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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-02
MASS MEETING
WARNS CALF.
DENOUNCE BILL
YOUNGER MEN OF JAPAN BIT
TER AGAINST NEW WEBB
ALIEN BILL - WAR MAY
FOLLOW IT'S PASSAGE THEY
SAY.

TOXIC, May "A flat WARM
ing to California that war may
follow the passage of any land
law discriminating against Jap
anese was sounded today at a
mass meeting of thousands of
young men. A bitter denuncia-
ton of the Webb bill was voiced
at the close of the meeting.
Young men served notice that
unless California modifies her at
titude toward the Japanese the
growing irritation of the Nip
ponese may get beyond restraint.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, May q
Weary from long night sessions
the members of the senate today
are prepared to act upon the
Webb substitute for the Birdsall
measure, which prevents owner
ship of land by japanese or Chi
nese in this state. Bryan arriv-
ed at the capitol early and re-
mained in a private office until
the senate convened. The SEN
ate gallery was packed. The bill
was reached at Ill
A long executive conference
between Bryan, Governor John
son, Attorney General Webb, Sem
ator Boynton, the administration
leader, about which the greatest
secrecy was maintained, preceded
action in the senate. Although
progressive leaders declared the
bill would be passed there was
feeling that more important de-
velopments than have yet appear
ed were impending.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-02
PLANNED TO
BURN UP YARDS

LONDON, May 2. = Scotland
Yard detectives arrested Edward
Clayton today on charges of con-
spiraey in connection with an al
legged suffragette plot to burn the
lumber yards of London. The
arrest is based on letter written
to Clayton by Annie Kenney, mill
tant suffragette, listing lumber
yards and describing the most ef-
fective method of setting fire to
them with chemicals. Clayton
refused to comment on the
charges. Clayton, Miss Kenne
and others arrested in the raid
were arraigned in the Bow street
court today. Applications for
separate trials were denied.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-02
BOSS RULE
OVER SAYS
WILSON

JERSEY CITY, May 2.-"Boss
rule in America has ended" this
declaration coming direct from
President Wilson and voiced as
warning to machine leaders in
this state who are fighting his
plans for jury reform, struck
responsive chord throughout the
state. Scores of kilograms and
congratulations on the toEe of his
speeches in Nowarx and Eliza
beth City were received by the
president. Wilson expects to
speak here tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-02

vived after thirty days by
means of liquid air. Frogs,
rats and snails and even fish
have been placed In jars,
frozen i'm liquid air, and
''thawed ont" after a period
of weeks, apparently as well
as ever. In some cases of
animals intestines have been
removed before the freezing
process, yet they revived de-
spite this handicap.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-02
Mayor Seymour is a hard loser.

His scheme taking municipal
ON the defats from the city commission submitting
committee of 'busness men" which
lively humorous.
The mayor makes 1t more ridiculous by insisting that
committee shall be who actually lombard
him and the whole city commission
city tie with StoneWester for the operation of this line.
In other words the ridiculous PROPOSE
on of submitting the question packed jury of who
have already decided what
to the municipal ownership program best.
This situation is serious.
1t only makes the look foolish
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-02
CALIFORNIA
LOSES OUT

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 2.
All amendments offered by Cali
fornia congressman to Offset the
proposed sweeping reductions on
the citrus fruit schedule was over
whelmingly defeated by the house
today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-02

With a six-page discussion OF
the tideflat street railway from
Engineer Henry l.. Gray, Mayor
Seymour returned to the attack
this morning. Gray figured that
1000 would ride on the tideflat
line a day. He said operation
would cost $50 day. He saw no
chance for profit for few years.
He recommended that the city
build and operate the line anc
make transfer proposition to
the t. r. & p. company 80 fol-
lows:
"Sell communication s0Oks
with 20 tickets for 81, good
on any line, for transfers.
''When the city line issues
the transfer the company to
get 3 cents, when the COM
pany issues the transfer, the
company to get 4 cents.
IF Communication books
are not used the passenger
to pay 4 cent for transfer.
Fare without transfer, 8
cents"
Judge M. M. Goldman OF the
public service commission was
also in conference with the city
commission. Gray's report was
read to him. He quoted the pub
lie service law to the commission
and said 1t had power to enforce
service. He would not say how
far this power extended. He sug-
gested the city adjust things with
the company.
Mills reiterated his plan. He
wanted to demand that the COM
pany build and operate ths line
under a contract for five years.
they to get off then.
II know they won't do 1t, they
Will decline and then We will go
ahead with municipal ownership"
said Mills.
The city commission is meeting
this afternoon to frame a PROPOSE
tion to the company. Even the
mayor declares he will not grant
them any franchise across the
bridge and all but the mayor con-.
cede that no offer will be made
the company will accept. But
Manager Bean will be met at 8
O'CLOCK and he will be asked to
accept or decline. 1t is conceded
he will decline.
Then everybody for municipal
ownership.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-02
CHAUFFEUR FINED
DRIVING PRES.
DAUGHTER

William Greenwood, taxicab
chauffeur, paid IS fine in New
York Thursday for whisklng Miss
Margaret Wilson, daughter of the
president, up Broadway at "a
miles an hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-02
RUSSIA ADVISES
KING NICHOLAS
TO SURRENDER

LONDON, May Belief that
Russia secretly backed Montene-
gro in their defiant stand against
Austria was swept away with the
receipt of dispatch from Cettinje
which stated that Russia, in an
official note, advised King Mich
olas to surrender Scutari to the
powers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-02

ST. LOUIS, May 2. James
Scott Brown presided at today's
session of the peace congress.
Principal speakers were Profess
sor William Huh, SwartbGore
university; Paul Reinsch, Univer-
sity of Wisconsin, and Edward
Mead, director of the worlds
peace foundation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-02
Tunnel Wofkmen
Establish Record

Workmen on the new Northern
Pacific tunel at Point Defiance es-
tablished a record last moth.
They bored 6S7 feet during the
month of April, working from
both ends.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-02
Roediger Suffers
Sudden Relapse

Richard Roediger, S19 North
4th street, recently appointed
surveyor general of Washington,
has suffered relapse which may
prove serious.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-02
SUGGESTS GOOD
TRANSFER PLAN
WITH COMPANY

COMMISSIONERS HOLDING AN
OTHER SESSION WITH
MANAGER BEAN THIS ATT
ERNOON AT WHICH 1T IS
EXPECTED STONE WEB
STER PEOPLE WILL RE.
FUSE FINAL OFFER.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-02
But THE COURT ORDER GOES

To sustain his force stone
webster exchange transfers IL
stiles
stiles courts legislatures
is the ~ - w
But Of
Telephone and cha T.
We'll 1 think the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

| I'm DeinetWinen.
Sc


| itehutg. 0as Grbe meiitcs Snfels
perloret 81 BADEN, beoouere ih nldt,
oa if) niht 81 ben 2euten 5Gble, mel
d)el Grperb nlo Heihtbllm bes So
ieins bofites 3iel mo Gtoe SIT icirl
id)eint. gs lit iebr liebcnslpiirOig
bon Cir, Gid meinetmegerl 81 betrii-
ben, aber es lit polig iiberfliiiiig, i'd
lelbit tbiic es nie. III iiebit in mir
einen polfommen sufriebcnen Monn,
5ufrieoen nit Dem Selltc, nidt 81 nn-
lpru6spoQ fir oas Iorgen, llno ME
mails gcneigt, bas 8eitern Suriif5ll-
wiiniben. @ir meroen, mic i) boffc,
itets quite Treunoe bleibeu, 9ailra,
nlebr aber nie!"
Nls er geenoet, pcrbiilt 9al1ra ibr
antlis, uno welloet lid itilmm bon
lbm, lie lit bcifamt, geoemiitbigt,
perldmdbt.
v&omm bercin, 2ollra, cs miro
fiibl," iprid)t 9angporth mieocr.
Sap lid ourd) mid niht aufbnl.
ten" %fliiitert lie, lid weroe Cir iofort
folgcn."
Sanglportb perlGBt nit ireuhbli-
dent v8lite 9taft!" Die Gernnoa, ullO
begibt iid) iinneno altf iein 3ilnmer.
Gr lit lid flnr bepltBt, baB er nibt
anoers banocln fonnte, nber es
ld)mer5t i'm, Saura gefranft 5u
baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
T.. &opiteI.
Die SSgQe.

ST. 'etnem 3lmnner ai1aefommlen,
lest iih S%ongmortb ans offene Sen-
tier, uno inoem or b%inal1sblidt auf sic
nahtlide, bonn Monbe i6pa6 be-
leilf)tete 2anoiduft, uno Dem Sc
rGllih Der iih am llfer breferloell
@elen laliiht, iteigen giloer Der
Tergausenbeit, burd ieine llnterre.
Dung nit Suura gelpedt, enlpor Dor
leinem geiitisen gllge.
Cine iiiblife 2anoifaft in beiBer
Sonnenglntb 5eigt lid linn. gr
ifaltt oas groBe peiBe 8ebGuoe NIT
ieinen Hia5aen ullo Seranoen, ieinen
~un56bIiaen Sbiiren utb Senitern, in
Der Serne 9aumpoQfeloer nit &C..
ifGftigen Hegern: es lit elm rei6es
ifones Bib, Oieie prohtpollcn 9Gn-
oereien, Die zines cages inn geboren
ioaten.
gr mar eii1 perpaiiter, arnier
Surge acneien, als iif) elm reifer
finocrl Snfel, Der iein ganses &C.
ben lali. llllr nod 8olb geiagt, ur1b
aler Samilienbanoe iid entbalten
bate, leiner annabm. Or mar elm
biibi6er, talentpoqer, offenber5iger
anabe, eigeniinnig unb grobmiitbig,
lie nah oeit llmitGnben, nit einem
Ser5en, 10 meih unb empfinolit, mie
Dos zines Wuohens, un0 einem Gent
permanent, 10 ihnig lrnb gliibenb, mie
Der Iiiolide Simmel. Cine fromme
Mltter bate ibm 8ottesfurht tief IN
Die iitnge Seele gepflan5t, uno in Der
Sbat gelang es Der @elt ME, Die quite
Saat poaig su iiberpudern.
llnlengbar mar Der anabe benz
oreibisiabrigen Manne, Der iid) 81,
punoern ihien iiber bas alte SelbIt,
iebr-iebr unGbnlih. @bolpb Gang
lportb mar Sames 2ansmortb's Neffe
uno Grbe. Gr ianbte i'm auf elm
@pmnaiillm Der norbliden Staaten,
lieB i'm bier Sabre in Geuti6lanb
reiien, uno er5og i'm auberbem 10
unpraftii6 als moglid). Mbolpb
loate lid ME nit itaubigen Sauptbii-
hern aualen, ME in Wago5inen iif)
abmiiben, brauhte nidt einmal elmer
g~elebrten Sauibabn 81 folgen, nit
aa' Dem &eihtbum, ben er 5ll erpar.
ten bate, beourfte err feines erniten
Stiioiums. Gin Hrin5 oes Siioens
io1te er iein, cine Der ifoniten Sod).
ter oes 2anoes freien, unb ben ga.
men 2ongDortb in @lan5 uno gbre
Der gralien 3ufunft iiberliefern.
0as mar bes alten Wannes
@unif, nnb goolpb MIR 5u geneigt
i'm 5u erfiillen. 8elo feblte inn ME.
er gab eS aus nit polen SGnoen,
neil Der Snfel linn ME pprentbielt
mas er %beourfte. 9ennoh hattie oel
iunge Wann @brsei5 uno Gbrgeiiibl
or benllste ieinen Iufentbalt IL
Wiinfen nno Scioelberg inb abiol,
pirte nit giinitigem griolg. gu Der
peridieoenen niisliden aenntniiien
Die in Sectlons sSatalog ntd)t ailfge
fiibrt moren, 5dblten aber audi ieinl
groBe Gorliebe fir gier, Gallden
Yaufen uno blonbe 8retfen. I'm
zines bieier talben1ngigen SrGuleir
miQen itanb er auf Der Weniur, tia
Dem @egner aber wenig Sfaben, mi
febrte idlicBlib. 5uirieoen nit lid
nr,o ben Serb6ltniiien, naf amerift
Suriid, no err iid alsbalb in iein
Gouiine perliebte.
@s NOR bas critic ernitere 8eiiibl
bos i'm eriabte, ienes iiir @retdel
mar Die nniduloisite Sommeriopa
aepeien, aufgetalht mo perihwun
ben mie elm 2raum. 9ieies Mal abe
mar es etpas gan5 gnoeres, wie e
meinte. 2aura mar nit ied)sSe6l
Sabren in Der Gbut eirem 8retd)el
nidt unGbnlid. lie mar bod I'M
ldlanf aewa6ien, bas lanae blond
! Saar iiel in soloenen @elen bis 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

ben alten cieeniinnisen aberdeen
a6er nibt oa5u beitimmcn-"
so mirit Oh mir bod 2alro nift
ncDmeu iuoi!cn?"
Sci perniinftis, Moolpb; Dit bit
cmeiuno5wan5ig Sabre alt unb boit
feillcn @erif. Gum a%nufmann bit
Su niht er5ogen, bon Ieiner Uni
perlitatshilblng, iammt 8riediih,
Satciniib, Sran5oiiih unb Selltih.
fannlt TI nidt leben. Gin iunaer
Mann, Ser iih ieine Griiten5 crit
g%rilnocn :tliB, lit obne iolfcs Miiien
oft bciIer Onron, ipenn linn audi eli,
bisheu Sransoiiid lilb Ielltid) MIDI.
ifaOen fam. 0ie giinitigite Nlisiift
pGre alio einc Interchange @erlobuna.
uno gcgen oerlei gerbdltniiie bin idl
gail5 cntlhiebeu eingenommeil, INN 10
mebr, oils mir nrm iinD. ulb 9aliro
in Oiirftigen ScrbdltniIien leber
miibte. llebrigens mollen mir nid)ts
iibereiien. ionbern crit icbet, Oh III
ocn altcit Sntel nid)t bod erpeid)ct
fannIt."
glbplp6 eilt 5lt 2alira, INTO id)iittet
Dor ibr abcrmals ieine 2iebe, ieinen
Corn aus.
.@arlim fonmit 9u 81 mir2"
Ihludl5t lie. sd peritebe es ia BOD
nift,, Wama allein peritcbt iold)e
9inse, mas lie iaat. muB ib natiirIid
tbun. Sa. ib babe did licb unb
mill alf Gid marten, penll es DIANA
erlaubt, auf lid marten ooer Gid
morgen beiratben, mie iie es mir gut
finoet. s(ber, bite, rege mid, nid,t
nlt es moht mir &opipeb, .ih5mia
ia IIlen gQes 81 lieb tbllll, menll es
MIR Manla gefalt."
Hieoergeidlagen unb betriibt gebt
sloolpb beim. Ger Snfel iiebt es
uno lad)t. Sein Corn lit perraudt,
er beidliebt Die Ilte sur Ibreiie 81
heitimmen, Inn Den Sungen bon lei.
ner frnbenbaften 2eibenihaft ju bel.
len. Sreu hem 8runoiot, oas Giien
81 ihmieben, 10 lange es beiB lit,
fdbrt err in Die Stuot uno perlangt
cine llnterreOung NIT Mrs. 9ang-
north.
Gas @eiift lit rubis uno &C.
ihaftsmaBig.
Ser Surge lit mir Iieb," ingt Der
@reiS uno beitet Die erniten gugeil
ouf Maoame, .besbalb mliB Der lin.
Inn ein Gnoe nebmen. er lit mein
erbe, ib babe i'm mie einen Trin5en
er5ogen, penn ib i'm obcr it'd ielbit
iiberIaiie, fam er lid niht belfen.
9ies geidab abiihtlih. ih moQte i'm
bon mir abbdngis miiien. Seiratbet
er Sbre Sohter, 10 5icbe if meme
Suno bon inn, er iol ME eillen Dol
lar bon mir ieben. Sic fenien mid,
Wa0ame, ih 5Gble nif)t 81 Semen. Die
toben mo 5iirnen unb ihlieBlif bas
EGr6en iegneu. Sowie Ioolpb mir
mioerltrebt, nebmc ih Sillius 9erter,
meiner S6peiter Sobn, an ieinc
Steile, Sire Softer aber bat eiren
biibifen, e%legonten @atten, iinb Sic
einen gettler ais Sfwiegcriobt Sd
CLAUDE r.ift, Dab Sbnen oos entipre-
den miiroe. go lange Die @eihidte
nauert, miro 9loolpb ltorriif lnb III.
gliidlit iein. enoet lie, 10 lott lid
Illes bon ielbit niif. Sittge Mdnner
iterben genobnlih niht ans 2iebe.
@as perlangcn Sic MN, Mrs. Gang.
wortb. nm nit Sbrer 5odter iogleid)
ab5ureiien. uno ieoes @ieoerieben 81
p%erbinoern? Sd babe ME gegei5t
lperln cs aoolpb betraf, alio neinel
Sic SIREN Yreis!"
.9as lit cine 8eleioigung, Wr,
2anaportb; glauben Sic, meiner
So6ter Neigling fonne perfauft wer.
Den gleih 10 uno 10 pielen 8ullen
9aumpoQe?"
.SIt bas ciu Std auf mein @e.
id)Git, Wooame2 sd bobe iibrigens
nidts mebr nit 9anmmolle 81 tbiin
mas S,brcr Sohter Nciaunaen be.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
Bite, bite, belit nus bod!

Die Wiifipnare nnb arnten Neu.
befcbrten in Snbien bitten cute
Sreunbe bemiitbis UNI cine fromme
0abe sur llnteritiitnns Der fatbp.
iiiden Understanding. IS
iuirb bier fir lebenbe nnb abge'
ftorbene WObltbdter tdglih gebetet.
User einen Dollar pber mebr
%einienbet, erbdlt ais bcffeibenen
Cant cine bibihe Ybotu.
grapbie aus ben Wifftp,
II c auf elmer Ypitfarte 5%mgcianbt.
I SrOmme 0abcn bittet man 81
a~brefieren an u onaer yroS,
Dubuque, Soma, 9lmerita, pber
! brett an
I REV. FIR. PAULUS.
Superior at Khandwa,
British East India.
: Bite iefer 0abe bei5ufi9en:
) Sir Sbanowa (OtsSnOien).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

SIT beunrubigen. Sic mGre nidt
lleb' Miitterdens ainb, mclllr lie
i,ld)t @roO utO Butter cinem auB
init faltem @aiier porsogc. Ter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

OortieBung ailf Scr 4. Seite.j
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

sls er ipGt am slbeno mad, ratio.
Ter arbeit auf Die 8eranba Oes Soi,-
les tritt, fillbet or bort Mrs. Sbeloon
leiner barreno.
r3u, Saura, nod bier nm bieie
3eit? 3u pirit did erfqlten; mos
bait In iest nod in Den Dsono gu
gufen!"
~es lit ia fem Mono 3d." ldfelt
Wrs. Sbeloon ihrpah, ,eieentlid)
babe id nidts betrattet, ionoern ail
Gid seoadt, ailf Gid eemartet."
.Sebr freunolih; iiber welfcn
meiner 5ablreifen Sebler sramteit
Oh Gid cben?"
.Sait 9u 5ebIer? Sd iebe iie
niht."
Sic seratben auf gefGbrlifen
@runb. Gs geidiebt bies mnnhmol,
ME aber lit es 2angportb's SfuIo,
er fomint lid meiit raid 81, Siilfe
oitrf cine gleiHgiiltig proiaiihe Be-
mertlrng.
sd peib niGt, ipie es Cir geb.,
Saura, i'd bin idredlid iflGfrig,
oenn ib babe mid na6 Der g~eitrigen
Grmiiorng ben lieben laneen 5ag Bis
iii Die Nadt binein auf Dem Bureau
plagen miiiien. &on,m nit berein,
Gu erfdlteit Gid ionit."
v@oolpb!" ruft lie ploslit nit nn-
teroriidter 2eibenihoft, .fonnen Die
alten 3eiten nitt wieberfebren?"
Gin iolder @unih miiroe fem
8llid bringen, unb fam nift in ST.
filllung geben, Saura."
u8ibt es in Der 8ergangenbeit oar
nid,ts, IopIpb, mas 9u curriculum.
ideit?"
rNihts, oils einige Mbonnenten, Die
ober hcffnungslos perloren limb"
sd ood)te eben porbin," iprift Tie
nit letter, bebenoer Gimme, IAN Die
Belt, oa meme Ilitter nno 0ein On.
fel 10 unreft al ms, beionoers on
Dir boloelter. @cnn id iebe. pie
Su ratios ar6eiteit, menn i6 oenfe,
mos Gt marit, unb mos Oh meinet.
pegen perlorcn bait, fann if mir
metne glinobeit mo 56orbeit ME.
mails pergeben."
r@orum nidt? Gu baIt mir fem
Seto getban, pefuniGr menigitens
nlft. Sd fiiblte mid ME 5upor 10
glildlif OILS iest, ieitoem i) auf eige.
llen 6iiBen itebe. 2aB did Die Ser.
9nllgenbeit nidt ifmer5en, 2aura,
melnetipe8en wenigitens nidt."
Sein Con lit ribig, beinabe iar.
taltild. aber obgleid ibr Ser5 gum
Gr'tlden pod)t, mill lie bod Iaes ia.
gen, mas lie iid porgenommen hat.
D, wie blino mar id,. in icnen ge.
o%anfenlpien Sagelr. pie penig begriii
ib Geincn @ertb, mie leitt mari i'd,
bon mir, mas if) iest nit meinem
Ser5blut 5uriidfnuien modyte. 8
goolpb," ld)lld6t lie, lit es a.,
ipGt?"
oGs lit gcrabe adt Sabre nno bier
Wonate 81 lpGt," a~ntportete err poQ.
fommen rllbig, i'd bot Cir zines
anaben n%nlinnige Seioenihait, aan,
nit Ted,t lpieieIt 3u lie suriid, mn6
m1blteit SbelOon, Der elm picl beIicrer
Maun mar, an Teinem @atteu. Mir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

Bel Ger &iidfehr Don WiB Sarrioi
beii,dt 2angmortb nod bas Stein'
balls, INN lid nod Dem 9efinoen Der
Iamen 81 %erfunoigen. Marie lit I'M
Gallon, ibre freunblife F9egriiBlina
fam pobl fiir ben g%igeniiltn Der
Shlpciter en~tid)doigen.
sd mollte ieben, pie es Sbnell
gebt, Srdillein," lGf)elt err uno bdit
Die ibnlale, meiBe Sanb einen Iu9en'
bid felt, les lit abcr pollfommen I'M.
uotbig, mic id iebe, oa nidts Sic an.
%5uitrengen ideint."
,Sebenfalls nidt fiinf Stlunoen
Cans, gall5 abgelchen oapon, oaB id)
ben gan5en Gag ihlief. Sd babe
bieriiir Elm beionberes Snlent. @ie
biibif Sbre Gouiine it'll"
.9aura Sbelbon? Sa, lie lit biibid,;
aber i'd babe Sbnen gelterll nilh CT.
men Better porgeitellt, nod Dem Sic
lid nidt erfunoigen, ultO bod be.
biirfte er ibrer 5beilnabme am mel
iten."
Der. Gerter9 Soffeutlid lit er
pobl?"
.Sm 8eaentbcil, er lit iebr lcioeno,
geiitig, mcine i'd; nif)t forperlih.
9ralid)e i) mebr 81 iagen? Seien
Sic b%armber5ig, WiB 2anbeae."
Mrs. @inbior tritt elm, lie mod)te
9angportb neranloiien gum Ibeno.
brpo 81 bleiben, CT aber lebnt Die Gin.
laoung ab lno perabidieoet lid.
Geginn erifeint nift, er begegnet
ibr, als er Or,rd) III @arten ihrei-
tet; lie gebt nit leibtem faltem @ruB
an linn poriiber. gtahoem lie per.
i6punoen, bemerft er Die rotbe
Shleife, Die lie i'm Saar getragen, 81
ieinen SSiiBen. er bebt lie allf IN Der
ebrlihen Ibiid)t, lie SuriifSugeben,
itedt lie aber bann langiam in Die
9ruittaite.
Gin anber Mal," iast er iid,
rmein Gorius NOR t%iigenbbaft, mein
Wlltb ihnad; id) mofte meiner rlt-
barmber5isen 6eii1oin beute nidt nod
cinmal beeegnen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
ST. MARY'S SPRINGS ACADEMY,

Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
Inter 9eituuI Der st. Mgtes /. Sclmeferu.
@uaroina,fule iar. tathpliid)e iulSe ; ime mo
Mdodter Son Der Stnuty (. l~lniueriit uJI
Syisronii II anersannt. Sbsale soss: ih5ie.
arose Nnla5ei. Wob:ru aIsaetattete @ebats
lidDfeiten. vita De .niidle. Weith ltts uhb s'or'
bereitnna as ~,tHrie. S.ionbere Auimertiamt.it
iutro Der 9l II - Stimmt- uub iuirum.It iie
NlS bilouug Der aulit mo pans dltIuliieus
iebnft 8eiptnnet. I'm Gin Selbelten uub iIr
aataloa idrei6e riau az
THE DIRECTRESS.
Seim ediretben cr,uGbne man aeh. oicieo slatt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-23
WOULD NOT
ssuaaamzaeT ~ -'-"-----"---- 7zzrrzEsBsgE1
DO OFFENSE
TO JAP AN
PRESIDENT MAKES A PLEA
For Temperate Speech by
Mr.. SiSSOn

Washington, D. c., May 22.-Pres-
ident Wilson yesterday sent for Repre-
sentative Sisson, of Mississippi, and
urged him not to make any speech
that would offend the sensibilities If
Japan.
Mr.. Sisson, who recently made !
war speech" had given notice of his
intention to speak in the house to-
Gay ON the legal phases of the Jap2-
nese alien land question. He had a
twenty minutes conference, during
which he assured President Wilson
that he would not discuss the pending
negotiations or touch on anything OF
an incendiary character, limiting him
self to an argument on alien land
ownership.
That was the white house version
of the conference, though Mr.. Sisson
himself declined to make any comment
declaring merely that he would speak
today
The president is known to p"
anxious about discussions in congress
at this stage of the Japanese ques-
ton, especially involving any obser-
vations on radical discrimination.
1t is indicated at the white house
that the American note just sent, and
the tenor of future exchanges, will
be to assure Japan that the majority
of Americans have a genuine respect
and admirations for the achievements
and character of her people. Public
expressions that might give an oppo-
site impressions are regarded at ire
white house, particularly at this
time, as seriously embarrassing the
negotiations between the state de.
partment and the Japanese ambaesa-
dor
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-23
18TH DISTRICT
Especial to Times-Reoorder.)

Especial TO Tlmes-ReNorder.)
2Sth District, May 21.-Mr. and Mrs
r. NJ. Veal and children were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Cham
bless Sunday.
Mrs. Linnie Loper was the guest OF
Miss Monte Parker Sunday afternoon
Mrs. B. ]. Lane had as her guess
Sunday Mrs. S. NJ. Clements and chill
dren and Mrs. j. d. Lane.
Miss Monte Parker had as her
guests Monday afternoon, Mrs. w. M.
Cannon, Misses Deanie and Oracle
Griffin, Jewell and Julia Braswell
Everybody should remember preach
ing Sunday at eleven o'clock in the
morning and Sunday school at four
o'clock in the afternoon.
A large crowd is expected to at
tend the Pleasant Grove school picnic
Saturday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-23
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