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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-03

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ba erranb Id mir osnn isnsa Bib
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ldrie Grib nit Steatoriiimms.
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unr llngliid bringeu2" nsdts oI
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ariin6Ii6 stbsilf,' ga6 bieIs better
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tunft gsipinnsn, pirb bebaltsn'.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-03
Die GisrprpSnttiun Der Slide.

Die gitr BET Slide linb binii9t.
li9 ibrer 3obI tino 0rpBs il nab
Der 4rt aubsroroeniIi9en Gapans
tungen untsrnorTerl, uno in ben 4ns
gaben ibsr bic 3abI Der gier bsrrfAt
grpBe unii6erbsit. 4IissneiH itebt
fsif, baB bel ben Gif6eH, iusIfe Ger
bon bebeutsnosr @rnBe lsgen, bic
3Qbl Der in elmer grut3eit our aeife
gelanaenosn Gier nur geringe 1T, tpis
EEL ben Sdlsimaalen (WlpTine), be-
rem oDale gitr 15 Millimetsr lang
uno s RilIimster brett finb; bel ben
iberous msiitsn 5ifden unD nameHts
LID allen anu4mfifden iinb bagegen
bic Ser tusaIformig. Sebr gsrins
lift bic 3abl Der Gier Bel ben 81
Fhen, bic 8rutpflege ousiiben; 70 ers
gang aubsrortsntli9 binIidtli4 Der
0r0Bs, 70 fino bod bic Gier perIHis'
rem grpber Snbipiouen berIsIbtn @rt
in ibrsr grSBe ni1t perIaiebsn.
0arans fplgt aber tpetter, oob 9res
bere SnbiDiousu aud cine gr0Bers
3a6l pon gisrn Iegeu, dIs tleiue Su'
binibuen bsrIslbsn @rt. 9isrmit III
aud Der edldfieI gsgeben fir bic f.
auBerorbeniIid Dtrfnieoenen angabeu
iiber bic 3abI Der bon sinaslnen slid.
nrten erseustsn Gier, bic .. 9. bsim
5ering spiiasn $4,000 unb 10000
fhpanten, bsim RabeIinu sptI6en 4
uno 8 MiIIiontn. Die 3dbl Der Dor
ben Jii6eu sr8sugten gier lieist eber
gang bsbsutsnO i'm @erbGItnis gun
a0rpergepi9t, b. 3. er6Bere, i9DererI
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aere unb Iei9tere. 9esbalb lGBt fid
peber bic ablOIute 3dbI Der Dor
elmer JiIddrt eraensten Gisr nnssben
nod aud bic 3abT Der Gier auf elm
Observation-Disclosures 5uridfibrsn
benn nod Staff lit bic pprObuttipi
tat Der slide an giern pro l aiIo'
aromm a6rpetgstpiht 6eito groBer
ie gr0ber Der slid ift.f
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-03
Die pOIni'4s sunSsRatts.

Sci etnem GinfaIl Der goltn uno
qitauer in sic Mart i'm Sabre 1923
ioll Elm ppInii9sr 6irif, ME Die Ga.
ae berihtet, aua nod GrimniB bel
3oadimstbal eetOmmeH isin unb Die
6oriiae ,gurg, BIN Der nod eiHiss
MauerreIte in Ser Rdbe Der 9bsrs
f0rftere; %bsr1iibrtn, bart bslogsrt bas
ben. 9tber bic Mdrfer pebrten iit
topfer uno als Der golsnfiirit idpur,
er neroe ben 8sieblsbuber Der Burg
ME einsn 5uno an cine astte iamiss
ben un0 in cine 6unoebltte iperren
IaFtn, mddtsu Die Mdrisr iosar eI-
nen 4usfall, nObet her qolnfirii
in i6rs .3duOe geritt. Srob ieiner
5apTerfeit tat man Jpn nun ben
5himpf an, Sen er Isinsm 8egner
sugeoa6t bate, uu0 iperrte i'm in
cine Sunbebitte. Dele purOe in
.G6lobbof gum Qnoenien oufbspabrt
dIs Der SHIRT IdHgit befreit mar, uni
mubte, penn lie norId purOt, immel
nieoer erntusrt iperbeH. ROD 81
Qnfaug 0isIes Sabrbunberts itanl
auF benz geldn0e bes sbsmuligeT
G6loTes Elm alter 5pI5faiten, Der tn
5der3 aIs sRuhtoLlmltng@ Der Be
rii9mtsn 6unoebatts be5eifnet tpur.
IL, aber troy ibrer uneatbeit Die gil
te 2ebre prebigts, oaB groBe 8Ort
.gefa6rIidsr iiHo aIs grobe eaten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-03
asIbmarIama6Is.
mOrin bic a%nsranuHa slnss esn'l@'R
Qritaars bfhtgl.

W0rlu DC WulAhINHp t
arisesrs tsi'pi.
il,b,r ben aumdniI5 Den RrisSss
aus alter 3eii baden pir i4oh gao
mandss qslsltn; pls absE en- moesE.
nsr asrmanii6tr arI,ssr ausgsralisi
In, 6srosn (auBsr ben a%,oltnisl rsi'
i,n) pobl nur ptniss piIisn. Dts
f,l6morIamaBig aussuii ttts Solpai
trSoi f%pIasnpss NIT pd; !. ben Iori
niasr. In DisItm Elm 9sme. cine
lInlsrboIe, bier paaE SodsIl, CIV
Qoor GdnarI6ubs. cine aIsIoers uHo
gubbarfs, cine Gstibd9Is aorosl
,no B.ra, polIss aapptn nno
RunbboIs sum Gtpsbr RstnissH, tet'
ner be .eiIsrn, aaticn' belts1sHc
aus: elmer gadie Blsidtcnierps, brt'
9adIsn aafIse, sintm SalSbsutsl, 81
mem pattt @emiilsicnisrps uno stlisnl
qGdd,n 3niebad, albsrbsm elisn
3eItbeuieI nit 3ubtbcr (oret 5slts
tSdt. bret S6nars, bret pflode mt
EiI,nIpibs) unb I9Iisblid 30 pas
tronen. q. @uf BEN 9orntiter: einen
mantsl electromagnetic, mon ertn'
merit Th Der gerlina RtOtnsart: M3u
mas nibt mid Der MdHitI, fuenn Il
MID isroIIt is2), Elm 3slttu4 Gam
aud als paIfsrOiatU llmbang sstra'
pen psroen) unb Elm ao4gsidtrr. 3.
I'm 2oppel trGgt br SoIoot: cine
Ssitsngepsbrtaias, Sipsi gatronsntds
I6sn nit 5uiammsn 80 patrOnsu,
sin,n Spaten oOer elm Bell oOsr
StsiasiIsn oosr cine 9rdbti6 deere, eis
men grot6euiel, cine GsIoiIoiae nnO
i'm 9rotbeutsI 30 patronen.
Su isbsr aOrpordIi6aft trGgt aa'
BEN ie Elm Nann sinsn Waiieriad.
| Gin Der SnnenIsits bss D~nffsnrodes,
BORN lsi6t gu srrsi9sH, trdst isoer
Ronn in elmer tlsinsn Sai9s Elm
gdd6en 9erbonbItoii nit 8inoe, ba,
Bel cine aenaus Gtbrau9sanpeiIuns
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badlein Ieiner aoHIa1ipn BEL fi9. 81.
aeIamte gusrifuug, tiridliebIi9 bel
0epebrs, fpisgt etpu 10 pfuno. Oh
aIsioer fino aus bsItsm Stoff. BIZ
SoIsntn5pfe is boppslt anssnGbt, fiji
ben Gnll, bab elmer abrsibt. 4n be-
Sole lit cine S6Iings fir bic llbr'
tstte un6 Elm tleinss ubrtdf99en. =
60 1T bis in bic tlsinite @in5sI6siI
fir bic Qusraftuns Oss Soloatsu ssl
iorst. 8er bisIe Sursfnlt uno Orb,
nung in allen iisHt Der besreift, BAT
nit IoI9en &riegsrn aud oos @.gBIl
g~eletitst perben fam. aeuv
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-03
Der an1Ifi6hrfns Gorb

Der epSIfiGbrigs GorbOn
56ompfon, Elm 6obn pOn SIoDus
Sbompfon aus Gturgepn Ban, Wis.,
mar bds srIte Spfer Der biesjdbrieen
cSaabfaifon i'm Door gountb. CT
fDuroe bon tinsm aItersgenoffsn init
Namen Millsr nuf Der SaIeniagb
erTdDffen. 9ds Gefpebr bes lsbtersn
bate fia pIOsIi9 BON feIbft entlaosn
lnb bic gtIomte G6rptIabung mar
benz tlsinen Sbompfon In ben linz
terleib gebrungen. Der @erunglidte
nurbs ins SOIpitnl gebrndt, itdrb lei
bod bort nod an bemieIbsn 4beno.
Der 6iesidbrtgt Grtrdg Der
QartoffeItrnts Inn 8tutfdeu Rei9e
oiirFte $50 MtliDntn 9Oppsl3entnsr
betrngeu. cine HetDrbernts,
Dds 8ataiIIon r5ncne ct
acire@ bon Osr 2. Rhonsltgion filbr.s
I1870/71 BIT Den DrnnsOftn ben
Gpisnamsn Characterization.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-03
Gin ssrIpisItts Bort.

gersits i'm Sabre 1916 tsri4tet
guTfap Gslenus in ieiner G6rifi
.Gdad, pber aGnigsIpieI", DAB Die
ginuo6ner 0es 9orIes GtrOpete,
apel6es in Der ubraIttn grafil6aft
aicanien belegen un6 iBo Der 9ums
qro6fep bsg Gsiftes 9aIberitnot un'
terporfen", faF aIleiH nod in osr
aunit tss rgruFsn1 Sta4ipie.s be-
nanoert ieien. Rad elmer Bolts
fa9e beIaBeu Die 2euts nod i'm Is.
sSqbrbunoert 0as Rect, lire STUNT
fertigteit i'm S9a6TpisI i6er BIZ
5rage enti9siOsH lafen gu oiirfen
Oh Das 9orf Qbgabsn gu 5a6len Aa'
Be o0er uiat. Der olte 5riB ibid
te aIlidbrIi9 einen 8eamtsn, Der mi
Den 8aueru osspsgen ipielen mubte
dbsr ~gstp0bRli9 bsrlor uno Damn mi.
Dem ublihen @ruB: r9ott bsfOhlen!'
dbsieben muBts. Gas drgerte oer
a6niq natiirlit, unb snoli9 Derfn9'
te er's IeIbit einmaI nit Den iHlou'
en- gauern. Qber es sing i'm MD
beFsr als Isineu 9samtsn, uuo mi
1lt6ereebradtem y9ott bsToblenl'
ging Ct nit Iesrsn Safdsu bapon
gum an6enten boran i6idts ct e
6o9 Den 8dusrn Elm fdones SGat
brett nit Gigursn ous e%lfeHbsiH I'M
Gilber. @enn bas 6it0rdsn MID
pabr 1T, 10 1T ss bod gut e%rfunosn
Gb F9 6ie 8epohner BON StrDbed
oas 1T 6as ate Str0pets, aud Dies
nal bon Der DebrIteuer frsifpielei
perben, barber perloutet nod nidts
9ermutli6 Tino lie dber 5ufrieotr
fpeun fe nidt ms6r gu 5dbIsn hnber
alg ie es ielbIt fir ri9tig beFtn0er
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-03
@nnrriihe grbeit.

Gs 3etgt llh Elm b~rlngenoes Bee
oirfnis mad eiHsm poeten, Der bic
trisgeriIden Geiltungsn unisrer bab'
riI9en Rei9sbriOsr sbsnio tongsHial
bsiingt, pie llbIauD bic YS9Dabsus
itrsi9e4 perberrIiat Fat. Mas man
namli9 in bisIsr 8s3iebung DOM
ariegsidnuplaB bort, ldBt bic
9opern BON beuts als niroise S6bRs
Der 8aDern bon 1870 sri4sinen, uHD
and bic 5ran3oIen srtennen btes uns
berbobIen an, nie fulgnoe 0eI9t4t'
den erpsiien, bic bic ,9oiiiihe Set
tuns" srSdbIt: BET sineR Sranspurt
Tran36Fiaer 9efanssner, Der mad ss
mem tburingii4sn 5ruppenibunsss
plaB fam, fieI inter ben 0ertDpnoes
ten bic groBe an5abI osrer auf bic
NIT berbunoenem aOpf ontamen.
Man fragte sineu Der 5ran3oisH,
mas fir cine 9~srDunbung er babe, unb
sr ~anttportete Oarauf sal ottrnpps
IN baparois!" sd babe sinen 8aps.
ridden erpii4D. ginsn 8aperiI9n2
0as 1T Elm 5aanusDrud, Der Don
1870 Itammt unO Der bic 6risbsns,
Seit BON A Sabrsn 10 gut IberIsbts,
bab CT jeBt piepsr gang 5eitssm6b
1T. 9ieisr Ga9ausbrut bebeutet:
sinen S9lag nit BEN umgetebrtsn
Gepebr, benz aOlben, auf ben Robi
erbaltsn. Die gapsrn baben nGmlia
in Der SaIa6t in 2otbringen ibre
a~Itbstpdbrie Mtt.buos pisbsr auFass
frif9t unp beim Sturm bas @etpebr
sinfa9 umgebrebt unb nit benz aols
BEN brauflosgsidlagen, Elm 9srfahs'
rem, 6as, pie bissr Sranspnrt sgs
mics, re9t sripIsrsid gepeien 1T.
Gin anberer arunter bate einer b0ls
Zig Standardization ano oeImpoL
lenen Sberarm. Dem b~e6anbelnoen
Qrote fiel es auf, bab isbes Mertmat
elmer Munbe fsblts. Gr erfubr auf
feline Grage, bab bic @ef6nuIIf bon
benz 9riffe zines guDsrn berribrts,
Der ben 8ransOisn gsfongsn eenOms
men battle. Die SanDI9ubnumnst
fam man Ii9 borItsllen!
als Der srpGbnts @eTongentns
transport an I,insm 8~sItimmAnes.
Ort in Sbaringsn ungslanet NOR, fitI
ben G~ran3OieR rsr beutf9e 9taIett
auf, ben fe bisber nidt eeb6rt bats
ten, unb fe frastsn boil 9GnsF:
Sinh mir etDa bier in @onnn9"
Quf bic Qntnurt: REIN, in Sdas
ienl1 fagteH ife ale nit einem Gsufs
ssr Der GrIeiattrung: Grace u
Dieu!4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-03


Die @sfamtmenge bee I'm
Sabre 1918 in Ben Der. Stadten acc
pDnnenen N~aturs0Ies betrdgt nr@
ben @hdbungen oes 8un0es : @srs
meFungsamtes 5S1, 500, 239, 900 aus
bitfuB, i'm Merte con $87, 846,677,
5u burdl9ntttIia 1910 Gents ttr
1000 aubitfub esrs@net.
Bel benz Drte MniHe i'm Gsts
ne 1t Gile Department tpuroe IN
sintm Gteinbru9 cine porr0miIGs
gaaifde9esrdbnis Ratte entoedt, In ber
man 40 @erippe soniiHer Rrisaer IN
gutter GrbdItung frnt, bic oMr9 iHre
uubersetpDbnlide @r0bs auffnael
HIY ~ ENrA
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-03

Gintge angFpOIle Stuns
rem bdben Dor einigen Gugen Der
In prolpett Ctr, Corona, nobnbafte
gincinnatier gaIsbalI Colder 9om
glarte uno feline Trau in Rem gort
erlebt. Geine Jtau Bate arf beg
5ohrt bon ben poIo Grounds ndd)
ser QueensbDros9rid Elm 9euteIten
NIT Diamanten nro elmer B0rie nit
garael6, alles in alien etiDa $500
inert, Derlorsn. Gr melDete ben TnlI
Der goli5si, urO f9OH Denigs Stur'
ben barauf srhieIt er BON oer Madat
in 9t az. Gtrr MdnAdttdu, o.
NeiIung, Ii1 bort ein5ufinoens VI
fono bd ben Chauffeur Oes betreffsn'
Gen 9arameters, ber ooS berlprer
ueoonaere 9eAteEhen unreriebrt oel
0briatsit du2geIiefsrt bate. Mi'
Glatfe fogt, Sat ct fi9 be5igItG fet'
Hes Gontss ni9t lurnpen Iaisn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-27
Ae9A Chinese Motif for Embroidering

NTOOLEN garments that are care.
w lessly washed, grow hard and
shrink on account of the interlacing of
the wool fibre. 1t has little projections
like saw-teeth which catch on one an
other. 1t Is therefore important to
keep the material well stretched to
keep the fibre from becoming matted.
A washboard should not be used nor
should soap be rubbed on the garment
Water, both for rinsing and washing,
should be warm. and the soap should
be dissolved in it before the immersing
takes place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-27
When Washing Silk

Now that silk underwear is worn so
extensively, it behooves the owner TO
see that it is washed properly. When
washing white silk garments soap
should not be rubbed on them: and
pure white soap rather than yellow,
should be used for the suds. Rinse
very thoroughly IN cold water after
rubbing in lukewarm suds. Iron with
only a moderately warm iron, and
cover the silk with a piece OF muslin
so that the iron will not come in con-
tact with the silk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-27

Bits of Oriental en-
broiderY are considered
Gerry choice for trim
nifnqdresscsand6louse
of silk or chiffon. The
motif illustrated, pat
tern No. 1890, is eff
fectiUe for the ends of
a sash, for points OF a
rest, side fronts of O
blouse, and for parioas
places on O skirt or
sleeve ends. IT IS 81
BY 8 inches; ond comes
4oith perfordtions for
IL figures. Flo silk in
blue, gold, orange and
green can be ased dp-
propridteIy, and eveB
threads of gold finsel
introduced. The pat
tern IS 10 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-27
Delicious Oysters

Cover large oyoters with fine cracker
crumbs and wrap each In slice OF
bacon, held in place with wooden
toothpick Place the requisite number
OF the pigs in blankets" IN, a wire
basket and fry IN deep fat like dough-
nuts. Drain on brown paper, and serve
very hot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-27

weight -epIIcas, SUCH inc anterns shown THIS
page used for porch lights in nails suitable
setting. Some mounted like the centre lantern
Japanese bronze standards Electric bulbs glow dmy
the inside. The middle standard light with round
shade is another artistic piece of Oriental furnishing
In New York curio shops where Oriental antiques
be bought, round pedestal base and lantern top
costs upward Of fifty dollars,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-27

T. ULL sleeves, suggesting return Of
the bishop type are seen in many
of the latest gowns and fancy waists
and are likely to appear in the palmer
shirt waists for summer. There Is an
extraragant use of embroidery on filmy
garments, mingled with rufies, frills
and laces. The model of the separate
blouse shown below has beautiful de-
sign outlined with chenille.
Fichus are fashionable again. Some
are a part of the waist on which they
appear, while others are separate style
adjuncts to be had among the latest
novelties in neckwear departments.
Whether or not another vogue of
high stock collars will last over until
summer, importers of exclusive styles
are showing a variety of standing col
lars on lace and net accessories, and
even tie linen stock with a turnover
and silk tie are offered for those who.
will deny themselves for fashions sake,
the freedom Of the uncovered throat );
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-27

APANESE and Chinese garden pedestals and
bird cages of stone or composition are much
sought after for the ornamentation of Ameri-
an homes and gardens. The heavier kinds
.re chosen for outdoor places while lighter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-27

DARIS black we'll foreground Of late
popular. Whether follows
IN this particular black silk dress Of kind usually
ap7ess afternoon frock. such
Trs5 wearing. and thar viii be particularly suit
model in
left Of this blouse S0SS skirt 1850. The
LATTER plain thrplere skirt, with shaped band introducing
II Of the easiest ideas and
pae 20 kinds If In1tsria either silk wooden flow
hoaded benEanc. fancy and sash of dull blue
supply style blouse with
below either side of of the
effects which selected coming This
pattern be had for ladies and misses
revived in subtle and decidedly
s;aTe stnrcd In the model No SoO1. The material
chiIon the
lustrEted produced By
tie material and holding wish band sssh. In the dress
how here the sash attached above the belt either side of The
Eddie front Chiffon tafe bv the Is having strong revival
aa vii be leading material FOR spring dresses and fancy suits
Patterns each
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-27

FON THE large squire facing the
right Of this page 'I9S4) Is =
nj artistic evening gown Of Jnpane5e
ehfeoa, a fabric which hangsvery grace
fuuy. II has q cream ground with the
S.-izn In dull brown and leaf Ereel
tu-cs: ard made over apple-green s1til
re.ssIire, the color scheme f. fascinat-
I-r. Jet banding and n Jet ornament
A., effective though simple trimming
he peasant overblouse Is slashcd on
fts sboulSer. This design e one which
Ear b adapted FOR a variety u ma
tsrtals, and practical Tor tie woman
vko fashions her own evening dress.
ne funic ovcrdFcss, slightly dra1r'
ara raised in front Ike IN Empire
r5-u. suggests a WY of applying Now
transparent material % a foundation
dress that msy have done service be-
fore. The fuller hip fashions require 2
hrrer quantity q material. and the
solt-r fabrics. such as chiffon cloth.
vollss. OF satin charmcuse, or cotton
sunne- materials are chosen 20 carry
oct tie esects as they should be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11

a handsome yearly revenue, as under
Baranon, was now productive OF nothing
but regularly recurring and steadily IN
creasing deficits. Another thing was the
liberation OF the serfs. for which Alex
ander ii won great and not undeserved
renown; though il was done largely TO
spite the landed nobility. and was, in
fact, OF little real value until il was sup
plemented with another act even that of
which the fiftieth anniversary is this
week 10 be celebrated with imperial pomp
and empire wide reJoiclngs
That transcendent achievement was the
establishment OF local self-government
throughout the major part of the Rus
sian Empire under what is known TO
the world as the Zemstvo system Under
the old system OF serfdom the bulk OF
the rural population had been under the
patriarchal despotism OF the landed pro-
prietors. Now the serfs were freed, ana
they must have a share in the govern
ment. The situation was not altogether
unlike that I'm the United states at the
end of the Civil War. when the negro
slaves were enfranchised. Students of
comparative political history may de-
termine for themselves which country
pursued the wiser course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11
CAUSE OF DISASTER IN MAN.
CHURIA AND CHINA.

Just as the disasters of the Crimean
war were charged against the enslavement
Of the serfs and the lack Of local self
and in the China seas were attributed 10
the autocratc system and to the lack OF
constitution. When. in addition, several OF
the foremost ministers Of state were as
sassinated. the demand for reform be-
came irresistible. This may not have
been entirely logical. but. amid the woes
of that humliating and distressful period.
il was not effectively disputed. On this
ground. then. the Zemstvos took the lead
in the revolution in l9oi-'05. both In de-
mandng the granting OF constitution
and the establishment of national Par
lament, and also. il s grateful to record
in REFRESHING the wilder spirit OF violence
which then too much arose. Their efforts,
al once progressive and conservative,
minated in the creation of the first
D0uma the membership OF which was
largely composed Of men who had been
leaders in the district and provincial
Iemstvos In that pertinent sense there
fore, this weeks celebration commemo-
rates the beginning OF the constitutional
system In the Russian Empire. For the
Mir has never had any statutory founda-
ton or authority, while the Zemstvos. in
lS6i. We're founded upon specific and
formal decree OF the Emperor. the FIRST
imperial decree In the history Of Russia
To recognize the right OF the people TO u
share in government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11
BISMARCK. WAS A MULE OF
GREAT INGENUITY.

on the morning that 1t was Bismarck 5
turn TO carry him the mule was harder
70 find than Ex-Governor Sulzer IL To-
day. AS with the Governor, you felt that
Bismarck was in the vicinity, but, on the
other hand. the mule remained perfectly
nuiet. They couldn't locate her that
morning. fhe next day Bismarck would
wake up the whole camp at 4;SO a. m
asking for food.
In the spring of 1909 work was begun
on a macadam road from Santo Domingo
to San Cristobal, an important town,
eighteen miles distant. Work was held
back at times by the revolutions, but to-
day the road reaches its destination, and
the Dominicans can reach San Cristobal
over a rnacadam road. formerly COM
bnation of almost impossible quasmire
and equally impossible powders.
Sturdy native oaks have been planted
along the sides at sixteen-foOt intervals.
and already promise luxuriant shade.
Eleven miles from the city the Jaina
River is crossed on a modern steel bridge
of 332-foot span. recently completed.
1t was completely erected on shore on
huge trucks of railway wheels. for the
depth and frequent floods of the river
rendered the usual work of piing danger
Gus. When 1t was finished it was run for
ward on the trucks, one end resting on a
huge pontoon, which was then towed
across the river TO the other abutment
The actual work of hauling the bridge
across consumed about two hours and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11
DISASTROUS THINGS HAPPEN IN
THE TROPICS.

p a pathetically brief period a white
l,ar Is a stranger. whereas a seventeen
,enoach is not.
sch candidates f0g frontspiece illus
1,on on the best sellers soon learn that
rlngo trees are beautiful i'm the moon
lnt but that the moon shines when they
re asleep. They absorb the information
tsi inertia among the natives is an in
aown disease that only dynamite used in
i'ge Quantities can exteTminate.
And when YOU ERE "a man with or with
- ne Use Of dynamite. YOU cannot hire
rsihs Tor six months because there amt
~. You get The idea. That's an there
There are not any more.
Ahther source Of annoyance lies in the
az that rohody knows whether the next
Esamer. carrying much needed machin-
a. s,Ll Intends 20 come.
Mules that balk hy day and express
DER opinions by night make these Rich
rt Harding Davis soldiers Of fortune
az With George NJ. Conan: Take me
es-e-k 10 New York town
The difference between the mules and
scaled native labor is that the labor
As no opinions 20 express about any
A1s-no time. Al least this is so in. the
sahd Of santo Domingo