davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30

man sort aud Gringcn6cres SIT tin.
Gagegen lebte OonloIs in @Ottingen
elm beideioener @clebrtcr nonenS
@%6laOui, Dem es o%uffiel, Dab mor-
derlei Nobridten in olten Sdriften
ent6alten ieien s6er feurige augeln,
oie man ga uno BORT 9eiebet batte
uiO oeren @eien man .nidt fannte.
GblaOni bei9IoB, Oieier Sadie nad].
5nipiireu, unO Ourdit0berte Orei
8oden lang Die sroBe @ottinger
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Inn 5un1dlt
allies 5u IommeIn, mas on 9eridlter
iiber 6erartige S%euerfugeIn mlf5u-
treiben iei. COLDER @erihte naren
in Der Sat biele porbanOen ulto Die
meiiten 0ooon eridienen 10 gut be-
elaubigt, bob Gblooui 5u Scr lleber-
3cugung fam: So, es lit mabr, es
fallen pirfIiG bon 3eit al 8eit
Steine pom SimmeI! @ld Die Sal
Ioside @iIenmaiie lit elm FOLDER Iee-
teoritl 9ieie g%reebniiIe oer0ffent-
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30

lidte GbIooni i'm Sabre 1894 nno
= muroe ousgeIodt. 8eionoers Die
8ariIer @elebrten erfldrten oaS
&erobfaIIen bon Steinen aus Den
8oIfen oIs rnm0gli6 un6 Gblooni
fir einen Nlann nit menig Sirn,
bon eleidem unperitan6e mie Der
8iirgermeilter gu Suiuac. anoere
meinten, er babe MIR einen idlehten
8ib MAIDEN ponen; wieOer anoere
beboupteteu, @blaoni lei elm @ottes-
leugner, elm Menif, Der ni6t an
cine b0bere @eltorOnung CLAUDE, 10
cine Dirt Don .oeutidem Sofobiner.
Sour menige Der @iniidtigen fonn-
ten ii6 ben a~tpineenOen 9dluBiol.
gerungen oes @0ttinger @elebrten
nidt ent5ieben, uno in England
ltimmte man enolid @bIaoni pouig
Bel, oa bort 1895 in 0orflbire Elm
Meteorlteinfaa iid mirfli9 ereig'
nete, genalt unter oen auBeren lint
ltG1toen, tpie lie @bIaoni geidi.oert
batte. @ud fan6 Der engliide Sea-
turforider SomarO, oaB Die berabs
gefauenen Steine nod ibrer 3nlam'
m~eniesung meientIi9 BON ben irol'
l6en abmiGen. Sn Sranfrei6 per-
barrte man oagesen im rlnglauben.
uno 5mar Biz ellln Sabre 1903. Oa
ereianete Ii1 am 90. @priI iiber Dem
Srte I'aigIe elm gemaltiger Weteor'
1teinfan, ben man iAlcdteroings
nift m~esleugneu fonnte. Sic Ra-
riier Mfaoemie muBte etpas tun uro
Ianote zines ibrer @itgIieoer an
Srt uno @teIle, Inn Die Satlad'en
milienidaitIiG feit5uiteIlen. Stun
fono lidb bob GILES 10 mar, tpie Die
ginuobner bebauptet batten: am
beitern SimmeI bate li6 elm i4mar-
8es @oIfden eebilbet, aus Incident
unter beftigem Donnern 5ablreidle
Gteine beiB uno oampfeno auf ben
grobooen geidleuoert muroen.
Gblooni batte alio redt, es moren
Gteine aus ser 2uft berabgefanen!
Sic n6dite Srage, Die entItoto.
mar iebt Die: @ober ltamme1 oieie
5teine? Seer ooer melde &raft lit
es. moour9 iie auf Die @roe ge'
Idleuoert meroen? Gieie 6rogen.
muroen balo wi6tieer ols bic Cot
Iode Ielblt, oenn iic fonnten ni6t 10
obne peiteres our1 8eoba9tungen
teantmortet mer6en, u,0 bod itnl-
idloB ibre 8eantmortung geraoe
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30

6radt. 8~eionoers fdone Gofons
tperoen in Die &adt5uht 3uriidges
!tent urb in 3udtfaiten gum aus'
l9Iiipfen gebra6t.
Die gefponnenen &ofons fommen
in sic &o9leioen- 6abrifen, no cine
S%ortierung no6 0uoIitat itattfinoet.
Die ieioenrei9iten, Die ii6 gum Ab-
baIpeln eignen, Iiefern Die bette
(Oriop) Seioe, Die mittleren Die Gin
i9logIeioe un0 Die geringen 0ie Hel-
ieioe. 9urd iinnrei6 fonItruierte
Maihiner, bic Oas 4bbaipeln 3mir-
men uip. beIorgen, entlteben Oann
Die berlhieoeniten Sorten.
0iht jmmer lit Die @ufdudt oes
Gei6enipinuers cine Ieidte, unO trob
aller Wiibe ur6 @orli6t treten oft
genltg oerbeerenoe &ranf6eiten auf,
Sic Dem 3iidter empfinoIiden Ser.
lltit hringen. 8emerfenspert lit,
6aB burh Sn5uft mande Sddoen
uno ginbnBen 81 eriuarten lino, uno
onb oaS Die 3iidter amingt, gier
ans apoeren 2auOern 81 inportie-
rem.
@uBer Dem norltebeno beihrie6e'
nen Se~ioenipirmer gibt es nod Der.
Ifie0ere anoere Nrten, bon berrlider
Tnrbe ullO 3ei6mng, pie bon auf-
faaenoer @roBe. Die meiiten font
men in 9Itaiien Dor, 10 Der 9ineii
Idle Seioenipinuer (Saturnia Sc
rupil, Der ailantbuslpinner (Satur-
nio Gnntbia), Ser iopaniidSe @ifen-
Geioenfpimter (Saturnia ganla
mapu9 un0 Ser liioamerifaniihc
Spinner. Ollie 0ieie Ourd ibr 6ar-
bemIpiel unS lire @roBe beited)en@
ben Spinner, Iiefern elm MIR gro-
beg @eipinlt mo eeringe Nusbnite
an Seibe. @nS Oielen @riinoen bot
lire 9ud)t menig @crt, uno no man
lie berind)t bat, pltrOe iie na9 fir
sem 9eftanbe m~tigegeben.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30

mas es mar, oenn es mar iiberna.
tiirliG), baB elm iolaer 9tein ioa!
BON Ben 2iiften berabidlagen, be-
ioroers es mGr elm @unoer 8ottes,
Dem es 5unor ME erbort, geieben
nod eeidrieben befunben poroel
lp6re. ga man audi Den Stein
iano, % Log er bnlb ManneSticf in
Scr Green, meIdes ieoermann oafur
6ielt, oaB es @ottes Miae mar.
DAB er geiunoen miiroe. uno bat
man Sen &lopff gu 2ucern, gu Tbil-
linaen uno ionit an piel Srtcn 10
groB geb0rt, oaB Die Seut meinten
rs m6ren Sdiiier umgefaIen. Gar'
mad uif Montag nod Got6arinen
acoaGtcn Sa6res, als &onig Mari-
aabier mar, bieBct tire TO-
niq(iGe @gcellen5 Ben Stein, 10
iiinglt gcfodcn, ins SGloB tragen,
g!lo ais man i'm Darein bradlte,
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30
Sin aSnis, Ser i'd nidts ueis
mad)en lGft.

Der &0nig ser 8eleier befnno iid
iingIt aiif elmer &eiie our 8elidti,
gung Der bonn &riege 5erItorten Sc.
biete ieines 2anoes. Bel @elegenbeit
zines geiudes Ser oerpiiIteten 9rte
an Der Yler poliierte folgeroe Sc.
idihte, Die oas io5ialoemofratil1e
8latt o2e Seuple" redt artig er-
ddblt. Wan muB wiiien, oaB hilbert
|. feline Yflidten ernlt nimmt; ieine
&eiien, auf oenen i'm Der MiniIter
oes Snnern, 20. &erfin, begleltet,
ba6en feinerlei oifioielleS @eprdge.
ionoern leOiglih Sen 3med. lit our1
Den augenidein uon Dem Stano Der
8ieoerberlteuungsarbeitcn 5u iibers
Seusen. Die 6abrt, Die int 9llito Dor
iid ging, bate bercitS mebrere
Stunoen geoauert, oils Der Souperdn
init erbobener Stimnlc icincr @r.
fenntniS Musorud CAB, 0aB bier al
les in allen nid)ts, abcr altd rein
gar nidtS getan mar. Nber Ole Ser.
rem Yeamten. Die ~bciorgen muften.
oaB G0nig Gilbert nit 0ieieln idled,
ten @inorud Don oanriclt fabre, 5eig-
ten inn in YaSibenOaele cinige 8a.
rafeil, oenen, meiB @ott, feInerlei
3omiort feblte. uSebr quit"
lneinte oarnlli Ser &Dnig. sd iebe,
oaB Die @erren Yeamten gut inter.
gebradt iiilO. @olen Sic MIR Iest
audi bite, Die Sarnden Der Yepob,
ner 5elgeu, fir Die bod weDl III Der
9auptia1e oieie YeanItcl arbelten?"
Sest cabs rote &opfe bel Den 9eam-
ten. gnolih, nad l1ugcrenl eIfri-
gem SUDDEN entOefte man etwas
oerglcidJen IN einem uerlorenen Mlm-
fcl, cine Yebaniung, ncill, ein God,
in oem etrpa 6man5ig Eeriunell 5lt.
iammengepierAt marell. Seine Wia-
ielt1t ioa lid an oIeiem Gage llids
iebr gutter &ailne 9e5eIgt baben, un0
lein 9epoJn, I'm, Dies rat
Ielbaite" 91tcln, lel6it oieies Ga.
delll mar peri1wuuoeu. 9ieie Inef.
oote, 10 bemcrft oas republifanlide
9lott, lit feinespegs oa5u angetan,
Oab mir -lsoas iiber Die Niitl.uJteit
ser a0nige in Obnlnadt falen mod.
ten, aber lie lit bubih; nno Damn
nod ems: lie lit aut6entiid.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30

net, feline geidIoliene gabn (areis
ooer @nipie) Inn Die Sonne beiTret.
ben, er fommt nielmebr oann aus
6en Siefen oes @eItraumes, unl'
freiIt einmdl Die Come ltn6 begibt
fif ouf characterization in Die
SirIternrGume auriid. 9ie 8eob'
adtungen Iebren MN Oab Die Wee'
teorite ioIde @eIdwinOigfeiten pirf'
lid beiiben; lie itanmen alio aug
benz Sternenraulte uno lino BET
ibrer 8emeeung MIR 5uiGnig Dnrh
sic @roe aufgebalten un6 gefpilier-
maBen 9efange11 genommen tporoelt.
Sier ruben lie nun BON ibrem lntls
gem 2aufe aus unO geben lt1S
&unoe oapon, boB oie gleiden @e'
Iteine, peIde auf Der @roe gefunOeN
tper0en, aud i'm ferrlen @eItun Dor.
banoen Iin6. gilen, Nidel, Gbrom,
S6mefel, @aIierltoff uno biele an.
6ere @Ienente baben iid in ben We.
teorIteinen gefun0en uno erpeilerl
Sid genau bon oerieIben 8eidaffen-
belt wie lire iroiiden @enoiieu. Sd,
Dor Sabren glaubte Or. Otto Sablt
in &eutlingen iogar &oranen nto
anbere Srganismen in getDiiien Ne'
teorIteinen gefunoen gu baben. QieIe
merfpiiroi9e @ntoedung bat lid inc
oeIien nidt beitdtiot, wie elm iolfes
Gorfommen oreaniider 8eien in
ienem @eItein aud an uno fir lid
uenig tpabrideinIidJ mare. SeSen'
fails aber lino Die Weteorite Srer1o.
hinge auf groen, uno nit &eft bat
man iie n8oten aus ben Simnels'
r1lin1en" eenannt.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30

u ebertrumpft. nS6ipim.
me nift 10 meit binauS", iagte i'd
gu meinem Sreuno 2einetpeber i'm
Sreiboo. gr tat'S bod. uno err
tranf! &aid fubr i6 in Die Stoot
5nriid, erit gu ieinem Sausmirt nro
Ihrie Dem Mann at: DSerr Seine.
fueber lit beim 8aben ertrunfen. SD
mo6te feline 3mei-3 immer-8 obnung
ilbernebmenl"
n3u ipdt", iagte Der Saustpirt,
Die bat i9on Der 9aoepdrter ge'
nlietet!"
nnteri9te0. Dame: SD
tpiinide elm &leio fiir's Ebeater!"
&onfeftionar: .Siir 2oge, Rorfctt
ODER @alerie?"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30
Eturmato9rapbir III @lte-
resttefrM.

es oibt ioit fcitt Gebiet mebr,
CAP lid ole aiuenlatogrupbie nift
erobert bite. llno cine ibrer it-
tereIionteitcn Scitcn lit Die auf-
nabme BON 9~anoibaften un0 bon
Eierleben i'm Wicere. 9ieie Iuf'
nabmen tDer0en Our9 eillen Appa-
rat errnoglidt, Der uripriinglid 5n
wiiieniGoftli1ell 3ipeden erfunoen
mar. Ser BON @iniamion III Gor-
iolf in oen T~ereinigtcn StaateH
fonitruiertc apparot beltebt inset
her Soudertlibe, an oeren gnoen
lid elm 9erdumioer fugeliorlniger
AnlaB befiil0et, bon Dem aus man
Die nddite- llm9ebung I'M Weere
beo6adten fam. @ininmien tuoate
Den Mpparat sum Stu0ilfm DER
Jlora uno Der Sauna oes Wieeres-
grunoes beniisen, fano aber nidt
Die NOTICE 50roerung. Grit Sabre
lp1ter famen feline beioen Sobne
uui Den @eoanfen, Die Eau1ertube
neutrality-suspicious. 3meden 81
pertpenoen. 9ieie Snudertube lit
nit Dem oberen @nOe am 8ooen
elnes biefiir cin0eridtetcn 0abr'
dcuees angebradt; iie lit perihieb'
bar, 10 0aB man iie perldngeru
ODER nerfiir5en fam, uno pertrdgt
einen 8oiieroruf bon 10 ailo.
grafnm pro Suoorot5entimeter. 9ie
@las16cibe 0eS MniateS fam einem
Battle-Ground in elmer Siefe bon ettpa
23 Meter I~tanobalten. Die 9rii0er
8iaiamion ip1blten fir ibre er.
item 8erIufe oos Sabrwaiier in Der
G1be Ser 8abamninieln norOlih
BON &rba, neil Der Meeresbo6en
BORT ol1sge5eidnete 9oroaenriffe
entbGlt, Dos @aiier fIor lit uno Die
2uft polIfomuien rein. Snfol9eoei-
fen brolift alt1 uidt finltlides
2idt sur Mnmeuoun9 gu fommen.
SIN ougemeiiteu lit oos 8aiier fait
unour9orineIid 9egen 2idt. oenu
es 1ougt oie 2idtItrablen ouf. I'm
ter ben giinltielten gerbdltniiien er-
I1eint eS in Siefen bon 10-15
0eetern griinIid), on1 belIten Dor
benz @IasfenIter 0es Saudappara-
tes, I'M tpeiteren MbItano i1or
ounfIer. SSn tropiiGen @amGilern.
mo ons Sonnenlift iebr i6arf lit.
laiien li6 auf 10 Meter Siefe Slit.
genbIidspbotograpbien in elmer buu-
ocrtIten Sefunoe MAIDEN. Mit fiinit-
lidem 2idt uilo 2ampen, Die Dem
Druid mieoeriteben, fonnte natiir-
lid audi in eroBeren Giefen bis au
SO Metern pbotograpbiert iDeroen.
9lub onoere grfinoer bei6dftig-
ten ii9 nit ser &inematograpbie
Ser llnterieepeIt. @iner bon 6ieien,
Sortmanr1, bat eiren Ipparat fon-
itruiert, nit Dem in oroBen Siefen
finemotograpbiihe M~ufnobmen ge<
madt tperoen f0nnen. @G oieien
4pparaten ihreibt S. Mepiiis int
.8rometbels" foulmt GROCER @ert
gu, aund9it fir oie Meeresfor-
i6ung, er bdlt iie aber aud fir be-
ruferl, BEL Ser @ergung ben Sabr>
5etgen cine &oIle 5u ipielen.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30

ben lit DER Wiaulbeer6aum (Worus
alba 81 neil feline 9latter Die elm
5ige Ia9rung Der Gaupe biloen. Sic
Manpen eri1einerJ menn tie boil elt'
tpidelt lin0, glatt, ipeiBgldn5ero nit
qrauen uno r0tliGen 6ledden ipdr.
lid 6ciest, aui Dem lebten 2eibes-
ringe iist elm bafenartiger guswlths.
Gir gerpuppung bon5iebt iid in ci.
liern aofon (Abb. A J, Der cine opale
pal5eniormige @eltalt bot. Sn Der
6rittcn ISOLDE briht Ser fcrtigd
GhmctterIing oaralts berUor (Ibb.
81. Mnn unteri9ei0et lie nab Der
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30

ten ODER -wGIoer1t, in peIden &eiiig
entiprefenb eineeiteut miro. NofF
Dem 0ie &ottpeu lire &Ofons geipons
iterl, tuerOen Die belten oOer oieienie
gen, ipeIde oie Seioe Iiefern ioaen,
ouseeiiifyt unb in elmer Site bon
60 @ra0 geliius gum &6Iter6en ges
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30
GdrcGliGcr 1eSanfe.

Der lnllge Mnnn b~rcitete Die Ir-
me aus, poIlte ieille 8raut gum err
itennlal III Die slrnle i1lieBen. Aber
raid beiann er iid. D@inen 4ugen.
blid," ingte er, bolte feline gefuate
!3igarrentaide aus Der 9ruittaide
nnD legte iie auf ben Gid. Die
9rnllt iab'S uliO brad in Srdnen-
Ttr6me aus. % @Ott," ihlud5te
iie, u6eroinanO 9u bait ldon
eirnal geliebt!"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30

5reunoi1aft bat allenfaas
nod giprit; 2iebe lit ~unieblbar bar.
an gu e%rfcnnen, oab tie ibren @eilt
auf9egeben bat.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-30
S @efdnanis. n@oru

SIN @efdngnis. ~@arrm
biit on bier9"
n@eiI id gu idnen sefnbren bin
l1no ou?"
n@eiI i9 gu lunsiam sefabren
Bin"
rGanu, oas lift ood nidt berbo-
ten"
nNee, aber iie baben mid gefdBt.
ais i5 NIT eirlem g~eitoblenen 3tpei'
rn0 wegfubr!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-28

eminent stationery went into the basket.
A second trial resulted in an APP
parently beautiful specimen of type
writing, but on perusing the sheets
omitted where it was most needed.
Eight more pieces of paper We're flung
by the wayside. The third attempt
resulted similarly and the fourth
was no more success sful
The chief did not berate the girl
for inaccuracy. on the contrary he
pointed out her success on the fifth
attempt in turning out eight pages
of typewriter manuscript without
the necessity of correction or an
erasure of any kind was commenda
BILE to a high degree.
To allow a letter addressed to
member of the House or Senate to
go out of the Office showing signs
of erasure is inexcusabIe in ma
Jority of the government bureaus
Rules to this effect are seldom post
ed 1t is unnecessary. Clerks learn
to know that this is an rHWrltten
and invariable regulation. to violate
which would mean-well. it just isn't
done.
Velocity Marks Progress.
Congressional correspondence" is
magic word in these departments
From the instant that a letter bear
ing the name of representative or
senator is received in the bureau
to the minute that the unblemished
reply is dropped in the mails its
career is marked with velocity as
great as the wheels of legislation are
slow.
This speed does not vary accord
ing to the Importance of the letters
contents. one-line query asking
the bureau to consider a constituent
in connection with a vacant position
causes as much furry as does a
tWenty-page letter demanding
change in policy.
In some of the branches of the War
Department congressional CORE
spondence' is designated with "A red
slip on receipt, insuring priority in at
tention over anything else under way.
Specially qualified clerks, noted for
their dependability, are charged with
the delicate duty of debating and
tipping replies. When clerk becomes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-28
IRELAND IS RAzED;
FRANCE REBUILT"
Sim Feiner Laments to For
mer Gov. Dunno of
Illinois.

DUBLIN, July 81 (by the Associated
Press Arthur Griffith, founder Of the
Sim Fein organization. has asked
Eamonn de Valera, president OF the
Irish republic to convey the following
message from him to former Gov. Ed
ward +. Dunno of Illinois, who was a
member of the American delegation to
Ireland in 1919, and officially repre-
sented the citizens Of Chicago, in France
when they adopted Rheims:
education. has been bombed and burned
by the armed forces Of England. Fer
mcy, Thuries. Hlmallock: New Castle,
West: Lismore and other towns have
been sacked, and present a spectacle
such as you bcheid after you left here
Of the citizens Of Chicago the war
rava8ed city of Rheims. While Amer
lea rebuilds France, England destroys
Ireland"
New Dominion Home Rule.
DUBLIN, July 27.-Discussing solu-
ton Of the Irish trouble, the Freeman's
Journal said in a leading article to-
production Of a new dominion home rule
bill on the fullest and most generous
lines will suffice"
ut must be done speedily the article
continues. the present foolish bill must
instantly be strapped and a truce must
at once be called
The newspaper declares that 1.-The
question of Ulster. or rather OF the
four counties which are dominated by
the Orangemen," may be left to the
countrys option.
Soldier Killed, Courthouse Burned.
| CORK, July 27.-One soldier killed
| two constableS wounded and court
| house burned were the results of
disturbances in various towns of this
| section in the past twenty-four hours.
| The soldier, who was a lance cor
poral attached to regiment at Ban
i don. was shot dead mysteriously this
morning. The two constables were
ambushed and seriously wounded by
bullets at Lixnaw, north Kerry. last
| night when also the Borrisokane
courthouse was destroyed by fire.
| LONDONDERRY, Ireland. July. 81
| Several hundred Sim Feiners last
night successfully blocked the rum
ming of a mixed passenger and goods
/ train through Letterkenny because 1t
was carrying dozen armed soldiers
and food for the military barracks
at Dungloe.
No actual fighting took place, but
the crowd was SO hostile that it
; was decided not to proceed with the
| train, and the 200 passengers were
| Obliged to sit aboard at the station
| all night.
| The soldiers were taken to the po-
| lice barracks to avoid the crowd.
1 Conditions Quoted after three hours.
Meanwhile. the troops at Dungloe
were in desperate straits for food.
! the Sim Fein inhabitants refusing TO
| SUNNY it and trains with consign-
! ments being raided. The troops nave
| been without proper food Tor many
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-28
LETTERS FROM CAPITOL PUT
SPEED INTO FEDERAL. WHEELS
Economic Waste" Sometimes Due to
Efforts Made to Produce Perfect
Reply From Department.

: The reverence with which mail of
representatives and senators is treat
ed by some of Uncle Sans servants in
the government departments of this
city has led tc an enormous economic
waste of writing material and en-
ployes' time and often has resulted
in considerable delay in handling
matters just as important. but with
an origin less pretentious than the
Capitol. This was the declaration to-
day of the chief of a division in the
bureau of war risk insurance. who
asked that his name be withheld.
Speaking of the waste of writing
paper. which occurs daily in the va
rious branches of the federal serv-
sheets of paper were used in the
preparation of letter to a congress
man before a masterpiece of eight
pages was evolved and dispatched.
Only on the fifth attempt did the
stenographer who typed the manu-
script succeed in running on copy
devoid of errors.
AT the conclusion of the day $
work." remarked this division chief,
1.-The waste baskets in the room where
are located the typists Tor my dlVi-
sion were filled and overfiowing with
parity -uSeu tSpe"ii ,ihS pap
they had been emptied several tlmes
in the course of the day
One Word MisspelIed.
The eight-page letter referred TO
was an answer to an inquiry by a
member of the House of Representa-
tives regarding the payment OF
voucher to an eX-SerVice man. On
the first attempt to transcribe the
dictation of her chief into print, the
girl typist, rated as above the av-
erage in accuracy and speed, ms
spelled single word when nearing
and eight sheets of gov
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-28

so expert that she is assigned to
handle this class of mail there IS
nothing left for her to desire, except,
perhaps. higher salary, AS far as
responsibility" goes, she has 1t when
she Is intrusted with congressional
mail.
Capitol influence.
Persons who have business with the
various federal branches and who are
fortunate enough to be "ghummy'
with member OF Congress have
come to realize the value OF this
friendship, Letters. instead of being
dispatched direct to the bureau or
office proper, are sent by these wise
men md women through the Office of
Friend Congressman. Rapl!es, ordi-
narily requiring three or four weeks
for answering, are received In as
many days by the nero addition OF an
Introductory note on Capitol station
cry.
The practice Of sending these let
teri via the House or Senate office
building has become SO common that
many members of Congress have pre-
pared thousands of printed refer
ence slips" applicable TO the ma
jority OF letters concerned, and these
slips are fastened to the constitu-
ents' correspondence.
A reference slip stirs up as much
excitement among government off,
Gals as does signed letter, Il Is de-
clared.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-28
Ireland to Try Men
for Lives Without
Jury by Present Plan
ny WILLIAM H. BRAYDEN.
By Cable to The star and Chicago
Daily News. Copyright, 1870.


DUBLIN. ireland. July 2s.-The bill
about to be introduced by the govern
ment to tighten up it's legal powers
for dealing with disorder Will De OF
sweeping character.
For the first time in centuries the
government will now set up tribunal
to try men for their lives without
juries In the early sos it was pro-
posed to appoint a special tribunal of
Judges of high courts to meet a SINH
lar difficulty. but the judges then OBJ
jected to so unconstitutional pro-
ceeding and the plan fell through.
Now the government is going to set
up separate courts. willing, II they
think the evidence justifies it. to SEN
tence men to death on their own YER
dict The risk to the new tribunals
after they have had their first hanging
needs no pointing out
The bill must be passed within the
next fortnight. as it can hardly be
postponed to the autumn session.
At present there is no difficulty in
dealing with minor offenses. Court
martiaIs are sitting constantly, trying
men for being in possession of arms
and ammunition. for having in their
possession the official organ of the
Irish volunteers, for holding up the
mails. for attacking police and military
patriots and other such offenses. The
sentences vary from six months at
hard labor to five years penal servi-
tude
New trouble has arisen from the
fact that the government cannot count
on getting a jury together at all. At
the assiZes now in session the jurors
were warned by the Sim Feiners that
If they turned up they would do so at
their own peril. They preferred in
curing the fines which the judge i'm
posed on them for their absence to
risking the unknown consequences of
disobeying the Sim Fein. Therefore,
it is the aim of the government to get
rid of juries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-28

had been leading physician. Dr.
Harding became known throughout
the state by her activities as leader
in the causes of prohibition. woman
suffrage. cisht-hour day for wemen
and child labor law
DR. Harding was the candidate for
United states senator on the socialist
ticket at the general election two
years ago and on that party's present
primary ticket for the same Office.
-Four years ago she was democratic
nominee fer Congress In the first dis
'trlct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-28
DR.. Frett's
King Hair Tonic

Removes dandruff and increases
hair growth. tsed and recon.
mendccd by scalp specialists Or
sale at leading drug and depart.
mcnt stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-28

The condition on June Of cereal
crops was good i'll England, Wales,
land. Italy and Switzerland, and poor
in Hungary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-28
WOMAN CANDIDATE DIES.
DR.. Eva Harding Expected to Run
for Senate.

TOPEKA. Kan. July ss.-Dr, Eva
Harding sole candidate on the social
ist ticket for the party nomination of
United States senator, died here yes
terday. She had been In III health
more than year from heart trouble.
Since coming to Topeka In 1902 she