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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-16

Location notices on sale at the 30.
nanza office.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-22

Tor Spin0erne too Sogen / in egen
Saono, ba ieg unNerrettebe Dem on
6orbolbet, o. fire cooperative 10.
iale bIep opretieoc i io~rifiellige Gele
al 9pen, buor Der fife alere iolgteS
Ss9, men ogiaa mango andre Sing
/ lamme 9ranhe. "a par Oct, ar
@rocerppbanolerne, iom life baooe
ieet Jig Hoao I'll Of iGlse Segen ior
8 Gents Eunbet, mantte ilaa Eri.
len neb til 2 Gents Gurbet / Si9.
beo meo bpab Ser forIaugteS / De
cooperative llbialg, men oisIe gisr
en- itrp9enbe giirtning, % they
are there to stay.
Neiagtig IigneuOe Griaringer
bapbe Mr. @et5eI / ct. Soeipb, /
Chicago % andre Sper, % ban bar
life alene opnaaet at ifaife en- RI.
penbe % itaoig egenoe aiiGtning
paa 2sg - at "itabe eft 0tarfeo",
iom bans Snitrur loo - men ogIoa
at tiIireositiae i'm % Sn~teresient'
ieIifobets Rpspierrigbeb meo Ser-
ipn til, bpor "Een9ene blep al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-22
;%&oroommen moo
Peitefioo

Sra GGicago berettes 6en 17oe
Sum-, of Sugo arauie, Trpii0entert
/ Selifabet til 0preteS 9eifpttelie,
t9nfer paa at arrangere en- 9anfet
/ BET Giemeo at ooerfomme 6orbom.
men MOB Np0elien al Seitefiso.
Gen ifal gioes / "Stocf Daros".9i.
i~,riftet, og bIir Den ferite / lit SIags
/ Chicago.
Sm grrgen al SeItefisb tunSe
gisres mer alminbelig, pilOe oct
eiter DIR. arauies Wening / bsi
@rao biorage til of iorminbife De
8ruiombeoer, ion Seiten iaa ofte
er uoiat for. Der finSes, opIpler
ban ooer 100000 &eite / Chicago,
os be pnrer gienneminitlis lem aar,
isr Be blir uififfeoe til alminbelig
grug / gpen. San mener, at De
eiter 8 aars arbeibe buroe ilagtes og
anpenSes iom 6sbemiooel iiteSetior
at brrges lGngere, eQer len6es paa
Sanbet III 9rug Der.
Ger fin6es / Chicago, iortalte
ban, oper en- apart MiQion llolGn.
oinser, iom er pant til at ipiie Se.
itefisb. Ger ilagtes ogiaa ct tort
slntal Seite / Chicago nh, men 9is.
BET n~eOialtes og ienoes til europa,
mems Der / gpen finoes minoiI 25,.
600 @enneiter, iom life bar RaoS
til at faiie zig a~Iminoeliet aieo I'll
De bsie Briier. iom M er irember.
ifenSe. Se trGnger aiso iii Re.
ring, % ON Seitefiso bar / SnnOe.
len, funoe De ifaifc Tia oct for ira
10 til 10 Gents Punbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-22
Deroens iterite
Sanfinititution

De Sorenebe Staters Sfotfant.
rierS fontante Sransaftioner belob
ing / Silfalaaret, iom enote Den 30te
SUM-, til BEN npiten ufattelig enor.
me Gum al $7,071,520,O0 Sette
ilaar aae tioli9ere Heforoer % fien.
betegner De Sorenebe Staters Sfat.
TANNER iom Serbens itsrite ganf.
inititittion. Senne bsie Reforb, Der
betegner ben enorme Sprt / Gegie.
ringens IffGrer, inbbefattenoe SllO.
tGgt, l1osiiter og Sransaftioner III.
Den Sfatfammeret, operIteg oe fon-
tante Sransaftioner / fcregaaenoe
Iar meo $469, 900 og Sransaf.
tionerne for 3 aar iiben meO ST.
Ats, 1926,
SaIlene piier, at Sfotfamrets
gmbeosm9no / bet netop enote aar,
boanotereoe / &ontanter npiten bet
bobbelte gelsb al ben iamleOe Ben.
gemasie / De Soreneoe Stater Der an.
ilaaes til So, 72O,OOO,OOO S~nobeiat-
terbe Sbligationer, Gbecfs % llobe.
talingscrOrer baanDterebe Sfatfaal.
nleret / aarets SOB $10,00O,000,.
600. Sette geleb, Der life inobe.
fatter acknowledgements Sransat-
TONER, blep ~baanbteret uben en-
Gents Cab for Hegieringen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-22
Sarmerne byS9er
Poiifole

s BET 2iemeO at isge at 5oIoe
llngoommen ira al ora2e Ill gperne
FAR SnObp8gerne al ben norooeit.
Iigc Gel al Staten orgoniieret en-
Mountaineering og iifret iig ct
Sanoitpffe paa 40 acreS peO &a6it
Greet, npr 8rGnien mellem Berfius
% Saroing G~ol,nto, life landt ira
Strool. Ser er set 5eniigten at op.
isre en- 5siifolebgGniuJ iorat giue
llng0ommen auleoning til at ifaiie
Tia De iamnte Sfoletunoifaber iom /
8perne % paa iorrme Sio prafttif
lluoerpisning / 2anObrug, buOrtiI
De 40 acre5 SanO ipecieIt ifoI an.
penoes.
gpgrin9Smatarialet er aQereoe
poa Steoet, 8runomIlren og 9uie'
mentet iPrOtg og oct er Settlernes
6eniigt at ion nIting / Croen, lao
StoIen fan aabnes I'll Soften.
5oretasen6et er lat igoug uOeIuf'
fenoe peo pripate WiOler, og ll6.
qiiternc ueO Sfolen piI bli bGftet
al Dem, iom benptter oer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-22
Sinosiveeitatiltif

1ro Rabiiou 8is., meoOeIes, At
9lntaaet al Gatienter / Staten5
Sinosipgeboipitaler / 6iifaloarets
Sob forsgeoes meo tSS. SotaIun.
taQet 6elob iig PED aaretS ll0lSb til
1893 mob 6,S51 for ct aar foer.
s Soipitalet ! Renoota 6einnSt
Ger iig 592 &atianter, al bpilfe $50
por NpnO og 232 apin0er. 5or ct
Qar iioen uogior6e antaQet sos.
> SoipitaIet / 8irncbago uSgioroa
gatienternes INITIAL 610. bporuf 1888
BAR Mpub og 227 aotroer. 6or.
uaen oisie beianbt Der Jig 5,204
~iinosipge gerioner'i Se 81 Gountp.
aipler 2,943 RpnS og 2,261
auinOer. 5 Riluuufees SoipitaI
Tor Siuosipge beianbt Der Jig PED
6iifalaarets llbgang Den 30te Snni
633 S~atienter, al bui!te 339 bar
WsPno % 294 apinSer.
Ruar SoipitaIet ior trimineae
Sinosipse blir iRrbist. oil mango
al gatienterne | De andre Snitihstio.
ner bli ieuo oio.
Gsosprocenten blauet Statens
iinSsipge geiolfrins iuarer til gien-
neminitlig ct SsosialS pm Sagen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-22
G~miSrantSuttens
2lnfomlt,

Sra ct. Eaul, Winn., berette5
Sen 17be Sui: Sele Statsmaifi-
neriet itaniebes | Sormiooag mems
@rperner eberbart enifeoe alois
Sermer pelfommen til Minnelota.
Get falber life / enbper 15.aars
@rts SOB, iom fomnler ira ct frem.
meO Sanb iorat isge i'm Spffe un-
Ger Stjernebanueret, at bli mobta.
get paa observation-disclosures al ct
BUD ira @upernsrens aontor, fsrt
til ct 100000 Capitol, foreitiaet
for Statshefen, bli fotograferet lant'
men meo benne % efterpaa bli til.
buot Ell goo aniGtteIie / Ell 8roce-
rpbutif.
alois err en- fiPf itng 8ut, meo
Init SOAR, blaa Zine og bel bpgget.
San par net fleot og iaa Juno %
BELLA no. 9eb Sioen al aft bette
bpnes ban at p9re merfp9roig in-
teaigent og ~beiuareoe ale Spsrgs'
maal, iom benpenotes til BAN, paa
rent Spif og meO en- Sigefrembeo,
iou mbertiSen gioroe Spsrgeren
forlegen. San fomner ira Sebmen,
buor bans 5aoer enbnu leuer. Sans
Wooer er ocrimoo 0eo.
Sette er ben Gut, iom Snooan.
brinssmpnoisbeoerne truebe meb of
ienbe biemisien ira eais Sslonb,
nien iom BET lpffeoes 8uperner
eberbart at ifaiie Siaaoelie til at
lanbe % iortiGtte Seiien til jim On
fel 5gomas Heumann | q. gaul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-22

logtneS, belllltteoe 3~prbsocreu, SSa.
cob Reitmanu, al ipsrqe 2ofomo,
%tipierer. Senrn 1einer. ON Maria.
gen. Wtnu tGrfe Tia bans 6orifrqf.
fclle, o. ban ianot oeure Iiagenbe
benioltIes paa @uIuet, og Waifinelt
~arbetaet0e for iulot Gdmptrnf. 90.
fomotiofsreren bar bet rommct al
CT apoplefttif GnioIo % Toaet iulO.
ltGnoig lam. Get lpffeoes 6prbs.
oereu at iaa 6arteu iorminoifet peo
nGrneite Citation, iom par Dor.
Weu (sSis.)
Ser beianbt iig omborb Sunore.
Der al EaSiagcrer, buis 2iu ipGpeoc
/ Den hoieite 6arc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-22
Sanfforretnine pr. Dot

Sra @aibington meIoes ben Zoe
Sui: Banning bp mail" err oct
npeite 6oretogenoe, iom Hegierin.
gen bar inOIabt iig paa / 6orbin.
belle meo Observation-Disclosures
6olf oil bereiter baooe funne inc.
iptte Ben9e / Eoitiparebauferne %
trGffe oent no igien gieuen go.
item.
"a Observation-Disclosures fsrit
i~n0fsrtes, bIep oct iorbuot EoItma'
itrene at mootage Renge paa SnO,
ifuo unOtageu ira 5olf, iom boeOe
inocuior Goitfontoret8 aunoefre0s.
Gemie Srouing bar imiOlertiO ie'
mere Ri itiig uheloig, og FoItoepar.
tementet bar oerior opbPpet geitem.
melicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-22
Oirefte SenatorpdlS.

IRA atlanta. Georgia. melbes
BEN t5Se SuIi: Get isrite oirefte
gols Tor 5orbunbslenator unoer bet
iornplig ratiiicereoe 17oe amenae.
ment til De 6orereee Stuters
grunoIop. ianSt Steb bert Statel
ions.
Ia ser fan bar en- annoiSot.
nemIis Senator u .. Bacon. gap
Salset insen snleonins til Scamp,
iSet Bacon sienualgtes noen Sapo.
iition.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-22
en- Deroensfonference

Sra @aibingtor ~mebbeleS, at Sc
nator Speu Den 1Soe Os. bar lore
ilaoet, at Ser al Seuotet peotageS
en- SenpenoeIie til Tr9iiOenteu ON
at ienoe en- SubbpOelie til ollie Ser'
Gems Iationer ON at ofboloe Ell IN.
ternotionol apnference / bet 9iemeo
at iaa peOtaget Ell 8egr9nsning al
&rigsruitningerne % iii 6renme al
GerOensfreoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-22
Sfvbruo % Slom.

Sra Gainesville, ohio. meloeS
Den Zoe, at set ioriproeIige Stp.
bruo, fem ianot Steo iorrige Ssn.
bag, bapbe reiuIterct / ioprc Suer.
IpemmeIier, Der, bl. a., bapoe iat
Ell StrGfnirg paa ooer % Mil
SGngoe UNDER 20 500 me0 8aro.
&anoet iteg mco ell 6art al 3
500 / Simen, iaa 6olf ingeu Sib iif
til Of rcooe noget al lit Siisgeraao.
0sIgen berai er bIepet ben, Of ouer
5000 Wenncifer ior iGebliffet er
buspilbe.
6lonmen req meo iig 90 9roer
% melem 80 % 40 Suie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-22
Smtrent ct Suitn Gerioner oper

Smtrent ct Suiin Ieriouer oper-
pplbebes al Sarmen, neriblanot
Mtrs. %. g. Sane, iom Spipitalsart'
toriteterne giper ringe Saab ON at
bile fomme Jig ieier.
Sra Council 9luffs, Sa., teIegra'
feres ben 17be: @eo. 6. anigbt,
iom igaar operpploeoes al &armen,
er ibas aigaaet ueb 9eoen.
Sra Teoria, ST., telegraferes Den
17oe: Zen intenie Sarme ibag for
oariagebe ct Solitif, og 90 Seite
itprtcoc ON / @ooerne. Sbermonletret
bite paa 100 @raoer / Sfpggen.
Hebenitaaenbe Sabel angiuer Tent
roro{,,ro, 40 - 0o,,Sn+5 Npnr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-22
Srosiet libel.

Sra SEEM Oorf meObeles ben 17oe
Os. fslgenoe m9rfelige Siloragelie:
gn ung Manb, S,ieo Mteisner, Der
TOR aniat peb Ssiabrifen / 9roof.
Inn, fanbtcs ioog ibielfrosien / ct
al &ummene, bpor ban bar gaaet
ino forat ie til noget peb Waifine.
riet. Semperatltrelr itOe paa ga.
ben bar 80 @raoer / Sfpggen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-22
uhvseelie Situation.

Sra Ga Crosse, 8is., teIesroie.
res ben 17oe Srli: 5orunoret. oper
ben poIoiomme 6art. buormeo Rat-
toset paa Rortb @eitern.Sanen
fisrte paa et iarIigt Spfte al Gin.
len, bppr 5arten eQers pIsier at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-22
Kapeansen.

Sra geloit, @is., meboeleS Den
6oe Sail: Zen gamle 6obgj9nger'
peteran ebiporo Baplon 8elton,
naaeOe ibag 9eloit, Ell Dag tlOli'
gere emo paareauet, o. begao JIG
itrar til ct Sptel fpr at faa Jig Ell
SpiI og nosct at ipiie. Sans nGitc
Stans blir / Sanespille, iom ban
penter at naa inlorgen tiolig.
st Telegram ira SaneSoiae, oa'
teres ben 17he, melber, of gSeIton
rar onfommet oio peo 7.Siben ON
Morgenen. 9eoen Dor iaa trpf.
fenbe, at ban beiluttebe at rate Den
parmeIte Del al Sagen. San penter
at funne bragg afiteb igien ST. A
ON GitermioOagel o9 at naa Niaoi.
ion imorgen Sormiooag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-22

Som befienbt banbe @eiton til. at
begpnbe neo TO aonfurrenter; BEN
enc al oisie, Der ligeiom @eitOn er
oper 20 aar %gamnlel, gif no al 50.
BET for flere Gage iioen, boorimoO
BEN anben, Samuel u. SebS, bar
"gaaet BAN Ell bsi Sang. Sfisnt
ban orog afiteo ira Rep gorf Here
Gage ienere END @eiton, err ban MI
flere Gage foron bant. San naoeOe
nemIig ben 16Oe bs. gIacf Hiper
Sails, @is., % uenteoe at giere lin
Snomari6 / minneapolis i Ssn.
oQQs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05
REPUBLIC FOR SYRIA.
Plea to Reformers Among Jews to
Aid Establishment.

NEW YORK. May 5.-A plea to the
reform element among the Jews to do
their part in bringing about the estab-
lishment of a republic in SYRIA was made
by Prof Nathaniel Schmidt Of Cornell
University in an address on The In
terest of Modern Judaism in Au-
tonomous Syria. delivered at the sec
ond semi-annual assembly of the east
ern council of Reformed Rabbs here
last night.
Il look to the reformed Jews he
said. Ito take an interest in the devel-
opment of the resources In the estab-
lishment of secular education as a
basis Of higher education and in the
forming of democracy. If il is pos
sible to establish republic in coun-
try like China. then for heavens sake
why not in Syria" This is work
which | think the reformed Jews
should take up.
Prof Schmidt said however. he did
not believe that the dream of Jewish
state in Syria would ever be realized.
The Christian and Mussulman held the
land in too deep affection, he said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05
HOGS HOO TODAY.
By John w. Carey.

W no got no first-page mention
when he landed in ID. C., but left
it as a poobah i'll the good old
CT. @. P? Who hit it as a plain
stenog-no braid or epaulet-ani
quit it as member of the White
House cabinet. Who showed
himself as long on tact as he was
shv of sloth? tHe worked for
Roosevelt and Taft-and made :
hit with bothn Who met your
crank and rubber-neck and office
seeking gent and put il over nice
~ as assistant president: Who
did at last what is the wont Of
said a. p.'s to do-copped out a
fancy Wall street job? That
George B. Cortelyou.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05
MAY WORK SOCIAL REFORM.
Great Possibilities Seen in British
National Insurance Scheme.
,dapca Of The Star.

Foreign Correspondence VI 'hD 'to''
LONDON, April 26. 1913.
Mr. Masterman, who is Chancellor
1lovd Georges lieutenant in the ad-
of the scheme of national
insurance. limited at great develop
ment of the act in recent speech at
,be inaugural dinner of the faculty OF
insurance at the Trocadero
.It NAV be" he said. that lie IN
surance will be added to sickness In
surance in the future-that the inquiry
we have introduced through the in
surance committees into the conditions
which make for the prevalence OF dis
ease. such as bad houses and over
crowding may develop into something
beyond the dreams of any one present
1--WE may find we shall pay less at
tention to the parents and be compelled
to nav more attention to the children.
II NAV be that the comparatively small
method by which through this act we
are substituting medical research may
develop beyond the expectations or
even those who have placed it in the
act Ii may be that more ana more
we shall find that prevention is less
costly than cure.
I'VE shall not be amazed. and we
shall not be miserable. if toward the
end of our days 1--WE find that others
who succeed us have taken hold of this
act and transformed it almost beyond
recognition a great scheme of social
reform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05
Sing Club Song at Station.

standing in the Union station after
their arrival. the girls. led by Mr. George
sang their club song, attracting much at
f"ntlon from passers-by.
MI of them are paving their own ex-
ienses 10 Washington. having earned the
-G"nev by working at the republic All
appeared unusually happy and showed
"agerness to investigate the government
81 Washington.
The whole party was entertained at a
buffet luncheon AT ! o'clock at the home
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight. at ItiJ r street
northwest. and We're taken to the White
House in automobiles. After being greet.
III ny the President they are to he shown
around Washington, going through Poto-
mac and Rock Creek parks
Tho Womcn's League of The renubIic is
Z" give reception for Mr. and Mrs
George tonight at the home of Mr. and
Hrs. Philip s. Henry. at 14oe Massachu-
cts avenue northwest. Tomorrow MORN
- Will he spent in sightseeing followed
luncheon AT the Teacup Inn After
rd they will go TO the republic at An
apolis Junction.
he girls of the party are the best in
s." Freevilie republic. They formed their
III to work for good laws in their re-
Ghlic. and. according to Mr. George
'Ne been wonderfully successful They
old the balance of power. and have used
= for the general uplift and benefit of
r~ir little village
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05
CHARGE Of VIOLATING
MALICIOUS DAMAGE ACT
Suffragettes Before London
Police Court for Producing
Reign of Terror.

LONDON. May o.-Great interest was
taken in the police court proceedings
against the suffragette leaders held on
charges of conspiracy under the malicious
damage act. which We're resumed at Bow
street today. Archibald Bodkin, the pros
ecuting counsel for the treasury. in open
ing the case described the law of con-
spiracy and said the defendants had been
constantly meeting together He referred
TO Gen" MRS Drummond as violent
and INSCRIPTIONS woman" He said Clay
ton, the chemist in whose possession We're
found documents describing plan OF
campaign for burning down buildings in
London, had put his brains at the dis
posal of the women for carrying out
crimes and producing what their own pa
per described "a reign of terror in
London
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05
FOUR VICTIMS OF VENDETTA.
Jealous Woman Accused of Having
Set Fire to Cottage.
spondence Of The Star.

Foreign Correspondence OF The Star.
MILAN, April o. 1919.
vendetta crime which was at first
thought to be an accident. has come to
light at the seaside town Of Nettuno.
Early one morning cottage In which
tbere lived Maria Cera. a girl of eight
cen. her brother Arnaldo aged twelve
her sister Annunciata, aged eight ana q
little girl friend, named Solidea Salvatore
,,.. h,rned to the ground. and all four
If the young people perished.
shepherd named Cignetti and "o"-
an named Lauri were arrested. .,;of
,o,nd threatening letters which. some
time before the tragedy. had been ,,n . Sent snr
.ha+ terrible fate awaited her unless
she broke off her friendship with chg
netti. :. ,h Woman
1.auri is that. weary of Cignetus Ill
treatment and enraged AL the u.se e, =,
nr his intrigue with Cera. she SET nre 10
the cottage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05
GERMAN ARMY BRUTALITY.
Recruit Collapses After 0beying
Order to Drink Water.
Of The Star.

Foreign Correspondence of The Star.
BERLIN. April -. 1918
a commissioned officer of the 1st
Guards Regiment at Potsdam named
Gunther. who mas several times been pun
ished for brutality to recruits. has been
sentenced to twenty -four days arrest in
the second class. After making his men
run forty times round and round the
drill shed. Gunther exclaimed: Now | m
going to have some fun.
One of the recruits. who was particu-
larly short of breath and very warm, was
called up and was ordered to drink a
pailful of cold water. The poor fellow
went down on his knees and begged to be
let off as he was too warm.
Gnnther. however, made him do some
drill exercises, and again commanded him
to drink the water. This time the re-
cruit obeyed. and half minute later he
fell unconscious and had to be carried
to the hospital. The doctors reported a
subsequent serious prejudicial effect on
the nervous system.
The recruit who was said to be one Of
the best in his class. stated that he was
more or less q marked man as once be
fore he had been a witness against a non
commissioned officer who was punished
for brutality to recruits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05
STUDENTS 60 ON STRIKE.
Feud Arises With Officers of the Rus.
sian ARMY.
Foreign Correspondence If The Star.

ST, PETERSBURG. April 20. 1913.
The latest sensation in the Russian
capital is feud between the students of
the Military Medical Academy and the
officers of the army. The students have
taken exception TO some of the new reg
ulations concerning the giving of military
titles to student graduates. believing that
their ancient rights i'm this matter have
been unjustly overruled.
Failing to get satisfaction by protests
and commissions they removed their
shoulder straps and cockades and went
about the streets in this strange ''un-
dress. The academy was then closed
hy the minister for war, and the stu
dents We're compelled to withdraw their
papers of matriculation.
4 deputation from the city council has
interviewed the minister of the interior
and the president OF the imperial council
in an effort 10 secure permission for the
students who are willing to go to work to
attend he womenS medical academy.
Permission has not been granted, how
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05
Suffrage Fight in the Commons.

Ihe struggle for woman suffrage began
again in the house of commons this aft
ernoon when the second reading was
moved of Willoughby Diekinson's wom-
ems franchise bill. Whether this meas
ure, which proposes to enfranchise 500
nn women. shall be given a fighting
chance or the whole question buried for
the lifetime of the present parliament
Will be settled tomorrow night
The bill is backed by seven liberals. two
unionists and two labor members While
II meets the wishes of most of the man
supporters of woman suffrage it does
not go far enough for others
The members when they arrived at the
house today had run the gauntlet of many
women carrying sandwich boards with
placards directed at the cabinet min
listers, such AS Traitor Asquith." DE
port Reginald Mckenna and Chancellor
Hobhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05
GIRLS FROM REPUBLIC
HERE FOR SIGHTSEEING
Eleven Young Citizens of Free
vile Club Call at the
White House.

Accompanied by Daddy" William r.
George. founder and head of the
National George Junior Republic As
ISOLATION. eleven young woman citi-
gems from the Freeville. \. Y repub-
lie. arrived in Washington today TO
see how the machinery of the bigger
republic goes round. They were re-
ceived al the White House this after
noon by the President. and will be
The guests at several entertainments
today and tomorrow
The young citizens are members
If the Fortnightly Club. and have
PLAYED an important part in running
their own affairs. Accompanying them
were Mr.. George. Mrs George. Miss
and Spencer Richardson. the present
70 Mr.. George in the national associ-
alton.
Seven ''citizenesses'' from the Annap polls
Junction. Md. republic also came TO
Washington with the party. They were
Misses Belle Carpenter. Grace Pettis
fessie Hancock, Stella Nagorwouski So
phie Hagorwouske Lillian Hazen and
Marjory Radford The entire party will
20 Ia the Annapolis Junction republic
tomorrow. TO remain overnight and then
go To Baltimore.
The party was met at the Union sta
ton by a committee consisting of Miss
Mine Solomons. Mrs. Mary S. Lockwood
resident of the Womens League of the
National Junior Republic, Miss Elizabeth
Howry. Mrs. Saunders Johnston. Miss
Rose Bradford, Mrs. Philip S. Henry
former Representative J6nn Dwight. John
N"wbold. &. Mullikin. Walter F. Rogers.
Mrs. Eldridge f. Jordan and Archibald
hopkins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05
YRRELL, 'CABMAN BARONETT.
Fnglishman Will Prosecute Claim to
Title in Court.
"reixn Correspondence Of The Star.
BURTON-ON-TR England

BCRTON-ON-TRENT England
April -. 1913
Een@mn Tyrrell. known as the cab
man baronet," says that he is deter
mined to prosecute his claim to the tyr
refl baronetcy and will endeavor to bring
y before the chanCery court shortly
Tyrren mas been engaged in investigat-
ing his title for many Years and claims
now 10 have obtained absolute proof
Local legal opinion however. is that.
while has An almost nndoubted right 10
the title of baronet he cannot recover
estates connected with the Tyrrell baro-
netcy, which have been willed away and
dispersed These estates We're PRINCIPAL
~ the Thornton Hall estate. i'll Bucking-
hamshire. and the Crakemarsh Hall
sstae. IttoxetSr.
Tyrreil has for years been a daily Wis
tor AT the Burton public library search
ing books of lineage. He has only one
leg. and until he relinouished his employ
ment some years ago as cab driver
he was invariably saluted by his com
rades with the rank of Sir Benjamin =
He was originally hostler at a hotel ana
he lost his limb in nedeavorng to stop
q runaway horse. The Tyrrel haronetcy
mas been in allegiance for over a century