text:
irais M MIED
Approval of Arbitration Conven?
tions Predicted.
Effects of His Campaign of Edu?
cation and of Popular Senti?
ment Felt in Senate.
[From The Tribune Bureau. 1
W ??.?hington. Jan. 3.?The offset of the
rresldent's campaign of education In sup?
port of the general arbitration treaties with
Oreat Britain and France was shown In
M many different ways in the Senate to?
day that the prediction was freely made
that they will be ratlfi- d without amend?
ment when they come up for final action
>?v eral weeks hence.
A marked changt- of attitude appeared
en Hie Dcmoc-iatic side, which wan dl.
'? to stand solidly against the ratitlca
tion of the agreements when they were re?
ported hy the Committee on Foreign Re?
lations. In this opposition Senator Kacon,
who d?-<'larod that he would never S] prove
an agre*ment which submitted the ques?
tion of Southern bonds feo arbitration, took
the lead Thla misconception, together with
many others regarding the scope i?f ?h<*
treaties. lias been cleared away by the
President In his speeches in various parts
of the country, in the mean time Sena?
tors have been made to feel the strength
of the popular fcntlment In favor of rati?
fication, and many who were at lir.-t in
? lined to oppose them have changed their
Senator Rayner. one of the Democratic
members of the Foreign Relations Com?
mittee, announced to-day that he would
file a minority report favoring the rati?
fication of the treaties without amend?
'nent. Senator Hitchcock, nnother Demo?
cratic member, gave notice that he would
address the Senate on the treaties at the
first opportunity. It is understood that the
purpose of his speech Is not i/o much to
oppose ratification as to justify his course
In signing the majority report of the com
mlttee recommending that they be amende?!.
As evidence of popular Interest In the
agreement.?-. Senator Cullom presented a
large number of petitions from societies
and organisations of various kinds favor?
ing their ratification without delay. "Three.
fourths of the states of the Union," said
Senator Cullom, 'are represented by these
Senator Gallinger also presented a num?
ber of petitions, among which was one
signed by a number of personal acquaint?
ances. "In presenting this," he said, "1
ventura to express the hope that the arbi?
tration treaties will soon be taken up by
the Senate."
Although It i.i not improbable that suffi?
cient strength could be mustered by the
mpporters of the treaties to ratify them at
the present time, they will not be taken
up for final action for at least a fortnight,
according to the present plan. The advo
?ate* of arbitration in the Senate desire
linn* time for ?he leaven of popular senti?
ment to work and to give recalcitrant Sen?
ators time to consider the huestlon care?
fully before voting. The (objections tnat
were brought against the trestles are grad?
ually being cleared away, and the ques?
tion of Senate prerogative looms less large
Since the treaties were sent to the Senate
it has hr-rom- apparent that the opposi?
tion to them in the Committee on Foreign
Relations is not so great as it was. Se?a?
lera Burton. Ruot and ?'ullom signed the
Tiinorltv report favoring the ratification of
th?- Ireatie?. Since the report was stibmlt
?ed Senators Sutherland, McCumber and
Ravner have declared themselves as favor?
ing the latter course, and their example has
been followed by a number of other Sena?
tors not on the committee.
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for S2.50 s year.
Off for Cleveland!
Cleveland is .579 miles
from New York, nut yon
can reach the Lake City
in 14 hours by using the
train leaving Pennsylvania
Station at 6.82 P. M. The
train arrives in Cleveland
at 730 A. IfcT., in time for
breakfast before business.
If you are destined to the
residential section, leave
the train at the Euclid
Avenue Station, if other?
wise, at the Union Station
on the lake front. The
train is limited and affords
excellent service. There
is, of course, a well-ap?
pointed dining ear serving
dinner. A club car sug?
gests smoke and refresh?
ment and companionship.
As a part of its equipment
there is also a barber, who
tidies up men's clothes, and
a hath.
The observation and li?
brary car suggests its own
purpose. It is open to all
passengers and is a social
exchange, a reading room
and an outlook on the
passing scenery. A .la?
dies1 maid and a manicur?
ist HTve the passengers.
Drawing-rooms or state?
rooms muy be chosen by
those who wish more seclu?
sion than thcv lierth af?
This train is one of the
famous trains of the land,
and it is a great favor?
ite with travelers between
Cleveland and New York.
The excel lenee of its
equipment and the timeli?
ness of its schedule make
it so.
The time table shows
five other good trains to
Cleveland leaving at con?
venient hours!
THE 2>A y FA WASH TJVG TOM
[Frasa Tnc Tt-ss?s nureau.l ?
Wai-hlngtuu. January I.
PUYAN L??<)M_ LARGE.- -With 1*8
convening ??f Congress after the holiday
recess Usa ?Ment to which the shadow K
William Jennings Bryan overcasts the
Democratic horizon and the Influence he
still exerts ..ver his party i?rc more thin
ever apparent. For instance, it is du<- sole?
ly to the taunts which wMr. Bryan has
thrown Bl Repr.-sentatlveVndcrwood that
the majority In the House has decided to
report 8 '.HI r. vising the steel schedule 1"
fore taking Up the wool schedule, fl.-spite
th. fad that the Democratic leaders be?
lieve that their ?course in this respect is
illogical and that they are sacrificing much
political advantage by doing so. The view
of the Pomona Un leads/s is that they
?c.ubl gain most ?redit with the voters by
promptly passing B wool bill substantially
the s.ime ns that they passed at the last
session, and Which they believe would so
nearly confern to the report of the Tariff
Boar?! that the President could not refass
to appm\e it. But even although they are
p.-rsuiKled of the correctness of their rea?
soning in ?his respect. Mr. Underwood has
not the courage longer to face the criticism
of th? Peerless Leader, and In order to
prove that the chairman of the Ways and
Mesa- Committee is not influenced by the
steel Industry at Birmingham a steel hill
will ba first reported. It Is felt that It is
better to avoid tita continue?i ritlcism ot
Mr. Bryan than to make additional votes
among the people. Speaking privately, in?
fluential Democrats do not deny thai M
WOUM have been the occasion of the utmost
relief t.. then If the ship on which Mr.
Bryan was recently travelling, and which
suffered S serious ??-cldent. had gone to the
bottom of the sea with nil OB board. The
possibility of Mr. Bryan's being the ?Presl*
denial nominee of his party Is being dle*
nissed more seriously than ever, and there
arc many who fear that when the inevitable
m?l?e In the Democratic National Conven?
tion ends the Peerless Leader will be found
on<e more to have captured the party col?
TDK BTEBL DlfJi BegnrtllesB ?f the
fact that the Tariff Board has ma?le no in?
vest prat ion of the steel industry, and of
the further fact that the members of the
Ways and Means ConunlttOB have bad no
time to ?lo so, that committee expects lo
bring into the House nithin a few days a
steel bill which will be label*?- "Demo
. i-, ti./" although M arlU actaally bs ??"
adaptation o: the Cummins amendment
which was added to the cotton bill of the
last sefslon. Iron ore, according to pres?
ent plans. Will be put on the fr?-e list, as
will barbed wire, hoop iron and, indeed,
most of the forms of iron and steel which
?were mads free by the "Farmer.?' Free
| List" of last summer. Reductions of from
SO to 45 per cent on manufactured steel are
contemplated, and tin plate will probably
be cut nearly M per cent. It Is believed
?that a sufficient number of Insurgents ?an
be found In the Senate to pass this bill.
and that thus It will be possible to send to
lbs Presi.lcnt another half-baked tariff
measure, which, to be consist? nt. he must
veto, and that thus some measure of polit?
ical gain will be made by the Democrats.
But that the chief reason which actuates
the Democrats In bringing in a steel bill
at this time is fear of Mr. F.ryan is not
denied by the Democratic leaders.
I NDKRWOOD WILL BIDES-BP. V <r
of the dissecting knife will keep Repre?
sentative Oscar w. Fnclerwood away from
the Jackson Day dinner, at which William
Jennings Brjan will be the lion of the n<
caslon. Whether It Is fear of appendicitis
or Bryanilla which will bad Mr. Under?
wood to lemain away is not quite ?lar.
Mr I'nriet wood admlis that be has an over?
powering fear of tho operating tablet and
it is known that he was recently threatened
with appendicitis. It Is also known, how?
ever, that Mr. Bryan is quite capable of
converting the festive board Into an oper?
ating table, and that hi? oratorical scalpel
is likely to be quite jo^-baip. uitcl pet baps
more Incisive than that of ths gUTBct
Mr. Underwood hus l?oen billed as a apes
er at the JsckSOtl Day dinner. ?-o hi \
I'rvan. SOd it \s admltteil tint there
no knowing hist where tin- IVerless O
will break nut He has BOt hesitated
r?j?y Ms respeets to the chairman of t
Ways snd Mosni ?"oniinittee in the p?
and it is felt ?piite probable fiat he wou
do .-?i again, especially if Mr. ('nderwo.
wire pr?s nt. Mr. Hryan b* to be Uli la
?pesker of the evening, and Mr. I'nde
w?.. il w?,uM have no opportunity to defei
himself, s?, his friends generally appio
his decision to remain away. It Is n
serted by the friends of the Alabama Co
giessmnn that it is only the fear of a
pemil? ltis which keeps him away fro
the dtnnor, bul .ppendlcitis is largely s
p.-rimiii-,,] by nervo?isn?'ss, and there
no doubt tha? should he attend the dlnn<
Mr. t'nd?rwood would be the vl<-tlrn
most pa'nfnl nervousness until Mr. Hryi
had Unlsbsd hlr remarks.
BRYAN AM) nUMARIES.-Thnt M
Rryan will take advantage of his pn MU?
In ibis iltv when the Democratic Nation
Committee meets to promote the cause i
the seleetion of delegates to the natloiu
convention by direct primaries Is now rea
ized. an?! not without apprehension. It
assorted that Mr. Bryan could control h
own stale in a prijnary election and wo'il
?bus be assured of one delegation Wll
which to start that stampede which mar
Democrats l?elieve he Is counting on to ga
Um nomination. Mr. Hryan will reesi.
much lulp in his light for the priinar.v eh ?
Uon of d'hgates, among those who wi
VOtt l"i thOn bo?ng S?-nator Chambcrlalr
of Oregon, who holds the proxy of th
member of the committee from his ?tat?
There inn? or there may not be anythin
serious In this t?lk of Mr. Bryan as th
Presidential nominee, of the Democrat!
party, but It Is certain t at he takes i
?eriouejy hhnself ss4 thai i ?re sis nos
Democrats In ?ongress win, gravely fot
that their parly will once more lind ltsel
saddled with Its "old man of the sea."
OPF08K SIIERWodli BILL. BoftStQ
Lodge tn-d.iv rc.eivrd a petition signe
by many well known citizens of IfSSW
ehoSOttS, Including I Bttnbsr Of veteran
of the Civil War, among them hein??su?!
men as Major Henry L. Hlgginson, Colone
X I'. Hallowell and Oeneral Hazard Ste
vens, protesting against the passage o
the Sherwood pension bill. The petltloi
says In part: ".We think no addltiotia
pensions should )>e established except fo
honorably discharged soldiers who an
disabled and In absolute need. N<
soldier enlisted under any promise by tin
government, express or Implied, that th?
I?, nsion. such as is now proposed, ihoul?
be granted at any time. As a gratuits
or burden it should not be Imposed on th?
rountry " It is generally hoped thai
more old soldiers who have the honor ol
their .?tiling at heart will s?-nd similar pe?
titions to Congress.
an Indication of his continued interest Ir
the opposite sex, ami. perhaps, seeking U
restore himself to favor, Representative
l?ifferty, an Oregon Insurgent who ai h|ev,<i
^ notoriety and trouble last session by writ?
ing an "1 would like ?.> meet von" not?- ?i
a young woman In the House gallery. In
troduce?! a resolution to-ila.v '.rovidlnK tot
natk.n-vvl.h- woman suffrage. Mr. I*aff.r?y
asks that the Constitution shall be so
amended that sex shall not ?lebar OTOSOM
from voting throughout Um Cnm-d Slate?.
The resolution was referred to the Judl
< iary t'ommltte, . tvhleh ?lUi.lfled UliOIS
gation of BtStesmen Will probably pigeon?
hole it. Nevertheless, Um Oregon I ml ?la
tor. who admits h<* i.< a SOychf |or MOhlng
?ongenlal ?-impaiiionship, may have ?ini?
tially iQOSted hllBStlf with the fair s? x,
Aeeptta tit? amberrsa-dai fonder he mods
'last session. This blunder, It will bo r?
.allt.l, brought an angry visit from Ihn
father ?if ?he young woman ?o whom Mr.
I>afferly hau ?sk? 9 a ian?-v ga h.- sat on
the floor and permitted his eyeg to r<?aiii
over the gall.-ik-s above. <;. i;. H.
The Congressional Settles Status
of "Lame Ducks."
I From The Tribune Hur?-.-,.i J
Washington, Jan. t.?'After 8
which lasted practically all ?lay the ' "BV
gr?sslonal Club, composed of tin- \? i .?? and
women relatives of niembers of ?'?
adjusted all differen' es and reach i har?
monious agreement on certain minor
amendments to Its constitution.
The proposal to eliminate from active
participation In the affairs <>f the club th<
wiies of ex-Senators ami <-.\-it?-pr?--' n tat i ves
was rejected. The proposed amendment
would not only have ?lepriv?-?l the relative?
of "lame du?-ks" ?>f a voi?-?- in the man?
agement of the dub, but would have eg?
? lu?!< ?1 as well several life members. As
among these, and area among the former
class, there, are aome of tin- mas4 valued
members of the club, it was decided to drop
the entire proposition. Those amendments,
all of minor importance, which were agr?-?-'l
on to-day will be finally voted ou l""l>
runrv 1. To-day's meeting ?.?a; free fron,
The social programme of the dub ?>b
? iously B-O-SSd mueb greater interest
among a majority of the na-mbers than the
proposed changes in the ? ?m-titutlon. After
a protracted discussion a social piogramme
Was unanimously adopt..I.
Bristow Introduces Panama
Canal Steamship Bill.
Wasnington. Jan. 77 Both Housse of ?v,n
gress reassembled at noon to-day. ?Senator
BristOW introduced two bills which If (react*
ed WOUld vitally afl-Ot competition In rail
and water transportation.
The first wonM provide for a lin?- of
steamships through the 1'xnaina ?'anal to
Central and south Anteilea, ?he gacretsry
(.f War to acquire jifte? n ships to be oper
atod by the government's Panama Ball?
r.iHfi Company, ??' leased to a private com?
pany not ?*onnected with any railroad line.
The second bill would rfnVnc! the Inter?
state commerce laws to prevent any rall
r-ad ?ompany havim; any Interest In any
...Mipitirig Bess my hip eee?aaay.
in ?he Bowse Representative Olmsted, of
Pennsylvania, denbil that i?-ll?f funds for
Austin ?lam sufferers had been use?! by
tlif state. The set-Ion lasted only lifto-n
mini I?
Three Men Now Considered for Su?
preme Court Appointment.
Waahlagtoa, Jan. 1 Th? Seed ..f ?amii
under ?onsldc-raiion by i'resldent
T? ft for the vacancy in the Supreme
Court was ""alargad to?day by the un?>fticiai
?notiuncetnent that luatsoa Finn? Is J.
Swayze, of the New togmog Supreme Court,
was bo-inn urged for the appointment
With tb?- addition of Justice Swayze It
?aas said that there era three men, any one
ot whom might be appoint..I. The?,- ?,-,.
Judge Hook. IsCWilary Nagel and JuetSDS
th? President ??.ill not BOaowaOB Ids se?
lection until Attorney Qsasral Wick, ?sham
r Star US from I'anama next week
San FratK'Isco, .latj. 3-Asslslant District
Att..;n. r Kre.l I,. Barry to-day announce?!
that form? r IU] Schmitz, would
i>, srosccutotl eg the sJt_rgs ?,f having
bribed former Sipervisor Daniel ?'ol.inaii
n, .oni,.ii.?n with the fixing of th. ?-as
i al
Republican Alderman Enjoys
Honor for Two Days.
Por two day.*. Men TotB City ha? had i
kepuhlhan as Acting Mayor. H<- Il Colonel
Anioijib L. Kline, who on Moaday was
elected v ], e-chai:iuan of the i:?>.? 1.1 of
When the Mayoi la away from the city
the I'i.-^i i? ut of ih? ?Board of Aldermen ?*?
Acting Mayor, In tho sbseace of the pre.i
d?-nt of tii? board hi- datlea rlevslve opon
the vh-e-'-hairman. Presldsnl IfltCb? I i
fppSkPsjettnt* .1 i- i"i-'' ' I? ka?
ji was rarely thai Vlcs-ChsJnaas Beat,
who erma enecaa?e? by Colonel Klin--, took
possession <?f tti liayoi i oflloa when in
waa AcUng Mayor, ii?- eggs a ?Democrat
Calo?e] Kline ?lid not -i<> to ths < 'It.v Hall
on Tassdsy. ?'esterdey, bosrsvar, some
on. ?old him ?hat he was Acting Mayor, so
be appeared at i he Mayor*a efllca to see ir
!h?i' asa aiiv business requiring oAeial
attention. Robert Ada moon, ?he >Mayor*'i
secretar.v. laid IdfH everything was i nu?
lling appui lily, so he w.-nt ears*
M,m.i Uaynor vviii bo bsek In the city
to-day 1?? alt<-iiil Iho meeting of the Board
of Eettmslc
Widow of "Turpentine King"
Can't Share Estate.
Jusii..' Stapleton, of the Supreme Court
in Rrooklyn vesi? rday derileil the sppll
cation Of Mrs. Bessie H. Hun?, lb?- ?il
VOJOOd wife of the wealthy lurpetilln.
manufacturer. .John W. Hunt, ol l.o? An
gel es, to reopen dlvoroa prooasdlags. Th?
husband ?ii"i Daosmbsr u\ 1910. shoi-ii?
bOfOIS his ileath /o *?-<ur?d a OffOTOi 01
statiitorv ground*.
Mrs. Hunt sought to reop? h tie UvOTCi
procaedlnga in tho hope that the Jeer?
would be s<? aside and she could then ?lain
a ?lower right In th.- estate. Sh.- brought
an aitlon against tin- executors and lega
ISM "f th" estate. Justice't'taplct"li hi I.
that thege prisons wer?- n-.t parties to th
dlvor. ?? ease, .ind therefor? could not b
made d?fendants m th.- proceeding* instl
luted i? lira. Hunt to reopen th,. case,
Hunt was known as th.- "turpentllt.
king." and was married ??? Misa Blisabetl
H Bab.oek In Detroit, IM, In ?he Hurn
m. i- o. IMS, win. th. v ?rare in Paris, it l
alleged Sn the affidavit mad? by Hunt, hi
wlf?. deserted him aii'l eloped wtlh ?'nun
Alexander d<- Tchernladleff, a Russian,
? i .
Mulrauey, Held for Shooting "Paddj
the Pig," Repudiates Statement.
Bora P. PrenUce, former Deputy Attov
ney (Jeneral, SppaSJfSd before Judge Ma
lone, In General Sessions. fMterday, a in
asked permission ?o inspect the mlnut? o
Ihe grand jury that indicted his client. Johl
Mulrane?., with murd? r for ihe shootim
Of I'atrick MeBraoa, known as "I'addy tin
l"g,'' tn his saloon at No. 771 Tenth ?ivi-Uuc
on October 18 laat.
Mullan? v deetafed thai he was shut ii|
In the West 47th street police station an?
fed on whiskey and morphine, and that h
was madejo sign a stat?-m?nt while he wa
under ?luir In/iutii'-e. Patrolman Binges.?
of the West 47th street station, testl'l,.! i>
gardlng Mulraney s statement- hefor?- th
grand Jury. The motion to inspect the mit,
Utes will b? BM.de to-dav before .lud?*?- Mu?
f|U?-en In General Session.-.
|Hy Tfl-r-rsuh lo The Tribune. J
Morrlstown. N. J., Jan. .I.?Sheriff Whit
field B. ?illlen has rcappolnted tho rtaff a
millionaire doptty sheriffs. im-ludlti
Thomas B. Dickson, J. Gordon Dougla
ami I'hihp l,?aiuv All of the men ar
proiIdod with gold fsAgjtg,
Condemnation List Prepared in
Office of Max D. Steuer.
Same Man Who Obtained Criti?
cisms of D. A. Sullivan?
Whitman's Venue Reply.
The now famous affidavit sign?'?i by Israel
Tilden. Jr.. cpiotlng by name 117 citizens In
condemnation of ?'liarles H. Hyde, ?vas
prepared in the office ?,f Max D. Steuer.
No. 115 Broadway. Mr. Steuer, who has
been retaineil to defend the former City
chamberlain against a charge of bribery,
sal?l so himself yesterday.
"And there goes Rosen, who witnesse?l
Tilden'? signature, the notary you've all
been looking for," said Mr. Steuer, point?
ing with a little show of pride to one of the
employes of his office.
Mr. Steuer appeared as counsel for David
A. Sullivan, former preside?I of ?he pnlon
i.anvic, Brooklyn, last rtovember to argue
Sullivan's motion for a ?hang?' ?if venue
before Justice Kapper. John J. ''urtin,
Sullivan's attorney of r? ?ord. bad employed
Israel Tilden, jr. to OODect from pros
pectlvo \enlrenien ?ler??gatory opinions of
Sullivan in the same manner and for th?
BSBM purpose tha? Tilden collected such
opinions In the Hyde < as?-. The language
I ?used In the two Tilden affidavit)?, that In
the Sullivan and that in th? BydS case, is
almost iilentlcal. The Sullivan motion was
"I knew Mr. Tibien ha?l made a similar
atliilavit In the Sullivan case," said .Mr.
Steuer yestei.lay, "and 1 thought his work
in that instance was so food that I called
up Mr. ?urtin the other day and asked him
to send the man who had done It around
to me. Tilden is not and never has been
an employe of my office In any sense. In
fai-t, though I know blni by sight and all
about him, I have never spoken to him par*
sonal !>'.''
This Lawyer Took a Notary.
Praaots it. Muiiin. of No. iw stat.' street
Brooklyn, S lawyer, who has appeared for
David A. Sullivan on occasion and who still
I acts for bim in an advisory capacity, col?
lected In person to support Sullivan's mo?
tion for a chang?' of venue one hundred
separate affidavits from prosp?. live venir?
!i.? ii ? 'ou?l?-mnlng the ln?ll?ted banker. These
Individual docnm?-nt? were fi|?d with the
motion papers, together with th?- blanket
ull'xlavlt of Tilil? ii ?pioting the opinions of
two hundred dtiaena Mullln's method was
lo get each man t?> sign bis uncompliment?
ary seatimeat, the rtgnature batac wit?
nessed by the notary wh.im bs ?anl?-d
around with him for the purpose.
Mr. Mull?a said last nigh? that at the
?time he strongly argot IBS Other lawyers
; In ths Sullivan ?ase to adopt his method
I ex? lusiveiv, pointing out lbs weak-ess of
TUdsa's in.-thod. but bis call ?agues rather
i.an..i toward ih" latter, Itosgoas more
names were obtained in a much shorter
till)?-. Mr. Mulllll told th?m that ;,ny In?
vestigation of t?.pinions submitted in
such an atti?lii?it ai Tilden sign?-?l Would
s?_rc tito;<e qutHed Into deoylag they liad
ever uttor.il th?-in what actually happ'-n?-?I
In the Hy?!- case, hs thinks. Mr. Tilden.
; be said, wa.? one of a iiuml.? I "f \??ung law
BtU?l nts ari?l ? l?-rks BBBjdo) Sd 10 collect evl?
.1? n? ? t.? pappsrt ihe Sullivan motion.
CbartasH 11>?t? Nceieodaersiaaallyat bbl
oil)?-?- In chamber* ?tie. t I.it? fester?]
i, raooa a oopy ??f District Attorney win
mans answi-i lo i in- i??i ni? i ?.'ii > Chamber*
Iain's motion for a ? baggS Sf v? nu?-, Ap
pended to u<" answer ?m ,?n affidavit et
UM District AU'.?-? -ii.i.'.dyliia ii?? asp
affidavits from ln?lividuula ?plOUd by
isra?-i TOden? ir, .?- atmd?smning Hyde, af?
fidaviu ahull repudiate the saatlments
attrihated t?> their raakers by Tilden
Calls Bias Charca Tardy.
The District A?t?tmey le viewed al
bis aflldavit th" whol? i rOgrSSS of th?- II ? ?1
I ?-ase up to th<- present. Including lbs trials
of Jesepb H !t?l< hniaitn and William J.
I'nmmliis In nelthel trial, bs polnt??l out,
did ? '?un?? I complain "f pubUe bias ?>r sug
g-st that ths Jliry was other than fair nrpl
Impartial. ,?n?l y-i ltd? hniaiin ami <'iiintiilns
aren '? il] . *N*c*ated witb Hyde, and from
this association aros?- th<- charge of bribery
...ilist H\?l< M?. Whitman ?'intlnues:
M hates? r public Indignation there ma)
have been wltli to the charges
against Cummins, Relcbmenn sad Hyde
??,i directed as much sgatnsl ? uuunius
land li?ichii,..nn a- against HmI? The
sam? IustI? ? ..f the Bupr? m* ? ouri a Im
Ii ?1 at t he t rial ?.f ? ihihiiIiis .nil
Reichinanu has Peen assi--n.-.| to hold the
criminal term ol the Supreme Court for
?h?- January terna end he will in all pr.?l>
abllitv pi?: t-i? at the trial of Charit- n
Mi. Whitman replied ??? Hyde's complslnl
that the ?Bowspapsm had been hounding
him by saving.
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alleged f*onn?sct!on of Hyde with racetrack
int?"r?-sis ami the proposed legislation re*
latlns thereto and all commenta relatlni
i<? his in'iir.f t?-?i absence from his offici
while he hebi the poeitton of ?its Cham'
i,, i lain, and by fai tb? gr* ntot pan i.?"
the newspaper eatounts as lo ths manner
<?t hi.? performance of his duties as such
public officer, i...'ii)?.i prior t.? lune 1,
IMI -..t ..n the .".?th da) <?r June, kill. Hyde
made a motion ?<? have pie ?v?*? set <i?.\*n
for ImnW?late trial b? ?hi- ?it? in a court
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< uglui of Manhattan end The Bronx, and
no suggestion wai made either by de?
fendant or any of his couBSol who repre?
sented him thai .? tali and Impartial trial
?f the pending intMctmenl ?muid not im bad
m Hew York County.
Johnson Gives Credit to Press
and Rigorous Inspection.
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i>ers to methods of Bra loevsntioa ??n?i the
scheine of rigorous Inspei ? Ion ?f lt__a**d0US
pi sinless have caused a ds crease in New
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ti.?- i ate ..r ;, 1,','j .1 fror, aeordtag ??. t?ie
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Johnson mads ?<> the Bayer yestarday.
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?>f fact tb.' number of fires from July i i?.
?December IB, i*.?11. waa B,MS. or ??t the rats
?t . day, Commission???? Johaaoa arrived
at bis total ?stlmate for th" l"-rioil by a,b|
ing si the rate M Un b s day for theronialn*
log Bissen days of lbs rear, making ii..:m
lins for the year. BCtllally seven less for
t:?!l than for 1910.
The Commissioner renews his pies for a
Inn? au of Mr?- prevention. S?d ss>? thai the
large number <?f tugpoishifts <?t* hazardous
pic-mis?.- has been ma?*?? by members ?>f
thS uniform? d force "In thr abeence ami
antlcipaili.ii of" such a hureiiu. Tin ;.,, i
that New York, on the figures ?>f lH'.n, had
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and Vienna M?. rndlc.it?*?, Ihe ?Vimmlssloper
ih? possibility of better preventive
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of a dollar for every dollar expend-?-?! by
li" ' i" ?ii the M re I>?-|>artni?iit SSSS-B to
the ?'"intiilssloiier a condition that should
''? ?? i?iedi?:<|, and h?* suggests that tin- city
t>lH-nd pBB^g(Bj a fear on Hie pr.-v.-i.tion and
cut the fire loss In two.
Albany, Jan. n.-The Stute Fair Commis
?i?.it t..-.I., voted t? hold ill?' annual slab
fair B| Svracuse during th<? week b?-In
nlng/September :?,
?- a
Msded snywhara in ths Utiitsd States
for $2.50 a year.
Mercury Registers 34 Below
Zero in South Dakota.
Great Bend, Ka??.. Jan. ::. T-'our persons
were frozen to death during the t.-?ent
blizzard in Western Kpaaas. TfcTfS of the
deaths occurred near Ness City, and the
fourth was a ?attleman, who was frozen
while driving cattle over the range.
Topeka. Kan., Jan. 3.--Snowbound and
cut off fropi railway enmmiini? atlon for
more than a week, the psOpta Of '1"' ?own
of Dlghton, In Western nansas, lo.day ap
pealed by telegraph to the State I'Mllties
rcmmtsstoi for ?M- [i?*Hiy and j?-t.nor.?
have .,is.) 1 '*?-?i without railway s'-rvic?- for
a week.
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tachOu t?< an Atihlson. TopSfc? *; Santa C
freight train, stuck fast In the snow n?-ar
Laird. In Western Kansas, are living on
jackrabbits. All efforts to reach the train,
vvhi.li !s sa ? branch line, have fai!?d
Sherlilan, Wy??.. Jan. X?Twenty-nine <le
Krtes below zero, the ?oldest weather In
live years, was the record litre to-day. In
Munin. S. D.. ?he mercury registered Ji
degrees below zero.
I'hilanlelphta. Jan. L?The bodie.i of two
men frosen ?<? ?leath during but niglu's
storm wer? discovered here to-day. One
was fo'i'id in the <* liar of | building opera
tion and tin? other on an open lot.
The body of John Mc?ormsek, a watch?
man, was found yaetsrday in tue ruins of
th?* Mutual Milk ami ?'ream Company's
depot. In Has? '.'I'd street, which wa? de?
(troyad by fire on Monday morning. The
bo.lv of a stableman was recovered on
Tuesday. These were the only fatalities.
In tbc Auditorium
Today at 4 I?. M.
Lecture and Recital
S'ubje-f: l'iireliil and 'Madame ButUr
fly." Lecturer: Henry T. Kln?-k.
Awlated by ?he Victor-Vlctrola.
Men corne in every day and ask as : "How about the
January Sale of Overcoats?" They know what it means to
them! And so we are glad to answer their question today?
808 Men's Silk-lined Overcoats
Black or Gray*, Chesterfield Style
$35 to $70 Quality, at $24.50
Go On Sale This Morning
That is the story in a nutshell to all men who
have shared in the royalties of this annual over?
coat offering. But, for the benefit of those who
have not done so, a further word?
These overcoats are made from high
quality vicuna cheviots and best of guar?
anteed silk ?wings?hand-sewed where
that counts for anything.
?Hack, Oxford gray and Cambridge gray,
with silk velvet collars. For dress or
conservative street wear. Sizes include
stout men and tall.
The majority of them could not have been pur?
chased regularly at wholesale for the price we ask
at retail.
Query : How docs this come about?
First, quantity counts mightily. The pres?
ent offering approximates half of the coats
resulting from a tremendous purchase of fabrics.
We went to a mill that produces the highest
135 Overcoats of $35 Value
249 Overcoats of $40 Value
232 Overcoats of $45 Value
109 Overcoats of $50 Value
46 Overcoats of $55 Value
21 Overcoat? of $60 Value
16 Overcoats of $70 Value
with a manufacturer of high-grade overcoats,
whose one stipulation was, "I must take my time
to this, filling in the slack days."
We couldn't have been better pleased. W?
wanted him to take his time! Every
stitch of workmanship had to be up to the stand?
ard of the fabrics?up to the standard of the
Wanamaker Store !
priced overcoatings in the United States, offering And Now, Gentlemen, Here Are
the Coats?808 of Them!
Each a work of hand-tailoring art. Each a fit
emissary of this store quality-equipped to go out
into the glare of critical inspection and speak for
the worthiness of Wanamaker products. We
could not ask better commissioners !
Silk linings are the best we could find. Inter
linings and buttons our own selection. Indeed,
we have stood over these coats from start to
finish with a proud sense of proprietorship.
And now that the work is done we are more
Fabrics Intended for $35, $40, $45, *?? ?*?2?iarc deli-?te*-to. be ??ft t0
?rn tree uva a ?T7A f\ clothe 808 men in garments of such worthiness
$50, $55, JOU and $/\) UVerCOatS , at this exceptional price-advantage. Instead of
We were able to make very favorable terms | $35 to $70?$24.50.
Additional salespeople will be provided to meet promptly the demands that
will be made upon us this morning. Store opens at 8:30 A. M.
Main floor. New Building.
to make a clean sweep of piece goods then on
This mill has a national reputation not only for
the high quality of raw material used in its
products; it stands alone in the matter of
timsh, employing a method that makes
its vicuna cheviots virtually dust-proof.
Our'offer being accepted (the mill preferring
one large deal to fifty small ones), we found
ourselves in possession?of an exceptional quantity
of fabrics the like of which it has seldom been
our privilege to acquire for less than usual prices.
Tine First 1912 Half-Yearly
For Men, Women and Children
Presents these ({?spendable shoes tot much less than they are worth
Men's $7 and $7.50 shoes at $4.40.
Men's $5 and $6 shoes at $3.50.
Boys' $2.50 to $3 90 shoes at $2.
Main floor, New Balidljig.
Women's $6 and $7 shoes at $4.40.
Women's $5 shoes at $3.65.
Women's $3.90 shoes at $2.90.
Girls' and Children's shoe? one-third off.
M;,iu floor. Old I'uiltliinr.
Men's $3.90 shoes at $2.85.
Men's $3.50 welted shoes at $2.
Broadway, Cornsr of Kkiitt? stro.-t. Main floor
Women's $3.50 shoes at $2.90.
Women's $3.50 and $4 shoes at $1.90.
Women's $2 and $2.50 shoes at $1.50.
Women's $2 to $3.50 shoes (small sizes)
at $1.
Boys' and Girls' shoes. $1.30. $1.50 & $2.
Siibwav door. OI4 Bull-tins.
We Can Recommend Each Pair of These Shoes
They Come from Three Sources:
/. Many irom our own regular shoe-groups?sty les that we shall
not reorder for Spring.
2. Several thousand pairs made
for us by our standard nianu
lacturers, duringslack periods,
with everything hut hare cost
of materials and labor elimi?
j. Manufacturers' ovcriots of
shoes up to our standard, that
come to us at prices which
enable us to distribute them at
less than usual wholesah cost
We eannot promise every size in eaeli style of shoe hut we can and do promise an
excellent selection of styles in every ordinary size?and expert people to see that you
tfet the riffht size.
Heady This Morning at 8:30 A. M.
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Streets.
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Alright, folks. What is really going on here? Not one of you can convince me that Oliver Perez doesn't need to be sat down or worse as of right now. I challenge you to try, but it's an uphill battle just like practically every time he comes to the mound. Any Met fan that's been watching has been mainly optimistic since he came over from the Bucs. He drove over here on the "potential" train and we, in classic tune, rode with him, hoping for the best, but come on already… This is beyond embarrassing and I truly don't believe the Mets can wait for another start to hope that he finally gets it.
One out of every 4 starts is not going to help from the back end of the rotation or anywhere for that matter. It was a bad deal. 3 years for 36 million for a guy who may have some very real "head" issues is a huge gamble and after Friday night's performance of 7 runs, 4 HRs and 9 hits in 3 innings pretty much sealed the deal. I'm sure Sanchez pitched well, but when you have the kind of challenges with hitting that we have had lately, giving up runs like this is especially glaring. When other players are grumbling about your start before it happens, that's clearly not a good sign.
It could change tomorrow, but it appears up to now Jerry has opted to give some time to his pitchers as well as to some of the lineup changes that most of us are not thrilled, most notably Reyes in the 3 spot and Wright in the 5 spot. I think they should both be moved up 2 spots immediately. Jerry is going to have to make some tough decisions before this team slips too far away from the top of the division.
Who is better suited in Ollie's spot? There has to be someone else. Anyone else. He threw 88 pitches in about three innings. Everybody knows what happened, he shut down and quit. Just a couple of starts ago, he actually looked competent and that's what is most frustrating about Perez. We think he can do it but he takes one step forward, two steps back. The Mets surely don't want to eat 20 million dollars and let him drift but something significant has to be done. You got a legit reason why Ollie should not be severed from this major league roster? Speak now or forever hold your peace.
This team is trying to contend and not doing a bad job at it, excluding a few recent hiccups against the Nats and the Marlins. He has got to go. It's not just Ollie, mind you. The bullpen and the lineup could stand to make some "adjustments" but one place where consistency is needed has lacked it from #1 to 5. O.P. just stands out like a sore thumb because he is more off than on for much longer than the others. And it's practically impossible to ignore that laborious albatross of a contract. If he gets released, he has the best chance of not finding work in the majors. I'm sure somebody out there probably thinks he can help their team. Kansas City? Texas? Anybody? Hello???? So who has the best shot at taking over and being effective? The name Dillon Gee has been discussed as someone who has earned an opportunity to pitch in this spot. Hisanori Takahashi (someone I advocated in the past but I'm anxiously waiting to see what happens with), Tobi Stoner, R.A. Dickey, and Pat Misch are also options.
Are you an advocate for Ollie in the bullpen? Why? Is he better off in the minors or on the disabled list to avoid him declining a minor league assignment and floating away to another club while we keep paying him? Who do you think is legitimately the best guy to take his place based on his makeup, pitch repertoire, and overall ability and upside? Is "that guy" even on this team? The Mets are still contenders in my opinion but champions of past have taught us well that making adjustments between and in-games are true signs of a champion. Now it's up to the Amazins to do what's best and not what's convenient or easy. LGM!


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I have High Definition Format equipment which is begging to be used but also advise how to shoot effectively with your own smart-phone and will edit your existing videos, create business logos, splice footage together, add professional looking transitions etc. You will be proud of the results.
Part of my job is to inspire you to greater heights. I don't work with anyone JUST for the money - I collaborate with people who really want to succeed no matter what task they've asked me to do. I get great pleasure from lifting your level of confidence, raising public image & finding true sense of fulfilment.
If you have better things to do than setup social media pages, just give them to me and I'll build you a strong foundation. I love to give them the same functionality and feel as your bricks and mortar business. Facebook, Google Plus and YouTube tend to be the best. Fully integrated with your website.
It's useful to know how to maintain your own website. I teach individuals and group classes on the Gold Coast of Australia and also provide further support via email or phone. Written and video tutorials are also available freely on south-gippsland.net to help you on your way.
There's no point having a website if no one can find it. I've trained extensively in how to get attention on the internet and teach it to my web design students. I also setup Google Adwords Advertising at clients request to make sure you get the traffic you deserve quickly and legally.
I mostly shoot with a Canon 5D II along with some of the very best luxury lenses that Canon makes. I've sold photos to several government agencies, newspapers and shot a cover for HIA Builders Magazine. Model portfolios, business and product photography are my favourites.
I've been working with PhotoShop since 2008 and can easily spend hours perfecting the look of just one photograph. I specialize in image compilations, simple portraiture retouching and enhancing your pictures so they're not only suitable, but that they shine on your website.
One of my customers had a major sale on their new website before they even knew it had gone live. I make sure they're easy to navigate, functional, attractive, look just like your existing business, teach you how to update it yourself and significantly increase it's chance for great success.
I've self published 6 of my own books. I only use publishing houses that print on demand so there's no upfront cost to produce and ship your product. E-Books in all formats (kindle, iphone, ipad etc) are included. I know what to do and let you relax as much as you want during the entire process.
I've had so many requests to setup Google Adwords Advertising, I've now included it as part of my professional services. I want to make sure your foundation is solid so your website traffic will eventually reduce the need to spend extra dollars at all. We'll test to find out what works best.
I write daily posts on facebook and in fact, that is the place several of my books have been born, including the best seller 500 Confessions. Anyone can write an article but the trick is to get "in the zone" like an athlete might do, so the words flow freely and are inspired from a broader source.
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CNNFC Sir Alex Ferguson Special to Feature Marcel Desailly, Steve McClarenMay 9, 2013
CNNFC will air a Sir Alex Ferguson special on Thursday, with host Pedro Pinto joined by a cast of experts to break down the implications of the Scot's retirement and reflect on Ferguson's remarkable career at Manchester United.
Pedro will be joined by Ferguson's former assistant Steve McClaren, who was by the great man's side for one of the most successful periods of his tenure at Old Traffford.
World Cup winner Marcel Desailly will also be on hand to provide his expert analysis.
This week's show will also look ahead to the Champions League final between Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich and see Pedro justify his choice of Thomas Muller as the tournament's MVP this season.
CNNFC's weekly show, hosted by Pedro Pinto, airs on Thursdays at 5pm GMT in the UK. Visit the CNNFC website to find out more.


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Pulp friction
With juice cleansing on the lips of health gurus everywhere, Erin Kisby set out to discover whether wellbeing could really be found in a glass of freshly squeezed
There's a plethora of health rules you can follow to keep your weight in check, your heart healthy and your body fit. Some leave even experts confused about whether they should be included as part of a healthy lifestyle – cases in point: red wine and dark chocolate. But if there was one thing we thought was a safe wellbeing bet, it was fruit and vegies.
Experts agree with the guideline of five serves of vegies and two serves of fruit. Every day. This helps prevent heart disease, certain forms of cancer and obesity, and reduces the risk of type 2 diabetes. Simple.
The trouble is, despite their advice, most Aussie adults are only eating half the recommended fruit 'n' veg. If you fall into this category – or are simply looking to super-charge your wellbeing – is drinking juice the solution to your diet downfall?
For Joe Cross, director of the documentary Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead, the answer is yes. "I swear by fresh juice, because fruits and vegetables quite literally saved my life," he reveals.
"Following a 60-day juice cleanse and another 70 days of eating just fruit, vegetables, nuts, beans and seeds I lost 45 kilos and haven't had any medication in four years." However, before you start skipping your sandwich for a freshly squeezed, there are a few things you need to consider.
"Our bodies are already finely tuned toxin-fighting machines," says the DAA's Clare Evangelista. "The lungs, kidneys, liver, gastrointestinal tract and immune system remove and neutralise toxins within hours after we eat them."
While some people report feeling better on a 'detox diet', this is quite often as a result of eating less foods high in fat, salt or added sugar, drinking less alcohol and caffeine while eating more fruit and vegetables. Her advice? "Your liver is the main toxin-fighting organ in the body, and you can make life easier for your liver by following a healthy, reduced fat diet and avoiding too much alcohol and caffeine rather than just being 'super healthy' some of the time."
They suggest 400g of fruit and vegetables per day may be needed to help prevent chronic diseases, such as heart disease, cancer, diabetes and obesity. But is drinking juice the best way to up your intake and protect your health? "In moderation a small glass of mixed fresh fruit and vegetable juice is good for you as it is packed full of essential vitamins, minerals and phytonutrients (plant chemicals)," says Aloysa Hourigan, senior nutritionist with Nutrition Australia.
"And if you don't particularly like eating vegetables, drinking fresh vegie juice may be a good way to up your intake." However, unless you add the pulp you may miss out on the fibre whole fruit has to offer, and studies have also found that most fruits and vegetables contain antioxidants in the skins and peels, which don't always make it into your juice.
Top of her list is the lack of fibre in juice, which can lead to poor bowel health such as constipation, while the high amount of energy in big glasses of juice is also of concern. "Portion control is important when drinking juice, especially when choosing commercially made smoothies as some 400ml cups can contain as many kilojoules as a full meal," she says.
"If you want to re-focus on your health instead of drinking fruit and vegetables, eat the wholefood instead," advises Hourigan. "For one thing, eating the fresh fruit or vegetable is going to keep you feeling fuller for longer." One exception to the rule may be drinking the occasional breakfast smoothie, however, you need to add yoghurt or low-fat milk to help make it a complete and satisfying meal.
But if you feel your diet or lifestyle is so bad you need a kick-start, try keeping a food diary so you can identify where you need to make improvements, advises Evangelista. "Give yourself adequate time to make adjustments so the changes you make become healthy habits, as an all or nothing approach to a healthy lifestyle isn't sustainable.
" Your body may be a toxin-fighting machine but you still need to treat it well!
Joe's top five juice feasting tips & facts
"I don't advocate drinking only juice all the time, however, I believe we need to up the amount of fruit and veg we consume and drinking it is a great way of absorbing nutrients and phytonutrients," says Joe Cross, who credits juice cleansing for rebooting his life.
"I know through experience if you don't put enough fruit and veg in your body you will not live a long and healthy life."
Diary of a juicer
"I'm what most would regard as extremely health conscious; I eat well and exercise a lot. At times in my life however I have been quite addicted to caffeine. I don't like my body relying on something to get through the day. So when I saw Joe Cross' documentary Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead I was incredibly inspired," says Angela Shallis.
"I wanted to break this habit and the 15 day juice challenge presented itself as the perfect opportunity. I won't lie to you; the first four days were detox hell! I was moody, agitated and incredibly tired. I really felt the change kick in around day five and the turnaround was remarkable – I honestly felt incredible, like a different person. I was particularly amazed at just how much clearer I felt in my mind and for the first time in a long time just simply happy, I was no longer anxious and felt a great sense of clarity in my thinking. My general mood and energy was lifted to the point where I could not stop telling friends and family just how great I was feeling.
"I wish I could report that I gave up coffee for good but I can say I didn't drink any caffeine for almost a year after my first Reboot. But if I could relay a message to others who are considering the Reboot juice fast, it would be to do it, 100 per cent!"
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INDIANAPOLIS -- Don Schumacher, owner of professional drag-racing teams in all four pro classes of the NHRA POWERade Drag Racing series, will participate in a panel discussion on Nov. 27 at the Motorsports Marketing Summit in New York City.
Schumacher, whose son Tony claimed his fifth NHRA Top Fuel championship earlier this month, and whose teams have earned 102 national event victories since Don Schumacher Racing became a multi-team operation in 2001, will join other motorsports business leaders in the "Opportunities in Emerging Motorsports: Reaching New Markets and Demographics" discussion. Schumacher will be joined by Robert Dingham, AMA; Roger Edmondson, Grand-Am; Ben Geisler, World of Outlaws; among others.
With the cost of sponsorship in major series escalating, many companies are looking for ways to test the waters in motorsports. Fortunately for these corporate marketers, there are hosts of series that have experienced robust growth in the past decade and offer sponsors attractive alternatives to the often high cost of entry for other circuits. This panel will discuss those opportunities in front of an audience of motorsports professionals (sports marketing representatives, advertisers, corporate representatives, team owners, et al) from all disciplines.
"This is a great opportunity for me to share my experiences in the motorsports corporate world as it relates to sponsorship," said Schumacher, who has introduced a number of high-profile sponsors to the dynamic world of professional NHRA drag racing. "It will also provide me a venue where I can learn even more from my counterparts in other racing series, who have dealt with similar sponsorship issues."
The Eighth Annual Motorsports Marketing Forum takes place on Nov. 27-28 at the Intercontinental Hotel in New York City. Additional information may be found at http://www.sportsbusinessconferences.com/site/index.cfm?event=conference&conid=19


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"Kraftwerk" (pronounced German for "power station") is a German musical group which has made significant contributions to the development of experimental and electronic music. The band was founded by Florian Schneider-Esleben and Ralf Hütter in 1970, but became widely known as a quartet consisting of Wolfgang Flür and Karl Bartos alongside the founding members.
The techniques Kraftwerk introduced, together with the equipment they adopted, are now commonplace in modern music. They have been a major influence on the popular music of the end of the 20th century, often considered of comparable status to The Beatles.
Kraftwerk was founded in 1970 by Florian Schneider-Esleben (flute) and Ralf Hütter (keyboards), the pair setting up their Kling Klang studio in Düsseldorf. The two had met as students at the Düsseldorf Conservatory in the late 1960s, participating in the experimental music scene of the time which the UK music press dubbed "Krautrock".
Early Kraftwerk line-ups (1970-1974) fluctuated, Hütter and Schneider working with around half a dozen other musicians over the course of recording four albums and sporadic live appearances - most notably guitaris...
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Last year's water protectors garnered worldwide attention, but several pipeline fights—such as the Enbridge Sandpiper pipeline victory—got little public notice.
The Winnemem Wintu learned that descendants of their salmon are thriving in a New Zealand river. The tribe has been fighting to return them home.
In social justice cartography, the technology is being harnessed for activism as it becomes more accessible.
It's time for cities to reverse a shrinking workforce and build resilience in the face of climate change.
The Trump/Republican tax cut proposal is an opportunity to discuss how to redistribute wealth and power.
Electric rickshaws have become an economic and environmental lifeline for both drivers and passengers.
Seattle chef will soon open a crowd-funded restaurant and arts co-op to honor the city's arts history and unite its residents.
Despite all the money in politics, the future of cleaner energy is in the hands of local communities.
To cut down on disease, we should make it a top nonpartisan priority to end our nation's nutrition crisis.
New series shows "the reality of the problem but also the joy, humor, and humanity that we're trying to fight for in the first place."
The companies responsible for the climate crisis should cover the costs of fighting wildfires and recovering from hurricanes.
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Grammy Awards 2013 Predictions
Sunday, February 10 marks the 55th annual Grammy Awards. Anxious celebs will sit on the edge of their seats to see if they'll take home the coveted gold gramophones. And while some celebs like Nicki Minaj were royally snubbed by the Recording Academy, others like Frank Ocean are anticipating taking home a trophy.
Before the show airs live on CBS at 8 p.m., we've compiled a list of the anticipated winners in some of the major categories.
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Fuzzy Q. Jones:
Hey, here's an empty sack and here's a list of what to put in it.
Marshal Cheyenne Davis:
Fuzzy, your list is just like a letter; it always starts out the same.
Fuzzy Q. Jones:
Oh, you mean sort of, "Dear Sir"?
Marshal Cheyenne Davis:
No - six plugs of chewin' tobacco.
Fuzzy Q. Jones:
Well, I gotta have some kind of stimulant.
Marshal Cheyenne Davis:
Don't I know you, you old buzzard. But if those hills come through with what I think they will, we'll both have all the stimulant we want. And it won't be tobacco.
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This is an excellent Florence Vacation Apartment if an historic center location and affordability are top priorities.
The apartment is located off of the high-fashion Via Tornabuoni, with numerous major designer boutiques just outside the front door. Stroll along downtown Florence pedestrian thoroughfares: enjoy outdoor cafes, easy museum access, shopping, restaurants, and the best produce market, the Mercato Centrale, are all within walking distance.
Piazza Republica is only a few blocks away, the Uffizi Gallery, the Duomo and Ponte Vecchio Bridge are an easy 5 to 10 minute walk. Just down the street is the famous Palazzo Strozzi. Going in the opposite direction, the Santa Maria Novella train station is an 8 minute walk.
If you are looking for a chic neighborhood and a convenient stopping point at the end of a busy day of sightseeing, the Michaela apartment offers the perfect solution.
It is located on the 3rd floor (this is called the 2nd floor in Italy) of a four-story apartment building which has an elevator. Once you enter the building there are six steps up to the elevator.
Enter off a private hallway into the pleasant living room with queen size sofa bed, chair, two windows, flat screen TV.
A separate dining room with kitchenette is good for light meal preparation. The dining room window overlooks the internal courtyard and service terraces of other apartments. Off the dining room is a full bathroom with enclosed shower, sink, toilet and bidet. There is a large storage closet between the dining room and bathroom.
The efficiency kitchen has a 2-burner electric stove top, microwave, toaster, under-the-counter refrigerator, and Italian-style coffeepot. Drip coffeemaker available upon request. The round dining table seats up to four people. The kitchenette is fully stocked with dishes, pots and pans.
The bedroom is to the other side of the living room. It has two single beds that can be prepared together or apart and an armoire for your clothing. An en suite bathroom has shower, sink, toilet and bidet.
Within the same building are our Prisco VRBO #52284, Strozzi VRBO #156858 vacation rental apartments.
No check in after 7:00 pm. So sorry, no exceptions.
See what the experts say about us! Conde Nast Traveler Magazine Italy Experience Maker award, Travel & Leisure Magazine Italy All-Star award, Better Business Bureau A+ perfect rating, SlowTravel Preferred, Vacation Rental Managers Association professional.
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This property is offered by Italy Perfect. We are a family business with a mission! We want you to love Italy as much as we do. We are based in North America, we can answer your questions in English or Italian. We look forward to hearing from you!
Lisa Byrne purchased this apartment in 2004
Wonderful historic center location, walkable to the sites.
• Excellent restaurants down the block
• Proximity to the major sites
• 8 minute walk to the train station
Michaela, overall was a great place for us, specially its location being so central.
This was our second visit to Florence.
Having two separate bathrooms in the apartment made it very comfortable for us.
The owners were nice and helpful.
We were very happy with Italy perfect for providing us with all the details they provided before our trip via email and online. Excellent!
Not fancy. You feel like you're staying and your Italian grandmother's home which is a lovely feeling. Superior location.
The apartment, Michaela, that we rented in Florence was in the perfect location. It was within walking distance of almost anything you would want to see, and there was a wonderful bakery, a great deli and some wonderful restaurants all within a block or two. The owners of the apartment were charming and helpful. Staying at this apartment was part of what made the entire Florence part of our vacation a favorite.
We were very pleased with our stay in this apartment. The apartment is within walking distance of everything we wanted to see and do, and we were able to walk to the train station on arrival and departure (10 minutes). Because the apartment is very quiet, facing a courtyard and not the street, it was always a surprise to open the front door of this beautiful building and step out into the bustling center of Florence. The area around the apartment is packed with restaurants and there is a very small food shop (for yogurt, milk and the like). Larger grocery stores are farther away, but still within walking distance. The second full bathroom was a plus, as well. Finally, our hosts were charming. They gave us a thorough orientation to the apartment and the neighborhood when they handed over the keys. We did sneak a peak at the Prisco apartment, which used to be the main living area of this family's flat, and it is stunning, with high ceilings and beautiful details and a full kitchen. However, we preferred the quieter placement of Michaela at the end of the hall. One thing to note is that this is a spacious, comfortable apartment, but it is not a luxury hotel. Towels are line dried, which means a bit scratchy, and sheets aren't changed daily. But, this is what we were expecting and it suited us just fine.
We have stayed in Firenze before in hotels, and this was a refreshing change. Ideal location within easy walking distance of Academia and Uffizi and the shopping areas. Miki and Franco are lovely, gracious people who were quite helpful with directions and restaurant suggestions. We recommend this type of travel to those seeking more of a "locals" experience.
From the moment we opened the front door to the apartment Michaela, we knew we weren't in California anymore!
It oozes the European feel we wanted and the location was ideal!
Two bathrooms were a treat as was the large bedroom and kitchen! A lovely respite after a busy day exploring an amazing city.
I would recommend having some basics like plastic wrap, sugar and more garbage bags.
Late at night and early in the morning the adjoining bakery could be quite noisy. Closing the windows helped but I think in warmer months this could be a problem.
Despite those suggestions we loved our 6 days there and have already recommended it to friends!
Favorite restaurant? Trattoria Casalinga in the Oltrarno but close by the apartment. Great value and a deliciously authentic experience!
Perfect location and great apartment, but what makes it even more spectacular are the hosts. We stayed in the apartment from Dec 28 until Jan 1. Florence was filled with tourists and new year's eve partyers. Our hosts, Miki and Franco, tried to unsuccessfully reserve a cab the night before for our early 1/1 airport departure due to all of the partyers still filling the streets. Instead - they suggested we get up early and call. Time was winding down, it was 5 am and we were desperate to get ot the airport. As a last resort, we called Franco. Without a fuss he picked us up and drove us to the airport. Both Miki and Franco took excellent care of us and made us feel very welcome. I highly recommend this apartment for your stay in Florence.
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You'd think that an iOS game that was originally priced at $0.99 and is now selling for $1.99 wouldn't have a piracy problem.
You'd be wrong.
French game developer Godzilab recently tweeted that they've seen a 37.5% piracy rate for their massively mulitplayer online basketball game, StarDunk. The tweet also included a plea for help -- "37.5% of StarDunk players are using a cracked version. If anybody has a good way of detecting them, we'll take it."
Mobile gaming site PocketGamer noted that in a followup, Godzilab said that the figure was calculated from the total number of copies of StarDunk that were sold in the App Store and the number of unique accounts that have been registered with the online (Plus+) server. The latter number was much larger than the former, leading to the online disclosure of the StarDunk piracy problem.
Whether the solution comes from Plus+, the developer, or a combination of the two, it's certain that someone is going to find a way to stop the piracy. Perhaps releasing the game in a free, ad-supported version for the people who can't afford to spend two bucks might sink the pirate ship.
Note: As the developers have noted in the comments, "We are actually counting the number of unique accounts, so if you install the game on iPad/iPod/iPhone multiple time and still use the same account we will count this as one game bought.
So yes, we might count a few users who have multiple account but that should only be a few."


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The McLaren ATLAS Express telemetry system is now fully operational on iRacing. The system provides iRacers access to data acquisition and telemetry software similar to those used on every car competing in the FIA Formula One World Championship since 2008 and slated to be NASCAR's standard ECU (engine control unit) in 2012.
ATLAS Express gives members an unprecedented opportunity to delve into the inner workings of their race cars and dramatically increase their understanding of those cars, not to mention translating that knowledge into faster, more consistent performance. Primarily intended as a tool for analyzing and developing cars' handling, ATLAS Express enables you to gather and analyze critical data such as lateral acceleration, steering wheel angle, damper/spring deflection and real time tire performance.
To help speed everyone's learning curve, iRacing has developed a Quick Start Guide to the ATLAS Express system which is available as a downloadable pdf on the Member Site. The iRacing McLaren ATLAS Express Quick Start Guide contains everything you'll need to become familiar with this state-of-the-art telemetry system including set-up and configuration, loading and customizing workbooks and advanced topics such as establishing speed and distance parameters, building circuit maps with defined corner/straightaways, and editing math functions
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When it comes to web design it's lean and mean at 1-800 Contacts.
Since May 1-800 Contacts Inc., No. 101 in the Internet Retailer Top 500 Guide, has been redesigning 1800Contacts.com, which carries more than 10 million sets of contact lenses.
But instead of complicating its e-commerce site with many features and functions, 1-800 Contacts has an eight-step design initiative under way that reduces the time and steps it takes customers to place an order, says e-commerce marketing manager Amy Larson. "We are streamlining the process," says Larson.
The newly redesigned home page features two prominent boxes: one that new shoppers use to purchase contact lenses and another for repeat customers. The new home page also features above the fold images of the most requested contact lens brands. Clicking on a particular brand takes shoppers directly to a revamped product page that contains larger images and links for a particular brand. If, for instance, a shopper clicks on the Acuvue image on the home page is immediately taken to a product page that lists all Acuvue contacts in alphabetical order.
With the old design it took shoppers as many as four clicks to get to the right contact lens page and place an order. Now that process in some cases has been reduced to two clicks, says Larson.
1-800 Contacts, which in June expanded into more eyewear categories with the launch of Glasses.com, is building better customer service features into its product pages based on a question and answer format. When new or repeat shoppers need to order a certain type of contact lens, the order might be written on the prescription form from the optometrist. New customer service features on 1800Contacts.com include a series of guided questions that tell customers step by step how to enter the correct information on the order form and where the numbers can be found on the prescription or the contact lens box.
"We are going to give the contact lens shopper a step-by-step way to order their lens or refill an order as quickly as possible," says Larson. "There is a place on the contact lens box that has the correct information to enter, but customers may not know where it is. We will show them."
1-800 Contacts says its new approach to design is meant to help first-time users effortlessly order contacts and simplify the process for repeat shoppers. "A lot of e-commerce sites want to be the destination of choice because of all the content and functionality they offer," says Larson. "We want to be the destination of choice for contact lens shoppers by making easier and faster to order."


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Memory Chapel Mortuary, Prescott, Az.
Buried Nov. 12, 1999
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We'd love to have you join WINC & become part of the fascinating world of saving wildlife.
Want to know more before signing up? You'll find stories about some of the wildlife WINC has rescued on our Rescues page and you can use our Contact page to talk to someone who can answer your questions
If you'd like to join right away, you have a choice of application forms:
- If you already have experience, please download this form.
- If you do NOT have any wildlife experience, please download this form.
People under 18 years of age are welcome to join & train with adult supervision
Membership is important because:
- it's illegal to keep & look after wildlife unless you belong to, & are trained by, a wildlife group licensed by the National Parks and Wildlife Service
- you'll be covered by WINC's insurance at every step of your wildlife career
- even if you don't want an active role with wildlife, your membership fee will go towards supporting wildlife in providing food, shelter & equipment
WINC prides itself on keeping administrative costs to an absolute minimum, so that the maximum amount of money is devoted to wildlife care.
If you'd like to become a wildlife rescuer or carer, or just help out in other ways, see our Volunteer page
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13 August 2015
The results of the 2015 National Student Survey (NSS) show that overall satisfaction with History puts us in joint third place among Russell Group universities.
29 July 2015
University alumna is at the heart of the conservation work on Neil Armstrong's spacesuit.
Cardiff medieval historians and archaeologists are to attend a range of Scandinavian talks and lectures this Autumn, forging further links at international conferences.
27 July 2015
Community excavation uncovers huge Stone Age enclosure in Cardiff
16 July 2015
In the Institute of Conservation (ICON) national awards, a Cardiff University student has once again been shortlisted as Student Conservator of the Year.
15 July 2015
An innovative scheme offering people a way back into education celebrate its first group of graduates this week.
10 July 2015
A new partnership between Cardiff University and three heritage partners will enable students to gain valuable work experience while also assisting leading South Wales museums with their work.
14 May 2015
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- n. A member of a competitive bicycle-racing team whose role is to assist the team leader, as by setting the pace.
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- n. A rider on a cycle racing team whose role is to assist the team's designated leaders even if at the expense of his/her own individual performance.
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Abbott refers to Sampson as his "domestique" - a French term (it means, literally, servant) referring to a road cycle racer who works for the benefit of his leader.
Now, he sees his job as serving as a "domestique" - or support rider - for Contador, putting an end to speculation about whether he or the Spaniard deserved the role of Astana team leader.
Could Lance Armstrong actually be a support rider, that self-sacrificing team player the Franco-centric cycling world calls a domestique?
It was really an added pang to go, on their account, but the carriage was waiting at the door; the 'domestique' had already carried our baggage to the steam-tram station; the kindly menial train formed around us for an ultimate
I am a "domestique," which essentially means a worker.
Whitfield, who taped 'Sing Like Kreek' to his bike handlebars after watching men's eight rower Adam Kreek bellow out the national anthem during his gold medal ceremony, had run a strategically brilliant race, helped significantly in the bike leg by "domestique" Colin Jenkins, who had been controversially named to the team at the urging of Whitfield and his coach Joel Filliol.
PASADENA, California (AP) Levi Leipheimer is usually cast in the role of domestique, sacrificing his individual performance to help a teammate.
VERBIER, Switzerland (AP) Lance Armstrong all but conceded the Tour de France on Sunday to his teammate and rival Alberto Contador after the Spaniard blew away the pack and seized the yellow jersey as the race entered the Alps. "As far as I'm concerned, I'm happy to be a domestique," Armstrong said, using French cycling jargon for a backup rider.
But by then Hamilton was disgraced, busted for doping at the height of his European career, and watching him hammer flat blocks around a city park as a sidekick "domestique" was a little depressing.
Cheula, 31, will bring his experience to the team after 10 years into top teams, such as Mapei, Vini Caldirola and Barloworld, where he consolidated as a top-class domestique.


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Uzbek Leader Hails First Summit With Kazakhstan
Uzbek President Islam Karimov (file photo) (AFP) PRAGUE, March 21, 2006 (RFE/RL) -- Uzbek President Islam Karimov has hailed the visit of Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbaev as one of "unprecedented significance."
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Chin, W.-N. and Nguyen, H. H. and Popeea, C. and Qin, S. (2008) 'Analysing memory resource bounds for low-level programs.', in 2008 International Symposium on Memory Management, ISMM'08, 7-8 June 2008, Tucson, AZ ; proceedings. New York: Association for Computing Machinery, pp. 151-160.
Embedded systems are becoming more widely used but these systems are often resource constrained. Programming models for these systems should take into formal consideration resources such as stack and heap. In this paper, we show how memory resource bounds can be inferred for assembly-level programs. Our inference process captures the memory needs of each method in terms of the symbolic values of its parameters. For better precision, we infer path-sensitive information through a novel guarded expression format. Our current proposal relies on a Presburger solver to capture memory requirements symbolically, and to perform fixpoint analysis for loops and recursion. Apart from safety in memory adequacy, our proposal can provide estimate on memory costs for embedded devices and improve performance via fewer runtime checks against memory bound.
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Reid Palmer
ST. JOSEPH – Reid Palmer, 83, of St. Joseph passed away at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday (Oct. 2, 2012) at Country Health, Gifford.
Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Friday, Oct. 5, at Freese Funeral Home, 302 E. Grand Ave., St. Joseph, with David Barcus and Vincent Santanelli officating. Burial will be in Mount Olive Cemetery, Mayview. Visitation will be from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Reid was born July 2, 1929, in Dayton, Ohio, to Henry and Lucille Taylor Palmer. He married Alma Joyce "June" Shirley on Oct. 25, 1946. She survives.
Reid is also survived by two sons, Michael (Linda) Palmer of St. Joseph and Gregory (Jean) Palmer of St. Joseph; five granddaughters; two great-granddaughters and one great-grandson.
He was preceded in death by his parents and one brother, Ronald Palmer.
Reid graduated from St. Joseph High School. He was a sheet metal worker by profession. He retired from Sheet Metal Local No. 218 in Champaign in 1994. He operated the Sheet Metal Local Food Bank for 10 years.
Reid was a member of St. Joseph Church of Christ for 76 years. He served as decon and a current trustee.
Memorials may be made to Church of Christ, St. Joseph, or the American Heart Association.


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The Land
The land for D2E was purchased from the McKee family in 2011. The family had a dairy farm and many of the original buildings and home are still standing on the property. Most of the land (100 acres) is in forest cover which is managed under a Forest Stewardship Plan developed with support from the Triangle Land Conservancy and David Halley, a NC Registered Forester. Another 33 acres are currently being farmed for vegetables, fruit, shiitake mushrooms, and hay. The remaining 10 are in infrastructure and pollinator areas. D2E was certified organic by CCOF in 2015.
The first year (2011 – 2012) was focused on building for the future. We built an irrigation pond and system for irrigating the produce, a deer-fence around 8 acres for produce production and a barn. All the local businesses and individuals that helped with the projects were excellent (you can see many of them in our pictures)! We started growing produce in Spring 2012.
For year-round production, we built a greenhouse in 2014, acquired 2 high tunnels in 2015, and will acquire more high tunnels in 2017.
The People
Cecilia Redding
The farm is owned and farmed by Cecilia Redding. Cecilia became an Biological and Agricultural Engineer (BS , MS) with hopes to farm someday. After 25 years in the food and beverage industries and living in various parts of the country (and traveling internationally (which is why she did a Global MBA at UNC, Chapel Hill)), she is finally realizing her dream. Her husband and 2 daughters provide considerable support and inspiration to the farm. She loves to be with family and friends, biking, swimming, running (doing a few triathlons every year for the fun of it), water skiing, or traveling.
John Dorsey
John Dorsey is Cecilia's brother. John joined the team initially to help get the farm up and running. He previously spent over 30 years as an international business attorney, much of it living and working overseas (mainly Asia). He is always in a good mood and ready to do whatever needs to be done at the moment. John developed our sales and marketing approach and systems last year. This year he focused on improving our back-office functions, prepared us for being organic certified, and got us all excited about growing and selling edamame!
Rosa Modesto and Adela Camarillo
Rosa and Adela began working for Down 2 Earth Farms in the Summer of 2014. Rosa is very organized and exhibits a great deal of critical thinking. This has helped us continue to shape our greenhouse and farming operations. Adela's strong work ethic and positive attitude are infectious, and helps us all make it through the toughest work days. Rosa and her family live in Roxborro, while Adela and her family live in Hurdle Mills. We feel very fortunate to have Rosa and Adela as part of our team at Down 2 Earth Farms!
Orlan Johnson
Orlan Johnson is much more than a business advisor to Down 2 Earth Farms. He is our master, dare devil tractor driver. If we need a tough task done on the tractor, we call Orlan. He must have learned this skill while growing up on a dairy farm in Wisconsin. He spent a career as an entrepreneur starting companies in the biotech industry and then as an executive career consultant. Now he spends his free time as a woodturner and metal sculptor selling his art at a couple of local galleries.


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econometrician, econometrist(noun)
an economist who uses statistical and mathematical methods
Someone who studies economies with a view to mathematics
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