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OWNER LEAVING TOWN AND WILLING TO
lose $500 on property IL sold at once. g
story. attic and cellar frame dwelling: slate
ropf: containing 10 rooms; heated by iatrobes !:
utT.h nearly surrounding the entire house; lot
saxlJO- 2-story stable and chicken houses.
Price. Si15 Let Us arrange TO show you
this big bargain
4 c. HOUGHToN &.CO.. 635 ST.
rrActiye s-rsom bungalow on lot 6Ox125; plenty
If shade. House worth 50. 500. Our price for
quick sale. $3.50. This bungalow has all
modern cOnyeniences and is heated by hot
water.
A. C. HoUGHToN & co, ss5 st.
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Washington to Philadelphia,
Atlantic City and New York.
ERICSSON LINE sTRAMERs"
ATTRACTIVE WATER ROUTE FROM
BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Through the Chesapeake and Delaware canal
Psom waAingtcn By B. and o. Or W.. ;. aad
Philadelphia. Steamers sail daily except Sunday
pm: Fsst dax boat. daily and Sundays 3
;nsson e .Sa g. sna w. g. g. and ssT n Il.
Ticket o6aces; also J. sPLIEDT. Ticket Aee1t,
1885 = Ut. NV. for New York. Atlantic Uty.
Cape May, Asbury Park. Ocean Grove, Long
Br6neA, Albany. Troy and points NORTH. Meals.
0oc. Write 20. guide:
CLARENCE 6HRIvER, g. r. A..
Lint and Pratt sta. Baltimore Nd.
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Potomac River Landing

Potomac River Landings
AND BALTIMORE.
Steamers leAve 7th st. wharf 6oe Baltinsso a.
river points Hspd,ay; wsdnssday asd s.tud.y: 2
baltimore. pier 3. ught &C., MondaY. Wsdnssdal
and Sturdy. n pm. .s1sts Wa.asastes :soo.a
service Arst -clasa- Freight received until 3:As
pm. on 81, ssi!in6 dsZs:; purr.ox -.
Maryland. Delaware and vlrEinia Hwy. o.,
EeIcpAons Main 10. 5th st. Wha8
Clark's Orient Cruise 1 rFh AM 81
Moss 3. & AGENCY. Sl7 11th 4. Nv. WsaS.;
FRANK O. OARK. Times BLDG. New Yesk.
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FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FURNISHED AND UNPUBLISHED
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
s743 Jocelyn st., Chevy Chase. d. c.,
rooms and bath, $3.50
Is West Kirk ST., Chevy Chase. Nd, 10
rooms and bath, unfinished. $50.
1892 Legation ST., Chevy Chase. d. c.,
rooms and . baths; INV. h.; unfurnish-
ed; SO.
3425 Newark st., Cleveland Psrk, d. c..
9 rooms and baths; UNFINISHED. SEQ;
furnished. SIS.
IS Grafton ST.. Chevy Chase. Nd, 9
rooms and baths; SIS.
2s21 Ordway st.. Cleveland Park. d. c..
rooms and baths; unfinished. $75.
Corny Delaware and Taylor sts.. Chevy
$50. ~
z. Melrose st., Chevy Chase, Nd, 10
rooms and bath: furnished; SIS.
81 West Irving St, Chevy Chase, Md,
Q rooms and baths: furnished; 800
1908 Jenifef st., Chevy Chase, d. O., 8
rooms and bath; h.-w. h.: furnished; 500.
ssIs Joeeiyn st., Chevy Chase; D. G.. .
1s West Kirk st.. Chevy Chase, Nd. Il
rooms and baths: h.-w. h.; furnished;
800.
3120 Northampton ST., Chevy Chase, ID.
O., IL rooms and 2 baths: furnished item
ants account; 500.
9 Grafton St, Chevy Chase. Ma,
rooms and baths: furnished; $125.
1926 Lowell ST, Cleveland Park, d. @,
10 rooms and baths: furnished; $125.
Cor. Conn. ave-. and Oliver St, Chevy
Chase, d. c., rooms and bath: furnished;
$125.
8154 Highland ave, Cleveland Park. d.
c.; furnished; $l25.
344S oath pl., Cleveland Park, d. O., IA
rooms and 2 baths; furnished, $50; IN
furnished, $780,
Irving st.. Chevy Chase, Nd, II rooms
and baths: unfurniBhed: SIS.
For further particulars apply to
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. INC,
TOO rxSh cH IN
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-01
: 6antamnIlan ulosldbetps poi'

= GantamnIlan uIosldbetps poi'
oaaa pitdd aIfaneena Sronmoobis
ia, jiud Nemport fainannoua on
ouut bDprpIapio fdpnnisid Diime
miifoaa ia eninoia on 10 alta tule
masta aIetettu rautatiemaunuibin.
SGnG muonna tulee uloSldbetps
Sronipoobista olemaan tuntumaslo
mSdrdsid Iuurempi entistd. Sim.
Nenport faimannoua tulee lie ole'
maan noin X iuurempi fuin fosfaan
ennen.
ISiime iuiifpIla iImoitettiin s.
ronmpobin faupunsin ftriuriue Jpn
tpmdtopaufia: DtIi poifa ia Fab
betIan tpttDd. Soufosia Ell pbtddr
Iuomalaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-01
&mtim.

@osebic ia Sron fauntien pleiieen
ebustaiafofoufieen, iofa pioetddn
SronmoobisIa, Wti6., tonfof. IL p.
1913 DaIo raittiusIeuran buoneus'
toaa ia iuoiisia, iosia tuaaan fes'
fusteIemaan ia pddttdmadn ieuraa'
tpa obielma:
1. 2ofcuS apataan.
2. Gbustaiain merfitIeminen Ia
fpaItafiriain tarfaStaS.
3. MddrdtGdn tarmittamat nalio'
funnat.
+ 4. ReSfuSteuaan: onto raittiuStp1
10 Iiian tpanbaa, foSfa oianotto
raittiuSipDbDn on laimeutumasIa Ia.
5. Wdliaifa.
6. 2esfusteaaan fesfen iddueet
toimet, ionta obeaa mpDs pddtetddu
feIdiublaa fosfeipat afiat ia 8aitti'
uslebtiaIia.
z. 1ubet toimet.
8. SotunnoiIia raittiusfpipmptIid.
9. pddtetddn misid pibetddn fpuo'
fifofous.
10. 2ofous Iopetetaan.
Raittius feurat, ottafaa buomiocn
feldiubIa y. m. ofiat ia endstdfGd
ebuStoianne.
clifton iobtofunnan ~puoIesta:
glils 9eppo, %firiuri.
Wafefielb, Wii6., A. %. 10.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-01
&mmImtms.

WtaSS Gitpu Suom. Gp, Gutb.
0oniouisisuratunnan fofous pibe.
iddn toutofuun 8 p:nd 1913 Flo 8
italia.
3ofous pibetddn tirfosio ia fes
fuSteuaon firfon mooIoomiiesth y.
m. ieurofunnan aiioiSta.
Sultoo faifti fofuutieenl
Gfmies ia %firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-01

2irfonmenoia la bartoms ieuroia
pioetddn iddnnDuiIesti Ieuraamasti:
lind 5unnuntaina Rebrib9esid rat.
tiuStaloua felo 2 ip.
2:na %ii,nnuntaira Winonasia feno
puoli 4 tpoItion fouluua.
3:na Iuununtaina Cost 8rancbiuo
feuo 10 ap. maltion f~oulula.
3:na I%unnuntaina Wass Gitpsid
Flo 3 ip.
And iu%nnuntaina @reenisid Flo 10
ap.
And iunnuntaina Dictoriasia Flo
8 ip.
5:nd iunnuntaina nm. bartaus Ieu
roista iImoitan eritDiIesti.
s. &onfiIa
WtaSs, Mtd.
Dor 211
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Olkaa riippu-
national!

Hankkikaa itsellenne maatila!
Erityinen tarious maalle aikoville.
100 eekerin suuruinen maatila en-
nenkuulumattomalla huokealla him
MALTA myytavana Saxon, Wisconsi-
.nissa, joka on noin IL MALTA Iron.
woodista ia kolme vartti MALTA Sa-
xonista. Kannotonta kliirinkia 60
eekkeria, suuri uusi navetta, kama
huoneet, asuinrakennus ia kaikin
puolin taydessa asuinkunnossa, sic
VII puro iuoksee kartanon sivu. Hin
noista ynna ehdoista voitte kaantya
luokseni JOS haluatte lahempia tie
toja.
Minulla on myos viella ialella
joitakin f0rttia metsa seka metsa-
t0nta maata Van Buskirkissa, jot-
ka tulen myomaan erityisen hal.
valla.
Casper Harper,
Puhelin no. 357. tai 653 Mcleod ave.
Ironwood, Mich.
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Slmpitms.

Norbenin 2aniou isIeurafunnan
%ipuoFfotous pibetddn Soufotuun
10 p:na 1913 Flo 2~f PIP. Norbenin
8anianistirtosia.
peter 3arinen, clinics.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-01

" 1Soto T. 1eurQn
buoneeua. Wtr. Moilanen on etend,
aiiauinen pubuia pitden t~uuIiianio
bpptn mufanaan. Gnliferran tiles
bdn efiintpmddn WaIo {. Ieuran buo.
neela periantain.iltana tt. IL p:n6.
Sultaapa fiaoin fuuremmaua ioufoI.
Ia tuulemaan!
= msefIG on ia meiltd faapi mics
ndeae, fpaimpmdeIIe ia Iapile.
H. pauI.
= &uomatfaa taifffI auten tot.
Iesia paifasia tdsid numerosia oles
pasta ilmoitufiesta ndette, on gin.
berfon & Silbersin itoorisia tefeiad
iotain erifoiSta. Woimme 10 etufd.
teen mdbdn iImoittaa, ettd HELD I'd.
mdn fuun 5 pm tienoiua tulee alta.
maan oifein idttildis' mppnti. Sinnat
Ell laiufaan tule mddrddiifIi paan
! pddaIiana pibetddn eta iofainen tu'
lee Iaamaan taparoa pmolin ilmai'
ieff. So tafparaa Fieli ftoortsIa on,
fen i%ofainen tietdd fanomattafin.
Sdmmdstptte toTiaanfin lufiesIanne
emf numerosIa olemaa ilmoitusta.
= @aalariu tbBtd pastaan ottaa
fanIalaiiemme Subo 2abti, ioIa on
Is muoben fofemus Guropan bie'
noimmtsia faupunseisia. SpD on
taatusti emf luofan tpDtd.
Sioite: STR. Subo &abti.
1913 8au9bn It. Sronmoob, Wicb
- Tarmi msbtdpana. 81 eeffe.
rid faiittdnd farmi, iosia 5 eefferid
on pubbistettua, mpptdmdnd bal.
mauo. Wlaa fiaitiee Wbite RiperiI.
lie, noinN 6 mailia Msblanbista, by.
ndn fulfutien marrela. Gbboista ia
binnoista iaa ldbemmin iopia omis-
taian fansia.
(SD gler 2pstiId
12O 80. Gurrp It.
Sronmoob, WtiG.
- 8ttautaa fabtpta b1pien fotite'
toiSten Ieinosten fansia on iaata-
mana iofa betfi pdipdstd Dictor
Sobnionin mafeisfaupasia Iurord
fabuua.
- 0aniaI. peter EiffaIeu aiia oil
idueen eiiud miime tpiifon perian.
tainaia tuli iutusta MT tdud fertaa
loppu iiten, ettd mr. Sitfanen iopi
pbtiDn faneia. &uten muisteitanee
Iouffaantui Siffanen tdfdI. Muro
ran faitpannosia no. 1907 hpnin
pabasti ia nosti oifeusiutun pbtiDtd
ipastaan. Sutun fdIittelD On festd'
MT ndibin asst ia tpptpi Siffanen
npt pbtiDn tarioomaan $1,000 for'
maufieen, iosta puolet fuitenfin lie.
nee mennpt IafimiebelIe. 2afimiebe.
nddn tdpttt mr. Stffanen lafimies
Sreb Main'ia Gbicasosta.
- GianpprSaita iaatamana Sobn
s.. 9eIin formiua YobioispuoIeua.
SiIauf1et npttte iGttGG Itooriin.
Nr. e. Ninne, iofa ioitofin
muoii tddud borioitti feuoiepdnIii.
fettd ia Ienidlfeen matfusti Suo'
meen, on fuulemamme mufaan ai'
Tesla idIIeen palata tafaiTin @me'
rifnan.
- Raiftt iotfa baIuatte iaaba
buoneenne npfpaifaiieen maliin Min
fdpfdd Maalari Watin pubeila.
Sdn ndpttdd manit y. m. Sapetteia
5 centistd 800 bonariin ruIa'
Ill 81. Gmrrp SeIef. 33SsS.
- Naittimspnbeen pitdd emf per'
iantai.iItana $. MaiIanen toufof.
2 p. Flo 8 3aIeman Mieffa raitti.
~usIeuran baaliua WontreaIisia.
mis-. So WofefieIbisid Ia~uantatiIta.
no tonfof. 3 p:nd Goipp T. ieuran
baaIiqa.
- 9oufofuun 4 pdimdff mdtfuss
taa 8. Wpilanen Sancoditn Smo'
maIaiIen HaittiusIebtioi afephtibn
iobto fupnan fofoufieen ia fieltd pa'
Iattuaan pubuu bdn toufof. 5 p:dn
iItand Flo 8 Gurrpn fufeeiua Sid
mdn WaIo r. ieuran baaIiua. So 6
p:dn iItana Sron 9elttsid Walon
2ipind T. ieuron baaliua Flo 8.
: 0lngmst @infalam iuomoIainen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-01

: sfoipasti tpnbnSia ndpttdd Gr'
min tomnin uufi pirfafunta oleman
fosfapa MT 10 omat warmoisia oi'
teiSfa rafentamaan uutta rautaFltaa
manbuStirfiIdisten fansia len ioen
Mi, iofa eroittaa Dti6isanin isis
c~onfinista. !
= s. 8. Sacfiom Sron 9eItistd
oil Sronpoobisia tpiime tiiStaina.
SadIon &c Wiita ottaipat paraifaa
aptpiota tulipalosta pelastuneesta
omaiiuubeSta ia altapat it'd ndind
pdiwind mppmddn Soc Inberiontn
talosia poStiofiiIin mieresid. Siitd
tulee norman ebuqincn tiIaiiuns
oStaiiue Iaaba taparaa balnaua.
= Rafft smprta Iebmdd mpptd'
p6nS balnaua !
Sobn 2ebotsfi.
239 70. Mper It.
= Matt, Ylnoretu ia SDbn gnu
aiston, iidn ia faffi poifaa, mani
siti 6. &arion miime Iauantaina
Wafefielbisid ippstd, ettd miebet
pppbpstindt maiamia Imam lupa'
firiaa. Wiebet iaatettiin o%iteuteen
mastaamaan teostaan ia tuomittiin
~iaffoa Sobniue $500, Matile
$3.50 ia Mntiue $1,000.
- Spbn 8ilppfen rafentama uuff
aiuinratennus pobioisfontriIIa on io
malmistunut iiiben mddrddn, ettd
buoneitten fiiustpD oletaan ndind
pdipind.
= Mbbtatu1nG Fenced tpDbeno'
men, bpndsid funnosia ia terne.
apipfdd ldbemmin
Sbas Song,
@iIe, Isis.
War. SamneS Ilifnla on Wr.
| 81. &drfeldn fautta ostanut maata
SinfIepstd, Wis.
- SiebD, noin 1'puotias, otettu
taIteen Seiffi NiemeIdn Iarmiae Gte'
ldfontriua. Smistaia iaa fdpbd ba'
femasia omania. (SO)
9lifptuat npstaa @oeebictidr.
men mettd nelid ialfaa! 2upari.
~iaaren idbfDmpimain febittdiiad on
aifomus laittaa oifein iuuret idbfDn
febittdid laitofiet Ontonaeo'ioen pm.
toufIeue, ldbempdnd &upariiaaria
ia iiffi oliIf Sosebic idrpele %Iaata'
ma patoonnuttoa netti fuinan aian
moraue ia find tapautieSia Diff teb:
taspd patio eli tummi, iofo noSiaIfT
nettd neIid i%alfoa. Ympdri idrfpea
on ptTitDiiud bunila'alueita, iotfa
narmoon enimmdltd oialta idiIimdt
meben ale. SifIi opat be panneet
paStaan mofomaa mebenpaiIumis
to. nIeauo tdmdn alueen aiuffaaIa
on mpDSfin bumila'alueita maini'
tuIa Ieuouua, III. m. moneIa iuoma'
laiieuafin. Somman iobtaiat aifoi'
tpot pelata FIND fotolaiua iuffeIaa
pelid l~aobafieen toimiIeen lain iuo'
iaa, paan Iamaua onat onniStuneet
aifa buonpsti. Sos mefi n%ostetaan
tdptpp beibdn enfin ostaa butpila'
alueet omafieen, iofa Ell tapabtune
tdsia tapaufiesia baImaua.
- WRr. anstaa Ouille on Erie I'd.
man Iebben firiopainos5a.
= aaniaI. Gbmarb apSfelan iut.
tn Nemport Winins SO. pastaan
oil f%dIiteItdmdnd Desiemerin oifeu.
bes1a, mutta tlomari Cooper Ell
pddstanpt it'd lautafunnaIe, ioten
inttu aiiattomona Ioppui.
= 8noIlnt. BesfemerisTd fuoIi
tpiime periantaina Gabriel 0ipistS,
toiminut fapaffatarioiliiana Sdm
Sammin ~fapofosia. 6dn on oIut
mp1sfin aifoinaan fapofan omiS.
%taiona. Wiimeiiet fpmmenen nuot
to on bdn oamt fofonaan fapafta
alaIa. Sppnd fuolemaon beifontu'
nut ruumis, IiiaIlinen mdfiiuomain
nouttiminen ia feubfofuume. SidL
tddn noin al nuotta. Suremaou
idi naimo ia pfi poifa Suomesio,
fotipitdidsid 2apuoua. Dtfi potfa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-01

SumalanpaIneIutFia io~ufofuuuo:
q p. Brantpoob, Iris. Flo 10 op.
IL p:nd @IiiTorb, Wis. Flo 10 op.
1S p:nd Sopeoioeno, Dis. teIIo
puoIi IL up.
s. nrpiIoinen
Brantpoob, Wis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-01

RupariIaareIta iaopui paif%tafunnol'
lemme miime iorStoina ia oifoo
piippd taaad tdmdn milton lop>
pun. Wiss SoIomonion ebnstaa
&. 6. WcgrabD Gomppaniaa Sbi'
cooosta, ionfa mottustowano oii'
io%itTiana bdn fuItee Dlibi9onin
noltiosIa.
Evening star., 1913-04-23

by 395, $685. or a total of 191 ,732 votes.
The smallest number of the electorate.
Dos. $685. cast three votes each, or 926. .O49.
Thus the votes of the two classes enjoy
ing supplements numbering 7O4.549, to-
tailed 1.717,7S1, as against the 993.O7O
votes of the one-vote citizens, though the
latter were in a majority of 2ss.521 as
regards actual numbers The supple
mentary votes are cast almost exclusive
ly in the conservative interests. and thus
it has been impossible in Belgium for the
working classes to obtain any material
representation I'm parliament. The strike
was for the purpose of eaualizing the fac
tors, leading to the institution of long
needed reforms.
The success of this Belgian strike is
likely to be followed by other endeayors
on the part of workingmen elsewhere.
seeking to pit their industrial power
against the political power of the wealth
ier and better" educated classes. But it
may be questioned whether a strike for
such a purpose could possibly win unless
it was conducted along the lines of the
Belgian protest. with mere folding OF
the arms uncoupled with violence. The
militant English suffragists might proht-
ably take leaf out of the Belgian book
of industrial politics and adopt the quiet
strike methods. If every woman in Eng
land were to stop her own work for a
week the country would be brought to a
serious predicament. Unfortunately Tor
the militant cause only a small percent
age of the English women are enlisted IN
ii and call for strike similar to the
Belgian suspension of work would prop
ably meet with small response.
Evening star., 1913-04-23
The Fairy Godmother.

Sometimes the modern fairy story works
out to happy ending with no doubt of
the truth Usually there is just an ele-
ment of question about the tales of rich
benefactions in reward of acts of kind
ness. but the case of Mrs. Kamb, the
10000 which came from the woman whom
she befriended and neighbored and COM
forted. can be seen and felt as tangible
proof that here at least is an instance of
rich reaping from seeds Of kindness
sown without thought of profit. The
Kamb case should have a good effect in
stimulating thoughtfulness and charity
and gentleness of spirit toward the SEEM
ingly poor and afflicted. But there is no
virtue in conduct that is inspired solely
by the hope of possible recompense. Any
lonely. forlorn woman should be helped
and solaced out of sheer goodness OF
heart. not in the hope Of discovering
later that she is a fairy godmother in
tent upon showering her bounty upon the
good Samaritans. Mrs. Kamb's course
was dictated by unselffsh, uncalculating
kindness, and it is good to know that a
comparative fortune has come to her in
consequence.
Evening star., 1913-04-23
The Titanic Claims.

1t will be monstrouS miscarriage OF
justice if owing to the complications in
the matter of the Titanic claims for dam
ages those who have followed court in
structions in the preliminary proceedings
pending the determination of the matter
of Jurisdiction are now barred from ac-
tion On Monday decision was rendered
by the federal judge in New York dis
missing the petition of the owning COM
pany to limit the liability under the
American law. ruling that the British
limitations should apply. Some months
ago the federal courts decided that suffi-
cient action to preserve all rights had
consisted in filing a death claim with a
United States commissioner. Under this
ruling 3S1 persons filed sLch claims. and
it is now possible that owing to the latest
ruling all claims not filed as suits before
the United States courts are invalidated
Under the British law a claimant for
damages because of death must file a suit
within twelve months from the date OF
the death. Undoubtedly every person with
such a claim would long since have per-
fected rights by filing suits but for the
fact that one Of the federal judges OF
New York fined heavily in contempt a
Evening star., 1913-04-23
The Belgian Strike.

The Belgian government Yields suffi-
ciently to the suffrage strikers in that
country 10 mark the close of that protest
as victory for the people. 1t had be-
come obvious that the industrial features
OF the situation had reached the point of
acute danger to the public safety. A few
: days longer and it would probably have
been impossible to hold the strikers in
line in good order. Up to the time the
81 government Welded the strike had been
- maintained with almost unbroken dtsci-
q fptne the strikers themselves doing even
better work than the police and soldiery
..-in preserving the peace. -
- Later figures than those available in
the course of the comment upon this mat
v1 ter editorially Monday bring the Unequal
tiles OF the supplementary voting sys.
tenn in Belgium more practically to view
At the last election for the chamber OF
deputies 993.O7o people cast one vote each
These represented the working classes
without property and without educational
advantages Two votes each were cast
Evening star., 1913-04-23
A Re-Established Favorite.

l was lookin' fur some music of the high,
artistic kind.
A robin in the apple tree was what made
up my mind.
/ said IF such a little chap, no bigger
than my hand,
get from a big band?'
So / got myself a fiddle, an / got myself
a drum
A clarinet an horns-they cost a pretty
tidy sum.
l reused the boys an girls to gather al
the break of day.
To practice up the tunes that was hopn
they would play.
At first it was dismal row. AS time
went rollin' round.
Each sort O. got the hang Of how to make
the proper sound.
The neighbors liked to come an listen tt
the serenade.
An when we gave a concert, some folks
actually paid.
But as fur me. jes' packed up an wen
some miles away.
An heard with joy the sweetness of ;
pure, unstudied lay:
An l said, I'm pleased to meet you
Mister Robin-in-the-tree
Jes' take another encore. cause you RI
good enough fur me!'
Evening star., 1913-04-23
The Tuberculosis Treatment.

If is reported that DIR. F'riedmann oHefS
to submit his turtle serum for the cure
of tuberculosis to test which is designed
to meet the criticism that the initial i'm
movement shown in cases where treat
meut has been administered is due to the
PSYCHOLOGICAL effect upon the patients and
not TO auv physiological influence of the
remedy itself To meet this assertion
Dr. Friedman proposes to select nVe
of ten patients to be treated with the
serum itself and the other five with pam
water. and he declares his entire con-
fidence that at the end OF given perlod
the actually treated patients will De I'M
proved. while the others will show no
gain whatever.
This will be an interesting but rather
cruel mode of testing the psychological
effect of the treatment. That the mere
fact of being treated by supposedly
efficacious remedy has stimulating ef-
feet upon the spirits and indeed the
health itself of patients is not denied by
physicians This particular disease is
marked by the optimism of those who
suffer from it and that optimism is un-
doubtedly a large factor in prolong1ng
life But the mere water treatment even
if continued could hardly be expected
to yield any permanent results in the
healing of LESSONS of the lung tissue. II
morbidity of temperament were fea-
ture of the disease and the thought of
treatment would bring about change
in spirit these innocuous doses might per-
haps be continued helpfully.
1t would be decidedly unfair to those
chosen for the negative demonstrations
thus to discriminate between patients Sc
lected for tests. Far more important
would it be to continue the administra-
tion of the serum to those who have al
ready been subjected to this treatment.
If they are healed let the credit go to
the newly discovered serum, even though
it may have worked in part through
suggestion and the stimulation Of hope.
1t will matter but little to the world il
tuberculosis is conquered whether a part
of the conquest is due to psychological
influences. The main thing to be
accomplished is the discovery of a means
of treating this disease that will lessen
it's percentage of death and increase the
chances of those afflicted by it to regain
their health.
Evening star., 1913-04-23
The Tariff in the Senate.

The tariff bill may pass the Senate in
the form desired by the President but it
will not be jammed through There is no
iamming process in the Senate. Full and
free debate cannot be denied All the
fights of the minority are carefully
guarded and i'm the cases of insistent
members resolutely exercised.
II was the late Mr.. Quay who showed a
senator's power under the rules when
seeking recognition for the interests of
his constituents. A measure revising the
tariff was under consideration and GER
tain amendments that had been proposed
- by the Pennsylvania senator seemed
blocked. Whereupon Mr.. Quay demon
strated that two could play at the game
and spread on his desk. SO that senator's
might see. the manuscript of a speech
that might reach to the crack of DOOM
For several days he read installments in
low voice and with eXaSperating delib
i"eration. Then his opponents capitulated
=. and the rest on Mr.. Quay's part, was
- silence
80 For this reason il does not signify much
that the Senate finance committee has re-
fused hearings To manufacturers on the
subject of the rates fixed in the House
sbl. Their views and complaints can be
presented in the debate through the sena-
tors in sympathy with them
:. And not only presented. but debated
NO previous question contracts sena-
tors powers. When he takes the floor he
may speak his mind at length. if it
happens 10 be long the subject under
rsdiscussion. The matter rests very much
: with his throat and general physical en-
durance. While his voice holds out to
spin. he can hold the Senate in.
We shall probably see no consumption
of time for mere dilatory purposes. That
would forward no good end. The Senate
is democratic. and the responsibility for
legislation is with that party Moreover,
business should not be kept waiting un-
duly. 1t is anxious today. and will con-
-tinue so until the terms of the new revi-
sion are fixed. When it is advised of the
new requirements, it will be able. to con-
,sider what is necessary to adjust itself
10 them.
At the same time the senator's, demo-
Gratis as we'll as republicans, in opposi
ton to the administrations program,
:. should improve the occasion to present
their side of the question The Under
wood bill contains some important new
tariff features Indirect taxes are set
aside for direct taxes. A tariff for rev.
enue. such sugar and wool. and
Welding many millions. gives place to an
income tax. Incidental protection to two
american industries goes by the board.
and the deficiency in revenue is made up
by assessments on incomes starting with
figure which warrants large collections.
That feature alone of the new bill should
develop what Mr.. Greeley was wont to
.eel mighty interesting reading.