bluffer. A lively chap, and no mistake. and blackmailed by the Sicilians prefer THE EVENING STAR. I never in all my experience met such to pay tribute to the criminals rather Edition. another." than take a chance on the protection TALK With Sunday Morning SOCIETY INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE "*Then there is nothing in Flinn's threat which the law Is supposed to afford them, that re¬ WASHINGTON. about carrying Pennsylvania for Roose¬ i 111ft is a very serious situation velt in November?" quires the concentrated efforts of all the 1912 authorities of the states. The of German has exploited In the sense SUNDAY June 30, "No more than there would be in a law-enforcing The National Orographic Society stands ers at these lectures are all men of prac¬ impotence European diplomacy press In many was In the course of that It constituted a breach in the Franco- threat to carry the old state for free head and shoulders, in point of size, tically world-wide prominence. painfully manifest Russian alliance. Editor trade. entered the game, Bill oases they speak for the first time in this The church-hospital equipment at the the Moroccan crisis. That continued THEODORE W. NOYES Having Fractional Votes in the Balloting. above all the other bodies when addressing: the members of Finally. In Turkey there is must it out according to the rules. country capital originally organized at this time condition has not improved Internal strife with the committee of play To answer numerous as to the A Giant comprising the Washington this society. An example of this Is the Diplomacy over we shall hear inquiries fifty years ago soon t,!* R "union and progress." The unfortunate Before the campaign's . of Sciences. Where case of , who, fol¬ The Star Confanr. appearance of half and quarter votes in Academy Capt. and Impotent.r conferencenT",ty is,°fnow closing of the strait* placed a'l Europe Evcalag the Constitution, gj-p ' his feat of the northwest More Churches proved Inadequate European that Bill's discussing for the other organizations count lowing making on ami the latter has Avenue. the polling of delegates at Baltimore, Atlantic to the Pacific more churches were discussed as Some doubts the Jiack of Turkey, Business Office, llth St. and Pennsylvania and the best means for regulating big passage from the an being urgent. the nomination it should be their members by the hundreds, and lecture on as not yet quite recovered from the effect of Hew York Office: Tribune Buildinf. presidential ocean, gave his first American Hospitals. tlken ,n Ttle stlr of are expressed, nevertheless, and it is asked act. Bank BuiMlnr. business." is caused sometimes even less, the National Geo¬ the under the ot the that Impolitic Chicago Office: First National on explained that this phenomenon subject auspices June 24. 1S62, Is the following on this by the doubtful: "What can a conference I St., London. En|luC "How did he happen to get Penrose of graphic Society counts them by the tens National Geographic Society. Next Jan¬ . European Office: Recant by a spirit of generosity on the part accomplish?" * . the hip?" of the of thousands. Where the other societies uary. also, he will deliver hifc first Ameri¬ subject: district conventions and perliaps on south "Christ Church Yard*. Rev. Mr. The Berlin confess accom¬ "That I don't know, general. In my push ahead in order to support their pub¬ can lecture his pole expedition (Navy certainly In Europe, as elsewhere, the statesman The Kvenlnr Star, with the Snnrtay mominit national committee. Each congressional for the society. Morsell. has heen taken for hospital serv¬ plished a great and durable work, but the within the city day, Boies was an alert and very capable lication, the National Geographic Maga¬ not is lacking to lead Since disappear¬ edition, (a delivered by carrier* district is entitled to two votes and each The National Geographic Society ices the government, and have then Bismarck was the leader, the veri¬ Aehrenthal at 4S rents per month: dally only. 2B centa per leader. When I left, he took command, It zine is the reason for the existence science by already ance of fount d centa month. Order* stale can cast four votes at large. prime only encourages geographic for table "chef d orchestre." On the other Sionth; Snnday only. 20 per handled matters very of through its magazine, but through such the workmen commenced fitting it up ft no onf' »PP*»rs to take his may be eent by mail, or telephone Main 2440. and, until this affair, sometimes happens that there will be the society. that school- hand, it must be confessed that the latest Lacking the end of each financial aid as its resources will permit. purpose. One of the public _ , In the diplomatic field. Co'ler-tion la made by carrier at well. I saw by the Twilight the other more for these on the The National Geographic Society was place month. aspirants places In this way much valuable scientific data houses in that section has been placed European congress was not a success The Leader. This fact, as well that po¬ day that he wouldn't interview. I like delegations than can be accommodated organized January 27, 1K8R, for "the in¬ has been added to the world's collection. at the disposal of the congregation. The Algeclras conference turned the European litical ar«» henceforth largely that. He learned his silence from me. by a strict limiting of the nupibers to the crease and diffusion of geographic knowl¬ The latest example of what the society problems prepaid: which Southern Methodist Church, on 8th street house topsy-turvy and it will pass Into and economical ques¬ By mail, poetace HI centa. But. in time, the story'll come out, and prescription of the call, and then the con¬ edge." The first few who handed to¬ does in this connection Is the trip grafted with social Pally. Snnday Included, one month. is undertaken at the present time between H and I streets, has also been history, as it has been termed, aa a veri¬ the role of the leader mo'e Sunday one month. 40 centa. then I'll talk it over with you." gressional district instead of electing two gether were scientific geographers. There being tions. renders Pally. excepted, Star. $2.40 year. by Prof. Hir&m Bingham, professor of taken, and already has a flooring been table "little monster." is not at all Saturday Star. SI year. Sunday "Should like to go back, Matt, for will name or the state convention were 1«5 original the first and mor* difficult. It impos¬ you four, members, pres¬ zoology at Tale University, who, under laid over the pews and water Introduced The rumors about the conference have and the campaign and take a hand?" instead of designating four will commis¬ ident being- . the joint auspices of that university and sible that much of the fear disquiet the into the building preparatory to occu¬ beien set afloat by a general feeling i»f has the Entered as second-class mall matter at poet "Frankly, general, no. I couldn't hope sion eight men to sit in the national con¬ In order to bring ahout the desired aim the National Geogsaphic Society, will insecurity First, is the still pending dis- In political circles inspired project office at Waaklnfton. D. O. Peruvian Andes to work among pancy. The offer of Grace Church, Epis¬ as a for my old job, and a subordinate's place clave. Then each man of the double those scientists decided upon a publica- visit the cussion of France and Spain over the of «n International conference port t on. which was as soon as the Inca ruins. This phase of the so¬ copal (Island), for hospital purposes has s wouldn't be agreeable to me. While it's number so named will cast half a vote. inaugurated former situation in certain parts of of safety. to avoid delays on acoount of the society came into helng. For the first ciety's work was begun by sending small been accepted by the governmert, and Morocco; second is the ItaJo-Turkish war! fXIn order true I've been out of it but a brief time, Usually there are no disagreements in to study the volcanoes of The first care of the International con¬ personal abeenoe letters to THE STAB, should few years all went well. Then two expeditions workmen are busied in iaving the floor¬ in Tripoli, which appears endless, last, ference. It appears, is to put an end to individual connected as time is counted where they have time, thus constituted, but occa¬ tinners were The first was Mont Pelee and La Soufriere. It has as¬ act be addressed to anj delegations discovered. ings over the pews for the reception of but not least, the Anglo-German quarrel, the Italo-Turklsh war The announce¬ with the office; bnt simply to THE STAB, or to so many changes have taken place since sionally the two men who occupy a single that the classification "scientific geog¬ sisted various arctic expeditions, notably which looms large upon the political it should the last one of Commander Peary. it the cots." ment of the proposed convention, the Editorial or Business Department, acoordinff then I should have to attend night school seat at a convention vote opposingly, and raphers," which had determined the eli¬ horizon and requires perhaps more than be re-marked, emanates from the Russian to tenor or of also sent a trained geologist to Italy to other some such purpose- No more for me, though 1 then each is with an frac¬ gibility persons, necessarily eliminated any question energetic press. The Italian Journals affect to treat to qualify. credited equal all but a few in this coun¬ investigate the Messina earthquake. * + aa that contained in rumored of the game. Feel tion comparatively work remedy the It with carelessness and Indifference still follow the reports of a whole vote. Sometimes there try. Thru, too. while of value to those There Is one special line of research Thefts from the government stores con¬ conference. One of them has said "Heaven defend are four men a one- in which the society is in¬ Chicago's Escape Prom Oratory. any longings yourself. general?" to seat, each having actually engaged in the. scientific side of particularly tinued, and caches of all sorts of goods The correspondent of the Temps of us from the verdict of Europe' I»et us the the terested. This is the glacial period in Paris at St. " commotion was not wholly "None. No; this suits rne. I've shaken quarter of a vote. It happens now anrl subject, magazine was of too were unearthed Peterf*hurg announces from count only on our arms R.it notwith- The Chicago a to America, or about the time when man occasionally an official source the into this existence well, and then that the national committee, con¬ technical nature appeal to the public that Emperor of stan ng the apparent indtfference which without merit. As the melancholy down pretty at largo. Consequently the classification made his first appearance on the earth, Stolen by the federal authorities. In Russia and the Emperor of tier-many viill observer enemies still on earth would be fronted contests, will settle the cases the three is on the surface. the patient Jacques declares. "There's good in every¬ my old by "scientific geographers" was struck out. society having sent expeditions T1,e Star of ^une 188-. is meet next month somewhere on the Bal¬ may deter. army, easily England trouble of their played a prominent part. presidential naming meetings will con¬ ganization , als, which are awarded Boxes of rifles of the ready devoted for that purpose "$4.- the operations of the Italian fleet In the ejection producers. now. and to Fostering plied. Springfield 0"0 for her fleet, the duma com- tions of much interest likely tinue to show these odds and ends of per¬ who has been associat- » In contri- as having than in The words - recognition of latest and in archipelago Turkey and offensive as pattern, unused, good - And yet, bad they' .p. menced a first credit of ' interest until November: sonal to the confusion of rd with the movement xvesearcn. condition as when issued from the by voting gi.ouo "naval hnse and "coaling station" in th« were, those yowlings served a good remain of opinion, possibly Dr. Bell's butions to KeoKraphicai first 000." the bringing of the future historian. from its beginning. arsenal; new clothing, new shoes, non¬ eastern Mediterranean have produced their end. They created a situation which (1) Who suggested 4- knowledge. Those who have already re¬ effect in England then will has¬ southern contests "for Comment. somf, interesting commissioned officers' swords and even England made oratory impossible. Studied and those numerous Rivej! ceived medals are Robert E. Peary, Hub¬ stretchers The ! ten perhaps to put an end to a war effect"? the Cor hospital purposes. perfervid declamation was reduced to psychological An effort to line up the radicals of both data about early history. bard medal, in 1006. for arctic discoveries; most of these articles were marked foj- There are rumors in air of a meeting which posslblv deprives England of some the and what "There has never been in the history of czar prospective cava! base or coaling station a minimum. Poseurs and phrase- (2) Who financed project, parties under the same standard will in¬ Roald Amundsen, Hubbard medal. l'.iOR, the Sth New York Regiment (German between the and the King of Eng- in round numbers was the cost? the the world a scientific society that has in¬ Riflest, which, it is said, belongs to land, but definite in the Mediterranean. were afraid to risk them¬ vite renewed attention to question for being the first to make the northwest ^ nothing in makers , the as Rlenker's Division. The was w storm. saw '.1) Did Mr. Roosevelt know of of No look¬ creased in influence and power the Na¬ from to the Pa-ific apartment Rumors of that connection has selves in such a They nature-faking. hybridization passage the Atlantic rented by Mr. P. to a person for * « movement, and, as a student of "psychol¬ tional Geographic Society," said Dr. Bell- Manny The il is an_ wre< k i'or their periods and perora¬ ing to a combination of the traits of oceans; Grove Karl Gilbert. ITubhard storage purposes some months ago. The 8pired- CSHr- In and Austria, whose contribute anything in the way of "At the time of its organization the so¬ Meeting®" re¬ Germany attitude tions in such an angry whirl of cat ogy," democratic mule and bull moose should medal. In 1908, one of the foremost geolo¬ goods were stored, but he never received nounced officially, will is enigmatic, their hoodie or gray matter? ciety l;a I no endowment. nothing coming rent, but the stores were chief of the French feeling toward the calls and staccato interruptions. be attempted without earnest consultation gists in the history of science; Sir Ernest supposed good ceive M. Poln«*are. the conference is . have any lieuten¬ to but the dues. No mil¬ for the amount. Yesterday, after looking altogether Properly so-called, there was no 4) Did Mr. McHarg with the bureau of animal industry. it membership Shackleton, Hubbard medal in 1000. and ministry, at the Peterhof. It is assumed Qer- ants in the field acting under his orders, lionaire lias since come forward to help into the apartment and seeing the boxes, aside from there Problematical problematical convention oratory at all. Mr. Root's Robert E. Peary, gold medal, in he went to an of that, other questions, are most special officer the _ provost . moods or was he "alone in Cuba" psychologiz¬ us out, and vet today the society has a wil! be discussed of con¬ . many's speech was not intended to produce who find themselves out 1900, for the discovery of the north pole. guard and invited him to take a survey the practicability Attitude. and her situa¬ ing? Hotelkeepers endowment raised by its own ef- of the and this was at this the ententes of mercurial excitement, hut reflection, and it ad¬ of because of an overestimate of (great The officers of the National Geographic goods, discovery verting, Juncture, (5) Was it difficult to turn the trick? Or pocket 1 forts. We have now an annual surplus, made. The person to whom the apart¬ Russia with France and into al¬ tion Is by no means clear Italy is an mirably answered that purpose. It the convention crowd may share the sat¬ Society are Henry Gannett, president; England did the brethren "fall for.it" easily and over and above all the running expenses O. H. Tittmann, vice president; O. P. ment was rrnted is said to be a quarter¬ liances, alliances offensive and defensive ally whose interests Germany is supposed was worth hours of oration. Gov. a number of to master in isfaction which delegates of the society, amounting last year Austin, secretary; John Joy Edson. treas¬ Rlenker's Division. and to defend. Turkey is a friend w ith whem Harding's nomination of Mr. Taft was joyously? feel in having made a sacrifice. to be devoted to the treas¬ "Shortly after this discovery a similar separately collectively. (f>) When the scheme failed and was ex¬ patriotic $*>.a surplus urer; F. B. Biehelberger. assistant It is not too much to affirm the she hopes to accomplish many things not a bid for hurrah. It was fash¬ of geographic science. In the Gilbert H. Grosvenor, director and development was made at a place on 9th that at what was the effect on promotion urer; of the Italo-Turklsh war has led up to this al¬ How to conciliate that situation is a prob¬ on another model, and well done. posed Chicago, eariy clays we had only about a thousand editor; John Oliver l.a Gorce, assistant street, opposite the south shed ioned between those who the usual sinister discus¬ from Center we saw a ternative. The after the occupation the brain of the Ger¬ let all be thankful. the personal rplations Having heard members, and the society was living editor. The board of managers is com¬ market. Going there day lem which puzzles For all which, of other scientific room so with boxes of Tripoli the triplice appeared to be con¬ into account the out. It is had participated in it? sion of the probable destruction great band to mouth. Hke many posed of Henry F. Blount. Rear Admiral long closely packed man emperor. Taking Not that oratory is played societies, we constituted a strictly tech¬ Rear that only a passage for a single person siderably shaken. The-German and Aus¬ of the The countrs' is entitled to full details. parties, the public will prepare to lend C. M. Chester. Frederick V. Coville. trian press were filled with angry denun¬ doubtful benefits for Germany not, but is very much alive. The com¬ nical organization. Admiral John E. PillsbuTy, Rudolph was left, between them. The boxes were conference in which Austria b At Chicago the Roosevelt cry was prin¬ ear to-the reference to the Phoenix ris¬ not but were to be ciations of Italy. On the other hand there Algeciras man of pnrase and gesture is "In spite of the fact that all the offi¬ Franklin K. Lane, Dr. T. L. disturbed, thought attitude was not favorable, Germany will petent about A rascally national from the ashes. the editor Kauffmann, even more valuable than the lot was a current of good feeling and sym¬ on the He has his exits and cipally robbery. ing cers of the society, including Maedonald. S. N. D. North, Alexander already doubtless oppose the proposed conference. still job. was without and taken. There were stores on the pathy created between France and Italy. or con¬ committee, it was charged, shutting of the magazine, served pay: Graham Bell. Henry Gannett. J. Howard upper of The congress of Berlin was called for his entrances, and in time puffs of the fact that our lectures, as a floor of the building, but as the building Then came the unfortunate incident out Roosevelt delegates rightfully chosen, Instead of the convention, a in spite Gore. MaJ. Gen. A. W. Greely, Gilbert. the and the Manouba. which the revision of the treaty of San Stefsn demns many men and things. running rule, cost us nothing except an occa¬ Otis Smith. O. H. was strictly guarded none but the pro¬ Carthage it from treating and admitting Taft delegates wrongfully New York served ex¬ H. Grosvenor. George created ill feeling on both sides of the But that did not prevent But convention oratory has gone number of capitalists sional honorarium to cover traveling Tittmann, Brig. Gen. John M. Wilson. O. vost guard and officers were permitted to matters which did not concern either the chosen. And when the convention ratified the course of derived exclu¬ enter. The boxes on the lower floor were Alps. Time, however, and mutual ex¬ stale. New models, new devices, are as living testimonials in penses, our ini'ome, being P. Austin. Charles J. Bell. John Joy Ed- have sur¬ Turks or the Russians. It would be the the committee's work, and permitted the from fees, was hardly marked '".'id Regiment.' planations smoothed the ruffled necessary. Mr. Ingersoil in 1S7»> and Mr. Mr. Bryan's remarks. sively membership son. David Falrchild. C. Hart Merriam, face, and the relations between France same with the international conference so admitted to in the sufficient to pay the printer's bill for the The police have for some time sus¬ in struck tire, though both debates participate George R. Putnam, George Shiras, 3d, and Italy have resumed their normal con¬ despite the desire to limit the program. Conkling and the nomina¬ the rent for our lecture hall and Grant pected the last-mentioned place. They is an immense latent de¬ and adoption of the platform magazine, of Squires. observed that wagon loads ditions of cordial friendship. Besides, there lost out; and since then less gifted, little Gifford Pinchot might find congenial oc¬ and the ordinary running expenses There are twelve honorary members upon wagon The of has to settle all questions in a tion of the ticket, the Roosevelt were no means loads of would be hauled there occupation Tripoli by Italy sire pending some very commonplace, men have been in looking presidential timber the society. Deficits by of the society, the list Including Don goods created a new situation and escape thus a private con¬ folks, outraged beyond endurance and re¬ cupation And then, when the use of the during the day and were informed that undoubtedly in congress to them. The result has been over for of chestnut blight. unknown. j Christobal Colon de Toledo de la Cerda the Mediterranean. The three powers- versation with an interested power. Sir trying copy solved not to play any more, gathered up signs Hubbard Memorial building was offered and the goods were removed by night, in in the a weariness to the ear of those prejent, we y Gante. Duke of Veragua Marquis France. England and Italy.are hence¬ Edward Grey said the other day their "dolls and tea things" and left. lis in memory of our first president, of Jamaica; Emmanuel de Margerie, wheelbarrows. As the house appeared forth masters of Mediter¬ and South! of those at a distance the means to to be the Joint the review North and to the eye contests instituted "for psy¬ did not even have provide John his imperial highness, the guarded by soldiers, they could not ranean. "An understanding should not be tne Now if the STABS. or to take care of Murray, interfere, but informed obeying a sort of party duty to read been SHOOTING for its lighting proper Archduke Ludwlg Salvator of Austria; having Capt. In the course of the Italo-Turkish war about by one nation with another chological effect" had sustained by it." Sherwood of the fact, he, in company brought with whole con\ention story. and the commit¬ driven by Dr. D. Estanislao S. Zeballos. Rear Ad¬ the German government, by agreement, nation, but bv groups In one nation the national committee BY PHILAXDFR JOHNSON It was at this juncture that, miral Robert E. Peary, William H. with one of the police officers, went to assured the of Italian in another Too much distrust Of course, a political rational con¬ the member¬ the a protection subjects groups tee's work accepted by the convention, the spurs of dire necessity, Taft. Theodore Roosevelt. Capt. Roald house, where they found woman, residing in Turkey. The has between the different states vention is a great temptation to the ship of the society was broadened, and who told him that the goods belonged to protection reigns today would not Mr. Roosevelt's nomination, Affected. To¬ Amundsen, Admiral George Dewey, Rlenker's proved insufficient, and notablv in the that compose the great European powers. man who has. or thinks he has, a gift In a Another Industry jthe tone of the magazine changed. and Andrew Division; that they were put case of the of Italians to an agree¬ thus effected, have been tainted? has a circulation James Bryce Carnegie. for and expulsion 50,000 But it Is possible prepare for upon an audience. His "So you are a reactionary!'1 day the publication there safekeeping, that her hus¬ which Germany did not The sub¬ between more impersonal, playing word, would not robbery have been per¬ those of several well known . band, who was a sergeant, was detailed prevent. ment grAps and his head is to sir. I want to go back to surpassing * ject has been Introduced in the Italian for example, as groups of people heart swells, apt by means instituted "for psycho¬ "Yes, politics magazines, and stands at the top rung as * to guard them. This opened the eyes of such, \V0rd3 that burn.at least petrated I am a manufacturer of con¬ chamber in the form of an interpellation In the triple alliance and In the triple follow suit. effect"? the old methods. far as scientific publications are Some Interesting statistics have been the military, and the result was the tak¬ In which to arrange themselves and logical som¬ ing of the presented by Signor Barzilai, entente." him.begin The whole "Roosevelt business is, or high silks hats and this vogue for cerned. compiled In connection with the maga- possession goods. Sharpe's Germany is reproached with having be¬ The conception of Sir Edward Grey demand expression. He maneuvers for breros and the like is making a difference . For it rifles, muskets, pistols, blankets, shirts, her duties to an and But is a should be, open now to thorough examina¬ * * *ine. example, drawers, haversacks and trayed ally because mav be quite Just. there point to his moutn into knapsacks. she feared to her in we fall to remark.that an opportunity get It is socketed in treachery and in my business." has been discovered that other articles used for the were compromise position which should not riots in the tion. Tn winning such nation-wide popularity Widespread military Turkey. The government at Rome refused Is. that if the partners of the triple entente action, and, succeeding, . , . business men generally recovered." false pretense. It reeks with bossery. the National Geographic Magazine can to reply to the interpellation of Signor do not wish to expose themselves to de¬ opportunity. aB the foe Interest. are deeply interested in w on the that from will The man paraded implacable A Suggestion. point to two things as * * Barzilai. ground the be¬ ceptions in that diplomatic tilt they Baltimore was not so fortunate. The Friendly as shown the fact had announced it would some an*i of bosses is a boss of bosses. Advertised as one causes, one upon the magazine, by ginning it that be wise to take precautions, their work and "I want to speak to you of the Grosvenor's dependent It was necessary for people to a not answer war a understand¬ orators got in there, as the foe of the trusts, he is the hope of that the membership includes 7.000 keep interpellations on the notably to come to frank . The the of the plain people." the. other. primary close curb on their tongues in this But at Berlin the silence of the Italian as to their This Is consumed time and patience some of them and the beneficiary of their bankers, 12,000 engineers. 20.000 law¬ city ing respective policy. "Don't do Farmer Corn- Value. cause Is found In the pres¬ government has been construed as a mark all the more necessary that Count von faithful. Their flow was steady, but Who and what it," replied and doctors, 30.000 manufacturers during the civil war. for campaign contributions. tossel. "You want to realize that times editor of the magazine, Gilbert H. yers of disrespect to Germany. Berchtold is actually about to realize the commonplace. Even in Mr. Bryan's benefit his return to ent and officers of the army and Treasonable certain kinds of laji- of views between Ger¬ would most by has and a prosperous agricul¬ who has been connected with 1,500 * most perfect unity i.tse. audacity, and not the form, was the is the understanding be¬ changed Grosvenor, Another startling fact is *ua«e were not relished * * many and Austria during his visit to What of navy. Lanp-iiao-p . power? turist looks on himself as somebody the magazine since 1809. In speaking ® 6 the and In the entente camp a really attractive feature. tween him and his "angels ever bright shown. This is that only 2Vj per cent by authorities, The semi-offlcial Gazette de Berlin. triple rather his work Dr. P.ell said: "Mr. Grosvenor occasion to a Cologne like work should have been accomplished have him special." out last year, many a citizen had regret a on and fair"? After they taken as assistant editor In 1809. of the members dropped published very bitter article the long ago. How absurd that Russia. was engaged were add¬ slip of the tongue. In The Star of June the to their care, will he In turn take them the society. Later wliile 40.000 new members abofre subject and the France and England have not better com¬ Everybody Fight Fly! He speellly captured the mortal¬ 2d, 1.8B2. is a news paragraph which tells at en¬ to his care? In dealing with "angels" New Parties. of ed. The loss about equal Italian press has replied posed their Joint action Constantinople, While the young folk* are busily he became, editor and then director the of an instance of misfortune coming Newspaper France and is as necessary as in dealing ity percentage. In the matter of ln the same tone. The and how absurd also that gaged in carrying on their well organized reciprocity Ere long times may be strange indeed work of the society. We have been very an of did not decide their joint less constructed. more statistics it has been from too frank expression partisan¬ Comments. oazette England upon against the flies the house¬ with beings ethereally As methods become known his services, and frivolous North rrfrman action before entering upon a separate campaign and Bo^ss Flinn have fortunate in securing found that were a single month's is¬ ship: which insinuates that keepers of the city should be punctilious¬ Angel Perkins By which each man who votes may lead action of an unusually contains A note negotiation at Madrid! when it comes to poli¬ with the intelligent sue of the National Geographic Maga¬ "This morning Patrolman McDevitt ar¬ not entire ly careful to up their end of the much in common A of his own. and the cordial one another it would "the Italian fleet has liberty keep party fine board of managers zine stacked upon rested a German named Morris Nus- * ! the them tics. five times as high as the Wash¬ of action in the Aegean sea," and this is * ght against pests by excluding support of the members of the society, reach hamm, who was charged by another and se¬ ington Monument. Were the copies taken to mean that Germany has placed The project of an International confer¬ from the houses keeping carefully the success of the society has been laid end to end they named George Poppers with using trea¬ all forms of table refuse on Uncle Joe Cannon has naturally felt a Approval. In its favor, for a single month a limitation upon Italian action. The ence will have the effect of clearing the covered cured." The second point would cover nineteen miles. Five miles sonable language. The language he is owners mild sportsmanlike interest In seeing how "You think this political agitation Is and one which is due to Mr. Grosvenor's Trlhuna, indeed, replied by the fol¬ political atmosphere of which the insects feed. Stable with which of wire are required each month for charged with using was: 'I hope the ."¦nouM be also in screening near a Speaker of the House of Repre¬ beneficial ?" work, is the use of pictures, the One I lowing note: "Italy has not received and International rumors and doubts con- particular is so Illustrated. tacking magazine together. Yankees will be cut to pieces. could sentatives can come to being elected "I should say so," replied the landlord. every article profusely hundred and thousand copies are in the sun.' The will not receive any limitation upon her __ . . cerning the sincerity >>f manure pits and thereby reducing the The National Geographic is the most forty see their bodies broiling .Necessities. President of th«» I'nited States. "These big conventions help some toward tn the printed each month. Showing how the witness said he had a Louisiana Tiger action by the powers and will conduct the this or that pouPr in possibility of fly breeding. The police wonderfully illustrated magazine increased, as for her interests." the summer resort hotels from from the work of the society has belt and kissed it several times, exclaim¬ war It seems best to the alliance or the si.ouid keep a sharp watch for dirty keeping world, as can easily be realized was taken over The actual war has been full of sur¬ its relation triple issue there ap¬ when the magazine by ing: This is my holy of holies.* The case may be The corners and refuse-strewn vacant lots. Some of the alleged schemes to "pack getting all the business." statement that in one work was so and it will not be strange If it triple entente as the in four colors. Mr. Grosvenor the light case was laid before Justice Johnson and prises. con¬ were in all probability only peared thirty-nine pictures did not even require the serv¬ to should have other surprises in store, and International conference will show The clean-up committees should continue the galleries" an article on China and that he there seeming be matters connected were Illustrating an assistant. Today there are among these a chance in the alliances and the necessity of an alllan e of- to root out trash-laden premises. In efforts to gratify constituents who The Real Problem. That number of pictures exceeds ices of with it worthy of military investigation clusively Korea. more than fifty people employed In the Nushamm and the witness were both friendships that attach Italy to certain and defensive between Franc e and si.ort, every agency for the suppression no longer to be soothed and satisfied with that used in any other magazine to il¬ So long as the war fensl\e "Do you think we can defeat this an offices of the organization. The maga¬ sent to the central station and turned European powers. will show also that the al¬ of this nuisance should keep everlastingly gifts of garden seeds. lustrate a single article. Nor is that 1.300 a year. continues it will be difficult to forecast England. It man?" asked the campaign manager. In another issue there zine contains about pages over to the military authorities." between France and Russia re¬ at the work. Dependence upon the exceptional cas<* Tn addition to the regular organ of the thf direction which Italian policy may liance "Yes," replied Senator Sorghum, "but thirty-four pictures illustrating books * firm and undisturbed despite the youngsters to rid the city of flies Is just The elimination of Gov. Harmon did appeared is¬ society, the society publishes * * take. mains I won't be satisfied with that. What I a single article, while one of the latest with In view of this uncertain situation the the contrary which have re¬ the sort of thing that will lead to failure, with the of such awful illustrat¬ and maps, the latter, together rumors to away possibility want to hand him is sortie kind of a de¬ sues contains sixty-five pictures the being sent to each mem¬ Those who stole from the government idea gains ground that the triple entente fuel for the press of Ger- for the boys and girls cannot be ex¬ strife as would arise with two Ohio men an article on the forgotten ruins of magazine, be converted, for the better main¬ cently furnished feat that he won't be able to use as a ing ber. during the civil war time did not confine should pected to carry on the fight alone. They against each other for the presi¬ Indo-China. to the inani- tenance of the peace, into an alliance of¬ the alliance pitted personal advertisement for future busi¬ is one set of however, themselves thus check "soVong as Franco-English are invaluable work at in There pictures, » * * fensive and defensive, and the so long the public doing present dency. can, be set at the head .Horse mate, but showed a fond- is unaccomplished, not ness" which perhaps, Intrigues of the triple alliance, always by rumors that tend only destroying millions of flies and the list. These are micro-photographs The National Geographic Society has nPSS for horse flesh' In to detacn this or that from will be disquieted of TWv»c alert power to disturb the peace The pangermani<~ thereby very greatly reducing the re¬ One great public question that no plat¬ of the fly, which were used to illustrate been called a maker of patriots, one com¬ xmcvcs. The Star Qf June og lgQ;, its rival. continue to ex¬ resulted in the fly press of Germany will production for the benefit of the oity in form maker dares tackle is that of revis¬ Thoughtless Query. an article that general mentator saying: "The mod- on this matter: The belligerent attitude of Germany of the solidity of the carried on throughout this coun¬ is an item bearing since press doubts future seasons, but in finding and report¬ the base ball rules from season to "Have ever been married crusades *rn Innovation of hatchinsr business toward England should have long cordial relations of the triple entente, ing you before?" The now famous picture of a Maker of "For a long time an extensive to form a firm ing breeding places that can be cured the one try. incubators in- decided England and will not abandon the hope of de¬ by season. It is neglected topic. asked the license clerk. showing its two compound . chickens by in the horse trade has been carried on Is inevitable, official fly's head, alliance with France, which stroying the latter entirely. processes; but. after all, the work "Great heavens, young man!" exclaimed eyes, covered with thousands of lenses; J iratnOtS Btea(j 0f hens is simply no¬ at the north by parties in Maryland and but the procrastination may detract from are often made comes to eyes, like smalt Parliamentary speeches right up the adult? to keep A few go-as-you-please ticket specu¬ the experienced prima donna. "Don't its three simple looking where compared with the system of hatch¬ Virginia, and in many cases the stock, its value. For example, the difference! for the exclusive benefit of the member s their black buttons, on the top of its head, and between France and Spain Is due fre¬ premises clean, and up to the of¬ lators were on hand to prove to the Bal¬ you read the papers?" feelers, has been ing patriots of the stamp of William consisted of horses stolen from citizens almost4 constituency; unfortunately, they ficial to Insist upon standards of in¬ its "peacock-feathered" as exem¬ entirely to the fact that France undertook go over the latter's head and high timore delegates that the "predatory Whereupon she wired immediate in¬ most used photographs Tell by geography, of the states named and gov¬ over quently hotiaehold sanitation one of the widely geological from%the alone to treat with Spain her sltua- fall amid inflammable matter. The Washington will be terests" are not all organized. structions to discharge her press agent. ever published. And interesting as is the In the faith and works of that ernment. Information was sent to De¬ tion in Morocco, it being understood that Haldane and I^ord a less in of ob¬ plified speeches of I.ord fly city truth if everybody co- result of this work, the method A. R. Allen by parties at the Germany all the time was there as Spain's in the house of lords recently the was equally as society." tective Crewe operates So little has been shown for taining photographs the past few years it has been north that certain parties here were en¬ best friend and adviser. were of this class. T.ord Crewe, for respect interesting. Three years of experiment¬ During in be de¬ to reassure his he will The Bulbul of Pohick. custom of the society to hold an an¬ the business. On he The situation Germany may some reason, undertook that Missouri "houn' dawg" that was required, as well as the invention the gaged in Sunday scribed as one of until there is a In view of the In a short time the to be one of ing with a such was waiting constituents, who. pro¬ political brass bands be lucky if he keeps out of the political Note.This author claims of a special camera. But even nual banquet. The seventh was notified of the arrival in this city breach in the triple entente. Germany's alliance, were ex¬ will strike was to jected Franco-English up the customary' "Hot Time" the most sincere and consistent exponents special camera it impossible pho¬ held the latter part of last January and of a drove of horses from Virginia and methods have been depicted as that of a over their military system, which pound. one of " cited music. For the the of the and the fly in motion, and so dinner in the were stabled. These he let "mailed fist on the table As all the I.ord Crewe said present, favorite se¬ purely inspirational colloquial tograph of the work was was the most enthusiastic where they might be revised lection is 'Tm Tired Now and muse. Her latest work is entitled the most difficult parts of the society. Of the several alone until the traders should arrive. noise made by her since a year has onlv that "the conditions might he such that Sleepy Game. to find some way in which the fly could history he ascertained that ihe sus¬ ended In the Cameroons." Ger¬ would send six divisions to the Too.** The Sicilian Blackmail OH, YOU CONVENTION! without killing it. This was events which occurred on this Yesterday "squaring Knglanjl the be kept still important of pected parties had arrived and. accom¬ many Is looking about for more game. continent, but. nn the other hand. Eng¬ An interesting example of how Once more I take my pen in hand, by stinging it with clay occasion one was the announcement % finally solved Ambassador to the panied by Officer John H. Wise, started In Italy everything is subordinate to the land might not be obliged to send Sicilian blackmailers work their game in For I think to write poetry is taken from wasps' nests, which resulted the election of Bryce succeeded in arresting The decree was This somewhat Like the big gun salutes in the navy, simply it. role of the in recogni¬ in pursuit. They decree annexing Tripoli. sinele man." delphian the the country is afforded by a case that grand. in paralyzing but not killing honorary society John Votilk and Lewis Rodemer at the perhaps premature, for without it the declaration has been variously construed oomplimentary votes consumed pow¬ a series of lectures is given tion of his personal contribution to and has been brought to trtal lately in a court About the convention I will sing Each winter A restaurant corner of 7th street and New Turk might have been led to treat with j jn Germany, and It is certain has not der and wasted time, but in the nature the These have become so Interest In geographic science. unique thirteen cause of or allaved men lured a young by society. of York avenue, and recovered Italy upon conditions that his national served the peace of things tbey could not be in Jersey City. Three And all the gentlemen it to Baltimore did that last year each lecture had to feature was the serving dates grown ne¬ the Rhine dispensed popular were the Ameri¬ horses in the stable attached. The honor and pride had not been too sorely! the too bellicose spirit across musician of Bavonne to a deserted shanty bring. lx* one afternoon, and then aaaln in California which first was also arrested. not be too often in with. given dates ever served at a gro who assisted them wounded. It may repeated in woods and forced him to pay them cajne from the east and came in the evening, in order that all can grown great were taken before interest of that the proposed the They they attend. The speak- public function. The three prisoners The question of the Dardanelles obliged the peace $3 as part of the initiation fee of $30 into from the west those desiring might Justice Donti and the principals denied the St. Petersburg government to change international conference is the best pos¬ Bowes in Retirement. hand organization. A their ownership of the horses. Justice her ambassador at Constantinople, and sible guarantee of peace It will oblige an alleged black To choose the candidate they liked the to for further to fair," and be¬ Two shades, each pressure of Donn committed all jai! for some reason not vet aprarent Bussla all the players "play carrying in his hand few weeks later they put best. hearing. They claim to be sutlers of the would have exchanged the French ambas¬ cause of the distrust of cine another It a of the more and he PARTY copy Dally Twilight-one cent on threats on him for money Some came in motor cars so gay THE BULL-MOOSE AND BANDANNA Garibaldi Guards." sador on the ground that the latter had Is "cock sure" there will be no cards week days, five cents on them $10 on account Then he be¬ And some were if railroad fares become non The question in the sleeves of the plavers Sunday.were paid luoky persor.a grata. <"H. chaili.e-long taking their constitutional a came frightened and complained to the they could pay. is still a diplomatic secret which the along quiet News. ing the name of Washington, D. C., to path in the Elysi an Fields One was The men were arrested. When But none of them their did shake. From thi" Cleveland THE SKEPTIC. police. duty faker tell us whether Moose Jaw? tall and with a crown first selected for trial was Will some nature venerable, of snow- the case of the They did it all for patriotism's sake. is a distinguishing mark court the red bandanna From the Jacksonville Times-Union. no Santa Claus at mother white hair, the other stocky, and. while called the official interpreter of the Some had whiskers that cut great dashes or the bull moose? There ain't all.my THAW CASE. of the bear cat The new is a one- told me so: COMMENTS ON THE no longer young, still thatched with was absent and a young Italian clerk And some of them had not even party propelled by dark Star. Roosevelt motor. She Rays the children ought to learn all that air. Gen. was From the Baltimore tiw<> is to know; Simon Cameron, and Matthew in the county register's office pressed mustaches. become a "Bull-moosing" may yet syn¬ From the A1ha Evening Jonrnal. Then- rin't i><> fairies, and there ain't no giants of the time he has been wicked. S. Quay when in the flesh? The same. into service as a substitute. After ques¬ But remember this as their portraits you most By and From the Cleveland Plain Healer. simply onym for that eloquent expression, There are that not fierce tall: hut too wicked to ever be released "Matt, you left much later than I did, tioning the prosecuting for a few scan. "off one's nut." many things may I wonder If my grandma's just an old myth, Evelyn Thaw should be commended ^ltnev to be happen before August comes. after all? a train. and I must ask for explanations of some moments the interpreter turned to the The whiskers do not make the man. Herald. for her vigorous protest against opening From the Syracuse the door on her past life again. That From the Milwaukee Sentinel. of the wireless from and about matters prosecuting officer and said: "These men Oh, fearless champions of the right: followers of Roosevelt, who are From the Minneapolis Journal. There ain't no stork that brought me here out wlttl If the of the Nowhere Und; door should have been nailed up long Far be it from us to find fault in the old home." are all Sicilians and they are members of My task it shall be to crown the victor of flaunting bandanna handkerchiefs, will Just where does Perkins come out? our fellow-men. but there are some the archives of the My ni-'ther say* it's wrong to not let children ago. I per¬ "With pleasure, general. All I know is the Black Hand. If I continue interpreting the fight delve far enough into From the Birmingham Age-Herald. understand: sons who actually read the details of will find a song nor Detroit News. i*t your service." in this case something may to me. of past, we think they the new then There ain't uo gnomes elves nor fays that From th» the Harry Thaw case. happen With my garland unfading song. bandanna. If you have joined party dance out in the about that fellow to After consideration about the "old get out your bandanna. Even the mil¬ dew; Offhand one would say that about the "Well, FISnn, and his I am going quit." Though I don't say who is right or I wonder if my grandpa's Just a make-believe In the country is From the Toledo Blade. and Froni the Buffalo F.xpress. lionaires in it are expected to carry the one, too? poorest investment w»- fare on the bosses." the court excused him from serving wrong. committee the that has been spent on Harry The latest Harry Thaw hearing at¬ The Roofcevelters say that new war banner. money tracts attention to some remarkable 'A bluff, general. Pure bluff. Bill's a the trial was postpoaed until the regular For a real poet, you understand. not a real There ain't no Satan, with a tail, to eateh us Thaw. which they have appointed Is From the changes in "the child." hos» himself. From bosslsm he came, interpreter could be present. Should not have any more politics than a we call it a Birmingham Ledger. if we're bad. angel committee. Shall junta? is reason nut when mother told me that It didn't From the New York Evenln? Telegram. with V>ssisro he Is co-operating, and unto This Incident illustrates the baleful in¬ brass band. There good to suspect that my From the From the Columbia State. the "bull moose" party will not feel make me sad: Seems like piling on the agony for a Memphis Commercial-Appeal. bossism he will return when re¬ of the Sicilian blackmail scheme. There ain't no sandman who comes round t^ his little fluence So, let us take cheer and have no fear, The Roosevelt party will be organized "bully" after some of the members with man who escaped from Matteawan to Is It her life or that $5<>n a month form to to close our sleepy eyes; fears she will lose if Thaw fling is over. In a small way, Bill's It is next Impossible get convicting Though disappointments may come this in August. Then the country will he in future political aspirations begin to realize 1 wonder if it's true that there are angel* in call on Harry Thaw. that Evelyn a dandy." evidence from even the most shamefully year for three months of tin-pannery, tom- that they are digging their political the skies? is liberated? The wheel-withln-the- From the Pittsburgh Press. wheel is often a financial fear. "And about that fellow Roosevelt. Did abused victims of the organizations called And various failures we view tommery and general bull-moosery. graves. may There ain't to Santa Claus nor stork.my Thaw declares that he expects know Hand. Secret are From the Savannah News. Harry From the Coluinbua Ohio State Journal. you him?" the Black signs made In our hopes of candidates, watermelons From the Brooklyn Fugle. mother told me *o; one sanity trial a year, at least. What There ain't n<> nor nor nor that careful "Intimately, general. Worked with him. in court that frighten witnesses. Nor are and sweet corn, too. The tongue of a hull moose is considered Talk of a party headed by Roosevelt gnomes sprites fays -i benefactor he is of lawyers: Mr. Thaw announces a rare The bull and Bryan in the event the latter de¬ Cupid with his bow; observation of hia own case has con¬ Ta.ight him some of his tricks." these threats idle. .There have been nu¬ Oh, be light hearted and rest secure! delicacy by epicures. There's, no Jack Frost to your no*e.It's moose will furnish tongue enough cides to walk out of the Baltimore con¬ pinch From the t'tlca Observer. vinced him that he Isn't crazy, and we "Is he too?" merous instances of murderous reprisals One blessed at least is sure. party just the cold you fee!; as bluffing, thing to make the next election look like a deli¬ vention is waste of time. They would Sometimes I kind of wonder If there's anything Harry Thaw swore yesterday that he suppose his opinion Is worth about "To beat the band, general. Teddy, a* following the giving of testimony in court. So long as I am here with the# catessen store. In honor of the party's never agree as to which one should laad that's real. vas only insane a minute.the minute much as the eminent alienlata' in hit ha is called, has into the boss Most of the Italians who are being bled The cannot a failure be! succtss is it too early "to talk about chang- the forlorn hope. .S. E. Kiser in Chicago Record-Herald. ae slew Stanford White. All the rest employ. developed poetry crop I 4 I » . «