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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-16
Want 4 Good Cow7

FOR SALE-One large red cow.
three-elghths mule and five.eighths Wild
cat She usually goes on q visit every
summer. but she 10 very much attached
to her home at present by means Of
a log chain. Any person wishing to
buy her I will throw In nifty feet of
two-inch rope and an old ak. Would
like to sell her to some man who thinks
he could whip Mexico single-handed Ad-
dress Logan Nickert. r. r. No. 8. OF
tumwa, Iowa.-ottumwa (Iowa) Re-
view.
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Tomorrow.

Annual excursion OF the Royal Arcanum to
Msrshall Hall. all day.
Annual excursion OF woodmen Of the World
to Chesapeake Beach. all day.
Ma sonic--Naval, No. 4: Hiram. No. 10; La
Faystte. No. 10; William r. sinsleton. No:
%: Adoniran Council. 10, 2. OF the Royal
s, of the Eastern Star. called on.
odd Feliows-columbia, No TO- and Cove
nant, No. Is: Friehdship Temple. No. g.. OF
Knights Of PythiasAFmnki!n. No. Z
acknowledgements Tent. No. 8: District
Tent, No. g.
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Saws Reset.

There's one thing that's certain"
Says old Mr.. Peck:
"A boil on the stove Is
Worth two on the neck"
Cincinnati Enquirer.
And Uncle John Rec
With his hustle and push.
Knows the bird on the dollars
Worth two on the bush.
Florida Times-Union.
But never did fisherman
outside of a dream
Like two cooked trout
More'n one in the stream.
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Not Without Avail.
'eter Cooper, stand up"

peter Cooper, stand up"
The raw-boned ''poor-white trash"
holding his ragged hat In one hand
and the tail of his shabby coat in the
others. walked slowly up to the stand.
Eyes. Judge"
"You are accused Of profanity In q
public place"
ST guess / did 1t. Judge. Niger was
tryin' to steal ma boss"
"But you should know better than
to take the name of the Lord In vain.
Mr.. Cooper"
'It warn't In vain, Judge. You. Jes'
ought ter have seen that niger run!"-
Case and Comment
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Duff G. Thronburg.

Funeral services for Dun @. Thorn
burg. who died suddenly yesterday at
his desk In the Pension Office. aged
Knoxville. Tenn. The body may be
viewed today at the Zurhorst funeral
parlors. 30l East Capitol street.
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Try This on Your F1ivver.

For fleas on ones person try the fol-
lowing recipe. vouched for by Califor-
mans; Undress quickly. then step into
the bathtub. The fleas. attracted by
white porcelain. Will jump from the body
to the tub When you think they have
all jumped off. hop out. turn on the wat
err and drown them.-Health Advice In
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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FUNERAL RITES FOR
CAPITAL RESIDENTS
Places and Time of Services Ar
ranged by Bereaved Families
Mrs. Elizabeth Frere.

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth
Frere, widow of Richard A. Frere. who
died suddenly on Monday, VIII, ne held
at the residence. 2ll9 Twelfth street
terment will be made in Glenwood
Cemetery.
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Source of Anxiety.

De white folks make drefful stir
An act like dey's afraid;
Dey takes Cat old Thermometer
An hangs 1t in de shade.
When II goes up in summers prime
Dey say II Is a shame;
An when II drops in winter time
Dey boilers Jes' de Same.
Dey talk about him at their meals
An everywhere dey go.
Dey won believe de way dey feels
Until he say It's SO.
Though all de guns dat shoot so fur
Dey faces without fear.
Dat little old thermometer
Kin hand 'em all a skeer.
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
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Anne Waldecker.

Funeral services for Anne waldecker,
her sister. Mrs. Eichhorn. 602 Third
street northwest, tomorrow at 9 o'clock.
thence to St. Aloysius Church. where
requiem mass will be celebrated at $3.50
o'clock. Interment will be private.
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Mrs. Sarah A. Magruder.

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah A.
Magruder. formerly q resident Of this
city, who died at the residence of her
son, Edward g. Magruder, Roland Park,
Baltimore. In the ninety-second year of
her age, were held at the home Monday.
Interment was made in Greenmount
Cemetery, Baltimore.
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A Small Donation.

n SmHII IOUHVIOH.
Here my poor fellow" said the care
full philanthropist. Here's a nickel for
you. Take It and try to lead a better
life"
Thanks. boss" replied the tramp.
IT may be past reformin.. but you kin
rest easy about on thing"
And what Is THAR"
IBIS jitney amt goin' ter carry mo
much farther on de downward path
Birmingham Age-Herald.
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IT.

so you honestly think you have the
sinai test boy on earth?"
Maybe he isn't vet: but he WI be
II he keeps on making me answer all
the questions he can think up."-Ex-
change,
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Mrs. Merle c. Kesler.

Funeral services for Mrs. Merle c.
Kesler, who died yesterday in her
twenty-sixth year, will be held at the
Nevius funeral parlors, 926 New York
avenue northwest. tomorrow at 10
o'clock. Interment will be made at
Wilmington, Del
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Thomas A, Watson,

Funeral services for Thomas A. Wat.
son, who died suddenly on Monday
will be held at his late residence. 50.
o'clock.
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Bless I'm.

DON my hat
To my friend Brewster
Whose auto killed
My neighbours rooster.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Bless the tin car
The Coopers run
From where we are
We see the fun.
Houston Post.
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Mary and the Lamb Up-to-Date.

Mary had a brand new dress;
She had II made to please,
And every place that Mary went
A lamb could see her knees.
youngstown Vindication.
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Strand.

Lillian Gish. remembered as tho star
of The Birth OF a Nation" will be
featured at the Strand Theater Sunday
10 IAN Innocent Magdalene." II Is an
unusual photoplay, whose theme deals
with the mischief wrought By SLAM
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warmed-over love IL generally
as unsatisfactory as rehashed
jokeB.-Indianapolis News.
No Mere Man Ever Could.

Jim Smith he was a mighty man.
Greatest we ever saw.
He had a plan to end at once
Old Europe's raging war.
BUT-he couldn't put a silcncer
On one small woDean's jaw!
Memphis Commercial-Appeai.
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II Would Seem So.

A tombstone epitaph seems to be
q case OF posthumous fame.
In which a man gets what he wants
After he's out of the game,
Indianapolis Star
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Shocking.

He kissed me and promised not to
tell"
And then7"
'It wasn't two minutes before he
repeated it."-Cincinnati Commercial
Appeal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09

Gie 9eide oes SSobn 93aponsft
mel1er am lebten Sountag nit iei'
mem 8relinoe Benjamin @nnorinet
bei'm @oOen ertrant. muroe bon 5lucI
6iiderleiIten iIngeiGbr cine bolbe
Meile bon Der Stlle, no oos llngliid
iidD 5ttrug, 9ehmOen. goworo T6o-
mas imo @iIliom SAB 5ogeu eeItern
i6re 6iiAiHmur elm rno an einem
Safen befono iid ole 2eihe oes gla-
ponSfi. giaponsfi imo @anorinef
ertronten inoem iie in Elm 40 SUB
tiefes God inn 4otapsco.6luB, nabe
StansburD Gope, eerietben uno nibt
mebr an Die SberilG1e 81 geIangen
bermo1teu. Die Qeibe Oes g9onori-
nef mur0e bon ser Yoli5eimonniHott
Ger 9rooflDuer Eoli5eiltation ihon
am Sonutag fllr5 nah Dem ltniaa
eeillnoen. 9laponsfi mar 27 Sabre
alt uno mobute in 9lr. 1898, Siio-
@ono.StraBe, m66renO @anorinef
80 Sabre alt mar mO in Or. 700,
Sii0.8on0- -StrQBe, mobnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
Der StunOen6eiNer.

@te llbr Bat oufgeb0rt, als etnoige
6orm oen &reis fir ii9 5u beoniprus
den, bas StnnbiIo Der @pigteit unb
bes etpigen GIieBens Der Dinge. mir
lebeu iebt llbren in He9tedform, dls
Se9ssd. Dreied. Gnipfe, uno ale oieie
9lborten etnmdl bod unb einmal quer
eeltelt. @ie 3iFferbIGtter oeigen neis
drttee 3dblentbpen, uno Der geringe
Dur9meEer ses Dertes ma9t bic llbr
geeigneter fir Die MeiteHtofGe. oas
2lrmbdnb ober @iirtel.
60 bat iib ber mabnenoe @egleiter
zines einfOrmigen RrsisIaufes Der
Sage In elm Ding perpanbelt. OdS ii9
Der @egenpart anpaBt, bos ii1 in Die
Tormen unIerer MSbel, unierer &Ieis
Der, unlerer 9aIGen einFiigsn min un0
fid in ieiner duberen @rI4einung nit
uns unb alien onberen benz Me4Iel
ilnteriperfen muB. benz eipig Neuen,
oas uns Die SriebtrGfte Der @roBitaOt.
bic Mebaniiierung unIeres eanoen 9es
bens auforGngen. llnO ebenIo ipenig
ipie mir Der 3eit 5urufen tOnnen: nieb
itiIl, 70 ipenig mir Die GntiDidlurg
oufoubdIten berm5een, ebenfO ipentg
t1nnen mir uns benz @eia berf9lieBen,
Der fir unIere @usen In biefen neuen
sFprmen lieat, un0 mir tiln baber am
beiten. uns cine oie1er neuen llbren
aus3ulu6eu, Die beionbers gut ou uns
ferer Grf9eiuung - Iet iie 0ierli9 ooer
f9per, regelmdBig ooer abfonOerlidb -
paBt. Wir buben Die 9luspabl, ni6t
nur In ben Gormeu, fonbern i'm Wlos
terial; oenu neben golbenen, iilbernen
uno Tulasllbren Iiebt man fol9e aus
@maile, aus pIatin, - nit Steis
nen, @riIlonten ooer Gilelierung ees
f9miidt.
Die bielfaC9e @eripenbung ser Qlrms
banoubren BAT bos SntereIIe an oieTen
bibI6en tleinsn Dingen nod erbeblicb
beIebt. Sebt fir Oie 9Reife iperben
AUDI bic Damen ii8 mebr nod ols biss
ber noh prattiTden 9GrmbanOubren
umIeben. Sie tperben fir &eileolpede
bornebmlid in 2e0er eetragen; ote
llbren IeIbit lpGblt man germ in Der
ldngli6en Sonnenform. 3pedbiens
ltbe uuo bibide Neubeiten gibt es
nu9 in auflteGbaren llbreu in 2eoers
eebdufen, uno Dor alIem in fleinen
OReiIepedern nit Ieudteubem Ruoium'
8ifferbIutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09

Der @ibunesIaul bes 2[bgeOrones
tenbauieS In Berlin trug fiir3lib Elm
fsitli9 @epanb. Deden, Seppicbe uno
@orbdnge 5ierten ibn unb gaben be-
IOuoers Oem bonn Prdfbtum uno bem
Bureau eingenommenen SeiI 6es
Saales Elm farbenret6es Bib. gtnen
feItiumen @egenlab ba0u biIoete Der
rGif9 0es Qauies". 60 piel proIotf9e
Nii9ternbeit mag ibm oupor nod iel'
ten anDertruut getpeien IeiH. Da Iasen
8tnbfdoen, Stride unb Toue, Sreibs
riemen, SGde, 8eutel, &abelItiide u.
oergl. mebr. llno inmitten ote1er
Dtnge bemertts man cine Roue popier
in 6drbe uno Stdrte etpa bon Der
9lrt, tuie es gum gini9laeen beHubt
nitro. DteTes papier ober mar ni9ts
aHberes alS Der Robfoff, aus bem bier
Die bunten Seppidbe oeipebt unb bort
Der graue Cad gefertigt mar. Wlit
oiefen neuen Wunbern Der Se9nit
iouten nun ole 9eIu&er bctannt ges
macbt tperben. Ser Deuti9sSeiterreis
biiGe Wirtl9aftSberbanb bate ben
9lbeno peranitaItet, unb Ieiner GinIas
oung tpOren nGdIt Der Snoufrie unO
9anocISpelt aud GJeneralItob, Griess
uno Sanbelsminilterium oefolgt unb
botten Wertreter entIanbt. Denn NIT
oem WeIttries Iteben aud oieIe i'm
Scale DDrgefiibrten GraeugniRe i'm
engften 3ufammenbane, unb Fie Iino
glei9iam nur Elm Sinnbilo fir oas
gBort, Dab glot erfinberii9 ma9t.
gDie Milbelm Sartmonn, Der ges
neraloirettor bcs @rGflib 6endeI bon
DOnnersmardihen 3eIuIoIes uno pas
pierton5erns, in einem @Ortrag: Die
nellen Triebensinoujtrten Der Wlittels
md4te" ausfiibrts, fam es ourauf an,
fiir bic aus @ngldno In gepaltigen
Meneen be5ogene SUITE etnen @rIab gu
i4affen. Griibere Weriu9e, nit Dem
aus 3eIluIOie berseIteuten papier elm
bertpebbares 9arR berSuiteIlen, baben
unter benz 3pange Der beutigeH Gage
raitlOs betrteben, 0ant Der beuti9en
MiHenI9oFt uno Se9nit uub Der
Spferipilltgteit Der Snbuitrie gu DOI,
lem GrfoIg sefii6rt. llno 70 ipetttrus
genb III btefer @rfolg, oab es it@
IGneit nibt mebr nm sinen 0ur9 ben
&rteg unS uufse5pungenen glOtbebeIf
banoeIt. n2os bon @nglano!" Iou,
70 fiibrte Der Heoner aus, I'm bem bon
Der SUITE bisA:r beberri6tcn Tabritas
tiOnsgebiet in beiben MittelmG9ten
bic 9oiune iperben." Su. pGbren0
man Die Mtllionen ipart, bic man
fonit fir ienen @oNtofF GngIuno 0abs
len mubte, pesSen DeutI9lauo uno
SeIterrei9sllngarn aus papiergarn
gema4te Maren ousfiiDreu. DAP ober
oies alIes ni4t pbantaitif4e 3utuuftss
trGume iin0, fon0ern auf ben Boben
Der MirtIi9teit eeIteIlte nddte Sutias
ben, oabon ourfte AUDI Den 8peifler
tmmer pieoer Elm Bid ouf ben Slid
oes 9duies unb feline 10 feitIi9 gee
famiidte llmsebung iiber5euet babeu.
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Dns conO DER Stiirme.

Nah ben 8eObubtungeu uno guf-
Set6mlnsen Der ouitraliI9en Gibpols
expedition, bic in oen Sabreu 1911 Bis
1914 ftdttfano, Iol oas IturmretbIte
2onb Der Groe oas in Der Qlnturttis
geIegeHe 2anb QlbeIie Iein. Dort be-
trdgt, pie in Der MeteoroIooifden 3eits
i4rift beri9tet miro, Ole mittlere
@tuogel9pinGieteit ni5t peniger ala
o4t5ig &iIometer ouf Die Stunoe pdbs
reno beS sdnsen Sabres. Die SSnItrus
mente 5eigteH nibt Ielten burdI9nltts
lthe Stunbenseibpinbigteiten bts su
160 &iIometern unb nod mebr. Die
@inoe famen aus Iiiolicber OPidtunq
bon Dem 1850 Wteter uno b0ber lieqens
Den ploteau 0es ontorttif6en sFeits
Ianbes Der. Sbre gfi9tung mar 10
beltdnoig, baB bas Weben Der Minbe
mn Stelle oes 4ompaKes, Ser peaen
Der glGbe oes maenetil6en SiiopOls
ni6t mebr SuoerIdIfs mar, Sur Oriens
tieruna Der Hi9hing BEL ben W2GrIcben
TN arttiiheu 9dIbbunteI getpGblt ipers
ben tonnte. Sin eroBes @ergniigen
muB es aber niht MAIDEN, in fold
etnem irinbigen 2dnbe IGneere V[uSs
fliige 3l rnternebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
Sin QinS idlluer ucrIeat.

@GbrenO ser fIeine If W3onate
alte Gibbons Song Sobn bon @en-
iamin Gong bon 9lr. 305, Siio.
9ouIoin.traBe, 0ieblanotoWn, auf
einem Gii1e in Dem &eIlereeib6B
I6lief, rolltc CT biniuiter uno itieB
nit Dem &opfe eegen sen Ofen imO
fiiote iid einen SdGOelbrid 81. Der
@leine ipliroe nod benz Sobns Sop
fins.0oipitoI gebrodt, no iein 3u-
Itono ais be0enfli1 erfIGrt puroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
0O0m 4. GU0n8 in G0utOm acitOr6cn

gIod cincr lonelpierigen Grmrfbeil
perlAieO Ger 62.idbrioe Sobn j.
gpans inn Seine ieiner Sdlpeiter
Ssrau gOworO aer6ofi 9ar. 1918.
Siio I. StraBe, Ganton on elmer
Complication bon 9eioeu. Gr bin
terldBt auBer leiner SGpeiter, 6ral'
Ger6off nod cine Shpeiter, 6rall
Ssobn goans bon johannesburg,
Siio-9(frifa, imo orei @riiOer, @m.
S. gpans bon GbaIe, @0., Srcoerid
goonS mO @eorge ". Gpous. Die
8eiieBlmg eriolet morgen gta6nit-
tag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
GrDicIt ieiu Wait6djsu acfH6It.

Sones @omors BON glr. 1888,
@ontou-9lpenue, muroe geltern bon
Nibter @ere6t bon Ser 0aliben go
Ii5eiItation 5u elmer @eIoltrafe bon
$26.45 peroounert neil er nit ieiner
Sbeuerfrou abiolut Streit boben
mlBte. SSrou Sulia Cohen cine alt
lide 6rau, 0ie fir Gonnors ole 9lei-
uieungsarbeiten beior9te, er5d6lte
oem RiGter, ooB Gonuors pl0slid in
@utb gerietb, iie angriii lmo auf Oic
StraBe iaete. Gonnors be5oblte ole
Strofe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
gOOt amfacfnmOcm.

Serr 6reoerid Orb, 65 Sabre ali,
wuroe geiiern in Dem SolIie oes Co
MEL 9. 5teiuba6er, gtr. 1929, Sins.
lep.StroBe, toOt oufeeflnoen Orb
mar Elm &riippel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
@rnnNitafa.llebcrtrnnnnaen.

NHb' CtA'NpNp e''t Npb' o. ~
pitb, Oiticitc Scr @inneDs nobc O'-
.StroBe, / @rlmoitiid.
Conrad Sell on Catherine 6. 5orf
unO @otte, Oltieite Der @entrol-9lOe..
nabe .StroBe, 16 bel 95.
Rodeiter Some Building SO. al
George gliseI uno 6rou, SlorOoitieit(
ser 9llomeoo 9Ipenue, nobe &orforO
9tooO, 14.10 bel 100.
9lnno z. @ibtbum an GIi5obett
Sre6eS, Sii0peitieite ser NIeiebbor.,
nobe NIc2im.StroBe.
@cnrp 9. 8uicb lmo 6rou an oi(
Sitle @uorotce ono Srult Co., 5mei
@runoItiide.
Securities SO. an Caroline s8
Groder, A @rlnOltiide.
Sobn ylcSl0oiu umo Srm an So
9lp uno 5rau, @eitieite Ser @Iober.,
nubc Seiferion.StroBe, 1.6 bel 65.
WforD SIoOocet on Sronf Slomc
lnO 6rau, Siioieite ser W9illimon,
StroBe, nobe 8rooopoD, 13 bel GO.
@Onuuo z. Bates on 6onnie W1or.
Itcin, gtorOieite ser erineton., nubc
@inc. .StruBc, 20 bel 100.
gImonOa =. Seller lmO @otte on
S. 2ebin 9lorooitede NlooIon. im0
Stirling StroBe. t6 Bel -.
6rmf S. WtohoOcc, iun., ON Ston.
lcp @uboto inO Srou glorOleitc Der
@llSmortb. nobe 8aibinqton. Str,
lilo bel GO.
Gbarles S. gSolfer an Charles q.
0opis umO 6rou, gforomeitleite ser
Narforo., nobe 6cnipid 9(pcnuc, Is
bel 1901.
Columbia GeOelopemeut Comp. on
9iole 0iterling, Ditieite Der Dat.
blrlt., nobe MinbeIter StroBc, IA
bel SO.
ella 6. Shpcnner an Gli5abetb
9ucbbeimer, @eitieite DER Goofe.
SiroBc, nobe @enniplpouio.9lDenue,
IA bci 57.S.
George z. GouIion leu.. an S. @.
GHwobelouO inO 8rau, Siioleite Der
6aDette StraBe, uobe 6uIton.9lDe.,
IA bel 1913.
6alIeen 9oble OIL NidrD 81. g9nr.
iielo, 6 @rlnoihidc.
gSillon s. Carroll mo Srou an
@tbel 6. 9udeD, 9lor0oitieite Der
g8inolor Wlill &ooo, nobe @4ontqo-
mer1 9pcnue, so bei 1876.
gilbert .. g8oIi nno Srou on @m.
O'. 9foB un0 Srou 2 @rrnoIhide.
@loDe ReoltD So. an MGrv @raff-
lin, A 0rinoItiide.
,Srant giopat Stealth 60, an @l.
mer ). &rieger uno Satin, 1910
giorpoo0-9lpe.
Sobu Sannibal, SrnItce, an SSo6r
So5n g8eiiieite Der Gollineton. na.
be SEratt.StroBe. t6 bel 1913.
Sobn Nabn an Catherine @e6.
barOt, &eitieite ser Gollineton.9lbe
na5e &rott.StraBe, 16 bel 1913.
Sn 8. SiufIe an 6ranf 9louaf
2 @run0itiide.
&bos. 3. W1c9htltp, Sheriff an
@m. o.. Subncr, SiiOweltleite oel
McGnIlo6- no6e BreBtmau.StroBe
Is bel rs.
SSm. st. Subner, an Soiepbine q.
Smtina, Siiomcitleite scr @lcGuI.
lob no6e FreBtman.StroBe, is bei
rs.
Gpa 6. Scmon an SAFE 0epoiit &
Ernlt 60, Siiopeitleite Scr W}oOi.
lon- no6c @aliou.StroBe, 10 bel
it7.9.
81. Suffer S6rpod uuo 9lnOerc,
SrnItccS, GoOi0 6il6er, 9iiOpeitieitC
Der WlcGnlIo6. na6c @rclton. StroBe,
Is bel 1913.
9lnOrem 8. 9Ianfncr, an Suobi
@ortreIl imO 5ron, Oitieite ser Sol.
Inns, no6e @aIroo-StraBe. 10 Del
1870.
Sobn s. GorIin an @m, s. Soc.
Der inO SrmL gsorOweitieite ser glor.
folf-StroBe, nabe HeiiterStoipn-9O.
21.S bel 94.6.
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1s~s;r. l. MA. - tmrRl
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@1ouAer iogt; sd bin ia eiaeut.
lid aon8 Sbrer @leiuung, ober ~"
mo Damn ipridt er lingefdbr Oie ge-
qcntbeilige 2lnlibt aus.
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Seine fir 0ebeusseit.

BUR neuH aus 36 ubrls. Nm Der SprItieite bes
500 Wlods WOrb.OlO6iniOn.9t .9traRe,
Sipiicben Wic@loerrb. ino SeiierfonsSirnbe.
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@rsis $1,000. Gebrt0er WrtRb5ins.
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ligbe. etc.
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lfbeteu, bet Office DnUnu per Iele.
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8n OcrfanfeH.

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NIT oner opne 9dllS. llnfab bib 6nB
Mebl bic g9oDe. Nan5uiragen Wr 1891,
other YIace. lglnael
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Gin Gonfeciioueru.Gaoen; qIter Stario. Sta
bIiri felt ~ Sabren Wa05niraeen ylr. 1909
2aMrCns'etrahe. (sll10 13,t819)
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81 NerlaMleu:
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Sent." (Nua4- 4-10)
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Bu OertaMlem:
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@1derel nit gadgeiis llno Yaoen'@eiddit IN
Centrum Der @idoi WinH norelltre 80. B."
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gu Oerlanfcn Dber so Nernlletben:
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Sinnier uno B1o, eeiiriCbes YicDt; IN bettem
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(Uidi6,3 Wlte, ,D&@)
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SENSIBLE - BUT NO CHANGE

Thfte is considerable merit in some Of the suggestions made s.
ChaH1b Clark looking to the saving of time and money by speeding
up th2 action of Congress, but inasnnuch as the carrying out Of
these suggestions would curtail several Of the present perogatives
Of CopgressmeH there is slight chance Of their lbeing, egpacateedssinto
Representatives to 300 and keep it at that limit, cut down gallery
space, introduce voting machines and abolish the Congressional
Record. - 1g...xsss55as :. -.
"Itisn't difficult to see that the galleries and Congressional Re
cord causes an awful waste of time and money" the Speaker de
car&s-and he ought to know. "Any time the galleries are full
the orators on the floor are posing and wasting time. And every
body knows there are any number of congressman who talk for The
Record a good deal more than is necessary"
There is q crying need for the introduction Of efficiency in the
will voluntarily reduce, their own privileges and effect these re
forms themselves. Certainly not to the extent suggested by
Speaker Clark. How would a member make his constituency be-
leve he, was Of some practical value unless he could continue TO
make Fourth of July orationsevery time e is caAeGAp0ns fosY8ta45
And to eliminate the Congressional Recorder even to prevent its
publishing speeches never made on the floor Of the House, these
speeches afterwards being franked broadcast overt country
q congressional incumbent upon a parity with his riYaAsggas@=s-...
= The proposed reduction Of the gallery is notheh4aAeWaaEEkaMp
gressional privilege. What is the use Of making sp@SAseiBHaaaMssE
Is no one to hear them, and who would want to goto G1n1H1f&H4e
and She too, now that Miss Rankin is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
august body-couldn't make speeches? s#"s@.z.7ss@s1Sa Sc
No, indeed.saSpeaker Gark's suggestions might reNNftannHxSaNlnK
t~hespub4cS money by introducing sonnesnuch needed44fcienaga44
Congress, but they are entirely too revolutionary osxanlt thssse1ns1
per Of the present congressman. Like other refonnnsfhey require
WILDE all1aaa and forced to action. ----z-..--4-..--M.e
In the meantime. let the oratory flow in unrestricted measure
Let Congress crate and pr0crastinate as beforehand let the public
contilR0 be- the freight: Some day, however. thetpeople will
denaa2s69 n8Ealohgt TIE line suggested by alerGMk-an d
conthaMIa16ee fhnitedsW wind tanning wMgreattyh hasten the day.