar be-
idloiien nor6en, inns 5tpar nabmen
an oerielben tbeil bas 8un6esmi-
litdr Ser nabeliegen6en @arntionen,
sic 5toatsmili3, sic u@rano Mrmp,"
eini6lieBli6 ser nod leberoen Gene
role aus 6em 8iirgerfriege, Sic NIT
oern @efeterten fir sic Sade Ser
Sreibeit fddmpften, 6e11tide @eia1tg-
perei11e, Eurnbereine nnb 5oblrei,
DIE lan6smannidaftli6e 8erbinb1tn-
gen. Sic &auptreoe Bel ser gintpei-
bung bes Denfmals btelt Soiepb
gboate, ser @oriitenoe Ser u@arl
|59ur5 Memorial Miiiciation," pel4
lebtere fiir Ben 8on sic Surnr1e bon
$4,000 onfbradte, iopie Graf bon
8ernftorff ser beutide 8oti6ofter in
@nibtngton. Das DenfmaI felt a1f
ether Mnb0be nabe Ser Columbia
l1niperiit6t. Die 5totue lit cine le.
bengeroBe uro itebt a1lf einem SodeI
bon Grant,. Megorii1e gigmrer
periinnbiloliden Die Gbdtigfeh Carl
ISdur3'.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15

9dbe es feline Seilung. Sb babte fat
bas ndmlibe, benn mein Ntbem tpor
ubelriebenb, unb ib tonnte nihts eien
Dbne QrDBeS @len6, nnb ib pnroe aQ<
mdblih lblimmer.
"@b(ieBlieb entidloB ib midi 8eruna
gu prDbieren; ib fanb 9in6erl1ng nn6
6eilung bDn Der ibredlicben &ranfbeit
&atarrb. Sb nabm flint 5laiben 8eruz
no unb 5tuei Manalin, unb ib fiible Jest
tpie ein neuer Mann. @s gibt nidbts 8eIz
leres als 8eruna, unb tb balte fDrttudbz
ren6 cine Slaiebe 6anDn in meinem 6onie.
&eripnen, melde ben flii7isen Meebisi=
11en abbplo iitb, f5nnen jckt 8ernna
Sablette befpttmtcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15

tige Mominiitration bon Sen Ser.
11idt a1erfannt lei, mur6e an
8reitagabenb Sic @rflarung abgege-
ben, sic 8unbesregterung mer6e 6teie
&l1nogebung Suertas ignoriren. DaS
@taats6epartement gla1tbt nt@t, baB
ser &roteit Bralibent Sl1ertas irget6'
tpel9e @erdn6erungen betreffs 6es
8oti9afters @t1for IN Mertfo 1otb.
tpen6ig madt ion6ern 6erielbe nad
mie bot sic 6~rtngenoiten @eiddfte init
Scr mertfaniiden &egter11ng al1@ off,
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@afbinqton, IL. Scat.

~ u y ~ \ - ~ LIZ. ~@tu"
vDie 8eoba9tung bon 8atietten
Sic BON Dr. S. s. Srieomann nit iet-
mem Enberfuloi e 5erum geimpft
mor6en iin6, 6ur6 oaS @n11oesge-
inu6beitsomt, re9tfertigt Biz iebt
nidt 6os 8ertral1en 5u 6em Mittel,
SOS 6urd ste tpeitberbreitete &eflame
ertpedt tpuroe." Dieie erite a1tenti=
5he @rflarung iiber Sen 8efl1n6 Der
Mer5te 6es @eiunobeitsamtes, bie ote
@irfung oes Srieomanniden Serumts
beobadtet baben, mnrbe Dor Ser in
@oibington, 9. g., tagen6en Sabres=
beriammInng Ser Sectional Miiocta-
tion for tie gtl1oD a116 Hrepention Of
G%nberc1loiis bon Or. S. S, Mnoer=
ion, 6em Setter bes bpgienii6en Sa-
bpratoriums ser 8nnoesregiern11gu
un6 81. 81. SO. 5ttmion, eirem aroe=
rer Mitglie6 ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
abaeaeben, sic nit ser 8eobadtnng
ser 8orti6ritte BEL BEN bon or.
6rie6mam I'M Monnt StnaisSolptz
tai in Seem Dorf init ieinem @eittel-
bebunoelten @atienten bea1ftragt tpa-
rem. Ser 8eri9t 6teier Mer5te fdbrt
fort, ite glanben, Biz iebt, mad benz
gegentpGrtigen Stan6 Der betreHer-
Sen Sd1e nod nidt IN Der Gage gu
iein, cine beitimmte Mnit6t %alts5nipre>
den. Das 2etben, fir 6as ienes Wht-
tel o11getpanot tper6e, lei ein Iangtpie.
RIGGS nn6 bmrb tpebfelnbe 8erio6en
bon 8eierut1g uno &iidi6Idgen be-
merfenspertbeS ferner iei BET 6teiem
2eioen Der @infll1B piD@ii@er Gafto.
rem febr b~e6eutettb, nnb besbaB iei
I1rqere 8eit n6dtbig, nm ben @rfolg
Ser &eiImetbo6e ridtig 'etnfddten 5ll
forre1. Ser m0'glii6e &eilluertb 6es
miittteg burfe nidt n1iber Mnger sc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
ueberieeiide aabel.
St1fQ b o II, TO-.

IS. HTEEENB EE ~
Ole portugieiifde &anrmer BETTE
ttgte ant 5amitag eir1en 8ertrag Der
portugieiiiden &egterl1ng unb Ser GU
ropaii6en nn6 M5orenzSelegrapben-
geieli@aft, Ser Ser @eieaf6aft 6as
&ebt gtbt, 5pei &abel 5miiden oer
M5oren mno BEN Ser. Staaten m1l6
eilles 5tptiden Ben M5ore11 nn6 eng,
la116 gu legen. MuBer0em iiebt Sic
portugieiii6e &egierung in nnter-
ban6l11ng nit Ser &epnblif Nanama,
tpegen etnes &abels bon Banana ra6
BougaI 6os sic 26 Meilen norooit=
li6 bon Maoetra gelegene SSniel Bor-
to Santo beribren iom.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15

ne formeue glnerfenrl11g erIeoigen
fa11n; iebenfaus 6enft oas Staats6e-
partemert ni@t 6ara11, ben 8ofi4af.
ter ab3uberufen oa feline ploblide
gbreiie r1t1ter Der merifaniiden So.
Ionic Merifo oie groiBte 8ermirrlng
.berborrufert miiBte, fir Die er abgeie-
ben bon ieiner bipIomatiiden 9bdtig-
felt bon groBem @ertbe lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
9r. Triebmanns
ueue3 Sermm.

Griter autemtiider 8eridt hber 9r,
Triebmamms Smberf11loie Serum.
-Nerate bes @einn6beitsamttes er=
flaren bas bnrd bic &eflante ge=
medte &ertra11er1 ~burlanfis fit
nidt aeredtfertigt. - @initpetli=
aer 8efmmb. - 9rinsenbe 8ar<
nmna.-@erimde nidt abgeidloi~
fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15

- Die Mcnpe rubIoien &oblen ge-
ben @uA 10 quite un6 before @eiultate
ols &ol5 a1n6 toften 1petiger. gu fna1.
fen bet 6er MibIanb 21tu1ber e Goal
So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
@liki@laa III @ir&thmrm.
9trQtforD, Snf., 10.

9traffor6, Snf., Is. M9a1.
Ser 100 SUB bobe &irtburm Ser
&&1or Bresbpterionerfir@e tpar6e
BON etnem 8ltt ~getroffen. Sn 6em
Sener, 6as sic Stride perni6tete, fa-
men ais Ser Gburm e%initiir3te, ser
Noli3ei@ef ser @bef ser 5euermebr
l111b etn Nolt5iit I'M. Gin 6euertpebr=
mann tp11r6e i6iper berlekt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
i6morenen empfabl, gegen ibn Mn<
flage megen MeineibS 5u erbeben.
@esiernma bleibt fill.
IS aibington, 10. Mat.

WabingEon, 10. Wfat.
MnldBli6 Ser bonn probiiorif@en
merifanif6en Brait6enten <erta
8ot11after @iIion gegeniiber al1sge<
ipro6enen Drobung, BOB Merifo bie
Mniprii9e amerifamider Staatsange~
b0riger geget Sic &egierung ni6t er-
Ieoigen tper6e, 10 lange sic gegentuar-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
9er sal mar
bofnnngslos.
Rpnnte famm ehem. @urbe
aamdbIi9 fbIimmer. 6e=
betlt bmrcb Nermna.

6err 81. SO.
Ster6, 8or 81,
@eft 8urlingz
tpn, Soma,
ibreibt:
rSh bat<
tie @atarrb bes
Magens unb
fleine @ingez
tpeibe fir cine
,Mu5abl pDn
Sabren. Sb
8tng gu elmer
Mn5abl BON
9DftDren. un0
fanb feine Gin
berung, unb
e I'll Of
lan6te MIDI etz
ner meiner
9Dftpren nab
gbicagD,tpD ib
bag 81 e d.
s6idial bate.
Sic ia9ten, fie
fbnnten ntbts
lfur MIDI tbnn;
iagten, If
bate Magenz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-24
ALEXANDR|AAFF
Vacation Days Near to Close,
Schools Open September 8.
BIG ATTENDANCE EXPECTED
Candidates Expenses Heavy-Pre.
pairing for Labor Day-Waifs
Given an Outing.
Special Correspondence OF The Star

Special Correspondence OF The Star
ALEXANDRIA,, Va, August 3D. 1913.
Vacation days for the public school
children are rapidly drawing to a close,
for beginning the week of September /
the clerk Of the city school board will
start the work of issuing permits to chill
dren to attend the public schools. The
schools will be reopened for studies the
week of September g.
Work of making repairs and overhaul
ing all of the school buildings is now in
progress, and will be completed during
the coming week.
The indications are that the attendance
the coming school year, will be in excess
of that of last year Realizing such to be
the case, the city school board at its las,
meeting directed the Alexandria free
kindergarten, which had a room in the
Lee school building, to obtain other quar-
tiers at the coming school term. The room
formerly occupied by the kindergarten
will at this session be used exclusively
for high school purposes.
According to the provisions Of the state
law. all pupils are required to be vac
cinated before entering the schools. The
required city tax bill, showing taxes to b.
paid, is also required by the clerk of the
board, under the law, before permit car
he iSSlled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-24
Playhouse Manners.
70 the Editor of The Star,


Will you kindly give space to this letter?
1t is to protest against and condemn the
crude lack of courtesy and common good
behavior displayed by theater-goine au-
diences today. For this following expe-
rience is only typical Of existing condi-
lions. refer In the first place to late
corners, and in the second to the blatant.
idiofic laughter that often sweeps over a
house when there Is no cause for II ex.
cept an ignorant lack of appreciation on
the part OF those who laugh On Satur-
day evening at one OF the playhouses II
was $50 before the last late-comer had
slammed down his chair In the mean
uhe people VINO had come on time and
We're entitled to see and hear the begin
ming of this play lost much Of 1t by the
constant passing of ushers and late-com-
ers and the slamming OF seats Later m
the stage an Indian woman character
with voice as limpid as the Indian lakes
knelt in the glow Of the hearth fire and
chanted an Indian death song, her BODY
swaslns 70 the fascinating, mystic
strains. From every direction came =
silly giggle. preventing those who wished
from catching all of the melody and spoil.
ing the charm OF the lovely scene sill
later, IN the dark, tragedy was being
enacted and several shots rang out before
the lights went up, showing a man
wounded to death. At each shot a wave
of laughter ran over the house! As the
man lay in his death struggle, II needed
only the excuse OF few heartless words
spoken by witness Of the death scene Ia
bring the house down with Laughter,
Now why should people who wish to zee
play as grown-up. well hammered neo-
ple have the value OF it marred bv the
selfish late-coming and the ignorant cru
dity Cor uncomfortable hysteria. perhans,
OF others. And the actors-must thew
submit to having their finest emotiona,
scenes spoiled by it? Cannot people be
otnersE J. B. KETCHAM.
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HAD TO MAKE CHANGE.
And Colored Woman Supplied the
Necessary $3.50.

Susie Jackson. colored, a resident of
Deanwood. yesterday afternoon was
persuaded to believe she was going to
receive a present of one-third of 500.
So happy was she over the thought of her
prospective wealth that she readily gave
up $3.50 to one or two colored men she
met near sth and streets. One of the
men picked up a purse about the time
the colored woman from the country
reached them.
Here's a one-hundred- dollar bill in 1t, :"
he shouted. as he opened it.
They said they would share the 500
with the colored woman and suggested
that she give them what money she had
with her In order that they might make
the proper division.
The $50 was not sufficient to permit
of the dividing of the money. the men
said. and they told her to wait and they
would go to a nearby store and get the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bill changed She
waited They did not return. Net loss to
Susie, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-24
MITCHELL IN STRIKE ZONE.
Addresses Copper Miners of Michigan
Before Coming to Capital.

CALUMET, Mich, August 23.-John
Mitchell, second vice president of the
American Federation of Labor. arrived
here this morning to address the strik-
ing copper miners. This afternoon he
will talk to the strikers Of the south end
Of the district at HOughton.
Asked whether the American fedora.
ton would extend financial support 10
the strikers. Mr.. Mitchell said:
You may state that the federation 10
in full and complete sympathy with the
copper miners for better conditions"
Mr.. Mitchell will so from here to
Washington. Asked whether he would
urge a SENSATIONAL inquiry into condi-
tons in this district he said that would
depend on what he learned today.
J. III. Walker. president OF the United
Mine Workers OF Illinois, who accom-
panied Mr.. Mitchell. declared the copper
miners strike was the biggest effort the
Western Federation Of Miners had ever
made.
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RUSSIA ENTERS SHIPPING WAR.
Grants Concession to New Line, Sub
sidiary to North German Lloyd.

BERLIN. August 23.-Developments are
coming fast in the shipping war recently
declared by the neutrality-suspicious. and
the North German Lloyd steamship COM
panies.
The Russian government today granted
a concession for new steamship line to
ply between Libau and Bremen. 1t is re-
ported that the new service will be sub
sidiary to the North German Lloyd line
and will divert Russian ernigrants toward
Bremen With the present railroad route
a large proportion of these emigrants go
to Hamburg.
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LIP CUT, TEETH OUT.
Friends "Slap" With Bottle Sends
Percy Hicks to HOSPITAL.

Walking with leisurely tread, Percy
Kicks, colored, of 952 Florida avenue
northwest seventeen years old. employed
in the kitchen of the Raleigh Hotel.
walked into Emergency Hospital last
night with his upper lip completely cut
through from the sbase of his nose down.
Dr. J. r. Mareno sewed up the cleft.
and when Percy was able to articulate
he declared that co-worker at the hotel
named James Stark slapped him in
the face with a full bottle of chill
sauce. The police will not arrest Stark
unless Kicks procures a warrant The
blow in the face also cost Kicks one
of his front teeth, and loosened all the
rest of them.
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PINT Of GIN CAUSES
ASSAULT WITH BRICK
George Dyer in Hospital With
Fractured Skull, BerkIey
Hatchet in Cell.

dispute over a few drinks of gin from
pint bottle near 7th and l. streets last
night resulted in a fractured skull for
George Dyer of 617 l. street northwest,
and Incarceration on a charge of serious
assault for Berkeley Ratchet of Goat
alley, who is now held in the second
precinct station house pending the result
of the injuries to Dyer. Both men are
colored.
Physicians at Emergency Hospital hold
out small hope for the recovery Of the
injured man, but say if he can live
through today the greatest danger will
be past. The fracture, which was in the
front part of the skull a few inches
above the eye, was of such a nature that
pieces Of bone were pressing on the
brain for some time before it was pos
sible to remove them.
Surrenders to Police.
Ratchet walked to the station house and
gave himself UP a few minutes after
Dyer was taken to the hospital. Bail for
his release will not be fixed until Dyer's
recovery is absolutely assured.
Ratchet told the police that the cause
of the trouble was a pint of gin belong
ing to him. The bottle was lying on the
ground, he said, and Dyer, with another
colored man named Eddie Baker, asked
him for a drink.
When he refused. Hatchet said the men
| attacked him, one Of them with a knife.
He exhibited cut on his chin, evidently
inflicted with sharp Instrument to cor
| roborate this part of his version of the
encounter. The trouble occurred, he said.
near the wreck Of the Saul building, and
there were a number of bricks lying
around. He picked up one of these. he
told the police. and struck Dyer in the
head with 1t.
Conveyed to Hospital in Auto.
The injured man was taken to Emer-
gency Hospital in a passing automobile
and rushed to the operating room. DR..
Harry S. Lewis, superintendent of the
hospital, with DR.. Benjamin Newhouse,
the resident physician, worked on the
case for nearly an hour.
The police are now on the lookout for
Eddie Baker. He is wanted as a witness
to the assault on Dyer, and to answer a
charge of assaulting Hatchet.
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Cruiser Recalled From Venezuela

Satisfied that the political troubles in
venezuela have been effectually sun
pressed by President Gomez, the NAVY
Department has decided to recall thu
cruiser Des Moines from further service
warship recently sailed from Puerto
Cabello for the Coro country, the al
legged military base of the troublesome
Castro. On her return to La Guaira,
the seaport OF Caracas. capital Of Ven
the United States, stoppingsen route at
Curacao.