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i 8 THE WASHINGTON WASHII GTON HERALD SUNDAY JANUARY 19 1908 SHOWS1 SHOWS1Tragedy I IIragedJalld ODDEST PARIS SHOWS Tragedy IragedJalld and Comedy Mingled Mingledat at Grand Guignol GuignolSOME GuignolSOME thiignolSOME SOME REAL SHIVERY SCENES SCENESLittle SOENESLittle SCENESLitti Little Litti Plnyhousc on Moiitmartre MoiitmartreStreet UoutmartreStreet UontinirtrtStreet Street with Sonts for Only Onl 20 OO Per PerHOIIM lcrIwns leroflM HOIIM oflM Sees Most 08t Ilumnrlcnble Hloud Hloudcurdling1 IJIotHlenrtUlng Iilotdcitrilling curdling1 Plays in the City OltA A Few Fewof le leof 1wof of Those Presented PresentedAt PrelHmtedAt At the end of a a badly lighted hted and worse worsepaved wor worpaved or orpaved paved alley leading lead 1eadbi out of a Montmartre Montmartrestreet Xontmartnstreet Montmartxestreet street is one of the most curious theaters theatersin in Paris and perhaps in the world It Itannounces ItalJnoun Itannounees announces alJnoun es itself by an illuminated sign signprojecting lienprojecting eLguprojecting projecting Into the street tr et and when you youhave youhave youhave have groped and stumbled st mblM your way ar to tothe tothe tothe the door you are at first rat st inclined to treat treatthe treatthe treatthe the concern as a joke The Theatre du duGrand duGrand IuGrand Grand Guignol means if you take it itliterally itltterall Itliterally literally ltterall a big PunchandJudy show showThis show showThis showThis This Is I part of the joke for the perform performances pertormanCE performancs ances anCE 5 are certainly not intended for th thyoung thoung tha thayoung young oung And yet to appreciate the Grand GrandGuignol GrandGuignol GrandGwgnoI Guignol it is wise to become for the mo moment moment moment ment at any rate as youthful as a possi possible t1m possib3c ble for the Grand Guignol appeal to the theprimitive theprImitive theprimitive primitive emotions emoUoad and if you cannot un understand und usdrtand derstand rstand why children laugh and weejj so soreadily 80readily soreadily readily you had better go elsewhere for foryour forjour foryour your entertainment The Grand Guignol Guignolwith GullP1Olw1th Gulgpolwith with all the selfdepreciation of its title titleIs titlea Is a place to which people go expecting expectingto to be horrified and amused to have cold coldshivers coldsh1ers coldshIvers shivers down the spine and JH1 to tough toughheartily JaUchhfartll laughheartily heartily hfartll between whiles whIl and above bove all allnot a11not allnot not to blush for this Montmartre Mr MrPunch MrPunh MrPunch Punch is a licensed jester awl dlscuases dlscuasessubjects dtKueIsuhjets discueahjerts subjects hjerts seldom mentioned In oolite olite so society oclpty soc1ty ciety cietyThe clptyThe c1tyThe The fare provided is i in tabloid form formvery formw formvery very ry strongly flavored The bill contain containat can contalnaat tala talaat at least five and often six plays usually uuallronststing usuallycoststlng usuallyconsisting consisting of not more than two scenes scenesapiece acel1eSapifee scenesaphee apiece There is no attempt at scenic ICe lc die display dJ8pla dieplay play pla in fact the stage sitting is not to toput toPlt topit put too tooline tine a point upon it It tawdry and andthe andth andthe the th costumes do not look as It they came camefrom camefroT1 camefrori from the Rue de Ia Paix The theater theaterholds theaterholds theaterholds holds barely 300 OO people and is so small smallthat smailthat smallt that tint every one is near the stage This Thisseems Thisftms Thisserns seems to have been thought tho bt btfor good ground groundfor grouni grounifor for not ot trying to produce any illusions by bymeans bTmtms bymfleans means of scenery 8 nery or makeup People who whocome who10m whoto come 10m to be fed on strong meat need not notbe JtQtbt nottE be TOO tE particular about the plates plat to towhiih 1MWhit hiwhkh whiih Whit hit it is served 8ervedUelnl seredllIglIn servedHemn Hemn Uelnl Life In 19OO 19OOThe 1100T I9tNThe The Grand ra nd Guignol began life as a a sle sleshow st stshow sideshow show of If the Parts Exposition in ISIS MMax MIax MMax Max Iax Maurey Iaure who ho started and still runs runsIt ltIIUIIt uos uosIt It acted on the principle that people who whowont whont whoVtflt wont nt to the exposition ltJon for an evenings eveningsamusement evenlncs3i11I eveningsamennt amusement 3i11I nJt nt would be tempted by a thea theater theatr theatr tr only old if the plays were short and vivid vividHe vividIi vividIi He Ii decided llci to work two welldefined veins veinsthe vemtht veinsth the th horrible and the humorous humorousand and be bedid beid heciil did id MI with so much success that the theGrand tbeGrand theGrtnd Grand Guignol has remained a perma permanent permannt perinaIW nent IW ilt fature ature of Paris theatertond In Inth Int th years of Hs existence the Grand Grandhas Granclhas Grandhas has brought out nearly 300 QO new newof newor newof of all kinds from mere curtain curtateto to bloodfreezing twoact trage trageNone trageone None one of the great names among amongplaywrights amo amoplaYWrlhts amongplaywrights playwrights are on the list lt but butof butof butof of clever work has been done by bynen bynen bynon nen as Octave Mirbeau Aurelten AureltenOscar AurelienOscar ureUep ureUepOecar Oscar Metenler Claude Roland Rolandr now director of the Theater An AnHenri AnHenri AnHenri Henri Lavendan Georges Courte line un rimrles llunlrs liNries Foley Max Maurey uy himself himselfan himselfin1 an in1 i many rising writers writersThe wrltenThe The 1 a great feature has always al been beenr uiism a ilsm srr carried rled to limit limits approached by byno byno byno no other oth theater th ater Nothing to thought too toorIalling tooIla11 toorja1ling rIalling Ila11 ing if only it gives the required requiredthrill requiredthrih ulred ulredthrilL thrill In one play Deniere Torture Torturetii TorturetiJ tii audience was treated to the sight of ofa ofa oft a a French Friot soldier who was supposed to toi toV IKIVH i bf bfl impaled by Boxers after hay having ha hain hay2flg ing in had iis eyelids and hands cut on oft oftiy4flg Th 11 rlying struggles tnlggl of half a a dozen men menn Jn submarine which has sunk to the theICtttT11 thettin i ICtttT11 ttm the ocean and the guillotining guillotiningif IlJotlnt IlJotlntId Id if if man by accident are re among Amon other otherch otherch ch 11 rfil subjects which have been served servedi i Of ifln course there is no literary merit meritwith JUeritwlrth 1 with mentioning in these plays the thePI thefJtadt theti PI fJtadt tar ti is the thing and it does not notrMuir notr rMuir ir much art to put a lurid newspaper newspaperFto new newspaperrt paper paperftil Fto ftil rt into int two short acts The Grand GrandG GrandGi1i1iols GrandGlighnl Gi1i1iols Glighnl nguni humorous pieces are of a higher higheronir blp higheorti tOrdT onir orti Their Th ir dialogue is usually rich ta tatli tatIll hitItt tli tIll paradoxical and ironical wit wherein whereinFrench whereinF whereinFrn1i French th humorists delight delightliiNide delltrbtItIHille delightIIINI1C liiNide IN Very Yel cr Quaint fluaiiitTi QuaintTL QuaintT Ti irsld of the theater is very quaint quaintIt quaintIt It has lt a high oak roof which would not notl 1 1 1 at it all out of place In a church The Thefr Theirnt Thefrrt fr irnt nt of the balcony is carved in a way waythat waytl waythat tl that tt vaguely suggests su choir stalls staI and andgargoyles amicrgoyIN andgTgYIES gargoyles project from It It The doors also alsoar alsoar alsoar ar of dark dar wood and are copied from fromfifteenth tromt fromiiItnti fifteenth century ntut patterns This kind of ofthing oftlng oft1ng thing might be thought incongruous in inaiy Inal InIthy aiy al ordinary theater but here it seems seemsto teemsto seemsto to MM 11 a piquant flavor to the perform performLTV iji LTV On the floor of the house back backi I i L1 a Id a tlf if a dozen rows row of comfortable comfortablectills comtortablefidl comfortablet ctills fidl jll are ir rf five private boxes shut on onby 01 01llahle offI by I movable trelliswork screens For ForP Forp 1 ple who want to see the performance performancewithout performanceithllt performanceti without ithllt ti i ut heng seen these retreats are areIjtriilv areld areLi1y Ijtriilv ld convenient There are drcum drcumFt clrcumrtJ circumt Ft under which even the most gor gordressed prg gory1 y1 dressed res ed society woman would wouldprefr wouldpnfr wouldprf prefr prf to pass unobserved and foreign foreignjovetvigus foreignSI nJ jovetvigus SI rgJj gi visiting Paris Parts who ho are oftl oftlcitSiv omcLly offiCLafl citSiv CLafl Ipposed to be spending a quiet quietevening quietF evening ling iflg indoors sometimes find their way behind 1 these friendly Grand Guignol GuignolSCTMS GuIKnolfie SCTMS fie Is without the public being bel the theVi theWl theWr Vi Wl Wr Wrr1 TTf rT Tf r1 System rstem of Dr Goudron and Prof ProfPlume ProtPIIIl ProfPj1ltf Plume PIIIl adapted from a story atofy of Edgar EdgarAllan Ed8arA11lL EdgarAIlt Allan iYe by Andre de Lorde is a atypical atntl atyj typical tyj Grand Guignol 1 play of the cold coMshiverdownthesplne coldhltr coldI shiverdownthesplne hltr I Vt rdowntheepine dl wntheplne order Two rei report reporter ort ortei ei come to an asylum to Interview the theMicJIcal tbeInJcaI theim MicJIcal im Ilcal superintendent Dr Goudron on onhis onI onLi his I Li method There is no on one to announce announcethem announcetlim nnouncetlHm them and nd they are rather surprised ed to tofind tofncI tofni find the doctors study empty After a awhile a1hiif awhil while whil a man of severe aspect in the theregulation tberfgl11ation theregiIatioii regulation medical frock coat coat comes metl in inintroduces InIntrnd Ininti introduces Intrnd inti rluces UCt1I himself as Dr Goudron and andbegins andlWgi and1egifls begins lWgi ns to answer their questions The mtfrvjew mtHjW intrviw tfrvjew is interrupted by blood bloodcurdling bloodcurdlinggrTl bloodcurdlinggrnr curdling curdlinggroans groans from an adjoining room The doc doctor doctnI doetcr tor goe out and returns in a few minutes minutesmentioning minutesmentioning minutesnent1oriing mentioning that he has had to calm a araving RrnYing araving raving madman A venerablelooking venerablelookinggentleman ven venerabklookingg rablelookjn rablelookjngrUman gentleman rtTiman whom the doctor introduces introducesus us his collaborator Prof Plume comes comesin comesIn comesIn in followed by another man and two twowomen twowmWII twoWtflDiI women who join In the conversation and andlaugh andlaugh andlaugh laugh hysterically from time to time timeTalk timelalk timeTalk Talk Iloooinos OCOJlleli Incoherent IncoherentThe IncoherentThe IncoherentThe The talk gradually becomes more and andmore andnl0rt andmore more incoherent and nd the two reporters reportersmore reportenmore reportersmre more and nd more uneasy un Suddenly there thereis ther therIs therIs is a vivid flash of lightning out of the thelowering theInwtTluJ thebwriiig lowering sky sk a loud peal of thunder re resounus 1e 1eflol1nis yenounds sounus flol1nis and the five lunatics who have havelocked havelocJtod havelocittl locked the keepers J8 in a cell and killed the thereal thereh thereI real reh 1 Dr Goudron break out The spun spurious spunous spun spunOUS ous Goudron and Plume attack the un unlucky unluky Unlucky lucky visitors throw one of tnem theM on ontahle ontable a atable table and try to cerve him with a knife knifein knifein knifein in hideous parody of an operation while whilethe wbUe1tH while1r the 1r others oTtt do their best to throw hi his com eompunioYl cornruniun companion panion out of the window Keepers burst burstopen burstOPtII burstOpen open the door in the nick of time Gou Goudror Goudrew Ooudroi drew Plume and the other maniacs mai are arecarried arearred re rearrpd carried off raving horribly and the real realsuperintendents realfiupHinteudents re resuperintendents superintendents dead body is found be behind be behind behind hind the door oor through which hlch the unsus unsuspecting unulcting unsu unsupActing pecting lcting reporters heard his dying groans groansThe groanshe srhcurtllln The rhcurtllln he curtain falls as the corpse is dragged draggedon on to the stage st5 The play baa an anpwre atmos atmosphere auoepllfr phere full of electricity and as soon Ou as it itIs ItIf Is 1 If seen that a madman is maattttoradlng muquOl1Wlt as asthe allthe asthe the doctor ewy one is in a a fever of eagerness eagem 8s for the outbreak to come Dr DrGoudrons DrGoudron DrGoudrons Goudrons Goudron system must be responsible for formany formany formany many nightmares nightmaresThe IIlgbtmarOlrhe nightmaresThe The Obsession ObsessionIn In The Th Obsession a tragedy of a aslightly ftsliAbUY a aIighUy slightly different AntI oven more mdr painful painfultype painfultype painMtype type a fatheria fathel father Ia shown st struggling tftg with withan withan withan an insane impulse to kill his own child childHe childHe childHe He ends by giving way rushing into the thenursery tIMnuneryod thenursery nursery nuneryod gad strangling his unhappy off offspring otfprI offspring spring prI whose shrieks harrow 1Iari the nerves nervesof nerv nervesof lof of the audience as the curtain falls fallsThe CaU CaUThe fallsTbe The Obsession Ob and other plays of th thmine theame the theearns mine kind have sometimes proved too toomuch toomucb toomuch much for impressionable women In the theaudience theudJenee theaudIence audience Abel Faivre to lila ms cartoon cartoonshows cartooni cartoonshows i shows a a stout out citizen In evening eY in dress dresstry drei dreitrying try trying tog to revive a a woman and Ittl calling call for forthe forthe farthe the doctor Hes He fainted like every one oneelse OPeelse oneelse else else is the answer answerSome aftlworSome answerSome Some times terror and comedy are clev cleverly cleverty clayerly erly mixed JI1l ed as in Bloomfleld 4k Co A Aman Aman Aman man at a a dinner party has just told a astory aMOI7 astory story of having had one of his hi fingers fingerswith nqnf8wUh fingerswith with a ring on it accidentally cut oft oftSome olrSome offSome Some canned beef beefis is put on the table and andhe andhe andhe he finds his ring in it after all the other otherguests otb otherguests rgUM gUM guests have eaten some Tbe conclusion conclusionthey conclualonthey conclusionthey they draw is evident evidentThe evidentThe evidentThe The genuinely ulnelT amusing amu lnc Grand Guignol Guignolplays Guilnolply Guignolplays plays are as a rule very daring clri and take takein takeIn takein in situations better suited IUIt to the club clubpmokingroom clubflmoklnglOOm clubimoklngroom pmokingroom than to the stage but butthere butthere there are some exceptions A Little LittleMusic LittleMUlle LittleMusic Music is extremely funny and quite quiteharmless Quitebarmleas quiteharmless harmless An innocent musician receives receivesa a visit vis front a a neighbor lrbOOr who proceeds to totell totell totell tell the story of his life confesses fear fearful tear tearful fe feful ful crimes and gradually works himself himselfinto blmaelCbto himselfInto into a a state tate of wild excitement At this thispoint thllpoint thispoint point three tbreemen men dash in seise set sets the visitor visitorand viJIUotM4 visitorand and explain that he is an escaped lunatic lunaticThey lunaticThe lunaticThea They The tell the musician that the sight of ofhim ofblm ofhim him makes the crazy craz man worse and andthey andthey andthey they easily persuade him to retreat into intoanother Intoaaotber Intoanother another room Doctors Docto keepers and andpatient andpatient andpatient patient promptly show themselves thwn In their thejrtrue tiMIJrtrue theirtrue true light as burglars They take every everything eV8r1thinI everything thing in sight ight including Includln even the piano pianoand pIaJao8Ild pianoand and leave nothing except an imitation imitationCorot ImitationCor imitationCorpt Corot landscape Iaud eape The denouement is isquite I Iquit isquit quite quit unexpected An Interview by MOctave MOctave MOctave Octave Mirbeau is a clever satire on yel yellow yelloW yellow low journalism and Wh The Surgeon by byM byM Johannes Gravier Gra brought about bout boutmucbneeded a amuchneeded amuchneeded muchneeded reform In the Paris hospi hospital hoepItal hospitel tal arrangements Thus even the Grand GrandGunol GrandGuignol I IGuignol Guignol is of some use useBOUGHT useBOUGHT useBOIIGIIT BOUGHT A JAPANESE POODLE POODLEIf If You Have HiNot Not Better BetterWatch Watch Out Outif Outif Outif if in Philadelphia PhiladelphiaScgro PhiladelphiaXegro i iXCRTO I XCRTO DI DhunlHet 5lseil as a Jnoky Inul Sells SellsH Pedlsrue 1 llglue Which Soon SoonIOSQJS SOlnIOHOlt SoonIoso IOSQJS Ioso Value YnlueSIt ValueSkI I ISh Sh SkI Speak softly Have you 70tIanoothtaeed seen seensinoothfed a asmoothfaced smoothfaced negro wearing rIa a a Jack JilekTaM Jaekys JackyV ys TaM suit ult of the United States Stat navy aavycarrying MYJcarry navycarrying carrying carry a a little white poodle under his hisarm hi hiann hisarm arm loitering around Broad street streetBeware streetBeware streetBeware Beware of him himIf hi hiit himIf If it you 70u want to know why this same samedarkey isis isisdarkey edarkey darkey sailor sailor is a a good man to fight fightthy AshtchI lightshy thy of just ask numberless society societywomen societywomen societywomen women men an about town Then Thea If Ifyou Itou ifyou you ou doubt them ask them to show you youa Oua youa a certain Japanese poqdle which whichthey whlebtbey whichthey they may have concealed in the stable stableor atablef stableor or garage eating stray bit beta from the thekitchen thekitchen thekitchen kitchen waste according aeconllu to the Phila Philadelphia PhlladeJphla Philadeiphia delphia Press PressThis PresaThis PressThis This darkskinned son of Africa first firstmade flratmade firstmade made his appearance in Philadelphia Philadelphiaseveral Philadelphialiveral PhiladelphiaeveraI several weeks ago and took his hi station itationaround stationaround tattonaround around the entrances to the downtown downtownhotels downtownhntels downtownhotels hotels Dressed in the full uniform of ofa ota ofa a jacky be even ven had the walk of a aman aman aman man accustomed to th the roll of the sea seaand seaand seaand and easily passed for a sailor sailorA sailorA l1or l1orA A carriage or automobile would drive driveup driveup driveup up and from It would step st uMy My Lady LadyWith LadyWlth LadyWith With a salaam that Would do credit creditto creditto creditto to a subject of the Sultan tb Ute negro negrowould nelJlOwould negrowould would approach the woman draw from fromunderneath 00munderneath fromunderneath underneath his hi coat the cutest little littlewhite UtUewhite littlewhite white flog imaginable and offer 8 lto to sell sellit sellIt 11 11It it chea cheaI cheap cheapI hea hear I just got my discharge from my myship lilYsblp myship ship and have this tit poodle which I got gotIn cotIn gotin In Japan and is a real lap poodle worth worthat worthat worthat at least 1100 lofl 1 the negro would tell the thewomen thewomfn thewomen women It happens that the pure white whiteJapanese whiteJapant whiteJapanese Japanese Japant poodles are now quite the theproper tMproper theproper proper thing for My My Lady to have as asa asa asa a pet lap dog and 41 he rarely failed to tomake tomake tomake make a bargain at Ui 25 3 36t 35or even UA UAThe 58 58The 50Tbe The menabouttown the jacky jackywould jutywould jerkywould would st in the mens cafes afe if he hecould hecould hecould could get et in or in front of oCth their ir club clubThey chiDThey clubThey They too usually bit after hearing hearingthe bearingthe hearingthe the same story and willingly paid a agood agOO4l agood good price to get their wife sister or orsweetheart orsweetheart orsweetheart sweetheart a genuine Japanese poodle poodleFinally poodleFinally poodleFinally Finally after quite a number got the theunusual theunulual theunusual unusual bargain they began to discuss discussit it with their friends and found that thatthey thatthey thatthey they too had Japanese poodles Then Thenthey ThentbEY Thenthey they compared notes a veterinary was wascalled wascaned wascalled called In and it was discovered that thatthe thatthe thatthe the Japanese JaPft ese lap dogs were simply simplya a common everyday poodle with no nopedigree nopedllree nopedigree pedigree at all and at the price of ofpuppies ofpuppies ofpuppies puppies of uncertain breed worth worthabout Worthabout worthabout about two dollars each eachLast eachLast eachI4at Last night the negro ne walked into a adowntown adowntown adowntown downtown cafe where were seated seatedseveral seatedseveral seatedseveral several wellknown well known society men menAmong menAmong menAmong Among them was one who had been beenj beenstun beenstung stung stun and a policeman was called calledThe calledThe calledThe The negro ne ro however gave them the thesMp thesMp theslip sMp and will probably go to other otherfields otberfteld otherfields fields fteld fteldPUS PUSSYS PUS YS COAT IS WARM WAEMSo So It Is Used Sow for Fur Coats ContsAVhicli CoatsWhich Which ltfelt Automobllists Wear WearDear WearDear VesruDear Dear little pussy her coat i iwarm 1810 1810warm is so sowarns warm warmAnd warmAnd warnsAnd And so is the coat which her coat coatmakes coatmakes coatmakes makes for pussy has at last found a areason area areason reason rea for being beln In addition to her hered hereditary heredItary baredlan itary lan duty of catching eatchin mice and lending lendingher lendtncher lendingher her comfortable presence as a fireside firesidecompanion ftresldecompanion firesidecompanion companion companionIt It is i true that the oldfashioned long longblack longblack longblack black mantle worn thirty years ago was wasInvariably wasinvariably a ainvariably Invariably lined with a 8 certain homely homelyfur homelyfur homelyfur fur of mottled gray and white called lIed by bysome bYj bYj8dIIIe bysome some irreverent persons backalley cat catfur catfur cat1 cat1fur fur but beautiful automobile coats are arenow arenow now made from the humble pelt of pussy pussyThese pussyThese I These coats are reasonable reaS nable in price and andbecause andbecause because they are exceedingly exceedin lY warm arm and andhandsome andhandlOme andhandsome handsome in appearance they are becom becoming bocomlag ing inordinately popular not only for forautomobiling forautomobl1ln forautomobliing automobiling but for general wear wearNever WalrNever wearNever Never was there such a demand for fur furas turas furas as now no Nothing Nothi with any pretension to toa toa toa a fussy pelt is safe from the ravages of ofthe ofthe ofthe the fur dealers Rabbits and squirrels squirrelsare Clulrreare squirrelsare are slain to make coatg coa and muffs and andthat andthat andthat that soft and becoming fur known knownconey as asconey ascone coney cone is simply rabbit Squirrel coats coatswere coatswere coatswere were especially fashionable a year or so soago oago soago ago They were made in stylish cuts cutsand cutsand cutsnd and nd like the catskin coats coats were ere both bothwarm botharm bothwarm warm arm and inexpensive Inexpen lve though undeni undeniably undeniably undeniably ably squirrel ulrrel whereas the catskins mas masquerade masquerade maequerado querade as many different furs fursEven fursEven fursEven Even the cow has not escaped Her Herskin Herskin lTerskin skin is used not only for trimming but butlikewise butlikewise Ut UtIIkew1ae likewise as material for long driving or orautomobile 01automobile orautomobile automobile coats I must mu say I do not notadmire notadmire notadmire admire these socalled calfskin gar garments prmenta garmonte monte There is something uncanny une ny about aboutthem aboutthem aboutthem them They seem still to smack of the tbeslaughter theslau theslaughter slau slaughter ter house and while we may IQ eat eatbeef eatbeet eatbeet beet with 1th a clear conscience somehow somehowtbe IOmehowlbe somehowthe the familiar look of that soft reddish hide hidebrings hidebllnp hidebrings brings back memories tJ of meadows Inea and andcowbells udcowbel andcowbeils cowbells which hleh make me uncomfortable uncomfortableA A wellknown throat specialist tells tellsme tellsme tellsZn me Zn that nothing Is ii so weakening to a asensitive aHIUIIUve asenalUve sensitive throat as to keep it continually continuallyenveloped contlnuallyenveloped continuallyenveloped enveloped in a fur collar Furthermore Furthermoreto to wrap yourself in a flowing tlowtn garment rment of ofcloth ofcloth ofcloth cloth heavily heaI lined with 1thfur fur be it back backalley bRekalley backalley alley cat or Russian RU8 lan sable ble In a climate climatefluenxa climateu mild this this is to iurt urt cow and In Inftuen inIluensa fluenxa ftuen Wear Wearthe ear the furs because they are arebeautiful arebeautuul areLiesutiffli beautiful but do not fasten thm at the thethreat thetllt thethreat threat and always al slw ys remove ramcrfe them indoors Ind erc erci i CURE IS GASTRONOMY GASTRONOMYGood Good Cook Cooke Needed Says Ab Abiier Abner Abnei iier Not Prohibition ProhibitionMOHAMMEDANS ProhibitionMOHAMMEDANS ProhibitionMOHAMMEDANS MOHAMMEDANS ABSTINENCE ABSTINENCEAo Ao co 0 IrogreHM Among Worshipers of ofProphet ofl ofProiliet Prophet rOIJl1et Is 1OO OO Years of Teeto TeetotnliMin leetotnllHmRatllenl IeetoinlismRadleal tnliMin tnllHmRatllenl JlHdlcjil Restraint of Ier IerNonnl IJerHOllnl Iert4oiinl Nonnl Liberty IIhertlunlerlcli in America 3Iny 1hl 11t lie lieStep DeStel BeStep Step to Localization of Harem HaremThat JlnremThat JinreniThat That the consumption of good things thingsto thlnesto to eat eat artistically prepared by a a good goodcook Ifoodeook goodeook eook destroys appetite for strong iltJon drink drinkand drInkand drinkand and that therefore the encouragement encora ment of ofthe ofthe ofthe the art of gastronomy is an adequate adequatesolution adequateBOlutlon adequatesolution solution of the drink evil is the theory theorycontained theorycontalnecI tliaorycontained contained in an Interesting antiprohibi antiprohibition tion argument advanced by Ab Abner Abner Abncr ner president of the AbnerDrury Drew Brewing DrewIn Drewlug In lug Company of this city cityMr cityMr cityMr Mr Abner also cites cU the failure of Mo Mohammedan Mohammedan Mohammedan hammedan nations committed to ab abstinence fibat1nence at atstincace stinence by tb UN law of the prophet in incontributing IncontrlbuU incontributing contributing contrlbuU any material part to the theprogress theprqretlt theprogress progress of civilization dvllixatkm as a point against againstprohibition aphUitprohibJtlon againstprohibition prohibition prohibitionThat prohibJtlonThat prohibitionThat That the indorsement or this lb one Mo Mohammedan Mohammedan 10 10hamnledan hammedan doctrine of prohibition by the theAmerican theA theAmerican American A r1ean people may 7 be but a step tep to tothe tothe tothe the legalisation of the harem in the these tbeHUnited theseUnited eUnited United States and this District of Colum Columbia Columbia Columbla bia is a possibility which blch Mr Abner die discovers dcoverJI diecovers covers in the records of history abnor abnormal abnormal mbnormal mal excesses exceaea following radical re restraints re reItraInts restrainte straints in due process of time tI tln4 as Mr MrAbner 11rAbner MrAbner Abner argues for precedents precedentsAn precedentsAn An 11 JSpleuruHM Itemed ItemedRegarding nemcth nemcthReprdlD HeinetlyRegarding Regarding the epicurean remedy re for ex excessive exceatve axrandy randy fondness for alcoholic stimulants stimulantsMr ItJmuJnttMr stimulantsMr Mr Abner says saysThe laY laYTtae saysThe The question is often asked why hy in int Intemperanee intemperance temperance mp ranc of drink is absent in some somecountries JIOmecountrteL somecountries countries Take the Aaores for instance instancewhere lnataneew instancewhere where rich luscious I trul fruit niij and vegetables vegetablesripen v88etablesripen vegetablesripen ripen the year round drunkenness is en entirely eftUre1y enUrely tirely unknown In Southern France in intoxication intoxication intoxicatlon toxication is also an an unknown unk own quantity quantityalthough quantityalthough quantityalthough although with every meal wine is con consumed conlumect conslimed slimed by the families familiesAs familiesuA familiesAs uA As a solution ta offered the great rt at attention attentlon attentlosi tention given by bythe the French women to tocookery toeooaT tocookery cookery They are famous for their tam family LamIly ily 11 dishes and after the th family partake partakeof llartaketlof of the beloved pot au feu there is no noneed noDeed noneed need or craving cravln for strong drink drinkGood drinkGootl drinkCoiiil Good Cookery Coulacr In Solution SolutionIt Solii lOll lOllIt It to a lamentable fact that too IttUe IttUeattention litoattention litL1 litL1attention attention is given ven nowadays to cooking cookingand oooktacaM cookingand and as a consequence when a a young youngwoman yOUJl yOUJlwoman youngwoslan woman marries and presides over her herown her0WIt herown own home she is not equipped to properly properlyconduct properlyeoDduet properlyconduct conduct 4t whetaer wbder she has the cooking cookingto coold cooldto to do herself or merely directs In either eithercase ettbercue eithercase case it is highly necessary that the theknowledge tMJuIowledp theknowledge knowledge should be of a apraetJeal practical char character charaeler charr charrIcIer IcIer acterA A man will not crave drink after iter eat eating eatm eatlug lug a good meal The prohibitionists had hadbetter ba4better hadhotter better adopt pt as a slogan Better the home hometable bome bometable hometable table and keep the men from the free freelunch treeluneh freelunch lunch counter counterA A popular movement has been started startedto atarted1ft startedIn to the city of Munich extending to every everycity everycity everycity city and hamlet to the city of Bavaria BavariaThe BavariaThe BavariaThe The leading leadln ladles of the land formed a aleague aleasue a aleague league known as the Itinerary Itl eIIY Cooking CookingSchool CookinSchool CookingSchool School which Is supported by popular popularsubscriptions popularub popularsubecrIptios subscriptions ub criptiot At the prevent time there thereare thereaN thereare are thirty Itinerary cooking cook schools Rhoo work worktog tog under the league leagueThe IequeThe leagueThe The outfit consists of a a wagon con COMnln contiinlng talning nln all the modern rn appliances of Ofldtch a akitchen akitchen kitchen Accompanying the wagon Wagon are arethree arethNe arethree three experienced women cooks and three threelecturers threelecturen threelecturers lecturers When a hamlet reached a ahall aball a ahail hall is secured the kitchen established establishedand atablllbedaad atablishednd and nd the young rou women of the hamlet are areinvited areinvited re reinrited invited to learn the preparation of savory savoryinexpensive UVOlinexpeutve savoryinexpensIve inexpensive nutritious dishes d18heA dishesA A wholesome result has been recorded recordedThis recordedThla recordedThis This would be a good movement for forthose fortho forthose those who are busying themselves wtth wtthprohibition wtthprohibition wtthprohibition prohibition to start There is I also a sea sentimental erIUmental seatimentai timental side to this matter for to quote quotean quotean quotaan an old German saying Ine Love enters the theheart theheart theheart heart by way of the stomach stomachMr ItomachIlr stomachMr Mr AbHers hHcr Statement StatementMr StntementWI StatementMr Mr Abners statement on the prohibi prohibition prohibition probibidon tion question in the light of the hearing hearingto to be given both sides of the issue in the theDistrict theDl8trtet theDistrict District by the Commissioners is of ofcia1 ape special apecia cial cia Interest InterestWhence InterestWhenee InterestWhence Whence conies this new cult that seeks seeksto eksto seeksto to set aside all equity and vested rights rightsand riltttsand rightsand and Insists that the United States gov government goverament ver ernment er ment annihilate a legitimate bust business tneu bustfleas ness asks ask Mr Abner AbnerThe AbnerThe AbnerThe The prohibition element has told at atour tour atour our doors every species of crime in the thelexicon thelexicon thelexicon lexicon of misdeeds Such statements statementsare are on their face unfair unfairXo un unfairDisregard fall fallSo Xo DI Disregard rr Kiir for Rights RightsWe RightsWe ItiglitsWe We are conducting our business with withdue withdue 1ih 1ihdue due regard to the rights of all concerned concernedour concernedour concernedour our our customers cu tomers as well as ourselves ourselvesand our ourselvesand elves elvesand and trust to the good judgment nt and sense senseof senseof senseof of the citizens of the District of Colum Columbia Columbia Coiumhis bia that they may not be misled led in this thismatter thismatter thismatter matter by the oratory of impractical impracticalunfair impracticalUJltair Impracticalunfair unfair persons nor the writings of those thosewho thoeewbo thosewho who seek to further restrict or stamp out oata outa outa a staple and legitimate Ie industry IndustryWhat IndustryWhat jWhat What is behind this temperance wave waveThat waveThat waveThat That beautiful tenet of Christianity which whichenlightens whlehenlighteNS whichllghtens enlightens llghtens the world love those th that op oppose opJJoOM oppolo pose you is cast aside Annihilation is iathe isthe isthe the prohibition watchword watchwordThese watchwordUThe8e watchwordThese These good people seem to have aban abandoned almudone4t bcm bcmdon4t doned all religion and have raised ral ed a abanner Abanner abanner banner Inscribed with the one word wordProhibition wordProhlbltlon wordProhibition Prohibition Are they about to accept acceptnew acceptnew a anew new religion reH iOn Are they ready read to deliver deliverour deliverour deliverour our beloved country to a a principle of ofMohammedanism ofXobRmmedanllm ofMohammedanism Mohammedanism XobRmmedanllmUIJltt 7 7liglit NMight Might He Step to Legalized Harem IlnrcniFifteen HnremFifteen HaremFifteen Fifteen hundred hundred years ago prohibition prohibitionwas was established by Mahomet Observe Observehis Observeh18 Observehis his people and the fruits of their labors Have they advanced in anything Have Havethey Havethey Havethey they given the world any ideas hl any In Inventions InvenUona inventlons ventions ventionsWere venUonaWere ventlonsWere Were the th American people to sub subscribe lubscribe subscribe scribe to this one Mohammedan doctrine doctrineis is it not possible po that the passing of two twogenerations twogone11ltlolUl twogenerations generations would Would find harems legalised legalisedThis lelll lelllrbl legah4edThis This rbl sounds unreasonable of course UrH but butit butIt butIt it is a matter of history that radical re restraints re restmlnts restraints straints have been followed by abnormal abnormalAlready abnormalexc abnormalexcesses exc excesses excessesAlready ilH ilHAlready Already the prohibition movement movementconsiders movementconalde11l movementconsiders considers itself strong IItro enough to invade invadetho Invadetho invadethe tho homes and endanger that most mo lova lovable Jovable lovahI ble hI trait of oqr national characteristic characteristichospitality characteristichOlipltaUly characterIstIchopitality hospitality Can the citisen be dictated dictatedto to as to what at he will serve his guests guestsLet suetaLet guestsLet Let the good people who are now en enrolled enrolled enrolled rolled among amon the extremists CtremIl preach tem temperance telnperance ternperanee perance in speech drink eating In tothought IntOOlIt Inthought thought and in the practice of gentle gentlemanners gentlemanners entle entlemanners manners Let our ministers mlnlstersand and educa educators educators educatori tors instill in tbe youths minds the prin principle prlnclple pninciple ciple of moderation obedience upright uprightness uprlptneat uprightfleas ness neat avoiding everything leading to the thedark thedark thedark dark and narrow chambers of hypocricy hypocricyGraver hypocrlyGrncr hypocnloyGraver Graver Questions to tI lie Considered ConsideredLet ConslcJuretiLet ConsideredLet Let home school and church deliver deliverto to our country young men and women womenable womenable meh mehahle able to withstand temptations and all the theextreme theextreme Lb Lbextrezne extreme extreme questions will take care of them themselves thelnIv thetaielve selves Iv There are graver questions than thanprohibition thanI thanprohIbition I prohibition confronting contronUn our people in the thenoxt thei thenct i noxt few years yea which call for united ac action actJon actea tea for a solid Ud phalanx to the world worldat worldat worldat at large largeWd Jars JarsWohad largeVo Wd Wohad Vo had better leave the solution of the tbedrink thedrtnk bo bodrink drink question to the educator the scien scientist actent18t seIntist tist tist Ute statesman the economist It en entors ent entens tens too deeply Into the life of the peo people people ppie ple and cannot call not be rooted out outeven even were werethere weretbere werethere there a real necessity necealtywlthout without a great greatpolitical sreetpolitical greatpolitical political and commercial upheaval Has Hasit HuIt IranIt it over occurred to you that not one emi eminent eminent cminest nent statesman scientist entlst or theologian theologianlias tbeo tbeohaa lias come oat for prohibition prohibitionThe problbltlonThe prohibitionThe The time has oome to halt in these thesevisionary theItevl8l thesevisionary visionary vl8l nary vaporings It is not intended intendedto to doubt the good Intentions of ottbe the pro prohibitionists prohlbitionllta prohihitlonlets hibitionists We have to thank them for fora forI fora I a great Itatdea1 deal of good they have done But Butthe Rutthe Butthe the consequence con and effect of such move movements movement8 movemeats meats on a percentage percenta of the people poop is isnot I Inot not realised to the full by the promoters promotersof promotOrlotproblbltlon promotersofprobibition of otproblbltlon ofprobibitionI prohibition prohibitioni i I heartily commend the efforts of ofthe ofthe ofthe the temperance cult In tbe regulation of ofthe ofthe ofthe the liquor traittc as we do the good pee people pe0ple peepie ple who bo safeguard the interests Int of the thepublic thepublic thepublic public to relation to all Industries But Buthere Buthere Buthere here In Washington the limit of regula regulation regulatJon regulatioti tion has been reached Conditions are an anthat aDthat allthat that could be reasonably asked for forFLYING torFLYING forPLYING FLYING LETTER BOXES BOXESInxenioiii BOXESIllgenloll BOXESIllgeli115 Inxenioiii Device lce1f in Use Over In InHungarys InUJllIgttr iiiIfungary UJllIgttr UJllIgttrIIuIT IfungaryHungarys Hungarys postal department has de devised de devI8e dcvised vised a flying letter box to relieve the theBudapest theBu theBudapest Budapest postmen who are few in num numhers numbelll numhers hers and have hundreds of Sights of ofstairs I Ista ofstates stairs sta to climb daily ta the great tone tenement te tent tonemeat meat nt houses housesTh bouesnew homeThe Th The new letter box can be sent up to toits toita toits its destination from the ground door by byaprtn a aspring aspring spring aprtn It stops at the floor required and andrMUfclns anltDtlna andremains remains Dtlna there until It is emptied or until untilthe uutilthe untilthe the next nextdeUVetT delivery when the postman can canby C3n C3nby canby by touching toucbl a spring IPrt bring it down downEach downEaeb downEach Each box contains Ute necessary num number number awnbar ber of lockers each fltted with a safety retJ lock according to the th number of real residents reslntll realdents dents ntll The boxes are moved up and down downbetween downbetw downbetwpen between betw Iron girders rd by electricity electricityGETS electricityGETS electricityGRTS GETS fii OO FOR A 5 CALF CALFJersey CALFJersey CALF3erey Jersey Farmer Sets Trip for or New NewYork NewYork NewYork York Autoists Who Fall Into It ItCHTT ItCnw ItCIFO CHTT SlmtiCTiK Calf Two Snnn SUH xnrt xnrtPast an 501Past It ItIn Past In Co Coming in I Machine All AllPlay tIi tIiFlay 11 11JJRT Play a Port PortNew PortNew FartNew New York YorIr Jan JSAaroa JS Banks Banks a aPine aPIne aPin Pine Pin Brook farmer lives on a aroad aroad amad road much frequented by antoists and andthey andthey andthey they drive their motors clean ele through the theNew theNew theNew New Jersey speed tows in then going and andcoming andcomIutr amidcoining coming between New York and Morris Morristoyn forrlatoyD Morristo1i toyn to1i Banks has made many unwilling unwillingsacrifices unwUJl unwUJlaerUlce unwillingiseriflees sacrifices to these juggernaut cars In the theshape thesbape theshe shape of dogs chickens geese and tombs tombsso Jambs laminso so yesterday morning moraln he determined cJe haed to toget tou toget get even for all time timeHe t1mene timeHo He stationed his two sons James and andJethro andJetbro andJethro Jethro in a a clump of bushes at tbe road roadside roadBIde roadside side with a foorweeksoid calf across acrosstbe acroathe acrossthe the highway the calfs mother was teth tethered tetbere4 tetheyed eyed in full view vie He told is sons to toton totorn totufn ton the calf loose at the moment an auto autoapproached aulapproached autoap approached approachedBanks approachedDano ap apBanks Banks with a loaded doublebarreled doublebarreledshotgun douWebaneiedshotpn doubiehaeieishotgun shotgun hid himself a little further turtberd8wn down the road James was tbe lookout The Thecalf Thecalf calf straggling ItruaIlngto to reach its It bawling bawlingmother healingmother mother nearly pulled Jethro Jethros arms from fromtheir troIntMir vein veintheir their sockets Finally James yelled yelledHere yelleduHere yelledHere Here comes t8 one going got like the dick dickens dJcken dickens ens en let er loose looseJethro eJethro looseJetbro Jethro dropped the rope the call rushed rushedtoward ruahedtoward rushedtoward toward its mooing ma maThe maThe maThe The trap was timed to the fraction of ofa ota ofa a second the chauffeur cbaU eur had not time to toavoid toavokl toavoid avoid a collision the big car hurled the tbecalf thecaJC thecalf calf in the air it fell lifeless lifelessThe JlfeleaThe lifelessThe The chauffeur halted only to learn if ifthe Iethe Ifthe the car had been hurt Banks stepped steppedfrom steppedfrom from behind the tree and covered the two twomen twomen twomen men and two women in the th car with ltb his hisshotgun hllahotcun hisshotgun shotgun shotgunThat ahotcunThat shotgunThat That was a a Guernsey Guern calf none better betterbred betterbred batterbred bred in the State yelled Banks in af affected aCfected atfected fected fury You killed It hand over overIOO 500 501 or I shoot shootThe shootThe shootThe The women 0fMJ1 in the car shrieked hysteri hysterically hysterlca1ly hysterically cally the trembling men vainly expostu expostulated expostuJate expostulateil lated JateFSnliUy lateilFinally latedFinally Finally the four occupants of the car cardug cardug cardug dug up 2110 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1ItIIIeSIte Ut anal draw drawMaryawxJ simmIlirykOd MaryawxJ IlirykOdeisidsadmasifssrdsb MaryawxJa a SIte eisidsadmasifssrdsb eisidsadmasifssrdsblInus to net dead nor 1Iwt deaf deafbraathea Iwt SI ue ot IR1 IR1I cth in men menhs hs braathea isut at kernel I Shell oaaeei Shell SteUDdl 4 mm mm1artIDd1 1artIDd1 Ddl 1r Iy lli1btd1 WHOS WHO IN I EAST EASTGlimpse EASTGliIl1pse EASTGIifll1SC Glimpse of the Big Men lcn of ofthe oft ofthe the he Orient OrientCHIffA OrientCHINA tOHINA CHINA HAS MANY OF THEM THEMiniiifain THEMf THEMjlnlntuln THEMIieliiia1n iniiifain a Illsli JlJ Slnmlliiff StltnlUn III thai thutSection thatSection jSection Section of the World orld Which hleh Prom 110111IHCH ProisiIses jIHCH IHCH to He the New XC Center of Diplo Diplomacy IHnlumneIrOlJent IiploniacyIroscnt macy mneIrOlJent Present Volume Voliini olul1Ie the Second SucolldIftHuctl SecondIssued SecondIssued Issued lit Hongkong1 Hongkong1Now I1onJlmuJI I1onJlmuJNOw HoiigkoiigNow I Now that the center of diplomacy has hasshifted ItuIItlftec1 hasshifted shifted to the Orient and nd eyes are tam tamed tUI1lect turnet ed toward the Pacific so that the de development dovelojunent velopment of the game pm may be watched watchedIt wa eMd eMdIt I It ia weB to know whos wbo who ho In the far farEast tarL tarThat farEaat East EastThat EaatThat That information hi contained in a vol volissued volume volunto unto issued by the proprietors of the theChina theChIt theChIn China ChIt Mail at Hongkong Whos Who Who Whoto Wholit Whoin to the Far East is not an ok old publica publication publlcatIoft publicalion lion indeed the volume Iume which recently recentlyreached recentlyreachecl recentlyreached reached this country Is the second to be beIssued beJdued beIsSued Issued The Th publisher say sayThe ayThe sayThe The first volume left much to be de desired de deItreel 4 4aired sired from many points of view and we wedo wedo weik ik do not claim claim that thai th issue is complete completeor oonrp oonrpOr or 01 that it is tree from defects tecta In the thenature theDatu thenature nature Datu of things a work of this kind kindcan Idaulca kindcan can ca only progress slowly owly toward perfec perfection perfection perfecdon tion There is an immense area to cover coverand coverand coverand and the work ofor of organisation and classi classification cftcaUon clandlibation libation is extremely arduous Also Alsothere A Athere Alsothere there are misapprehensions to combat combatPeople combatPeope combatPeope Peope are slow to relinquish the idea ideathat Ideatbat ideathat that Whos Wbo Who ho in the Par East is a asort a80rt asort sort of social index instead of being pure purely purely purely ly a work of reference But this miscon misconception mllconcepUon misooncaption caption is dying out and people are be beginning be bepualnc beginning ginning to understand that the fear of ofridicule oCrldkule ofridicule ridicule which prevented them from send sending HadiDI sendlag lag In their biographies pIaIn was quite quit un unjustified 1mJUltlfted anJustified justified justifiedRecords JustifiedReeork Records of men and women who have havedone ha havedone done things la the Orient are cope especially copedaily daily interesting In btc to the Westerner erDer be because beea because ea cause they represent achievements far farremoved farremoved removed ed from the field of Occidental life lifeAlthough UCeAlUtousb lit litAlthough Although the th days clay work to done In a adifferent a4I1thnmt adlgernt different way In the East Eut human nature natureIs natureJNlCb Is mach the same the world over and ta tathese athue Inthese these brief brI biographies the passions mo motives moUne isotires tires and ends en attained are not new newI newAll wAll I All the lb same there are so many distin distinguished enunptIrbed distinguteited guished personages In the far Zest iutw Zestwhose Bastwhose whose lives have been filled with color colorapd coloraP4 colorand and Incident that it ta difficult dl to select selectrepresentative usleetrepresentative 14Mt 14MtftPft8eataUve representative examples from the long longlist IoeJilt longlist list presented eatecl Perhaps Perba it to better to tobegin tohegllt tobegin begin with a woman WomaDtUl an illustrious rIoaI ruler nderwboee rulerwhose rulerwhose whose address ta the Forbidden City CItTPeld CityPekin I IPekln Pekln Peld China ChinaItniprvKs CbiR ChinaIntlsres ItniprvKs lllrJII had ICmiieror ICmiierorTxuHsi ItniperarTiuHsI i iTRHal TxuHsi Dowager Empress mpress was born bornto bornIn bornin In MHal 18J4 at Pekto the daughter esasP of a a gov government acweroment goverument ernment official She became one of the thesecondary theIIeCOndalT thesecondary secondary wives wiye of the tb Emperor Hton Htonfung HIeDf IfleaLung Lung and upon the birth of her son was wasraised wurai8ed wasraised raised to the rank of empress After Afterthe Afterthe Afterthe the Emperors death she be reigned as joint jointregent jointrep jointregent regent rep with his first wife who died In taIflM InJa InI IflM I From that year until 1WI she be ruled ruledM ruledu ruledan sole Ie regent In MM she practically practicallydeposed practkaJtTthe practicallydopoind deposed the present Empeiw Kuaag KuaagHsu XHau KuangUsa Usa owing owt to bis 11 hi leaning I toward reform reformand reforman4 reformand and has ha since administered the govern government governmeat mat meat mentAfter meatAfter at atAfter After describing TwtBsl 1 as a woman womanOf WOI8UIoC womanof Of gnat strength of character but op opposed op opPGII opposed posed to Innovation Wh Whos 1 Who Wboon says saysshe saysIs she Is more on than suspected of having leavingglues havinggrwen YIDa YIDateaaIIee glues ooanteaaaee teaaIIee to the Boxer rising risingto iIICba risingIn to Mfe MfeNaturally batonJ1y Naturally tonJ1y one wishes wtI to know what whatsort whatof whatsort sort of a man the nominal ruler may be beHe beHe beHe He was proclaimed Emperor of China Chinaunder Chinaunder Chinaunder under title of KuangHsu Glorious Suc Succession Succeaton Suecession cession upon the death of his cousin cousinEmperor cousin cowdnEmperor cousinEmperor Emperor Tungchin and an nominally as assumed asaumed asearned earned power In March 1387 upon attain attaining attalnInc attainlug Inc his majority He Is I considered to be bea bea bea a wellintentioned young 011 man maa without withoutforce withoutforce withoutforce force of character and handicapped by byboth byboth byboth both mental and physical weakness weak He Hetoo He Hetoo Hetoo too may be addressed at the Forbidden ForbiddenCity ForbiddenCity ForbiddenCity City CitySome CitySome CitySome Some incidents In the career of the theMutsuhito theutsuhlto theMutauhlto Mutsuhito utsuhlto Emperor of Japan are also alsoof alsoof I of Interest lIe succeeded to the throne throneon throneOft throneOh on Oh February IS 1J 1987 when the country countrywas countrywa countrywas was virtually under the rule of the Sho Shogwn Shopn Shegun gun who resigned rea a few months later laterThe laterThe laterThe The government was reorganized but butsome butJIOIIM butsome some of the noblemen who remained remainedfaithful JemalaedfaithfUl remainedfaithful faithful to the Shogun rebelled and a astate aetate astate state of war prevailed until 18 1888 when whentbe whenthe whenthe the rebels were defeated Thereafter Thereafterrestoration Thereafterrestoration Thereafterrestoration restoration proceeded The Emperor abel abolished aOOIbed abelisIed ished bed feudaltom feudaIF In 1871 granted freedom freedomof freedomof freedomof of religious belief the following year yearbegan yearbegan yearbegan began the reorganisation reorpu on of the army armyand armyand armyand and navy entered upon education along wongWe alongWestern Western We tern lines linN and issued la ue4 on October 12 1 1881 1881 an imperial 1 decree promising the theestablishment theelltabUshment theestablishment establishment of a Parliament A consti constitution conlltltutJon conetitution tution was promulgated in 1888 1 and Par Parliament ParIIa Parliameiit liament IIa met for the first time the next nextyear nextyear nextyear year yearA yearA A number of exalted alted Chinamen and andJapanese andJpanese andJapanese Japanese are to be found in tbe gallery galleryof galleryof of Eastern notables Among the former formerIs Is Duke TsaiTse LLD Cambridge CambridgeDCL CambridgeDCI CambridgeDCL DCL Oxford imperial clansman depuy depuyheuteMnt depuylieutenant depirylieutenant lieutenant general Plain Blue Banner BannerCorps Bann BannrCorps rCorps Corps He was a member of the traveling travelingcommission travelingcommission commission for the investigation Inve tlatlon of for foreign foreilln or orelgu eign parliamentary government 190M8 190M8and 1 1and lfIO6415and and was slightly hurt in a a bomb outrage outragewhile outrapwklle outragewhile while the commission was leaving lea vine Pekln PeklnHis PeklnHIM PekinHis His family urged him to resign but be besaid beaid hesaid said that he would willingly wtllln ly die dl if his hisdeath hi8ath hisdeath death ath would give to China constitutional constitutionalgovernment conaUtutionalgovmmen constItutIonalgovernment government governmentFeared governmentFeared tFC1rell Feared 1Y ISV Foreigners ForeignersTsen ForelJJ1clTsen ForelgitersTsen Tsen ChunHsuan is another Chinese Chineseof ChiDe ChiDeof of note He was at one time subdireetor subdireetorof of the court of imperial entertainments entertainmentsand and of the imperial stud and his popu ppularity popularity pu pularlty larity in these and other offices brought broughthim brH broughthim ht hthim him the yellow jacket He personally led ledan ledn ledan an army to suppress the Kwangst Kwn rebels rebels1903W rebela11OStt rebelsl4i 1903W and was appointed junior guardian guardianof of the heir apparent in recognition ogBjtion of the theservices theervte theservices services ervte rendered Tsen TIen was a proboy proboycotter proboycotter proboycotter cotter against a American goods it may be bewell bewell beWell well for persons in this country to re remember remember remember member At the time of the boycott he hewas hewas i was 1 respected but afterward was de denounced de de1iouneed doflounced flounced by the th people of Canton for ar arresting arreeUng arresting resting a representative of the people at ata atJMetln ata a meeting JMetln connected with ith the Hankow HankowCanton HankowCanten HankowCanton Canton Railway This comment is made madeWas madeaus madeWas Was aus at one time considered a man of ofenlightenment oCeaUghtenment ofenlightenment enlightenment and intelligence and in inShensi InShen inShensi Shensi was popular as a vigorous admin administrator adminIstrator administrator istrator and was partial to reform a acnangc achaRge a achange cnangc chaRge was wa manifested after he went to toCanton toCIUtton toCanton Canton until now foreigners deem his hisoccupancy hlasooeuptlncy tileoccupancy occupancy of office as a dangerous has fre frequently frequently Li Liquently quently unsuccessfully appealed to the thethrone thethro thethrone throne thro for relief from office officeOf omooOf otileeOf Of course every ever one has heard of Wu WuTingfang WuTIngfangMinlster Vu VuTtnan8 Tingfang TIngfangMinlster Minister Wu Wuwho who is com coming comIH cornbig big IH back to Washington as Ambassador Ambassadorbut Ambassadorbut mbaMadorbut but who knows anything an thlng about the Hon HonWei HonWel lIonWei Wei Yuk and Choo Choon Foo And who whocan whon wholn can recall Yung Whig Yale 54 the first firstChinese firstCblne8e firstChinese Chinese graduate of a foreign university universityWei untversltyWet universityWet Wet Yuks education was begun by pri private prlnte wi wivats vats tutors Later he studied at the Gov Government Go GoernmEtnt Governmnt ernment Central School Hongkong at atStonaygnte atSto atStangate Stonaygnte Sto gate School England and the Dol Dollar Dollar Dollir lar Institution Scotland He Is contpra contpradoref compntdor coinpradorij doref dor of the Mercantile Bank of India IndiaLJrjiited IndiaLlqilted IndiaLlqlited LJrjiited a justice of the peace unofficial unofficialBMjimber UnOmelalm unoltlclanqhtber BMjimber er of tbe legislative council repre representing repmsOIlUng reprocanting canting the Chinese and was one of the thefounders thero theIoenders founders ro Ioenders nders of Po Loung Kuk Society for forthe forProtection fortb the tb Protection of Women and Children ChildrenFollowing ChildrenFolloWln ChildrenFoIowing Following is a part of his record recordAssociated recordh recordthaisoclated Associated sociatctd with numerous bodies har harIns ha haIn r1nfor Ins In 1nfor for their object the well being of the thei i 4 colony Hongkong has served on all allcommissions aUcommisaftOlUl allcommiadons commissions appointed to inquire into intomatters Intomatterw Intomatters matters affecting th the Chinese since com commencement commencement coinmencement mencement of public career has ren rendered renderid rondared dared much service In connection with ne negotiations negoUaUona tiegotlatione gotiations between the Hongkong ami amiChinese 1Il 1IlCblneae aiUChinese Chinese governments and was instru instrumental InstruIIfIental inetrunntai mental In pacifying his fellowcountry fellowcountrymen men during the riots in connection with withBritish withBrltJab withBritish British acquisition of the Kowloon hinter hinterland hinterland hinterland land for services nic rendered during the theplague theplacue theplague plague epidemic of 18W was presented presentedwith pre presentedwith ented ented1th with 1th gold medal and letter of thanks by bygeneral bypneral bygeneral general public and address ddr of thanks thanksfrom tlIanksfrom thanksfrom from the Chinese Chin community communityOtlier communityOther communityOther Other Noted Chinnnicn ChinnnicnChoo ChInamenChao CleinanienChoo Choo Choon Foo can be found at Perak PerakFederated PerakFederated PerkFederated Federated Malay States also lso Penaag PenaagStraits Pe PeStnUta PeluingStraits Straits Settlements SetUt l11ent He is a naturalized naturalizedBritish natundlaeclBritilh naturalizedBritish British subject and ha hu been a mine mineowner mineor mineowner owner and planter for thlrts thtr years He Heis HepubUcaptrlt Heis is a a publicspirited man of many actlri actlrit actl11tN actirltic tN tNTa ticIn sIn In addition to his It business enterprises enterpriseswhich enterpri1tbleh cItterpIIseLwhIch which are unusually bUl1 a11 extensive ha to a amember nmember amember member of the Chinese advisory ad board boardPerak boanJlerak boardPerak Perak president of the Chinese Widows Widowsand WitJb WitJbaDd WIdwVand and Orphans Institution IMU ut1on president prHld llt of ofthe ofthe ofthe the board of education for China In So Sand SJhl Santi and fellow of the Society of ofArts ofArta ofArts Arts England founder of the Chi ChiMaternity Chinese ChIIlMeMaternity ChineseMaternity Maternity Hospital and Chinese Girls GirlsSchool Gtr Gtr8ehoo GtrisSchool School both at Ipoh and of the Chinese ChineseMandarin ChioneaJwIarJn ChineseMandarin Mandarin School Lahat LahatMr LabatKr LahatMr Mr Foo is i entitled to wear ear the Chinese ChineseImperial ChlnaeImp ChineseImprIa1 Imperial Imp rla1 Order of Merit ertt His clubs are areChinese areChinese re reChlneee Chinese Recreation Penang Literary As Association Assochtion A Aaoel4Uoa sociation Penang Gymkhana 01 Sports Sportsami 9f Sportsand rta rtaanti anti Chinese all of hints Turf Perak PerakGymkhana PerakGymkhana PerakGymkhana Gymkhana Ipoh IpohYoung lpohYOUA IpoltYoung Young Wing Wln LL scholar and diplo diplomat dlpIoat diplonat mat nat at lives at Shanghai and is expectant expectanttaotai expectanttaotal expectanttaoti taotai of Kiangsu Mr Wing has ba served servedhis servedhI servedhk his hI country to several capacities He Heheaded HehEaded Ifeheaded headed the educational commission to the theUnited theUnited theUnited United States In B71 and was appointed appointedassociate appointedIINIOdate appointedassociate associate minister to Washington In JUI JUIThe miThe IZ7SThe The man in power in China at present presentaccording pre8etltaecord1n presentaccording aecord1n according to the biographical volume Is IsYuan IsYuan isYuan Yuan ShlhKal viceroy of Chlbli and andminister lidminister amidminister minister of the army rtIY council He has hasfilled baaftned hasfined filled many important ofaces omc and wears wearsthe wearsthe wearsthe the yellow jacket He also has the dis distinguished dIa dIaUnp18hecl dliUnguished tinguished privilege prtvi of wearing the sable sablerobe ablerobe sablerobe robe worn by the imperial family It is isinteresting IaInterelrtln isinteresting interesting Interelrtln to know that ShihKai op opposed oppoed oppoled posed the boycott of American goods goodsCALCULATION pockCALCULATION goodsCALCULAIOT CALCULATION WAS WRONG WRONGBabe WRONGBabe V1RO V1ROBabe Babe Not Right Sex to Become BecomeGreat BecomeGreit BecomeGreat Great Man ManMark ManUark NanMark Mark Twain Story in Ion Long 3Ietcr 3Ietcrwith JIeterIt iIetcrvItlt with It It Snapper on End H1UIlJUIJor H1UIlJUIJortnnec Etilllintiortflhice Impor Importance tance of LIttle Things ThingsAt TbInglft ThliigsAt At aa entertainment taiIUDeDt given for the bees benefit 1teMat beeslit fit of the seamen on board Ute UteXa steamer steamerKaiser eamor eamorKaiser Kaiser Xa WUheOra on her voyage from fromHew tromXew frontlew Hew York io Genoa 0 Mark Twain was wascalled wascaIIe4 wascalled called upon for an address On being beba1a beba1atrocl1lced In Introduced intraduced traduced says TKBtta Tk Dlw he rose and to tobis lahJ8 inhis his peculiar manner and tone of voice voiceaid voIceTtrle voiceAId AId aid aidMy My Ttrle friends I IBM see ee that my name hi on onthe Oftthe onthe the programme for an address As this thiswas tI tIwu thiswas was done without consulting COft8U1t1n me I will willgive wtUKtye Willgive give you an anecdote In its place Now Nowyou Nowyov Nowyou you know there are anecdotes and andanecdotes aDdaJIeCdotes andanecdotes anecdotes short meter ter and long lo meter I Ishall IaIIaJ1 Ishall shall give you a long meter one with Yo1 a asnapper apapper asnapper snapper at the end endIt ODdIt It It is I about a ScotchIrish minister ministerwho ministerwho I who thought he was called to preach the theGospeL theGospel I GospeL He knew that he had the gift giftof giftof I of oratory and he never missed mi an op opportunity opI opportunity portunity to display it it An opportunity opportunitywas was afforded on the occasion of a achristening achrist achristening I christening christ There was considerable oon au audience au audlece andience dience made up of relatives friends and andneighbors andbon andneighbors neighbors bon of the parents The preacher preacherbegan preacherbepn preacherbegan began by saying sayingWe ICWe sayingWe We have met together ber my friends friendson friends friendsOft friendson on a very interesting occasion oceaaIoathe tbe chris christening eIu1tenIDI christeeing teeing of this little child But I Pee ee al already already 1 1ready ready a look of disappointment on your yourfaces yourtllC8L yourfaces faces Is I It because the infant is so small smallWe smallWe We must bear in mind that this gtoboupon gtobo gtoboupon oupou upon which we live is made up of small smallthings smalltbl smallthings things tbl infinitesimal objects one might mightsay mightsay say 1 Little drops of water ter make the themighty themlpty themighty mighty ocean the mountain which rear reartheir reartheir reartheir their hoary heads toward heaven and nd are areoften areotten areoften often lost in the clouds are made up of oflittle orJilt oflittle little Jilt Ie grains of sand sandBesides andBea sandBesdes Besides Bea dd my friend we must take takeInto takeInto takeinto Into consideration the possibilities in the thelife thelite thelife life of this little speck of humanity He Hemay Hemay Hemay may become a great eat preacher multitudes multitudesmay mulUtudmay multitudesmay may be swayed by his eloquence and be bebrought bebrought bebrought brought to see and believe In the truths truthsof truthsoC truthsof of the Gospel He may become a die distinguished dlstlngulllhed dietinguished tinguished physician and his fame as ashealer a ahealer a ahealer healer of men may reach the uttermost uttermostparts uttermostparts uttermostparts parts of th the earth and his name go down downto downto downto to posterity as one of the great bene benefactors benefactors benofactors factors of his kind He may become a agreat aATet a agreat great astronomer and may read the theheavens thebea theheavens heavens bea 1UI as an open book He may din discover en encover dincover cover new stars and his name be coupled coupledwith coupledwith coupledwith with those of Newton and other great greatdiscoverers greatdiscoverers cat catdl8covtrerL discoverers He may become a adls adlstlngu1sbed din distinguished dintinguiebed tinguished statesman and orator and by bythe bytht bythe the strength of his intellect and eloquence eloquencehe he may control the destinies of nations nationsand nationsaDd nationsand and his name be engraved upon menu monuments mooumenta menuments ments erected to perpetuate his memory memoryby memoryby memoryby by bi bIB admiring and grateful countrymen countrymenHe He may become an author and a poet poetand poetand poetand and his name may yet appear among amongthose amongthOle amongthose those now entombed at Westminster He Hemay Hemay Hemay may become a great soldier and lead leadarmies leadannles leadannies armies to battle and victory his prowess prowessand prowessand prowessand and valor may change the map of otEurope otEurope1Iethtnu ofEuropeMethinks Europe EuropeMethinks Methinks I hear the plaudits of the pee people pe0ple peepie ple at the mention of his deeds and nd name nameHe nameHe nameHo He may become beco becomeererhe er rerhe er he might ml mighter mighterturning htr htrtuntln er erturning turning tuntln to the mother motherWhat What is his hisname hIUUtIt hisnamer name nameThe IUUtItThe namer namerThe The mother very ver much bewildered bewilderedWhat bewilderedWhat bewilderedWhat What IB the babys lby namer namerYes zameTYes me meYe8i Yes Ye8i what is his namer namerThe name nameTbe namerThe The mother Its name is Mary Ann AnnONE AnnONE AnnONE ONE TYPE OF THE NEGRO NEGROGeorpln NEGROGeorgia NEGItOGeorgIa Georgia Geechees Provide Living LivingI I IJ Gathering Gntbcrlug Oysters OystersThe OsterllThe OystersThe The negroes ne roes living along the seacoast seacoastof seacoutof seacoastof of Georgia are peculiar and interesting interestingThey InteresUngThey InterestingThey They ar are very er different from the upland uplandnegroes uplandneerDeS uplandnegroes negroes in manner and speech The term termGeechee termGeechee termGeechee Geechee which hlch means rough and un uncouth uncouth uscouth couth is applied to them Their dialect dialectwhich dlaJecthleh dialectwhich which hleh is i especially guttural is one of oftheir ottheir oftheir their most mo distinguishing dlstin uishlng characteristics characteristicssays eltaractentlcasaY8 characterIstIcssays says the Southern Workman WorkmanThe WorkmanThe Workma5The The negroes I e8 of this section are are with a afew 11fe afew few fe exceptions engaged in the oyster ster In Industry Industry industry dustry the men principally as oyster oysterptherers oystergatherers gatherers and the women and children as asoyster asoY8ter asoyster oyster shockers Ninety Nlnet per cent of all allthe 8nthe allthe the labor employed In the oyster industry industryof of the State is negro ne The factories are areencouraging ar arencourarin areencouraging encouraging the negroes to lease I and andplant andpl andplant plant pl nt oyster land and many of them are aretaking aretakIng ar artaking taking out leases leasesThe les8eflhe leasesThe The most important lease is that of the theGeorgia theGeo theGeorgia Georgia Geo Benevolent nevolent Fishermens Associa Association AaeoclAtion Assoclalion tion The organisation is fourteen years yearsold yearsold eus eusold old and is the oldest chartered organiza organization organIzation organizatlon tion among the oyster negroes for bust business busfne bustness ness ne purposes ee The association has forty fortyfive fortyftve fortyfive five members and a lease of 2000 OOO acres of ofoyster oroyater ofoyster oyster ground The Tb company IB doing doingwell dotngWell doingwell well and reported that it lias over 1000 1000in 1000In IOOin in the bank bankThe bankThe bankThe The oystermen working for themselves themselvesmay themelves themelvesm themselvesmsy may be divided into two groups grou6those grou6thoseowning groupsthoseowning those thoseowning owning small rowboats and those owning owningsailboats owningsailboAts sailboats or schooners The owners of ofthe orthe ofthe the small boats go out with a falling tide tideand tideand tideand and the oysters which gather are left ex exposed expolled cxposed posed in tne marshes or with their tongs tongsbring tongsbring tongsbring bring them up from the beds of the now nowshallow no noivshallow I shallow streams These gatherers usually usuallyreturn usuallyreturn usuallyreturn return with the rising tide and an Are re thus thusout tlm tlmout thusout out about twelve hours hoursThe hoursTbe hoursThe The owners of the sailboats range the theentire theentir theentire entire Georgia coast and are usually usuallygone usual1ygone usuallygone gone from three ree to ten days They are areable areable areable able to reach the best oyster beds and nd to tobring tobring tobring bring in better oysters oYlitersth than are usually usuallybrought usuallybrought usuallybrought brought la by the rowboat oystarmeij o15tam o15tamThe oyatarnuii oyatarnuiiThe The earnings of the former therefore arc aregenerally arcenera11y arcgenerally generally enera11y the larger ijIMYS ARMYS HEALTH HEALTIIBAD HEALTIIBADWriter BAD BADWriter 1 1Vriter Writer Makes Unfavorable UnfavorableContrast tnfnyolltbleC011 tnfayojableCoiitiast C011 Contrast tlast with th Japan JapanGOVERNMENT JapaitGOVERNMENT apall apallGOVERNltffiNT GOVERNMENT SHOULD BED HIEDDeclare BEDI HEDleclnres Declare I cclurcll that Nippon SoldlooH Are AreBetter Arelietter reHcttcr Better Cared For Than TkHi lk 5g ft of ofThin oflhiH atPILIS Thin Country Conntrqrent Qreat Xpert cl for IiH 110ItltnlAceesliorlOJI IiHliital js js1ItlLIAcceSsorle liital ItltnlAceesliorlOJI Accessories and an Iiiiiicuvetl IiiiiicuvetlService hUlJr lititiisjVeilServiceBill etl etlSerJccIJUl Service SerJccIJUl ServiceBill Hill Before COIISTCHN COIISTCHNMuch 9ougrCJIuchp CongresMuch Much Iuchp pml0 pmi ha hM beta given the patriot patriotism patrftlinn pstyi pstyiIen ism op the Japanese Japan a people eoiple bwt not notso notso so much has been Mid Id on the other aid aidof itiof dof of the question QuetlUoothat that Is Ia on Sto lb I ICOftItat constant constantand COftItatd constatand and consistent effort of the th fovenmunt fovenmuntto to show the soldier that hi bI interests lie liedeep liedeep ie iedeep deep In the heart heart of the natfo nstioand ttoaand and cer certainly crtainly fOr fOrtalnl tainly we should not fall fa11bebllld behind Japan Japanncr Jaratlner Jara Jaranor ncr any other country hi this particular particularEverywhere rherywhere rjverywhere Everywhere the relation of the soldier soldierto IIOIdjlto iOldieito to bin government demand that lie gv gvhis gn gnhh gvihis his iffe if necessary for patriotic na natives 01 01ttva rntives tives but at the same me time food faith faithimposes taitnImpoHtl faithImposes imposes on the government certain obliga obligation obIlgtloM oblIglions tion lions to the soldiers Briefly Drteft the most mostImportant mn niotbupertant tnportant Important of these are re measures to en enforce tonforee enforce force respect for the uniform provision provisionof of food shelter clothtogv clothbtyk Ac and pro protection protection prorn prornteetlon tection of health and treatment trdtlllt in Wness Wnessand IUnsand Wnessand and injury with at least partial provision provisionfor provisionfor Ion Ionfor for maintenance nalntena ce in case of disablement disablementor or death In service serviceWhile JIerVtcAWhile serviceThile While something might be said 14 not to tothe tf tfthe tithe the disadvantage of the Japanese Ja on tlm tlmother Umotber liiiother other subjects as a it ia In the protection protectionof Uon Uonof of the health of soldiers IdlerS and their care in inillness inIIlneu inIllness illness and injury that their food faith is ismost ismoat inmost most censpicuous and we are most want wanting wantIng wantlog ing these only will receive attention attentionIndeed attendoDI attentionIndeed I Indeed it may be stated tAM that In these theseparticulars theseparttculans theseparticulars particulars our soldiers are worse oft oftthan oftthan offthan than are those of any other great nation nationEven nadonEven nationEven Even the Chinese in their reorganized reorganisedarmy reolaedarmy reorganizedarmy army have hav made adequate provision for forthe forthe forthe the care of their sick and wounded sol soldiers soldier sotdiets diets All the nations of Europe recog recognize reeogmze recogfuse fuse the obligations of their governments governmentsin Ve1nments Ve1nmentsIn in the matter to the full fullIn fullIn fullIn In the past Great Britain has perhaps perhapsb pe apbeeR perhapsbeeit beeR en more niggardly ia providing provld for her herarmy beXrIDT herarmy army in this respect than has any other othernation othetJULUon othernation nation except our own but her experience experienceto In the South African war was such a din disastrous d18utro Fastrous astrous utro one that since nce then she has in instituted InaUtuted instituted stituted many man reforms Japan though no nocountry nocountry nocountry country has been more willing will than she shete ehfto sheto to give the countrys C01l1ltr best to her soldier soldierhas def1Ibal soldiershas has perhaps also i80 emphasised mon than thanany tbanany thanany any other tber country the value of a healthy healthyarmy beaIthyarlft healthyarmy army armyObviously arlft armyObviously arlft0b0rl0u8I1 Obviously paper strength does doe not win winhattiee winhatu winbattles battles me the contrary victory depends dependsmainly spendzmainly dIDa mainly IDa on eu the actual number of men in inHue inllDe inline Hue and Japan unwilling unwIfltn to overtook overtookanything enriookr ovsrloikanything anything which makes IDa for success in inarms inarlU inarms arms regards the good health of her men menas mlI metas as paramount and of her soldiers as a avaluable avaluable avaluable valuable military asset Japan too quite quiterealizes quiterIIZM quiterealizes realizes that not only would her people peopleas peopl peopla peopleas as a whole be hurt by allo allowing sturdy sturdyyoung sturdyyoung urd urdJOun young JOun men to die or to become disabled disabledfrom diaabledfrom disabledfioin from lack of proper sanitation and ab absence abe abpence pence of medical care but that each man manwho manwho manwho who so diet or becomes disabled consti constitutes OOI18titutee constitutes tutes a burden on the treasury and the thesum theum thesum sum um of such burdens would ultimately ultimatelycost ultimately008t ultimatelycost cost far more than wise expenditures to toprevent toprevent toprevent prevent them themIt tJlemIt thetaIt It goes oeI without saying 71 that good health healthand heaJthancl healthand and good care of the ill and injured in inany Inany ittany any army depend primarily on its medi medical medical kcal cal department Japan has a very large largemedical largemedieal largemedical medical department In peace much more morethan morethan morethan than sufficient lcient in numbers for the sani sanitary eanltary eanitary tary and medical duties dutl with even her herlarge htrlarge herlarge large peace peeeanny army This department can canbe canbe canbe be greatly reaUy expanded in war with little littleloss Uttle10q littleloss loss in efficiency and adequate induce inducements i 4UCtments inducementz ments are offered doctors to join the thearmy thearmy thearmy army and we Yo have a medical department departmentso so inadequate tei numbers that even in inpeace inpeace ittpeace peace many civilian physicians are re required rtqulred required quired and one to which the inducements inducementsto to Join do not attract aUraetthe the better class of ofphysicians otJ ofphysicians physicians physiciansIn I IIn In any nation a long period of peace peacehowever pealehoevft peacehowever however desirable from nearly every everystandpoint everystandpoint ery erytandpolnt standpoint standpointno ia likely to result ID Jiving givingno Jno no thought to passible war ar and nowhere nowhereare aowhereRte nowhereare are economies more likely to be effected entectodto effectedIn eetCd eetCdIn In an army arm than in its medical I depart departtion department departmont ment mont but Wit are re probably the first n1Ion na naHon Hon to underman this thu department even evenfor fOVtnfor evenfor for peacaN peacaNOur peacoOur oOur Our medical department at present con consists conRts consiets sists of two classes of doctors First Firstthe Fil1itthe Firstthe the regularly commissioned nd medical offi officer otfieer ofilace ace and second the contract surgeon surgeonthe 8uqeonthe surgeonthe the former is given an examination examinationwhich examhsationbleb examinationwhich which bleb while searching is no more mOre so sothan sothlUt sothan than is sufficient to insure that the phy physicians physlctan PhYelcians sicians commissioned are qualified for the theintelligent theintelligent theIntelligent intelligent practice of their profession professioncertainly profendoncertainly ncertainly certainly no harder an examination than thanis thanI thanIs is I required of applicants for positions in inour inour inour our larger larg and better hospitals and mem members memben momhers ben of the latter are required to show showlittle showlittle bow bowlittle little more than that they have a slight slightknowledge alightknoiledge slightknoiedge knowledge of medicine medicineThis medicineThis medicineThis This is manifestly unfair to the soldier soldierwho soldierwho who 00 from the conditions conditio of the service servicemust servicemust rvtee rvteemust must often be dependent both as regards regardssanitation re ardssanltAtlon regardssanitation sanitation and medical attendance on an anincompetent anIncompetent anIncompetent incompetent man These statements tatemlll I are arenot arenot arenot not intended to belittle the services of all allcontract allcontract allcontract contract surgeons sur eona Undoubtedly some of ofthem ofthem ofthem them are competent men men who actuated actuatedby adUatedby actuatedby by love of the service remain to it at atpecuniary atpecunlRt atpecuniary pecuniary loss to themselves themselvesCriticism tbem8elftSCritic themselvesCriticism Criticism Critic is of course merely cap captious captious captlous tious unless i a remedy for existing ex de defects defects defeels fects can be suggested seated but fortunately fortunatelysuch fortUDtelysuCh fortunatelysih such a remedy for the medical depart department deartment departmeat ment of our army ami is I ready at hand handIt bandIt handIt It does not lie in one department how however however however ever but in the people themselves themselvesthrough emalelvesthrough themselvesthrough through their representatives in Con Congress ConTn Congrass grass gressA TnA grassA A bill carrying but a very small smallincreas smallincreasof increase increaseof of appropriation to correct the evils evilswhich evilswhich evilswhich which have been described has been pre prepared prepared propared pared has had the emphatic approval approvalof of of the President and of two Secretaries Secretariesof sor of War Var was passed by the Senate and andfavorably andtav andfavorably favorably tav rably reported by the Military Com Committee Committee Cornmilton mittee of the House On the fate of this thisbill thIsbill thisbill bill the future futuro efficiency of our medical medicaldepartment medicaldeMtrtment madicaldepartment department largely depends as many manyarmy manyarm manYarmy army arm surgeons su eons men of excellent capa capacity eapacity capacity city and long training are re about bout to re resign reslsn resign sign from the service if it does not pass passand passand passand and years ears will be required to build up upwhat upwhat upwhat what has been torn down downThis downThis downThis This entirely aside from the fact that thatunder thatunder thatunder under present conditions efficient physi physicians physicians physiclans cians cannot be secured red for the army armyThe armyThe armyThe The question now is then does the pub public pubIIc publie lie which can easily ea Uy force the passage passageof paasageof passageof of flue bill if it desires to do so take takesufficient takesufficient takestitliclent sufficient interest to exert its sovereign sovereignpower sovereignpower verelgn rpower power to that thtl end endWith endWith endWIth With its passage we will not be com compelled compelled cornpolled pelled to bow our beads in shame when whenever wbenever whenever ever the sanitary and medical care of ofour ofour Jour our soldiers is discussed and without it itboth Itboth itboth both In peace and war an unwarranted unwarrantedprice unwarrantfdprice unwarrantedprice price In suffering in blood and In money moneywill moneywill moneywill will be exacted of the people from which whichour whJchout whichour our soldiers must always come comeSecondhand omeSccoJ1tllmnd comeSecondlintid Secondhand Goods GoodsI GOOIIsHI HI I dont think thlnkJt it is so nice to have a atruthful atruthful atruthful truthful child said she Not truth truthful truthful truthful ful a child as 8 my neighbor has across acrossthe CI08JlbehalL acrossthe the lbehalL hall The other morning morn I missed 1D mpaper mpaper my mypaper paper that Uu is left at the door I knocked knockedand IraoekrdAnd knockidand and asked her if she had seen It It She said saidno aaldno no but her small son SOR aged ag 5 ran to the thetable thetab1e thetable table and got it and brought ht It to me meH meHQr meHere HQr Here rV he sad mamma mamm tok it i to toread toread toread read it but you OU can have it it She is isi 11throUh Lathrough i through with it now.