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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28
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SfaOt9eIdjtdjte.

Cine Der gliidIidfen GingcbunQGn
Der Qeip}i1er Gtabtbdter bar Der 9es
ItInB, ben prd6tpolIen Rcnaifanccbou
iniere8 alien 9taibduits. NIT Icinem
Qdubenqang, BEN eiotudrtigen llbrturm
unb ber ftol3en GiebeIreibe zines ocr
Id0HTcn YeiIpiele altpeutider @tdote'
bautunF, ndh Dem bor mebreren Sab
rem erfolqten l1mbuu 3ur 6eiuitdtte Der
Itaotg2i6idtiiden eammIungen gu ma'
den uub babel ben @baratter oes iAon2n
alien 6qufes ua6 I6glidteit gu nab.
rem. 90 6at man i'm erteu StodDeri
ben pra6toolleu Ratbauslual NIT ben
uunberoollen dlten gtatsberrnbil0niIicn
iiber BEN 8aHbItibIen, ben alien Sdmls
uen uno Der StabtpIeiiergaIerie iorgiam
pie6erbrgeiteat uno ihn ~! ben 3obIs
rei6en anoern 9iItorifden Re6enrdumen
bic aofbarteiten Der 4eip3iger &unt8ss
ididte in gef9madOol fi4 anPaHtnner
@inorbnunq, geipifermaben ols WIobis
liar, dnbertraut. ginen Shritt peiter
L.uBis man BEL Der nunmebr gliidlih
6eenbeten 2luFftllung Der tulturgeifiat'
liten Sammluugen i'm 5!peiten Stods
ri srben, bic dm pfiHgitmonta9 5um
erRen Mate Der Oefientli1teit ge3eiGt
norbeu iino. 6ier bat maH aus oem
ge.jirr bon @erpaltangsrdunen os'
dlteu 3eit einen ein5igen aieIeniaal gc'
mdtt, in benz nun bic ungebeure 6iiLle
bes pprbdnoenen WloteridIs INNER mob
bebdQlin pldB finben tonnte. glle guS7
Ftrablungen bes ftdbtii5en 2ebtns fPies
deln fidl bier oben fpiber, Die artegs'
srtigniiIe Ic,t bem 30idbrieen qriege Bib
3ur 96atrIhiaft 3ieben poriiber; oas
.8irtihuftsIeben" 3rigt bic GntpIdIuns
qsn ber 2eip3iger Msiie uRb oes tueIta
umipannenbtu 8uhbanbels; bic ru9ns
bOls 9eroangenfeit bes 3unfte uno
SanopertspeIens fpiegelt iiCb In tOif'
barem Cobb uub StI6erI4ab. Die
@ruppe ,,6eiiteslebsR" birgt ote reidt"
3eugHiIIe bon Goetbes uHo Sailsrs
aeip3igtr gufentbalt unb enttpidelt bic
literarifds @efaiHts Qsif;;gs bon gott'
fdeb btg uf gottIdoG in 8ilouihen
I'M intsreHanten 5riginalbsnelrriittH
qeipag ais 5bedters. ilfpuosrbstt aber
dls MuiitFabt fiubet breileite Dante
Irug. Die gnn8e Reibe Ter Sbomdss
tlntoren 3iebt borii6tr, BON SoHann Sss
baftian Bad tr31hlsn eigene 9dnbi9rifs
ten uub bas tin3i9 authentiids Selpors
trGt. bon 5ausmann 1748 gsmdlt. Bon
Nasnsrs. Gaumanns, Mtno.LsIobns.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28
Snir &C iHr OaS Gefi8eG Die Gangenindt bes Gdmeengs
ammIers. - Sclea poIgpbcnus.

Hsnn Der Gtfliigti3ii6ttr bic aese,
tdtieieit Ieintr 6ennn tontronitren min.
buHa mub is0t 5nnt Elm aenn5sihen
hd6sn, unp tdali9 mug man ins 2e9ss
bsid eintragtn, pb iie gtltgt bat pber
Hift. Gin Ii1eres aenugsifen hiarfur
gsben bic NIT Der 3abresJabl bar @cs
burt uub nit idufsnbtn glammern pers
ishsnen geidIoIsnen GuBriuge ab. bic
ben iungtn 5ieren i'm utter bon brei
1lnnaten angslegt prroen uno lpdtar
nint mebr ab5u5ieben Tino. sJeoe 6enne
lpirb bann unter ibrer Ringnummsr in
bas 9sgsbna eiRgetr1asn aontrofIiert
ipirh Biz Gsgetdtigteit burh IaaenntIttr,
bft bier an biier Steflr idlou pigDsrs
bolt bsibriebm uub dbgebilot purotn.
@te sriiHnen Iih atle duf bem grin5ip,
baB bic legenbe 6enue in bdB 9ltit gent
nnb bisIts Fg oann TdIiCBt, IobaB iie
beHslbe nid)t tDi:btr mad BEN 2egegsa
id6Ft bon IelbIt otrlaiIsn tam, Ionbern
bonn 3aater bsireit perbcn muB. 9rsia
bis birmnl am Sage isht man aus
oigItm Grunbs bic gleitsr nab.
] Sn IanbpittifaTtIi8tn getrieber
ldbt Iid ToIde aontrolte nur Idper bas
gdnSe 9abr binburd borHebm,n. gs
IdBt Eih aber nu1 bann Elm sinigsrmdBen
flares Bib Iber bic asiItungsTGbialcii
bss @efIiigtls fsSftltn, Benn 9allens
nelttr nur 2 Bis 8 Monate i'm Sabre In
Beirieb eeb1Isen pfrbsn, etpa bis 5u
gube M0rs. SonIt oientn fguBringe
aud sur Nlterstonsrolle Der 8itre Sc
fnb buun lslht bic Ssnuen. bic i'm
hritien Sabre lire atgstdtigleit btsnoet
bcbsn, FeItJuItsiisn unb bon o,r peiteren
6aIiune, neil pirtIdeIIih oann nldt
uisbr reniabsl, oussumer3en.
Sn bds llmIegtu Der guBrings SUI
linlsrIdxiDung beF 2(liersllaFsn bti
cintm gr0bertn 5iibntrpoIt tommt ne
thpbs. ntnn Der 3lfter in fplgauotr
ptattiTfer @siie porgebt. 2lud bier 1T
gyor1usleBung. bnB bic 9iibntr nidt
Iiaatr aehdIisn iperbeu dls bis gum
5,r6lt nod boIsnbstsm hritleH Qtbenss
idhre, iis lpaeR alIo Ridt alter ais 3la
lahrt iutrben, iohnB iebts 6iibntrnolt
INNER aug brsi gllterstldFtn 3uidmmens
e.Isbt III. Der iiingitt 9abrgang trd9i
ittnsu SyaBriup. oer 8iptite trdgt ben
gino afa ssn IinfSn, bfr brittle um ben
rsdjitu SUB. Den i'm 6srbIt oor oer
Wleutr ausgsmtr5ieH dIttIten Sigren
min esr Sing bsim Shladlsn oesr
l,in gkrlaAh abgsnommtn uHb bsn
run Ii BIZ 5psitt alafe tintutynoeH
umagfat, Dsn bon Der jptiitH IN BIZ
brittle alaHe ringadtHbeH pirb gr poa
BEN linlsn aui Den rs1ttn 5uB se3o9en.
posr o6er bic brittle AIafIt sr6alt dui
b,issn i5iibsn 5nbriHas Die als gtias
Iiir bic aualhsibtnbeR Oreiid1ri9en eius
a,ihntM 5riibiobrsliidsa bitib.a ring
irsi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28
Die 28icnen.

Sumn, ilmnl. liimm. Birnhcn
ltnlm bCtuW!
" lUir iuu air nidlls 81 0cioe
0lica' nur aus IN 2salo iulo
prtbc,
summ. itmn lumm. 9Ienbd
lUmm bcrm!
@spiB tcnum bic aacrmeiIIen bon
Sub Oos blbI&t 2ieb6en. Sd ltnnt
ts Ibou laHg', Dou ben Binsnrn aber,
BON oeutn oas GitO ms cr3dblt, puBtc
i6 bis iebt njdt bitI. SD ging t5ntn
MIR INNER Icbr GHgiilcb aus Dem ggtg1,
penn pds Cine piRn mir 2tlle BON
ibnen: ouB W eiUtn Stddtl bdbtn uno
ts is6r IDcb tut, peun fie uns bamt
fctgn. Ghon mduher SpaJiergdngfr
uuo man4e Spdlitrsdngsrin bat duBtr
einent ihpHen 9Iumenitraub Elm gang
Oides @sIi4t nit beim9s6raht -- uno
odrdn par Elm 8i,uguItih IhuIo. 8os
riscn Somm,: lt6tt idl einige 3eit in
benz 9duIe cints ngin,noalcrs'. 60
neHnt man eincn Scrra, otr bic gisuIn
pil,5i. 3a babe i'd OigIe Sitraen oil
betrodtst uHb biel BON ibnen cr3dhIsn
b0rcn. 9as bat mir 70 gut gsIaurn,
odB ib es SUD niebsrsr5dbleu pia, i'd
boffe Is g,idat Sud duh, 8itler Bic
nsn0oter 6at in isiHem @artsn Elm eigss
uts Sdus6m fir ieinc gieuen Itsb,n.
Die cine 0auo oe8 6dusdens 1T nur
haI66od, uuo Oarduf itt6t Gin 8ignsns
tod nc6eu otm dnbem, ods iinb bic
Wo1ubiuisr Der giencn. @s iino Sol3s
Iaiten. iaf cine garo lang unb cine
babe garO bod i'm gitret. IN Der
eineH i6malsn 8dno oitisr adiiH lit
Elm tleiuts GlugIo6, nit einem 9retts
den oaoor, bier fliIgtn bic gieaen aus
uuS elm. Qlu Der anberen l6mdtsn
Ssite 1T Glns einge3ostn unb bic Sol5s
nono uiro bdDor nit RiegeIn feiigts
6dltsn. gimmt man bitIs 8aub ab,
70 iiebt man 0urb oas @Ias, pie ourd
sin Jcnfer, in bd8 JnHtre oes aaftcns
uno fam bic gicrsu betr1htsn. 9tn
narmcu, Iounigen Lagcn iino Is bpuer
q;bcr, llnauib0rtid ijnb Iit auf otr
5ude uaa fsiuem gliitenitaub uno
ruben uitht tbet, dI5 bis ff genug 6os
Mig geiammrIt BADEN. Den bringeR Iie
an ibrtu gcinacn bcim. G5 Iic6t aus,
ais bdIten tt oidc farbi9e 9osasn ana
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28

ungebeijttu 3inmer dufgeIeLIt pirb.
Sir gidupen, bic ii9 in moos obeg
uHtsr 2aub berIrithen. benotiat man
ioqen llebtrninteruuostGItsn, bic am
5ipadntdBiqitsn aus 9rdbtaa5c bergeitellt
Iinb, bo9 eeniiqen aud Sol3tiiteH oa3u.
Man fiitlt bic aiiten Bis sur 5dlite nit
trodener, gut geiiebEer Grbe nit 5lube
Tanb bermif6t. 2luf bic Gr6Ihiht tpiro
cine MoosIhidt ausgebrtitct (ods gloos
III Dor bem ginbringen 5i 5er3upfen
unb Der 9ibe auSIuiebeu, bamit in benz
ietben porhdubere Snietten etc. Otruias
ttt ipsrben. lleber bic WloosI9ift
niro trodenes 2aub bon 9eerenitrdus
6ern, 6dielnuB, 8une ETC., ioipie biirrs
Raisbldtter unb GrbIenIdoten gebreitct.
gluF bieies iperben bic Rdupen geieBt,
bic iia bier bsrtrie6en. Der 0edel oe5
Gaitens foG qut IflieBen uno bcitebt
am beiten aus 9rabtga5e. On SteIlc
folder a1ftsn lam man aud gr0Bere
in gleider MtiYt dngefiilIte gIumenz
topic bcuuben, bic i'm 5rsien in eincm
geIhiibten Ieile nes gartens, Der 1iAt
pon ber Soune getrofien ipirb, ein9t'
graben iperbsn. SIM Sanuar bis 81
brudr nimmt man iit btrqu5 uno bringi
Iie In Elm tdttes 3immer. 3n berielbcn
8eiIe perfdhrt man nit ben u.berlDilts
ttrungstiiten. Stebt Dem 3iihter tein
Garten 3ur 8srfiigung, 70 itelt man iie
auf ben 9dlton, auf Elm 8lumen6rett
bor bem 5eniter ooer in einem mad
0orben gslsgeneu ungs1eiJten 3immer
aul, befen i5enIterfliisel itdnoig seoffs
net finb. QfLle pier Dphen III BEL froIts
freier Bitterung bas Noos etpds gu
beIprengen. !9at e8 gsidneit, 70 Iegt
man hdnbboh Sdnee auf bic Wlooss
unb glattIhidt, bd bic adlts sinsu ges
IunobeitIihen ginfluB auf bic iibers
ipiRterneen Raupeu ausiibt.
glod nem srfieu tDdrmen Regen i'm
8oririi9ling eripdden bic Rdupen. 9ns
jeniaen, bic inr 3immer Iteben unb Der
5riiblingsrs9eu ni4t bctommen finn
tdttig 8u befprenaen. bod 1T Elm gluFs
Iiellen Der 8dIten aud berisnigsn Raus
pen bic bon GaJebeuttln um6iiat fno,
i'm 5rlhlingsttgen piel bshr dls cir
8sIprengen. Die Raupen iaugen bsgies
rio bus MaFer aui, I'M bic rGbrene
bts Binters in ben Ddrmen bart ges
iporbenen ggiremeute BON Iit gsben ~
t1nneh
qls erifts Gutter fir bic erpdfenbm
adupen biensn @oeelnriere, 26penaobr,
4pFetfhafsn, 5aldt, aoblbldttcr ETC.,
NIT BEN F1 bic poIbpbdgen Raupen IN
bsr triten 3eit bagniigsn. gluh bic tpels
ttn Slater aus oem lleberlpiHterunqss
tdTtcn foGen teilipeiie nit in bas Rdus
penbaus qebradt tperbeu, bu mdnde
Rauptn bieIes Ggutttr rOtpenbig ses
braunen.
Die 9dums unb Gdubrdupen ers
ipahen erIt Ipdt aug bem Dinteri6lafc
unb benugen baun bic gldttlnoIpeH obsr
Die ooridbrigs RiHbe ibrer GutterpfiGns
zen.
Sci piPten guleGnrieu tnun man bic
Umterrube bfr Rdupm ablir5en. Ia,
Dem man Iis sehig in bas 3immer briRgt
unb Iie NIT in glumeutDpfsn ge5pgeHem
gyuttsr fiittert. Gis UerpuppeH iia 0aRE
friiber unb gs6eu fdou i'm Sunuur ben
Sdmetterliug.
Sun SefbE idon poIildnOis snts
nidtltt aaup,n. bi, ttins 3tit sur 9trs
puspuna mt6r babsH, ubtrrinttrn ebtas
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TarTdnsrs. aprbincs, glsbitrs 2tipsis
gtr 8e5isbunstn rsotn loIibort 2Iufcs
grapbeRiddbt. SnS aunhesIhi@tIids
ptnoet Tih bic GdmmIung iblieblih
lritbsr in Der EbisiIuns ilir aIiaasips
jiaer MobnuHsbiuIur uHb Gltioers
mnos. GIroBlasis, @iiItuugen babsn
es bier srm5glidt. Elm, Rslbs i0fIid NJ
timer, nit srlsIen,m alien aausroi ouss
g,lialtster 3imm,rsinriaiuneen ouf3us
bautn, bic ben @d9mdd Der Niireers
mIiur Sur 3,it Der RsnaiHanes. Oes
garod, oes gioloio unb 9ieosrmti,i
iiberous oRhsimtInb Dor aus,R iiibrsn.
Di, Gruppirune unO 9arIslluHs oisiss
berIhieoSnartioen Dlateriols bari ais
ungtmrin glitlih btJ,ihntt ptrprr.
lltbtro1 III bic Diriuns bee oItpdtsriIn
Sraulid5sn dngsnrtbl; od ipiru bic gee
miiilihs 2usnubung bertieftGr denntra
niIhen, ber 3auber nertpoler alter SrIa
ginal, in Del 5piiasn ben pislen Stihsn
uuo S6nitten. Der Rti5 einIeIner WlObeb
Itiide, bic buHte gruft bpn mdffen uHb
aoHiimen. Ser Seiii les alien @aus
Derts III aud i'm SHnern lebeabis esa
biicben. Wun srisbt bic 8ergdngsnbeli;
lie III ntdt tot, aumm, siursgiItriert
unb totuIogiIisrt; fs sripsiit iid) ftdrttr
dls bic 9eg,nDart ba orduBen uHo hdA
cincn in hdrtem gaun Isf, Iolduss man
ii bieien GdIsn peilt qeip5ig bat oas
NIT cine Gtbcn5piiroiaIeit Seiponasr,
an Der tein 5reuub dltosutlaer 6tabta
tultur boriibergGbtr ioltel
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Der ShmctlerllnaslummGr, bsr fiji
Ttins Sanmtnug CUTE, ta0eItoie Sdmets
terIinge 5u baben fpiini6t, 3tebt bic 1itre
i'm aauptnbduie aus gsIammeIten Ruus
pen. 6isr Inn IduptubouIe 9ebt bic
entpidlRns Der 3iere idneler 0On itdts
ten dIs in bsr freien glatur. Sie 5ers
IdLt, Il nah ben 5dutungsn, in 3psi,
brsi pnb msbr qtrioben, 9ebor bic
9autung eintritt. ittli bic Roupe bds
grtFm Elm, beitet Iid bann uaA Ginger
3eit nit brei gdu9fiiBm unb ben Rd6s
Iaittem ieit. iprengt burd 9rchungcn
unO Ntrbungen biz aIte, melt uuo trcs
den 1eporbcne Saut ji6cr BEN aopie
uno pinbst Iia aus otm dIten aIcibe
beraus, Is tomult Bel mebrtren Raus
pen Dor bab bic 5drbung ber Ruupe
nan isber 5dutnng eine anoere iii.
Die aca sutlpidelten &uuptn, bic 5ur
8erpuppung reif iiub, 3eigen bieI,n 3us
itano oarh 9tppetitloigteit unb llnrubs
on. Radte Raupen idrben Iih uumits
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28

Gage inmtr mcbr R06r6en 9,fiiat mas
ren. Gommt Der Winter, 70 Tnb bic
8iensn feriis NIT gduen un6 Sonigbss
rtiten, Gle ruben nun aus uno pers
Jc6ren babel bic iiibs Speile, bic iie Ii6
nit 70 sroBem 6Ieibe berihdfft baben.
Drn bic gicnen bersiteu ben 9onig
ui6t Iiir uns Weriteu, Ionoern fir Ii6.
bamit Fe i'm Diuttr, peun iis nitt i'm
Grejen berumfliegeR no Ia BON ben
glumsn i5re 9la6rure boItn t0nHsn, bod
81 Itben babeu, Rur mas Ic ii6rig ldIs
fen, ihucioet Der 8icHeu0atsr i'm 6riibs
iabr fix uns beraus. ST nun Der Soms
mcr re6t talt un6 NAB, 10 t6Hnen bic
9ienen Nibt qenug Souig bereitsu. 9as
III I6Iimm fir ben gienenpdter unb
nod I9immer fir bic ainoer. bic ben
SOnis 70 germ ehen. bcnn Oa eibt es i'm
igrii6idbr fejnen. unD nm muB Der Bies
ncnpater ieintn gieHen eine iiibe Speiis
6eretcH, ionIt ber6ungern iie. Gr todt
9dnois3uter reGt bid Gin unb Ittut eine
52uiieI pou in ben gicusnitod, mad
Elm paar 3agen iIt iie itou Ieer,
(SaluB folg)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28

- lIntt 6sm Stt,I .9bg SHugdrion
Rtpietp+ sri9siut icst sins nsue 3ett.
I6rtft in guoapsh. Sic IOa. bon uReas
rti9em 6eiit bsisslt, in sugIifber
Spra1e ods HeutraIs ausIanb BON
aeiItieen unb tultursIlsn 2ebea bss beus
Fiqen llngarn ibsrSsugen. s. .. Gemps
IeD, Der felt bieIen SubeR in ilnsarn
unfdFige srIGnber, aud 9osent an Der
aluuisn6urgsr llaio.rFtdt, lit Der Rts
bditsur-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28

fails, ie fr,TeR aber i'm Grabja6r nidt
me6r, fonbern '6reitcn glei6 sur Der
puppuna.
Gft 1T cg arg2brddt, 5aB Bel ber.
Id)ie6cnen Ruupen, bic Fh 5ur 8erpups
pung uniaiden, bieIe einJeln qebo.tsr
perbtn, bd msbrsre iid i'm tnasn 8ep
Batter Bel ibrcr ltnrube ionit it1reu. 8es
ionosrS gilt oieIes BON Sbpdrmerraus
pen. 9ieIe i0reu iia bei Der 8erpups
pung 70, bdB Die quppcn 6tfdGoigt
ipcrbeu unb i'm btttn Safe 0ertriipptIt.
G6metterlin9s lieiern, bic fir bic
Gammlung tpertlos iin6.
QluT bic 8ebanolung Der puppeu iibet
6erbit unO @iuter tomme i4 ipater
bier 5uriid
Die bciite6enbe q6oto9rap6ie Iteut
cintn ber i40nen groBen betmiideH
Spinner bar beiisn pi'ieHIdldftliher
Rdme .polyphemus" iib Oon ben cins
dugi9sn pDlDpbemus Der 9ric6iIden
M1tbolOgic berIhreibt. Der Ghmetters
ling 6at d6er bier 9tastIare qtugen,
TobdB bic g:5ieGuuger 5u Dem idgens
batter Polppbenus rur odburdI rihtta
Iinb, iDeun nan beDentt, baB ieber Gliis
del beg Gpturtrs Elm Quge bat. Dds
1ier III 5iemIid melt in Rorbz unp
5iioamertta btrbreitst. Die 9runbs
farbe beg Ghmetterling8 1T Elm 3arte8
r6tlites Braun nit bsllereu unb bunts
IereR 2iuien.
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49, Die Sugenb gleift 6em 9idmans
ten, Der erIt bonn gldn5t, tpenn ct oes
iaIiifen lit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-23
REAL HOMES FOR ORPHANS
Dependents To Be Transferred from
Institutions.

A good home is the ideal place for
the training Of child. The White
House Conference on the Care of De-
pendent Children, held in 1909, advo-
Gated the transfer of children from in
stitutions to real homes wherever pos
sible. The State of Massachusetts, haas
practically all her dependent children
placed in private families. Minnesota,
Michigan, Wisconsin, New Jersey and
other progressive states and cities have
fallen in line. Commissioner of Chart
ties Kingsbury has now adopted the
same system for the thousands of de-
pendent children in New York City,
says "Leslie's." The work of the Chill
drens Home Bureau will be under the
supervision of Second Deputy Commits
sioner W. j. Doherty, an expert in this
line of work because Of fifteen years
experience, prior TO his present APP
pointment, as executive secretary of the
largest Catholic placing-out agency in
the country. Chlldr,l will always be
placed with families of their own
creed, and all homes TO which children
are assigned will be fully investigated.
Such a sy TEN, when fully inaugurated,
will mean the retention of institutions
solely for the temporary custody" Of
dependent children until iitable and
permanent foster homes can be secured.
In New York City the entire admins
tratiye work Of this new form of char
ity, which will mean 40 much in the
way of better citizenship, will be borne
by private funds, $4,000 having al
ready been contributed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-23
WILCOX ASKED
TO SOOTHE MOOSE
ProgressiveS Resenting
Treatment They Get
from Old Guard.

The uprising Of California Progress
sives against the Old Guard Republi-
cans is only part of a rebellion
which is sweeping through Hughes
Progressives in many other states. The
situation has become so serious that
William R. Wilcox. chairman of the
Republican National Committee, has
been told that unless he takes hold
with a firm hand the effect on Mr..
Hughes's race will be serious.
The Progressives say they have been
used as a sort of window dressing,
have had little part in the active work
and have been made TO feel that they
are being tolerated only because it is
good politics.
The Progressives have been appoint
cd 10 committees, not alone at Ma
tional Headquarters, but in the states
but. except on rare occasions. the Old
Guard have kept all the limelight for
themselves.
Wilcox has hal the situation put
up 70 him squarely and vigorously in
the last two days by Halbert A. Gard
ner, the Progressive leader of Maine.
He has complained that the Progress
siyes often have been ignored so far
as active work is concerned, and that
they object 70 being a sort of scenery
for the acts Of the Old Guard.
The Progressiyes are inclined TO
blame Mr.. Wilcox. They say that II
he had insisted that they share honor5
the uprising in California and other
states would never have come. They
point out that his powers are so broad
that his request would be a command
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-23
POLICE DEPARTMENT

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-23
BLACK TON BLAME
LAID ON CARRIERS
Coroner's Jury Accuses Lehigh
and Storage Company.

The Lehigh Valley Railroad and the
National Docks Storage Company were
held responsible by a Coroner's jury
in Jersey City, yesterday, for the Black
Tom explosion of July 30. James w.
Mccarthy, Assistant Prosecutor, later
said the case would be presented to
the September grand jury and indict-
ments asked against officials Of both
companies.
Lack of fire precautions on the part
of lessees ard lessons Of the property
furnished the direct cause of the ex-
plosion, the jury reported, after hear
ing of hydrants that yielded no water
and OF an inadequate force of watch
men.
IL is likely that at least one of the
four warrants charging manslaughter
which were issued soon after the ex-
plcsion will be superseded By the action
of the grand jury. That is the one
under which Theodore b. Johnson,
president Of the Johnson Towing and
Lighterage Company, was arrested.
The evidence taken tended to show that
the fire started on shore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-23
FINCERPRINTS TRAP
TACITURN JOHN DOE"
Marks on Stair Rail Reveal
Prisoners Identity.

A man who would say only that he
was "John Doe" was arrested Monday
as he was sinking up the stairway in
the Yorkville court leading 20 Magis-
trate Kroteps chambers. When he re-
fused to tell anything about himself
the police developed the fngerprints ne
had left on the stair rail; They say
the fingerprints proved the prisoner
was Paul Binder, alias Fual Graeey.
alias Herman Smith, allas francis
Rinder OF 2l5 East Forty-third Street.
"John Doe" was arraigned yesterday
before Magistrate Krotel. charged with
disorderly conduct. It was learned no
had been sentenced before By the mag
istrate and had been released Monday
from the Queens County jan
"Tobn Doe" received his fourteenth
New York conviction few minutes
after arraignment and was sent to the
workhouse for three months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-23
HELD FOR INJURING BOY
Baker Brutal When Awakened by Play
Say Witnesses.

Abraham Shapiro was arrested on .
charge of felonious assault yesterday
after a six-year-old boy. Max Kirsch,
had been picked up unconscious be-
meath the windows Of his apartment, at
33i East 1Olst 81. Mrs. Rebecca Kirsch,
the boys mother, accused Shapiro OF
throwing him from the fire escape. The
boy was injured internally and may
have a fractured skull.
Shapiro is a baker and sleeps during
the day. Mrs. Kirsch, whose home is
beneath his, let Max play on the fire.
escape yesterday. According 70 the
story she told Magistrate Ten Eyck, in
the Harlem court, the boy scrambled
up TO the level Of the bakers window.
Suddenly, she said, Shapiro seized him
and began TO shake him. Despite her
shrieks, the mother continued, Shapiro
flung the boy free OF the platform and
down 10 the yard below Other wit.
nesses told the same story. Shapiro
said the boy had annoyed him, making
it impossible to sleep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-23
Suffrage Cooks Cake Wins
Votes When Arguments Fail
Mrs LaidIaw Is Going to Make Votes for Women
Omelet Too and Serve 1t at Atlantic City
with Amendment Sauce"

Straight from making chocolate cake
and banana mayonnaise in the Berk-
shires, Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw, vice
chairman of the New York State Suf-
frage party, will rush to the emergency
convention at Atlantic City. September
G. to stir up a suffrage omelet, possibly
with amendment sauce.
Some people imagine sufragists can't
cook. Mrs. Laidlaw is more famous for
her chocolate cake than for her Albany
lobbying and her suffrage speeches.
Thirty-six new salads is her record for
the summer. "Frenchy joe" up at
Rangeley Lakes, who holds the palm
for cookery. this summer lost wager
that he could make soufiies equal TO
those Of the vice-chairman OF the New
York State Suffrage party.
Mrs. Laidlaw invents her secret rec
ipes in a hidden camp in a forest, and
refuses to disclose them to the chefs OF
any of her New York friends. She is
willing to explain how best to bake the
bread of suffrage, but that IS
as far as she cares to go. A piece OF